The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, December 19, 1889, Image 6
fl i it 6 t ; ; K I '! i i n V r 1 ti t J if 1; ft Li. j 5 r I a I- f ' The Sioux County Journal. Subscription Price, 2.00 L J. SiauMHto, . Editor. KnurM) at the Ham sua post office a aee oud rluM matter. T RSUA. J5iaUIEB 19, 1880. Judge GrofTa unanimous confirmation as cfMnuiissiouer of the funeral land of fice sJiov s that his ability is recognized, j and Nebra-ski may well feel jroud of the lienor conferred upon one of hvr citizens. The work of Judge Groff since taking charge of tlie otffce lias won liim hosts of friends all over the country. ttobert Bwtiiii, the greatest of Eng lish poets of tiie age, died a few. days ago. His works are among those of the highest class, and will live for ages in the literary world. The anaual session of the Nebraska Edi torial Association will be held at Kearny on January 23rd and 24th. H. M. Bush nell, president, and F. G. fei ruinous, sec retary of the association, have recently completed the arrangtnents and an inter esting meetiug'is "expected. The indications are that Wyoming will be admitted to statehood in tlie near fu ture and Idaho is clamoring to be taken in out of the cold. At tiie present rate of creating new states it will not be long until territories and territorial laws will be a thing of the past. The recent de cision of the courts on the Mormon ques tion will go far toward getting Utah ready for statehood, as it is understood that the territory cannot be admitted to all tlie rights of a member of the Union so long as Mormon rule exists. Tlie The Press, recently started as a morn- new flags with the forty-two stars will ing daily at Hastings, lived sixteen days scarcely be flying from the government It is a pretty well established buildings and ships before the addition of and died. fact that it costs a good deal of money to run a daily paper and newspaper men ought to be eitlier well loaded with cash or have a good support guaranteed them before attempting to run a daily outside of a large city. more stars will have to be made. The trial of Kilr.iin at Pun-is, Miss., a few days ago resulted in a verdict of not guilty of prize fighting, but guilty of assault and battery. The jury was out five hours. Tlie attorney for the de fense held that it was a social combat and not, a prize fight. Kilrain was sen tenced to pay a fine of $200 and impris onment in tlie county jail for two months. An appeal was taken to a higher court and the bond fixed at f 1,000. Dr. Billings again bobs up in the mat ter of disease germs. He now states that the germs of yellow fever in man of Texas fever in cattle and of the swine plague in hogs are about the same. One thing is certain. Billings is ener getic and persevering in chasing disease germs and he may yet demonstrate tliat physicians have been working in tlie dark, trying to cure disease, when they ougiiL to nave auopteu a cou r.se to pre vent it The nmyor and aldermen of Cascade, Iowa, were before tlie court a few days ago as witnesses agains saloon keepers of that place. Tlie men testified tliat they called for whiskey but could not swear wiiether it was whiskey they re ceived or something else. It is strange how men will attempt to avoid giving evidence against men who have sold them liquor. Hud it been a dry goods merchant on trial and the witnesses asked if it was calico they called for and purchased they would not have hesitated to state the facts in tlie case. Drinking men appear to believe that they are un der obligations to a man who sells them liquor, but why they should think so is I a mystery, It is a business transaction and that is all there is to it. On lost Monday afternoon the great Cronin trial at Chicago came to an end. The jury, after Iwiug fout nearly sixty hours, having agreed on a -erdict, which sends Coughlin, O'Sullivan and Burke to the penitentiary for life, Kunze to tlie same place for a term of three years and declares Beggs to 1 innocent. The ver dict, although considered to be tlie re sult of a compromise, gives quite gen eral satisfaction, although some think Kunze as innocent as Beggs. and that lie, also, should liave been acquitted. The jurors agreed to sav nothing in regard to their deliberations in tiie jury room and it is prouawe tnat me public will never know what caused