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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Simply uppiy "swAYNE's OINTMENT" No
Internal medicine required. Cures - ter
tcZeuta, ten all eruptiuns OF the face. hnndSd
nose. etc, leaving the skin clear, whitN dne
henifhy. Its q eat healing aud cuTativ.
powers nrG post seed by no otner remedy.
Ask you drnEg ists tor SwAYNEs oINTIE y \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Or. Slmme' White Pulmonlc Balsam. the
positive cure in core throat and lung dis.
eaa"s coughs, hoaTsuUe b Group. blood
spltting dc Sold by regular druggists
only and at GIG King stresa al so cents aud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Jerry Harr.Gan ID no Doubt q greatly
disappointed man. lie surely expected
Governor Reynolds TO pardon him. He
had his few effects ali packed up on Tues.
day morning ready to leave The jail. lie
must have lad the PROMISE OF lie would
not have packed his clothing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
Delaware IS vltnoatA STATE Auditor. Z

KA,fs Clover Root Will part. your
Blood. clear your com piskion, regulate
your bowCia and MAKO Your haA'l Gear "a
q bell. 25c.. hQc., aHd si.0l
Sold Iy y. b. rEa:er!s, =. i. Cor. Second
md NaTAUt SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Jlnzs L NoLaoIr hSs no moro chance
OF being Anthony Higgins Esq. successor
than hs tAE 4 ge.ns ore OF the keepers at
sssr yetu7c gate in Heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

Col. Wainwright the pension attorney, end
flooI No.3W 7thSt. wishes every soldier or
BHiiof. whose pension claim has been re-
jected. to call on him any afternoon. lie
hus important Information to cominuni-
cate to them. Widows pensions secured
In from 40 to % days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

The water G oll. .nIs.tostrs yesterday at
feTnoan de6idsd 10 anal! "a acme al The
water in the race before and altar II ia Mt.
sred, This is 10 ord.r 10 Elss the people
an Idea Of whRt ths REV tiuat Is dong.
Thu balance n hgEk 10 rSpGIled to 10 sle
p5l 80. Inc weekly payroll ci $4ss5t
was ordered psId.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

TIC all aIaorlng fasstion now being
askej - m.sect Ia WRo~ls Eotng to
la -. ,,r&
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

II. T. iiourdon has removed his elgH
store and factory from No. Cast Sec ond
street, to s. W. cor. OF Second and Snipley
streets. Tho city Market and RUBY Gold
rlrmI n suhGilltY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

lJuBLIC SALE-The subscriber having
i rented his farm will Sell " public aaie.
ut his +, 81 lence near ooch's b. Id u, White
Gay CrerN hundred all his stock and farm-
ing utensils. on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

- forget the lHoJ.ss Bauge social
Yhup ! THIRTY uai., JsL. IL. !s95.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16
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tie toil9winE plJie ., 81 ward Iamea uarlkinss
eEsr SCI tNicfaci IiiIesrieis cisSr store
80. onE M barrier sh o. tif9 h aud IolI.
hard Fig ia ward, Char cs l.. TayIor's
cigar 81 ore. sixth and Lon lar l.
SO rriI,t d is r Ut-ihird ward. Nenl kcnne-
dyt- eaIuan No. - Madison St Get. Filth
ward Ef.ey Dulglcy Batoun, NJ O2j siadt-
son size l. Icstn Wild. iTnwns loon,
Ilpus. nj and Jackson streets. teVrnth
wIrl CottIHglam's saloon, Mao Maryland
brriIl,. Twr,Tt wa a, Muud s. g atoou, Lam
c4sts,r usenu ana Juiuu street.
1hlr4 t5lstg Sixth ward. Ohm Morcland's
Sine siafe No. sac KING sir Seventh
ward NlaoFc's grot e'y st ne. delaware ave
uue.ind y est. Ntuth watd. james lilgby 3,
No. q NarSrt street.
Tho ussessu, q wi bu Ia session mt The Court
House d4cyA orr topup on II nary %, 30.
and 30, February aud > tor the pur pJse OF
making any cor otiOnS aud placing any
n,Iuu On tue assessment list that may nave
been omtttcu. j, u MCS Oh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-16

