Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1892, Page 7

CARLES PAUL PARDONED Adame Connty's Ex-Treasurer Will Not Go to the Penitentiary, HUNDREDS SIGNED THE PETITIONS Eleven of th Were Jarymen and the Trial Judge Among the Number Who De. sirod Favorable Action in the Case. LixcoLy, Neb,, Sept. 19, —[Special to Tan Bre. | —Governor Bovd at2o'clock this after- noon granted a free and uuconditional par- don 1o Churles H. Paul, the ex-treasurer of, Adams county, who was last month con- victed of embezzlement and three years' imprisonment in the state peni- tentlary. The case bas been pending before the executive for over a month. A iarge number of the most prominent citizens of Hastings and Adams county sigaed petitions for the pardon of Mr. Paul. The trial judge and eleven of the jurymen who convieted him, as well as the county comumissioners who pressed the suit, unitsd in the petition for a pardon. Se heariag of the arguments of the at ¥ both sides of the case, but it was not ur today that the hearing was fiually given. Messrs, McCreary and Smith of Hastiogs and Harvey of Li bebalf of the petition, while Messes. and Hoeppner appenred for the state. siaes were listened to with attention by the governor. The srguments were concluded 8L 12:30 and at 2 o'clock the executive an- nounced Lis decision in favor of Mr. Paul, Gossip at the Stage Hous I he Midway Floral was incorporateq today Ciapp and W. A, Irvio Bowen Both company of Kear: Adna Hall, W. with a capital of veraor Dawes trausacted legal ress with the clerk of the supreme court C. D. tie well known democratic- independ: tician of David City, was a caller at the state bouse today. J.S. Hoover of Blue Hill was a_caller at the ofiice of the secretary of state this morn- Berlin of On a was a state house today. A.S. Campbell the demo- cralic member of the state ceatral committes from Adams county, was also a visitor. Still Asking for Damages, The Bohanan brothiers are the defendants sult commenced in district court today by Joseph \. Saunders and his wife, Julin Saunders, Tue petition aileges that on the evening 6f August 1 gaged passage for Burlington b of the carryalls owned and opera Behanans. Ou the retura journey th arelessly dro ne eage of o high em- ba ir. and Mrs, Sau ders to the ground with so that both were severely 1 ution lurther aileges that Mr: been permanently injured and that her hus- band is in such a condition nhat be can with agifficulty pursue his regular avocation in life. They ask for $10,000. John Chilton also commences a suit for aamages against the city of Lincoln, placing the amount ut $2,500. Several weeks ago Mr. Chilton fell through a hole in a sidewalk ou Q strest, and 10 so doing he sustained severe injuries. He putin a claim for the amount asked to the city council, but as that body.failed to allow it he has taken the case to the district court. Mrs. Smith's Narrow Escape. Mrs. F. Smith, & respectable colored lady lving on Nortn Sixtesnth street, bad a very Durrow escapo from death last might. She conducts a boarding house, and Henry Har- rison, the young man who stabbed Amos Conrad last_evening, 1s one of her star boarders. Wheu the news of his quarrel and arrest was received at the Smith domi- cile the estimable lady at once went into an alarmed her Some- i@ suggested that a dose of morphine was about the proper thing. A litue boy was at once dispatched after a guantity of the drug. When be returned Mrs. Smith unhesitatingly swallowed all that he brought her. Later in tho evening it Lecame evident that the at- tack of hysterics was likely to_be succeeded by something a groat deal worse. 2y vas immediately summoned and after & nd hard fight the woman’s life was Amos Conrad’s Condition. Amos Conrad, the colored man stabbed in 8 quarrei with Heory Harrison, is still alive and bikely to remain so for some time. His condition was somewhat better this morning in spite of the statement of the doctor that ho had but one chance in & hundred in re- coveriug, He was removed to his hume on North Seventeenth street this afternoon, where is boing well taken care of. There ere but few uew developments in regara to the case today. It is learned thal both men had been ata “party” during the afternoon at which beer was furnishea in large quan- _ tities, During the sfternoon Conrad and anotver colored man induiged 1n a free fight in which Courad got. the worst of it. Dur- ing the melee Harrison, who with the rest of the parly was an interested