Plattsmouth herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1892-1894, September 29, 1892, Page 8, Image 8
il A Till: W1-KK1A 11KUA1.1): l'LATTSMOVTIL X HIIUAMvA, SKlTi-Mlil-. 1 -.!. s) S MORTON TALKS SENSE. A'ain Slaps Bryan in tho Face and Sustains Kepublicanism. I FOR AN HONEST DOLLAR.. What an Honest Democrat S.iyi and It Is Takt-n From the Ha oort MaJ.j in a Uemo cratic Newspaper. Another Honest Democrat. There nl'i' deinoi l .i t - and m- v T.il s. There .1 1 '' l'e I i . T mi n l a t -. elloU-h ami Tin; Hi km i) I of tllCIII V.'llo arc in la Vol' ot an honest j dollar to , illume the re-elect ion ot I Henjainui Jinn i-oii a.'i.l aNu the repll'dicm .-late tii ki I ot Nebraska. The 11 on-. J. Sterlin- Mormn i s j a ilemott ill ol nil"' . -1, illume. ,. I I . . . 1 ... i ....... i - nut.. I'l f..r .... (Ttlor of this -l.'lle. Notwithstand ing these l.ii't- i : i - "t ! k s t e UI 1 1 1 lea u -i si 1 1 - s 1 1 1 1: ' ! that we i,iv e w'.!. it he say -nine j a , no i m.-h. ... ' have done -o in the pa-t ami v .shall continue to .o -o in the futur-. l'(i-;i, the ,',( 1 1 1 -1 : 1 1 1 - in. ma-ers will eh. u -," tlu-.l Morion loo has I I I i J 1 ' I 1m i a'.- I..- j 1 : '- : tells tin- truth. lie! ,v. i ( ioveriHir .''I ii t.ni -aid at a j !.: Ik'VIK merlin-; in ( iliaha .-s.ilii I' ll. IV ex en ill- an ! I ' j) art ,- I i - a I l-;( i I.' 1 1 -' in u si;.p r l i e Wo, V- II era 1.1: "lint I p. i ho'ii t,.l ill and la ,a t ion to the 1 1 : i - -1 ii hi ol n loin y . which la: ili ami all other t., ...lioii calls lor. Ca'itle w.n the first inoin-y or iiien-uie ot value ami medium of (-.chiui-e of which we have im v rernrd. Thus u '1 j even in me nan civui.vi coinutioi', man ie.iii,i-ii iiiai ine measioe oi i . . i . i. . . 1 1 . value should in itself contain I value. It has in en lelt tor tl'.e iilcheinist, the astiado-ci s, tiie iiecromancers and enchanters of the people's party, the tree coitiaui of nilvcr in I v ucati', to i vokc value from iiolhinne-s. Tin people's party, led in eluask i, l) my dis-tineiii-hed liieml and nriehhor, ( ii-iieral an Wyck, proposes now ly a mere wave of hand to evoke front the attenuated and invisihle vicera.aml promise, to smite the rock of calamity and liave prospc r it y. cash, monej- in torrents, How forth as did the .stream of water from the rock which Aaron smote in the (lcserl of olden times. He and his deciples declare that the U'ovornmeiit stamps eaves value to . all coins; that cents' wotth of filverhv a mere liat liecnnes iH) t ents worth of silver; thai tin ounce of Imllion sclime- today for VI cents in the New York market can he i onvcrtod toinorid'.v 1 y the ifat and mint of the I'nited States into an iMince of coin worth cents. "The relation of supply to de. iiiand is ,e sole ree-,lilt,ir ,,f values. I he relation of supply to demand rceulntes alike the value of u'old. salt, silver and sunf.. We have here tonight, ,-ay three citi .ens. ITie one lielie-es ahsolutely in the liat of the ea.vcruinent mak-iiii;- ahsolute money out of more p iper hy a mere stamp. Another helieves that while there should he some value in the measure of value, it may lie diluted, and that, there fore, when silver is worth only eighty two cents an ounce, the Hoverniuent has euoueji creative power in itself to convert, l.y coin ing, it to a value of l.".l cents. The third citizen is what is vulyarlv termed the t;ol. Imo, who heheves that the Imllion value of any metal i itself coined value, and that the mint stamp merely certifies the wei-hl lineness of the metal m each piece coined, limine.