Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, September 16, 1890, Page 4, Image 4
| | . H T THE OMAHA DAJUY 13BB : TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16 , 1800. TBJD DAILY ROSEWATEfy Editor ' " " PUBLISHED' KVBUV TEUMS 01. ' 8UIISCUII-TION. Dally nnil furulnyi Quo Year . $10 f MX munllm . . MM ThriM ! nioiillis . SWI Cumlny Hco.ojiu Voar . 200 WuoUly Itcc , OnoVu-ir. . 120 ' ' OKI'K'KSi Omalm. Tlio TJon Hull'lliix. ' pniitliOrnnlin , Corner N imiiaitli Streets Council ItluITu , I'jl'i-url Htruct. ( 'blciiso Olllce , IITChnMilirrnf Corntnrrco. Now Vor1r.looniil.'I,1lniiil ! iVI'i-llmne llulldlng Washington , niul'omti.'c.'iitli Struct. COIIHKsi'ONDKNcn. ' All cotiiiminlcatlorn nslntliiit to new. nml nlttoiliil mutter should bo mldrt'tsod to tlio I.'illturliil llpimrlnioiit. HrSINKSH 1.KTTK1I ? . All business Ifltersnnil retiiltiiic-rs ( : should tin nMros ( ' < l In Tim licit Putin-thins f uriipuny , Onmlm. tlnifts , check1 mid jiiHtiinioe orders to iK-iiiiiUopiivalilu to tlio omut of the com pn 1131 The Dec Publishing Company , Proprietors , Tlio lee ! irirt'jj. I'lirnniri ami fovonti-cnlh "Is MVOIIN M'ATPIKM' Ot1 OIKOUI.AT10N Btntonf Ni'lmislci. ' I _ , County of Uoiitslni. f H" Orn. II. TVsclnick , Rpcrrtary of Tlio Il o t'ulilKliln' * corn pan v , docs BotcinnlyHWcur that HID nctiinlrlfftilntlon of TUB IKir.vllni : for the weak cnillnft Sept III , 1S1K ) . wns a * folloirs : Siiiidav. Sent. 7 . -JS.UU Monday , Sit. | > . H . -'On Tut ilay.ftipt. D . avilfi WciltiPMlny.Suiit. 10 . an.1 TliurMliiy.iJciit.il . iW- I'rlilnv. Sept. IS . aU" Butunlny , Sept. 13 . . . . : . ' 0,7f S Avcrafjo . 20,1liMl rim. -rxM-iu'cit. . Fvrnrn to tirfnro mo nn < ] siilwrlbod In my proBi'iico inislUlliilarof Sptitctnlinr. A.D..IW. IKKAI..I N. 1' . KKIU Notary 1'ubllo. Btatvnf Nebraska. ) County of lioiiKlns. t Ooorsc II , TVsi'lnik , bolus duly sworn , ilc- foscs mid iayH tliuL lie Is M-crotiiry of The llc-o I'll lill-tli Injt ( 'D-nimnv , id ; it tlio nclital nvorano dally cli dilution of Tin : IJAir.v I tut : fortliu inonlli of SoptcinliDr. 1SSO , IH.TIO conlps ; for Uctolior. Itfii. l , ! Xirclt'M | ) : fcr NovoniWr. 1SS1. ) , ] ! iiltlccilrs : | ; for Docciillirr. ISSH. Lty.OIS copies ; forjimiiar ) ' , Jb'JJ. ' I'VVVi coplus ; for rrbriiiii'y , WM , l ! > , T01copp | < i ! for March. ISin. yo.8l5coilr.si | for April. 1SK ! > , ai.WVl cnplivsi for May. boo , -.HUM ) copies : for . Mine , ISM ) . Lll.'iul coplcH- for July , 1SCO , IXMCa copies ! for Ailslist.'i' ! > : > . " ! ' ) unplus. GKOIIIU : H. TXKCIIUCK. Sworn 1o boforn tno. inn ! Miliscrlbcil In my presence' . tills loth day of M'lilpmbi'r , A. t ) . . 1MK ) . N 1' . PKII , Notary Piihlle. Tin ; forthcoming debate nt Grund Is land promises to bo onu of tlio most im portant events of llio Nebraska cam- puign. So fur ns tlio Second district is con cerned , Mr. Jlclvclglum's record seems to Ira the worst tliinp- exhibited as yet. An explanation is in ortlor umong the democrats , but till seems confusion. AN increase of twenty-five members will not matcrliilly ulTcct tlio dispatch of businc'SH in tlio house ol rop.'osontatives. The dilllcult problem is to find room for tlio now members without ouliirgiiig the hall. SO.MU of the southern papers are print- Iny the pieturo ofTillman , the ciimllduto for povurnor on the alliunco ticket of South Carolina. The picture in it-elf carries fee much woo that there is no chtinco for the gentlemvn.s : olcction. I'l'is niolunelioly cvidonco of the soul ful Imrraony existing batwcon the twins that the oHlcial announcement of the population of Minneapolis caused a St. Paul nrm to invest in a ensK'ot und Bhroud. The defeat o ( tbo Saintly city by thirty-three thousand liiled the resl- dontH with 11 wild dcsiro for death. Let the funeral inovo. " \Vili5Jf llio republican campaign really opetw on tho20Lh of September , while it id rather early for base-burning- stoves , il ! might oa well bo sot down us n cold day for the other tickets inthu field. The campaign is to ba opjnocl ut throe different points and veneered reformers of all sorts should take to the woods. Their day of uiillonium will have ar rived. Tan bald-knobbors of Missouri still purstto the evil tenor of their ways. Prosuuuting attorneys and others who interfere with their pleasant vocation I'ocoivu reminders that a hang-man's noose awaits thorn. [ Missouri is yet dem ocratic in her politics , but the gratify ing part of it is that majorities tire being - ing { .Tudunlly reduced. TnnKK largo iron mills at Plttsbur- , ' nnd ono at Alleghenoy City , Pa. , have abandoned the use , of natural gas. The reason is the uncertainty and unusually high price of natural gas. This brings the matter back to tlio proposition that black diamonds must bo used in the man ufacturing industries of this country und offers to electricity a chance to re deem itself. THK results at Far Itockaway show that politicians have already found a way to beat the Australian b.illot sys tem. Opposition voters are bribed not to cast their votes and politicians out side are bought to cast tlioir votes in u certain way in advance. The Australian system as demanded in Nobraskn , and which will doubtless bo adopted by the next legislature , simply prevents fraud ut the ballot box. Any agreement reached in advance us to the sale ot a veto will doubtless stand , but few such purchases will bo made. It is.evident tlmtndotorminod effort will bo made in the house by eastern members to reject the Honnto amend ment to the tariff bill placing binding twlno on the free list. The eastern men assort that It is an injustice to the rest of the country to put binding twine on tlio free lUt and thus , ns they claim , destroy an industry which employs thousands of mea in the east , while re taining n duty of twenty-live dollars a ton on raw hemp , It is not surprising the east should antag onize what would provo a bonoflt to the west , but the claim that placing binding twlno on the free list would destroy the Industry Is ab surd. The combine which obtained con trol of this product has proven itself un worthy of sympathy or protection. It has deliberately Inflated