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ul iniitliT slinulil IH > ittlilrcsscil to tliu
lalltnrtal Dt'p.irtment.
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inlilrco'-cil luTlui Hi' t'lilnlxlilni : fompnnj.
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to In- Hindu ptiyablo to tlionnlor f tlio com
pany.
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MM'itx sii'ATiiMr.xr or UHII r NATION
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copies : fur .I line , l.vfl. 20..01 t-npU's ; for .July.
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for Sppti'inlxT , ItW-J-0 rtililosi foi Ot-tuln-r.
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rxotury Public.
Till- : governorship I'ontnst iti tlio supreme
premo court lius readied an intorcbUng
bttlgO.
IT isoviilcnt from tlio painful contortions
tions of the railroad lohhy tluxt it did not
know Slovens was loaded.
TfKUHASKA is in position to sympa-
llii/.o with Connecticut in lior prolouyod
squubblo for tlio govornoi'ship.
GiiNi'.iiAii SIIKKMAN'B iwi-sonul estate
ixmonntod to only $ , - " > 00 , but ho died a
luillioimiro in uluirnutoi * nnil fnnio.
NOTOKIKTV is dirt cheap wlion it can
bo bought for ono poor liltlo railroad
nabs for which tlioownor Inn no u'-o.
IIMOCIATS : : wlio rhlU-uluil tlio
injr qnalilios of John M. Thayer now
linvo roahons for revising their opinions.
TIIK paasiiffo of tlio nnti-pass liill
through the house was not illutiiinod
liy trnjriu honllros of railroud pabto-
bonrds.
TIIK repeal of the timber mil two mid
pro-otuption laws is n long dofurrcd
tribute to honest settlers on the public
domain.
OOUMN hip dem
ocratic conrliivu "to Hnd out wlrit the
people want. " That is enough.
Tlio people want a i-o-it.
TIIK free pass received its first punch
In the house yesterday , and if it receives
another punch in the nonato , the men
\vho travel on their uhuuk 'vill have to
pay faro.
TIIK burglar whom Governor TTill refused -
fused to extradite on the ground that
tlio republican governor of Connecticut
liad no right to hold the ollico. has been
Bet f roe. Ho ought to ben good doino-
erat hcrea ftor and a rod-hot Hill man
(3br (
MuNK'ii'AT , lias
woman salTrago finally
Jjcon disposed of by the legislature. It
iifTordeil some of the chivalrous iiido-
pondenls an opportunity for displaying
their gulhuitry and onrn a few louiiots. [
33ut thu e frngrant llowors will cost the
taxpayers about $11,000 worth of legisla
tive time.
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Tliudoublo-ondor's "deadly parallel"
is only a deadly garble. It ingeniously
loaves out half a sontoneo to make its
point. Tlio double-Gilder , by the way ,
lives in a chronic state of deadly par-
nllelism , which is so plain that it has
long since boon regarded ! a superllu-
ous task to call attention to it.
KVKN' the democrats wore ready to
thank Mr. Cannon of Illinois for his fair
ness and ability as chairman of the com
mittee on appropriations. This compli
ment will go far to mnko thn gcntlomun
forgot the extravagant and unmerited
nhuso which ho received at the hands of
the democratic presp a few months since.
has reached the proportions
of a cra/.o in Minnesota. Somoof its ad
vocates tire BO' wedded to tlio hobby that
they would not wait for the sanction of
the government and proceeded to wax
wealthy by Hating ono dollar bills into
tons. Tlio future product of the Hat
mint will depend on the libjr.ility of
jail oillolaU
Tin : direct tax bill recently passed by
congret.s and now a law , appropriates a
total of J18,000,000. The money is to reimburse -
imburso the states for ro venue nilsod in
1S01 to aid in the suppression of tlio ro-
"bellion. Of the total levy made at that
time S2,5Gli-10l remains uapaid , so that
the actual disbursements under the bill
will bo a fraction over * 15,000,000. Now
York roc-elves the largOht amount ,
62,213,3..0 , with Penusylvaniu and Ohio
over $1,000,000 each. Nebraska is ono
of the few states credited with having
paid its full quota , SI9il2 : , which
amount will now bo covered into the
etato treasury. The opposition of repre
sentatives of southern states to the
measure cannot bo fairly charged to sec
tional sentiment. Out of the total
amount levied in those states $ ; t,757lf ! > 0
was paid , ' or GS per cent of tlio total.
"With the exception of Florida the
southern states p.xid a greater per cout
of the levy than many prominent north
ern stuto * . Louisiana huine credited with
the full amount , $385,830
XKATlirrih
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Ono of the iio-\tost jobs thai hm over
boon log-rollod tlmmi h a legislature U
bolngongfincori'd by Mr. fobbov of
HiMtrlce. That cclf-sai-ritlolng patriot
\\untn the togiitlaturo to appropriate
sfl'MMHI ( or a ne v revision of the statutes
whii-haro to bo < llipfn.Ml of to thiHOvlio
intmt Imvo Ilium at y.a \ volume. This
would ho a very pro'itnblo ' schtiino.
Tlio state c.ia gut these hooks prlntoil
mid biund for about il.tiQ per \oltimo
under Its eontr.u't. That would leave
the vompilot * a neat liltlo margin )
every voluino solil ami a very tat taku
for tlio work nf revision. Hut the state
has no mare nor'u' ' of n revision of tin1
M'tluti * * every two years than a cat ha *
of two tails. Thii hist revision Incliuhw
nil lawsenncteil previous to the present
session of the legislature. The ( session
laws foi * ISH ! can lu publlsluiJ for about
7 < " > cents a volume and sold with a good
marjjin for 31. ( W. TluH.i session laws
will bj pulillsliod by the tate In any
event in iHilIli'iont uninbjrs toHiipply tin *
deiaanil.
It is true tint Mi' . I'obboy very son-
( iroas.ly proposes to furnish every in mbar -
bar of the lojrislnluro with at lo.ist oiid
volume of the now revision free of
charge , which nvjaiis , of course , at the
state's oxpon o. Hut the taxpayers will
lu ) much hotter oil if the 1110111 bars will
draw on tlio htita printer for two or
three volumes of the revision of ISS'I '
with three capics of tin ession hiwi
thrown in. Tint would coil the stateless
loss than $1,01)0 ) and lo-xvo a margnln
of ? 1 ll'l ( ) ) ' for supplying state nnd county
olllcials.
