Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1894, Page 5

IN DICKERSON'S DEFENSE| Onsbier of the Cass County Bank Finally Opens His Lips in Court. WHY SENTENC: SHOULD NOT PASS Sume Things Not Generally Known Are Told At of Court Was gram to The B n the district court Dickerson was ealled up for sentence any statement would read his state- was as follows the District Court of Shelby County— 1 have concluded to plead guiity to the charge posits - when bank, knowing following reasons of more expense 1.am a poor man , repeated efforts showing that I c gatlon growing out of the bank fallure already bec making defenses to Cass county the expense taxpayers will be enormous I feel that I have no right the county where I have re- to thus involve practically afl ot to reside when I have undergone such punishment as may be deemed just. in mitigation of my thus receiving court and the public to these things WAS MERELY CO-PARTNERSHIP. and control of Yetzer, the president and under the direction and con- auditor of state many years, this were successful sekholder would and the debts cf the bank accrued that the corporation was dissolved and hav such wan the “I believe today that every stockholder is liable to the full extent of his or paid in full. Recently, in the all in my power to have the court decre act of justice to the depositors, and after 3 hearing testimony argument and considering the case, decided that there had been n formal part- that whether the 10 the depositors is an open question and one stoekholders and others who tock part in the attempted dissolution of the corporation were liable to payment of So it seems to the court so s the main feature which Judge Macy did not . but left open for another judge, cepting as announced by him as above stated In my efforts to bring this in the courts the peoplo of Cass county well know who it was that tried to thwart me continue to thwart the effort I still insist that must pay the during my ab stockholders any help that will bo cheerfully persons whose Intere: regardless of any i8 otherwise bank are exhausted after they have all been fully recovered, any deficiency should be made up by the stock- holders, and certainly by those stockholders having knowledge attempted dissolution of the corporation, and from the time of what I supposed was the dissolution of the corporation in November, 1892, 1, at all times &nd upon all occasions made known the fact that co-partnership and not a corporation, and the evidence in the case recently tried, satigfactorily shows that Mr. the bank and %o ind business with PRESIDENT YETZER'S “If the question should be asked, doubt it Is, why I continued to r posits during the summer and fall of 1893, th Fully belleving that it was a co-partnership, and belleving in the respon- sibility of those who participated in the dis- participating or and to’all persons 1 regarded partnership. answer Is this had notice of this action, thelr actions confirmed that ratifying the dissolution and partuership, and charge their indebtedness to the bank, belng urged to continue the business of the bank, I continued recelve such deposits. 1 was_instructed and directed by , to stand by the bank, indebtedness, and for me to continue in last dollar was paid out. Yetzer had published numbers $100.000, In addition to this , that all of his property should be held for the paymen and he published papers that the creditors $25 the purpose of paying the depositors of said this amount of notes he I to the world e had deposited for the use of 000 of gilt-edged bank, and that already left of the bank. 1 believed that Mr. All of this 1 fully s worth $200,- he was so rated concerns of which the bank was a subscriber, of financial who were largely indebted to the bank, that they would make sales of proverty and pay the proceeds into the bari io the hoped from day to mer and fall of thus realize day during all the sum- tho extent of a abandoned until Qid business, been realized drawing from money, in addition to what he already owed it, and sending it to his bapk in Dakota, and spending other , as he is this day “He mow pretends to have wiped out Z.otedness by a transfer of property (o the bank closed its greatest debtor children to the mount of $18,000, indebtedness of §18,000 is the same indebte will be seen by his report on file in the office only amounted to $9,000, which amount should not bear interest, was supporting dren, and was so directed by the court of the clerk, the fact that bank, which his Indebtedness to the already leased to himself for a term of years without charges for rent, whatever on existing incumbrances, and also the bank