OCTOUEIt 2D
12
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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
f NRWS OF THE WEEK
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. . , It I. -.111 I.O fullHfl
i!i'iMh minister to Wash
lngton Im Sir Michael Herbert. It Is
wild lliut Im was selected for the place
on ai i uiint of lilt eminent legal ability.
Why t lm Canadians should get so
pimry over the result of the Alaskan
arbitration Ih hard tx,;'oniireIiorid. If
liny oim of them hail ever made even a
slight Investigation of the subject,
they must have found out that Canada
mver hud a ghoHt of a claim lo lh
disputed territory. The Springfield He
publican, one of tho anient papers in
the United ,atos, took exactly tho
name ponltlon In regard to that claim
that Tim Independent did and It h
always been a great friend to Canada
and reciprocity. That paper remarked
at tho t f inn of tho decision that "the
only reasonable object for carving out
Bitch an appendage to the great Ainu
l.on territory won lo preserve tho coast
lint) Intact that distance aouth, and
tar the coiiii try holding the hinter
land from the, sea along tho whole
length' of tho llulora."
The republicans who are backing
I,ow for mayor of New York ft''"
turning black In tho faco, they nr mo
angry, They say the great municipal
(oriK)rnllonn are backing Tammany
with their money thin time Instead of
putting the money Into the republican
till. When one piilla a pig away from
the trough, tho pig always squeals.
A sentiment for national Indepen
dence seem to bo sweeping over Cun
nda. ICven tho wily old Hlr Wlirred
l.auler has openly expressed regret
that (Canada does posHcr, treat y-maU-lng
power, II" never would have
done that If he had not had hlH far to
tho ground and heard tho rumbling,
All Kngland la horrified at this ex
pression of the great Canadian loader.
Thorn Ih a sort of helllshness among
tho gold democrats of tho east contin
ually cropping out. It wan manifested
ii tho disgraceful performance of
.lodge Stoddard In tho court In Now
Haven which had beforo It the Ben
nett will ease. Judge Stoddard called
Iirynn a liar and In other ways showed
his gold-bug venom. Tho dispatches
say that all the way through llryan
licpt perfectly complacent and de
meaned himself so as 1 1 lommand the
respect of all, It would take more
than a $itf),fwo boipioat and a gold-hug
Icwyor to rattle IJryan,
Thn feverish slate of tho public
mind In regard to the financial out
l;ok Is shown by runa on banks the
beginning of this week. One was at
a Crosse, Wis., and the others were
at St, fouls, At l a (.'rosso the scene
was pitiful, Women who had small
fums In the bank fought, through the
crowds, screaming and crying nnd for
hrurs pandemonium reigned. What a
pity It Is that the plutocrats won't let
the common pecplo have postal sav
ings banks as the poor have In other
countries? With postal savings banks
there would be no such scenes as
those at La Crosse and St. Louis,
Alice Roosevelt and the Chicago
liorHo show Is the thing to'whlch the
nasHlve Intellects of tha editors and
rcportorlal skill of all the newspapers
of. that city was devoted during tho
week. The horse show, however, con
sists mostly of women and Paris-made
towns.
The commission sent to Kitrope to
"fix the price of silver" has made Its
leport, but tho great Washington nnd
New York dallies are very shy about
printing It In full. From the sum
maries that hnve been given to the
public we gather that It ha boon
agreed that the various countries
should not purchase more silver than
H required to supply their actual de
lusnds, and that then purchase
should be at regular Interval. It was
pureed tiion the part of ev t
Hwcrs-(lermany, trance, the Neth
erlands, Mexico and the United State
-that th bent method was to benln
the tHstiiw of new currency at a (Ned
gold jmrlty, whil. upon the part of
t.'eat lirltaln and liuxMa there was
i!leosiUin to fvor b-glnnliiR on a
l!vrr liicU lih tt,i vUw of firet
lp!dving tho ccmntrv with a uniform
itrrrrmv and then stvlnti It, within a
iloit luitrfil, & ftted vlm. The
'intrl.'i havitia tt'twn ieru les or fn
Urnti in th (irient hki' 1 a r'i
t is to t. Tht rt, howfvrr d
'! meet ttti the itrv of t
ind ono or two of l, ( other pnwrrs.
clllc coast, there It lW be found. The
latest dlacovery lins ueen mam m
Iowa, gold, Christian Iowa, A grand
jury has been at work In Des Moines.
