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ISSUES ABLY PRESENTED
h a rlt 1ernrntloM Inrlnilril n Itcfor
nr In John It IIiijh nnd II Dlnlrloli
H lint XV n luHiimliiHllciilly ltocclvccl by
hn Aitillmro
Tho Auditorium vmh well filled Innl
night by people who cumo out to himr
thopolltienl nddresn of Hon Uoo D
Mcildtlolin assistant Hoorutnry of wnr
Thero vih no nttonipt it n donioiiRtrn
tion nnd tho crowd cmnt quietly and
wont away quiotly Tho ntiifio hud
been decorated with lings whilo n largo
piuturo of President MeKinley occupied
n prominuut pluco across the opotilng of
ono of the boxes
The speaker wan in good voico and
reviewed tho issues of tho enmpnign in
a ntuHtorly niauuer that will unques
tionubly iMiir good rosults
President Simpson of the MoKinloy
lloosovolt olub introduced Mayor Rob
ertson as tho presiding olllcer of tho
evening llo in turn introduced
lot composed of Messrs Patterson I
Parker ow and Thompson who sang
In a Littlo While and on being en
cored gave Hllliu H
Chalrnian Hobortson introduced tho
speaker of the evening with a nioo
little talk roviuwuiK the fact that he
ciuno among us when almost a boy
had very ably represented tho Third
district in congress for two terms and
hoped that ho might represont tho state
in tho United States senate This state
ment touched a rosponsivo chord in tho
uudienco and was liberally applauded
An tho speaker walked to tho front of
tho platform ho was accorded an en
thusiastic ovation
Mr Meiklejohu bognu his nddress by
Mating that it was not his deiro to
criticiso American citizens because thoy
dlilerod from him in political belief but
ho wished to discuss tho issues compre
hensively and point out tho sign boards
along tho way Tho contest this fall iB
between two great parties one of which
had conducted tho affairs of this govern
ment for ii out of tho past 10 years tho
cthor was a party created by tho muni
ueoaudisnot tho party of letlorson
und Jackson that domocrnts have loved
many of whom deserted it in ISiHi Tho
speaker invited their co operation again
in this campaign uutil tho temple of
tleroocraoy Blioulrt bo again inhabitable
Mr Meiklejohu discussed in an effect
ive way tho different issues of demo
craoy during recent years reciting tho
tariff reform phase of 1800 when a
democrat io house and senate wero
elected Two yeara later that party
waa given the presidout They prompt-
ly passed u tariff reform measure which
Mr Bryan helped to frame but the
people made a mistake in not putting
them nnder bond to keep up the prices
and they fell with disastrous results to
American industry and enterprise Tho
result of tho measure was that the for
eign workiugnieu were employed while
those of tliis country wero idle The
democratic nominee believes the same
policy now that he did then In 18IH
tho peoplo indicatod their dissatisfaction
by discharging the house aud in 1800
completed the contract by electing Win
McKiuley as president with a repub
lican house and senate When the
newly elected president raised his hand to
take the oath of otllco there was n rift in
the clonds of despair nnd shortly after
ward the sunlight of prosperity burst
through in unwonted brilliancy The
republicans favored a policy that would
benefit the American wngo earner
rather than those of foreign lands As
Daniel Webster onco said When theio
is work tor tho hands there is work for
the teeth and the producer shared in
jtlie prosperity by an increased demand
and at higher prices The interest of
tho peoplo is not no much in tho prices
of what thoy buy as In what thoy soil
They sell every day nnd it is only occa
sionally that they buy A good prlco
for manufactured products mentis ngood
price for tho produce of tho Boil Ohonp
wiro moans cheap hogs cheap lumber
goes with ohonp farms mid cheap salt
mnkos cheap butter Uudor freo trado
it took 12 1 bushels of corn to buy 100
pounds of barb wiro under protection
although bnrb wiro has ndvnnccd In
prlco 10 bushels of com will buy 1K
pounds of barb wiro Ho gave another
apt illustration of tho increased pur
chasing power of com undor tho present
