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UlSMAllCKromnlns thoi-npital of North
] " > ! iKitii ( inul pt'olilbliion lilooiusas usual
inthoory.
IN the InlcHt ( llsti-lbutioii of fodcrnl
jotivos mid iisiios , tlioro is si painrul ub-
HOIK'O Of UlO 111111103 Of l''il'hl ' ( libll'iet \ \ -
triots.
TIIK faelioniil llfjlit in XnwlTninpshlra
\vlll ho i hh.Hltir to ropubllnvns If it ve-
BiiUs in flio rotlroiiiuiit of offensive
bossos.
Sri.r.iVAN lias lioon lii-kfil iiiin { : , this
tlino by ti hnilcoiiiiin. The oxpliinsilion
ia bimplo. There was no nionoy up on
llio rosiilt.
Colorado n jail ki-opor 1ms boon
fnr poi'inittinf , ' a pnaonor to os-
capo. In Omahii the jail Icoopor hus
only been mildly
TIIK sniM'tnolo of thn cniiiit'll cotnbiiio
lobbying foi-nn iidvanco of salnries in-
ilieato tlio qiiiility of the timber which
the voters will lio\v \ next Ucreinbor.
TllKcotuitry will brcatlio ensler now
tlmt it is dollnitoly known that Tom
IMnjors'hickory oMiapcd. The burglar
\vl > ely tlrow the line : it the { jhost .shirt.
IDAHO -mil Wyoming have adopted
inodilictl systems of tlio Australian
ballot liuv , imiklii" ; a total of 10 republi
can stall's in the ballot re-form column.
TITK fuel that Itiiitl owners in the
Pappio valluy : ire spoutiiifr uoiirfldorablo
- bo taken favorable indication
gas , in-iy as a
tion of the wealth beuoath the surface.
IiiJj refused to honor a
requisition from Comioetictit for an escaped -
capod criminal , thus adding ono more
vote to his political strcnjjth in Now
York.
TIIK wild protests of poHtlcinnuiRiiInst
Ainoflciin inlluenco in C'anadian alTairs
nhows to what do.sjorate . trails the M
3)oaalils ) ami Tuppors are driven for a
campaign issue.
TllK stale senate hits rojectcd the bill
providing ; for the appointment of a coin-
mission to relieve the supreme court.
The f ti > s purest in ordaining that the
supreme court shall not be relieved.
Tuiiuppointmimt of a colored man to
bo postmaster at VieUoburg , Miss. , is
considered a rgross insult , whtuh calls
for an iiiiniodiato revision of the state
constitution. The provision forbidding
sccosbion must bo wijiod out.
Missot'lii lawmakers uropoao to en
act moat inspection laws , with n. view to
fihuttiiifr out the dressed product of
uthur states It requires considerable
time and drilliiur for a federal decision
lo penetrate Missouri cruniunis ,
BOULAXOKK has gone to LJi-usscls ,
lient on another demonstration. It is
Baiii that ho will undertake to got up an
excitement over the fact that tlio Kin-
press l-Yudoriok of Germany Is in Paris ,
and will appeal to the old luito in the
hope of coming iifrnlu into favor. Hut
Jioulanfrer is a harmless ( juantity. lie
is a leader \vho o following is now lim
ited to .1 few misguided women.
IK the county pharmacy is to bo re
vived a very elo o tab should bo Uopt
on the pim-habonnd dispensing of three-
linger spirits. Not ono drop of the "era-
tur" should bo dispensed except upon a
rorjulnr and honest proscription. The
commissioners should also demonstrate
lieyond question that a county prescrip
tion case would bo n real drake of econ
omy before they vote to re-establish ono.
The first attempt was not a howling suc
cess.
TIIK nomination of S-miter Blair of
Now Hampshire , whoso term will ex
pire March 4 , to bo minl'-tor to China ,
is a proper recognition by the president
of n sterling1 republican whoso ability
and publlo experience will be borvice-
able to the country In the celestial em
pire. The relations between the United
States and China tire mthor of a deli
cate than a complex character , and
while they are thoroughly understood
by Mr. Hlair , perhaps no other man in
the country is butter mmlillod to judi
ciously represent the pin-vailing senti
ment here and to allay any irritation in
cident to our- hostile legislation with
respect to the Chlneso.
.1 sr tit , IT nn.in : I.-VWST/M / *
The \\Mlllani9 hill providing for tha
rrgulntlcin of 8 ocl > iml-j Is a niKturo of
thr good and the bad. 11 wi'lci to ivgu-
liito every brnnrh of the busincJH ami set
tip rigid rules which can Inu'dly fall to
work Injury to stoi-k-t'rowt'rs and stock
yards ,
The bill declares nil atoi'kjnrds or
ganized \mdoi * Iho general corporation
laws of the state to lie publlo miukcts ,
in which all pei onn , companies or cor-
atloiH shall enjoy equal right ! * in the
pmvhi : o and ale of stock. This is ono
1:0111 : ni'Midablo ' feature of the measure.
Hut the vicious features overbalance the
good.
It should be borne In mind that the
stoi-kynrds Interest Is still In its infancy.
I'ntil ISs'i the btooupi'owur * of Nebraska
and the \vot wore tiblljod ( to ship to
Chicago or lvaii < as City , citttilliiitf Itn-tos
not only inshrlnkayoof weights Imlalso
in time and IravolliigoxpoiiHos. The in-
atigunition of tinlinnlia ytvrd.i . i-ovolu-
tloni/.i-d the Htot'k buslnc.'s of Iho stato.
In loss than seven years It Inn bet'onio
the third market In the country , and not
only directly beiiellti-d the stock growers
but \vns the mentis of building up kin
dred industries thalcontributo to llapor *
nuineiicy. It bus increa.sinl the taxable
wo.ilth of the stale $ ' ) ,0110nOll , built up a
city of 111,000 , pi-nplti , ftirnishotl direct
employment to fi.Uiii ) men and last year
Kwelli-d by $ .10nnOnl ( ) ) the manufactured
products of Xobrn kn.
