Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1892, Page 5

@ ing John Rouett, who is at * s his successor has nou yet been appointed CHARLES PAUL PARDONED | Adams County's Ex-Treasurer Will Not Go to the Penitentiary, HUNDREDS ~ SIGNED THE PETITIONS Elevon of the Ju 1 and the Trial Judge Wero Among the Numbor Who De- sired Favorable Action in the Caso. Lixcory, Neb,, Sopt. 19, —[Spocial to Tan Bre. | —Governor Bovd at 2 o'clock this after- noon granted a free and uuconditional par- don o Churles H. Paul, the ox-troasurer of, Adams county, who was last month con- victed of embezzlement and soutenced to three years' imprisonment in the state peni- tontiary. W'he case hins been pending bofore the executive for over a month. A large number of the most prominent citizens of Hastings and Adams county signed potitions for the pardon of Mr. Paul. The trial judge and eloven of the jurymen who convicted him, as well as the county cominis who pressed tho suit, unitad in the petition for u pardon. Soveral daws had been set for a hoaring of the arguments of the attorneys on both sidos of the case, but it was not until today that the hoaring was fually given. Messrs, McCreary and Smith of Hastings and Harvoy of Litcoln apoeared to argus on behalf of the petition, while Messvs. Bowen and Hoeppner appeured for the state. Both sides wero listencd to with attention by the governor. The arguments were coucluded at12:80 and at 2 o'clock the executive an- nounced bis decision in favor of Mr. Paul, S81p At tho Stage 1 ‘1he Midway Floral company of Kearnoy was incorporated today by Adia Hall, W. S, app aud W, A. [rvio with o capital of 2,000, Ex-Goveraor Dawes business with the cl this forenoon. C. D. Casnor, the well known democr: fndopendent politician of David City, was a callor at tho state house today. J.S. Hoover of Blus Hill was a_caller at the ofiice of the secretary of stato this morn- transacted legal of the supreme court . S. Borlin of Omaka was & stato houso or today. A.S. Campbell the demo- oralic member of the state central committes from Adaius county, was also a visitor, Still Asking for Damagos. Tho Bohanan brothers are the dofendants in a dumago sult co; icod 1n district court today by Joseph W. Saunders and his wifo, Julia Siunders, Tho potition alleges that'on the evening of August 19 they en- gaged passago for Burlington beach in one of the carryalls owned and operated by tho Behanans.” Ou the return journoy the driver carelessly drove over the eage of a high em- bankment, precipitating Mr. and Mrs, Saun- ders to the ground with s0 much violeace that both wero severely 1njured. Tho pe- ution turther atleges that Mrs, Saunders has been pormanently injured and that er b band is iu such a condition nhat be can witl aifficulty pursue his rogular avocation in Life. They aslk for $10,000. John Cuilton also commences a suit for anmages aguinst the civy of Lincolu, placing the amount ut & 0. everal weeks ago Mr. Chilton fell tirough a hole in a sidewalk on 0 streot, and 10 8o doing he sustained sovero injuries. He putin a claun for the amount askod to tho city council, but as that body.failed to allow it he has taken the caso to the district court. Mrs, ith's Narrow Escape. Mus. F. Smith, a respectablo colored lady living ou North Sixtesnth street, had a very nurrow escapo from death jast night. She conducts a boarding houso, and Henry Har- rison, the young man who stabbed Amos Conrad last_evening, 15 ono of lLor star boas Wheu tho news of his quarrel aud arrest was roceived at tho Smith domi- cilo the estimable lady at onco went into an attack of hysterics which alarmed her frionds to no_inconsidorablo degrue. & suggosted that a doso of morphine was about the propor thing. A litule boy was at once dispatched aftor a guantity of the drug, When ho rowrned Mrs. Smith iuhesitatingly swallowed all that ho brought her. Later 1n tho evening it bocame evident thav the at- tack of hystorics was likely to be succeoded by somothiug a groat deal worse, A physi- cinn was immediatoly summoned and aftor a long and hard fight the woman's life was saved. Amos Conrad’s Condition. Amos Conrad, the colored man stabbed in 8 quarrel with Honry Harrison, is sl alive and likely to remain 8o for some time. His condition was somewhat bettor this morning in spite of tho statement of the dootor that ho had but one chance in a hundred in re- covering. He was removed to his hume on North Seventeenth strect this afternoon, where is boing well taken care