Nebraska Newspapers

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'rUE O [ .AJrA DAIL" , lU Ec TUESDAY , tTANUAUY 8 , 1S ! ) .
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- In civil Inolter In ndl1lton to the county
attorney to pro ecute or 11erenll such civil
action os the Interests of the county may
emand .
cemnnc.
Sente fe No 1i. hy Crani omen,1 , the
low relating to rel.ters of 110d 80 that
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In counties having more than mooo Inhlbl-
ants the register or i11s may retain no
more than I,2QO per nnnuln for the service
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of ele ! , Ielmty nor more than $ GO per month
for the Fervlcel of each copyIst or nulstnnt.
Senate tile No. 29. by Due . of lorlnn , pro ,
hlhlts the giving or receiving of free passes
over the rnlroa.l . of Nebrask
SETTI.INO ATTORNf.YS't
' Senate file No , 28 , II Graham of ( ] ace ,
fixes th 810rles of county attorneys os fob
V lows : In counties of not more than 2.rOO
Inhnb1tnnt , . $300 per annum : nol more than
t.ooo. 500 per onnum In cOlntM of from
10.000 to : ? .OOO Inhohlanh , $ OO per annum :
In countes of from 20.0JO to M.O ) : litiutbi-
tanll $1000. anti . In counties of more than
lOOO ; Inhnbl1nl. $2.50 ( ) per annum.
Senate file No. 29. by Callwel , of hail ,
nmtI(1 ( the law relating to the practce of
lenl try.
Senate fo No. 30. by Stewart of flawea ,
provides that officIal notices to he made hy
' state county anl , court orclals which have
alllcnton. Interest or reerence to any par.
tcullr : . . IfcII } ' . shnl hcrearer he Ilrlntell II
the . . , .
Ity. nc..spaper 11bllheI 1 nearest SJ11 10cl.
Rento file No. : J. by Stewnrt of Iawes
proposes to lalo J01 anl silver coins of
the tliilft'i Slates legal tender In the etate
of Nebrnskn. !
Senate flo No. 33 , by Watson of Otoc Ilro-
vhles thl In countes having les than TO-
OO Inlililtnnts county cnlnlssloner thou
not receive compensaton for senlon sen'lce
for more than forty days II any one yer.
81S\TI : : : IIlIIIt ' Sl'IO.
1.lnntrllt ( ovorllr nloornUIIOlt "
"I'rh' Ho Clrrth : ut II ' Uwn SeIflCtIII1. '
I.INCOLN , Jtn. 7.-Sllclal-As ( ) soon a ! ,
the l nto convened , thi . , afternoon Iathburn
of Eurns orewl a reJlutOI to the effect
and purllose ns . felols : That , owing tl
urgent nece&I for prompt and pcly action .
Il be the tens of the senate that nil relict
nx'asures shal have preference over all
other3. The resolution rent over under the I
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rule.
Cldwcl of 1:1 otferej a resolution hnv-
Ing the lunc object In. view but cnteinplat-
log ! : I far 10re cOlpreh'nsl\'e : ! effect. 1
practcal ) ' binds the legislature . insofar an I
the sente ts conceriiel , to legalize all .
: concernel legalzo .l ex-
JletHUures ) lade by toultty comllssloner or
upervlsers. The resoluton 13 as folows :
\Vhcrens. Thert 11 I suffering nmon thu t ?
nmonl
clt7enl or HOle IlortOU oC our Htatc by
reanon or ilu' cxtrcme l'oulh
realol thl during the
hlt ) 'enrnl : , Urln/ -
' 'hercn ! Immrdlntc nation Ihoull , he
taken to relieve uch Eurrcrln : therefore ,
11e It {
flelovccl . 'rhat the I iinte vhhi ' '
1lnte give Pro -
. Cdeiice to all hills ' wi gl'e II'C- :
cEleucc It al his relative to bUlh relict :
Hcsol\ed. 'hat : thl Ilthorltl cC the
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fverl connlt3 II which Hur"rlng exlH !
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arc herehy rolluestcd to relieve the tinini
nt once thib4 It the cost of IHch counties . Innl Inll t
Imt tds legl11ature wil pua : laws Ilgnl-
Izlll Ilch action ; unit 1)1 l I further
Iteaolvotl. . ' 11t / copy oC these resolution : S
be
forwarilcil . to the chairman of each 1
cottnty boaIll : by the Ilcrctnry or thc Ineh Hen-
nte , and that the IIWsl.per. or the btuto
tIe l'crueftcd to publ h them II full .
Objection being niade the resolution welt
over under the rules.
Smith of Dougla ) offered a long looked-to r
rosolutiofi . authorIzIng the leuLenant governo C
goverlor
'o appoint a snltahlu perRon to act as his
" . rivato clerk" ( luring the se3sJn ) , Pita 'reso , -
luton was adopted.
Lieutenant Governor Moore announced the
following ( appointment ) of senate pages : Carl
Patch , Harrlon Ilartin Gus Roberts , Plcrr 5
Mlnn , .Jnme8 C. tretirauVlllatn ? Arm L
.tron Clarlc. , Hezhl Bennel , Lee Ensey. \VIhli C
The rest or the afternoon seslon was take
- up with the rending of new bills. Senate file is
, rom No 10 his. fe3
: to No. 3t inclusive were read at
_ ' . ' 8 _ length for the first tune , and Nos. 1 to Din-
elusive were rend at length the second the IC
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and tcrred fo { appropriate comnihttue. tmO
' aplfoprlte comll
The appointments of pages \.erO theu ( cot 1-
.frlFtUHI ! the senaC adjourned till 10 o'cloc ic
tl o'cocle
f tOjlloroIo \ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
.ioqi : 1hIUL' , . 1.liUSI"U'ISG.
Thlrt'-Threo nlJ > forNctw 1.IW8 II'rllnccll I
Inll I'Itsoli oil SI'C"II ! I 1I'IIII I .
LINCOLN , Jan. i.-Speclnl.-Tho ( !
) - first
lrst extended : -
' tended adjournment of the ( 'sctSlon or the
he'lse came to u close today at 3 p. m. , when
Speal.C nchards rapped the members to I
order mil decks were cearer : for action.
PolowJI ! the Invocation of Chaplain Maze :
the roll cll showed twelve absentees , Darry ,
. DurJw , Fly livlck , 1tllIth. Jlld' , Mattson ,
2lerrlelt SI3son. , , 20ehrman , Pohlman , Shoot and I
4 In the midst of the reading of the joural I
'Cocly ' or Cass moved a suspension or the
reading , which was carrIed. Two petitlot is
from Da\ , 'a county for privilege petiIons
bonds to buy aced grain were referred tC the
, commitee on relef ,
Iop of .ahlne Ient up a resolution to
print lOO copies ) or the me3suIca of cx-Gov-
lernor Crounso and Governor Iloicemb for
general distribution. D.vles of Cau mCved
nn alellmenl to make the n111nb311,0
copies each , which pEsel on I close vote.
A resolution that all relief
al ruJer measures should
' have Ilrecclllneo over nil ether legislaton
I " was enrrlcJ without a dissenting \'ote.
Meyer3 of Itrown cahlcl
Browl caled up / resoluton
which went over on Prlda } ' . to the effect that
the speaker appoint a committee of nine to
act In reference to h'rlgaton. and that tt be
matII ono of the ! taIJng contniittccs. Burns
' . or Lancster moved a POint or order that to
do title It would be necessary to slsllell the
: rules of 1889 , as ' .
they Ilro\'lded for bat Idrt y-
. two standing committees . TIt sllealter ruled
' thB point wel taken nn:1 : : declared the moti Ott
moton
: . out of order Considerable debate eccurr cli
on tls ! eubjcet and on moton of Thomas of
, .Inmltol the moteI . was pstponed ultl to- I
mornilg.
rr.-
- lchardn of Madison cal forward
; r with a resolution that the new chalr/ now In
use In the house he retnrnl1 I to thc'13ty
from whom they cm ! and that they b 1 13ty i
placed by the old chairs In usl tn 1893. 1
WA nvved to lay th' whole matter on the
hble , and amId e : lhI9rable excitement th IC
,
] ayej . anti n3Ys were cll for II Smih of
Itoh . with result that the whole 1t'3tter was
ta\lel. 'li IncDuvnlenco or tm ; pieces
of furniture i159 been a bone cf cltellcn
over sInce the opening ef lbs sesslcn. Itt
, the midst cf tita roll cal Hocerman of
' , I'hell : . delivered I hortu hnpsslone.1
, "Ileech ag3hut the extra V3anCO of the secretory -
tory of state . In Ilurcllslng ! such u3ileu.a HeCIt Irtl ! _
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elLs.
BEGAN INTHODUCING BJ.LS.
, Oa the call fcr intraduetien of bills .
. : 0.1 dueton hl , 1.atit-
1ar.1 of ited Willow chtalned 11rt .
