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4q ARTLEY hAS A NEW \ BOND
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State Treasurer PrcEcnts B List er Sureties
Minus Fitzgerald's ' Namc
r Mnus Fitzgeral's .
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- - ONLY hALF TiE SUM NAMED LAST TERM
OOVCfnor tolComh IA I WlhholloPI.rovnl
Until to 1M 1aqi1 ; 10 Careful HCfI1-
tny Oil lvcrJ : N.ula Atnchll
tu the 1)tcuinctit.
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LtNCO.N , Jan. G.-Speclal-Somo ( ) Ille
tomment has ben created by the pUblcaton
Dt the statement relatng to Treasurer Uarl-
ley's official bond In The Bee this morning.
II transpires that whie the name of the late
John 1 lzgeral hall been signed to the origInal -
Inal boml , a presented to Governor Crounse
lat week , the doubt ns lo the valdiy at the
bond ao slgnel was the lubJect of much com-
ment. The tacl9 as developed by further
Inquiry "ro these : John ' 1 lzgerall signe
the bond but a short time before his death.
, As In all ofcial bI\1 the sureties were
: heM , together with their heirs , assigns , administrator -
ministrator , etc. Several attorneys , . among
4 . ' , them Aslitant Attorney General Summer
hell that while the estat of Jolin . 1 ' llferall ;
. might bD held against posslhle loss , the In-
trests of all Ilarles ) concerned , Including the !
, I remaining suretIes , would be better conservell
by the preparatIon of an entrely new bnd
The new bond was drawn UII Thursllay fore-
noon and e with the new governor. I
. dO not , of courpe , bear the signatue ot
* J John ] lzgerald , The bond Is In the amount
of si&ooooo. I Is the new bond that Governor -
ernor 10icomb has bton holding back , I
was stated at the executIve eDuce today that
Governor Holcomb was making use oC both
Hrndslreet's null Dun's agencies In the ex-
nmlnalon of the bonds at all the state
omclata. Gveror 10lcomb does not wish
to lh urerstoOl a9 having any disposition
to be 11Ijnsly critical ot the bonds submit-
tell hy any at the other omelets. lie slut-
ply desires , to bring to the subject that same
conscientious effort to see the law fully com-
pled with In regard to every onclal paper
, that passes through his hands as he proposes
, ; ? to bring to the direction or all state affairs
entrusted to his hands by constitutional
and statutory Irovlslcns ] )
suIV\.I 1 11 ICl\NT F4ILS.
U11hla to Slt"f ) Ilk trCltors : , the Sharlf
TIk ( Cila o.
SCIUY.R , Neb. , Jan. i.-Speclal.-D. ( )
L. Belnger came here from Kearney last '
August with a heavy stock of goods he could
. not dlsp050 oC In the west. Financial condi-
tons became more and more depressing , un-
t last Saturday he executed a hIlt oC sale
to a heavy creditor nt Oneida , Ill. , a Mr.
. Knox. Smaller crediors having beard of !
this on Monday filing of attachments was
begun and the Leeds were taken charge at
, by Sheriff lroeger. Claims fed amount to
over $5,000. Mr. Belinger seemed to 1'1 cn-
. delvorln 10 deal honestly with all . ' . .i t he
was not equal to the hard times.
: Miss Louise Mathews Is visiting In Sioux
I Falls , S. D ,
! rs. Dr. Long Is visiting at her old home
1 _ . _ In Papililon.
,
- A court at the ( new order Tribe oC Den
, Hur , was organIze here recentb' I Is Tlr-
14 , zah court No. 11 , and on Friday night of-
' cers for the ensuing year were elected. E.
A. Itobbins chief ; J. M. Pulmer , judge ;
Frank E. Moore captain ; J. " ' . Stewart ,
I treasurer : J. S. Van Eaton , scribe.
1 Phi Sheridan post , Grand Army at the
nepublc , Installed Its officers for the year
't Tuesday evening : " ' . A Smith. past commander -
: mander ; O. J. Smith , senior vice commander ;
! , S. S. Smith , junior vice commander ; M.
{ : S , . . Zontmeyer adjutant : J. L. Cushman , quar-
, , termaster : J. M. Melerd , surgeon : J. W.
t : Shulz , chaplain ; William Stone officer oC
d the day : J. G. Booth , officer of the guard ; E.
E. Greenman , sergeant major ; N. J. Drown ,
' quartermaster sergeant. After Installation
1 the members together with their wives. re-
paired to Chase's restaurant and Indulged In
refreshments . ,
Eighty-eight marriage licenses were Issued
. by County Judge S. D. Alien during 1891.
Iloweils , In north Cotax county , Is preparing -
paring to Incorporate a large area ot Pioneer
d Town Site company properly just outside the
Present limits.
The semi-annual state apportionment oC
school funds to Cotax county Is $1,500 less
than usual.
The Ladles' Aid society at the Methodist
. I church Is out , assisted by a large number
at solcItors , collecting supplies for the use
ot sufferers west . the supplies to 0 shipped
t January 10.
t ney. T. W. Leard at the Presbyterian
. church closed 1 series of meetings at Grand-
.j view church , six mIles north at Schuyler ,
'VeJnesday evening There were nine con-
versions.
'on 10' l'Olt 1'lIId TIIIIdF.
Toculseh Ollicer Saves ' n JI.mo.'s 1'"olo.tJ
tftrr ii lot Uiiitie.
TECUMSEIL , Neb. , Jan. . .
TECUSEI G.-Speclal.- ( )
c Thursday morning Farmer Joe Dulum came
to town qnd hlchd his team In the yards
bacl ' at one at the stores , as usual .Whle'
Bulnm was busying himself about his trading
an unknown tllet : took the rIg and drove
away. As soon as the loss l was discovered
wasJscovered I
: Deputy SherIff 'Voolse started after the !
thief lie overtook him tour miles west oC
town. ordered him to hal , hut he refused ,
' and whipping the team Into 1 run ho gave
the olcor , \ exciting chnse. Finaly ho saw
that ho could not evade lie oUler , so he
jumllell out at the bUggy , turned the team ,
, I Li , loose and took to the woods ali escaped. i
Two carloads ot and
provisIons clothing I
were shipped to Custer county by Tecumseh
people last weele for lie ( drouth sufferers.
. : Waler Waldns has gone to southern Txas
for the benefit of his healh ,
f Johnson 1' Henshlw at Medford , Okl. , Is
vhllng In the city.
a Mrs Nannlo Angus at Lincoln died at the
jI home of her sister , ! rs. Edwin Jones , In thIs
city last Tuesday eenlng. aged 36 years ,
I The new county officers , but two In number -
her , vlz" , 13. D. Porler , county attorney , and
J. 'F. lellrlcle , county commissioner have
, -I been sworn In and have taken U ) their " /QW
' ' duties.
dutes.
' , Dr. M. Fl. Cowan Is ol on n professional
trip In Kansas.
Thin Csy club received New Year's callers
at Ito hlmo of Irs. C. " ' . I'ooi.
Mr. a/ll Mrs. C. E. Pierce entertained a
company oC their young t'lells al their home
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Friday ovenlng
HI'lr'I' lea Ilrve" . .
. - - , -I--- . 1MHNEY ] , Jan. 5.-Special.-Messrs ( ) ,
howard halley and Clint flay have leased the
tee business for ISV5 from the ] Ceare ) ' Ice
company and have male arrangements to Iut
till an Immense quantity ot Ice this year ,
Thuy have n contract now fOr furlshln the
Union Pacific with 6,000 Ions which would
make a train 300 cars long. 'fho ice will be
; ut from Lake Kearne ) ' .
, At 1 meeting ot the Kearney hook nl\l
l.dder company , lick ! last evening , W , F ,
i l'lcllerln was elected toreman. Vet Tolo ,
first assiitant Robert Nelson second assist-
ant al\l " ' , K , Ayes third nsslstant. \V ,
II , Hunt was re-elected president , Jt A. Miler -
ler vice president. ] M. J , Sanders secretary
. I aiilV. . H. ( IambIc trea8urer. I was also
' volell to join company A. , N , N. G. , and
, hold a fair next week at the Armory
I County Treasurer Stuclley has commenced ,
.10 . 'p suit In district court against the bondsmen :
I , for the Buffalo County National bank to re-
cover the ( sum of $11,800.07. that being the
amount of county funds on deposit when the
banle sUlpended. ) The deCenllntl named are
floss OamblA. . J. Galentne , 1" J. Swltz ,
Lewis A. ' . , Gamble and the receiver , lenry Id.
