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MMilNNIMt TMH MANDBIWON ROOM-
Headers of the Omaha aud Lincoln
(tally papera are familiar with the work
Ins of the FRddoek literary bureau dur.
lug the twelve month preceding the
last eeaalon of the legWature.
Mr. Annln turned, the wheel, and he
ground out anamaalhg quantity of sick
eaingslueh. Senator Paddock, who at
' beat M but rr ordinary, common, every
day aort of man; who, when it aomeeto
elMUhging apota, ea leave tho most en
arfletfe shameleon far behind, waa apo
theoaised until unsophisticated reader
of Mr. Annta'a Imag inative produetiea.
ware led to believe that the aenator wa
aa Aleaaader the Great, or a Napoleon,
4 what he l onlyR puny, amall-bore
poUolan with atroag demogogle pro-
'aHrttUa.
very time Senator Paddock opened a
, bottle of champagne Mr. Annln redoub
led theaetlvityjof the llterary"bureau,and
aa the aenator opened a good many hot
tka, Nebraska; was continuously flooded
The fallare of the senator to get hint
aaM re elected M not discourage Mr.
Amain ia the lat. When Paddock
laallj dlaainnariil tram the aoene, Mr.
Anahi put up a new aign m km bureau.
. It la now r Manderaon bureau.
JaftttW Maaderaon'e ucoessor will be
ililtld at the turning aeaaton of the leg
k4atoe, aatawAaam bureau la now
jaaaav etlng to aaahatt appear that the
deattayelth whoW' United Statea la
wrap id up tea little wad held In the
at Binator Manitirann'a naad.
lateatttrad in nil Wash-
He to held upaaa
great Bnnnhiag or Other, and hto golag
nn4hto eonuafaafe recorded with a
Wmtaagaasai that makes' a very large
number ef people tired.
WheaMaadauna aneeaea Mr. Annia
hMatt,aa4whenheopeoe hta mouth
la the aeaate mm bureau beoomea almaat
hyatarkml ia Ha more or lea maudlin
ai ilJaiaiai '
, Maw Mr. Maadarsow is aot going to be
ii riiitideadMr.Aaatamayas well look
around, tat ra new;pttoneaiat ::
',11i eeaaanr to a tret-rate man on dreaa
paaada aa4 ha to aa exalte
aaBusmwaWtakeeaiag
tha pwhtta, but tt la altogethtr probable
that asaae other lapuhHaaa will be an
hooted to make the ooateat for hto seat
aaat lagtoiatare,1
are a wamher of prominent re-
would. malM a bewer
aderaoa, aad aow that
' ,: p aae aeaj haa baea Urowa away oa Alien
'' Hto hafirtoat that Meaiirenna 'aa.
.,,iv ' ? aaaaar He a maa who eaa aad will aatto.
aneaafaaBy;iepwmw.,iej."t
' ' la tto miafttkae M you waat amuae-
leerv the work of the Annln
ta the Jurnr$ Waahlagtoa
auoao raoMSAba wUi ha resetted at
thai afataa tart tai Wadlag aad taaaaae
Wak la pamphlet farm.
At taat meet Ooveaor iMeKinley
atfllpsrsttsdla refusing to set en Mi.
Aaata'aMat.aad withdraw hta caadl
dmey tar the repabltaaa nomination for
the presidmey ta 1KW.,
Ova Waahlagtoa oorreepondent pre
aeatata a atriklag manner the unpopu
tarity of Prsaktaat Otavataad'a Hawaiian
peltay. Olevetasdta ad noraittag
; tar the rapaailaaa party.
CUrTBHLAMP BCOKIOMIIfiaS,
. Wa read la tka aewapapers of aa af-tetaotm-Ua'aaby
the wife of the
! ataaMsat of tlta UaKW (Mates, at which
5aj?aai taatas.wsee ataatat.aad
at whtah ao lefrasawiata, not afaa'taa.
warsastW-.a K '' .
