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. 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'rUE OMAITADAILY Bi.'JnrnsDAy : , FEnnUAUY 21 , i89.
: months-aml bearing : IntereBt at the rate of 8
' per cent , r per cent of which Bhall go to the
v county end the other 2 per cent to ! o to the
county treaBurer for transacting th busi-
.
' Senator Back Introlucetl , tolay , a bill to
provide the manner of conveyances of real
( tate In Nebraska at1 to prevent the xe
r. cuton of deeds In llanic. I provlles that
hereafter It shall bo unlawful for any person
to offer to convey any real estate In the state
' of Nebraska by deed or blank , whether said
real estate Is situate In this state or not , and
r no Ileel hereafer male , Ihal be valid unless
It contains both the name of the grantor all
t grantee at the time of its acknowle cemen.
Sentor Cross olerel , a bill providing that
the court upon renlerlng , judgment against
nfl Insurance company upon any policy of
Insurance shall alow the plalntr a reason
able stun a nn attorney's fee to bo taxed
as part of the cods , an,1 In adlton ( , thereto ,
and In alllon , to the j1lrm ; nt rendered , , th& '
court shall aiM allow anl render , : judgment
for an amount equal to J : per cent of the
amount of the judgment as tamr : ; es.
81SATIUS j' UII'USITUI\ \
111 for 11 HcpeAI 1l'lllpltllt for II -
! IlO , \ fIr l.tl'S Uhrl"ll
. . . . l.nco.N : , Ieb. 2O.-SpecaL-TIie ( ) senate
- - - - commencll , It day's work ths ! morning In a
I"anner hardly , crelable to a delbrratve
body. The reading of the journal of yester-
day'a proceelng , disclosed the fact that the
recording secretary hail , failed , to allude In
any manner to the very important point
, raIsed yesterday afternon wll n the ileuten-
ant governor luled that :1 explanatcn or a
Benatcr'B vote could not be spread upon the
record I one sellator objected , , unless ordered
by a majority vote or the senate. Dale
asked that the journal be corrected so as to
show the lieutenant governor's ruling. : Ic-
iCeaon led an attempt to prevent the correc-
tIon of the journal , but n majority voted
agaInst him , and , the matter wa s deferred ,
unt the IEuten.1t governor could be pres-
ent.
ent.Dale offered a resolution to the elect that
from this time to the close of th ' : sslcn the ,
senate hal met daily at 9 o'cloc a. I , :
The resolut'on was , after soma little conten-
ton , referred to the committee on rules
Noyes , from the committee on education , ,
proentell favorable reports on e\te files
Nos. 66 and 2t. and they were Illaced on
general ft No 66 provides that children of
school age may attend school at the school
. houto nearest lo their place c resIlence ly
such usual or public route of travel The
school district where such children shal at-
tend scheol may collect from the district
where they shall reside the share of the
state apportenment to which the children
are entitled .
Six new bills were Introduced and read
for the first time. After listening to the
second reading or thc bills Introduced yesterday - :
terday the ! nlcrs : Indulged themselvEs In
the luxury of a recess until 2 o'clock In the
afernoon ,
IN CO IMTTEE OF TIE WIOLI .
After recess the senate Imelliately went
Into cemmltee or the whole for the cnsd- !
eraton of bil ) en general file . Senate file
No. 14 , left over from yetertlay , was taken
up. amended and ordered engrossej for thIrd
reading
The next b'l ' brought out of the box by
the clerk wa senate file No 76. Dale ! pro-
tested , pointing out the fact that Nos. 67. 42
and .10 were ahead of I upon the general
file. lie protested that It would requIre a
two-thirds vote to take a bill out of Its regu-
Jar place.
I Chairman : lcKe"son was or the opnlon that
the senate could do about as It Pleased.
Pcpe . In order to settle the matEr , moved
that the committee proceed with the consid-
oration oC No 76. The motion was easily
, agreed to
' Senate file No. 76 Is the bill rpealng the
, state and cunty depository law , anti Its coa-
; : slderaton provoked a dIscussion whIch filled
t _ the galleries and the lobby with a , crowd of
' interested hcrtrs. Pope moved' that when
. the .conlnlte rlN 1 Ie friiort the . bill back
'to the senate with the - reconthiendatlon that
I be passed. . _ ,
; Dale asked Pope for 'some of his rcasons'
. for desiring the repeal of the law. This
; encourage the Saline county senator to mak
j _ _ a detaIled argument agaInst tIle law as I
stands at present on the statnte books. He
t . claimed that since the law went Into effect
V two years ago the state and the several coun-
ties had lost under Its operation nearly hal
0 million ' dollars. He read a ! ! of the
ccuntcs that had lost varIous sums under
the law the of the
giving names depository
banks that have failed and the amount of
state or county funds lost In each. Hi
claimed there was a great deal more protec-
ton to the'state or county under the old law
DALf DEFENDS THE LAW.
In reply Iale deuled that the depository
law had worked dlsadrousl lIe admitted
that I great many counties had lost mouey
during the IJst two years through the fall \
urp or dEpository banks , but he asked the
ehato to remember that the past two years
werocxcedlngly severe upon tim banks , and
the people bavo no assurancE that the same
amounts might not have been lost to the
counties through the failure cf tics same
banks , even If the old law was still In force.
Dare stated that there were many proofs that
t the depository law was working satisfactorily
to the people. A great many countIes In the
state wcre receiving the benefits of the law.
Jo had aMressCI peronal letters to some
twenty-five or thirty county treasurers In
. this state , askIng for information as to the
. L ' s rklngs o , th [ act I'had receIved replies
from seventeen county treasurers , who testl-
. fed to the excellent features of the law. tlst- }
. atd , It ' vas IgulticanttJiat \ ' herecelvcd' no
Lancaster rclhlecs ' ) ! from counties. the treasurers of Dougl 'ani
" Campbell of Nance county also spoke
L , warmly 'In defense of the present law and
against the bill. Ho denIed that the people
wanted the bw repealed , but he did claim
that lIce movement In favor of thl reeal of
. : the law had been Inaugurated hy the county
treasurers' whp had contrlbutEtl $10 each to a
fund to aid In the I3SSaae ot the bill unler
L consideration. Caniplelt" referred ; -jich ; y t
r to the adl'ICt tendered the legislature by Governor -
ernor Croulse , In his retiring message , fey-
r orlng the repeal ot the law Governor
Crounsl II said , had been hoodwnked : into
t IpproIng n worthless and fraudulent booth
i anti he thercforo felt little
In ( rllt a lto chagrin over
the law itelt.
I et.
Ic 1 WATSON'S S N''I1NTS EXrHESSED
Replying to the remarks of Cacuibell. ) Wat-
son defended Governor Crourcee anti In doing
: . 10 nsstrllll tlt Mr. Crounso had large ex-
penance In Political affairs , that his legal
; ' . knowledge , I.S extensive and his business
acquaintance wldo. Therefore ! his views on
- 7 the depository law were worthy or the most
' serious cnsl < oroton. At Watson's request
t't . the clerk . reach that portion of the message
of ( '
ox.o\'ernor Crounso
to the
( referring re-
. : Ileal at the depository la 1
Sloan closed the debate by a brief argu-
afIU-
: meat against the law and In favor of the
t bill , his reasons being both logical and Im-
? pressh'Q flol the standpoint oC the enemies
' 1 ot the depository law lie closll by salng
that at oily rte no bondslan of the state
1 treasurer had like sauce POIHllt bondsmen
t' IPIIIIHI to the state for aid , anti , signed an
< slsnlt
In
: aldlwl that they were the ( Ilroper subjects
for chariy _ luljectl
The 11 was recol'mended for passage by
ft \ A tlecllivo majoriy _
The sennto resumed the consideration of
1 senate file No 48 , the fish consideraton Iml Iame bill .
which had been left
t 0 lel unfnlshel from yester-
. " . ilay. The bill Is entitled : "An . \ct for the
, Protection . Preservation '
, Frotecton. Presel'\'aton anti Propagaton of
h3irds , 1 lslls and Wili Animals , ant to Prevent .
vent the Killing of the Same During Certain
Seasons , " The bill was amended In annie
particulars and recommendld for passage ,
, t Senate Ill Nos. I antI , 7. beIng next on
, the general tHe . ware passed without losing
' their place , owIng to the absence ot their
, author , Crano.
