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The republican city convention at
Cincinnati Ohio renominated Mayor
Julius Fleischmann
It is aagin stated by the authorities
at Washington that there Is no pres
ent intention of moving from Cuba
the American troops now stationed
there
A strike Involving every union work
man in Spokane Wash is threatened
as the result of trouble between the
unions and the Spokane Falls Gas
Light company
A syndicate headed by Chas Swift
of Detroit and including the Westing
house company and White Co were
the only bidders for the Manila street
railway franchise
Secretary Chamberlain is distressed
over the cordiality of his reception by
the Boers and has requested them to
cut out the social functions the brass
bands and the resolutions
Thomas Ryan first assistant secre
tary of the interior has left Washing
ton to visit relatives throughout Penn
sylvania He is expected to be absent
about ten days
The Lake Shore railroad will ad
vance the wages of station agents
and other employes who have not been
included in previous wage concessions
About 600 men will be affected
John Muir the inventor of the pa
per car wheels now in use on rail
roads died at Morristown N Y at
the age of 91 years He was formerly
a large manufacturer of paper and
pasteboard
Henry Freese 19 years old was
stabbed twice in the throat in a fight
n Harlem N Y He died soon after
ward in the Lincoln Hospital The
police say Freese was stabbed by
George Frank
The Koran government is negotiat
ing with Belgian bankers for a loan of
30000 secured on the import duties
Several important railway concessions
in Korea will also be granted to the
Belgian bankers
The famous Ward McAllister farm
near Newport R I where McAllister
wrote the edition de luxe of What
I Know of Society has been rented
to Morgan Barry an Irish farmer for
farming purposes
The strike of the Italian quarrymen
at Hilltown Pa was practically
broken when the Lake Erie Limestone
company announced that it would hire
no more laborers having sufficient to
operate the quarry until fall
There were 214S00 bushels of coal
started south from the Pittsburg har
bor The fleet contained twenty six
coal boats eighty six barges twenty
flats six model barges of rails and two
model barges of iron produce
The board of regents of the Univer
sity of Michigan has decided to estab
lish at the university a Pasteur insti
tute for the treatment of hydrophobia
It is expected that everything will be
ready for receiving patients by April 1
A bill was introduced in the Wiscon
sin senate to make the teaching of
the doctrines of criminal anarchy a
felony and punishment by imprison
ment for not more than ten years or
a fine of not more than 5000 or both
The secretary of the interior has
issued rules and regulations govern
ing the iseue and sale of 4 per cent
bonds of the territory of Hawaii un
der the act of January 26 last for the
payment of claims for property de
stroyed in suppressing the bubonic
plague
It was announced by the trustees
of Barnard college that a gift of
1000000 has been made to that in
stitution by a person known only to
President Butler and Treasurer
Plimpton The money is to be used
for the purchase of land adjoining the
present college
The thirty fifth annual Iowa confer
ence of the Evangelical Lutheran
synod at Burlington elected these of
ficers President Rev A Noorbaum
Swedensburg vice president Rev
Joseph A Anderson Boone secretary
Rev B Maddin Bethesda treasurer
CO Nelson Olds
The steamer J W Taylor arrived in
New York after an absence of about
three years The J W Taylor is the
steamer that brought the bubonic
plague to New York on November 18
1899 She was then running between
New York and Brazil for the Lamport
Holt line
Otto Croelus editor of the Swedish
Courier Chicago died suddenly of
heart disease
Alfred Pelldram the newly appoint
ed German minister to Venezuela ar
rived at New York on the Kaiser Wil
helm Der Grosse
An international conference on the
subject of good roads will be opened
in Detroit Mich
John Firth shot and killed Witten
Height and Frank Williams and
wounded two persons at Eckman W
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The last day but one on which bills
could be introduced was taken advan
tage of and there was a deluge in the
senate on the 5th Hall of Douglas in
troduced an even dozen to amend the
state constitution H R 18 allowing
county treasurers a seal was recom
mended for passage by the committee
of the whole The bill has been before
many legislatures and is now in a fair
way to become a law S F S7 the ex
emption law took up most of the after
noon and was amended so frequently
that Its maker could not recognize It
The bill provider that 35 per month of
a wage earner is exempt from garnish
ment With the exception of that change
the bill is the same as upon the statutes
