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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

Vandcrbilt's late deal in the South
Pennsylvania railroad sale to the Pennsyl-
vania company is receiving a ventilation
in the counts which must make all par
ties concerned feel decidedly uncomfort.
able. Tho Philadelphia Record SAYS:
"rhe public has glimpse only of the
extent to which it has been plundcred in
speculative railroad operations in the
fact that II Twomblcy got three million
dollars in the stocks of the South Penn
sylvunia for his services as u son-inlaw
of Vanderbilt Two sons of the omnivo-
rous cormorant each received pretty
present of one hundred thousand dollars
in the bonds of the Beech Creek railroad,
for which the earnings of that road must
pay. After carrying Off his enormous
swag, Vanderbilt talks of his extreme
conservatism in railroad matters. BY
conservatism he evidently means plum
dcring of the public and betrayal of his
associates for tho aggrandizement of
himself and family"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

COMMISSIONER SPARKS has just made
the startling discovery that all the land
grant railroads arc land grabbers. He is
astonished to find that without exception
they have made irregular locations and
run the road in curved lines, often doub-
ling up on itself in order to secure an eX-
tensive land grant, Mr., Sparks re-
searches in ancient history will be
watched with interest by the people of
Nebraska and elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

SERGEANT BRAINARD, who suffered and
froae with Greeley, is waiting patiently
for promotion to one of the seventeen
vacant licutenancies in the army. 1t is
understood that the president proposes to
hold them open for the surplus of next
years graduating class at West Point,
but he might consistently make IN cx-
ception in case so well deserving as
that of Sergeant Brainard.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

THE board of public works should push
the grading of Harney, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, which was ordered by
the council at its last meeting, Only
four weeks remain in which the grading
can be completed before winter sets in.
incidentally, Mr. Coots ought at once to
remove that mill from the street and
court house grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

Ex-Governor MOSES broke down com.
pletely when sentenced in Boston last
week to three years Imprisonment, and
threatened to commit suicide. He was
conveyed in the evening to the peniten-
tiary and placed in padded cell. That
was where Moses was when the lights
went out. The ex-governor's vote will
be lost to the South Carolina polls for
three years to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09
THE LECrUK,9 FIELD.

n Rev. Joseph Cook will mount the prohibi-
tion rustrum this month.
Mr. John Fiskc is finishing u series of lee.
lures on American history, TO be delivered
during the coming winter.
Belya Lockwood cleared 5000 from lectur-
ing during the past YEAR This proves the
power of Il presidential nomination.
Lieutenant Grcely says that 1t cost him
more than $40 to deliver recent lecture in
Massachusetts ut an agricultural fair. None
of his expenses were paid. He found that
day y colder one than any lac ever experienced
in the Arctic region
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

PRESIDENT TAYLOR of the Mormon
church, who is hiding to escape prosecu-
ton, has issued Il pastoral on the polyga-
my question. Contrary to general ex-
pectation, President Taylor still insists
that it is the duty of his followers to con.
tinue in violation of the laws of the land.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

LITIGATION is about the most costly
luxury people can indulge in, A lawsuit
has just been ended ut Waterloo, Iowa,
which has lasted eleven years. 1t arose
over the theft of four calves. The costs,
fees and expenses arc estimated at $20,-
900, and several once prosperous farmers
have hnnn hnnkr1l ntcd
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

NEW YORK city has 100000 new build
ings erected this year, and the number is
rapidly growing. Philadelphia, with
scarcely twothirds the population has
nearly an equal number owing to the
beneticient operation of her loan and
building associations.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

ceSsion with fortunes estimated ut from
fifty to eighty millions Zach, Nictoria's
money bags sink into comparative i'll
significance, from which they are only
rescued by the occasional and feeble
complaints of the gulliblc and royalty.
ridden English taxpayer.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

MORE than III, 600 barrels Of flour were
milled ut Minneapolis last week. Some
of these days Omaha will awaken to Il
sense of her short-sightcdnoss in refusing
to manufacture the flour for her own
consumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

THE Philadelphia Siar says "if you are
public man think twice always before
you write letter once" This sentiment
will commend itself to several Nebraska
nnliIininns
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

THE Kansas City Times says "it is
about time Kansas City is thinking of
beginning to make preparations to com.
menee TO hustle" The Times is emil
nently correct. 1t sees Omaha rapidly
closing up the gap in the race for
supremacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

PROBABLY the youngest supreme court
Judge in the United States is Hon.
Sawnie Robertson, who has just been ap.
pointed to fill vacancy on the supreme
bench of Texas. He Is only thirty-iive
years old, and is said to be thorough
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