Time work at enlarging the canal has been
suspended until spring , owing to the cold
, \enthnl' . The waste weir , dams nail games
are all completed and In a thoroughly substantial -
etantal mnamnter. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. , , , 'J'u 1\'Ich 1 I'ayIn ' liasic. .
t LINCOLN , Jon G.-SI1eclal ( Teiorani.- )
Frank W. Little , receiver ot the ] .Incoll
81reet Halway company , was seen tonight
1Y a representative ur 'he lee , lie said
that the ( order was made yesterday II Olal.a
by JUdge Uundy ot tbo United States circuit
court on Illplcatol of U. W. Rarsome
ot Slr.ux CI ) Little , who was Pesiilett of
* the company , stated that , u was well
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known In Lincoln , the street railway bal
been doing n losing business for some time.
lie hoped that under the present arunKe-
merit the road could be put Into better financIal -
clnl shnpe and at an early day reorganize
under more favorable auspices. There would
b no immediate change In the personnel ; of
the officers or In the general working ot the
road ,
Iilhhlfl.tTZON lI . NI nl\Slt. ,
Many Mhle a of 11ch , 1lht : and . Many More
Are 1111101.
Lt COLN , Jan , 5.-Spccial.-The ( ) report
of the Bureau at Industrial Statistics recently
issued discloses some interesting data con-
corning the question ot irrigation , nt the pres-
emit time 1 vital subJect In the minds at agri-
cultural Nebraskans. The volume nt hand
contains a well drawn map at completed Irri-
gaton canals In the state up to October 15 ,
18Vt , showing the lines ot ditches II each
county running rrom ( the main streams antI
their tributaries. Accompanying this mal Is
1 table showing the extent to which Irlgl-
( Ion has been carried to October 1G As
ton
nctulI work was In progress all along the line
nt that date , many mies at ditch under the
hell " : iIes proposed" have since been
completed. Thlrt-nlne out oC the nInety
counties In the state are represented In the
table , ns follows :
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COIJNTICS. g t f I cou'Irs'B 1
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100no . . . . 2 } Iarney . . . . - -
lurnlo . . . 16 H1 Iolh . . . . . 32 : \ .Id }
Ilnlno . . . . . 15 21 \ Keyn Paha. . . 13
II'own . . . . .2) . : iImiibaii . . I .
Innnor . . . 4 11 1.lnenln. . " 9 tM
CII' ' 'nno . 10 1 l.oUII. . . . . . 2' ' ) , ,
Ciierry . . . 1 : 96 1IIIIIs. . . 2U4 41 ;
Cusler . . . 4 rhi : : ! Inl" . . . . 33
Colax . . . . . 12 led Willow. . 16 .2)
law" , . . 10' ' . . 1 Hok Wiow. . . . . . 21 $
lun.I > ' . . . . . 7 : . i4atmndem ' . . . . .2
1)ougtas . . . . H HeOI" Imlure. . 1:0 137
Blr.
Deucl . . . . 18 31 .Sherkian . " 10 .
Dawe" . . . . 2) ' } 2t lOherinait . " 11 30
1 :
1umnai . . . :3) : : tt Hh'ux. , . . . . . .
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I'mnler . . . 2 : Thonms. " G 2Q
O"cl , ) ' . . . . . . . 12'itliey . . . . 1 . 31
In'cs Ilehrlek. , . . . . . U 3 . 47 . . Wmieemer . " . - . . - 12
1011 10lnril . . . . . . 1 30 3) Tolals . . .4 C I 1,41
ltUHI ) lt ' 11CIOSED. .
Arlhrlht Case nt Anbu.n In the 11\lb of
the , JnT , ' .
AUBUIN , Neb. , Jait 1.-Spccial ( Tole-
gram.-Ii ) the Argabrlghl trial the defense
rested Thursday morning , nll the rest at
the day nnd yesterday was occupied by the
state In rebuttal , and today the arguments
ot the counsel were made , and the case
went to the jury nt 9:30 : this evening. The
Instructons given by Judge Babcock were
very full ami able , and covered every conceivable -
ceivable polut.
This case has probably been the hardest
fought one over tried In thin county. Every
Inch at ground has been very stubbornly
contested by both sides. The case was
commenced on December 17. and four days
were taken In selectnk a jury , five more
by the stale In proving Its case , four more
by the defense and two more by the state
In rebuttal and one by the arguments.
"c.eon . 111.te. T"lndcr.et ,
VERDON , Jan 5.-Speclai.-Rev. ( ) ' Mr.
Becleer , the pastor ) at the German church of
Verdon , will leave son for Seward county to
take n pastorate there. lie has been In his
present location for eleven years.
A watch party was given at the residence
at George Lum on New Yoar's eve.
Mrs. J. H. ! nes. the principal at the
Verdon schools , spent her vacation In Lincoln -
cola and attended the State Teachers' asso- ,
elation. I
William Luclnck died January 2 , aged
SV years . al the home at his daughter , lrs.
N. H. Timmerman , at this place.
David Grlftbs Is 11esldent at the lodge l
at Knights and Ladles oC Securl ) . .
Harry Conover met with 1 painful acci-
dent while sawing wood by catching his
mitten In the saw . thus drawing two at his
fingers Into It. They were split to the nail
before the hand could be withdrawn.
Poulry men In this vicinity are making
preparations to attend the poultry show at
Pals City next week.
Charles Cook , near Verdon , captured ten
premiums en fowls nt the Auburn poultry
sbow.
A New Year's nnrlv was Ilven at the real-
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dence oC lir . J. M. Robertson. :
The Woodmen at the World gave an entertainment -
tertalnment and public installation of officers
In their hal last evening.
10110 ( olego NuteA.
CRETE , Neb. , Jan. 5.-Special.--Enroll- ( )
meat for the winter term took place on the
2d inst. , and shows a substantial Increase In
tha number at students ot the fall term.
The Adephlan ] quartet concert company ,
which hrs toure the western states for the
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vast ] two years , has been disbanded tem-
porrly , In order that three oC the comblna-
tln may finish their college worle.
Colonel Tbomas Dane ot Clarlctown ,
Mass. , founder at the college , and honorary
member at the class at 'V5 , has been visiting
here for 1 fortnight past. He was tendered
n delightful reception to lila clasmates nt
the home at his daughter , Mrs. President
Perry , tonight. Athough nearly 71 years at
age , he showed clearly n heart full at
sympathy for the young people , and especIally
for the young men and women who are In
college. himself deprived at the benefits oC
a college eucaton by the circumstances oC
his yculh ( , ho bas had the exquisite joy of
helllng scores of aSlllrlng students In their
efforts to gain knowledge ] ,
. Prof. howard P. DOlno returned today ) '
environs. tram 1 two weeks' visit to Boston and its
SnIt J'lght of Hey Sno\v.
NEWCASTLE , Neb. , Jan. 5.-Special- ( )
Roy Snow , 11 young man 21 years at age , liv-
Ing near St. James , eft ] his home yesterday
during a spel at temllrary mental derange-
mont , and Is supposed to be wandering about
the country.
Charles M. Woodward has fold the New-
caste Times to II. C. Anerson.
Ponca II considerIng the advisability at
becoming n village again ,
There Is n movement on toot tO ( build a
largo new opera house at this Place .
L. II. Powers , 1 school teacher , was aroused
from his slumbers at the Smith hotel In
ponca Sunday night by Sheriff McCabe , who
had mistaken him for n burglar who Is
wanted In Iowa .
Wnler Slealhnan ot Centerville . S. D. who
Is visiting with hIs brother-In.law at this
place , went huntng with two of the Ito
boys yesterday. Sleadman stumbled and fell
and the gun was accillenty dlscbargell. the
charge passin between one oC the boys '
legs antI , striking the younger , aged 11 , In
the Bmal of the log
Or,1 hireylties.
ORO , Jan. 5-Speelal.-10. ( ) E. Lloyd amid
daughter have returned from a brier visit to
friends In MIssouri Valley.
