TJHJfi GiUABA DAIJL.Y . BEEfflJJflSDAY. ; , SUPTEiUBER 2 , 1890 ,
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hMitliOiiinliii. Corner N miri ST.tli Streets.
inunill HIutT * . Ml'psrl Kliot't.
( lili'iico OflleCi II ? fliainbir i > r rmntnrroc
fuvv YnrK.IEonnilt UJniuin. Tilhtlno ( tullellng
l oeutuuiilli fetieol.
AH minnm n Irut loin rrlntltu to n > w nnd
t'lllorlnl in itttT Hhiiild bo mlJtuswil 10 Uio
Ulllorlul liipiiilinoni.
All l > imliie < < Ifltcriniiil miulUmi'M's slioiild
lie addii'ttnid to I he Hoc ruhllililii Coiiip.iiiy ,
Uiiiiiln , Draft * cliccl. " mill tnMoflie o union
In lie uuiilo imvablo U < the iiiuer at llio oe > ni-
Jinny.
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EWOItN STATEMENT OP CIUUUhATlON ,
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Ore 11. T/ichne'U secretary ol Tlio Boo
rul > lli > liln.uotniunv cluoi'ioliMiin I J4npitrlti.it
llio iiiliiiililiciiliitloii ol Tin I'AIIY HIT. for
Ilio ucoU uulliig August ! , 35.X ) . vi ! ) in fol
lows :
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tuturihiy. August 30 . i.'O.S.13
Average . 121,121
Quo II. TCIIIIIC. .
K\M > rn tn tip fora IIN > ntvl subscribed In my
jrrpoiice this UOlli flay of August. A. I.1" > 'K ' ) .
IMAI..I N 1' . I'mfiotary 1'ubllo.
pr 2 - ra r = - I
Foil trie present week at least Grand
Island will take "sugar inhors. "
Till ! ] Moocsssion us a giancl exhibition
ff llio bono and sinowof the metropolis
ot the IrimbrMibbourl legion.
TJIR ticastiry call Tor twenty millions
of additional bonds viill l < oop the wolf
from the doom of the bondholders torn ,
/ owvccLs. \ .
PrxxsvnANIV highwaymen havoa
Crent dejil to learn. They should talio
lessons fioin Missouri before attempting
to puictico their profession.
'FoiiTy-rmtiiii mid. a half per cent in-
C'-fibc in bank clearings for the hist wool :
in .Auprtut will do for midsummer , but
\\uiltilltho fill icluins aic in.
"Wi : Alolalo uo conlldinco in saying
that seine of the candidates abroad for
county und loglsintL\o olllcoswill reap
"a luirvest of batroiircgiots. "
Ir Mi. iMcKolglum bliould suddenly
discovei that human toll was a laigo
part of human "hipplnoss , tlio question
Iswould ho admit it upon the stump ?
Tin : icnoitof. the purchase of nuovs-
jMipor t > ) Senator Quay indicates his vol
untary rotircmont from public life or a
delibornto ohallen o to political suicide.
KR reports ImAO it that "William
and Aleuimlcr Boloiiinly agreed to pie-
Borio the peace of 13uropo , An early In
crease in their respective armies may be
looked for. " * '
Tun comit/v ij iiot In a mood to sanc-
'SGaslon ot congress , as pio-
posed by Senator Edmunds. Public \\ol-
faro demands an curly sottloinont of
pending legislation and prompt udjouin-
mcnt.
13v a comWnatlon of faimou and dem
ocrats , nn alliance man wis elected
speaker of the Oklahoma legislature.
His life is despaired of. Tindinp him
self involuntarily hi democratic company
doubtless piovod too much , for his
noivous system.
"Puoimm'iOJf , " snys the Topeka Ite-
pitllican , fijwaking'f torn oxpoilonco , "has
bred more intolciunco in Kansas than all
the other isms that over emanated from
the infernal regions. " Which fact is
commended to the cjilra confaldoration of
the * otcrs of Nehralca. .
in bomothing sad in the an
nouncement that the Fanners' Alliance
of South Carolina has swallowed the
democratic party. Many tiooplo vho
stood biok nnd loolccd atTillman feared
Boniothlnptorrihlo , but the most willing1
no er thought tlmt the democratic party
iroulil lo taken In.
KADICAL o.\tonsion of tlio flic limit
would bo npproulatod liy o\ory \ onter-
prlbinghtiildor. When thooroction o !
frame tinder boxes Is permitted side by
Bldo with Hiibstiintiiil bilck blocks the
city not only iiultosdib.ibtrous fliesbut
cheeks permanent investment.
Mouuovv of San Fian-
has . ixiif'itioo * the
LI. - . .jv , . lity to
B- t through bucaueo of thefudoial uj > -
polntmonts uliiih had been made in his
dibtrict , Mr. Morrow certainly did not
consult ills friends or the friends of any
one in declining to run. IIo
\\jisfrijfhtonod ,
OiiE\T gobs of gloom envelop the
democracy of North Dalcotu. Wllbin a.
weolc one ciuididato oa the Btato ticket
dropped dead , another woposos to
tixno from the blatoiinda tlilrd retires
foi-.peiBonal reasons. The dislntugra
tion of the tlcknt would not bo such a
Bprlous mtvttjr wore there a Hiifllciont
number of domoerats in the state ready
toaoucpt the coitly honor of a nomina
tion.
Tine deep Lirbor at Gulvoston now
Booms to have some chance. The conference
once committee on the i Ivor and huiboi
bill has agreed to put the Gnlvoston liar
boron the list of porrnanent improvements
monts , Tills moans that it will not have
to depend on the river and harbor Ml'
hereafter for the annual appropriation.
{ L'he piesont 1)111 will cuiry nn approjirlu
lion of $500,000 for Immediate use in the
linproNomont of thodoop water harbor
but the socrotnry of war will bo author
\-M& to tmlco a contract to cover the
rholo work , thus contemplating the ox
pondlturo of 50,000,000 , , , Hereafter till
appropriation will very sensibly b
culled "annual" and "permanent" ant
vlll not wait lor the long- and oontinuoc
dverand harltor expenditures.Yhll
tlio ri > or h running It would seem thu
Jin world is 11 cot ing.
