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THE OMAHA DAILY BJSK ; MONDAY , NOVEiMUEK SO , 1885.
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All roimminlcntlorn if Inllnjr to news nnrl fll
forlnlninltcni should bo inlilrcsiud to the Lot
louoi tin. Ill F : .
All luif ln fl 1 tiers mid renilltnticot should bo
mlln * nl to Tun llth rriiMniti.io COHCAVY ,
( ( M.MIA. Diufi * . UiifM mill poftoltlco onlfis
to li } iimilo piijnbletollioorJorof the company.
IHE m PUBLISH COWAN , PBOPHIHOBS ,
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SIVJHAI. ; : now fae'torlos are preparing
to locate in Omaha. Let tlio good work
goon.
WiJ : ire really anxious about tlio hcnlth
of i\lr. \ McSliaiiu'd railroad project. The
public want losee Hand si/u tip its pro
portions.
KOMI : of those days when llio supreme
mint has finished iU labors Nebraska
will liavo no constitution. Wo can thun
live on tlio by-laws.
Dit Afniiu : eh-nieH that ho Ins any interest
torest in thn Patrick torcilo. | ) The cdi
tor of thu Ikruld is too busy in blowing
up his party at homo to invest in outside
expletive's.
'I'm : completion of the Atehlson , Tope
ka & Santa Fo railroad to San Diego , on
llui Paeillo coast , dales the planting of
the .seed for a new city. Wo shall here
more of San Diego by and by.
A Iluiu.iNGioN' barkeeper presented a
tramp with nineteen Thanksgiving
elriukn. The1 tram ] * will tramp no moro ,
ami the coroner's jury will probably add
to il < verdiet that prohibition elocs not
prohibit in Iowa
KITOHTS from Mandalay confirm tlic
news of tlio de-ilriielion eif Thebaw's
nitvy onu old war vessel. There is eon
polatiem in tno fact that ono country is
worse oil' for a navy than tlio United
Slates.
Tun death of Cell. Otto Pimkc will
cause slnee'ii ) regret among the veterans.
Uon. l-'unko was a typical old soldier
brnvc , gonorou ? , and patriotic. The
( iermans of Nebraska lose in him one of
their most prominent and distinguished
representatives.
.NS comes to the front with an
article on the "Mistakes of Grant. " It
would take something more than a mag-
a/iiio article to expose the mistakes of
Kosucrans , One ? of the greatest is the
idea that his views upon General Grant
have the slightest weight with tlio public.
l2i''JJUKsn > r.XTllAyis : islobo : i promi
nent liguro in the lleudriohs obsequies.
Between feeding his chickens , delivering
wldreshtsss at county fairs , and attending
funerals , Ruthorfoiel manages to employ
his time and keep his name before the
public.
WHY can't Judge Dumly recall that
I'niteil Slates grand jury and have Jack
.Nugent indicted at onuo for the murder
of Col. Smith ? Tins is the only thing
that will Kil'.afy the Itcjuiblieun and compensate -
ponsato that enterprising concern for in
terviewing 1'ierson , jilias young man
Mender.
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extensions and projects for
railroad extensions coutinuo to bo thu
order of the day in Neibrnska. Now it is
an nfl.shoot from homo Kansas line northward -
ward iuty the southern part of the slate ,
again it is tht ) reaching out of the iron
fingm'H of tluj Union Pacific or IJurling-
or Northwe.-tern systems Into new terri
tory , but the railroad movement in what ,
over boction Is always in the line of in
creased construction and added develop
ment.
N Dousvv has boon inter-
yiowud on the eve of his eicpnicuro for
Washington , and plants himself on
linn ground for the maintenance ami
enlargement of Nebraska's two frontier
military posts , on the northern border.
As thi.s in hi accordance with Gen. How-
11 nl' * > latent recommendation on the sub
ject , ( hero ought to bo nodillicultyon the
uurlofoiir congressional delegation in
fjcouring the appropriations needed for
this purpose.
Tin : report on our lorolgn commerce ,
for tliu year ending Juno ! ) ( ) , 183.r > , just is
sued by the bureau of statistics , makes a
Hhowing for our shipping as humiliating
UK that of our commerce is magnificent.
Our toteil foreign commerce ( imports and
exportsexhibits ) a value of $ IM8,105- !
the oxpoits being $710,000,000 , , and the
imports being fi7,000 , < X)0. ) lint only 14 }
l > cr cent of tlii * enormous ceunmorco was
carried In American ve * olHanel of the to.
tal tonnage engageil in our foreign trade ,
13,000,000 toun , only 0,81)0,01)0 ) ) tons were
American , it is cert.iinly high time that
something should bo done to revive our
idilpplug interests , mid if the next congress -
gross wJU devise pnictleal measures with
that object in view , It will meet with
popular approval.
TIIIIK : la no good reason why a first'
class flouring mill would not bo a success
in Omaha. Flouring mills luivo proved
successful tuiil profitable at other points
in Nebraska , and it is rather singular
that Homo onu has not long ago started
( [ his industry in Omaha on an extoiis-Ivo
oali- . This city is thu focal point for
Him grain export from Nebraska , and
jbfiro is the natural location ( or flouring
Bills. In Minneapolis , Davmiport and
Inline , where thorn i.i plenty of uator
jjoweir , htoum is now being largely used
tu tlio motor. Con I ciin now bo laid
0pwn hi Omaha for fU.UO pur ton in larjM
jyanlitlua. amitith faiieli chuap fuul
llvurinm'll / ' - . , nsvoll as otlu-r maim-
jf cturing ( KtiUillsliiiients , can bu opera-
tyd jiut M prolltiibly hcio us olsuuhuro ,
To Invc.-llcato Croeik.
Dispatches from Washington announce
that Gcnoral Shrridan necotnpanicd by
Inspector General IJaird lias left for Ari
zona under special orders from the pres
ident , the nature of which has not been
made public. Prom private sources it
is learned that the president is much con
cerned over the conflicting reports
made of Gcnoral Crook's management of
thu Apaches in Ari/ona , and that the
lioutcnaitt general of the army has been
orelercd to proceed to Port Whipplo and
get at the bottom facts of the rumors
which accused Crook of inefficiency and
delay in his suppression of the Apache
troubles. Uvery fiieud of George Crrok
trusts that the investigation A\Ill bo a
thorough and a .searching one. It ought
not to .stop with an inquiry into the pr
cut Apache campaign and its causes ,
but should reach back to the manage
ment of San Carlos under the interior
elepaitmcnt and the overthrow of the
disreputable gang of swindlers , land
grabbers and Indian robbers who , bill
warked behind tlio favor of Henry M.
