THE OMAHA DAILY BEJfc < MONDAY , ATTGUOT 25 , 1S90.
TMflYT AH OPT V CM'PT/PTlO
ilCTlDN Or SELl'-SMERS ' ,
They Found it a Comparatively Ea3j Talk
to Start a New Tatty ,
BETRAYAL OF TRUST OF NO MOMENT ,
SOUK ! Very Important IMflttrrn AVhlch
Wro not Oinslilcrtii lie fora
tliclllxni > e L'jimpnljrii
WJIN I0iilei-tl ( Upon ,
SIT.UII : Cimnii , N > b. , AuKiitt 51. To the
3'dltor of Till ! Bui : Cotiinrativelylt ] ww
uii ca.iv in alter for a fu\v self-scoters to tnko
ill vantage of iH'roaUvaVi1 of popular feeling
unions Uia farmers ami stirt uno\v party ,
nnd tlio fart that these satnu men wcro tlio
chief ofllrws of u great orifuiihatlon of furri
ers nwlo tlielr lisle the uusli-r. - "I'uro nnd
Ii0iionbh-"meiilii their [ HIS itlou would have
JicsitiitPil or II ally rcfusel to nttoiupt such u
tiling knowing , ua tlioy inusl havu Imown ,
that such iii-Uonon ( holt-part - would 1 a. be
trayal of thu si-eat IntoreiUs tomiwrarily
] ilart > din tlu'lr keeping , but imy sucli con-
suloratljihoetn to liiivehui.1 no wlffhtvitli
tlioiii iv li id'vor , 'rin'y thuinulvoj , forthein-
Mlvisv - , < iv after tl plums-the glory and
s | > ollti > f 'ill - -luultli'-j-scriiplo nut to avail
theim ' v ( of any moans al their eo.ummd
of obtain 1111 ? the objects of their dotiro , Self-
lull nit lilimtHlhis coiisdeiia' ' .
llvilllu'sc mm bythi-stimo. if Ihoy did not
Imoxv lu'torc , iloulitlnai fully U'Utzu tluit
vliiloitMS micas- thing tosturtttiolr now
jiurtv it 1-illUely to provou milch mow diOI-
c'ult tliui jiui'Hsl'iilly ( toi-otulurtii citiipui.ru )
find Iciul tint nifty to vli-torv at the polls.
By tlJ t inntlicy doubtless luivo disoovoicd
that In it political , in ) Icsi tlinu Iti
n inihtniy nurin'inii | | there inust. bj
n coMii.liiry anil iimutcriiiusUT supplied.
I'llblllHpHlkuM ' CUIIIIOL lOUVO thl'Ir UUSljlHS
mid iti > riiii > in the fray lor nothing ; auws-
I PCT < mint bopunlbht'ilaiiil Utoratui'o dli-
t rib u toil , Uclti'ts ' must IM priii tnl anil tlU-
trlhutcil. and , In u properly uumluctol cnin-
pulffii , various expenses must bo Inquired nnd
nil thi'so ' tliiiusnuit mid cno bllh must bo nut.
IIo\v \ arc1 thosi- funds to bi'i-uhedi ' Mani
festly the furiiiurs thonudvos , who i-oiistl-
tnto 'the iwit luilk of tlio alllancn party , In
\low \ of tinprowlit hard limns nnd Roiicrul
di'prewiuiiaronot in a conclUlou tocoiiirlbutu
"cry UbiMMlly , If atall , nnd thoulllniic-oeuiull-
attvtnro in-ob.ibly not sowc-llllxod Hmuci-.illy
nut tlioy nui lint tliousanils of dullurs Into a
uimpil u fiinii.
It if trui' ' that If ( ho farmrn anil laboring
rii-ii would bo wholly jrovc-rtu'il ' by ti-M imil
trusted loi.lonu compiir.it iviily small eimi-
] > ii MI FiiivivoUil IjoiuM'doil. ' JJnt the eanill-
iluu-Hof tlitMiciv parly aim tostillj discussion
mid Imii'-st , iiiiiMi-tnl Inouirvaud to lead or
diivuili-Miitcn to tlic polls lilco stooji , Tlioy
( nlvlsn tlii'fui-iiiora not to attend tlio nicotines
of the oid p. irty Hpuikon , not to rotul papers
who oppusu alluiicocuiidldiilc- to follow
tin IvIo.ulwM. la olhcr worth , tlicy nro nd-
inouhlioil l doiiotliitip anil bc-lln-o nothhijr
l > ut as tliw avotllnvtedby tliu dictator mid
Ws croat1 iiiiid laclieys.
Buithovoton ciiiiuotbo dpptiiiilod on toile
this. No insittcr what nmv bo tluMr griov-
nncoj or what uiny bo their distress , they
linvo not yut lost thcKunllsb lovoof filr
jiluy mill tlio Aiaurloaii spirit of liulepcnu--
mrOjiincl tiiL'y\vill"h .Mr tlio other side. ' '
Tlio roimbliciin pnrty will ninlirtalco to sue
tliut wjiulillfan fanners shall lure nithanco
to hear tliu roiublinta siHe , ui-d then if soiuo
of tlioni will eoutiiiuo to luludby tlio nose
by silf-sotlciiiR doniiinivuoa tiny \vill have
oily : tliombclven to hluiuo wlionliiuilly tlicy
sliallsi-e , as tlicy "v\lll In tlino sco , ho\v \ tlioy
Ami so the dicUtor flndi tint ho nocils
mpnoy. And tow ilooa ho undciUHto to ( fut
itf Let in sec ,
It h true that thcrt arc or ouglit to bo
tbousandsnf dollars lying idle mtho allinnco
treasury at I-Ait'olii , to which lie holds tlio
kpy , but w yet hovovld scarcely dare avail
htnurlf nnd his pnrty of thli sourcu of sup
ply. To nso 0110 oflxls o\vii phrases , the time
lor that "u net yet ripe.liut.it sometimes
hapwns ] Unit what tnaynotbo ilonodlrectly
mid law fully may bo tlono ludivcctly , anil , if
unlawfully , tliatvith sumo people voultlbo
Ot minor conslJcratloii. And now thosohiciiio
bordus touufoltl.
InBuiMwvs'paiwr ' of August ICnpjicaratho
followhitfuotlii ! , tlieitullus of which urainliio :
Niiiiu.vMi.x. KTATE VIUASCI : , SKCIITAIIV'M : :
Orrici : , Lixfoux , Auj ; . 1 , isrw , IS'otlco Is
liorcby rfvcn that tlio osct-utivo order re
mitting tlio payment of dues fov ihoquarter
cndlni : ScptcmDor 550 Is extended to the
quarter eiuHit ( Oo-omber 3I,1S1XI , , U'lila does
not niilyto ] Initiation foes , which will bo for
warded m usual.
lHlancnnn JI < j > o < fJ ciiii Uflef/Kj/uiKll/iiixIc/t / / /
( u tlitlrtrtiiinriitn rrtciuldij ; cduciHoiiui icui/t ,
jiotfllcdZ urutlttrwlM.
Alliances iiithocustcni part or tlio sute
will bu o.illecl upon to roliuvu tlielr hrotliors
lu tlio vest , wiioro tlw crops nro iieurly a
total failure. This fund ismi ho appropriated
foi' thut iiuri ese if thought licst.
.T. M. U'lioMhov , Secretary.
J. Ill'uitows ' , Uhalrniun Kiccutivo Comiuit-
Icc ,
' * J'olitlcal ' or otherwise. ' Precisely so Mr.
