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COllUKSrONDKNi'K All Communl
gtfona relating to Isews and I'M i I or In
jinttcrK li < mld bo addnwiod to the KDIIOI
or TIIK HER.
uusiM-s LITTJHS-AII ; : nwine
Iictltn Bi > rl l'etnlt nri ft ould be i
Irerml to TUP DKK I'UIIUHIIIKO COMPAV
JUAHA. Urnftn , Cheiku mul I'culothu
JrdfrB to lie made jnynUo to the older o
the Couninny.
The BEE PUBLIsilNG 00 , , Props ,
E. BO3EWATER Editor.
TIIK greatest danger of the Frond
rapublio is that of bolng talked t <
death ,
A WKEK will decide whether Ihi
people or members of the U > gBlatun *
will derive the ro.xtor benefit fron
the adjournment.
THE republicans nro fighting nb ;
of the liquor iasuo in Ohio nr.dlt.di
ana. Burnt children nro said ti
dread the fire.
Tnit
West Point got badly li ( t this time
Two yours ago ho ininsgod to pocke
bbantbbaut (800 out of the ntnntorh
boom. This time ho will have to re ]
on ontnido jobs and crumbs from th
railroadn.
AFTKK the lit of Mny , in Chicagi
no person or corporation will bj pel
milted to mainttia or uao any tult
graph polp , telrpraph wire or cloctrl
conductor in any hlreot or nlk-y of thr
city. Every great fire adds now en
photic to the cry of "Put the win
under ground. "
WITH the opening of opting , pavlr
and Bowerlng will begin to divide th
attention of the board of puWi
troika. An oztoneion if our tarn
Bjntem and a priclhnl plmi for tl :
disposal of n portion of our eutfcc
water are lmpor.\'ivoly domauljd I
the best interests of iho city.
OJ > LY 400 000 In ycnr'y icatul
mentn of $1COJCO ( f jr the next foi
years are demondcd by the pcoplo
Lincoln for the con j.lutiou uf tl
atato cnpitnl. Wo ehall pru&tntljr f
what ii fluonce Mr. Gero and h
State Journal has in in j > caning tl
legislature with the ncciuity of lur
ing the tax.
OLAUKSCB SKLAII , who publishes
paper in the Eikhurn valUy , used I
ba fond of charging that llonewit
sold a U , P. pitH. Wo are paltud
observe Selah's name on the Bla <
Lilt of the Western P.iencngcr Ageni
association , with the following entr ;
"Offered to sell pass to a scalper
Mr , Sol ah will never again bo alfon
od an opportunity to cell passes , aa i
are officially earned against him an
fraud. It is evident that when 1
made his charge ho judgsd otho
by hia own conduct.
PENNSYLVANIA is about to pass
law providing for boards cf arbitr
tion to settle differences between ot
.ployera and employes in the ire
steel and coal trades , Tao idea mlg
well ba adopted lit other states ai
; the scope of the measure extended
ttako in other trades , Arbitration
a means of settling labor disputes h
proved a great success In Eaglan
and there is no reason why it shon
not bo equally successful horo. M
lions of dollars .annuilly would 1
saved If the disastrous strikes ni
Inck-onts could bo prevented by a m
tnal understanding between the 01
ployor and employe.
THE druggists have drafted a I
which has been Introduced in the 1 <
islatura , providing for the rcgulati
of pharmacy , the examination
diugplsti and druggists' cletks , n
restricting the sale if pouenstxci
under certain conditions of safe
This IB a mtaiuro which tholeglslati
can safely pass on in the common
tereat. The mistakes of druggi
bavo caused more trouble than '
mistakes of Moses , Bob Ingersoll
the contrary notwithstanding ,
oomo law could ba passed restrict
the profits of retail pharamaclits te i
per cent on the coat of physlcla
prescriptions , the world would
happier.
