THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , APRIL 7 , 1808.
HEARING ON TIBBIES CASE
Bailroadi File Their Answar with the
Board of Transportation ,
STAND ON MAX MUM RATE DECISION
H Injunction Jfotr In. Force I *
* AfFfiinNt the HoniU In Ileiplle
of Anfjnler from the
' * llonrd.
taNCOLN , April C. ( Special Telegram. )
Tbe frolcht rate case on the Tibbies com
plaint came up for hearing before the secre
taries of the Board of Transportation this
forenoon. George W. Berge of this city represented
*
resented the complainant The roads were
represented as follows : C. F. Manderson for
the Burlington , M , A. Low for the Rock
Island. Ben Whlto for the Elkhoru , W. R.
Kelly for the Union Pacific , and J. W. Orr
tor the Missouri Pacific. Supplemental
answers were filed by the companies , setting
W > tbo fact that the recent decision of the
United States supreme court perpetually en-
joints the board or the defendant companies
from reducing rates below what they were In
November , 1891 , and also setting forth that
the buslncFo ot the roads would not justify
the lowering of rates.
The amende * ! answers Alcd by the attor
neys for the companies , besides setting forth
the fact that the roads could not remain on
a paying baals and make a reduction In rates ,
also quoted , the provisions In the. decision of
the United States supreme courf , whereby
the Beard of Transportation , this defendant
and others were perpetually enjoined and
restrained from reducing rates for the trans
portation of freight within the state of Ne
braska below the rates then ( November , 1S9I )
charged by Iho companies defendant In said
null , and this defendant suys that It Is pow
erless to obey any order which may bo en
tered by your honorable board In this pro
ceeding.
MANORRSON MOVES DISMISSAL.
At the afternoon session General Mander-
on filed the following motion :
Now como the defendants , Ihe Chicago
Burlington & Qulncy Hnllroad companj
find , the H. & M. Railroad company In Ne
tir . < ka. and move. the State Umnl of Trans
portutlon to illsmlfH tills complaint am
causi' , for the1 reasons follciAliiK :
" 1. That the State Hoard of Transportation
It without jurlnllc Ion or power to entcrtnlt
this complaint.
2. That the complaint nnd cause shouli
be dismissed because of facts aippearlni
upon the recor'i.
3. That the- State Board of Transportntloi
nml the defendants herein have been am
nru enjoined bv the mandate and decre
of the United States circuit court In nni
ifor the district of Nebraska , which orde
of Injunction has l > H-n affirmed by the su
prcmo court of the United State * , nnd o
which Injunction the State Board of Trans
portatlon hast full cognizance and know !
edge , and which paid Injunction la now I :
lull foioo and effect.
4. That the only jurisdiction and trlbunn
for hearing the complaint herein , or an
Plmllar complaint , Is In th United State
court according to the- effect and In th
manner prescribed by the supreme coui
ot the United Static In the case of Con
rt'nntlno J Smyth , attorney general , el n
constituting1 the Hoard cf Transportation c
Nebraska ct al. appellants , against Olive
Ames et al , decided ( it the October tern
1S97 , by the supreme court of the Unite
State" .
The entire afternoon was consumed In th
discussion of this mollon. The principal ai
gument WOB made by General Mandcrsoi
who said that under the mandate of the su
lirenio court It would be a farce to go o
with this hearing. The board had no authoi
Ity or power to act and any finding It mlgh
make would bo worthless. It would merel
consume the time of the secretaries of th
board , "and what was much more valuibh
the itlmo of the attorneys. " Ho said ths
there was no reason at this tlmo for an
u.ch complaint as hod been fllcd. At n
"tlmo In the history of the stale had th
relations between the companies and the pec
pie been more aa.lsfactory , and a worlhles
complaint , whether for pDllllcal purposes c
In good falt'.i , should not bo taken up whc
It could amount to nothing In the end. I
< bls opinion the "disturbances brought abou
by political malcontents wcro In the ercalcs
degree censurable , and should be elampe
under foot by the officers of the atate. " Th
mandate of the court pointed out the enl
manner In which a reduction of rates coul
be effected , and It was folly to go on wit
the present hearing. He said that none (
the companies would object > to an Inqulr
Into their affaire , and would offer every fa
clllty to the board , or to experts employe
Iby It. but that "thla Tibbies absurdity" wt
not the proper proceeding.
OFFER BOOKS FOR INSPECTION.
The other attorneys for the corporation
endorsed .General Mandcrson's remarks an
offered to open the books ot their companli
to the full examination ot the board , bi
they protested against the waste ot time c
the present fruitless proceeding.
Attorney G. W. Bcrgo for the complalnai
ergucd that the proper way would .be to s
ahead and ascertain whether or not the ratt
were too high , and then decide If the boat
ought to or bad power to act. He said the ]
was no disposition other than to bo fa'
with the companies' .
This seemed to be In accord with the pr <
gram mapped out , as Chairman Edgcrton i
the board of secretaries announced ttat tl
motion would bo overruled and the boar
. would proceed with the testimony. He , hov
ever , observed that It would be better to ni
journ over until tomorrow. This brougl
out a protest , from the attorneys , who pa !
that It was 'preposterous to go ahead \vl ;
the farce. If the officers of the ro.id wei
brought before the court to testify they coul
give very little Information , as they con
not bo expected to carry an accurate table <
figures In their he-ads. The only sensible wa
would be for the board to put Its queRtlai
ITCHING
SKIN
DISEASES
Chronlo Eczema spread all over my head.
I had two doctors and tried lotions , but re
ceived llttlo benefit. Tlio dreadful Itching
beuine almost intolerable , nod -when I vraa
heated , tbo Kczeina became painful , and
almost distracted mo. Tried CUTICUIU REU-
XDIES , tbo Eczema rapidly dltappeared , ami I
an veil tcith notracepfnuy cutaneous dlieiae.