of. There ore but fow uew_developments in regard to the case today. It islearned that both men had been ata ‘‘party’’ during the afternoon at which beer was furnishea in large quun- tities, During the afternoon Conrad and anotver colored man induiged 1o a free fight in which Courad got. the worst of it. Dur- ing the meloe Hurrison, who with the rest of the party wasan interested speotator, shouted to Courad's opponent, “Give him bh—!" Conrad heard the remark and threatened at the time o get even with Harrison. Harrison left soon after and was found at the corner of Sixteenth and O streets by Conrad, who at ouce assaulted nim, Harrison bad s pocket kuife in his band at toe time and when Courad stiuck him he grappled and in the struggle used his knife. He expresses no regret at Conrad’s condition and insists that ho stabbed to kill. District Court in Session, ‘The September term of the district coury in and for Lancaster county opened this mornming with Judges Hall and Tibbetts on the vench. Judge Fiela's piace was vacant, by the governor. His resignation takes piace on Octover 1, and it 1s bolieved that 8. J. Tuttle will be appointed to fill the vacancy. Bat little business of publio in- terost was transacted, the morning being consumed in oiling up'the wheels of justice which are supposed to have become a little rusty during the summer vacation, The case of the state agawst Groen Gravely, who 1s accused of the murder of Charles Thomas on May 20, was set for next Monday. Dan Casbia, the colored man who furnished Gravely with a hiaing place, will bo tried at tho same tima 43 an RCCESSORY. County Attorney Sneil this forenoon en- tered & nolle prosequi in the case of the state against Herbert Vermaas. The case was one that bud been appealed to the dis- trict from the justice court av Nickman, Georgo W' Bradeen, who was convicted of gambling in the police court, appealed his case to the distriot court today. 0'Con- nor, who was fined by the police judge for assaulting Williaw Barr, also uppenled. Lincoln in Brief, The excisa board held a brief session this afternoon for the pupose of outting down the police forco, the reduction having been made pecessury by tho insufticient appropri- ation for the ensuing year. After some dis- oussion the matier was postponed until Oc- tover 1. It is hoped by tuat time some ar- rangement will bo tade by which the en- tire present force can be retafued, Chief of Police Deau of Grand Island was in Liucoln today for the purpose of arrest- : present contined in the vounty juil at this place. Rouewt is wanted at Grand Island for burglary. Dr. James Bariow filed & complaint in Judge Foxworthy's court this morning gbarging & mun named Steveus with at- tompting to kill him, \h)lllnlm Drinkwater, an old citizen of Liun- coln, was found dead in bed this morniug, at bis home &t 2020 South Kighth streot. He has been complaining of poor health for sev- eral days, but went to bed last night feehng no worse thun usual, When his wife awoke this morniug she found his dead body veside per. Ho had died sometime during the mght. The Lancaster county fair opens tomorrow at Hickman. The prospects for a flue exbi- bition and some excellent raclug are good. H. I, Hiteheock will bave a uearing be- fore dudge Borgelt Wednesday morning on the ehargo of ombezzlement. The complain ant is O F. Brady, who alleges that Hitch- cook had sold sud ‘wppropristed to bis own use & kote which dig vot belong to bim, Mothodists Will Mot Today, Nenuaska Ciry, Neb,, Sept. 10.—|Special ‘“Welegrawm to Tus Bue, |—The thirty-sccond | ence is the trinl Beyond tho ¢ annual conforance of the Mothodist Enisco- pal church for South Platte distriet con- city tomorrow ovening and will n until the foilow!ng Mon- About ) ministers are expected, & number having arrived. Among othor im- portant matters to come before the confer- of Chancetlor Creignton. nference sermon by Rev. W . Abboty; nothing will be done tomorrow night, North Nehraska Methodist Assignmonts. St. Paur, Neb, Sept. 19.