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ATM-HRO Clrcul.itlnii for Oi'tolior. 21,131.
Ciiuis Si'KCiir 1ms u right to ho proud
of his re-olecUoii.
No\V wo must expect to ho compelled
to rend n lot of rot uhout Unby Ruth.
FAICINO election returns to soil u foxv
extra copies la u very Miuill business.
Din Wyoniitip eo dernourutic in spite
of xvonmn sulTrufio.or bccuuso of woman
POLITICIANS xvlio imiijrlno Unit Gov
ernor Mi'Kiiiloy is presidontinlly de
funct do not know whut they uro mik
ing about. _
CIIIM and Hawaii uro having minis-
torinl crises , but the attention of this
country refuses to bo diverted to these
foreign
TIIK Koolc Islnnd and tbo Milwaukee
huvo a ritflit to doinand joint occup nicy
of the U'lion depot at rout-ontiblo rates
nnd the people will too that they got it.
IlM'ii AT democratic landslide results
in the permanent , retirement of Mrs. J.
Ellen Kobtor from republican cam
paigns , Cleveland was not elected in
vain.
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TUB duke of Marlboroughils dead and
the duchess probably realizes by this
time what a blun 'or it is for an Ameri
can woman to trade her wealth for ft
title.
WHY doesn't Mayor Homisenforce tlio
ordinance that requires the street rail
way company to replace its unsightly
wooden poles xvltli lion poles on the
principal tlioioughfares ?
i3 old l\ikf. b\ielofij nnd the popu
list organs still cling to the hope that
Weaver hns carried Nebraska in the
face of the figu.es that bhow Harrison's
pluralitv over Wcavor as moro than (
5,000.
WHAT joke id this xvn hoar about Gov
ernor Boies being appointed Secretary
of AgriculttiroV Holes could hardly
accept that position and give up his
place as governor , and his ambitious
designs are Wilson's seat in the United
States senate.
OMAHA took part in the late elections
aoo the handsome pluralities civon the
republican nominees but at the same
tune kept right right on doing business.
And as a result her total business , as
represented by the bank clearings I ,
shows an increase of 20.4 per cent over
election week of last year.
TUB city of South Omaha has for the
present abandoned the effort to get bids
on the sloping of banks bouaiHo there IB
such a demand for men and horses that
the bids presented are unreasonably
high. This shoxx-s I hat the labor supply
is not in OXCCKS of the demand , and it is
to bo hoped that this state of things will
continue.
Now xvo hnvo planted pome more
telegraph poles on Parnam street nnd '
the network of dangerous \vlrcn is get
ting thicker and thicker. A great lire
is llablo to Hxvoop the city any windy
duy.and the killing and maiming of lire-
men xvhioh is bound to result from the
deadly xvircs xvill bo directly chargeable
to the rocklcss negligence of the council
in permitting these overhead xvircu lon
obstruct our bu-tinoss streets nnd en
danger life and properly xvhon they can
and should be under ground.
Till ! detection nnd arrest of a largo ,
party of contract laborers from Uolgiuin
at Kllin island on Thursday xvas n good
stroke of business. Thu enforcement idof
the alien labor laxv is demanded by the
interests of the American xrorkingman
and approved by all good eltiv.oiiB ,
Those mon had boon Imported by ate
Pittsuurg glass concern and xroro teat
tnUo the pluces of striking employes at
loxv xvugos. Tlio return of the men and
the prosecution of the lirm that had on-
gngcd them may teach a wliolosomo
losson.
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Tin : monthly oioji report just Issued
from the Agricultural department
shoxvs that NuhruaKu's average yield of
corn per aero this year is 28.7 bushols.
Ohio , xvjth 20 bushels per aero , is the
tinly state that equals thin yield. The
Knisxs ) : crop is reported as 1U.H bushels
pur aero. For the seven states known
as the corn bait , Ohio , Indiana , Illinois ,
Iowa , Missouri , Kansas and Nebraska ,
the aggregate production Is paced bins
hid ropo-t at OOO.OOO.OOO hu hhols. This
falls far balow the yield of tha same
Btntos last yo ir , which , according to the
boat estimator , wus about l.imO.OOO.OOO '
bushels * Undoiiblodly tlio truth as teen
this year'a crop lies bomowhoro between
these widely d I ( Turing Jlguros , lor it is
as xvork after all.
Tilt : Ml IKMAT ,1MH/A/ /
Tlio prcspiil oongros look a &lep for
ward , ' .bought a short out' , tuxr.tril the
revival of the inorchiint inarlnu , by
nn act nllowlng certain steam
of forolijn construction 1o like out
nn AincrU-in r < gi tor , The Kifty-llrst
congrnsa pnjsod an act iiitondud tn < * llinu
late ! Ainuriunn sliipbuildlng by the pny
inont i of mall subsidies. This legislation
will undoubtedly bo repeated by the
next congress.
After the larill nnd the currency
question" . Unit of restoring the merchant
imirlii' ! perhaps of the greatest 1m-
portaiv If xvi are to o.vlend our
foreign markets , and this is-what the
democratic loaders say their policy con *
templates , it is manifestly of great importance
topc
portance that xvo shall ho able to cnrrv
our products to such markets in our own
ships. A coinmi'tcial country is at a
horious disadvantage that must depend
xvholly upon foreign vessels for the
transportation of its products. This
country annually pays to Kuropouu ship
oxvnors moro than B''UO.OOt,000 ) in freight
charges , an exceedingly small nart of
xvhlch is expended in this country.
