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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Upadek polskich
dzieWczat.

W jednym z poprzednich
numer6w zwr6cilismy uwage,
mianowicie o~bywatelom Chi
cagoskim, ma okropne szerze-
ME sic karczm i dom6w
nierzadnych prey Milwaukee
ave. Koscio}y polskie sw.
Trolley sw. stanis}awa beda
W kilku latach re strony cd
miasta otoczone samemi
jaskiniami z}odziejstwa,
pijahstwa i nieczystosci. Otto,
co sic juz dzieje:
w osTArN1M tygodniu pred
sadami Chicagoskiemi stawa}o
dziesiec dziewczat polsklch, skar-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

zac pieciu Irlandczyk6w, 8 Mem
COW, l Szweda i i Polaka, 0
uwiedzenie. Skutki to "a wielkiej
wolnosci, zepsucia moralnego
u~czeszczania do KNAPP wzd1uz Mil
waukee Ave.
Nazwiska tych dziewczat
polskich i ich uwodzicieli So
nastepujace:
Maya Poplihsk a,
skarzy4a Wiliama 'Walsch o uwie-
dzenie, O to samo M a r t a
W e ntzlaf Hansa Peterson,
o to Same S t s / wa M S.
K c Florence Houlihan'a,
o to samo K atarzyna w O.
k sz a N. T. ButtEa, o
to samo Marya Ogryz-
d z i a k Marcina Paul, 0 to samo
A ma Gucie eva Jana
Bulgraf, o to samo Joann a
S k p Mateusza Ziemerma-
ma, o to samo d o L a
B artkow i k Jana Kasper-
skiego o to safo Maya D O.
m a a d z k a Gustawa Weiss i OTTO
samo A n a S tazya R Us Jana
Linck. Wszystkie zamieszkuja ma
Stanis1awowie.
lie d~ziewczat i'm podob
nych jeszcze jest W tel samej
okolicy, lecz swiatu niezna-
nych, -tylko Bogu wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
PkACIC "a
Z INV POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.

GARIBALDI MACHN1-
KOWSKI l RINALDO
SZAMEJT Cd
Psiego Glosu tax sobie juz
pokatnie radza:
Lepiej nam bedzie "a wo}ami hola
wo1aG.
MI psiemi artyku}y papier masa.
krowac.
Widocznie ia parka oprysz-
k6w mia}a chwile jasnowidze-
MIA. Szamejt! Me mowiac mic
o Twoich }ajdactwach W
Ameryce - jak Tw6j zycio-
rvs Z Galicyi wyglada? Azali
sadzisz, re Wsarus Ciebie ME
Una?
C>zemu Psi Clos, 20 maj
szkaradniejszych oszczer-
stwach, rzuconych ma hnanso-
we gospodarstwo W parahach
chicagoskich, teraz pc uka-
zaniu sic sprawiedliwych
sprawozdah, ME odszczekuje
|.swych zbrodni? abraham z
South Chicago i sw. Jan
z Radzie)ewa ME wiedza co
to jest sprawiedliwe sprawl
zdanie). Czemu mianowicie
ME przeprasza zgromadzenia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., parafi
sw. J6zafata, Nieustajacej
Pomocy, sw. Kazmierza. sw.
Jozeta? - Bo Psi Clos ME
chce sprawiedliwosci. Chce
burzYc, chce zburzyc wszystko,
co polacy katolicy po wielu
latach ciezkiej piracy zbudo-
wall.
Psi Clos pragnie oswiatY...
Moze takiej, ktorej SOW
spiewak narodowy Stanis}aw
Lipczyhski Z Grand Rapids,
Mich. sic dorobi}, gdy ma
peciagu palace sic wegle
zacza} pozerac. Oitej eswiaty
oni pragna, lecz Q dziesieciu
przykazaniach Bezych zapo-
minaja.
W para6i sw.
Wolciecha znoWu Wre. luz
zbieraja podpisy wrzekomo
przeciwko organiscie. ale
wprawdzie ma proboszcza, K.
Millera. O tym dobrodzieju
Wiarus swego czasu byl
zmuszony napisae kilka slow
gorzkiej prawdY. Co sic sieje
to sic zbiera. 80 u x. Kola-
sinskiego skweres, a& skrzypi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
asa ahenamentu WIARUsA nastepu-
iasy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY p. Alex. N iedziel-
ski.
FIR. Szram, 1923 Michigan ave.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Piechowiak.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowski
1926 Shakespeare Str.
STEVENS POINT, Wis: Teofl
D@aewski.
HURLEY, BEs-
SEMER. - H;polit Pawlicki.
SADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
JOLIET:
Fr. koz}owski 1906 Scott str
E,RWONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andre Sciba 1928 str
HYTSBURG, Pa. - Michalsk
,I6zef 1906 = 1908 Carson Str
DIIUTH: Jan Muhko,
10 Lake Str. N.
MARINETTE-M
Teofl Rock.
SgtUTH BEND: Anton Beczkiee
wiez Cor. Chaplin q Durham str
wWNO: Juliusz Zaczek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

