Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1894, Page 3

x KEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Cold Wind from the North Easter Dross Parade, IN THE VARIOUS CHURCHES Btor EXERCISES Ministers and Congregations Weleome (he Re £ the Most Joyous of All ie- liglous Fensts - Musle Doe- orations Most Elabora himselt of th 0ld Doreas seemed to have while floundering around in search frigid zone and his mad roaring and plang ing in the effort to find his bearings the streets yesterday with an unres would have been disastrous to bonnet that ever broke book. - There was decided paucity of millinery novelties, and the throngs who attended church had to regale themselves with the sermons, the music and the flowe 1d wait for the future to unroll the bunches of little cloth violets and green leaves with wires down the stem. In nearly every church in the city an cffort of some kind was made to fmpress upon the audiences the fact of it being Kaster, and in some of them very elaborate decorations and programs of mus'c testificd to the gene springtimo eatisfaction. At St. Paul's church the surpliced choir did some especially fine work. Clark-Whitfeld's “Te Deum'’ and “Jubilate in B,” “The e Taken Avay My Lord,”” by Stainer; “He Is Risen,' by dsby, and “Kyrie,” “Glorfa Tibi" and anctus,” by Tours, were among the choral stions rendered, all being performed in an_exceedingly creditable manner. Rector Babcock, as usual, preached a very eloquent and interesting sermon on a subject appro priate to the day The Congregational contly decorated with dove with extended wings hung over the pulpit, emblematic of peace and purit Rev. Dr. Askin preached eloquently, drawing ssons from the life of Thomas, the doubt- ing apostle. A double quartet, which been specially drilled for the occasion, two anthems, “They Have Taken Away Lord,”" by Stalner, and “I Waited for th Lord,”. from Mendelssohn's “Hymn of Praise Miss Liddell, who has not been heard by a Council Biuffs audience for a Jong time, assisted with a_soprano solo, en- titled “Ye Mighty Paeans,” which was rer dered very acceptably, In the evening the Sunday school had charge of the sery A recitation was gi by Miss Margeret Roe, a song was sung by Miss Genevieve Roff, and there were several excrcises by glagses from the school. Dr. Askin made a few remarks and the choir added to the en Joyment by an anthem. At the First Presbyterlan church there were also some very fine floral decorations, and the audience entirely filled the large uditorium. Dr. Phelps took for his subject, John on the Isle of Patmos,” and preached upon it an interesting discourse. The fol- lowing music was rendered: Organ volun- tary, “Offertofre in I, by Batiste; soprano solo, “Sing Ye the Lord s Risen,” by Marsh, Mrs. W. W. Sherman; vocal duet, “Awake Up, My Glory,” by Millet, Mrs. Bherman and Mrs, R. B. Muliis. Easter services were held in the morning at the Young Men's Christian assoclation rooms by St Joln's English Lutheran church, Rev. G. W. Snyder preaching a sermon. In the evening a Sunday school concert was given, The Baster services at Trinity Methodist church were held in the evening under the auspices of the Sunday school. At the Broadway Methodist church the Sunday school had charge of the morn; service. Rev. J. B. Simpson, rector of Gr: Episcopal church, preached upon the “Resur. rection of Christ” in the morning, and suy plemented his discourse with another on the “Resurrection of the Body” in the evening. Rev. J. H. Davis of the First Baptist church preached an Easter scrmon at the morning service and the evening was taken up with a song srvice, that any tor a masgenline pockot consequently a nel church was m; i- flowers, and a white Without doubt the mo: for pain Is Salvation Oil. wonderful remedy It sells for 25c. Important to lee Consumers. The purest and cleanest fce in the world s that taken from water works reservoirs of Council Bluffs. J. P. Mulholland has made arrangements with Gilbert Bros. to supply all of his customers this summer with this ice. Orders left at the office, No. b Pearl strect, will receive prompt attentioj Telephone, 186. The Ccu Js making the usual st A good gain In pren month. A D o We have In stock 1,000 hot-bed sash of our own make. Come and see us or write for prices. State quantity wanted. Councll Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glass Co., Masonic tem- ple building, Council Bluffs. Vooks at Auction. Carload, consisting of the best books, medical, mechanical, miscellaneous, albums, Private sale by day and auction 536 Broadway. 