TllK
To the I dltor Of iii ! 1K \ > : 1 noticed the
crotB-flro resulting fioin your illvor VB ,
spucch. Don't jou think jouworo
Htllo off" UiUH n common o.\resslon |
when you snid :
1 They ( the government ) never agreed to
ply the soldiers In gold. The ( jrooiibnelf
pissed current for adollarnt that time. "
You iurely know better than that. Orccn-
backs were not Issued for sotuo months attoi
vnr : nii prodalnicd. 1 Uilnk K you will
coiiHtilt with the boys who went out llrst you
will 11ml thfy fjot ° | | ! "i < l some of tliew two
inymcnts In yold and sllvoi , The current
money that tbo Kou'i'iimont p.ild when the
v.ir broke out vaa ail "Implied contract"
You wore right \\hcn \ you salil the boys
vo'ililliiivofe'oiio just tlio same \\lthoutuiij
piv ; Lveijbocly knows tbat Itvs not the
l > i > that toolc them , for every man tint en-
IMciltlio llrst jcar u w Butting fioni tno to
ton t lines us much us TJnclo Bam paid him ,
01 promised top.iy When the greenback
viis only -\\ortli IU ecnts In gold , It was only
n promise mi'l In plate of 81H they ot 3.20
in money , the purchistug power belaRverj
snmll Indeed. 'Iho boys Jld not stop tomulio
oil a written contract with the go\ernment
before the ) onllUod , but puttholi shoulders
to the wheel llrst , trusting to the honor and
lutoRilty of thu government they foil put so
lard to sa\e top.iythom Is thu obligation ,
tlioicfore , Itas ] aJtJ
'J'liouontiaoUis sent us blankcti that
uould hardly liolil togotlicr until tliov reached
the fiont , let alone nitual use , received their
jny In cold , and who uai thoio to say to
thorn nayl If honojt for 010 why not for
tlio other ! AVhnt would tlio contiMctofs1
Jictouos lu worth if the boyi had not lushod
tothufiontl Go ask the southern plantou
and leilacii whose Mist uUitcs fell beneath
fie dcvastittagbreitb ofw.itl
If 3011 agrco to fuuilih nu ono gallon of
milk daily for tlino 3 curs and at
the end of six months your
meusuio Iciks so that I only got tineo plats ,
Is it right for ino to lose tlio othci live pints !
You may not Invo milk enough logo aiounil
to allour customers on account of the leak
As nn honest mm , after jou got your moAsuio
IKcd , wouldn't > ou mnira up tholoaslhul
paid jou for ! Ami ain't ' that about In tlio
inopoitlon thut the boys got pild i
All this has nothingespccUU.v to do with
sllvei vs. gioenb.K-lcs tolay , but I hu\o onlj
followed out a tiini of thought thu the dh-
cusslon brought up Porrnypirt , ! think the
government should p.ij thut before paying
such largo amounts out for pensions.
I'll TvrilKTiIl UNOH Voa-N7Lf.lt.
Dining the lirtt ycir of the war , tlio
premium 011 gold waa otilj t\\o to thric
per cent , and the { frounb.ick dollar WHS
north iiiiioty-oi jhteoiitsin gold. Inlfe02
the pioiniuinon gold , i.ingod nil the way
fronitwoto thirt-thioo per cent. Gold
\\aaquotcdat \ 1.0'J ' in Juno and 1.10 In
August of that year. In December It h.ul
gotieupto 1.33. Inotherordaonodollii' ,
In gold was worth $1.33 in papjr money.
At that rate the p.iper dolhir was worth
75 cents in gold. In 18(53 ( , the
premium on gold raagod fioni 1.21
to 1.72. At tlio hig-liost pio-
mium of that j oar the paper
dollir was worth 32 cents In 1S51 the
gold premium i.ingod from 151 to 2.CO ,
und in 18C5 , whoji the waiclofaod , gold 10-
oodedto 1.50 , vhieli mudo the paper
dollar worth US touts in gold.
Thls shows thut the roonback , during1
thogro'iter pirtof tlio war , AMIS vorthn
great deal rnoro than fortv cents on tho-
dollur. _ - "
r'Vto-teliow of no soldlorg who oxpocled
to bo paid off in gold. On the contrary ,
all who voluutooioditli \ or without a
bounty , all who onlibtod ns substitute ,
nnd all vhoworo drifted into the boi-
vice clearly understood that they were
to lie paid in the ouuont money of the
country. The piemlum oa gold waa a
matter of apocul ition , and excepting-
California , and on the coast during the
win was a commodity just like quinine.
It is not true th.it contiactors for
blankets or uny comuilssary or
qunrtormastor supplies woio paid In
gold. All contractors were paid in
greenbacks , just the same as our boldiois ,
our congressmen , our bupremo judges
nnd the president of the Uiiltod States.
Abraham Ijliieolii received only 325,000 a
year in greenbacks , while the presidents
sineo Goneial Grant's first term have
received 850,000 a ) oar In
money interchangeable for gold
nndsiHor. Had the soldiers been able
to hold onto their money until specie ro-
bumption , they could "have exchanged
their RreonbacKs lor gold. Unfortun
ately most of them , ; ere not capitalists ,
but that is no fault ot the goornraont. .
'There has been no conspliacy to defraud -
fraud the fcoldior , as is often
asserted by the money quuclcs , hut
tlicio was a conspiracy among-
the disloyal elements in the north dur
ing the war to cry down tlio greenback ,
erevte discontent and destroy confidence
in the ability of the nation to rodootnlts
obligations. .And some of the most
blat.intblatherskites who have for yoirn
been howling about the Injustice clone
the union feoldier were copperheads and
bushwliaelcers during the wur.
/A' ar ; ; ; iNTuniiST orMOXOVOLY ,
If a duty is retained on binding twine
it will bo in tlio interest of ono of the
closest monopolies or combinations in
this country and distinctly inimical to
tbo Interest of the great body of farmers
who must use binding t\\lno. The tuibt
which controls this importmt article ,
from the ruw material to the nianufuc-
tuiod product , had a pretty thorough
ailing- before the country lust joar , so
thitnomoinhorof congress cm pleadIg-
noianooof its character. Thofarmoisof
nearly ovoiy state in the union ere nr-
rajod against this inonopolj' , and those
of the west nnd northwo t pirtleularly
weio uiifiuallflod in donounclng- the
trust nnd counseling against the pur-
chiiso of its goods. Tiioro has never
boon in this country a inorogonoial var-
faio against the product of a monopoly
than \MIS inndoin this case , nnd It is un
questionable that the fiu'tnois expected
relief at the hands of the present con-
g-i ess. When it Is understood that the test
of binding twine Instyenrwas ti\o cents
for every bushel ot wheat , amounting-
for the entire ciop to nearly ton million
dollars , and that tlio estimated profit of
the trust -was forty per cent , the import
ance of this item to the fanners of the
countiy can bo roivlUod.
The present late of duty on binding-
tvlno is two nnd one-half cents per
pound , The house bill proposed to reduce -
duce it to ono nnd ono-quartor cents per
pound , and the senate llnanco committee -
too propose to make the duty ono and
oiio-hnlf contj per pound. In his
speech advocating an amendment
topluco blndinir tvlno on the free list ,
Senator Davis of Minnesota showed very
clearly that a proper regard for the In-
tcrcste of llioarmors / demanded that
tills bo dono. lie stilted , and tlio tiuth
of thostatemont will not bo questioned ,
tint the outlro business Is governed by
combination of nil , or e > ubstaiitlntly nil ,
of the manufacturers of cordtigo and
binding tnlno a combination which
exists both for the purpo3o of bujlnprlho
rmv material , wliich absolutely contiols
It in tlio places w heio It la g ro\v n , atul also
for the purpojo of limiting the Bale of
tlio mmufitctuicd product and Ikliiglts
piluo. There are foity-two of thcno
nimufnotuiorHlii the country , and how
successful they hnvo boon In retaining-
control of the homo mirkoliu sho\Mi in
the fact that there were but about \\olvo
hundied pounds ot binding tvlno Im
ported duiing- the Ibual year ended Juno
30,18SO , valued at two hundied nnd nine
teen dollars , nnd which pildndutyof
less than ilfly dollars. So recently
as last July the trust formed
a combination with tlio cordage
manuf.ietuierdof C.mndn , and they will
vorlc tog-ether in llxing the prices of
the law materials and nmmiuietuiod.
pioducts and dote i mining- the limits of
] ii eduction.
