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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ 'J IEE Q\f.AIIA ¶ : ! ; : DAILy.nTIE ! . FUIDAY , LrAnCIl 29 , 1895.
_ governor WM again In the chair Senator
Watson olerell the folowing :
' 'Vheea ! On the arernoon or March 2 ,
while the Ienalo In Commltle or the whole
waI conRldHlnlenate file No , 222. Senator
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Stewart of DaweR having the floor and .ls-
cURRlng Inld fIle . Senator Noyes rose to n
point or order and Senator Stewnrt reru"cd
to obey the rules of this sennte when R
ordered by Senator Tefft . who was In the
cliatt . find perRlste.1 . In "peaklnr on thus
defying the authority or this body . ! that
the aargeant-at. rms was neclsarli' called
. to enforce the order or the chair ; and
'Vheren . Senator Stewart declIned to recognize -
ognize the serrennt-at.nrmR. and reslstel
the enforcement of his authority hy dlspla
. or ph'Rlcal force thus bringIng el nn In-
neCeRar and 1111rnlned quarrel 01 the
, floor of this senate nnll dl8grce upon this
hody ; therefore he H
lteolved . That thIs ! ( late deploreR the
' It , should reveal
fact that any of I ! memhel' shal
I such tlllenclR to lawlessnes as were here
hroull to Ilht ,
ltosoI'eil That tllq Ienale hereby ex-
yreRes It3 dlRapl.rovnl or the comlurt of
pre1 I !
Senator Siewar and Judges him deservlnr
of censure whIch I hereby IIIseR , Inl(89 ;
the ! nator alologlze for his misconduct In
open Iennte.
Hesolvell , That the onduct of Hrgennt-
nt-A rms Stewart he hereby comn1nlled ns
PromPt and elcllt In nn emergency which
might have resulted In ! erlous 11 I Il I ) ' ,
' Senator Date nRId that the rc oltton be
' Inll over untIl tomorrow tinder the rules
The Fennte Ron afterward Dllonrnel1
. Senator Stewart was seen hy The leD just
' nrer nllJonrnnent , hut ho declIned to make
any statement as to his Intent'ons. '
SY Til I : IIiTIUN " : IIOtJI.I ) STtiI ) .
iotutnr StO"rt tiil 1 Editor tndq Ulhnhl
! tmlnr , "
tl" ! I. Inlor Irrhr"tnn % l.aw.
JINCOI.N March 28.-Selal.-The ( ) Irrl
' aton bill . which han created so much oC a
, . stir In the vicinity of North Platte , has already -
- ready pitted both branches of the lCgllature ,
' Tim senate 11asse1 Its own bill , No. 182 , ali
* sent It 10 the hense. Thc house passed its
own bill , No 43. and sent It to the aenate.
The senale this morning , br a vote or 22 to
" I ; . ordered the house bill to a thIrd reading
over tIl protest of Senator laie who stated
? thaI people from the North Plate valley
' f' wanle to he heard In reference to certain of
Its 'rovisions , - -
, . ' TIe provision which seems to he obnoxious
to some of the North Plate IJc'ple Is secton
. . , 2,031 or the ConsolIdated Statutes anl Is a !
V. follows : '
No tract of land ohal he crossell br lore
-I than one ditch , canal or lateral without the
, written consnl nli reemenl or the owner
J' , thercor , Ir the lirat ditch , clnnl or lateral
, can he made to nnswer the purpose for
' which the second dich , canal O' lateral Is
desired or Intentell
, Senator Stewart who wIth Senator Allers ,
, Is looked upon as one or the best author-
. Ites on IrrigatIon subjects In tile state , does
nol share In the nlnrm lIe gives his rca-
Eons for helevlng that the section quoted I '
should remain on the statute books br say-
t : lug thaI lhe law contaIned In the b:1 :
ordered ' to a third reading t01ay fully remedies -
dies the allege ' ] Injusce of the rorong :
provision. Section ao : of the bill now pent-
log , and which wi go to the governor to'
morrow. provides that all persns , companle3
or assocIatIons desirous of constructing a
ditch 01' to enlarge any ditch , canal or other
works heretofore constructed by any other
person , company corporation or associatIon ,
' and who shall he unable to agree with the
owner anti claimants of nny lands necesry
' to he taken for the sie of any such works
. thereof touching the -
or any part compenm-
ton and damages , shall bo entitled 10 cou-
dcmn tim right or way over ali through the
lands of others tar any and all such purposes.
' Senator Stewart contends that the provi-
, slon taken with sectIon 2.034 or the present
law wi give Nebraska nn Irrigation law
: equal to that of Colorado whIch he considers
' the best or any state In the unIon.
. On thIs subject A. Bartlett Woods clltor
'of the Oerlng Courier , the leadIng newspaper
, In Scols Duf ( county and a gentleman
who has given the , subjcct of irrigation much
. . . local study . 'say : ,
' . Admlttthg . for the sake of ar/ument. that
the section should he repaled. how much
; better off will the l1blc be If the bill Is
c . ' defeated ? The disputed secton will stIll he
'i. n statute. and the Irrigating Interests or the
tate J' he deprived of the benefits of
; , 'i ' .wliat-Isunlversally conceded to be n god
I- .nnil timely measure. Nothing Is to be
- . . gained by the defeat or the bi , Nothing
- can be hoped for by the opponents of secton
: ,034 nt thIs session on account or the lale-
L , . . ness of the date nt which they began their
: active Caml1lgn. An opportunity for I
molncaton : of the aceton was once open ,
earlier In the seslon , agreeable to both
: Senator AllerR and nepresentatve Harris ,
'which was then rejected , hut Is now urged
'ns n compromise As to thl merits of the
S section . while there arc always two
sides to . n contrO\'CrR , I Is to
1r be hailed that the public wi nol
hastily form a conclusion The
' entire terrier } ' along the North Platte In
- Cheyenne and Scots Duff counts , where
. ' there Is the greatest development of Irri-
, gaton , IR In"fvor of the section as It now
' 'stnnds The ' section IR Intended as n pro-
tecton to the land owner to prevent n
multiplicIty or canals across the lands and
'Ii I ; found In some for among the laws of
-
: every irrIgation state In the union But for
this section lands would he subject to all
; the canals which the caprice and whims
. mIght sUgest. Tinder the sectIon I Is hn-
possible for lands to be cut Into lat irons
I the orIginal canal cnn answer the same
purpose. In order to 110lnt the moral It IR
' only necessary to inquire who It Is that
_ ; usually almost Invnrllhly owns , the lands In
the western part of this state ?
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JUST .JOllKU TII UU.L TO IJ'l
Dick Snilt1i' 1111 fur I'utting Capitol 01
\Vhr" " Intir'nu 11 jill.
J.INCON. March 2S.-Spcclal.-When ( )
t. RepresenlalvC I.nmbor Introduced In the
; f house his now celebrated bill to local the
state fair nt Lincoln S nltor SmIth of Doug-
las county offered as a counter irritant n bill
proposing ) to relocate the state capitol lt
t HastIngs. This forenoon the house made a
; 34 monkey out of Laniborn's bi , and n ! soou ,
l lS the fact became known to the senate Sen-
' Itor Sheen , chaIrman of the con11ltee on
' 4 constitutional amendments 10 which Senator
r' , Smith's bill had been referred reported It
: ' back : to lie ( senate with the following rec-
'
, ollcnlaton :
\Vi' 1'Illlen < that len lte file No. 322 be
' amenllel In the commilpe or the whole RO
, 'nl to suhml the 1I'O/.osllon / or capItol re-
movnl to the vole of lha ( state ns follows :
1ilrll-Shnl , the state capitol he removed ?
