Tfcrrr ? > criAV ATMMT 011 i ono
ACCUSED OF DISflOXESTY !
"Water OoramisBioncr Paraival of Liueolo
Ergojing Some Netertoty ,
OF AN EX-EMPLOYE OF HIS OFFICE
Xumlirr Ili-lnnclnc to tin- City Said to n
limn r r < l tor J'rJv lp rnrj > nm >
Wilt It * NulOmitwl t
mi InvraUcHttim.
LtKt JLS Neb April 1 { Special Tele-
Ciim tj tine Br.n.JVat r Commissioner
Pcrciva. is eiijo.unp n llttlo brief notoriety ,
niui.li tf n "haractcr that IB cnjo.vod In a
more jirclcntlous munnur by the stutc
ofilcia..i ho arc relieved from duty Bt the
elate luas pending thair trial under Ihe
urticJcK if impeachment adopted liy the
recest leg.slaturo An ox-employe of the i
Tvnter department aoruses him of several
misdemeanors in oOlcc , and uu Investigation
v.i ; foidnr
i
He is accused of talcing for his personal
utsc t'.Ourth of lumber holonging to the I
citv , utiJ tif liBving made out a voucher lor
nn cinjii ; c in his department for KiG.flO.
when there wit. due the employe hut fcS.Jffi
Mr 1'err.vnl today volunteers an oxplnmt-
tiun o' thi' charges He admits that he used
the lun tier but claims that it was not worth
more than $ L In regard to the cliurge tliat
lie drt w u toucher for the payment of uu em-
ju citicx IBS of the amount actually due
Him hi su. H that he payed the man the
'xact Hum the ordinances allowed him , and
zjo more
Itcntilt of u I'rur fight.
BcM.r'tt Neb. . April 111 [ Special
to Till : Ben Complaint was filed lu.nl
night ly Ed S Kaiser charging J. H. Floi-
nchor. a prominent moirhuut of this plaec ,
nnd his brother. Air. Howard Fleischer , with
unlawful assemblj and riot The trouble is
nnid to l > e the outgrowth of a partj that was
held at the residence of Mr. Sloan Saturday
night , which was attended by that faction
of tbo Bellevue bloods to which Mr. KaiHer
belongs 'J'lie other faction of Bellevue so-
duty swills including the two Fleischers
and a number of college students , were
out havingn time of their own , aud as the
morn frolicltors from the Sloan partj were
vending their wuj homeward they came in
ronturt'witb the other crowd , nnd some
troutile ensued between John Atkinson , who
was at the party , and some uf the lK ys in
the other crowd , -which resulted
in Atkinson being rolled in the dust aud
somewhat worsted It is alleged thai a I
pitch battle then tool : place , inwhich stones
end clods wcro used as weapons , though no i
one was hurt
'Warrantswere issued for the arrest of !
Mr Fleischer und his brother They imme-
cJlatcli gave themselves up before the officer
pot around to make the arrests and'Squire
jtfaddock imposed a fine of fT > each and
costs Mr Fleischer who is a member of
the f'rm ' of Burtcb & , Fleischer , in speaking
uf tbe matter declared most emphatically
that the vhole uflair was u mere piece .if
l > ett.\ spite ivork on the part of those who
CuUfciid his arrest
He declares that he will take the matter
to the district court on error us the Justice
exceeded his authority in Imposing a line
Lightning' * I'KPiillur J'ruuk.
BEATiiirr. Nob. , April 111 | Special to Tin :
BEE. } The destruction of a house near
Vj'more b.x eloctricitj , an account of whicli
appeared in this morning's Bin. : is worthy of
jnore tlmn passing notice , the peculiar
uctlon of the current beinc very unusual
After the lightning struck an eyewitness
declares , there arose from the house a vapor
like smoke , while for u momunt lire could he
steen in every part of the structure. A brisk
liroeze was Mowing at the time , yet the
house did not take lire and the only damage
done bytbeoagoney was in tbe nature "of
spots or large holes hurned into the carpets ,
lace curtains , bed clothes and clothing.
which were ruined but not destroyed.
Tlie entire front of the two-story , 24xfj : (
frame dwelling-ivas thrown into the front
yard The walls und pupports of the roof
were broken and twisted in evor.uireetion ,
riving the building tbe up ] > earance of hav
ing been blown up by gunpowder. Every
piece of furniture , except one bedstead con
taining a feather l > edwas broken as were
ulso all the crockery and dishes. The
strangest feature of the affair , however , is
the fact that Mr J O Miller , the owner ,
was at the time sitting within two feet of
, the kitchen stove , which was broken into a
I liundred pieces , and was not hurt.
