Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1891, Page 2

101 - TWELVE PAGES. | “. = B lwe b 2 lairaolyego & : o1y dariip the bast, fov day IN DANGER OF BEING STOLEY, ' toar of ¢ | nie Tak th 1 N e Ipheld His Doctr 1 g | tth Chago is Roported the Lad ‘ Oondition of Tr ADDITIONAL POLICE PLACED ! v | e ! ~ ; THE PERSECUTED JEWS OF RUSSI DULLNESS IN THE SOUTH AND NOR THWEST T - She Woas Girently Pleased, A Motion to RiTEhe Enametin o Flee for Their Lives, W hile s Zos of A Stealdy Approwch to A of Che B Prohibiting 1 t ¢ Ol veler Deadh o Banish Stingency of €he Money Market Public Oiciale Fail o I ; \ Hen e The Forcgn News 0 Ohe Bt s to Carry, . - ] S5t o Bud, Trres il Treast theboo " o 1 szl e, HEY QU AR BELED. Want Women Votes ! Fob, 21, [Spec » ; Explination of the ¥ o th Bipi- M L paparthe writors s Lo Bnglish Gossips. a short ti g | tifeshs 110 tho highost | the United (BRGNS GG BN Athough e lnd not fa Wamed the prince « Hourn White moved that the res r v this, stolidtity aul seut up e | into the backe ath, lie e i and threatened to ficor connected with e, Seeretury e i) The following independents voted ir Belon RlaL I PolaaTwhs ol It TRuRLE olnat: (et kol ERGIsSa80a &1 eirnestly, and en giving BFla] Wi, K6] REITToc] () tHal for savail 3, DINOLN, Neb, Fe Spedal to Tan | of this u Filion, Gale, Nichls, Joes, | F SRy ho lad (W Canition to procure 1| i sont sether cip AT, SO GRT 1 STl ROl s G e A e BEk.) -Mr, Moan intnduced the following | Parker, Riloy, Sclip, Wal Williams of = = | tastiin Franklin, Wilkon and Speakee’ Biler. The Abusing the Franchise, |ltcrpidree pealcer filed an explnat oth Lixcaus, Neb., Fob Apecil to T | Gurine fo U el el g thee mtes o e s AL GO IR NG LA sl 30 of the lieutenunt governor night before last | twlesrph companies. was prioted and bulldoze the sonate, andintimated that the andattompt o of the | ferveato the com n lolegruph nbers of that oy were respousibleonly This fear of robbery wp pract vom independent and inpartial ss Prederick, ex pressing hisownand the | much béing locked apin v ore, At m_atteniico upon her father | guoers wishe somoscarally of louabla fands is o Bri.)—1he scate committeo on privile il to litber oiie word, eithor | LM o nteon, o ports generally note a fair demind andelections considered the Punck-C s | di v orindireetly, bearing upon religion | @ped from the Cambriage spinning improvemont in treade, while e or any religious su et Wherosh 4 nights past he has had @ watehman sleeping inlis office. This, however, dil ot prevent some scoundrel from bresking into the oflico wsolution Whoreas, 0n J 3. lousoroll No. 8 i T e R lecion contest and came tothe o SR “, s the | befor ; LS oivs, Saied comiitte thatit was the toughost job ey German Pape 1 the Situation, e NS et i nes ver bu recorded in y Tsadcd bills there ore talen this far in the sissio 1 Tl a1 CABisH (o | Monstrous anachronism of the Cambridgeand 1,4y, Milwan No chan S e > ik o5 s I B BRI UG S ' R RRiRuEE rivilgo | ot M ! o 1o retirn hos 0, 8 bushiels of ¢ e By < re eitung say “We i of the regu! ] t 1 that the same n the general Agreeable o the amouncement in | ; i i of tryings and imprisor s ot O now on duty before ( thee colimus Sengor Mattes intwduced o oristitat ' e f FOveror and S f . Moan said he had endeavored fe o | radoltrtion this Moming) ik iaiited | bl we recomize e Eheso men w i No telograph charges, | Sticntionof the seu ¢ i | 5 i alr The North G s .