at present S F 85 the bulk sale law
had rough saiilng but was finally rec
ommended for passage Marshall of Otoe
sprung a sensation at the end of the
last round of the days proceedings by
moving it take a recess until 7 oclock
at night Anderson of Saline seconded
the motion The motion was lost in a
deluge of noes Standing committees re
ported the following bills for general file
S F 175 defining where it shall be law
ful for mutual insurance company to
Insure property S F 174 providing
when railroad companies may sell goods
not called for S F 124 an act for the
relief of Daniel L Johnson S F 57
compelling railroad companies to provide
suitable waiting rooms and accommoda
tions for the public H R 33G relating
to deposits of county treasurers S F
36 providing for payment of costs in
misdemeanor cases
At the morning session of the senate
on the 6th the following bills were pass
ed S F US limiting the time in which
to revive a dormant judgment S F
149 providing for a timd when injunc
tions may be brought S F S pro
viding that In counties of 125000 popu
lation commissioners shall be elected by
vote of county S F 152 providing for
the destruction of weeds along the high
ways S F 216 21S 219 repealing law
relating to salary of deputies for treas
urer and secretary of state and secre
tary to governor S F S5 brick sale
law H R IS providing for a county
treasurers seal S F 90 providing for
the supersedeas In cases appealed to the
supreme court The senate went Into
committee of the whole to consider bills
on general file S F 155 taxing the
costs in criminal cases upon tne defend
ant if he is guilty and if the prosecution
be malicious the prosecuting witness
ordered engrossed S F If there are
remonstrances against granting of sa
loon licenses appeal may be had to the
courts providing that remonstrator give
bond for J500 for cost indefinitely post
poned S F 148 providing for the an
nexing of territory to citie3 and villages
situated in two or more counties or
dered engrossed S F 160 providing
for the appointment of a truant officer
by school boards ordered engrossed II
R 167 favoring the election of United
States senators by popular vote recom
mended for passage A large number of
bills were Introduced
In the senate on the 7th the following
bills were reported back by committees
with the recommendation that they be
placed on the general file S F 235
amending the criminal code to strike out
the death penalty H R 132 to appro
priate to the use and benefit of the Uni
versity of Nebraska the moneys known
as the agricultural experiment station
fund also the Morrill fund and the uni
versity cash fund H R 202 to appro
priate money belonging to the state
normal school fund for the purchase of
books for the librray of the state nor
mal schools and to provide for their
maintenance S F 62 relating to appeals
in equity S F 100 repealing the section
in the criminal code relating to grand
juries S F 101 relating to the selection
of juries S F 94 authorizing judges of
district courts in vacation to parole and
J discharge persons convicted of felonies
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SENATE
Sheldon of Cass Introduced In the sen
ate on the 4th two bills to abolish the
board of visitors to the Soldiers homes
at Grand Island and Mllford The law
at present provides that the governor
appoint a board of five who shall make
rules and regulations regarding the
hemes and have general supervision over
the commandants The bills introduced
grant this power to the governor and
he shall have power to name the amount
of compensation to bo paid the employ
es and commandants of the homes and
to provide rules by which they shall be
conducted The governor is also re
quired to visit the homes once every
three months The ofilce of quartermas
ter Is abolished and the duties of the
office devolve upon the adjutant S F
8 providing for the nomination of coun
ty commissioners by districts and elec
tion by county vote occasioned much
debate The bill was ordered engrossed
Hall of Douglas introduced a bill pro
viding that the standard of time through
out the state shall be that of the 90th
meridian of longitude west from Green
wich the central standard of time by
which all legal business shall be regu
lated Mr Hall introduced the bill be
cause In different parts of the sato
different standards of time are used
The county officers bill by Sloan of
Fillmore to increase the tenure of office
to four years was killed In rotation
like clock ivork There were five or six
of them and after three had been indef
initely postponed ONeill of Lancaster
moved in order to save time to indefi
nitely postpone every bill introduced by
Sloan This however was not put and
the bills died the regulation death S
F 8 providing that county commission
ers be elected by vote of the county
instead of by vote of districts ordered