" SeCOfld-Siiaii it be lemo'ell to
, Seeond-Shll I ht hastings ,
Adals county , GI'r/nl. / Seols Blur county :
, , OCIIOVII . . 1 lmort coulityVooil ; W\'er. Jlal
, count : Pawnee City , lu'\'nee county , nell
Cloud , Wehsler county , Avoca. Caps county ;
; l"nlrbur . Jerel'SOI county : 1.'I'lend , Saline
. cobOl } " ?
- I hclng further provlle.l that ttiiy other
, Place II the state may he suggested and
- nchhlll In the list by any scnltor prior
; e to the nIJourm\11 , of the ) 11'esenl Irglsln-
, ' t tore : Ilro\llcll thai metropolitan and cities
of the first lnPi liavitig nlorI ' then 5d,000
tl Irst ta8" hll'lnlorl' ( ,0
Inlmhlnltl shal hI Ixllult from all the
, benefls of this act : m\l provlle < further
( hUt IC 10 cl ( ' shul receive / majority oC
3 all votes cast the said capitol shall he re-
monl 10 the cIty receiving the highest num
r' bee of "ptes nail there remain fOl' a II'rh)1
of five years , nt the expiration of whIch
tme I shal he ) removed for a slmlur * ileriod
to thl city rcclllnl the next hhhNlt & ) ictilli-
r ber 1111 10 on through the list of eanlidate
cIties . , I 1lnH further I'rovhlell ' that no
cIty shall . whie In IioS5eSi n , of saId calJI-
Joss <
g tel barter sell O' trtIlIifer Ihl lame or IIY
110rlln thcrrof , except to points or 11\ts :
: ullslle of thIs state ; ro\'llet further that
liD city shall be IICelel1 coml.Hcut tl , le.
, l'elo fell capitol that hnR nol hlen Incor-
IJomtctl for n honed ' of l'hhtllu ) "I'arl , 11m-
; s ' 11\11 further , that no change of locnton
of alll (1J101 shul remoe or change the !
' course 0 Sni creell or the MIssouri river ; '
't end pro\'lded fm'twl. thnt wherlnR ( pII I
cohn , ' cmcmenc Hem to exist thIs bill
I /hal take effect Immellate\ upon Its iuas-
. sage by the scnute , wih ur wIthout the
concurrence ot the hOe ot representatives.
: Senator Cross objected to thin report , 10
' said that vairbury woull not tale the stab
capital ns I gift If II had \ to submit to the
Ivuomlny or a session oC the legislature
i t. every two ) 'Clt
Seater ' ' 1elt saId that A\oca. Ito Barkus .
I was wiiIIn' ,
Senator Akeri protested , against the
' l eighteen Ylan clunso lie lalll that ( hoeing
_ was enl - six years cli.
Senator Sloan oXJhlne\1 that tlo present
' . legIslature would IRloubtcdl ) Ilx 18 l years Q
the age or consent , ali thai with thl under-
' . etnndlng the committee did not reel hike
. - recommending that the state capItal he
' - forced upon nsuy town that had not yet
' - readied the age of discretion ,
SEnlter Graham slll that Inasmuch I the
- . , cIty of teatrlcl the I UIUtfll Queen or lice
Du ! hl'not \ ben IncluJed In lice list of
'V candidates . hue cit I hIs duty to object \
further clnshllrltun of the report , I there
( ceo . wont over uutl tOI.rrow ,
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STOCK YARDS . TiE SENATE ;
Regulatng Measures Pased by the HouEe
Bent to the General FUe.
EFfORT TO CHORE THEM OFF FAILED
Commlteo , JrlJrlc,1 ThNn for Inlolllo
l'o II'olrlelt. hut thai SrJRtorl Iefulel
to COlcur II thin lbccoinnuentlatlon-
Urlof Ucllte 01 thin :1Ucr.
LINCOLN Mach 28.-Spechal.-ln ( ) the
senate thll forenoon the stock yards bills nl-
ready palsell In the house to regulate com-
mIssions amt ( \ yard charges were placed on
general file II spite of the earnest protest or ,
No'es. Many republican members voted to
1IIIce the bills on general no who will not
vote to IJISS them shouhl they succeed In
running the gauntlet of the sifting committee -
tee and afterward of the committee of the
whole , In other words . there Is a faint suspIcion -
pIcion that I number of senators took advantage -
vantage or tie opportunity to place them-
solves Ill nn aPlarent attitude of favorIng the
legislation contemplnted In the bills. I Is
freely Ilrellet(11 thai the bis wi be eftectu-
ally smothered by the sittings coinacittee.
Hut there arc surprlses-evcn where un-
hooked for
The senate opened the real work of the
morning session wih an attempt on the part
or Speedier to resurrect the bill regulating
the South Omaha stock yards lie moved
that senate fIle No 12 , his own bill . bo mate
aim order for special consideration at 2 o'clock.
The bill Is on general file , hut so far his been
( \'erlooket by the Ilng committee. As soon
n the full force antI effect of Sprecher's
10ton struck Gl'ahlm anti Pope they Imme-
diatehy , raised the point of order thai Inasmuch
n ! ) ' lullis nn eeui'rul file hnd II
resolution 11' r..t time senatebeen . : i placed li- charge
or the sifting committee It would require a
two-thIrds majority to nice time bill In qle -
ton out of the hnnts or thai committee and
advance It for special consideraton , TII
poInt of onlE was sustained and on roll cal
Sprecher's moton to advance time bill was
lost , eleven , senutors voting with the senator
from Colax and sixteen against. But the
stock ) 'a.ls bills were not so easily disposed
of. A few moments hater Crane or the com-
Ille on mlseelaneou ! corporations reported
two bills which had already passed the house
-house roll No 9. nxlng the charges to bc
mnde by commission men , and house roil No
:28. regulatIng blue stock ) yards lhemselves
On house roil No. I the commItee reeom-
mentll Indennlle poslponemenl
OPlOSID CHANB'S nEPOHT
Sprccher moved that the report be not con-
curred In . hilt thaI the bill be sent to the
general le ,
Caldwel or 1al county at once favored
Sprecher's malon , Ito said the bill affected
every 160-acre farm In Nebraska and that the
people of the slate were deeply concerned.
So Imllortant a musure should not be indefinitely -
definitely postponed
Noyes or Douglas county opposed Sprech-
er's muton , lD said that It was a bill
which affected his own constituents as well
as time consttuenls of other senators I
was . perhaps , trao , he said , that the bill affected -
fected evcry 160-acro farm In the slate. But
I was equally true that the entire state or
Nebraska was deeply interested In the stock
yards at South Omaha The men ownIng
time stock yards had Invested an Immense
sum of money , and they hall every reason
to feel proud In the slccess they had
achieved. On the other hand , the reports
of the Kansas City Board of Trade revealed '
the fact that n very large proportion or the
stock sol at the Kansas City 'stock yards
was drwn from Nebraska The people of
Nebraska should have more pride In their
own stale and not attempt to still further
embarrls a great locl Interest by passing
hoslle legislation. The proprietors of tie
South Omaha yards had spent large sums
of , money ' and wore ' spending , iuoro money
every year than they were receiving They
were working to enhance the Interests of
Limo state and wore asking no ravors. Noyes
appealed to the senate ' nol to pas hostile
legislation al time present time.
Hitchcock said thaI he did not understand
that the mere action of the senate In placIng -
Ing the bill on the gen ral file wOlld work
any Injury to the slack , yards He could see
no reason for Indennlely postponing a mes-
mire or 80 much Importance without giving
the senate an opportunity to dIscuss I upon
its merits.
