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TilE r.All DAILY BEE ) 'VEDNnSDA : FEnUUARY 0 1895.
4 OMAHA : \ , , . _ _
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEi
r
n. ItOStWATI : T1ttor.
. . p
l'UIII.ISI:1 Jvlmy MonNINO.
1 ( _ -
TrnMI : OJ HUBscflhI'TION.
Jlly flee ( Wihout SundRY ; ) . Ooe Yer . . . $ 8 I
Iauy I. . Rn,1 HundR ) ' . One Yent . . . . . . 1000
RI" Monthi . . . . . . . . 610
. . .
: " Monlhs. . . . . . . . . .
"hr.e .1nflth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to
Runlny ; UPE . Ono Yir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 (
* tturitsiy flee. Ort 1nr . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 &O
. .
R1trlny lee. YInr. . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . G
, reekly flee. One Yf ar . . . . . . . . . . . .
OI"I"WIS.
Omnhn. The T1e I3uI1Ung .
Houlh ; Omaha Singer . Ifik. , Corner N nn,1 241h StR
, Council flhiiITh. I 12 j'nFI Street.
. Chicago 001cc. I : hl ( ' rlln : : of Crommerce.
; commpree.
Xew York Itotn 13 , I on,1 15 , "rllunc Uldg.
" ' /hlnlon , 101 J HlrPt ) , NV. . . .
COIUtl SI'ON II.NCI. : .
All communlcntlons relatng to n"ws nn,1 , -
11-
tonal ! aier Ahoulr he rplnln. oloesc 1 'ro the 1.laor. :
IUsINI SS 1.I'TTlmS. ) :
t luAlnPR' IclNA and rpmltnncc Ahoul ) he
n11repeI to The Heo I'uhl"hl"g conpnny ,
Omnha. Urnfl" chpck" , end ) oMolco orler" to
Lo ( 111dO "nynhl" 10 the .rler of the company.
< , . CO I'ANY.
Ti ! : : I' : : 101.ISIINO
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- - -
BTATJMINT : OF' CIItCUbATtON.
, II. , ' of The lice I'nt , -
. OPTe t. T7chuck Blcrplor ) Thl lel Iuh-
tsh\nl \ company betng duly " iworn , "a's thnt
the actual lumhpr ot fun and conllet. * cotes \
ot the Inly Morning . g\'e"lnl nntl HunhIS' l o
11nl.1 .Iurlng 1 the month of JnIUnr ) ' . 18 ; , 'Ins
' 1. tolows . . . . . . . . U. O 11. . . . . . . . . . 1 . : OI
2. . . . . . . . . . . :0.11 : IS . . . . . . . . . . 19Th 1 )
3. . . . . . . :0.1.1 19 I . . . . . . . . . . 19,179
. m.l
4. . . . . . . . . . H.GI2 . 243 . . . . . . . . 2 .IMI (
5 . . . . . . . . . . 1.4)l 21. . . . . . . . . . . 20,913
. 6 . . . . . . . . . 20.W 22. . . . . . . . . . 19,3
7 . . . . . . . . . . 19.791 23. . . . . . . . . 19.81
, 8. . . . . . . . . HrG 21. . . . . . . . 20,230
9 . . . . . . . . . . 19C21 1 : . : . . . . . . . . 20.2 ; )7
10. . . . . . . . . . H.101 ; 26. . . . . . . . . . 20.19)
it . . . . . . . . . 1.31 . 27 . . . . . . . . . 21,10)
1. . . . . . . . . . U.48 2 . . . . . . . . . . 20.27
.1. 1. . . . . . . . . 20.3 ; . 29 I. . . . . . . . . . 20.213
] , . . . . . . . .19.161 80 . . . . . . . . . . I . ! I :
n. . . . . . . . . . m.li 31. . . . . . . . . 23.C33
)0. . . . . . . . . . 1 ,31
TOtill . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .el.619
I.C"R Utoll % anti lclurn ( ' tI toples . . . . . . . . . . 4L271
. .
Total nl . . < . . Iclurl',1 . . . . . . , . tOII. . . . . . . . . . . . . .el.275 f.2i
I oRundl ) rtIty nverac ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U,71
Oonor : n. TZSCIUC" .
Rwor In lrore me fll Rtl'Rerl1 ! In my Ire- )
enCI thIs 2 < day tC 1""lnlory. 189 :
N. P. F1111. . Notary l'ubllc.
Cotitt'Ilnitlonsto I the AHfOrlnllll Chnr-
Itel 1'1 ! lint II "ohmwhal they ought
: to le II tillS tll' .
\\fll(1 ( : lcAlhlm' ; lel'lH 10 hn\e ) ' suc-
ceellell II Cleltl a lcal stir e\el
nfer ( he .
nfm' was lelll
: Chlugo : II 101111 ( 10 1\lp III'IIt' the top
( wel If I hUH to go clowl to the botom
of Ihe Ihel1011'ter to 110 so.
No Ilhlc ) ) olelnl who fnlH to hI' ) ' ctlll
to ) ' ' before the ' ' '
Illfl'll' ) hl'for gl'alli jury ought
. to feel Immlell at the OlIlIsslOll.
' 11111 who Ils Ito Ilt Illnn to rO
; , , th'oiii the I 1111lLH of the Inton Is Iii
11'lsl. 111'11111 ( h u ' the tlle mUSl'11
11111118 gtis. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
t' 'l'hl'I' 11 gmtncatol Iii the fact that
the giaittl IUry s1hL rt'tttlet' ' '
t Jlall .1. Wil 1Llllm' llflhIvcPssary
' the Ioll ' tlOlIlOllStl'llttoIlS of eiiibryotilc
! IflrkII1I1i4tS.
'l'll 1IIIalIl mnte lit cOlgl'ess to " 110
: ROlelhllg fov flvel' " ought to malw :
, wn ' for Iw llelll to "do somelhlng
fOI' . "
lie ( 1)001)10. )
.
'I'hl ) 1egIsIitut I e has to take a recess of
n week 10 lHenm t the slmln InlloSIHl )
' I UOI Its lelhel's ) ) 1)y ) the pnhlc ) ) husl-
ii , DeSI from ruining thel' cOllllexlons.
j'DeSI j'
. I , : [ sHol'l IH ; npllu'enly ) trying to got :
10nopllr ) of lighting con I'essmen. All
1lslltl ncells Is to got hold of Mr.
, * 1i'eckInrhlge of Kentucky , by adoptIon
If neclsml' : ) - .
I The railroad lobby nt 'Yashln ton Is
: ' now centel'lng all Its efforts on the 1101-
t lag LIII ! . I fools that Its future useful-
JeiS dellnlll ) ( on hnvlng at least this to
; show 11' ) Its sllfon's activity.
IH I the ( tme to cxteml the opem-
Hens of the State unIversIty when
; whol ! countes are living off of charity
und the whole state hits IIteu1y In
I. ' mcetng Its ordliiary expenscs ) , ?
t - _ _ _
* Chicago 1)001)10 ) ) are talking nbout that .
i new lltlotc ) building as If It were to :
I he comilletel ) In three IlloIltIlS Chicago
! his not hal lIlly Yel ' recent expel'lelct
, wih felleml ( huldlng O1)el'ZttiolIH.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Fvt'i y up-to.tlnte college and unlvcrsly
shoulll seu to It that It Is forthwih
equlppel with n school for the Clucnton
1\1 ti'itiiiIiig of receivers. ' .hll Is the
: brightest fell tr the new generatIon.
