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SOIIE Ohio assemblyman has intro
duced a bill to prevent the over
crowding of churches. The law would
have no application in Nebraska.
MR. BLUNE'K forthcoming book
will bo devoted to political subject *
and a number of government official !
arc beginning to shako In their booti
In advance of its publication.
RxnoELLj one of the Indicted stai
route thieves has withdrawn bis plot
of not guilty and thrown hlnuelf upor
the mercy of the court , Brady anc
Dorsoy propose to die In tha lasl
ditch.
AN exchange which remarked thai
"Ell Porkina 1 lying ill In Illinois , '
did an estimable man a great Injustice
Mr. Perkins never lie * 111. Next t <
"Oath , " ho Is the best liar it
America.
OINCINNATTI will not need any ap
propriatlon for washing the strooto foi
aomo time to como. The river L
doing the work very thoroughlyljus
now. Two millions dollars of damagi
is already repotted to property wlthii
the city limits.
SENATOH elect Manderson leaves tc
day for Washington to look over th
Bcono of his future labors. There la
widespread confidence throughout th
state In the general's ability to moc
the oxpectatlono of his many friend
in Nebraska and elsewhere. Ho oa
hardly help making a decided In
provemont in the tone of the Nebrasl
senatorial delegation , which to toll tt
truth has not for six year * past bee
much to brag about.
HA ZEN , who has boon dolalllr
3krmy officers to work up political BBC
timent in favor of the. signal eervli
bureau , has'asked for an Investigatlc
and Secretary Lincoln politely hln
that a court martial will coyer ti
case. The Taylor court martial wl
furnish a good precedent for anothi
reprimand by General Sherman , af t <
which Hazen ought to bo at once re
moved to make way for a oompotui
successor ,
WHEN our now congressional del
gallon gets itself comfortably arrange
It will be time to hope hat the dl
laion of plunder and patronage whlc
has been hinted at in connection wl
former delegations will bo a thing
the past. Barter and sale of pub !
offices has taken place not a thonsai
miles from Nebraska , and If curro
rumors bo true there are oflho hoi
I era now In the state who know wh
J
the phrase "addition , division ai
silence" means.
THE penitentiary Investigation tho1
that.somo minor changes are need
in the management of the initltutlo
especially In the under keepers. Ti
men have been retained who we
shown by a previous Investigation
' be utterly unfit for their poaitlot
We refer to Oorcoran and Blanc
i' The latter ii the man who killed ti
convicts eeveral years ago. Even oa
vlcts have Dome rights which socle
is bound to respect.
OF the seventy-six senators whc
names are printed In the last odlti
of the congressional directory , olg
wero. born in Ohio , seven In Kc
tacky , toven In New York , fa
each in Pennsylvania , Georgia , V
ginla , Maryland , Tennessee and Vi
mont , three each In Maine , Matt
ohusetts , North Carolina and Soc
Oaiollna , and two each In Dilawa
Illinois , New Hampshire and Rhc
Island. No other atato produc
more than one. Three wore born
Ireland , ono in England and one
Scotland.
THE life of Richard Wagner 1
been compared to that of Ohas
D&rwin. Like Darwin ho began w
scarcely a believer , and one
with all the greatest and beet am <
his contemporaries ranged as elt
enthusiastic or reluctant dlsclp
Like Dwwln he has been a great i
popular educational force. What
the other was
one wai to science ,
music. The long and fierce content
to which hla theories gave birth
tracted popular attention to his
JEit as the evolution contest popu
Iced knowledge of the deeper truth
elenoe.
FIXING THE TARIFF.
If the republic * n party Is to stander
or fall on Ho notion In reducing
tariff taxation It will certainly
fall , The exhibition which ito repre
sentatives arc making of themselves
at Washington in the effort to pleatc
the monopolists is enough to disgust
the country and destroy what remains
of confidence In its management of
public affairs. At the Inst election
the verdict of the country from one
end to the other was that the people
are taxed too heavily and that a lower
and more equitable ccalo of duties was
necessary to relieve the public of need
less burdens.
