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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : &ATTJBDAY , , SEPTEMBER 6 , 1800.
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E , ROSEWATER , Editor.
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Tlinhistnry of. thodofo.it of the domoo-
acy of Wisconsin will bo written under
.ho caution , "Pcdc'h Had Hi-oak. "
Ir is evident the school boaul icalbes
.lio necessity of carrying insunmco to
ho full limit. It is daiitfijrnus to otuiy
in unvvield } surplus in tliu trc.isuiy , you
enow.
BOYD'S "bm'l" is
Mil. becoming an
object o [ piofouud nn\iet } to the breth
ren. Unless tlio hc.ul is Knocked out
piolty M > on , n btmpboa famine will take
l > ( ) Ssp sion of the paity workcis.
nu MI/VJH , at Guitomila , Is
guarded night and day by a btiong foico
of armed police. It ia about as luxuri
ous to bo minister at Guatemala , as It is
to be cir of Russia , mid sloop in a cast-
lion refrigerator.
"OtuCiivUNCKY"vvilhiiTivo now in a
few ilnjs , and will iitonco proceed to ad
just thi ) stiiko on the Now York Cen
tral wlilch was ( lui-luicd olT ovoi-.il days
ngo. In the ineanllmo it la fo.vrcd that
Cluvuncoy lot his piosidonti.il boom in
inui-ocenu. The shark got it , evidently.
Tun ovation uecoidod Speaker Rccd
on his \\aylo I'orll.iml Is n signiflouiit
icbuko to tlio democrats who tire striv
ing to encompass his dofo.it bj a liboial
use of hoodlo. The people of Mtiino
honor Tom Rood for Iho enemies ho has
tnado.
Coxoiiis& has boon ofllci.vlly informed
of the fact that the P.in-Amotictm con
gress oordLilly appiovcd o ( interna
tional arbitration. Recent events in the
Bouthoin half of the hemisphere show
tint arbitration is moro honoiotl in tlio
broach than in the observance.
KANSAS republicans pioudly refer to
the absence of "tho open Miloon. " How
about the dives of Atchison , Loiivon-
worth and Kanb.is City , not to mention
the froo-for-all joints within lulling dis
tance of the coin ontion hall in ToiioluV
None arc BO blind , as these who will not
BCD.
Tin : question has boon asked when
the republican party proposes to organ
ize torch-light procoastons and make
merry muaio o\or tlio ticket and the big
majority waiting for it in No\ember.
All those things will como in time , oson
before the democrats put their iliin-llam
clubs in the Hold.
Axi ) now comes Galena , 111. , mul nbks
for Gtant'H roui.uns. The citizens pi o-
uoso that the remains of the old boldlor
bo Iniil to their final robt in Giant patlc
or Greenwood , and that a.monument bo
oieoted thoto. Galena VVHB the homo of
the general hoforo the war. These
numeious attoinps to change the place
of his burial tuo getting w
IN a half dozen eastern Btntcs in this
countiy ttso \ \ aa in Eiuopo that
Btiangoepidomlc , knownns l.vgrippo , has
again made its appearance. PhjblohuiB
ti&cribo the cause to sudden and \iolont
changes of tcnipeiaturo , and tirgo all
poisons to take unusual precautions
ngainst cold. The diso.ibo has not jot
fahown itbolf in the west , but doubtless
Tur. Ht.ito fair is now open to the
\\orld , and Secretary ruinas pi edicts
that it will bo the most successful ex
hibit , both llnanclally and in point of
Intoreht , o\or given in Nobiaska. Tlio
premiums otTeied for the best county ex
hibit have stimulated interest , and all
the a\ailablo space has been taken by
the different counties in the btato , each
ono of which thinks it has the linost and
largest collection of jollow pumpkins ,
liook-neoUod nquabhes and watermillions.
Tin ; Now Yoik board of mbitiatlon is
holding a post-moitom in\cstigation of
the railroad fitriko. The only possible
bonollt to bo deilvcd fioin the inquiry is
to oxpo-so the folly of creating oinn-
jnontal olllccs as a sop to popular clamor.
The NoYoik board is utterly ] ) o\\or-
leos to nccompllbh anything , and unless
It can bo clothed with judicial powoisto
arbitrate bot\\eon employ or and otu-
ployo , the sooner It is abolished the
bolter.
LOUD S VCKVILTJ : WibT : , who was the
liritlsli minister at Washington until ho
vaa icotillcd by his government for
booming Grow Cloeland in priv.ito
letters , is now nppirontly attempt
ing to got oven with Amoilca
and her citizens in aiy that is
certainly beneath iho dignity of a. gon-
tloman. As lord of the manor of Strat-
ford-on-Avon , ho proposes to compel the
town council to pay real for tlio pround
occupied by the fountain and clock tower
presented as a memorial of Shakespeare
by George W. Chllds. The to\\n coun
cil will light the claim , but at the sumo
tinio Lot d backvillo has made a very
sorry exhibition
A vrKci txa
The democratic nmnagcwof
arc making utrong profo sloiw of con-
flilisnco in tile BUCCCW of the party next
November , but it is wholly alTcctod.
The older and shrew dor politicians
among them know bottor. It is the
charactoilstlc of democratic loaders to
enter every campaign with a professed
of - vhcn the outlook
aosunmet ) -\ietory , even
look is hopolc39.
The hope of tlio democracy It in the
defection of republican farmers to the
cuppnit of the alliance ticket , and the
managers of that party will spare no
effort to promote such defection. Wo
bolie\o , however , that the losult will bo
extremely disappointing to them. The
indications are that the dofortlon has
boon grossly exaggerated.
Why should any man in Nebraska who
1ms acted with the lepublican party
hulpto tiiuiHfer the ( jo\ormnciit of this
statd into democratic hands b } supportIng -
Ing n inowmont that promises no Im
provement in ntTalfd and no honcflU to
the people of the state ? Tlio independ
ent ticket can not win except on local
candidates. That is an absolute cer
tainty. Will any republican who has
loft his pirty to auppoit that movement
pictond that ho slnccioly bolio\es there
uould boa wiser and justev administra
tion of the state government if it should
pass into the contiol of the domociacy ?
Giant that the republican party of
Nobuskn has not inall things pot-fanned
its duty to the people. Yet wh it citi/en
docs not feel justlj proud of the progress
of thuitato and of the high position it
occupies among western commonwealths ?