I seems thnt I reitlli'es ( Immethlng
IllOflu thnn SI'cl'etlu'y Carlisle's '
- mO'e CarlRle's aHHm'-
ance to 1110 members of the Uliel
, Hlates ) Blnnl shnre hb cOlflence In
. - the comlnJ of thnt luch to be tlcsl'ell
Stll.'lltlH. ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Io , It II scarcely to he ) eXIHcted ! that !
Pi'esltlotit CInelaml wi scud anolhm"
: slleclal mClsngc ) to this congl'ess. The
rlc1pton met by tie Ilst one ' Is nol pnr-
tculnllr ellcoUL'ugilig to n relctton 01'
the & 'ITot't.
i'vtq'y : 010 mUHt 1\11110 one quality
cllslllnrt'll ly tl' 1.II'/st'r ) ) conntr dele-
,
gllton anl that Is the ability ; of Il
10mhel's to got IUgltwr on every 1W01)O-
Hliol that dl'cetr nlecll theh' own
r conBtlucn tl.
In COtlSilPt'atitl of thnt ) Ilhlc cn-
110nument ; of $ et'l't'titry of A I'lcu1ure
IiIoitoit tIlt the 100' of tl house Mon-
41113' Congl'I'sslan ) lahll' ought to hn"o )
his luoln of Il'l'tls fOI' 11'1'0 distribution
,
hnmlllaltlr douhh'll.
; 'J'hC'u , lIVe ell ) ' n few Itgllll ' i'oit.
4 Itl1lcl\ \ rL'cOiVl'rs for the \\'hiisky trust ,
. , Ilt ) ni ) 111 ) wih the lCllllslo jilysiCal
qllllcallll ell mnlo himsel n re-
( ' 111'1'1' of ti'tist whltlr , wlholt , the II
tm'vltol ) of the cotirt.
I
-
0111)ls1IOI ) 10 the c'xtl hiiI 11 state
levy ttsiet1 (01' u ' tilt '
lo\ 181'I'cl by ! Sinto ulh'OI'II '
\ Is not olllosllon ) 10 1'lhl'ltol. ( 'J'ho unl.
"el'HI l'al clluClto nil who ) lIre 1'ltlled
. to Its hlllls with its 11'I/Wlt / 10'ellIeS
; 1 tcolomlcllr I1lllllliSteretl. )
I Is Info to HIIS thlt every blslness
- - house II Omnhl his tile Illst year cur-
tnlel ( Its ( 'XItI1SeS In every posslblo
WI ) " . itVttK hot I In ter of choice ,
. but of IIL'CeSSIt.V. Tilt l'eISOIS thl t lit' -
-'c for 511011 rediletloils " '
'itii
I Hllh I'Clllctons nlllll wih
to the lunlcllnl corpol' !
!
.
\"olllr mUlhcI.ttllmol .
"itig the ' 18tH ) enl '
II , Vellt' oniy
t.nneaster cOUlt- . II
' ( 1111 el'olment of
p wnl :1l : COIIl
it tile StUtleUts
clongcll In the
"
AN m.N.'ESSAnr TAX.
The house yesterday h3' n close vote
lul\ncccl the hi for ni extra unit mi
tax for thl lcneft of the State unlvcr-
Rly to the Jcuernl file with a recom-
10111nton that It ijass. In view of tile
RIllenel cl'culHltnuceI of the IWO-
pl ! who ) i)83 ) ' tie taxes th\t Jo Ilto the
Stair ) h'eaHurJ' this Is nn extravagance
In which Nebraska canlot nt the jres-
c:1ot \res-
cut tlH nllll to ituitilge.
AI Tile Bee iminteti oul when It re-
, 'ieivt'ti the 1ellolt ) of the regetits asking
for this ' ' . there Is neither
nlllu'oll'lnUol. the'e lelher
10clssl ) ' nor excuse for nlllllg 10 the
already ' Ihell ) 11)11'011111t019 ) ) for tiiil-
VeI'sitY 111'1)8C ) ( . I I ! clnlmcll . that the
\telllllee ft tilt ? ull\OI'RI Ils ) IrehlCl )
wlhll Ihl'ee years lull thnt It Is 10W
Icnrl % ' iroo , 1111 that If tills nllltolnl
Il\ ' ' Is lot rnnlll ! the 111l'IIIIIce 11st
he ) nrhI111 ' Imlel to SOO. 'l'iiis , I . Is .
mgell , , oull he ) al 1'I'l'lll'lllo ) IIIJ tIl'S'
to the yottug Ilcoillo ) ) thuR lehll'ed fl'OI
tlllcltolll privileges. I
AI n mllcl' oC foot tile fnlhu'e of this
lull wOlllllo1 hr ni ) lenll COllll the
ulh'ersl ) to 111t Itenllnncl ( to SO ,
Ind erll If I did rt , ,0111 not lelllh'o )
I Slilgie IIC'SOI ) ) entled ( to a lnlIr
tlncaton at lie ( hnnlll ( of the Htnte of
111 right to nIl etbllclttlli. ( ) Of the 1.120
Htuclelll el roled ) In lS1 ! ) 1 only S:8 were
In the ACllellc : Illl InlhlHItnl couiegei4 ,
' lho ' ' ' ' ' ' . ligil3'-fot1r )
or uuln'l'Hlr In'ol'cI' ) ' ht.fol'
Wl'l'e Ill tile College of Ltw-n. : school
fur technical :1\1 : lrofesslolli trlnln ,
111 front which the rtcclllil 1101 fees I
all I tilt bit do hot cover one-hnlr tile
nnnuni expotithltures. One iitiiidred and
' ' ' ' In the chool of Art
thl'I -fol' were
Hll ( : hlslc. I Il'h'nte ) lust itut toil lIre-
fllell over by a professor who receives
a Hnlsll ) 1101 the unh'C'sl ) nll who .
USCI the fLee courscl In the university
ltId ) ni Ixtll Illncllcntl to Recure
.
pay : ltiiiiS ) for hlnillf anti his IiSSOCI-
ntes. 'l'iiree h\1l'lll Hil forty WCI11 In
the 1)llSlrflt1)FY elassPs-tilltt : Is , they
were not cntllll 10 unl'elHlr Iiistiiie-
ton ut itli , hUlought to ha\e : hten nt-
lend In ! 111gb school , most of them at
h4incolti. I IR true that Ihe' regenlH
plelend ) Ihat they arc going to uholsh i .
the 1I'lIHrtOI ) ' Hchool after another .
'C : . but 111' proposiion Is In realt :
not to nholsh ) I , but to h'unsfoll I
Inlo I school of ugl'culhl'I' ! mil : ( me-
chanic arts , 10 take sl11enls vllh Ito
olher IHl'IHI'Utol lul that nllolllcd 11
the district 1'nlllal : school und hush
their education at tile cxpense [ of the
whole slate.
