Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 9, 1891, Page 4

R I A e S e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. MARCH . ! ohe Lol N r said the f WATER t " (L 1 of the v The “Timple Cute” of Jeforson, Texns, w8 Moulder of Public Opinton o | Fivo Colloges Will Bo Reprosented at Lizcotn el on Friday, WESLEYAN STUDENTS HAVE A MELEE. athier Walsh Appeals s Case to th Pope The Mayoralty Fight atthe Capital City Notes, 1 t v of this gountry JUDGES [N NERIASK A The Beg Fublishing Comnany, Proprielors 15 BEE RUTLDING ATEMENT 01 | ment o comm y admitt CIUCR | : i NP R 3 s 1 | n rict, v loso, A lacksmith, "' W reprosent St Bl \ will have three | Indians is ver werlly believed to by 8 seven, Bight | anceessary proci wgninst a vecurs | said St Agedore, atching thi | W att meeting, One de ones nnd At he is secretary of Tik Bey 5 ¢ B |\ P A 5 artisan at work at his ds mo o | gution that the acts of the other wer "‘,“ AhE G s LhAE. Lt ACEyal hyerat joss il 4 4 ut it i probable that | rence of trouble with them, and the as- [ {EEAA work ot b o 11 antl LHREHHOL Sulb BEvaisa Pt SRR AL R Holt con far 1 v 1 byt range- | suraneo of Commissioner Mor hat | © S what way while delegates were beinge ciosen. Besides Aprll, ¥ o for May, 1800, 20,10 | the 100th mes 1 rnish the ne relief. | there is no danger of furthe “Heo makes th this thore other matters which witl bring Thth, 0,08 (o etice, b ety | state: B 1 anenster county is separated from Cass | will not remove the appee SRk Gitunieas 1b At yows'? by asmall boy, who was eagor 1o for Sob! t t for Outober A taus A 3 8l i ind Otoe and constituted the Thicd | those who a LA ol | The State Athletic association will alse | FeRler hev s tidss niry Fobriary, 1801 r o, Th i O le- | Bk ¥ i To kive us gas that's f uhletic iring the - RGP0 temof ievigzation 1 [ one. The remaindor of 1l de-{ 3w h : " v us gas thats g e Kwor s e, e subseribod fn iy wen ealled to meet on the | s [ voted tot \ of old dis- | with g it agroes will } probubly o ba Eer Sy 3 ¥ " L ! 3 BLAE 1 et rb g S HSTERAN o the Large delegations from Giates and Doane . thougH it i MY q on of those which have | dians should b ustly and kind ; e e G e coll Sill' tako o thie coutesty andilively | han one judge, with | it cannot t owing them times are expected i Al ol ona side trck in o tow where shie was billes to piay the “Lady out sharp discussion, amon which ave some | ¥ ¢ e At the First. By t havo ¢ s f ’ ELEE AT WESLEYAN UNTVERSITY ned 4 t t Considering the foeling, bittemess, plagiatism fospiir, spite and | a multity . actions that whid vided into el d ' b futc rical conte tricts by the new bill issued by th v % i eoming dis shows the t population w Vi t At S AP y eseupplot of discord anil ax At o) el ' T N heie e tho colleses of Nebrasia, s well o ther ter of population overy decade from 1790 | <y Ryl ' Ont stites, every year brinzs ome B0 TR 60 e do ket Nad i o aseht e ; ulactions on the part, of cc fudents in 4 o L) conneetion with 1he vical conlests, Lust feers are paid | mains a doub! triet, with «ll its old % y of iinitimove, I New York Herald: Salo J May, Ferguson, the representative for Ne- wween Cincinnati and Tt The bar of justice is d i brasica, was found guilly of plagiarism ana : dianapolis. A significant feature of the | loon bar, beremptovily fired from the interstite mit couty : st Ropublic tends to show that fiatism and L i iy e Ottikon=Cartalr test, ; Crup Wwas v i & BRI A esrin Lo make use of it. 1t is manifestly . il Thir L fs the rogulnrity of the move S. K. J.