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IT la utatod that the qaeon of
Qroooo will attend the czir'a corona
tion incognita Incognita is no pro
tection against dynamite.
INDIAN agency contracts for 140,000
pounds of ooap wore awarded last
week. What the soap fa to bo used
for no one bnt 'ho Indian "agents can
discover.
ONE of the Saints In Zlon has
brought salt against her husband for
polygamy under the Edmunds law ,
and the Utah commission Is perfectly
happy. A salt which costs the gov
ernment $30,000 a year In salaries Is
an expensive luxury.
COLORADO Is all torn up over Hill
and Teller , but according to the moat
trustworthy advices the majority cf
republicans tide against the cabinet
oflioor. This gees to show that great
men nro not always appreciated at
homo.
REV. J. A. RKUDIOK not our John
I an eminent Mathodlai-Epldoopal
preacher who halls from Old Virglnny ,
proposes to bring the Baltimore &
Ohio road to time for an infringe
ment on his civil rights. The reverend
Rsddlck was refused board and lodg.
ing at the Viaduct hotel at Relay ,
owned by the B. & 0.
KANSAS CITY shows a remarkable
gain in bank clearing during the year ,
and the publication of this fact la
helping that cltyj greatly Why has
Omaha no record of bank clearings ,
Now that congress hss saved the
Omaha banks nearly $40,000 a year
In taxes , they can certainly afford to
hire a clerk to make up a weekly
statement of their clearings. Oar
banks out to show a little public
spirit.
THE condition of the gutters In
some of our principal streets is dls
graceful. There Is a city ordinance
which applies to the throwing of
refuse in the streets , and It ought to
bo enforced at once. If the broom
of the new marshal will sweep clean
our alloys and gutters there will be an
immediate endorsement of the mayor's
appointment. Aftar that is done
there are several other matters
which may profitably attract his at
tention.
MR. SIIEHIDAN invites the British
government to step on the tall of his
coat. Air , Sheridan's opinion that
murder Is no crlmo in England will
not bo cordially received in America ,
Shooting landlords from behind f
hedge Is extraditable , while a plot
against Qaeon Victoria probably la
not. The murder of private Individ
nals unconnected with a government
cannot bo raised to the category o
political 'iffanses , and It la highly
probable that the state departmen
will so hold.
SOME men are born great and others
achieve greatness. The author o
"Tho History of the People of the
United States , " John B. McMaster , I
one of the latter class. A year ago hi
was an unknown and unappreciated
sub tutor of civil engineering a' '
Princeton. To-day he is famons as
being the writer of what Mr. Blalu
pronounces to bo the Gnest history o
the United States yet published. Th
first volume has already run throng !
two editions and the author has become
come the recipient of the most mark
ed literary attentions which hav
greeted any writer during the last de
cado.
SECRETARY TELLER thinks the su
prcme court is five to four against th
validity of the Thurmau bill and feari
on this aconnt to push the sul
against the P.iclfio roads. A poor excuse
cuso Is batter than none. Mr. Teller
dnty Is plain , whatever may be th
composition of the court. If the eu
premo court , as ii charged , has boo
packed in the interests of the monopo
lies , the sooner the public discover ,
that fact the better. Public sent
men is powerful oven at Washington
as GuCold found when Stanley Ma *
thews nama came np for confirmatlo
in the senate. A discussion of th
court in the case of the debt due the
government from the Union Pacific
will definitely settle the compocitlon
of the supreme bench. The people
are anxious to know who are for them
and who are against them. When
they have found out they know how
to apply the remedy ,
TIIK city council cannot afford top
delay moving In the matter of creating
an inspector for our sewers and water
mains. Such an appointment Is rendered -
dored Imperative by the oxtonslvt >
paving which Omaha will do during
the present summer. Every connec
tion with a water or gas main which
requires the disturbance of our pave
ments ought to bo done under the
supervision of a thoroughly competent
man responsible to the board of'public
works and the city engineer , No tap
ping of our sewer nystom should bo
permitted bnt by his authority and
under his Inspection , Ii is useless to
pave our streets unless they are thor
oughly repaired after each cnUlng of
the pavements. Whenever a main of
any kind is tapped work is likely to
bo carelessly done and the trench
carelessly filled up unless under the
pyo of n city oQiolal authorizid to
wntch the work. Every other city of
maha's slz3 has such an cilklal and
annot afford to dispense with his
orvicos.
