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Ni n Vorli Itootns 1,1,11 luitl f > . Tillimio Hulltlltij
n. 'Ill oiitluunlli Street.
All coinmtuilc.il lout rilutln , ' to now * . nnd
Ml till-In I In it lor should liu iidilrossvd to tlio
l.illlorlal I'f'pirtinrnt.
All ljti lni > H let torn ninl loinlltniices shoiilil
In udilre'-ixl in Iliolli-o I'ulilMiliii : Cotnp my ,
Oiiiiiliu. liruflH. fhcrUs nncl iiostolllc'u union
to lii'tnailipiitnljluto llio oreici of tliu com-
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ri'fiiMico ill's ' lilli ( Inv of S'liteMiiiii-r A. D.li'JO
IHKAI , i N ! ' . liir * Notary I'utillo
As A dispenser of itnporKil taffy Emperor
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peror Willla.ni has no'supirlar on the
footstool ,
Atf KVIN : do/cii hciuls decorate tlio
"wnte-rtablo'1 of tlio city litill just the
hi/o of the council combine. As
the Kicking' ' MX yet loft.
Now that smoloslcisi powder Is n cor-
taintj , cm-rout literature will brighten
tip with the dlsiippuniniico of tlio famil
ial-phrase , "vvhon thu stnoko of battle
elcnred iivvnj. "
Till : national association of &tut ioimi- ,
rngliic'oif will hold iti nov.t annual uon-
vcMitlon In Omaha. Tlio selection is a
'oiiipliiii | > nt to the city and to tlio jfiow
ing utroiitfth and inlluonco of the local
organization
TIM : olllc'lnl liguros of tlio runsus pluco
BoUim'i ponithition at HHo07 , an in-
crcMsa of .S.iiS ; , ( ( over 18SO With nil increase -
crease of-.5 [ lai * cent in ten jours the
renter of the univoiso appears to ho
holding its on n.
Tin : decision of Sachem ( Jrolcor to set
tle down in I2mopo saves Tammany
from impertinent inquiries into its in
ternal working's. Major Grant can now
ri'siiino these Jinaiicial donations with
out feai of o.tpoamc.
Tins boundary dispute between Omaha
and South Omaha w ill ho dotoi mined by
the supioino coin t. Meanwhile the pub
lic and pri\ato intoiesitsof the jouiifj
Htiburb forcibly minimi the residents of
thocodtly folly of Htsparalo gournmunt.
. \sOTmu "groat ovorhn I" h-is beou
constructed on paper. This tiiao it is
tlid Sioux. City k Northvvoitern. Up
to date it Inn pron'res > od no faitlior than
the secivtary of stato'rf olllco , u-hcio its
articles of incorporation liuo boon
pigeonholed.
Tin : Illinois Contra ! still continues to
hold out Hcductho inducements to the
woild's fair ditectors. Its lust olfor is
to widen the lake front 11 vo hundred foot
with piling and donate it free of charge.
It Mould < .onin tint the Illinob Contr.il
\ \ ants the fair bomowhoro near its ttaclcs ,
and only from a purely philanthroplo
Btaiul ] > ont ! , jou know.
"U'nii.U King Corn has boon dethroned
to a limited oxtoat in the north. King
Cotton has inoroiibud his domain in the
south , and thu ciop issiid to bo lurgor
tlinii \\t\a anticipated. The total crop
this year amounts to 71122 ! ! Inloj. ex
ceeding the largest ciop over grona by
" ( jr-18 ! ) 1) ) ties , and the crop of last year
by37 , ( ) t2. This will uasU materially
in milking ( 'ood time.s : vt thu south , as
cotton uill bring 11 good price this year.
I.v all this unlvuibal hubbub over
money , politics , prohibition , religion
_ nnd low-nei'liod drestou , the woman of
2Coith Carolina liavo
struek upon a now
nnd happy theme. The Momea of Abhu-
villo hold n meeting Saturday to take
steps to foitn n union to ro uluta
eorumt ffirls. They projioso to rogu-
Into wages , lix wclicilulos of capacity and
reform tilings in that line jjonorally.
While tlio.so women are uttcnding on-
thusiasttc inootings and discussing the
quehtionVhat Sliallro do With
Our Soivant OiilV"
those oreiituros are
at homo attending to the family alTahs.
lleforms mo on the ving.
Tin : West Chicago street railway
company killed a man named A'ots-er ,
and the coroner's jury In icsponso to nn
Indignant ulauior of the public , found
that the company was oiimiiully nogll-
gout , Thtsnppeasod the wrath of the
populace , but as the coroner's juiy
failed to hold anj ono to answer to tlio
grand jury , that ends the nuittor. The
name with the Old Colony railway dis
aster. It would boom that when human
bolngbiuo noocllobsly Hlaughtored the
blame should bo fixed Homowhore. Un
til such thiiijfb aio done , there will bo
but little decrease In the cases of urim-
innl i-aiolosiiioaj by corporations and
their emplojes.
Tuts coinbinntlon county and city
druggist faiosell. . Although his plpo
line to the county tieastny was ] ) lugged
the moment ho left the job , he found no
dilllculty indnuUag bovonty-llvo dollaiH
from the city. Thoio Is no proteiibo of
pel forming liny work for the 11101103' . la
fact there \\nb never any leal work to bo
done. The "druggist , " howo\or , is not
tlio only oineuuio miilntalned oa the city
payroll. The frlcndimmlf > ivoiltcMof the
vomhino are supported by the taxpayers
do plto the notoilousfact that they lender
nocqui\alent for tholr salaries. It is no
wonder that public funds am running
low \ \ hllo a hordu of barnacles are per
mitted iuul encouraged by the council
finance committee to riot on tlio aub-
fatuneo of the
COt'XllI. .t.YO SCJIOOT ,
The olToils of the city council to balk
the election of n temporary Hchool
building on the high school g"oiinda uro
decidedly clilldUh. The pressing need
ofinoro aehool room for the central
graded nchool Is not considered , nor tlio
condition of the school linunees. The
fr.uno building originally proposed was
decidedly objoctionablo.
When the council extended the fire
limit" 30 us to inuludo Capitol aqnnto it
oxhauHud Us authority in the pioiuisos.
Tlio attomiit now to prevent the elec
tion o ( n oriole building by refusing n
building pjrmlt opens tlio o\os \ of the
public to the fiut that the council is not
aiming to protect the high school build
ing.
ing.Star
Star chamber mootliig.s and re o-
lutioni cannot suspend the chnrtor and
laws of the city. The board of oduea-
tloa is a co-ordinate branch of govern
ment. Its powers and duties are defined
bj distinct laws , and it is free
fiom the Interference of the
city govoiauiont , excepting the ex
amination of its accounts by the city
comptroller.
The council apparently forgets that it
cannot suspend the charter aiU ordi-
nuifosby lesoliilion. Section 10"of the
charter , dellning thu duties of the board
for the inspection of buildings , declnros
the boird "shall hnvo and o\or'I o atiuh
other powers and duties as maj bo pre
scribed by or.1In.tncj. ' * The fr.unois of
tlio charter wUoly limited the power of
the council * to ordinances , which
can only bo passed after duo considera
tion with the approval of the mayor or
by aoto that will override his -\cto.
The council cannot constitute itself a
hoard of building inspection. Tltoso
functions belong o.xchi&ivoly to the bo ml
designated by the ehartor.