‘,“I““l““ dallin wtilthe close of the and theattention of the [ Ness displaved in the - of employ ing Sl t 3 i % it telocalliberals took un the grievanee 15 0 watehman in the S louseto the matter taches of that bod ttrcted aniver L S ¢ i and proved that in o nunber of instances yrridors on the 5 plained that e hadealed 1 t 5 e, ; ! ' Borrli afes, and i thing ted the considora - es, )ty > [ . alconvicted andsen to outwit t Who we siid furthier that o st x . I A nots is that of awonun wling are & ofuscertaining who it was desks t Seely, as ‘ vies with Tl it ¢ i, o and’ « At € question cseaped from the sy stedat will by the proctor A privat nosworn evilence and no defon T\ SR AR Ga g : £ " | whodisa o out marketing, hay Wwe in Bt s in " hiwd a pol o t mittd provided r o the purpos trong, a K Nic envelopr, which ain broken ) the lieutonant goverior’s r I ' com r Private Secrotary Seoly k. Itis akey which b 1 hased four years aszo at 1 nmittee 5 i s i al s desk was bought on the general file " (5 eeaiisergnean e KO T s o s s | | ‘ W Notn Cuse for Arbitration - {abaudon e pr i thoer e | vasluible lighton v The Seaate. ras W el helle of the smate the ¢ 2 Cobb, M prepuin New., b pecnl to Mom said there was no doubt that pisses oro tedandthe mueof theper cnse by ent the lor 1o wor i Vi g ol o s o : ! . ; Senator Shumway, as oot { o S . . | i C ¢ Aty | peound taken is that he ¢ Steph Nowberry said t hile theeont fare was pending pa were distributed udonts . i Eookvar i a luw aasvenl atmpts hnvobeen midelo otadn | qayand madenp is mind to gt angry. He | we nown - positi and r, they pon, Lt cad that that body Bto public oficersrsss o ot et i Sonate has | Satdown and libored over a terribloarmign- | to be vested bymutual cousent withthe usial | o wunsel to uil forcontemp ; ; suspicious of thebill aud : e e e s While ensured fn tho exading tasle | POWers of o trial by law, thotrialto tike [ 'S thos 1ouse b i took a pass the railwads would have [ 20U GISpayel the fergstio fe miter e Ledlirer VR of Wo i court. Upon behalf of S | 1 IS0 0 | et o o i A0 | could be” expectel of a boly conmitted to | BigLectrer Wheit of the K Jabor o Rt mii Bl v b (| lovex beenofraxel Wi, and ho begi ! si i Arain Bl e T s CRu AT e e retrenichmentand rform, Ttremins o be | or lowns @lided by, He fooked over the & ! 2 whetheror not it will now efectial deterot the seribblin block investization by preventing the swerc »d up and inquirect tary from reporting. Thatgentlenan of the n clime vowere is hud been read, rose to his feel : sted that the resolitions e ove t ) it seems ¢ ana it it was the grossest it over they do not intend tosubmit | mingup the case, until he was reminded that irg Tie latte 8 v but a jury, and the jury had pot s defen On motion of Senit th 1 it to Omaln every Saturd 1oLy in bringing the « ytial. Butas [ 1€ per o sviD moving teo was apponted as ws : ) was not ashamedof it and did & 8 4 awyers add, they do not in the release of - Mrs. Maybrick St Poynter, 13 151 and 1 wd any influence over him fornation yvlithiishow sought aconic repty us the Heren i in Iy t that the summing up of Woods. 1 (ind.)-—On thisside of the house ywe o e o th th enator Switzer it d e Tolowing | have canscintio cinst aceopting b A"""" Nalesinqu ',' ¢ < n effision was - finally RS HIoR TG T e e G from the bankers Omaha cdearig | pissesand annol 1 with aclear SEDINRINCD RES SIS IRD <) led ub by somchody as & tos B Feb, 2 st et 3 house, which, howe State 1 not ¢ ot i Senate file 4 s | 1aidunder thot 4 unanimity s . P Ul arrest of Robert i i Speaks for S necossarily reflect. his entime T o | Shoved > i i Nov i chi wssaulton a Scoteh jud Hriox )., Fen Owany, Neb, I Honorabie B 5 > Stateof Nobraska - Gentlemea ¥ ¥ il