Uurrows , Von could not constitutionally
lalccmoiipy out o the treasury of tlia state
nUianco tojiayyour carajialga cxpuiisosand
so , iiotwltlist-Jiiliiit ( thoi-oiuliUitlcin snys tliat
lines to the state niliauco must ho paid ijnar-
tcrly ami tzhcs no onu any discretionary
power to reuilt HUi'h tluos , you assume to nui-
llfytlio constitution b.v telliiifr all the sutor-
Jiniito allUncoi In tlio tat that tlioy in-od
not piy ; duos for two c-ortuin iiuarten. And
why have you ilonn thisl Dviututl v la orJor
thattho money mlelit bo applird "to educa
tional purposes inlltiml nr oIioicfMDut /
\ \ oappllod to such ixjlltieal eiliii-atloa :
Manifestly Ly paying speakers ami other
cntjiiaiKiii'xiiciisosof your nc\v paily. Ah ,
Mr. lUinows ! fonvriys tliat nro d.ii-k nail
triciis that ave vain 1 uin afraid you ilvnlthc
louder of the " . . " -
"f. ap."sayluy nothing- the
famous lio.uhcn Clilneso ,
Tint tbls U now tlio plan , to use alliance
money to rmi the now party , ! havu otlierovi-
( loiico. Notice the following from tlio score-
turjof tlio Men-id county iilliiinco :
V'Ol'XTY Al.I.mCIS MiilTIXO ,
"An extra ineelliif ? of the f armor,1 alliance
of this county \villbo kid nt thocourl hou.su ,
Wednosilay , AuKiist 20 , at W o'doelsto tun-
"OrnfU-oiistluitloii nnd by-laws , malce ap-
rr prl < i/lmt for f.ri > ciixu < / 'deJcjafcvi , ilibcnsh
the poUtloil situation , and aut on resolutions.
Thedolcgatosto the last rouuiat mooting of
thculliaia-o nro entitled to seats ,
"J , 13. IIrni.i : , Secretary , "
The Italics arc inluo. As would upiicai
from iliscnsslons nt the late Mcrrick count v
tndcnendontronvciitloii. utu'liidi I was ures-
a spectator , unil such is doubtless the
factthoilelOfatca , roforrej tola the akovo
notice wcroihoso to the lito ; inOepeiidsut
oonveatlons nt Columbus awl Lincoln.
Inthiscouncotloii I ( 'ivo iniolhor polulcr.
In nroci'ut ' prlvnto conversation witli O. M.
ICem , liuloiwidoiit candltato for conuruss
froir. this dlstrii'l , lit Central Oily , in the
presence , of sovewl othtuyviitUincu , 1 raiaeil
the i > ( int tliat the iilllain-c-s liuil uo il rlit
unilur their constitution , whiili inakc.s the
allljnco a inn-partisan i-onivrn , to vote
money fmni lliolrtivisuric < fovsuchuaMisiiii
puvi > sos , Ha imlttcj that the allinnco had
Buch ri lit , ' 'for , " said ho , "tliu constitution
docs not say that thev shall notdolt , " Hat
Huvposothnyshoulit twit , since the inuinhor-
blup of the allluniiu is luado up fi-oui all
panics nud JilUUiku imy duos into tlio idlluiL-o
tivasurles , it follows that any such appropri
ation of mouoy for the boncnt of ono purty
woultl lie a fniveJ contribution us to these
monibtMi of Ihu nlllnuro who inbuilt belong to
or bo liifiivorof othfi'iKXVtles.
'Jliorols other cvid 'iico ' ta show Inat th\\
sclicino Is bi'lnj ? or will t worked nil over
thostatp , but CIIOURU tor the pmsont.
a'bia Iscorlulnlr u new dop-.irtuw In poli
tics , 'Jlils is sixillinK th > Birvpthins with n
venroancc , IliU 1 * pctUiik' tlio tliinjr down
rtiiowhen jnm sWl Lomalo to contribute to
the cniimiiiii | ! expunge * oflhelr political en-
oinlcs. 0 yoiwlitlcaltrii-kstciii ! co now and
tnlw i < ? Mensal tlio feet of Jay Uurrows.
ItcnuliUciininombun of the ulllaiicc , how
do you Ilko ill Is that what you onllstod fovl
Hurrv up now ; tlino lishurt ; pny youv due-s ,
so Ibat the InUoxiulc U can have money to
run their cumpiiiin with.
Of members of the alliance lupeiieral.lii all
sincerity lot mo ink , do you not BOO thut you
arubeliifUupotl by tlioso you h.vvo honoreil
with voui ooiilldcnco and tupiorti that our
owler * Is boliiff grossly anil unlawfully per
verted from Its original liitontl aiulthiit you
audit arc bclnffisoilas toils to advance tlio
mew ix'i-soual intnivsts of those fcelf-uevelvol
us traitorous leatloi-s I They adn r tlieinuity
iit tlio ulllaucw as
3rjrnnl/ntons | and tttf mwlvct as oftlclnls en-
llrely outof this political f ray. Then wo ns
brothers. . In pcai'vunil linrinony , strivlnp to-
fptlicr for thcsatre oneral puvioses | , coulil
liavOKOiiB on ivithour ivorli , our organization
- anJ for the future
lutnct , cvcr-nnm-lnfr stroiiK
ture , wlillo m llidK-iduuls e.ichof ul could
invay ,
Cir.uir.KsVoovri5n ,
iMllllllVC NCVV VoLCI.
The harvest homo picnic of the farmers'
alliance of Hamilton cojtity will l > o hold In
the public jnrk nt Aurora , Tuesday next.
I'resIJeiit Powrdiind Judge Mclveif'iiun Avlll
address tin ; xitlierli'ic. '
The Webster county iilllinco will hold n
mudliiirot tJliiL * 11111 next S.ituvd.iy . , uiul in
eonnectinii wltn other Inislnois will form nn
oi-iranlznllnn for protection from tlio depreda
tions of lioraothicros.
A picnic of the Oiio county alliance has
liuftn iii-iiinjfeil to ho hold , one nillu nortliof
Odcll next Thursday. Thoeaniliilutw otitho
lntlcaui.1iiit | ) ! llcltel willbu present.
An alllanc'jplcnh- bo held nt OorOaiul
shortly , hut the exiiut d.ito lum not yet b m
niitimmcnl.
'L'lioro will bo nn nlllnnca picnic at Stclln ,
liluli.irdson . county , Si'Dteinbor 1 , nnil tiblo
bpcalturs will bo presoiit.
An nllliinoD oolobratlon will bo held nt
Maplevillo , JJjil ocouuty , August U3 , nnd a
blKluriiout iicxiwcteJ ,
Pl i nnt Dllo alllatictf will Rive a pli-nloin
thoKi'ovoat Hutton , Clay countynoxt , Satur
day. Mutiiiind spuoch inalilinj ivill furnUh
thociitcituiiimmit ,
Thn lintfalo county ulliaiipo will hold Its
rofftilitr inot'tias utlCownoy , tsoptomboi1 11.
The farmer ) ' alllaiico.of l-'i-ontler will
hold a niiotini ; at Sboolcvllli1 , Sfntoaiter 2 ,
The dale for the next iiwotinjj of Uospcr
county silllniii'O isSoptcniDcrO , at Kin-nod
I'lwwant A'lo\v niliauco will liululijo in a
picnic utBuyarii , Uhoyeaiiacounty , buptcm-
bcr I.
I.A
A plcnlo to whloh the finncrs of Pumas ,
Ciospi'r. 1'hclps imil llurlau counties luvo
l)0-ii invited , will bi ) held at IJork l alls lo-
sort , Hoveti inlloj nortlicast of Oxford , next
l-'riliy.
The regular meeting of the (5a ( o tiounty
alliance will bo bold at Oddfellow'hull ' in
Huntrlcc , September 13 ,
j\ | ilule will ho hold at Diet's prove , Con-
tcrvillo , Docl o comity , on Thursday , August
! JS. , loseih | Kdpcitoii , independent iionilnoo
forattornoy ponerul ; 0. M Keui , imlopeiiu-
cntiiomlnoo for member of congress Third
dislrict ; O. K. liill , muster htnto Ri-aiifjo ,
\villbe the lojilliis sixukcM , while shortnd-
tlreuses will IB m.ulo . by otliers. Two cornet
bauds will bcin attonil.incu.iuidil . . Kr.mil tmio
may be expedcd.
ti'fATJKXEH'H.
