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HsjOUSOH. - - NEBRASKA
Wkr llu Tk rty-UirM Hm4.
KoniANi Muuc, Much 7.-Tbs
"eaaplaiet of Jaoiea L Allen, represent
ia thirty-three eteckhaldere holding
.100 ban o( atojk, wbu aue tbe Ameri
can building and loan aesoriation for
$yH alleges that the company baaida
aeairing aalaa without aotioa, mada a
faaatly affair of the forfeited efewk. It
cteieneJthat bidden vara designedly
excluded from the aalaa and tha forfeit
ad stock transferred oa tba books to tha
esapteyes ot tba aeeocietioo, their agenta
aad relatives. Ia saaaor ineteaces it i
alleged Uat etock went to tha defen
daat officers of tha corporation.
Tha state public examiner baa already
declared that tha sesoeistion -v. a doing
what it had a right to do, to tha courts
will ba aakai to dacida tha quastioaoa
tba grouad ot 'XNnmoo equity.
Tba ground will ba takan that tba as
aooiatioa ia aetiag in tha aatura ot i
truataa and baa do right to rlaalara
fasde iatruatad to it aara forfeited.
Tba taat a a momenteoua one. lha
various cffloara ud stockholders,
hold I7&VX0 worth of forfaitad stock. A
sfspaoa of an offioor ia aaid to hold in
kisowa nama 160,000. It ia a rul of
tbe association that all a bora thaau
in default ot which tha forfeited atosk
for ahall ahall go to tha original atock
aoldere. In than caaaa 16 ia tha largeat
bnlnnen and 11 or 80 canta la mora com
aeosJy tba figure. The aeeociations at
torney deoisres tba tha forfaituraa
warn ragular and that tha anit it only a
Muff.
rutu Inta M4.
Naw ToK, March 7. At tha Ameri
enn art gallariaa bagan aha aala of tha
superb oollactioa ot rara and costly
nooks and msuecripta of Brajrton Ives.
auny prominant man war nraaant.
J. W. Ellsworth, of Chicago aacurad
the faasoua Gatenbssj bible, tha firat
book printed witb type, aftar spirited
Wddhng paying $14,800 for tha two vol
usaes. Tba book was printad at Mentz.
by Gutenberg 145 A. D., and ia in Lit
in Ootfaie typa, with a prologuaof St.
Jerosae. Thara ara hundred of illum
inated Utters, many haightanad with
gold. ' Tha binding ia oak board a, cot
ere with ateaped calf, ornamented
with brass. Without titla pngaa or sig
natures, thara ara 641 leaves printad in
double column, forty-two linaa to tba
fvQooluma. Tbainitiala and rubrioa
ara in manuscript throughout. It waa
formsrly known as tha "Mazana Bible."
oka Elliotts Translation of tha
Holy Bibla inta Indian Languages" waa
sold to tha Jtitchells af thia city for 12,
SW. Dodd, Used t Co. bid off at 11,700a
copy of a book baliarad to ba tha fourth
book printad with typa. Tba asm firm
bid aff a copy of Jacques Cartiers his
tory of his voyage to tba aorthweet for
KM dated 1580 A D. To tha ssms
nrm, for 11,300, ales went n letter of
Cblambna in Spanish to St Angsl, ths
Mead who aacurad tha patronagsof Isa
bait far Oolnmbus.
, Tfclak It Wh lulli.
Star Yobk, March 7. Schuyler Hsm.
ikon, fctlw commissioner sent by tba
surrogate's court to Paris, Francs, to
Mara tha disposition of Jo Grsen, who
foovd whi ia euppooed to ba the body
of Ray . Hamilton in tha Sunka rwer
Ua Sap) amber, has returned to thia
ettf. Hia report baa been given under
tba seal to the surrorate. It ia rumnmH
Ubst Mr. Greens testimony, however,
wan of each a character aa to prove die
svpoating to tha family ot Mr. Hamll
ton and thair oounsel. Tha statement,
it is saai, stoagly corroborated tba gsn -eratty
necapted belief that Hamilton ia
dead. As to tba identification of the
body, ths important paint, Mr, Green
says positively that he could not bars
insnWnsd it It was so mutilsted that
as ona efnld kaTa identified it by tba
features. Mr. Oman soouts the idea ot
any arystary ia connection witb tba
oase aad argues that if Us body waa
aottkatof Hamilton one must hare
bsea olai in Hamilton's clothing and
Us body plaoad ia tha stream.
