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TJIE OBIARA : OJXTC SEPTEMBER isoo. E. ROaEWlTElt , Editor MOHNIUG. TIIMS : or rhlly tiul timdny , Ono Vcir SIS 00 fix month * , IH ) Uirpuwnitlli * U > 0 Eundjiy ltiOnoVoir : 200 Meekly Itot.OnoVeur . . , . 1-0 OPIIOKSl Oiiinlin , The Ilro Hut lilln IT. Hnitli ( hiitiln , CuriiorN uiiilSOLli StrfCtn. CiiiiiiCll IHiiIH , ui'oiul Btrcnt. iilemjnOflltc1. lll'Clifiinbcriif Commfrc" . 7\cw Sort..Km > iiul'J,14niil 11Ti Ibiiiiullillldlns ' auni 51.1 lourtioiiHibtiieU COTIUnsI'ONDBNCB. Alt MinumtiilcMlloiii ri'lallni ? to nfws ami rdlloilil nult'ir ihc nld bo addressed totlio I tutorial PepiuliiHMit IIUSIMCS ! inrrnii3. All titHliipsH lolluiMim'l remittances tltouM lie itdilri'MHcil lo 'I ho lirii PulillsliliiK C'oiupm } * , Omiiliii. Dnfls.cliotki iiml Jjostotllco orders tolio nulj | ) iublo to tlio urutT of the coin- 1 1113 * . The Jicc Publishing Company , Proprietors , Tlio Jco ! Il'ld'K , lurtiani uiid Se\cutconUiiits FttoiiN STATmnM ? or OIUCUI-ATION. Cliilnof NclirtmVi. I , , Countyot Ouiialai f ( too 1J. 1/snlmclc , secretary of The Hoc rulillvlilnmotnii in v , dops nolciiiiily swpurlbat llio iielunlcliculition of Tin : DAiirliKB for Ilin wick cndlm A.uust 3) , ISM. vva us fol- hiniclnv. AiizuolSt . . ' 'FOO ' Jloixlny. Wednesday , Aillimt T . .1' ' 174 Tlitinlay.AiiKustUH . ! l 4fV5 Irldny , Aiunst. " ) . S'.lflt baturdiiy , Au iiit JU . . . J ) n US Avcrago . 21 ,121 fiio. I1. Tcmnc. . Prrnrn tnlipfore mound snlwrlljul in my presence tlili.Ulili clnrof Au ti t. A.I ) . . 1W. lbKAt.,1 N.I' . Vnii , iNOlary 1'ulillu. Btatoof Noliriislci. ) ( otintyof imughs. f Gcoipo II T/vlwrk liclnz dulv sorn de- po ( > iniil MVH Hint lie Is m-rutnrv ol The Hoe m.Yilldlii.i'.rVi.ii. . . . v lVi.it tl..nr.t i < tl fix irnrr.1 I II It I I'll 1111slll IIII I H J 111 JU IJ1U II I nil it. I 111 HI ] ( tallyilrciilutloiior Tun DAtir Hn. for the month otunml \ , ! ) , ipr.il coplt-s forSop- totrlir. ] * ' . 18lt > coplci , tor Octol cr , lkt-1) , JMfl7 top'fi. ' fiirNnrrntlcr , 18' ' , 11)110 ) copies ) for Di'triiler. 1 > S' ) , MHS ( < nil | j , for Juniiiirv IS'lO. 1D.TC1 rcujlm ; ( or loliruirvr I'OO. II-U1 ropier fcvMiireli. IK ) , 2t'8lp > copies ) for \pi \ II JHK , fl ) , ' ) l ( OOH | ) | : for Miy. 3kwdl o copies for If no , IMKi , 'JO.JOI copies , for Inly , 1800 "O.rcj.1 ioplfi. Ui oiinn I ! . TMCMIGK. Svoru tn 1 cfiiro no unit snlsi'rlliofl In my plOMnoi- ( his " ( Idnyof AiiKUsI A. V ISOO ltHt..l N 1' . IVir. . > otur ) I'ltMlf. TlIK MICPPW of a Council Huffs po- liccmon In hnmllin hla f ? " " entitles him to yioinotlonto the Omahafoi'co. A riiff nioru weeks of { .ivorablo wealhor will nialorinlly ilccicaao tlio doficlt inthodomliiion of King Corn. Tin : dcin on .its of "Wisconsin will soon rcnllzo tliat ' . ' tlieyai'o c.ii'rjlnjj tliojoko too f.ir in running the father of Pcult's bad boy for Tin : iuignlioncomontions licit ! Intlio Daltotas luivo in liow 1 intlmoi turoonl.v. Pofiontilly the roaidonta hao orougli nndto spire of allvailctto ? KuAitviiY's ' cry , vlth locul varhtions , [ 3 rovoi-bomtliifj thioujjli Mexico. And what ismoio significant , the Chinese are going to tlio Uoitcd States. oloctiocullon of a linoimn in Cinclnmti without the shadow of a Btriijrprlo { joes to prove tint there vvtis too much method In the manner ot Kcnnnlcr's taking oil IT is in ardor for Ilia queen of Spain to order an o.xpoilitton. to discover tha eito for the world's htr. If Columbia has anj relatives Ilvin0' , tlioy should head the otpoclition An omoigency exists. \eryontcrprislng1 local contorn- poury Is btill inciouslny its circulation by dolherin , * two copies of its Sunday ib uo toovoiy city subbcrlbor. Ounncr- clinnta will piesontlyBco anolher sworn btutouicnt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tins news from Montreal is to the cl- toct thnt the tnarkoi'ol ciop is a failu to. It is now in ordoi fora now party to > prlngr up , demanding- the unlimited Doimifjo of mackerel This will bring hnmcdiito iclicl. THIS twenty-pa o Sunday edition of TlIK Bins affoidcd ( jrntlfj-in < r pioof of the roiivul of business in Ornuha. It also Hliows that our moiclnnts invest their nionoj where thoj- know it will do them the most good Tliudemocrats of Alalamn Bucceodecl In a count otto tiding over thioo ncoks , in iijjrc'omjj upon 0110 nunurcu Lnousanu as the proper majority. The airango- ments uarosuch thnt the number would hnvo been doubted had ciicuiustunecs required it. Tiinsoi/.uro ot an illicit soil fislior In Alasknn vvntors will doubtless pro\olcoa \ toiriflolluttor amonf ; thoyictorinn Fall- BtnlTd. As thc o gallant vvirribrs aio cjAceodlns : ! } bloodttiirsty with their mouth' , Alaskans may expect a simoon at tiny moment. AT..I , the Fienoli newspapers have contained able and olalwrato cdltoriils concerning tlio American hog. Itis the opinion of Iho nujorlty o ( Pioncli jour- unllsts that the American hog should bo permitted to in\ \ ado Franco anil go back toAmorlcnia the vine basket. Till ! weather crop bulletin trorn Wash ington confirms the statement of Tan Br.n ot a few dajsngothat tlio crops ot thowcit and northwest \\orogreatly Linpro\cd \ by iccont fiworablo woatlior , and tlmt tlio nvorn0'o jioldwilloxceed all oxMctatioi | of n month iijjo. This ia inrtitulaily true ot Nebraska und Io a. Mu , Dni'RW Is conndciit tbat the flow York Control btriko places the buna Bliroud on tlio Knights of Labor as an organisation. A few yonis ago Mr. ) ) iououncod the Jvnighta the organization ot woilcingmonon the continent , About that tluio the urdoriopiesoiitod half n million voters pud ambitious politicians llko out Chauncoyvoro \ la I8h in dispensing la saccharine IT flna nlainontnblo lact that at the national greenback coavontlon hold in Indianapolis , no Nobmsk.1 dologutos wore In attendance. Tills ia mad doubly painful when it is romcrabcret that there are BO many flat candidate Iwforo the neoplo this fall for election Ono of the gratifying features olth convention , how over , vuis the rcsoluiioi \ \ hlohpassedlthawild \ \ hurrivh tha tlio greenback party should to rcsur looted out of the iwlltlcal ( olvnnlzol lute uow llfo. AND NK The prohibition auiendmcntcanipnlgn laspro cd conoluslvcly that noprolil- litloniblcaiuliBcUfs what is pioelalinrf s n { front moral Issue without becoming bluclcguiirtL A striking Illustration U furnlslied la pen loltor just pubUihoelby nGcnnan- Vniericim pioliibltlonist named Krol- Inx'orhotuko3 \ \ upon hlmaulf tocxtol Cansi3md ! belittle Nolmslu in Ian- jwgo that would bcconio thobai-rooni oimtlci much better than a pjrdonvlio , ric3 to P.CSShimself oil M n gentleman , nstcndof iirosentlnjjhisviovs indifnl- edandpollto Innguigo Mr. Kretslngof tarts out with his tirade 111 follow' ? : Trom the estimate ? ont out from AViHhine- on by nmt'iiiber ot Sncrinlenilciit | J'ortor'a ' tiifl ICniHtis bin IncroasoJ tn nopulatlon evcra ! hundred tliousaacl inoro tliaii ovcu or ft ionds pivo lior. \\hUlty \ jiK'rs | nnd vvhUUy oiatow nnil onmion Itan lito Huc-vviitor hnvo via- lalinod that iN'obiask.ihus outstilppcl Iv.ui- as In tlio last ton year * , but Potter's count 'Hcs Knnsasii Rain of i lXH ( ) nnd Js'cbrusku Kilnotunl } fif/J.OOO. . * * * iNobriuka , our unirrnnd state , that lies ilKhtboslile Kan- us , thntstuitod the ( IdUilouith millions of ions inoio oti'licnp Innils thiui ICimivs. liw gained In potiulatlon Ul,000 less than Kan- a , * Wisconsin , with 1 rS. , iWO IKO- Hc.ntiillCniMiii . v\lth luOW ( ) , aucloiorlvaU 'or.llftctutlistatuln twpulitlon 'JVn ywra xgolvainas A\as \ birulj twentieth * v * t. sfcnii that the ( , 'lorious stito o [ ICnnsason vlKHo soil tlie Ihst blood for live loin v s hcJ , vvhosu noble sons fought to the dejth hitshoiniplit bebonilnto the union fieo mil not slave , vvliiHcs cxamiilo tlirlllod the nn- lon to action for the llbertj of the slave , U low destined to giro tlio lie to the cluimo hit a M.ito that unfuili to the vvoilcl the vlilto Ihg of sobriety shulUiiel tn demy. In the tountry whence Mr. JLvict- &in'or's , ' nmostiy lialls tliorol-taiiadago : It is .1 dirty bhd tint befouls its o\vn \ ni'st. ' " Any man vvlio will slur and slia- dcr hisovvnstalo is not n vei.v loyal or mbliospintod cltlzon , tosaj tlio leait. 3y rights , ICrehlnyor ou htto jnuk his g'i'psack ' and cmlgrtto to tlio glorious Hito ot Kansas , on whose oolhvo\oiituro to say ho ncversheda diop of blood for freedom. And now lot us see who is the iommoii liar. "When Kuibaa wa" * vdmitted Into the union In 1S01 blm hud nearly thiuo tiuieg the : ) opulitionof Kebrnska , which was coui- ) at n fraction over twenty-olsrht jhnus.mdIjj thocemusot 1SOO. Nebraska vv is not admitted into the union until , 1W7 ; homo her giovvtli wis seriomly retarded by liur torrilorisil s\\idcllln \ .f clethos. In 1SIO NebrasKa h id n popu lation of 122,993 , whllo K-uibis had Jiil,15or ! ) ) still u-ryneaily tieblothopop- uhtion of Nobi it > k i In 18SO Nobrai'ai"d ' popultiou \ was 15'J,102 , , that of Kama a LJli,093 ) 01 inoio tliin double tlio popu lation of JtobiMbkn In IbOO ISTebraska'si census ab returned b the supervisors a population ot 1,015,770 , am , atcorellng1 to the latest re-ports fium the con&us oflico , ins 1,550,000 pojiu- latlon jNobraska'j elcir gain iri ton yc.irs , 5Jy"4 ! ) , ; Kansis yjaiiu onlv SW.OOi. But mark the difference in the percentage contago of growth. Nulnubltt shows 131 per cent of growth In t"ii ycaro Kan.sis only Cjporcent , To hive kop up with Nebraska's ' inireaw since 1SS ( Kanpis t-hould have over two niilllona populitioi nor. Kansas hab .tn area of 82,080 square miles , which makes 52,331,200 acres ; N"o brasluhas an aie.i of 7S,8w ! square miles In other would , Ksins is has 13,311 , 000 nmro ncres of land than Nebraska and not , sis Mi.'Iviotbingur says , million lets thanNToli.islu. ) \Vodonot want to dispii ago Kansas but the faut tli.it Nebraska has boon rap idly gaining- hci sinm slio adopted pro hibition can not bo bucee-s-itullj gainsaid Just compare the cities of the t\o \ states , The largest town ot Kansas does not como within fifteen tliousand ot the pop ulation ot Lincoln , or witliln a hundred thousand of the population of Om.ihn , nnd her clticsn.ro neatly sill going buck- ward.Vielilta \ , Atehl&on and Leaven- worth are also as dead as Damascus , and Topcka is biinply koptupljj stnlo institu tions and state appropriations. REV m'it.iTio\ : The Inw govoiniiig reTi&tratioT in cities of the metropolitan class protldes that an entiioly new reglstution list shall bo made foi every uoneial state election. ScttionS , ohapter ol , bcs3ion laws of 1SS9 , leads as follows : Ilcieaftcr thcro shall , in thacitie3S-o\orricl by tlio provisions ofthis net , bo a iii eiiih olcetion precinct in slid cities , at the times herein below provided , nnd then onlj : On Tuesday , four weelis , tlw Thursihy of the second vvoik mij the Fridiy and Situr- day of the Jlr&t week roi.eclii.j ! the clajof tlio November election in each year. This piovislon makes it obligatory on the tlty autlioritles toro\ldo | a no\v \ reg- istrMion list for the cotninar election. It Is of tha utmost Importance , therefore that prompt nrraiipfomonts bo made to cany tlio law into olTcot. The first ses sion of the virious legi&trars must beheld held on the 7th olOctober. Their woil : boiiij limited to so\oii days by hut , every citlzondcsh Ing tooto must per son illy see to It that his iiunois on tlio libt , Pioxy tcglstration is Impossible. The fact must bo Iniptossed on every voter thatfalluio to attend to tills duty is equiudent to dibtranclubcmont. True , itls piacticablo tos\oat inotois , but that is wrapped with so much red tape and inconvenience that it inuat not bo rolled on. Uxperienco has sho\m that compaiatively few voters , especially in distant wards , will talto the tiouMo to go , with l o ficoliolders of the waul , to the city clorlf's ' office for the purpnio of making the necessary nflUavit , The safest v\ay \ is to make u complete rofjls- trallonof all voters , and thus insure a thoiough expression of thopubllu will at the ballot box. 