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I THE 01\rAnA DAILY nEJD.ir : Tl SDAY , APRIL 9 , lS9 . It
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: , BEATRICE WANTS \ RELIEFwin
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Drings Stilt Against the Kansas OLy &
Beatrice Railroad Company
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BRECI OF CONTRACT IS ALLEGE
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,1 Ciy "oltl fends to hut the Com'y ' antI
} ' : . Not" Clhl" tlii . C.ndllol la.o
\ i" 1ceii ignored-Tn the 8n.
iircm " Court.
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! t LtNCOLN , AIrl 8.-Speeld.-The ( ) cRy of
" neatrlct hJS fed a pelton with the State
. noard of Trmspntaton , which upon the face
&s of H exhilflt8 a rather pocullar compflcatlon
ehlhla
, ( ecular cmpledln
In raiway clrcules. I appeas that nearlcc
voted to thc ) { anus City : & Bealrlce flaUwayte
company $ tCi,000 In bonds , conditioned uponca
, the extendlur or the lne to that city and the
erection of dellot tanks , Bhlngl and other
rafiroati Improvcmcnth. From Non'mb I ,
189 , until October Ii , 1&H ! , the road coin.
pled with alt the CODltOtS of the bond prop
oaUloii. Then the road Iasetl Into the hmds :
. of C. ( O. Wurnlr , who , 'Iolatetl the contract
'
: In every partkular , and closing the Ictrlcl
; , . dept Ind frehht war house , erected simiar
bulhlllS at VirginIa , eIg1teen miles from I
Betrlce . , and virtually alJ110Ded the latterth
cl ) . An attempt was made to brIng lult
In the district court , but . the plalntl faied ] L
'a to s clre nn opportunl ) to sen'c papcr on I
the dclendant. One of the pecularltes ] of
this deal II the fact that the bonds state on I
; " , . their face lat the rexll has cOlplell with I
all the cOI1tons of the ( Prpoltlon s 'otcd I
upon prior 10 the delIvErY of the hunls ] to thl
t lansas City & Beatrice Illwny cJ11Ian ) ) ' .
, B. " ' , Malsen , ox-councilman lf Omaha ,
. convicted II the Iltrlct court of Douglas
2 county of solc1ln ] and receIving a bribe for
using his t lleno In lec\lrlng the pasagu
of a cerium ordinance , haR appealed the case
4 to thc SllJrtlo court on ellen of error
Madscn ] ' 13S convicted In June , 1892 and ron
tencel , to hay n fine of $300 and costs. The
elms waM commItted April 1. 1891.
t Charles N. Dolan was convlctE1 In the L !
, caster distrIct court December 28 , 1893 of
usaultnJ Albert Esler with a revolver and
aeitt.neod to two years In the penitentiary ,
1 where hc has since remained. TDay nn ap-
11 peal was fe,1 In the supreme court by his ,
uttorneyr. As Dolan' stnlcnco wi have ex-
' plrell shorly , the object of the appeal Is to
seure release prior to the expiration of his
I term of Imprisonment.
1' . 11. Beardsley stenographer of the State
. hoard of Transportation , diEd Saturday after .
. ' .oon at his homo In Cplege View. He has
' . ben 11 for several months of [ dropsy , and lat
} _ fail male n visit to Texas for his hoalti r.
. f. Mr. lelrdsley had resided In Nebrlsla for
. thirty-six ) 'ear and was one of the ba It
known stenographers In the state. He was
wel educated , an agreeable con\ersatonalst
and I man of decided cplnlons. This mare I-
lag the remains were take to WeelJlng
: Water for Interment.
I CIAHMA1mnS LOCK-D OUT.
There Is n lockout of charmalers In the
factories of G. It. Wolf. p. J. Wholenberg
and Charles Weitzel. The firms have bee m
, . . payIng Urn unIon scale , $8 to $ IG per thousand ,
C. " ? according 10 Bhap and price. necenty the
l frms decided they could not do busle at
t , thes prices and submitted 1 prop1sllon to I
the men to work for loss. No rq 1) 1 ' was
. . given to Ihe proposition and the manuhctur-
I ers discharged the men and will watt unti
1' . , their 'tock Is reduce before resumIng epa
i/ / . . . told. . ns. The firma employed twelve men ni
.
' The long pending controversy between the
. . . city and H. E. Lewis was decided this mornIng -
, : ' lug by Judge Jibbotts. The greater portle in
. .r : , , ( , South Twenty-seventh street near porton
L . been ' fenced In by Lewis he claIming It b 1 Il
I . . : : " virtue of ten years open notorious and ai d-
( . . . : ' . 1" . verse poacsston. At one time the city cn-
. . ' . k templated running I slreet through then ,
1 , , . I but Il was enjoined by Lewis. The court
" . . : " : " . , Onus that Mr. Lewis Is entitled to everything : -
i. . thing except a strip 9.7 feet wide and 150
. . ' " . feet long which belongs to the city. The case
, .
. " ; , ; wi bo lippealed . as both sides are dissatt 5-
; : . sled.
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, - . ' ; Omen C ) Gates tolls the district court that
, : ; : , bo was a silent partner with Johnson In .the [
, . : . contr.c for bullng the State university can-
' , : ; o servattry and wants hat the profits tticreo
: < Juhlson denies that there was any Idnd of a ;
' .i , parnerlhll > and swears that Gales was ani l3 '
! ' . ' . ' ' R w\rlman on the job , who got his pay for
. . ' . . # . . what ho did. ]
. An.ldf mber of the fro department. Den
. . ; Floyd , lately n bartender at thE Capitol
. . ' : = hotel saloon , Is shl to 'be an r'l > plcnnt for
. , : a , , appointment ns chief of the fire deparlment
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.
.