The pahsngo of a resolution ordoiing
the building inspector to refuse a poimit
to the school board is without Marian t
of law. The building inspector is not a
judicial olllcor , Ills duties tire ininibte-r-
inl. When an individual , linn or cor
poration submits plans for his
appiwal , and they comply with
the laws governing the construction of
buildings , hecmnot refuse a permit on
tin1 moro losoiution of the council. Any
attempt at discrimination would bo
piomptly rebuked by the courts. It
\\otildsoom to'i ' tliut the council hits
biisinnss enough of its own to attend to
without meddling with tlio school boird.
If the boaul is pursuing a policy at var
iance with the public interest Its mem
bers will bo held accountable by the
tax payers and p-itrons of the schools
r.irow.'o A
Senator Hvarts does not fnvor the re
ciprocity policy uigecl by Mr. Ulninu ,
\\liichiippnars cerliiin of adoption ,
and his chief reason for opposition is
that the "moil favored nation" chiuso
in our treaties with European nations
would intcrfero with the ooncobbion of
special udwinlvgoi to South American
nitions by rceipiwal trollies. This
objection Ins been imulo by
others , but it boetm not to
biuo made any very gicat
or uxtbiided impression , and with
all duo ilofeioneu to the eminent
ability of .Mr. I'vmts asii lawyor.it must
bo presumed to ha\o far loss foico than
ho would glvo it. Senator Edmunds , who
In quito tlio peer of the Now York sena
tor in ability to judge of a nritter of this
Kind , docs not find in the most favored
nation chuiHo any obstacle to the estab
lishment of rooipiocal trade arrange
ments between the United St-itos and
any or all of thocoimtrios of South Amer
ica , and theie aio other otcolloiit
luwyoitt in the bonato who
cinnot sec that it is at all in the way of
leclnioeal commercial treaties with any
countries. Moreover , it is to ho pre
sumed that Secretary Blaiao has not
con&idorod the proposed policy without
having given ti > the most favored na
tion clauholn oir troiitios with I'uropean
nations whatever wolght it deserves.
Precedent is against Mr. Eviirts.
AV'lion Unglniid and Finnco wore
joined by a spochl commercial troity
there ttas no complaint from
any other nation , and there was
none during the twelve j-cars of icoi-
piocity between Canada and the United
States. The moit favored nation clause
was not alleged lib an objection to the
reciprocal troitio * with Mexico and
bpain which the semite refused to ratify
for entirely dlllorcnt roison ? . Obviously
this objection , although backed by the
authoiity of a distinguished lawyer , is
not entitled to regard as an obstacle in
the way of a policy of roclproslty and
undoubtedly will not bo ponnlttoJ to in-
torfeio with a declaration of such pol
icy. Tlio praoticd dlllleultios in the
way of the success of the pjlicy would
have iitl'onlud Senator I'vatts much better -
tor giotind of opposition to reeljrocity
than the ono he adopted.
ItKSUltTiS 01" IlKAWOIl'ltOXUENT.
A number of calculations have boon
made as to the probable political results
of renpportionmont , till of which nhow
that the advantage , \\htitoror the basis
of represonttition established , will bo
w ith the republicans. The census enu
meration is now bo nearly complete for
all the states that the appoitionment
could be made at once if desired. The
slight additions or subtrautiona hereafter -
after to bo inudon ill hardly affect the
lopresontation of any btato in the elec
toral college or house of representatives.
It is therefore doinonstr.iblo that the re
publican party o.m oloot its candidates
for president and vice president in 1802
by carrying either Now York , Indiana ,
Now Jersey , Connecticut orVost \ Vir
ginia , the lirst two of which gave their
electoral votes to Kurrison in 18SS and
the others voted for Cleveland ,
A coiibiis export has contilbuted to the
Philadelphia //t'.vt a calculation show
ing that the bUtos which gave ropuhll-
cun majorities in 1SSS , together with the
now btates , have added nearly nlno mill
ion to their imputation in the jjast ton
yeara , wlillo the Ineroaso in the states
that ga\o ilomocratlo majorities hns
boon only four and a half million , an ad
vantage of ne-irly that number in favor
of the republican states. It necessarily
fellows , therefore , that the republicans
will have u corrosjionding ad vantage in
the electoral college and thu house of
representatives under the roapportion-
ment.
Absuming that the now ratio of roj >
i osculation will bo ono uiouibor for each
ono hundred and eighty Ihou-Mtid of
population , the division of that mini her
Into the population of each stnlovlll
probably determine its representation In
the house , with tills modification ! The
aggregate of remainders after the di\ls-
Ion Is mndo will ho Inrgo enough to bo
entitled to soveial roprcscntallves , tuul
this must be provided for by allotting
such membership to the states liaIng
the largest icinalnders. The census ox-
pcils have prepared tables \vhlch make
duo allowance for the disposition of thofo
remainders and which show the member
ship of each state under both plans.
As the political consequence will bo the
saino in citlnn * case it will forve the pur
poses of illustiation to piesont the
llgures for a ho'iso of tlireo humlicdand
ilfty-threo members , that being the 111016
probable- the two Under the pi in
the south nukes a net gala of four mem-
beis , the east tlireo and the west four
teen , liopnblicin ht'itoj gain sixteen
membeis not , and doinooratic states
live.
live.The
The electoral ( oltoge , with three hun
dred and fifty-throe romo-scnlathes In
the hotno and elirlityolghl boiuiturs ,
would bo composed of four hiindied nnd
foity-ono members , of vhich two him-
dred and t\\enly-oiiowould ben miijorlty
noii'xsnry to elect. The states now 10-
gaidcd as safely republican would hive
two hundred and sovciitcon votes , or
\ \ Ithin four of a majority , and the hino
democratic states would have ono
hundred and liftyoiipotes. . The doubt
ful states New York , Indiana , Connect
icut , Now Jersey nnd West Virginia-
would luivo bOMiiittlueo > otoH. It is
thus seen that If the republicans hold
their on n in the states counted as sure
republican they can elect a president In
18112 by carrying an.i , ono of the doubtful
states. On the other hand , the demo
crats , having only ono hundred and
llfly-ono votes sure , will need every ono
of tlio doubtful states to elect their cin-
did.itc. The giowth of the nation has
relatively increased thoftronglliof the
republican party , and that strength svill
bo available for the first time in 1892.
This increased strength \vlll also bo
innnifeit in tlio elections for the house in
that year , us throo-fourths of the addi
tions to that body will bo republican.
Tin. : exposure of the lobbeiios perpe
trated under tlio prohibition law of
Iowa in DCS Moines and Polk county
hns ere itod intense resentment among
the taxpayers. A system which enabled
iriesponsiblo justices , constables mid
shjsters to crowd the court dockets with
cases in which the stnlo of Iowa was
prosecutor against "ono bottle of beer , "
each c.iso netting the raiders se\on dollars
lars , natuially bred a houlo of tax
eaters. The enforcement of the law AVIIS
a sccondaiy consideration. The solo
object of the gang was to secure nil tlio
revenue the tr.illle would bear , icgard-
lojs of the effect on the taxpiyers. Linn
county has been hied as ctlectivcly as
Poll : , but the authorities aio now de
termined to check the greed of the
gang. In the p ist three "months fees
amounting to twenty-throe thousand
dollars vvoio piled up agaiiibt tlio tax
payers nnd the lofusal of the supervisors
to fork over thli enormous bum without
uestion moots the hearty appiovnl of
the tuxpaying citi/ens. The feoshaiks
aio near tlio end of tholr rope. The in
vestigation of the bills proposed by the
supervisors will o.\po&o a wide-spread
system of jobbery under the musk of
piohihition.