engrossed S F 54 that hereafter no
claim for subscription for newspaper
magazine or other periodical shall be
valid for more than the time actually
subscribed for Indefinitely postponed
S F 90 to provide for the supersedeas
of cases appealed to the supreme court
ordered engrossed
and misdemeanors The following bills
were read the third time and passed
S F 70 providing that It shall not be
necessary to serve notice on minor child
in case of adoption unless the child Is
over 14 years of age S F 148 provid
ing for tho annexation of territory by
cities and towns located in two or more
counties S F 9 authorizing the gov
ernor to appoint a board of pardons con
sisting of three members S F 125 pro
viding how amendments may be made
to articles of incorporation The follow
ing bill was introduced by Senator How
ell S F 290 An act to declare all tel
ephone companies in this state to be
comon carriers to prohibit the making
of unreasonable charges and providing
a remedy in case thereof to declare cer
tain charges to be reasonable charges
and provide a penalty for the violation
of the provisions of this act
Governor Mickey on the 9th vetoed his
first bill The measure was S F 29 pro
viding for the payment of fees to the
commissioner of public lands and build
ings Governor Mickey stated his objec
tions to the bill to be that the measure
was unconstitutional in that it provided
for the payment of fees to the commis
sioner while the constitution provides for
payment of all fees to the state treasurer
Warner of Dakota moved that S F 304
recommended by the governor be read
a first time This was done Mrs Lou
ise Bowser will not get the 2000 asked
of the state for the erection of a sod
house at the Louisiana Purchase exposi
tion The senate indefinitely postponed
the bill H R 119 providing for the re
ports of teachers and county superintend
ents was passed H R 167 a joint res
olution memorializing congress to pass a
bill for the election of United States sen
ators by popular vote was passed Com
mittees reported as follows S Fs 100
101 providing for a grand jury system
was recommended for Indefinite postpone
ment The report was concurred in and
the bill was pla6ed on general file S
F 146 providing for the erection of grain
elevators and warehouses was placed on
general file S F 240 defining cultivated
lands placed on general file S F 147
an act for opening and maintaining roads
to bridges across streams separating two
counties amended and ordered engrossed
S F 115 providing for appeal bonds
amended and ordered engrossed H R
64 providing penalty for carrying con
cealed weapons ordered engrossed
HOUSE
Shortly after convening on the 3d the
house took up consideration of II R 330
through the reports of the committee on
cities and towns The majority of that
committee McClay of Lancaster Crop
sey of Jefferson Ferrar of Hall Cassell
of Otoe and Roberts of Dodge recom
mended the bill for indefinite postpone
ment and the minority consisting of
Gilbert and Nelson of Douglas Sweezy
of Adams and Beecher of Platte recom
mended it for passage A good deal of
discussion took place Loomis of Dodge
vigorously pleaded for the bill The prin
ciple involved in it he declared to be of
the most vital concern to every taxpayer
of Nebraska and added that it was of
more importance than anything that
would come before this leglislature For
that reason he thought the house would
seriously err if it summarily killed the
bill He said the opponents of the bill
were not lacking in ability to discuss the
measure in committee of the whole nor
were its friends unable to hold up their
end of the argument No harm there
fore could be done by placing the bill on
general file The vote to concur in the
majority report was 53 against 3S thus
the bill was killed II R 20 by Gilbert
of Douglas the South Omaha charter
bill came back from the committee on
cities and towns by majority and minor
ity reports It was amended in a num
ber of ways the point of difference being
the amendment providing for direct taxa
tion of railroad terminals The major
ity was against the clause and the
minority Gilbert Nelson of Douglas and
Sweezy of Adams were for it The ma
jority report that the bill as amended
knocking out the taxation clause was
svstained Among Gther amendments to
the bill is one providing that the rail
roads keep up repairs on the viaducts
which clause was left out of the original
bill The Shelly bill providing for a
governor appointed board of fire and po
lice commissioners was incorporated in
the bill as a compromise for the exten
sion of the time of city election in South
Omaha to the spring of 1801 instead of
having it come off this year A petition
was read from the citizens of Franklin
county praying for an amendment to
the revenue bill so as to elect county
assessors for four years and employ su
bordinate assessors