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT.
A tb Australian ballot bill has
pasaed the legislature with an emergen
cy clause and hw been eigneu iy urn
governor it is now a law.
Sac 1 provide that all ballots eiiaa
ba printed and distributed at public ex
pense. Sao. 2. providee that nominations may
be made by the convention or prima
riee, representing a political party that
baa polled at least one per cent ot the
total vote.
Sac. 3 and 4 provides that the pr. si
ding i ffiosr and secretary of all primary
meetings shall certify their Dominations
in writing to the city clerk.
Sa- 5 providee that a her no prima
ry meeting ia held, nominations can be
mads in writing, sined by bfty voters
of a city or courty or twenty voters of a
ward. Thia method ia called "nomina-
board
wlth-
U,e
Wat MaaSwIa Pease.
Ntwyoaa,March 7. Nat Goodwin's
evMa- atsD wociy that amiable young
oamnllai, Two days ago ha was serrsd
with a complaint aad sammms in a
anit bMtitntsd against him by August
Kewbwgsr of this aity, whosaska to re-
r ISjCSD ths amount of a check .
I by Goodwin to Bollard AGo in Ds-
r.lKW. It m azBtaiaad that
1 the amount at issns in tha
i ot Ballard A Co. about
IIS Hs began by ebootina-
M wan 1300. Faro was than
aadba took a lirslr hand.
I Us Mssa raaobsd tZOOO ha cava
a elkaan- nrM300 aad contrired to play
sMimmaatauMsam was reached
BaEard k Co. assart Uat on prsasaUss?
Ua amaok at tba bank nzt dsrr it was
, tan onmadiea aariag Is tba
las MSjist Taa
to Vast.
WW is tWaJmatffftaUa aotioa.
flsuds kilos
d U,ir sgent. the mrn.Wt t t!.
td. l,.i shall be ui.fQU.euKH""'-.
r .mt-a ..r luarkS U1HU 19 ffMt
thereof, verify the aifnatur
ujunjlie baik thereof, aud depol Ur
Ullot i. the ballot box in t!.e prrseuc
ud tlits rlrctor snaii
Ik 0l CsSf gg
(toatarici ar4 m Ct
tion papers.
rec. 6 provides that no certificate of
nomination shall contain the nnmes
of more candidates for any office than
there are persons to be eleeU d to such
office. No person shall sign more than
one certificate of nomination for any
office.
Sec 7 provides that the city clerk
shall preserve all certificates of nomi
nations for two years, the same to be
open to public inspection.
Sec. 8 provides that certificates of
nomination by a primary or conven
tion shall be Sled with the city clerk
at least fifteen days before election,
and that nominations by petition shall
be filed at least ten days before elec
tion. Sec. 9 defines duty of secretary of
state in state elections.
Sec. 10 provides that if any person
who has been nominated, who wishes
to decline must notifiy the city clerk
at least ten days before election, or
elre his name shall Le. printed on the
tickets.
Sec. 11 provides for testing validity
of nominations in case a question is
raised.
Sec. 13 provides for filling vacancy
on ticket caused by death, which must
be done at least eight days before election
Sec. 13. Except as in this act other-
wife provided, it shall be the duty of
the county clerk of each county to pro
ride printed ballots for every election
for public officers in which electors, or
any of the electors within the county
participate, and to cause to be printed
in the ballot the name of every can
didate whose name has been certified
to, or filed with the county clerk in the
manner provided for rn this act. But
in municipal elections the city or vil
lage clerk shall provide printed ballots.