Coor. weather and fetus of the cholera
aio causing Amoricin touribts iiiEuropo
to hurry homo. Advicesaro to the olTcet
that It is impossible to bocuro a berth in
any Atlantic liner , and that every cabin
is secured for-weeks ahead. It is also
said that there hnvo been inoro Ameri
cans in Europe this summer than over
before. This ifi accounted for by the
fact that a run from Now York to LL\or-
pool consumes but six days , and -with tlio
splendid , ocean steamer the trip is ren
dered most pleasant. This is in strange
contrast \vith twenty-live jcais ago ,
when ivcoks vvoio consumed in crossing
the great pond.
IT is said by knowing ones that the
report of the Pull in in car company at
the jent meeting of directors will show
u greater increase in piofits than over
before.Vhenever u new line of rail
road is built it gonoially means de
creased earnings for tlio computing line ,
but it simply moans inoro business for
Pullman or Wagner. Those two giant
corporations continue to swell their in
come. They have never cut rates ,
and after failing to got till you possess
turn you ever to the tender mercy of
their porters. Pullman doubtless has
the gicatest monopoly on earth. *
Tnudomo-alUiuica candidate for congress -
gross In the Second district declares
that his character is of no consequence
to voters. The principles ho advocates
aio the only mutters to ho considoiod.
According1 to the files of the "Webster
county probate romt there has been a
marked falling away of both pilncipal
ami interest. It is evident .Mr. Mc-
Koighan is sadly in need of a receiver to
account for his political and financial as
sets.
Tm : official census figures from Ver
mont hhow that that state In ton years
has only just about hold her own , The
population Is tlireo bundled and thiity-
two thousand , three hundred and llfty , a
decrease of oighty-ono slnco 18SO , The
real estate maikol In the Green Moun
tain state is not an active , in coasequonco ,
an it is in homo of the western portions of
the country.
Si'KUCKU IIKKO has closed his con
gressional ciunnaign , and his friends are
con flit out that his iniijoiity will not ho
less than fifteen hundred. Considering
the fact that the democrats had him de
feated three months tigo , this will not
bo a bad showing for "tho other man
from Maine , " in mi off joar.
TllK expulsion of Hruckinridgo is n rebuke -
buke to political assassins , but it will
linvo little olTect on the nvcMiigo Arkan
sas bourbon. It Mill enable llreeUn-
rldgu to po-,0 as a martyr and bllmulato
the night riders and raiders to grcator
activity.
l'\UIt'KK3 are all the r.igo , Tlio poach
flop suffered Us annum1 failure , tipples
uro bcarco and so dy , potato. * are high
enough tojvnrvanl frco coinage , and on
top of all ooiiws the inelnncholy tidings
that Jim Hold's lur'l Is a hollow mock
ery. Is life \voith living under such
dismal c-onuHlolis ?
TllG effort ? of Doss Goniuiii to plnco
fcoapon the free list didn't wash. 0
Mtuylanl , my Maryland.
.
Mr O.V. . i ; DoMoyhn < arrived nthomo ,
nnd It nmy bo uA ! without \lolatliifr any con
fidence , that tho-Tv-ar In the Thlnl district Is
on MOSJU. lllumcr , Jlctklcjolin nnd Hiir-
risen vvlllnlcusostmd up iuul bo counted.
A i.id accident Is rowrtetl | from Lincoln
It seems from the metijtcr lepoils received
thntl'iirthiwlnt ; Agent Heaitloy WIVH cany-
Ing mill unbroken inoltnso of eg sto tlio gen
eral warehouse , where Dictator Jliirrowa uns
to inspcit thoin In order to ll uro out Ills
rotniiiiH ioii. Some wonts ensued , when Mr.
Utiriows , in nmnmcnt of abseat-inliidednuss
sat down oa the mckaue , and itillcl not re
main unlnolton A meeting of the executive
conimlttoo lias been called to determine who
must stand thu loss
A Tpcuinseli piper copies n fcxv columns of
nrtiiles in fuvor of flat money , fiom the * do-
functOimhn I'opuMlcnn 1 hero Is a tor'alii
amount of tloc-ncy ilue n corpse , nndvliy the
Tcctimsoh p.ipur wants to eimso tlio i ) or old
ItopubliiMii to turn In Itiffnuo isnot knovsii
ThofoolMi ami idioticllilnir' sail or ilonoln
life should ho ullcnvcd to rest gently \vltb the
corjMo in Us wi.ive
Tom Majors was simdbaggcd nt Puu yes-
terd.iv , and hb blue hidoryslilrt torn from
his bajy. UciLftivos mo witching I'.irmcr
Howe.
Mrs. Ulerlindn SisitH of Hoiton , Mich ,
vviitcs a letter to a Jfebraska puptr , and
urges thovotcis to tliwvvt ( XT the > eke of
tyraimv mid vviulcllki * little men up to the
polls and cast a bihot for homo ami human Ity.
Shusiiys that us amotlicr ofsivUen thildicn
she is nuttirall > interested in knowing , ' ' 0 ,
vvbcio is my iwy tonight. " 1'hls porlnps is
true Any \voiimiiwliolins sixteen chlldtvn
cannot bo blamed for wmtlng to know whiro
tlio boys alt are unless the whole sixteen nro
Bills. She is interested no doubt in having
souiu one "feed hoi lamln. " Meillndii's ' case
is sad to loatcmplnto , and tba only vay rut
of itl ? for tlioCIougtir , who for icasons best
known to herself , has no family civi-cs Just
now , to mlopt a half dozen orsn of these tint
Iilc'ilintlalias bioufjht Into trie cold uoild to
bo svvoDtdown by thu burning bioathot the
Deinliiir Hum Then Helen could contem
plate tlio icallllcs of life at short range , anil
her voice was lifted for "our boys" and "our
homo" she could point with pildo to her
adopted ( Idillncs , mid shed sheets of salty
team in their belinlf. As it Is now , Merlluila
Imq tlio cilfjo on Helen , and is perhaps shoit
on Linulcs and trundle beck. It would bo
cruel on our jmt to turn away fiom this soul
Stirling' appciloCMcrlintla. without nuotinj (
one other gentle heart throbs vhich palpi
tates in tins nniiucr :
Mothers of Aincilcn , as you clasp your
lambs tojourlxnoms and kiss nvvny tuolr Ia-
fiint te.iirf , dojoa kuowbutthey , toomay be
forced into the ranks o/ this grcit nuny of
trumping destitute * t to bo rode clov\ii by the
iron lioofs of Shjlock's ' lieartlfos knigut-
errun try.
The men of Nebraska should pause. Imig-
ine Mrs. Slsins clasping sixteen lambs to her
bosom and kisslufjnvvaj- perhaps t\vico six
teen lafunt steers , ( aiid thinking the wlillo
that tho.j were jiut about to bo trampled
do\Mi b.v the iron lioofs of Shy lock's heart
less Imiglit-crrautry , with , for nil wo know , a
tongue of ilunie-atid a spliced tail sixteen fict
IOIIK , This is a trjiiiR cuso and Helen should
ni.iliO room on hotbo om for some of 'em.