Orl loge No. 256 , Ancient Order of United
Workmen , Instlled the following olcer for
the ( ensuing year : Id. 1. Staple , mlster
workman ; F. Miske , torcmln ; II. Barnes ,
overseer ; II. A. Goodrich , past master worle-
man : T. Id , Lloyd , financIer ; J. A , Paten , receiver -
colver : P. Mallory , recorder , ; I. P. Dagget ,
guide : 0. Steyemon ( , inside warden ; J , H.
Luke , outside warden . ' .
Miss lahellorr has gone to Alliance , Neb ; ,
where she bas secured 1 good position .
I
( IV. , hull his sold his lumber yard to J ,
n. roelch at St , Paul. Mr. hall will re- I
maul In Ord. '
Itiimurtis $ l'1uaciI with Beatrice.
UEA''JCE , Jan , -Speclal ( 'eegram- ] )
Prominent otclals at the Dunkard church
have been hero for several clays Past atend-
log 1 bible Instute and were so favorably
In'pressell with the city and tIme beautiful
Chautauqua grounds that a strong effort wi
le malle by them to have Beatrice ' selected
as the place for holding next yea'r's anlual
meetIng at time church. These meetngs
bring together from 20.000.to . 30,000 peple
from all Parts ot 110 ( United States. HeIne-
8entatl'el were here tram ICanB3 , Colorado ,
Iowa , Illinois and Nebl'aska.
1"1\ ' ) I.on uf it 1nrmnnr.
NEBRASKA CITY , Jan G.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Jolin ) Erlelson's barn , one utile
eouth ot the city , burned last ulght together
with sl ] , bead of cattle , I large quanty at
hay , vehicles and horsus. rlckson was seriously -
rlrull stock. ) burned whIle eldea'orlnc to save the (
The Argo Starch works today contributed
tcrcrs 1,000 pounds at COr meal to western But-
SUPPLIES FOR - TIE STATE
Where the Various Public Institutons Will
Secure Food and Fuel This Ycar.
NAMES or TiE rORTNATE BIDERS
C. .1 , Miles Secures time J.Tglst Number of
Coal Conlrncta-Othcr Ulatrlhutel'
"crt ( ( ncrRly Throughout the
: lcrcllnts uf Ncbrskn ,
LINCOLN , Jan. G.-Speclal.-The ( ) Slate
Board ot lurchle and Supplies , which has
been In intermittent session for the past
three days , closed Its labors today and ad-
journed. The following bldllers secured con-
tracts for the various state Institutions , sam-
vIes at many at the goods beIng exhibited
to the board during the sessions. C. J. Miles
secured the larger number ot coal contracts.
The other supplies were dIvided among many
at the prIncipal firms doing busIness In the
cItes wherein are located the several math-
tuthons. The bids for furnishing the supplies
arc for the current quarter :
Nebraska Hospital for the Insane , Lincoln :
Coal , Wbltebreast Coal and LImo company ;
drugs , Chant Steenle ; dry goods , Miller &
Ialne ; groceries , homan & Co ; meats , henry
Itel ; four , Allmater Milling com pan ) ; ,
clothing , Mayer Dros ; shoes , Webster &
Rodgers
State Illustrlal School , Kearney : Coal ,
C. J. Miles ; groceries , City Block Grocery
company ; coal oil , Wallace E , fierce ; shoe
shop supplies , Henry B. Bragg & Co. ; meats ,
WIlal M. Keller ; flour. J. 1" Fitzpatrick I
( St. Paul , Neb. ) ; dry goods , C. B. lneh. '
Home for the rlendless , Lincoln : Coal ,
Lincoln coal company ; drug , W. H. ! he-
lander ; meats , Hubbard Dros ; bread , Wilam
McI.'arlan ; tour and reed ( open market ) ;
coal oil . C. Il. Mann : tea , coffee and spice ,
J. H. GeaEon : steam tttng , H. S. Smith
Machine company ; butter and eggs , lubbard
Uros ; printing , I.'assett Nickel egg Printng com-
Illny ; bulbs , Grlswoll Seell company ; hardware .
ware , Hedgers & MorrIs conllny ; shoes ,
Mayer Dros ; dry goods , Herpolschlner &
Co.
Insane Asylum , Norfolk : Coal , H. E.
lardy ; groceries , Raymond & ' Co. ; four ,
Durchard , Bridge & Co.
Chronic Insane Asylum , Hastings : Coal ,
C. J. Miles ; groceries. Charles Rums : four
ant feell , C. C. White' ; meats , Kalii & 1Iim-
denSlleher ; drugs , A.V. . Buchlt ; clothIng ,
W. J. Falk ; shoe , Kirby & Day ; dry goods ,
Wolbach & Draasch.
State ndustrlal 10me , Milford : Coal , C.
J. Miles ; flour ( open marlet ) ; meats ( open
market ) : groceries , dry goods and shoes , W.
J. Orcult. ( i ,
InstItute for Blind , Nebraska City : Coal ,
C. Chapman : groceries , C. ii. Hhomln & Co. ;
Ice , George N. Leldlgh ; bread , Lubcker &
Ituhumnanum
Institute for Deaf and Dumb , Omaha : Coal ,
B. G. Danes ; groceries , Courtney & Co. ; sla-
toner ) ' , Carpenter Paper company ; dry goods ,
try gools
N. D. Falconer : fittings , Churchill Pump
company ; meats . H. E. Welch & Bros. ;
drugs J. H. Schmidt : ice Arctic Ice company -
pany ; breath , U. P. Steam Baking company
Girls' Industrial School Gene'a
Grls' Inlustrlal : Coal , C.
J. Miles ; dry goods amid shoes Solomon &
Nathan : groceries , City Block Grocery com-
pan ) " ; four and feell : drugs , L. S. Fleg-
baum ; meats ( open market , but one bid , too
high ) .
Institute for Feeble Minded Youth , Beatrice -
rice : Coal , H. A. Webster ; groceries , Emi
Lang ; bread , Pearsal & Pearsal ; meats , L.
A. Hunter. L
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home , Grand Island :
Coal , C. H. DoguB & Co. ; groceries , City
Dock Grocery company ; four , Henry Glade
Gade
& Co. ; dry goods , S. N. Wolblch : oil . F. F.
Miler ; clothing , S. N. Wolblch ; shoes S.
N. Wolbach ; drugs , A. W. Buchitt.
IN MEMORY OF T. M. MAItQIJETT
In accordance with 1 motion made by
Attorney General Hastings In the supreme
court January 2. that the hon-
orabe ] court appoint 1 committee
at seven members of the court
to draft suitable resolutions at respect for
the personality and services of the late
lon , T. M. MarQuett. the court today nn.
pointed the foIO\'lng' \ members " - ot-- the bar
at the supreme court as such committee :
lion . George H. Hastng { lion. Amos Cobb ,
Hon. E. \'ake1ey , Hon. James W. Dawes ,
lion Frank Martin . Hon. O. A. Abbott , Hon.
\v. M. Robertson , lion. M. L. hayward , lion.
E. C. Calkins . The committee will report the
resolutions at an early da ) ' .
The new jUdge at the Twelfth judicial dis-
net , succeeding Governor Sias A. Holcomb ,
Victor M. Sinclair , has appoInted F. M.
Halowel as his court stenographer Mr.
Halowel was for nearly sixteen years
assistant with Judge GasHn. .
An amendment to the articles of Incorpora-
ton at the Courtand Beach as claton were
fed today with the secretary at state. Ar-
tide V Is amended to read : "SectIon 1. The
highest amount at Indebtedness or liability
to which said corporation shah subject Itself
corraton shal subjet Iselt
at any time Is the sum at $25,000. "
IN THE COUHTS
In the supreme court tOday was fed an
appeal from Douglas county Involving $6. The
case Is Douglas county plalntl In error ,
against Thomas Hayes. In the district court
at Douglas county Hayes secured judgment
for $6 witness fees The mater Is to de-
termlno the right at policemen to receive
witness tees for attendance In court.
This morning In the district court George
"iv Derge , who has aspirations for the county
judgshlp , secured first blood when the three
judges unanimously decided that the writ at
mandamus compelling the county commlsson-
era to approve his bond must Issuo. A stay
at execution was also denied. With per-
misson of the district court , Mr. Dorge will
ImmedIately begin acton In quo warranto lu
the supreme court to test tIme right to time
oiflce.
