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    cato hor'ftl some good achooll Let us try to
do something for this unfortunnto pupil.
On request the county superintendent has
filed n bond with the county clerk clerk for
1ho proper disbursement of the Wocbbecko
lund. Oro. V , Ut'iiKKTT :
The Hr.n will receive and acknowledge nny
contributions to the Lena Woobbc-cko fund.
KrlrnilM nt l ) % n Iwoo I.
' Dcadwood Pioneer : At no plnco in the
vrestnro deeds of sclfsncrlflcingheroism : held
In higher regard than Deadxvood. Sympa
thizing deeply , anil desirous to testify in
drcds rather thnn Idle words , the respect nnd
ndmlratlon that 1 hero held for Miss Shat-
tuck's fortitude , n number of gentlemen yes
terday determined to co-ojtorato with the
Omaha linn , nnd aid Miss Slmttuck In a sub-
Rtnntlal Jiiniiner. Accordingly committees
wcro opiiolnted to solicit subscriptions In
iJe.idwood and Load City. The Ueadwood
commltteo Is composed of Charles McKlbbon ,
John P. Holding and A. E. Hoyt. That for
Lead of Messrs. Allison and Mullock. The
committee will ask donations of mining
Blocks j the stocks to bo forwarded to the
UKK. nnd auctioned in Omnhn for what they
Will bring. The money thus realised to bo
nppllcd to the fund for Miss Shattuck's- -
lief. Those desiring to contribute , nnd who
may not meet a member of thocotninitteocan
lenvo their donations with M. O. Lincoln , nt
, the Merchants' National bank , who will ro-
celvo nnd glvo credit for them. The under
taking Is a worthy ono , nnd w 111 undoubtedly
meet n rwidy and liberal response. MlssShat-
tupk's example of foitltudo , courage andsolf-
Piicrlflco entitles her to n nation's admiration
nnd grutlludo.
Generous Ttcply.
Omaha Herald ; Nebraska lias reason to
bo doubly proud. Its school teacher heroines
{ ; lvo primary ciiuso , nnd the generous re-
ftponso to nn appeal In the behalf of these
bravo young women would bo creditable to
nn older and richer state. At first Miss
Freeman stood alone , nticl the proi > ostton !
was to present to tier some lasting memorial.
Then , as returns came in , Miss lloyco di
vided the prnlso , and later , when the storm
.liad subsided and Miss Stmttuck had been
discovered , the congratulation nnd the sym
pathy were for the trio.
The case of Miss Shattuck reaches tlio
licnrt most directly. She is the ono who was
crippled and rendered unlit for future labors.
For a tinio even her life was in the greatest
danger , and only by the amputation of both
legs was it saved. It is fitting that she
should receive the largest sum , for while
Whatever Is tendered the others will bo
purely in the nature of u tribute , u token of
public regard , and a compliment to courage ,
what she will receive will bo not only this ,
but will represent the wages she would have
earned.
In collecting these funds there has boon no
rivalry. Offerings have como from strangers
in the distance , and from people In all sta
tions of life. The HKU has received n lareo
Bum , nnd ono which is daily growing larger.
'Tho Herald did 116 soliciting , but announced
that It would care for whatever might bo
Bent in , and it will take pleasure in adding
this nnd Its own subscription to the fund now
in the hands of tholiKK. That paper HUR-
Rcsts that ) ,000 bo raised for Miss Shat
tuck , and no doubt such an amount will bo
raised. Were the circumstances simply such
ns surround Misses Freeman and Hoyco , any
urging would be in bad taste , and would rob
the presentation of its real meaning. The
fact that Miss Shattuck is a i > oor girl as well
ns a bravo ono , and that she has been sup
porting her veteran father , alter nil this. Let
it bo remembered that u fortune could not
fully rcquita her , and that iu contributing ,
every little counts.
'A Bravo mid Worthy Girl.
OMAHA , Fob. 1. To the Editor of the HER :
I have just received a letter frontHov. J.
H. Prosson , of Seward , Nebraska. Mr.
Prosson is the pastor of Miss Etta Shattuck ,
and ho gives some facts-.of interest to all.
Mr. Shattuck , Etta's father , left Seward
BOIUO two years ago nnd wont to Holt
county , but while there ho did not raise any
crops , nnd met with other losses. Last fall
lie returned to Sownrd , leaving his daughter
In Holt county , to finish a term of school.
ITho amputation was performed in Seward
last Thursday by Drs. Heynolds and Potter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sliattuok are members of the
M. E. church In Seward , and arc industrious
but poor people , Mr. Shattuck had to borrow
tuoncy to bring his daughter back to Soward.
