Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1891, Page 4

14 THE OMAHA DAITY BEK: THURSDAY., MARCIH 12, 1891, o ) ) I.Y 181D n LSAD CONMENTARY ho awnited with more than ordinary in por cont in oelr fon was | of foundation. The mere Introduce: | N l (Y N vs Crawford: MeDonald v Ritterbush, on = - 14 v [} s 0t o AN va aoM, O o 0! ¢ ! ’ hill va State; Hanscom va Birmond, | dofon F. ROSEWATER Euiror atnosphore, The g vament is prepared (o0 | mentsof mirvelous growth wore made | ture doos not impe tho honesty and 1 ATTOWOE LA WAYS B0 S6PV0 N4 16 UHEEE n on th tho pupdr and hy el com mon poople. Such Court adjourned (1l omorrow ploof Ne Jtish govornt ) . tetbits nre No monsiiros fivve boont litrolucel n log How Mre. Bond Boamo tho Loser of Nearly STATH HOUSN NOMS I v y o ¥ 1 sty Thionmand Dollass A potition ins beon prosented 1o the i \ Forty ousand Dollars, ornor by two local attornevs, nskin for the b h pardon of Hunserd K. Garison, who way ereulat 14,055 1 ag § " rangor logisla convieted at Alblon, Boone county, for the “1810, b v s oo " o ety | SHE COMMENCES SUIT TO RECOVER, | murderof Jolin Myos on April % ast. Aftoe g 3 conviction and beforo senfonce CGarrison was C o oroven, s ! i by olass wdjudsged avsane and sont 1o th \‘Hml/ 1 Julgy 184 Phey Sropres | wWork Regun on the Capital City s New | St e > e 2l investigatlo ths and 1 lisadd ; } g 1 ' the v wh Baseball Park — Decisions by the ODIEAND END o draclll ¢ g el e R do notagrree with the Supreme Conrt - Oddy Charles Vanebn and Charles White tw T ribine B Lt bl A b - ; o 1 { n and Lids foulh youngesters Who fiave been i troublo AL iscrupulon \ mpaign tapers, it only had 15,080 Tuk Kansas logislaturo has practioally sovoral tnos betore, svro arrestof lsteven : ALV T 15 ¢ : 1t i DocawrboE SOTEATE e 1 Bisteran. Sollh: . (¥ edaw inge chareod with dofrauding a hotel man CORRESPONIENCF y doviceto et : X : ! ok 1 isiness, with the excey | oo Herrick is the complainant, and says that el ik . ik e o ’ cctions and | tion of providing for apriation N, Neb., Mareh 11— [Special 0T | the boys got & moal ot his place on South Ytor should bo addre th | v he 1 LS00 city | Al Wl logisiation has failed, Not fhe Bond hotel, or rather My Fleventh strect yosterday and vau off with At 7 SSESS) \ odictti ovon cnsonabla roform MENRUTO Was oquity i that structute, which | i ted, bu EInps e L L v reduction na reasonable reform m TRAN S AL Mo meat marvket of Wagnor Brothers at South Ninth street wis entered by by Tas Tastevening and a ot of meat s declares that advantage hus boen taken of A horse and buggy was stolen hier prance and she s thereby robbed of | Hawking at Choney last night the oil-room hummer hroad i the e thed w adenmpign. A move bares | froshily illustrates the fact that asta was hitehod in front of the 1 . p y R LU AR Loy Devuty United States Marshal Hasting ||y B 180 ||\\I\r. ing state of affuies at Lincoln eannot fail I'he yourly 8 conl © men ocially when, as the prosent ins | After the money became due Furlbut com- | Loft this moruing ort Toavenworth with 0 Aarouse mation ssessor inthi ! bring 0 ! telltale exhibit of the Wo tance, it is arelic of an election more sal pr sdings to collect it and | Lucas, alias O'Gorman, the desertor E that fort M O 1 d 1 Toltet (e t v of llie erer < table f8 its firures forthe Fou tlinn two yonrs ol s sont to Mes, Bond that judgmant [ that fort. Mes. O'Gorman Tearned yestorday i v han two your 1 afternoon of her husvand's capture anit S calledd o o0 him. She greetad Wi with the schuci, secrotary of Tue Hee he fine lalisn hand o thescho proporty bearn proportionate share of 1 8,075 duilios. This repro A SPANISH orran of infantile royalty | appearand accordingly the hotel was offered | cyoeeful intorrogatory: “So you're i wpnny, does solemnly swoar | 4 > ! o for sale yosterday by the sheriff and was | soup, Harey ! and gave hin T Ty e y ! L . S i aibideat Wi Ly Knoeked down to PPaul 1. Clark, Murlbut's | She dccompanied him ek to e i wi Charles Brown left his team hite front of the Dopot hotel last eve he went inside to chew, While he wa COUL 10 PeCOver possession n lght-tingored fellow came along and stol A NEW BALL 1ARK, Lap robe, quilt and blanket fron idgment o want of judgn y 2 fhese evenin the job could bo accomplished w Mhe Lincoln street vailway company ox The city marshal of Seward arrived fn tho and corruy t own table the W v fs Stroota e in ‘.