. under the now municIpal
organization . which
. : I goes Into office tomorrow , Fur chief of poll Ce
8 . . there are hal n dozen applicants , Including
, applcants
, . . . ; . . Job hathaway , S. M. litellick and J. D.
Moore .
. . . Ralph 8. Johnson and A. J. Weaver have
. . . , . . , returned from Grand Rapids Mich . . whiher
. they attended the Convention of college repu b-
.
. . Henri clubs. .
. , .i lcan They are unanimous In their re-
. . rz . port . of 1. successful ' meetng and say they
'ero accorded
t e every courtesy as representa-
, i : . lives of tire Nebraska State university.
r.I. The day before the late
. . , ) municipal electi on
J , . . lIeu Beclltt ] was arrested for illegal registi .0-
r liars :
This mOJlng the case was dismissed
t1t ' . : . by JI\81co Spencer , for want of prosocutic .
, : . . Tire case was brought by the CIvic prosecuton. federaton.
: but no representative of that organizirtion :
. rellresenhltvo organlz'alon appeared I -
. - peered 10 imsir I tire matter.
I ' . : . : + The colored man . Loin Davis who Is
. ' ' , charged with having Blashedvlh a kn : ito
: ; . Ofeer nalrd when the later asked him to
0 " : . . . give nn occount of himsel when caught In
. . ' an alloy . was today 1 bound over to tine district
. . : I. ! court In the sum of $300 , the charge bet us
. : . ; : ' assault with intent to 1(1.
, 'it. . , SHAHp WII. GO 10 Dl1VEfl
,
, j ; Governor 10lcomb has approved / tire req UI-
" : alibis papers of Oon'rnor McIntyre of Co 0-
' "l rallo for tire re.ur of J. G , Sharp , wantEd
. . . In nenver for forgery Sharp Is a son of the
. . ' / , New York milonaire street railway boodt .o .
'
. : who dlld a few years u 10 , after creatl rug
'ri . , , " considerable national excitement on accot rut
, . , of hit " crookedness. The cigarette habit has I
' . . ' manic a com pIrie wreck of young Sharp. IUs
. ' > . ha/ls are stalnrd to a dark brown , and hb
: . " nerves are shattered ,
. ' nervs shntered
. p , : . . . ' . Tire IJlenlx Mutual Lie Insurance en on-
. . : pony asks for the foreclosure of a $5 , 300
. . , ' ; . 10rlgngo un the Marshall block . nt Tenth
. and l streets , Ilresumably owned by 'annlo :
. ; " " 31 , Ialham ann claimed by tire receIver oC
; ' t . ; , : tire Capital NaUonnl baink
" / ! Today Attorney Woods made a motion for
' , " : : g.t . I' an order compellng Bud Lindsay to turn
I . . . over n couple of big diamonds which , It Is
. ' : ; : i , claimed , he has been
' ! , " . searIng under co ncr
. . of , a mortgage on Ito sparks gIven to an
. c . t . , attornoy. Several 10nlhs ago 1.lndsay was al
. , mmonell to appear before Judge lanBlng In
" , t , , ' 5 . roreplhll In alit at executon , and ho at ab.
" , milled 10 n number of questons regard : g
the slones. which at that time ho regarllng I
. . ' < Iset 10 him. The ChIcago liquor ii rim ;
C . s'hic1i brought on tire inquisition then de-
Illnded thn\ they ba turned over . That sa nrc
fane
. afternoon , I Is said a chattel mortgage on
S i % the diamonds , , '
p was fle,1 by 1lndsay's ott or-
, . , ! , anti , since , alor-
L . neT ever then LIndsay has con _
1 , , tnued to daulo tire eyes of his friends w r
! the alarklers . , wlh
a BI Judge Ianslng made the or-
der returnable on tim 12thirist _ ,
: IH"lo 11UIO Notes.
I\ is \ LINCOLN ; AIJrl 8.-SI ( > eclal.-Ooveror ) :
-t lplcomb Is about to Issue a Proclaruat l Ion
, , quarantining against Texas cattle foyer The
; proclamation wilt be signed tomorrow , hnd r
44. , its provisions , the satire 1 those signed by
1ip41 1 Governor Crounse , are quite strIct against
, J stock yards and lines of cattle transporta-
I ton.There
There will be a meeting of the cornn mis. [
atom all.olntoll by Go\'efnor lolcomb cmms. act
jn regar.l to a Nebraska display at the MexI-
can exposition , next Saturday , at 2 o'clock , , In
the governor's olllco
The I./rmers Slate bank of Schubert hA
1ln authorized by the State Banking board
to begins burliness Apri 15. The cap ital
stock will bo $12,000. 'fine president II plal . .
Cain and cashier J. M. l'vans.
. Uepuly Labor Conlnlsstcner J. I. Powers
, S stilt In a critical condition at his resl-
' denco , corner of Sixteenth and I' streets In.
alunaton of the bowel has set In . w rub
other serious complicatIons , Ills wife nr-
i rIved from Trenton lat night. 1r. l'erk'y
I tine attending - pbslclan. -
Courage or an Acel " 'olan.
PLAIN"mW , Neb.t April $ . -Special ( . ) -
, r' ' 1 iy 85 years of age arrived ID town lat
( Ltght , baying wal\ , tine colro dla\anc \ from
ii
O' Neill , over nfy-Rve miles Iway , She has
ben living with a fon.ln.law near O'Nel
win 1 very per , and she started to walk
toSh Fremont , where she has a daughter Hvlng.
Sh e was badly crippled when she arrived
Ire ne and could not possibly travel a mile
fur ther . SIlo " 'a taken In charge by char.
lably disposed people and sent on to her
deBtnatoD by traIn.
