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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Court met pursuant TO adjournment
The following gentlemen were admitted to
practice: Mr.. Luke II. Cheney of Lincoln
and Mr. Thomas l.. Hall Of Garfield county
The following causes were argued and
submitted: Obermalte VS. Edgar, Kloster-
man VS. Olcott.
State ex rel Fuller VS. Martin. Mandamus.
Writ allowed. Opinion by Cobb.
State ex rel Foster VS. Barton. Man
damus. Writ denied. Opinion BY Cobb j.
Shepherd VS. Burr. Error from the lis
trict court for Lancaster county Affirmed
Opinion by Reese, Oh j.
l3lerbower VS. Singer. Error from the dis
trict court for Douglas county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Reese, Oh j. Evidence examined
and held sufficient to sustain the verdict of
the jury.
Roberts VS. Snow. Error from the district
court for Holt county. Reversed and re-
manded with directions. Opinion by Reese,
Oh j.
Sornborger VS. Huffman Error from the
district court for Antelope county. Re-
versed and renauded. Opinion by Cobb, j.
Miller VS. Eastman. Appeal from the dis
Irict court for Otoe county. Reversed and
plaintiffs petition dismissed. Opinion by
Maxwell, j.
Beach VS. The State of Nebraska. Error
from the district court for Lancaster county.
Affirmed. Opinion by Maxwell: j.
Avery VS. Baker. Appeal from the dis
trict court for Madison county. Reversed
and remanded with leave to answer. Max
well, j.
Cheney vs. Dunlap. Appeal from the dis
trict court for johnson county. Reversed
and decree for plaintiff. Opinion by Max
we'll, j.
City of Fremont VS. Brenner Error from
the district court for Dodge county. At
firmed. Opinion by Maxwell, j.
State ex rel Mallory VS. Clevenger. Man
damus. Writ denied. Opinion by Reese.
WalthaIn va Town of Mullally. ErrOc
from the district court for Harlan county.
Reversed and remanded with instructions.
Opinion by Cobb, j.
Wilson VS. City of Auburn. Appeal from
the district court for Nemaha county. AT
frmed. Opinion By Reese, Ch j.
Waite VS. Wickersham. Error from the
district court for Lancaster county. AZ
frmed. Opinion by Cobb, j.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

A UNITED STATES Judge in Iowa has
decided that railroad companies have no
right to suspend the operation OF non
paying branches. The franchise
granted to build the road carries with
il the duty of keeping it open for pub
lie use. If sustained by the supreme
court the decision will have a salutary
effect. 1t will prevent railroad man
ayers from furnishing communities To-
Gated on branch lines for the offensive
acts of railroad commissioners and
check in the future the building of rail-
roads from nowhere TO nowhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

IN THE scramble among the men who
want TO expound the law as justices Of
the peace, the barnacles who have been
running cost-mills for years are most
prominent. The business men of Omaha,
as much as anybody, are interested in
wedding out this class of shysters and
cormorants, but when they are once
nominated it will be very difficult to
beat them at the polls. There are half
dozen reputable justices Of the peace
now holding Office, ard the party con-
yention should give them preference.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

THERE is q difference of opinion as TO
the date upon which Judge Groff's sue
cessor, to be chosen at the November
election, will assume the duties OF his
Office. Judge Doane is OF the opinion
that the man chosen to succeed Judge
Croft will not enter upon his duties
until January, and that the present
three judges will have to attend to the
business of the courts until that time
unless Governor Thayer appoints man
10 fill the vacancy in the interim.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

WHILE the political tinkers are
soldering the city hall contract so that
no votes shall escape, it would be an evil
dence of returning sense to consult the
contractor. 1t usually takes two par
ties to make contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

If RYAN and Walsh were properly
approached on the subject, it is quite
probable that city bill Of twenty-five
thousand dollars would be promptly
paid by the county, Comptroller Good
rich should not despair.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

party enter the campaign handicapped
by Mr.. Coburn. There are other dead
weights that the party cannot afford to
load up with, and 1t is TO be hoped tho
majority OF the convention will not
commit the folly of.entering upon de-
fensive campaign, in which the repub-
lican press is to be given the task OF
apologizing for its candidates.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

WITH all the clamor aud indignation
against the county commissioners no.
body outside Of the political rut has
been talked Of for commissioners. II
We are to have a change it should be
made by the selection of men who have
business capacity to administer the
affairs OF the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