The nex bill was senate file No. 67 , by
t Pope making a slight change In the law
rOGlatlC the fee IlermlUell county sheriffs.
, The Ilrolloled amendments under the bill
, will allow th sheriff $2 for unter bil
wl alow aherU $ person ar-
rested under a search warrant . . Inlt01 of.
$1. al at present ; and HI cents a mlo of
f titchi cello actually traveled for
, .ny distance greater than tlvc.
. \1 11slnce fve , milea trom
. . mies
9. . '
, , the. curt bouse The bill was recommended
, , Jr paasao.
SmiLh'a lull . No. 40 , calo next. I pro-
idea lh sale tl\lly for daylight burglary
bat the statutes now Impose fur night
_ _ _ _ ' ur&lary. Senator Smith Irlely explained
. .le &I'ovlilonl ot the bill.
Dale wanted to know I It was not I fact
: tat thl hi Wa introduced for the lurpo a
K enwtlnl the Douglas county jai Into
_ A. lice StAte penitentiary .
l'is. . Insinuation Wl repelled by Sinitb. and
,
the committee voted to recommend , the bill
for passage.
mmU.ATING PHACTICE OF LAW. :
One of the most Important bills considered
durIng the afternoon was recommend for
passage with little consideration. I wa
senate fo No. 42 , by Watson , anti It pro-
vides that hereafter In Nebraska no perSOlt
shall be alnl"e,1 , to practce ; law unlesD ha
has previously been admitted to the bar by
I
an order of the supreme court or of twu
judges , the proposed law however , not npo
plying to persons already , admitted cinder ,
present laws. I further pro\'lles that the
supreme court shall fix times when examin-
atons shall take place and prepare rules to
govern such examinations . ant may also np-
point a commission of not less than three
persons learned In the law to assist In 01'
conduct SUe'l examinations. But no person
shal ho admitted to the bar unless such
person 1al have studied law In tim office
of a practicIng attorney for two years or Is
n regular graduate of the College of Law 01
the University of Nebraska.
Senator Ilo'a bill , No 47 , was next reMm.
mended for passage . . It alorlzes school
districts with less thnn . : ,000 as3esset vaIn-
aton to levy a higher rate for school liur.
hoses anti , provides that such school ehlstrlctcs
ma ) ' at the annual meeting In any year de .
ermine by a majority vote of the electors
preslnt to Increate the number of collie on the
dollar or the a8 esset valuation , but the total
numher of mils shall not exceed thirty-five
In ' .
any one 'ear.
The last bill taken up was senate file No.
12,1 ! , by Smith. an act to IJenslon firemen 0 :
pall , tire departments after a continuous 81r-
vice of twenty.onD years , and the widow and
orllhaus of firemen who lose their Ive while
In the lne of their ( iciLy , anl , to provide for
ponslonlng frrlen In Iall dcpartments In
metropolitan cites anti clt03 or the first
class who shall he total ) disabled while Its
the line oC their duty . The bill was recom-
mOlllod for passage.
The committee then rose After some Ills.
cuss Ion lie report of the committee or the
whole was adopted . anti the senate at 5:35 :
o'clock alljournel ,
IUUSI , ON . \s IWO ( ( . lc.\ STIE.ti _
' \Jllrnlrlllnn ( for S'I Enterprises 1'111
11r0 Irtlln : for Oln ity. :
1.1Co.N. I lb. 2O-Specia1.-Appropria- ( )
tons had hard sledding In the house today
and the ho1t of Burns of Lancaster was
bowel down lie , made a number of gallant
ilghts , however , but popular opinIon ran In a
strong current against him , and his motions
were swept away. Drady's artesian well bill .
for water supply at the Doys' Industrial
school , Kearney , appropriating $5,000 , went
by the board. I Is house roll No.6 , one of
the earliest bills Introduced during the ses-
sion. lirocknian's bill to appropriate $1,500
for water supply at the Peru Normal school
was also indefinitely poatpond. Then Crow
chairman of the commitee on finance . ways
and means , put on the finishing touches ly
announcing that his committee was making
all arrangements for cases or actual necessIty
In the regular apPropriation bills . lie added
the ominous observation that the committee
would likely sit : down heavily on all appro-
prIatons for public Instiutons ,
AFFECTiNG LOAN COMPANIES.
The debate on house : roll No. 375. Intro-
duced ly Halrgrove , developed the fact that
a numb'r of farmers who had mortgaged
their farms ali then paId the money Into
the ( hands of alleged agents had been out-
ragcously swindled by the saId agents and
had lost their money through suspension of
these men. Tlw loan companies cast had re-
fused to acknowledge them as responsible
agents and hal , compo'lel ' , ( lie mortgagors to
pay the amounts of their mortgages twice.
The bill , which was orderEd to the general
file , although adversely reported by the com-
mittee , provIdes that all loan companies , for-
eign and domestic , shall , upon taking mort-
gages on Nebraska property , designate In the
papers some responsible agency or depository
where such money lay be safely paid with-
out loss to the mortgagee. Two Imasures
morthagee.
whIch were fought bitterly by lanker mem- ,
bern or the house were recommended for '
passage by good majorities. One of tltm is
house.rol No 268 , which rirovlies that all
state banks shall keep a lst of the actul l
shareholders of the bank ready at all times
for the Inspection of deposItors. It was ar-
good on the floor that depositors , as a
rule. depended us much on the reliability
of the supposed shareholders as upon any-
thing else. Davies claimed on the leer that
banks had publshed statements using the
names ot presidents , or alleged preidents ,
who , when the bank failed , had been found
hot to have owned I dollars worth cf stock
for a year previous to the suspension . Another -
other one was Mungr's bill , house roll No
482 , Introduced by reuest , I was recommended -
mended for gassage. I provides :
That thc stockholders In any state bank
organized under the provlslolR of the stat-
uteR or Nebraska shall be deemed anti ,
ronsl.lered aR purt1lS and liable as such
for nil debts of such hank
Attention was paid to the commissIon men
In Smith's bill , house roil No 203 , forwarded
to the general fe , The bill as amended
provldls that any one doIng a commIssion
business In the state shall glvl a hand In
the sum oC $1,000 , except tn cites of the
first class In cities or the later eas the
bon Is fixed at 3000. As Omaha Is a city
of the metropolitan class the bill , as ordered
to the general fl , makes no provision for
her commission men , but It Is said ly the
friends of the measure that It will be
amended to Include Omaha before I Is put
upon Its passagc.
Today was the thirty-seventh working day
of the session , and but three days remain
for the introduction or new his In the house.
The rest ot thc tme must be devoted to
consideration of an acton upon pending
nieasiires originating In the house and
mpas orlglnatnr houe sen-
ate iilea .
One of the bills , the
bie reported by committee
on beneVolent instItutions . and' Indefinitely
postponed ; Was 'br6ugbt to life ly Thomas
who move1 a recoJlslderaton , which was
carried , 'and It was recommlltel ] to the com-
inittee. I provides for an appropriation ot
$20,000 for 11 Home for Aged Women on block
: of the Stratton addition to the city of
Lincoln ' It Is house roll No. 370 , and by
request , introduced by Cole.
HCl RDS' WAY OF RUNNING THINGS.
. Speaker Richards ruled today twice In a
peculiar manner , which elicited considerable
comment among the memlers , When Thomas
had moved to reconsider the vote indefinitely
pJhtponlng the Stratton Aged Woman's hence
lull the vote resulted In considerably less
than two.thlrds , the number required by Lice
hoiccia rules to reconsIder any question
Hhodea rabe,1 , the point of order that the
requisite number had not voted , but the
speaker would not reverse hlmselr. lIe also
held today that all resolutions , instead , of
beIng introduced In the house , should he
sent directly the committee on resolutions.
This Is In d'rect ccnfct wih the resolution of
Chapman , adqlted by the house last week ,
that all resolutons Introduced In the house
shall ho referred to the committee without
reading.
