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THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
W. AV. HANI)I!K8, Publisher.
NEMAHA, " - NEKHASKA.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Cannot Unit (lio flninc.
When ono rcmlH Unit tlio profile of
tlie nniln tabic at Mnnto Carlo in
the jiiiHt 00 1ayH aro floured at $5,000,
000, tlio hankering to bo pointed out
as ii "man who broko the bank at
Monte Carlo" grown noticeably Icbh.
Ih !)! Time.
Tho Halo of liquor Iiiih been prohib
ited among the Moros of Hutu. For
tho prcftunt tho clouti'd wnrrlorn uuiHt
bccoiitent with thecxhllarntlngnatlvo
bono. In due time, however, the ad
vance of wcHtern civilization, hugged
or bottled, will comu in and do 'em to
u HiiIhIi.
InlcrcNtliifc IiiNtiriiiiue Doolnlnn.
A Kentucky court recently ruled
that when a member of tho Modern
Woodmen lodgo HiiicidcH within two
yearn after joining the order tho wid
ow can collect only the Hum tho dc
ceaHcd Iiiih paid into the treasury and
that the order Ih not liable for tho
whole policy.
Tip for Niionulntlvo lltinkcrn.
An Indiana Vmnk olllelal who tried to
place money in tho vaultH of tho in
Htitutlou by (speculating in tlio Htoclc
market and who was Hcntonccd to a
term of ten years in prlmm lias been
pardoned. Thin ought to lio very en
couragbig to thoHo baukeru wlio aro
diHpoKcd to Hpeculatc.
Tlir Olilrnt 1-Vilcritl .IiiiIko.
Judge John J. JackHon, of West Vir
ginia, Iiiih been ajiiHtlce of tho United
KtutcH district court for 10 yearn. Ho
Iiiih nerved an a judge longer than any
other man In the hlHtory of thu state
or federal courts, Ho Ih now 77 years
old and claims that, lio will die in tho
harness, an event, however, which
seems to bo far in the future, as he
in still active and vigorous.
Tlii'otdhifc licet Nttirnr Iiidtintry.
Tho spectnclu of tho sugar trust
throttling tho beet sugar Industry,
as it in manifestly trying to do in Cal
ifornia, will not make tho public more
willing to tolerate legislation favora
ble to tho trimt when congrens incetH
ngnln. It was not for this that tho
United Stales government has been at
mich pains to encourage beet sugar
production.
IIIm rower In Almolutc.
Ono of tho most absolute of tlio
world's uionarchn Ih tho nhnh of
rot-niii, who U master of tho lives and
goodn of nil tils subjects. The whole
rovenuo of tho country being ut their
disposal, recent nhahn havo been ablo
to amass large private fortunes. That
of tho present occupant of tho throne
Ih reported to amount to $25,000,000
or $30,000,000, most of It represented
by diamonds.
Hot Weather Knvorn Hoc.
Tho approach of spring in tho Hoer
country makes the outlook for tho
llrltish rather blue, so far as regards
tho chancer of ending tho wnr within
tho next fow weeks. South Africa is
now having its winter, which is un
favorable for tho weaker side in a war
like tho present. When tho grass, two
months honcr, begins to peep above
tlio ground and vegetation in general
beginn to grow tho food for man and
bcnBt will bo moro plentiful than it is
now.
IIcllHMl Slave to Freedom.
Jacob Tierce, n Grand Army veteran,
who died u fow days in Denver, Col.,
wan known in Ohio in tho years pre
ceding tho civil war as a director of
tho "underground railway," and
through him many a slave was helped
to freedom beyond tho Canadian
frontier. His principal work during
tho war was us wardmaster of all tho
union hospitals in Nashville, Tenn. Tn
tho lino of his duty it foil to his lot
to close tho eyes of moro than 1,000
boys In blue.
