/ r ' . ' > # ' " " ; , " = . . . .4"'j " , , , , , , , , , , JjO".N ' . " ' . ' ' ' : ' - .Y'w. . . . ( . . " ! . -.f " ' " ' . . , . _ . . . , . - . - C
t 1 I. 4 TIm OlfAI DAIY nEE : lON AY. tTAUARY 7. 1S { .
' : THE OMAHA _ DAILY lICE
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r. nOsrWATrn , Edior. .
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VUm.JBJmO : EVERY 1O1ttO.
Tt.m ! S OF SUJSCtlTtON.
' , Dlly flee . ( Wihout Bundn ) , One Y.ar. . . . . 8 0
1)IIy Ilf.n and Sunday Ono Ynr . . 1000
. . .
UI year. 0
IHx Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1000b
Three Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r
Rundy loe. One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zo
) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AntlrlnT * lee , One YetI . . . . . . . . . . J O
VeekI ! flee , One YPlr , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;
Olt.tCCS.
lmii , The 1J. . .
Imnhl * Iftiliding. .
Ruh Omah * 1pe , ! ngor 111k. , Cor. N nnd .Uh Sta.
Council IUll I : J'eat ! Hlroel.
1 llcAAO Oncp , 217 ChAmber or Commerce. .
New York noma U. I anl 1 % . TrIbuna DI. uf. '
WuhlnglOn , 10 J SlrcetV. . .
1Il1'oNfl1CF.
Alt communefttton ! relating 10 nn an.1 e1.
cmmunlrntonl relatnK
t lnl mauerould he nddre"CI To thc dltor.
JlSINESS I.CT'iiMtS.
All bUllnel 1.I r. And remitances hould 1)0
fddr..s.1 10 The Iea Iublshlnl % cmpnny ,
Omahn lrnrt , , , , 10
Jrnrt checks Inl pbMoUce orlpt
be made l'nrahlo 10 tIlt onler of the comllny
TJm un I'UIJI.ISIlINO em.U'ANY.
_ - Dm . = lUU.ISI - _ . _ _ _ _
STATEMI.T - OI . ' CItCULAT1ON ! ,
: C/CUtATIN
O.orle I Tz.rhucll , zecretnry of The lee 1'lh. !
, . /shln" rumpny , being duty frn. . I. ) . tint
lie aclunl number of full nn,1 camp Ite copIes
It the Vtty Morning , t\nlnl rul % an.1 tunlay lee
Jlnle < durIng : the Ionll of Novemler , , 1tl I , \B.
J. . . . . . . . . . 20SC 16 . . . . . . . . . 21' M
2. . . . . . . . . . 21r:1 1. 1. . . . . . . . . 2I,6)
' ,
a. . . . . 21,2' . . .
. . . . : . . . . .
4 . . . . . . . . . 21,523 I. . . . . )
4. . . .
. . . U. . . . ' III
. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ) '
5. . . . . . . . 2U,31 21. . . . . . . 2 . I'rl'
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'j.
. . .
C ,
G. . . 21,13 21 . . . .
. . . 21. . . .hl
. . . . . . . . . 21l3 . ) 72 . . . . . . . . . . ' :
R. . . . . . . . . u. ; % . . . . . . . . . : I
0 . . . . . 2. . . . . . . . . . . .
. 2It ! 24 . . . .
. . . . . : 21. . .
10. . . . . . . . . 21.t. . : * 2. . . . . . . . . . 2l,1l
11. . . . . . . . 22.WI 20. . . . . . . . . 2),121 ) _
12. . . . . . . . . . 2J. : .tiT 21. . . . . . . . . 20'
13. . . . . . . . . 2t.0t ' ) 2S . . . . . . . . 19. . 8
I. . . . . . . . . . . 210' . ! ) 2. 2. . . . . . . . : ,020
15. . . . . . . . 20,5 ; ! 20. . . . . . . . .
Tolnl . . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . " . ' .Gj
. . ,
C5I " detlUctiong for uusold aI ralurfled
I.ef" deduetons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . enl . . . . . retured . . .
Tolal to1t . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
E01. . . . " . . . . . .CI.:3
. . . . . . . . , . . .
Daly aveingo net ctrculiittofl . . . . ' . . 21612
fl1OIlfl1 ' : It ' 'ZRCHUCK !
! worn 10 before me and u.crlhed In my pre. .
tnre tht 3.1 . dIY or Dccmhrr. 1891
IS.nll' ( ) N. 1 Ft' I. . Nolnry I'ubUc. I
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<
-i-i----i- If ; fl'nn'll i ; ; flint 1m South Omaha :
110ln t Itl patty wi nov 1010 to I Very
abrupt CUll
Hlnll II wih the 1)'oPII' IHu'teR : amid I
'Ol ) ( ' 11 111 any khiut 1 01 n HIII jnle
In South Otmiahin.
I : If WOI'thl.V or notice . thiadmiI ) She
VIHtl 111 lot ull ; auythhiig Iu llulc
silce tie hew year hl' II.
" ' 0 Ihl1 presently Sle how Colonel I
Aget ' 1111 : fljol : flll have dl8lllJlol I
tccs. lie t lmh'lnlshllls I of i h i'glshtt : lYe CO Iii III It -
- - - - - -
Omaha cOltllcS to pay the 111'I'cst
111 11111lpul or Its hOlllel1 indebted -
ICSR II'oUIIIly ) 01 tile tltiy thul It Is titie
This Is the seclct of the high stlulln
that Omaha's credit has seclell
'I'he lemoll Is of the lo\er house of r
eon I'lSS hold I cal1lS today ' to deter
mine whether time Carlisle cl'ene ' ll i
Rhli : he dehmremi : to he n Ilrly ) : 1rnSI'O
Icllllng ( III'I . ' Ki1i)1)01t.rrIiIs ) Is cer-
tlin Imlcaton that the bill Is In a pre
e\'lols imositloli.
H ,1011 : r 'h\'ston should , nftm'
nil . declne 10 accept the nomhmton (01'
United States senator which the repub -
lean Icmhels of the stale eg1sIntuvi a
have tendered him , what 1m Int restng
" fight wo woull wlless leween the mF
IWI'OUS amid wilng second choice catidi -
dntes , But- .
Time go'cl'nlwnt of time Unled State
wanjs ' to , seClre .nn ornithologist tor' '
'
scrvhce In tiie of ' I-
8m'\lce' Department Agrlcul -
ture , anti for this Iln'poie ? nnnounccs n
civil servIce exam mton. It I to h )
natlrl ' nssllell that ornithology can
be 1l'oRccntellieI time 11eRQut adinimi 1-
Istmtou only by prollll ' educated aul
CXlll'lelccl cuckoos.
PCI'hnllf Rome one w1 he aide to lii L-
forth lS whr n contract should be let b ; I , '
time State Board of Purchase Ill Su ) -
piles for furnishing "bulbs" 10 the Home
for the 1I'lcIU1cSS at Llncolu. Do ( lest I-
tale chlllrel thrive on btmIbVhi y
sholill the slat mId\ special cOltmct tr
for hulhs fet this one Institution mil fOl'
: no other state Institution 1
Senator Kyle on Friday " Ilrcsen\cl to
th\ senate 1 rcmolstmnco of the . lol ) -
1)ers' 111 i\trmnufnctmmrevs' unlol ot Sionx
, , Falls , H. D. , against the llclc fumll xg
hut. Havc time cnmmelclal orgnnl1atons
of Nebraska any olllnlons on this 1m.
portuut 111lslol ( , or If they have , nre
the ' afraid to give lx ! l'eRslol to them 1
1'hc JOhhl'rR mil lmufnctl'C'S : of this
' , tate otighit to wnlm lp to lime sltuatloi Li.