- t,is calamity howl which is prevalent in the land pending Iheoralion and ili.s.jiiisilion- as to the miserv, the penury, the ah.-olute listrc.-s that prevails upon these plain,-, it js ,. pectcd that laud will decline in Value. The liieuds ,. the alliance partv ate hears up ni the le.de.-tale mail., I, hears ,, ,lr pn.-peritv ol cities, iivns, counties and ' the who!- commonwealth. U'ealilu 1 1 . . i . .. . ...I-, .mo uuee type.- o! moiiev ad- 1 voc.ites each lav aside .'rl.trt ' wit h ! ,!'' I'1"'1 I'i'se land adi.u i i,t : his I,,,, ne. l-.'ach one lavs a-ode thei t I , ." '"'oi 3 n- oeuevc- in. Dor il.it li'ictid puts his p,,,,er stamped money in his own house, lor he1 fears hank and hanker-. Oui silverjs a.lVliCaie ol I fee -,K, .- , .,, i - pos.tshis l.oonsdver dollars , hisl house. I he e-,, , , 1 1 ,,,, f-'-l uold pieces away in h Lach one conlent that his ( IIS fitly home. nonce l.iilll is correct. u , one ready to ahide the cous (pteuci -s of that faith in l.n-iness transactions. Contentedly. each one u, his own limues retires to rest and loslerp, !r the middle of tin- .,ie,htacrv ,,, )'rr lire! is heard. All three domiciles are in tlame. All ellorts to evlin iruUh them fail. Tliree are totally destroyed. The Hat pap,.,- m,)ne'v has cone with its stamps into thin air and smoke. The silver and u.ld have melted . into a crude have mass i I ii L I i ri . 1 1 . 1 1 -l and a'ike I fr..m 1:. II:,- -i,', i I i ; nt'd ;! ,-s i nit li i s -. into tin- I vcr .' 1 v . H'. ilc each li - Mt " ed Com ami 1 bullion niatket it- ttaiislurincd res- ! 1 1 1 tn . Tln-v demand from tin1 imvi-r the I u 1 1 : i 1 1 i. in -' torn, iiic - , ... M ...,.,, u,,h sb-ioii in o-in. I''-1-" "' per cent (or ! li. ai. llin-. Th.it i t -ay, tin- I ill- I linn of y.iM is the coin value ()f j -old. Any -ivcii ipi.mtiy ot e.,1,1 an ruin i- of precisely the same value in "old as bullion. 1 lie . i v - j vcr bullion ln-iiie- weighed i- priced j 1 1 the s.lv i-r market I r 1 -1 1 1 1 i : i at i p w l.eii. w !i u il is Ihe best j money f.ir the tanner 'nr Ihe mc- !...!.' I i 1 1' it,,. 1 ,1, - VVI.i.-l. is I the best uieasu I e of Value m-dnim of echan-c for the Old I" ,,,,.; - . il una Iter. iMe law ot ecou ,,mic is thai wlietl you tlt two j ,,, , ,,) exehaniM in Ihe field. one a superior lilom-v ami the inlter :..r . i . . i ....... i ... . I .in ill 11 l'i unfile). I I 1 1 I . I i I ' I i. . n in - I a lie- I lie liel, I and the ,-upei lor i - ( i:i.ti-..'. by tin- iiiiseror l.ik'-u .nv,i) ; by llie hm i-u-- r. Tin- adopt;. .ii of I ! coillae,!' . the I'nile.l Slates j would l.ri n' the tireshain law into; opei at loll .'.I i nice, I .old would d i , j uppcar lioiii circulation, -s i i . t W.Mlld ti.ke tl'.e field ',,!Vr ir.. .. .. ; .. r ; . i , . . i . . i ...... i . . ... I'll) : of It- Wolliil p;! U- i!l,;l - i.il l iii .-.K .-r. Ve, lii:yo.'4 i.t ; I In in, would he i'lvarial.ly la- i m". - ' p. Ih I to i.av in ;:oid." ; people; and aftairs. I' 1 : i 17 i 1 1 ' n 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I eh i Id of 1 1 i. I ie.l i . ! -! e i , i . t w i : I a -1 riou- acci-d'-nl l.i-t Ve.l-ie.-,a -as l'hi- l-.'lll .'.''in I I, ca .-r. Tile i hiid look an opened can fnuu the tahK- am! Was walkine ai't'os- Ihe Ipior wh.eli il .-tuiid-li d and lell. Its lace -truck the .