Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1893, Page 2

T T " BEL; 'HE OMAHA DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1893 west blowinge 1 ho o of about thi Senator Dysart retorted that he did not | Luikart's bill, providing for the incorpora neo at the rate of 1t thirty of the state wis in Yankton this forenoon, Wles an hour and considerable cold weather Know whether tho grand old party would see of villages situated in two or moto Jovernor Sholdon accompaniod the commit i tb teas ard Al coming tiie. wage T & toitor not. When thginvestigations now in | countios, was slightly amended and rocom | toe hete, Tho commitioe visited the Insnne — | I g weeh arl Al coming SHIN Wap. o s W y 1o & int | progress wero completed the republican | mended for passigee. | Kansas Logislators 9 000 lospital, devoting five hours to its insped- | Bxtromel i her Rovorted fi nometer registor 18 above zero, and to Mo Ohange Worthy of Note fn the Joint | Rk Qo et so oo that 1t would | Wan Housen's bill providing for the Michi g 4 0 Far From Poacs as | bty dero o e Townd the university | Extromely Oold Weather Roported from All et Lo o pCLn B TR Ballot for Senator, have hardly o voi next election wanizing of the state was als) recommended They, Have Ever Beon, | at Vermillion and the insane hospital hoere Parts of the Northwost, Wl ativenralicos tho |Cay Jris golug io be'e stor Dary sanguine enough to | for passage without bloodshed, as was Cor- | all Mkt a6d next goes to the Faform sohool arici ona, By nioom Shio Wit TiAtt olimged e believe that four years from now there | nish's bill enabling judgment debtors to dis- | —— [ at_Plankinton | —_ PR RS AT o Bl L would be no republicans, and the fow demo- | solve the gencral lien of judgment pending | | While here today Governor Sheldon told AREES oIS THALES (LN hoks LERaN A0, DO 3 A DOTH BRANCHES PUSHING THE WORK | [l wGuld b cooped up down in Douglas | procoedings of appeal or error PROPOSALS MADE BY THE POPULISTS [ John' Krause of the Yaukton Freo Pross | T/ 1Y-FOUR DEGREES BELOW AT HELENA | four miiles Yonparetire Jowarvd nd. tho i county red Up Some Polities, | that his appointment as public examiner | elocity of tho wind incroased, Betwoen 1 Not Known In Texas, ,, _:‘ f‘f'. e L1 mrGHA | would be made immedintely upon his, the Mgt e L) iy [.I.:",“,;,U’,'. 5 artisan Oratory dulged In Over Michi- Senator Moore never heard of these re. 1sued over Barry's bill provic Republie 4 Refuse to Admit They Arve IVOrno) return to YVierre, From Other nts of Montana Comes the } . iblishment and maintenance | the signal station fell 85 hundredths, some ganizing the State and the Dobso forms being inaugurated in Toxas, or any | 0% A G Counties with o pop- | Wrong, and Wifl'Continu nelr House - | Sam ¥ of Frigidity Tralns De. thing e vdinary. High winds and cold Usury Law—Bille 1 ced, | .Iul. T democ |'4ui‘ »:m'u- n:«;- \‘h«lw;n'um or | ulation of over 6,000 Organizatioh Until the Matter Hus CAUSED A SENSATION, 1 Towns and Villages weather prevail all over the west, bat the Consld I o e e L L g Horst declared that it was sprang by men | Ligally Settl N Satbis ! Lsolated by the Storms weather bureau men expect a chage insido ~ | ject of the bill. The democrats, not by who sare farming the farmere, and was do | Ll Charges Made 1n South Dakota's Loglslature | Ated by the Storms, of twenty-four hours. They think that this able to carry Nebrasics éhomselves, warc | ool o draw the attention of tho Tarmors —_— (3§ Asinat Prominent Citlsens | shockine [ wao will be coldest snap of the season | content to assis passing meast MU | oo tiom Dolltins,. Ho ontared fhto & dé ,A ¢ drenne, S, D, Jan, 81.—[Special Telegram | @p 1 Jusiness down towt s almost ot g Lixcou, Nob., Jan. 31.—(Spocial Tolegram | uway votes from the republicans. He might | Sway from politics. Ho cntored fnto a de- | roprka, Kan., dan.31.—Tho warfare inthe | ol S Drodin: S [SPOL Telgram | Sr. Pavt, Minn., Jan. 31.—A blizzard has | standstill and the stroets wore. descriod. | o Tug Bee.)—The result of the %allot in | favor a similar bill if it inciuded every ; : ! LA ! | raged all over the northwest last night and | The hackmen sousht s trol of the favmers associations. and declared | rival houses has been resumed, but as in the | ter from the biting wd s still at it. A driving storm | Borth wind and the policemen—well, they over St. Paul during the morning. | Cither went to sleep in some nice warm placo w under con impending for some tim of injus state in the union, but the in republican ranks | {oqay templation wis an evident Jolnt convention was as follows | . | that at the meeting of the state farmers | bast, the figh t came today. The senate committee which | society here last week the majority of the [ ink, though it may yet end in trouble. | « is being done with pen and | | - SiHoyd nd would place Nebraska at a disadvantage | | . rya ker had been investigating charges acainst Frost | e stood in doorways whors woro shol 25| Hnatin e b uembers present were lawyers or bankers | Just before the r s niiourned 1ast | u ‘ The wind blew at the rate of twenty miles hore vere shol Ahoss R with other states in the union. AR Wors wilie Hate | ust before the rival hou: Ajourned 108t | o/ oratod him and brought in o report re o rav v y o tered from the wind. It was too cold for i his cyes S 10 ¢ an hour, driving clouds of snow before it s ngainst the | Puo fall of evening Speaker Dunsmo of the populist u letter to Speaker Douglass of Bryao Barry defended his measure. He insisted Thurstc that it had orizinated with the farmers and | house hande Balley ./ 1L erooks to be abroad and not a single robbery Crounse s not great, but the | was reported. Only three unf citing some very serious char | directed his voice toward the galier| SNow W i © 1| Scnator Dale again tur 1 1 1 1 i \ : ) 1ntes, the Morton il Dawe | press his su at the remarks made by 8 A11 RibHE beeh AdVoATtAL by tie He | the republican housé, s letter Speaker | Tinagement of Brookings Agricultural col- | wiyd and clouds of snow made walking sex | Worse for liquor, were arrested. Tho motor Webster o 2/ 8imonds | Senator Moore. He exvected no reform from | has ol along been advoca A 4 ican house, In this letter Speak lege. Dollard promptly moved that a com b g | trains managed' to keep running unt i Androws 2 THOmpAo. 