—The following appointments of ministers for tho North Ne- braska couference were announced this morning : Norfolk Distriot J. B, Maxwoll, Omaha.pre- slding eld to be supolied; | oft, J. P, Johnson; Feemer. Wililam Schli r G. 1. Main: Uolerlize, W. E. Northr Dakoty, H. 0. Myers; De or, W, H. Cont to_bo suppiiod; K eh, W. W. Norins; Lyc i M Butie Oaklund, Bk Pliger, 8. D. Diy doiph. . W. M . Tamos, 1. X C har; South Sioux ity and Coviugton, to be supplieds Stanton, D. O. Winship; Tekamah, G. A, Luoce; Vacomn and Hermun, to be sup* plied; Wakefleld, J. T. St Claie: Warnorsviilo o ve supplied: Wiyne, H. I Millard; Wisner, o bo supplied: West' Point, to be supplie Winsido, J. M. Bothwoil, Elkhorn Valley District—David Marquette, oiizh, presiding elder. tott, . ft W Throckmorton: Hattle Ureck, R. . Mill: dwara J. Erickson Sreighton cirenit, W A.Wilso Elgin, D. R. Coomins; Emoriek, Ewin'z, to be supplied; Henry ' St Louls: — Lone Ne Willlam Gossts R 1s0; Niobra Oakdile, ). Crews; O'Neill mond, B i polied; Potorsbur, , I 1 Wiico Plainview. neo; Pla nvie clrcult vation, to bo suppiled Sivit anor; Tildon and Meadow Grove, and istand oof. WA . Linn; R Bloomfield, Croichto Sk Frazier Tree, B. E. Nownan's pplied; M. Elils; ¢ Moore, Grand Isiund, prosiding elder Willinin Wor- ley: Aiblon eircuit, B M. Henderson; Archer, to Lo suppl Beigrude, P. D, rk; Calro and_ Cameron, Samucl Oalles: Codar 1tapids, Cent Robinsor ) it G MeRoynol first chureh, W. W1, e I MacAdams: Gre 1 Brayton, Albort B, Himas Kre . ‘A, W, Hobson; Hoope bloville, William Van b lckorson, yrih Hel 1 11 D. Brown; Beuson, st chu I Or; Hanscom P, W. south Tent st . Q. A West, W. R, Purple, U, Mathows; Yost piouth, 3 Tindail Alfred Ho Trinity, W. Pupililo, Wobster o H. Tro- Richfield, J, ohuyler, J. IK. soks: Valiey, B. O Dodge County's ir Openecd, tenoNT, Neb., Sept. 19, al to Tur .]—The Dodge Count, today undor very favorable civcumstances so far as fair woatber and entries are concerned. The assocation has offered $5,000 10 premiums and £15,000 for spoed. Tomorrow will bo the trotting, class: Wednesday, trotting, 2:40 class; Thursday, trouting, froe-for-all, and trotting, 2:50 class: ladies’ riding con- test, driving horses single and _aouble. Al school children and their teachers will be admitted freo Thursday. The stato Turntag met in Moller's grove, south of the city, yosterday. The program 1ncluded athletics” of various kiuds. They gave o banquet at Turner hall Suturday evening. In behalf of their retiring postor, J. W. Robinson, the ladies of tho Metnodist church will give & recoption at the residenco of J. A, Elliott Tuesday evening. Rev. G. M. Brown of Omaha succeeds bim here, Nuckolls County OId Settlers, Nersox, Neb., Sept. 19.—|Special to Tie Bee.|—The first aunual pienic of the Old Settlers association of Nuckolls county was held at the grove near Nelson Suturdsy. Thero was an atlendauco of about 500. At- torney Goneral Hastings was the principal spealcer, and delivered a mastorly address on “Nobraska, Its Material Wealth' and Pros- perity.” Tho' roquisites for membership 1s twelve years residenco in the county. Tho associniion has 200 members. A permanent organization was effectea and officers elocted for the ensuiug voar unty's Keal Estate. Brarrick, Neb., Sept. 19.—[Special to e Ber.|—An interesting feature was developed in Saturday’s renl ostate transactions filed for record with the register of deeds of Gago county. There wero thirteen deeds filed, nggregating $17,000. Of theso six wero for city and seven for farm properties, There woro thirteen releases of mortgage, of which three woro for city and ten for farm prop- ertios, There was but one mortgage filed for rocord and that was a renowal and re- duction of & former mortgago. Guge Books for Bellevue College. Benievue, Neb, Sept. 19.—[Special to Tue Bee.|—Eight hundred dollars worth of books for Bellevua College library arrived from New York city last week, having buen purchased with a part of the donation made by Colonel Elliott F. Shepard of that city when ho visited Bollevue last spring, The grading ana paving of the thorough- fares at Fort Crook are progressing quite vap- idly. The water works, reservoir and sewer systems &ro nearly comploted. Will Trent Their Guosts R y. Grxoa, Nob., Sopt. 10.—[Speclal Telegram t0 Tug Ber. |—Ton Unitod States scnators, accompanied oy General 1. J. Mogran, com- missioner of Indian affairs, will visit Genoa ou Monaay and Tuesday, Septemver 26 and 27, The Genoa people will give a grand ro- ception Monday afturnoon. and in the even- 10 a free concert will be giyen at the Indian sohool. Hartingt oposod Falr, HanmiNatoN, Neb., Sopt. 10.—Special to Tug Bee)—The Hartington Driving and Fair association will hold its first fair this year on tho 2ith, 20th and 0th of Septom- bor. The falr grounds have just been com- pleted and the association has one of tho finest half mile tracks in northeastern No- brasks, Disagroed as to tho Cauie of Death, Keanyey, Neb,, Sept. 19.