Despite Ignoumt or malicious repre
sent itions to the contrary , tlie aver-
ago condition of its people as to
pioipority and the cnjojiuont of the
necc'-sities and comforts of life will com-
p.iro favoiably with that o ( the people of
any other state in the union. We ven
ture to say that there is loss poverty in
Nobiaska in proportion to population
than in most of the other slates , and in
all the conditions that piomoto social ,
lntcllcclu.il and moral advancement Ne-
biMika stands In tlio front tank
No state enjoys a brighter finan
cial credit , and nowhere are
the laws moio tally rcspectod
or moro effectively eiftorccd. For all
this the lopubllcan patty , which , since
the orgiuii/.alion of the btato , has admin-
istetcd its nlTairi , deserves the ciodit.
It is a most honor iblo record , although
not absolute ! } llanlcss , and because un
fjcrupulous and designing men have boon
able to prevent the fulfillment of some
of the pledge ! ) of thu party to the people
does not ju tify these \\lio have acted
with it in the pa * > t in deserting it
now. Certainly theio is nothing in
the chin .icier of the demoiracy
of Nebraska , nor in the record of demo
cratic rule in other states , \\air.int
tlio ballet that the welfare of this state
would bo advanced or the interests of the
ponpio piomotod by tiansforring the ad
ministration of affairs to tliat paity. We
bolio\o that nothing could befall No-
braMcu moro serious than to admit the
democratic pirty to the privilege of
feeding its insatiable appotilo for the
spoils.
These considerations will not escape
the attention of the intelligent republi
can farmers of Nobr.i&ka , and as they re-
fleet upon all that has been well done
under republican iulo and the danger to
bo reasonablyapptohcnded from turning
over the administration of the govern
ment to the democracy , they \\1U not de
sert the part } under whoso control for
neaily aquaitor of a century tlio dtato
lias mudo romirkable progress aud at
tained a position ofvlach every clti/.cn
ought to feel proud.
O.lJ/1'.l/OiV TI1MDZJZ.B.
The independent candidate for con-
grew in the Third district is establish
ing tlio fact that ho does not know what
ho ia talking about. Thus far his effort
to enlighten his followois as to their
political duty has consisted wholly in re
peating the most unmitigated twaddle.
It Is needless to dignify his utterances
by any gonei.il discussion , but It miy bo
well to call attention to some of his ri
diculous nssoitions. One of these , made
in his talk at Ilairlaon , was that twenty-
five thousand mon own the bulk of tlio
wealth of the country. Now it is simply
Impossible to sustain a proposition of
this kind by any accessible statis
tics , but any ono can demon
strate its absurdity by an easy
computation In 1833 tlio total estimated
valuation of loal and personal property
in the United States was sixty billion
dollars , and assuming the ratio of in-
rruibo during the past five yoais to ha\o
been equal to that of the previous five ,
the present valuation la n t loss than
eighty billion dollais. Dnlding this
between twenty-five thousand persons
would give to each three million two
hundred thousand dollais. Theio aio
not vet- } many men in the United States
woith over thieo millions. Outside
of Uoloiado , California and Montana \\o
doubt whether there are three men west
of the Missouri who cm truthfully claim
to bo wotth three millions of dollars.
The whole number of men in this coun
try who are north o\or one million will
hnully teach fl\o hundred. But theio
nro fully the" hundred thousand people
in the countty who are worth over ten
thousand each , and there are sovoiul
millions from ono thousand dollars up-
waids.
Another of Mr. Kent's statements ,
which ho must know was not merely ab-
sutri but untiuthful , was that the amount
of money now actually in circulation is
not far front eight dollars per capita. In
his last annual teport the secretary of
the treasury stated that the circulation
per capita in 1833 was about Iwenty-ono
dollars and sovonty-llvo cents. There has
boon no decline in the circulation since ,
but on the conttary the incrcn&o
has been over ono dollar , so that the
present amount per uipiU isory noaily
twenty-three dollars. Under the oper
ation of thotiow slhor law the lucrenso
in the circulation is reasonably buro to
keep pace with the growth of popula
tion , so that it Is eafo to count upon the
per capita proportion being ut least
maintained , and It is uioro than llkoly to
bo Increased ,
Wo think every honest and thrifty
farmer will resent the sweeping state
ments of Mr. Kom regarding the
condition of the farmers. This
sott of misrepresentation , declaring
In effect thnl the agricultural class nro
In a stnto olnlniott hopeless bmkiuptcy ,
h is boon freely Indulged In during the
hi't j car or two to the ucrious detriment
of that i-liis , mid it Is time tlicro nas an
oitil to It. NoboJy contends tliat the
farming interest is aa prosperous ns it
should be , but Itl-s simply preposterous
to charge that every farmer in No-
biiutkn is on the vorjro of destitution and
ready to jo to tlio pool-house.
Tito trouble -with Mr. Kom it that ho
his : suddenly been boosted to a promi
nence awny above his capacity , nnd Incit
ing information on the leading topleaof
the day , ho is simply repeating asser
tions made by reckless agitators and
blnthciskilcs who go about the country
talking wililly nbout the torrlblo state of
nation il fintnens and the dreadful condi
tion of the industrial
CRACKING I'ltonntirioy NUTS.
A special bulletin Just issued by the census
ofilco at Washington , dves the ntRTejato In
debtedness of tno states In comities No-
brasku's ' debt Is &iKO .1,1)91. ) The nvallnblo rc-
souioosof the counties is glv en tw ftHKVKT ,
li'mn a halinco unproviileiJ foi of $4- ; ! !
Oil. Iowa'sgioss debt Is K\\QII \ ns SJ.UW.SU ,
and hoi available ICHOUN'OSJ-VW GH , loii\Iiin
a balance unprovided for nf but $ lGilJ ( )
Nebraska'- ? debt , less funds in sight , nearly
tlirco times the Oebt , less nvutlnbloresources ,
of the state that vuw lillghtcd bj prohibition !
\Vlll Mr Kosovvntcr , or Hecrctaiy liogpcn , of
tlio Business MoilM anil DuukciM' association ,
ploiao explain this ! tmiufta Iutiltr.
Tur. Hiu will ehuorfully explain for
them. Tlio aggregate county debt of
Tow a for 18SO as given by the census bul
letin vuis $2,092yr5. ; B 1SOO this debt
had ruichud S3,01oS14 , , an increase of 22
per ecnt. The nggiogato county debt of
Nebraska In LSSO was $ o,200bOS , , and by
1SOO this debt icaohed 8o,502,091 ,
an Ini-rciso of only 2 per cent ;
bilnnto in favor of NobtasknSO percent.
