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4 TIIT tATLY BEE - -U1l AllA ; MONDAY 'JULY' ° tiD , 188.
T iii ; ' 0 i a Ai : . in c
rubtlehed ercry mominq ; lxaptSonday. , The
only MondAy mornld daay.
R0.Ma IT MAIL ,
One Ycar. . . . . . .11o,00 ThreeMonthq .
811 Month. , , , . . &o1) I One Month,1.00
TIIr WURLT 61R , tUI.I.IllD ITRRT WIDalePAT.
TRR'/e N ) ? ? AID.
line Year . . . . . . . . . . tL0o Three Menths.,1 a0
8txN9ntha. , . . . , . , 1.00 I Ono Month . . . . . , 20
Amerk' n Ndwaitompan , Sole AgehtNewedoah
ere in the United SIAto. . ,
lroRRarosDx rR.
A CommllnicatIDne re &ttDx to Newa end Edltorlal
matters ehould bo addroeAed to the RDlroa or Tiui
DeLa
eUAtaR71 L1TT1R3 ,
All auvtnMd hetterA and aemlttancee ehouldbo
„
addreavedtoTllliH.R Pv uMuhia COMPART , OMAIIA
mArtA , Checks and Postomco orders to be made pay.
able to the Dnler of the Company.
THE BCE BUBLISBING CO. , PROPS ,
E. ROSEWATER , Editor.
Tits corn king laughs at brae drenching
smumer rains.
GNA11A must either cleat its alloys and
back ynrds nr oleo onlnrgo hercoutoterics.
IAtl.nOAD earnings arc dropping , but
railroad stock watering'is not appreCiated
by heat or force.
NEw Yonu will invest $54,000,000 in
new. builhngs this year. 1Va11 street has
already felt the loss.
Aram August 2Otli Dr. Miller's
.European address will be " Windsor
Castle England care of Queen Victoria. "
TRAT part of the public which receives
its despatches through time snails is not
yet entirely convinced that the strike is
a failure.
Mn. ItoAcu has sent $1,000 to help
Bill Chandler out of his senatorial scrape ,
but'tllo legislature of the Granite state
still ask to ho cxcusedl
Trait Weston Union claims that tlioir
( IOicea are not much inconvenienced by
the strike. Eli Perkins has evidently
tntoied thosorvico , of the company. ,
CIIAI'LAIN M1.PLIE , of the army , Juas
been court nlartialed for desertion land
duplication of his pay accounts. Evil
ciomnm } ; catioua ' frcqucI ly coup ptt good.
y t 1 .
manners.y I.
Mtt. PorrurioN is cmmsultin6 attorney
for tlie-jgbbot in mho , council "bat Mr.
Pgppleton will b66 tlno'last hnan to sign
for Fort Collins stone when his own
property happehs to be at stake.
IN 8pito of protest and denialthu 1)pin-
ion is steadily gaining ground' ' that. Be n
Butler may yet be the miow denoerati °
Moses to lead the party to the proniset 1
land of patronage , plunder add power.
There has not been in nniiny years n a
time whet the great cities of tie earth n
had a loudoacall for an efliciojit sanitary
orgthizat'on than attltopresentlnnment.
I And Omaha Ca11111)t afford to tat the call
go by bnhoedod , .
1r 'L.
ueiloeetdant8itttlio'Payingeuits nr '
guo,1eavily'on ( teclimiicalities , but cvou
' tlzUnfonPacifio attorioys'dnronot , , de
- fond the action of ilio council in bntoily
t and corruptly defying the wishes of the
s property owner and tax payers of the
f city. ' 1. . l +
jWu publ1sl1 clsovheronccuunuulicatiot I
froma local .phyaicinu , upgn the aubjeu
of sanitary reform In Ollinha , r , l lie anti
e isa , timelyoto.IVltgtiwr ; its auggce
t WflB Las ki a local organization for the in
spcction of our city is carried out or not
a discussiongf the question nay lend
thb result wo all desire. That resnlt i s
Yi i ; thoaprompt beginning of , 501110 , mocha 1
, for mnlnng our city' less of a feOtlin g
ground for fevers , and a nest for ana y
scourge that may put in its appearance ,
a
i No rational man who rends tire paper s
mind who 110.8 studied the history of for
j Ivor epidemics , doubta the certain nrriva
of cholera in the United States within
' 1 r tlo next twelve months. Years ago , tit
cholera was three years in making t11
march from India. But thli Suez Cann
1a n storodto Egypt its old distinction
I as tijo center of tliu world , ahd ihcrenni d
3 moans of communicationbringe jt utun
months nearer to us than it vvas a hall a
ntury' ago. .
