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S
ThefloitfolkJSlctjas
MeKlnloy nrni Hoosovolt nro
hnvo boon and will bo
winners
Thoro was but otio delegate who failed
to voto for Hoosovolt mid that was
Hoosovolt
MoKluley has ntndo iv record tlmt the
common peoplo an tint ashamed of
and will otidorso this fall
If yon never before saw an ollleo soolc
a man you saw It this wook at the
publican national convention
Mark Hauna wasnt worth a cent as a
boss at Philadelphia He couldnt
stop tho Hoosovolt Howl a little bit
Who Raid Now York was going demo
cratic Well I guesi not I Not with
Hough Rider Teddy on the ropublloan
tiokot
Tho Dollivor forcos gracefully submit
ted to tho popular demand for Hoosovolt
and Lafe Young placod hint Iwforo the
ooiiTontlou
Sombroro hats and Hough Klder clubs
will bo exceedingly popular thta fall
No guns will bo necessary la oostumlng
except In Kentucky
Ufl domocrats will take tho oftlcos
that are worth having and you popu
list follows can tako tho ones mom not
able for their honor than their salary
And Roosevelt was tho otto who ox
posod tho rottonoss of the New York
doniocrntlo machine by getting after
Mayor Van Wyok as an Ico trust mag
uato
Tho republican candidates are about
nil in tho Hold and tho dumooratn will
have named their men boforo another
month and then tho campaign will bo
on in earnest
Hoosovolt Is not only a hero but a
statesman He has boon in no seuso
Hobsonized but is always thoro whon it
comes to a mutter concerning tho inter
ests of tho people
Tho domocrats dont much lovo tho
populist especially if ho has a boo in his
bonnet but ho has a profound regard
for tho populist voto whon It helps
boost him into otllco
It is usually tho populists that havo to
give In to democratic desires If tho
democrats didnt got tho otllooH they
wouldnt play in tho fusion combine
much morothau a miuuto
That horrible bogio man Mark
Hauua has again boon placod iu posi
tion to frighten tho poor little democrat
Look out for tho prevalence of tho
whoopiu cough in Lincoln
Whilo our attention has boon attraotod
to the big convention at Philadelphia lot
us not lose sight of tho fact that a mag
nificent state tiokot has boon namod iu
Nebraska and one that is dosorviug of
Bupport
The main proposition after all is that
Bryan wants the presidents ohair and
his salary Thoro are peoplowho would
sacrifice their best interests to see that
he attained his desiro but thoy are not
likely to bo in tho majority
Tho railroads employed nearly 111000
more people iu 1800 than iu 1805 and
paid 7745SOX more iu wages Tho
people thus employed aud those who
received that 77 million dollars will
certainly uot be kiokiug very hard for a
change
Tho democrats aro by no moans as
Bured thnt Bryan will carry Nobraska
this fall If there aro any voters who
havo turued from Meltiuloy to Bryau
they do uot say so whilo on 5ho cou
trury the numbor who supported Bryau
iu 1801 aud now announce their
uou oi voting lor Aioiviuley are
Btautly increasing
con-
Bryan received but 40 per cont of tho
popular voto iu 1801 whilo Greeley
whoso defeat was thought to bo tho
most disastrous over recorded in Antori
caii history received 14 per ceut -And
yet it is claimed by Bryau and his liou
teuauts that he will bo olected this yoar
Such absurd aud preposterous claims
wero also made iu 00
A great many believod tho fusion
Btorles iu 1800 that if Moltiuley was
elected tho farmers would bo doaliug iu
eight cent oats aud ton cent com That
they missed it by several hundred per
cent should be convincing orgumeut
that tho republican party occasionally
carries out its promises aud tho fusion
ists are Eometinies mistakou
The Ohicago Record has boon inter
viewing German voters ou their at titudo
toward Moltiuley and Bryan The re
sult of this investigation shows that as a
rulo the Germans are less afraid of
imperialism than they aro of the
Bryan financial fallacies The
ions are therefore that tho Germau
te will be for sound mouey aud good
i V
erumeut as it was in the maiu in
1
N
-State Journal
V
V
i N
naha Daily News says of
otts speech before tho
nonai conventiou it was
Imistic oue that it is profit-
nblo reading for Us effect upon the
raiders temper If however a
render desires something In tlio pessi
