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.i ' " " . ' i J , r ' ' , , ' " , ) , ) - 2 TilE OIAJIA DAIJ.J ) : ] UDE . h1ATUUDAY , JANUARY 19 , 189 . . - . - HOUSE PASSES ThREE BILLS Lower Branch or the Legislature Increases Its Average Output or LtLws tor : READY TO FORCE FORECLOSURE Jc olnton of Intrnctol to N " IJrakfl'i \ ' hlnJl1 UclcJnUnl'olctl ( own : Very IirclWy-lotltluo ' , Wlrl , If thn : eulol \U8 I.hcly. LINCOLN , Jan" 1S.-pecIaI.-Threo ( ) bl19 wlro ! IIRStd ; toay by the house , mak- InJ five In al , the ) record ot lie frt six- teen working thy at the 8saton . These ' bis were nil hy HOhlnson , anti each relatol to tunds ( lue , pr In 'procei ot maturing In ' favor ot the State unihrlty , A bIll by arlmth , hone roll No 7G ' Orlfth rol , II'/ consldercl In c"mmlt ! ot tht whole , and ( , I hen en the eva or Its IlaD3ae. was sUddenly checked h 1 ) ' navies , In thl' Interest ot economy. The Ioasuro Ilrovldes for the care and mollcal ( treatment at nvlcts In the p nlentnry : who ia ) ' lncoma Insane , and flI.O establishes I state lelcal hoard , consistng ! of two competent - Detent phrslclans nnd the Physician at the penitentIary , two at which bOdrd hal : ro celvo $10 n Jay each for each day engaged In ouch examInation . The : egular Prison Ilhyslclan ) ts not to receive extra ccmpensa- ton beyond his ulary. The commIttee ot the whole rcso and reported a rccomenda- ton that the 111 he referred to the commit- tee on Ienit'mtiary. ) commi- ' ' Smith's rtoluton to Instruct Nebraska's representatves In congreu to vote In favor ot tho' Coreclo3uro of the Union Pacilc raIlroad ( was the feature ot the morning session to- day. howard ol'losd ( It In a short speech , In which he said that while ho was In hearty sympathy with the spIrit of the reso- luton , there had been a record made on the Ilucston , and that il'as to the effect that a large majority were opposell ) to any such 1 leglolatlon iluiring the present session Sutton - ton of Dou/la , expressed ) the same vIews , anll was mnuzed that the time of the house should . , lie taken up with aiutI-rahlroaI ' shoull , . He hoped there Ivoull be no more of tt. 'fho ' yes and flQ ) ' & % tro calell for , and thE un- her time disguise or explinluA : their votes , members managed to Put through nn ' exW tended and exhaustive debate on the rlsolu- ton , In explanation oC his course Barry Inveighed strongly against the attitude of Sutton , and ppeared to regard It In the light ot an attempt to hullloo ; the mInority . DavIes , whIle voting against the resolution L for the reason that he did not believe the belevo house was In a Iloslton to JUdge oC this matter - ter so well as the representatIves ot the state \ In WashllHton. declared that . I vas nn Important question outside of huohI - po1- tIcs , ' lcs and one which Interested every one. and I 't ono on which the minoriy had the right to I ; Introduce resolutIons as often as It saw fit. To the attack of Suton , Smith replied repled , ' Vigorously. He said that In this hal the man recenty elected United States senator had declare It a Iueston on which he shoult shoull . always bo glad to hear suggestIons from all I Ilartes , He said further , that I the major : Iy had come there wIth the IntentIon at ' bottlIng UI the mInority It would find Itscl r ; woetuly mistaken At the conclusion ot the debate , which lasted thirty mInutes , the mo- ' ton to adopt the resolution was lost by 7 I 7 . to 25. . WANT SOME DETTER DOOKS. Robinson Introduced a surprise by n reso - reo- , luton that the edition oC CObbey's Complel I Statutes , 1891 , now on the desks or members , be exchanged for Wheeler's etlton , In the t debate that followed , It was developed that - the secretary of state was responsible Cor L the 'dpllearance oC this work In the house H Is printed by the State Journal company , but It Is said by the chairman of the ' judiciary committee : Munger : that then reso- , lUton for , " the prInting of this edItion was passed b , , only one houce. I Is not recognIzed : - t nIzed as 1l legal compIlation by the auprent court . TIne mater was referred to the coin i : mlteo on judiciary. , Chapman got his resolution passed to'l prin t 1.000 copIes each ot tIne late governor's message - sage amid the Inaugural at Governor Ilolcomi b l. In tine German and Bohemian languages. He Introduced It the first day , ant It has been ; . twice tefeatcd , f. A sllasm oC economy malIc a showing today "when Allan's resolution to ask the speaker to a plnt an assistant bIll clerk came UI ) , H led to a long debate , but th discussion showed a spirit to shift nrouud some of the useless employes Into positions where they ty could contribute In some way to the tJslness at th house. Although It Is the opinion of Speaker : Rchnrds that the communicaton of AUllor : Eugene Moore In relation to nn Impending urplus of house employes wIll apply only to the senate , the posItIon he assumes Is I ? open to question. TIne house has now slxty- . ' , eight employes on the pay rol , The law according - cording to the opinion at Attorney General : ChurchIll , limIts the house to sel'enty-fve , , employes , includIng commitee clerIcs. But : two commitees have , so far , been suppled with clerks , and there are forty-thre colt n- mitees In all. Having reached the urn It at employes allowed , seventy-five , which ! , must soon eventuate , It Is evident that a . large number at commiteees must provldo their own clerks or do without them. . Durns at Lancaster has a bill now In the hands at the printer , house roll No. 165 , for the lease or sale ot penlontary lands. Burns says the ohjeet at thin measure Ig to dlsllose of thee lands In some way that wIll proven r any further quarrelIng over them. There are ? about throe-Iluarter of a section In all , three . eighths near Crete In Saline county and the emit UII near Oermantown. He says people : are now chasIng each other 01 these Illeces i of , land with , shot guns. a Munger hall another till , house roll No. 160 , . sImIlar to the one he introduced last won tl < concerning payment of bills In the maximum rte case. I provides for ImYlents to ( x- : Attorney General Ifestlungs , Judge Iundy anll , others The two bills are practically simiar i , In context , one having been drwl by the : State Board ot TransportatIon and the other I by the legal bemnellclaries. I Brady Introduced tine only normal school , , , hi ot the day , providIng for the estabhisin- ment oC ono ut Kearney , Illprollrlatng funds . land for same . and Ilrovltlng for a donation oC 10UTINI 0 Tm DAY , Suuith's resoluton was thc first business before the house . this mornhll , with McNit In tine ciialr Following an utendll debate , . I motion that It be passel was lost by 7 to i :5 , 'fhe rlsoluton was as follows : , ' 'herena , Yast slms ot 10ne ) ' nl11 lame tenets oC lant have heen given to the Union lnelc railroad by the general gov- rnment : 111 c . " 'herc'us , 'j'he salt railroad hus tule'l to rePort tint inlIne , ull IOW hlH the lIre- IUllltol to usle the goverlment that it loan the Hall Union Pacific rahIrnauI mU. lalllc riroad c , limos more . ut : Ile' e'ent for the term mi- nlnnuty-nlnt.e years : Inel W'inereat' , lt would ho of 'hel'al I n case slch Ila- ternnlsl ns the wont . huts never vhlnnasi'd : . 