The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
Our Nebraska Correspsndenee.

ONAsA Orr n. I. March IL, 1885.
I,eside~ Pierce tppcias n ieyer Worskippr MdrsA6
Of NeJrdsho-Iscltaneu the SuJa~ay,d.scsmmsts T.
Emi~ants--Ths MdSons in Nebraska Faal IsysonaG
4bray.
1t is said that every day brings something In look
ing over the proceedings Of the Nsser Worsppers' Con.
venou ut Pttsburg OF the sd ul some ahA aston
eied TO notice the Of B. r Rankin a delegate 70
that body, but isurss upon tvo of tie mpst sorss.G
committees This Rankin is the steiy appointed Untl
States Marshal for the District Of Nebraska Rsther n
guiar thought that President Iercs's sals should
just a. hs receives democratic pap go IT, body boots and
breeches for the negro worshpping movement eshaG
see presume, whether the President wiz exeros.
his Jackson and decaptAte his unpopular Marsha
Indeed outsds Of all poll feeling, unpslataae
appointment b ere could not have been made.
The surveys in Nebraska are gong rapidy on anS
during the sun,mer large portion of TIE Territory M
probably be advertised. Boats have reached st. Joseph
out the ice ~ yet will not permit them to reach
point
To Of family, with moderate means-ous indeed
who has enough to live Tor . lev MONTHS and suppo4
his Sniiy-NebraskA is the country Many Of the bes
clas IS true already taken and yet there are
Dany vacant. ihe land in valuable sections wfD
0r :, s sad IN that time
comfortable home that Will be worth ut least 81 OOo
n,ediaely after IT entered Indeed claims that have
been mace but about yea In good locatione qu
clam deed thereto have already seen valued ana sod q
from 81 GEO 10 81 o00 The land OF the Territory L al
n.
any other in the Union "a point of health II unsar-
passed. unlees you select place along the river or
dusTy and pc, are the principal anatss want
ed In dna fde settler, there arcaoy sufficient
supply of bsgs deiunct politicians and
Deems IN supply the market for years come
l rgard Nebraska destined eventually to become
one Of the frat States in the Union, ami the day
ossrt when these tens Of Thousands Of glorious
prairie viii be cut up into FARMS teeming with elds
golden grain dotted with beautiful arm houses lovely
vages and when. freed from the shaces Of unjust
WRRhrQtOn. hone -
the land will be allowed select good and honess
officers to preside over their own home affairs That dag
s not far distant The rights Of dear Ia him
on the frontier the crowded and busting cities u
the Fast and Why shen shackie hi@ with the ,hains
master who knows only much Of their as per-
tain to his their sesordid political aggrandss-
1 mentS
taken steps to organise lodge here under the q
Capitol Lodge No. B. Their material il good and tsir
| prospects fattering-so understand
| Last furnished you with the details of .
claim quarrel at Fort Calhoun in this Territory which
one man was killed The persons concerned init g.
DeIaiy citizens OF Iowa. We thought then It would b.
the last time that pesceAbls Territory and psaceab
disposed citizens w,uld have to bear the faults and vc
flowa. Such is not the case, however
iew weeks since, resident and wealthy ctsen e
Council Hus was shot BY one Of party from the
town upon the Elk Horn river The circuaances OF vs
case We have been careful to CLEAN crscy and they
AAr. snow merchant and suctioueer OF Council R,uas
City, Iowa. In company with hie law Mr. Tsbor
snd few friends crossed the here soms days snos
"uu to tno FIX river-sOme TWENTY-FIVE
mi es disant-where they had claims upon the pubie
lands to attend to the same. Tho following day or %
Mr. Ntnn and . small party also from Council Bluffs Ctv
proceeded thither aso, whore they had cains for ts
sA.e purpose It seems that old grudss existed Ae-
tween Mr. Snow and Nnn. AT house in tlk Horn Ctr
they met, and upon their 6rst salutaou Mr. Snow com
menced abusing Mr. Einn The struck the latter
and light ensued in which Mr.. snow stabbed tviss
oy tne former Very shortly after Mr. Snow stabbed
shot fred from his party at Mr. Ninn the bs ar
shot taking effect the throat and causng instant
l death.
| Hls bodv vas hrouUht 20 tb;s rl.ca wh.r>o. . c..
pers inquest sat- and the result In substance that
Mr.. Ninn came to hs death by shot ared from gun In