THE OMAHA DAILY BKE : THURSDAY , MAHCH 17 , 1892.
THEY ALL FAVOR HARRISON
Eonator Mandorson Speaks Emphatically on
Eccent Annoying Humors.
HIS IDEA ABOUT NEBRASKA'S ' CHOICE
Notlil'iK fun IHvlilo llio Htnlc on the ; yiir
tliiu of I'M'MdMittfil I'rrfiri-iH-c Now
-inniti \ > j U'lilrli Indium
Will Ho I'nrnliilii'il I' . I.
HtmniU or TUB IKE , |
513 FOUHTKKNTII Sritr.RT ,
Xf
WASHINGTON , U. C. . Marcb '
A letter from J. S. Clnrkson nppoars In the
papers this morning in which It Is stated
that Senator Mantior.ion Is likely to bo n can
didate for the presidential nomination at
Minneapolis. Senator Mnndoraon Is much
nnnoycd.
Ho unld this afternoon ! "PutIt an strongly
in you want to In TUB UBIS that I am not a
candidate , will not bo it candidate , and can con
ceive of no greater torture than to bo obliged to
E pond fouryonrslu Ihovhlto houso. I suppose
thojo suggestions are Intended to bn compli
mentary , but they both nmuso and annoy mo
because they have no basis In fact or Inclina
tion on my own part. Nebraska will bo for
Iho nominee of the republican convention ,
whom I believe will bo President Harrison. "
Sir. I'd * ton's Vlo lliiilorncd.
For some tlmo pnst Hon. William A. Pnx
ton of Oinah.i has boun urging tbo substitu
tion of drosscd meat for cattle on the hoof
for issue lo the Indians nt Pine Kldgo and
Rosebud agencies. Sennlor Mandorson will
tomorrow strongly nudorso Mr. Pnxton'ti '
recommendation on the grounds of humanity ,
economy and tbo financial interests of the
Indians , tie holds that If dressed beef were
delivered at railroad points nearest Ihc
agency nnd transportod'io Iho agency by the
Indians tbo revenue from hauling would bo
much creator than they now recelvo from tbo
sale of hides , Agonuy'oxponso would also bo
greatly decrcuscd , as the chief border and
assistants would bo done awny with. There
j Would bo no shrinkage or loss nnd Iho beef
would bo dollvoica wllh much more rcgu-
tartly nud satisfaction aud Ibo prcsontsystom
of shooting and crippling boovcs and tortur
ing cattle would bo tlone awuy with , Tbo
onator will urge thcso points slroncly upon
thu department and hopes to pave tbo way
for a much-needed reform.
Additional IVlnlnn Ii-Kisliitl < m.
Senator Paddock , who is n mom oar of the
committed on pensions , said this afternoon :
"Tho statement tbat the scnato is opposed to
nny additional pension legislation is not true.
Our uommlllco has reported several bills of a
general nature besides numerous bills for
privuto roller. Ono Increases pensions in
cases of deafness of both oars to 10 per
month. Another amends existing laws for
disability so thai Ibosu requiring periodical
nsslslatico shall bo rated not exceeding $ .11) ) a
month. Anolbor permits confederates who
have since rc-onllslod in Ibo United States
army and bocuuio disabled in Iho line of duly
to como under the provision of the existing
law. Still another extends Iho application
of Iho law of IS'JO to widows , orphans and
minors. These measures , whllo not radical ,
are dutnandcd by Justice and will , I boliavo ,
pats tbo scnalo. "
Arranging U o Spring TriinstiTH.
Tbo War dcoarlmonl issued loday Iho long
expected orders for Iho spring transfer of
United Stales Iroops from Iho various army
posts. Tbo number of regiments which will
exchange stations is much smaller than ex
pected. Tbo Twonty-llrst regiment , of In
fantry is tbo only regiment which loaves tbo
Department of the Plalte , the headquarters
and Ilvo companies of tbat roglmont going to
tbo Department of the East and the remainIng -
Ing companies continuing under command of
thu lieutenant colonel at Fort Sidney until
further orders. This will decrease by flvo
companies tbo Iroons now In tbo Uopartmonl
ol the Platte , as no rcclmont Is ordered to
take the place of the Twonly-Ilrst. The
transfer of Ibo NlnlU cavalry from Forls
Koblnson and Nlobrara and of Iho Second In
fantry from Fort Omnba , which has boon
under consideration , was postponed for the
present. It Is not now considered probable
lhat either reglmont will bo cbangod this
year. The I'enth regiment of cavalry ex
changes with tbo First , ouo troop of Indians
f torn tbo First and another from tbo Sixth
regiment , together with troops D nnd K of
Ibo Seventh , being sent to Fort Sheridan ,
111. , troou F of tbo Seventh to Fort Myor
and troop II of the Seventh to Fort Uiloy.
rhe remaining companies of the Ninth regi'
monl of infantry join tholr roglmont In tbc
Department of Ibo Host and exchange with
a like number of companies of the Eleventh ,
Commi'iilH on tlio lloyd-Tlmycr Case.
The Post this morning prints a lively odl
toriul on Iho attempted resurrection of Governor
ornor Thnyor. It concludes ns follows : "The
claimant says tbat all ho wants is a vlndlca
tlon , but the people generally seem to thlnli
that a man wboso case has boon adjudged
against him by the highest judicial tribunal
of tb s country ought to abide by that decision ,
Of course if ho succeeds In implicating tbc
United Slates supreme court In u conspiracy
to defraud him of bis ofllco , as seems to be
the theory on whicD ho Is now proceeding ,
ho would mid nmplo ground to stand on , but
as nobody but himself puts nny faith In Ibc
absurd Idea it would appear to bo tbo righl
thing for his counsel to droo the case when
it is , Mr. Thayer stands in no need of vln
dicnlion by the courts. The best way It ;
which to vindicate himself is to quit quar
rcllngvlth Ibo Inevitable and go aboul hi !
business like a good citizen. Ills proson' '
course is not creditable to himself and It 1 :
certainly not conducive to the interests o
the republican party In Nooraska. "
Mlxcolluiiuiiiin.
Senator Pottlgrew appeared before the np
proprlatlons committee of the scnato tbn
afternoon and urged that an appropriation o
$100,000 bo Incorporated in tbo Indian bill fo
the establishment of Indian schools at Chum
borlnln and Uapid Cltv. Ho also asked at
/appropriation of 11(17,000 ( lo pay the Crow
Aivok Indians fur the shortage In the nilot
monts made to them. These iwo Items wll
probably bo incorporated Into the bill. Tbi
senator also asked that nn appropriation o
$11HX ( ) bo Inserted to pay the Yankton scouti
for services In 1BO-I.