to pay all taxes wddition to this, he now claims that this trans 3, but was a mortgage, after he shall have used it free of rent out paying Interest or taxes for a number of vears, that there must then be a fo taking a number of county to the paying no interest leaving for fer was not a de still recelving the rents, and still paying no In addition payment of this indebted- cumbrances theu o this remarkabl pretendedly this amount bank contains a that the deed Is made subj thereby leaving open the door to any notary publie who will any mortgage beyond the time of the date of the transfer, as well as mortgages already made but unrecorded, I am advised by my counsel that there ean never be a success- ful foreclosure of that instrument if it shall be held to be a mortgage, as Yetzer Insists that it is, until ten years are past, because no one will know what unrecorded conve ances covering the sald land will in the meantime turn up. Just how long the de posit f the Cass County bank will sub. mit to this and any portion of them join in the cry against me is for them to say. Time will demonstrate In the epring of 1893, when Yetzer was indebted to the bank by notes that he had given it to the extent in round numbers of $100,000, and he was still further in debted in open account to the amount of $20,000, in my absence from the state and while he was In charge he drew out of the bank many thousand dollars and spent it on thn board of trade in Chicago. STAYED TO FACE THE MUSIC. “By reason of the hopes that 1 had, as hercinbefore cxplained, 1 stayed by the bank until its doors were closed, in Decem ber, 1893. No one will claim but that I could have fled. I knew all the time as well as 1 know now and as well as the prosecution in this case knows, what evi- dence could be urged against me, but I deemed it my duty to stay, as I have done, and help discover the asscts and help re- nburse the creditors to the full eheerfully within my power, never about to the pers or vouchers or eyiden knows and no doubt fully say. dence torneys. They have had access to thing that [ know anythiug about fully informed of all the sessed by me, and it can be sai forts in thus aiding the been in vain knowledge receiver about wholly myself, in that the labilit than he reported bank are much larger, ¥ tion, as to the property zer-and scheduled in the th a single exc referee’s talk on the streets that the amount of $ me s not true tion. Ther are no drafts ever mtegrity. But I the court. Public will not charge me tertained, The formed of the t are now any dep: 2 my statel; time, which will fully disclo: am not trying to shirk my re the matter. EXPLAINS A DAMAGING CIRCUMSTA “But one of the against me was th of the bank as published in leave th opinion, when informed e the fac IOE, report to Feb) ry, 1894 the faots showed. In this statement was made that, facts, there was a numbers, t of sight. This was not true. eiver will affirm to this court, interested, deficiency of, and t one ficlency, but counted that should have been, but at that that after other a ssets time were not known to the receiver. when they had already stricken out, as they should be, be no deficiency. All this the re his accountant will affirm, made this public before, but my 1 insisted that my case should be in the court and not in the newspapers. In regard io the reported worthless been paid, becoming cashier, to prove to and I am this court less or doubtful paper of the bank coming cashier. When It can be the hooks of the bank bank, that in sixteen years there ha three times the capital stock, or In on the stock had besn paid by the years, charging off of worthless paper thing over which I had no authority, passing into the onclusion T det to say that tion that I have experienced; time with $12,000 ance to answer to th “I do not want full courage in this matter, the acts of the president se indictments nor dd 1 oaded der such judgment as may be was listened to with suppressed inte e judge in sentencing Dickerson had Dbeen importuned by many fri the accused in Ca infliet a light sentence, but would adhe: his conclusions to give a severe for the sake of public demand for the hoi esty of banks and bankers. a penalty of six years at hard Fort Madison penitentiary, with an bond of $4,000. Dickerson's wife est Business T Sept day. DENVER, 4.—The irrigation cong will not meet bel the grea rado. At be made by the Mexico. delej - d an Indian Settlement. OkL, Sept. 4.—N received he the Indisn settlement of St western part of the territory, dian and looted the stores. D States marshals and a posse gave cha had a battle with the outlaws, one on each side wis wcunded. laws escaped a second timoe a being followed by a stronger pos: first one. d are Karl's Clover Root, fon and cures constipation Sold by Goodman Drug Co. Lightning's Deadly Work. WICHITA, Kan., Sept. 4.