1 Bluffs Insurance Co. des again this year. ums is made each ¢hile you are paying for laundry why not ‘(!l the best? The Eagle laundry solicits a trial and invites comparison. Telephone 167. Minor Mention. Boston Store, spring dress goods, capes and Jackets, Unity guild will open the post-Easter so- clul season with a party tomorrow evening. It Is reported that an Omaha firm is get- ting ready to perpetrate another city direc- tory on the long suffering Council Bluffs public. The Princes of the Orient will hold a meet- ing this evening in Grand Army hall and will initiate about twenty candidates for member- ship. The funeral of John Matthal took place yesterday afternoon at his residence on East Broadway, Rev. J. E. Simpson officlating. A large number of sympathizing friends of the family were present. The Thirty-second street school, which had to be closed two weeks ago on account of the then prevailing epldemic of measles and the like, will be opened again this morning. The pupils whose absence broke up the school are nearly all well now, and those who are not are on the fair road to recovery. A soclal was given Saturday evening in the Congregational church. Supper was gorved, after which a large assortment of Eaater novelties was opened up for the in- spection of the purchasing public. An en- Joyable time was had, and the entertainment Proved to be as successful in a financial way as in any other. United States court is announced to begin operations this morning, with Judge Woolson on the bench, but it {s hardly likely that anything will be done before tomorrow. The term will be at least three weeks long, it is thought, and a large number of important cases, both criminal and civil, will be dis- posed of. Among the latter are the cases of five directors of the much talked of bond in- vestment companies. My Love Is the Man in the Moon, And he Is about the only man who doesn't emoke the latest craze, Old Dominion cigar- et Photograph in each package. Schubert quartet of Chicago at First Bap- tist church Tuesday evening, April 10, Seo the new art goods at Mrs. Niles', Everybody kuows Davia salls drugs, Washerwomen use Domestlc soap. Jurvis Wine Co., Council Bluffs. Schubert quartet of Chicago at First tist church Tuesday evening, April 10, Bap- No Undertaker 4 Apply. 1t your children are afflicted with diph- therla, Dr. Jefforis' remedy will save their lives. No physician required. Has stood the test of 35 years. For sale by J De Haven, George R. Davis and Morgan & Co., successors to Beardsley, Also 2404 Cuming street, Omaha, or address Dr. Thomas Jef- ferls, Council ||Iulh( la. Price, $3. Schubert quartet of Chicago at First Bap- tist church Tuesday evening, April 10. High Five Party, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Baldy entertained a party of their friends at their residence on Perin avenue Saturday eveulng. The parlors filed | d dinlog room with carnations five the gar he - hand v Detlc it wor nts profusely Eastor which whiled awarded the w were, THE OMAHA DAILY B EE: MONDAY, MARCH_ 28. 189t Aecorate lilies, HIgh the evening away, and ners. served at the The Unity Guild will give a musicalo and dance at Chambers' March 27 The the W paints 10's fair were Davis, the hall Admission Gentlemen's dancing ribbons, aints that took the highest a the Heath & Milligan druggist Tu skots, 2 day evening, cents 25 cents, ard at sells them. The lzundries use Domestic soap. Guod News fo 0. Daxon, the Broadway ual Parag inders left last ¢ o trip to Des Mowes Y Mrs. 1. H west, has Evans, { been quite omewhat improved Mark Smith Mrs. B. C. Smith. “C. A Machan Louis, where he w of the grand lodge as a delegate from Todges B. Randlett o by y 1ty to Hot Sprin regaing his health, has of the Treubund the Towa and Nebraska om yened a braseh hous See the new vans and family are home vern trip who Ie traveling 1, but is the State universit spring vacation visiting his parents, who a severe at leit yesterday where lie will stay until he returned end L Wheelmen. ia bicycle man, e In Council I TS Rambler. night for a short from an in the roported who has been studying medl- the and Mr from St meeting ciety been confined Kk of inflamma- for a_trip It any one should ask you what was the strongest bicyc immediately *“The takes 3,600 pound: by Cole & Cole only. Lady reading, street. Best of dv Myers-Durfy way. clairvoyant, business rything Jarvis Wine C Jarvis 1877 brandy. 