The father is nn old soldier. Miss
Ktta is 19 years old , is nn intelligent
nweet tempered , bravo girl , nnd is a true
Christian. She told her pastor lately : "When
nlono in the hay stack I sang mid prayed to
God. The religion of Christ sustains mo in
this aOilctlon. I have sufTorod but very little
pain , for which 1 thank God. "
Ho pastor says : "Sho has a wonderful
faith. I bollcvo her life was spared that she
might show us how victorious a Christian can
bo. "
Now , Mr. Editor , would It not bo well for
us as churches to remember this Christian
girl in hornflliction } I shall glvo my people
nn opportunity to do so next Sabbath.
Her pastor , Hov. J. II. Prosson , of Sewnrd ,
"Will bo the faithful custodian of any fund In
trusted to him. C. W. SAVIIHJK ,
Pastor Seward street M. E. Church.
Commenting on the nbovo letter the
Omaha Itopubltcnn said yesterday editor
ially :
The Uopubllcan is pertain that the sugges
tion of Mr. Snvidge will receive the approval
of the pastors of all the churches In the city.
U'ho case Is ono which appeals to the deepest
nympathy , and the response Is prompt. To
lust evening the fund nt the DEI : ofllco had
been swelled to $1,700. All over the state
the people are contributing to local funds.
U'hu public heart is touched , and every com
pensation that human sympathy can bring
nor Miss Shattuck will receive. It will place
her nbovo want , nnd oven surround her with
luxuries , but after nil the deepest consolation
to her will bo the sympathy of the thousands
v ho pity her for her affliction , nnd love her
for the qualities they Imvo developed.
The Frcotnnn Fftinlly. .
Mr. J. L. "McDonough , editor of the Ord
Democrat , and J. H. Agor of the snmo place
were nt the Paxton yesterday. These gen
tlemen nro citizens of the homo of Miss Mtu-
lo Freeman , nnd both well acquainted with
the young lady. They state that Miss
Freeman's horoiim is fully , appreciated
by the people of her homo , nnd that she is
hold In the most tender regard by the people
of Valley county. Miss Freeman appreciates
fully the kind expressions from the people ,
yet is disposed to think that too much pub
licity has been given her actions during the
Btorm. The mail the young teacher receives
Is enormous , and did she undertake to answer
every letter addressed to her she would bo
compelled to call to her aid several secreta
ries. However , Miss Freeman answers only
those coming from responsible persons whose
interest she feels is earnest. The wosto
basket of this young lady would
bo Interesting rumaging for n col-
Icctorof the curious. Offers of marriage
uro not Infrequent , requests for nutographs
or sentiments uro many , applications for bits
of the now famous rope with which the little
ones were tied nro many , while novel nnd
ridiculous , not to soy Impudent requests are
numbered by the hundreds.
The applications for photographs of the
young lady are numerous , but each of these
eho has declined.
The father of this.voungheroine is William
Freeman , now a resident of California , for
merly a merchant nnd stock dealer at St.
1'itul , Nob. Miss Freeman is now living witli
nn aunt , Mrs. Swift , of Ord , though she
upends much time at the home of an intimate.
irioitd , Miss Huttlo Kcmmick. a teacher in
Valley county. At mi entertainment hold at
ttio Methodist Episcopal church , Ord , re
cently , Uov. George O. Ferguson , the pastor ,
presented Miss Freeman witli a handsome
gold watch nnd chain , the present of her
f riciuU In Valley county. Miss Freeman attended -
tended a leap year ball at Ord last week ,
In which she represented Cindcrrella.
A young telegraph operator of Ord was hon
ored by being escorted by the Nebraska
heroine , and it is said the young gentleman
did not succeed well in hiding the satisfaction
be felt at the honor conferred. Miss Five-
man's every day Hfo is not in the least dis
turbed by the fame which she has achieved.
On pleasant days she may bo seen on the
streets of Ord , iu n handsome little cart
drawn by n spotted pony , her own property.
It is said that nerve and practical common
sense are characteristics of the Freeman
family. Mr. Freeman was regarded as a
man of sound Judgement and indefatigable
courage. Twelve years ago MUs Isabelle
Freeman , now the wife of William Hell , an
attorney-In California , taught school near
Sti Paul , Neb. , nnd during her residence t
there located and improved a government
claim.
Mr. Leo Heron , living nt 1413 North Sev
enteenth street , Ouiaha , was well acquainted
wUh the Freeman family. It was , "Mr.