Tiuo , Nobiaska's county debt is hca\iur
than that of Io\vn \ , but Iowa was a great
and ptospeious stuto } ears before tlio
Hist white man's Bottlomont was imuloon
Nebraska soil. Iowa had thousmds of
miles of ralltoiid before the fiist locomo-
the whistle was heaid in Nebraska.
Iowa's county debt , like that of No
biaska , chlolly lopre&entsbubbidies voted
to taihoadsand very naturally Io\vi got
tinough pa } ing off hot-bonded uvilro.ul
debts hefoto the Nebraska count } bonds
hud become due. Per all that , howo\cr ,
the fact fctands out very prominently
that Iowa has increased her county
debt 22 per cent within tlio libt ten
year-5 , while Nebraska has only inet eased
her debt 2pc > r ictit.
And now let us ask nhy our prohibi
tion contempoiary has not called on
Hosewator , Koggon and the liusuicss
Men's ussodivtion to o.xpluin the dilTor-
once between the debt of Nebraska , and
Kansas w hich is nUo quoted by the bul
letin of the coiiiita bureau ?
Ten } eats ago the bonded countv debt
ofKans.i-wab tf501,277 ! ; in 1800 , it ag
gregates $1 l,220U7o , an iticroaso of 03
per cent. The bonded and lloating debt
of Kansas In 18SO was S7,03'5,921 ; in 1890 it
is $11,817,780 , nn innoabo of 80 per cent.
In other words the county debt of
Kansas has neatly doubled in ten yeats ,
while Nebiaska's countj debt has only
increased "per cent In the simo period
OriAUA proportj owners are familiar
with the jibbcrlion that iinptoved water
works and increased fire protection
meant reduced insurance Kites. Tlio
change has been tungoii the claim so
ficciuently that it has passed the ago of
retirement. It was announced on every
corner duilng the watoiworks campaign
and advanced as an argument in fu\or
of municipil liberality to the company.
As boon sis the plant was completed and
in opctation , the discovery was made
that watoi was a more dcotiuetivo olo-
inont than fire , and no reduction could
bo made undei the circumstances. In
deed the imperilled underwriters seri
ously debated an advance to moot the
losses inllicted by dliect pre uro. The
e\poiionco of ptopoity is "not cal
culated to guo much foico to Chief
Galligan's assurance that the increase
in the number of engine houses in the
buburbs vlll bo followed by lower in-
mianeo rtitos. It is dollars to coppers
that the uudeiwritois will lighten their
gtipsto make up for the ineteased flow
of water.
Tun rcfiibal of the council combine to
carve the names of all city ollleials on
the cornerstone of the city hall is OK-
plaineu. Tlio steering committee of
that zoological museum had in MOW
moro effective me ins of iinmoitalulng
the council. 1'orched in a. graceful tow-
over the Dodlin poittil appear the heads ,
in bold lohof , of the municipal dads ,
their facial olumictoristles BO strongly
drawn that each member can bo distin
guished without Iho aid of a telescope.
Tlio artibt not only grasped the full big-
nlllc.mco of his subjects , but apparently
caught the membois in their happiest
moods and transfoirod them to ted sand
stone. A few of the faces , however , give
evidence of intornil distress , but this is
probably due to the fact that they are
placed immediately under the "water
table , " a position repugnant to their
tastes anil doairos. On the whole the
collection materially lightens the gloom
of this atehltcetui.il museo , and will
roiuoy to coming generations conspi
cuous proof of nineteenth century cult
In Omaha.
A uucoNb'iuucuiu member of the
Mississippi con&tltatiunnl i-onvontion
tupturcdtho peaceful plans of the bourbons
bens by introducing the following
nuioiidmont to the bill of rights ! "This
btato shall over remain a member of the
American union and the people thereof
a patt of the Amoilcan nation , and all
attempts to dissolve thosaid union shall
bo reilateri with the whole power of the
Htate. " Of course the proposition w.is
promptly hitched , but tlio ntero sugges
tion that MibsUslppi should proclaim
itself Inseparably wedded , to the union
brought out asulJlclont number of brlg-
adiors to crush the young patlot. !
Doubtless his llfo was spared on giving
bond for his future good behavior.
Tin : success of preliminary testa of
artesian well Irrigation in the Dakotas
stimulated similar enterprise in western
Nobiaska. The claims advanced by the
government geological bureau that n
strata of water underlaid what Is termed
the semi-arid region , extending through
the Dnkotus , Nebraska and Kansas , have
boon proven true to a limited ostout , and
this fact encouraged the investment of
capital iu irrigation ditches. The ox-
tent of this vnt | > rshcd In Nobiaska will
bo demons ! ra | ' $ at an early day. A
canal is no - ujufor way In the southwest
ern part of tluMtnto which gives every
promise of relieving that fertile region
of the blighting qlTcct of the hot winds
of Kansas. The main canal , or ditch ,
will have a ' sulllolont number ol
latoinls to Irrigate an area limited only
by the quantity of water secuied. The
success of the ilipjoet will not only on-
banco the vtilup of every acre of farm
land in the vicinity , but will bo followed
by similar irrigation enterprises in other
sections wheiq.ntitural . moisture is insuf
ficient and uncertain.
Tun efforts of Chicago authorities to
compel the city treasurer to disgorge
the intctost In public funds paid by the
banks , is an Instructive o.vimplo for the
taxpayers of the west. The prollts from
fanning the public nionos of Chicago
tangos from fifty to seventy-five thou
sand dollars a year , making the ofllco
ono of the ilciicst in the city. Such
nroftts naturally otento a fccandalous
scramble for the olllco and debase the
ballot bo < c with boodle , The ovll is gen
eral throughout the west and calls for
prompt legislative icmcdies. Both
parties in Wisconsin pionounccd against
this system of. favoiitism and public
lobbory , and the pioss of Colorado
vigoiously urge loform. The next Icgis-
latino of Uobrnskn. should give this
question attention and compel state ,
county and munlelp-il troisurers to ac-
coant for the interest on jiublio funds.
Tun domocnits are at their old game.