. .UI1\L . \ 1'1'OhLTlONih1NT M.tY , filE .
o"ernor 1I1eoinbflunt ' Yet Sljnel I
nd Iisy Not
nnt ' 11)
LINCOLN , April 8.-Speclal.-Oonrnor ( )
Holcomb has not ) 'c signed senate file No.
181 , by Ilchcocl ] ( , which pro\'lts for n
re apportIonment , of JudIcial districts In the
st ate. I I questionable 'bether hn will do
so . The bill In many respects Is paradoxi-
c11 l. One of its provisions , while I elves
t.ancaster county , the Third judicial district.
a fourth judge , prohIbis Governor Hal-
crmb from ranking the nppolntmrnt Dy
tin e terms of the " 1 tire measure 1 : not to
ta ke elect until January : 1. 1S96. Then tire
terms of all the judges expire ann other
canlhlates are 10 bo clecled. This Is ont
Ticor tire bill taken by attorneys. Others
hell that tIre bi , Is Inoperative because Il
prtldes that all judges In nil the dlstrlc'
ac to be elected at tire November election ,
189 , whie the body of the bill Itself dls-
Unet ) states that It Is not to bo In elect
unt January I , 18G. Others claIm that
this implies that Governor Holcomb la au.
thorlzcd to alJpolnt ) nil tire judges , In the
lltte on and after January I , 1896. It looks
\ 'e ry much as . I the Thlrll district might not
h ave a [ ou\.th \ judge for over I year nt.
The statemelt going the rounds to the elect
that no 1I'IIropriaton ' is I made In thc bill
for tire propeclh new judge I untrue , for
the reason that the Item Is especially pro-
vllecl , for In tine claims bill parsed early Sat-
Illay mornlnq.
Governor Holcomb today signed tIne I at-
lo wing bills : fOI-1
house roil 28. authorizIng municipal author-
Hes of cities of tire second cllss and vIllages .
10 Impose special license tax on Insurance '
cnllanleg for tine mlluteDance of volunteer
fre departments.
House roll 21 , for tire relief of Maurice
D ee.
Dec.lonse DUlenty. roil 216 , for the relief at William
House roll 500 , 10 provide for n uniform
s'stem of vouchers for the use of all disbursements -
bursements of state funds
Luehs. House roll :5 , for the relict at henry
House roll 434 , 10 permit foreign corpora- .
tons orgaulzed under the laws of Dny other
state to Issue diploma amid to confer do. .
g rees and honors.
Serrate file 100 , providing that count .
judges may grant authoriy to executor of
states and guardians at minors , Insane per-
sns , feeble minded persons ann ! Sllendthrlfs
to mortgage real e I.lo belonging to such : I
persons.
Senate file IG3. providing for the Instruction I
o f feeble mlndell children between the nges
of I and , 18 years.
Senate file ' 77 , relating to certain contrac'.s
for cOldltonal sale , lease or hire of rairoads
amI street railways , equipment and provlllng
for the recorlng , thereof.
Senate file SO , providing for exceptions 1ed I
ns thin court may direct may not exceed
forty days from adjournment sino die for :
the term of court.
Senate f1 131. : authorizing associations to
o and maintaIn gas or electric , lght
works.
Senate file 12,1 , to pension firemen of paid
fre departments after service of twenty-one
y ears amI the wcows [ and orphans of fire -
men who lost their lives In the line of duty :
Senate file 37. providing for the appraise
ment of educatonal lands by beards of
.
cclnt ) commissioners or suprviors.
Senate file 340 , to facilitate the giving ot
b ends . undertakings and recognizances aDd to
nuthorlzo acceptance of certain corporation IIS
as surety thoreon.
Senate file 44 to provIde for the leeplng
of nn Incumbrance book In the ofco of the
clerIc of the district court and to requIre the
entry therein by the sherl of each levy a f
a ttachment or execution , tn order to bind
suhsequent vendees or Incumbrancers.
Tine appropriation bills nor claims bIll S
are not signed yet together wllh forty-one
oler measures. Tbt legislature passed 130
bills all told. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
hAl ) NO LEOITIMATE O.\USE 01 ACTION
Calo Involving Ten Thonsnnd all a Fine
l.n' PoInt Settled.
YORK Neb" , April 8.-Special.-A. ( ) demurrer -
ron In the claim of Andrew Petterson against
the estate of Phip Meehan was argued I'S I
the county court Saturday. This claIm dates
back some time ago , when Meehan , U I-
gelher wllh Peterson arid nnother workman ,
wore at work on the Orphans homo bulidini .
which was being erected then at this plact
They were engaged on tire flues , anti when , m
at n height of about sIxty feet the scafold U
Uii
on which they were standing broke , and
Meeban and Peterson fell to the ground. To
make this accident the more serious n pie
or brick lay directly under them. Media
lived but a few hours after being picked up '
and Peterson was unconscious for sever a !
lays aa a rcsult. Tire other workman escaped : -
caper by clinging on the ledge of the bulir 1-
buid-
Ing. As n resul of this accident Petterson
brings n claim against the estate of leehnn
for $10,000 for damages ho sustained In the
slme. lie claims that be was Injured In I
such a way that I will forever bar him :
from worldng and earning n living for bin Ii-
self and famiy , antI that his eyesight was
ruined. As l ehan was the contractor In the
work he holds him reSIJODsibio for the acc ii.
denl.
denl.The
The Judge sustained ] the demurrer. and held
that the plaintiff had no cause for actio n.
The plaIntiff will , however , appeal to the di-
' trict court. lenhan was well to do and his
eslato Is valued at $2",000. . He had a wife
and two chnildrcmn . both or whom live at this
place ot the present time. The case Involves
1 Ilolnt of law which Is very queer , very few
of the same klan appearing on record anl
ns tins Is the case the trial In the dlstrlcl
court will no doubt b watched wIth Interest
by many.