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J
A Waahingtqn dlepatch places Imidin n
Commissioner Price in the position o
bcing'tlte party who started the' ' rccen
canard' about General Crook. Mr. Pric
admits that Caporal Crook djd no an Y
, frankly that ho haul not dared to diear n
l the captive Apachcs , but ho thought thn
; I g [ Crook answered questions on that pout
in a mattnor that loft the impression the
, t ho had not achieved that victory whI 1111
allowed him to dictate what should Ii
l done with the captive Indians. It ap
pcarefrom 'thls' statement that Price i
the only niombor of thud Conference will
Crook who placed such a peculiar con
1 structiot on the latter's full and free ac
count of his campaign , and i
is hinted that it ways a nmaliciou s
feeling out of fear of time trausfo
of the Indian bureau from time interior
the war department that induced Mr
Price to furnish material for the injuri
ous despatches that have recently bee
published about Crook.
' Crook's friends in Washington say thn t
Price's statement wi11 not ernvinco th a
, publio that Crook lied about his taut
gpa gn , and , as between Commisaioe r
Prices present statonelt add that n f
fr
Jiecrotary Lincoln , wee paid that notlliu
passed at the c.nfcroncu to give color to
Price's accusatlpu , the publo 1s 1iktiy t u
believe Mr. Lincoln , An officer in time
fyljpfautgcnori sofipgsaidthatifwjnu , t
Price says Ia true , ho should prefer
? ' m lit g'itinst.Orook J ut'thie ' Ppjcq is
not likely to do. His explanation of the
canard is looked upon there its very weak.
'I ' ritI1 LL1 Ea11 ( P i1'tclf , ' ' . .
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r ; r fJ'.L 1
The attack of C n rlee Francis Adonis
bra time abuses of a classical educattou lots
been distorted by a class of nowepaper ig
norntnusos into an aaaault tlpmt all collu
glade training , Most pf these critics
hover saw the 11181(10 of a college hall ,
and show it in limo narrbuw css of their
views 111)011 avert' great topic of current
interest , and in the absence of thbt which
ought to bo the marks of a well etucated
man-culture and refinement. They arc
found with scarcely an exception uu time
country gross or comlectod with nowspa
pets in cities whoso editors hero jumped
from ruralwoeklies , to the control of
small and unimilluontial motropolita11
journals ,
It in unnecessary to say that Mr.
Adams' remarks were directed against a
real abuse in collegiate training , rand not
against n collegiate training itself , Ills
criticisms , directed dually ngninst the
course of study in Ilnrvard college thirty
years ago , find a much inure restricted
application to the great educational insti
tutions of to dny , 'Fhie college eurricul-
lain has broadened with time advance in
educational theories and the increasing
uses to which scioutifie etm lies can ho
put. To compare time wall equipped
university of today , with its hundred
professors and lecturers on a score of subjects -
jects with the college of thirty years ago ,
is hardly less to the advantage of the
former than a comparison of the newspaper -
paper of 1883 with the journal of half a
cnntlary since.
That tire majority of tiur sutallor
leges still pay too much nttetiol to the
classics , and especially to Creole , will mint
ho denied. But. the best of our eastern
universities ) such na ; Harvard , Yale ,
Princeton and Columbia , bug
strungonod their course of study by nlak-
ing Clio study of the classics ' optional
after the second year , and nibstitut
ing the modern ianguages or physical -
cal sciences as electives , Their
example burls beau followed by a
scdro of sumallcr institutigns , and time ? col.
Icgofptbli' of , iihiclt Mi. Arians.cou-
1)lai11s , is slowly disappearing froiu sight.
Within the past tot years the catalogues
of our great colleges slew that the aunt-
her of instructors in time physical sciolmces
has morotltaii iptaur11ilet1j whnil feltat <
ditions hmave bcon nintlu-to tllrl'Inl'mlicr of
Lrofcssomhmjps ttf the , classics. This ad-
vanea has been entirely i' 'the line of
tltoiaistudies tin which hupau cofnfort ,
power add'progrcas mare 'nod' ' ntnm ( ? do-
pond.