The other members of the family were out
of doors and received only slight shocks
Hundreds of curious people have visited the
Accnc , as .nothing of the kind ever occurred
before in that neighborhood , which , us a
rule , is generally free from severe electrical
torms.
to Itruth 111
KOKFOLK , Nob. , April HI. { Sjiecial Tele-
prani to THE Br.n. ] A distressing accident
oocurred last night in tbe Norfolk roller
mills , in whicli August Hit ? lost his life
The evening "wni. cold and stormy. A heavy
rain was pouring down from the north and
< lrlvirig tbrouph tin o ] > en window in the lower
jiurt of the millMr Hitz started to close
the window in winch it was necessary to
pass over a larce driving bolt which passed
urouiid a thirty-slv-iueh pulley which
was making more than 100 volutions pur
jnluuto.
Mr Hitz was followed by another mill
liaud , who observea that when the former
had stopped over the belt be hesitated as if
dazed , then pitched forward across the lielt.
which carried him over the pulley. Tlie
mill was stopped and physicians summoned ,
when It was found that both legs were badlj
crushed and internal injuries sustained , from
which lie died about sue hours later. The
.luuoral services will be held tomorrow. The
< . will be berne
tsxpcu.se bj his former em
ployers. He leaves avife nnd four small
children in poor circumstances.
BI.AIK , Keb. , April 111. ( Sjieciai to TUB
Btc. ] Tuebdaj evening the old city council
closed up the last year's business and the
new mayor aud council were nworn in. The
new administration consists of Mayor ,
.lohn McQuanle , clerk. Burk Carrigau ;
treasurer Joe S Cook , police judge. 1 C.
Eller. citj engineer. W H Hill ; councilmcn.
JE. Gilllam , H B Taylor. F McCumber.V. .
D. Gross , H S Shields. C Sc hniidt , William
Jvellry and C. W Neff
The mayor made the following appoint
ments , -which were promptly confirmed-
City ntturnei L W. Osborn. water commis
sioner E. J Farr , chief of police and street
tfonimiBsioner Hice Arnold. city physician ,
Sir U Noble , poundmuster. James M.
Smltu engineer of wuter works. Thomas
F Kellenicht police. J H. Waldo , cem
etery wardm L. C 1'ierce.
Inrrt'iiMul thillhrn Htmlm-ik.
HASTINGS Neb. Ajirll 111 [ Special Tele-
pram to THE Bcr. It has been announced
liero t.idaj luut from the iifith of Ihih mouth
the Hastings postofliee will bo a first-class
nioneor.ler ofllce , the only one in the state
except Omaha B.\ the ) > osial rcguuitious
> o snialltir jKislofllccb are not allon-ed to
r > ' . | i mon * than a certair uinouut of surplus j
j.ubey order funds on hand. Tlie excess '
must In remitted to the district oflice This I
will greatb increase the business of the \
Hastlngh oflice uud will render a government
tiullding more necessary than ever ]
, Claj Crntrr' * llimrd uf Tru t e .
CLAT CCSTEU. Neb. , April 111 [ Special to j
Tnc BruTho hoard of trustees of the
village receut'j elected , met last evening and
< jTg ni cd by the election ot Hon. George M.
Bavinger us chairman am * Ambrose C. El > -
person as clerk and attorney E. G. Gruff
was apwln'ed street eommissloner and mur-
uhal and James L. Ccmpboll village treufc-
tirer
JU-lurnliic to 1'rlvittK I.tr .
rmi'iTtJN Neb. . April 111 [ Si > ccial to
Tut. Bun - Ex Tnlted Stated Marshal Brad
D. Slaughter nrrlved home yesterday and
ut once set wirkmcu ut work cleaning up the
lawn nhout the family residence , jiutting it
iu sbupe for thr reception of the family , who
arc expected home next woeK.
Niirlulfe w Note * .
Neb. . April IU. ( Swnhil | to TUB
. The term ut the United
Stbtci Oin'Mct rourl court-tied In thU
city nn the 17th lust adjourning
JuuircUundt ( linpoitMl of a tiurabcr of ca
In m nbort dMlc"
Thr Norfolk wnU-r wnrku urr tvrtin tn bn
Md under mortgage thte Unit at Mfldinou on
May M. Tl.r sale 11 in lover of thu Htokl ,
A llnirard Iron rtmipiiny and tl >
Orni)1 Hni Hlnc roinpHtiv Nf > -
Imn 1 i ptvnn by li. b li nrt ,
„ _ „ . . . _ of the wrtrte ffi rou : nen
inwnefl through this olty j-enterday on the
i-akimrn un rente for Cbloaeo. where they
win Join Buflu.o 1WI R ngrroguUmi an been
on oshibitien in Chicago thit yenr
I'utlnrtnn I'urt * .
