Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-01
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL,
Douglas 0ounty's Commissioners Before the
State Board Of Equalization.
PROTESTING AGAINST INCREASED TAXES,
Complaints Against an Alleged In.
suItcr OF WOmcu-A Saloon f
y Firm Falls Quietly News
and Notes.


LINCOLN, Neb., July 81 II Special TO TIM
BEE Andrrso, O.Iycofro
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TINS morning and presented a statement con.
corning their assess rlcut and asked that tho
thrpatoncd increase in thcir t,Dos ho ,,,t
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~ % % ''i"' ''''' '''.''." '' s''"'N 'H '''SO
! year inc menOerS OF the board were salts.
fled that the proposed increase was excessive
and promised to allow thpm tnrns4,ain nstb,v
,,.,rn 1.,,t 80, 10y
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PROFESSIONAL NsU lTER or WOMEN
Another case Of insulting advances made
by long-hairod employment agent is r-c.
ported todaybv a younr lady of ri ohtcen,,.ro
is anxious { o kccp horuame ont of bc MINORS
TIM ,ri,I s.,,,s ,,..,nt ,,,, c,,,, 20, .
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uy'l','I u! !C'l'oou 10 inquire LOT employment
ana While there she CIaimshc grossly iusultcd
heL she had todctGnd herself with apara.
sol and managed finally to escape from him
She said that the fellow th hWGtCniugly eau
Toned her 10 say nothing about the matter
These complaints concerning him are bccom.
ING too common Tor further suppression and
thog glrIs friends are endeav oring 10 have her
punish him in the police court
sNYsHIS TlRTNER ROBBED HIM.
Fred Haccnsic, md Ruruq GIotrn,tcr tto
soioo,, ,i,cn1,r. :, > ot nj ~ ,' Coi wv
been Goi6ra Land o6ro Isincs NV, w lU it' ~
IN irst - dnt,i,rne nf East tin,oIn bn, tII Tno
oftr r, ,,a,,t, ,,c,s lin 81 i, 49, 49,
Harcnsiclx discjosns tba fnrf IN ot tbo ,.,
took in ST. 1OO above all expenses i'm thnttin,c
bat he claims that Gotfeltor managed to get
hold of all but SIPS OF it. When they formed =
the partnership llagonsick says the agree
mcnt was that Inc should furnish the fixtures
andGlotlcltcr pay for the license. The latter
was owing SomeS 400 before the partnership
ana as soon as the coalition was formed
II nNaNr glgrN unl
hSlures to secure the same without Hagen
SICK $ consent and has used the profits of tho
saloon Tor his own benefit, even refusing TO
make out a SchedulcOf receipts. Hagen sick
,S ,S Cnlgu ,t Ti tla'S lW.rS way oi ao9 things
'''"' '',nv q" ~, W " "ploIl'Vu'
After welded disCord Of seven years Mrs.
Minnie Il. Collins asks 10 be separated for.
ever from her husband, Henry. The two
formerly resided in Linn county, Kansas,
so outHgcously thatthe was % living with
him. 1t was his daily Gus tom to beat and
kick her. Finally one day in Il fit of anger
he seized his revolver and attempted TO iuur.
der her Fortunately the cartridge failed to
explode and he was so cnragod over his futile
attempt to shoot her, that henext attempted
to beath her and kick her to death. Notwfth
standing his she continued to live with him
until he made a second attempt to murder
her and she had to fly for her life She camo
to Lincoln to get Il divorce and commence liio
all over again with her maiden name, Lucy
r., Rawins, She also asks for the custody
OF her thfee-y earold child
WISHES his WAGES.
For hve weary months William Rhea
plOwed harvested and did other manual
labor on the farm of Fred w. Baldwin, nota
great distance from Lincoln Rhca was to
receive $50 per month for the work but he
claims he received nothing instead EIe sued
orSlOO and the jury allowed him $50. So -
Even this reduction did not suit his en-.
plOyer, who insists on paying moth iug and
in hopes ofso dOiu 2 has carried the case to
the supreme court ON an alleged orror in the
lower court.
FORCING HIM TO PAY FoR MS rrrn
p n Trcdv,ov oshs tbo e,,nro,no C.on,., 10
force one NviIiaIn I,io,t "F Hptt o"nt 70
him for hanr rTbn auiJ ,yas b,D',bt
from the Franz Brewing comnnnv