N'olirasla City lii-ltliji ; Troubles.
UEIIIHSKA Crrv , N'ub. , August jl. [ Special
to Tin : BKH.I The propo-totl uo\v wagon
briilg-o ncrosi the Missouri rlvorls not yet tin
assured fu-t , , ulthouijlibjiidi to the amount
of SIOO.OilO huvo twice boon votel 1'ho - < Jlit-
oago , 13urlitiitoii ; & Qulncy railiuid li ilglit-
In every stop with d < spor.itloti nnd iriy yet
succeed h tlefiMtint ; the project ,
The object of tlio rallroiiil'4 ' upjiosltlon li a
mystery , liutlt isassortod that tlio I'onip.my
sees a new oistorn railroad buhinil tlio bridge
scheme , which voull bn a bard blow
to tlio "Q's" monopoly of business
in thU > ccMlon. The fact that
the railroad company Illod a claim ,
on a niero tci-lmiiMlity , for sorao $ 'UOUJ ' in
olduniMUPilN'phr.islciiOit1 } bonds , voted in
IsTJp.iid in bulldiii < { a liviil e , thecluirter
forwhlehVH , uftcrwjrd 'purclidsed bp th < j
Hurlinytoii. han aroused conbiihu-ublo inJIw-
natlon : i"iin.t | thoroaJ.
Jtis lurdlyiirobiblo that the " -Q" Is afraid
of aitotlier iMilrii-.ul , ami thore.ilmotive ofits
viBorouiopiwsitiiiii totbo bonds will proba
bly lie < lwc.loi > ed bi'foro tlun-asols sittled ,
His icpoili'd thut thoCliiciipoii'idtiiiKiiiid
provision company will atso hrin injiiaction
s against the precinut , to rostraiu
the bonds !
foiMiis Voryl'oor.
CIT.T WASNob. , . , August k [ Special to
TuiBii ; : : . ] There is ljut little iiopo for a fair
corn crop in this section , ultluugh wheat ,
barley nnd oit $ did pi-otty well , coiuUlerliier
the ilr'v weather. Corn is TO cents pr ; bmhcl
hero.
lluildlng goes on very lively. Thcro is
plenty of worlc for ull , Bird brothers have
Just morod Into their ncnv bre liulldliiR- .
TlioBrittanhotel front is nearly completed ;
itlaa p-cat addition to the to\vn. H. L.
PO\SCO | < nuttiiiKiip iiKooJrcstaiuMiit bulla-
iug , IDiiirloBroiliunof Urolccn Bow liivo
Justliutln npoodlnmbjr yard. Couslilorablo
i-ealostato isselllnj ; niul prlcoa are stoallly
Koinfju | ) . 'J'wo uildittoiis luvo k-en made to
Callawiiy within a couple of wcolis. lloth.
tire on the south side of the present toivu.
Ono is railed Necilbam's addition , 1ho other
is 1'nrdy & IIIKIMIII'S addition. In the latter
there isiomo bullillui ; already commenced.
Tlio railroad audition l-mlso lively. Several
buildings hnvo sono up and mow arocontam-
phited. A j-ood mimystraiiKors and specula
tors ur ln town mid tlio pl.ieo vrosonts.quite
a lively appciraiii.-e. ,
1 lie Out Ionic in Siou.v County.
lUitiiuoN , Neb. , Augrust al. [ Special to
Tin : BrE. ] Thlscounty has been fuvorolby
frcqucntshoworjof IMo \vhieli Imvo done u
Kreat deal of good. TUo small yraln in the
north part of the i-ounty is almost a failure
except some millet which will iinko part of n
crop. Corn hi sCHIP jurts of the Hot CroeU
county \vill \ bo qtiilo f-ood. On the tnblo hind
the suull fruin ci\ip \\\\l \ \ hj fair. Some
wheat will ba Kootl , bchiKCstlni.itod at from
twnty-llvoto thirty bushels per aero. O.its ,
Hat , millet nncl pirdeu pralueo will ha good
ontlio UblolanUund corn promise. ! well if
aiH > ai-l.V frost UQJ.S nut i-uteh it.
liOf-oiitly iiinuotiiiKwxiheld uniliu-iMiifje-
incntH mtrlofor Slnux county to inako an ex-
hihlt ut tliu stitc Uir and those In cluiwo
will have u shovin ; * thfro tliat will bun crotlit
tolho tuurity and let tint { icoplo know wluvt
tlio roaourcM anil produuti of this locility
are.
are.Tne firmers nro biuy putting up hay. The
piussesof this locality uru of a superior
quality and thu jieldthi.syo.ir i\-ill bo fully
as good , i not betterthaiithanof Inttscuou.
Tlic Xrws nt Valparaiso.
V.ui'w.\no , IS'ob. , AugiHt l. [ Special to
Tin : Bni.J : This vicinity has bcon vtsitx'd by
soveralshowor.sof ruin withlntho pist week
and they seimi to htivo infiisodnew lifointo
oviTvono. ilayliid Ins co-umcncod and the
yield is better tlim that oflasts'iiison. ' Pota
toes are very se.nvi ! . Oitn aw very light.
One llclil ofwhc.it nc.ir . town yielded twenty-
four uiul il half busheU pcraci-e , wldlo others
ous low jvsllvo ,
III sluoss Is nli-klnc uu and business men
are howfulof better times in the near future ,
The iJndell hotel is st > on to bo opened up
after sUwlliitf empty for nearly tliroo years.
The ihniigc in railiwul affairs bring * several
train men to ninko this theirhotne , im-ruas-
ing thopoimlition byut least llftysinco the
census wivs taken.
Two bos tiers now tnUo earo of five enijlnca
vblclicomcln liere Jar the night.
{ huso CountCrops. ) .
IMI-HII.VI , Kub. , Aunust 21 , [ Specliil to
Tin : BrK.-Cluiso county lius been favored
vith cciisideniblo ruin during tlio p.iit . weelf
and prospevts for late corn arc Rood it frosts
are not too early.
Your correspondent is rell.ibly Infomiod
tlmt J , II. Jk-Goaghey , a farmer living li the
ntirthwestpartof the county has tluwhed
tMs season l.ooobuhhels of wheat , ' . ' ( K ) bush-
L-U of rye , nnd SDJ busbeUof oiU , nnd parties
luvo agreul to crib him 8OOJ , bushels of rorn
frum bis ttrowii ) ? corn crop , provided they
rccolvothosurpliis over that niuouut. ThU
is nlven fha rveoulo inuy ) iovvhnt ( 'htxso
county so llwlllilo Avlth ilrouth.
.
St-i'tuion ' , Nfb. , August 1. [ Special to
'J'lir. IlKu. ) JuJjjo MoKeighan , the alllanco
candiJato for congiims in this district , spolio
in the opera house , prositinably to the farm-
| era' alliance. Ho liad an audleueo of about
0110 luindivd and fifty persons , foi-ty ol
\vhoui\vewfarinei-3 , and the balance wore
jieoplowho went out of curiosity to hour
\vlmthu h d tojay. HoUtlltOil in a ranihllns
iinuiiicr n irlyn our vlthout ollcltlng any
onthuslasin , Inftiot.ln the opinion of tlio nui-
Jiirlty of thos > o present , Ws elturt vaa u fall-
nro.
J'otuln Crop R
SKI Cnr , Keb , , August 34- , -
to Tim BSu.All rropj In Otoe county will
be nearly up to thonver.ipj , with the excep
tion of eoni nnd potatoes. Corn will ba
nbout a Uvo-thlrds crop , nnd intntocj nro
almost u failure , rvtnUiiuj now atI.CO JH.T
biiMlicl. Parnifra will realize double wfiat
they got from lust year's crops.