J. KJUIETT ItEKVKS ,
S" .b..22 , ' 03. ox 125 , Thorntown , Ind.
\Vaa afflicted with an Itching rash all over
ny body. I could not Bleep , but was com
pelled to Ho awake and scratch all the tlmo.
My fat her amltwo brothers were afflicted with
tbo same thing. Wo all suffered terribly ( or
year and a half. Three cakes of Curicuit *
BOAP and three boxes of CUTICUBA ( ointment )
cured thefuurqftis compMtly.
Feb. S3 , 1898. IUCIIAKU AXDEHSOX ,
Geneva , Itox Elder Co. , Utah.
My hinds were completely covered with
Eczema , and between iny flngcrs the skin was
perfectly raw. I could pet no case night or
day. I was In a rage of Itching. My husband
bad to ilress and undress mo like a baby.
The best physicians' medicines gave mo no
relief , and drove me almost crazy. I used
too CDTICCRA ( ointment ) , and fire mlautet
Hfttr the frit application / vi ptr/eclly taiy ,
n < { ttept touiutly all that night , and I bave not
bad the Eczema In two yean.
AQNE3 M. IUnni3ruibTa.
IrtitiT Cr Tmi T t T ro Toirrnwo , Diw
* iac i > a HUKOM. WITH Lois or lUia. Warm btthi
UK CVTicpii otr.nntlt ModillnnwItltCVTiciiA
olitennl ) . lh irttt iila eurt , mild tfotn ol Ccric 4
knoLTi T.grt tMlo < > UioJpuritir Dj bunion uro.
old
In writing , furnish thorn tl 'be ' compatilei
and the clerka would be put to work rompll-
Ing the desired Information. Then. It neces-
i-ary , thu officers could be called to giro ad
ditional testimony. General MnnJcrson said
It wau within the power of iho board to do
thin In the regular discharge > f Ha duties ,
but there waa no reason 'or any compUiut
to bo made In order to get at thU lafonna-
tlon.
tlon.This
This plan met the approval ot the board
so nulckly as to suggest the Idea that It had'
all been agreed upon beforehand. T.o ) an
nouncement waa then made tlut the hearing
would bo adjourned until April 27 wben
"another meeting would bo held. " In the
meantime the board would furnUh the roads
a list of questions to be answered In wrl'.li'g.
LINCOLN LOCAL GOSSIP.
At a meeting of the board ot directors of
the Lincoln public library last night it was
decided to close ono day soon for the pur
pose of house cleaning. The date has tiot
yet been decided upon. Mica Burro\v \ , who
haa bctn a member of the library forre for
several years , handed In her rtblgnatlon , she
having accepted a position Ir. the university
library. The selection of her succwor v\iui
deferred until the next meeting. Miss Car
rie Dennis , the librarian , made the ullnwli.g
report for the month ot March : Books loaned
for home use In March , 5,019 ; loaned for ret-
rencc , 9&0 ; total Issue for the month , oP99 ;
vcrago dally circulation , 200 ; number of
ardu Issued , 84 ; visitors to reading room ,
ccordlng to dally estimates , 6,470 ; visitors
reference room , 670 ; money received ,
40.30.
The Lincoln Wheel club held a meeting
ist night and elected officers for the season ,
'hey are as follows : President , A. M. Ulake ;
Ice president , H. E. Sidles ; secretory , Jal.n
x > ve ; treasurer , D. 13. Mann ; captcln , Ed
owman ; color bearer , Dot Gaylord. An fid-
ourned meeting will be held on Ap-11 10
then all applications for membership will be
eted upon.
Yesterday oftcrnoon Sheriff Tromr.en Hold
part of the David May prop.'rty , wnlflh le
cattered all over the state and which ncs
nvolvcd In the suit of White -gainst Tlllli
.lay . and others. There were only ; i tAvr bit ! ,
era In attendance and much of the land "all
have to be advertised again.
Omaha people at the hotels : At tin Llt-dcl
J. F. .McSwcen . , H. N. Wood , Lon Levy , S
S. Smith , D. C. I'attleon , J. C. Wharton , W
" " Hitchcock , T. 11. Smith. M. E. Lease
\t the Lincoln S. L. Kelley , V. O. Lantry
A * . L. White , Oeorgo II. Davis. II. T. Clarke
MCIIHASICA MUNICIPAL KM3CT1O\S
Cinmtlnti of I.lcvnnp or Xo I.lcciiNi
KlKitrt'N Prominently.
AI.YSWOKTH. Neb. , April G. ( Speclal.- )
'ho ' high license ticket was elected here , a
ollows : II. W. Founler. J. H. Hart. El
awycr , A. W. Scattergood and Danle
'ratt.
ALMA , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) The clt
election was fought out nn the Issue ot II
cense or anti-license. Following Is the UcKc
elected : II. C. Mead , mayor ; Harry C
rsc , clerk ; II. C. Randall , treasurer ; conn
cllmon , First ward , S. A. Whitney and II. A
Mctzncr ; Second ward , John Gibson ; Thlr
ward , J. S. Abcrnathy. The council stand
'our for license and two for anti-licence , wit
a license mayor.
ASHLAND , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Th
municipal election In Ashland yesterday re
suited In practically a clean sweep for th
nominees of the republican convention. Th
following new officers were chosen : Mayoi
John C. Kallsback ; treasurer , John W. Moon
city clerk , George P. Radekcr ( the enl
democrat elected ) ; police Judge , Jesse K
Moon ; members of city council , First ware
John A. Ilcece , long term , and John I ]
rancer , short term ; Second ward , Jei
Smith ; members of the Board of Educatlor
Dr. A. S. von Mansfelde and Fred Chrlstlar
The question of license did not figure prom
'nently In the result , although the new coun
ell will grant a permit tor a saloon wlthou
a doubt. The proposition authorizing th
council to Issue bonds for $1,000 to repal
the waterworks was adopted.