COMMISSIONERS ORGILNIZE.
The board of ,
new county commissioner
organized today by electing Fred Declman ]
as chmairnian. Dds for furnishing printIng
supplies for the year were opened . There
were four bidders , Jacob North & Co. , State
Journal Co" , Lincoln Printing Co. , and L. D.
Woodruff. The Slate Journal secured the
contract , which Is worth about $3,000.
The supreme court adjonrned this evening
until Tuesday , January Ii , at 10 o'cocle ]
a. m.
The church authorIties of University Place ]
have for several days been engaged In the
trial of Dr. W. H. Johnson for an attempt
to seduce an orphan girl who came Into his
ofce for medical advice Today a verdict
was rendered expelling him from the church ,
Dr : Huntngton ( , at Grace Methodist church
of 1.lneoln , presided at the trIal , and the
, cuseda : , represented y attorneys ,
! o was tlel lerore a commitee or seven
iuienibers fv. oC whom he selected lmlmneeif .
Ur. Johnsoll . formerly hived at Gehring mind I
Mindemi
The 11resldenl at the state board at agri-
culture has appointed aB members at the
commlleo to act with himself In openIng
hlds for the relocation at the fair , M , L.
Hayward , Nebraska City ; ) C. Bassett ,
Gibbon ; D. M. liarker Silver Creek ; J. B.
Dnsmore , Smitten ; and Ii , A. Stewart ot ilialr .
'he ( into far the aliening at tIme bids closed
January 1 , and the commileo ( Is supposed to
'bo now at work.
Ashland Social H\'ont. .
ASHLAND , Neb . Jan 5.-Special.-Mr. ( )
and Mrs , T. D. WIlson last night gave 11
elaborate party at their elegant home on
Quality ll , In honor at their daughters ,
Misses Veda and 1 al e. There were over
fifty seated at the repast served nt midnight.
The evening , ssas spent In games anti music ,
Postmaster l'lcket ( yesterday receIved Iler-
mInion to move the I.ostolce and today Is
busy moving Into the west room at Wig-
senholn block .
Miss Narclssa Snel returned yesterday to
l.incoln her pareumts. , after spending the holidays with
DavId Dean returned last ] evening from an
extensive business trill through Arkansas
Albert and Eugene I.owel , living west of
toWtl , reolved a telegram yesterday amm-
nouncing the suicide ot theIr brother at Nor-
man OLI.
Albert Yonngqulst. one at Swift & Cos '
ellloyes at the Ice plant , suffered a broken
arm this immornimig.
\n. . \ fruht to Ioturl 10/0 ,
ST. PAUL , Neb , Jan 5.-Speclal.-Sonte ( )
exciement was created ) 'esterday afternoon ,
when I was announcell that Marjory , the II-
year-old gIrl at J. A. Force , had strayed
,
AWAY. A number of people ImmediAtely wenl
out to hlnt for the ciihil , and last night she
was found In the tovmi pt Elba , ten attIcs
northwest at here , shq haying walked , the entire -
tire dlstnnce. She hail ! b6en to the postoflico
tro fostofce
after mail aM host ] I \ter l ( , for which her
mother scolded her inll enl her back to
hnnt for the lost lettoti ] Doing unable to find
It , she was afraid to return home , and wan-
tiered AWn ) ' , Whe' found she declared her-
self wlfn ! to return to her molher.
UVFF.\LO COlflTS ( tWO ! n\INO.
1IorlI0 Iltobte : ot thin YORT Not
tlculntrt to 1)isenii'isge ' lnrmiiers.
Neb. J&n . , ,
tmARNEY , , G-Speclal-The ( )
mortgage Indebtellnes record for Dulalo
county for the year iSO ! makes quito n cred-
Iable showing , considering the hard times ,
crop failures anti general depression In every-
thIng. There were fled during the year 531
farm mortgages , aggregating $126,775.31 ; released -
leased , 495 , amounting to $38V,9G5.03. On
town and c'ty property there were fled 216
mortgages , aggregating $ G,15,36. and 31G
released , representing $20I,627.S3. There were
thirty-five farm mortgages and sixty. three
city mortgages foreclosed during the year.
TgCUMSEl , Neb. , Jan . ' 5.-Speclal.- ( )
Twenty-one Ilortgngc were filed , with the
clerk ot Johnson county last month , aggre-
guttIng $25,250 , and thirty-three were re-
leased , aggregating $15,412.
OI ) , Neb. , Jaum 5.-Special.-Valhey ( )
county's mortgage record for December , ISV :
Farm mortgages fed , $12,63 76 ; released ,
$ tl,308,75 : city mortgages filed , $800 : released -
leased , $30,70. . chattel mortgages led , $ , -
33.H ; released , $2t9L97.
Mortgage record for l91'alley county :
Pum mortgages fed , $143,211.59 ; released ,
$17 , t5.96 ; city mortgages fed ; $3,976.1 ;
released , $50S 0.02 ; chattel mortgages tiled ,
$142,378.87 ; released , $ S1,360.55.
SClUYLm , Neb , Jan 5-Special.- ( )
TIme records of the county cleric's otce oC
all mortgages fell during the year 181 shows
as follows : Jnrm mortgages filed , 294 ,
amounlng to $32IOIG.9 ; released , 339 ,
amoultng to $27V,230.1 ; city mortgages
filed , slxly-tour , amounlng 10 $87,238.06 ; released -
leased , IVt , amountng 10 $70,466.37 : total
mortgages of all khmids ] fed , 72i , amountng
to $ l51,665.SS : released , 013 , amounting to
$403,136.31. Number oC sheriff's deeds and
other Instruments Issued .through foreclosure ,
fourteen. _ _ _ _ _ _
I.rUn lel.lmhs Jn 111 ( ) hlccrs.
LYONS , Neb. , Jan. G.-Slleclal-Amerlcus ( )
lodge at the Hebekahs , No. V2 , met nt their
1
hat last evening anti Instatell the following
olcers : Mrs. A. C. Rogers , N. G. ; Irs. J.
D. Hart , V. G. ; Mrs. P. L. Cook , secretary ;
Mrs. C. P. heck , treasurer ; lrs. C. Gehman ,
warden : Miss Celia Miller , chaplain. Ameri-
elms lodge was organized about one rear ago
ami has grown 10 be a strong lodge. .
Beatrice BrIck CnmlJn ) . In T.ouble.
BEATRICE , Jan. G.-Speclal ( Telegrani.- )
Foreclosure procecllngs were Instituted
today b ) Anna P. lidebraml upon a mort-
gage coverIng the Beatrice Paving amid
Building Brick compan . The mortgage was
gtven to secure a promissory note for IGOOO ,
the claim now amounting to about $ ISOo.
Charged with 11'11 1 I.UnRUe.
NEBRASKA CITY. Jan. 5.-Spcclai ( Tcle-
gram.-Chlet ) ot 10lc Falnce and Sherif
lubcrle arrested Wilam Wlsenster at the
Durlngton depot this cvenlng. Wlsenster
was acting In a frantic Ihanner. The prisoner
Is 1 tailor alI ] lives at Tecumseh.
Cold Storage ! " Ilulhlng ! liurneul.
DEEmn , Neb. , Jan. ' 5.-Special ( Tee- ]
gram.-The ) cold storage building owned by
the Dick Dros. Brewing company was today
totally destroyed by fire . The fire originated
from an oil stove.
lOcemer Chid 1erloJ1dy Injured.
DEEm , Neb. , Jan. G.-Specla ( Tele-
gram.-The ) little ] 5.year-old son at Matt
Flrran was yesterday very badly scalded.
, . ,
DEUESTS OJ EUGE.E 1CLLL1 .
Greater I'ortlou of His Fltnto Left to Ills
'Iio\v "ndJHclnUvc" .
