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- 2 - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ TIlE : OMAhA DAILY Y BEEP jWEDNESDAY , tT Alf Any 9 , 18H ! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' mCnts on thE university Irolnel ! nld other
eqlillment Inll ( fllllle ! of IflMttflelon.
le It cnnetc,1 hy the legislature ot the
IIAte of Nebrka :
Section 1. There fhA 1 he levllel upon the
ntessetl value ot all tnxahle property , In
thll Itate , for each year of the cllln
hiennIiiin . I tax ot onc.hAlt of 1 mill on
clch nnl every dollar thereof , the IlrOCNlh !
ot which levy phnl consttlte I 8pecAI )
fund In the hAnt ! ot the ItAte trea8urr ,
for tl UM Inll ( henef of the tnlverRI ) ot
Nlbrplm for new hulhln ! neee9ary re-
Jlr8 Inll Improvernent of hlltlnHs 11-
o lnIY , erccted , Inll" vemcnt8 ot the ( Inlvcr-
- llt ) . rolnel ! anti other Ntlipment ald fnchl-
. IICI of InstrtitIon , to he expendell hy nnll
under the , lrcton of the honrll of relent8
of Ilhl Inlverslt ) ' .
Sec. 2. For the , IRhlrlment of the
moneys hereby npprol'rh1tell th . Ioarel , of
monlY8 t'gents of the Unlve lty ot Nr'hTlkl , , Ihnl
IISII certleate ! . 81nltl hy Its preslelent antI
leeretnry , In the mlller Irovllell hy ni
net ot the le lslltlre of the Rtltl nf Ne-
hrqlta Ipprovell Ilhrllry 21. IS7 : nod
Ipon the pr'entnt n of lur1 celtlcattl
' orcoUn1 18 ) ' no-
thl allmnr of puhlc ! hlr.h IU-
. tirnv nnd 1ut '
thorlzel nod rlllulretl to drw nnl IFIII'
Ids Warrant upon tha Rtutt trcnRurcr ! for
t1 ( ! , Itl1ntR rpeclle,1 , In RUlh certlcat ! !
therein innP1.
nlll In favor of the Itrte8 nntN1
Iei' ; \Vhcrc' . In tmercnc ) ' now exlRt .
thl net slOth take cffcct nod he In force
ICt tdll Illee ( ftct Int
from anti . after Ittt , nsngO. I
In.1 aCcr Ilnsmge I
tm\'llto UI"CUS II1.hlI " :1StJI : !
( 'flItIVIt'4 . HI"Int"n % itIttIrawn anti Snh-
AUtnlo Iltlrr.I- , ' "Irp'I'llhlt"lnIA ,
: LINCOLN , Jan , 8-Sp ( ! al-hnlellately ) ,
after the Ipproval or the journl 11 the am.
ate this morning . Senator Caldwel withdrew
the rel.lulcn lie oU"rell yesteday alt roon
relating 10 the extel ! n of nll to the douth
Buferer ! The Tcohlton offered yesterday by
tb aenatcr froJ hail coulty was objected to
fulously hib ! n number of quarteri , because : I
obviously opened the way . fr extravagant
eXllemlturc3. ACer withdrawing the res lu-
tion , Scnatcr Caldwel n2nt 10 the desk an-
other Terutlon . ! of simiar nurport , thJ pith
of the mal r beIng expressed In the fol-
howl ! ng :
Itosoived , That the althorlte ! of the Rr\-
trll countcR In which RItfelInl exists are
hereby re < lestec to releve the Hare al
once lt the cit of puch counties for the
next ten tIny . nod thal thlH leJIBlutue wil
4 ItM laws IegnII.Ing Huch netoti.
IURR lellzln ! aelon.
Senntor Clldwel moved the suspension of
the rules ant the adoption of his resolution.
Dale of larla l 11el ( Ornham of Gage both
mlsed the joint : that the Mnnte could not
\lul tho' holno by such n resluton , Caid-
. well replied that his only object was tI CX-
lend a lIttle encouragement tq county com-
mlBsloners Finally , on motion of McKesson
of lanclter , the resolution was referred to
the relict committee. A resluton of tile
Irnifle t1rlort , , altered by nathbuf of hitchcock -
cock , went over under the rulcs
Unelcr his on first reading . the following
were Introduced and read for the first time :
S nate tile Nu. : :6 : by Gray. to provile
Bee and feet ! for ciroutit sufferers In the
state ci ) f Nobl'allm ,
Senat tile Nu. 37. hy l3rcssler . to provide
for the removal of county . township a 11
Precinct ulcer.