“,‘ Hiknem st Ll 1 v, controlled by the Proparations for the annu 7 able to got throngh, owing 10 the well | &0 1, i w | yesterday f ‘: 1 i<l Company. | stuedy tillors of the soil, was believed © | o the tax s oare pro , 10 per cent | known manopoly tondeneios of the hold. | M. Hond 18 therefore groady indignantand “" R Dt Ot | be buyond the veadh of the boodlr and | fivorably, Inless thun threo woeks \ i the middt of 4 ssonate, The exporience of Kunsas SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION. TEXT BOOK LEGISLATION, w of thestate, Do 10 ke al On that day it credits it ———— secnred against her. She did not oln, T'wo bill tive incentive lo tax ron record om 14,650 I to annex ¢ the Unite st book reform have been Ihe law clothes the nssossor with pra St July ¢ State Mhoreis no ocension for shod attorney for &, This alarmed Mrs. Bord anl she commencad suit today in the ¢ one in the sonateand the ot tically absolute power in the matier ¢ 555 which repree | ding Castilian ink on the house. Both arvesaidto s valuntions, Theer is little or 1 s total evening t the United States wantod to Thurdny, Marh i Thet Friday, Marcho olioving e Baturdiy, Mo roh 7 al solh will be pushed and | (¢ sdons make him monarchof | tion papers were cireulated outside of i difiontty, What Spain ne iled @ steatogic movement la LRI A i LBl Seward and stole therefrom 150 pounds der, a kettle il some other goods 't thieves loade their booty intoatwohor H ai 2 ! wigon and started foe Lincoln, where it iy P. | najority of legal voters, may contract | the vietims of diseriminationappeal fora | W.=H elaimed over 8,000 cirealation in I'hERE is but one way, short of state | ton seres Iving south of M streot, Mannger | gy ent thoy belongg. They wore tracked - : Rowe has feased it for three years, and work | b BOnoF Sebadias 11 with publishers to fuenish test books for | trial, theoutcome of whichis doubtful. { Omaha for its eveningedition it only | publication, to effectually curb the book | will be commenced on d sland Moy. | forsomodistince, but had too much of o 1y of Douglas, (4 i start, and the shal rosortod to the rai W, Tzschuck. being duly swor a period not excead five years. Ttis The vitl objection to the present | had 4,055, according to its own table trust xt books should be made uni- | day ...Iu and everything made in apple-pic .“I‘"-H‘m“ x!lu St 11 i ys that he 1S seer : [ stipulated that contracts shall hebased | method of assessment is thit clectors | Flow much doos it cirealats now? It | form throughout the state, Teaving the [ Ofer Y e BB Dawson, for ten years a guardat thy hat the act « 0 Wit et i) oig { WAY WARD YOUNG GILS stite ponitentiary, but who has boen living T DALY 1 n the lowest | granted any wh pay little o no attention tothe qualii- | dropped atleast 1400 from its evening 1 todistricts and munt William Boyd., living at 5 hThir | at Endieatt for some time, died yosterday at wits 2 sale dealer in the United States, and | eations of candidates forassossor,and the | earrier delivery in Omaha in November | ¢ipal boards produces confusion teenth street, called at the station this | the pital and was buried this afterioon I copls M0 | thatany publisherwho “enters o com- { resultis that,a most important public | and December,but its fraudulent table [ systems, which is not only injurious to [ morning to securo the aid of Marsiul Mulick | uudor the auspicesof the Kniehts of Fythia R tit el e I e il ERovous 3 e (siin e o inas 80001 s\ueniioRbus feauits oy atching bis daughter Sadie, who had run Ata meeting of the democratic city cen e, st bt TorOavier. | bintion to ratse prices shinll thereby | duty, requiring thorough kuowl shows an actual increase of noarly 2,00 | education hut results in the muntenun off witha chum, Gertie flavris. The futner | tral committeo held at the offiee of W. T oples: for November, 180, 2130 | forfeit his contract he senate hill descends to thelevel of a f: cireulation, as comparel with its high | of top prices. Uniformity is tho first | said that Sadie, who is but fiftoen years old, | Cundiff last evening it was decided to hold Dhecerm bor L copless for 3 i 3 Inity of netdon 1 s e 5 ¢ i ¥30 i step 1o “hea had packed her trunk yesterday and taken | o jos noxt Tuesday even vith cor B contains similar provisions, except that | Unity of action is not possible, for the § water murke during last fall’s cam- ep towards cheap school books, hnd D h ink y ) primaries nest Tuesday evening, with con a0 e Tor Fetry. ot | containg similae pr Loxeo) | I I B Sl : 4 3 . e s . i) ol il e afternoon train for Omaha The Harris | vention the Saturday tollowing, The con T T b U i e O AT L G B e LR Tt i S e gitl has boen rooming i the Brown block on | vention will be composed of 100 delegate presence, (his ®th diy of Febriry. A, Do 191 | the teachers of each county, who shall | and spite ave prominent factors in the A concern that resortsto such systom- | SENAT BEFIR hasmade another | O street, although her parvents reside m the | based on Bryan's vote N