—[Special Tele- gram to Tuz Bee.]—The coroner’s sjury on the death of J. M. Hopwood filed its verdict today. It1s in substance that the jury dis- agroes s to the cause of deavh. It is not knowa whether another jury will be empan- poledormot. Frost in Sarpy County. Brrievue, Neb, Sept. 10.—[Speclal to Tue Bee |—Light frosts have visited this viciuity, but bave done no damage, and pros- pects are good for an abundant corn orop. —— leasure in recommending Cham- olig, Cholera and Diarrhcea Rem- Geo, C. Bankston of Mill Creek, “It1s the best mediclne I have ever used for diarrhcea. One dose will cure any ordinary case.” Kor sale by druggists, e Marriage Liconses. The following mavriage licenses were is- sued by Judge Eller yesterday : Name and address. § Louts Stener. Blalr, i Mury Bolford, Blair.. Ohuries E. Watson. Omaha Ewma Whitney, Oinaba. {§tophen Dahor, Owuha . Loya Georau, Omaha . { Henry J. Schober, Omah: 1Jonnfe Suyer, Omaha .. 3 Willlum Louls MoCoy, Omub { Nuncy Eifon Adame. Omahi. - et Disease never successfuily atta tem with pure blood, DeWitt’s Sarsaparilla makes pure new blood aud euriches blood. “I take beriain's edy, ji Ag e Bullding Fermits. Thio followlug permits were issued by the superiotendent of buildiugs yestorday : Hugh G. Olark, two-story frame dwell ing, Eighteenth and Looust strouts. Five winor permits. .. Total ... DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cloanses the biood. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1892, VETERAYS ARE Thoy Are Not Much Pleased with “Gen- eral” Stevenson. HE WAS A KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE Lincoln I8 a Candidate for Honors, pon but the Indioations Are Tudianapolls Will 1le the Win- ner This Time. pment That WaSHINGTON BUREAU 513 FoURTEENTI STREET, Wasiixaros, D.C., Sopt. 19 If anything was neoded to arouse the in- dignation of the Grand Army of the Repub- lio members now in Wasbington against the “military record” or “General” Adlsl Stey- onson, the demoeratio vice presidential can- didate with Grover Cleveland, it was the publication of a dispateh today from Midalo- town, Conn. Middlotown is a great center for the wanufacture of fircarms and was during the war. Tho dispatch says that it has poen discovered that in 1852 the Savage Arms company of Miadletown shipped to the Kuights of the Golden Circle at Columbu 0., 2,000 revolvers which were manufactured for tho United States and thrown out by its agent as not beiug up to the reguired stan- dard; that sn oxamination of the records of the arms company aiscloses the fact that “Generu!” Stevenson was oue of thoso who stood respousiblo for the avms and was recognized as an agent for those to whom the revolvers were scat, How the Veterans Feel, The publication of this statoment croated consideravlo talk in_Grand Army of the Re- public circles and the democratic candicate Tor the vice-presidency has come in for a good share of political condownation. His recora during the war, the velorans sy, must bave been known to Grover Cloveland who hired a substitute and it has been said loft him n ia the poor hovse at the closs of tho rebellion todie o paupor. Consequently tho head of the democratic ticket also gods down at the foot of the list in the estimation of soldiers, The Middletown dispateh does not go into substantial details by which “General Ste- venson’s name was connected with the ship- ment of arms, but it states that General Henry B. Carrington who was Governor Morton's right-hand man at Iniauapolis dis- covered and confiscated the arms. It is be- lieved here by Hoosier voterans that this wus & part of the’ shipment of arms made to In- diana for the Knights of the Goiden Circle, “Tho publication has aroused indignation upon the part of the veteraus toward both of the democratio candidates. Wil Go to Indianapotls. There is no doubt now that Indianapoiis aptured tho Grand Army of the Repub- pment of next year, Chicago today reiterated her statement mado privately to the lndianapolis Comamercial club some months ago, that she did not want the cn- campment and woulu favor Indianapolis. Lincoin has flung out her bauuer and is a candidate, but sho 1s apparently but a pas- sivo aspirant. It is conceded now by Ne- braskans here, even by citizens of Lincoln, that Indianapolis will got the encampment, aad by mcciamation. Ponnsyl which always acts a uuit, today anuounced in favor of the Hoosier capital. New York, which also acts as & unit in matters