Tlioto is , perhaps , llttlo reason to
doubt that the binding Ulno trust is
ntnetublo , us Senator Divis declared , to
the piiuvUlos of the act pisselbytho
Vrcscnt conffioas to piotect tiado nntl
eommorco iig.iln&t unlawful lestr.ilnta
iitul inonopoli 3 , but , howo\or this may
oo , the retention of a duty \\hkh \ is dis
tinctly in the Inteiost of monopoly , en
abling it to extort an enormous jnofit
fioin the f tumors of the country , is
something wlilch a republican congiess
tumot allord to do.
VKIRKDLY
The republic of Urn/11 is the llrst coun
try of South Amoilea to form illy ex
press a f ilondly interest in the proposed
lociproeity policy of the "Unitol Stiles ,
and the fact is interesting1 and impoitant
for the reason that our tiado with that
country it larger thnn with anj other of
the South Amoricin countries. The ap
prehension tliatDin il might logout the
piopo-ition toiostoro the ( UK on eoH'oe
and hides unices the duties im
posed by tint country upon
American farm products were
icmoted , nppjavsto have boon without
foundation. On the contniry , the lira-
7llhm minister at Washington has btatod
by aullioiity of the homo government
that Brazil will bo ontlioly satisfied
with the proposed loclproclty conditions
of the taiilT hill und will piomptly make
concessions to the United States which
UiObO conditions icqulre. According to
the minister , the Brazilian g-ovornment
Is piopaied to not onlj remove the duty
fioin Amoric in farm pioducts , lut to
admit iioo ag-iieullunil implements
nnd other imuliinory and ma
terially i educe the duty on cotton ,
leather and other goods from the Unite , J
States. In nword , Brazil is ready to
go as far in the dlrotitfon of oqiul reel-
prodty . .istlio fimncLd condition of the
couiltry and the revenue requirements of
the tieasurv will norinit. No moro iron-
crous disposition than is indicated in
the representations of the Brazilian
minister could reasonably bo oxpaotcd
or asked for.
"What this means practically } t111 \ lo )
necossaiy to cite a few statistics to dom-
onrstrato. Our tradaMtli Brazil in
ISSSamountcd tea little over sixty mil
lion dollars , of which moio than fiftj-
three million represented impoits from
that country , lea\lng \ about hoven mil
lion dollars as the value of the merchan
dise wo sold to Biwll. In the sauio
joar Brazil sold to the United Kingdom ,
Frnnoe , Gormanj and Sinln , meichan-
diso to the value of about fifty million
dollars , in exchange for which Brazil
took the merchandise of those countries
to the amount of forty-thrco
million dollars. It thus appeals
that while this country is a
bettor customer of the southern republic
than all the other cou ntries named to
gether , the United States sollii to Brazil
onlj about one-sixth as much as thos > a
countries combined. England , Prance-
and Germany aio now Celling annually
to Brazil over foity uilllioi dollais'
woith of moiuhandiso , at lezist ono-hnlf
of vhich v.'o mipht loasonably hope to
secuio under a filr rccipiocity arninjro-
naent , piovidod wo could sell at prices
that would compjtovitli \ thee of tlio
Cuiopean countiies. A policy that holds
out the piorniso of swelling our
export trade with a single country of
South-Amoiloa from seven million dollars
lars annually to perhaps thiity million
Is certainly worthy of soiloubconildoi.a-
tion.
tion.The
The friendly nttitudo of Brazil In this
matter tan hardly fill tooMrtamoro
or loss decided inlluoncc upon the other
countries of South Amoilc.i , which may
ho extended also to the West Indies.
Thoio isobviously in the situation much
to enoouragothoadvocatosof locipiocity.
THE pi ogress of railroad consideration
in the United Stitos has been very rapid
within a few years. The on the mlloago
of moro than ono hundred nnd fifty-six
thousand miles Is now opoiatedby six
hundred and nine companies , but as a
matter of fact most of these corpoiationa
aromcro subsidiary. According- the
recent report of the sociotuiy of the in-
toistato commsloo coinmisaion nil Lut
about Boventoon per cent ot the total
railway ralloago of the United
States is dhectly operated by
ono hundred and forty-two compmios.
Dining the year ended Juno 80 , ISS'J ,
twenty six roads , founorly reporting' ns
independent operating- companies , had
been consolidated under new names , nnd
thirty-nine hud boon merged into exist
ing sybtoms , .At the rnto at which con
solidation 1ms hcoii proceeding- rail
roads of the country will bo owned nnd
operated by perhaps not wore thun a
dozen corpoiations ten joarshonco.
TIIE professional jurjman is the bnn'o
of nil courts. IIo Is particularly numer
ous In Omaha , and Is not backward in
thrusting- himself fonvaul and lobbying
for the job. The law piohihlts n jury
man fioin serving1 inorothanoncoln tno
yours , but It is not unusual for the pro
fessional tosono tire teims In ono year.
Should ho fall togoon the regular panel ,
he haunts the court corridors , shadows
court ofllcors , and is invariably ou
hand when the panel Is exhausted.
Although the jurymen lor the next
toiMi of court will not ba Boloclod for
BOA era ! day , thp | county commissioners
nrobosclgoel My'l s\varin \ of would-bo
Jurjmon , who foot upon the position as
a soft job. Tli'ofr iileiiB of the grot a re
sponsibilities inolvcd are circumscribed
by the Bilutyof Uvo dollars ueuiy. Tlio
tlino Is ilpofor iciorin in tlio selection
of juryinon. Kwy man \vhoIuiH \ nslceil
for or intlinitod a" dcsiro to servo should
boils idly excluded. An honest ndtnlii-
ibtintloii of the \i\tf citinot bo had
if iiicomiKtenli and. mercenaries
are i > urinlttcd' ' to sit" In judg
ment on ibstics involving tlioltallntor -
ostJof lltigiuts. When men Boelc the
position they are open to the suspicion
of having1 udlrcct interest hi somoof. the
causes lo boelourinlnodiuid jtiritlco do-
mauds that the coinmissloaois und
Bhciilt turnii dcif ctf to all applicants
foi n phro ou tlio jury. Shut out the
1 rofossloniiK
Tun obseuaiuo of Labor day thiough-
out the countiy was elinrmlorizud by
more than usud intorcHt inul entlm-
blasin , and wns marked by very ( ow oo-
cuirotices of disorder , nouo of which
wtro of a woiious ntituro. Ituomoof the
hirger cities the demonstration w.i9 the
most extensive over made , and nowhere
was there any evidence that this holiday
of labor has declined in Intuicst among
worlcing men. The observance of the
tiny in Omaha -scry inucli buipab&od pio-
viuus colcbiatious , lioth in tbo number
of working men publicly piiticlpatlng
und in the popular interest. Labor day
miy 1m regarded us lnvin ? taken Its
pi ice among the permanent holidajs ,
and undouWodlj within , a few jcars it
will bo objorvcd in every state of the
union.