Despite Iho bomb isticannounccmont that
the party would fight it out on the prin
ciples eiiutu'lnted in the platform , word
has gone foith that principles must not
stand in tlio way of ollice. No sacrifice
istooginat , to got mete. In alliance
distiicts the democracy is for the alli
ance ; in prohibition sections the pirtj
platform moms nothing , and in all sec
tions it Is ollk-o ihst , principles after. In
the vvoidi of a dimocritic loader , "God
hates a cow aid and t-o do Iho motels. "
"Wnb'ir.UN' .senators scored a notable
sueo s In romo\lng the duty on binding
twine and pi u Ing it on the free list.
This result was brought about by the
exactions ot the binding twine trust ,
which two years ago sccuiod u monopoly
of the product , advanced prices and
boldly tobboil the gt tin raisorof the
country. If similar actions wore taken
by congicss on all articles controlled by
combinations , the tariff bill would ho
moio in uccoul with the sentiments of
the people.
Tun Farmers1 Alliance of North Da
kota will place a. ticket in the field the
2oth of September. It is estimated that
the alii nice in that state , has about
thiity thousijid"1 members , and two
thiids of them aio republican. ! Llko in
many other states , it has just strength
enough to do no real good fighting
binglo huidod.whilo it holds the b ilanco
of power , and could briny either of the
old parties to ta\v' , by co-oporating with
them. But the ambitious leaders want
to swamp the organizvtion for the glory
of running for o lice.
! NTow that the voters of the vaiious
waids hive petitioned for the increase of
polling places , it is in order , for the
council to take the matter in hand and
ro-subdivido the city into a sufficient
number of polling places.
C > i.ir4utii > ! ( iu Attitude.
Ifcw 1 * < > rk Sun
The disclosure of Mr. Powiorly's pleasant
schij.no of tying up the riUroads of the couu-
try In 189J reveals tuo gicat meddler In a
cliaiactcrlatic attitude.
Tlio Political View.
Detroit 1'iee I'ic < n
One reads every day of the advance In the
price of silver , but the silver dolhr does not
buy nu ounce moro beefsteak tain it did a
month ago , and the steak is quito as tough as
it w as then.
A Poor Stimulant.
H'dJc'N 1'ilncaiHl ruin It ,
No ono can foresea the resjlt of the JIcKln-
loy bill ns u law , or any bill that Is b ueJ on
pirty policy. TheMcKmloy bill will not sat-
Isli its ft tends , and cannot bo listing. It
will , for a time , stimulate the m viufur-ture of
some Rniles of gooils , no doubt , just as
whlnky will stimulate n nun to saw mete
wood , but it b bad for a steady diet , and can
only bo temporary.
Good Ailviuu ! V r llopitbllu xjis ,
ChlenailltinU.
The Iraportincoof ctrofullv loa'cin ? after
tholosishtivoand sonitorul pilinatloj can
not bo too oiinostiv ursstl Vljil uico and
euro In tint quarter Is of ttio fir t ncceasitv
Thosuccoss of a puty tlcnenilsou the char to
tcrof Its candidtuci AVlth poor tinillJatos it
will lobe , with Rood caniUJitos it will win.
Whether it-sliill no'nlnito ffao J or bid can
didates dopamls on tuokluitor dele ate ? so-
lec'edattho prlmtrloi At thojo only the
bust motives nud InHuenco should prevail.
II- Sensible at All
jYcu ) Yotlt Ti linn'
A writer in tlio SoptcmbeiTorum , vvhoia
subject U "Tornadoes , " says tint ' -people
bhfulcl make every oflort to rot-tin full com
mand of their senses on tlio np.iromli of a
touiado cloud , IJBCIUSO safJty lar dy do-
liends upon actiju. jndlcioaily asoll as
quickly" Tins'Is"undoubtolly ' true ; it is
also true of the railroad nccldO'its and clop'-
monts and caucuses and tiiilT dabates and
family illsiiKrocinpnta , and savor.il other
tunics tnvoivliif : onoixenc-iei in tact , a lull
command of onu'LUmscs in nil ciicunntancos ,
csjiccially in unusual drcurastauecs , U most
desirable. '
ff
3Ir. Itirimi * on Mr. Dorsoy.
f'oi/i U8 JuurnaJ.
Hopubllenns of lib T.lilril dlstiletlll \ look
with unusual intcicst to the Dolfjo toutitj
convention at Frtiiuouton the lOtli , us tliat
may possibly settle the question us to
whether the present Incumbent will bo a
candidate. Aftorjho state convention ( vvluro
Kkhards , a Dodge county in in , vv.n selected
us the cinilldato for governor ) , it seuuicd the
almost universal opinion that Dorsoy would
not bo n candidate for congto s ; thit is to
auy , the ix3litlc.il elements vvero tending to
homo other than n Oodgo county man for thit
olllco. Blnco the o'hor party nominations for
the district have buoa made , how over , Dewey
stock has risen , and , ns matters now stand ,
ho may bo the candidate of the paity , not
withstanding the ritlicr tiwkwaid position la
width tliat viould leave some of the lepub-
licms of Dodge county. If t'io ' dlstilet con
vention , when assembled , desire > to noiiluato
Mr. Dorsoy , a-iy bldo ISMIOS or tnuwly per
sonal considerations will not probably bo al
lowed to Intorfcw with the wish ; this autlon
of the convention would also pi no tuo other
faction at i'lctnont all tljht , buciuso It
would bo uot they , but the republicans of
the dlstrlctjWho demand MrDorsoy'sronoml-
nation. In any event , lot haraiojy prevail.
O'l'lllSH T .VXJJS THAX OUUa.
