THE JAILY ; BEE-OMAHA JFJRIDAY JANUARY 26
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I. HOSE WATER. Editor.
TJIK Nebraska nppliem tu for the
senatorial HltunUon are "ulsycra "
TIIK democrats c'mlinuo Boyd up
with hope , but n jmjority of votes still
fall to irutorUliz'j.
ISN'T It about tinio sorno uno was
potting tired In the joint convention ?
Everybody outaido of it Is.
IN Ireland , just &t prosonr , thu In
former scums to bo getting In more
work than the reformer.
IF the republican party refuses to
reduce tnioo , the taxpayers will surely
rodnco the republican party.
A riiOMiNF.NT Lincoln saloon kor per
Bays thiro has boon a preat full in
"corn juico" sinuo the legislative BCS-
, lon began ,
NF.IUUF-KA'S legislature has sot a bad
oxawpln to our slitor states of Colorado
rado , Michigan and Minnesota. The
battle of the ballots still gees on.
TUB death of the commission
aohomu was n severe blow to the mil-
riud managers. A legislature is tar
more difibult to control than a board
of railroad commissioners.
Mu WINDOM is not ns ohueiful ovoi
the prospects of his ro-olootlon to UK
aouato from Minnesota as ha was n
week ago. There are several othoi
Rlohmonds in the senatorial fiuld whc
refuse to bo killed
TUB groonbaskera of Iowa are said
to bo opposing Sjnator Allison's ro
election. If the senator has DO othoi
.opposition ho won't have to Gght verj
"hard for hts scat. It will take a micro
.scops of great power to materialize tin
groonbuck party in either Iowa or No
brasku.
Hu. BL.VrtOiuuD , df North Carolina ,
lias drafted n bill to chmgo : the time
for the beginning of congr-Bilonal BOB
ions. If Mr. li'anobatd ' o n devise f
kschcino for getting eomu sutiafuctor }
'work out of conferred vrhcu It has bo
\ uu iti stations ho trill incot a lonj
felt want.
TIIK frrn udvurtlulng Riven to thi
apurtli'ig fraternity by thu newspaper *
bat started qultu n pugil stlo boom
Thtiro is more wind than war lu thi
air , however. Quid rather than gen
is what the gentlemen of the ring an
aft in , and ns long r.s exhibitions wltl
the gloves pay as handsomely as the ;
do at present the stakes are not likel ;
to bo oot very BOTH or the police oilloi
upon to soparMo the fightd-a.
TUB Republican , whatever mayhnv
bdeu Us put , Is an honest noirspspor
dependent upon the public for its ox
iHtonoo. Republican.
The Republican , whatever may hay
boon its pait , is as dependent to-da ;
upon its job iftloo for Us exiatonoo a
It was when Casper E Yost first worked
od thp Union Pacific for its patronag
in consideration of the Republican' '
nuppart of the railroad policy bud can
dldatos. Without the Union Paolfi
patronage the Republican could nc
live three months. What intlaonco il
railroad connections would natural !
have on iti honesty , a discerning put
Ho has not boon long In daovorin ! {
SKUHKTAUY TELLKU owoi it to th
country to see that the National Par
privileges are not monopolized by an
ouo company cf capitalists. No oyi
dicalo ought to bo granted privllogi
which are not open to any othi
equally reipouslblo body tf America
citizens. The control of the park
given into the hands if the sccrola :
of the interior , and it is his duty
control it and grant its privileges
uch a in inner that compjtltlou w
bo created and prices kept dor
and tourists protected from plundor'n
and blundering. At the s&mo tir
the utmost cue should bo taken th
the natu/al beauties of the pa :
shall bo protected from vandalu , /
advortisemuut of St. Jacob
Lydia Plnkham on the basins of t
geysers will not bo couro.vs of grat
citlon to American pride auy mi
than cxtortionnto charqoa for hot
and conveyances will ba grateful
the tourists' pockets. So long
these two matters are carcfu
guarded the public will not coiict
themselves much about who runs I
park eating houses or pays t
back drivers from the flla to I
geysers ,
THE BUSINESS SITUATION
The past week has given little on-
oourngmont to thoiu who have been
predicting a revival of bcslntts.