; Hel Wiow r.cognh-
frt NCisnl-
. ton : froth the spalter , anti , sent Ill ) a \i ir-
! vtdlng for \otng of bQlda ) h ) countle3 fr the
pnrcb:60 of 8eed I grain. The bill Is Itmarlta-
bl ! from the Ixtrem" peualtes It Imposes
for ffAuct al the part cC applhcanta ' for relict.
+ par al'llcant
relDf.
reading 131118 tntrcilu were : ed Inll pas ell to the secani
10uso roll No , 1. by I.3mbor of Hell Wii-
Wi-
low , making Ilrovlslcn for countIc8 to isstlo
'trli. bOlb % for ho I 1111080 , of countes Il'chaslng IU81e jeeJ
i 1011:0 1'01 No. 2. h ' BIns of I.alcJster.
I 10 lalo tlo esl or oil hlbJectlun from 100
, to 130 , 1111 Ilro\'ldlll penalties for viloatbu
tes vloatol
\t its I ruvitiotut.
i lCust roll No. 3. liy Suer of .uIrlope . nn
act to pro\lt coiotlztttjot , : of l'x-com'lcta ,
und to return dlbehur.ed : convicts to tlit ! ,
couuty frol which they were continitted. tl
lou30 Ibl No. .1. 1 by AI"I ot 1)ottlaa ) , an
act to Provide for Ilslectol of 1toal baiiers. ni
1ouso roll N. . G. f h ) Sltel' ot blers. . al
, act to provide for the ilestritcilon o' tin Hus.
slul UtisUe. IclrlCtOI tl
house roll No. C , Uraily . oft I1utfalo , an
net to provide for \ trospectIng , or tllkilg. Iltfalo lqull' al
jung and tilrnlshiinj oil '
furlshllg 11 locssur ) materIal I
, for 11 Irh'slal welt at the State hllustrlal , , :
Icl ol ut l\oarncr. !
IOUbo roll No.7 , I ) ' GrlOth of Adams , nn
r act tl appropriate tfiO0O for alt additiotni I I
11
addllon:1
building to the hlotite for Incurabli'i. ,
buldluJ 1011 Incurnbo. last-
: 10116 ( roil No. S , I ) Jane cf lehal'llon , ,
panle nn act , to orsnnbe mutual Illatl Ilass COl- :
10UEO roll :0 , { b ) Sitter of . \nlelope. al t
hi for 81 act to COlllFslons for selituf .
ii live stoclt lu Nebraska , 01ta \ ' \ leln !
tllle Ilennl , ) ' for \'Iolatol of f tie Ilro\'lslons or 41u 1 .
; lou80 roll Nu tO. by Sutcr , n Wit for nn I
act to regllu\1 \ stock ) 'urh. 1'1 I I
10UIl * rQI Ni 1. hy Suter , a 1.1 . for nn I '
let to regulate , railroads ell L'III1 them to S
cOlstrnct anl 1llltaln ] transfer 8witches .
k House roil. Nc , . IJ , by Cisaco of \Vayite , I
' bill for al ICt to lee tn astute normal sche ) 1 .
hattie tel No. J : I y lhac : I bill ' tf U . J
act to amerd ( ctn 3.30. ; JSU 3 : nd U3G , J
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Consolidated Statutes In regard to rOll1 tax
c ollections.
lou8e roll No 1. by Allan . n bill for an act
to t regulate the conduct of primary clectons !
In I cities of the metropolitan and frat class
with a population of 10,000.
lou81 roll No. Hi , by Urlfth of Adals , n
bill for an net to amenl ( section 3,717 A of
tbe Con sol doted Statutes of Nebrasltn.
louse roil No. 16 , by lcned t or ] olllns ,
a bi for the ditpositlon of the fees of office
of county clerks In cites havIng 10,000 popu. )
laton l antI over
lome roll No. 17 , by Sutton of Douglns. a
bill to amend section ,1.018 oC the Consoli-
dated Statutes ot Nebraskn.
Jus roll No. 18 , by Sutton of Douglas , nn
act to amend section 3.013 or chnpter 39 . Con-
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sldatell Statutes of Nebraslm.
10nse roil No 19 , by Suton of Douglas , a
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bill for an act to authorize county clerks to
require executors and administrators to pay
anti deliver to sahl courts moneys anll per-
Aonal property remainIng In their hands at
time of fnnl setlement ,
TO nCnEASI TI SlPnmm COUnT. i
house roll No. 20 , hy sutton or Douglas , n '
bill feI an ztct ! to Ilend sections 2 , 4. I and
6. oC artclo 6. oC the constItution of the
state entitled the Judicial department , nnd
prOYldlng court fJr nine judges of the supreme
10ls roll No 21. by Alan of Datiglas , n
bill for an act to estaithisht an.1 . maintain free
Ilub\c Ilployment o lees , und to define the
dnteS of the ofcers thercof.
house roll No. 22. by Jeness of Douglas. a
hi for nn act to lcense steam engineers , and
to Ilro\'ll1o for u board , of examining ngl-
n er" ,
10nM roll No. 23 , by Beck of Cedar. n
hUh for on act to relulre road supervisors
nnd land , . , _
fl flM
owneu to cul down 1ltt'lin ' thlq.
n Hm _ _ _ n m. _
tie s.
house roll No. 21. hy Sutton of Douglas . an
acl to amend section 1,10G , chapter 2 , ContIm
Jldatld Statutes or Nebraska.
lonsI I roll No. 2 , h ) ) ' Ike or Puras , a bill
for nn act for the relief
thl relef of the 1110111 In the I
dr outh-strlclcen districts or this state , to old
In feeding and clothing them , and to provIde -
vIde a mel hol for the distribution of such aid ! :
house roll No. 26 , by lureh of Gage , n bill
for an net to alend slcton 3,10 . of chapter
30 , of the O mplIII Statute of Nebraska , ,
IS ! : . and to repeal thl orllnl section. I
house roll No. 2i. by nradr or Buralo , a
bil for an act punishing hy duo anti hnt.rls-
onmlnt any Ilerson , who unlawfully obtains t
and wear tile jreman's national butten.
natonal buten.
house roll No. 28 , hy Uratly . of Bufalo , n I
hi for on act luthorlzlng municipal althor-
Iles uf cites of the 5ecoIlI class nnl1. .
Inges to enact ordinances to Ilpose a slleclll I
lcense tax on insurance companlls for tin
nupport of volunteer fire dtllarhnents.
UOUtO roll 29. by Wart of Knox , n bill for
the relict of Knox county all to atlproprl-
ate the sum of $ $7.335. to ald county.
Hanse : roll No. 30 , by Chapman of Saline ,
a hilt for an act authorizIng the nl1polntment
of a commission to revise the criminal codi
of the state of Nebraska und providing cole :
the expenses of the salno. :
house roll No. 31 , hy Uohlnson of Lancns-
ter , a bi for an act to nmend section 10. ,
chapter 41 , of Compiled Statutes or Nebrasla :
or 1893.
House roll 32. by nohlnson of Lancaster . ,
a bill for an act to appropriate the matricu- :
laton and diploma fees constituting a "II -
hrary fund" for the
rary fnnl" use amI support of the
lbrary of the university.
House roll 33 , by Robinson of Lancaster a
b ill for al act to approprlatc certain money
Jmown ns the "Morrill "
"Morri Cund , received hy
the state treasurer titular an act of congress
of the United States , approved August 30 ( is ,
1890.
1890."nANO.ED OVEI EMPLOYES.
The report of the committee on appoint
ments , naming I lst of additional door keep ,
crs enrolling and engrossing clerks create 1
an anlmate1 dlscus3on ! which lasted untl ii
the hour of adjonrnment. A motion to unti
the whole mater on the table was emphatic i -
elllhatc-
aly sluelched and the debate waxed warmet
'r ite result was to ndl , two mere to the corn
mltce or seven , making It nine and refer
rIng the subject to its futher considera
moring ton , wh , instructions to report tomQrrow
The provisions of house roll No. I , ! ntrc I-
dnced by L3mbor of Red Wiow , empOwers -
ers countes to Issue bands for the ptirchas 0
of seed grain incorporating In Its limit .8
one 01 two of the featuer of another bi II
ly Brady of nuralo , In whIch the 11Inciple bi
of seed grain notes Is tntroduced. Phi Is
C ature Is copied from one of the laws of
Mlnnosotn lu regard to seed grain note ! .
and Involves the legal security of chatel. h .
mortgages on growing graIn. nray's bi IL i
for an act authorzlng ! the construction of bi
arlEslan wel at the Doys' Industrial school
al 'Kearney Is
more reaching In Its SCOO :
than appears In the proylslon of the meal .
mlas.
urc The Idea of the aut/lr / Is to test the :
a\alablity of artesian " ; cls as methods of
Irrgnton i ! In Nebraslta
r ,
would you be strong healthy and happy ?
