h I FfN DAILY BEDUMAITI , MONDAY , NOVEMBLR 19 , 1883.
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All Tutnra + Gotten and 1lomlUanoce ehmild bx
addree.cd to Tnanm 1rnu.liiYo CofIrAM , OWAIU.
Draft + , Chicks and Po.tofco orders to to m.do pay
able to the order of the comlaany ,
TUB BEE BUBLISHING CON , PROPS/
S. ROSRWATlia , Editor.
Thnnktgtving l'roolnniatlun ,
'In furthoramco of the ctutom of this people
at the clo.lnq of ouch year , to ongngo upon a
day eet apart for that purpoo in special festl
val of praleoto the Ghcr of all Goodthoroloro ,
I , Chester A. Arthur , President of thoUnitod
States , dohorobydesignat0T U11la , tho2Dth
olynational
day of November next , aM a day national
thanksgiving , for the pear that le drawing to
an end has boon replete w'lth
the evidence of diviuo goodnaM , the
provallacco of health , the fullness of
the hariest , the tabllity of peace and order ,
the b rowth of fraternal focUng. , the eproad of
Intouigcnco and learning , the continued on
joymeut of chit and religIoue liberty-all
those and countlase ether blo.singe are canoe
for reverent rejoicing. I do , tltoroforo , recommend
mend that on the day above appolnted ,
the people rest from their aecutomod labors ,
and mneoting in tholr several 'locos ' of worehip ,
ezpro.a their devout gratitude to God that lie
has dealt bountifully with this nation and
pray that lice grace and favor abide with it
orovor. C1u iTEa A. Anrlmut ,
1'ro4dent
By Vain , T. Fa6LD a1CTBFN ,
Secretary of State ,
Ir was currently reported that Major
Nickerson , who has gained so much notoriety
torioty on account of leta bigamous mar.
riage , wasinsano. hmiowturne out that
ho really was mad and that there was
considerable motliod in his madnoss.
Jusr now , as winter le gutting in , the
Apaches have concluded to surrender to
Crook and coma into their reaervation
Whom the sprig"timo comes these well.
fed gertlo scalpers will pull off their taga
and steal away with their ponies and go
on time war path ,
Time Ban's article wne intended to read
( so eaya Mr. Itosewator ) "last but not
least , in referring to the industrious
chairman of the Republican State com
mittee and Savago's majority of 406 in
Dodgo.-Frcrnonf Itcrald.
Don't , if you please , misquote. Tun
Ban's article was intended to rend juetna
it did road. If the industrious chairman
feels hurt , ho should muzzle hia "fool
friend , " the editor of tho. ? cpublican.
It wns not a quarrel of our seeking.
DBNCnn is a lucky city. When oho
was on the decline , Londvillo with her
mines came to horroscuo and gave her a
boom that sent her far ahead of the most
sanguine expectations. Wealth flowed
from the mountains into her lap. Her
etreota have , a naturalpavomont of gravel ,
j and thus she is relieved of a hoary oxy -
y 4 pendituro. In boring for oil water
1 was struck , and now tIme city line an
j k abundance of the purest water from
i uumberous artesian uvolls , and this at a
+ I time when it was badly needed. The
supply from the Platte river was not only
a insufficient , but had buco no the cause of
frequent complaint. Strange as it may
seem , the man who was boring foroil and
struck water was the president of the
e 1 Denver orator-works company , and the
company are now digging several wells ,
I which will supply their entire pipe sys.
tom.
S. S. REYNOLDS was defeated for
Treasurer of Butler county , the Itopubli-
can candidate being elected by a small
majority. This allows a chmmgo of sonti-
niont since last year , when Mr. Reynolds
received over 1,100 majority for State
Senator-Seward Reporter.
This shows nothing of the sort. Reynolds
nolds was running against two other
didatca this year in Butler county alono.
Last year lie was eloltod by 1,100 majority -
jority over his opponent in Butler and
Polk counties , Last year Butler county
gave Sturdovant 401 majority over Loran
Clark. This year Savage carries it over
' Reese by 472. Polk county , which gave
Sturdovant 04 majority last year , was
a carried by Savage this year by 247 un-
f jority ; and these two couutics wore regarded -
garded as time stronghold of Mr. Itooso.
