( . " - , - . 2 ' , . - . . . . . . _ , TIlE _ O [ AIIA : DAILy'Em : SATURDAY : , AUOIl 3O , 1895. ' . , = : i' : ; ' : ' J
vatlon oC sugar beet tine come to Ne.
\'nton !
brlkn to stay , nnl 1 every renonnble en-
courAPnenl shoull he offered to the Imlug.
trle ! which have ) been locnte within tM
! tate nt I great expense to the promoler
oC the enterrl e , For Bever,1 years the
test has been made nn,1 , the mnnufncturerl
dotibt1e ennh1e1 Rl this time to tie-
are Ihll
IlouhteB ennhlei tme te-
.
terinine whether the soil end climatic conditions
dltonA mnke Nebrnkl a sugar beet prh
dueln" tnte. IC this queston hn9 been set-
tell , why continue the bounty ? I sugar
Ileet ! cannot he lroOnbly Ilroducet In this
state , the state phoull not he called upon
. to make up the deficit. It ' the cultivation of
the beets' II to he IronAhle it I neellB no
hount ' , Its production should be placed on
the same footing wlh whent corn , irn
tntoe nntl nil other agricultural pro.luctA
The burdens oC tnxnton are now especnly
onerous nnd the Ileolllc are lily able to
nnt
bur nllltonnl 1tirdens.
, ltFASONS FOR m' FUSING ,
There nre few communities In the state
which toot ; rnsse some industry which
heneOhl the rOAhlcnt In its vicinity , yet I
II not reasonable 10 ask nil the People to
contribute IW i taxation to the \'nrloul mills
and factories located In almost every Part
oC the sttite.
The bounty troPoeI , by this bi II' just
only If 1l benefits all the \eollle who PaY
the tnxes. I cannot do thnt and , If I dhl
tin benefit would merely moot the expenditure -
tue and the tax wou\l he n Cnrce
But nnt ! law In fact inoines to Impose n
burden on every tnxpaycr tn the state for
the encouragement of nfl IlluHtr ' which
wi Ilo'lte 1 means of lvelhood for n
few hundred fim 1 es ,
All Iep.ttlmnte Industries within the ptnte , ,
should ltmnte Nlcouflrll by vise and just
lellslnton , Every I , industry 8hou\l hI' pro-
'tecte,1 bY Inw No lelllnth n should he en-
. ctltl calculated to Injure any lawful cnter-
colulntet
prise Each should , h left to serl Invest-
mentA of cnlllol and to become properu'
throtigh the eCCorls of the owners. When
, ( big hnl been tone ICJIAlaton will have nc-
' comilIphIetl the purposes for which created
'comlllphel IIUtlOSI8
anti Inch cll"en will be eoure In the
' ncqthsitIon , t10SsePRlon and tlrtecton of
property. which nre among the chief . ends
Irperty , SILAS A. IOI'.O "J ,
'
' .
, Go\'ernor.
Executive Chamber , March 2 & .
PASSIm OVER IllS VETO.
As soon os the clerk had finished reading
tM veto message ItcprentaUV Harrison of
lal , occupying a Ironinent place In the
, center nlsll , obtained \ reco/nlton to make Ihe (
motion which ' every member of the house
wa9 expecting. lie saId :
" \tr . Spcaku' I move that houss roll No
' 67 becom a law , the Jvernor's veto to the i
contrary notwlhstnnlllng , " I
There was I loud chorus of syes from all '
parts of the hOUSe , and the speaker stated the
quetIon. ' Therp , vas no dlspo31tlon to debate
thS ' ' motion , ! nt , the roll ' cal cO\lmeneed nt
once. Each republican member seemed to vIe
with ' 'the felows o : the ether lle cf the
house as to \vhlch should expend the most
lung power In shouting are. The slentorlan
chorus or ayes contnuel\ \ , only Interrupled by
the scattering "noes" frm the pOulsl mem-
ber9 , unl'l slxty-ehht-elghl m ra than ncces-
Buy-hHI : voted to pass the bill over the
governor's veto.
Sotith ' of 10lt count > , cne of the populst
members , , undertoek to dcdg the vote but
[ e' or Saline , Hairgrove of Clar Cole of
fled W'tltow ant others Insisted upon the enforcement -
Corcement of rule 19. which requires every
memhr to vott' Being crowded Into a
, corner , Smith shouted n defiant "no. " thus
sacrificing the interests cf hIs home constituents -
SUUlnt8 . to defend the acton of hlo paty's
gvernor.
The nnnouncement of the vole , GS to 23 ,
was recelvd wIthout demonstration. The de-
tailed vote was as folows :
Yens-
Alan , Cmmb , Myers.
A hI ) Crow , I IIs ,
nacon 10\119 , Muncf
Ipcher , Orltth , Orton.
IPlc , Ilalrgroye. I''rklnq ,
II. hailer. Iohhnan ,
leo.dtct , Hnrluln , llcharlson '
1rnnrtI . harris. HlcletR'
Irul' . Ilarrleurn . HoIlnson .
Iroekmnn . Hat-te. Ito4dy .
Jrockmnn. larll 10
JII'own"I , Iln , ) . Jlu"e < < ) ,
Burh , .h'nnp4s. Schlrtednnt % .
IUlle , Jenkins Shook
nums ( fledge ) . Johntnn SI.mn' ,
] Iuins , ( louglasl ) , HPNICCr ,
CluCl.r ) . .ouies. Sutton.
Cain. Jutt ; ( Douglas ; ) ,
: , - .Cnrnpth11 , " "JIUI' . 'Sulm.
Crln , I.amhor. ( i'awnee. )
Chnse 1.IU\hol t. Tho" ,
" , Chllnn , . , Matt"n , 'Valt.
colr' , } . . _ , " . , ; JIH'adllen , ' .Vfl ler.
, CI'McNit : ziJohnson ) ,
Cooley , Merlc' , II Speaker-G3.
Nnys- .
" flarry. 1lgl.os , ! tdbertson ,
Jlromw ) Horst ; Holhleutner
( Yisper. JownnJ , Rmlh ,
Dempsey , lul , H denlnn % ,
Fl , , - JctrhJp , ! ter. '
Oonr , c\'lccer , Van Jou n ,
Outhrh. Iplln ton. Weber-a.
In\'Ult Ithouei. ]
Alscnt ant not voting-
D"luney , .Ioehrman. Wart .
Ely , Re"J Zink.
Johnstnn "Sp3ckmnn , ( Shermnn-9. )
( Neruhn ) , Timme
. , S CAME UP IN TiE SENATE
The senate did nol takt up the bill r.
, portlt by the ' house as having been Ilassfd
. over the VlllJ ! nearly 5i : o'coclt. : Slm-
. ator 101 > 2 calC for the reading of the house
' 'report and tben after Il had been read ,
moved that the bm be placed on Its pssaage
over the veto.