Tho l-'lmt of ltd Kltiil,
All tho railroads, witli four excep
tions, centering in Chicago havo ac
cepted tho proponed terms to build a
$40,000,000 union railroad station. It
is to combine both passenger and
freight, facilities, and will bo equipped
to innko it tho llnest structure of its
kind in tho world. There has always
been a great desire among railroad
men of Chicago to bring tho eastern
and western roads together in tho
same structure, and this union station
will accomplish tho object.
Fond for Dime Novel Writer.
Tho story of tho thoft of $3110,000
worth of gold bars and bullion from
tho Selby smelter vnlut at Vallojo,
Cnl., with tho probability that all will
bo recovered, invites tlio enthusiastic
attention of dime noved writers. Tho
most mnarkablo feature of the case
in tho fact that thiH robbery of 1,200
pounds of solid gold scents to havo
been tho work of ono man. Tito most
dramatic part of tho story is tlio fact
that tho successful plunderer gave up
his rich booty, though it was hidden
at the bottom of an ocean bay.
RACE AYAR IS ON.
Murder of a Girl at Pierce City,
Mo., Excites the Populace.
Two Negro NiiiiocI Tnkiin from .Inll mid
Huinmurlly IIUponoil of mill Other
Aro In DiuiKiir Negro limine
Ilnrniul.
l'lcrcc City, Mo,, Aug. 20. Will God
Icy, n negro, was lynched by a mob
composed of 1,000 armed citizcim
shortly after dark hint night for tlio
murder of Miss Casello Wild, whoso
dead body was found yesterdny in
the woods near hen. The mob went
to tho jail about nine o'clock nnd
battered down the doors and threw
ropen around the necks of Godicy and
Jean Carter, another suspect. Godley
was hanged in front of the Lawrence
hotel and Ills body riddled with bul
lets. Carter was nhot to death in tho
street s by tho hiiiuo mob a few min
utes later. Neither of the victims in
believed to have had any connection
with tlio murder, but both of them
bore very bad reputations nnd were
lynched on general principles. God
ley had just completed a term in the
ntate penitentiary for an assault upon
a white woman GO years old in this
vicinity Home yearn ago.
Iko Cartcr'H house, in which were
Pete and Hob Hnurjpton, two negroes
of denperato character, wjih bombard'
cd and tired. Several negro women
who were in the house were fired up
on, one being shot. Tho people nro
determined to drivo all tho ncgrocn
out of the town and surrounding
country, and a regular rneo war in on.
Miss Casello Wild, an cslinmhlo
young lady of this city, wan assaulted
while going home from Sunday school
13' a negro, who, after ravishing Iter,
cut her throat from car to car. Tho
crime was committed at a bridge near
the 'Frisco track, a half mile distant
from the depot. The girl wns cross
ing tho bridge when the brute, who
had been sitting on the rail, attacked
her. A farmer In an adjoining field
saw tho assault, but hearing no out
cry paid no attention to the matter.
Later his suspicions were aroused by
seeing u, negro running down the rail
road track. He gave the iilarni and
the mangled body of the girl was
found lying In the weeds near the
'Frisco tracks under the bridge. At
once a posse organized and set out
in pursuit of the perpetrator of the
foul deed. Two negroes were nr
rested. STEEL MAGNATES GAIN.
ilKRrrnilvu Work llolnq; Done to Open Sev
eral 111k Mill in Spite of tlio
Strlkum.
I'ittsburg, Va., Aug. 20. The United,
States Steel corporation made u
series of gains yesterday in the res
toration of properties crippled by the
strike of tho Amalgamated associa
tion and Its sympathizers. Tho steel
mills ut MoucHsun,. after a long period
of Inactivity, were partly put In mo
tion by strike breakers gathered in
some of tho southern states; two
more mills In tho Painter plant were
also started up and another large mill
at the Clark property was operated
for tho first time. There was some
disorder in tho streets of Moncsscn
during the day, but tho local police
never lost control of the demonstra
tive crowds and there was no serious
trouble. Tho reopening of the Mon
csscn mill Is believed to be the first
of a series of aggressive moves on the
part of the steel corporation.
IN TEN FEET OF WATER.