This money is paid to the foreign em
ployes 1 1 of steamship companies * , to
Kuropoan ship builders , nnd to the mer
chants tibrnml xvho furnlsli the supplies
for the ships. It is traiisforn-d from
the : pockets of the producers- the
United States to the coders of the
xvoalthy .ateamship compunios ol Hng-
land , Franco and ( Jormaiiy and holiw to
enrich tho-o countries. Itmuybc true
that if wo had an American motvhant
marine equal to the demands of our
foreign commerce the producer would
have to nay jus > t as much as he now does
tc got hi * products to mtirkot , but the
money xvould bo kept in this country
and expended among our own 'people ,
U the benolit of all interest" . Tlio
groxvth of shipbuilding hern , creating u
demand for a great do.tl of labor , not
only in that , industry but in others
which it xvould draxv upon , would
malori.tlly inrrouso the consumption of
the ! products of the farm and factory ,
and thus the money xvould ba redistributed
an
aK to American producers instead of
going to tlioio of Europe.
When ono reflects upon thu enormous
amount of money thut , has gone ; abroad
in thib xvay during the past quarter of n
century , it booms ama/.iiig that s > ome
more panic-it and practical cflort has
nol been niitdo to restore tbo merchant
marine and rentier the American people
ple imlupondont of the 1-J nopnan s-hlp
oxvncrs. Wo hiivo paid to thcio foreign
capital' tsfurfrcightcliargoson our pro
ducts witniii the last twenty-llvo years
a greater Mini than the national debt
amounted to at , the clone of the xxar. As
our foreign trade groxvs this outlloxv of
money xvill incrcasj , xvhilc there is the
additional disadvantigo of a depend
ence th it puts our merchants and man
ufacturers entirely at the mercy of for
eign trnnsport'ttion Iino5. This is cer
tainly neither n creditable nor : i profit
able state of afl'airs for a great nnd
steadily growing commercial nation.
The democratic warty xvill noxv have
an opportunity to deal xvith this im
portant question in its own xvay , and xvo
shall sco whether it has the xvisdom to
give iho country a murch.int marine
AinoriCiUi in tlio broadest sen o ono
built as xvcll as oxvnod in thib country.
FOR THI ; ; BS ; ; ) BAT.
When President Harrison retires from
olllco on Iho llh ot March next ho xvill
carry xvitli him to prix'nto lift ) the re
spect anil esteem of the people of the
Unitc-d Status , xvhon : ho has bcrvcd so
faithfully und so xvoll. Political oppo
nents no loss than these ot his oxvn
party xvill honor him for his sterling
manhood and his stead fas I devotion to
duty. Says the Noxv York Sim :
It is a pleasant thine to roiuamber that Iu
ihn canvass just ended fuxvords liovn been
said or written concerning Ciener.il Harrison
xvhlch represent him as anything but xvhat
ho la , namely , a man of supurior intellect and
elevated character , nnd a chlof magistrate
xvhoiu the country can nlxvays regard with
ndintration.
These and similar xvords from demote -
cratio sources alTord great satisfaction
to thobo who hax'o supported the
foaled candidate for president. Such
commendation of its uhn-cii standard
bearer is nol xvithout BigniMi'nnco to the
ropnbla-an party , as a , tribute to the
honesty nnd blnuority of its purposes.
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So long as it follows the leadership o \ [
men xvho command unlvorsal respect
and admir.Uion and it has many men
of that kind there can bo no sapping of
vitality , no loss of popular CDS ) Ililunco
and no permanent retirement from
( poxvor for the groit organization of
which 1'residont Harrison is an ex _
emplar ,
rw.s / AXI > CO.WH/.Y.UVO.VA
There i.s no dilTeroncc of opinion in
the political parties regarding the duly
of suppressing trusts nnd combinations
to control production and prices. Both
agree that this should bo dona and the
party which xvill succeed to power in the
government next March is pledged by
its platform to enforce the existing laxv
against trusts aim to provide whatever
other loL'iblntion may bo found neces
sary for thuir suppression.
The laxv that xvas passed by the last
republican congress has not accom
plished what xvas expected of it. In but
ono case , as xvo remember , has it boon
olluctive in breaking up a combination
of tlio character described in the act ,
In that case the United Stutoa circuit
court decided that the laxv is Lu
tional and subsequently the ll t
of .liistico instructed the federal district
attorneys throughout the country to
take steps for enforcing the laxv. Special
agents of the department xvero also di
rected to collect evidence for institut
ing proceeding * against several of the
larger combinations. Suit xvas brought
against Iho whisky trust , but it fell
through on u technicality and no clTort ,
so fur us the public KIIOWH , 1ms since
been made to renew it The proposed
prosecution of the cordage trust did not
materialise , and indeed the numerous
combinations denounced in thu plut-
foiins of both the partjcs are allowed i to
go on as ' if their existence xvas entirely
lawful'and there had boon no il li
tion for their suppression. As there re
mains less than four months of the pres
ent administration it is not likely that
the Department of Justice xvill be dis i
posed to commence proceedings against
any of the trusts , uud there uro obvious
reasons why the mrxltor nbould bo left
to bo c.u-oii for by the party thai xvill
administer the por.Turnout for four
years from next March.
That parly xvhl ho expected to curry
out Us p'cdgc In relation to trusts nnd
monopolistic combinations existing in
violation of the laxv nnd doomed to bo
inimical to the public interest" . It xvill
be expected to lose nollmoin proceeding
against the sugar trust nnd the nnthra-
clto coal monopoly , xvhlch are plunder
ing the people to the amount of millions
of dollnrs annually. These combinations
lire independent of the ttirllT and xvill
not ba seriously nIToctod by any clmngo
of tariff policy , as some of the others
may bo. They must bo reached by the
direct applicilion of the laxv. O.io of
the Imperative duties that xvill devolve
upon the democratic parly xvhon it re-
turiH to pnxvcr , In order to keep faith
xvith the people , xvill bo to rigidly en
force the ntitl-lrust laxx , and if that bo
found inadequate to the .suppression of
trust.- ! and combinations , to auuplcmonl
it xvith legislation that xvill bo sulllclunt.
ro.\r///.V / ( AXD AiumiiATittx.