THE Irish patriots of Boston join hands
with those of the West in declining the
New York programme of sending orators
to Ireland 1t is Doodle and not bun
conibe that is most needed by Charles
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

PITTsBURG merchant tailors have re-
solved to publish on the programmes of
the various theatres the names of the
dudes who refuse to pay their tailor bills,
We venture to assert that Mr.. Boyd
would secure II crowded house the first
night such Il scheme was put into opera
ton in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

TO br too slow with his pen to have produced
the document in one day.
lIa hal II turns out that President Clcvc-
land was fishing for something more than
black bass this summer There was a widow
i'm the Adirondack woods, il seems, aud
now the report comes that Grover landed
hat
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

CHICAGO can brag of its base ball vic
tory, while st. Louis can boast of its
"Vciod Prophets" The latter attrac-
tions draws the larger crowd, aud is the
moro prOhtnbc.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

KANs AS Cry is now talking of sccur-
ing city hall In push and enterprise
Kansas City is following closely on the
heels of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

A LETTER purporting to have been
written by President Cleveland, critics.
ing the New York democratic state
ticket, is pronounced u forgery.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

Mr. FuRAY has ~ thousand reasons"
why he docs not want city hall erected.
One of them is probably that he takes
pride in the present structure.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

A CHICAGO museum has collection
of twenty seven live dudes. Omaha
could contribute several interesting speoi.
mems OF this hybrid species.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

MIR. CLARK WooDMAN should have
closed that cpistolary autobiography with
"a postscript: Burn this letter"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09
SUPREME COURT, NEBRASKA.
DECISIONS RENDERED OCT. G, 1885.

SUPREME COURT, NEBRASKA.
DECISIONS RENDERED OCT. 6, 1885.
Phoenix Insurance Co. VS.. Lcmkc, Error
FROM Lancaster county. Judgment of dis
triCt court reversed, justice court affirmed,
Opinion by MAXWELL j.
J. Whore an action is brought on y
promisory note before Justice of the
peace, and the note is copi cd by him into
his docket and II summons issued thereon
it is sufficient bill of particulars.
.. Where the justice has i'll his posses.
sion the instrument on which the action
is brought and there is no affidavit of the
defendant made and filed with him deny.
ing its execution nor any defense made
to the action, the Justice may render
judgment on such instrument although
the plaintiff fail to appear.
John C. Watson VS.. Peter Ulbrick. Appeal
from OlOc county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Maxwell, j.
l. A purchaser in good faith of lands.
the title ofwhich was acquired through ju.
djcial proceedings upon constructive ser'
vice will not be affected by the subsc.
quent opening of the decree under Sec
ton SO of the code.
?. Where Il decree is vacated under
section SO of the code and an answer filed
by the defendant denying the facts stated
in the petition and praying Tor II dismissal
OF the action, the subsequent dismissal OF
the suit by the plaintiff will not affect tha
title OF purchaser in good faith while
the decree was in full force.
James f. Lansing VS.. p. p johnson, error
p b"it iI'""c''''ot t'"i'US' oPlh'on Wy
"'gSe ,T,' - .
l. INC VGfnlct OF INC Jnry pc,hg con.
and the evidence, the Judgment thereon
will be affirmed, there being no error in
'"' i''''' "''i'l''
,,,,.,- ,yr.,,,.., -. r.,,, ,,,o,,4o,
%oiHty. atiirneJ Ouinion i by Reese i i'''0t
,, ,ai.;,,. staI. e.. t,
, - poiH',, ,,Gn,tSl " SeoGM iIt ',I .n
p.,m Hi"' Nv ~ 1871 1.'o r
'S'U,2 W., ;o ~ ,,,,, s, hn
IUauI ~ i,et ,;t ~
of ftitJJ tinJJ Rnrh"rJys y Waonnanr ~ IA Neb
?. Whore the taller up of trcspassing
stock, upon the application OF the owner
so to, do, refuses to appoint an arbitrator
for the purpose OF 0scrrtaintng the dam
age done, after an arbitrator has been
selected upon the part OF the owner, put
demands the payment OF Il specific sum
OF money, he thereby loses his rlght 10
the possession. OF the stock and tho
owner may MAINTAIN repleYln therefor,
TCSScr V. Lockwood EngieeinaTt ~ 20; Er.
Tor IpH, ifnhl t,hSe ~ county, Al''llleu' opiiioh
py CooD' On d.
l. Inc grounds or causes ior the lssu.
ance OF an prder or ,a!ttchlnehI, pelhS
dlVded anu separated INTO nine groups,
or subdlNislonrs, IN the Secllon OF tpe
statute, proVlolhg tnerclor, each grouI
or SUBDIVISION constitutes put one Srouha
such groups or subdivisions may be
stated in the language of the statute in
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