The artesian well diggers are not In the
least dismayed ly the rate of Drady's Kearney -
ney wel bill , which fell by the wayside this
morning. Just before adjcurment Schiicka-
dantz introduced house roll No. 1I6 , proViding
for an Ipproprlaton ! of $10,000 to be used by
the hoard of Public Lands and Buidings In
boring an artesian well In Howard county
Myers of Drown today Introduced a resolution -
luton asking for an investIgation of the ( reo
hurt of COlm1sloner General of the Ca-
lumhlan Exposition Garneaci I Is quite
llcl that conshlerablo fIre may originate
from this spark applied to the timber of oihl-
clal investigation , Audior Moore has al-
ready bad one or two exciting rounds anent
this subject . and at one lucia refureJ to
allow a cert : : warrant clalmell ly 1r Gar-
nlau until compeled to do so hy a decision
ot the supreme COUlt. The committee of
investigation says It wi InllCIetely pro-
ceed to work on this mstter.
ROUTINE OF THE DAY.
Ten minutes of ( line was this moring devoted -
voted to pettons and memorials. A ma-
jooity of the petitions were favorable to the
oleo and ag ot consent bills . Hlporl of
standing commIttees were next In order
The following measures were disposed of :
House rolls Nos 272 , 48t , 6 , 371 , 361. 153 ,
480. 286 and 129 were recommende1 for In-
defnite postponemont. ,
House rell Noa 45 , 240 , 399. 375 , aOl , 303 ,
268 , 482 anti 203 \ero ordered to the general -
oral to the tile. couccuittoes. Nos. 69 , and 210 were resubmitted
The house then took I recess uutl : p m.
Reports of standing committees p resumed -
disposed sumed In of ( : lie afternoon , anti the - . following
A memorial addressed t congress , endor-
log the civil service as carried out by 1 sue-
cssion ot prllldsnUal administrations was
tabled on 10ton of Munger A resoluthon !
In the Bhap" ot a memorll endorsing the
concurrent resolution pending In cocugresa
prohibiting dIscrimination In regard to sex
In the mater of the elective franchise was I
ale tabled by the decisive vote at 60 to 34 , ,
the roll cal having been caled for i
i House roll NOl 433 ali 12 were recom- I
mended , for passage and house rolls Nos.
17. 293 and 370 hllefnlely postponed.
I Thomas moved , that the indefinite postponement -
moot ot hOlso roll No , 370 bo reconsidered ,
and It prevailed , and the bill was recom-
mltCI to the committeo.
The memorial favoring ice donation efFort
Port Omaha to Nebraska for the purllose of
n military Echool was adopted
Another mcnorsl , enllorsln } the bill for
an amendment to the constitution provll-
log for legalizing the maximum rate law
as It now taiutis .
! Ilnds , waa adopted
A resolution to ask the governor to appoint
thre members ot the relct cOln\slon In
place at three unable to act was tabled
A rflnton by Myers to investigate the
worl < of the slao ! conunlssoner : cr the \VorIi's
fair , whicli : had been referred to the com-
mittee , was favorably reported , nail Ice re-
port ndoptel. , The speaker appointed as
ouch comnlte M ssrs. lyers , HarrIs and
Jenkins Following the introduction of new
bills the house adjourned. .
HE TOOK LAUDANUM ,
StnelI ( : ltlmIrlt lt lIon I tll Mke . n
I'rnl 11,13' " dlO.cnfuI . \tcll.t at 'ttllCiIl' .
At 2:30 : yesterday afternoon John A. " 'al-
tore , formerly claim agnt for Ice Pennsylvania -
vania r.lroaI , , nod recently claIm agent for
the Burlington , was discovered In an ' uncon-
scIons condition In his room at ( Ice Windsor
hotel lie registered at the hotel at 7:30 : on
Tuesday night from Denver and was shown
to his room , but soon returned to the office
olce
for some writing material , which he took to
his room , hut before leaving the omce he
left an order to be called at 7:30 : n m ,
The toil boy tried to arouse hIm at the
hour name < , but no reEponso was mcitle .
Noticing was thought or this uictii ice after-
! untl afer-
noon , when the chambermaid attempted to
arouse . him antI was ucusuccesccfcih The fact
was reported to the office antI an lnvestlga-
ton was male , which resulted In fnding
Wales lying on the leer under the bed
unconscious. Entrance to the rom wan
gained through the transom , whlch had been
fastened down wih a large pcket knife
Dr Towne was telephoned for II upon hIs
arrival It was found that Walers had taken
a heavy dos of laudanum Near his head
was found a 22-caliber sIx-shooter revolver
loaded and cocked , but It hall not been used .
A number of papers were found , some of a
private nature , and others which had evi-
dently. ben written just Ilrevlous to the
time when the laudanum was taken Ono
was addressed to the Public and the other
to S. I. Atwood at Plattsmouth , The one
addressed . , to Lice pUblo Is as follows :
"I bequeath my body to the Omaha Medical
institute to save funeral expeuses The world
used me bettor than I used the world. I was
born June 27 1841. rTO ( the Publsherl :
Please print Byron's epiaph oC the N\v \ .
foundlan.1 . dog for my funeral oration. I
have read Mr. Ingersoll's lectures , Thomas
PaIne's \ge of Heason , ' and Voltaire's
works. I believe there Is an Intelglnca independent -
dependent of mater , but think Thomas Paine
was right on the divinity of Christ I Is al
the rage now wih the doctors to say that
their patents died of heart failure . This Is
what I died of , Please publish my army
record , whIch you will find with me "
The letter addressed to S. II. Atwood Is as
follows : "Itedeem the watch and give It to
1)0cc. "
Dr. Towne has been working with the pa.
lent continually since he was called , anti
says that Cle chances are a million to one
against recovery. Walters' attempt at self-
destruction Is attributed sollly to domestic I
troubl :
Walters was born , according to the papers
In his pocket , In York couccty Plnnsyh'anla ,
and for a number of years made his home
at HarrIsburg , where he was employed by
the PennsYlvania Central railroad as claim
agent. Twelve years ago he caine' west and
entered the employ ! ot the Durlngton , being
assigned to speiai cases In the claim department -
partment , and his headquarters were ' at Lin-
coIn for eight years. He was lar red a CII
years ago to the I daughter of a , Sarpy county
farmer . bUt , , ' tpublo , aIsing between . them ,
they were separated.
He enlisted in the army at 'thre' different
times durIng the civil war. servIng aa ser- '
geant In company K , One Hundred and Thr\ !
tiotic regIment of Pensyh'anl ? volunteer Infantry -
fantry , and afterwards lS : cavalryman 11
company E. Twentieth regiment , and company -
pany E , Twelfth eglment oC Pennsylvanh ,
volunteer cavalry
The manager of the Windsor hotel , Mr.
Doom , received a telegram last night from
Anna A. Walters ot St. Joseph asking that n
description of Walters be sent her , as she
thought It was her husband.
Wilson died at 2:30. : o this morning.
:1lnrn Wlllm ' n 1':101 : tttinmont.
Last night In Myrtle hal Omaha camp
No. 120 , Modern 'Vocdmcn of America ,
gave one of its entertainments and dances
The hal was tilled with the members and
friends and their wives and sweethearls.
The place of honor on the lIterary pojranu
was given to 11ev. Dr. Mackay , prQram 11-
Ivlrel an Interestng and witty address , In
which he laule the henelts of fraternal
'orders and urged all the young men In
the audience to 'Join one It they were not
ready members A piano Role was ren-
tiered hy Mr. Rosenthal anti 1 couple ot
vocal Fobs by ! r , Mendelburg , who was
later recalled to deliver a recitation. An
entertaining readIng waR given hy Miss
Stol'ey The program was closed with an
exhibiton of well performed card tricks hy
Mr. Dutton.
The Indies had come each armed wIth
a lunch basket fled with enough good
things to satisfy two Indlvldualo , and these
baskets were disposed or In a novel cushion
At the conclusIon of the literary program
the ) ' were put up for auction to the men ,
and each man who bought n basket con-
sumed itt contents with - the lady who .
brought It As 1 consequence some of the
boys went to the limit-that Is , of their I.
pocket boollln their endeavors to obtain
a tete.a-tete over the lunch baslets at the
prettiest girls. At the conclusion of the
feasting dancing was continued tor some
tune . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
'ctltny & with ' \ , ' _
11.OIV Qunrrn'o I 1'llmb\n ! Cnmplnr
Defore Judge Ferluon , Constable
SauBsay Is trying to prove that the Barnacle -
nacle Plumbing company was formed ( cur
the purpose of fraud. On August 2 1893 ,
.John O'Nel obtained a judgment agaInst
J. H , Barnacle , which , with costs of the
suit amounted to 32. On hue next day the
execution WI' Placed ) , In tile hands of
SauBsl ' , who levied on the furniture In
the office of Baracb on Fifteenth Rtreet.
