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to lie tnndo piynl lo to the ordi rot the Oomp ny
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nn the trains \Uiui ss lealon ) have bean noli
lied to carry n full supplv I rnvelcrs who want
I ill Hit mid enn tget Hon trains w hern other
flmahi i a | ers are carried ro romestel to
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1 lr-n o 1 o particular lo give In nil cases full
Information ns to date rnllway nnl number
of train
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nicewsnryuse , but asu ( , u iranty of jood faith
inn daily nni
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poses an 1 snvs thnt ho Is ( secretary of Tiik Hex
J'tiDlldlilnj , Company that the actual average
daily circulation of 1 m Dun Hti lor tlio
iniiitliof lnnuao t U was IN r"4 copies for
1 ibruary lt i l < H coj l s Tor Jlnrch 1811
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copies for Octol er IPSi 18 , < T copies for No
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M Tin wool lj MnK stitomont shows
M tlio rosor\o lins decreased $1 110 000
H of Icr il icquhomenta
H Till \oung due d'Orkuns must bo
1 plvun oi edit foi a billlinnt coup deB
B boupo
M Cm li kvsi itntRLSH nillcontlnuo
m business nt Iho old stind for two j enrs
H at Uust
H Tin new opori house sohemo is do
M \ elopiup ; nt a imco that promises prtcti-
H cnl icsulls Lot the { rood wotk ro on
M , li South Omaha uocllnos tlio inltn
H tion to pomo in now , it is prob ibly that
Mt tlio doors will bt closed to her lor all
K cruo
H . I\I Hit V * U \ grain shippers are not
H I obliged to piti oni/o Chic ire while the
H. j iiorthorn scibotrd routes olTer equal
HP' , facilities and battel iatos
i Till'cipitillsts of this city who po • -
BhiJ sistentH discouiagfo the liivostmont of
| , oastcrn capital here ate tomi idcd th it
! Omaha is soon to luno u ton thous ind
p pa dolUi crematory
H UviLuovn connection with Tort
H Henry P Clnrko is doairablo and nec-
H cssarj , but the secretary of war should
Hi insist that whatov or comp mi builds the
H toad other compnnios hall bo allowed
H to use it on reasonable terms
Bj Till'ptoolamation oponinp the Sioux
Hj reservation to settlement will add two
Hj million acres of covorntnont land to
Hj Nobraslta territory , equal to twelve
H ] tl ouaind ( Ho hundred farms of one
H ] bundled and si\tj acicsoach
H ] I' Undku the bQiiclicont relfjn of pto
H j | hibition lCnnsi3 lost fifty thousand in
j population in 1880 , and Topclm , the
H | | l capital citv , has \acant dwolliu s foi
H | j from twel\o to ( Iftoon thousand people
H j mid ouo hundred v leant store rooms
j j Anoiiu n llssuio has shown itsolt in
H | the now countv hospital This time it
H ! comes in the uh ipoof n twenty thousand
H : dpllur claim b the sub contractors
| ucxiiiBt RjaiiiV Walsh liomappeni-
H nnces the county hospital muddle has
H oul } fall 1 bcKun
< * Till tax payers of Omaha do not ox-
m poet the council cnnimtttoo to act upon
1 ] t thoudvico of tboeitj olliclals when It
H comosto roduclnc the number of citj
H omplojos Members of the committei
m should in trod uco business methods
M and exhibit seine b.mkbono in the mat
H toi
H j A losi-MOini'stroistoii isofiiogtcnt
M benefit to the p'Urons What this pnr-
M I tlculai bection of the footstool needs is
B nn anto-moitom oven to blistoi the
| ! ItlcUcis , obstructionists und mossbacks ,
H ] -whoarodoad oinlits In the ohnilot of
| i ; progress Tlioio is n largo loeil supply
M t of raw material for t > uc h a plant
H i Till ! refusal of tlio Chicago roads to
M prantateduction on grain from Missoui i
M | 11or points brings the Omaha reid to
M ! tlio fore ft out of the fray with a tondci
M of prompt rollof on nil business destined
M j for the soib | jrd The rodutLd intus
U I nfford shippers thn desired opportunity
M ' to rubuko Chicago nnogunco bj fling
H the clt > \ohiptuouR cold shouldct
M Xi is worthy of note that Senator
M ! Too , the onthuslabtio Union Pacllicud-
-locito of Missouri lhor imlyiition ,
M I troikud in the thlul of a mile clause in
M : , | the latest bridge charter bill Suoh
B | foresight is lilghl npprociatud in this
M ' Boction To impede oi monueo naviga
| ' ; t tion of the rioi b.\ band und dump boats
| ] vould bo u iruuo in the o\obot the iron
| i tlemi u fi om M unv1 , who ttppeuis to
H kuow moro uiiout the wants of Omaha
| | nmlidiiitj than the Kobrnsku dele
, gatiou Mr Trios disinterested klnd-
M ness la altogothoi toola > lshaiid of such
n pccunlurj quality that the people of
K Kubru9ku cau olioorfully dispouso
H with it
H
nOKKlbQULK AUROAD
ft is a mntlor of Interest to the work
ingmen ot Amoilca that the emperor of
Germnnj Ins porsonallj Interested
himself in an effort to nmoliorato the
position of the tellers not alone of that
countrj , but ol 1 rnnco , Lngland , Uel-
glum ntid bwitrorlnnd The recent ro-
script of Emperor William toUismirclc ,
In which ho desires that the ninlmssa-
dorsof the ubo\o mentioned countries
booMciallj asked wbotherthoirgo\orn-
monts tire disposed to como to nn inter
nnlionnl npfrcomciit with Germinj with
n\ low to mooting the needs and wishes
of worklngmon as revealed in the recent
cent strikes and labor disputes is Big
niflciut mid reassuring It will bo remembered -
membored that uithin a shoit time
there has boon a great deal of dissatis
faction nnd tuibulonco manifested
among some classes of labor in Gor-
miinj , and that it was Inrgoli througn
the interposition of the ompctot , in a
most frlondli spirit towaid the work
ingmen , tht cent o crsios wore sottlcd
nnd moro formldablo outhroal i thnt
were thioatonedn\ortod Moro or loss
inqtnotudo has also boon shown
wlthlti the past j oar in the
ranks of laDor In lianco and
Uolgium , but none of Borious cense
quouco in fawit/crland and vorj little
la rnglnnd , the great manufacturing :
industries of the latter countrj haung
boon exceptionally ticthe and prosper
ous The experience ol the joung Gorman