e, choose @ committes of seven from thelr | nssesments returned. atie methols of imposture is capible of | speceh in Washington in which he do- | north pact of the city. 1t is said that Gertio | A splendid house ereoted the proscatation Nothry Pubile : - : 2 . e RN e il has not been exactly what shoshould pe, | of *Longfellow’s Dreaw at Funke's 1 e TS, own numbor for thit purpose. e work of the as=essors lust yoar is | any infamg. Thusit has claimed 14,00 | mands that the govornment shall imme- f 208 B8 e loe of thiv Boyd girl is fearful | eyening given by home talont, under thy THE iron trust is now without a com- Neither of thesemeasures fully meets | conspicuous evidence of hownot to do it weekly wion whenit had less than | dintely issue 500,000,000 in $1 t sury | that she has induced his daughter to run | auspices of the Ladies’ Aid society of the STl i . pE e e o diroction. | In 180 bullding inprovements valuednt | 5,000, andicaps the climnx of dishonest | 1otes Hosnys hewishos tooliminate ay toenter on the road to ruin. An ofti- | Universalist church. It was probably the petitor worthy ofits steal the demand for reform in this direction, | In lilding improvemer L andeaps th imix of dishor cer will probably bo sent to Omaha this | most satisfactory production by home talent Average.. ... a2 | neither allowel to hecome o law. Al hesurveys,and boards of equaliz- | Omaba, This gives the Omaha cireule | some effective means to check the sonti v dine of track frofi Twenty thivd and O ¢ % " : i : : ts to M street, at which point the base o 10 tefong, GEORGE T TZSCIUOK, fous vides that distviet | tion are welessformalit The values | tion of the Keaing Worll 4,055 copios ment for annexation among the Cubans CatcHay boan ool The HOpEiS. 18 firesotio (ita ¥l dasof B ponied nmy | ol hoards, when aathowrized by the | tionsof the assessor must stind unless [ Tnother words, inlast July when the ean——————— KIOWTL 18 tho Courtnoy tract, and ¢omprisos e though, perhaps, cither wonld be an | §7,000,000 were «mude in Omaha 1 npetition by charging that ten news | the clement of intrinsic valuo from the X afternoon that hias ever boeen see in thecty Lach, e state lumber teust is distin- | improvementupon the loose system now | South Omaha, Had anhonest valuation s had relurned 16,080 copies of | cireulating medivm, Tt will be noticed DISTICT (O 1T part was well taken, th costuming was hi guished for the timbre of its tones in vogue. Tho ehiof virtucof the pro- | beenmade, these improvements would | e Biznas unsold duving the month of | that he has successfully eliminated this [ | Tho jury in the case of Mres, Martin against | LoReaii et and eveing passel of —— posel meisure is tat they wouldsecure | havendded atleast $1,00,00 to the tax nuary, of which number Dunlock clement from 1 ches, e city for damages returved a verdict for i plaintiff for 8. The verdict doesn't cavry | conception, and tho the various scenes PEACE relgns on the Papplo, not- |uniformity and same dogree of perma- | roll. Asa matterof fact, the a rate | Dunn, railway news agents, are ropre- e costs, everything was satisfactorily rendere withstanding the act of the plug- [ neney inthe selection of books, viluations were redueed, and ofTicial ) sretuming 7,000 unsold copics. Tt London Tinus eviticises the char- | John Pearson plaintively remarked fo the | ‘Phere were nearly o hindred characters iy istanding ti ivity of the plug- | neney in th jon of books. tion ueed, an ted as returning 7,00 Lopi court that he lad arawn a blank in tue | the piece. t ) i lottery of marviace and wanteda chance to Last Octobor John I Underwood recov way of economy in the r av- tof municipal progress ber of duily Brps sold to Dunlock & ! i Parnell in tho | tryitngain, Ho had marriod Christna bn | ered &0.20 dymages in the Lancaster county i i i onishing T ¢ 80 Con- L uting the 1 1 5 The Times | New Win srcer county, i, April 5, | district court from the Pacitic telegrapi ngement, if either of these bills is 1 tonlshing thit a law 1= | Dunnduing: the monthof January was ; ot e e | N e e il e, ) d S S I AT pasted. The main object of the popu- | spictously unjust should find supporters | 5765 of which just 4532 copies wero re- u gned ns o prssport o |00 ORGSR R e et R | of the (ograph operator, in which the words — lar demand for text book reform is to | in the legislative. turned as unsold aid the cause of dissension, which it has | with a fork, and finally last December left | *twentysix dollars™ s d sevety-six A RIGD seruting of appropriation | break the power of the school book trust. But whon you are dealing with com- | % ably espoused since thoearly days of | bim. il was ganted o decr b B LGB CELT Ll 2 4 \LMER, | s De g ' The May will case has been transferred to | Underwood and he secured damages. 