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CENERAL CROOK AN O THE
APACHES.
InU-rvieu.s -v.itii l -nfial j (Jniri',
Scolit-lil aii;l Ilnwanl, iven in ourli:
l atche.s to-l;iy, s-!'iv tii.it tiiosu yen
tlt'ineti i; Him wtm '.-;t coiifi -Lmicij in
the ability of Cieiu.-ral Or.ji'k, to ac
complisli v. ;i.;t hu set oat to 1 , in pua
Lsliin; the wily Anaclie.s. CJcucral
.Schoiiel'I iiifoini:? tho rrporter that
.i-nernl Crook t'Xi'jctL'vl to b gone on
this expedition about two months, he
has not boon heard of now for some
four weeks. Also (Jen '1 .si;holield says
he may not report for four wf.vks yet;
that he needs every in. in in l.ii com
mand, :md cannot spare even ,.i3 man
as a messenger. This bein-j t!;e case
we w.nider liow tho war dep.irfcment"
of this mighty nation would feel if
this chivalrous olHcer and .his brave
little coniuiund s'louid bi; uuniliil.ited
by th.'SH .i;iv;;jes, on account of the
small:. ts.s of their cunni iii'ly The
Hkuald doesn't belie v: aay crelit
cm ;Ut:ich to us in i naliDii.il s-- i.'-.e in
these Indian campaigns, no niatter
Uow successful u dating, exy.ji ienced
olli er like CJen'l Crook m.iy be ia the
prcstntoue; when the war department
i3 compelled to send an inadequate
force to capture and punish us danger
ous and formidable a foe as these Xew
Mexico uad Arizona Indians are.
This government should at least have
a standing army large enough to pro
tect our frontier settlers. When an
experiencud ollioer, occupying tlie po
sition General Scholidd does in the
military a"ff.ii:s of this country, makes
the admission, that this able ollicer
made, viz: "that Gen'l Crook is so
short of men, that unless absolutely
necessary he would not uare weaken his
force by the loss of a single man for
a messenger," it tells the whom story.
Leaving out of the question the crim
inal feature of sending useful and
brave officers and men into such
imminent peril, we believe the
result of these campaigns, prosecu
ted with sc i:it commands, is that they
are insufhVii-nt to accomplish what is
really nece.-sary to be accomplished,
an 1 hence have to be repeated every
season, lite lli:KAnDisu disbeliever
in the present policy of our govern
ment in dealing with the Indians; but
if this policy is to be maintained, why
not send men enough in a single cam
paign to thoroughly subdue these
.Mexico and Arizona Indians, instead
of prosecuting light weight campaigns
two or three times each year. To us
there is no reason in the policy itself
nor sense in the manner in which it is
.administered.
vr-e. n 1 through which the IMty As we have heard nothing from tlie I
volies cn-.-.tioa. Man U.iuU abashed overhauling, given me im-amuon. oi
before its .subtile pmvi r. S.eam can be j "hb-h he is the head, by th:- last h-gis-tmd.
r.-tol. Natural las a.vount for lature, it is to ne pivmimd Go v. Dawes
it. and natural menu., mntiol it: but ! has not found anj thing in the icpoitol
clotiiii;o
how a w ii:: s'retehed in tin; 'ai ih f i
hundred-! of miles. aa tr.ui-mit tlie en
ergy w hich is bei ig everted by falling
waters or sweeping winds at the other
end of the w ire, is something which,
however, well explained, cannot be
comprehended by one in a tlem and of
the human race. Of all the in ii vels of
science the control of elect i i city is the
most augu-t.
RACE LINE.
Tha editor of the Omaha Herald
sneaks right out cu the '' color line"
question. Tho Dr. says it is a "race
line," and we guess he i3 about right;
but isn't the Herald a little off in its
charge, that Frederick Douglas, and
the advocates of the colored men's full
political and civil rights, are in favor
uf (uaatjamatioa' We hardly think
the Omaha Herald means to charge
this obj-'ct upon the proponed colored
convention soon to assemble in Wash
ington. It is the old auti-beilurn ar
gument which we used to hear slavery
advocates use against the abolitionists.
We think there was a great deal
more cf this loin down amalgamation
practiced in the days when the "race
line" theory nourished in this country
under the guise of Afric:i Slavery.
Wnerever colored men are denied thi-ir
political and -civil rights, its is perfect
ly proper that they should meet a: d
discuss the matter, and it we n't hurt
any one except it be those who are de
nying them their rights under the law.
HERALD CLIPP3NC3.
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At Wholcsalcaiul .Retail. Cash
paid for all kinds of country
produce. Call and see me
Opposite First National Hank.
oi-' sfui'aisi:.
At one ol the hoe!s the otla r day, a
drummer went to settle his weekly bill,
which he thought amounted l seven
dollars and a half. The clerk t,l ! him
it was only seven dollars.
''Ain't your rates seven dollars and a
half per week ? asked the drummer.