tlie long delay in the making up of the verdict. Beggs tliauked tlie jurors for tlieir verdict, and as lie stepped out a free man, lie made a vow, tliat he would sjiend the balance of his life hunting for the men who killed Cronin. Thus ends one of tlie most noted criminal trials in the history of tlie United States, having been in progreas for over three months, and has demonstrated tliat murder will out, no matter how well the plans are laid to con(al tlie deed and protect tlie purpetrators from the strong arm of justice. I BANK OF HARRISON, Harrison, Nebraska. INCORPORATED UNDER THE AWS OF THE STATE OF KEBRASKA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $25,000. General Banking Business Transacted. Every Accommodation Compatible With a Conservative Businewt Freely tended. Ex ' rmi. proof oii(i;s. lui. naprr will r.-,-r H M.n,ii "'l -ritftre ru...i u, ,., uutuv mnl U any -rri- nM Will Ul lllioltH III OIIIM. ' Xutlr for l'lli.-ti!j,ui. Lund Ctflic hi ( lnroil S) nuiiuvl arttli-r l,,..,ll.i . .'" lkB to make Anal U1-...1 i '".r claim, mnl tt,l,i,l pr. will or In tii. au-a-nrt- Ix-tore tlw A.'rw , . .,, ,-., uu Jat .irunif i. neir, ufll.rri,., who mwle II K No. 23nn fnr n... ,. ' Sl.rsti. - Hie nam.-a ti. foIUmliijf wlm,,, lion of mill ,. al ? i.rttf K. LmiHlord. TboinB. hi.iV' 11 '-""i w.ii.mw B,.: . . R Niitir for Pulili. iiiu Nolle U hercbr irlvi .i, . . ""'! wtller lm Hl,Hl noiio,, V.i hi t on Wiiuinnal t,TfK,f i,",, Lbn rlMim, mnl that nr,u,f ,K,rl for-M. l: KlnkHid, i.i.lBP t ,h"'" court, or hi liUHlwniv li,r th.. -l.l .rt hi Harm,,? M Zk " Zl' nary 4ih, imvo, viz: "rKH, on tli'tlro. Mnlir. of Harris who niH.in 11, s. No. VQ for 11... THE" KODAK. X7 "You Press the Button, We do the Rest." ANYBODY CAN TAKE PHOTO GRAPHS WITH THE KODAK. B. F PITMAN, President. CHAS. E. HOLMES, "'4 V nw(, sH, ti,3J) rK H. ' follow , wxuuwsu, IILM1 OI Nlllt Il.ll.l vlw ti,in ." 1 - "liiiii si,. 1'vutt-r, Ariimr .1. Adiim- ..' 7" V uimi, nil of IIhitmoii. N,.,r,i;. " I'0-"1' W. II. MCI -As. n,Hu PRICE $25 00, Loa.ll for li I'U iuros. The syndicate which furnished the money to float the Wild West show of Buffalo Bill across the ocean is anxious to have the books of the concern looked up as they have not received what was promised them when they were induced to invest their money. . The record of Buffalo Bill has always been good on this side of the ocean in his business re lations, and it is thought by some that he has been imposed upon by some sharper of good address. Work lias commenced on a beet sur factory at Grand Island which is to be uie largest in me woriu. llns goes IM ..l.... .1... :...t:..4,. i r -.i. ii W auuw Liuii. cujiumi',u nave lauu in uie practicability of producing sugar from Nebraska grown beets. Senator Slander son has taken a great interest in the matter and has introduced a bill to pro vide for encouragement of the suirar beet industry ,by ' thel national govern ment. There is no reason why this mat ter should not develop into immense pro portions iu tliis state and there is no bet ter locality for it than in the north-westr em portion. It should be the duty of every one interested in the future wel fare of Sioux county to do all they can to make a thorough test of this matter during the coming season so tliat there will be a record made of the ability of the soil of this section to produce sugar beets. Tl. i. J 1 . ; I ... iuc prospecta are mat ine muddle in Hontanawill result in the democratic senators losing their seats. According to the constitution the members of the Omaha will make an effort to get the location of the state fair for tlie next fiv years, the term for which it was located at Lincoln having expired. It does not Ke-loaliiiK, ti.OO. For sale by all Photo. Stock Dealere. .Send for copy of Kodak IVimer, with sample photograph. THE EASTMAN Dry Plate and Film Co., ROCHESTER, N. Y. lAugfiO Northwestern Hotel. This place lias recently changed, iiands ami nothing ii left undone for th COMFORT, CONVENIENCE 1 r liifjrii R tfRW n nli ' V4 Ao to l . in T4ltMll u o4 Lhu mt I Mm from l '"n mm and rr, . 'wilt Murk n,.J KB loca'.nv ran . "frc, lifjrcibfr iih m,, mtn wtrt, 9n rrer. Ainh,4 xvmmiitt itjr 'H'Ul tl.i a. Mart j .t fita iikt ta tro to ttMk it, . .& tM HO put week Mai ttrwrl AND On nftitr MSI 'i fi imt' vrirrl!. ii..r f.. ! th rh(r All TOO bart' r1tim ti go aw i-at A th who rV.