Tlio collapse ot Hie ( rroitt strike in
Noxv Orion lit , xvhlch began on October
12-and has nearly paraly/od business of
all kinds in that oity , upDcars to bo duo
to the impossibility of keeping up the
courage of the thousands of employes
xvho had not n sitlllciont personal stiko
in tin- result of the light to endure Iho
S'lcritii'.o longer. It xv.m u sympathetic
strike so far as most ot the unions xvoro
concerned and embraced employes in
scores of industries.
Ono feature of the surrender of the
.strikers is gratifying to nil xvho like lo
.see \vorkingnriii have fair and oven
generous treatment xvhon he is forced
to yield. Through the efforts of com-
miMoes representing the unions nnd the
employer ! . , together with the governor
ot iho stito , an ngrnomont xvas reached
by xvhich all of the btrikcrs xvill betaken
taken buck , except xvhoro contracts
have been made xvith the foxv xvho noxv
fill their places and the question of
wusres is lo bo bubtnittcd to arbitration.
At thi.- , distance this SJOUH to bo an
arrangement that must prove mutually
salisfacto1 y and if the employers exorcise
good judgment in dealing xvith the de- |
foaled unions thcic in iy ensue an era
of good feeling that xvill be profitable
xvoll as nleabant to all concerned.
If the outcome of this great struggle
proves anything it prox-os that u byinpa-
thctin htriko embracing unions ciifiafred
in industries not directly dependent
uion ono another has little ehanco of
success ; for xve bolicvo there has , never
before boon xvilnessod in this country n
strike in xvhich so lurffo it number of
unions tool : part out of sympathy. But
xvithout attempting to dibcuss the morita
of Hie case it is pleasant to note that in
the adjustment of the quarrel xviso counsels -
sols seem to have prox'ailod on botli
sides. Friendly and reasonable confer-
euro is n good remedy for such differt
ences , and if the arbitration concerning
xva-jcs is conducted in the right spirit
its results cannot fail to bo mutually
satisfactory.
SU.MK A'UVDKl ) HKFOItMS.
The adoption of the Australian system
bus given us ballot reform , but wo still
lack reform in the method of canvassing
election returns. Tlio refusal by many
of the judges and clerks of election to
carry out the directions given by the
county commissioners and mayor for a
uniform count , beginning xvith the elec
toral ticket and ending xvitb precinct
olllcors , caused a great deal of con
fusion and delay.
The only remedy for this is a laxv that
will require election olllcers to count the
ballots in a given order. To expedite
the count , provision should also be made
by laxv for counting tlio vote in metro
politan citlos from hour to hour , us is
done in New York.
Another needed reform is that the
canvass of the vote shall begin llio
morning after election and continue as
rapidly as possible until all the returns
have been rocoix-od. To xvait until Iho
lasl precinct has made Its return delays
the canvass txvo or three days. Such
bungling is tolerated in no other city in
the country. The county ofllcer.s should
have nil their blanks ready before elec
tion and the mon xvho are lo constitute
the canvuBsintr board should bo notillnd
to hold themselves in readiness to bejlii
xvork the morning after election. ILid
this method been pursued the cnnvnss
ot DouyiiiH county returns xvould have
been completed Thurnday. This is no
rolh'ction upon County CJlork Saokolt ,
improvements for compiling and civn-
x'asslng the voto. Mr. Siokott has sim
ply folloxvcd the jirecodont heretofore
established , not to begin the canvass
until the last box is in. It is to bo
hoped that ho xvill break away from
this precedent next yoirnnd begin the
cuiivii&H the morning after the election.
Tim Board of Health at its last moot t-
ing considered ono subject that xvill no
doubt develop into a problem of some
! niftrlanco | next summer if there is 10a
renewal of Ihc cholera scare. The use !
of xvoll xvntor in the outlying districts
of the city , and particularly in tlio region -
gion lying near Iho Prospect Hill ceme
tery , i said by the health olllcer to oo
the prob'iblo euuso of much of Iho
sickness f i om eonlagious diseases.
While the mortality h.is not boon great
t hero hnvo buen many cases of more or
less severity during the past foxv month y.
During October , uceoi ding to the report 1
the number of cases of contagious disease
xvas seventy-nine , but foxv of those xvoro
fatal. The substitution of city xvatorfor
that noxv taken from xvolU may become
an imperative necessity before long.
The change xvill bo expensive and may
meet xvith opposition , but public health t
must be guarded.
ATTOHNBY GIJNIJII.U. Mir.i.nn re
marked in commenting on the election
that it is up-hill work io-oleoting any
man to any olllco , nnd a Washington
dispatch says that It Is thooplnfnn there
that u plank xvill bo inserted in future
platforms' which xvill itself determine
the question ol a second presidential
term. This subject was somewhat dlb-
cii.-bod in advance of thu mooting of the
republican na'lorml convention , but the
prevailing opinion among republicans
xvafl that there was no general popular
sentiment unfavorable lo u second nrm.
It U qullo posslIjTC , however , that the
projiiillco against a president paccocd *
Ing himself tiny bo far moro common
limn has been miphusod. Ttio fact Hint
since Lincoln nnd Grant , carried over
by peculiar circumstances , or by 1m-
monso'populnrity no president has suc
ceeded hlmsolfJ .il not xvithout slgnlll
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e-inco as Indlcnfljij ; n strong popular
sentiment opposed to aiich succession.
It is hardly to bo doubted that it the
question of limiting the presidency to
one term xvoro siuSrmtted to Iho people
a large majority would bo found to favor
it , xvith the provision , perhaps , that the
term bo made longer than four years.
Wo do not think that the one-term idea
had any appreciable effect anywhere tn
the Into election , but it presents a ques
tion that Is xvorthy of the consideration
of Iho political parlies , and the ono that
first declares for n single presidential
term xvill doubtless gain In popular
strength.
IT is noxv eight months since the
council established the ollli-o of city
olectriclun , but the ordliiuncix dulliiing
his dutle-3 nnd poxvors und logulutlng
the inspection of oloctrio fight , motor
and telegraph xvlros is still slumbering
in a pigeon holt ? . What other inference
can bo tlruxvn than that the franchised
corporations huvo a deadly grip on cer
tain I'ounolltnon ?