Go\m'nol' Stone of MbourI recomi :1- :
mCIIIs lu his nnnlni Iliessage time cstuh- )
. lshllmt of n lllcM amid mcals for mu :1.li :
vellHlng thc 1sol'ces of the state wit li
tt VIe \ to hlllclu 11111 I'aton. Tim is
is 1 subject : which the Xeb1sIm legisii l-
I : tlJo 11 ' Iu'olahlr ) ) conshln' . NehlHlm : '
qtmgiit not 10 Il lhlnll ( limP RI'Ollll ;
silies In lu\lllg new settlers to Inlm
their bOll'R wlhlu her Imortlers. N C-
hrnslm I ) : l'nn 01\1' .hlhll I ! NIII I to t I imi in it-
grants its ntlct\e lS time best.
' (1 ( Il'aetl'l nlll ; state otcel's'lh c
or I Illhl 'ln I ; 110 t I 11'ISlnllton'oC m I t tlh' oh U-
cl11 hlls ) ) Inll wihin n fcl days or Iho
ilo whmi t1 "XPI't.t 10 cntm' mm ) Il
1101
tlh' ( 1111ls II one hint Hlllll he dlR'
f , contulell f\ol no\ on. 'L'hel'o Is no
lealOI : wlr II cllhlule eh'clcll to otco
In ! u\'elhl'l' lholil not Iu\o hit box iii
lXl'lllll1 1111 II'rlenl"l wihin n 101ih
fll ) the tuliP that his success ut the
polls 1M ttssurtd. 'Ihl ! ! : le thing nllll's
wlh 1IIlni (11'cn 10 Imhle ) oleel'l O'I'I'r-
T ; \hl'I't' ' , tIII' , county 1111 1111clpI1 , 'i'l Ito
. Il'ollltou ) oC the IHhlc tl'lnlllH Iii at :
k nil olclll honds ho l''efulv oXlllnel1 i
hoCor" they l'I'I'I'h't the 11111:0\'ul : of the
II'oIH'I' ttiititoiItles. 'I1iIs t'lnlot wcl
I/o / himtd vIit'me I ho boiid ' '
IUllhll'o UOl111 mime rushed In
. nt time last llsHlhl1 lttotaent.
,
A w'I'I { unit \IRfWI ( slucn the Hol
; 1'III.r tragedy WIM ( 'lu'lrt nll the n ( .
: ( lh' 111111I1'S 10 ho ) 101'11 ( t n iiiystery
. thnn o\ r. ivtmmy I ono hl\ol\Cl 01' 1111) '
: WiY : onneetell wih Iho OCIII'I'ICe
Hrls to ho hl'oh'I'(1 ( In 1 Inzo uC hOllo ,
less ( 'Onl'llll'toUI , amid 10 two stories
; t 4.Il'Csl'nt I tt'etigImiztiliO l'I'sl'mblalll to
i one nnothm' , 'i'hmo lll Cnct thut Bnlt't
A Sl'Ot hILtS t11111'lly 1111\Hml'I'11 stands
I out \lllstnlmhlo boldimess. Wlwthll
: 7 ho Is dl'l\l 011 \ , wheH.er IIII nlllc ,
tot's '
were his friends '
t011 01' his euemh's ,
vhmetimt'r the ( ulHluctln wits wllh hits ( . i
SI'lt 01' Iglln1 his httCSt1 ) ) Dre ilwllons i
; that ate yet . to hiLt del'I'lllul ! Iu Iho
1\IItuw the lHhlc lulel'I'st fOutnlrl
: ulmost luht d , 'j'ho next few days
- , ol1hl tl ( l'uhll light to clear UI m\lh
: ot the obscure clrcuwstanccs of tla case
TIm z'.UWI' : 1'1mrtSK. .
'fhe UeOeorgo U. 0. FIsher . Mil'
RlolarJ' All'lcnu SUldar School UUIOI ,
who clnl18 10 he I laborer In the South
Inlmln I mIRRlouul' held , has taken It
ullon hlusllf to Inko ni 1\11cnt on be
hnlC oC thc Culne sufferers or Ne-
, II'alln through h thc : : ew York SII , 'J'lc
lnlwtl mlsslolnrr takes The lice to
tnsl , for IIl'IOItI ( the RI'IHmtonnl \ .
IlorlR i oC II'ath8 CI'OI fl'el'1lu nll RII" (
\ltoU that 11"1' been set afloat tiirotmgli
the uiress nll 11eln'l ! that 'l'he Bee Is I
sllll ' cOltmdlctn these deilomhie ,
fncts I ! tie tool oC real ( stnte men Now
we do not luw the HI" ' . ' I. . Fishel 111'
do t we ll'U how ( Illh oC n cOlt'lhltol
hc tutu nlhl' IJ'oCIslolnl . 111\1cluls
mn ' gather itt their Il'gllunle lick ! . Hit
'I' Iie Bee nlo hUR n mlsslol I , nUll Ihnt I I Is
to t warl iilihulmtiit'IiStS , Cllt nlll west
n IIIS1111Io"tl'e ) 1\lll' whatc'er guise
It I mmmay coin 0. 'rils Is imo t lie I Ii mst 111' t I
'I' Iie Bee hits iiei'ftimiileil . such imiIsIoimary
wO'I , . Blcl I : Il I lie I ( thy 1is ( WII'U the
Illlhlcnl "n1e ' wits raviigetl h.I' i ) grass.
hOPIII'I'R. . S\11'11 IJ'ofl'llllll ) 1IHIe It
ti iehi immissiomi ) ' . ' for thl'
Ihef. mlsllu ; 10 . Wlt\I' tHlllllh 1 (
I'elef of tII".ll hiimmmt'stemmiiers , ni-
Ihol h the sllie . timid 11liu 11(1e 11'0\1.
slols for so Imply .fl I clot hi a g , anti , fit ci
a mid Heell glalu far lie I destitute selUcrs.
A few 'I'I'1 litter , Whl'l thl' 11'llolhln hie )
HI\ ! ' . ' 1W. . ' 1lhhles WIM Inlllg appeals
II t Now Yl'k 11\1 I hioohiyii for the
stu'\'lnJ loICIS , whll ) hu "n ! l\IIJ
SIII11uOISI ' itt time 11 fh A "I'Ule lintel ,
Tie lieu \as also tllwu 10 tlsl , for tlis
CI'I'llllJ the liIglmlv.coiomed stories of
dlsttltol and denth nlou the abor-
I glmmes.
I Is ) mmfs1i1g ! sl'I\e , howe'cl that the
Ic\'el'll mlsslolnr ' who pnlts his Ilmu
In I i m lhe mix Itlil Ic Iloes nol comm hue his ef- :
f orts to tie relief or his own IIoilic ) In
Sllth Dakota , where there Is more des.
tlton ull less relief lit sight titan
thel'e hi In Neitraska. ' ' .
t Nlh1slm. 'l'he following let
In' , which hus just \ecl received , Sillls ;
(01' Itself :
MADItID , Jnn. 3.-To the Editor of The
Dee : Permit me to make n few statcments
In I regard to the condItion of the people In
Perkins county. There have been many erroneous -
roneous reports Ilblshed concerning the I
desttulon of our people. Two are now
caled to mind , one appearing In the Chicago I
Iecord anti the other In the Denver Daly
News , both of which should certainly be
corrected. These reports seem to have been I
made hy the same party , nnd orIginated In I
ono fertile brain. The recldess statement
1a 1 9 made that GOO famIlies hnve applIed for
nld ; that a Mrs. Burns anti two chIldren nenr
LIsbon , In this county , have died from want t
nml exposure.
While we do not claim that there Is no
distress among the people of this county ,
for we are fully aware that there are n
number of famies which have applied for
nsslstance , the statements of the above named
pnpers are absolutely untrue. I would be I
Impossible It I for GOO famIlies to ask for nld , a
there are but 350 famIlies resIding In Perkins -
Idns county. The parties who are snld to
have died from want never resIded In this
county , and moreover no person or per
sons have dIed from such causes.
The facts arc that our county and Hs pea
plo hnvo thus far been able to provIde for
hose who have been mora unfortunate than
others In the loss of crops during the past
two years 'Ve know of no person who ha S
m ade application for aid from the proper' '
officials who has been turned nway. Wo i
were just told by. a Justice of the peace an
overseer of the Poor , who has held the ofce
for four years , thnt he had never been u2ked
for nn order for relief.