The first crop l 1" in'H'tnients of
public olllclals fur blackmailing, vice
mid crime and tho jury Is still at
work, Over on the Pacific count the
vidians went after bigger results and
slolo a million or two acres of the
public, land. Thou were pretending
also to be good Chrlsllan men. They
were leaders In the churches- the Wilt
of fellows who must havo Individual
communion cups at the most wilemn
service In the memorial of tho death
of Christ.
There must be something the matter
In Ohio. Kvery republican senator
who can mako a speech, and there are
a good many of (hem who cannot; Is
In the Hlato, besides them, there are
about two hundred other spell binders,
all working night and day trying to
"save Ilanna,"
A labor union can bo fooled Just as
euslly as some farmers on thn plains
of Nebraska. Tho Amalgamated tap
per company out In Montana wanted
tu get tho labor unions on their side
on account of Its fight with Ilelnzo,
Ho they go to work and shut down all
their works. Then the labor unions
held a great public meeting and
rounded things up fur the Amalga
mated people. Thousand of men are
lillo In Montana, That Is about tho
only thing that we aro certain about.
There will be distress In Montana
tl.ls winter.
They have put a livery on the ser
vants at the Whlto house. What
would Thomas Jefferson think of
that? It Is a small matter, but It
show tho constant, tendency toward
oping tho Monarch tf Kuropo and
tho advance of -Imperialism,
It seems that tho newly made mem
ber of the cabinet, Secretary Cortel
you, Is one of the Imperialistic sort.
Ha has been running things with
such a high hand that a judge out in
CreRon has called him clown. The
judge says that Secretary Cortelyou Is
"guilty of ixceeuinK his authority and
of Introducing tyrannical methods of
deportation when he imprison Immi
grant and orders them deported with
out first giving them a satisfactory
public hearing."
When King Oorge tried to subju
gate our forefathers he hired the Hes
sians to fight them Into submission,
Since that time the word ho been
med to describe mercenary soldiers
who are hired to fight for pay and not
for patriotism. The Colorado militia,
who are hired and paid by the mlno
owner are simply Hessians and they
hnve no right to resent tne applica
tion of that term to them.
There Is a red hot campaign on
down la Maryland, the stato of Gor
manGorman tbe great. He Is the
One democrat After ('levelnnri thnt ro.
publican editor mostly admire. Tho
rrpuoiican uauio never tire of tell
ing us of the greatness, the shrewd
ness, the ability of Gorman. Gorman
is greatly Interested In the present
campaign In Maryland. He ha made
one speech and only one. He will
never make more this time. The
readers of The Independent, no doubt,
would like to read that speech. Po
here It Is the whole of It verbatim
literatim: '"five president of the
United Stato Invited the republican
candidate for governor of Maryland to
dine with hltn aa . to occupy the same
seat which was probably occupied by
Hooker Washington. I tell you that
no liberty, no safety, remain when
von have a dictator or a czar or an
emperor In Washington, who can send
for Maryland repiibllmns and tell
them to harmonize their difforencos
to bring the ncgroe to I he poll to
sustain him In hi effort to est!.'"
nocinl euualltv of ths two races " Af
ter reading that, will anv ntnn deny
ll at Gorman la ureal statesman?
The oh cry, ' H will ruin the Indus,
li v, ' whlih has b1w .f.n rn
whenever any re Uitlon In rtorliimnt
rtuUet hit lu'en su-extf ,1, t.l,,uild find
Us finsl qtitwim in ih r..tiiiu , ru
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COLONIAL MCDICINC COMKANV, Np, 71 BROADWAV, Dipt.
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raw york.