spectator, shouted to Conrad’s opponent, “‘Give bim h—!" Conraa heard the remark and threatencd at the time lo get even with Harrison. Harrison left soon after and was found al the corner of Sixteenth and O streets by Conrad, Who at once assauited pim. Harrison bad s pocket kuife in bis band at toe time and when Courad stiuck him be grappled and 1n the struggle used his kuife, He expresses no regret at Conrad's condition and insists that he stabbea to kill. District Court in Session, ‘The September term of the district court in aod ior Lavcaster county urumd this morning with Judges Haliand Tibbetts on the pench. Judge Fiela’s piace was vacant, Y his successor has nol yet been appointed by the governor. His resignation takes piace on Octover 1, aoa it is oelieved that 5. J. Tuttle will be appointed to fill the vacancy. Bat little business of public in- terest was transacted, the morning bewng consumed in olling up the wheels of justice which are supposed t have become a little rusty during Lhe summer vacation. ‘The case of the state agawst Green Gravely, who 1s accused of the murder of Charles Thomas oa May 29, was set for next Monday. Dan Casbia, the colored man who furnisted Gravely with a hiaing place, will be tried at the same time as an 8ccessory. County Attorney Suell this forenoon en- tered a nolle prosequi in the case of ihe state against Herbert Vermaas. Tobe case was one that bad been appealed to the dis- trict frow the jastice court at Nickman. George W' Hradeen, who was convicted of gambliog in the police court, appe led his case to the district court today. 0'Uoa- mor, who was fined by the police judge for assaulting Williaw Barr, also sppealed. Lincoln in Brief, ‘The excise board held & brief session this afternoon for the pupose of cutting down the police force, the reduction baving been made pecessary by the insufficient appropri- stion for the ensuing year. After some dis- cussion the matier was postponed until Oc- tover 1. 1t is hoped by tuat time some ar- rangement will be made by which the en- tire present force can be retained, Chief of Polico Deau of Grand Island was iu Liucoln today for the purpose of arrest- @ ing John Rouett, who is at present contivel 4 in the vounty jail &t this place. Rouett is wanted at Grand Island for burglary Dr. James Bariow filed a compiaint in Judge Foxworthy's court this morain cbarging @ man named Stevens with at- tempting to kill him. Willikm Driokwater, an ol citizen of Lin- coln, was found dead iv bed this worsing, at Dis home at 2020 South Eighth strect. He has been complaining of poor boalth for sey eral days, but went 1o bed last night feehug Do worse thun usual. \When his wife awoke this morniug she found bis dead body veside per. He bLad died sometime during the mght he Lancaster conty fair opens tomorrow at Hickman., The prospects for a flue exbi- biton and some excelient raciug are good. . F. Hitchoock will bave & uearing be- fore Judge Borgelt Wednesday moruing on the charge of embezzloment. The complain. antis C F. Brady, who alleges that Hitch- cook biud 80/d and 'sppropriated to bis own use & kot which did not belong to bim. Mothodists Will Meet Today. Nunkaska City, Neb, Sept. 19.—|Special ‘Velegraw o Tux Bue.|—Toe tuirty-second soutenced o | oln appeared to argue on | THE OMAHA DAILY BEL: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1 | anoual contermace of the Methodist pal chureh for South Platte district oon- | ¥enes in this city tomorrow ovening and will | remain in session unul the foilowiog Mon- day. About 25) ministers are expectes L] | number having arrived. Among othor im- | portant matters to come before the oomfer- of Chancellor Creignton. 3 rence sermon by Rev. W. 7). Abboty, nothing will be done tomorrow night, North Nehracka Methodist Assignments. St1. Pavy, Neb, Sept. 10.—<The following appointments of ministers for the North Ne- braska conference were announced this morning Norfolk Distriot— widing 3.°P, Johnsos G. 1 Maln: ¢ J; Sharp; Dakots, H F. Odeil. suppiy stead and Hurmphee | nara. O. 1 13 A.C. B B, Max be sup naha.pre- ; Bancroft, Piige | doiph. D. W. bar: South Sic Vaco d.J. T. St Ciaie: Warnersviile 4: Wayne, H. H. Millard; W 3 West' Point to be supplied; Rothweil, iley District—David Marquertte, izh, presiding elder. Bartlett, R. W Throckmorto R T Millard: Bloomfield, G JL AL Frazie gin, D 45, 1 Do suppilr Winside. ;31 Klkhorn V Creizhton ¢ K. Coomins: E i Ewinz to be suppited: lu Henry St Louls: Lone Tree Nellgh o be supplied; J. 1, Wilcox; rict—J. ider; Alblon. Willlxin 1t R M. Henderson: Archer, Belgrude, P. D. Ciark; Calro iel Calles; ( 1tapids, 1; Central City, J. W. Robinson: wan, E. P Donneliy; Craiks. J, H. Vozt T, B. Teedam: Cushing, F. A, Highi H. D. Foote: Fu.erton, N, A, Marting Genoi, I C A aoids:’ Grand Isiand.’ First church, W. H. H. Pliisburry Trinity, George 1, MicAdams: Greeley. C D, R. Wilson il Eiwa 3 A 0 be Wood Albion el s suppiied Cha Dannebr St arton: S Nickle: 1 Van Buren h Bend, H. D. B urst chureh, F m Park, W. Fross: Seward South Tenth vest. ). Q. A. Fle West, W. R, W Purple, Cane H Mathews; Richfield, St X Alfred H Trinity, W Pupiliion, G W. Dawson ]—Tue Dodge C: under very favorable circumstaunces so faras fair weather and entries are concerned. The association has offered 85,000 1o premiums and £15.000 for speed. Tomorrow will be the trotting, Wednesday, trotting, 2:40 clast trotting, free-for-all, and trouting, ladies” riding con- test, driving horses single and aouble. All achool chilaren and their teachers will be admitted frec Thursday. The state Turntag met in Moller's grove, south of the city, yesterdav. The pr.gram 1nciuded atbletics of various kinds. They gave o banquet at Turner hall Suturday evening. In behalf of their retiring_pastor, J. W. R ninson, the ladies of the Metnodist church wii. give & reception at the residence of J. A. Elhott Tuesday evening. Rev. G. M. Brown of Omaha succeeds him bere. Nuckolls County OId Settlers. Newsoy, Neb., Sept. 10.—|Special to Tne Bex.|—The first annual picnic of the Old Settlers association of Nuckolls county was held at the grove near Neison Saturd There was an atlendauce of about 0. At toruey General Hastings was the principal spealker, and delivered a masterly address on “Nevraska. Its Material Wealth and Pros- perity.” The requisites for membership s twelve years residence in the county. The associalion has 200 members. A permanent organization was effectea and officers elected for the ensuiug year. Guge County's feal Beatmick, Neb., Sept. 10.— Bee.|—An interesting feature was developed in Saturday's real estate transactions filed for record with the register of deeds of Gage county. There wers thirteen deeds filed, aggregating $17,000. Of these six were for city and seven for farm properties. There were thirteer. releases of mortgage, of which three were for city and tea for farm prop- erties, There was but one mortgage filed forrecord and that was a recewal and re- duction of a former mortgage. ate. pecial to Tne Books for Bellevae College, Beuievue, Neb,, Sept. 19.—[Specisl to Tur Ber.|—Eizht hundred dollars worth of books for Bellevua College library arrived from New York city last week, having been purchased with a part of the donation made by Colonel Eilott F. Shepard of tuat city when he visited Believue last spring. The g g ana paving of the thorough- fares at Fort Crook are progressing guite rap- idly. The water works, reservoir and sewer systems &re nearly completed. Royally. Grxoa, Neb., Sept. 18.—[Special Telegram 10 Tur Bre.|—Ten United States senators, accompanied oy General T. J. Mogran, com- missioner of (adian affairs, will visit Genoa ou Monaay and Tuesday, September 26 and The Genoa peopls will give 3 grand re- ception Monday afternoon. and in the even- 10k o free concert will be given at the Indian sehool. Hartington's Proposed Fair, HarTINGTON, Neb., Sept. 19.—;Soecial to Tue Bee.j—The Hartington Driving sod Fair association wili hold its first fair this year on the 2sih, d 80th of Septem- bor. The fair grounds have just been com- pleted and the association has one of the finest half mile tracks in northeastern Ne- brasks. Disagreed as to the Cause of Death, Krirxey, Neb,, Sept. 19.—[Special Tele- gram to Tuz Bee.]—The corover’s sjury on the deatn of J. M. Hopwood filed its verdict voday, It 1s in substanoe that the jury dis- agrees as to the cause of deash. 1t is not kuowa whether auother jury will be empan- neled or not. ¥rost in Sarpy County. BriLevue, Neb., Sept. 19.—[Special to Tue Bre.