Cross said that he" was not In favor of
striking nt any Nebraska industry but the
bill In no way arectCI''the stock yards Interests -
terests I waR aImed solely nl the concmls-
slon mon-anolher association entirely.
Every stock shipper jn the stat had an Interest -
terest In seeIng that ' 11 charges made by
time commission men were nol exorbitamlt.
He hoped the bill would not be summlrly
disposed of . as recommended by the committee -
tee on miscellaneous corporations.
Caldwehl saId thai wlullo he
heartily
Caldwel whie hearty con-
curred In most of what had been saId by the
senIor senator tram Douglas county ho knew
I to bo a fact that while the South Omaha
Stock Yards company had an Immense cap-
ital ! , I _ stock ! , amounting , to _ $ 5OOOO.00. over one-
namE Ol I was vaLer i was impossible to
ship stock to those yards and sel to the
packing houses wllhont paying direct trIbute
to the commIssion mcn.
Noyes closed the debate by time statement
that ho believed time senate would be mllllng
n serIous mistake In passing time bill under
consideratIon. lie thought that II unler
late In tIme session to take up the mater for
discussion and therefore moved as a sub-
sttule for Sprecher's mol n that the report
of the conlmitteo . indefinItely postponing the
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bill bo concurred in . His substitute motion
moton
was defeated and time bill
WIS deeatel bi went to the gen-
oral file by time following vole :
Yeas-
Akers , Lhr , Snuitim ,
ilreuusler . 1 "I.son. fmlh 'jcft.
Crane . ' , '
Clne. NOJ'eH Watson-Il.
Hnhn , lope , \'llln-l.
Nays-
iliack , Graham . Slun.lers ,
lau.r , hitchcock , Sloan
Caidweil. hluibrooi .
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Sprecimer -
wtl lolbroSprrcher.
Cmnmmubeii. .TetTmleui , HtWIII ,
Crawford. I.IIII"IW. Rteurer ,
Cn , aluicluell. 'Vrlghl- ' ) .
Dnl" Hathhun
Absent-Gray and Mclceeh ' .
- ) 1cleeb )
house roil No 328 , ale recommend for
hulennlte postponelent , was , hy viva vcco
vote , placed on general tile ,
PROViSIONS OF THE BILLS.
House roil No 9 was Introduced by Rep-
I'e entatve Suter IlolUIH , from Antelope
count ' . It Is entitled "An
) I entte.1 act to fix cOlmls-
slons for soing live stock In the state of
Nebraska , and to provide a penalty for the
violaton thereof. " I provIdes ns follows :
l3eclou ( 1. It
Steton I shah he unlawful for any
IWl'son or I'ersons pelhlg live stock out of
any stacie yards withIn the state of Ne-
Iraslm to charge a greater commissIon for
selling tile 1Ie thou the ( ohlovimug :
See 2. For eiehllmmgeattle. . 40 cents
Forelln
/ elln'atte. tier
11ad , and not to \'xee 'atte. per car. Iel
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selhllf hogs , G cnlR l'el' 1I'1d , anti not to
tXClpil $ ; per car for . single dtel , himd ' li
( I
Per car for double de..le curs 1.01 soiling
uuimeel ) , 1 cents IHr head , and nol to seling
$ Iler car ror Ilnlo mlecl . amId H per ear
l'om' double ' ' ler
10' < Ol blo declt 1':1'1.
h3e. : Any pcnol who shah vIolate 1\1 ) '
of the ( pro\"Itlon $ oC this oct shah be
IIcmc < guilt ) of mls ] tmelnor. amid Ullon
convlrtnn ( hereof /hal I bl thlNI for the I
.Irlt olfcnR mint less thll PJ nor monut than
HO l ( for the SCCQIHI offense not Iom than
$ Iou hoe lCre than $ X Iml for Iuch < 1 sub-
sequent oenEt not less than $2 nor mome
than $ ) . m011
house roll No , :28 : Is more comprehens'o
In its Ilro\lslons. 1 was Introduced by Rep-
resentat\o Jenilins. republcan , from Thayer
COUlt . and peonies as folo\I' :
Secton I. AI stock yards opened or l'r-
guulze\ under time general corporation imiw
\en corpQraton Ilw
of thl state . 01 by HII(1111 charter , are
imoreby dl'elare to be pmmbhic mularketme. UIC
Hec , ) : . , \1 Ilel'jn . rUlllrnlonR publc IUrk(11. 0111-
Jnnlcs ) dealing at IHICItocll yards shall
110 the /lme rights Ruth privliege-s with
nfl other ,
al huerrns or corporations. and no
lelOI corlJrlons. In
lights or prlvlelel nranlell or conferred to
or \1101 lIlly lerSOn or corporation either
directly or imIdliccIhy shah be lon ellpl'
\lrccl Imllleelfhal \lthhehl from
In ' other lerlon , C0illlaI ) ) or corpolutioml .
bee. 3. 'l'hero shall ba } lulclmt number
ot competent lem'ons the '
'letOml ' IIJllolnt\11 by gO\-
l'l"IWr of time state for each stock yard , who
! hal hue Jive Ito\'lt inshiectors , who < Ihnl \
determIne wlat Etoole Is unli for mlrkt
and have th same remo\ed , The said In-
Ileclol' shah also .lltermlnu what are
jdggy ] sows mild wimlem ore stags , Iml aimee
nlow a dockage of 101 to excell fort } '
llUUmldS for . clrh "Igg sow anti nol to ex-
reed tlxti' 111111 > ( or eam'lm stag. .AIR1 11
p"run3 ; exe\'pt thou IPJolntt1 unllr the
1.r\'I.lols . of hlR I section mire hereby pro-
Illlell frotl acting 1 : ltuck Ilslectur ,
_ - , _ . . . . , - - . - : . . . : ; .
And they shall receive as coftipeneatton the
coiP
Anm of 15 cents for eaOl car 'tns cted , and
lJO more to be paid hy the shipper.
Sec 4 , 1hal raid Inllwnn fu th'n-
ers or proprietors ( or any stock 1'nrd wihin
this state to chnre n grater price for
ynemhing and welghlnF stock than , the following -
lowing : For ) 'nrln" and weIghtIng ' cattle .
2 cents IJer head : for yarlln" and weigh-
lag hog . 8 cents per beau ; for ynrdlng and
weighing Rheep , I cent per head.
Sec , G. I shall be unlawful for the own-
ers or proprietors of any stock yards wihin
thlg state to charge a greater price for
grain anti lucy than the folowing : For
( orn , oats hay and all other graIns or
feed . double the market price In village or
city where such stock yards are located ;
snhl Price to be governed b ' the market
price on day of delivery of said grain feeder
or ha ) ' .
Sec. G. I "hnl be unlnwful for time own-
erg or proprietors or ally stock yards within
this state to sell or delver' nn than for
the same less lln 2.0 Ilunlls of hnr for
n ton of hull ) ' . Anti It shall be unlawful for
amuy such owners or ProPrietors to Sell or
deliver less than seventy Jounls of corn In
the ear or fifty-six Pollilils ) or shelled . corn
for n blshel , or . less than sixty Ilunlls of
wimeat 01. thlrt-two hioumuds of oats for 1
pounls
hitmiu ci.
Sec. 7. I shah he Inlawrul for the own-
ers or p'ol.rlelors of any stock ynrd wihin
this state to prohibit the owners or any
dead stock In such yards to RI to any per-
lon to whom alll owner 11 ) ' desIre to
sell the 8ame.