Senator Dale aslld that the veto message
bo read. but was informed that the menage
was not In ( lie possession oC the senate
Senator Watson gave It ns his opinion that
the senate could nol pas the bill ever the
veto until the message had been read md :
thus made I part of the records oC the sen-
ate. A messenger was dispatched to the
house ( O a copy ct t1 mesag
" PASSED IT IROMPTlt
As soon as the message had been read
' reat
Senator Pope renewed hIs loton , to pass
the bill over ( ito veto , and tbo roll cal com-
, mencad.
- All of the rejlblcan senators present , to
the number of ( wanly-four , voted to pass
\ : the bili , Although Senator Cross announccd
, , , that he did bO wIth o\trelo reluctnnce. lie
was oPPoled to the bill , Ie said , but he
fall like staying by , his party. Senator
CraWford \ and Jefries , both PPpulsts , vote.1
with ! republicans. Senator Crawford was
the father ot ' the chicory amendment , ell
his sincerity of
proved purpose by voting
' to par the bill against his governor's \eto ,
Senator J rrles explained his vole by saying :
Mr President : I nm a iopullst. The
governor who \etc > cl thl ! bill Is a populist.
) I do believe that when the governor
sllnl.l . thl t ineuaage he had forgotten nil
about our Irrigation ditch al Scotia and the
new normal school we era going to have
there. I ha hind rcmemblre,1 ha would ' hnve
lmQwn thLt the . students Huln to the school
could pay heir way by wanting In the
beet fleids. Helt\'ln ! hI has mid ! t mts-
tak. , I vote yel\
Tlt vote oC the senator from Greeley wu :
greeted with hearty applause. not only from
time senators on the rlrllhlc n slll' ) . hut
from forty or fIfty mcmbCrs of time house
who had fillet 1 time lobby ant visitors who
had packeui , the ahicry. The vote In detail
WI as follows :
: , \Ca- .
. Alters hhlteheuvk. . htxtthbiin.
I I Inhhun
. , , Imiachi. Illhlo.lt ! , Raull' ! .
Pr.ssler . J errle , 110 < n.
0\1 1 Iel , I.ehr , Imlh ,
Crone J.tnttsiy. Rh'n'.r ,
. l'twrold , .IlIeI-hi. Tern.
MII'h"I Tllt
, ; ; Crs : . IuJ eKiu.nu " ' 11,00 ,
, Omhnm , Nor.s , \vrimhi-n.
, Jahn , I'u , ' ,
. !
-
, , ' .
" Nays--
1- , TSauei- . \ . Dalo. Blew11- .
. " , . l.IIII I , Rprtllr ,
tt Absenl-Gray and McKeeby
;
- -
J.\IW. . n TllANi'Iit 0 : GAflltrifls.
. . 'Jahn III AIlnl,1 Until it . I' a 3lost
, 1trlllell Jtrliuro AIh.L 'Z'iieiu.
IINCOL , Morch 29-Speclal Telcgram )
-Tho gambling \Il Introduced early ' In the
.
'Benlon ' by Snalol hahn of llnms county
came ul' In cOlmltee of . the whole In the
senate today suit after being radically
amendt'l was recommended for ps > ae. The
bill has beqn 10 materially altered that the
gamblnG fraternity wil use Ihelr best efforts
to defeat ( lie bill on Its fuel 1l,18soge. The
present hI\ snakes Kamnlng a felony pun-
18hutlo 1) h Iml'rlsonnl'nt In the ate Pent-
tcmthlr , The victim II made late ) gUlly
with time &amllr , but any relative of the
, \'le1m may sue unit recover the amount lost.
The bill Introduced Ir Senator lahn VtfY
materially altered the status of the ,
malerlal ) alered alatl8 pror'-
atonal gumbler , lie would be subjected ouily
011'
to I flume of ; 100 for tIme fut conviction cud
a lulrl term II 110 ( county jail IpOI second \
cn\v \ lol , 11 audition tn ( lila the law iro-
p0854 II make the "Iclm equally GUity , cuts
, relatives off from thu limivilege Cr cemmenc.
tog suit to recover time nmount lost , and reo
qulrel the loser to mmencc the suit , Iven
then I hue recovers anythIng the whole
amO'nL reverts to the school \ tumid ,
Seumators BIMI anti Jn.la ) ' look Iho 1111
fUI\1 and 6nceoedell II Imendlng i Al the
bill ucw .l ' . IJ Ihe , 'I lm ot Ihl prfcstona !
gAmble" has every Incentive to 'go Into the
cur a , both for n warm t for the gambler's
arrest and with n suit to recover the amount
lost Ito Is given ImmunIty from punishment -
ment I he incites the complaint , and up-
pear as a witness against the gambler , and
U the cvil suit to recover the amount lost
Is I successful , the victim secures the return
of his money , Instead of seeing I turned Into
the school fund _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S1NATOit bTmVAIT 19 tm.8Ultn : : ,
Clo.n or hun EpiudnIn : Which thin Hor-
/o"n..nt.\rml 'tguro Mo to"'Ilololll : , .
LICO.N , Mnrch 29-Speclnl.-The (
scene In time senate this mornIng when the
resolution censuring Senator Stewart of
Dawes county for his conduct upon thuG floor
of the senate yesterday afternoon In ills-
obeying the order oC the presiding officer
on,1 resisting the authority ot the serg lnt-
at.ums was called lit > wa9 one or
theost tlemn and Impresslvo that
has been witnessed for many 503-
Ilons , The gallery and the lobby were
packet with visitors , who evidently antcl-
pnted a scene. A large number of the mem-
bets ot the house were also present within
the ralll , Soon after time senate lund been
called to crter Senator Watson called 11' the
following last evening resolution : , which had been read
Wherens , On the afternoon of March 28.
whl the Senate In committee of thc whole
was COllshlerlng senate tie No 222 , Senator
Stewart tf ULWCS hwlng thc floor neLl tlg ,
cuissijig saId file , Sinator Noycs rOle < to 1
1lnt of olllr nul Senator Stewart refused
to obey the rule of this senate when so
ordered by Senator 'reNt , who was 11 the
chair , and persisted In Flealn ] on , thug
defying the authorIty of this body , , so that
the sergeant-at-arms was necessarily called
to enforce the orders of the chair : all
w hereas , Senator Stewart declined to recognize -
ognize the sereant.a.nrtns ; , and resisted
the clforcement of hil authorIty by display
or physIcal force , thus brInging on an Unnecessary -
!
necessary nfld untlgnte,1 quarrel on the
nor of this Senate , antI dIsgrace upon this
bdy : therefore , be It
Heolved , 'hut this senate deplores the
fact that any of Its members should reveal
such tendencies , to lawlessness ns were here
brought to lght
htesolved . That this senate hereby ex-
presses its disapproval of the conduct oC
SeliUor Stewart anti judges him deserving
of ctnurl. which It hereby paRses , unless
the penn tor aoIOgtZC for hIs misconduct In
a\ologlze mlscontuct
\
Open sena te , ,
Ulsolvd , That the conduct of Sergeant-
at.Arm8 Stewart be lmereby commended n !
prompt ant elcelt In an emergency which
might have reultell In serious duilleulty.