-ywt iJ B, E. Bbewster, President. C, F. Coffee, Vice Pres. legislature must qualify within the first look quite right to locate the fair at the thirty days of the session or their seats extreme eastern hue of the state. It become vacant The senate being a tie ouerht to be located U A i l . , .. . " ' r iiave prevented its orgam- sible. Of course there is no tow at aation by refusing to come up and be present in the center of the state lanre sworn m, thus leaving that branch of enough to accommodate the vast crowds ine legislature without a quorum. Tlie that each year visit the state fair, but it time in which they must qualify is would be iust as well to u. it almost, if not quite, expired, and the re- where it is for a while and some of the suit will he tliat. thotr will j ..... B .,.u uowns in central jeorasKa will prepare Private citizens and the governor will themselves for it Th all special elections in the various dis- state have some riehts which even Lin- ricw u mi tne vacancies. coin and Omaha, nno-ht t h k., respect. Tlie fair srrounds at Lincoln k ine uxuoattons are that a settlement commodius and well fitted un. and nine win oe enecwa between the govern- the fair has been located there the man jnent and the bondsmen of Howard agement has been able to put it on Hvejoy, tiie defaulting receiver of the paying basis and clear up its old debts. jpiuurara. ia.no. omce. judgment was Tendered a snort time since against the Tlie recommendation of Judson Graves inusraen oi ixivejoy, and the payment for postmaster at Neligh has called forth wouiu worn a narosnip on a large num- a set of resolution by the Antelope farm- U1 " s aeciaea to try and ers alliance, which m.hlihrl i ik wwwe vne government w release them Omaha Bee a few dav mm mw:. t ii..:. .iii.,. . . ' i '"' u",r 'Sons- ur. Bcnwenck against tlie appointment, and stating w -o"gressriian valentine nave that thev rann.,1 nnmi. tV,oir,.,.,i in lrPn.shinfrfsin tr ajma. Ar. r. I i s d w" owwiv uja (it suDDon ana muuenre tn th vmoT-ouu. nuM-ier. oenator Mander- men if the annointment is ma,l Tl BAD Iwia awmuuuuuI 1. 1 1 A I i I . T " nenei inat ur. man selected for the same position at Scbwenck's offer of compromise will he Creighton also called forth strong op- m mawer uettieo, position, and even at his own home the action of the congressman in recrard to Tfce Capital Loon and Investment com- the selection of a postmaster was not at pany, of Lincoln, is a thing of the past, all satisfactory to some of those who had U was organized, on the plan similar to been his warmest suDoorter. 1W the Minneapolis company which recentr and other unsatisfactory distributions e W wot to gn. it seems that the sue- public patronage which he has made has of the local loan and building asso- aroused a good deal of feelirur airainst pernios aoa a few of those doing busi- Mr. Dorsev which 1m mieht have avouUl now over a more extended territorv had be been a little more inclined to do has given an opportunity tor schemers what was for the good of the general vo organize ana operate a large number I public, M companies claiming to represent the pnnupies ana plans ot operating. Tlie trial of Dr. Kell v. Siiiriiitn,inl auwucs, laoorers and others were in- of the msame hospital at Norfolk, closed WW K invest their good money in the last Saturday. The iurv were out ahm.t -i . . . - - - pans of tne concerr. and after a little five hours and returned a verdict nt nM while the company goes to the wall and Uruiltv. This has been miite a. nnti its assets prove to be a lot of printed and grew out of the result of a sunrica) j, vnla inttli, wVn I n 1 1 1 ' I . i r: - "r "ti " . m iuui uww vmrauoii Denormea dv ur. kpiiv on a It would b to invest in the shares of the girl by the name of Soulier, for a tumor. nsopanv. a law ougnt to be made to when in reality tlie girl was iireenant, regulate such organizations. To have tb wildcat companies start up and tfarn die after getting poor people to pu-t with their earnings, puts a distrust fo all organisations of the kind. There fcl BO doubt but what local kyui and taflntf Msoajationi are a benaflt to the fWsji where tbty exist for they enable OMwfennk and laborers to secure (of UMtoowaandthM ita bsntflt ; fc3 f the town MAto bonier, and the r.CMJw ought not to MObM l tot few oftV