So far as the sewers are concerned
o ha7o had sufficient experience
Iready to prompt na to speedy action ,
'our ' stoppages of the mains have
Iready taken plaoo owing to carolers-
ess on the part of workmen in making
onto connections. Just as long as
here is no inspection cf such tapping
rick bats and paving atones will can-
one to clog the sewer and oom-
ilatnts will [ bo hoard of the In-
fliclonoy of the Waring system ,
Common sense , experience and a
ogard for economy all combine In
rglng uoon the city council at once
o secure a compatent man as cl'y in-
poctor of sewers and pnvuiujLits.
nch an employee should bo under
ho direction of the board of public
orks and the city onglnoer. His
, lary conld largely be derived from
ho foes charged parties who tap the
ter , gas and sewer mains. This is
ho plan adopted in other cities where
nspectors of this class are paid by the
our.
PEOPLE in thoaa parts who know
Mr. James Easier , who happens , as
t wore , to ba attached to Star Ronto
Dorsoy by business relations in Now
Meiloo , will ba amused at Mr. Bos-
er's explanation of Djrssy'a instinct
n locating ranches. Dorsey , ho sayr ,
hrough his intlmato acquaintance
1th the records of the land department
mont at Washington , was able to spot
, nd locate all the land , in
ho section of Now Mexico which
o had fastened upon , where
water was to be found. This
and ho purchased , and ho fenced in
Jl the water spots , so that the cattle
f other ranchmen In the neighbor
hood had to ba sold to him or perish
or want of want , In this way Dor
oy made a fat thing out of the necos <
itlos of his neighbors , and , as Bos-
or says , made money by the hatful
very day. The keenness of Dorsey's
nstinot for water spots Is quite as
ibarp as his scent for star route con
.raots . capable of expedition , to gel
ontrol of which ho went to work In
Washington the day that his otilco ex-
ired as a senator of the United States.
OTHER LAND THAN OURS.
A large portion of continental news
during the past week has been devo
ted to the situation In Germany ,
where Prince Bismarck is again on-
; aged in a desperate struggle for per
ional supremacy In the Gar man rolch-
stag or imperial parliament. Dls
cnsslon of the emperor's message has
baen continued through motions , ant
resolutions Introduced by the sovora' '
factions In the legislature , each c
which has only served to show the
mposslblllty of any junction o !
the discordant parties with t
view to carrying out a definite im
porlal policy. The wily chanoello :
thoroughly understands the situation
As a government majority In the present
ont rolchstag Is an Insoluble problem
ho Is bnslly engaged in preventing an ;
union of the opposition , while at the
same time he Ii preparing for a speed ;
dissolution of the relohstag , Throng ]
well laid plans to entrap his polltlca
enamlea into obstructing highly popu
lar measures ho IB aiming to aecur
more satisfactory results from th
next general election and
the return of a good majority pledget
to carry ont his pot measures , Bis
marck Is now repeating in the Ger
man parliament the trick which h
pet formed successfully In the Prussian
landstag by Insisting on relieving th
poorer classes cf the people from th
harsh operation cf the income tax
Inasmuch as ho proposed to mak
good the fiscal deficiency thus createc
by increased customs duties , the pro
greeslsts , who uphold the principle o
tree trade , found themselves con
etralnod to aesumo a cold , if not pojl
lively hostile , attitude toward a bill in
which Piusalan worklngmon wor
deeply interested. The demand tha
the rciobstag shall giro up their prlvll
ego of voting an annual budget in order
dor that moro time may ba granted fo
the discussion of social problems is to
shallow to Impose on the more intell !