-'.I. it p i d of tin- can w , , p cul its lace in a horrilde ... niiiiiiii-r I he i:i ot the h it eve was i n j ured l.ut not serioitslv . Mr Heard- sav s the child is doipe uicelj, nvisii i it:. Tuesday eveniiie; tin- I'hinese laiiudrynian disappeared and since that time the l-oys are jokine- Chief (irace and Ol'ticer I'ilpatrick, he cause they are running the lau nd i) . Judee I'hapinau and John Pavii s addressed a lar-e ineetine at W eep-in-- Water Saturday nirht. Monday uiornin-; Hishop War ren aniiouiiceil the followine- list ot appoiutinenls for Lincoln district: Asa Sleeth, presidiny; elder; Alvo J. W.W'arfield; Aslaml, L. C. Lemon; Mennett, A. I'. Calkins; Cedar Hlulfs, P. Y. Mlaek; Ceresco, W. II. Terrill; P.ney, U.:'. Neal; Douglas, J. , Miller; La-le, I-. A. StulT; Klmwood, Y. II. I'rescoti; l-jnerald, II. C,. Wil cox; t ireeiiwood, 1,. (i. Parker; Ithaca, C. II. (olmore; Lincoln -Ashury, I'l-atik Mills; Methel, V. II. Stanley; Kmanuel, (. Y. Fifer; Kp worth, J. k Cettvs; (irace, C. M. Shepherd; St Paul, C. C l.ahsy; Trinity, I). W.C. 1 1 nut ine ton; I'mon IMace, .M. 'Wimherlv; I'liiversity Place, li. V. Ahhoit; I'niversily Place, (i. W. Ahholl; Louisville and Mauley. C. K. (iiwits; Mead, C. S K.uhan; Palmyra; C. 11. Dalryinple; Plattsinoiilh, S. P. K'ol.erts; Prairie Home. A. J. Smith; K'ajmond, J. M. K'ichiiioml; K'oca. (I. II. Wehn; Sharon. J. A. Nichols; South lleud, S. Lewis; Yalpraiso. (i I. U riyht; W'ahoo, J. W. Seal. rook; W'averly, K. Il.dland; Weepine Water, T. A. Hull; Weston, I ). C. Phillips. The repuhlicans of Murray at their primaries Saturday evening elected the followine; delegates to the county convention: A. K'oot ieo. I-Msoil. ( leo. l.lojd, H. Siehold I . M. Youne, sr., and John Kvans. I he dele- ation lioin I 'lattsinoiith precinct to the county convention is as follows: Will K'ichardson, Ym. Murrav. S. .. ITiomas. J. C. Kikeuhary, 1 hos. Wile,-. A. H. Tay lor and Henry Kiki nl ,ar . l'c. L. I''. Ill ill. lor the pa-t Near, pa-tor o I the M. I-'.. church ol 'this citv . ha- hei-n appo'iit-'d presidine elder ot Ihe ehra-ka City district. Pr. P.ritt has heeu a re-idi nl of this city only ; year, and it is with re -let that Tin 111 kvi.i, chronicles this. ,,,t !,,., ,,,. reveieued '!'. Tv I I 1 I l 1 i mo 111 in Will deride to remain 11 1 1 1 -1 e -1 1 1 1 1 a I . 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 i I Ill our midst. 1 la' univer-itv lepulilu,,,, ,-lul Vr,"yl'Vc stron--. is talking i ...l!r- 1, 'loc-i, ,,.1, i.. 1 ,i. Pryan-I-,, Id del,,,t,- , re. and wi! no lr,e occasion the "Imi Id home . dill' thelllselve nards."- I.incoli ".n. i.. , Jol.u Pittman id Nehavvka is ma workin- for Jlenrv llrk id tin city . A. im viv li -l,...i- I'he pcoi.Ie's party held their county convention at Weeping Water yesterday afternoon, hut a full ticket was not nominated. No one wms nominated for county attorney. W. P. Hill was nominated for the state senate; Rev. N. M. Allen of Pnion and (. Peterson of f..r tl'.e house an-1 James K'ou.-e of ; tire- u v. i . -' 1 1 i refill, t tor commN- r. .1 i on.- m.: jui-- fy tin' i!i i:i in i - ii.-.l n ii in I -r . - I v. a its a t 1 1 t convent a u and tic- dec t e.i -e i . I en - I thu.-ia-m the people's port y does i not include more th.au half or at inot two-thirds of the old alliance ; adh. rents. Thi s evenin e .4t s o'clock occurs' the m.irria-c at Wei-pine Wat-rot Mr. I-aac I ee-ardeu and Mi-s Lucy j Wdlcoit. Loth ot whom are wed I known in this city. Mr. and Mis. j T. IL Pollock and' Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Patterson l.-ft this afternoon to In- present at the marriage Cv-rruio-y SI.H AS IS CA'.'l ! !.ti. Sln-i nt -r. ink 1 larrim.in o! W a-h inlon county was in Lincoln Mon day forenoon. lie vi.-it.