< 'jft HIJACK it
7raii actiniis ol * ( he
try Onrliii ; tin ) Ijiist AYooUi
THV , AtijTiiat 'H , [ Spednl Telesram lo
nr , ] The following tublo , compiled
from dlspitoliM from the clcnrlni ; liouwi
of the rltlei imin'i.l ' , hhoxvi the prma ex-
uhan os for lmt wejk , with ratm i r cent
of Increiso or dacroue , in ncraimt the
amounts for the eorrasrondlng voek In 1SW :
MljiiH-npulM. .
iiJLi7t\7.
Not itoliU. Ko uluirliu liouu ut llila
tltnoluvtii'ur.
of I'ruliihitloii Tlm Ont-
loolc In tlio L'olitlcal I'icld.
"YAXKrox , S. 1) . , Auguit Hi. [ Special
to TUB ii : : . ] Tlio PclfferBros. , ainoas the
buycst anil best farmers of Yanktoii county ,
have soM their 4Sacro3 ! ) with improvements ,
ten miles from Yunkton , for10WO , and -\vill
go to Seattle , Wasliui < 'ton , whoi-o tboy ivill
go In business , and where they can talto a
glass ofheor If they desire It nnd not viol.ito
nny law , These gentlemen arc old residents
of the county nml r.iul : with Its best citizens ,
ono of them having sen-oil us county i-otiunis-
simior , Intt they nro Oernians anil It isau
open secret tint prohibition is driving them
out of the stale. AucJ they are not alone , for
many hunilrcJs of others aru going nnd for
the saiiui reason.
Si'iiator PdtiijKW nnd Congressmen Plck-
leiuind OitToi-d will all bo on the grountt at
Mitchell en the asdcmUlngof tlio republican
convention tills week. Piclden und Gifljrd
seoni banguiuo of nouiiiiiitioii for
re-election , but John li , Gamble
of Yunkton will po into the
convention with n good ile.il of strength and
Senator I'cttlgruw is said to bo favor.iblo to
hianoniliiiition. ( lovoruor Mcllcttowill niost
certainly ho nominated for re-election from
presentIndii'.iUoiis , anil so will Seci-otnryof
State Jing-meed. For the ether state oOlccs
there \vill bo a scramble. The conveiitloii
meets on Wednesday next , but the nomina
tions \vill hardly bo made beforeTbursday.
In Minnetuhu county doinoerats ami iiido-
penileuts have ngwoil ou a fusion tieltet , and
an cITovt will bo iniuleto bring about asimllur
condition of thing * throughout the stnte , imil
on this fusion rests tlio bopo of democratic
success unil tlio election of Qartlett Triyp to
the United State : ) senate.
Similar tactics are expected to prevail In
Yunkton county which , if successful , will
give Trlpp its live votes. The farmers have
left the republican party in such birfo num
bers for the lndun"ii.lwit orgunl/ntioii thnt It
\vill bo dlflluiilt to fort-cast tlie November re
sult \v-itli the usual certainty , but the chances
seem to favor the election of the whole re
publican stain ticket. Such will surely bo
the result if the democrats und indciicnilcnts
do not boil down their two tickets and make
ono of them.
Tiff. l JlKfillH-j\'f'ii HVIt'.l 11 A.
lie AVill Si I Sileiiibei- ) tlm Alle-
AusiKt SI. [ Special Tele
gram to TUG Bii : . ] After this wool ! nnC till
about the lint of October the buslncaa of the
executive tmnsion and most of that of the
executive departments will lie conducted
from Oresson , I'a. , on the summit of the
Allegheny mountains. The president will b
located there witli his family. The Park i-ot-
t.iio ; hai been put In oiMcr for their occu
pancy this week , and when the president
fjocs there ho ivill return to Washington only
atlateiTiilsof a wookor lon o r , for a day or
tvo to attend lo business which lie cannot
tr.insad outside of the white bouse. Ho will
huvo a si8uial [ wire and liis regularly
employed operator at huiul , placing him in
constant and direct communication ivith
eoni.jW'u . ' and tlio oxceutlvo dopartnieuta.
In nil the dvpartmonts there are special tele
graph opur.ilor.-'i a ( roverninent wn-o being a
circuit of thorn. Bills for the signature of
the proohlent can go from congress to Cres-
.soii in afo\v hour * and tliouiiiiouiicement of
lih sl natui'o mndo by telegrapn. 'I'lio presi
dent has had n long and wearing aeason. Ho
ha < been on constant duty for almost a year.
Tlioro is no work uioro exacting or exhaust
ing tlwn that which th { president of. the
United Statei hai to urfonii , uud iioonohiui
been moro faithfully at liU jitwt tlmu tbo
present oe upuntot the wliito house. If ho
tultes a "day olT"ut this time the people of
tlio country , Jrroipecllvo of naiiy fealty , will
\vUh hlm fair weather ,
AVilllain Ijuves St , I
ST. rr.Tmisnrno , August 2-1 , A farewell
banquet % vas ( jivcu last oven ng nt I'eterhol
palace , The czar , Emperor \Vllllain , Cliaiij
: ellor Von Cuprul , Do Giers and a number
ofloiuiliiB ofltcera wci-o jji-osent j\ttor the
banquet the emperor dopnrtod. Uo ws ac
companied to thiquny by the czar who hndo
him a cordial farewell. The emperor boarded
tlio hnporinl yacht Hohenzollernwhich put
to sea at dnwn , escorted hy the German Iron
clad Irene.
Vice Admiral Schwartz , military pover
nor of ICroustudltavo a. dlunor last evening to
tlio onlcors of tlio Ii-eu'o anil llohen/.ollcrn
The ntluilral toasted ISmporor William ana
Captain Von Arnlm nnd proposed Iho health
oltboozar ,
nui-on Warshul V-oa Dcborstoin , the tor !
man forei n secretary , has left lierllu to
meet the emperor at Memel.
\ TMoiislcr DeiuniiKtration.
LIMCKICK , August 21. [ Special Cablegran
to TH R BKE.I Thirty thousand persona tool
part today In ailonionstration hold hero to
protest against Bishop O'Divyer'ii ' attacl
upon John Dillon , ilr. Dillon , Mr , O'Drioi
and ton other I'.irnelllto meinbors of parlla
ment made siKMchos. Most ol the loading
citizens held uloof from the domoastr.itloi
outofriJsncet for IJlshoji O'Ewyor , Abau
iuut followed at vhlch lf 0 Kiiosts wore
jirosoiit.nurnlorol ) spocchcs were made
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T ! o International Copyright Hill ,
W.vsiiiNilroNAufiust 2-1. A number o
veil known residents of Washington have
united la a petition to the house of represent
utlvoaurging tlio passage of the Interim
tlonul copyright hill wUlchlt issuMto.bi ) the
intention of thacommittee ou patonU to c.ill
up Tuejdujuoxt. .
\ru.r \ , UK .V.KJIK itx nrx TO ; > , y ,
ttiuior tliat , ( | u ; Siipn'iun Coiinoil Ilni
JloaoljptX nn Ajrceiii iit.
Ti-.iuu : HAI-TI ; , Jjij. , Aufjuit 2 , After a
essloit of one lipurtlie siiprciuo council ad-
ourncd until Siftl'tomorrow. The reix5rt of
he committee liiui been coniplotcil , but tlio
council deddril ltd to cuter ui n its con-
UliTiitloiitonlJlit. It U scnii-onk-inlly an-
louiiccd that tfiv result of the meeting of the
upreme council will bo niailo mibllc tudny.
i
AnatliprTlo Ui | Drullpil Upon.
At.ii.vxii , N. V , lAuKiwt 5.M. A prominent
cnder In the Coiifcrai strike , ami nn ofilcer In
ono of the local OKseiuhlle * , who la hi a posl-
Ion to know wh'iM-cof ho spoaki , tonlglil
said : . 'SV tie-up of nil the yards of the \\ost
sboro and fitcliburR roads nt Rotterdam
unction 1ms boon determined upon. Tlio
-Mtchburu baa boon lenillujr ntslstiuu'Cto the
Jentrul. Between ICaviiers miJ Sclicnec-
inly tlio road has mailo remai-Uablo progress
n raising the bloc hide , which is almost im
event of the past on tluit vortloti of tlio
oad ,
Vigorous Ki"iol utloiis.