7'II J ClfAXUK IX rilH ItAXI )
Under the act of congress reponliii ) , '
the timber culture and pre-emption laws ,
registers and receivers of tlio land olll-
ITS ii-ivo boon instructed to allow no en
tries thureundorof claims inltititail after
Mat-oil . The now act provides that
valid rights arorued or accruing under
the laws rcieuled | shall not bo attoeleil ,
but nil bona Ihli'chilmshiwfully initiated
before the passage of the not iniy h )
porfecU'd upon duoeomplianco with law ,
in tbo saino ni'itmor , upon the satno
tnrnnand conditions , atvl subject to tlio
s'imo limitations , forfeitures null contest ?
as if the net had not Iw3ii pished. lUit
the iirivlshm of the old law requlrlnsj
the planlini ; of " ,700 troas on each uoro
is ropualod , and in uoniputiiig the periol
of cultivation the time shall run from
thu date of entry if the necessary acts
of I'ultivation wore performed within
tlie irojor ) timn , the prop trillion of t'no
hind and the planting of trees to ha con-
Htrned as acts of cultivation , and the
time thus occupied to bj computed as a
part of the eight years of cultivation
required by statute , it is aUo provided
that any person who has made entry
imlcrtho timber culture laws and fora
luriod of four years complied in good
aith with tlioir provisions , and who is
in actual boiia t'nlo resident of the stator
> r territory in which the land is located ,
shnll 1)0 ) entitled to make final proof
thereto and acquire title by the piymont
it $1.15 ! per iiero for sucli tract , under
ogulations to bo proserlbad by the see-
otaryof the interior. Xolind acquired
indor the provisions of this act shall in
my ovout hocomo liable to t ho satisfac
tion of any debt or debts contracted
irior to the issuing of the linal certill-
ate therefor.
The act providing for the sale of des-
oil lands is amended by requiring the
iling , with the declaration , of a map of
the land showing the mode of content-
ilntod irrigation , which must bo sulli-
clont for the purpose of reclaiming such
and. Persons entering or proposing to
enter ' -eparato sections may associate together -
gothor for carrying out a plan of irriga-
ion , hut no person shall receive a pat
ent for this land unless ho shall have
expended in the work of reclamation at
east $ U an acre , 81 to t > o ex
pended in each year. In case of
failure to do this the land reverts to the
United States , with forfeiture of tlio ad
vanced payment. Cliilinitnts may antic
ipate the date of final es'try and obtain
[ talents at an earlier date by mak
ing proof of reclunrition to the asr-
; ro jato extent of & ! nn acre
tnd of the cultivation of ono-eighth of
the land. A bona lido settler is given
the right to transfer any portion of his
claim for rijlit of way for irrigation ,
railroad , school and other purposes
without violating the title of hi1 ? claim.
No person owning1 more that 100 acres
of Innil in any state or territory bhiill
acquire any right under tlio homestead
law , and the nvi.virauia amount of the
agricultural lands which any parson
may acquire under the nut is limited to
V2Q acres. A valuable provision of tlio law
is that , giving right of way through the
public lands and reservations of the
United States to any company formed
for the purpose of irrigation and duly
organi/.od under tlio laws of any state or
territory , upon duo proof of its organi
zation made to the secretary of tlio in
terior together with a atatemont of its
proposed operations. Hereafter no pub
lic lands of the United Slates shall he
hold at public silu oxcopl abandoned
military or other reservations , isolated
and disconnected fractional tracts ? and
mineral and other lands , the public sale
of which is authorised by special acts of
congroas.
The now law is the result of long and
careful deliberation , and is believed to
more thoroughly than any previous
act consecrate the public domain to
actual settlers and homo owners ,
A / ' / { OmSKI'Kf'UVtfrtS / ) / * TrtPST.
The loaders of the farmers' nllianco In
Kansas have evolved a now idea. They
propose the formation of a huge trust to
control the market on cattle and grain
products and secure a fair share of tlio
profltaof the business for the producers.
The plan proposes the foundation of a
system of district allla'tcos in all con
gressional districts in Kansas , ! N'obrasl < a ,
Missouri and Iowa , which shall build
nnd maintain a largo number of grain
elevators and cold storage * depots. Hy
this means It is expected that tlio suinily
of agricultural products ran bo gunged
to the demand and managed in u mini-
nor to secure uniform good prices
throughout the year. It is expected
that this method will not only eliminate
the evils of over proluction , hut , will
also Atop speculation la grain and deal
ing in options.
Thuro nro two rather la-go sized ob
stacles in tlio way of the success of this
gigantic ( H'liomo. The llrt is the enor
mous nnumiilof capital \vhlch it will
require. A great Investment would bo
necessary to erect tlio elevators and cold
storage IIOUMM , which must be very nu
merous in order to comp'it - < the objects
of tin ) undertaking. The ndmlnUtra
tion of siu'h it bttslitoss would also l > o a
heavy drain on Its tlnanclnl resource- ' .
A liir o number ol inuiutror.i of
export ability \\inild bo nuedod to
carry It out suwu.s ; > ( ully. How do
tlto producers hope to r.ilsr * the vast
capital essential tisuch an enterprlsey
While It might bo possible to unlto all
fiit'iaer.s and cattle r.tlsor.s in such a
combination , it would bo no easy task
to do It. There lire hut throe ut-oat
western eattlo nwrUets and only four
largo llrnis handling the stock. It is an
easy matter'for them lo consolidate
their lutero.its. It would bo by no
means fo simple a task to orgaul/o the
thousnnds of farmers mid stockiaoii In
the Maine wiy , ,
Another objection lo the plan , wliicli
must instantly occur to every ono , is
thai it proposes to give the sanction of
tlio farmers'alliance to an institution
which it has lioroloforjtuosl .strenuously
fought. It propiwoH lo imitate .lay
Gould , tlio great packers and oilier
capitalists In the formation of n colossal
trust to deal In the necessities of life.
Against this system of legall/.cd robbery
the alliance has declared in every plat
form it ever adopted. If it nuv attempt
temptto enter the satuo lielil it
will put itself on the s line level as the
men and associations it denounces. It
will eider into comuutitlon with llio
other trusts , but on very unequal terms ,
as it largely lucks the vital dement to
success , which is unlimited capital. The
president of the ICaiii.ii alliance ex
plains this straugo feature of the case
by saying that the farnter.s have itindo
up their minds "to light the dovll with
tire. " It is impo'jsiblo to ropro i tlio
fact tlint in such si contest they are cer
tain to gel worried.