Tbo following : cortlticato was filed todaj
aud It has created some amusement in con
grcsslonal circles because or tbo unanimity
with which the signers join in recommend
Ing Mr. Bryan : "This is to certify that a
a regular meeting of tbo democratic duloga
tlon Iu congress from Nebraska , W. 3
Uryati , member of the First Nebraska ills
trlot , was unanimously selected to represent
the state of Nebraska on tbo congresslona
committee. " This is signed by W. J. Bryan
member of tbe democratic delegation iron
, Nebraska.
The economic house of representatives thi :
morning cut down tbe joint resolution op
proprlatlon for 150,000 conies of the papula :
"Diseases of the Horse" to 45,000 copies
Thcru nra h lf that many requests from Ne
braska und Iowa ou tile. No volume prlutot
by the government In late years boa been it
such demand at the nor so book. Senator
Mauderson and Paddock alone have cent ou
yearly 'JO,000 copies.
t W The pay corps of the army Is up In arrni
x against tbe proposition to reduce its number
and turn ever n large part of IU duties to lieu
tenants of tbe line detailed for the purpose a
various army potts. They protest that tbi
T obbtigo from bonded to unboudodoolcors wll
be unwlso and certain to react upon its sup
gestors. The system was once tried fo
tulrteon years and abandoned because of iu
creasing defalcations and increased ox
poDsos , whllo during the war under the proa
cut system (1,100,000,000 wai disburse !
with a total of losses and expenses of les
than three-fourths of I per cent. The WB
department is understood to be against tbi
measure which will prove sham economy o
bo worst kind.
The Laird eulogies will bo In print nex
week anil ready for distribution. Kach Nu
braskn senator gets 700 coploi for dlitrlbu
lion.
lion.J.
J. II. Millard was In tbo city today and lof
for tba west.
Surgeon Kean , U. B. A. , has left Waul
logton to join his station at St. Auguitlm
I'la. P. B. H.
"HVitcrn rmiiloni.
, WASUIXOTOX , D. C. , March IB. fSpeda
Telegram to TUB Bun.-Tbo ] following IU
of p.'nslont granted Is reported by TUB BE
nu Uxaralner Bureau of Claims ]
Nebraska ) Original David Bowg , Noi
n.an V. Duff. Miles Hcbooloraft , Orvill
Uuipton , Jacob II. Holby , Dudley H. Po
lard , August Klndlor , Dowltt C. Smith ,
Framing Hawkins , Joseph K. Arnold , Wil
liam Uoyor , William McKdrco Taylor ,
Henry Plfer. Additional William H.
Ilrowenoll , William Mendelsohn , Azro U.
McLoltan , John Prescott , Philip N. Ault ,
Frederick Ollsor. Konowal and increase
Artomtis O. Woodbury. Increase-John M.
Domnreo. Original widows , etc. Mary. ) .
Plorson.
lown ; Original .Joseph II. Summorson ,
John Williams , DoWllder C. Jackson , Frnn-
cli Klcst , Francis M. McCultouijh , Jacob II.
Younger , McKlndroo Sownrd. Charles N ,
Preston , MnthO'v Taylor , Owen DrnuoLewis
Khoadoi , Dyer D. D.innlng. William F.
Strator , Gilbert S. Miller , Abraham M. Kir-
kendall , Lewis Young , Jnmo § Dcighton.
Charles E. Johnson. Uoiijamln Klbort , Alden
Simons , John A. Keltnan , Lewis H. Krnnt ,
Adclbert P. Mtinson , Thomas C. White , /.a-
bulon W. Burch. Orson O. Koovo. William
W. Hey , deceased , Simon B. Solgol. Ad
ditional ,1 nines Hnlford , Ueorio Philips ,
Amos Grlniih , Henry George , Isaiah P. Hoy-
nolds. Incro.uo ICdwtn Brndway. Original
widows , etc. Mary A. DelfTenbauKn.
South Dakota ! Original-William O. Dick
inson , Jnmos Van Hook. Original widows ,
etc. Christiana Decamp.
Ni\v.H rou TIM : AKMV.
Comiilnto last of C'lmiiRi'n In lm llcK li" '
Hcrvlcr.
WASIIISOTOV. D. C. , March 10. [ Special
Telegram to TIIK lies. ] The following as
signment : to rojjlmonts of officers recently
promoted anil transfers of oflleors nro or
dered :
Tno leave of absence on surgeon's certifi
cate granted First Lieutenant Francis D.
Kuckor , Second cavalry , Is extended ouo
month. Loavn of ataoiico on surireon's cor-
tillcato Is granted Cadet Chnrlos M. Chap
man , Fourth class United States military
academy , until Juno ir > , IS'Ji. The ordinary
leave of absence granted Post Chaplain Wil
liam K. Tulloy , U. b. A. , November 7 , 1801 ,
Is changed to leave of absence on surgeon's
rcrllllciuo to date from March S > , ISfti , nud Is
extended on account of sickness to Include
r\r > ril 8 , 18UJ. First Lieutenant Uowland O.
Hill , Twentieth Infantry , Is relieved from
duty us Judge advocate of the general court
nnrllnl convened nt David's island. First
.loutonant , WallU O. Clarlr. Twolflh in-
. 'antry , is detailed as jiidgo advocate of the
general court martial convened at David's '
stand ,
ignorance Is no excuse In tbo eyes of thn
Jaw , nor Is it an excuse for headache , as
everybody Knows Bradycrotinu is a sure
euro.
.S.I/.I// ALTIIKA'H LAHT HKS8.LTWX.
.nttor UUcovi-rril Itcvoiillncr Consplrncy
to Kill Judge Torry.
FIIRSN-O , Cal. . March 10. The safe In Sarah
Altboa Terry's housohas boon blown open by
friends , nnd papers and loiters secured
which boar on the Sharon case and the
alleged conspiracy to murder Judge Terry.
Ono of the letters staled that
no writer , who was formerly sheriff of
ono of the counties of Ihls state , was
offered SOo.OOO to kill Judge Terry. Ho ro-
ectcd the proposition and was warned to
eave the stnto on pain of assassination. The
ivritor wont to Dubuquo. In , , from where the
, otter requests Mrs. Terry to como and prom
ises to put her in possession of proofs of the
conspiracy. Other loiters found In the safe ,
aid to bo sensational , are not obtainable.