Thin shows that the district which elected
Mr. Reynolds last year to tlmo Senate by
about 1,100 , has experienced no cumaigo
of sentiment. On the contrary , antimonopoly -
monopoly is stronger there than over ,
No intelligent reader can fail to be interested
terosted in time contents of time $ orlli
American Rcvtcw for December. The
question of the telegraplm has time place
of honor is the number , Gardiner G ,
11 IIubbard pointing out the great advantages -
tages that would result from time proposed
to 1 , r "Governmont Control of the Telegraph , '
and showing from the oxpemiemmcoof soy
oral European countries the bemats to
be derived from the incorporation of
telegraphic with time postal service.
f aI'roft ' J , Lauranco Laughlin , of Itarv'ard
rsIt aliowa time "Evils of the Sub.
romury System , " in ita absorbing and
witlmholding from circulation the specie
that isvWnstautly needed to insure atabil.
„ y typ4q time world of fiueuco , henry
--writes of "Overproduction , " an
.c' Idea ( which he declares to ho preposterous ,
tc "WUfM lt b.Yenlthf produced than me
: .yalilml. ( ion.V. . B. Franklin sets forth
a' The viewsbf naval and military oxperle
as to what is abaolut Iy needed , in the
way of organization , flirts , ships and war
material , to insure the "National do-
fcnsc , " .An prtfclo on "Railroad _ and
* Public Tirane , ! ' by Prof , Loomard Waldo ,
of thf Yalfa Ie i ulivatory , explains
t1t0 _ apetem of unifornay i tame standards
now being iptrnll iced into the railroad
M agrvicoflf thoUnitot Siites ,
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LAIR'S I'INDW.ITION.
Congressman Laird's lemg oxpcctedvin
dication has at last appeared in lmis organ ,
tlio Ilastinge (7azctfc .tournal , Ills
"comploto vindicatton , " as he calls it ,
was written by himself , and occupies six
solid columns. It is an amusing docu
moat , Mr. Laird disproves what Ivan
never chmged , and by implication admits
the material parts of all that JIM ever
been charged , except that ho was in col.
lusion with time local land ofhicore at Mc.
Cook. The answer to that allegation is
simply what accused persons generally
plead when arraigned , namely , not gnil
ty. No intelligent man can read and di.
gent Limo statements of the land ofilcore
without reaching the cmmcluaion that Mr.
Laird is simply laboring lard to thinprovo
what nobody has nllogcd.
Mr. Laird line been charged witlm
watiting a stock ranch on the Stinking
Water crook , ant } that in accordance with
that wait ho wort into that section with
Simon Belly , the Hastings gin mill
keeper , amid Mr. Francis , the surveyor of
lied Willow county , to lmunt up the linen
of the land which ho coveted. Neither
of those charges does lie deny.
It was charged that Mr. Laird paid
Galei Baldwin the sum of 8500 to aban
don a sgttnttcra claim which ho ( Baldwin )
had in that noiglmborhood. Mr. Laird
docn not deny nor attempt to dinpro'o
thin , but introduces Baldwin to disprove
a chadgo that never was made , that ho
paid Baldwin $600 for making a dugout
and plowing patches of ground. Baldwin -
win states that the contracts for plowing
time ground wore made with each one of
the persons who made the entries-none
of the contracts being made verbally and
somno by writing. Baldwin admits in his
etatoment that only eight out of the
cloven bogus homoteadom have over
been in tlio neighborhood , but ho does
not state whether these contracts wore
made before or after time expostmro of the
fraud.
It was charged that after time lines to
these lands had boon found by Laird ,
Holly and Francis , time nurvoyors of Red
Willow county , that n party of noon
from Itastings , the home of Laird , went
to McCook on Il , aC M. railroad passes
furnished by Laird , amid entered lands
selected by himself and Kelly and
Francisnnd that the first entries that wore
made on time day of time opening of the
McCook land office wore those of these
identical lands. Thin is not attempted
to bodoniod in Laird's no called vindication -
tion , but to all intcntsand purposesia ad.
muted forimo introducestlme oflicersof the
land office , who simply deny that
they were in collusion with Laird or any
body who made the entries of these
lands , and also time attorney of time men ,
Mr. Starbuck , who makes time mane do.
nial Opposed to this in tlmo affidavit of
Dioora , heretofore published , which
shows that other pro emptors tried to
got the ear of the land officers at Mc.
