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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER %, 1894

contemporary the Kansas City noting the
debate between students Of the universities Of Nebraska
There is to be debate between the students
the State University OF Kansas and the students of the State
ve year following PROPOSE
which the debates choose
Influence of the Novel Stronger
Newspaper Initiative and Referendum Should Be
uced United Sates Natural Should be
troed General Weight Should be
Legal Standing
States Should be increased From this list will be observed that
the people of this country occupied with modern ideas
collegiate debate quarter a century would
interested itself with the influence of Greek Roman life
with the question of Martin Luther real the reformation
the question whether Washington
general with the wisdom of march Moscow
comparison Caesar Alexander
As result of this OF training and left
to face the larger problems OF life and OF society
prepared they up years
training the old education has made college
the boundary line of fogysm The the
word-wha called the mau-has been
in the march of than the coan Tine tendency the
toward the The student takes
the modern scientific the German scientific the
ic "c engineering the electrical engineering the
sociology the modern language" the rule The
classical left to the who going for the theo
logical seminary the end Utility the word that written
the of the modern university The school boy gets Whit
public before he graduated
vety he the battle from affair." He taught
square, fearless look and then ahead The
thought and their grand before them They
with traditions and agents The university
the force which shaterng partisanshp politics
and bigoy religion. Utility beay and progress these
the products modern ideas education With
the coming will advance beyond the dreams the
present"
the rounds will January
theeabouts tender his resignation general solicitor of the Union
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22
THE COURIER

OUlsIER
Pacific election United States
beyond and his resignation coming slightly
would strengthen him before the
him all around There has not It
opposition Mr. Thurston within his party ex
cept with the railroad There
good believe he will speedily dsspate the only OBJ
stace
The landslide weeks advance
assembling the legislature has taken all life
senatorial situation and this feature OF the legislative
hardly the be anything but the most
senatorial will begin with the
ringing speech acceptance which fate would let him de-
years ago. Mr. Thurston will Washington the
souled genial and has been
Washington always be able the atten
He fortified by ability and eoquence and
the will look him to perform distinguished service
Some years ago report Omaha
whether really from Mr. Rosewater do not know that
the lookout for whom he could
paper position that this has
filled by and fact that in the INTERVENE
several young have to great deal Of trouble
tempt to try the Rosewaer requirements Mr.
formerly Lincoln correspondent of the ed
political paper aspire
place. Another is j. W. Outright editor Of the
this city.
Christmas holidays will probably be
spirit good fellowship
The shops busy
throughout week. than
considerable ux of people.
green
the formey but generally speaking the
the approach Christmas the usual
Nebraska seldom has real Christmas weather
good many of still remember climate where grim
begins December with THANKSGIVING day.
where the Christmas holidays usually find the earth hidden
inches Of and those of
realize that has
next
Tuesday The weather during December exceptional
Nebraska The greater portion the
the middle of the
ceedingy contributed general
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22

"A snaken the grass all the dangerous from being
suspected of the blood medicines
lie To avoid all risk ask druggist for Ayers Sarapa and
Ayers Almanac, which is just the yea
Some people WISE Likewise these people above saving
asoss After they enough of them
that's another storyto 50 is the point
week by buying Christmas E. Haett
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22

Within the last week interesting has been going
the rounds the effect Mr. will January LIST
thereabou tender his solicitor of the Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Luther met his opponents and gained
more adherents: OF his year In Wartburg
Castle. during which be began his great
work OF rendering the Bible into German,
and of the services OF Melanchthon In
preparing $3.50 the confession OF faith
and protest against Rome whence the
name Protestants. Turning then 10 tho
great antagonist OF Lutneranism, the
order OF Jesuts, founded IN 1870 he indi-
Gated their methods and the fruits they
bore In the massacre OF st. bartholomew.
1872. and the Thirty Years war. the end OF
which last, in the peace OF Westphslia,
lstS. giving equal rights TO Catholic and
Protestant. may be said 10 mark the
termination OF tho movement.
In conclusion the speaker pointed out
that the great point gained by the Kefor-
nation was a bringing back OF the popu-
lar mind 20 the Bible as tho source or
religious instruction, and In passing paid
neat tribute to last Sundays sermon
bv Or. Hatcher. Its failure was in re-
,afntuc tho union OF Church and state
and tho practice OF infant baptism, with
TIA consequence OF unconverted church
membership. IIe closed with word OF
earnest exhortation TO the young people
nresent In all their efforts 20 do good,
10 care more for the heart than for the
outward life, 90 seek regeneration OF
individuals rather than reformation OF
masses.
Tbe lecture was an abba effort. and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Rev. J. c.
Hidden. y. -, viii deliver the next lee
,ure In the course on February 18th. MS
subject will be Destructive Baptist PIN
/ cplcs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
LUTHER AND HIS WORK.
T4oe..or IL. II. HARRIS Lecture on the
Reformation.

