THE OMATTA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , NOVEIACBER 16 , 1885. 5
PREFERESCF OF THE PEOPLE
The Largo Majority Which Van Wjck Re
ceived at the Late Election ,
AN UNQUALIFIED ENDORSEMENT
The SIcwart-Cliuto Cnse Cnllnil Iu tlio
District Court Untiring of Coons
Bet I'inToDay Stnto
Capital News ,
ITTIOM TUP. tir.E's LINCOLN nuiiKAtJ.l
\\llli the thrco counties of Madison ,
JUluino and Sioux out in thu cold , the olll-
clftl rcturnH al the ollico of the secretary
of state show tlmt Senator VanWyck re-
cclvctl 411,423 votes for profcronco for
United States senator , hig two highest
competitors before tlio pcoplo being ex-
Senator 1'addock , with 1,088 votes in Ills
fuvor , and Judge Amasii Cobb , with 014 ,
stud Congressman Laird , Congressman
Weaver , James E. Uoytl and J. Sterling
JMorton with u number ofQvotcs In their
fitvor cast In a number of counties in thn
stato. This vote for Senator VunNVyck
has been cast by the people In Iho face of
the most violent opposition that could bo
inventedJfroin thu opposition oljtlio State
Journal of Lincoln , that tried to make
tlio voting out a penitentiary offense to
oycry heeler and striker of the railroad
and the bitter enemies of the senator that
could bu raked together in every section
of the stato. Somu of Iho counties
failed to return the votes cast
for preference on tlio senatorial
question at all , and other counties have
bundled as many ns a thousand votes
as scattering , while the number of votes
east for the senator in precincts over
the stale where thu election boards could
be Induced to throw them out will never
be known. In spite of tlio ellbrts to scuro
away the elVoels of this vote on the sena
torlul question the enemies of Van W.yclc
in their present caucuses do not fall to
note the fact that it Is an expression that
if trampled under foot will garner n
whirlwind that will bo costly reaping in
thu coining ufterwrath , and a conceit
tratcd ollbrt is already inaugurated to
destroy the ufl'ect of the vote as much as
much as possible before the legislature
meets in joint convention to express Iho
will of the people. "The people are not
competent to judge of the interests of the
htalo , " was the expression used by a great
many when thesizo of the Van Wyek vole
became apparent , and this sort of infant
footl will bo dished up with a spoon to
every legislator who will enter tlio nur'
Hery of training that is already in
augurated to override the will of the
voters anil strengthen wavering members
h'ot whoso fealty to the people it is so
sincerely hoped may become purchasable
and marketable when the time comes.
Till' OIWIANIXATION
of the two branches of the legislature is
receiving the greatest possible attention
at the present , time , and a caucus pro
gramme is being mapped out that will bu
oxbibilcil to every legislator who visits
the city prior to the se&bion , and every
Mrikor in the city and iu no place can
more of them bo found is armed with
nn ollleial listof thu members elect , and
each lus his individual men to look after
and report upon. If the puonlo who
elected representatives to represent
themselves could see KOIIIG of these lists ,
they would bu .surpribed at thu chums
made for their representatives.
'IIIK SUUONU DISTINCT
ollicial vote on congressmen
is complete and compiled with
the secretary of state to individual
counties. The vote by counties has al
ready been old news lor two weeks past ,
but tno figures as a whole are as follows ;
James Laird , 80,1)8j ) ! ! W. B. McKeighau.
lo , ' ' 85 ; ( J. F. Harrison , S.814. These give
Laird a plurality of 4,081) ) over Melvoijr-
han , ami u majority over both of 881.
The vote iu this dJHlriut two > years ago
was , republican , 21,182 ; democratic nnd
inti-mouopoly. 17,050 ; prohibition , 1,170 ;
Miowiii- n decrease in botli the old _ party
votes this year and an increase in the
prohibition.
THP. STBWAUT CASK.
Ouu of the oases iu the already cele
brated Stowurt-Chutu Lumber company
cases was called In Iho district court yos-
tordnv at 1) ) o'clock- . m. , the district
iittbruoy , H. Di Stoarns'iind ' C. O. When-
don appearing for the state , and Lamb
Hinkets ami-Wilson for tho'dofonso. The
ciimo charged agalnstStowart isforgery ,
and the allegations recite that in March
last in the city of Chicago that at a mootIng -
Ing of the directors oMIm lumber com
pany , the directors desired * a change and I
Mtowart-roslgnod ns secretary anil when
Ho resigned signed * atraoknuwlbdgomont 1t
thathu'hadno ' rijiht'moro to draw-checks
or attend transactions of tlio company's
business ; further it is stated that lifter
Stewart came back to Lincoln ho received
n check from Seward county , which ho
endorsed iirtlio name of tlio company ,
and also did thirsamo-with n cheek for
somo'fifty dollars that , cnmo from. Lin-
coin.parties. . It is also assorted that
after this time Stewart continued to col-
loot debts- duo the linn ami remitted
iimouutH. thus , collected , making checks
available to the company. The statu
Hays Hint moneys thus obtained wore
wrongfully converted. When the
court opened' ' tho1 prosecution pro-
Hunted IIH a basis , oorliliod articles
of incorporation of the lumber linn
as adopted anil liled in tlio state where
the olllco of tliu company was located.
These the tlotenso nt ouru attacked , as
not being properly authenticated , and
consequently not admissablo in evulnnco.
This ijiiesllou , of no minor importance ,
olll'oting ' the finality of the ease , was
argued at Imigtli , ami at the hour of noon
adjournment was btill undecided , and
thu arguments and search iu text-books
for citations in the inturesi of both ridus
was being probi'cutud on both sides with
great diligwnie. Thu prominent posi
tions uiiiiutaiiu'd by tint parties hereto
fore iu Lincoln has madu thu case thus
fur along its tortuous wajof | moro than
common interest
WIlHieii : OIIK TIM' KXTItAS.