Htenmur Sunk Nonr I'uduruli, Kjr., During
u Storm mid 1(1 of IU l'uaNenircrM
Drowned.
I'adueah, Ky Aug. 20. The steam
er City of Golcouda, plying between
this city and Kllzabethtown, HI., wim
struck by a squall during a storm
about seven o'clock last night as sho
was en route to I'ndueah and turned
over in ten feet of water, six miles
above the city, as she was going into
Crowcll's landing. Sixteen persons
aro reported drowned. The disaster
occurred as supper was served and
many of the 75 passengers were in the
cabin. The wind struck the boat
without warning and there wns no
tlmo for those on the inside to es
cape. t?o n ii ee I Inir Track Open,
l-'ort ScoM, Kan., Aug. 20. The first
train was run over the Meinpliis-'Fris-co
connecting track from Miami to
Aft on yesterday. It was the Miami
local in charge of Conductor Durbin.
The track Is almost completely bal
lasted now and will be ready for
through trains from Kansas City to
Texas and Oklahoma in a few davs.
Oumm Hope for u Union.
Topeka, Kan., Aug. 20. John H.
Curran, seeretnry of the pvpulist
state committee, has not given up
hope of a union of the people's and
democrat io parties next year. Ho be
lieves that tho rank and file of both
parties will agree to support a ticket
Inbek'il "union." ,
FEW INCOMPETENTS.
Civil Henrico Cninmlii'lon Mitkeft n Good
Jtupurt of Tliooe Who lluve lloen Ap
pointed on Merit Alone.
Washington, Aug. 20, Tlio seven
teenth annual report of the civil Bcrr
ice commission, just issued, in cheerful
In tone. While the commission has
found violations of law, it says condi
tions arc improving. Last yenr 47,000
persons took tho examination, 35,000
passed and nenrly 10,000 were appoint
ed. From the beginning of the sys
tem's operation in 18H3, more than
100,000 apointments have been mnde in
tho classified sen ice. Tho appoint
ments hnvo been .so satisfactory that
only about two per cent, of, those cm
ployed have been discharged for in
competency. The aggregate snlarlcs
of the positions now in the classified
service, numbering about 00,000, nnd
to be reached only through competi
tive cxnminntlons, approximate $75,
000,000 a year, while tlio salaries of all
unclassified positions in tho executive
branch of tlio government, probably
numbering slightly over 100,000, are
estimated not to exceed $30,000,000, of
which over 00 per cent, is for tho com
pensation of the 1,129 presidential
postmasters and the 72,105 postmas
ters of the fourth-class offices.
SEEK WEALTH UNDERGROUND
Great Activity ut I.iiwton and Vicinity In
rronpootlnir for Oil mid ftlliuiniln
1,000 ChilniM Fllutl.
Guthrie, Ok., Aug. 20. rarticn from
Lawton say that the oil excitement
has superseded everything else there
and over 100 oil claims were filed yes
terday, bringing tho sum total of
mineral claims filed to date well up
to 1,000, and about three-fourths of
these are oil claims, but many who
have been prospecting in the moun
tains are filing copper claims, and in
two instances copper has been found
J so pure ns to be uiluuble, and dozens
oi the oil claims cover the same
ground, and conflict and litigation
will follow.
I.iiwton T-o(m Soil tlin lllKhrxt.
Washington, Aug. 20. The secretary
of tho Interior has received tele
graphic reports from Gov. Klchards
of the sale of town lots at tho three
county scats of tho newly-opened
reservation in Oklahoma. At Lawton
009 lots havo been sold for $280,370
At Anadarko 047 lost brought $100,005,
and at Hobart $107,101 were paid for
052 lots. Thcbc prices aro considered
very good.
KANSAS SCHOOL MONEY.
The Soml-Annunl Apportionment of 8S03,-
oUO.UO Will lio DUtrlbtitod Anions
008,010 1'upllH.
