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T11K WKKK1.Y 1IKUAM); 1 1 A '1TSM ( ) I " i' H . N K H U ISKA.0(T0HKI127. 1802.
5
m THE CITY DADS
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City Hall Proposition Re
ferred to a Committee.
f.l U R P H Y CLAIM REJECTED.
Th City Council Met Last Niht
and Accepted the Advertising
Book.PayinK MoreTnan
Contract Price.
he council met Monday night as
h.ir uoiial custom. 1 lie room
'itaineil a large nuiiiher of spec-
ors who were present to watch
workings of Plattsmnuth h great
'uuucil. The tninuteH of the last
leeting were read and approved
Her all nii'inhers. were found to he
resent.
Audition wan read from 11. C.
M. iM ,L.n A Son :md (-everal other
petition dated thai if the conn-
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VlWOlllll IMluu
I... 1.1....L i.., il...r .n.nluiii Klevcuth
Hyie uioi n no
ft red. that they would pay the hy
drant rental until the next levy
was made. Iamgeiiluigeii wanted
McMaken it Son to put up a hond
to pay the rental or otherwise he
would have to vole no. The matter
was finally put on the (aide foi two
weeks to allow tlieiu to furnish a
hond.
A petition was read from ; mini
her of citi.ens asking the council
for the privilege of working out
their noil tax on Timher street he
ll tween Eleventh and Twelfth under
the supervision ol tlie street lom
inissioner. The ropiest was
r grnnieii.
Al A petition was read, uiiineroiisiv
lVigned asking the council to lay a
I yssingat the intersection oft'hi-
Jigi. avenue and Ninth street tor
J l ie henelit .f the school children
ho pass that way going to school.
ii motion UK-crossing was ordered
tin.
A petition was also read asking
council to put in a crossing on
Lincoln avenue in front of the I!. A
M. shoo gate and also icpair sidc-
jwalk on (iold street, which had hecn
ordered done some time ago. 1 he
prayer of petition was jranled.
A number of citi.ens asked the
council to have Marble l.ctwe.ii
Sixth street and Seventh graded so
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v III WOUIU or oi .1 --.-.
) he petition was referred to the
nnniittee on street-, allevs and
idges.
Messrs Kichey, I'armele Craig
presented a proposition to the eotin
cjj. regarding the city hall and
pera house, the proposition is
ili.it si :'.() I a HI hllildilig shall he
erected on lot 7. block 'J. in the city
of riatlsmolith, said building to he
used as an opera house and city
hall. That ground floor should he
used as an opera lin - and the
upper floor for a city h.di n'.-o that
the back j.alt id tin ground lloer i
to he used as a room for the lire de
partment. The opera house to be
r oiie-slory ami a Halt iiign aim uiai
e city see that the building is
exempt from taxation lor the term
of twenty sears. The city to pay
the sum of . la,n.
0i motion of l. M. Jones ihe
proposition was referred to a com
mittee of three to investigate.
Mr. Murphy said he thought that
t was a fair proposition and that
f.he council should consider it
fairlv: that a citvlhall was badly
needed as was also a opera house.
He also said that all of the smaller
city's had a nice city hall building
but, said Mr. Murphy, the city can
not exempt the building from taxa
tion, hut could do the same as they
did with Mr. Waterman, not levy an
iccuption tax.
Mr. Stempke secured the tloorand
opposed the proposition, in one of
his usual long winded speeches,
lie said: "th!it if the city had flaiMl
to put in the city hall he was in
favor of the eity building exclu
sively," that he opposed the propo-
tion and did not think the cily
ould do anv improving until the
f i .en s had taken hold of the nj.ii-
IV ll,.,,,,...l. ,.o 1 ,,.,,,1,1
I .'ad themsclv c.-.
'Mr. Lake, the m. in who purchased
' ' i i i i . i . . . i i
, 1 1 1 new nose ft-iuii-'i 1 1 1 nooi ,i no
with his ej es bulging out in hurt or
declared that they wanted the
earth.
Mavor l'.iii'.i-r ap!-oint"d l. M.
Jones, J. I '. Petersen and 11. Sp:"s us
a co m II I it lee to entile r wu It h'n ! ,e y,
I'armele, and Craig.