administration that took well with the
uudienco llo showed comprehensively
the remarkable increase of exports mid
doorcase of imports referred to tho Isbu
anco of 2U000000 bonds by Cleveland
hi time of peacu nnd showed that under
MeKinloy debts wero bolng paid in time
of wnr Undor tho Dlngloy bill the
greatest era of prosperity over known in
this country has prevailed Ho thinks
gold has gono down for whoreas tho
londor of tho opposition required but
250 for a lecture in 1 810 ho now wants
fMX
Prosperity is shown by tho railroads
In the Cleveland times HO pur cent of
tho moil employed wero thrown out of
work now thoy are back in their places
Then tho side tracks wero full of empty
cars now thoy nTo tilled with loaded
trains with tho engineer at tho head
waiting for tho signal to go
In tho republican platform of 1SS8 at
Chicago was inserted tho llrst plank
against trusts ty any political party and
its author was Win MoKinloy Ho
went on to show that the republican
pnrty had boon consistent in its opposi
tion to trusts whilo tho democratic
course was marked with insincerity
Tho fiiKion representatives in congress
from Nebraska had voted against a
measure increasing tho powers of tho
executive in handling trusts fames D
Richardson ono of their londors ob
jected to another bill to regulato trusts
and it was killed Mr Bryan was ou
tortainod at a feast in Now York the
master of which was Hichard Crokor
who is intimately connected with tho
ice trust then thoro wero tho Van
Wycks and others At Kansas City it
was almost necessary to hold a
GEO U MK1KLKJ011N
cnto of stock in tho ice trust to bo ad
mitted to tho democratic convention
James K Jones advocated a measure
calculated to tako 1 000000 away from
the Porto Rieaus and put it in tho
pockets of tho sugar trust
Failing in their efforts to mako an is-
suo tholr eyes wero attracted across tho
ocean and imperialism was sprung
This issue has been aptly described to
mean that the democrats aro all out of
olllce and want to get in otllco It is
not new Washington Adams Jeffor
sou and Lincoln have all been accused
of imperialistic tendencies and now
MoKinloy is so accused Imperialism is
impossible when tho great American
people elect congress congress makes
the laws and the president exeoutes
them The fusionists believe it to bo
propor that tho German the Swede the
Frenchman and other foreigners should
live in this country for tlve years bofore
they are permitted to have a hand in
tho government but the black man and
the brown mnn of Porto Rico aud tho
Philippines should he allowed to assist
in running tho government fivo min
utes after being admitted The former
must take an oath to support the consti
tutiou and obey tho laws of the laud
whilo the latter should be allowed to
grab up a gun and shoot holes through
the American flag
Tillman who advocates shootiug tho
negroes in South Carolina was selected
to read the declaration of independence
at the Kansas City convention Presi
dent McKinley gave the Filipinos more
liberty than they have known in itOOO
years Ho read tho presidents instruc
tions to tho peace commissioners
The Philippines como as a legitimate
acquisition both by the rights of con
quest aud purchase Messrs Stark
T11K NOKFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 1000
Robinson Novillo and Sutherland votod
for tho appropriation of f aOOOOOOO with
which to purchase tho arohipolego from
Spain nnd Senator Allen voted to ratify
tho peace treaty
Tho spenkor regretted to say thnt hnd
it not boon for tho notion nf certain per
sons in this country tho Filipino rebel
lion would have been closed 12 mouths
ngo A mossago from Agniualdo has
convoyed tho Information that he must
keep tin tho rebellion until after election
In aimwor to n proclnmation of nmnosty
Hotter than guarantee a protoctorato tho
fusionists should notify tho foreign
governments to tnko their peoplo oil tho
inlands tako down tho lug tako our sol
diers homo and allow tho peoplo of tho
islands to have tholr own sweet way
whilo thin government reooivos tho do
Rorved scorn and reproach of tho
world