"They are'
"Don't you advertise your rates tobc
seven dollars and a half?" inquired !:e
drummer.
"We do."
"Then why don't you charge; me sev
en dollars and a hall"? I don't want to
live for less than .any one else. The
house is footing my bills, and there is
nothing mean about me.''
Seeing the drummer so angry, the
clerk took o'f hi.- diamond an 1 e.il iin-
cd :
"We are charging you the sniae as
any one f lse."'
""Then why isn't it seven dollars and
a half ."'
"Decause yon were away from din
ner the day before vest ei day, and thai
takes oil fifty cents, the regular re
duc But a dull tuul interrupted Hum K ik,
who looked around and saw the dra.r.
iner stretched dead on tho floor. lie
will play his drum no more, r-'ubse
qtient investigation proved that the man
had formerly resided in a metropolitan
boarding house; and the jury rendered
ii verdict accordingly, givmg it as its
opinion that he died of excit -meat s:u-per-iuduced
by su Iden surprise Tuck.
the committee, which was n feiredto
His Ex ( Heiiey, lo warrant the icino
val of Sup'-rinteadcnt Malli-'Wsoii.
It wusrthe opinion of the 1Ij:i;ali
at the time, and still is (ear opinion,
that the best interests of the state
would be subserve l by the letention
of Dr. Mathewsoii at the head of U.e
Asjlurn.
Twi; Fall.sCity Journal taking Datus
Brooks for a text, gives an iu'eresting
biograpliyof the J'trr.m which have
been employed on, and which have ad
vanecd from the Omaha Republican
to federal position- of trust and profit.
The list is interesting reading, and we
notice the Republican reproduces it
w ilhout comment.
Xow tinee the Journal has called at
tention to the adaptability of The Ko
publicau soil to produce fevlerid herb
age, would it not 0' in order for the
Republican to r-'eiprocato with a.-hoit
sketeh of the productiveness of the
ri'.h pastures of Richardson County in
the u;ne direction.
P nfhinnr
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I! life' I
othinc.
N e a7 o i I I n c 1 e i o 1 c:l . '
0 1E3I.H:EOX.iID
Til i; laiaiia luqiu'dicau s iys;
The Republican has bia r. the only
consistent IVIcikI of the I1i-.I1 nationality
among I lie newspapers uf Nebi n-k::.
'i'hlS i.- aIuiot too good to lie true.
NO WOXDEU WthiaAM Ti:f.!. WAS KiX'lC-
"Gessli-.? Who w; (JesshrV" said
Mrs. Beckram to her husband.
"He was a tyrant, my dear, and also
a life insurance agent.''
"What do you ma i by such non
sense f
"There is no nonsense about it, Mrs.
Beckrani, I assure you. Docs not Wil
liam Tell say to (iessler hi the third act.
IIo tyrant, has thou not given 1113 as
surance of my life V Your hu band,
madam, never makes a statement that
he is not prepared to support by docu
mentary evidence." Texas SH'tings.
John I"n..i a.Vi.i,
l're.siilen; .
A. V. .Mel.Al.
( a-liier.
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li.'JT NATIONAL
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! i l-ATT.S;U'i;f. .NLni.'ASJiA,
Oilers t.lt
very t,e:3t i'acKil i' s fi i tli
tr.ujsa, iii)!! of ga,i;ile
jllnlhl.t
BANKING BUSINE
Stacks. P.onds, ;.. 1, (i , er,,a:eut ami hoc.il
bceuiilies ISoiiulit ami ''!a. !):)isils leeeiv
aiid iiili-iv.-,! ail i.v. a mi lime t'ertiii
eales. I i aft " -i rauii , a v;t ilal'Ie in a iy
lial l il tlie l'ili!c,l i;t.ues ;u,(l all
t lie j)i iaeiia! ! d, uu of
ICuinjie.
Collections mettle t" promptly retnittrd.
IN A NIT SJIKLI.
The Drummer. j
An awful mash,
A little cash.
Two hearts that beat as one.
Ain't got a cent
To nay the rent,
Gol darn it, where's (he fun ?
Ililie-jt market price.- p:.H i--r County War
rants. State at.ii ''unty r.-j:i.s.
DIRECTORS :
Joliii Kitzuerud
John It. .'lar.
(!eo. K. Dovev,
A. W
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A. K. ':"ui;'.alin,
ii. ;. ( 'u.-liiiiK,
F. K. Wiiil e.
He' h Mil.
The Clarinda Herald, ictiag that the
civil service rides forbid the appoint
ment of any person to a government
position who habitually uses intoxicat
ing liquors, observes with a sly tw iakle
that, "If that rule is obeyed though the
democrats may e'ect a president the re
publicans will continue to hold the offices."
a s wi.;-.juia.
"I love that man witn all my heart,"
said a PLiiadcphia girl, "but the trouble
is, that it I answered 'yes,' everybody
will say I married for i;ev:-y. He is
an editor." Boston Herald.
If gentle May will now settle down
in the lap of summer, the litile eccen
tricities of the past ten days will be
overlooked.