Teller , held high carnival until over
thrown and ejected by General Crook.
The investigation should reach out its
prying fingers into Port T homas
and the history of the two courts-martial
of ollieors who wore dismissed from tlio
army for frauds and blackmail by their
ollleers , and reinstated by ollicial in
fluence in Washington , only to open the
fire in tlio rear with w hicli George Crook
has been bombarded for six : mouths past
bv these cowardly shoulder-strapped
assailants. Let the Investigation pro
ceed. The more searching-ami thorough
the better. Perhaps it may bring out
what motives have Induced displaced
Indian adonis and contractors , dis
gruntled reservation jumpers , disgraced
lieutenants and envious rivals lo onen a
literary bureau for the purpose of pull
ing down the name and famn of one of
the best commanders in tlio army , and
ono of the truest and most humane
friends of the American Indian upon the
continent.
That Ulktiorn Valley Uoael.
The Union Pacific proposes lo cuter
the ) race for the traffic and trade of the
richest portion of northwestern Nebraska ,
whose other name is the Klkhorn Valley.
Manager C'allaway , who has been put
ting new life into the system since his ar
rival in Omaha , assures the public that a
line will bo pushed from Sehuylcr , or
fcome oilier point west ol Fremont , north ,
early in tlio spring , with the aim of com
peting with the Northwestern for the pat
ronage of that section. This move of
the Union Pacific is a wise and a timely
one. It is undoubteelly to the interest of
that corporation. At tlio same time it
will bo beneficial to Omaha in giving our
merchants compe'itivo rates to points on
tlio Klkhorn Valley road not now tapped
by any other system Per this reason
our people are to bo congratulatcel upon
the proposcel construction of the new
road whoso actual terminus will be in
this city. Every extension of any rail
road hy.stom whoso eastern end is Omaha
and the Missouri means new trade facili-
ies for Omaha merchants.
At the same time , our people canot be
impressed lee strongly with the fact that
Omahu needs and must have a road of
it.s own to the norlhwefat , built with
Omaha capital and managed in the in
tercets of this city. The Chicago & North
western will never release its grip upon
the traffic of Ibat territory , which it is
diverting by overt means in its power to
Chicago , until a competing line who > o
intorchUi- center in this city forces it lo
deal fairly and squarely with our whole
salers ami business men. Promises of
stub roii'Is ' , reduced rates and impartial
treatment are well enough in their way ,
but they are not a final solution of the
problem. Direct connection by rail with
the thriving towns of the Jilkhorn valley
and a chance to Miow what they can do
in a business way with the country mer
chants of the northwest is what our job
bers dcmanel and must havo.
Ouu friend , Mr. Burrows , sends us a
communication upon the subject of
leases of the public lands to tlio cattle
men , in which ho nrgues hlrongly against
such a project , and points out the dan
gers of a free range. The Ur.i : is not
prepared to endorse the proposition for
which General lirisbin iniulo such n for
cible plea some weeks ago in tlicio col
umns. It pointed out very distinctly at
the time that such n plan , whilst ilic only
feasible ono for securing tree range on
the public lands , should not bo con
sidered fora moment unless the elangers
rom land-grabbing foreign syndicates
and collusion witlr corrupt officials
against the interests of thohuUlor could
bo successfully avoided. It i just hero
Unit General ISrlsbln's project is weak as
has been fchown before in these columns.
Hecogni/Ing fully the importance- ihu
cattle industry to the west and to Ne
braska , the importance of the feotllemont
of her public lands is still greater , Every
mile of range divided into four farms is
a hundred times moie valuable to tlio
state than when occupied by range
cattle The position of the IIE $ : must
not bo misimdor.slood in this matter.
The Mitchell Dcolhlon.
After a elolay of two months tlio slate
supreme couit has handed down n
decision affirming the constitutionality
of Judge Mitchell's title to the additional
judgofihlp In the second district. The
court in rendering this oMraordiimry
opinion docs not attempt lo give any
reasons for avoiding the plain provisions
of the constitution which prohibit an in
crease in the number of district jmlgcs
oftener than once in four years. The
bench simply arrogates lo itself the power
to nullify the constitution beeaiibo there
itf no appeal from ils dooIMon. The pill-
fill pettifogging to tvhluh the court has
resorted in this case , lirst to ek-lay action
until after the election and then to bol
ster up sin act which all reputable lawyers
will agree is in flagrant violation of the
constitution , would dUgraee an Omaha
jtistico'd court.
The supreme bench goes out of its way
to say that ordinarily it dews not "INtou
to an objection made to the constitution
ality of an act of the legislature * by a
party whoao vighu it does not afl'eetud ;
who has therefore no interest in defeat
ing it. " It strikes us thai a citizen and
tax payer of Oloe county and the fond
end judicial di'trict3 \ Interested
in the creation of a tax eating
office not warrantee ! by ( he con
stitution. We feel sure that if the Union
Pacific railroad or the Hurlington road
had been the rclator Jnthis ca o the court
would very respectfully have listened to
their objection. Hut If the position of
the court in that respect was proper why
was not the attorney general directed by
the court to do his duty and make a lest
case ? It was only after the refusal of the
attorney general to take action that
private citi/cns were compelled to ask
for a mandamus. The court elcclarod
when Hansom ami Watson a kcel for n
writ of quo warranlo that the ntlornej
general was the only officer who coulel
properly question the vallelity of Judge
Mitchell's title.