Cook so as to make time cuitrroa of their
claims , which wore on this tract , but
failed ; It is an ostabll lmed fact that
Laird's associates wore given the profor-
once. Is it not , than , a fair inference
that they made the entries at tuln request
of Laird and Kelly ,
Mr , Laird publishes another affidavit
from Moore which is very long , but
which , when boiled down , mean only
this amid nothing inoro , that ho did not
tntond to charge that James Laird wan in
collusion with the local land officers , in
making fraudulent entries. We shall republish -
publish title affidavit at an early day , and
willaak the public to carefully peruse it.
Thorn is no withdrawal of any charges of
collusion or favoritism on the part of the
land officers with Mr. Starbuck and his
clionts. Moore , in his second afidavit ,
simply says , amid as we understand lie in
imitentle to say , that ho did notintemid to
charge that Laird was proseut or in col.
lusion with time officers in making thieso
entries ,
Time fact is that Laird with his inntural
cunning increased by his practice as a
lawyer , builds up a straw man and
knocks the dummy over , instead of an.
sweriug time real charges that have booms
published against him.
1Vo will not stop to analyze the bombast -
bast and fustian which Mr. Laird imidul
ges in , to distract the attention of the
public from indisputable facts. Mr.
Laird leas been very unfortunate in his
businoes associations , and Imim nu + inory
lmn been so defective that few who know
hint could depend on any douial lie
makes ovomi if inn the shape of ms oflidavit ,
His concoction years ago wills rotten
schemes and corrupt jobs hums given himn
a notoriety that is more malodorous
tlman time etimikmug water ranch steal.
There are a fuw questions wlmioli ho pro.
pounds .to rime mina directly , Mr. Laird
asks , "Will time Omaha Bee state who is
its authority for the elmargo of fraud by
James Laird in ooumootlom with time organization -
ganization of Plwlps county ? " If Mr.
Laird desires to locate the authority lot
hint look in and around time Norttm Platte
land ofilco , and if Imo can not find ft there ,
we will cite a few old settlers who have a
distinct recollection om that subject.
Mr. Laird's next quoetiom in , " 1Vill
thu same paper state who was its author
ity for the clmargo that Jamnos Laird ap-
pliedfor and deposited moioy for the
survey of land in Northern Nebraska ? "
Mr. Laird to disprove this has fished
out an afiidav'it fron ox.Survoyor or
General Smith , who swears that the
identical James Laird who deposited
the money to locate lamda in Nebraska
on survey scrip hailed from Wyoming.
This is but anotlmor case of "Vegenlmam. "
Our information came from time records
of a congressional comniRtoo charged ,
with investigating those survey scrip
frauds. Tlm'lscommitteowimileluvostigatiug
emtrioemade by a Califurnia ring , atum
bled on tame name of Jauwa Laird , who
made entries 1mm Nebraska , Mr. Smnitlt
testifies that time mnnn Laird was from
Wyoming. It is prenumablo that if lie
lived in Iiastings he wonld not likely ho
stupid enoucfh to give himself away.
The third and last question asked by
Mr. Laird is , "And will the same paper
state who is its authority for the state.
montn rofiocting on James laird its
noction with time Inovale carol" Our
authority is time conduct of Mr. Laird and
Lin associates who wont to Now York to
compromise for the settlers , 1Phy tltd
tlmey steal away without taking Senator
Van Wyck into their cou nsell Why did
they conpromiao on a larger amount tlm i
Knevals was willing to take in time first
place ? how did it come that Knovals
served up a chmampegno supper at Del.
momico's regardless of cxponao , after
Laird had lmelpod Iuinm to dive into lho
pockets of limo homcsteadors , And for
further particulars , if any are desired ,
we refer time lion , James Laird to
Charles IfVan Wyck , United States Scum.
miter , Washimigton , D , C , Ilan Mr. Laird
any more couindrlme ?
COMPET1TiON 1V111CI111ORSNOTC0T1.