1oday billsis the pressing duty of every wateh- | Both of thesé billsare cunningly ealeu- i f on swindlers you can’t oxvect fair | De the Law docket and will be tried by a jury the telegraph company took the caseto th og 3 3 it % sfo g The election by the Tllinois le ature | dealing oreven common decenc T T s A very interesting case is nowon tyial, [t | Supremo court on er dogof the state treasury. lated to defet this object, and their bl na bl L i aling oreven common ney. Tuk best advertisement Omaha can | s that where W, T, Sawyer sues F. M 1a Flaveaia brakomiin on the B: & M. r —_— alleged provisions to th v are | Of ; i ) put forth is the exhibit of itsenergy in | Fowlerand bis sureties, Joln W. Dickinson | coived #5 pay yesteriay and_ immediately T election of General Palmer | mere sounding phrases, Statessemte cdoseloneof the | KANSAS DECLARES FOR IRRRIGATION. - | : b most remarkable senatorial contestsin | rpy, g f fostering and inaugurating industrial | 94 W . vers, for the money duc on a note | procecded auin e yaTus strengtlions the demand for the election The lowest whole pr is, of : S . I'he Kansas legislature has passed a = c e fdieqe | for 18 Fowlcs was formerly a_doputy hymun ']In 1inl w;i\]mninf\_ who i i : i : L enterprises. Communitios, like individ- | sherifr, bhats (R showedn willingness to drin ong a8 of senators by popular vote. courso, the stindard price lixed by the |!he hiastory of thecountry, Tt year | comprehensive irvigation law, which ls . iy B WehHible [k bty Gl B : TIRaR e L Al otk et The dive threat of for. | he demowratsof llinois nominated Gen- | uals,are judged by their works. Local | though the suveties were. Dickinson's de- | Haves paid for the liquor. Finally ~the two 5 zardedas the most important workof | Luplic spirit must lead, Outside capi- | 0S¢ is thatthe note has been raised from | put up for the night atthe Depot hotel. This CALIFORNIA i the twenty-first stato, | feiture of contraet if *“the publisher, | (Va1 Palmer for the senate, and his can- ¢ Sl £ and the seventeenth controlled by re- | after complying with the provisions of | 1idiey wis aconspicuons issue in the o sessiol Vhen it i reme apor . $100 to £150 since he signed it as surety. The | morning when Hayes woke up he discovere th ion. When it is rememberd | {1 will follow. note bears evidence of being rased, but | that his friend was gone. So was his money v that during the past wintor Tdaho and e Smwyerclaims that it was done before it was publicans, toenact ballot roform, thisnct, shall South Dakota haveenaeted similar laws, | Dispatonis LR S L L b A, S — rais prices” is equally ompty. The It ia burely possiblo that Mr. Wiley will complete his revision of the electric from Washington indi- & ; Ll that Sawver released Ivers from the note or C 5 while Montana, Wyoming and Colovado | cate that the new circuit court justices | payment of 815 and that this action also re. . Pharmacentical B he higher classes ovdinance before the December munici- pal camps gers, Very little is to be oxpected in the | foreegiven toa false ¢ Mheimpudent vogies! The total num- | ¢terof the delelegation selected to pass Fort avirtious ora of reform the logis- lature at Lincoln presonts mther a sorry picture, cammpaign, just as years before thatof Lincoln amd Douglas was, who were re spectively nominated by tive republ and democrats of Thlinois for United States semtor. General Palmer te veryactive part inthe campaign, which resulted in eleeting o the legislature Tiis exactcentor of the blizzrd bolt | g\ pjeet, but ifa bill is passed itis cor~ |01 democrats, —all —pledged by now rests botween New York and Lon- tniiito o of A Rarmless S Hawm ate the action of their convention don, with tho odds slightly in favor of to stand by the candidate for tho British metropolis enter a combination to combination alveady exists in a very fourishing condition. Evidently the schoolhooklobby knows its business. It las provided for the have revisod theirs to bring them up o | will not bo appointed bofore next fe losed I are generally the lore classes, and the lower P willnot be appointed before next fall, | leased lim 8§ gl & i the most enlightened standard, the we- | A U It is understood that County Attorney classesare usually uhe hive clusses ) £ 104 1 will flle an infermation against Mrs _ = o : will be kept onthe frayed cdge of antici- | Sheedy either this afternoon or tomorrow Hnwh‘;nwrw I‘n}mh-l Ul\! Boges Y Mi i an indication of tho present cument of | pation thr ama widow for the second time in my Iife i pation throu Miss Jugir—And witl you marey again Mrs s ! 