Omaha daily bee., 1890-05-24


| leaders who intended trafficting with their
| votes.
/ "a hot and exciting discussion followed in
| which parliamentary rules were forgotten
and delegates flushed with anger shook their
fists I'm each others faces.
''Tho mooted resolution was finally de-
featCd with n vote of ~ TO %. a few tame
resolutions were passed, tho convention adj
iourned sine die, number OF grange meni'
bcrs declaring they wanted nothing more to
do with the knights Of Labor.
"Dave Butler looked crcsttallcn. He de-
clared he had enough of the farmers alliance
aud the grange"
THE SUPREME COURT CLERKsHIr.
The condition Of affairs regarding tho
choice of the judges of the supreme court for
the clcrltship of that august tribunal is, ac'
cording to their statement, in statu quo,
which freely translated means that each
Judge has his favorite for the position and In.
sists that he shall be the coming man. Judge
Norval is reported TO favor cxlieutcnant
Governor h. q. Carnes of Seward for the po
sition, Chief Justice Cobb wants H. H.
Wheeler, a former deputy while Judge Max
well stands by Walter Lccso The report
that Judges Cobb and Norval would probably
unite on w. A. Dilworth Of Hastings fails to
be corroboratcd.
CAPITOL INTELLIGENCE,
Captain Stccn, commissioner OF public
lands and buildings, was recently hurt badly
to be seriously injured he has been forced to
return to his home at Wahoo
Articles of incorporation of tho Nebraska
land and Improvement company were filed to-
day with the secretary of state. The gen
eral Office is in the city of Milwaukee. The
capital stock is 81, ,0OO,00O. The incorporators
arc George Hiles, &. o. Baker G. w. Briggs,
James Hiles, Nj. g. Cook and b. SlSidmorc, jr
The following notarial appointments were
made today:
Walter G.. Graves, Boone county; Oliver
Van Olinda Potter county; Harry a Wcster-
field, Omaha; j: J. Dcminski, Elba; Austin
II. Moulton, Fairbury; W. w. Wade, Lin.
coin; Wellington f. Walton, Blair
The only case filed in the supreme court
this morning was that of Lehnoff Il Soor-
nichsen vs. William d. Fisher and others
Error from Cass county
The water bonds of the village of Atlln
son, Holt county, were presented to State
Auditor Benton today for registration The
amount is 5000.
THAYER on GLUCOSE,
The following communication was made
public today:
LINCOLN. Neb. May 17.--To His EScellcncy,
Governor Thaycr--near Sir: Concerning my
contribution to the state Journal of the tlth
inst. upon the subject matter OF glucose manu-
facture as an industry of special concert To
the citizons of this state. beg most respect
OF that industry, to ask your cxeellcncy for an
whether Or not it may likely merit your sup
port in the way of recommending it to tho
favorable consideration OF our people. re-
MAN, very respectfully yours etcS j,c,nns
STATE OF NEBRASKA. EXECUTIVE DEPART
MENT-LINCoLN, Neb, May 10. Il. Richards.
Esq, Attorney -at-Law- Sir: Yours Of
this date is before asking for my views
concerning the glucose industry. would say
that my views are wholly in accord with those
expressed by you in your valuable letter pub
lished May IL In the State Journal. | know OF
no industries better calculated to advance tho
prosperity of our farmers and citizens gencr-
corn and potatoes and of sugar from sugnr
establishing the same at every convenient and
suitable locality in the state, and | trust the
eXertions of our people to establish numerous
such industries In this state may be crowned
with success.
For some weeks past have been considering
facture of glucose as an additional important
and profitable industry; but your timely let
Providence has lavished upon us with un-
stinting hand the blessings of Il rich, fertile
little attention from the husbandman, the
most bountifui crops of such roots and grain
as S enter arSey M into hn the o o Of of
the proper direction to utilize them ON tho
spot Manufactures should be established at
various points through this great state and
every bushel OF surplus bcets, corn and pOta-
toes should be manufactured into sugar
glucose, syrups starch, etc, and the surplus
of these, after supplying home consumption,
exported to other places for sale, the money
people, and the honest farmer would find
diversified and profitable home market for
his produce, the inf lucnce of which. together
with the larger cash returns for our exported
manufactured articles, would be of vast bene-
at to al And md, more ,o,o activity more fl
would hatg@raiiy follow, as as q mq;SttSgE
turning our corn into beef and pork, we are
without ways and means of utilizing our sur
plus corn save to the whisky still, whereas,
had we glucose industries well established in
the state, our surplus corn would find its way
into that shape which would most benefit
mankind and be more profitable to the pro-
ducer and manufacturers; in short, can con-
ceive of no industries for n state like this that
will tend so greatly TO promote the prosperity
and socially as those f manufacturing beet
sugar and glucose. The latter will tend in
entirely to root out intemI erance from among
us. Very respectfully, JOnN Nj. THAYER.
CITY NEWS AND NOTES.
c.. l.. Wells, real estate agent, sues Wesley
Mallett for a commission of so for selling
some land for the defendant in Custer county.
Today in the district court George Tillar,
formerly subject of Queen Victoria, but of
late years IA resident of the United States,
declares his intention of becoming citizen.
John M. Dewitt, who has been trying for
several months to get his commission frohT
the ST. John plow company for the sale of
windmill, secured Judgment for $50 III the dis
trict court this morning
Not long since one Tom Carter sold Splen-
did span of horses with harness and wagon
to Mr. May for $3.50 and then left town. Later
Mrs. Carter appeared on the scene and de-
clared that the outfit belonged to her indi-
vidually and that her husband had no right to
sell it, Sheriff Meick replcvincd the horses
and Mr.. May has commenced suit against tho
sheriff TO recover possession.
To Shut Down Glass Factories.
PITTsBURG, Pa, May 23.--The western
window glass manufacturers association has