Heron thlhks , 1ST5 when the family came to
St. Paul , Neb. , from western Pennsylvania.
Mr. Freeman was engaged in the mercantile
business nt Ord , St. I'aul nnd other towns of
the state and was atone time in more than
comfortable circumstances. Mr. Heron remembers -
members Miss Minnie Freeman well , first as
n school girl In 1S70 , while she was attending
the Spring Creek school , near St. Paul , and
later as a clerk In Walbaeh's dry goods store
at St. Paul , Neb , Miss Freeman later at
tended and graduated at the York college.
An OlIlettMii Ucitllcirtnn.
A special from Lincoln to the Omaha Re
publican yesterday says : A gentleman from
Valley county was in the city to-day , mid re
ports that there is general Indignation in that
county over the wet blanket-letter of ex-
County Superintendent Kates relative to the
work done by Miss Freeman In "saving her
pupils from that terrible storm. Kates wrote -
to State Superintendent Lnno ns though ho
was still county superintendent , and though
suggesting that Miss Freeman had done
something out of the ordinary , implied that
there was nothing in it to call forth
this outburst of npplauso that was
going up from the Atlantic to. the
Pacific. This gentleman says that she did
tie. the children together with n long twine
string , nnd that she says , without BO doing ,
she never could have saved them. The people
ple of Ord and Valley look upon her work in
that matter as the work of n heroine , and
are Just as appreciative of her service as are
the people of the world outside.
The people of Ord , where Miss Freeman
resides , tried to suppress the Issues of the
local papers containing Kates' letter.
At the meeting in Ord , when the watch
was presented to her , the Hov. George Fur-
gorson made the presentation speech , and it
is said ho surpassed his usual eloquence in
the effort. Mr. Kates' rose to reply for Miss
Freeman , nnd reiterated the same wet blan
ket stories told In his letter , and Ills best
friends left the room , sorry for the course ho
had pursued.
From n Tcnchcr.
Scnim.r.u , Nob. , Feb. 1. To the Editor of
thol5ii : : I have seen no contributions to
the teachers'fund from Colfax county , but
will send ono dollar ( $1.00) ) to MlssShnttuck ;
would llko to contribute to Misses Uoyco
and Freeman also , but as I cannot do so ,
think Miss S. the most needy.
I am a teacher of this county , and spent
the night of the storm in the school house
with twenty of my pupils.
Wo were quite comfortable , however ,
thanks to our director , who brought supper
and lights to us.
Hoping the fund for those bravo girls will
reach a largo amount I remain ,
CI < AIK DAVIS.
A Nnrsoyman's Tribute.1
HOMKII , Neb. , Jan. 81. To the Editor of
thoHrn : IthlnK von nro deserving of the
greatest praise for the noble work you are
doing in behalf of the heroine cause. You
nro not only affording relief for the suffering
nnd descrvin g ones , but ns well you nro edu
cating the pee pie in the ways of the bli/.iard ,
a thing which ought to bo as much a part of
every teachers education ns arthmetlc. and
should bo ono of the requisites for gaining n
certittcato. Keep it botoro the people in
every ix > ssiblo manner , nnd may wo never
forget the terrible lessons it has taught us.
I will not offer n moneyed gift , to Miss
Freeman , the teacher , who lead her little band
to safety ; but enclosed please. II ml a receipted
bill for two beautiful evergreen trees , with n
request that Miss Freeman accept them and
present the same to Mrs. Westphalcu to bo
planted nt the graves of the two little sisters
who perished in the storm , iu remembrance
of their noble acts of sisterly love , faithful
ness and devotion to each other in that last
sad hourr
I also suggest that the nurserymen through
out the state contribute to the scholars saved
by Miss Freeman enough evergreens to en
close their schoolground a living monument
to the memory of the bravo , hoblo teacher
who saved their liyes.
All honor to the heroine 1 nnd may such
noble deeds as hers bo over treasured in our
book of recollections , nnd may they each bens
ns n thread in the cord that shall bind man
kind together in that bond of Icllowshlp and
humanity which will enable us to comfort ,
help and support each other.
Miiinio Freeman , Miunio Freeman.
Knew you then how well you buildedl
Or did impulse strong within jou
Prompt you to that act sublime !
Did necessity forth drive you ,
Was It duty lead you on ,
Or the wish to leave behind you
Noble record when you're gone !
Was it force of circumstances }
If it was , the tho't enhances
All the more , the bright romances
Of this lifo web wo are weaving ,
Hy that Power that made the storm cloud ,
Hy that Power that made the wind.
