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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

CTArE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CoUSTY-ss. In
- the Circuit Court Of Ia Sale County, Ill, March
Term. 1888.
C. NJ SHAW rs Michael Lowman, in attachment De
mand. 5000. a.,
Notice ia hereby given you, the said Michael Low
man. that writ OF attachment has been sued out OF the
office Of the Clerk Of the CrCut Court OF said county oil
La Sale AT the suit OF the said c. NJ Shaw ana against
the estate u yOu the said Michael Dowman Tor seventy
and 90lOO dollars, besides interest directed 10 the
sheriff OF said county 20 execute, winch SAID wrlt MAJ
been returned by SAID sheriff executed Nv virtue oil
the within attachment, levied on The following prop
erty, to-wt: - 49,, ,
The south half % Of the South West quarter y OF
Section twentyfOur I'd also the north half ~ OF the
south West quarter 90 OF Section twenty four "a
also the north west quarter % Of the North west
quarter n of Section twenty-five 90 all OF me above
described property located Ia Township thrty -thT~
S) north Range three so east Of the Cd = NJ, IN we
county OF la Sale ana State nf Illinois, levy made TINS
9Th day OF February, A. Il. 1857 , .. .,-,.,
Now unless yOu, the said Michael LOwman. sha
personally be aud appear before the Circuit Court 81
ad county on the nrt dAy VI the next term thereof
to be holden NJ ottawa, IN SAID county, on the second
Monday ia the month Of Mnrcn, 4. D. 1889. next give
special bail and plead to sad action. Judgment WI ot
entered against you IN favor Of the sand PLAINTIFF, ans
the property attached sold 70 SATISFY the same, WILL
costs -
HENRY W. JOHNSON, Clerk.
A, L. BcrryEs, Plaintiff Attorney. IebS4"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

EVERY day is full of most impressive
experience F W. Robertson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

nR. w. II. wE.+.SE;, successor 10 Or. Vim.
~ Sheppard Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist As
-stan State Veterinarian graduate Ontario Veterinary
College Canada Dental course under Sayre and Drake,
Chicago Office and Inhrmary Lafayette ST, Ottawa.
m lebis-yr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

NHOS. g. FULLERTON. Attorney t
west of Court House. jani 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

DUNCAN NC DoUGALL. @. H. CHAPMAN
McDOuGAIIIs& q Oh A PM a NJ Attor.
AVA neys at Law. Gedney's Block. Ottawa, H.. APPS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

J. W. DUNCAN. A. o ooNoR. HIT eILRHnr
duncan. O'CONOR & GILBkRr,
~ Attorneys 81 Law Office In Futterer & MetZgers
block east OF court house, Ottawa. Illinois and La
Sale, Ill. iuly2S3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

l ORENZO FILA N ID, Attorney and Coun
Illinois. mar5'M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

~ g. SWIFT, Attorney at Law, Armory Block
~. Specia attention given 70 probate matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

Al Il NH.USSI4, German Druggist ana Apothe
1. cary (wholesse and retail, Main street, Otta-
wa H. Importer Of Drugs. Chemicals, French CoGni.
&C Brandies. Wines &C
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-16

March g-3w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

: Die Na6ri6t Der 8erIiner p,efe
iber Or. Bernbarb 66rfer's SOB, Boz
tirt Niuncion, 4. SUM-, lautet bolItdns
Dig pie folgt: r@eltern ftarb in Der be.
na9barten GOlonie San 8ernaroinp
Or. BERNHARD G6rfer mad a9ttnnbi.
gem 3obestampf bur6 Strp9ninber=
giftung. S9on felt ldngerer ,3eit ma1s
ten fi6 ON oemielben 3ei9en bon Sci.
itesgelt6rtbeit bemerfbar. ct 1T Elm
Spfer feiner ginbilbung, bier fir bic
beuti6en unbemittelten &laiIen elm Neu,
Seuti9lanb (ieine golonie beiBt ia
Nueua @ermania) griinben 5u f6nueil,
wo3u f9 Yaraguap art tpenigTen eigz
net. Ginau5ie0e 8ei6merben uns bas
8~ewuBtfein, 9unberte bon armeu
9euti9en, unb biefe aus &IaHen,
bic am allertDenigften gum Nderbau ges
i9afen inb, bierber unb bamit ms
@lenb gefubrt gu baben, btrfte Der
@runb au feiner SeIbHentleibung fem.
Sur9 ben Sob J6rifers tperben tpeitere
Greiie Der bieiigen beuti9en @eieus
i9aft in MitIeibeui6aft geaogen. Was
aus Der @olonie unb ben in Nueba
@ermania angefebelten . 2anbsleuten
uerben ioa, peiB man nod ni9t, aunal
in Der umgebung berielben elm Musitatto
Der Nrbeiter In ben Derbas(Sbees)
pHan3ungen ausgebro9en 1T. Grau
Or. G6rfter, Die R@ in Nuepa @ermania
befinbet, erfdbrt eff morgen bic Sobesz
na6ri@t. sic iOa ebenfals leibenb
feiu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