of this char- acter, says sho believes Indianapolis should huvelt. These aro tho greatest cards, after Chicago, which Indianapolis could get.' Obio ana Michigan are working for the Hoosler capital and are confident she will get the rize. P"Major Kluetsch of tho Lincoln Freie Prosse estimatos the number of soldiers in Wash- inguon tonight at 80,000. He says Nebraska has sent hero about. S00 or 1,000 soldiers and 200 ladices and civilinns, Jowa 2,000 and Wy- oming probably 200. The major says it is unquestionabiy the greatest succoss all in all the Grand Army of tho Republic has over had in the way of a rounion, Miscellan Among the callers at Tue Ber Bureau today were Major J. D. Kieutsch, editor of the ifreio Presse of Lincoln; Mr. James S. France of the United States National bank of Omaha, Colonel IR. L. Williams of Coun- cil Bluffs, General 1. 3. Clarkson of Omana junior vide commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Ropubl Spocial Agent L. S, Qepartment_left for ou ofticial busin win of the Treasury ebraska this evening P. 8. H. Western Pensions, Waspuxoroy, D. C., Sept. 19.—|Special Tetegram to Tz Ber.]—The following list of pensions granted is reported by Tue Bre and Examiner Bureau of Claims: Nobraska: Original—Albert H. Colby, Justus Kesslor, George Arthurs, Benjamin F. Pickerill, Byron 0. Angell, Rovert S. Duun, John Hobson. Additional —Daniel Dollar, Hoyt C. Bishop, John Timmerman, Original widows, etc.—Susie Jacobs, Martha E. Hollingworth, Survivor 1812—Special act, George W. Clark, Towa: Original—Samuol J. Haney, Wil- liam H. Hari, Elias R. Zsllar, Johu Clippen- ger, Ebenozer W. Ridlen, Augustus Thomas David T. Jayne, Oscar B. Smith, George P. Morris, Henry Mye Willard Butterfield Additional—Ci B, Mitcbell, Marti johnson, Ci r, David P Original w line J. Pea v (s 1 sble, mother (special act). inal widows, ete.—Maria H. Wriehter, Marie Davis, Soutb Dakota: Original—Absalom cox, Carmi S, Gifford, Wil- Disordered liver set right with Beecham'’s pills. T ARCHISI BEAGMAN GUILTY, . €. Frick's Assailant Given a Sentence of Twonty-Two Yeurs. Pirrssura, Pa, Sept. 19.—Alexander Borgman, the anarchist who tried to kill H. C. Frick, was placed on trial in the oriwinal court this mornng, Bergman conducted his own case and ploaded not guilty, Friok took tho stand and testified to the fact of the attemptea assassination as already told in these dispatches. 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If you have made an invention on which you desire to secure a Patent You should communicate with the Bee Bureau orffi(}laims The object of this bureau 15 to give every person holding a logitimate claim aguinst the government tho advantags oa residence in Washington, whether helive in Texas or Alaska. It does more than that. Nine-tenths of the populution of Washington would be helpless if asked how to go to work to secure their rights throngh the depirte ments, THE B Burcau of C.aims gives the advantage, not only of per- sonal residence, but of thorough famil- iarity with al the machinery of vhe governwment. It offers Absolute Security. You do not know whether the average Washingtonelaim agentwill cheat you or not, although on general principles you would naturully suppose that he wonld. But you know that the San Francisco Examiner, the St. Paul Plo/ neer press and the Omaha BEE cannoy afford to cheat you. They guarantes this Bureau, ana their reputation is stuked upon the houosty and ability of its manngement, - The bureau employes attorneys who are ~ A “ ~ Expert Specialists for each of its departmonts, Its Indian depredation cuses aro caree ully worked up, with all tha evidence rvequired by law, ud argued before the court of claims in such a manner as to bring out most favorably all the essen tial points. Its land cases are handled in strict ao- cordunce with the rules of the Genoral Lind Office, g0 that no delays or com- plications ensue in the orderly settlos ment of the claims. Its patent cases are 8o managel as to insure the utmoat possible benelit totho nventor, by giving him the broadest protection his ideas will justify. Its pension cuses are disposod of with the least possible deluy and oxpense to tho veterans Don't refrain from consulting the bureau because you are afraid of the cost, Its costs nothing to get informution. Ask as many questions as you please, and they will bo answerel promptly cheerfully and accurately, without charge, ——THE —— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb.