TI1E "OMAITA DAILY HEE: TnrRSDAY. ATRIL 7. 1P04.
MANAGER FOR HEARST BOOM
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Jim-i Kin; bio, Co'f Frstd of Brjm,
EKUd ti M'-ipi'ate fit.'..
BRYAN OUT IN OPPOSITION TO PARKIR
Vkrff Cklraaa) Imriirr Ctiapialct
Iso-isa Baalaeee la tbe Stat
'Vtlthaat r Lorgal
'Fr"rn fitaff Correspondent)
IJNCOloN. April e' epeclal.it James
Wanal.an, former democratic tiomlnf fr
cntifffH from this district, ha Wurwd
(mm Washington, where f r several day.
t has bm the ful ol W. R Hearst,
candidate for the democratic nomination
for president.. Mr. Manahan comes hark
n avowed Hrst advocate and In all like
lihood alii assume the n anagement of the
Hearst campaign In Nebraaka, though he
haa not yet mad such an announcement.
After saying that Mr. Hearat waa In every
way worthy to lead the democratic hosts
to victory. Mr. Manahan stated that Lan
uw county would aend a delegation to
th state convention Instructed for Hearat
and that the delegation to the national oon
tenlon would be for Hearat. It Is the Im
pression here, that Mr. Harat Intends to
arry on the aame kind of a campaign he
did In South Dakota and the frequent press
notice that he Intended to let Nebraska
alone and depend on Mr, Bryan to lea
the delegation for him. Is now believed to
have been unfounded. Mr. Manahan Is !
row n avowed candidate for district dele-
gate io the national convention. j
The statements of Mr. Manahan are taken j
by the reorgamser to be the reflection of
Mr. Bryan's Idea and they no longer doubt
but that Bryan Is for Hearat and will use
all of his influence to swing Nebraska In
line for him. Probably no man In Nebraska
stands closer to Mr. bryan than does Janie
Manahan When Mr. Bryan returned from
)iis European tour some time ago, Manahan
waa tofestmaster at the Loan banquet au.d
on all occasions he has been put forward
as a particular friend of Bryan.
Just what effect the Manahan announce
ment will have on the democratic situation
Is bard to say, but unleas Mr. Bryan has
all of his follower well In hand he can
rot turn tbem over to Hearst. When the
Xouglaa county democracy adopted Its res
olution favoring Hearst for the presidency,
T. D. Worrall, Dr. Hail and otners par
ticularly friendly to Bryan made state
ments that they wera not In favor of the
Nebraska delegation being instructed for
any one for the presidential nomination and
they intimated that Hearst waa -not the.
Irian. Since that time a:l Indications point
to Hearst as Bryan s candidate. This la
further shown In this statement which Mr.
Bryan will publish in his Commoner tomor
row ;
. Bryam Agalast Parker.
Mr. Cleveland s nomination la out of the
question, aitnough ha 1 tbe first choice
ol the plutocratic element In ths demo
cratic party. Mr. Olney ha removed him
self by hi advocacy of Mr. Cleveland
nomination, and Mr. Oorman's chance
seem reduced to a minus quantity by hi
f uiiura to secure the co-operation of dem
ocratic senator on the l'anama question.
Mr. Hitl la not a possibility, but ho haa
taken up the candidxcy of Judge Parker
In the hope of making himself tha "power
behind tha throne." As soine of tha dem
ote t a are considering Judge Farker as a
harmnnr" candidate, it la important that
the real nature of his candidacy should be
aamlned. He 1 first of sll Mr. Hill a
candid te. and that In Itself would be
sufficient te raise a suspicion in regard
to his position on public questions. Tha
Hon. David B. Hill has a legislative record
that enahlea us to easily aacertaln his
position on public questions a record ao
antagonistic to the democratic party that
) refused to give any open support to
ths ticket In 14. and did not even disclose
until some two years after the election
bow be voted. In a letter written shortly
before the election he told a New Tork
republican that he had not decided what
be would do, concluding with the state
ment, "1 am a democrat still very still."
Mr. Hill made himself tbe champion of
Mr. Parker In New York, and It is not I
likely that he would do this without hav-
Ing an understanding with Mr. Parker
as to his own position with the admlr.lMra-;
tlon It can be ssfelv taken for grsnted
that In cae of Judge Parker's nomina
tion and election V. . Hill would be tha
contmllirc flgjre In the administration and
that would mean that those who at'empted
In rea-h tie While Houe would hsve to
wade through peanut shells knee deep.
Mr Hill stands for everything had that
Mr Cleveland stands for and lacks that
brutal frankness that has given Mr Cleve
land most of his popularity. But Mr.
Jiill'B support, dangerous a it la. Is rot
so detrlmentsl to udge Parker aa the
corporate stiptwrt which Is gradually gath
ering about him.
Iree Oatlaw lasaraaee rata a a lea.
Insurant Deputy Plerca has received
notice, of the activity of a number of agents
of several wildcat Insurance eompan'ea In
Nebraska and is at present preparing to
get a lit Us active on Ms own hook to
round them tip. He haa received Inquiries
concerning tha Mercantile Fire; American
Vnderwrttera and tha Vnlon Fir Insurance
company, all ef Chicago, and haa sent out
word that none of these haa any authority
from his department to do bualneaa In
tha state, and neither haa any of tbem
authority from the stata of Illinois to do
a'Uinas In that state. Along with this
announcement ha sent to tha inquirers a
ropy of that section of the statute which
makes void a policy written by a company
fcavtruj no authority to do bualneaa.
TeaV Depositary Law,
Tha state depository lam-, which requires
county treasurers to deposit the county
funds in tha depository banks according to
tbe capital Block of the bank la to be
tasted In tha supreme court. Today ths
Klrst National bank of Atkinson and the
mi National bank of O NelU aaked for
and were granted as alternative writ of
mandamus against the treasurer of Holt
county to compel him to show csuae why
v be did not distribute the fX'.OOO of county
money ha had on deposit among the banka.
as required by law. In the lengthy petition
filed by the two banks the -elators allege
that the county treasurer bellevca that the
law ia unconstitutional, and therefor be
reuses to comply with Its requirements.
Cwavirt beta a Stay.
William T. Turley, the Grand Island man
who waa sentenced to seventeen eara in
tbe penitentiary for murder in the at-ci-nd
degree, was this morning granted a stay
f sentence pending a hearing on his . p
peal from the lower court.
Trestle la kareh.
Because the 16-year-old strpdaugbter of
Rev. Joseph D. I'nderwood of Mount STion
Baptist church Is the mother of a child, ard
UK
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a mother ahould be a source of joj to all, but the gutTering and
danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of mitery.
Mother's Friend it the only remedy which relieve women of the great
pain and danger of maternity ; this hour which i dreaded at womin'i
everett trial it not only made painlett, but all the danger it avoided
by its Dsc. Those who ute thit remedy are no longer detpondent or
gloomy ; nerroutncM, nausea and other dittreaaing condition are
overcome, the tyttem is made ready for the coming event, and the
aenous accident v common to the
hour are obvigteo: bv the ute of
Friend. "It i worth it weight
ayt many who have need it.
bottle at drug tore. Book cootaimng
valuable information of interest to
be sent to any address free upon
strip medicine of
ITS MYSTERY.
TNo tooaa. ..ira rB't:''BB la the ww-ifl baa but
tli- t.',..! aaotft :Boaaa
Toot a oodo.ivot r.ia.ianta a 1H hni'e
Ho veoa hia a-foirt to hit atiio.. at toe.
a- .n.o a4 oo rnptuus Srernaea wr cereale" In
bin, or tha s' etrt.
s-a-"l air two ro"iora will eiacnnee rnspnl
ta the war. er fatly ts-e arou a rap
hiuM rrrip'mna ir a-tUato. anal o'lrn tr
w'oio mit a small pan of tho aiiatwrii it l f"!iy to
wbo fm ao rMor to rrratirg th pan o
tnainatea T avmstfna hr. tha mon aba'ura
ana lirponant riuv ta set rah4
Sia aat fh'rn ta rrarltf raa afford te Bfl
wilt Ha will So hta tonal ta rara. an be enea
r'-Aa
H i;i isnthwt till h f a -ti esws wn
to take kria H tll i . n a Sedative whira
wawiba the rain sr a Tohtr atil'h ai'alatr mo !
ta townHif arr aitt. t-at tha InovitaMe 1
I t jno t- o i-w ito will o h'O HOI !
ahO t afoot in tell a h la eti'r oisertmontlos
Tkf ra la wat m auro wmr of a-adiratins ataaaao.
That atira ait ij to rm a-alrttt t tko raao ha
wiat'or how lo4oua tha frnrnm. Tha t tojurl"
awcr4o ef ssairm at nak ana aeoarLaia. aa
IS "Oet-rt'-w-aafc-a" arhimaa of Snatif
Certala thitit la toia'lif iaaaa ar fnstttaelT
known The root ta storw eptatoa.
1. aht an writing tbit artlria. hate taut a tbtrtr
root a nrairtaa. aal bare tromtaoj arwr two sl,
lina caaoa
Thla haa taafht mo aoino rertalntlea
I hava sreoea hot net Smibt. that noa-lt all lle
eawoat toarapr anwio easv-tl mat I am fl oo va
wwokneaa of too thtnmn nwcooa
NfO the nerrea w foel with, tha tei etira-aslaal
tTfo iwhtob la aaoaily trot4 at. tha
hwtr wrrn that uatiaia tb Itaart. l.ler. K14aa
ana all tha wrta) encana
I bate nerar lean tiranowt ef aar arsaa wbrra
thowo lata oat awrraa were stmns. toanoeo oa-ee'l '
Ab4 I hava satwr tathwl to Sod a waakneaa at lbio
sat ita wharw aar af tha wrgmaa wera afc
It t tnwa Mnw aieaa that sltw xwar te naT
ata ah nrsan. ao n rsa throw o tta staeatoja
waat atatter anS rewallf se tlsrae Irvm laa alofl
ta oopiara tt
W'ben ww atrwsftbes tbeee awrtaa. pretia theia
wrfh a mnplaa n s"aat w Ao ator thoa ai
titt lira ta tha erjana kaowa ta ha affectM a
aiao repair anauasa ilea waakneaa tn set ether sr.
sao in oemsiioafivna which Sa sat retwal thess-
aolvaa thmah atskstoar.a
Th it ta whr n airxto of treatment raraa 1a sa
vianr naaaa That baffle etbar r'hratriana wba rtlT wa
ayltiCtoa treat mast
Aftor roam of eaai ieaio and etwati tatloa 1 ala
rotoroa tliat a oenain I holfiii a I woaltf aireotly ani
aafelt vttaUa Thowo laaaowt nerraa Te thta I aooa
SuhTrartoa. frrnn an mn4S1 notinf oarefnllT ot "
roault till I perfertwa a S'tw ' littoa whtoh serwr
failt new to gltw wtranstk to the armroa ot rewwr
to h lnaoat noi i oa aiooogth from tha rert frat
With tt ! rra. oa actual test of l.sns caaaa.
est of atwi f ati atoa eeoela-
H t sot a "Qulrk-rtir" beraaao t bare sot aertf
tn H a Blnci Srac that ran la arramnlate, wor ho
Ot nforout if a bunSroa hottlea wera takoa Thoro
ara na wenattrea In ft to lull tha patient Into a dalu
aioa that hla paitia are aiaappearin Thoro a -a no
Narrntira nor lB)urloo Stlmalanta ta ashlllarata felts
tamoxtrarltr. at tb faturo ox or not of health
Thla prwe-rtptioa la now widely kacrwn aa "Pr.
Shone'a RoattratlT" ana so aura an I of It cura
tita effoot that I will plate tt aa a mor.th a trial,
at iny own not., wt prartlrally any alrk oae who
wrttoa ma for tt.
If thtt trial 4oea sot eoBTiftre Mm H ta saof wea
lna I will tioar tha whole root noolf
W'hea rr Shoop'a Reatomtlte snrroofla. aa tt Aooa
Is X oat of 4 raaea. tho rooa to tha nan out for tha
entire (on bnttiowi traatmowt la hot t ha. Thla is
cluooe ma pi nfnaalonal help ta tha case
Ana yea alone ahall ho the Jnira aa to whetsor
Toa. or I. ahall par for tha trettmont. Tour mora
wor ahall dortoe thta wlthowt qnlhhltng or quoeiton.
I hara wntten all hooka of vital Importasoe to
Oo-i drk poraoo
Toll ma whirb book to mall fro for yoareelf or
for a alrk frlona
Book 1 oa ro-apoawta Wook 4 for Women
stooit t on tha Heart hook I for Moot ioo!4 1
Book I oa tha Ktanora. Book t oa Sheuma'trm
Addroaa Pr Shoofi Boi k7S. Rarm. Wit
atmpia raeoa offoa rioia to a a'ngie hoftla of rtr
Shoop a Howloratlaw. on dolltrt Sold by ail dracttete
becauae tha stepfather ia accused of being
its father. Rev. I'nderwood by a number
of his flock Is not considered tha right
kind of a shepherd. In accordance with
this Idea be was summarily dismissed from
tha pastorate last night, but he still holds
onto his place, however, because his end
of the congregation believe firmly in his
innocence, and tbey have the key to the
church. Tha reverend gentleman claims ha
Is Innocent and so doe his wife. He ex
pects to bold onto his church, prove his
Innocence, sue bis traducers and then re
sign. rellaster It a led Oat.
Tbe Iioyd county land case is back to the
starting point- Land Commissioner Foll
fner and his attorneys. Judge Kyan snd
Captain Murfln. were ruled out of tbe caae
again la Boyd county yesterday. Attorney
General Prout waa again recognised as the
legal representative of the rtate and the
landholdera. through their attorney a. Har
rington aV "A'llla. were given sixty days in
which to file separate petitions. Attorney
General Prout was given thirty days mora
in which to make answer.
The question rame up on demurrer filed
by Attorney General Prout and the In
dividual answer of Land Com m I asl on er
Follmer to the petition for an Injunction
to restiain fo'lmer from leasing the lsnd
In Boyd county upon which Alexander
Blair and ethers were living. I'ollmer's
answer waa ruled out and also his power
of attorney given to E. J. Murfln sad Rob
ert Ryan.
State S-avlagw aad latata Oflleera.
BEATRICE. Neb., April S (Special
The regularly adjourned annual meeting
of tbe State Savings and Loan association
wss held In thta city yesterday afternoon,
there being about fifty members of the as
sociation from this city and other points
in this section in attendance. The annual
reports of the secretary and treasurer
were read, which showed the association
to be In a most flourishing condition. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Dr. Thomas Chldester. Western ;
rice president, T. D. Keea. Beatrice; sec
retary, O. J. Wilcox, Beatrice; treasurer,
Louie Graff. Beatrice; director for two
years. A. 11. Fbelps, Bteele City; director
for three year. F. D. Keea, Beatrice. Ths
association changed "the time for holding
its regular annual meetings from tbe first
to the third Tuesday in January.
G. A. R. Electa Oatreri.
EEATRICE. Neb.. April (Special Tele
gram! The Interstate district association
of the Grand Army of the Republic and
the Woman's Relief corps held a meeting
here this afternoon and elected cfTicers
The district comprises the counties of
Gaga. Jefferson: Johnson. Richardson,
Pawnee and Nemaha In -Nebraska tnd
alarahall and Nemaha In Kanaas. The
Shiloh veterans held a eampflre here to
night, which was addressed by Governor
Mickey and others.
rat Aa-alaat Wife Deserter Ceatlaeed
DAKOTA CITT. Neb.. April Spec4al.)
William Salisbury, who last Saturday
waa arrested and lodged tn )al) on com
plaint of his wife, charging him with de
sertion and failure to maintain and sup
port herself and children, was today re
leased on hla own bonds of 1300 and his
rase was continued for thirty days. He
solemnly promised the court that be would
hereafter be a model husband and provide
the necessaries of life for his wife and
children.
Three freight Cars la Ditch.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April Special V
A westbound Burlington freight train wss
wrecked near Liberty Monday night. Three
cars went Into the ditch and were badly
smashed. The track was not cleared until
early yesterday morning. It la thought ths
accident was caused by the rails spreading.
None of the train crew was hurt
ETgry mother fli m
great dread of th pain
and danger attendant upon
the moat critical period
of her life. Becoming
critical
Mother's
i Miters
3ff
in gold,'
Ii.oo per
all women, will
SHE MtM
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FIGHTS ARE OVER LICENSE
Bom. rev Cirngt from PtitTegr'i Coadi
tiorji Ar Hotel
POLITICS FIGURE H ONLY rtW PUCES
Brits netatorrarr wtlaa Oat Over
Ike Reoraaalsers la O'Neill, tbe
Lillrr et rattlasT Is
m Flakt.
OSCEOLA. Neb. April -Special Tele
gram Osco-ola went dry jenerday by JO
majority.
NORTH BEND. Neb. April (Special 1
The municipal election passed off quietly
after a canvass during which no enthusissra
hss been displayed by eithr faction. Here
tofore much work haa been done both pro
rnd ton. the nominees being either license
or antl-licer.se. In 1STC the license party
carried the city by a majority of J. in liS
by a majority of 47. The following is the
result of yesterday s vote for mayor and
councllmen by majorities: T. B. Purcell.
license candidate for mayor. OT; Herman
Minis. license candidate for councilman in
the First ward. 77: Thomas R A com. li
cense cancldate for councilman In the Sec
ond ward. HO.
HARVARD. Neb . April (SpeclsS W
The city election passed quietly, although
a sharp little battle has been fought over
the election of mayor. In the high license
caucua the present Incumbent. Q A. Her-
aog. was nominated bv acclamation, and a i
little later P. H. t'pdlke was placed on
j the ticket by petition, the result being thst
Mr i pdike won otit by 3 majority, re
ceiving 7 vote to Mr. Hersog's M.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April . (Special -The
city election passed of? quietly yester
dsr, there being a very light vote polled
There wss little opposition to the repub
lican nominees. The ticket elected is ss
follows: Councllmen. First ward. H. J.