—Yes. Al the barof justice peop 116 580 iiie #tuden(s Gtk Weasloyan: unis | ChoraSyore tosmIIt nnkruptey are inseparable. ment along the #9th parallel, Only in | want everything straight versityare gaitty of anundigoitied and di peachies, pear graceful fight over the trifling matter as thi \der 1, Fourth, Seventh a victs 1 old Ninth, pre- Mone pructioal work and less wind ided over by Judges Havreison and Ti would materinlly improve public respect : p J bk TiE iy n Avgontine day 1o x| attac + | counties and the addition of Hooker, m in the castern cour y na ant, e il wise, however, to make provision at this | t ner vetains the for: TiE present mantle of the beautiful 4 lemands W 3 and Dawson snow is worth its wolght in goldon v i tion to the enact his juris noand Judge Church wo instances did the center move south ) e CHALTREL i Philadelphia Tecord: No one will object | W10 shill represent thiat institution here ) if a small portion of the postal subsidy fs | £8tes in the conven il il SN AL s ! i movement was slightly southwest. In | used to purchase some fast ¢ iug for thed | the contest Friday. At a ing held re- | large g Mgl ifd o) tothe farmers of Towa, Kansas and ) tho pustdasnde ths dot te AItaA to tha stamps. cently J, Greer, president of the Wesleyan | out in fr 3 : braska. ) cont stat remote and sparsely settled western ¢ association, fotlowing ihe precedent of last | Thereis no lack of newspapers her kit ——— district convent omes from the o counties, northwest, in vesponse to the tide of ehold 1 and be iHolex year, announced the five deleeat hat tad | think there are $1X dailies tho COMMISSIONEL MORGAN A 1l theStoux | te : : immigration in that direction. The | “An agricalural agitator, LRI R AOLITGE R i) BT B sl e T i e s : nideveloped o ' the | “But you'reno nolitician, this I'll vow.” ebradadipn bl o dhor oLl Sttt St td arc a unit on two propositions: [n- sh, They wiant the western | Wi one. Tt recognizes the demand of | V4 ‘”)‘ vof undoyelopad counry I ol s o e T only nieltata s ploughe but theuetion of Greor was sustained by i | who was not pleased with faRaGa Moy BTGl b10 Gits i 3 's | thelnrgor counties for e the limitless cosourcos acting as a 2 2 majority of the students. The followin ism—chiefly on miora ereased rations and opposition to dis state to again become the cowboy’s | the largor counties forimproved judicial B e i Washingion Post Javes | the kickers managed tosocure amecting of | throw himself and Pei net for industey and thrift and un- ashington ¥ A man who declaves | the Kickors R e ot fari f that he has vainly pursued a career of in io association and attampted to unduo tho | tho broach ani tegrity, says that b leoweso n | WOk of the duy befores They wero | calen half of the continent offer to ent i LB outwitted, however, by e s chri CEol o Hola e nontiaa: f ot H perion parliamentary knowledga of nd onc insure a continuance of the Mr. Greer's supporters. The kickers | calculated then got angry and afrec-for-all fight en. | other requisite wer sued, in which ehairs were used as weapons, | prise failed ina fo —— Alas, who has not known th ied regret- | Some of the students were baaly by ‘x“ d, | be @ propri THE weokly bank statement shows | with the labor of himself and family— | ment and will materially assist in the | Now that the Boatric vl of trade | mhat comes fo those afiicted with forgettul- | LULRO boneswere broken, The kickers wer o nRed bhe I ariar the reserve has decreascd $2,740,000, rh vears of hardship and | brompt dispatch of business has pronounced against maximum v ness, tionincopeation N T e aeaa yaropp e aen The banks now hold $10,581,000 in ex fice. The arid homestead | The new judges w be named by the | any rensonable request from the memn an H:.m-‘ ,-],uv that ;,‘.w’. ‘m ‘.yi gates appointed by the executive commi i . \ gt ast Bataliba o ‘ , every time, the choicest of the lot. and ratified by the association, are coss of legal requirement represents his total wealth and pros- | governor, but as the people will be eailed s should be honored by the corpor '\","u;wl‘r'\‘f\'.\-"‘m'.