gout members of the legislature
It will , however , make excellent am
munition for the next campaign
Incase the demand is refused th
court will make the plausible appea
to the voters , that the emperor dls
solved parliament because It porslsto
in wasting time over an annual con
slderatlon of the budget , to th
neglect of the worklngmen'a Interests
while , if they would vote the budge
for two years , there would be time t
jzlva to the worklngmen's complaints
I Meanwhile the workingmen do not
cum to understand their interest , for
i 'ley blindly follow the dootrlncsof the
! i boral party , That pnrty ii resolutely
( pposod to the only Authority it has
ilt In the govornmout of tha country.
. has the control of the pnrso strings
uoa a year , and it Is bent on rotalu-
ig this Hlnglo vestige cf legislative
imer loft it. Meanwhile , it is nocos-
nry to coerce the voter as well as ca-
ilo him. Franco threatens the BO-
urlty of the Fathotlaud , so au army
nast bo thrown upon the frontiers of
be republic , as It was in 1375 , when
10 count had a similar purpose to
ervo , When thus appealed to the
larmnn heart cannot resist , and under
10 pressure oi theto tv o adroitly
[ mod Incidents It is possible that Bis
marck will succeed , na ho has so
ftou succeeded before , in filling
10 chamber with a snbsorvlant ina-
oilty.
The defeat of the nflirmatton bill ,
hioh WAS especially directed against
barlcs Brndhugh's casa was nccam-
llshod on Thursday in the commons
y the close vote cf 292 to 289. Fifty
rish members voted against the
measure to punish the liberal party.
"Jn Friday Mr , Bradlaugh attempted
o take the oath and WAS again re
used after bclug hoard in his behalf
t the bar of the house. Mr. Brad-
angh's principle of the right to cfiirm
ound a warm champion in Mr. Glad-
tone whoso ppeeoti in parliament ,
tiough ineffectual in securing the end
uught for is ranked as ono of the
roatcst of his rhetorical efforts. It
rmly pledged the ministry to the pas-
age of the affirmation bill on the
road ground that the sacrifice of the
rlnolple of civil equality , regardless
f religions conviction would be
re judicial to religion Itself not
ess than to political liberty ,
Ipposed to the measure was the oil-
Ire tory party , backed by the Roman
) thollo bishops and the united front
f both churchmen and non-couform-
sin. The ministry itself and the
beral parky have been eorlously pr < jj
dlcad before the country by their
dontlficatlon with Mr. Bradlaugh and
its cause , and the paasago of the
measure would have been the crown-
ng triumph for the great personal
lopnlarlty of the premier. There has
loon a lull during the week in the
xcitemont arising from the dynamite
Iscloaures. The efficiency of the
Sagllsh police is thoroughly proved
jy the ease with which every new plot
a discovered and the complete control
which Scotland Guard seems to have
Dver every avenue of information
eading from the conspirators. There
s no moro talk of Irish remedial leg-
station , no moro discussion of the
advisability of a limited homo rule ,
and au entire absence of any tendency
awards Irish conciliation. The dy-
lamlto fiends have failed to destroy
Westminster palace , but they have
intlrely succeeded In destroying the
rlendshlp of the British r.vdlc ls.
Sven John Morley is silent In the
aoo of recent events. Parliament Is
low engaged in discussing the now
> ankruptoy law , and the law which
gives a right of appeal to the courts
at Westminster in cases of capita"
conviction , both of which meas
urea will doubtless pass before the
close of the session.