OSHKOSH, Wis. = x.
Biskup Messmer napisa} do
tuteiszego ksiedza ~niemieckie-
go, re ma budowe polskiego
koSciola lub ma zakupienie
lot6w pod tenze dotychczas
zadnego ME da} pc zwo}enia
Wszelka wiec gadanina 0
zalozeniu para6i polskiej ME
ma najmniejszej podstawy.
x. Biskup
zezwala, i potem dopiero sic
Lofty zakupuje. Polacy powinni
0 tenn i W Oshkosh pamietae.
BUFFALO. = Bylo to W
Depew.... Pieciu Polak6w,
dorwawszy sic zkads recznego
w6zka kolejowego (drezyny)
podjechaio pod fahryki firmy
Gould Coupler, gdzie setki
lokomotyw oczekuia naprawy.
Dobrali oni sic do tych
lokomotyw i odbijali z Mich
mosiezne czesci, kt6re nastep-
ME skladaii ma wozek. Te
ich robote %spostrzegl wreszcie
z maszynist6w. Donios}
on Q kradziezy do fabryki,
zabral ma swa lokomotywe
kilkunastu ludzi j popedzil "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
GAS DZIAkAC.

naSZem pOlSKleH SPO1eCZeH-
stwie, re zalem spostrzeg]
Cd pewnego czasu jawne Cd
szczepiehstwo Zwiazku naro,
dowego. Co smutniejsza,
widzi. jak ten Zwiazek. ola
nieradnosci i rozterek W
ko}ach katolickich wielu,
zreszta dobrych katolik6w,
lecz glupich, W swoje dostaje
sid}a.
w wielu koscio}ach zwiaz.
kowe towarzystwa SO zarazem
koscielnemi. w innych ksieza
przez szpary ma Zwiazek
patrza, lub mu nawet sprzy.
jaja, W wszystkich parahach
kazdy zwiazkowiec do sakra-
ment6w bye przyjetym
mole. Trudno wyobrazit
szersza droge ola zguby
dusz ludu naszego. Ksiadz,
kochajacy czystost WARY !
karoosG katolicka W swojej
parafi, jest zupe}nie be-
w}adzy. Rece mt So zwiaza-
ne. jake vice ma to powinno
bye lekarstwo?
D~uchowiehstwo polsko-ka.
tolickie powinno jak e d G n
MAJ prosic Rzym O wyklecie
zb}akanych z Iona Koscio}a
Katolickiego. Dop6ki Rzym
tego ME uczyni, tysiace ludu
naszego cd WARY katolickiej
odpadna. lub w niej zupe}nie
zobojetnieja. A para6e pol
skie beda ciag}em widowis-
klein burd i zaburzeh. w
rozruchach bowiem narodow.
cy ~najwiecej ryb Iowa..
Ola czego W1ARUs uwaza
Zwiazek, jak sic obecnie
przedstawia, godny eksko-
muniki?
y Bo pod p}aszczem
mi}oSci Ojczyzny, szerzy in
dyferentyzm, czyli obojetuos6
wzgledem Boga i Koscio}a
miedzy ludem.
y Wszystkie gazety sprzy-
jajace Zwiazkowi, So redago-
wane przez ateusz6w, Ware
katolicka W najszkaradnieiszy
spos6b napadajacych.
81 Zwiazek otwarcie broni
tax zwane koscio}y
niezalezne, ktore ME So
w}asciwie schyzma, lecz
jaskiniami rozpustnik6w,
i z}odzieji.
A. Prywatne zycie prewo-
dyrow Zwiazku tax W rz2dzie
centralnym jake i W pojedyh-
czych grupach W wielkiej
wiekszosci smierdzi Memorial
noscia i bezboznoscia.
Jak u}ozyc prosbe? N e
z w o / ywaG a d n g o
z a z d u tym a S e m!
starczy zupe}nie, ably
kilku powaznych ksiezy
cyrkularz u}ozyli, proszac
kazdego konfratra o podpis.
Niechaj kazdy w}asnorecznie
udowodui, czy jest "a
ekskomunika Zwiazku lub
ME! Paplanina, jakoby ola
wielu dobrych zwiazkowc6w,
ME trzeba wszystkich W jeden
potepie, jest tylko
dziecinnym wykretem.
gdy cholera tylko W
jednym domu wybuchnie,
ca}y krai Jest ~zaalarmowany?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Ostatnia
Wiara i Ojczyzna.