Sec 8. Any person or IJC'SOns who shall
violate nmiy or the ProvIsions or tills net
chnl he deemed guilty " or a mlslemeanO'
and on convlelon thereof shah be lne 1
sum not lesq than $51 ] nor more than $ IOror
the lIst offense , and nol less tlnl $100 nor
more than $200 for the second dlense ; for
ench suhsequent offense not less than $200
nor more than $500.
SilATIl 1'tSSt ' S Ft VR J10n. ii 1 l.LS.
11o"quroq that , \eet time Atm'nhtratlon
nr Civil Matters In Nrhr kl"
LINCOLN , March 28.-Speclal.-Thme ( ) sen-
ale thIs forenoon read the third Lime amId
passed fl've bills . all of them of consIderable
hlportnnce and all extremely likely to puss
time house They word lS follows :
Senate file No. 44 , by Oraham of Gage
coully , all act to Ilrovhlo for the Ilelllng or
nn Incumbrance book In the ofce of the
clerIc of the dIstrict court all to require the
entry therein by time sheri or each levy or
atachment or cxecuton , In order 10 bind
subsequent vendees or Incumbrances. The bill
provides :
Section 1. That each clerk of the district
court Is required to keep for the business of
his oee a hook to be called the In-
curh.nce book In which the sheriff shal
enter a stntement of the levy or Iaeh nt-
tnchment or execution on real estate ni
imerelmiafter .
hereinafer provlle
Sec. 2. No levy of nl,1ehment or execu-
Lion emi real estate shnl be notice to a subsequent -
sequent vCldee or Incumbrncer In good
faith , unless the sheriff shall have entere
In a hook , which shal be kept In the olce
of the cleric of the district court by such ,
cleric and cied the "iimciumbrnuuce bok , " 1
slntement that the land describing I , hns
been 80 ntache or levIed on , the cause In I
which I was so ulachel , timid when I was
done , signed hy such shrlf Such book
shah he open , as other Ilolts kept by such
clerk , for public Inspecton ,
The second bl passed was senate flue No
36 : , by Bressler In general I prOvIdes that :
SectIon 1. All county , precnct amid lown-
Shill ) oiilcers may he chargd . tried nnil removed -
moved from olce for olcial misdemeanors ,
In the manner /nd for the causes following :
First-For hnblull or wilful neglect of duly.
Second-For gross llartalt . Thlr -I or op
pression Fourth-l extortion. FIh-l or
corluplon , Slxth-Fol' wilful nmaladmninis-
trton In oiiiee. Soventh-For convIction
of . hnbltunl
a felony. Eighth-For drunken-
ne s.
Sec. 2. The district courts of this state I
shall have exclusive , original jurisdictIon to I
hear and determine charges against county . I
preclncl and township Ofiiecrs . '
The third bill. , was ( senate tile No. l8 , by' '
McKceby or Webster , r j an ICI validatIng
cerllin defective conveyances of real eslate :
I provides :
Section 1. That all Instruments or writing
relltng to the conveyance of real estate
or of any Interest therein , made and executed -
ecuted without n subscribing witness , and
recorded In the proper records or the county
wherein such real estate Is sItuate , prior to
the 1st day of January , A D 18D , are
hereby declared legal and val , and the
record thereof effectunl to all Intents and
purposes , tile same 'os 'r - such instruments
bad been , executed \ .lth n competent subscribing - ,
scribing wItness ; providei3bisaet Iha.1 not
extend nor appl provldes. action or 'proceed-
lag now 11endlnS In any court of this state
Sec 2. That all instruments of writing
relating to the conveyance of real estate , '
or of any Interest tilerein made and ex-
ecutcd hy a corporation . and recorded . In
the proper records of the count wherein
such real estate Is situate . prIor to the Is1
day of January , : A. D 1895. "re hereby de-
cared la legal I and valid . and the record
thereof effectual to ni Intents und purposes
the same ns If such Instruments lIed been
executed wih the ' .eorornte seal of such
corporation attached ; provided , this net
shal not extend nor apply to any action
or proce.cdlllg now pending In any court of
this state.
Senate file No. 131 , by Sloan of Fillmore
county Is n bill of considerable Importance
to the smaller towns and cities of the state.
U apples to cites of the second class havIng -
Ing a population of less than 5,00 and en-
chloe them to make contracts for lighting
plants. It provIdes that these cities are
nuthorlzed to make contracts with ahd authorize -
thorize any person , company or association
to erect and maintaIn gas or electric light
works In saId city , and gIve such person .
company , or association the exclusIve prIv-
liege of furnishIng gas or electric lights to
light the streets , lanes , and ales of said
city for any length of time , not exceeding
twenty-one years , and to levy a tax not exceeding -
ceeding ( mills on the dollar In any one year
for the purpose of paying time costs of Igbt-
Ing the strobes lanes and alleys of said city.
The last bIll passed was senate file No !
356 , by Pope of Saline county , providing for '
the educaton of chidren confined In time '
poor houses amid for the payment of the ! X-
pens thereof. The bill Is as follows :
Section 1. That wnel'e children of sclmobi l
age anti or sound mind shall he connned In
nn ) ' 1001 house of this state , I ahal be the
dULY of the count } ' hoar , where the same
can he domle to make arrangements with
the officers of the school district wherein
said poor house Is located or with some
school district adjacent . to have the children -
11ren so chlrgeable to the county attend
school at Ruch time and place amid to have
and receive such text hooks and instruction
as m3imail be provided for other chidren attending -
tending In Raid Rchool dIstrict.
Sec 2. I 1111 he the duty or the count } '
hearth upon the report of the omeers of the
school dIstrIct , wherein arrangements hlva
been made for the el1uclton or the children
conilneti In the poor imouse to draw a war-
rant on the general fund of the county ,
paynhle to the treasurer or said school dIs-
trlct : provided , however the county /hnl
not he liable for more than Its proportionate
share of the expenses for text books , fuel
and teachers' wmmges.
( 'orrectlmig mm 1111' i . 'ritin ,
LINCOLN . March 28.-Special.-Governor ( )
Holcomb , while examining senate file No ,
160 , which ha already been passed by both
brnnches or the legislature and sent to the
chler oxecmmtive . discovered tllt the tithe Is
radically defective . The bill was Introduced
by Senalor Holbrook of Dodge county and
was designed to ellbio cites having a popu-
laton of more than 5,000 Inhabiants , and
less than 25,000 , to create hoards of park
commlsslonts , to acquire land for parks , ant
to levy a tax for Improving the same , The
title doe nol refer to the Ilrovlslons of the
bill deferring the duties or thc pak commls-
slters. , fixing their compensaton and the
levy of the tax to Improve the parks. At th3
suggeston or the govtrnor , Senator Hal-
hrook movoII the selnto this afternoon to re-
quest the chief executive to return the bill to
the upper branch or the leglslalure In order
that the tithe might b corrected , The melon -
lon ( was agreell to Inl time ro\rlor In a
brief special message COI1lled with limo re-
11Ullt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I.ti.a fr n l'armor hy t1rr.