Senate II Ni ; . 37. by 1cleehy , pNvhl-
log I. fpcetul tunel for the Unlvenly uC
Nebnudcn.
Senate tile No. 38 , hy hahn to protect
Mongolian pheasants.
Selate tile No. L9. : by ralllwel ( by request -
quest ) , to amend the Inst'nnre laws so nR
to permit th operation oC mutual Insur-
once coinaiikt.
Senate tile No. :0 : , hy Smith , amemlng
the cl'lnlnal code SJ ns to aell Imprlsonmenl
tn the slate penll'nlnry lo tIC penaly for
- - breakln ! Into twclnA liouse . etc" , lit the
daY time.
Senate file No. 41. byVnton. . to permit
Otoe county to Issue lents for the purpose
of lulllng I new jail. purose
Senate le Nu. .12 , by 'atson , providing
that all lmlsslOH ; to the bar In Nebr51 : < 1
ttiiuil . In the future , l made only ly the
supreme courl.
Senate file lumbers 1 to 31 , Inclusive , were
read the secant ! tme and referred to appro-
prIate cmmilees ,
Lieutenant Governor Moore made his announcement -
r nouncement of the apllolntment of senate em-
. Illores for the session 'rho fortunate ones
. , arc as follows :
t U. W. Holinger , custodian of the cloak
r reel : SAIUeGr \ nt , asslslant custodIan of I
tile cloak room : .1. . .Ct hubbard assistant
custodian c.f the cloJk room : J. H Christner.
'oleleepcr ; G. W , S1blne. file ' messenger ;
SUuel Plea Ie and J. K Iloorc , night watch- '
inch : Louie Otto. custodian of lieutenant gov-
et Or's ruolnVillthtin : . Coons , bill holler :
' Frank Foster and John Current , Janitors for
commitee rooms : George 10hrenstecher.
doorkeeper at the l1crr : henry Nightingale ,
fireman : J. C. Johnlon , janitor : James
Mahoney proof reader
The appointments were conlrmeel wllhout
a dissent and the senate adjourned until 10
_ _ _ _ _ o'cloclc tomorrow morning
; 11ousi 'AIU.I 1 TIlE Chit IllS.
. -
: Ut8nlnton : Culling fil InfO'IItln told to
: Best for the TiH.
LTNCOLN Jan. 8-Sp ( eal-The ! ! speaker
: announced four new members of the commit-
comml-
tC on appoIntments , Cramo , Brady , Casper
and huh.
Hul.
, ,
Drocleman of fllcltardeon Bent UI > a memor-
1,1 to congress askIng that an amendment to
, the consltulon ! be haiti before the country
providing for the electIon et United States
senators by dIrect vote of the people. Dut
Mr. Droclcman's memorIal failed to awalcn
- . a resllonslve : secontl
Quite a warm discussion was provoked 1.y
the resolution of Hathlentncr of Cherry dl-
t I'cetng the ex.secretlry of state to Inform the
hOle what had become of the old chairs In
use In representative hal In 1893 Upon this
rCSOltltIOll Suter of Antelope made
resolulon some forel-
' , \le remarks , directing attention to the fact
that the report of the chief clerIc of the old
, house , Eric Johnson. sho\\'tII that an Inventory -
, . c ventory of thC house furnIture hatl been taken
: anti that 173 of the old chairs WT 'now on
; , hand , . - - . _
' unon 01 HouglaS came to the defense of
' the ex-secretary of state He founel that quito
: a respectahle phalanx ot hnelnbers were back
, of 111111 . determined to stand by Alien : In
: eerythIng. ! : lr. Suton declared that the old
J . chairs were worn out and rlclcet . The hflo-
ton to table the resolution of Hothlentner
" was defeated hy n velo of 51 to 45 and lhere-
' upon carried the vote being almost unanl-
10US.