In view of the ndviincoof Kussla in Cen
tral Asia , and her gradual absorption of It *
decAying prlnclinlltias , It I * probable that
Grcatjllrltnln will not relish thu fuel of the
nmocr of AfKhanlstnn having sent nn cm-
busy to llusaln for tlio pnrposoof conolud-
lti(5 ( a coiumorclnl treaty botv\ooti the two
couutiles. The , history of the last twenty
ycirs shows that Itussln lias boun drawn
pirtly of her own freowlllSotnctlmeingilnst |
it-lnto conquoat after conquest , till slip llnils
herself lu possession of ait oninlro th it Alex
ander would hftvo envied , and which out
shines tu.it of Tamerlane. Along tlio puxll-
Blous expanse of teultsry which sttotclios
from Chltiojo Mongolia , and \\liluh embtiices
moio thin lulf il continent , Uuwln's ' pojsoa-
slons are coterminous with thojo ot Glilnii ,
AfghanlsUinnnill'onlii ; and in the Uimla-
Afghuu fioutlcr Ijii liind has a dliect
anil comtninillii ) , ' interest , arhlnjj from Its
vital bearing upon tha intcgilty and peace of
the Indian cmplio Ills wet thy of note Unit
vvtillo Itusshat hoinoseo-ns Inupablo of sat-
Isfjlngher subjoou , tlio nioinont she ROBH
abroad she shows n inirvclous uptltudu for
assimilating thoio jiooples with whom she
comes Into contwt. In ctstctn Turkestin ,
w lioro there is a w Ulo and 'rovv lag dHconton t
with Cliiiicw rulu , a ( loop synuuth ) uiul re
spect have grown up for the Kusslnu n ime ,
mid the people h ivo biijjun to long for tlio ar-
ilval of thoUinslans as liborttors KcLOtit
events have shown that the much lauded
filendshlp of tuoeonturic * between Russia
and China hangs by a Una id which any day
imy snip asunder. Husjlan spirit ind lUis-
slan cona onro potent faitoishcthcr in
the hwtt of Hussia or In the AsUtiifar cist.
# #
The consttuctlon of the Trans Cusnlamall-
vay tliroui < li a mjstcrlous country \vhlch
\\asntonottnionltno4tiv blanU sp.no on tha
imps was an undjrtn'tiiigo'i ' the part ot Uus-
sl i which w is rivnrJjl .u llkclv to bo llnm-
clilly titlnous. Hut tlio result has boon sut-h
n development of the country that tlio present
moans of tr.xiispjitutlon liivo boon found hi-
ajeqmto ; ivhiloliiapolltk.il sense the Inllu-
cnce of the Uiibsl m ptosouto U uniting In a
sliiKlo n't-oup the vmio-is puts of i vast ic-
( lion Th.it tlio ruler jf Afghanistan Is
anvious for closer rchtlonstiip .vith Kiissta
shows tint he , too , like other
Abilities , has become impiossod with
feliv piL'stiqo , uud his notion
will unduubtcilly cni-onraijo Kussit to
stiongllieti the nseeniloncj which she isrtip
idlj SLLHU iiij ? It Is iloar Unit Uussl in polltjy
isdiro ted to.v.nd a toitrutioi of the mid
dle yiouiultli.it sop nates her from IJiltlsli
ten itory in Central Asia Without an ) In-
tugue on her p ut , Afghanistan Ims islced for
her filcndbhlp , md wlton she hai oiico secured -
cured ti foothold in Cabiil she will soon sot
about changing hottrontlor. . Russia never
Kii-onU Ambition , polloy , nsc ssity , call
her on , anil llnanchl ilHcourijjoinent has
never jot rct.uJcd her adv.moo. Uiiglmd
his been counting too implicitly on the fiiend
ship of the ameer ot Afghanistan , and now
th it , he lius maclo this advance to Kissla , she
miy bylii to see that the sceuuty of her lu-
aiau donihilotib hangs in the bal mco.
#
*
VcnoznehhavIuK lojeotcd all propositions
of the British govorununt made to her from
time to tinio for the settlo-ncnl of ccitnln
cltiiiH to tcmtory , it now appears probable
that CiioatBiitaln will mike her own terms
and Insist upon hiving tho-n rceognl/od. The
Dutch , crossing the Kssoquibo coatuilesago ,
fountltil a colony about forty miles north of
the Iitt3r , on the Ilivcr Pontuionwhich
empties Into the Atl.mtio at the sumo point us
the Moroco Italics of Dutc't settlomatit
show this , and It is ulso known that the
KngUsh , slioitlynf tor their acquisition , of the
countiy fioai tlio Dutc'i , piocooded atroaa
iho Uiscqulbo to the simo paints. The
HlverMoroLOvhlch runs moio diiectlycist ,
Mould b wo given Butish Guiana only the
siiuo coist acqulaitlo i us n line bounded by
the Pomirou , with a llttlo moro of the in
terior. Of coune the sulisoiucntly proposed
line , running only twontj-nlno miloa to the
cast of Birlma , vvould doinanj more :
btlll , oven thit would have loft the
Oihioco vnlloy wholly in Venezuelan
conttol. But the diplomacy of the republic -
public hai boon conducted rather bunglingly ,
and with u foolish unwillingness to rocojitlzo
tint delay may bo dangerous in dealing with
a much s'ringer power. After having llrst
pioposed a joint coin ontion for mutu ill.v set
tling the boundary dispute , to which Grant
Biit'iln responded by proposing to add sundry
1 titisjh pe > , uiiiaiy clilms ngulnst Voiiezuola
foi adjustment , "Vcnc/uol.i changed her
giounl to a demand for arbitration. This
clungo seems to hive boun made on the
gioiuul that hei constitution piohibttod any
voluntary icssiou of territory Great Biltaui
ippaicntly wns Indisposed to quibbln about
the notions of a Spuiish Amnrmiu country
on thu point , doubtless liohling thitho did
not. ask A'eiiczuelu to coJo any of her own
tciritoiy , but only to conw to uti a teemoiit
is to what was UritMi teuitory and abmdon
thit. Still , tlio piesont , lil.o most other
boundary disputes , is eminently ndaptol to
intt'i lutionul nibltratlon , and Gio.it Biitaln ,
a the stronger power , might well iccept it
In view , too , of tlio agreements of Ife'iO bo
twoan thotvvo coimtuos , , not tooocupv torrl
tury In dispute , sbo shouldappaiemly refrain
fioiu cucioachiuLiit.
w
* *
Tlio npiuoaclilnp' gcneril election In Spain
H bcln ? actively picparod for bybothpai
ttc'i. Sog ista his followed up Ills somo\/hn.t \
guarded speach to tlio munbcis of his lotir
Incr cabinet with a moro pionounced and pea
Hive aJdress to the liberal coinmitteas of Mail
lid. Univeiaalsuffiigo , fahlj put Into operation
ation and cirricd out to Its logical tesulU in
the politics of the coimtiv , ii oviclentlj to bo
tlio tiuln pln-ilt iu tholibjial platform , minor
sticks being laid on tlio policy of low tiuffs
aud Inteinationil rccipiocitj , tinl bj Jurj
and inilit.uy reforms Tlio conservatives , on
the other liatul , squiroly decliro for high
piottction , while profo-.sing to ateopt
In food filth the new suffrage law
Their opnoncnts allege thit they aie
alroaJy mikiii } , ' an arbitral\ use of their
povvoi over munlciinl nuit unlvotilty oi an
izattous to as unfairly to overcome liberal
majorities Iho position of thoncwlyor-
gmized tapubllcan p.nty Is a cuilousone.