Przykro jest Warusowi
powiedziee kilka slow prawdy
organowi Zjednoczenia.
Caly ostatni numer f. dnia
1890 Stycznia) przepefniony
jest bratobojcza walka ma
chicagoskiem Woiciechowie.
Zadna para6a polska W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

Stanis1awowie.
lie ~dziewczat i'm podob
nych jeszcze jest W tel samej
okolicy, lecz swiatu niezna-
nych, -tylko Bogu wiadomo.
Sprawy naszych well
kich o%rganizacyi.
Zgoda ME posiada sic z
radosci, wskazujac ma wzrost
Ii b ny Zwiazku. "a
pomina jednakow6z O wzro-
scie zywio}6w, kt6rychby
nawet anarchisci do swego
grona ME przyieli.
Bardzo pieknie to wyt}6ma-
cz>1 W,el. X. Rodowicz W
swoim liscie do rzadu cen
tralnego. W ostatnich czasach
przystapi}o do Zwiazku kilka
set polak6w, mianowicie 2
Cleveland, ME majacych
nawet juz prostej' uczciwo$ci,
kt6ra poganie wysoko cenili
i cenia.
TIE zywio}y bez czci i
WARY staja sic niejako druga
kula prey nogach Zwiazku,
juz bez Mich kula bezwyzna-
niowosci obciazonego.
Zwiazek narodowY i czeskie
psy lub czysta masonerya
jest jedno i to samo.
Ze wiec zwiazek wykletym
bedzie z Ko5ciola katolickie
go, jest tyIko kwestya bardzo
krotkiego czasu.
Zjednoczenie, mimo STRAIT
milwauckich, sic dzielnie
trzYma.
Assessments W Zjednocze-
niu So n e, anizeli W
Zwiazku.
Milwaukee zreszta iowa
rzystwa zostaly wiernemi
KoScio}owi katoIickiemu.
Sprawl katollcka ucierpiala
niece c h w | O W ola
niesnasek publicznych. ale
ME wiele z tego
nieporozumienia oberwal.
Unia stoi dobrze i ma
nogach.
Wstepujcie wiec bracia do
katolickich organizacyi,
W1ARUsow1 do jakiej.
L e o Z W q k II
u c i e k c i e, a k 0
o r O w &C o W e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

Prey
bramie koScio{a Sw. Stanis}awa
z~naleziono zesz}ego tygodnia
TAXI samy napis, jaki niegdya
GrygIa postawi} przed swoim
domem W Minneapolis: Fhud
cd zadka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23
Wog6le W wszystkich tutej-
szych polskich para6ach
trzeba koniecznie lepszego
:gospodarstwa, &c sprawiedli
wemi sprawozdaniami, wiecej
kaplahskiego ducha.

PANU WI,
g}6wnemu flarowi Dz.ennnlka
Polskiego, zwracamy uwage
ma istnie moskiewskie postep-
XII tel gazety.U czciwost nawet
dziennikarska wymsga. azeby
niewinnie snahbionege W
TEN samem miejscu i r6wniez
WEEKEND literami sic rehabi-
litowalo. Dzienn1k Polsks w
spos6b brutality, godny dziczy
tatarskiej, prawie wszystkie,
polskie parahe i ich probosz-
Cow czernil owemi a%rtyku}ami
0 d}ugach para6alnych.T eraz
20 ukazaniu sig %sprawiedli.
wych sprawozdah ME odwo}uje
mic. Owszem dalel ry]e w
paskudztwie, ktore ze siebie
wyt}oczyl. TAX, panic Sher-
man, gazety sic ME redaguje.
- Szamejta i Machnikow-
skiego "a drzwi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