ners, the banks forming th a mjori > log ng upon The Omiha Charte i i . AR O B O B e 2 A tition the comnty hourd t 1 & pointment of ol (dem.) said - Be received apas: @ conferance comuitt end the sam. tore the lesishire oper L ought to bein pssesion of the . you're a was the accused was owing Lhie principal pr 5 Wher ok It ; : " allel his outmgzeous libel on Honorable hody 15 considerin It an act Uhis case, amendients of the law pertaining to usury, The banks g signing hereto make no los ata higher rate | cont fare bill would i 3 y [ t Jo v b or, lita 2 Iheiuntah s Kioatibiaroind I than that permitted by aw. Outhe contrary, | roadsthe pss: s uld 1 & o t rta ¢ and 2 ¥ and | 1 whatibeaopldofasaonislon therateof interest maitained and charged | ans f justic 8 f tod t o dead > where th 1| inve 1 L and then by our respective institutions, will avery White Tavored the passage of the bi ¥ : N t > o -l T v ears W pposed that muoh loss than the wmaximum rate, | did not think any presot menberot the leg. | r t m ot sth 4 voison. In the merchant 4 { Wo are, therefore, not diveelly istatuie would borotumed orelected toan y tified the dtizas k P ty Laticeof bu quear a secrot history akin hat iz on its terested n the matter of penalty to be Mool public trust. | Laughte ° ) comty shall hold an el T (|{eEbi L e exliBad DL Ao L Miionaiol ushap Colity jompht posed for violation of law, Weare, lowever, Mr. Moan again took vhe floor and pro-§ The bill was lost, not 8 the by Russian speenlator of Lo or George IV, Cheauthori- | scatin th comizant of the fact that the max imum now | ceeded to answersorne personal allusions to | coustitutional majorty fixed, which isamiple for the loaning opera- | himself. Yeas—Beck, Collins, tions of a large commercial city, is insufi Breen didnot have any sympathy with any | Moore, Poyuter, Radall cient forsparsely settled localitics where the | m 1tto dedare public ofticers in Ne- | Swith, Stovens, Turne supply of capitat islimited in amomt. To \ski i pack of thieves 1 g impose extreme operative pemlties with tho | Breman (@em) thoght the bill was a| Navs-Brown, Coilter, Day, Dysart, Hill = i : presont max imum rate would result in the | good meastre and tha ratlvads m Up | Mo, Mattes, Micener, Stumuway, ' Star: Legistative Notes Berlin, Wd 1o iaformition that Em press R L o s 2 Toso to public ofidals and did 1| buck, Switzler, Thonas, Van Housen, Wil Liscors, Neb., Feb. 2% [Specitl to Tak | Frelerickintended to visit 1 efore his | 2 1 < | he thinies, will give the indep calities and_ deprive borrowers thero of @ con gh passes. He proposed to vote for the | Son— 1 4 b Bir.] —The enployes in the clorke’s ofice pre- | departure for this city. Count Von Muunster, 2 1ora ok i NothiLng; v saidl | nfontirtllsta o sylvania veuienee and privileze o which they ave us Applause from the. independen ts Absent—Christoflorson, She.-—2. ented Chief Clerk Brie dohason with an e theGerm embassador here, it appears, raGeyly the dibalion Woigugn, ik - much entitled as the residents of a wealthior nes (ind.) didnot believe the state had | Not voting—Kaotz, Warner Dempsey and Meamiey May Fight community —that of borrowing money when ie power to compel railroads to pass public The present law requir or the orginiza 1 sentenced to two _ © ""‘Y“ anil f N sht. ST their necessities or desires demand 1t oMicers frov, us advocate Conish tin of new cou old ones three. | t o 1o by First Assistant | ernpross notified M. Do Froycinet, prosid el 3 likkely to end his din circulateda panphlet att v 5 wnd state puTpose g sted he s toassess the