WESTERN packing statistics for the
past week show an all-round increase
over the corresponding period last year.
The Omaha market, after months of de-
preston, reports marked increase, and
ranks strong third among the markets
of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

for Washington, the national capital, to-day,
where he will spend week endeavoring to
work up statistical information that will
help him in his future compilations. He
saws he will devote n months time TO sugar
bests and the contemplated sugar industry
on his return home.
The following notarial appointments wera
made by the governor to-day; James II.
Ransom, Florence, Douglas county; II ID.
Fisher. Grady Island, Lincoln county; james
Il. Watts, Omaha, Douglas county.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

IT is to be regretted that the voters of
the Dalsotas did not make the iegisla-
lures unanimous while they were at it.
To subject Il few lonesome democrats to
the pitiful gaze of the public is cruelty
raGnal
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
The Investment of Baron Yerkes.

UNIC1U0 TrlDWne.
Mr. Yerkes' subscription of $50, 900, as we
understand IT. has no string of any kind
not even u cable attached to it, 1t will ma
terially assist Chicago in getting grip on
the worlds fair, and Mr.. Yerkes deserves
the thanks of everybody within Chicago's
174 square miles of surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
An Omaha Lady in Luck.

Arthur Kennedy thinks he has the incest
little wife IN the world He has always
cherished that opinion, and his faith Is now
doubly increased. A few days ago Mrs.
Kennedy received word that the roll of the
immense Fisher estate of Danviile, KY, en-
braced her name, and that she and eight
others will divide S5l 900 0O0
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

OUTSIDE of an occasional humorous
reference to him by republican papers,
there is but little evidence that Camp
bell is candidate for the governorship
If nhia
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

IN his recent article in the North
american Reejc,o, JEFF Davis says:
1t is fact of iueffaceable record that
publicly aud always predicted long aud
bloody struggle, and for that reason was
often criticised and censured by the more
ardent advocates of secession and termed
"slow" and TOO conservative"
JEFF Davis has very defective mem
ory. Iu nearly every speech he made
between Jackson and Montgomery on
his way to be inaugurated president Of
the coniederacy he predicted that the
war would be over within sixty days and
the confederacy would be recognized as a
nation by England and France. These
speeches were not only published by
the press, but Incorporated into histo-
ries written during and since the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
They All Have Strings Attached.

INtU PTGSS.
The conditional offerings of large sums for
use IN the worlds fair preliminaries remind
one significantly of the trick bouquets
thrown to comedians on the stage with
strings to them. Thus far the cash received
amounts to $1,000 from MIR. Dana and
windy
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

The Indiana man appears to have
plucked the richest of the Offices in the
new states, Six of them have success
fully grown up with the country. Has
Ohio lost her grip2
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
Leaned into Eternity.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 3.-M-s. Kate M.
Nye committed suicide last night by jump
ing from the three story window Of the house
where herself and husband were boarding.
She was instantly killed. Marital unhappi-
ness was the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
For Regency Honors.

DR. Smith, of Fillmore county, and Sena-
tor Hurd, of Clay county, have been talked
about tho corridors of the hotels as candi-
dates for regent OF the State university from
tho Second congressional district.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
Science Nav Bleed a Beet.

st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Uncle Jerry Rusk might as well try to get
blood out of turnip as sugar out OF
sorphum.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

The c., ST. p, M. & o. R'y depot
18th and Webster sts.) will sell round
trip tickets to the Sioux City Corn
Palace Festival at $500, on sale Sep
tember % to October s, good to return
until October 6.
II. w. TEAsDALE, G. p. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

Help on Tie bench is sadly needed"
said Judge Doane. "With the mass OF
business ahead no time should be lost
in getting another judge at work at
once" Judge Wakcley differs from
the opinion OF Judge Doaue and holds
that Judge Grof's successor may enter
upon his duties just as soon as the result
Of the election is known. N
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

The opposition of the anarchists to the
eight hour movement is easily explained
The anarchists favor working day of about
forty minutes and to include two resting
spells of twenty minutes each.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

THE National Civil Service Reform
league proposes to send an army OF
missionaries through the country to
preach the doctrine of personal fitness.
Let them come.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

Chicago Times.
MIR. Steenstrand held on to his cotton
about 'steen minutes too long for the good of
his bank account
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
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Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

CRY OF MEXroo, Oct. 3.-IGarthquake
shocks were felt here and throughout
Gurrero yesterday. The uudulatlons lasted
half minute.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

MoNTANA's voluptuous gentleman
from Missouri" had the conceit stamped
out of him by the prancing Carter. Sic
Semper Maginnis.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

RETURNS are not sufficiently definite
to determine whether Manitoba wave
or a Northern Pacific blizzard swept
Montana. Both roads claim everything.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