ATKINSON. Neb. , April C. ( Spcclal.- )
Tuo municipal election passed oil ver
quietly hero yesterday with an unusual I
light vote. The trustees are : C. J. Drool
D. Murphy , J. H. Drown , A. L. Blackbur
and J. Hahn. It Is a license board. Janu
Tracy was elected Jujtlce of the peace.
AUDUHN , Neb. , April 6. ( SpeclaU--Tli
municipal election passed oft very qulctl ;
with a very full vote. There was quli
a spirited contest over the ofllce of mayo
Thomas J. Crummel was elected over Di
3. W. McGrow by fourteen majority. Th
Issue was license or no license , and ( be ne )
council will be five for license , with on
against. All ot the license ticket WE
elected.
AURORA. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Tt
following wf-rq chosen city officers In yestei
day's elcctkn here : Mayor , E. J. Waddli
clerk , C. S. Hull ; treasurer , J. P. Chapmai
police Judge , W. A. Ellsworth ; enginee
H. C. Wood ; councilmen , First ward , C. ,
Faraey ; Second ward , A. T. Parr Is ; ThU
ward. D. A. Johnson ; member school bean
W , J. Carver. I. N. Jones.
BANCROFT , Neb. , April 6. ( Special.- )
At the municipal election held In this ell
yesterday the republicans Dcorcd a compltl
victory , electing' the five coiuip'lcion wll
very little opposition. Tbo following \M-I
elected to serve en the burd the com It
year : F. D. Barber , J. B. L. Corey , P. I
Park , O. P. Ransom anJ J. W. Watoon.
BASSBTT , Neb. , April G. ( Special.- )
Moro than the usual amount of Interest w :
taken In the village election here ycaterds
and yet there was no Issue. There we )
three tickets In the Held a "clttzent
ticket , made up of four democrats and 01
republican ; a "village" ticket , made up <
three democrats and two republican ! ? , and
"business men'o" ticket , made up of four r
publicans and one'democrat. A majority i
the business men's ticket was elected. Tl
succeEsful candidates are : O. M. Loomls , 1
N. Morgan , Albert Kemp and W. T. Phi
lips. S. Corder and < H. H. GloJMr are tie
DEEMER. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Tl
old board of trustees was re-elected ycste
day without .any opposition. Every memb
Is a republican.
BLAIR. Neb. . April 6. ( Special. ) Tl
municipal election yesterday passed (
quietly. Four hundred and fifty votes we
call' , and Mayor A. C. Jne-3 ws rc-electi
With a majority of 135 votes. Joe L. Cot
was re-elected city treasurer and W. H. HI
was re-elected city engineer. Deputy Sher :
Henry Mencko was elected city clerk by
majority , defeating I. C. Elles. The propce
tlon to refund the city bonds , reducing tl
Interest 2 per cent , was Icat by default , on
forty-three votes being cast against It.
DLOOMINGTON. Neb. , April C. ( Special
The city election went very quietly ycnte
day , but was fought hard. High llceci
carried by fifteen majority , electing the to
lowing board : ' Fred Pearson , A. H. Dyrut
F. Ludakc. J. W. Deary and H. M. Crane.
DURWELL , Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) /
the vlilaee election hero yesterday F. ;
Webster. A. A. Grabcr , T. II. Doran , A. (
'Algcr and H. Matthews were elected as tru
tees of a high license board.
CALHOUN. Neb. , April C. ( Special. ) Tl
city election was held hero yesterday , wht
the following were elected : Mayor , E. I
Gccaell , democrat ; clerk , Fred Frahm , repu
llcan ; treasurer. W. R. Goll , republlcai
councilman In First ward , tie between Waj
ers and G. Whiting ; councilman In Secor
\\ard , William Duncan , rcpublloin ; to f
vacancy , J. M. Trlslcr. republican.
CENTRAL CITY. Ncb. , . April C. tSpecla
The city elfctlun was the most quiet
years. Not to exceed 00 per cent of the vo
was cost. Doth parties endorsed T. L. Hai
en for mayor and M. Q. Mcrrell for cler
The successful candidates are : T. L. Ha
sen , mayor ; M. G. Merrell , clerk ; F. Dj
treasurer ; coundlmcn , First ward , C.
Smith ; Second ward , P. Hedlund ; mcmbe
of the school beard , W. T. Thompson ai
E. L. Robinson. The council remains sol
anti-lice nao.
CHADRON , Neb. . Afcrll 6. ( Special.--Tl )
city election held In Chadron > cdtirday w ;
a very quiet affair , there being no oppoi
tlon to the candidates of the citizens' cai
cus except In the Second ward , where I. ]
Harbaugh and Harry Schley wcro candldat
for aldermen. The odlcers elected ar
Mayor , Charles Rust ; clerk , L. J. F. lacge
treasurer , Charles C. Jameson ; englnec
John W. Burt ; police Judge , D. E. Mear
aldermen. Charles E. Foster , Allen R. J
Man , William Agnew , Harry Schley ; met
bers ot the Board of Education , Allen '
Fisher , George L. Haroer. While the ele
tlon waa not made on political grounds , j
all of the officers elected are republican
with the exception ot Mr. laeger.
CLAUKS. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) T !
contest In the village election yesterday w
over the usual question ot license or DO
cenae ai represented by the candidates t
Uiutee * of the vilU ( , H. M. Kokjer , I. ;
Castle , C. ft. Smith , W. J. Drohman and
Frank Seara were elected , The board
stands tour tor license and one against. The
election was very quiet , only about two-
third * ot the village vote being cwt.
