Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 19, 1891, Page 4

MY TN v a v ']‘Hh ()\I;\HA D\Il\' BER{ THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1801 - - - — - | t he fs not o gifted gontlomy \E Amassed e summitof o universs, the champion of N N FPRNS | construct stock yards and to stop wil local EWATHR \ o= | o clroumstattes would 1o acopt the | old age %o suutlwen Californin, whe clvilization; with o whole world nckuowledg L nd pince on the ticket v the ml M tho lovlie | M her supromacy as tho brightost iridescont o TR Ahe Wi HATHRE dowr o N i ol stellationof tho Amee- | Thg Contost for Maye today tn the tipreme cont fean union, \ : arim va 1tov 1. Beror from Butior hat he would endaeavor to do if | flowers ferneath the sunny -> - Gra ando Al . TR ) favored land, ho We're Not Very Bad. by Mr. Chiof Justico Cobb, i the case nnd com- | ToR: A ofs bRk in R Neoraska & Colirad o e ! VoV \ g & e Mutuat trust fs at the basis of a1l businoss. | POSSIBILITY OF A CITIZENS' TICKET, Firor from Thayor o ol “""““”“ plod S ek i l‘ A ”'l” Aud it is grand, sud gives us added respect I by Jfustico Maxwe o of Tlinois, oarned. o here ho was wide hat having mado cortain plodg est of ni-tiwpical fruits ar Ate, his only object in | skies to il out lived for uman nature,to see how men-—on ‘chane, | \ il of ¢ va 1ol we asked 1o be a candidat known and honored, and ho stops from | for instanee levin, Lrror from Platie county, A firmed Opinion by Me. Justico Maxwel ency, b e his existonce o the roward of thos | the hoad, to bargains by which they stand, the Neal Case Doings in (ho Giates Ve Pavrott, Krr JAY 16 A0l WHAL 6 WO who leave the world the botter for hav- | though somotines st thy costof frighttal DiwtHee Corivt = SNAs Reversed wnd ontingency, but “if additional | ing lived in it. | Bepbed @il b it el and Eauds, ARSI LAY i rosponsibilitios are voquired of hini they | —_— Kiokel Initn this Benate. Loyer. Append from Dou fou by Vieltation on | T8 an ovdinanes may b rend twico by Detiter 8in . . Chief Justice Cob y A e s SR 00 S 1on o OHlckRe e ienitral 15 Mareh 18— [Spacial ta Tier was @ restnarateur at Omaha, in fuling hispart” e will pit no barrior be s then referred 10 o Nt If there had boen no Chicago fire (enora RER el e O ey commit themselves, by & nod of | Prospects Good for o Long Delay in will como tohim without « weon himself and the prize, but he will seussions bo reported by that | Palmer might have remalned & ropublica it ol his way to sek it. Tho | committes for pssage end thon go ton | and itis doubtful §f without him tho demo whirants are to draw what | third Wwhon is it tobe consid- | erats would over have carriod Tliinois, or , comfort they may from this Itis not to | ered and « d by the council, if no | been ablo to eloct a Unitad states senator 3 ! ! | ; « Bl | Theroforc it is perhiaps not too mueh o sy a fow yeurs younger his chunces ! The rulo may be all vighty b o yigorie kick which broke the kero: The Pirst warders will meet st tho council i ¥ d 1 thoreafter in priority aceording to the | 1l I ]l Hl | o the | forobtaining the presidentis omi it Is greatly abusoed, when ne opporti- | jampand startel so groat a blaze, she kicked | Shamber to select eighteon delogates reater amounts duo to each credilor, I‘I]FBC rl Il B Caran l OrICrS | i | e e huet e el ”ul | mity can be bad either to discuss or " ‘,‘”. i “l ‘-rlx‘ g W s ,( Second ward faithful will meot at the coun series of ehiattel mortgages by B The pr THE BEE BYILL | tion of his party next year would be | nity A eith over the republicans of Illinols and sen s offico to select fourteen vepresenta | erty was s at public auction under - o s of the fordgn [ equal to, i€ not better, than those of any | amend soimportant a measure as the | man into the United States seunte YV, Tie i e Sxnsds 5 At U ARl vt SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION \ Yo ahite thor trint s {80 Iy tl s in | geanting of a franehiso worth thousands - - i ¢ I SWOR? ¢ which wore anticipited sevwral | o man. He is cortainly the peor in It distributed accordingly, leaving the cla Buying Seats in the senate. meet at the office of R Moora in the | of AT e ol Stitn ¢ : e B8 ) | P e B e il . ors npiid. T an action by the reliminary table pre- | ability o of the N k e iy ! New York Times Richards block for the purposo of « o | ereditors agains€ M. and A, for an egual ner | hoauthorities al Washington | dates, a domoeracy is — o timo waswhon public honors, evon If | delgates, Thore will probably be o war | triution, heid, that M. aid A. were tiste BATLY an | Wi ot ITEH 3 e MDEY (he! | BronasHa ssind. s et ) AFIER voting down the two-cent pas- | fhey werein other ways