mistic lino om of gloom and foreliod
lug one that will make htm hate him
self Ills wife and children and all man
kind he is admonished to await the
Kansas Ulty convention which will
probably deal it out byj tho barrolful
J Edgar Howards Prtpillion Times
says that tho uniform adopted by the
Douglas county democratic club will
consist of a black silk hat and a badge
while attending tho Kaunas City con
vention If the Douglas county domo
crats wish to show their sympathy for
Agulnalilo and his Hiipportors they
could do it In no bettor way than by
adopting tholr stylo of dress and their
origlunltty is to be commended They
may tlnd tholr liberty much less than
that of Agulnaldo however whon tho
Kansas Olty pollco force catohos sight of
them
Somo of tho fusion papers appoar to ho
fearful that thoro was a look of enthusi
asm at tho republican national conven
tion Tho editors havo ovidontly been
lead to believe that thoro would bo uo
authuslasm and havo failed to post
themselves as to tho truth by reading
tho roports Kiftoon minutes of ohoor
ing at the mention of tho loaders namo
should he millloiout for tho most prooiso
ospooially should ho happen to be the
one whoso throat Is usod If thoro was
any lack of enthusiasm it could havo
easily been acoouuted for in that tho
people had made tho oholco for tho con
vention long boforo it had assembled
In 1801 farms woro seeking buyers jit
any price mortgages woro being fore
closed becauso of uions inability to
moot interest charges crops woro boun
tiful but prices whoro woro thoy To
day it is somewhat different Buyors
are seeking farm land as nu invosttnont
prices havo advanced UO per cont or
more interest rates havo gouo down
farm products havo gono up iu price
Will you vote to change tho conditions
of today and help to elect to olllco Wil
liam T Bryan ouo of tho men respon
sible by voico and voto for tho obnoxious
Wilson bill tho grontost paralyzor of
good times that over struck tho peoploof
tho United States Wayne Republican
Hero wo havo ovidouco of a political
trust in its worst form The Madison
Star fusion aud Senator Altons homo
organ in speaking of tho mid road pop
ulist couuty couvoutiou says thoy nro
recolviug absolutely no oucourugonient
from tho populist or democratic news
papers aud from the peoplo claiming al
legiance to those parties in this couuty
and tho Star styles them rump popu
lists and scores thorn becauso they have
a call published iu a republican paper
If tho fusionists think that they can
win by trylug to freeze out aud boycott
mou with somo principle loft they are
likely to discover their mistake when
too lato aud suppose thoy do aid the
republican party this yoar at tho same
timo they are laying the foundation for
a party orgauiatlou that will bo kuowu
when tho fusion combination in which
they havo been assistants so loug with
out any thanks is kuowu uo more
Tho Star gives them a further slap by
insinuating that they are the oues who
havo created trouble with the fusiou
machine by working for principle aud
iudopoudeuco from the democratic
crowd
Thr Norfolk Nkws declares that
labor has been benoflted by the electiou
of Moltiuloy Will tho News kindly
explain why nearly every daily for tho
past four years coutniuod accounts of
great strikes iu the manufacturing
centers is a question asked by tho
Madlsou Star Will tho Star kiudly
show why there aro strikes now when
thoy were uuknowu under Olovolands
rule Was it becauso tho laborers were
receiving higher wages or was it be
cause thoro wero a dozen men ready and
anxious to take a emitters place Will
the Star kiudly explain where tho Coxoy
aruiios of unemployed nro Will the
Star kiudly explain what has become of
the free soup houses Will the Star
kindly polut out whore there has been
auy reduction affecting a vast number
of laborers Will tho Star kiudly ex
plain whereiu labor has not been bene
fited under the Moltiuley administra
tion Will tho Star kiudly show some
of tluse hungry looking jobswhero they
cau flud men Will the Star insist that
labor has uot been benefited duriug the
past four years Will the Star kiudly
but whats the uso its powerful easy
to ask questions
A Democratic Idea
Tho Conservative was passing down