Stock that Is alowed free range I S
In good condition.- fact , cattle taken from
the prairIes and have : not been fed n pound
of hay or grain make as fine beef a you :
cm : find on the Omaha market.
I trust that this will place our county fairly
before the people . D. D. DAYTON.
souTh DAIW7A l GS rut Tlm.
Time legislature of South Dakota .wl
con\cle tomolow , nut the pcople ) of
thnt suite are expectlg the session to
he one of uncommon Interest. A UnIte ti
Slates senator Is to ! e ol ctcd to succecd (
Senator lottgI'OW , whose term expire
March .t , and ns there Is eOlsltcrhle
opposion to the senator 1 lively amid ii 1- : :
terestng contest Is looked fOI' But this
Is not the most llllorhmt of the muters : ,
which time lawmakers of South Dalmtl ,
wi have to deal wih. In common wit lm ,
mORt other states , Hll pnrtcullu'ly wih
thc t\c\cst or theta , South Dakota Ills (
It hHlcI'nt\ol ' necessary to red lce cx-
IIHltlrcs. ( There has hcen sonic cx-
1'l\ngnlco II the 11l11nlstmtol of the :
state government which has home hc-
l ' upon the taxpayers , nnl they are 10
'
101el' nhfc to bear \1'lel'tls 11-
lOSCl. ) however COl1lCl11nhie time past
efforts to htlhll ) the state 1 ' 1 gene L-
om JIiIit'Y ) In ' ' '
Inll'y npIl'oprlltons for thc vol I- ;
Oils InstutolH Intll IH'01011g Plhlc l
' , '
ImIH'o'elwnts , the COllltolH uow l'e
'tlch thl1 this POlICY cal 10 101gC' ho 1
IIU'8.WI ) Ill Ilst give wiy to OlO of
careful ccouomy In nil hues of plhlc
ex ) e 111e. 'ho CI'lll of the state lS :
wcl ns thc welfare of time lcople 1akcM (
this limiperuttve. -
'j'he ! dl'ht of SOllh Dakota Is Ih'I/ll / l , '
.
larger Ihln It ought 10 he , amid the CI'I'llt
of the Hllto IIHt siifl'ti ' If It goes 01 L ii-
cl'elsll . Pm'hlps mmntliliig . 111 he 110le
10W 10 lutl'I'III - lluce It hut It Is
l'I'l'lulnly llsllilo ) ) to 11'0\110 ugllnHt nl ? '
imiltilt bit to It. 1'hiM iimt'amis tiiimt. tltci
I\hltou 1)'IIS Ihlt the1c t
wl hl\1 to ho 1 general clHln ig
toWI of apII'oll'latons ! COl' stute
IIHUlntons , togetla'r with n lOll. I
Illig ofT of all UIUeCIIHnr ' nlcllls 111 :
1'llllo.\'I'S II such InstItutions , Ill It Is
not to 110 Iloullctl that South Dakota hus
leI Nhll'C of these. I wl touhtess ho I
f0111 11'lllll hl , u Iso , to reduce the
slh'les of those II the Hel'\'llo of the
state so us to effect In the '
'
, clee tt tiggm-t'gimto avery
very . conshlclhle su"lng. I Is sold that
It w1 ho II'olloll ) : ( to close onu 0' more
of the live 1'llncntonullnHtUlols of time
state , hut that this w1 nWlt with VIg0"
om opposit 1mm. Such action should ho
tllwn enl ' us n last l'CSOI' , hut It It
plohnhlu that one of these Insllutons
roull hu sllnl'l COL' 1 tmo wihout soy ! .
Oils 11ol'I11ut to time CI\SO of 1.1ucn- .
( Ion.
tou.l Is not aim altogether easy 01' Ihllllu
initttet ! to immaku I l'lllcul ! clnnge ( vomit 1
lll' ' of ; CII'IIUI ( not to say extrava-
galt , nlljl'oll'lntols ) to OW oC rigid
cconol ) 'i'imetO It always ; " 1101'011 Oil'
position 10 tmeh n r11'SO ( ruin 11'0110
who COiISI(101 ' only their Ilrl'tOI\1 ) Iltl" -
utls , but wlo m'clt more 01' less lullll )
In1Iu < lro. - WIln ito I general wclf'c
clearly 1IIIaUlis It , IIWm'I'I' , It Is Ihc
Ilut ) ' of ( itt ? 1'1'II't'senlnt\cl oC time \eo-
jilts to Inl)1 the I1CI/III 1'1UI'lll'll ! of I
. Ue cimmnior oC . ' '
.tle clllor self-scckcrs. 'j'll tusk ha-
\
rore thc South Dakota legislators may
ho difficult , but they ( ho111 address
tl.'Ich'o ! to It wih n frm t1eterinIn-
tel 10 give thc people nil lle relief pos-
si bie. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TIm 1"187 ] I" ) IN OflDFR.
This Is a. year for cCQnol ' nUll re-
tr emmciiimment . Whcn time legislature re-
COI'CI'H this afternoon I Rhoullnt once
IlsUule a Hl'nrchlus hIIUh' ' Inlo time
u itvarraiited , uniitwful nUll ' '
tnwlrrnuloll unlnwCl1 rxh'I'Inll
1l\'ehnse of legislative sUII\les by See-
r otary or State Alien Hlucc lie ( No\em-
hC' elecllon. Inrtl who are wcn In-
f'nwIIIR lrt that thc bills for the ftmrnl .
t lre , inem-ehamidise 111 statiomiery del \ ' .
o red by Allen's ortN'R I t the stOle house )
w ill n gl'I'Jnlo (1'01 $ llOO ( ) to $ : ; .O.
ISt [ or these , eels nl'e 1111'1 , 111 In the
st ate hOI e store l'OOIS , 1\1 10\01) ox-
cl'llt Alen nlll the I rn"O'11 ( dealers
k htVs ( nijotit their . ,
IWo\i Ilrthll u\out tlch' IluUltl
it'q CIIIIII ' , 111:111 : 'uluo 0' cost 10 the
HIl II' . The hlh.hael : chulls that hnve
li t'tmi , IJhu'ell Iii the I senate chnllN' 1111
m eht ) ' t'suimtitt t lye bill imie sail ( 10 have hrel
in aiglit at $ t.iO ( ) each , 01'0 ) for thc
juh m u 101. 'lhe 11l'Unelt Iucslol 11. whnt
his Iit'coiiit' of lie I chairs thnt WC'e In
tSI 1I'III ; hu I last sesloI 1 They were
II I i ful' I cOllllon ( I I I nnlllosl ! or Ihll I cOlll
ha'c Iione 8C'\'lce for several Immure RCM-
slons. 'rhe itt'iet' ) thin ; for the legisia-
tt ire to do Is to take 11 In"entO'r of nil
.
th i legislative supplies iimmd '
thl 8111111e8 111 t.tlll
whitl Alll bought coul'ur ' to Inw ,
I'ellin ell ' Ruch lS m'e absolutely
mi eedc'ii for IIIH'llnte use nll 11l { tl
lh'alll' ( nke had what Is not lel'del !
' [ 'his slioulil be done s-ltli . ,
'lhlR sholhl ! e wih the liigh.hack
nlil hlhplllc chal.s , 1111 Sccrel\l ' :
l 'ijiet' shouhl bc directed 10 111'ehaso In
heIr stead chairs that wi not exceed L
II IH'lco $30 a ( lozen. Such Ihah' : are
g oed cnouh for coimgress amid they
oUJht m'e. to he geol enough for the ieglsla .
.
1.11 01' Ol'l'1CJLIL lw-ns
Time delay In the 1111)'o\nl or time ofil
clal ! bonds of one or two of the newl '
olellc state omcm's Inlls the law on I
this subject of mO'e than ordinary Iii
tercst lt this pnrtcliar tiimie. Outslto
of the ( Inhlhltot of the constitution of
NelVUSil ) , thnt mill state '
l'blska 11 o\cOIS shal I
g h'e o\dal bond ) In n SI1 not less thnn
$ : ; ; O.OO 101 less than double tIme Ilount
of 1)\lo mOI1 ' that ( la ' comc Into
their hnl1s , all the legal 1)rovislons gov -
e rimiimg the t gIving of olclul bonds are to
! e founl In the law or 1881.