undeservedly be and agents, for all the ceeditors and the pr | boefl being done by somo citizous who thin wtl plarntirs and defendants, who L 3 g g MDA the property of B, sh wrge, i trust, to sec 1 creditors, designating M ing much headway, Tonight the republicans f creditors, as agents and truste will liold cateuses in & numbor of the wards. | Wl K possession of “the _property anl Lto situation wareants a citizens' ticket, | but the movement does not appear to be mak cloul of no mean dimensions in this ward, | 2wy, fof all the ceediy el undisputed leader of his parly somrer rate bill and shelving the stowel, at loast operated to counteract In | yyeit may not show up at the caucus e SHvALY e etooton it warders will moot at the s dima, threatens t rednce overything toa peca . | own state, and not the head of o fact freo pass bill the sente has made an of- | some degreo. the mercantilo spirit which Taking the party as & whole he un- | fort toredeem its anti-monopoly record S1SH0NAH 600l botiveen Bia Donvor, Texas & G mpany v AT wherry maximum | niary standard. If the mere nullionaire can | o el Frror i jeastor county doubtedly stands nearty as high in its | by ordering “‘, Nowberry maximum ing goracl anil. Feninnuo, Oplulon Ly My nd admiration as Mr, Cloves | freleht bill toa final reading, [n view 189 aspire to the highest offices in- what used to Tho First w aucus will be ¥ | this bil bo called “the gift’” of the peoplo, but wast |y .y Norvat ) M | Jand, and very much higher than Ot of the fact that this bill is sure to be vo lled v o ! Ty this Jos Wolfe's store on Ve Poarse et al. Mandamu now bo described as being in the hands of | Xoxh e ction dismissed. Opinion b k 21000 150 i crnor [Lill, who recently las shown | toed and eamot possibly pa I Y 1'“1, \",‘,m_ 6ot AL ot Lese HRsrealisd)| sy SROEE bye et RSA vtk | 1o e more conspieuonsly than over before, | houses over the veto tho value of this TrRNiny Ve and if the millionairs incurs no discredit bY | 4 yoating of women to give expression to State. Error fr Fillior | spis ¢ ti-monopoly ean be reac 7, th t hio county. Reversed and remanded, Opinion of Maureit A D, 1801 his true character as o meve selfseck pusm of anti-monopoly eanbe veadily | buying, the coumunity in which thisean | thair views on the pubiic school question at | I NI e exportel inthe sime period iy | « Maxwell the Congrewational churcn tomorrow after Wi cases wore avgued wid Notary Puablie. | gy ) Elte of Nebriska, | ' County. of Donelus, {4 18 ; i e e — - 4 i T v i) 18 OV unlixely o w neara ol ™ " . Making Money, Sherman, on motion: Stricklee va Harwis Joa e si Tt e s se ey of T oy in the next democratic nationd conven- | THEDill passed by the house, imy New Fastorly vs Frolicy; Brunck vs Wood; Kil ublisline iy, a0 | : . | ing a penalty on employers or their \ment bas noright and no power | Wayor. It is now concedad that |lr\|h ' i v Callenlin: Lo cotnty sa Doang month of Mirch, 1400, was D.S15 . 16 total export of beof product s who attempt to prevent 0 o fereate” moyey n k it S i i i AL 0, W04 oo Ton Mev, 180, R | | i IOl XD ol et PEITHAL FOREIGN REEE CRAD workmen from joiuing labor ovganizi- | promissory notes wih tho logal tendor qual- | BEamst doim . Wright the contost will bo | Herbert vs Keeley Comanl vs Sholdon: L RS o (kTP LI 4 i il sticsand opini recontly emas 7 d i ity, b % i bil < o | narrowed down between Grabwm and Si Al | E8ul fire and marine insurance company Vs jles; for s eS| 2 e oty 401 600,000 ERs T b tistics and opinions r tly ema- | tions, Is worthy to bocomo @ law. It is | 'ty, but those aro money only so faras it i 1 ! th. T allod ' Gothelf; Hurrison vs Stipes; Hill vs He for Sepien 20N cojins: for Oviober i 3 nating from the department of agricul | the inalicnable rvight of all citizens to | believad that they will be paid in money, and | exander of the Sixth. The so-calle mii; Moyer vs Fagan 340, 20 for Novanber, 1800, 2 bost previous yeur, which was 1881, 1t | Pting from the departinent \ the inalienable right of all citizons t [ y THRALESH A t wany vinghere is said to favor Alexaid I'ho following cases vere continued: Vin cople o 00, % X ture are reassuring to the meat pros | helong to any organ i I8 ¢ quite independent of the legal tendor quality. | many ving her It g O s 00 B B 2 ATOE g ) 1 bolong to nny organization which thoy | Fr 8 ey conse to Lo ac. | and thero has boon y effectivo wire puil- | cent vs State; Armold vs State S Gkoian 8. Tscndor. | the producor as eomplined wore in ing domo during he past twa wools, aud per Staco ex rel. Smith vs Hrown, rolator or- Bworn to hfore me. and subseribe Ty i " i ypices are predicted, and there ave very | neovided that it does not conflict with ons who are on the inside declare that Al | dered o tile and serve briefs o ninety days, presence, this 25 thday of February, A D, 101, | part responsible for the remarkable ! I exander has # sure thing. The Tammany | or cause dismisse NP grrowthof the foreien trade, but the de- | ~»”‘”‘|‘\me:\”\‘ k”‘;"“*( "*'y‘"w“”*” I'he : \ the rights of other men. The billis | \,rant, because once let the notion prevail | ring has mado all proparat s to cupture tho | irtadjourned (o Thursday, Mateh 19, otary Pubiie. mand for Ainerican beof is now fully | €esive ma Lt 0 pas! “”.