The republican administration ot llio
11 flairs of the national government dur-
iii(4tlio ( past two jearn Ims hoon creilitn-
ble to the ability anil judgment of I'resi
lient Harrison and his ollielal advinors
niul honorable to * C\w \ nation. It has
been clinraelori/.eil b.v si judicious anil
careful sUilcsinnii'hlp conducive to pro
gress in every dup.irtinotit of the public
service , by a practical and orderly zeal
in tlio performance of duty that has
given no uhanco for ctitieisni , and by an
iibbluto integrity reaching down to the
manliest alTalrs that has given no oppor
tunity for attack from political oppon
ents. In n quiet but most offoctlvo way
I'rosidunt Harrison iiii ] > rescd liishtibits
of induHry , lldolity and carefulness uon
those In authority in the public .service ,
nnd it early eaino to ho understood in
every dopartaiontthntolHcinl tenure de
pended Juvgoly upon tbo faithful per
formance of duty. The beneficial otToct
is seen iit the fact that while tlio general
business of the government htis boon
lurj"-during ! the last two years than al
most ever hoforo for alike period , it has
beoii carried on smoothly and wltliout
friction , and in most donartmeats great
progress made indisposing of the work
that had boon allowed to accumulate
under the previous iidininislralion , On
every hand the piitK'iplo has boon incul
cated and observed tli.it llio business of
the yoiernmont must receive prompt at
tention , and overyvvhoro public ollicialri
have learned that tbo essential requiro-
monlti to retaining positions in the ser
vice of the government under this administration -
ministration are capacity , fidelity and
integrity. Kover before , it can justly
bo said , was the character and morals
of the public service , considered sia a
whole , higher timn it is at present.
livery department of the government
has something meritorious to its credit.
The olTorts of the state department to
extend the commerce of tlio country by
favorable treaties linvo thus far been
more successful tlinii was expected , and
the promise of still more gratifying ; re
sults Is most favorable , la addition to
this there lias been a marked improve
ment In the diplomatic and consular
service , with highly beneficial results.
The treasury department has boon ad
ministered with an ability and judg
ment that have comnruidod the con
fidence of the countryand there isovory
assurance that the judicious policy so
far observed will bo continued. The
postolllee department was never before
conducted upon more thorough buino s
principles , mid from acdndition of gen
eral demoralization when this admin
istration oanio into power it lias boon
raised to a higher degree of oflluloncy
than it ever attained hoforo. The war
and navy departments have boon con
ducted with distinguished ability , the
interior department was never more
ably and conscientiously administered ,
nnd the agricultural department has
fully justified the wisdom of Its creation.
With such a record of usefulness and
progress , the prctont administration has
a just claim to Ihoroipoctand eonfi'loneo
of tlio country. What it lias already
accomplished toward promoting the ma
terial welfare of the nation warrants
faith in the further sni'coss of its oll'orts
in the same dirot'tion , and the example
it has given of intelligent , conservative
and honest government , there isovory
assurance , will bo maintained to the end
of its term. The record of the two years
( if this administralion will boar honorable -
able comparison with that of any of ils
predecessors during the pasl quarter of
a century.
WHK.V tlio Ainoricau clti/uii ronli/cs
that over suveatoon thousand bills for
his relief were presented to tlio last con
gress , and that only about two thousand
wore ) u * od , ho Aill summon a turn * of
irratitiidu from Iho rocc&so * of his woalhor
eye in memory of the dewtrtt.'d stntesman.
Till ! vigor and regularity displayed by
the people in rejecting constitutional
amendments protus they arc well walls-
lied with the exi&ling organic law , That
a few chanuoa are neco.ssary to make
tlio instrument uioet the enlarged con
ditions of today l.i conceded , but they
are not of suillcient 'importance to
justify thu cost of a constitutional con
vention and I ho annoyance of a cam
paign. * - .
TllK activity ( if the school book trust
is remarkable. Like a huge oclnpiu it
has thrown Uff'UMitncles around every
legislature niul endeavored to instruct
the Mumiborsk.Utiu- utoor clear of Us
bustiies * . SeKH'ely a western slate has
been overlooked From Illinois to Colorado
rado , from HIM Dakota * to Missouri , the
trust mis its onriw of lobbyists , obstruct
ing measures'llilnileal ' to its litteicsts.
The prose 1110 of | hcc hirelings in Lin
coln is well known. They hnvo worked
themselves into-tho good graces of mem
bers , and untll'r the pretense of laboring
in behalf of the , public schools , have HUH
far succeeded tnsilllmnetUm [ ! on bills cal
culated to reduui ) llio oxorbltnut prices
of school boohs. Kvery patron of the
schools is vitally eoncorncd in breaking
up a combine which Illehos from the
family pocket , stratiiili's competition in
a public necessity , and olTenslvolv med
dles with the legislative branch of the
govcirniuont. It tlio legislature falls to
grant the much needed relief , the people
plo will know the liillueneos which
moved their representatives from the
path of duty.
Tin : house bill relating to justices of
tlio peneo in cities of the lirst-elnss and
metropolitan cities , Isovidontlv a metis-
uro to revive in Lincoln ami Omaha the
horde of fee- sharks retired from busi
ness two years ago. The bill provides
for the election of justices of the peace
at largo and apportions ono justice to
every -1,000 inhabitants. This would
give Omaha lliirty-lho otlleials and Lin
coln fourteen. I'tuler the present law
Omaha has hlx and Lincoln three. The
number in ample for all demands.
The courts are not over run with work ,
but the business is sutllcient to yield
the justices reasonable compensation
and eoimnnnd the services of good men.
The proposed reorganization is a mis-
chcvious scheme to resurrect and in
crease the robbing fee shops which
fleeced litigants under the old law. The
change Is not demanded in the interest
of justice , nor'will ltsub = orvo a single
honest purpose. When the work now per
formed by six ollicials in Omaha is di
vided among o5 , it is clear thai four-
iiflhs of tlio justices will have little erne
no business. Consequently tbo justice
business will revert to those who will
not scruple. to skin litigants
for a greater amount of fees
than Iho law allows , or pile up
eo-.ts . to an amount lltlle' short of high
way robbery. Tito hill is a positive det
riment to the clllos involved , and
should be promptly killed.
The UliilV Didn't Work.
A'flr/nl'f ' iVcuvi.
Church IIowo tearing up a railroad pass
furnishes a dramatic1 illustration of Satan ro-
buUIng sin.
.
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llns ltflAdvaiitnicH. ,
The Wnlipoton , N . DCIa7Ctto , is In favor
of allowing tbe lesis'lnturo to moul but once
in six years , and limiting its sessions to
tbirty duys. _
They Meant 'ncpublio.in Party.
ll'iiiififno/'iii / S/ir.
The Maryland republicans in association
assembled believe that ho servos bis country
best who serves hts "party bast.
Applies When In Company.
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Ono of the weighty subjects bctbro tlifc
Woman's National Council ut Woshinpton
is : "How to liccomo Good Talkori. " This
ncod not afTcot the romirk of Lord Chester-
flcld , that notliins so wall becomes a true
gentleman In ladies' society as to bo a peed
listener.
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Hard Ijiickls Criminal.
During n discussion of an nnti-camblliiR
bill which was before the Idilio senato. Sena
tor Lungrlitio offered this amendment , which
was adopted : ' "Provided , however , that it
sbnll not be considered criminal to win , but
bhall only be considered criminal to lose. "
Tbe entire section was ttiea slrickou out and
Ihc bill thus killed.
Ono 1'roplc.
Me ( ii')7if ) AiipMl-A tJlanelie.