Wabash aveuue Ohicago on Friday
June 15 11XX aud beheld over the door
of aud empty aud dilapitated buildiug
a uewly fiuished sigu It was loug and
loud iu colorings and paiutod upon
cauvaa it read Democratic Head
quarters Next door with au eye to
business was a smaller sigu aud iu
golden aud cheerful letters it said
Tape worm Expelled If the people
who practice uuder the latter can effici
ently treat the people represented by
the former sigu Bryau will not be
nominated at Kansas Oity Tho tape
worm grows fat by the diminution of
its victim j the latter is constantly
emanciating while the tape worm
expaudj aud beuevoleutly assimi
lates As Bryan has grown Use
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 28 1900
ocraey hits diminished Until tho
worm Is expelled tho decline will
tiuuo Mortons conservative
tapo
con-
Itrjnn Is IomIiik Sireimtli
Tito fusionists seek to reassure thorn
selves and gain some courage by roltorat
lug that M Kiuloy is losing In strength
and Bryan Is gaining completely ignor
ing the fact that tho opposite is true
If Bryan has gained any strength it is
certninly not iu the wost and nil the
assurance that ho has gained in tho cast
Is bocauso a few groat loadors havo an
nounced tholr intention of supporting
him Where tho facts aro known they
are lu complete refutation of tho claims
of tho fusionists
Tho Sioux Rills Argus Loador has
this to say of tho situation in South
Dakota OliairiunuJlt lottos pro
diets that Mr Bryan will carry ovory
state he carried lu I8llfl and will add
certain other states to his string Wo
do uot know how It ais olsowhoro but
Bryan will not carry South Dakota this
time not by ton thousand majority
It Is almost impossible In this state to
tlnd a man who voted for Moltlnley In
1800 who Intends to vote for Bryan this
timo Ou the contrary wo know of
fifty men iu Sioux Falls alouo who
voted for Bryan in 1801 who now say
thoy will voto for Meltluley this fall
Thoro probably aro over a hundred
We happou to have a little list of fifty
If changes like this are geuoral over
South Dakota ami wo aro informed
that this Is tho case Mr Bryan would
Id tremendously beaten if only those
voters who took part iu tho electiou
four years ago wero to voto at this
But there aro several thousand of new
voters and they nro republican by four
to one No this is ouo state which
Bryau carried in 1301 which he will uot
urry in 11K10 And there aro others
Ktcotrio Light Question
For a loug time the question of tho
city owniug Its own electric lighting
plant has been ngitatod aud it has
finally come before tho council for ac
tion As to whether it is a good plan
for a city to owu aud operate an electric
lght plant is a question that has us
many sides to it as there are cities which
havo gone into the business Some
have made it n successful venture others
havo succeeded to a greater or less de
gree whilo somo towns which own
such enterprises aro paying more for the
lighting of their streets than if they
wore patronizing a private compauy ns
Norfolk has been doing One thiug is
solf ovidont Norfolk needs more lights
ou the streets than she has ever had
and the opinion of tho special committeo
appointed from tho council to investi
gate this matter seems to be that it
would be profitable for tho city to go
into tho oleotric lightiug busiuoss
Arguing from this standpoint theu
the proposition of the Norfolk Electric
Light aud Power company is certainly
oue that should be given earnest con
sideration The company proposes to
sell its plant to the city nt a valuation to
be fixed by two disinterested appraisers
aud if they cauuot agree upon the price
then thoy are to call iu a third aud the
decisiou of the three as to what the city
shall pay is to be final Nothing can be
fairer than this The company un
doubtedly realizes that if the city erects
a new plant the competition will seri
ously affect its business aud curtail its
revenues But while this is true of the
company it is also true of the city If
the city puts iu a second plant it must
uot bo thought for a moment that the
old company will abandon its business
here because it has so much invested
that its stockholders cauuot afford to do
so A fight between the olty and the
corporation would undoubtedly result