prices and com pelled the producers of the country to enrich Usmombora. It destroyed com petition mid arrogantly echoed Hill Tweed's defy , "What are you going to do about it ? " The senate amendment was the response The opposition of the cast ( should unite the members from the western states , regardless of political ufllliatlons , in a determined effort to up hold the Bonato amendment and re lieve the producers from the grip of a mercenary trust. . ,1 A correspondent s.iys that In portions of thnsUito thonr-zuiDcnt la being inndo that under hlf-h license tlio towns got the license money in their schools whilst tlio country supports the saloons and pays nil expenses of prosecuting fights and riots caused by whisky. AH prosecutions that nriso out of riots and fights in the municipal courts nro paid for out of municipal funds. If the complaint is tint the license money goes to tlie support of the schools In the cities and towns , instead of the counties at large , then the remedy Is to change the law by the legislature co as to innko a different distribution of the license fund , To adopt prohibition simply wljica out the license fund and leaves no such fund for tbo support of the wheels in cither the cities or the counties. Now the result must bo that both the cities and the counties must have increased taxation for hchuol pu-noscs under prohibition. Under prohibition the people add to their burdens of taxation instead of diminishing them. The country dow not support the saloons tinier tlio farmers do nil the drinking. The con tention of tlio prohibitionists is that all the drinking people tire in the cities. If that is true , it Is the cities and towns that support the falcons , and not the country. Tliero is no moro rea on for saying that the country should have a share of the license fund derived from saloons than for Baying that the country should bo compelled to pay the expenses of sicity council , a city polieo foiw. and that of all other city olliccrs made ncc- es.xtiry to run a city government. It being evident that the city bears the burden of all the expenses made neces sary in regulating tlio liquor tmlllc , it is entitled to the revenue derived there from. It lias been demonstrated by the ofllciul records in the states of Maijio , Mtibsachusett' ' ! , Iowa and Kansas , during prohibition times , that the expenses of criminal prosecutions Inivo boon much than thov over were under the license system of Nebraska. Under prohibition , according to the official reports of Portland , Uanjror and Augusta , in Maine , and of DJS Moiiies , Davenport , Dubuqiiu and Council Dlulls , in Iowa , it is shown that the percent of arrests for drunkenness and othcrcrlmcs is greater than it is for the state of Nebraska , and that tlio expenses of criminal prosiicutioii have increased ina like ratio. The.su facts would seem to ba a suf ficient answer to the assumptions of pro hibitionists as indicated in thu opening of this article. M'KMRirAX'S ItKCOKD. Out iii York county the farmers do not loom to bo allured by the simple an- louncoment that Mr. McKcijrhanis rai ling for congress. They appc.tr to want 0 know something about his record , and ho meeting recently held there , occupy- tig ever seven hours in secret , would in dicate that they wore in dead earnest. Mr. MeKeighaii started with n great blow about changing all the laws of the .inlverse. lie would not only make the aw of the iipplo'i ) fall his own , but ho proposed to have a great many other things como his way. The government , vus unstable ; the mor.oy of the land was not what ho would glvo his'conbtituents ; nothing appeared to bo what ho would uivo it. But just now ho seems to ba in 1 position In which ho cannot dollnoliiH own record. Ho cannot tell what noncys he received when comity judge of Webster county , and if he could toll ust what ho received he could not tell ust what he did with It. It wns eminently fitting that u general - oral row should occur when MeKuighan. net his strikers , and it was supposed that nothing concerning the campaign would bo accomplished. Mr. McKcighnn s merely sowing the soads of discard in .ho democratic ranks , whilst all the alli ance folks who at one time thought they night give Him their support nro through with him. Ills record is yet Lho interesting thing in tlio Second dis- . trlct , and until ho can explain that , there is no particular chance for enthu siasm. Mr. Iliti'lnn , in the meantime , is go ing along , and the result this coming November will bo such tin overwhelming victory for him that Mr. iMcKoighan and his followers will wonder why they wasted time to explain any of the un savory record. TllK FlA\\XVlAl4 \ According to the latest reports from " "Washington there is no apprehension , so far as the treasury is concerned , regarding tlio financial situation , but nevertheless the stringency in Now York and the pressing demand for loans are calculated to create a fear that the condition of the market muy become more serious before there is tin improve ment. The dinicultioa of the situation are not wholly duo to speculation. AVhilo this is largely responsible for the existing stringency , another potent cause is the apprehension of bankers of an extraor dinary demand from importers so pay duties on goods entered slnco the bogi- ning of August and which must betaken taken out of bond , according to the terms of the tariff bill ns adopted by the senate , before the 1st of Novem ber. The estimates of tlio amount of money that will bo required to do this vary from twenty to forty million del lars , but allowing it to bo midway between - twoon these sums it will bo a great drain upon the money market. Anticipating the higher duties of the now tariff bill , there has boon an enormously increased importation of merchandise , and if the edict of the senate that the duties upon all this entered since August 1 must bo paid before November 1 , is carried out , the drain upon the money mar ket will bo very severe. It has already been sufficient to make a rather serious squeeze , but what hag been experienced will amount to llttlo compared with what Is threatened. The