—A terrific visited this ity at an early hour this morn ing. The lower portion of the town innundated by a cloudburst, and many te phone wires are down. Lightning cessant a bolt of lightning killed his 3 26e, Boe, tore the house to pieves. 3 HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS Soath Via the Wabash 11th Rallroad. On September Wabash office, 130 N. Clayton, Omaha, Neb, nam St extent of abllity, and with what I know is be- me I am glad that I have stayed. The receiver well knows, and no doubt! will y that I have explained matters for a moment con- cealing fact, whether it reflected upon me or not. I feel sure that the recel will say that this statement is correct. All the statements that have been published and that have been talked flect that I have concealed pa- e of any kind, or that any have been found concealed or se- creted, ‘are utterly without foundation; the facts concerning which the receiver well wiil at any time cheer- All such papers, vouchers and evi- were turned over to the receiver for his use and the use of his assistants and at- every- and are pos- that my ef- have not Since the filing of his report I have at least aided him, if not bringing it sstablishing the fact & of the bank are much less and that the assets of the turned over by Yet- which, by reason of the foregoing facts, as to the als in the deed, and he having a lease upon the land without paying rent, taxes or interest, is much less than reported by the referce. The articles in the newspapers and the there are drafts to ,000, stolen or converted by and is wholly without founda- issued from the bank or in any way charged to it that cannot be satisfactorlly explained, and ex- plained in harmony with my honesty and whole matter to with the offenses now en- reelver is now quite fully in- ue condition of the bank, and sitors who do not be- ents, 1 can safely leave it to kT ponsibilities in hicf causes of prejudice the recelver In this repoit an attempt was made to show the condition of the bank by a comparison as to what the books showed and as to what comparison a as shown by the in_ round §79,000 that had simply dropped or to any that there was no such de- wera and other items that were reported as liabilities were there would eiver and and I could have attorneys tried paper in the bank, a large proportion of this was counted as assets of the bank prior to my prepared that the signers of 95 per cent of this so-called worth- were heavily indebted to the bank prior to my be- shown by as it can be of this been paid ‘in dividends to the stockholders nearly round numbers §170,000 in dividends, after all taxes bank, and with no bad paper charged off in twelve and that the matter of dividends and was some- [ sub- mit that I cannot be blamed with all the bad paper owned by the bank at the time of its hands of the receiver. In no sentence this court can give can add to the humilla- that I have been in the county jail during most of the six months past; during a large part of that time having bail up for $23,000, and all of the I given for my appear- to be considered without want upon my shoulders, and I leave it to the court to ren- deemed proper, and I will bear the burden and thus satisfy tho demands of the law. “A. W. DICKERSON." The reading occupled thirty minutes and said he nds of county and elsewhere to e to sentence, He pronounced labor in appeal was pres- ent and was visibly affected by her hus- band's sentence e ABE SEEING THE SIGHTS, Irrigationists at Dervor Are Doing No ss today until 8 p. m., the mem- having gone upon an excursion through t agricultural belt of northern Colo- the evening session addresses will ates from Canada and sws has been that a band of outlaws raided Sterns in the killed an TIn- puty United > and during which The out- now than the the great blood purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the complex- $1.00, storm was was in- and at the home of Thomas Herman year-old boy, fatally burned a 9-year-old girl and literally th and October Sth the Wabash will sell tickets at half fare to points in the south plus $2.00. For rates, tickets or a homeseekers' guide giving full description of lan climate, ete., call at . or write, northwestern passenger agent, THE O'MABA DAILY BEE. WF[EESDAY l’TFMBFR s LINCOLY PEOPLE DISPLEASED Looation of the Fepuhlioan Headquarters at Omaba Not Relishel, THINK THE METROFOLIS HAS TOO NUCH Reply of the Call to Vr. Rosewnter's Lettor Exeiting Mu ticlans — Favorablo to Bee's Editor, Comment Among Poll- The LINCOLN t.