Never doubt you , Mlnnio Freeman ,
That same Power will reward you
And will always twine about you
Consciousness of having done
That which seemed to bo your duty ,
To the setting of life's sun.
sun.LCE M. WARNER.
THE ROLTj OF JIO.VOU.
Those Who Hnvo UocoKiiUed Courage
null Devotion.
The HCB fund for the benefit of the Ne
braska teachers is growing. Each mail
brings in now contributions nnd the end is
not yet. Have you contributed yet I If not ,
do so as soon as possible.
KTTA SIIVTTUCK FUND.
Amount received up to February 1. . $1,091 , 10
Scott Assembly 1U07 1C. of L. ,
Stella , Neb 750
W. A. L. Gibbon 3 00
Grand Island list 20775
Morse & liruncr 5 00
S. P. Davidson , Tecuuiseh 1 00
P. T. Walton , Sutton list 2000
Jordan Commnndcry , K. T. , Ulalr ,
Neb 1000
Clalr Davis , Schuylcr 1 00
Three-year-old boy f > 0
Michael Cody , Fort Omaha 1 00
Hichnrd Cody , Fort Omaha 3 00
Haehclors' table , Noligh house ,
West Point 10 00
Employes Woodman Linseed Oil
works 50 00
Office general superintendent and
car accounts , U. P. railway 80 00
Harry and Charley White's list. . . . 2 20
Mrs. Hendrix , Atkinson , Neb 9 00
Miss Alllo Swiler's list 10 50
F , L. Ucevcs 1 00
Employes Haven & Rhodes Co.il Co. 3 75
Clerks freight auditor's oflico , U. P.
railway 49 25
M. P. Kinkaid , O'Ncll 1000
Mrs. G. W. Ahlqulst's list.- . 23 bO
Valentino Shorthand institute 4 00
L. H. Noyes , Mondamin , la 1 IK )
Y. Y. Noyes , Mondamin , la 1 00
P. C. Spooner 1 00
J. H. Kuony 3 00
E. A. Mills 1 ( X )
Morrison & Read and employes $ l 50
A poor map 10
A. H. Kuysar 1 00
W. G. Uosson , David City 3 00
Charles Poncy , Wahoo 5 00
C. E.Ualtz 100
H. H. Markoff and employes 0 00
A. P. llauck 1 00
Total * 3 211 03
I.OUI3H IIOTCD FUND.
Amount received up to I4eb. 1 $ 473 41
W. A. L. Gibbon .N 4 00
Morse &lirunor 0 00
Haven & Rhodes employes BO
Pacillo express auditor's ofllco 10 00
Clerks freight auditor's ofllco U. P. . S 7.7
Valentino's Short-hand Institute , . . . 3 75
J. H. Kuony 1 00
Genlo Mill * 60
Nebraska Ledge No. 1 , K. of P. . . . 5 00
W. O. Hosson.Davld City 1 00
Children St. James Sunday school ,
Fremont 325
Tojal * 510 7U
MISXIK FIICEMAX lu.s'n.
W. A. L. Gibbon 400
S. P. Davidson , Tecumseh 1 00
Haven & Rhodes employes W )
Pacitla express auditor's ofllcc 10 GO
Clerks freight auditor's onlco U. P. . 4 00
Valentino's Short-hand Institute. . . . 3 75
J. H. Kuony 1 00
Genlo Mills 50
Nebraska Lodge No. 1. K. of P 5 00
W. G. Hosson , David City _ 1 00
Total . ' TSUI 40
THIt CIltl.DIiK.S'.S rU.ST ) .
This fund belongs exclusively to the chil
dren , nnd the amounts contributed will bo
used for the purpose of erecting a monument
over the graves ofthe little Westphalen
girls. It Is a iwjnny collection.
From pupils of the Irard school. , . (11.43
Annie nnd Hcssio Cameron. . . . . . . . 3 GO
St. Pauls Mission school 4 2 10
Jeanne Wakellcld 50
Fred Shlnrock 2 00
George HusMo , 1 00
Harvy and Kittle Agcr , Ord 1.00
Jessie H. Hnjnes 40
Jessie and George Frost. North Hcnd. , 1 00
Pupils of Hickory school 1 47
A. R. Graham A. . . . ' 1 00
Grant Children 5 00
Harry and Charley White's lUt 4 10
Abraham and Annie Kallsh's list 3 00
Total ? 37 GO
The "Hoc" Funil.