‘" l. v | therefore emiy that the government can “make’ money and 1]|\"w‘|x‘-~‘l‘\‘\" ‘:".r\“:u 1.:: ‘1“:“.:5“\\ the 1’ J'-‘.‘Jlfi.f-‘!‘ .W\‘H\r’n‘ l\' e from tho BoNINGT s Nobmskas Monte| establishedand therais litlo reasm o w”‘ Mlu ‘\n‘ ‘-;- urlm o ulmt‘,‘l.-. u‘ Iy g »-_———-r T DBl upon 1t to oxorcise. that power | FiK U0 Blkie N aduy eur v that Mayor DAMAGED ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS WORTHE g foar that 1t will bl off apprecisbly whon | I theIndim torritory, and the declin A0y ward assossor midkes the state- s, and Lo e extent that it is yielded o AL llestton the. Rttund higher prices are paid inthe producing capaeity of Amevican | ment that a 9,000 lot on Lake street was | it is dangerous and may be disastrous. o represontatives of the people for sale, el Bven with the disad- | guaged. A more gauzy sham never was | nappen ovidently knows and cares for noth that age wives him, Genoral | Played upon the people of Nebraska. ing in the worid but making money - Intorest centers mainly o n the question as | stioni Decring vs Millee; Schuster vy Yore Timen 10 who shall be tho republican nomineo for is true that the wry low pricesof which | JFE8 T8 e O O e actor Ari 5 Pt L L LYl Sl e copted as monoy; ifitis justified they aro placed by real money. This distinetion is im ntly proper. The ease for £2,000 damages brought by i : : cided to withdraw from the race David A. Riddle, who claimed that state - 7 i g 2 erders are among theso reasons, 10 | assessod last year This is . very et LAST NIGUT'S CELERRATION ments made by James A. Baker derogatory W ARBINGION'S 1nsanit of that While the foreigrn market has been | M e am 3 wEiRiiai e tain frbdchient) i ! ety : i which must bo addel the increasing de- | marked example inequalities of Vaporings of an Idiot, The celebration of St. Pawick’s was | to bis honesty damaged him in that amot dangerous type which should bo placed | expanding, the home market has also Eirchange Atlins s s nsyeven a grand dom- | was given 10 the juty yesterday afternoon fEies vile been wiining steadily, More and move | Mnd for export since the inspection | our present system of real estato ass ‘Lwould like,” said Mr. Peagreen, “to 8o | onstration i Bohanau's hall, which, not- | Later in the iiniz a verdict wis rendered enh jons tho A w trade has | [V whichis beingvigorously enforced, 1 ments. Itis observed, notwithstanding, | a new daily paper started in New withstanding the inclomency of the wedthor, | lvine plaintiff £0 duninges, which also e BOODLING hus lost many of its terrors | learned to profer wostern beof to the | Wont into offect. Th i how | that thew havo ngreed o ns- | Limight tako iLif itsuited mo, Tt must leavo | Wit very larly diteided, GOSEmor oy | P { e ROl oal DIG 1B Eron b ays| il o aud s il ol that last yenr foreign consuners took | sess eity and county proporty on the | out the sporting pace, avhich is frivolity it | SRR 18 SRR ML SR RSO storen mie - e ndicted but none convicted R slod t omand, | F0.0W,000 worth more, of Aawrican beef | vaiues of lust year. must cutoff the poiitical articies, which are | qudience by Thomas MeShare. Mr. Boyd | gun'of Krauso & Sehmtt, ander @ ohattol _— i l\'H‘\\ Lihes S sunstune: than in 1888, and 000,000 worth ——————e— wrangling: it should not be'stuffed | spoke vo e .‘;\\ .;.;.}« :,hli\'y"“‘ tis ad | mortiage beld Ty 1. Lau, was beaun at 3 o+ | more than in 188), the mereased NEW ORLEANS authorities have h- | With Wall street speculations, which interest rlats i oty LA the HOLLOW mockeryand badly concealed chicanery make up o very considerabl ] haed Ve i room on South Tenth street this i i ery few people: it should give st frow WHEC e AU EnCL ing, but came to asudden ending when Con movement continues, The figures of the | te upon o solemn “investigation of | Yery few people: it should giveus a r A 3 gramme wero very fine. The FrHB £ 1t o short space to the swff called news, which is | and of course woroall delightiul. The solo: [ Fiars “and others, daimio that « portion how much longor v the producer be enlled upon to supply the market on 1 . 