Plattsmouth weekly herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1882-1892, September 13, 1888, Page 3, Image 3
JlTTMOnTfl WEidYrASj, Til tt ItS DAY f ' S F. I TKM 1? K 1 1 13, lSS 4 l'LATTskOHTfl WEEKLY rtfcrVtf, TllUKSDA V, SKPTKMBHK Vl lfcSS. j: a V r j i" 1 Canada Fines the Cladlator. Ottawa, Out., Sept. 8. The customs department lias ile tilled to enforce a tine of if-lOO Kj,'iiint the American Hchuoner (Jlailitttor, hit.ctl ly tie Ciuiiuliiiii cus toms oHiriuls: while towing in ('niiiuVmn waters. Placed Under Martial Law. .Ta khunvii.i.I'.. r'la., Sept. H. The I onyKh(jrcsm'ir strike in FeitienVino re- 1 milted in violent lcmoimtratiunH yester day. The L?ovennii nt ordered the state troops from ( Jiiinisvilk; nnd Oeali und called out the Nassau l ilies i lYrnuniUno. The town lia le n placed under intiitial law and fifty rioters arrested this morn ing. Attempted to Wreck the Train- Ui.vssks, Nek, S;-pt. 7. An actcmpt was made to wreck tlio north hound pas senger this evening a mile, and half notrh of J;iirison a small station on the Atchison nnd Nebraska, ly placing a tie on the track in such a manner as would have ditched the train. This was frus trated ly the freight south riming ahead of time and discovering the obstruction. Tl'C object is unknown. YELLOW FEVER. The Disease Makes Its Appearance In Baker County, Florida- Wasainoton, Sept. H. The following telegram was received this afternoon: ArMTciiii.:itY. Ala.. Sept. K' To Sur- Ucon Ceneral Ilanrlton. Washington: Our special agent reports ten ease of yellow fever at MeClenny, in Hiker county, and one. death from Mack vomit. Pcnsneol.i and Marriaua have epiarantined against the whole of linker county. We will proceed to follow their example, and this only exemplifies the fact that the measures you haye already taken are right. Whites and Blacks at War. Sr. Lot-is, S.-pt. 8 Advices from Richmond, Tex., are to the effect that the negroes ordered to leave 1'oit Bend county on account of the attempted as sassination of W. II. Frost, wiil resist. A committee of six citizens wont out to Jack and Tom Taylor's, fifteen miles from Richmond, in a stronghold of oOf) negroes, to notify them that they had ten hours in which to leaye the country. They' declined to leave and defied the whites. Forty men. armed with Win chesters, hive gone out to enforce the order and matters have assumed such a serious phase that two local military companies have been called into service, and Governor ltoss has ordered the st.de rangers to Fort Bend county. China's Treaty Rejeqtion Con firmed. Xew Yokk, Sqt. 8. The HeraU, iu an extra prints the folloxv'mg; Chang Yen Hoon, the Chinese minlstisi who was calleil to peril on otlicial Imsi noss several months ago, will leave Lima on the 17ih inst, for the United gtatcs, It was the minister's original intention to return to this ccuntry by way of San Francisco, where he proposed remaining a brief period in order more thoroughly to acquaint himself with the Chinese question on the Pacific slope. His change of plan at the last mom.'iit was in obedi ence to a notification from the Chinese omtnlmr to trrocced at once and !;v the quickest route to Washington in order dm i.i - nioiniir'a ivixhps rerardin? the t r llliit 111."' x J-x- t s. j - - J-) O Chinese treaty should be communicated through him to Secretary fjayard. It may be authoritatively stated that a con firmation of the rejection of the treaty was officially received at the w'uite house from IVkiu during the meeting of the cabinet Thurs lay afternoon. 1. As a whole thevare SOU'S'lEi" pJat.S&ZS. 'jS"B?Sji3La 31" Sg QT I 2. The- are shude'd with beautiful toret trees. 3. They are located between Chicago and Lincoln Avenues, the two finest drives about the city. 4. They are only a ten minutes' walk from the business portion of the town. 5. Ten minutes' walk from the new Driving Park and Fair Grounds. i; l)y reason ot their location between the two main thor ough tare's into the city, they are more accessible than lots in other additions. 7. The only addition in the city reached by two established avenues. 8. The only new addition to the city reached by water mains and with a prospect ot being supplied in the near future with complete water privileges. !. New sidewalks recently constructed to within a few feet of the addition and will shortly be extended. A Distinguished Visitor. Coining to Plattsinouth, whoso fame throughout the I'niltd Stutis and the htnto of lowu, lias made him the impor tant person, to whom our citizens should direct their immediate attention duiinu his short stay. Mtiny of Us have heard a great deal about the ability of I'rof. Stiassinan, the eminent optici in from lieilin, (itrmaiiy. who is not only inves tigating the rapid decline of the i-ye-sighl in thin lountry, but tomes piepmvd with a new and perfect system ot theinicalh pure and brilliant combination glasses, lo eipinli.c all ini (pialities of the siln im.l .