treasury Is doing all that it can under the laws to glvo the market relief - lief , and the disposition both of the pres ident and the secretary of the treasury is to do all that is possible to ease the mar ket and to avert any tendency in the di rection of a financial crisis. This fact alone is sufllclont to rcassuro the monetary Interests ol the country nml to chock tiny movement In the di rection of a ( Innnclal panic. \Vinui3 : was the inspector when the electric light went out ? If the hcclorsnnd fixers nro permitted to run primaries and conventions , there Is no show for the ofllco finding tlio intin , Tun crowded condition of the various courts of the country servo to show that litigation keeps pace with progress In other directions. Tin ; school muddle , coming on the heels of tlio exposure of the council I'ooh-Hahfi , serves to Illumine South Omaha's folly in reject ing annexation. TIFK increase In the enrollment of the public schools is a ? largo as could bo ex pected , in view of the causeless conta gion scare and want of adequate accom modations. Tin ; grand opening of the republican campaign Is not a marker to the witle- tpread , eager Interest that prevails in certain circles for the grand opening of the democratic "bar'I. " PjlKMlElt McDoXVLD of Canada de clares that tlio Dominion cannot restrict tie [ importation of Chlneso. Ho admit : ) that the country is made tlio dumping ground for largo numbers of Mongolians bound for the United States , but tlio Do minion government Is powerless to act. Legislation can only bo had through the British parliament , but relief from that source ctumot bo hoped for , owing to the close commercial relations existing bo- twccn England and China. Under thcso conditions the United Slates must police tlio boundary to sticcesbfully check the Asiatic horde. THE window glass trust is now In position to put into efloct its avowed purpose ot "lonollting the public , " Like all similar combine * to control pro- duets , its objort , according to the man agers , is to uiito the intero jts of m.viiu- facturors , syrftematizo the business , limit the output to Ilia demand , and give pur chasers tlio benefit of a business economi cally managed. It is onu of the greatest evidences of inoivasing liDnosty that manufacturernro "uniting fjr the pub- lie good"but unfoi'tunUaly the profes sions of these solf-constitutoJ benefac tors go thundering down the ulslos of time unroali'-wJ. Tllic passage of the ordinance increas ing the number of pollingdistricts in the citv , removes the danger of dlsfranchisn- ncnt through lack of voting facilities. This is but one means to tin end. The duty devolves on every organization and every citizen interested In the welfare of the city and state to assist in securing a ompleto registration of voters. The old lists are useless. ! New lists must be nmde , and arrangements should bo com pleted in advance which will insure a thorough enrollment of qualilied elect ors. It is well to remember that there : ire but five days of registration und diligent work is necessary to place all names on the lists. THE'great moral regulators of Kan sas have unearthed another evil requir ing legail remedies. The vigilant con stables and justices , in c.istiij' ! about for fresh sources of revenue , spied a gi gantic social vampire debilitating vic tims by the score , and the . 'edict went forth that euchre , high-Iivj and kindi-od demoralizing agencioi nvut ba eradi cated from the household. The vll- ainy of those social gntno : is thoroughly understood by the oiilcors of tha law and they propose ta arrcit all partici pants , no matter where founl , and doil witli thorn as with patty gun : ! > lor3. The moral tone of Kansas lias reached sudi a point that heroic rumodios tirmiocjs- sary to stamp out the social rascalities of the "joker'1 and the infamies of the "five-spot. " Tins cluiiring house record for the second week in September shows the legitimate business of the country Is not atl'cctodby the speculative Hurry , and is steadily increasing. Compared with the stimo period of last year , there Is an ag gregate increase of eight and five-tenths per cent or fourteen and six-tenths out side of New York. Of the fifty-four cities reporting , thirteen show n decline. With the exception of St. Paul , Dos Molnes , Sun Francisco and Los Angeles , all western cities in the clearingassocia- tion report an increase , varying "from thirty-four per cent at Omaha to four per cent at Minneapolis. It is a Hignili- ccnt fact that Buffalo , Galvcstonnnd Seattle , cities located ut the extreme geographical ends of the country , show a marvelous gain in 11 nanclnl transactions. PAICMHU EUOKUTOM and his horny tongue reached Webster county by forced marches. The object of his sud den call is fraught with momentous con sequences to the independent ticket. In addition to his varied accomplishments as a tiller of political soli , Farmer Edgerlon possesses a peculiarly persuasive - suasivo way of consoling widows and orphans , of weeping when they weep , and spreading labial nulvo on maternal rents. Appreciating thcso qualities , the independent managers doubtless hurried the noted South Omaha farmer to the southwest , where deep crevices have been torn In the prospects of Mo- Kolghan.