CLAY CENTER , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
Tbe village election passed very quietly ,
there was but one tcame , viz. : Whether re
publicans should govern or populists. The
whole republican ticket vraa elected by good
majorities.
COLUMBUS , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
Testcrday'6 local election proved to be quite
a surprise tor many ot the old politicians
and ward healers. E. D. Fltipatrlck , repub
lican , was elected over Senator Oondrlng by
sixty-one majority , and la the first repub
lican mayor in eight years. The republican *
also elected two members of the Board of
Education and a councilman In the Second
ward. About 100 women In. the city exer
cised their rights and voted on tbo school
question.
COZAD , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) The vil
lage election paesed oft quietly here and
there were two tickets In the field , citizens'
nd citizen temperance. The campaign ucs
uletly but earnestly conducted by both
Ides and resulted In the election of four ot
he candidates on the temperance ticket end
no on the citizens' ticket. The newly
lectcil trurtecfl are 0. J. Brownfleld. C. K.
rown , W. L. Devlne , W. A. Tyler and F. P.
Joollttlc.
ORETB , ( Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) The
municipal election In this city waa fought
ntlrely upon party lines. The republicans
lut 'tip a flound ticket against the combined
orcea of silver democrats , populists and sli
er republicans. The fuslonlsts nominated
heir strongest man for mayor and won. The
cpubllcans bad a weak man for mayor and
ere beaten , while the republican trasurcr
as elected by a large majority. The full
cket elected Is as follows : Mayor , W. R.
_ uck. fuslonlat ; clerk. W. H. Stcldl , fuslon-
! stj treasurer , II. Wlssenburg , republican ;
ouncllman , Flret ward , E. D. Fay , repub-
ican ; Second ward , John Shlmanck , repub-
.can ; Third ward , Fritz TJoeckcI , fuslonlst ;
chool board , J. L. Tlrtbell , republican ; Joe
iclkn , fuslonlst ; Ellsha Johnson , rcpub-
lean.
DAVID CITY , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
Jhe municipal election passed off quietly ,
-.ot over one-halt of the voters attending
: ho polls. The antt-salocn league ticket was
withdrawn at the last moment and no con-
eat made. George P. Sheesloy , mayor , and
and W. S. McCoy , city clrrk , were re-
elected. W. A. Russell WES elected tccaO'
urer and D. C. Reynolds police Judge. Ir
ho school election \V. F. Downing and O
W. Gates were elected members of the Bean
of Education , G. W. Gates , candidate bj
petition , defeating I. T. McCaskey , the cau
cus nominee.
EMERSON , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Thi
'ollowlng ticket was elected at the munlclpa
election held yesterday : Charles Jacobaon
1. F. 'Moseman ' , B. J. 'McDonald ' , B. F
: 'earce , Michael Schlncller. It consists o
, hrce republicans and two democrats and li
a pronounced license board.
EXETE'K ' , 'Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Th <
village election yesterday passed off ver ;
quietly. The Issue and the result was ;
tremendous landslide In favor of license , th
average majority being thirty-two.
FA1RBURY , Neb. , April C. C3peclal.- )
The license ticket was elected yesterday
with the exception of one alderman. Th
omcers elected are : Mayor , C. II. Devlnoy
36 majorly ; clerk , J. C. Harlgan , 37 ma
Jorlty ; treasurer. D. Kavanaugh , 30 major
ty ; police judge , P. H. Slumbcrger , 1 !
majority ; alderman First ward , N. Downs
20 majority ; Second ward , C. F. Steelc , pro
hlbltlonlst. 12 majority.
FAIRFII3LD , Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) I
spite ot the fact that there were three ticket
In the field , the city election yesterday wa
a very tame affair , little Interest being mar
Ifestcd. J. E. Broderlck , democrat , wa
elected mayor by a majority of one over Di
A. R. Roy , license. The antl-llcerse tlclte
carried by small majorities on all the bal
ance , electing D. Mordock , clerk ; Josep
Kyne , treasurer ; R. Bartram , police Judge
C. M. Prlckett , engineer ; Joseph Baldls an
Simon Jones , councl'men. J. E. Brodcrlct
elected mayor , was on both the dcmocrutl
and anil-license tickets.
FAIRMONT. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) A
the city election held hero yesterday th
whole caucus ticket w JS elected by goo
majorities. After the caucus some of th
best citizens thought the nominees were fo
licence and so got up a letitlon for mayo
and ono councilman , but were left.
FALLS CITY , Neb. , April 6. ( Speclal.- )
The municipal election Tuesday was th
meat hotly contested ever held. The cltl
zcns have been In control for the last yea
and many thought the city was too wld
open and wanted a change. J. J. Hornei
republican , was elected mayor by eeven ma
Jorlty over H. C. Barton , citizen ; J. L. Bias
lieu , citizen , clerk ; W. W. Jerxne , cltlzer
treasurer by one vote ; George W. Hollant
councilman First ward by one vote ; J. C
Maupt , citizen , councilman Second ward :
H. Harvey , republican , councilman Thlr
ward ; A. E. Gantt , citizen , engineer ; H. E
Boyd. republican , and W. L. White , cltlzci
members of Board ot Education.
FRIEND , Neb. , April 6. ( Sptfclal. ) Th
city election passed off quietly , with
license and an anti-license ticket In th
Hold. The count shows that William Burki
license candidate , la elected by 35 majorlt
over Thomas Rlnehelmer , temperance cand
date for mayor. C. H. Justice , high llcenai
gets 14 majority over L. E. iiouthwlck fc
councilman In the First ward and F. /
Ladwlg , high license , 25 majority over I
W. Hewlt for councilman In the econ
ward. The whole is a clean sweep for th
citizens' high license 'ticket. The school ofll
cers elected are A. J. Splllman and F. (
Hlnman.