An Industry of such magnificent pro
portions and capable of still tjnmtlor
results to the farniuM and wnrkingman
of the state , should nut bematlo the loot-
ball of legislative rorUlossncsi. The on-
tcrpriso displayed in conception and ex
ecution of the plans now splendidly
developed deserve reasonable encour-
agcini'tit ' There Is no object ion to
mndemto restriction ai.d regulation. A
radical reduction of10 per cent in
charge ! * is , however , unwarranted and
unjust a vicious stub at an institution
which hns conferred iiu-'tleulnblo lionollt
on tlio producers ; , provided a { jriuiliio
homo market , and retained in the state
millions of dollars which formerly
swelled tlio colTors of Chicago.
The Williams bill embodies the ropro-
spirit of striking down growing
ho'iio industries , to legislating ngniiisl
Institutioii'i the existonuo of which is
essential to the prosperity of the state ,
l-'vcry unjust restriction enacted by the
legislature will impair their ability to
keep pace with the constantly im-rous-
ing ; demands for extensions and Improve
ments , if not destroy their usefulness ,
and turn tr.itlic from beneficial homo
channels to distant markets.
What will it prollt the farmers and
workiiigmon of Nebraska if by radical
legislation an important homo market
mid packing Industries are checked in
their tjrowth and rival status regain
that which Htato enterprise secured in
loss than n decade ?
The lower branch of the Sout n Dakota
legislature has already passed by a largo
majority the mtasuro providing for resubmitting -
submitting to tlio popular vote the pro-
dilution clause of the state constitution.
Thosonato is expected to tstko action on
t ho question today , iind tlio indications
are that rcsubmisbioa will bo sustained
in that body. In that case Iho people of
South Dakota will bo given another op
portunity to vote on this question , as
the rosuhinitsion proposition does not
go to the governor.
The contest in behalf of rosubinission
has boon carried on with ovidonl good
judgment and ability. The prohibition
element in the legislature started out
by attempting to play n blulT game , as
tboso people commonly do , but they
have thus far been signally worsted. It
has boon represented that tlio election
of mi independent Unituct States senator
and resubmission were parts of a deal ,
but the facts appear to show that this
was not the case. It is apparent that
resubmission passed the house on its
merits , a majority of the republicans
voting for it , while a majority of tlio in
dependents wore avrayod against it.
Tlio truth of the situation seems to bo
that most of the republicans in the
South Dakota legislature have reached
the conuhibion that thu party cannot
afford to carry prohibition , and that it
must confine itself strictly tothosuppjrt
of republican principles and policy.
They see what prohibition has done for
the party in Iowa , and they understand
that , they cannot reasonably expect any
thing dilTorent in South Dakota if tlio
party thoro. shall eonlimm to burden
it-olf with the prohibition load , They
therefore desire that the question shall
again go to tlio people under uiruiun-
Ktiuices that will give a butter oppor
tunity than before for an intelligent
and unprejudiced expression of the
popular will. The largo republican vote
in the hou&o foe rosulunissloii wurrinils
the expectation that it will bo sustained
in the bonato.
As to the result with the people , those
who best know the trend of public senti
ment are confidant thai prohibition-c.m
bo defeated. It is not enforced , and evi
dence is not wanting that the material
interests of the state would prollt by its
abandonment and the suh-titutltm of a
high lieonse and local option law , while
the eauso of tomnoranoo would bo nuiclx
better
The cardinal principle of our system
of government , which recognizes the
right of oauli state to proscribe the qual
ifications of its electors , is to a limited
extent contravened by the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution. The
second section of this amendment reads :
"Uapi'osonlativej shall bo apportioned
among the several stutes according to
their reapoclivo numbers , counting the
whole number of persons in each sVito.
excluding Indians not taxed. Iut ! when
the rhht ; to vote at any election for the
choice of electors for president and vice
president of the United Staler , repre
sentatives In congress thooxoL'utivoand
judicial ollk'ors of a ntato , or the muni-
liors of the legislature thereof , Is denied
to any of the tn.ilo inhabitants of such
'
stato'boingUl years of age , and citizens
of the United States , or in any way
abridged , except for participation In re
bellion or other erimo , the basis of rep
resentation therein shall ba reduced in
the proportion which the number of such
in.ile citizens shall Iwnr to the whole
number of male citizens 21 yearn of age
In such Mat > . " Under this provllon
Hovertxl states which require anedtu.v
tloniil qimlllli'iitlon for voting should
huvnihi'ir b.uls of roprospiitatten re
duced , mill a properly ojmlllieatlon would
operate similarly.
The judiciary committee ef the house
of reprowiitatlves lm jmt reported on a
resolution direct ing the committee to in
quire whether any filato has violated the
fourteenth ainondniont , from which It
would si'oin tlmt the mutter is one Unit
calls for a thorough investigation. A
member of the cominitleo who iiiiulo nil
individual minority report observed that
tlio list of states whoso sulTrage laws violate
late the amendment Is so largo as to sug
gest whether the whole country Is not
rapidly growing wenr.v of the fourteenth
ami'iidjiicnt altogether , bui'mning im
bued with the idea that the people of tlio
states should bo left to self-government
without olllcloiis outsldi ) interference.
The condition * that were responsible for
the adoption of the amendment fully
justified it , mid it Is a question whether
It is not a wise provision now and in ly
notiilwnys bj. llul whatever opinions
may bo as totltts , while it stands Itought
to bo unforced , and tbow states which
restrict the sutl'mgo except as It per
mits should have tliolr representation
reduced accordingly. Toleration of in
fractions of n constitutional provision , In
a matter of such vital tniporlnnco. Involves -
volvos ad anger not easily overestimated.
Public respect for the constitution de
pends upon the faithful enforcement of
all its requirements.
HK cm > i > i-\inrnn.