'This Important work cm bomatorially facilitated liy tlio appointment ot coin potent , onoigotie registrars. A. corps of- aetlvo , intelligent otllolnls is a prime neco&sity , and the gioatcat ciro should boosoiclsed in seouilny the sorvleoa of men who aio not only familiar with tlio provisions of tlio rojl&tration law , but vvlio arc not afraid to work. The question of iiicrousinrrtho number of polllngr districts in the soioral wards should bo promptly acted upon by the council , There is no thno to wasto. Tlio &oonor tlia division is made the bettor It will bo for the rotors , as It will enable them to familiarize thomsohes with respective boundaries and do some oiooti\o ! \ lulaslonnry woilc among tliolr acquaintuncos. An uctivo and united pull all along- the liuq during thg next two mouths moans atiofTectlvooxprossloa ol Omaha ion tliuont 011 \ltaltssuod of the cam * itlt. llt.AlXK ,1X1) 1113 Secretary lllalno has taken the field In julvoc'iey of his policy of oxtomlinif the forolsn ; nnrkcls ot the ooimtrj by n njrttein ottrado leulproulty which has been aptly chaiactuib.odas "coetcivo | ) orsaasion. " In his speech nt "Water- \illo \ , Mo , last Friday , the ncorotary of tlaloox plained the pur pose ot the plan of which ho Is tlio principal champion with a clearness nnd plausibility which Is very likely to make converts no urtrul that the time hai como when the pioductlvo forcon of this country are capable ot producing farmoio than the demands ot llio homo mm ket can absorb , nnd that consequently It is most esson till tlmt an outlet bo found for the constantly in creasing surplus In markets where vo uro llbei il buyers and simll sellers. In the opinion of ! Mr. Illaino , vUillocaro- fully avoiding1 any relloulloti upon the policy ot protection , It would not bo an nmlltiouj dcstinj for so great a coantry ns ours to inmufictuto only whit wo can consume , and produce onlv vvh.it vo c-iu oat , a vinw quito the onposito of that uryod by Iho princlp il .uithor of thohousj tiillT bill In tluf OIHO ot that moisurc , vvlien ho indued tint oui1 con cern should bo solely \\itli \ the homo mailvot md onthely reg.irdless of the foreign markets. Unciucstioiubly , howe or , the vlow of Mr Blnlno ai to this matter of evtond- ingour ambition to other in nkots th-in ouiownis the 'light view , Int itls not nnmllv c > nili.ln l.lnt l.hntim liv which ho proposes to gain the otlwr markets will accomplish that losult. The figures which bhoiv the discrepuicj between our im- poits fioin and ovpoita to the coimtrios south of us , very much to oui disad vantage , aio cettainly of a nature to justify voiy earnest offo'rt to bring nearer to an equality oir buying nnd soiling with those countries , but the stubborn fact tint confronts us Is tint while wo must luvotho produ-ts of the southern countiies which vvobuy , ns the eolluo of Biuil and the wugar of Cuba , foi oMimplo , a laigo ] 3ut ot vvluto \ pioduco and dcsho tos ( > ll to tlpm , either they do not want orwo cmnot oiler thom.it prices which will compete with 1'uropoan countries. Ci i/.il , for itistince , could t-iko very llt- tlomoio than she dues otoui n < ji [ cultur al products , baeuiT.o whatever dofluionuy there Is in the homo supph blio it > en abled to obtain from her neighbors on better teniH thin wo could sell them , whllo of oar miirifnclures she cannot rcioombly be o.xpected to take any inoro than wo can oiTer at piicos as fa\orablo \ as blio can buy tlicm elso- whorc This piopontion applies oqxially to most ot tlio ether countiies , und to some ot them e\on raoie foioiblj. IUs to bo obscned thnt Mr. Blaiuo sees tlio impossibility ot tills country , which is tlio ridiorgettingcomplotoreciprocity ; tint is , undci any clicunistances we should buj moro tlniawo sold. This qwostion isn very larg-oand ox- tiemcly interesting ono , and now that Secretary Blalno miy bo siid to liivo entered upon Its discussion It is certain to grow in public attention. ALL.Ill R Mill CLKVKt.AZD. If the expressions of the democratic convontioi'i held thus far thoproaoni year may bo taken as ovidoiico of tlio fooling tint prevails jfoneuxll } in Iho pirty , thcio is a vastly preponderating1 scntinontln favor of Grbvor Cleveland as the candidate for the presidency in 1802. Wliorovor in a domojratio a&sem bly the name of Cleveland Is incntionec it is asigiul for the most proiouncod oiithusiasm. It was so in Ponn- sjlvania , and moro roaontly in Oliio , and the domouratlo con ventions of Nebraska and Iowa and Wisconsin Invo shoim in what warm regard the democuts of these states hold the en-prosiduir. Thoox- ninplcs aio not many in oui history of a political pirty mttiifoiting such gioat devotion to a loader , and if wo consider the iory limited qualillcatlons for leid- ciship possessed by Mr. Cleveland , as neil us his smill and , UI1U Ill/LU his party is altogether exceptional. The idolatrj ot n. paity ( or such moil as Clay , Jackson and Van Duron can bo easily understood - stood They vcro men of o\tmordlnai\v chaiMctoi and ability , in comparison tilth whom Clover Cleveland la uttorlj dwaitcd. They were hoiole Ilguiea in the field ot politics , \\hilo \ the demo- ciatli cx-proaldont is simply pondoruub. Tlio truth is that the democratic part } I ? bound to Mi. Cleveland fiom necessity , It has no ono It can put in his place with the slightest hope of success. The con- sldeiablo number of doinociats who have urged that it would bo good policy ( or the party to Ignoio Now York candidates and seek a stand ird bonier in the vvuit , with a view to milking a bioach , if possible , in the lopublican btronguold , counseled shrotvdl ) from the point of vloof \ sound politics , but unfoitunatoly for them the west has 110 democrit vhoouhl bo available. Piilmcr , "Vllasninck , Cunp- boll and Moui&on , are thu proinlnunt lisrliti of domouracy west of the Alleyliany mountains who under an oxtiaordlnaiy stress of circuinstinccb might bo mined In connection .vith the iJioaidency , but a ctmpilgn with either