3 Boggs - Well, I'm considering whether it this simultaneons action on the THERE is & new feature of snow block- | today would be wise for me to be so foolish R e e e R LlBRE is anew feature of snow block | %y, [, congtitutionality of house roll No 284, | ™ o fl)‘ aiely e A '\‘:‘ ke S means any- | adeson the “'1"”'-““‘ railronds. Some | Opinion by Justice Maxwell Chiecago Times: Little Susie—We have had Uhing it means that ivigation is aboit fof the new-fangled snowplows have be- | Under Seeton s o ot the constiti | o reat awakening i our chu {0 rcoive an unprecedonted impulse | come hopelessly tangled up in the moun- | 10N, county authorities camot wsess taxes, | Frhel -Why, in our elurel we 2 D threo reprosentatives of the Farmers’ | und is e Sl e e B L 1eMOUN | o ggreszito of which shall exceed $150 per BEN Buaier predicts another war » cammunication of Lord Salisbury. | \tual E B ost g rvising | tains and trafic is g y delayed in | £i00 valuation, unless authorized by a vote of and intima tes that he s ready o volun- | datd amonth o, inreply to the di e PELE SLimOT Ak TGl isopaoanence e ! t a vesult scores of anxious patriots tion of Kansasis of grew significance as rhout the tropieal season. SUMREME COURT thought in the wes —— The following ovinions were handed down probable defeat of all legislationon the > senator 1o theend, 100 republicans, and LATESTPHASE OF THE SEAL DISPUTE. 65 l Benefit association, the latter > - L 08 i R nty. Washington Post: “Modieine,” said a littlo AR e of lnet Doe | ROMing the bulunce of power. The pib- | eapital to continueto flow In this direc - Asunder the preseat statute each war- | gitl o her playmate, s something teer aguin s major general, Is Ben |Ptch of Seevetavy Blaine of last De- i g gymiliar with the contest in the S o = Nt must specify the amount levied wnd ap sting short of 5 D) cember, relative to the Behring sea ¢ 1 1 ST 4 ton, St Canl Didn't Know Thot David, proprigted to the fund upon whicn it is getting short of spoons & legrislature that was continied (hrough The action of Kwsasand South Da- : ricich Bulitin drawn, and the amount already expended of cight weeks, 154 ballots heing taken. NG Charity may cover amultitude of sins, but | such sum and any warrant dvawn after From the fivst it was apparent that Ge it ca't protect somany and so various sin- | Per cent of the amount levied for the vearis exhausted where there are no fundsin the erad Palmer or i endidate prosented by the three members of the frmers’ asso- that malkes you becareful not tocatcheold again Elmira Guzette: Ah, youdo not know tho uish of being ent by yvour best friend till you begin to shaye yourself. e troversy, appears to be regarded i TWENTY -FIV i members of the South | Washingtonas givingamore favorable Dakota logrislaturo are suffering from | A&heet to the negotiatios. Tt does this the effects of drafts lhobably they | 80 far asit isa venewal on the part of wero presonted promature the British government of an exprossion ————— of willingness to join with the govern- kotuis of especial interest to Both of these states have formerly held L } is tly hold |00 us & domocratic goveror of New York ! 108 stato, treasurs for tho puyment of the samo shall | phamncoutical Er: Dr. Pilpowder ainfall, Both have hereto- e "“f“_v:\‘l ':',“ '{“yj xxd\bl}::;y'n"x"”.M'-\,"l\:‘;‘r“ .m)\,n‘p.u o nl‘|lu--\' mlu\]nu- @ times & day. ciation woulc sl cre was 1o . i SR CrAW T ade mipossible forany county to issue war- >atrick 1d sure which pill docturt A iation would I thore, was no ded the suggostion of ir Guhic S Era WK t(ILE rants in exeess of theumount authorized by | yor o b alier foreitin A Gt L. Fit b chance of clecting @ vepublican Tl i the statutes now in force without amending | 4p agin cach toime. 5 Throughout the fight the democrats ot et iR 275 cngsac poling o | o siatalol, lote in itself, & 1 4 . excislatures for presidential preferences are | 8. Auactnot complete in itself, but clearly | rtica Foral yresented asolid column for their candi- S oy . R Ry g Bt A i Rtalite o ica Herald b I P AT S0 ‘ firm legal basls and have already | ovidently doingthe counting and certification ( 8mendatory of a former statute to swhich it | wentworth Higginson emphasized the Bo: date, and t wevession of two of the oo tho aid of capital in this | to suit the boomsof their respoctive favorites, | 1068 not refer, is within the constitutional in- ' ton twang by rhy r “morning” with e aralare nalle save Lo iha - L | bibition and void. | Smails vs White, { Neb, | & N e I € ibers flinall e them ure of the velopment. Thein- == 38 Sovercign vs the state, 7 Neb., 400, LAVRIIME. SN OWM R b . i vicwory. Thobatile wis fairly ad hon- | jayest in the subject in Kansas was oo ¥4 Tho ogislatire s