The decision of the supreme court In
this case is revolutionary. It sols a most
elangorous precedent. It virtually af
firms that two-thirds of the legislature
anil the executive may combine to violate
the constitution willt impunity , lido-
slroy.s all the respect and confidence
which is elite to a supreme ) judicial tribu
ual from the people , and the bar ,
Tlio Spanish
The ufl'ect of the premature death eKing
King Alpliouso tiimn the course of Sjau-
ish politics c.iunot but be marked. The :
title of the infanta to the throne is not
disputed , for tiio constitution of 1870
secured that when it secured the succes
sion of her Father. The event which etc
privcel Spain of its king Was too budden
to permit time for the hatching of plots
which arc ready to mature. Court in
trigues will probably bo for some time to
come tlio polities of Spain , until revolu
tion is afforded lime to bud and rlppu
into revolt. In the interval the queer
rcgcul will bo the nominal ruler , her
ministers the guiding power , and the
e'hiofs of the army the directing force ,
Danger is to be feared f rom two soinee.
the adherents of Don Curios ami the
republicans Neither are in a condition
at present lo profit by the present crisis.
The republicans are gresatly divided
Don Carlos was expressly sl.ut out from
the succession by tlio constitution of
187(5 ( , a 11 el is keeping a Siow * of court lifo
in Venice depleteel in moans and with
his Spanish followers divided ami broken
in strength. The mass of the Carlists in
Spain are in the Ilasquo provinces ,
whoso inhabitants until 1870 enjoyed
a very extensive system of self-govern
mont , including the control of the militia
and the local finances. Now all these
mailers are managed from Madrid. The
Basques are conscripted like other Span
iards and scattered througli the rank's
of the national army , where they are
without power to promote their individ
ual political views. There is no local
treasury for a pretender to swoop dovru
upon ami make the nucleus of his mili
tary chest. The memory of the slaughter
and devastation which accompanied the
last struggle , now only nineyoara closed ,
must bo sufficient ' fresh lo deter the
Dasqucs from once again plunging into
n struggle in which four provinces would
be practically pitied against foily-iive.
Still , time ami successful intrigue with
ho leaders of the army might material-
/.a a Carlist rising of more llian respect
able proportions. The success of Don
Carlos is much more probable than the
creation of a republic. Spain contains
none of the conditions which make a re
public or any system of representative
government practically possible. Itotir-
bon rule has made her the most back-
warel nation of Europe , and ho must
wait for a gouerul advance before an ad
vanced form of government can be
adopted with any hope of hiieceb-t. The
only change to be looked for is a change
for the worse , unless Castillo by his pru
dence and ability succeeds in retaining
lirm grasp of the reins of government as
minister of the council anil adviser of Ihc
queen regent.
Tin : establishment of rival literary bu
reaus is the latest outcome of ( he canal
and the f > hlp railronel schemes for the
Isthmus of P.iuamri. Each project has
writers employed in Now York city to
originate arguments for Itself and
against llio other , and these are put be
fore the public in all feasible ways. The
indications are that both enterprises will
bu felt in Washington next winter. Lies
ami truths concerning the costs and elilli-
culties of DeLes-.up's canal are BO plenty
ami confusing that they can harelly bo
separated , and the abuses and attacks of
Ead's railroad are not less remarkable.
Wall Hlrcol is uiieler a shower of prinleel
matter in the form of avowed circulars
and articles In Iraele journals , and it Is
certain Ihat a great elcal of money m being -
ing preliminarily expended In efforts to
make public sentiment. Thcio bin cans
have been properly uharuclorl ed us bu
reaus for the promulgation of lies.
THK modern way of hulhlluga railroad
on nothing and making it a paying en
terprise for the projectors is well illus-
tratcil in tlio case of the Arkansas Cen
tral , a narroW'guago roael , cobting , for
the forly-oight miles constructed and
equipped , loss than $10,000 , a mile , Prom
the counties and cities along its line the
owners obtained bonds and grants lo llio
amount of nearly 5DioH ) ; ) , The state
gave it $100,000 , for arranging that the
bed could be utilized for levue purposes ,
and lent it l.KiO.ODO . worth of htuto ,
bondh. The road was then bonded for
§ 2,500,000 , , and it coiiblderable amount of
stock certificates issued. Then the road
mtido default in payment f its Interest ,
and a receiver was appointed , who made
n liberal issue of certificates for complet
ing and repairing it Then it was sold
at auction , and bought in for $10,090 in
receiver's cortilleitlns , purcha oil at a
heavy discount. Any syndicate desiring
to go into the railroad buslines should
cut this out for future loforonco. [
IT is suld that the only good Indian la n
dcnd Indian. The Canadian authorities
have just added eight gooel Indians to the
list.
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Ur lo the hour of going to prowi there
liad boon no new Vailroael project in
Omaha II was a dull day in railroad
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_ Statutes.
Our estcomeili democratic contcmpo
rary , wlmso opinions on national pol
itics are about As f.ifo to follow as its
ndvico on local teipic3 of parly Interest ,
refuses to agree with the 15til : that noth
iugbut President Cleveland's life inter
lo ) cs between ( ho presidency and a re
publican successor. It elcclines to nolo
the urgent appeals front various demo
cratic leaders that the president shoulel
not leave Washington at the present
time , and quotes with approval Senator
Pugli on the situation , as follows :
Piesldont Cleveland's death woulel nol ol
necessity put the jro\ eminent In the hands ol
the opposition imrtj. The tcpublleaii presi
dent of Ihc senate would nol become piest-
dent e > f llio Untied State * ; ho would merely
Isolho olbeotf the president In a per-
funeleiiy way until the secretary of Stale
could call an election , anel under no elroum
stances could he hold oflleo more than slxly
days. lie could not change the cabinet , 1101
In any way affect the outer of ! the executive
eleiiitnicn ] ( .
With all due respect to Mr. Pugli and
the Herald both are badly mistaken. The
law under which presidents and vice
president are now elected and their sue
In case of vacancy during the
term of olllce , are ohoscn , is Ihe not ol
March 1st , 17 ! ) . ? . That portion of this act
which refers to the present discussion
reads as follows :
That In case nf a removal , death ,
tion or Inability , both of the piestdont and
piostdont , the pieslelont of the semite
pro trmpwe , auel lu case thcio shall be no
provident of the sen.ite , then the spe.ikeir of
the house of reptesentatlvcs lor the time bo
shall act as incident of the United
Stales , until the disability bo lenuneil , or a
presldonUhall bo elected.