ESTIMATES cf the Texts cattle di
for the coming tprlog plaos it at 2' '
000 head. It is elated that not u
than 120,000 will reach the open n
ket. The remaining 100,003 will
reiervcd foe ranch puipoaca a li
number of which will come into
bras\ and Wyoming. All the rai
men are looking forward to auotboi
ceptlonally prosperous season ,
cattle on the Nebraska and Wyon
ranges are reported In excellent <
ditlqn , The mow fill having I
Jght and grata plenty the per cent
losses will be very low , If the rum
der of the leaion bears out prosenl
tlclpatlonj.
PARTY HARMONY.
There Is a loud call Lr party har
mony now that the senatorial election
has ended in the selection of Genets !
Mandorson , and the republican anti <
monopolists are requested In winning
ton on to join the "anti-monopoly re
publicans , " which term wo are !
foimad by the leading railroad organ ,
embraces the entire republican part )
lit NdbraaLn.
Now wtille it ia a feet that 13 ( KO of
the 17.COO volets who cast their btf
[ ota r.t the laot election for antl-mo *
nnooly candidate's hiWe loft tbo re <
publican pirty cither temporarily (
pcnnincijtly , it is ttUilly | Irao ih.tl
they can n < > vcr bo w.n buck iLto the
fold by intro proftaumiH and promised
If they can bo Induced to return tc
their old parly allegiance it will onj !
bo when they r.ro convinced that tin
republican party u both willing nnc
u'/o ! to carry not the principle :
of anti-monopoly and pass lawn foi
the government of the railroads ai ii
dornandud by the moet cnligbtcnec
public sontitnont in Nobrark * . Up ti
the presci.t time ropiib'icmB havi
given no tvidotico nf such a doiiro be
yond un impotent resolution in tin
pirty platform , drafted to prevent do
faction , ur.d tbroutjh the occasions
announcement of a railroad organ tha
the paity leaders were all in favor
regulation of the mOnopolivB.
The very Drat act of . 'ho majority li
the li'gielaluro waa thn gleoljon of ;
H.n for pOlil < Ck' wllS has been lK (
Cat's-paw ' and loci of the corporations
and ho has bent all his cncrgici
towards stifling invcullgatton am
throttling through packoJ com
mitttcs any reasnnablo rail
road regulatiot ) . Speaker Humph
rey'n c > uroo waa applauded and BUS
talnud by the ropublicino , and thi
ended him HO far in prevcntlnj
rnujorlty of the pirty have ably see
the piHsago nf laws which m'g'it ' dl
rainish the rocelpla of thu corporation
by te moving the cnuaca of coinu'.alut
made by Iholr pttronn ,
Thtio ccrlaii ly 1ms been no movi
nude by the republicans so far toward
redeeming Iho pledge n niidu by re
publican cindidnUo and lor.dorj be
f jto and since thu lute ulcc'.ion , I
ihuso pledges wcro made In gem
faith , the fkiluro to redeem them nl
fotds proof prsitivo that the lo : d t
a'o impotent hjciuno oorporato mem
opoly doii.inalcs over a inr.j niiy c
tnolr followers In the loi-iuhiluro. O.i
anti monopollH'B who hhvo severe
their connection Viith the republic *
pirty cunnictcntly rctnru to the fol
btfuro the patty Inn given vitality t
tin ) principles ur.d reforms they ndvt
oate ? 0in they uflurd to abindo
nlmt they have fjaght for on thonici
nesuranco that the republican party
willing to fraterniz ) with them ] la
not uaBuntial that their just domam
on behalf of the industrial and pr
ducitig olatses shall bo complied wil
by the enactment of bwa that v i
limit the exactions of railroads an
compel corDcra'.o inonopbliea to boi
their equal thuro e f the burden <
taxation ; and it may aa well bo ui
deratood Grst as last that no milk-ec
legislation willeutiify the rank. , an
file 'of the anti monopoly element I
and out oi the republican pirty. The
want laws that will tiljid pcrmunoi
relief from extortion and dfBcrlmin
tiou by limiting freight and piBiouRi
tolls and prohibiting , under sovoi
penalties , every species of fiworitlen
They will bo satitficd with nothii
leas. If Gonotal Riandetson can pr
vail upan the republican Icglslatui
that elected him how to do its dul
foarletaly , in accord with the knon
demands of the people , there will bo
fair prospect of pirty harmony and
resumption of party allegiance. Tl
lion and the lamb may at some futu
time lie down together , but the Ian
objects to reposing iaeidu of the Ho
AN oiliclal note of the German no
eminent warns young men that Gi
many has too many lawyers , Oms
has no advantage over Germany
this respect , A good many profi
lional men in this section of the oou
try have mistaken their calling a
spoiled good tradesmen and mcchaii
to mtlc * Indifferent lawyers and di
tots. The ditlhulty atiscs from
silly pride which makes a professl
F. more genteel than a trade , Any oa
F.ro ing is conteol that ia pursued by g <
tlomon and no ganUonun can lese 1
ta aslf nsptcl by laboring In any hoii
10 calling.