t.ors..or II. II. HARRIS Lecture on the
Reformation.
A rye and cultivated audience was
scat az the lecture OF Professor IL. ii.
l4tr.s. on THE Reformation" delivered
g. The Grace-Strcet Baptist church on
I.!sy night. The lecture was one OF the
t.I.. os the Chrisuan-Culture lecture
f..re 81 the Baptist Young People
il.on. or Grace-Street Baptist church'
- j. Garland Pollard. president OF the
t...u. introduced the speaker Inc i"i-
towing are extracts from the lecturer
"ly TIE reformation" said tie speaker
- commonly designated the religious
; lyemeut which began IN the early years
, The sixteenth century spread thtOusn
J.ytul provinces OF Germany ana mo
Ieauark. Sweden. Switzerland, HoliAhu'
md Great Britain. affecting also France
40 Northern italy. and thus alousine
~ Europe IL IS commonly ana ilBnuS
Gssoclated with the name OF Marllh lu
Ger. but he was anticipated ia sewers ~
81 his more important doctrines 10y "NA,
lac IA England, who died l"S'' russ 90
Jerome in bohemia, burned at the STAKE
iiiC. and Sayanarola. ~ floTehoe, w
te,nned and executed 1893 or 1893. ~ was
Dreaded also by tho Waldenses IN Nor'h-
I'm Italy Alblgenses la Southern France
trd other such sects, who, under severe
Persecution. kept up a spiritual worship.
The lecturer gave a rapid sketeh OF
Luthers life, including his educauon lo'
the law aud hts conversion INTO 'hon"'
and Of several of the most no.able Cur
ellis Gas at Augsburg. DiS, dtsputst'oh,'
(an At I.eiDsic, 1870, and diets or genera
ssIliaznenls Gas ~ Worms. iI--i). IN WINGS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TIE BASEBALL CONVENTION.
Only One Delegate showed Up-Chat About
the Game.

The baseball convention to have been
held at the American Hotel yesterday did
not materialize. Captain Dennie Perkin-
son, Of Petersburg. was the only delegate
10 put In his appearance. He walked
into one OF the large parlors Of the Amer
lean, called the body 10 order. delivered
the address Of welcome to the visiting
representatives. and nominated himself
as permanent chairman. He then took
the floor and moved that inasmuch as
there was no business before the conven-
ton II now adjourn sine die Resuming
the chair he put the question and de-
Gle red the motion unanimously adopted.
With q pronounced rap OF the gavel the
delegate dispersed. Captain Perkinson
then took the next train for the Cockads
City.
Captain Parkinson said that he came
70 Richmond In response to a call by Mr..
Teddy Sullivan. OF Washington. who has
interested himself to considerable ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Surprise Party to Miss Davis.

The surprise party given at the resi-,
dence of Mrs. Louis Stratton. No. ~
South Laurel street, Thursday evening, IL
honor OF Miss Laura Davis, OF COLUMBIA
was a delightful affair. Music. dancing
and games were among the pleasures OF
the evening. and refreshments we're served
Among those IN Attendance were Misses
Ilnnie and Myrtle Carter Florence Lock
EFT. blanche DAVIS Bertha ana Linina
Eransford. Peal Mayo, jennie MhHWell
~,unie Martin, Emma Hope, Minnie
Bethel Mabel Farmer, Mollie Petts
among the gentlemen present were The
Nlcesrs. Willie Adams Thomas c. Gentry
Jr.. Caepar Hunt, Reuben Glazebrooi.
Virgil GIazebrook. George Mayo. CharI
Underwood. Eddie McFaddcn, ". i. kirt
l.y. Willie Kirtley. Evan Snead, Nincen
Iongenotu. James HasNins Charlie SeuI
Luther Jones. ana w. u. Foster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