Chase; Second ward. E. W. Clancy: Third
ward. Hsrry Ford: Fourth ward. J B.
Parker; school board. Dr. R. 8. Albright.
Mrs. Helen M Drake snd Mrs- S. E. Gould
BASSETT. Neb. Arrll (Specisl -At
the village electl-in here yesterday the
antl-aaloon ticket was elected by majorities
of one and two. This leaves the board
presumably with a majority of one against
license. The election was hotly contested
throughout the day and several votes were
cast over challenge and under oath. A
conteajt is threatened, but there s not much
chance for changing the result. The ques
tion of water bonds wss Indirectly sn Issue
In the election snd the outcome will un
doubtedly have the effect of preventing the
erection of a system of water works In
the rlllere for the present.
SHELBY. Neh.. April (Special. V-The
entire citlsens' ticket was elected by n
malorlty of ??, the average vote being
Clt'sens. W: law snd order. J4. cndldt
elected wre: Charles Joeklsch. O. M Nel
son snd J K. Funkhouser. The hoard will
continue sll wet snd the election yester
day rnsures a ealoon for Shelby for two
yearn.
Plattssawaitli la leeaaweratle.
PLATTSMOVTH. Neb . April . Special )
The city election was very" quiet yester
day, electing a democratic mayor as usual,
and the town will go "wet" another year.
The fmoerati re-ejected H. M. Soennich
sen. city clerk, by s majority of 441; R W.
Clement, city tteasurer to succeed Dr. E.
W Cook, rept bliean, and all the councll
men except F. H. Steimker, republican. In
the Third ward to succeed themselves, and
Frank Nesrman, a socialist. In the Fourth
ward. William Weber, a republican, was
elected police JuJgc to succeed M" Archer,
a democrat. F. G. FTicke and George Dodge,
democrats, were elected members of the
school board.
TEKAMAH. Neb.. April C (Special.!
Tbe city election passed off very quietly.
It was nonpartisan and tbe Issue waa li
cense or no license. License waa carried by
a majority of n. A M. Anderson was
tlected by an increased majority over J. R.
Fore of the law and order ticket. Mixer,
councilman, over Roberta, law and order:
Jeep, councilman, over Beeum, law and
order. J. M. Crowelt city clerk, succeed
himself without opposition, also the fol
lowing: Ed. Tatto, treasurer; W. E. Pratt,
engineer: I. C. 6 he. w, police Judge; C. K.
Ott and M. D. Willert, Board of Education.
DAKOTA CITT. Neb., April .( Special.)
Tbe village election resulted In 3& votes
being cart, which Is shout one-fourth of
the total vote. Henry and William Lahra,
present members of the boa ad. were re
elected. No Issues were at stake and but
for the fact that the ealoon was closed It
would have been hard to have told that
an election as In progress.
LOUISVILLE. Neb.. April .( Special.)
The village election of yesterday resulted
tn the election of three trustees in favor
of granting license.
X Optteaitloa te Mea kllraaa.
KEARNEY, Neb.. April cSpecial Tele
gram I Aa there were no opposition to the
republican ticket in yesterday's election In
this city, the result was republican for the
couucll. school board and police Judga.
License waa not an iasue.
8 HELTON, Neb.. April t tSpecial.)
Ttalerday'a village election was the most
spirited which haa been held in Snellen for
years and tha largest vote ever polled to
elect a village board waa cast, there being
S3 votes. There were tw.j tickets In the
Old and the contest centered on ho
should have the honor of handling S13.0O0
of water works money which Is to be in
vested in a system here this season, the
bonds having been voted and sold. Tbe
result of the voters will place ths old board
in office again. They are: H. C. Hansen,
chairman; A, H. Morrta. John Smith, Ruus
Mitchell and Ben Ash Ion. end their ma
jorities wera about 30. License was also
submitted and carried by 4 majority. There
are new three saJoor. and the issue was
a 1st a part of the conttst. whether tha oc
cupation tax should be raist-d from I L40 to
lioo, the result being favorable to the raise.
FALLS CITT, Neb.. April . (Special
Telegram.) The contest in the municipal
election yesterday waa between license and
no license snd the license ticket, headed
by H. C Barton, was elected by about 'JjO
majority. The license or cltisens' ticket
Has elected from top to bottom. The
initiative and referendum clause was
anowed tinder about aa deep as the balance
f the no license ticket.