Boocham'3 pills euros side hoadacho.
H. E. Heath of Lincoln Is at the Puxton.
C. J. Farrell of Lincoln is at the Arcade.
J. Draito of Mindou , Nob. , is at the Pnxton.
U. Wnnsworth of Wayne Is nt the Arcade.
U. A. Osborn of Beatrice is at the Millard.
H. M. Alien of Amos , Nob. , I * at the Mil-
lard.
lard.S. C. Blrchard of Davenport Is at the Del-
lone.
lone.H. . A. Hoffman of Cheyenne Is a Millard
guost.
Leo A. Agnew of Spokane Falls Is at the
Murray.
J. W. Post of Rapid City Is stopping at the
Pnxton.
J. L. Trober of Elmwood , Nob. , Is nt the
Arcado.
I. E. Allen of West Point , Nob. , is at the
Dcllono.
J. B. Lowry of Dos Moines is stopping at
the Millard.
Mr. K. Bentley of Rod Cloud Is roglstorod
nt the Murray.
E. B. Rudlger of Nebraska City Is a guest
nt the Pax Ion.
J. W. Kelly of Grand Island Is registered
nt tbo Arcado.
H. Wade Gillls of Tokamah was yesterday
at the Millard.
Vf. S. Summers of Lincoln was at the Mil
lard yesterday.
W. F. Dutton of Petersburg , Neb , , stop
ping at the Arcado.
Miss Lilly Lowe of Fremont , was at the
Dollono.yesterday.
Charles F. Hardy of Sioux City is regis
tered at tbo Dollono.
N. II. MoBrldo of Grand Island 1s regis
tered at the Deltono.
Dr. S. VnnNoas of Now York City is rogis-
tared at tbo Paxton.
Phillip P. Powell of the United States
army Is at the Paxton.
C. W. Whltmoro nnd wife of Chadron are
domiciled at the Paxton.
II. I' . Scott and L. C. Mudgoof Burlington
are stopping at the Paxton ,
John Doran and daughter of Beatrice arc
sequestered at the Dellono.
Frank Cross and L. N. Craig of Sioux Citj
are stopping at tbo Dollono.
C. H , Anderson nnd wife of Pierre , S. D. ,
are domiciled at the Millard.
Mrs. S. A. WatkliiH and son of St , Joseph
uro domiciled at the Paxton.
Mrs. T. E. Farrell of Hastings Is among
the lady guests at the Pnxton.
Mrs. Palmer of Schuylor , Nob. , Is among
the lady guests at tbo Uellono.
U. S. Scott and W. H. Dorsoy of Wahoo.
Nob. , are stopping at the Murray.
J. E.Sackott and wife und Miss J. Pad-
dook of Denver are at the Dollono.
Wrtllam U. nnd Ralph Parker are registered <
torod at the Paxton- from South Dakota.
Charles F. Arlvlno , JS. and F. E. Toppo of
Vordnn , Neb. , are stopping at the Arcado.
Job Hatbawuy and H. Blenstln of Horn-
mlnjcford. Neb , , are stopping at thoArcado ,
George R. Scott , E. Laugblin and Thomas
Yale 01 Beatrice were ut the Millard yester
day.
day.F.
F. S. Clinton of Weening Water , Nob. ,
was among tbo arrivals yesterday at the
Millard.
II. S. Manvllle , a cattle feeder of Tildon ,
Nob. , Is registered at tbo Paxton. Ho Is now
feeding 1,700 head of cattle ,
Mr. L. D. Fowler , cashier of the Gorman
Savings bank , and wlfo returned yesterday
from tholr trip to California. .
Councilman Jlechol has as guests his
brother , George H. Bechol , a druggist , and
Ed Squire , banker and councilman , of Do ,
fiance , O ,
A 1'ittsburg party representing the United
States Gloss company ii stopping at thi
Murray. Tbo party is. composed of A. W ,
Hoggs , W. B. Llndtay , M. G. Bryce , P. E
Brady , H. G , Bunert and wife.
Mr. Fred Mason of Now Yorlf , a forraoj
popular Omaha boy , Is In tbo city the guosi
of Frank Hills , assistant auditor Union Pa
cldo railway. Mr. Mason holds n responsible
position with tbo Now Yorlf Associated
press.
Hon. A. V. Harlan of York wa * In the citj
yesterday. Ho reports York county to be Ic
a very Nourishing condition , The farmon
are prospering and there has been a market ]
advance In the price of farm lands. Sonv
lands are now commanding at high as $50 pei
acre , and have boon sold to a number of east
ern farmers who will shortly locate in Yorli
county ,
Mr. J. O. Houghton , treasurer of the Na
tloual Life Insurance- company , arrived it
the city yesterday morning from California
Ho wai entertained by Mr. M. L. Uooder
manager of tbo western department for thi
National. After a drive about tbo city nlci
lunch was prepared for Mr , Houghton ami i
few of bis Now England friondi , Tno part ;
left during the afternoon for the o&it verj
much delighted with their stay in Omaha
The National has invented over $50,000 of it
capital to data In Omaha.
For cough * and throat troubles use Br own
Brouohlat Troches "They vtop an attack i
my asthma cough very prompt ! v. " C , Fold
Mlaratvtllo , O.
SAVED BY A MERE SCRATCH
Charles'E. Johnson's Hanging Postponed by
the Supreme Oourt on a Technicality.
OPINIONS HANDED DOWN YESTERDAY
Many Important Onion Srttlod npnrr.tt
Thtijrr Out of Court ImlRO Illnlr'i
rrrdlrittnrnt I'rorprillnRA In thn
Omalm 1'ollco OommlMlmi Cuio.
LI.VCOI.V , Nob. , March 10. [ Special to
TIIK BSE. ] Charles E. Johnson , n convicted
murderer from Notnaha county , has , by vir
tue of nn opinion handed down by the supreme -
promo court of Nebraska today , boon grunted
a now lease of llfo nnd may porhapj go Into
the world a free man entirely.
