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2 ' 'I ( [ AI DAI Ini:1 TUESDAY , _ JANUA1W 22 189t.
. .
I HAS 1) ) ASSED ) A RELIEF BiLLmi
,
nons Finl1y Votes t A.proptnto $100- :
000 for Immediate Use in Nebraskn
,
, C RRET e01 LYj CING : DEOUSCED
JtFry'i ; Jmolntondnllcll nnl Thrl :
' Ilngcd that Data hy Cole .lIgIaL no
l'lnecll ul Jfcnrll-lnutlo
I."ghl ' ho Irocroal ltIg.
, l'rO'1115.
LINCO.N , Jan. 21.-(8peclal ( Telegram- )
Conaway's relief bil , house roll No. 13 ,
I.used today by exactly the necessary two-
. thirds "Cllulred " as . It Ias ! an emergency
clause. Wih Ihe exception of Jennes tD :
lougl : county dclegalon voted solJ/
/galnst It. 'fhero was Julte a display of era-
. torlcal Iyrotechnlcs , , but It lacked eome at the
brilliancy of Saturday lact. o thc twentym
ex votes annst It the majority of them
were eXl1lalna" ) on the ground that the appro-
) laton was too large. Speaker RIchards ,
"ho voted nglnst the bill , sId that hall his
, , 'ote ' would have
been nccassary to carry I he
: voted aye , hut ns there was the necessary
alxty-so\'en rcceh'cil In Is favor ho would
.
, Vote no.
; 'The bill , as passed with amanllments , nppro-
3Jriatos UOO.OOO ! for the Immctlato relict of
. the people of the droulh stricken .dlstrlct.
The bonll required , of the secretary oC the re-
leC commission , who has charge of Its dis-
IJrlement , Is $20,000. H aha provides that
In no case shal a sum greater than 10 per
, cent of the appropriation ho dIstributed In
. nny ono cOlnt ) Tha penalty for giving aid
, to persons not In need of relict by county
ofcials Is a flub of $100 and Imprisonment
; In the county jai for not more than thirty :
: doys. In the crlslnl bill the line was 5OO.
COO ! ) DAY , FOi PASSING flhiT.
The large ! number of bills was IlasBed of
nn ) day of the session. All ot Hoblnson's
: his for appropriations of money for the
State IH\crslty went through eosl ) ' . Brall"s
' tWLi billS , one for nn artelan wa1 ut the t
Kearn"y , Industrial school , a/II the other for
. making a semi h'nln note a first len on the
, crop raised theretrom , bolh struck a snag
and 'wero referred back to the committee .
I- The bulk of the elcllenee was Silent on D2mp-
. sey's bill to punish cattle thieves , and an I
, amendment vIsions to Include hog thla\cs In Its pro.
: Davies' hil for amending / the act nppolnt-
. Ipg commissioners of the supreme court was t
Plastered nil over with amendments previous
. to any acton being taken on II , but lie lost L
of them falet , The original lull provilos
that the commlsEoners shah hold oUle for
three years and Thomas moved an amendment -
mo\'et
ment that the Ileriod bi I ) limited to two years
: This amendment was lost , ant the bill passed ,
: It provldcs that the salary of the commissioners -
sioners shall bo the same 'as that or supreme
judges.
One of Robinson's three educational biilt I
eucatonal bils
,
paSt this morning was house roll No. 33 ,
t- provllng for the appropriation of the
a. "IorrIii fund. " The money arising from this I
- act of congress , approved July 2 , ISG2 , has
been drawn regular ] by the Slate un'ersly
every year , Ihl original drafts . ha"lnl been
turnd over to th6 ugents. The bn of , r
Robnson ! Is the blannial authority given b ) , .
the legislature to turn this money over. 'fhe
: , act oC ISG2 apples a portion 01 the proceeds
t cf the public lands to the more completc
- equipment ant support of the colleges for
the b ncft ot agriculture and mechanic arts . .
: The money has been transmitted to the sectary -
' rtary of state since 18DO , beginning wlh
-l. . $16,000 and InereaElng $1,000 each ) 'ear. I
r will continue to Increase until the amount
of $25.000 Is i reached , when It will rernati 1
reman
at tbat 'fguro annualy , ' There has ben
: clvc o . 1ate . $105,000 . (
! ; Chapman has , bill printed , house roll Nc
161 which Is amendatory of sct1on 3,821 ,
c. clialter'xlv , a/llS91 / , ' ltled , " cton Lands
"Puble
Und Building3.- 'provid s' that paYlenl !
for lands sold . under tire provisions of the
L ' : ct , for prairie lands , at least one-tenlh of
' the purchase price cash In hand and on
other lands one-half cash In hand. Note S
' shal be gtvea by the purchaser fer the' tin
paid principal of alt lands , zld on time alT :
'c- shall bo due In twenty year from date of
aale. Interest on unpaId principal 'ehali b . - ,
o per cent per annum.
. " DENOUNCED TI SCOTT LYNCHING.
; : T119 sentIment of the houce In regard tu
the Darrett Scott tragedy was voiced this
morning by Barry , who , at' the opening of ;
the sslon , ent , IP i resolunon' asking tht !
. the governor offer n nlable reward for the '
capture of the murc1erer = and make stich 'I
provision fer their proecuton as mar be
: Ileomed advisable. On Smitit'a motion to
Idopt there was not a dissenting vote The
resolntcn reads : - ,
: Whereas There can be now no doubt that
Darrel Scott of Holt county was deilbaratel y
s ; muraeretl , and In such a manner as to cast
nfeclons cn the gee name 'of our atate :
r . therefore , bo It
- Resolvcd , That this house , alholgh recognizing -
ognizing the full weight of the claimed provo-
ton for the act , deElre to . and docs , cot I-
damn as strongly as It can the dastardly
crime. anti earnestly requests the governor
, , at this ! state to erer , at his earliest cot I.
: yenlence , a proper , suitable all efcient r -
warn for the apprehension and conviction of
his , Darett Scott's , murderers.
hula on first reading and second read In !
were followed by those on third reading , and
- thIs order brought UI the firemen's butte a
bill , by Brady , house roll No. 27. which was
passed , 1 prescribes penalties for wearln : g
; the flremen'e national button adopted as !
special badge by firemen of the Unite d
, . Stalu. howard saiti that he Unled
4 obliged to vole against the bill because ho 1
, considered It class legislation.
4 , ; House roil No. 32 , by Robinson , was rca .0
the third tme , and passed. I provides for
. an appropriaton of the matriculation nnd
dlplcma feel. of
i eel Iho Slate university for a
4 library fund The money Is now In the hanlls
of the slate treasurer , antI Ihe net pro\'ldes
for its wlhtrawl by the hoard of regent
Houle roll No. 33 , by Robinson . folowed
lutt without opposilol. House roll No.3' ,
ale by loblnson , ' came up for third reading
and \\as passed. 1'he measure opprolrlales !
. eli monies now In the hands of lie ( stat Le
Pt. treasurer on account of
accoult tuition tees coilecte ( I
, from lie ( students II the College of colected f
the Slate unl\erslty ,
IN COMMTI I OF TiE W'hIOLF
, At the ( opening of the ( afternoon saBslon
the house went Into commllee of the whole
to consider little on general the , with Hanlson ,
In the ( chair , house roll No. G was the ( fir St
on the carpel 1 was introduced by Brady ,
and Ilro\ldcs for an appropriation of $5,000 l
tor an artesian wel at the Industrial School
. , tor Days at Iearlc ) ' . Brady titoved an i
1101lmenl , making Ihe ( amount appropriati : d
Ipproprlatet
$8,000. Speaker llchards , from the 100r , Ii II.
Iluire what they did for water now , itt ul
Urady replied that It cost the slate $100 a
monlh ( for an engineer to conduct the preaei tilt
. . water worlls Walt was afraid of preselt : .
. lug a precedent , and opposed the bill. Brad 11'
Hahl there would ho 10 taxation iteceasary . as
, the mOley was to come out of the .Saili le
. $10.000 fuiid now lyIng idle In lie ( , llne .
Ia\J seed a substitute to section 1 of the ( , ;
bil , that the state npllroprlnte $ lf.,000 for
artesian experiment In irrigation In the vei it.
era \orlon of the statc. The discussion de-
, ; elopetl the tact that '
elopet every county repr e -
seated on - thooor wanted a well. repe- ;
moved -amentmcnt \ that the cummitt Co
rise cud report the bill back to Iho' cot 11-
mitee , and lien ( hip house went Into a tanglu
OVer the ( matter , lit Iha ( mIdst of which the t
chaIr nnnounced the amendment carrlel. !