- soctation, aroJ —— pects. e now asks for laws that will [ upon nest fall to revise the list them- | gjons, Minneapolis fournal: Financioring—Mr. | Nyere and 1 S, Bherps . T LOOKS as if this might bo Me. |insure the development of irrigation | selves theve is small motive for an un- mm—— R R TG nn HAS APPEALED 10 THE PO Tu-.».w 3 day :ul Springticll. It ho [ and bring the powerful avm of capital to | seemly scramble over the shortlived Eldyiicho ihinie o Ravo e M e e (,Bistiop Bouncum sull steudfas ails to the wire this time lo | his assistunce. He is a host where the | honor. A : 1 cut the price of it down one-half? Then | to reinstate Father Waish, wt ol S I ol Congress ‘pushed ¢l nment button | §ould bring in 12 per cent " | from the Catholic ministry’ for AN IMPORTANT ( aind the people et J the reverend father has appeale Bishop Gullem T am | the pope at Rome. The subject i it Stip on the Grass-Grown Streets, 1 to learn thatJapan is going toadopt | freely discussed in Catboli Minnesota in behalf of the Omaha Leveond stinuity. Miss Penclope Peachiblow cemeibered thabthorr Kent ATien e omEMilo holders of shares in the Amerviean Build- The latest comic song publish il Well, if itis of the United wlates an 53 _aguinst Mrs Ker RO yial e e S e Wil e ites : i AT %6 (o anlAr kL (RAIE GBI R awn awaiting trial on the « . may brir wo bottles of Aj AL S 5 L o maintain an efficient corps of bank inspectors, | dering ber husband. When Mis. S { linaris, * i #1210, This sum repre 5 the total e arned that Father Walsh was a witnes i sah, with or without, sabt paymen 1 300 shaves which the a ghteous Men of Oregon. W York Herald T A She kept her vow by Inforplug the hish of the lines, Frowm 1870 to 1850 th has the ne stric mpos of the men, / Theie objection is pu The apportionment appears to be a The battle is oday, as it has | facilitios, but keeps the increased ex- Siie k5 dozen years, between the | pense down ton low figure. The four | Cdualled advantiges which the w T Washington land grab, coupled JEas; ! ! ; homesteader and the cowboy new courts will involve an expense by no homestender has built his houso orcabin | means out of proportion to the benefits quarter scetion westof | to he gained by litigants. The goo- [ March of cmpive until the Mississippl i Washtngton, Poat, pasle i I Ll io rain belt. FLo has onviched the land | graphical division is o groat improve- | eached with the Pierce piano fake, render the fool-killer conspicuous by his absence in these purts, will bo 1 rom the ree cattleman is hut a small company. The ——— greatest good of the greatest number : _ m i 2 s £ g Suit has beep instituted in the courts A Strange Liquid. T 1ancney of Huropean poaco | jemands that the prayer of the home- | ¢ H now hinges on a public exhibitionof the | steader be grantod E92 hand with which England’s heir ap- The friends parent raked the that hacearat deal. of the irrigation bill ave ready to discuss it with all comers, but they have full confidence that the 1 Dt 1att . . Inture will make it the law of the lu E F i = e lady, will you bring me a bouquet of the e e Unitod ciation confiseated because the Om; vy Ameriean, et iy of my execution: | that Father Walsh hiad ma roper pr Murderer w v—Y iall have it— | bosals to her. 'The bishop refused to beliey inloss the species has become extiuct by thay | Father Wals's denial and expelled him f We bope it can be enforced, time h the church for five years. The 1 =2 & father is thereby left i an absol subject proposed international railway to con- | last year. ItHet Higate, Barrundia dead and turned to clay tute condition. noet the United States and South Amer The ewse isan important one and con- Glol May make a dot to keep the wolf away. : SO BiER AL o have b o . ndveds of persons in Ne Whoever plucks the fruitof his own ave It the ma W have been soon ns hundreds of persons in MAVAOER DO S 9T O TR DA LA S N an mething, d tia He was a cratty Bskimo lubb home teatn willggeport for reh 2 1y woo HEmSHneSlo0smavAie BRIGHOTEU. Who owned noba thing save clothes April 4 the openir Who bappeus to die before bis is ripe. health, Omaha crossing buts with the Lincoln ¢l 1o prot i pare, ~e—me e And he married a maid who conld weesp 150 be played with the Sioux ——e weluding the militaey party al- | institution, and has thoroughly scoured Had Too v uch Legislat blubb wd_Kansas City teams, and by that THE conservative mnjority in the old ssigned to the Central American | the west for shareholders, In less than San Francisco Eeaminer For in that Northland blubber is wealth chumpionship gan | commence, ¢ S A Topeka man who deals in municipal W st bonds writes an Acchison man that Kansas l:"“‘""““ |“li l“" [ don ”‘” .