-liable the sulb ier to Drocuie n con centration and uuifomity of vision; giving renewed action nnd strength to the de formed, neglected anil dormant sight. His unlimited endorsements speaks in the highest terms of his phenomenal suc cess and only praise is heard of his works w hi-revcr he has been. I'rof. St riisKliian dso caMi irs w ith him a lariri; viuil v of the latest designs and invention of Com pound Cylinderical Spectacles and Eye glasses, which are also manufactured to order. The oppoi Utilities and advan tages will be such that no one can fail toobtain rcleif from their troublesome eyesight whether young or old. Boodlers Ski-t. , Editor IIkuai.u. You speak in your yesterday's issue of Mr. MeShane's with drawal from the congressional contest it: this fust distiict us being "bad" for the 'boodlers." Are you sure of that? It is street gossip tint the boodler is already at woik in this county, both in congress ional and float representative niatteis and that his impudence and effrontery in the deal are only equalled by his indiscre tion. Tins gossip is founded on tin word of an old citizen of Cass and n regular delegate to the congressional convention who was requested to take stock in the sale of the ('ass county dele gation. Is it not about time that the re publican conventions of Cass county would set down on these political pros titutes. Of course no fine workr in con grbional affairs in this district is ex pected to put this shoe on unless it fits him in some way. Professor Strassman's Sucess- Prof. A. Strassman has made many filentU since he came to the city, both socially and professionally. The oppor tunity that he has afforded to those whose eyes, for any cause or in any way, needed attention, has been a rare one, and has been taken advantage of by the very best people of the city and section. He has proved to these his remarkable knowl edge as an optician, in the broadest sense, and given relief where others have failed. He frankly tells those whom lie cannot help and whatever lie says may bo depended upon. Those to whom this item is of interest will do well to call on him at once; this, week if possiable. -Nebraska City Press. Aug. It. 1SSS. Another Bomb Found in a Chicago Merchantile Establishment. Chicago, Sept. 7. A bomb was found tlis afternoon by me? working at George F. Kimball's glass establishment tt the corner of Wabash avenue and Congress xitreef. The men were engaged in mov ing some empty packing eases winch for a week have been lying against the build ing on the Congress street side. As they cleared ayay the boxes next to the wall, what appeared to ba a piepe qf r.m jipe ! rolled out and was picked up by one of the men. It was found to be a gas pipe bomb about seven in' li. s long and an inch in diameter. One end was plug fed with brass, la which ifiia tfed a percussion cap, the object of which was to explode the contents of the bomb whoi falhrjo; nainst the ground or wall of a house. The end of the misMie war. j i closed with metal The bomb was taken to police headquarters and turned over 10 Intpsptor Bontield. The greatest se crecy was maintained id regard tp H. The find may prove an important one, as oulv a veet ago a revolver was found among the boxes in the same place. the finest Ivinc lots in the city. DAYS. Ah, there arc days when all my dreams of youtb Keeru wan m death, like flowers of early spring Nipped by au icy frost In MonRoming; When jp-aeo and beauty (win deformed, uncouth. And love unlovely aa a night of ruth; When tho faint Boug that 1 have lived to aiug Bound hollow as tho cold and cheorluhs l intf Of mockery ou the golden shrine of truth. Yet sneli days pass, theso leaden hearted days. And others follow that are like swert strains Heard iu tho joyous, fragrant Hummer uir. Then life is precious, and its devious flow like K'eeu meadows after lender rains. And the aoul leaps to find the world to fair. Ueorge Edgar Montgomery. Tho Terlod r I!l in i-h. The present is most ex-rtninly tho ago o' pictures, a period when tho tioneil vies ia Mtney with tho l'ii, und w lien illustrative tirt caters every realm of thought, until it oc cupies a field so w ide that no ono can know its limits. Tho rt'iicil iu its raeo with tlio iron shows its work in unwonted places. It conveys ideas to minds that would lo slow iu awakening to mero words. It has recently Irt-coiuu a part of tho daily newspair read er's enjoyment to find a clever littlo cut mak ing