1111 e ore. He cxpected no reform f1om | furthes declared that this was the first tine | Dunsmore says that the election f a senator ceedingly unploasant . i untii mie ficeno.r 4| Martin the demacratic stats, but the people of Ne. | that o had ‘heard it opposed from that $110 | und state” painter. having. hoen pertommed | TS OF soven bo appointed to thoroughly | ““in uroa of high prossure, followad by a | Mk DU as & rulo”the cars’ wers noarly ; nperature, is predicted for . A s el igence - and | I college management, butalso of state regents Damnged by Ranning Tee from Morton to Bryan; Burns, from Furnas | Hence |»>1~.\|_';'r.:||..a: 1 of some foatures | MMONK his independent brothren and moved | refusal of the republicans to recognize the | oo Ghiintion. The senate wnanimeusly | SR O tomorrow. Reports from the P AIREN iy i “ _;“ ""‘ el % Paddock; Halo, from Bryan to Morton; | SeRoscr /Hge chlected to. others, Ho | that an adjournment be taken . | populist house. *“The legality of the populist | adopted the stzzestion and directod tho com. | MOTHWest are meagre at the weather | | HEREIEE BV Jibe BLolos has been Leidigh, from Morton to Bryan; Lobeck, | \inted it pmended and moved that it be re- | M "{' s weul ‘“\""”'r" "I"V",”"l‘] _‘I"‘" 10| house, says Mr. Dunsmore, can be questioned { mitice to send for all persons implicated in | PUreau, owing to the prostration of the wires | 1 Vasiane SoR G Al from Paddock to R. M. Simonds. | fo back o the committeo on constitu. | {OPCRACTIS would ot fecl Lompotte 40 20 | by wo authority other than the house | Uho seandaland for books and papers, and | by the storm. 1t has moved rapidly from | it buwes Tromtabove went over the The roll call of tho joint convention elic- | tional amendments. The motion was agreed | {i'{SMEROSEEEC TR BESOGKIIE | flsctr, and he unees thg, republicans to | Willseareh thie affair to the bottom Denver in a northeasterly direction. accom- | poieod o oo, W Cluciunati gorgo b N " s b 0. | ot T ) i 1 eutenant Governor Herreid appointe Mitited B ¢ vached hore it is believed now !\!\wl responses fl‘;m 7 me "_fl"+\- 'j;' Lo v G O TibRR Dhvantlt | take kindly to the advice, however, for the | abandon their organization and go into the | paflnd: Homner ey, habold appointed | panied by snow and high winds. More com- | that the worst is over i Vatson and Oakley were paired with ab. | o & 4 ws, committee rose and submitted its rey plete reports, however, were rec sub- | the house 't 10 | populist house. The refusal of the republi- | Chileotte and Majors, The latter is an in ns to do this, he adds, will confirm his be- | dependent. All the others are republicans | S0me of the railroads, and some pe to Eseape a Row. lief that the r: ved by A conservative estimate of thed uliavities | UP to today is as foll it barg | neous damage 5, | Se 5486 was 19 ate File No. 5, providing for th sentees the voting The readine of the fournal was dispensed | Mission of a proposition to call a constitu- | The reading of the journal was dispensed | g0} convention, was then taken up | | 130 barges, £10,000 00, roads are sustaining the re- | Of the Pettigrew wing of the committee ex- | in weather were shown by these as reported u the hope of proventing the | fobf Bennet, who b ment of that railway legislation to | & vith as usual and Casper introduced a reso- | Gunator lution providing fo the Mellette | to the Northern Pacific this mornin rth move he bill be re th’ moved that the bill be r of President 1in all the reports and | publican hous a call of thehouse rule, | ported with the recommendation that it do ing of all the bills re- | ena tion, and who is ordered the eng " Vory Cold at Helena. | 3 i | ; | f h i t te th hol | t 1 f th ’ The following were the changes: Ames, | intelligence and greater entightenment. | OTGROUOWSE. L iscord | there existed no further excuse for the I ot only of the | qecided fall of t St % et Louth of Brookings. Th Mo te fac Coldest Ever Known in Soath Dakota TORITH B EH it elraet i Ench b ety ported on favorably fora third reading,with | which the populists stand commit In AV srv° ani ¢ \ | 8 oroloo! \ 4 \ - M seconded by North Tefft offered an amendment providing | the exception of the tax sale and the Michi- | deed, he says he is informed, on what he be- ",“”“‘ et A f“,‘,’ i-"‘““? thut the | ,.\w clockat Helena it was 482 below Hemvosy, 8. D, Jan. 81— [Special Tele ot kod at each | that the notice of election should be printed izing bills. lieves to be credible nuthority, thut the | cRE IO WES PACSEE, DY aeL ne N e in | 2010 while at Missoula, a little over 100 | to Tur Bre.] - Today was the coldest n leaders looked b €achl | jn one newspaper in each county for three | tson moved that the report on th€| pailways are even now paying the salavies of | f o il against, Mellotte in | miles north, it was 10> above. At the for- | ever -known here. At 7 p. m. it was iy v inquiringly, but none of them saw | months prior to the election former be not concurred fn, but “that the bill | fhe officers of_the republican house and the | \jonatorial fieht two years hence, M. | jpon place there was o high wind from the | Dlow zero and growing coldor. A clear anything wrong about it, and the resolution | Senator Darner moved as a substitute that | be amended to read 12 per cent. The mover | per diem allowances of the members | MoLouth and all porsous implicated it this | CEEPINE Hietd was o bt wind from the | i, wind § blowiug Wbptad without o dissenting vote the bill be reported for indefinite postpone- | stated that this was 4 reduction from 20 per |~ When the house met this morning it was | S0P\ 47¢ appoiutees and poiitica e I Gl ; kg 8 adopt: withou I nting te. e N " | ) Mellet The committe will organize ing a small hurricane from the east It | MR Nb11 catl wwis bre un the election of | ment. He said, in_support of his motion, | cent, which had been a_reduction from 40 | expected Speaker Dougiass would make a | g Mallotte, e committee will one I ki Y . R ki Deep Snows in Washington, AL ks ' | that the people'of Nebraska were in a cha- | per cent. The amendment prevailed and | reply to this letter, but he did not do so. At | R o VERLISAUN, 24> below in Helena at 6 a. m. Al through | ycoma, Wash., Jan. #.