Tim bills for extras in thn noworugn
work have oommenfed to arrive and
come up for notion iu the city council
and the llrst , iu amount between two ami
throe humlmlilolhir.- allowed at tin
last . e.s.Miinot' thn council , Thu bill t'ot
thin liibtallniuutof extras ri'eitos that itU
was lor excavating , but whern thu worli
was doni , and a furtilleate from the en-
giiu-ers or inspectors of the work ills
entirely wautii.g , and the council com
ills
mllteo ou Miwerago mono eiirtiliud lo its
t'oiTiu'inrss and urged its piissairn. It' It
thu hit-tor ) ' ot all pub.lio improvuuumU
that thu < iur.stlou of extras play.s allo
golhora too important part , and a g.oon
many people have commenced sttrioui
( iritU'iMiis at the manner and tlmu thai
ovtrus bi-giu to arrive.
Tincooxsusi : : .
To-day is thu timu &i-t for llio luwrinjj
of iho cabu against H , U , Coous , privatt
Hi-cri'tury of Supuriutondmit 'L'liompwin '
who is under bail for obtaining niimui
under false pretenses , Kach siclo In this ' '
ooutvoversy that Bcems to wakii JP |
J'jucolu H. & M , employes , has its friends l
and Mr. ( Toons' ' number many who bu
liuyu there is something dconor and l >
voml Iho charge mudo , wiul that iiivengi
18 iu thu ciiMi taking an active luuul i
Kumorod jTsiguatious are also iilloat \
and it is verj' doubtful if u-luwrinii n '
nourt will clear thu atnu sphoi\j. ' 1 h' '
( vise iu court promises to bo-of a 1:001
UouI of interest- , and luoininunt uttoruuy
will appear on tjach side of the contro
versy.
HOTEL TAI.K.
It is quietly understood that there is a
contest in projjrcs * to see who shall ob
tain the lease or nurchaso of the Grand
Central lie ol at Nebraska City. It was
stated n low days ago that Joseph O'lVU
had leased tlio property nnd would run
it in connection with bis hotel in tldi city.
Later it is stated that Colonul Wilson , an
old hotel mnn who was with the Kitchens
m tliu Pneilic house nt St. Joseph , was
negotiating for the purchnso nud control
of this hotel nbfsobraskn City , and that
Mr. Kitchen was interested with the
colonel in the enterprise.
A KANSAS imMVAY.
Attorney Woodward was engaged yes
terday in preparing the facts for record
at the secretary's otllcn of tlio organiza
tion of the ICan.sns Midland railroad , that
is iuitsolf a Kansas institution , but which
aims to mnlco one of the termini of thu
road nt Hod Cloud , in this stato. The
charter of tlidoompan ) ' . that is embel
lished with blue seals and pink ribbons ,
all emblematical of the way the state olli-
cors do business down in bleeding Kan
sas , rooltcs that the road Is to run from
Wichita , Kan. , to Red Cloud , Neb , , n tils-
tanco of 200 miles as the crow Hies.
THU HOUSi : OF SMITH.
The i'ity prisoner who made Ids escape
the other tiny was none other than the
Smith who luis been in ami out of jail -ill
summer on almost numberless charges.
Sunday evening the jailor and a member
of the police force visited the- house or
hovel where Smith lives with Mrs. Smith.
and the tale thuy recite of thu place nnd
its surroundings shown that it would bu
hard to Ibid a tougher roost cast or west.
When they wont to the housu they found
Mrs. Smith lying In the tilth on thu tloor
in a state of insensible intoxication com
mensurate with all the surroundings. The
cleaned prisoner has not yet been appro-
hemlcd.
HOTEL ATtlUVALS.
Among the Nebraskans nt Lincoln yesterday -
terday the hotel registers revealed among
others thn following : ( } . P. Clark. Omaha ;
U. D. Webster , Stratton ; K. F. War
ren , Nebraska City ; L. M. Woods ,
Stromsburg ; J. Collins Lloyd. No-
brasKix City ; Dr. Stnnc , Wahoo ;
A. H. Bishop. Omr.ha , J. F. Kelley ,
Oseoln ; W. G. Powell. Nebraska City ; i ) .
T. Dudley , Weeping Water ; Win. Leeso ,
Seward ; James O. Ilmd , G. II. Wrtlls.
Sehuylur ; S. A. Sheldon , Omaha , W. H.
Spunce , Klmwood ; C , H. Pinkhum ,
Springfield.
Dropped ilia Wad.
A young sport from an interior Nebraska
braska town returned to his homo ou lasl
evening's Union Paeilio train after u visit
in Omaha , n very sad but wieer man ,
When ho arrived in Omaha ho was pos
sessed of the neat little sum of $1,700 in
hard cash , but upon his departure last
evening there was an aching void where
his "wad" had been carried. Yesterday
afternoon the young man casually
dropped into a well known gambling es
tablishment and became enamored with
furo. Ho "tried his luck" with varying
success for sometime , butlinally his luck
iiuit varying , and lie suddenly rcali/ed
that he was at the bottom of his pile. Ho
immediately < juit the game , anil counting
mi ins assets iound that ho still had $1.75
left. As the faro to his homo was $1. 00
hu was obliged to strike a friend for the
lacking 15 cunts , which was loaned him
with thu admonition that had he attended
Sam Jones' meeting the evening before
he might have had a little sense pounded
into his head.
The use of St. Jacobs Oil brings to
many : i suiTorcr "tidings of comfort and
joy. "
jc I'ermitH.
Superintendent Whitlock issued build
ing permits yesterday as follows :
B. S. Hardy , two Mory frame dwell-
Inir , Oiik'ni'nr Tenth . Sl.OOO
\V. N. IS'HSOU , two story frnino dwcll-
in . Seventeenth and Cass . 1,000
Oscar llititimm , Ir.iinu barn , Twenty-
seventh Ac Uccatur. . 350
.1. B. Tynell , two story Iraino dwell
ing , Mnrey iiunrTliiitlfth . 2.0JO
H. II. Peckiiain , one story Imiue cot
tage , Hurt anil Eleventh . OOU
t < \ K Bailey , frame barn , Nineteenth
and Grace . ST5
J. .1. Schmltz , ono Rtoiy Irame addi
tion' ' to dwelling , 1810 South Seven
teenth stietit . 2 > 0i
Seven permits , a'-Krciatlng ' 50,473 ,
lie Dldu'c Need It.