ity | ouly and for city. pirposes exclusively. This | 1aw is not to o intoolectfor nyear the | Pans, Feb. 27 1 Ciblogram to emerceney clnse haviug been eliminated TupBee|—Tt is somi-oficially amouneed Aol hldTs that M. Herbett, the French embassador at ties reframed from arw ngthe author in | hOT-esse A ScmiOflicial Statement, iy I ’ B S The par rder to id ullying the spotle toss | yictions will ¢ charcter the queen with the filh, |the people hay a chare but they determined to punish him some- | represenstation. My, KKy low. They watched and soon got a [plenty of help is commg his 1de of both the vepiblics o prosecute him for libelling r today, Thepresouta- | sometimebefore the coming of the Ge lsnowsol it and the acau Botheatlaonme sl et oo avexton Folkor (dom.) was opposed tothébill on [ 1ifihs of the votes est incach county i M Johmson responded i a | of the council of ministers. and M. Kibot, wo are convinced that the iterests of the | principle. If ho desirel to make a prosent, to £ i grduclsaany o ministerof forien alaivs, that tho o press borrowers everywhere would be best served | @y oie hie thought he shoud notbe denied i nsies. | Mr Dledie il I8 ey Ing would spond a few days i Pars under i by the abolition of al herthanthe | that riche h Special to T ol con b RELRRRY ML die striclest ine The government, it - imposition of severe prohibition Giaftin (ind.) declax o0 passes to | Bur, is the bill in full pr 1 Hl‘n went .:x‘"-l\\" o “n c‘.‘\ \-Aw;-”h«: alsosemioMcily annouwced, did not A Bmportant Ruling. conveyed in the presentlaw is suficientto [ public ofi s the most profific source | pipitingtree ps unlic oPfichils 1ot | iime in (e cmmittas o eliing. Conly u: ¥ 1 tempt Lo influencd b awsiNG, Mich, Feb, Special Tl YN orevent knding at an increased rate, by cap- | O comuption in this enntiy andthe Wieful | e or s e B g B G Lilng. Daliiwe | Herin s B SRSionilas | s italists who respect thelaw, and, in cou s the s ) Ny rvedur of the wh A I e No (loser Relations Desived. for lumus in the case of Sehmed ther e ie floor of the Nouse today quence thereof, the borrower it stich rateis | the flv liouse tods Seetion 1. 1tis hereby dedare ful| = Ouly tvo indepmdont g 1| Bk, Fob, 27— Special Cablog rlc Moy of Wayne f Fequired o pay not only The rte the money s (inG.) did ol Uik the bill goc 5 (s ooy dedionionlantull e iolliopidonhonneslihe bl : 2 ‘ of Wayne county is worth, but a sum add Al theretoto | far enougrh, but was satistied that froe passes MY OISO, ot hentnel A paa e R 3 Ve By IReich covor thorisk involved intho tunsaction. It | had bien used tocorrupt pubhic oficials and -2 1t ishereby dodarod unlwful for [ © Me. Porter the pohibition represe follows that. in practice, usury laws always | was TG [oss tha 4 wwhols YA O | gy person® to taked pass fron any vairoad T B today whose benefitand protection thoy are sup Howe adnitted that free sses had cor R ; zonts ol an i 1okt ) Lok e RS O sl Wiy Tanaiu o Fh posedt to be desined Tuptal the telitis of lilx sleie, Ho thoght, dcompiny who sl violato any of | vwould ol be i exarbit ERN fuon s LaBLIE. b Kemovoall prohibition and penaltyand tho | BOVRIT, BUb theevileoulduot be weched | ghoprovisions of this act shull bv demed | quilo Nikety wor, that the house v onable Frencl g of 0 in 1o be tiva 1aw of supply and_demand would have unin by Legislation. i D A Qi Ly, y or o enalle Frenchimen to cross the [ ing of anissue in cases it peded operation and competation would de- The motion to strike out thoenacting dause [ Y of 4 Histe hiaR(-on tups akoa d ! ptier and attend the fairs ad markets in .