OIcal ! bonds of state olcm's lust lc
In I form and ;
joint several nxmd mlHlo
nnl
ll 'a\le to the state of Nebraska In slch ;
Ilcnal i - amid 01 such condItions as re-
( mired by Inw. Such bOlds must ! e ,
ted f In case of elective olcel's on or ! o- !
fem the Ih'st 'l'hUsdl ' after time first I
' 'uesla : ' In January ' next slcceeilng the
electol , all of them to le l'eco1ledln the
omco or the secretary or state , except
thnt of the secretary of state which geese
to the ofce of the auditor of Public nc-
cotmuts. The bond must bc executed ! y
the II'lnclpal , wih It least three sureties -
ties , who shnl ! o residents of the state
worth In the aggregate the amount
nnmcl In such hond over nnd above
titelt' pI'osent hlichtedlcss , and atihtla-
sits of the sureties . showln the value
of the Pl'O\e.t ' owncd ly cneh Ind su-
ject to levy I Inll sale impoit execution In
this state must he made amid filed wih I
time omcel' nllll'o'lu the hondo That oil-
eel' , II the case of each elective state
OmCCl except himself , Is time go"C'nOl.
tilti1 his ' , ' Is
cndorsed
Pnt approval Jlllon the
hont lj I ; IH Ilpossllle to have the latter
flied and recorded. As the
f1'd rccollcd. to pcnnl slm
In which the bon s must be mantle , the
statute merely rcpMts the limitation of
the constitution , adllng $ nQOOO ( as time
minimum for the state h'cas\'er.
The law goes ou to provide tlmat "If
Il ' PC1'SOU elected or appointed to any
olee shl1 neglect to 111l his olclal
bond executed anti apPI'o\el ns IH'o'ldcl
by law Ind fet for record within the
tIme limited by this act , his otce shall
thm'cupon 1\:0 ) facto become vacant , "
which vacancy Is to be immediately
fled by clecton 0' 111polutment as the
II w mny direct In the C'cn t of vacancy lu
the sn IW o 1 ce. 'rhc pCI'Ron chosen for
time \aIIUCY IISt gIve boud lit substance
and forum cOII'e81lollu wih that 10-
1I1'cei ( of thc origlimiti o 1 CC' In cases
of rc-electol the ofcm' mnst qlalfy
amid gIve bond IUCW , first accounting
fllr for nil public funls Inl II'O\Oltr
lu his possesslol , Ind wheu It Is uscel
tulned that IU Incumheut ) hauls m'i hy
rcusnu of the mtoim.eieetloii 0' UOI11P'
polutleut of n successor 01' of thu neJ-
heeL 01' refusal of the RICCI'SHOI' to qua ! -
ify , he must lewlse iunlf ' anew
wlhlu ( tint days frol the time itt which
hIs successor , If elected , Hhoull have
qualIfied.
I Is cSentl1 for the ( snfeJII11 of thc
state aimd tin' ' ' - of the ' '
sil Iml thl II'opel'I ) tIXPI'CI'
flint tha "II'lous plv lens of tIme stat-
mite go\m'nll oll'lnl ! ends ' should he
HCI'Ulllouslr obs&'r'ed. I'ls ( time thnt
the law 11'lhu'cs thl t uo ofelll houl ) (
slll ho ICI11el'Pll voId Ir ) reason of nay
IIO'lllr 01' 11eguluI'lr In Its exccu-
( ion 01 nllll'o"II ) , hut this II hot to le
1'1'JUlllcll us 11 11\llton 10 careless IC'
tititi. 'rite Ilw 11 comll'chclsh'e 111 110-
tnlcii Its "lhIO lies II its st riot enO'cc.
ICI t.
rm7'lmlCI.IWN' ANn fll.'ICWlll.
Auy 6clel0 of 1uulclpII l'ol'elch-
'ICUt Hhoull Im\o In view I I'cndjust-
Illt of salarIes rather thlu I cuttUj
down of thc lulhel of cumploycs. " ' 111
Ihl settle of wages IIJuslell to I'Cdlccl
1'lUts nnl II'e\'llug cost oC 1\'lug we
6holil ho able 10 Increase . thc number
of 1'lllloycs lit ( Iepmmrtmneimts where 1111.
toull helll It nuclrt 1111 still l'oduce
tlo 1gJrlgutn of I'uuullg CXIICUS Wo
Wllt alt increase In tie immminimor ot'
lll'olmel 1111 lu time Ilmhll' of fire
fighters. The Il'e and llce'I'llllsslol
( 'IU HeCU'e 11 luel'elS ! In time znmiimlwr
of tl'emeu nudllo1ce1cu lr' estnIHhlut
I 1l'lllunh'l scale based " \01 ICIlth of
service mmcl mimimk. 'Tiiey ' ' ' ' .
nul Il ' 'hl cln ICIIl I'e.
cl'llt Iny Illhcl' of Ihlo-I)1111 ) ( uwn
roy $ -tv I mOllh dU'lu time 1Iohnlou of'
tw first sIx miioiithis' RUI'\II'c wih $ : I
lolth ( Incl'I'IHC fen every 11IIIIuIII six
luulhs until fll IIY ) oC $ iO 1"1' 10nlh
Is l'cal'll'll. Itt limo eut pf thl'l'e yemmrs'
service.'ltii such I sl'lle tine five 1111
l'i ) ' Ice tim 11(1 \oul ho 11111c ( or 1m I
inumihior of it'it vimieht the eiii'f
Ilnhel' 1 11 whlh ( of
lMiiice 1111 ( iimt' . Illl'C decl IUllslll'lihle.
A HI iiiiIliii t. 811111111 or Kahl'h'l ad-
Justell Iltcr civil service l'llcs accord. I
In g to qlalQcntJon ) ) ! nUll length of ! e1 .
Ice WOllll ItNI''o time ( \clcnr ' of the
\m'loIR . tkpartniemtts , nUll sll eitnb1
thc cIty to rl\U4H expcuscs. I UI\ ' not
hc ) prnctlcai,17 , to lmilce time clcrlcnl
f prctcnll ( oilicos ' oC lie ( treasurer ,
cOllllrolcl' Rnf clerk , but time t salaries
slollil be rorlJtstcd to cOlrcspold wIth
sulm-Ies . IlhtniJlln 111 ( WOlln of like
l'ullnt'I In _ tll \ 'nrIOIInnlll . amid
hURlneHR loURl's of lie ( city. Iu ni those
c stnhIisiiiueiVIW'lmere ' l \ has been 1 re .
mt ( ijllstiiielmt 1ir sniimrles \ ' '
nlljlstlcnt , , RI\lnrlls cO'I'eRllollll
wih l'xlslhl 1 'pndllons or trnl011
Incole . , 011 tie t cIty Is comlllcll ( to fol-
lo\ i ( theIr t cXliljlle or Iuclr detclR
\hlch the ( liitiuies , not imermimit.
i'Ite sheriff of halt cOUlt . Is reported
tn t hn"o coiled IIIOU the ( captain of the
BnrtI ' GUI\ls fern butt of the 118
Inll ulllnllon Sllllliol by the ( state to
Is mimihlt In. 'I'hc . cnlllull , It If further
uhl , II'Olllt ) lecluclllo ( hOloI the req
im lsition. I this story \e true the cnll'
tnln of the BUllc ' OlnIll ! ell ' dId
whn I hu WIS lit tltuty hOlul to do. Since
\llu hns 1 sherll heen emi1loVered to
is sue orders 01' Ihnlw 11ellnl18 directly
of the subordinate olccrs of the ( 11tn 1
'i' iie O\'C'no\ : oll'II'lm ' Is cOllnllll\
of time ehl'uHlm : nlolnl Olu\ll amid all
rOlllnh'l hums of this lil11 IU t he
Ilh'ellello l ( lilmim. " 'cOI : ' soon wluess ,
it / . II'eUy state . of alllrs If the shm'lI Iu
.e"el ' cOIUt wel'c free to COIIUII the
.