The court at Dublin is still engagec
n gilading ont convictions and having
disposed of all of the Pccalx park as
sasslns with the exception of Kelly ,
who will undoubtedly bo convicted or
ils third trial , is now busying Itsal :
with a score or moro of criminals In
dieted for conspiracy to murder. The
sensation of the week was the confes
sions and sentencing of Patrick Da
lanoy t na Thomas Caffroy , two of the
men charged with complicity in the
tragedy of Phcealx park. Both men
standing in the shadow of the gallows
solemnly corroborated the testimony
cf the informers and plead guilty. I
Is a matter of congratulation tha
there Is now no doubt that no Innocen
man will suffer for the butchery
ory of Lord Cavendish and Mr
Burke and that the British
government has succeeded in convict
ing the cowardly assassins who plottet
and carried ont the bloody crime
Rumor comes from London that tht
complicity of Tynan , Walsh and Sher
idan in Irish murdcra has bean proves
and that a prompt demand ha
been made upon our governmen
for their extradition. Eight mor
arrests for capital crime have baen
made in Ireland during the week
three la the Fullamoro district.
The much mooted triple allianc
came up unexpectedly on Tuesday in
the French senate , through a question
by the Duo de Broglie , asking the po
sltion of the government in the ma !
tor , The reply of the minister of for
elgn affjlra was conservative am
satli factory. It was in effect that h
believed in the sincerity of the decla
rations of the Italians foreign mttiite
and the Hungarian premier that n
idea of aggression against Franco wa
entertained. He believed that th
alliance would not In any way chang
the relations of Franca with th
powers. France matt bo prudent
for a vanquished country which Is re
gaining its strength , and which is condemned
demnod to maintain a large defenslvi
fores , must not bo surprised to fin
itaelf exposed to jealouslesand distrust
This statement baa been received fa
vorably in tbo continental capital. Bit
marok states decisively that the all !
ance of Germany , Austrl-Uungary an
Italy , by which each guarantees Integ
rlty of territory to the others , Is mean
as a first step towards a general dig
aunament. The firat effect of the nil :
anco U to liolato Franco on ono sld
and Russia on the other , but it IB dlffi
cult to ooo how dliartnatnetit can b
effected In the centre without aom
understanding with thcso powers ,
i ) rot likely that either la ready t
come to an understanding , No mln
istry conld llvo in Franco after re
nonnclng the hope of rosto'lng Alsac
and Lorraine to that country. Eve
the czir could not hold his thron
after avowing that ha loaves the south
ern slava to be ground between th
Ilapsbargs and the porte. A redna
tlon of the armies of the throe allies
to the number at which the Germa
army now stands , Is the utmost tha
can result from the alliance. It I
quite possible that Prince Bismarck !
not unprepared for that amount of dls
armament , Ilo and his master hav
been studying the condition cf th
working classes In Germany , The
hardly can have missed seeing that th
maintenance of great armies is a rad
cal evil of the situation , No oonntr
which keeps a largo fraction of it
uoplo under arms , cun compel o Indus-
rlally with countries llko Eogland
and America , which are under no such
Isadvantage ,
In both Norway and Denmark , the
olllslou between iho sovereign and
10 representatives of the people haa
cqutrod the character of n deadlock
ho popular branch of the Danish
arllnmout Is Intensely radical , while
ho king , the ministry , and the upper
onso are conservative. As a con-
cquoncc , few laws can bo passed ,
nd each branch of the legislature
Astoas to assure the country , through
n address to the king , that the blame
s not with it. Ills innjoaty does not
Isgnlso his own eympathles in his re
lies. Nothing but the recognition of
ulnisterial responsibility to the lower
ranch will make such a conatltutlon
a that of Denmark work.
lu Norway , the Thimj has vited to
npoAch the royal council for giving
10 king the advice which brings him
nto collision with the popular will ,
'ho old question of amending the law
n as to glvo the ministry sonts in the
Yit'n ? , Is still pending , King Oscar
onylng the right of the Thing to pass
ucha measure without his consent ,
omo Norwegians look for a revolution
osnltlng in a republic ; but the oon-
noutal press does not share their antl-
Ipatlon , The grievances of Norway
re too slight and ideal to warrant au
nsurroctlon.