emperor , and his o\ldont nitoicst in
and s\inpithj with the lnboiing classes ,
it would uppoar , lmvo cominccd him
that not onU > s it nocos arj that his
own govei nment shall enlarge and add
to the mount ) nlroadj provided foi the
nmolloiutioii ot the position ot
workingmen , but that it is desir
able that othot industrial uatinns of Lu-
rojio shall co operate with Gormin > in
alike benoticont work It is thcteforo
proposed , in the event of the other
countries addrcssou being fa'Noi iblo , to
hold nn international laboi conference
to consider plans for bolloring the con
dition of 1 ibor Mcanwhilo , and as nn
enrnest of his purpose , the ompcior has
directed the minister of commerce to
extend the ippliiation of tliosjstomof
worklngmon s insui nice , and to insti
tute au inquiii into all trade lnwsntTcct-
ing factor labor Ho nlllrms it to bo
the dutj of the state to so rogulito the
duiation mil the nutuioof labor as to
msuio the health , the moi iht > , and the
supplj of all the economic wants of the
workingmen , and to preserve then
claims to equality before the law As a
means of promoting peace between om-
ploiors und employes the ompoior
recommends legal measures cmpowoi-
mg worklngmon to appoint delegates
to represent them in the settlement of
alTairsv thorobv enabling thorn
to oxpiess thou wishes and
griovrfiicos po iceablj anil fioely
md giving the authorities an
opportumtj to in'orm themselves in a
verj direct way of the condition of the
working people , their activities , senti
ments and impulses Lxpeits , up-
pointed bj the emperor , are to bo
called to give their views heforo the
council of stuto on lnbor questions , and
the emperor himself will prcsido
Such an example of henity unit mnni-
festlj sincere intete = t in the cause of
1 iboi on the p irt of a ruler who has
boon supposed to feel the least con
com for the welfare of the toiling
masses is most oncour iging evidence
of the broadening nnd liberalizing sen
timent of the time in behalf of the
bread-vvinneis of the world It carries
the assuiance that 1 ibor is beginning to
hoiocognizcd in ouartors whcio for
centuues its appeal for attention has
boon little heeded or whollj iguorod ,
as the corner stone of government and
the support of the soei il stiucturc , nnd
that sovnroigns aio learning that the
safest and most improvable mtrench-
monts are the loyal hearts of the justlj
troatcd and contented toilois lho in-
lluouco of the Gorman omporoi toward
bringing about the amelioration of the
condi tion or the working classes through
out Luropo will bo gicat 'I ho example
of Gorman j will maKoitsolf felt in cvorj
Luioponu counttj Trnporor William
could duvoto himself to no mete praise
worthi and honoiable task
JiiE ntnviibFsTu counr
Justice Hold , In his addro&s at the
celebration of th > supreme court con
teuai \ s lid that up to the middle of the
picsont conturj lho calendar of the
court did not nveiage ono hundred nnd
fortj cabos i term , and never amounted
at nn > ono toim to three bundled cases
The caloudar of the present terra ex
ceeds lift-eon hundred c isos Sorao-
thing must bo done , said the veteran
and distinguished jurist , to prevent do-
lajs , and ho declared the impressive
truth that to dolaj justicois as porni-
ciousIts to donj it " Ono of the most
precious aiticlos of the magna eharta ,
said lusticc TioU , was that in union
the king declined that ho would not
donv or dcinto anj man justice and
right * and ho thought that usjuredly
what the bnons of Lngluud wrung from
their moniuch the people of the United
States will not rofubo to anv , suitor for
justice in their tribunals
The ittontlon thus a train called to
this matter , by ono whoso tostimoii }
will not bo questioned , ought to Inn c
the effoctof nrousingcongrosstoasciisa
of the impelativo noecasitj for legisla
tion that will teliovo the supreme
court from a pint of the iinmcusu bur
den now cast upon it Nothing is moro
certain than that if toliof is not pie
vldod that tribunal must dccliuo in use
fulness , If not in chaiactot The dolnj
of jutitico the pernicious coiiHoquoncos
of which lmvo ulready boon widely foil ,
biingiug mete m loss roptoaon upon
the court and waukoniug it in public
conlldoncn , rnnnot bo iiidolluitoli con
tinued and pot mlttod to become moro
soiious wivhoul the most unfavorable
olfcet upon tho1 public judgment io-
gimling the value of the tti-
bunal 'Lho splondtd nnd dosoi ved tiib-
utcs that lmvo boon icudored to
the suproino tourt during the past
wool ; , and all that litis boon said of the
wisdom of the framers of the conbtltu-
tion in providing this unique povvci in
our governmental sjstout , must not
blind us to the fact that popular faith
in the court 1ms received some severe
strains that did uot leave it wholly un
impaired , and , because of thin there is
greater danger of the supreme court
declining in public respect nnd con
lidonco if the delay ol justice shall
in the future become more seri
ous , ns it inovitnblv must
do under existing condition ? lho
popular idea that the court hns become
the rofttgo of corporate wealth nnd in-
Iluouco finds cncoutncomcnt in ovori
dolaj of justice whoio such vvonlth nnd
Influcnco are on ono sideand is nu idea
that enn grow ensllj and inpidlj
The dilUcultj of providing nn nccop
table and ndequato romodj maj bo vorj
great The subject ha3 rocohod a
great deal of consideration in congtoss
and from bai associations , without nnj
satisfactory ivsult thus far But the
matter is of such grave nnd urgent nii-
portauco thnt a solution must bo found ,
and with as little dolaj as possible
lho peoples ropioscntatwos in con
gress should consldoi dcoplj the declar
ation of Justice liold "lo dolav jus
tice is as iHirnlclous as to denj it'
Tin citi7ons' committco appointed to
solicit subscriptions to the fund nccos-
satj to secure thu next session of the
gouoinl conference of the Methodist
I plscopal chuich in Omahu will bogln
the canvass ot the citj tomorrow lho
amount tequirod to bo raised Is sixtj-