A stranger strolled1 into a book store
on Fifteenth street last evening nnd
began examining somo' pictures on a
counter near the door. Ho1 apparently
didn't Und exactly , what ho wanted and
was on the point of leaving when a gen
tlemanly chirk stopped forward uitl said :
"Perhaps this was what'you weru hunt
ing for , " as hu nrollurod n picture of Sam
Jones.
The stranger eyed the clL-rlc closely
then slowly remarked :
"No , thniiK you. 1 can seo-tlio original
of that picture every time I look into a
glassi"
Matrons of orphan asylums highly en
dorse lied Star CbiigH Cure. Twenty-live
emits ,
to Weil.
Judge McCulloch issued marriage
licenses yesterday to the following
parties )
Name. HosidPiice. Ajo. (
Moses Itctclutr Omaha 21
M ttlo Walker , Omaha X
William H. lliultmrt , Oiimlm so
Llz/lu Stalloul , Unuiha 21
"A Slight CoM , " CtiiisrliB. llrmvn's
BroiichUtl Trvcluvi give liiiinudlitto ruliuf.
final Ratine TrnnntlDri.
The following transfers wore lilotl Nov.
) , ' ! , with thu county clerk :
Hairy I ) Heed to Walter L Hoittloy , lots , 0
and 10 , Uwiu'ht it Lyiiwn's add. wd &VJ5.
Walter \ i Ititnthiy to.lohn 1) Hills etui , lots
Omul 10 , DwIuliUt Lyumu's mid , \v < lSS
Kdward Anthony to < 5w > H Hoses ot al.
unillvlili'd two-thiidsof 15jf iien-s of tax lot
J5 , deed S4S.OUO.
AiiKtist IConnt/.t ! ot al to Win ( I flciisliaw ,
loll * , block ? i , I'lnluvlnw. wd * I75.
( . 'has K Harrison to KranoU M Ilunlpr , lot
ii : block 18 , lltuibcom place , \vdt-81HOO.
Wondrll lUmson and wlt'ii to Sylvester
Cuniijnulinin , lot 'A block a , f'addoek place ,
V U li.w'ls and \\ifo toKihvard M Htlukiiny ,
lotsiH , U5 , CO and : ! 7 , K.Uimount place , wd
, 'Jirnu > fcJlurn ( and hnsliiiiul to Addle H
Stmvor , lot 7 , block ! ) , John 1 KeUick'Hbub-
: dlVlblllll ' {
Ira Yancanin ot id to I ) L Thomas. lot 7 ,
VunraiiiitV | IMdy'sndd , wd 55 K ) .
It L Thomas and wllo to ICdw.ud V Lewis ,
hit 7 , block N' , Sliiun's ' 'ml add , wd 3iI5.
- Henry Ambler lit al to . lots 1
nud 'J , block M. Ambler place , wtl S1.-JOO.
Larmoii 1 * I'niyn and wlfu to KnwcosM
Lane. Jot 14 Smith's ptik , wd 2,100.
Clias K Harrison to DeYur Hlnltw , InU M
oiid in. block IS , llauscoiti place , wd rft,0'JO. : ,
- Unuiliii Heal Estate .V Trust company to
.loliu AliiHliuld nt nl , lot 'JO , blue ) ; G , S K Koi-
cr'sndd.wd-S'J.OOO. .
.Mary atilH'l to Di-iiiilsJ Kyan , lot 7 , block
1 1 Walnut Hill , wd-SVOO.
Clms linppy and wlfo to .Inlin A LawToiico ,
lot 7 , WasluiiKton sijuaiu add , \vd SS.KX : > .
\V Hamilton and wifu to Ida
IJrown , lot:54 : , .Stmuyslilo add , d-8fi50.
Harry A WesU'rhuld ' to ICatu tlo ln , lot B ,
block 4,1'ark Torrest , wd-SJOO.
St Mark's Ohuirli to Her CJeo Worthlngton ,
? part of uw \ { > W 15. Vt , UK-SI.
Hev ( leo WortlihiKton to Lucas H Clark ,
i part of nw ) f of uw { . 'M. 15 , la , no-SyIOO.
iuSilas H 11 Olark to I'.urlck and ilar > ' JJock-
Hbud , lot'J , blookJ- West sldn. wd S3UX
( I'aiil NuUon and wito to Patrick and Mary
Itockbiul , lot 1 , block 3 , West bide , wd 6JOO.
' A\ery.l 1'iiriiiMiter In U E Muyuo , njtfol
; sw w , n , 10. u , W-S-JOQO. |
" C A Hlce to Conlella Wllkli > , loj 18 and s X
"J lot 111. block 18 , Huiiseom place. wd-3,0Ki. (
] , l > Pnivn and wlfu tn Katu 11 ilnure , lot
o J'ruvn's sue , \\d-5'i.&oo.
FUGGY POLITICS OF FRANCE ,
Anarchy Among Republicans , Impotonoy
Among the Monarchists.
THE REPUBLIC HAS TRUMPS
To He t'lnyctl nt iho Proper Time
Titled lillors mid Questionable
Ladles Swinging Around nn
Tllronu.
PARIS , Oct. 31. [ Correspondence of tlio
UCE. ] The political homou In France is
( Inrktmcd by fogs anil IhrcittmilnH storms.
Aiinrohy prevails ninong tlin ropubliuana ,
impotono ? nuioiig tlio Monarchist ! ) ! It
wns siid ; that thu expulsion of tlio Orleans
princes would render their cause ponulur
a ainj but nothing of the kind has llnp-
Dciiiul. However objectionable tlip
measure was in Itself , it must bo nthnittiul
that It has not , Had the slightest oll'ect on
the lower class , who BOOIU to care for
little else tli , in their private interest ini-
perrillcd by the hard times that exist all
over Europe. It was thought that thu
iiiiignlllucnt liberality of the Dtiku
d'Auiui'lu the gift to tlio French
Hcadi-my of Chuntilly nud its
wonderftil collections would wtirr uu
a strong movement in fimir
of Ork'iiiiisnr but this roi'al present is
wldreS'iuii only to : ui "elilo , " u se.orl
few. In order to overcome tliis popular
apatliv , the faithful decided to begin a
vigorous campaign by moans of thu press
and thu Public platform , and in order to
obtain thu sinews of war , they called for
subscription ; but with tint exception of n
few /.unions fujilt'iuuu , the rank and lilo
of tlio monarchical army have turned a
deat ear to tlu-so appeals for money , and
have declined to loosen their purse
strings. So the treasury for Ihn approach
ing restoration is emptv. In fact it was
ni'vur lillod.