2 Fay Your This week will be the erty owners to pay alty o frame in the world, Lu-mi-num,"" to break the frame. for and in o Furniture ¢ ladies health. goods answer because it Sold Life Fourth only. 203 and prices, Council Bluffs, sole agents t chance for prop- their taxes without pen- The office force of the county traesurer has been kept rather busy for some little time past attending to the wants of those who did not want to put off this unpleasant duty until the eleventh hour. The books will be kept open until 12 o'clock next Sat- urday night, if nec but after that time any one who pays will have to put up a penalty of 1 per cont for M month after t for each X is paid. arch and 1 per March until the Half payments may be made any time before April 1, thus allowing the second hall to run until September 30 with- out additional interest. Domestic soap br: ks hard water. Get prices from Shugart & Ouren, the lead- Ing dsmen temple. of Council Bluffs, Masonle s cooking stoves for rent and for sale at Gas Co.'s office. For cobs go to Cox, 10 Main street. phone 48. Tele- Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap. —— WEATHER FORECASTS. Falr and Warme We for Nebraska and lowa Today. WASHINGTON, Monday: warme: For Jow1— March For South Dakota—Fai) varinble For winds winds, ocal Record. 25.—Forecast For Nebraska and Kansas northwest wind Fair; warmer for alr; ; northwest winds. slightly warmer becoming southeast. Missouri—Generally fair; northwest Orrice OF THE WeaTHER BUREAU. OMAMA, March 25, —Omabla record of temperature and rainfailcompared with corresponding day of past four year: Mintmum temperatu Average temperature Precipltation ... .. . Statement showing the condition of 1804, 1898, 1892, Maximum temperature 205 40 122 1891, 852 B66S 865 162 882 263 463 00 .01 . tem- peratureand precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1, 1893: Normal temperature Excess for the Excess sinco Mu i Normal procivitation Deficioncy for the day. Deficiency since Marc| Reports from Other Statle 410 295 . 239 206 tnch 206 inch ‘1l inch s at 8 P, STATIONS. £ep Jo amE ‘noneNdPaId St. Paul Davenp Kansas C Denve Salt La nid City Blsmarck. .. St. Vineent. Cheyenne Mile Cit cloudy, T, r! teloudy. L00/ Pnrlclmld)‘ “00{Clear T'|Cloudy:. rteloudy. oud, T Snovw. 00/ Clear. ‘00| Clear, 204 |Snow. ‘00{cloudy. 00| Clear, SR RN TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Congressman Wilson Coal miners around Brazil, Ind is at San Antonio, Tex., much improved in health. expect to return to work today at the reduction. Reports from New Hampshire and Ver- mont predict a failure of the maple sugar erop. Mayor Gilroy has returned to New York from his California trip. interviewed. Bishop Walden Central Missouri ference at Sedalia, of Cincinnati Methodist Eplgcopal con- He declined to be closed the Columbus county, Ohlo, finds a shortage of from $7: the county treasurer. Judge Klein of St. ,000 to §100,000 in Louls the accounts of has ordered Missouri Iron Hall funds turned over to the receiver at Indianapolis. President Cleveland has approved the act extending the time in which the Sioux City bridge may be completed. w Mexico's republican central committee is in session at Santa e gress to pass the statehood bill, All property rights Norristown Steel coj forred_to the New York David G, of customs at clined, S American pended his confirmation Ex-Justic Boss McKane's send, went t for Striking employes of the P chief the Ace Crow nine months Saturday, of the of Chicago will submit t bitration of Cook brickmakers and their point. If the convention Workers of erica on the men. Five men and ten women, New York police for malpr county bricklayers of held in sums ranging f Mme. Campania Patti and Sig Saturday Grand Chiet Rumsay of the Order of there strike of the Unlon Pacific employes. recent way Telegraphers evidently World-He not ald read Newton, lieutenant at Hill the decides warning will be given the operators. in retaliation for repeated reduc ctice, m $1,500 to $10,000 It has asked con- franchises, etc., of the pany hav Steel been trans- company of Brown, appointed