It naturally see'cs souo sort of an ulli in co
with the liberals , yet Sy.isti can scaieolj
strike up any opjn piitncrshln with it , siuco
tlio govoiiiincut las betvotl notloo on him
that if ho does como to nn undotstnnding
with the deflated enemies of thomomiuh )
It will not hositnto to use foico todofcit the
llborils. Satfista icpliod tint ho had no in
tention of doing mi ) thing of the Ulnd , unless
it should apjioir that nn attempt was being
made to block the execution of tlio suilra o
law ; in suth c.iso ho would rosoit to imv
moans to overcome tlio coiibcu'utl\M. Thus
the llltlo band of topubllcaiis servos as a
threat to each of the Krcat parties A gi cat
sensation has been cawi d b > Uio langusiao
used by ( Jjnovas in in interview with acorrc-
spondt-ntof thoTornps. Ilosald tint in Spain
the guveuimont always obtained a majorltj
Iu the elections , and was ublo to put its
measures through the cortes. It was tlio
loyal prerogative , and not thovvillof the people
ple , that Uctonnlued a change of ndinlnlstra-
tlon. btnco tlio rolgn of Alfonso XII. It had
been n sottlotl principle to lot the conserva
tives and liberals alternito In power ovoiy
thrto or four jears j and nil the aglt.itlons of
an electoral campaign ntno-int to nothlnii bo-
eldo tlio tholcoof thoBoverolRii , Tuososomc-
vv lint i-ynleal remarks undoubtedly have a
largo de reo of truth In them , but they dli-
cover such contempt for the constitutional
llimtitions of the monarchy that they are
J-iitly reuir.il. U as the utterance of a reaction
, and probibly will pro o a jorloils
cal blunder.
AfterhavlnR for more thim fifty yetrs dotio
its best to suiiiiro < * s the peinleloiu opium
luiblt by every monni In Its ponor , the
Clilne-iogovcrnniiMit seems at longtli to have
como to the conclusion tint Its AMII meant
oftoits In thit diioctlon nro doomed to failure ,
and that sluco its citizens nro iletonnliicil at
nil costs to adhcro to the use o ( the drug , it
it vvould bo politic to rctiln for tlio PoUln
treasury the profits Jerivod from the vice ,
which have until now flowed into tlio Indian
o.xilicquer. The clandestine cultivation of
the poppy , although frequently punished by
death , has bcoiisufilolent to ilemonstrato
that China Is fully capable of growing nil
the opium she requites ; and It is manifest
froin the iletroo just Issued tint she Intends
to do so. Opium will thcrofoio dUap-
poir honccfortli from the leading posi
tion which It has so long occupied in the
Iintl u budget. While wotnnuot but feel for
the poor hull in not who will Iw tnxcd still
moio licnvilj to milcogood the dofldoncy In
the Inillan revenue , it H Impossible to extend -
tend any sympathy toOroit Biitaln lu the
imttor Vat tlio sanguinary wuw liluh
she waged iu.Unst China for tlio avowed purpose -
pose of foii-liijthoCelcstI ( l Rovciiimciit to
couscjitto tlio impnrtitlonof huliau opium ,
hn\o lllloil the most disgracefulpigcs of ber
hlstory during tlio prosontcnturvpitjw of
which all sensible ntul broid iiiliulcdUnKllsh-
incu atobeiitilyashnmcd Vosslbtj It isduo
tosomosuch sentiments as those that the
Biltlsh press has iofi lined from any editor
ial i-oiitinoiiton the oniporoi's opium procla
mation
* . * .
Iho pioposal of M.thiyot , tlie French min
ister ot public worlcs , to build a ship catnl to
Purls is ono of the most important , cnginoor-
itig sclienu'j of iccoiittimes. Of course the
Mca is to usothotlvtr Solno for thu basis of
the i-ni.nl. In fact tlio pioccss might bo clo-
soribud us one \vldonlngaml dccpoiilng
tint fn nousrivot so th it U vvould bo to 1'iu-is
v\li.ittlio Uh lines is to London. Nowthat
public attc'ntlon Is attracted to the sulinut ] ,
our ustoiiisliinuiituriseH tint tlio thing was
not clone long ngo. Ilio second city of the
\\oild has nlwijs been ImnilltMiipoU In its
r.icolth her fjicit rival by the laclt of sea
port fiulitlcs. It Is only lit miles fiom
Puls to the sea , drcUing vvould Iw needful
only apart of tlio distance , and 1C the necos
sit } foi locks could bo molded tlieio Mould
appeal to bo no Insuiici.iblo difllculty in nink
ing a channel aloncr which rould jj.iss the
Imgest ships , whether nivnlor ineicantlle ,
tlntplouylitheoce.ini Without doubtsuch
uglg.intlo and uontlerful work would add
inc-ileuihia wealth imd population to the
most beautiful city on eailu.
#
# *
ThoTurlis ha\o \ been inviting a row for a
lon-r tlmo , and now , by expelling the IV.in-
olscan fathers from .Teutstilcm , they give
piovomtlon for a new ciusnle. It vvould
ptoliaUy not ho possible In thcso chys to get
up suck n wldcspiondntul cntkusinstlc move
tiient upon the Holy city as thoolcl ciubidos ,
but onllio otlioihaiid , it vvould not require
such npoxiular uprising to send "tho slolt
mm" out of Kuiope and make him sun cnclor
Jeiusalom forever.
Tlio Only Hope.
Aoj/ol/i / JNets.
The prohibition piity Ins finally put In
iiomin itioni state tidtot and will fight the
citripalcn out as in independent organization.
The onlv result thit Iho pirty cm hope to ac
complish is to elect i dcmociatic governor ,
\\lio , if the proklbltoiy anicnlmcnt sbould
cany , would veto anj laws tint might bo
p used by tlio lejislatuto to enforce its pro-
vlslons That miy bo consistout fiom n pro
hibition standpoint , but it doesn't look like
politic horse senso. In a politicil sense , the
nomination of a state prohibition ticket is a
greit mistake and will lose the amendment
tlionsnids ofvotos. The pi ohlbitionists can
not fight the republican partj to death and
expect to win republic votes for that
measure.