Monday was the anniversary of the fall efFort
Fort Donolson. The lapse of twenty-tiino
years has tilled the trenches where armed
men lay and blnclc jacks , \vrods and wild
flowers cover all the ghastly seams of war ,
General Sherman lies dead and the Hags are
at half must. Such Is life and death.
AVntoli "IjCKlHliitlvo Counsel. "
Politics outer into every affair at the statehouse -
house this winter. Tlio lobby are creeping
back into something Ilk. ) their former activ
ity , but chiefly it H the "legislative counsel"
that show tbuinsolvos. la political sng.iclty
and parliamentary taet , no monitor on cither
side surpasses Mr. Qulncy , nnd under his
nianapeimmt , the restless Mellon bus become
a mere cipher.
Attend lo Tlieai.
Sal /yii/.f / Triliitnc.
There are a great many brutes in all this
western region , and the way they use their
animals Is as pitiahlo as It is disgnit'oful. It
gives every human person a fooling of satis
faction to hear when one ot these brutes is
caught uml punished , and the oftencr an ex
ample is rnado ttio oftener tlio object lesson Is
impressed and tlie sooner a reform will bo
brought around.
Compulsory Patriotism ,
JKin-ir Tlinat.
Compulsory patriotism savors too tmieh of
old world tyrany. Xoboily is compelled to
celebrate the Fourth of July , but the opK ) > r-
tunlty is eagerly taken advantage of. Tlio
house bus , with good sense , killed tbo bill to
compel the school districts to Hy the Amor !
can Hag over their/school houses. IJut ttic
practice Is ono that.sllonld bo foslerotl. Pa
triotism is a sontlinont ; but it Is a mighty
bandy thing to huyo nronnd nt times.
C.irlH Hunt to Suit
.VIM. Scnntttr Illiiehlnii n.
Olrls don't marry so frequently now as of
old from the slmplb nbccsslty of obtahilnt ; "a
Jiomo" ami tbo dosiiY to be head of a honso-
'
hold or , us they of'K'H did ye.irs ago .somo.
times to make way. for younger sisters , and
again to relieve the iiiirantul responsibility
and in many cases The exchequer much rv
diiretl by the rovtrtos of the war. Now a
girl prefers , instra'ii' Of tixliiiiL- man for u
partner and provnUir , simply to go out hi the
world and work for her.self In ono of the
many avoaues open to women.
oftlin Nntion.
JiliiJ. / / . It. Ifnl lu nf A"ir } ' < k SHJIWMI' I'n'iit ,
The pi'tol Is , In nij * jiiilgmont , tlio eur.so of
the nation. As an American * 1 ileplorj Us
use , which has broim'ht disgrnco upon our
jHjaple , and which should ho stayo.t , if po al-
ble , by gener.il roniloinniitlon , by ttu power
and vlior of t'jj ' pro is , by all citl/.ons ami by
sin h strintrmt luwa ai m.iy ha utuictod by the
loals'utuiv. Thonaa'iiis or valutiblo lives
have Ixjo'i snerllUxul by IU use either to K-
ilross fancied wrongs , to vimiiuato
fee-lings" but only so In thought lo
r.ivongelul dispositions to liuul ! o bad tem-
per.or to piinulo ni a bmvtuio , the occn-
sioa rarely existing- when Its use for u deadly
purpoio U justlUublo.
r \lNNIXti JUSTS.
Sivanton Truth- The urmnnn ndo
tatw lias her mind tilready tuiukMip.
1'iir ) . .
He wrolo a verse on spring one morn ,
l a check l > ofoii
The Jury , belinr duly sworn ,
Ucdiiiotl that he linil died of frljht.
"Utnsleiif on tlio hraln" is n lUlltin lr-
seriiitUuiof ttio tneatal eoinlltlon of Hum-
ndtnltvrs.
Columbus OUjwteh : TMcher-Wltat do
vou hnvonupkliiH for'
CI.ISH vln iiiilMotii l-'or
"I'lie Mlsjotirl river Is ris
ing , 1 sec , " Html the Itoro , us he punftl at the
foot of Knineis street nnil loouiil over ttio
ilver.
ilver.Vua , the snows tire tucllltiK now In the
hill nmntrv unil - "
"No , It's tint that. It's the McKIn "
Ills loily ) il rifted ashore ut l.o.iventtorlh.
Now York Continent :
TheroN much that's uooil In Dolon ; ,
And Souchong pli isos me ,
lint In the tr.ule the best that's tniilo
Is rcu-iirool-teii.
"family portraits of thoPlpRSonilVliv ,
where tlld thov over fret a family to have
IHirtrrlts of ! " "They've hail themselves
painted in fancy dress for
lloston Transcript : The hand of n cai
tnoter mid a woman's loirle move in n clrcio ;
aud If neither Is vur.v cotivlnciiii , ' It U boiliul
to have Its own way.
Louisville Courier-Journal : Tlio only citi
zens llkoly to ilo any free roliingo fur some
months to como nr < ? these very Industrious
persons , the coimtorfeitors.-
l'hllailcliliia | HccoiM : On the whole It
iiiiKltt ho cliunper to strut ) ; c.ihlus iiMiuid the
earth and uconoitilzo on diplomat ? .
IMilIadclidiia Iuinlror [ : Almost
-
.YOU IIIIS1 IS * 1IIIUIU IO UU IIMIIKI 111 U UU1 . >
pocket.
fJJHUO.VAt.lTMKN , .
General .Miles is an nccoinjilislioil bicycle
rider ,
( icorjinliaiicroft's estate is now \nluod at
Mr.s. Mntlldn Sowoll , nsod ninety-six , Is
the liost piano player in Augusta , Me ,
Mrs. "Worth , the \vlfo of tlio famous 1'urls-
mii drc.ssnmkor , dro-sses very plainly.
Ml.s.s Anna \V. Kelley is rujilluxrlerk of
the Colorado senate ami knows how to read.
Ft auk U. Stockton , Is coins to defy the
Hter.iry critics oneo more by wiling a
lengthy story.
March 10 will ho the tucnty-elt'lith anni
versary of llio wedding of the I'nnco and
I'rincossof Wales.
General Slicriiian once declined nu offer of
S10K)0 ( ) a > enr to contribute regularly to a
LiiMttil Army paper.
According to a dentist m Boston , the mil
lionaire Cod nor 1ms four Mr e di.iuioti < Js .sec
in tlio eruwu of ono of Ills teoth.
The KugllHli iviitor , Gold\vin Smith , sees
that tlio manifest destiny of CanaJa li to bo
absorbed hv the United Stntos.
George \V. Cable claims that the moment
ho hear.s a southerner talk he can tell where
he Is from mid puess at his ancestry.
Not tbo least creditable thing inSonntor-
clcct Kylo's record Is his \voruiiiR bis way
tliroiiKh Oberlln collcao by sawing wood.