more enjoyuble the 1-on mot, nnd adding a zest to tho funny paragruj h. In tho story, tho song, the advertisement and tho poem, tho illustration now plays an important part in tho daily pajier's contents. It is a poor newspaper, indeed, that cannot, iu every issue, show its readers some illustrations, so placed as to enhanco tho interest and tho readaulenoss of its contents. In tho realm of advertising, the illustration has evidently "eomo to stay." It attracts and retains tho eye, and so serves a double purjio.so. A high degree of artistic ability finds employment in producing tho advertisements seen iu tho better magazines of today. These pictures, in fact, compare favorably with any in tho body of tho magazine itself. It evidently pays to spend tinio and money in tho employ ment of thin illustrativo art. Outsido of the current literature of the day, tiie advent of the pictorial age is equally evi dent in the liberal use made of pictures a stimulant for business of u!l kinds. Thero aro more pictures and better pictures used iu advertising schemes tlian has ever been the case before. If the public ti;to for pictorial art was not a growing ono, this could hardly bo tho case. Tho cleverly illustrated daily twper is tho u.k-thai. v. ill bo ta-e l and en joyed by jus readers when the oM fogy Jour nal, that holds aloof from picturm, wiil be neglected. Tho pooj.le t i::e k miiy to tho 'cuts," ba I :c, lli'i -rit V of t'.ie.-e r.re. I.ut ..heir cruditv : i iu;.rt .t ie oiuibties are fast giving way to u-i l. to quick pro. : kIhv finds tl:c : be daily pavvra burg liu-'Liti. t::o pencil, by s-t press, ui.ti! y picturo in ,.i v.. v. IJi'Ls .UXrilg lJ- Consumption Cvr ble. It cannot be too often impreseed oji eyery one that the much dreaded con sumption (which is only lung scrofulah.) is curable, if attended to at once, nnd that the primary svmnpnr.s, ;o often Oii taken as sigHS of diseased lungs, sire only symptoms of an unhealthy liver. To this urun the lungs are indebted for pure blood, and to pun: blood the indebted no less than to pure air for healthy action. If the former is pollut ed, we have the hacking cough, the hec tic liush, bigbt-sweius and a wiiole. train of lymptoms resembling consumption. House the liver to healthy action by the nan ixf Ir. Pierces Golden aledical Dis- coyery, take !; tiltl, y eeivij, live in the open' air, iind all symptoms of consump tion will disappear. For weak lungs, snittinr of blood, shortness of breath, chionic. nasal catarrh, bronchitis, asthny., severe t;oiigiis, aid klii'lred alfectins, it is a most wonderful remedy. An invitation has been received from Malvern, by the young nun's republican club, to attend the rnlly wjxich wil'i be. hed tiiere on the i4ih. Tho club of that place his agreed to furnish a special train for the return trip after the rally and se cure the sale of tickets here for single f-. rs for the round trip provider! Tin'te ii.o ono iiundittd or more sold. It Is ex pected that a large crowd will go from lie re. REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. The P,;,,i!iS-iJof tj.a Vifl'' Sai...i.ciu Ided by tliefi- dcllgiitos hi national conxent on, iiiinse on the threshold of llteir tuocecilings to honor the memory f their first great leader and immortal champion of libeily and the rights of the people. Abraham Lincoln, mk1 to cover also with wreaths of iniperisliable re; iiieiiihrar.ee and gratitude the iicroig naipe-s of (be mi iie of one of our livim? hero s Lis our nil t-i it i'"i I ? p " t . h , I called axiiiv iroin our cumc. Is. .r:int. iai iiebi, Arthur, l.o'gan and Copklii.g. May their ntem 1 ories be faithfully cli-iished. We il'o jeu' I vviili on.; gi'cetii.s apa p.ay;r lor his recovery I R .f nur tivin r hero S whose l .(.ii'ii I , i. m i i.i'ir.. i h -I- il , x 10. New brick school house now being constructed. 11. Will certainly have street car privileges at no distant date 12. If you wish a fine view of the river, locate on a lot in South Park. 13. If you wish a sightly and picturesque view of 1 latts mouth, it can be had from a South l'ark lot. U. To persons in the railroad employ, the eastern portion of South Park is the most desireable residence locality in the city, 15. To persons desiring a residence on Chicago Avenue, the western portion ot South Park is available for that purpose. lt. The P.. v: M. railroad track runs near the cast line .f the addition, furnishing good facilities for manufacturing industries. IT. If you locate in South Park, you will have good neigh- bor: Mavor Simpson. John Ii. Cox, John A. Davie?, John Atlnnr .1 V "Wpr-khnch. L -A J Ali. V'JV ' ----- -F " i , Henry Waterman, V C. Jngraham, Jerry l arthmg, I hoe. t. Reynolds, S. A. Davis, L. A. Miner, C. M. Weed, Frank Irish. J. X. Glenn, C. I.. Colemone, S. A. Speakinan, A. Ueeson, Chas. memory will be treasured III the history both of icpublicioiB and id the republic. Tho name Is that of Iho ruble cobjier and favorite child of victory. I hii.ii II. hlici Ulan. Iu the i-pii'.t of those jMcal le;1!ci' and of our devotion t i liuniaii libel t . a'ld u il h that hos tility to ad form of di spoiip-m ui.il oppicsMon which 1h the fundiili.ental bit aid the i.ptibli can paitv. we fend fride-iial enlnsi lit ulal ions to our li How Amel Ic.l.c ot l.lilll 111 " !! tlair L'leatai-lcd eiiianein.