tent In an effort to organize sa,e
league. II seemed. though. that Teddy
and all the others had become some"hae
Iukewarm with reference to such an or
ganization. rs they had not atteh'eu INC
convention.
TRYING TO REoRGANIZE.
An effort has been started 70 reorganize
the Tr,-City League. A meeting To thus
ono will be held In the near future. Inc
new organization will be governed on
strictly business principles. and those IN
terested will utilize to advantage the eN-
perience OF last years games.
A committee will also have confer
ence with Mr.. Fisher, OF the raIINay.
company. and see IL suitable ~ az
,,,an,s cannot be made for the ample anu
comfortable accommodations to the parh;
II IS believed that II this can be arrahseu
that the Tri-City League would DC eve"
more successful than II was last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Tim NIisses Pochler's Dance.

The residence OF Mrs. Poehler. west
puyal street. was the scene OF II pleasant
entertainment Wednesday night, the oc'
casion being a dance given to Misses Ida
and Lena Poehler 10y the Bachelors CUB
The following ladies and gentlemen Were
present: Misses Leila Griffin, Katie Noll
Mary Angle. Louisa Names. Maggie shea
Isa Poehler Mary and Rosa German
Lena Poehlar. Bette Mcneil Maggie
Ieahv Mamie Leahy. John Messer
schmidt. John Ryan. X. stevenson Clnly
un,bes David Cornell. Pop Wesley, j
pacriealuppo. l.. Q. Wenderburg, Petel
SUNNI and James German.
At u o'clock supper was served anc
enioved by all, after which there was
German recitation given by Miss Maggie
I.eahy, ana songs by Messrs. John Ryan
Cnny Hughes, Peter Stumpf. and POI
Wesley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL.
Annual Meeting IIeid-New Officers Chosen
Change Of Name.

At the annual stockholders meeting Of
the Lincoln National Building and Loan
Association held at their Office yesterday
the following directors were elected for
the current year: Otis II. Russell. \.
" CARRIER. I. ]. Hawkes.. J. A. Pattee,
and T. C. Cook.
In compliance with a recent decision OF
the COMPTROLLER of the Currency prohibit
ing the use OF the word national n.
building and loan associations. the stock
holders directed the Board of Directors
TO apply TO the court for an amended
charter. changing the name TO the Ameri-
can Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
The secretary reported 1900 shares OF
its capital stock subscribed and in good
standing, which Is a gain Of ITO per cent.
over the number in force one year ago.
and q net gain in assets of over Us per
cent. The report also showed that the
affairs OF the company were In a flourish
ing condition.
The following officers were elected:
president, Otis II. Russell; Vice-Presi
dent. A. w. CARRIER; Secretary and Gene
raj Manager. j. A. Pattee; Assistant
Secretary, b. Il. Arnold: Treasurer, u.
c. Cook Trustee, 1. J. Hawkes..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
r1ensnro NJ Cnntnin CoIc,s.

Mr.. Clarence Montgomery entertained q
low Of his friends at the residence or MS
stepfather. Capt W. A. .. Cole, on Friday
evening. Parlor games and other innocent
amusomcnts were INDUCED in. AT i
o'clock the guests repaired 10 the dHllhs
room. where o handsome collation. was
served. consisting Of all the deIcdcles o.
tho season Among those present were
Misses Snllie Flournoy, Pearl flourhoy
Emma Goodwin. Olga Gould. Fannie Mont
po,uerv. Alma Jenkins. Maggie Gould
blanche Montgomery. Lotie Hall. Lille
Batchcller. Daisy Points. Lille Hall. 81
mo~ Goodwin Lillian jenkins, Bright Hail.
and lee cole and Messrs. +. Harry Jeter,
Willie Gathright, {. Judson Taliaferro'
John GIN. Philip Goodwin, Asa Cartwright
John Hubbard. Kemple strong hehrS
placont. Eugene Warren, Walter Melton
Harry Hall. Nat Thornton, Andrew Lucas
Frank Gary. Sam Elicit and Ira Mont
Eomcry.
The chapcrons were Mrs. Fannie NJ.
Jenkins. Mrs. W. \. o. Cole, and Mrs
g. w Jenkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

The mozart Musicale this week WI
g., bcld on. wednesday evening, so as MOI
- interfere with the grand concert ~ h'
, 81 1T'' tomorrow night under prof'ssoi
stsin.s direction for the benefit Of The
- 81 the city. The following artist
viii appear wednesday night; MIS- lis
pcrtba webb. vloliulst. ~ New YORK. the
lifted pupil Of Nine. Urso; Miss Marie Marie
Richmond contralto. Of New YORK; MlSs
Ida r.. Robinson. soprano. OF Richmond
professor Henry Schueller. tenor, or lNcn-
mond. arl Professor Jacob keinhard''
communist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
After Assessment Bonder-.