Council's mil.
Jiiston ntnhe ,
The house hus passed an eight-hour Ml ,
with the usual nnwnduieats designed to escape -
capo its enforcement.
"IIoatlH , I AViii ; 'Jnlls , Voit Liose.'T
Juitlata Itennl.
The ( lemooiits hive no hositjiiev in cn-
dorslnp an alliance candidate , iiroviding ho is
ndcinocr.it ; if he isn't a ilcmoci.it no "en
dorsee. "
Cnit r Jsniler ,
A farmer in Hujs precinct , it Is reported ,
is collecting a lot of oldnwaid moibils which
bo lias boon nuilo believe will p.i$3 as legal
tender when. ICciUjots ( to congress.
Ijost ItH < liurm.
Vtnttimnuth JTciaM.
The hand organ Blind of joungMr. Bryan
Is losing its sweetness on the summer iir
Pretty Poll on "tbe poor farmer" nnd "rob
ber tariff" ( 'rovva very monotonous after u
time.
tTiil ( o ItnniUL- In Harucst.
The enemies of Judge limner .no clicuht-
iiif the report that his candidacy is , not scil-
ous , but merely a ruse to help Mr Dorsoy so-
euro the nomlnat o i. Now the Leader sin
cerely hopes that none of its renders In thU
county \vlll believe nny such statement. Mr.
Humor is In cirncst anil any one who knows
him knows tli it when tiogoci into a light it
is for thopuiposo of vviuniiifc' . Ilo is mi ae-
tivoennillilntouiidhls sttoiiRth is growing.
Ho Is Mr. Dorsoy's most foimUlablo rival anil
will stay in the Held until the euulidiite is
nuiiicil bv' tlio convention.
An Uiiinipciicli.ililo Oaiiillilntc.
Co'eitdtja ticntlnel.
It has been some six weeks since the ropub-
iicnnstnto convention , and stilt the iloino-
( loinocratle puty have found 110 clmgo of
any serious nature to imiiluia UKiiaat L. U.
Kichurils , the ropublicin iionilnea for LTOV-
ernor. In clnractcr ho stands unnssiiiltoil ,
no mm has dared to biv.itlio nuglit against
it. In this respect bo static ! mi unirapoai.h-
nblo caudliluto for tbo highest ofllco within
the gift of tlio people of thustutu ; n ponco-
loving , honorable nnd unilght cltlron. A
gallant .soldier nnda soldiei's ' frlencl , Indus
trious mill tempcnitc , ho stands : i gr.uul
leprasontntlvo of ft pi and stito and a grand ,
industrious people IIU majority on the ides
of Uovombor w ill be old fashioned.
The Campaign to l > ate.
l\Mincii tMlcryrixe.
The politirnl dlhttubniicolu Nebraska has
scarcely boijun.Vo ' liuvo luil months of
newspaper iiritaton ( ( , nnd a loni ? suiecMsloti
of allianee picnics. ] mt the teal h ittlo bofoio
tbo people reiiuim to bo fought out. Tlio
clelaj should not Iq inueb longoi , bovvovor
"NVo Ijcliove it inn trutlifulli bo Mill thnt
thoiopiiblicnns b,9 , thus far lost aotliliigby
tbe developincata , , p/ the com | > uign The
most that can bo § M for the vigorous woik
clone by tbo nllbiico | leiuiors ii tliatit Iris
kejit their men togotliei and tlio | > ot from ict- ;
titijfcold.
The alliance is hrgely the work of profes
sional auditors and of domomitlo politicians ,
butit Is also rcprc'sentitlvoof a ] > upulur de
mand for reform on tlio pat t of the army of
Nebiasld producers. Tlicrepublic-mis must
stiow the people th it their ticket , platform
and powerful oiganlziitloa is tbe real hope of
tub demand for reform. To do tills they
must wagoa vigorous nuil oiithusmstlo cam-
piipn In ovorir i > art of the itito. They must
send out their candidates and s ] > cakors to
meet the people and discuss with them , fa < 'o
to facu , Iho issuu-iof tlio time , und tlio inan-
nerliililclitliu ivpubllciin party proposes to
iloul with them , It is not to bo liollcvoil for
a moment that any considor.iblo number of
s'e'bwski i-ojmblicuns nro going to seratch
tbo name of Lucius D , Ulcbanls when they
know the cluu-.ietor Mid reconlof the man , or
Hint they will po bmlc ontliourtj'splitform |
w hen It hns been fairly 'indented lo them.
ttlve us mi ng icssho campaign , gentle
men , iuul let Itpoiiclratotho remotest corner
of the state.
jii v WJTUKotirir \ ir/.sr.
Xchraikn.
The UNClouil Kcpubllcaii Imsentcivd Its
Ihlrdjenr
ThoSnipv county ilninocrJtio coiACntton
will bo bclif attlrctna Oitober 11.
A tiiilldlng 30 < c'50 feet anil two fiirnacci are
boinq built by the U'eciliifVutcr | lowing
innolilno coin tinny forjiiiunninir purposes.
James Milton , an old resident of t'awneo '
oiniity , vho wai severely Injuroil by the
kick of a liordotoa ila\sugo , died Satiircliiy.
Thobniuof Jolm U'alftod , noir Harviin ) ,
with two borses , was clistixijcd by lire sup
posed to Invo been started h ) an Incendiary.
One bund reel nncl llftv no vvhool < iliiivo IIPWI
orilereil for the Crete 'piiblie. lihriryv\hicli
alronly eontalns moro tlmii two thousand
volumes.
A bucket of dirt was drnppatlou P. II.
iti-ock , a viell digger nt Table Hoik , striking
his shoulder and clashing tlio bones. DroiK
will leocner.
Messrs.Vhilo \ A Hlnck have formed a
pirtnorshlp to buy all tlio \\liitoriipiilos In
( 'iss county. Tli oy pu n lias ol ; i'M bushels
In otic day lost w eok ,
Sergeant fonmrlv of tlio Serond United
States arllllorj. wlillo loulltiirii vli-lom borso
at Omul hlniul , win atUck J hj thu antinil
ind severely injured
Thrco tcinmof horses nnd wajoim unshed
tog-other ilnrhiK a rtimm iy at I'uwaee City ,
lesultliur l n Keneril wreck and the breaking
of Kminoi Sciii'iick's log
Tolm Johnson , while clciniug a well twelve
inilo3vvostot Midlson , vas overcoino by foul
air und fell to the bottom of the well , a dls-
tnucoof 100 feet , anl w.n Instimtly killed.
Tlioconiniisslonors of Thaver couiitj have
otfend a Mvn.nl of JJ.1t ) for tlio c-iptuto of li
.1 Sliittuik , tluiD.ivc'niiort
iniiistvlio os-
i ii > pd from a onstnblo immediately utter his
Tom , Mijors as chnlrmnn , nnd Church
Ilov\e , asiouuiMiiclcrol'iamp. have nttavhiil
Ihc'lrinitncs toluvitition enitls for tlio ic-
union of j holdicrs niul suitors of houtheistcin
N'obriska , to boacld utAuImrii September
J4 , S'liinilJO. A great time in anticipated.