The nresent condition of the four funds
opened by the Hue Is ns follows :
Etta Shattuck W.041 03
Louise Royce 51(1 ( 7li
Mlnnio Freeman Hin 40
Westphalen monument fund 37 ( X )
Cash to special fund 15000
Grand total
Lists ofContrllmtors.
WINDOW IIOTEIi LIST.
Reported yesterday :
Rctitunk * 1'rlnco.J 5 OO.Snm Khrllch . 1 00
Slujor I ) . H. All- P. I , . Loomls . 1 00
tit-own . n 0011. llcrthoM . a CO
C. K. ( 'nnnii . 1 ( W II. .1. Tucller . 1 M )
H.I , . .Mills . li(0 I'.J. Minor . 10) )
J. II. Howe . 8 t S. rrledmun . 100
Cash . ! im Kills As Wester-
.1. K. Hurt . 1 00. . ( aeon . 100
( I. W. Irving . 80011. Stelnhnuscr. . . 5' ' )
Ueoi-Ko ey 1 in loo. llnickH M
A. 1'rince ] w Murk Hosenstock. 60
15. .1. Mraliss 1 0) ) lien II. Wiley 60
.1. linger 1 IX ) II. C. Hell 1 UU
I.alor bherrey. . . . 1 00,8. , 8eliIesHlugcr . . . 2 oO
Thomas llucknur. 1 01 M. K , Xing 1 IX )
W. II. Watson. . . . 1 00 K. K. U-vy 1 PU
M.rianklln 1 ( * ) H. C. Walker CO
C. l . Kornxth 1 (0
William Wolf 100 Total W > GO
ItVMOi : IIUIUII.Nli LIST.
Reported yestcrdny :
H. P. Itedmon . . . . ! 2 OO.Cash I IX )
P.McArdle a liu C. 12. llallcr CO
Mrs. .lolintlruut. . COlCa-Oi 100
( ! . K. Squirt's fi ( H.Oii-h 100
K/K. Sin-ago 1 IWlWIncoto * Hlluy. . 200
fli-o. W.Coster. . . . 1 ( , . It. Mcllurney. . . 1 (
1 ! . S. Illsbeo CO IM. Copeland. . . . CO
W. M. Wejch 10) ) II. W. llulUey. . . . 1 00
PudaT. Deutimn. . 'J IX )
W. K. Klmcr 200 Totnl
V. P. Musdelmun . 1 OJ
WOOMSY A. SUTl'HBS'S NEW LIST.
Ilcportcd yesterday :
W. V. Morse I 2 ( HI O'Donahoo&Sher-
O.C. Campbell. . . . 20) , fy 200
Geo. Peterson 1 00 W. A. Hedlck. . . . 200
J. Jouasen 2 IK ) Trank Dellono. . . . 2 00
Cash HOC. S. Hlgglns.T. . . 200
Cash NlUasu 200
H.T ) . Wlnn 1 00 W. V. Morao 100
K. Sellgshon 1 ( H ) Schroeder & Me-
K.Herberts CO Cambridge 200
llarryllillar COC. , H. Prederlck. . . 200
II. I , . Cuvanuugh. COO. S. Hlggms \ ni
Aug. lltholT CO Hurry K. C.uly. . . . 200
Schroder & MeW.V.Morse I UU
Cambridge 2 00 Sehroeder & Me-
II. H. Allen 100 Cambridge 100
Ilurrv K. duly. . . . a ( WO. II. Frederick. . . 1 UO
C. II , Frederick. . . 3 00 ! -
| Total $4301) )
VAI.r.VTISK'S IXVTITUB.
The sum ( if $11.50 has been received from
tho'Valentlno Short-Hand and Typewrit ing
institute , Omaha , to bo equally divided be
tween thn three touchers. The following are
the contributors :
C. C. Viilentme t 3 001II. I ) . Itoyles t S 00
.1. n.Mnrshall V 00 II. C. Ptult 100
WallacoNas.il COJ. A. Hull 100
Cash 100 .
| Total J11GO
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Notes.
Did you think the people of Nebraska were
not appreciative !
The Shattuck special fund is Increasing but
not nearly so fust as It should.
Now lot everybody join hands and pull to
gether for the good of the cause.
Will the lumber merchants of Nebraska
aid in raising the Shattuck special fund !
Arthur Baldwin , eaq , is circulating among
his fellow attorneys , soliciting subscriptions
for the heroine fund.
The ladles are responding nobly. Will
those who have not yet aided the cause Join
in the movement to raise the Shattuck spe
cial fund I
The "bachelors' table , " at the Noligh
house , West , Point , Neb , , sends $10 to the
Shattuck fund.