SENATOR STEWART'S APOLOGY.
II the midst of the most , oppressive sience
the senator from Ooe moved the adoptiOn of
the resolution as read. Senator Dale asked
for the yeas and nays , and for a moment
It looked as If Senator Stewart did not In-
tend to offer time apology ulemmianiled. Before
the roll cal was commenced , however he
sent to the secretary's desk and had read
the following :
Mr. President : I It Is to be held II this
case that u strict und mlnule observance
of the Senate rules must be adhered to
when working II "conunittee of the whole : '
and In so far us I ( nlld to comply with
those rules or committed an InCrncton
thereof hy not ceasIng to speak nt the rap
of the chnrman's gavel to thlt extent a
most humble apology Is hereby orerel !
AH rgard. time violent and brutal as-
l"elrts
sault made upon me by the sergeant-at-
arms of the senate who has 10 hmlnesR
whatever to I Interfere with the worl of the
committee of tiu whole until the president
has resumed the gavel and cannot then
ant
restore order , this assault beIng wholly Unwarranted -
warranted and unjusUled and something
with which I would have nothln to do
only as It ( waR , forced u.on . me. therefore
I hve0 apology to mai e , and If n majority -
JerRy oC thIs senate desire to go on record
aR endorsing such brutal t ( rerard oC tie
rights of a member I certaInly shal not
be the one to try to prevent them.
H. G. S'EWAIT ,
The reading of the foregoing brought out
the following statement from Senator Tefn ,
who presided yesterday when the Incident
occurred :
I the senator from Dawes hnt paused
In hIs communication the
communicaton at proper place
, there would be no nccesslt:1 for the dlscus- '
'slon of ' time rlsoulon ! , ' I do nol Intend to
, submIt by 'my slenc to the inference
: ' drawn by the slmator-.fl'om' , Dawes In : the
'trawn
s coll1 part of his explanation. I Is welL
known thnt ' niy relations to the senator
are perfectly friendly : but when he presumes -
sumes to question the authority of the
chairman of the committee of the whole
to preserve order In the cOmmltte I can-
no , submit. The later Part of hlg'personal
statement Is uncale,1 for. , I the chairman
or the committee or the whole boa not the
right to enforce order then the senate
might (8 well not go Into the committee of
the . whole for'the transactIon oC business
for It wilt be at the mercy at ever senator -
ator who may be dIsposed to set his lunge
against anler. I wlntm the senator from
Dawes , us well us ever other senator In
this body , to understan that whenever I
am called to the chair order will be pre-
served. whether the ofNtlng senator has
large lungs ot smal .whether he Is weak
or reroelous. ' " . .
Senator Stewart saldl that the remarks of
the senator from , Cass' were undoubtedly In-
: tnded to look smotb In' print , but isa desired -
sired to ask where the senator round his
authority for the affront Imposed upon hIm ,
b the officer of the senate. The senate , he
said , was wel aware of the fact that the
rules of the senate when In committee of
the whole had never been complied with ,
Only laut Friday , he asserted , ho had demanded -
mantled recognItion front the senator from ;
Gagl , while the later was In the chaIr
At the time the senator from Cass and a
brother senator were Engaged In I squabble ,
all the chairman made no effort to preserve
crter ,
Senator Tert replied that whie hB had
no recollectIon of time case the statement
of the senator from Dawes might be per-
fecty correct , At time same time there
was no parallel between the , two Incidents ,
because : time senator refused to come to order '
orter'
after being repeatedly reuested to do so
Senator Watson cited Cushlnc's Manual as
authority , for the acton of ChaIrman Tefit.
lie sUjgeEet thal tlO senator from Dawes
take the rules and retire to somnO secluded
spot until ho had mastered them.
Senator Dais called up an IncIdent In
which he claimed that he had failed to secure
recognitIon from Watson while the later
was In the chair. He suggested that the
senator from 000 retro to seine secluded ,
spot for about ten Ilays and , undertake to
get his mind In condition to appreciate a
point of order when It was made.
The roll call was then taken and twenly-
five senators voted for the resolution and
live against Senator Spl'cher was the
only populst voting for the resolution.
Senator Telt and Senator Stewart declined
to veto at , ul , .
Herr Dowie has at last completed his pro- ,
cess for making Invulnerable cloth. Success
alwnn attends honest effort : neiher compe-
tton nor dishonest rivalry can shake the
poop la's bele In the goodness of Dr PrIce's
Cream Baiting Powder. .
J.nnklnl tip staten 'Inr ri
NORTH IaUI Neb" , March 29.-Speclal. ( )
-0 L herr , who hUllat n herd of valuable
horses on the range In time Cedar River coun- '
try , was In town yesterday In search of
lIve of thol which he thln\ ! ' may have heel
run off by rustlers . Some twelve or more
seem to have : escaped from the herd without
time luwedsc of the herder , and all the
mlsbln anhnals except five were found at a
ranch In this valley , where the herd had
once been IlCt.
'rue mater of the shortg of ex-Treasnrer
Trout Clmo UI' for consideration before the
Board of County Supervisors yesterday and
/ Olul adjustment was reached , In which
Trout tUt over 10 time county certain lanl ,
aggregating 420 acres , which will be utilIzed
al a hear farm. the county anumlng an In-
Ilebtelnus on ale amounting to $ GOO. Time
Lrlgln:1 Ihl'rtnge a 111 accrued interest
amounted to about $10,000 , and the Insl
scttement was decided by an almost uimauml-
mOis vote of titus Ileard.
The contInuance of time warm weather Is
a great boon to residents of this part of
the tale who arQ short of fuel and cash ,
since It admltl of dispensing wlh tires alto.
gether for merely heating I'urpost The
mercury 11 COll at 58 deires In time shade'
yctela ) which IJ almost a record breaker
for t.e month of Morch. .
C'RY Cmln ! 1.1.1 t Uonm iii Isstmum.
cr.Y CENTER , Mardi ,
Macl 2-Speclal- { )
The board of .uJBrlaon oC Clay county has
lelrclell liouu. I. 1" . Pr'ur stud A. I' . lion-
dal to act lS : relief commission , and they
wl 10 at once (0 ( Ihlcoln to consult wIth
time Slate Relief cOIII8lon ,
- - -
l'lnro UollencI Ilrlt"I ,
FlOmC , Neb" frch 9.-Speclal- ( )
A 11welnG house owned by Henry I'etcrsou
I ' burned ( his afternoon , Part of the hotuse-
I I luranco. hulll goods were acd. 'flcru " . no 1-
BILL DORGAN TO BE OUSTED
louse Recommends for Pomge a Di ] Look-
lngto that End
STATE TO RUN ITS OWN P NITNTIARY
Control 01 Convict r.tJI to Be "l tolln
the State lonrt or l'ubllo Jnls
and Itumlltilegs In time ,
ant ltl/s
,
Juture
LINCOLN , March 29-Spccial-Asido ( )
from the passage ot the sugar bounty bill
over Governor hlolcomb's veto , time most hn-
portant business transacted by the house
today was Its action on JlulJ's penltnti.try
bill , house roil No. 607 , to "a 111 the eon-
tract withIV. . II. florgan. " ) e-
hate on the bill elicited considerable -
able Interest As Davies remnrked
on the floor , this waR the first ( tine the state
has ever ccntescelulet to reeognlze lorg.mmt's
alleged conlract OrIgInally ' time meaSUre pro-
vldell that the Dlard o't PublIc Iallls did
BuIldings should appoInt one , apprals.em- of
Dorgami's property , Dorgan another and the
two 1 third , ' \h . should act ni umpire This
was amendell by Ichards fo the effect that
the governor should appoint the umplle and
the amendment prevailed , I
Munger sid the legIslature could do nlh-
ins In time way of taking ' promerty from
Dorgan Only time courts could do tlmat Ho
Insisted that this legIslature could to nothIng -
Ing , In fact , wllhoUl Dorgan' Permlsslun.