- That painfully explicit docu ment filed in the probate court must bo suppressed , and Kdgerton'n mission Is to patch up peace with the injured and I afllicted. They must bo made to see the error of their way at any cost. KVKitY business sulTors more or loss from the dullness Incident to the transi tlon from summer to foil and winter trade. This commercial lassitude ia par ticularly noticeable In August , and yet , despite this fact , the railroads have ma terially increased their receipts over the corresponding period of 18SO. Sta tistics compiled from JJmilstrtets v nn increase of four per cent for the month. Out of ono hundred and forty- five roads reporting , only thlrty-ono show decreases , most of which arc small. Tor eight months of the year ono hun dred and thlrty-nlno roads , with an ag gregate mileage of olghty-throo thou sand , show a gross Increase of ton per cent in earnings over the same period of 1SSO , with nn'Jrttf-rciuso ' of only two per cent In mllciujfy. , ThU is largely in excess - cess of thu gain Jn ISS'J over 188 $ , and In dicates a fairly prosperous condition of the transportation business. In this connection itm orthy of note that the corporations i i'e'fonlldent ' of a largo In crease in trafllp during the closing months of the year. Despite the marked i-cductlon incrdnj , the volume of busi ness shows no , diminution , the Increase iti prices stimulating business In other lilies. CauscMl'llio ' Cold ' The coldness cxlittnybetivccn Minneapolis and St. Paul seems to have affected the oil tire northwwt. Sec Sam. Clilfii'ji Inter-Ocean. Sam Jones says : "I am so dul that vheti- ovcr any onocl.su trios to preach n' 1 do , ho niale.4 : nn asi of himself. " S.nn may in that way gctn disinterested opinion of his own limiuliing. 1 > licb Us Hunt. The- story of "llobort Elsnicro" is to bo nii- sworoil by nnothcr work of ( lotion. AVhat is the IMO of dosiiif-a ai.m . with quinine when helms recovered entirely from his chills and fever and forgotten that ho ever had UicnU The Situation. Xnifollt Xeicn. Mr. llo.vd's campaign for povcrnor scoius to bo InrKelyof the "Douglas county ngidnst the bnliinuj of the stato'1 order. j\s the real of Nohraik.i has about six times the popula tion of loujlis ; county , thcro should bo no doubt tibout tlio outcome of such a contest. He Hnws the Air. He ICeai ; ho saw-oil the air ; ho talked and made slfftis. Atul yut nobody can toll what Mr. Koin will do if ho gets intocoiiRre-sa. The pjoplo want a in.ui who will do soaio- thing clsu busido talk and make Higns A deaf mid dumb navlll , answer every purl - l > 03o , if ho will only-do soiacthlne. Sound l'nr/6 / Ttiiicn , Tliis is the vo.uwhen every republican should vote the ticket. Hcmcnibcr the rec ord of your party on nil questions of concern to .tho masses you have been u [ art of , and can justly lie prouil of Its record. It is check ing monopoly anil legislating for thu people us rapidly us tli c work can bo done , anil this has alivuya boon its record. 0 . . . l > I < iouraitiK ( ! o I'lilitlcal Ci-aiiks. Australian h.illot ivforni appears to bo n s In the narrow political channel down which the prohibition parly moves and has Its feeble belli ) ? . The provision ia the lav. ' retiuii-in that a-iy party desiring u place upon the o.tleiat Uito billet for its nominees sliiill have casttub least : i par cent of the total vote at tha , last mvuadlnir oleution to bo inukins it very unploasnnt for tholruittfuUof cr.iuks who Hoc-around ! the various isms. 1 A iN't ; \ - I'rjiyor. frirr'iJ / ! , Ciwity Quiver. "Our father who art in Lincoln , Burrows bo tiiy raine , thy | ; nigiloin come in the Thir- . tcenth aenatorml district as it is in your of fice. Glvou * tills Unyour daily ofUeo and help ns to punish tho33\vliorefuse to hnucklo down to us.Yo I'now it is wrong , dear father , to bleed ( herfarmers for subscriptions to an anarchistic puperand sell them pewter badges , hut thoa knowcst , dear father , tint wo must "vvoi'lc" tlio granger lor nil there ii in it while wo can. Oratifyinc Stabllir.v In France. JfaUlmut-e Amsrlean. Prance has cruelly blloa the preaictlons of political prophcU. Tivo yoara 11.70 the im pression was general tli.it a revolution w.n inevitable , * * * IVancJ has a ( roat des tiny bsforo her as tin pioneer of civil llhorty on the continent o" Kuroi > 9. Gvon royalty Itself has lost itsfoar of tin grim spocti-o by growin1 ? accustomed to it , nuil the tcniloacy now Is to cultivate the friendship of this republic - public which has disphiycJ such extraordi nary rsuuporativo energy nnd such capacity for defense in splto of its isolation. in tlio llarfidtl Cmntu Quaver , AVhorlil-Hitclicock loves * 'tho de.iH furmali" for the peed of the "do.iiotnatic ] pahty. " The taffy which the WorU-IIor.ild has been ilUh- up to the farmers U disgusting in the ex treme. If it loved the farmers so why diu it not btny with them lu the Imlopandent move ment ) Ohl no , there was no chance of suc cess thcro , but It ononpU republican fanners could bo Induced tovoto the indcplndcnt ticket tlio democrats could slide hi to the of fices and the Woi-ld-Hcrald - would become the ofjlciiil orgim ot the democratic administra tion to feed at the public crib. Tlio IIit'll I'rossiu-i ; System , flilladdiAUt lltciml. It may readily her nrlmitted that wo must havosystcm anil method in our Mjhools ; Ijiit we must have somcthiiiR besides. Wo use cxninluiitloiiit in KaugiiiR- lines , but our per- co'itases do not show true valuw. We pot bits ot information anil progressive series of bits , but the chilli's mind , instead of boinj ; dovclopoJ , has too often boon llooiicil. AVe bind all the schools together in a scries of grade * , aportioi | ) ; the hour.s for nil work , set a thousand niacbinc-movcJ tcacbors in the schools , und then pour In an overcrowded till-on1 , ' of children , iiiul begin to examine them , without ono ( houplitiis to Instiuctlon , charautcr-liutldliif ; nnd true mental growth. Wo cannot lit" boys iiiul Kills for special professions or vocations ; all tiiat wo can andcrtali ) to do In our public schools is to tram thu Intellect und develop the character of the pupils r.o that they shall bo lntclll'oat ( , industrious , con tented and virtuous tltl/.cns. U'o awaken the minds of the chU liua , to sthnuliitc their thirst for knowledge ) to train thorn in habits of Inquiry this yiho great end to ho at tained ; ami the successful teacher is thu ono wlio mates his or'til * pupils think patiently and Independently nml stirs them up to orlt- laulinvestigation ; ' * ' Hut it Is doubtful If this can ho accom plished so long nsWo shall persist in follow- inglho hlgh-prcsauijij system which Ignores individuality In children nnd f-imj-oa them nil by nti tnllcxlblo eu t.ij-oti rule. To dotornilno the relative stand4 | jjif pupils In a class on u scale of ono hundrArnot only undermines the teacher's value , \ > u t treats the children us if they were nil endowed with the same aptitude. The youthful mind Is not a mcro knowledge-box , arranged In care fully labcd confitirtincata , tbo contents of which are to bo brought arid displayed on a monthly examination. Tlio sumo critic-Urn may bo applied to the too great rellunco of teachers and puplla oa tcxt-boolc.i. A\'o \ hear children tulle about co-relative conjunctions , numeral adjectives , subordinate preposition ! ! oiid the llko before they can glvo nn intelli gent account of any event or utter a simple thoiiRht without doing violence to their mother tongue. They have simply swal lowed their mental food , not digested it , and such mechanical method ! arc utterly opposed to all natural and rational laws. Our educators caters should realize that they must teach according - cording to natural lawa and stimulate ull the poivcrs ef the human being- , and tliat the child not examinations , promotions nor courses of study should bo the objective point of all teaching. SKIM OJt' TMfKX- _ < 19-TlfKHT. N'c-lirii.s'kn. Plans fora public park are bclnff discussed t Aurora. The nppto cronof Otoe county will be light ills year nnd prices hlli. ( Thcro ni-o a,000 haul of catlli ) hclnp fed ear Overtoil preparatory to being- shipped ast. ast.Newton Newton .Vlllliims , n Icn-year-ohl Fairmont > oy , had his nose almost torn from his fuco by n klclc from a horse. Holt county Is considerably tllssatlsllccl uc- auso Its exhibit diu not carry off the tint ii-cinliim nt the stale fab.- . Ths animal reunion of the old settlers of Derrick county will bo hold on the fair grounds at Central City , Octobers. Joseph Frazlcr , editor of the .Fairmont Chronicle , has been sent toau iiisimoinyhim , Us insnnlty was caused by llio kick of u colt. colt.A A vicious horse kicked Andrew Versloyof luinlng-ford in the mouth , knocldnff out everal teeth nnd lucer.iting his fuco In u tcr- iblo manner. U'hero nro about n million acres of povcrn- ncnt laiiil still oioii ) to cntrv at the C'hailron miilonico-iWAaw inShuiiiliiii county , 'M , 10 n llox Duttc , l3,360lii ! ! Dawcanad & .laiO ) la Sioux , Horse llileyos inndo away with n valuable cam beloiiKinir to Nels Alfwon , living near rVisnor , nml wore ferried over to Iowa at Jccatui- time to escnpo tlio olllccrswho vcreon their tr.ill. I1. W. Ilodsonof ( letmvn , who wns arrested on the charges of obtnlnlnj poods iitnlc-r fal o > rctcnsej , has boon illschai'scd from custody , .houdKorulinthiitiio ] ( crlino had been com- nitlcd and that Hudson's arrest was unwar ranted. Hen Mumlcll , the nlnc-year-olil son of .Tako Mmidcll , Hviii ) } til Aurora , whiles playlnj ? with a ( 'iin cartriilRo brought It down upon the tahlo with siitlldcnt force to explode It , wounding him In the hand ami on the nose. He was painfully but not seriously injured. Duncan ICorr of Itcpublicati City was run away with wlillo i.li-Iviiifr.a team of colts anil was uraKBCtl halt n mile uiiuer the wagon. tic was unconscious for some time , liutwhen 10 recovered his sense 3 ho liitchcd up the again andHtarted forlioinc. Tholforscj bccamo fnphtcneii again mid ran , pulliuprMr. ICcrr over the dashboard , kicking lilm In the head nnd knoclilnpr him senseless. No bones \vcrobrolton , but hU injuries are serious. The fall mectliu * of the state association of superintendents anil principals will ho hold at the "Windsor hotel , I incohi , on October ! ! nnd 4. Coiinultations will bo liclil upon "Su pervision " "Kxuniimitiotis" " , nnd "Ucconls mid Reports. " Pnncra will bo rend by Su- pcriiitciulunt P. M' . Orlnstond upon 'Trco 'J'cxt 13ools" nnd Superintendent .r. M. Ilus- soy upon "What Ought it Supcrliitcndont to Do for Ills rvople i" Shcrift Wilson has returned to Kearney from AViuron Station , K" , II. , briiifjlni' \ \.U. Nnsli , charged \vilh fraudulently obt ? ; i,00 ( > from Jo-cpli Klack. Clack ngi-ccd to let Nash have & } IW to purchase stock , and ns the exact sum needed could not bo named save Wash three blank checks. The latter tilled out the rhecl'3 in sunn of § 1,000 each , boiiehtthc cattle and skipped. One hundred licail of cattle wore received by the sheriff before ho loll for the east for Nash. Tholat- tcr has been In the peniteatitiry for a similar offense before , IOV.M. Cattle arc dylnp ? of blackleg in the neigh borhood of ( JHimiu , A liiimino soclntvlm 4 Irnnri fm-mn.1 In Io - kulc wltha meinberjliii ) of seventy-two. The courts have decided that the meteor which fell on the Und of John GoJdard in AVIimcbajjo county list fall is his property. SanUbcrp , the old man who killed his wife at Ottmiuva a few -weeks afjo while Inn drunken frenzy , was Saturday convicted of manslaughter. Thu Jtock Islan d carried l-JS/kiri passengers toaud from tha state fairgrounds this -year , as against Mt,0)0 ) ( ) last year. At 10 cents a passetiicr ; the receipts would amount to JII- .V.fl. ) William E. Chambers , a prominent lawyer ofontr.il Iowa ami the republican nominee I'or judge in the Second Judicial district , OlcJ injil.'i honiu ntOttumwahut week at the ago of forty-four. Mi-a.-Osor ell Clou dot Carroll , who lost both husband and homo on account of liquor. has brought suit forda-ua-fcsn'rulnst the sa loonkeepers of that city , with excellent chances of winning hoicnso. . The old IZaiiisbai't'cr veil delta has broken out ticalii , ills supposed. Detective Burkes , who arrested Max and Kleo for the murdoi * of Henry Johns.v.u liroJ on at Murdball- tawn by iiiiluioivii partlcj , supt-oseJ to ba members of the g-anp- . " Hilly McOulrc , a farmer of Yell township , "Wobs tcr comity , is now lyhic ia n critical condition from tha effect * of a strolto oC lighttiing. One side is completely paralyzed nnd his recovery Idoubtful. . lie was sitting- on his doorstop whu-i tha stroke camo. At DoWitt , September 0 to 2t , Inclusive , will bo hold the tlUtrict convention of thu Young Men's Christian association of the Cedar lUpids district , embracing ull the as sociations in the counties of Dubuquc. Jack son , .Tones , Linn , Clintoa , Scott , Cedar , Jolmsoa , loiv.i and Muscatino , MissKmniaFi-cod , of Parmlnprton , died in grout ? on.v , poisoned by her own hand. She was pregnant and ummrriod , and had been told by some lady friends thut { ( sho.would put some