—(Special to The Bee.) —During the day in Lincoln the principal subject of discussion has been the action of last night gathered the Lincoln rieved that the head committee have been removed No one hesitates to express him- the republican central committe and from what may b ites are princ quarters of the to Omaha self as of the opinion that Omaha got all sho asked for and some state that they will take measures to see that when the vote on the location of the state fair is taken they will do their best to see that it goes to the city which is getting everything, Another item of interest to the gathering of peliti- clans In the city was the letter of Mr. Rosewater to the Call and the reply of the editor of that paper in a column editorial. The fact that none of the questions of Mr. Rosewater were answered in distinct terms was a subject of some c-nversation and comment favorable to the edito STATE FAIR WORK. Ona of the busiest places in the city t days is the office of the state fair off inthe Lincoln hotel. Ex-Governor nas spends the greater portion of the day answering inquiries, and a force of half a dozen clerks is employed in taking care of the entries. Today the counties of Douglas, Chase, Saline and Hall were heard from which' makes the total list of counties pro- posing to make a collective exhibit twenty three. One of the features of the fair will be a plat-of ground arranged to ilustrate tho method of irrigation proposed and the effects of the system. There will be a complete system of ditches and canals, with the flumes and all the necessary connectons of a_complete irrigating plant. In this con- nection there has been sent in for exhibition from the irrigated form of J. E. Sanborn, near Haigler, on the western border of the state, an onion which weighs about two pounds, and was raised in the center of a region which has suffered more than any ot The Bee. other from the effects of drouth. The list of entries so far is larger than on any previous year at the same time, and the management s confident that the fair will e the greatest ever held in the state. SEVERELY BURNED. Mrs. H. A ton, wife of the senior member of Sutton & Hollowbush, was se- verely burned about the and side this morning. S ght arm, shoulder had been burn- ing some rubbish and waste paper in the rear of the residen at 920 South Tenth street, when by some unknown means, pre sumably because, of the wind blowing garments in contact with the blaz dress took fire. Mrs. Sutton did not scr or run for help, but devoted her energies to beating out the blaze, which was consuming the front of her dress. This she succeeded her in doing, but in doing so the flames were communicated to her sleeves, and before she could get water she was terribly burned about the arms. Notwithstanding the painful wounds, she took a pafl of water and threw it on the burning rubbish, which threatened to set fire to the outbuildings, after which she walked over to the residence of a neighbor, where assistance was rendered, Her wounds are not serious. LINCOLN IN BRIEF. At the meeting of the school board last evening everything was reported In readiness for the opening of the schools. There was some question of cutting the salaries of the teache: but the legality of such aection being questioned the matter was dropped. The schools cpened today with a larger attendance than ever before in the history of the city. “Cyclone” Davis was the orator of a well attended meeting in the open air at the postoffice last evening and expounded the doctrines of the populists in his usual style. A new publication has appeared in the capital city, which fs entitled “The Chau- tauqua Idea. It 15 to be devoted to the work cf education and the assembly work of the state. The Lincoln soclalists met in the usual place last night and in connection with their other business put in considerable time In roasting the chief exccutive of the city, Mayor Weir. The grounds of their grievanca were stated to be that “never by word or deed had he shown himself to be what he claimed to be when elected a populist.”” KILLED BY HI ENDED WIKE Shot by Ella Niobrara, NIOBRARA, Neb., Sept. 4. William Hunt Larson Near ~(Sp2cial to The Bee)—William Hunt, a negro living near here, was shot and killed by Ella La on, a young woman he insisted upon marrying. He choked and threatened to kill her, wher upon she fired the fatal shot. The case is looked up:n as one of self-defense, Fight 1 vor a BENNETT, Neb, Sept. 4.—(Special to | Tho Bee.)