In the house on the 4th the judiciary
committe reported for passage H R 4
by Nelson of Douglas the measure pro
viding a negotiable instrument law un
iform with that of twenty one other
states The bill was held up by the com
mittee to hear from lawyers the ma
jority of whom are said to be in favor
of it while some bankers are said to
be opposed to it as it imposes more
strinsent regulations on the bankers in
making out their protest papers A res
olution by Knox of Buffalo was adopted
providing for the printing of 1000 more
copies of the general revenue bill 1000
copies already having been printed
These bills were passed H R 112 by
Deles Dernier of Cass the famous
bridge bill that has occasioned more
debate in the house than any single
measure without the emergency clause
II R 134 by Gregg of Wayne increas
ing salaries of county superintendents
in thirty seven counties of the state II
R 1S7 by Robbins of Sage providing
for appointment of election officers by
county commissioners H R 127 by
Meradlth of York prohibiting the sale
of intoxicating liquors within two miles
of an army post excluding it from oper
ation in Douglas county S F 29 by
Warner of Dakota providing for pay
ment of fees to the commissioner of pub
lic lands and buildings Bills on first
reading included the following To
amend section 6 of tho Code of Civil
Proceduro bo as to allow nctlon of re
covery against trespasser after expira
tion of ten year limit To provide for
the government regulation examination
reporting and winding up of the busineas
of tontine investment associations To
declare the place of delivery of intoxicat
ing liquor to be the place of sale To
require persons sentenced to the peniten
tiary to be taken thereto within flvo
days Appropriating 2000 for the relief
of the people suffering from famine In
northern Sweden Norway and Finland
Emergency clause To erect and eqaip
at the institute for the Blind at Ne
braska City a plant for furnishing water
light and refrigeration Appropriates
6000
The first debate on the revenue bill
occurred in the house on the 5th It was
reported by the revenue committee fifty
amendments Sweezy moved that the bill
be placed at the head of general file
to be considered in committee of the
whole and that the amendments be print
ed Disagreed to A motion by Gregg
that the house work through the days of
next week on other matters and on the
revenue bill at night prevailed The
house passed II R 128 by Jouvenat of
Boone providing for gathering compiling
and publishing agricultural and indus
trial statistics H R 113 by Warner of
Lancaster providing for Indictment in
formation complaint and summons
against and service upon corporations in
criminal cases A report from the Ju
diciary committee was read and adopted
recommending the resolution by Knox of
Buffalo providing for the appointment
of a committee of five to investigate tho
so called Bartley cigar box and the of
ficial conduct of ex State Treasurer Me
serve insofar as it is said to have been
involved In the matter The house In
committee of the whole recommended for
passage II R 323 by Ilathorn of Red
Willow granting to Russel F Loomis
a certain quarter section of land in Red
Willow county The bill has been the
subject of a series of fierce debates and
Dr Hathorn in gaining its recommenda
tion has scored a signal victory as the
result of a most persistent fight Loomis
filed on the land as a homestead in 1S72
He was given his first and second papers
by the governorment But after obtain
ing his second papers the government
notified him that the land had been
turned over to the state of Nebraska as
school land Loomis began suit against
the government and after years was ad
vised that he would have to look to the
state for relief He has been striving
ever since to get his claim The bill as
recommended for pasage Is amended so
as to reimburse the school fund for the
price of the unimproved land which is
to go to Mr Loomis
Instead of taking up bills on first read
ing on the 6th the house on the forti
eth day of the session immediately went J
into committee of the whole and launcn
ed into the ocean of bills on general file
The first two measures on general file
were H R l and II R 2 both of which
were at the authors requests passed
for the day A spirited debate ensued on
a bill by Nelson of Douglas between
Nelson and Loomis of Dodge The bill
compels a mortgagee appealing from a
decree of foreclosure by a lower court
to furnish bond for the rent of the land
pending the continuance of the action in
the appellate court Loomis attacked
the bill as a measure calculated to work
serious hardship upon property owners
and should not be allowed to pass The
discussion resolved itself into a heated
controversy between the two debaters
Loomis secured the adoption of amend
ments destroying the effect of the bill
Sixty five bills were introduced during