-iliiui whirli eoiiipieleil I the iilio.llhm o( KlavelV thloiilii.i't, Ihe two Amei lean coiil im-lilM. We eai n si ly hope we mav -ooli conial ulate our fellow eiiiem of Irbh birth Umiu tlif peaceful n-eoM-iy of home rule for Iic1mi.iI. ii-i.. Ahl-IOM filTIr I p.U'l.HV1v(: hkV'd to I tie i.al ioual euliMit uiioli :n.d lo l In nidi--! soluble union nf slater, to the autooi iiiy re- ; si I v d to I lie stall s uiiili r I he com-1 1 1 in loll . to : the p isonal liullls .11. il 1 1 1 i II es o! eitlei .n ill 1 all s;ale and lei riloilcs m the union ;iml es- t ln-eiallv to Ihe sup'elue and sov el Cliu-i ih I of , evei y eil ien. i ieli or poor, native or loiei::ii l orn, wlilie or lilaek. to ca-t one flee b;:!oi in the public electloi.s ami to have thi.t ballot J nl v counted. We hold a flee and honest pop ular ballot and ju-t and equal iciiro-ciilalioii of : 1 1 1 p ople to lie the Iouinl.it ion of our re publican cox eminent ami ueinalid illeelixe legislation to hcciu9lie iiite-.'iily ana pinny of electionn huh are the feiiiit.il ns of all pub lic authority. We c!nu;'e that I he pi. sent ad in i li ist ration a::d the ileluoel.il ie Inaj-I il y III coliyiess owe 1 heir existence to I he slil'le-sicii of the ballot by the ciimnial millitU-.it on of ihe coiislitutioii and laws of the l ulled Males. W e are uncruiiipririnis nidy in favor ol the American sxstem t proleclion. We pioltst ajiainst the destruction ploposeu b the pivi dent iind his paity. IheyMixe I lie iutcre.-ts of Kuioi.e xv k wii.i. svrroitT intkiii s'ls p a.mkimi.x. We accept the issue, ami couliilenlly a )'eal lo the people for their judgment. '1 he pi otect ive system must be maintained. IP, abandonment has alwavri been followed by ei-leil ilis. sler to all iiiteicsts except those of the un-un i and sht-i ill. We denoiiiice the Mills' bill as destructive to gent ral business, labor, ami tie I it: icing inter -ests of the eeutitiy. and v.e heailiy i iiomisc the consisient ami pati iolie action ot Hie re publican representatives Iu congress in oppos ing its passage. We condemn tin- proposil ion ol l h demoel alic iiril I v to i n , i i i free list and insls- lt,;.i .n - . i.m s ili' ie,.u j sha 1 be jidjusted ami tnalidiiined so :ts to fur- nish fud and adcipiiiie protection to that in- , on-try. , . , ' The republican party would chert all needed leduclioii (if tlm l iitio'nal revi-iitie by repealing tile taxes on tobacco, xvhicli are iin aiiogaiiee i and Linden to agriculture, nnd the tax upon spin's used in the arts iind loi n-cchai ii al pur poses, and by such levisioli of the t;ii:ll b.wsas wiil tend to check imports o: such ;r:i le :.s a e produced by our people, the p'oihicl ion d which given employment to our labor, and lease li'oni import duties these :ul:eles of for eign product ion. except bixin ten. the like of x hieli cannot b produced at Indue, Ihcre hidl si ill remain a larger i cvei.lie I htm is r oiii-lle for I ne w aiit-s of govern picnt . ot internal taxes lather than surrender any part of our i n.tee tivc system at the ion. t bch-st of the whisky ring iind agents of foreign manufacturers. AOAINST pAl'I'Fll AM) I.AIIOK 'IIIl'S'S. We declare hostility to the u liodnctioii into ti ls country of forcicn coliliiict labor and of i 1,1,,.,.. i,, i.,.r ul tun to on i- ei x iliya I ion and mir ! cor.stiluttoii, and xve xlcmaml I lie l igi I enioice lueiit of existing Pms agiiinst it iind favor such immediate legislation as will exclude such la bor fiom our shores. We declare opr opp.ovjtlun to ,iM combit.a-tion-of capital oieiiied in trusts or olher xxiscto control arbitrailly the comiitiou of trade among our citl.cns iind xve reeoirmeud to congress and tie .stiile IcgtsUilurt s in their respective jurisdiction such legislation as xxid tnevent the execution of all scheme to oppress the pec pie liy undae charges on their supplies or by u-.ijti t r;ites for the transportation of their products to niatket. we aiiprove legislation by corgiess to pie vent iilike unjust burdens and unfair d sc.iihi- l inalioii between states. piJ'(il.ii'. .A i.Ktilsl.ATIo.V. We