111 eltnhlsh I precedent by which the II opl' voull be Iinino'risineul : 1\11 \ l1rnu4 ; DurIng tie Past year tine om- i' fierce ,01 the cultn' buns hctl greatly In- ' ter/pretl wIth by IU'I < eK 01 tIne various ruIl. 101111 oC the country , ol1s1I Imnwnle loss of 11101)1 rtnll lIfe ninth ser , OUI trouble to thn I I run vellug puhle t Iltl " 'inurean , I I Is thoulht : hy many that I inn worth ) " of trial to test the theory of HO\- t'rllmt ownership of 1'llroll , mud that 11 the case ot the said . Union l'aciiicn rail. Paeilo "OIHI thu opportunity Is offered to do ral- , tl\rtol'u t It IO Hplolve ! , 'fhat I Is the pense It the twenty-fourtin INISlol of tine legislature If tl . state oC Nebraska that 11Ilslatul'e In _ ) HtrUt our rl'llrCleltath'uz In cnnArlII to elllo ) e\'Cr ) honorable 10111 to la'llg ntIlt It tine earliest possible 10mlnt the feneclosuirn' oC the tOU'cOSIU'C nnlortgnuge nn the ' Tnlont : t } 'acllo mlroad , nl,1 lurtgllu from thence- - forth tine HO\'Crlll'nt own , mtrol IIHI 011- I crate tine same II tine Interest ot tine II0olIe , AIn Bent up a resolutIon that the speaker appoint inn 1111talt bill clerk. Uavlel r amended ( by I motel tl authorIze the , sinuiner to employ sume one of the 'per- I Ilous custodians or enrollIng clerks , an,1 , this I . vas amended b ) Sutton of Uugl . tQ lake the third assistant vn- GIer asslMtaut bill clerl The speaker sid Ihlt the third Itant eu- Glneer had been droPII'd IroU tine roll , and , OIl motion ot Thomal , the IRter was re- ferret 10 the commitee on hoUse emlloye8 i ; I oblnlon lund read Iy the clerIc I resolu- tel to exchange the copies ot Coinluey's Com- hilled IHatuter , ISI , now on tIne desks of . . lemben for Wineeler' Hureh wantel' ' to c. IIIDW bow the present edition ClniC Into tine lioiiie , and Hobhllolr uplalned that ( they had bon provld br tbo tcrrtar ) ot Itato. On - . , . . , _ _ -p , / - - . - - - . - . - . . . moton ot Dutch the mater was referred to tin e committee on judIciary Chapman called up hl twice defeated res- ohm utlon that copies or es-Governor Crounse's message and the ! Inaugural ot Governor Itohco comb be prInted In German and Bohomlal la nguages. l olo\lng a prolonged dEb.to and ante amendment that 1,000 copies ot each , ten to each member , be printed , the resolution went through by n vote ot 75 to IG , Moehr'man's resolution to gIve the auditor of publIc accounts a lst or the house em- ployes was carried , and the house took a recess - cess until 2 p. m , At the opening ot the afternoon session the speaker announced the ppolntment at I. " I. 'I.elane as clerk ot the commIttee 01 clRlms. lie also read a commulicaton from the Bolrd ot Publc Lands anl' ( ' BuIldIngs Mldng for on approprIatIon for coal for the capiol bulllngl and stating that I would re- tu ire $2,600 for the purpose. I was eterre(1 to the committee on accounts and espendis Lu res. harry sent up n resolution 10 request the relct committee to prepare a bill for Inlne- tate nilproprJat10n 01 alI to drouth sulerers , I Waq carried , following which came an In- fux ot bills and bills on first reading The conlnJleo on engrossed all enrolled bis asked , In n conlnunlcaton ndlreuel ( , to the speaker , for tine appointment at Verge Stewart , inn oM solJler ot I.'alrmont , as custodian - todian at the commitee roe I , 'fhls led to ftc long discussion , stopped only by Burch callng for the previous ; question , a loton having heel manIc to appoint Stewart The Ilrevlous question prevaIled , and the vote re- cnrred on the resolution , whIch was declared carried , The house then went Into committee - tee ot the whole to consider bills al general fo , with Barry In the chair lou90 roll No. 27 , to ProhIbIt Ilersons from unlawCuly obtaining all I or wearlnA the 1'Ireman's natonal button , was put upon its passalN. Howard said ho WIS opposed to c lass legislation , and movld to amend by In- setng "any other benevolent society" II the Ilrohlbitory provisions , whIch was prompty voted 110wn. The bill was then passell , with 'an amendment by Iunger , makIng It agree with torler decisIons oC the supreme court regarding the penaltes ) prescribed. Hoblnson's bill , Inotue roil No 32 , was then l out UpOI itS passage and TJased without amenlment , , Another bill by Hohlnson , house r ell No 33 , to allprollrlato certain 10neys k 1 < 011 as the " lorrl Puud , " received ' by the state treasurer under nut act ot conHress of the Ullell Stales , npprovell August 30 , 1890 , was passel ( without unmntenulnntennt. A third one by Hoblnson , house roll No. 34 : : , to allproprlato the tuiton fees of the College ot ' I.al ot the \nlver I ) ' of lancaster for the 'lse m mil support ot said college , aud to appropriate - propriate alt moneys dellslet by students In the ! various laboratories oC said unlverslt to t the use and ( support ot such laboratories ) , Was passed with amendment Considerable confusion ensued over Itite ' question ( l oC adjournment and I required the yes annul nays to settle the matter. The hour fixed ( was ! o'clock tomorrow morning hILLS ON FIRST 1UADINO . House roll No 2'1 , by higgins , to Promote the t devehopnnnent of tvater for tt IlveloPllnt wlter power irrlgnt- tun. 111lfnctll'llg nnd other Industrlli 1111Ises , nl to mnell section 2,451) , Con- sollatc StnttnteM of Nehraslm. house roll No , 2C2. by hailer , to amelHl an nct enttell "Al ICt to regulate the practice practce of plHrmaC ) ' nod ( sale of /olsons alit ! Ilre- vent ofitniterotlons / 111 vi Ilulertons In drugs ninth medical Ilrellralons i In the state of Nebraska. anti to Provide a Ienalty for the violation therea vloluton ther- " of" by nlhlng thereto three sections annul IHI to repeal Hectons 42 , 43 anal 41 of chapter 6 of the Criminal Code. Cote House roll No 2G3 , by Spencer to amend sectons 621. Gz anti G26 of the Consoliulated StatuteH of 18IJ ! , and to repent suld sections 621 , 625 antI ( G2G us now exIHtl . sectons House roll No 2GI , by llnrrlson , to amend ! L amel Icctons 3f ; , 40 anll MlhelvlMlon 15 of section Oc s , of an act cnltell "An nct to Incorporate ; cites of the first class having less than 2,0 2r ; ; and marc cass 8,0 ) Innhnnbitannts . all l'egllutn their nlnntles. powers and govern. ment , " aPProVed Mnrchu 14 , 18S9 gover- ! 1 189 , all to re- p2al m saId origInal sections. . HOlse roll No. 2G. by Allan . to u nuthorlzo counties within the state u of Ncbrnslm to submit to n vote of the people of said counties a propo- countcs , i lton to ' IHBUe bomls ) lndeI ! the provisIons of chalter 'xlv oC the Consolidated Statutes of Nebraska , for the purpose of sinking or boring nrteslnn wells , and to amend said . chapter xlv by making ant adding addi- tonal sections thercto ant house roil No 200 , by Conaway , to amen I } secton , 3,901 of the Annotated Statutes of t. 1 891 , chnpter- xLvi entitled "PubUc FInances ! - nances , anti to repeal said secton , House roll No 2G. ly Miles , to nmend section 5,0. page 1,186. ConsolIdated Stat - ltes of Nebraska or IS93 , and to repeal sal original seottoni. ant house roll No 2S3 , by Hinds , to compel Insttutons transactIng n banking business : to Ieel a list of shareholders . etc. . for the Inspecton ) of all shareholders and creditors : of the assoclnttlonn. House roll No 2C9. by F" ' W. flicinareison to amend section 83 ot Cohbey's COD soU- dated Statutes of Nebrskn , alI to repeal saId original seton and alt acts and repentS : nnt of acts In Conflict with this act House roll No ZO , by Brady , to beat Ind estahlsh n state normal school at Kearney , BUfCalo county , Neb. . to be know : and dtsllnnte,1 n.1 the State Normal school lt Kearney , a1I to provide for receiving a donation of prollrty for the santo anti to appropriate fUI s for running the samo. louse roll No. 271. hy Judd , to amend : s I 1 , 2 , 3. 