NEW TORE , Jlr : 5.-the will of Eugene
Kely , UI millionaire banker , was fed for
probate today , I wl executed February
16. 189t. and bequethe the entire estate
to members of his family , with the exception -
' ton of $10,0 which Is left to the executors
'to be distributed among . Catholic orphan
asylums and other Institutions. The executors -
tors are Eugene Kely , jr. , Edward Kelly ,
' 'homa II. Kelly . Daniel SUIVtI and Plull
FIller . the last ] two name respectively sec-
rotary amid attorney for the deceased. 1'0
the widow . : lnrgrret A. Kelly . Is lef the
residence al 33 " 'est Flr ' -lrt street , the
stable J3 : West FIfty-first street and nil
the furniture , horses and carrlngea De
ceased bequeathed to his widow $200.00) ab-
solutely and stipulated that nn nnnuity of
$ : ; ; ,0 be paid her during her life. Eight
separate funds of $ : O each are create
for the eight children or Eugenic E. Beahes ,
widow of James E. Beale , anti daughter of
the deceased. Elch chid will receive the
InterCt on tl' $2,0 for twenty years , and
at the end of that tune he wIll receive the
principal. Mr . tme bequeathed to his
nephew , Thomas J. Kelly of Joliet . Ill. . $ . -
0 ; his niece , Catharine Kelly of Jolel ,
$ ' .O : his niece , Bridget Kelly. $10,0 ; his
nephew Joseph A. Kelly ot harper county ,
ICan. . $ ,0 ; to Mrs. Thompson of Calfor-
ala. former wIfe of his nephew , J. J. Kelly ,
and her chIldren , $20.0 ; to the children of
Edward Kelly , he belmig 1 deceased nephew ,
$20,0 : to ai. A. Hughes anti wire of Call-
( ernie , $20,0 : to W. J. Powel of St. Louis ,
$10.0.
Conoernlng his friend , Joseph Donahue of
San Fraumeisco. Mr. Kelly said In his will :
"During our long as ociaton his kindly
character \ has ever been the same and his
so endeared him to me that I cannot rest
satisfied to part tram him wihout ( giving
utterance to this testlon ) ' . ills ample for-
tune would make It Idle to attest my feel-
lug by legacies , but I trust he may receive
from my wife eouit.o porscJal article of mine
affeCtion. which will " remnant to 111 1 reminder of his
afecton. wi a. ; : es flint I HI Co ' bc given to Hebrew -
brew Insttlns : , amid ba/s : 'I make this
expression of preference . In favor of the
Citthmohic nn,1 ItLI ew Imtttitutkmm ( solely ) be-
cause other tehCI : : olr'll tl wealthier
and better able to care for their pcor. " 'rhe
deceased appoints hIs Ion , Eugene Kelly , jr. ,
to nIl the lU'lvlclBS lie may have II the
AmerIcan college ! t Hom" , nr11 his son Edward -
ward gets his interest us I patron In perpetuity -
pel1e-
tuly II the : Ielropolt 1 mUFelm of art
' 1he residue of the ( ' : stlt IS to bo held In
five parl8 In trust for nlgenle Beal , Eugene
Kelly . Jr. . ] dwnrt Kelly , 'I 1lolLS H. Kely
antI Margaret A , Kelly . wl'w ] of the Ile-
ceased . 'l'he trust I : to t , ltm't 1 : twenty years ,
It the eli of which the belelclalcN shalt
receIve the Jrlncllll of ( ii" : " .ncip . Robert
J. Kelly Is not mentioned in the will and
no reason Is all1JI-nt flr dlslnherltn'g this
SOl , limit Robert J. Kelly huts united with
the oilier chlhlren and the wldw II watv-
lug all objection to Jrolale.
. hlI'l UJ - ! ' .4 J'LTffIttX.
One of the Ollost of Auoclatet Prol 110n
J'I88/1 AWI )
ASnURy PARK , I',1J.,1Jumi , 5.-Daniel I.
Craig , who was the , l1ctl , general manuger
ot the ( New YOlks : < rlltel ] press , diet
here at 6 a. m. lie " : I upwards of 81 years
pld. lie retred froii cqnlectons ( with the
New York Assoclutel ! iuss II 1867.
NEW YOnK. JUI ' [ - II. Craig was the
originator of the frBl teWI service In time
UnIted ! Slates , a field In which Ills efforts
I'rorts
antedate the conalructOh at the electric
telegral.ha. 'fhe mnemjiupm ot cornniumiication
he employed II melJullI days was car-
Iler pigeons , At Irt' hIs oliertoll ; were
between New York mildiosiol anti litter
between Uoston Ind lulfnx , At first he
was engaged 11101 hla\ \ ymm , account hit II
181 he ultered Into nit IHreelelt vithVii. -
lum Swain amid A. 'H. Abel , joInt pro-
Ilrletor/ of the IhljnleiJhlu Ledger and
lialtiniore Rumu which , I ' degrees , developed -
oped Into the Assoclatld'ress , . Previous to
)
emigughuig In thl seEl'ictt Mi' . Craig hail
engaginG ! serlCI ll. CraiG hll
beel ut3sociated. Wll F. iO. J. SmIth , anti
the rivalrIes ot time ! ( wn pen cOlstlule ( ( In
interesting chapter In tIlt history of leWI-
gathering . I Is relatl'l ' of him that on Ole
occasion , when Ils J'lva. backed b I ) ' Uoston
amid New York newspapers , html charlere1
I steamer to express 1urotlean news from i
Halifax tp Boston , Craig traveled overhand '
to Hal tax , tlkln some carrIer Jlgeonl
with hint In 1 basket . At halifax lie took
passage on the Iteller Inwlrdbouli from
Europe , anti when It was withIn safe Ils-
titmice ot lie ( llssachuets coast he let
loose lila 111eons. frelghte,1 with the cream
ot the news rrom thl ( old world , The blrts
beat the charlered Iteamer to land anti
time newspapers served by Craig were en-
aIded to score IU ! Plt" upon their rh'als.
Tills success 10 added to the prestige ot Mm'
Crulg that ( the oppositIon vauiers gave UII
)
their charter or steamers ant left the lell
II the undisputed Ilslesslon . ot llr , Craig
Elect I rlch11 IUle11 nt time NW 11 I. . lon II.
TACOMA , 'Vn . h. , Jami -Two tholsll\l
volts ot electricity lalsclI through Peter
Peterson , drY electrician lt the city highit
station this ( 10rlng ; , Instantly killing hint
In inakiiitm' ! tIme l'halg\s on the switch-
Ioard he grasped two itugs Ut lie ame
( hue , hIs thumbs touching too far UII mud out
time non.lnsulatell i' ) rtlon . 'i'Imere was 1
Itrtnn.
lash and he fell bark. lie had been In the
employ of time compn } ' six years ,
.
GOSSIP OF ? TIE THEATERS
"Trilby" t Bc DrmatizQl ( for A M Pal-
mer by Paul Potter .
-
EVENTS TIS : WEEK AT TiE PLAYHOUSES
Sol Smih Jhlscl anti 11s Interpretation of
Ir l'amigloas In Colcm'It1 "llclr-mtt-I.nw"
- 'hollho. . of "Ucn liolt" Stilt
l.tvlug-ossll' of Ito Stage ,
-
Theatrically the Past week has nol ben remarkable -
markable In any way except In the appearance -
anco'at Sol Smih HUBsel In George Cole-
mnn's ( the younger ) picture at life nn hun-
mired years ago , "The heir nl Law " 1ublo
interest was keen In nntcllmtlnl Mr. Hus-
sell's characterization ot Dr. 1angloss , and
In consequence DOYll's was crowded MomllY
oveuming , arid for that matter , the whole engagement - ,
gagement , which was'tbe most proftable the
genial comellan ever played In Omaha Th re
were " iiatturaiiv .1r.r.n. " . of nnlnlnn IR to
. . _ . . . .
"n nntlrnlv _ ' . . . .n _ n _ ' . _ n _ _ _
Mr. Rtusdll's portrayal oC the priggish doctor
'
who' was perfectly wilting to debase his tal-
eats for mone ) ' , Those who saw Mr. Jefter-
son , : lr. Warren amid Mr. Owens In
the part have memories necessarily , which
were dlmcult to disabuse In time Ighl at
Itusseli's 1angloss , but thoSG who saw time .