ORD. Neb.. April i 8pec.al The city
election passed off quietly at this place yes
terday, the usual question of saloon or no
saloon being the only question before the
voters, the anti-saloon men earning the
city by a majority of 31 voles. The bal
ance of the city ticket was divided about
even between the met and dry parties. The
city officials text year will be: Mayor,
Otto Mureehel. city clerk. Kit Caron; city
treasurer. E. M. Williams: police Judge, R
L. Staple; councllmen, Al Coon rod and A.
S Rogers.
Fll-LERTON. Neh.. April .Special)
The city election here yesterday paaaed off
quietly. The prohibitionists carnd two
out of the three wards of the -ity and
elected tbe mayor. C. F. Baker, the pres
ent city clerk, wss re-e'ected, being on
both tickets. Dr. Edward Johnson, the
license candidate for city treasurer, as
elected over H. M , Kellogg.
FREMONT. Neh.. April -(Special V
Elertion here passed rT quietly, the enry
contests being over coupcflmen. F He
Giver snd I. P. Gage were elected ts the
school board without opposition. The tele
phone ueattoa cut rwtisid arable figure trt
the gtcoed ward. a&4 resulted tw the 4e-
feat of J. H C Plobb y rruhp Rino.
democrat. Tbe othr cumci mm elcctfd
are Fprman and J. C. lee. reupMicans. snd
R M. Herree. democrat.
TAriLLlON. Neh . April -(Special -The
city election was very Quiet here yes
terday. Only one tlket w In the feid
ar,d thst wss by petition H P Beerlire
and C. B Tower, rotlrti g r.ictnlicr of the
board, were re-electrd
Divide at Wikoti,
VAHCK. Nh. April - -,Pp, :. v-ni-c-tlon
passed off quietly in this ity yes er
day. The-c were two tlikcts In the fed.
the republican and the ritisens. or fusi-m
ticket. The offices were about evenly dl-
vldcd The following ate the officers
ele-ted: Mayor. Charles PerVr. rcpubll-sn; !
rlty clerk. J. B. Whitney, fusion; city
treasurer. I J. Pickett, republican, police
Judge. M. L. Ellsworth, republican: city
eneineer. W. I. Carlisle, republican: coun
cllmen. First ward. J. H Craaford, fusion:
Se.-ond ward. James O Donnell, fuion:
Third ward. J. C. Hamilton, repu! llcan;
Board of Education. J. J. Johnson, republi
can, and F. E. Way.' fusion.
ASHLAND. Neb . April S Special v-ln
the city election tere yestrday the regular
republican ticket wss elected over the pro
hibitionists, democrata and populists, ex
cepting one. Jscob Service, prohibitionist,
being elected member of th schol board
over Fred E. White. The city officer are
all republicans, tbe majority for Mayor
Smith being ST In the two wards. The vote
was larger than usual.
ALBION. Neb.. April -(Special. V-Th
municipal election passed off qul' tly jes
terday. although xa full vote ass cast.
There were two tickets In the field, both of
which were pledged to abide by the derision
of tbe volors In regard to the viestlnn f,f
saloons. T. J Mack, clerk of the district
court, was elected mayor; Frark Roberts ,
councilman from the First w.rd W.
Ladd from the Second ward aid Georee I
Pettlbnre from the Third ward. pnn the j
question of license or no license there a as i
a majority of about In favor of no
sa lot no. i ins o i uf o i nnu ri'iii-i ue
year that Albion has voted no llcer.se.
FA1RFVRY. Neh . April (Soccial i
The entire high license ticket was e)fctd
St the city election, ss follows: D W.
Deidce mavor; L. J. Nutrman. clerk; S. M. .
f ' ' , ,i
tauey. treasurer; m. noim-r. rounc i
man First ward, and W. G. I'hley. council
man Second ward.
KENNARD. Neb., April C (Special.)
The vi age election passed off harmonl- i , ,
. ...... wsre nominees cn the temperance llckt
euslv. Two members of the board. James . , .
. . . . except Schmass snd Pkalsk Fred Butter-
Butts and E. I Tiffany, received thirty- .
. ... ' . , , , ... field, the temperance nominee lor council
nine votes each, while the highest on the . . . .
,, . . ,. .,, man In the First ward, was probably de-
antl-lioens tlrket received fifteen. The en- . ...
tire board is now In favor of high license. I Zt( ""T 0f h'" tpnn,l(1"
CRETE. Neb.. April .-(Special.)-A big I th" a V ccimpany of ahlch he
.... r ,k. ,i, .w.tnn r. ' " secretary, as this ward usually goe s
day snd some surprises resulted, chief
among them being the defeat of J. S.