That whenever the olUcos of niesldonland
vice piusideutslull both become vacant the
sei-ielary of state shall forthw lib cause a neil
li atlnn to be made lo the ex'ectitlveofeveiy
slate and shall also e-auso the s.uuo tn bu pub
lishcil In al least oiioof the newspapers pi hit-
eel In each stale .specifying that the eleclois
shall ho appointed or chosen In the several
stales w Ithln thhly-ilve d.iyn precedlm ; the
liiot Wednesday in December then next en
suing ; ZVeittleC(7 ? tlnrc shnll l > c RjHire nf two
months between the elate e > f salel uotillcatlou
and the said llr.st Wednesday In December.
Hut if thcio shall not bo a space of two
mouths between the date of such uotillcatlou
and llio lht Wednesday In December , and If
the leiia for which the president anel vice
president lasl In ollluo woic elected shall nol
expire on the third day ol Muvh ensuim , ' ,
then thcseeietaiy of st.ito shall specify In his
notification that the electors shall be appoint
ed within tlihty-four d.iys preceding the
loiuth Wedncslayiof Dccembci in the next
year. Knsiilug fillther action to be followed
as prcscilbeel by law for elections oiilluarily.
From this it will beseen * that in case of
the death or inability of President Cleve
land llio functions of president wouhl de
volve upon Iho president pro temporc of
the senate , unlithj \ ) choice ) of a new
president by the electors of the foiitth
Wednesday of December , 188li , ami until
Ihe election votes have been canvassed
in the several stales and congress has de
clared I ho result iwhieli would jirobably
be two months' hiter , or Fob. 1st , 18b7.
Under the statute the ueCessary thirty-
four days preceding tie ] date appointed
for the meeting of Ihe electors woulel be
wanting this year , and the call for an
oleclion would nol take place for nearly
twelve months to come. Senator Pugli is
clearly mistaken , and Iho Herald , in fol
lowing llio pro.ss dispalchcs instead of
the revised falalulc * , is slill more in Ihe
wrong. Our ad\ice \ U > oure/steomeel con-
temporary is to search the statutes. It
is true thai Ihcy are not always : > s inter-
csling as ( ho eastern exchanges , but. as
a general rule tlu-iv is moro meal in thorn.
Tin : propriety of discontinuing then e
e > f electric lights by the oily of Xow York ,
except along the water fronts ami in Iho
public parks , on the ground that they
cost ? 10D,0'Jl ' ) a year moro than gas , is bu-
ingdl-eiihji'd by the aldermen. The elec
tric light will mil I'onio into general use
until tlm co-l is iivi'le as low an that of
gas or perhaplowi r. This is Iho prob
lem with Iho ( ! trie light folk's , and in
all probability n solution will o\eiitually
be reached.
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Tin : obituary writers have been kept
pretty busy duiing the hust few days.
C < iUired ) the I'nun.
Detroit Free Press : The Servians
wanlod a rallroael lo tlio Lower Danube ,
so the flrot thing they did was to captuto
the pass.
They Worn Not Well Au < | iiainteei.
Fairbury Gazelle : An Omaha man
shot his wife last week , mistaking he-r for
a burglar. He spent so little of his time
nt homo they wore not very well ac
quainted , ami it iri not surprising that ho
mistook her for a s | ranger.
The Sixty Vour Extension lllll.
Fremont Tribune. That sixty year U.
P. Extension bill introduced lasl sesaieJii
of congress by Kdiuunds ought never to
become a law. The government has al-
readvv \ u lenient enough with this com-
j.u- - , . | ought now to bo held
fatneUy ho Thurimm acl.
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"Dooillc" in Knulanil ,
Chicago Herald- The word "booelle , "
signifying soap oi grease , and usi.-d in (
political ejampaigjis ij ) America , is al
ready employed in the. _ ' English elections ,
i ow in progress. Mr. Gladstone might
not grcasei a voter , 'liuf it is riiiiioe'te'd
that iio woulel winl ; at the iiao ot booille
on him
A Vi-ryl'oov JHHIIC , ha
San Praneiseo 't ' alfi' , About tlio only hb
between the , pai io.s in ( he bcnalo b
s that of oonfirmiiig ilr. C'lovohiiid'8 up- Bt
pointmcnts , On fho "tarill1 , the silver l
qrestion. and nie l olhur que-otions likely
to como boforu Iho-Bemito , democrats and
republicans will eli hle without much re-
lation to patty
Clovolauel'o Cluuii Shirt.
Chicago Tubunci : President Cleveland
is saiel to put on n clean shirt every day ,
and some of the organs of his party are
assailing him for it. Thiu was to be i > \ -
peeled , A more uu-deiuoeratiu thing
ihun Ihij has not yet been clone by llio
iredielent. The clean shirt is opposed It
jqunllv to the traditions , the practice
mid the inoliuntions of his parly.
Oinalia'ri Futul lilundcr.
Onkdalc Journal ; Omaha's fata ] wo
jlundur In not considering Northern No-
miska us a portion of the state , U now of
bearing bitter fruit. Sioux City inuelu a
sweep into thuhtate and secured the trade
i\v
of northwestern bcbrusku. And whether
Omaha can elo anything to retrieve lost
prospects remains to T > o scon. We of
northern Nebraska , have practically
grown into something in spile of the ef
forts of Ihc southern portion of the state ,
nml now that our wealth attracts atten
tion wo o\poel in the near future lo elo-
luand ami receive n recognition in politi
cal affair * . This ielca Hint a man lives
north eif ( ho I'liillo disqualifies him for nn
office has about come lo an cnel , and the
sooner the republican parly recogiii7.es
this the better it will bo.
A rinliy Talc.
Crete Viele'llo : A senseless , sensational
story appeared In the Omaha Kcpublleau
of Sunday , regarding llio confession of a
states prison convict that ho was the
murderer of WaNon I ) . .Smith , txnel was
hired to do the je > b by Jock Nugent. It
Is u very iMiy tale , though the Kypubli-
can gloats over it as a mallei' of great
enterprise. The Vldctto as appiiscel of
the whole ninllcr as carlv as last Thurs
day , but il ellel not consult1 ! ' il n matter
which ought to be made public1 , prior to
the findings of the grauel jury. Some
papers seem to think It their duty to gt\c
the news regarding crime ; others to
assist the officials in ferreting out crime
and bringing the gullly ones lo justice.