Topeka, Kan., Aug. 20. The stntc
superintendent of public instruction
is making tho semi-annual distribu
tion of tho Interest on the stntc school
fund. The school population is 508,
910, or an increase of nearly 5,000
since tho February distribution. The
sum to be distributed is $203,500.90,
nnd the per capita is 40 cents. Wyan
dotte county leads in school popula
tion and will receive $9,139.00. Shaw
nee is next, with 17,023, and w511 get
$7,049.20. The other larger counties
In order are Sedgwick, 14,232, $5,C92.80;
Cherokee, 14,230, $5,092; Crawford, 13,
830, $5,532; Leavenworth, 12,199, $1,
879.00; Cowley, 10,501, $1,225.00; Atch
ison, 10,057, $1,022.80. Stanton hns the
least school population of tho 105
counties 05, and its allowance, $38.
Morton linn only one moro child of
school ago than Stanton 90 nnd its
allowance is $38.40.
THE SHELL EXPLODED.
Ono Soldier Killed at Fort Klloy, 1IU Head
llelni; lllown Off Three Other
Dangorounly Injured.
Junction City, Kan., Aug. 20. A bad
accident occurred at the artillery tar
got range on the Fort Uiley milltnry
reservation nor tit of town Monday.
Sicgo battery O was at target practice
with its big seven-inch guns. While
a gun was being loaded a shell ex
ploded prematurely. One man was
killed; his head was blown oil. Three,
others wero dangerously injured. Two
or threo men were blinded and several
seriously wounded.
SAVED FROM AWFUL TORTURE
Indian Had Captured ii Mexican Hoy nnd
Weru About to Make lllni Dance
Over Ciiettiti HeilH.
Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 20. Junn Hob
cles, a Mexican boy, 10 years old, was
saved from a horrible fate by u posse
which went from hero to a settlement
of Yaqui Indians, where tlio boy was
about to bo put to death by torture
for killing Aguln, tin Indian, for beat
ing a squaw. The boy was found un
conscious from pain, with hands and
feet bound with tightly-drawn cords.
The Tndhms wero preparing to force
Hobelcs to dance over beds of cactus,
n mode of torture common among
them.
A Kaiiftitn Town In Durknem,
Clay Center, Kan., Aug. 20. Fire to
tally destroyed tho city electric light
plant here, valued nt $20,000, and this
will lenvo the city in tliirkness for
some time.
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The Modrrn Hotel.
"Sir. Dnsh," said the waiter, "a man just
lilted a silver spoon trom the taoie.
"Call tlio police!" roared the clerk.
'The
man is a Unci.
"Hut he is one of our regular guests."
"Ah, then lie is doubtless n kleptomaniac.
You needn't mention it, George."
"And lie pays 5 per day on the Ameri
can plan."
"Ho does? Why, the gentleman is a sou
venir collector. IIow dure you cast reflec
tions on hia character?" Chicago News.
IlcKone, Dull Cnrc!
A Droitwich barber was just finishing
lathering a customer and was talking volu
bly, as usual.
"Yes. sir," he said, "there's no careless
ness allowed by our employer. Every time
wo cut a customer's face we are lined a six
penee, and if we make an ugly gash it costs
us a shilling."
Then, picking up and brandishing his
razor, he added: "But I don't care a rap
to-day. I've just won a sovereign." Lon
don Answers.
KrlcnriNliln'M Tribute.
Tho man at whose funeral they were as
sembled hadn't drawn a sober breath dur
ing the last 15 years of his life, and had been
noted for always being in trouble with his
neighbors. "Weil' said ono of his old ac
quaintances, turning badly away nftcr tho
hcrviccs were over, "he was a man of mighty
reg'lar habits." Chicago Tribune.
A Good Sitcmler.
Gizram Who is that young millionaire
stopping nt the Seaside hotej?
Gazzam lie's no millionaire; he's only a
dry goods clerk on a ten days' vacation.
Ohio State Journal.
.When a man has a clever wife, ever no
tice how he lets her run things? He is
glad to get rid of the responsibility. At
chison Globe.
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amilvlnu- tho Jti'Unnce JllirlfUnulp. IteuiW-
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