Bxalile the 'iiroiiiiuent. of the State
university III what : do wo thud ? Out
of Ut lIO , stulcntH fn reside In Lancaster -
caster counly. or Lhticoiti. Of tile reo
llUthlilOt' l1 dalm to be still resldenlH
of sOle slate other thnn ehl'nslm. )
Must the state of Nebraska ll : ) ' for the
High school olucaton of the people of
Lincoln nl1 for the uiili'orslty educaton
of llollle who do not reside In Ic\rlm
nt nI' ! Look It tlc university roster
and you wl fnd that a large Part of It
Is comlllsell of nnles of teachers who
hnve nothing to do with the university "
Ilstlucton ( Proler. ) 'here me . 1 : In the
faculty of law for students for the legal .
profession. ' .horc me 12 In the faculty
of music who are rendering services 11
1 prlvato conservatory of 11 sic. There
are I In the faculty of English , 8 In the
fuculy of Latn : , 10 In the faculy of .
mntholutcH , 10st of whom devote their
time oxcusl\ely to plopallng sludents
who me not ; yet read ' to' pursue lnl-
.
"l'sl wOl'l.
Then , too , complaint Is muo of the
crowded condition of the bulcll 8.
Crowded uy whom ? By law students
who are getting a professional education -
ar ettl 1 elucn-
ton nt the state's eXIensc. By student
of nHRlc who am paylni I prIvate conservatory -
ser-utol ' for part of their musical education -
caton and getting the rest of It free at
the utulvei'sity. By. stutbetits In the pre- ,
Imltory dellI'lment Who hope to get
Into the university som day. Would
.
time Pl'esent universIty ' bum Iillngs ue
crowded If they were confined to the
tOte of those stUltntl only who Ire
justly entitled to n. higher educaton , at
the eXllense of the whole hOlly of tax-
payers ?
Io patriotic resiIent of Nebraska
would for u moment think of opposIng
which lie ( continued
a mensuro upon contnue
Itl\lce of the university relly Jle-
pended. But when n large Part of the
10puinton are unnblc ) to buy bl'ead ,
much less to pay thel' ( iiXt5 . the legis-
lahl'o should tilink twlc before Iln
upon the people n new and uuimeahletl-for .
burden. Let the State university lOll off
Its parasites and fungi , I will thou be
I university In fact ns well as In name ,
Illl nt the same time lIe nmlly sup-
porled by Its ex IHtng resources.
CO.IIPAIMTJI'tJ . . CUS7' ( W I'OLln
The 1htlclpal and County pub-
Ihls lu Its February numbel' 1 carefully -
fully II'ollu'ell ) table of statistics In-
temlell to show the comllltve cost
of mnlntnlnlug the pol ) eo delmrmonts
lu ffcen Anlrlcan cities with less than
: o0,00o 1101)lntol Iach ) dl'lng the 'eH'
1894 ! Some very interesting facts arc
lsclo > el. 'l'ho size of the police force
"lrlls fm : ! ; men In New'ark , N. J. ,
to eigilty-tllree II Los Angeles Inl ( Syra-
CUIl 111 81reutelght In Duluth. FJz-
cutlug , hOWtver , four cities whileii have
O'l' O lllcclen , the force In tie
otwr cites gllernl ) ' nll110xlmlt s 100
In tile mntcr of salaries thm'o II sonic
aIlroneil ) . to tlIlifOt'lility. 'l'hreo cites
liLY ) tile chief less than $2,00. In the
othm' the chief's salary ranges from
$ : OO to $ : : ,00 , , with time excepton of
\l iIllielliOlis , which pays her chle
$ , : , OO. The ( lptnlls' Illalles average ,
HOlolhllg 0\01 $1,20 tile sergeants'
nhout $1 ,000 nnd the Ptttrohlueli'S less
thnn $ 000. Jersey City spends $ 10S , -
,818 nununly upon hel' Police force ,
Providence : nOrO" Newark $20n,08 ,
: I11apols $ :2S.00 , Kunsas City $158-
0S ; , Deliver , $ H OO Omaha $0,6.8.
'l'll'I'O Is ' 1 coluln showing the per
cHllln pol' CXIIISCS , In whll'h most of
tile Igl'OI 11 close 10 $1 , nut ! n colun1
show lug U' numher of luhnhluuts to
011011 ' iieer , In which the
CUtl Ilplco 1'll'C' fgures
lngo ( coin lJ to 1,013.
The statistics for Omnhl Ilresentcll ) In
thIs table 1'0 YOI' mlsll'nlllJ. ' 111' '
attribute to the city lOO InhlbUunts
IUI compute the Icr capita 1101ce ex"
pense Iltl the population to euch polco
omcer uIIn thIs ohrlously false bItSIS.
'J'ho rcsul Is tlut Omnhn Is accredited
with the rhlculously low per capita
PolIcE ) eXlllIluro 01 U ( : celts , whereas
but few or the other cities mentioned
8lleld hess tlnl $1. Omnhu Is 1 also
represmtet ns havIng 1,013 people to
each polce ofcer , or more thl1 twIce
that of most of the other clte . H. on
the other hand , we take the ratio or
) ) OilCe omcer to the area protected
Omnha makes a much better showing .
having , lilllety.tilree omcer for twenty-
tour and one.hnl square micH of terrl.
tory , whlo : lhlcallols hns 218 to fifty-
three and one.thlrd square mlcs and
Ionver 124 . to fifty-three 'sful'e mle .
I Is enl ' In trying to gel Into a class
10 which she docs not 11101Ill " belong
that the Omaha Police dellrtment suit-
fCI'I by COl1Hllson wih tile del1rt-
mcnts of other cities .
DSOUSSI.'O ( Ui HOl 1.tSIOWI'TOr.
IC the business Inleresls of thl countl '
are eXllectng ) legislation by this ccii-
RI'CHS cI'eull I uniform systeiii of
bnnlmlllte ) Ill ' are very likely to he
11al1ointell ( , 'l'iic bill which 1lssed the
houle IR now Ulle' cOIHIC'n ( 101 by
tile Relnlc , havll been freely ' umeldl'll
iy the jtldleiai'y cOlilillItteC. Tile cll'
tiligllisliiltg fatlre of Ills t mensure .IR
thut I provides for YOlultnl' ' Iimiiik-
ruitey Whl'l'cns ithi hl'eceiIllg ) ( legllatol
01 tills subject huts 11'oYll'tl for liwol.
ultal ' bankruptcy ' . ns lOIH the t 'J'I'I'cr
ll 1 I , which i wlh I t some moth I II cit t bus wal
offered ns a suhittulo to thl' houie
hiI The chief tueslon ut Iss1' . thieve-
fore . Is 'iitiit't ' the '
flre. whtlll'l' II'olloscIl ) ) IldRlntol
shall ll'o\.lle ) for "voiuntnt'y" or "Invol-
uhlltItry" hUIu1lc : ' . 'l'll st'nitttirs Ime
It'll't'SI'llnt\'es ) fl'ol the south YCI'Y
gllll'nly favlr the foriimer , Ill ii'Olt- :
1)13' ) It would comlllll the supiort. ) of a
Iljolly II the senate , ns I did 11 the
house , If Ilought 10 a vote . lut It felIS .
unlikely thnt the 111\ocntcs of II'olul-
tar y hall'uIIII' ) ' wi let Illeaeh a vote.