: 10US.A.Lm'S FRIENDS ACTIVE
During the voting Ihe proceedings were
. puncluat : by short sharp speechc . for and
ugalnst the resolution , In which I was
' , plainly developed ! that , rlht or 'rong . John
C. Alen had a band of ardent 1)'mlJthlers wronl. )
In the house
Jenkins of T.hayer moved a resolution that
n'commltee of three be appointed to ample
all architect to aSl'crtaln I any new alldl-
* , tlons are required by the various staiD Inst-
tutons In thl Ihape of new bithldliigc. Re-
(
terred to the cOlmll e on public lands and
.
. \uldln !
H(1oluton hy Thomas of hamilton that the
secretary of state he requested to furnish an
invoice . of supplies ' alrcat ) ' 11ro\lle,1 ! for the
bouso was referred to the conultittee
. , . ihiea. Icterred commltle on fUP'
COMMITTEF ON IlU:8 : N.\J O.
Tile slJakol' a'lnrtlnctI tile folfllt : ; slonll-
; , In- : ; commitee on rules. wih hlmiutf al
i Ohalrman : Robinson of I.ancast , Chapman
ot S.thine , MrNlt of Webster , Iulrgrvo of
. ; . Clay Harrison or hail , and I.amborn of Red
. Willow .
'ho commitee on nlles submitted a report
reomlenllhq ; the rules ef ISS9 , with t few
amcndments , the principal one liitg Ihe td-
dlon of I sta/lll cOllnltec % on irrigation ,
Inakinit ! : In all fort.thrco stlndln -
comll-
; . tes , Instead of fort.two , us 11roYIded In the
:1sp : rules Ubcusslon of the ( IUeslon of
Ildoptnn contnued Iltl nearly noon , when
.
tile rules at 889 were II0pt.t wih till the
, * Inwlulmenhl made by the committee , end
k ' 1tmberl beF:1 : to agitate the i quest Ion ; nnt
. desultory manner as to how they wel'e to
provide thenl5dves with cOl'ies of the rules
wihout CXflSe to the state ,
At tbu noon hour for recess this Illeston
hall not yet reached a stage where a [ elte-
ment was In 81ht. :
, . ' IOUS mllLonS : N ln ,
At 2 o'clock the
speaker announced the fol-
: roWing list of additional house appolnlment :
Ira Coc. timekeeper ; J. W Smith , bill clerk ;
' nalh ) SlroHobrt Flock uud fl. I , . Sr-
! ent , proof ) readers ; 111 Hiler Andenou ,
engrossing clerk : 11E Oracl Idtyuttl , Miss
! . B. I Kilbourne. I , Barber of Exeter , 116
Yothhlf. ? MII NeihiaVeqver and Miss 1 lza-
i beth , '
COlar cm'vlluS $ and cnroulng clerks ;
;
, Lon Ichllhon and gra Swlcber , copy jlold-
era ; W. C. Au&ln , janitor : O. W. Axtel , tut
IUlbluut ji.nitorViiilani ; McWblunle , second
an1lnt janitor : ) r. (1 , . A. 1"IPJln , third
: a3ictcnt Jaillior Robert Peterson
1.laIDnt jaular : Icterbon , foUrth assistant -
slstont janitor : Char : ! . H. YOUnger ttth ai-
f slltant janitor ; John H. Urady , messenger for
1 chlet clk : Iiold 1. Geldes , page
NEW BILLS IIHAD.
Folowll the reading ot the list of new
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appointments the peaker nnnounced the next
business thc introduction of bills. Folowlnl ,
today Is I n : list at bills Introduced yesterday and
Introduced Monday : ,
Housp rol No 31 , I ) ' ltotiinson . relating
to tuition teEs ot state Inlverslt ) .
house roil No. 3. by " 111hmn , to exler-
Ilnlte the Husslan thistle .