NOWY YORK. = Kape-
lanem Domu emigracyjnego
obrano x. Gulcza, dawniej
" Port Austin, Michigan.
Pensya kapelana wynosi
tysiqc talar6w. Wybor ten
Nzorus uwaza jake nieszczes-
liwy.X Gulcz tax jest zdatnym
do Domu Emigracy]nego, jak
koz'e} do pilnowania ogrodu.
Bedzie to tylko nova farsa
W sprawach Domu emigracyi-
nego, "a kt6ra ksieza zap}aca
i gorzko - poza}u)a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-23

OJCOWIE
TYNI W Kansas maja nowy
nabytek. W ich klasztorze
wyswiecony zosta} rabin
Rosenfeld ma ksiedza katolic-
kiego. R6znica mledzy
rabinem : ksiedzem a chaja
Abrahamem jest jak miedzy
noca.
PITTSTUN, Pa. Zmar}y
X. Z}otorzyhski ukohczy} byl
studya swoje teolcgiczne W
St. Vincent Abbey. Beatty
Pennsylvania. R. i. p
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
RAY VAN TASSEL CONVICTED
Receives a Life sentsugh for His Wife's
Murder
IOWA JURY RtNOtRsenirS vtROlC'
Nine Favored the Death Penalty but
Were satisfied with, n Conccs-
sion in Favor OF Hard
Labor.

MASON CITY, Ia, March 4-(Special
Teegram.)-The jury in the Nan Tassel muir
der case at New Hampton agreed on the
first ballot and were unanimous for a verdict
OF guilty On the question of punishment
nine favored the death penalty and two life
Imprisonment. and it took them until 2
o'clock this morning TO agree. At 6 O'Clock
the judge was notified, but ordered them to
breakfast before he took the verdict. At
s O'Clock he opened court, behind closed
doors and the verdict was entered. The
closed doors excluded all but attorneys,
balifs and a chosen few. Court then ad-
journed until 3 o'clock when sentence was
pronounced
The defendant was brought in and asked
IL he had anything to say He simply shook
his head HIS attorneys filed the usual
motions for arrest of judgment and for a
new trial They also gave notice of appeal
to the supreme court These motions were
overruled, their exceptions noted and l..
Ray Van Tassel was sentenced to be i'm
prisoned in the penitentiary at hard labor
for the term of his natural life. He did
not appear to twitch a muscle, change color
or give any demonstration of his feelings.
He was, perhaps, a trfe paler than usual,
his face His father and foster sister showed
a great deal of emotion, the latter COM
pletely breaking down. Tomorrow Van Tas-
sci will be removed to what will probably be
his future residence, Anamosa. The verdict
and sentence had been anticipated by nearly
all, and is generally believed to be just.
His crime was that of poisoning his wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
MCALMUT IS A pUGlLIsTIc LOVER.
He Makes n Couple of Vicious As
q Girl He LAXGa.

He Makes Couple of Vicious As
suults Upon the Girl He Loves.
James McCalmut butcher was arrested
last night upon a warrant sworn out in JUS
tice Cook's court charging him with vicious
assault upon young woman living on North
Sixth street. She has been receiving Nc
Calmuts attentions for some time, but lately
without the approval of her parents. Yes
terday she informed the lover that it would
please her best II he would refrain from
calling any more. Endearing terms and
earnest pleadings were unavailing and the
lover res.rted to force. He struck the girl
in the face several times before her screams
brought the assistance Of other members
of the family. When she recovered her
composure she filed the information and Nc
Calmut was arrested. At the jail he gave
bonds for his appearance in Cooks court
this morning. The arrest was not effected
until after dark, and when the butcher got
his supper and thought the matter over he
|, came to the conclusion that the proper thing
to do to win back the affections of the
young woman, whose name is Bilips, was
to repeat his assault. He visited the house
again and made a brutal assault upon her
striking her in the face, she alleges, five
or six times. new warrant was issued
fer him and a complaint also lodged at po
lice headquarters. officers were ordered tt
pick him up whesever found. At O'Clock
officer Slead saw him on Main street. but
when ordered to halt he gave the officer
the hot foot in a way that carried him oul
of sight in few seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
CASE AGAINST ROPER CLOSES.
Evidence All in and Arguments Com
nIe.ch In The Murder TrinI.