At any rate If I 11 ) sho\\l nOW Ilnss
the se'hite It woult IIHe II go back to
the hlUit" where It wouhl ultloultell ) !
he suh1ellll tn iiuiiiipi'otis eliallgei4. : I
Is 111 In ) , tllt'rtfOrC , that In the short
tme that l'llalns of this con lliS there
Is hnlt1y n posslhll ) ' of enacting I ull-
form banl"ullle . ' 11100'
If tile ' ' if the ' ' ' ' bill iiu
I SUlllll.tll'S ) If 'lO'C bi II
II'l\'lnus ) ( cOIgI'lHHl8 hall 11'l'n a little
mOle clergl'tc In llfhln , thin t mcmle
there would IOW bo on the statute !
lOOkS law whleh Wouiitl meet the '
) 11 wou\l I'e-
Ilullllent of an equitable s 'stel of
uiuifot'iui halla'ullicy. 'rhnt hl hatl thc I
general allll'o\'nl of the Icalllug com. :
lluel'Cilth bOllcs ( of the country , and as
modlfet In COI I'l'Hslonal . commltecs
waH lllouhlcll ' 1 fair anll just lucas-
. .
' . But the of Its ' ,
Ul' alllhy Is SUllpol.tel',1 ) )
nlowet I to flu II , 1111 : now , whcn there
IH I prlssln 11emat1 for this iegisht-
tion In the Iltel'lst nlkl' of honest
debtors tlIoI creditors , the II'OSlllct ) Is
that It will bl : year 01' Iwo more before ) -
fore I can le hlt 'rhe dlseusslol of
thus subject time senate hal not shown
that there is I very strong Interest
lakel In It there , except hy a few. I
does not allllar that gonll'nl - hip liii-
Iloltance ) of the mlUm' Is nllll'elntet )
\ ' seiiatois. A few days ago Senator
Plat expresscd regret that In Ihe con-
Hlderlton of a bill which , If It shal :
pass . he thought the country ' wi mnnl-
fest I good deal of Interest In , there
should bo l ntenton paid to It In'tle
senate. Thus I11IU'llce mumay he due
to the fact that I , Is distinctly 1 1fl'itCti-
cuI rather than I political nuatter. ' _
Tile temn for Ul eJuftnhlc b ink-
Ivlcr law wm continue until such
legislation Is secured. If the '
leglslaHon secmet. I II'esent
congl'css lees not provlte such n how
time next one. will \c urged to do so , and
pcrhaps sotelhll woull be gained In
the dIameter or the legislation I I were
left to I repullcnn congrcss , which
would bl 11 " to Ilenl with the subject -
ject on broader princples than the present -
cut congress , largely Infuenced , us It
has beel , i)3' consIderatIons of the rights
of the slates In the matter.
I'RESfJm'E TJIFGflElA'IJ4CtS. , .
The Boston Advertiser COlchlles I
strong editorial against the proposed ,
retrement uUI cnlcelaton of Unlfe ,
States legal tender 10tes us fol-
lows : 1'ho gl'eelblcl.s must not Ill
shall not be discredited and dl'strore
Ever since the first day of .Tlnuar ' ,
1870. they hlye been ns good lS gold
everyw'hiere throughout this ll'oad Inml
amI far leyontl the boundaries of the
un 101. They have beel nnl they are
better thun . :1r : ; other 1" d of currency
that otir 1)eOlhe ) have , hn\'e hnll ( , or cx-
pect to have. All that Is IlCCfSar ! ' to
stop the run upon the ell In the trens-
umry II to stop the gals between latolal
receipts mil ( expellllules and nt the
same time stol the hiltaut talk about
Illentlng inttioiini I bUlla'ultcr ; timid
Mol tl worse than silly scheme for
doing ' ' w'Itiu the ' . . "
Iwn wih gl'eeubnl.H. I
Is as unexIlcted lS It Is gratifying to
timid I neWSIIIr of large Inlllelco II
tlc meh'ollolH of Iew gnglmll thus de-
mlllllJ the ll'esel'vatol ) of thnt POI
ton of the . currency for which I VC'y
iat'ge mnjol.ly of the PCOlllo ) of this
counh' feel n 11 ) h'lotc reglld , besides -
sides their high h estimate of Its 10uetl'y
charclol' .
Al was said br Senator 'I'ole' 1 few
dlrs ago In tile senate . after .Iitittmmii' ,
1870 , whlo we were iluyilig our debt ,
when wo were sti recovering 1101 the
effects of the ovnr . eve IHlnlllnet the
- ' " of the . ' ' '
Integl'lt gO\'e'llllt In time 1'0'
cIm1llton of thu gl'celhlts wihout any
dllcul . 'J1 PIOlllo ) ) of the Ulied
States were then satisfied . as they ar
sutslet iit ) % % ' . wlh the gt'eeilbaek as
10It ' . I hIlts \een the l0st 111111' )
10uc ' whIch WIS m'I' uUlle hy 11) '
govel'llcnt lu time ivotid . IllfO'mllg )
nil the mOII'r functions thut gold t.
sl\'C' could Ilel'fO'1 since 1871) ) , nltl It
Is sll doing BO. " 'ho 1)1'IIOSO for
which tilt attack Is mantle UIOl tile I
greetubacks , " sluid the Coloi'ado
gl'cenblcl.s Hull Colol'ldo senator -
tor , "Is that they ml ' ho retired 111
.
that other lmIihC1' 10Ie ' nutty take thick-
PhltCe-CoriO1'It ion t 10Io ' -1111 tihie I
lu'oposlUol Is slm\ly that you shall
destroy $ :4IOOOO. costing you noth-
tug , $ :4IOOOO which Is lS good ns ,
gold In any 111' of the world , because
It ; wi commund goid. " 'l'ho desire Is
to Imt thIs IOrtol of our currency " out
of the wur , issuing hands for that
111'\OSC , which would impose un uuuuI1
interest Chll'go l\0n the peollo or per-
hops 12,000,000 , In order to mnlo room
for the . Issue of more buuk cUI'I'encr-ln
ShOI.t , to enable the hlul"l interest
or the cOlnh' ) " to control tIme currency
of the llOlle ahsolutelr. The all\o-
eles or time leHtruetol of the greon-
bucls : say thut such n Ilolcy Is lueces-
sury fOI' he I protection of the treasury
against n drain ot gohd , but there was
no Ruch dilliculty when the revenues or
the treastiry31jjiu nmllie and before time
Inll < lrs bcg1mt1mto hoard gobi IUl to
give ) beJ/rl1IIO umioiiey wih which
to PIY CUit01'iulcs. \ . I the re\'elleS
or the govctmJlt were now equal to
the cXlleIII ) ( ( tI111 ! \ le'cellngc or
the cI9t01 ! ' du Lies had to be paid In
gold time e11rt\'Ismcl \ t of the trens-
tmry would be 'it ' nn cud tutu the at-
tlck on the t trc&llmck would Rtoll.