1ves i i growth o iis trade du TEN SHEY ve ant deplorable afl . S prt of the proceclings of tho city | yums thit lonve himno margin ofprott | £70WH of this trade during the pust £ ut doy ‘\an It s saf council, to compensate him for his libor, for | yeuvs are surprising, it having nearly vsomothing that the jury will | ¢ pecount;it should lot people alone, and | ists were Mrs. J. B. Barnaby, Mrs, J. A Kil- | g the stock about to bo sold was theie prop = st losses and for the risks of the busi trebled invalue in that time, and the in- | report its inability to fix the vesponsi- | 4oy abuse them.” “But what would you | Yoy, Mrs. Wurzburg, Mys. J. (. Wadsworth, | [ en,or_property upn which thoy had & SENATOR PPADDOCK finds himself un- | 1 i | crease in the oxports of frosh dressed | bility in thisease. Lawsare not bind- | printin it, Mr. Peagreent” “It should give | Miss Flannery, Mr. N. Lawlor, P Casey, O. { clgim. The sate was stopped, but Mr. T avoidably detained in Washington, Sen- KR — | beof and canned boef has beon nearly a8 | ing when publia’ sentiment does 10t | us essayson mture and virtue, sketchos of | A% 800, S Wat/owtk. 6 oro da. | had Sterifl McClay rop G L ator Paddock hus the sympathy of his THEY TRIFLED WITH IT. great as that in eattle. In 1885 the | stand back of them, lifo and society, accounts of eminent public | tion and applanse that the soloists were com. | 41HEFHOON € .‘v'.‘w‘\:\'.flh\:}:\ it constituents Theaction of the wuned! with regard | vilueof cittle sont to foreign markets —_—— charactors, and other liko materlal supplied | pelled to respon with sucthor seleetion. | - | 550 Drwmmor, the ugod farmer who s to the Metropolitan street. railway ordi- | was inround numbers $11,000000, and in | T friends of good government are | by scholarly writers. If you will start such | 88 1A% <CRmIEERE W0 MG SRR 0] aohn Rodd $1,000 dutag.s for wssa mnce doesnot commend it totheconfl- | 1890 it was 000,000, while of fresh | fighting among themselvesin Chicago, el “,"”." o bciita 1y Al Al for | goldon arp, as weil as two lovely baskets of | ing im _‘“““‘"""“ that he "““ "“"““,‘ denee of the community. and canned beef tho value in the former | and the friends of bad government will | ® 9oy, and take it ward if 1t suits me.”" | fiowers, thé kind tributes of appreciative | paraiytic, au QL QO LEEL 2 Ly X . o : frianc court” awarded the sum of 5, has applicil I'ite BreEis ot committed to the Met- | year was over $11,000,000 and in the lat- | probably get t L d ¥ M. Corcoran delivered the andress of wel- | !‘« new trial, n:}*hr Er ‘w: of 1- d ’-wl ropolitin compuny and docs not an- | ter year $20,000,000. The total value of | erally do. como in his usual pleasing stylo undue means on the part. of defendant, bin ! i i 7z KT G 9 : 4 —_—— Puck: Mre, Laytin (warting up for her | Sawyer was also down for an address, and of | and partiality on the part of the jury, and nounee its approvalof the ordinance pro- | cattle and beef products, including tal- | .. ; : . R R i pRn o o | S bR vt el - | that the measure of damages was wholly at - ! Tue logislaturo has but a few more | hushat Wha the matter, Moally ? | course acauitted posed by Mr. Albright and his asse | low, shipped abrowd during the fiseal | SRR R 008 B b (SEIER | Mally (i chen) -Och, mum, there | dress of the evening was delive J yasince with the fnjuries sustained. 11, | dates Outhe ontrar: as waened | yoar 1890 was $61,000,000 s | dnys to continue todo nothing ata pub- | ja aves at the dure! Mrs. Laytin'—Well, | M. Thurston, tose, his attorney, filed an atidavit, i ik Bi (L L el | yonr 1880 weg 861,000,000, vhioh W8S |l ponssafigin s, duys tell them I am not at hoie, srand ball ended the colobration he says that Roddin spoke o oue of the jury the cour bo wary in it | $20,000,000 greater than for the largest L men, J. R. Bing, after the trial had begun, regarding the cases that the jurors sep after the adjournment for r, i ha Juryman Moi s with 1 tion of baving wate conver that A, J. Sa r. attorney for Rodaen to look up their own standing in that regard. | ences with western eyclones i mont before the Neul case will® bo ren ‘l‘ "‘ ked ten blocks thatevening with Jury man Instances have urisen which exemplify the He— With one. Shie was the widow of a [ Nuil therefore, gets an indefinite NDENDE THe old setllers nre passing aw. necessary uncertaiuty weich attaches to tho | Man from Kuusus City i, o e murdor for v bich bl RO Rl e t It convicted oceurred a year an half ago, \ L o Logan, Windheim and Kellom, thre aiis to citizeuship of wany old and honored | phe whole, whole worldabout him is wrapt oy S o held in the court house yesterday ([ AT T ket it residents of this state. Men who took out | in awful hush L 3 ; fleriioon, anathe basis of valuation for g Ak e ° | amenimen or opportwity of mmend- | that the period of dopression in theiv | their first and tinal naturalization papers 1 | As e asks U dealer for one eard to 11 a | dudze Field and jury have boen onen S R e i : ment an ordimnce fora frnchise 50 F husiness, covering several years priorto | the early days of Nebraska's statehood ¢ EOV RIS i’ e inse bR K 8on vs, . Munford, | adopted 1nst yeur framed a8 to be physically impossible of t yenr, will be followed by the act owing tothefact | . 