II vo thousand dollai s It is understood
that most of the mombois of the council
whose duty it is to select the place for
the conference ire favorable to Oninha ,
but this will avail nothing without
the guauintj There will bo no hick of
comnotition , ns the conforoned is desired
sired bv nt least h ilf o. iWon cities It
is u bed } of ono thousand mombets , its
sessions continue thirtj days , and it
attinct3 ftom seventy five to ono hun
dred thonsuid visitors , so that item
roadllj bo understood that it Is ono of
the most important gatherings known
to this countrj Rcpiosentiug nn immense -
monso constltuciicj distributed in every
portion of the countij , its deliberations
ntlraet widespread attention both in the
'
United States ai d abioad Troiii c voi v
point ot view it is most desirable thnt
Omaha sh ill seeuro this conference ,
which will moot in 1892 and there
ought to bo no difficulty in obtaining
the amount of monov necessiii v to do
* lns It is hoped the solicitations of the
citizens comraltteo will nicot with a
goneious response
Tin roplj of Mis JoannottoM Thur-
bor , pieuldontof the National Consciv-
ntorj of Music to v roqucst of citl/ens
of Om iha that an iniinatiou behold
in this citj ot persons who mav desire
to enter the consorv atorv as pupils v ill
bo found elsewhere in out columns
Mrs Thurboi states that hcisolf nnd
memDcrs of the faculty will visit Omaha
as soon as engagements now poudmg are
flllod , of which the citizens who ad
dressed her will bo duly notified Wo
understand the purpose to bo to coti-
duct an examination hero not simplj
for local or state applicants , but for anj
whomaj nrcsont thomsclves from con
tiguous states Thus joung people of
Iowa , Knnsas , Colorado , South Dakota ,
and oven moro remote states , will be
given nn opportumtj to bo examined ,
nnd doubtless the chance will bolargelv
taken advantage of bv perbons
in nil these states having musi
cal talent which they * desire to
cultivate The purpo = o of the
Nutional Conseiv atorv oi Mu ie
is to cncoui ago and stimulate n. nation al
interest in music il cultute and to develop -
velop the latent talent of oui people for
music , tnd in ordoi to do this it odors
the most liberal conditions for obtain
ing a thorough musical education The
consnrvutoij has alreadv accomplished
n great deal in this direction , and it ib
an entcrpriso which raonts the hearty
interest and Bupportof the public
E\I'U\ movement tending to amoll-
orate the condition of cue pooi and the
homeless appeals to the generous spirit
of the people Tlio relief given bj the
county nud bj charitable societies does
not reach transient distress nor succor
those tomporanlv out of employment
To reach und relieve this class a cen
tral retreat and refuge fiotn tomptntion
Is necessary , and for this end the
'Ilouso of Hope is designed It is
proposed to make it an employment
agoncj , a tompoiary lodging house , u.
school and church , open to nil creeds
and n ition illtics , and paiticularlv to
encourage and strengthen the faltering
in tlio paths of tlghteousnoss These
aio bioad , benevolent alms nnd com
mend themselves to charitable people
of every denomination
Tins authorities of Minnesota have
wound up the alfaus of a wildcat build
ing and loan association which Hooded
the country with ngonts and flcocod
thousands ot people The concern
maintained n number of agencies in No-
brosLn , and was permitted to do busi
ness owing to the failure of the last
legislature to enact a stringent law for
the protection of investo-s In view of
this collapjo Tub Bui' would euggoBt
that the Btato auditor should take steps
to onqulro Into the solv oncy of nil build
ing and loan associations doing business
in the state nnd rcqulro the foreign
concerns to file eoml annual statements ,
coi tiflou by the olllccrs of the state in
which the homo olllco is located
Tim Amoricnn Forestry association
has prepared a. bill for introduction in
congress designed to protect lho for
ests on the uublio domuin It proposes
to withdi iw from ontrj between flftj
and seventy million acres of timber
land and reset vo it as a public forest
area The bill contains mnnj excel
lent provis'ons , which , if enacted Into
law , will prevent the dospolllng of the
public domain
Ami now it is reported that the Dodge
couutj candidate fet governor proposes
to call a mooting of the Btnto ccntial
couimlttoo und make a formal demand
for reduced cot n tatcs Not
Ti'MU'UAVU' ugltntots tit ono bun
dled dollaia nn nifltato nro invited to
inspect tnosulooiiB in Ouialm todaj , then
cross the rlvoi into Iowa and learn the
ti uo state of prohibition
Mil Ki'NNAN's chnllongo to convict
the Russian government of maasaciolng
political exiles is not likely to bo ac
cepted at St Petersburg Tnero is no
doubt , however , that the government is
oxtromolj anxious to moot Mr Konnan
In some dtsfnut < tnd lonolj corner of
the cmplro , "rimrp it could pour out its
tonrfnl regard fori the Siberian explorer
without the I powlodgo of the pryltiff
woi Id i ,
U tlnVthS rxporionce
Otieaqh Trlbmi :
The London 'ilmos has neither ni much
monoj nor prcsllijo ns it lull before It tjogan
to dabble in PArndlllsm and crime but it
has nccumulato ( ' a'cront deal of valunblo
experience
i m
Ivvo I onus nliboiuliom Method
If KhKtltt fost h xi mi
llioro are two vvnvs to solve the negro
problem Ono Is to take the negro out of
politics the ot&or is to take l olltics out of
the nct.ro Any one who can discover any
ether method is at perfect liberty to dls
cover
Aovv h * rim Country "
iMiTiit litt Vita
"TLe rest ot the countrj is ready to liolp
the Qrnnt monument " sajs the fccwor *
Mail nnd Lxprces \ \ lion Now York rocs a
begging it Is the rest of the country "
Othorwlsoltls the provinces "
Good 1'nlnt in the lvxtrnilitlou Ironty
II ( on A iifill r
While a domocratlo administration was
very willing to form a treaty which should
obhgo our government to surrender , at the
demand of England , au Irish patriot who