Ho was convicted for the murder of ono
James Whitman In Noinaha county. The
killing of Whitman was not donlod by John
son , In fact It was admitted by him In express -
press terras in his testimony. The homtcido
occurod near Auburn on the forenoon of
Juno Hi , 189.1 , on a tract of bay land throa
acres In extant lying contiguous to ana west
of the track of the Missouri Pacific railroad
nnd about eighty rods north of thulr respec
tive homos. 'Ihero had boon a con
tention botwoou them with reference to
the possession of the thrco acre tract
In question , each claiming nnd assorting
his right to the hay thorcon. A material
question at the trial was which of the con
tending parlies was the llrst to roach the
scone of the tragedy on the morning of the
killing , The theory of tbo prosecution was
that Whitman was llrst on the ground , nnd
was In the act of cutting the grass with a
scythe when bo was shot by tbo accused. On
the other hand Johnson claimed and tostlllcd
that ho was llrst on Iho ground nnd wa < cut
ting the grass when Whitman came from his
home and assaulted him with a scythe and
afteru ui-ds with a pilch fork , and that wncn
ho tired the fatal shot ho was acting In self-
defense. Johnson was the only witness wlio
had personal knowledge of the facts attend
ing the killing.
In applying for 11 reversal of the case Johnson -
son assigned four cuusos of error : ( I ) That
the lower court erred in permitting tbo
county attorney to endorse the names of ad
ditional witnesses on the information ; ( U )
.hat the court erred In excusing two tnom-
jors of the rocular panel on challenge for
cause by the state ; ( It ) that the court urrod
'n Instructing the jury that it should take
nlo consideration the interests of the do-
'ondant In determining the credit to which
10 Is entitled as n witness ; (4) ( ) that the court ,
erred In ins'trucling luut "good character U
a circumstance of ( 'real weight In doubtful
cases and of loss weight In lots doubtful
cases. "
The supreme court declined to admit the
force of the assignment of the Ural thrco
causes of error , but the fourth saved Mr.
Johnson from the hangman's noose. Thonra-
qtguous wording of the instruction of the
judge in regard to the previous good char
acter of the defendant was taken Into consid
eration by the supreme court and the casoTo-
versed on the cause of error assigned in this
particular. On this point the decision says :
"Previous good character of the accused in n
criminal prosecution Is a fact which ho is en
titled to have submitted for the considera
tion of the Jury precisely us nny other cir
cumstance favorable to him without any dis
paragement by the court. Hence It Is error
to instruct that 'good character is a circum
stance of great weight In doubtiul cases and
of less weight in less doubtful cases. ' " The
lower court was reversed on this point and
Mr. Johnson will have nn opportunity of
clearing himself of the charge of murder In a
new trial ,
County Sent OIIHO Iteveriuil.
The now somewhat celebrated county scat
contest In Dakota county was glvon another
turn by an opinion handed down by the
supreme court today. When this now
famous contest was inaugurated a petition
was presented to the Board of Commis
sioners asking tbat an election bo called for
the purpose of voting upon the question of
tbo relocation of the county seat. Tbo as-
applicatlon was resisted by a remonstrance
of more than two-tlfths of ihti legal voters of
the county , in which It was alleged that 1201
names on the petition were fraudulent ;
that thirty-six had signed niuro than once :
that other names were forgeries ; that'JOOhad
boon Induced to sign by bribery ; that 2tJ'J
who bad signed Iho petition subsequently
signed Iho remonstrance ; tbat thirtv-ono
were unlawful signers. A supplemental pe
tition was also tiled. After considering the
matter the board ordered the election asked
for by the petitioners. Tbo mailer was
taken into the courts and again the petition
ers were victorious. Then the case was
brougnt to the supreme court aud today was
reversed. In its opinion the supreme court
lays down the law in regard to county seat
contests in a manner that will hardly bo mis
understood In similar cases in the future.
Tbo syllabus of tbo opinion is as follows :
Under the provisions of section 1 , article : i ,
of chapter 17 , compiled statutes , a petition
for the removal of n county sout must bo
signed by "resident electors of the county
equal In number to three-llfths of all the
votes east In the county nt the lust gonerii
election. The words "resident electors" nro
used to distinguish actual residents of the
county from such pursuits as are temporarily
therein.
In addition to tbo name of ouch petitioner
the petition must show tbo section , townshi ]
and raii < ? o on which , or the town or city In
which ho resides , together with Ills ago am !
time nt residence ) In the county. The omis
sion of nny of tlicso particulars will Ijosulll-
clent to cause his rejection as n petitioner.
In examining the names of the petitioner
It IH the duty of the bonrd to carefully scru-
tonlzo the entire list and reject till that are
llclltlons , false or repetitious , und to permit
proof tending to show that some or all o
those who have signed the petition or reuions-
stranco were not In fact resident electors of
the county.
The petition when presented must contain
the names of all parsons who deslro to Hltjn
tlio same us uotlltonnrs. A supplemental peti
tion U unauthorized.
No form of bribery to secure votes will bo
sanctioned by the oonrw. This rule Is
equally as Important In county seat elections
an In other-eases. Tlio design of the law In to
secure the free and voluntary expression of
each voter of his choice for the county gout. .
Supreme Court Opinions.
At Its session this forenoon the supreme *
court handed down opinions In a number ol
cases. Tno gyllabl of tbo opinions rendered
are as follows :
Brockrnlro & Co. vs Rosa. Error from
Sioux county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justlcu Maxwell.
An action brought In the name of James H.
llrookinlro & Co. Is not aubjuot to demurrer
fur want of logul capacity of the plain tlifs to
RUO. One of thorn atloust , on the face of the
record , has such capacity and as the demurrer
applied to all thu mumburs of the supposed
Urm It should be overruled , '
When an action Is brought In the proper
name of ouo of the plaintiff * , followed by the
worda "and Co , , " a demurrer on the xronnd of
a defect of parties plaintiff no doubt will He ,
but not for want of luxal capacity to sue.
While an amendment of nti affidavit for an
attachment may bo permitted when In fnr-
tliorancu of justice even on the honrlng of tbe
case , yet no now cause of attachment , which
existed when the adtlon was brought , can bs
brought In by amendment ,
By rum vs Peterson. Error from Antelopa
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Mr. Ublel
Justice Maxwell
Where n remonstrance against the Issuance ,
of a license for the sale of Intoxtor.tlng llmmrs
wu * duly IIlod with the Ilconslnu boarJ In
which causes fatal to the ernniltiK of u llcensu
were assigned and proof Introduced tomllnti
to sustain nch uhurtioi , the board overruled
the romonbtranue and granted a license to tlm
applicant ; whereupon the remonstrants up-
pealed to the district court und afterward *
uppllnd to a Judeo of the' district court at
chambers for a peremptory writ of inandamng
to compel the board to rcvolcu the lleenbu
uutll the decision ou appoul , Tbo tnilgo
thormipon grunted tbo writ. Hold , There
bulni ; no controversy as to the essential facts
as ubovo stated , the judge had authority to
grant the writ.