The United states postal au'hor.'ie
have issued fraud orders against II ioi's
list of bond Investment coinpou9 vi
49,. s,rounJ that they were conducting lot
to,.y schemes. and registered letters ana
'',,yy,o,,-orlers being sent 20 these compa-
MES ,,,,.' Of their officers are stopped at then
''astiration and returned 10 the senders.
These concerns are located chiefly in the
western states. ..o,
At the post-ofIlce here II is said that
,,.srlv IN the money going 10 these com
"anies from Richmond IS sent to ono
Iufr.f- and Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

The members Of the Concordia Pleasure
C,lub gave their annual entertainment
Monday night at the residence OF ar. a.
/ VI. Moesta. Among those present Were
Miss Carrie Dinkel. Elise Node a. Node
Dora Moesta. al. Harvey, J.. hanhWlh
kel. Dora and Louise stephan LINN.
Singer Mary and Anna hrolheister, VI
1,ncstcrdeld and the Misses Zacharias
NIessrs q. r.. Nolds. @. Harvey, Z
cchmtdt o. and y. Miller. A and w
Nolde. Henry Moesta. Ii. underwater r.
spstt A. Singer, and Mr. and Mrs. l. j
III Moesta After enjoying some very hnc'
music an elegant supper was ser'eu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
MnshIngton.street Church Pounding.

The members Of Washington-Street
Methodist church. desiring to show their
appreciation OF their pastor, Rev w
Asbury Christian, who has recently begun
housekeeping at No l70 Grove avenue
turned out In goodly numbers last Tues
dav evening and pounded their popular
minister. lie was the recipient OF many
presents. both useful and ornamental
Mrs Christian and her brother. Mr.
Charles McMullen. OF Greene county. va,
who is visiting the city. are accomplished
musicians. and the company was treated
20 n delightful impromptu concert.
Both church and pastor are growing IN
popularity and in usefulness, the churct
reporting twenty-five accesslons wlthlf
the past few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TIE BURGESS CORPS VISIT.
To BE Received by the Governor ana In
tcrfained by the Local Military.

10 lie tsffFlffu Wy tht 'p'''h'' 1890
tcriained by the Local Military.
The proposed visit Of the Burgess Corps
OF Albany, New York, TO Richmond FEB
ruary 9Th. Is being interestingly discussed
by the military Of this city. and elaborate
preparatlons for the reception OF this dis
tine,,ished organization are in progress.
Tho Burgess Corps. one Of the strongest
military organizations In New YORK Slate'
was organized october 8, 1893, and mum
ttrs among its members some Of Albany s
most prominent citizens.
Colonel G. OBJ. Cowardin has received
n letter from Major James o. Woodward
commandant Of the corps. advising him
of thu proposed visit Of the corps TO New
Orleans for the purpose OF attending the
Nardi-Gras, and also OF their lntenuoh
Of stopping over in Richmond for SNORT
while on their return thereirom. Ihey
will arrive here at the Union Depot NJ
$50 o'clock on the evening OF the 9Th.
and will remain IN the city until =
oclocI, the next morning. During Their
trim they will be entertained by the local
military In Jersey city. Raleigh, Able
Vile S. C.. Atlanta, Mobile. New Orleans
Montgomery Richmond. Washington
Baltimore. and Philadelphia.
The Governor will tender the VISITORS
| q reception at the Guprfnatoiidi 4"u'i
| sion on the night of their arrival bu'
the ARRANGEMENTS therefor have not been
fully Perfected. IT is understood thai
| they viii also be banquetcd by the mlli'
tary. Colonel II. NJ. BOykin is WORKING
up q programme for the military part OF
| the reception, and expects 90 have Inc
| entire military OF the city turn out t'
receive the corps. and to have a salute
| fired by the Iowitzcrs
Among the distinguished guests VINO
win be with the party Will be senator
David T. I'LL. Governor Roswell j
Flower. General Harry w. Slocum, Gen
eral Josiah Porter, Acknowledgement oi
| az the state OF New York. John II. Starlh
Il New York: the Hon. \. Il. Gown
| state Treasurer; Mayor Green or Bing
| hemton; state Senators O'Connor anc
| Coceeshan Assembyman Philip kecH
| Recorder Frank ". Downs, OF bingham
| ton: CAPTAIN l.. W. Wade, ana LAeuten
| ant W. H. Powell. Of the keck HouaVes
| Of Johnstown: the Hon. Charles NJ
! hutchinson, of Utica; Colonel George W
] CHAIRMAN. ana j. G.. i. kincnd, OF th'
| Utica Citizens Corps Veteran Associa
| ,iou. ana Captain W. VI. Storrs. presi
| dent Of the assoc. Ion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
DALLAS SUBURBS sToRM-sW EPL
4 BOY Killed and Number OF o'"er
Persons Injured.