the day but very few were read It was
the last day on which bills could be reg
ularly introduced
By previous agreement the representa
tives did not expect any business on
the 7th and only a bare quorum attend
ed As soon as roll call was completed
nearly a dozen members left the hall
and departed for their homes The bills
introduced on Friday were read for the
first time and after receiving the spe
cial comunication of Governor Mickey
on insurance of state buildings the
house adjourned till Monday at 2 p m
The house convened at 2 oclock on the
9th and entered at once on bills on second
reading Sixty four measures completing
the list were thus disposed of The house
took a recess at 4 oclock until 730 when
the revenue bill was taken up At the
first night session of the house to con
sider the revenue bill held friends of the
measure proved sufficiently numerous to
prevent the adoption of any material
amendments to the first twenty sections
Sections 19 and 20 providing for the elec
tion of a county assessor and for the
appointment of deputies by the county
assessor vith the consent of the board
occasioned the greatest debate At the
conclusion however the committee voted
not to amend either section Section 13
enumerating property exempt from tax
ation was amended to include fruit in
the list On motion of Sears of Burt
section 14 relating to tax Hens was
amended that taxes should be a first
lien Junkins of Gopher moved to amend
section 12 by inserting that property
should be assessed at 25 per cent instead
of 20 per cent of its value This the com
mittee promptly killed
AGREE ON CLAIMS BILL
The wolf bounty claim of 40000 and
the beet sugar claim of 4S000 are to be
recommended by the house claims com
mittee for payment The committee has
completed its work and it will submit
its bill The largest item by many times
Is the wolf bounty claim The sugar
bounty claim was embodied in a parate
bill
The finance ways and means committee
will introduce its expense appropriation
bill at once although it is not yet com
plete The total amount of the bill will
materially exceed that of 1901 This is
due to general increased demand of va
rious state institutions The university
receives 70400n a larger sum tnan last
session The Hastings asylums fund is
raised 40 per cent and 240 new cells are
provided for at the pententiary On
the other hand some retrenchment was
done The 25000 appropriation to the
state militia for encampment was lopped
off The demand of the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb at Omaha for con
nections with the water works was re
jected
The house committee on puonc lands
and buildings yielded to a demand from
a soldiers home delegation and decided
to recommend 45000 for a -hospital at
Milford
NEBRASKA IN BRIEF
A new bank has begun business at
Barnes ton
There is unusual demand for farm
lands in York county
The contract for the new depot at
Fremont has been let
The Y M C A of Beatrice are plan
ning a 20000 building
John Crone a prominent citizen of
Ainsworth died last week
A lodge of Ancient Order of United
Workmen has been organized at Bur
well
Schools at Papillion have been tem
porarily closed on account o scarlet
fever
Farm lands In Lincoln county have
of late been changing hands quite
rapidly
Richardson county will hold its fair
this year September 29 and 30 and Oc
tober 1 and 2
Almond McHenry of Dodge county
aged eighty two years was killed by a
fall from a load of hay his neck being
broken
The executive committee of the Ne
braska Corn Improvers association
met in Lincoln on February 25 and
adopted a premium list for the winter
corn show to be held in Januaryi 1904
Charles W Barkley cashier of the
State bank of Seward fell in the yard
at his residence and broke one of his
legs in the same place it was broken
a few years ago by a fall from his bi
cycle
C G Ellwanger who was superin
tendent of the schools of Otoe county
for eight years and one of the best
known educators of that section died
at his home in Nebraska City after a
brief illness
As the result of a school childrens
quarrel near Harbine Mrs Mary
Schroeder was arrested barged with
assault on the child of a neighbor
The case was tried before a Jury
which after being out all night re
turned a verdict of not guilt
Jim Davis the Winnebago Indian
who in December last killed Little
Jim another Winnebago Indian in a
drunken brawl will serve four years
in the penitentiary for his act this
sentence being passed upon him by
District Judge Guy T Graves at Da
kota City
Frank Ford a farm hand in the
employ of his brother Jared P Ford
who resides in the south edge of Val
ley county shot himself with suicidal
intent the bullet ranging from the
chest through his body near his heart
and lodging just under the neck in his
back There is a possibility of his re
covery
The grand jury at Tecumseh sent
