Omaha daily bee., 1898-07-31

George II. Moore, w. e. Stewart. II. HUI
bert. e. L. Holyoke. G.. r. left. r. y. Moore
Il. r. sizer, A. Il. Harvey, n. D.. Stearns.
J. r. Q. Miller. John NJ. Stewart, II. II.
Dean, +. A.. Harrison, y. II. Stone, A. l..
Sullivan. j. w. Bowen, Robert Peckei,
George welton. Justin Pierson, Edward
Parker. T. r.. Chenowith. Adolph Waite.
DR.. J. Il. Kehler. J. T, DeHahn, J. ID. Gar
ner. George Woods, L. W. Billingsly, Charles
Auman. Fred Bcckman, ]. c. Miller, L.. l..
Lindsey, o. b. Polk. Everett Randall, M. B.
| Cheney, ]. i. Parker, o Farrell, G. II.
Morrill,, +. T. Rosenfelt. A. S. Raymond, J.
Teeters, b. f. Knight, r. F.. Johnson, p. II.
Walker, II. II. Barth, j. A. Grady.
Lincoln Local Notes.
J. N. Gafiin, speaker of the house during
the last session of the legislature, is in the
city taking treatment for injuries received
in n runaway accident at his home neal
Colon.
The wholesale saddlers Of the city gave
a picnic at Lincoln park this afternoon FOL
their employees and their families. Game'
and an abundance Of refreshments formed
pleasant features of the outing.
Charles Hammond has filed suit in dis
trict court against Charles w. Mosher ant
II. c. Outcalt for SIC, 997.75 alleged to b'
due on a note for 10,000 secured by lW
via co III the Idplldl Mailman bain
All Christian Endeavor societies In thu
city win Join in a rally at the First Con
| gregatlonal church tomorrow night. I'M
program will consist of music and reports
OF the different departments by those wh'
attended the convention at Nashville.
Frank A. Johnson, a DRUGGIST from Well
fleet, Lincoln county, has been bound owe
to the federal court on the charge OF hlega
liquor selling, the bail being fixed at 500
The preliminary hearing was had befor'
United States Commissioner Billingsly.
The officials of the Lincoln banks hav
been notified to appear before the count,
commissioners and show cause why thei
taxable assessments should not be raise
to higher figures. The banks contend tina
they are taxed high enough, and VIII tr
to make the required showing.
William Coleson, who assaulted w. II
Ingraham at University Place a few day
ago, had a preliminary hearing yesterda
afternoon and was bound over to distric
court. He was unable to furnish the $50
bond required and was taken to Jail. MI
Ingraham, the injured man, is still in
very serious condition, and his recovery
not at all certain.
During the summer vacation the univer
sity buildings are being remodeled to NEE
the demands of the increasing enrollmen
every year. Two large rooms have bee
thrown into the already commodious read
ing room of the library building, it havin
been found last year that not more tina
two-thirds of the students could find ROOF
for study. The Offices in the main build
ing have also been enlarged.
The subscription list and good will of III
Northwestern Monthly has been sold I
Messrs. Baer, J. w. Crabtree and G. /
Williams, who will begin the publication
the Nebraska Teacher, a paper to be de
voted entirely to methods, devices and al
ticles on practical teaching, and state new
of especial interest to teachers. J. S. Bae
who had charge of Lancaster county schoo
for six years, will be managing editor
the new paper. Thu Northwestern Month
will still be published, it's space being d.
voted exclusively to university extension.