Thi-baw lias four queens. When he
has n loyal flush he can beat them.
It Is woitby of note that Hlai-l ; Isa popular
novelist ami I tlackmeiro a more popular one.
Washington Porter , of Chicago , has by his
own ai'kniiwh'dcmcnt , made 1,000,000 , out of
his ti.ule in Calllotnia fruit.
Colonel Tom Ochlllroo's hahIs the color
of an iimipc e'hestiiiit , and his stoilc.s have
a Munchaiisen Haver , lie is all right , how
ever.
ever.M.
M. do Le = wi > is has ju l celebiatcd Ids eiish-
tlclh blilliday. It Is a safe meellotloii that
he 111 neit live to celebrate thti completion of
the Panama canal.
Theodore Knosevclt sajsthat rich men who
tiieel teuim bli ; fauns out we > sl have been
compelled to luck down bcloio Hie enter
prise ami linlusliy ol the small f aimois.
SlrCauii'l Wolseloy Is sometimes spoken
of as "a milllaiy 0 } clops. " lie lost the
sfelit or erne of his cjcs at Seb.islonol , bill
c.tn sen as much with the other as some men
can with two.
Civil Set vice Commissioner ] ' . P. Eelgeitoii
is a man eiC seventy > e.\rs , with jriay hair and
whlskeis , hut posH'sscd of both physical and
mental sttciixth. ills manners aie pleasant
and conllal. while dignified.
Willanl ScaiH , o'ie ' of the sheet car con-
ductois , new In ancstatSl. Louis foi plac
ing d > uamlto on the tiack , Isagrueluato ot
Shut tlclT college , \slio falleel louaui a living
as an attorney.
A life-size crayon poitiuit of the lion-
Hannibal llamlin , who is picsldcnt of Ihc
Tarralino club at llungoi , has bcon hung In
the leading loom of that organisation , Ills
easily levognl/.eil by the absence ol an over
coat.
Some onotflio urolo lo Gen. Sherman , ask
ing for a lock of his hair and an nulograih )
goi thN unsigned icnly : " 1 icgict to state (
that , a * my oidcily is bald , ami as the man
who foimeily unite my auloijiaplis has heen
dismissed , I cannot comply with your ic-
qtiest. ' '
"At Foily-KlBhl1' is the caption of Klla
Wheeler Wilcox'rf latest poem. Ella is fcet-
tim ; faithful since she \\ns mairleel. Two
. \ cars : uo she wouldn't lun council to u day
over trteiitj-thii-e. We al\v.i > .s fancied that
she was a coy young thing of about foity-
two. '
T/IT1015AUV NOTJCS.
ICstcsit Latirial , of lioston , conlilbulo liberally -
orally to the supply of holidav books. Leon-
ore. | Pi > e 's most popular poem , comes liom
liom 1 that house , most beautifully
luted. l ! The bonl : is piintcd on heavy
paper ' , and Is piultily bound. The K\o
1'Ji St. Aiiie > . ICe.it's ever populai jiyom
lormsa lilting companion to the iibeuc. It is'
Issued by the fi.umi house and put up In the
Mimc.style , though the eiiguuinsjs aio moio
Jillincious 'illel iilti.ictUe.
D. Latluop & Co. , ol lioston , have Is
sued tlio "ChaiilntKiiia Young Folks' An
nual. ' ' It is an Intciestini ; and instructive
\olnnie , contalnlnp ; eight series ot Illustitited
lutlcles : Chlldien of Westminster Abl > e.y ,
bi Koso . Klng-iloy ; Souvenirs of My
Time , by Alls. .IcssieJJenton Kiemont ; The
Tempeianco Teachings of Science , by Piof
I'.ilmer ; Wajs to Do Tblug , by vailoii '
authors ; Uoja' Jleioes , by J3. K. JIulc ; 12n.
tertaliimcnts in Chemistry , by Ilemy W.
T.vler : The MaUliiK of 1'icluies. by Airs. Ha-
lah Ur.WIiitmanhuai-il ; QuestiuiiH in Anieil-
can Llteiatine , by Oscar Pay Aelams. s
White , Stok-es & Allen , ot Now York , h
whoso holiday publications last je-ar met
witligicatfiivor , aieaiUUng to theli reputa
tion this scasem b > the issuance of mimeious
aiti.stlooiks , which are vety appiojulato
for holiday glltn. Amen thebo may be ineu-
tloueel the Klower SougH st'ilori , luoliuling
l''Jo\vei.s for Wlnteir D.iys. Miilsiuiimer
PloweiH , and SpiingUIossoms , arranged and
lllusliateel in colois by Sunlo liarstow Skol-
dlng , with accompanying poems byjuoinl-
ncnt iKiuts. The illustrations aie beautiful ,
ulillo the novel ami handsome illunil.
naled ceneiri make ol tlioso oil(8 ol ait very
atti-iictUepailoi-tablo oinamciits. "Ploweis
tioiu lIcieamlTlioie" Is the title of a vol
ume ol poems an anged and Illuslnitinl by the
same , author and , publlshe-el by the same
house. It Is pilulcil em heavy paper , con e
tains il : pages , twelve illiHliations and
thlity-four poems fiomellknown JIOCIH.
It is a vcryaltnicllvo volume.anil Is ulcg.intly
liouiid. 'I hose \\iiikb aiolur sulo In Omalia \
by .1. S , Ciuilliclel.
The Century and St. Nicholas inacra/.lnes
for tlio ycai just closing nio Issued by the
'euttiiy company , N'ewrork , In the sump
tuous binding used by the company cnch
year for that pill pose | . Of the puriiuine * " }
value of these pcilodlcids nothing need f/o
said , but It e-anniit be out of tlio way to e'X'-
jue-'i adiniiatlon of the extraordinary evenness -
ness which the St , Xieholun Is kept up to Its
high standnul as a iieilodle.il lor tlio joum ?
much inoto dlllleiilt end to ntlaln than lo
kcnp a iimkM/Inu for iiilnlls nn to a given
Btamlntd and to migL'est that people In
se.icli of njit gifts for boys and girls cannot go
astr.iy in selecting the bound volumes of this
peilodlvnl. If tlio little folk huso token and
preset veel It , doubtless tlieiy would prulerthat
tholr well-thumbed mimbeis should bei bound , If
bat ( licit ) uio thousands vvhoelo not do this , .
nml for them nothing cou.d ba b-tler thun
these elegant two \uliimes to tlio y.o.ir. \ \
"Kosfl Buds , " by Virginia ( Jcrson , pidi- c'ini
llshcd by Wlilto , Stokes & Allen , .Vow Voile ,
ami for sale In Omaha by J. S. Cauldold , Is a ni
51
bouk liiteiule'desoially | tor the little folks , I > ltv l
whom It ( Mimot Kill to delight and eiiteilulu. lU
I A H volume of nur ory i liyiiHw , artls-tlcnlly tv
llltistratc.il In brliclu c Jiujy , and made uitau- si.
the lu uvury other way.