nuthority'to passa | b judbbid provunciation on IF GENERAL PALMER shows in the [ ingthe controversy, and certainly none W Teiea e i J G it Plilactelyhia Record, R tRetisaity A e Cull by rhyming “talks” with g ) ) orably conducted to the end, and the | 4 ikinel shown by the fact that no less ey & law to nuthorize the county board of any |\ i phoem is not on Jerry Simpson citter, sonate 1 fraction of the energy displiyed | that surrenders any vital part of the | qecssful candidate will 2o to the son- & \ Governor Senator Hill is like the fellow | county or state “to issie boids of the county in soeking oflice, the people. of Illinois | British contantion, Itis notonsy to see, alu & }h-m nine differ ,"' bill=, procceding [ who, coming toa eross roals, endeavored to | toan ‘u)‘uvmil n‘nu\. H!u vp'r ¢ “\tw] the e i i i RIS FEEN rom as m 8 sources, were | o one way on his right legand the other way | assessed valuation of the county for the year will have substantial veasons for thank- | therefore, inwhat material respect the | (o e us his fight for this positionis | presonte " ration of the |on hisleft Fobrought upin tho diteh, | 130, and not exceeding tho sum of 20,000 fulness, conmunication of Lovd Salisbury gives | coneorn e istR s e ; LR 1ts for the purpose of raising money to purchase 3 corne sl @ me « whicl s e % in 10 be planted and sown for the pur) 5 s favamable tien. to the negoti Let's Try it Here, wrain v pury i < sel ey By b t Of raising crops for the. year 151, and 1 tions notable figure in the natio nate. | hiil now pending in brasicn, It is Abill for curtailing the e oERO | tooatop s wexdE b caliiug fasin Horo el The government of the United States | Bouse of commons proposos a limitation of | Mhe qustion of issuink such bonds must be SRk | 7 ) erd | talk tohalfan bour by the clock for a privy ed to the p in the mode provid has abandoned the cliim that Behw K tions 27 and 28, chapter 18, compilod s, ana they cAnnob be issued on 4 ro petition for the issuance thereof signed a mujority of the eleetors of the county with great tenacity to the theory of an Washtngtom Dont. of sl tionwith o good deal of ropugnanc IN THE Light of legislative Investiza- | ment of the United States in seeking by i g investiga 3 and yet oth havenow put irvigation on tion into the opertions of prohibition in [ means of arbitration an adjustment of Kansas, it isclear the half had not been | the international questions indispute, told by newspaper correspondents. but there is no important concession —_— mado that can be rogarded as simplily- 1ge “How id you mana, of your engagement 1o Jessie without breich of promise suit “I threatened to wring her pug doe's ne and she jilted 1 atewitha elean and unassailablo record TH report of abandoned farms in General Palmer will undoibt adopted is twice as voluninous as the Massachusetts isa tribute to tho intelli- gence of the farmers who forsook a bare existence inthe est for a competence in the west, Indianapolis Journal: When you \n claim that heis outa humb! u the hunds of the Lord LTy that ho is not trying to émphasize somuch ‘as he is the fact 15¢ him, »is o man of ability, and of mainly ived fiom t new Colorado sive nanture which everywhere com- | 1g nd Imirahly tated to en- councillor and fifteen minates for ordinary mands attention. He has not always | cournge investment, while guarvding the members ; been o democrat. When the reput inte of the people in the water s ; e report of the New York police | quived from ‘-"}“H- to “"““'” ":’ party wus organized he identified him= | supply "“”,f }‘,",“f' """',' G Under sectlon 15, article3, of tho oit ! New YorkSuni Goslin—If Miss Seadds’ W) for lobhy purposes is an seals in those wat y other na- | ga) t amd foughit under its banner The prompt n Visive stion ol ; il & can..be enaote e is her fortune, she doesu't rate y Y pury fwithit and nnder it e 1 npt il declsive action of “The people next door lnow nothing about | wh 4 » wade applicable. :m Fuheieonking,shogosiltzal ¥ 7 y sproperty. They ean give no in formation x rel Webber vs Mandamus Dolle party for political distinetion, hav- | est argument which can be urged upon | regarding i, is the vathor peealiar notice b aivanislat 0 glolonibya disi oo ax seq is a closed sen, and practieaily all t e e that it now contends for is the righ tion on the finest. “Putting | tions. Russivexercised this vight, and | for many ye as indebted to | Kansas and South Dakota is tho steon it ! U i v forbidden among profes- appears without question, but | g Dolley Cu.