‘\\Vlw pacs to car bonds cannot besold in the east. Kansas A ex s tiLabome iy ikl ¥ »Tis timo L of NaDonal teal point in Colombi 7ere. without returnlog, e 5 3 aot! He—Wel man who s a head, fo e & X anigan, Ir llis time signal of Sir John Mucbonald’s pree ari RoliEC g ombly agets without returning o8 far as | puniciputitios huve placed too many bonds | fisance, uets ilo tho mau who nd Ravmoud on the bases, o ous *‘victory, ording to areport submitted {ast | known, one centof profitto outside in- | on the market o : oMl Ae AT TRslrin Gt e bon e R T L R e t b father tamp and Other kiders Shink Likewise. Boston Teanserint: It isa little singular led, strong in batting and base running, L < Atelixon Cilobe he woman your wife particularly elders, strone pitehers and good cate Oxarthaigreion wa) Speaker Elderof e Kansas legislature | Jikes is tho wowan youare most likely to fall [ ers, 'That is the b Licoln ever hud aniill pdma « it will “deprive them of their chief 11 be by steamship from Tampa, Fla., The methods of ti con- | was ina bad humor tie other morning and, I, 1 '!‘””'; otialvarains el "'\ T VI roet b i LS pleasure.” That is precisely the idea tagenn, Colombin, a distinee | corn embody the main principl looking around for the chapliin, who usually s T T orata sy s who Wil M e At 1 Mnota tavift Is atil, Dut e \ X < . beautiful in your winter outfit dition to play." Ll give recinracity, dnrling, inat targets for their very amusing pastime v Moxico. From ¢ Organized by unserupulous persons, they | “Where is that preaciier poties L always look well to o THE MAYOILTY FIGAT. ver the garden wal o e g o Taeit i ko EnLe ha i = G = the old styles just about the time the n O BUMBnanii Gt o rani Blicadite ] i g Sy of rifle practice ¥ ilrond 1,900 miles in length is | take s ‘,le e of the popularity S peeulating Congeessmen, i PO “‘_:Xv:“l‘u’_[““ !:mj‘ Ly n‘r‘x‘nv‘;‘-l\' H}\‘ -’w'-h'. Ten w i1 ay of the | suecess of local co-operative’ associations Boston Herald, < to the city convention, March MG A when candidates will be se! 1 for the vari And MeKinley ous city offiees that become vacant this States wi i wtue of Sunsot Cox in Now York on July 4. The event THE PAN-AMERICAN RAILW.AY stockholders ceased to make tl ) \ of Ore has passed monthly payments since the exposure of | Prohibiting profanity A LB LR will honor both the donors and the The preliminavies for the survey of the | its reckless business by the state nuditor THE county attorney gives 280 reasons why the hospital verdict should be st asde. The one great overshadowing reason is that the lict isa travesty on justice, the surveying partics can be organized | and the west. The Amoricin oy will start out upon their important | parent of national building and loan as task I + will be threa surveyine =00 fons, 1t has been rated as aomodel Canadinn parlinment was 51, In the s, and the two to be organized will | three years it worked up o business of new one it is less than 0, That Is the | ¥ speetively noeth and south from | overa million a your, enviching its man- Trik [ndian burcau objects to the dis- | which was ununimously favorabls to the | asa dvop in the ozean of dupes taken in arming of the Sioux on the ground that | project, the proposed international voute | by its glittering promisesof huge profits The settlers no longer cave to pose as 2 iich is but half the d national building and ioan associations, | opens the session with praver, he said ——— 5 »d, running up the va Tug president b tled the Idaho lulena, evossing the Cordilloras, | to fleece the public. The total lack of | Thecongressmen who loaded up with Pa- | Philadelphin Recurd: The telegraplic row by appointing Beaity to the judge gapof on vein