The Nier engineering Co., made a
reipie.-t ol tlie council, that il they
needed any more willows that the
eoiincil allaw them the privilege ol
laming inem iruui tue oar in limit
I d the depot. On motion of Murphy
vie repie.-t was i I u i d.
The tepott fit. m the joint com.
litlee from the council and board
,' traue reporteii mat tuey i:;iu ikm
l,i meet i ng and decided to aeceht t he
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work. I he report w as signed by a II
. members of the committee except
Jlurphy.
Mr. Murphy stated the teasons as
to why he did not sign the. report.
He said the work w as not up to w hat
the contract called for; that the 15
M. bridge according to contract
should have been lit'nog raphed
work was not anything like the
upon the trout cover, and that the
sample on file w ith the committee,
and that he, therefore thought he
was justified in refusing to sign the
report.
Lake secured the floor and in a
stentorian voice moved the adopt
ion of the report and was ably
seconded by Mr. Stempke. All of
tin.' councilnieu voting aye except
Murphy.
Mr. Windham railed the attention
of tin1 council to the condition of
the alley in the tack part of I'nion
block, since the street was graded,
saying that the surface water that
ran in there stood still. On motion
of I. M. Jones, a district sewer was
ordered put in and the city attor
ney instructed to prepare an
ordinance creating said sewer dis
trict. The water company had the ju r
minsiun of the council to lay the
pipe from Citanite street to the
drinking fountain on Sixth street il
they so desired.
The finance committee reported
favorably on the following claims:
II A Wiiti-i man ,V Sun, cmil ....... I 11. "i
i l- S Kartell, printing .'7J ki
J ' I'm in- ,V Sum li; on
Win W i lli IK amp, rent Si in
Win K'Kliel, team work W mi
J 1 t J, una. haiul work II .V,
lal I!. in--, train imrk . . ::i "i
( Jen Piii-all. tea in wnrk 1 :"
lien l'ui-all..-alarv .'I. ,",n
Ja Thra-lier. ial paliee !' oi
Jones A l'ili;ei,il,l, lioii' liiri- 1 To
The claims of K. 1). Cummins and
the lire department were refucdby
the finance i ommittee and referred
to the committee on claims'.
Mr. Petersen 'brought in a certi
fied report of the deputy county
treasurer regarding the Murphy
claim, which stated that there was,
with interest up to talc, $7t against
tin; property.
On motion of Spies the Murphy
claim was refused. I.oiigcnhageii,
Steiinki-r, Petersen, Lake, Spies and
(raves ii voting aye, and W. I).
Jones, 1). M, Joins, ami Murphy l-!
voting nay.
On motion of Petersen a commit
tee of three w as appointed to secure
a stove and tin I lor the council
chamber. Tin- conintillcc ap
pointed con-i.-toij ol I ', -i.-it ;;. M i' -piis
and iraves.
M r. I it :i es had a kick coining on
the resolutions printed ordering
property owners to lay sidewalk,
lie said that a eotmci liiian d id not
have time to hunt up the descrip
tion ol every lot when the .idewalk
needed repairing.
I he city attorney volunteered -supposedly
to hold his job to look
up the descriptions.
On motion of Murphy the city
clerk was instructed to have tie
Itirniture in the council chamber
insured.
What Does It M.;an?
I-of a long time the voters ol the
I iit district have been in doubt as
to t pe posit ion In t ween I trya u ami
Mi. imp. Saturday. Shamp .-poke
in jv'ockwood hall, and alter the
.-peaking was over ('. W. Mierm.m
was the Inst to grasp his band and
tell him his v-c h'was immense,
and that he was giving it to the re
publicans in proper shape.
Yesterday morning C. V. Sher
man. M r. ' I (ryan's manager in this
county, came down town bright and
early, and went to the hotel, carried
Mr. Miatnp's baggage to the H. A M.
depot and then got on board the
train and went to Omaha with him,
Taking into consideration the re
cent flop of Lltnwoi'd Leader from
Shamp to Itryati there must be
something in the wine!.
Just think of C. W.Sherman, the
trusted lieutenant of William Jen
nings ltryan, the honest man whom
the Journal has been slobbering
over, carrying an independent
nominees baggage to the depot and
the, i going to Omaha with hint,
there must be something wrong.