1'1tTE ,
Time Iowa po01 has enco more struck a
snag , One of the psr lnore , time Chicago ,
Milwaukee S St , I'aul , leas gone on a
a ntriko for higher wagon. Per a few
days we mummy have comlmtitiou ; omen time
pool will ho reorganized , concessions will
be nmado and the combination will exact
time expenses of time war and the increased
proportion accorded time kickers from time
shippers. The lamb shearing will Luton
go on moro vigorously than over. It is
an established fact tlmat there can be moo
such timing as pornianout cougpetitiotr in
parallel railroads. Of mmocosmty Limo rates
ever all must be Limo same , Wlmonovor
a new road is built limo territory tribu
tary to it and the lines tlmat are parallel
is made to contribute tlmondditional rung
nimig oxpemsos , and interest on time in-
vestment. Competition always will be
followed by combinatiom. Thu public
may temporarily profit by a ruiu.un
freiglmtamid passenger warbut in time cud
it has to make good time losses of such a
war. There is only ono way in which mho
public can be protected against ruinous
rate wars amid extortionate tolls by combination -
bination , The national and state legislatures -
latures must enact laws fixing a mntnimmtm
as well as a maximum rate. We want
laws tint wilF prevent any railroad fromm
engaging in competition at loss rates tlman
it can afrord to carry time businesa. We
want laws tlmat will prevent pool lines
from exacting front shmipbers , who are
compelled to patromiizo them , exorbitant
and oppressive tolls. Whom such laws
arc enacted it will be mnoc
canary for railroads to pool as a mat.
tor of self-protection , and competing
roads will only be built whemi time trafic
of the section through whiclm they run
shall demand additional facilities. It is a
nnistakon idea that every railroad built is
e blessing to time country.
Experience has shown that time need.
less building railroads by jobbers and
speculators , wino build on borrowed capi-
tat min'1 issue fictitious stock , is n great
curse. Such roads may develop prematurely -
turoly sections of the country which they
traverse , but in time long run , instead of
cheapening trnarportation they compel
roads that share the traffic with tlmem to
keep up higlr rates.
Take for example time railroads tlmat
traverse the comitinont , The Union and
Central Pacific roadounrostricted by law ,
have for fourteen years exacted outrageous -
geous tolls from their patrons. They
have laid heavy tribute upon time produ
cers amid industrial classes from the
Missouri to time Pacific coast.
It was expected that tire building of coin-
poting roads to time Pacific would nilord
relief by forcing immaterial raductions in
passenger amid freight tolls. What is time
result ? The trafiio of which time Union
and CemitralPacifmc had a mnouopoly is
now divided among five nionopohics. Time
highp rates lmerotoforo exacted by time
Union and Central Pacific are kept up
by mutual ngroommemt. They could hardly -
ly do otherwise , The traffic that pald
a Imndsono dividend on two moil.
lions of inflated stock is now
expected to pay dividends emi ono thousand -
sand mimilliuns , The Union and Contra
Pacific cormorants , gorged withm spoils exacted
acted by highway robbery , might have
loosened their grip amid given their pa.
trans reduced rates , but whemi they have
to divide with four other giant nmoumopo
lies lhoy naturally continue their oppressive -
prossivo exactions. To be euro , time ces-
struction of four other railroads to time
Pacific has developed and peopled sacs
tious of time ceumtry tlmat thou were barn
roe wastes , amid increased the trafilo at
time torntiual cities , but time increase is by
no mneans proportlouato to rho incrcased
expemmeos and vast capital upon whiclm in
toroat amid divtdeiids are to be paid ,
hence , Limo country will be bled for ninny
years when it maight have had relief hind
not the speculators built more roads tlman
we mood , Sooner or later limo chartering
of railroads will have to be regulated by
Limo population atma tra0dc. Until thou
amid until time legislatures and congress
fix maximumi and nifnimum tolls , pool ig
tvmhl continuo and ruinous pool wars will
disturb comnmoco by fluctuating rates
which are always followed by a levy on
time alippors to make up the shortage.