mu.tche.sfn . boilliiB water and Ictthcin steep and then drink thow.iterstio would bo nil right. She diil so and died from the effects of the poison. No onu know hoiv much of the poisonous stuff she did take. She wns under seventeen years ofag-o and of moro than prc- pcsscssliib' tippcarancc. Tim Tivo A six-year-old son of Fetor Caffucy of Jamestown wns followinif a niowini ; mne'lilnt while cutting hay hut week , and by some moans baeanu caught 1 > y the sickle bar. Tlio child's log wn * bully cat , several ot ttio ten dons belli } ; severed , \V. C , liurllctt , the contractor for the new hotel at II iii-oii. met wlthim accident whereby hovill loose the thiuubaiid oiwor two Jlngurs of his left hand. While adjusting a derrick In operation , Ida left baud w.is caught ant drawn through the ffeariu . I cdlk-Kl collegj has received $1,030 from the estate of Duncan Mackay of Morrison , III , rrovioui to his ileath Mr. IVIackiiv hat ! plvonthn collejia another 3I,0X ( ) , nml now llio chancl has been iianiod Ileiiriettii chattel , in memory of a deceased ilauRhtei- Alt- Mnckay , A. party of Lisbon scientists recently opened nn linliiin niound in that vicinity ant found nine skeletons , tipipo , u bono needle and awl , a bowl made of clay , a pair of nap pjr oaM'iugsandsovoral other articles. The skoloteiH , which were found inn sitting poatuw , were in a pretty KojJatato of pros- ' ei'vatlon. auvuii j cars UKU.IUJIUS r > nuiicr si.'iLicn oil n raw pr.iirlu farm thrco miloj east of Uci-os , ford , with a family offlvu small clilldrt'nimi adcbtofri | ; hanging over him. Jlo was without u toani aad luia to depend oa hla hands fovsupport. Jlo built Immelf a dug out and went to world clatermlneJ tumaka lilmsclf a homo , and today hi * neighbors can testify bow well hu has HticceodeJ , During the ] > .nt iiovcu year * ho has nut aboutg..OUi worth of ini'irovcmonti on the plaoo , has : Hue KI-OVO ofliftcea IIITCS , live good howej eighteen head of cattle and forty-four ho s. His f-riinei-ics are full and he doii'towoailul- lai- that he cannot pny 0:1 : dcnnud. Ttiero in a small family roiv in the Congi-c- Rational church at f e.id City. DrothurMa.st. man I'lsldiicd. The eon rc'Mtion ' owed him some back salary. A coimnittoa umlcrtoolc to raise the money. Aiiuinbarof people pledfre-J curtain ainouati upon condition that Mr. 1-iastinan vouht leave [ own. Thocoinmltteo rl'iinio.1 thu money could not bo turned ovei to their ex-pas tor upon any other condition. 1'eaillii'r Mr. KaitmauU agreement loaaiil rondltlon ho is chnrjcU with accusing tbo commlttoowlth cinbezzlomciit ami withhold- IIIR money bolonglnw to him , The committee clnlinetl "iv.uHno to turn over tha money whenever the ox-pastor would sign an agree ment to light out. N. Hutaf runs a sheep ranch weat o Pierre , The othe.dny ho moved camp to t pciiiton n prominent uutto overlooking Hail river with u pm-poiidlciilar cmbanUmcnt oi about fifty to sevcnty-dvo feat. After supper - per nnil In the darlcucisof the night hodro\v out hU plpa for n peaceful liinoko and let the pipe fall to the ground. Jlo stooped down nnd began eriiwlini- and fa.-ln ! < nraund for the missingcoininaioa and ti-av.'locl to the cdgooC tlioproclplcu. the b.mk carol am he fell to the wound bolow. AVhcu fouru : nil ho could say was , "Aro you taking mo away to bury mcl" Ills skull U cruslicd , aad unless the physicians can raUo it anil ra- Hove the pressure on tao bralu thu old man will dlo. FROU THE STATE CAPITAL , Briefs Filed in the Big Suit Against the South Oinalia Land Gompauj , BUSINESS BRISK IN THE DIVORCE MILL. A Suit forPanui'-CH Against the Itaplil Trnnstt Coin pun J" Deatli of KiitoVcrjnl Lincoln Ncwa nnd N ( LINCOLN. Nob. , Sept. 15. [ Special to Tun DEI-Tho briefs In tliogreat suit between LcvercttM , Anderson on ono slilo final Wlll- Imn A , Paxtou , Peter 1C. Her , James M. Wooworth , Alexander II. Swan , Thomas Swobe , Frank Murphy and CliurleJ . Ham ilton of the South Omaha Innd company 011 the othur , were filed till * morning In tlio supreme - promo court. Tlio case Involves property hi South Omaha worth , now , nlout tJ.OOO.OOO. . Antlaraon says that in September , ISS'-J , he , in company with the defendants , bought the lantl far $3.V > , UOO , paying thorofor , .Ander son's slmro of the funJwasSVJoO , on tilling him to about otic ilfty-sixth Interest In the property. The realty is now worth over fourteen times rw much as It was seven years ago , and Anderson's Investment of H'O is now valued nt $100,000. $ IIo in sinuates that ho has been fraudulently beaten out of his handsome profit. In lilt petition ho charges the members of the company with being guilty or gross fraud by prctontlliiff when they vera trustees of tlio property to convey it to John II. Hosier for $7MOOt ) , ivliicli was fur below its real value. It Is further charged that Hosier did not buy it of his own account , but In conspir acy with others who afterwards organized the South Ojimhalandroinp.iny. That these trustees concealed from Anderson thai they were the real purchasers of the property. That through their actions ho tins never re ceived anything cither In money or bonds for his investment. The defendants deny that Anderson was one of the persons who contributed to the Si.10,000 puruhtiio money or tbat ho con tributed S'J'J. " > 0 , or oven was part owner of tbo property -with thorn nmtutterly Ignore all claims ho asserts on tlio property. Tbo "brief" is hardly true to Its name as there ar e 2iii ) printed pupcs In It. This at the m-ico of a dollar n pugu would cost < julto a handsome sum. run mvoiici : at ILL uuxs MBiiinr.v. The case of Susie Wood * vs. t'rcdcrielc Woods , in wtiicli the lady makes a petition for a divorce , was called uj > toilny , but Frederick fulling to appear , K. H.Vooltey was appointed by the court to Invcutlgiita the charges inada and sec if they were true. When the ciuo of Augusta Stoelcmin vs , William , her hubby , was called the lady came forward smiling and stated tbnt aho and "Will" had made up and she lud dc- cided to ink for a dismissal of the case. "Will" Rriimincly corroborated ttio state- nmntQ mill Tiifirm nr inirr ninTitin