to be collector Fort Benton, Mont., nator Powers' has de- opposition had sus- who was Gravye penitentiary Crane company olr Judg: to the ar- riking have gained United Mino to strike no This s lons forced arrested by the have been icolini sailed on the says numbers of Rall- be no He has the will Smallpox has developed in Brooklyn, N. ¥ Alva Udell sult In the compel the sec wissed the suit. a California Inited States supreme court to otary of the interior store his right to practice. attorney, had a to re The court dis WILL KILL OFF A FAT SNAP Towa's Legislature Discovers the Milk in the Geological Survey Cccoanut, WOULD BANKRUPT THE STATE | TIME Twenty Thousand Dollars Already Gone and wenty Thousand Asked For— romising Hills that Have Been Quietly Assassinated. Another So; 1 to The the 000 was for a geological of the state, and a similar sum has been asked for the next biennial ol A of the progress of th thing but satisfactory bly. It expected that the first appro. priation ample to complete the work, but it Is found that only some service of a superficial nature has b rendered, while the greater part of the money has been used up in liberal salaries and expenses Two or three persons aiready receiving good salaries from the state, it Is discovered, have succeeded in getting on to the pay roll of the survey corps, and thus draw two salaries. Ex-Governor Boles has come In for a share of censure for his connection with the tter, as he had it in his power to prevent the drawing of double majority of the members of the feel like shutiing off the appropriation and stopping the survey, lest the completion of the work under the present system would bankrupt the state. All efforts for a general system of improve- ment of tle public highways must await future legislatures All bills on this sub- ject have been either amended to death or Rilled outright. The members have been wholly u ple to agree whether the work of improving public highway: should be in charge of the board of supervisors or the local authorities of each town: The farmers and dairymen cided victory in the lowe hous: in the passage of a bill intro: A by Mr. Hom- righaus of Bremer, whish prohibits all color- ing in any way of imitation butter or cheese 0 as to resemble the genuine product. This bill, modeled on the New York law, requires every manufacturer to plainly brand every firkin or package with the words ‘‘substi- tute for butter,” or cheese, as the case may be. Transportation companies are held to rigid regulations in respect to handling the colored product, and keepers of eating houses of every description are required to keep a placard conspicuously posted to ap- prise the public that the use the imitation product. INSURANCE LEGISLATION FAILS. More than thirty bills to restrict or regu- late insurance companies will be defeated in one house or the other. The Finch bill, which required a settlement of fire losses within thirty days, instead of ninety, as is now the law, passed by the house with only two opposing votes, was killed in the =en The Blanehard bill prohibiting the stipul tion in policies requiring the insurance of property at 80 per cent of its value met with no opposition in the house, but has been delayed in the senate judiciary commit- tee until it will not be reached in regular order and may not be able to securc the necessary majority to bring it up for action. Che Perry bill subjecting insurance pools and ‘board rating” to the general law against trusts, which passed the senate with a ma gin of four votes, has been “hung up” by a motion to rcconsider, and may never reach the house. The sessions bill legalizing the numerous_exceptions in policies by adopting astandard and uniform policy of this nature, which has been quietly pushed by the lobby, lacked only four votes of passing the house. Senator Kilburn has introduced a- bill for the regulation of the liquor traflic, largely modeled after the system adopted by South Carolina. This bill provides that all intox cating liquors shall hereafter be dispensed by county agents appointed by the state, who shall receive a salary and pay the pro- ceeds of sales into the state treasur Both houses have fixed April 6 at noon as the hour of final adjournment. The sen- ate was willing to adjourn one week earlier, but the lower house has a multitude of bills on the calendar of more or less