of tlioni tvould bes utterly hopolos . No ono ot thorn has In Ills personality or In his politic il c.a- rooranj tiling vvllli vvhich to rally tlio support of tlio masses of the party. As yet the domociaoy cannot go to the south , vhoro tire its ablest le-idors , for a candldato. Men llko Catllblo and Moi- ganandGoidon hnvono moroehanuo of over roaohlng the presidency than If they vvero constitutionally ineligible to that oflico. There Is but ono demo crat vho , may contest with Mr , Clo\olaml \ ( or the noinlnition In 1S92 David Bennett Hill of Now York. In the time before the mooting of the nvtionnl democratic convention It is possible lor Mr , IT111 to boeoino formidable , but lie appears very far from that position at present. The kindly solicitude in his behalf ot Mis. ilendricks , whoso distinguished huaband received llttlo consideration , living or dead , from Mr , Cleveland , failed to qulokon intc * 4ny largo or vigorous vitality the jnlokly boom of Governor Hill. r.vontliAlrtVUnna democracy did not mmlfest auf ujpathy with it. Uutlllll Ins n followluf { in hisown state Unit is yet to bo lieiml from , nnd this nt lent : is ot tolerable ucrlalnly , what hound hia Trlonda mny nolbonblo to nchtovo in the convention thoj1 nniy accomplish at the election , namely , the defeat of Mr. Cleveland , At all otcntq' ' , Iho present indications nro that the republican party will again Invo lo dobattlo against thu mm whom itdofe.ited In 1888 , and who has no hotter - ' tor claim to the support of tlio country two joins hetioo than ho hid thon. Thcro is no loason uhy the prospect ot his ennlidacy stioidd cause republi cans tlio least Holirltudo. Tun outlook for national legislation compelling rallroids to equip their roll ing slock witli automatic watotj couplers is favorable. The house committee on rillroids andcaiuls his combined in one measure the host features of several bills. The committees calls attention to the nocosslty of legislation to chock the friglilful loss of lite and limb cmsed by the present death dealing co'tpllngs. Nineteen hundred and seventy-two rail- 10 id employe ) woio Killed and twenty thousand and twenty-eight injured dur ing the jo'ir 1889. A largo jur cent ot this Appalling list must be credited to the o\e > r present daugors of the link and ] iln coupling und Iho handbrcik. It is certainly within the power of congress to oiuot and onforeo alaw'dedgncd to diminish the atinu il bluightor and maiming of railroid oporalivos. Slate loirislation cannot loach the ovil. An act of congr'i'H alone can sji'uro the desired - sired uniformity of autoinntlc safety ap- plianc'os In the equipment of railroad Tin : recent 'ipasin of ccononij inaugur ated with such a flourish of tuimpols on the Union Pncille has not panned out to any profitable extent. The July state ment of the company shoAs an increase In net eiiningH ot eleven thousand dollars lars for boviMi months of the j oar , com pared with the s-aine period ol ISS'J. ' The lopurt for tlio fliot four nionths of the j oar shotted net earnings laigolv in ex cess of this amount. While a poition of the reduction may ptopoily be charged to midsummer dullnesb , it Is never theless true that the rcc.'iit so- called leoig.mlAition entailed n vast amount of confubion and ex peiibc , with out an ) coi responding boiiL-lit. Tno months' experience oorves to show the foil ) of scattering aulhoiity and divid ing the directing foiecb of the company. Unity and concoiitiation aio c'-ientinl to the sucoiful management of a great property. Division moans dl'-orgnni/a- tionand low a fact forcibly illustrated in the Iinanelal igtuins of the company. SEViitA.rj : western senators have united in opposition to any tariff calcu lated to benefit Iho binding twine trust. The odious opoi itions of this combine ha\o boon ( olt by every fnnr.or in the land. Having socuiod a monopoly of the product last year , under the pro- teiwo that it was for the p iblic good , prices were iiculy doublet ! , and every sheaf of grain pi'd ' tribuli to the trust. Sena tor Dais of Minnesota is outspoken in his opposition to any protective duty on binding twine immufuctiiios , and pio- poies th.it all film's used in twine shall bo admitted fieo of duty. Ills cilotts are seconded by Senators W.ishbitrn and Spoonor , the senators from Noitli and South Dakota and Kansas , and doubtless the senators fioin neighboring htates will join in dealing a stunning blow to this iniquitous tiust. ni : still continues at the head of the pioco'sion. Its Sunday olition wis fully up to the motiopolitan standard of luuliiig dailies of Chicago and Now York. Its cable borvico covered the entire trans-Atlantic field and its do mestic novvH ranged over all America. Itsdopvrttnoiits woio iillod with timely topics by the ablest of writois and ciitlcs , and its labor , sporting , dramatic and feocial re\lovrd excelled anything tint his boon attempted in this section. T-iist , but not least valuable to its pit- ron- < , wore the financial and commercial bum mules of the vicok. Tm : SUNDAY 1 i n * Trt. . . r ti u t . . .i 'ncj i\1 ii > ilf f tin rl I lT..i.i mif J-JJ.lj tauuiuiiaf i. . .t i-3 i/uviiiij uuu muvi VI.KU between grcit nowspipor and a givo- si .iy dodger. Si'nUiis of Oklahoma lias isiii edhishr t mesbago anil naturally oiiough , in viewing thodojtltuto ootiili- tioii of the Bottlers , wuntj to negotiate a loin. Whou It U romomborod. tliat nuiiy of the settlers went into the now teiritory ituloflincj of law antl only for giuocl the quadtlon is debatable a to vvhotlior or not tlio destitute citizens are entitled tony nip itliy. Whites vor hard ships tlioy are compelled to undergo are voluntary nnd self-Imposed , DEMOCHATIO iiostmastors who are yet holding tliolr tonuio of olllco will hail vlth delight tboannouncoment tli Ahsistant l'ostina | or General lub stepped down und out. In the mean time the government will manage to vtorry along at the old stand , whllo the postollleo department , though a man short for a few day- ) , will transact Its