Tlio Itoston Adri'i-tiiur , which Is the
f.-ivorito newspaper of New England in
vestors mid speculators in railroad
Blocks , discusses "the corn crop bug
bear" with a frankness that Is both
clnrming and instructive. It complains
that speculation in railroad stocks is
dull and timid In snlto of the most en
couraging conditions.
"General business has been good , ' '
says tlio AilreHitter ; "money has been
abundant at siilllciontly low rates to
tempt the spoenlativcly inclined , rail
road earnings have boon all that could
bo desired , the gains in the month of
.limitary being greater than the most
opiimistie trades iintlcipatod. Vet , in
spite of all those favoring circiunitanccs ,
the outside public lias taken no Interest ,
in the block .narket. " And its explana
tion of this deplorable state of things is
"the corn crop bug-bear. "
It booms tlmt the conservAli vo eastern
investor hnsbeetiso profoundly iinpro-setl
with tlio failure of last year's corn crop
as a factor in depressing railroad earn
ings that he has absolutely refused to bo
tempted into " \Vnll struct in Now York
and State street In lioston. This revela
tion of the situation gives ground for the
fear that some of the railroad editorials
and interviews prepared solely for west
ern consumption have been road and
actually believed in the oast. Thus
while the railroads have boon striving
unsuccessfully to convince western piso-
plo that they ought not to demand lower
froi < 'ht and passenger rates , they have
frightened eastern investors out of their
bucket shops and left the accommodat
ing brokers without the visible moans of
support.
But perhaps timid investors will be
reassured by the lucid argument which
the . \ilwtiser \ puts forth , purely for
eastern consumption. After proving1
Unit the decrease in railroad earnings , as
a result of the corn shortage , will bo in-
hignillcant , when divided ninongl0 ! roads ,
it says :
Corn is tin.- only freight in which there is
a smaller tonmitfu than bxst year. Kvory-
lliitif ; else is inovinR in much larger quan
tity. The receipts of all otbcr Uiiuls of grain
anil also of UOR.S. cattle niul sheep are
largerthnn last.veuA . much more impor
tant fact , however , is pointed out , and that is
tlmt tlio r.ites for both freight and fares
west of ( Jhiciifro are now -5 i > cr cent higher
than at this time last year. The larger part
of this increase of rates involved no increase
of tbo purcuntago of operating expenses , suit !
will , therefore , nearly nil appear hi tlio in-
urcnso of not earnings. It would be fairly
safe to predict , thun , that thu gro.U corn car
rying roivls , sucbns , the Chicago , Iturllnirton
.t ( Juhicy mid Kock Island , will sho\v in tbo
next low months nn increase , rather than n
deeroiiss.1 , in their not earnings.
if this statement is interesting to the
eastern investor in railroad blocks it is
still more so to the western producer
anil his representatives in various ntato
legislatures. It is well to have high au
thority for tbo claim that the railroads
are now making more money than ever
before , and that "rates are 2"i percent
higher than last year , " while "this in-
oreaso in rates involves no incronso of
the Dorcentago of operating expenses. "
'Western people are under many obli
gations to tlio i > oston Adrfr// / / for its
frank statement of facts that are very
useful to them at this stage of the battle
between corporate greed and tlio rights
of the business public.
Tin : iMinl dolugoof claims , good , bad
and Indifferent , are ponding1 in the logis-
latui'u. Some are bluo-moldod with
ngo and stamped with repeated rejec
tions ; others are fresh from contractors'
hands. It is utterly impossible for the
logisluturo to detcrmino the justice ol
these claims , and the only unfuty lies in
reject ing each and every one. Tbo
courts of the stnto are open lo all who
have honest claims against the state.
Ucro only can claims bo propjrly serut-
ini'/cd and tluilr worth dotermlned , II
state oillcors have encouraged or sane-
tioncd expondlturos uoyoiid the limita
tions of lavoi'oxcooded tbolrnuthority ,
they should bo hold personally responsi
ble. Tlio state treasury must'not bo
thrown open and ravaged by trumped in
claims , a majority of which have been
repudiated by successive legislatures ) .
TIIK homo of the friendless Is sorolyii
need of a thorough overhauling and re
organization. Parading in the garb o
charity and humanity , its managers have
given repeated visible proofs of incom-
potency. Designed us a worthy public
charity , It has fowequaUlii the sl'ilo for
greed mid offensive activity in raid In ; ,
the public treasury , Kvory state Insti
tution honestly mniiiiL'od stands In no
danger of having its usefulness impairet
by reduced appropriation. Hut the homo
is ono of these avaricious concerns' tlmt
does not lot Its work demonstrate Us
worth. On the contrary the managers
are actively lobbying for increased up
proprintlons sotbal thoss pampered bar
uncles nmy rlol on the public < nibstuii'o. ;
The fact that tFuMualingers are now ban-
quo ting momttr ) of the legislature and
dispensing llquidl and solids at the e\-
lienso of the ( d. iayors is proof positive
of Its wort blosis'iK'H as a public charily
under the present regime. Thinttcaiuliil-
ous lobbying laVfcn In connectltm with
the pornicleus'iu'tlvity of the manage-
incut In the last campaign nnd the gra
tuitous public Insults offered their unfor-
tuniitc charges4 warrants Iho legislature
in administering a vigorous rebuke.
KANSAS has .given birth to innny
strange and startling human freaks.
From Osnwnttiimlo Hrowti to Sodden *
Jerry , the history of Iho state Is dotted
with political curiosities , but none prom-
sos to achieve greater notoriety for the *
htato thun tlio modern revolutionary
Molly. Hoforo her wild wrath and reek-
ess gift of gab all other feminine shunt
ers ( il.iiippcnr like clmlT in a cyclone.
Molly is it Wichita product , known nt
lioino as Mrs. MnryA. Lease. Having
undo ( MM ) siieechcs In the last campaign ,
slio bus commissioned herself to lead the
ippresscd from -poverty to jvllltiorce , to
itrnnglo monopoly in Its lair and reor-
ganlzu the world on a basis of equality ,
vgardlossof sex or previous condition.