Rosa vATEmt is viudienting his roputa-
ties as a liar these days , an all Saundore
county 1)004110 may parcoivo by the following -
lowing , " 1 lie back precincts of Satin.
dare county are still held back to make
Reese's election sure. " The foregoing
appears in 'I'nn BEE of Noveuibor 18 ,
Time returns from all Limo precincts of this
county were in b- the 9tht of Novenmber
and wre counted or canvassed on time
10th-Wahoo TWnnic.
Then wlmy were limo Saumdere oounly
returna on Supreme Judge withheld
from time prcesl Why did not time Walmoo
Os. Aelmland papers publish than promptly -
ly ? Why wore tlmoy not telegraphed to
the Ommdia Tatpnt Heart on the day time
canvass was completed ! Vv to Limo 11th
it was given out In this city that Ilceso
had from 1,000 to 1,400 majority and
Tutu Iltm credited him with 1,200 on its
first catimato. In view of tlmo fact that
Limo returns from nearly every county
were in before Saunders had boon heard
from Limo Inference was perfectly natural
that Limo back precincts were hold back
for sonic purposo. fly mho way , why
wore Tae OitAmIA Iir.m to 1l'ahoo sub.
scribers , held back a day or two almost
every faMmu during time doming weeks of
the campaign , while the Omaha . lCpubiU
can was delivered with promptness and
dispatch.
dispatch..fir , . .
Tun opinion of Justice Ilarlami , dis-
nonting from the decision of his col.
leagues on time United States Supreme
bencli fu tlmeir decision pronouncing tlmo
civil rights bill unconstitutional , will
couuneitl itself an eminently aound to
evorysincero believer in the fundamental
Principlce of Republicanism , Juetico
Ifarlau plants himself broadly upon time
ground that the aupromo court is in duty
bound to respect the intent of the makora
of time constitution. It in n matter of
history that time constitutional amend.
nionts under whiclm the civil rights bill
was fraudd , were voted and adopted
not merely to abolish slavery amid confer
time elective franchise upon time freedmen ,
but to insure equality before the law fn
its broadest sonic to every citizen with.
out regard to race , color or previous con-
dition. The duty of thu National Legislature
laturo to prohibit discriminatimi against
any citizen iii time full exorcise of his
civil rights wan expressly pointed out in
Limo proviso timat grants to Congress time
power to enforce time constitutional
amondnmmits by suitable legislation. To
nay that this power was nega-
Live , mud could not be exercised
until some State attempted to
discriminate against one class
of citizens by hostile legislation ,
beatuso of their race or color , was vir
tunny to nullify time very essoueo of the
amondmonts. To enforce equality be.
fore Elmo law in respect to thmo rights of
all citizens to equal privileges on public
imighwaya and in public places there
must be lawn to punialm offenders It
would not be necessary for any State
wlmoro people were hostile to time exercise
of equal privileges on railroad trains ,
steamboats , parks or other public places
of amusement to enact laws creating
class or race distinctions in order to
nullify the civil righmts of all its citizens.
Such distinctions could ho carried on
with impunity as long as no law wan enacted -
acted to prevent thorn , and punish their
infraction. Under the late decision congress -
gress never will be called on to protect
tire civil rights of American citizens
whcro they are violated by State statute ,
amid yet time violations will be a matter of
notoriety and common occurenco. Justice -
tico Harlan lays down the fundamental
principle involved in this decision
when ho declares : National legislation ,
may , without transcending the limits of
of the constitution , do for human liberty
mind fundamental riglmts of American eiti-
zonship , what it did with the sanction of
the Supreme court for time protection of
alavory and rights of masters over fugitive -
tive slaves. In every material muse , it
is applicable to time practical enforcement
under the amendment ,
1'EOI'LE WILL TALK ,
- " I attended the consecration
services at Trinity cathedral , remarked
a prominent citizen to the ( lee's Man
About Town , "and was very match
pleased with time bonutifrml interior of the
now chmrch. I have ono fault to find ,
however , and that is with time seats. I
occupied one of the back pews , and as
they are all on a level I could not see
over time persons in trout of mno without
bracing up amid stretching my uaek to time
utmnoat. It was certainly very annoy-
lug. It then occurred to me that it is
about time to make a now dole. Lure not
only in the general architecture of
churches but in time mammer of arranging
time seats , If I had anything to say nbout
the construction of a church I should
certaimdy have Lho'pews er an inclined
piano , so that tholast pew in tlio church
would bo the itiglmost amid command as
good a view as tlioso nenr time pulpit.