4. 5 , 6. 7 , So and 9 of amenU II of chapter xvI or the Comlllld Statute S ot 1&7 , entitled "Relocation at County : Seats , " antI to I'erual said sectons , house roil No 272 , by llnger , to amewl section 1 of nn act to provide for can'.mhiint g Insurance polcle9 , lnl House roll No. 273 , by l3enedict , to amend sections 49 nod 53 ot chapter xvi of the Comlled Statutes ot Nebraska , entitle "Corporations , " and to repeal the tectols entted so unnendenl. House roll No 274 , by Coolay . to nuthtrlze tine Board or County ; Commlb'I'lers or County Board of dup'n'l.ors 1' f any cour.ty In the Rtale of Nebraska to make an 1''UII ; division 01 county npproprlotons for agrl- cultural Rocletes , house roll No 275 , I ) ltlchcettnn . to amend section 42 of chapter xxvI of niue ComplNl Statutes of Nehrslm of 183 , entitle "Fees. 1 " tnttet HOlS2 roll No 276 by Cole , to inahim : e tl(1Uze excmlltons from sale on , executions , ai t- tnchments or forced sale and to r'jcal ecu - toml 1,931 l and 5or. ot the Conlolhbd Stat- ul's of IS9 ( Cobbey's ) , house roll No. Z7 , by i3arry. to approprIate - prIate money for tine PttrPOsO of emlkbyImn attormne3'H ant to pay thte expenses employing ! cutn error to the United StltlR elrcu it Ircul caurtdmsttlct of Nebraskatinrotigin tine UnIte d States circuit court of appeals . and the united States suprlle eOlrt , In the case of Henr ) ' I. lilgglnsont I et 11 ogninet the Cii I- cage , flturliingtoo , & QUlncv ltiniiu'onul Burlngton HulJoud coin i- pnny , the Spits Dear of TransPortation of Nehlsl < et UI . .rnsportaton t ENA1'OlIS lO\'I 10 VERY I.JSUUm.\- Com miten tl rnvcallto Employc'u Samld Inll I " ii ( Ill nh nmneim t Till ill ii inlay ' nuicciun. LlNCOlN , Jan 18-Speclal-The I.INCO.N - ( ) - old habiue nt legislative sessions Imagln Corn n while this torenon that lhe senate had really gone to work. The reading of the journal at length , the reception of reports Cram tandh committees r colmending the passage . oC bills , the introductIon of new bills and tine reference ot others to regular commitees lent a buslnes -lke inspect to the seulon flfclenly enll'ening to deceive even the clceft observer Ilt the activity was , only ten\orary , alul before the senate In- duIgC In the midday recess the controversy over the emploves was again resunneel. resume. Immediately after the approval ) cf tine journal Hahn offered a joInt memorIal to congress In reference to a mater In which Ihe ( state Is Ilartculaly Interested. I asks Nebraska's eenutors and congressmen to use their best endeavors to euro'the passage of the ( 11enllng bill to cede 10 the state the arid lands within tine lmis at Ne- bra lo , and which still belong to the gO\- erinniennt Tine leutenant governor directed the secretary - tary to read for the luCormaton at tine senu- tl sel- ate tIne following communicaton : Hon H. g. Monro. Llenntenant Go'ernor 1.I'ltenalt Goveror amid President of the Senate : Dear Slr- I very respectfully cal the attentIon of ) 'ourlell ami the dlstnGulshell selute over which yuun ha\1 the honor to Inreside to scc- ton II , ehulltll' xlviI , IlaGo fl8 , of thn Com- plell Sttitite o Netnratkni tor Th93 , en- ttlll " 1"Jlllaturc , " whih teads a" follows : ' 'Ihat the oleers of tine "eluto Jeuts shah coit- "llt ot a 1"'t'slhmt , nneciu'tury , Isslstnnt eec- . lec- retury , "el'ellt.at-ul'nu' , doom keeper . enroll- log clerIc chllllln unmet Ilch oOlel' otcers enrol- alHI cnnuIoyes . snot to cxceell slxtlhe In I I 11'er , 11 unnay he dll'me,1 mnecessary for neCllllf" the IlrOllI' trnslctll oC tnuslmnesnu , such out- 01- Clrl coil . " cmlocs to be elected by the Alll I urge Illon ) ' 0\ the necessIty ot a Coiniuliniltee tinenttvlth Iii this necesslt. , cOlplnncl theJ wlh II thll dellrtment I "werl'ly trust that the list 01 entuploycs 11)11) ' b@ 80 lllJustet that this 0111cc CljIIO'CS olcc1' lot I bum t'ulell Upon to Issue warrants to any moro thal the ltUIO' nlmher and that the list tnay be eortlell ) to this llJartnllt before amy warrants are asked to le Issued , ' \'ll YO 1) ' ircat esteemnu . I 11n 10t cor- Itll ) ' yours IWGI NI MOOltlL 'Audior ot Pu\io ) Accounts. Alttr the auditor's letter had beu read tine lieutenant go\'rrnor stated that ho believed ant errOleous 111llrluton ; had gone out in re- Gad to the actual number ot CIIIo'es : on the pJ ) "rl , Aeeordluug to , the list , a clr- titled to him by the tOfd bookkeeper ! , tie senate . , - - . - - - - - had 10 tar confirmed the appointment ot but le\'enty-three ofcer and ( emplo'cs. The en rolling and engrossing commIttee hal ap- pinte eIghteen In oddlton , which had not como before tine senate The leutenant go\'ernor rcquestCI the ( commlHceo chnlrman en titled to clerks to hand the names ot l1ch clerks to the bookkeeper at cnce. STANDING COMMITTKES REP0lT , For tine frt time In the present session reports were recel"C from standing commit- te es. Pope , from tine judiciary committee , re ported back to the onato senate file No 9 , by Watson , senate file Nos 16 annul ( HI , by C rtune , with the recommend1ton that they pa st' . Hahn , front the committee 01 municipal a ffairs , made afairs n favorable report on Senate fa No I , by Watson The long expected report on house roll N o. 71 , providing for the appropriation at $ s 5,000 for the payment of members and ( em- Illoyes or the legislature , was hnndell In by Uraham , tram the commIttee on finance . A number at new bills were Introduced and real for the first tIme , Under the ' head ot unnnlholl bunelness . D ale called up his deCerre(1 ( motion ot y.e&I te rday , asking for the I ) PIJolntment ot a CII imn ittee Of three to ' ' mlteo Il\'estgate the pay roil , Graham ' ' offered I substitute as follows : 1hat 1 commite oC five he nippoluteti ' ! Ivo IPllollted b ) the President to iinvostigntte the nnftttcl ' uf senate emplo'e all thlt tlatl I Is recom- mellle(1 ( to the committee thlt It report utn Illinst ' 11) ' emllloye receiving more than Ole tir ulay'g hours juc I amid ) ' that for amy said ccinnmnlttee successive I'ellort wontysi to commitee tll Relntl cJlctrnln the mneci'sstry 11Inher ! of employee , and make its n\ceslr TPOI't 10t hater t hnunIomnday , JllUr ) ' 21. Dale said that whie lie hall no objectons to any part at tIne substitute to Jni Is motion br the senator from Gage , hE coul sofu no gOOI and valid reason why his 11oton should not have the Ilrecedence. On the yea and nay vote Graham's substi- subst- tute was adopted by a strict party Vote After some little tIme . tine leutenant gov- ernor nnnounced the following five senators ns the membership oC tIne proposcl ( comlhlt- toe : Ornham of Gage , POe of Salne , AI < ers at f Scott's Shifts , Crawford [ oC Hol and WatI son of Otoc. Mcleehy then moved tht when the senate nonr o ( . . It be until Monday afernoon ( , at : 'fho moton called out n spirited protest Crom Dale , but lcI\eeb ) ' eplalne that the adjournment till Monda was necessar In order to give the counnnnlttees nn opportunIty to examine tim large number of bills ) rcady referred to thnenin. Ialo thOlght that , a9 so mnny senators woull take advantage or the mlourment to g o lnonnio . the comnmitteos would be able to a ccomplish conl\ltecs remaining II session - ion until noon today an.1 . tomorrow. Before MclCeeby's motion was voted on Stewart moved ( that the senate athjotnrmn . Under - der l the rules this would force the senate to Iemaln In sesslvl tonnnorrow The motion was apparently carried and the lieutenant lellenant Aovernor had practically declared It so , when Stewart elandell the yeas and nays. On r ell cal Stewnrt's motIon was rejected by a strict party vote. The senate then ndjourned until Monday nferoon at 2 o'clock ultl IOIUltYOl'ru : 1.