Messrs. 1.'t , Bowler and Itosatter . who
have been attending tine state reunion of
Shlloh's terday veterans _ , returned from _ 1lncoln ye Is-
YUVNO ) OIU , L'O31L1l't SUICII ) it .
alias 'rlcey Keller S"nlowa Clrlolo . .eSt I
11 < IA I'ounl iIng ,
YORK , Neb" , Apri 8.-tlpeclal { Telegran i. )
-A probable suicide occurred In Houston ,
this county , today . Mis Trncey Keler , a
yung lady about 16 years of age daughter of
a inronhinent merchant , was found In her room
by her sister In a dyIng condition. She
seemed In great agony , and ) being
asked the cause , It was foun.t that she had
already lost all power of spefh , but tnte
to nn empty bottle lying on limo 100r. ) The
bottle had contained carbolic acid. A mini si-
clan oC this 11110 was Inledlatlly summoned -
moned , , hut upon his arrival , the young girl
was dead. No cause for tire deed Is kmrow 'ii .
Coroner 10ibrolc of Gresham has been rio -
fled. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10t-
\11.y County ) Iorlll' itreord ,
OHn , Neb. , April 8.-Speclal.-Tho ( ) mortgage : -
gage record of Valey county Is ns folows :
Farm mortgages filed , nineteen , $ IO,88t.79 ] ;
satsfed. seven , $3,585 ; town aol city mort-
gages ted , dye , $ ,400 ; satisfied , four , $2,300 ;
chalel mortgages floJ , sixty-mine $550 ; satis.
fed , twenty-seven. $2,599.25. sts-
I'retlrll'k 1IIaurh.d.
CI TP Neb. , April 8.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-I rederck [ Lders , who droliled dead la $
Saturday night , was burled today by the
l\nlghtB or lythl8 of which order he was a
inneniber. Tire funeral was the largest held 10
Crete In lany years. .
Where will its progress stop Not until
everybody uses Dr. l'rlco's Cream UDII
Powder ,
/ro,1 Orlin - for . ( 'olf"x County.
SCIIUYLEI1 , Neb. , April 8.-Special.-- ( )
The boar of county commissioners Is ID
session to receive and mass upon applications
of these In nee\ of grain for iced anti feed .
made Il accordance with the provisions of '
the bill of the last session of the legislature
known 11 house roil No. 634. ThuB far about
twenty have made application and sore three
or four have been reused for the reason
that they were ownera of land entirely free
from encummmbrammces.
Following I Is Celfax '
olowlng Cola couutY'B Indebtenes
record for the month of March : I arl mort.
gages filed . forty-lght , amounting to p3 , .
463.60 ; released , thlrt-ne , $17,424.55 : town
and cIty mortgages filed. nIne. $2.562 : reo
Icued six , $1,490 : chattel mortgages filed .
fortY'lhre , ' 52l9.SO ; released , nineteen ,
' 3,448.4.
STEADY RAINS CONTINUE
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Ground Thorotgbly Soaked in the Westernbo
Part of the 8tatO.
VALLEY COUNT IS QUITE FORTUNATE
VOUAu,1 Interrs UsIng Tllum This Season
In Agricultural "Itlr In that Sec-
ton of the Counlry-Dlversl.
net JArmtnJ Favored .
NOlTI LOU ! ' . Neb. , AprIl 8.-Spelsl.- ( )
A good steady drizzling raIn fel here all day
OD Saturday and part of yesterday aDd the
Iurfaco of the ground appear to bo thor-
oughl ) ' soaked. The weather service station
reports precipitation to the amount of 1.03
inc hes. Falling In the manner In which i
did , thIs put the soil In excellent condition
for tilling and the farmers
tlng frmers arc wearing n
mo ro cheerful look than has been seen sInce
lat June , sInce there can be no longer any
doubt that limo small grain will germinate
al most n soon lS sown and make n rapid
gr owth . The upland pastures also will lt
once produce I vigorous amid Bucculeut
gr owth.
The members of the county relief com-
mlteo met recent ) . and apportioned $6,250 ,
the amount assigned to Valley county from
the legislative appropriation , to the several
lo\nshlps , where the amounts will be dls-
bursCI under the more discriminating man-
aFlent or time local commIttees In such n
w ay lS the ) ' Ihal determine to bo the most
useful for their several localities .
Tim Interest being talen In diversified
f.Hmlng . In this locality Is constantly aungw
mentng , as I evIdenced by the deep Interest
be ing taken In matters which formely at-
tracled not even n passing notice . A meet-
Ing Is now called at tire town hll for the
purpose of discussing sorghum culure , and
the owner of I steam plant \vl be on hand
to make proposals ns to its manufacture.
NELIOII . Neb" , April 8.-Speclal-Ialn ( ) I
has been falling In Antelope county with
slgh IntermIssions for Dearly twenty-fonr
hours , and It Is still comIng down . Very tt-
te water has run off and the ground Is i
thoroughly soaked to "good depth. Grass I
Is starting up and 1 few days of warm I
weather will make good pasture for stock
F armers and busIness men are greatly en- :
couraged.
ST. PAUl . Neb. , April 8.-Speclal.-I ( ) :
commenced raining again this morning nbout
10 o'clock and continued to about 3:30 : this I
af ternoon. A fine rain has falen and every
boly Is rejoicing.
GIESIAM , Neb. , April 8.-Speclal-A (
n ice rain Saturday and Sunday In this TI-
clnlty has strengthened the farmers' prospects -
p eels very materially. H'e and portions of : I
wheat not already ruined have improve I I
much the last few days Small grain Is i
mosly In. I
DnADSIA W. Neb. , April 8.-Speclal.-1 ( )
The long looked for rain has been taliin . ;
faing
n early all day , amI alhQugh not more than
n half Inch has fallen . It Is a great relief to ,
have m the dust which has filled the air for
two days , nt last settled. . Many were feelIng - '
Ing almost discourage over the prospects ,
but n mora hopeful feeling prevails tonight
Most of the w'nter wheat Is dead and many' : '
are sowing the ground to oats , of which thor i
w ill be a large ncreage.