For New castle, 81. II. 5 Il. ~. 2.j1, $50
CIT, U.bo, . 81 D. M. and l-..O night
Iur I.ewe-, ID a.. III. - l., IN
Npress for Dover. harrington and DelmaE
81. Il,tJ. iI,., -, H. ana .Ol night.
Fer harrington and way stations uni" A.9o
ixpress Tor wyoming. Us p. IN.
ExpIees Iu, cape Iharies. Old Point Com
lori uIu Nortols LOS a. M, and !.Oi night.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05

committee also added an emergency clause.
The report Of the committee was presented
when but few senator's were present and but
few IL any OF those who had been let into
the secret. The bill as amended was then
ordered Immediately to n third reading with
out being considered in committee of the
whole. This proceeding took place this morn
ing. After recess the bill was read the third
time and passed.
II was only when the bill had been passed
that the discovery was made By Stewart Then
II was apparently too late but the senators
who did not want the state depository law
repealed went to work and in half an hour
they believed they were fortified with a ma
jorly.
Stewart then moved that the vote by which
the bill had been passed be reconsidered He
explained his motives by saying that the
judiciary amendments had not been consid-
cred in committee Of the whole. and the sem
ate did not realize that the bill as passed
repealed the state depository law
Pope made an explanation in defense of the
bill. He claimed that the house bill
amended the county law, but did not touch
the state law.
McKeeby said that he did not understand
the explanation offered by the senator from
Saline. He said that for himself he did not
propose to be party to any trick. He would
vote to reconsider If he was the only one to
do so.
Pope denied that trick had been at
tempted. He said that the committees report
and the action OF the senate had been as fair
as any proceedings during the present ses-
sion.
The roll call on the motion to reconsider
the vote resulted in its adoption as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
JOHNSTON Is AFTER A FAT PLACE.
Secret of the Popui,st Vote Against Cover
nor Holcomh Is NnM ON.

LINCOLN, April 4.-(Special telegram y
Barney j. Johnston. populist representative
from Nemaha county. wants to be one of the
three secretaries Of the State Board of Trans
portation at a salary Of $4,000 year.
This fact has been brought out by his vote
yesterday against sustaining the veto Of the
Omaha Fire and Police commission bill. The
law compels the board, which comprises the
state auditor, attorney general, secretary of
state, treasurer and commissioner of public
lands and buildings, to appoint one popuist
member and Johnston thinks the position
would fit him perfectly. Secretary Koontz
the present populist incumbent, is said to
have won his place by similar act Of treach-
cry at a critical stage in the maximum rate
bill matter and Johnston saw in Wednes-
days crisis a glorious opportunity to do like
wise, and he rose to the occasion.
Quite a number Of republicans have been
impCrtuned by Johnston for position and 1t
is claimed that Tom Majors has thrown this
one to him as price for his desertion of his
party. 1t is not the first time he made
grand stand play in this direction Johnston
voted for the repeal Of the state depository
law. which at one time assumed the proper
tions of a party measure with the republican
majority. Johnston is a minister of the Cum
berland Presbyterian faith down in Nemaha
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05

SOME PRETTY PLAIN TALK
The vote having been reconsidered the sem
ate Immediately went into committee of the
whole to discuss the bill. After a few spar,
ring bouts, in which McKeeby and Pope
seemed to be the principal opponents. Nc
keeby made several allusions to trickery, and
said he didn't propose to endorse any mon
key work"
Does the senator from Webster intimate
that any member of this body has been guilty
OF trickery?' asked Pope
What have said, l have said" retorted
Mckeeby. "and have said nothing for which
| desire to apologize
Whom does the senator accuse Of trickery
and monkey work." again asked Pope.
Il am not on the witness stand in this
senate" replied McKeeby with considerable
heat, but II the senator from Saline win
step outside will tell him what | mean and
Will also give him a great deal of informa-
tiCn which he will hardly care to hear
Il merely asked the senator from Webster
a question, and If he is a gentleman he will
answer it, replied Pope
Ihe senator from Webster is gentleman,
and no senator on the floor will dare question
the fact" was McKeeby's retort
Both men were angry and controlled them
selves with an effort The incident closed
but the senate had a narrow escape frcm a
scene.
Tho judiciary amendments were then con-
Cured in, and the bill again passed by a
vote of 10 to II, the detailed vote being as
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
,port Of the National Guard. The bill