Nor does she propose to let others gar
ter the glory of her work. With In-
galls' political scalp metaphorically
langllng at lior belt , she suddenly ap
peared in Washington , divided the hon
ors showered on Simp m and exploded
i few dynamite bombs in the woman's
lationnl council. A micccssion of ban
quets In her honor , with tin exhibition
.n the national capitol , proves that
Washington has a weakness for unsexed
'reaks that vary Iho monotony of olllcinl
life.
No Cliiuico to Pie Voittii ; .
-illZ'lllllUtlZCl't. '
Tbo only thing that don't Incubate
n this valley arostntosmon , anil as yet they
lave buoii a failure in tliolr youth.
Jtcud-i tli < i 'lilli ; Clear.
"Mister" sboulu bo the only American
title. It is good enough for any good man ,
and no man with good sense caroi for any
other.
s lieliiro I'lcasitre.
H'liatcom ( l'iifli. ] ) llmlltc.
A nmtiber of tbo ulito are discussing
whether they shall go and hear Kmma Jticli
or give their mono.v to tbo ehuivhos. Wo
rncoiimioiid they go around uml pay tlieir
debts.
liar' ! Voti Mean.
Hirtliintl ( frr. ) ) Tilrontm.
Ono of the incongruities of polltica would
1)0 ) the nomination oT Lclnml Stanford bv the
ix-tiubllcan.s on Ids farmers' nllianco platform.
Vet , It is possible. Drowning men will
catch at straws.
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Home Born That Way.
Dttilutin t't , I' . ) ( ilnlic.
The speaker of the Imuso of representatives
determined to follow the biblical coimnuntl-
ment which reads : "Honor tby father and
thy mother , " insists upon making mi nss of
liimsulf , whether tho. occasion offors'or not.
Tbat'N Scusililc.
Jhtrult t'rcc I'm * .
Under ano\v law in Minnesota live-sixths
or n jury can return a le al vordlct. Tills
makes proviso for at least ono ilunder headed
old mule on ttie ordinary jury , uml for two in
a full panel , and tbo result cannot full to be
satis factory.
I'ui'niiitlio ' 1'iiivHii Way.
.SI. , ln cvh A'ciw.
The man who could run a newspaper to suit
every body went lo lieaven long ngo. dun-
nilng ( Cla. ) Clarion.
I5nt hell still yawns for tlio inimovous in
dividual who thinks bo cnn run a newspaper
just that way.
A Trump I'unl.
Diuliilin i A' . V. ) ( llohc.
A scnsationnl iireaehcr in Florida is tryinsr
to prove that tliueiulor the world will come
witlt'n the nest three weelw. The Globe is
inclined to believe that tiis predictions are
true , and hopes that all persons who are in
debted to It will call anil settle at once , in
order that Colonel Gabriel may not bo de
tained if ho makes up his mind to toot.
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4.
Make it Quartette.
S'l. iMtin ( iltilic-Deinnrml.
In much that has been said nnd written
since the death of ( leiicral Shoruian mention
has been mailo of "tho preal trioof the war
( trout , Shu-man and Sheridan.Vo would
not detract an iota from the fame which
rightly belongs to any of these great soldiers ,
but we do not consider any KrouphiK of ttio
heroes of the war complete wliicb omits
( icorge II. Thomas. Lot us call it a iniar-
tetto for the purpose of including "Old 1'ap. "
I' . IHHJ * , / KN 'J'.S.
I'atlont , weary of waiting in fnsblotmblo
pbvaician's anloroo'n ' , to servant :
'Ho ) tell l"r. X. tlmt if ho can't sco mo
within tlvo minutes I shall get quite well. "
Washington Post : If the PelTor and ICylo
style of si-tmtonal sck-ction * Is kept up ttio
colil to of the sonatorhil cloakroom will soon
bo a thing of the past.
Punch : "You've broken that Iontnro item
off nicely , " said tbo editor to the foremun.
"IlOWM ) ! "
"You1 vo cut off the names of those pres
ent , but two , and mailo mo say : 'ijciitterctl
ttirotiKh the hall were .1. Uronson Smlthcrs
anil Mrs. Stnithei-M. ' "
Now York hmlncr : "You're an anjjel ! "
said he ,
"N'o , I'm not , " she responded , with convic
tion ; "I'm ' 11 woman , ami 1 want a sprlnu
in four weeks.1'
I'hilndelpliia Kecorfl : "I pucss Minnie Is
soing to bo mtirriud soon , " said 1311.1.
"Why . ' " asked Clnra. ' "llei.iuso : 1 see she
has started u bcrajl)0ok ) of cooUhiK' recii > os. "
St. Paul Cllouo : " 11 iw is your friend doing
out in Helena. Monti"
"Oh , ho s currying everything boforeliiiu. "
"lioodi what husine.HS i.s bo In I"
"Ilo's a wnltur in a restaurant ! "
Chicago Mall : fj nt is longest for the man
who bus no bills to my nt ICastcr.
I'lttsbiifK Dispatch ! The opera singer who
rcachoi tbo high notea must have u soar
throat. -i .1
Dallas Nowa : 1'liy ' hod carrier has been to
tlio top of the ladder , but ho does not want to
stay there.
Plttsbiirp Post : The locomotive flronmn ,
no matter how high ho rises , always has
tender recollections ,
Philadelphia Hoconl : A wringing nm-
chluo combine Is the latest. Tlio consumer's '
docket Is the object to bu wrung out.
/ .v or
.Yen1 I'nr'f llniilil.
"Oh , I love letters , " qiioth the maid-
She was a literary bine ,
DJlul very sweet , desiiti ) ) her hue ;
The Mvuln. who dt'cmcd a spade a snado ,
With lovowas Hoakod completely through-
llo IhoiiKht "Aha , I'll send u fowl"
To Undo Sam ho gave a Jas
Alas , ho\v soon tUuy were returned ,
How soon | ds furvont suit w.is spurnedl
For love Hhe didn't ' c.iro n rag ;
TUo | iter.s for which she had yearned
Wcro ijulto niiother kind hu learned.