OnT CALHOUN. Neb. , AprI8.-Speclal ( ) I
-Friday , about midnight , showers of raIn
began failing In this vicinity. At 3 o'clock
Saturday morning It set In for a heavy raIn
aDd aD Monday I had not cleared up. ether
other rains were of great value , but now th 0
ground Is saturated to a degree that crops
w ill vegetate , grass grow , and nil nature I
a gain wear its richest garb.
WEST POINT Neb , April 8.-Speclal- ( )
The raiD was made the subject of special
thanlsglvlng In the churches of the cit : I-
y 'esterday. I has bean raining without Inter ,
missIon for fort hours , and farmers arc
, correspondingly encouraged. The small gnat n.
crops ore practically safe and the prospect :
for cbrn Is excellent. I has been a long
tmo t since the sol of Cunning county was so
lhoroughly soaked.
LEXINGTON. Neb. , April 8.-Speclal.- ( )
The rain which commenced Saturday mornIng I -
Ing l continued all day Sunday and coming
slow as It did , was tire "most soklng" and
benefcial of any rain of the past two yearr
The energetic efforts or loel residents , the .
relef sent In by the state and outside aid
has l furnished seed In nearly sufciet quan-
l ily. Tire Lexington mill hns put cut nearly
t wenty-five cars of see grain , and the seed
procured through state aId Is now . bring dir I-
tributed. Dawson county has cloven IrrIga-
ton compmles. : ThrEe of the ditches nre
completed and work Is being pushed on the
balance Work on the Farmers' end Mel ?
chants' ditch Is being pushed by three graders I-
ers and sixty teams and will be completed
May. 1.
YOHK. Neb. . April S.-Speclal.-The ( ) rain
which has been foiling at this place for the
last l twenty-four hours Is very pleasing to I
time York county farmers. Up to the present
t ime this county has received but little moisture -
ure In the last year but from the outlook of
the present shower it seems as I It were
going to break the record In thIs iocallt : I , .
Time farmers , as well as every aDO else , were
beginning to feel very despondent over ti re
condition and prospects for the coming season -
son , but now n more hopeful smile tales the
1 > lace of the despondent look , and all seem :
anxious to once moro turn In with more :
zeal than ever and commence on their farm ,
work .
OnD , Neb. , April 8.-Special.--When ( ) the
rain commenced to come down heavy the boys
got some fIrecrackers , and the result re !
sembled I Fourth of July celebratIon. I
has all snaked Into the ground. ,
I seems to be tire general opinIon that
but n small amount of land will be untlel1 I
this [ year and that owned chiefly by non- J I .
reshlenls. The roller committee has worltd , :
faithfully and prIvate Individuals who have ,
been sent out to solicit grain have met with
very fair success.
MONROE Neb" , 'April 8.-Spllal.-U )
commenced raining hero again FrIday eve a-
Ing and contnue until tins morning , amid Is
stIlt cloudy. I uly an Inch and n hal of
water bas fallen In this lIme. This on top of
the rain a week ago has flied tire gound
will about all tine molturo It will absor
In places fine water Is standing on top of
the ground SprIng wheat , oats aM barley
are nearly all sown and should make an ex-
ceilent crop , as limo land had almost a perfect :
oct rest last year
There will be a large acreage of atalfl
sown ' horn their season and should do welt .
"UIOHA , Neb . April 8.-Spflal.-laln ( ) n
liar been slowly falling for tire last hurt -
two . and ; .
irours One Inch twenty-one-hun.
drerltlrs have fallen aDd every bit taken up I
by tine soil. The ground was never In belt er
condition.
HESCUE , Neb. , AprIl 8.-Special.-Ti ( ) is
section Is IUtlng a good rain tire best slnco
July 3 , 180t. n'o looks goorh. , SomalI graIn
out. is all sown and tire wInd ha ; not blown I
out.TIIIIDFORD
TIBDFOHD , Neb. , , April 8.-Specal.-I ( )
- -
co raining iboul . noon yesterday . a.
co companl by a atdr"wind , anti contInued
for more than twelve braIns . Hefore the raIn
Bare snow foil. TIlt' 1rlrlo 1 well soaked
ton , depth of from , Ix to eight Inclles. The
Iroulh Is broken tor tM ( present and every-
boy feels mor bo ef : .
HASSETT , Neb. , prl S.-Spechal.-A ( )
strong wind pevalctl hero Friday , which was
foloWCI Saturday atht unday by tine heav.
lest rain which nr fallen In this part of
Nebrakn for eighteen months. The rounut
Is thoroughly Makel : hntl the outoo 1round
bright for n gopd c , . A heavy crop of
hR' Is almost 0 cerh\\ The farmers are
greaty encouraged , pnd will ! o to work with
re energy to rter from the elects of
In st year's droullr Tideiprospects for n goon
crop have not bceqcler , In Hock county
for 0 number of year' \ antI the only apparent
obstale Is the scarcity of seer ] anti feetl.
This county receives $2,300 from the seed
bl appropriation , and this , I properly dls-
trthuted , will al' ' materially In supplying
these who are unable to purchase grain . tn
the main , the better farmers of this county
wi not require assistance.
SIEI.DY. Neb. , April 8.-Speclal.-l ( ) has
been rining nt short Intervals since Friday
)
evenIng. The rain war so cntnnous that
al l was absorbod. Tire fields are thoroughly
soakeI ! , anti the streets R mass of mud.