00 vowe: Trate Temant—I asked you | 'Lhesuitis on a note for 3130, which defend Captain Hill, the state treasurer, has been performance and 5o restricted in terms | oxtended period of prosperity. They [ that permaneat records were not then Kept. | oy 1 rented thisplace if you had ever been | 80 acknowledzes e || HonecUIBYSHAN e B aw VR Gl Spce© g e ok i % i ©Y ] Yeuthey are legal elcctors, and bave voted | ¢ d by chicken thioves, und you said | Parties live at v ue defendant | Sons of Veterans uamed afier hin 1 to be absurd upon its fice, now vealizing better ‘prices than for 3 7 ) 3 says that Johnson eame 10 him and steured | The Weekly Independent, a bright pub- and held office in Nebraska for voars EYGrylonetmy Bhiclansivas atoleri| 8a78 Hhnk CONBSARISEINE RILIRE ORI EERULELE FRilie WOtk y ncanandont s dbilgtis pb n interesting case i Jint1s that of Mr. | last night, and I am told that the neighbor. | hisservices to she i ST sty g el PP aathen b 3 b e i " that the note was fully satisfied, but he never | g time, orvears, Suburban Agent-1 never kecp v nis fiual papers in the Douglas county court | Hn oot L niolonever Keep | govir. He asks $100 on his eross petition for - : las the faith of the maryrs, He prayed | he impracticability of its terms. It The very decided improvement in our | in 1859—-about thirty-two years ago. My, o excess work performed. Tho jury have the | THEY HAL TOO MANY CLOTHES. the Almighty to bestow wisdom upon | %28 @ insult o thecommon senseof the 4 foreign cattlo trado is ton very largoe ex- | Heddo knew, of course, that he had been | Mamma_—What's the mattor with my two | 5o ot city electric railway_ comp e e Lo the Nebrasks house of reproseniatives, | mmunity to pss such an ordinance. | tont due to thozeal of the agricultural | duly quified s citizen of the United | BUEL IS fly) Fo wants to play jack. | Bave tired of tho naction.of the court, aud Lnging € New York Women. priacen et ok It the cowcil really is determined to | department in promoting this branchof [ States, and since the Boyd case became | s and 1say iUs just mean for bim to al. | this momink fled a motion to dismiss the i | xp 'y, March 13— Special T THuNDER BEA T, @ Sioux Indian, hes | dony the Metropolitan conpany the | one commerce. The new inspection Luy, | Prominent i stato pohitics wr iy Quo be- | ways call om after himself, and 1 play jim- f S G limuing cars over the track on | to Tue Dre 10 seizu rolaried of BinetRids oyt taty [ vloge BRI ding i & Lo i T Rt Hol Bt rotary MWl fing | Bt SRR AR BRSSO (BRI Ry e Hiveltth strect 3 customs house looked like o 1 white wifo married in Germany while | ffom Sowth Omaha o Omala | cavefully enforeing, has dowe much 10 | Syioim Greboof this ety asking that the | 10xa5 Sittings : It isabsurd to say that a [ | Judse Chapman yoste diargumel viththe Wild Westshow. Reciprocity | heciuse such o line would | remove the prejudice abroad aganst 1 1 D K the cuse in vs Gachogaa etal,, to matter be looked up, and it bis oviginal pa e atone and 8o if it doc appoint a The motion was made i AT i cut down the enrnings of the existing | Ameriean boof, and it isonly a question —_ compuny the members should have the STERNSIORFKS little scheme for a four-year term of office for county treasurersand shorifls died of indefinite Pos tponement, TiE permanont school fund is the heritage of tho children of Nebrask and should not he invested inuny sort of doubtful securities. DEIAY IN TIE NEAL CASE It is probable that no decision of the su o LUEiTos U A i prome court in regard to the cuse of Murderer pany presenteda business proposition to | tined, and there appoars to be no | Theauestionof citizeuship, given unusual Froufpemiosiguitiditos 150 Neal will be given inside of -six m ing valt franchises at all times, | preceling yoar, 1881 CITIZENSHAP 0, streot musician, how you pran The Metopolitan street railway com- | If the demand of last year is main- kil It gives us pain COUNCILMEN ought not to presume o much upon the indiferece of the community, Most cit Omahn read tho newsppers, o cithze N = oo | and thero area moititude of important