rearm-in t lie policy r,f atitiiopi ml ing the public liitids of the I.' Idled Stiitcs to be home- stead!" lor American cilier.s iind sdlh-rs not i aliens, xx hicn the republican party established I ill t.si '2 iigil list the persi.ste.it oppoiil ioi.i e the deiiioerais m congress. x hi, -It hli nioughl our great yestri x ;l.iiiiiiin into iniignilieeiit de- velxipellltini. i lie II - I 'I ill It'll Ol UlO-rtl ill" VI inn grants to U.e puniic iioin un ioi wie ii-e i n a. - tual sett lets, xx it ,c n x. as ueg.i. . . . . a - ministration of I'res'dent Arthur should be coiittimed. We deny Hint t he deic,.v:iti r, .x lias ever restored o'e to U.e. people, bin .Uc1...,.! liim ny the joint action of repuhlieahs and democrats about fifty million acres f un- earnei liinds. origimiiiy g'anieu io, im- eon- stincl ion ol 'railroads, have been restored to the public domain in pursuance of conditio!-.';, inserted bv the i enulniciii' party in tit.- .Mtgin al grants. Ws vV,:'i.-' - xi-'moeiailc iidtiilnis ..i.i Vriln iiiilnre to execute hixvs seem ii.g to selileis title to llieii homes t e:;ds and xx il Ii us ing appropriations made for t li nr. pinpi se to hairass ii-nocent settlers xvith spits ami prose cut ions under the false pn tense of '-a1..-ti. frauds and vindicating the l'.i,; jl)Alsptrr.".' OK TKKlUTOlil ES, The government by congress .f the lerritor-ie.-v is liascd upon necessity only ;o tl.e end that they may become states in the union : !(", o fore. whenever the conditions f i o;. j,l;-tioii. material resource-, v 'nnu iiiteVdj-i.efc ami morality a;'? s,;x;n . ' tiisr,i'e Mable. M-Y. n'-v-pUMi.'ht tnjsretii I'.te ncople uf stp-U ici ritoi ies siio.iKi 6'; i crmitled. a right Inherent !n them, to fiili.l lor themselves cons-Mint inns and state governments and be ad ittcil, inio the union, reiulihg; prcparatl n for statehood olliecr there' f should le sek-.'-ted in m b; Tdv resiib uts iind citizens of the t ;uuiy 'i i;et cm they are to sf-";.. iot i, ' Diikolti should if ahi niiiiie'lliitely ndir.lUed as a state in the union under the constitution fr-ured and adopted by hPr people and we lnarti'.y en dorse tiie action of the lepttblici'.n senate i, twice I'assini; bills for her admis-mii 'I ic; fnsiil of the dcinocratic V:Ou'-v id l V'l'1--' a'-at:i- tives. -or it:'.;ti::;u mill bsiV, to ri "'''' Mm fr-S ts xx" j'tiiul viohdlon- of the i action of the democratic house of representa nn prim ipie of loeiil self -gov. -in- i lives i:i iffiising cvin c-.iusixteiiition of geneial s;at-,i tiii-.t' iiiu sli red'AiuOriunu ir.eiit. and ineilts tl'.e eondemnatlou oi till j ist men. 'I he pending lid!.-in t he Semite for acts . .. .-,,..1,1. , .a ,1.1 lit X.X. I S 1 1 1 Ti if i 1 ! 1 . ': . ... , '.......! '7,. . Me the ueople of Mslin.gto:i, rx;i;ni I i:iKo; a ami ixiouiuuoi inn". iu vi iipj'u. ...,.i 0M..1. 'ti. .ijfa ' iniv.ii-biiwi i i!loUl ne nasscii tviVUvUtt untieccs-:ti y (U'ay. Tin- reniiuiicau' raitv Pledges nisei! lo ilv W 5 CS power to iaciiiiaie ine avuniasnin tu i;,o n i p-- .',...i. it.i... .... l'itorie? Of exv Mexico. W y.iilnii. luitiio iind Arizona to flip ei.',o,M'eiit of self-government. t.aittir. Such of i hem as are now qualil'ted as soon as po.-sible.and others as suoa as ihey may become so. 's V Chas. Harris, John II. our.g. 111 tiik moiimo." ocrsTiox. The i(littcal power of lite Mm nion cbineli iu the tei'it'iilen i exenised In the past i a ineli.iiice to llee Insl 1 1 lit ions loo ilaligeioiei to lie long suilcit d. 1 1 M lole v e p. dge I he ic pi.l.h. an pally to applopllate legic I. it ion, ii-eH iiig t be mix ci c int y ot the pat Ion in all t he t el I lloi les x hei e the sh me t uner-tloiicd, md in luilliemiiee of that Hid to place upon Ihe statute I k leg t'lat ion fttlngent ell; ligli lo divoli e J oiilil ill lll'lll el cle-lio-t H ill poutl. I. ml I In." -tan.p out the attci.iiaiil m ieke.iiii ss ol poly gi'iny. I he icpi.blieiiti party is lo faxor of the use of Pot !i gold iind si Ix i f as money, and con -ilemiislhe policy ol I lie demoel al ic iiiliniuls tratioa III It- ( llortn to demoiielie silver. X e ilciPiiiid Ihe leiluellon of leller postiire to I c hi n I ' mice. In a icpublic I ke out s, x here lh- citiei.sls the suvel, lll iind the oltlel d Ihe r-eixiint XX here llo powrr is exei el sed except by the V. 1.1 .if t he people. II I- Impel I all t I n at ine soei -"Ig u eople should iiosscr-s hit el !lgei,ei . Ihe free school is the plollioter l.l thill lli.el.b'i lice xx h ich is to ;. i si-i x e ls ;i ti ee nal ion. 