I'rivato drawing rooms salons are
the aruniiyliere most of the unemins of
the roptiblio give vent to their political
opinions. They si-ntn to be satisfied when
they have dealt the government a thruster
or two. The grandsons of the old aristo
crat ! u Faubourg Sainl-Uerniain and its
venerable dowagers imagine that they
have the republic on the hip tuid the
king back again on the throne when they
have let lly a cutting epigram at those
detestable demagogues the republicans.
Along ; with those easy-chair demolishurs
is a crowd of titled idlers and their ques
tionable ladies whose only desire is
TO Il\Vli A DAY TIMK.
They caru little under what form of
government they live , provided they may
gamble and wall/ , intrigue and make a
lisplay. The ardor and faith that can
move mountains is found only among the
Jatholio clergy and their little Hock of
women. They are ready to aot ; the
iriesls secretly and cautiously , the faith-
'ul openly and boldly ; both continuously
mil persistently. Tlio republic has thu
: no.it to fear from this powerful body of
3celesiastics. If it were not for this
clerical cement that liolds together the
liscordant elements of
anti-republlean-
sm , the enemies of our present institn-
ions would have boon utterly
routed long ago. Thanks to
'ho clergy and the bungling
nannor in which the republicans have
mmllcd the religious question , subject-
till the church to petty vexatious as irri-
: ating as they arc useless the monarch-
sts have been able to iiiul a common
ground to stand upon. Hut beneath this
ipparently calm surface all is antair-
onism. For example , there are two
" ; inds of roynlisU thu devotees of divine
ighl and the devotees of constitutional
right the enemies and the friends of the
barter , those of the old _ regimu and
; ho u of the now iTgime in a Wjrd tlio
Legitimists and the Orleamsts. Then
.here are
TWO SOUTS OP HONAl'AKTISTS :
Tim Otesareuiis and thu dumooiats , the
stalwarts anil thu liberals , the followers
of Victor , the son , and Jerome , the futliur.
And , furthermore , the upstarts of Dona-
partism an < l the aristocrats of royalism
: ire always at swords' points. In vain ,
Mi. Paul do Casagnac pretends to bo Iwna
in glove with thu Orleanisis lus well as
with his own Bonapartists ; in vain , ho
cries from the housetops that ho who
puts an eiul to thu republic will have nil
factions united behind limit He knows
quite well that while the ISonatmrtists
and Orlcanist.s may labor .shoulder to
shoulder to pull down , thuy will iuovit-
ably , fall apart when it comes to build
ing up. Their temporary union
is basud on natural hatred ; but it will
never bu noiued by mutual1 amity. Onoo
their common foe is gone , those pre
tended friends will become irreconcilable
onumius. It is plain , therefore , that
TUB iinrunuc HAS Tiiuirrs
in its hand , although Homo people thought
after the last general elections that it was
playing a losing game. They wcro mis
taken , however. The unexpected defeat ,
si year ago this month , of' ' so many repub
lican candidates , and the gain of some
lour monarchial seats did not mean that
the country was tired of the republic , but
that it was notsatiflliod with tno way thu
republic was administor&d , , The voters
of Franco wished to say : Give us better
politics , not give UK another government.
And ban thu present chamber obeyed
this command ? That is thu ques
tion. What thu nutiotu wants is that
the chamber turn its attention to busi
ness matters , to the amelioration of the
liniiuc sand to pruduat measures in tha
direction of social reforms , ISurttiu pol
iticians think they lmvo belter things to
do ; slaves to the personal ambition of
others , obedient to their own spites or to
thu pressure of the clubs at home , they
give themselves up to the dangerous
game of overturning cabinets. The
right is ou the alert , rejoices in their
course and profits bo it. With more tlmu
SOU member * in thu chamber , the right
holds the balance of power when thu re
publicans are divided. In such a state of
things , it is evident that thu duty of thu
republican parly to keep united. The
situation Is not thu same to-duy as in
thu preceding chrmber , where the
republicans wore much utroiiKor. Then
feuds were rugretable , but to-day they
may bo tatal. And yet one Is struck by
thu pugnacious speeches of republican
deputicn and by the bitter articles of re
publican papers , all engaged in a civil
war of mutual recrimination , hunt week
thu radicals came within nn ace of over
throwing the ministry , to ( lie disgust of
IU Olemencuau , who hail to follow their
It'ai'i in order to remain their chief. It
was necessary that President Orovy himself -
self make a personal ellbrl in orditr to
pensimiln the ministers not to lay down
thuir portfolios , and yet the radicals
could not hope foi a ministry moro
favorabln to Uioir htturusts. Thny know
perfectly well that of all possible cab
inets
TUB IB FllKVPIXBT \UI.VKT COMUS
KBICBST TO TJIKIU IWIiAM
In thu chamber , as it is constituted to
day , a moro advanced cabinet would fall
us boon as , it was set up. If IU Clciiion-
cmui wcro to bo made Primu Minister to-
duy , his fatn would be sealed on tha mor
row by M. Ferry and his followers. .For
thu moment , a spirit of common sense
snoms to have taken possession of thu
chamber. The republican majority ,
united almost to a man is on tlio point of
voting the important law concerning ori-
: miiry oduontion. Hut thin work done * I-
fear that republicans will forgot all ubout
party discipline and fall to quarreling
itiruin , so Unit At. do 1'royo'met , the cup-
nblo president of thu council , who man-
ttgos ta keep his feet onlyby showing the
nuM astonishing address , wall oucu luuro
0 in Continunl dnngcr of experience n
atnl fall. To bo sure hetfa
A.OKMt'S
n the handling of parliamentary forces
It is Rfiid that the Kmprcss Kugcuio once
ironounced him nn iiccoinplishcd court-
"In order to be rtier "
or , a perfect coi ,
! aitl n French prince , "a man must have
ifitlior Ill-humor nor honor. " One-half
f this duiimtion applies very well to Al.