'No grozitoa ribiito to tho'value t 6f time
iinprovcd training given by time average
American college cat be found than the
success wlliclt is attending college griadU ,
rtes mil the varints ( walks of life ishieli
they aye called 111)011 to trendi Twenty
ago IIorace Grcoly's ronark about
"horned cnttlo" and college graduates
leas ( peiod with guueel approval by
, amutropohitan jourhnljets. To-lay time
stairs of all the pronfuemt enatprn news-
weak.'I c0ntnain a large majority of cal.
logo men rant the value of a collegiate
training Ls athnittpd in the preference
given to applicamta fqr even the lmmblcst
liositiOtl in the newapagmr corps. Lm the
loarncd profoaions'thu cidlogiinnu still
liolta liisr o1Q 1iro eminoncoahd ; will nl
ways be at a preniuun ; wllilotho ranks of
siiccessful murchauts are daily boin6
recruited from amen , wile intro found it
not tit all : to their' disadvnutnge to hnvo
passed four yenta in an institution o {
lparhingwh lotlmoywore liutabru , toflha
current of the iygtlt1 s thought hurl. tau li t
. to thick el uly and to decide rppidly.
"Give me n college boy lit preferoim o t p
two boys withmit a collegiate education ,
said a prouinout New York backer to
time writer. "They are quicker to leant
and readier in their niplicatinn of what
Choy are taught : My stock exchange
partner cane into my oilicu as a clerk th u
year after graduation , and eight of my
most faithful nnou arc gontleeon of col.
legu training and drawing the salaries
which their rapid advancenlunt has merit
L ed. . I can take . you Ubwn Wall stroa t
m and show 'you'r liozen Gtliori prpulnbn t
baikbrs and broluina ivho will ugreo whim
1 I my statgmoft and , ppinjpn , "
Time man who decries education ii
I either a fool or a launyu , No'tl1mlysis o {
Ilir. Adam's oration can distort it into ant
y' attael < mil ) jlm time nndenioblo benollts of , a
collegiate training. Even if , the almost
sighted view h taken that nu educatoom I
is vnltmbie which amnat ho tuned jut ( p
dollars and cents , critjciam of a
I collegiate Iraining falls to time
L ground , But tlmnyo who has e
some higlmor nine than the moro aceuulu
latlcit of wealth regardless of the eapa
city for its enjoyment , find a satisfaction
t in the more poasossion of knowledge
L aside from the pecuniary profits result.
L hug theyofrorn , They take an over jim
crossing delight in an enlargement 0 f
the sympathies and a br.adoning of tin
mental vision which time Yamdurbilta an d
m the Goulde and the Mackaya an d
1 O'Brien within all their millions immay well
envy , And they decline to weighs i t n
pounds sterling or dollars and coats thai
t pleasure which they daily derive from t I
companionship which the wealth n (
r Midina itaolf could not purchiisc ,
Tills' JV1KA ' CJWJ' .
i IInrvostib has begun in sovurl aeo .
tines of time country amt tire crritica I
period of the growing wleat crop is near
ly over. Thu next few days will put as u
end to all suspei5O as hull a5 speculatioi I
with reference to time quality amid quunti
ty of time grain , 111 atifrtt ( 's has uilyIc 1)s
r from all the. lvintur nod spring whca tp
) roduejng statea and toeriteries , and cati p
mates the aggregate yield at 441,360 , 000
bushels , wiiieim is aonnetliing over 60,000.
DOQ , bpalm9le } gas8 than tjmq ep omdid prof m
Af Iwt year. This eatfuato , mowever , ii
Daly prelhnhta ) , apd hay be amotlifiu(10 r
increased ijiy subsequent returns. Fo r
imistaico the yield of Colorado , Nebraska ,
maul six or the torrithttcs is c' tiitlnted at
7,000,000 of lntsliels'but time probabll-
tics favor nn actual aggregate of at least
ml cotiple of millions more. In this calculn
Lion 01ilo is put down for 20,000,000 bush.
ale , which is a decrease of 40 per cet.t on
Limo crop of last year. In Now York , in.