-d ihe . state la hi -e and ol t ,i : lied I roin 1 i i i i in if I loy d a f.-ijui.-i! i. m oti t lie -overuillenl ol Tea.- for the etle-t ot At thur I ). Sloan, who-,- murder ol Lis .-tcpfathi-r and stepl. rutin r near l-i oi t a ne; , . Wa-iiiu-ion . oiin t , is a mat;, r ol hi -tor' .-ill Iresh ia llie minds ,, th p -op:.' of Ne. j I ia-ka. .--10,111. it will I.,- r i -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - j l-ri rd, was captured in Leva sin.. i lly alter tin- c o u 1 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 a i ol the crime, la-.-t alter ly in- in three weeks j la m.iii:.e.-d to make Lis escape. I I v va s recent y d i seov i red III I 'j . u! 1 t. La Sa lie c, m uty , 1 .- I y t he siuriil i if 1 1: ,,t coirilv, wl-o ! r en-iii'. -d him Ly a p'a m , : a.ph (iirni -h.-d hy The ! ; -, C, it h,,, he, a .-"lit ("it --iii ra! ; ov.-r the country j Ly Ihe null'. Illtle- id W.lshll,-tnll 1 county. SIo.l'l W.I- Captured lo tile si'., till ol La Sa!'-- coittily wl.i'e eu--;a;;ed in a -,an;r i 1 pokef a! a vi 11 known uamhrne resort. it Cotidla. The sheriJ had sloan'.- pilot-faph taken, ami sendin- it to -,eriif llarrnuan had his man lul'.y j identilie 1. Sloan i- now f.-i-i la id ; to await tin- arri'-al ot the Nehra.-Ua otTiccrs. Sherill ILirriman was sienly a Pee representative just after he had secured the reijiiisdion j papers, hut as he was then hur- ry i iiij to catch his train the ahovej facts were all that couUI he e) ici -cd. ' He is now on his vvav to Texas. Superintonclert Nohie's Report. j County Superintendent Nohle , has divided Cass county into nine j "readine-circle" districts ;iud has j asked the teachers to meet ,itur-' day, October 1. at - o'clock, in the : school houses in their respective' circles to organize. Monthly meet i ins will be held and the work out- 1 lined by Ihe state committee in ! The Northwestern Journal of Kd li gation will be done. The required readin- for this year is Pace's "The ory and Practice," Hale's "Lights r f 1'wo Countries," and The North western Journal. This is the third year that the work b.i.s been con ducted in this way. It has proved a reat success and has been a irreat help to the army of Nebraska teachers. Cass, with its lar-e list of excellent teachers, ou-ht to have as many circles as any county in the .-late. The circles are as fol lows: Circle No. 1, coiuprisine- dis. tricts No. I, 'J7, '-!", '',, Itn, 117, 41, 12, la and 17, will meet at I'latts uiouth. Circle No. 'J, coiuprisine districts No. Id.ll'J, Hit, 7'.', Mi, '., s, 17 and HI, will meet at Louisville. Circle No. It, comprising; districts No. 'J., Tit. !Ni. TM, '21, HH. Its, 7.'. M, 71, tilt. ."Ml. '-'H, '."I. t'l. '.Hand IM, will meet at W'eepine- Water. Circle No. 4, coinprisin- districts No. IT, 77, IH, IS, II. 1.', lit, 1 1, la; III, 1(1 and H'.i, will meet at I'liiou. Circle No. a, cotiiprisiu-- districts No. ali, ii, 7, s, , a, Ha, " and mi, will meet at Muriay. Circle No. II coinprisin- districts No. :i.", ltd, M. v, p.i, 711, 7a. '.ii and id, will meet at (ireenvvood. Circle No. 7. coinprisiuy districts No. sa, ,"7, , HI, III, Iii, ."C, 1,1, and s'.t, will meet at M unlock. Circle No. N, compi isin- districts No. iv.i. f.T. ."I, sT. i'-'. ii."., Tl.sj. i, i;i and luu, will meet at Ka- le. Circle No. '.i, coinprisin-di-trii Is No.'.'.". '21. l'..ci. ,"i'i, ,"i, .").(, '.is. s im,i 1 1, vv ill meet at Klmwood. Lvery teacher should attend this Iii - I nieelin-, even it tin y cannot I .re. mie a ineiiil H-r. An liuunction. S e-h ri'.ay an order w is is-m d Irian the district court le-t la i n in-' tin city ollicials Inm, -avin-- the city pi inline 1,, ,e New.