Eat wholesome foodprepare'Ith
' { with IJ r.
Prleo's Cream flaking Powder.
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Ivlllolty 1.1mll : TIlnvr" .
DENVER , Jan. 7.-A man who was run
o\'el' and cut to pieces by a Kansas Pacifc
train Saturday night has been identified as
John n. Eldrillge , a water inspector Ho Is
said to have a brother
in
Chicago who was
I millionaire. .As lie must have been lyIng
flat on the tracks when run over , Il Is
thought ho has been robbed and murdere
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TBLWl.U'lIO IJtl J. .
The coal strike al Dubois , Pn. , remains :
. unciiinged : . "
Sybil Sanderson. the singer , arrIved In
New York 'estcnlay.
The reltlbieans organIzed the rontana
republcal ! ia
leHlalnturQ yemttcrdmty _ :
Smallpox haB hlolmn out In the colored
quarter of Qulnc , Ill.
amid 'liie completed TOpnes.ee its legislature organization mt . 'esterda ay
Al the oppanonts to Chilton have
! wit hi-
drawn ' Chiton wih-
dlawn from the Texas senatorial race.
th Senator Maltn hal introduced a bill for
of Oklahoma
Oltlholl I ! a stnte.
A bill has been introduced In cbtigress for I
I rlSf
a natonul flaI1Uat school of forestry.
1 In ; KlltlII tlu'ro ara h.000 serious
thne 3.0 Ierlouf eases or
! rlllll' In New York at the prcsent ) time.
Oo\ernol' Uphnm In,1 the other state ol [ ii-
cars teriay. were inaugurated at Miwaukee y 'es-
( io'ctiiot' , Shlells or . \Iaskn II In Washin I ' -
ton to 'Wlshln/-
tOi urge upon congress the /
territory. , UJon COISI'CSS Iceda oC the I
, Spelllr ) Costelo , I negro hUIlar and
lesper < \ o ' , , was lynched lt 1"lor nnl " ,
'tslcrlu
'll 1)eni'tr Ilohlee are confident
polee that In
. , . l'olfdlnt
Alpitonstm
wlntell J.erlrs . they have the much-
Henry Spntihtltng , thei nhleed nh
filnullnl the ohricondlng
noston enibezzlr . nleell conlnl
II\e zl r. has hcen meinandeth to
' l'elalletl
11'lsol nt New Orleans .
] ) I Ilreltlro eXllloslon In the ere
mile ! lt Slos ! Station. Ala " , ) yesterday two
ler miners were It I 111.
Jumes I. . lick , defaulting treasurer
Illc dHuullnJ trfasurer or
1 ls\OI'th cotlitty . liamitas , bus been
Knll : ! ur-
I'cstel at Galveston. - 'l'ex
'he big plant of the Delawnre Iron com.
puny Inll ( the Tritest cotton tmmlhis Irn
Dover
) lI , stlrttII up } 'estertluy. Ils ,
'l'iiornas Davis unl , ThiotiiriVest . two
1 hI 1'1. wele crnsll,1 a Wch 11111 . Mo" ,
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'estenhU' II n full lt slate ,
' the NIw ; 1XleaISEnlto ha' seated on3 of
the re'publlcttn '
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conicatalits. '
'J'hie ' '
rlPI\llcll cUlle3tanls. governor's
10mlllton ' were 11 conhiroted . go\'el'nor'l
Woolfcnl flee'd
n
cotlnterteitei' . who
jumpe,1 his hail itt ' cOlntcrfelel' . I
hal lt 10rtull. Ore . was ar-
\'utcil ' ) 'cllel'I ) ' itt CI.thao , :10 , Ir.
Hulph ' . ,
hlmIgg)5 the tuibmling
elu'rlel' , hI. . hl ! hel'n i found In mayor . l.oUls of ,
lie ' lies simitly been on u Il'olongel spree
\\'ltite C.III nt Brazil. itOl
Whlo : II'uzl. , . scivhiPlletl
Gepr/e / laI5fol',1 for sustaining illicit rela-
I hulls wih hilt ; st epda tight or . Ilcll titen - I
warned hll to leave the country < thel
.liiit ( look , thc note1 ! iKalisas ! moon. ,
shiner who hl9 Ille,1 several revenue of- :
tccl , haM beets arrested and rC\'lnUi '
I
jail
placel II
at : tullcttboro. Jai
. \IHllents on n ittotioii to malte
01 iaton the bill I
of Illrteulal marl . pelltl In the AlllClct !
Ih'olel ! ease were commenecil at \ AIIlrls
toll Dci. . yesterday . , Wtmln1-
.I"hn Cumsiocle , the ' .
Cllstoce keeper oC a disrelul
dilre"u-
ta\le hOUll' II m : 101a 0 Springs. Mo .
was yebertlay whllp ? l by w'iiltec'ztps ana I
. ol\lerciI to lave ( own. whleruls
'ho POld Murhine company anti
1111hlno compnl ) tin
Behite'iiem ? steel worlHi hWt ont beei I
a \\1 Il ell contracts for four terHnrh beel
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pouring 1\1 curhiages. llall-
luivestcr atiti S ' '
I3''tnollr
'I'cstcr ) Jordan two
nnl 'Ilr men
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who have 1'01 ' the terror of llarrotisburg
) Ky. , lu rrO\lu 11
) . were Ittell yestetdmty In U quarrel with ;
' rcstcllay
" \"IIFh nlil JII Clobhy. ! wih I
rite shoe strike at llaverhlll . Mass. , re
I R\'I'rht.
main . ' 1Ias ! f"
! Inchun1el. ' 'lI Irhlrtol commls _
'hlun ' arrived . lt that IliacI yesterday. but t
tllel hl\11 vet , t } . . done nothlnl toward le tI& the
.
All the newly elected oflicers In North
nowt. rlntcl ofcers m
Dkotn , except the governor . t'ere inmtugu _
ratell yesterday . Then new governor held
deliver ( 'IC tQ -ala\ Iho : old . governor n chance to
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TEN . YEARS I FOR AIABHGIT :
William Smc1m's Slayer ntenood t the
Penitentiary byJnago Babcock
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL OVERRULE I
Court Ilforl ! Iho l'rholer110 l'n88111
Setitetice tmt tln TC8tlnony Wnr-
ranted Tils .Jlry In CII Ictn !
I Ito or R 11/101 Crlmo. ,
AUIUUN , Neb. . Jan. 7.-Speclnl ( Tele-
gram.-The ) jtlry In the Argbrlrhl murder
case returned a verdict ) 'csterlny afternoon
finding the prlner guilty of manslaughter
for killing his fatherin'lawVlhiiain Smol-
zero A motIon for / new trial was flied by
the defllHlnnt , all submitted to the court
without . argultnl this morning and over-
'ruled. Whtn asked If ho hnl nn'thtnr to
say why the ( Judlment of the court should
nol be passed , Argabright said :
"I only did It to save myself. "
JUdge Babcock , In passing sentence , said :
"You have , hal n fall trial. All of the safe-
guards have been thrown arOII\ you that
the court could give , but utter all thIs the
jur ' ha\o COIHI you gui } . of manslaughter ,
anll It h needless for 10 to say that this
verdict Is sustained by the evidence. They
\s found \ ! . and wotild ! have been justified
uy tnu ! . eVluenco II ntlng I verdict Cor n
higher crime. The judgment and sentence of
the court Is that ( you be confned In the peni-
tlntlary of this state at harl labor , Sundays
nnd legal holllnys excepted , without solitary
confnement , for a period of ten ' soltary ,
thal you pay the costs of prosecution. " ant
1'U1l'1T AI\'IC 1'01 nf.CO ln.
Ho\ ' . Byron Jcnt T.I the Onvornor Soilie-
tlihiig of IU Uxol'uth'o' OhilgatiohiR.
LINCOLN , Jan , 7.-Specitml ( Te egram.-
Ho\ ' . Byron licall . In n prelude to his ser
mon yesterday , calet upon Governor Hol-
comb to make no chauge In the heads of nt L
le act two of the Insane ns'lums of the sate : .
10 would advise the go\crnor to permit Dr
lays h of the Lincoln asylum , a republican .
to remain , and Dr. Johnson 'r the Hastngs
10mo h for Incurables to remain , , and suppl , '
the Place of the Norfolk asylum supp\ 1
ho\
by a republican . with a POlllst. This , He\ .
Deal argues , would be I tttng recogniion ;
or the fact that Governor 10lcG mb owes his
clecton . to till lie Ioltcal prtes In the
In Ito ( district court today Sophia 0. Case
aslell jlllfment against ) Modern \Vood -
m en for $2.000 on Issued
len I policy to her hits
hand , Joseph Case Chester count . August
30 , 1891. Case died on September ) , hnvlng
paid the premium and
COl pled with all the
r emluirenments. She says that ho did nol como '
to his death hy any of time 111hlbiell means ,
bul ne\'lrtheless the Modern 'oodmen re-
ruse to pay the amounl of the policy.