AunuiA3t LiiNcow's PJN AND Votcis ,
by G. M Van Buren Kohoit Clarke
< fc Co. , Cincinnati.
Lincoln's ' public lifo wis one long
work of addresses andlottcis vhicli not
only directed the policy o ( the government -
ment but also censured or encouraged
the leadoia in the Hold. His principal
oftorts ut oratory ; toffotlier Rith liis
letters to generals , governors and clvil-
intH , have been compiled into a neat
volume and uriangod in logical older.
In thlsuhnpo they form a chronological
sketuli of the totitnct of tlio ffieat vvui
piosldont with the ) > ublic5 and with the
various people who stood In near lola-
tlons to him.
The Imstoftlio 1'nssion 1'lny.
Canon r.irrarintho KoliglousIIoialtl
Everj ellort will doubtlods beinado t
stcuro thoiepjtition ol the nluy in the
jear 1900.
But the frrtivost , the w ibcbt , the most
serious of the Obei-Ainmci0MU vtlLifjors
fool an\ious rnkjjlv Ing1 * about the future.
'Iheydo not love to see their villag-e iii-
vndotl by crowds of curious nnd carole s
taitfhtaeors They four that limit chmac-
tciti and Iho cluuacter of their homo
will bo injured by the inlluxof alien ele
ments , and they fool that the loss of re
ligious puuty would botll compensated
bj an amount of. incronscd wealth.
Not a few of thom nro half losolvcd
that this decide shall witnessthohibt
Pabsion I'lay. Thov hive nn instinctive
dense that tlio world his outtfiown the
need for their oll'oit , and A\ould \ oiul in
making them uiiical , vulytr dud mo-
fine.
Udmuml'atos , in tlio Now Vorlc Trib
une : It isquito c-citiiin th.il the p re mint
faotu aof porfoimiincos at Obor-Ammer
R.IU of the Tu ion 1'liiy will bu the last ,
for IMneolvogcnt Uiitpold of liaMirta
jiosltholyhiisdocMud to ptohiljlt it and
there is : i { jonerul foUlnj ; thiouyliout
bouthoi n dc-rinany that tlio time has ar
ilvodwhon it ouyht to bo abolished It
cottulnly lb ti moii-itrousHoantlul that the
Passion IJlny should bo performed foi the
bjnollt of a syndic ito of Vionncbo Jews ,
who are icillj farinmytho whole affair ,
siiul thulr .iffonts hive complete po es
slon of the v illa o theater and of every
body and ovoijthiiiff cumiccted vvilli it.
Jn order to Inuoaso the prollth of tlioso
spc-eiilntoH , who tiiLo ever thin0'bojond
u coilain BUIII vvliic-h h { juarinteul to
the p'ifoiniiMsimil tolome others who
h.ivo vostcd intoiostb in the play , por-
foi malices have bi'cii multiplied , uud , In.
hload of their taking place on Siiniliiyw
only , theio liivo boon thieo or four a
week ,
The discovery of another tenor Is reported
from .ibioal 'lliis tlmo the "Mini1 It In the
slwuoofaWagner tenor. " IIU nnino it
Hoiniich X'-llncr ' ; bU occnpntlon waauntil
lately thatof a school teachoi In Sllosia. Hiul
Ids dohut lu "U uuilimstr" t WUinoris ic
poited to liavo bueii most suuetssful , .mcl to
Invcs lalso I the highest hoiios concerning the
iiow-comcn's ' future.
When Habf wu stcV , wo guro her CwtorlA ,
\7hen sliovrna it dull , she cried for Cutorl/i / ,
When she become > ! iw , lo climg toC'astorln ,
, sl.DcuvoUiunCa ! > lorla ,
OliM VS SOUTH 03IAI1A ,
Tlio Tax Dispute Between tlio Two Oitioi in
the Supreme Court ,
A PERPETUAL INJUNCTION ASKED FOR.
Ordered to Collect ttioTmos
StntnlloiiiR
Ijlnooln :
LINCOLN , Hob. , Sept. 5. [ Special to Tun
The mooted case In which Otniha
mul South Onuihi arc at var In regard to
which iltv 113 bloilw In the South Otmln
pl.it belongs , has urUted Into the uipnmio
court. The territory tofortoil to cousUu of
blocks Ito 100 unit'-01 to ! S. The city of
Oinilm claims the dotmln by vhtuo of an net
ot the legislature approved March IW , IHSr ,
liicorpouthig tnetiopotltan cities and an cull-
nniic-o vuis pissed on the strength of this t
nutlmrl/liiff the city ol Oimha to Indtidi ) In "
hcrureitwuity-flvo square miles , anil absorb
an ) to\vnshlor vlllnjto oinmraUon | within
auch limits. The disputed territory tofcrro I
to was Included in the twonty-llio inllos
square. Thcclty tic.isuicr of Oniina lias Inti-ly
been ordered to collect tlio taxes ( or the o
blocks. The city treasurer of South Oniiu i
has been notltled to Jo the snmo thing ntul
thocltj of Ouialu tells the couit tint unless
itusos'lts restraining powir tho. treisurc'i-
Soath Oinalii will KOttho money ami the n-
suit will he u multiplicity ot suits ti ilnst tlio
pioport ) owners In the disputed district to
got them to pay the piopcr oHlc-hil-tho city
trcasuicr of Oninlm.
Aporpetuil injutictlon I * tlicroforo aiko < l
foi to rcstr.iln the eltj of South Oin.ilui cr Its
tnisurcr fiom eollectlnu taxes In thodis-i
putod tiact. *
A iBvsiui.n vow.