Senator-elect Vitas is a Kood rrench and
German scholar , and Is fond of Latin. lie
rends A'lffc'il in the original for entertain
ment.
Sherman \vns ns llht ( a alccpcr\\licn In tlio
Held as Xapolcoti was. Ilo rarely tool ? more
than five hours of rest when the enemy was
nejr by.
Hcproscntntivo Morrow of California lins
been olTereti the nUornc.stiip of a Nevada
silver mine , and has about concluded to ac
cept it.
The UnuRlitcr of Hcv. Dr. Henry Wilson ,
the assistant rector of St. ( Jeorio'sr.piscopni ;
church in NX-w York , ho ? joined tlio Salva
tion Army.
.losoph iroffman , tlio pretty little boy
pianist , who was the pot of IS'cw York ladies
three short years uno , has grown tall , lanky
nnd freckled.
liisinarck ; is said to hava sent nUrKC num
ber of hi ? papers to England for safe kcephiy
against nny possible swoop upon them by the
German government.
The Uoston pugilist-actor savst "I know
I am not a Booth , a Uarrctt , a .McCullouKti era
a Salvinl , and 1 know , too , that they are not
John U bullivans. "
Tlio French ucwspanors have shown a
marked coolness hi their troatinccnt of the
visit of the Kmpross Frederick of ( Jormauy
and her daughter to Pans.
On the day of General Sherman's death the
mother of Hoary C. Work , who wrote
"Marelilnu Through Georgia , " also died at
licrboinoln Hartford.
Mrs. Hurton Harrison has contracted to
write n now story for the Century some-
tbinfi : in the Hue of "Tho Anglomanlaes" and
yet in no respect similar.
Master Workman Powderly was compelled
to cancel his western engagements on ac
count ofhin ix'cont illnass , and is now in
Sctanton Hiking a rest.
Oovornor Gordon of Georgia after fooling
the brethren three or four times lias at last
iiutned the day and \\ill become a high private
in the alliaucooii March 0.
( ieneral S. D. Huckner of Kentucky is
without doubt the bust livlucj representative
of the old-time , courteous , chivalrous , up-
rldlit Kentucky goutlumaii.
Mi-s. Ilnrrisou is inakliijjn collection of the
most unique communications written her by
unknown correspondents and will eicmuallv
enibodj ttieia lu book form.
Mrs. OnlUoun , sister of tiener.il Glister ,
bears ascinbhincc to bur tlcait hero brother ,
and i > ossosscs many of the menial character
istics Unit ttistinguislieil lain.
.lames larton says tlint his test books
have eugoycd a fni smaller sale than his
poorest , and he feels a certain measure of
inninllnttoii over tlio melancholy fait.
Count Klolst , who was to ha\o bestowed
Ills wonderful name and titles upon Miss
Thompson of Detroit , is in prison forcrneUinK
the skull of tils valet. The wciMIng is otT.
Melssotiierhnd an abulincr hatred for Amor-
icann. Though they bought bis pictures with
a Ronorous hand and paid excessive prleos
for them Ins detestation was hitter and out-
spoken.
.fool Chandler Harris' daughter is poinc to
Italy to study ; the daughter * of Mirk Twain
artjfilliryti Muwr cnlloga , nnd Thomas Kil-
ison's daugliter is in Purls thiislihiK a course
of music.
Whoa Lincoln was assassinated in 1805 ,
the Miirnuls dl Kiiiull , now premier of Italy ,
eliancodln Ills honor one nf 1 ' .iK'riiw's h.uul -
somest slixsets , the Via St. Antonio to that of
Yin Lincoln.
John Jacob Astor , worth STO.OOO.OllO , on his
bridal tour from Philadelphia to llaltlinorc ,
traveled in nn ordinary chair car , tipped tbo
porter with n quarter and requested 15 coats
hack In chanire.
Mrs. Cliiumeny Deppw pities nnyonowho
\\lll Dossil ) about n sc.iiiil.il ; and Iho inomciit
.slia hears n friend's action * criticised that
moment she unceremoniously late her do-
paituru for homo.
, l.iy ( Sould suys ho has nnvor hid a Rood
picturotaken and cannot luvonnt for It. It
inav be tlint .Mr. ( innld does nol look natiinil
hivaiisosoinelhiiiK is buinitaken ; tind ho isn't
tnkltiK it liiinfctf.
The death of Ailmtrnt Porter iiukei Ad
miral Klniberly the senior olliccr of llio navy.
Hols vor.v jiopulnr IIIIIOUK the ofllrers , and
Ills prumnliun has bcea well e.irui'd. Koar
Admiral Kiuiberlv wn * In rniinnond of th
Aiiieric.iii siniiulron ofessels UurliiK tlio
trouble at Samoa two year , uo.
TO
( With aflloKia ) ) = ; to Pool I.aiiri'ntoTciiiiyion. i
To cat' ' To eat ! 'tis IOIIK botwooii two mealn ,
The hunitrv sloiuiu.h lean anil empty fouls ,
To o.it ! To eat !
Whtito'nr thou catcstbreakfast , ilhnu-r ,
to.i-
Soon nm < si and tlmu mustoAt again. Ah , mo' '
To oat ! To eat !
1'iit , hungry soul1 Adown thy gullet pour
Victuals until that K' > ntinws Is nomoro ,
To cat ! To oat !
Ami then ! In uftor years , exclaim
At Iho approach of th gouty p.ilu ,
My feet1 Aly foot :
UNDER THE KEW BAIM L1W
Lincoln Ujpublioam l'rop\ring to Hold an
.Election on the Australian Pla- . ) .
WHY PEOPLE DIE AT THE CAPITAL.
Stale A III Klllli < iMleil-.leelHo ! l oi'o-
nnil Inn nl It.iiul IteeiMiinieiut
a 'I iiniicl OiliN nail
IIIHIni ( lilneoln.
I.INCUIN , Noh. , March -SpMiil [ to'I'm :
HiiTho ! | roMitlleau | city central ronitnlt
tee hehl n meeting last cvunhiK , with all the
wards reircsouteU. | AH the Austtaliiui bal
lot hill is now n law , thochnlriimn announced
that \voulil ho niMVsstiry to hold the con
vention nt least IIftcon ilnyi before election.
On motion of I'npttila UlUIiijrsley It was ile-
clded to hold thu jirimnrUs at thu ii iml
] ) lacc.s on Thursday , March t'.i ' , and Hie city
cotivi'iition Satinthiy iilternoon : it . ' o'ch i'l ( .
U'no committee tUvide > il to base Iho icpre-
aeiitntlon for cacti \vard on the veto nisi for
.it the List state election , one
to each t\MMity-llvo votiv , or in.ijur
fraction thereof. Tills will make the conven
tion comprise 151 iloieira'i's , illvlilod us fol
lows nmoiiK the wards : Kirst , is ; Sucontl ,
II ; Third , 'JO ; Fourth , ! l , Fifth , ! M ; SUlli.