in the consumer getting light at a very
low rate aud yet it would uot be busi
ness for tho oity to furnish a commodity
at less than cost auy more than it would
bo for au iudiuidual to do so because iu
the one case tho stockholders would
have to suffer the loss and iu the other
tho tax payers would foot tho bills
There is another reason why the
proposition of tho company Bhould be
considered in a spirit of fairness aud
that is that originally 10 enterprising
citizeus put their money into nu elec
tric light plant so that Norfolk should
be up with tho times While there aro
ouly about 14 stockholders iu the com
pauy at this time thoy are all citizeus
of Norfolk and it would be au act of
injustice to arbitrarily deprive them of n
egitimate business whioh they have
timed through iuvestiug their time aud
money nt least uot uutil it has beeu
proven that they will uot do what is
right aud fair by the city
Tub News has for a long time been a
believer iu city ownership of public
utilities aud still thinks that if they
cau be operated economically that iu
most cases the public would be better
served but it cau see no reasou for erect
ing a uew electrio light plant iu Norfolk
iu face of the proposition of the electrio
light company If we are going into
the lightiug business let us uot do it at
the expense of a portion of our citizeus
as woll as ourselves but let us go iuto it
iu a business like maimer By getting
the old plant out of the way the city
would have a free field to draw from
aud that without competition If it is
the iuteutiou of the council to have city
owuership certaluly uo fair minded
man would sanction iguoriug the propo
sition of the Nofolk Eleutric Light and
Power company
0PIWI0H0 HAYS
Conventions Meet to Name
Congressional Candidate
ABOUT UNANIMOUS FOR ROBINSON
Democrat Meet In Mitrttiitrll lliitl mill
Iliiuillntn In Ilin Auditorium Attxml
nurd nt ICIlhor l not Speeches urn
Iixiliiilitir mill Itrymi In Inudnil
Tho two fusion congressional conven
tions assembled this afternoon iu Nor
folk the populists mooting iu tho Audi
torium aud tho democrats iu Mar
quurdts hall Tho couvontlous woro
called to meet nt IS but it was about
J oclock boforo tho delegates had as
sembled and been called to order
tho nominee
Tho democratic convention was called
to order by Dr J H Mckay and- tho
call read by Douglas Oones secretary
Tho populist convention was opened
by O A Williams chairman aud tho
oill road by Louis Dowald secretary
Thomas Rawlins of Dixou county
was made toinporory chairman -and J
W Tannor of Nance aud W T Bartlett
of Dakota secretaries of the democratic
convention ou recommendation of tho
committee Chairman Rawlins made a
brief speech iu taking the chair Sev
eral speeches woro made iu organizing
They were of a pessintistio order aud all
condemned tho republican administra
tion aud lauded Bryan
While perhaps all the couutios are
represented the attoudauco is uot largo
aud it is doubtful if there aro as many
at both conventions as there were at tho
republican conventiou that nominated
John R Hays
A conference committee of flvewas
appointed to confer with the populists
as follows T M France Geo G
Bayha H J Pholps M W Murray
aud H Ley
A committee ou resolutions consisting
of W L Heudorsou of Kuox W Win
torsteeu of Dodge W E Powers of
Pierce John Payne of Boone aud T F
Mouiuiiuger of Madison was appointed
after which tho convention took a
recess of 0 miuutes
The populsst convention elected Johu
O Sprecher as temporary chairman and
E O Garrett as tempoary secretary
A committee of five on confereuce
was appointed nnd a committee of three
on resolutions was uamed
Senator Allen was called for and ho
gave a short dissertation on populism
Then the senator walked over to the
other convention and made a democratic
speech
The couference committees met and
agreed that the two conventions should
ballot separately and continue voting
until the same party receives a majority
of each convention
Ou this proposition the democratic
convention proceeded to take a ballot
which resulted unanimously for John S
Robiusou
The resolutious adopted by the popu
list convention endorse the administra
tion of W A Poyuter endorse Senator
Allen and Congressman Robinson and