Trade throu h'ut the country Is still
reported dull , though a flight improvement
mont ii noted in ccrtnin industries.
All the wholesale market ! report
small sales , but encourage thcmaelvca
in the hope cf on early spring season ,
with a larger business on slightly
lower mirglna of profit. Money still
continues tight , and the Hat of ( all
ures is a long one. It is a nutod ,
however , that the reported Insolvencies
ore for the tarsi jurt of small firms
involving nmountn varying from a few
hundred up to ilvo thousand dollars.
Thu usual buolnean guagca remain un
changed. Clearing huutm aggregates
nro email , prices continue low on all
commodities but food , cxcharga re
inalna below the shipping pointu ,
atocks accumulate and profits decay ,
capital is rolling up at the great finan
cial centres , nnd the fust month < f
the Now \oar ! to nearly gene wlt'i no
change In the profound uncertainly wi h
which 1883 opened. lu our own a la to
merchant ! ! report cDUnctiona M blow
and the whole-Bale houses are obliged
to carry their country customer's
to an unueujl degree. The action
of the firmcra ia holding their corn
for a riuo inakoo money ucareo and the
small banka nro loaning all tliolr avail
able capital to moil whoso bjrns and
cribs nro filled to overflowing with
marketable provisions. Of course the
elftict is felt lu all lluoa of trade and
little rolkf can bo expected until pro-
titiona bjgln to move eastward.
In general the industrial tituatlou
continues quiet , with little material
change in its general features. Thcro
is renewed activity in the iron trade
and furnaces and mills are Bald
to bo busily employed. Uncer
tainty ao to tariff legislation causes
caution in all lines of industry , and
there is a dcslro to keep Blocks down
to present cuiHumptivo requirement ) ) .
The slight activity in the grain mar-
kola and the consequent advance in
prices la due to a fooling amoug specu
lation ) that the foreign demand must
Boon bo largely Increased , owing to the
European innuditiona and the consequent
quent nhorl crops. Moro than the
entire otock of corn in elevators at
aoveral uautorn ports is already under
contract for ahipmont to Europe this
month , while the vluiblo supply at
interior points has not iiioreaaod undid
HCirculy moro than half what It waj
a year ago. The general fooling oil
cjrn ia bullish. The condition of that
now in the crib In Iowa , Illinois and
Indiana is hot isatiafaotory , while the
principal surplus growing states nol
only have their crops in bad condition
but llghtor In quantity than was orig
Inally estimated. It is also notoc
that they are nalng muoh moro foi
homo consumption than lu other yean
when a largo part of the old crop re <
malnod to draw on. Under these
clroumstimcoa there are good roasont
to anticipate a sharp advance in corn
within the next month , unless epocu
liitlveiiiilioncoa aucouxl in overturn'
ing the natural laws of trudo.
The general outlook for trade is nol
flittering , but on thii very account i
gradual contraction of credits ia it
progress which cannot but provo beno
fic'ml to the business Interests of tin
country. Extravagant personal am
national expenditure and cxorbitani
taxation have done much to briny
about the proauut unfavorable out
look. Economy und tux roductiot
. , will bo equally potent f ictors lu ro
j moving it ,
NAVAL REFORMS.
The debate on the naval approprla
tiou bill brought out noino ficts ro
gardlng this branch ot service whlol
aiTord interesting Information t
the majority of American taxpayers
If reform in the army Is needed , re
farm in the navy is Imperative , j
dozen different bureaus which sect
to ruvo boon organized chictly to glv
shore duty to superannuated mombar
of the ooft servicubrigaJo , are at cor
slant loggorhonds and united only o
ono policy , that of protligato extravf
gnnco and unmitigated alnpldtty. OD
navy is'tho laughing stock of the worli
in splto of the fact that wo hava spot :
moro on our naval establishment i :
I ha last two years than any otht
civilized nation , with but two 03
cepllons. Under Roboson'a inanagi
mont enough money was appropriate
IS by congress to place our naval arm :
srn mcnt on n par with that of oithi
n Franco or Italy. The money wi
ity eaten up by the various bureau
y divided with contractors or wasted I
to useless experiments. The shij
In which It ought to have built caum
ill ba found ,
'U ' Mr. Calkins is doubtless right win
' 8 ho clalnn that the organization at
ao management of the navy needa
at thorough overhauling , The e
ganizitlou la bulky , top-hea'
.nor and cumberouj , the uuuag
erne haa boon
meut char&otoris
ho principally by utter Imbecility. Wh
' " ' the country needs is moro ships a
no fewer ohonldor straps , larger guns
oh the tea and smaller boron warm !