Brown, republican candidate for council
man in the First ward. The republic ar.s.
however, more than evened up for this by
electing their candidate for mayor and
rlty treasurer. The officers elected are: H.
Wissenberg (rep. I, mayor: Ed Badousek
(dem.i. city clerk: R. A. Hopkins trep.i,
treasurer: J. Bowlby (dem.). city engineer:
A. Sgelke (dem ). councilman First ward:
J. Bryson (rep.), councilman Second ward:
J. Townsend (dem.). councilman Third
ward; Z. Watterman and W. H. Tallett r DA tin tilt. eo.. Apm -.npeeiai. )
(rooaiaoiir Boirk dem v. memhera of the i In the city election both tickets were
school board.
FAIRFIELD. Neb.. April t Special )-
Fairfield, which has been dry for the pat
year, reversed Itself at the election jester-
day. Dr. A. R Ray. "cense candidate, be-
Ing elected mayor over S. C. Thomson.
aritl-llcense. by the narrow margin of one
vote. On the Question of license or no
license ss a re para te proposition the vo.e
was in favor of license by a majority of
twenty-six. .
OXFORD. Neb.. April l (Special.) The
village election here was a decisive victoiy
for the citlsens' ticket, composed of Dr.
E. E. Cone. J. A. Aspregren snd Thomas
O. Norman. The nem- board will favor
license.
GENEVA. Neb.. April 6. (Special.) Th
dty election wa held yesterday, all of the
present Incumbents being re-elected with
the exception cf J. H. Sager. who was
succeeded on the school board by A. D.
Curtiss.
RVSHVILLE. Neb.. April . (Special. )
The Rushvllle rillsge election indicates no
change and the town is wet. with a repub
lican board. A special county election waa
held for the purpose of appropriating $2ri.Chl
for a court house and a special s-mlll levy.
While the vote Is not all in. there 1s every
Indication the proposition has carried.
ARLINGTON. Neb.. April . cSpecial )
At the annual town election yesterday H.
W. Schoettger, William G. Pfleffer and A.
G. Ludwlg were re-elected trustees, there
being no opposition. These men are known
to be favorable to license.
LEIGH. Neb.. April C.-(8pecial.)-The city
election passed off quietly here. There
was but one ticket and no Issue. H. P.
Buhman and Fred Mueller were elected
trustees for two and Carl Btaab for one
year.
Bryaa Draaorrata Wla.
O'NEILL. Neb.. April (Special ) The
res Jit of the city election here ;esterday
plsoes Brysn democracy In the saddle In
sll parts of the city government, the
Parker democrats, heretofore led by Colo
nel Maher. having apparently lost courage
since the colonel took up his typewriter
and moved sway. These received majorities:
J. 8. Harringtm. Bryan democrat, mayor;
P. H. Biglln and Timothy Hanley, Bryan
democrats, councllmen from the First ward.
and Nell Brennan. Bryan democrat, coun
cilman from the Second ward. The elec
tion paased off quietly and results are ap
parently eatlsfartory to the majority.
EDGAR. Neb.. April 1 Speclal.t-Th
city election resulted aa follows: Mayor,
R. L. Avery; councllmen. First ward. S
C. Beck; Second ward, Joseph Hennlnger:
Mi
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J. II. DELL & CO.
C2 A 04 Blchlgan Avs Ctalcao
city cleik. J G Wallry; tresaurer. J. i
alloy, pcllce Judite. J J W alley, city en
gineer. O A. Aver). The question, for or
against licet.nr.g saloons, ass also sub
mitted and wis carried for license by a
majority of 3. The result Indicates a great
change in sentiment on that subject sinc
the last city election, which gave one ma
jority for lict-nse and thst was by miftake
cf a voter who cast a ballot f"r license
when he designfd to vote slnt It.
H El RON. Neh. April . tPpecial.) At
the city election yesterday the cltiscrs
Indfpendcnt tlcset tlected the mayor, en-
gineer and three cuncilmen. The citiser.'
ticket elected c-l'rk. treasurer and one
councilman. This gives the license people
a majority of two In the city council. ahi" h
Insures saJcHir.s for Hebron the comir.g
year.
Faslealats Sprlas Sarprlae.