DALLAS. TEN, January N.-At :
O'Clock last night wind-storm or hur-
ricane swept over Oak GIN and South ana
East Dallas, destroying property to the
extent OF 100000, and killing 4 boy
Beginning at the Central railway IN
the Vicinity Of the oll-mills, its pain.
ebout hfty or 100 yards wide. extended
in q northeasterly direction. II COM
menced by demoIishing small out-housss,
but. gathering strength as 1t passed tls
vacant building No. '9o Coinnlefce seI
- IifteI from it's foundations, and n
norton OF the chimney went through the
roof Of n nearby house doing much
damage to furniture and fixtures. Several
persons were injured.
About twenty houses were wrecked aha
4 number OF others badly datlascu
MASONIC TEMPLE DESTROYED.
pENIsoN. TEX. January CA small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
RESULT IN ROCKINGHAM.
Turner, IL; Moore, Is lie; Gordon ~ wal
ton, Q 1-e; Woods, I.

HARRISoNBUR0. VA. January w.
Democratic primaries to elect Delegates
to the congressional convention when
meets here Tuesday next were heia
throughout tho county to-day. The coun-
~ has IS delegates. and has been hgh,-
ing-ground, as all the other counties ex-
cept Frederick have already elected dele
gates. So far as heard from Turner has
secured II delegates; Moore, Is IL; Cor
don. 4; Walton, ID; Woods. l. The bal,
ance OF the precincts are not expected
To change the proportions much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Death of mr.. ). 3. Baliou.

Mrs. John j. Ballou passed peacefulIy
away early yesterday morning after
na,nful illness. She leaves q husband ano
Even children TO mourn their loss. and
her diving message 20 them was: my
dear ones, / shall be the lirst one ready
md waiting TO welcome you on ths
,oldea shore Meet me there"
The funeral will take place from Genie
nary Methodist church At o'clock thi'
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
To Sell the seven Pines Road.

A decree has been entered In the Hen
rico Circuit Court ordering the sale, AFTER
due advertisement OF the same, OK tne
Richmond city and Seven Pines railway.
This is the outcome OF the suite Georse
Il. Fisher against the railway company
and f. NJ. Conner and +. J. Craisie. SUD
stituted trustees. which has been penuins
for some time IN the court ana Is W
satisfy a judgment awarded MI. flsner
for sS0,l52S5. for which sum Mr. fisher
held first mortgage liens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
,,oss-,,ectipg of EndeayOrers.

mass-meetlns OF the various Chris
tian-Endeayor societies OF the city VIII
bn held In Richmond tomorrow night;
Or Beckley will deliver an address anu
much Information concerning TINS WORK,
as reported 10 the convention pe'"S "e'N
| IN I.ynchburg, will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Enraar Ladies' to Meet.

There will be a meeting or the NJ
rnoriaI-bazaar workers Wednesday AZ -
A. NJ. at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN ASH
citation. The object or the meeting ),
10 get in all outstanding iuhds ueslseN
Cron, tho bazaar, and l. fun attendance
Is urged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Ssntepce of Priest,

DULUTH, MINI, January D'-Rev.
Father Connolly, the priest convicted OF
criminally assaulting Miss Julia suther-
land. a member OF his congregation. was
to-day sentenced to twenty years ana
three months Imprisonment, at hard labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
1Hr RICHMOND DIsPATCH-SUNDAY, JANUARY Fl. 1894

cyclone struck the town OF Pcttsocfv'
this state. early this morning. Inc Ma
sonic Temple and several small buildings
were destroyed. So far no loss OF Ire ~
Oh