A I id living near fienoi inlialod a
ntr cattle , and the eiTorts of the
local physicians to remove the troublesome
thing proiud unavailing Tlio bj ) \\j > i sent
to Columbus , vbfrotho doctors Huccocded In
I'ttriLtiiij , ' the bur , afford ing ; relic f after
thirty lioms of agony
t-TinttlioSanteoagoney ) in ICnov ; rountf ,
last nook , ut the hour of midnight , all the
people at tlio a/eacj worn awakened by the
loudiiiiRlng of n school bill. The people
ruslrd from tlielr dwellings , thinking It is
tire or some other tioublo. i'ho c.iusoas
this : The men vvorlfiagnt the uitesiim well
bud Just sti aclt a jingaificent lloiv of water
at u depth of li feet , jicncetho rejoliiiif ?
A terride wind and lain storm struck the
vicinity of Bancroft Snturdar niutit about ! >
o'cloik. ( Iciicml II. limsoin's new burn ,
which \vis ne.irlj completed , was blown
down and almost totally destroyed The
sinoto stack on tlicllouihiK mill w'.is blown
down and m ishecl jiirt of thu roof iti Sev
crul small ImilJiiig-'i about toiui ivero blovn
to pieces. There v is n brilliant display of
electricity , but thn rniti was light
At the meeting of thodistilct lodge of Good
Teinplnrsnt Hebron the folloulng ofllccrs
vvercclectcd for thocnsaiiifrjear . ) ohnVar -
Ing , rairinont.tempmr ; Si I. is Cook , Hebron ,
counsellor : EUlo Ilanchott , Falibuiy , vice
tempi ir ; A. A. Vliitnun , rnlrinont , secie-
tnryV , I ) . Gicen , DoWitt , treisurci : ; Rosa
( ! rea , Pjiibmy , tbaiiliiii ; Wiley White ,
Ilurbinc , marshal : A. 1 ! AhvaaiJ , D.iykln ,
puard ; 11. P Harding , Hebron , sentinel ;
Curilo Ilunchctt , I'lilrbiirv , deputj mnshal ;
Sad lo Waldo , DoAVitt , awistintfsccretary ; 0.
L. Drown , Chester , post templar ,
A number o ( the .ToiTersoii countjfarmer - ,
liavo miinnfiicturcil iioiso power machines
with which tocnt tlioircorn Itlsa uondcr-
ful hboLMivIngpiue ! of machinery and does
peed work. 'Iwo men and a boy can cut jind
shock from eight to ten acres of com per day ,
Its "ivntli being t\\o rows. G. Ducket has a
macliino which cut * four rows and ho al-
loKcstliatbo can cut and shock ingondshiipe
froin 11 f teen to twenty ncrcs of corn in a dav
Thismncbino is a simple one , being maclelu
the shape of a sled , narrow cnoiish to piss
bottvoen two TCWS of corn Ivnives nro at
tached on cither side , bick of which aio sub
stantial plntfoims for the men to stuna on
who take care of tbo com.
low i.
A hrpothra stoiy hotel is to bo erected at
Dexter.
Ono stroke of HgntniuR roblicd Cusrier
Uupi > ell of Webster City of seien head of
( Mt.T.ltV
Ex-Pollcoimn .Toscpli O'lfcil of Clinton is
In Jnil chained with a ciiminal assault onn
jouiijj lady of that place
ICfehtcen waifs from Xew York city wcro
furnished with comfortiblo homes at Web
ster City and vicinity tbo past week.
Itls estimated tint ii OOfl melons , or 403
carloads , hnvo been shipped froin Nluscatlno
Island so far this season , and u considerable
quantity still remains.
Two youiif ? men who won cnught playing
the 'ho-Uact in '
( ( vnnllcn'cd liaunteil liout.oiit
Iowa fulls , iiwroMlv escaped being nabbed
iuul soveiely do lit with
\ Vhatvns supposed to hiito been a clvii'i-
mite explosion , which sliittcred the Shelton
lnlliniiii-3 nt Bloonifleld a fov dajs ao , turns
out to hnvo been caused by a leaking can of
AV , T. HiRgs , innnnffor of the cicamciy
packet e-oinpiiny at N'oitli Jlasou , has \tvtn \
nrroited ilntr eil vith boiin ; tlio nun \\lio
tins been terroifriiijr women by uppeaiintr on
the stieuU iu parti il dress.
Ne.ir Kinnictsbun ; the other cliy MijhtiiiiiR
strink iiiiillcllleil allno hp.in of liorses bo-
loiiKhiff toChils Doiiulmu. The team -vvas
valued utMOO Tlnei ) moil who neroln the
wuxon ( I iivvn.br tlio tcimcra shocked so
bncllr that thev rumiined unconscious for
some tiiiin.
month of Auprust the lou-a hoa-
pitalfortho Insaiw , at Independence , con-
taiued S'Jilinniitc's , ii'r men andis1 ) women
Thuio wcro t bitty-four uuinlttcd
nudthiily-
tvvodischir cl , Icivin , ' n total of SJ3 Ih-
inaUs ut tlio close of August The total
number under caio dining the niotith v.is
WiO , and tbe dully averitje under cue -vvis
Wd.
Wd.In
In evcivathij ( for tlio reservoir for the
vvatervvoilcs on the hill that o\erlooks the
town of Hiitnlioldttlioorkinen \ found , falily
vvollprejseivod , 4io skeletons of live persons ,
imdas inmymoroof llioso peeuliaily daik
scams thnt so surdy indiuito 11 thorouglily
ilissolvcd liodj , Tbo
bouos
dnnotouery an-
cioiiteoinclorj The tooth vvoiuperfect in a
couple of cases , but so worn as to indicate
Kio.itajro The skulls voro tilled witlia stl-
staiico prlnclpilly cluv and voiy haul , and
showed the \eias. as phluly is tlio fienulno
linxin Tlioy lay uiwn tlielr sides and nothiiih'
foiclRii vis found with tinm except cl.mi
shells , 'Ihoy worodovMi about two leet.
John Stcffun , the vountr imu who killed
his hthei lit ICoolcuk iilnut tlireo ycirs iiffo
In a lit of iusiiiitv , niul who eseapoJ from
the Indtipendeiico Insiuioiisjlnm six months
atro , 10turned to ICeoldik the other day to
M'O Ills mother Ilo hal IKVII in hiding In
No\v York cltv ever since liU csoapo , lint his
lovofor Ms mother Impelled him to lotinn
to lib native yity. Tlio authorities sit Indo-
pendi'nuolearned of liisie'tum iuul coiiimuni-
uitc'd with thosheriff offjcecouuty lelativo
tooiTectin'hii } cnpturo , and a jxissoheaded
by that ollleoi visiteil the house In seat eh of
him , but wore hold In coiiMraatlnn by thn
mother Millies the sou csuapdl. No furtlier
truce of him cm bo found.
( jforfjollolulo , Hgeii thirteen , was fatally
shotbv iicoinpiniou nnmud Midtlind at Tip-
ton VOUIIK Jiidtland had ntcMitla the bnek
jiird nnd hud been bothered by other boys
tin-onIngclochand stiiks ut him , ami Iwr-
loivcil u ( 'ua , 0110 which nlioots u target bill
Jinsl/o , uti'l proposed to Hcaio the In
truders away by shooting in the nir. Little
lleiiulo M.UH out sklrinlshiiiK around , und
when ho relumed ( tin IVIaltliuiil boy , thinking
him one of tlw iiitruilon , nhot at him , not
know itifj thnt ileiplo was so close The hall
c'lite'rod lu the lotion of ttio h ( irt. pissing
oatlrely through I bo wall , unil Is lodged In
tUc cuvltj of the JUIIKS. 'J'ho bo.is . In the
hiiiuU of skilled plijftielaiiH , but It U thought
be cannoticcovor.