What makes Hryau's county
manager, so courteous to a rival il
there is not something in i t r Is
Sherman trying now to gel Miamp
to ithdraw in fav or of P.ryan, the
same as the demociats have done
Willi C il ti 1 1 i 11", who started out with
Shamp as bis confidential friend
and who has recently announced
hi- ad hereiice to Ihyau.
A not her ev idence that led people
to believe thai there was -one-thing
in the wind w hen they saw the eih
tor-id I'.rv an - inottihpi ve going p,
tie- dejiot wish Mi, imp, wa- the
manner in which Miamp a leased
Judge I-ie! 1 and republic
11 id ay night.
The fact of the m lit- r
'.r. his ft i ' -n d s are becom
pel. lie, thev vmiuKI trade
iii-
at-
r'
in
on the t n ki 1 to elect I !r an.
I'll ink of Hr a n at A I v o, i
I.'W
iy ago, I'loiui-nig tin- ilctiiocratic
V
uc oi va i'iiiimu in j . i . I. ui-ic,!
im!--icm!ctit camlidati' lor commis
sion, il l!i'' iii'lcpciiijcnt - v.-.mhl
Miiiot t him 1 1 !r an. I
Then talk al.oilt Ih van's 1 n!n--lv.
Think ol tin- ilcmocrals hav i-ig !
vole as i oh I, Mr. I iryan'.s coitt -c is a
long way from hcing houo-t it i-
any way to get there; if he can't get
there- hy fair means he will Ki 11 the
whole democratic ticket Iruin top to
I'Ottnni.
IRVINE IJ5 A FREE MAN.
Given His Liberty on the Fifth
Dallot By the Jury.
A DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Democrats of Lincoln Contem
plate Voilritf l,f00 Graders
forBrya i- Their Scheme
Nipped In the Lull.
Irvina Acquitted.
At the opening of district Court ;
Monday morning at Lincoln, the
court room was crowded with seemeo to le vvorlied up to a icaliA
spectators to bear the concluding ' '"g sense of the exag .,. ;, t,., w p,
arguinent of County Attorney "ess of such a eout in gi-uc v . Mr.
Snell in Ihe Irvine case. ; Mines relieved himself ol the as-
The speech ol Attorney Snell was I sertion that in order to counter
a strong one. lie ipiotetl the case ; balance the i nroai Is t hat f ield had
of John Politi of Plattsniouth to I "en mak ing in I he Hi van I'm ces it
show that juries in Nebraska do not would be necessary lor the demo
sanction murder as reparation for I
domestic wrongs. However, the j
verdicts of other juries were not
material at d the deieuse had no
light to hold them as arguments,
lie dwelt witli favor upon
the duty of the jury to reach a ver
dict upon the law and evidence
He called attention to the fact that
the testimony did not even show a
confession ol criminally by Mrs.
Irvine, as t he justification claimed
liy the defense, lie dwell upon the
entire lack ol any law so justifying
the defendant, even if the wrongs
were shown.
Immediately after Mr. Snell had
concluded Judge Mall read the in
structio.is to the jury and a few
minutes before noon the jury re
tired to its room. Shortly before
.'(o'clock the jury returned with a
verdict of not guilty.
The large crowd present rushed
up to congratulate Irvine upon his
acipiit.il after w hich he was driven
to the home of rt friend, where he
will stay for a short time.
A Democratic Scheme.
The following article appeared in
Saturday's is-ue ot the Lincoln
News:
The republican congressional
committee oi the l if-t district has
i
received i n t , in n at ion to the elh-ct
that the democrati,' leaders have a !
scheme lllld
expect to ot
r way whereby they
at least I .. S r r 1 1 i eg a I ;
votes- in Lancaster county. The in
formation Collies lroill feliabh;
sources and the authenticity is not
doubted, especially in view of the
developements ot th past twenty
four hours. The scheme is, as un
folded to the committee, to vote the
laborers on the is'ock Island grad
ingfor W.J. 'r in ami the demo
cratic ticket. 1 here at" about ,.