Arguments were completed yeste day
evening in the case Of the State against
George Roper, charged with the killing
OF Texas" Baker, and the case will be
given to the jury this morning. The evi.
dence offered by the state yesterday was
chiefly Of a circumstantial nature. and but
little OF Il connected Roper directly with the
killing, although his presence as one of the
assailing party was very clearly shown.
Richard Allen was recalled and testified
that he had not had any trouble with Roper
on the day of the killing and had no words
with him before that night.
Deputy Marshal Anderson testified that he
had assisted in the arrest of Roper. When
the prisoner was searched knife was found
on his person. The knife was covered with
fresh blood on the blade and some of the
blood was found on the handle of the knife.
Anderson also told Of the finding of a
blood bespattered club on Eighth street be-
tween Avenues B and c. and told of the
appearance Of the blood on the stick. This
was the club which one OF the witnesses
swore that he saw Webster throw away.
Stuck to the club was a lot of black kinky
hair and what appeared to be a section of
skin from Bakers head.
John Beach, motorman. was coming from
Omaha and stopped at Ninth street just a
few minutes after midnight He saw some
men In front OF the car and just as he got
the conductors signal to go ahead he saw
two men assault another. He heard the
blows struck. He stopped the motor and
went to where he had seen Baker fall on
the pavement There were a number of
people present when he reached Baker, but
none Of them seemed to know anything about
who had committed the assault.
G. Walker testified that he was one OF
the first to arrive at the scene Of the trag-
edy. He saw Dick Allen holding Bakers
head Roper and Allen were quarreling
Roper wanted to know how Allen had got
into the game, and Allen replied that he
did not propose to see a poor devil killed
Roper said he could whip Allen, and Allen
did not seem disposed to deny the allega-
ton The witness saw Roper put knife
into his pocket. The knife was open at the
time. He could not say whether the knife
went into Roper's coat pocket or into his
pants pocket.
william Green walked home with Roper
after the trouble. and said that Roper told
him that he would just as leave cut man
man with knife Clarence Green gave evil
dence corroborating that of William Green.
]. C. Hansford testified that he heard AL
len say that he was going to hold Bakers
head If Roper would cut him in two. He did
not hear any Of the trouble between Roper
and Allen, further than that he knew moth
ing more of the trouble.
With the completion Of Hansfords testi.
mony the state rested, and Colonel DALEY
for the defense made a motion that the
court direct verdict. This was overruled
and the defense rested without Offering any
evidence. Arguments were then made and
the court adjourned The case will be given
to the jury this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
MANUFACTURERS BILL MAY PASS.
Provisions of the Mulct LAW Likely to
Bc Extended Literally.

%
Bc Extended Literally.
DES MONIES, March 4.-(Specal Tele-
gram.)-The prospects for the passage Of a
bill authorizing the manufacture and Gale
of intoxicating liquors at wholesale are grow
! ing brighter. The senate committee on sup
preston of intemperance has approved the
bill introduced by Senator Ellis, which pro-
vides for manufacture under the provisions
of the mulct law, except the tax, which has
been stricken out. The minimum amount
was fixed at three gallons
The senate discussed the bill regulating
! loan and building associations at length and
numerous amendments were proposed Ad-
journment was reached while the amend
ments were pending. The senate does not
appear to be willing to accept the house
bill, and a conference committee appears to
be a necessity.
The house today passed a bill making spe-
cial provision for building fund for the
State university. The bill provides for q
special tax Of one-tenth Of i mill on all the
property in the state, said levy to COM
mence with the first levy made after the
passage of this act, and the same levy shall
be made annually thereafter for four years.
Any amount in excess of the sum of $55,0
raised by any one of such levies shall be
paid into the state treasury.
Van Houten thought this action would
give the university an undue advantage over
| the other institutions. He was friend to
them all. Mcdonald of Guthrie warned the
| legislature that it was making a precedent
! today that would open vide the doors OF
the state treasury in after years to raids
from all sources, and largely increase tax
alton. Funk said the constitution of the
state required the Legislature to make ample
support for this institution, and the ways
and means committee had endorsed this plar
in order that the authorities might know
just what to depend upon. The bill passed
yeas, &c; nays, 25.
The minority report Of the house com
mittee on public health, signed by Prentis
Sullivan Davis and Bell, favoring the Phelp:
bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale
| Of cigarettes, was adopted by the house b!
vote Of 5S to "a. An amendment was
adopted exempting dealers in original pack
ages ceiling to customers outside OF the
state. strong effort was made to declare
the substitute bill out OF order on tht
ground that it had once been before thu
house and rejected by being set aside fo
the Morrison substitute. Pending decision
on this point the friends Of the measure
| forced an adjournment.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
Embex.Ied the stamp Funds.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 4.-Mrs. George
II. Harris, stamp clerk at the Memphis post
office, has been bound over to the United
States court for embezzlement of the stamp
funds of the Memphis postofiice. She
has occupied the position Of stamp clerk at
Memphis for the last thirteen years. Her
shortage, 1t is claimed, aggregates some
thing over $4,000. Mrs. Harris is a widow
with grown daughters. The proceedings
which concluded in her waving examination
and giving bond for her appearance in court
were conducted secretly.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR BLAZE.
Fire In the County Auditors Office
of Incendiary Origin.