busl- noos with the iientnoas and ( lispitch which has clmraotori/od Mr. Wanna- maker's administration. Tun boaid of public works professes to tioatall contiaotrits nlllco , yet the rcc- oids show thiit bids have boon accepted without the usual"c.irtifled choclc , while othots ha\o liivd , their bids accepted , thomejeeted anditlie chockfa conllbcated on a quibble. ' TJir. new Uojrt and the iUeShano block should Btlmulnto Harnoy btioot property owners to ia/o the tinder-boxes and cover the suiiounding vacancies with BubJtuiti.il business houhoa. IN THK matter of extending tlio fire limits tlio city council is more anxious to entry out the personal wishes of the members than to servo tlio goneial in terests ot the city. , Mo , August ill. The rail- roiut conimlssloiiers of Missouri niul Kansa * \e.sUnlijlJOrJ'1i ! | i * joint estimation into the imrtiness of railway ticltot brokoiagj. It li Bild that tlni notion is taken at the sugBOS- tlou ot tUeluti'utato commurca comniU- > lon , lilch has ilc < flii < toly outllnod u plan of notion to determine the legality of the scalpers' bust- ucaa. The ropubltcnn vonvuntlon to nomlnalo a float rcprcvjcntntlvo for Otoo anil Ca3 * coun ties has been hold and Mnor ] John O. Watson was nominated by acclamation , If the genial mior ] runs therowlllno uoubtbo nnoxtraor- dlnnryilotnaml for Tlinnlnglvlnf ? geese and Christmas turltoys. In iraklng tits lust cam- \ n'fi1'c \ ' was naturally modest about solicit ing votes. Accordingly ho would go to n farmer nnd by way of introduction would buy n goose or turkey , and then incidentally remind the farmer that ho was running for rtprcscntiith o. The turkeys vane to bo de livered In time for his Thanksgiving dinner and old scttlcu who vlovvodhis buckurd caily in November nnlntaln tli.it It was the largest gulicilng of Tiinnksglving and Christmas poultry tbat was over seui at any poultry shop in Nebraska It behooves r\irmcr Udgarton to unfurl n few inoro jiiuls of hij homy tongue Juilgo Kphoincral Wigton is eiunpiii on hla trail vvlth a lomoiiaclo and a strong "stick. " Now that F I. Toss has been nominated fioin S.illiio nnd ( lane for the house , the question is , .villlils old time side pirtner , J. W. Diwcs , tuko thoatunp for him 1 Young Mr. Biy.in U glvlnp ; tlio farmers a v u led programme , lie tilkod two hours oil the tiirltf Satuidny at Mead arid closed the exorcises by tunning a foot race with n pie.ichcr. Ho may beat a preacher , but that will not elect him. Neither Van Wyek noi Uonnell aw prc.tehcis at Ic.ist of the goipcl. It isHiild tlintChuicti IIovvo has had alia ? mailo out of blue hickory ( the goods being a lemiunt loft from Tom Mijora' ' liistslilit pattern ) , and tint it lloiits gracefully over his Nemnlia count ) liciinori. Bluo-vUngcd peace seems to bo settling over Nctmiha count ) after all Wlilte dips have been m.iklng some iport at I3eunctt , this state , but the latest : uh ices ni o to the effect that that veteran , Tom 1'iicc , nas escaped. V01C.U 01TJU3 bTATJS I'BUSS. I'tty This Is not a time for men to force themselves - selves on the patty , and those who nn not secure - cure the suppoit of the unit and llio had bet ter take heed. Knll Picnic. /Can MCI/ / ' " ' ' Candidates Ilarlim and Mrlvclghan are to stump the Second tllstiict together und will debute upon the Issues of the day Mr. Har- Ian will enjoy the biggest picnic ot his life. Don't ' . Trlckoiy I'aj. OA'cll ! I'untlcr It may bo proper to icniailc right hero that politics and politicians aio not always what tlioy scorn , vetn straightforward , consistent course is alwajs sure to win in the on it , whllo duplicity nnd treachery will always bo re buked. _ Stabbed 'JCIioIr I'cst Friend. Kearney Ilnta i > ntc. The action ot the prohibitionists will cost the amendment thousands of icpublican votes. .Men who love their polity will not levviul its v\ouldbo assassins with victory for their peculiar ideas Kicks v\or < io Thnn n PlatlannuOi Ilciiild. The ( loublD-shottoJ , bivlc-action democratlo people's tic'cet ' arrangeincnt is shooting harder behind than in front , nnd hnvoo is re ported in the serried ranks of the political of fice hunteis who stand behind the gnus , Sovorc lint 'irue. Oc'c Vhlc'tc IslcICo iglmn prob.ibly assumes tliat the denioeiatie piity does not care ivhtit ho docs and says if ho c.in thereby secure an election. Tliat is a rather sovuio assumption against the party , and if they aio so do void of men- hood and common decency it Is right and pi oper th it they should wallow along a few jcais lougcr hi a pitiable condition. co ux % Vlion some of our readers get In the notion of spiendlngus promtscously over the nil- joiniiicf township for something mean wo liavo clone , they will please lot us know in advance and wowill bo out when they call. Demand hoiiiclliiiii ; Dollnito. Chnimn Adeoeatc. Charley Conger wont doivn to Valentino last week again to see his best girl. Charley his been engaged in this "bost gill" business for some time now , and his friends begin to hope for something definite bcfoie long. 'i'liankw lor Hqunro TMcals. H' < k. ( l/nou Gaulle. George Butcher will please got down on his knees vvhilo we thank him for a couple of clo'en cars of green corn , Gcoigo Garrison will please stand up in a coiner till wo thank him fora moss of roasting ens. Where die you get'cm , Geoigo } Tlio "Clminpiiio" hteps Down. Ynih Star. "Tho cares of this life , and thodccictfulness ff trtlina 1 1 n nr t nl 1 > \ * ilin fitoi.i rrn ni i inr causes us to letiro from the management o : the oflico. During our tvvo years with tlio Stir wolnvo trioi to do our work so us to help the cause we chninpine "What Mi ; li ( Ilavo Happened. llixiM Cimntu Arum The small boj immeaiately cliarpcd wltl wilting cilitoiluls for the Albion Ncwa dic\v bcveielyupon tlio gray in ittcr of his liritn last week by trUng to place the Argus in a ridiculous position because , owing to a mis talte of the proof-rcidor , "convulsed" was spelt "comulccd. " Misspelt vvoids uro often ovoi looked In pioof lending