."no men ,.t .,rl- on ihc K'ock Island
extension a maturity ot whom came
from other c r ie - in Nebraska, and
about Pa per cent of them are demo
crats, Th,- ei : i, t r,a tors under whom
these m.'ii a re woi k itig a re all doim
era!-, .iiid it i- h i ti 1 1 X" probable that
they wi 1 1 III. I !.e ,:n , i y .-tenuous
cllo i t to prev ent t he i r ni'-ii I rim l v ot.
ing ( s p e e i a I i v when they i a -1 a
slteight vote tor democracy and re
lorui. hour-fifths of these men are
located outside the city in lluda,
Centerville. (irant atul Yan
kee Hill precincts, while the
others are in the third, fifth,
sixth and seventh wards. Only a
small percentage of these men are
actually residents of Lancaster
county, and as the work of exten
sion proceeds lliey will in a few
weeks be out of the county entirely.
They are not residents nor do they
intend to make Lancaster county
their home. They are only here
temporarily. Those at work in Ihe
city have received instructions to
register, but a large portion ot them
will wait until election day and then
vote by certitic ite. Those who are
at work outside th,. ti(v ,md vv ho
are living in tents and shanties
along the right of way will not be
reipiired to register in the country
precincts but will attempt to vine.
The scheme i - a very brilliant out
bid it Will be nipped ill the bud.
All necessary precautious have
been taken, and the lir-t man
attempts to i a-t an illegal vol
be attested and pi o-ec I It ei I 1
full ext'-nt ot the law.
who
will
the
Tin' gl'i'at. .-!
ol l a r a ml U i
l.v . -ring (
Colli; ll Clll'i'
I.I t'hcrrv ,
riiji
oi.lv
To II ..p William
Ihc I iv i ili-tiiiift-.it " c I u I k o
"mah. i lu-M a tiici-ting Momla
hchitul clo- , do,, -', (t -,.-,,,-,.
-ci.l .tiX i- ol Ihc I !.,, mtiii i',1 a.liMi
'ion ami f . . ! ! . . -. i 1 1 what the I It
!- l i--i-i 1 1 ;i t i i- ha-; to J ' , j
dent I u-orgv II, tic- ol the acKs
n-
liii" wa-" alluwi , to lat,. tin- oh
iect
of the me. ting, v, hit h he d-'l ire.l
to he the matter of raising money
to assist the il.'iiiocrats in the hirst
district in i Idling Hon. W.J. Ihyau
to succeed himself in congress.
Ihe announcement occasioned
little ripple of excitiuent, as few til
those present had heen let into the
secret hcforchatirl, and surpri.se was.
depicted on many a countenance,
whose owner (fiippo-scd. to be proof
against sin pi ise ol iiuv kind or in
any form. Mr. Mines extolled the
many supposed virtues of Mr
Hrv an, and tried to explain to the
ass -nibied democrats of the Second
nsirici now- important it was lor
their future happiness that Hrv an
be returned from the l-irst He i e
dared that Hilliam w is ihe great
est democrat this side of N -w Y- k
and then voliiuteet cd tin in'orin -tiou
that the s tuatiou down in e
l-'ust was very precai ion and I . . t
it was necessary thai r-omethiug
desperate be done or I loo Allen Y.
bit Id would represent the south-
eastern corner of Nebraska in the
next congress. When his anditois j
''r'"s 111 Omaha to raist
l.tKNI at
once, am: more at a sub.-eiiueut
time. When the speaker sat down
the silence was so deep that a ten
loot ole would not have reached
half way to the bolt,, in."
Why send a million and a half
doll irs out ol Nebraska every
year lor L.isteiu in-ui anee, and
complain ol hard time.-. Insure in
the Home l ire of Omaha, ami keep
your nionev at hmne. Home com
panies loan their money in Ne
braska, and it is kept in circulation
in our own stale. Nol a dollar is
loaned in Nebraska by Lastcrn hire
Insurance ( iimpa ies, nor can they
by laws ot the Lasterti States, loan
their money in the west.
Window glass tit (Jeriiig A Co's.
Will I hey In. Uulit?
Till- IIkku.p has failed to run
across a single tax paver so far vv ha
is opposed to the city taking hold
of the proposition made them by
Messrs. K'ichey, Pal mele and Craig.
Plattsmouth needs both buildings
and neerls them badly, and Till.
HKIn'AI.I) hopes to see Ihe council
go ahead with the matter. The
proposition is a fair one, or if the
council finds mil aficr a tbtough
investigation that il is not fair let
them tuodily it.