FALLS CITY , Neb . .March 28-(8peclal.- ( )
At time farm or Chancy NemYe9. sr. . who
lives about thin ! mlel north or tills city ,
them was a large tIre yesterday eyenlng' abut
5 o'cloek , In which he lost about .000 worth
$
or IlroJery , gralmm stock and farm ma-
chmllmer ) ' . Ho lost twelve head of cattle , tour
horses. led about 600 bushels of corn . stud
200 hushels ot wheqt.apd oats , t\ Is 1 wel-
to-o farmer and time insurance . Is about
$1.000 In Farmers' Mutual , '
Miss lllle Ryan of DawsOf alq down
Wednesday and I visiting friends and rea- ]
'
th'os " -
: r A. Clmenon or Omaha vll * d her
parents , Dr , and Mu ICeer ! . of thIs city . '
WeOkly : cubriisLan Iii Trouble ,
hASTINGS March 28-Spclal ( Telegram. )
-Tho Weekly Nebraskan was closed today
by a mortgage or $2.000. held by the First
National b.mtmk of this city , )
OMAHA hAVE THE FAIR
Oontrot wi'Itlo State - Eoa of Agrioul-I
turo Will Remain Invlolato. I
( '
LINCOLN 81f DEFEATED : IN TIE hOUSE
Amende,1 In COlmltM or time " 'holD Till
I ; ' % 'as4tssseengnlsahlo antI Then
Cnst hate Outer lnrluJ'1 lT
R Uecllio Vote .
r. _ _
LINCOLN Mnrch 23-Special.-Timo ( ) bill
10 permanently locate the state fair at LIncoln
Is as dead for the present sessIon as though
It had failed for passage on thIrd reading.
In committee of limo whole It was toJny
slugged Into time realms or oblivion by time
decisive vole of 65 to 5.
As It transpired . the bill nt no tme had the
slightest show of SUCCOsS. For awhie 11 Was
used as n small club , but Its emcleney In
this respect son eval.oratc and It b cle a
laughlpg stock. I one thing more than an-
ether was developed In the debate this mornIng -
Ing It was the ( apparent settled convIcton
that the Nebraska state fair should never be
localetl perlnaner.tly at nny ciy , Iclemnbers
expressed themsel's l opposed to this plan.
They pointed to Iowa amId Illinois . where , the
state fairs are permanently nxed. All Inter-
est In thrEe Instntons lulls dIed out and
rivalry between dlrenl cite has ceased
At every session of their legislatures applc-
tons are made for large approprIations. Time
cItzens of thost stales are disinclined to make
an ) ' great IndIvidual effort In behalf or what
have brome state institutions .
But this Is exactly what the Lancaster . Ilele-
gaton was working for the establshment of
nnother state Inslluton and anal her sink-
hole for state money. Amendmenls submitted
this morning provltell for another "bonrd "
wih 81endanl under secretaries , and made
large I\/ro/rlalons for their salaries. Ppr-
haps th S imendments , which gave the whole
case away , did IS much ns anything toward I
defeating the m asure.
Originally LimO bill , as drawn by LanIborn ,
provided that there should be held annually
ut the capital of the stile ammO wihin two and
one-half miles of the posteilice . a state fair
of Nebraska , al such time of the year as time
State Board of AgrIculure shah appoint. I
WS also provIded that 120 acres or land
shoull be donated , including a god mile race
track and buidings ,
'his was amedd , by general consent 10
read , "Simahi be held anmnmaiiy . commnclng In
the year 1000 . " and providing that nothlnr
should invalidate Omahn's presel contract i ,
with the Board or Agricimiture.
NEARLY lULLED THE CHARTER DLL ,
The Omaha charter found a rocky read In
the house today when I came up for final
passnge I failed to carry with the
emergency clause and at one time It seemed
as If It would 11i1 to pass altogether.
Rickett's amendment whIch knocked out the
provisIon of Denedlcl's , whIch prevented dls-
crlmlnnton In the pnrchnse of paving ma-
tonal , was included In the bill as It passel
today as were also the two nmenlments by
Harte , which provide that the building and
bier Inspectors shall be nppolnted by the
mayor. Thojhll , . ns It passed , appeared to
have but very few friends In any quarler
The queston was finally asked on the floor
durIng the long edge or the cal of the i
hmoUse "Wh .aro so many voting against the
Omnha charr . whIch Is purel n local mnat-
terV' Ther(4 were a few votes against the
bill given fa the reason hat the water sup-
ply prolsloembraced territory twenty
'mies outsid4 t .lmlts or the city. There
was general indifference mnnlfestel toward
the bill durIng the entire time It was up for
passage.
House , roll NO'J602 , passed this afternoon .
makes for . bcUerment of Nebraska
tlbcUerment news-
papers , and incrtases their value I provides
that no newspaper shall be conslderel legal
for the publtgtiap of legal notices and other
official publlt ' S unless the same shall
havealboll ihlei circulation of nt least"200
copies .eekly.ond shall have been pUbls1'i
witimin the county for ihfty-two cons cutve
weeks prIor to the publication of such no-
tces , and be lrintedl'n whole ' or In part In
an office maintained at the place of publics-
tion. These provisions do not apply , how ,
over , In' counties wherein but one paper Is
published . or In counties where no news-
paper hls"been , published for a perIod of one
year prior to time publication of such legal
'or other official notices . or In ountes where
no news paper Is publshed havIng the , required -
qulred 200 circulation. The bill passed wIth
the emergency clause. t
ADOPTED THE ADJOURNMENT nEPORT.
The .olse committee on adjournment ' reported -
ported time result of its conference with time
senate committee . naming Friday , April 5 , at
12 m. l the hour agreed upon by the joint
committee. Hhodes and Barry tried to
amend by fixing on n day earlier . on ac-
count or the present running train tme. which
would cause an InconvenIence to many
farmers living off the main lines of railway.
Their efforts did not prevail , however , and
Hailer' nloved that the rule against smoking
be suspended during the remainder or the
sessloiu hut the speaker again ruled arbi-
traiy , and declared the motion out of order
Van Honsen demurred , and Inquired If a mo-
tion ! to SUSJend _ th rtles.w s not In , . order.
He got no satSlclOn and time minority was
agaIn squelched amid considerable ghoulsh
glee
A report was adopted commending Cona-
way , chnlrman of the standIng relief COI-
mltee , for his labors on behalf of relief
legislation. ,
The house wont Into committee of the
whole , with Cole In time chair , on time report
or the sifting omnmitteo wiich had recom-
mended house rolls Nos. 490 , 642 333. 410
stud l35. Time first , No 490 , was Lammuborn's
lull to permanently locate time state fair at
Lincoln Before any consideration had been
given to the measure Van Hausen nlovod
that the bill bo recommended for indefinite
poslponement.
Munger deprecated this motion . le said
thaI the author of the bill , I.amborn , had
a number of amendments to propose , one of
them being to the effect that no Immediate
ncton should be taken on fair location , hul
that the measure should take effect In 1900 I
Van Hausen said that as two mere sessions I
of the legislature would ensue prior to ( list '
perIod , It would be well to postpone any
legislation on the matter at present.
Chace was In favor of the motion to indefinitely -
definitely postpone. He believed that SOIO
other cities than Lincoln shoull also bo
afforded a chance to bid on location or the
institution . t they could do better It would
be to time advantage of time state.
Benedict brought down , time honso hy read-
log an extract from one or Sam Jones' ser-
mons. In which the evangelist had salt : "If
I conld ever jmp any respect for a glmbler ,
I would be for Ithe one who dldn'l squeal "
The gentelin ( rom Lancaster ( ( urns ) had
said thaI Ivthe fair were located perma-
nenty at In.pln the people Of LIncoln coull
Ilroceed to sin omit trees anti olherwlse dee
orate the gr6untis . Why had time peOIle ) of
LIncoln ; mevmrtthommgimt ! of this before ? The
tact of the 'UJaler was , Lincoln hall , on a
fair vote II time agricultural board . been
beaten and Wsinow : squealing ,
Burch look hlglwr ground In his argument
Jill 4 ,
- - -
against time bIll. lie Mil that I provide for
I location of the stale fall nt the ( aplal city
of the slate. Sho'uld LImo capItal bo removed
from Lincoln Limo fair would necessarily go
wIth It. le believed that n recurring 10cc-
ton once In five years added interest to Limo
lair and increased the attendance.