Aad, at watt ha aottaed la Taa Cova
laaWaaaeaftaa tattsr.th ladtaa of
ta iabtae ataata, hate, by agreement,
aaaamadad .taia peaattae at aarviaf re-
aMBhsaaata at raceatioas, tmina to Ms
Wham ft. ft. Mayas waa prsaktaat aad
Mai Lway Mayas preakkd at tha Whit
aa the amamaawakTai wap apirs, of the al-
aaJUgfJam. , .,'t J
iwtaa waaaot aarvaa
itwasja at to
dignation rolled through the democratla
newepaper oAceat and Lucy llayeti wm
attacked with genuine bltterneea.
Hut we do not remember that Mr.
Hayea ever gave a "tea" at which the tea
waa cold water. Wine may not have
flowed freely at the Hayea private re
eepttonet but there waa never nn entire
aheetiee of refreehment.
' The petty economy of the prreent ad-
mlntoiratlon haa never been equaled.
The ladiea of the cabinet circle omit
refreahmenta becauae of the hard time!
Mr. Cleveland and hi party have bank
rupted the countryi but warrant for
the pay of government official are atlll
good for par, and with their huaband'a
$8,000 aalariea it I not exactly clear
Why the ladle of the cabinet ahouldfeel
called upon to practice aueh rldlculoua
economy.
Mr. Cleveland a admlnbitration la pic
ayuntth.
Perhapa we ahall aoon hear of the wife
ef our 160,000 preaident giving an old
clothe party, and of the ladiea of the
eablnet circle taking in washing owing
to the hurd time.
Whkn the populist state .convention
meet the Honorable A. H. Weir, of this
city, will be in it for the nominatlori
for governor juat about a long a
Mitchell wa In it at Jacksonville.
Tmr country newspapers published in
Nebraska are notable for their general
excellence. In many cases they are par
ticularly able. The men who make thtmi
gathered In Lincoln in annual conven
tion thta week, and tho cdltora left a
moat favorable impression. They are
not all poets like Boss Hammond, or
handsome men like F. G. Simmorids,
but they are nearly all distinguished.
They left an intellectual aroma behind
them that atlll pervades the city, and
wuTdoubtlea remain until the rosea
bloom.
, The celebrated remark of the gov
ernor of North Carolina t the governor
of South Carolina waa doubtleaa appre
ciated by the Carolinians; but we think
the remark which the governor of Mm
aourl thta week made to the governor of
Nebraska, ta in particularly good taste,
and Indicates that he Is a man of dis
tlngutahed discernment. Governor
Stone says: "The university of your
great atate haa attained a high reputa
tion, far exceeding that usually ac
quired by institutions of this character
la o abort a period. It ta a source of
profound gratification to, me that the
people of these great western etateeare
taking aueh deep interest in educational
affaira.'' The progreaa made during the
laatdeaade lathe highest educational
development of. these atatea haa been
eiceetltiigly gratifying." . '
A. J. GcsriN.eotttributee an article to
the JawritaJ on the financial question.
It la mainly about "serfdom." " paupera,"
"Pope Henry Clews." "hell." "distilled
dishonesty," etc., and ta quite in keep-
lag with the erasy utterance of the
populist fanatic who are howling hys
terically tor more money. , We would
advise the Jvks or Call toprrcure Mr.
Guatia'a aervkea a an editorial writer.
Mtamlad ta evidently unbalanced. But
hta writing ta gingery enough to be en
tertaining. There are a great many thing that
Oariaaa, the peerless Oorinne, can not
WhaTeo'taafieient epsee to enum
erate them all; bat aa aa evidence of
good faith, wa will say that
She eaa't aiag,
She eaa't daaoe,
She eaa't aet
Cooattatly .when aha ta made the
haad-aeater of a ao-oaltad theatrical
prodaeUoa, aad ia invariably given 'the
eeater of the atage and ta expected to do
all the alnglag, dancing and acting for
the satire aompaay, the elect is quite
likely to be disappointing.