merit that it desires to consider. Few measures of gen- cral public interest beyond the appropriation bills will recelve favorable consideration in the senate. The house has adopted a bill by a bare ma- Jority of one granting school and municipal suffrage to women. Mr. Early, who voted under pressure, filed a motion (o reconsider and the bill may never get over to the upper house, « SOME SMOTHERED BILLS. All bills regulating telegraph and telephone charges have been reported adversely, and the Z-cent fare bill has apparently been smothered in the house committee on com- merce. The efforts of Mr. Sawyer of Woodbury to get a favorable reconsideration of his bill allowing the manufacture of alcoholic and malt liquors for legal purposes in this state by the house committee on suppression of temperance has failed and it is now morally certain that no bill of this nature can get through. The bill authorizing bondholders to vote at meetings of the stockholders of rallroads, a measure that 1s being quietly and rapidly pushed through both houses by an interested lobby, has got safely past the committees, and will probably become a law in the rush incident to the closing days of the session. bl COURT SYLLARBI. DES MOINES Bee.) appropriated March 25.—(Spe Two years ag sum of § survey examination survey corps is any- to the gencral assem- wa was en scored a de- SUPREDM. Polnts Covered in Decisions Recently Ren- dered by th udges, These cases were decided by the supreme court at its est Myers et al against Mc Error from Douglas county Opinlon by Commissioner Ragan. A sale and conveyance of the real estate of certain minors made by thelr guardian in pursuance of a license of @ district court of this state granted therefor, examined and held: That such sale and conv nce would not be held void in this —a coliateral proceeding—beeause () 1t ap- pears that at the time such gu application to the dis license to sell the real they resided In the s e of the guardian held his ppointment court In the state of lowa; It appearing that at the time said guardian was ap- pointed by the lowa court his wards r sided in that stat nor because (b) said wards took up their r dence In the state of Tllinois after the appolntment of thelr guardian in the state of lowa, as thelr change of domleile did not deprive sald guardian of control over them or their property; nor did the residence of sald wards In the state of Ulinols at the ti the guardian ma he application to sell preciude the iction. of the district court; nor se (¢) the authenticated copy of the letters of guardianship, filed in sald district court, did not contain the certificate of a judge or presidir magls: trate of the lowa court that the certificate and attestation of the clerk of the lowa court, attached to sald copy of letters of suardianship, was in due form of law, as the question whether the certified copy of the guardian's appointment was the best evidence or competent evidence, was one for the district court hearing the applicy tion for llcense; and it was fo hat court to say wh It was satistied with the evidence offered to prove that the guardian was the duly appointed, qualified and act- ing guardian of the heirs whose real estate he had made application to sell; and the finding and judgment of a court cannot be successfully assailed as vold—in a collateral ding L ause such court made sucn ing or rendered such judgment on in- competent evidence; Menage against Jones, 40 Minn,, followed; nor because (d) the petition 'for license to sell the real estate a8 not verified by th guardian, as this not affect lhv‘ Jurisdiction of the district urt nor render its proceedings vold; nor Hu' verification of the patitl by the guardian's who conducted the proceedings; against Hall, 48 Mich., fol- ause (f) the bond give by the § of the district court was not formally approved by him: mery against Vrooman, 19 Wis., 721, and Pursely against Hayes, 2 Ia., 11, followed; nor because () the record of the proceed: ings on which the guardian's sale wis base | contained no copy of a notice of the sals posted in three of the most public places in the county in which sald sale was held, the district court which licensed the le, in its order confirming the same, made finding that the proceedings of - the rdian in making the sale had been in all pects regular and ln conformity to law, ebraska 'k et