This morning I'd. 0 Bohnnon vowed to
his friends that ho would novel ho caught i
n gambling establishment wain , uiiil woi. i
licio.ifter leul a sohei and industrious In
Ills friends will linil this with pleasure V
gi iv e mistake occurred In the aeiountt' ' -
inoiniiiK concerning his inlsdcmcamn II
elniROof foirforj should hue ic.ul "poll g
money uiidoi fulsejprctonscs " i'helnlor i- J |
tlon wis lllcd by faol Onncnliuinicr. ' 1 T
complaint reads iiuoutas follows : 'Un s , .
teinopi " 13d O. llohaiioii , by false jnototi > H
dldobtila ftom bol Opponltcinicr the sum f
.Tlii money by filselj prctruiliiiK tluth b . i
money hi the Lincoln Nitioml Inuk i I
tluiounoa drovv his chock for said sum , I
Oi > pciiuciincr , bcllovlns and roljliiLrupon ) ' o
rcpiesentotlons of ilohanott , ivo him '
money Butsuoli rcprosciitnuoiis nro fi
ami wcio iiwdo vith tlio intcnttooho.it i I
clcfi.iuil , s\vlndloand ilouptheconipliluin i
Ihe olllccrhaIng the win ant foi Huh
oil's niiost did not reul the same tohiai i t
ineioly inroinied hint th.it a w.iiTint n. i
been issued for bis niiost BolmiiDii v
with tlio ottlcor to thocouit , vv-horo tlio ail i
wis settled
'iliis afternoon Mr. Charles of Chnrlo V
Voight nppcired also nt J ustice Ilrovv n's i t
ami s-\\oio out a vvnriint lor the nnosi t
I3olmnon ontlio chiiROof ( rotting if 10 uu i i
fjlso prctonics from him. Uoti mon iloc-l.ii' -
however , tint it is his intention to p.ij
these choc'Us as iooii as he ian got tlio mon v
and intends hoi oaf ter to lead tlio lifo ol aa
uptight citizen.
STVTB IIOU9EOTUS
Washington I. Carson , sheriff of nilmoio
eountjis flKhtlntr vith boloiiiin A Nathun
axilastthc rceovciy of a ludRincnt of $ l ob-
tallied against lilm by tint ilrm in thoil s *
tilct coin t of that county , and today lie i p-
pc'ilod the1 c-iso to the supreme court
Mi.V \ 13 Hose , the no.vly njipointed ilip-
ut ) clcik of the snprcino court , ( niallllcil iu
d.ij after furnhhlnp ; the spuillcd bond f
S.100QO Ills hojidsmcn weio.f U. Wobitci ,
J. II. JNIcMuity nnd A U. Klclcctts.
Attoincy Ucnuial I ccso imd funllv willie
tuui fiom Kims.is City this evening.
ODDS AND ic.sn .
Miss ( jraco SUusjlitor and Mrs \V n.
\Vhceler Icivo toinonovvmorning for hue
Point , S. I ) , whcio tboy will visit tloir si- > -
tci. Fiom tliat iiointMIsa Or.ico % vlil KO to
Evanston , 111 , wlioiosho is attending sell iol
Edwnrd Reynolds lias c-otmnoncod suit
agilastconstable J. II. J3rotho\vor of Fn'h '
and \Vilvvooil and H J. Wobblos.bia- ,
bondsmen , for $1,000 for alleged ftilhC Imyi - .
onment Uovnolds.is nnestcd by IJu i / ,
over and confined thieo hours in the citj i
and later thieo days in the jail hirutli
account of n mistake undo by the constnlili
The now pniochinl school knovnasilio
T-ijcoum hallia connectionvvithSt 'Ilioicsis
Catholic chinch , Is to bo dedicated no\t Si
dayatSp. in .Among thosocktiosthat w > 1
takopnit will botho Lincoln lianch of th < i
Irish Mationd LCIRUO of AmericaAiuicut , :
Order of Jrllbornhns and other sociotloa.
Tnlt * Datrs ,
Below are given the dates of the county
fnlis in Nobiaska and state fails in aoiiilnu-.l ]
states :
liiand Island boot suar p ilaco September
lown. stitn fair Son tout ber 1-7.
ol > I isUa st itofilr. S-uiitunhor5-1U
rloiixUllyiornnilneo opins btplciubor il
h iri asstnlo fair , Scptombor ll-JI )
Wyoming ttitufalr. Siiitcinl > c.'rlO-l3
r.tllllASICA COUNTV LMIIIS.
Ailuns ' -ui.t ' - 4 I5iij.'o . .bopt.
Itlilno Hall
. . boot 17-lW
. . . Sypt 17-1'J ' lllulicoclt spt
ISitir.iIo . . . -sept - Ill-til
lEiillur . . . ! > o | > t .l-L'd .f-upt 7
Cnn . . . . bO | > t r18 hpt I I
Ulioyeniio , .Scjit. li I I
" ' . Sept Jd-T'l Monlclc. -i )
OolLV" . . . .Soiit 17-111 tlllCO ' ' V )
Oiimlng . b ( ! | > t 'J4-U'7 , Nuulmlla SofiY fo'-d't
Oiiitt-r. . ijonl ,10 Oct. I I'lnnu heiif 1 > i ?
llawu . . Sept It-Si I'm It fcopt
I-O)1 ll ) 7 ( i JIJF . . , , , f1(1 * 1"
fcot .w-Oet , : ihtituilors..Hi > | ) t.
I ) 1\/S < )11 . . .
Douglas 1- I Staiilon. bopt .ttt-CDi.1
I'llllllOlO i'i > l lil-lu V'alloy. . . . vpt. 'I
KrmUlIn hoiit JI-L'O .hi pt. ± 2 m
Tlio I'ronilKfs Not Tollable.
SI A.oiili niiibf-Ddnrtorit.
Tlio assumption that the president will call /
r-ongi ess in extra session a wcolc or o afterJ
the election , 01 ut nil , must bo biscdupoii jiS
uttetly false notion ot lilsmontiil condltlo" ! .
TLcio h noBood ovidoaco , so fara3wea.N >
avuno , that tlio picstdeiit an Idiot
Positively cured
thi-,0 , T.'ltlc ' Pi > I . '
They also rullcio DM { *
tress fron Pj spcpsii ID
A pc-rfcit rtin E
fdj rorllzzlncsVnuvi )
Prowalncss , Ur.t 'i < v.t . ( .
In tlio Moil Hi. Coatuljj
longtio , I'ala In Iho - > Mo
IIVKII Tiny
IXJulato the Uoi % ( 's '
SHALIPILL SHALLOOSE , SMALLPniCE. !
OMAHA.
LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Subscribed nnd flunr.intoail Capital. , . tVWOOO
I'aUl InUupltnl . jiM.OOO
Iluysaiul lollrtitoclisaiiilboiiili ; nczotlutoa
oomnurulal paper : rc-colum and oxocutcn
triistHi aotsixH trinsfir agent anil trustea of
corporatism , tiUa tlrnrgg of property , cell -
l 3W
Omaha Loan
S E Corner loth nnd Sti
Uic'ifoaiiltai
0 1'ur Cent