Ur. Kelly was charged with being the thor of the girl's ruin and that he per formed tlie operation for the purpose of producing an abortion. The fact that be called in two resident physicians of Nor folk to assist him did much to clear up that theory. The relatives of the gi'l made an assault on tlie Doctor, inflicting seveni Mil let wound upon His person. The result of tiw trial clears Dr. Kelly ot al criminal charges in the matter, tt would be well for those in charge of state institutions to be more careful in future so as not to get the conduct of thj yvblte hospitals ta W repute, I CHAS. C. JAISONT, Cashiw, Commercial Bank. f INCORPORATED. A. General Banking Business -TEA NSACTED. - Entertainment of Guests. Come and See Us. WAXTS OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC A SPECIALTY AYfHfttTCY af7 ",a "" " Til rirti ftnmis ti f if bn ik !i itrtnd.iiiiitiUe.. m hm . tr (In frvmih-tun .1 JAS. SLATTERY, Prop. Harrison, Nebraska. HOLIDAY 0 SxiS .- 1 'if J Z 'lit al h - co GOODS! I have received my stock of holiday goods consisting of Toilet sets, manicure sets, etc., also a fine line of lamps, toys, china cups and saucers, jewelry, etc., And invite all to call and see tlttm when : Cl ocking for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Wm. C)iristensen, AjVholesale and ReUiil Hardware. A large and well selected stock ALWAYS ON HAND. ACORN STOVES. BARBED WIRE at prices to uit the times, Agents for CHiUPIQIl BINDERS AKQ Mowers, Chadron, Neb. ntir stock of DRUGS and miCIHES - Is also full and complete. C. H.ANDREWS, TWO GRAND DncniiiiM I II L Ul I U If I c For the SnbwrllMTii ot Ihc I Dailv HpH CtatP Iniirmf A $5.00 PRESENT Far Evi-ry Yearly Jhlnm. MM to! In aiklition o my stock of Fresh and Salt Meats I bave ust put in a large supply 0f LOTJR A3STX) FEED,. And also a Fine Line Til K STATK JOURNAL CO.'sl NEW STANDARD Atlas World tinr larjr vuluinp of lit pmrim, roiiulnlia liirsri hchIi nnin?i (if i-vir' cmnitrv iuid eiM fllvlxlon niKm tint f m-- iif tin- kIoIk-, Ki-sfl tifiilly llliiRlrHtcd, with ciilori'd diuKW "ItowliiB wrailtli. di-bt. civil coiulttluii. im ihicilimi,, imuiiifiu'liirrH, and commiTca', H IlKioui wpIm, I'll- . nnil n Miiiiorh lliif of "A Ifrm-liiK. tuiil muny'iiPW tmnrm nrvet lure liira,rxjriitml In a work nl tiiiH uu-m 1'ho map an f iHrKU w-Hln cimiiiilH In"1 the iiKMt rpcrnl nml amliinttu; m n rc-e. 4 urn Iwautlllllly tlnKKl, llliln rcniliTlim thus rlfsranii 'llmlrict, Tlie iwiiiHliirK-n of nt lour omr ululfuart' clvnrly ili-llm u, mid whole work broti(rlil to lute ilnti'. THE STATE J0UKNAL CO.'S New General Map of the UNITED STATES Size, 66x4f! Imubs. OfO roceries " - 1I .nd 1 1. .11 lo all GET MY PRICES 6BHnM "STARLIGHT HOUR" $1.30 Per Salt. GEO. H. TUBNBB, An ontln-Iv nir nmn limt from thft rfi irrvcrii. lliii liirvoHt rriMii i-ver printed A onn h!('t ol n:ii)i-r. It in llnulv IliilKh "I niuuiiuMi on roiu-rtf. ine irn-iminifai .-r tin In uiKiiciillcd, Tho tmip una la-en riff pllil from the lnUmi re(-nrtln ol thf l.mw hliit.- land ofHw. It shows all ntHU w county txiniidiiry llnca, Inrtluii rqucrvatlom niounlalnnlnkiT, rlvi-rs, all linu of rallnw to May 1, IMi. and fltl- Uii-rwm In lnW Cll-r tvrw, A vrnat. ,hiiv 1-11 lntlllf 11"'! wn rowntly onipl-tBd, m-w (omitim ii j b-n fornifil.anil no many iinw townn tilJ aprunif into -xlntnor, thai qniu- a """"J of tin- map prt-Mititii a tromplcte contract au outer niapif, I How Get Atlas Map. ii .... .. m i(h iin wj ni VAmif ui jk i-iti (i immi 1 - - 1 Of thfft tli rtiliiotW.nu mini. I u Hi n rtl Will olf orJ VXVi ttt UP IlIcllllllillH l l!tf writer U ibc DAU.V STATE JOURNAL On tho following Kirtna; Any nu imr"1? f 10 lor lh 1 , I LV nTATK Jol K A 1. 1 ot t '-r, In mltiiiiop, will hti presetiled frae JI coat, eioMeipraiifre, wittt either th iJ laaur map, aa bi tnay w-lftfU Anv ou PJJ7 lull (4.0II, (or mi mnutha Iu advant-e. aolnct either by paying W canta Bxtr,or W PaylncM.MI for tbriwi uiontba iu i.'vUC and tl-flO extra fnr tna map or at'.im. .,, J inn uair.v btatit .i4ii'uAi win t KAII.Y ffnulJMl (ra iuuIl . tba t'oltwl AUUa. 5fc manoruHaawt" Mat by npnn, lor wbiob a -r lal rK bam MenrMl, tba tinraaa ebargna to b". P", -11. , . - . . k. ..(IU onirari. rwnii nonay ny oaua (not paraonal ahoek.) onom-y order, prtaa, at oar risk. Addraaa all order pen to any oOieM w r.or rU j t.rrJ ' iNC0UN,!ti a'