The most lelinod humnrous Illustrated pm > of
Ilisitlou In Amorlcu Is probably "Life , " and
luuuto'thank WhltJ , Sleikes & Allen , of
Now York , tor giving us "The ( leiod Things the
Llio , " In a humloonio volume. " 'TIs
Irlllcs sucli as thu- that mnke n Imiipr life , "
mil iileuh.intly assist in pissing H dull hour S-J
y. TliInork Is tur bule lu Otmtiia by J.
tor
HTATIJ AND TKKUITOKV.
Noltrnskn .lotting * .
Nance county's com croi ) Is figured at
y.Xooi ) > .
Corn avemgcd fifty bushels to the acre in
Dlxon count ) .
Two dnnclnt * clubs ate the pilnclpal ctr
ilus In Poiic.Vs imi eiim.
Mrs. Isabel Mosler has been commissioned
poMml tress of Uakdidi1.
An opium joint has been added to the met-
iotolitau ] institutions of Hastings.
Weiner Marxa Cednr coiuily laimer , has
an car of corn Inning luJO ( kcincls.
A man near Creiqhlon gathered SH > ! bushels
of potatoes from four acres of ground.
riallsmonth has commenced to asitale the
subject ol bulldim ? a county court house.
Throwing dice for chickens Is the Mini
tolnl of gambling wickedness in Columbus.
Nov. and Mis. ( MI. Ka\idge. of Central
Cllv , cclcbialed their ruby weddlug on the
BOlfi ,
W. A. Thnnipson , of Iho Hiainaid Knler-
tiilsc , has been appointed postmaster at that
place.
li vine Montgomery , who iceeiilly stole a
horse nc.u Ulbsou , has been trathored in and
jugged.
A i > ork p.irkery Is about lo bo built at
O'Neill. A site has been secitled and con-
Hauls let lor the main building.
31. / . ll.ildwln , the maiiitKCi of the College
Home In Kiciitont. has skipped , leaving nu-
mcums unsettled bills behind.
Hastings w 111 vote on the lOlh of December
on Iheqiiustlein of in-anting n fi.uichlso to
the Hustings bticct Kallway company.
Vnind Wood , anotorlonciook , Is airaln In
tlm Jug In imllniiula , foi peiMiiiatlng cer
tain paitliw and mortgaging ptopcity thus
Hceincd ,
The stiect cais beiran i mining In Beatrice
.Satiuday. Tlic dial dip was the eiecasiem of
a demeinslrntlon all along thciemtc. A mile
ol Hack Is In opcialloii.
The ticasiucrof Yoik county pieseiils a
pliciiomln.il icpoil , showing that he collected
S7i ( mom than the levol' istll. The amoiini
collected w as pWl.aoi.'iW.
A eoiiHof ndlway surveyors are examin
ing the lay ol the guiiuid In Ihe vicinllj of
Waviu- , and the lo lde-ntH aio MnUiii ; up
nights tu llgiueoul the meaning ol It.
The lli.st annual coim-nllou of the Xc-
hiaskn Dairymen's association will bo held
at I'lomnnt on Ihotilh and lOtliof December.
An interesting pioguimmo lias been pie-
pat eel.
ThoPonca Mill company has piopn ol ( an
e'coiumileal system ot water munily for
I'onca. It would ciist about. SiX ) . The
Mill company would luinlsh the pumping
power fiee.
The 15. AT M. has contracted for the ? grading
of a blanch line iioni Kiwood into Cieisper
and Ftontler eoiintles , a distance of thlily-
clgbt miles. Cashing , Mallory tte O'Kccle
aie the coutiaotoH.
Mr. and Mrs Miehael Kennedy , of Weep
ing Watci , celebrated their silver wedding
last wqolc. The loilanate cemplo were the
recipients ol'u number of elegant testimo
nials of lilcndshlp.
The Coiigiegational chinch of 'Weeping
Watereelobuited its twcnty-lifth auiilvcisaiy
last week. The oee.ision was made niomoia-
bio by the collection ol 10,000 for the con
struction ol a new building.
The editor of the O'Xelll Tiibane feel * oat-
taged aud elamagcd lo the tune of ? . ' > UOIHI , ,
which ho piopososto reeo\er. e\en II he haste
to siev.e the shetpof tlio lival who accused him
of imurlage. Mac Is uot anxious to cultivate
a b.ild hc.iel.
Thomas Williams was tiieel at Nebiaska
City Wednesday tor the killing of his uncle ,
Itabe Casper , at Berlin , Otoe county , and was
acquitted em the giounds ol jastinablu bond-
oide , as the jury wcio ot the opinion that bo
acted only in sell-delcii'.c.
Lawyer Howe , ol the Omaha load , has
made a proposition to the commissloiicis of
Dakota county looking to the settlement ot
thu tax dispute. He pi opuses to submit the
whole question to tlio United St.iles com I lor
Dual adjustment. The t'oinml--sionois have
icfi'iieil the proposition to the county attoi-
ney mid lieanuer.
John llickoy. of Foiest City , K.upy county
has ibOacios of coin UIMMI bis laim which
will average litty bushels to the iiwe , aggie-
irating : wUOO liiishels. Tbis is one OL the
1uge"-t Holds of ce > i u In the slate , mid at tlio
mudciato pi ice of ' > cents a bushel , would bee
e mivaloiit let the h.indsome sum ol 0,000 for
one j ear's eioji of corn alone.