of natural checse by evidently a at- tempt to swap the center of population T ¥ 6,000 foct fon strictive laws aided their mushroom | ¢ific Mail stock are in a worse hole than those sht rrowth and give them a strong finaneial | Who wentinto the silver pool. The silver esquo rhotorie of Senator McConnell. | the proposed route runs to the valley of | standing bsfore the public beeame thor- TS Woro smutt onough to seo thab g ke would uot be roaized, while tio | “I've this to say hed the aged tramp, chunces of the subsidy steal were thought to Though 1 have tried for many o day ; are a number of rontiomen being urged | There's plenty of ro No mun who ever wanted a job this position, and the ca wide, Can claim that [ stood in his way.” of tiportanco axe; Oharles Dantac Oy arthe odar wa Briscoe, John Doolittle, Johu Fitzgerald, J. | Johnny may jibe, and Sir John may k an, R B. Grahan, Cotonel J, J | Ihave ]l 1 t - / X x .. C. Puce, Jerome Schamp, H. €, S i ne, and join PR i By o TG Fer TR S Fr L SR Ex-Governor Yurray for Senator vife asked bim thivty-threco times if “ho i1, Weirand J, B. Wright t SRR Vushingion Post not feeling a little bit botter It is the impression of many friends of ex Goveraor Murray of California that ho \t any time f Colombia, anditi t- | from the subscriver. Ho is rosponsible | be the suceessorof the late Senator Hearst L me, dear n r v is strong in Overtl jin, it is belioved that tion on that ticket is almost equival W election, | One day you'll jump dewn on i eat [ight is over the position of may or Over the gard ship, in spite of the fierco 1 pictur LA rar 14,000 feet in h T'he senator, whose brief glovy has the Amazonia which it cros:es, and then | oughly ncquainted with the misrepre ded with the expiration of his six traverses vastern watershed of t sentations and Uishonest business meth- faded with the expiration of hi raverses the western watershel of that | sentations and Uishonest business meth- | h'Gure, All of which goes to show that. log day engagement, will retive to his ra rviver and its teibntafies at anaverage | ods. Every legitimate institution pro- | jlators make just as good tambs in the stock to nurse the presidentinl snubasthe | elevation of 1,400 foot B is | hibits nts from secur! business on | market as those who are on the outside Glove: Iti of an Atchi: basis of oom for ano v rm, 107 territory of false pretense, knowing that in law they - wis 4t home & half a day recently > Twue rule adopted by the board i 3 v entered The g - nts, 050 with the nationals, Il i AND ENDS. el axcludi o inticipated in the survey agent colleets his commission in advane Ihere is a v f the hen in mans of the State Detec 0 NOERATOX0IUG: Y cony we cackle so loud when we doa t I tarmed from begirias we do not hear that other hens K " « inthe capt to enter into or prope 1 v P 3 1 tono one, and does not scruple to resort | Goveraor Murray is a Kentuckian by birth, | tention to the fact that t | alias John Boy contractors who have id served in the federa Huring the re lished the same thing, aka City breaking jai )ver the gar S alaany Gha it eteint Cli ote the W with to disveputable means Lo secure his foos, | and ser n the federal ary Guring the ve- | p i umo this Over the garda w bl 1 L Saleae K e 4 ) sen tl The subscriber finds when his money i bellion, reaching eral at the age of twenty-one. Ho wa: United States marshal in Kentucky under he rankof brigadier e : St Jose ews: The other place may bo | and s a dangerous and desperate | where ther A little feverish in its temperature, but Over the garden wa W, Leatz aud Morris Sailor of tie praise fate, there will be neithor snow tor 8 W, I A Maorrls Sall e | Macdonald’s & boss, bu Grant, and governor of Utall under President | mud ther iotel are in Denver O Asthur. Belng from fractional conued e 3 Uardor suys that the report foraet T e A orso paid that he invested in “a pig in of the contractors of publie | ¢0u all points with poke, for not only are acts of the wopks would be w ; T I ontest