There was no cry raised for free
trade , but there was a universal demand -
mand for a lower tariff. Ravition , not
repeal , was the general request which
thousands of Inlnlllgent republican !
joined In making.
The debate over the tariff bill ha :
shown that cowardice and greed arc
the ruling motives in the present con
gress. Men who know what the de
mands of the country really are , foai
to offend their local constituency bj
votlnga reduction which might affeol
unfavorably a mill or factory In the
county whore they hail from , The
worst feature of the business Is thai
the tariff is being " fixed" by the
agents of powerful Interests directly
affected by the measure. The lob
bies of powerful industrial 'monop
olies rule the situation and diotato the
schedules which receive the affirma'
tivo votes of both houses , The iron
interest , the stool interest , the ere in
terest , the lumber and load interests ,
the sugar and wool interest and i
score of other interests are all repre
sented , and are compromising and ad
justing duties so that there shall be
no essential reduction of taxes in anj
event. The pickpockets have packed
the jury and taken possession
of the bench. The diokorings and
logrolling between the attorney !
of these powerful interests in the
lobby and ou the floor are a dlrgracc
to congress and the nation , The tar
iff that is being concocted Is merely i
compromise of these great interests at
to the amonnt of tax they shall lev :
on the people of the United States.
With a forlorn hope before thorn a
the opening of the present congress
it looks na if the republican party wa
bent through ita loaders on commlttta ]
t political Buicldo This act will bo al
the more criminal because it will tun
over the government to a party eve :
less fitted to rule it than the ropul
llcan.
HENBY GEOUUE'S arguments in favo
of state land ownership are strong , be
there Is just as much likelihood c
carrying througl ) such a cchemo i
there IB of annexing England to th
United States , But there la on
thing which can and should bo demand
and that is a limitation of land owt
ornhlp by individuals and corporation !
With millionaire speculators bnyln
up every desirable tract and holding
against would-be settlers , and corpon
tions getting posaession of rcglor
t largo enough for the formation c
whole stated , moat of the doalrabl
land in the country has boon alroad
gobbled up. It is about time tht
something was done to eave win
public lana there is loft for notui
settlers and to stop the accumnlatio
of immense landed estates , in corapa :
Ison with which these of the grot
landlords of England and Sootlan
palo Into insignificance. No rallroa
grant not already earned should I
permitted to pats Into the hands i
any corporation.
SENATOH INOALLB agnostic onloj
upon Senator Bon Hill drew a bitt
editorial from the editor of the Nc
York Baptist Weekly in which the seater
ator was denounced as "an Infidel
When a religious newspaper edit
dips his pen In gall and scarifies ser
unrepentant child of the world , t
flesh and the other follow , ho general
does It with a brutality which partak
m'oro of the other fellow's praotl
than of the precepts of the Prince
Peace. The sharpness and brlllian
of Senator IiiRalls reply waa doubtle
wasted on the oelf-uufficlont Pharls
who assailed him , but it is very go
reading for publicans and tinners.
TIIE consolidation of the Mute
Union with the Western Union w
add $15,000,000 of stock to the | 8 (
000,003 already letucd by the latt
company. In other words , the cou
th try will bo taxed to pay dividends <
$95,000,000 of stock , reprcaontl
lo property which could be dupllcat
3d for less than half the money. K *
in successive consolidation of tologra
In property emphasizes the necessity o
postal telegraph controlled by t
government , and conducted on bo
is nosa principles for the benefit of i
cs public.
th
od TUB house of representatives
the Minnesota legislature on Wedn
day , by a vote of 40 to 38 , Indefin !
B8. ly postponed tlio consideration ol
B8.nd proposition to submit to the pooph
he constitutional amendment prohibit
teen the manufacture and sale of intoxl (
on Ing liquors. The Pionttr-Prttt s
At- that It Is pretty safe to Bay that I
art vote mules tha culminating polnl
tr * the prohibition movement In the si
of and that hereafter It will never CK
so near BUOOMI as that vote Indioal
OTHER LANDS THAR OURS
The Interest excited by lu former
Kavanauqh's revelations in the Dublin
court , continues unabated as the ox-
{ nation of the Phconix park murderers
continues. The prevailing opinion Is ,
that Kavanaugh's testimony cannot bo
broken down , In certain points of
his narrative ho is strongly corrobora
ted by Independent withnessos. It is
certain that the Phooaix park murders
were committed in the manner describ
ed by the witness , and there is nothing
In the character and antecedents of .ho
accused that weighs against the testi
mony of Kavanaugh. It will rcquiro
something moro than his evidence to
hang them ; but what may bo necessary
to fully establish thslr guilt will bo
doubtloes produced by the govern
ment.