115 ; Sevonlli. III. Tlio oUI rules govcrnliiKthe
priin.iriet weiv iidoptod , ami eacti wnnl coin-
iiilttcciiiiiii wnioinpowotvd to select judges
nail clerks fur thu lulling places.
Moitrr > si.11 ISTII s.
I Ic.ilth Oflloor Unrtriit i's statement of inor-
tnlltv for Febrinify In the city contultis tlie
follnivlni ; Interesting Hums : Number of
deaths , js ( . ' .nises of death -TulxTeulnsli ,
'J ; npoploxy , J ; Inrlc of vitality , 'J ; iiinin-
liriineous croup , ; crushed hi elevator , : ! ;
child birth , ' , ! ; find I each of consumption ,
aculo onlritls , tubcii-ulotls of lung * ! , nlrhol-
Kin , heart failure , orj-sipoliis , ovvnloso of
Iiiudanitn t > y nihtulce , imoutnonU , iifttto
mania , cirrhosis of tlio liver , dropsy of tin *
hciiit , broncliitis. nervous exhauMlon , rail
road tuvidciit. fatty dege.ipiMliott of the
heart , ronruNons.
-A es Under one year , 2 ; from nno to live ,
fi ; live totcn , : ) ; ten to twenty , 1 ; twenty to
thirty , .rn thirt ) to forty , 'J ; forty lo IIfly , : ? ;
Hfiy to sixty , -1 ; slxtv to seventy , 'i , and
.seventy to righty , 2.Vhito , 'M ; coloivd , J.
Male , iti ; foinalo , Hi. Mnrricil , IS ; single , 10.
ITU. ) , MHU : Aii > .
The following notice was received by Itev.
h. P. Kudden of the state relief cotmtilsslou
from H. 1) . Kannoy , county clerk \Velistcr \
county : "I am Instructed by thu board of
supervisors of U'elnter county to notify tlio
committee of stateiiiil f or Iho drouth-stricken
illstrict that Wobitcr county ix-fnsos by a
\olpof Oio 10 of UIP board of supervisors to
withdraw from tliolist of state aid. "
Ki.rcmu I.OIOMOTIOX AT I.IMOI.V.
Theolllccrsof ttio Lincoln struct railway
company received atclogram from Mr. I.tttio
todar that all aniiiiKumciits forecpuiiplnj ?
tlrtjllncsoflli.it ro.ul with electrleity luiil
been lomplctcd and the contracts signed for
tliciimteiial , including thirty motor cai-s.
thiity trailer ears , wires , poles , rails , etc.
Within two veolcs tlio work of coin-citing
imilo power into electric locomotion will
commence.
ItrOMMU\t > A TUVSr.U
The committee oftltocitj council appointed
to consider the ruattor of constructing atuti-
nol iiiulor ttio railroad tracks on North IS'lnth
and Hlo\eiitli stit0ts instead of Dullilln vla-
iluct.s has reiwrted lu favor of tunnels. The
total cost of ailOO-foot tunnel , IticluilitiK ex
cavation six feet hUh , thirty-four fuel wide ,
cement two feet thick , stone wall two feat
thick , paving , piles , etc. , is estimated at
$ I1IU ! ! > . The cost of approaches is estimated
nt ? ' ) , t70 , malting a total estimated coat or
Mit . sner.nviN rin.ixo
Ills reported tha' ' prison life is rapidly un-
dormiinns Sirs. Stu-eily's health. She is
sulfrriiiR with a complaint of sudi n peculiar
order tnat treatment is impossible nt tlio jail.
It Is not liable to prove fatal , hut it will
shatter her health if not properly treated.
Mit * . cnruiiY HI i.s : M'liAt'rn : .
Sirs. .Tohn Shecdy bus cominenecil suit In
.Justice llrown's court against .laine C Mc-
Ihttlie. luiullorci of the M.u-k hotel , Mrs.
Sheeily ileclircth.it : Mcllallie lias not ji.iid
tbo rent for the use ol tlio hotel for two
months and that there Is now duo f 100. The
matter will bo considered by Judge Drown
on Friday , ! Mjtcli 13.
Till 1IOI si : SOTt" .
In tbo district court of DougUs couiitv
John I ) . Thoitus hued Constnblu Cluirli's. D.
ICd-erton ( , Isaie ; Il.iscalt . and Henry Hehirod
forf'.Kl ' , liteauso l dirorton Rave alleged \vorlh-
IUM bonds in ii case In winch $ ii. > was in
volved. Tliocaso was dismissed in the lower
court and tlio costs charged to Tliom.is.
Today ho appealed the case to the supreme
court.
On next Tucsdav the supreme court will
Uo.ir cases from the Ninth district.
The Ncliprh sit iir comp.iny has filotl articles
"
cles of incorporation with a" capital stock of
-
Sprint ; Hnmh station , on tbo Kansas di
vision of the Union I'acillc svstem , has huoti
opened , nnd trains will stop regularly at that
itltno ain. ) , !
IT \\OIIKF.IIIS OM\IM.
About noon today -well dressed youtu ; fol
low walked into U.c grocery store ot C M.
SellI'll. . ' ) O street , nnd ordered $11.10 wortti
of goods sent to Dr Grime's house , 17W M
sticet. He salil the smallest change bo had
in Iho house was a v'i > bill and to scud the
elunjre up by the delivery hoy. The poods
were sent uji about 1 : 'M and tbodcltvcry man
was met on tlio sidewalk by the scamp , who
told the young fellow to give hint the foods
and tlio cliniiKO anil he woultl go into tliu
house and KOI the bill. Ilo said thcro VMS
PUSO of scarlet fever la tlio house , and that
it would bo ( ImiKCKitis for tlio delivery man
to go In. Not suspcctiiiK any triclt , tlie
driver handed over the moncr sui-1 the goods ,
and the scamp simply walked around the
rear , set the goods down mid blopcd.
O1)1I3 AMI KSM ) ! . .
Govomor Iloyd listened yesterday nflor-
iioou to the similifatioti of George McDonald ,
a rroiuont unfilled who had boon lined e-iiOl )
for attempt ins ; to bribe llio commissioners of
JoHerson count v , for a remission of SiKH ) of
tti.tl amount. FovcrnorThavor had reduced
tliu amount to 'UlO , but MelJonnld Imd the
tu'vvo to ask Doyd to wipe it out altogether.
The governor refused to do so ,
Tim joiiiiK men's rupublicim club lield a
; ucctiiiglast evening , with a goodly number
present Avraiigonietiis will bo hold for n
ratification meeting of the city ticket on
Match'U. Si'vt'r.il ' addrosbcs were iniulu by
promiui'iit gentliiiiien last evening , and a
iiuinliorot now iiiembcr.i milled.