Richards asked Munger 'It he' , lucid that ' Dor-
gan hat a contract with the states Monger
lodged the point , but Insisted that the Prison
contractor was amenable only to the courts ,
nnd that the Nebraska leglslaturo was I'ow-
crless to oust him
Durch held that 'n' , investigation : woult
reveal that Dorgan hall .an assIgnment of
Mosher's cntract In his pocltet ' " '
Ichards came to the front with Intler
amendment to the effect that If Dorgan
failed to appoint an appralsdr . as atiggested
by lunger , then the two appraisers ullpJlnted
by the Board of Public Lants anti nuldln s
and the governor should go ahead , appraise
the properly and eject Dorgan from the
premises
Munger Mid this could not Le done. He
argued that Dorgan's posItion was ' well ulgh
impregnable , and totally so 09 far as this
legislature was coneerncI ,
McNi spoke Cl'cely In favor of the bl
and rIdIculed the Idea that under the laws of
cmlnent domain I party could take Ilosses-
Lion , of a stale institution amid defy the
COple )
Robinson spoke In behal of Dorgan , as did
nearly the entire Lancaster delegation. rch-
ards answered Robinson wIth energy. Ito
said that we should 10t regard a little expense -
police when we were required to do rlghl
He belIeved that Mosher , who hat robbed
people of hnndreds of thousands , was now
supportIng hIs famIly on money received
frol the state he had despoied ,
Then Burns of Lancaster declared that t
the state vent to law with Dorgan It might
take years to decide the gtmcstlon . Kaul ,
too , aald It would likely take four rears to
oust him by legal procees and Rchlrds re-
piled that that would be four years sooner
than to wall four year for tha alleged con-
tract to expire What would bo gained by
waItIng ? Muuger replied that at the termI-
naton of the contract Dorgan could lay
claim to nothIng but his property RIchards
failed to nsk what else he could lay claim to ,
but he did say that four years' tme would
have been gained. IUchards' amendment pre-
vaied ,
nn.L AS FINALLY AMENDED.
Following Is the text of the bIll as recommended -
mended for passage :
\Vheres , Dy un actof the legislature oC ,
the state .0C , Nebraska March ,2" . .1(87 , ' the
. contract leasing 'to W. H. ' II. Stout lie
penitentiary . , penitentiary . groundal and con-i
vlct labor or the state.oC Nebraska ( which ,
contract WS 'tter\"ard aiisigxt&Vto b.V :
Mosher ) was extended for the period or ten
years from the Irst day oC October , 18
and . I
ant
Whereas , Said contract has since been
assigned to \\r , I. Dorgan , who Is now the
holder ant owner thereof , and
\Vhereas I Is desirable that said con-
tract should be annulet and set aside be-
fore the same expires by lImitation , there-
fore
forele It Enacted by the Legislature oC the
State oC Nebraska :
Section I. That the hoard of Public Lands
and Duldlngs of the state of Nebraska
shall , within thirty days from the day this
act takes effect , select 1 competeit person ,
resident oC this state , to act 1 appraiser
for and emi behalf or the state of Nebrasl ,
Unit wIthin said thirty days W. H. Dorgn ,
the present alleged aslgnel of saId con-
tract , his heirs .or assigns , shall select I
competent person , resident or this state to
act 1 an appraIser for and on behalf oC
said Dorgan , his heirs or assigns. WIthin
thirty days from the time said appraisers
arc chosen and they have accepted the
position oC appraisers , the governor shall
select a competent person. likewise n resl-
dent of this state , prson a umpire. Bald
appraisers and umpire shall , each take and
subscribe an oath to faithfully and Impar-
taly perform the duties devolving upon
them under this act. Immediately upon
said npprnlser ant umpIre being selected
and sworn Ialdapprlser such make an /1)
pml8al of the cash value of saId contract
for its unexpired term and also an appraisal -
prisal of the cash value of all the , prop ap
erty owned hy said Dorgan and located at
saId Jenltentar ! ' and penitentiary grounds ,
and which has been furnished while said
contract has been in ( orce , II case said
appraisers Ihnl Cal to agree upon the value
or said contract , or of any oC salt property ,
they shall submit their ) mates , of difference -
once to said umpire and his decision upon
the matters submitted to him'Ihnl
be Ona , and bIndIng upon bQth parties.
If the bald Dorgan does not nppolnt an
appraiser then the appraiser appointed by
the Dontl of Public Iamls and Buildings
and the umpire appoInted 1w . the governor
simahl tipiralse the Interest ot , the said Dor-
shll up\tlse
gun and thereupon shall tender to said ,
DorA11 the appraised value of his Interest ,
multi upon the falul'e of 8111 Dorlan to ae-
cept the amount tendered the governor Is
hereby luthorlzed and empowered to take
possession oC the state penitentiary and
eject said Dorgan herEby being empowered
to elploy the neceflry counsel 10 carry
out the provisIons of this ac5. When saId
appraisal 18 completed It Hhal ba signed
by said apprisers amid umpire In duplicate ,
one copy shall be led wih the comlll-
sloneI of Public I.nlls and lIutIdinga amid
one copy shal be med with the auditor oC
IHblc nccounts. Upon saId .anpraieai being
led wih the audItor or public uccounts
he shah draw isIs warrant pn time state
treasurer for the amount or said award ,
after saId claim hits been audited and np-
proved 1 required by law , an(1 the l'eas-
titer smut pay lie saId warrant out oC
the fund hereby allproprlated after deduct-
hug the cash value 0 supple turned over
to W. H , Ii. Stout us per Inventory let In
the office of the oecrtary o state , and the
cost of constructing the fifty cels , Int
Sec. 2. All existn contrActs ( or' convIct
labor made by inullvhuluais. , corporations or :
copartnershlpmu with , the said Dorgan or
his assignor shall rlmaln In full force and
unaffected by this act save that th . corn-
Jenlaton for , such convict labor shah b'
paid to the state after said award elicit
have been Paid Instead oC to the said ,
Dorgan
Hee 3. For the purpose of clrt'lng Into ,
effect the provisions of this act there I
efect
hereby appropriated out of any money or
funds In the state treasury not otherwise
approprlatell the sum of $ ,0 or so much
UIreof n8 may be neceSSIt' I
13cc . 4. An act entitled "An Act to Ex-
tonI time Contrnct tor b'asing the 1'enl-
temmtiary. Penitentiary Grounds and Can-
viet huber to C. W. Mosller. Assignee of
\ \ - , 1 . II , Stout , " Ullpl'ovel March 2 , ISSi ,
anti till acts and parts of acts In conflIct
conlct
herewith are hereby repenlerl.