cases sideration upon a business basis. Instead | will, in conn®etion with other conditions | ¢4S¢ has eaused many foreign born citizens | Judge: She—Have you had any experi- | oy'\which the court will probably pass judg | | 3 o S o » B T r court is already almost ear L | the city comeil, Ttwasentitled o con | reason to suppose that it will not be, it | Prominence by reason of the Boyd-Thayer The court, is already alm year | of tratting the company with the con- | affecting the price of cattle, result in side 1 association of eitiz very material benefit to the stock raisers 1t upon a legitimate wdertaling, of the country, and it would seem that el pussed without discussion o | they laveevery reason to feol assursd . e | findno recora of THE entive $5,000 availablo for streot 4 more | ¥ crossings will be expoded within a month and the central partof the city + : i Tho rdinance a8 londed ith several years, d theoutlook appenrs to RO M e T'ho orvdinance was loaded with veral years, and theoutlook appears t L 2 strictions purposely and evidently was | bo highly favorablo to a further ad- ) | 3 red Hedde of Grand Island, who took out v, Mk, MiRRILL of Minneapolis | Mssel by the councl with knowledge of | vance lishment yesterday. Sur stafl made anof cizury 0 twow pers could be found Mr. Grebe was requested | £y oy Defondant Feriuson. Forgason, wito se w‘"“v‘“ :-”l”l“v.‘ Bienilingts stk of time when the pretexts for diserimi- | o geta ccvtifed copy of them. The latter | Wushington Star: Itis a malodorous dol- [ {l dinjudmiiontogalosl Sophomn aniabons) SR oy, ACCORDING to Californias atlornoy | manhood to sy so and not trifle with 1 instour eattleand medts will [ soon found that no permanent record had | larthatnas ouly seventy : R et bt oy b y general the ruling price for senutorial | business men or public sentiment whandoned. Alvoudy i lept of naturalization papers prior t 5ol t but down in an obscure corne the votes in the state legislature is $2,000, v tion system have wi i an b At this rate it will take $11 . PALMER AND T1E PRESIDENCY. | ity eurethe senatorship, Tt was onl Y 1t the suceess of I el L] Sl different kinds were stored Boston Post: Put up fifty wooden boxes passoasiun of which Shorwin _still in thecity. mone of te in (ho- st resem. | A5ks tho court to appoint a receiver for Sher: | vault, ina pile of dusty papers and docu- | bling letier hoxes and painton each one the | Win's s whilo e takes - tho case to th R st A ¥ 5 ents, he fortunately found Mr. Hedde's “Phis box i forcoal ordors—drop no | Supreme court, the lower court having | Miss Famny L. Barrett and Mrs ments, he for 3 i8 ox i > promptly given Sherwin his legal rights. K. Nott, of New Y original papers after i mail in here,” and mside of forty-cight bours y 5 | over one hudred lotters dosizned for tuo TUE CHIMINAL CALENDAI | for the deci | mail will he pushed nto them. It's a way The first complaint against Attorney H. W t i people bave Zink for cmbezzling: Widow Bossler’s 1ittle | (o1d 'the customs Forty-sixth and other central streets, | ftanees exception: wnique, should | ol was disuissod vesterday and a new ons | W the custous fnspectors while pedestrians on suburban thorough- | have made biuself talked about as a 1 ports of cattle and fresh and eanned | cate, butit did not bear the ull-important sig. SHE SMILED, s makes the amount embelod $0 | Hale gods b o eo fares like Seventeenth and Douglas, | possible presidential candidate. Be- ;Yn‘l-[\\ln unount in value to not less | nature of Mr. Hedde. Mr. Grebe notified Bufalo Expres it Aesioneiiyle f tiel D ilonsal TLEBIAAN 00 S0l E0 SlizR sl o wade throngh six inchesof mud. sides,n very considerable clement of | yjan $100000,000. Stock Mr. Hedde of this fatal omission and the lat Linghioad shae was pabiy) that he had collected the money onn | itk wraps, gloves, ete, the demoeratic party is exceedingly | thorefore. be regarded as one of the | 1 10st no timeinafixing his signature to T thoughit she sniiled at ine; for Mrs, Bossler from partios in | Xowgs - oy if ¢ o | theruiore, DO TOEurded a5 one OL 6 | )¢ ocument. Had Mr. Hodde, atsome time InsiafiorT hadipossod Antelope county, put the money on depositin | YOS — truals w s PunLicsentiment compelled the coun- | anxious tounload the New York candi- | countrie’s most promusing intorests. e S e U 1turned my head to seoy tiho bank hewe, and notified her, She drow | 108 ®owns, camel's halr cil totake upthe Metopolitan street | dates, whose conflicling aspirations —— SRBIE A0 LA ETE N0 700 S00R S-00Y00 9, Ehe A bitof ey sidewalkc : on the bank for the money, but B | dresses and many dross pa oftice of rmor of the state, could hie have oss feot bogiled, rawn