The citizens of Plattsmoiilh in
general ai e denouncing' the action
((; Cmmeiliucn Stempke and Lake
j n ,w mosi n a t ,n b I ic i in to 1 1 vement
i i
without ever giving the matter a
passing through. Let the two
eouneiluu ti wake up to the city's
needs, shake the mosu olf of their
back and put their shoulders to the
wheels of progress and help along
instead of standing in the way and
opposing t very ti leant re that comes
up for the bene lit of the city.
A n opet a house in a city of this
si.e crcalcs business. During the
winter month ihete are generally
from one to thr, e (roups here every
wei k. They cannot iduie here with
out spen !:ug money. They spend
money vvdh (lie hon N, nei chant
the po -1 office, wh ich helps to swell
the I evil lie of the hniue postef'lice
and las), bid no the lea-!, several
dollars me dropped into the coder-;
of the printer,
i h us. money is ,,-pt in circulation
which the cil.zens will gel no bene
fit without such a building.
The people of Plattsniouth made
a grievous mistake in not electing
business men to look alter the city's
interests.
I f the people of Nebraska vv ill lib
erally patroni.e responsible home
industries of all kinds, it would
soon make money plenty an I easy
to get at low rates of interest, and
an era of good times would at
once dawn upon us, as it is the
want of the money that is drained
from our state and sent east that
impoverishes the people and makes
hard times.
Insure in Ihe Hume I ire ol
Omaha a sound and respou-ible
home company and keep your
nionev at home.
Thu Biiiklu-' Insured.
The hoard ol education held a
meeting last night and transacted
a good deal of hiisiness. I he most
inipoilant, however, was placing
irU.oiio insurance on the new school
hllilditig. The insurance was di
vided up hel wiiu lour d i llerent
coinp noes. Following are the
;i;;i ill - wlio will write ml ieies; Sa III
I alle'son secure,! nue policv lot
om' pohev loll
w,,-,, m .. , w 11
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . mil one!
.71.0"". .11-. n. ii. 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) 1 1 11 o 1 1 1 1 one
for
000.
W,
g res
'Hi; II. S. K'.inisey. for s . ! I.iiigu .ge Miui-t.-r Keih-y had n-ed
;an! Wilson, one ,ir S.I.kii. t ,ard Italv.
k on the new huihling i- pro (Teveland lin n appointed him to
ng-iua hv'-ly manner a ii I i H A uslro 1 1 uugai , hut the A uf
"led that t!..- h nil. ling will hi., us irliis.-d to teieive l.;in.
Iv lor oi-,
v acaliou.
1 nc v
r l!i-
I" eph (iia, a lahot'er on the
v, air works trenches al l-fenionl
wa- hadly injured vesterdav I;,
llaViilga section ol 1 1 1 1 1 1. i itr 1 1 water
1 1 1 . 1 1 -1 pipe fall upon hini while In
was m the trench si leet deep.
I he pipe was set in motion hv an
epn ss wagon heing driven again-t
it. No hones were hroken, hut tin
man was hruised hadly, and inter,
uallv injured.
Allan's corn cure at tjcriugiit (.Vs.
PARTIAL TU KhBhLb.
Facts From Cleveland's kVc-
cinl for Sold iMii toSUuiy.
THOSE WHO WERE LUCKY.
Pension Vnto 8 f,.r Union Veterans
and Foreign Missions tor Men
Who Fouitht Tlnm Hm
Atp nntments.
(rover Cleveland whih president
,,f the Tinted Statc-idoiic all
his
power to ignore the I'nion Veteran
and nt the s; time, give those
men who rebelled against the conn
try good salaried olliees Tin.
i lilnbi- Democrat has the following
to say :
.Mr. Cleveland' friendship lor de
fenders of the I'nion was not
paradoxically proved only by his
pension vetoes, but by the appoint
ments which he made during hisf
.on uosiiaiioii. ratlisau demo
crats pretend to detect the elements
of heroic courage m hisa'JI pension
vetoes, but Mr. Cleuehiud's an
tipathy to I'nion soldiers is illus
trated in a still stronger ligflt by
the men whom lie selected and ap
pointed to the fut mission abroad.