Reports of the death of Archbishop
McCabe , who Is lying dangerous
ly 111 at his residence lu
Ireland wore current during
the early part of the week , but have
since boon denied. The archbishop
cardinal is the highest prelate in the
Irish church and has always obtained
credit for possessing the greatest
amonnt of influence with Rome. At
homo ho la by no moans aa popular AS
Archbishop Oroko who is considered
moro patriotic and lots inclined to
yield to British influences.
News from the famine stricken dis
( rials in the north and west confirms
previous reports of the dreadful desti
tution prevailing. Many cases oi
starvation have already taken place
and the crop of potatoes will barely
last a week longer. Urgent appeals
are made by the local priests.
The homo rnlera at the preoont ses
sion of parliament are likely to make
themselves felt. They already mustot
47 votes in the commonu and the cer
tainty that they will ultimately con
trol all the Irish Boats , makes it neces
sary for the liberals t j pjlvo some re
cognition to their demands. Mr ,
Healy , just before his committment tc
Ktlmtlnham jail , announced that hie
party had dovlsod a simple and
practicable scheme by which an approach
preach might bo made to self-govern-
mont in Ireland. The preliminary
demand is that , as an experiment aud
by way of an installment of Irish au
tonomy , all local affairs , auoh as tht
management of rates and the appointment
mont of magistrates , shall bo oonfidec
to elected boards the conditions ol
the franchise to bo , of course ( lthougt
the stipulation is not mentioned in thi
telegraphed report ) , not moro onoroui
than they are in England. Anothci
foatnro of the proposal is that oaoh oi
the county boards thus elected nhal
send delegates to a central council
each of the four provinces into which
Ireland Is historically divided to hav <
ono of thesn small senates , and to ex
oroiso therein the same power of leg
islatlon with regard to private bllli
which la now possessed by parlla
mont. The moro closely Mr. Heuly'i
plan is studied the more adroit am
felicitous will appear its adjustment
to the objections most fnqnontl ;
raised against conceding to Irishmei
the right to manage their own affairs
It remains to be 'soon , however
whether this modest approximation ti
homo rule will be Incorporated li
their party programme by the Par
ccllitu members at the mooting t <
which they have boon called , ani
whether the Gladstone cabinet wil
have the good sonao to avert a coall
tlon between conoorvatlvoa and horn
rulora by assenting to aach a reason
able demand.
Parliament opened on- Tuesday ,
The speech from the throne , as usual
waa non-committal and afforded littl
Information , Notice was glvun tha
measures would bo Introduced by th
cabinet for the creation of a court o
criminal uppenls , for preventing coi
rnptlon at elections and to ate are t
English and Scotch tenants auitabl
compensation for agricultural im
provomonta. No mention is made i :
the oablo reports of a proposed ei
tension of the franoiso In the conn
trios , but the nubjoct cannot well b
postponed , Brodlangh had mad
every preparation for a great papula
demonstratloun attendant upon hi
third attempt to take his seat in th
house of commons , and about 7CO
gathered around Trafalgar square a
ho entered the parliament house. H
was permitted to tnko his Boat withoc
obstruction and shortly after , the at
nonnooinont was made of the Intro
ductlon of a bill allowing member
elect either to affirm or take the oatl
If this measure is passed Mr. Brad
laugh's stock In trade is gone and th
electors of Northampton will have th
satisfaction of finding themselves rep
resented by the great English radio
undisturbed by his annual oxpulslo
on purely religious grounds. Mi
Parnoll was In his place an
moved an amendment to the addrci
In reply to the crown touching Iris
matters and asking for a logislatU
inquiry Into the right to Impriso
Uoaloy , a member of ptrllamon
The amendment was voted down by
decisive vote , only 4 ? votes being n
corded in Its favor.