\\S Di 'lg SIN\'I ; . : lcl8lres that luvo Boon Hepurtetl for ' ln'sl : n or 1Ivo , Tnt t3tarteut LINCOLN , Jan 1B.-Special.-Tho ( ) senate Is i preparing to pass a few bills. There ser slght m indications of this Intcnton this fore noon when several bills were reported front standing committees ant placed on the gen eral file. The Irst was senate fe No.9 I ) , I Introduce on January 3 by Watson This bill provides for the contnuance at the present - ent supreme court commission for nnother : period ot three . years. The commission was : created by time legislature two year" 'igo , and Its i tenure of ofco was lmited to three years , The cmmission has not made such progress : In I the first two years of Its existence as to war rant the assumpton that It will enable the supreme court to catch up wIth the heaviy ; ; overburdened doket In the year yet remain I ng. Wat n s bill continues the operatIon I of tine law pver another tinreo-yettr term , making no other cinange I was favorably reported , and goes to the general fe , ' Another bill favorbl ) ; r ported by the d judiciary committee was ' senate 10 No. lr : , Introduced by Crane January 7. I provIdes that It shah be the duty of the district court nt each term to appoint a competent number of bailiffs to walt on the grand jury and court , who shall be allowed for their services $2 per day , to bo paid by the county. Pro vided however. that In counties having over 125.000 Inhabitants each bailiff shal be appointed - pointed to serve one year from the time of his appointment ( unless sooner removed h : the court , such power of removal bzlng given ) : ) and shalL receIve for the services $900 ) per year , to be paid monthly by the county. The later proviso affects only Douglas county. Another bill Introduced by Crane on Jan uary 7 was also favorably reported by the judiciary committee this morning. I Is I senate file No : 19 , and Is at particular Inter est to Douglas county. I provIdes that In counties whose population exceeds 70,000 the county board may emllloy such addition , counsel ( ( n addition to the county attorney ) In civi maters as the Ilublc Interest may : require. Such attorney or attorneys wi counsel the board on such civIl maters as may be laid belore them ant email prosecutor or defend on behalf or the county or any oC Its ofcers such civil actions or proceedlnAs as the Interests of the county may It their judgment require , and small receive such compensaton In each case as may be agreed upon. The legislative appropriation bill was also reported favorably Among tine his Introduced today were . several ot ) mportance , both to the state at large and to different cities. HAHN'S LAND MmMOmA The following Is Senator Hahn's Joint memorial , relating to government lands In I Nebraska : Whereal. A bill Is now pending beCore the congress of the Unlttl States providing for the ceding to the state or Nehrska of all tIne government lands wIthIn the wihin borders of said state , the title to which all remains In the United States : until sll \'hcrenl The lafsagl or said bill would hi bring all saId lands more nrmltl , ' Inln : the larleet and encouraHeth ulovelolurnent ( 11HI ttemlnt of unoccupied lnortions of the state and largely Increase hI taxable Ilroperty oC nll ! slate , therefore be tlxable HeRol\ol , ly the leglslaturo of the state ot NetJrnhklt In Its twent-tourth sessIon Issemhl' , ' , that Our senators tn congress arcs hereby Instructed . uinui outS representni. anl Jlpresenta- U\'IS reqmncstetl ( , to use all honorahle until \ reasonable efforts to accomplsh Ind hasten the pUBEage oC acid act Sloan Introduced a bill empowering cities of the second class and villages tine power to make contracts wIth private partel to erect and maintain gas or electric Igl plants and to give such prtvate partes the exclusive privilege at furnish In ! gas or electric light for any length of tIme not exceeding twenty- one years an(1 ( to levy 1 tax not exceeding 5 exceellng f mis on the dollar for the PUTIOSO ot paying time cost at lighting streets and . Ightll atrcrts aleys. Tine ohl law simply IIrol'hle3 that such ' cItIes and villages shal ha\o power to let contracts for gas works and dO not provide for. the , levy ot a tax to pay for lghtng street " , A bill to , regulate thu , ImanhaIQn ; ; , amid operation at mutual benefit associations was Introlluce(1 by Wright , Watson introduced a bill . plaeln'g the 11 spectiony ot oils under the ilirectlont qnd control - , trol ot the State Board of Publo Lands antI Buidings , thus doing Iway wih .the chief oil Insllctor. Time bill provides that null oIls offered for sale must stand a hash test ot 110 10 degrees . Hahn Introduced I bill amending the laws / . governing cites 01 the first class hlvlnJ : more than ,000 and less than' 25,000 In Iuabitamtts. 'FIne bill wIll permit such' cites : as hastIng . Beatrice , Grand I Island , I.'rl- 10nt and South Olaha 10 lune hands not exceeding In amount f&OOOO for tIme purpose ; plants of erectlnng theIr 011 gas and electric light , labl also Introduced a bill prohibiting the I manufacture or sale { t cigarettes II the state I at Nebraska , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'U ft io : ULis'i'E UA ! 1tiS'I'I ( J CoSt l't SI ES. huh to I'revait , 11lcklhth'l ot J mlluy ( . I alt' ' for Oilier I'nrisel ' "trlluc"ll , LINCOLN , Jai 18-Speclal.