to chairs on the shore. It will not i
aa plaud Mr. Robcaou'd eohomo of a g <
lly oral outtlug down of salaries and st (
rn ping of promotions , first , because a
of Secor Roboaon'a natal i
k ° to the of cither
are opou suspicion jc
k ° tery or mallco ; aud secondly , bocat
the general ran cf salaries In the na
is not excessvi ! . The clcairg i p f n
number ' f tiiwy yurdi which KIU tnoln-
titiiud fo" thu born fit cf a ii umber of
political fxt'oriife , the construction if
eevural n'col ' cruisers that can at lisst
run awny from the enemy if they hap
pen to get in a tight place , and a gen
eral stirring up of the dry bones in
the various Impotent bureaus are the
greatest wanls of our naval depart
ment at present. Fir/it / let ua have u
navy. How to mansgo it Is n eub-
ject to bo discussed afterwards. At
prenont wo have no navy and Innum
crablo naval bureaus and innumerable
nuvul dignitaries.
THE BUOUN BILL.
The bill introduced by Senator E.
E. Brown , prohibiting the acceptance
of patoca by public officials in the
a'ato of Nebraska , and which has been
read twice , sent to the judiciary com
mittee aud reported to pass , reads ati
folio WE :
Bo it or acted by the logialaturo cf the
S'ato of Nobrcskp ;
SKOFION 1. That it shall bo unlnw-
ful for any person holding any eflbe ,
appointment , or position under the
Uwa of this state , or under the lawe
of the * United State ? , and doing buii-
ncfli in this state , including puraote
chosen or drawn as jurors , arid for
delegates to any convention called for
the purposeof placlcg in nomination
pevjona to bo voted tor at any olec <
tlon , to accept or travel upon any
pace , or resort to , or participate in
any echomo or device whoruby ho isoi
may bo transported over any railroad ,
or any part thereof , cither free or at
rates of faro reduced below these ftivc.-
to the general public. Any pcrsom
violating the provisions of this aol
shall bo guilty of a uiisdomuanor , ano
on conviction thereof shall bo finec
for the first cffjiifio not less that
twenty five dollars nor moro than ont
hundred dollars , and for the second
ofionao ho ( hull bo fined not less thar
fifty nor moro than five hundred del
lara , aud ahull bo forever disqualified
from holding any office , appointment
or position , uithor of trust or profii
under the laws cf thin ntato.
SHU. 2. That it shall bo unlawfn
f jr any railroad company or corpora
lion , operating the whole or any per
tlon of a line of railroad within thii
atato , to give or otTer lo any persor
holding any office , appointment orpo
sition , cither of trust or profit , undei
the laws of this otatu , or under tin
lawn of the United Stiles , nnd doing
builness within this state , including
parsons chosen or drawn na jurors
und delegates to any convontior
called for the purpose of placing Ir
nomitution persona to bo voted for a
any election , or by any schema or do
vloo whatever to transport over tin
line of railroad it is operating , or nn ;
part thrroof , free or at rules cf fun
reduced balow thono given to the general
oral | ublio. Any railroad compan ]
or corporation violating any of thi
provisions of this act shall forfei
and pay to the state for the use anc
benefit of the school fund the sum c
two hundred dollars for each offense
to bo collected by action against sail
company or corporation by any citizei
of fiis atato.