I Is entitIy I " nfo to say fromim all
hllcatols , 't1i ! the scheme of Ihe
clHlcl bamiicqrs : . for doing invay wih
the favorite Ijillr ctirt'eiiey of the imeo-
Pie wi fall . , I seems clel' that the
Illcdomllnlt'iSIlmclt ! Iii congress Is
hot fllomble to the l t'Htructou of the
reenlnck ) , 111 ( nW llUI ' which sholll
ISSllt the IlSllOIHlhllr of tlestroyiimg
thnt cumt ' i ' emit'y woUll IICli tll risk of
bellg slvlll ' rlhllwd by the 1I011le nt
the first .oiiiiorttiiilt " .
'l'he Gel'lll jOtl'I'llllt 11101CC8
tm t I sees no good ll'iPCCt ) for 1ev-
muimmat lug tiit' I ' t'uie ' ' its .
mlll II 111111111 rile l'el' IH tern-
11111 nCllllslton 11 Alsaee-Lorraitie.
t\isace-Lou'nitlmuu Ir delllll 11 ' self-
goot'h'muiupmut , its ehlc otelalR hlll 111'
Ilollllll fl'Olt Bel'ln timid nllllllslll'hlg
its Ilnh's 11 the t Ill/ of the eiiuimire.
The ' which ' have 10
1ho ICI'lst Inllogr we hl\'e
It Is fOlld 11 Ihe te1lol'ler of the
Pnll'll Stfltt's. Wih lS , hOWl'\'l'I' , It
has IIWIYI Iwen the 11'lctee to confer
> lltllloll Hllon the Iltollle of eo'erv
Il'I'I'lm' , ) just Its SOOI lS tiit'V give 1'\1-
lh'I'e of being 11'IIIU'tll : ! for 1111ission
10 the uuuiomm. I I WIIS 11'ohahl ) ) ' the iii-
Il'nlol of the t Gl'1111 gO\'IIIIlnt 10
tied ' ' ovithm 4hsucc-Lol'u'almie , hilt
lllnlshnllrl : wih AIsacI'-Lolrnhl hit
here It ' ' . ' ' ' sitice
II learl ) tiveiuly-live yours Hilce
It hal heel under Ge'lll 110111101
anll the Ilcoille ) hl , 'e . 10t yet bccole
l'collllll Ilmlelt to walrlt time
Istahlshlllt of I meaSlle of ) st'if-gov-
et'ilmmli'hit , No woullel' Ihe I t'mIII'or :111 :
his 11118Il'I'S nl Inl1 hecole iimiplt-
telt of the siuaton 11 this II't'llce.
'J'he Xatolll lon Ill of ' 1I'Hle : wnl
h 'llot'd : Into voting al ll11o'IWlllt
for tl railroad Iloollg , hi , which Is
li'll'eHl'ntel ( I'r - SUtisfllCti'V ( to the . .
cOllllelal Inll'n'sls of the C0ll. .
In its hnmotc state the board even
wun\ fuiut hot' thnn n lerl' glll'al on-
Ilorsellnt of a huh thnt illaes : hue
entire l'OIIHI'ce of the coummtry at the
111'e ' of the I I ,000,000,000 octopus. I
aeilaly 1le1n'ell that the bill as
Imfsel 1)Ihue . hOlie Is 1e'fcrUol
wlhll Iself and should not hi' 11'I'ell
h - ' UihiCiliIiiCllt. ThIs to show
by nl aml'lllmelt. ( 1hls goeto
what al illlelce the II1nl } ass Ill
secret reltte- ) exerts upon mllChnntH
who 1uler orditmitry ' conditions would
Slm'l a hllb & . 'il1 ; resent ns 11 insult
the Illltalonrlat i t they wOlll stool )
so low as to cS i'lh\ll a rank Ilposhl'O
01' n dow-iurigitob \ , no Ilter who Its
IH'OlotC'S mmuIghit , , .be ,
Every tulle J h ( l 1esHonable nlIH'olwln-
ton Is . untler pImshbet'atlon / 11 n IcglHla-
tIre hotly th ' l'lemhm' ' wIth a mathe-
matc mild tsp / anti cOmllteR how
ml h allitondi'tlxnton would have to
he borne by the o.\tilal ' citizen if the
proposltol ) l o9 ; ictet , Into law. The
argunmeiit Is ijiI ; lmne'tibiuug : the mOle ) '
Islwl for over ilo whole lulhel' of tax-
1)ilYelS 'It ' Is fciin1 : i h 1\llYlllal only nn
Inslgnlfcalt sumum. ' Such pIcas arc ttl-
ways delusive. I Is Iho gllll Sl1 of
all the little a 111 lens : to the tax rate
that makes taxation : , almost unbearable.
The same reasonln : can he appled to
every extravagnllce niud every steal that
Is ever brought forward. The Idea that
an appropriation can bo nllo out of
the } uhlc treasury " \ltIOlt any one
feeling It" Is n piece of SOllhlstr and
10thing mmuore.
Tile request of the Board of gelle-
tlon that the street railway cOlpany
J1'nnt half fare tickets to chlhlren who
are actual attendants ' upon the Imblc
schools , for use during II'cRcll\e hours
on school ( hays , Is 1 rcnsonlble one. I
Is n question whethm' It would not Increase -
crease rather than diminish the revenue
of the comllanr , \ecnnse so mln ' more
children woull ride thnn do lioi % ' . Street
railuvay cOlpmlel : In other citIes mnlm
concessions of shnluI' nature , so that
Olnhn woul not be setting a new
Ulecelent , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
wm the mombcl's . of the legislature
wike up 10 the critical conlllol of Ne-
braskit's /nunees ? ' .he state treasury
Is emu the verge of bankruptcy miiitl un"
lHuii state WI'lltS are outstanding
drawing 7 Ilel' cent Interest , nll yet
time legislature Is tll.lng about new
111 unprecedented 1)llrOI'llloIS for
, tlo State uitulvemslty. Must the leglsla-
tuo go to the yel'y brink hefm'e It wJ
realize the helJht of the precipice ?
31&rorulr. 11111ly.
.
Courier-Journal.
Heaven help usl ! They now say that a
big atch of now Napoleolic manus'rlpts I
has been found In Florence .
.
'hn ( 'I"veluul , Icrl' ,
New York Tribune.
The country has become 80 ridiculously
and ohesely prosperous under democratic
administrton that Ire/llllt Cleveland
hOW Ilroposca that I shll borrow Clevel111 $10,0.0
or so just for the satisfaction of IhOI'llg
that Its credit Is good. Iii other words
tim Cleveland Idea Is that the way 10 re-
hove the country JS to Increase Its burdemms
Ik , , , -
Thn ! . . .rIIIO 11111
St. l'aui ' .
laul Iloleer-lresa.
What Teller wilts Is to bankrupt the
treasury its order' td force It Into liquidation -
ton on I sliver ' , 1)11515. ' 1'le greenback Is
the gateway to 'fn e , slver , 10 a revolution
of mOlclar slandaTls whIch will work
ruin to all the ladtistrial anti commerial
interests of the cpuntr , but win make the
darkened silver barons earth. of Colorado the horde of the
"
.