111" lu his count mid to zimake I Ise or
the slnle's military ! : llllles ) unite nt his
free WIll.
0\1 w1.
Ha\e not the repmilhieutiis ) of Nebraska
hUll clolgh of Wll Sceiey hr this time ?
\ \'liy sholid he he ) llt Iii Ilosltol In
elhl'l' house of the ICJlslnl\o to reSll0
Ito ( despicable role of go.botweeui for
hoolle lobbyists nut ! 11l'lhas/le mem-
hl'I11 B\on Tout : Injors 1'lI\latld him
1l hlllJ 1 the I/to cnmlllJ1 ) unit ! ehnrgell
thnt l the vretciied oil
wrcllhcd 01 room 10lstluoul
\ns foisted 01 him hr the \olllht ) ) 1401t-
ate II lSU1 , when ho 1i/IIel off the
fl'aululelt ( Tnyior 'olwher U\OI him
/ld the state auditor. I seems nll0st
IIC1'cllhle I that 1 ( e\ow of his cnlhel :
should ! o nlowe(1 ( to set foot again Ulol
the t floor of the ( sennto chamber 01 he
, I'en ally opporlull ' to tnmller wih
b ills and llhlc ) II OCI 1 el ts.
May wc not suggest to the Board of
Fire Ilt Police Commlsslonc's that they
ha\'e l the olrel's of the fire tepnrtmcut
kl'el ) nn nccIto' record of the use of
the t ICW hose which the ' have just \ur-
lhnsed In order to nscm'tnln : ' by actual L
experlcnce what lake Is most ser\lce-
nhle ) and most ccolomlcal Thou , hn\-
II l ) settled ' : hlh kind of fire hose
sl111s the test \ ) eSt , why not confine
futm'o Imrcmses Ito u single mnko and
brand , at ledmt . until It Is 11'0\0 < that
somQ other Is fullerlO' ! In Ilolnt of
qunl ' amiti fl'lce. There Is 10 reason
why the } sh.\l he constnnty ex-
llerlmcuUng with .11lcI'ent . Idnts of fro !
Time work of thQ charter revision coin-
mltec m Is com\lel ) l 10 far as s\ggcstng
amid fm'mulatng 'Ilcnlmcnts to the
Inw l arc conc ' rne'l1 ' The next step Is to
h tutvc the prop'oself Imendments ( properly
i scntcd' ' HII1' ' mshed ' I11fO'e the 11 ls-
lahu'c. l Thlsqls' where the co-operation
lof the Douglas cOlnl - legislative dele-
gatiomi becomes ucclssal - . 'Ye sloth
Inot h/\e to walt "cl'y long to learn just
where every membcl' of that tclega-
ton stands wIth respect to time piece
of legislation most vial to the local interests -
tm'csts of their cotmstituents.
Former Morton un Grul
M'nnenpolls ' TrIbune.
To tel the people In these times to confIne
themselves largely to a meat diet Is In elect
to Invite the majority of them 10 n
Barmecide feast. This mission of the AgrIcultural -
cultural department If It Is any mission
and Is to accomplish any good Is to teach
farmers how to make two blades of grass
grss
grow where only one grew beforeIn short
to Improve the , ngrlculurnl methods , and
not to set up n dietetic school. The people
of this coutnry are Intelgent enough to
know what to eat and how to eat If I they
can only get the wherewithal to satisfy
their gustatory cravings and do not need
any Instruction on that point from Secretary
Morton _ - _ _ . _ _ _ _
CUleo ( overnId by Gangs.
Cedar Haphls ( ( , ) n.pullcan.
The majority of our cites are governed by
gangs. The hemlH oC departments In very
many of them would not be tolerated around
any business establishment that exercised
nnythlng mace care In the selection of its em-
1)lo'es. These gangs maintain their hold
on the publc purse and squander its con-
tents by siciiltuhiy appeaiing to . '
sldICul appealng part pro-
judices. They reason that a large number
of very decent men are so welded to party
that they will vote their part ticket no
mater who are the nominees. They also
reason that very few of the solid bustnes
and professional men of n city will take the
time antI truble to attend caucuses which
nominate candidates. and If they can organ-
Ize it smnl percentage of the populnlon
they count themselves masters ot the sItu-
aton , _ - _ _ . _ _ _
An 1yn : to the Main Chance.
Sprlngleh ( Maae. . ) nepubllcan.
The farmers of Georgia are being
asked to Bend n carload of provisions -
pr-
visions of their own raising to the
amino sufferers of Nebraska. Of course
they will do I , and North Carolina and one
or Iwo other /outher states wi Probably :
do the Sme , Thc southern states are well i
stocked wih provisions , this year , not only
with corn , but with meat. , A ful train load L
Is to be lImo amount of this southern ! If It
ex-Governor Northen of Georgia. and the
others who have this project In charge have t
their way anti this limit seems IC'ly to be
oYlrpassc One feature about thIs relict
IroJrct II not /0 very credlahle , ant that Is
the disposition 10 maim of It an advertsln
' ! heme In the Interests of immigration !
the /outh , J Is too h/I , to spoil a lIne bit
of genuine kindness nnd bl'othPly good wii i
In this wuty r Is alwaYI wel to Root } wi I
eye to the numin'chanco ' It Is true , but there
an times when It Ji just nit wel to keep
Hellish Interests outjo ( sight , so far atm pos 1 -
ni 0/-
sible , and such : n occasion us this Is one or r
thcm , I ) ' all means let this southern gIft to
these hungry Nebraska farmers be sent , bUI
let I go as / fle ! IC prompled by brotherly -
crly love. anti not he nnnouneed In ndvance
as an Investment ( noun which returns ar
expected as from - al advertisememmt. . - le
' 'I. Now Hlllhi herll ICIOd1 ,
ChlCo Herald.
'fhl emcae at anti-toxlne , the new rem-
)
edy ( or diphtheria \ . leems 10 have been en-
tablshed nmready byuse In various American
cites , lB wel II In , the hos\lals of terla
anll Paris I"u\'praljle reportK are mude hy
those who have applid It , end there seems to
he no reason to doubt that the dlsol'erel1 of
the serum have tolCerred a hltslhl upon
the world hy securing nt kant an antidote for
one vC the most serious ailnenls which aiilict
humnnl ) ' . 'fhe QUel drawback to Its aUlct
the IIUlculy In pc4rJng I In nmple quality Ul" I
( or generl applcntlon , aJI thll ( act , Ilunlly
wells
/ls success , tinS led unprincipled itariles In
, gUIJI to ntummly > n rraudullnl r partes In
SUII I (
t I"
\ low of Ills daler II ins Incn ugg slelt that
anil.tc'icine . shul be prepared umler nillc'iai
101)51 viSion , mind that tue remtd ) ' S Iiaii not ( le
thal
used until It ties been
untl hl,9 leen tested hv nationul ,
IHate , or lulkllal authorities , The natonal lugges-
ton Is In excelh't one. l Ivory iaCeguarl1
Ihoull be thrown around Its ircparatlon and
use The dangers of fraudulent Ilnls have
alreudY been Illustrated In Vaccination In
more that one city , hut here Is I disease
more to he drtadeti thun smulipox bcaims
dreucell malpox I ims
canles
progress Is BO u-api'1. h'cry h'slclun I should
ue absolutely conlhlent he ha the Ilure n'm-
ely In treating u disease where a brief delay
may tl've fatal . I
ixtim.rtmciI : . ( ov"rnur 10Ih. .
I'hlOFNlX. ArIz , Jim. G.-The ( 'niteti
Unlell
Slates grand , Jury has ignored the char , .
against Gonrnor Hughes oC npproprlatm1 )
. to -.tr. himself the $ salary IHawed for un I
F.T ( IF JlllRTT - MJUTT.