Ilorformanco for the first tme were perfectly
content to take Mr. Ittusseli's interpretation
Ullon serious lines. That he nstonlshed his
friends with the broadness of his humor , Its
unction and its classlc11 suggeston Is neon-
celled fnct. lie brought lew hOe that the
old comedies would not die out altogether
so long as ho was ] ICrmllell to appear before .
a\1ear
fore the footghts , Next season he will be
seen In still another at time old comedies ,
"The Rivals , " but as nab Acres he wIll have
harder work to prove hlmselt n worth ) ' suc-
)
ccssor to Joseph Jefferson than he dll as
Pangloss , However , Mr. Ihlsel deserves
encouragement In his determinaton ( to re-
, viva a lagging Interest In the old plays , all
1 his Acres wIll bo secn wih relish .
Poor Trlbyl Not content with having
IIYllotset tIme girl , It Is now the determina-
ton of Paul Peter to dramatze her. Mr.
Ialmcr , for whom the drmatzaton Is to
1 > made , Is represented 'have said : "Since
time announcement that I proposed to Ilrolluce
a dramatization at Du Manner's story I have
received scores of letters from yotmng ladles ,
whose names I never heard before. who
think that they cnn Imersonate nu Ma'urler's
heroine to the life. As a mater at fact , I
haven't dcclded yet who shall play Trlb ) ' .
)
MIss Virginia Earned may bo cat for the
imart but , as 1 say It Is not settled. Mr. E.
J. lenle ) ' may play the hart oC Svengal ,
and , I think , would do It very wehi , but that ,
too Is still undecided. A great many people
have salll that they do not consider 'Tnhlby'
a suitable story for dramatization . I am ot
nn entirely different opinion. I.thlnk that
It Is In exceedingly strong dramatc slor ) ' .
The love story at Trilby and Little Blee ,
her sel-sacrifce at his mother's pr'er. her
career under the hY10tc Infncuce or Snn-
gal and her final breakdown and d lh-ean
a playwright ask for better material ? Ot ,
course the hypnotic singing and all that can
only bc suggested lint lie story itself can
he put on the stage , amid tn n very attractive
way , too , 1 thlnl "
Apropos at "Tnilby" and the song "Dcn
Bolt . " which Is Introduced Into the story , II
Is InterestIng to know that Dr , Thomas Dunn
Englsh ) , who wrote "Den Del , " Is I restdent
of Newark N. J. , and Is about 7G years old.
Ills versatilIty seems to have been illImitable ,
for ho has achieve more or less renown asa
a poet novelist , dramatist , physician , lawyer ,
and politIcian . TIme American Encyclopedia
credited him with being the author at twenty
successful dramas , with haying written
drnmls wih wrllen several -
oral books anti poems and with having acquired -
quired distinction In various other ways , but
ho wi always bo remembered , probably , as
'
thme'authbr of "Ben Bolt . "
Some of his friends say that Dr. English
Englsh
Is not less than SO years old , an dthe records
show that he graduated from the University
at Pennsyynnla ] In the class of IS35 , but the
75. doctor Insists , nevertheless , than his ago Is
75.I must be admitted even then that he Is
young hooking ] for his age , for alhough his
line drooping mustache Is almost white , his
head Is covered with 1 mass of dark hair In
which silvery strands have only begun to
appear. Dr. English Is a democratc member
at congress tram New Jersey , amid was defeated -
feated for re-election In the recent landslide. ]
'When asked the other day how he came to
write time song , Dr. English sid It was nn
indiscretIon that he had committed fifty
commied ffy
years ago. He wrote the hines at the no-
quest of N. P. WIllis . editor at the New Mirror -
ror , In 1843 , who wanted something ( In the
natur at , a sea song , and sent them to Mr.
Wiis with II' note teling him that It lie
didn't want thel not to return but to burn
theni
The song pleased Mr. Willis , who published
It prominently , and It was copied exten-
sively In English papers without credit
finally coming to be regarded as ot BrItish
orgln. ] After I beamo popular Dr. Eng-
hishm wrote some music for the lines . but an-
other composer , lVlllm Kneass , had fore-
staled him , and tIme music at Mr. Kneass
remained atached to time lines.
Since then time fang has been sung all over
time world and has had n mono permanent I
popularity thnn any other song In time Eng-
lieu hauuguage It Is revIved every now and
then , and bids fiiI to be as much ot a rage
as It was between forty anti fifty years ago.
Coming 'ihmeuttelcat 1 "oIIA.
The succradul American mumeho-titama ,
"Ship at State " opens its week's engage-
ment nt the Empire with a matne tomitmy :
I Is I drmatc comedy drama , ahounJlng In
Inl'rcbtlg , srenes and exciting Incidents and
while buIlt upen melo.dramatc In , ' . It Is
still remarlclly tree rrom exagerltlon at
any sort Time jiiot which Is at great human
Inleret , deals with love ant patriotsm and
nil the situations are true to life and free
from claptrap sensationalism . All oC the
stage settings are entirely new and of a most
elaborate character , particularly the scene at
time end ot the last act , whmichm shows the
great battle between the British and
and American fences , known as "Perry's
Victory on Lake Erie. " There Is plenty ot
comedy throughout the ( Ilece anti several
bright specialties are introduced The company -
pany Is conceded to he 1 ( thorough ! competent -
tent one anti shou1l meet with tIme santo
success which has characterized Its presentations -
sentatons In other cities .
Doyd's theater will be dark the first four
nIghts ot the presenl week , owing to lie
canceling at time Grismer-Davies company In
' 'rle New South "
"The Country Circus" \hl , " "nR n Rtrnnf
hold ] ' -UP IIHtlle - icctioni ; . . T our . thmeateiZ t
goers , wi come to lawn , and figuratively
pitch Its tents wihln the walls ot time Boyd
on Thursday night ot this week for four
nights and Slturday matnee , Who cares
that the ring he smaller than Darnum'B ?
You can see mull the wonders better-time
tralnell horses , who Bhoot one anothel' deader
or \lay leal ; frog nt the crack of the whip ,
or the wonderful dogs which can do almost
anything but talk and really seem to try
to do that , and many other attractions that
are absolutely new. "The Country Circus"
Is too well known here to need any extended
descniptiomi . Time delicious New nglanll I
comedy which precedes It Is as quaint as
ever , and all the strongest features oC the
tanbark at last year are retained , hut the
chief attraction now lies In lie many absolute
new novelties which this enterprising ] firm at
managers have added to their already
enormous attraction. A new act has just
been Introduced and will he seen for the
first ( line In this city , I Is I.uclano Tatal ( ,
the flying serpent. Another attraction for
the chidren Is that ( celebrated clown , hIlly
Conrad , who , with his dog and 11nles , cart
alnost give au e'enlng'l entertainment.
Wiiam Showles , who was for the past two
seasons time star at the Barnum show , Is
with the "Country Circus" now . I.a Belo
Tina , another recruit from the Barnum &
Bailey show , Is a most beutful ( and accom-
pItched young woman , Next In order conies
a troop at real ArabIan acrobats In world-
beating feats of ground arid iotty turnbiirmg.
Following "Time Country Circus" at time
lloyd. comnes Miltomi Nobles for one rilgimt
( time 15h ( ) In "Front Sire to Son , " appearing
In a benefit verfoniuiance for Alt Salrmts'
chmurch of this city.
Following "Time Ship of State" at time Empire -
pire , comes the famous John L. Sullivan.
A Great Sale
-OF-
fMus1io Uiierwear1
Monday , January ith , will be the Opening Day1
Fetli anti ' % Ylritct' snics aut prnatknlly over' oi ClOaks linti
flhltl w'e'rc lioss' only cleriu'Iitg tilein out mit ' 'tBSt 01' II.h" ( IS lfllti *
ivirn IhLtVe 'IsItctt 0111' store dtirlitg the hast vcck ktio' to theIr
SittiSfLIdttUht , litit w'c ltitvc inndc , Iuiis to liii the dtill tiitie gmt ; be.
t'eeit 'Intei' IllitI spring SCitSoihi4 ' 1tIi mm out mill-i out ' ' ) '
East Snie" tiE Miishlii Uutdei'wemn' . 'l'hese stles : hmn'c it Natloitni l'cp.
. iitittioit Ill Imti'gci' cuistmr'it cities. 'lly iint inrtke tileilt US III OifllIIhn ?