gold and v ts ropudiated, but th ifieate of Ahie ofte f on of the world, from wl stock stipulates that the agent acted not T retiving statesmen of South Da- | 000 have been taken. The road b “TarifYs tako noney, but weddings A Lame Record, wi expeliod from the police fores | g wait till aid Johnr jieht with Bebout isa mistake; th A rather than b g | tons in Cali Lis friends cousider him u v New York Heralt ol An ex-drummer boy for a pension applied, ah With an agent to her his elaim 1 But, strange though it seems, the poor wan | Speaker Elderand Dr. Alden, tho 10 garden wal vos denied Pierco, vame up from Lincoln yost Cirand Ol Mo B 1 is proposec . i, which rnishes 1 I ' owing th iy y result of which will b nanent | in i Argentine » and | tied down by rules and vegulations, Tt is proposed it Oukland, which furnishes | fis cash —for his record was lume day nfternoon, and after viewing the av Miss Canada ) more peanut issies in politics than any other | The commissioner found, 1o his wrath and | o few hours retured home on' i ' Toyalt town in the state, that an “inspector of surprise, trai T eives it outvold that o 13 proug orages” be appointed to test and ne | That the drammer had drommed -but for | of Nobraska's Metropolis. sutlers’ suppli e il B AnUncertain Age. Wishiilogim et kota effected the passuge 1 - | eross and connect 20,000 mites of nav National associations depend on fo ing the closing hours of cong ble w . and the building of 230 milos | feitures for suceess. The stockholder At Calirori benefit to the educatio: terosts of | Chili will connect 11,000 miles of road failure to meet his payments vesults fows | the state, The law intended to | ready built. The estimates of t} confiseation of the amount already L B100,¢ | n. No withdeawals ave allowed during the liguors sold by the retaii dealers. Who 60,000 acres of school land, hut its pro- | and $200,000,000. the first two yoars . and in most vould inspoet the inspector! There is a visions are of far importance, Tn ovder to appreciate the magnitude | the limit is five years. The fact that | steong probability that he would nead The st ivileged toselect from | of this enterprise one must make a cave- | shareholders ave sought mainly among | looking after than the bayera s tothae - s : any unreserved land in the state, or | ful study of the map of the tevritory | the wage-carning classes makos their | 0Moe would be one of boundloss possibitities, | 1l 1l have ta sk furo for i, Wity train which may be thrown open tosettlement | trough which it ¢ oposed « methods the more raprehensible, for u | 1 the very suggestion of v h ) ¥ started up a seore of candidates. 1t is dimi- | cult to tell whether delivinm tremens or dis } leir paymoents sly b luctor, thou in the future, indemnity land to the | it and learn the many and ils | comparatively small per cent of this amount of double the original grant, al- | ties to be overe Th of investors ean aff lows the selection of 620,000 acres for | the los, f cis but |t school endowments, and donates to the | one of many, the least of which might | years and support a horde of Explaining the 1em. comprising 104,000 neres. These gener- [ of half a century ago, but none of | fore enormous and go to swell the coffors « ' 1 ous additions to the state’s patrimony | which has any tevrors for that of today. | of th i ¥ Thatywes will go far toward making the schools | The questio w0 the practic- | Theevil has g to proportions i state the Sisseton 1 wy resevvation, | have dismuyed the engineering skili | avied officers, The forfeitures ave ther self-supporting and form a splendid tei- | ability of building the voad, becuuse the | manding legal vestriction, Many east- | ber. ou the Sth I told ! take the case for y o Client - Yes. his sentatives in congr If the road i t can bo coa- | guarantee and also provide for yer—-Wal, that W18 4n engageniont ¥ bute to the zeal of the state’s tirst repre- | highest expert opinion has settied that. | ern states request deposits of funds «