GENEVA. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) tl
election pHesed off quietly and a llcecao ttcki
was elected by a Urge majority. Mayo
E. Sandrock ; clerk , J. D. Hamilton ; trcai
urer , W. S. Huston ; police judge , A. (
Camp ; councilman , First ward , C. S. Sun
mers ; councilman , Second ward , M. Prcto
councilman. Third ward , Jean Stcucll ; Boai
of Education , J. II. Sager. C. H. Burnet
George Mozee. J. H. Hoith. Moro wame
voted at this election that at any formi
one , and more Interest was shown than
common.
GRETNA. Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) Th
village election hera yesterday was decUedl
Interesting and an entire new city couns
was elected with cue exception. The no
councilmen are George Hetnen , Coloni
Tlioma-j Lcuergan , Michael J. Hughes , I'a
rick D. McCormlck and Har.a Peters , J
George Helnen , who secured the large ;
number of votes. Is a republican , but rial
tics was not Uie Usue. The new bo-vd are a
high license men and there will likely t
four saloons hero this year. There were bi
three last year.
GRIAFPON. Neto. , April G. ( Special. ) Ti !
village election went off quietly , lesuitlng t
a victory for the license candidates of Hue
to one. Those elected are J. W. Arch'n
John Keensn , John 'vatin , John Meniie an
J. F. Rlchcron.
GREENWOOD , Neb. . April 6. ( Special.- )
The election passed off quietly and a sma
vote was polled. The old village board wi
tuvned down by the people's ticket , whlc
WES elected by a vote of people's 60 , clt
zens' 23. The new board will bo In favor (
high license and against the drug stoi
llqucr trainc.
HARVARD , Neb. , April 6. ( Speclal.- )
Yesterday'a city election brought out 1-1
votes. Two tickets \\ere in the fblcl , a n
publldin , headol with Ezra Brown for mayo
and citizens' , with G. A. Hcrzng for mayo
and while neither Inspired great In'.crcs
Mr. Herzog receved a majority of thlrty-ft\
vote * over Mr. Brown. Both tickets woi
for license. For members of the Board <
Education ctily one Mckit was In tbo llcli
C. W. Gardner and \V. F. King being clectc
to succeed themselves.
HART1NGTON , Neb. , April 6. ( Speclal.- )
The city election passed off quietly with th
following result : Mayor , A. B. Gable ; clerl
R. Q. Mason ; treasurer , II. J. Miller ; pollc
judge. Benjamin M. Weed ; engineer. A. 1 >
Goodlng ; councilmen. First ward , J. II. Fc
ber and J. F. Jenal ; Second ward , T. I
Zcl ler and Anton Waltz.
HOLDREGE , Neb. , April 6. ( Special.- )
The city goes for 'temperance ' with a llceni
mayor. The election was very close. Tl
Issue was license or no license. W. P. Hal
mayor ; E. G. Titus , councilman for Ezi
ward ; J. Harris Johnson , councilman f <
West ward , were elected.
HUMBOLDT , Neb. , April 6. ( Special.- )
The city election passed off quietly and tt
results are slightly mixed , E. A. Tuckc
license , waa elected mayor ; C. E. Frake
temperance , councilman First ward ; S. J
Chaffln , temperance , and Val Rauh , Itcecs
tied for councilman in Second ward ; W. .
Davis and Geccge F. Turner , both llcens
were elected clerk and engineer ; F. R. Bu
terfleld , en both tickets , was elected treasi
rer. Tbe license question WM tmbmUU
cparately upon request of Ini license people
nd w defeated by twefflr majorlty.
LEIGH , Neb. , April . ( Special. ) The vll-
lige election paascd off vrhr quietly and an
unusually light vote was xast. The follow
ing board of trustees was elected : C. R
Beaty , V. W. Graves , H. II. Goodge , C. H.
Kurth , F. D. Sharrar. T
LEXINGTON , Neb. . A ll"Speclal. ( . )
Lexington's city election waa upon the Issue
of a license or no license and resulted In a
tie. Roy Stuckcy and 1/100 Rite wcro
elected councilmen In the .First ward art ]
were prohibition candidates/ . A. May and
Soren Jensen , the llceaso candidates , won
In the Second ward. The vote on mayor
aod city treasurer resulted1'tn a tic.
LOUISVILLE. Neb. , April | 6. ( Special. )
The village election wa ? , qujet and but a
light vote polled. There was no Issue , but
license waa Implied. The1 following wcro
elected : II. E. Pankonln , T. E. Parmcle , C.
A. Richie , E. C. Twlss , Frank Dlckson.
LYONS. Neb. , April 0. ( Special. ) The
village election did not como oft as sched
uled for the reason ot there being no mu
cuses held or candidates nominated , there
fore the old board will be required to hold
over for another term.
.MEAD. Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) The
election here yesterday passed off quietly ,
notwithstanding that a full vote was polled.
The ticket placed In the field by the aatl-
saloon league was elected by a majority of
about seven. The following persons will be
members of the beard next year : T. L.
Adams , N. Anderson , D. Udd , C. T. Thorson
and H. Oatenberg.
M1LFORD , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
There was a fair turnout at election yester
day. Too county court house proposition
received only twenty-five votes for and 148
votes agahist tt. The village election
resulted In the selection of four republicans
nd one democrat. Party lines were not
trongly drawn. License carried by a few
'OtCS.
MINDEX , Neb. , April G. ( Sppclil. ) The
Ity election held In this city resulted In the
lection ol Sau ders for mayor ; Norton and
Vehincr for councilmen , on the citizens'
tckct ; Pctcisco , treasurer , people's hl h
Icense ; J. J. Johnson , clerk , people's high
Iccnce. License carried by a small ma-
orlty.