111cr.
Suits under the Slocum law are becoming
qutt ! numerOl1 II Lincoln. Time last one
fed Ilro Is that of Mary Acicen who aslls
judgmenl against Charles Schwartz , J. A .
K aden , S. Selgshon and Pat Kelly , saloon
Iteeplrs , In the sum oC $10,000. ) Up tl i
within the past year she says her husband ,
J03eph , has been the support or herself and
four children ; that he was hard worltlng
011 iniltistrlous earning from $40 to $51 0
a month , and that soon after licenses were
Issued I to the defendants ho became , through
their intlueiices. addicted to the use of iii -
toxlcailng t drinks by reason or their sale
and gift to him by tiefenilants . For this she
aslts damages In the above sum
With the pasing of the Lincoln Street
rnlway Into the hands or 1 receiver time
stub cr . running to the LI'coln Normal
unlversl } has been obandonril. This hue
was operated on a guarantee of $ H a day ,
I
hUl a unt . the receipts have . ne\e , ' cqualed that
The liquor license or 2. I. Meler who op-
rates a saloon In the Lirucleitiltotel . and 'who'
.
was asked by the excise , board why , said
lcense l should not bo revoked because he
kept hIs doors open after midnight a week
ugo Sunday night. will stand. At the meet-
Ing l of the board this aferoon to pass upon
the mater It was shown that the city attor-
nay had advised that tle oxclso board has no
Juridicton , upon which the ( board . refused
to tale acton on the matter .
SUCCOR 11031 TUI SoUThLAND. , ,
! Hatc' ' 'h"ro Prosperity Exists , Io\'o to
Slflel : obraskn'floton. , .
LINCOLN , Jan 7.-Speclal.-Ex-Gov- ( )
ernor Crounso Is still receiving assurances of
Immediate i aid from the south through the
medIum or the Manufacturers' Record , Dall-
more , edited by R. H. Edmonds. In a
leter l received today Mr. Edmonds says :
Your telegram of January 1 was duly ro-
luly
celved. 1 thanl < you for replying so iuily .
II order that you might replYing tuly.
matter more fully than I could explain It
! y telegram , I mal you I copy ot Inst Is-
sno of the Iannfacturers'
Itecerd
: Hecod , nuid also
of thIs weelt's paper. Tint spirit which
prompts the south In taking up this move-
ment ts that It may show Its appreciatIon
of the blessings that It has received \ , nod
at the same . UrI come to the help of ant
who are II need . because In all thee
ul
tmes
distress the south has evel' hind the most
1lnlly . conslderatan from the 10rth and
The articles referred to In lie Record show
that the south took kindly to the suggestion
and at once offered to respond liberally.
ofered lberaly. flail-
roads and large manufactnrlng corporations
are becoming tnterested Es-Governor
Ex-Goveror
Northen , Atlanta , has offered to take charge
of time movement and
er the arrange for the receipt
and shllment or all contributions that might
bo made. The Seaboard , \Ir line , the Georgia
Southern & Florida ald the Suuther railways -
ways have each agreed to contrlbuto a car
load of necessaries. The town or 1)eniorest
Ga" , with a population 01 but bOO , will donate
I car load 'ho Postal Telegraph company
offers free scrvlc of its wires
1"rol the Department or the interior ,
\\'tmsiiingtoii , Secretary Hoko Smith wlrl Mr
Edmonds thither late
nlder ( December 26 :
I . cordially commend your Illln for sending
COII and meals to western Nebr.slm. Rcuth-
era farmers hay raised niece of both this
year than titeil' SeCtOIS will miced , . 1 hope
your sUggestols IIY be executed.
CuttIng Ova I t 4'IlIIllIll ' .
ASHLAND , Jan. 7-Speclal.-Th ( ! ) wont :
or cutting ice al Swift & Cos plant here :
was ommlnce this mornIng. , Four hundre
Ilnl , fIfty men repented for work , but only
200 obtaIned employment for the present if
the weathlr coutoues cold the force I
bo Incrcld to about 400. wi
Yesterday afternoon , while making prepa-
ratIons t start ( Ito cutting , ono of the worka
men slipped Into the pond and was only laved
men. by the timely aslstnco of hIs fellow " work-
The enterprise so much talked oC In this
vicinity 'S yeL has not been made public by
pUblc
those interested. However , the rumor current - I
rent al preent Is that ( lie company iinore I
to construct I dam , covering shout ninety
acres with water front four to tel feet deep
for the purpose of waking a great
PUflIe maltng n summer
resort coil buIld In connection an immense Ice
plant ICr Lincoln and Omaha packing houses .
luHtntR i Haly Subrn"ln fnololcl"d ,
hASTINGS , Jan 7.-Speclal ( Telegram- )
Wih tonight's issue the hastings Daly Nebraskan -
bra6kan goes to sleep for three months , and .
If at the end of that time the outlook Is
any brighter I will resume itusiness lad
collections and no advertsing Is the cause .
The city council al I special meeting this
10rning appointed O. 14. Alexander a6 super
visor from the Third ward to flit the Vacancy
made by the ( rlmoval of n. II. Ballard. 'fhe
nel board of supervisors wit organize tomorrow -
morrow _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
folel 1"llller Clilnurcit .
GRAND ISLAND Jami 7.-Spectl.-N. ( ) U.
James , the traveling man who worked various
hotel tfn and others for varlou ' Bumi of
money , was oaptured at York and brought
back hero by Sheriff Dean last night
Ueeola l'orqor'l Ikel II tile 1C'iI.
OSCIhOLA . Neb. . Jan. 7.-Speclal.-Sherll ( )
F. J. Hahn started for Uncoln % thL morning .
having In h cuitody'Iliiam A. MQrnI , who
had been sentenced to the pm for three
years for rorgery.
l'lore" Religious Servlcel
PIERCFi , Neb" , Jan . .
11RC " 7.-Spelal.-Revlval ( )
metnG ore still In progress at the Metho-
dllt EpllCpal church , under the supervision
I
ct He\ C. , , I. . ' house . the local minister .
Much goal 1 . lbhng accomplished , n Is ovi-
IloncN by tltq , Jumber of conversions . also
by the steaihly1 , increasing membership of
the church .hQ meetIngs have been In pro-
IreS8 for the . s four weeks , and will con-
tnuo Indefnl\r. \ > 11
.
J"UIlMII of Cnhll builthl.
MINDEN , l aNel , . , Jan. 7.-Speclal.-Tho ( )
.ulral of CnJ'nj Smith , n } 'ounr man who
lived west ot (8 ( city about five mles , was
held at tIme 1\'llsh church thIs afternoon.
Mr. Smith hiaifbeen married but a -horl time.
Jn ! , thl ? \rchltlts Cluto Iinriy .
HAsTINmf Jhh 7.-Speclal ( Telrgram.- )
The Instn k Itn-erchnnts hn\'o decided to
cloo their place ) ! of business at 6:30 : every
even In , excePt Saturday 1 went Into of-
feet this evening . . c-
Constantly growing for forty 'enrs. The
popularity of Dr. ) Price's . linking Powder.
. .
J'IUSI'JWI'S . 1 ' TI1' IitO.\ ' TIII ) .
IRlufRctlrors nncl it'iilors n8 R Hllo Are
. Clicerf iii.
ST. LOUIS jan. 7.-The Age of Steel I , of
late dnto contains reports from some 250
2lO
Ica.ln" manufacturers 01 Iron and sleel , hiaril-
warc , machinery onll railway roiling stock , n
10 the condition or their business since .
condiion blsln ss slnc 111.
summer anll the extent and significance of
the pospects for 159 ; The tone of the
responses II cheering Broadly speaking ,
about Sl ) er celt of the reports sprout oC
1010 measure of ImprovemenL In coniiitioims
and prospects anti where the cOllltons
ness are eXlllcly Htatel ( the } ' are generally
given .hn .lnnn. at 2Sto . , . 30 _ ' llr u cent. _ _ ' M' In Iron _ _ Ild general
. . .v.un. . . , , Icreaseu ; u t ; 1 cent ,
hit prices are lower In Jer
price ) : ollse for Ito ( future.
The hardware trade brllgn out rather con-
fctng reports. There Is mich counpitiint
ab out Prices on all hands . but especially
among nai and barbeil Wire eupeclaly .
harbel
The volume or business has on mnnufactures. , In-
creaell substantially . 011(1 the
substantaly. 111 ( prospects may
bto regarded as reasonably fair For machine la
tooll some decidedly
cheering reports mire
mi made. Iu steal slleclalles cheerlnr reJorts been
a slow but stlady impros'emnent. since last
8 ( mnhmner . nnl , further
sumler. gradual growth or l1e-
lanl Is looked for
.