101 e rl No 36 , hy Hothlentner , nppro-
printing cOllt > . . $ I , < OJ for . an artesian wel Ill Cherry
10lse roll No , :7 , I ) ' lthililentner ! . to lITO-
\'hle for the taxing or the actual Interest . of
the owner of real or Persoltal property , and
\
' . ' for itonils nnd other scott-
to 111.\'lle tlxln < 10nlR nn StCI-
rile ! for the precinct where the debtor
rCShIlO3 .
house roll No .S . II Mlle . n bill for nn
nct to amend . sit1oni , 19 , chapter 7 , relatIng
to cotlnty attorneys.
cOlnt
Hole rol nlorncYH . . hy Br\h' . authorizing
the llliEChflse of sect grain . the 1111chnA l
Illchl /
to gIve I seed grin nOte , wilielt upon 1.
lOg . becomes I Irt lel on the Ilropcrt
10111 ! 1'1 No. 40. 11 Walt of Otne
nOthority to levy a tiog nix.
nUhorly tell No I H. ! ) ' \nl , providing
for the' relief of \ 'olllnter Irelen ,
Ilottee roil No. 42. hi HOltrn11I , Joint reR-
oluton 101lc for the In\eltmenl of the l rlunont
5.Cil'li 1 fUUIl
Fh' lens < roll No. 43. 1y I Sclderrnnn . to allow
rhlll'en ! of ant' Iehool distrIct to uteml
1'ho,1 In another district.
House 1'1 No. 41 , 113 > ? SOlermll to 1rC-
tIlIdervalUatlolt of Itroperty b ) ' fl4 -
hl"l the , untel'vlluatol ru\erly IR-
I Itttls roil No 4 : by Monger , to Imenll
acotloti iOiS i-elating to tUXIl (
solon ol e roil 1'latnl , , by Mtliner . to amend
SZCtlOlt i,7I Consolidated tittltQ5.
seton I . 1.70 , Consoltatetl . , II itieharison . to de-
10u ttlC HUI"lan thistle.
thl te.
51'0) Iioloe roll No. .I iS , I ) ' McNItt , relating to
Itl15slon oC nttorneys.
I0uRe roll ntorne's. . . : lcNItt , to amend
law : I'elatng to counties 111lng towlshlll
orgilIllttio1s. : !
01/:1 ' ton ! No. GO. l)1' Higgins . nppropll-
10wp 11 COl' relict of Rebecca l'erkiilS.
atnl ] I 1'.1 No. 5i lU \ ) ' McNitt . 10 nmend
section 7 , chntlt : t.
secton 11I e roil No 52 . hy Scott . relating to
nlprlisenwnt { UUI Hull of latl under exe-
CII I loll.
cuton 10ue roll No. &i , by Scott. relating to
111prlsement . and attic of lanl ! under
executon. 101 i No. GI II Contwav of York ,
lo Ilen.1 scton GI3i : ; , rci&Ltillg to judg-
iiienttt. !
nInts.
lnusI roil Xo t5 , by howard , to regulate
slOlc yarll
101. . 1'01 No i6 by Jenkins , to regulate
teit'gl'ltIth ' ehnl' es.
tel'ITII'h
house 1'01 No. t. \ ) ' Chnce , to exter-
Ilnate I Hulln tli little.
House roil No hS , II .Tenkitts . Ilro\hlng
thut I ogai lie I ithti y Hlml I I not be deducted
flul salll'y of Iuhlc , school telcherH ,
louse roil Xu W , by Jenkins , provIding
for an examinaton of Ilwlclnts fur notary
puhlc i by Iw I district jllllps ,
lou"e roll No ( JO. hy Jenkins , prohibitng
tilt' manuflrlll'e of cigart'ttes.
louse I loll No 61. hy Jenkins , I bill to
rClullte tt\phone cnlpanle .
101R 101 No. 62 l , l ) ' Iunger , relating
to judicial districts I ,
hills Introdll d today :
louse roll No CI. : : by Chace. authorizing
eountes , to Issue bonds to Ilurcilase seed
Hrall ; ] 10151 ; roll No. 61. by Sisson to amend sec-
tioll 5,699. Coiwolklnted SlatutcR
ton " loll No. < ( . IJY harrison. I bill for
an net to regulate the practice of tentstIJ" .
10lse roll No Ct ; , by Burns . to provide
for township organization.
lolse roil No. b. . by Uums oC Dodge , to
plvlle for I bounty on SU 11 r.
