Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-20
. EXAMINE SUSPECTS
Alleged Nurderers Of W. F, Eyster Will Be
in Court Today.
LIKELY TO WAIVE THEIR PRELIMINARY
no Ncw Evidence Develops I'm the
Case and that to lie Submitted
Today IL the Same AS
First Advanced.

LINCOLN, Aug. 19.-(Specal)-At 10
o'clock tomorrow morning will occur the
preliminary hearing Of Clin Hagey, charged
by the coroner's jury with being responsible
for the death Of w. F. Eyster of Chambers
burg, Pa The two Clark women, Maud and
Laura charged with being accessories to the
crime, will be examined at the same time.
! 1t is considered likely that the defense will
waive examination to great extent, sub
mitting little testimony and allowing the
defendants to be bound over to the district
court Today Chief Melick said there was
nothing new in the case and that the evil
dcnce submitted tomorrow would be sub
stantlally the same as that adduced before
the coroner The police have received or
ders to close up all the wine rooms con-
nCcted with saloons in the city.
The foreman OF the Burlington wreckng
crew, Richard Revitt. has been missing
since last Wednesday morning, and fears are
entertained that he has met with foul play.
on the night of August IL Revitt gave his
wife $40 and said that his business would
! require his absence for several days. Mon
day the wife became alarmed and this alarm
was intensified when she learned that he
had not gone out with his wreckng crew.
Up to date no trace of him can be found.
TO GUARD G. A. X. PROPERTY.
This morning the Grand Army Of the Re-
public committee held meeting in the
Office of City Clerk Bowen and made the
following appointments of special policemen
TO guard property during the week
Regular force-J. r. Balm. r. T. Freed,
7. A. Mann, b. f. Dibble, j. w. Lichliter,
ID. E. Coleman. j. w. Livingston, II. A..
Shatzell, s. II. Boeson, d. w. Evans, John
! Levitt, C. p. Turner T. A. H. Burkey, NJ.
#. Herrington X. Dennis, Pat Mallory, ]. s..
Sperry, II. C. Randall, John Young.
Extras-J. II. Valentine, T. C. Heller, W.
p. Puncy w. r. jenkins, w. NJ Gilmore.
Night police for the present week. j.
Salter Bert Wiley, C. f. Bowman and
Charles Crosby. There will be five more ap-
pointments made by the department COM
| mander.
rumor has been circulated to the effect
that an admission price will be charged to
the camp grounds. This is not So The
grounds will be free to every and all
are welcome. The next meeting of the COM
! mittee will be held Friday evening at the
! Commercial club rooms and Commander Cul-
yer and the state reunion committee will be
present. Religious and patriotic services
! will be held Sunday afternoon at Mercantile
hall. Visitors coming in on Union Pacific
trains will be carried directly to the grounds
by street cars.
Governor Holcomb's private secretary.
Benton Maret, arrived home today, but left
again this evening for Eddyvile where his
father-in-law, Captain Stuckey, is lying dan
gerousy i'll. Mr.. Maret said that it would
be impossible for him to recover, as his
demise is momentarily expected
SMALL BITS OF NEWS.
Governor Hocomb went up to Omaha to-
day on the 215 p. m. train, where he will
deliver an address before the convention of
the Young Peoples Christian union.
The resignation of Captain Reinold e.
Piller of company E, First regiment Ne
braska National Guard David City. was re-
ceived today at the Office of Adjutant Gen
eral Barry and accepted Captain Piller is
ordered to turn all company property
to the officer next in rank. special cleo
tion to fill the vacancy is ordered for Au-
gust %.
The congressional committee OF the Fourth
congressional district was in session today
at the republican state headquarters at the
Lindell hotel.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan Administrative of
the estate Of Thomas F. Brennan, today filed
suit in the district court against the Bur-
lington Railway company asking damages
In the sum of s., 500 for the loss of the sup
port of her husband formerly in the en-
ploy of the company engineer. He lost
| his life May last His engine ran into an
open culvert which had been washed out
by floods on the run between Beatrice and
Rulo
Prof. G. e. Bessey OF the university has
left for Oberlin, O., to visit his mother.
Before returning to Lincoln he will go to
Buffalo, n. Y, to attend the American AS
sociation for the Advancement Of Science.
Omaha people in Lincoln: At the Lndel
"A. Cameron. At the Capital-Hillard Bar
rows, George Grant, A. ]. Lowell. At the
Lincoln-Edward Walsh, DR.. w. f. Carver.