1".1 fU.lmOJ'lm.1 'OJIA.Y.
' 'rlnl or \\'tlll } ' 1oong JIII : of In-
11:1111118 : for , \ mird i'r.
IDIANOIOLIS , Jan. 7.-Wlnlfrell B.
Smll Was arraigned In time criminal court
this morning for the murder of Weston 1.
Thomas.
The regular jury
was
brought In I
a mid the special ! venire or forty mcn called .
The case will turobably noL
wIl Irobably go to the jury
u ntil some titnp next week.
unt tmnext wee This case Is one
of the .
10St notable which has bedim In the :
criminal calendar In Indianapolis for :
Indianapols many
y ears. Smith alhough surrounded by the
b est influences , had a tendency to go wild
ald has been for some tme Iutowit about
town as a fast 'oung man Since arrtvlutg
at the ago or 21 he spent a good sized nrrl\lng fortune . :
tune left by his father. Smih / killed ] Weston I
D. Thomas on Thursday ,
morning July 12. at t
a resort near this ' .
cl } Thomas was secre-
tlry t and treasurer of tIme American WIre 1
Alerlan
N ail ivorIes of Anderson and \\'IS about 28 I
y ears or age and worth $100,000. TJtomas I
hall been married about a year and hIs honey-
100n had be i Ispent In I urope , Doth men ! I
were In Iqlor ut the time or the murder and i
the quarrel wlUcUI brought It on was about L
a woman who young Smith had taken to t S
the ( resort In "bli I ) . . .
flUCflr tit ( tl.IJ , _ o. $ .IIULLr.
I ) ifToreiiees liCt'vQi' ( lb Two
DIJcrcnces J < Iwqql tlo , SOlllosol1 to
- -
l ( , ) . n"lrely Luilod.
NEW YORK "Jon " 7.-Pather Ducey went
to Washlngtbh lad ; week to tender Mgr.
S atolli his Nh\ ' 2g.
Satol \ ar's congratulations. lie
stopped al tlio.\jgton . , but 111 not regIster.
Ic was recognIzed , by an eccleslasl to whom
ho l said ho hlU Jmdo two calls n the able-
gate and thatlhlsJrecepUon had been of the
mosl agreeabliml ; ( rIend1y kind. .
( : } Itnl. I is be-
l ieved In" Homln..4atholc ! circles that nothing -
ing l more will boo heard of the dllerences' between -
tween the archbishop and the rector. Fattier '
Ducey also oniled . on ArchbIshop Corrigan
and was cordialy receivEd.
I Is reported that Bishop 1\IcGommnell \ will
2fcGonnel wil
starl for HOle on Sfurday of this week by
the direction of the hOly sec. Bishop Mc-
Quaid of Hoellstcr Is also expected to sail
sai
II I a few days to explain his recent attack on
ArchbIshop I-laml. Il Is nol known when
ArchbIshop Corrigan wl vIsit Rotume Cardinal I-
nal Gibbons has postponed his visit Indeti-
. ) Indef-
, iitely.
ttely. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
E.ILU TELLS 7'IIR S.IlE ThTd.
But 110lChluntl Al'Jle' It to T.emliro and
Len"lre to 1lolollllln ,
DENVER , Jan. 7.-Vlctor Monchanaln , ac-
cuscd by Alphonso Charles Lemalro of being
-
the Market 'streel ' -
strangler , has lade a
counter statement accusing Lemaire or being
the murderer of Lena Tapper Marie Con-
tassoll and Klku Oama. lie says that ho
hhnself h Is Innocent but that before Lena Tap-
per the first of the women murdered emi the
row was strangled to death . Lemalro pointed
out her house to hIm , showllg hIm I bottle
of chloroform and said he would kill the
woman living there and get her money. Itl
The remarkable similarity In the state-
10nts of the two prisoners In certain feat-
uren Is rather startling. Since Friday morn-
Ilg Jonchanaln has been kept alone In a
cell far removed from that of I.emnlro and
he Imew nothing or the story told by the
latter.
PltJITB.E/ . 1)15. .ITU
Doctor Tllllcr She Ya'i tilled with 1.1"lrc8
1"1 * She \ S'eat mo led 111 Ilod. )
AUGUSTA , Pa . Jan. 7.- lrs. August
Augst
Daley Johnson has died here , literally
frightened to death. A root doctor visited ,
her and told her thal she was fled with
lizards. When lie ( hodoo doctor told her
this she Immelately took to her bed and
her death followed. ler children accused
their father of hnvlng conjured time old
woman , and seine of them proposed to move
their mother Crom her home and carry mo\o her ,
to their homes The old man , nol believing
that there was any reason for Iho removal
of his wife remonstrated Iialey , hIs son ,
groW very angry and attacked the father
The old mann , In defending his own life , slow '
eased his ll l l son lie was arrested _ , but has le ben re-
"E.ltLr 1.I.l.IUJ - I ! ) ( .
L Ittle Girl Terribly l.ueerHell
I.lto Grl hy II Ilulimlog'
Ilulimlog'm
. ol
lu.I 1 Moagrel.
1'lTTSDUnG , Jan. 7-Maud Williams ,
nged 10 yearjIS : , attacked by two dogs on
Troy lull , Allegheny , and was so badly inured .
jured j that slui , die.
shieay ; I Tbo little girl was
walking along , the street when site was set
uton by a btmlidog'and a mongrel. A
ulon buldt'lnd I Iongrel. Pollee-
Ian was atracted by her cries , anti when
he l reached imen , the dog had luled her Into
the street anl\1orn \ ' nearly all her clothing
from tier . l r I igs and arms were terri-
hly laceratEd. The anImals hail to he beaten
off with clnlsr After a long chase bout of
the doSs were killtCd. .
, . _ _ _
- - . - _ _ _
1Ioiui.'pIail 5t rilmi , Iru" " " ,
PITSllIO" jaa . 7.-The l1.lnch maUl
at the HOlest all.lworlls Is working today .
and the strike rt Ijlal place Is broken , The
mas meetng proposed for yesterday . was not
heiti A crowd vf 40 gathered , , but there
' !
Wlro no s\eeb"'L All the furnaces at tIme
Edgar Thomso'orJts \ at Braddock were
also vorking ' inll the 6teel mill will resume
tomorrow In all departments. . wi
IhllklJlllG of 'hcOllro 101111U.
NEW YORK. Jan , 7-Tho blackbalnS oC
Theodore Seliginan , SOl of the well Imown
Jesse SelIgnsan . by the Union League club ,
haB had a its sequel thE reslgnntcn of Ed-
ward Einstein , who has been a member since
1868. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
-
Oormal Otrer HUed II 1)uil. )
GIiESTEMUNDIi . Jan. 7-A duel with pis.
tols Wa Caught near here today between
LleutenanL nrkl and Captain Mitter ! , both
ofcers of the ( German ( navy . The later
was kied ,
- - - - -
Mr . \.Iur' Jed ) , \rrhe. ,
NJ W YOnK , Jan. 7.-The boy of Mrs.
Wilam Waldcmrt Astor , who die In England
December 22. has arrived here 01 hoard the
steanmshipuranla. .
BHIISIERS I WANT \ TO RACE .
Little Mattrs of Formality il the Ohalcngc
Ont No Figur
-
OBJECTION TO FORM OF RECEIPT WAIVED
-
Hoyal 1'Rohl " 1111\tr0I CIIIcs to Nov York
Acceitliig the Contlitlopt-itace
\cellltlg COllllol-lnco for
110 . \ mnerhca's CUll No\ Seems
l'robnblo.
LONDON , Jan 7.-l'unctiiahly at noon today
the Ilrlnct or WaIls , commooro of lie ( Hoyal
Yacht Squnaron , drove ull In n brougham to
Uelle8 cub , St. James's street , II order
to attend n meetng or the squadron which
was called for that hour. 'ho prince
sllmed tp ( be In the best of health anti spirIts
ns he entered the house. I.or,1 I.ollnle
and oilier In ember of the Hoyal Yacht
Slluadrol had already preceded the pilimce.
'
The meetng was held In the vast , richly
dlcoratcd drawing rom of the fnmous ohl
club , al the second floor o\'erlootllr ! St.
'
James's street. Soon after the '
oter meetng was
opelll , the cablegrams and letters or Com-
10dore Smih Were roall nll after n brief
discussion a decisIon Was reached to tIme
effect that the ' .
efecl Hoyal Yacht Squadron con-
alders In view of the leanlng attached to
atachld
the "mutual agreement" clnuse hy tluo New
York Yacht club thal the forl nr .n.nln' f.r
the CUll In event of tilt l English ) ; 'c'l-\ ' ; winning ' .
It. as specified in tbo deed of gift or ' lii
is not objectionable.