I louse roil No. es. hy Jones , n bill for In
Oct to amend scton 3,613 , Consoldutet
Stltltes ,
10lse loll No. ro by Jones to amend
sections 2,030 and 1,255 , ConsolIdated Stat-
utfS ,
IouH roll No. 70. hy DavIs , to amend sec-
!
ton 3 of 11 act to appoint supreme court
cUlmlsslone ,
house Toll No 71 , hy Grlilltll . to provide
for payment of oihicers . members nnd em-
ploc" of the 'l'WCnty-foUrtll session of the
legislature
Iousl roll No , 72. by Burns of Dolge. to
amend section , : of chapter 19 , Consol-
elated Stutltes ,
House roll No. 73.y Jenldns. to create
anti lalntaln a hoard of commissioners of
public charities and c rreeton :
House roll No 71. an act to prohibit asses-
sors' undervaluaton of properly
House roiL No 75 , by Burns of 1)odge. to
amend section 621 of the COlIc of Civil Pro-
ced U re.
cecure louse roll No 76. by Sutton of Douglas ,
[ bill for an act to provide mCllcal treat-
for convicts
meat who may have become
Insane. _
House roll No. 77. by Sutton Q Douglas a
bill for nn act to amend section 1,003 , chapter -
ter 10 , ConsldatetlStatlles , [
, Hose roll No 78 hv Mllnger. to amend
seCtion .1 , chapter 36 , 'Conscdated Statutes
House roll NoSO ; by lerltns , n bill for
nn act to amend secton , S37 . Consolidated '
Statutes to read "Canada tnt Russian this-
te , "
House roll No 81. by Lan horst , n bill i
for an oct to amend section 1,422. Cmplet :
Statutes , In relation to divorces.
Honse roll No 82 , by Ihee . to provide fertile
the investment of sinking funds In the
hands of county antI city treasurers In warrants -
rants not pall for want of 1'11tls.
Heuse roil No 83 , hy Haltets , n bill for
'ln ' act to amfnt section 3. chapter , Crlm
Inal Code of 1893. .
House roll No. 84 , by Jeness . tl provide
for stamping and branding convict made
brlndln/
S' lls , /
House roll No. 85 . hy ramb to amend
section 3,1& chaplel' :1. : Compiled Statutes
of 1893 , delnln where county records shall
be Itept.
halite roll No. 86. by Knup , I bill for an
act to repeal section bi ' , chapter 15. Com-
plell Statutes .
House roil No 87 , by Dempsey , to provide
for the punishment of cattle thieves anti
persons receiving stolen cattle. and for the
recovery therrof. ant
House roll No 8q , by Kanp , to provide for
assessing real and p21onal property , ant
to Ilrovllle penalties for violation thercof
ltC'tisa roll No. th , ly Kalp , I joint reso-
lution to amend section 1 , article 17 , Constitution -
tuton of the State of Nebra51c
Honse roll No. 'JG , by Uemlngton , to
amentL sections ' 1,275 anti 4,276. chapter 46 ,
Compiled Statutes of Nelraslca.
House roll No 91. ly ltcmington. to
amend section rG : , chapter 9. Complied
Sta.tutes of 1891. to compel mlroa.cs to fence
along their lines ,
House 1'01 No. 02 , by Conaway of York ,
to provide for I sllectal fnnd for the Unl-
verslty of Nebraska , to build new buldln s ,
. The provisions of this bill authorize the
stlte treasurer to levy I tax of one-half of
I mill on the dollar In the state as a
spcCll1 fond to' he used for this purpose.
house 1'01 No 9:1. : ly Conway of York
a hi for 11 act to repeat In net alowing
children of school ne to aleml school la
neartr districts than those In which tiley
resIde )
House roil No Iii . 1y Scot , relating to
telegraphs Ind telephoneit. uilI Ixlng maximum -
mum I'atcs charA llle for audI servlee.
House 101 No : : , hy I"rlz , lL bill for an
net for tile better prolecton of 1:111011 :
and tenlnts In facilitating the collection of
ron t it.
House roil No 93 , by howard aIl for an
act to amcml chapter 53 l. COmpiled Statutes .
IS'I : : , relating to commissioners' ,1"tl'lcls ,
lCUl3 roll No 9. 11 torst of Pol" , to
amcml 183 section : VW : , Comllled Statuttr,3 of
blouse roll No OS. b' Slswn of Burt to
amend 1st)3. ) secton 5,7il. < omplel Statutes of
ISn.At
At 3 o'cloelc the hous" lllljOUrlled .