OlllKlt /.I.VM.S TVI.IA
The antagonism ot ttio Hnusn of Lords to
any homo rule bill that' the Commom are
llltolv to adopt bein assured , It becomes In-
7 to consider hoxv that nntuironism
xvill bo met , nud by xvhat moans It caa bo
overcome ) . It tins been currently reported
tnnt Mr. Gladstone Intends to secure A ma
jority of the Lords by croatlnt ; nt tunny noxv
peers as It may bo necessary to produce , anil
Lord Salisbury ulvns weight to that rumor
l > y explaining how ho and his colleagues pro
pose to ineoL such a mox'e If it Is madu. Ho
says that the tiocvly cro.ited peers xvou'd
bo refused admission to the houio , nnd | ho
cltu.s some rather doubtful precedents to
support the constitutionality of such re
fusal. It U dirtluult to see how this could
he done. The letters patent under which
paera of tlio realm are created carry
xvith thorn the right to a seat In the
hereditary chamber nnd to dispute that right
xvould bo in oflect an uct of rebellion against
the sovoreisn granting It. It xvould bo n
kind of treason and xvtion itcamo to tlio point ,
the Lords xx'ould hardly venture on It. Hut if
ttio Lords present a solid front against homo
ruic , public opinion mseht not supnort such a
wholesale creation of peerages as would bo
necessary to ovnrcomo It , and nnotlior con-
tingenry xvhicn has not yet boon
mlht possibly nriso. The queen might refuse
to sanction the issue of the rcquUito letters
patent. In creating peerages the queen
usuallv deus no moro than carry out the
suggestions of iho premier , but she has tlio
power to Uo uioro. The creation of piorasos
is In a special sonsohor personal act nnd she
might refuse to bo a party to Mr. Glailstono's
purposes. | Considering that her oxva sympa
thies are all xvllh Lord Salisbury in this
strugple , stio xvould nlmoit certainly do so if
assured of public support and according to
the cloction returns England xvould bo xvltu
her. 1 Altogether it Is improbable that Mr.
Gladstone < will resort to any such coup < lo
theater ' as the creation of from aOO to 500
noxv poors. What lib Is much moro UUoly to
do xvhon tha Lord ? ro'joctthb homolrulo bill
is temporarily to accept the situation and
proceed to a further reform of the ballot on
tbu princinlu of manhood suitraso and ono
man one vote for at proiont ths Briton can i
vote Iu us many election districts ns ho hap
pens to possess roalcstuto in und having Uius
r.idlL'ully popularized the electorate , dissolve
parliament and appeal to the country. It
may bo sniil that his no.v ballot reform bill
might also bo throxvn out by the Lords , but
in that case he xx'ould hax'o u popular issue
xvhoroxvlth to go to the country , n much
raoro popular ono than Irish homo rule
Parliament docs not assemble until next
February , but tnero are some lively scones
ahead of it xvhea it , does got. doxvn to work ,
and n struggle between Lords nud Conimons
more momentous and Interesting than any
history record ! Is already assured.
Italy Is holding a general election , the re
sult of which will dotormlno the domestic
policy of the kingdom and its foreign rola-
lions , especially xvith the ether members of
the triple alliaaco , nnd xvill hax'o u powerful
bnarmg upon the question of peace or xvar
in Europe. The present Italian trouble is u
financial ono. There Is a chronic tlistlcil in
the builgot , caused partly by vast extrava
gance in puolio works and partly by the
uo.ivy military expenditures imposed by the
triple allunco. This evil can bu remedied
only in ono of txvo xvnvs : reduction of ox-
pensoi or incrjaso of income. The latter
means increase of taxation , aurl that is out ,
of the question. The government dares not
lo propose it , for the nation xvould not on-
iluro it. In Uusslu , of course , the people
hava no volco In the mattar. ou
Franca xvondrous thrift and patriotic i.
i.id
otic ardor immo them able nnd
xvllling to ondura great burdens. In Ger
many they are too xvell drilled to resist thai
Imperial will , xvhioh , they are told , is thu
supremu laxv. In Austria-Hungary thcro nro
plo.'isa'it conditions of life , Uriel also a cor-
taln military enthusiasm , thai reconcile the
people ) to their burdens. Hut In Italy there
U moro inuopandonco of popular spirit and
moro desire lor ease and prosperity at homo
and less /eal for glory or rovcngo abroad , nora
that to their present taxes the people give
grudging ttssuiit , and against any Increase
they xvoulit protest too vigorously for the
comfort of the crown. There remains , then ,
reduction of oxpundliurai , xvtuuh may bo
effected on either civil or military itoins ,
The ministry already promises to reduce the :
military badstet from J.000,000 to $111,200 , .
OiK ) . On that scorn , /inducial / equilibrium
intent bo attained and no general popular
opposition xvould be 'aroused. This lus.t
named course , hoxvex'cr , xvould bo fraught
xvitb giMVo perils to iho po.icu of Kuropn.
Huch u cutting down of army oxpoasui
xvould mean a trront reduction of actlx'o mili
tary .strength , and that xvould seriously affect
ifor
fect the tiiplo nlllaufc. Italy holds nor
place In that loairuo or neacu on too undor-
Htanillng that sh keeps pico xvllh unr irvo
comruaes In Instant readinass for xvar. Tna
moment , therefore , blip relaxes preparation
nnd reduces her army ; to u pcauo footing as
she xvould do by tbo'fchungo proposed tbo
uili'anco is practically dissolved ,
* *
The ( J or man briny bill , although the repre
sentatives of Uavura and of other south
Gorman states are ktioxva to bo opposed to it ,
Is regarded as certain to obtain the apuroval
of thu federal senato. It rt'ill then corns bo-
faro thu H lohstug , xvhich hu 307 inombors ,
and in xvblcb , therefore , a majority is I'j'J.