-Senator ( ) Smith ot Dougla county today Introduce tlO I bills that wil bl read wIth InterCt by a large percentage of than middle working , classes of the ciy ot Omaha , The first Is I similar to the one Introduced In tine mouse by Jtnnen , and I' desIgned to protect emplo"ts I from being blacklIsted tlllugb the machin- alOls oC guarantee companies I Is provide : that when any such COlpal ) ' hal cancel any bond ot IndemnIty or guaranty , or sinai I , notify employer that such company shah no' ' longer I guata..tc the fdelty ( ot iald persol , or , . - - - - - ' % v inefl such corporation has one guaranteed thd fluidity ot flpylmorn Rnll on application npplcton rotu e ! to 10 & IJYqllerln \n , 1101 01 tine written re quest ot tine A I'lsloner ot Insurance , file wih that ofcer 'within thIrty daya a full atatement or tine facts on which such action wns based , nnd.1 I such acton bo bastl II whole or In part : Cntormatcn furnIshed the company , all the saul Information , together wih the nannies ot 'such Informants , shal also bo fIled . U tbe oltltsloner or In- iranco r th omplY : refuses the commissioner - sioner ot Insurlltfl'ls ' directed by the law to re\'oko Is eerU"la'b ' ot aUlhorlty , The other bIli4'gol by Senator Smith pro- vhlos for the regnlatol ) ot these guarantee companies , I Is estimated that these guar- ' anteo cOlllallr' collect over $60,000 per 'annum In Ilrelllns , ant ot the state , tine largest part ct t which Is collected In Omaha , The ) are subject 10 no state control or sUller- \'Isn , and tIne state has ito way oC 11rotect- In g Its ciizens tram alY unjust operations. . The bill ) Is ono which will ho wolcomel1 In Omaha (11 w1 be equally acceptable to people outside ct the metropols . , I'JLOOF ( " , - ' , . . ) ( H1I W.\tl. ' 0 hr. I'rlco'R ( : r"nl BikhlJ J'o"ller Rt time 1',11. , An envious New York COIIletor , who trIos to sell Interior goods by labeling themt absolutely Inure , " seeks to b ttt the nwnrd ot f hlhlt honors' to Dr. Price's Cream Bale- lng-Powder at the World's Columbian expo- sion by denying that such honors were den- Cerrel , Chlet at Awards J. S. Browning writes : : TIme recorll of this department ( arlculure ) I hoW tht executive commitee on awardu I nwars o lflcialiy mnlnnounct'tI tinne that ofclal ) announcrl some tme ago an I all'arll lied ben grante the Pric Haldng Powler company al Its cxlllbit ot baking pewter , " lon , John 10YII Thcher , chairman of time d exocuth"o COllltco on awards , also wrieR I under the late or Pehrulry 14 , 1891 : "I 1 : herewith enclose you an ofcial copy ot youmt a ward , which inn due tune 11 bo Inscribe I In I limo diploma and ( forvartleml. " Why did the New York competitor not ex- hlblt ? Was It because his Ilowder ( con tained ammonia ? The award oC Dr. Price's was for strength , . puriy ant eneral excellence. . I .IJhI'flfXG'S . , .SKIIrL'S , .UlB ( J .tl , le Wns Nut Guity If ltorgcry RI1 II Act- I / louorahl : ) ' Iii the BIII .11 a I ter. STUAH' , Neb. , Jan. 18-Speclal-The ( ) I rellorts which ha\o bon sent to the daly press : from O'Nei , charging George I. owring late cashier at the Stuart State I hank , wih the crime at forgery , do Mr. Dow- ring al Injustice , flank gamlner Cowdery malle this charge against Bowring In the : count - court. .The falsity or the charge was ; cearl ) ' brouht o t In the preliminary hear I nig. After Bowrlng's arrest , and when he Coun(1 out what time chare agalmt him was , It i took hut a very few words to bring back to t the recollectIon or " 'llal Kroter tlat I he m hall willingly signe the note In question , t thouh the matcr had , It seems , passed en- trely out of his recolecton , This unfortunate - n ate circumstance which has canuseti the re- cause 10rt i to bo llbl1hed In the daly plpers unter glaring head lines that Bowring Is a f orger . would no . - . have occurred had they conuled . him )11 iitIe _ before startIng the uit.Ann A9 n mater o fact the Stuart State bank should have bexta I closed hn' cose when the 101 Count ) " bank at O'el failed , as this one was then underlIPII. paulo management. Mr Dowrlng , the cqslmier , called a meetng ot the business men at that tIme , and It was : their unanimous" ' v'rdiet ' that the bank be kept I running and that they would stand by It. i This was done for the god at the town and wih the loq 1 , qt saving tine depositors : from 1ss. Had it11tot ! bon for the cntre tnlure ot crops cite qast year this could have been d6ne. HI" , ' \be \ bank gene Into the hands h or a re e "er " I , then tIne greater per ton at the blalH fp mismanagement would I have h Calen upoj.pa.vhd. , , Adms , presIdent ot this bank uPorI.avld } ant , Pflsdcnt ot the Holt County : bank whoabscode when the latter failed , As It Is , fld'rInj \ j < f to later al Cale C. blame. . . . So Car nothing criminal s has been brought to light In connection with Dowrlng Ho has not left the town and does not want to go tIll ho has done all In his power to save al I that t Is possible front the wreck. Ito further agrees to turn all his earnings over to those who have sustained a loss He has plenty ot frlenlls who want to see him do this , and , are willIng to assist him to make his word goo IEUlSg Ul , B. T. uor.uUtoI { . I'usaln ! of " ,11 Clty' 1'011111 l'ostnlstor -Slmtch of ills Life. FALLS CITY , Neb" , Jan. 19.-Spoclal- ( ) Postmaster E. J. 10ldbrook of this city die d last night at 1 o'clock Mr. Holdbrook was born at Warwick , Canada , In 1842. He came to this city In 187 and started a blaclcsmlth shop" He was apPQlnt < d postmaster In March , isit , and was confirmed eleven months later. le leaves his family In good financial clr- cumstances. He leaves a wife ant two daugh- ters Ind a son Funeral services wIll be held at the residence Sunday. aura at Yorle. YORK , Neb" , Jan. lS-Speclal-Tbe ( ) coal aimed and bar at John Dover was par- taly burned last night. I Is thought that the lames were caused by some one dropping a match or a spark from a pipe or cigar while stealing coal from the shed , The ladles of the llccabecs met last even- Ing at the Ancient Order of United Work- men hal In revlow. Mrs J. 0 , Stenbaeh was Instnled ns record keeper. Several new members were Instaled , After the business meetng , which lasted some time . was over , all adjourned to p1ral < e of an elegant repast , which was Indulged In and enjoyed by all. The next review wIll be held the trst ; Moo- day In February Relic If 1 hn la wluyCI11ul .lon lomlllIY : , FRIIMONT , Neb . Jnn. lS-Speclal-Dis- ( ) trlct court Is In session , with Judge Marshal presl lng , IiV. . Renldn , editor oC then iLoper Sentnel , was gIven I judgment against tIne Hlwkeye COl mission company for $4,100 This case grew out of the lalut of tine Hawkeye company which was doling business here last summer , when corn wont UII JO rnilidly. Ienldn boug'nt ' consld- erablo corn and when the firm colapsel I owed him $ ,100. Ho garnisheed limit Commercial - mercial Natonal Ianl , which held $ GOO 01 the Hawlceyo money ThIs aunnLuuit Remnlnlut gets , and wi probably whistle for the balance , a other creditors mire doing Urand "Innd boehll Event , GRAND ISLAND , Jan 19-Speclal-The ( ) Social Hour club.onslstng ot Grand Island's best young men- and ladles , gave a mas- 'ulrado bal lam4f nlkht which , vas time best , ever held In this city. I was well attended , both , as 10 elnect41rsant1 Ilartclpants , While spec4r9r rlphen a her I away front the door of I3f1uu' " livery stahle , George Morey , a lad of 7 years , was 1 < lelc"1 In the face by another Jborle tanlng wIthin tine door , A deep gash was cut In his diode < to brlll which Into proper contilon It required tWo stitches , Njildnes ! were brokemt ' M 1 Chyu1r'l ( lnllnr Admit , M'C0014 JUN lfioN , Neb , Jan 18-Spe- ( clal.-Thl ) Ice harVsl care to a sudden stop today , throwlna , ! number of men out 01 einnploynmmennt. : ! Ij" Stop * , olner ot Stone's nnuiilnn , believIng . , thak h9 Jhoull mayo a royally - ally on all Ice cut along tine Bltne. let the water out of hL lam , cauBlng the Ice to tal and break Jjl I There are several hun- dred loins ) 'ct 'tlflrt ' up. Relief lt 1"llllluI City . ltflPUllLlCiN CITY , 'Neb" , Jan 18-(8pe- ( ciai.