Tilt * till bills Incurred bvtlic preseutatiou of tlie peti tion. tion.When When George W. Hubble was called up to givchis reasons for a divorce he prlii tied even more widely than MrStockman und informed the judge that Ids wife hnd stolen n march on him nnd procured n divorce In loiva. Thcro was therefore no reason for liis continuing tlio suit. In the case in which Mrs , Minnie A. Deling asks for a le al scpcratlon , her husband , Ed ward Dialing , informed tbo court that ho hail a few things to say lihosolf , and the jndpo gave him live diiys in which to gel ready to tell his side of the story. A. S. Kay , who defeated the atleinptof his wife , Lydla , to get a divorce from him four years ago , has decided to let her go this time , now that slio has again applied for u di vorce , but wants It granted to him nnd not to her. IIo tells a startling ; story of mistreatment at her hands. Jlo describes herns u woman of violent and ugly temper nnd recounts how in her Ills of anger she has beaten him with stlcl'9 , clubs auJ Iron rods and thrown hot \vutcr and hurled anything else at him she could got her Imuils on. In addition ho charges her with being unchaste and cites In substantiation of this a newspa per clipping telling ; of the dcscentof ti woman \vitn a blanket over the banks oC lluffalo creek to moot some unknown man , This \vonv.m Kny claims was his wife and ho did not learn of this until about twenty days ago. He heartily n-jroes tea divorce , but ivants to keep both tlio property imd the children. JT-N'TIIOI-SAXI ) DOJ.I.AKS FOK A T(7MDLK. ( .roanna Mchols wants the district court to force the K-ipld Transit railroad company to Kive up 310,200 of its hard carnlng-s for u tumble slio took from hoi- buggy on July 5. Joanna says that her horse Is ordinarily a Rcntlo one' , but when the monstrocity called the motor caiuopuftlns down tlio street tlio animal took fright and ran away , She was thrown out und hurt on the hipj , back and logs , and believes she also sustained perma nent iiitcniul injuries , ICATII : vcRJATi nins. Katie Tcrjal , the flftoen-ycar-old girl wlio was so terribly buvncil Saturday morning died yesterday at 4 o'clock in fearful agony. Tbo best efforts of the physicians failed 'to save her. Tlio funural over the remains -was held this uftornooa nt the CUristlaa church , 6TOIT. TIIH CHILD AGAIN . "YostorJav Alonzo Bacon stele his three- yciu-old child for tbo second time \yithiii u week this tiino from the homo of bis wife's father , James Sweeney , at West Lincoln. Tbo mother was at church In the city mean while. When she discovered tint tlio child was missing slio put tlio matter in tbo hands of ilia police. After n long search Bacon was found and arrested , but refused to tell where UiochiMcwaH ; dually it was found at the Homo for the Friendless. norn cum TIII : mci : noises. Tiicro scorns to bo some trouble over the ownership of Jo Green and Logan H , two race hones recently competing at the fair , Frank L. Dunn ulaim ? to own them nncl took possession of them nt tbo fair grounds u U.iy or two ugo. Ho flourishes u bill ofsalo for them ( jivcn him by L. . 1C. and J , W. .iciiiiy. But George U , Skinner , tuu liveryman also claims them anil hai nntonlygot H writ of rujilovhi but also want' * 51W damages. IIIAUI > AT TIII : I'trnoi. , The .American Casually , Insurance nnd Security company of Baltimore hat been authorized to transaot the basino-ss of a casualty and security business In this state , Tim i\nrfolk crouuicirr and commission company lias sprung mtno lstanco wltha capital shock ofSliUWO. Tliolacorpor.itlous are 1' . ( J. Store.v , 11. Vllrooki , O. H. Burrows , N" . A. KaliiboUimtl D , Item. The Bank of Palmyra is the latest financial Institution asking publio patronage The capital atoek iiiiMD.OJOniiU the Incorponitcn I. N. Catran , AV. 13. C'alran and ( Icorgn V , ' . Hmvlco of Nobr.uil'aC'ity and L , Engart und T. .1. .racksoa of O too county. The followiiir : notarial appointments were inado todav by Governor Thiiycri II. Stella 1 Ill-dies , Omaha ; William P. Hall , Hold- roA'j iJlant-Uo Kullertou , Ilastint'-s ; Iru U , RachulorOmaha ; KIliiH llobhlns , Oinaba ; C. M. Fullerton , byniu ; P , II. Updike , Har vard ; I1. K.VhiU ) , Bmlshtoii. AVari-cnIIasoy , ungliicerat tbosUito house , has left forOherry rumtv to bring Uhfamily hero to jicnnanentl.v roaido. Hohaa lltteduri a coiy homo near tbo c.ipilol. ODDS AN'1 > i.MH. : Catberlno ll\to \ clnr ejVilllain \ Waldorf with npin-opi-intlnt ; tohtsoivn USD SiVHJ ttiut slio hired him to uolUvt forlior. The next tMino nf baieball on the loeal irrounils will haoa Friday next , when the St. 1'iinl ninowillnluy a itoitpoacd yamo with tbo IJncoliuuiia District court commenced today again nnd the dny was pissed In ni-autbiB continuances , makliii ; dismissals nnd attending to other preliminary builucsi , An inoaoat wa hold in the coronor's ofllra today to Inquire liilotlio niusoof the death of IVatik Hivlmlnl , who was run over anil killed by the caw at Klovcatb nnU X HtrceU last Tuosilay aflcrnooH. Tbo vcr.llet iva tbat ho LMino to his death by his own care lessness , Mury Itussell , tlio younp girl ivho com- mciicciJ nuiIIfo in Lincoln by robbing u money till after hoing in the my only one liour , win allowed to return to her homo In Ucuovu today , As ho docs not appear to bo a girl of vicious tondcncicilt % vai thought by bit honor that she hail bceniiunlsliodcnougU. 