to
If A biLL to create a board of imiulg
tion Is now pending In the logislatu
DO which ii evidently gotten np In the
is' toreot cf somebody who has an axe
bo grind. There la no more need c I
state board cf immigration , wltb
salaried secretary and clerks tl :
vo there Is seven wheels to a wagon. 1
most affective way to encourage I
ire migration Is to circulate comp
trbo pamphlets concerning the rotour
bo and advantages of thn state ,
coat of living , wogoo , climate , ,
[ e- Sue i a document compiled by a cc
potent petson under the dltoctlor
31- the necrotary of atato dnd transla
'ha into various languages cm be
culatod directly f om the socrola
m- cflisa and the parties whom It Is
mon
: on slrablo to Induce to locate in Nebra
of can bo reached by a brief advott
In. ment in papers that have extcn
in- circulations In the eastern
middle itatoi or * in Eur <
All the legislature needs to
do Is to make appropriations
fur compiling , printing and tranila-
ting the document ) and the sthry cf
an additional clurk in the cflico r f the
secretary < f atato. All other rohemei
lor immigration boards with theircotn-
plex \chinery are needlessly expen
sive and liable to prove a failure ,
THE ORLEANS PKINCES
Paris dinpitchea bring Inti
that the Orleans princca have otkrud
to resign their con mlvionn In tin
nttny and quit Frnncu if the pnblit
PJKCO end thu stability ot tlxi npubli :
BBCITI t drru i.d Audi u euctifio , Thn
exhibition of patriot un ii protmblj
forced , but it will doubtless have iti
weight with the chamber cf dcpu i i
a.id tend to Hjften the radical heorti
towiirdn the only romni-iits of thi
French monatcly who have abdicatec
their royal claima and throvrnthii
fortunes for y are wi h thoao of tin
p npjc.
'J'.ie Odaans princes have long beoi
the most popular of the do ceiidanti
of the old rtglmo. Since the abdic.A
tion of their ftther L uis Phillipo
the citizen king , they have mi Jed ii
the French tetritoiy and BB oampli
cltizaus cf the republic luvo risen ti
high positions in the army nnd navy
The Duo d'Aumalo. presided over thi
Biziino court martial and his brother
han long bton one f the moat prpalni
I'fUicis ' irj the French army , Thi
pnoplo of FVuueu have nothing pirtl
oular against the fum'ly ' cxept tha
they are rjrincia and tnat their faho
once sat on tlio throne. Ic is admittoi
that they are honest , tflioient am
patriotic gentlemen who have aorvci
the country with fiKliry , Ard 01
thia acejunl the attempt to itclad ;
them in the F.equot cxpuluou bill i
strcitg'y oppjeutl and healed to th
losiguulion of the ministers of wu
aud of the marine.