—Although the parties concerned | have tried to keep the matter secret, it was learned today that two young farmers living near here engaged in a bloody bare-handed knockout over the daughter of a farmer liv- ing four miles northeast of town. The ‘two | parties are Sam Ring and George Craw- ford. A week ago last Sunday they | met at the Bennett amp meeting and arranged the preliminaries for a fight, to take place at the Beardorf school house on the following Sunday afternoon. At the appointcd time the men arrived with their seconds and stripped for the battle. It was agreed they should fight until one had enough. After pounding each other for fifteen minutes Crawford yelled enough, Crawford was badly cut about the face and head, and Ring sustained a fractured finger, besides numerous bruises on the face The fight was to determine who pay attention to the girl Both men had been calling upon her, and it is stated she was undecided as to which to choose. The fight settled it, and Ring now comes and goes at will should young puth PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Sept. 4.—(Special to The Bee)—Yester Andrew Broback fled a complaint against Mrs. Hedlund, charging her with disturbing the peace. The case came up this morning, and was dropped by the Hedlunds agre:ing to pay all cos A complaint was filed last night against George Harshman, jr., & prominent farmer living near Ayoca, by his wife's sister, charging him with illegitimate parentag Harshman appeared before Judge Archer and gave bond to appear before tle county court. Exoter's Schools Open. EXETER, Neb., Sept. 4.—(‘ipecial to The Bee.)—Exeter's High school upened yester- day with the following teachers: Prof. J. T. McKinnon, principal; Miss Emily Peck, as- sistant principal; Miss Mertie Davis, grammar department; M Jo Williams, intermediate department; Mrs. J. T. McKinnon, second pri- mary, and Miss Etta Morgan, first primary Mr. and Mrs. T. H. L. Lee, Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Mainord, Mrs. Sarah Root and family Mrs. Canse and family and Mrs. Will Shofft will spend the coming winter and spring in California Knox County's Fair Opened. CREIGHTO! Neb., Sept. 4.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—The Knox county fair opened here today with a good attend- ance. There are more speed horses here this year than ever before, and the races promise to be good. The races were as follows today: Green trot—Hazel B won Gold Fire, second; Baby B, third; best time, 3:02. Green county pacing race—Jessie Reap won; White-eyed Dan, second; best time, 3:02. County pony race—Little Ben won; Roy, second; best time, 0:55. Richardson County Mortgages. FALLS CITY, Neb., Sept. 4.—(Special to The Bee.)—The following is the mortgage in debtedness statement of Richardson county ONLY ON TOMORROW | IGHT IS ELKS’ NIGHT Second infantry Band of Fort Umaha from 4.30 to 12 o'clock © ()MPEII An Elk's Head N FIREWORKS, RESERVED SEATS ngaged by the Omaha Elks. BEGINS 8:19 SHARP. A PHOTO OF A PROMINEN’ OF THE ELKS IN FIREWORKS, [ MEMBER Take the Sherman avenue cars and change cars at Locust street; no Tickets to POMPEI transfer slip is nec Also admit to Court’and Beach after 3:00 p. m— Kuhn's, 15th and Donglas Kinsler's, 16th and Fa Fuller's, 14th and Douglas Kiplinger's, 13th end I\\r- ssary after 3:00 p. m. entering cars at Locust street after 3:00 p. m. pay ten cents, conductor gives you a return ticket, On returning from Courtland Beach conductor takes up this return ticket nds you a transfer slip which will take you to cither end of the Sherman avenue line tickets are not good for Upto 6 o’clock of the night Pompeii at any time, you may des| U. P. train to Pompeii leaves Couneil Bluffs at 9th and Broadway at 7:00 p, m returning leaves Courtland Beach at-10:45 p. m. Fare for round trip 25c. Scale of Prices Admission, with good seat Admission, with reser Family Bos s, seating five pers Single Seat in Boxes,....... Children under 12 Beach. '. OWER Children occupying Reserved Seats or Box Seats full price morning by dose of laudanu Dbelonged to a wealthy family The act was caused by remorse in not being able to abstain from drink. | ——————— MINERS IMPRISONED. mortgages filed amounting to $2 5,045; four farm and c y mortgages, ; fifty-one chat- 60; twenty satis- FROM GASOLINE DIRECT FROM THE TANK |‘ GHEAPER iay STEAM. No Engincer, BEST POWER rm Corn and Feed Mills, Baling Hay, Running Separators, Creameries, &e. OTTO GASOLINE ENGINES Shllunnry or Portable. 8 10 20 IL P, desariling work to bedone. THE OTTO GAS ENGINE WORKS ) PHILADELPHIA, PA, tel mortgag remont Brevitios. 41—(Special to The Bee.) Fremont Manberchor gave dance at their hall last eyening on account of Labor day Hanson, the FREMONT, Sept. ft and Machinery Kendered Useless by the Breaking of a Cable. . Sept. 4.