-Last ) nlHht tIne ctzens at Republican City and Mulalhy townships met In the lrerbyterlan 'Ihurqh and completed the relief organizaton by electIng ) . Castle , inresideimt ; - C. IL McI'iieraonn ' . ' : Mclheril , vice prsin1eut ; J. M , Freer , secretary , and 1' , HOiand , treasurer , " tiling 01' ii 11111' " 10111. UEATHCI ! , Jan , 18-(8peclal ( Teleram- ) The Board of SupervIsors today Instructed tine county attorney to at once begin suit against the bond of tine defunct Nebraska . National bank for tine recovery of fli,000 oC county money held by time bank al the time Its door. were closed , tme luBh'II. 1.1,11 Adjudged 1usuie. , 1tUShiVILLF. Nets , Jan. 18-Speclal ( Telo- ram-Thl ) wIfe of II , S. 1 lwanger ot this place \1 tctay adjudged Insanu anti wi ant be taken to Norfolk . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - BANQUET FOR TiE WINNERS Oommeroial Club Oelebrtcs the Achievement - mont or Securing the State Fair WAS A GENUINELY HORSEShOE CCCAIO ! ConJrnhllatonN Mingled With Sugge'itions ' of IC811lslbllty , 1itnpoot bT Victory -Semntimnmeiit of Lincoln , l'alr Anuociiu- ton Rnl Cllels of time State Following quickly upon time heels ot Its annual ban'uet tine Commorclal club enjoyed 1 jollification spread last e\'cnlng. The Omahn men who successfully waged the fight , tor the location ot the State fair wore treated lko heroos. Bver'body celebrntOl all rejoiced oVer the nhnntnge won by Omaha. The tables were nrrangel In time formni oC a horseshoe , em- blemaUeal at the good buick that attended I the eforts to secure the Cnlr. There was a lrge l attchuhnnmnc . In madng ! the address ot welcome , l'resl- dent b Weler sid : " \Ve ha"o no quarrel with nny city In the u tate at Nebraska , and we want the people ot I.lncoln eSlleclaly to tel that we are their : Crlcmls , and that they , with us , are a part ot one great commonwealh , anti 10 shoul I 10 all Ie posslbl ) ' can for tine advancement 111 d I'olopment at our vast resources. I shoul bo the object nnd chin or eVery cii- zen to build UII the commercial anti manutnc- turlng Intcrests ot our state. The fact should t not bo lost slht ot that somewhere In this i great Missouri valley Is bound to bo n I metropols thnt wi In tIme rival tIme great L city oC the lake. This cannot In the very nature ot thing be Lincoln , Grand Island , Bentrlco or any ot our Inland towns : then ; why should we not all mull togcther and make Omaha that great city ? To do this u , would Ie ; to time Interests oC all our Ileople , I W'o would have Increased railroad Cacltes n I t throuhout the state , and tncreaed valuaton I of our lands , whie our cites and towns 3 would conUnuo to hnro\'o ! untl Nebraska L would be to Omnha what Illinois Is to Chicago - ago , and all COrrNpOnlng ! ( advantagcs I would nccrue. " FOR TIE PAn ASSOCIATION. In respomlnr lIlt A. Dares at Ornnd 1 Island , president of thc State Fair associa- ton , said : "Genitlonnen , I assure you that t tIme ofcers ot the Nebraska State Board ot : f Agriculture are men who Inflow how to mal e a fair secoml to none In the United States , If I if not In the world , and Uln our part , ant tIn 3 people of the state and wIth your SUII/Ort , tine fair wIll be a success. / "The fair has been nt Lincoln for the last ten years , and having bad somethIng to do : wIth its managemcnt during that time , I must say that \0 have received encourage ment antd god treatment at their hands. I I thank you sIncerely for your cordial welcome tonight , and nun Instructe by Secretary Fur- nas and Mr. Dnsmoro and the other members - bers of the bard at managers to express their thanks for your Invitaton to bC present and express to you their sincere regrets that they could not bo here , as they were com- peled to go home front LIncoln nnd did not have sumclent tIme to do so and be wIth you on this enjoyable occasion " Mayor Bemis made a spech In which he reviewed limo resources of Nebraska and the mutual benefIts that would be shared by Omaha and the state by holding the fair nt Omaha lie had faUlt In future crops , and believed the exhIbits would bo extensive , as drouths were few and far between In Ne- braska. The mayOr hoped that In the fu- lure there would be a "greater Omaha , " In- cu\lnr Council Bluffs and South Omaha , for tie next mayor , and he incIdentally wante to that ho the " " say hoped "geater Omaha" would glvo' the'mayor' greater power and not let the city councIl alt Board ot Public 'Vorks perform the dutIes of the mayor and seek to run time town. Maol BernIe sad that ho had no prepared speech , and he would make hIs remarks a "go-as-you-please" toast. The toast became a roast for the city council , the Barber Asphalt company and street pavIng - lug contractors. The "combines" were crlU- clsed by the mayor , ant ho called the at- tenton of the Commercial cub members , as guardians of time taxpayers' Interests , to the inmattor . The mayor berate the "corpora- tons , boodlers and certain contractors , " who , ho said , "were the bull dog that held the city by time throat , and unless the grIp was broken the city wouldn't amount to much In the future " As mayor ho propose to contnuo his policy of firm honesty and stand up for the people and Omaha. FROM PAST TO PRESENT. Judg Ambrose followed with I response to "PIoneer Omaha , " In which he gave an interesting recital oC early days In this city . The judge paid a graceful tribute to tine men who rocked the cradle at the metropolIs at Nebraslm and fostered Its growth from a chid of time Illalns to limo maturiy of suc- doss After reviewing time PrimitIve past he referred. to the gratifying present and glorious - ous future of Omaha Mr Martin Dunham , a member ot the State Board of Agriculture , spoke upon "The Ten Years' Struggle , " In whIch he cited the fCh made between Lincoln and Omaha for the state fair Ito believed the co-operaton of the raIlways was essential to the success of time fair. Ito said that the assertion of tine Lincoln people that Omaha had stolen the state fair and a surplus In the treasury was somewhat amusing , In view at the fact that Omaha had won It fairly and there was only a little over S In the treasury. W. I. Stephens of SOUUI Omaha was called upon for an Impromptu speech , but begged to be excused , as he was not In good voice Mr. Wagner ot South Omaha was called for and expressed the belief that the South Omaha Live Steele exchange would prove loyal In making tIne fair a SUCCess. , Malt Daugluerty _ ot Ogllala responded 10 " 101 Western Nebraslm Toole I 1manu . " le believed time credIt of securing the honor belonged - longed primarily to tito Commercial club , which was represented itt LIncoln by much Haunt asVeller , Utt , Benmmett , IColly , Fry , Iunhnam anti Farrel , Westermi Nebraska lied gladly inclined Omnaina to aectiro tine honor , and imow western Nebraska asked Onnnaina to help those who helped luer , by encouraging Irrlgation. Irrigation in western Nebraska developed meant gold poureul Into the lap of Omunalna ; It meant life blood to tine veIns of comnumnorce , SPONIi FOR LINCOLN , fr. Ilickey of Lincoln was called upon to respond to thu toast , "How Lincoln Feels. " Instead ef delIvering mt 'funeral oratIon , lie imnImuiged iii