ODO reason for the prejudice cguira
the prlr.cen just now ii tlw grant i
aomithlng like ? 10,0 ( O.OJO to th
family tinco thu formation of th
present republic. The money wa
however , rightfully tlnjir/j. Whei
Louis Phil ippo i Bx-ndcd the thron
he gave all hii family p-oporty to hi
chl.dron and de'ermintd to live i IF hi
income aa a aovoriigu. Upon Na
poleon's acccsKton to pjvrer h
promptly oeizsd upon all the ponsci
sions of the O-leans family. Afte
Sedan , when Tnlura , the old miniate
and fripnd of Lauis Phillippova
almost tuprenn in thu cuuaciU of th
republic , ho limited tlmt the mone
should bo roturncd to the Orlo.n
princes , at.d after Herculean Lffotta h
aucciodcd In c-irfying hid point. No'
the Ffouoh pcoplo claim that the a !
ceptanoo of the old Orleans doiuaiu
ohablliUtod the priiicoa aa royi
irctomlura , separated them from tb
matoi f ordinary cllizcns and thai the
long for an opportunity to p.cizo tl
throne.
OVEII thirty million dollari wcr
laid in wages last year to the mim i
of bituminous coal in the Unite
StatcH. The production of coal ia tl
great mining imlus'ry if the countr
ur oxcocdlug In value the gold , silvi
and iron indualtien. Mora than forl
millions tons wore taken out last yea
There wore also twenty-eight milllc
ions of anthracite coal mined. En
land produces mote than twice i
much coal yearly as the United Stat
and take * it all from an area about tl
tizo of Ohio. The coal deposits <
this country have been barely touohe
They are found In almost every pa
ot the land. The mines at Seattle ,
the extreme northwott , produced 01
hundred and fifty thousaid tons la
year and numerous deposits have lat
ly been discovered on Pugot's soui
and along the line of the Northc :
Pacific railroad , so it does not see
likely that any part of the country w
want for fuel for many
Now THAT the senator ia oloot
a the Douglas delegation iu the k
n ialature ahould got down to busluc
and give OB aomo laws for the teluf
Omaha and the promotion of the gc
oral w elf are of th'a city and stato.
"Wo want lana to rcdnce the nu
j bor of justices of the pence , to ai
a plify the system of registration a
u nnko it more cflectivo by placing t
[ . appointing power in the ham's of t
mayor and council. Wo we
lawa to pur fy piimary el
ions and * a reviaion of t
charter where it has been fou
defective In the matter of taxatl
and pub ia Improvements. Wo nc
aomo amendments to the achool la
' that will enlarge the board of edu
tion BO that ita laborious duties cm
moro effectually peiformcd. Thi
i ought to bo aomo amendments
the Slccumb law where the proei
law has boon found defective and
jporatiro.
at THH republican p rty , in the op
CB ion of the Cleveland Ltad r , are "
10 jluntng to act as if it needed anotl
a. dose of election medicine. " One m
a.a
a- such doao as the last would kill
aof
of .
patient.
od
Ir The proprietor of the Trom
home In Chicago has just done i
lo.ka thing to add to the security of
ka guests In case of fire. lie has 1
10- constructed 52 boll gongs , each
10vo
vo Inches in diameter , which will
nc placed jn the halla and corridors
every floor , and connected by oleo
wires with the battery In the
A single touch will ring these gongs
simultanconily fjr any length of time
required , atd will , H U fully believed ,
prove the best , simplest , surest , and
quickest way yet dovlacd to warn
Bleeping guests of danger of fire.
TUB follows thit drew so.itn In the
legislature and thought they had
struck a bonarzi bavo come home
sadly disappointed. The men that
hadllio birrel down there failed tc
omifct txnd the honorable bllku who
harktrrtl tf.ur stra were left high
and dry.
A Phlloeophoi'd Dentu.