—A MOWEAQUA, ear-old daughter of e & shaft, about seven miles south of here, , the wire cable broke, and on the sidewalk by a bicycle rider and se- sed about the head and s thing in its Send for Catalu were organiz The Dodge county republican central com- mittee will meet Saturday who was captured in Coun- cil Blufis Sunday and brought here for for- examination was held in $600 bond to ap- Chicago, 245 Lake St. Omaha, Sheeley Block, 15th & Howard Sts. control of his engine, up through the up-bound cag; 334 & Waln The whole side of the engine room was torn preliminary WAl RS eRL AL morning and #CLEANLINESS IS NAE PRIDE, DIRT'S NAE HONe he was remanded to jail. * COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF ot Ay S WITH BULLETS, MET KINDNES a southern iaston and Six of iy t by Negroes. ATLANTA, Ga., S George Godfrey 3 morning with 100 stalks of “‘Mammoth Yel- , raised on his farm east of tarted for the state SAPOLIO the exhibit. EDUCATIONAL. Marmaduke Mi Iitar} Kcéilemy, SWEET SPRINGS, Mo. SOHOOL OF Ti shools of tho u shot and killed by negroes together with six of his friends at Devorant, ry large ears, yleld for the and family their summer visit on the Pratt and mother, returned yesterday from Thousand Isl Senator Allen , homeward bound, Believed to Have Bos coast of Maine. [ have been found on the Iron road track, four mile almost the exact spot ank Thompson the remains of an Mountain rail- \ of this place, THE GREAT MILITARY War Departinont among for Colloge, | Before selcctinga school, United Stites. Yest Puint or Annapolis. Stronz facalty, unsqualled tod cavalozue to LESLIE MARMADUKE, Manager. lexmglnn M. SE o0, SKINS ON With agonizing eczem writo for f{lastr unknown man some to hold a reunion in the Fremont day, September their remains placed on the railroad track to Central College [0 Young Ladles Wentworth Milltary - Academy. Ellzabeth Aull Seminary. Baptist Femalo Coliege. on suspicion ated in the few days ago at Supposed Murdere for complicity in the killing of his wife, 'r, and is some- e six men who EDUCATIONAL - | BELLEVUE CCLLEGE Department of the University of Omaha THOROUCH, HELPFUL. A Home for Young Ladies. Wit modern city accommodations nnd B famous mu vy stock dealer, Sheriff Jones under advice Frazer, a | sensation at the time, > men were all surrounding John New, a convict, now a term in the state prison prosecution’s strongest the last moment he refused to appear. cases against sbout t L ; d pimply skin Sharge of Depuly Sheri Hardy, re Lnstuitly re cured by the cel Gumicuma Keuxbrxe, th greatest asurer Arrested. g 4.—(Special The Bee.)—Ex-Democratic A.D. Werner w charged with embezzling $5 Defaulting County 1 was to have been CAREFUL, from Thayer set for September ounty will not suffer any the shortage was fully settled by his bonds- men last week. Ward Tracey was today bound over to the court for cutting John Carter with intent to kil Conrt Convenes at Chindron. 8" Fatal Affray. 4 4.—Charles Moran last night fatally cut Frank Hickman. During the day an insulting remark to Moran's wife. Moran came home at night and_started out 1S THE BEST. NO SQUEAKING. $5. CORDOVAN, FRENCH& ENAMELLED CALF. 94,5350 FINE CALF&KANGARDL 4 3.39POLICE,3 SoLEs. 425042 WORKINg EXTRA FINE. .75 BOYSSCHOOLSHOES, are laborers, Hickman made DoucLAs 0 soclally, phys inte u-cmun,; COMMERCIAL ul branches taught by to look for Hickman ] s horribl and is dying. AR Hickman was horribly and is dying with Judgd \Hred Bartow on the COLLECE, Bellevue UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME. The Fifty- First Yoar Will Open SEPT. 4[‘\ Butter Tub ¥ UNION CITY, midnight fire started in Hock Brothers’ ter tub factory from an unknown cause and is of mo. importancs 4.—Shortly after none being of more tham;local Interest. Meld Up o Poddler. NEBRASKA CITY SEND FOR CATALOGUE ‘W:L'DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. y by wearing the » 83,00 Shoe, largest manufacturers cf this gradeof shoes in the world, and guaranteo thelr valuo by stamping too name and price on the bottom, which protect you ngainst high prices and the middieman's profits. work i style, easy fitting and weariug We have them sold everywhere atlower prices for tho valie given than any other make. 1£ your dealer cannot supply you, we can. TUESDAY, Full courses Smith pump factory houses and a number of busi- weinerwurst peddler, washeld up last night W. L. Doug| Beenuse, wo aro of his watch and $3 scription of the highwaymen and the police think their capture iy certain. 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