al Aftirmed. from a Bllaworth lowed; nor be the guardian to and this court would presume trict court had before on which to base sucky (h) the sale was not ma throuh proceedings in property Wit thirds in block two hundred an of Omaha, b said 1ot not belonging t'the Unfon I ad this des the e ot void for uncer- | 1 personally conducted by the northeast clty Rallway sufficient to identified, alnty. an ejectment gult where the defend- claims title by conveyance bond anting th Al ther .,“t ant sale an proval court g like any st evid, The | estate of confer wards; ‘and tion to guch, to sell The ' on! jurisdiction of his comm to appoint g that & pointn b AT legal the but the wase (1) th guardian twe company enable and therefc ce att authority of f his must be found in the statute no authority as such, to disposd no_district ze 6 natural the real estate of hi guardian a to_licer wards 1s a foned by rthor to become such the proper An proc to th to the jur 1 i, followed. 6. The statutes of this state authority to It that the persons so t; that bonds Fequired by having capable and keep good tl it r to the court, KU has conferred <first whether tk fy the sale of a ward's'y whether, e asked 0 he interests of the ward; should not as a matte fgntion aw wdian; to ot s for nd_this but only judge is nec ward &, It seems that notice to the application made Dy thelr guardl e of their authorit ment and qualify as sueh | application snse to sell the r their maintenance and proceeding in_rem; one instituted by guardian for their benefit; it is, the application of the wi reary to them; and notice m of such application is not essentinl liction of the Mohr ngainst Mainie rding adv nse. Scarf agains i; Mohr against ho ful the the be uthority by the district judie aft into all the facts, and not convin ssity or I8 for ing 41l of th wa ch guardian h had qualifie ural guardi guardian of his war he. must b . accept to up exe inv 1 that the best inte 1 essential to the ju court guardiun’ estate of his out such Hicks, license sale and conve X rds for such purpose with- | 0. . s void. Wi noti 19 Kan 9. The provis xxill, Complled Statutes, plicable to a guardian t maintenance is that minors—such made by such pel prop deemed notice of upon_ them. 10. Where an application’ was made : " S guardian of minors to gell their real es mother nd the such sald pr din proceedinis when such guardian for licen: that then the heir: sons as would inhe should interested application meaning person o an_insane person, an idiot a spendthrift or a drunkard—shall be unde: guardianship, and an applic person’s e Lo s presumptive, that is die and ente and lcense to make such sale migh 1; held, nd Was ot there 1L But whe! pose parties clugive poss tinuing for t of fors 1 on, he adults title, onveyance of real estate made to a allway corporation chartered by an act of ess, which, under stent to take title, ng; incomp only voidable, tion to vested only state fo man & Co 13. Whe! S u act of congress estate in that, the int in_ enid sted b, conveyance of the real estate made by guardian in virtue of said proc such procee - interest and the purchaser siich entry operated as an ouster. and such possession being adver statutory aduit son div The title'of such corpor such real estate v one but the in pi that peee Dpurpose, ka, rporation chartered by il incompetent by r of our ‘constitution to acauire ttle to real this stute, Jigieient cviden v{-‘n.»: nor because Artie ' th by I ' on a na of the e to sell the guardian apj by al estite of in the an <o state ings brought by the has that the dis- | notorfous, exclusive and adverse it - E5cnL the state ot My SUDDEN DEATH. Where the te In the o by 'the guardian his atiorney, court; who nor | 14, hid and conveyed | be Hescribed as the | es Tot_eight ) ' a_conveyance (203), in the | of such aska tatute of calnst the owners delivery of possession renl estate by sich adverse oc- ¢ portion of | cupier thereof to one Incompetent to take elfie | tit to such real estate will not arrest the Was | running be | su limitations hag - of real | Ploncer Misslonary Priest Called Tie Preparations for the Kaster services 8t. Philomena’s cathedral marred by death Suturday Father Ryan, who was (o aet as of honor at the early mass stricken and his spirit pass hours before the dawn of Rt. Rev. Hishop Scannell Mathery, Glauber and Rev met at the cathedral