a clever piece of comedy work In Italimtin dialect. descrIbing time fight ho. tweemn.SuilIvnn emil the Italian peanut 'ender , Mr. Illcbcey maid that tine sadness in the huear.t1of .Lit defeated Itatian was only et'uahi d 'hny tIne heavy dose of grief that Lhmncoln Itaul swallowed. LIncoln , Inowever , winIia regretting defeat , would remaIn loyal toNebraska annul do mmii In Its power to imnake Ilno fair a suncces& Otimer toasts were as follows : " \'hat It Mealta to tIme Jobbers , " J , ii. Ilaunn ; " 110w tIne Retailers Are Inuteresteil , " w , it. Bennett ; "Tine Greatest of State Fairs , " B. if. itobison ; "General Beinefits , " Cauiet Taylor ; J'Autuunnal Festivltiea , " Major 'F , S. Ciarkson , with it connmplImmientary refer- enico to tine noun wino made time festivItIes a inoasibility ; "Omaha and tine Fair , " Coimumnia- siomner Ult. btesoltntloos were unanimously passed tlianlnlng tIme rnlbway companIes for courte. idea extended , aund cxpressIing deep gratl- tudo to all wHo assisted 1mm locatIng the fair at Onntaitnt. A comntmnunlcatlOn was read front Br. George 14. Mliier , with a number of augges- Lions for attractive features of the faIr. At tIme conclusion of time banquet , the cx- , ecutivo committee met amid decIded to senti : a conumntttee of four to LIncoln In belualf ci the Muccess of time amentleul charter ltiii wimtcim comes up soon for legislatIve attemn- : lion , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MEANS wii1A'r fltL'il iSllET1Ntin , I'Iauis to Unite ( ) ununIiii sun liiuporiitnt stmntomn : I ( III lime $ eett Vlrcutt. Time fact timat Omaha has secured tIne state fair and the fact ( Inst this means time early , completion of ( hue first class anile track en sine alto selected , West Side , evidently mneani mucim more to ( lie Gate City than tine average - age citiseut Imagines. "lit tine Ibrat place , " remarked a promi' promi'L stoat barrister an Commerotat club mar L rn--- - - - kt ! : _ yO esterday , "tiuo State fair means for O maha in revival of trade inn all Its brancIns , a und already tlno incipient influences of this b it of good fortune are being felt In certain d irections , ManT seem to thInk tlnntt the f air will only benefit tine moLds , boarding l iotise , restunurmunts , atulonins ninth retail In- t ereats , but tinis Is a mistake , as all of our bl tmslness Interests will ho nnutterially en- bf l untnced , Our cltIzemn , luowever , judgIng f rom past experiences , unto little acQuainted witim time potent Influences wiulcln nro back of t iti enterprise , Heretofore our i'eoplo have y ielded too rntmch to personal jealousies , and tl t Ime result inas been timat wlncnen'er aim emtter- l nriso imas been started by one sot anothmer would cry It down , ninth tIme result lots been a luntost immevltatilo faIlure. hut tinis condi- to ion no lounger PrevaIls , for thno reason that o ur bushiness Inca , seeing tIme folly of dl- vidcd action , mayo , through thus Counimnercial c hub , Umtited upon a course which omeans c oncert of effort cud intelligent hiantdttttg of alt qtmestions concernimig tine cIty's atbvamncennemnt a und welfare. ' ltACL MEITZNGS PLANNRD. Tinere Is one thing , it is clmtlnncd , that the state fair mtneans for Oinnalua beyountl tiu Peradventure - adventure of a doubt , annul tinat. is a. serIes of aninual racing sessions that wIll be of Incalculable - culablo beneilt to every Unisiniess Interest withiun her comtflmncs. l'ronntlneint business uncut and lmorao amnd stock omen are alrenuiy bushy oingmngcd layIng tiuc plaits for tine organhsa- lion of a lIrsI-class tntotropolitaun race asso- chatboum , TIne project Is to be incorporated annul mill upomn time nnnost atibstanttial basis , mind the InitIatory steps wIll be takeut sooni as the State hoard of Agrictmtttnro nitoltun out tlno Itregrant of work tinat. wIll deVolve - Volvo upon It. There Is to be a large nnomtnbcrsinlp , to Imtcltudo a majorIty of time city's legitimate busimness unnent , a rotumid Initla- thom fee anal amnnnual dues , sumillcicint to Insure tine untalunteiuance of time emttcrprlso at a stait- dard tlmat will coummlnare favorably wIth sImIlar Iunstltuthoins In tine larger cIties. A mnaumnmttotlu club imoumso Is to buo built out time state fair groutids , wlnlebn are to be mtiptdietl with nil tins advauutmnges , inninrovemucuits aind attractions of a tiuorotmgluiy mnietropolitann city perle , It. Is expected that sonnetlting like * tO,000 vili be oxpennbetl 111)00 time club luouse , winicin Is to be coiniplete lit all Its flllmhultinteitts , holing fur- nIslncd throtmginout In a lavish hunt enubstantial mmtaunner. Of course , as yet tine plans are but lminted tnponn , limit it. Is to be a connnmmothlotms structtmrc , with ann upiner nind lower veranda extctuuhhnmg rounnd the entIre buIlding , ninth wIth sleeplung ntlnartnioitts , manors , reception rooinns , bIlliard mail , ohilces , thinmlmmg rommms , cafe ahlti culsinne. In fact , It he to be it tmiodernm cliii ) inotise ninth hotel comntblmmeti , whuere macmu- bore cain resort wIth timelr fauimihies , for a ulay or a week , at any tune of tlte year , as the wlnint seIzes tlteimt , amid vimere tIne ) ' will be assured of all tIne advantages 1mm tine way of enjoymmnent to be obtainmed at ammy of tine cIty luotel. FOUR EVIiltY YEAR. Timen it Is the Intention of time aesocIa Lion , in coninectiomi with the state fair , to give tine city of Oninaima four first-class rachig sessionus eacim year , to conimnmtence lit tIne aprlutg , say about time immlthdie of May , wltin a twemnty days' runnminmg session , wIth ptmrses ranghing front $500 up , and aggregating sulflchent to lmiduco the attendance of nih tlmo notable inorsemnen fund nil tlmo great horses whlcit mntark limo racing epocine at Ilawtliorne. WashIngton Park , Latonia , Mlii- mmenpohis and time faiinous eastern cotmrses , Tinma is to be followed by a suimainner trot- tiimi inteetlinic ot five or six dave nunainten- ance In imniti-Juno , wltlu purses ranging from $ so0 to $1,500 , or aggregating $18,000 or $20,000 ; a magnet tlmat wIll draw imero nil time famouns stables In the land , and soon invest - vest Ommnaiua wktit tIme reputatIon of tIne racing cemmter of tlmo great rest , and if the plans of tIme Paxtons , time Patriches , tIne McSlmanes , tine Kountzes , Creiglmtoims , l3rlggs , tine Mounts , flartletts and other promInent cItizens do not miscarry , it Is something alto will surely have. FollowIng time summer meet will come tine state fair in Septeniber , with its multI- tarious attractions , clmief of which Is to be a grand trottinmg session , wimich is to be patterned after the great meetIngs of thno grand western and soutinenn circuits. Just what these macan can be gathered from time followIng list of dates and the purses imung up. At Joliet , Ill. , Juiy 29 , begins a five days' meeting , at wimicui $20,000 is offered in lwrses ; at Terrc JIaUt , Fair association amid chub together , August 5 , five days , $10- 000 ; Indianapolis Trotting association , Augu.st 12 , $40,000 ; Fort Wayne , August 17 , $30- 000 ; Columbus , 0. , August 20 , $20,000 ; Clnbt- licotine , 0. , September 2 , $20,000 ; Louis- vllie , September 9 , $40,000 ; Indianapolis , State fair , September 16 , $25,000 ; Chtcago , Sep- tenther 23 , $10,000 ; Terra Haute TrottIng association , September 20 , $10,000 ; Lexington - ton , October 7 , $75,000 ; Nasimvillo , October 14. $40,000 , Tlmat all of these meetIngs mean untold good to the various cities In whIch tlney are given yearly , Is Inmdlsputably atteted to by tine fact timat auclu money Is exinemmdetl In ptnrses SucceedIng time elate faIr and Its grand iremier race meeting , It is time object of this contemplated club to close time season In October iItit anotlner two weeks run- fling meeting. Verdict Against mi flofiuniter. GRAND ISLAND , Jan. 18.