Cine 3eituns fir bic urmen Sec
len i'm Gesefeuer birfte bod bas Neueite
auf literarii6em 8ebiete iein. Sn Der
Barabissbruderei in Mirnbers, einem
unternebmen, rel9es Der bortisen Sc
demonstrating nabeftebt, erfdeint
am 1. I. so. elm .Nrmen : SeeIenblatt,
Monatsi6rift gum Srofie unb our
@rlei9terung Der armen SeeIen i'm
Gesefeuer u 9as origineQe 8latt
pirb ins 9eben serufen, UNI einem
ldnsit gefablten geburfnife gu senii=
gen; in Der probenummer lieit man
bon benz Beridte bes aus Dem Geges
feuer auriidgefebrten Cd g~ngldnbers
9ritbelm, in benz 4rtitel Gin Bid ing
Gegefeuer" iiber bic 8ei6afenbeit oieier
S%trafanitalt i'm Senieits. Sa3u 1T fir
bieien geri9t cine 9lrt Qpprobation fei.
tens bes Cardinals 8elarmin beises
geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

8efdbr 500, 900 fir oas un~ternebmen
9e3ei6net norben. un6 menu n6tbig. if
nod mebr gu baben. Or. Nanien Ielbt,
ben fein Slid INNER ragbaliger
ma9t, bat oas Commando i%ibernommen,
unb er mirb in ben ndaiten paar 800
naten cine febr lebbafte Sbdtigteit
entmideln. Genn ct bat ni6t nur
bic grbauung bes 9pe3ial Gobr3suees
fir bic Noropol : Expedition gu iibers
MAIDEN, fonbern aud nod Elm Bud
iiber feline Nbenteuer in @r6nlanb gu
f6reiben, Dos glei93eitig in europa unb
tit Nmerifa erf9einen fon.
Nanien min unbebingt ieinen 3ped
errei9en! 8iele Bolarerpebitionen bae
ben ebenIo biele Sbatfraft barauf per=
penbet, lt6 eiaen &id5ug gu iidern,
pie bic gntfernung apif6en f9 unb
benz Norbpol 5l berminbern, = Nans
fen aber fagt, ct werbe gar feline 3eit
auf bic Si6erung oes &id3uges bers
i6wenben, benn man f6nne nur an ben
Bol fommen, tpenn n1an nit Dem feten
8orfab aufbre6e, ibn au erreiden
ober unter3ugeben. Sein Motto
tit bas alte normdnnii6e Spri6mort:
p8or uns nur liegt 9immel ober 96Ie."
9ieies Gpri6mort bat ct tiir3Ii9 in
2onoon fir ben borliegenben GaG fol-
gerbermaBen formulirt: vNoropol ober
Sob!" IS lit gu plini6en, baB bic
tihle nsberlegunasfraft bes berbienits
bolen 5ori6ers ni9t bur9 anbere Sat-
loren berbunfelt uetbe.
Naem Inf6ein na6 eruartet Nanz
fen, mad erfolgrei@er 8eenbigung iei.
net Bolreiie mod iiber @r6nlanb an
befen breiteltem Sbeile Big nod ben
Nnfiebelungen Der Weiftiite gu gelans
gen. Sn bieier Be3iebung tann man
ft9 BON ibm grfoIge beripre6en, au6
wenn aus Der @rreidung beg Norbpoles
ni9ts tperben fo1te, INNER borauss
aeieBt, DaB Naniens pbiger Mablipru9
fi6 ban1t ni9t au tp6rtli9 erfiat.
9ie NorbpqlzManie mirb mohl ni9t
ausfterben, big BET pol mirtli9 errei9t
iein wirb. unm6sli6 1T biefe grrei.
dung natiirli6 ni6t, unb Nanien 1T &C.
nib ni6t bic i6le6teife 9raft, bic ii@ in
ben 9ienif biefer Sbee geitellt bat.
Wenn bic nd6fte Saiion f6 als abio.
Tut ungiinitig ermeifen iollte, 10 min
bic Expedition umfebren unb nit @es
bulb auf cine giiniigere @elegenbeit
tparten.
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Wene Wureppls Expedition.

Der ROrbpol, pel6er f6on ldngft
ben SpiBnamen M orbpol erbaIten
bat, iibt nod INNER ieinen 3auber auf
Mbeuteuerburftige unb Spsculanten aus.
SIN nd6fien Sabre Ion, ME bereits cine
Sepei6e melbete, i9on !pieber, bon
Norpegen aus, cine Expedition aufz
breGen, nit Dem ausgefprodenen 3ued,
ben pol gu errei9en, folte es, mas es
noble.
@eIb liedt 9enug babinter. Del
6aupttapitalif bes neuen u~nterneb=
mems 1T Der Raufmann @ameI, - Der.
ielbe, tuel1er bic tleine partie ausrii.
itete, bic I'M Iebten CONNER unter Or.
9amien erfoIgrei6 quer iiber @rbnlanb
setlettert unb serutf6t 1T. IS finb uns
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ay- 9ie WoIfer (So.1 Stems foot

a- 9ie WaIter (Sa.) Stems fagt:
nunier alter Greunb &obert Barb bon
Wuscatine, Soma, mar Setretdr beg
Staatsienats unb Sabre lang Elm tbdti=
ger politifer, purbe aber ni9t eber aas
gemein befannt, big er Die &olit bate
unb Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Cure gebraa9te, uno babur9
in elmer Der Nn5eigen bieier Girma ges
nannt nuroe. SEPT 1T er populdr.-
5err 8airb fast: Sn 9es Moines Bee
fiel mid emit elm i6perer Wnfaq BON
Nieren : 8ei6werben. Sd lit bereits
spei Sage uno berfu6te ale Mittel, bic
aber nihts balfen. S9IieBIi6 faufte
i'd cine tleine Glai6e bon @bamberIains
Collie, gboleras unb 9iarrboe : Wittel
uao tpurbe 9ebolfen. gs toftet tpeniger
wie ionitige NraneimitteI unb i'd babe
nod ieBt einen &eft bieier Mebi3in fur
tinftigen @ebrau9. Sd balte es fir
elm groBes 9eilmittel. gum 8ertauf
gu rs unb SO Gents bic Tlai6e Bel &.
@obn & Co., s. &alteper & Sobn unb
allen anberen Ipotbefern.
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giue arpBe Meueruua bereitet lid

- Cine srOBe @%euerung b~ereitet fi9
in Der GigarrensGab,itation Dor. 9ie
Sage bes 9abana., @onnectieIt' uub
WisconfnsS edblattes, unb pie iie ionit
beiBen m6geu, fino gesdblt. Sn 3u=
tunft tpirb bic papiermiible bas 9efs
bIatt liefern. Ser urermibli9 bieMabr'
belt erfuri6enben unb bic Gdlf9uug
f0%rbernben WiKeni6aft lit es gelungen,
aus 8OggeniirOb elm papier ber5uftel.
len, bas, na9bem es cine ~geniigenbe
3eit in Sabadiub gelegen bat, benz So
badsblatt tdui6enb dbnli9 ieben fol-.
8as Bapier mirb bereits bon elmer gro=
BEN Stem Yorfer Gabrtt in ben 9anoel
gebra9t, uHb fol- ftarte Qbnabme, Nos
mentli9 i'm Siben finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

gei benz tiirali6 in @ieBen abge'
baltenen buri6eni6aftli6en 6eite er'
adbIte Der dig alter Serr" Der @ieBener
D8ermanen" anpeienoe &ei6stagsabs
g~eorbnete 8antoireftDr 8rano cine fleine
@ef9i6te, bic ibm Safer Griebri6 felbft
mitgetbeilt bot. Sci Der aaiiertr6nung
3u 8eriaiQes panbte ii6 Der oamalige
2ronprin3 Griebri9 Wilbelm an ben
@roBber3os BON @a6len Weimar uno
fragile ibn i'm 2aufe bes @eIprddes ettpa
6oIgenbes: vWeiBt Su benn, mas mir
eben treiben2 IS 1T bas, mas unIere
untert5anen nnb bic beutiden Bur
ideui6after aIs 9o6perratb gu Oerants
tporten batten."
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Gin Scepttter fa9t

Glutsef@pnre. 3ertbeilt aarbuntels. A1Setl bau<
ernb unb idneu 9dbmuns. GS lit Elm rabrer @eIunb>
beitsbrtnser. 9etIt 9cropbeln unb unbere slet9artise
arantbeiten. Madt fdIedfen Gtbem gut unb %entfernt
Bite nria&e. @ertretbt bic Siltpiitdt unb TIT unfberz
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Die @ntsefuna etner srau.