On the following tiny the Barnacle Plumh-
log company was Incorporated , Shortly
after Hlrnaclo ohtulned / now trial In the
case In which O'Nei got JudllIent , and
Lice case Ii now lndlng In ice .lstrlct
court. All the while , however , Saussay
rlmalnCI In psesslon of the furniture ,
The larnacle Plumbing company Is now
suing SauBsay for the furniture , claiming
that as the suit Is tl pendIng It Ihoull
be returned. , SauHsay , on the other hand ,
alleges that the jUtlgment was rendered ,
against 1)arnacle nod not against hue
ompan , und that the company was
rOI'mC ) or the sole purpose of defrauding .
O'Nei out at his judgcccent. .
S'urrccro A\llnNt 'rr dupe .
Recently many complaints ) mvo been
made to the Il lice department 1 ' the residents -
dents who live In the city outside of the
business part of the town or the manler
In which they are annoyed by tramps and
beggars They claim that frai one to t
chosen men cal every tlay III asle for
something to cat and some money , nnll In
many ( ales thq rlRhlents jere afraid to re-
fuse what II asked ( or . 'rho Iloleo have
deelletl to mnlo an effort to stop this. anti ,
lalt nlht twenty mon wlro detailed for
thll worle and as'gnet1 , to districts for the
purpose of arrrstn ! all persons . round who
could \ not give a satisfactory account of
themselves , Many ot these beggars have
been furnished , 10lllnls , at the Police staten -
ton hue greater part or the winter . anti , an
effort will ho made to break UII the regular
crowd uf lodgers anti make tlem leave the
city , It Is claimedy the police that many
ot them are successful In bogging small
amounts of money . IUll after\lrll spend ,
It In lice saloons Instead , of buying feeder
or paying for lotglngs ,
Attmlul , W , ( I. u.
Alpha canup No I , will give a stag social
and smoker at their hiail . Continental block ,
Thursday evening. February . 21 All Wood- .
lel and their friends' . are invited
Unrn 1..1. nr t hne" SIull'l
A case containing I dozen pairs of shoes
was stolen from In front of hayward &
Williams' store yeterday . _ atternoon. -
IJItd ) ,
HESPLER-Mrs. Jacob , at residence . 12
North Twentieth street . lt lO0 p. m" ,
'luesday. 1"ebruur ) ' 19 , lSt6. ? Funeral no-
tce later
SMI'ru-vrancls E" , on the 2th , at 492
Davenport street . third son ct the late
David Smith of Glasgow Scotland . aged
2 years.
Funeral will be held at 2 o'clock sharp on
Friday from Trinity cathedraL
EQUALSiJFFRACE NOT DEAD
Ohnmpton r"d ; the Women in South Dakoll
"Prtia11y Victorious
MERRY ri 9NIN THE hOUSE YESTERDAY
, 'It ) ' 1 ,
lolt SluleqeleJtu . \ l"IUlt"IO ' , lint thin Snh-
ject 'IljCoiiii ! , tile Totll' In Ih
"ckl 1 1111 ( n 1 IrclRh'o
'tl\'O 11 "nde.
pmlm , S. 1) . . Peh 20-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Th ) , fracas over woman's : llrago
stirred lip by , the decIsion of the chairman
of the eonlnltce this morning Ilatl a sequel
this afternoon , Immediate\ on the opening
of the soulon Speaker Iowarll called Trnman I
to the chair alI moved to eXIII rrom the
records all reference to the proceedings , on' '
woman's suffrage , and to take the bill from ,
its I.oslton In ( Ito general orders , where I
was practically dead , Ind put I 01 the "al-
ollar ready for third reading , where I would
como for .
up passage tomorrow.
Throlgbout the noon Interrlslon both
sides hal , cufrlol , about In a lively rashlon
alt friends of the bill threatened all sorts or
hostile action . Tlc ) refused at frat to ac-
CCIt this comproml6e and Donnhue , Dowdel ,
Cawood and others roasted Glass and the Oil.
ponents or the ineasure In vigorous fashcioiu
Dut fnaly the motion was adopted ly unnI-
hinds vote acid warring clements shook hands
and made cci ) . The bill will come 111 for
final passay tomorrow
TonIgh Politicians on both shies arc work-
In/ earnestly alI both side claim advantage.
The vote will bt 'ery close Three or four
men are sick In bell , but they will be dragged
lip to the house to , vote
COLONEL I1UTII'S THOUl.I S.
The Ruth investigating commitee today
had Colonel Huth on the stand for several
hours and put him through a most vigorous
cross-exanuinatiomu , durIng which they elicited
cOQshlerablo Informaton which , while not
showIng a criminal Intent on 'hls part , demonstrated -
onstrated that lie hall largely neglected his
olcl anti that he had malll statcments which
ho afterwards contrUletelI ie Uhnlted ut-
tendIng tD his ofce only two or three days a
month. Ho swore poInt blank that Taylor
had never had any money on deposit In his
bank since 1892 , but when confronted with u
certificate of deposit ' signed last April by hIs
cashier sho\vlng $15,000 to Tylor's ' credit he
was unable to explain the mater except on
the theory that the cashier had made a mnia-
take lie aim swore that he had never
written Taylor's celebrated Clay county letter ,
which the cmmitee line st : Jntated by
affidavits of eye witcuesses.
'hen asked why he did not make various
apportonmentsIn 1894 according to law , anti
why he hal ne\er obeyed the law In sending
notl s to the counties , he said that he had
no explanation to offer lie denied , that there
was anything irregular In his transactions
which could no 'be explained by carelesmess
OXCEpt dela lnrnllportonmenl oC 1S93 , when
ho was sulTrlngrfrom nervous prastratiocu.
The comtteel'vl send representatives to
Vermiion tomorow to maKe a thorough
Investigation of fUle letter.
SENSrTloN IN THE HOUSE.
.
The hous6 hal , another bg ! sensation this
morning . golVng out of an rroneous Ilarla-
mentary deiIshou l , Glass of Watertown was
In the cicair1DidTover ; ' moved thl adorton ! at
the minoriy ; report on the female sulrage
reolutlons. , GIasi ruled that under yeater-
day's proceelngs \ this motion was out of or-
der , as the resolution was now under general
orders An a ippi was taken from the chair's ,
decision. On ! appeal the chair voted. The
clerk announced -the - voles aa yeas 37 , na I ,
37. The chair announced itself sustalneJ.
Thereupon attton was called to ( lie tact
that there were only"G yeaz"and the rIght of I
the chair t. " ' , 'a challenged. However .
Gias had4iuger l'e with him , ali he re-
GIls Iger ! ' : I
plied that' Hnt14' voted his decision was
given , ana " nu1'enhit ' hal been sustaln i. i
Cerlt Hopkins mado"tm cnhstdlcO' uninten- : '
tonaly , and Is much mnortlfied. ' He
declares that the record must be corrected , or
he will reign , As the matter now stands
equal suffrage Is killed 1 . but undoubtedly this
record wl be corrected Much bad feeling
Is manifested , and members are studying how
to get even
The governor today appointed John Baldwin -
win ot St. Lawrence engineer ot Irrigation
and C. H Jerries of .Led City mine Inspc-
to : , Baldwin served In this OfCD two years
under Governor Mehlette . and JefrIes Is present -
ent mine Inspector having beep appolnted"to
succeed 'V I lam O'Drlen , who resigned some
time ago. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TOH l'I.ATT' . Vi'OhtK.
Outcome of Ills Yhlt to , \bDY Already
Irrollo.1.nlfoi.
ALBANY , Feb. 20.-As a result of Thomas
Plat 's vIsit to the state capitol It Is proba-
blo that an allep lent will bo offered to the
Committee of , Seventy's polce justice bill .
which was designed to jermlt of the Im-
medIate dismissal of the present Incumbents
In New Yacht City and to leave time sitting
justices undisturbed until the expiration of
the terms for which they were appointed.