TllEnatuio ol the Aikansns democ
racy does not appoai to Imuiovc Last
Saturday , at Little itoalt , an armed b.md
of theuntciritiod tet upon the icpubll-
cans und boat n number of thorn Into In
sensibility , Ihoy likewise destroyed
borne seven tliou : md tickets for the
union laboipaity. Tor unmixed political
doviltij , the AiKtinsab democrat Is with
out zui
PKTITIONS for additional pilling places
\\lll bo ciicnlated ineveiy vard by THIS
Uuic uirriers todny. li ery Intelli-
fjentotorls avaroof tlio import nice of
tills work and bhoulilco-operito in secur
ing the neccbsmy number ot bignaturos
ofquallfied voters toauthori/o tlio coun
cil to act.
Till : piuiulo of the labor oigaiil/ations
in Onnha , would do credit to anj cltj in
the country. It senod to show not only
the g-iowlhof unionismarnoig tlio vari
ous clashes of workers , hut was n living-
panoramaofOimiha'sindustrialstiongth. '
. Hot-\\eoji \ thehitif ) .
7CiinicKnteifi ; IHC
The effort o the World llciald to do the
farmer net Is the futin > 03t tliinythathas Iweii
seen in NobrasUa for inanyn day. One caa
liear tlio loud ffufi'mv of the ploasol Mr.
Illtehiock twtwcen Uio lines.
Onto the I > iUator.
Van Wyckhas sou red on the whole outfit
Imvlngliurrowsand Uutlcr afctho licad. The
old mon lias been a\vav oil In his politics , but
lie has been Influenced by honest motlics.
and lie cannot endorse uujlhitig faa\orins of ,
tilckciy and dibhonCsty.
1'rhntc Jtichurds.
Illfinox Ucjxitcr.
L. D. lilcliniils , lepuUican noralneo for
governor , is a self-made man. Ho served as
n private soldier during the lite iuir. Wo
Invo lial E'liernb , colonels , mnjors nnd chap
lains clootoJ as fjouiaou , IJtitllj.D. Itlch-
ardill \ bo thoflratpiivato faoldicr that was
c\cr oleutoJ ( joveinorof the gieat state of
Nebraska. As lo hisboinjolctted , that Is a
delhuto eeitaiuty.
Ins nnd Outs.
J3uW Citu Tilhmit
It is somewhat amusltJKho'.v the slauRhter
louse doinocraiy und the p.icldng lioubo dein-
ccracy in turn rule the roost in the
democratic ben yard One year it Is HoyU ,
, ind another year it Is Morton J Sterling
Morton is ( lultooftenthedomouatknointoeo ,
but Eoyd tool ! off tlio empty honors this
ycir. Moiton , JleShane and BoyiJ 'Jlieso
men mo all wealthy and the dcmouiatic bar'l
is turood loose at each and e\ciy campaign.
Foil-ins tlio Issue.
Idllaunu Cinilfi ,
The publisher of tbo Kow Yorlt Voice nre
bekin , ; bcimsothatpipci is not delivered to
everybody tohom It is sent , and thrcaUn to
make It lit ) for the postmasters. About a
bushel basket fall ol the stieeuomM to this
o.llcocverj wcc't and as ono-lnlf of them nro
lefuscd and tlio imWisnersvon't stop them
n hat Is the pool postmaster to do3 Is lie ex-
jiocted tothasoaimn though tlie btieota
\\itUasUot-jun \ \ ( in ouler to make llin take a
paper Uo does.u'1 wait ?
'llio I'
fit
Ss eral of tlio nowpapcrs of Nobinslfa nro
spealdng unkindly of our filond the high
InodjomigouMtor of \Voild-XIeruld , nnd
his retinue of sor\iuts , whiih pilovcs us
Hero Is a simple fro-n the Sidney Oourml :
"Mhat alts the fnrmersi" Inquhos Oma
ha'a newspaper exponent of "culeliaw. "
Easj'enough. Thearo helngboroj to death
by tlio KnUblo of the besopBlcJ , Itlil Rloved ,
cano-sncklnij cbumiu who arotiyliij to teach
tlietii something about f mining.
c
Slioulil lie llr.id liy All.
llnicii Una Jttpuhlicaii.
The second day of tlio N'utlonnl Farmers' '
congiess at Council Blufliv.w faovodvlcli \
MI elaborate discussion of Uio silver question
by E Itosewatcr of 'Pins ' liiv , who was sub
stituted instead of .Tones of Nevada , who had
boon billed for that subject. The address of
Koson nter was an able inodurtlon ana should
bo reid bj overj' famiorin the stato. Wlillo
his tonclusionsmaynot all bocormt , In the
miiln wo tlilnit It tlio most logical position on
the ilnancob of the imtioa wohavoio.id IIo
talcoj a stand ajaipslj free eolrigo of sllvei
nnd argues that thq law locontly passed bj
congri'Sb Is uniplo foe the donunds for stlmu
latins tlie Blhor pr4ilutlloa and lucroasluj
the Yolurao of money.
Jin Cor D Ills Day.
Kctuncy JwriKil ,
Bcrtio Illtchcocli of the World - Herald
seems inclined to lay all tlio ml-seiies ntileli
the nruicra aniheira to , to inotcctlvo tnrifl ,
nnd un lso legislation of tlio republlcun
party. "Will Dei tlo tall us liow inuehbettir
tlmu were fortho western famioi for Jour or
ftvo years prior to the advent of ropubllcnn
iule , when vo hail comparative free trade !
His corn \\hciit\vorohnrJly \ vorthilraiv-
ing to market. If ho sold a dollai's worth of
produce lie didn't linow whether ho was get-
thilja pojil dollar or not , and was nhvnjs in a
hurry to spend It for fear it nould bo worth
less the next day. In lew ancro \ \ the nrit < \
\vasraisod on a farm , corn sold as low as J
couts p ev bushel , c is 3 cents per dozen , pork
was hardly -v\ortli tlio niaiioting , common
farmhandi got S3 and (10 pjr month , or
uhonworking- thfl tiny ROonly50 ! cents ,
cxeeiilliiff durinif harvest , when the vitgc
untrol from OJeoiils toll. U'hcn It vomos
to puicliuuiff cUhin ? , etc , ? l Will buy more
dry goods mid clothliu ? today than It v an Id
thereat tliat time. I'lioio wcro tbo peed old
times of cKmocr.itle mlo nnd for ono \\eura
not iiifnvoJof ictuiiilnitto tlicni.
KINO or
AiicltlioMonnruliortlicj Dally I'npcrs.
( AVoincan Tin : Oviu vliKof : course Hx-
cuse tills apparently supcrlluoj * cxpliitntlon
but some folks who read this limy bo stuiiK *
crs , not aciutiintod with the Institutions of
the great nest. )
The enclycloinjdia complete and Tin : DMA-
nI3ci : , dilly , Smuliys included , fora joir.