dtana , Illinois , 1 iiclmigan , Kaiisas , lfis
souri , Iontucky and Tennessee time estimate -
mate shows a falling oil , compared with
Limo final crop report of 1882 , ranging
fromm 15 to 51 per cent. Time snmllest
decrease is in Micltigau and the highest
in Illinois. As matters no v look the
Now England states , together with
l'ennsylvaiia , New .Jersey nail Delaware -
ware , will produce crops quite equal to
those of cite year ago. Colorado ,
Nevada , Iilalmo , Montana , Utall , Ari
zona and New Mexico are credited with1
an aggregate increase of il3 per cont. and
Dakota with 110 per cent. California ,
Oregom and Wmshingtnn Territory are
credited with mm aggregate of 011,000,000
as ngninst 50,525,000 last year. Twelve
soutlmorn states , imicludiug Wcst Virginia ,
are esttumted in tlio aggregate , the crop
being set down at 111,000,000 bushels ,
n gniu of about 4,1100,000 bnshols.
Tleso are all Judy cstiminatcs nod , as at.
ready said , may be clamiged one way or
time other nccordmg to thin weather , and
the difficulties or success in gatloring the
crops , 11rutelrcct's ' exhibit shows a
probable decrease in the current year of
something over 60,000,000 bushels of
wiutar , and an increase of more than
8,000,000 bushels of spring wheat as
compared with time output of 1882 , a loss
of nioro than 18 per cent , of winter , amid
a gniu of 7 per cant , of spring wheat , a
decline of about 61,000,000 bushels 1mi
production , or over 82 per cent. Time
crop of lust year , however , was an extraordinary -
ordinary one , amid for that reason time
comparison is scarcely a fair one. There
still remains 60,000,000 , bushels of time
old crop of hand , old if time present
yield cancs'up to the osttmiated 441SG0- ,
000 bushels , there will bo enough to supply -
ply all domestic requiromenta and moot
time foreign demnund , as it was rite yeas
ago.
Tifi ; IMIUNU1'ION JWARIWl. (
It is understood that , in time injunction
omits how in progressiu time district court ,
Judge Neville will deliver time opinion.
Aa the papers were originally filed with
him during the absense of his colleague ,
, Judge \Vnkely decidcdto aetmmerely as rum
advisory justice and to leave time decision ,
except so far as it might be modified by
hia suggestions , umitiruly in time hands of
Judge Neville.
\Vohave m ) intemition of criticising the
court , before time close of time case , or of
imilhieneiiig in any way time decisions of
the bench. Time case of the plaintifrshas
been clearly amd in our opinion unan
swernbly sot forum by they attorneys.
Time question whether the assessing of
time lot owners in m1 entire paving district -
trict for impro'ameuta umdc in a portion
of that district is constitutional is an
porLaut lime wlmiclt seeps already to lave
been answered in time case of Tfan8ew n
vs. The Cihl of Omaha. The further
gaustjon whether tlm council
has yet lbetoruuncd and . , ; established
undur tub statute , 'time ratio of
prporty tii lq assesscdrfor paym ; is n o
less inllorLAUt t'Thoso aro' poiiits vimk1i
Judge No illu must hires upon prior to
al'i1 onsiderutipn oE the auf1icioncy of time
pe4tipns pycsomtted'tlr the posvera of time
council in ilgtorami rag Jilign time nnterinl
to bll',115ed , ' , ! t n .
1Vo do not believe that the uttenpt o {
the Union Pacific railroad to bulldoze
our courts jntoendorsimig their wlmolesalo
jobboy au(1 corruption over tlmougl l
backed by legal technicalities andj sup
ported by a phalmmx of able corporation
attorneys , will succeed.
Bat whatever time result , our citizen s
propose to'aatisfy tliomsolvos thoroughly
of 'time justice of their cause before
surrendoriug their rights and submitting
to the arrogant betrayal of public trus t
) vhielm has marked the conduetof , the city
couicih Shpuld lime court refuse t o
grant the prayer of time petitioners for am n
injuti tiou restraining the sandatomi 0
buzzards front swooping down upon time
property of our citizous , tire judges o1 m
tltusuprume bench will be called upon te
finally decide time question whether to x
payers have any righla that corporation
amid corporation cauucihnau are hoard t o
espuct.
TJKKDRADZULU KIN(7.