1VhatopIportmmity dam time ladies have to
display theirnewbonnets if the seats are
all ndead love } amid how mnnnr ladies
are there who do not like to have their
now bonnets admired 1" " 1Vuit till we
got our church finished 1" interrupted a
prominout member of Limo English Lutlm-
eran congregation , " and thou you wilt
see a church that will suit you exa'tly.
It is arras cd ou too opera house plan-
pan uet > ai not circle and -
neat in time house mm good
time audience mid time stage-I beg
your pardon-1 mean time congregation
and time puljnit. The idea wan suggested
b our holdid" our services in Boyd's
era house , pI believe our church will
be time first over built after this plan. It
is a now departure in church architecture
but it is destined to be the popular style
at no distant day "
! 'I was out at Clmeyenno , time
other day , said Councilman Dunlmam ,
"and mnong other porsois that 1 met
there , was Convoso , who was fn time
crockery business in Omahaabout sixteen
years ago , Ho wound up his business
and pulled out for Clmo o , transporting -
porting idcrockery , wwithout teams and
masid with twr three
wagons. Ho was not worth over $1,600
all tolls but today ho is said to be a
ilmilltonatro. IIo hoe been wommdnrfully
successful imi ovary emitorprieo that Imo has
hind anything to do with-crccko ' , cat-
tie , mimics , bnkin . Ho is now the ros-
Idutof te First National bank of Chu
onne , A million dollars in twelve ears
is doing pretty well , " "Yea , " remarked
a b'sta order but ho wouldn't have ? mad
110 mmiucim hind ho not of in with time Union
Pacific railroad wlmlch gave man a mnnn
a big shirt ohm time read to fortune during
its cnstetuctiom days. Tlmoro's Boyd , for
instance who made a big noun as a omm.
tractor. So did Paxtomwho sold Ids cat.
tie the other dal for over $700,000 , and
stmtt rotuiue an interest in it , and thus > ' 8
only a part at his fortune , Ed. Creifih-
ton also cleuwd up an immense suns ou t
of Unk in Pacife cantracta. "I'hoao were
days 'when fortunes W0o mnado whic h
have since accumulated with great rapid :
ity by good nianagomont in somoinstances
and by good luck m ethers , "
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- - " Isn't ' it nbout limo that time
Pleasant Ifottm club is organizing for the
season IVhnt's I the mntterwitli Charley
Sr uires 1" Such were time questions
asked by a society man who is anxious
for time hops of this popular club to be resumed -
sumed , Time reply made to him was that
Chancy had mnado n good tliimiq on asphalt
avomemit--.several t optsand dollars dur
mn mho summer-mid thirst ho proposed
ndro
nlteud and
to stricty to business
society minim for a wlmilo at feat. Mr.
Bthe iavingcontractor with wlmom
Ito is iterested iii the Omaha contracts ,
is very mnuclm pleased with Squires'
, let only in securing cemtracta in
tuts city , but also with hia compotemmcy tut
an accouutamt , 't'hat Chancy Sgmres
him struck a good timing theme is no doubt ,
and his many friemds will be glad to hear
it. The result will be he will have many
"plearnumt lsomw" to the near future , for
tliero is nothing so pleaaantas prosperity.
-l arbor , time asphalt paving
mean , was heard to say , while in the city ,
the other day1 that Omalmn , Alien elme gels
liar next year a work done , will 1)o one of
time best paved cities iii time United
States , and that her prospects are of time
brightst. IIo has time greatest confidence
in Onmaima , and believes that iii less than
seven years oho will have over a hundred
tliousaud people. Thin many public
provmnents oven during time last few
months astonished him upon his recent
visit. Time fact is that Onmaha's pronperi
ty is attracting general attention througlm-
out Limo longtlm and breadth of time road.