a recommendation to the district court
that the commissioners of Johnson
county offer 1500 reward for Charles
M Chamberlain the defaulting Te
cumseh banker It is believed that
the board will act in the matter and
offer not less than 1000 The offi
cers are of the opinion that the reward
will get the man
Frank Howarth a young farmer who
lives near Cook suffered an accident
that will in all probability cost him his
life He was at work on the power
of a buzz saw when the machinery
got out of shape in some way and
the tumbling rod a steel bar about an
Inch in thickness and some eight feet
long was hurled around with terrible
force cracking his skull
Doleful tales are coming irito Long
Pine regarding stock losses from the
recent snow storm At Colonel
reys ranch in Rock county it is said
that 150 cattle were found in a pocket
in the sand hills all dead At Hutton
Lambs ranch twenty five head were
buried and at Buells ranch seventy
five head were buried under the sheds
which collapsed with the weight of the
damp snow
A 5000 damage suit was filed in the
district court at Beatrice by F J Syp
herd against Alonzo Adams Recently
Sypherds wife secured a divorce from
him and soon after the divorce was
granted Alonzo Adams Mrs Syp
herds father came to Beatrice from
Iowa to take his daughter home In
his petition the plaintiff alleges that
Adams alienated his wifes affections
by inducing her to return home with
him
John Palmes a general prisoner
serving sentence for desertion escap
ed from the guard house at Fort Crook
Palmes and the sentry over him were
In the basement attending to the heat
er when Palmes suddenly leaped
through a coal window and disappear
ed in the darkness Palmes was also
charged with assisting in stealing and
Tilling registered mail from the post
mail carrier for which he would have
been tried by the federal authorities
upon the expiration of his sentence
A telephone exchange has been or
ganized at Silver Creek
Jennie Thomas who shot and killed
Fred Broderson at Lincoln and then
shot herself died from her wounds
For a while it was thought Miss Thom
as would recover
Several head of horses belonging to
Ambrose Jacob a prominent farmer
residing near Wymore died suddenly
At first it was supposed they had been
poisoned but the supposition now is
that they were fed hay which was
mixed with a poisonous weed
Passing of the Story Tellers
Two of tho best story tells in tb
senate will return to private life with
the passing of this congress Georg
Graham Vest of Missouri whose wit
and stories have enlivened the cloaK
rooms for tho last twenty years win
end his public career and at the same
time John P Jones of Nevada will re
tiro While Senator Vest was brii
Hont ht tfnnr ho was wittiest m
the smoking room When surrounded
by a group of appreciative listeners
he would tell stories and make jests
by the hour Senator Jones also has
not kept his fun under a bushel He
is extremely serious and profound in
debate but in a free-and-easy discus
sion in the cloaic room his quaint hu
mor is second to that of no member
of the senateAtlanta Constitution
Evil Habits Spreading
The steamship Siberia which runs
between San Francisco and the Phil
ippines and China provides four
opium smoking rooms for Its Chinese
passengers who cant get along with
out indulgence in the narcotic Thus
America not only transports Its vices
to semi civilized countries and to the
islands of the sea but it is in a fair
way to cultivate the bestial habits
of those very countries which it in
vades Rams Horn
Mother Couldnt Object
Little Chronicle Does your moth
er allow you to have two pieces of
pie when you are at home Willie
asked the hostess
No maam
Well do you think she -would like
you to have two pieces here
Oh she wouldnt care said Wil
lie confidentially this Isnt her pie
Country relations would bo moro
warmly welcomed if they didnt ai
ways carry such horrible satchels
WHEN YOUK OKOCKK SATS
he does not have Defiance Starch you
may be sure he Is afraid to keep it until
his stock of 12 02 paektges are sold De
fiance Starch Is not only better than any
other Cold Water Starch but contains 15
oz to the packaore and tells for same
money as 12 oz brands
A Tattersall Romance
The cook on one of our coasting
boats sent for a 5s ticket in Tatter
sails sweep on Caulfield cup To
the stewardess he said Ill give you
half of whatever I win On the ar
rival of the vessel at Townsville tho
other day a wire was waiting for the
cook and Its contents advised Ifim
that he had drawn first prize about
6750 pounds net He immediately
sought the stewardess and advised her
of his luck at the same time saying
I have to give you 3375 pounds
What do you say to taking me and
the lot The offer was accepted and
on the arrival of the vessel at Bris
bane the pair are to be married
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