NothIng now but hal and wind cnn prevent
n bountul small gratis crop , "hia the
recent rains have laid n good foundatIon for
co rn.
FULLERTON , Nob. , April 8Speclal. ( )
Saturday tIne wind chanell from the south-
cast to northeast , antI aleut ! o'cloek a. m.
I commenced to rain moderately , and con-
ti nned throughout tire night and
tnlCI througho1t anl roost of
the forenoon ) 'esterda ) About two Inches
fel during the tIme. The ground absorbed
the moisture as fast lS It feil. Every one
I wearing n pleasant smile this morning.
Much small grain has already been sown ,
whie many farmers are plowing for corn.
Farm lands In thIs county are In splelld
conditon for planting , amid with I favorable
season Nance county will have the largest
crop she has ever had. Many farmers are
putln out alfalfa this sprIng , believIng It
w ill prove n paying crall.
LITTLEFILD , Neb. , April 8.-Spccial.-- ( )
The finest rain In three years Is falling here.
H has drIzzled and rained almost constantly
for limo past twent-four hours , a little over
two Inches of water having fallen In that
ti me. Coming as slow as It hl : , the ground
tlkes It all In , little If any running oil.
IIEAVEI1 CROSSING , Neb , April 8.-Spe- (
clal.-A heavy rain Is falling all over this
c ounty.
FORT DODGE , t. . April 8.-Speclal ( ] Tele-
gram.-Thlrty ) hours of rain Saturday and
Sunday Inns punt the ground In fine conditioner
for spring worlt.
IIIIING ON ITtT & &Ull'l.IS.
oard In 50sl01 Several nour Rt Lincoln
YCltordl )
LINCOLN , April 8.-Speclal ( Telegram.- )
The Board of Purchase arid Supplies was In
conference until I late hour this evening In
the office ot the commissioner of public lands
-nd buildings. There were present Governor
Holcomb , State Treasurer Hartley and Secre-
tary of State Piper. Land Commissioner
Russell Is still absent at the Shioh celebra-
l ion. There was a large ntendance or bll-
den for supplies for the several Instutons ,
and the bidding will continue tomorrow. To-
day bids were receive for supplies for the
Do's' Industrial school nt Kearney and time
Insttute for tine Deaf amid Dumb at Omaha.
Contracts wm be let sote time this week.
Former A/hinull Hey Stilled .
ASHLAND , Neb , ; , Aril 8.-Speclal.-A ( )
few days ago news reached this city of the
dealh by being thrown from a horse of Robert -
ert Verse nt Iaymb d. Neb. Young Verse
\\'ed l with his parents ld1Asiriand most of his
le l up to n few months figo.
Ashland's base bal team returned Saturday
from Platsmoutl , wh r.o they were wiped
from the earth by n team-of school boys , rng-
Ing i from 1 to 19. ScAre , 10 to 5 ; errors
Piattsniouth. 3 , AShlandt 9.
Colonel 'Vllam Dexter of this city yestera
day received a leter from the family nf the
late l Frederick Douglass Iin response to 1 let-
ter of condolence Deforo Mr. Douglass bad
blcome famous , whle"et a fugitive slave , he
'found shelter one ' . nlgll In' the home of
Colonel Doxter's father In western New York
where he remained for some time. The
c olonel . then but a boy , remembered the fugi-
t ive. and when ho attended the 'Vorld's fair
he met Mr. Douglass snd had 0 talk with
h him when ho was delghtc to fInd I was the
same Douglass , and that he had never for-
gotten the kind treatment he had received at
their hands. He spoke of It very thankfully
scene. and showe much feeing on recalling the
scene.lr. and Mrs. Charles Caltns and family
nul famiy
of Lincoln . formerly residents of this city ,
ciy
visited over Sunday wIth Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
and Clark.
Mrs. Lithe Clark . wife ot Oscar Clark , liv.
Ing north of this city , died yesterday from
nn attack of fever.
Great preparations are being made for the
teachers' institute. to bo held In this city
next Friday and Saturday. County Superln-
tendenLClark has booked for lectures Con-
gressmnn E. J. Hainer. Hon. W. J. Bryan
and Prof. Marble of Omahn. A large attend.
atenl-
anco IB i expected from alt parts at the
county. -
Former Nebraska Unnker Dead.
AURORA . Neb. . April 8.-Speclal.- ( )
George Wid Ish died last night at Pueblo ,
Colo. le was prominent hero I feW years I
ago as a banker and was mayor of the cIty
and held many offices of trust In thIs county. .
M. 'V. Parker who tel ( roman I passenger
train hero last Thursday night , died , and his I
remains wore shipped to his home , at St. . J
Johns. Mich. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lirsidirmsv 1011001 JxerclsC. :
BRADSIIAW , Neb. , April . .
DnADSIAW Apri 8.-SIJeclal.- (
The pUblo school at this place , uOlnr the I
leadership of Principal T. A. GlvoDs , ns-
slated by Miss lclulon of tIme Intermedl-
ale and Miss Tiden of the primary departments -
-ments , gave an onlertlnment at the AncIent
Order of United 'Vorkmen hal this evening
Music , recItations , dialogues etc. , were wel I
reDdered.
.
Women can vote overywhere-tor good food , ,
They all vote for Dr. PrIce's . Baking Powder. .
Hunting Ittery ' hue CauuA Dratir.
IIEAVEII CROSSING , April 8.-(8peclal.- ( )
An accident occurred here Friday , In which I
'V. I. Bentley , 1romlncnt \ ciizen nun n L
blacicsnnlthi lost his life. 10 was doing :
saro work on an emery wheel run by steam
when time wheel burstell , taking tine whole
top ot hIs head off. Ills remains were taken
to Geneva for burial .
Veteran EIrIIer . hutS flemish.