Rod, cine punherppue Gntbeduns lit sema6t ppreen
unp has npd paSu ppn ether Dame aus bieiem @cuntp.
Steben Sabre lang bate ie bic e%ntiesli4Ifen 2eiben
ausSuiteben, reI4e eerart an ibrer 9ebenstraft ssbrten,
eaB tbr Ipb ntht niebr fern gu Sein {9ien. 9rei Mcz
nate buitete ite unaufbprliA unp trnute teinen S6laf
tinben. Ga tauite fe rrn uns cine Slai6e BON Or.
Rings pgeuer Gntheduns fur S&win6iu6t" unb anb
l6pn mad Der eriien OpiiS 70 piel Grlei6teruns, hap ie
idlafen tpnnte, unb bic eine 6lal6e turirte ie rraifdn=
big. 9br Name 1T WarS. eutber GUS. Sp i6reiben
uns N. s. 9amrtd q So: in Sbelbp, @crb Carolina.
Rrpbe1alGen IN allen Ipptbeten. Greib, Ibpmpipn
q &C., NhpleiaIe.
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r
NERVINE

trsTen Bet Steberbise. Gin unperaIetdbares Qbfubrs
mittel. Gs tetlt frantbaften 3ppff@mers trunberbar
f9neq. a5rGnth< feine f4dblt4en Gubitansen. Rets
atst baS @ebirn. aurtrt f9ueI &beumatisniuS unb
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Da8 ein3ise b~efannte Mittel fur epileptiide Wnfdue -Ea
Gbenfc fur @pnpuliipnen unb Taltranfbett. @erpbN
bas 8lut unb beI@leunist beHen GirfuIafipn. 0erbin=
bert bic nria@en Der Srantbeiten. Set1t sefdbrIt1e
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9as srpke
Nernem 9eilmittel

sibt BEN 8Iute neue aebenstrdfte. 81 beilt ale I'M
reselmdbisteiten i'm Nerpenipifem. RB-Silft, ND aaes
aneere rerfeblt unb erfrii@t @etft unb 46rper. Seilt
DpSpepfia, pber baS @elb irirb 5uridseseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-01

9ietIeine 0eugierige.
DIANA, bat bic M~orgenitunoe ME
gu plombirte 3dbne2
Wie tommit 9u su bieIer bummen
Grage?
Nun, i'd meine nur, neil fie bod
8olb i'm Munbe bat.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
ONE MAN PLAYS MANY PARTS
He is the Abused Autocrat Dubbed
the Station Agent.
DIVIDENDS AND CAR couPLeRs.
Chief Arthur's Standing With the
brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
eincers-The Diissouri Pacif1c's
New Suburban Train.
General Utility Man.