A religious riot took place at Port
aid on Sunday between the Greeks
nd Aiabi , in which several parsons
wore killed and many wounded. The
3roek church was protected by the
British soldiers and sailors with Gat-
ug gnno , and the European residents
were only saved from a general mas-
acre by the presence of the English
allors , _ _
South American news are meagre
nd unsatisfactory. Porn and Chill
re still under arms , and the Pernvlau
ilanoral OaoereB is threatening Lima ,
u the south Motoro has an army of
,009 or 0,000 men , which the Chilians
ave to watch constantly , but cannot
irlng to a Gght.j In the north Igleaiaa
a reported to have been badly whipped
' * yn rival chieftain. If this ii true
b will probably end any plans the
Chilians may have had to place Iglo-
lab in power. Yellow fever has
iroken ont at Oallao , and is extending
long the coait. This la very
leconraglng to the army of co
npation , who oomo from a onlder
atltndo , and , altogether , the Chilian
mbirrassmentB are only loss than
hose of the conquered country ,
'hero are more than throe thousand
Jhlllaua enjoying snug berths as civil
clerks in Porn , and they are njiug
every possible moans to prolong the
occupation. However anxluus Chill
may be to get out of Porn she seems
n no fair way to accomplish it soon.
3he is also involved In a very aggra-
'atlrig oontroverty with tbo Argen-
iuo Confederation. Some time ago
t was reported that a collision had
occurred between Oh Han and Argon-
ine troops on the frontier. It now
; urns ont that the Chilians wore not
only severely v orated in the enconn-
or , but that their commander had
pat his reckoning and unwittingly got
across the i line on Argentine sol } ,
irom which he has been warned to
ritlro at once.
Insurrections in the Austrian prov
inces are even of a more insignificant
: aluro than the so called Indian wara
In this country. According to the
returnswhich are now complete , of the
iosaes of the 70,000 Austrian troopa
employed in the insurrection in Her
zegovina and Krlvoacio during the five
months ending May 31 , 1882 , there
were 71 mon killed , 255 wounded and
missing. Of tha wounded 102
either died or had to bo dismissed oa
unfit for service and 102 moro mon
died from sickness. Assuming that
75 of those who were wounded died ,
then the total mortality including
the victims of disease was 248 ,
The Immigration into Russia mote
than offsets the emigration from that
'
country. Thus , wh'llo in the year
1831 no less than 743,000 Russian
subjects left the country , 770.000
foreigners entered it. During the
past year nearly 250,000 moro souls
entered Russia than loft it , The
largest contingent of emigrants ia
German. The Germans found large
Industrial establishments , and espe
cially Russian Poland is lull of Ger
man factories. Russians are begin
ulng to complain of these numerous
arrivals , and all sorts of proposals are
said to have been started for chocking
"tho appropriation of Russian soil for
Gorman industry. "
The construction of public works
goes on apace in Italy. Statistics
those delusive publications ahow a
mania for railway building. There
ire now in operation in the little
kingdom 5,700 miles of track , of
which COO miles have been laid within
three or four years , There are ,
besides , in operation some 800 miles
of tramways. Since 1878 there haa
been built C70 miles of provincial
roadf.
Every able-bodied man in Norway
ia to receive a musket and bo in
structed at the expense of the state ,
This measure will render the large
farms , with their great number of cor-
vnnts and farm hands , little garrisons ,
and the warlike spirit of the farmers
will receive a fresh stimulus , which is
liknly to break ont in open disloyalty
to King Oicar ,
A Digger Mnn Ttmn lilemarck.
Button lighter.