Creighton Courier : Fvery member of the
vigilance committee shoull be captured anti
pay the penalty of murder In the first degree.
Seward Reporter : I Is 1 disgraceful at-
fair , and sho's that there Is not the regard
for law and order In that part of the rrgrll
that there should ho stlto
Wnhoo New grl : Whie the lynching of
Darret Scott , the 101 county defaulter , Is
to be deplored In n certain cense . yet , In
elect view of , recent events , I may have n shltory
Ashland Gazette : Whie his crime WAS a
heinous one , the crime of his \urderers Is i
Infinitely more despernte. I Is the duty of
Governor 10lcomb to lID all In his power to
bring these red-handed ) murderers to Justice .
Scribner News : I the lynchIng theory ,
should prove true It would seem that the
provocaton was great enough to excuse thri ,
n many of the taxpayers and their famUies !
are destitute while the juan who robbed them
1as ) ' Ivtng on the fat of the land ,
Mailman Reporter : Scot got 1 sentence of
fIve years for stealing $10,00 Mosher Is servIng -
log a similar sentence for stealing $200,000 ,
anti yet thc Judges who sentenced these men
have sentenced men to longer terms for
stealing ( nibs . Scott WAS released on n
bond. whicim had ho jllullll It , would have
I
left him richer by $30.000.'Imat wonder nn
ontmge Justice demands n vlctlu now and
then , Time Hlporter has no syiumpathiy for
Scott. synlathy
Scott.Ilntsmouth Journal : Barrett Scott anti
his whereabouts seem to be the center of an
Imnenso sensation just now. For n man
who has been 1 curse to time county which
honorell him anD wotihl think ho deserved
woull
lIttle. There Is nothing conclusive deservcl
\
fact that ho .
was not taken away by his
friends to he driven out oC time county to
avoid the necessity of going to time mteim
ammyhuow bIt county has a pretty tough l'eputnlon ,
11nden Courier : Barrett Scott , who robbed
the treasury of halt counl ' rohod
10it county , and has since I
pled II ) enormous costs on the county , lint
doubtless met u just fate. The manner In
which It wns done Is deplorble and Is a
slmn upon nn ) ' ch'llzed comnimumutty. I Is 1 I
bad for people to take In\ In their own I
hnnds. I Is also bad to see u villain and n
robber enjoying freedom 'nnd prIvIleges upon
stolen wealth that arc prlvlees many
honet , law-nhldlng citIzens .
Cedar Bufs Standard : Whntel'er has become -
como of Barrel Scott , the Inw-nbldln cii-
zens of Nebraska 11 condemn the action I
of the mob who had no consideration for an I
Innocent wIts nut ! chIldren , anti If the guilt
of the parties who gui
partes committed this outrage I
could he cieanly
) IJrovcn there would be no I
need of n court of justice to deal with thmeumi
Nine-tenths of the people of Nebraska wIll I
denounce this outrge lu the strongest wil .
and It Is hoped thai the authors of the crIme 1
may be trace to earth and punished as Ihey
dcserve.
Dlalr Telegram : While no sympathy car i !
be expressed for time miserble wretch , I :
must be said thai he '
was nt least entted 10 I
a fair trial , how much loner docs the stto :
government Inteud to subunit to this outrage
against law and decency How long ciumaF I
shal
Nehraslm's fall annie be stained with such I
disgraceful doings 1 Shall she stand up ns a I
civilized commonwealh with laws enforced I
1 spIrIt oC justice , or Is she content to be i
looked upon ns a lawless early Oklahoma
where might II' right and the crack oC time revolver -
volver has supplanted the crack of the wlmip
And yet this Is caled a land of freedom I
from intimIdation and blood-curdling cruel-
tiles I
.
J'RCl'I.E " tN1) 7'11-08.
The succession of brilliant state luaugllt-
l ions produce a painful In
tous a goneness the demo-
crtc Interior. .
The New York syndicate of bond buyers
are regarded In treasury circles as Imlghts
oC the golden fleece.
Miss Alice Elteubar ) ' , one of Plattsunoimthm's
most promising ladles
young , has just finished
the wring of a story entitled "Sunny Sons
of Sunny Side. "
A department for the training of newspapermen
ne''spaper
men will he established nl the University
of Missouri ns son as the finances of the
Instuton i will permit.
According to the ukase of Kansas railroads -
roads the man must now seek the pass.
This plan wi save a great deal of railroad
Iustlng , without diminishing the supply of
dcadheads ,
Who Is there so heartess ns to begrudge
Senator Hi n scat nt the white house ban-
quet bard I Surely one who Is wandering
through time valley ot the shadow deserves a
sympathetic handout.
The 1Issourian who broke two of his
wlfe's ribs while giving her an affectionate
I caress deserves a life sent nco In Chicago ,
I where a colony of bears have thrown up In
, disgust a similar job.
. I Is said a pious disciple of Confucius In the
Interior of China , wi not travel more than
a mie In twentY-four hours , when on a pl
grlme. Even this pace would outwlnd an
Omaha postmaster commission
The fool kier put in I few days' effective
erectve
work 11 Burlington , In , recently. DurIng
his stay two verdant residents exchanged
1,500 In current coin for $30.000 In green
goods neatly packed In sawdust. .
Robert Louis Stevenson wrote to Dr. Doyle !
when the later was about to sail for this
country : "When you come to America , cal
on mc. 1y house Is the second door on the
heft hand after leaving San Francisco
Prof. Neumann of the University of Koenlgs-
burg Is 9G years of age and for sixty-six
years has been lecturing continuously on
physics and mlnelalog He Is the oldest
professor In active work In Germany.
Through the zemilous efforts of Mimic. Henri
Schmal , edltress of the organ of thc French
New " 'oman , a bill has been approved by n
committee of the French Chamber giving
women full control over the product of their
personal Industry. .
The late Mr. Two Sticks , when on the
witness stand , thus explained his understandIng -
Ing of an oath : "If n man tells u lie , that
moment he drops down dend " The claim
that Mr. Two Stcks Was a civilized person Is
I figment . of the imagination.
Ex.Governor Simon Bohivam'
Dol\'nr Duckner , who
was the opponent of Grant In one of the
campaigns of the rebellion , wants to be senator -
ator from Kentucly. He Is one of the rich-
est men In the state , has large holdings In
Chicago , and his fortune Is estimated nt from
cstlnated
,000,000 to $3,000,000.
Governor Knute Nelson line leaped Into
the senatorial arena In MInnesota ns n con-
testant for the east of Senator 'Vashburn.
The acton of the governor tends to coinphi-
cato the sltunton , but the seitator's wheat
temper Is Unruffled , and his 4x bar'l may be
depended on to scatter the dust nt the right
moment.
The odll and ancient custom of placIng two
lamps In front of the mayors resIdence Is
still In vega In New York , and Mayor
Strong proposes to follow It. A morhlflcation
modifcaton
of the custom prevails among councilimien In
tl weit , but they consider one gas lamp or
aim arch lght sufclent iuminaton ( gs In front
oC theIr hames ,
In his message 10 the leglslaturo of Penn-
sylvania , Governor Patson estimates that
In the fifty-seven strikes of organized labor
In tha1 slate In 893 thc workingmen lost
$1,395,432 ! , whie the actual cost to employers
was only $1I.G50. In 891 strles In i'enn-
sylvania numbered twenty-seven , and only
three were successful ,
Colonel John ' 1' . CrIsp of Missouri rode
through Virginia not long ngo , As the shades
ot night drew on , he turned to Governor
Stone or MissourI , who was with him , and
asked I "Is It possible > we democruls of time
west fought four years 10 keep the Yankees
from taking possession of such I country a
thus Why didn't we let them have It and
be blanked.