Assuming that the chancellor oan obtala been
asslstancoof every membarof each section
of the conservative party , ho xvill enter too
contest xvith l'-7 votes. Uo wlllnooJ sovonty-
txvo inoro In order to oDiaia a bira majority
of ono. Ho can oxpsct no bolp from tha na
tional liberals or from ths irelsiniiUo party
or from tha socialist * . Tbo auxiliaries xvhioh
are inuupinblDlo to hU sucoss-i muit ba
sought among tha clericals or ceuirlus , and
It u by no moans certain that thcso Catholic
s xvill act together on the
military question , The clorlcAls of south
Cl or many hnvo nlroaily ovlncod ix ronillnoM
to ditruDt their party sooner ttinti to co-opnr-
nto xvith Iho Prussian Catholics In bohnU of
measures xvhlch xvill grievously ixuRinnat ox-
ing military anil fiscal biinlom , Chancellor -
lor Cnprlvl has nltemploJ , through ttio ( ! or-
man minister to tha Vatican , tn por.stiaJo Leo
XIII , to Interpose In lui favor niul direct
south Gorman ( Jnthollos to support the nrmr
bill. Thcro nrn as yet no Indications tlmt
the pops is xvllllng tn assist in enlarging the
resources nf thn triple nltlnuca , which has
hitherto Mioxvn itself ns hostile to the
pap.ioy ns it I.s to l-'runco. AccordIng -
Ing to Citprlvl himself , the safetv of
Germany Is staltod upon the passage of the
nrmy bill. The fate ot this bill xvhl depend
upon the vote of Cathollo members of tha
Reichstag from south Germany , nnd these
votes , ngain , xvill bo largely inllucncod and
lirobablv detormlncit by n suggestion from
the ' ngod Itunato of the va'.icnn.
Halt the nightmares xvith xvhleh Ktiropo is
oppressed xxlll disappear xvhon Uermany
coasoi to ba under the rule and control ot n
military Ca-iiir xvhoso ministers are practic
ally , though not theoretically , free from
parliamentary responsibility. Relief from
tills rule xvill some day rome. U'hothor the
first step In obinlnlng this rollot is to betaken
taken now xvill turn neither tinon nowspinor
( lisctisjioii nor on the dobxtcs ; of Iho Heiclis-
tap , but oti the powurs ot the lenders of the
ooiitvist party to donx-or the votes thov con
trol and on the readiness of the Impoiliil
ministry to pay the price domutulod for these
votes. If the usual bargain can bo uri-anucd
of concessions to the Roman Cathollo church
In return for support in the ItolchstEur , the
military bill Is certain ot passage , nnd the
supremacy of constitutional Institutions over
incro militarism xvill bu again postponed by
the allmnco belwoon tno conservatives of
Prussia mid the ( Jntnollcs of the empire.
I , unking I'nrunril ,
Lot us nil take a Dig iltiuk of "adversity's
sxvect inilU , philosophy , " It xxou't unuloct
Clovclnud , but it will onablu us to look xvith
coaraire nntl coiilidonco to Ih''ii.
Ciniiii | > iH'c ol tlin I'trsliloiil ,
/uliisn Cll i > ( < n
The composure xvhlch Mr. Unrrhoii ilis-
nlays In thi hour of dofoal will appeal to iho
nd miration uf iho public. U is not Imposst-
blu t'.at the gioat domestic ! grief through
winch ho is passing renders him less sensible
to his political disappointment than hu xvoild
hava lieun in thu nb-iutifo nf lliosoro boroax'e-
ni'-Mit xvhich is iibsorhmg in its Intunslty and
excludes other catisus of
I'olltlciil Art ci itlclBin.
.s ( . Lnitli Clnljr-ltfiiMi rut.
The Globe-Democrat reluctantly printed a
line picture of Grover Cleveland on its llrst
page yesterday. Ah , but if yon Imd seen ttio
splendid > ) ortrait of General Harrison xvhlch
xvas ready for use , but xvhich , oxving to cir
cumstances xvhi'cu xve tried to control , but
couldn't , was not used : a facu and head
xvhich Rembrandt could not , have bettered ,
siiriiiouiititifr thu body of a Cochin rooster ,
thu pride ot the perch and tbo glory of the
coop -making "a combination nnd n form ,
indeed , where every god did soooi to set his
seal1' to L'ixo the world assurance of a xviu-
ner the omnodimcnt , as u whole , of the
highest I ideal In picturesque portrait paint
ing. i Compared xvith the unroostored lliieii-
ments ' ot the stuffed but elected prophet ot
' XVlllinm struct , it xx-as truly a case of tlv-
ponon ! to a Satyr , and moro. too. Vet it xvas
ruthlessly iI relegated to ttio lumber room of
the I c-eat defeated oy a lot of vulgar election
statistics which xvero thiust upon us late at
night. It is griavous , indeed , to see tha
highest ideals of cxccllonoo in art thus
rudely shattered oy the x'atidalism of ignoble
suffrage.
_
Illllltlli Ulllllil .NotXlll. .
Cl : ca\i \ i Tl lljliiir.
It is of no use for any republican to lay the
'
llatloring unction to' his soul that If Mr.
IJl.iino had boon tbo republican candidate
the result of the election xvould have been
Clovnlaiid'a defeat. It xvould ht-vo boon es
sentially the same as it is now. The outconiu
xvould not have been ns bad In Nnxv Yorl :
and Illinois and Indiana. The democratic
majorities xvould liavo been smaller , but. thn
underlying causes xvhicb led to Mr. Ilnirl-
son's defeat would have draecuJ dovxu Air.
Hlaino in the sumo disaster. Porsonul affec
tion and admiration for Mr. lilatno uoiilcl
huvo gained thousands of voles fur tliolicknt ,
but it xvould never have changed the result.