Reports front South Africa fully con '
firm the news of time deatim of Cotuway0 .
time hulu chieftain who was restored to
his kingdom last year , after three yea rs
captivity in Cape Town and London '
Cetowayo was the son of I'anda , and th e
nopliow of Chaka , wlmo in 1812 reorgsn
ized the Zulu nation. I'anda , the fathu r
of Cutowayo , who ruled from 1840
1872 , was a man of much adminiatrativ
ability , who consolidated the Zulu natio n
and made 'friends with the Dutch an d
English. After Panda's death Ceteway o
was formally crowned by Sir Thuophjlu 8
Slepstoe , in time preseeo of 10 , 000
warriors , lie lad acted tie regent du r
ing the closing years of his father's life
Jim October , 1876 , wiou the English gov
onion of Natal sent Cutowayo n rouemi
stranee tigahmat time oxocutioz
of iris subjects who had refuse d
to obey time narriagu laws , tit
Zulu uupnreh returned a lumught y
reply. "Why , " sold in , , "does the gov
oraot ( f Nnt l spunk t0 mine nboat nl Y
In i s ? Do 1 go tO Natal and dictate t (
hunt about hie ? 111 time war which ( el
lowed , Cotnwayu ass driven front him
throilo nod his paver bmokcmi. Finally
on August 28 , 1870 , hu was captured by
Britialm troops , ,1o , behaved with krea t
dignity rutd calnmimoas. On Septonmbo r
rq
1p , ho was r0mo od to Cape Town , and q
remained in captivity at Castle Barrack s
for tw p years. During title timq h e
dictated a history of his people to Cap ,
tatn Poole , time officer in charge of him.
In 1881 ho was removed to a fern miens
] totmdeboach , where his captivity was
tuerely noininal , On August 1 , 1882 ,
Cetowa o fmrrived lit Ain land. It was
intimated by the government that Ihp
visit would bn ) r0ludotohta restoration
to hia kin ' which ho had bong
boon ) inin g. Lad Florence Dixto mul
Bishop Cotenso woroem nest iii ) leadium
lee aI in
or restoration llo was lint
Eugland during ltle stay , 511(1 west after a
few months , sent back to his kurgdnm ,
where ho was reinstated with great
honor. Iii pcrRonalSppearauceCetovayu
is dwscribot lone ' who saw trim jmi Bug-
land as a y'hu a lowerful looking ,
nnmm. . lime
strongly-built bead seems n
little o small in proportion to hue bed ;
q mrha pa it is from p'is being sat out a pair
qof such broad shoulders. ' ! 'here is n sort
of kingly look about him , and Ito preserved -
served title dignity of manor throughout
the interview , lie is nbout forty-four or
fortyfivo years of age. lie is very dark
in color , not far romovcd front black ,
lie haua a ahort , straight nccc , not ( luu ly
or lint , cold his lips , thou rim brick , are not
so thik as are uul ? found on miegroes.
Ito line a beard' ' on his clmiu and a slight
moustache. his eyes hero nu unquiet
11)ok , and au all noticed n tired , depressed -
pressed air about hint. "
Cou.rr Dim Lranrs has ropci ted to
Paris stockholders that ho will complete
brae canal across time Isthmus of Panama
by the end of the year 1888.
, Juana - acted to say time least
with considerable impropriety this rat ° rm-
ing in the District Court wltem ho virtually -
ally announced in advance of time closing
argument for time plaiutifs ( , time extraordi-
uary opinion that a nmajority of time prop.
erly owners imm time paving districts must
petition for mid designate time material to
be used in order to ceuply with time chins-
tor. Initlto view of milamiy pm'omtuunt attorneys -
torneys tide was not Judge Nuville'sopin
jolt yesterday afternoon.
Ti1E Sprinfreld la'epuhlican gives time
following Iremimiiscencosof Captain'tVobb ,
wlmesu battered body line beau found
floating below the fatal Niagara whirl.
pool , whose billows , ho vainly titteunpted
to steam : Capt'Webb began life by ear-
ing'a ' yotumgor member of his frunily fromm
drovniug ; he oldcd it by tiirowing himself -
self away as one would a wortldess
Peary. lie ( m OO junmpcdfroul tt Cunar
tier in a gale to save a common seaman ,
mum ( ! uedals and honors were showered
upon liim. . B'ut ' now'he will get mio non-
unnomt.Vogiltw , oItomitheshore { Ttmes-
tiny , when ho tlmrotvup Iris land before
that nmadlening nmelstrmn of water mend
thunder ; they did slot weep because le
was a hero , but bccaua6 ho was a fool.