Mr. Hchard Grlnt , secretary of the Royal
Ymsalit Sqmmadrotm was Instructed to cable to
this effect to Commoloro James D. Smith
of the America's '
CUll coimmrnlttee. 'fho com-
mlteo was gIven IIO\\'lr to decide ammy other
question which may bo raised during the
arrangement of time minor details of time
ract The general meetng was concluded
conclured
al 12tl : p. 11) ) . , when time Inlorlr of the
memhers left the cub house A few minutes
later Lord Dunr\n huried away with Lord
Lonslalc , wih whom he \\'IS busily this-
busiy
(1s-
cmmssing the affairs of the syndicate of 'nchts-
men which wi I I I buill I the CUll chiahlemugem' .
The cable message sent br Mr. Grant to ex-
Comlolore Smih nt the conclusIon or Ito
mncetluug was as follows
mcetng folows :
" Smith . New York Yacht CIub.-I cable
you today result special leetng Horal Yacht
S'ualllon. Conclude now challemige ( lCI1 .
chalenge dlt.
nlely settled . GRANT Cowes "
At the meetng of the club all the minor
details which It Is thought will bo likely to
omo UII for dleusslol hero or in New York
were carefully cousdercd ! .ull C lumber 01
suggestions In this respect were male to time
commitee of the sluadrol which has been
appointed wih power to decide upon all such
matters , In a word everything which It was
p03slblo to do was done to Insure a satisfactory -
satsfae.
tory race without any further hitches.
NE\\ ' YO'K. : Jaum 7.-Up to 1 o'eloclt
ex-Commodore Jaimies .
Jalls D. Smith had not re-
ceh'cd any cablegram from London . but he
was In pOSsession of a CoP } " or Secretary
Grant's cableJ'ams fully an hour previously .
as the } ' were hanllec to him by al AssocIated
press representative ,
"The Associated press beats all the lords
amid dukes , " ho said , "for al
ald here I am In pos-
slslol oC , news which thongh cabled dl.
rlcty to 1I , has not urrlved. Eight months
Eghl
from tQIay the race can bo sailed , but It
may be possibly n little later , say about the
middle or September "
Chalrmnn Smith has called a meeting or
meetng
the iunerica's CUll cOlmltee 'or tomorrow
U.CED ON TUB ShILL TI.\C\
nn ) ' Ubtrlot Program l'uzzles the Tnlolt
01 lie U""ult " ' .18 1 1UIII.
SAN FRANCISCO , Jams. 7.-The raccs
wcre run ou Ito side track today , Instead of
the regular track. The
reglar trck new going up nod
town bill lUZZI.d the talent ! nnd they picked
only one wlnnel' , Summary : ,
First race , five furlongs ,
.
f\'c selling
maidens
. , My .Charm. 93. . Flynn (7 to 5) , won ; Bra- :
v oura. 87. Klnno (4 to 1) ) . second ; Martinez .
107 , Helnlssy (3 ( 1) ) . tlmird. ' lartnlz. : , .
C muleau ' '
. PI'nto and
Cldeau. ' al1 Farewell nlso an.
Second race . live furJong , sellIng !
:
lve : selnA Adolph ,
10. 1 McAulfe (0 ( to 1) . won ; NO'lee. 95 .
Cocltrn (3 ( to I ) , second ; Lawyer . 105. Lloyd
seconl
( a to I ) , third Time : 1:09 : : % . Queen Bee ,
Quecl
Banjo ' ' and Johnny Payne also ran.
'rhlrl race. hive ftit-iongs , selling
rce. : Three
lve turlonAs
Forks. 98 , Henry (6 ( to 1) ) , seJu ; San Luis
WOI
' Hey , 104. Lloyd (3 ( to 1) ) , seconl : Olivia , 99 ,
Kinne (2 ( to 1) ) . thlrl , Time : : 01 . Annie
Morre , . Flagstaff and Major Cool nllo rnn.
l ol.th race , six furlongs : ? obair , 122.
Steele (5 ( to 1) ) , wou ; Robin Heel , olll' . 2 , 101 ,
Flynn . (7 ( to 10) ) . seconil ; alaydny . 99. Cocl
seconl :
mn ( ( o to 1. ) thh'll. ' 1'1 1 e : 1:22 : . Agihato ,
im Minnie ' 1:22y. Aglnto
Beach , Dick O'Male } ' and Con-
IluAht also ran. Inl
Fifth race , about sIx furlongs : Charmer ,
(7. Coclern (3 to I ) , WOI ; B. ! Ilervado . 105.
J.lovl (8 ( to 5) ) , second ; xperlment. gcldliig ,
99 , Kinne ( S to 1) ) , third. 'uhune : 1:2t. Bel-
( ast , Joe Frank , Imllorted EmpIre und the
Bone Doctor also ran
Colonel I'urmolen 111 t 10 Evil Spirit.
Some few days ago Frank S. Parmelee
Issued i n challenge to Dr. Carver , who Is In
Chicago to shoot him a 100-live bled I'ace
. lolvelrd
1n I this city on February 8. time day after
the oter
' flenil-Nicolal shoot Parmelee agreed
'to shool time doctor 10 live birds for U00
a side anti the price of lie birds ' $10
mornlnA he uec.lved : Carver's rcpl ) ' . In ' 'hll ;
he I sal } he could not come to Omaha to
iioot . as the city's reputation Omnha . He
rcputalon waKai.
said , lmowever II Parmelee would come to
Chicago ho would shoot him the proposed
race , 01' he wonll\ shoot him a genies of
three races for $0 n side on each .
In the parlance of the street , Parmelee
i'amj relhealell at the titidacious resllonse
( rom time so-called "evil spIrit of the plains , "
plllls
unit he lost no ( line In wilting him what he 1
thought of him. " 1.Vhiy , " saUl Parmclec ,
"this falto Is the last man In the world to I
lay that Omnhu'H reputation Is had , and \
he ought to be ashamed of himself for such
I declaration , " "lch
v Iltimicnhig , ' . % 'tumti to '
WlllrllWIII I'IIY Ittihtards.
PJEnC Neb. , Jan 7-Speclnl.-The ( 1
people of Pierce are aware or the fact that
the town has wlhll Is honlrl many sports ,
but not until recently did they know that (
wo had I professional hiiilaml player.
bllnlll
henry \Vltmcrlng of this city haH Isslod n
challenge to play any man In the north- :
vest I game oC blaris. 1.00 points , cnshlon
carnl' , on n Camp billIard tumble , for PO t
I Ild ! the contest to take 1.lall ! In PIerce ,
Omaha , I.ncotn , Norfolk or liasthimgs , at
imny time betveexm thr let or HaHtngs It ;
Iny tmo betweel March nut ! the
1111
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Mmmy 1895. ' 'lmel'lnA says os soon I
nR the challenge II accepted he t'ili place 1
the $ rO In either of the PIerce hUlltK or
'In ' the hands of the sportnl editor . of This m
Omaha Bee " 'llmerllA1 best e.1or rln , cushion
carom , Is 363 , amid wits made In Illinois nov.
1lnolH le\-
eral ) 'carH ago.
Corhnlt I. Contdent ,
ATLANTA , ( . . Jan . 7.-Chamlllol Jim
Corhet arrived here this afternoon . When
Isltet m by I repomtei' If he thought that the
fght l with I lysllmols which he tilts slm1d
articles for would ever take
IrtcllH c\or place , he said : :
"or course It wi , 'fhe mlltch has fall
heel
rnude' : time roney Is up Ind the lIght 111(1st (
all wil como off , Ur thlnle tltmmt It Ilst
collie ar In Ja ltson\lle II September next
There Is no laIn I"lorlla to Jlrcvcnt it .
Go\ernor Mitchell used every menns In his
Iower to stop my lht with Mitchell and
was unsueccssful. lhsitien . ( Michel of
FJorJ' . and JlcltsOIVlo especially . are
Ilxlol for the light to cSllclal In thlt
city on account of the Immense suunm
which these men will spend who co Ilms see
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I.auIH I lt New Orlcnnl ,
NIH" ORLFSANS , Jan. 7-Flrst ace , sIx ,
furlongs ; 10llson (8 ( to I ) won Cords (2 (
to 1 ) second J.P. U , (8 ( to 1) ) third 'rhne :
1'224.