As to the police reorganlzatol hl also a
Committee of Sevelty measure , the present
plan Is to sa amend It as to relieve Mayor
Stroag of revisionary power and render final
the report of the commission named In the
bi.Unless
Unless there slal be a change at purpose
the bill best Imown as time Gel bill anh which
contemplates gIving the entire patronage oC
the criminal courts of New York City Into the
hands ot time recorder , will le passeJ , Mr
Platt and Governor Morton were eloeted together -
ether fOI' an hour or more today , but noth-
log Is Imown as to time nature ot their con-
variation beyond that I relate to the patronage -
age of New York City.
Senator O'Connor has assured Mr. Platt
that there Is not a break around the senate
circle , but that all the republcans will stand
by the republican olganlaton In its fight
with Mayor Strong "They regret , " said
Senator O'Connor , "that tile New York City
dIfferences and reud hu been transrerred to
the legislature , but blame the mayor for I
antI , propose to let him bear the respocisibil-
hEy. " ,
Itls known that Mr. Palt : thinks ( lie governor -
ernor wl sign ( lie New York bills as they
come to him Fhx-i'e3tmmiaster Van Cott stated
such was his belief , though he had not tale <
with Mr. Phtt since his visit 10 Governor
Morton today , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" 1,11 'In ' c TV4' ' , \ . I' . . \ , ihillika .
SrmNG mr.D.JI : : Feb , n.-DlssenHlon :
existing In tIM'tails ' of LIce American Pro-
tlctvo Issoclnt n In Illinois haH rlsuletl
In the organlm tiC I of , nn opposing society
Imowl IH tLl "ationil ASemhlv Pa.
trlotc iemigue' , ' ( "tltonnl the secretary or
dilute hll Ifteh , a charter of incorpoi'a-
tiomi. The I AfII'11 : object .11 to 'icco-
mote AmerlelIt t trlotlm anti icitlepucuti- ( ,
rnco In poiiiics. reform nil munlcllll : ,
Htlto anti nntielitt1Cgovernmects antI main.
Lain niouu-sectctriahi 1 Iluhlo ehools antI
" ' '
other worls 'lho incorporators itro :
Pror " 'aler .JUms , Arthur g. Oafmn n\n ,
Josolh P. I"iclll'llam B Sel'vls ,
James l'eene : Il'l ' _ AI.thlr W. Slaugh tel' .
( Inicrect''a'hItiJ ' , tOut or ( 'i.litruilic.
SACitAME'fl01al . Feh , 20.-'ho lull
SACHAlmrTnI1
t' prevent tbittcncufacture , sale or other
distribution ftc 11gJgarettes ! passed boIl
branches or lm " 'llslaturo and was toulay ,
Bent to the Ioyernur ror his approval 'rhe
senate luesettl bill h ) ' a ullnimous
vote acid In VIa utesembly today ) " It IluRKed
by a yote of tfr.rour to twelve. I Is he-
10\'ed that qcvrur Budll will Illprcyo ,
this uuceasimre.
The nSemhly , .today passed the bill to
prevent the wearing of hnts ai' bonnets In
theaters or other , places or public amuse'-
mfnt. The hill imposes a penalty of $5)
fo\ violation ot the law
To Ih'ciovs Chic I'uI.ltal 10 . . 'thsils .
nWFEHSON CITY Mo" , l eh , -The
lower house at the Missouri legislature today -
day by. u vote of 91 to 40 passed a Joint
resolutIon accepting 1 proposition train the
city ot Sedola for the remo\al or the eLate
calilul to that city upon the conlton thlt
upn
Selala erect stats hull1ub" to exceed In
quality acid beauty ) those now owned by
thp state at Jefferson Clt ) ' _ )
'fhe reolulon"was also \Jlset \ hy lice
senate late Ihll 'ucmoon. lhlH l'csolut'J
does not nee gubernatorial approval.
IUI1"IY II1rrhHu hi Sr , i'ziniphilrr.
CONCORD , N , II. . .Fch . 20.-A hit or-
tiered to a third reading- the leglllaturo
Is intended . to Ilrevent runaway COUIIIs
trom other state coning ' tl New Hamp-
shire to be married. I lets forth that
tlrrona dectirluug to marry shall flue notice
oC their Intenton five clays Ilrl\loll to
the 1IIIInco of the certlflcate . or It ( lucy
ate hot resIdents , ( lucy meniaL give ten days
nOtICe.
notce.
Iolh ) bull lohh I Ills flu-cu.
S.\.I' : I. Ore . J'eh. : -Two bllotl were
taken for United States senator today ,
without ( hanre , Both ballots gave Dolph
\
4 : flare . IQ : haley , 7 ; Huston , 1 : Wilams ,
2P ; abent , 2.
2 ! _ _ _ _ _ _
I "rI.HI "n , \ .iiit rntloci 111.
I Cl IFhYFhNNE , } ' -el 20.-00vcrnor nch-
nrtls has vetoed the bi Ilrovhln for I
Ilarll or arbitration to settle labor dls-
lutctes. He says It Is uciconstitcctiouunl .
l ' hwtro , 1.11"111' I ' 111 I I I 1"IIItrllI I ,
lOVIhht , Del , I eh. -Thell was only
one ballot In the s natOlal tleadlock tOtlw ,
resulting : hilggintc , 9 : Wolcotj 7 : Atltilelt , I
6 ; 1thctscy , 3 : ; la'nrll , 3 : ' 'lnne , 1.
Sn ( 11110 II hit , 1.1 chin "rIAtlrhll" .
10fSt , Idaho , , I.'nh. . 2)-Thlrt was 10
( halle In the senatorlnlotl toda ) ' . Sheep .
20 : Sweet , 19 ; Clalrt 15 .
\01:11 : : dl Uric / , \lohll/lnl. I I .
OhYMPIA. \'ashi. , Fehi 2)-A ) 1,111 ,
01.:111'sh" - 111 grant-
passed log the the right senate or , AlrlC to women his
.
111 JRll.'O.I/.I''I''l , 13.1 / , 'l'.l HI' .
lie TrieR 118 1111 un n String nf tnrnly
c'nits itt 111) ' ciktc'ir.i.
fAN JHANCISCO , Feb. 20-Starter ( F'er-
1I10n kept twelve 2-'ectr-oltltt hnl an hour
nt the post , nnd when he unruly sent thel
off three were left at the post 111 the rest
were strung along 11 cllhth oC a mie ,
flay lt1 liaiidttlocc l won II 1 < \ivo Crol
Corrignhi'ud colt , IloWllsl ( ) ' , All the othe'
races oxrel.t ( Ice IIt were won by Cayol- ,
itt's. Sumnlrle ! :
1 IIRt race ilva and I half furlong ,
soiling , mahlcnR : I.lzzle Inm\lton \ , col , 10.
< llln (2\1 \ ' to 1)\ ) won ; Soltlhul i(0 \ ' alter
(2' ( 10 I I , Iccont \ ; 'i'ohy 01 , H lcicurichcit ( 15 to
I ) , third. Time : lo : llnpehiii . Alnes , Sea-
hreeze , Momuroa , 1) ' Swnethelu't , Alal'le Inl ,
Jim Corbet also r.tmu.
Hoeontl \ ( E. sIx Cnrlongs , ! "Ilng : Sea-
" 1Ir ' , 100 , Ol'lln II. . to I ) , won ; Oak alll ,
10 Martin (5 to I I ) scond : Currency , J03 ,
Tnbcrylt ( Ii to 1) ) , third. ' 'lne : 1:18. : He-
serve . Bone Doctor , lJuten of Scot , Thin
Lark anti Hahullo ) ' also ran.