herewih That time Board or Public Lands
Inll Buildings such have power antI are
herehy directed to manage the state pen I-
( cutlery , anti the said board Is hereby au-
thorlzet tlntul' amid cmpowere.1 to lease the labor
of convicts to responsible perlons when In
their judgmtnl the best Inter stl of the (
state would ho 6ubserve thereby : pro-
vluieul. no conlrct made shnl extend beyond
time last day of the session of the lext
session oC the legislature
Set' . 0. Whel'ea un emergency exists
thl act slal take effect ant tie In force
from und after its Plsuce.
In ' ( lila shape the bIll was recommended for
lassage.
118lle.IUGnATION DUlAU mLI.
Quito 1 diversity of opinion was inset-
tested In the debate called UII by the inslmmi-
graton bill. Speaker Ichsrds , Van 10u8n ,
Cnaw y and Cole expressed the belief that
IluI roil No G.O & one of the most ha.
portanl which had been before the hmoume
Jefferson all House opposed Iha measure.
Time bill was mnlerlsly amended Aa recoin-
muemideul ' ror passage I provides for time
creation of I bureau of Immlgratol , with
btadquPrtcrs 11 the capItol buldln $ Time
governor aetary , of ) state and commia-
slonr of ptIlull.4 land and buildings constitute .
stlute the trjoJmtui. They are authorhCl to
Appoint a secretary lt I salary of $ ,000
, , shall - bond In the
per annum i shal give I
um of $ lGO ( or time falhlul performance
of his 11ut ! . . 'or traveling and contingent
purposes ho Jllowetl n sum of $500 and
$ tOo for purchase oC books and periodIcals
on labor'anlt"hultrlal matters .
The bill . .ta"llh I Stale Rmbllming
board has . iien rCcommendel for passage.
I Is house rolf No } , ill , by Harris of Keith ,
and when ' { tblu &d early In the session
nearly everyhQ took It as a Joke There
Is now no doubt or its pnsage. I has
been avorabl ' rrlbr d by the sifng corn-
nmittee , ant f.w@t . the sItters say goes at
lila stage Rl , the legislative ! game. Time
measure ) proVides that the attorney general ,
secretary of site and commissioner of public
lands and buildIngs shal constitute n Stale
Hoard of Embalming. They are. authorized
to appoint three secrllnrles , who shall com-
prlso the real board , anti who shall have
hall al least five 1'ears' experience In this
slate In the Practice of embalming anti care
and disposal of dead human hOlles , The
ditty of this heat of examiners shall con-
slat , partly , In Issuing licenses to embalmers
slid cxamlling opp1cant9 for the Mme , The
license fee Is fixed at $5 $ on application and
$3 annually thereaCtcr. A9 no direct np-
prolrlnton hI tnade for fees or salaries , It Is
supposed that money receIved ' 1 train license
fees will be d to this .
wi applied this'purlose.
Lammiborim's bill for the purchase anti care of
legislative supplies provides that sixty clays
prior to any regular session of time legislature
the Honrd of Publc Lands and Buildings shnl
advertIse for legislative supplies 10t to exceed -
, reed $500 worth at 'stalonery , and such sup-
plies as time board mny deem necessary for
the use of time legislature In openIng Its sea-
slon. The parties to wlom the contract Is
awarded shall , Ilelver the Goods on the order
of the board prior 'to the Irsl legislative tar ,
and bills for the snme shah go directly to
time commllee on lalms. All otler supplies
needct by either branch of the legislature
shall b purchased by resotumtlcn. ImmCl-
ntely on adjournment of the legislature the
Hoard of Publc Lands anti Dllhlngs shall
store away all surplus sUPlles In the capItol
buildIng , and they shall be crefuly Ire- ,
served for use during Iho ( next gesslon. No ,
Person with be plrmlte to remove for mcli-
vidual use any of such supplies belonging to ,
the stnte
ROUTINE OF TIE MORNING.
On moUon of lung r , house roil No. 626
was orderet engrossed for a thIrd reatlug :
The bill provides that proceedIngs In court
for reversal , vacating or modlfylug of Judgments -
ments shall be commluced wIthin six months
after renditIon oC julgment , instead ' of a
year , as Is the present law ,
The house went Into committee or the whole
to consider bills reported by time sifting cm-
mitteo The followIng measures were recm-
mended for pusJge : .
House roil No. 40 , Colo's bi to create a
board of Immlgalon and establIsh a bureau
according to the ( suggestion oC ex-Governor
Crounse In his last message to the leglsla-
tUt The orIginal bill provided for CJlelor
of Industrial statstcs , but this was struck
out hy amcndment. A debate occurred over
a moton to make time salary of the secretary
$ ,200. Instead of $2.000 , as provided In the
bi , The suggestor fount no favor la eyes
of the memblrs and went by the board
House roll No. 316. by Durcl , authortzlng
cites of the si end class to borrow' money or
Issue bonrs fgjtijm ' purpose of extending ant
Improving water works systems owned by the
city. Chouse .1
House rolol -63 , by Spencer , relating to
the IncorporqtlQ Cf street raIlways.
House rolL N.Q.u28 , by Brady , authorlzln
municipal nuUlrlles or cIties of the secont
class ant vntng to enact ordinances to Impose -
pose special , tlcfie tax on Insurance companies -
rites for suPI.t , nd maIntenance of volun-
teer fire conip sicd.
House rl9Nor401 , by Decher , authorizing
counties to mak special levIes for spcclal
purposes. ; : - ; . ; . ; . "
House roll \ , "Y116,57 , by Decler , providing
for the eiectiiti or murlclpal pfcers ,
House roll 4o. - 696 , , by SChlcledantz , requiring -
qUlrlnir col trsi and ' municIpal corporatIons
to refund ihldgtmlmtaxea I and special assessments -
ments to lheuartes , havIng paId the same .
House rollioNOj 394. thy Burns of ' 'Dodge .
provdlnl'dt tftb' ) eleCton' " dt supreme ' 'ourt
'
'judges anli 1 grts or the university .
Ho'se' roll : No.,4o , : by parry , for the re-
lef df David ' S. : enYDn , . nd approprtating '
$200 for the 'purpose.