OTIIKIt l.i\l > H Tll.i\ < * ' * .
Lonl Sullsbiiry has Invltod the IcndiitK con-
.scrviitives to meet him In Uondon during the
llrst week In Murrh. H Is assumed by all the
lory organ.i that the purpose of tlili conference -
enco Is to dlsousA the expediency of an lin-
tiiiHlliituniiv.Ml | to the country. There Is no
doubt that the prevailing opinion ot ( ho con
servatives favored an oirly : dissolution of
parliament at the ttmoof their decided vic
tory In the llassetlaw division of Northamp
tonshire. Their conlblonco luis been checked
by the subsequent trial's of Atrongth at
Dccles and llurtlepoolvbore they were
signally beaten. Litter they suffered another
discouraging reverse ivt Northampton ,
whore , although the late Mr , Hr.nl-
latifjh only obtained a majority of less
tlmn seven hundred , tbo Uladstonlau candi
date for bis vacant seat received a majority of
'J.Olil.Vlll tbo lories dei'in It prudent to go
to the country in the fiiroof such ( IliidstonUu'
gams ! On the olliei * hand , If the ( ilndstonUn
lido Is rlilng , Is It the p.irt of wisdom to wait
Inr the Hood ( H seems i--rtain Hintcontrary
to ailo.\tici'tntloni , the split In the Irish p.irl.v
has not ibiinnged thcOl.idstonlansln Hngland
an iota. It has damaged tiiem in Scotlaiul ,
bit If tinioU Ki'.uitoa them , -/111 they not hu
able to remln lost Krotinil tliuro nlsul It Is a
most perplexing qnostliin which the lory
leaders have to solve. Fortunately the homer
r ilor-i can tuvalt the aolutlon with uiniaiilm-
liy , for if bv-cleotlon.s mean nnytlihiK they
can siifelycmtnt on triumph at the ballot box ,
whether the appeal to the whole body of elec
tors conu-.s this year or next.
*
*
Thn national assembly of Hrazll having
adopted tbo constitution prepared and pro
posed by the leniter.s of thu republican move
ment , that country is now a republic do jure ,
as it was do facto since tbo revolution of isv.i.
No wonilcr that ttio vote of the assembly
should have been received , as stated by the
dispatch , with prolonged and enthusiastic
cheers , for that vote represents a great suc
cess achieved in the faro of many obstacles ,
nnd it shows that republican ideas have now
a firm bold on the former Imperial Hr.i7.ll.
The enemies of n republican form of govern
ment spread all over the worlit the rumor
that Hra/il would bo henceforth governed by
dictatorial power , like most of the
South American republics ; that there
would bo no constituent assem
bly , niul that a so-called republican constitn-/
lion woulii be forciul upon the people by the
dictatorship of General Koiisoca and his llrst
cabinet. In fact , nothing of the kind Iras oc
curred , and Hra/.tl has acted during that im
portant periou of its politic > 1 life some what
us thu United States , which tbo Hrazllhms
are tonii 01 tuning lor an example aim guide ,
did untlor similar circumstances a century
aio. The government of Kin Jenoiro pro-
puivd a draft of a constitution , which was
dub.Ucil in mooting ! ! freely hold all
through the torrilorv. The deputies
nominated at the meetings , and after
ward elected by universal sugrago ,
formed the first republican assembly of
IJnuil. A commission was formed , composed
of ono deputy from each state in the republic ,
in order to establish llrinly tbo principle of
ttio fundamental individuality of every state
as being the bails of the union. That com
mission presented a favorable report to the
National assembly , which discussed it at full
liberty and without the least attempt nt
pressure on tbo part of the government. The
best evidence of that fact Is that numerous
amendments were proposed nnd adopted or
rejected , ana that the discussion has lasted
fora long time. It took no loss tlmn twelve
sittings of t no assembly to reach a final vote
on the llrst title or section of the constitution ,
and the opposition was so free and untram
melled that it polled ninety votes against tlio
nlncty-tivo by which this lirst section was
adopted. This was in the middle of January.
The debates have continued a month longer ,
and the republican constitution has been
voted ilnally amid great enthusiasm.
*
Bismarck has not Iwconio "a private citi
zen" gracefully. The habit of absolute
power , contracted long ago and conllrmed
throiuh many years , lias rendered it dlfllcutl
or impossible for him to aojopt bis now ,
changed and powerless position. Ho can no
longer rule ( ierinuny , neither can ho retrain
himself from adversely criticising or otherwise -
wise endeavoring to Interfere with or thwart
the plans and policy of his successor in ollico.
Now men and now policies ni-e tbo order of
the day in Germany , nnd lilstnar'k , still vig
orous in mind , body nnd will , deprived of
every ofllcial role , assumes ami plays that of
the ox-ofllclal Marplot. Naturally the
emperor is disturbed , annoyed by and anx
ious to destroy an h.fluoiico which sots Itself
up in antagonism to him , and , as ho believes ,
to the dignity and authority of the throne
and to the welfare of the empire. For doing
and saying much less than ho himself has
done Prince Hismarck mndo a .stato prisoner
of tbo brilliant Count Von Arnim , nnd for
ever effaced him politically and socially. If
now tlio emperor should nicto out to him the
Judgment ana the punishment Itismarclc
meted out to Von A mini It would bo cruelly
barsh , but it would bo effective , and not
wholly unsugRCstivo of poetic justice.
Asia , : n well as Africa , is beginning to fool
the Inlluenco of woitora clvili/ntkm , though
in Asia it is a revival rather than a new de
parture. An industrial exhibition w.is re
cently given in TaUikend , the capital of
Knssinn Turkestan , which showed thai
Central Asia is now giving much attention to
the cultivation of cotton from Amurirnn scud.