Ioardln' . ( h'il h. ( llha. ,
clcafo Iterabi.
I Is i ale ed Uilt : oid Is being hoarded
ot Omaha. Nebra'lca . fold prJuces no itli-
ver und which would lie as bud sufferer si-
any olher state , frdm a depreclatN and
n
precarious silver rursency . Is still
slver rurlency. sll mlHrepre-
seated by men In Cfnqrfl who aulport ) sliver
legislatIon In its mqst vicious forms. slver
Is time first state die the buslne I
Irt stal'lhao1Iho of which
19 to ! o ( bemorahlel , } ly gold hoarding : . But
it may ho statedl
I prbably With truth , that
gold will bo hoarded Irol and mo9t greedily
In all the so-coiled silver states . ' ' Jreedly
malt the most wry flces themselves wil
takIng theIr own financial medlclno.
Mi 1lJ1.r .IJn illS 1l1LT.
Denver News : The people of the trlns-
mIssouri decideth Anh sub-
country won 1 decdlt Iml -
stantal 'Ictory b1 Iho defeat of the Iely
Plclnc railway bill In the house.
nem'or Iepublcan : TIme Hel I' bill to rotund -
fund the debts or the Pacific rairoads met
the fate It deserved when It was knocked
out by such an overwhelming majority In the
house 01 Saturday.
Chicago Tribune : The recommllal of time
Reilly Paclnc railroad lltng bill by the
dec181'0 vote or 177 10 108 111sposes or that
measure as tar as the present congress Is
concerned. Time vote may bo taken as an
indication also thlt Ihe next house \1 not
look with favor 01 a IJlon ot settlement which
scems to do so ltle for the ro\'ernment , but
so much for the stockholders , and homl-
hoidors. Congress neler shouh adopt a plln
whIch may enable the roads to avoid their
Inbllles or which will discharge the debts
or the "Incorporatelt Illratel" who have 1110
so many milons , especially out or the
Central h'aciflc.
1llnoapols Tribune I The preJultce agaInst
this bill grows out or lie ( feelng that the
poJeclors and Ilromoters or the first Pacific
roads , the tunlngtons , Crockers Stanfortis
etc. . fcalheretl ( their nests In the constructlou ,
atl Inslear ( of trying to repy the gOlerl-
meat for Its mlvances "salted down" hnmensJ
fortunes The funltng bill would In effect
relieve the estates of these mea from linbil-
.
I ) which a good many people think ought
10 be enforced against them. They have or
have left to their heirs , Immense estates and
If recovery coil bo mnlle action ought to bo
eommelce,1 , agnlnst them. hut , alhough the
debt has been In defaul for a good many
renrs. liotlmilug of time kind has been at-
telllpted. Now the tme ( has arrived when
sOtethln hns to be done.
New York World : The bi was hal , nil
over and ! clear through. I was a cleverly
contrived device to rob the government. I
was instigated antI urged , hy C. P. Ilumuting-
Ion ( for the IJr10se of relevln himsel 111
tll estates of Stanford , Crocker nn,1 , hopkins -
klns of their obligation to disgorge tGIOOO.OOJ ,
wlongfnly 1ltn from the governmcnt's
bounty to the Central Pacifc railroad , mud
10 leave the governmenl with 10thing 10
len' upon but "two streaks of rust and a
right of wa ) ' , " I we had nn attorney gen-
oral who was not ted hand and foot 10
10nollol ) interests we should now hnve stilts
to recover the Staimford-Crocker-llopklims-
Iuntnllon immihiions. Unfortunately wo have
an attorney general who Is himself reported
to be the author or the S bill Just deteateth
7'11 i'.I.S.S1.'iJ , , . OJ .11.1.TI.'TBl.
Minneapolis Jourr.al : Somebody must instruct -
struct society how to dine and lunch and receive -
ceh'c company and how to behave on a thou-
sand different 1t10 occasions Society must
have somebody to be an authority on dress
and wines nnd salads , and Mr. : leAllstlr
was alt hint ( 10 the Inner circe or New York
soclely. lie was n s'mposlarch of the most
accomum huh ishmeil 111\1 I
Brooklyn Eagle : No man could be the
cause or occ3s10n oC so much acton and corn-
imment of so much chronlclo alli caricature .
cf so much talk and cartooning without lavlng
a good deal In him. 10 might have put II
to higher and better uses but the uses 10
which he dId put It hurt nobody mnterlaly
helped many and essentially Instructe and
incited many more.
Detroit Free Press : But I Is difficult to
find precedents for the most prominent char-
acteristcs of McAllister. lie must be
credited with a marlled IndivIdualy and n
supreme Calh In himself. lIe made and
embellIshed the Paths of the " 400 " Ills
wordS authority from the simplest Ques-
ton of table ( manners to the most complex ,
problem ) of court etiquette. !
Chicago TrIbune : The " 400" arc now an
acephalous , leaderles , heterogeneous coterIe ,
bound to nothing not even to each other.
Already they are showIng bad Corm at tuner-
als , putting In vulgar appearances In divorce
courts and having low-down scrlmmlges with
butlers. How soon will It bl , now the mentor -
tar hns gone where there are no " 400" and all
are on the same Ievci before his late sub-
Jects wi be eating with knives , sitting on
front sloops and commitng nil those of-
Censes of gaucherie and gluttony that arc so
delghtul to the natural un-McAllietered man
and woman ?
ChIcago Inter Ocean : Pity thaI he should
have been content to rule In so paltry anem- _
pIre and to wear so tinseled a crown. There
was thaI , In Ward McAlster which , I wisely
used would have led to honor. He was
born and reared In an atmosphere of snob-
bery and ho became monarch of the snobs.
Ho has left us. 'Ve bId him hail and fare-
well In a charitable belief and an ardent hope
that Isis ana OsirIs , Radamanthus and all
the judIciary spirits will deal mercifully with
' him . rememberln the adverse cIrcumstances
of his youth and mindful of the fetid atmosphere -
mosphere of vulgar plutocracy time frIvolous
coterie of assocIates and the age or veneer
In which he lived and . over which he ruled.
PEOPLE "IN ] 711Th OS.
The mercury Is now engaged In mighty l.w
down busIness.
Perhaps that Tnrklsh Dogenes Is seeking
an honest explAnation of the Armenian dim-
culty.
South Dakota's advIce on national finance
Is peculiarly ' Impressive In the light of 'fty-
lor's Napoleonic scoop.
The lower house ot the Missouri legislature
vIndIcates Its loyalty to home-brewn meer-
schaum by prohlhltng the sale of cigarettes.
A conscience contribution of $2,000 was rl
oenty ( made at Lynn , Mass. The consclence-
stricken man did not hal Cram South Dalcota.
Patriotism Is gradually taking root In Ian-
sas. A bill making Waslmington's birthday a
legal holiday his been approved by the gal-
erne ? .
Brandon Thomas , the English acer and
playwright Is charged with making $50,000 a
yeJr. This almost equals the perquisites of
a Philadelphia councilman.