Chicago Tribune.
Potatoes are becoming questionable AZ
gilt edged restaurants. They are too cheap
this wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04
ROnd Offer nps,

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 3-ISpecial Telegram
toTnE BEE. Bonds offered S75, 900 at 81 IS;
81 500 at $l29; 100000 at sl.27; $1,000 ut
SlO53<
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-04

been increased, and from six thousand to
eight Thousand cans of tomatoes are being
turned out every day.
The city council of Kearney has decided to
give the people chance 10 voto on issuing
$4,000 bonds for sewerage at the general
election In November.
There are more scholars in Broken Bow
than can be accommodated in the present
school building and another structure will
be erected in the near future.
Two Plattsmouth lads the other day dis
covered mound on the Platte river bottoms
containing heads, bones and teeth. 1T Is be-
lieved TO be an Indian grave.
What was supposed to be mountain lion,
which had been feasting unfortunately on
calves and chickens in Lincoln county, was
poisoned the other day and proved to be q
large buffalo wolf.
An Englishman named Boar, aged
seventy-seveI, applied recently TO the clerk
of Dawes covnty for naturalization papers IN
order to become homesteader. He was
married before Queen Victoria assembled the
throne and has been the father of fifteen
children.
Captain Il. ]. Murfn, a lawyer OF fSuperior,
is missing He went to California early in
June to attend 30 some business, and after
writing one letter home no word has since
been received from him. He was taken sick
with a fever aud it is feared that he must
have become insane and wandered away
among strangers.
While several Elmwood boys were shoot
ing at a wood-house with a target gun Frank
Waltz. nne-year. old lad, went inside TO see
if the balls went through. His curiosity
was satisfied when bullet struck him on
the right temple, plowing its course toward
the forehead and lodging above the right
eye AS the skull was not fractured the
wound Is not necessarily dangerous.
George Hodel, of Bismarck township,
Platte county, will manufacture his own ice
this winter. There being a large bank of
north, he Is digging into it some distance and
then covering it over, forming quite a house,
He will then construct a large box few
feet from the floor and in winter run water
into this from his windmill, leaving the doors
the ice will be one solid cake and can readily
be preserved
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
Trustees Sale.

= pursu-aec OF the p1frrs tc.ted ~ us hy a cor.
tain decd Of trust made ly q g. lowell aud !. w.
No. i.1l Trust pccds on faFf. a)la0i, in the Coun'
u Of lake. state 81 IpuHU-1H, Whuicin w hru
named ~ Trustees. we viii uu
Thursday. the gath boy ~ April. 1850.
between The houis Of D. OH HYu pm, sell ni pub
De- Ouicp. 30 thU tIuthWyat UHWrf ul Madison aud
Maln streets. IN the Cly en-. Ncmphls Tenn, for
cnfh " tuu Highest nnd lri bidder ihc following
Described plupgfp, situated iH ine onhtl 81 lske
trust IN words aud iguf. follows, toWii Eniy
No. Lidi. ipf 80 aofvt m0lr ln name Of Charlie l.
Love and iicdcn lhuGl .ing on The bank. Of
The Mississippi liver, in iIc rikih tiyii District
tih section th district iH rurtctufa range. lake
county TcuneHaoc. and D. tI0 land noW oCcuplod
by Z. e. Powell aud nls1 Tour suall " ACRE rn.
tries made lu the name ul thnflcs J. Love aud
WILLIAM u Jones aud iu iIo hiur.aid county aud
mugc. section. district aud state. aud two ~ tho
above mentioned trlCis De- Immediately west oi
Robert Nolls .. ~ ncW iuru n bClng entry llA.
nrnf souibWrst curnor al sIII cuify 81. tho other
two DO immcdiaclyfOuih ~ alid N0ll entry uadl
~ The nnmgoi w il Jones, anl Wcrc conveyed 20
the estate ~ Love rgllnf, W. D. lunc. lilh 90
love ". W. % i0nes AMI 2 &. Mclcmofc. And
also parcel Of land lying and lnIug in Lake coun'
~ lcnuencc. sixth fiyil District On iccliep ~
beniing date bocvmlrf D. lsil made ~ the name
Of David li0s, cpuygcl by los 70 w u lonc,
ana lno, q hclcfnHr aud gnnlWci by dfclcu VI
Chnncciy Court 90 iho i.Il district "a the cis, Of
Stmn n Love. oxtaninf r thtr I Love, " Nc.
iomoro & Jones. more particularly described hg
tnllowa VIA Beginning hI .lfSo ~ elm lfve aud
Standing Ia the wcfi laundry line ~ cntfy iA,
made IN the nnmg 81 Robert Null Tot Af1 hffts,
tnld rcd elm tfuc i the sHu'ucei CORNER 81 entry
No. ,i7u. made IN the name 4 Charles l9ig TOT
22y acf,N aud was conveyed hy TIE hrlfi 81 love
90 ~ Duke. also said frd eliza D. thc northeast cor.
| ncf oi David ilusss Uutrf, No. OH ihcncc said
| land runs west 20 pOlci With ihg fouih bounnidy
lire Of sald Love entry i.iiI rIs.'nH ~ tonihW@t
corner " poles o. n stake. aud in ~. fghpns
south boundary line oi lls entry 70. 20 ~
pofcs said stake being iutg a llniaous northeast
corner Of their cntf1 80 o. Coz ~ ncfti lhgnce
| south about 90 pors Will tho east hnunuhfl llne
| OF uid Love a nafrrtis entry LOO io .ake
standing Ia tho old wOnd rad VITA lhige c0lign'
| wood and sycamore p0lniCH ihcnce ea', ~ poles
| % stake standing III iOhft Noll west h9unllV
| line of his entry Nj 81 iUf zoo acres thcuco
north 800 poles 70 the b,siuning 20 m 70 Include
/ about 30 acfc4
| Also, ihfoo bead Of muIrs doscrlled a. one
mouse colorcd mafe mule named Lullei, one
| blnck inaro mule. named brck, qua one piAch
| morse mule, named Pete.
Faulty Of redemption dover aud Homestead
Waived. Title believed 90 D. glod 9nl we eil As
Trustees only. A. " blNNkl
| WN KnOu.E Trustees
Perkins 4 Percy soriclior.
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Chancery Sale
.-or--
II f. A l. r S T A r e.