'
'S cold race , one untie : Hraltman (3 to 2) )
won , hilly McKenzie (7 ( to 2) ) second . ] 'earhii h
(8 ( to 1 third. 'rime : 1:51. : Heconl. Pearle
Third race , sIx flrlongs : Chenoa (6 to
1) ) tvon. May Queen (8 ( to 1) second , lUnd
Saln fl ( to 1 ) third. ) Tlmu 1 : 1 :21. : Blcit
Fourth race. six furlongs : Jurdlne (6 to I
WOI , Old Dominion (2 ( to 1) ) second , Gr 1 :
Duke 00 ( 10 1) third. Tune ; 1 :22. :
, 1"lth " racc II\'CI furlougH : Joe " , 'oollan ,
c to 1 ) iron , Sam 1"11 mer (9 ( to I ) seC"II ,
Lucusta t8 to . ' '
J.ucustu ( o 1)thiird. ) 'J'lmo : 1:39. :
In the Inl'relt If II Iaiv ( Imtuimu II\
J. 13. : lelle , I" . S. Parmelee and I'rld ,
Montmoreno , the committee appointed at
thp sportlmcn' meeting Saturday evcnlng
meetng Saturla tr
to ploeeed to Lincoln with the ) propose trI I
new gamy Ind flab law for NehrHlm , whi 1
.11
go to thu capitol timid morning , and , thromgi : 1i i
( he Instrumentisilty of local inenihers of tb
Itomise , lay time matter before tile leghsla
ture , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CheSs l'ltuyerN , i'Irlube Jirol , iii ,
Chess imlayers and all those interested it
the great Intellectual game ore requested ti
inset at time Young Men's ( 'Ifrlatiaui 5550
ciution rooms Wednesday evening for ill
puree of organizing a city club.
I.4aounetIva i'ireimmsn's Iloanil .lrcs ( ,
Time Protective board of the ilrotlmerhmoot
of Locomotive Firemen , i\'imich Is imoldin ;
Its annual mnec'ting in this city at tIme W'ind.
ser hmoted , hmehul Its first session yesterday'
flfterfloofl , limit no hmtiinemi was trauisacted
bitt the ongmtnizattnn of tue meeting. 't1ii
tonIc . nil ( hit' nftermioon 011(1 ndjotirnflment
t.ns tcnclitl lit 6 o'clock last milght ttistil
toihity' , whelm tIme alintmal ncemimumlimtiomt of
bushisess will comiie UP for thlscusaiolm.
DEADLOCKED ON PRESIDENT.
llonth sit Ithueatlun.Speisd thu Nighil. Lii
Uruiltle ilmillotlng ,
The now hoard of lthmctlon convened for
the first tinso last evening in its rooms iui
the city bali. Time eumtiro board , titlm tiuo exception -
ception of Dr. 3. T. 1)uryea , were present ,
time new members , being Jonatlmutut Etlts'artls ,
P. U. Cramnblet , V'iliiamn Andersoim , A. W.
Johmimson anti A , J. Limnt ; time holdovers , It.
C. Aih'en , J. 1 , l'ieraon , 1 , 0. hihioades ,
henry lnrde I. 't. I' , Tui'key , P. W. Band.
hmatuer , B. 1. Thionias , .1. F. Burgess , .1. T.
Duryca and F. II , Lowe.
A. J. Lummt was olectei puesidemit. pro tern
amiti ( lie election of prefldent mmtI vice Presi.
dent was taken up. llalhoting begaum withomlt
tIme formality of muolnlnatiumg cniuhldaes ( , amid
tIme first ballot resmilteti iii a tic : II. C.
Alken , ' ; : Ii. I' . Tiionias , 7.
This weary hmroceeihlre titeis continiiem3 for
over an hour tunlntcrrmipteehly , Aiken Imii'aria.
bly getting lila nikl 7 , but ( lie other 7 tiere
generously bastoived upon athena , almost
ever ) ' meiisber in ( ho board being lionoreil ,
but Mr. Tltomas always shewitmg trout ! . as a
strong luau , antI Aiken's mtmost dangerOus I
oplsuient.
At half past 10 110 ballots lied been east
i'lthiotit tue deadlock hme'tmig brleen , and am ,
( lie tellers' toimgues acre hiangimug omit , antI time
secretary Ii. . . . . . , i. . , * eviiicluig , , . . , .I - - almuiitomiis - - - - .I. . . of . a cohiaspe ( _ 'r.I , , , . a . .
l ucre sent omit for somuio baled Itay , but time
m miessenger brouuglut back a half bimaliel of
a pples instoati , auth au tue ummenibers muuinchteil
t itese they actuaily grew lmiiarioiusu , aumd at a
guarter of Ii tackled tIme baliottilig again with
n emtewcd valer and detcrniimmatloui.
At 1 :10 : a. mu. , ( lie lmaliots rrachid 196 , antI
no clteice. ' Timets a thirty imsimiuto recas vas
t aken , a'nml tIle members cauuctistrl for a t'ltih.
Balloting was resummied , amid at ( Ito hour Time
lice goes to uircs (3 ( ii. mis. ) , 227 ballots had
beets taken , Aileen's se'sum rensainlumg solid.
p -
Thmo Suigar trust hums made muslillons , hilt
i t. IS itot half so great as time ( rust of the
I scoimlo In Dr. PrIce's Baiting l'otvder.
. .A. PAPA AT NINETY-NINE.
Tue Mother mm Sovetatceii-t'ctir-Olt Itomi-
( tic Icy il flu ii I aiim I ; Iii.
\'ithm all dmso tleferemsee to Geimeral Cassius
Marcehlmis Clay imuid his child bride , Clay
county claimtss ( hat it. Ctifl go Maihisomm Coiuiit9' ,
Keittuclcy , just a fe\v poitmts bettor to time
mattem' ot an aged groans and a juvenile
bride. Tue admission Is made that tile groom
ivas not as old as was General Clay and the
bride was not as yommng as tIme pretty Dora ,
but as tue preeemmt rommsaimce staituls , Clay
county claims time prize. Over a year ago
the Louisville Commnier-Joturnal contained ( ha
announcement ( hint Colonel P. Y. Lyttle ,
aged past 78 , an ox-state senaor
anti a lawyer of some note , hiatt musarnied a
lretty ) mimommmmtaltm lass who vas just 16. Site
was Imis fourth wife , but the colonel's love
was as mesh amid warm anti yoimmsg as when
half a century lefOrO lie iual bean mamia a
greens for the first timne. A few days ago
lie ntis about to misaice a motion before time
judge when a box of safety pins fell trout lila
pocket and caused ( lie gentle colonel to blush
like a school girl. Last week there appeared
at lila home a little Ly'ttle. amid this young
nsaui was at ommea miamel Henry Watterson
Lyttie , aumd elected a life member of the
flint' ( ! nIttV flnnnrnth , rlth 'Plin nrnnnP
Mrs. Lyttlo was named after Imor huusbaumd's
s econd wife , item' maiden miama being Ellen
L yttle Luosford.
Slmlimes.
Of course , time simon with cnlfsltIus shoes
who pays for Imis mtliines is uniformly pol.
i simed , fore amid aft , says tIm Simoo and
Leather fleporter. Time hurried man. whmo I
f rescoes Imis own slmoes , tmowover. a little he-
f ore car time is quite apt to have wimat
p ainters facetiously term "holidays" on time I
s urface-that is , ( uiitOuciied aputa. Tiiidim
p articuhanly apt to be the case at the quarters I
o f ( lie hioe , and is really what lawyers
would call viilful neglect or commti'ibutory
n egligence on the part of the amateuir .9hminor.
Of course , tito vanil ) gets a lick and o promishac I
f or appoaramice's sake. This aectiommal decora.
( Ion is Ienowmm among soldiers as tIme "dress :
parade shine , " and mutiny exanmplos may be
s een 1mm tIto streets.t
.
ChiIiia ( lift C. Imluese
speak of ' 'Chums" amid ( Ito ' 'Chilimese , "
l ittle tlmlnleing ( lint ( ho natives of the Flowery '
l eingdomn never liter those terms umit.l after
l eaving time place of their blrtim or coining iii
commtact witlm some traveler. Titey liavo mamiy
names by which timey designate themselves
and. tite land which tltey inhabit , but "Clii-
m sesia" anti "CImina" are not among ( ito nunm
her. Tile most ancIent name of Chum is
Tien lila , which utigimlfles "beneath the sky. ' ,
Since the present ruhimig house took control
of the emmipiro in 1050 the nauise of Ta Talag
Kwohm has been Implmilcil to tue kingdom as a
whole , amid Chmuimg Kwolm to that portion
known to Amimenlean readers as time "mmiiddic
klngdomn. "
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Bicycle Show in Clmlciugo.
CHICAGO , Jan , 7-The national Imicych ,
show opened at time Itko Front animsory to- .
day and will continua during the week. Tin 1
exhuibltors , besIdes showIng imigh art iii cych S
i uiausufacturo lit oil its departmnents , torus t
chaIn link to the comisimicte machine , amid corn .
linac a series of living pIctures tiepictimit .
time joys amid sorron's of cycling , band concertt :
and the appearance of Joitmu S. J0h1093ti , Tomi :
Eck , Sanger , 7Junniernmamt and other cych 3
cmampions. )
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Five ( if ( lift ( limlig % ( ' ( ( ,
FRFSEPOItT , Iii. , Jan , 7.-Thinee month' I
ago August Alterneir was atoned to death bi Ip
a gang of local toughs , even of tm-lions n'en ,
arrested on a eham'go f murder. The trio I
ended today. 'lime jury acquitted five anc
fouumtl Tomsi Beverly and Otto ilerbig gmmilt
of murder , Beverly was umenteticed to lian I
antI Ilerbig gets cighiteems years lit ( Item imomii -
tentiary.