The life of the railway station agent, at in
termediate points, is not a continual round
of pleasure. In the performance of his duties
he is compelled to 'star' in many drama.
About o'clock in the morning he arises
from his couch, and from that time until
about midnight is compelled to remain at his
post What are the duties of Il station agent
II a country porte
Well, but few people have any idea of what
they are.
In the morning he is compelled to don the
garb of a janitor, and preempting feather
duster, cleans up the Office so
that when the agent arrives 1t is in
proper condition for his lordshIp. Yes, he
Is also tue agent, but when he is cleaning up
tho room, he is only the ianitor. 1t Is not
quite time for tho agent to put in an appear
ance, so he is transformed into baggage
man. He next manipulates sample cases
filled with lead pipe or heavy hardware. A
fow moments later, he is plodding across the
plains to deliver telegram He is then
playing the role OF message boy. He Is no
longer "A message boy. He has a present
ment that there are perhaps several cases of
eggs to be shipped by express. and with a
Ai-Caiibre in each pocket starts out in the
role OF an express agent This DONE he
glanees at the time-worn dial of the clock
which rests on a mantel piece composed of a
few rusty nails driven into the studding,
and discovers that it is near train
time. Now you find HIM AT
the ticket stand. He does not look as
though he would condescend TO carry and
deliver telegramnow. His face is wreathed
IN smiles. a diamond stud glitters in his
shirt bosom. A silk tile is lald one side, but
sufficiently close 10 the window so that
everybody within range of the latter can not
but SEQ the shining headgear. He is now
the ideal ticket agent, but for short time
only, as somebody will wire information 10 "a
resident concering the condition OF a mother
iE-aw or bachelor uncle. Mr.. Ticket Agent
must agaln saunter forth and face the ineyi-
table that Is thrown in with tho position OF
station agent.
Yet some people Imagine that the average
station agent is pensioner on the company
by which he Is employed. Such is not the
case, and on tho other hand he is often
poorly paid for the volume of service per-
formed.
IL Is dangerous, TO say the least, where
trains running In opposite directions are
scheuuied 10 meet at a gwen point at the same
moment The same may be suld where trains
are due TO meet at given point at the same
time where roads converge The wreck on
the burlington at Gibson was largely due 70
the former OF these facts. IL is true that the
engineer on one of the trains was found 10
have failed IN the performance of his duties
through his failure 10 apply his arr brakes
but, II the other train had reached tho spur
track In proper time, the line would have
been cleared and no collision would have re-
suited. AS IL was, both trains were due
one viii dispute that they ''met'
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
Homn CIgarInnkcrs.

zone year ago. said tall, oald-headed
cigarma,er who has lived in Omaha for
years I'VE had over one hundred cigar
makers. To day we have less than half that
plumber. Why! Because the Omaha re-
tailers do not patronize home industry. The
saloon keepers will not handle cigars that
are made in Omaha, still they want our sup
port when election time rohs around.
The tobacco used by us home fellows is
as good if not better than they buy in the east
but you can't convince the local retailers,
and as consequence we have been frozen
out, one at a time, while only few are left
Out of thirty-six shops whore cigars are
made in Omaha, there are only about six in
which the manufacturer employs any help
In the others the men do their work Ut home.
They cannot afford to pay rent. If home in
dustry in this particular line were more lib
orally patroai2ed it would be better for
Omaha and the cigarmaker's unlon."
The red label which was inaugur ated by
the union cigarmakers of Omaha has been
abolished. The matter was laid before tho
unions headguarter officials, who opIned
that the red label would conflict with the
blue label, and the Omaha boys immediately
volunteered to give IL up.
''The red label" said union cgarmaker,
twas great help to us iourneymen as well
ag To the bosses. IL gave us more work and
the sales were treble what they arc pow."
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
And Even 1.

Ernest MeGdgeU IN chicago Herald.
The lark lies dead upon the plain,
The wood-bird sits with folded wing,
Leaps in my heart the old refrain,
"Stiil must sing, still must / sing"
Nayl not because ParnassIan height
Seems nearer now or less sublime,
High, high indeed his muses. flight
That scars above the lapse Of time.
But that my songs when shoreward cast.
t'aint-murmuring shells by life's broad
sea
May be in some mans heart at last
What other songs have been to me.
No higher hope hold than this
That one may say when am dead,
ale reckons not Of deaths cold kiss
His song shall answer in his stead"
And thus n changeless trust keep,
My guiding star in stormy years,
Or when wake or when sleep,
That bids me through all doubts and fears
To stake my soul upon the die
Aud write some lines that will not rust
A great heart-hunger not 10 lie
3 FOrgotten-when my bones aredust-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
WORLD OF TOLL and MOIL.
What It's Inhabitants are Doing for
Self-Protection.
T. V. PoWOERlY DISCUSSED
Boycotting the Anglu-imerica n
Brewing Trust-Joining the
Central Labor Union
Typo"r pliers Solid.
Powderiy Discussed.

The Knights of Labor, a paper published
in Chicago, is very bitter in an article on
Mr.. Powdeily. It, accuses him of being dis
honest and of selling out the interest of those
who really labor.
In Omaha, Powderly has many warm
friends and admirers, but has enemies as
well.
A member of the horse shoer's union said:
"Our boys like Powderly and believe that his
course has always been in the interest of
laboring men,
"Powderly is anything but our friend"
said member of the Typographical union.
He mas grown rich at our expense and II
Eow takes more red tape to get into his Of
flee than ii does 70 get into the private rooms
of President Harrison We arc sick Of Pow
DERBY"
A big, stout plasterer who was asked for
his opinion openly declared that Powderiy
had the big head.n He also doubted his
sincerity in certain steps he had taken
A member of the Switchmen's brother
hood said he didn't want any Powderly in
his, Vroman, he considered, was the proper
man for the place.
"Powderly is all right" said burly
bricklayer," and if my vote will do any good
he will succeed himself"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
THE CAPITAL CITY CRlST.
acting Unauthorized Business.
A WARMING TO THE PUBLIC.
A Very Unhappy Lincoln Couple
Mrs. Truax FIourishes n Revolver
State House Jottin gs-The
City in Brief
A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.
LINCOLN BUREAU OF TIE OMAHA BEE, J
1nDl L STREET