In the entire roll4of our foreign
ministers the only names that were
borne on the muster roll of the
I'nion army weie (hose uf General
I',. S. Hragg of Wisconsin, w ho w as
given the mission p, Mexico salat v
J'l'J.tKK) bfcause he deserted his
comrades when the dependent pen
sion bill was pp (or passage over
the veto; Chai li s Denby, minister
to China, and (leorge W. Merrill,
minister to Hawaii, who were for a
short time in the early part of the
war officers in Indiana regiments
The good northern democrats who
loughl for the I'nion were ignored
and Ihe desirable places were dis
tribuled among cnppci heads and
conic derate s, as follows:
Mission to Auslra Hungary -
salary , lil'J.IHiO given Pi Alexander
lv'. I.awPm, of (ieorgia, educated at
West Point; (u.n -term asP r-geueral
in Ihc rebel army.
Mission to Moliv i. I salary, ia.lMKI
given to S. S. Cat lisle, of Louis
iana; served in the rebel army.
Mission to Hrail-salary i l'J.doO
giv en lo I'hos. J. Jarvis. of North
Carolina; nerved in the rebel army.
Mission to I'uited States (f Co
lombiasalary $7, ."01 1 given to D.
A.Maury, of Virginia, educated at
West Point; dismissed from the
I'nion army for disloyalty, June,
IMil ; entered tin-rebel army where
he became major general com
mandant of the forces which re-
pulsed with great slaughter (ien.
Sherman's army at Chickasaw
I ! IV on, December, (''.'..
Mission-to Con a salary 7.a!lO
given to II. ,. Dinsmore, ol Arkan
sas; s( rvi d in the rebel ainiv.
M is-ion to Ire. it salai y i.aiKl
giv en to Walk' r learn, of A la ham a;
! rebel agent to Kurope, afPTwan
J serving in i ebel army.
i Mi-sion P Japan salary ?'l-!,nul
given to iv", it. Hubbard ot lexas;
l olom I in the rebel army.
Mission to Paraguay and I rtl
g ii. iv-salary $7. ."Ml given to John
A. Kaemi of South Carolina; major
in the rebel army.
Mission to Peru - salary .j,ihk:
given to Charles W. Huck, of Ken
tucky; served in the rebel army.
Mission to 1'ortiigal- salary .",ikki
- given to V..V. Lewis of New Jersey
served in the rehel army.
Mission to France salary
given to Mr. Mel.aue of Maryland;
wealthy cimlederate sympathiser
who lelt the country during the war
and resided ahroad.
Mission to Spain salary I'J,iki
given to J. I.. .Ict urry ot irginia
served in the rehel armv, and was
also a rehel congressman.
Mission to enettehi salarv,
t7.a"'l given to t has. I,. Scott, ol
Alahama; served in the rehel arm;..
tTevelaml s first minister to Mc.
ico salary I.'.'hki was Henry l.
Jackson of (ieorgia. who com
manded a hrig.ide in the rehel army
dm ing Ihe war.
A . M . Ivei I e y , ol i l g i u ia, who as
l.ieuli nant in the l-'lh Confederate
h'eg i men t d it tin g t he war, was ap
pointed , l leelar.d Minisur ol
i.iK. hut lie- Iiali.i'.s reins.. ,1 to
receive him lnv,n;-' ol insulting
t'levelaiid then made a plate I
r
h i 111 as one ol the American repre
sentatives on the lot -rnational
Trilumal al t'ario, pt. at a l.'t
salarv .
This of course, does not louipl, !
the list. Il only touches the lur
cigu appointments. J lie civil ap
pointments m ight he taken up in
the same way and with the same
result, hegiiining with the First
Assistant Postmaster ("leneral
Adlai Stevenson, ex-Copperhead
and present candidate lor Vice
Prcstcieut of the L' uited States.
an on , -i ev,i j,, ,,f
t the i ! u-ion hi!! i
v elo.-d by t lev elan. ! reveals the
laci t!ia, ,,Ii,,:m n , i ie ..,,t h s of Hit
ill
were a!t i " ,el- r.-pa s,., ',y (
mo.
cratic an I lep.ddi -.111 votes in ron-gies.-i
and III.- ( 'imams paid in full.
Mote than toiiv Mich eases wen
111. 11 e special ,ic by the hify lir.-t
congress. Democratic pension
commute. -m by recommending their
pa-sige (tecl iied their mature
and deliberate jiuf. iio-nt that Pres
ident Cleveland's vein Pad been un
just und undeserved.