Fire in the County Auditors Omcc
of Incendiary Origin.
A blaze that was clearly the work of an
incend,ary broke out in the rear room of the
county auditors office yesterday just before
noon and licked up $4,000 worth of Potta-
wattame county bonds. The five members
of the Board Of Supervisors sat around and
saw the destruction go on and aided Deputy
Auditor Innis, who started the fire.
The fire was the final clearing up of the
bond muddle that has existed for some time
over the issue and sale of $4,000 Of the
county funding bonds. In order to get the
bonds properly sold 1t was necessary to de-
stroy the bonds issued some time ago and
have new issue printed, to be signed by
Treasurer Arnd and Chairman Kerney of
the Board of Supervisors. The official &C
tion that warranted the burning Of the bonds
was in the form of a resolution adopted by
the full vote of the board, as follows:
Whereas. Pursuant to the resolution of
the Board of Supervisors of this county,
passed February q, 1895. $4,000 of funding
of 81 600 each, dated May 1, 1895, bearing
interest at the rate of 4k per cent per % an
ized to be Issued in or about the month of
June, 1885, forms of said bonds were pre-
pared and signed by Wadswosthd snd
J. M. Matthews, county auditor. with the
view and purpose that the same should
EfterWar0 DE delivered 10 any WHO
might thereafter purchase said bonds of
the county as the bonds of the county, but
the delivery of the said instruments as % the
place: and since the said bonds were
signed the said s. b. Wadsworth has
ceased to be the chairman of the Board of
Supervisors of this county, and Perry ker-
ney has become the chairman of the said
board, and it Is necessary that the said
proposed issue of the bonds of the said
county should bear the signatures of the
chairman of the Board or supervisors and
OF the county auditor in office at the time
of the delivery thereof; now, therefore,
Resolved, That the treasurer and the
auditor cause new forms of bonds to be
prepared in al! respects like the said forms
and signed as aforesaid; and that the new
forms of bonds be signed by the present
chairman of the Board of Supervisors and
by the present auditor of the county; and
the seal of the county be attached to the
said bonds, and thereafter the same be
delivered to the treasurer of the county,
to be delivered by him to the said Roberts
& Co. in the fulfil!ment of their contract
of purchase on their paying the purchase
price of said bonds; and be 1t further
Resolved That the county treasurer and
the county auditor be and are hereby au-
thorzed and directed to cancel all the said
by the said S. b. Wadsworth as chairman
OF the Board of Supervisors, and by j. NJ.
| Matthews as county auditor aforesaid. and
| then wholly 70 destroy the same by burn
| ing and to make affidavit and report of
| such cancellation and destruction to this
board. and that the same be spread upon
| the minutes of this board
Omaha daily bee., 1896-03-05
PECULIAR DAMAGE SUIT ENDED
Hubner-Re Case at Lcmars
suits In q victory for the PInint

Hubner-R eiIxhOR Case at Lcmars Re-
suits In Victory for the Plnintif.
LEMARS, Ia, March 4.-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-The jury in the Hubner-Reikhoff
$50, 900 breach Of promise damage suit brought
in a verdict for 5000 in favor of the plain
tiff this forenoon. The case has become quite
noted on account of the amount involved and
the fact that Reikhoff is dead and the suit
was brought against his estate about two
years ago. Reikhoff was retired business
man. He came to Lemars and bought fine
home Hc was widower and something of
a recluse, devoting much of his time to
study. He was a man Of education, and pos
sessed Of large means On retiring from bus
iness he gave each of his two sons and one
daughter $4,000. Mrs. Hubner was his
housekeeper at the time of his death. In his
will he left $4,000 to the Iowa college at
Grinnell and several other bequests for 81 900
or more. Mrs. Hubner sued the estate for
100000 damages for breach OF promise, claim
ing she and Reikhoff were engaged at one
time and that before his death he refused to
marry her. The case was on trial six days
and resulted in a verdict for $1,000 for the
plaintiff 1t will probably be appealed.