in e\orj pilnting oillee. If tills onieo vviilioJ to play tlio "Smart Aleck" it would call attention to the misspelt woids in that big Boone count } fair poster that the .News bray , about pi int- ing nnd inquire ) if it was not wholly the fitul of the pioof-roaclcr that the bill woie prmiec tint v\ny. But wo are not in the "Smar Aleck" business and don't mention such little undo bj n competitor in business. * IMIK 1 > ATIOA Agricultural lixliiliits In IScbi-askiianc Adjiiinliur States. Belo\\ \ are given the dates of the couaty fairs in Nebniski und bUtte fulu in adjoiuiuj fatate1 ! . UiunJ Islaiul Ijeut sii ur i > ilaco OUL'IIS bop tunl > ur I. PloiixUltycornpiInco opens "cpt ember 23 , li. ins is HI ill ) fulr , huptuiiibisr ll-JO \\yoiulnxkt itofulr , Soijlonibcr lli-19. M IIIUSIvA IOUM1" TAIIIS. Ailanis . . . Sopt. 2t t (3 .1:0 bupt .W-Oct. Ill-lino . . Sopt.riHall ! . . . fcupt 18-1 lltaun . . . . Su jit. IT-JO jjnrl.m . tupl. < | - Iliioiiu . . . . Soiil. 17-1J IlltUujoek . bul ] 10-1 Hull ulo . . . , bcit. ] Ki- . boptt-.ii : ( lliltler . ' -opt SII-J ICoarnc ) . Sept Sl-a ? < 'iiH4 . . Sept l'i-H Mnioln Snpt.ill-lU ( linyctmo .Sojit. ai-Jl Mmllwin . . ' opt , 17-1'J C'Jiy Sopt. HHJ Muiluk SupU17-t0 ( 'omit Sept 17-IJ NIIIIIU .bupt.XI-'Jll limning . . . Sc nt at-37 NuuUolU faojit u-Oet.'J ( ) < 'nitiT .feopt. : wOiJtl I'll ice Supt l'17 Iliwin . . .bupt 17-2J 1'olK . . hojit , ! ifi DlMiu . Sopt. 'Jft Harpy . hopt , 17-19 . . . .i\KO \ Sc'pl. IW-Oct Irt.iiindiM . Sept , " - 4 lluw.011. . . fcopt. ' I-.M fluriniin. . bci | t lb-18 Douglas . . Soot. 1-1 -it niton bopt UU-Oot , I lllliTioro Soii.lll-l'Viilloy | ' ) | . Sept SI-37 Irimklln. . .Hopuai-JljVorlc bopt a-6 Deniooraoy niul SloiinonUin , CWcdtfO Inter Ocean. The democrats nro sure of ono county In Wyoming. It is populated by Moimons. 'liio Hand of I'rovlilonco. The ronomlnation of KogerQ. Mills , whic 1ms Just taken place , Is another evldenc tliat providence is kind to the republicans. FROM THE CAPITAL CITY , TLo Kidnaping Mystery nt iLtncolu Finally Unvellcil , MPROYED ORDER OF RED MEN , low Ijibor Day Will Ilo Cnli'lirntoil Iltirlnl of Olt Prow , AVIio Dlotl Under Hiunio Ciroiiiu- Btanooi Notes. LINCOLV , Neb , .August ni fSpoclal to Tnr. Di'c.J After eight clnys of ngonl/lut ! autponso the tmieutsof llttlo 1'ntsy Dump arc o\prjojeil to have their boy restored to , liom njilu , u yoinjf Inly 11 unoil Oonx llouso jihiKlng him bick jououliy. Tlio story of lU nbiliii'tloii Is moat peculiar A wcolc n o nit Fililay , whllo Mi1 , atiil MM. Peter llurup \\ero both n\vay fioin homo , JIUs IOM House , who llvct with her ptrcntt , Mr nnd MM. Willlim House , on n ficni about ulno nillea southwostof Lincoln anil nbout two tnllus from Uonton , cuno ill ivttig past the lluiuiihotnooithur way wn-town , when the blight llttlo follow nskuil her If lie coulil rlilo n far us the com t house witli her. SHe ixl- lowed him to do so mid on talking with him found him au unusually intulllti'cnt boy nud she nslccil him if ho lllw to live on af.ifin The boy leplicd thnt ho would , uiidIthout even notifying hti p\iunts \ Miss House ihovo home , liking the boy with her. Hosi\stlixt ! ho w. tiojteil splonitidly there nuJ tolh glowing sUn ici nbout the npplos anil plum ? ho got to cat on the fniin , to sa.\ nothing of tlio discovery of lion's nciU andothcr adventures. Ho snys Miss House w.intod liimto rom.iln , tut hoi1 mother advised otherwlsb ntul the boy % \ in hi ought hc'c ' yoslot d ly. Tlio mother , : \no mm boon cuizeuitli grief , nlniost f ilutoJ with Joy when she saj lier boy uH\o anilell again , How a person eoulil tike n child mystm lously fi otn his huiao and keep him so long without even notlfjiiiL' his par ents , is Indeed injstonous , but tlio mother \\as \ too Klul to sen tier boy again to ehlilo the thoughtless young Aumi.in for lierstianuo ac tion. Neither Mr. nor Mis. Uurup o\or mot Miss House befni o nitllR HIM ) MI'S. A noxv society , the third orKinl/ntion of the lilnd in the st.ito , is boini ? started heio. ll is to bolnn\\ii us the Improved Orilor of Hed Men. The lo.idois In the mo\emcntaio \ ory enthusiiistlo in their desorinUons of the voihhiij3 of Uioorg.mUation and thcio nro nlre..dy over t\\o hundred and thiity pen tic- inon of inoio 01 less pi eminence uholuuo signed the potltlon md will thereby beeomo ihai lor inoinbcis ot the oig.mi .ition. It is a secret society , of course , mid the icg.ill i and tmifoiins will bo modeled after the attire of thu Amoiicnn sn\agc , only it vill bo less gtudj and ludo anil moie artistic. The Innci woiKinps of the order are unique and idles } nciMtic il , and based on the ti.idl- tlons and'icligina of the liuliin. Whether ( "ifh enndldntu is to bo sc lined or not durinff the oidoal of initiation is not known , but in such c.iso bald headed n en Mill bo ineligible In addition to the fi.itoniil and patriotic spirit taught by the iltual , the now organ/1- ! tton also piovldot for n lo\\ priced accident and life insuianco to its members. The iorra.il oiganizatiou occuis on the evening- September 10. ijnou DVV. Tomonow U Labor day and Lincoln will obbeuo the occasion in ft proper la.mnci. As it is a public holid.ij , all the suite , county and citv ouices ill bo closed and the clerks and other poisons in the simoallowed the day for their own use and plcasuio. All the banks will suspend business for the d.iv , and of course- the various Justices of the pcaco will close up shop , all e ises sot for that duto beniff I'Oiitinnod until Tuesday. At U 3D n m occurs the giand pmado of the hboi oigani/atioas , the farnieinllhiiuo und tlio Kniglits of L-ibor. At 11.30 a in a reception w ill bo held at Cushman p-irlc The addiesb of welcome will bo made by S. , T. Kent , \ \ hilo the icspoiiso will bo mailo by C. N. Muylicrry , the alliance candidate * for sec- raUuy of state After the bisket nlculo W. II. Ivlivor will deliver nn aildioss on "IK'iiollts or Oiaiil/nton ( ! " Monis L. \\heit vill speak on "Knights of Libor , I'nst and Present , " L. .1. Bold will