lu Freyciuet Ho is incontestably n man
jf honor , but in regard to UMiimior tliero
s not a person in Franco so free from
rrltabillty * Ho dieposws of his worst
adversaries by showorinsf favors upon
them. Thus , lie enticqs M. Paul Hcrt to
Tonqum by oll'erinc him the newly cro
ted post of resident general. Al. Cons-
inns is dazzled by the mission to
Pekin , while Al. du Lnnessan la
) lcased by being made a special envoy to
.Madagascar. To succeed In having the
radicals for you without having the op
portunists apamst you. was n difficult
iroblom to solve j but tlio honored man of
1m polytociilo school did it by satisfying
adicalsiii regard to persons , and the op-
lortunists in regard to law. To tlio first ,
iu says : "Stand by mo for I show n pret
ence for your leaders. " To the second ,
10 adds ! "Don't ' vote against mo for I
inn carrying out your policy. ' Slill ,
germs of discontent exist in both camp.s.
lloth factions perceive that thov are
wing duped , and feel that it is about
.himto putan end to it. The crisis may
10 adjourned , but it seems inevitable.
I'lien what fi&hing thuro will bo iu
roublcd waters !
Ono ol the eventualities of the present
situation is a dissolution of the chamber
of denutk'S , rendered necessary by the
leclarcd antagonism of the two grand
factious of the republican party the
radicals and the opportunists or inoder-
mo republicans. This solution of the
lillieiilty is rather distasteful to both fao-
, ions ; neither wishes to assume so grave
a responsibility. It is to be honed that this
hesitation will bo the first step towards
wisdom. Another eventuality , but not a
very probabln one , is the formation of a
uajority made up of moderate republt *
? aiis and moderate monarchists , the hit
ler abandoning , for the moment at least ,
: hesr impracticable theories. Thure is
not much hope , hoivnver. that this irnti-
soiistilutioual opposition will disappear ,
notwithstanding the fact that it exists
contrary to the repeated vole of the
country.
THE riu-.NCii rr.oi'Li : .
loving that the republic is the form of
government that bust meets the general
wishes of the nation , shackled more or
ess by a dynasty , desires to keep its
present institutions , but , at the same
time , the republic must respond to thu
exigencies of average public opinion ,
and go neither to one extreme nor to thu
other. If a lack of wisdom is shown , it
is not the monarchists who will reap the
fruit of republican blunders , but rather
the lierv partisans of anarchism and col
lectivism ; although they may bu small iu
numlwr , they are full of vitality. They
: ire the men of notion at the present hour ,
: ind if , in a moment of disorder , they come
to the top , their success will prove fatal
to thorn. Empty-minded and divided ,
they would not bu nblo to survive their
triumph. This cloud swept away , what
will followV Either a military dictator
ship , which means the destruction of
France , or a wise republic , which would
bu its tmlvalio'i. What would bo the
principal characteristic of this sensible
republic ? The substitution for the bas
tard .system of pnrliamentism of n repre
sentative svBtem meddled after that of
Switzerland and thu United States.
_ JosKi'ii FAUKU.
Thu great popularity and success of
Salvation Oil , the great pain destroyer !
have made it a target for counterfeiters.
Uuy the genuine. Price 25 cts.
"Died of nmmonin , poor fellow , "
said Airs. Partington , on learning of a
fellow's death from pneumonia. "I believe -
liovo I should have died , too , but for Dr.
Hull's Cough Stirrup. " Dr. Bull's
Syiup she meant , of course.
Count Von Jtonst.
Count Yon IJeust , the famous chancel
lor and diplomatc , was one of the few
men whom Bismarck could not endure.
The Iron Prince recognized in this deli
cate and accomplished man , who inaugu
rated n grand diplomatic campaign with
the same grace with which he.soatud him
self at the piano to play one of his own
waltzes , a talent of the very first order ,
and he felt uneasy iu the presence of it.
Von Beust was one of the first men to
foresee the force of extension and absorp
tion possessed by Prussia. It was ho who
formulated the program mo calculated to
keep in check the oppVcssor of the north.
Priuco Bismarck Know very well to
whom he was to ascribe the union of all
the smaller German Kingdoms with Aus
tria in 1BUO. and ho gave the King of Sax
ony the altornntivo of delivering up his
crown or banishing Von Beust when
peace was proclaimed after the campaign
in which the Saxon army had fought so
courageously , but so vainly. The king
had no time to discuss ; he yielded , and
Von Buust passed over to the service of
Austria. His role as chancellor in that
country is a part of history. It was duo
to his skill that the unlucky emperor of
Austria was somewhat compensated for
hia defeat at.Sadowa by becoming king
of. Hungary. Prince Bismarck said two
day. shortly after the coronation of King
William ot Prussia as emperor of Ger
many at Versailles :
"Atv friend Count Von Buust imug
iucd thu notion of placing a king's crown
on an emperor's head ; 1 huvu made an
emperor out of n king. "
It i.s no secret that the chief obstacle to
the Austro-jJui'inaH alliance , now appar
ently so linn , Was tlio presence of Von
Heust in Vienna , aiul. o the emperor sent
him to London as ambassador.