How inuih for the twol Guess.
You know what 'Jim DULY UKR costs , 5
centsa dny utidu cents c\ory \ Suiidw. That
makes S18 25 a j ear A decently oound re-
prlutof tlio KiiLlyilop.uJl'i lliltiinnlcai the
ono that tnoryitudcut and literary man uses ,
will cost you ft 0. That makes $ rS.'J5 for
botliHow
How -ould'$50 $ for the tivo strllccjoul
Cheap enough , ohlVdl , wo can do bettor
thun thut for jou. Forty ilollir.s wouU bo
libciil , Avouldn t itlVo can go lower still.
IIcio Is vvhnt wo offer i
Wo will furnish tlio Americanized Kncvclo
pttiOli Biltannlca ( jouill \ \ llntl itdcscrlbed
below it's ' as mucli supoilor to tlio oiiglnnl
llrltinnia us Hint Is to nil the rest of them )
and Tin : Ivn.t ) Bnufor one year , Sundays
Included , bothdelherodat your homes ,
roil 'rillllTY DOI.1A113
anil tike our piy in monthly Installments of
$ i.50 Tlio ili t live volumes of the cncjclo
poidlt will bo delivered \\lion \ you maltoyour
ilrst pajmoiit , tlio rcinaiulng the volumes
will bo dcllvcictt Mithin four months.
D'rhls is ju-it a finctlon inoio tlmn Scents
n duj. fou nnibt have a dullj i > apci anj
how , Tnko n pencil and a hit of papir and
llguw out for jouisdf tlio wrt of oiler \ \ euro
uro niiikinp you.
You know-what TnnOMMii Err is
33ut you don't ' know \\lint the Amoric mlcd
nncjclopajiilu Britannka is yet. lliat's '
wliatwoare golaprto explain to you.
The oii inal ISncyt'lop.odu Uiltiinnlca Is
thottundiild vorkof lektemoof the 3 > Klibh
speiiltiny world. ] ts articles In ouiy ilcpait-
metitof science , hlitorMindhtor.ituro repre
sent the thouphts mid clhcovcnus of tlio most
fatnoUH men of all nations. The Wat of its
] irt'irutlon | ) vis consldwablj over u million
dollirs. It is u monumental woik , iiftcpted
as the authority bj till students and lltcr.uy
men It is ou tlio shelves of o\cry public
libiaiv , and In lumdruls of thousands of
homes ; .md for e\cry \ person A\IO ! o\\ns \ It
there are prolwbly llvo otheis who don't ' o vn
it , only liL'oauso it costs so much thnt they
caii'tafCoul ' tobuyit.
13ut tbo JCnoycloprodla Eritannlca 1ms de
fects It was fotnpiled in Knsland , lei the
special use of Ilnslljhmui.aiid quite aaturallj
therefore it devotes a gi eat deal of spaeu to
subjects of interest to ISiu'lishtnen lAelu
bivtly , and couiim.iti\oly \ little space to
many mattersnbout vlcll ] | Americans uaro u
good dcil. An J3njllsli cojnt3' linj
moro sild about it than aa Ameil-
uan btato. An llnplisn liltifj fjets
columns of Uognphy , while an American
nruiidont hns only a few lines of mention
ljljinoutli , Colchester and rciqnmoutli aio
toldnbout ejvhanHti\eljwliilo Obhlcosh , lial-
ainjjoo fJid lacormarodismlsaod witlia fo\\ \
paitleulaib of location and populitlon. This
Is ull veij well for EnUsliinon ( , but it some-
tinus inaljes an Amoneiu svcar or feel like
swearing , aujlioxv.
knottier tioublo is that the plan of tlio
Knijclopi-dia Bntannlca excludes bioKrv
phici of living peojle. A man Insgotto dlo
hefoio the ISiicyclopJitllaBritannliawill talie
nuj notiie oi him. And q.nto ! n number of
ponons about whoiO Ihos Ameilcnnsnould
likoto know somrtliiiig luno dciidodnot to
diojet n\vhllo \ , iiotovenlor the salto of boiiif
mcntloncil in in English Kncj clop edia ThL
nlsoi > ro\okcsoutVii'iiUsof \ ) iHofnintv.
llio publishers oltuuAiiiciIcaui/ed Uncjc-
loiniliu Britnniiifii have icinedled ull thli
TaWiiR ttio Ijiicjclopuinn Brlluiiilui M
n basis and pi ( serving lutatt nil
the sdoatille , liistoric.il , Mo inphiLil
and other articles cQ equally intercjt-
iiiH to both Englishmen nnd Amciluais ,
thcr liivo hid le-wiltten ijy n competent
btalt of qutihtied writers nil llio ai tides
of spcchl interest to Englishmen , usvell
as tlio = > o of special interest to Amcncaiis ;
reducing llrst within icasonablo limits and
ex pmd in ? the second to enibuicotho fullrsl
details. Thoyliivcalbo addcducompletoserlcs
of biOKiapliits of piominciit living men and
women and ninety six linely oxciuted maps ,
including a now map of ocry state of tlie
union. And they lmv biouht eioryartido
in llio entiieuorlidown to the pnsciit year
ItsOO Iho result h the Ainciiuanlzcd Encjc-
Iotiudial5ritaiiuiia , a iiork whn.li conibini-s
allot tlio nd\antnjes of tlio latest Lnglish
edition , niththose of i diatlncthclyAiiioil-
canlibiny ofrorcience It is n inonumont
oC cnteriisc ) , luRcnuity , learning nad le-
seiich.
Can jou afford to he without itl You
know best , of course , Imt we don t think you
canOur
Our rcproscntativ o Atlll call on you shortly ;
or If yoj would like tphnvohim cull nt once ,
a jnsuilcard to in will hrins him
light cents and u trifle moro tlmn a fifth of
u cent daily. Put that bj , and taking one
month lUth. another , it will innount to 5-50
u inoutli , or $0 ajuai Ami foi tlut § . ,
pall in monthly Instilments of SJ.fiO cadi ,
wowillfuriilsli you with a coroplotp set of
thoAintuuanlzed Encjcloji cUa Uritumiin ,
in ten \olumos , and tlic luiT ) 13UL every
aj , iniluding Simdajs , for a joar. Cotli
dcllveriit ntiourhouse
You voii'thuvflto iloany waiting , cither.
Wo attend to the waiting p.irt of thu tiaiisic-
tion. Whoii > ou raakojourtirfat payraont of
? J5l ) , youRctiho llrst llvo volumes of the lli-
cydopaJm they lui\o just como off tlio
; the cUlvcn'of Tnu DILV CCK
ejins ncKtdiy. Within four months nftcr-
vv.uU you will receive the remaining1 llvool -
unies ofthcKnciclopndlahicharonoval -
ino t roidy for piintinp
( iood thin , ' , isn't ' itl Ah I but yea don't
ben'in toroallio liow geol it is. You p-now
Till13LE , of eom-se , Kt\vonoodn't say anj-
thlng about it. But you don't ' know the
AinericanizcdHIiicyclopLuc'.ia Urltmnlci , antl
tlut't. just the ic.isouvhj wonant to tell
you allahoutit.