talk about "Organization , " andV G. Tiacy \ \ ill close with a tall : on "Tho Alliance. " la addition to thcoo attractions thcie will bo ( hulling , lacing and other spoils ni M u or err n. mow IIDRIRO. Tlio funeral over the body of Ott II Trow , who met his death under such Htrnngo cir- uinistanios csteiday morning , occuired nt 1 o'clock this nftoinoon at Iil5 Q stieet , the lesiilenco of J. II. Plow , the father of the de ceased. A laigo niiinbor of rclntitos and fricmlh were in attendamw at the ceremonies. Ho % . Stein of St. Paul Methodist Enlscopil church pioslcled o\or the Kst sad iltos and pro ched n liuef but impressive sermon. The remains of the unfortunate joung mm , who wai the suppoit of his father and mother , \\oio convoked to Wjulca coinotciy where they \ \ oio lo 01 cd to their flual resting place. ODDS AM ) 1MS. ) The conservatory of music opens tomorrow. It is reported tint Harry Smith , late local inauagei ol the Postal Telegraph company , and who is out under 5 > 00 bonds to answer to the charge of embezzling o\er $31)0 ) fioin the Postal 'lelcgraph conipiny.is to bo ono of the writers on the new Sunday papei in case ho is clo.ued ot the charge against him. It is siiil thnt Kinest Mohlor , nn amateur b.useballist nt Nebrasln City , is to pitch on trial for the Lincoln club in ono of the pio- ieojionalgamej to bo played hero this ucelc. xxim of Tin : The flio limits of ( ieno\a hive been ex tended. SUnton county will have an cvhibltat the state fair. The Gorman Lnthfraus of Stanton mo oiectiiiB a j..OUO ' chuich. The "iound-up" of stock commences In Grant and adjoining i-ountlu this week. Worlt is to bo commenced nt once on the now Episcopal chinch building at Wilbur , The Col fax county republican convention has been called to meet at Sthu > ler , Septem ber 111. Giant county Ins no Inndcd Indebtedness and but fouitoon ie.il ostito mortyngea oio letoidod The commissioners of Jefferson county luuolot coimacts for six iron biidgci to bo built In < ho county. A call hus been issued for an election in Fniibiiiy to vote $ \OW ) in bonds to build u citj hall and hoe house. The republicans of the Twenty-fifth scna- tonil distiitt ha\o nominated U II. bcovlll of Hamilton for state senator. A horsfs thief m uio a liaul of two valuable animals fioin fiumeis , living nuir Mason City and escaped without leaving a clue. The Stanton hU'h school opens on Septem ber 8. Prof Miller of Mlllaid law been chosen piinclpal for the ensuing year. 1'oti-r Sumstine of Salem was bitten by a r.ittlcaii il.o the other cluj , but bit ; doses o ! the n ual antidotes pievcnted any haimful effects Tlio f on rcarold son of C. K. Glover of Iwong I'ino Fault a bonllro in his father's barn and the building and its contents woio do- stroied. Hebron has been declared a city of the second end cliss and \otoboptomupr IB on r piopo&ition to issue i'l.OLHJ in bonds to bulk walurwotkx Micluol Kru , a prominent and wealthy ploucoi settler of Platte county , died at hi * residence near Columbus hut Thursday of hoait disease. A valuable Clovolnnd bay Kentucky broc horse belonging to .T. 8. Small of Geneva was found dead la his btall the other moming. Ko cause lsUuu\\ii. Lightnlnif btiuik the Gorman Lutheran church at Kohuj lor , tore down the chimney , nmdo a big hole in tlio coiling and floor anil did considerable other dninngo , Editor Corivll of the Hebron Journal has nivopifd the position of editor of the ORilei ( Utah ) Commercial , and will leave ills wife to manage Ids Nebraska newspaper propeity Thoattoinoy of the Miles estate has of fered to donate eleven acua of land for a public park if the ncoplo of David City will ialho $ i,000 by pilvale subbciiptioa to im prove the grounds. Subscriptions are being raised at Geneva o place n memorial window in the KpN _ church In memory of Thomas 11 ferrlsl Cnlghtof 1'ythlM who wni drownoa dufl .lio encampment nt Mllwnukeo , J ) II. Oodfroy and IM IHhorson were. , rested nt Crete , charged with running1 > roi > orty mortgaged to illrm of binkcrt I Cenesaw. The property , 5 team of horsl mid n lumber wagon , waa lecovored , Adjutant General Cole of tliostnlo rallltlnl lins Issued orders for the election of n cmitnlnl of Company A , Second rcgimont , second lion , tenant of Company 11 , Second ivglment , and n captain anil llm mid second lloutcnants of Troop A , c.ivnhy. Prank Glen of IHMroth some dnjs ago sc- cuied the company of Miss U > or to attend n ; > nrty nt Henry Cnr\xiitei's ; , snjs the Ulootn- jigton 1'cho. Wlnloon the \\iiv to the pirty the couple met Willis Young who requested of Glen thnt ho be allowed n pilvato eonver- s itlon with the lady. The necommodatlng young fellow hnIng \ given his consent , Young assisted the young 1 idy to alight and helped iier into his own buggy \ > lth tno request llmV Glen iviimln u few moments where ho was , whllo Young nnd tlio yonngiiuly ; look n few moments' ditvoovor the hill. Glca sat and belli his horses until ho became tired and then started In pursuit onlj to llnd thnt Young and the ( jiil had skipped to Kearney and got man led. I lMMt ( , Henry county has lost over three thousand in population in ten jonrs Tlio alliances of ICoisutli comity ha\o foimcd n county organization , Tlio new bucket nnd tub factory at Dubuque - buquo w ill begin operations this \\celc. P. .1 Cowan , the defaulting treasurer of llnrdm county , has been pardoned by lio\ei- nor Holes. P. clso . a Davenpoit colored mnii , Is In Jail chnrgcil with attempting to chop his inothei-in-law's head oil with a hatchet , Arty Peterson , a nlnc-jcnrold llurlington horse thief , will spend . \ few j cms at the re- foini school in the hope of iinpioving his moiMlj Tlio Iowa nssoclation of trotting horse bicoileis' races take pliico at Cedar Kaplds Soptembri 111 to 10. Ten stul.o laces , IncluJ- ing three stallion contests , are on the pro- gi.inline. \i biicn uoei.ionnviiimius , , in going from ono room to another , nmdo a in stake and opened the wrong door and fcllhcadlongdovui the cellar-way , biealilng Ids