NEBRASKA CITY , April 6. ( Special. )
The republicans ) elected their entire city
: lcket here yesterday with the exception o (
Teat'urer ' and tno membcra of the city coun
cil. O. N. Nelson , republican , for mayor , has
183 plurality over Stroble , populist. Nesbltt ,
democrat , was third In the race. In addi
tion to mayor the republicans elect John
son , clerk ; Morrison , police Judge ; Johnson
and Rattman , counriltnen , and Koontz , Tug-
? art , Zlmmcrer und Dunn , members of the
Board of Education. The vote polled wac
light and little Intertill was manifested.
NELIOH , Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) The
result of the election yesterday was a gen
eral defeat of the prohibition ticket. While
the vote was influenced somewhat by out
side Issues , the real question at issue was
license and anti-license. The new cltv ad
ministration. Including the council , will be
solidly oppoccl to prohibition and favorable
tc grantln- permits to saloons and drug
stores alike. The successful candidates are :
M. B. Huffman , mayor ; Robert Wilson ,
clerk ; W. B. Lambert , treasurer ; Bert Eg
bert , Thomas Kryger and G. W. Rnpp , coun-
clinical.
NORFOLK , Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) The
municipal election hero was very hotly con
tested. The republicans In their platform
declared themselves In favor of the suppres
sion of gambling , closing the saloons at mid
night and all day Sunday and on that Issue
elected Colonel J. E. Slnlpson , mayor , S. W ,
Hayes , police judge , the democrats electing
J. C. Stilt city clerk and John Friday cltj
Ircasurer. For the council the democrats
elect two and the republicans two. Foi
members of the school b'oarfl 'the ' dcmocratc
elect one and the republicans oic.
NORTH LOUP , Neb. , April G. ( Specinl.- )
The > following were elected .village Irustees
of North Loup yesterday : Ai T. Jones. L
C. Wellman , J. E. Goodrlph , George E. John
sen and W. P. Everlnglm. No polltlca
question was Involved , aod aa the people on
a unit against liquor , the llcuase questlor
wan not a factor.
ORLEANS , Nqb. , April C.-rSpeclal. ( ) Th
municipal election went off very quietly. Ai
entire license board WQfolected ( , , as follows
Mayor , Benjamin R. Claypool ; alderman
First ward , D fhlldress ; St-cond ward , A
Gcuser ; Third ward. Dr. W. II. Ban well
treasurer , P. H. Muneon ; clerk , C. T. Simp
son.
son.OSOEOLA
OSOEOLA , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Ii
the municipal election yesterday the follow
Ing were elected as village trustees : V. 'H
Clark. O. R. McCoy , A. Glerhart , S. A. Snl
der and C. G. Gylllng. On the question o
license the majority was 18 against and fo
electrln lights a majority In favor of 34.
PIERCE. Neb. , April G. ( Special. ) Thi
town election passed off quietly here yeMer
day. A very light vole was polled. Th <
membern elected are : W. E , Bishop , W. B
Chllver , M. Inhelder , D. L. Upton and H , H
Mohr. The town board will be the same ai
lant year , with the exception of W. E. Bishop
who succeeds William A. Spencer , who wa
defeated for re-election. Tbe members o
the board are taken from the business mci
of the town.
RED CLOUD , Neb. , April 6. ( Speclal.- )
Al the city election ytctcrday tlio followlni
odlcero were elected : Mayor , Dr. L. H. Beck
ckfk , L. E. Talt ; treasurer , G. W. Dow
councilmen , First ward , George Holllster
Second ward , W. E. Rife ; membccc of ochoo
beard , Henry Cook and F. G. Turnure. AI
were republican nominees \vltfi the exceptloi
of Cok , who ran on a citizens' ticket.
SCHUYLER. Neb. . April G. ( Special Tele
gcam. ) Ihe clly election was quiet here ex
ceptlng a stir among the universal suffra
gists to get their candidate , Mrs. H. C
Wright , en the nchool board , who with he1
running mate , Joseph Zerzati , wcro defeatei
by Ibe republican candidates , E. H. Phelp ;
and Tiiomas Bryaut. Thomas Dunn , fuclon
1st , waa elected mayor and Fritz Latnmert
demociat , councilman of " the Third ward
The republicans got the rest , C. S. F. Payne
clcrlt ; H. S. Well. . ? , treasurer ; G. H. Wells
police Judge ; E. E. Greeuman. city engineer
T. W. Whitman , councilman First ward cai
John F. Nlercan Seccnd ward.
SEWARD , Neb.-April 6. ( Special. ) Th
election In this city yesterday was bqtwcc ;
thxj republican and citizens' tickets , tfie lat
( Continued on Flft'n Pags. )
FOIl'KCAST ' I-'OIl TOIJAY'S WKATHEII
CliuidlnexH ami Warmer
with SnulirrlAVI mis.
WASHINGTON , April G. Forecast fo
Thursday :
For Nebraska and Kansas Increasln ,
cloudiness ; warmer ; southerly winds.
For Missouri Fair and warmer ; winds be
coming southerly.
For Iowa Fair nnd warmer ; light south
erly winds ,
For South Dakota Fair nnd warmer
southerly wlnels.
For Wyoming Threatening ; posslbl
s'nowors ; variable winds ,
OFFICE OF THE WEA.THRR BUREAI
OMAHA , April B. Omalm 'record ' of tern
penxturo nnd rainfall ecmpnreil with th
corresponding day of the , Ift st three yenri
1S9S. 1E07. 1S98. 189
Maximum temperature . . SO 44 61 C
Minimum temperature . I OT20 37
Average temperature . . . ; 3J > 42 49 4
Rainfall . .00 .00 .00 . (
Record ot temperature and' precipitation r
Omaha for this day and ulnae -March 1 , ISO'
Normal for the day . i .