' 'hlll race one-hlif mlh' I : Hc ' leI , lhncitl I-
dos . , 100 , Hennessy 00 ( to I ) , won ; Klownl-
sky . 100. BII/(1 ( : to J ) . second : Don Cmtr-
lilt , 107 , Carr (8 ( to 1) ) . Ihlrd. TIme : Ot' : ,
Wlhlnm PInkerton , Jrent P , ' 'enncIsee
11 It , I tutliut . gehln , lercldcs. 11 ( ' , alocc-
Iol' , La Flechc , Clara J acid hvontde
also rln ,
Fourth race , mie anti a rnrlong , hall-
cap : Artictus , 'j9 , Grlin (2 ( to I ) , won :
Mary S. 86 , Hol ) ' 00 ( tl I. ) second : Eck-
crt , 81 Coelrun (2 ( to 1) ) , third . Time :
1:56. : 'l'hornhulil , Charmion , Duke Stevens ,
OnRle antI , Volt also ran
1"lfth rrl. lIve furlongs , selling : George
1. ' . Soil thu , t07 , \'olwr 0:1 : to I ) , won : 'un
Murph , 10' ) . Carr (7 ( to I ) . second : Percy ,
los , Bergen ( ll to 1) ) , third. 'Ime : 1OOt,4. :
Motto nlso 1an . Circe , , Juntlnn nnd Sir 1:0U.
Inrvurd 1.'Aculy Vote 10ImIMh Font 111.
CAM filth DGE . Mass. . Feh 20.-The
faculty of Iaryard college has dechlel to
recommend hue abolition oC
huitercohleginte
aboltol IntercoleHIte
foot hall The announcement created a
great stir alon the college men The
faculty met to tl cum the advlsahlty or
Imltug root ball to the home grunds ,
. temuch tlelheraton the queston resolved -
solved Iself Into the adYlsahlty or
aholshlng the game entirely , anti a
motion embodying the littler slntment
was passrd by a Vote DC 21 to 16. 'rl1R
dcrlslon Is not final. a ! the matter really
rests with the athletic committee . This
conurnittee . It Is Uulstood , opposes tics
entire abolton of the ( game , although they
arc said to advocate certain reatrlctons ,
Oliv 11. .C eritledi" .
SAN FRANCICO I"cb. 20.-Theme was
only one accident ut the bicycle ! totmriua.
mont tonight , anti that was caused II
curce2snesR. ! The port was better acid
more uppreclatel thun on tll previous
nlghtl ' 1hl track had been alere , during
the lay 11,1 the riders seemed to c again
;
their , ' three
confidence Only inca were
.alowCl In the same heat. I"lnlll :
' aile-third mil dash , class A : Byrne won ,
NIsel second. Hose thIrd. Time : 0:48. :
Oe mIle , class B , scratch : Foster J won ,
Opn second Tlrrol third. Time : 2:27. :
One mile , handicap. class A : Dl'rno won ,
Ltnguetn second , _ Howe third , Time : 225. :
:
l'r.1 GhlIerc ; , ' ' ' I I - \orl , .
DAVENPORT , la. , Feh. 20.-'hero was
a big attendance at the opening at , the
winter tournament of the ( Forester limo
club Charlie Bllld of Des Moines and
other crack Hhots are In atendalce , A
hIgh' , ' .wlnd somewhat Interfered with 1001
shootng , The feature waR the work or
Frederick Gilbert oC Spirit Lale , la" , who
1 < led fifty-three out of 11 ' -four bIrds
H. n. Cook of Davenport won the miss and
out shoot against the best shot with fifteen
straight kills. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Two floes lt Ihn Crib Chiul
BOSTON , Feb. 20-At the Crib club tonight -
night Jack Burns of 1rocton was knocked
out In the Ifth rotund of a twelve-round
contest by luldoon's Plclmnlnny , colored ,
of Boston. The Plclmnlnny had the best
of the go Cram the start acid administered
punllbment whenever he plea led , Waiter
Johnson of Philadelphia anti Zele Thomas
or Boston both colored , 185 pounds , fought
three rounds , when Thomas threw up the
sponge. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tn g"vllo : the Turf.
CLFVEJ.AND , 0" , Feh. 2'-A ' movement
haR been started here for the organla ton
of a natonal sporting lengue similar to that
whIch bias been In existence In gnglanll for
many years Time object of the league Is to
Irotect the interests of the turf , not only
against t Inimical le,1slatol , hut against
olclals who levy tribute from them , anti
also to purIfy turf sports from many of
the abuses which now bring It Into dis-
grce , _ _ _ _ _ _
n'nrl.I' , Illplu" Illt Shut
'VINONA , Mmcc . Feb. 20-1n the perutout
oC A. J , Vail Dousen , 'Vlnona virtually has
hue champion rile idiot of thc worhti. At
20J yards range 1lr. Van 1el8en 'esterday
scored 2,251 out of a possible 2,500 , topping
Ihe world's record by six polnls. Ito Is a
member of the Buckeye Gun club anti also
of the sharpshooters' ( organization of this
oily . Van Deusen took fourth iulaco in lice
\\'crld'ut fair contest at Chicago in 1893 ,
which was opeic to all comners.
h'rei u-ciy. lit , 14 cu i'tLtt' , , ,
OMAhA , Feb. 20.-To ( hue Sporting Edi.
( or of Tue flee ; Seeing ( hint George Stout
line ancuouneed in the iuapers ( bunt he viii
stop me In ( cur uctinds ( or $50 a aide , all
I have (0 gay in reply is ( hut he is uuils-
taken. lie can't ilo It , and my lnocuc'y
awaits lciH covering at EtIgctr ltothcer"s
place , corner 1ievecuthi auuil linmney streets ,
F'IEl ) O'NFhiL.
ii , i'ollrAt , It 't'i.uiItI lIt , ci iraw.
CINCINNATI , Fel ) , 20.-A ten-rotund ban.
taiuiwehghit g'o'e lIght before the Olyuuuiuic
chub betweecu Franle 1thucievski of Cicuehci-
nuLl antI Hing 'i'titthe of Covington , ICy. , for
the bax receipts resulteil in a draw ,
-Sr
I'I1tS.1 I ; P.S liii GI..I PuS ,
H , itt , Charters , proprietor of ( lie lloyd
hotel , Liuucoln , Neb. , i at thic , licrlcer ,
i ) : . J , S. Devries. editor of ( hue lreunouct
herald , 'as occ Onuahua visitor ycstturd.uy.
\ \ ? , Ic , Low , Atlantic , ha , , and Charles Wilkins -
kins , Autlabon , Ia , , mire guests cue 11cc' itrcatle ,
Ite' , Dr. Saunderson at. Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church left last eveiuimug for fiiue
Earth City , Miami , , where lie lectures tiuis
evening.
Commercial uuuerc , at ( lie Barker are : F , 5 ,
l'lunib , Lincohic , insurance ; V , J , hues. F.
\Viiilaccus , Ed Gotten , ilucaticigs , McCard ,
lIrady & Co. ; ii. Ii. 'tVliitioclc , special tigent
Jteiianco lccsicrhtncQ compaucy ; F.V. . Ltttle ,
sitecial agent Glens Falls insurance cociciuacuy ;
.1 , flosenberg , drver Kopp-Dreibus Cauctiy
company.
At ( ho Mercer : George F , Anderson , Ciil-
cage ; Ii. Irvine McDowell , LoulSVihle W.
C. Prathier , New York ; C. F. Thodlnson , Kear-
hey ; Miss 11. Saccfard , T. ii. Stark , 'i'rL-
mont ; Williacci Nichols anti wife , Jacksonville ,
ill. ; F , 11. Ittilcehl , 1)sadwoo'd ; V. C. Shcirkhey ,
Genoa ; J , A. McLaugiihimu , Craig ; George A.
11111 , ( brand Island ; W'ihhiacn hi. Lloyd. ien-
ver. Cola , ; J , F , Fletcher , 1) , ii. Wheeler
acid wife , Cleveland , 0. ; Samuel ' 8' , Johinsomu ,
l'lattsiuiouthc ; G. H. W'ehtheunauc , Murdock.
, 'Itri-ltudcc4 lit. Iliti IloteiN.
At ( he Ahillard-hiemiry 1oclilor , Blue
11111.
11111.At lice Ieiiocuu1C. f , flublor , Broken
Ii ,
( lie Paxton-Il. D , Smith , Kearney ;
Thomas lCihiian , Wahoo.
At ( hue Murray-U , V. Johnston , liast.
logs ; John leiohiiing , Yoric.
At ( ho Arcaiho-Tlioinas Chehvers , Pierce ;
N.V. . Cole , I'awneo City : W , ' 1' . Me1l.
vain. Iirainar'i ; Frank Ilough , Calhoun ;
I. . . II. Adaunc4 , Superior ; .1. V. Brayton ,
Bassett.
