Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-30
i LINCOLN'S BIG BOON.
king Houses and Manufactures Con-
tracted For and Being Constructed,
M'lNTEE RELEASED ON GAIL.
The Body Of HIS Dead Child to be
EXhumcd and "A Post Mortcm
HcId-State House
Items.
rraoN ruE BEES rIxcoLx BuuEAu1

times above the rest that locality must be
West Lincoln, where the solid and sub.
stantial improvements being made are
largely in the line of manufacturing iir-
terests which possess permancncy and
certainty of future growth above all 9th
crs. The parties directly Interested in
that suburb propose to make showing
this present year, and to that end the Sec
ond packing house is now under con
tract the first packing house being now
well up and under contract TO be com
plctcd August l. The second packing
house is under contract for immediate
construction. the contract for the work
beng signed by John Fitzgerald, of the
stock yard company, and John Thomas,
Of Kansas City, the contractor. The lat
ter has filed his bond in the sum of S25, 600
for the faithful performance Of the work.
The contract calls for the completion of
This second packing house on or before
the first day of October. This building
will be four stories in height, and the
contract price for the building is
gj2D00.52. This will give employment to
some one hundred and fifty mon, and
VIII be run all the year round, Mr.. w. III.
DIIDtlIDlIl, vi NHItdHD, nuNlll9 IL lCH-
year lease of the building, business and
i ground.
Another new business for West Lincoln
In the manufacturing line is the organ
ization of "A Joint stock company, headed
by such men as A. W. Summers and j J.
lmhotl, which institution has a capital
stock of $4,000. This company will
manufacture sewer pipe, drain pipe,
chimney tops, fire brick, tiling and such
,;.,I
men from the start. The works will be
completed, ready for operation, in sixty
days and will be ready to furnish sewer
pipe for the city and its sewerage system
as authorized at the recent special cleo
ton Mr. Summers, the gentleman who
heads this new West Lincoln enterprise,
is Il gentleman thoroughly conyersant
with this business, and he is satisfied that
the clay at command will make rs fine
quality of sewer pipe as can be purchased
in the state
These are the new improvements in the
line OF manufacturing Institutions, and
accompanying them there is reported a
growing demand for West Lincoln lots,
and the secretary of the company is
drawing deeds and conveyances nearly
every day, some of the more interested
parties in the new institutions
there showing their faith in the
place by investing in blocks of lots.
Some will hold them, and others will
build cottages AT once that will be for
rent or for sale. 1t is also reported that
the railroad company will put on q
dummy train to make hourly trips be-
tween the B. Il M. depot and the stock
yards which, when inauguarted, will
doubtless prove paying investment to
the company, The next t.iling the West
l::iiaatolnites expect will be the extension
of one or both of the street railway lines
to that suburb, and tine move will be
necessity when the different institutions
there get full forces at work.
NEW PROCEDURES IN THE NJ 'INTEE CASE.
The preliminary hearing in the Nc
1ntee case, after twelve hours work. took
radical change yesterday noon owing
TO the disagreement of numerous doctors
who held contrary opinions regarding
the cause of the death of the girl. The
change taken was that the state went be-
fore the county commissioners and asked
authority to have the body eXhumed and
post mortem held on the remains by
physicians which order was granted, and
to-day the examination will be held. The
case developed the usual procedure
when doctors disagree. and hence the
course taken. Justice Brown, before
whom the examination of Nlclntee has
been in force, then proceeded to admit
Mclntee to bail, Notwithstanding the fact
that the information charged crime not
bailable, and McIntee was released under
81, 900 bonds, which were signed by Nc
lntee's attorney, Mr. Sawyer. "a rather
unusual proceeding), and two other
parties whose responsibility on bond of
any kind is questioned. The proceeding
illustrates leniency wholly ineXcusabIe
in cases OF such serious nature, and
statements have been scattered abroad
that the universal opinion of physicians
was that the child's wounds came from
disease, when those who listened to the
case know that half the doctors were as
positive that the child died from abuse rs
from natural causes. 1t is this division
that has caused the post mortem. The
trial, insofar MS the defense is revealed,
is in the usual course of defense--that of
making the prisoner charged with the
crime prosecuted innocent, while the
child who suffered all is vo;celess in
death. 1t is to be hoped that the case
may be sifted to the bottom and justice
done despite the multitude of technical
points that are used to cover criminals.
AT THE STATE HOUSE.
Land Commissioner Scott is home to
official work again after an official visit
to the state reform school, where two
new buildings for family purposes ana a
new workshop are in course OF conStruc-
tion. The Appropriation for improve
ments there was $4,000 and beside the
buildings mentioned, steam heating
apparatus will be supplied in all the
buildings. Commissioner Scott expresses
himself as satisfied with the progress the
contractors are making and in the quail
ity of the work done, and the reform
school will be much benefited and its
ability fer work enhanced by the new inn
proyements. There are now 112 boys in
tho school, and Mr.. Scott reports the 200
acre farm there in q prosperous condi
ton, with the boys up for reformation
active in raising the crop.
Ihe state veterinary commission are
finding the present month busy one and
their time fully occupied in attending to
notices of glandered horses. Twenty
five complaints have been made in this
line the present month, and the commits.
sicn have examined and superintended
the killing of seventeen. Yesterday
they We're Mt Seward, where a
horse was killed under their order
and they departed from there for Fair
bury and vicinity. The commission find
their work all in isolated eases and in all
parts OF the state, and they have been up
among the graders north of Schuyler on
the northwestern railroad grade, up in
Valley county, and down in the vicinity
of Rad Elou1 barotnfOra tha ,,raSnnt