Clnislii . ( Jrabi'iisteiua faimcrof Frontier
county , weal to titoclcvlllo anel solel blstaim
ini & 1,000 cash , which bo bail in his pocket.
lie wont home alter d.uk , when an attempt
wits made < to lobhlm as he diove by a coin-
beld. Two men spuing out to giabhls team ,
when ho slinuk his sphitcd hurni-s with ( lie
whip , and they boumleil awa > helot e llio
tldeu'.sgeit possession ot the oiitnt.
A'cligh tuits out the boss chumps In the
slate , l.enming that his homc.steail claim
was to be contorted , ho wont to the laud ot- !
licei , leliiniiil.shed his claim , and Induced bis
girl whom be hoped fionn would be his wile1 ,
to lake It up. Tills poitiou of theiuogrammo
.she gladly assented to , bat when she ob
tained ] ieis3U.soii ] o ! the olaim bo told the
ceiiinding young man she had no further use
Uu him.
Iowa Items.
Dunlap'fi now opoin hoiiao will be opuimd
Jaiuuny 1.
v
Tlios.ilvatliia army Is doing up the timers
nt Cedar lnpil ( < > .
Tlneo Ottiimwa.saloon keepers have bcein
lined ' t"'UO each lor \ iolatlng inJnnctiuiiB.
Daveupoit I'xponduel a total oti'jr7.0J ! ' lu
Htiuet woik tor the se.ibon ending 2S'o\em
ber 1.
Davenport is dismissing tlio piopiletyof
aboli.sbmg coipoial punishment in the
schools.
The St.ito Travmlng Men's association will
hold its annual meeting in DCS Molnes Do-
eembei 0.
A Noiwegliin farmer named John Land
was killed near Calmar on tlio"4th , while
ing ciusalng the itillioael Iruek. ce
Keokuk packed 1100 ! ! hogs up to Xoxcmber
IS. a tailing nil ol neaily 7,000 , as comjimed
with the same poilud last year.
Chailey Miller , a Bohemian , cluiigod wlfh
burglaiy and malicious mbchief , suiuldcd In
tlio liremer county jail by hanging.
Chillies llollby died in llnmplon on the
mill , ot cancer of the tongue , Ins ease being
vcr > Hlmllar to thatol Ceil , ( irant's.
The tenth annual session of the Iowa Mut
ter ami Chci'so iit > soflatioii will meet In OsKa-
loosa , Di'uumbei ir > , aneU'onlluuo in session
thti'odays.
The Jewish h.viiagogno at Davonpoit Is
aboutcompluted and will he icatly 101 occu- Ci
paiicy in a lenv wt't'ks. Tne cost of tno build-
> \tTL'ds 8-K/0. !
It Is uow proposed lo erect a "governors'H
mansion lu DCS . .Molne.jnovldeil , of
thu leglslatuio uppiupiiated tlio "h. . . .
\V. A. beott ollei'H to dnimtu the mound on
condition lh.it the building b cumjiluteel In
An old coltonwood tico In Dubuipie , called
by the Indium wnen tlio iirnt selllcme'iit was
made thcie ' 'liuatei'Htiec , " strueik by ilioiuh.
was ininoveil thu utbi'r eluy. Anotlnirold
lumlmaik , a Jog boiiso built overlurlyye.ua
ago , bus recently been torn elown. Ilitf
Mis , Anna Katrine Book , nged OS yeais , . .
diowiii'd lii'isnlt in tlio .Mississippi ilier , opHI
posilo Miisenliiio , e > n tliu sMlh. nlies had a
daiigbtcr. Mr % 0. Hoppu , In Mnsciitiiie , and Pn
twi > daiigbloiB and two slslori * in iieiinimy , . I' | "
\\iilchvuiiniry she came lust April eau ' ,
visit. a
l.ufavctlo McCllnthcn , a boy about 10 yearn p
oriKe'hnl : his tool so bnelly cui.slicd by a lo
freight tndii ut Meiietio-iu on the Ullli - , to
ronuernii ampiilailun necussiiry. This Is the . .
Hiimo boy who was nhaeist luwen lei death
lii-t winter wldluiidliig I rum Keokuk on llio
pjatrutm ol a eiir.
Stephen li. 1'ackaid , tl'o ' famous New Or
leans republic-Hi , bus licc-.ti'io llio owner ol
l.yiu acres of Mieiabull fountv land and lias
icmoMiI ! to Hint county. JlU jinu-husti is
wlmt mi ; known as tlm Allen tiiims , ami In- M
cladu peiMimd jiioiieity. cle. , and tlio pint'l
chase imcu Is n.lined at sK'.OJJ cash.
CPIIIVO W , Pascal , Jr. , abunt 'JO years of
nw , bo.inleil a noiilunn tmln nt dianil
Mound , Clinion c"imiy. to rldo to his fntliei S
iihice. about halt n mlle distant. Ho jumped
liom thu tniln while ft wiis rniiiilng at about
twt'iity-nvu nilhwiin bom. lie iiiicutred bis
sKull . , and died the loilo-\lng day ol lib In-
Des Moliirn lias cnn tnietcd thirleen miles
sowerrtof VBiylng sixes In law fast mo
The total cost was srilJ.7M.74. llio Or [ )
In size from twelve Inches lo
sixty inch' a la dlnmote-r , and cost fioi.i tl.r : ,
lowe-st , w > > . < ) , belli ; , ' ( iiu hWiCht julco
paid 1 01 ihexoiiMntfilon ot auj sewer In llio
citv. Thei total cost ot paving JP to dat < * wits li
UK
) . ' , < > .
\V. 0. IVi-iing , of Des Mollies , adinlulstra.
of the citato of Kubm auel Clmilus K ,
Uamn , who died fiom thei cftect of
nxvlved lu the Cromwell wieek on the Old
eatt , Unrllnclon v Qnlnc.v laKebiitary ! , has
liiHlltnttd tw n suits ncnin-t tlm rnllronitcom
jmny , clnlmlni ; SAOiMdamaire In cnehoue.
The suit will comeMip before the circuit com t
at DcsM oiiics.
The report of Dr. II. A. Oilman , snpcrln
lendcnt o thu lown hospital for the Insane
at Mount Ple.isniil , shows that a larucr mini
1 creif uatlenls Inue In * n under treatment
than dtuliuf any iiuwlom iK'tlod , re-nchliif.