The vague terms in which the qacc
alluded to Egyptian affairs thro IT r
now light upon the situation , Moi
may bo learned from Lord Djffarln
dispatchnhtoh informs hiepovcrnmoi
that the policy respecting Egypt mu
assume ono of two forms either tl
country must bo annexed to Gre
Britain , or bo given a government i
its own , and bo taught how to rnana )
it. The latter , ho argues , will takoi
much tlmo that the country might 1
regarded as practically annexed , ov <
though it bo 'temporarily. It is pla
of to be soon that England Is gradual
feeling her way to a permanent eco
pany of Egypt. The causes whi
lo induced the British to go to tb
country will keep them thoro. Brlti
Interests in the Sues canal and a i
cured highway to India were the ii
it- polling motives of the conquest , a
- nothing short of a war with the gr <
powers will ever cause the Engli
ills government to loosen ita grip.
No new ministry had been ( form
te , In Franco up to Friday night thron
me Fallleres resignation is In the hands
si President Grery. The governme
has released Pi inco Napoleon , and the
people are recovering from the fright
occasioned by the bombastic mani
festo , The coDvsorvatlsm of the son-
nto in scon in It ) rejection of the first
claueo of Mr. Fabrus1 expulsion bill ,
This prohibits princes from holding
any civil or military post in the ser
vice tf the republic. Without this
clause of course the other two have no
reason for being. A more moderate
measure , however , submitted by M.
Wadding ton , was approved by a vote
of 105 to 127. It provides that any
seditions prince may be banished after
a trial before the senate or a court of
aselzjs. But the deputies will hardly
bo In the mood for a compromise. The
lisno being joined , therefore , it re
mains to be soon which honso the
country will support. The drift of
opinion and events seems to indicate
that President Grevy and the eonato
will bo victorious.
The now Djminlon parliament of
Canada has just mot at Ottawa , but ,
as there are no now laws needed , the
session promises co bo duller than
usual , With Sir John A. Mac Donald
several prominent figures have disap
peared from the honso of oomraonn.
There was , f jr instance , Sir Richard
Oartwrlght , an nggressivo , combitlve
politician , who was as vivacious and
amusing In Ottawa as Lord Randolph
Churchill has become in London. But
the career of MacDonald has given
ample proof that brilliant talents aud
statesmanship of a high order are of
little avail in the narrow arena of Ca
nadian politics. Indeed , His doubtful
whether the presence of Sir Garnet
Wolsoloy , the hero of London , as
governor general , would do much to
ward making social life at Ottawa In
teresting to Americans.
Spain IB still suffering in ono of Ita
limbs the cancer that wo cut out of
our body In 18GO. The cabinet ,
however , in response to the incessant
agitation of the liberal deputies , has
stricken the shackles ] from the limbo
of 40,000 black men , and at the same
rate slavery wilt soon bo as oxtinot in
Ouba as it is in Virginia. It is con
soling to reflect , when wo consider the
price wo paid for purging onraelvet
of our long-standing sin , that the
price was , In proportion to the result ,
not over adequate. For Spain hot
been torn by internal miseries and
civil war that manumission would
have long sinoo put a period to. Free
Onba , in ono sense at least , is not the
dream It seemed ton years ago.
All the Important German railway
linen are now in the hands of the gov
ernment. The few roads still owned
privately will bo absorbed at no vorj
distant day. It is already evident
that the state ownership will reduce
the cant of operation. That it will In
crease the efficiency of the service li
not so evident. Hundreds of super ]
fluoua officers aud clerks and all the
deadhead lists have boon abolished
Pas os are not issued even to the rain
ister of public works. Offiuoro of th <
government have to pay for their rldei
like private citizens ; if on duty the ]
can charge up the amount as expenses
The equanderlng ot largo sums fo ;
palatial offices has been stopped , bu
the comfort of travelers la said to bi
regarded more than over.