Ballots other than the official white
ballot printed by the respective county
or municipal clerks according to the
provision of this act ahall not be cast
or counted in any eleotien. Nothing
In thia act contained ahall prevent any
voter from wriUng on his ballot the
name of sny parson for whom bs de
sires to rota, for sny office, snd such
vsta shall bs counted the ssms if
printad uoon the ballot and marked
by tns voter, snd sny voter may take
with him into the polling place acy
orinted or written memorandum of
paper to assist him in making or pre
paring his bailor, except as hereinafter
otherwise provided. Elections for
school distict officers, except for the
members of tha board of education in
cities srs excepted from the provisions
of this set
Sec. 14. All official ballots prepared
inderthe provisions of this act ahall
m whits in color and of a good quality
t news printing paper, and the names
thai) be printad thereon in black ink.
Brers ballot ahall contain the name
it every candidate whose nomination
for ray office specified in tha ballot
Has been certified or filed according
o tba provisions of tbia act, and no
ither names. Ths names of candidates
for each office shsll ba arranged under
the designation of tha office in alpha
oetica! order according to surnames,
ixosvt that tba namaa ot electors of
oresident and vice-president of the
United States presented in one car
attests of nominations shall be arran
red in a separata groups. Evsry ballot
shall also oootaia tha name ot Us
party or principle which ths candidates
represent, aa contained in tha oertifl
istos ot soaaenstion. At tha and of
ha list ot candidates for sacb office
.hall bo left a blank space large enough
o contain as many written names of
candidates as thara ara offices to
Jlled. There shall bs a margin on
Mch side at least halt an inch wids
sod a reaaoBsbls space between tha
aaaasa to ba printed thereon, so that
iba voter may clearly indicate tn tha
way hereinafter provided ths can
lidata or candidates fcr whom ba
lens to cast his ballot
Sample ballots
utiated uuon red of green paper, but
in the form of those to be used oa
day. sash ouatainlng ths
of tha candidates aad all ansa
submitted to a popular vote
wUeaaretobe printed upon tba ap-
ptssiateoaoialballut, ahall bs printed
sad la poaswmtoa ot tba county or
avierpaJoasrfciUdaysbsfora tha day
afslesttea, Mbjeo to poMie inspection
ft oOaral ballots afaan ba printed
esdtafjBSataiMottaaoouatyor mu
aMsobrto at toast tour days before
ajastiosi, aad subtest also to inspection
bv the candidate
At the top of cffk-iiil tn tut shall be
printed the words, "oGeial balijt," uJ
at ths top of aaoilIe bailuta shall be
printed the words, "sample batloU."
Any elector of any election precintt
, rliatT.fl nr munieioalitv Biy obtain
. i ...initml dark cot 'of the elector,
election. No person . elector Mian ik i"' -
unty or municipal I voting compartment already occupied
, -cause to be printed ' bv another, nor to remain within the
mrkeJ -official railed iDclosure m wen i cuu'f-
....... n.,.. it, .in ten Illll
ballot ," nor shall any person except aaia mems are .u-.v -
clerk print or cause to be printed any j Ues. nor to occupy a ToUng compsrV
ballot or ballots upon white paper. j uieut for more than I've minutes. Io
Sec. 15 provides that the clerk aiaii ; cities uereiuc irK...- -
provide 200 ballots for every fifty voters ' now is. or may ho. eat er le requited
n every ward or blejtiou d.stnct Dy law, no persxin tu .r..c
Sec 1G defines the manner of correct-1 unlew Ins name appears ou u.c i.,,.,
ting the ; lwt ot tlie election cisirici, ""
establish in the manner presenbea oy
law his right to vot?; when such person
receives a ballot a check bhall be placed
fore the uy (
other thn l.-
clerk ehall pnu
am ballot or Ua.lcta
"f er'ors or otnifibLons in
ballot.
Sec. 17 J5efora the opening of the
polls, the county clerk of the county or
he municipal clerk ic the case of mu-
iciual elections ahall cause to be de-
ivered to the judge o election of each
ection precinct, which is within U.e
county (or . within tne municipani
in case of municipal elections) and in
bich the election is to be held, at the
polling place of the precinct, the itop-
nnmU.iif Kuth.ta iu nrovideu for
vi uw.uw r , I.,..
in section fifteen of this act. The bal- a ballot shall, ur.uer any pre i w m.