Oorlnne's ainglng ooald hardly be ca li
ed a aoal laapiring barat of melody. It
ta aot la that otaaa at all Intact it ta a
class sll by Itaalt aad it tan't flnt or
aeooad or third etas either.
Corinne' dancing ta a kind of contor
tion that may be good exercise tor the
"peerless" actress, but ta decidedly
annoying to the audienoe. She haaea't
even a apeaaing acquaintance who
graee.
Corinne e acting can be beat described
by two words which we would aot
hesitate to "use if we wererunulng a pro
faae newspaper "dm bad;" but aa we
are not ooaducting that kind of a paper;
wa will aeateat ouraslvm by aaylag that
her aettaf ta strlklagly devoid of any
redeemable feature. It la not only lack
ing la good poiata, but ta aggressively
bad.
Corinns has graeef ully tapering limb
whose line appear to ajaad advantage
wheaeneaeed la pale blue er white ailk
ttaht.aad her ahaaa aa her mamma'a
great ability la adverttalng may be said
ta be bar fortune.
Thar war aome pretty faaea aad
many ahaaaly forma ia "HeadrlekHud
aoa"whloh was Reseated at tho Laa
atog theatre Moaday and Tuesday, aad
la the third act there was a apleadidly
eaaeated drill waTh haadaome oostu
aad brUUaat afasta, Thee was
aama stavar eomsdy week, Bat the ahow
aaawhotatawofallythla. v
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John T. Kelly presented "MeFee of
Dublin" at the Iansing theatre WaAes
day night. This farce, whlcffwhas
been seen In Lincoln Iwfore, ta oae of
the best of its class. O'Neill's "Moftte
Cristo" on Thurada'y and "Tuxedo"
given last night, have both been seen
several times in Lincoln, and call for no
special comment at thla timo.
The; Corse Payton Company, one of
tho most popular of the repertoire com
panies) that cornea to Lincoln, haa play
ed to good business at the Funko all
thta week. Today there will be a
big matinee, "Rose Cottage" will be the
bill. Tonight the play will bo "Police
Alarm."
(taming Altmollon.
Al. Field's Minstrels como to tho Lan
sing theatre Wodnosday, January ill.
The company known aa tho Al. G. Field
Columbian Minstrels I tho realisation
of several years of practical experience
and atudy, The entertainment the pre
sent year ta built unon entirely now
linea and yet retains a genuine flavor of
real negro minstrelsy, combining planta
tion melody with the unotuoua humor of
the dusky deniaena of our own Bunny
South.
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mails, and have knocked a big hole through' the west arid
riow HaveMID-WTNTBR FAIR RATES, $65.50 round trip.
IMxas oiarimvtam all say in the morning "Body
rested, mind at peace."
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Everything pertaining to the perform
aned is presented upon a scale of mag
nificence heretofore unthought of, The
acts, songs ami dances are. arranged In
dramatic, operatic or pantomlc form, aa
they may require, and are produced with
every attention and detail.
Eli Perkins will lecture in the Lansing
theatre tonight. Mr. Perkin ta one of
the most noled lecturer and humorist
of tho country and he hai many admir
ers. In addition to the lecture he will
relate many funny incidents. The ad
vance aalo Indicate that the lecturer
will be greeted by a good audience.
Harlow Brothers Minstrels come to
tho Lansing theatre Tuesday evening,
January lw. Fred Markham and Bob
Morrisey will be heard In amusing songs.
The song "After tho Play" la a feature
of tho ahow. Master Percy Williams,
tho Imy soprano, la a strong card.
SchoHeld and Scott appear In specialties,
and the entire performance, from begin
ning to end Is brim full of life and
humor. The vocal feature aro aaid to be
exceptionally strong.
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sings, for her system is padded with violin strings.
Cats are tough, and they'll stand a whole' lot of bad
usage. Boys with any life' in them give clothing dard
Usage.
We make boy s clothing up tough; sew 'em double with silk
thread, and guarantee them to stand rough treatment. They're in
style top. Children's department second floor.
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