House roll , No. 243 by Rhodes , providing
for the barrlns'oC an Insane , wire's dower and
of interest guardIan In her husband's reaL ' estate , by deed
House roilNo. 11 by Harris , establishing
n state bard ot embalming. to provide for
the better protection ' oC life and health and
to prevent the spread oC contagIous diseases.
spreat '
House roll' NO. /85 , by 'Lnmborn , providIng ,
for the method of purchasing Supplies for
the legislature and to regulate the Use and
care of the same.
tmme.
The' committee then arose and the house
'took' a recess until 2 p. m. ,
In the afternoon time house Immediately
dropped Into committee oC the whole and resumed -
sumed consideration of the day's grist oC the
siftIng eomml..e : " Foilowini ' are the meas-
urea recmmended' ' for passage :
House roil No. 431 . by McNit , providing
that articles of incorporation shall he filed
with county clerks ' and also with the score-
tary of state.
House roll No. 605 , by Judd , fixing the' '
numbr of officers of the penitentiary , and
providing for salaries or the same.
House roil No. 601 , by Judd , to annul the
contract between the stat and W H.
Dorgan for leasing the penitentiary grounds
and convict labor , and to appropriate $50.000
to carry IntI effect tie provisions of time act.
The committee of the whole then rose , reported -
ported and time 'reporL was adopte
, BOUNTY BILL DSPOSED OF.
The governor's private secretary appeared
with a message from the governor Iccom-
panylng his veto of the sugar 'nd chicory
bounty bi Immediately after It had been
read HarrIson moved thal the bill bo passed
over the governor's veto , anti amid Intense
excitement time roll , was called on the bill .
which passed by u vote of 68 to 23
Time houg again went Into commitee 01 the
whole on bills on general nle. The following -
Ing were recommended for passage :
House roil No 2G8 , by Hinds to comNl ,
Institutions transacting a banking business
to keel I list of simareimoltlers.
House roll No. 339 , by Reltetts , relating to ,
regulations of the marriage law ,
House roil No. 467 ( by Walt , provIding for
Hoards of Health In viages ,
House roil No 167 , by Harte , authorIzing
the appointment of n plumbing Inspector In
cities of the metropolitan class
House roll No 280 , by Dee , provIding for
nn equalization of ossessments by boards
of aS8essors
IOU8l' roil No. -G2 , by Rouse , providing ( oran
'
an equable 'alsesmenl of county and slate
property. ,
The commIttee of the \holo again rose and
reporled. : : _ . '
House roil : . ,98 , , by Wider , provIding
that clUe aM twns may vote bonds to
aid the est hHflmont of auger Ianuac-
tories and , dfJllrjng such factories works
of pubic 'Improvement. Thlre was a
chicory amenilt tacked on to this , and
for a time Il lpukd l n though It would fall
to pasts with ' It& mergency'cause. . Wider
domlndell a cal of time house. There was a
long walt , anll I was discovered that thor
were not sufcJ0 IJ member up town to pass
time hilt. QuIte 'a number of them Including
Rhodes and .liqdjms , were down at the Dur-
'lington depot "aitng for a train. Plnaly
Harto and GuthrIe were wan over to the side
ant
of the majoriy , and the bill was passed , 67
to H. "
The bouaoGiC , f adjourned until 9 a. m ,
"t-"j .
Xerxes whrppe tile rebelo s sea le was
out of temptr.nBwptncs of temper follows
the use -f ) ! " 'rlco's Cream Daltng
Powder. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
J dl"rtun , - : Itsck , IroU the South ,
SIOUX PALL S. D" , March 29.-SpecIal { , )
-Judge A. J , Edgerton anSI ( amly returned
yesterday from the south , where he spent
the win tlr and lucid two terms of United
Slates cOlrt at Little Hoct ( ! , Ark. HA at
once issued In order for ' lao drawing of the
jurors for tla term or' UnIted States court
which convenes here Aril 2. The Jury
was drawn late yesterday . fternooim .
Third 1'1.,11 fIll r"llnI etll.
Sl'RNGFJEI.D , Neb" , Much : W.-Slleclal ( )
-Time Sentinel Is the name of a new weekly
paper launched here this week by G. A.
Maytleid. ThIs make the ( third weekly for
SprlngleldHtht Monitor' , democratic : Dread-
naught , Pcbhisimeul by time Christian Advent
I'ublshlng comp ny , and the Sentinel , which
wi 10 1 nrLbl ( n .hte
GADD'S SENTENCE IS LIGHT
Given On Year for Swindling the Droktn
. Bow Land Offlco1
MERCY SHOWN IN ANOTHER CASE
1'0 tmnster Ornsllorf 01 81rllA lnloh
wilt to to Sioux rntl for Twelve
2lth lS R 1'elfly for Stealing .
Inl Omit , ThOI nlul Iollr.
LINCOLN , March 29.-Spcclal ( Telegram )
-Judge Iludy sentenced Nathan T. Gatll to
one year antI four months II the SIOI' Falls
penltentnry , Gadd , however , cole ( ( the mat-
tee stoically anti was not apparently very
delply affected. Mrs. Oallll , and her little
dnu/hter left time court room before sentence
was pronouuced' on the Broken Bow emhez-
zler Judge DUldy mnle time lerm or 1m.
prlsonment I year lighter lhun he hntl him-
tenllcll ; " and Until < cnn cut this dO\\n three
mOllli by good cOluluct ,
Iostmasllr Orensdorf of Spring Rnnch was
, also sentelcet by JUdge Dundy to one year
and a 11ay In the Sioux Fails ' enttentiary.
Orensllorf embezled $1,011,81 of 11epartmont
funds , Attorney J , L. Eppcraon spoke for
clemency In the prIsner's bhal pleading
for mcrcy on the ground that he hind , made
full restitution. When JUdge DUlly reminded -
minded him that he could shorten his term
'
three months 'by good behavior Orensdorf
broke down and wept hike a child. Both
Gndt anti OrensdorC were fitied2.018.87 and
$1.014.81 respectively In audition $ the penl-
tentnr ) sermtence
CHARGED WITH MUnDER
In the district court today information
was filed against Charles M. Krossen and
Patrick I. Suddith charging murder In .the
second degmee amid accessory before the fact.
Irossen was city marshal at \\averly last
tall ant atemptld to quell I row In which
: William Iloit and others .
Wllal 10il fgured. In the
discharge of his dules Krosseu shot and
, Idled Holt Al the September term ant
court the transcript was med
On complaInt of George H. Scott a war-
rant Is out fcr H. F. Atherton He jumped
a board bilL Atherton Is a convict out on
parole. and has been rUlnlng a book busi-
ness nt Tenth and 0 strects There are
against him a number of other cmplaints
charging swindlIng. As Atherton has been
conducting his book business on the square ,
and his arrest on the board bill charge hieing
a civil contract , his arrest can do the complaInant -
plaInant no geol , as the peulentary would
have the first hold on hIm on account Of
the parole. ,
Time receIver of the Nebraska SavIngs bank ,
C H , Morri , has sold nt public auction the
assets of the bank Apparently Ute value
WM plaeCl oil them Total bids for the note
and real estate were $ .964,25 , Allen W
FIeld bought the entire assets for $3,300 , I
shrlnltage of over $100,000 frm time face
value , or $100.000 below whal the bank had
Investet In these securites ,
California peaches and nectarines sold for
high prices recently ot Covent Garden Len-
clan Now , our Englsh cousins realize what
delicious short cake Is , supplied , as tbey are
with Price's Baking Powder and ambrosial
fruit from the land of . the setting eun
TIWUJll OJ'EU L1NCOL.'S CIUlTBIl
Lllca ter' & SennLol WRsh R Little lAnce
lurhll time "sslnn.