Iou for each precinct or district shall ever, take the same from the polling
be enclosed io a sealed packet marked room, anu an) peiro.i v...-.
with (he rrotr desienation ot the irom uie 001.1.1. io.,......n,. .v..... -
precinct or district, and at the opeu-
ng of the polls the package of ballots
ing of the polls the package of ballots
shall be publicly broken by one of the
udges of election. I from any cau-.e
the official ballots prepared by tne
county or municipal clerk as herein
prescribed shall not be ready for dis
tribution at any polling place, or if the
supply of ballots be exhausted before
the polls are closed, unofficial ballots.
printed or written, made as nearly as
possible in the form of the official bal
lots, may be used.
Sec. 18. All officers, upon whom is
pnr
opposite his name upon the registry
list, and when he votes his name shall
be again checked upon such list; every
elector receiving a ballot shall vote be
fore leaving ihe polling room, or if he
does cot w.sh then to vote, he shall,
before leaving the polling worn, return
theballotBore eivedtoa member of
the election board; no person receiving
lose his right to vole at the election,
and shall be imprisioncd in the county
jail not less tha-i thirty days, nor
more than six mouths.
Sec. 21 provides that In case a voter
spoils his ballut by accident or mis
take he shall return it to the judges
and receive aiutherin its place. Pro
vided that hecHiinot receive over four
i'Ii ballots.
Sec. 22 Anv voter who declares to the
ivt less than W aud lot n.r lUas
:. or both such lii-eaiid impr.wu
rriefit
or tj. a wura ' """
any electioneering on election aj
No person whomsoever ahall do auj
eiectioneerinj on election day withii
any polling place or any buildiug ii
which an election is being held, o
withiu WJ teet thereof, nor obstruct
the doors or entries thereto, or pre
vent free ingress to egress I row aai
building. Any election ofliccr, alierifJ
constable or any other peace officer U
hereby authorized and empoweied, au
t is hereby made bis duty to cle jr tut
passageway and prevent such o'-r
struction. and to arrest any person
doing. No person shall remove an)
ballot from the polling place before
theclojiug of the polU. No person
shall show his ballot after it is m irked
to any person in such a way as tt re
vea.1 the content! thereof, or the nam
of the candidate or candidates fo
hom he has marked his vote, nor shal
any ierson solicit the elector to show
the same; nor shall any person excep
a judge of election recive from an
election a ballot prepared for voting
No elector shall place any mark upoi
his billot by which it may afterward
be identified as the one voted by him
I Every elector who doe not vote tin
ballot delivered to him by the judge
of election having charge of the balloU
hall before leaving the polling place
return such ballot to such judges
Whoever shall violate any cf rhe pro
visions of this section ahall, upon con
viction thereof in any court of com
petent jurisdiction be fined in any
sum not less than 825 nor more than
8I', and adjudged to pap the cost of
prosecution.
.Sec. 3) makes it the duty of the sec
retary of state to have printed lit pam
phlet form copies of the law and have
t St. A a,nnA A.ot -;l..,A fr ,1 nil 1..., ,.
judges of election that he cannot read. ""'" '"""' ""
uieir,.
or that by blindness or other physical
disability he is unable to mark his bal
lot, shall, upon request, receive the as-
mposed the law the duty of designat- sistance of one or two election officers
ing the polling places, booths, or com- j
partments, which shall be furnished
with such supplies and conveniences
as shall enable the voter conveniently
to prepare his ballot for voting, and In
which electors may mark their ballots
screened from observation, and a
guard rail so constructed that only
persons within such rail can approach
within twelve feet of the ballot boxes,
or the places, booths, or compartments
herein provided for. Provided, how
ever, that in country polling places
where a sufficiently large room cannot
be obtained the guard rail may be
placed within six (tf; feet of ballot box
and booths. The number of such
places, booths, or compartments shall
not be less than one for - every fifty
voters, or fraction thereof registered
in the district or precinct, and where
there has been no registration of
voters the number of such places,
booths, or compartments shall not
be lass than one for every fifty electors
voting in the precinct at the last gen
eral elections. XO person other than
electors engaged in receiving, prepar
ing, or depositing their ballots, the
judges and clerks of election, and one
qualified electors of the voting pre
cinct from each of the political parties
for the purpose of challenging illegal
votes, shall be permitted to be within
said rail. The expense of (providing
such places or compartments and
guardrails shall be a public charge, and
shall be provided for in the same man
ner as the other election expenses.