'I hel--loic. Ihe Mate or nation, or both coiibtned. slu aid Miipoil lice n si a ul ion- ol h-niaing siillieielit lo slloid lo cci y child gioxxiug up m the bind ihe oppoi I unity id a good eoiiimon-M-I.ool eil ueal ion. ul ti .vi m-iiA.s; i m i:i.n I-. We earnestly i eei inuieml that prompt action be t ilk en 1 1 c. I g ss in the ei iiel im nl of such legi-iiitlou as will In si kcciii e the rehabilita tion n! our Aleerlexii men hali' luitlilie, and xxe proti'St iigainr-t the piissage bY congress i f a lice i-hip bill as calculated to woik injustice to lalnr by h hhciii g t he w ages of these en g.igeil in plepal ing liiiitel ials its u ell as the-c liilt-etly eniployeo III our ship.Xiilds. va e de liiatu apptopi Tat iotih lor ihe curly rebuilding of our naxy. lor the com t run ion of coast loitttii ations and modern ordinance and other approved modem Un a' s ot dlenn' for the protei lion ol our d el nsi-liTTT haibors and eit tes. for the pay moid o! jmt pel sions lo our soldlet s, for I ecer-sal XV. I kh ol palio 'I lm poitai e- in the improvement cf the i. bois iilld Ii.iiit els of internal, coastwiser ' iind ile gn commeice. Im the eneooragciiienl l 1 lie si, inning interests i f III" All idle, liulf land I'; ctlie stales i.s v el! as tor ihe paynin: ot Ihe niiiluiin:r public ib-bt. This polny xxtli x .o nais n. i, i,s. i ,i s i:. in., .. ........ ii urn coutilry, promote tnule, open new and dr.o.-t markets for our pioditcts nnd cheap p the cost of tiiinspoiiaron We atiirin IIi'm tope l;ir better tor i ur country than Ine democratic po'k'y of loaning the gox eriiinei.l '.- money xvllhotil interest to "pel banks." r ole ! to ni l. XT ions. The conduct of foreign nlbnrs by Ihe pic-i-nt iiilniiiiistralion h:i- been li-l in:-uisln .1 bv iiicl licietcy aid couiirdice I lax iier w it lot I ax n ( roin I he senate all pending Ilea ics elbclcd j bv republican ail mill ist tilt ioi s lor Ihe icmoval I of foreign buidens and i est ml loos iiio:iour I cotiiiiii'ice and for its extension into a bet lei I market d hits neither aliened nor propos. d I ii!ix others in their r-tead. Piofc-sitig adhcr I etii-e to t he Mom ne duel i ii c. it has heeli xx III idle eoini laceney t he ex tension ol foreign iu I llueiiec ill lenl ral Ana l ieii anil i f lot cigti I fade t everywhere amoij; our neighl ots. 11 basic fused to charter sanction or encouiagc any American orgaiii.y I ion for com-i run tug tin : N'ieai:i"iia canal, a xvoik ol vtiil ilitlioi innce to t he maintenance ot the .xpiiii'n.i tiociiinc an i of our n at ion al int.Ulcnco in lentl ill and South Anieiic.-i ami neeei-r.ai V lo Ihe ilex elo ilii.-li. I oft rude xxiih our racili'c teliitory, xxilh iSott'h j America, and xvith t lie lurther coasts of the I I'acilie Ucea n. I Kisn Ki: I rs (ir Ks i ion . ' We arraign the present democratic adminis ' t rat ion foritsxxciik and unpatriotic; ircatnient i of the fisheries ntestion, iind its piisilliinitnous ! s.iireiiderof iill privileges to which our fishery i s.scl-t are enti led in Canadian poit under I ihe treatv if 1-ls. the reciprocate iiiriiiti- tine leeisliition of !s:;u and comity of nal i n. s, I and which Canadian fishing vessels icceixe in I the ports of tiie I tiiied .Slat-s. V e lemn itheitlliyol l he presi-iit nuininisliation and I lie detniici iit ic m;i jot ity in congress towaids I our tislieries its unft ietutlv and conspieiou-l y iiniiati inl ie iind iis tending to destroy a vuidnbie ; tiiitiotiiil indurtiy and ;in indispevsiblc resource I of defense against I l''ig, enetiiy. Ihe name o A ote, lean implies iinue in mi eili -'-ns nl I'll-.- n i ibli and imte.ises upon men 1 alike I ne Siiine o ligal io i of obedien-e to the 1 iixx s. A t I "ne same i line ei iz -nship is and must I be the pauoplv and -afeguard t him h;i x'.eti!s ! ii, should shieYi and ptoteit ..:: x. In '.her htgh i in-ii, xv. rich or nocr. hi all :ns rivil rlghti. Il , - ul hUi) .,, ,,. . f ,. ..,., ,.;, :i,ioa.l in whatever 'l i - i l.ixvful ei i and. '""- j civil skhvick liM-olot. j TI.1P men who iibindoned ! hi ,-etniid!eal: par- j y Ui iSS4 ;,,,, cold itm'.i t,. ii.tiu-ie to the demo- . ... at .,, i v n.-.c. . , ;i it cd not only ine cause o! 'n.efjf ii'.'x C-1 uii-iit , nut oi smiuu nuance, oi ir.edom and ))itit!y ol U'.e nntiot. ntti e-teyr.-hiilv have deserted the cause of reform the civil service. We xxitl not keep nil'.' pledges beca't-e ttey buvC iT)ixi-n theirs, or l;e iiuse their ei'.l'i'xivt.V'. lias broken his. We ; hereto!