should lmvo lied for refuge to our countrj , a
republican administration would not listen
to such a proposition for n moment
ApropiiH ot tlio Nen Utiles
Ifiiic ; t lltcMi/
The plea of IllibusterlnL , or what Is rcallj
revolutionary resistance tothoparliamontary
tnajorllj , is that It Is intended to prevent ty
rntmj nnd Injustice on the part of the major
itj lho answer to this allegation is that
the majority is not responsible to the minor
itj for its misconduct but to the eouutrj
while the prevention of legislation by the
minority under any plea whatever Is subVersive
Versivo of popular government
VOICE OF THE STATE PRESS
A Deinocrntio liavout
• Admslci ctflciM
The Tarmors alliance it is said , will run
Genornl \ an Wjck for governor The republicans
publicans will run lhayor who is a splendid
ropresotttatlvoof that party , and the demo
crats will nominate nnd elect a domocnit in
1SJ0 for Nebraska Divided into two dl
Visions , eich fighting for supremacy , Ne
brnska republicans can bo whipped bj No
braskn democracy Cet us try it Wo are
for atiaight out und out domocratloliomlna
tions , and against all coalitions
A Ueopuu W nicr StiK3 < stlon
! ! < * ) U i II icrtejiiil Hraii
Instoaa of the Omaha papers devoting so
much space relative to securing the state
t i'r ' why not entertaiu a muuh moro diClcult
but equally remunerative enterprise for In
stnnco locate au industrial exposition in the
metropolis of the wist The Missouri
" \ nlloj nnd \ \ osjern | States Exposition "
would souud well lho exposition nt Cia
cinnatl two j ears ao drew crowds from all
parts of the United States and was a success
as near as wo can learn flnanclallj Cor
tainlv such nn enterprise would b3 a gront
advertisement for tho1vve t and benoQt
ovorj town dlrcqtly or indirectly , In the
state
liocso anil ttio Lilian Pacific
Wall Pilot
Ono can hardly read dispassionately the
arraignment of the Union Pacific railccnd hy
Attornev General Loeso in his recent letter
o the attorney central of the United States
without being fullj tonvincea of the Justice
of the cause ho advocates If the facts ho
sets out are true and glv ing details nnd
figures as he does is convincing that thoj are
true then the clulm of the Union l\icillo
road to nn extension of time on the plea of
poverty is a fraudulent eluim made for no
other purpose than to beat the government
and the people out of nu Immense sum of
u onej justlj owing and past duo , which the
road bus made no effort to pay but instead
has invested its surplus together with the
proceeds ot numerous series of conds issued
in defiance of law and its obligation to creditors
itors in the building of branch lines In the
liht ( of these truths no greater wrong could
bo imrpetrated on the people ot the west
than for tbo government to place the seal of
its approval upon . this glgantio fraud by
complying with Its piteous plea for fifty or
eighty j cars moro time in whiJi to com
plete the steal
lho I aimers tv nklnj ; Up
Rorfnll J iirnaL
The Farmers alliances springing up nil
over the country arc significant of au awak
ening of thought nn interchange of view and
of diseussion which will bo promotivo of the
agricultural interests of the countrj
Kifjhtlj conducted thoj will bo productive ot
tnuok goon Hut thtj will lmvo to bo on the
n'ert for political schemers always watching
for a chance to launch out o j any tldo of sen
tlmcnt for their own personal advantage ,
and who care for nothing else It will do
the fanners as a class no particular good to
bo made tools of such men or , to bo led to
plav into the bands of any ono political
party
Not the 8 line Howl
Crete I tdclte
A few j cars ago when Senator Van Wvck
told the truth about the price of cord wood
and coal and the cost of transportation in No
brasiiu the brass collared organs yelled
themselves hearse because ho was damaging
ing the state " \ \ o dent hoar ony such dls
mal howls against Governor Thajor , who
has made the same statement In an open let
ter Time and truth will level all things
A Queer II ml oi Cnhoot * .
AwIfc IkfUt
General Mnnugor Kimball of the Union
Pacific railway nsserts that ' the railroads
stand In with the farmer nud the farmer with
the railroads " Thais true \ \ hen a rail
road hauls a Nebraska furmcr s corn to Chicago
cage , it stands in with thS farmer rnd downs
the roan who buys lt ' nt'lb ' cents n bushel for
the frolcht , and tbo farmer stands la with
the railroad nud downs the sanio fellow 13
cents n bushel for the corn Ob yes , every
thing is lovely betVvoln.ti/o ; / railroads and the
farmci Ihoj ve bqcn , ln cohoota Just the
same waj lo , these inaoj ycurs
AS OTHERS SEE US
A Clilqacn Hlnb
tlilmjixyTiwa
In Nebraska the ether night there was
f 1,780 in a jack pot but a chanty ball only
netted $180 In Nebraska charity begins at
homo where the polyuria
llm Slain I'mr 1 I urn
A xii-U Lity Cinu
\ \ hen Omaha can t knock nut Lincoln in a
contest ov er the location of a state fair , how
absurd It is fqr her to usk for as big a gov
ernment bidding as KuMas Citv
A. limely Hu sostiun
SJjur- Pity jounn I ,
John M Thurston , tenoral solicitor of the
Uulou 1'aclflo , who talks about the farmers
making the railroad men angry , " had bet
ter bo careful that ilia railroad moa do not
make the farmers angry Ihere ara about
60OUU farmer * in Nebraska I hey have the
power to solro the next legislature By the
way it tnight not bo a bad plan for them to
do that very thins :
A PritJIf k They Unvp
Oileagn etc
Nobrnskn fnrmors cannot got their corn to
market bocnuso of the ruinous freight rates
chnrgod by the railroads But thoj nro at
llbortj to go dow n to the trnoks and see the
members of their legislature and the Judges
ot their courts ride bj on free passes
Ilnvu li nt Home
I iirnmfr Hot mtiaiid
A Nobinska paper vouchsafes the hlghlj
valunblo Information thnt ' It Is not necos
? arj to go to Ujoining and Arlrona to hunt
for Bpcclmons of wild and woollj personal
journnllsm " 'vv ! o should say not What's
the matter with going to Omaha !