Count Von Beust made a prodigious
social sensation in London and in Paris ,
where ho was accredited latur , in the
saiiio position of Ambassador. Ho pos-
bcsscd the art of charm iu the highest
degree. Although ho was not handsome ,
nor oncclallygitted in any way person
ally , hu um < rnuti/.cd all who came in con
tact with him. A French lady oncu do
lined him us "The Art of Pleaiiuir , bound
in a dress coat. " "Oh ! oh ! " said a witty
lady , who , fora wondur , did not like Von
Biuist : "Tho art of pleasing , do you Hay 1
You go too far. It is Tpipossiblo to tiiku
tlio will for the deed " Von Heust was a
diplomatist of the old „ school , a specimen
gentleman of his generation ; ho knew
everything , could do 'everything ' , and
was able to show hit ) HIICKSU even iu thu
manner in which ho ep ereu a drawing-
room and saluted the hostess
and her atluim-int train of
beauties. At a jbuner-party ho
was an incomparable speaker. He hud a
sympathetic tremolo which anile won thu
heart. In salons , young ladles paid sincere -
core court to him. llqiwnn fond of writ
ing verses and walt/es , . , . When stinted at
the piano , says one of his critics , hu
looked like a sleek cat pcforu a aaucur of
milk. There was a singularly felmo ex
pression on his countenance when hu
ivas listening to other people. His stock
of anecdotes was inexhaustible ; and Ills
bon mots wnru recowncd throughout the
Buveu or eight great European capitals.
Sometimes lie would close his eyes , hold
his head erect , and talk on an interrupted
stream of bright and amusing things , un
til the hearers would say : "Can it bo
possible that this man is serious V Then
came the lightning llasti from the cloud
betokening power. ; llo uhominntoi
Napoleon Thirdand , despised him a Jittlu
also ; and his portrait ot the fallen cm-
poror , published sometime after the
wrtiok of the second umpira , was per
haps painted in too violent colors.
The last years of the lifo of Von Uuust
were paswid in n bountiful castle ucai
Vienna , amid the mountains which are
like tho. "foot-hills'1 of the Styrian Ales
1 From the library window ho could look-
i out over Vienna , and thq summits of ( lui
tavern , iu their eternal SUQWU. Thure lie
cnia\ned \ , linppy and tranquil , nflcr Ms
retirement from the Paris mission , until
he end cnmo.
_
"As Good na Now , "
rxro Iho words mod by n lady , who was nt
ono time given up by tno most eminent
ihysicians nud loft to tlio. lleduced to a
nero skeleton , palo and haggard , not
nblo to leave her bed , from nil those dls-
resslug diseases peculiar to sulVering fo-
nnlep , such ns displacement , Icucorrhtcft ,
ullammatioii , etc. , cto. She bejtan tak-
ng Dr. Plerco's "Favorite Prescription , "
unl also tisinc tlio local treatments roc-
mimonded by him , and is now , she says ,
as good as now , " Prlco reduced to one
lollar , By druggist
A Mysterious
Alarslml Cumniings received yesterday
ho following mvstorions letter ;
SUN-PAY a. in. Dear Marshal ! Read the
{ cimbllRnn this n. in. I am afrnlil > < > u are
; one. Prostitutes rule tlio town women
viio favor new.'pipcr 111011 such as the ono
vho had to alrrp behind the prison bar on
arc. of diamonds. Koscy cannot save jou ,
'or his chestnuts are nearly burned. Let
, -our last lick bo a good ono. Step tluwn.
FA UN AM ST.
DRPRIGES
SPECIAL
MOST PERFECT MADE ]
Prepared TvltliotrletroffsrdtoT'nrlfr , Strength , i n&
lleaUtitalncrtfl. lr.I'rico' ) HikingPowdorcontalna
iHAmmonla1I.lino.Alumorl > ho5pbatts.lr.rrlce'a )
Jiitracls , VonlUa , I/omon , etc. , flavor floUclouBljr.
WANTED !
Iiadios to Work for TJs at Their Own
Homes.
$7 lo $10 Per Week Can Be Qniatly Made
No photo. pnlntlnK ! no canvus-lnc. 1'or full utlcur.
uluri , Icaso luliiicss nt onr .
ClUiSCKNT AHT CO , ,
1 ! ) 'J I L i
l I tru'll
Cure wlttiout mo < m
POSITIYEi clue. Puteiitod Octo
ber 10 , 18T8.
Ono bor will ottra
Iho mo obtlnnto case In four il rs or ! < > *
ps ,
No nntispouiflospiof cnbobs , connlbi orollot
sandnlwood tlint nre ccrtiiln to uroilnco dyspo | > -
pm bvdp tro lnirtho co.ulniM of tlio stoinnoh.
J'rlco1.00. Sold by nil druirKl U or muilod on
rocclptofprico. For further particulars sent
torclttmlRr. P.O. Borivn. /1TTDI7
3" . C. h.XjXj \ . T CO. , film ft
V U " "
tt John fit. . Now YorK. '
, . lntl.crMI ( n. or
:0\ , . Ktcei.fi , ITKIlUAItlNTKKTO
( UIIKtir thin Nr.ic Ull-Kovru
'BVl'ift'ilttf ' ' ' ff SfEt'ffi'
,
. . .ittoui , mild. < > otlilrgrtirreliti of
Ity directly throu ti all wrck pnrtirriitor-
, * t < > ' 1 ? > "lllinilVlfiitouifctrertih. ! | Klfrtiio
Cnrrfnt " 5xlrltlu > t nllTorwefurffltS , CiO In c ih.
( Irriteit Iinpr.nc nirnUovtr nil other belli , worn r i-i | > tr.
ininfntlynirfdlnthrreninnthi. HralnlpnroptiltKc. utamp
The Gandon Electric Co. ICO LaSallo > ! . , Chicago
2,829,850 !
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
wore shipped dnvlns thn past
two yearn , without , n. drum-
inorfnnurpniploy. No other
home In tlio world can trutb-
Ono turent ( dealer only ;
wantna iu ouch tuwti.
SOLD BY lEADINQ DRUCCIST8.
R.W.TANSILL&CO..G5 Stale Sl.Chicaotv
FOR WHISKERS. MUSTACHES AND BALDNESS *
USE
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VU It A L'.D. Co.t 801 Jb DOS C Ai . , PUtU . UI . C. 8. A-
Time Table
OMAHA.
ThofollcmiiiK titlut time of arriral and ilo-
nBrtureof trnlim Uy Central ijtundurd. TJmo at
Uio local depots. Tralim ot the C..8t. V. . It. &
O. rrlvo ixnd depart from tholr depotcorner , of
14th nnd WeliUomtrnotii truing on tlio II. & .M.