THE BKE is heartily in favor of thi
measure , aud its passage will ba generally
orally Indorsed by the people of th
slulu. A pus Is always given oitho
for Borvioaa rendered or with a live !
uxpoctancy of favors to oomo. Passe
ropruiout valur , and corporations d
not donate money or its equivalon
without expecting a full return in th
near future. Every member of th
legislature knows that a pm give
him by a railroad corporation ia not
moro courtoay. How many of th
farmer ] , lawyers aud merchants wh
compose our present legislature wer
offered these courtesies before the !
election to n soit in the capital i
Lincoln ] And how many of thee
who fall to obtain elootlous to the nei
logialaturo will bi > favored with a .sin :
liar exhibition of the gentlemanl
ftlendbhip of the corporations ?
The fact cannot be concealed tin
every paa offered to a public official
in the nature of a bribo. It is give
"to conciliate the granger vole , " nn
to dispose favorably the minds i
legislators towardo tin ) corporation
No man eau with any self respect i
n law rnakor accept tfrCsa favoru nr
carry out his bworu duty under U
cous.itutlou They are u constiv
olcg on effort , and a drawback
onorgotlo work where the Intercuts
the people clash with these of tl
monopolies , and on this account tin
ought to be prohibited by the legiel
turo.
TIIK political Yunnor who will pr
diet the stile of the weather in t ]
Nebraska legislature during the i
rnalndor cf the week ctn rake in
pocket fal of ducats by traveling wl
storm speed to Lincoln.
ir
IS THKUK will bo Cft ) contested sot
lu the next congress. lu paying ( '
expenses of contestants , congress pn
a heavy premium on contests. The
ought at least to be a limit to the dra
of rival claimants upon the pub
treasury.
in
id Kanmia Improvements.
Detroit Krte I'rta.
Kansas has In the last iivo yet
planned about 4,030,000 cottonwo
'J' trees , aud thcro need bo no foir tl
vigilance commit tuts will have to t <
ad a prisoner over two or three caunti
a before finding n place to hang him ,
Statoeiuon Riding on n Rail ,
3U Wellington 1'oit ( U.ui. )
} 3IseotIon from exoeeaivo straddli
P- threatonn the statesmen who are t
Ing to bi ) on bath aided of the ta
question ,
ip-
uy Economical Governors.
Ilaltliiotn Amirlcwi.
ib- Tnls U the day cf economical gi
ornnra. Duller stopa the nowtpape
ISO and laves thu utato $100 per ye
I Qo3inor Pattison declines an esc
and walks to the < xecntivo mansion
from the drpot tiirouah the snow ;
Governor Cleveland ovrn declines to
lot the New York Sim shine upon
him , for faar the dazz'.o might cost
oomuthing.
ASotmonoftuo Day.
Ecqiltcr.
Always pray before retiring , particu
larly in a tio'i-1.
. OurHpoclul
Florida Timci.
\Vo haven't any array to speak cf ,
bat wo can boat the world ou a per.-
aion list.
Wbut Ho la.
Pbl'ndelDhlt Priej
EvangoliBt Barnes tajs ho IB n
JCSUB path , but ha isn'c. IIo is a
gOOEO. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Rcvlaod and corrected Truth.
D Bkcnlhri d.
Such a hodgo-podgo na the republic
ans are making of "tariff ruvioio . "
was tiovur aeen bcforo in a kgialati\o
body whore there is a proteiiBQ of
party government.
An UncoLllrmea itumor.
lonc Cjunty Argus.
It is reported that Capt. Lovcjoj8
late receiver at the land e files at Nk-
brara has skipped , leaving lua accou t
with Unolo Sam , ehcrt to the amount
of $30,803.
But Tney Cau't Do It.
PhllcdelpbUTImo } .
If Mrs. Langtry could persuade
Mr. Ooblnrdt not to bo a fool , and
Mrs , Lirgtry could persuade Mr.
Qobhardt not to bo a fool , they
would do a great deal better for
oaoh ether than they are now doing.
Not That Kind ot Prohibition.
PhllaJcIphU U.corJ , Ind.