"A mother" sends flftv cents to the Shat
tuck fund , the contribution of n three year
old boy , who sympathizes deeply with tlio
young teacher in her nfllction.
P. J. Walton of Sutton , Nebraska , col ,
lected $20 at u sale near Sutton on Tuesday-
and paid the same into the BEE fund ,
The store of Charles Singer on N street
near Twenty-Sixth , South Omaha , will give
10 per cent of the receipts of Friday Feb
ruary 8 , and Saturday February 4 , to the
heroine fond.
The entire proceeds of Prof. Gaynoro's
social party to-night , nt No. 1515 Dodge street ,
go to tils teachers' fund. Good music has
been secured and all who attend will enjoy
themselves besides aiding a worthy cause.
Messrs. Sclilaiiuck ft Prince , of the
Windsor hotel , circulated n list among the
guests of their house nnd collected $50.50 for
the fund. The Windsor is the first hotel to
respond to the call , and for the liberality of
that response is entitled to all duo credit.
Nebraska lodge No. 1 , 1C. of P. , the mother
of the Pythian lodges of this state , proudly
comes to the front and contributes by a unan
imous vote 440 out of its treasury for the
three heroines. This liberality is in accord
with the enterprise and generosity the oldest
lodge in Nebraska has displayed at all times
since its organisation nineteen years ago.
A. H. Graham of Wisnor , in enclosing his
contribution adds : "I am glad to note the
success of the Ben in this grand work. I
hope eaeh fund will bo made suflicicntly
largo to muko the 'heroines' ' a comfortable
lifo competence. They surely deserve it. "
Notice.
Several lists of contributors have been
omitted ftom this issue owing to u lack of
space. Each , however , will bo published. If
your list does not appear iu this issue it will
bo published as soon as possible.
Peace on Knrth
AwnHs thnt countless army of mnrtyrs ,
whoso ranks nrp constantly recruited
from the victims of nervousness nnd
noryousdibciibos. Thopricoof the boon is
nsvstematic course of Hosteller's Stom-
nch Bitters , the finest nnd most genial
of tonic nervines , pui-bued with reason
able persistence. Easier , pleasanter and
safer this than to swash the victualling
department with pseudo-tonics , alco
holic or the reverse , beef extracts , nerve
foods , narcotics , sedatives and poisons in
disguise , "Tired Nature's sweet restorer ,
balmy sloop , " is the providential recu-
perant of weak nerves , nnd this glo
rious franchiuo being usually the consequences
quences of sound digestion nnd in
creased vigor , the grout stomachic which
insures both , is productive also'of re
pose at the required time. Not unro-
freshed nwnkons the individual who
uses it , hut vigorous , clear headed nnd
tranquil. Use tlio Dlttoi's alto In fc or
and ague , rheumatism , kidney
constipation and billiousncss.
A Branch of ilio Illinois Central.
A Surveying party , belonging to the Illinois
Central railroad , has been at work in the vi
cinity of the North Omaha addition running
a line to connect with the Belt railroad near
the round house nbovo the sulphor springs.
The work of this surveying party proves con
clusively that the Illinois company contem
plate building uu extension to this city.
Fred Nash , general agent of the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul road , has returned
from a trip to Milwaukee.
General Agent Babcoek , of the Chicago
& Noathwestcrn road , with his wife has gone
to St. Paul to attend the ice imlaco festivities.
J. H. Buchanan , of the Fromcut. Elkhorii
& Missouri Valley road , is at the Millard ,
Frequent accidents occur in the house
hold which cause burns , cuts , sprains
and bruibcs ; for use in such cases Dr. J.
II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has
for many years boon the constant favor
ite family remedy.
Dull In the Courts.
Yesterday was the dullest day experi
enced for years in the district and county
courts. Thcro were no now cases tiled in the
district court , and only ouo small ono In the
county.
KEEPING IT All THEMSELVES , I
Lincoln Lumbermen Do Not Shnro
Reductions " \yith \ the Pooplo.
THE INSANE IN' ' COUNTY JAILS.
Great Inconvenience Cnuseil Hy DC-
laying the Completion of the
Norfolk AHylnin Delin
quent Counties.
