Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-09
and further order as the commission may
deem necessary in the premises.

and further order as the commission may
deem necessary in the premises.
LEW WALLACE CAN'T COME
In view of his inability to attend the
recent reunion of Nebraska veterans at
Plattsmouth, as he had calculated upon do
ing General Lew Wallace wrote as follows
to Governor Thayer:
My Dear General: There is no use talk
ing would like above all things to attend
the reunion of the First Nebraska OF Piatts-
mouth, to which YOU so kindly invited me;
but the grip has me, and seems determined
not to let me go. The doctor forbids my GO
ing any place. Please represent me to the
survivors of that glorious organization.
Theirs was the first regimental voliey
heard in battle. | remember how it awoke
all the blood IN my body. l also remember
how the "Johnnles'' w.lted under 1t.
Truly your friend,
LEW WALLACE.
ARREsYED FOR FORGERY.
Thomas Norman caused the arrest of John
f. fuller a we'll known abstractor, today
on the charge of forgery. Norman says that
Fuller presented q check to him Tor SO,
duly signed by Mcbride Bell, prominent
real estate men. hnowng tnat they were
perfectly responsible ne readily cashed the
same and Fuller pocketed the cash. On pre-
sentation at the German National bank 1T
was pronounced "a forgery and the sequel Is
as stated. Heretofore Fuller has been con-
sidsred perfectly responsible, and his friends
sion of the crime
SUPREME COURT CASES.
The following cases were filed for trial be-
fore the state board of transportation To-Day:
Leroy S. Winters VS. John l.. Means;
error from the district court OF Adams
county.
Aultman Taylor s. Co. VS. Stephen p.
Buckmaster CT al, on appeal; George w.
Sprague ct al. vs. Frank c. Fuller ct al.
Nichols, Shepard & Co. VS. }, l.. Miller, and
Gazella M. Jones VS. Nathan A. Sherman, on
error from the district court of York
county.
CAPITOL INTELLIGENCE.
April % about 81, 600 acres of Blaine county
school lands will be put on the market and
sold.
Fred Kretchmer special agent of the
interstate commission, was ut the capitol to-
day preparing for the inquiry into the
alleged determinations on the long haul
freight rates.
The Cookie Separator Manufacturing
company of Milwaukee. Wis, domesticated
by filing resolutions and articles OF incorpo
rations today. The company has capital
OF $4,000.
The Building and Loan association of
Dakota of Aberdeen also domesticated by
filing articles and resolutions of acceptance
as required by law. THIS company has an
authorized capital stock of 100000
The General Conference association of the
Seventh Day Adventsts of Battle Creek,
Mich, also complied with the laws of the
state as aforesaid. It's object is to diffuse
moral ana religious knowledge and in
struction, maintain publishing houses, edu-
catlonal institutions, etc Authorized cap
ital stock S50O,00O.
Auditor Benton received $4,000 of Louis
vile precinct bonds for registration today.
These bonds were voted To construct free
wagon bridge across the Platte river at that
place.
CITY NEWS NOTES,
The Pacific Telegraph company will open
a branch office in the Windsor hotel IN "A few
days.
Hon. Il. H. Benton will leave for New
York as soon as the interstate commerce
ADMISSION gets through with its work here
on insurance business.
Bud LlDdsay's restaurant was gutted by
lire this morning.
Sheriff Boyd of Omaha was IN the city
today. He brought down Henry Gordon
(eOlored) patient for the hospital for the
insane.
store room at the corner of Twentieth
and j streets was burglarized last night. The
amount stolen is not yet known.
The weekly Herald. J. ID. Calhoun's new
democratic paper, appeared today.
Mrs. Harry B. Lord returned home last
Wednesday from her hcme, while there her
father, DIR. William Ballard, aged seventy
two years died and was buried with Masonic
honors, he being Mason for nearly thirty
six years.
DIR. Berney, the catarrh specialist is spend.
ing Sunday in Lincolns