At ( lie Zcerchuants-Thionuas L. Sexton ,
Suwarti ; C. S. Ward , Grand ilsiulda ; .Mat (
I.keugiierty. Ogaiaituv J , It. Vilson , Jocucca
Ilnsset , S. 0. SalIsbury , .Papillloic ; 0 ,
Wood , ( ] rotna ; F. B. iiuucton , Shicklity ; 0.
B. Aiattisot' South Bend ; C' , V. icaic ,
ttli.rtoci , : b. , It. Saddler , Lincolcc ; C. Ii.
Cornell , \'alenine ( ,
[ OR IAIiING BOGUS DOLLARS
rwo Mcn Taken Into Charge by tim Unitoti
States Deputy Marshals.
ThEIR MNT WAS NEAR ARLINGTON
Accthuoriles licilovo 'rltey ilatn lice Source
( liii ihisq iltihlicra l'nt lii (2lrcuilclicc
1 i rt nhncct s I .tietc ( tl ncui I iii ,
Ztliikcrg lii , Jttii.
For several weeks l'ast ' ( Ice local federal
authoritIes have beuc quietly working to
appreiceictl time local ccueiuibers of a gicug of
coin counterfeiters who have successfully
worketi large tlcuacctiea of this sitirioiis hunt-
age In Omaha , South Ocuunhun , Cociciell lhiccffs ,
huiucohuc , Sioux City mud oIlier cities of tics
luilssociri vahie' ,
Several vecthts ago Time Thee uuoted time fact
( lint uuucrchiaucts " r hieing icthuuuizeul Icy
ihueso sicuontli "colic shaven. , " auth ( hunt ( lie
omcers were at work on a clew. 'Flint choW
liroveth Liii' correct one ,
Yesterday Uculteil States Marshals Iloohimuco
anti Coggeshahi arrcsttl two ucicn charged
tvitic counterfeiting. Fort ) ' spurious silver
dollars of ( lie "glass cucluit" classification \vcro
foticitl iii time raid.
'l'hie Prisoners gave time ucutiuucs of Charles
Shueppicerd anti \Vihiiacuc F. Grosureross to a
roportrr cut ( lie cociiuy ( jail last mcighui. 'riucy
bole like farimi huacitis , anti vcro captuireul
heat' Arlhuugtouu yesterday nfternooum. A search
of ( lie hircuucises ( Ice ) ' ncctupietl revectleti a din ,
uccelticug P01 , tools ouutl genertl ocmtflt for
' 'glass dollar' ' work. hhtcrieti uumuder au old
hcotite icc ( hue 'icimuity 'ns further cvhtlcmcce
hut this respect.
Officers claim Grossecross did ( lie "icusitle"
uvork acid ( hunt Shuepiuhtcrti was ( ice ' 'ouctside' '
umcdimi or circulator.
5' gooil dollar vas ucsed as a "riucgr" to
throw tlotvn oct the coumcctcr acutl theme dcpo
( lie ucuustcspsclucg ( cicerchant , who imearci lice
ring of gootl silver distinctly anti thltl huot
test ( hue balacuce shoved at. hilicu.
% 'icen lcpci ( ' Uiiiteci States Marshal
Coggesicahh went lute the county jail with , tiuc
irhsauccrs last evening ice held a btcmuthie of
bogus dollars wrapped cup icc his hand as
evidence ( hint ( hue deputies hiatt baggeti the
right births.
Tue officers behieve that thmese arrests vlhl
break up a regularly orgaucizetl gacmg which
lcas beecu systemtiaticaiiy working thin Missouri
valley cities for months antI so successfully
thuat for atvhchie all chews were baffled.
Tico couuiinitcneruts will be served on ( Icc'
irisoners ( his iuiornig.
tr t Ii n C ) nit hut l'or.
The Modern Wootlncen anti Itoynl Neigh-
hors will give nut entertainmuueict this even-
lng cut ( lie new Otltl Fellotvs Hull , oh
l"ourteenthu , uuenr lotlge. 'rice musical limo.
grnnt wIll be followed by dauccliug. An
ailnuissiomi of 25 edits will be chicurgeth , The
fohhowiuug progracn will b rendered :
Atidreut'.A. A flicehaiiaui
l'iauco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pearl Ayers
tutstruunentccl Solo-Banjo . anti harp by
sauuue 1'Iayer.\V. 1) , hlentlersoci
Soprano Solo------------Miss Rena llamilomu
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Selecthouu..Giilenheclc's Banjo ( 'lob
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \Vuodnien Quartet
RecitatIon nntl Ventriloqulsm..C. D. Elliott
Iuaraono Soio..C. A. Jacobgon
Duet ( zither and guitar ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
'titmller amud lipuudensocu
Comic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . Scacudlnavian Glee Club
( Fourteen Itfeunbers. )
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* , 'ldl gr.'gii t ti I t icc b W ct I udg.
The F'ebrtcary uuuecttng of the Omuinhun
Congregational club will be hold lit the
parloc's of ( lie St. Mary's 4vontme chctcrcic
this ever.iuig. Especial interest lit tiuht
meeting is asstmrcti Ity the uniomi of thur'
lfltlit S' societies of all ttuo Cocigregationah
chutcu'cltc of thue cIty to furnish ( hue tilncuer
acid the topic of the CVCItimttf for discus-
5lOhi "Aggressis'o Congregatlonahisun fom'
Omaha , " Ailtirosses may hc e'tiCcteih from
\v _ H. Ah.'xantler , president of Lice Onuahia
Church Extension society ; 11ev. Johmi
Askin , D.D. , of Coummichi Bluffs , alit ) 11ev.
A. 11. Irvine , missionary for thin society.
who % vhil give a vivid icat'ration of his work
at the "bottoms' ' antI ott ( ho ' 'imc'ghmts. ' ' '
'flue eiutire cash returns from this click
thinner will be given to ( hue treasury of thin
Church Extension society in niu at' the
work. Social gathuering in the auihience
room at 6 p. crc. Dinner served at'6:30. :
S'itlciiigtoii mit Clue thick Selinot.
Washington day exercises were helti yes-
tertiayafternoomi at ( he High school , ( ho
junior and senior claase taking part. The
exercises were liohti in Jucnior hnll , Presi.
dent Hayward of ( lie literary society pe-
sih , ing.
After a pIano duet by Misses Cole and
Darthett ( ice chairman introduced in a few
well cluosen words ( hue spenheec' of ( lie day ,
11ev , F'rauulc Crane. Mr. Cramie clearly
PObiteti out three headicug traits iii tiuc
chac'ncec' \'ashiiuigtoui , lila lcuunhhlty , his
e1f-rospcct and ici piety.
Aftem' LIce atitiresa cc bouquet of beautIful
roses , tied with junior class iibboiuc , , was
presented to huir. Crane.
A icoenu entitled "Alt Ode to Washington -
ton , ' composed by ( he class poet , Johmcu
Wliiiam Diclcicusouc , was read by Hennetic
Evutuus.
i'tchUsiiere' ii.Mot'ttIIduI , 'tl ret iii Nsu Yorft
NEW YOflIC , Feb.Tlce ninth annual
convecution of time Ameu'icaut Puhihishuers'
association was cunumcuiced today lit thue
hotel Brunswick , 'rice association icc corn-
posed exclusively of nevspapeupublish -
era , and ita rnernbercu , who uuumhrnr 1(0. are
scattered all over ( ice couuctry franc Maine
to California. There are 125 delegates iii
attecuilciucce on thin coneyntlon , S. S. Kgtu-
maui of ( \Vrushuhuugton Star calit'tl tim
conventiout to order iii lice ilbuoliuce of
James \V , Scott or the Chicago lieu-aId ,
who is prestdecu t of time rissocitutiomu. 'rho
couuvecutiout vihl last three clays , moiucludlcug
'
vih ( a bau'.qtmet at ( Ice 1i'otel Jlruciswick.
.