LINCOLN BUREAU OF TIE OMAHA BEE, J
1929 Z STREET, ?
LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. 10.
Word reached the insurance department
of the auditors Office day or two ago that
the Globe, Enterprise, Western, Merchants
g. manufacturers aud Citizens Assurance
companies, of Cincinnati, o., and the Arme-
nia of Pittsburg, were trying to transact
business in this state without being author
lied. In fact that all of them had succeeded
in getting some business IN Omaha and a
fow other of the larger towns of the state
1t is learned, however, that the business Sc
cured has been through correspond
ing agents. For the benefit of the
assured Deputy Allen states that
IN the event Of loss they will
have trouble 10 collect the amount for which
they were insured for the season that the
laws of the state give them no protection.
This, of course, is in the event that the
companies refuse to pay. The fact Is also
cited that the penalty of violating the insur-
ance laws OF the state is fine of not less
than 81, 900 and imprisonment IN the county
Jail of not less than thirty days. Agents,
therefore, who attempt TO work tho law may
get into endless trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
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City News and Notes,

West Lincoln is to have Good Templar's
lodge.
Lieutenant Griffith, professor of military
service at the state university, has been pro-
NOTED to be first lieutenant in the
Eighteenth infantry, vice Lieutenant
George 5. Hoyt, promoted to be captain and
assistant quartermaster in the quartermas-
ter's department
The first dress parade Of the new cadet
battalion took place last evening. 1t was
reviewed by the professor Lieutenant
Dudley.
Alfred Glendey mas been something of a
local sport. Sometime since he stood in
pretty solid with Hattie Hoover, who runs O
sporting house in the west bottoms. All Of
a sudden he disappeared quite suddenly and
about the same time she missed 500 in cold
cash. He returned to the city yesterday
evening" and on her complaint was arrested
on warrant issued from the police court
charged with the theft of the money. This
morning he admitted having the money, but
said that she loaned IL TO him. He was tried
this morning for frequenting house of ill
fame and fined S25 and costs. The former
charge was called for trial this afternoon,
and Hattie failed to appear Colonel Glen
dey was therefore discharged.
The Pleasant Hour club held q meeting ap
Hardy ~ Pitchers this evening 10 arrange
for the winter session.
A meeting of the republican county CEN
tral committee was held this morning at the
office Of Chairman Hamilton and arrange
ments were made for prosecuting the county
campaign.
IL is said that Chief Justice Reese will To-
cate in Lincoln and resume the practice Of
law after his present term of office expires
The tirSt hop TO be given by the new Calu-
met club viii take place at Temple hall next
Thursday evening. This club is composed
exclusively of young married people. The
club has secured the new Lancaster hail for
a Thanksgiving dance.
George A. Hagensick was given pleasant
surprise by his friends Thursday evening,
who came IN on him unawares at his home,
1880 street, 10 celebrate his thirty eighth
birthday. The evening was spent most hap
PLY. Early in the evening handsome gold
headed cane was presented 10 him by mis-
friends.
The case of Eckhardt VS. Eclihardt, divorce
proceedings, an appeal from the Kcarncy dis.
trict court, was filed in the supreme court TO-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-20
State House Jottings.

Sheriff Wilson, of Buffalo county, COM
mitted two murderers TO the state pen to day,
one for ten years and one for life They
were George Yancil and Wash Petit, the
former convicted OF manslaughter and the
latter of murder in the second degree, at a
late sitting Of the district court in that
county.
Commissioner Steen returned from Nor
folk last night where he went a day or two
ago TO inspect the insane asylum at that
place. Governor Thayer, who went on u
similar errand, returned home at ] ;3O this
afternoon and occupied the executive chair
until late hour this evening"
Ben Cowdry, deputy secretary Of state, is
enjoying a visit from his father j. G..
Cowdry, of Columbus, who came down TO
spend Sunday with him.