the support Of the National Guard. The bill
was passed.
The senate then went into committee OF
the whole. with McKesson in the chair to
consider the claims appropriation bill.
The reading Of the claims bill continued
with frequent interruption until II o'clock.
when Graham moved that the committee rise
and report the bill back to the senate with
the recommendation that 1t do pass After
some little discussion the motion was agreed
TO, although the reading of the bill had not
been completed
AFTER HAHN ALSO.
On motion Of Black the sergeant-at- arms
was directed to inform Hahn, who was not
present, to forthwith return to the senate
house roll 2S. The motion was agreed to
unanimously.
After house roll No. 2OS had been con-
sidered in committee of the whole Lindsay
created diversion by moving that house
roll No 246 be ordered to third reading. This
was the insurance bill which the senate had
ordered Crane to return. The opponents of
the bill endeavored to force an adjournment,
but failed, and Lindsay's motion was agreed
TO, The senate then, at 220. adjourned
Before adjourning the senate adopted a
resolution of Watson's directing the secretary
Of state to hang in the senate chamber a
portrait of the late ex-Lieutenant Governor
b. c. earns of Seward. the frame to bear a
silver plate inscribed with a suitabe in
scription setting forth the public services of
the deceased lieutenant governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Schuyler Notes and Personal.

SCHUYLER. Neb. April 4.-Miss Anna
Jensen. formerly a teacher in the Schuyler
schools, now employed in the same capacity
in the schools of Omaha, spent recent va
cation with Mrs. c. d. Thorpe, an old friend
here.
Misses Nellie and Florence True of Omaha
are spending week with their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Phelps have gone to
Peoria, H., to visit their parents and the
friends of their old home.
IL. M. West left for Chicago a few days
since to live.
Percy Brown is at home from Boston,
having been called on account of the serious
illness of his father, c. f. Brown. Percy
will graduate this year from the Institute of
Technology and will then begin a course at
Harvard
J. Hatcher and wife of Leigh were in the
city Tuesday.
By the change in the officials of the Folda
bank Nelyie X. Miles, who has been with
that institution during the last five years,
discontinues connection Herewith. In token
of the esteem in which he was held he was
presented gold watch and chain by the
banks cashier. e. F. Foda.
Mrs. Theodore Mayer is spending the week
with friends in Norfolk
V. II. Lovejoy went to Des Monies yester-
day TO spend the time until Monday with
friends.
James Mother lies In the county Jail
awaiting trial for pawning watch that
was mortgaged Mother pleaded guilty and
was bound over to the district court.
Early this week, while hunting ducks
Melvin Hashbergcr was accidentally shot by
a friend who was hunting with him.
John Fdltys. an old and esteemed resident
Of this place. was buried here yesterday
His death followed several months Of suffer
ing from inflammation of the glands of the
throat. He was "A years of age and leaves
a wife and three sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
PROMOTING BEET CULTURE
Lancaster County Farmers Will Meet Today
to Take Advantage of the Bounty.
MAY SECURE SEED AT ACTUAL COST
Lincoln Compcrcial Club VIII Assist Those
Who Desire to Make Contracts Along
This Line for the Present
Season.

LINCOLN, April 4-(Special Telegram
All Lancaster county farmers who
have decided to raise a tract Of sugar beets
this year have been requested to meet to-
morrow at the Burr block, at D. m. sharp.
Those who have made contracts with the
oNnard Beet Sugar company at Grand Is
land, as well as all who may wish to contract
are urged to be present. All are invited to
meet with a representative of the company
who Will be at the meeting
The Commercial club of this city has on
hand limited supply of imported sugar
beet seed which it is willing to let farmers
have at actual cost.
The Dierks Lumber and Coal company has
filed articles of Incorporation with the county
clerk, showing a capital stock Of $500 900
lncorporators are: Herman Dierks of Lin
coin and Peter and Henry Dierks of Broken
Bow. Similar articles were also filed by the
Wright Seed and Oil company. composed of
VIII II. Love, Frank Pyle, j. d. Wright
Frank e. johnson and C. II. Bottum, They
have paid up capital stock of $4,000.
Owing to strong pressure brought by citi-
zens of York. the case against Claude Bell,
the university student who stole lot of
books, geological and geological specimens
has been dismissed.
Mayor Graham and all the city officials re-
Gently elected will take their seats Tuesday.
This morning Mrs. Annie Wagner proved to
Judge Waters in the police court that she
was regularly ordained minister in the
spiritualistic creed and had a right to give
seances. These, she claimed, did not come
within the meaning of clairvoyant readings,
Tor which she had been arrested for prac-
hcing without license Consequently she
was discharged
For receiving stolen hogs Judge Holmes
today sentenced Fred Grossman to four years
in the penitcntiary.
Receiver Hayden of the Capital National
oank has secured judgment against the estate
OF w. w. Holmes for SIC $50 Holmes having
been stockholder in the bank.
City Treasurer Stephenson in his report
says that Of the S21 900 deposited in the Cap
ital National bank in the name of the city
he has recovered $4,000 in dividends, and
mas deducted from the amount Of the original
deposit the $1,000 owed by the bank to the
city for taxes. A few days before the bank
closed its doors Mosher sent word to the
treasurer that if he would send up the re-
ceipt for $4,000 taxes due by the hank he
would send the money down to Stephenson
This was done, the bank got possession of
the receipt. but some one connected with the
rotten institution pocketed the money, leav-
ing the city to hold the sack for the $5 900
The city treasurer says, however, that he be-
lieVes he can recover this money from the
officers and stockholders of the defunct nnan-
Cal institution
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
FAMOUS FITzGEKALp CASE SETTLED.
Supreme Court Brings In Its Final Decision
tn the { elcbrated CHse.