nei-k. Ho leaves an Imalid wife , who has been his eonipinloii for more than half a century , and several mm tied chllihui. A Sac county farmer 1ms tried tlio cxporl muntof sowing ten bushels of wheat and ill teen bushels of oats together on a ten nine tract , with vciy suttsf.iaoiy lesults. Ono hundred busllels of w lie a nnd 'iS bushels of oats was the jield , measured m thu gruiu came fioin the tiuoslior. In a ruinway at Dnburiuo , Ale s Prick , nn old ni.m or he\entj-two , was thrown from a wagon and toulbly Injured His right h , , ' was biokcii below the Knee , ono of hlsiiln fiactmed.hls nose urokcn nnd n deep gash cut in his foielie.nl. O\\ing to ills advanced jc.irs , icco\cry is considered doubttul. "Tramp , " one of tlio most noted horses In lown , died at Muscatino tlio other day. Ho wis twonlv-sl\ yours of ngo and owned by the Ilin es hi others of that city for twenty- five je.us Ho was tlio sire of nine houes In thou ill list , about twoiity-llvo vith lecords undei 2-JOandgrandsiie6f : a nuiiiUer la tlio I ! JO list. Gieat excitement piotnlls In Decorah over mysteiious lights in an unoccupied house la that place The house was foimoilv occupied by S uiiuel Johnson , w ho , with a mistress and child , made It then home , nud tlio neighbors were accustomed to heir the ciics of tlio child , but hi March last quietness eaino and in tint month Johnson disappeared. At tlio time much comment was caused and the mat ter was biought to the attention of Sheriff Nogaid. A seueh of the pieinises uncaithed tlio lemains of the woman and child buried In the collar The lights In the house , which have appeared nightly since the liiullngof the woman's body , uio described by some as being similar to that of n caudle nnd by others as phosphoiescent. They disappear when visit ors iippiou h , nnd paitics lm\o been organized to solve thr- enigma by \ lgil.mtatch. . The Two Jlnlcotas. Burglnrs aio rushing business at Dead- wood. D. 1C. Biyant of Huron has boon appointed n incmbei of Uio state bo.ud of pLarmacy. Fifteen no\v school houses will bo erected onthoSiouic icservation htcly oiencdwithlu ] the next few months. Ihuso school houses uio to coot in the nelghboihood of 700 each. A nuiuhed-acro Held of \ \ heat belonging to CUius Younger , living near Kllcton , w.is de- strojcd by lliou lew da > s ugo. llio Ilio.n st.irtcd bv some c.uelc&s sportsmen who wcio hunting in the field. A test case has been made to determine the constitutionality of tint certain net of the ilrst legislative assembly of the state of Noith Dakota Itnovwi as "an act to pio\Ido for tlio oigani/atlon and goveminent of state banks. " A 3 ouiic man named Miller , working on n farm near nilcndalo , N D. , was overcome by gas while descending into dwell and fell a distance of llfty fcot , stiiking on his head. He was dead when taUui out. 'Jho deceased was a son of a piondncut f.umcrlu Mclutosh county. Jack Vaughn , nn oldeilv man cmplojedjnt Kratka's lively bam in Madison , attempted to htund on tlio top of a lander to null on a bo.ird atn hciL'ht of some twenty feet from the ground. Ho lost ills balance and fell to the ground , stiiking on his held in such a manner .is to make a sevcie scalp wound. James Montgomery , a jonng man working on , i new building In Grand Talkswas assist ing in the work of elcvntingsomu boa\y stone to the upper sloiies and his loft hand was diauii into ono at' the l.ngo pullojs in itnch a manner us to prevent cxliicalmg himself. Tlionist linger and put of the second vuis pulled out entltol ) fioin the hand , the ten dons being drawn foi a distance of several inches. Tr ) Bnhnson of Ciookston was called pro- fesskmnllv to Pislior nnd on airlving attbo depot ut that plneo win shot and killed by a fanner mimed Iloiaco Husscll The bullet cnti ted the lack piit of his be id nnd cniuo out over the ije The llrst shot missed thu doctor and innio\\ly escaped hilling ono of the biakcmen A few weolts ago the wife of tlio assassin hid loft him , andln some v\.iy or another ho had concluded that Ur llnlni- son was responsible foi thosepiiritlon. After committing the deed Huisell Hod to tlo woods nnd hid thcio for a short time \vlica ho v < lun- tauU came out of ambush anil gave himself up , saving. "I ivaat every ono to know what 1 done It for and then 1 don't ' care what they do with inc. " Noi th Dakota is in n peculiar fix -with rof- oicnco to a stito levy for state taxes. 'Iho constitution provides that the legislative as sembly shall pass a law for raising revenue , but the legislature neglected to pass a law for such a puipose. and the question now is as to v\lint cm lx > done 'llio old tcriitorial law empowuod thostuto hoard of eriuall/a- tlon to lix tlio rate , and the tuiitoiml liw pievalls while no state law has tepeilcd the same The eonstltutlon permits a 1-inlll rate and the tori Itornil law only n 3-mlll rate. ISvon the 4 mill rate will leave a dcllcioncy and law\ersuro cogititingns towhntcan bo dono. Tlio levying of a tax being the taking of pti vnio piopeity for public put poses , tlio law In icgaid thcrc-to is nlwnjs tigldly con- htuied , and Ills not unlikely Hint them maybe bo those who will undci tiilso to i-osist llio col lection of state revenue levied under the cir cumstances OMAHA. LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. Subscribed nnd Guaranteed Capital.f' > 00,050 I'nldlnCnpltal W.WJ iluysand tolls Etocks unil bondit noRotlute'i cnminerulnl papur ; ncclvoi nnd uxocutoa trusts ; nets as triiinfi'r UKcnt anil truates ol corporations , talios clmrgu of proDorty. eel lojts taxou. Omaha Loan &Tr\istCo SAVINGS BANK. S E Connor lOtli and Douglan Sta I'ald In Canltal . . 150.000 Bubsorlliod and Ouarmtrcd Onpltul . . . lf ,0W ( LlubJllty of Htookholderi 200,000 5 Per Cent Interest Paid on Dopoilti I'ltAMC J , IjAMlK. Oashlor. ORlcon : A.U. VVjiniin , inotldciil ! J.J. Drown , vlce-iTosldent , W.T. Wyiuan , troasiuer. Jlroctors-A. : U. Wyman , J. II. Mlllurd. J. J Ilrnwn , Ouy U.Ilarlou , n.V. . Nouli. Tlioin J. Kltuball , UcortfoU. Lako. " '