If tho insurgents aro nerved notlco of
tho re elect ion of MoKinloy tho rebel
lion will bo closed in loss than i0 days
Tho United States history for 100
years showsjuo territory disposed of and
100 years bunco tho PhilippineB will bo
considerodan much a part of tho United
States as California
While it is important that President
McKinleys administration bo endorsed
ho Hhould bo glvon a strong right arm
by tho election of a republican congress
and that will bo partially accomplished
by tho election of John R Hays of Nor
folk This sentiment was productivo
of prolonged applause and cheering
In closing his speech Mr Meiklejohu
said that Mr Dietrich wub as good as
elected but tho peoplo should glvo him a
nice complimentary vote aud this was
also roundly applauded
Tho meeting wns closed by tho audi
ence joining in and singiug America
with tho quartet to lead
Tour In lliii Kooky Mountain
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greatest gold camp on earth Three
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Spanish Fork Utah Garrison and
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To Spokane Taconin Soattle Wash
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Tho round trip tiokets with privilege of
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F W JUNEMAN
Agent
limes is to bo hero with his baud
November ltb Tho organization
comes direct from its summer homo at
Atlantic City whero it is said to havo
played to n gross attendance of nearly
ono million paid udmissiouB Alberti
the great baritone and fivo other vocal
artists of similar standing will give
scenes from graud opera as one of the
features of tho mnuagoment Iunes
holds to tho theory that music is good
for tho health Good inuBic does for
the mind what good food does for the
bono aud blood It revivifies nnd
strengthens It gives alternate iuvig
oration and roBt that is when the
senses correctly interpret it
Some one laughingly asked Innes
after ho had writtou a philosophic arti
cle on this Biibject why he didnt cure
his owu enthusiasm and he replied that
every doctor lacked confidence in his
own medicine and he didnt propose to
bo an exception to the rule
Orltloir On
How are you getting on with your
photography
Well answered the young mau
with brown Ungor tips Im doing bet
ter The snap shot portrait I took of
Mr Curmudgt must have been recog
nisable
You arc sure of that
Perfectly for an soon as Curmudge
saw It Iip said he could whip the muu
who made that picture Exchange
Tliut Cryliifr Dobr
When a baby cries at an entertain
mom turn around and look disapprov
ingly at Its mother She Is not pinch
ing It to make It cry Is trying her best
to bush it and probably had no one to
leave It with at home But that makes
no difference By no means remember
that you were a baby once yourself
Atchison lilobo
Near It
Shopman Here Is a very nice thing
in revolving bookcases madam
Mrs Newilch Oh are those revolv
ing bookcasi 1 thought they called
them circulating libraries London
King
TORE DOWN THE BILLS
The Vitiligo Mnrithnl of llnttte Creek Does
Not llnlleve In lrcc Speech mxl
Irilr Treatment
Pattlh Giikkk Nov 1 Dr llrynut
of Norfolk enmo to thin plnco by freight
from tho weflt Monday night Ho took
supper with Hon L B Baker whilo
tho train stopped and continued His
journey whou tho train loft Ho
brought a lot of bills upon which ap
peared this nunouncomont Populist
rally I Tho great political questions of
tho day will bo discussed in an ablo
niannor at Battle Creek on Novombor 2
1000 nt 8 oclock p m bv A A Perry
and local candidates Kvorybody wel
come Bryant not having timo him
solf engaged ono L B Bakers boyH to
distribute thoso bills Tho boy placed
thoni in store windows and in fact in
overy completions placo about town
No sooner had ho finishod than Village
Marshal Frauk Flood acting no doubt
in compliance with tho wishes of tho
fusionists wont around nud tore down
nnd destroyed every bill When nsked
for his reasons ho stated thnt it wns
simply n d d sohomo by tho republi
cans to get out n crowd to hoar Hon
Harry Bromo who is billed by tho re