LINCOLN , March 29.-Special.-The ( Lincoln -
coin charter Is' a source oC grief to a grot
many interested Individuals , and It Is havIng
as tempestuous a voyage through the rocky
channel of the legIslature as Its racing mate ,
time Omaha charter Time Lincoln charter
was one ot the earliest bills Introduce at
'the present s sslot : Slnc ' II ; me li Il baa
been entirely changed three different times.
Senator Wright seems to have had personal
charge of time charter , and I baa caused him
trouble not a little. This forenoon the sift-
lag committee report a number of bills for
ImmedIate consideration , among them being
the Lincoln charter. This did not suit the
opponents of the charter , and by dint of
some skirmIshing they succeeded In getting
several membet of , the sifting' committee to
ask for time withdrawal oC the bm.
Just before the smate was ready to Indulge -
dulgo In the noon recess , Senator Graham ,
chairman of the sitng committee , asked
unanimous consent to have , the report made
by that committee early In the morning aes-
sloe returned for the purpose of maltIng a
correction as , to one bi He stated that he
made the request at the instance of a ma-
Jority of the sifting committee.
Senator Watson , who was In the chair ,
stated that IC there was no objection the re-
port would be returned to the sifting com-
mlr
"Dut there Is objection , " exclaImed Senator
Wright of Lancaster county "The object of
this motion Is to cut out the Lincoln charter.
moton
I that , charter gets back into the hands of
the sifting commItee It will sleep the sleep
tbat knows no waking. I most seriously
object. 1 want this senate to understand
further that aL time republican convention at
, which I was nominated a rColuUon was
adoptt demanding the incorporation of cer-
tain provIsions In this charter In the primary -
mary elections this spring this mater was
made an Issue , and the republican calldate
fr cIty treasurer printed this resolution on
his ticket , The charter bill was one of e
first bills introduced al the present sessIon .
There bas been every chance for discussion
and amendmlnt , All thal we ask Is that
the senate gIve us I reasonable hearing. I
don't propose to have the bill sifted In the
sifting committee If I can help I , and I appeal -
peal to my friends on the floor of this enaw'
to assIst me In saving this bill. "
BROUGHT ON A WRANGLE.
Senator Graham explained that he ball
asked the return at the bill at the rcuet of
six mlrbers of the sifting commitee , The
commitee had learned l that I large number
of citizens oC Lincoln desired to appear before
the sifting committee und argue for and
against Its passage .
Senator Wright contended that time sifting
committee lad no right to hear arguments
or propose amendments. I could only ud.
vance bills on the general Oc ,
Senator hahn , chairman of the committee
on municipal corporatonl , said that the Lie-
coin charier had given that committee more
trouble than all the resl of the bills com-
bleed. le was tired of It ant wanteJ to gel
rid of I ,
Senator McKesson pumped I little plain
talk Into his colleague from Lancaster
county lie said Sc mmator Wrlgimt imaul lmown
no disposItion to consult with hmim in regard
to time charter. All that had been done omm
time cimarter 1usd been done by Senator
Wright , or rather by his clerk. The charter
was really the msork of Senator Wright's dim-k ,
and hiatt been foisted upon time semmate not
by the senator , but by a clerk. Further ,
Senator Vrigimt. haul induced time sifting
committee to advance time bill by making
ilrcu'tti L'ucldIum ? o. 2.
Three stab rolls or muffins. three eggs ,
one acmd one-half itints mmmliii , one cupful
sugar , omme teaspoonful Royal Extract Lemon ,
Steep mufilna in milk , when soaked tlmor.
ougluiy squeeze a little dry , put in bowl with
milk to boll ; beat with soaked muflhims. sugar ,
eggs amid extract ; wimen milk boils , pour on
niutlimus , etc. , stir smooth. pour into buttered
puddirmg dish and bake tiirec-fourtim hour its
moderate , steady oven ; serve with hard
Sauce ,
p
him-cad t'udatuig No. 3 ,
Three stale sugar muSics , one vint mimilk ,
five eggs , two tablespoonfuls butter , pinch
salt , one cupful seedless raisins , one-half
cupful Chopied citron , ommo cupful sugar , one
glass brandy , omme tesspoonful Royal Ixtract
littler Aimmiomuda , Orate mauUlns fIne ; pour on
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Hood's Made My Blood Pure
This Is the truth its a nutshell regarding -
garding the cures by Hood's Sarsapa.
rum. it thus the story of how this
medicine effects its woaiderlui cures.
The most tenacious cases , which
other remedies utterly fall to reach ,
cuicd 1rood' because
are by Sarsaparilla , -
cause it. is the gueat blood purifier ,
Such a testirnoulni as wo give
below , few medicimmes can produce.
It is only one of mammy possessed by
Rood's Sarsaparilia , and proves the
iurit of this medicine.
Reliable , honest , industrious , is
what all say of Mr. Bennett. lie is
been engaged as gaa-fitthr Iii Boston
for 35 years , with TarbeU , 111 Waah-
ington street , and McKinncy , Washington -
ington street , opp. Boylston.
It C. I. Hood & Co. , LoWell , Mass. :
U Ocntlemon-I : am doing only what
Is just when I tell voluntarily what
Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for me , I
know It
Saved My Life.
'S A. year ago last winter , after ox-
poenre to storms , I caught a severe cold ,
after whIch chronic eczema appeared on
the calf ! 'zay left leg1 and spread aU
over nay lower limb froth knee to ankle ,
and the itching and buxning was some.
thIng awful , Added to this was a severe
pain , seemingly In the bono. At last it
became so that I had to give up work and
was unable to walk. I had to have my
leg bandaged all the time , and frequent
changes of the cloths. For nine months
I eat with my log resting In a chair ,
Oh , It was Dreadful I
Friends said I could no live long. In all
I lad seven different physicians , all to no
purpose whatever. I knew the merit of
Hood's Sartaparilla , as I had some years
before taken i with benefit , and decided
to try it for my apparently hopeless case.
In two oi- three days after I began , my
appetite was bettor , and my courage' xc-
vived. To make a long story shoxt , ti's
eruptIon entirely disappeared , and the
flesh on my leg resumedperfectly healthy
aPpearance. I was soon able to walk
about. i : cannot tell how amazed nay.
neighbors and friends were. I can. now
walk without any lameness , as well U
over. Have not the slightcsteruptlon , or
itching or burning , or any sort of trouble
whatever with my log , The gratItude I
owe flood's SsxsmiparlUa iii simply un.
speakable2' Thoa. Baurr , 103 Byca-
more Street , I51lndale , Best n. '
Hood's Sarsaparil'I.a
: Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
. Prominently in the Public Eye Today. Be sure to
, Hood's , because Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures.
time false representation that the two senators
from Lancaster bad agreed upon it.