—Fouricen ine a senator. Immediately after the announce- | ot state of mind, and in no condition to | the bill as amended will come up for passage, | the afternoon session, however, he laid | DATotad Wit FeIF O relsokis 05 Montana, with the exception of one point, | o so%A I $ ment of the vote Tefft introduced a resolu- | vote intelligently on the proposition to call a | In the case of the Michizan bill, Watson | Speaker Dunsmore's lotter before the | Sn BAur, Ming,, Tan, 81—A DlonesrPress | Lho.cold wasintensa. . The ends of theline | 7y TiOW, cAve javerl in thelast thirce dnys tion to the effect thatno more pairs would | constitution: suvention. No convention | moved nonconcurrence in the report, and as | lican house and read a long letter in reply [ _ D% AvL, Minn., Jun. 81.—A Plonec Tess | were the warmest, in Po ad it being 2= | ¢ allway traflic is more or less delayed. be recognized by the joint convention after | could framea constitution that would be | an amendment moved the striking out of the | to it, special from Bismarck, N. D, says: The | aboveund in St. Paul 1 In Duluth it & s axpi ¥ those oW 1h Tores ceeptable to the people in their present | enacting clause. This brought the friends | Speiker Donglass’ Reply. vote in joint convention today was: Cascy, | Was 6= below, Winnipeg 102, and James- | FIRE RECORD, the expiration of hose now n force. ¢ | Stae of e, of the bill to their foev with a rush, and @ | fo et forth the republican position at | 20 Kingman, 9; Anderson, 1; Smith, 3, | WD 82 Whilé at Fergus Falls, Graud § o | s Bl‘]";:“;""“"“ Lk Ltk b it Sent it Hack to the Committee, dozen members clamored for recoguition bY | jength and explained the alleged revolution- | Walsh, 4: Benton, #6; Roach 1 o Ly Watier, with | Big Boarding Houss at Universlty Pinos Sty senator Te! slieved atter or [ i ary action of the populist minority and the Five republicans, one pair un 2 popu- oA fantadian { o] ) b Pestroyed - Narrow Eseape of Lidies, Higgins moved to table tho resolution, | Senator Tt believed that matter under | T was getting late and at the prospect of | iy by Chior Clet Iich of the populist | list were bsent ; S8 | OTRO UL plktoel BB | Usivewsiry Prce, Neb., dan. 81 (Sp and tothe table it went, after which the | b ihefinitoly postponed simply because the thor row that would probubly tuke up at | house of the roll_upon which the populists | A blizzard was raging and members cast | o, 00 ShOWHall In tho northwost was mot | ) putoeam to T e | - Iiro at 2 o'clock Joint convention adjourncd ugtil 12 o'clock | senator from Dawson county happened to be | morning RIGVaN | NS RMEa AR BUL I»:;«‘“ill l‘)’\‘“‘y" orgnniztion. h':u\]l‘lllinln !vi';‘- | '!il- i '.’.T”';-‘i“”.:f1“&”?..1","}[ Ovoreoat® g | winds caused drifts that kept back throu I | this morning destroyed the e boardin tomorrow. in a chaotic frame of mind. The present | Jittle opposition. 5 the Wl BRIl ocomocrats and populists resisted the | ¢rjng threo or four hours, Keports from | house owned by Prof. Rose and situ Tt is oxpected that something out of the | Constitution was not large enough, This the method 0y whishithia populist Houss LR tho lotut convention to dis- | lines running north to the lakes and east to | north of the Haish M 1 mealiing 88 ¥ 4K WA ABMIBHALEATAA b, the 1uss alsation EOTHl was organized by a minority, then popular | solva, being united on Benton. but were de- | gyjricy ot F8 BOELE sather, 1 High aish Manual “Training school ordinary will occur tomorrow. il b b A LB ety HOUSE EMPLOYES, and constitutional government wasatan end. | feated owing to the storm [ winds, "causing tho winds %’ dvife quice | , The origin of the fire is wiknown. The adoption because of the barriers raised in | " ; Speaker Doug . that the rail- | Owing to the storm today's conferences |y, i)y L blaze was first discoverod in the attic. Thero the constitution, The legislature, he said, | Nmes of the Seventy-Four W ways were taking in tho republi- | did not materialize, The Cascy men ure | “wyig ufternoon the storm is more severe in | were eighteen lodgers, lud Wit BOTOE BRI, BIlIEE b Nety AuLles o -tHe cured Jobs fr. | can fight, and denounced M. Dunsmore's | signing pledges to stick to Casey until @ eau- | yho Tyakotas il Minneoots dnd tho o | o o jodwers, laflies, at the tme Ialf & Day Wasted Over Two Employes— | axecutive officors of the state, which the | LiNcoLy, Neb., Jan to Tur | statement to that offect as unworthy of | cus is held and w two-thirds majority orders | yura f vanidly dropming helon v P | ond several narrow escapes are recorded, al Campnign Speeches Tndulg constitution never contemplated. Already o | Bre.]—~The following are the employes now | man. He combats Mr. Dunsmore's state- | otherwise. 3 Grand Forks the mercury was %> above | Lioukh 1o one suffered severe injuries. Loss Lixcors, Neb., Jan. 31.—[Specipl Te bill was_pending to enlarge the supreme | on the pay roll of the house | oy o o ek HLAE Auother statehood Caucus, surrounding points, but a ‘sudden chango of | ¥50 on the buildine and contents, with to Tue Bee|—The senate indulged in :;::::t llli\n"::'".";};}::\‘:i'l-lx||-||:1‘(;!4(|l\i' for a new Eric Johnson, chief clork; 13d 4, Hall, fist | o ll\r:I‘::;'|l\nl‘rlnl-;hu\-~|:w‘uux"l”ilfll ‘1:1_'1\ m st | Wasmizaron, D. C., Jan. 31.—[Special Telo \l\ml«.wmv. nd ina few hours the mereury | “X‘l-'} ":.M‘,"".‘“”‘\\”,” he )‘ww and #1,000 on | another all but interminable aiscussion this | O el of Senator Jiverett the bill was | d8sistant elerk; Ed Edmiston, seeond as- | possible moment and sot the matter at rest, | ¥ram to Tue Bre]—A call is being cireu- | JHobPed Graf manydegrocs and heavy [ 16k the: T wwans. peaniiy Aemis o morning over the question of employes. The | yoforred back to the committee on constitu- | sistant clerk; D. R. Carpenter, third as- [ ' ‘The republicans cheered the reading of | lated among the republican senators for an- | P RGERHIGS W B Cemitie ait ratns, 8 R0 BT ety e nistod entire forenoon was consumed by a fight made | tional amendments and the committee rose, | sistant clerk; William Dungan, sergeant-at- | Mr- Douglass’ reply, and at its conclusion | other caucus on the question of statehood. | thus far little suow has been reported in | " Crxerssarr, O., Jun. 31.~The cight-story Vs o etitaath to biaca two. wiore Tho sennte aaopted the sevoral roports of | arms: L. A. Beltzor, ussistant. sergoantat. ‘(llxll::’!