Nr.w 'Yoiuc , August JJI , Al tod.iy'a mect-
ug of the central labor union resolutions
vero iidopted ik-iiouncing the management of
ho Now Vork Central , reciting the ImpciM-
Ivocoiu-ao tnlteu by Oovernor Seymour In
SW ( In a similar iMiicrgeiii'y and i-iilllnif upon
congress to inimoil lately talto poinihsloa nnd
operate the eiitlro Vanderbllt system.
tbo tli-ikii'H.
CINCINNATI , O. , August 24. Delegates
'rom forty-four assemblies of ICnights of
Labor met hero today and -unanimously
Hissed resolutions endorsing Powdcrly's nc-
.lon hi the Xcw York Central strike and any-
ag that the cuino of labor is safe In his
minis. A subscription paiier- was started
md It Is expected tluit { III , Olllvill ) 1)0 ) for-
vai-dcd to Powtlerly iluiiug tlio .vcelc. Mcct-
ugawlllho held c-vcry night ,
Sontluieiu Aiialast Striking.
BOSTON , Mass. , August 21 , At a largely
ittendod mot-ting' - of local assemblies of
tbo Ivnlglits of Labor , composed entirely of
railroad men , the sentiment of the meeting
was decidedly ag.dnst a strike , although
icarty sympathy was expressed for the
strikers. Vieo President Duvls of tbo Stciim
Railroad Men's ' Protective union says : "Ko
other organization on tl.o toof ] tlio caitli has
i ripht to order our union to strike. " Ills
organization taUo ? > lu all classes of men who
work on railways.
Delaware & Hudson In
AMIANV , N. V. , Aucust 'Jl. Tlio executive
) oard of assembly 21(5 ( hold a secret session
tonight. It was decided that if tlio Dchuvaro
& Hudson road persisted in handling nny
transfer freight from tlio Central n general
strike would bo ordered nnd that the sanio
ictiou betaken in reference to tliu Boston &
Albany uiul Vitebliurg in case they continued
iimdliiigtho road's transfer freight.
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Coming " \VccU In Congress.
\VASHIIXOTOV , Auzust 31. l-'ho order of
justness for the remainder of tbo session , as
arranged by the republican comudtteoof the
senate , provides ' for consideration of the
tariff bill to bo completed without hiterrup-
lon except by nnpnjprlntlon bills nnd con-
'ereneo reports. I'tieronro two conference
reports expected to bo presented during the
week ono on the Irrigation survey provli-
ons of the sundry clt'll bill , and tlio other
one on the hind grant forfeiture bill.
The programme ( or tlie weuit's proceedings
n the house lias already been ngrood upon
is to part of the timD , unit the rules commit
tee will probably provide for the disposition
of tie remainder.
Tlio 1'ope'n.Sorrow ,
LOXDONAugustJi. . [ Spodiil Cablegram to
TJIII BKC. ] The pope has written to Cur-
llnal Manning fxwilssing syniiiathy over the
ass of Cardinal Newman. In his letter the
poposays : "I am deeply prieved nt the de-
Hirturo of n until Who , oy Ids learning , liU
writings and hls6itnular piety gave great
splendor to the sacred college , I .do not
doubt that ho has alroidy received the re
ward of his virtues. Nevertheless , I will
continue to pray for tuorcposo of his blessed
soul.
How llni-i-lsion Spent Sunday.
C.U-B MAT , August 21 , ( "Special Telegram
.o TUB Bcr.J I'rcslilcnt Havm.on , Mrs.
Harrison and the hitter's nlcco , Mrs. Dim-
iiiick , wcro driven to Celd Siu-iugs thismorn-
ng , where tlioy attended services at the old
Gold Spring Presbyterian church. The
resident will probably depart on Tuesday
ior Washington nnd the family will leave a
dnynr two later for Uresson , whcro they
will vcinaln throughout September.
Lnlinr Day la Chiongo.
CIIICAOO , j\UBUst 24. I Special Telepi-am
to Tm : Bui : . ] Organized labor will make a
demonstration in this city ono week from to
day that promises to eclipse anything of the
Iciud over witnessed in Chicago. Thirty-ilvo
thousand men will celebrate the day which
has boon set apart in recognition of the
laboring classes , bv parades nnd picnics.
The trades nnd labor assemblies will have
by far the largest parade , over twenty-two
thousand men being expected In line. The
Knights of Tiaborwill parade witli over ten
thousand men , anil altogether September 1
of this year will bo more generally observed
than over before.
Forest on F"iro InGi-reco.
Arur.xs , August St. Vho forest ou Mount
Sontollcus has been on flro since Friday.
The king and Ills son are directing the
troops in their efforts to prevent a spread of
tbo llamas. The excavations of the Amer
ican School of Areluuoloyy at Bionysius are
already destroyed.
p Arrivals.
j\t Boston The Bey tlda , from Liverpool ,
.At Havre La Champagne , from New
York.
.At London-Sighted : The Russia , from
naltlmoro ; the Servia and Ohdam , from New
York.
Deaths Ire in Cholcrn.
Di.'nm.v , August 21. Tliero were eight
deaths ou board a eoolio steamer wlilcti has
just arrived from Madras , The sanitary
court declares the doatln iviultcd from
cholera and that Natal Is the infected port ,
A Cure0 of Yellow l cvor.
Ilu.inx , August 21. The British war
ship Buzzard arrived hero today from Ja
maica \vlth yellow fever on hoard. There
wcro nineteen cases on board at one time and
0110 victim died m'l'ortUoyal ,
y Ills
LONDON , ugusl'flr. A letter from Honolulu
lulu reports that Count Szccbenyl has been
murdered by his servants In the South Sea
Islands , ' t _ '
A jiiNi < v.rimn uior.
c : i a ill's .Saloon , tlio Scjono of n DCS-
| ) i-'iilo | Itntlle.
There was a dvfperato flght out onVcst
Cunilugstreet hutiovciiiug about 7 o'clock.
It liuppcucd in - Oram's ' soloou , jus !
outsldo of thof' ' city limits , and
the row began Wfcv the payment of the
nrlco of n gliiJ.4 of Ix-cr. Tlio light
bci.'im botwcnii uii American and an
Italian , and in 'u ' few minutes there
were ten or a iliuun others involved ,
and a miniature riijt was soon in iiragwss.
Sticks and clubs were used uud boards wcro
pulled oft the house and fenw in the scram
ble for Directive weapons. Several of
those cugawil In the llpkt received ugly
hrulscsand theirclottus wcro soon lulf torn
from their bucks and were besmeai-cJ with
blood.
Olllcer McQrido was called to the scene
and succeeded in capturing two of the bclllg-
ci-cuts , Anton Aldo and O. B. Foil , who were
sent to the iwllco station.
A HOMO Cro in at I'll.
A small stiiblo on Jackson street , near
Eighteenth , containing u horse and buggy
was totally destroyed by lire ut lSO : this
mornln ? . The strutluro was nblazo homo
tluio befoi-o the alarm was turned in , uud tlio
ho'-so ' was hurnoJ to death loforo the do
partmcnt ro.iche < l the spot. The bufgy
iva.5 saved. Uy ttio prompt arrlvu
of the chemical engine ( lie flro
wni prevented from spreading to n
row of frame llnU but a few feet illstnnt ,
j\fter the hose carls arrived the lila/o was
quickly extlngnlshcd. The stable bolotwd
to A. t'holiniin , Iho buggy to C. I' , llcllloy
mil tlio horse to S. J , Uarr , the grocer. The
wit I IM loss will probably not bo iiiorotban
$ .M. It was doubtless the work of an Incen
diary. _ _
Ill the line of farce comedy the "City Dl-
rector ) ' " is tbo most notable success of recent
years. And the secret of Its success may bo
roundln the poMOunel of Iho i-iuip.iuy , which
embraces iniuiy of tlio best known jwoplo ou
; he comedy stage people who have loarneil
ill the roiiulrementa of tlielr art In the
school * of minstrelsy , variety nnd legitimate
comedy , niul who have protlted by tlio de
mands of the public for u class of amusement
which shall bo nt oiu-o mmislng iind refined ,
"Tho City Directory" of today is but n
reminiscence of a former "City Uln-dory , "
whlcli wasimulo known at the CSmnd opera
liouso a season 01- two tijto. Tha title
Is preserved nnd tbo names of the
diameters , who nro nil .Smiths , butoutsltlo of
lids there Is llttlo to recall thollrst season of
the present play. The performance of last
iilgblnt UoyU's wnsso full of incident , so
crowded with laughter , so rounded with tal
ent that one cannot help hut give credit to
Iho people who nmlio tlio "City Directory"
tlio best riwoscntutlvo of farce-comedy now
ou the romi.