The prohibitory amendment to the
constitution of Arkansas U to ba sub
pitted to the people of that state , but
ita obj sot is to prohibit the payment
of railroad , levee , and ether bonds
issued soon after the war. The other
kind of prohibition has not trot to the
submission point yet.
A New Game Wanted.
Oc an.
The notross who has never been
robbed of diamonds , or bulged by a
lunatic , or divorced from two or throe
husbands , or followed around the
country by a "masher , " doesn't
amount to much nowadays ; bat the
gatuo in getting to b3 understood , and
u now ono is needed.
Tbo Objector Ic.
Now York Tribune.
The Nebraska sona'o has adopted a
resolution disapproving of the accept
ance of railroid pasaoa by members of
the legislature something the Illinois
Bonatu is not likely to dn. With
thirty man contenting for Mr. Saun-
ders' seat in the United S ates senate
it wan thought necessary doubtless to
do something to diacouraj/o thogrowtb
of rising young statesmen.
The Od Scory.
Riling Independent.
The Oaaha Republican chargei
Rosewater , editor i-f - TUB BKB , ovei
and over again , with having black
mailed Jay Goald ont tf $1 030 , whlol
is as strongly denied by Rosewater
At The Ropublloiu'a own way of pat
ting it thcro is evidently some needo
n formation In the railroad system
It ahowa that there ia "something rotten
ton In Danmttrk. " Owned body anc
acul by the corporations , the chargi
does not injure Mr. Rcs3wator witl
the people , but it ahowa ap the cor
poratiou ayHtom mn > t conclusively.
They Owe Tnem Thanks.
Ulobe-Dojiocrftt.
Every man nnd woman in the Unitci
States owes the nowepipera a debt o
kbanks for having brought about a reduction
duction of the lo'tcr postage to 2 cents
Chls reform is now practically accom
plishcd. Both branches of congres
have authorized it the senate 01
Saturday , 40 to 15 and it only re
mains to fix a da'o on whloh the nov
rate shall take effect. The houou pro
posed January 1 , next , while a aormt
amendment suggests July 1. Th
latter day , being the first cf a not
fiscal year , would seam to bo the mor
appropriate. The only ground 01
which further poatponument is urge
is the Importance of allotting the dc
psrtment ample time In which to wor
off ita stock of 3 cent stamps an
stamped onvolnpna.
Exp anuUonb in Order
Icarfo Tribune.
It is a puzzle to the farmers of th
trooleas states of Illinois , Iowa , Ni
hraaka and Colorado to account fc
the votes f Senators Logan , Djvli
Saundera , Hill and Chilcott again !
placing pine lumber on t ho free I b
nnd why they voted to retain Mi
present wicked premium on the quic
dojtruolion of what is kf t of the fo
ea'.s of Michigan , Wisconsin and Mil
nesota. Each of those senators knot
that his constituents know that the $
pjr foot tax Is n sheer rol
bary cf several millions a yoi
of the people of the tn
Idts western states ; that each a tax i
not protective of the remnants of the :
forests not yet hewn down , but is
pnmiinin on their rapid annihilation
this They well know that the tax la in
needed for any useful purpose , at
han no jastifioation beyond feeding tl
insatiable avarici of a few lumber m
isIs uopoliata who have secured all the p t
forests that nro left , and nro In a ha
Is ry to cut them down and turn the
Into wealth regardless of the miichi
ro such short-lighted selfishness will i
; tb Qtct on pnople of the treclesa woetoi
lie states. These senators cast bad vote
and they should take the back trie
ou sober rellctinn.