Mers wanted the fair nt Long IIno as
first choice , Lincoln aecond Harrison was
enthusiastic for Grand Island . That city
was the natural home of time air , fair women
mothers and dangters , fair men and the
rlngtalell Mongolian phesuJt. , Grand Island
was I place for time pursuIt of life , liberty
antI the pursuIt of happiness The mayor of
time cIty , Mr. OeI1e. . chIef clerk or tIme
imomiso would sea that over ) ' \ 'isltor had all
the liberty ho wanted . and would go out
with time boys with I dark lantern I neces-
sary , The fair should go to Grand Island ,
and hc hall an nmonllment to offer to blunt
eect. He hopil the moton to postpone
won11 not prevail.
Suton oC Iourlas snlll thlt one objection
which had been al1'ancell to nn Omnha hoes-
ton was that It always milled when time fair
WaS located timore. Were thnt true It would
bo n gooll buslnes sPculaton tout It there
fore\'er Ia could not understnnll wimy ally
resident of any of the larger < tcs of the
state SIIUII favor this bill , 1or Imimseif ,
were he a resident of any one of timenj , he
would always want the opportunity to work
for time Interest oC his city once In fIve years
and try to securc for It the nlr.
Thomns had always been of the opinion
that the Rolemn contract entered Into with
Omnha should be respected and lved up to
Ho was glad to see that there was also n
senlhncnt on the door which agreed with
him , The amenllment which Imbor pro-
posl , to allow time contract with Omnha to
contnle smith locate It Iermanent ) ) In 1890 ,
indicated tluis. TIle first propositon Was to
go lat ) hack on n contrcl , but It was ov-
hlent the ) hOI thoughl bettor of It.
Iunger's great plea for permanency was
basell on the idea of erecting Irrigating , beet
anti chicory plants on time grounds amId ius-
tratng each year to farmer the progress or
the age. I'ernuanency he argucl , was the
main thing that shoull bo kept In \'Iew.
LAMBORN STARTED A 110W.
When Lambor11rtook to reaplulate
the fures In the n(1 premium list he salll
that Beneliet hall accused Crnmb of being a
liar. Bnllet was on his feet In an Instant
and 11enouneed the inslmmuation . lie had simply -
ply repelled an attack on the commercial
11I.er of Omnha cltzen . Disorder followed
time anlmaled colloquy between Lambor and
Benedict following which a vote was taltn
on Van Housn's moton to hHlelnlel ) ' post-
pone the bill. I was defeated by a vole or ,15
to 35.
Time bill was thln considered by sections.
Barrimuoved an nmemlment to the first seton
ton , making the date or permnnent location
1900. and providing . also , thai nOlhlng In
the measure should invalIdate time existing
contract wlh Omaha
Thn n flood of othtr amelHhnnts fowed In
on the clerk to Icale the faIr nt Long Iln (
Vniemmline , Grcelr Center amid Ornd Island.
Apparently the Granl Island idea cnught the
crowd That proposition . In the shape or an
amendment IJ Harrison , carried by n veto or
44 to 38. Time house went wild and pandemonium -
monium enjoyed quite a snccessrul Inllng ,
But In the end a mmuotlon to rceommend the
moton
bill In this shape for passage failed by a tie
vote of 42 to 42. This made the Lancaster
people feel geol , but their hilarity was short
lived. Within the space of t\ minutes thy
had time to think the matter over In nil its
varIous lghts Ind shadows and were on
their legs voting for Indennle postponemnt , I
which prevailed hy 65 to I And thus the
state fair bogIe mnn marche Inlo the hal
and then marched out araln ,
The house then took a lay oft until 2
ar unl
p. m
) iii.n the afternoon honse roll No. l60 COnIC .
up on thIrd reading for passage. This Is time '
last bill considered yesterday In committee of :
the whole amId recommended for paRsagl I I
provides for divisIon or counties and location
counles locaton
of new county sats by n vote or a majority ,
instead of thretnrhs. of the voters , as Is now
the law. The bill pissed by n vote or 66 to 2.
House roll No 602 vas passed' ' with the
emergency clause. This bill defines a legal
newspaper , and provides that It musl have
200 circulation and have ben publshed for
fifty-two successive weeks In the County ,
. . .VOTE ' : ON , TUE CHAnTER BILL.
'The Omaha charter , house roll No. 133 ,
then followed on third rending. After
twenty-sIx votes hld been secured a cal of
the house was demanded and song singing
took the place of legislation for thirty min-
utes. An attempt was made to raise the
call , hut the necessary fifty-one votes were
lacking. More dIsorder folowed and at last
Benedict moved that further proceedings un-
tier the cal be dispensed with , and II pre-
c-ailed. The bill went to a vote , was lost
with the emergency clause by 55 to 31 , and
was carrIed wlthont the clause by the follow-
log vote In detail :
Yens-
Allan . Crow Mel'nlden
Ashby , Dlles. McNjtt
Bacon , imy I , Merrlel .
Barry , 'rUz. Myers
Steelier . autmirie Muuuger.
Beck , 1ah'hrOl'erJtn. . .
use , harris , ohlmln ,
itenedlet. htumrrlson , iicketts .
Bernard , Harte , Hnblngon ,
lirady . hinds , itoddy
hirownell . Jenness . Rouse .
Itureb .lenliiius Seluickedants
Burke , Johnston Speimeer
Cain ( Douglas ) . Sutton ( Douglas )
Compbel , Jones RuUon ( Pawnee )
Carlson , Judd , Timme ,
Chnr , Ifaup , " 'al ,
Chapman I"mbm Zink ( Johnson ) .
"
Colt. J.aoghur& . Mr. Spealel ' - 51.
Cnawa ) ' ,
Nays-
nrolmw , Johnslon Hothllutner .
Cooley , ( NImnha ) , Hhlok ,
Crm" . lall8n. tissomm .
Denlmuey Mclrtdl SmitIm .
Goar. leVlcller , SOII"rmnn
Grillith . Orion Sutor
Haler , Remumlmugton . 'hOI18.
Hal'II , . iiiwies. V'art .
Higgins , Hcharlson , Weber ,
Huh ! , fohtrlsonllcI' - :
Absent or not voting-
Itroekimiimn . HnrlcRon , Scott ,
Bur8 ( Dodge ) . hoist , : llckman ,
Burs Howard , Van 10usen.
( Lancaster ) . Mll.'s . Zlnl
lt"
Casper 10111 juan , ( Simertulaml-14. )
Delaney .
Time house then went Into committee of
the whole to consller his reported by the
sifting committee. house roll No. 642 , the
bill prepared according to the specIal message
bi Governor Holcomb returned wih his /1-
nature attached to the antl-olconlargarlne
atlched
bill , came first , I provides that hnltllon
butler may be manufactured for Ixport out Of
buter
the state. I was reeommencled for pasRage ,
and house roll No , 333 , by McNitt was next
In line . rol bill enables ) olcers ammO agents
of lunlclpaltes to go upon public hlghwn's
and grade and otherwise Improve snch high-
ways. The bi was rcommelllCI to pass.
house roll No , 40 , by Becher. providing
10uso terms or olce of state oleel's here-
after elected , was recomlmfnendetl to juass.
I
house roil No. 535 , by Sjmackmnamm. appro-
priatiimg $500 for time relief of Cyrus F , Bake ,
simeriff of Nance commnty , Injured while do-
fendiimg llrisommors from a mob , was
recommnended to pass. 'rime commIttee
of time whole then rose and bile report
wail sublmlitted ,
Sutton of Pawnee moved that time report of
time Comlllittee iii regard to time imitatlimil
butter biil , Imouso roll No , 612 , be not comm-
curreti In , but timat it be recomluienuleul for
indefinite 1moatponememmt. Time mmmotlon did net
prevail , 23 yeas , 58 nays.