' 'how much have you made by swim
wing uxltibttions" asked theotmlywater-
mean ivho had countgc to row ] ring out to
his starting phtco. Webb replied ,
' 'Twmmty-fmv tlmoueanl dollars. " "And
how'gnlaioh have you got leftl" "About
$111,000. " "Them yomt had betturlet mile
pull you aslioro , amid go min a $15,000
spree ranter than try to go tllrougli that.
It is sure death. " The swimmer smiled
amid said , ' 'Meet mime with the clothes
and blamikuts at the Swiss Glen , below
tire wlmirlpool , as I wish to go to Boston
t4tnlorrow. . " lie did miot know time difference -
ference between nu Ida Lewis amid
a Smut Patch. Ilien called his wonderful
endurance and daring jtm'past years , new
hu sw aum in time Englis'lm ' elramutel from
Doer to Calais iii 2VI Imalrs ; in rough
weather , how Ito could remaui 128 hours
It week ht throe water , mum how ho could
nastur waves that would almost fouudor .
a yaelmt , and yet these stories lase their
chnrnm 1mi view of time foolhardiness o {
his taking-off. 1Vlicm lie phnmgcd into
\nmgat.riycr'tinero , probably was not
a men living to ntrmtch hium him time art e {
riding time breakers , for ho had ptmt hint-
self through a severe course of trainin g
at Nmmtasket beach amd was iii good con
dittou , but , like nmmmy men in many de
utrtnmelta of activity , Ito drennmed that
Ito could mmstouialm time ? mblic b doin g
what time Public believes cannot be done
and oublmt not to be done if , it could be.
SontAnenlal Obstacles to an Adjust.
Immclit.
Springfield ltopnbllcan.
The strike leis got to tlat point where
all that eoparates time autagouists is a
point of sentiment or prhmiciple , which-
, one chmoosos tau call it It is time sain °
kind of a point that time Western Union n
officers made wlmomi tlmey claimed that they
did not knew whether the Brotherhoo d 1
delegates , wino waited on then , repros
anted time operators or mmot. That was a
veil foolish assumption. Suppose son
New York bank cashier should refuse
cash a draft signed by the treasurer o
time \Vostern Union conmpamiy el time
ground that Ito hind mo evidence thn
threre was any such cmnpany ; , still less
that time 'Person whose signature was before -
fore Bins had mm authority tomake drafts
mat it-and would time resentur of time
udraft.kiall'attaclt to it u list of stock -
I holders ?
Well , it turned out that the Brotlmer
hood's eonunittao were noitlior false pre
tenders , fools nor lunatics , but wer e
what they claimed to be , representative
of the great majority of time employes n
ho telograplmic service. Now , if it I5 not
too late , let us leave a little souse din.
played in repairing the euvored relations.
Apparently the Western Union are goi mi d
oo treathe Brotherhood as they di dd dt
fn time b1) inning and nta they would rea t
no ether association of busiess coon of I
tbmo face of the earth. It is iutinate d
dr
now that all that soparatoa the employe r
and the employe is limo refusal of tin
former to treat with the Brotherhood a
I a Brotherhood. They will take back tit
individual .trickersatincreased wagesbu t
they will not recognize the association )
and they deny the right of time men t °
combine to affect wages. This is curtaln
ly not business , The Western Uniou
has dealt with a good many rival associa
. thous ju its day , but we doubt if it ha
ever dumiod time right of moo to eombiim
' for lawful purposes. It is miot oralp no
' business but it is not principle or if it i
a vrouB 1)rincipier ) am id one which time ex
istmicu of the \Voetoni lhtibn itself con
aistantly violates ,
"limit are you going to allow rum irru
a aponsiblo rat of omen to conmu into ram
office and tIlctatu wimnt wages I alma
. pa } , is thu knock.dowtm muutetmt o
Jay Gould amt e ( Mutt' other 1)001)10.V
cannot surromdur , any the \ \ estorn i ino
i people , time business of tbti7l great compa
Ii ) ' to the coltrul of tlmeso snot. Suppue
time men reply' : "IVs eaiinot eurrumdu
tIme cemteol of our bru d and butter t
' the dictation of a morn muting 1mi nn emis
chair in New York City.Vu hnvo del
so too lung and have submitted withott
renmonetraneo or protest to auoeessiv
rcduetioms of wages , while etockhotde to
itavosufjorod no reduction of profits. "
As inen standing qn the sane Plano n
contracting parties to an agreement (
employment , one of these positmons i
just as soltaiblo mall just as tolerable as
the other. Nobody lmires a laborer in any
field without cmlceding to him the right
to accept or refuse time terms uttered , nor
does tithe cnnceesiomm expire wimetl the
laborer acts in a tines and moves in a
Ludy. A denim of time right of aseocrnt-
ed actiami crones with ill grace froth a1
manplo 'or who has acquired a mono wl
ono nil manic
of field to such extent as ?
