Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-18
ECHOES FROM The CAPITAL.
Another Complaint Filed Against
the O., K. g. N.
DIVORCE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Incorporation of the Madrid Real
Estate, Building and Loan AS
sociation-Notarial Com.
missions-Notes.
LINCOLN BUREAU OF THE OMAHA BEE, !
1929 u STREET, :

LINCOLN. Sept. H.
J.. K. Candy, the city attorney of Paw
nee, writes Clerk H. NJ. Waring that
the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska rail-
road company has only partially com
piled with the order Of the state board
Of transportation to put certain street
crossings over its right Of way in a
passable condition.
On sherman street no sidewalks have
been provided on either side of the
street as ordered.
Gu the second section OF said order
the grade has not been constructed to
conform to it.
The fourth and fifth sections of the
order have also been wholly disobeyed.
The seventh section has not only been
~disobeyed but the railroad company alb
solutely refuses to comply with the or
der. and are at direct variance with the
expressed order of the board.
This report of the city attorney is
made at the request of the board and
it will be taken up for consideration at
Thursdays meeting. This will give an
opportunity for the court to pass upon
the authority of the board to regulate
private crossings.
UNHAPPILY MARRIED.
After twenty-five years of married
life Henry krockmeyer has come to the
conclusion that he cannot live happily
with his wife, Rebecca any longer, and
seeks to be divorced. His petition filed
this morning alleges extreme cruelty.
AT one time he ~recites that his spouse
hired her sons, the issue of a former
marriage, to give him u threshing, which
they did because Of greater strength.
NIT. he p11..-1- ,,a- loo -. A.. -.
part OF the year 1887, and just after he
had magnanimously decided her seventy
acres Of good land in this county, u
good share of his earthly possessions,
and since then he has been cruelty
abused and, he says, a no longer
stand the torture. The petition %recites
a cruel state Of affairs, and without ref
utation the district court will doubtless
grant Henry the boon of his prayers.
RECORDED AND INCORPORATED.
The articles for the Madrid Real Es-
tate, Building and Loan association, Of
Madrid, Perkins county, Nebraska,
were filed with Secretary Laws this
morning.
The association was organized with a
subscribed capital of 500, 900, and for
the purpose Of buying and selling real
estate, the Improvement of the same
Inc the plating and selling of town
lots in the own Of Madrid, and the ne
gotiation Of loans to its stockholders.
When necessary the capital stock of the
company may be increased to 10000
The following named gentlemen
comprise the company: ID. ID. Dayton,
George w. Penn, II. A. Sturdevant,
James A. Kennedy, G. II. Beaumont,
James S. Hatcher, M. N. Forsyth, F. l..
Knight, Fred Hewitt, f. II. Purdy, j.
c.. Stokes, Leonard Wilson, j. Geisert.
Frank Wilson, George Strong, John
Crane, Lewis Osler, G. S. Keyes.
FATHER KENNEDY SURPRISED.
A large party of gentlemen connected
with st. Theresa's Roman Catholic con-
gregation of the city went to Exeter
last Sunday on a surprise visit to Rev.
M. A. Kennedy, late pastor of ST.
Theresa's. After n pleasant half hour
OF mutual greetings and conversation,
Mr.. Sutton, on behalf of his former
Pensioners, presented Father Kennedy
with a purse of 5000, accompanying the
presentation with an appropriate adj
dress. Father Kennedy, although
taken completely by surprise, responded
in a feeling manner, and after spend
ing a day long to be remembered the
delegates returned to Lincoln late Sun
day night.
NOTARIAL COMMISSIONS.
The following notarial commissions
were issued from the governors Office
to-day:
Alice NJ. Bronze, Omaha, Douglas
county; Jerome G. Ward, Albany,
Sheridan county; Fred A. Morehouse,
Omaha, Douglas county; w. p. Free
a Auburn, Nemaha county; George
w. Hoobler, Omaha, Douglas county;
Lemuel NJ. Campbell, Hastings, Adams
county; John b. Shaw, Mills, Keya
Paha county; John Thomas, Omaha,
Douglas county; George M. Burlingame,
st. Paul, Howard county; Theodore
Wolfe, Creston, Platte county.
CITY NEWS AND NOTES.
1t is said that Sam ID. Cox, Of the Call
Is playing his last game on the chess
board Of single ~cussedness. He will re-
turn from his Indiana visit under tho
perpetual sunshine of a happy bride.
The fall term Of the supreme court Of
Nebraska will be called tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock. A number Of i'm
portant cases are on the docket, and
the session will be long and tedious.
The state board of agriculture de-
parted for their homes to-day. The
state fair of 1883 will know Lincoln no
more for a solid year. 1t was a inan-
cial success, and the net profit of IS 900
tells the story.
Two days more and the political wire
pullcrs will submit their wor OF 1855
TO the people. The last of the district
conventions will be held, and the re-
suffrages OF the people. Lincoln will
be the scene of the rencounter.
Dyspepsia
Makes the lives of many people miser-
able, and often leads to self-destruction