. . . -
IMI' ( ) iU'it Nt' ! lIH ) TESTS
How 10 l'riitiilen : I II' " 1ololllat a 11
"Ithrnl Articles rur the ' "hl , .
The olcial food analyacs of the United Slates
nnt Canallan gorernment hQVO been studied
with InllreE 'rho United States government -
ment reports gives the names of eighteen
wel Icnown bkhll powller3 some of them
ad\ertse.1 lS 1"lru cream.of.tartar powders ,
which contain altun
The report shows tile Royal to bo pure
creunl.of.tartar halting powder , the highest
In strength , volvln/ IGO.j ( ; cubic Inches of
Irn\enlnl gas ! per single ounce of pewter ,
'hel' were elglt other brands of en'm.or-
tartar powder teiteti . anti their average \
strength was 111.5 cubic incites of gas IICI
ounce of llowder .
Tile Canadian government investigations
were of a still larger numhel' of powders
The Royal : halting Powder was here also
shown tile Ilur"st chIll , lghest In slrength ,
containing 45 pr cent more leavening Has
per ounce than the average of all the other
cream-cs-tartar Irowders .
The3e 1IICI arc very instructive to the
Practical hiourelteeper. They Indicate that
tile Hoyal BaklnH Powder goes more than 33
pel' cent further In tItle than the others or
Is oMthlr more 'onomlcal , Still more 1m.
Ilortant than thh , howcver , they Iro\'e thl
popular article has been brought to the 111gb-
cst degree of purIty-for ' tn Its sUllrltve pu-
riy this superiority In Urenyth Is due-amI
consclnely that by its use we may he Insured
the lrNt ant ! 101 wholesome food :
'rhu powders of lower strength are found to
leave large tmounts of impurities In the
food . 'rhls fact Is emphaslzell hy the report
of tIle Olio State Food comlhsioner , who
while darling the Royal llracticshiy
whie fndlns Ilractcsly pure ,
found uo othf Iowder , to contaIn less than
10 nor rent ot inert or foreign matters
The httlstci shaw that there Is used In
. tile manufacture or the Royal Baking
Pewter mcre than oue.hal of all the cream !
ofartar onsumell In the United States for
all ilurposes The wonderful sale thus Indicated -
cated for the '
Royal flaking PeHYder-greater
than that of all other bikIng powders cm-
bined-Is ptrhaps even a higher evidence
than that already quote or the lulerlorlty
ot this arttcic. and of its h\lspeu.obleneu
to modem cookery , I
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NO lONGER GOVERNOR WAITE \
-
Colordo's ' Unique Exccutva : Gives Up His
Place of Power.
Ins WCCESSOR INSTALLED IN I OFFICE !
MchIityre't InIlltlllrc : - II'I01' i !
on Jrrllllon In.1 . Free Colll'o tf
tll'Ct.-Ehtl1it , ! nlrge Itchu'cct
to Ito I' leCC8.
DEVlIt , Jan S-Governor Waite went
out of olce and Governor McIntyre came In
at noon today. The sl1llle ccrelllofly was
witnessed hy a large and dIstinguished atid- !
011CC. Ther was no procession. . The In-
coaling and outgoing governors rode together
In a carriage from tie c1pltol 10 the Taber
house , where the legIslators ha1 ! n selhled
In joint SeSsioll The oath was administered
to Governor llclnt're by ( hlef JUstce layt ,
After ex.Govcrnor Waite hall spoken a ( ew
words of farewell ' to hs ! associates , and of
greetng to his slcces50r , Governor McIntyre
read hiS inaugural address.
He recolmends that appropriations be cut
down : that assessments need not bo increased -
creased , and suggests reforms In the various
state ilIstItUtiOns. lie recommends that
atolls ' be taken to ascertain tire exact amount
of excess warrants outstanding , and that
on amcndn\nt to the constitution be submit.
ted to tile peopll which Will authorize time
taking up or Chose warrants with bonds.