The officers now charged by law with
the division or alteration of election
districts or precinct, shall, as far as
necessary, alter or divide ths existing
election districts or precincts ia such
manner that each election district or
precinct shall not contain more than
300 voters.
Sec. 19. At any election the judges
of election shall designate two of said
judges whose duty it shall be to de
liver ballots to the qualified electors.
At the same time and in the same
manner as judges of election are now
elected or appointed, two additional
judges of election for each election
district or precinct in cities where a
registration of voters is required shall
be elected or appointed. The said add
itional judges of election shall be paid
In the same manner and at Earne rate
as judges of elections are now paid.
Sec. 20. When any duly qualified
elector shall present himself at the
polling place of his election district or
precinct, for the purpose of voting at
any election then in progress, he shall
receive from a member of the election
board a ballot, npon the back of which
two members of the board shall first
write their names in Ink, the elector
shall then forthwith proceed alone into
a compartment, If one be then unoccu
pied, and shall preparuhls ballot by
marking in the appropriate margin or
place a cross (X) with ink opposite the
name of the candidate of his choice
for each office to be filled, or by fining
In with Ink the name of the candidate
of his choice In the blank space pro-
viueuioereior, ana marking a cross
(X) with ink opposite thereto; and In
case of a question submitted to the
ote of the people, by mirking in the
appropriate margin orplsce across(X)
with ink against the answer he desires
to give; he shall then fold tbe ballot so
to conceal the
thereon, and to expose the nam.. r
in the marking thereof, and such of
ficer or officers shall certify on the out
side thereof th it it was so marked
with his, or their assistance, and shall
thereafter give no Information regard
ing the same. The judges shall re
quire Bitch declaration of disability to
be made by the voter under oath before
them, and they ate hereby qualijied'.to
administer the same. No elector other
than one who may, because of his in
ability to read, or physical disability,
be unable to mark bis ballot, shall di
vulgeto any one within the polling
place the name of any candidate for
whom he intends to vote, or to ask or
receive the assistance of any person
within the polling place in preparation
of his ballot.
Hec. 23 No judge of election shall de
posit in any ballot box, any ballot, un
less the same is identified by the sig
nature of two judges of elections as
hereinbefore provided. Every persou
violating the provisions of this section
shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined
not less than 810 nor more than ?I00.
Sec. 24 provides that the clerk shall
provide instructions to voters printed
on large placards to be posted up at
each polling place.
Sec. 2.") In the canvass of votes any
ballot which is not indorsed as provid
ed in this act by the signature of two
judges upon the hack thereof, shall be
void, and shall not counted, and aay
ballot or parts of a ballot from which
it is impossible to determine the elec
tor's choice shall be void, and shall not
be counted; provided that when a bal
lot is sufficieatly plain to gather there
from a part of the voter's intention,
that it shall be the duty of the judges
of election tocount such part.
Sec. 26 No person shall falsely make.
er make oath to, or fraudulently deface
or fraudulently destroy any certificate
of nomination, or any part thereof; or
file, or receive for filing any certificate
of nomination, knowing the same or
or any part thereof to be falsely made;
or suppress any certificate of nomina
tion which has been duly filed or any
part there of; or forge or falsely make
the official endorsdment on any ballot.
Every person violating any of the pro
visions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a felony and upon conviction
thereof in any court of competent jur
isdiction, shall be punished by impri
sonment In the penitentiary for a per
iod of not less than one year, nor more
than five years.