.1 OIh1OL'i'O-Iol1Lla3' itlo1'tlil1g-'c take
OUR FIRST STEP
_
Alhil s'c believe 1(5 tIle yeai's t'oll on tilat liLtilCil S'iII be 'nItIng fox'
0111' i'4tislln Umiderw'citm' Smtle emicli season ,
I' ii'II hiuid no Iititshlii Untlcr'car' ti'.islt iluJi'C-lhO tli'cgs Of the
llliti'kct-ll . ( ) old tOtIs iititi'ked dow'it-but mill fresh , ie' goods-all
lie % desigIls foL' 1895 ,
Ve IL hot take tite srice to gI't.i tie4Cl'iptiltS. No iiutttci' l1tS'
littlialt w'c saId 1101' 1io' 'ehl we sitid It , ito Itlemi 'oultl be eottveycd
01 tue timitisumil bal'gmtIns w'e'l ) give , 01113' ii PoL'41)iitth 'lsIt to our
Ulidcr'ivcrtt' l'Ooitt Clill tb that , but % ' feel Hit 0111' lltSt h'tl'd for
kCCIlig [ faith s'Rh ( lie public Ill tautuse our store to be tlti'oiiged
bcyomtd nil pm'eedcilt 'iten 'e say thimtt tliI sale , foi' 13lltt Ilde
iuet'lt , I1l ( ) tlt-tiliiSS all foi'inei' LJntLcrvett' Smiles helI lit Oimuiliit ,
Such Cow'ns 3'OII lIt2'ci' saw us 'c % 'IlI give tutllol'l'oi % ' at 49c
to $1.48 citehu , nor Skirts itt 83c 1111(1 tl , mint' It'aw'em's mit 19c to 62c
1101' Coi'iet Covei's at 35c ittiti up.
WILL YOU COME ?
Send for a Catalogue.
flCKSCOFIELD
U COAKS.SIIIIS.FURS. [
Paxton Ulock.
'hmo for twelve years was time central figure
hum sportiuig circles. A mmciv iiiay will be pro-
senteih iithm novel vlot amid commipetemit Interpretation -
pretation , by nut excellent coummpnmty of artists ,
which should Insure a repetition of tIme
former great success he has achieved in this
city. _ _ _
( losaip or ( hut Pttutge ,
Ibsen's latest ilay is called ' 'Little ' Idyhot. ' '
Tue sprightly Lotta is spending the inter
iii Egypt ,
Iicerbohmmn Tree will sail for Aiiieniea next
Saturday.
It has comae at last. Paul Potter is to
hr.tinatize Du ? ttaurler'a ' 'Tniiby' ' for A. M.
Paluuter. Let. ( lie gotis weep.
Sol Sntitlm Russell's new eounetly for next
season is to be vnittemi by Margaret Merriumg-
tori , time author of "Captain Lettnrblair. ' '
Mary hampton , hmo is playing Itosammiouid
lit "Sowing time W'ind , " cimmirges 25 cemits each
( into hme writes her attune for nit autograph
fiend and entls time money obtained iii this
way to a hospital. Tlmis is a good scheme. It
teuitls to relieve distress anti dimninislm time
rauiks of time collectors ,
Mr. lladdon Chmamnbers , time nuttier of "Cap-
timin Swift" and "Time Idler , " and Mr. B. C.
Stephenson , the successful adapter of many
French playc , are joimmtly responsible for
the ne\s' umielodramima , "Time Fatal Card , ' ' whIch
Mr. Chmarhes Frohimnan liroduced last Mommday
night at l'alnter's theater.
It costs alniost as much to protituce a good
play in thmeso day as it. dces to buy a imonse
and furnish it. Time cost of the production of
Sardou's "Mmo. Sans Gene" Is ami iilij.zIra-
tion of this fact , These are tIme Items : Furniture -
niture , $5,200 : costumes , $8,400 ; scenery ,
$7,900 ; properties , , $1,600 ; jewels auid armors ,
$1,600 , making a total investmnemmt of $24,700.
The first mmlghmt. of time Frederick IVarde and
Louis Jantea engageineut at time ScimIlleu
theater , Chicago , the entimusiasni 'as so
great over "Time Lion's Mouth" ( hat Mr.
\Vardo was compelled. to aclcmiowledge witim
a speecim. The graceful manner in wlmhcht lie
did so coniphetely captivated time audience
anti the enthusiasms becamnmi still greater as
U , , : jJdJ , , ucccucu.
The cast of "Time Passing Show" for Canary
& Lederer'a No. 2 comniiany will include lIar-
ney Fagan , Will S. Rising , Burt. ilaverly ,
John Donaimime , W. J. Mason , James lioran ,
Misses Jessie Carlisle , Laura liiggar , Helen
and Henrietta Byron , Lucy Pixhoy , Gertrude
Itandolpim , Minnie Stehla , Edna Lyle , Marjorie
Thornton , Jeannet htiiea , Alice Summervihio
and Kato Ashmton ,
LOU , Fuller will make a grand produclion
of "Saiome , " a fantastic allegorical ballet by
Armande Sylvester , tIme famnous French author -
thor , on February 1 at the Counethie Parisi-
cane in Paris. She Is miow touring from
Cannes to Nice and Monte Carlo. After pro-
dimcing "Salorne , " "La Loic" will dance rapIdly -
Idly through Africa , Australia amid Imidla ,
coinIng to Antenica for the season of 1895-96.
Seventy-five thousand dollars to keep off
the stage ! In timis cold weather , whiemi follow-
lag time railroad tracks Is not all it Is cracked
up to be , mitammy would gladly sign an ironbound -
bound contract for half that sum never to
step before time footlights again. Francklyum
Iteghid , however , is different front time great
majority of actor folks , which may account
for time size of time aura. lie is young nail
handsome , and has a fond wife who dotes aim
him , She is supposed to be some years lila
senior ; she imas a large fortune , arid , evitiently
us'nre of tIme trials arid lmnrtlsiuilms tmaually
timrown iii as chmronios with a dramatic career ,
site desires to protect her youthful husband
from these by placing tIme lutconme of $75,000
at his disposal for time uiext five years. It , at
time end of this tIme , Mr. Itegild is still stage-
fancy tree , time princlliai , ss'hmicht is now iii
( rust , will revert to himn without conditions ,
iIJ1JIEVId Zt' .11112 J'JWSl'ElW U'i.
Turkish ( loycrimimiomit Tolls of Jg I'iitlmorly
Love for Timommi ,
WAShINGTON , Jami , 5.-Time following of-
tidal telegram was received at time Turkish
legatioum In this city , daetl ( Conetnuitiriophe :
"Certain newspapers Imave mnalntained lately
that tile number of Armenians iii 'L'urhcey
reaches many millions , math timat. ( buoy are
badly treated , IlotIm assertions are absolutely
false. According to ( hue most rclable ! stais- (
tics the Armenians hlviuug in Turkey are a
little over 900,000 , of whom 200,000 nra es-
tabhisimed iii Cormatarutimiophe itself , Those of
time Armenians residlmig in time puovinces are
distributeti all over time country , so thmat.
nowhere do they constiutute ( lie niaorlty of
( lie PoPulation , Time fact is achcumowledged ,
even hy Turkish detractors , that time Otto-
milan Aruieuminns have schools amid a hitera-
ture , which not only proves that ( hey are
hot exposed to vexatious treatment , but , omm
time contrary , time Tmmrkisli governmemit favora
their lmmeitutions ( , wisimes tiiemn to iuresenve
their lamiguage mind nationality , and has so-
cumred timeir well hielmig. ' '
utah Sehitinis Itro m'rosperous.
W/tSIIINGTON , Jan. 6.-Time anmiunt me-
port of time comriiissboner of chmoohs of Utaim
% , mit3 auhuniteti ( to time secretary of time in.
tenor today. It sets otmt ( lint time bieoiile of
thummt territory are ehmowlmig a marked in.
crease In etlucational mmiaere amid ( hint time
rtchiooi limlildingia are overcrowded , TIme rico-
i'le of Utimim , says time report , ure immeetlag
( lila crowdeti commilitlon , uieitIiito time recent
iepressioii , with energy most worthily ox-
vended In time direction of mmew buiidingmm ,
.
h.j,1 , TJJJIC J'OItJJ4ST ,
Fair amid Coidor vltlm Juihmwci ( 1Vinui lii
Nolrumskrm ,
W'/tI3IIINCITON , Juit , 5.-Time forecast for
Sunday is :
Jor Nebraska , South Dakota , Kansas arid
Colorado-Fair ; colder ; miorthiwest winds.