Tim Two Dakntas ,
Central City has seven saloons In full blast
undi'xpocti to boom.
Twelve brick stoil's nro hclntf built In the
burned district ut Vorinllllon
The $ J.5,00 , ( ) In school bonds Issued bjr L.OVV-
ell , asubiib of Sloax falls , ura worthless
hocnusc of n fiillut-cto cxmiply with the Imv
In nwklntf the proper ptibllcntloii of theoloo-
tlou notlc'e.
Tbo Mltcholl Dally UopubllMii which \VM
snld hist May to , T A.Vnkolleld linn psm\l
lmcl ' < lute ) the' Imidsof it * former proprletoti ,
U'hcclocldt Dean , by reason of wukellelil s
Inability tn comply vvltlitliu term-jof tliO
Ur Hull's llltlo sou of Clottysburft
OHM unil.ilx months old , wlillo
on iiblnuket Innlajby some eitlior little folkt ,
with i slight choking ho svallovcd an Iron
stnplo'J IiiehoslotiKby , ituliIJo. . which
luckily vent dovxn i-ewndoil end foremost
and joomsto liavo kept thut position to tlio
end of thovoyiuje
II. U. I 'tost ' on of Mitchell Inn raided nil
acroand iKjunrtor of CJerumn sulfur becti
The bee ta woU'li fiom two to four intiiulf
each , which Isiibout thurcRiiliir sl/o towhlch
tlioynru nllowed to | ? row in sucir nnkltii , '
eonntrlos Tlio c-ivp N to lie shipped to tbo
reliiuiy iitCJiMiid Island , N'oli , to ho tested
" iis tothe jlulelimd gnuU'of sugur proiuccd
"ilic-rofioiii
Moses hhiwson , an nwd party , wanted IIH ft
wltiuss in a nijKj iasu at Cictty-sburfr , could
not le found \vhon Ids name was tilled Tlio
next inoiiiliitj tlioold man was foumllyinif
prone upon his faooinaii n neon scions c-oii-
dltioa near the con ! house in thoionithotiw
inuaie llcsldo lilin liy an open jaokkuife
w 1th whlih ho had cut a trash lu his tlimnl
Ilo vis revival , stltcheil uji , nndby the aid
of a helper .vtunbloto appeal und testify In
court that afternoon
Sheriff. Sou ter of Sturgis XMS uvakoned In
Ids vlfo the other nljht ( , who Iiifortnnl him
that loniewno was in the roim On looking
ho s.iw u mail ciMvlliifr on his liuxH und
knuLM , and on asking \ \ li.it tlw Clil llirry" "
ho VMntcd , the nmniODlleit In Kr.ibbhitf Sou-
ter'n pints and malting for thodoir houtcr
jumped out f bed and K'.Muh.noithniit )
ivallliiir to drcjs The manleiJ olt OUT tbo
hill , through briar and bumble , but win
ovorli mica and icttirncd to the house * U'hilo
the shc-rilT clrcssi-d his wile held tip tlio
woull-be-bur lir with a shotijuii , Jiu\vn
JitluilandSoutcr returned hoinu to dixts the
sctMtchoslio i-cci'ivcil while runiiini ; tbioii
the biusheii dlshublle. Itc not hU punts.
St > flie I , Sclitncft. In lalf ! < 'llij > iitJoitiiinl
A c'lufliro creeps OUT nature A deep llusli
Mountslo tlio maple Icif ; tlio air is clear ,
flic ( jrajjes are purpling , iiacl a crimson l > lut > li
Spreudso'orituchllowcrs asiletk the wan
Itiponpplui bund the trees , vhlloiolteii-roil ; !
Uy roadside , lauo and nieatlow ( jtilly noj
N'oxvwhtitlliif'tof the qu.vil 110 often he.-iid
Fiom backwheut Helen , wlillo on the calm
air floats
Thodruiiiiniugof the p.utrleUe. Xot a blid
Builds now a nest , but night is thrilled by
notes
I'rom crickets near , and locusts * elrowsj hum
That seems to suj : "boptembci tiino has
cotno ! "
I'VICTS AHOUT 1'IAsIO.Vfc , .
mill Timely lnloinui.tli > ii Con-
< illoiH ( ImpoHi'il Upon runsliMirrs.
Inareeent Issue of 1'iank Lo > lio's IIlus-
tiutcd Newspaper appci.us the following.
'Ineio mo ( l.s5 disable J soldiuis pensioned
at $2 per moiitii ? 'J ' pet je.ir
L.OSS of botli h mills entitles thu loser to , i
pciibloa ol SlUJpor month
Tweatj seven widows imel two daughters
still dra\\ pensions on the rcvolutlouuiy war
lolls
There -ncro diopped. fiom tlw pension rolls
in ISIU. liiWr names
Total pension expenditures since 1 SOI ( thir-
ty-oiglit 3earslU.V-llilI'J ) , War capundi-
turofor ibO'i , I,0.0 , IOW.
Tlio pension npont ut Columbus , O. , hus to
sign chocks , bj hisovvnliaiidnt the ; nerajo ;
rate : of 83tporday , counlliiy aw Avoikiiifduja
per ve.ir.
Inmioml conductor a pensioned widow
torinliiiitcs her pension. If lurdcait husband
has childicn under sixteen jeui > of are , tlio
pension ( In such acasc ) is not continued to
them , exccnt by vorj exponslte ni.thoJ3. (
AmpuUtioiiuf an arm at en near the shoul
der Joint , or u le at or near the hlu joint , en
titles the applicant to STi pei inoiHli
Hach nilnoi child ( under sKtcui years of
ages ) Is entitled to * ! pel month.
The decrease of peusloueis of the war of
ISltJin IbVJwasl.Oii Increase of pcnsioticid
of the Mcxluun vvai in Iw'J v.is 2lu7.
Tlw avii-apoiuuiinl v.iluo of caiii v\lJovv'h
pension ( of the civil war ) is $1.11.01.
There aio ll\oiuv.ilul \ soldiers , pensioned at
$3. I'll , andcifjlit at $ i 0(5 ( jj pur month.
l cnsion for the lees of iMth fcot , or tlio
loss of .sight of both eyes , VT2 pur month.
Xo service pension was jjiautcd for Indian
wars.
Artificial limbs furuUbed by the war de
partment will bo renewed every live vcais ,
or commutation { 'iven Insteiil , as follows.
artificial legs , $75 ; arms , T > 0 , foot , i-oO
Pension for totaldeafnessJ0 , ! per month
The loj/il foe to be paid to pension npmt or
attonioy by applicant ( If nospcclat
is made ) )
It a pcnsionir Is Iiupmoned foi crime , his
vvifo ( or the guardian of his children ) may
draw his pension.