Another bill h I ) ' Brady , house roil No , : ; 9 .
wa then ( brought UI for passage It pro-
. . . . , 'I"e that a ) enol deslrllg to secure I 1 10 ' : lit
tor the lJrchlse of Beell crain may b giv rn
a note to the ( parly of whom he secures It ,
the said lole IIomllg a valid Iel ou ( I tie
crop ulsed Another Ilarlameutary 111&10
ensued over the ( attempt to introduce a subs Ii.
I subli. Ii.I
title before I lull been Printed and f'culalr I
rronlnendtd b y the ( 61ldlng : conixnittc e.
'rho commllte' of the ( whole decided 10 rlc
: 'ul report the substitute lck , and then It
. . "tnt Into 11 examination of house roil N ] I .
I" by Sinon , to 3112000 sectIon 5G rol , Co a-
10111toll ( Statutes ot Nebraska. I was tounl ,
. tht there was :1'0 a substitute to this bI Ii ,
Ilo'hlu / that the penalty for stealng
. properly of the value of $ ZO shall be not mora
than coven per Ina than one year In II lie
JInlentar ! . I was also referred back to
the landing ) cOlmlt e.
Fur house tel No. 87 there was no sub ,
, stitute. I Ilroridel that cattle Ind heg
- ' - j- . . - . - .
thieves shall b imprisontd not lesi than OM
nor more than ten years , anti wa recom-
mi ( ted with nn unimportant amendment The
bi l was Introduced by Dempsey.
navies' bill , house roll No. 70 , which was
next under consideratIon , Is nn act to amend
an act authorizing the appointment at su-
preme court commissioners , anti Iprovldes '
that the commissioners shall hold office for
the period of three years from their appointrai
ment , during which time they shall not enat
gogo In the practice of the ( law . Following
the pauge of ( his bill the committee of the
whole rose and reported progress ,
/ COMMJDm TiE SOLUTION.
Burns of Lancaster mved to reconsider the
re solution passed this morning condemn-
tory of the assassination of Iarrctt Scott ,
nnl to strike out the words "although recog.
rrog-
!
nl zing the full weight of the claimed jrpvocafo
lon for the nct. " Rlckels spoke In favor
of a reconsIderation' or the resolutIon , and
sid that n 1 black tuna ho rose on lie (
foor of this hioueo to Ileluncc the lynching
of n white man In the state of Nebrnska.
Conawny hehl that the legislature could
not too strongly condemn lie murder , anti In
an extended speech declarcII that the resolu-
ton should ho reconsidered anti more time
al lowed for deliberation . Iarrlsoh was also
10uII In favor ot reconsideration. Uurns'
m otion 10 reconsider carried , anti Barry accused -
cused the house of la\lnl gone hncll on'
it self. Bnrns sent lp a resolulon of his
own , but Cole ucceedell In getting passed (
the following , which was accepted by Burns :
Whereas , I Is apparent to nil tnlr.mlnded !
mon that Harrelt Scott or Itoh. county , :
mN Bcot 10it cOUlty
Nrh , . hM been murdered , and
Whcrls , I Is 1110 apparent that the
sahl murder of sall Scot was the result
of 1 Ieell laId plan and 1 foul conspiracy :
theretore , bl It
Hefolvell , That we the members or the
honle at repretentatIve , In regular esslon
nlHolbleI , representat\es denounce any ! antI
al l persons who Mils tel In Ihe ( conspiracy
I/Il partIcipated In the ( /urder oC said
Barrct fc'ott : anti be It further
Hcsol\ed , Tn the ell that speedy jus.
tce may he tone , that we favor the olCer-
111 of a liberal rewlr < fol the apprehal-
1101 Inl conviction or till l1rtes to said
cOlsJllrcy ) , nil wel as nil palles aiding ,
a betting itntl conllltlnl : the same.
Tim resolution was passed by a vote of
SO to 2 , Harry and Irole w alone voting ;
against it. Barry explained that he would
have voted for It hal he not becl the
author of the one which the present superS
sc ded. Burns at Lancaster then movell that
the resoluton or' Barry's , passed In the
morning m , bo expunged
The melon _ to expunge the record was
c arried ' .
carred tumuluousl )
ADOPTED 'II nm.lF DLL ,
Con\ny , chairman at the relief committee ,
ported louse roll No 13 lS amended. A
melon was male to SUI.end . the cities a/HI ]
put the bill upon its pasage. Miles mo\ed L
to resubmit the bill. lie said ho was opposed -
posed to the dmount pro\'ldet and wanted I
cut tl $50,000. This was followed by a warn :
Ilscusslon , ncletts declaring that Secr2tary
Imilen of the relief commission hat In .
formell him that alt the money requlrel I
\s sufficient to pay transportation. Uut on i
the roH.cal on the passage of the bill Mies t
votet fOr : nd Rlckett against It. The ayes tt t
altl nays were demanded on a melon to I
recommit anti It was defeated by 60 to 41 .
The bill was then put on passage anti bard ) P
carrlell , the emergency clause requiring a
two-thirds vote of all the members. Follow -
Ing l Is the vole In detail :
Ayes :
Ashby , ( lt4flItlt . Mliner ,
1"con , Glthrl . Ortnn.
Uarr ) ' . 11111101' . . 1ollrnn ,
lechel' , 11errl . Itcitilngton .
B"I' . hart laon , 111"1' . ,
fl raly , Ilarilit , flteliaiigon
Intl' 1a11
IrolmJ11Jln l I . Jubert ol.
ti rownell. hinds . lublnpol ,
tl urns ( Dodge , ) hoist. lotlleutner ,
lums t : ( t.un. . , . howard . flouse ,
CC ain . Itull . Scol ,
C\llbel , Jcnl s' . Hllkllnntz ,
e.lrlsnn. Jenkins tloll ,
C asper . , Tnnp" . Hmlh ,
C itle , iCaUij. S/lckmnn. / '
C . . .
onawny Limborn Ruter.
C rauTh . tIattison . Sutton ( Pawnee )
D\les , McNItt . Van Housen.
DeJane ) ' . JeVleller , Wart
Demp.ey , Ierrlck , \Vlder .
E . Miles. Zink ( Johnson ) .
ritz , 'Moehrman , Zink ( Smun-7 : )
-
G oar . .
I Nays : , .
A Ilnn . trow . .
crw"
IAlan. " SIMn.
, lecle. h holier " . SIenccr.
t tene.llct , tarte. _ Sutton ( Dougla
S
len"lct lalte. HUlon
' t 1rnard . " . ; 'JulRt , n aflog.Ttnitne ) , Dougl.
UI'cknll. Jolnstonell ( n ) Thomas ,
lurl I , . Ltingttoat'alt. .
( hac. ' . l''rtctns. 'cher.
C hapman . Itleketis. lr , SIINlker- . !
C ooley . Jtld ) ' .
Absent or not veUng : . Iarkson , Judd , I
IcBrlde , McFadden , lyer ! 'Sod rman. I
On moloh thE house % Ojourned until 10
a. ta. tomo'rrow. _ . ' . ' I
BILLS ON FmS mEADING.
, House roll No. : s , byLtIIan , to amoni
.s ' ectlon 2,173. chapter xxx'jof the Complel amenl
Statutes of Nebraska of 3II3 , and , to . repeal ,
ithe original section. C
: House roll secton. , by 'Cle , to authortze
an appeal In all attachment proceeding S
: : l'ought In the county coutt or befor - jus- :
, t ice of the : peac , and n o\ldlng for th 0.
, trial of the entire case ' denovo . , on , such appeal -
. '
peal being tnllen. " 1 '
House roll , No. , 20. by Beb. to amend sec
, t ton 3,917 , chapter xlvI , 'O Consolidate t1
Statutes at NCbraEka , and to provide a
penalty fOr violtttion ] or : ctons ( I,00 and
3 ,917 of same chupler. : ' I
' Hou50 roll No. 81 , by Sison . to amend :
'sectol lIH6 , chapter xvlU , entitled 'Hlghi - I
WIYI " of Annotated Statutes of Nebluska : :
, of IS93 : , and to repeal said section as now
existing.
, House roil No. 282 , by harris punlshln
.
by line 01 Imprisonment any one guilty at
wearing the Grand Army button.
House roll No. 233 , by IdeNitt . 10 provIde -
schools. vIde for free . alellunce at public Ilgh
10us ! 101 : o 21 , by lerlcl < . to estab-
lsh h ant .mlintaln a branch soldlerl' and
sllors' , home ut Mllford. Neh
house toll No. 285. hy MungCr prescrIbIng
I time wlhln which suits , actions . or legal
proceedings may bn brougltt begun on
account , or because or or for , any use ,
arising out of the settlement or dlstrihrr l.
ton of the eslutes or any portion thel'cof , ,
of deceased persons pursuant to the ( pre p ;
visions of al act at1tttled ! < "An ' net toimen ( I.
sections 30 and 17G at chapter xxII 10fmend' ;
Complied Slutues of the State of Ne'rasJt
of 18S. entitled 'Deceden ( , ' and to roper tI
saul original sections , and to.reperti seetton
1. 2.,3 , ! . 61 6,7,8,9,10.11 12. 13. H seotons , ' , .