Gennrallstlmo Vjndervoort "com
mands" the G A. R. boyn to attent
civlno service in untfcrmon llomorb
Day , to listen to the addresses which
ho haa inntrnotcd all ministers and
priests to deliver. Paul seems to
think that ho ia a bigger man than
old IHimarck ,
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Hald bonds are Issued dndcr tbo charter power
laid citi , a ter election du y held iulhctlzlni ;
their Issue "lor the purpose of pi > lng the cist
of rarliu , re-paring or macadamlz ng the Inter
section ] of streets a d ( iiicrs opposite tlley i In
the city , " ard will be delltired to tuichaacra
onraymeni therefor , at Iho CUv Triasurytn
Oinaln one-ha'f on Juno Itt , 1883 , anJ ore-half
- 'j September 1st , 1883
lids will bo addressed 10 the under''gmd nd
marked " 1'iof deals ( or raving Honda , " > nd must
ststetho nam and add csi of the b'dder , the
amount of said bonds desired and the price to be
paid In add tlon ti Itirot ncctuid.
Ihe right Uroier\cd to r > J ct anvarcl all bids
THUJ1AN Itl'l'K ,
m4-10t i'itj TrcMSuri ) .
Oldest Real Estate.Agent
NOTARY PUJ5LTO AND PRACTI
CAL CONVEYANCER.
Clarkosilliltcuwi and Lot , KeslJcnce Lots
andllusluou Lots all over the city , and all aldl-
tloru , bealJcs Improved and unimproved firms
nwer than anr uiber cent. marle-tf
J. E. BERGEN ,
AND
FANCY GROCERIES ,
Co I S'xttenUi ' u > Cumin ; SU t *
POWER AND HAND
"WT *
mJ >
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimminga ,
mma. HAonurnr , Bngigo , rif
I5ALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
Oor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha , Neb.
C. F. GOODMAN ,
DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
PAIBPrS5OILSVARNISHES
And Window Glass.
MAHA NEBRASKA.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
Ground Oil Gake.
It is the best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Ono pound Is equal
to throe pounds of corn. Stock 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 use it can tes
tify to its merits. Try it and judge for yourselves. Price $25.00 porton ; no
charge for Backs. Addroao
o4-ood-mo WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO. , Omaha , Nob.
M. Hellman & Co.
WHOLESALE
1301 and 1503 Farnam St. Cor. 13th
OMAHA , NEB.
Single Breech Loading Shot Bans , from S5 to $18 ,
Double Breech Loading Shot Gnus , from $18 to $75 ,
Muzzle Loading Shot Gnus , From $6 $ to $25 $ , *
Fishing Tackol , Base Balls and all kinds of Fancy Goods ,
Full Stock of Show Oases Always on hand ,
Imported and E > y West Cigars a large line ol
Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and everything re
quired in a first class Cigar , Tobacco and.f Notion
Store , Cigars from $15 per J , QW upwards Send
ior Price List and Samples
( JKA-TIE OIT1T
PLANING MILLS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Carpenter's Materials
ALSO
SASH , DOORS , BLINDS , STAIRS ,
Stair Railings , Balusters , Window
and Door Frames , Etc.
Flrst-olasi fnollltlei for the Manufacture of all kinds of Mouldings , Planing an I
matching a Specialty. Orders from tha country will be promptly executed.
&ddrf > s all commnnlr.ftUons to A. MOYEH , Prortl
A. M. OLARK-
Painter&PaperHanger
SIGN WRITER & DECORATOR.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
WALL PAPER )
Window Shaflos and Onrtains ,
OORNIOES OURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTURES.
Paints , Oils & Brushes ,
U)7 ) Booth Uth Btrnnt
OMAHA NEBRASKA
WIL.LIAM SNYDER ,
UANDFAcrruucn or
.
First-Olass Fainting and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done ,
1321 and 1323 Ilnrnoy street , corner
OMAHA CORNICE WO
RUEMPING & BOLTE , Proprietors
Tin , Iron and Slate Roofers
MANUFACTURERS OF.
Ornamental Galvanized Iron Cornices , Iron Sky Lights ,
310 Booth Twelfth Street , OMAHA , NflB
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