coudemu trusts and monopolies endorse
the Sioux Falls platform and the nom
ination of Bryau and Towne aud con
demn the administration for not stop
ping the oppression of the smallest aud
youugest republic on earth
The populists thou named a central
committee lest the matter should be
neglected after the big show was over
The first informal ballot iu the popu
list convention gave Robiuson 148 W
F Porter 40R A Tawuey 33 John C
Sprecher 0
Secretary of State Porter iu a hot
speech explained why he had been a
candidate He said that Robinson had
turued down Congressman Maxwell and
ought to take his own medicine if he
had to if he didnt have to that was
different Ho thought he wa3 among
populists who had enough pride to
at least support populists on an
iuformnl ballot He was not sore aud
wanted it so understood He had au
ambition and still has oue He hopes
some day to ropresont tho populist party
iu congress
After the secretary of state had in
jected his hot declaration iuto the situa
tion a motion was made that the iuformal
ballot bo cousidered formal
Before the roll was called this motion
was withdrawu aud the couventiou
proceeded to take a formal ballot which
resulted iu Robiuson receiving the un
animous voto of the convention
A committee consisting of Messrs
Porter Tawuey aud Molteeu was ap
pointed to uotify tho democrats aud iu
vlfe them to come over to the Audito
rium aud indulge in a fusion love feast
Conns Nominated
After Tick News report of the fusion
judicial conventions closed yesterday
there was uo chauge iu the situation
uutil after supper the democratic cou
voutiou castiug its 02 votes solidly for
Judge Cones and the populist couventiou
giviug Berrymau 80 Coiies 21 and Ful
ler 10
After a recess fpr supper the conven
tions again met but the ballots showed
the same results uutil about 8 30 when
Berrymau withdrew his name from tho
couventiou aud the uext ballot gave
Cones 08 and Fuller 3
The populist committee notified the
democratic convention of their action
aud invited it to meet with them Tho
delegates wont over and Judgo Couos lu
a few words thanked all for their sup
port and tho conventions adjourned
Tho result of tho conventions notion
was decisively forotold by one of tho
democratic delegates during tho supper
recess Whon ho was asked who would
give way first ho replied It wont bo
us
Tho nomlnoo has been sorvlng this
district siuco Judgo Allens appolutmont
to tho senate by Governor Poyuter
Kent KntMn Trmintern
The followlug transfers of roal estate
aro reported by E G Hellmau
agor of tho Madlsou couuty abstract
ofllco at Norfolk
Right Rev Richard Scaunell
Bishop of Omaha to Church
of Sarod Heart lots 1 J l
4 aud 5 blook5Koeuigstoins
addition to Norfolk wd f 1 00
John W Warrick aud wife to
Frank McCallum beginning
at the uo corner of lot 3 block
0 Meadow Grove theuco w44
ft thouco si 00 ft thence e44 ft
thence nlOO ft wd 250 00
Mathias Heudricksou to Levi
Gutru lot 5block 1 1 R R ad
dition to Nowmau Grove wd 00 00
Johu A Huseuetter and Lottie
M to Bessie II Miller nW of
Be and m of soJcf 13-22-4
except one acre iu ue corner
subject to a mortgage aud
contract of sale to Antou
Gauser wd 030 00
Mr Bryan may be expected to vote
the republican ticket this fall if his logic
is worth a sou When recently lu Ohi
cago this wonderful statesman said in
speaking of the republican party It
will talk prosperity of course but well
bo willing to take all tho peoplo who
have not had their share of prosperity
and leavo them the votes of the people
who have had their share The State
Journal has statistics to show that Mr
Bryan must be oue of the latter uuless
ho wauts to play the ice trust act The
assessment returns made by the assessor
of the Fifth ward in Liucolu in which
Mr Brynu has resided for some eight
years show that in 1S00 when he was
trying to save the country from the
gold bugs his persoual property was
assessed at 270 Iu 1900 the same re
turns show that this property had in
creased uuder four years of Mcltinley
prosperity to 1 550 or in other words
tho value of his personal property in four
years has increased to nearly 17 times as
much as in 1800 This rate of increase
would be quite satisfactory to one of
plutocratic mold let aloue one of the