NEDRASKA CITY ; April 8.-Spclal.- ( )
Oliver F. Butt , an old resident of this city ,
died today of ireartjjlsease. Tine ( Iecease I
was aDO of tine oldest ; alroad engineers In
the west , and well' , cnywn throughout the I
slate. , Inrwn
Yx-Chl.r Ulllgan ( 'rhilcaily Iii .
Ex-Chlet aatllgants. , . Irllenly ill. A few ,
days ago he contracted 1 severe cold , which
10W Is accompanied 1ly fever. He Is
sIcker thnn he has' 'iwUmi for n year nnd
the doctors say that ' the closest attentIon S
lo time case Is required nlonton
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Ctx XI $ @ K \ $ .
@GXI <
. Grim Gaunt Winter
' Is UpOI U $ . Pneumonia lurks in the highway , colds oxygCl , for purfying the blood , : ld ul.ks i to
and ' coughs pounce on ) ' 01 frol the oin doers or c1minate slid : carry oil cfcte matcr nd ] WOl'll.Ollt
windows , imd consumption camps on the doorstcp. tLttdS , His prtparing th way for the irat build.
Frm November to May death stalks his vidim wih ing-lp properties of the lifc.giviiig cmulsion Al
rclcnte 1 ! aClivity. Only hid thoughtful , the cautious , of these grcat curative agents , each in isclf a great
surVive. Thousands die each who have l'CfllCtl ' COflhl.illi'd in
surivc year might ; rcmcdy , are cml'ilcd enc superb remedy for
lived I to be happy : md ( tfl.cuhtl. 07omul iol , ihe hUltis. . tn ito Z'd , sex or condiion i this r l. I
great remcdy for colds , coughs : ll cnsumpton , edy prohibied ; i i yours , all if you have al ) lung
brings to bear on thee disea lid ( most powerful trouble , whdh heredllrj : or of : ridcnlal contrac-
curative agents known to the ( lcdic:1 : prfcssion , I Hon , scrofula or scrfulous tainl ; if you : ue emac- ) .
is not a nosirm , but : sientfc combina'ioll ( A iatld , run down , ncrvous or fecbl , i , is the ( prime
permanent Emulsion of Ptre Cod Liver Oil , with remedy indiated , IT IS THE KIND PHYSICIANS I i
Ozonc and Guaiacol The last destroys all disase IRESCRII31. For sale by all drggists , Pric t
( germs , the second furish . a bountul supply of $ iOO pr bet tc , ! 'Iadsomt' : 801./d . / , .j't'I ! , , . )
.
c ThIn , pale w01eti get l > lunl amid h nulnl cit Ozomnulaloil.
' 1' . \ SLOCUIVI CO. , s8i PeririStreet : , NcwYoticCIt. _
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- For Sale by KUHN & CO" , 15th and Douglas Streets , Omnha.
,
( J.A.1tOLE . JU NII'IE'R Is botor 11901 by lhoIRall ! or lad es mOllhl ' . I I lh
.n. . . marrlu 1"Y' Ontatul IC Irronlr : fmt arty oatnMs . IL I" I
t trm e. " mit
nml roimabu. . nnnnt'i fails . uannmntoo , with < ; : : I
rutmbl. U1I'1 fAis. ruu'allee every butte , tiara to ri ntiy. 'rht " .
: nrsudiemmno I" r.lr '
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u\Ue 9lro 'nnnpn nor
, \ L , lu"lolo
pI lls muir avery tottlo IldUIIUI ann iutnor ' icier 115 . n1 ' , , , , 111 > rioI
1119ILRII'cr bOLla : 10.01' 19 9INlwLI. 3taid bl' a11.,111 ' IlrIUI ' . L" , Prier $ J.O
Ilr buUIe \'ourdrutlst duos not marc I mijist . $ .i.ui roil . wo wi rwarJ ) , 'UI ! b llo byJ 1 u'pro9 R
CAMOL' JUNIPER 00.
- Western OICo Omaha , Nobral ,
BELEVE CHINA IS SINCERE
Moro Troop Being Prepared for Action ,
However , in Oleo Negotiations Pail ,
lAPS J STILL EXPECTING AN EARLY PEACE
-
LI i lun ! Chnng Thought to Jn'o neen Soot
"I I n Genuine Purposu-Cirimierro Em.
tlror Clmngos Ills " "lullo To-
"Irtl Defeated ( cnerals ,
SAN FRANCISCO . April 8.-The following
Idvlces were receIved tOday per steamer l'eru
from Toklo : Early peace Is still confidently
expeeeel by the leaders of the Japanese gov-
e rnnmnent . although not ns unqualfedly as ten
days ab" . Then the conviction of the ministers -
h ers was so posive that activity In military
circles materIally relaxed , and the departure
of several bodies of troops previously ordered
to China was delayed until the outlook
sbould become clearer. Now thes troops are
again ready for In immediate start. Count
Io and Viscount lutsu , whose opinions are
ot first Importance , arc strongly convinced
that China earnestly desIres to close the war '
a t once. I tine Chinese ambassador's powers
are curtailed I Is ID consequence of a delib-
rate intention to deeive , but I Is almost incredible -
credible that the Chinese government should '
:
invie i further disaster by needlessly irritating
their antagonist at this stage. The uncondi-
tonal and most abject submission of the
Peking rulers their open disavowal of blame
the promptness In.Yleldlng ! 10 ever IJrelllnay
suggeston from Japan have aroused some distrust -
trust , but Ito and lutu believe In the validIty -
Iy of Ll's mission.
PrInce Komntsu , chief of the Imperial staff .