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frr.ou Tiin urn's LINCOLN ntmmu.1
There isjovldcntly n lumbar pool in
the city of Lincoln us well ns > ncuil : pool ,
nnd the members of the state board of
Irnnsportntion who have secured reduc
tions on lumber rates to Lincoln would
like to sou the people got the benefit of
them. In the month of December lum
ber rates were reduced some 3 cents per
100. This represents , on common build
ing material , a reduction to lumbermen
of nn average of $1.60 per 1,000 , yet no
one hus been nblo to discover that the
people have been benefited by this re
duction. A now joint tariff sheet has
been received by the board of trans
portation that announces nn additional
reduction on lumber rates to Lincoln to
take clTcct in a short time , this reduc
tion being about the same as the ono
made in December. A member of the
board states that those two reductions
represent an average of nearly $3 per
1,000 less than rates were at the close
of the building season last fall ,
and that the people of Lincoln
who build themselves homes during the
.coining year nro in every sense entitled
to the & per 1,000 reduction and the
board would like to see the people re
ceive it. A reduction of this amount
secured means a great deal for the city
and its building prosperity the coming
year. When concessions arc wrung
from the railroads and the power of the
state is invoked to gain reductions it is
n hardship to all parties to have the
middlemen swallow the profits. Con-
soiencclc.ss coal men have maintained a
pool through the winter that has swal
lowed ISO cents of the people's money on
every ton of hard coal consumed. For
the good of the city and its upbuilding
and the people who invest their money
in homes it is to bo hoped that the
lumber dealers will not take pattern
from the coul ring.
I'OOIl INSANK ACCOMJIODATIONS.
Lancaster county yesterday had to
consign the second patient in the last
week to the county ju.il on account of
the overflow tit the state in sun o hospital
and a lady was in the city from Pawnee
county "with a patient for the hospital ,
who could not bo taken , and had to bo
returned to the jail of Pawnee county.
The olllccrs in this county hold that in
justice is done the , ditleront counties
and the helpless insane by the non-com
pletion of the Norfolk asylum , which is
lilling county jails' with insane. A su
perintendent and 'steward have been
under pay for months at the Norfolk
asylum , and yet no patients are re
ceived there , whlcji , gives very plausi
ble grounds for complaints from counties
that have to keep insane in the common
jail , with attending'meagre accommo
dations. The insane man committed to
the jail in thia county yesterday
has been kept at the Howard
house by the city missionary for some
time. The man's lame is Jones , and
iio claims to have relatives in Ohio. At
the time of the great storm on the 12th
ho was caught out near the village of
Cheonoy , in this county , and was
bovorly"frozen in the face mid hands.
The day following the storm ho walked
to Lincoln to got assistance. The city
missionary took him in ehargo iind he
has boon lying very sick with pneumo
nia , caused from exposure. Wednesday
evening he showed marked symptoms
of insanity , and escaping from his room
ho ran out in the mud and the streets
until captured yesterday. The sheriff
took him in charge. In the meantime
the sheriff has the young Gorman in
charge who recently jumped from a
window , nnd followed that up with cut
ting his throat from car to car in his fran
tic olTorts to suicide. This patient re
quires constant watching , and ycstei'-
day morning ho jumped
through n scuttlo-holo nt the
jail in a renewed elTort to take his lifo.
Through the hours that ho is awake lie
puts in his time searching for a nail or
u splinter of wood for the avowed pur-
poao of slitting his neck open where it
lins been sowed up. A more dillicult
case to manage it would bo hard to find.
The sheriff has no accommodations at
the jail for the violently insane , and ho
has no means nt hand to hire the help
absolutely necessary to care for them.
In the light of such circumstances it is
no wonder that ho , with the other
county ollieials would like to see the
state hasten to prepare for the proper
care of the insane.
UnMNQUKNT COUNTIES.
The 1st of February was the date upon
which the time proscribed by law ex
pired in which-treasurers are to make
annual settlement with the state
auditor. After this date the county
treasurers who have failed to mnko oot-
tlemont are liable to a penalty of 10 per
cent interest. The following counties
are delinquent and their treasurers
subject to the penalty : Hoono , Colfax
Ouster , Cherry , Dakota , Dixon , Grceloy
Ilarlan , Hayes , JelTcrson , Lancaster
Logan , Morrick , Phclps and Sarpy.
CiOVKKNMKNT LAND IlUCOIl .S.
The state auditor has received rO'
turns from the dilTorent government
land ollices in the state with the exccp
tion of the North Platte ollice. Two o
these olllces , tho&o at Sidney and Chad
ron , were opened late in tlio year and
the showing is from the time they were
opened. The others are the final proofs
made during the ycilr 1887. The num
her in each district is : Niobrarn , 1,320
Lincoln. 180 ; Noligh , 701 ; Grand Island
1,300 ; Valentino , 1,091 ; Sidney , l.SO
Bloomington , 5U5 ; McCoolc , 2,005 ; Chad
ron.SOO. .