Sample va Halo. Error from Lancaster
county. Reversed and remanded. Opinioi
by Mr. Chief Justlpe Maxwell.
The state , when constructing a publio build
lag. Is chargeable with a moral duty to pro-
tuot tbo persons who furnish labor and ma
terial for tuourcctlonof thn building UH fcru *
uosslbln. Therefore , a prorUloa In u oontrae
for the erection of such bulldliik' by which tin
contractor "uvrecs to pay on * and settle Iu fill
with tlm parlies entitled thereto all account :
and olulius that may bucomodno by reason o
laborers' and mechanics' wages , or for mui
torlali furnished or snrvloes rumlerod , BO that
oacli and all puraoua may receive nu or their
jiibtdutMi In tliut behalf , " la not In excesao
thu powers of lue Uoard of 1'ubllo hands um
lIulldlnK * . nnd Iho sureties on the contractor's
bond for the faithful potlHrHianco of the con
tract will bo liable for dcf > l-nrlslnt ? under the
above provision.
Fremont , Klkhorn & Missouri Valley UnlU
road company vs Solrlgn&t iKrror from York
county. Adlrnicd , Opintyri by Mr. Justice
Norval. "
A will which hns been duly' ' proved and ad-
tnltted to prolnto by ncttnrtiof Mstnr tnto
hivltiz Jurisdiction may bo protutcd In thU
st.-ito by tbo enmity court 'of nnv county In
which the testator l ft utiipcrtv on which
( men will timy opurato. JnAiroeccdlnit to pro-
bnto a fotolgn "III n copy oT the 3 uno am ) the
pruhito thereof , duly iiulhtttt'cato : ! . must bo
tirodnccd In the county omirt , and If allowed
In this state must bo Illcd nnd recorded in
siildi-onrt.
A ccrtlllod copv of a will with n transorlpt
of tbo record of tlio ciyinty.cntirt iidinlUIni ;
the will lo prohnto timy bo itilmltled In nvld-
euro without further iitithoutlcntlon.
Whore ono holds roMi e tto under 11 contract -
tract of purcbnsn made with tlm holder of thn
local title , and ilpnn which oil piymonts Imvo
teen miiile so us to entitle him to a deed , he
may maintain an notion for ilumiiKes to the
liind by reason of the location nnd cnnstritc-
tlon of n r.illro.ul near thu snino. The linldor
of tha legal tltlo should bo joined , but If no
object Inn Is tiindn on that ground tbo i-qult-
"lilo owner may lot-over his actual damages.
Hannibal & < lrand Island Itnllro.id company
vs Inxnlls. 13 Nob. . IS'l
Holllday vs Brown. Error from Sownrd.
Ou motion for rehearing. Former opinion
adhcrrod to and rehearing denied , Opinion
oy Mr. Chief .Justice Maxwell.
Where an notion Is brought against a hits *
bund and wlfo Iho latter must bo lawfully
scrvoil with processor iinpoar voluntarily In
tlm cuso to bo bound by I bo judgment.
There Is an unwritten rillu In this court that
tbo members thereof nru bound nnly by the
points stated In the syllabus of oacli caso.
Uacb JnilRo In the boly of nn opinion neces
sarily must bo permitted to slate bis reasons
In his own way , without binding the members
of tbo couit lo ussent to nil Hitch reiM > iilnir ,
although fioy may concur In the conclusions
ronchrd.
Wnldlcy vs Stato. Error from Sallno
county. Reversed and remanded. Opinion
by Mr. Jttsltco Norval.
Held that the seventh Instruction given by
the court on Its own motion Is defective In
that it omits tbo element of felonious Intent.
To justify u conviction In a prosecution for
grand liuvenv thn taking of the goods must
biivubeun with felonious Intent.
It Is not error for theiourt to rofnen to giro
nn Instruction wbnro Iho same , In substance ,
has already been given ,
Atchisou & Nebraska Uallrond company vs
Boernor. Error from Richardson county.
Reversed anil remanded. Opinion by Mr.
Justice Noival.
\ \ hero several contiguous town lots nro used
und treated by thu owner as onu property. In
estimating his damages occasioned hv Iho ap
propriation by a railroad comp.iiiv of one of
MIC 11 lot.s and parts of two others for Us right
of way the injury to thu entlio property
should bu considered , although the petition
Hied by thu company for tbo appointment of
commissioners only describes Iho lots across
which thu road is located.
The Judgment of a district court on nppmil
from an award of damages In condemnation
proceedings Is conclusive upon the parties as
lo nil < | iie < itlons actually litigated therein and
: is to nil matters necessarily within the Issue
Joined , although not formally litigated. Hulo
applied.
' 1 ho dofomlnnt company constructed Its road
acioss plalnllll's real estate and permanently
obstructed n public street upon wlilcb thu
property iibuts at a distance of several hun
dred feet from tlm premises. Held , that thu
owner could iii.ilntafii u-siilt : U law for the
d.imsiues sustained by reason of thu closing of
thu street.
Chllds vs State. Eiror from Gaga counly.
Reversed and rcmandod. Opinion oy Mr.
Chief .luslico Maxwell.
In n ptosecutlon for crand larceny the court
Instructed Iho Jury : "On the question of ru.i- .
sonabledoubt the court , Instructs the jury
that the term'icasonuDlo doubt' as used In
these Instructions means a.doubt , which has
some seed rea on arlslni ; out of the evidence
in Iho case ; surli a donlft as 'yon ' are rtblo lo
Hnd a reason In the evidence for , " etc. Held ,
erroneous and cause for r.evewal of the Judg
ment.
Today's .Supromu Co'urt'Vrocoertliifjs.
Stale ox rel Thnyor vs Bovd ; motion for
judgment on mandate ! of United States supreme
premo court sustained and notion dismissed.
The following causosiweru argued and sub
mitted : Hedgers vs jUraham , Uodgors vs
Levy , Yolser vs Fulton. , , E ou Musoo com
pany vs Yohee. v
Morse vs Burns , dismissed.
Court adjourned lo Jl'uosday , March 22 , al
0 o'clock u. in. , when Iho causes from Iho
Elevenlh district , coirip'rlsihg Boone , Hall ,
Wheeler , Grccloy. Gnrllold. L.oup , Arnlloy ,
Howard , Blame , Thomas , iHooker and Grant
counties , will bo called. „ \f \
.Imlgo lllalr llmlu't Seen It.