No. Gtl R.--m the Chanocry Count Of shelby
county -siaig oi Tcnncssco " Alircd Adams
rtul
~ virtue ~ on iniofoCulofy decree Tor sale On.
tend boz the above cause On the ihh day ~ ngccui
h,f issl. u. o. ~ PAGE lut and renewed ath day ~
March. iHfi. A. u 10 Vngr Az VIII scll ~ public
auction. 10 The hlrhret bidder, IN irunt Of tho
JlgfE nud Masters ufloc. 90 the Main street On
tmugg OF ulc courthouse Oi shelby County, Meue
phis. Tenn. on
saturday. a5,h nay 90 Aprii. 1880.
within icrai hour, the following described proper
y, situated Ia Mcmphls shelby county icnncsioe
lot y. block !. ABBY y feet on the east side Of
Water slrrgt luu Pickering sold hs lhc properly
Of y w. Vernon aul The city VI Memphis
The east part of thc south half Oi lot ah IN block
a. D.. W. smiths suhdlyislon. "a by % feet on tue
The property OF a. W christie
lot 81. block 10, cisi side II tccold ftrcct fof,
Pickering, Tenth Ward Sold m the properly "
Caroline liugHc.
Lot 81. hiock Is. east side 81 Thlri street Tenth
wari, a BY il2'i icct Sold as The property Of A.
tot 3. raic's subdivision 90 BY 20 feet on east
eide of orleans Hrct sold o. The property ~
i"tii John ihown's subdivision ~ BY rs icct
on northeast corner OF lal,lsc and Georgia sircct4
Sold NJ the property of the unknown hClfs u
Emlly sarlctt dccuascd, ". 4. folkci and The city
Terms 'of salc-ona credit Of slx months note
hearing intcrsb with security wqulfei lieu 10
tnincd. redemption blrrrd
This ON day VI April 1850.
H. u MtiIENRY. Clerk and Master
n H. & G. W. Hulskcll, toliciiorA
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF- 49,
REAL ESTATE