The work oC demolshing time old mansion
on Lafayette square , wherc James G. Walno
died , and wherQ the Seward assassination
wa alelpted , has beun. Articles that
wore In the room In whIch Mr. Baine died
are being carefully removed They wi bo
appropriately displayed In rooms set apart
for that purpose In the new theater that will
be built on the site Some ot the rooms wi
thc house are found to have manlels or rare
and beautiful black marble , painted over
Hemlnlscmces of the 'tamaua ' San Francisco -
cisco ClIff house show that durIng the
bonanza days It surpassed In festal orgIes
the best efforts of the oil Homan . Every
speculator who made a lucllY turn blew him-
self nt time Cllr , Probably the most reckless
waste oC money ever seen nt the place was
made hy an opium smugler anti dealer In
Chlneso return certfcates , named \'haley
After a' expensive lunch he Insisted emi a
chauJusne bath , and dOBIIII the rolelll t of
his companions Ie had 300 holes or the
best wine broken Into a tub , and thou dls-
uorted II time costly bath
- . _ - - -
"OWl tIP . TIm - ' T.tr1i PJIIY. .
IoomlnEton Echo : The same old , gang Is
now In LIncoln looking for a chance to get a
pull at the Public tttmt. I Ihe party wnnts
10 cain 1 point I will repudiate thieni
WAhoo Ira : The H. & :1. Is In the sati-
dIe nt Lincoln Nobody Particularly blnmes
the n , & M. for ) pnrlcuhrl' '
l. riding Ir I can limit It's a
deviilsh so easily foolsh . \'Ollle that Will be mmnliorseJ .
Fulerlon News : The nnmlnE of Dr. : . 0
lckels , the colorel membrr from Douglns ,
as temporary sl'I.\ker of the hmommat 1 , was a wel
deserved COmlJlment to un able man , antI
shows that another step has been tnken toward '
ward blottIng out the "color line . " which Is
so cnrefuly observed In some sections ,
Norfolk Journal : One resohlton that every
Nebraskan should make for time IW year Is
that he will get out of debt ns rapidly ns
o3slblp nHI stay out With such n rule
slllcnsl ( ) ' allhered to , I wouM only take n
few years for Nebraska to he absolutely in-
dependent of the money nders I of the east ,
about whom wc hnle heard so much of late
yea r
Ornlvn Journnl : One of the IUle qUe3'
tons the legislature wl bo coinpeiich to
comelel
hnllle wl be the Iinssne or an mlclunte ( lr-
rllntol Inw I I Is only ! wihin the last coui-
Die lf years that Particular attention has beea
drawn to Irrlgatou matters amid that thl
sl'rcad of Irrigaton , ditches has mnlle neces-
nary the ennclment of leglslatou that wihi
permit time Ilroller alteration of irrigation comm :
panics Nlbraskn wi have the experience
of several olher states to sable her In the en-
netnent of wIse measures for the proper rel-
ulalon of Irrigaton mutters ,
I\earncy Slanllnrt : The Olnhn lien says
that John : t. Thurston "tmxmi' surlrlso those
who may expect nOlhlng of him In the Unle,1 ,
States senate except sUhsen'lenc to railroads
mlroalls
)
nnt other corporate monopolies. " The lice
Is not In favor of Mr Thurston for United
Staten ! senator to the excusion of other
worthy men , hut Is not without hOIe thnt his
Innhoocl : lil iimtiepemid emit Pill ( ni t w,1 , 1ft I I him
clear out from rnlroRII Inlucnces with which
he has been Identified for twenty 'rars. We
shah see what he wi 10 when he hues oPllor-
tumnity for action ' .
tunly ncton upon the Union lnclfe ex.
tension matter
Ponca Journal : Wih nn overwimoiimxlng
olerwhehnlnl
republican mnjorly In both branches of the
legislature people tony conlllenly expect 10
see work SPeedilY done for the benefit of the
stnle. Among the nets which wi I'robahly
be passed wi be one restorIng the beet sugar
homily , nnlt thereby Insure the bUlllug of
more sugar tnctorles. Sugar heels are the
only sure crop that can he raised In the stnte.
Drouths 10 not hurt It amid the business Is a
road to weaHh The crazy war which the
last legIslature waged agaimmst It imy repealing
tile bounty law did incalculable ilamimage . but
It can he cured , and the present Irglslalure !
will wihout doubt tie it. Then W' ) shah see i
prosperity antI plent ) again
MeCoolt Tribune : I seems to be generally
expected anti admitted that irrigation generl wi )
an Important matter of legislation In the com.
ing sessIon of the Nehraslta leg'snture. ( Time
representatives of the wesler Ilorlon of tiic
lll
stale In partculnr ; must ee to It thnt just ,
equitable and wise legislation Is enacted In
thIs respect . There lust he no "imogging"
of the little water now available for irrigation L
Purposes In western Nebraslm A rcasomcmble i
ollle
maxlmul annunl water rental per acre simomultI
be extnblishmeh . ns Is the case In Colorado and
other wester states. EquItable anti , reason-
able regulatons should be IJrovlled , Either
give us fair and rlghteons laws on this mnter
: or give lS none. No jolts wi go.
.
TIlE 11mI I.IIl,1jGO ,
Indianapolis Joural : lr. Morris estlatea
the value of the American cattle and dressed
catle
bee trade at $100,000.000 I year , Our for-
el/n trade In hog products was as luch more
and our Cuban and
lirazliiamu
Brnzlan hour tralle was
very large and rapidly Increasing. Two ycutre
of democratic blundering have ruined this
trade , and the end Is not yet.
Dailmore Sun : As for the offensive dls-
crlmlnnton ot one-tenth of n cent n pound
against European bonnty-pald sugar , that
sugr
feature of our tariff was fIrst Introducer In
the McKinley nct The repeal of the sham
reciprocity Item of the act does not , tlmere-
fore . affect the matter. As n matter of Cact
the lower duties of time act of 189t on nearly
all manufacture Is worth ten times more to
the trade of Germany and the rest of the con-
tnent than all the faror4 of the reciprocity
treaties. .
Cimicago Tribune : Time National Live
Stock excimange hums issued a letter to be
sent to every stock exchange In tIme ext
urging time importance of ironipt , vIgorous
action in the matter of embargoes laid by
foreign countries against our meat food
products. It citates timat Congressman Wii.
son huas taken time initiatory umtep by time intro-
ductlomi of a bili to repeal the discnlminatiumg
duty of one-tenth of a cent per pound oim
bounty sugar levied tinder tIme Gonmnan-Wii-
son tariff , and that probably this bill will
be considered Immediately.
Kansas City Star Of course it. is to be
regretted that time few peapie Interested in this
small continental tradein meats should suf-
far loss. But it ha not an affair tom' the
whole nation to fly into a frenzy over. Time
cairo trade does not amount to as much as
the tax wimicit time United States governntent
collects on the sugar wimicii the dlscrlmnlmxat-
log nations ship to this country. Yet a good
mnammy partisan papers and some live stock
'non are demanding that tIme United States
government remit the dlscnimnimmating duty on
sugar imported from these countries which
are restricting the free emmtm'y of American
cattle into their ports.
I'ublio Owmiertmlilp of the Canal ,
Arapiioo I'tonoer.