A few prominent lawyers are giggling
among themselves about the latest phusa in
tbe Bnyd-Thayer case. March 5 General
Cowln , Boyd's ' counsel , acknowledged ro-
colpt of tbo mandate from the federal court.
On the 7th of March John L. Webster , coun
sel for Tbayor , accepted service. Thoii the
matter rested. These attorneys did not pub
licly annouuco tbo receipt of tbo mandate.
General Cowm appeared before tbo state supreme -
promo court Tuesday with Iho mandate and
made Iho declaration that Mr. Webster
would not appear before tbo court because
he had nothing further to say.
Joseph H. Blair was at tbo outset associate
cousel for Thayor. Some days ago ho ad
dressed a letter to Attorney General Hast
ings in which bo argued that technically
spoaldngTbayor was still governor. Tbo
fuel that this loller was wrillnn nfler tbo
ncknowledcomoent of the mandate by Mr.
Webster has caused the broad legal .smile
aforesaid. The natural inquiry is why
did not Mr. Blair know of the receipt
of the mandate. Thereby banes a tale , the
fact ) of which were overboard in a conver
sation In the Lincoln botnl yoslorday. It re
lates to a blunder made In tbo case before
the slate courl. Tbo answer Died on behalf
of Boyd averred upon Information and belief
that Joseph Boya , father of James E. Boyd ,
had as n mailer of fact completed his natur
alisation in 1951 , at n ttmo when .lame * E.
Boyd was a minor. The point upon which n
majority of the supreme court of the United
States concurred in the reversal of judgment
of ouster was that the demurrer to the an
swer admitled tbc truth of the allegation in
the answer touchlnc Ibo naturalization of
Joseph Bovd In 1854. If Joseph Boyd hnd
completed his naturalization In 1851.lames E.
Boyd was then n minor and therefore became -
came a citizen of the United States undortbc
naturalization laws. Some of the lawyers
have boon inclined to crlticiso Mr. Webster
for Oiling D demurrer to the answer Instead
of tiling a motion to either strike that portion
tion of Ibo answer out or to make it moro
definite and certain , or.In not tiling a reply
to tbe answer and taking proofs upon that
point.
TUB BEE'S informant says that the demur
rer to the answer was filed without MrWeb
ster's consent and oven without his knowl
edge until after It bad been dono. Tt Is said
that Mr.- Blair wont to Lincoln at tbo time
iho answer of Boyd was filed and Immedi
ately tiled the demurrer und tbo next morn
ing in court bad It called up und a data fixed
for tbo argument. Tbls was done , it is said ,
without consultation with Mr. Webster , who
bad admonished his associate to malco no
move on the answer until Mr. Webster could
bo consulted. Tbo record shows that Mr ,
Webster appeared before the court , and it is
said that bo did not BOO the answer until
the night before ttbo case was
argue * ! in the state court. ' ( Ho Is said to have
nroloitod to his associates about filing a
demurrer and said at tno.Utho that if Thayer
lost this cato In the federal caurt it would bo
duo to this mlUnke. When Judge Dillon of
Now York road the pipers of this case before
fore the argument was mode In the federal
supreme court ho declared that the weak
point was on iho dotiuirror and that if the
case was loit It would bo owing thereto. It
was stated today , however , tnnt the Into
Judge Mason wmcurrod with Mr. Blair when
the demurrer was filed.
When tha decision was rendered nt Wash
ington it is said that Mr. Webster counselled
Thnyor to nt once ntmndon the olMcc , anil In
the presence of Messrs , Limbrrtson and
Gore at Lincoln Governor Thayer decided
upon such ncllon , Mr. Blair , however ,
strenuously objected , and it was some days
before the surrender could bo mado. It was
finally made against Air. Blair's nctlvo oppo
sition.
In this connection Judge Blair writes Tun
BF.K as follows :
OMAHA. March 17. To tbo F/tltor of TUB
HKK : I notice In your paper of today nmonn
the nuns Horns from l.lncoln thai : "It now
transpires that Uenural Tlmyer's attorneys
1m vo been In possession of the mandat-j slnoo
the 7th of the present month. A copv of tlm
document was delivered to thum on that date
nnd they were notified to npnoar In lilncoln
today , " This statement If It rulatos to or In
cludes mo ns ono of ( leuer.il ThayiT's attor
neys Is wholly untrue. 1 have never seen nor
had the mandate , tun ! have never been told
tliut the sitno was in tlm hands uf any ono In
tbls city , nor have lover been notified to bo
In l.lncoln as above stated , l nm also In to-
colpt of u letter from l.lncoln stating th.tt
lloyd's private set-rotary claims that helms
receipt * to show that the tnandivto has been
In my possession for Iho lust olizht days. UK
statement Is wholly untrue , lie bus no re-
celnt from mo for anything. I ho , ' to ask that
you give this statement publicity.
JOSK.f II H. 1U..UH.
\Varon Iturtirmn und ( lllbcrt.
Attorney General Hastings today filed
with the clerk of the supreme court Informa
tion in the nature of u quo wnrranto to oust
Christian Harlman and George I. Gilbert
from the comfortable berths they nro nt
present occjpying on the Omaha Board of
Fire ana Police Commissioners. On Feb
ruary 2.1 Governor Boyd removed the gentlo-
m en referred lo from that board and ap
pointed Gcnrgo W. Shields and C. V. Gal
lagher to fill the vacancy caused by their re
moval. Messrs. Ilartmati nnd Gilbert de
clined to gtvu up the otllccs , asserting that
their terms had not expired nnd that thu
governor had no power to remove them except -
copt for causo. The papers tiled by the at-
toiney gonornl today nllego that 'Hartmnn
and Gilbert nro holding their ofllcos without
warrant nnd authority of law and the supreme
premo court is asked to oust them and de
clare Messrs. Shields nnd Gallagher onlltlod
to Iho places to which tboy were appointed
by the governor.
fiosslp lit the Stntn House.
The secretaries of the Stnto Board of
Transportation wnnt to Somerset , Lincoln
county , today lo look Into iho complaint filed
with the board by Iho citizens of that place
relative to the establishment of n station al
that point. Captain Bcardsloy , the ofliciul
stenographer of the board , accompanied
thoni.
The charter of Iho Eldomlllor Ice company
of Lawrence , ICan.vns lllu.it with the sccro-
tarv of stale Ibis afternoon.
The seward Creamery company was Incor-
iioralod loduy.
The bureau of induslrlal stnlistlcs will
collect Information In regard to Iho number
of trees planted In Nebraska on Iho coming
Arbor day.