Time Imousit thieim adjourned until 10 o'clock
a. ma. tommmorrtiv" .
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1 . - -4 Outfitters.
Y 0 U RE A D 0 U R ' 'AD'whAT's ' TIIl IMPRESSION ?
Y 0 U B U Y 0 U R G 0 0 DS - whAT's TIlE RESULT ?
But let us mail you ( free ) our SOUVENIR o LASHIONSS
itead it carefully at your loiuro ,
CLUIT'1'1 COON & CO. , Makers. Factories : Troy , N. Y ,
OUTCALT'S ' UNlUE DEFENSE
Not Gtiilty of' Aisisting Mohhor , Because
Absent When Crime Was Committcd ,
JUDGE DUNDY CONSIDERING TIlE CASE
ivill ltem'crvo Ills flcciiumu 1111111 the Sn-
PrellitI Court is liemird frolIc otu i'iimmta
of Wiiit'it th&o Netraskn , tffmsir
Is a l'usruiliei ,
LINCOLN , ) darclm' ' 28-Speclal ( Tehegramml. )
-Jumige lulmdy has takell time case of it , C.
Ommtcault immuder umdvisenlent , AttormIcys Bmmrr
ammd Vimeadomm closed timeir argmmnmemmts today
OIl time mnotlomu to quash time immdictmmmcmmts
against time ox-bank cashier. Attorney limier
called Jimmlgo Duludy's attemmtion to the fact
tiuitt eoiume of time COUmltS 1mm time illdictlmltllt
ommubraco all Iliac of time offenses umamuleul ill
SectIOll 5,209 of time Revised Statutes ummuier
whulcim timeso himdictmmmeimts are drawll.
\Vlmeadon followed with an objection to time
worditug of time count charging tlmat Ommtcalt
aided and abetted Mosimer lueforo time critie
alleged sns comllmmlittcd , W'hmeaulemm cotmtemmuicl
that limo tmle of law is that a persomm clmargcml
witim niching atmd abettlmmg another umlilat lie
acttmnhiy or comlstruetively present at thom
timmle of time colmllmlissiomu of tIme crimmme ,
District Attorney Sawyer , rephyimmg to this
objectiomu , referred to time case of Mrs.
Suratt , charged with beimlg amm accessory before -
fore time fact to time tncmrder of i'resldemmt
Lincoln. Sawyer declared sime had been
found gmmilty even thmoughm slum as absent
Whiell time crllmlo was colulimmitted. W'lmcaulon
immterpolumteml time objectiomm ( hint accessory he-
fore tIme fact antI ami alder and abettor vere
two separate 011(1 distinct offemlders , Sawyer
adlnltted blunt a part of time comllmts were Imiul
in time Ommtcaimlt irmdictnments for Imlultiphicity
of offences charged iii one commnt. Time commrt
said 1w wommid not rub 0mm time lmlotionS at
timis billIe , but would vaIt for time suiiremume
commrt's decislomma , whmlch lila ) ' Imare a direct
bearing Oil timeso cases.
LINCOLN LOCAL NOTES.
Last Decemmlbor ilicimaril Ludwig was sent
to time penitdmltiary for fommr ammd a imaif years
for graimd larceny , Ills sentence has beelm
conlmntmtetl arud lme imas been takemm to time
Norfolk asyllmmml , hmavimmg become violemutly
imlsamme.
1mm amlditlon to time political featmmres of time
ciectiomu mlext Tuesday time taxpayers of time
coumlty viii vote 0mm tIme qucstlomu of lssuimmg
$90,000 wortlu of jail bonds.
Time cIty scimools are umot in sesslomu timis
iseek almd today a mmmminber of thou teacimers
welmt to Beatrice to nttemmd time educatiommal
meeting.
AL time police station Mrs. Andersomm , a
Swede woimlan , apiihlcd for imehp nmmtl was sent
to time Home for time Friendless. Site came
to Limmcoin to look for imer imusbamldhmo
loft lmommmo imm Ommlalma simortl' after Cimrlstnlas
to search lam' vorlc , and imas lmot been sluIce
heard frommm.
1mm tlme district court today an amended
letiiiOn'as filed imi tile Jasoum Miller estate
case , ill wimicim Eva Ii. Lewis , his adopted
dammgimter , is seekimg to enforce a ciaimn for
$100,000. In Miller's will Mrs. Lewis was not
remuiembored because silo preferred to marry
imer sweetheart to devoting lmer lIfe as a missionary -
sionary to India.
V1LL DEFER TO COit I'LANrING.
'rrtai or time Scott I.ymmclihug ( miNe to Ito I'ut
over a Coimplo ut Veok.
BUTTE , Nob. , Marcim 28.-Special ( Tele-
gram.-Simortiy ) after noon today Judge Kin-
kaid of O'Neill arrived hi Butte. His lmres-
once here , he said to Time Bee correspondent ,
\vas not a secret ; timat while imere lie wanted
an expression of time people as to wimother or
not It would be advisable to vostpone the
trial of time case against time nmen-accused
of time unurder of Barrett Scott until about
May 25 , Time trial was set for May 7 , but
this date does not meet tile approval of time
farmers who will he summoned for time jury
work and as witnesses , as it will be ill tile
midst of corn planting , Time case will probably -
ably conIc up between the 20th nail 25th day
of May. _ _ _ _ _ _
Simm Wo Tat's I'oiltieal tngaolty.
LEXINGTON , Neb. , Marcim 28.-Special. ( )
-A represermtative of aA Omnaima newspaper
is in time city holding interviews with Sam
Wo Tai , the ahieged candidate for mayor ,
time county clerk and attorneys.
There no doubt will be an effort to rigiut
time wrongs of the poor Ciminaman , amid the
fact timat his petition for mayor was simply
a blank paper will cut no figure. Sam Wo
appears to elmjey time situation and imis nato-
ricty imunenseiy , lie says the mayor only
gets "Ihifty dolls year ; ploeceman lmo get
fifty delia nmonth ; so wimen P iected mayor I
pointa mnysiet pleeceman , " so it can be seen
Sam is onto the ways of time politician.
Umujor Sent to Jail ,
BUTTE , Nob. , March 28.-pecial ( Tele-
gram.-The ) preliminary Imearing of D , M ,
Unger , on trial for larceny from his wife , was
lucid today before County Judge Skuse. The
accused was bound over in time sum of $150
to time May term of court , lie failed to
secure bond sail was sent to jail.
no ou KNOW
WHAT IT lS'
YOtl feel strangely tleprtu4ed : , 'emtlc ,
hPtiImlPS hmmtye 110 IllIC'tlte , iiiid w'ltli pa-
culhii' : 1)flIllS ) tilrougliollt your boty. Per-
Imitims some one will tell you you htmtvo
time grIp , I'oi'hliips yeti lmmtve but time
ChmmlIlC'eS mll'O you nt.'c sulferhimg froimm a
di'rmingenieimt. of the greatest oi'gaims iii
tiuc body. DO YOU KNOW 'i'JIIS
GILEAT TltU'I'II ? MUOJI ThAT IS
UA14EED GRIP IS SIMI'r41 St
l12NiI'iI ENT or Til I' K ! DNEVS
AND NO MAN OR WOMAN EIL
hAD TIlE ( \VIIOSEKiINEYS ! , ,
W'l'iiE IN l5EltlJC't' OIIDEII , . TimONo
,
gtemlt olgnuis 01' limo lOly ( tiii'ow iifI tIme
lOIhims of tIme boiiy.Ylien they imre
( lIlt of ormiot' tlioy citimimot do this auth
but' reiiult Is , volsoils go limb ( lie hilooti
fbI ( mlhie * rhiottimmatisimi , 1imIliitiiit : nimd
oftt'im lim'uuIllOliiIl , 'l'hut'se lime ti'mithumm
vimk'Iu imll ilm'ieh1ns u1llmhitnumil ( it : 114
titiiiuliii'd luhmi''m'smtlb' , tlmmlt tli'u'ft 114 hilt
omom reliletly limots'uz to the woriti ( or
dui'miimged klthuieys , aimtl that IsVtmt' -
Imtm. , H Smife Ctiu'e. YU ( ) CAN'T AFlOitD
' 10 NELFCJ'11 : 'i'll ESl ] Tib ( J'i'I IS NOR
TItl'h'Fi SUGiJSTIONS.