LINCOLN April 4.-(Special Teegram.)- y
The supreme court today handed down it's
final decision in the celebrated case cf John
Fitzgerald against the Fitzgerald Mallory
Construction company and the Missouri Pa
cific Railway company. The opinion Is written
by Judge Post and the former decree of the
court is modified as to give John Fitz-
gerald judgment for $500. .90633. The court
further decides to appoint a receiver with
authority to collect the full amount from
the construction company and the Missouri
Pacific Railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
In Need or seed Grain.

NORTH PLATTE April 4.--Caretully pre-
pared lists In the hands OF the county COM
missioners show that over 900 families in
this county will need seed grain for spring
planting. Owing 10 the lateness of the sea-
son very little wheat will be planted II Is
the purpose Of the commissioners to purchase
and furnish seed corn largely and a smaller
proportion OF potatoes, oats and barley. AL
though the rains that visited the eastern part
OF the state failed to materialize, there has
been much moisture in this section. the
ground is in fair condition for planting and
much valley land has already been seeded.
Several car loads of horses for Colonel
Cody's Wild West show. which opens tho
season at Philadelphia April 26. were started
east today
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Two Blazss ut Lincoln,

LINCOLN. April 4.-tspecial Telegram.)-,
At o'clock Downing's foundry. on the
south line of the city limits, was discovered
to be on fire. Owing to a lack of water in
that vicinity the building and contents
were totally destroyed. The loss is about
100000, with but $4,000 insurance.
At o'clock fire broke out in barn at
the corner of Sixth and NJ streets in which
Wing e. Schlling had stored sixty three
tons OF hay. None of 1t was saved and the
building was totally destroyed. The loss Is
estimated at $1,000, with no insurance. Had
1t not been for the chemical engines several
buildings near Downngs foundry would
have been burned as the wind was blowing
half a gale all daY.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Co.oreL Trooncr Shot.

CRAWFORD, Neb, April 4.-(special Tele-
gramJ-Prlyate Anderson, colored, of troop
II, Ninth cavalry, Fort Robinson. was shot
on the main street at 2 o'clock last night
by William Ray, colored. gambler. Ander-
son and Ray had quarrel over prostitutes.
Several soldiers were in the asSaulting gang,
and 1t is the general impression that Ray
was justified, The bullet entered the cheek
and came out at the back of Anderson's neck.
lie may recover. An olcer of the Ninth Is
patrolling the town tonight with an armed
picket, 1t having been decided by the COM
mandant to keep the soldiers out of Craw-
ford
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05

Governor Holcomb Refuses to Honor tho
| Nelnisltinn for thu Now Yorker.

LINCOLN, April 4.-(Speca Telegram.)-
Governor Holcomb tonight refused to honor
the requistion of Governor Morton of New
York for the return to that state of Harry L.
Davis, arrested in Omaha last week on the
charge Of embezzlement. The governor based
his refusal upon the ground that the arrest
was for the purpose of collecting a debt and
that Davis was not in the state when the
representations upon which the requisiton
was demanded were made, and that therefore
1t could not be shown that he was fugitive
from justice. The governor, however, gave
the New York agent until next Wednesday
to present further evidence
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
scveral 1.-Two, Threatened.

oDELL, Neb., April Especial )-Ycster-
day morning when j. Nanvolkcnbergh of this
place went to his we'll TO draw water he
found bottle lodged in the curbing. Upon
examination 1t was found to have contained
quick silver, the contents having been
thrown In the well. The label on the bottle
showed that II had been obtained at Hanover.
Kan. The suppositon is that 1t was a case
OF attempted poisoning. and as several fam
ilies use water from the well the results
might have been serious.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05

Little Maud Richer of Beatr!ce Burned to
Death and Her Brother Injured.