‘»y.l:w‘\l.:’vl,-m confidence in him and in | Apthe last caucus it was decided not to in. | that state. | building oceupied by the American Bock supernumeraries on the pay roll. Ono day | the committeo and adjournod until 10°0'elock | g W, D Hall, chaplain; C. Dockhorn, | ' Spebker Dusmore sald: 1 have mo re- | Gde Arizonn in the statchood, but Governor | iTowilug Miifass 05 Mok [ company on Baker alley, botweon Vine nd 3 Jast week a resolution was offered to ERESTe ks | seper: E. i . " Y . Murphy of that territory has been so active | 9 i Walnut streets, caught fire at 1:30 this as i u 0 ——— doorkeeper; E. L. Simmon. assistant door- | ply to make to the letter of my fr | in pressing Arizona's claims for statohood | . Specials give additional dotails of the | morning. The fire started in an unknown place the names of T. D. Worrell, supply IN THE HOUSE, | keeper; 0. M. Sullivan, custoaiun cloak | Attions ‘spealc louder than ‘swords.” "Tle, | that the eall for another eaucus is beltyg cir- | Dizrd, which seems to have been severe | way on the top floor and at 2 o'clock wis [Ri6e% Find 7B, Romiata, night ‘wateh fn the & i Stedwell. assistant custodinn cloalc | NOWever, gave no intimation of what the | cutated tonis T object boine to. include | 404 general. Fine snow fills the air at Be wder co od at 10,0 Reorelary's offie, o the pay rall. Tho raso, | Dovon's Usary Il and_ Others Recoms | P00 & Stodwell assistant custodion cloalc | yo'uioleG the popniiata would bo S aona o b eiouia oot {0 Lacluds |0 EXIARY and bushiess bk ia be abans | - Oreowd: Can s loolleg o tuste RN W55 dotantad onithie cround thatiboth LU R | G b F | Republicans Highly Excited. dotermined effort for the statehood bill on | doned, though it is not cold there tute, one of the leading city schools, was [ LixcoL, Neb., Jan, 81.—[Special Telegram : o ; the calendar. Mankato reports i blizzard howling and | burned to the ground lust nighit. Loss £10.000 men were useless appendages and their ap- Tae I 7 Lo it | Pirtle, The republicans liave been worked up to a » ? it B S | temperature rapidly falling, - A 1 Sv X 8 s a098 B it S o e | (b0 A T ] —Eighty-seveu members an- | . Shannon, ;M. McCuen, I ountain, | high pitch of excitement tonight by the | g atte i O SR L e R AL G i o L] The plantof the pointment had not boen suthorized. The | gioreq roll call in the house this morning | Charles Felton, Leonard E Sl s LR e RG] Willlm waltor Elielpg Nomliiated, | change of wind at Fergus Falls, Minn., was | Warners Portland Cenment company, locate ame resolution came up this morning, = "t 1/ % L s Loy-g or e opulists el TRENTO! B 3 iovernor Vertz | followed quick drop fro e » (L ' il B ol oo o o) S i oy 81 ol wexV (b3 B taa bt 0 Kby & MAekiD R oy Gathmatary EM | tomorrom s ter A Tham by IMENTON|N., T8 Governor Wertz | followed by a quickc drop frem ‘15 above at Warners, burned lust evening. — Los | ero needed, b enator Pope asserted that | the whole to tak bill he general | Dougherty, Bugene Parks, Torsténsen, | representative hall by force. Fach repub- | Sent the nomination to the senate last night | 10= below zero. Blinding, fine snow at that | $170.000, insurance $106,00, c wero needed, but Senator Pope asserted that W o take up bills on the general il bl il y h v . W reishtigta: place has compelled a suspension of business | LOWsVILLE, Ky., Jan, 31— At London, § the alleged night watchman had not per- | file, Legrand Pearl, Oscar Newber R. | lican has provided, himself with a revol- | of William Walter Phelps to succeed Jona- | TR a S CBRADER b e, St 9 158 SVILL y., fan. 51 —At London, Ky formed his duties and that hespent the night | 1) D." Phillips, janitor; C. C day | ver and says he will‘use it under certain con- | than S. Whittaker as judge of the court of | R, 4 the temperaturo s rapidly growiug | last night flre destroyed the greater portion TRE A e g a st ey Dobson's usury bill was the first to fall | watchman: . M. ‘Saunders, carpenter; | ditions. If the governor orders out the | errors and appeals colider much sulfering is feared of the business part of the town, a church D e offered o substitute | into their hands, and 1t was hammered from | C. Marshall, first assistant janitor; W. Win- | militia to remove them they will not resist — [ P L Y DL eitiogle e mor. | A0 MoyoraLopesiiarodet BTN ISh i LogH | authorizing the secretary of state to purchaso | one end of the hall to the other for an hour | $low, janitor: Joseph Avnold, janitor; W.T. | the state's authority, but if the sergeant-at- | FOUND 1T DIFFICULT 70 AGREE. | (5T "G S ¢ (T apovi and, to- | alight S100.000, with but small insurance : orrenta safe in which to store important | and a half. Davies offered an amendment | Y right, bookkceper: Mrs. M. S, Dewey, | arms of the populist house with his num | closed, business is at a standstill and o | ticnts were imperiled by an uly blage it the Lk papers, and his substitute was agreed to. providing for the forfeiture of the seourity | We N ¥ickess. Jomtons Hod G laiors S e daTe By el s jpE ot e W russenger Associ | gerriftic blizzard is raging. " 1 Dunning Insane asylum this. soening, - For r C Y086 OV 5 questi g:20] Yy | 5. Vickery, janitor; Rodo Gallagher, | sistance—armed rosistance. t Nows. el BRI, 3 | Foe DB 18 s mornin 0! Anothor contest arose over the question of | o cyncolation of tho mortgage, but not for- | janitor; T. K- Johnson. messengor chief | o honccronimacd Fosistance, @ hison is ‘ e kel | Itis20= below zero at Huron, S, D., to- | tunately a panic was avoided and the flumes [ paying the two men for their services s I ad Cricaco, 111 A mecting of the | night, with the wind blowing fifty-five miles | extinguished aftor & : T already rendered and after some further | feiting the principal. clerk; G. L. Butler, bill clerk; Miss Bould- | armed with a resolution. It provides that | western Passen pAion yeds Hela o | A HOMN AR NAR s TR Watoret: preriil: | abivAtiomliag o Iote tomperasly i " discussion it was Voted Lo pay- them for | Dobson unloaded his campaign speech and | I, tpewriters W, 1. [luldott, custodian | the ropublican spoaker bo roduested to sk | 4" 4o considor. the roport of the committos | it und foars ave felt for LT e bt e e R L their services up to date, Church Howe indulged in a lengthy recital | Loq Clark, ‘dssistant bill ‘clerk; | decks for actipn by ithe members of tho | appointed to scommend regula- 15 have been abandoned at Water- ks MoINes, Lu., Jan. 31 liere tonight 4 Bills Introduced. with which members of the former sessions | 13, H. stant sergeant-at-arms; | legally eonstitufed howse against arevolu- | tions for immigrant trafic west | "y, tEdbei ) ey | partly destroyed the old Equitable block, 3 = me as foliow : uvies spoke at length in support’of ‘nis (cCormick, copy holder: Miss Sudie | hail 3 Lo A » Douls. | sauthern } a 'y rapidi; © was starte o ¢ ; B e otoation ot | st . L Stryker, C. W. 