A still more import ad fact ascer
tained was that among the cisch
opposed by Mr. Cleveland there is
one date under which be allowed
mo e than hK) pensiii.i ImIIj to he
come laws under protest, because
he had not had tim-' to examine
them. This incident occurred
twice afterward, ami two similar
batches of pen-ion falls became
law s without bis sie eattlre or up
proval, so thai accor.l injj lo hisovvii
stntenield there v. as at least ItlNl
pension nills which Ire opposed
under protest In addition lo the
-'I which he toioeil outright.
RAW AS BEEF-STEAK
Baby's Fearful SuflVrlnj; from Skill
UUeuse Covering l.atlro Body
Cured ly Ciitleura.
Vv titi w tnkon crv trk when hti u thri
nnmllii olil, kimI In 4 ('w itnTri ticif.iii tri'tkint; out.
W uniiluvi'it tmih of tho boinii iloi-Uim, u:l tlu'y
ci n lil 1I11 imiliinii for Mm. 'l in n we nt fur thr
bull doctor in Ktoil IU11IJ", Muh.. mid he doc
H'li-ii nun lur twi'
vn ki, mill lie tui
wnrn all tlio tliiii1,
ftiul Uwn 1 louk lilin lu
J ii-Lmin, to 11 iliTtor
who nlU'iid" ppiiclallv
to 1,1,111 diHi-aiii'i, ftui
tin-lib K'ltwurri ttiin
evrr. 'J'li.'ii 1 tulii uiy
huauund wiihiul llirr
try tlio Cinrriu
f- JtKHRiiirit ai.y wnj ;
jnkv lld not he uny liloi
'4r5fl they ould do my
!5 U'uhI. but In IrM II11111
two ni"iilht (rm Hu
ll iiid we boLTin giving them to him n wa uiiiln l
W'Ml. nml not a niMit 011 Imn. Ill Imir tji'i-.tti
rnwltiK rl L'ht off, Rill, thought he would
:tlv:iv 1h l.il.-ht'.tiln. I hiru w t( not a 'pot on
hiii wholf body, f,irt Hn1 h ail, oijly lilt iihi
' fi, hut whut w:t 11 rw 11 bi'ff nli';lt. J1
tnTH wr not iinvtMnK Mt lioiitu, hint wnk h
oouM ritlMt in tlhiT h:int M'r hlmt.
Flt.VMC UARUKTX, Wmflflld, Mich.
Cuticura Resolvent
Th" nrw Wood ami Hkln rnrlflpr, nm! (rn-ntt-pt f
Ilnui'ir licUH 'lit'H, (. If.utHt'i thf hlood uf all iinpiin.
lien iiitil hiinuiioiin I'lt'iipputd, nml tluiM reiiiovi H tlio
i-', wlnui 1 I'llt l Ua, Vni ii'itt hkln riiro, nu t
vi H SoAi mi r tYt In iititih'-r, cK-itr
IN.- !i in unit nt nip, nrtii n-Attiro tlio h nr. '1 him thu
.'irrn riiA Kkmkdirh cum vwry piwm-ih of llfliiiiir.
hiiniimr, Kfitly, pimply, timl hlutt-hy HhiM.nciUji, ini'i
tiiiKi'l ilim'uni'Pi, from lilinphfl to mrofulu, iiuii;
lufaiit-y lu wUt-ii the huitt phynit-iaiia full.
PoM everywhere. Trh'e, CtrrirtrnA, BOc; Poat,
Kkmoi.vbnt. 1. t'rt'imri'il hv tho I'oTTltu
i.V tt A SI ClIKHK Al I'uUrtHtATtoM, 1oHt'ii,
4 htruil (or ' lluw to Cure Wood lMifiiwfl.
HI nV'O Hkln and Hcalp purin.-d und tn'fttitlflfd
DAD I U by C'tTiiXUA tiiur. AbboluU ly pure.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Inonn minute the Ctitli'uru Anil,
l'ntu I'lrtHter rulievo rhomnutlo art
Ktlr, Mp, kidney, elicit, ud miucular
Iialuaaud wenkucMvi. l'riiu,'iio.
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