E' P"EiLl.AtlOUTCflANti11Q
IT 5 u U the 1'e.ttmmrui un'l ltemuuv.
lug lllornihsa , in 1W p. txhuk fo a stamp ,
, Jnlin 11 , % Yo.dbui'y , 327 % id2tiSt.N , ' ,
inventor el % Yoodbury'ii L'mucimti 13tua&i.
RUPTURE
. . , PERMAfEUTLY
l- ' 1TTflT'TORNO '
jUIthIJ PAY
, , - tb PAY UNTIL CURED
,
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WE rEna OU io aooo PATIINTS'
' - Write for Ilask References.
. . EXAMINATION Ffl1E.
No Operatloll. 1o { Detention from Busln6ss ,
SEND FOR CIRCULAR ,
THE 0. E , MILLER Co. ,
O7-308 N 1. LIfe Bldg. , OMAhA , lIED ,
Acceleration of the pulse
with a feeling of fullness and
distention in the head ; cxliii-
cration of spirits ; increased
urinary excretion ; augnienta.
tioll of the cxpulsivc force of
the bladdci' ; peristaltic action
of the intcStLflCS ; increase of
muscular strength and endu r -
ance ; increased powcr of
vision in elderly people , and
increased appctitc and digcs-
tive powers. All follow from
the use of the Animal Extracts
prepared under the formula of
Dr. Win. A. Hammond.
Dose , 5 drops. Price , One
Dollar. Send stamp for book
which tells all about these new
medicinal agents. You should
know.
Columbia Clicnilcul Company ,
530 WASHINOrON , 0. 0.
K1IIIN & CO. , ACJENTS FOR OMAHA.
DOCTOR
SEARLES
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& SEARLES
- : Chronic ,
NC1
tcascs
TItiLtT.1 ENT i5'l M Al I. . ConLmltatlOfl Lre
We cure Uatarrh , nil diseases of the
Nose , Throat , Ohoat , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood , Skin and Kidney Diseases , P0-
male Wualcuossos , Lost Ilanhood , and
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
WRMC MEN ARli VICTIMS TO N1IItVOUD
DebIlity or ExhaustIon , Wasting Weakness. Imu'
solummtary I.osses , whim Rutrly Decay in young
aimd unithile aged : lueg of vinu , vigor and weak-
nett prematurely in empmoacllmng old age. MI
yield readIly to our now treatment for loss of
ltal muower. Call or addres whIm stamup for
"lreuisrm' . free booit minut receipts.
II r cm'mrino nnrl Qn1sil 141t Fitrnam
s.ueesmua uuLL uuiims)1 Omnalua Neb
OUT TO-DAY.
Spa/di'ng 's Official Base Ball Guide
. ' - f For 1895.
The recegnlved authority on Pace flail.
Largcr and moore vaiuablc than ever.
Coniins tlu new ruies replete whit
valuable statittics , and contains hand ,
g . son ialf-tona pigc pictures of thelead.
leg liae Pall Tcanii. Tiuc model Ilais
- hall Guidc , Price iO cents , by mall , or
From any cwsdcaler.
handsomely lilustrated catalogue , con.
taming 1,000 illustrations , sent tree.
A. C. S1ALD1NC & BROS. ,
NEW YORK. CHICAGO , P1I1LADZLPA ,
BAD COMPLEXIONS
l'lwtde , , blackhead , , red , rough and oily skin
. amid luanui , , dry , thium , stud tumiiimug
iualr , and elmpie baby bicmahiimea
ama prevented and cured by Cmrrm.
CWIA SoAm' , most effective , kio.
luurif'immg and beautifyiog soap in
time world , n well as h'urcst and
, iweotet of toilet and amirecr'
4' . ) I" ; . olul tlmmouuiiomut thu world.
DUPPY'S
PURE MALT WIISkEY
All Druggists.
Teeth Without Plates
BAILEY ,
t . DENTISr.
3 1. ' '
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1. Paxtommilioot ,
10th and Farnaun Dli. sh
2'ol 1085.
Pull SetTeetim , . , . , 5 00 I Silver Fillings . . , , , $1 00
UcatTeeth. . . . . . 7 110 j Ptmro Gold Filings $2 00
Tluimml'iato . . . . . . . . . 10 00 I Gold Crovmm-2k. $13
Paimmlemus Iixtract'mm 000 I Bridge Teeth-tooth U 0
Teeth Out In Morning ,
New Teeth Sama Day
WI. L R DOUGLAS
' ISTHCEIEST.
S SOE
' I-I Y1T FO A KiNG.
. . COIDOVAN
q FRNCHJNAHCtLCO CALF.
L 43N'FiNECw&KANGAfiIa '
&
il 'I- , , . .
' $
$3.EPPOLICE,35OLE3 ,
y - - $2.W0RKIN6t4 'I
'r _ _ 2I7. BOY SCHOOLSHOEL
i 'LADI3'
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4. . i , ' . . ,
Over One Million People wear limo
WI , L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All ourslioesare equally satisfactory.
They give the best value for the money ,
'They cqimsi cuitom Chose In etyloand fit.
Timir tii.urpauemL
: wearing qualities are
Thu prices ore unlform-stnmpcd on role.
Prortu Si tI $3 caved over other mokes.
If your doahorcannet supply you , o carl. Soldby
A.W. owmanCo. , N. lGthSt.
c.J , Carison , 1218 N. 24th St.
w. w. Fisher , Parker and
L eavenworth St.
J.Newman , 424 S. 13th St. '
Kelley , Stlcer & Co. . Farriam
and 15th St.
T.8. Cressey , 2509 N St. , South
0 m au a.
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AMUSIM INP ,
BOYD' Tonight au SaluL'day ,
Mar. 29-3D.
Matinee flaturmisy ,
DE WOLF HOPPER
And time largemt and best company lie huas yet
lied , interlurtilmg ; time ftummulest , hurigmmest ,
Immust imiclodic and heist ef oil
COMIC OPERAS ,
,
iimtitie.lS
DR. SYNTAX ,
A. Sumptuou. Spectacular l'roduction , 'I '
arne Great Gest. Full Chorus of 50 ,
Magnilicont Coslumimes , Superb Statue Rttin
lmmtire fist iloor , $ i.O : lualcony , 750 and $1.
gutitory. 2)c. ? utailnee ermeu ; Fuji hoer , io anti
$1.50 ; bumlerjmmy IOu aim , ) lIe.
( ) Ri1'1'A1S ' ASSOCIATWN
Friday , March 29th ,
TYPES PROM LIFE , '
by Group of Swarthy iiimldoos ,
Music , omug , Rich lrcss. Adzmilulos 2)o.
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