Tbo Hinted , Brewer *
its SpccUl Dlipatch to Tui liii.
od ST. Louis , January 25. Conrad
; at Co. hnvo made nn annlgnroont of t
> tt > entire property of the firm In fiver
03 Charloi 0. ROIBD , Iho inf.uagnr of t
Anhtuser-Bnsch Brewing asaociitio
Charles W. Conrad , tbo solo nitiinl
of the firm , filed nn affidavit that t
nominal valun i f the property i
ilgned la $107 703 87 , but that $161
000 Is fully thn aotuil valno thereof.
riff "An enforced roaldonca o ? t
years in California , " writes Co
mauder J. D , Ooghlan , U , S. N , fn
Mf\ro Island , Cal , "made mo the n
) cct of moat painful attacks of rhi
V"i m&tlam. Dr. Eloyle recommended I
ar "i ; Jacobs Oil , which completely cm
urt
t
INDUSTRIAL NOTB3 ,
The now furnio1' of the Cleveland rollIng -
Ing mill company Is turning out ICO tons
per day ,
The Fargo iron worts ( D koti > ) o'nlm ' to
hftye HIIUH a business ol $ . ' ,500,00 fur the
year lb8A
The Krie cur works have 10.000.COO feet
of Diiiu lumber in their yurdd to be made
up Into can ,
The Hnldwtn locurnotlre works are buildIng -
Ing enulnes on old cuntracH atj the rate ef
tl veu ii week ,
The Nlles tool works * t irsmllton , 0 ,
h\ve recently built a larga pattern house
for their workp.
The Hints preferring company of
Ch C.IKO W/IR recently Incorporated with n
citpltal of J 200,000.
There Is nb fcwln ? michlno faalory In
the nouth und there h BOIIIO talk ( if erect-
log < m > j ut Atlanta , Ga.
The printing prr mnnufactnrv of C. 15.
ottroll A Co. , ( f WeUerly , H I , Hblptied
uliiftten lur u IIHSJCH During October ,
The Cleveland nmlcnblo iron company
now employ over 4 0 men. A branch
hmije 1ms Utely been ttarted at Indianap-
ol ! ? .
'Ilia 4roOCO spindles of Lewis'.on , Maine ,
are rtinuln ? on full time , tlio severe
drought not hivln ? atlected tha water sup
ply
Ono hundted and sixty tlionnind dollars
hive b ea luhvrlbed at Chattanooga ,
Tenn- , fur building a 100 tuas furnuce
tbi'ro.
The Like Erie oml Western rnilroidhnn
justcontr cted fur COO now freight caranrd
ten laige engines ot the BrjukH nmnufac-
tnreTho
The Oregon Iron and steel company , with
a capital of $3,000,0(0. ( bag been organized
for the purpose if building n rol lug c.111
in Oregon.
Denver ia feeing the influence of I'D late
exposition. The Pennsylvania tube ci m-
p my will ostabllnh a branch Ifictory ut
Denver Imn ediately.
The K kit Tennessee vallnV zinc company
hvi been organ'z ' > d with § 300,000 capitnl.
Tbe contracts have been let fur the erec
tion of I Hidings at Kaoxville ,
The new works of the American wire
company , Cleveland , will be in operation
in March. If the entcrprue proves sue-
cetuful a red mill will bo a ided.
The contract has been let for the great
bride at Toledo. One span , thn 1 irgest in
the State , will be 310 feet in length and
nine other spans will be 180 feet etch.
A nail woiki la to le established at
Brlnrfield , Alabama. The opacity will
| ; B COO kegs n d y. The * ame c mpany
arj bulldlog an Immense coke lurnace.
N 'hvi le , T nneeses , with n population
of 70,000 linn G80 hrnu en.aged in me-
cliuiilcal and manufacturing incluetrioj
which employ from two up to 400 men
endi.
endi.Tho
The MathewB cotton mill at Ss'ma ' ,
Ala. , has mcre.ifed itu rnritnl to SiOO.030
Tlio rnanagerd will build another mill to
hat u greater variety of goods may be
made.
Tbe TTattford engineering company of
Harlf > rd , ( Jonn , have received an order
fur dftv eteum vngicet of from twenty to
thirty IIOMO power. The engines wlU be
exported.
A new woolen mill la being built at Pal-
raer , Mar. , The main mM will be cf
brick , four utoriea high , and 100x42 feet cm
thenran' . Diound engine houses will
aldu be kullt ,
Alle.'hfnv county , Pa. , last year pro
duced 505,182 net .tmn of rolled iron and
n il ? , and 308.C01 net steel. During the
same tium tha county produced 385,453
tons of pig iron.