Wunteil Ills ItexlKimtlon.
The veokly meeting of the city council last
evening was characterized by a very sensa
tional incident. After everybody had become
weary from listening to a string of petitions
and kicks , Councilman Wlltman from Iho
Second ward dropped a bombshell into Iho
camp by presenting and reading u resolution
asking for the resignation of City Attorney
A. W. Scott. The resolution rocltod tbe recent -
cent controversy ever the new ward ordi
nance which was yesterday decided illegal
by tbo courts , accused the olty nlloruoy of
aclitig ungcnllomauly and unfairly In the
matter , because bo had appeared on
the side of the six councilmen
who thought it a void ordinance
instead of on behalf of these who
had passed nnd approved of it , Councilmen
Brown and Halt or excitedly denounced It ns
a cowardly attack ou Iho city attorney , and
for a time thcro was as lively a battle royal
of words that over graced the chambers of
this talkative body. The city attorney was
finally allowed to speak in his own behalf
and made an excellent presentation of the
mutter. The ordinance had been passed one
night wbllo ho was absent , und bis assistant
had pronounced It legal and valid , but , bo had
examined it , only ns In form nnd not as to
contents. Afterwards when Scott , hnd boon
asked for his oolnlon bo said It was void and
supported that position in the courts. After
a great deal of bad fooling had been gener
ated Wilttnnn withdrew the offensive resolu
tion and the storm passed ovor.
Odds anil Knds.
The independents of Iho Sovoath ward
have endorsed the prohibition nominee , U.
E. Btgelow , for councilman.
Health Officer liaruMm today quarantined
a case of scarlet fever at 100 < i E street and a
case of diphtheria at 4'JC > North Tenth street.
Judge Borgolt's condition today Is if any
thing an improvement over yostor'dav.
Charlie Porter , a 15-year-old lad' , goes to
tbo reform school for the Ihofl of a sack of
flour.
Secretary Nason of tbo Omaha Board of
Trade Is a Lincoln visitor loday.
John Danner , a dollvoryman , was Ibrown
from his wagon in n runaway loday , and sus
tained a broken nose aud severe bruises
about the head and body.
Charles Webster , u farmer living near
Wuverly , was arroatod tnis morning on n
warrant charging him with grand larcony.
Ho is accused of grabbing . > 0 from bis wifo's
band , she having just received the same front
a banker.
Pastor First Baptist church , Pleasant
Grove , la. : Dr. J. B. Moore , Dour Sir : My
wlfo has boon afllictod for several years with
a complication of kldnoy and liver troubles.
Your "Tree of Llfo" has boon of groal benefit -
fit lo her. Sno joins mo In thanks to you and
expresses the wish thatothors suffering from
similar causes may lind equal rellof. Yours ,
Rev. J. W. Carter , Pastor 0. T. church. For
sale by alt druggists.
Want Dimensions
Secretary Wedge of tno Builders and
Traders exchange says tbat the brick manu
facturers will petition tbo city council , ask
ing for the passage of an ordinance for tbo
establishment of a uniform make in size of
brick. The national' size is 8 Inches in
length , 4 % In width and 3 In thickness. All
sues and dimensions have been made , but
none other than tbo national size has boon
allowed to bo used In tbo construction of
largo buildings. The brick manufacturers
want the national uniform brick for self
protection.
_ _
Piso's remedy for catarrh will surely cure
catarrh und col'd in the head. Handy , pleas
ant. All druggists , 50c.
4
The Custlo Curepormrtnontly ctiroa
liquor , morphiiio mill lobiuico hiibitH ,
141(1 ( Hnrnoy St. , Omahn. Dr. K F.
Monroe , pliyHlolun Iu clmrgo.
Li.cn i
\t \ oil.
Thrfdeal Baking Powder
- i. U.
o
IS
ten el
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder.
. " . *
i."i air. . *
For njore t'nnn fifty years Creum of Tartar and Bi
carbonate ct" Si'da have 'ate a used .for leavening purposes
with sufficient f.o'ir added to preserve the strength of the
powder unimpaired , and this with the addition of whites
of eggs comprises this ' 'pure and wholesome leavening
agent , that lias been.1 the stcndard . for 40'years. . ' In- its
use pure ; wholesome- and ddlickms 'food is always assured.
Makes cake and biscuit that retain their moisture , and
while they arc flaky and extremely light they are fine grained ,
not coarse and full of holes as made with ammonia baking
powders , latter dries up quickly. Alum powders leave a bit
ter taste in the bread or cake.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder once used , always used.
Ton Would Pay
to a doctor who guaranteed to cure
your Kidney Trouble , Nervous Debility ,
Rheumatism , or remove that dreadful Scrofulous
humor from your system. Now , rellect ( 100
will purchase a bottle of the celebrated vpl"7 7
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
Nature's own blood purifier. Simple and harmless ,
made of roots , barks , and herbs. We will pay
OOO to any person
jvJLxU who can prove
that this remedy will not re
lieve or cure the troubles
above mentioned , and that any
of our testimonials regarding
the cure of these diseases are
not absolutely genuine.
Ii.U.Y ! : .t Iimi.O\V : , Agcnla , New lUun , Conn.
Kickapoo Indian Oil $1.00 a bottle. " Pure Blood ,
a quick cure 35 cents for .ill , pains , All druggliti. Perfect Health. "
A Wrltlon Guarantee
SYPHILIS to Cure Kvory Case or
Money Rofundod.