Senator WrIght protested tiuat since the
session began ho had not indulged in per-
sonahitles , but the statements just made by
hits colleague were untrue. Ito had asked
Senator McKesson twenty times to consult
with his over the charter.
'Fbe debate was becoming exceedingly per-
sonai , and several senators were houdhy calling -
ing the two Lancaster county senators to
order , Senator Dale ended the prospective
fracas by moving a recess until 2 o'clock , and
his nmotion was agreed to.
After time recess time war of worda between
the senators from Lancaster was renewed
and continued for nearly an hour , to the in.
tense delight of the gpectatora. Upon a roil
call Senator Wright 'triumphed ' easily over
imis opponents acmd time Lincoln cimartor will
go to the committee 'of time whole tomorrow.
Maoii Eimtortairm mmt Iumtrbury ,
FAIRI3URY , Neb , , Marchm 23.-Speclal- ( )
The members of time Ancient Free and Ac-
ccpted Masons order of Fairbuiry , assisted by
a large number of visitors fronm Reynolds
and Hanover , Kaum , , lodges , worked in the
third degree Tuesday night , end wound up
their labors with a banquet , at which 150
members participated.
'rite trial of George hlrandt , cimarged witim
time abduction of imis wife's sister , a girl
about 15 years old , ended last night. TIme
jury was out only ton minutes mind returned a
verdIct of guilty , Senteumcc lies not becmm
pronounced. The trial of George S. Wllhianme ,
charged witim time ummurder of Charles Smnhley ,
ynrdmaater of time Rock Island , comnmenced
this morning , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Jumrmmmera ( may t'iuwing ,
SURPRISE , Neb. , March 29-Special.- ( )
Farummers are all busy putting in theIr oats
and plowing. Time ground is in good shape
anml with a good rain everythuimig would be on
time boom. The liast few days have been exceedingly -
ceedingly warm for Marcim anti rain seemumed
almost certain. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J'Iuysit'lati Aiiauitod by a l'uug ,
FAIRFIFLD. Neb. , Mardi 29.-SpecIalj- (
Dr. J , E. Rpatz , P. mmaemmmber of time faculty of
time Fairfield college of ( lila Imiace , is in a
precarious cormditiomm , as time result of a cow-
mmrdly attack immade UiOfl him yesterday sit
them , in bowl , time iciillc , boiling ; cover
with plate for one-lieU hour ; timeim beat In
eggs , sugar , lmmmlt time raisins , brandy anti
extract ; irnur it itt gmlaimm ovid nnouid , well
buttered mind decorated , whim time raisins left
out ; set it iii saucepan , with boiling water
to reach two-thirds up aides of niould ; ateani
thus one hour ; turn out anti servo witim
Sugar Sauce ,
p - -
Cluariolte htmmse.
One pint of create , kept on ice five or sIx
hours until Imerfecily cool , beat until stIff ,
Then take a large teaspoonful of gelatlime ,
tllsolve over time fire Iii a little milk , \'heis
cold mix wltiu create. Add one.imalf lioutud of
powdered sugar , two teaspoonfuls of Ihoysi
l'xtract Vanilla. Put in mimoulds lined with
sponge cake acid set on ice till perfectly
cold.
Oimiowa by Ed Nettles , the colored pugilist
Time assault is said to have been made on
account of some claimed misdoing on the
part of Dr. Spatz as nmanager and backer ol
"Black Pearl" at tue prize fight between
these two colored pugilists at Hastings about
two months ago.
itOUriNic CIIUISCII WOIIK DISCUSSED
Second Iimy' 8eSIonnt this Evangeilca
Conforeumee at Sutton ,
SIJTTON , Neb. , March 29.-Speclal ( Tote-
grimmn.-Time ) Evangelical conforemmce session
was called to order at 8:30 : a. m. by Bishop
I3owmamm , who conducted time devotional exercises
, after which time regular order of
was taken up. The proceedings 01
time first day's session wore read and adopted.
Time committee on worship reported that
Rev. II. Mattill of Cleveland , O , will
preach tonight. Time committee on finance
and statistics reported , Appropriate resolutions
as regards Sabbatim and temperance
were adopted. Time conmmnltteo on ways amid
means reported , Rev. If , Mattiil , pub.
iisiuer , and Rev. .1. C. Ilorimberger , 'editor ol
time Llvlmmg Epistle , addressed time conference
in time interests of their liubiislming house at
Cleveland , 0. 11ev , I. Laipply was re
elected conference treasurer , and Roy. 0.
t3treicimor was re-elected statistical seem-c-
tmmry. Eighty-fIve dollars was collected fox
the Northwestern college at Napieryllie , Ill ,
Rev. F , Ilackenieyer amul 11ev , F. W' .
Sclmumelzky vero appointed to furnish dali
from which a history of time commferenco is
to iso compiled fromn its organization , . Hiahmo
Bowman will preach Sabbath mnornhimg at
time Itietimodist Episcopal church in German
amid in time o'emming tim Iingilbm ,
'm-mvo Hum-us mtt I'airiiumry lIumrmmod ,
FAII1BUitY , Neb , , Marclm 29.-Spccial ( Tel-
egrimm.-A ) fIre ( hula afternoon destroymI two
barns belonging to Joseph Huller anti S. W.
Dodd , Time fire started In fluiler's barn and
is supposed to imavo origInaed $ ( roes a
of small boys and mnatcimes. Time firt
departummemit did good work in saving adjoin.
lug property , Time loss emi time barns end comm.
tents is about $600 , partially Insured ,
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I find the ROYAL BAKING PowDEI Superior to all the others in every
respect. It is purest and strongest.
WALTER S. HAINES , M. D.
Consulting Chemist , Chicago Board o Hcatth.
( 'lueturmi l'uddlng.
One and one-half pints nmiik , four eggs ,
one cupful sugar , two teaspoonfuls Iioyai Ifs-
tract Vanihi ; . Heat eggs and sugar to
getimer ; dilute wltlm milk ammd extract ; poum
into bumitered pudding dliii , set in oven it
dripping pan , two-liulrtls full of boiliumi
water ; bake until firm , about 40 umlniltes Is
immoderate oven ,
( ) r.ineI'udthimig ,
One mind one-half Cupfuls stale Itoysi Un
fermmseated bread , one cupful finely cboppc
suet , one cupful smigar , two eggs , juice ol
one orange , one tablespoonful jloysl Extract
Orange , one.tmalt cmupful mills , M $ all titer-
ougimly togetimer , fill six cups , wall greaseu3 ,
boil 30 inltmutes. Turn out on dish , acm-vt
with lfmmrd Sauce , fievoi,4 with one ts.
spaootui lloyd Exiraict Om-anie.