A Nw York letter to The Pionoei
Prtica eju that the den'h of Di-
Oeorgo M. Bj rd is a l" s to the coun
try and the world Ho wnn at th'
height of iiin reputation ar > d ui3ifu ) <
iiuis Thotu who hnvo rend my let
tein during th Ubt thrro yi-ars art
nrmuwhnt ncqaamtud with Inn aim i
iduuu , ntid clmr iCVr. Although otil ;
fotty-thrtp , he hi d published mori
than a hundred books mid pamphletB
nearly all f r the purpi ee of prjpag t
ing hts viou on mir.d-rciidlu , ulim
inn , the traucn , or nome oihoir phasi
of muntal diicaae or mautnl phc
noraena.
"Oniy three of ray bcoku have eve
pi d txpeiiBcs , " he said to mo once
.vhh a laugh , "and tlioso were thi
thrcn poortst. Thi'y were popular
hut I c\u't Hiford to write suoh book *
It l.i a waita pf time. I wri'o fo
the twt'ntiath co.i ry. My nama wil
be known mainly for the books tha
tton's p y. "
He wait A mcut indefatigable invea
tigator. As an original observer hi
, waa fair , persistent , irictab o , dogmA
tic in hu oiprosalou of opinion , bu
ready to confess an otror. flu dcatl
was a remarkable i cone. Hofcresa ?
the fatal outcome of the diserao fron
the fi'nt d y. Thia work he and hi
wife were to spend in Montreal 11 th
carnival , and we're to have nu ul&boi
a'e ' and formal reception by th
scientists of that oity. "Telegraph t
Dr L mb , " ho sold to hia wife on S it
urday , "tlmt vro cannot come , bu
wioli them joy L zz'.o , inatead of giv
iiiK me n reooptlon next Tnur day tlie ,
will bo talking of my death. " I wa
in lo see him on Monday. IU- smile
ai ho took my hand , and said :
Behold a proatr o philosopher 1
am a dying man. D m'c mind who
thn doctors eay ; I knoar batter tha' '
they. I ahull uiivnr write or apeu
liny more. But It ii just as well
have probAb'y ' done ray boat work.
In his baliafa ho was an Aguostic
That ia ho held that wo could knoi
nothing coucorninu God or u futur
world , "It h wnito time tulklng ci
thinking uboat these tl i g , " ho o it
Within an hour of his death , he anlc
"I wish I could put on leoord , for th
benefit ot acience , the dion hti an
ixptrioncfs of n ding man. ]
would bo n help to phyloarc&l Invest
gallon. " Then ho called Dr Dina t
his bpdtiide , handed him bib Iwt prool
from the press , and sitd :
"Doctor , you are familiar with m
work : 1 shall bo indebted to you
yea will finlah that tact chapter an
put it to presa when I am dead. "
"Henry , " ho said to the errand boi
"ran to thn ctlba and get my chec
book. " When it waa brought h
cilled for a pen and Ink nal eignod
check in blunk. "Dravr O'lmo mont
to-day , ' ho mid to Mfa Ba rd ; ' 'yo
will need considerable noon. " Soiree1
an hour liter he naked the boy to la
a cloth over his face , and , when
was done , calmly said "Good-bye" an
died. There in n deal of heroin
nbaut those four bhort days e f illnoj
The doctor stood at the head of h
profession in this country as a nc
rologist. His borvicea were in gro
demand , and ho was frequently BUI
montd to consultation in dista
cities. Most of his important worl
have been trantlated into Gerirm
and his atud'os hive deeply Itfl
onoed the psychological opinions of tl
world.
How a Pretty Widow Handled Hi
Traducer.
Special to th ? Chicago Herald.