'Phelps, A. §. White, I B, | The populists declinc to stato what courso | The principal provisions of tho committee's | fulling. |\~ 0 0| Easeline stove, Tho damage is gret, ospo- | By Baboock—Providing for spectal ver- | might be in case the bill was pussed, although | balmage, Miss M. Smith, Miss Nellie Mor- e business among the various western roads | giultite it was 205 below at Pierre. S. D, g e [ dicts by jurics, he was in favor of legislation along the line, | §any, Miss Edith Risser, engrossing clerks; EULOGIZED BLAINE. and the payment of a uniform commission of | 26> below at Moorehead, Miun.; 825 below ) Fid A By Darner—To amend the ballot law. Watson favored it, but cautioned the house | W 5 Shoemaker, clerk judiciary committee; 50 per passenger to the castern agents t. Vincent, Minn., and Bismarck, N SUBSLATRD ON HUMAN.ELENH, 3 By Everett—To provide for the employ- | that the national law on this matter held | W; I leighton, carpentd®; J. ‘A. Parsons, | Resolutions on His Denth Passed by the | - o i S below at Winnife 985 b e . ment of men and teams by road overseers. | over a state law chief cnvolling clerk: Ernest Gifford, copy 1linois Legislature. CANmILben ORI oRmmte RECpRAsant Hel -hvm{\l o “'h’fi“”“’ fll“-‘l 7\‘ Fow v Lacealtetoj\yhich Shipwretked Sallons i By Correll—To provide for the improve- | Kessler, Burns, Elder, Stevensand Rhodes | holder: A S, Schalohut, ussistant 'proof- | gooocon o Spre pe®aWiogee =00 L | ing the Wisconsin Central road, submitted a | flelend, Mont, = ©he wind at that tine wis Were Put—A Story of Suffering | ment of public highwi all took & \whirl at the question. No one op. | Feadert C. I Rowell, clork ways and means | | SPEREFEE Lo 00 Bl G OIS B8 | minority report, objecting to an equal di- | giffercnt sections, Cotder weather fs | | HAMBURG, Jan. 81—For sixteen days tho [ | ¥ By Correll—To prohibit pool selling. posed the bill, but there were several who | (ymmittees | 8, L. Kuve, LT, o e i e vision of the business on the ground that the | promised. three sailors rescued from the Norw i By Young—To provide uniformity in mar- | recommended g Stoetzer, night watchman; F. M. Good, | mously passed & rosolution of encomium on | wigeongin Central entitled to a larger ship Thekla subsisted on human flesh | riage records. amendme as finally defeated; the | MiSht w t'.”“"\i”“li C (l lklnfu.d y watch- | Blame's life. part of it than any of its northwestern com- GENERAL FORECAST. s At rxled a 1o ot o an '-”11 [| y Huhn—Kelating to frea school books s recommended for passage and 'Dob- | M W C.oNelson, clerk commitiee on | mne Hawaiian resolution introduced yes- | petitors. This was ouly one of the obstacle - S ampanionatiiyel ¥ By Moore—To promote the independence | son settled complacently back in his seat. S ritite i «I};X)vtlif“. m;l.l.mL. terday, was referred to the committee on | encountered when the m < came to con- | Colder Weather Being Experlenced Over a | 00 FAW strips of meat cut from his corpse. of voters, also to amend the regisiration law i . W. enographer; 15 ST Dssbanl ol Ry ont | sider the proposed plan of agreement Great Extent of Country. From the time of their rescue s z a8 B! oA n First Reading, clerk engrossing committee: J. A, erton, | federal relations with instructions to report i i £ " i also relating to the authentication of acts of ASing 1 on, ot Several roads contended that a commis- | Wasmizatoy, D. C., Jan, Bl—A severe | until today the three unfortunates have commissioner of deeds. The following bills were introduced clerk committee on public lands and build- | a week from Thursday. sion of 83,50 was too much to pay on cheap | co1d wave has pverspread the Missourl val. | becn fnsane from thoir sufforings in the i ‘After the joint_convention the senate took | By Davies— o amend section 664 chapter | 11885 C. P. King, fireman The bill repealing the compulsory school | immigratiou tickets when the highest OGO SN PreAs e tour] yal [ABoss £ il T T s an b L & recess until 2:30 o'clock. 19, of the code of eivil procedure. To Shut OI Pusses. law came up on the second reading. An | thorized commission on the sale of fi feyiauatnsaibwesk, outda tarkod pise dn) | BLR SLSHE OIER0E RS BUl D MG | ermatihie afteryoon sesclon the matter of the | By Smith of Johuson—To amend the rev- | Lixcorx, Neb., Jan. $l.—(Speclal to Tu | attempt to substitute the ropublican school | Lckets from Chicago to-the Missour the temperature as.ocourred from tholako | or'thio'mhakia's yoyngo, Ihe Thelia was yment of o messenger and supply clerk | enue laws. ANCORN, 290 Ja0. 0 Do A 8 neastro lefeated after some sparring | 18,001y $1.50. regions to Texas. This evening the tempera- | §n heave wenthon i) ST o | ¢ ™ . > 1 Vo. 185, “A b 0 s defed @ s g & 0 A o e r the; v fro X M qE R pointed 1o the | valyes on all appliances for containing car- | act making it unlawful forany state, county, | jts third rending by & Strict party vote: method of <dividing business, holding that | The ) temperature reaches north- i S Ak S ahdRel s ¢ I8 {’.‘.’;"{3::,;‘“;‘l,:};:;?.i"':::fj:,.“;‘.‘.‘}:"‘:},r;;“;,";,l‘:l\fi bonic cd gas and like wriform substances. | district, township or municipal ofticer hold- | democrats for and - the republicins. g the trafile west of the Missouri river should | eastern Kansas and ' the line of freczing | Sosstisiy acriomn ‘;“:xff.-..'1‘\3"\‘\""fi'(".',',‘,_ g i C > destructi vild 4 5 e ¥ r the S 4 n the senate the democratic measure for aion; i : Por Nebroaka—PFair: colder eastern Vhe s founc ore 5 10 ¥ murmur, By Oakley—To amend the Australian bal- | [WS.0f this stute or the authority of any | V0 SEARIG T b eation I alss | Altogether, it was not exnetly a harmonious | portion; northerly winds. | When b wes Laurtliihatshore was) no Lo | 8 Placed on Passage. lot lnws municipality to tuke, receive or use any rail- | THFRLHNE LC ComPUIACy TRCatiol v 88 | mooting. Nevortheless it considored the | © For Towa—Fuir; cold wave; northwesterly | OF2HIEILg the ship nto port, the master, ¥ | The following bills came up for third | , BY McVey—To authorize the state super- | 19ud biss, mileage ticket or other transpor- | ¥RR TR e Shdenvored to substitute | committec’s report carefully, seetion by soc- | winds, Eoh e hn il bosan o s, vt b | reading: intendent to fix dates for holding county | Ution without pasing the vegular rates or | {8, S CH tne same sort of success they | tion, and finally adopted all but two sections. | For the Dakotas—Fair; colder in South | tha ‘waves fore thay soutd o tancd oY f 3 Senate file No. 7, by Graham, authorizing | institutes. 