Pile tumors, rupturcs and
dstulm. radcaIly cured by improved
methods Book 10 ,Gindi cGm,i Aasoc;a1iaS n SiamPS
Buffalo, n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

THE THANKS OF MANY THOUSAND INvA-
LID mothers, worn out with caring for
cross and siekly children, have been and
sweet sleep which they and their babies
have nll received from DR., Richnlond's )
Samaritan Ncryine. $l,5O at druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09
Window Glass Plratts.

Chicago Herald; A few weeks ago the
window glass manufacturers OF the PITTS.
burg district, who, it is unnecessary to
state, run their works simply to dignity
and ennoble American labor announced
a reduction OF twenty per cent in wages.
The men struck, but they had no re-
sources and they have just compromised
by accepting reduction OF ten per cent
Window glass manufacture is one of the
protected mOnOpolies, 1t is carried on
in few localities, by a few capitalists, and
employs but few men, comparatively
speaking. The tariff tax imposed fo,
more than twenty years by the govern.
ment in the interesto Of these men amounts
to about two cents Il pound on the cheap
est and commonest varieties. That
money amounting to millions in the ng-
gregate and eXacted from every man
who builds house in which there is IA
window, has gone into the pockets of the
manufacturers.
These few manufacturers are inn
mcnsely rich. Tney form combinations
regulate production and fix prices. Their
few wOrkingmen, after three years of de
preston, when nearly all wages have
tended downward are now, at n time
when in almost every branch of industry
an improvement is noticeable compelled
to accept still another cut in their wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09
John c. Watson VS.. Peter Ulbrck. Appeal
from Oloc county. Affirmed. opinion by
MnNIvpll r

NINNNVIT'
l. A purchaser in good faith of lands.
the title ofwhich was acquired through iu.
dicial proceedings upon constructive ser'
vice will not be affected by the subsc.
quent opening of the decree under Sec
ton 50 of the code.
2 Where decree is vacated under
section SO of the code and an answer filed
by the defendant denying the facts stated
in the petition and praying for II dismissal
OF the action the subsequent dismissal OF
the suit by the plaintiff will not affect thu
title of u purchaser in good faith while
the decree was in full force
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-09

0MAHt OFFICE. No ait $50 9iG FNgNAN 81
NEW YoHK OFFICE. ROOM ~, TEtnuNg
DrUpNE.

every moiniua. except Sunday. The
iy Monday morning paper published ia the
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
rrespaasisx On she Cars.

About 9 O'Clock last night, Detective
Jonee arrested four men on y freight
car that had just come In to the p, w.
& b. Railrosd station, and locked them
up. This morning they were arraigned
before Judge Oummins, when they gave
their names as James Mccarthy, Ell
ward Otis, George Clark and William
Hamilton. Officer Jones testified that
the employees Of the road are very
much annoyed by tramps ri ling on the
cars, who in some instances almost take
possession OF the trains.
A conductor reported to him q few
days since that he had bseu struck by a
stone thrown by one of them, and he
had been instructed to make arrests.
Two OF the men denied beius tramps,
one OF whom sa'd he was painter,
while the other On 9 said he was trying
to Ce to Baltimore to go on q vessel j.
The others had nothing to say, and the
entire party were fined $3and costs each
for trespass.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
DEATHS

|HASTI Nf}S-Suddonly, OF hsart dtsease. at
Ki,kwood, Dell, on Augast xIth. 1885, Mrs
Ann M. Hastings, Wtfo Of George v.
Hastings, in the 7bth year Oh her sge.
Relatives and friends Ays respectfully invi-
ted to attend her iunerAl from her late resi-
dence. on Monday, August slst 1855, at two
O'clock y. m. Services at the house. Inter
m ont at st. Georges cemetery.
IAlNSWOKTH-On the a1th inst, Betsy
wife OF George Ainsworth, aged ~ years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invi'
ted to attend her funeral from the residence
i OF her husband, Lamok In street and Railroad
South Chester, Pa. on sunday 81 l2 O'Clock
m. Ipterment At Mt Salem cen etsry al
| a be ut 30 p. m.
this city, on the 2sth inst.
Harry, son OF HARRY and sarah Yerger'
aged 4 months.
| Tho rsIeiyes and friends Of the flmi'y are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
| from the residence Of his parents, No. AZ
South Jackson stie eet, en- Sunday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock. lntermeIt at hiyerview ceme-
tory,
ISTOKLEY-"n the 9Th fpst Mary, wife Of
Joseph II. Stokiey,a I'd ~ years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
1vlted to attend her funeral from tho reti
dence OF her husband, Joseph II. Stokley
No. 100 East 10Th street on Saturday, leaving
the houss At 9 90 q. N. Services at the house
on II iday evening at 746 O'Clock. lntermen
at tho Oeaar GrJve cemetery, Gloucester
IN. J.
Edward stuart sod Of hev Jesse and Agne
Higgins, aged six months and twenty .fCu
days.
| All friends arc invited to stteud the func
raj At Uid Swedes church at 4 y. m. en- FIR
day.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
A Trembling Ine brtnte.