- A Young Hushand Suicides cido the rate W be paid was lost 0t s ; R upper Alsice. Tho chaneellon it abed, i The Poles Must Comae Down . Fob, 27.-[S < We, thorefore, respectful and l”"“\l‘vfll Taved (o ARond the Bil saithi s e WEKEEGHAN TO THERESCUE t way | N recommend that youadopt the bill introduced X v all S TN —~ ios R 1l by Mr, Taylor—sente Hlo No, 1M—which | did not think tholaww Would bo consttu ) Smon odingn piblic oice | Nebraska's Botghty Conuressman blll_ repanls tho prsent usury law and fs | Shrder movel anumenimen > shal IS violateanyof tho Fack tes the Linois Problem. sinilax to the law prevaillng i Massachus- | the employes of t o, which 11 bode SR el RCHs etts and other states, where it has proved to | Several oher at vore mude by me: i Hmh;‘:“x” ity e “‘, l.\u,'l‘u' ; ’I h, 18 I B Bruray, Fen 27| Speeial Cablegram to aftor June be o the best literest of the pople to main- | bers from Douglis ¢ d tho bill, all of | SfH R stOrIn sun mol less than 100 | 20 o S e bra | T1¥ Brr) —Ciancdlor Yon Cuprivi in t m issionerof public work it Natto banle H. Kountan! Bt Moun an_ anendment excepting [ Pt o wis in the ciy fofay holding eoforences o S 3 xt 1400 > Qent; Omaha National bank, W. Wallae, | thitdien " eighit yeers old 5. In prosecut folat the democrats aud Faners M ABEURLY feainiliie padl L ikhio .oty o e ure catel we day says that Chancellor Von Caprivi has | vightof count 5 ross th notified Prince Von Hohenloho-Schiln aleases at v syndi passport regila- | public property, but this p Ry tions as propsed in Alsacelormine in | ihelude papers that ar eSSy to of &17,000,000. thin =50 1ol SLOW, or 10 i . dermen tolay i resd T he German Ay 1o recommen dation of th Ben 13, Wood, cashier; United States Na. | and a forf hisoico,in thocase of u| Living agaist i guused on e ¢ tional bavk, M. ‘C. Bavlow, cashier'; Comamor- | Public ofticial who violues the Law cial National bank, A. 1>, Hopkius, president Tlie bill was reported back for passage by Uniou National bank, Henry F. Wyman, f &7 to 31 : to v ion that e EEIiIL ned oftfoers M have n Tt Vv i this testimont will erinfuate hins Bt ot e eltieqi| Siont samp from tio and hisovidence gven i any such prosecu k AT qaincl R Sinieg : " . ’ Al ne corsin the world, i A Drove of Deop s Shall wot Do usel naiist i fn any MOl Bonet ention | v hest ion-cummisioned off A e el i ar i NOT s of Conmerce. o, N mittee also recommended forepas. | CIVil or erimival suit against him B for PPalwer. In n interview to o RO s e 71, by White, which auth o g i am——— + however, bipsaid bo wis ot workings Crented o Seasation. bl raRliny: hrsalnd || o8 s of tho second class to ke & L y b v Patmer and Bopd the Farmers' Mutual | Toxnos, 1eb, 2 State bauk, Low Spratien, cashier : American | speeial levy for gus aud for dectric light A i, Tnen Sy S B awi eshier Omiha | Thecomiittecarosoand the house took up | 1 e chunty had the flor today Tom & Trust compan's Swings b | wd pisseda bill by Onkley, authoriziug the | inthe house during thogiseusion of the bil | Fighan brough < Frunk . cashier; Omaha Saviggs 03T 0F supervisors ln the varions cointios | probibiting free psses to mblic oflidals, cor Craflts fepn( bauk, Joun Wilbur, cashier 10 188ue bor Special Cablogran to Tug Ber)—Asensation was created b, nt that I 3 Nt Lixcoiy, Neb., Feb. 9. —|8 Tare (IS 10t to exceed § percentol the [ Ropresentative Storms (nd)of tht copnty | SWhich stated that th The " Blue Ridge farmers' alliance poti- | Bsessed valuation, with a naxiuum linit of | mude w o adcdress declari freo | democratic menborolect