Is i appointed [ comander-In-chlef
- - of the Japanese -
nero forces In China and ordered to proceed
to Port Arlhur. considerable part of the
star now at Hiroshima goes wih him. This
step Is regarded as preliminary to the em-
peror's progress to China.
important changes have taken place In I
the Japanese ministry. Watanabe gives up I
the portfolio of fnaDco owing to difference
at opinion , 'lh tIre prime minister Count
Ito , In respect to methods of supplying pe. :
cuniary aid to Corea. Count Matsugata , , .
who has filled various cabinet ofces , IncludIng -
trig prime minister and minister of finance , ,
will succeed Watanabe , who will he fnanco . :
teretl to the Department ofCommnunicatlons .
Count uroda vacates the last name depart- :
moat and Is nominated president of the privy
council . .
At tIne urgent appeal of Prince KUDg the I
emperor of ChIna hns cause nn edict to be
circulated throughout hIs armies announcn ! f
that hereafer oleers shall not suffer death
as n punishment for losing battles , but shah I
shal
I be given opportunities for regaining the soy
I erelgn's favor , but If It Is proven that on re-
treating they devastate the regions through
which they pass or maItre people their
heads strait be forfeited. PiTico Kung bas
submitted a memorial In which the calamiliet C
of ChIna are attributed to her own errors of
government and tIre fatality of her blndnes
to the progress of other nations.
JAI'S IW001 > NO DOWN ON O.\N''ON.
Yorty TrnnAport "choroa UI time l'cRca- ,
done rllnds SCant Runners .
HONG KONG . Apri 8.-I orty Japanese
transports are nnchored off tire Pescadore
Islands. It Is
rumorecl that nn attack upon
Canton Is contemplated. Torpedoes have
been placed In the rIver for tire defense at
the city . .
ThIrty lisyri for , \ luslll . Ills Siotiusrr .
John Fischer was '
yesterday afternooi
rent by Julge , Ucra to tine afernoon jai rtr
thirty duy because ho
lays abulcll his molher
liT calling her sue names when nihe lol ' ti
mini tint sire Icnmew ! 10'1
hr thlt Imlw of his stealing a
quan-
tity of bottlern Mtcaln ! E
)
and .
tt holle > Jugs. As soon IS he get S
out John wIll come trim Cor n sentence for
this oftns' . Ills brother , 1"rel , Ig now. . ii
the county jai , and will remain there tor
thirty days , : r aiding John no stealing thu
bottles , , aldinI . I stealng Ih'
For the lol ) .r TheIr lirothier .
J , A. Borg and Aifreni
Alred Bor/ oC Franlc ,
/
Phelps cotnnnty , have offered n reward of
$100 for the recovery of tine bOdy of then :
brother , Charles O. Her , who WaR tlrownne
'e , tbu : lug Horn river In drownec
t:1 Ig Iorn Inontnnu , lasl i
. /ontnnu
Nt\emblr , I Is Ihoulhl that Ilosslhly lhe
hod ' has
liar0'
) been carried Into nun dov.n
'lbslurt. UIII OWt the
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ROYAL has the highest 1eavenin-5ppwcr of any powder examined , and
Is pure and wholesome. No othpr dwdcr gave results so satisfactory. I
FLOYD DAVIS , M. S. , Ph , D"J
Chemist of Iowa State Board of Health :
t ' .n ; . , _ " "
l'uUI No 3.
Three cupfuls sIfted four , one.hal cupful
laI , , ( one lad on-bBI cupfuls butter . one-
hal teaspoonful Royal flaking Powder , one
'cupful water. Cut lard Into lour , slUed
with lewder mix Into smnsooth. lnn paste
with lie water ; place It to cool for fifteen
minutes ; meanwhile . Press mIlk and salt frm
butter by pressing In clc3u , wet towel , and
four it . Hal out dough on well loure
board , place butler on I , fold dough over I ,
completely cOY'rlng butter ; roll It out lghty ,
to one-half Inch ID thickness , turn I over ,
fold each end to middle , flour I , roll out
again ; fold ends to middle , and turn I : repeat
this three lme lore , and use I this Inane
la made In summer , IJut on Ice between each
operation of folding amid roiling. _ ,
,
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"oor Stair's ) 'uclnllug , , "
One haf cupful suet , chopped , ono-bal cup-
tul seeded raisins , ono-hal cupful currants ,
washed and picked , one and ne-hal CUIICuls .
!
grated corn muflins or bred , one cupful I
flour , erie teaspoonful Royal Baking Powder , '
one-hal cupful brown sugar , ana pIn milk.
Mix all well together , put into well greased
nnouid set In sucepa with ballIng water
to reach half up mildew of mould ; steam two '
-
hours ; turn out on dish carefuly ; serve willn
wih
butter and sugar. '
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l'u.h No. 3.
Three cupfuls .lted flour . one.hal cupful
lard , one and one-hal cupfuls butler , one- ;
half teaspoonful itoyal flaking Powder
HOYII l'owter , one !
cupful wster. Cut lad Into flour , slUe whim
powder ; mix into smooth , arm llute with I
. - . . - . ' . - - . ' . " = Q 'j
the water ; place I to cool for fifteen muir I-
fteen
tle ; mcanwhle , Ilres mik and salt from :
mutter , hy pressing In clean , wet towel , and
four it. Hal out dough on well flours 1
wel foured
board. place butter err I , fold dough over I I ,
compieteiy coverIng butter ; rol It out ,
lghty , to one-Iulf Inch In thIckness , turn
over , fold each end to middle I
, flour I , no I
out again ; fold ends to middle , and turn rol I ;
I
repeat this three tmes more arid ure. Jt
this paste Is madell aumammier . hut on Ice \e-
tween each operation . of fold lug arid rollimm , .
I'lulo No. 4.
Five cupfuls flour. one cupfulutter , one
cupful lard one cupful water , one-half tea- .
spoonful Royal flaking I'owder Sift lion ir
wIth powder ; rub In lad and butler colI four ;
add the water , mix Int a smooth lithe doug
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