17 , 18. 19 , 2'J 21 , 22 , : , 21 , 2g : 261 27 , ' 2. 29. at
chapter xxlii { of the Compll Slatule : of
Nebrslm for 18 and section 17 of cllapte T
xx" I of the omplcd Statutes of NtS
brska , entitled ' llomesteads. ' and nit act , S ,
and parts of nctl In contlct herewith . "
Approved March 20 18&9.
House roll Ko. 286. by Shook to amend
sectons .02I , 2.022 , 2,023 202t anti 2mO. ri . -
latnA to interest of Cobbey't4 Consolidate ti 1
Slllules of Ib9. , anti to repeal said ollglnll
sections , _ . _ _ _
sectonl _ _ _ _ _
SU01T nAY Hi TIlE SI'N\TL. :
- -
Considerable Aeth'l : 111)1n 'n ' the 1".1'1 ' a
or l'uhilo itttNlitei.
LINCOLN , Jan 21.-Speelal.-The ( ) senate ]
gave more evidences of being I alvo by
' going through n few motions Indicative c :
1 desire to transact 1 small part of the
dutes ( for whIch It was elected Several
re\ortl from standing committees were re
ceived. The bill alrealy , lasscII by the ( I
house apforJl'lntng $85,000 for the p3y- :
lent of the mciniJers and employee or the ( I
legislature was considered In , co/lnileo / ( cf ,
Iho ( whole , /ud ordircd ensr'EsM for third
reading The senate alEe , comlileo of
tto whole , rccommculad for laide : the
hilL offered , b ) Crnno at 'Douglas ) , ldn : !
the "alal'IN of b.iillffo of. the , EUPICIC court (
' lii luglan county cit $900 rr nnnum ,
Under Ito head ( f Ictllons and inem
rials Judge J. C. Cmwfo/d of WcU Point :
Injected ! himself Into the PrOeetinSS , by t
Inducing . Senator Stouffer tram Cumlng
county to offer ns 1 petton the following ;
To the Jonorl.lo , the Senate and House
or nCII'"enlutvcs of the State of N O.t ,
braekn : Your peItiont'r ( r' plcthlly rein ' C-
sons to our hunorb'e ' boiy Ihlt In his I :
l'/llnlol / I woulll he for the best Inlerests of
I ito IHlhl ! ( Ito L chailel' 10 lest Coinpllt ni
Sialulel of 1SII , relalvn o Corlllell
nod 00 I hR. I , ) "elllelt : that It no bond
were rI\UIT' \ ' ' and tw whole , 'eoplt lu I
10ml"lel 10 bear thc 10:18 : : o"oalionel hy I
unfllhful el'Vnnls , greater enro would h I
IS < < itt the selection ot Ilullc oUcers ; Ihul
It the people elect illshtoiiesl , ci1Ji'er . '
11 ( Ilshonelt (1rl ( tll ) ) 'a
tutu riot his trhnUH , HhouM bear Ihn ( loss.
Your IwiIiOit.t' ( further rll.rlSentl . that :
In his opinIon the lallhlg oC nn oath tie C : ,
not make PeoPle ' In ) ' more honell or ( rut ] ii'
fuI : thlt n mln wht wi violate ' I U'usl ox
"bcar false wln"I ( against hil nllghhor" :
without tnltnl art olth wl1 IlerJuro him ,
Ilf It hI takes In Oath : ( hat It I" nn Insult
after the ,111le , hl611d IJ thl'lr vet Cs
thai they repose eonllmee In I CCIttt In
cItIzen tor an allies to salty 10 him c\I'I,11 I
15&Umll hiM duties. " % Vo Iu nDt Ihlll < vet
Wi
cart trust you until you subscribe to ni
, "
oath Billions of dollars arc loaned eve
year to inhibits lt leoll\ ! who ure not r )
Iluirell to ( lubscrlbo to an oath ( hat the y
that
trill PlY \ YIiii due anti no senalh tie
IUI
Illnller wou11 bait ' I Jolor 10 sonslbo (
nldlvls
lS colaleral alcurl ) ' . I would llunl.h
severely persona who Lear rabo vitae 53
. .
Innst thllr neighbors ! , Int I woul abol.
Ish the oath as I relic of barbarism.
BILLS ON FIRST I1LAIIMO.
Bills were Int"duced and read for the first
tim e ns follows :
No. 139 , hy Hnthhun or Ftirnuts , to proRe
v de for the destruction of the Russian
th istle.
thiste.
No. 10 , hy " 'rlght ot Lancaster , to regn-
Into the ( ! lahlshln and nllnlnlnln hy
rairoad anti aieeiing ! r companies or oIIlce
leelng com\anle4 olce !
at certain stations : regulating ] the rate of
charg\ for transportation In sleepers anti
flll 1 maximum rte of charge for such
tr ansportation.
No. HI , hy Lindsay of Pawnee amending
the statltCI , 'eiltlg to the 11)'ment or
costs In mlsdemlnnor and Ileaco warrant
ca ses.
No. 112 by Iolbrol < of Dodge , concern-
eoncer-
InK the duties of county rupervisors.
No. H3. by Bauer of Butler , providing
for the . establishment and maintenance or
1 county College or science , art anll inthis-
tr within several counties of the state.
The senate went Into committee of the
hole on house roll No 71 , with McKesson
In lie chair. The bill , which appropriates
$8 5,000 for the Payment of leglslath'e expenses -
Ito nses , met with no oppsiton , anti when
the committee rose the bill was ordered engrossed -
grossed for a third reading.
l''TZSl.U.1W.'S lU'7'VlS , IT O. " ( .
Cnleoll Ils lntIl tor the l'nrp080 of Fclie
log the M'rl\CIIO Illclrnnt ,
ST. LOUIS , Jan 2l-Bob l lzshnmops ,
who Is pla'IIg here has cancelled all or
hIs dates for next week and will gO back
to Syracuse N. Y. , to answer the Indict-
m eat for killing Can fliordan. He will
Ile a new hond to appear before the court
Inll wi then resume the road . Fitzsltnpa
mons says that ho anticipates no trouble
fmm the indictment , al his laW'erl have
assurell him that the grand Jury returned lie
Iruc bill 10 Batsr $ ' irnittilar clamor , but that
I will not he ! ! pOlular
CINCINNA'I , Jan 21.-:111 Norton of
Clncllat anti Eugene Iculnh of Covlnton
fo tight len rounds here tonight for $200.
Benlnh won.
SIHING 1.1 BI.D , .Tnn. 21.-Johnn Canners
or this cl ) ' , chllplon bantam Conner -
lst or the world , has signed articles to light
Iouls Brooker oC Cincinnati , In this Iht .
Januar' 29 , ton rounds 10 ) POIIUIR weight at
the l rllg sile. and lent I forfeit. ConueM
nlso lelegrphe(1 Richard K. Fox of the
Polce Gazette that he would light Jack
Jadden , )3 POUiids. woull -fve lght . for
the best purse under thc auspices ! oC the
Seahll eltib.
FORT WOn''U , , ' 'ex. , Jan. 21.-Todny In
the count ) ' court Kid Lewis lie ( first or a
g anA . of prize lighters indicted In this
count ) , wits tried 11ml convlcled. HIs sen-
tencc Is $500 fne and ixtydays 11 jail. His
IJht wns advertiser ! 'lS a sparring exhibioi
ton with fOlr-ouncc'glo\ls. Ills partner : In
the exhibiton was g C. 'Fenner. The other
two are Redlh' Gallagher nnll Itenry Bo-
Ielr
li annon . the ( kilter colored This hI the first
frlt
eonvlclol e\.r had 11 Texas under the .
Ilatule enacted In 1893 , making 11"lzq fightm
Ing n misdemeanor. The case will go to
the l court or crIminal appeals ' wl
Two ) IvnrltoJ Out or l'lvo.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jan. 21.-FavorItes did ]
not stand much show In the mutt and rain
They won the frst end last races , anti that
was all. Summar :
First race , live anti 1 hair furlongs ,
maldels : Arundcl , 110 , GrUHn (7 ( to 5) ) , won : ]
Ike L. 100 , 1cAulfe 00 ( to 1) ) , second : :
Prince Idle , 10i. Clrr ( (0 to 1) ) , thlr . Time :
1 :22. : RetiVIll , Phoebe filly . Flf , Boole
H. Panama Pat and Helampo also rau.
Second race. live anti 1 half furlongs , sell. .