NKW NO'J'AUIKS.
The following notaries public wor
commissioned yesterday by the gov
ernor : J. A. Tulloys , Red Uloud , Web
wtcr county ; Edwin S. McWhinno'y
Tnmora , Sownrd comity ; John L. Hutch
inson , Indianola , Red Willow county
William J. Robertson , Cleveland , Hoi
county ; Fnyotto T. Dimmiok , Exeter
Fillmore county ; rFrank J. Burkloy
Omaha ; M. V. Gannon , Omaha ; Soy
mour.S. WerU , Jewell , Dawson county
William R. Barnard , Mullen , Chorrj
county ; J. Chase , Weeping Water , Cas
county ; Albert P. Brown , Ong , Clay
county ; J. P. Nixon , Fnirfiold , Clay
county ; Willis G. Sears , Tokamah ,
Burt county ; W. H. Neoley , Gibbon ,
Buffalo county ; James E. Martin , Hum-
bolt , Richardson county ; John G. Cogo-
shall , Omaha ; William B. Morrison ,
Hickmnn , Lancaster county : Julius F.
Halo , York , York county ; George W.
Coohran , Trumbull , Clay county.
STATE HOUSE 1TKJIS.
Returns wore received yesterday by
the state superintendent from a 007.011
counties or more in answer to his cir
cular letter. From these counties no
deaths or serious Injuries were reported
In a few of the counties reports were
made of teachers being obliged to burn
furulturo and in . ono instance , in
Wheeler county , the teacher burned n
portion of the floor of the building to >
Keep his school warm through the
night. Several rccominondntions were
inado in regard to recognition of heroic
deeds nnd the reports were all full of
encouragement for contributions.
The Btato normal school board was
called to moot last availing at the olllco
of the state superintendent. A largo
number of bills were in the hands of the
secrctnry for the board to audit.
John Harper , county treasurer of
Butler county , nnd A. J. Meals , county
treasurer of Holt county , \\ero at the
capltol yesterday making settlement
with the slate auditor.
Commissioner Scott and Secretary
Lawn , of the board of public lands and
buildings , wont to Hastings yesterday
to select the location for the incurable
insane hospital building.
The state board of transportation held
n short session yesterday , the date being
their regular monthly meeting. Tlio
settlement of the complaint from Hulu
was ratified and n numborof mijiorcom
plaints were continued. The fiourd re
ceived a complaint from a woman living
near St. Paul , who complained of stock
kfllod by the B. & M. Secretary Ager
will go to St. Paul to-day to investi
gate.
The monthly report from the hospital
for the insane was received by the board
of public lands nnd buildings yesterday.
The report shows a total ofIJ8 patients
in the institution , against 4UOtho lirstof
the month ; of these 223 uro males and
100 females.
In the supreme court yesterday the
following causes were argued and sub
mitted : Cobby vs Wright , motion ;
Pratt vs Miller ; Sweeny vs Durall ; Gal
lagher vs Council. The court adjourned
until Friday next nt 8:80 : a. in.
County Treasurer D. A. Campbell , of
Cass county , was at the capitol yester
day closing up his annual settlement
with the auditor and treasurer. .
Gout has various names according to
the parts affected , as podagra , when in
the feet ; chiragra , when in the hands ,
etc. ; but whether the attack is first felt
in the feet or the hands , rub with Salva
tion Oil at once. It annihilates pain.
Price , 2oc.
Popular trial shows the worth of every
article , and 43 years' constant use has
proven the cillcaoy of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup. It has no superior.
Trying a Libel Suit.
Tlio Bohauisou libel suit consumed the en
tire afternoon In the police court yesterday
until twilight put a stop to the proceedings
and the speeches of the opposing attorneys
were postponed until to-day. The principal
in the suit are A. E. Thurslc , oropriotor of
the Svcnska Tribune , and Carl Gustuf IJo-
huinson , city editor of tno SvcnsUu Postcn.
Hohamson was formerly in the employ of
Thursle on the Tribune , but for some reason
was discharged. Ho subsequently secured a
position ns city editor on ttie Postcn. and a
short time afterwards ho wrote and published
the philllpic which brought the present libel
suit upon his head.
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Is used by the United htutes Government. Kn-
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Price's Tiearn Hakims Powder docs not contain
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J. B. HAYNES ,
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STENOGRAPHER ,
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