Indian poiuioaers in tlio ludim tonitoiy
aio wijuued to bo pile ! direct bvtbo iwnsiou
a < ent , in standard sliver , at least oncu u
yea i
iOnehalf of all penalties nnd forfeituies on
"p iblic lands , " und all moiiejs from the Halo
01 naval pii/.es , are applied tothopiyinent of
new pensions
Uiti/onsot Jklontinavho served during tlio
Ne i'erces war m.iy i-oeeivo pensions if dis
abled
Pensions may not bo attac'ied orseized by
or undoraiiy legal or o < juifaljlo processvvhut-
eve i
Pensions cannot bo legally pledged , inott-
gajrcd , sold , rtssiLTiicd ortiaustorrid.
But one pension N allow.ible to one person
nt thesaino time , nulesstbo second pension
states that it U iu addition to tfielh-st
Pensions tire pal liuiditorl ) .
Of tlio tl ( ) , > i'army iiivallclclaims Hied In
SO , onlj T6irj have been ullowud
Pensions for total dtsubllltv , $7J j > er
month.
Only about CO poi contof the inv ilidclniins
( soldierh'tlaiiiis undistinguished fiom wid
ows' ' claims ; tiled siuio 1SOI have luen al
lowed.
If , i pensioned Avldo\v ma ilcdlio penion
! oily-two and thrccipjaitor millions of
doll us luvo beenpiidto pu'iisioiiomof t ho
war of hi : ! slnco l&TU , and of tlio Mexican
vvai since 1 00
Tha nuiubei of lelected el mas hi ISM was
SlJ.lir'i. '
Ohio filed tlio Impost number of cliilms in
1S * > 'J , viz. , 1 1IIJ. ( Jiew Vorliwiis second with
7-jn
TtionvcraRoannii'il ' value of oneh Invalid
pension en the el vil vvai rolls nt the closet of
tintlsc.iljcai Ibb'.Mvus JIJ I.M.
Tlieio were iro.OOS claims pending .Funo SO ,
18S1I
AVonronov pnjIuK1 about { v,000,003 ( nn-
iiually topouslonoiiof the .Mexican w.ir and
tlio war of 1SU alone. This is morel thun
three times asinuchns we paid on tlio sumo
n < -coiinta durini ; theUvove.iis wecedinj ? tlio
civil warnnd ne irlv douulo the Wiliest an-
nuiilpiymontsoa tbo same accounts ut any
tlinoboforo JbOI.
ol II iimiiii Slcin ,
ltuTtinri.
Captain TC. W. Kiii buiy of thin city
Is ulnoino fora bhortstjij from tlio Szin
Carlos Jiiilitin reservation , vvhero ho is
a poit tiador. The Sin Carlos roiorvsi-
tion is n valley 100 mlles square , HlLu-
atuilat the junctiun of tlio S.'in Cnrlos
iuul ( illii rivers in Ail/tcjiu. About five
thousand Indiana are cured for bj tlio
govorniiKjnt on this roscrviitlon. As
boon us poorLo trots bin hands on a
uouk'h ] iiovision9 or extia blanket lie
bits down on the ground and piocculs to
{ rainblu llioin awn } .
"Uy the viny"baid Oiptnln Klnffd-
bun , "did you ever sco Ihoir plnyiii ) , '
cardsV" ancl ulththo re in irk ho handed
out tided ; uhlrliho Mid had hccmmudu
by IndliuiH The fnceii anil Hpotn
vvoio copied after the JMo-clcim nioiite
jila ln - uirdi and vvoiu nut oa with MIIIIIJ
lirlL'ht durable piiat. 'J'liny luukfjdtiH If
maclo of iniuii or possibly lain bone , but
Uaptnln Ivint'sbiuy bolnx" nstlced in to tliu
matoriiil , biiid : "Uroll , you know nn In-
rtiaiimakoH ever thliij , ' durnblo and you
know what a varied u o hemtikob olraw-
lildo. "
The listuner , who Iuul b-oti grucofiilly
Bhuillliif , ' the cjudH , Hiiddetuly held. tlieiii
botiiconii lintror and thiinib.
"Wow , you bee , " nintlnueil C'liptalu
IClii'Hbuiy ( , "hoiBo hldo or hoof hidn
would lw too thick , nnd It is roimrU'il
tliutBucli thliiffh nro miinufiicturou from
tlio oxUrior co-icriny of prlMUitMM In
other woids , tanned whlto mcii'a bkln. "
vn/t'T TITP OT t TP niiHTir \
1'ROJI ' THb S1ATE CAPITAL. ' I
f i l
ExeroisM of tbe St , Th rcsa
ditkolio Parochial School ,
GOVERNOR TH/WER DELIVERS AN ADORES /
.111 llio Soelrllos of tlio Church Tnlco
1'art In thu I'mndo-Klrst Coiitlni
Itcl'iiHi'tl n lJc'c im * to Slurry
-CH- )
LINIOI.VXob , Sept. 7 [ Special t
Ili'i : J-Atl o'clock tlila iiftotiioon oi'cuuvil
tlio formal dedication of the splciulld ni'\\-
slructiite Iniownim the til Tlieri > .iC'atliiilu >
iaioclil.il < chool 'hleh li located on ilia
eOruoroC lliirtcenth niul J > T strevU. 'l'u '
event nut ( oiiinwinoritocl wlthn friiiul nli .
ln-.iLlnii inwhich nil thoCiitliollo socliiu
in thority pirtlilpiited. I'rolliulnaiy totho
farinalile > ellcitioii the vailoas societies \utli \
limdt pirn led the prlnclinl stivcf , Ihopto-
cession bclnir lomposed of thuschooN an.i
fi.itoinal oi nni/atioiiH In tbo folloun r
onlcr Jlnnil ; dorin / ; cirrii oschllilii ;
ofMaiy ; St Alojslmsoe'loty ; Vouiig Lali
Miibility ; chriry In e.irrlaR * ; Ancient Oi I
of IlilwriiiniiH ; bind , ( icrnrm societies , li
oln lliancli Irhli Niitluiiiil lemiiock'rjn
eJirlnin. ; ( inrislioncn , cillzuiu of foot.i t >
zcus inc'iiii'litpe's
Thcio foil iiitollncon tlunvottsidcof 1'o t *
cllcesiinio ( ( ) and mauliccl south to ( ) streol
cist toSKleentli , north tel , vc-tt to 1 li
tnth , soutlito Al nnd east to tlio new stru
Tliofornnl blowing of the school butldin ,
then oic'iirn'd , tlio Kt Ivcv. Bishop llonaeum
spc.ilclnir thosolonin ind Inrnrcislvo north ,
Ken rather Cubic ) , S .1. , eif Oiiiilni then
then picnrlied iinnpiiroprilto dltcourso liitlio
church which vvus irouded to its uttm '
eipaflty. Afterthistlio ureat inasi of li
ininitj inovcct tn the ao * school butldi
-ivlaciiwnsprottily dpiomtcd with biintii
Tlicj nlsinftof the iintlotinlllaijtliciioi'c-iiri
the Kcliool ilillclion iiicumUdlc sliinhijr i u
ctie hunui Co\ernui ! \ Tlnjc'rtlieii dcllvii
abricfcoiigmtiilitoiy adlross , ovtollinitt o
Iwiiolitsof ulucJtloiinnd lOiiKMtulntliijr i o '
iiojf * .tnrs of thoic'hool not only on the
sunimitioniif tlicir efforti , but also for i >
jutriotle sentiments they woroliieuloatiu ;
the minds of tlu i-hildioii-mi
- attribute * ll ii
v\us \ apronquislto intho making of food i
AllS.
TOO \r\it HIM TO Miinr. .