And at the head of the bit ; company which
drew an immense aiulloncc to IJoyil's opera
house last nluht Is Charles Heed , uu original
comoillan whoso work suggests the French
school of comedy to u reinurkubli ) degree.
Koisoln hi * case bin been subordinated to
limuor , and bis rule of a Chicago detective ,
Mr. John Smith , n inimitable.
Hut tlio whole stroiiRtb of the i-ouv
l > .tny does not rest hi Mr. Heed alone ,
I'liero are other members wlioio iiiunes are
well known to theatergoers , anil their lirst
iippearanco lust ulirlit called out well consid
ered aoplnuse , which must have been i-heer-
ing , nt least , to tlio recipients. William
Collier , iRimcioMurtliiottl , William V. Mack ,
Hurt Ilavcrly nnil Alt Hampton contribute
III no smull degree to the fun mid Interest of
Lho jierfornmnce , seconded by a ntrong
female contingent having the usu-.il
quota of pretty girls , so necessary in
tlieso days of farcc-comedv successes ,
JHss A lay Irwln nnd AliM Flora
Irvvln , bear tbo weight of tbo remedy on the
part of the ladles , their work being far above
the average in point of abilltyaiitl veiyatllltv.
Miss May Irwln , as a comedienne , has hardly
nn equal In her particular sphere. Kho is
oriKimil , conscientious to a fault , and bat
what so few women In the profession possess ,
i fund of native humor wlilch I'.m ' always
be dependcil upon to amuse an iiudi-
cnco. Miss Amelia ( Jlover , an "American
sltlrt dancer , " as the nills siv : , istjnitotho
cnuulof that famous Kimlish iluua-r , l otty
Lind , who nude sui-h a furore vith the
Gaiety company last&cason. She it graeuful
us n fawn nnd reflects the "poetry of motion"
so delightfully told about by that clever
versifier , Clinton Scholhml.
An M.vnen.sivo Hide.
William Lander was arrested yesterday
for horse stealing. The man wus under the
Influence cf liquor and tool ! a horse and
buggy for n drive about the city.
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TJIF JOICK ON' TII13 KAll.MMIl.
HoVas Coiivlnocd 'Hint leather Time
IMI lit bo Iicft-IIandcil.
An urtist who was down ou tlio Jersey
shore skctehiiifj and pointing , says Hie
N'ow Yorlc Sun , sold a Turin or a craj'on
drawing in which the central figure
\viis old father 'Timo with his deadly
seythe. The buyer took It uway , well
pleiiboil vith Ilia iiu-oliiso ) : , but roLui-nod
next day witli a grin on his face and the
picture under himiriu , and said :
"IVo got uhon 13111 to homo. "
"Yes. "
"Ho Jinin't hut ( iftGcn years old. "
"Yes. "
"He's got tow litdr and a catai-act eye ,
but lie's Miiartor'ii uhilii-lij.'htiilnff. : "
"Indoed , but I'm jj-lad to hoar it. "
"I hadn't this piutur' homo live ininita
when Bill scjt up a-rom-ln' and luutfliing :
nnd p'intod out what d'ye think ?
You've ' tjono . and dm wed old
Father Time n-mowiiiK1 loft-hiinded.
I might never have noticed it , but
you ain't fool Bill fur elder. "
"My dear man , " answered the artist ,
"did you over see Father Time ? "
"Of eoursonot. "
"IM you son Bill ever see him ? "
"Sartinly not. IIo uin'tto ba sawed. "
"Well , then , how do cither ot you
know whether ho was right or left
ImndodV"
" " Iho farmer ho
"Uy ffuml" gasped , s
stood with open mouth , "you've ( " rot the
iolco on us. That's it how "do wo
kuowV I've luid three different
hit-ed men wlio wore left-handed
uud I've kuowed other folks to bo. I jisl
jumped at it without stopping to think.
\Vhcu Bill begun to luiw-huw and p'int
to tlio scythe i jibtsot hi and agreed with
him. Say , mister ? "
"Yes. "
"IVo not u son Bill. "
"A\roll \ ? "
"IIo's sinnrtor'n clmin > lig'isninir ' ] at
'
six.ing up a tin pcddlor , Inu'tho biggest
fool in the state on pletui-s. "
FAT.I2 COUM > NOT HAltM.
Tlin FccliiiK or n Security of a Man
" \VhosoTjifuAVas Insiu-eil iiirJt l ( ) .
They are touring : down old liousos till
ever the city to make room for the moro
inodoi-ii house , pays the Washington
Post. "While those liousos or being de
molished there ia usually a class of poo-
lilo wlio crowd around , eager to pick up
all btray pieces ot wood which eomo in
their direction. Colored people { , 'onor-
ttlly predominate in this class , and many
a family i.s thus supplied witli fuel.
While tearing down aliousointho north
west section of the citv recently the
workmen were very mueli bothered by
thcM "wood hustlers , " ns they term
thorn.
The "wood hustlers" in this case were
composed , with but ono exception , of
small negroes. This exception was an
old negro who Iind ono log shorter than
the other , mul was nearly bent double ,
but whether with u'o | , or not no ono
know. IIo looked us if lie hud worked
hard all lite life , but nppoaraiiees nro de
ceitful.
The workmen became so inconscd nt
the "wood hustlers" that they drove
them all all uwuy excepting tlio old man.
After a while the old mun became moro
bold , and endangered himself in trying
to got pieces of vood. Ono of the work-
mull spoke to him about 11 , Milling him
lie would bo hurt if ho persisted in get
ting lu the way. The old man mumbled
out something , hut paid no attention to
the warning ,
Finally ho pot close to the wall and
btoopud to pick up a piece of a beam ,
Just as howas stooping a brick foil In
front of him , and ho narrowly escaped
being hit. Seeing this , a workman
yelled :
"Look out , old man , or you'll ' ho
killed. "
"I doan't knro , " replied the old mun ,
and ho continued to confiscate all the
wood that came within his nencli. Again-
ho barely escaped being hit with an
other lu-iclc , and again the workman
shouted :
"I done tolo you oust to git iuv y from
dove. Tlio fust thing J'ou 1 < noiv S'm
won't know nothing. "
"I doim't kuro , " reiterated tlio old
man , looking around for more wood , and
soolng some in the interior of the build
ing ho went for it. JIu Iind hardly
putuoil tlio door when a lieavy hewn foil
in the place ho Imd just vauntoiUouvol *
oping 1dm In a cloun of dust. Sin-oral
workmen , thinking that the lieiivy bourn
had pinioned the old man to the ground ,
jumped down to render all thu assist
ance possible , Imaghio their surprise
when , en reaching the place , they found
the olil man Rntharlug the wooil UH un-
oonoornodly as though nothing had hup-
ix'iiod , The -workmen were speechless
for a while , and then ono said :
"L.ook a'htir , ole mun , you'll have to
git out of thU.Vo don t euro 'limit
losln' time oi1 i-u-ryln' : yor korpus
throuijli the Hti-cot , "
The old man looked eimtomptuouslyut
tlio .speaker , nud llion suld liiadoii't-
glvo-a-uoulliionlnl toiio :
"G'wap , nig ors , I dpu't care. T jtst
had my life 'sin-ed fo' foty ilolluw. "
.