1US. exclusive of Iho o elLschatceel mid 10
admitted d lite Ihe term. Of this teiHI
number of which ffii weio men and Cite
women TiWweicmlmlttcelanilrcMillscbargcd
during thu teim , leniii'.j ; ' a total number of
Inmates of Ml ' " .U men and J5" women.
Ditkntn.
Tlio avciatro j leld of corn In Clny coiinlv Is
about llfty binlicls peraeie. It is worth 18 to
20 cents a bushel in Yet million.
A meetluir of selllets at I'ukwaiia lookac
lion looking to ( he pctllloultu of COIIIMCHS in
behalf llio immediate opening of the Crow
Clock reservation.
The DoadwiulTlmoi M\S Mia * the ] > < y > i > V
of tlio Hlack Hills luvo icanm to lejl rf'iO'l. '
At no time in the hMor.v of the Hills reiiiu
try , It says have the | troeeN | ( orprespcii \
been belter or bilijbter than at ntcst-ul.
The completion of the iiilhojd to Dead
w-ood next season , -ms tbc lcid\ ) \ > el
limes , will bo slunallrcd in a firaiid deuiiiii
sliation , pioiuratioti lot which mix pu > pcil\
be said to bo under waj. .loliu Castim nnil
eithors will domdo a sid | | M pll.otoln
driven bv a solid silver Immmer contrlbut.d
by the lion Hill comp.inj.
The elrama of Statehood is bebiT plincil b\
theiiolltical axiili.intof Hie Mmilieni hull nf
tholciiitory. A pi < H. < iiritmiihashccii Issued
h.v Ihe'Vtatoi'xeeiitiMi committee. " older ! m ;
the lonNlatiirc leienllv ehvled ioas einlilo in
the city of lluion , tlic euilu.xo eaiiitd , em
Monday , the l-ldi of Docemlier. "tlieii and
thoio tooitfanlrc as llio lexNIatmo ol the
slate of D.iltotit , auel to cxeieiMi the' puwc.1- .
nnil tie1 ! foi m the duties btlio \ constitution
ilnveine-d upon them as mu'h le.hlaliue. '
The play will contluuo until conmess lings
down the cm tain.
AV.\olnlnu.
Two bundled and hlxl v llmiis.uid dnllai.s Is
the total footing ot' building in Clicyciinii
this j car.
Gold oie in paylnc riiiniillttcs lus boon dis
coxcrcd in the Ml vet Ciown district. An
ussay show.s SIO to HID ton.
Mavor Keel , of Chejeuiie , tins imn'li.Hed
O..OOJ acicseif land lin.ntlu . rmoii 1'aciac
compan.v in Unitn eoniilv.
John La\lu , an iuuni'eiitie ' tidnr of a
liuc.isin lionl of a salonii In l\ullns. ! \ \\as
Instantly killed bi asliaj bullet.
Cheyenne is cry hit ; lnu.llv . lei , i elnrler
amcmliiicut that will authorl/c the evtvimin-
atlon ol'tlie juvenile hi.ess binds.
SubsCilptlonsliavo been liken up in ( Mie\-
enne ami Ijaiiimie for Ihc st.u \ ing miiieis at
Hock Hpiiuns. It is said Ui.it 0110 linn-
died able bodied men me a''lnallslanin ' ; ;
thcie , bolnu'iiiiiiblo to obtain woik and sup-
poll their families.
An Improbable Sleiry.
Stilton Ue ialer : The Omaha Kcpubli *
can elcvoleel a eonjilo of ptijjcs ; of space
to the publication of a st.nsiij01isil : ! lo.
count oi an alle-gcel confcj--ion of one
John 1'ieTson , a eonviet in the ] ) cuilon-
Ihtry , that he killed Watson 15. Smith , eif
Omaha , in 1881. The story is inlriiulcally
improbable , auel its publication at such
length and with such amplitude of sen
sational coloring , may posaiblv patss for
joitninli.itio onlerprisc , lint in 1'aoL it is a
oaleriuy to a depraved taslo that cannot
bo too strongly eeineloinned. No earthly
fjjood can eome ol such an HVusivo narra
tive of all the details , real or imagined
in this ea e' mostly iina ineel of revolt
ing erinii1" . It not onty pandora to 11 de
praved lastc , but il creates il.
A IJlow tit the AVest.
Pioneer Press : The order of Mr.
Spaiks forbidding the issuance of linn-
tit I os to .scttlorft until a personal iuvostil
Cation shall bo made by the govern
ment's agents , a thing practically impos
sible , has unsettled lilies and values as
no act e > f forfeiture could ever do. It
has brought upon the nortlnve.-l some of
llio precise evils which are neeounlcd as
the natural result of uncertainty in lilies.
Il has dcclarcil that no settler may bo
maelc the owner of land that ho has
honestly acquireel according te > the luw.s.
It prevents him from borrowing on it.
Ho elare nol mil improvements on it. It
makes him liable for recovery of cost ,
with elamagoH , if he dares to soil it. It
slops his credit ut the country .store. It
has been a greater blow al the norlnwcst
Ilian the1 iniluslriul depression whieli biw
so hardly nlleeleel the e'awt. If iii velom-
ejcrat is seeking for wrongs to be right ) el ,
hero is ono nol remote and contingent ,
but pre'sonl , palpable tind inexcn ablo.
Tiui foe of the settler just now is not a
possible not of congress , but an actual
dejcreo of the eleinoeralie ailiiiini.stration ,
as promulgated by the inellieicnt nonsa-
tion-mongor whom it retaina in control
of lauel oilico alluirs.
Ailillnj ; Insult to Injury.
While conversing with Mirf * r.smernlda
Longeolliu , an elel maid of Houston ,
Tox. , she aHkud a young man in a ban
tering mood :
"How old elo von really think that I
amV"
"About 30 , " ho replied.
"Yon are jeiking , " said Miss Long-
coflin , indignantly.
"Well , " said the wretch , looking at
her more critically , "you euin't bo uuuh
older thun 8T > or-lO. "
Complclo Treatmenti wilh Inhaler for Every
Form of Calarrli , SI , Ask for SAN-
FORD'S ' RADJCAL CURE ,
llrinl ( ) lilw. W'nlcry
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