Maybe yea think it is nu Enrydopanlla li'te '
the other J ncyciopiudlas } De.wvionjc. . It
isn't iiiivthinoC the sort. Audit isn't a ra-
pilnt oflUoEncM'Iop.ulia JluUinnica , oithrr
It is sui gtiierH , tint's Latin for one ot a
kind not much use in a amo ol cards , but n
might } good thin'lu alibi liy. Unique , jou
uiiclerMuml t
B\erlicaiof the Bclfqrd Clatko rompany
f Chici ol BlgpublUhiiif house/ Know ,
ofwestom cutoipiisound energy. Al-
\\jys lookiujrourd for things that Oon't ex-
itit , butoutrht toimd brhiRing thorn Into u-
isUncu That's tlio A\ay this \Mstmn coun
try prows. Well , tlio KUi'ortlClaiko com-
puy have tikeiitho llncj ilopa.dtu Jlrltanni-
cj , pulluJ it to pieces and put it tOotlier }
npiin in Biith suinst\lo as to inalvo Ittlio best
anl most complete libury of unlversil rofer-
eneo for American use that money e.m buy
today. And that t tlio woik the Xmcrlnn
Encvclopu dln Bntaunlca that vo jnopoBO to
'
lo'youvlth \ 'Jiiu OM viu Bir , dnilv and
tijndujH for oiu ycir , in return lor jour
tnolvonionltilv Instalnienti ot i',50 ' cwn.
About \vliioli ilj you want tlio most com
plete information , thocitj of Ilornluh. in
liiiplaiul. orthoiity of Oiiuha In the United
btatesl Thocouuty ofSutheiland.liibi'oUand
orthostiitoof Nchr.is.kai ! 'llio most nohlotho
jnirquls of DoodletonlorJIiouttnuntof ren-
shho , oi'iilliu I3eniinln ] llirrison , jirosid'nt
oftholIiilMd Stites. Hunt tlit u up in the
oilKrinal Utujflojitdia Biltannlca and
jou will find pages devoted to
tlio.UnslUh hubjects and lines or
vordsto tbo Amoiian. Then tuia toth
Ainorifiini/dl llnuyclop.edia Ililtainileanud
the whole sjsteni is rovcisod , thu mutters
th it interest AiroricuiH i > io tre. toJ at full
IcnRtli , wlillo subjects ovtlushcly Hn llsU
' ' Aniericma out of
nhoutHhichO'JiVJJ'J o\ory
l.iH,0)0 ) ( ) cafe iustiiothlnpat all , arc proper
tlonatdv cut doxvn 'Hint's wheio the
, Americanized"LOIIIM in. Seoi
Soincthlii ? ne . 'Jho r.noyclopwdla Jlrlt-
nnnicicontiilna no biozrnjihlus of HUng two
nlo the "iihm of the work" excludes that
tort of tiling- . The Ainurlcaiiizoil edition
KIVCS tbo Uofiraiihyof otory noted man llv
ing nnd especially of c\ory \ notoil ll\lne
American , down to the prtsent je.ir.
Anjlhlug inotoJoll. . yes , the imps
Kluetj-slxof tliom , InoludliiK nowinapiof
nil tlie taU3 in the union.
Anymore ! I'loutj ' , Hut this U nlhvo
luvo spaeoto toll about just now. Ourrop
itscntatlvowill call on jou to tike joui
order. 1'eihaps ho iiny iiotconio hoon OJIOUK !
to suit } ou Ifuxmp us a pjstal card and
inj will call at ouco.
Uni ) IHVTTiti ? xrjiTti
UliUll DA i Al Ull ! , tAPIlAL ,
Tm Tolor3 ! of Ilncoli Turn Oat to Golc-
bratUlio Occasion.
AIL THE PUBLIC OFFICES CLOSED ,
lay Uiirrow-j Tik * a Ilii < l , mtl TtiniH
A Pollllufll aviuk-HanucM
with JSIrniiRo Deviien
lor
LINCOLN , Neb. , Sept. 1. [ Special to Tin :
Drn.-Lnuordai was a bUrircr dny la Llti-
coln th m the Fourth of July. Tlio entire
city and surrounding country turned out in
bollilaj attho to sec thocclobiation of the
great oicaslon. Tlio links and n number of
other business houses wow closed and ap
propriately docoratcd in honor of tlio great
gnla unj- . j\t noon all the state , county , ilty
awl other public oftleesvuo dosed up so
tliat allthoonieiiU and assistants could cu-
Joy thotlay of rest nnd eelcbi.itlon.
The forenoon vas devoted to the tr.iJos
union , Knights of Labor and farmers1 alll-
anco pioocsslon ima tlio ufteinoon tea pluilc
and speech making.
i'ho piocossion fotmcd on Klovcnth bo-
tveeii II ana M troot3 HiuUvasa
voij pretty
spuctade. Thousaiuli of poisons lined
the Icidlng Bticets tovitfh the narado.
bhortl ) biforo 10 n in the piocesMon
moved Dictator Bu uoxvs couU not resist
the teinptatlon tomaUpolltlc-aliapitil out of
Jjbor diy anil ullwhoiould bo foiccdbv lilui
vero nwdo toveir ilbbons around tlelr una
biiriiijftholnscilption "J , II. I'ovora for
Covernor. " Ono tr.uispatoiicy wasciiriicd
inwiildi tliomorabcraol tliereiiuhlitui naity
ere dubbtd "pliiitos11
Outsldo of the political fcatura thopaiade
AMIS as follon s :
rirstcatnoeltjmauhal and seventeen po-
lliemca inouutoU The Capitnl Oily labor
bind followed , and after tlmn cuno the
iintoti tirptatora.niucly . stlonginaibh lied by
AV. L , . Snide
About JUty momben of the pilntcis' union
lollpucdand alter them uunc 111 ta-n clnir
Makers , h
The Clipper bind then appealed followed
by twenty two plnstciers headed by bun
hnmdier anrt tvinty stone tuttcis unaoitho
guidance oIKioliutl ( llovci.
Torij mcinberioJ thoDulienilanC.S. P S.
fclloucjlth Juhn Kuceri us iimrsluil and
sl\ty Knights of Libor loomed up after
them.
Then rajuo a small detachment of militia
Tollounl bj the ( ( ovoinor nud tlminembeis of
tlio citcouncil. \ . Then came the Moving
ulliiinci's. .
Iliclnnan , lolly-four members ; Fitth ,
thlrtj foiirmombtrs ; 1'raiilo Flo\ir lodge ,
Iso. JJI1 twcl\c iv.ifous , Nftnulu lodL'o ,
Jo l.to , Ihovii50Hs.Plojsaut Valley lodne !
ap IJH ! , Uentj wagons , bprai-ue lodBO , No.
1/b , Lane , lioj , Cue my , 1C ; Haines
lianclil ) , < OI , Nolan , 1708 , each with fioni
one to live \ehicle ? .
Alter the pa rude the vaiious organizations
iHiulultlulrij - to Ouslnnan pan : wlieio
tlio uiteuiooii A\a < 5 devoted to mciilo plcas-
uicb und sinech making.