Sec. 27 No person shall, during the
election, remove or destroy any of the
supplies or other conveniences placed
in the booths or compartments for the
purpose of enabling the voter to pre
parehis ballot No person shall, dur
ing election, tear down or deface the
cards printed for the Instruction of
voters. Every person wilfully vUla
ng any of the provision! of this sec
tion shall, upon conviction thereof In
any eonrt of competent jurisdiction,
Tu.iwinanysiira not less than !n
nor more than 1 100.
Sec. 28. Every public officer It rsin
whom any duty is imposed by this act,
tvtiA aknll if '
-..., wmuny ao or perform any
act or thing herein prohibited, or neg
lect or omit to perform any as imposed
upon him by the provisions of this act,
shall upon conviction thereof, forfeit
ni office and shall be punished by lm
prislonment In the county jail for a
termofnotles.th.none month nor
more than six months, or by a fine of
Sec. 31 The proper authorities of ev
ery city shall detail a police officer to
each polling place of such city upuu
the day fixed for holding any election
therein, and the special duties of such
police officer, in addition to the preser
vation of the pe;ice, sh.-iil be as follows:
He shall, as far as possible, remain at,
or near the entrance of the iooiosure
iu which thecompartmeuta are placed:
(a) He shall not permit any person
to enter said inclosure unless duly pro
vided with an officUl ballot, signed
with the names of two members of the
election board.
(b) lie shall not permit any person
to enter tbe mcloeure while the several
compartments therein are occupied.
(c) He shall not permit any person
to leave the inclosure. after receiving
a ballet, without first voting or sur
rendering bis ballot.
.Sec. 32 All acts and parts of acts in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 33 Whereas an emergency ex
ipes, this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
How She Conquered the Duke.
The death is announced of the Duch
ess of Malakoff. As a girl she was the
intimate friend of the Empress Eugene
in fact, the empress and she were, as
we recollect, near akin. Walking in
the garden of the palace one day, who
should heave in sight but Marshal
Malakoff, notoriously the roughest aud
rudest man in all the Frwicu service.
"Ough! there is lliat besr again!"
quoth the empress, with a shudder ol
genuine horror; but her young com
panion said nothing.
The marshal, approaching and bow
ing to the ladies, besought the younger
one to honor him with the rose she had
just plucked.
"Certainly, I will give it to you.'' an
swered the girl, sweetly, "but bow can
a rose please you, who live only for
laurels V"
nils aaswer completely staggered
the marshal. In another moment he
was hopelessly and wildly in love with
that gm, and It is to his credit that he
prosecuted the campaign so diligently
that a year later the beautiful younc
creatine became his wife. Speakirif
of the episode In the garden, Mslakofl
used to say: "1 thought I was hard to
conquer, mu in mm case, parbleu! 1
surrendered at the very first ire!"
vuicao .ews.
An Ice AdvertlNiug Scheme.
If imager Williams has a scheme that
is away ahead of anything ever at-
temnted. Jfo unfolded it yesterday be-
.nei Digwow, wnen lie asked that
official if he would be violating any
mw 17 ueuvering ice on the nsvmt
i . . . .
11 irolll Of I in nr n.in.l k...i
, IMlAlllt-BB
noiLses or the city.
"Certainly you can." answerwl w.
lligelow, -but what is the advertising
ilia; 111 it j
'Well," remarked Harrv Willi.,.
"you made us take down the street bill
ooru ana 1110 stands at the areaways
... w uo something; so I have
jMot.eu an oraer with an ice manufact
uring company (0 fnM the litho
graps ot my attractions in big cakes ol
ice. Mauufaotur.dica is as clear as
crystal, and it gives tha cake the -pearance
of having Uie picture painted
"ponit These blocks of lee will he
left upon tba pavemeote. and nai.
can use the lea If they want to. Th
mmurMiarnr assure me the quallt,
of the Ice will not ba im,, L td
last. Hut, mors than that, tha Mtho.
grapswiUnotbsipolted, and that la
aicsrefor.--ntUburIMipJS;
J
Nemaha Qly muieai..
putties; la water.ork,.