The new works of the War 1 axle , brke
nnd c upling company at Mouontrahela
City , PA , , cove 120.000 tquara feet of
ground. The works are fitted with entire
ly now machinery.
In Benton county , Arkansis , 2,000,000
bmheli of applet were picked1 last fall.
Drying kilns have been started on maLy
forms nnd u New Yoik firm are drying u
1,000 bushels a day.
The new works of the Baltimore car
whtel company , now being built at Balti
more , will ewer nearly 10 acres of land
and the establishment will have a capacity
of 100 wheels a d.y.
The Union foundry and Pullman car
wheel workp , near Pullman , are no ln
o eratiop , and give employment to 1,000
men. The force will be iucreaseJ to j,200
when Ihj works are done.
The Syracuse irnn and tube company
have jmt RtRrted their w < rks In Kit Syr
acuse , whern thcv hvonbluck of buildings
500x3CO feet. Tno woika and the only
boiler makeri in the State.
The PennsylvaniaBteel company employ
2,000 liftuOb In their works uear llurrln-
burg and pay 350,030 n month in wa < ij .
Tne prcsdit capicity i * 100,000 rails which
will be Increased one-third.
The Kconnmlc Plan company In the
mine of a now industrial c > ncern at South
Unud , Indiana. The capital stock it $251)- )
COO , und the company will make all kintU
of plows of the latest pattern ? .
The sugar plantation * of Louisiana nre
doing more buslneeH than ever betore. The
milli ou one plantation , near Iberyllle ,
turnfd out In a fteady tun of 17 tiey ,
47. " > ,000 pounds of tugar from 4,300 tons ol
c. ne.
ne.The
The now Chattanooga scale factory fi
nearly ready to commence operation * , tbe
nuchluery being mostly put up. This
will lib a leading iuduttry ttiero and Is the
only eatablluhuient ot the kind In thf
south.
There are 455 manufacturing eatabllrh
inentH lu Re ding , IV The capital in
vcMted , Including real eitate la 310,412 ,
403. hand * employed , 11,798 ; wanes pal )
during 1831 , 84,18 , f > l\ \ ; value of producti
during tbe year , $1G G0 > ,313.
The Rureka Cast Steel company o
Philadelphia waiters of steel , railroad anc
machine castings tecontly lost their pnt
t'rn room by tire. They ate now bu'ldlni '
a fire proof p ttern hiusa whlih la ex
pected from the other building' .
The corn plantf r worka of R. H. & C
M.Av ry was movtd from Galeahurg ti
I'eana , wh > re entlrelj new works of bricl
hva been bui't. ' Orer 953,00 } worth o
alilitiunul machinery was | ut in nnd thi
works ti\o employuient to 200 men ,
John Ho.vch it Son , shipbuilders Chester
I'a. , ba\o closed a contract fur ( uiU'in )
fire iron sailfne shic for nn Atcerlcai
cotponttlnn The vebtela are to be froti
1,2.0 to 1,600 tons capacity , aud are to b
ship rigged with tbiea masts each.
The Georgia land and lumber Compatr
ive an Iiumeme ml 1 on St. Simon'
UUnd near Urucswick , Ua , They empl ;
150 nantls in the mill , which has a cuttin ]
capiclty of 525,1X0 feet ptr day. Thi
capacity will noon be increased to 1,000.00
feet per day.
Atlanta , Gt. , ia one of tbe mot Impor
tant manufacturing cities of ilia couth
The Fulton county cotton mills and th
exHi | Itlon ml.li employ 40U opention
each. A plow works employs 700 hi\nd
an I many oth T octnb'.hhuisnts have larg
nurubem of
The Marseilles ( ID ) Paper company ar
erecting veiy extuiulve and complete nei
inpcr tullU. The heater room will b
60x134 feet , twi etorlen ; the bleichln
. room nil ) he G3xlOO feet , thice btorie ; tli
01 inncbinu room , 5tixlCO feet , ouo ttnry nil
baieu.tut , uud the boiler room 5Cx55 ( et
" ' The LlcVIrg rolling milla situated o
or IJcliin/ liver at CoxingUu , Ky. , wet
lie e.tr.blUhed In 1645 The works now en
11- ploy 375 brnd , the covering about ri/1
wet , with 1000 of river front. The
manufacture merchant bar , angler , Ue
boiler plate , link Iron , etc.