The Son ! Monopoly
( JiJfiioi Iifrr Ocf in
It Is not constitutional to lovj nn expert
duty , but slnco the government Is the orig
inal owner of the s nls Is it not practicable
for it to establish nt San rrnnclsoo or else
where works for tanning and djolng the
skin ! Wo do not saj that it Is because the
matter has not er been properly tested but
wo do say that the matter should bo thor
ouglilj inquired into nnd pit to ndequato
practical test , bonntor Plumb ought la his
bill to make provision for such experiment
ntlon lho seal monopoly enjojed by this
government Is a much moro important matter
tor thnn is generally supposed , nud oucht to
bo worked for all there is in It , instend of as
now , allowing London to sicim oft the cream
of the p rollts
Subsidies id blilp Oiwicr.s
St / iifi (7f ( be IJciinn it
lho nspirnlioa for the extension of Am r
lean tndo with the countries to lie south of
us in still j built , owned and manned bj
Americans has become a le idlng tenet In
the national creed , \ \ a inaj and probably
will have to extend some government aid to
this enterprise in the beginning , but aflor a
timosufllclont trade will bo built up lo make
thin branch of our shipping interests stand
nlono Every nnttou In the world which has
figured prominently in the ocean cirrylii ) ,
trade has given government help to Its shippers
pors in the boglnning and some of them
bavo continued it to the prcsont 1 ho Unite 1
States will not bo called on to keep up the
bolstering process so long but such ul I ns is
essential will bo cheerfully furnlshod
OUR CONTEMPORARIES
North Dakota h Dansor
Af / > i if A it M'pntch
The success of the corrupt scheme to
transfer the Louisiana State Lottery nt the
close ot its existence in Loutsann to North
Dakota would bo ono of tho'fcrcatest mlsfor
tunes that could befall that state nnd the
other states of the Union
The pool loot this new state hnd better toll
in rigs nnd heneor with oinptv treasury ,
slow'y nnd pninfullj , if need bo developing
their rcsourcos tli in permit tbo iniquity of
the Louisnnna lottery to bo foisted upon
them by venal lecislutors
A Good I xamp o to i olinvv
ultras Cltu furiial
The democratic congressmen declare that
vhen the democrats once more seeuro a ma
joritj thoj will follow the precedent cstab
llshed bj Si eaker Ueed Thev intend this nB
u threat but that is because thoj have tnov
ously misunderstood Mr Hoed s motives
Ho and all the republicans will bo gla i to
bavo that precedent followed hereafter , no
matter which party is in control It expedites
dites pubhu business and is , moreover ,
ominontlj just
lunhn nml thu Mormon ?
S ( l4tiliGl > jc D in r-tt.
Idaho in disfranchising the Mormons has
set a preccdout which will probablj be fol
lowed bj the other te-ritorics in wnloh that
people form un important element of tbo pee
lation As laihcsact hns been sustained
by the federal supreme court , this method of
ideating with the pirjgamists is as safe as it
is effective
Bishop Whitlnlcnr s I xpcrlcncc
Minn n ) Hi Jonnal
The wild and woollv west Is supposed bj
eastern people to be a region frnugnt with
danger to peaLeablo citizens yet Bishop
Whlttakor , who spent twelve jcars in No
v ida without seeing a pistol drawn was ro
centlj Hrod at hi a Philadelphia church
a lie Huilroit ! Dent
inn i-nuicferoC/imiifrtr /
It the republican D irty in congress agrees
to either of these propositions It will oxpiso
itself to a very strong suspicion of havinc
been unduly if not corruptly influenced
When it is remembered that C P Hunting ,
ton has been as busy nround ashington as
the devil In n gale of wind and that thcro
is no detail or roflnctrcnt of seduction or
briberj which ho docs not understand and
when it Is further brought to mind that his
business partner and nssoclato , Leland Stan
fori sits in the senate ns n senator from
balltornia , and thnt bo stands high In the
,
councils of the republican party i1 is casj to
see thnt the party will have bard work not
to make shipw reck of its reputation between
the Scy Un r f Huntington nud the Chary bdis
of Stanford At the same time if it shall
grant the extension of time asked for by
these railroads upon any such showing ns
has been made il cannot fail to be classed as
the friend of the corporations und tbo fee of
the people nnd when that time comis its
m.s&ion is ended
How Huntington nud his associates must
chuckle at the simplicity of the senate com
mittco assuming thin tbeso crave and reverend -
end seigniors ara acting in good filth How
thev must laugh in their sleov cs when they
think of the Southern Pacific built out of tbo
earnings or exactions of the Central Pacific
and on extension of a ccuturj for the latter
in which to become honest If congress
gaanla the extension contetnplatsd it wilt
commit a very silly action ns well as a very
wrongful ono , for there is no proof of the
bankruptcy of the Central Pacific , unless it
do found in the bare atsertlous of men who
have made colossal priv ite fortunes oat of
the tend , besldis building another transom
tinontul road out of its pro 11 is Congress
might as well take the word of Jimmy Hope
about tbo Manhattan bauk robbery as to
base an extension of the Central Pacific s
time upon the naked assertions of Hi n.'ng- '
ton , Stanford & , Co
It turn ot Corn
Aaiuit ( ttu Hi let
Nebraska and Kansas are asking emer
gency rates on corn Purmors have an
abundance of the article , but the freight
charges are so heavj that almost notnlng is
loft to pay the cost of raising
Some railroad managers in Chicago during
the consultation with tbo Nebraska statu
officials , said that a reduction ot rates would
throw such a quantity ot corn on the market