--,, r i'i-rtr "our declaration of ism. loxx it : 1 (1,. let'.i.m Oi civil seiviee iiUspie.onsly begiiii ; otu'er lei'Ulilicali adliimistlittion sp.oulU ne i c. i: tile ted by it I ui t her extension of tji" n-hu in : s.x slen; iilre.ady est al dished by i,nv to all grades ' of the service to xx bu U U ; iiidilied. The spir . it an'! piirmi'o' ol i viol in jdioulu t'e observed in ( c,;l'iv'e at'!o;ntuteitt, and all laxvs at .,1 it-nee xv it h I ite object of existing l (form H g i ji.ii io',i slsold.l be re esled. and that the rl.iii- l'-l' o nee tustliutions xvnicli litiK in the mxx -cr of otVctid piilronagc uixy be wisely nd cf iei lively avoided. The gratitude of the T;di"i to the defenders of the union cuvuiul tJe asstoed except b' laws. The leei -'at son or congress should conform to tii-3 Pl.'OfiCS made by a loyal people, iind be so i viilai gcd iind cMemled as to prov ;ih; agaiii.-l 1 he possibility tlmt any inaii xvb' lionorrxbly xx ere the federal uniform shad become au In mateof an almshouse or dependent on l rivate. j : clKllitv. in tint nreiice of tin overlloxxtng ' ticii-.ury H wi.-iiUi l- a public .-ruudal to do less i ! for i iio.-Hi whose valorous sei x ice presetted i ite goxci iiiiieut. We denounce Ihe hostile spirit 1 snoxxn by President Cleveland in his numerous i vetoes of measures for pension relief, and the l.ensli n le"!.!nliOu. i., it ..l the in ineiiib-j Peiexxlth I'lilin- Ci.ucil xve invite the co-operation d patiuui : , ..ii ..x.rti.. Lnni.tlu- i,t m!1 working 1 i"r" ,- i , ; , . , : i t men vx ho.e orosneri t v i.s serious! v threatened byt iie teo trade policy of the lu esent admin a ! it'uiioii. Tie fiivt co-cei n of Mil good government is the virtue and sobriety of the people Mid the purity of their homes. 'I he republican party coni'mlly sympathizes xxllti nil xxise and xvtil directed etfovts tor the iifoinotlon of temperance. A. liankin, Sarah E. Alexander, John Moore, M. A. Shipmaii, Lillie Kalisky, T. W. Faught, Clayton liarber, W. J. Ilesser, Harrv Kneller. J. E. liarwick, J. (x. Iioyal, W. X. McLennan, P. C." Minor, F. McCourt, J. C. Fought, W. J. W arrick. Judge A. X. Sullivan, and other prominent citizens are owners of South Patproperty. is. Over 14,000 worth of this desirable property has been disposed of within a short period and no part has been sold to outside speculators, which is i-olid proof of the substantial growth of this part of the city. l'.i. More substantial houses have been built in South Park during the year pa-t than in any one locality, ami i-tiil the. building boom continues. 20. Terms, one third cash, balance in one and two years, or lots may be purchased on monthly payments. 21. Purchase a lot and we will loan you iiiney with which tu build. IilKJAL. Chattel Mortgngo Sale. To All Il'oni Man i'mutrii: Notice Is hereby -riven lhat vxe will n tho Kill diiv i f September. ls-n, ill Ihe town of (1- ctiwooil, t'ass county. Nebliisl.il, bctw'eti the belli . of in in. and I i . In , nil I ul pblln a urt li. n the follow n g desi i died sli ek nnd llnit -teln. XI: One Imx tt . it i e, i Ine y CHI mil . xx eight 1,1 Vi pouiulH ; one bay noire 4 Xci.ls olil ; l.e bay mare .' years old : one r nnd xxhlle cow ; one black coxx ; ore blaeW a:i,l xxhile cow ; one st, cr i alf ; lie heller calf ;, and one pl.ttfoiiu hptlng wagon ; all being the propcity of lie M. I.. APdel-on. Sll'l (lescillieii nsHiiov' ill ins eel till II el lilt te I mm I gage da led A ugust inn! iccoided iu the ( letks lib c ol ' daled A ugust II. hss conn - ty , NelU iiska, f eenrti'g n piomlsary note oi Siim S, I.. A ndei run ot i 10.'...' il, lo I he I '.auk of fuss I 'on lit V. dated A ugiiM 11, Hsu, ill nw log lot) lent id the'late of Hi per cent linin M.ilch I. l"h", on xx Inch date said note became due. 'I lie coiull tion.sof raid mortgage wire.that incised l.iull should be niiide in payment if said note oiioiy pint theieof. or if the moi tgngceri hhoiild at anx I line ib-cin thein-elxes iiisccine, then It should be laxxti.l P i nioilgiigees to enler upon I he preiui-e- ol Siitd moi I eager iind take im mediate po-os-ion t bet col, and disimse of Ihe same at public sale, ami out of Ihe money i'lls ing theieliom to p.ix s id sum ol . hi l. ;n, inter css, cost-, chiiiges iind expclisen incident, theieto. lheic still rotuaiiiilig due on h.'ild Hole the hiiui ol s-lss ,ti ai Interest, and de fault h.iviug been innde under the ploxisions of said mot tage, the nioilgiigees will proceed lo make the sale ns aloiesaid, Ihe proce ds In he applied as conditioned m "abl mertgage. Il X N Ix nf I ' A sS I'llt'M'V. Vi:iiii am .x. H x i ks Attorneys. '.'.i-r Sherifrs Sale Pv irtue of I hree i -cut 'ons Issued by V . C. l'hoxxiiller, clcik of Ihe dl-lricl court VX ithill ill ii I f or Cil-s eon tit y. N ebl ask il, it In I to me il I tecled. I xx ill oil Hit 1st day ol I'clober, A. i) , iss.s, at 1 1 o'clock a m . of said day nl Iho south door of tin court In. use in I'l 1 1 sii'ciit ! , Il said co lily, -eil at public auction, the lot -loxx ing leal i slate o-x It : Ihe xxe-t InilM 1 , 1 ot I he soul h-easl ill:ilter I t'.e in Hie. s iptHller nl seclioti riuht isi. t'.xx ii-b i n Ixxelxe tl.'i, liingr Ihir t i-en ( l:'.. cast of I he i til sixth I lneliiil me rid -iitn in Cass county. N lira-l.a. 