publicans to speak hero on November 2
Tho real truth is that whon the dato for
tho Bromo meeting was fixed not a
single republican in Battlo Breek knew
of tho rally which Bryant had adver
tised In fact no ono know anything
about it uutil tho bills had been posted
nnd wore boing torn down by order of
tho fusion forces Populists and overy
other person who beliovo in fair play
and freo speech are very indignant
over tho high handed manner in which
our city marshal shows his preference
for Bryauism
Gnliiir on the StnRC
It Is my honest conviction based
Upon no littlo observation that ulne
tcnths of tho desire to go upon the
stngu proceeds from vanity vanity
pure and simple What does the aver
age young person know of the require
ments of the stage of tho dHlleulties
that beset It Nothing He visits the
theaters and sees the hnndlvtork of
6ome clever dramatist presented by
skilled actors with an case which It
seems absurd for the audience to ap
plaud Of the natural aptitude the
long training the nerve destroying re
hearsals the struggles and tho heart
burnings he knows nothing of course
He sees only that it must be a glorious
thing to be lu the glare of the foot
lights with line feathers aud heroic
or humorous speeches the observed of
all observers with tho plaudits of the
multitude ringing in his cars It looks
an easy delightful way of earning
a living a fortune and like the child
aud tho moon he wants It
There Is no royal road to success on
the stage It Is an exacting profes
sion No man no woman reaches
success without a great deul of hnrd
work nnd many hard knocks at the
unrelenting hands of experience no
dainty taskmaster
In a century there nre perhaps but
two exceptions to this rule David
Garrick and Mary Anderson to both
of whom success came with compara
tive ease Francis Wilson In Colliers
Shocked Her
In an elevated train sat a dignified
severe looking lady In her lap lay
a thick book whose nianila paper cov
er bore the stamp of tho Y W C A
library Beside her was a bundle and
beside the bundle a little Hat tin box
The sent facing her was occupied by
a very young man and a white haired
old man rather nervous but with a
kind and interested expression
As the train slowed up for the Fif
tieth street station the lady gathered
up her bundle rose and began io el
bow her way through the crowded
nlsle toward tho door The young man
looked at the little tin box left on the
seat but did not budge The old gen
tleman no sooner spied It than he grab
bed It stumbled over the young mans
feet and gently touched the ladys
shoulder gracefully lifting his hat as
she turned around
A look at the box nnd then n look nt
him That was all The train had
stopped nnd there was no time for
words but that look she gave him wns
calculated to have the same effect as
a right arm blow And It did
He sank back Into his scat dum
founded The young man laughed out
right and tho other passengers grin
ned Putting on his spectacles the old
man brought the object near his eyes
and the look of umazement on his face
gave way to a sickly smile as he read
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One New York millionaire who earn
ed his fortune by his own efforts under
rather disadvantageous clrcumstunces
conducts his business In a way that is
highly original In many particulars
One of the most striking of these Is his
method of depllng with his employees
They aro paid every night nnd nt tho
close of every business day all the ex
penses of running the business havo
been met and the malinger knows just
how his affairs stand as far as that
feature nf his business Is concerned
But that Is not his object in pnylng
salaries every day Instead of following
the usuhI custom and waiting until the
end of the week or month Ho employs
many men who have lost former situ
ations through Intemperance although
they were all men of ability In their
field If they severed their connection
practically with the establishment at
the close of every business day it
made no difference to the employer
whnt happened to tho mnn nftcr he left
his establishment By this means the
millionaire Is nble to get the services