ot the cash. | Tho defense filed a mo. | cles made the lavgest am tion to quash on_the thut no crimo | Seized this sexson. Both women a was eharged in the comy that demand | they were dressmakers. Mrs. Ba for the money wass not made until the arrest, | ever, admitted that her sister wis of ud that the wartaut for tho second charge | Waker. Itis sud that warrants { was served while defendant was still in jul | rest will be issued. on tho fivst charge. The defense practically = lonlo room awaiting the decisi ment indicatod its wisdiom, and what- ever opposition it may hercafter on- ¢ arcanxion izt e P General Palmer in getting into the CROSSWALKS are to be placed on United States semte, under circum- will doubtless bo tono purpose. also. They avriv terday on the Kider from Bre The paper was drawn up is every reason to expeet that | subjeer foreswearing allegiance u the nest five yenrs ourannualex- | potentate, ete,, and bore the wising must, railway ordinance and demands action | promise to make good deal of trouble A CORRESPONDENT desires to know on the Bullou proposition, but public | in the party. For morethana year past | who will get the benefit from the money sentiment may expeet mother proofof | the question of finding an available man | o be vefunded to the state under the di- the venality of that boly on Saturday | outside of the Empire stuto s p rect tax aet pussed by the last congress. been deposed on the mero techuicality of T cracked a hgstono with my head; omitting 1o sign a document to the contents And then [ knew she smiled of which be had sworn underoath! O had | oppistinn Advoeato: A ministor his papers een lost by five or throngh cave- [ other denomination called one very warm plexed the minds ofa large number of | In most cases the whole people of the | lessness, could he have fully established his | day at a friend’s house, and, making sowme 5 . e——— domocrats, who have L that the | states entitled to ivo themoney. | €laim to citizenship with all its rights an :';"’_l:_’A"‘l:t“\-\!ljbl‘l\‘\l" r‘j‘;“_"‘ll‘v‘m _“f‘l_“'l}:“ril_: _4:1 is that no crime was committed Irs. MACKAY'S Pavislibel suitbogn | onjard bewror of the demoeraey | The diredt tax was collected in two dif- | PEWil bytorian coming out all over your face.” enls Weasonar bt s ictal hotare Iudke | g pvon A rnes, Marod yestrday and alrealy the moml | (ho next natinal campa ) In some cuses the states | Thesearc 1NE 0a8aLIGL thly house of Goorks W Tate, ‘onth and M | eraw to Tuk £sued —A dispat li\,'l'""_ :“:,:\):“‘1""_‘ i by ”‘y "““‘"I‘ list of leading w v demoerats there ilo inother states the government | vyotaking ontof their papers, but to thoir | half & hu g 8 ctiast e e | 1 EREAOE MG, 8 I e e g's sy or while monl obliquity | nne waiuble so far as generl ddiveetly from individuals. Tn | gonsus well. Bverybody whohas known My, | 4517 (et ono vl SAVo never soll | o, this stute. 1Uappeared that a coat tho s " I8 not wanting in Pavis, it isnoteasyto | vty is concomed, with the excop s lntlor coses the state oly h Heddo since 1550 knows that ho is w logal | St prico, L . SR hirglinnltiots seliilIsran i penil clng | SUAMSI QUSDRIBILALR 101 A fx 1 exast Babitalion tion of the new [linois senator, ind he | the money in trust for the individuds | citien of the United. States, but suppose ho | R L L e e L o s the disadvantage of his advanced | who paid the tax, an ot be n 1 twenty vears ag s son (if he Globe: First Rival Editor—Wash- | o ized tho cont. He wa ind over iy ; S the disadvantag his advanced | who paid the tax, and it cannot be u e gLV ool Rty | h foverin | t & wds but o went to the county jail to BARG: S .8 } can tell ono as far as | can seoit, and | S0 1S L was loaded with years oll when the next president [of the law directs the treasurer of the | hiscitizenshiv bad bean called i question? | pye seen your afidavitol circulati Many wili that by common knowled o Bt T Thomas M v o his prelimi. | @ A d L consent ho wus und is a citizen aud his THE WIDNIGIHT TOAST, D e G o oB Lk ghisi gl : we have had no president sooldas that. | are entitled toto the governors, provided | ety AL I {amais s Ay e A sUHAR CHOE fRlatong s Db Ol Thisfact may not he & conclusive reason | that where the sums orany patt thereof | LM White, 16 will undoubtedly bo bousd | macedns pre o scen Mr. Stout has no further busi- RIS PTTRTITAET |t P THE A NWhoxa sha il ioanay. Lio Ao \ m fairly be said to be ness for that body to trnsact i anasailE Rl | j ! X Delliviacen Aloastt et —_— years older than this, and his followers | by the United States from the citizens or L Eaciee St = The petition of the eitizens of Armour tg A0RE0 T T A 1 ope that he will yet be again at the |inhabitants the {, Or o other perso; ing > Claassen Given “ix Ye UNLESssomo man iu the councll has | MOP¢thath y LS nhubitants th L orany other person, |y o “ene action of 'the Philadelphia ludies Ihavelt! Frionds board of transportation that they \ead of the British governuent. Other | oither dircctly o sila ol promant ] o station facilities at that town has ber New Youk, March 15.