Ho reommends the use of the Internal 1m.
pro\'elent fund to build storage reservoirs
for irrigation purposes. Legislation Is sug-
gesled to requIre coal companies to pay
wages In cash Instead of scrip , to stop time
sale of real estate on trust deeds without
foreclosure proceedings : and t prevent injustice .
justice to debtors under the alachnlnt
laws A general law Is suggested to permit
cites of the Irst grade to hell representa.
LIve or constitutional convcntons for framing
their , charten to bo submitted to the people
for confrmaton or rejection . The governor
calls attention to the fact that the present
laws arc hladerluate for suppressing a riot
In the smaller towns , and suggests legislation
with that end In view On the sulject of
railways . the governor saId : "If I bo the
tact , which can bo ascertained by investiga.
Investga-
ton , that unjust discrimination Is willfully
practiced by railroad corporations subject to
the legislative control at this state then legls-
IIton should bo enacted to nre\l > nt I nn.1
such legislaton should be wise ; , njui' ; and
effective .
Tire governor pronounced equal suffrage a
succeas
In conclusion . he said : "We do not expect -
pect legislation favorable to shiver because It
Is.the loney of tire constitution . nor because
wo expect sympathy or chariy from any
source nor because we ns producers are interested .
terested In enhancing its value , but because
its restoration Is absolutely decreed by a
natural law of commerce that cannot be disobeyed - ,
obeyed wlhoul the punishment following.
\
The punishment Is being Inflicted now , and I
will become lore ant more grievous until
endurance IUSt cease antI blindness and
prejudice . design and selfshness must give
way to the crushing force of national laws.
This country must submit first , because its
population and the consequent greater need
of commercal ! expansion will make tht fric-
ton of clogged exchanges more and lore 1mm.
tense. The more acute the trouble , the
more active the effort to find out the cause.
The trouble Is that exchanges cannot be freely
mndo because time final medium Is insutfl-
cent 'n ' ( luantity. When this Is known and
appreciated hy I majority of the people of
tile United States the only remedy there Is
or can be . will be applied , anti silver will
be restored to a ratio of 16 to 1 , or perhaps
15 * to 1. that Is. the rate which 01 the rela--
tive quantity In store Indicate to be the ' correct -
rect one Wltl silver restore and her other
resources' developed Colorado's people will
have an enviable lot : " , . wi
SOUI'U DKOTA'4.OieGANiZATfN. '
; . - , , lIZ.\'JUN
Governor Shicitlon's .U..ssago ItelItI-Uril-
Unnt 111 Given In the JVPlllg. :
PIHHE , S. D . Jan 8-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) legislature formally organized
this aftcraon and this evening the Inaugural
bal took place at the'Holel Locke. Fully 200
guests made a brilliant spectacle . enlivened
by the more than usually \eaulful costumes ,
by scores of pretty faces and the gold lace' of
lact
tile stat omcers Special trains from the
east brought a large concourse and the city
Is crowdEd The iOPuiiSts
today held
poulst a
caucus to decIde .rn a candidate for United
States senator. There were sixteen present
and the vote stood : Harden , 8 : Anderson , 3 ;
: McGee 3 ; Duchanan , 1 : Kelly , ! The caucus
decided to scatter its vote on tire twenty-
second between four of the staiD leaders , The
republicans will ca9t every vote .or Pet-
.
grew and could get half a dozen populist
votc3 hut are dlscourtglng the later as being
bIng
per poltcs , 'rhe legislature will not get
Iet
town to business before next week The
lieutenant governor will announce the senate
committees FrIday , and the speaker Probably
tonlorrc.w . The latter hal selected Leach
of Bonhommo a chairman of the railway
committee , and that was satisfactory raiway
railroads , but the men wlw are pressing for
stringent railroad laws objected and backed
Oaks of Hot SprIngs , who was subsluted ,
The senate and house met at noon , the
former being called to order by Lieutenant
Governor hierreid and the latter .
Goveror Herrelt laler by Secretary
Secretar
of Slate Thorson. The officers . named by the
olcers
republcan cauensp" w"r. Ihnn nlnn' ' h _ "
thl oath - wau - cn11lst . ; . d by - Judges ' ' ' Keliamn UlU
and Fuller of the supreme court. The houses
then met In joint session , anti after tile state
omcers were sworn In by Chief Justice
Corson the governor read lila message
GOVEHNOIt Sm LnON'S INAUGURAL , .