Ilg : Imp. Elise , Il , lcAulfe (7 ( to 1) ) , won :
Gunduoupe ] , 10 : : ; . GrUHn ( : to I ) , second : Me. .
anita l , 101 , Carr ( even ) , third. Time : 1:22' : 1e- . ,
N orth . Gold Dust , My Day and Major Dan I
also ran.
'fhlrd race , seven furlongs , selling : Blue
I Banner 101. Chorn (4i ( , to 1) ) , won : Sir
LIIrc ) ' , 101. GrIffin ( : to 1) ) , second ; Miss t
Fletchel' , ) ; Helnrllhl (30 ( to 1) ) , thIrd
Time : 1li. April , Faro , St. Elmo , Doll ) ,
M aCone also ra'i.
1cCone T'I.
Fourth , live and haIr . .
race Ive a furlongs , sell.
l ag : Talbot Clifton . 103 , Chor (7 ( ! to sel- )
won ; I.w'el' . G lln (210 ( 1. seond : Garc'a ,
10 , Carr (1 ( to 6) ) , third Time : 1:21 : '
ned Pat anti Moitle H also ran.
Mole rn.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs , sell.
Ing h : Rear Guard , 112. Carr (4 ( to 6) ) , won : :
Quarter Staff , 101. Llo\'d (5 ( to I ) , second : :
M ester , lC5. Tubervie (30 to 1) ) , thlrJ. Time :
1 :20'Eckert : , Ravine , Joe Winters ant i
1:2Y
Arne also rail
Iloultl at NeOrleanl ,
NEW ORLEANS , Jan. 21.-\Veather
rainy : Iacl < henvy. . "
First race , jI lx , furlongs : , Miss Lilly ( : 9
to 10) ) won. Drlcateher ' ( a' to ' 10) second ,
Old Dominion (20 ( to ' j ) third. . Time : 1:18 : .
Second race one mIle : ' ; iPenlno' : , OZ ( to
1 won Billy McKenzIe (5 to I ) second ,
Jim Henry (3 ( to I"thlrdTime ) : lt8
Third race , lIve and a hair furlongs :
Rasper ( ( to. 5) ) von . Trixie (9 ( to 2) second ,
' Evai (30 ( to 1) ) thIrd Time : 1:1' : ) .
Fourth race , .handlcap. six furlongs : Nero
(3 ( to 5) ) won , Henry (5 ( to 1) ) second , NeriS
Gallop (13 ( to 5 third. Time : Iz .
I"lrh race seven furlongs : Ixlon (7 ( to ,
5 ) IVofl Malga (6 to 1 ) second , Wootiruf r ,
(8 ( to 1) ) ' .thln1. TIme : 1:37. : Woodrl
. - - 0
Expert chemists In' government laboratories
always find Dr. Price's Baking Powder oboe
l ' . .
lutely , pure' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.
WOMAN'S CLUB MUSIC ,
.
Enjoyable Entertulhnlcnt at the rlrst ( ion -
ir.-&ntoI11 Church YeSterday
The musical department of the Omaha
\Voman's club entertained the members of
tie club and theIr friends with I neat pro
g rain yesterday afternoon , from 3 to 6. at
the First Congregational church. The
church was filled. The club members , num-
berlnl 450 , were each granted the prlvlege
of invIting one friend , and , judgIng from the
size oC the audience those honored vitl 1
Invltaton I : were glad of the ppportunlt' ,
to mingle with the members of the \Voman >
club and enjoy the treat airorcied. ,
Those taking part In the program ware :
' MIss Myrtle E. Coon , Mr. Franz Adelmann , ,
, Mrs. H. Muenteferln Mrs. F' . I , ' . Ford ,
Mr. W. T. Mttrshttll. Mrs. H. P. Whitmore
Mrs. Hess Fuchs anti the \Vhltmorel i
Saints' . The most prominent features were
Miss Coon's "AVe Maria , " Mrs. Muentefer -
luenterer-
i ng's plana solo ; Franz Adelmann's vtoili 1
Jng'a aJdthe singing of the All Saints
c hoir. The next meeting will be haIti In
the. new tum over the Boston store , Febru-
lary L 4 , and will be cOnducted by the edu ,
jcatolal dalittment. ' ,
, At a business meeting , which folowet
I the IUlc the commitee which has beea
I'lvestgat ' { ng the disappearance of : lr
, Notlon reported. Mr Corbet was held
'to t be not altogether blameless ] In refer
, ence to thc NeLson disappearance , though ]
lit i 'was ' admitted that her departure was
Iin i a ' measure . due to family und Inuncla i
trouble : lho club almost unanimously
I ldopted the reporl.
, A resolutIon was Introduced In support
lor the bills In the legislntui'e raising ( Ii C
I age of consent and prohibiting the mane
, tacture anti sale at cigarettes . The reso-
luton wal adopt ell after considerable di : :
cus810n , ao far fS the cigarette (1ue9Io ( a
was concerned , anti , unanlmousl wihout Iue'ton
discussion aa 10 the age of consent ,
The board of dlreclors voted to pledge
\otel
$0 toward Ihe $1,0 guarantee necesary
to Induce the Thomas on'heslr to visit ]
Omahu.
Mrs. Frank Cross having resigned al sec :
rotary of the ClUb Miss Lydia McCague
wus appointed to 11 , . the vacancy
unit It I.t 1)lnl.
Last evening the special commttee of the
city council appointed to investigate the
charges brought I ) exSawer Inspector Rot
erlson aHllnst the city engineer held , II : s
final inoetng. 'rhe testimony or JoSiah
Ient Contractor ltantlall . H. S Hull Samuel -
uel ! ( alz. Churchi Parker and Iul Jttercc
wait talceil . None at th""eave evidence :
tending 10 sllo\ that the discharge of itol ) .
ertsun Wil reprehensible , Mr. huh. who
turntsle.1 the pipe. for' condemning , which
Hobctson says he was discharged , said
that he hOlght the Ille ) subject to city it 1.
speoton ( , and that its condemnaton wns '
Without pecuniary slnllclnco to hint.
Bnglnecrc ' Hosewller , In making ' I flat il
slatl'mont'to lie committee , said ( hut Ihe
discharge won for the luke of relrenchment
und that 10lJerilon was dropped Irst because -
cause he was ineiliclent .
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IrU'y-Twl ' l'oi lee Inca I ii d let etl .
NEYORK. . Jnn. 2l.-rore exclament
than the department has hall In yers was
created among the ranks of lie ( 10lce dt 0-
lartment today when I became known thltt (
a grlat number of ltidlctments ' probablY
iifty.two , hUll been found by lie o'er anll
terminer sranll jul' . I IK said these it I.
dhlmentl ! are for police ollllts , as well as
wel
for Julrhnen and others who have testilit ti ,
before the I.exow coninjittee . ur ! teallell
names have ht'pn brought before Ihat bed ) '
II an unfavorable light. Most ot the ( indic t
monlH are for bribery Warrants are to he I
Issued Inunediutely . Ind Ihe ( hatch viil be 1
sent , af loon UH they are made out , wi pa ) .
lice hIUII'uarlcrH. 10 he served bi p.
central olle detecl\o ( atqrgeaitts ,
Left . 'il lila '
tf1 111 l'rolllrtr tn Charity ,
SAN FI\NISCO , Jan 21.-Jame A.
nraley , , bachelor capitalist ' , aged S died
laRI monlh In Fnliolu hospital , Oak'and ' ,
Ho made a death bed will , leaving ' edi a.
catonal Insllutons alt his property In I
this state , Including u monthly incoir
Incme
of $ . At ito same time he tratislerre
nil lila real estate In Minnesota , valued
at $9.0. In equal shares to the Oxford
orphan aslum of North Carolina . Davia
sun eol'gl In the same slate. anal u Vt : r-
globe theological seminary Attorney Rich '
1- Bradley , his nephew and nearest of
1 lnl wilt contest the wilt all deeda uleglng
uarSue Influence on lie dying octogeneiria :
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OMAHA T0Mj ) ITS POLICE
, aoU.-
Re quires Fewer Officers Thin Any Other
OIf&ofIth Size
jOIfof-It
AmU L nolr ! or CHIEF SEAVEY
F'ro i and Iolcot ConlI" , loner ne.elvo
Authority to lItly , Adtl1lolnt Fire En-
glnes-Ihulncn 1ono ) by the
loladTI.nst ( livening ,
. I.vonlnl
, II l '
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In his nnnual report to the Board ot Fire
nIl Police Commlsstbners last night Chief 'at
Polce Seavey stated that Omaha has the
beat police governed city tn the country ,
though It has fewer patrolmen by from
20 to 60 per cent. ThIs Is the chief's eighth
nnnual report anti the commissioners consIder
It 1 complete anti ! comprehensive one. Last
year there ware nlnety.thre men In the pen -
Ice department , and of these only elgbt.slx
were on patrol dot- Fifteen new officers
were appointed , amI the same number of :
old ones discharged In June for various
ca uses. The chief suites that there has been L
greater harmony and efclenc ) among the t
members than In previous years. The department -
partment made G , : 9 arrests during 1891. In
3,0:2 cases convictions were obtained and I
2 , 612 were dlsmussed from custody. The I
amount or stolen property reported to' head .
quarters was $22,710.50 , anti $10,212.80 of this t
amount was recovered by the oiflcers
The value of tim personal property of tbe
member of the tepartment ranges from $260 ( I
to $3,000 , all averages $760 apiece. Forty
Ihreo officers own $248,000 worth of proprty
ali pay $3,070,87 In taxes thereon.