that the prices woul 1 bo demoralized
That is n foolish answer if it is made in
the interest of farmers Admitting that an
increased movement ot grain would lower
prices the farmer would loss no more from
low urieos in Chicago thai fiom low prices
in Kansas and Nebraska If there is moro
corn in the two states than the market can
absorb , the fanner will hot low j rices la any
case
lho market can absorb most of the Kansas
and Nebraska corn ut priuos nearly or quite
equal to the present prices lho freight
cli irgcs nro exorbitant when compared with
the sclliug price at the principal markets
The railroad takes more foi hauling the corn
a few hundred miles than the farmer of
western ICunsas or Nebraska gois for rals
ing it
1 astern orators nro eloquent about the
bursting { .ranaries of the troatmorlcati
republic Increased ruilroad earn ! iis nro
quoted as evidences ot national prosperity
Uursting grauarios and booming rullway
earnings are ourictilnc some people but not
thu furinor In the east the farmers prop
erty is depreciating in value la the vvosl
tbo granaries are bursting because the
farmer cannot soli for enouge to pay the cost
ot raising and shipping , In all loyalty und
national urldo it must lie acknowledged that
this country cannot call itself truly pros
perous whe > n thrvrfa-tnoni nro stricken with
poverty Under * tch conditions ! It Is Inso
lence for rAilroal mtnngors nnd iron mill
owners to boast of incrastod i rofitn nnd call
them ovidenccs ot national vvoalth
Itallroad managers can well leave the
function of regulating prices to otherforcc *
whothcrtho prlco of corn bo high or low or
high after a reduction of frclgnt charges , let
the laws of supplj nnd demand dotcnnlnc
The condition of agriculture in Kansas and
bobraskn calls for rollof and the best customers
ors the railways crossing the Missouri or
uniting thcro have Hro n unit In bogging
thnt the citltoiis ot two comiuonvv onlihs
should tinvo to beg for nn adjustment ot
frolcht rnlcs to fit tlio low level of prices
Under vvha railroad men put forwnrd ns
tha science of rate making , the charso for
transporting corn shoul I bo reduce I without
request Kansas ntm Nobrnskn have twice
ns much corn lo send east ns thov hnd when
the present rnto was made Railroads can
haul II cheaper Prices nro not much moro
than half what they were A reduction of
llvo cents n bushel Is rnllwnj scion co if there
is such a thing
*
COUNTRY BREEZES
Gave Mini n Ohnw
fJitbin Ucmocmf
By A Dam Slto Lister was in to see us
Monday , bo came all the way from South
Grotna , ho said not to saj anv thing about it ,
so wont , wogavohlm a chaw of store to
bacco , soniotlihig ho had not had oh , for so
long Do not let hltn see this or wo may not
bo able to get out a papci next w celt see
A Mighty Mennlrlek
OMMItcn
Wo wish It undcrstooi that The Item is
not on speaking terms w th ono Chas L
Ball A mnn that will como into a printing
ou1c3wlth a sack of buckwheat md nttor
nsktug if any of the cdlloilal eorps over
were known to accept a present nnd being
onccrlj nssurod In the nnirmntlvallien walks
out wllh a grin on his fnco ntid the buck
wheat on his shoulder nocd not como nround
to spit on our floor Wo don t believe the
buckwheat was good nnj how
shades ills Subscriber *
SctfYi JimttI
The editor of the Spnuldiug Index is also
a barber , and when ho has melded enough
public opinion for a week , lathers und shaves
customers with ease and rapidity whllo ho
pumps 'om for the news No ono finds fault
with his paper for ho has a happv vv ij of
clvlng cm shaves that roach to the roots if
ho discovers oven nsomblunco ot a kick in
the doporttnont of his customers And
when ho gets hold of a delinquent ah , then
does ho suillo n srnllo that Is fiendish as ho
proceeds to put saw toah in his razor and
dissect the unforttinnto s cheek O what
fuu it must ba to bo n barbpr editor
hmnlly , Wo nro Aroused
Itcd a ni ffepnllfcnii
The oxponenco of eight voars Ins taught
us how to deal with a Nobraslta skunk
Walk nround him if possible but if ho still
Insists on fouling the road where your bust
ness friends in jour own city must w ilk
then llll him up with cold lead , nnd ko p fill
Ing him up until his perfumed tnil ceases to
wabblo Onlj on account of the disjrnco and
bad odor which tha poor little Cbiof has
brought on our citj have uo finally consented
to waste a little ammunition on him
Mo Are a 1'apn
Onto JVfits
Will our patrons please bear with us th a
week wo well its a url ! jouknow how
it is yourself Wo hope to bo ourselves ngaln
soou Light and a half pounds ot girl
Wednosdaj , and all doing nicely , espocinUy
the eight and a hnlf pounds T < cxt vcek wo
will buy about llvo sections of the upporsido
of Craig establish a beet sugar factory put
In a system ot waterworks olectno lights ,
Btrcot cars eloyatod railroads and such
other conveniences ns would accord buy
out the Lnglish syndicate and locate the
1SJ2 world s fair in our ciy by tiving
ti2jOM00J ( If anvbodv is in net ' como
around ihunks to our neighbor ladles
BECSWAX
I am the city electrician to bo I shah
draw $2'0U a j oar I Bhall have llvo assist
nnts two pnvito soerotarlo3 and my daughter
tor will do the typownting 1 will sit in my
oflicointho Vivvorlc Llfo and will test
teloi bono wires bv riniintr up the telephone
Mrl ut mj leisure I will talk of nothing but
ohms and shall dip amporci aid volts every
morning with my toast and eoflco I will
loolc out of mj window and watch linemen
stringelectrio light cab cs right tlirough a
spider web of telephone wires That will
give my f rion I Doc Harrington a i extra job
now and then and will domonstra'o the no
cossitj of a city oloctrlcinn