Mr. ISlainc xvould hax-o Deoii bo.iten. It can
now bo seen that it'xvas n good thina that
liu did not run. only to moel with aefcat and
his devoted friends xvith fresh disappoint
ments. The fntob would have been against
him. Ho xvould huvo received muny Irish
X'otes , but cotonough to have uiaau headxvay
against tbo many solid Gorman , Polish , llo-
bumiau , Itulian , Frouch-Cnnadinn , Hun
garian , Russian , Sxviss , and other Europeans'
votes xvhich xvoro piled up by tco million
against their employers aud protection.
IX LAllOIt'H FlKUt.
Union bricklayers In Hoston commenced
xvorlting on the eight-hour scale last xvuok.
The Karmont cutters in Houston , Tex. ,
hiivu miulo a domaad for a xvorlilug xvcelc of
lifty-eipht hours.
Tno third annual convention of the United
Garment Workers xvill bo hold in Philadel
phia on Mio " 1st iust.
The llftluth nnnlversary of the National
Tvoographlcal union , of Austria , xvns recently
colobrutud in Vienna oy a banquet and ball.
Furniture Workmen's ' Fire Insurance as
sociation has a membership of 7tbl ! ) und
assets In its treasury to tno amount of 11-
llfi.'JO.
A goner.il strike of members of the Elec
trical Wirumon's union commenced last week
iu Nexv York city and JJrooKlvu. Of or
quit xvorlc.
There nro ninety-seven local branches
xvhich IIBVO a grots momberihlp of ube t
S.OOt ) . alllllated with tlio Spanish National
Federation of Trades Unions. .
Out of 1(57 ( cases In xvhich the national
Kox'ornmont iustitutod prosooullons for violation
lation of the contract , laoor laxv. 151 xvoru
successful , tun unsuccessful , nnd six xvoro
olthor comiirnmUed or abandoned.
Grand Chlof Mlssi'nor of the Hrothcrhnod
of Cannon says that railroad labor oriranui-
uoiis hax'o u surprise In store for ompluyurs
In thn shane ot nn International orgam/.ation ,
xvhlch includes ovrry railroad umplove , from
truckmen up. The organization , lie said ,
will bo in wlmpo before Januiry , nnd niuut-
ings are noxv being hold throughout thu
country ,
The iuLOinu of the Hrothrriiood of Kail-
road Trainmen for lust year iimoiintcd to
$ , 111,107.1 J and the disbursements tof.Vil-
141.IJ ! ) . Of those Bums $111 , ' , ! ' . ) ) was received
on account of the bcnetlciary iund und f < < 0-
? s.17 for thu gmiornl fund. On account of
the beuuliclary funJ tillWl xvas disbursed
nnd ol tlio gonuiMl fund Jfill.'JtlO.ll. The
liiotherliooii tins a inenibtrship of nearly " ) ! , -
ODD und u cah balauco in its treasury of
about ftO,000. _
I'lnvdiuly .XI.ty ICntlrn ,
hT. LofH , Mo. , Nov. II , J. H , Soverlgn
of lies Moinoj , Ja , , log'l adviser of the
KnigtitB of Lubor says thu coiihtitutloa and
bjlaxxbff the order xvill undergo a thorough
revision ut the convention here ntxt XVCOK ,
uut xvhiit cnnngos xvill be muilo ho Is yet
5 Dislodge Bile ,
Stir up the Liver ,
i Cure Sick-Headache ,
i | Female Ailments ,
I Remove Disease and
i : Promote Good Health ,
I > OoTorei with a TuUUu & Bolobla Coating ,
Faraous tlio world over.
AJ'X ( or llcccham's unJ take no others.
Of all driiKgiiu. I'rice XI > cents a boi. ,
! New V ork Depot. i < Canal St
unnbloto Mtnt Thn convention will ho
composed of about 100 ilolegixtos , tt Is re
ported that ( Irani ! Master \Vorltman I'ow-
ilnrly xvill rollro from the t > o ltlon ho noxv
holds , imil thnt hixvtll rocommenil ns his
ccpssor , A. U' . Wright , penornl Inotnrorot
tha order.
in.uoitv ici.Kcrntff / > ' .
Tilly Xli-n In \nrrli I'uriillim I'rrrlncl lln-
RIIKC In n t > n | > rnit < t HI rniilc.
Joiiv s OITV. Tonn . Nov. U. Noxvs 1ms
roichcd ht-ro of the bloodlast olcriUm llgnt
on record nt the polls nt IUj ( Itock prook ,
Mitohull county , N C , bctxvoun ropubllc.in
factions. Ueork'n K. I'rlt liard , ropnbllciin
iiomlnco for sheriff , xvm opposcJ by Isnnu
McKlnnoy , Indcpontldiit republican , xvho
xvns defeated tor the nomination by n small
majority. , . Thocanvuss had boon vorv bitter
The tlgiit xvas precipitated bv ono ot McMii-
noy's ndhnronts kiincKlng doxvn an opponent.
Immediately the xxholo oroxvil ol IHty took
sides. A desperate btilllo onsund. Stones
Knives and pistols xvoro luoil with torrlhlo
effect. There xvoro txventy xvunndod of
whom four xvill die. Thn xvholo population
Is I : In arms and moro bloodshed if expected ,
t'Mi irrTn.tH.nr.
I.llliuikiiliuilniiil llnr l.cclsliitttrent l.ucsrr-
lic.iiU ( loM-iniuont Alnuist lt til < riiil | ,
SN Fiusdsio , cm. , N'ox11. . A loiter
from Honolulu of October SI , recolx-oil lust
night , sixys : "Business Is ut u standstill.