'I ho same being lex led I' poll a nt I I kcu as t he properly of '1 homas .1, '1 horn:.-, di lend. nit ; In ;i isfv ii Judgment ol said court recovered by I he I il i.elis Palik (.1 I ' I ill I ,inoii: Ii. philutlll, against i-aiil ib-lcniliiid . J'litttsiuoiiih, Neb, Aug. '. ! h A l Issi. .PC V. IKIX It X It V. Ixx.'r Shellll Cass Couiily, . Neb nx ill Mit I ki:. He put. v. SheritVs Salo. P.v virtue of an eciilion issued Irv W. C. Slnixx alle r. Clerk ol th" lij-tnet limit xxillilu am! for ' '..si count y, " I bra-l.ii. iind In Inn ill reeled. I xxill on the Isl day of October, A. I . lsss. nt g i. clock p. in. ot s .ul day. Hi Ihe sout h door ol i he Com t House iu the" city of Plat t sun . ut h. in said conn t y . sell at public aue tiou, I he lolloxx ing real ctate o-x it : I he e.ii-t hiill t ( , I of t lie s.-u: lieasl qua!' er C i of the lenl in a si quarter ( ' ) of sect ion eiglr is i, tnwi.ship txxelx'rt (12), lunge I h 1 1 1 ecu i 1 :', iir I of Ihe rill P. M., Cass county, Nebraska. ' he Same being levied upon anil taken as the pi opcrt y of 'I homas .1 . 'I In lu.is, lictemlant : to s.lisly a iudgnient ot said ( uuil recovered by William I.. II i i ts, I Mai n i ill , i-gaim-t sa.nl I ii-fcn. diiut . J'lattsiisoit h, Nriri askii. Aug '.'tUli.A. l.. Iss.s. .) ". Id K K.N f.Att V. '' l ! Shet ill Cass County, Neb. I'.y Pax in .MM. 1. 1 it. Deputy. Shoriff a Salo IV virtue of an order of -ale K-ued tiy W. C. Showalt'.r, Clei k of Ihe District Court xxithin iinil J.r Cas county, Ni iil'a-I.;;, iimt to me di lei tfcd, I xxill on I lie J.'rt h day ot cpteinber, A . D. l.-ss. al o'clock p. in. nt said day. at the soul II door of t he eoiuv bouse III Silnl County. Sell at nt I il e auc', ,on. t lie lolloxx ing leal estaie to-xtii: 'I he tioi 1 1 half ( 1 , ) of Ihe sonttiuest, ip.lart or ', , ) o sect ioi; rum In r I xx enty I xx o (.'2 1. in pi" ushlji niiiiilii'i' ten 1 1". 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 of range, t u in I ut On (no, ea-I of the nt h I'l inci pal er idiati in Cass county. N'-b:a-kn. 'the same he itig li-viei up-. u ux.it taken as t he proper! y of S;i eiu-t Scliiollman and Agnes .Sehlolt m"i), el til, Defendaits, to n;itis ly l iildgmci.t of said Court recovered by the l.'iii.iieetii ii ut l:tver Savings fliiiik, I'laiutilt, ligailist said I )elel...liilt -'. i'lail -mouth, Neo.. Augu-t A. D. lss. .1 . ('. Ii! Ix KM'. A U . Shelili Ciiss County, Neli Sheriff's Salo. of an enler of sab- i-sued by W. C. tletkofthe District Couit within Ily x irt tu S'io alt er, and for Cii-s county. Nebias a, iind lo me Ul rected. 1 xxill on the i!'.ith day of Se jit. In her. A. V). is-s, at 11 o'eH-k a. in. of siiid day. at. the south door of t lie con-1 hon-e in said county, scil ii' publie auclion. the follow ir a real estate toxvit : ThetiOith half of the soul h wei-t ipiar tc.'of section number t xx cut y-t xvo, in Towns' ip number ten. north it range number ten, cast, of ihe sixth I'lincipal Meiidinn ill Cass county. Nebiaskii, togi-l her xvit h all the privileges and rt(iporlaiices thereii ti belonging or in iinyxx i' e iipiertaining. '1 he si-me being levied upon and taken as the propel t v i t Snmual M-hlottmeii slid Agnes Schlutt man et. al. Defendau's ; lo satifv :i jtiilgment of said court reeoveied bv the Ct i.iietictit i.'iver Savings Ihink. riandilt. aail:st siiid leteiidallt-. I'lall-moutii, Neb., Augu-t 17. . D. l-'J-s. .1. C. id K K.N II.XIIV, Sln i ill Cass County , Jxeh. ''ii W illiain I iadsax : Voti xxill take notice tha. on the lb ihiv of Augu-t. 1 m I.etta l.ltidsav. William i.iiidsav. Nellie i.indsiiy and Pear! I. ind-:iv. Illinois. ,y tneir m-xt lriend. l'eter D. i'.an'-. liled their petition in the Dis trict Court of Ca-s county. Nel-tiiskii, itgainst vott. t he object and pra ver of which are to ob tain a jtulgioent :i-niiist you for Ihe -tun of one thousand dollars for suiipott of plaintiffs. A writ, of attachment has oeeti issueu in siim cause, ami un; f iliow ing propei i y lex ten on ny virtue t hereot toxx it : I ois three ami lour, in block thirty-eight, ia Young & Hays' addition -lo t he city of l'latlsn un III, C. -s Co.. Neb. ; also the fo'.lo'viiig person. A property : onecow. on calf, and a Pit of household an. I kitchen furni ture", to satisfv said claim. Von are hereby re quire'1 to aus '.ver said petition ou or before the l.ith day of October. !s.s l.'ovKt.i.rot.'x .t I'.I-KSIN, ;.-,-:, Att'ys for I' alntltfs. 'V" V p wss sac Sfe d 2e imi m- - 1TEBBASIC A PLATTSKOUTH