1 Horeaftor it shall bo ulawful for | had in the house,and the democratic bill | This was only done, however, after the pro- | Dakota; westerly winds. . Nine men_were obliged to remain in the . 15, Cobbey of Hoatrice to compilo and pring | _ BY McVey—To repeal the section of the | i ) - toswnshin | was ordered to its third reading and made a | Posed commission was reduced from £2.50 to Local Record | vigging. Tho, e unable to get f y Npos s statutes requiring - teachers . % any state, judicial, district, county, township | W ‘ & ade d | £900. The meeting then adjourned until Hogs) “fieaord, < 18y waseaablo to got food drom i R ek Of N sroslen. wne tead tho thivd s requiring teachers to make a | gn¥ WHN AL § BT COMBN HOWBSID | Shacial order for tomorrow morning. = he meoting then adjourncd unti Sl below and five of them, made insane by ox S time and p ey monthly report of pupils in attendance, ete. | ha luws of this stato, to take, receivo and | A resolution by Knupp instructing the | Tuesday next, when the whole subject will | OFFICE v UL OMAA, | posure and privation, jumped overboard. - Tho > During the roll call Dysart attempted to | After nu; foint convention the house ad- ny railroad pass, mileage tickot orother | committee on finance to examine the books | be further considered. Taintali compared with corresponding day of | other four remained aboard from December g );:xv &n&mu g‘t\;‘ul;xm‘{.!ud, but m‘u chair sus- Ji";l;rv"\‘&“v ::3:'1;5 80 o'clock without transact- | yriichiictation permit on any radirond 1 this | Of the late stato troasurer and report Rehearing Asked For, A B 8 day 22 until January 7, the day of the rescue. On indd the point of order Taised by Graham any business. {he Lie e | whethee he paid over to the state any inter- ped Lt conteabibetween tho i tho thirvtecnth day lots were drawn to doter- not be put during roll call, se in U o evera o com- | oongideration, and any. person violating the | litical discussion, and finaliy caused laughter | it g Gt Mo the e J of the | Minimum temperatu | and eaten. The lot fell twice in succession 11 Sonator Tofft was inclined to tako fssuc | Mmittees went out, and for that reuson Me- | Drovisions of this et shall be ned bt ane | by the senators voting unanimously against | (it of Chicago, over the possssion bf the | X Jrive tempurature toa Dutch sailor, and he was strangled and | with the chair and read rulo 27, which | Glchons motion to again ko into committoe | yum ot excooding £00 nor loss than #10, oy | the motion to suspend the rules for its pas- | {1 Vie fumous Iftigation, the rafiroad com. | Lrecipifation”...........01 00 | devoured raw by the other three. The only } seemed to admit the motion to recommit. the Wi carried. imprisoned in the county jail for a period of | S8E€. any does not intend to' acknowledge the Statement showing the condition of tem- | drinking water the senmen got was the dew The chair doclined, however, to rule on The following new bills were tntroduced : | (HRsOned in the coun i & perioti After the passage of resolutions on the | Piny does not intend to acknowledgo the rature and precipitation at Omaha for the | they licked from the r Taftt’s polnt of order and tha bill was passed By Schlotfeldt—Regarding decedents’ ee- | R G805 BEROUL 0 and lmprisonment | 0o o¢ My, Blaine the senate adjourned. bisIoTlaRU L b hias madoThual fedoryito 1 since March 1, 1802, Y v ¥ R " | tatos, e etion of the court. 0 A e adjourned shange the result and since March 1, 1802, et e k the title agreed to and sent to the house | tates et o e change the result 4 ? s g T 3 Benato filo No. 3, by Fgileston, providing | , By Smith of Johnson—Relating to county | 1ouse roll No. L provides: ands an Investigation, “Today its counsel, John H. Hewitt of this al temy SOME OF THOSE IMPLICATED. e B for the appointment of osicaton, Providing | ridgos and culverts. ) hat hercafter the rate t charged for ¢ of State | ¢ity, appeared before the United States “"“‘ ey | - v SR ADIQIITID00 Ok Sopuky county sltor By Wilson—Droviding for apprenticing | Me$33es by all telograph companies in_this Aekadaipad cany o BULE | supreme court at Washington and filed o | Reoficlency since Mur | Partial List of the High Personages Mixed 1} Shan 70,000, Tho bill is drawn more eepe. | MInOrs i county almshouses, state shall bo 20 couts for aach ten words, or | Osborh Wil 4t the deglstaburo o invostl- | potition praying the supreme court to grant | Bofciondy for thy dag Cpin the Rome Seandal. g R 000, Who bill is drawn more espe- | MO I IR b he 1o honresident pupils | Under: and 1 eent per word for each word in | gate the administration of his predecessor, | i rehearing of the case. The vote on the | Deflclency sinoe Mareh i Rowe, Jan. 81.—Tho list of ex-ministors 1 ‘T‘):B_if“"“}‘l'\_]::'g" iatiTancasiersoounty. o YT IEGRNRS fo Bots ident puplls | excess of the first ton words, and ull mes- | Willism Higgins, Mr, Osborn has discoy- | lake front decision in' the sup court below zero { and deputies whom Mouzilli, dircetor of th o Yotes and its title agroed to. 3 ® 1 By Goss of Douglas—Relating to jur sages received at any telegraph ofiice within | ered that Mr. Higgins turned in no fees to | was very close—4 to 8. Chief Justice Fuller Reports from Other Points at 8 p. m. | bureau of industry and commerce, under ar- 1 By Schlolfeldt-~Amendiug the liquor | e Corporate limits of any city, town or | thestate treasurer, as required by the act of | and Justice Blatehford abstained from con = et T the' biok Lacard 1 05 1= AT RR L s Maeh e il | villace, shall be delivered at any place | 1891, He finds that the average receipts of | nection with tho case, the former because H rest for complicity in the bank seandals, e PR 1y Lockner —To prevent the mortgaging of | W1t such corporate limits without extra | fees in the ofice is about 810 day and tak- had been connected with the case as H gave. t0 ca reporter aws Ravinkisioon »_ sena , ol otia sart, Shivpopaiiud vl 3 b charg Any agent, operator, servant or | ing that as a basis, Higgins owes the state | counsel before his elevation to the