The government Is ultnoU buimrupt. tov- !
ernmert employes hnvo not been paid for the
lust month. The appropriation bit ! Is not
through tha second roadlni ; und the queen
und legislature are nt loggerheads. The
queen insists upon appointing her own rnhl-
not , The lust cabinet xvns removed by legis
'
lative votes In just txvo hours and txx'o mill'
utos after It xvas nnnotinccd. I'ursonnllv iho
momliurs of the opposition ura distasteful to
the queen , bho is reported to Imvo said be
fore she would ucUnowlodgi ) this principle
she would ccdo the kingdom to the United
States. "
tlio l.lniHI the Siini\v. |
It tins just boon dccldrd that thn Indian
squaxv und the cowboy , xvho together pose as
the design for the seal of the city of Omahn ,
must i move doxvn nnd out.
When Henry Lohmann secured the con
tract for frescoing the council chamber , the
document botxvoon himself and the city pro
vided that , In addition to his ether xx-orlt , no
should nalnt n counturp.irt of the design thut
oocupleslhooontr.il portion of the lloor ot
the court out 10 xvull uf thu council chamber ,
Jint bonlnd til president's dcsic. some
iluy * nco ho completed th-j main portion of
the xvorlt nnd started on the llguros. The
outlines xvoro palmed uud thun the council
called n halt , informing the urllst Dint
squixvs nnd cowboys shoulU never huvo
their faces p.ilntod on these walla. Tnoru
thn m.utor toils nnd now 'Lo ' councllmcn
nro cudgeling thuir brains , tr.vini : to studv
nut some dubicn that xvill ba In Ucoping xvitn
the balance of the interior of the council
clnmo'jr.
IICCOMTCII II .Mliollllll' .
Dctootlvo Vl//arJ ; o ' .erday recovered
a typewriter Irom u sacond h.md btoro , for
xvhlch fin has boon .searcbing lor some divs.
It xvns stolen Irom Mugealh , the lypuxvritur
ugont.
. i AM * ; ; n.n f.ii 11us
I'lillnilolnlila Tliuos : A peculiarity of cer
tain cranks Is that they can't ho tinned.
tniH'Mintmlls.Tniiriinl : "What stumps mo , "
niiKiM tins phllosupher , "is thufiel thnt the
mini with a ciiuil. Ion. swallow Ib iiuini IIKoly
to ho u iirolilblluinl.st thun Is his phurt-nccUud
fellow ultl/on. "
Washington Star : " ( Jot or job riinnln' a vol-
lei valor. Is yoV" said thu Janitor totholioy
\\lio b.iilis : shoes.
iiH , I Is. "
"XVi-ll. I's Rlad oil It. r.t diili's miyboily dat
needs a heap ob brlngln' up It's you. "
Toxns SIftlnas : Tlio cucumber does Its boH
ufliT It Is down.
Soinervlllo .Tonrnnl : It's no nsu for : i man
to tiy and i-nloy looking .it tha priceless
tio.isuii's uf nn art cullury when hu IKIS u big
liolo In thu lee of his rUlit tuilcln. ! [ unit uuii
feel It xxhllu hu Is walking uround ,
Chicago Inter Ocoin : A cyclone nny bo
put down In thu list uf cutohllU airs.
n. Orav & . f'o.N Monthly : "Do von suppose -
pose b" liu ii > | i > c'tfd von boLMiiso yon uuronot
rleh 01 loinrli'f"Voll , shu jtivo inu to imdor-
-st.iiul I xx.is it man of no Intuicbt nnd not
much principal , "
llronl.lyn Hislo : I'lrst Actor What bion-jlit
you liomu Poor In/ ?
Second Actor On the contr.irv , business
as sogooii that our niniiugur dioppud ( le.ul
from surprise und lioirt dlsuusu , und xvo had
to disband In
Philadelphia Kccord : I'oiham the moit
Riilt.ihlo ( il.ioo for a pri/u ll lit would bu u
lUUIUlhOUbU.
IioxTull Courier : Ghosts nro not atxvuy.s
meant hen Ihu shades of nli.'ht uro apukon
of ,
Noxv Orleans t'lonyuno : All the Urn escapes
yet Invented nro to hull ) peoplu In getting
( town from lil h places. Nunu uro mndo tons-
slat in climbing up. Ltoin.il riuiiiuhinont Is
houelebs.
IndliuupollH Journal : "Do yoncvorshod
tours reul 10,111 on thu stniro ? "
"I did the first two or three times my trunks
xvoru levied on , " replied llttio Jvi , "but after
thut I soiter got usoJ to It , scuV'V
THE STIIKKT sxxirrKii. :
II ttim Luilltfi :
I do not mind thes } inonslions trains
That all the uomon wuar.
Nor thnt they ralsu such e oii'Is of dust
Do I a Conner eaiu.
Hut I urn vnrv frco tn siy
"J'lxoiilil K t\-o thiini lots uf ruck
If only t hey xx-nnid inn their tialns
Upon u private Iniul. .
MODKHN WOODMltN ,
Coming of thn llr < nd ( tamp In Outnlin It
Mull I'rotlilrd for.
The bond cnmp mooting of Uio Metier
Woodmen of America , xvhioh nscmblfli In
Exposition Imllln thin city on Tuesday noxt.
xvill crobablv mark nn Important epoch Iu I
thehlstorv ot thnt. order , llonit ofllcors for
Uio ensuing txvoycixrt are to uo clcototl , nntt
the Indications nro Hint several measures fur
reaching niul Important In their probablu ro
sullswiii come before ttio meeting for con
ftldcnillon.
Tlio groivth of Uio Modern xVoortmon of
Amorlca during the past txvo yonrs tins been
ll'tloshort ol marvelous , the membership
having nearly doubled In that tliuovlillu
thu groxvih of thu trontury bnlaiicu has been
still more flattering. Whun ttio present head
ofllreis went Into olllco two vonrs ago thov
found the tro.tsnry in dubluml the order oh
the ycrgo of dissolution , but they xxont to
xvorit xvith n xvilt nud an iinilcrstnnolug of
the tnsk xvhlch xvns before them , and so tireless -
loss and xvcll directed have burn their labors ;
so keen hits been their Insigtit into iho ro-
iiuiremcnts of thn order thnt the .Modern
\Voodmpii of America Mims ! today on a
soldi and MitmniiUiil footing xvllh the future
bught before it
The head c.iinp so slonn xvill bo held In im
position nail , beginning Tuesday mornluff ,
und continuing every forenoon nntl nfior-
noon for tlir" ! ) duvs , or longer If nccossiirx1.