FtxLr.KTfiK , Neb. . April JR. ( Special to
THE B"nc-Another ] larg * shipment of
cattle will soon be made from Fullerton to
Llrcrjiool and It is pro | oie ! to floeorate tbc
curs and properly advertise the clock In- j
dustry of central Nebraska.
Mr E. D Gould has Just returned from
Omaha nnd the eastern jmrtion of the state ,
and while away made n number of Imiiortant
purchases of fine trotting stock , including
five head purchased from the Mosher stock
farm near South Omaha This stock will
ft be t trained at the V oodliue farm
The surve.\ has been mode for the canal
to furnish the electric light jilaut und water
works and ground will noon be broken for
the cunai This will make the second water
power I at Fullurton cither of which can de
velop more 7 > ewer than either the Gothen
burg orjveame.i plants
A practical tiowspa | > er man with plenty of
means ut his command has Just perfected ar
rangements to establish a republican news
paper here and will put in an entire new
outfit Includlnc power presses This is
something that the republicans of Nance
count\ , have lone desired und the gentleman >
will lecoive a most cordial nnd heurtj support - '
port from the citizens of thiscity uud count ) '
Tlie lone continued favorable weather has |
enabled local farmers to get their small
rrain in the ground in excellent manner.
A larger acreage of small grain has been put
out this spring than in uu.\ previous jcar
Both tbe winter uud snring grains are loolt-
ing splendidly
Note * of Nmi-h Ironi I'rmnont.
FKCMOXT , Neb. . April 39. tSp'-cial to Tnc
BCE ] Matij delegates from this cit.\ are
attending the Bodge county Women's Chris
tian Temperance union convention which is
beinc held in Hooper today.
Sheriff Milliken took Henry Cone , a boy 18
years of age , to the reform school In Keurnej
yesterday
Hunk ICendrieli says he paid his fair to
Conductor Blokeslec on the L'nion Pacific
road lost night , and in orrter to convince the
conductor that he did not give back the right
amount of change gave him a pair of black
eyes
The Fremont National bank has com
menced suit ucainst O D Harms and J .1
Baree in the district court to collect u note
of f4-U. and against O. D. Harms to collect
one of $758
' 1 he annual meeting of the eit.i fire de
partment was held in the cojrl house last
evenine George L. Loomis was re-elected
president : John C Clevelana , vice pres |
ident. and P. B. Cunimings. chief Tbej
now hare l do active members und ! ) .100 feet
of hose. There have been twenty -two ilres I
In the city tbe past yearo causing a loss to i
property of fll.Olll Insurance received. .
ST. TtHi !
E. AV. Kinney has sold his interest in the i
Fremont'AIHlinc coir.ian.to ] . Kobcrt Bridro ,
atdto L. H Kogen > . wtio will continue the
busin
I > rlvlnp An oclutlini.
YOIIK. Neb . April II ) . [ Special to Tnc j
Bni : ] The York Gentleman's Driving as
sociation was reorganised Tuesday evening
Tlie following officers were elected W H
Reader , president : C. J. Manes , vice tiresi-
dent. T. E. Beuuott. secrotur.x. M. A. Dean ,
treasurer. _ Directqrs D E. Foristall ,
George W Bemis. William Stafford. Flotch
Whiteombu and H Pickerel. Suiie'-mteud-
ent L F Southworth. The treasurer re
ported fSITi.07 on hand
Thrown from a Uuc u uud ' .rutpi-d.
BEATUICE , Neb. . Ajiril ! ( . [ Special Tele
gram to Tui. BEIMichael ] Fall ; was
literally sculped this afternoon by being
tin-own from u wagon The team became
frightened and ran uwaj Frank Soenide ,
who was driving , was drunk and uuable to
control the horses He is now under arrest
Fall ; is dangerously Injured nud may die
Midden Iti-uth ul uu Ac < * dN
. . Is'ob. . April 11) ) ( Special Toie- |
gram to TUE BEH. ] While at dinner today '
Mr Itobb , father-in-law of Charles Law-
reuce , dropped dead nf heart disease Mr
Kohb , although 72 years old , was apparently
in good health.
Sufferers from coughs , sore throat , "etc
should try 'Brown's Bronchial Trocties , " n
simple but sure remedy. Sold onlj in boxes
Price 25 cents.