Corruption rvrrhrr, cilvn a
l''"' l"ra thn rrfHtdlt en hnv k,n
tubd, from Wahtnu..n to tt. I'a- j la a , ,h at r.-atinx 1 ..t,1
Hamilton, late recretary of state for
India, charged Premier Halfour with
bad faith In advlaing tho Duke of Dev
onnhlre of Chamberlain' reHlgnatlon
and withholding the new from other
member of tha cabinet,
Tbe re-election of Colonial Secretary
f.yttleton, liberal unlonldt, to tho
houtm of common from Warwick and
Leamington by a reduced majority
()!)() agafuat 831 before) 1 taken a
an Indication that tho food tax argu
ment of the English free trader will
figure heavily In the general election.
The zlno mill and mine owner of
Galena, Kim., and Joplin, Mo,, have
arranged fof a total ubut-down of the
mine and mill to force up the price
of ore. It l not mated how many
men will be thrown out of employ
ment, A Wall gireet rumor that the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad
will build to the Pacific coant, bring
out the following gonulp anent the cut
throat game now going on, which In
time miiHt reault In a complete merg
er of all railroad In tho United
States, Only a short time ago Mr,
llarrlman joined the Hill-Morgan par
tr by entering the Erie directorate
and thl move followed a report for
which there eom lo be good ground
teat Mr. Harrlman had fallen out with
the Kuhn-Loeb intercut. Mr. Harrl
man and the Hock Island Interests are
or the beat of term, and acting to
gether, have been heavy purchaner
of AtchlHon. by many It 1 believed
they are already In control of . the
Atchlaon property. Controlling the
Northern Hecurltles, the Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific and the
Atchlaon, the Harrlman-Morgan-Rock
Island Intercut controls evejy route to
the Pacific coast. .The St. Paul and the
Northwestern and the Gould system
are cut off, their farthest western line
being the Denver & HIo Grande of the
Gould group, which, ends at Ogden.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO
OHIO AND INDIANA POINTS
Sept, lit, 8th, Isth.endOct.Mh Utturn limit
Oay.
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TliUleenlya I'Brtiul Hut id m t'r i.U-fc
rut wilt ni'i'ly.
Full 'Inlorninllon at Illinois (niiiui 'iimel
OlUce. H(W luiiiiiiii ht., (ui.nliii, i f i';"
H. I!, Will,
IHnt. PM. Al(t., I'liiolm,
FRUIT GROWERS.
TRUCK FARMERS
INVESTIGATE THE
40-Acre Tracts
FOR 8ALC ON THE LINE OFTHl
The threat of President Stlckney of
the Grent Western to give Omaha do
cent grain rates seems to scare the
other railroad magnate. preiddent
Harris of the Uurlington hn gone to
Ht, Paul to Induce Htlckney to "mo
rtify" his actionwhich Is a polite
way of asking him not to Interfere In
thn liurllngioti' graft In robbing the
Nebraska farmer of the bulk of their
producU,
The Amalgamated (Vipner comptiny
shut down It properties n Montana
Thursday night, throwing about tS,
oo tuliier out of employment. The
Great Northern and other Montana
railroad will reduce their freight
crew, so that fully 20,000 men will be
out of work, A dispatch from Hutte
sv ih.it thn streru are lliled with
Ihn ?.ho miner thrown out of work
tt niKht, Ihiardlng htm lnepeM,
torikefntri( and other whoMt the
ii Ui rS 00 lii-Sb'ii'J liin Jilnllrtt tiFt
M-viiiig yarnUbiiixiii orders, The
i-tttiatal.li fl cannot serve tin pa r
fit eimuith ami On Jtiiitbn celrks r
wott ing ovirtlm flllin tlitin out. Ho
fitr thfM bait Iimii n Vltdctii).
f J The Aninlcunalrd Htoil down U
IN THE CELEBRATED
Peach Belt of Alabama.
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wetiiuMit, If ymi aetdl i' 1 ' r. 4
t.i.rtunlty 1( ru ar .i"kln ' f
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