One serious objection to the prolong
arctic spell Is that It gIves the genial Ice
vender an excuse for high prices next 31m-
mer. Time Increased thlclmess of the cakes
Increases the lahor and cost of cutting .
TIme Elgin ( ( I. ) Society for the Prevention
of Gossip compose of forty women , has disbanded -
banded , the members being unable to meet
the fine Imposed for fracturing the rules. Dy
a superhuman effort the presIdent resIsted
temptation and got In the last word.
The gift or Intuition-tim ability to peer
into the future and act accormhiimg-is a rare
and valuable one . and breaks out In unex-
pected quarlers. An Indiana man who recently -
contly passel away kept a cofn In his bed-
room for Ullrty years , In anticipation or Just
such an emergency.
Evanston the dry cult suburb of Chicago ,
has been cruelly taken tim . Some shrewd vendor -
dor or slot machines planted several "where
men most do congregato" In the towim with
111acards suggesting nn interior tank of wet
goods , which the festive nlclII would unlock
TIme natives did the pumping and the owner
gathered In al the small change In town
without relieving a single case of droulh
The death of Mrs. Tabor , just annollcet ,
removes ono of the remarkable pioneer
women of Colorado In the early days of
I.oadvlie. ere her husband had struck the
lode Ihat led to fortune , Mrs Tabor toiled
and struggled , and by her energy Ild Iope-
fulness cheered him to greater enrt. When
wealh ( came In abundance her loyalty and
devotion was no less cotsplouou8 and Idmlr-
able than In the days or adversIy. Not so
with Tabor Fortune turnell his head and
gave relt to his passions. When he sought
divorce from lien ho did not dare assail her
faithfulness as wlro and mother . hut rather
paradell his cruel desertion . his liaisons and
his determination 10 dIscard imer The his-
tory of divorce courts mIght lie searched In
vain for a more pathetic chapter of spurned
love ant loyalty than the Tab r case In the
archIves Arapahoe county Mrs. 'abor
consened to divorce olly when : al hope or
reunion was lost and then Jolcsted amid
tears and sobs Ihat though soparaild against
her will her love for him would cnntnuo
durIng life . Since the divorce ) r. 'L'bor
lived quietly In Denver. devoting herself to
the education or her children .
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S. Gov't RClor
Kpya1 Bbking
Powder
4gSOLUTEL' ( PURE
.
rlrsr n.tt'l " 'Ol Til BOY.
l'Alhlr mind Son I.OC Tholr I.lt In A flee ,
In 1 heIr linnie At L'tttstnmrr.
PITTSIIU1LO . l " eb. -Two persons lost
theIr hives and another was probably fatally
Injuret In a fire on Second avenue shortly
after IldnlRht. Their name were :
DAN :1U LI.lm , aged 10 'cars.
HIS SON , aged 6 years .
John Pateron ( , Ireman , burt Inlernal ) ;
.
may die.
Mueler kepi n slal store on Secolt
avenue and lived 11 the rear or Ihe slore.
About midnight fro started In the kitchen
of Mueller's housc , anti In I few Ilnules was
burning fiercely. Mueler , his \vlo \ anti chill-
dreu Inll I hired man rln to the front Ilnrt
at the house to save themiusclves. On the way
Mrs. Mueller lost the little boy an,1 , ! her hus-
balli returnelt to 10him. \ .
Irs. Mueller 111 the children were saved
by JUlplng 1010 blankets heh by peol11e
In the street , a lt : lhe ia : ran Ilown time
stairs. After the fire was out : Iueler 111
the boy were found l'lng on the floor of the
bedroom. They were nol h\II' : blrell , but
were probably sulocnted , The dwelling next
door oIne1 ! b ) John 1 llnegan , was also
bmmrmmetk luring the lurb2rcss of the fire 1.'lre-
man John \.tersol fell Irma [ the building
and was injured so bnll ) Ihat ho still prob-
ably die.
The los b ) the fire will S hot exceed $ & .000.
fIl.Iv1'z:1) 1'0 :11 : 1.11.
IrlmhleRn Cllhnnt : II 'Nlr onn Snlh R
I'rnlet 10 thu tiiii'rii1 . \"ollhly.
NASII\'ll.lifl Tcmmmi. , l eb. G.-When the
gencral assemhly mel today ( to ope votes
for governor II No\cmber last Senator
Butler , republcan , real a 11rotesl from 101.
I. Clay g\'als. the 're11blcal clalmalt fcr
the governorship. ! r. Evans l'rollsle,1 ( , that
time election contest Ilw declared by the
legislature was ulconslutolal anl hc him-
slslll that the joint Issembly open 1\1
Iluhlsh the returns as lImo cOlstluton re-
qulrNI wihout nlY Illerferelco on the part
of time joilt wltlessllg assembly.
The readll of the Itotest was followed by
applause Cram Ih ( galleries. The reI urns of
the countes were thou olleletl nll ? obJec-
tons were flied hy Iessrs. l \ns unl
Ture ) ' to the recepton of the ( voles of
various counties. Time con\entol toolt n
recess unti 2:30 : o'clcck e .
CUSPI lO : 01" " J Wit 1TIC.tP.
SensRtnlut 'rotIIOI ) ' In the I"uls I.'nchlll
' 1111 In .lnhll ; ' .
CULlMAN , Ala . Pcb. 5-Semmsatiouual tesl-
many Is being adduced lt the trIal of the
whlecapICrS cbargel with lynching John amid '
Monroe I \IS , falle ( alll SOl , In 1891. I A.
J. Cash , one of the accused confessel ; to
beiumg I member of the Whlecall league anti
Implicated nine prominent ) cltzels , now on
trIal lie named those who tel the rope
about the Evans' neclls , as well as those who
luled them Ilo\n b ) Iho ( legs unt they
, choked to death 10 named 1)r Kelar as
, the physician who 11'olounced them dead.
The prominence of the accused nnl tIme sensa-
tonal de\clopmenls ha\'o worked up the
commlllt ) to a hIgh p\ch ( of cxcltemcnt.
The trial will last a week
wi .
Ol'l'USl l'll'H.IWE 7'IlIIsa.
Hoard or Trade Ulrerlor. Tile or hteign-
lii g-Sorlommmi Trouble TiiremiteuoL
CHICAGO , Peb. 5.-Serlous trouble In the
Board of Trade management has resulted
from the acton of the members yesterday In
refusIng to abolish trading In "puts and
calls. " Director John 11111 . Jr. , resigned to-
day owing to the rejection oC the measure
anti It was rumored that President Baker
would also resign with olher members of the
directorate Mr. Baker refuse to confrm ]
or deny the rumor , but It was slated that
the opponents of privilege trading would attempt -
tempt to pros cule under a stale law those
who persist In selling huts and calls. Such
action would affect satan of the heaviest
'
.
frms on 'chage.
nls Smlonisn's Snhlde . , 8url1It'II Stint I
NEW YORK , Peb. G.-W. S. Dean or the
fIrm ofV. . S. Dean & Son , was astonished
today when the news reached him that
Henry L. Lehman a salesman of the firm ,
had commltell suicide In Chicago.
"I can not account for It . " said Mr. Dean.