There was the smallest number of arrests
tor drunkenness since 18S7 , and the report L
says that Il Is because there Is a better class :
of salon keepers than formerly The chIef ,
tit lioks that pely crime Is on the Increase
and suggests that a worlt house bo pro\lded.
I Is shown that 220 11rostltutes contribute
about $15,47 In nnnunl fines.
The expenses or the department were $01. .
63 8.20. The CXIeUSe of feeding the city prisoners -
oners was $2,413.56. Amount taken from
prisoners , $12,315.86. Days lost by members :
of the lepartment , 1,843 % .
WANTS MOltS OFFICEnS.
The chief nSIC ! the board to appoInt twenty
moro patrolmen , five reserve and two more
mounted officers on May 1. lIe also wants a
sort of cl\1 ser\lce cote to go\er the tie .
prtment , and wants more stringent rules bi
elmInate relgious and political difference : i
from the department. lie suggestell that of .
fcers ( l who are compelled to absent them-
sw elves from duty be alowad hal pay , and I
would like to see the patrolmen receive pay
nccordlng to their time of service , gradtn 1
them In classes , end to receive $ i6 , $70 ant : i
s GO per month , , while nil new mel are to reo
cclvc $50 per month for the first three
month ' service.
Ho renewed his suggestions that U would I
be a saving to the city to buIld a ji a 11 I
polco court , instead of having to pay $3GOO
per i year for tile present inconvenient lunr-
te rs. He wouldlllo to' have a police surgeon
appointed ) to Ik.ter the sick and Injured I
ofcers and prlsotuirs , and thinks 1 would be
a saving In tLe aid \ money to the cIty. As
the janitor w.qr .round the jail costs the
city fG5 per IJlltl anti the work Is nearly :
al done by thtp , prisoners , lie suggested that
the services of4Ite1anItor ! could be ( lspensed
w ith. ChIef evtri would also hike to have
the board app tu tl a , regular polceman to ct t
as license IngctoD and more fully enforje
the liquor law \gctoD rty-six ( special polcemen :
.
arc now on tqty ] expense to tM ( , city .
The total nmotptf goods pawned and put -
chased by cwn1rokers . was $10,346,59. I
Dalance on hud intho Police Relief assocta :
te Polce Relef associ-
ton fund Is SGO89. Total disbursements
durIng , the yearjapountee1o $2,082.30. Chief f
Seavey presented slnlar : reports Cram ftCn : I
other , , cIt1esanjIn conclusion . , paid :
1
COMPAIM W.lH .
' , 'I , desire to,0Iour : , attention to the corn
partve statemethmerewithi of the police ex : .
penses of fifteen clUes , that are located In I :
t hirteen different states . , Ilivlng population S
ranging from 70,000 ' 'o' 200,000. I wilt be
obsen'ed that the pohlceexpenses for the cit y
of Omaha Is , G3 cent pe capita , which Is I
f rom 20. to 70 per cert less than any other
city named . This statement' shows that . ,
Omahl has anD member of the police depart ;
ment to 1,613 Inhabitants , while the other' '
cItes average one officer to every 1.000 in -
i tabitants. " .
The following liquor licenses were grante tie
to saloon keepers : Peter Coos , 1308 Cass : t I.
O. Werher , 617 South Thlrtcnth : Curl : it
Madson , Twcnty-second and Poppleton : Gilt 0
S . Iant 2S24 Farnam : Anna J. Spoer I
2818 Farnam : Foley & Carter , 220 South
Fourteenth ; John Marhover IG35 North
Twenteth : Isaac l1. Smih , 312 South Fit -
tecnth ; WillIam Dillon , 121G Farnam ; Fred
Dalsky , 724 South Thlrleenth : Herman
Zeler , 115 parnam : John W. Green , 41
South Thirteenth.
Officer S. S. Drummy was fined three dnys' I i I
pay for being late In reporting for duty , and ,
John Anderson preferred charges against o.
fcer Haler , charging him with drinking ,
when on duty and assaulting Frank Johnso
i n a felonious manner Haler wi bo given :
a bearing next Monday nlghl.
A burglar and fire alarm connected wit h
the city alarm system was ordered placed
In i the Byron Reed room of the public 1- dI.
brar ) The fro alarm system and crcult
baterIes were ordered removed from No. 3
cnKtne house to tile basement of the city hal I.
Time commissioners were authorized by the
city council to purchase one book and ladder
apparatus and one steam fro engine : or , In I
leu l thereOf , two additional steam Ire er I.
g ines.
, -
Dr. Price's Is thoonly bnklng powder that
wIll make , fine . pastry without shortenini
'
It's absolutely pure.
I'a _ _ _ _
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BOARD OF EDUCATION ,
Members 'Vont LtCCI.O nnd FIne Uoycnae
Ulvcrt"d train Ellneltn.\1 1una
At the meeting of the Board of Educaton
last l evening , the treasurer's report showed
a balance of $75,000 In the general ' fund. I I
was decided to ask the city council for
$00,000 appropriation for tho' school year of f
1895-6.
A resolution was passed to Instruct the attorney L.
torney ( of the board to
prepare a bill for a
consltutonal amendment to be presented to I
Iho Douglas county delegation In the legisla-
( tire . wIth a recommendaton Ihat I bo ( alto fl
UI for legislative enactment. I Is propose d
that the re\enue toni saloon licenses and '
fines be placet.lp a luau other tItan the edt u-
catonal , < It ,
A resolution was , passed granting B r.
Duryea thrc "ymls' leave of absence , and
expressIng deep ympathY : for the absent and
afflicted member pf the board.
The holders 'orl ff hl following numbers were :
allowed certiflc4r : ,
Primary 0raXtj-umbers I , 2 , 11 , 12 , fa ,
1. IG and 17. , ' , .
Grammar Urade-kumbera 1 and 12.
flight SchoOl rmdp-Nuniber 20.
'Nulber
I'resldent Aldio \ \ r. appointed ! essrs. n. I , ,
Thomas , A. I'.Tukey 1
Thomal ant I. A. Hhoes it
special commlt ( - \ teachers' ( trainIng achool : 1 ,
Two I ' "t ' ) Little 5)amuiigo.
At 10 o'clqclc (1ft night a fire started In I
the Ware bocK , 011(1w - ( aouthealt ( corner at t
Farnam and Fljtee/mthm , Jlr ets , In lie ( atore-
room of the OlnkmA BUsiness college. Gooll
work by time tuiY U&ttartinen ( kept Ihe blaze
Cram IlreadlnRJ'1 ' but little ihaninge v s
done outslde oC detruction 10 tropert :
Ione y
t1 d\ltnclon Jl'ollerly
necessary to reuch the seat of the tire . 'l'l e
lire started lt I closel , used IS u store room ,
near the ele\ntor Ihar on lie thIrd hoe a' .
'rime damage to the buIlding Ihlrt
'lhe bUlllng was $200 anti 10 I
time business college aboul $100 , fully { co : i-
crell ty insurance , 'le ) building Is owned
by William Paxlon , Jr. )
Just previous , to this fire the departmei it
wan ' coiled to Fifteenth und Capitol riveimu C.
Capio
where u sla\ . blaze started In the Aldlno
restaurant . 19 North Fifteenth slreet. 'j'i me
fire orlglnqtell ( from / large range In Ihe
hock purl of the restaurant 'l'he dams .0
to the building , whIch II owned ' h ) ' MI Cu
Maul , Is $ IW , and to lie ( stock In 11Iu
resluuran , uWled br Frank Gelsl , $22. full I
insured _ _ _ . - _ _ - _ _ _
1nnof of Iho ) .1)11 Legloit.
The Loyal ' Legion of Honor heht a meetIng -
lag at the Mercer taut nIght , for the pu r-
, IOSO ot perfecting arrangements Cor the I
funeral ot thin late Major Joseph
'a' ' , ' . Paddock. It ltajor
\ 1Iddoek was decided Ihat
the commanlleT' would be tn at-
tendance and conduct the funeral lervlee
at the grave. ( 'arriags for companions w , ill
be provided and will ' leave the postotlia e
promptly nt 1:3. The folowing posloIee :
were appointed to act n pall bearers : Gen.
rl .malA Cobb , Major C. 'V. ' Pierce ,
Major T. 8. Clark on , Lieutenant John B.