The Omaha 13cc is right in Its advocacy
of time pubiic ownership by time city of time
proposed Omaha canal.
rI1 , 13&'ivz , ( F.tIR ,
4ew York Worit : Time death of ox-Senator
Fair , who aa in tinny nays a misetumi man
in iii generation , reimiovee another of the
; nincipal proprietors of California , In pro.
cess of time their mim'ath anti time' reinos'al of
their heirs to New York anti Etmropo many' cc-
store to time state a cotmslthcrabie mneasmiro of
aol t-governnieimt ,
( iiebe-1)eniocrat : Tini late Mn , Fair's for-
ttmne was first estinmnteul at $ iO,000,000 , amut
lion' it is beicmg limit at. $20,000,000 , with time
prctnbihity , that It vifl fimmaily tarn out to
tht still icis , It is usually so ithm big for-
tImfle , They are exaggerated i ) ) lambiio lot.
aginatiomi ftmr hmeyotmti their real dimmm0nsiomms ,
anti aiirlvol terribly wimeit the probate courts
inmati mmpon tiieni.
l'iiiiatlehphiia i.edger : 'Fhie life of ex-Sena.
tar Fair of Nevada , vhmn uiletl In San Frau- d
chace ntis a romance. Commiimmg from lreltmntl
a Poor boy , hi montle imis way to California
witim time ' ' ' 4iera , " ills Itrolecta were hmigimiy
sumc'cesafmml , amiti lie was already Irnasessed of
extemisive seaitli vheii , in 1867 , ito bcamime'
nile of time' imoted quartet of goltl and silver
mirinees-Pair , Mackay , Flootl maul O'iiriemm.
miii sirvice as a semicitni' frommi time' pocket tier-
otmgli of Nevatla was html aim incident in lilt
cam-for. lie ulieti a mnihhitmimairo ninny times
over. it Is trmme that itick favored hiiiim , niiti
timat 1w tank tue tide of fortune at the flood ,
butt lie Was a sngat'iamus luau of affairs , a
skilled executive tim his ittmiimerotis operatiomms
amid a succcssfiml reader of imumnumi miatmmm-e ,
Ihmimmimi.et M'attl , , iIhi 11 ommey.
SF' dt't"l' 1,1 , \'ash , , .Imtit , 0-Theodore 3.
1)uini ) ' , who was fomiimd demmil at time Ooimhen
Vm'est hotel iii San 1rmiimcisco Fnielny under _
lrciimmmtttmtmmu'cci hint indicntit hm , ' himtd been
mtnmmmibngg'th by hmlghmwttymuen , hail beemt a von-
iileimt of S'mtttle' for four years , lie Cutmmitt
htm-e train , ) Atigel'tt , lminiimg hid cnrt'er
un wns on lImo Now \rte bemicii , it is ciumith.
amot alSo nit titu' bemmeim of ( 'hicutga. I Ic watt
mu noumtiieimmer.'lien tie left thin 'ity for
New Yam-k ii ) ' vumy of Httmm hrnmmcinc'o lmmi
lmuitl coiisklcrmthli' mmmohme3' tumid it gold wuitehi.
2'III COh'IC.IT ( , 'JtZCII' .
( ' , alventon News : lxpenience is mmmem-eiy a
bother to inmost PeoPle.
I'hiittdeiplmia l1ecord.llei'atm'4e a mann lives
tm'er hits stoic it docsmm't sigmuify ( lint lie is
above his immslmmes.
l.on-cil Courier : Ifynti don't beiirs'e time
v liii ii mmd ii s t rang html I inst miiglm t look at
the traces it left iehimmti.
Atciminoii Giobe : There in no chmeeiitiliiess
iii time omid timmut cqmuilum : thitmt of an utmumuteur
hum resimomidiimg to nimemicome ,
Sym-actiso I'o.'mt : ? clcSs'ntters-I wisim
conitl go t aim I of mitt yl imp I ) oiisoim t him t $10 I
eve hmlmmm. McSwiitt'rs-W'hmy don't you go
up to him with a roll of hhhhs in ynut. imnmui.
nmmil ntmy : ' 'holoml , lmere'tu mhmmit iltty I bar-
rowed of ) 'oim ? " Mcswatteis-lmmmt I ommiy
hrnriowcd told ? , lcSwittcrs-'l'iimit' itit right.
' .i'ht ttimjt'ct is to tclii iolmsumt by the shock ,
and the $ iO is yours , "
ITnmncr's Tiazar : "V'imy , Joints , I nevom' cx-
Pectei to tee yOtt home-nt mm intwimbmokcrs
door. "
" \Vell-I'nu lucre just ( lie same. ' '
' ' \'lmy my dear fellow , I cami lend yotm mxli
you vniit. ' '
"I doii't want mmxoney. I'm mixerehy having
thmeso ( 'iiristmnhum4 trcremmttm mmitprnitic,1. , I mmaiu
omit $300 , nimtl l'mmi mmnziotiti to knov Icon' much
i : took itt , l'ii charge tint loss tup agaimmst
income and lower mu'tnx. "
Iixdlanitpohis .Tntiruiai : " 'hiat do yeti timimmk
of tliitt cotnmtry't" mitukod tIme interviewer.
, , mt. , lnnI , Cnmmn.v ' ' i tIinI 41 , . ' . , , , Innt fnr.
eigner , "I hmitve ommiy beeii micro ten minutes. "
'Plmat Is just s'imnt I sttnt to get at. I
want to find out uimat yotu thminic , not vhmat
you icmmouv. ' '
C'imicago Itecord : "Ihut , sire. " urged Mar-
shmai Mumrnt , ' iI 3'otm tnk this step nod it
ttirmxs out disastrously for France , what can
you say in vlntiicatiomi of yoturseif ? "
' 'My vindication. " said Napoleon , sternly ,
' cmtmt safely be ieft with time Aniem-ictumu miuws-
Papers of 1t-5'
Here am-c a few paragrapims fmnm a recent
Isetme of the Humboldt ( 'l'enmm. ) Leader :
Auimt Moiiie Iliuc sent mm , flume basket of ap-
plea to time Leuider otlico y'estordny. Aunt
Moilic is one of nmmtture's noblemnemi , and liar
gentie . kindness hmns done mmuicii to hmnigitten
out. dusty hmatim ami we journey down time river
of life.
Joe i3rayton him named his new foxhounit
after us. Time edimor of time Lealer , feeitt
highly compiimmmemxtei by timis mark of friend-
null ) . Joe says lie imus thm longest ears anut
loudest mnotutli of aity dog mit the hack.
' Time grim reaper , wIth his dcuuhiy mtickia
visiteti ( jar neighhorimoo.1 last Thitmrsmiay anti
roved Uncle Abe liruton ncmoss time clark
river. lie died of bowel consummiptiomu in the
Chmrlstimmmt falthm.
in these glad Christmas times let us not
forget to stmccor thiose who howe been overtaken -
taken by the bitter phil of adversity ,
- 4
200 (200 ! ) 70 LI i'E.
Chicago flecord.
Don't let , your nnger.nise , 1 %
Wimat&er betideth you ;
To do so iii umiwise. -
Amid In good people's eyes.
'Tie counted wicket ] , too.
So , It you're called a liar
By timis man that or t'other ,
Repress youm' rising Ire-
itestrain time mad desire
To yell back , "You're another. "
Dent let your anger rise ; 6 ,
Man's worst offemmse comidone ;
H'en tlmough Ime ups amid tries
His best to blacic your eyes-
Don't try to biack huts own.
130 not to angem' promme ;
Man robs you of your wife
Ammd flies to parts unknown ;
I'en this foul wrong condone-
iJont yearn to take hits life.
Wimnte'er tmetldcthm you ,
Don't let your anger rise ;
And if you never do ,
Timen earth's no place for you-
Your home is in time slcics.
BROWNINGIcING & Co.
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1'otit' MOtley'S 'mVom't1t 01 Yotit Money Batik ,
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SEVEN S'L'YLES
Mcii's 2e
. Scotch Caps
At half price A
and less , CAP.
Picked Pants- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Our annua ] inventory showr us to have
1 OOO pairs of pants-somo of them pants
from suits , but most of' thin regular pant , ,
patterns-pants that we sold for $ 5 , $ 'O and "
t3V011$6.50. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Overcoats-
. 4
All the small ] ots of overcoats t'or men-one $ 18.00-
and two in a lot-the best sellers or they AND
wouldn't be so nearly sold out-marked
downfromashighas$25to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Another lot of thos9 overcoats we sold for
$28 , but to close them out because the sizes
are mostly small , we have made prices 011
t hoiii asloras. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Men's Ulstcrs-
Come under the same knife as the overcoats
-thiscutlajust as deep and thostylosaro '
itistasgood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Children's
Ulster's and Overcoats.--
I I this department we are ready to close out
at almost your own price boys ulators and
overcoats that are worth double our asking
price-we can save you lots of money. . . . . . .
bROWNING , KING & CO.
flehhithlo Clotlmkrs , S. SV. Corsiem' Fifteenth aliti loulliut4 Sts.
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