1III2 QUI3STION THcro jftro Few ScnlsIicPl lit Hen to Quarrel Al-oitt. Tlio UclirLug Sen question Is prnctl- cully uottlcd. LI l < o tlio ftimouflciisunf Jiivmlvcovs .lamdyco , Ithnscoino tonu oiu1 bocnuoo tlio iiroiiorly InillBjiiito IUIH boon abiorljcd vhllo tha crlm * i quurroluil aleut ) It' , snys tlio Snu Fran-/ 1\o ] \ Alusldi fui'sonl is all but nfL - tinclniiilltdocs not innltornowwhotlior the Holirlng Sen , Is tin open ocean or u closed sen. An Industry Unit hsistil- romly ylehlcdtho Unlteil StiitesRoveni- incnt 88,000,000 , nml voultl Inivo ylelik-il 81,000,000 a yonrfof llio next twenty ycnra if it luulbccn presot-veil , has Ijeen destroyed by iioachery In tlioBhort KIKII-O ot llvo your * , and no ono but a fovv dfiinkcnBoal piralcs , a dozen ncliooner- owncrs nncl a fo\v \ niiikoi'sof firearms Inivo bcnotltteil by this destruction. ' 1'lvo yens IIRO the { ovornment exports CBtlmutcd that from 6,000,000 to 0,000,000 seals visltocl the I'rlbylob Isltuuls every oiu1 for brooding purposes. That wa's nftcr tlio Aliwltiv cominorchl coiniany had hold a lease oltholslamls for ilftoi-ti A ycors and hitil taken 100,000 Rcnls ainui- / ally. Tlion llio so'il pirates ivotit to vorlc " ' in tlio llohriiifr sea , nnd thla your thu new lessees of the Islands -were only aldo tollnd I'O.DOO sea Is they oonlJ kill , nnd to got that number they took stich t > nmlt scald that the uvcriro | , veifi-ht of the eklns was rednQcd from tovon to live ponndy. Now * the news comes from Vielorl-i , 1 ? . C. . thattiio pli-atOKcnlcra jiavonnt bi'i-u nWotoklll many tenly , the biHohoonor Trlnm ph only catch in ; , ' 500vvliilo the ether scliooncrsr catches ran go from lot ) to 100. As It tnltcs about 3,500 , skins to tnnko a fcc.ilinR voyaffo of n lartfo schooner prolltitulo cvon nt the present high prieo of illicit slvlns , it will bo soon that the seal pirates liavo upolltil ovngamo as well as tlieir nciylibors' ' . Thurois still strong- evidence than tlio falluro to make a } * oed catch to shmv that tho/Vlnskiinrookerieaou tlio Am- orlean eido have been ruined. 1'aif. IClllott , whoso monograph on the n-ni iblandals the accepted authority on th.-it subject , had just returned from St. George with photographs showlnpr llio deserted uonultion of tlio rookorii-s. Grass luia pjrown 011 tlio once fuvoiil. ' hreediiiff places , nnd seal lifo iabliown to hoscnrco that rocks -\vliieli once tor-nii'-l with tlio animals at the breeding scanni are hare und ilcfecrlod. Instead of the hsilt inillionor mnrn bncholor seals from which the Alaska company wns nhvays able to tnko HH pick , tbo new company could not fiiul 111,000. , Prof. Elliott 1ms pone to AYash- liiKton to toll wlint ho known nbout Ihn e.xlorniinationofseiil llfo , and ArrTiii l. ' , who for years \vas treasury agent up there , has gone eiist on tlio same mis sion. Ilowit ivasdono ti great many propln Ijnow. There worts moro than tl\ty schooners In the liohriiif * this yeartnU - 1 11L' R ( ! llS.rrhn \ . lK rrjni ji.linil , I. fin otnl i\f April , heading- oil tlio seals on tlii'ii- way to the roolcrioa and are still out Isiyinpr for tliein as they at-o rcturnhiff from the breeding grounds. There were moro thuii forty K'hoonurs in the busi ness last year. 'These schooners averages four boatu with a hiintCL' in each boat ; some of the liir o ono.etiirv ) nix or cifrht boats and wnio half si iliizcn Indliiti hunters , wlio work cheaper tmd are loss trouble. Sixty schooners nt an average of 1.000 Bliliih each would he 00,000 seals , nnd HH tlio seal pi rates idll titlca&ttivoBe'ilsfoi' every one they secui-o the record would stand ; IO ( ) , 000 Bcails killed for the season. Add to tii ia ( ho 100,000 killed lewilly on tlio islands and there is a total -100,000 ? , pcryuar , or2IOO,00 , ( > In sixy-eara. the ; .VuiiilinrTlircc , New Yoi-ic Sun : K"umber three comes up curiously enough in. the career ot Prince Bismarck. Tlie motto of his crest is In trlnitatu robur. IIo has throe children , Ilorbcrt , "Willielin ami 1 Mario. ' J TIe owns tlireo Cbtutcs , I'Vieilricliruho , Jr " "Varxin and Suhooiiliauson. Jlo ) Avas in f tlireo wars. Ho signed tlirco - catlcs ov peace. Ho brought about the meeting of the thrco emperors. IIo miitlo the triple alliance. IJo contended against tlireo political parties , the con serviitlvoa , the national liberals and the liltrmmm- tanes. Ho served under three etu- jjerors. lilo has tlireo big dos. . Ho lias tliiioo hairs on the top of Ills bead ; nt least that is nil the caricaturists give Him ; by order of hia doctor , ho smokes only tlireo cigars n dny. Ko lias tlireo jict ] ) ipes and tlu-uo favorite newspapoi-H Ills war with franco brought out tlireo famous capi tulations , Sedan , AEctz jitul 1'arlw ; nnd now lie is ready to pull out his three linii-s because bo didn't lake Ihrco depart- inonts from Franco sind multiply his war indemnity by three , when ho had three times ns gooil n. clmiico nsho islilcely to jct in the future. Ho lias had three enemies sit the heels of the young cm- pcror , ancl because , ho wasn't able to boat thoin , ho is now set down us a thlrd-ruto slatosman ; but for till that , three-fourths of thafjorman population trill bu ahni-,3 ready to y ivo him tliruo clioors. < Tlio Sense or 'Juste. Of taste , a medical journal says that it is not equally distributed ever the whole bin-face of the tongue , Ihcro are tlireo dlhtinct re 'Jona of tracts , each of which has to perform its own apcciu.1 ofllco or function. The tip of the tonjjno is con cerned mainly with pungent and acid tastes ; tlio middle portion is Honsltivo chlellyto sivcets or hi ltois , while the hack or lower iwtionconllnoH itself orj- , tiruly to the flavors oC rich , fatty sub stances. This subdivision of faculties in the tongue nmUcs each picco of food un dergo , ' tlireo fcopnrato oxtimliiallons , wliitjliniuslbo eucceMivoly passed Iwforo Hie admitted into full jiarticipation in thu himiiin economy. When Habj itftn nick , vn gave her Clitoris , When she via a Clillil , sliocrU'J for L'lslorh , Wlieniho ImauieMis-j , llio clung tflfastorla , Vriien lliu kul CUIUro n , clio cave AND TRUST COMP/VNY. / Snbioflbod and Ouarantoocl Capital..TO.OOfl ( I'ald InOapllr.l JM.ooj lluyjmicl lolltt tlocktnnil l mda | rio ntlulo coinriU'icliil i > iiper ; notiMi'i nnil iiiucutci trust l iiotJiH Lnumforn Hiit uml trutlto < il corporation , l&ki > 4 charuo ot prupurljr , cell - l : tu taxua. Ornalia Loan &TrustCo SA.-VI1SGS BANK. S E Corner lOtli nncl Douglas Sta I'nld InCmpltal IM.CM Babm-rl | ) U ul OiiiiranluudOuiiltal. . . . IIXI.UHI Llabilltr of Btnoklioldirrt 'MO.UU ) fiPer Otmt IiilorcHt 1'n.liloii Doiioalli. I'llANKJ. UNOK , Uuslilor. Oniccri ! \VymatiprohiaonlJ. | . J.IIrovfn , i -prc9loiilW. ( ) , . T.Wyiunn. Irouauiur. Dlroctors-A.XJ.\Vyintii. \ J.H. Mlllard. J. J Hrjjwn. OuirO.IIart ia. K. W. NuiU , Uaiu J. KliiibuHGeorio ULu.Ue , u