—Judge 13, manhood enough 1o assert himself, the | ool th \‘”‘”"”{“—“‘“‘_ bRt Otue | el dir s by 4 ‘f WOPUIY | wio obicetol to the exhibition of wriain | ToNCE o soids y T ] R G B e Ballou electeic light ordimnco which | ™! ": BUEBETRAT IR YD 1A ) ok sums Ll bo b ;l :n rust by such | works of art becaUsé tho subjects did not | The life-blood quickly nrough us bounding Al hation af the 1AM e b i D [l g ermmont ata greater ago. | states for the benolit of those porsons or | wear tallor-made cotass, it seous dosirablo Come, Wlushos sparo, " ard to luy } ; 3 But the American people e adverse | inhabitants from whom they were col- i ugain an anecdote of Rev. | 1know shes fait, weeks and lny down by the side of Mud- 4 - ; ; A i ; Her every aetion pure aid fender - — son (or three more, will be linded down [0 dlecting tory old ma o the | locted; or thelr logul rprosontatives, IO AV lipw A RRroRRlaO I With eyes <o tru ! h presidency, and such o candidato could — gallery by a lady who askel hi | ins for Chilian Insurgents. of that city has gone over to t Boss STOUTS custle on the Plitte at South Bend will not be an intermediate reformatory this year. Porhaps the old joko abaut adjourning the legisiature might come inhere, S0 far as an now y - M rr e which was anchored in General Palmer will be 75 | for the ordinary expenses. Scetion three iad been elected to a eivil oftice and of the United States is inaugnrated, and | United States to pay the sums the s its us such m protected DEFOT FACILITIES FOR ARMOL R Without expressinz an opinion either way bk wrecking, to six years® impris sidotrack, | the peuitentiary with reservations and restrictions which will prevent its acceptanceby the com- pany. | Whate'er the hu not comuand the support of the younger | INFELLIGENCE Is reccivedof the denth a cortain picture b Tho beart can naught save homage rord - r. | Dlmasofft votem L) neral Palmor | of Hon. John H. Kellom st Tustin City, divine bestowed a searching clanee upon iler word controls Highest of all in T:avening Power.—1, S. Gov't Report, Au —_— as receved very respectible, if not | Cal. This announcement will bring sor- | Ber and veplied: #No, mudame, 1 do not upacaiol ol s, o | think it is indecent—but your question i Though vows of love we'vo often broken, AUDITOR LyOoNsof lowa has discov- | greatly influential, endorsement for |row to the hearts of muny old citizens of | (s wore whols tomes of p opy in She's ever fond ered that the permanent school fund |either the head ortailof thodemocratic | Omaha. Mr. Kellom ided in this Her life's a bond o that answor Aloving, livine, breathin ¢ placed by thostatein the hinds of the | presidential ticketin 1502, and itis siid | city many years aud was universally re- it o g ikl counties to beloand on reil estate se- | thatmany democrats are writing to him | spected for his integrity, personal « fh \" bt Homeea g curlly insums notexceeding 8500 to any | that he js thoir first choice for prosi- [ties and intellectual attainments. n g 17 i A provident member of the logislature from | Her heart b everwaril aid teusty. person, hus been quitoextensively mis- [dent ‘Clevelandand Palmer” is e | wasfor soveral yoars superintendent of | Spey county takes bis luach from home to loys! to your fo applied. Ono county is charged with |suggestion; another is “Palnerand Pat- | the city schools ‘and many leading citi- | Carson daily, and Carson hotel men aroabout Aud hnil our toast, long 1 sty the wrongful use of $72000. Leyislators | tison,” and more are tobe experted with | zens of todiy will remember him as both | to petition Superintendent Yorington o x fagimas i SN aasie - in Nobraska who are soanxious to make |Palmer figuring in the first or second | teacherand friend. As postmaster, city | voke bis pass overt 10V ..\I Iroad : I o, divine . g theschool fund of this state similarly |position, It is reported on the authority | councilman, member of the board of ed- TS This sup Wil piodge i fr and brothers, availablomay finda word of warning in |of one who isrepresented to be a very | ucation and in other public positions h Monument Messeny r O R the experience of lowa, close personal and political friend of | wasalways the sume genial, honestand Colorado, glory crowned and sun kissod, is | For boys, we're drinkiug to *Our Mothers,