Tlio e.iso pf Dunlnun vs Uuell for &VJOO
dmmii | < s for allowed bivach ol eontr.ict was
cunchuled iti district court yesterday after
noon I'ho jury rumloruii a verdict 'for de-
fondaut.
K. II.Vallnco \ attended n social nl St. Paul
Methodist I0ptscop.it . church l.t t nlKtit but
hud to CD homo \\lthoitt an overcoat , someone
ono bavin * ; u.dlod his. Some fellow stele an
overcoat nil' ailumli mini in front of Hcrmeirs
clolldntrstoreliistnlKitt. Tltoinns Uolofson
\vtis searchinp last uiK'ht for Krcd Ai-konmin ,
wliDli.id hormwetl his potts' but diu not bring
it b.iclc ivhi-ti ho promised to.
.laru 1'ii-rco was arrested this inorniiu * on
thocouipinlntiif A. 11. Glttlngs , rluuvad with
.Htoiillnt ; f U ) ( ) 'n ' checks from him last nlulit.
The p.uliei were out on a tear toKcllu-r last
ulu'ht nnd ( 'ilttiiiirs lost tin ) cheeks. Ilosuid
bowastiK ) full to know who took thoiu and
would not pronecuU ) 1'iorco , who was dts-
The CMSO against Ku-scher forRraiiil hircony
ncnln -011111111011 , XXT--
ilav.
iwunl of tniitiwll'nlii *
ilmrovr-ivil
1IWlll , ( i
bo miiilnat-ltvof IliiMtwiilrh"
I'VnnU ' Koso
sluipn of \\liito bat.
'J'liecllv
coinirlt p
Hint inori' llirht Imiois
( Uxlilcd lo ndil lilll
piii ent I'lectrlc ' nuppl)1 ) , /
OUAIM , N'uli \ < lm Into Rifilut IHn
niul Mn ;
dosul ?
Is Mill living. Since
( ; < Mtyi > hU mimasahi'JIiiNrl HHI ) 21
cfuft of Sun l''iMiiclHiiilriliiiyillrjmi | - . 's
uinmn ; the greatest , II mil nillllnir , ) ; fcit < , - * ref
of living liHtoriatts MrlliiiiMliu * > ox-i
lu KI'J , nnd started tn Wwslirlillc-c-lS" ti *
l.s. > JliiSiui l'ritieNcoliiiliilIWiliiKlli- ) t 4L
lliMiery house Dl II. Il IliiiimU I'o. Iti.
isM In * retired frum MIII < UIIFIIKVII | > C * > , L
twenty w-ctvtariei iirwli iiiiiiiiiili 'Ji l i'
firott work on tlio liiskjnf ifcDwiitnKt- ! - .
nnd stales t > > inli rltii ; Ik I'.n'llliMwus. ' ' t of"
Nollh Alneric.i fwni llnhlhiw ll"iur ) . . 'ii
to AhtsU.i L'p to tliniMiiilliwliluni | o.l -i
.syxlein ( if coll.it linf fuddiil ItauU'-o * bant
i-oniploud some fnrtv iiJUnlilft'Vl ' 'or-U
thnl would liave taken iiiitiUle ) tiK . i.
neooiiwllsh.
) ill .A , N I'll I'liMMi MHi'i Ilo Mln w 1 n tr
< | ii < < 4llntiH lii'l'iir : - : < ilji- | ! t , , j- . , L
liiK'k.meriiiitniiiiii ; iiiiiniiiiriiiliiriilii t * l > 1 s.
is lust , lia1 ii'siiiirrn lui < llii < Miulil1 Si I i
( asi > tlu > parly ID uliumllh itililii'iwl ' - < l > -
no I ri'i-lin I < Is tin' | n hi ilJiiM Hn lit n > * > > n
sll > h- . mill low Inil i * \i ml1 If II
- rns.Tlio \ follnwllii ! h ( Rill H * LTtritt < U
StnltM pnstnl laws : " , \ll \ kliuli ol * g t * .t i a
iiiullcr , oxcopl Hc'i-oiiilrlfi inillrr , rium
reu'Kteivd sit Iho mle nllii ( ililtlor -o In
pni'kairo In mlilltlon tolf niulir ; nlwd < > "
loMaii ) > . * * Hit imslifc1 ilsjB )
itioiil , oi'itn rovennu , Niul lnlnvlllll n f > i-
thfiliHs of < i-et-lstcruliilliiillir. . ' V >
nrcirlKlit , no iiue-stloinMi'iikciliM ' lo ? < > TI
touts ( if pac-k.nres ; IniMsilluilKdii Uolti
it c.iii . bo t niceil to thclnloJli'iilb'll ' JJtmar 1 1
wllliout tlu-lrnst trotilita If 1 mill r-i- i01
IS UUV UIU
of Ids p.irkjijio.
UII.II.AI.I.A , Ncli. , MnrJilMllW \ „
iiusivi-f UK- following hllll'llll I. l-t iia
\\l\\d \ soiirrt-iiro arlesljniilUi > iiilli' | | ' < Bv 1 t la
uiiti-i ? Irivu HI-MIX iifliilmil miiifliiln if tr 1 % I- " ,
Mini of Mcll. 'J. WlioiHillliilllilli'U Iii t--.c
rullioad bu l'i. A. I/- .
AIIH.1. . Jn misweniitiiilc { < rfil liiKr rv < r > ii tr-
the nnivveis under tliito si'Wil ' | , ! * ( : wl- .
(1) ( ) , It Is UVidlilll tlllll III ! ) lOlllllllll * t m | - } l > -
must bo in nome druldl WJiiiix * * * ) t lier =
How. ( - ' ) . OioloKistsMIln llul Ilic- b- - c
oud.iry and tettmry fonullomolliii ki * . - \ . ' <
the tipi > eniMiieo of linniso lii'lm ' lli > * .
honndiiry or rim haviiijtau taicl I. > in.tap -
heavalH of tidjiiccnt slsh. | J | I f tl -
I'oriimtloii consists l niul , iniil-HtJto i i. ;
cluilk , or olbiir uluiviu in jutTr ? tit - ,
it is easily lillcl llh thvri _ tc -
frotii rains anil tnellini ; iwi's , IIJi ElUt----
ttironj-b tlie i-ocks tu > ihirlloll ( l ltita tf"
the liiisin , xstiero it fonnillwll Inln il
terrancan pool. In oriloilo mt \ \ \ \
plnlnlv , think of tlilisluUofiwUnia r < = > i <
as bcitiKiui imtnettsoVliki'.cMilliiiiw- ' . \ ti\
.slilo to side of the valliifth , li pi ) i "r ti -
suiroiniiltiiK hills or uniiUih Hill tk. ( c si. >
mouths for tlio tubottalthcmiiii'icvl : ' 1 TI r
thnl II n well bo siu.kbta'itihiwiii o ii.X * i-
tlicwatcr , in nmUitinBiiiliirtliiuliitajnii. it < .