A district Gimd Taal
will ba bald at N'HBabtCa,
waoiquist, f.iW.
brothers, wall kto Q
died at Hastings reuscet
Haras thieves are u J
county. TaosniaiaabW
saph Oilmore vera tl
thieves left no trace. i ,
Patrick Twohig,ooa
tlers of Nebraska, died,
Jackaoo after t
eme from Iowa in IKE
father of the clerk of D
Nemaha City baa tnid,'-'
for a steam tarry boat, v?
ma at that point aa tot t'
foeaout A bonua of A t '
tbe owners of tfae boat
binding Ihemeelves to run,
at least five years.
A family peaaed doo U,
of tbe river thia weak (roe 1
up in the territory, mji 1
Courier. One of the chi."
ly frozen, the family dead b.
cap it all one of their honei
tbey were at Collins. E
dead of winter.
John Olaoa ot Oakland
aome lima ago and plaar
charged with being drunks
ing tbe peace. N.thiriof
with to pay his Hoe ha
to serve it out in jail. WtaJ
he claims to have contract?
suiting in a spell of aicksal
he aaka 1
io tbe au
served
Only a short time ago Hi
Hater accepted a poaitiot u -'
Btateo land office in thu a'"
. t
ka, aaya tbe halt uaict ir,
terday morning abe was beV"J
mother, whs sickened otijA 1 1?
ago and died yesterday ei.lJ
had only been hare jmi
Tba eympetbiee of til til i
Miss Ida in bar hour of tur , &
Andrew Johnson and Jb 4 $
van of Cbadron eloped, t
them the letters aeven ctr C- -.
ieperture waa attended fyS-wC .'"
zcitessant aa they wars fcJltA t
by the infuriated huabaad AC--
if the family. But tha wi-
tbe train just aa it waa re T
and aucceeded io gattini at f .
Van Haven armed with la
aad a bowi knife thr!V-
ance, followed the train far' v.,
.anoe oa fooot. lie Su!j sf
they were beyo"d b i 1 nwa a.
ing in despair telagrabdi T
at Gordon to arreat tba ram---not
having the props: ta' ,U
marshal refused to msktits
The Superior cattla compaL
a car of hogs on ths Barlings
in a apell of aicksal
a damages ot tha cm (
aum of $1,000. Th'J
by tbe aher.ff. I "
ver tbia week.
One farmer 'n Perkins ass
ready made arrangemMti f
laaat 100 acres of hat.
AI Kraaa haa aold bit (tni '
north aud four mi ea eaU?
a man from Dodge for
Captain Burnham best
te1 property in SpriogrirtaJ
Nemaha county. Ha intern
there eooo.
L.E. Stanley of Norte
hogs buried under tba aw
been there eleven uajn
three was dead.
Tha farmers near AilM
county, are anxious to M
an iotereet in and opantoif
4 . .1 . 1 -
wry mai piece.
Mr. Oeorge HooknalU
Hastings fuel company,
a carload of nut coal to M
Cook, and aha took bar t
and drove out anion! 1
farmers and cava than c
as she thought they aaaaii
away tha carload to tha K
pie. J
Phillip Frank, an oU at
ittisen residing near 1.
Thursday of Bright' die
Tbe latest fad at Norts !
game entitled "prograstiol
ing." Itietlltheragaii'
Two Buffalo count; a1
ed ao ingenious m seals"
potato vines which if MP
loo, felt want.
William OTory,
Msrtlsod, was struck !.
knocked ten with is'
dislocate his shoulder m
his head. I
Iter. Jacob P. Scott
othissooaaar Blue or-i
minister of the Baf tut
forty ysars.
Tha little village of
county Is strickeowitafj
grippe. Fourteen of t"5
.daoteof thstowu M T
the dlasase, but ti n
oases ara alowlr race I
Minsters
Tba
. m 1
Hootte Bias ooun.
"I'D
1
raagamiate for a
matmAam facilltiSS
hew Iwm puree aes4T
mtAmtd from l f-f'
la 1J to 0 fast, asa
oft&aaitea.