No. ZOO Rim the Chinccrv Court oi shalbj
county. Mcralstef w. William lounr 81 nl
ty virtue Ot GA luicf ucuturf derrcc tur silc. en-
tcrcd IN the abnfo cluHc ou The istdnv NJ April
isili. g. a. ~, PAGE ~. Will eel. at public Huc
tuu % thc hi chest bidder ln mont ul The tIrra
rnd Masters nhicu 90 ihu Main HirDtt CutmuCu o
the c1ur houso 81 shelby county. Memphis Icr
ncalco, on
Saturday. AN day q May ig9s,
within legal houus The blowing described prop
cry. s.niiel Ia the Taxing District Of shelby
county Tenn, ioWir
Tho south quarter q BOT 30 AZ tho same iront
iug hlry.fcvcn and one ClIhth co. icci. motc VI
l.ss on thlrka1lw street aud ruuaing back to
tween parallel lines nut hundred aud ilfiy.uirh
nnd one hnii uis'.l feet murc ur less 10 an alley
tue south llmc ui said lot being thc north liuc d
Sycamore siucHt
Terms oi ssic-Onohaif cash. balance on
cfcdit oi twelve months note bearing Interest viii
security required, liun reih.HCl. redemption nlircd
IhIa 18Th day ul AufII lr.l
y d. McuENEf ricrk aud Master
: T. Houston, y. T. idm1ndson, l.. g. T. lch
mnu. g. H. iflmhic, Solicit r.
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Jackson Mound Park gala day Sunday,
at 2 and pm.
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Nns. wncox's voncinLE REPLY.

Its only natural that 30 remarkable u
letter should call forth a response from is
recipient Overcoming her first surprise,
Mrs Wilcox pcnned tboiollowing letter TO
her Tor whom she had now lost oil sense Of
friendship;
Dear Mn. Aiherion-Your pcculIar-
ties are personal. not climatic. ] know
scorc Of delightfully."- humane Calliornians
who would 70 out Of their way 10 please,
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a sn Dummy Line Memphis Charleston Railroad Broad Bouad
home life opportunity o tn seas
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= punu-aoc OF the powers tC.ied ~ ~ hy a cor
tain decd Of trust made hy a. q Powell and !. n.
Powell, dated June @. is.. .ui fCoorini iu look
No i.1i Trust Deeds on farfs % 10, 10 the Couu'
" Of lake. state ~ IpuHU.HE, Whuiciu W. nfu
named o. TFfHfrQr we will ga
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For Nerxer. pshiIltx

DR.. II. r. Turner kassont MINI, says.
~ have found u very beneficial In nervous
debility from any cause, aud for indigcs-
ton"
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE.

No G.Nl2 N-fhanccry Count Of shelby County
John T. Malone guardian. w. John ~ Hunter
~ virtue OF an lntcfioruiuy decree for sale. en-.
tered ln The above cause ON the an day oi June.
ls,ss ~ " a. pigc O., renewed April s. ihsl. g. n
~ fagc ~ I will fcll at public auction 90 ula
hishc,i bidder In front Of iho Clerk aud Masters
ohre ~ the Main sifrci cuinanrc 81 the Courthouse
Of shelby county. Memphis. Tennessee on
saturday, fth Day of May. 1889.
within legal hours the following described prop
city situated Ia Memphis. shelby county, Tenn.
90 wits
lot No. T. ,. ~ Taic's subdivision. east ~ or.
lcuus street beginning at stake ON the south slda
oi Tate street. running east with sid ftnct bltt
feet 20 uu aUf. hrurn south with aid alley -
feet io on alley, thence westward with said alley
hia feet thence north w feet tu Tate strrvt 90 the
beginning hUlug same property conveyed ~ Miss
Mamie Hunter hy drCi dated August q ial2. book
81 ulrr iHs Registers Onlre shelby county, lcun.
Terms uf saIcaUnc thiri Cush. balance Ia twelve
months purchaser Cxlcuting Interest bearing note,
with SECURITY, aut lien retained 10 secure payment
Redemption barred.
This 18th dhy ui APRIL 1877.
y A. MtiiENRY. clerk and Master
ny T. n Edsuglou aud W. W. Mcdowell, sollci.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-05

A las 7 y media de Ia noche
sali6 de la calle de la Cruz, y re-.
corri6 ordenadamente la pobla.
ci6n, la magni6ca albora1a 4 que
uos referimos, organizada = dis
puesta en- la Agencia de don
Ramon Moreno. Formabanla in
finidad de faroles de color, trans
pareutes con lemas patri6ticos,
banderas y estandsrtes de todss
las provincias de Espsf1a, ana
burlesca pareja, hombre y mujer
:on caras de animales, y llevados
en- andas; cerraba la fantastics
procession un precioso dosel por-
tatil, arreglado con mucho gasto
= en- el cual se ostentaba el re.
trato de s. N. Ia Reina Regente
y ell Rey Nif1o, al cual acompa.
iaba una nutrida orquesta.
Inmensa era Ia muchedumbre
que seguia q esta notable alborada,
que con raz6n celebr6 y elogi6
entusiasmado el pdblico de esta
Capital.
Vaya nuestro parabieo q los or.
ganizadores de- la a!borads en-
question.