"He has been In our employ for over four
years , and so Car as wo know has been of
sober and steady habits. He left here last
on Dcember 21 to spend the holidays with
hIs relatives In Canton , O. I never heard
that he had any passlcn for gamnbhimmg. His
wife dIed three years ago , leaving two chili-
drfn , who live with Lehmnn's brother. I
don't know what could have induced him to
take his life. " .
Ilercllt Tailors ut hiuffalo.
BUFFALO , Feb. -The National Merchant
Tailors exchange met In annual convention
In this city for four days ( this weel" , begin-
ning teday. Delegates arc prernt from about
fly cities In the United States The conven-
tion will mingle festivities . baumquets and
festviies. banquet excursions -
cursions with bnslnes rrom now until I ' rl-
da
day , _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
Arrested for time Jlrder or 4trfloid.
BATTLE CREEK , Michm. , Feb. -John
Leak . a negro was arrested charged with
murdering George Arnold on time nIght of
December 16. Arnold'8 body was found on
the river bank frozen stiff wih a bad wound
on Ihe ( sldo of time head Leak was an em-
plo'e or Arnold's fatimer
A 1.1 'Jl"Vl , tip .1llTl.
inter Ocean : hlohbs-ltow Is your fUnnc
wrklng this wlntl'r ? l'itt-LiKo time mis-
duet on wann tinys .
Onlve"Ion Ntws : l'eter hI beel robbed
tm . amid nnln , yet Paul has never been
DCnor"t'l Mmmgammimue : Hobh-Iow t111
th" Sllhlnx r thl' cl'lt of hell so wI\
,
pRpa 7 t'npa-Ily keeping hIs mOlth "hut '
for 3.0 ) ' ( arl.
1hll(11111hll Heconl : A mnn who Is at-
WIYS . ni1xlotm 10 henr hlmlf talk -I ( leaf
SOlcn'lo Joural : 'fhe "Iutlent of iuum-o I
Inlhlllcs mmnttmrmthiy looks with scorn
nalural\ Icorn
Illicit 1I11rOl1er fractious.
J < lm1. ' City Journal : The lclslon' ' ot 1
Hnlimore jUl1e ( lint Ilcall I Ilt 11 not
larl'elwn' , 10ubtl's imlihimi'mmt'eml I ) ' lie
Jrobabll \ ) ' that the cnt wOlh\ \ como hack.
New York lherall 1 MIstu lllhiimug - -Wimat
I ( rat : IRS 1IIIg--\llt
kind of n InlU wOlhl you like to marry ?
Mile ; Wllu -O , n blchclor : or n widower.
. \bal ) ' . Argus : A , 'esIlr WOlal umuas-
qtiemmuihiuig In mmumtsctmhlime attint' was easily
! lellll11 ml cllhl" nll' ( WRI Cllly
imlemotilicti , by ' '
1lentlcI I clrlll I'on which she car-
Ill'l III her hip Ioclcl.
HOlton ' 'rn Chltl PI ! -Stfrl" ( Is Ito
"hlehl that II'tcels Ihl' ( . \lellcll leol11e.
hosscI. F'ogg-'ies ; but mu. shield with too 1111) '
Iuumhiauunpollmt , Totmruumul I 1 Yoiumug ' .
Illlalnlol1 TOi Il 1 Yonllt ArlupIH'-1
It right to Il ) ' "deem" or "l'onRhlcr , ' Miss
, 111 ,
AnN'I ?
Mist ; rress-Olm , holh arc nhiowmtbie. For
instmtiice . I lel1 yotl 1 vcr ) ' nle yotmmmg
mmmdl . hUl I cnnot eonshler you lt nIl 'ounl
Bufiio onrlel' : lhmmks-liimtmmmed If t
00 01' cnlhl uumtlermttummuil just silly they call
'cmiu oihiceluohlers. , Dllkl-llllphl I I n 11
easy elnl . h 10 see Ihlt you Ic\r tried to
get nui 0110 Iwn ) ' flol 01' of 'cmii.
1.lfcI : "Thll'l Ihl girl limit wlmy ilo you
thlnle thit'y II'C 1'lllltel ? " "Brcluse 10 hmn.9
RtoPlld IIIlnl her In ( I time heater ( nnlt gee ,
to church 1IIIl'II. I "
1.\TI ' 'IC CONI I SSIN.
New YOlk 1111,1.
Shhl'I'ck 111 Wil' have I beheld ,
Ami lany IWfl1 thll" : :
Blt worst of mill wnl when J hell
FOlr jtclum : , 111 saw four kimigs.
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I'l . n- 7'1.11'IlC. .
Atlanta. ( 'uistittitlon.
' 'nlt about yer btmiidiuu's
'l'lmnt'mi hlt "I' h i ) ' micnmmu-
Give me the ell ual : lire
WhC'e the old fals toted to dreaM
The rickety dog-Iron ,
, One-shed II could he ;
'hn m'hel baulcel wlh 'tnters
'l'hal'ns roamitimu' there fl'r mime
Thc dog on ammo side . throwsin' ,
Or barkimu' nlJh the door ;
The letl'l cut 1 tim' clllcrM
Wlh the 1m I I ( n' on thr 1001
\n' me a little tow-head
1) ' 1IIIm)1 s11e nl night ;
W'Itlm both may Ihlcl ( a-hitirnlmm'
From the red 11115 leapimi' bright
These st7ani-liet bimhlmlimo' muuike flue
Jest weary fer tIme blaze
Tluutt ovas liCitI ) more comfortable
Iii nuy cimiidhmood'mi muigluts mu' days
Au' I'd give the finest Imenter
Imu time btiilliim's , Imet by steam
For ( lie old-tlnu ehminobley corner
Where time old folks used to dream.
Cuticura
Remedies
Are Pure
Sweet Gentle
And Most
I3conom ical
Because
Speedily
Effective. '
Mothers and
Children
Are their
Warmest.
Friends
Sold throughout the worha , Price ,
Cuticurms. Soc. ; Soap , SSc , ; Itosolvont , 81.
I'ottor Irug aimmi Chain. Corp. , Soio l'ro.
priotor , floton. ' " flow to Cure
kla mtiul ] tloml JIgoasoa , " mimtl1od free ,
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS 0
Your Money's Worth or Your Momucy Haak ,
0'
Going Up Higher-
Everybody agrees on that-we're getting higher
and higher every ycar--on the qual-
I
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ity-of our clothing-Good
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'I don't buy where it is handiest-but
C c-9 they pick out a high quality-low
.
price-house like ours-and stick to
& ' it-seven fifty for a suit or an over-
f.m , f-i coat don't amount to much-but you
get a mighty nice article of us for
that-there are $ IO-$12 $15 overcoats and suits-the
jiihitics no better-but the trImmings , linings , etc , , on
ours are better , of course , than the $7.50 goods. We
used to get lots more for them , Boys' suits , s2-2.5o
-$3,00-$3.50 with 1)0)73' ulsters at $ and 6-Such
prices as these for our high grade goods are outside the
pale of competition. We not only make the best qual-
ity-but we also make the best prices.
EROWNING , KING & Co. ,
ItclIthIe CiotilierH , S. ' , S' Cur , 15th and Dotigitus.