BEATRICE. Neb., April 4-(Special Tele-
gram)-Maud, the 5-year-od daughter of
Mr.. j. L. Richer, was playing about bon
fire near her home last evening when her
clothing caught fire. The cries of the child
and her companions brought the mother to
the scene and seeing the condition of the
child, she grasped her in her arms and
tried to smother the flames, and was fright
fully burned herself, both her hands having
nearly all the flesh burned from them. Ths
chlld's clothing was entirely burned from
her body. and after intense suffering the
little one died at 1890
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
LINDSAY PLACED BEHIND THE BARS.
Slayer OF Fletcher Robbins Eegius His
Two Years Term.

PLATTSMoUTH, Neb., April 4.-(special
Telegram.)-Pugilist James Lindsay was
taken to Lincoln today in charge of Sheriff
Eikenbary and turned over to the authorities
at the penitentiary. where he will serve
two-year sentence for the killing of Fletcher
Robbins in a prize fight in this city last
August. Lindsays attorneys will prosecute
an appeal, and the supreme court now has
under advisement a motion for his admission
to bail. Heretofore Lindsay has pretended
to care very little over his threatened pun,
ishment but when put behind the penitentiary
walls this morning he broke down completely
and sobbed like a Child
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
KAvENNA BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.
r:lntGd II lalua. iluSinaxS L

Directors Conclude They Are Not War
rantcd In Doing Business Longer.
RAVENNA, Neb., April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The First National bank, Ravenna' S
heaviest banking institution and always con-
the county. closed its doors by order of its
board of directors this morning. The bank $
insolvency is the natural result Of the times
Business depression in all lines, due to the
drouth of last year and inability to realize
upon assets that under normal conditions
would be considered gilt-edged. has made 1t
necessary for the bank to suspend business,
not being able to maintain the reserve re-
quired by the national banking laws. The
assets of the bank will exceed the liabilities
almost three to one and depOsitors will with
out doubt be paid in full If crop is raised
this year, or as soon as borrowers can raise
money to discharge their obligations to the
bank. About $4,000 of Buffalo county's
money will be tied up for time, but the
county is secured by collateral sufficient to
preclude the possibility of loss. The suspen-
sion will of course work great hardship upon
the depOstors, but as it Is reasonably sure
that in time they will receive dollar for
dollar they show disposition to take the
matter philosophcaly and are thankful that
the matter is no worse.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The comptroller
of the currency today received notice that
the First National bank of Ravenna, Neb.
had suspended and Immediately ordered Ex-
aminer Howey TO take charge. The bank
had capital Of $50 900
The comptroller ordered Examiner Cannon
to take charge of the First National bank of
Dublin, Tex. This bank has for some time
been in process of liquidation, but the
progress made was entirely unsatisfactory,
hence his acticn today.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Lexington Musical socle,y,s Work.

LEXINGTON. Neb, April 4-(Spec!al)-
The Musical Soross on Tuesday evening gave
their usual monthly recital, which was well
attended. The society has purchased fine
piano and placed it in Templer's hall, expect
ing to pay for it with the proceeds of these
recitas. The ladies are receiving merited
praise in their undertaking.
Mrs. j. w. Stiles Of Overton spent last
week in the city visiting friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Signed Inv tia Goy.r,or

LINCOLN, April -(SpeciaLl-The COVER
nor today signed house roll No. 443. the
general irrigation bill; No, III, relating to
the payment of warrants and authorizing
the keeping of a warrant register; No. 366
concurrent resolution designating the golden
rod as the emblem of the state; senate Gle
80, providing when warrants shall draw
interest, and 27O, joint resolution designating
Nebraska as THE Tree Planters State"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Made an Effort to gre,k Ja,,.

PAWNEE CITY, Neb,, April 4.-(Special
Telegram Oscar Massey and ]. w. Palmer,
who are in Jail awaiting trial for the burg
larry OF jewelry store in Table Rock two
years ago, attempted to break Jail last night
but owing TO a lack Of tools failed Their
trial occurs this term OF district court.
William Ryan fell down an open trap door
in drug store today and sustained severe
injuries about the head
Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-05
Friction Among Fine Kidse omclaIs.

UHADRON, Neb April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Reports reached here today to the
effect that considerable friction exists at
Pine Ridge agency between Inspector John
w. Cadman and the officers in charge. The
agency officials assert that Cadman spends
his time at the hotel receiving reports from
sources not recognized by the department as
accurate, while Cadman claims he is merely
doing his duty