supreme STATIONS, k-1 by gy DRYS ROW. OURIC it o iehy on, moblan af ) personal property without the consent of | GRMES ABY agent, oper 08 0 ; Malt: 4 B cludes the names of Baron Nicotara, form- into | ) P P e clegraph company who shall | about £,000. Higgins admits that no fees | bench, and the r because he was a £ N o v 4 1 gonsideration of bills cn ge Ry Tockner. Providing for the registra. | Violate this act shall be deemed guilty of a | were turned in and says this action was | stockholder in the road g alyninisier of tha fnkorior; sncasaalien aboock in theehatr. vy aniheneRraviing fov, the res! misdemeanor, and on convic.ion thevefor, be | taken not only by the seeretary of state, but | Justice Lamar was or § AnodelfinlsoRTiaputiss Montagua Gy 47 e fist bill takcen up was Dy senate | ROV eason —Togulating joint stock as- | fined in any sum not less than &5 or more | by all the state ofticers affected by the laws | voted for the claims of the city and, now | e VT TR ROk, Blannsly il g3 i B0 No 17, providing for the choice of prosi- | .o\ AqiiS than §300, one-half of such fine to be paid to | of 1591, on the ground that the faes were u | that he is dead, the Ilinois Central sees a | North e |Clonay 3 > o £ 3 ential electors on the Michigau plan. Tefft By Jenson—Provid for the submission | N Prosecuting witness part of their saluries before the law was | chance for its claim if it can secure a reopen- | Kenr Cloudy Oorugllag'Mers Very Ol moved that when the committee rise it re- T 3 Pl - Jass nd they could not, under the consti- | ing of the case. The decision on the motion | (hleako...... 03| Raln. Loxno, Jan. 31.—Dr. Brunton, an eminent he bill with the recommendation that | °fSbeciil matters at gencral eloctions pas ould not, under s K . » dec tion | Lhigakse *{linin. 3 t M ’{;“i Trorke 4 L By Jenseu—Relating to public instruc- AL PARAGRAPHS. tution, be deprived of ghem during the term | made today will finally decide the city's | S paul 08| Clear. | specialist, and two Bournmouth phy us | | e Rl Y tion | = for which they had been elected title and throw the whole case open again ; 1B oy | toans blernd a builatin tha b Cozraliis FArs § k s brought Dysart to his feet with an e 301 a4t o a2 Mr. Wing and wife, o8 GfATia M AR - o | 1| Part cioudy G by diube P 11 the bill bo reported for passage, und then [ R¥ (hSER—iolating to public finances, ' | S0 the Sk il T the ity yesterny Wasiiaros, D. ¢ Jan. 81—The house | A contract has been let by the Metropoli | Gloar T i et S § the first real debate of the session com: gy Fears 01 0 il ¢ . P itte < R tan Elevated Railway company of this city Clond i b o 1 menced. s and employes of the Columbian com. New York, Jan, 31 Telegram | Judiciary committee,teday continued consid- [ (7T He¥ Carnogle company of 1Pittsburg for | ieatumry | i, o 3 Dysart, the authorand sponsor of the bill, s, | Sqpine Ben)Omaha: @ J. H. Dumont | eration of the reporb df the Piniorton sub- | ¢he construction of fourtoon milos of road at | Blsmarek::.. " || TR Ciear T»k.- Yigorously and exoltedly. Hebelloved | 7Y Sith of Halt=Selating to fax sales, | Windsor; B. 8. White, Hoffman, committee, but reacfied no conclusion. M. | 4 price approximating $3,000,00. The con- | iusppelic 51" 9| Clouay R B that the bill should become o iaw, for the | ;B Merrick—Providing for instruction of | At the Mercer: S, B. Hathaway, Mehram | Boatner, in his report says thathe finds ct is upon the basis of the fixed price per | &'"Vintent .50 2 0] G Cioudy. reason that the peoplo should come as near | MWBOCHes, G L L | Yuzukdean, New York; T. E. Allys, William | nothing whatever ithe_constitution which | pound of iron in_the form of a completed | Cheynine 0 Cloudy « | as possible to electing all oMcers by o direct | ; Alay—Lonvaying 1o Rishop rth- | R White, Chicago; S. N. Kime, Toledo, O. authorizes congress 4o interfere with, regu- | roundway, as per specifications, the work to R 0§ Cloudy - N $ ington, in trust, the state's right in cert: FC P, 4 [ v I o Cloud H § 1 vote. Ho was satisfied as to the constitu- | |eien it LUst, tho st Eht dn certain | W, C. Patterson, Oshkosh; H. M. Wilcox, | late or prohibit the,,ewployment of Pinker. | be completed by hruary 1, 1504 - e 4 oudy: 1 3 5 tlonality of the bilt. He expected the oppo- | LAficoln real estate. = Denver; T, J. Morrow and wife, H. G. Mason, | ton, or any other detaciives, by persous or el BBrg, “Juot renaried. 3 | sition of the ropublicans. Under the pro- By Jen n‘l‘:“_\‘::.::ln-_“un‘.'::tt.".; ~I‘p;n:’1;.-m { 'x\‘xmnm' ) ml ,\r s‘l.nmi Lincoln; C. H. | corporation ot 50 far as they may be Dworak o Gronoe E. Husr, Local Forecast Oficial 1 FE Sislous of the bill ho was satiafied that the o secrotary of the senate entered to an- | Thompson and wife, Topeka; W. F. Kowell, | engaged state commerce. ‘The [ Fresost, Neb., Jan. 31— [Special to Tie —— 4 g democrats and republicans would control tho Afuoca Shak Misseaate AL pasted ssmate | I o MeTaghilin and ldy, Craig; | trouble at Homestead, was beyond federal | B, —The case of the state agaiust Frank- | ROLREAR R TUR ARAROH, eastern part of the state » independ. 's Nos. Sand 7, g concurrence . H. Spearman, A iibbs aud James Me- | or congressio igdigtio i & iy i | - | ERTTIL arhoz wio skato ‘and She Independ: | ¢no same. Adacs Briahs ies Me- | or congressional jurigdigtion lin W. Dworak for obtaining money under | present severe Weather kixpected to Con- TEU Senator Popo ihought it poor policy to 1 Committee of the Whol Chicaco, I1L., Jan. 81.-~[Special Telegram Will o Retmburaed. false protenses was given to the jury at 11 tine Several Days Around ¢ » X | 4 advoeate any measure having 4 tendency 1 | On motion of Krusasthe house went iato | 1. THE BEk.] - Nebraska artivals oort | ST. Pavi, Minn), Jan. 3L.—The senate lock this forenoon. The defendunt was | Omaha's weather yesterday will be i § i embarrass future legislation. He believed | committos of the whole to consider bills au 5. G. Angell, Juniata; E. E. Barber. Hol- | today passed the bilf mbursing the vari arged with ”"'I-*"'l‘“»'*'[{ awihel ApISre | corded in the history of the signal service o i the bill would have a tendency to disfranchise | general file, and the committees were noti. | reg J. Jones, Omaha. Grand Pac _c¢— | ous counties in the senste for the money ad- | A0 Merchants bank of Scribner on false | [ ) oo imordinary andno doubt charts i § o portion of the people and disveg the | 824 to resuraitothe hall | H. K. Palmer, W.'A. Vie- .