The new zinc smelting woika at RIc
nro Hilt , Mi ouri , will rooa be completti
mm Trier will cover over 11- acres of roue
> m and will comprise tbe following bulldl UK
ib- An engine home , cruihlng > nd pottei
ibu - ruoinr , the calclminlne house , the o :
31. house , the gas houie , the furnace hou
31.ed tbe kiln for baking retorta. Tbe phi
ed includes an 60 hone power CorlUi engln
The present force la 60 men ,
OHVLA-IEI-A.
COFFEE AID SPiOE i'ViILL
Boasters and Grinders of Coffees nnd Spices , Manufacturers of
IMPERIAL BAKING POWDER
Clark's Double Extracts of
BLUEING , INKS , ETC
H. O. CLARK & CO , Pioprietora ,
1403 Dii'ilis Stroot. Omaha ,
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
4IMZHO MACrtlNEJ'.7 , BKI.TTnO. AH7J ITOJ ? ni7IV03
FAO'HIJG , A7 ' AUD
Cor. Far ain and lOfch Streets Omaha , Neb.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
Ground Oil Cake.
It is the best find cheapest food for stock of any kind , Ono pound Is equal
to three pounds of corn. Stcck fed with Ground Oil Cake in the fall and winter -
tor , Instead of running down , will Increase in weight and bo in good market
able condition in the spring. Dairymen as well as others who ueo it can tes
tify to its merits. Try it and judge for yourselves , Price $25,00 per ton ; no
charge for Backs. Address
04-ood.mo WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Omaha , Nob.
The Original and Only Regular SEED HOUSE in Nebraska.
0.
WHOLESALE AND IIETA1L DttALERS IN
At'r'cnltural . . .
N. W. Cor. 14th
Vcgetab'c ' , and :
oreat M wor , Dodge Streets ,
Gnus , Hedge , Onmha , hcb.
We m ke a fpeclalty of Onion Srcds , Onl'n Set * , Hire Owi , T mothv , UedIfalfa and Whit
Clo\cr , Osagoan Honi } Locust Lialer.aad llarktt Gankntrj will tavonioiuj by l > m it ir of us.
S3T end for Ca a o 'iie. FUUE
Heiiman
WHOLESALE
1301 and 1303 Farnam St. Oor.
OMAHA , NEB.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Brewing
Association ,
OELEBEATED
KEG & BOTTLED BEER ,
THIS EXOSLLEHT BEER SPEAKS
T FOR ITSELF ,
Orders from any part of the State or the
Entire West will be promptly shipped.
All Our Goods arc Made to the Standard of our
Guarantee.
GEORGE HENNING ,
Sole Agent for Omaha and the West.
Office Porner 13th and Barney Streets , Omaha , Neb.
PLA MILLS.
MANUFACTURERS OP
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BUJD8 ? , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Bausters ! , Windovt
and Door Frames , Etc.
Ffnt-elasi fncllltlee for the Manufacture of all Icindoa of Mouldings , Painting and
matching a Specialty. Ordera from the country will be promptly executed.
' " ' H"nnto A MOYKR. PrnnrlBto
u ESTABLISHED 1 [ R 1HOH.
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
TALLOW GREASE PELTS
r , , ,
04 North ICth St. , Masonic Block. Main Ilouao , 46 , " 48 and 52 Do -
bin ? avenue. Chicago. Refer by permission to flldo and
' Nntlonnl Ranlf. Chicago
A. M. GLARK ,
Painter&PaperHanger
SIGH WfiHEll& DECORATOR ,
WHOLESA.LK ite RETAIL
WALL PAPER !
WiDflow SMea and Curtains ,
CORNICES CURTAIN POLKS AND
FIXTURES. >
Paints , Oils & Brushes"
107 SontklUtk Htr * t
OM HA , . NEBRASKA.