-; pavalue is much above her sional “knock-downs." theassumption that the British rovern- | jng heen elocted by it governor of 1lli- | the e wure of Nebraslea, This state | postal on u vacant Novth Twelfth streot ; nois, But for nearly twenty yed has shared with its neighboss on the | hous Russin is rejected by Lord | past he has teained widh i | 1 Johuson vs Mills, Errvor from Nuckolis e Al = o BOULHh tho 1h]i offocts ¢ ordered. Opinion by Justice Norval IR L0 im0 2e ) goorlE ity - 9h i B NGIaT 12 ‘,”' 21 ontihiodgi £ faps ’r‘ Then Pay W'l fordudgment. Johmson vs Peters or from Nuckollg | 8Pt clection time. mocraey, accepting and - advo- | last yea's drouth, and the consequen Chunren M. Do county. dudgment reversed and now trial e A : cating the most rvalical 1- L appeals for aid anl widespread storics | Tnoperating o railond you mict loave somo | erantid. Opiniou by Justice Noryal ZUEUNLVRBIA L HALADY, Tho co- | tains that even if it were true that the | ciplos of that party, and the reward he |of destitition, The ircigation move- | margn forbuman judmnent. Ay appliance | Zimmerman vs Klingeman. — Evvor from British government had not protested | hasnow received has been wel 2 [ ment promises to do more than all other | of any kind, no matterhow perfect itmay be, | Juitia Coun e FR0nto by Ol Man's a vapor fu AT (TR ORI S T o i VA e . General | pereneiesin retrieving the lost ground | £ots backtoa man after while, andif hois | *1. frrors of trial, in overruling motions to | B1HoUS gets and de T2 projectors of the Gulf road have | the reticencoor omission of thatgovern- | Palmer will bo o demoeratof domo: neralElkhE vauhavgvoible AL Oy I AL s S A j e -y et Jesss the motion, the ruling and the evider are presented in the record by bill of excep ? Now Yok “imes fnstructions to the jury, apparently ju A Couneilman 1 ling startled the Woest dicious and not excepted 1o on the tria Vents, New York council atits meoti Thursday b rey e ment admitted the soundness of the pre- I TiE epicemic of retrenchment among | tension of AR time obstreperous | tures wore | contrary, Ho goos further and muin- and giving anew impulse to agrieulture Quit coquetting and knuckled down tothe | ment would not warrant the conclusion | in congress, hut o will not b in these sin reat activity in the 3 work of surveying c neo of | that it renounced itsinherent vight to | follower, Heis covtain to demand and | organization of irrigation enterprises he Rowdy linst, I'riesa pill and there it sticks Mightas well try square-toed bri uds his liver given out e at Lincoln to | evering by offevinga vesolutio declarine | Withe 1 And his swears gr I7 18 im poss 5 e i t s: ThatBehring | probable that his ele t ¢ 3 her Nabusla shall joy her | thatany member appeavingat the meeting in | B8 Vi€ Daspite t ) e Pacific ocon: that | will give him prominence as ble e astate of intoxication shouldbe debarred from yeurs of talk a : I f oenn embraced in the | whte corse the w0 | told shrgwiest stuctents of summed up, the | he will lave n sha laping 5 v tho leg m bud s00n with 1o sl 2 uphs of allermanic 1 it Britain never | prosidential condidate t L and by and see | v t i v vs Higman & ( ror from evening. The council meetings are so often | Holt county. Afivmed. Opinion by Just SWhaL's the disturbed by the presenceof some member | N0V ; Don't olew knaw in a hardly luminous frame of mind that tho owis vs Tewis, Appeal from Platie Why, of course, county, AMrmed. Opinion by Justice | Malar-a-a, resolution became necessury Nowt Y e mugs in relief, wners insist on hav- | 2 I £ 18311y he 10 yeavs youn will be | K . Souti. Dukota and the new ing their autographs cut beneath, A | Pudinted, the Russin of the | 75 next ye ( formid= | states tothe westobiain all the benefits | vight toexelud 100 miles from | able vival of any for the wom-= | of thi new force in stem life, The mujority of the council wisely squelched (gl tho proposition. her const in r i that what | ination, but his ag voosix o years | populardemand for good legislation on : —— Phe Security State bink vs Ravie. Frror A Surdling Fale, vigh Russia ) £ pos-| greater thauthatof the oldest of the | thissubject haswbeon quite as mavked in Too Mo test. from Hall county, Reversed and remanded. There was an old woman - tell you true i r R e i sess sho was able to trns- | presidents atthe time of his inangura- | Nebraska aselsevhere, The bill pre- Philact=(phice Opinion by Justioo Mixwell. = Jiad pains tl sho didut kow what | L E senitorisl campnign in mit to the States, and that | tion, William Henry Harison, willox- | sented by the retent stite convention is | There aro eranks and eranks; it the | o 100 Dawes county. Roversed R L RE ML IASh 8 monto has lost much of its : | sraukiest of all cranks are undoubted! ror from Dawes county. Reverse " | groi om iR P : e 3 1joy tho sume rights | clule him from any chane of getting | theoqual of iy