Deficiency for t'ne day . , . . . . . . , . . . , . 1
Accumulated excels .slncp Mnrca 1 . '
Normal rainfall for the .dib > . on Inc
Deficiency for the day. . ' , , . ? . . . 09 Inc
Total rainfall since March 1 . l.CO inche
Deficiency since March l.M . 40 Inc
Deliclency for ear. period , J U'J7 . 30 Inc
Deficiency for cor. p rloi | , iK < 0 . CO Inc
Report ! from Stiitiom nt H p. m.
feventy-llfth MtrIJtan Hlme.
T Indicate * trace of precipitation.
E. A. ; UUL 1I , Ux.e.1 Furecatt Official ,
GOVERNOR MAK HAVE TO ACT
Eosponsiblllty of the Executiro to Be
Forced on Him ,
NEXT MOVE IN OMWA POLICE MATTER
Supreme Court Allow * thp Flllnfr of
an Application for n. Writ of
Mnmlnniui to Compel
Proper HenrltiK.
LINCOLN , April 6. ( Special Telegram. )
The Bupremo court this afternoon gave leave
to flic the application ot Victor Uoscwater
tor a writ ot mandamus to compel the gov
ernor to act as the law directs In the matter
ot the complaint against the Omaha Police
commission. . The date tor the hearing has
not been fixed.
The papers were filed by Attorney Slmeral
ot Omaha and consisted ot a petition and
copies ot the charges and affidavits ( lied
with Governor Holcomb.
The petition sets out that th complain
ant Is a citizen and trccholder of Omaha ;
that he has filed charges with Governor Hol-
omb against Robert E. Lee Herdman , D.
D. Gregory and James H. Peabody , police
commissioners ; that the law requires the
governor to Investigate the charges upon tes-
Imony adduced before him In person ; but
hat he has refused and still refuses to hear
he charges as required by law.
The petition sets up that the alleged hcar-
ng before a substitute Is ' .lot In compliance
ivlth the law and asks that the court Issue
a writ of mandamus requiring the governor ,
Silas A. 'Holcomb , personally to hear anil
ry the charges preferred In the complaint
before him.
Leave was alee granted to file the appli
cation ot the Society of the Home for the
Friendless for a writ to cctnpel the payment
of the state appropriation.
mum' i.v Tin : I'OMCK ito.vitn CASE
Attorney Mi-Coy 1'rcNtmtn ArKtiiuciti
for Xow lloitril.
LINCOLN , April 6. ( Special Telegram. )
The supreme court was occupied the intln
forenoon In going through the motion docket
and Resigning cases for argument. Attorney
McCoy for thc Intervenora In the police com
mission cafe brought by the attorney gen
eral , filed a voluminous brief this forenoon
setting up the rights of the board ot com
missioners appointed by the city council.
l of tlie CriM\for < l Hunk.
CUAWFORD , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
The receiver of the Crawford State bank
gives out the following statement ot assets
end liabilities.
Liabilities Capital stock , $10,000 ; de
posits subject to check , $11,140.26 ;
demand certificates of deposit. $1,950.23 ;
time certificates , $20.240.18 ; bills payable ,
$1,000 ; unpaid drafts , $25,879.57 ; total , $70-
210.24.
Resources Overdrafts , $67.51 ; loans and
discounts , , $32,745.76 ; profit and loss , $34-
77.1.G4 ; Omaha National bank , $90.55 ; First
Natlcual bank , $7.06 ; real estate , $1,090 ;
furniture and fixtures , $1,000 ; caph Items ,
$429.72 ; total $70,210.24.
Sc-liulnr Votcn at I.oulMvlllc.
LOUISVILLE , Neb. . April 6. ( Special
Telegram. ) George Schular , the bootlegger ,
who was lined $250 by County Judge Howard
some five weeks ago , and sent to the Doug
las county Jail , whcro he was released by
ocder of District Judge Koysor , came Into
town yesterday , reg'stercd ' his vote and WQB
driven hurriedly away across the Plattc
river , Into Cass county , before the officers In
this county had time to realize what was
going on. Judge Howard Issued a warrant
for him yesterday mcrnlng , but that docu
ment was lying on the judge's desk , nine
miles away , while Schular , although a con
vict , was exercising his right of franchise
In the village election at this place.
Itonily to
TEKAMAH , Neb. , April 6. ( Spcclal.- )
A meeting of the citizens of this place waa
called at the court house last night
which was fairly well attended. A set of
articles of agreement were drafted by the
secretary and adopted by those present and
ordered placed In the postofllce for signatures
by volunteers , which was as follows : "We
the undersigned agree to tender our service
to the governor of Nebraska for the purpose
of being mastered Into active service pro
vided that this nation engages In war with
Spain. "
In Town.
WYMORE , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Sher
iff L. D. Wells of Webster county was In the
city a few hours yesterday afternoon , en-
route from Lincoln to Red Cloud , having In
his charge Clydo Bailey , alias Walter Scott ,
who Is wanted In Webster county for breakIng -
Ing Into the stocp of Fuller & Good at Coles
ono night last June , l company with two
confederates .
Accidental Shootlnic.
FALLS CITY. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. )
Tuesday afternoon as Miss Barbara Hoffman
was reaching for something on a shelf above
her head a revolver was knocked down ,
causing It to be discharged. The bullet en
tered at her elbow and came out near her
ahoulder.
Hurt In n Iltinnwny.
DODGE , Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) Mrs.
H. Holsten and baby and Mrs. Jameo BroO-
hcm were thrown from a buggy yesterday
8Cid the women quite badly bruised from the
fall. The baby escaped Injury.
Survrj < > r lit 'Work ' ,
ATKINSON. Neb. , April C. ( Special. )
The surveyors for the projected Nebraska &
Northern railroad from Atkinson to Dutte
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figa is taken ; it is pleasant
and ref rc.shing to the taste , and aeta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and ISowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , headaches -
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever produced -
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt ' in
its action and truly beneficial in'its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for Bale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug *
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
Bubstituto.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
MM FRAHCIdCO. C L
n , tew wan i.
are hero and have made arrangement * for
starting oa the preliminary survey In the
morning. They expect to complete the work
In a week or ten daya.
to Onthrr.