Hood' Snrsiipm-llln has u steiidlly lucrens-
liitt popularity , which i-an only bo won by an
urtlclo of ro.il merit , ( live It a trial.
.N I DI-JXTITY ,
An Aii | > ureiitly Innocent Mim Nar
rowly Hsoiipcs tb I'ciilli-iilliu-y.
A romui'kahlo cases has jtHt boon
tried In the Kiiperlor iiiurl of Sonoina
I'ouuty , Buys the Sm : 1-Y.uicNi'o sj > ecliil
to the Ohleago Tribune. Soniu lltuo ugo
David Parks , who lives Hour lUnomllold ,
was swindled liy a gohl brick dodge. A
111:111 : calling himself \V. L. Hi-un , Shaw ,
and u iimiibm * of otlu r iilinsnH , was ar
rested ut San Fi-aneiseons the Mipposud
swindler. Alter his arrest at Sun
I'Vani-lsi'o ho wis ideutlHod by Ilio vic
tim , Turks , and a nuiulxn * of 'neighbors.
Tim trial of tlio case lasted ovorii wook.
1'arks mid some of the neighbors. Mime
ol whom are the best-known In 'the
ooimty , tostilled that they wore certain
1 ! oui : Vus tlio man who dwindled 1'jirks.
Tlio proprietor 01 Iho 1'ctaluimi lioti-l
tcstitleil liMin.whohud rc flstored under
tlio name of Allllornt tlie hotel just before -
fore the swindle wus porpott-atod.
1C very witness called was posi
tive thut the prisoner was
tlio man Avlio dofi-ui1eil : ; 1'ai-lcB ,
Tlio prisoner protested his iiiiioooiiceaiid
hand a hit-go - inimlwiof dopiwitioiis fi-Oiti
Is'uw York , til , . I'aul and Boston to show
that he was not in California when 1 'arks
wis : swindled. Jt was tlio general Im
pression that n fraud was practiced to
procure tlio dcpositionsmd : the evidence
was so clear Unit Uoiin was tlm right
mail tlmt the jury stood six for convic
tion against six for acquittal. IJjau lias
ti crook in his linger and was soon identi
fied us to that particular , liis peculiar
demeanor while on trinl was such as to
aid in a conviction. His case was so
peculiar in Us nature that District At
torney Burnett after the trial wont east
to test the validity of tlio depositions ) .
1 to vjsltod St. I'aul , liostoii and Now
York ami found ovorythliifj- as stated
in the depositions. The wituei-jus , who
were reliabli ) men , i-ocorfiiixod Bean's
pliot ograph , iind exhibited his sliniaturo
iindiU'eront hot 4 registers. JCoUiing is
known of his occupation in the o.ist.
Tlmt ho will be dlscliarjvd from custody
is now almost u certainty.
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ICitl nay anil bladili-r troubles product ) n
fceliuj : of utter dtspoiuloucy.A Denial
htimulant and tonic , unit SHI unfalUns , ' remedy
for all such troubles , may lie found In .Or. J.
II. McLean's l h-er anil Kliluoy I5iilin.
'Jbe VaiiderblllH anil .Soelelj' .
Tlio Vaiiderbiltsund the liradloy Mar
tins jut into society \uuiueslionably by
bjcoiiilii "rfv.'ulls . , " according to the
New York AVorlcl. Thuy could not bo
"nobs , " hi'i'auso , according to the lan
guage of Iho "Four Hundred , * ' "nobs' '
are people who boast the claim * ) of lout ;
descent ami who arc bluo-bloodod
through ami through , 'The Vuiido--
bilt s could bocoinu "swells , ' ' how-
orer , and thia they pnueodcd to accom
plish.
"Swells'1 are ucoplo who are attractive
personally , ' ana who are able to live
Mpiondlilly and are both able and willing
to give niiignillcuiit untcrtaliimeiits.
Some of Coir.eliusriuitloi'bill's entor-
taiunieuts will bo reailily reciillcd. hast
year , for example , ho had .losnf HolTmun
to play at aroeoiition and p.-iid Jlo00 for
this uttriictlon alone. This your he had
Sarasato and D'Albort and puid SOI)0. : ! )
It will be easily understood how It is im
possible for society uooplo to ru-iisl invi
tations to iitrairs siii'li as the.su , and hav
ing accepted hospitalltios tlioy are
bun n I1 , , of course , to accept tlio host and
return the social courtesies extended u.s
bust they inuy.
Nci-voaiHl MvciPUN. .
An Important discovery. " They act on tbo
liver , stomach and bowels tlii-ou h Uio
nerves. A new prlnuinlo. They speedily
euro biliousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles
mul constipation. Splendid lor men , women
and clillUrcii. Smallest , inikle.st , Mirest. ! U )
doses lorJ cent ) ) . SumpUu ireu atKuhii &
Co.'s , 15th and Doujjl.H.
A NK\V KICATUUIv.
Sonic lTnitiio I ( loslbilltic ol' the
Slice al Postal Caril System.
Wo hope thut noiio of our readers
failed to read tlio rlisputt-h printed in
tlio Tribune about thu now postal card
"to bo used by women. " It is well to
know what a thoughtful government Is
doing for us , hays the Now York Tribune.
There is ult > i > , it appears from the dis
patch , to bo a business mon'n postal .lai-tt ,
giving us tliroo hl'/.cs and kinds -tlie
in-esont well known card , the women's
card , one-third hiuullor , of pcarl-grav
bribtol board , and the business men s
i-iird , one-third larger , of sitoiit munillu.
Hero wo have the big inaiiillit foi-tho
business man , tlio plain curd for the
plain 111:111 , and the hi-anted bristol for
the young lady ; and wo ought to bo
happy.
\Vu suppose , however , that this ih only
the beginning. 'OIIILMI , b-lng smaller
than men us a general thing , tlioy. of
courtio , bliotild have a rtinalh'ijjoslul
card. There will BOOH boa cliildrun's
card without doubt , graded in si-/o for
dllTcM-ont ngos.Vo hhall rend in the
postal guide : "For children twelve to
hixtcen , use Ko.I ; night to twlvo , N'o.
I ! ; four to oij'lit , No. ' . ! ; infants , No. 1.
liujicat MS often as noconsary.Vodo
not know what the rogulutioiiH con
cerning the new cunN will Iw. but it
baoins to us that a wonuni wlio weighs- :
over 150 pounds , say , should
bo allowed to buy and use the common
card , while a lady so fortunate , or un
fortunate , as to hum-ess the scales to the
extent o ( UOfl pounds should luivo the
right to use tlio businessmen's curd. Tlie
regulations will , undoubtedly , bo given
to the public with the llrst lot of thunuw
cards ,
Now tliiit the plan of suiting the curd
to tlio pel-ton 1ms been adopted by tlio
government , who can say nrliuro it will
cndV Fat men who weigh over 20
pounds may yet demand nnil&oln postal
card us blu'an a pine shingle. Our col
ored friend and brother may some day bo
roqulrod to use u dark brown postal
card , The nation's w.'ird who is drawing
the rations that the si ont 1ms left him
on tlio far western rosurvntionn will
inuko ills untutored hieroglyphics on tlio
backs of coppor-coloroil postal cards.
Those of our fellow uitixom so unfortu
nate as to bo spcndlngthoir time at Sing
Slug , Auburn or some similar resort ,
will write to their friends on a style of |
postal card ns striped as a r.ebru. The |
pouvl-gray postal card may full to tmtUfy I
thu ladles after all , and it will bo found
necessary to provide the blondes and
, brunettes with postal ciirdn becoming to
i their respective i-omploxlons , A man
mny yet have his postal cardi mndo to
order forliim us ho doia his clothes. Jt
Is impossible to say where po.--tal card
reform will stop now that It Isstartod.
The hand grows dizzy in coiitcinpliitlng
the bubjoi't.