I.'ury , Colonel John B. Summers , Colonel
T. Ii , Stanton , I.leutenant W. I. WIlson ,
Ilattennnt N. S. hiarwood . Genernl \'lson ,
I.'rederlck and Captain . J. H. Prat. 1
. A .lUSl . .lXTS. .
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"Don Caesar Do Bazan" Is nol I stranger
to OmAha theter.goer Alexander Sah'lnl
.
having made Ito gay , careless , Impecunious
Spanish cavalier known to us In days gone
hy , the late Edwin 100th having played the
do vii-mns.csuro hero with that great ability
which so distinguIshed America's greatest
tragedian. Much has been saM anti written
of Alexantler ' Salvlnl's portrayal of D'En-
nery's strong creation , much Utlt WAS cx-
tramely laudatory and a good deal that has
bcn In klnl ) ' criticism , but after a close
nnnlsis of lie player In this Partlctmlar
charncler , one cannot help but grow enthus !
asto o\er the fine sense of completeness
wih which the young actor surrounds the
role of the prlnco of rO'sterers , whose
s word was always ready to defend virtue
anl , whose word was ns true as his Toledo
bl ade.
Mr. Salvlnl gave nn Olaha nudlenco nn
opportunly ! last , night at Uol's theater to
gain form acqunlntnnco of the Spaniard ,
but to the dlsgrco of Omaha theater.goerl
bo It salll that only I small audience greeted
this remarllably gifted young player. Why
Sal\lnl Is not more generously appreciated
by Omaha theatar.goers Is a question past
queslon
al unllerstandlng , In view of the art which
Is so essentIally a part of the character or
this descendant of the Lathms . hut enough
of caviling , the play demands the space.
Sal\lnls motion of Don Caesar differs "er ) '
matorlaly from that of several other actors
the writer has seen In the role. and In the
early scenes It gave one the Impression at
being overacted , but as Salvin I unfolded the I
character amid the reasons b9camo more all'
parent for the seemingly o\er accentuaton ,
the force of the man was lost sight at In :
the 'perfect ensemble presented. Hero was I
a southernar playIng a grandee of Spain anti I
10\lng the I.atn race , and , rememberIng his I
carl ) teachings the o\er.jestculaton became
acceptablc , the boisterousness In keeping I with
the character acted , and In the light of the
whole well rounded performance , I wns I
seen that his concapton of Don Caesar was t
both intelligent and just.
There are three other strong characters In
the drama , which Is one of thc best examples
of stage craft , Don Jose , the trencherous I
prime mInister to Charles II of Spain , the t
\ weal ant lascivious king , amid Marlana , a I
stret singer. The former character was t
most acceptably played by Wiiam Harris ,
whie the king was In the very competent
hands h of 'a'Ihliani nedmund , whose work In
da's past has placed him In the front raffia
of stock nctors. Miss Morctt has a most t
Interestng I part In Montana , alhough a I
part whIch thIs culurerl woman would I
h ardly care to play constantly , for In the
carler acts she Is decldcdly a coquete and I
ambitous of fine clothes and a position verb ,
much above her ranl . She played the i
character , however , with Quiet force which , '
whie she dId not dIvide the honors with the :
star , she was quito a part of them. Maut I
Dxon was an attractive armorer's assistant L '
and made a most interesting 1001tn1 boy ,
The play was beutCuly stagell anti mate a .
most deserving impressloim ,
Paul Dresser , the well known composer
and song writer , comes to the Empire for a I
four-nIght eugagement , commencing wih I
Sunday matinee . January 27 , appearing In I
his h new comedy , "A Green Goolls Man , ' ,
whIch treats of the ups and downs of New
York politIcal life , IncIdentally giving : n In-
( creating and amusing expose of the "green
goods" game , Introducing a bona fida I
Ite
"goods" operator ( reformed , however , ) In
conjuncton with the other talented memo
b ers of the compauy. Mr. Dresser will bo :
remembered through bl appearance In this
cly with "The Danger Signal , " "A Tin
Soldier" and other well known attractions.
This evening at the lloyd Alexander :
Salvin I , the well known romantic actor , wi I
present for thin first time In Omaha his new I
play , "The ' Student of Salamancl , " whIch :
o nly" li the 'short space ' or I few , months : ,
has h proved Itsel to be one of the strongest ,
plays In his repertoire Salvlul's reper- ,
tolro at the Boyd will close tomorrow evening :
with his magnificent performance of Alex
alder Dumas' romantic drama , "The Three
Guardsmen , " Mr. Salvin I appearing In the
cbaracter of Philippe Artognan.
The Irish comedian , Mr. Joseph Murphy ,
will open at the Boyd for I foul nights I :
engagement , anti no doubt his admirers wi I
be out In full force for he calls out the
faihful followers of the Clan-Na-Gael and
all the opposing clans for fear of mlssln g
his jokes sure , and Murphy himself the
spalpeen sent he that same vogue of a
shaugraun that has nearly spit the sides
of half the Irish settlers In this sllmrockless
America. And In hIs character of Larry
Donovan In "Shaun flitue . " when be sing
his i song of "A Handful of Earth , " does ho
not carry them back to time tme when they :
lar l the old home beyond the sea to seek
a home In this land of liberty ? Time reper-
eire for ! r. Murphy's Omaha enagement
will be as follows : Thursday and I rlday :
nights , "Shaun nhue : " Saturday matinee ant yI
night , "The Donagh , " and Sunday night ,
Shaun nhue , " On Saturday areroon Mr
Murphy will appear for the benefit of the
Nebraska drouth sufferers. S
Ever spoonful of Dr. Prlco's Baiting Pow
der absolutely Is of full pure. strength ll used , because It' ;
.
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'ElSO.L l'.ll..10UJ'lS.
F. E. McGnnis , Hastings , Is at the Barker
Mrs. D. W. Aldridge has returned from a I
visit to friends In Dtrol .
F. C. Fishier , ono of the cattle barons o ,
Wyoming , is at the Paxton.
Ed Ohimner , a prominent hotel man of Ho '
Springs , S. B. , is in the city ,
H.V. . Adams of the Wabash Is registere' ' a
at ( lie Paxton , frori St. Louis.
II. G. Godfrey and T. L. Phelps are regis -
Lered at tlte Barker from Lincoln.
MaLt Berry , advance agent for time Kitnbal Il
Opera Comique company and Corinne , Is I : U
the city.
CaptaIn P. H. flay , who has beeim in tim e
oity for a week past , left for lila post a L
Fort Washiakie yesterday.
Judge Dundy , Elmer and Albion Frani : : ,
Scip Dimady and Marshal White have all gen e
Lincoln to attend federal court ,
Ellis L. Blerbower , receiver of the Amer , -
lean Water Works company , has arrive d
home from arm extended trip east ,
Miss Augusta Do Forrest , Miss Urac
Webster Etlelfeemi , Mrs. C , If , Martin , Gcorg '
Ciare , Etimmuinti Day , Paul Cozetlenve , Ii
Loigit anti wife , M. Mazzanorvlcim are meni
herS of ( lie Alexander Salvinl company re ,
Istereti at time hotel Darker ,
At thmo Mercer : Janmeit Risk , Litucoir I ;
F' . K. Moody , Kansas City ; George Lent
Poughkeepsle , N. Y , ; C. A. Runipf , Uran
Island ; C. W. Pierce. LIrmcoln ; II. ii , At
drows , liolcirego ; lii. F. ICing , Lincoln ; 0. 1 I.
Swiogicy , Beatrice : \S'Iiliammi Firoved , Mor -
rnotitii ; J. C. Shickhey , Getieva ; C. I .
Williamson , Chicago ; F. B. Hart , New Yor ;
A. U. clreensreet ( , St. Joe ; F' . S. Qiarlcsam m ,
A. Desiardins , ChIcago ; Fre4 Dhrnona , Sa It
LalceV. : . I , Fishier , wife anti cbmiitlVymnort , . a .
. Mallory , Grand Island ; 13. 0. lirinthia i ,
Grand Island ; C. E. Reid , Peoria , Iii.