V.
in . ' e-Ictlo cc to I ( til di I ; Cr.I au ioui ,
Next Mocitlay cvcmtiicg a reception uuctltti'
icivitcutiomuut issued by ( ho ( acuity of C'reiglu-
ton uuuclveusity vihi be given to Joiuiu A ,
Crcighctocc , rt'ceciis' iutndti a coucut of ( lie
p.tpai court by l'ope LeO , at Creiglutomu
college hail ,
$ &JP o7fl
A
'
OWE ENJOV
Both tIi IIhetllO(1 ; hn(1 l'CSmhItR s'1ien
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is picasazit
ttiitl I'Ofl'Cslhillg to the 18310 , 811(1 ( acts
gwhtly' yet JrOll1)t1y ) ) oil the Tiu1iccy ,
Livot' 811(1 BUWCIS , cleanses the nyu.
10111 offcctuully , 18J)0IR coI(1s , Ilend.
ilcilos P.11(1 ( f3vcz's aild chhI'eH halituat )
coiistipation , SyI'up of Figs is the
only x'cinwly of its kiiid CVel' lI'o. )
tliiecil , plcasiicg to the taste 011(1 ac.
ccJtal)1o ) to the toiizitc1i , 1)l'olllpt in
it.s at'lorc 1111(1 ( truly hChlCficial in its
cffecta , 1)i'CIi1i'C ( only from the most
healthy 811(1 ( agioealIo smlbathlhc'cs , its
hiliiiiy oxcelleict qmialitics Coihaluciad it
to all ahIll have lhiht(1O ( it the Illost
lopuIar rcmely Jinown.
Syrtlp of Figs is foi' sale iii tjO
ceilt bottles by all leading drug.
gist8. Any reliable dh'uggist who'
may not. liavo it On hand will p1-0.
cure it pronijltly for any 0110 who
visJic to tl'y it. Donotaccoptany
SlilStithlte ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AN FRANOIO11 , CAL.
LO/1SVIILE. r. 1i5W ) ORK. ir.
: IJ
DIJFFYbS PURE
MALI HISKEy
v
FOR MEDICINALUSE ,
NO FUSL OIL
lIeu , for thin IccCet ' . , ii vudi.tutit , , tvluo
dir , , Ia'aiuuiuut , (0 feet thin , IriceuIvtc t'su
i'rgy ni W'lcut or. - hiI'iih ci'ziihuust mictits niid
thin ii eltcuct',4 ( lint lolInss tiiti grip ,
Ihl'tVHil' ) ,
.
.SSIs1.s JIIl4 lION.
v.t it.uS , tNI ) S1'.lthi.A 1-115.
hue hrcu'ecc Its it'rtiu 114 ii streiigrhiouior
ttfh.'r i lie ( lu-hi , 'try it , hull Sc , ' hr it doss
icot ti.'gi'r'ii Ics Itlilili ? , r Ildurit ) ' mcccii scsctllui-
lie's. . lirsc-i'Iti.4 uruiggist' . cuuutl ( triicers (
ii'Ii it. lhIltitl'titl'II l'cldiphctct ivuhl tie
culluhiI lii'
ItI'i V M..l.'l' 1'hllKEY CO. ,
htlichi i' I flit , N , ' . '
Rdway9s ' ,
Pms
Always Rdllabic , Paroly Vegetabi3.
l'erfectly tastcles , eiegantiy coated , purge ,
rcguinco , purity , vieinso tumid ert'nguiieuu , hAD. '
\VAy'i4 l'lhl.S ( or lice cure of nil disordeis of
the Stocucaclu , ldoucls , 1ithneys , Iuhathtkr , Ncr. '
i'otis Disease. , Dizziness , Vertigo , Coethvcneai ,
i'hica.
SICK HEADACHE ,
FEMALECOMPLA INTS ,
BILLIO USN ESS ,
INDICESTION ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
CONSTIPATION
and All Disorders ol th Liver.
Oberi'e ti-ta foiiowtcig Bynuptonne , resulting ( rain
diseases CC ( ice , tlgestlve oi'guiia : ConstIpation , ha.
% vard luuios , [ uihmin.s of bmoo4 in tint heati , notti-
it ) ? oi tite teunaciu. nausea , beau thiurci , .Isgtc ! , (
, ) f ( nod. fullness of Weigiut of ( Ice stociutichi , aour '
eructatione , slitltictg ou' ilutiem log of tics heart.
choking or stcfloc.ctlng secudUions uvimen in a
hiicg iosucv , , llnutce.s of ' , ittion , , hols or iveb ,
Itefoc'e the eiguil , fever anti duih ctain cmi the head ,
deficiency of r.eisi'hraion. yellowness et ( hO akin
ztutil eyes , l.iin. iii ( ho side , chest , lImbs , and
iudden ilusices of Itent. burning in ( lie iiesui.
A few dozes of iihiVAY'8 t'hT.LS Will ( rca
cIte , .vsten , of ciii .1w tittavo itnn'I tiisordertc ,
ph-teen etC A lucix. SOLD iiV DhUJUQItaTa on
snN'r ri
Senil to DR. utAri'y & CO. , Lock Ilex hI
ev York. ( or neck of Advice ,
rio R
# SEARLES
& SEALES ,
Ci'oiiic ,
IIC1tAII
rjii I
' Privath
' i1
D1scas
TiE.t'1'.1IT IIY M'.Lb. Vauiauituttloci iroo.
We cure Catarril , all dieoaoea oi the
Nest , , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver ,
] llood , Skin and Kidney Diseases , Fe- .
annie Weaknesses , Lost Manhood , anti
ALL PR1VATEDISEASES 01 ? MEN.
wiAK Mmc A1UO V1CTISXS TO hhEflVOU
Debihity or 1xIiauatIon , Wasting Weakneu , Iii
moiuniary Losios , wici Early lOecay in young
mind midlir .aged ; hack cC vim , vigor andweakeaed
precnaturel' ifl approaching ohS ego. Mi yeiit
reathiiy tt' cur uiew treatment for ioia of vital
newer , Ca or or address with stamp for cir'
tdin. , fres book 'in. ! rec'uIpti. , : ' ,
hr caarhnc' 'uiih thui'iaii 141(1 Fartuani
1)1 , idUL5t.O tiUU lJbttiiO)1 Ouicmilca Neb
) - .
PLUS OACCc
FLAVOI
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S
'q:7yitz ' : ,
Consumers ocheiviii obacco
arewilIin9 to paj a 1111k more than
le ricc charqed Jr the ordinatzj
trade tolaccos , will nd this
brand upcrior to all others
BEWARE Of 1W1TAT1ON5.
VHi OF
Easily , Quickly , Permanently Restored.
: , _ . . S'cnituiees5 Norvouisuiess
/1h ftc hi I I I y , anti nil the Lu-tim
' of evils ( cocci early cu-ions or
I' litter nxcesses , ( lie results of
overwork , tickneas uuorry ,
eta , Full strc'ngtlu , tievel-
oituncuututiuul ttuuieglveii to
I - ' mmti no"tiou5
: nJ'euiu
I . of the br4iy , Sinupe. nat-
t I ) d ) , "T' titl/ ) ate oral icnpruceuuieuut niulmeii , iiuiitetii. ccn.
Fitiluro IiculttsCi Pile , .th ) 1 t'tri'miceui ! , Ilt'tuk ,
ezpiaiuatitaic 'uti lu-oafs ncailot.i lcciled ) flee.
ERIE MEDIOL ! OO , . Buffalo , tLY
, , :
. - McCREW
, t ; , lards IINIY
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; . d' - . . SPECIALiST
' ( ¶ VImOTRICATSALI ,
. ; PRIVATE DISEASES
Wuatnesi auudi'cro8
.
hllatdtItsmaj , (
MEN ONLY
lIvery iuro puarauttoed. '
. , - ueo yi'ars' uzicnionco ,
' , a roars Ii' ( ) muaiia ,
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Hook t'rco ,
t IariuisuOtti , ,
051,511,8. NEII
Ilol idny TITT
Eiiguige B CY
zileill Birthday.
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i ° riducyauil Scat iiniy , I FEB. 22 and 23
S1'L' Ulti.A.Y ? s1'A'1'INI'1 ,
'rilE AMERICAN TI1MiEDIAN
Wker Whiteside
suhport'd ( by his own aelcctcd cocnpncuy of
legItimate phayer
Prjday Jvc.-"Hamlct"
Suit , Mnt.-"Merchitiiit of Votilco"
Suuttrdicy ; Ee.-"Rlchielfcti"
No midruucwe In lricci-
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