fay tioved for the rightof suflrage for womenin | #0,00, aud use the promecds 0 purchaso | pisses nothing s than a wholeomo | city and village elections, seed for the necdy farmers, selling the same | Sytom of bribey. Ho was followed | Will Issuea Call. Citizens of Hawilton county protested | for 10per cent above cost, taking a promi by Clurch Howe, who admitted that| New York Feb, 27. - Presil aginst the passageof the law affccting the | SOTY note from the purchaser, payablein five | fioe passes were a prolilie soirce of ot bia Eeanblian Liasus E slo E28is salary of the chairmen of county boards. years, and bearing 3 por cent vest, Tho | corruption, but chirged that his collague | ©fthe Hepublican Leaguoof th : Auother romoustrance wis presented | Uil received ninely vows, nays, nne Ol Swrihs) was oniya reent conyert to | Willissuoa all forthe foyethannul Talsram (o e Hi aginst reduciug counties to less than el A committee, consisting of - Dobson and | theca for he limsoll rocontly fur, [ tion of the leagae lo be held jnCindnn M teen miles in width, Howe, wers appointedto wait upn the St | nished him raileoad couresios and they had | @8 April2l 7 000 gave up t Citizens of Loup county asked for are- | premnccourt and obtainits opinion as 0 the | ben accepted. (Applase by the republi- | r twentysix | | counting of the votecast on the prohibitory [ constitutionality of this measuro i ¥ Ark ansas Election Reform. ostonn, Yyt awmendment L The house also passel the bitl intreduced [ “Storms vetomenentiy donied thosccusation | LITTir Rocs, Ark, Feb. 2. —The hou ¥ i 1he fllowing reports were eived from | by Stevensof Fillinore making elgnt bours a fanl a stovmy time folowed. The ropr election bitl passed the senate today, 8o far | that 0 2 c stand. 1 looked Tike a pers e A s logal day s work for all classes” of working: | sestatives fiom Nenabibecuo ensiderably | s is powibleundsr ihe state consitation 1| 1 Tudiciary —Recommending the passage of | men except those “enguged on the farmor in | excitedand both oceupiod e foor at tho | conforns 1o the Australin systemn to tho suprer 4 wood that neiithes, senite flo No. 50, reating to the Glection of | domestic labor"yeas i, nays 14 same time, horling chirees at ewch ober | - or alh Floped withthe llived Man and my ft M |ssesS OIS, T'honecative votes were cist by Ames, Al | Quiet was fnally restored by White who | stel Workers Fatally Burned, funcrad of Kin 5 vitLe, Wis,, e sl Tole- e i, County and County Boundaries—Recom- [ bert, Frost Clapp, Cramb, Flamme, Gerdes, | poved that tie while matterbe refered | poggowy, Pa, Peb, N 161 inst, w T Bre. | -1 e treet, Boston, B ainG Lhe mannat G sinatd fio} to. | Hinlkle, Jolinston, Matheson, Laup, Nelson, | Nemala county for settiencnt motion baeorl: lating to0 the time of halding county c Severin and Vaulev enter, wlich was quickly secoided from o x e < f r a LI08 RI. 55 BARAUE SOURT OB Phe bouse adjourned to 108 m. 1Omorrow, | of the house, | steol works this aftornoon. Severl tons > sa ar| Sl by alldruggista. 815 sixfor @5, 1 i I tion. NMood's Sarsiparills d S0 much Tuissioners' meetings B | Ihedtotve Behind © —ens. Adopted. | jod Laxcory, Neb, Feb, 27.—(Spedal o Tar | Lixcons, Neb., Feb. 8. —(Specil to Tk | then Geora T er and ( ran B M. Ribot, minister of forogn d £ pothecaries, | Agricullure-Recommending for vassige | Bee.—When the house voted toreport back | Bie. ] ~The joiut committee of tho house ..ml will die | amirs, dectared toa frieud today, in spois | | b 100 Doses One Dollar | hotmetal were thrown in @ 1 a repared only woll, Mash