Nohtrtuiikmima itt thu hlotri ,
At tIme Murray Mrs. 11. F. Hrnttlm , T.lr .
cola ; A. I' . Stmiitii , F'ioremice ; C.V , Cod
roll , Lincoin ,
At the Areule : W. H. Love anti win
Tekamah : 11. F. Marshall , Id. hlutut , Vail
J. 0. Johnson , Ifearney ; J. N. iulorey , Got
don ; liorrigami , IlIoomtleId ,
/tt tIme Millard : .1 , 13. Barnes , Nor1oh
J. 1' . Fine Cozul ; W' . L.Vilsutm , Nebramaic
City ; A. . lteeson 1)avo Fitzgerald , Lii
coin ; F' . Itt. Casteler , BlaIr ,
At thin Arcuuhe : 11 , 'C. Ilruner. Geneve
'V. F ] , Ferrall tutu wife , Iim.tiatlngs : Geor
Cohver , Aurora ; J. Id. Dorsey , J'Ilba
1 % ' . Jt'nai , Dloomfleid ; T , Ii ! . Howard , Wee :
lag \Vute ; .
At time Mercer : James Risk. Lincoir m ;
B. H. .Amulrews , iloidrege : C.V. . I'ierct
F. KIng , ILtilcolti ; V. C. tf3htickle ;
Geneva ; W , I. Fisher apti vIfeVyrnort
, Mollory , B. 0. Brindle , Grand Island.
:
At the Iehlone : A. L , . l'addok Bemutrlca a
.1. L. Wilson , Tekarnab ; I ) . K. 'rindal
Grand Island ; Mrs. anti Mites 'rindala a ;
Auburn ; A , P. iIurch anti Ivife. Ituabrihia
Mutt 011111. Kearuie ) " ' 1' . J. Morrow , No : :
follc ; U , V , S\'uinwrghmt , BlaIr ,
At the Paxton : J , M. } Cilparlck ( an id
wife. Beatrice ; 11. U.'eihs anti wife , A : r-
hington : V. 13. Kern , hastIngs ; S. H. Iloeb
Wfianer C. I , Tuttle , Kearite ) ' : 11. ( :
I'eieaii , Yutan' It. C. Bennett , Uenevu :
H. Iiardumg , N'ebraska City ; C ] . 0. Iiropui
Htromaburr : Iii. D. Welch. Lincoln ; H. )
Searie , Nsfson .1 , l. White , Lincoln.
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A NTI-TOXiN CO1ES TO Ob1iIi
A ppfled for the Pint Time In This City
Last Evening.
SO ME RESULTS ARE EXPECTED TODAY
h ) escvlption of Illplitltorln , ( lao i1nnimOr in
% itlcii thin Nev itetneily iii Ilitoti nitil
Itcasona Viay Cures Are
Louketi Eor ,
Fiio first experience In ( lie ttso of antitoxin
as a reined ) ' for diphtheria is now being
tr ied in this city , and time rsuls ( are being
a waited with much Interest. Tito applica-
ti omo was made at 5 o'clock Inst evening in
tIm e case of a 5-year-aid churl at 1013 Dotighis
st reet by Dr. Towne , nsslstant city phmysi-
cl an , anti Dr. Spaidliig. The disease In
th is case is well developed , As a rtmlo three
ap plications are imeccssary anti It is not cx-
pe oted that aiiy tieflnit reattits can be mioteti
til mtii late tItle afternoon , when time remedy
w ill be used for ( ho secotmd tune.
Dr. Stone Imas fmmrimlalmeti The Bee s'itIm a
fe w facts stated itt nonteeiiitlcai language
re garding dIphtheria atid the new nntt.toxitm
tr eatimment. S'uys lie :
"Tue anti-toxino treatnidnt hiS nlroady es-
ta blislied itself over the whoho civilized world
at iti revolutlonizeil the treatment of timis most ,
d read dIsease. hiphttlierin Is an acute lube.
ti oua disease with constitutional sytilhtOiilS ,
p rofound in their character , anti also with
lo cal nianifestailomi , in the bormu of false
n memnbrane , itsimnily imi the nose or throat. or
b oth. In 1S83 Klebs discovered a bacllltis
w hmlcit was fottmmd to ho characteristIc. in
1 881 Loather separated time Klebs bacillus
f rent tIme accoiimpamtylng ioisomi reotmitimig
fr om it. lie inoculated aimlimicis with these
b aclhil anti caused dlphithieria , wiilclt killed
th meiim ,
In 1803 ( lie New York City Board of
h ealth immatle a microscopical investigatiomm of
a ll suspected cases , fintlitmg true allplmthieria
ii i over 3,250 cases out of 5,600 exammilnetl. As
a matter of very great imiterest to tIme pitbhic ,
it Is found that the disease is very inbec-
( b us , time bacilli very temmaclous , nmmti ( lint
th e ) ' exist in ( lie throat for mammy tmnys alter
th in iatlent is , to alt appearances , well. In
6 00 cases of recovery tlte bacilli \vera gone
ii i three days , Iii nearly 200 cases they vere
p resent seven days , in sixty-four eases
t welve nays , lii tiilrt3'.six cases fifteen days ,
i n fotir cases thirty-five days , in two cases
s ixty-three days , so that no case is safe from
g iving it until the bacilli cantuot .bo found
v itIi tIme microscope.
° Tlmo death rate tinder the best old treat-
m ont in jmrovem cases has beemi frighmtftii. in
A merica , vlttch bails In results , obout 30
p er cemit died. In France , in omme of time best
h ospitals , about 50 per cent ,
'Tiio result of the presemico of a. diplt-
t hierltte memmibrano in ( Ito throat is a poison ,
v iolent and destructive : It is teclitmicahly
c alled a tox-albumin. Time tahse membrane
i s cultivated in a. warm umoist air for three
o r four weeks ; it gives rlso to 'ioleiiL
t oxins or poisons , just as in the throat.
'PT tmeso nra strong enough to kill army animal ,
T his toxin is thIluted witlm iodimie and a
ma tntll : qtiantity injected tinder the skimi Cf
t he anhimmai. This causes only a hittio fever.
D ay by day moro is injected. each day using ,
l oss iodine and more toxin , 'tIll ( Ito foil
s trength can ho borne. Seine anlimmals are
b ettor than others. The sheep , goat and
c ow do very well ; dogs do better , amid time
h erse best of nil because lie Is not very
a tisceptlbo ! to the polscn. It takes as much
a s eighty days to get. tite horse ready to
f urnish thin anti-toxin , and this accounts :
f or ( tie trouble and delay the doctors are
h aving. Time serum , or watery part of
t ime blood of a htorse LImits treated is called I
at nti-toxin because it tinS been fcund timat
t his sertmm , Iviten injected under thin skin L
o f a child suffering ( rota tiiplmttmeria , kIlls I
t he toxins or poisons produced by. time
i liplitimeria. Deleting deseryema tIme credit of
t Ills treatment. . , .
WHAT TuSh RESULTS ARE.
"A very brIef example wlhi tell what th I
r esults are : Dr. ATonson , vimose name be .
l ongs with l3elmring's , gave $1,000 wortt
O f serum to the Kaiser and Kaiserhn Fred.
c rick hospital In Juno anti July , 1894. It I
e ight 'uveeks' treatment they hind sixty-three
c ases and eight died. Then ( ho horses that
f urnished tIme serum tiled , anti they had t
f all back on the old metimods while waitlnf :
f or new hOrses to ho made ready to furnIsh t
s ertmm.
"In- seven weelts' 'waiting , with the best L
o ld methods used , in ninety-nine cases , fifty. .
five died. By this Ume new serum wa : I
r eady , and in six weeks more with anti. .
t oxin , they bad aighity-ono cases , and enI ) ,
t welve died ; so tlmat wIth antl.toxln in 14 I
c ases only twenty dIed , about 14 per cent.
whilin lit those awful seven weeks time )
l est fifty-five out of ninety-nine cases , ovem
per cent.
"Virclmow , the great. surgeon , said 'all
t heoretical considerations must give way lx
t he brute force ci thieso figures , ' 14 jier cautl ;
a gainst 56 per cent. "
Every analysis and contest proves Price't 3
Cream Baking Powder absolutely pure.
5flOP 'OR0ES REDUCED ,
FIve Iluadreti Men Temporarily Laid OfTbl .
tiio union J.'acltic ,
A reduction In the number of men em.
p loyed In ( he hiops of the Union Pacific C
between Council liluffs
and Cheyepne woe I
made yesterday. Five
humidred men wer S
l aid off , time number at Omaha being 30 .
Master Mechanic Manning of time Nehraskn
hivislon says the amen , will be vut back a :
f tst ls Iticrease in' business lviii warrant
The reduction affects thirty mcii at Grand
I sland , sixty at North 'Platte and ( went )
at Council Bluffs and South Omaha ,
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luuionsi of lliamry C , Cole ,
ThmO funeral of Henry C. Cole sviil be hmeld
at imis residence , 825 I'ine street , today at
1 :30 : p. m. Friends Invited. Intermemit un
vaLe ,
Henry C. Cole died at his resitlence 821
Pine street , Sunday afternoon at 2 n'cock
Mr. Cole was born In Oxford , N. V. , nec I
wbmen a young macmo came from that stntt
t o Chicago. About twelve years tmgo lit
l ocated In Omnima and was a mactuber of timc ;
f irm of Garrabmunt & Cole.