With her paved streets , her avatar works ,
lmor hotels , her opera house , her mammy
new , beautiful , amid subatantial public
buildimlga mid elegant private residemccs ,
aid all time modern conveniences of a
metropolitan city , alma is bound to keep
up time boon for years to commo. Time more
sumo brown time faster she grows. Omalm
has chain ed bo and reco nation since the
time when time foilovimmB ' 'gcum" was written -
ton concerning the city :
IIast over 1)0011 to Omaha ,
1Vhoro rolls Limo dark Isilsouri down ,
And four strong horses scarce can draw
An empty wagon through time town ?
1V11ero sand i9 blown from every mound ,
To fill your eyes and oars and throat ;
1Vlmere all the stc users are nground ,
And all the shanties are afloat ?
Where whisky-shops time livelong night
Are vending out their poison juice ;
Where man are often tcry tight ,
And women doomed a dills loose ?
Where tavons have au anxious guetit
Far every corner , such , and crack ;
1Vith half the people going West ,
And all time ethers going back ?
Where theatres are nil the run ,
And bloody scalpers coma to trade ;
Where every thing is overdone
And every body underpaid ?
If not , Lake heed to what I say ;
You'll find it just as I have found it ;
And if it lies upon your way ,
For God's sake , reader , go around UI
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"What is John B. Furay going
to do , now that lie has resigned his posi-
tier as postal inspector ? " was time question -
tion asked by a politician limo other day.
"Ho is going to work his farm and write
a'book on his experiences asadetectivein
the postofljco department , " was Limo reply
made bya gentleman who seemed to know
whathewastaikiuabout. "Time titleoflmis
book , " contimrued he , 'will be 'Amnongthe
Mails and Mail bagn. ' If John can write
as fluently an lie can talk , lie will make a
voluminous volume , and one that will ho
interesting from beginning to end. IIo
has caught ninny a slick thief in the most
ingenious ways , and the history of some
of his clover captures would mnko very
entertaining reading matter. I understand -
stand that lmo ] mac already made a contract -
tract with an eastern publishing louse
oil the subscription plan , for the publication -
tion of his work , for the manuscript of
which lie will receive a handsome sum. "
--Everybody knows Bill Nya , the
humorist , by reputation , at } east.
bro spinal meningitis has been wrestling
with lmim for rnamm months , and Bill has
hind a tussle to keep out of a coffin. His
illness compelled flint to saver his connection -
nection whip Time Laramie Boomerang
and to resign hie postmastership at that
( place , and mono to another locality in
hones of once more regaining his hoalth.
He is now at Hudson , Wisconsin. In a
private letter to a newspaper friend in
Omaha Imo says : ' I have decided that
my duty is plait. It is to keep moderately
atoly quiet for a year anyway. 1've good
otters from St. Patti to l'ortlamd , amid
from Samr Francisco to Now York , including -
cluding Chicago and Detroit , but this
year I'll write a few sketches per week at
mimamty goad figures and got time balance
of my North American spine into shape.
Then I'll see what 1 can do for a steady
thing , whether I'll lecture or go to hnorse-
trnding. I ran comfortably fixed hero ,
within twenty minutos'ride of Sty Paul ,
with a dozem trains a day each way , two
being Chicago trains , My health is
greatly improved since I crossed time Missouri -
souri , and last week I hoard with much
joy that my candidate for time Imramiu
postoflico hind bear appointed , though 00
out of a possible 100 at Laramie said
when I Caine away tint it could not be
dope. "
-Tlmo collection at the 't'rinity
cathedra } consecration services was a very
Iihoral one , so Tnn BEE maim wan told ,
amid instead of applying it towards the
finishing of time building , as is usual on
suchm occasioms , it vine devoted to tlmo use
of the Nebraska missionaries. 'rime rental
of time pows in Trinity cathedral will
anotint to time handsome sum of $7,600
per year , and they have all boor taken.
Uudor time circumstances Trinity could
well afibrd to give the missionaries a lift.
It ; may wall be called time rich nmam's
clmurclm , but at time eamo tiumo it will
prove a great assfetaneo to the poor
mom's church ,
tSTlme If , R M In elnking aimg0 ; , well at their
statlon to Dlildon. , It is 12 or Iii feet in dlaam
eter , and i5 rr 40 feet deep. 'i'hoy are for
water , even I lmoagh they have to go down 200
feet , or more.
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