TORK. Neb . April (Special.) The elf e-
tlon was a surprise to the republicans, who
had not tsken an active part In politics.
j A few of the republican worker realised
i that ther was something going on. and
l that the rhftnee for 1 m n nr more riomnrratlc
rnunrllm.n mirht be .rood The vote was
very light and In some wards there ap
peared to he no worker. The fuekmlsts
realised that In a city election of this kind
there would be an Indifference on the part
of the republicans and they quietly passed
the word around to every populist and
democrat to vote and when the returns
were counted last right many were sur
prised tc learn that the fuslonists had
elet-ted three councllmen out of four. The
fusionifts elected were: T. W. Smith in
the First ward. Frank Marshall In the
Fourth a ard and J. V. Hydar In the Third
ward.
HUMBOLDT. Neb.. April 6 (Special V
Clcr eWfinn rotnllt orr. wnmowhot miwawt
)n Hurr,bo!dt arid .uhou,h ,urf,c, )ndlrl.
ww hM ,b, upu .. w
.hw ih.t .n.K
,ffcUv. W(irk don, on thc t ,n
,n vw , w),hln m( (r cf
nUn Nomlri,t,n, ,,
made rn the usual temperance and cltiten
basis, and license was the Issue ostensibly.
The recent telephone squabble cjt a con
siderable fiKur. howeer. and the sup-
M ,, . ' ' ' ,
won a decided victory. The uccessful or.es
are1 Maor. L. S. Hackett: councilman
I First ward. Henry Schwass: Second ward.
N. C. Campl-ell; treasurer. A. A. Tanner;
loi-k 1 . -1 Gl.l.li. .lnu tl IJ.U. 4 11
temperance by 30 or more.
PERI. Neh., April (Special )-The
village election proved quite an Interesting
one. Two factions, nonpolitlcal. had tlcketa
In the field, the dtliens" ticket and petition
ticket, representing ditch and antl-dltrh.
Tom Majors, a gentleman from the coun
try, came to loan on election day and tried
to secure the election of the petition ticket,
but he was handed a defeat by majorities
ranging from 45 to ljn. Majors haa some
land near town that the proposed ditch
would benefit.
1 nledeed to license, the onlv difference heina?
as to the government of municipal affairs.
It was one of the most warmlv contested
for ynr,, Tht fonowlng officers
I Tr ,w,n: MaTor. U Spelts; cltv clerk,
w g MOv: treasurer. O A. Becker;
jurt(r,, w. w. p,r,well: councllmen.
, m..rd x Mi-r. nnA -mr. , B
Waggoner: Third ward. H. W. Keller;
Board of Education. S. C. Bennlson and G.
W. Gates.
BERTRAND. Neh.. April -Special )
At the election the entire license ticket was
elected. The nominees were- O. N. Strlck
ler, C. H. Pennett. L. E. Brown, for the
two-year term, end W. W. Frakes to fill
vacancy.
L1NWOOD. Neb . April 6 (Special V At
the village election the following were
elected trustees: W. Husenetter, B. W.
Draskey. J. J. Kovan and F. Bhac. The
fight was on W. Husenetter, but fie won
out by 4 rotes.
CLAY CENTER. Neh.. April t (Special )
The village election passed very quletlv.
A large vote was polled. But one ticket
was in thc field, but the question of !lcens
or no license for saloon mas on the ballot
License was carried by a majority of 8
votes.
STELLA, Neh . April -i Special. )-The li
cense ticket with R. A. Clark. G. F. Lcm
lng and Scip Strinrfleld was elected by an
average majority of 15. The two hold
overs, M. I H.iys and J. R. Cain. Jr., were
elected on the license ticket last year, s"
the board mill be a unit on the liquor ques
tion for the ensuing year.
AURORA, Neb.. April (Special Tele
gram.) The municipal election held In ti ls
city yesterday excited more than ordinary
Interest, and the result was a surprise to
both sides. The no-llcensy ticket, under
the name of law and order, had a clean
sweep, there being 7 majority against
license. Majorities were ss follows: M.yor,
Joseph Neptune. no-license, TS; A. P.
Sprag-ue. clerk. 1'; Cyrus 8. Hull, treas
urer. 59: councllmen. First ward. J. R.
Davidson and June Klumb; Second ward,
a tie between D. L. Toof and A. L. Dow
ney; Third ward. J. Schoonover and J.
Ronln. I. N Jonea and J. P. Bute were
elected members of the school board by
majorities of Son each. H. O. Cut was
elected city engineer. The vote
against billiard, pool room or bowling
alley for the ensuing year.
Mariaa t.ees te Kara.
NEW TORK. April J. Plerpont Mor
gan aailed for Liverpool today on the
steamship Oceanic, thl belr.g Mr. Mor
gan's annual vacation trip abroad.
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