A good display of both rnwiind manufactured
cotton was given , and it is said that fn > ,0 , ) ( )
tons are annually exported to Itimln. There
was a largo exhibit of agricultural products ,
similar to Iho show mada nt uomity fairs , and
agricultural machinery , as yet unused In Cen
tral Asia , was displayed to toinptonterprislng
farmers to a now departure. Turkestan ap
pears from the tnineraloxlciil exhibit to bo
well supplied with co.il- fact that may beef
of importance to Itussiaand nlso has dopo- > -
its of iron , salt , lend and sulphur. Tliu inhabitants -
habitants are beginning to import blooded
stock fur braMIng purpose * , and suom fully
disposed to adopt western customs and de
vices , though thov havu as yet mndo little
progress beyond the primitive st.ige. The
Industrial exhibition held at TasbUeiul is ,
however , expected to give them some now
ideas anil promote the development of their
resources.
4 * M
The struggle forunlvcisal suffrage-In Bel-
glum goes on , with what prospector eventual
success Is not easy to s > co at this distance1.
The population of Holglum exceeds six mil
lions. The fact is scarcely creditable that
so monstrous K the Helgian electoral system ,
so wildly exorbitant is tin- property icinirc- |
mimt , that the \vhnlu number of persons in
trusted with tbo suffrage Is but 11 , > , ( JOU. Kven
this is not tbii most preposterous fcnluro of
the Belgian burlusquu of frco In
stitutions The conditions of the par
liamentary frannhiso in Great Uril-
aln lioforo IbiJJ worn nltnosi as ridlua-
(
Ions , but tliero u-ns this grout ilifforunco , that
they were susceptible of change ) by a bare
majority of uurliamunt. It is far otherwise In
llidglnm. Tha dUfranchisomcnt of Us per
cent of the nation Is otnbeddej In n written
constitution , and cannot bo rotm-dlcd by ordi
uui'.y icgUlatlnn. A reform Mil rim only bo
P'tsseil by a senate ami a chamber of deputies
elected for the express purpose of revising
tbu organic law , and even tlii'ti a two-third *
majority in each house is requisite. No
wonder that otten during the last tifty yea is
HulKlan patrloUi have nmounucd the hope of
ticcitriiiB an oxtenslon of tbo fr.mchUu by
roiiBtltutlonal moans , and in desperation have
timed tboir thoughts to revolution.
SHE MAY BE ALLOWED BAIL ,
Mrs. Sliccily's ' Attorneys File a Motion ,
Well Uasctl ) for Her Rclcaso ,
VEXATIOUS DELAY OF HIE CHEMIST ,
Coroner llolynkc Impatient for ttio
AnnlysN Court Notes Know
lllockado-Stato I'nlr Dale
-Oiltls ami
i.v , Neb. , I'Vb. 'J7. - [ SpiYlul to Tut ;
HIK. : | Mrs. Mary Sheedy , by her attorney
,1. H. Strode , Jllcd last evening a motion that
she bo discharged from custody or be nd-
milled lo nail. This Is supported t y an nlll-
davilof Mrs , Sheedy by the police Judge before -
fore whom thu preliminary examination was
licld charging her with murder , on which
charge she was nrro.Hted on January IS
lust. That notwithstanding several weeks
have passed , no grand Jury 1ms been
suninionou or held Its sessions as provided by
law , and tlmt the county attorney has not
tiled nny information n.s required , nor has ho
given any reasons therefor. She says she Is
not guilty of the crime charged , and having
lii-eii I'ontitmd us a prisoner for fortv-omidnys
without anything being done , .she asks lli'ut
Iho i-nunty attorney bo ordered to lllo his lu-
formation , nnd that "ho bo cither discharged
or admitted to hail so Unit she can pro-
pnro for hcrdefiMi.se.
Dr. llolyoko bin tired of waiting for the re
sult of the analysis of the contents of the
stomach of John Shi-edy nnd has written to
'
Prof. V. C. Vaiichn , ll'io chemist nt the uni
versity of Michigan , to whom was dcpnUod
tbo work of analysis. Today the coroner re-
col veil a reply slating mi-rely that the work Is
not yet completed. A request was made Hint
Prof. Nicholson of thu stnto university hero
send to 1'rof. Vaughn his analysis of tlio em
balming lluid taken from tbo body of Mrs.
Or. llobbius , as It I.s tliesame liquid tlmt was
tisod In preserving Iho body of Mr. Sheedy.
This analysis , it is claimed , will greatly ox-
peijite the work of analysis undi'rtnken by
Prof. Vaughaii. It is not therefore known
how soon the chemist will complete the an
alysis which will In a urent measure deter
mine the fate of Mrs. Slicedy.
W\XTS M.IMONV.
Mrs. Jennie Owen llli-d a motion this morn
ing in the case brought by her husband Sam
uel for divorce , asking that she bo allowed
f.'il ) a month alimony iliirlnir the pendency of
the case. She hi-ts forth that her husband
left her occupying a Mil to of rooms on tbo
second floor of l.'liut ( ) slrci-i , iind to pay the
bills she will have to have t he amount slati-d.
She also siiys that she is in delicate health , ,
and for the last six mouths has been titianlo
in latior inr nor own inainiuiiiinee , ami it urn
also bu necessary for her to keep in her cm-
ploy a maid servant to ito Iho household
work. .She says Samuel hus realty worth
$ T."iit)0 ( ) and personal property worth $1(1,0(10 ( ( ,
and can easily afford to pay her the pitlunco
she asks.
A Tiinr : SEXT rr.
Mlko Morrissey was cold and thirsty last
night and when bo came nlong nnd saw T. A.
Parish's buck standing by thu Capital helm
bo looked inside and fuund an overcoat and n
bundle , containing a pair of pants which Par
ish is wont to wear when hu goes visiting.
Mlko quietly appropriated tlio same and Ibid-
Ing tlmt there was a little money in ono of the
pockets proceeded to purchase a bottle of
whisky. He was having a very good t line
when , soon after midnight , hu was caught by
O 111 cor MeHricu , .Indue Houston gave him
thirty days in the county jail.