C. II. ft Q. ami K. 0. . 8t J. & P tti from , tlio IU
&M. depot all others from the Union.I'rtolAo
depot
< iiiunan THAINB.
Ilrldtfe trnlns.will losvo U. P. depot at fl'.SS-
n7:35 : fliOO 8:40 aM : llinOCk-lluu : rn.lllJ : :
- 1:201:60a:003:00B4:00atw : : : : : 5tt-t : ) < ! lJ-
7:00 : 11:10 : p. m.
I/ are Transfer for Omaha at 7:1Z 03:15 : ! > : SO
: < 3DlOUlOUT.ll:3T : : n. m.lU7 2IJ-2n : :
:30-JI : :37-l : :37 5:60 : 01 B 7W ; 7:5l80 : -
llKu. m.
Ixiixve Hrojtdwnr 10 35 p. m ; ArlvoOiimlia
1100. tT. Onialm 10 00 p. in. ; Ar. UroudwHy
10 aj. In effect AiiRiist ' "Oth until ftirlhur no-
Uce. Thigls-nddltloiiul U > , pru ent > trHlii Bnrvloo.
j , w. Moiiau. a.i . A.
COKNKCTINO LINKS.
Arjtval nnd ilopai-luro.'of' tjrulnti from , the
TranbferDu/iolutCouncil llluffa :
DH'AHT. AnittVE.
CHICAOO , HOCK IHIiAKOll 1'ACIKJO.
nniOA. M. J 1) | I5 A.M.
H 9116A.M. HBSWl'.M.
CB:40l' : . M. I mstMl'.M.
CIIICAOO * NOitTiiwcsTF.itrr.
AO:15A. : M. I AUJl5A.lt
AOMOi- . I A7SOU r.M.
CIIICAOO , UIIUMNfilON k giTINCV.
AOi5CM. : ; I A Bin A.M.
UG-MP. u. I ii n : * ) i' . M.
I A 7 : < r. M.
nuoAOo , UIMVAIIKIU Si br , rAtri.
A 9:15 : A. . M. I A : l.r.A. M
AB:4Ul' : , M. I A7OJl' : . M
KANSAS GITf , ST. JOK Sc COU.NUII. 11MIFW.
A 10:00 A. U. I D 0:35 : A. M.
CBMr. : M. I A CJ.i : , Iit
WAHASII , bT. f.OUIS 4 1'AUIfKI.
A300p. ; M. I AJ-Ml'.x.
Kioui CITY A lucinc.
A7WA. : M. I A Ia5 ) : A.M.
A : iOi' . it. I AB'Wi- .
Depart. WESTWAUI ) , Arnvi
A.M. i % M. l 0KION 1'AOJFIC. /.M , 1' . II.
L. . ) . I ( . I . . . .I'ullluIUprovi. . .
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II. Sc M. IN NKI .
6:10u : . . .Mull Hint , ' '
10 ! < 0n _ „
> art. _ All ho.
A.M I I-'M. .MrSHOl/lll I'AtMI-'lO. A. M. - r. M. "
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A. M " I' . Ml TO. . ST. I'M. . i O. > A. M v. M.
8l5a : ' Sioux City lUprcsj. & :45o :
j'oaklantl AcromiiiiHl a
7K A8'I.W Alia Arrlve. _
A . U. | 1 > . M. I A. M. I V. M ?
Va : i'liittbinnutli. . . ! Bsail 7:10 :
NOTK A.ti-alnBdnily ; Ji , ddllr except Sunday -
day ; ( J , dully oxcout Saturday | l > , Jnily except
Monciuv.
HTOCIC YAUD THAIN3
will leave U. 1 . depot , Omutm , nt fl:40-7:15- :
835l-flt ; : a. ra : 2:00-3:04 : 40i ; 5'J5 : a:00 : p. m
Puciflo Kinross , 8:39p. : tu. ; Denver hr. , ! Ui5 :
a.ui , ; Local Iix.SOi : p. in.
LoavestocikrnnUfor. Omaha at 7Ou3iO
| ; 30 lla\n.ra.i3aa-3a5-JSJ- : : : ; ; - 8J5n. : ra.
Atlantic Kx . la S. a TnSn. in.j Oblou/o Kr. ,
It B.O. 6:01 p.m. : Looal Kx.l8 , ri. O. 10:51 a.m. ;
Mo. Pao. Br. , la 3. a 6i < 7 u- . J W U ; P. ttr ,
6Wa.ra. :
'Uxcept Similar ,
ECZEMA ERADICATED.
MMM M BKXXl MM
Ofnllttntn TMfl dan ynnt'mjMhutnhtnltlfimi'nUn'lT ' ttn.o. rerenn ftffcr
tAKrn Snltt'n Sp < f inc. I Imvo been IrouMnI uith It rrrr Hula In mj f co cluoe lut pprlnr.
At the bcRlnnlnc of cold \ronthtr Ian fAllltmwlo npllulit * ppcitn > ncp , liul wnl AITKT and
liannrvtrrttnrnml. H.8.M. noilnubt hmkelttipi t Ipanlt putmr i Mrm ln'ix | > ' tomutlcn
find I pot mil. It also benefited mj v , Ifo Rtfntly In cn-o of rlrk hnulArlic , uJ luiJa n jictfec t
euro of n hrc UlnR txit onmylllllfl three TC&I old tltughlrr ls t minnnrr.
WtUJnuvillo , . , Fob. H , JBtC. HIT , JAMK3 V. SI. MOHniS.
TrcatlN on Illooa ftBd Skin Disease * mMIM free.
Tn ic Hnirr Hrrrtrm Co. . Drawrf S , AtlftnU , 0 * .
DEWEY < fc STONE ,
One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the
United States to Select From ,
OMAHA NEB.
HOW TO ACQUIRE WEALTH.