For' Iowa nnd Mlaaounl-L'tmir ; colder ;
Imortimsvemtt winds ,
JotaI Record ,
OFFICE OF TIlE WIiA'I'IIlilt BUREAU ,
OImlAliA , Jitit. 5.-Omaha recurti of temperature -
aturo amid rainfall , compared with the corro.
spending day of time imust four years :
lEtS. 119 $ . 1S'JI. 1892.
Mmoxlnmuin temperature. . , , 30 11 itI
Mimmiinuin tempeaturu , , , , . 111 6 11 22
Averimgo temnhmermmture , . , , , , 21 12 11 23
Precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , r .01 ' 1' .trj
Condition of ( eumperature ammil vreeivituttion
itt Omaluio ( or time day and uiuicu Zilamcir 1 ,
Normal tembierature , , , , . . , , . , , , . . , . . . , . , , . , , , , , 13
Excess ( or time day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Normnma I vri'cllil ( a t limit , . . , , , , , . . , , , . , . . . . 03
hiculciandy for ( Ito . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( mmcli
Total imrcciidtatioim binec Mumchi 1 16.01 inches
Dcllclency bInmee Marcim I. . . . . . . . . . 15.77 immehiemi
Li. A. % VEtS11 , Observer.
CANiIIIAN ) LINE CIVES IN
Contents to a Settlement of Its Difforeuco3
with Western Lines.
BECOMES ErrccrvE ON JAUAflY 14
Omme of ( lb ( treat 0binoloa ( ii tlio Foritma-
(10mm of ( lie Tr.mmmscommtlimcmtuul , , usnelmm-
then Itrmuovett-UmuIomi l'ncIIlo
Iioycott Now lit time % muy.
ChICAGO , Jamu. 5.-TIme Cammadiami Pitcmflo
has given its assent. to the imrolmosition made
to It by tIme western lines last week arid
Chmainumian Caitlwehi left. for Mouitrcal tommigimt
for time PUriiosO of arramiging tIme details with
General l'asscnger Agent McNicoll of ( lie
Camiadian i'aclfle , Time imroositiori to which
tIme Camiadhaum Pacific has giveum its assent pro-
'ides that ( ho payntent of all excessIve coma-
missions on lmiimmiigrant business shah cease
on a date to be selected by time Cauiadiaut
Pacific , amid whmichm It imas designated as Janu.
any 14 ; that time Canadiaut l'aeluIc shall assent
to time basis of tlmo division of traffic in no-
cordaumce with ( lie agreomitent of the western
hues which was reported two weeks ago ; the
routimig of all business by ( ho ageumt of time
inimutlgranmi cicarimig house in time east ; ( lint
( Ire Canadian Pacific must assent to tIme dif-
ferentinls on Pacific coast business , as arranged -
ranged by tIme western lines two weeks ago ;
and finally ( hint it shall becomiio a mitemuber of
time association on trautseomitinental traffic , In
acceptimmg tIme proposlUomi of tIme western lutes
time Canadian Pacific has remmioved time groat-
eat obstacle to ( lie formnatioa of time nssocin-
( ion , arid it is nmov believed tmmai. time agreement -
ment can be formed wlthotmt fumrthmer delay ,
as.far as time Canadian Pacillc Is concermied.
The comnmmilttee having charge of the
troubles of time Union Pacific with tIme otlmer
roads has liresented a proposition to that road
for time settlement of time row , and an ammswcr
( rain time Union Pacific is expected by Momi.
day. The plan is to subumilt everytiming to a
board of nrbitratiomi , consistIng of Geumeral
Passenger Agents lieafford of time Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. l'amul , Chiarltout of time Alton
amid Knlskern of time Nortlmwesterii , General
Passenger Agent Lomax of .thie Unioum I'a-
ciflo iuas gen to Oniahma to consult with time
other ofilcinis of lila road amid it is expected
hue will be able to uimake an ammswer by Mon.
day , or very shortly after that date.
IlOl'ES I0R II tIIMONY.
Hallway Passenger Agommts Trying to l'mitoi *
Up /igrcomurmt. .
General Passemigcr Agent Lounox imas been
asked to arbitrate time boycott wim'cim for two
years hiss been inaimtalned agahmmst t1i Ummiomm
Pacific. But. Mr. Lornax does not seemmt to be
In an arbitrating mood , if reports front Ciii-
cage may be relied upon. Time general has-
senger agent of time Ummion I'aciilc wemmt to
Chicago Timursmlay upon time personal solid.
tation of tIme late \Vestern Passenger association -
ation , anti with a deterimilnatioum to work. for
time orgamilzatiomm of a transcontinental asoo.
ciaIon. ( lie had hoped limo boycott. would ho
lifted , in view that harmony was s'cry greatly
desired by all time himmes cormcermied , however ,
a commnittee was appdintc'd to take up tIme
boycott aim orumigrant busimmeas , consistiumg of
Frammcis of time Buniirmgtomt , Sebastian of time
Itock Isltmmmd , llemmnott of ( hue 1(10 Grande arid
i..ouimax of time Union I'acific. After review-
imug tIme situation ( lie canmmmilttee reported that.
( lie tmiembers couhd cot agree , and for the
vary obviomus reason ( hint Frnuicis , Sebautian
amimi Bemmumett immaintaimmeti thmat their
vonition was correct , while Mm' ,
Lounnir , decidedly In time minority ,
insisted ( lint time boycott was wrong , Thiemt
camne time smmggestlon to aniultrato , amid nit last
accounts Mr. Lomax bail not mimatle imp ills
mmiluid % vlmethmer to subunit to arbitration or not ,
For nearly eight treeks the lines interested
iii tIme formimationm of a traniscontimiental asloci.
atloim have endeavored to reach ii satlsfac.
tory conclusion , but imo apparent progress lies
been made. The Santa Fe-Sommtlmernm Pacific
differences have been referred to time general
passenger agent. of ( hue two roads , iimo hiss
reported "rio lirOgress , " arid asketi for further
tIme , '
Jammies W' . Munn , vimo returned froumi the
meeting yesterday mnorrminig , stated ( lint.
so far as hue could see , no progress
hind boon imiatlni towmmrth time formation
or a now association , "Of course come mat-
( era have imeen gotten out of tIme way by
rcautomi of time rmieetirugum wimicli would hmave
hmeemt ( audi Uj ) mm or omit. of fime associntlonu ,
I aumtlcipato ( hint trouble will grow out of
time Protest tIled by ( lii , esstenmi trunk lines
against time divlsioim of territory gramited time
Canadian l'acific , arid a coimference vitli
these lines will tmnmtiouihmteully have to be imaul
before any ugroemiicmmt is reached , filmould
time Canadian i'aclilc refuse to accept ( lie
new divIsion of territory , whiieim must rice-
essarlly anemic from ) ) ( lie conference , themm vil1
comae a most iumterestinmg conmphicationm , l1or
nmmyseif , I believe ( liii Amnmorican lines coulti
form an association Intlepenilent of ( lie Cann.
( han Pacific , although seine of the bIg trrmuilc
hines comitenmml ( ( mat. time presemico of time Cans.
diamu l'aehiie is absolutely essential. "
llelpemi by ii Cotton Crop ,
"My iireseumco In Ommmahma at timle time is
purely imtcldermtal to a tour of irispectiomu , "
rernaniceti W , 13. Dodmirldgo , gemmoral manager
of time MissourI Pacific , to ii flee man , "f
flail ( lie system In good commnlltlon. The earnings -
ings time vast year arm ( lie Missouri Paciflo
will not show such a decrease as one seouhti
irmiagino for such a dull veriod , This is due
to time fact ( lint tue southern inea of time
system have paith vehl arid profited imy a good
cotton crop , wimlciu offsets , to some extent , time
busses on nortluermm lines , Time central brunch
Is r'eing fairly vell.Vo (10 not auuticipate
0mm ) ' fimntlier rerermclmmmiemmfa ( fri train service or
salaries mmnless forced to It by absolmme ( no-
cesalty. We are down to iJel rock mmow If
time Nm'htrasku roliet trains trout time south
conic our way possibly we will thu our share
1mm time way of transportation , but we will
0osa time bridge when we comae to It , "