ASHLAND , Neb.April 6. ( Spoclal.- )
llon.Harry iM. Boyditon ot Nebraska City ,
grand chancellor ot the Knights ot Pythias
) t Nebraska , has railed a district meeting ot
the order to bo held In Ashland on April 21 ,
tinder the auspices ot Star lodge , No. 9 , and
Ivy lodge. No. 62. The mooting will bo held
In the hall ot Star lodge and It Is expected
that 100 visiting knights will be present.
School Exhibitor * nt Ilurrnril.
HAnVARD , Nob. , April 0. ( Special. )
"csterJsy the public school building was
brown open to the general pubic , which waa
given an opportunity to examine the work
it different grades , from which will be se
eded exhibits for the Transmlssls.ilppl
exposition. A largo number availed them-
elves of the opportunity , 330 names being
registered.
_
Iiifttntitly KIIH-il.
"
StmriUSE. Neb. , April 6. ( Special. ) S.
R. Neal. a respected citizen hero , who had
charge of the Shclby-W < atbrook grain ele
vator , was accidentally tliroun from a
moving wagon and Instantly killed yester
day evening ,
KINGSFORD'S
OSWEGO CORN
STARCH
for the tables
Thi Orlglni ! , OUnt and Int.
' FOR KiTnr.it SET.
ULtBltll'C Thin roaiody being in.
Jeeied directly to th
cut or thane disease *
of the Oontto- Urinary
Organ * , requires no
chance of diet. Car *
cnarantrrrl In 1 to 3
days. Mmnll plain pack *
" as0t by Min" ° o-
78 TT 11 IT" ' -
% Jf U Jt * . JUMold only by
Myrr * Dillon Driiir Co. , S. W. Coriicf
10th nnii t-'iirnntu Sin. ! Oninlm , Xch.
Magnificent Aggregation of Rewards
Protected by the Copyright ta\vi of the United Btrttef ,
$70,000 ° ° IKT GRAND PRIZES
TO IN TO HE
$100,000 ° - ° DISTRIBUTED !
A Butlnen Proportion A New Co.0pcr tle Pltn-A Grrit riiMhhln * Homo Will Dlitrll.uU
ontindl * of Dollari IMeiiint neil ProHtalile 1'artnerihlp For Intelligent Men , TTomen anil
Children - Fortune Hay Knock at Your Dour - Nothing Ventured , Nothing CUlncil.
WB OUAKAHTES EVERT rERSON A fWZE who followloui nUlnlnitruclloni. notrrnnicntrtrOToUio , .
Out fit buvmeM. The I * . O. Drparlmtnt If ftttr ( tnt
LOTTERY KtniSltrt * They mu t go.Vcprrt iit anhoaitt pl&B
LOUISIANA rcliptlng ind lurpiBifnR my mul trtrv method irrr
dcvltrd for nn rqultnble tlltmhntion of thmiitmli ot
dolUn of profUi. Hare yon t child thit bhor r * dln t Here li cliancy In create nn Inlert it that will mike ihit child
> tudent , nd hi or > ho nurwinn „ . . . . . . „ . , . . , * . . . . . , . , H MoVtune. itave iou a Mend f fflictrd with rnelan-
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XOU LAROE KETUKNS.
FIRST , wt publl.h fine family masaalne filled CHKAM. Price , IOO yeir. It II
OUR OBJECT ! c w"dVu lulfot good torle , aa enlurp. enjcdotei , lt , | x > etry. hlitory , relljrimi , I hlon .
rlcultur . muilc.etc.Rle n < from the Itaillnir. periodical U of thewotld. No other m ira lne HV - 11. SECOND , we wlili
taritibllihCIIEAM itiipernunenlnieuibrr ol the family In every ] homo where It cnltri. THIRD , vr w nt to dnw
prrlodleil erer dlii , proit Jo l rir. tdTerlUcrj that fliirminiin * ii reiliiclenrfhrouKhfCTery Itiie/rMChnionth
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tmelnthli in-tation u"Lee.V \n\ \ e th reit Joryou to tolvc. Ho chMC fotd cpUon , there ti but ont DU to a quotation ,
" The locuit eradicated every § plr o ( ere n. " VII. " Uonrn the long itrcet they nurchnl to the aouud ot
li "The burin I denned alight , prornl hlil. "
, " Far ocroii the augir fltlili , ihonc Iho cabin llehl' . " VIII. "The picket turned auddenly looVIn ; In my dlrrctlon. "
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the mllestoneaaa
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necocnltlng that many have neither time not opportunity to tearch hlitory forlhennmet nf Ameilcan General ; . r
ben with ubimt ix ll.t of twclie iiamoaln which afipart o > ry name In abovequotallonii-OarllildMcClcllan , Mllet.
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To him who lives among his hooks , or likes to visit them , tlio hclrcs art *
a city tlio hooks , his nalKhhbrs.
and ouch blielf n struct , puuplo It with congenial folks of whose company you'll
never tire.
The members of the Fiction family are your Jolly comrades ; you've a
" \\hcn you build your model "hook town" where each division Is a district
church within the covers of your theological works , a school In your text
books , a theater in your Shakespeare.
When you invite "Hldpiith" to live In your bookcase you've secured at once
n college , a reference library , a hlstoilcal society and a lecture hall with stcr-
eopllcon all combined In ono bulldln ? that's bound to bo one of the most Im
portant edifices In the community. ,
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plan like a building loan.
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Uussla by far the more durable ami attractive ? U a month ; for sumptuous
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