great commou people It looks sus
piciously like Mr Bryan had been tiuk
eriug with some kind of ttust to
make that rate of increase from the
commou people who have uot received
their share A rate of 1700 per cent in
four years would astonish the most rapa
cious trust
In his write up of the First Battle
Col Bryan said that he preferred two
tails to his kite in 1806 and it is possible
that he would be favorable to two vice
presidential candidates this year one
represent up the democrats and one the
populists It seems that it is impossible
to secure a mau for second place whose
mind is broad enough to contain all
the principles of both parties with the
free silver republican party tossed in on
top for good measure Bryan has the
ouly mind in the country capable of
taking all the principles theories and
vagaries of three political parties and at
the same time keep it at the proper bal
ance to lean toward the right party at
the propitious moment His is a won
derful miud and no mistake
Several of the old staudbys and land
marks of the campaign of 1800 are uow
either totally forgotten or completely
ignored For instance Coin Harvey
and his Financial school Altgeld of
Illinois the parity between wheat aud
silver gold bugs etn In fact al
most everything that the populists
brought iuto tho campaign has been aud
is beiug completely ignored iu order to
placate the gold domocrats
Now dout all you democrats who
have said nice things about Governor
Roosevelt insist on voting for him The
republicans do not waut the thing en
tirely unanimous There is more fuu
with a little opposition
It would probably be unfair to assume
that the wlud in evidence iu Norfolk
this morning was that which escaped
from the fusion congressional conven
tions yesterday
Roosevelt will visit Nebraska duriug
this campaign and it would be most
gratifying to Norfolk republicans if
this city should be included iu his
itinerary
Order of Hearing
State of Nohrnska
Madison Couuty Jhs
In the county court of Madison couuty Ne
hraska to Julia L AudruElizaAuurug Sarah
Locke and Mary Tahor and all uersoiK intur
ested iu the estate of M E Audrus deceased i
Ou reading ami tiling petition of Hurt Mapes
showing that Horace Mcllride former adminis
trator of this estate died leaving said estate
unsettled aud praying for tho appoiutmeut of I
sniil Hurt Mapes as administrator de liouis
uou of aid estate
lllsiiereuyoriiureii hum youuiiuiiii parsons 111
terested iu said mutter may aud do appear at
the couuty court to he held iu aud forsaiil coun
ty on the 30th day of June ltOOu tone oclock p
in to show cause if auy there he why the pray
er of the petitioner should not ho grafted and
that notice of tho peudeucy of said petitiou and
the hearing thereof he giveu to all persons in
terested iu said matter by i uhlishiag tt copy of
this order in the Norfolk Wkkkiy Nkws a
newspaper printed iu gtid couuf for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
Dated My31t 1M0
Wm IUtbs Qoauty Judge
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leaving St Louis every evening This train ns
well as tho Day Express loaving St Louis iu
tho morning aro both solid trains to Nashville
having through coaches aud sleepiug cars run
ning through Mnrtin Term and tho N St
L Hy Connection via this line for all princi
pal points in the Southeast such as Charleston
Wilmington Aikiu aud Savannah and for all
points iu Florida
TWO SOLID FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS
Daily from Chicago to Memphis and Now Or
leans
HOMESEEKERS1 EXCURSIONS to certain
points in the South on tho lines of tho Illinois
Central ami Y 11 V railroads will ho run on
tho first ami third Tuosday of each mouth dur
iug the winter soaeon
Full particulars concerning all of the nboto
cau ho had of agents of tho Illinois Central or
hy addressing A H Hanson O P A Chicago
Free eclinlng Chair Gars on all Tr al
QUICK SERVICE
CLOSE CONNECTIONS
TWO DAILY
FAST TRAINS
RETWEEN
EACU WAY
OMAHA
AND
Atchison Kansas City
and St Louis
With direct connections to all South
em and Eastern points
Unexcelled time and accommodations
to the
Famous Hot Sorines of Arkansas
BE SURE TO SECURE TICKETS VIA
THIS LINE
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