-. This was mi a petition troiu Mr. Sherman ol The Journal and a-ked lor mi Ihe -inuud th il The Journal'.- bid was the lower than that ol Ihe News, ,s a matter ol tart IT II-: I IKK U.n's bid was Iowa r than that of The News. Die hitler's bid was the rV-hest of the three. Ihe case will be at -lied before Jud-e Chap man at In o'clock on tin nioi inu-nl Monday , ( let. It. The News people are somewhat t'M'ited over the matter and were this mornin- ra-.in- around and charj;ine- that the action stopped the pavine- matter. It will do no such thine. The law say s ordi nances shall be published. There is nothine; staudiiitf in the way of the ordinance beino- published in FROM THE ANOTHER . . . l ALWAYS 12 4k it Boy. niia or Mini, to hi1 h i-Hylv nml nt tin GET THE MOST FOE HIS MONEY . . lie JOE, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER STADELMANN'S BLOCK. e. tlu-r Tim Hi-kai.h or The Journal. The latter newspaper informs us that they will publish the ordinance as soon as the city clerk oilers it to them. We hereby offer to print it in Till; llllk' AI.I) if the city clerk shall otter it to this newspaper. There is nolhine- standiue- in the way of the priutin-; of the ordi nance and it wi II be published all rieht. The News is simply barred. Thai is all. That Advertising' Bock, 'llie News has issued throne li that other scab printing office, the I'estner I'riiitintr Co. of Omaha, the illustrated advertisini; book ol 1'lattsnioulh, and a line tonkin job it is. too! When the work was to be -iven out Till-; Ili:k'.I.I said that the work could not be satis factorily done this town. The News said it could and would be and that the job would be done IS IIIAI 'U K l- if the contract was awarded it. We knew The News folks were blulfin- and said so, but the con tract was awarded them, rime has proven what Till; II Kk'Al.D said was correct. The News did not dare at tempt to print it in its own office. They took the job to ( linalia and had the work done there in a scab office, and it is not up to standard and no first-class printer will under oath say so. The city oti-ht not to pay lor it and we do not believe they wil ! do si i. Tin; buecial to Weeinn Water. I'hc M. P. railroad company will run a special train to Wiepin Water next Saturday to accommo date republicans wlii i desire to at nttend Ihe county convention. The laiv lor the round trip vill be Sl.1'2. Idle train will leave I Mat I sinout h at s:h" a. in. and lei il r n i n - , w i d leave Weepinj- Water at I IN p. in. I I MI hs A l si: i( IlloA.S. Sr. J.i-i ri t . Mich . Sept. '2T. I here is much exciti -incut here over the case ol a man named Wcd.liv in live miles out in the country, said to be sulli Tin- w ith every sy tuptoiu of cholera. The public school are closed. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. When Haby was i,-k, we pave licr Castnna. Wl-n she tu Child, jlm cru-.l for (.'.i.' trri VTlicn shi- liw.Ttiic !is. shi rliitr,-1- ist,i, .r., "VhiMishcli-iilCliil.lri-n shf -;.vv-1 'i.-iii CihIoii ASHES ! AND GHEA QIGH MERIT 1LAT WI2.D2M. I JOE! KEEPS IN THE LEAD. Musi Buy oil' fciOB awn p.iii., WATERMAN BLOCK, MAIN-ST Just Opened BUY- PUKE - GOODS. DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED LIQUORS OF Al-L KINDS "PURITY AMD LOW 'Cold Tea Whisky," "0. F. C. Taylor Whishy," "Old Crow' "Guckenheimer Whisky." ii rurn i i ill! 01 . . . li lw am thm Joes . PLATTSHOUTH, NEB. r 1 - T a 1 his Week. PRICES," OUR MOTTO. 4