"All Hen DlNlioncsl. "
i
"All men are dUhonest"said the audacious
WcKulfihanin a speech delivorej bj him in
Turnas couut > the other d ly. "Vou are not
to vote for the mm but foi the prhuiplos ho
advocates 1" lute astounding declaration
tame fiom the lips of a man who knows that
lib damaging personal recoid nnd character
is enough to condemn him In the estimatlou
of nil fair minded men u0 roilUcs it , and
attempts bj thiashainelosspiccoof sophiitry
toholdthosupiwit of men who would look
upon him -with abhoriciicoln the litrht of his
tiue character. Can tlio politics of tlieSecoud
ulsti-iit bo biought tosuclia low ooiidltioa of
doijradationi 'Jho man -v\ho gave uttcrinco
to .such a ttuteuciit will bo buritd under
ciorldstiiiBlnfumy by a porfiot dclugo of
lionust ballots cast foi the man wlio stands
on his true merits and honor as a good citi
zen , Hon. M. V.Ihirhn.
, , > il Jlonlois.
1'it.inmt Hall.
Tliolonghaircil , lljht-umplectert
, loonoy-
cycd , lc.ui livcrcd , Icathci lunged emlry who
Imvo boon hollowing ovoi the state nt from
$10 $ to&O per night , robbhg the rockets of
fithuis and husbands and the stomachs of
dependents to Itcep thorn howling , hive hoen
successful They siw In the thicatcncd
abandonment of paity lor the good of the
amendment the knocking from underneath ,
tliomtheirstayauasupooit , and the certainty
or being obliged to labor or to bog for their
dally bread. Uhcir first object in life Is to
piovcutaiiykindof asottlouieiit of the pro
hibition question. .Agitation istheii stock in
Undo , and when agitation ceases their oecu-
pation is gone. Andso tlioy itould prciciit
the piasaqoof the amen el meat that they muy
still blood the families tint arc hallucinated
b } their h ) poentioal v.Mils hi behalf of hu
manity , that they may still i-oir und bellow
and luxv the airat > 10 to $ o per night.
o
7lio IVifnil of Unliur.
Gmfcltl CttHtitaQuaier.
The republic1 m platlorm adopted by the
Lincoln convention recognUos tlio light of
liboilng men to oigaaizo for their mutual
protection and secure to tliomsolvcsiiplits to
which they are entitled Iho icpulilicaii
p.irtj luis 1lwa s been the friend of laboring
men. Through it roor iuc > ii have seemed
more favors than anj paity tliat hnsovei cx-
htod It has undo the home.itcad.md pro-
cniDtlou laws , ( riving to every Americancitl-
7en the piivilogo of becoming the owner of
3JO ncies of laud. Jtlms inndotho exemption
liwsof the stito olNohuiski , soldy fortho
protection of tlio pooi innn Jthasmado the
uioclianic's llonlawaot tliostato of Nebraska ,
solclj in the iiitcicsts of the laborer. Ilioso
tthostnndup and c r-.o the icpublkaii jurty
nud cill it a paity of monopolists never lefci
to thcso IbiiiBJ Hcfoicnco to tlieni vould
ptovo theli own pojitiou'uutoiublo
Too AVciilc lor Jiitliiisiasiu. :
Thompson , the demoeritlo noiiiiiico f or con-
Kressniaii fioin tins dlstik t , appeals to bo n
\\ctblanLet ujwn tlio domocratlo editors who
\verounxiou3 to support the nllianc.o undi-
date So nohow thij don't ' wceni to enthuse
and claim Met oty for their pirtj , as the j
usually do Thcio is justu little doubt vlueli
Is tbo weakest candidate , Thompson orlCcm ,
and this question dmvnstbeii enthusiasm.
The publishers of the Engineering
Novs hmo itBuctl the iseconcl olumo ol
their innnual of Americnn waterworks
fortho porioilof 16SUDO. It is a Imiid-
comely bound volume , containing the
liihtory , dotnlls of construction and
other btitl&tlcs of oer.yintorwoikt ) in
the United States und Camdu , anil glvci
evidence of a very ffreivt ttmount of Inbo-
riouj compilation on tlio pint ot the
editor , Mr. M , fl. ll.ilccr. The
plant * locattd nt Oinalin coinos infer
for a full dobcilption , accurate-
in ovojything- except , in iiscilhin '
a perpetual fianchit > o to the Ainciieau
wiiterwoiks loinpiui } , wlio o prhllogo
was enl j { jrautod for twenty onrfl , An
a rcforcnco Ijnolc the inanuvl is Invaluable -
able to those Inteiosted in tlio opei.itioii
of jiubllo woiks.
'Jho thirteen \olumo ot tbo Ameri
can State Ltcporla has been publisliod by
tlio Uanerolt-Whltnoy coiuiwiiy , San
Fmnolbio. It pro cnts the principal
ciiK > H dtcidodin courts of laht resort in
the be vn nl btntos holuetucl and imiiotatcd
by A. C ) , Freeman , to wliiih la added a
most convenient Index to the point iu
tlio cases cohered
AM. IfS JO TTJT.WS ,
Nebraska.
Geiir-rnl Van Wyik will address Iho .
county fair at Hustings.
Ti\o \ runaways nlth serious results oc
curml Siturdiy ntlltittlo Civok.
The mw liyHi.u-ivl flouring mill atVcil
I'oiiit will ho In operation in a few weeks.
C. A. ClomrnU lui been nppeilnleel manly' ,
per of the farmers'alliance elevator nt Cli
\vootl. Ip
The Niumlnrounty fnuneri' ' alllinco wlL *
jilcnlo at the normul school jjroundj In 1'oius
ucptcnibir 17. '
Otto ] 3iutnnn of Went Point nud his two
BOIII hmo returned from u tlmo months' '
visit to Oermnny.
'J'ho Dninly Uouiity Simelaj School a ocin-
tion will holel ncomoatloii ut Allston , Sot > -
tcmhor Uland.'j.
Voino Cima , n scvcntcon-joar-old Enroll
md.ls imsterlouslj iulssliij ( nud hi * uironts
uro iicnrlj wild with grief.
John Hidliiiffof Nebraska City has lieconia
tired of his wife's absence from homo for sit
years und has applied fora dlvorco ,
Kobboiies nio bciomliiR very numerous ii
the southern part or llnrlun county imd the
farmers mo ortfunizlug / protection.
The manhulof Ulysses caiiturcj the thief
who recently buigmrla'd llcrs' ) ' stoio sit
Stailohurat. 1'urtof tlo stolen goods woio *
iccovcred.
The nc\v \ clcctrlo 11 ro alarm system hm
been tested anil accepted by the city council
of .North i'latto , but the lire boll lias been ro
Jcctcd and a now ono ordered.
The Ilnrilson Ilcmld pi hits n pcisoml con
cernlnp ireaeherln , wliieh It states thnt in
was on the \viiy tolslt \ tbo jjuivo of hlj wife
beloro Kolng- Minnesota to niury ftladi
11 v ing there.