WINSTON , N. 0. , January 20 Mi
Inalow Ltrtie is a pretty widow livii
iu a modest cottage in the suburbs
this placa. Recently aomo daougii
rumors wore put in circulation abe
her. She obtained the manuscript
an anonymous letter containing t !
injurious inaiuuation , ai.d , after rca
ing it , became convinced that it w
in the handwriting of Mr. Auro i
Gragg , a government ttlbul. S
wont to hia office , and swooping m
jestlc'tlly int'j ' his presence , demand
the name of the author. Grngg pi
tested ignorance. She intorrogat
him aa to his style of-handwritingai
if demanded a opecimon. This ho d
oltncd to give , whereupDn nhe dran
revolver , oockcd it and held it at 1
head. The torr-ficd official at on
Buizid a pen and wrote a lino. Takl
it to compare with the letter aho fou
ho had wri'tan "Our Father who i
in heaven. " While aho was cxaml
iug the writlnc QwgR hastened aw
10 to Rota policeman and the widow we
to a lawyer's tffise f jr advlco.
Planting Dlact Walnuta.
J. n , Joly pave to the Montn
horticultural aoolety direotlois I
planting black walnnta , of which t
following ia the substanceAv <
transplanting the trees if practlcab
planting the nuta where the tr.
are to remain. The rows should
four feet apart each w y. At this ni
distance the ireea will grow up withe
lateral branches ( which are apt to
it torn off by enow or wind ) , and tr
msy bo thinned ns their growth
quires. The nuta should b e
about two inohca in the grourd 1
rows ahould bo peifiotly straight ,
with a line and msrked from place
place with stakes , so aa to sh
accurately the young plants the nye
yo r in cultivating. The ground m
bo thoroughly prepared beforchai
and the richer the inoro rapid
growth. Always sow In the fall
nt practicable. If the nuts are lef t
apringoutof the ground they beoo
QO dry and will not grow. Wo hi
its found no diffiaulty in transplant
the young treeo at five or six f
15 high , and have measured a number
in atreets more than twenty years i
bo which are nowabout fourtoenor fifti
in inches in diameter , growing in gi
lo and near digging.
PICTURES BY WIRE.
How the Lightning Will
Flashed by the Postal Tele
graph Company ,
The Pour Corners of the World
to bo Oonnfoted by Copper-
Covered Wiro.
j l.ulcl | lila Titnr * .
"lu Inca thn 30 dTS , " said L-styi
\ . Battl'ttto a reporter , "wo shall
ii.vo in operation between Now Yorh
nd Ohijajo the must perftu : telegraph
iuo the florid ever uaw. "
Mr. D rtlett haa in charp.o thn cat'
truoiiou if the lines of the non
toaul uhyrauli , ct which 20100 r.c
iuut WAS g < vun in The Tinu'u & fou
diya ago. lie caino to this city JL-B.
and gAve uu intvri'Qtiiigncouiil
of thuprcg CCH the nuw company n
ana the w y iu which it pro
j09e.s to transact buomess.
Ilicno.v building a line botweci
> l itv York and ( Jhiccgo und polt'a un
up along the wholn distance , nith iht
xcoption ot a few gapj , aggregating
about fifi.y inilua , which the contract
ira are rapidly filling. .Tho wires au
> emg Btrung as rapidly as they can bi
manuf c ured athe company' *
workd , for ono of the peculmrittbc
f the JNslal Telegraph cmnpjt.j .
i tha1 H makca ltd Own wire
. afotl cold the fiizi of a brgc
aiituug-ueedlo electro plated with
oopper till it ia nearly aa thick as a
pencil. When the New Yoik
Chicago line is finished , which will bt
aum9 time next month , a second line
will bo started to run. to Philadelphia
Ualtimoro and Washington , and i
third to g/i to Boston , lu the couui
of nexi yt.ar it IB proposed to reach al
tilt ) ptincipal cities east cf the Mia
titsippi , and the company's contrite
with the no * Frcneh Oiblo conij.atj ;
obliges it to have its wiios in New Or
o&ni in fiftutn months from Sep'em
ber , 18S2. The cable company , \vhtcl
( oruun zed in Frai.ce , with a oplt
of § 11,000.000 , is laying a cable acres
he Atlantic by w.ty uf the coast o
Portugal and the Azures lalaudp
From the Azarci two cabko will b
laid ; one to llivana and Aspinwall
where it will connect with the Sotiti
American oyatem of lines , and th
other to a point on the shore of LJDJ
Island eound , where it will connec
with the lines of the Pjatal Telegrapl
company. The polea for the land tin
t this point are already in p'acu. '
UOW TUB HI'AllKS WILL FLY.