A SNOW IIUH'KADR.
The H. .t M. otllcial reports from the north
west indicate that a territie bllrznrd nnd
snowstorm is prevailing along the lilies , and
trains are blockaded on the Hlack Hills line
from Broken How to the Hills. Along thn
main line west trains are still moving , but
not attempting schedule time. All available
snow plows have been ordered out , and thti
ollicials anticipate a big light with Iho
elements.
ruxn vinoiuofs.
In the case of White .t Co. vs n. L. Paine ,
an action to recover $101) ) on a bond that de
fendant bad signed for A. S. Kenyon as
agent for plaintiff for the sale of charts , thu
Jury this morning gave judgment for defend
ant. The dofi-nse was that misrepresentations
bail been made lo Kenyon to induce him to
take the agency , and when bo went into the
business was unable to soil thecharts. .
srvTi : run.
The board of managers of the state agri
cultural society held t > muL-titig last night nnd
tixod upon the dates of holding tuo state fair
as Soptcmbor Ito 11. Th' > ro is to bo given
SO.ridO in speed premiums. For sugar beet
displays SM ; ! arn to bu given and Mr. Oxuard
will add -i-iD ) ) to this.
hT\1i : Hlir B KOTKS.
Tim Culbertson irrigation and wafer power
company of Hitchcock county has Hied arti
cles of incorproatlon with n capital stock of
J 'Od.OI.H ) .
The Mnrtin produce company lias Hied ar
ticles of incorporation with the secretary of
state. The capital stock is # WUOO.
The Tecumsch Republican publishing com
pany has Hlod articles of incorpor.tion and
shows a capital stock of ? . ! , . " 00.
The quarrel between Samuel H. Loiter and
his brothers and sister.s over the possession
of a quarter section or land in Cass county
deeded by the fattier to Samuel has been car
ried Into tbu supreme court.
( lovornor Moyd issued the rollowlng nota
rial commissions today : Milo M. Van Horn ,
Frank Holler , Omaha : Lewis K. Walker ,
lionkloniaii ; deorgo ( ' . Max Held. Fnirniount ;
( iuy Mutcalfc , Tecunisch : Jalto Kocnigstcin ,
Hnzilo Mills ; Al. U. Welch , Lincoln.
( Mill * AND KNIK
The case of ( luorgoSmlth , charged with as
saulting Mx-year-old Minnie Hayes , was con-
tinned for one week owing to tbo continued
lllntss of the child , who is seriously ill.
Tbu rear door of tliu store room at list O
street , occupied as a shoo nnd drug store ,
was lirulten in last nlu-lit. ny some unknown
parlies , but all tbu stulT that was taken was
KM cigars belonging to. I. A. Alloy. The rob
bery was reported to the police today.
Air. Tom I-owry loft today for Chicago ,
whcio hu will bo joined by his brother Cicnrgc ,
anil i ho two will then Kavu for a business
trip in the south.
( Jn next Wednesday the relief commission
will award bills to tbo lowest bidder on corn ,
oats , wheat and barley for the bout-Ill of the
suiTunng farmers.
( li'iiurnl Cnrnahan and rioneral Hrand , bis
chii't of atalT , will bo In Lincoln March It on
an oflleial visit to thu Nebraska brigade of
the uniform rank , Knights of Pythias.
HiWnsn'i. . Fly.
Kdgnr Kawcclt , thulitterntuur.was slopped
by a yiootie young woman on U road way the
other day , sny the Now York Continent.
" 1 Itnuw you , " she said.
"IJn "
youl"
"Yes , and I want to know you bolter. "
"Yus. "
"And O , there's my husbanit. " And she
skipped.
Thu next day Mr. Pawrott received a pack
age in which was a silk hnndkorchii-f ami a
gold locket Iho petituyoungwuinanhad stolen
dinlntj the conversation , and a note saying :
"You're not a bit lly. " No signature.
( 'djr ( ixt Ittm.
The man who says bo's not afraid to die ,
That llfo's not woilh the living , for life's
snliu ,
All kltuUof iiatnnt inedieincs will buy
Tin ) inoincnl thai he hus a pnlii or ache.
T.IJ.K OK TII'O CIIA lltH.
Yiinhrt III lilt ,
Killnh on his , ) , , culls
\Vhi'it chores nrodoiioiind ovcnh
KhJnli'H bashful , l.i//h ' .s shy ,
Mnt then lior pnrent Hit nciir In- ,
"liood-iilithl Klljith , ll/ , ninnl uUjhl , "
And paw ntul maw. by canillo light.
(5 ( on IT to bed nnd leave to bliss
Their diuiu'liti-r nnd her bonn , \vlib cl-nlrs - ar
ranged lilco this ;
Kltjnli Mows "thisvcntliiirMldo
l-'ur Iniylif. " M lu lllnks so , loa.
" \\Vnt \ cooiilti' 'long1 wllh ilnliti Ins' i
" ( let any coons ! " "Nos moon wii'n' '
And so tbey court ; nmiRlit HUOH mi
And Ulgo mid l.li ! liuvu nlmcd io pcctlvo
c1uxlr.s Ilito this :
\
With Rpartnu will to do or tlio
lOIIJah scouts to prow lass sliy.
Acbnlrs \ \ ( \ hccdino bowltclicd , 1 \vls--
They hitch nnd bitch , anil hitch , until tlioy
stand Ilko this :
\ /
"D'you 111(0 ( mo Liz ? " "O , Lliul" they ul v
Then round gets caught In round , and olialra
roaumblu thUi
Tlio fii'oal Arc I'litllngAway. .