The shabby Individual twirled his sojdy
hat and made a low bow to Henry Lstabrook
in the office of the appraiser * of the postofllco
sltn
' \ \ ell what do vou vvantl usked Henry
in his seriocomic voice as ho f umbloi in his
I ooitet for a half dime
' I am one of the Polsom heirj and
MMiat another of 'om h'ro onico bay ,
run and tolocriph to Washington thnt the
postofllco will be Jclayod another six mouths
until vo can settle with this claimant "
•
The swarthy Italian who swoops the rub
blsh and cleans the spittoons of tbo ' solid
twenty eight ( secret ) club stoppad before
the picture ot Omaha s ox may or and shook
his head reuroachtully as ho thrust the dirty
cad of the broom in tbo picture s face
Wat for maka younelt so bix man , jou
uo Garibaldiou gota blio.c eye in last
election \ou maka promisa to poorltul
lanes , sacra wo vota for you tree tuna alia
ona day , but you no paj over do mon Ha I
You tnnua do monk sick , Carambal Now
you pull do sti ing and do Mlsta Chnffanna
do John Clurkn doj jump up an 1 down Ilka
do monkou feed dom with the banau'
ana vou Unit you muka do sun stand still
Vou sav nobod' Bhall get olllco if ha not kiss
jourbigntoo Vou want Mayor Cush' to
pay with Interest Dluvolol jou maka do
Italians slckal"
' I am a patient beast of burden " said tlio
ass humbly whoso name rhymes with
Omaha and mj batlc is alroaly ( , _ Ucd from
the heavy load of tnxos I carrin.1 last veur
bo I give you • fair warning , Master Council ,
that I will not bo blindfolded while you
smutglo additional dead weight under my
saddle
1 My name is Bluck Mall I am Helfcn
stein s attorney "
And the next day the jurj acquitted tbo
Homo Dcfcndci on the ground of justifiable
homicide
* * W ill the council see to It and iIIsiiikb
superfluous oinp'oyesl" asKcd pno citizen of
another
' Wimtl and break the combinol Not
much , lho reform and economy crowd is
not doing business ut tlio old stand for Its
health
* IUSIC\L AKP IN AMKUHA
A Clmnne for AHiiiiini ; Stiiticliiiiu to
Si euro n I ron Fitiicullou
The efforts of Mrs lhurberin the east to
awaken un interest in tne national couscrv
atorv of music , und her known lutuntlon to
( , o to the Puclllo coast at an early day with
lho view of holding un examination of tnl
ented young people who deslro to acqulro a
bither musical education , induced a number
of our loading mus'c&l aud art nmalours to
transmit tha following address to Mrs
Thuroer
Mrs Joanoetta M Tnurbar , President N
ttnnnl Conservatory of Music , Now York • ' H
Wo lmvo watched with interest Jour efforts i hw H
to establish In this country n conservatory of > M H
music where art need not bo crippled bv ' J H
flnancinl considerations nnd where really > * - . m H
high class instruction may bo obtained by M
Americans in tbeir own countrj nt a tnoiler- Jjlw ' t L La
nto cost , or frso It need bo when oxcep r ' . Ht H
tionnl talent coupled with limited moans is , , H
found h fllni H
1 hose wbo have studlcl the subject know / H
thnt Amoricins nro second to none In natural H
musical gifts but this isnotgcnornllv apm y H
clatol , audit scorns necessary toReikotU H
the fcms of talent wo possess In order that H
they uiaj bo polished nnd sot and placed in H
evidence before the American | cople H
Wo theroloro nsk if It is not ] osslblo for ' |
the national conservatory to hold an oxnml- H
nation In Omnlia which Is rentrul for the H
population of four states , and where n trial H
of the best volcos nmonc our young people of H
the west mny bo hnd with the view ot so B
looting and establishing scholurshli s for H
such ns may bo found most vv oi thy of cult ! B
vatlon H
lho following reply hns Just boon ro- M
eclved M
NrwoitK , Pob 1893 To Mr and H
Mrs T M Wool worth Mr nnd Mrs b A H
Mo\\hort4jr Mr nnd Mrs G M BitchcocK , M
Mrs U B Hustin Mr nnd Mrs Clemaiit , • " * " " * ' ° 4 H
Chnso , Mrs ldwnrd P Pick Mrs J M * * H
Thurston 1 Hosawntor Mr nnd Mrs J 11 ' ' H
Millard Mrs Mary J Wallace Mrs C Will M
BnmtUon , Mrs II Koantzo Mrs H W H
Niish Mm Clark Woodman , Mrs 1 T Hog M
ors , Mrs C s Motitgomorv , Mrs Guy C M
Hart on Mrs Thorn is Kilt atrick Mrs H
Lowls S Hood Mrs C W Hamilton Mrs H
Cuming Mrs .1 W Cotton Mrs h C Urown H
lho Hon and Mrs Cbarios P Mnndcrson , 1
A. P Hoikins | Asaproof of the interest M
which the pcoilo of the great vulley of tlio H
Missouri nro taking In musical culture , and H
as a genuine manifestation of the npprccia M
tion of the educational work In which 1 am H
engaged it gives mo grcul pleasure to M
nclsnowlolgo the recoil I if jour letter of M
Innuury asking me to hold nn oxinninn M
tion In Omaha for the National Censer valor j M
of Musio borne of our best put Us are from fltLLH
thu west nnd I hnvn seen and heard enough / v HB I
to fcol assured that there nro munv tnoru • • MsHHs B
whoio natural tlfts If eultlvatod woflld bo ; H
n fortune to themselves nml nn honor to W H
their country lho trustccsnpprovoof hold V H
mg such nn cxnmiiiiilion , und It will give mo t H
much pleasure to visit your cnert-otio citv • I H
with some members of the faculty , us soon m H
as 1 can fill certain eiifacoiiionts now pend H
ing I vlll cammunteato with jou shortly H
moro dollnitoly , and in the mcantimo kindly I H
believe mo ralth fully ours \ jtf H
JlA l'rTlM luLiitmit Prcsidont T H
OUIt UslTHY liAAVb I B
A Man AVho Hunks They nre Dctrl- I 9J
mental to the blntr H
Damd Citv , Neb , l-Yb 7 To the Lditor • H
of fur Bkr Amidst lho general wail and Sfl
complaint of the o tunes of commercial de- W 9J
urosson und low prices for farm products in T flj
the west is also hoard the bitter berating of i H
the usurers nml banners which is quito nat I H
ural and not unexpected Tint there are I H