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Iemmtim of aim Eiigiisli ililnmhrtii ,
LONDON , Jan. 7.-Tim Times numimoimnee. h
thte deathm of Sir William Loring , lCti.13. , mmml .
iiilrai of tile fleet.
hAl ) AN EO1IOUS NERVE
Bolti Thief Rob3 St , Joseph's ' lIo3pital In
Broad Daylight.
FOCLED EVERYBODY. ABOUT THE PLACE
Clatuned that. Ito 'as a ( l.t IIsIisctor ( ( ( tti
U ii.um ( miii hog . % tIiuilloii1 I I o
( UI ( 'ii Fnoo , tcceq , to I lit , 110(1111 I ,
tiui.mbtmig Itight miuud Ioft
Some tiliso yesterday' imsonimilug , n'obably
just before zscvmm , 6,250 in canuiheates of de.
tmsiL anti mooney s'ere atoleti fron : St. iusiplm's
lmosimlal ( , The stoleum irort' belongeil to
P.ttlmer 1)axaclicr , a treit letson'n priest , yIrn
lives at ( lie institution. Punt no mc no vahima-
blea or mooney were tolteim Is lirobabl duo to
tlmo fact thmmt : they nero mmot lying about , btit
locked 1mm ( I.e uafe , for thi mnmttivlto Is 8(11- (
heeled of having Coiiitnltteil thii ? robbery was
its ( lie bmuihehlumg for several hours.'iiever
time thIef was ho hind lleiit of mierve , for ( ho
bmmiidhng was iihled with atteadalits , and lie
remnalnetl even otter tile retilrmm of Father
1)axaclmcr , 'II
At 9aO : o'clock yesterday iuiormsiimg one of
the sisters noticed a muon staimihing itt this
iiiaitm Imalliva ) ' . lie greeted ( hue sister ideas-
nIlt nti.1 , , ' , ( Ar ( hr. iiinthii'r Riitic'rinr _
Slmo was cahleth , aiim ) to tier Uie muon atatett
( lint hue was from the gas oflico , itimil hiaml been
i mmstrtuctott to look after ( lie gas lmhhmea , as till )
neigislmors Imaci colmmpiaiimcd of escaping gts.
' l'hmo umiothmer told hiumm ( lint time imilmes were all '
1 mm gootl order aunt mild mmo. neemi t'xamnimiatiaim ,
Uimomi receii'liug tiut , aumawer tilt ? liiflhi departed ,
but in telm mimiimmitc's lie again returned. lie
once miscre called for ( ho mother , mmii i'iiea
s he apimeareml hue saId that Ito itanteih to see
t Ime gas bilte , as tue conipamuy ivils tlminkluig
of redttclimg ( liomus for this betmeiht. of time hot.
pt ital , Siu-pecting muotluimig , time woiumaii showed
t hus' bIlls , amud thin man ttmrneil away , bmit did
m mot leave time lmimiiding. I he ivent dowmi
s tairs to the cisgitucer's roomtt anil immtromimlced
h imself 'ms a gas Iusspcctcr , his borrowed
a lamiterms , wimicim 110 forgot to reburn s'hmen iso
departed , told asked to be shmowms wimero ( ito
m umoter t'as.
INSPECTED TIlE METEit.
Time emmgiimeer sitowcd lmlmn tile muicter , omit
( lIen the immumii auuparemitiy hroceeietl , to lila
work , testing tIme gas lithe's itt alt time roomima
of tint buiidlumgs. lIe n'as repaitethly scott
by the occupants , but as his acUouts ad ( ( couu-
versatiout tuimpeared to be straightforwartl isa
suspiciomi was aroused. lhmrIng the after-
x looim , about 3 o'clock , It is timomuglmt ( lint luG
h eft , aiitommgii ( mia 0mb Sflit' lmlun go. (9
At 5 o'clock Father Daxaciler unlocked ( ho
drawer of his ; , secretary iii tiliicli hu kept
thio muotes amid misomicy rmiitl discovered that
they were goise. Tile imoilce were iimune-
diatehy umotliloil thu Ietcctit'ea haze , Say-
ago aimil Iemmmpsey vere tletmmlleml on ( he case.
Time gas limit \VtlS described by those i'hmo
unit' hthili as a tall , rather good hooking chump ,
witlm a dark inouistumchie , amid ivearlmig none
clothes. PluG detectlvca
inmusediahvly' roe-
ogmmized ( lie elescriistioms as ( hint of Jiiusimsle
Coleimmnim , am ) oiml.tlurue crook nmsul thief , lie
was arrested some years ago for dpimlg a
job of time snisme kimmd , amid tt'as cotivicteti '
amid seumt to time pcltioustiary ( for live years , ' '
ho is also ( lie' misumus who is itsiphicated in time
robbery of Smiimdow's watcim at the Millard
at tlmo sonic tiiuum , but these were foumid
wlmen his partiter was arrested. his picture
adorns time rogue's gallery , anti inimems it was
sliowmt to tlmoe vlmo hail seen hiimmm ut tins
hospital it was inuismedlateiy ideuilfled as
tlmat of ( lie ahieged gas inspector.
Tile atoloim property comlaists of deposits on
six of ( ito banks of tue city. Thcs are the
First Natiommal , tue Uimitemi States Natiomsal.
( lie Merchants National , time Omnumhsa No-
tioimal , tile Nebraska Nathommuil and
tIle Omaha SaVings banks. TUe certificates
rnmmgo in value from 60O to $1,800. mmnd are
easily negotiable If tle emmmhorsemssentj cif
Father Daxacimor is forgeti. All time banks
wIll be notified this suornimig of thle robbery.
SMV A SUSPECT.
Fatimer Daxaciter was accmmstouuseml to keep
him certificates 1mm a large red pockctboolc
amid hui mmtomiey in a small pocketbook , both
being musually locked ius ( ito drawer of tue
secretary. TIle last. tIme tllat. lie had scout
( lueni was Stmnday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Ito had boomi absemit frons his room from 3
Until 6 o'clock Sunday afternooms anti front
9 until 1 o'clock yesterday mmii It. must lmmmvo
been dhurlimg ouse of these imenlods that time
robbery occurred. At. 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon lie had intended to eimtiom'ses time
certificates In order to draw isis interest ,
'fimore would lmava been ito difilcuity imi open.
lug the drawer , altiiouglt it was lockeil , as
time key was aim ordinary cabinet key , suck
as uuilocics all the drawers of ( lm socretaryii
auid imureaus lit the buiiciimsg. It is tlmougimt.
that time robber Itnml gone thmrotughm every cabinet -
net 1mm time hospital , as ho was in every ,
room. lie was only after umoney , imoivever ,
as two valuable chalices were standing eli
tli9 secretary from s'iiicii time misomiey was
stolen imnml were not ( ouchieii , Other valuable -
able articles of tito satins kind , were also
Iii oilier rooms ,
One of time residents in the imeiglibonimood
states ( lint Ito saw a mimaim anawenimig the
descrlptioms of the suispected bumrgiar , except
tiiitt he vore a brown overcoat instead of
black clothes , siuorly after 3 o'clock yesterday -
day afternoon , 'rime mann stopped iii the mid-
die of ( Ito street in frommt of time hospital
auid looked about , as if awmithmug : some one.
Ito tiuen raim to Castehlar street and vent
east. Tlmi action of hue loan inclines the
pollco to time belief that lie huati a comifetierato.
bmmt if this iii ( rime miothming of citlmer lies
yet been discovered.
A person imad to lie well forililemi with
macaims of mmiuowiuug ( lint lie was a respectahulo
anti law.aimhtiimg 'itizcn to obtain admissiomm
into time hmospitmml lasu. night. Time sisters
vcre detcrmuiiiseil that 110 more robberies
slmould take place iii that pam'ticuular builimi-
ing amid ( hey took all msecessary Piecauiion ,
to rrovent any.
Like an Araimlaum Night's emmtertmmliumnen- (
uuuipper cooked witim Dr. Price's iiallng : Pow-
Si las Smoyciuson's I timmissim ,
A,9IIEVIL.LFi , N , C. , Jan , 7.-There Is no
change lii Miss Stovensrjms's commditlon , unit
linus not been tom' tiirce days , 1)r , 13.uttl
say's alto haul mm very colnfoitable miiglmt.
. .r. : Perfect Pants. J
MEN'S WOItKING ' ' ' ' ,
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MlN'S : FlNl DitEI"S " PANT4-IN iM.
1)01-tent umid domestic fmmbu ics-iti ( ho lat'sst
Patterns--
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M. H. Cook Clothing Co.
13th and Fai'nam.
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