AVIiilo Jolin Rroils , eighteen years of age
wasstacliinir hay near Noith 1'lnlto , n tug
broke , allowing thflvhippletreo to flyback ,
BtrilihiK tlio youiipman below tlio stomach
andlntlictliitflnjuileshlohiesultod In his
death half an hoar liter ,
Aslstci In-hw of II. C'rowo ' of Do\\'ltt at
tcinptod lo coinmltBUIHdo by shooting her
self , butnaH in-ovcntod from accomplishing
her object. She issiipposcel to bo ono of tin *
victims ofKklmrdthoLothnilo , , who cnusSW
the death of nwonim atLliuolu ie ontlrf I * *
I Ca o \MfoofAshhiul wont/ / _
picnic tlio other daj , but unfoi tiniiuoly the )
stopped their bugjj ) over a btiuiblo-bees' nest
It vis no picnic lei the pair , foiwhou tlu > j
emerged Irom the conlllct h'j- had a beaatl
fill sting on the cud of his nose , \vhiloMi-j \
Cato hadu down on dlHoront inits of htr
person. |
IS'lno fumers of Stierman county , ixho
woio on tholr way to the Black Hills to woik
for tlio r & JI. company , veio at rested nt
Cr.uforJ rocentli mid kunlcd off. tol'licd
ford ou the clnrgoof Htcilinga case of boob
nndslioci from the ! ) . AM euia near Soimca
On examination they voro discharged , but
uftci\vaids iliivon bade to llio tni-s. The
people of Thodfoid pissed some rod-hot
lesoltitlons on the subject. The meaweio
limilly bctat libortj.
A drnlnp park assoJiition Has been or
ganized nt Ne oil.
Spnilod ph'ldes poisoned a valuable cow ot
Oelirohi and cuuscd her death.
A farmer near Davenport inoculated 4OPO
lung pigs as a preventive ngainst cholera.
.A full downa llight of stairs caused alltt'o '
Maunliiggirl to bitoolTahunk of her tongue
-Aiollci skating rluk th.it cost $ JOOOa , fen
ycawago was sold atT.ima City the other
day for 3110.
The annual lounlon of old soldiers of Fie
inonti'ounty boheldntSiJnoy.Scptembcr
IT , b and 10.
A Jefferson Rianelfather Is in his thirtj-
fourth year , -\\hilo \ his grandmother -wife is
oiih thirty , and as n coiisoqnuico Grcono
county claims the bolt for jouthful grand-
parents.
Two Boone county fanners cxjwjriinontcd
thisjoai on n small sc.ito bsuitfni \ ? " oveii\ \
acres of wheat fields. 'Jlio yield on thusaltol
land Just eloubled thejicld on the "ficsh"
land , the grain nlso king mucli heavier.
Half a baircl of salt to llio ncioina used.
D-iniel Picico. n phihntliioplstof Xsthei-
villc , has donated four sections of line land
near that city for an Industrial school for
bo s aiichvillcrccttho piopcr buildings out
of bis own private mirso. The purposes of
the school are as follows : Oiphan boys to
thonumber ofBOO will lie til.eu intotholiomo
anOhoaidcel , clothed are ! cduci-tcd free of
choree. After the bo * Is fourteen ycirs ef
nga ha Is allowed wngeJill , hols elplitoen
yc.irs of ipchenho iitf 0" > 'Alo/r " * P'iit
of the boy's-\\agesis gl/ , lf'/ ' -
discluvrced 01 graduated/ , , ! ' . a
his four > ear's ' paj , rj'ho ie 0ye
oriilim boys and RI\O the/fa | , 'u
tionamlttiorough training l >
better than the boy pots In the aVrt" .
homo. At the nfroof eighteen the boy Is pio-
sumccl to bo ( ijuiiipeel for life's battle , ami
with liisfoui jcars earnings , something lilio
SjeW , hols dismissed fiom the sihool Tlio
institution -\vlll bakuonu aa the PICKO lu-
Uustilal school.
rA.ui
Asrloultitral Kxhiblls iiiNoljrasldiaiiJ \
. \IJtlniiij ) States.
Ileloware given the dates of the county
fairs in Ncbinslca anel state fairs In adjoining
states :
Isohrasl a stito filr. Pcptoinhor 5-12.
Grand Ihlund boctsugir pjhiuo ouons Sop-
toiubor 1
PlouxOlty corn jnliiooopuinSt ] ) lciiilor ) " > ,
Ivansussi.itii fiifr , boiileiiilur ll-'O.
h > titu fair , Sitoinbor | ) 111-10.
KUIIRASIA COIN1YFA11I3.
e'ustt'i. Sept iM Oi.t. Ujl'loico b < > i > t J. > I"
D.iwos . . . . "Ppt.lT-'JJ I'oilc t-upt - ' ' >
Dlxcm . .l-o ] > t. Jfi Surpy si pi 17 ID
I ) odsi > Holit . ) -O t II Nuindoi s , , . .S < | . i
I.nv > on tpt.SI-2i ) Sliorw m. . .Sept IMtt
.
' " '
I'Mllinoto . . 'id-Ill Valley. . . , . , .Sc'pt < -J7
Uianlclln. . . . SoptJl-'JO Vorll btpt. " 5
Tlio Hope Slinuld 1m Itcnlizcel.
O'&cttl liontlti.
It is to bo hoped for the Rooel of iivi
lican party nnd the people in general that thnt
congressional eon\ontlon nt Columbus , Sep
tember 17lll nominate a candidate for coi-
gress tilt will bo acceptable to the gmt I ody
of antl monopoly lopublicnns and ono w oiu
republicans ein support with a right good
wilt and who will also lead thoforceson eo
ccrUim victorv.
\1 hen H by war sick , we e ° To I" " " Ciuitorla ,
When iho vrui tv Oilld , ihu cried forCaxtorla ,
IVhoniho bwntneMUi tie clung to Castorln ,
YTbco thu badCUiUrcutlio , t' vo tlimi Coitorlo ,
OMA.HA.
LOA.N A.ND TRUST
COMPANTT.
Biibscrlbeel nnrt Guaranteed Oupltal.,1500000
1'alil InOapltul 050,000
lluyinncl jollHitocln niirtlioriilii negotiate ! * *
coiimiiroliil jiupor ; reculroM and uxucutc *
trusts ) nuts nn trarmfcr agent und truslcj i > *
curiiuratlom , tnkuu churgn of property , col-
lojtu eixou. v
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Oi-nahaLoan & Trust Co
SA/VINGS BANK : ,
S E Corner IGtli and Douglas Sta
I'alel In Capital f MOOO
BuliHorlboUtucl ( huirfmtouj Capital , , , , lOO.U'K )
Unbllltr ol UtocklioldLM 00,000 ,
6 Per Cent Intoroit 1'ald onDopoiltn.
HIAMC J. I.A.NOE. UuHliicr
Onicotn A.U. Vpaun , pte < lduntt J.J , liruwn ,
vlu proildont , W. f , Wjmiui , trouiuror.
Plroctora-A. t ) Wymaii , J. II. Mlllard. J J
Ilrmn. Quy C.Durluu , K W. Mu U , Thoiu
3. KloibaU , Gcor o U. LuVc a *