Jt * CU7C.HW.S
llrrr Krujip J-ri'Hiints that Cltj- with Hln
Mniuuiiith Gun.
CniCAOo , Hi. , April 111. At the conclusion
of the World's fair the monster Krupp gun.
the largest piece of ordnance in the world ,
-will be presented to Chicago by HenKrupp
and mounted on n fort built in Lake Michi
gan opposite Hyde park , permission for the
construction of which was secured at Wash
ington today Tne fort will be five acres in
extent and will be for business us well as
pleasure. Mounted on it the great gun will
be able to protect the entire city front from
attack by water , as it could sink an ironclad
with u single shot Work on the fort will be
commenced ut once aud pushed -with the
greatest rapidity , " -o as to be in working
order before the fair closes It will cover
live acres with the most approved defenses
Until To-Day
It is ndmitted that more o !
the flavoring principle of the
fruit is contained in Dr.
Price's Delicious Flavoring
Extracts than any other ex
tracts with whii-h they have
been compared. Being so
entirely free from the bitter
and rank products of adulter
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most agreeable , vduabls end
economical flavors linown ;
steadily grown in popularity
until to-day they are used by
every intelligent housewife
for truthfully reproducing the
flavor of the fruit in creams.
eates , puddings , etc.
Temperance
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1 For temperance people a health-
giving drmk fur the masses.
'Root
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Not a harmful ingredient in its
make-up. Nothing but the pur
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bcrlw , roots , barks aud berries.
A 5 cent package makei Five
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lie un > nnd c Hires'
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Arc better Iniowj and morr general
ly used limn any other cnlhartic.
Sncar-conted , purely vegetable , nud
free from mercury or an > other inju
rious drug , this is the ideal family
medicine. Though prompt and ener-
pctic intlieiractaon , the use of these
pills ia attended -with only the best
results. Their oflwt is to strengthen
nud regulate the organic functions ,
being especially beneficial in the
various derangements of tlie stom-
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most prompt and effective remedy
for biliousness , nausea , costiveness ,
indigestion , sluggiHhness of the
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tbe side , and sick lieadnche ; nlso ,
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and rheumatism. They are taken
with great benefit in chills and tbe
diseases peculiar to tbe South. For
travelers , whether by land or sea ,
Ayer's Pills
are tbe l > est , and should never be
omitted in the outfitTo preserve
their medicinal integrity in all cli
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well as boxes.
"I have used Aver's Pills in my
family for several years , and always
found them to be a mild and excel
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on tbe liver. It is thebest pill used. "
Frank Spillman , Sulphur , Ky.
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In strang-a and strong con.trastv.-ith
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\\UhhtliCtnu. April 3 , IbbS ffUlwU jinijiosuls
will rurtilvod lit the1 Genm-ul Lnnd OtUi'e.
AusliliiiuuM. . ] ) C. until 2 o'clm-k 71 in. , cm
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upiiroiirlutlou f or surveying the puhllr lundii
( immjihlut btututi'HUt lurpe , 1H91-'U2 , P 370 |
The survev IK to IHI cxvcut d in compliance
with hiHTllicatlDiit- iustructloiu. und cx-
Istlus oftlclul n-pulutlniiK. Tlu < btone inonu-
iixintK urti to lie plurod ut Imlf mile InturraU
on sulfl iKiundury 1'roposuli. for i-M-cutliiK thu
hurvej und i3 talilUhliiptheiuniiuniiiiU. , ui > rt < -
cjuiri'U liy the KporlUcutluns , liititrurtioiii und
rveulatloiis. must InduOe In orm lild lidth thf
fluid worU und the inouunu-nu. t'oplct. nf tun
Bpiictflcutlniib rulutlvd to the linn und uionu-
iiiontk. und hlutik proposuU will IHI lurnUhud
liUUlort. on upullcutlon to the cmiiniUhltimir <
nf the General Lund OtliroVualiUiUiu I ) . C j
Eurh proposal imnit IID nccouipuiilrd liy u c < : r-
tlllnd checU for ( OOU. 1'rniiohuli. will lie con-
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vt'yors , whoho roiupntvnR < < nud rullalullty urn
hatlsfurtory tu thU otlice. Thu party to
whom the contract uiuy ( H > awarded will lw re-
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hury l'r < ipi > , alh UIUKI IK > luclused In uiivelojiuk
uud inurkfd " 1'roposaU fur thi. survey und f-
tuhllsiiinunt nf Uie boundary line Imtwmm Ni > -
lirakku und South 1'ukotu. und addntHhed to
"The Oninmliu > lotiur of the Cunerul J Jiud Ofilro ,
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