ticall G ) control sages imi that field.
It ufrelltis some bn sitless iuemm that the
upcrntors did not go directly to time coin-
pany without the intcrveimtmomi of a brnth
erltood , flow could they ? The Brother
hood is merely tin urganiatton of soiiie
12,000 , or 15,0011 ; ntcmi , entoyed at 51)1110
tlmusnnds of points over the whole coum-
tr , how could these nmem act uroxlpress
Llmumnsolves with unit' and harnunt ex-
co pt throu gh a tmdu onimr. The lirothm-
uriunod cou
n ttee is asnecessar nn organ
of actiomi mid ex pressiun to the o moratlrS
as General Eckert or the board of dtrec-
tore is to time coin puny ,
In short time Whole ihlretetce is such
as would lie adjusted botwecn tan cony
mittecs of business men in mm hour's con.
fereuce , let us hope that the whale
obstacle to suchm n suttlonemt will miot
pr0vu to no the ull'cnded pride of time
onipl0ye' , as regards time lalmrcr. Iiereiim
lies tie mute of mom arbitration that it
brings eon tuguther trpou time samme piaue
iii fimet and brushes away time foeltmig amid
sentiutont whicim intrusta time relation.
ships of litre iii smite of all time leveling
iilfluemicea rmf timoderim democracy.
CATAItIt1i OF TIE BLADDER ,
Stinging irritation , ituflmnmatimn , all
kidney amt urinary cenplaimits , cured by
"Buclmu Paiba. " $1.
Llnllterl Earnings.
clcsclaud in ader.
It is proposed to build a now Suez
camel parallel with time one already col
structcd , both works to be owned mmd
operated by umiu cenpauy. The draft of
agreenent between M. Le Lesseps and
time ropreseimtntiveaof the British "overt-
went provides timat the profits of tie omi-
barged work shnll not exceed 21 per cent.
Tide , it is believed is aufl'cicnt ' to pay
dividends aal the interest on a fixed cap.
ital. Whatever accrues beyond time lint-
ited profits is to be divided rutting the
vessels ueiimg time canal , time ii-
visimm to be made through a
reduction of tolls. Timis'propositimn is in
broad contrlst to time comrae usually pursued -
sued by corporations chartered to serve
time mllic. It is deemed time ri glmt timing
articularl in the United Statue for
cor poratimis not to consider time public
itttorest but to grasp pall that'comcs
realm. Railway compamies resort'to ' all
nmanier of tricks , such as stock watering ,
and bonding equal to time capital stock , to
wring double oral treble profits fromm time
public. Time lmumdred thousand miles of
railway now itt olmratio n in this country
represunts a ehpital in stock and bonds imi
excess of $0000,000,000 ; , mod if time entire -
tire plamit should be suddenly destroyed
it could be replaced at a cost not exceeding -
ing one-half time sum nnentiemed. Sotoo
with our telegraph system. It is estimated -
mated that fifteen or twenty nmillions of
dollars would furnish all the telegraphic
acconumodaitou required by time people of
this country nap yet time capital stock of
We5toat Union alene stands at eighty
nmillion of dollars. These figures show
to what extent corporatiuue identified
with public interest have carried their
in1Jositiomi5. In time light of time prusont
it is easy to see that a grave mistake Has
been made in not limiting the earnings
of corporations created to serve the ImUb-
lie as commmm carriers and ttansnmittore
of messages. While tburo is inure or
less mmproductivu railroad property , time
aggregate earnings of 1881 manount-
ed to $725,325,119 , amid doubtless -
less to a greater aura last year. Had
time carvings been limited by lnsv to twen
ty per cent , on time capital actually ju-
vested the aggregate could not have
exceeded $1100,000,000. As time population
i ruivs mmd production and comimierce
mimcrease the disparity between just
earuiugs man real cost and tltoso wrung
( room time public through chicanery mid
fraud will be increased.Vimile it is all
too late to remedy the evils attaching to
our present railway and telegraphic
systems , yet it is plain that stock watering -
ing amid the creation of false capital
slmmdd have been rondo penal offenses. If
there is good reason for regulatin ( ; backs
amid insurance companies bylaw , md aub
jecting tlrenl to su ) ervisiomi by federal
m il state ollicmala timero is equally rood
reason for protecting time public a gumimst
time iun ) ositions of railway and tole gra plm
corporations If a natioal bank were to
attempt to increase its capital stock b
watering issue ofdraudulent
orb an
bmmtla its elmarter would soon be taken
away ; but corporations identified
with every business interest in the country -
try are perulittel to pursue a career of
downright dishionestX and public robbery.