A special Wooilmiin train xvill bo run froin
1'eorln , 111 , nnd an uxcutsion rnto of onu mid
line third faro xvill prevail on all railroads
entering this city. It Is oxpuotod Hint thou-
shiuls of Modern Woodmen from nil over tin )
Juilsuictlon ivill bo In Omnlm during Iho
mooting nml Uiu camps of the city have
niado most elaborate iirrniigumcnts for their
ontertninmeiit. Tuosiinv nvoning n inibllo
reception xvill bo held at Imposition
hall , xvhich xvill be frco to all , nnd
to xvhlch nit nro earnestly invited
Addresses ot xvolcoinu to tno visiting afllcor *
nnd delegates xvill bo made bv Uovernor
Hoytl , on behalf of the state , bv Mayor
ISamls. nn behalf of tbo cltv , nml bv Con
pressman \V J. Hryiin , xvtio is an oiithusl
nsllo devotee \\oodcrnft , on buhulf of the
\\oailmun ot Nebraska. Responses will bo
miulo bv llend Consul William A. North-
cottof Greenville , 111. , nn eloquent und en
tertaining orator. Wednesday night tna
Hoyal Neighbors of Amiirlcn xvill o.xomnllfy
their lloor xvorlt lor thu boue.Hl of thu head
camp nnd visitors at the hall of Camp 120 ! In
In Coiillncntnl blocic.
Thursday night a grand ball unit orator
supper xvill bo given , for Woodmen ami tliclr
Indies only , at tlio Homo of Mnptu camp , Iu
Goodrich hall. No nun unu gniu admission
to ( ho building xvho ran not glvo the pass
xxoid , and no hulv can bo ndmittoil tin-
IcbS uccompanlcd oy a goiitlumnn luix-
ing the snmo. ICmcoratc nrrancoinont.s
have been nmilu for this series uf
entertalnmonts nmi It goes xvithout saving
that they xvill bo IOIIK roinemboreil bv tiioso
xvho sliull bo In abundance. Thu llvu camps
ol Umnlm ivlth their total memborshli ) of
about ' .wo lusty Woodmen have put thuir
.shouldi-r * to the xvhunl nnd have sxvorn bv
the licnnU of thnlr venerable , eonsiils thnt
thu hc.ul camp muutlng ut Umuhii snail bo
foievcr looHed bncls to , nud cited as a crl
terion on nil fuluiu similar occasion *
Omaha cnmp 1-D adopted llvu moro rniull-
dates lu.si Wednusduy iiiglu. The title of
thu "Hustlers , " xvtilcn has been applied to
them , seems to bo xvoll onrned.
Smrldi' nl u Uitns.is 1'ostmiistnr.
lloi'r , Km. , No11. . Postmaster S. M
Teats con.mlltcil sulcldu yoaterday iiftornoon
in tlio postofllco by shooting himself in the
head xvith n revolver. Ho xvas llnnnclnlly
embirrusscd , nnd four ot losine his plnco
iinder the democratic administration caused
Him to become bulcidallv despondent.
tTox iro. / ; . > Ai' mi :
Vine tlcitre .Amni.if.
In their rubbers nnd
In thuir nlnd-xruvud i
Their iiinbrolhis dtlpplng Hoods upon tha
huads nf lloston iiiun ;
The funmlu vntors rallied ,
Not u innlhurN iliuuhler ilnlll-d :
Tliey eiiinu up wet lint duuntluis , utralght to
the polling pen.
Stitolv mtildciis , .isoil lussos ,
( jl-irliiK chilly through thuir glustos ,
Haino : < l the tfckuls most sevoiely , never
p issod thu tlniu uf iluy :
Tlijhloi drew tholreliuit urotcctnrs
( irlinly iluiud at thu Inspcetuis ,
HrniiJlshed thuir nmiirullas proud ygrandly ,
coldiy stalked itxxoy.
Nninnnnf them thnt xvoiulnrpil
If yliup shuh idn't blumloroil.
Iflmr voie us tr.iiiscciidciital and boyonil
dmpntc ordonht.
Votns ho'iiu ' they i > ro relurnlnz
XX'llh ( h'ilrii iwnsi triumph hiiruliig.
llou m uiv do/.un of them knuw whut xvus thu
U jht ubout ?
llnppy mntron" , wisest lusie" ,
Hotter th iu tlio llrou uliu clussns ,
Thu clinic of the mind cute , or thoo-toterlo
soul fnoiis.
It Is to ho u voter ,
A elvill/atlon motor ,
A vitoyuimu ot Hojton over whom tlio codllsb
hiooils.
AIL THE SAME.
THAYER , IOWA.
_ I suffered for a Ion f
Bn Pain , . . , .
,
_ . time with strained
A Long . . . . , ,
_ . back , and was in bed
Time. .
four months.
ST. JACOBS OIL I" Bed
cured inc. i\
J. C. Stout. Months.
J. irccsl Vaniif'ielnrcrs and Ilotullors .
iUluihlniln ( ; limorld.
We won
The confidence of the public long ago by dealing
squarely with all cus
tomers. We are manu
facturers , the largest in
the world in fact , and
importers of line cloth
ing for men and boys ,
thus making our styles
exclusive and original ,
livery garment is made
unJcr our own careful
supervisoin makingpossibleour perfection of lit an\ \
workmanship. Then selling direct to the wearer saves
you at least one profit and many dollars besides. Tak
ing all this into consideration our prices must necessa
rily be low enough for any one. Yon will always be
satisfieJ with what yon buy of us no matter how little
you pay for it.
BrowningKing&Co
L I5ti ! & Douglas Sis/ /