-Special-Time ( ) trIal of the first ono of tine cases of tine city of Grand Island against J. W.Veat and bondsmen was concluded lest nlglut , wimen tine jury , after aeven hours delIberation , returned a verdict mt favor of the cIty for $3,870 , tine toll amount clalnned. TIne case was tougiut bitterly frm start to finIsh anti general In. torest was manIfested In the saute , owIng to tito fact timat there are several cases of a similar nature pending , The city lies tivo other cases agaInst 'thno defaulting ox-city treasurer and his unfortunate bondsmen , and the eclmool board has one case. 'l'imen timero are civil claims of tine county of Hall against E. C. hlocleenberger , defaulting county treasurer - urer , and bondsnnen , and tim school b'ard has a case against the defaulting cleric of the beard , Ii , C , Ilockenborger , ammd bondmmen , Judge J. It. Thompson mresided , Tiuls wits thu case wherein J , W. West , after making us deposition and refusing to aignn it , was caiied as a witness , and also refused to testify , Duninlse of Sannnuoi , litntos , ELK CITY , Nob. , Jan. l8.-Spocial.- ( ) Samuel James dIed at hIs imoimme'et1uuesday and was burled today , ykiiP ° fjq owi : wjo''s 130th the method arId resuitH when Syi'iij > of Pigs is thkeii ; it s Pleasant niul i'efiesliiuig to tile taste , ailul acts gently yet pI'onlptly on the ICitinoys , Livei' ailti Bowels , clealIses tim sys. tout effeettizally , dispels colds , head. aclues auid fovci'i and cures lialnitual collstipation. 8yrtip of Figs is tluo Oil ! ) ' ieiiiedy of itA3 kind cvci' pie ( ItlC'Cd , pleastuig to the thsth 1111(1 flU. COltahltb ) tO thu Rtoluach , pronlt in itt acotioii ail(1 trihly beilolicial in its effects , 1irepai'cd only from the most healthy LUll ( agreeable substhiiecs , its Imlany' oxclleiut qualities COflIuIlelld it to all anti have inado jt thu most loPlhlar ) remedy lcilowuh , YtlP of Figs 'is for Bale Ifl 50 coiit bottles by all leading drug. gihits. Aiy reliable druggist who may flot litwo it OR hand will ro cure ' it promptly for any OHO who w'islies to try it , Doiuotaccoptaiiy substittito , CALIFORNiA P/C SYRUP CO. 84N FRANCIOD. CAL. LOUIVILLE. r. MEW YORK. Ar. . , ' - ' - - - L - - 'u.- - 'I . \ t . , . . N 'V ' Mt's. if , C , Mct1loc Orleaung , md. Good Roasoifor Faith Cured of Scrofula by Hood'o Setofumla ibcrmnteates itununnity. It Is thioronngluly lmulnnscd unto time blood , Scarcely it man Is free front It , In onto turin oruilnotiner. lioott' Sarsalbarllla cures scrofule prumntptly , surely , hieruimainemntiy. Tlmnntsammds of ieohulo say so. For instance , read tinlan 'I f jutstiihch , in titinkling bout's ' Sarsaparllla a SPienmullul inetliclmio by own expericince in itlu It , I me , nt great stufloror from scrofuimi , lucy- lung dreattftul Seneca lit rr.y ears ntuttt on nay iimttI , sominctiuinos like large boII .1 Iscinunrglnm md I tine timnne. ill ) ' inunsiatnuut imtsIoul timat take iIool'a Sarsaporilia. Of time ilrst bottle My Appetite Improved , sad I fellsomnewlnatbettor , So I botnglmtnnotlter bottle , aunt by tlto tinto It was Itch gorno time scrotunla hiatt entirely ullsauupearetl , I ann Hood'staCurcs snow emitirehy free from scrofuic antI was lteycr in better tuentltit. llomt's i3arsapariila also cureul' mae of a terrible pain Iii mity iuIo , caimseni by nictnrtigit : : of tiiti heart. " rutite. A. 0. ? ui1ti.Ot'K , Onlc'uims , Imuuiiamma , Hood's Pub ctmro liver Ills , constipetloni , biliousness , jauimdlce , sick imeatlacime , tundigesUon , . E. C. WEIT' hTVE AI7 flIIAflT T2EATIIEITT Is soul under poi4tbvo written guarantee , by , uuutimnrizn'ui agents emily , to cunnuVcmtk JtIenmor ; 1onue of hlriuini anti Nerve J'ower : Loet Mnnmhmoou' ( umickites , : Night ioisuu ; J'vhl : , Irennnn' : L.ntck oI t,00fmtlLdulco ; Ni'rviutienneea ; 1.nuu.sntuuniu ; unIt Drains ; Lose of I'ower of ilmi ) ( honoruntito Orgunins tnt wilier sex , canned lyoror.r'xertionn , l'otnthfunllirrorsor Exeeusu'vo Use of 'I'niiacrui , ( ) iniinnn or Ltqnmor , 'uvimich leatla ti ) lullsory , ( 'ofitni munpt ion , I nusumnuty and Pectin. ll itmutli , $1 mu box ; six for $5 : with ivrittha gutrentoo : tip cure or refund unmmuey. Went's Liver 1i1is euro Sick llemndineho. lliluoumsuess itvor Couninluint , Hotnr I4toummarhn flystueluana tonstipatlonn. tIUAIIA N'I'iEi3 issued onnjy by Goodman Drug Co. OmahL , AMUI&MEiN'rs , nnvno TODAY. uu I M U TONIGHT. SATURDAY , JAN. 19. Fareweil Engegemnont of tIne Tragetiauu , ' 1CIJ)1iIC1UIC 1. IJIX WARDE & JAMES Sumlorteul by tine forennnost countprtnny in Aumterlea , iii a nmtagnhitcunt cenlc revhai of tile fuiiow- . Inc iimays : Mattice Tmu.5 ? S S H E N R1 1 ' 1' ' TONIGIIT"RICHARD 111" Niglut Prlces-l"irst Floor , $1.00 nanud l.50 ; linlcomny , 5c anul 75c. ! uhnttiuneo l'rhcos-.li'Ireu. ' Floor , 5e ituid 111.00 : Bntlcoiiy 50k : amid We. - BOYD'S One Night Onlyt SUNDAY , JANUARY 20. Jacob Litt'a Lautdsiitle of Laugitter , Y 0 1T A GREAT , Ju COMEDY. YONSON : : -IGUS HEEGE JND A GItFItT COMPANY. A CAIILOAD OF SCENICRY. Sale opens Saturday at usual orices. - , BOYD'STHEATER NIGHTS IflhIflAV lAki ' ) I 5) flEC1NNINCfl1UI1UI4I UMIIiI Engagement ot the Ilornantic Actor , .PLEXANDIa I h 5'M ? ; : .4 $ i i'L - . \ tJe r , C SALVINI Accompanied ty WILLIAM REDMUND. iVILJIAM ilAitItifi , JOiJN A. LANU , EbliANOit . MOttl't"1'l , MAUI ) ) ) IXON. &tiU US'i'DII FoIimiEwr. I ' and a conmnpany of plmn'ers uimuter iluo mnanaga- uncut of Sir. W. Wlikison , IlEI'1iiLI'OIItI : Monnday Evening , DON CAESAR DE BAZAN. 'rucmnd4y Uverning ( t1rt preduetlcmn mdc ) , time new - . ruiinmiuutic cumtmt'dy , time STUDENT OF EAAMANCA Weuinenu'Jay IlveniilK. tine THREE GUARDSMEN. Ta i.e . presennt'l , wlih oecnal And lsliorat. aceiiic efi'eis nail accessories , ic ir ' I 'UI'ULIIi E jyI p'i I i'iiiw'i : , 'rd. iont. : sy , , . iiUltOF.SS. - 3lnunaiwr , ltettm ru B ulu'iC'nnnunt. : 4 Niihnts , cuimb iiieimn'innnj Iiuiu- nitty Situulinec , Jimi. : tto'i'ino ( lrnud , llmmcimnm in'uunua , TKE DERBY WINNER. Yi'hJNISl.hY MA'rluuu. Coniuini .Tmuunniiry ' 7.Oni , I'aui 1Jrvui'jr iii "TIIIA ( iiLEeN uOus alAN. " - EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE ! 'I'll I. 1.1 VE PROIUCING M/sR YEL , FlgUut's and scennes mu ncttuinl motioni , An esniet reprniductionn of Nature , Nut it vnunrannIa but Ii t' inK jnot Ion It tnt , Now ON iIXiiimIlTlON. At 105 Soutin 16th street. 1'ijui ii us , mu. t 1 * ii , m , boirietimlilumi evgryiic.tla'slnoui4 see , THEOSOPHY. CLAUDE FALLS WRIGHT , a lnUPtl of Ii , I' , lilayiutsky will tectuco itt. ' ' Royal Arcaiiuiii Hall , BEE BUILDING , AT 8 , , BUNDAY , JANUARY 20th1 The 'Flicosoplilcal Society MODAY , JANUARY 2let , fteiiiarjiatIou. AdIU1SIOn 25 un.'ntti. / . I t.