Unless time corporatione nmako up their
mimiuds to deal amore fairly withi time public
ram the future tluum they have done in time
past the time will come whmemm dint same
publio will take the rectification of time ,
evils conmplaiued of jute its own hands.
There is a growing sentiment itm time
country agatmst monopolies , and the pree
presermtmuttenings are but time prelude tea
a 5torh whlcir may prove destructive if
not averted by uprghtimoas and square
dealing.
Pure blood lmlSs to make a clear comi-
science. hood's SmmrsaParilln purifies time
blood , Enough said. Send us a big
bottle ,
Not a Blind Pool.
N. Y. Star ,
Reducing time wagon of telegraph uper
atop cannot be a blind pool rise'
else Jay Gould and Alozo B. Cornell
I would not be embarked together in it ,
Waking IIu to a Fact.
I'hlndelpht.I'rrr.
The telegraph monopoly is gradually
wwking up to time fact that it doesn't own
the earth.
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China an Glass , 1
608 WASIIING10N AVLNUE AND 609 ST STREET
St. Louis ! Peso. mP.Bm
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Dry Goods ! /
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Washington Avenue and El/ti , Street , - - - ST. LOUIS. Moe
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STEELE JOHNSON & Coe
Wholesale Grocers ! '
AND JOnmaus IN
FLOUR , SALT. SUGARS , CANNED GOOr ND ALL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIES t
A FULL LINE OF TILE BEST BRANDS OF °
Cigars and Manufacture d Tobaccos '
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J. A , WAKEFIELD , M
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LuMber , Latli , Slig1es , Poket ! , .
SASH , BOORS , BLINDS ) MOULDINGI S LIMB , CEMENT PLASTER , &C-
TATE GENT FOR MILWAUKEE CEMENT COMPANY.
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - OMAHA , NEB
C. Fe GOODMAN , ,
Wholesale Druggist I {
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AND DEALER IN
PlllltS , Y1'llSliO8 ! \
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
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HENRY LEHMANN
JOBBER OF ,
Sliaes.
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED ,
1118 FARNAM STREET , OMAHA NEB.
M. HELLMA N&CO. ,
Wholesale Clothiers !
11301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET , COR.13TH , , , $ ,
OMAHA , - - NEBRASK
Anheuser-Busch
, t.f4ed ASSOCIATION :
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I- - - - Keg and Bottled Beer
_ Thin Excclloat Doer epoaks for itself ,
N ' . . BUN , . S % Y ORDERS . FROM ANY PART OF THE
STATE UIt T1fE ENTIlEVEST '
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! 51 AUl5 M0. Will be Promptly Shipped ,
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MADE TO THE STANDARD
Of Our c-uarraiatea.
GEORGE HENNING
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Solo Agent for Omaha old time \Yest ,
01lico Connor 13th and Hatmey Streets.
SPEOIAL NOTICE ' 1'0
Grower s of Live Stock and Others I
IVE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Oil , I
It le the boat and cheapest food for stock of say kind. One pound is equal to three pounds of Corn ,
Stock led with Ground 08 ( lake in the Fan end Winter , In.teed of running down , will inch a.o I" weight.
and be in good marketable oonditlon In the spring. D.irymon , am wen ar other. , who u.o lm aan toaWy o
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lt. marl . ! . Try it and judge for youreolree. I'rlce 1:5.00 { ar ton ; no charge for .aek. Addrau
ol.eod.me WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY , ( m I