William Moice, who was released
from New Castle jail last Saturday
where he had hten confined in default oi
file for dlunkenness, again occupied
a place in the dock this morning, trem
bling and shaking from the effects @
another debauch. The charge wal
drur kenness, and William told to,
Judge that he was seized with th'
| chiils and had taken glass or two o
| liquor to break them, aud he suppose,
he took TOO much.
| Tue Ju1ge informed him that he in
tended 20 adopt new rule with him
and increase nls tlue one dollar ever.
ltilne hc wa9 hroush, before him. II
then sentenced hin. to pay 81 and costs
(which viii seud him back 10 New Cas
tie jail for at least month.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
IL Makes Him Crazy.

This morning Walter McMahon was
charged before Judge Cummips with
being drunk and disorderly. The
c fiicer who made the arrest testified
that he found him about 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning, batless and coatless,
iDging and dancing in the vicinity OF
Fifteenth and French streets.
The prisoner admitted the charge
but said that Re had been injured OF
the head some years ago by fall, and
that since then glass of liquol
always sets him crazy. He is employ ed
at Hockessin, and came to this city
yesterday to buy . pair of overalls
when he met q friend and had q
drink, which was the cause Of all
his trouble.
He plead that he had pever been ar
rested before ard the Judge, who haf
levidently forgotten him, recommittet
him until 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Nc
Mahon had bsen n before the Court sew
eral times previously and always give
the otficers considerable trouble.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Charged with Forgery.

A man named Robert NJ. McClintock,
who has been employed by the jackson
II sharp Company as a laborer, was ar.
reaied while at his work yesterday
morning by Constable Dillon, on .
charge Of forgery. He was taken be-
fore Squire Bertolette and given hear
ing at once, when William K Wood.
ward, who keeps saloon at No. 6i5
Shipley street, testified that on the 11th
OF this month the prisoner came into
his place with q check for o. GO, made
pay able to i" George Lsrkin." He said
that was his name, and endorsed the
check, when Mr.. Woodward cashed It..
Upon learning that it was forged, he
sworo out warrant for McClintock' q
arrest. After hearing this testimony
the Squire ordered him to furnish bail
in the sum of $2G0 for his appearance q,
Court, but az the amount was 30 smal
Mr.. Woodward Withdrew the charge
and ne was dismissed. Constable Dillon
also has q warrant for McClintock on Q
charge Of forgery, and obtaining goods
under false pretense in Chester. Thi,
warrant was sw orn out on the Doth o.
this month before Mayor Forwood, by
William Ill. Harvey, grocer OF tina
place.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Tank Kan sknAm m.

Last Tuesday evening y party OF
men had q quarrel In the western
part of the city, during which one hao
his head cut. Upon meeting n woman
Who knew him. she In nquired what wns
the matter, and he replied shat II abe
bad nj so IN ush CAB he'd tell her ~
She took this as An insult, and iuform7
cd her husband, who came out TO cAab-
tise the young fellow, when he VA
knocked down.
Another man then interfered End
shared similar fats. The day fellow
ing the woman swallowed q quantity o.
laudanum, with the intent, 1t 10 sup
posed, OF com mInitting suicide. Ear rasf
act was d isccvered in time TO save bel
life, bat she is still confined 10 hel
rnGm
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
TH|RO EDITION.
gs.,rAs, AAi.