In I.NVJT. llurhaiinn Kosidvns speinllug
his vacation on the Dclnwaro river , wln-n ,
coming down tol'hllaclelplila on astiMimbnat.
ho saw in the morning papcra notice of th-i
death ot Daniel Webster , writes a corn-
.spondcnlof the Philadelphia Ludcor. Tak
ing Ids pencil hovroloa very touching trib
ute , from which I o.Mrnct two verses , chang
ing only tlio name ofVet \ > stcr lo Sherman ,
"Tho great are falling from us : to dust
Onr llagdrocips midway , full of many sighs ;
A nallim's glory and a people's trust ;
Liu in HID nniplo pall where Klieriiiau lies.
"Tho grc.tl are falling from us one by one ,
As fall Iho patriarchs of thn forest troi-s ;
Tbo winds .shall sn-k tlii'in vainly and tbo sun
( Ja/.o on cnch vacant space for centiirli's. "
Mr. malmTrentv 1CcalU .Mr.\Vullor
Unit ill llntlhl.
Mr. Scorotnry Hlalno's treaty Isagooddcal
llkii Sam \Vcller's \ ' reclpo for writing a love
letter.
"Thai's rather u sudib-u pull tip , ain't it ,
Sammy ( " h.quired the elder Air.Vrlbr ,
afti'r Saitnny liad abruptly conclmled his Val
entino.
"Xota lilt or It , " said Sammy , "She'll vUh
there was moiv , and that's the great art o'
letter wrilln' . "
IPii IT in : .
Nome if tin Spoclal Kcuturex of Tlio
Sunday lice.
TUB ItnuM ) WIS.MIIIS The in-ws of tie
loeal labor organl/a lions
tcrsiily tolil.
IiITIiltAIIV WoilK OK Vnl'SfllTKIIH ' Onlll'C-
lion of i-ss\yH on various ul.j < 'Pts
by punlls nf tin1 public
schools of Omaha.
louiliilsi'ciit , tolls of soin > tiiiiorlnnt |
cases In wlileh Just lee wns chi-ated
by lioliolos ( | ) of Iho law ,
I'rnr.N-NiAti ATTKACTIO.VS Itlnl
WaKnley's picture of the Innd where
bil'i'/i-s soft anil sonsmins Kimthu
hliiiulu'i-s cnacheil by olil
oci-ati's lullaby.
Is TUT. I.KNTKN I/AssiTunn oclnt.y niulor
this lii'iidhij ; will be fully it-ported In
Tin : SITNIIVY Ilia : ingulher with tbo
iiiovi-ini-nts f Ibu niL'ii and
woini-n who comprlsu
Uni'ilia's ' IJO.
v'H ANMViniiv : A sketch of the lifo
and work of tlin gri < at Mcllioillst will hu
u fcutni'onf tlin rollgliius iliipurdnoct.
1'athcr McCarthy also rnntrllintes
auutlier Interesting arllclu
on "Thu Muss. "
MAPI : A MKSS or .MATIIIMOSV Kereiit casrs
whi-ru wi'illncu lias prmud a fallurn.
I'linny stories cnm'uriilfig life part
ners \\hii ha\e mailo < ino an-
otlii'r miserable and other
puopli' as well.
Ot'ii SroilTiNn Uni-.VKT.MKNT. Tiiohenrtof the
base ball crank ami tbu lovorof gentle-
inniily iitldotlcs will tie glnihlenud
hi tbu eoiiteiiipliitlon of the
fi'ait foiinilon the spurt
ing paueof thi'Eroal
SUNIIAV HKI : .
INTIIF. ASTK-KOOM. The hews of the s-cret
and fratortml organizations will bo found In
comp'.eto ' nnd ni'i-nratu form In Tun
i-fNiiAV llr.K. Tboso Inti-rosteil have
luirni'il to ditpenci upon Tin ; IttOE
for this cli : s of now- , and
they \\n\o \ IIIIVIT been
dlsappolnti'il.
Tur. Loti.vrsKii IN THU Umnv-l'linrles II.
lloyt and Ihu woik be has done fnr the
btaKO will ho tbo thi'ine of Tliu
Lounger's eolninit on Sunday ,
In nildltlun to thu 1111-
iinnncoiiienls of thu
coin lux atl rui'llons.
STATKSMK.V Frank O. ian ! > cm
tor , tin ! \Vuslil iut on jou i nallat , hi his copy -
righted letter In TimSrsiMV llii : . tcll.s
un Intorestlng hlory of the snporsll-
lions of * .oine of the nation's lil4 ;
Kilns. Tbo ( ioddiss of Ulior-
ty fnretotil Soiiator Ilnns-
urongh's eli'Ctlou anil
M r. 0 n r p < n t e r
k n n w s all
about It.
Tin : lli'sisK s Mr.s's PAOH Thoinun who deal
in stooliulin buy or sell merchandise ,
who bandle grain or llvo stock , all look
tuTiiKllm : fnr the latest nnd most
rtdlablii quotations fmm tlio mar
ket centers uf tnowor'd ' , The
forcl'-'ii inarUi'tsaro wlnnl
illrui't to Tnr. IIKK ,
uhiio lucal l > iisl-
iioss Is elosoly
Hatebed.
Oini NKWS Sun VICE No newspaper In the
wust I'liinpoios llli Tun 1 ! 1:1 : hi tliooxcd-
of Its .crvlco. - '
Uiiico IIIMVS ( iioclal euri-i'-
uponiloiit.s lu all nf lliu large news run-
tors of thii nation wlrj thi'lr report !
directly to TIIK HIK : , A\bllo i-v ry
tonn and hiiinh't In Ihu wu > l ban an
uctlviMiiaii paid iMpui'ially to fur
nish Tut : llii : : pruniptly and In
dutall th < > nowof hu nolili-
borliuo : ! . Tliu scrvleo Ut'uin-
pluto niul ri'llablo. Von
can't Uci'p up witli the
procession If j-ou don't ,
lead Tut : HKI : . Thu
news prices of Tin :
r-UMnv UKK will
bo rspnoljlly In-
t orustlng.
Highest of all in Lsavcninrj Poflrcr. IT. S. Gov't Report , Aug. 17 , 1889.
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