Colonel long , the efMiinlilcrkof tlio cam v
court , wholslothod with tlio iiutln > riif
glim tlnif nuirrian * licenses , hud to rifus M
tcnlnv for tlio llrst tlnio to oxclian u li .
iierinit forJJ iimisli I'lio piisonnnph
for tlio inairuiKO licciisouis \ him J'liivti ,
llussian .luv , who vlshesto niari'jlusN
loiisin , MisH Anna Filedcn On quMtl.n
the u.iifcr nppliniits the colonel dlsco\
that the fntboraof the laily and ( .intle
ivorc brothers , nnit not only tills , but CM.
thesotwo fathers lud inirrioil tlie lr in t
cousins The oolonol holicvcd tluit the * inr
marrlj o of tlio FilcdcM had K no nli '
fir eiioiifjbntiel ho tohl them tint this CHI-.I i
mlRht bo allouililo in Itussl i , but it \\o
not clolu INcbrrwlcn. Honclvhcil the v iui
man to gl\a \ the phi's next bc-st fellow i
ch-iiiconudfor him to soolf lie could not lln i
sonic otherperson's iwisin vvbo would muiv
himL'ricili'ti iltsliked this luuposltlonai I
most cmpluticnliy declared ho
vvniitoil j\ni a
or nobody. Colonel Loup then rofoinvl tin
nulontyooiip mm tolndgo Stiwartnnd that
onicinl hn tulaii the unttui under ucivb' '
incnt until toinoriovv
v no011 or IIOHT
Thcio iscvcrj Indication thnt tbo trul' ' -
illspliiy thocomlnjr Avcok will liu ono of the >
Kioutfeatuios of fail vve'ck Jii addition t i
the Hoits In the men 11111111 iioarli all tli-
variou ? cUlo soiletios of llio city hnvo sfem
Hod tlielr intention of participating nnd vvill
snarono o\pen&oiii Kctthv up vatlous en
Llcmntie K'oupt ' on vvhtxN suiil ecjuipiiliii ,
ihonssclvcsttitli sDlciulid costumes
hast ove'iiliiR tlio coniinlttco hnvlni ? ttio
ti ides' display inehiij'o : mot und elcclck'il t >
cicct are'hcsconiposolof i'li jets of vutlui 3
colored liprliU uttho liitorwi'tion o ( O an I
Eleventh streets ITour aicbos will ho put 11 >
at this point extending fiom ono eonie-i t. >
the other on thooppotito side of the street , > -u. .
that in aiij dircdion from this lntorsec' > tliii
not tli , south , east or wost-aii nrcli e.iu
scon. It is tlio intention to m.iko n mo
utistlc grouping ef the lights nbovo und In
low the imln cuivo nnd the crtect will } >
OIIPS 1ND IVP . < \
Some tldof broke into Itarnard EMIII
room in the Menlow bloclt yostcrdny iHirln ' ' i
his nlMiu'o nnd stole ) Ids best eo it iiiid vest t <
asiutof unilerviear , asilver iienholdor MI I 'v '
gold pen and a ri/or , A
ICov , O. A. Miniums ha ? rolurnod from < i
pleasant vacation spint in the int nnd vviu.
in hia pulpit in the l-'irst Baptist chinch
again today. /
Anionn tno Interesting foattuot of fanf
ncok will bo the oiioiiulr eouc-erU ulvt'ii
cvoryilny In thopostolllcosciuaii ) . 1'bc bintl
plvys ; > ut Intervals fiom Sl0 : ! u. in. to 10 III )
j ) in.
in.W. . H Kdlcyof Omihn , thogoiienil atlor
iiey of ttio Union Pacilic niilvar , Is m tlio
eltv to lav
\Vr. 1 * Kobinson , cenoml freight iifiont of
Iho St ToOit ( jrind Islaul railwav , und It
1 ! . Sutliorhnd , genonl .superiiitciidint of the
Mine line , nro inthoiity ,
Tom McUullouili ; , who li bcllovod to bi tl ) .
Mlovv who sto'o ' S10 from AVilliamVaill i. . >
.scve-r \veiUs npi and tin n skipped , rutiiini I
jestordiy and vis anestexl "
A
Caiio , 111. , special ilisi'ile'li to Hi
fllobc-Demooint : Last winlor the in-
coveu of a hu/o mount iln of pure chnlU
in Union County , ono iijllo fiom the Y- *
ovfiridjit * f ill i ti ) i I inn tlitft < * t i > % i Ink. /
tin * line of the Grand Tower ifc Carhoii
dilc niilnud , and nithln tlneo milc > s of
the "tHusls-iippi I'lver
, VVIIH anniiiiined ,
but until the pist ( ovvweeks the tnji'iii- (
tuile of the find win not apiirocintoil , In-
iisnuich as the work of iloveloninuiit liticl
not piocecdccl ID anv extent. 'J'lio niiii n-
t.ilii is about 150 feet hif'li , sinil
liiriiin's ( thus far made theio dties
aiipo-ir to bo any limit to the ch.ilkv
siibstinco 'Jho mountiiin Jsthopio
iwrtyof Mr. Jonathan Peory , whoso
lesidcnc-o is at Mount Vornoti , 111. , and
'rholsju&l now jmttinf ; the dial lion
tlio i a rM at S ) par ton Tlio clialk in
foiinelby fcratchinjfa..Miy alxiutii footi.f
tlio hoilhun \ the purevvhito substimi- . '
is exposed in a solid mias , unalloyed bv
any foioijin olcmont , tipnaientlj IIH ] iur.
as the diivoii snoiv. Thodiwovon i-
the iiioro Importiint from tlio fint thnt it
Is said to bo tlio onlj chalk bunk known
"
In the "United StntoH , und us Jt it
convenient to tlio milruad and ti >
the MiHslssIppi ilvor , wliero It mnv
bo Imndlod In buries. Its vulnc-i- '
not likely to bo ovorohtliimtul
Htnrch ( rrowi sticky coinmon povvidr.
liavo a vulgar itlm * . I'oi/oni'j is tno only
complexion povtder lit foruso.
CM A. HA.
LOA.N A.ND TRUST
COMCPAMY.
fiubsorlbod tnd Ouiirantooil Capital..tnooooa
1'ald ' InCajltivI 350IWJ
lluyjnridsollsitools ari'l ' iKindj ; nfnoLlnti H
coiiuiuruliil pnpiir ; roorlvi'H nnd u ) c'iite" <
trnslHi iiuti UH triuiH/ir imcat and truMtrj of
cornorttlooi , taken clmrK of proijerty , col-
loitu taxou
Ornaha Loan & Trust Co t
SA.YINGS BANK ,
S E Corner lOtli and Douglng Sts
I'Ald ' In O .
.pltiil 9 M00 < )
tiiiljiorlljednna ( lunrtnti'til Uuiiltal. . . 1(0,000 (
llabllltr al Htockliolilir-4 5JW.UOO
OPer Cent In I ore it 1'alil onDoTwiltH
I'ltANK J I/A Mil : , Cashier
Onicon : AU. A\yiiuin \ , iiresldunl ; , T.J Ilrowa ,
vlci proililont , W.T , W/iuan , trousiirur
njroctorM-A. TJ W-yman.J. H.MIllanl. J 1
llrowii. ( Juy ( JIliirion , K VV. Nu li , TUeiui
J. Ulmbull , Geurijo U ,
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