rigration law in any | Cravlicatof all cranks aro indoitedls to o I Opinion by Justice Maxwel PRt ; quancy. The appenrance of a dozen ; S 4 fourd in the senate of Minnesota, whero o Error from Pawnee § Till she prayed for doath as the only curo ! which belong to them in ommation, however available he | state. oubd he 1 most costly ane y uce § detectives on the sceno produced a nAIRBHAR h b 1t woukd™t most cosbly and | oy hoon favorably toportea from the ¥ Opinion by Justice Max. j Aud tiey took her to sail on thy 1 R e g T committoe of the wholo providing that any ; { I'm that old woman —straugo is the truth marked geney bnetay wlair i e A LA .)u b o following causes wer and sub- | But I feel us frisky as i my youth and unless they are withdrawn at an \ 5 A BT e = SIRRH AR tihts and | piieed: Stae ok rel Sheibloy v School dis- | 1was 4 captive six months i a heathen land, so consideriiions should b expose hier nether limbs” in public shall teiet No. 1, Dixon county : Maadox vs Cleary, | Where never a bottle of any brand weighed by the members of the | finedor imprisimed. Theso fellows wouli | on motion: Jordon vs' Kioft: Goodrich v | Could I procure. Had I staid a year, arbitration what he conceives to be mat- 1 sndents i, adliie diitaemaslilow dave rlainly have the now seal of Wyoming ur- | Dusbman; Bartholomew vs Fisher; Reuber | | could never have died at 1 fear spring 10 m ol an open ocean. e regarded inother respects griovous blundwy for the legisliture to Wlishury, fit s never- gth of the several parties in | defot or 1 ol thelessn matterof siicers satisfaction enate can now be detinitely st The early day a financial panicis inovitable that the president is willing to refer to | * will stand 3 Republicans 17, de fully TrE Kanws City live stock exclange has begun a vigorous war on the repre- sentatives of thestock foeders whoclaim the right tosell their own cattle inopen ters which have been under discussion — e —e sted if itshould get into Minuesota, But botween tho two —_— governments for the L SELECONVICTED DIPOSTER Tum glorious elimnte of tho transs not “mals persans, * 0o ¢ t four years.” Liars and imposters ought o have a | Misouri region must be contrasied with S T ; 5 o Someof the questions proposed by Mr. | good memory. The table which the | the condition of other seetions to by niy j;"" ”'l',‘"*""‘"*- Highest of all in Leavening Power.—1U, S, Gov't Report, Aug. 17, markel, The war s bound to end in| Biine us subjects of arbitvation the | Wold-lerali prints o bulster up its | thoroughly apprecinted, Blizzwds pres | quore is the sweet itaitile. creatura who favor of tho men who cluim the divine [ Biitish government offers no objection | fraudulent eliimsand bogus cireulation | vail nboard, und floods ravige the easty | gimpers and writhes and draps her chin o right to transact their own business, 1 oneor two other relative unimport- | conviets that concern of playing asys- | the south and southwest, yet amid the [jookup from under hev lashes, and vses ant propositions dmits, and other | tematic confidence game on itsadvertis- | ing elements and the besoms of | mauer of guile to show you how guile TrE county should mot appropriate | questions it would ask to have modified. | ing patrons, testruction, bright skies and stimulat- | sheis. Thereis the strong-mind i pproy 1 g ¢ | W.-Il. cl hont 4 1839, one dollur for wood pavement on South | It is thus seen thatwhile the British | In July, 1589, the cliimed a | ing zephyrs combine to make this the | Whotalks in Iy always positiv wenty-fourth st To tax the pub. | governmentprofesses to be still entively | cireulation of over 16,000, A fow weeks | favored region of the footstool. ‘Hfl’ ho! "‘ navaneed i -«HHW:M'- 1ie for unother foot en pavement is | willix have this controversy setile ater they unnounced with o grand e e o SPaY Antian A RIS IS SRS ,,“, : inoxcusable. Ifthe property owners are [ by arhiteation, it adheres to- 3 trumpets that (he mammoth | THESL Paul Pioner Pross weaves a | 0% o the igmorant. poople who- af such fools us to insiston wood blocks, in | vital and important contention onsolidoted was booming begond yard of assortion from s quarter-duch | G e A S ot dlshon eety wulle view of the costly experience of thecity, | hus made in the pust.. The re-| precedent wid had ineremsed its cir | of fact 0 hold up braska SR AT U T TRt S R M the county should withdraw its offer to | sponseof Sceretury Blaine to thislast | tion more than 50 percent n exunple of the folly of rd vdvertisements of poverty, siace uo oue af Elq‘ the cost of Intersections. communication of Lord Salisbury ml:l In January, 180, another increase of | e legislation is without a shadow | fects what he possosses,