Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-09
STATE AND TERRITORY.
Nehra skn JOttInna.

n Il
ems to invest $50 900 in a similar structure
The cons ~ NehrosLo Citv last yyeo,,
irsgcd thir.v0nine la,y'hroolycrs con victcd
thirty seven and extracted S27s4S from the
gang,
pi,,a or,, a,,oo,,,,o,iou0 ,or ,h, ,,o,,, s-s ooo
court house in uastings ,nnst be smhm;tted
h,. Tho SSd of Mav Rids for tho honIs yvIii
aiso ho ononod ON that dac wa
"'1o ,,a.,s.,, y. Op."sS ou .,,a. sna. '' , A.,
piatde onS use its iotont noVyer in JrivinS
scores Of Of indnstrjes vet to he MeanwhiIc n
vast amount of law cnergv ia going to waste
r,,. -.'.'I,'. " !'.' 80. % - ;,1 -.
ine superVlsoirs vi o.so naNo ucclucu .. W
suoii.I i u propos,1lol 70 .ue vo.ers W au.n9r.
re nne lSsue oi oohTs lor oou.L ~. HOUSE 10 10
bos uot ~ hoo, aeroad unop bnt II ,.iII an.
,,noooL siso onS wv "p0'' '' " W. p
M, .,,,.,,,. ,o.,.,. ,,,. ,,,,a. 80
inc muie IL grnuuaily losing ms plnco as
, ,he cilei Oh living hiukers. N po.I VI
s, .su.n',ss 'aushu pa,t u,i luleu anu uupaH p
parGa eoa 1od puse III ftUpehSe, p anu ,,,n Jnrg
souls heu instanVer W 'ie hapPS hph'uS
erouhu'
Ihurston county Is now ready Tor business.
FENDER captured the county seat ana COM
plete set of ofliceholders are ready to manage
affairs for themselves and the public. The
spoils are about equally divided between the
two parties.
The Pacific Short Line has secured the
right of way between jackson and Ran
dolph in Dakota county. Grading gangs
are at work on the line, and expect to com
pete 100 miles in five months. The survey.
ors are running preliminary line west of
Planview.
The telephone building IN Wahoo was de-
stroyed by lightning and fire Tuesday night
While the lurid flames leaped high and
mingled with the roaring storm, heartless
subscriber connected with the managers ear
and yelled, Hello, Hello, Central, is 1t hot
enough for you," The wretch escaped.
pbo nv uon NJ Il cr;ggs tho sy,oe, troub.
/,
str;ny IN Wyomin, Durinrg n recent visit to
Buffalo he assured the anxious residents that
the Wvom;ng evtonsinn Of the Rurlinut
,vonin hn huiit and that tho road would not
| ston snort of the coal fields
N;ah.nr,. i, a,,;oua g, r,,o,,, ,,,,,, tho MI,
,,1, Nooaaia Is anM'ous w. Nnom WY bt v'aJ 80
mnuhse roau USELESS h, n. ~ =
m m ,hs he triaeS with Tho ns,srce Of tbe
company has Vrlneu Wltu .io pasenCc " Gtie
pe1p.e, anu ~ Is ianc.S .tia. 'ney VIII stsu
which jumps the grade and builds and oper-
ates a line. WIN the opening or the SIOUX
| RESERVATION Nioprura eNpects Sollu oooui,
| and railroad facilities are among the chief
| esSentlais.
is " eho oGI't 10 Nv WIN erra,t pt'Cn M
narnInvinn to du,, tho ltnan ei,e of energy
| and M effort is shared to Mace the town in
| the front rank Of prosperity. Her agents
| and ad dvoc,tes arc srourinu tho cast s,npin o.
her nraises and securing men and means to q
advance her Industries and develom her re-
sources The latest movement Of the neonle
is for a railroad north to the Black Hills.
| Kearnov is n model of push and energy Her
| examnIS viii hear tronsnlantinp.
| Tho nouo,,nor f,kirs who ars eeeoin,
| country towns nv means of ,.,vriteuns ), ara
| benv unmercfuIlv roasted and deservedlv
| so nv the local nress Here IA n snccimon
| from the Fremont Herald s'Probably the
| most utterly valueless and misleading Of ali
| tho nrofessinnaI .twritauns, nvor nerne.
| yratad nnon Irremont land that ia saving ,
| pood deaH is the alleged nictorial uboom,,
edition of the Omaha Replblican. delivered
| here in cort-ioad lots and hawked about in
| the still uulet of Sunday morning by a couple
of imported professional gamins from Omaha,
| with yawps on 'cm Ike unto the believing of
| a fog horn 1t reminded everybody of the
| remark which the devil is said to have made
when he sheared the hog-great cry and
little wool. There was absolutely nothing
in it that was benefit to Fremont"
| ,.
| iow" i'e'hs'
| Boone mas sunk sT,Voo III well l,9Oo 1ee'
deep. =,
A gypsum mill will blossom at Fort Dodge
about the hrst OF july.
Street fakirs, bogus check swndlers and
| mumps are raging in the state.
| There is large emigration from towns and
country to Dakota, Montana and Washing
| ton
| Belmont offers a purse of $1,000 for the
first manufacturing establishment located in
| the town.
The number of hogs cut up at the Cedar
| Rapids packing house for the season is 81,
| 767, against 44,966 for the corresponding
| period last year.
MIR. and Mrs Frederick. of Sioux City
are the proud parents of twenty-one chill
| dren TWO Of whom have died; nearly all OF
the nineteen are grown and some are mar
| ried.
The annual reunion of the Tri- State Old
| Settlers association will be held at Keokuk
| September 10. Judge Hubbard, of Cedar
Rapids; S. M. Clark, of Keokuk, and Johr
NJ Palmer, of Illinois, will deliver addresses
| John Benkson- painter, heaus the ilst Oh
larse lallIoS ,i IuouauH, nc 10 vuo ,aS.io, t',
ol eiRntsen oniurem 9m, ooiin Seiity I'LL GHiiet 81
| ffteem hiIdren three ~ fourteen seven n
thirteen and fifteen of an even dozen to date
Tho O.1or of y, i,yoy ronductors hoo do
| oidad 70 buiid n nationni home some,vbere i,
| Tho stota the nri1e gning to the town ofrer
| inc the host ,nducements Davonnort Rur
iipS,,tnn S tnn Si"nu GitU CLINTON Eonpcl Ri,T
| anS CrasIon ore condidates rTho ndi6co ,vil
| cnst soSn 0no
| 60 - 600 hoo, 80 ,,..,o ... ,o,s.x .os =,
, ,uort,o al a. Morsbaii,o'nn
w. , iaso Jbor boIf Of Tho starch faed y,,rnal
ont hy tho factnrv Trnryard ~ 5S, stnnr.
orc benn stiiI fei IN ono ~ the hn,.ns nh,
works are now grinding an average of j, OOt
bushels of corn n day.
hunoh 90 or,ior,,,r,, ob,rns :, Co,
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