ENDORSING Wl AT KEYSON;
Members of the State Nledical So
ciety Speak their Minds About
His Management.
TIIK MAIITEIj OF SC'ItXCE.
A. tr.nnd is being coiiilmctel under
the river Thames, in London, and when
i' is completed it is proposed to light
i; and run trains through by electricity.
A sav .a;t of tie- a-t has succeeded in
transmitting ! ;i long distance the
power generated by a waterfall work
ing upon an eleeiiical aptaratus, with
only a loss of iO jr rviA f power in
the first ixiaiinunt. Ah this e.. . ;.-
that bcioie !or g ti e sour.d of ih i -pi j
rations of the steatil engine, b r ail
small work at least, will cease. Wh-.-n
in the m uning it is time to sliut the
power press to throw off the daily news-,
idl that Mill be done wiil be the fuming
of a key by the pressman. Some waler
po.ver far in tho valleys, or the gde
that blows from the mountains or the
lakes, will supply the power. It seems
ns though the intelligence ot man h now
materializing for his ' heaviest labors
the power which is the nerve of the uni-
Lixcolx, Xeb., lay 24, 1SS3.
The Nebraska .Sta'e Medical society,
in its fifteenth annual session assem
bled, in the Chamber of the House of
Itcpresentativts, has instructed the
undersigned to transmit the following
resolution to the leading newspapers
of the state ;
Iiesoh'cd, That the thanks of the Ne
braska locate Medical .Society be ex
tended to Dr. II. I. Mathewsoii, Super
intendent of tlie Insane Hospital of
.Nebraska, for his courteous invitation
to visit the Asylum.
Whilst we do appreciate his enter
tainment and hospitality, we are well
atislied with the method of his man
agement and the elegant and cleanly
appearance of the establishment, that
the patients bear all the appearances
of good care and good treatment, and
we believe that the management of
said institution is unexceptionable,
A. S. Mansfield, M. D.
Sec. Neb. State Medical Society.
Ciias. S. IIaiit.M. D
Assistant Secretary.
Omaha Herald
Dr. Mathewson may well be con
gratulated upon the foreoging endorse
ment from the medical fraternity of
the state, v -
Bank Cass County
'oti:eriM;.i'i aati Sixth Sireets,
1 JD'i.V !'!...'' K. !'i -.sklent, I
M. .'ATI N, C'a.-liier. f
Transacts a Qenufal Banlani Bssiacss.
IIIGIIKST CASH j'RICE
Paul for Conni;) tr,id city War. aids.
and jiromptly reantteit fs,.
KlilKCCTOIiS :
John Black, J. M. 1'altfi-son, C. If. I'armele,
F. K. Guiliiaann, J. Morrisscy, A. '.
Sniitli. Fled Cenler. 51!y
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER, - NEJ3,
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L. HEED, l'resident.
Ii. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
11. S. WILKINSON, Cashier.
A Gsnsra! Eankiag Business Transacts!
nni'ONiTN
Iteceived, and laterost allowed on Time Certi
ficates. 5::.vi"TN
Din-.vu availabln in any part of the United
States and all the (nn':iiat cfties of Europe.
Agents for t?te celebrated
Haiirc Line of SMiirs.
INSURANCE.
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CITY, of London,
QUEEN, cf Liverpool
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
AMEKICAX EX TRESS CO..
WELLS, FARGO & CO. EXTRESS.
Ofiiee in RokwooJ Etock , with Johnson -ros
6dcm
WtU end prppAM t ny Mrw lkir ,
QAMD CATfilOnUP. ,
fur ifl"vi, mu. iiM hucmvii;,
of i lutmmtri, 5ulls Helta
SULia. Drum Ataiur Si, an.l
H5, Somiry hmn OU.u, Krfirli
ifistrvn for AtniUfftr iUMUa. uil ft Cfttcm'
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Still undersells unv of his competitors by "J. p r t . R( nsons wlij',' lie I
been au ohl cxiii r.-eni cd ( hilhier'ever Nile c ls.", kuowhhow lo
buy, p iys no rent- :m I buy l'f c;i-h.
Iicmoiib(T tlio IVcnty-Mvt iV; ("cut. Save
SAYLI) RV RI;VI.N(. or m.M. dAiW'
GltOCEIES-
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MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOUR.
t li;i.V(. i.i ! ! ;i 'i i : Jin" 'if
Queensware, Glassware, Lampf
Will Excliame lor Country rroaucc.
&;;. All our K"'i!k :ii"e i I e-li.
Liiisscii Oil Meal Always on Uanfi
,'e.t luor to Co;;i t iloti-e, I'lnU.-inoiitJi, Xel),
iM&52w3M. Mm b. MURPHY & GO. '.
LUMBER.
Corner Pearl and Seventh Streets,
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ALL ja.NDS OI'
Lumoe
nSash.Doors, Blinds' r
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Lowest Mates. T'eiisss Gasfe
HARDWARE.
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