For ( lie last seven years lie hmati beet' I
( lie mnost trusteti malinger of one of the tie.
i : trtmncnts of thin Hteele-llniltlm Grocer ) ' coni :
pariy. Mr. Cole's name wtima a symionyrr t
for honor. and the world is better for hit : t
h aving lived , lIe leaves a wife anti twc
daughters.
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YOUNQ MOTHERS
' ' , , We Offer You a Remedy Which
insures Safety to Life ot Mother and Child.
"MOTF1El'S
F1UND _ ! ! d Risk.
After iiain 080 boitlo of "MOTREflR'
FntsNn" i umTered but. little paImi. anti did
not expertenca that wetmkmeta , nftorwmmri ,
utausl In such 4'afoa.MttS. At$1E GAas ,
flazior Sprlimgs , ifan ,
Sent % .Y Mail en Sapretma , en receipt of price ,
, bottle. hook t' ) tuttteia musiteti
Era. . 801.1 hr au iruggi.ts.
IIEIPFIEIT ) I1EGULATOIICO , , At1ntn , Ga ,
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Frozen
Roads
Bruise tile Jiorso's fect and
stitlbii his joiitts , tjtlt. it rub with
Mexican
F'lustang
Liniment ,
a good feed and a l'M'ifl
ttililo Will 80011 hflllCF up
hiS logs. 'SVilI btthi'iIili l'rOSt.
bit.ea ttntt chilblains Com
the driver , too ,
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$ yfjPoYfq ?
,
Ltt ( L- ! . . ! \ : .
O:13T : 3iNJO'
Iloth the lIletilod niiti results when
Sytii1) of Figi ; ii ; taken ; it is plcnsnnt
nIlti rofiesliltig to the taste , atid acts
gently yet Jrolhlptly on the k'hlnoys ( ,
Liver anti BOrtl1S , cieniuseg the sys-
tout efteotimlly5 (1181)015 colds , llCfl(1-
aches IBId foyers 811(1 ctirct hnlaitual
cohisti1intioui , Syl'1l1) ) of F9gs ill tim
only lChm1e1y ( of its kind evet , pro.
(111(10(1 , )1CaMihig to the taste nuid no.
C01)tallO to tim StOhimaclh , lal'Olllpt in
its ItOtiOlt anti tFihlV beiueiicial in ita
effects , IrclaI'cl ) ) ( only from the most .
healthy 1111(1 ( : lgrcenl)1o ) sllbst1lllces , its
111811 % ' cxc1lciit qualities COhlihIleIld it
to all flhlti have hlhlliC ( it the illost
1)0PihltB ) : roimuedy klmOWIi.
Syrup of Figs is for sale iii dO
CcItt bottles by all lending drug-
glsts. Any reliable dIlIggist'llo
nItty uiot IlfiVO it. OIl 111111(1 'SS'ilI prp-
cihro it promptly for any one who
Wishes to try it. Do not accuptany
ttbstitiite.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRAIVOISOD , CAL.
LOUI2VLLE , itI , IVEI ( ' t'ORK , N.h.
onA'rnrUr-coMFohtTn'rn.
EP' Aa h , .
liflhiAKF..tST-HtJPI'iiIu.
"B ) ' IL thiorougim lciiowledge at tIme natural
lt l aws viiiclt govern time tipetttltitmma : of duit's.
t ioti utmid ittttrttlan , Cmiii by a careful nititli.
c atiomi of' the hue Properties of vell-selected
C ocoa , Mr. 1PIiS imas ; troviiheti for ottr itreak.
f ast and supper a deilcittehy flavored hover-
a go which immtty invO us mniiiy : heavy doctors'
l ittls. It is by tIme juettelous usa of such
ag rticles of diet that a. constitution may be
g rndttalhy btmllt UI ) until matrommg emmutmglm to
r esist every tentlency to ulisense. litlimeirethi
o f ubthe maladIes arc floating around us
r eady to nttuck vimercver thieve Is a weak
p oint. \\e 111CC ) ' CsCalO imlaii ) ' mt ( mm tni shaft
ib i % ' htCeIflg ourselves veiI fortified with tirn
b lood tumd a mtromeniy , imouritilmed frieine.-
C ivil Service Gazette.
Mnlo tainlmiy ) viLlt boiling 'ater or mtitc.
S oul only In htalf-poutitt tins , by grocers ,
h mtbeied thus :
J AMES El'l'S & CO. , Ltd. . Itomnoepatimia
Ciieniists , Lommtlon , England ,
I c-w1
MLrrE
,
, , 1TEzV AIID znAII ? I2ATUE1T
is sold under positive written irotirantee , by
autl'oniz'd nacats oh' , to cure Weak Momar ;
of Brain and Nerve l'owor : Lost MamiitootP
quickness ; NigItL Losses ; Ivil Drt'ans : ; 1acic
lonfitionco ; Nervousness ; Lassitude ; nil Brains ;
Loss of l'ower of time Gotmerativo Organs in oitimor
sex , caused ity ovor.oxention , Youtitfnl Errors , or
Excemass'vo Use of ToIacno , Opium r Liquor ,
which loads to Misery. Consumnitlon , Imtaanmt ;
and Booth. l3 nintlla bpzaaix fo $5'wittt
lvritthri guarantee to cure or refund monoy. 7cst a
Lists i'tils euro Sick lloutdacimo. liltiousnea
LIver Contpltmmnt hour Stomnclm Dyspepsiut an
t2onstipatiou. OUAItANTEEH msetiodonlyby
Goodman Drug Co. OmaliL '
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MANLY PURITY
Curcun Rzomr.nmzs ciennso thai blood , , kin ,
and scalp of every cruptloit , lie.
1' ; ' ' purity , and dlmaciu'u , whether alma.
plc , acrofulous , utcetmative , or' lid.
'l . _ . redltary , In a word they are the
_ _ .i.gruaieatskirm cierea btood purifier , ,
_ and humor remneiies of motIcra
tlmea , arid aucceed ichea ( lit , bct
physician. fail. Hold throughout ( be world.
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. AMUSEMENTS ,
2 rIICHTS MORE
T UIISDAV AND WIIIDNESIAY , J\N. 22 AND 23.
Two Nightie More of time Engagement of time
Romantic Actor ,
ALdXANDER
SALVINI
Accompanied hty
WILLIAM REDMIJND.
Tunlghtt , ( First time litre , )
STUDENT OF SALAMANCA.
Wednesday Night.
THETHREE GUARDMEN
I'rlcea-F'iist ( leer , $1.00 amid $ tQ ; Balcony , tOo
a nti 75c.
. , Thurs. Fri. Sat. & Situ.
Jaim 2i , 25 , 2(1 ( , 21 ,
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ChARITY J.tA'I'LNi * : HA'i'UittA.Y ,
t 3peetat engagcmnettt of tlio ht'gtllmmiato Irisit
Comitedlan. Mr.
Joseph Murphy
In ( ito totioing repertoire :
T1IUILSDA'm' AND FitIlAY NIGIITII ,
"SHAUN RHUE. "
1 3tTUILDAY MAT. AND Stt'VUJtJAY Noli'r.
"THE DONAGH. "
IIUNIAY NiClIL'l' ,
"THE KJ3RRY 60W. "
UaI or eatS wilt open W'edticsday emiorning .4
uUtt1 jtrles.
Benefit Perforiiiaiice
for tIto relict of lito
Nebraska'
Drouthufferers
BOYD'S THEATER
SATURDAY
AETEINOON J-til.
At wimicim tItan
MR. JOSEPH MURPHY
l isa gena'i'ouah ) ' connte'I to apiactir lii tue so.
tiiantlu I I Ish airattit. . ,
" THE DONAGJ-L"
NOTE-This matinee oi torniammre ta untier tli.
direction of thu Nthrtimakit Slate Stiller C'oitmtnhi'
iOri. lv. N. NASON , l'rtattient.
-it ? 5' T J'UJ'UI.AIf
E : ivi. 1. 1.JtIUJcH ,
'l'ul. 131 ,
w.J , ilIIittIiSS , idaitager ,
TONIGHT AT 8:15 : ,
THE DERBY WINNER.
WF.IJN1IOIJAY MATINSJI.
Coinimimu Jaiiimorj ' 7.3tt , Paul IJj't.'aiaOt' t'mt "ThU
U1iiiN GOODS klAN , "
THEOSOPHY.
CLAUDE FALLS WRIGHT ,
a pupil of hi. I' , Illttvolsicy will lecture s
PATTERSON HALL ,
A' ! ' 8 1' , 111
WEDNESDAY , JANU4RY 23t1 ,
Re1ncarntioii.
idtiiIssloii 25 cents ,
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