Irish Industry is at a low ebb. Froc
tlmo to time efforts have been made ti
improve it through the medium o
Rational exhibitions. These effort
have failed. Politics , in part , ha
caused the failnrf , lack of adaptablllt
in part , unreasoning prejudices i
part. Another' attempt to stimnlat
production by an exhibition of the re
suits cf Irish workmar.sblp is to b
made this year. A great show wil
open up in Cork in July and continu
for two or thrco months. In the pre
sent state of the country Cork will be
in many roppocts , n better place fa
such an oxhibitlonthanDublin , thong
the number of visitors will n.aturali
bo much fewer in the smaller city
Americans on route for England wide
do well to visit 0 Jrk and go thence t
Dublin. Ireland in rather a frnitfi
field lor exploration.
It io seriously proposed to dnplicat
the Suez canal. It is 300 feet wide o
the surface , but the banks slop s
gradually that the channel at the hot
torn is only 200 foot wldo. The eart
taken out of this ditch waa loft ou th
banks , of course , so that the remove
of one of thoco banks to widen th
channel would bo mote expensive tha
the opening of a now ohanuol parallel
The cost of this would booonsldorabl ;
loss than that of the first , when tormi
nnl docks had to bo constructed an
provision depots all along. The nc'
canal would be used for vesselspaasln
in ono direction , and the old for thos
parsing in the opposite. The plan hi
not been definitely adopted , but it I
under discussion , owing to the fac
that the increase of traffic necessitate
a constant outlay for the extension c
sidings where vessels can paes.
Farming In Eogland is in a var
unsatisfactory condition. The seaso
has been so very wet that the pro
pects of crops have seldom boon won
at this season than they now aro.
an Illustration of the depreciation c
farm property the experience of
largo property-owner at Adst"cl
near Buckingham , may be tskei
For forty-eight years allotments <
arable land have been made to labo
era at rentals ranging between fort ;
three and forty-six shillings per ncn
Recently all these allotments wet
given up , and the holdings wore li
at public auction , when the highc
bid nude \ra fifteen shillings an acr
the next price being ten sUllllnt
while for the remainder only two shil
ings and sixpence could bo bad.
BUmarek'a success in'dolng aw
with red tape in the matter ot aidlt
the Ibod sufferers , recalls Socrotai
Lincoln's equally prompt action in r
lloviug distress on * the banks of tl
Lower Mississippi a year ago. Wht
the oraperor proposed the dlstributlc
of 600,000 marks from the Import
Disposition fund , Blsmark auRgestt
that the money should bo forward )
that very day direct to the places who
it [ was to bo paid out , "for , " said h
"tho money if Beat to the provlnol
president might bo handed over to tl
overnment treasury , and once the
we all know that it is nythlng but i
oa y job to draw it out again. " B
for Alsace-Lorraine the chancellor w
id quite willing to let Field Marshal V
idb ! Manteuffol have charge of the fun
of "Be ii a soldier and knows what it
at to act promptly , " remarked Blsmw *
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HOS. 106 , 108. 'IIP ' 112 WABASH AVE.
John J. McGrath , Chicago.
Wo have resumed the handling of WINDOW SHADES , and offer the only
entirely new line of these goods now in this market. Price Hat upon roq nest
McMAHON , ABERT & CO , ,
Wholesale
Druggists ,
1315 DOUGLAS STREET - - OMAHA NEB.
MANUFACTaRKRS OF
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusters , Window
and Door Frames , Etc.
First-class faoilltlee for the Manufacture of nil klndes of Mouldlnga , Painting and
matching a Specialty. Orders from the country will be promptly exocitodi.
addressall communications to A. MOVER , Froprle
The Original nnd Only Regular SEED HOUSE in Nebraska.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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tLi JbU
We mtko a rpeclalty ol Onion Seeds , Onlnn Sets , Blue Dross , ' T.mothy. Red Allalfa and WhU
buying rtuS
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
Brewing
Association ,
CELEBRATED
KEG & BOTTLED BEER ?
fi > THIS EXOBLLEHT BEER SPEAKS
I FOR ITSELF ,
_ Prde.rs 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.
S Office Corner 13tli and Harney Streets , Omaha , Neb ,