Ic-vDl , natui-.illy rises atelhonirfw1f tin a-
well in the vnllcy. 'ItiitlnhiiBill ' t a.'ico i.
its name from Arltos , IniiWilllilili fi. * 1 lies
Aitnslum o > f the nnclcnii Tlioiii | | t aiz-te -
si an well in the United Slta I * iill'ie- ' iin -
donee of George WtstiijtouK , AllrasfeiB .r i v
I'ity. ljn.
: i. The Stocton A Nliiflon Ml Itrosx'J
thirty-seven miles in talli ( , MII oiioiitad for
KO'joral traflic SeptcinlicrJi , M IIurmv \ - *
Kiinllshroail , huilt bjSttftawniiill ' ;
mid was the first actuilnllro.illiilto-'v.ox-l .J _
J. AI U. , ljawnco I'tljiXcb1 ' Nhitr
lars aroleiru ) tender kill lUlund c ]
pulilie and private , noirtlir te'lirpe ?
debts iniiy ho , except thoni tlicitlvi ! ( o
prcsbly sti | > ulutod in wntrad J , Hci
autns iiniter $ . * > .
KoNnmu , Oniiihn : Till us ullili oCT Tli-
numerous Union Paclllctolwnoucrt-cxr t <
am ! wo will tell you i\Uoirluni \ ) t ic j It
J. There is a city ordiimnaifitalrar i y .
concealed weapons , \\Ulicr \ ono H l . "tsx
ubi'llntf ' or non-law-iliiluj illlnii , ! . If
law especially iiDplicitoBlnon
0. K. H. , Oinalin : Atiiwsnit llrnoxr. . -
forty-fonr stales itirluU in tbo I a . .t.'iL
Status of North Amain
i ; . It , S , Ihawatln , li ! -Onliu tie t. lx-
attraction of ivnter fcnMio ] , llllin p i > .i -
ble to proiiure It In u luKitAMIIu d.x-ti ) _ = -
stori's. hut chemtsU liliiviilkiiiiv ) | jji .i-v
apinr | > itii < < work it ovcrnlilitiiinm-Ki-os-i s-r 11-
forull practical pitrposci ThtliWie tc = iri
contriitlon po-isiblo Iv fclilWIon l\u\ ( . I * 3
pel cent witcr1hnt ; ! stoltlilictiir , | > uoio > e l
t ilnatilc by ilniKKist . ' As > lilliiiin ) i trzfi ? * KT
plain out xmu see wliatlii aiwir ft I Jt t > o- _
; t. Friction matches wm Inuiiliil I 7i- t : ! ! < _
year IS.'ll , in KiiKlanilliyi.Mr\ViHofr. \
a lull list of Iho wonil'm ' nid lnji iJBi-yi c. IS
thoTJthitiHt. : The mmilils ol Kiiyncs , t la-t >
L oiossiis oi iinoitos , inciiiiiietl | iwiaid , t. u- * "
Mansaleutrt , the stuuwl Ju'iller 01) mi > i * _
the hnnpinu ( jardm if Hi ly J nc _
iiml thol'haros or vaH timer Hi , V l eyc x >
dri.i , Kuypt. 'J. Forliilmmtkiiwiictairaixi -
t ratio openings in Urj/iUldwt / biir ? ciija o- ± !
Atiiericati leiiubllcs , staldfpiiMiciil"V , = a. ' lt
iii'toii ( , 1) . C.
I ) . D , O iiuilin , Noli Oiilv ttniiloe1.c i' c
uoveniors annually , IHnitgihiiwliv. sxi "a.
lihode Island. Thu otte ila'ti ' in ) aitxxi s
etiuully divided betvMH'iUo nl luuc * - _ ti ET-
*
tfims. 'J. Yes , ttiei-CMiiNiintail | . " 11 j
\vasnsonof the > rrc.ilNiiiwloii . , lio's'ra. : LT
1'ans in l-all , died KK
A. C. , Cnnoii Citv , t' ' l-Tli ) ( inlo taollu f
was coined under tbo nl ol I'cbniti r v 1 - > -
I'sTit. 'J. it would tike i rtljiiiluarit- * . < > 3 *
Tin : I5tt : to answer jwi.irl iiiir | _ > - ; si
auv of tlio political iilmnci ! l'u' ' | | > l-i > -
fjllsh Kovcniinent allo Mlio wlnwolNir .li' ?
iinntiiuilty of
. .
! . . ! . P. , Council IWi-TliOfirlor "Wie-
wick was exiled "tho llif miW b ; . 'p .i i.- _ >
ho nnil his men deposed jnu Hnj uct 01 1 ti
queen , anil nt dilTereiitta Kl | l t < * 2-lo-
vitto two IciiiRs to thothinMolWiimia.
JMvural letters helJour fornwu'ir cxcx. s.
\vcek.
M.ikin < I or ih i ( oisi ,
Mr. P. P. Shelby , jowl - - - -
of tlio ( Irani Xorlheni nilivttj of St.
said in this city thoollerJiijilmliL c-Oi d
wtw niiikin g for the cmj t nilJh | -
ble , Uiiildint , ' oncNtlm anMm | ta'ti
f rota l-ort AssiniibiIii ( > 1fat.dtaiit j V iii
couvor. lr. Sholliynlil lilujitUKim ov-
ombi-.iccd lines wlilihuifMiKjIjH ) rui i lo ,
and was Itelti ) ; oxtomW , AIrslfla1 in
of steamer ? nlv betwcuSupnliiriiiiia 1
falo , aiiikliiir the voynijiiiilitoiii. ; ( | ; S = i
Her is exactly the saiMdniiuralrai 33i .
as Is ( Jtiiciigo , and hK iliinioniinlio uoeT.x -
tiino botw-ocn UnlTiiio , ] , , ! iiWnr , | t-lx.u a
HNHO of other lines kueci HulfjJo ZLJI * .
Cldcairo ,
M iller's
'
I'.d Miller was nrratcj lor mjiln ( - .
turbanco in his salooatt Ito ci -i 3C- o - *
T \\uHtti \ and Douelns llnradiwcx v-v-
iMsInc drunk and ilHutiiii ? Ili0 | 'iuo-o ii.t > = l
iHschorgin IH-e.inm Ho , | tliodijL limit -i
wittiout ttio mayor' ' ! n'mWui ' , n f-sc-oiis = H
that Miller wm prrtlnu wklu = twi s
teens ut tlftcon paces , li tlio tapfiatvvol i
as delight ot the siKititn ,
The court '
ilischarKi'iltodelmuhnt a > t
Hocond.
0. O. Stillman of ,1 , , y j ,
tered at tUo I'.ixum.
C. K. Outchor of Cbhimlilii Hi
the 1'axtou.
Highest of all in Lsavcninij rower. U S. Gov't RcroitAuBiliS.Srp. , , | .
ABSOLUTEW PURE