|—Light frosts have visited this vielnity, but bave done no dawage, and pros- pects are good for 8- abundaat corn Crop. —_—— “] take pleasure in recommending Cham- beriain’ lie, Cholera ana Diarrbcea Rem- edy,” says Geo. C. Bankston of Mill Creek, L. “Itis the best mediolue I have ever usea for diarrhasa. One dose will cure any ordinary case.” For sale by druggists. — Marriage Licensos. The following marriage licenses were is- sued by Judge Eller yesterday : Name and address. J Louis Stener. Blalr.. i Mury Be!ford, Blair 4 Charies F. Watson. Omah: 1 Euma Whitney, Omaba. § Stephen Daber. Omaha ' Leya Goorza, Omaha . { Heary J. Schober, Omaha.. tJonnie Sayer, Omaba 3 Willlam Louis McCoy, Omana i Nancy Ellen Adams, Omahs e e Disease never successfuily altacks the sys- tem with pue blood. DoWitt's Sarsaparills @akes pure uew blood aud eariches biood. e i— Bullding Fermits. The following permits were issued by the superiatendent of buildiugs yesterday : Hugh G. Olark, two-story frame dweli- iag. Eighteenth and Locust stroets. .. Five winor permits. ... 9 Total .. e DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cisanses the 01001, VETERAYS ARE INDIGNANT Thoy Are Not Much Pleased with “Gen- eral” Stevenson. HE WAS A KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE Lincoln I8 a Candidate for Epeampment Honors, bat the Indieations Are That Indianapolls Wil i3e the Win- ner This Time. Wasmivatox Buneau or Tar Ben, | 13 Fourreextin S Wasuixaros, D. C., S 1f anything was needed to frouse the in- dignation of the Graad Army of the Repud- lic members now in Wasbington agaiust the “umilitary recora” or “General’ Adiai § enson, the democratic vice presidential can- didate with Grover Cieveland, it was the publication of a dispaten today Trom Midale- town, Conn. Middietown is a great center for the manufacture of firearms aud was duriog the swar. Tho dispateh says that it has voen discovered that in 1832 the Savage Arms company of Middletowa shipped to the Kuights of the Golden Circle at Columbus, 0., 2,000 revolvers which were manufactured for the United States and thrown oul by its agent as 0ot being up W the required stan- dard; thay an examination of the records of the arms company aiscloses the fact that nerul” Stevenson was one of those who stood responsible for the arms and was recognized 43 an agent for those to whom the revoivers were scat. How the Veterans Feel, The publication of this statement created consideravle talk in_Grand Army of the Re- public circles uud the democratic candicate for the vice-presidency has come for a good share of political coudewnation. His recora duriug the war, the velerans say, must bhave been known to Grover Cleveland who bired a substitute and it has been said left bhim in ia the poor hovse at the close of the revellion to diea pauper. Consequently the head of the democratic ticket also gocs down at the foot of the list in the estimation of soldiers. The Middletown aispstch does not gointo al details by which reral Ste- venson's name was connected with the ship- mentof arms, but it states that General Henry B. Carriogton wno_ was Governor Morton's right-hand man at In’iauapolis dis- coverad and confiscated the arms. 1t is be- lieved here by Hoosier veterans that this wus & part of the shipment of a*ms made to la- aiana for the Knights of tne Goiden Circle. The publication has eroused indignat upon the part of the veterans toward boih of the d cratic cancidates. Will Go to Indian There is no_do has captured the of the Rep lic eacampment of next year. Chicago to reiterated her statement made pi apolis Comamercial clud nonihs ago, that she did not want the campment and wouln favor In ! Lincoin has flung out her bat candidate, but sbe 1s appare: sive aspirant. It is co brassans here, even polis. naian; aad by acciamation. 3 always acts a unit, today announced in favor of the Hoosier capital aw York, which also acts as & unit_in matters of this char- acter, says she believes Indianapolis should These aro the greatest cards, after which Indianapolis could get. Obio ana Michigan are working for the Hoosier capital aud are confident she wiligetthe rize. P Major Kiuetsch of the Lincoln Freie Prosse estimates the number of soldlers in Wash- ington tonight at 80,000. He savs Nebraska has sent here about 500 or 1,000 soldiers and 200 ladies and civilians, Jowa 2,000 and Wy- oming probably The major says it is unguestionabiy the greatest success all inall the Grand Army of the Republic has ever bad in the way of a reunion. Miscellaneous. Among the callers at Tue Bee Bureau today were Major J. D. Kieutsch, editor of the Freie Presse of Li ; Mr. James S. Frauce of the Unitea States National bank of O Williams of Coun- cil Blufts, General 1. 5. Clarkson of Omana for vice commander-in-chief of the Grand of the Rej 1 Special Irwin of the Treasury Qepartment left for Nebraska tbis evening on ofticial business. PSH: Western Pensions. Wasmixeros, D. C., Sept. 19.