It Is promlaed that same marvcloc
re&ults will btehown when those line
are finished. Not only will Iho wire
bo "woikod" through from New'Yjti
to Chicago without repenting , a fen
impossible with iron wires woikdi
with the MOIBO or any ether system
bat the rapidity of trauemisaion ctoit
ly inoreaeed. The avor&go time re
quired for Bonding a meoauge botwooi
iho two cities now is fifteen minutoe
but with the copper wires it will b
only a few seconds. "Why , " Bni
Mr. 13irtlett , with cnthusiuam , "if
could got that far ahead of the aloe
exchange I'd boat the world ! "
It ia claimed that the application c
the duplex and quadruple * patents t
thu Morao system is practicable enl
on ohort circuit ? ; that in fact , the la.I
ter will wotk properly but little fni
thcr than the distance between Nu1
York and Philadelphia , while th
Gray system , which is owned by th
l\stal telt graph company , mnltiplie
an iron wire innp times over a thrc
hundred mile circuit and a ooppc
wire to any extent and over any dii
tanco. Prcc'ically , however , it lit
only been made to work up to nic
messagra at onoo on a single coppe
wiro. The baao of the system
that difference In vibrations whic
makea musical tones. It
well known that if two airings on dif
rent violins are tuned in cxictly U
tame key a bow drawn across ono wi
muse both to sound , and something i
; ho same kind Is applied to tbo tell
; raph. A little Instrument toned i
ho same key is attached to ono end <
ho wire and the messigo sent throng
t is received by another instrnmiii
similarly toned , at the other em
Those two instruments work In ha
inony , and are not interfered with ;
all by the working of another , o
heorottoally , of any number of othi
sots , ovtrtuo same wire at the Ban
Una. There is something in the ele
riotl vibrations that keeps their not
s distinct.
WRITING BY ILECTKIC1TY
o
Besides this , however , the compan
owns a still more wonderful procos ;
[ ho Legro patent sends as mme
words over a single wire in a ruinul
as the moat skillful Morse operate
can send iu an hour , delivers at tl
receiving station n fie simile of tl :
copy furnished , and does it all will
> ut the aid of a skilled operate
Anybody who cm turn a crunk ci
send a message in hia own handwtl
ing , with any private marks or oth
devices ho pleases , simply by fir
writing his message on a chemical
propited slip-if paper furnished I
the company. Praotical trials of th
appiratns have uhown a speed of twoi
ly five hundred words a minnt
but It can bo enlarged BO as to do ovi
bettor. A Morse operator who ci
send or receive from 2,000 to 2,5
words an hour can command the big
est salary , and oven then there
cothlng to guarantee him agair
making a mistake a thing which , 1
the Leggo process , Is impoesibl
Pictures : au be transmitted in tl
way , and an enterprising reporter c
send not only the wurds but t
muslo of a new opera by wire ; but t'
great advantage the company cbii
for it is the sending of corrcapou
ence , It is expected that the oni
gotta business man who has an itnp <
tint letter to send to a distance , w
no longer drop in the postofiieo u
at leas , Indeed , an arrangement can
at effected by which the poatofllcos w
1 , bo made receiving and dtlveri
10 stations for the pea al teleg'aph t
If bring it to the company's ciTno , pli
ill It with his own hands In the machi
10 and send it humming in a moment
ro Us destination. A minor but impi
JR tant point h tbo enporlority of t
ot wire for telephone purposes. It
o claimed that the conductivity of t !
heavily coppered wire la so great tl
telephoning over a thousand m
circuit will be ea easy aa It now U o-
an ordinary city wire.
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