residence Saturday evening, to remain there over night, as is customary, precedin arly high ' m ‘ather Kyan appeared in good health and s noticeably entertaining, re g and relating incldents of plone mary life in Nebraska. About Lk he enly 1eft the room wher Unespectedly Benson s E’ox‘ous Plaster IS THE BEST, \\' RELIEVES PROMPTLY and & 2%, CURES QUICKEST, @y, o o Ny warde over i © und at'| sadly Rev Acon night Jf the statute igainst h_owners. The rule ing the adopts the statute by does not ription of limitations property to was suddenly away a few Haster morning, Fathers Regan, Mr. Johnson that the legislature of another state construction placed the highest court of th apply when sich construs statute by adopt thereby on safd t state fon was after statute of a guardian's fact of the ap the judge of the not plac fan ‘a llcense to | adoption be proved by | 16 The provisions of chapter 16 | Statutes, 1863, Hlan to sell the | ble, apply to all railroad corporations oper 1 roany purpose ating roads in this state, whether domestic nd our laws | or foreign corporations. al guardian, 17, In 1871 the Union Pacific Rallway com real estate of hi: pany, a cor ation chartered by an t of court has Jurisdic- | congress, was operating ite railrond in this | was conversing with Dishop Scannell guardian, as | State and acquired the right to ocepuy for | turning a few minutes later he comp wards. pot purposes certain real estute, and re of feeling unwell A severe att court has Iving a rele » and discharge from the chill et in, Remedies were applied a property I guardian of sald minors for the doctor ealled AlL efforts to check th inted ani mages sustained by them by reason of pproach of death were futile. At sald occupation of thelr real estate; held, | Father Ryan passed away, survounded that neither the constitution nor any law e ra in the Lord's v ¥ accepted such ag force at that tim rohibited such cors ather James M. Ryan d was acting. n from building and operating its | Nebraska in 1861 at the instance of 1 may becom 1 In this state, and that such settleme O' Gorman, viear apostolic of Ne: but in orde made with id gy n, and rele braska and adjoinin territorie He had Jinted by | discharge executed by him in pu been assoclated with the latter in other such appoint- | sald settlement were valid in said flelds and gladly_joined him in the new and 1 guardian, | tion a perpetual easement in broader He was first stationed at | A guardian for | estate kson, Dakota county, the initial station | his wards | Bellevue the ploneer missionary priests His | (tion is a | asain spiritual territory embraced portions their | Sarpy Towa 1 th Dakota, ns in effect, Iryine. northern Nebraska, with Indi. rds; it is not Where an answer traverses certain alle- | pumerable and the homes of gations of a petition, not in direct langu; '\ nd far between, It was But merely by reference to the numbers of | magnificent distances. Here he lines of the orig! petition, where | the foundations of spiritual progres gatlons occur, and_where the | zealously ministered scattered flocks. filed in this court does it dis- te was transfe to the mission at numbering of the lines opon the us and remained there until his re ition, there having been a g trement about three years ago. He was for t efendants in the dis- | grdained in 1861 and lebrated the silver o this court will presume all the | jubilee of his ordination in 1886 at Colum: allegation to have been put in | hys, Since his retirement » hus lived ue by the answer. at St. Joseph's hospital in this ci A court of equity will not interfere Tather Ryan was a native of prevent the collection of taxes merely and was about 70 years of age. e cause the asgessment was invalid ther living in Chicago and o stster, obtain relief the plaintift must bring him- resident of Omahit self within some recognized rule of equita- peral services wiil be held at St ble juristiction. cathedral Tuesday rning S exist which Neither the RIRH Tass willibaidelentatedisamhs OpRELVABLVEHTAG| ENaSATDUIIRSSE will be interred in Holy Sepulcher in the judgment ment as to the 3 0 aithor- | that the assessor did not make or return ——— an oath with the ient - roll, =0 Was Interested n \1- ska. vitiates the ass sswent am of itself to Justify Phomas Lonergan a4 at T T B LU LRl of course, | 4n_injunctior ainst the collect of Al gaturday of pneumonia. Mr. Lonersan | giiribe. voretabios ots Rosos, Cut Flowers and and IRy 'I.