Our cure I * ponu xiiout nn I tint i | iUViH ( n i. Oiui
cntcil sovi-n jrpnr * o Imvo nuvur soon irinptJ'n '
rlnrtt. lljr ili-'crlblimcnuo fully wo ran troll you b/
mnllniul wp clvi the sumo fltronic itunrantoo to euro
orri'fuart nil moiu-jr. Thtno who prefer to como lioro
( ortiuntnuMit cnniln toiinil 'to will p r rnllroml faro
both wurinnil lioti'l lilllt whllo huro If wo fall toeurj
We Clmllcnira the World for u va > a thnt our M.U1IU
ItRMKDY will nut euro , Wrlto for | i.irltcu'nri mil
Rpl llin evMiuiop. lunitr sovi'n years' pnfllo ] with
this M AGIO UKMKIIV It Imi boon mo.U cllilloult t )
uvcrcomotho projuJtca * tmftliist socnltot paollJi
Hututnlcr our strong Kiinraatoo thoii'iuuli are trjrlac
lltuiil belli , ; euro 1. Wo Katiriinttio to euro or rofin I
every dollar , unlrii wo huvoa reputation to pr > : oi
alv > lliitinclnl liaekhuof MUl.OX ) It Ii perfectly sufuto
nllwho will try Iliutrontmeat. llcroldto-o you h.irj
boon putting up nnl pniltuoutriiurmunojr forclllo.1
cut treatment' , niul nlthouitli you nro not yet run ) I
normu li.il | ml > l buck your money. Wu will pixltlvoly
euro you. UM chronic , ileop 'mtc.l c.ue * ourol In II
to ' . ) ) tlnya. Invesditntotmr lln-uichil staailhu , our
rupautlon ns ImslnoM men. Wrlto in for names an I
Bililnii p < of lliov ) wo Imvo cured who have clvo'i
permtHslon to itfor to thoni. ItcosU you only p > il *
nitGto do thl * . If your ynipto us nro riro ttiroU ,
mucous patches hi month , rhounmtlirn In limits an I
jointhair fulling out , eruption' on any part of 111 *
body , fooling of Kenornl Uo [ > roiiloi : , pnlin In hcnl or
DoiR'fl. Yo'i ' Imvo no tlmo. to nnUn. Thofo who nri
constantly taUlnj mcnijry nil poti'h she il I > ! ! < : , in
limit ) H. CimiUint ii-io of these drum will Mlroly lirhu
fores anil rating ulctrs In the onJ. Don't tnll touriu.
Allcorrcsroii'lcneo n nt calokl l.i tilul i iMivolopai
Wolnvllo llioiuiMt rlcKI liivustlgHttoii nil.l will do .ill
n our power to nlil you In It , Aililroai
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guarantee every case orrafund every doll'ir.
Five diVH trial trnatiiient 81 , full course Wn.
Perceptible henoDts realized In throe days.
Ity mull , sooiiroly p'iel < oj from oUsoTvntlon.
COOKliKMHDV Uo. . OMAHA. NKI1
LADIES ONLY
MAPIP i''i : > iAr.iitixin.ATois , snfo ami
lYlHUlU Curtain to a day nr innnoy refunded.
Itr mall ? . ' . Soouroly Moalo 1 from obsurTii-
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Tbi ?
lets you
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" " Other
made theworId-famous"YALE.
locks resemble the "YAI.E" ( as the
college student's head was like his Presi
dent's ) , on the outside , but perfect secu
rity lies only behind the word " YALE , "
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Sold wherever locks sell.
YOU NEED WOT FEAR
that jimpli ) % vlll know your ImlrU dyed K
joii usu that perfect Imitation of nutiiru ,
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It IniiiiirlHnBlnsiiyi'iiloriiiiiirrciililirfitntlio
lialr. 1'rlco , Wl. Ollkc , 3D Turk 1'lucu , N. V.
SOLDIEKS' FEED.
Wlmt an UHlrer buy * About the ItoKiilatlon
Army Kutlonn.
Hpoaklng about some complaints from
United Btilos soldiers to the ofToct tbat tboy
were not cettlug suOlcIont rations , nn o nicer
in ibo cxxnmlssary department said : "Tho
soldiers surely jet all tbny want to oat. If
they have sciibo enough to keep It vvlion U is
issued lo them , The trouble with some of
tbo posts is tbat they have gotten Into the
habit of triiilluliif ; and selllne Iholr rations ,
and tboy may In thin way run a
liltlo whorl at times on some
tblnps. When tbo department Issues more
of any particular kind offurod than tbo sol
diers want to use , they caiisullllor rxchango
It for somcthliiK else. TnU is frutiucntly
'
done witli bacon and oniona ana n fuwotbe'ri
articles ibut ore Issued In oxtosi of tbo act
ual demand i of Borne companies. "
Wo wish to muko u auKijoitlon to persona
troubled wltb rbeumatum. Try u few op.
plications of Chamoerlttlu's ' i'aln Halm. If
tbat does not briui ; rolluf , dampoti a piece of
tlannel wllb the Pain Halm and bind It on
over tbo seat of j-ilfi. Tbo first application
almost sum to relieve the pain nud by Us
continued ute many severe oaao ) have boon
permanunlly cured , 5J ( cent bottles for sale
by druggisu.
REGULAR
Army and
Navy
PENSIONS :
Soldiers in the Regular Army
and Sailors , Seamen and Mar
ines in the United States Navy ,
since the War of the Rebellion ,
who have boon discharged from
the sot-vice on account of dia
abilities Incurred therein while
in the line of duty , are
Rntitled to Pension
at the snine rates and under the
same conditions as persons ren
dering the same service during
the War of the Rebellion ,
except that they are not entitled
unrler the new law or act ot
Juno 27 , 189O.
Such persons are also entitled
to pension whether discharged
from the service on account of
disability or by reason of expir
ation of term of service , if ,
while in the service and line
of duty , they incurred any
wound , injury or disease which
still disables thc i for manual
labor.
IVidows and Children
of persons rendering service In
the regular army and navy
Since the War are
Entitled to Pension
If the death ofthosoldier wasduo
to his service , or occurred while
he was in the service.
Parents of Soldiers & Sailors
dying in the United States ser
vice since the War of the Rebel
lion , or after discharge from the
service , from a cause originat
ing therein , leaving no widower
or child under the age of sixteen
years , ara entitled to pension if
now dependent upon their own. '
labor for support , whether the
soldier over- contributed to their
support or they were dependent
upon him at the time of hits
death or not.
FOB INFORMATION OB ADVICE
As to title to poiiHion , ADDRESS
- T1-1IA -
Bee Bureau of Claims
UOOM 220 , HEE HUILDINO ,
INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS
Persons who have lost property fro-u Indian
raids ifliould Illo thulr claims under the Indian
Uepru I at Ion Act of .March ' , ISH. The tlmo Is
limited , UM I thu olnlniH are liikun up t > y llu >
court iu tlio order In whluli thuy are ru.'ulvud ,
Take Noticu that all contraoU tmturo.'l into
with 'attorneys prior to thn Aot nro mill
null und void. Information nlvun uirJ .ill
claims urumutly attended to by thu
Will BURHAU < JF CLAIMS.
XHO Mlett
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
pflr TliU Iliirunn U BiiaruntcnJ l > y thn
Omaha Ilt-o. the I'lonuur I'russ au.l thu HAH
I'VaucKco ICxainliior.
' * "
Hot Wiilcr llcutliiK.
Healed ] ironiHaU | will ( HI received until April
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