ATcxt nrnwiny , This Month , on Xiii'ontbcrtlOth. Itlfi Prises. JVb JllunJtti
With $2 You Can Secure
One City of Baiietta 100 Francs Q-old Bond
Theses hon < ls are drawn 4 times annual ) v , with prizes of 2,000,000. 100,000000 ,
500,000 , 200,000,100,000 , 50,000 , etc. , down to the lowest prize of 100 Kraucs Gold.
Anyone sending us $2 will secure one of these Hcmls nnd is then KNTI'l'LKO ' to
thewholcprizeth.it it may draw in next drawing , lialaiuc payahl on easy install
ments. This is the best investment ever offered. He-skies Utccertainty- receiving back
100 Francs Gold , you have the chance to win fbur time * a year. Listn of drawings
will be sent free of charge. Money can be scut by icqUtctcd letter or postal note.
For further Information , call on ornddicss 11EULIN HANKING CO. ,
306 Uroadway , New York.
N. n. These Bonds arc not lottery tickets , anil aic by law permitted to be sold in
the Um'lcd States.
S. W. COR. 15li AMI * FAKtVAfff , OMAHA.
Property of every description for sale m nil parts of the city. Lands for snlo l
every county in Nebraska.
A COMPLETE SET OF A15ST11ACTS
Of Titles of Douglas county kept. Maps ot the city state or county , or any ether
information dcsiiotl , furnished free ot charge upon application.
CART.
i"BESTCART ON EARTH. "
SIMGl.E , DOUBLE and LIGHT ,
irun. . sr ii > .
EASY , DURABLE and CHEAP.
Crated free on board cars ,
, T , ALLEW , Maqagei < ,
COLDWATER , Mich.
Mention Omtthn lloo.
Of Imported Draft Stallions ,
AtKearneyM , , .Nov. . 26 , at 10 a. m ,
Foiirtooiiiniportciliind roKistorutlliorsoH M'Jll be sold : 1NornmiiH , L Clydo ,
1 Kiifrlish Draft , and 1 lieltfiun.
Tlieso horsesIinva all been in tliis Hlnto the past sonsoii' nntl'arn thoroughly
ucclimatcil , anil have been selected from the stables of leadlufrUuporters.awl' .
are dim specimens of their cluss.
They will bo sold on a oradltof three equal annual pajyuoutSi without intou-
cst until April 1st , i l 7 , and 7 per cent thereafter. .
This stock has been taken under mortgage and must bO'BoIdl ' Ureeders will
save time , expense , danger of shipmniil , time for acclimntion , . otic. , by pur
chasing at/ / this sulo.
Number and pedigree will be ftirnlshcilon application-
C. W. MOSIIEIi , Owner , Lincoln , Nel ) .
0. P. SHA riBNBKUWKR , Miinugor , HasMUgs , Neb ,
To whom all inqiiirlcsshouidi be seat.
F. M. WOOD. Auctfoner , Lincoln , Nob.
C. S , RAYMOND ,
RELIABLE JEWELER ,
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest stock. Prioos'tho lowest. Kupniring a. spoaiiklty. Ail work wiirrunt-
cd , Corner Douglas ) und lutlLstruols , Oiiutlia
't CO. ,
STAR .
Delicious
Flavor.
No pnins arc
sparetl
to make
thuKo inuats
. TI-SE
BEST
lliat. can ho
produced.
I'tiop 1 o of
EPICUREAN
TASTES
aio highly
pittance !
witli them.
Ifyoup llrucrr or Kfnrlirtmiin ilornl
euU Uliwct < o.
DREXEL 6s MAUL ,
Successors to Juu. ( J. Jacobs ,
UX n E It. T A JK IB 11 S
AM >
At Uio ohlstumi 1407 Kurimmst. ( Jnlura
by teli'Kraih ) saioitud uiul proniptlv at *
tended to. Tulophouo No. ' ' 5 ,
i : OAT\nilll ,
llnnut ) Iioi'ilUocu ' c | '
katc klij llovk lor IU n lnuinp .
U. il. AIKlllUAL UU. , Kiut lUwHuu. buuu.
UNGOLN'BUSIRESS ' DIRECTORY
UUCIilltlX JIlllll. l'urnl Ueil
The Tremont ,
J. C. I'Tr/.UUUAU ) .V i ON , I'ropilotors.
Cur , bth mill 1'Hlx. , Lincoln , Nub.
Ilalo.ri f.l iiurilar , fatruut cj domUums to tar
l rt or tile oltf.
J. H. W. H AUK INS ,
Architect ,
-ai. 31 and < J. Hl'Jlmidu Uloclc , Lincoln.
Nob. I'.luvntor on lltli
llrceilorot Ilrooilcrof
OAI I.UVVAV CA'ITI.B.
F.M WOODS.
Live Stock Auctioneer
miido In nil imrtH ul' llin IT H. nt t'ulr
rntux. ltoiiiiiSlnto Illock , l-liifjlii , Nub.
un.3liorl | Mom liuiU lor hiilu.
11. H. OOIJJ.DINO ,
Farm Loans and Insurance ,
Corrcaiionilonco In rr rar 1 l IIUUM Holldtvi.
Ituom i , Itti.-lainls Illoulc. Lincoln. N'el > .
Eiiverside Sliort Horns
Of btrii-lij iniin lliiliisiiu.l llaluit'I'iiiioilL'uttlu. | |
linnl nuniliurd about ( ii hoinl.
1'uniilluH iiipnu-unUiJ : iMliurtH. Crntrits ,
ACdlllllS , JtCIllUK , ItOjtlllf HlllMillK. . " io.-ij ItOslUd , r
HnlKlitly Jluoliiihgcn , lint < 'rncilc Vouiiy Murys ,
Hulls tur it ila I run , UUIIM rntmrt. 1 I'nra
Iliili-k ( . rntTKO. 1 HoMXif Hlniiuii , 1 YIIIIIIK Murjr , m
I I'll i ti Crnick Hlntnk und iiiiunK Coino uuu
Insputthu IIIT.I. Addrc > , OI1AS. M. UltAN-
BUN , Lincoln , Nob.
Wlicin in L'lK'oln stoput
National Hotel ,
Aud irut u yooJ ulunur fu U5c.1'UIIAWAV
1'UIIAWAV