.Teniiio Wllllum * , Uboubrotto for Tony Pas
tor , mid of law an ornuuieiit of various Lou-
ilon concert balls , Utiul'llo huubout lo lead
In the nltnr Lord Ltm r.-in'O Pctro of Ooptfold
Hall , Bssex.
Be Sure
If you luvo undo tip jour mind lo Juijr
Hood' * Sarjaiulll.n | : do not bo Induced U > take
.111) ) other A r.oston ladywhoso cxamplo U
Miitliy Itnltntlon , ti'll < her cxpcrlcnro below :
" In ono Morowhoro I went ID buy lIuwl'H
P.irsapsiilllA tlio clerk tried to Imliioomo Imy
tliulr Miliiitcailot llood'8) ) liololdtnetliclr's
\vuuldlastluiiRcr ; that 1 lulcbt take It on ten
To Get
dnyv trlnl ; tliat If I did not like It I ncr-d not
lay : uitblii ) ) ; . etc. I'ut ho coulil not | uouil
nu mo to rluuigo. I told him 1 bad taki-u
Hood's ' Sarsapnrllla , knew \vhnt It was , \\u \
Mtlslleil with Itand illd not \\ant any utlier.
Whi'ii I Ik'K.-in taking Huod'.H Sanapirlllv
I was fi-clliiK real miserable wllh dy H'ini.i ,
nnd soviik that nt times 1 could lianlly
oocl s
ttantl. I looked like a person lit cnn
lion. Hood's Hai-saparlll.i . dldlno jn
Kood Hint 1 wonder nt myself soimtiiin
r.nd . myfrlrnds fii'iinentlyfpi'akof It. " M
Kit.A A. tloi-K , 01 Ten-aco Street , liostmi.
arsaparilla
D
Sold liy nil ilrtipftlits. li six fur fV I'ri-ji.'ircil < in\
by C. I. HOOD.t I'D. . J\.ullirc.iiil.jl.o | dl , M.i j.
JOO Doses Oiio Dollar
'J 11IJ YOUXC5 M AX OK TODAY.
His Paraphernalia ; \Ioro
( linn the Oiiiictie's | Tolh-l.
Why , ilid you over have a clrim ito
pc-op into tins apartments of oini < i i in - , .
rni-o exotics of the century ? Hi- \.ii.i. ,
for ho always 1ms ono , may boiinlimii
by tmllldenl hrlborv to allow yon to pt-n-
otrato its mysteries. There von inuy
ga/.o upon his fopperies of sihn'-
mouulou dressing -ca.io , luxurious batb-- ,
wriipj and drosHing gowns , his sill < c-n
pnjnmiis , his onibroiih-reil JUNO of
oym-y hue under Iho mm , his var
nished boots on forests of lives ,
his ninety pairs of trousers , tlr.it
number being nhfoliiloly required to
carry him through the exigencies of n
fashionable existence ; hln waistcoats ,
embossed , gilded , artistic ; Ills coats und V J
jackets from the llaimels of morning to
the tailless dinner coat ho dons nt night ;
his piles of i-ainbowcoloi'cil neckties , hia
iniiunierulilo lints , the shining Piccadilly
Uln ehook by jowl on the shelf with the
soft yellow sllkon nondescript ho wears
on the polo Hold , and his jewel cnsna
Illled with tbo rings tlnil ndorii his doli-
cite luuidii , the Muds that glitter on kin
Inimnculnte oxpiuibo of thirl bowim in the
evening , nnd the jeweled , pins tlmt hold
his cravat in place.
Far more interesting than any co
quette's toilet are the piranbornnlin ,
and intricacies of his , nnd when ho sal
lies forth to sun himself upon the
Uifino buli'ony in u dolce far nicnto , lie
i.s n sight to bring lours into tlio oyen of
the thoughtful Inholdor. Only in Now-
] ) rirt , says the Providence .loiu-iml , in
this choice production to bo sj'on nt the
height of liis glory , nnd not even
inadanio's Parisian elegancies of attire
end compete with the interest Unit ho
arouses In Ilio soul of tlio wandering ox-
i-.m-Hioniht from Tombstone , Arlx. . , who
hns never ia/.ed ; ou his like before.
One of the dandles , in yellow llumiolH ,
striped with wliito , with wliito HIOOS ]
n pun his sli'iulur feet , a yellow tmshof
surah bilk folded nbouL his niiinly wnist ,
n priinroso ornpu necktie witli n sin lo
huijo peral reposing in its delicate folds ,
a boutoniore of ono pile : Mnrei'lial Kell
1-ino and n .spray of niaidi'iioair , and a
wliito A-lpino lint on his blonde and
a hynciiitliino locks , Nuunlorcd slowly
down the nvenuo on a sunny noontide
last wok , with an expression of \
delicate ennui in life nrihto-
crntic features. Opposite J nines Gordon
riemiult'H wlono\illa ho cnmufncoto face
with a young fellow of about his own
n 'o , dressed in nu ill-lUtiiifj suit of i)0i ) > -
pur nnd salt homo spun ; a hatterod
Derby lint was perched hack from a
g-ood-nutureil , sun-burnt face , and his
clumsy Hquuro-loed slioea hud uvidently
known little of the blacking brush's tender -
dor cure. JUit ho vvas the very porHOiii-
liuation of iilt'iiiess and viyor , and pro-
snntod Hiich nn limiting contruHt to the
lihtloss ll uro of the youth whom ho en
countered Unit Iho latter , not. such n.
fool as bo looked , could nut help the
lio.-t of a smile at the mooting.
But the country hul turned and Blared
onon-inouthoil at the ecstatic vision
lounging by. Then ho looked down ut
himself with a long , deprecating High ,
n.nd the iron entered into his soul. With
a sinking sense of bin own unv'ortlii'nesa ,
ho went bni-k to his western wilds feeling - '
ing ui'iitoly thugroiil gulf falo Iind Hxed
butween him and tbo priinroso llnnnols
and struggling to formulate his dim ro-
cijllouUim of Unit gront now truth of tlio
tinio Hint "u woll-druhscd man's the
noblest worlf of ( tod. " Ah , yon ! As nu
eye-opener , Newport hns ndvantagcs not
equalled by nny other watering plnco.
The I ) oi- Wan boniest lo ,
HeoM ) Uoynl , the .stockbroker , has just"
returned from a hunting trip up among
the redwoods , isuys tlm Wan I'Yuncisiio
lOxiiminer. There were four in tlio
pnrLy and Hoj al was tlm only ono of the
lot who made any piTloiiho to being u
iiiinrod. Coiisccnionlly ho took the three-
ni'oihytes Into liis cniilidencu , and every
night. , around the camptlro , duiivorud to
them n loutnrooii the tbeory and prnc-
tico of the i-linso , The ramp WIIH ni-nr
Muas lake , and though it Is noted as a
particularly good section for doer , not
ono of tbo'iintlerod bounties did th y
gi-l in tlirco days. The stni-khrokor - ox-
pliilncil nil this on tlm ground of tha
others' ' luck of oxporii'iico. l-'inully ho
tool ; them out with bini and nt I'tichstr-p
explained the projtur thing to do. At
hut , iiei-ohs n canon , thuy saw thi-lr
quarry. Then Hoynl's knowb-dgo of
details eunio into play. Uiuler his In-
tstructinns tlio others deployed find got
loowtu-d of tbo door. IIo gave lln-m in
structions nbout cii'i'oplng and not break
ing twigs , and all the rust ol -enough
to lill a book. Royal himself cra 'U'- '
uii n canon until within good range and
gave Iho signal to Jiro. His gaino
dropped , but n very mad nhoep-nordor
caino over tbo ridge nnd ilrovo the four
rlllomcn tliroo miles with a club. Ho
dually ovoi-took thorn nnd miido thom
ii-iy about live timua what that t
was wortli , and now lloynl don't
any more in lruutioiiri in hunting.
Abeolutoly Pure.
A oremn of turlnr liakmt ; powlor.
of Initvcnla'slrciiifth-U 3. Oovortunenl U *
toil Auz. 17 , IHdO.