‘f:“ o ," "':‘,’."‘ iy L Crataent | was o capitalist with extensive interests | Floral Desigus shibped to all pirts of the coun then unless the g e compan 8 ete, g o H: Wood vs Helmer, 10 Ne- L McCook, h., whe his son-in-law, Matad f O e % | braska, 6, followed Frank 1, Spearman, resides. He was an Mml .mll Felo'r.\ph Orders Promnlly Hl ecl 4. In such a case the fact that plaintifts | uncle of Mrs. John A. McShane. were the owners of a large number of lots L Tor the | affected by the tax will not justify inter- %o pay qebts i | ference for the purpose of préventing mul- n of the district nmnu'\v of sults or to remove a cloui o ; an: upon the title; xection 141 of the revenue ac ity PR A When a village board undertu 1 ch The honor of = levy and collect a asgessment fo being a member of the ¥ by tel n church, conatruction of sidewalks, Without In fact \pten Colonel Breckinridge has enjoyed for Speclal NoHcesv _ COUNCILBLUFF 3: and before in any manner asc him, since his membership is denied by all D estimating the cost of their constructio here. J. W. Kayser of the DAY & HESS HAVE held, that such local assessment is abso- hurch, which Colonel Breck- friit and garden umed was established by utely void. i 6. Where a tax Is void, s father, denies that Colonel Breckin- — there I8 Mo tax which the plaintife 15 i | Hiee e’ member, ind sy Y have | GARDAGE REMOVE STOOLS N “n living in the neighborhood all my life | chimneys clcined, Burke, “dt Taylor's equity bound to pay, he may invoke the | Y o e { ald of & court of equity to protect his rights | and it is & mistake about Robert J. Dreck- | _8r0cers, (0 Broadway. X by an injunction, notwithstanding fldga ounainetiatearenit: o e R AT L hi sty howeht wnd - sold. usey” & = ' ancil Llufts, LADY & Kires i on said until its e i of real estate under claim of tit years, such corporation has a va estate 18 against all persor | Compiled applica | lm,mwud Quick a\nd Enw' Rising Steam, Elec- tric & Hand Power LHATORS ad for Cireulars, triet Kimball Bros.., Comnsil Bm l v sald W. C. ESTEP. Funeral Director &Embaimer Improvement company et f Village of Bellevue. Appeal from county. Opinfon by Commissioner edu whites fow | mixsion of | helped lay to | the and district court Aldr Porte requl nt guardians to appointed are they give and the statute fon of their trust, at frequent inter tianship. ) the district the exclusive to be- Ireland ha a Mis, fact that an a upon the assessor's jud value of the property, n. ssment omee and g Chicago from oa enhonses 1260 B. Plorco st., t) T end of street ear Im, Telephons be excrelsed ag; exts of the « of an iaw Prace 2 state wna 8-0, Shugnry D BY CHURCIDIESN, Colonel Breckinridge Not Claimed by Any DISOW ance Mickel against jon 109, chapter 1893, ure not ap- instituted by a a license to sell education and f siil section her than the DO YOU KNOW THAT some choice Largaing in land near this city? that s, where tion shall NOGRAPHER AND . 4 had exper in nees. Address fmmediate estate, and be served t shall luffs, mncil’ COLLIT withs old; brown, with bl sWers to nmo_of Major. S If roturned to No M. Pusey WANTE SHEPIBRD, ABOUT 6 dult ) ROOMS. co oftice, NE Ot TWO FURNISHE keeping. Address Den, I real the $,000.00 WORTH OF 2" choice lots In Tex., cheap for cash, Address D 21, STEAMDTE ADXC | Fasvciacn i o stock, about Al Kinds o Dysin 8078 0 44100, horne and Clenin doag in April 15 (o October Good an in ch g the highes> stylo ot of stock; plenty. grass, salt and water, Op the art. Fulod anl Wil rent th good mar with $1,000.00 capital to stalnod € b5 made vt T o na pointrd i R DR ousc: and: all - convenencos: e oauiiy 4 Gth uvenue or 323 Lrondway ur constitution, is {2 i — done ana delivere is not void, but = 2| i fn ull parts of tne country, Soul for price 1iat. C. A, WMAGHAN, Propriotor, ding. ings purported of . the adult entered into ex- proceeding and f such aduits, and con- divested T CLA, miles 1 Cattla .00 to § seawon, period COND-HAND LI also want to buy. be a bargain, Address A GOOD 8§ 5; must be cheap; driving horse; must 1635 Broadway. is valld and agalnst can be di Carlow 672, followed. Ault- NT, THREE ROOMS, located, furnished for Nt dress A 21, Dee ofilce, Council Blufts, "" Broadway, near North- western Depot. 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