—|Special Telegram to Tax Bee.]—The following list of pensions granted is reported by Tug Bre and Examiner Bureau of Claims: Nebraska: Original—Albert H. Colby, Justus Kessler, George Artnurs, Benjamin F. Pickerill, Byron D. Angell, Rovert S. Dunn, Jonn Hobson. Additional —Daniel Dollar, oyt C. Bishop, John Timmerman. Original widows, etc.—Susie Jacobs, Martha E. Hollingworth. Survivor 1812--Special act, George W. Clark. Towa: Original—Samuel J. Haney, tiam H. Hari, Eiias R Zsllar, Johu Clippen- ger, Ebenezer W. Ridlen, Augustus Thomas, Davia T. Jayne, Oscar B. Smith, George P. Morris, Henry Mvers, Willara Bu aditional—Charl Johnson S David Pickering. Original widow: line J. Pea H. Wriebter, Marie Davis. utb Dakota: Original—Absalom Wil- cox, Carmi S, Gifford, Disordered liver set right with Seecham's — ANARCHIS: BEGGMAN GUILTY, d. C. Frick's Assailant Given a Sentence of Twenty-Two Yea Pirrssvra, Pa, Sept. 19.—Alexander Bergman, the anarchist who tried to kill H. C. Frick, was placed on trial in the criwinal court this morning. Bergmsn conducted bis own case and pleaded mou guilty. Frick took the stand and testified to tho fact of the altemptea assassination as already told in these aispatches. This evidence was corroberated by Vice Chair- wan Leishwan, the only wituess of the as- sault, and Dr. Litcbtield described the nature of Frick's wound. Bergwan was perfectly cool during the progress of the trial, which was very brief, and the jury quickly found bim guilty. He was ihen seutenced to twenty-one years in the penitentary and one year in the workhouse. e DeWitt's Sarsaparilia is reiianle. wmmg Dr. Price has been for years perfecting his Delicious Fla- voring Extracts, and they are now winning their way to universal favor from their merits. No housekeeper who has once flavored a cake, pudding or cream with DR. PRICE'S FLAVORS OF VANILLA, LEMON, ORANGE, ETC., will ever return to the use of any other flavoring ex- tract. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DR. PRICE'S and satisfy yourself of their superiority. The Price Fla- voring Extract Company are the only exclusive manufac- turers of Flavoring Extracts tpon the continent. "WORTE A GUINEA A BOX." 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You'll say Frices; always the lowest for goods worth more than the price. 1P YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM Indian Depredations If you are In position to take advantage of the laws re- lating to PENSONY you have taken up a piece of Public Land. If you have made an invention on which you desire to securea Patent, You should communicate with the Bee Burgm{ of Claims The object of this bureau s to give every person holding a legitimate claim aguinst the government the advantage oa residence in Washington, whether helive in Texas or Alaska It does more than that. Ninoe-tenths of the population of Wushington would bs helpless if asked how to go to work to ir rights through the depart- BEE Bureau of C.aims le the vantage, not only of per- but of thorough famil- > machinery of the It offers Absolute Security. You 4o not know whether the average Washingtonelaim agentwill cheat you or uot, although on general principles you would naturslly suppose that he would. But you know that the San Francisco Examiner, the St. Paul Pio/ neer press and the Omaha BEE cannoy afford to cheat you. They guarantes this Bureau, ana their reputation is staked upon the honesty and ability of its management. The bureau employes attorneys who are AN Q Expert Specialists for each of its departments, Its Indian depredation cases are cares ully worked up, with all ths evidencs required by law, aud argued before the court of claims in such & manner as to bring out most favoraoly all the essen tial points. Its land cases are handled in strict ac- cordance with the rules of the General Land Office, so that no delays or com- plications ensue in the orderly settle ment of the claims. Its patent cases are so managel as to insure the utmost possible benefit tothe nventor, by giving him the broadest protection his ideas will justify. Its pension cases are disposed of with the least possible delay and expenss to the veterans Don't refrain from consulting the bureau because you are afraid of the cost, Its costs nothing to get information Ask as many questions as you please, and they will ol promptly cheerfully accurately, withous charge. ——THE —— Bee Bureau of Claims Room 220, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. bo and answe