M.ss Mauip 4 Thompson will visit
Ooesss To- IuUfc~.
Mrs MAf,oA Cooks has gone to At
iauac Guy.
L V. Aspril, OF odessa. is visiting
Ooean Grove.
George w Euah has returned from q
visit tc the Eastern states.
l. V. Nickersun has returned from
his visit to New Jersey.
MIRA. George Carpenter and Miss
Claudia Bow rs are visiting at Maspetn,
l.. l.
Cadet l.. G. Bertolette, Of the U. s.
NJ Acausmy. Is visiting his Parents III
this city.
Nlcholss +. Goldberg, the frescc
artist, has returned from Visit N
Germany
A. 4. Chapman, the great tobacco
man. started this morning, with his
family, for cruise in his yacht down
the bay.
The health of Mrs. Bayard, who Ia
stopping with her daughter at tnt
Pigeon Cove House, Massachusetts, Ii
gradually improving.
Prof. James II. Crabbe, our artis
penman, will go TO Ocean Grove to day
10 remain few days before his fal
opening. HIS school has not been cioset
ond day this summer.
Miss Lille L. Lukens and her niece
Miss Sallie Murphy, Of Philadelphia
and Master George Battin, Of Rock
land, Del, are guests of Miss Clara A
Crabbe, No. lol6 Walnut street.
Rev. Johu Allen. OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
as we'll as Revs. G. w. Prettyman, p
L. Hubbard and R. G. Jones, Of tbi
city, is mentioned as the successor u
Rev. w. l. 8. Murray AZ pastor q
Asbury M. E. church the coming veal
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
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4 NilEtngtOn Lady Hurt

Miss Anna 4 Crawford, danga! {!
f. X. Cra~ ford, this city, and teacher
of primary school at Second and
Washington streets, met with a pain fGl
acciaent near West Chester one day In
the latter part Of last week.
She was on. riding " ith frlend when
the horse took fright, ran off and
dashed her and her friend both out OF
the carriage. They we're picked mp in
sensible and taken to their homes in a
bruised and bleeiing con iitinn. Mis-
Crawford is very muca cut and bra iSeJ
about the face, which is rather more
annoying than painful, but she will BE-
home to open ter school on the lirsl
Monday OF Sept4 mber, by which tim,
she hopes the marks of the aceideu
will have disappeared from ner face
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
The texas tragedy.

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug FL special
tothe News from Austin, dated yaster.
day, says; The story of ths Lock Ia traa
edy, near johnson City is confirmed to
day by stage driver just in from
Blanco City, with letters detailing tn.
assassinattons as previously published
The last accounts say that Locke did Do'
succeed in killllg his daughter out
right. She Is still alive, but cannot
survive She has a bullet wound
through the body. II is said that she
has confessed to her attending ply siciar
chat her father was the au hor of htl
ruln The unfortunate daughter, whost
Downfall has thus resulted in the deatf
of 30 many persops Ali her near rela-
tions is represented to be only IA year
old. Nicholson, the stranger who wa
supposed to have been killed by locke
has turned up safe. LocEi' at last &C
counts was in ja:l at BIZ
Daily Republican., 1885-08-28
Labor Notes.

The members of the executive Boar!
of the knights of labor In New York
were sent for yesterday afternoon by
Manager Talmadge, And informed. in
answer to their demand In ade on Wed
nesday, that The officials were uuable
vet to state how many men would be
employed in the Wabash shops. Mana
ger Talmadge said he would 60 10 st.
Louis, confer with the officials there,
and then on Thursday of next week
give definite reply as TO the reinstate.
ment of the men. Tue interview wa,
very satisfactory" said Secretary
Turner when " was ended, and then
added of course there was not worn
for all the discharged ulen, but all th3
can be employed viii be taken back.
think matters are practically adjusted
The repc IT taa. eleven Knights of La
b>r employed in the yards Of the Bridg
and Tunnel Company in 81. Louis wer
discharged for refusing to handle Wa
hash engines arose from the fact tina
she men were suspended for refusing t
handle an engine belonging TO the Wa
bash, but in use by the Bridge Compan
as q switch engine. The Bridge Con
pauy claims that tho engine is pract
cally their properly for The time being
and not Webash engine, while IL
men held an opposite view. The IN =
ter ia held in anegaHce pending dev eto
ments in New York
A general strike among the machil
lists, carpenters and laborers In u
shops and ards along the line o! Il
Gulf, Color ado and Santa Fe Railroa
took place at noon yesterday, an ord
10 that effect having h"en issued by u
Executive Council of Knights of LAbo
applying to all lines tha workman {
which had a .iust cause OF grievenc
The Santa Fe road was included in tn
class of corporate offenders on Il
ground that the nen employed on u
line received less pay than those wei
ing for the Missouri Pacific Eailr os
Company, and that they had not bee
honestly dealt with. At Fort Wort
and other prominent points on u
road the strike was general.
The strike of the employ es OF Il
Queen and Crescent Railroad erdtd {
Wednesday. Trains were put in N
tion and the opera ions OF the ros
resumed.