of good men nt n small salary nnd hnve
no responsibility as to their conduct
after they have received tholr pay for
ono days work New York Sun
A Single One Ineupril
Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady lu nar
rntlng tho experiences of A Mlsslonnry
In the Grent West recalls In The La
dles Home Journal his visit to n town
which had been more or less abandon
ed for 12 years
I could not he says find a single
member of tho church left except one
old lady who had been bedridden for n
number of yt nrs Yes she Bald In an
swer to my inquiry 1 nm still a mem
ber of the Episcopal church I reckon
We did have nbotit n dozen members
once Thero wns And she called
over n number of nnmes I Interrupt
ed her In each ense by nsklng whnt
hnd become of them Shes Joined the
Latter Day Saints wns tho unswer
when the object of my question hnd
neither removed nor died It seems to
me everybody hns Joined the Latter
Day Saints I commented Yes sho
replied most every ono They had a
revival here nnd got them nil except
me Why didnt thoy get you I nsk
ed I reckon because I was bedridden
nnd they could not get at mo sho said
frankly
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CIiIcmko lain mill lrovMons
ChliiiK Oft til Wheat wns strong nnd
native today on tlio Argoiitlnp news and
lilglior enliliH December closing Wliu
over yesterday Corn closed Ue und oats
He lilglii r fur DoceiiiliiT delivery January
provisions lit tlic close wore 5e lower Clos
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Wlieiit Oct ic Nov 7lia3e
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Corn del HTe Nov Uc Hoc Uc
May iSie
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CuhU quotations Nu 2 reil wheat 714fT
7014c No 3 red wlirnj 70i74V No 1
ftprliiR wheat 0714Q7514C No 2 hard wheat
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No 2 cash corn 1714c No 3 cash corn
373M7Vie No 2 yellow corn 3773Sc No
3 yellow com 17 Vic No 2 cash oats 21
ftili2e No - white oats 25Ji20e No 3
white oats 24Q2114c
Chicago Llvo Stock
Chicago Oct lfioOO
Including 0O westerns aud 700 Texans
choice grades stronger others steady Tex
nns steady to strong natives hest on sale
today three care at 100 good to prime
steers rii0ffitiOO poor to medium Mffj
fi tO selected feeders steady 3Sr7 lir
mixed stockers 27t100 cows 2lVuI
tJO heifers 2ii0f tti0 cannei s iflOOSJ
210 bulls 2f0i M0 wives i7V300O
Texans best on sale today 18 ears nt 380
Texas fed steers Texas grass
steers Si2Tifif410 Texas hulls
Hogs Receipts today 33000 Umiorrow S
000 estimated left over 4000 shade low
er closing strong top 517714 mixed and
butchers good to choice heavy
40i47 rough heavy I3 Q4iri light
430ffi47ii bulk of sales 4rrfi403
Sheep Receipts 15000 sheep nnd lambs
generally steady good to choice wethers
3K iS410 fair to choice mixed 335300
western sheep 375117410 Texas sheep
J50fi3riO native lambs 425S525 west
ern lambs 475525
Kansas City Live Stock
Kansas City Oct 31 Cnttle Ileeelpts
0500 natives 1300 Texnns 800 calves
light supply strengthened values prices
ruled strong to 10c higher native steers
475ff550 stockers and feeders 300i2
430 butcher cows and heifers 30057470
eanncrs L40Ti30O fed westerns 3B0f8
n00 Texans 30fW150 calves 250ff500
Hogs Receipts 131X10 opened fie lower
gained strength nnd closed steady nt Tues
days prices heavy aud mixed 455Q40ii4
light 4505f402V4 pigs llVj440 Sheep
Receipts LOOO light supply good qual
ity llrm prices lambs UJ0W4Rn mut
tons 3751itP0 stockers and feeders 323
Qi400 CIIIIS iUfiil0
South Onmha I Ive Stock
South Omaha Oct
35Kl active i trong to 10c higher miilve
beef steers I3T5Im western steers 400
fi I SO Texas steers 32Vr7400 cows nnd
heifers e higher 30it4J5 fanners
17yi300 stockers und feeders 32Q
40- cnlves 300fi0O0 bulls stngs etc
225fil00 Hogs Receipts 7000 market
shade to 5c lower heavy 5445fii455
mixed 143fif4 0 light l7f7 150 pies
35051410 built of sales 14344714
Sheep ltccclpts 3300 slow to shade low
er western muttons 3057J400 btocls
sheep 325ii370 lambs l3525
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