| pretenses. C. George Bowlus, cushier of 3 ! LRI wishes of tho majority. The danger of the | Kruse was called to the chair ana Howe's | toria—H. A. Franklin, Stanle ahg, | Yanced by them ou notds signed by promi- | that bank, advanced the monoy to him on o | and drawings galoro will be made in th 4 bill lies in the fact that greater opportuni- | bill, house roll No, 2, prohibiting the unde Auditorium —Francis C. Groble, Mrs. uent business men, to mcerease the World's | check written on the First Nutional bank of | chief signal ofice at Washington of yester- ' { ties would be given for gerry mandering. valuation of property by assessors and the | Cis Groble, child and nurse, Om al. | fair appropristion. The allianc islatureof | Schuyler, Neb. Cashier Palmer of the First | g,y yurometrical and temperature readings 1 Senator Dale was surprised at the fears | State Board of Equalization, was taken up. | mer—k. E. Barber, Holdrege; P. B. Collins, | LWo years ugo cut the appropriation to | National bank swore that Dworak had mo | yovho use of those who will in the future | b eéxpressed by the senator from Saline. Any | Howe was called tpou to ekplain the bili, | B F. Hooper, W. C. McKnight, Omaha, | 80,000, and by this sort of popular subscrip | money deposited there at that tie endeavor to guess the changes of the weather | € | party that was in power would redistript the | and said that it peovided for the 4 nt | Sherman—C. W. Mount, Omaha, * | tion $100,000 additional was obtained and the - No 3 . | W i 8 B A 40 ALIL 1te 7R DA 23R 4id thev ik bovidad for ke pasessment | state is now desired to puy this back, and England's leply Forwarded. LRk L e » s : AR Eaxakion of 4 ELY % 1ta cash value, Revival eetings. will probably do 50 Loxpoy, dJan. 8l--8ir George Baden 0. Y8 AED ) 3 SR The bill was recommended for passage. ot 5 . & ! o 8 | the storm flag” floated from the . 4 p & LG Mok Mnts Tholr Tonee The same course followed with house roll | The revival meetings at the South Tenth Took Four Ballots Yesterday, Powell has dispatched to Washington Great | gy the government building and a- big N Mrs. Annie W, Jordan v v Senator Teflt was of the opinion that the | No. 15, Higgins' bill, naking the terms of all | Street Methodist church are still in progress CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 8L.—There were | Britain's veply to the Bering sea case. Sir | in temperature was expected, But it Of 1656 Tremont St., Boston, was In very poop i fenator from Nuckolls (Dysart) ought not be | town officers two years; house roll No. 20, | gud will continue duriug the present week, | four bullots by the joint session today, buy | {herles Russell, Sie Richard Webster and | come. Instead of working in tho way the | health, from bad elrculation of tho blood, o 1 %00 rapid in giving his reasous for favoring | Goss' bill, relating"to court bailiffs; house | Next Sunday the . . | four ballots by the joi ay, but | jonn Moriey assisted in the preparation of | luborers in the weather foundry mapped ot having rush of blood to the hnad, numb spells, < i tho bill. The democrats, of course, stick to | roil No. 0. Hartan's bil, afecting dece. | Next Sunday the meotings will continue ali | without result. The first ballot. stood: | e fepiy the storm extended eastward over Dakota d chills, and the physician sald tho velns ! ' ... the traditions of their party and vote for the | dents’ cstates. s and shere il bo 8 reception of mem- | New, 11; Warren, 10; Richards, 10; Taylor, - - | and lower Canada and _never made a show cre almost bursting alf over lier body. A col f ‘ bill because it might tend to their party ad- [ House roll No. 25, by Cornish, providing ¥4 ANG §h0 sacramens. 7: Banner, 8; Kabis, 2; Beck, 1; Corn, 1. | Movements of Ocean Steamers, January 31. | f5,0 iy the Missouri valley. To the surpris :3;\-;-:[»;;;15;:~|5,m|’»_ ) Funner brouglit on reural ; vantage, regardless of the rights of others. | for the appointment of assistant county at: - —cr Brown 1: Osborue, 1. Second baflot; War At Queenstown—Arrived —Majestic, from | of the weather men thore was an area of | 13 of tho liver, onusing great suffering, Klio 1 He was opposed to any form of crude legisla- | torneys in Lancaster county, was laid over 4 > I H New, 11; Taylor, 6; H v York for Liverpool | low barometer gathering strength, wa, e, 40 foot 4 tion. Tho bill under discussion provided for | at the request of the iutrodicer, becauso of | MAEsLAv, Jan. Bl —Duke Victor of Ratibor, | fijiy '} Cortl, Kabis ‘and Brown, | At Baltimore — Arrived — Chicago, from | yond the mountains, aud it cropt’ car Hood’s Sarsaparil!a @ present, but disregarded the future. He | the fact that the senate had just passed a | Presidentof the Prussian upper house, died | each 1. The two other ballots were about | Rott m. castward and yesterduy its influence didn’t believe that the bill would meet the | similar bill - ! here last evening, aged 7. He held many [ the same, Will Not Rend Any More Soldiers to Egypt. | felt in Omaha, and very suddenly, too aud soon fully recovered. and now cujoys 5 fond anti l‘lmlhmn of the independents, it | Harman's bill reducing the rate of interest | honorary titles. Everything points to o lengthy deadlock RERORL ANy Miore Boldlare §0 WEYO% This condition of affairs kept up all night fect health. ~ 8he says she could praise 11000 A would be dead soa frult to their lips. Bo-/| tobepeid on tax sales at the time of ror - ¥ LONDON, Jan 81 —In view of the settlement | gy yorth wind held itsown and the mercury | Barsaparilla all day and then not say enough. J B foro wo clect another president in this state | demption (0 0 per ceat, was athended o read | Verfoot acton ani pariao: hoalth rosul _ Btate Institations Examined, | of the Fgyptian crisis, some of therein- | continued to hunt the bulb. At 10:80 o'elock | —oC et e e J the republicans would see to it that the in- | 12 per ceut, but even theu it was not satis- | from the useof DeWitt's Little Early Risers Yaxk1on, S. D., Jan. 81.—[Special Tele- | forcements ordeved to Egypt will not be | last night Observer Murdock made i spec x \\ dependents could not gerrymander thestate. | factory to many of the members, and after a | A perfect littla pill S gram to Tug' Bez]—The committee pa- | sent. aad tion and roported the temperature as | 1ot in compositiop proportion and avpesrances