too 1 reasons foi this Btato ot affairs no ono I H
will deny but the real sullercrs entitled to M M
sjmt vthj are the vciy oiios to blame nud no M U
doubt the most incorrigible to ndvocato tlo I M
b s. remedy to cure their fminclal lhs M
Such borrowers goner dly exhaust their M
own resoureos by ifufortunuto batlness ven- |
turcs v lid speculations , living beyond their M
income bad management and many other fl M
imtiractlcablo ivajs nnd then seel to borrow H M
from their neighbors the usurers 1 he more Vm M
ticsuerito iholr desires and tbo less thej can IV
offer for security to redeem their pledges for (
repivmout , the greater will bo the rata of v m M
usurj oxuetod from them Hence the bor \ •
rowers suffer more from the uctialtios of the v w H
desperate chances taken by their nclLhbors s , - * L. . v H
than for the real use of the money Jliis is K sjSa
well illustrated in j our issueof the _ iid in - ' ' jpjVjml
stnnt , where you quote money nt the Umaua HHflP
banks from 8 to 10 per cent , interest nnd UK ) Hj
per cent nmont the ' elmltcl mortgage Mj
sharks ' If these usury cursed unfortun ite * H
have the good Bccuiitv , ' vou stale who BJ
compels them to pay $7 for the use of $75 for MJ
tblrtvdays ! Why tan they not nv all them
selves of the verv fair rate of from 8 to 10 Bj
per cent } Would it not bo more sensible to BJ
point out the causes for this stulu of aff ifrsl BJ
Our slriugout usu-y law docs not lurtnsb BJ
any relief and n moro Bovoro Ian will onlyfll
place a heavier embvrgo on Ihcso borrowers jflf
It is not ticeessury to look for or critically to Jfljf
dlasnoso tt o case MJf
During our lufancv ns n state when wo BJflj
were emerging from the wild west condiflflj
tion into the comfort of civiltzitloii with BJB
parental euro for the homesteaders the j H
eommonv caltb raised its stroni , arms and BJfl
said each citizen as tha head of a family flflj
should 1 a\o u fum of JB ) ucivs worth SJUOU H
i xompt from execution the sum ot fjJJ in flj
personal | roperty tha lo ij , list , of articles la WJ
section r . ! 0 of thn rev iscd statutes and in eon Jfl
nectlon with this the l revisions of the usury JM
law nro so one sided that it punishes only
the lender for violating lho same and offers J
a premium to tbo wretch who has perhaps HHkA
toolishlv squaudorcd tl o money so obtained iflfl B fll
to bo dishonest In an exuor tnco of a dozen jT ' S ,
years the writer has never known or heard <
of n strlctlv honorable worthy tnun plead
ing the baby act nnd suying ho was ineoin-
I olent to make a contraet when ho borrowed
money and tniten refuge bcl mu thos i laws
to beat his creditors Hut ovorv slippery
cenlus planning to cheat his benefactors has
taken oven fraudulent nlvantagcs of ovary
crook und kink in these laws As long ns
these laws oxlst on our statute
books , that long will the honest
rami pay 1 lfhor rates of interest to
protect the man mcorapolotit to mnk a eon
tract that long will vou have chuiul tnort-
Kueo sh irks ' In y our mlust preying upon the
Innotout of y our community
Banks cannot ufiord to take dospjratn
ctiances in loaning their money un 1 the
money outruslod to them by coull iinj , depositors
itors W hen a loan is made by the n they
must nccossari'v ' bo rcasonublv sure th it tha
money will bo promptly icpaid when thn loan
is duo without trouble or ligal coinp lUion
Promptness In meeting oblijntloas at the
hank makes n good cielilor and not many
really wortnj applicants are refused credit
there Jf
\ \ ith bettor eolloctiou lavs so that a crod r " fte
iter can seeuro whut is duo without squau-
during It all in costs ami among lawyers and , . -
the modification orcntire repeal of the usury
laws will bo the only moons 'o foreo down
the rates of Interest in this slate i'hc hi "
tory of other states prove ] this to bs so
1 hero is scarcely u town of anv consequence
quenco In tbo state now where the bnnks do
not muko the 10 to L3 per cent rntos to their
customers on all money leaned Aud yet in
all these places lho same us in Omaha you
will lied the ' chattel inor gage shurks ' and
the street scalpcis jolting frorrJ 1 10 25 p-r
cent pur month from the moat unfortunate
class in their vicinity Reform is necessary ,
no doubt but thu way to brine It about is not
bv driving the sufferers di epor into the
ilniinelal Bivanp Moro capital will flow Into
this state I ruin the tast whenever wo fur
nlsh better security for its safety
HaVSLMI 1 IVANCIKlt
Unnrprooiniril Oon < rosily
Serf In 7/fxiII
The editor of the St Paul Press
savs bo is willing te furnish the Scotia
papers with boiiio bralus If the mlcroooph
ulous nlucom | > oopof tlio Press worn to send
up nil ho hns it would not last even the
Republican thrmiMi a week ' p * X
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OMAHA
LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
Siit.crlbed & . ( ruarautea 1 Cipltal S50O.O0O
I illltlCniltnl JSOOOO
llujs nnl soils kto Vs md bonds ncbotlales
commorrlal paperrocclvtsnnduxoruloiitilists
uctiiistransfer ac.ent nnl trusiBo of corpora
tlons takeseharie of proparly , collettaroi ta
Omaha Loan Trust Co
SAVINGS BANK
S. E. Cor 16th and Douglas ftroots |
raldlnCiultal , , SSO.OOO
bul scribed A. tuaranteud capital , 100,000
I lability ot atockholde'g 200,000
5 Per Cent Interest Paid on Dopoolts
Ill A Nit J LAN ( I I Cashier
Omcunsi A V Wytnan president J J Brown "v .S
vice presllent ; W. r Wyinan treasurer v * jflW *
DiBKoroiisi A U vvymsu J II Millard , J J fljr ;
llrowu OuyC llarton , L , VV , Nash , ihos U jMTV
Kimball , lleo 11.1 aie < J
Loans In any amount made on City *
Farm . Property , and on Collntoral
Security , at Lo west Ccirront Rule *