Governor Sheldon read his message to the
senators anl representatives In ncpresenta-
lves hal at 1 o'clock today The entire
entre
message Is some 5OOO words ( long and covers
In total the work 'of all branches of the state
o\ermcnt for the past two years The
governor departed trom preceden by
Inrerpoltnl Into his message all Important
malers front the reports of tire state officials ,
and tire tocunent Is thertforo several times
longer than Is customary . I was also no-
ticealile fOI' being confined ulmost entirely to
a ftatemlnl of facts rind Itures. and except
In two 01' three cases made ne Ieeommenda-
tiomlit. It has been looked
lons. I cn looleet forwarl to wih
Interest In thu .
thuxpectalon that severnl : ques.
lens at tht hlhcsl Importance , which have
been Itrgely discussed during time last few
weeks ) , vouiti he dealt
woult with at Ilngth and a
pOlcy outlncll for the legislature anti for
the republican . ' ' ant
rellUblCn party The almost complete
absence of Eugcallol upon ttee ( lUeltiomIs
Ile10 fueitons
leaves then wholy to tire lesisietule , In a
few instances , the governor mllel sugges-
tons concering mlnol' details . , but on time
wholt the iessage wil not , cxctj general
eomllment. Al of the state olcials except
tire SUIJcrlnlcndent of schoas' ! 'are . warmly
complimented , anti ! I I' i belel'ed tram the
message that the IIPolntoteers'1 hi
nearly over case be retained for another
two years , Tht message Is too long to be I
'prlnled In 11etal : but tie following Is 1 I
succinct sUlmary ;
IrINANClm 01 TiE E ? ATE.
It begin with the tatemer.t of the necessity -
city which compeled the levy of a 2.111111 I
2-ml
defciency tax II 18(13 ( .anj , lIIIt8 out that
such taxes must be laid year hy year nnles3 I
the legislature In 011 manner .slralghtens I
out Ihe financial e'on.llon . of the Btalf , The
governor says : " 1he I card adopted what It
believed to he the only 'Jroper course , madc n
tire levy anti saved tire credit of time state
giving her lwoiIie dollar for dollar of theIr
due I ought ) to I.e a maler of congratu
laton that .lul'IIK tle IIH two years 01 F
moue ) ' stllngeley and hard tithes. resulant
trom national , .
. nalonal legblrlon Inrrlendly ! tu 11.
Ilol.tant Interuls cf our state , the effects 01 r
wldesllreall dlsastrooo 11outh , forbidding II
many Instances the illorUPt payment 01
taxes . , the crl11 ' or South n.koll ) ( la beell 1
prpren'cl by the faithful. intelligent acts 01 , r
her ImbUe servants , Tipi treasurer's report : t
shell tit total receIpts for tire two year.
ending June 30 , 1591 , $ I,257.SG9,28 , or whlcll
tOOOOO 1& for warrants sold and not cr1 .
titled to 10 counted lS revenue. Isburs .
ments for the "IIe period were $ li2,6l . 01
which Ilnount $3Ui were for funding war
. "
rant.
After complimenting the state auditor lnt
hb report , the governor continues : "YOUI
attention Is especially respectively called ti !
the Ilat of the audHor's report relatng tl t
the county treasurers and their accouutabit3
to the state for funds which they haye col
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. I .
lected I Is earnestly bopell thnt In your
wisdom you will frame I law that will In
which might bo .p'ohleel . } Ir monthly payments
collected for tIstate shal be Ilall i to the
slale. Thes\111 tys seems to lt to remain
too long In tire - Irands or county trtalurer
soil afford unnecessary - opportunity for loss
which might Me.avoidad I monthly payment
were bonvohll event althorly oUlht
to be given tire audlor to force compliance
wih time law. The assessment of the
property otn iJ the slate as fixed I
h ) ' the , ittrde boar In 1892 I
was $127.37 Itlle ( In 893 $ i36,092SiO , I
In 1894 $ t2S,1-f07i3 . The amount of elehin-
quent taxes dul fire slate JUly 1. 1891 ,
110Ulle(1 to $371,658.45. The credit of the
state must be maintained , and this can only
be done by brlnglnl tlbursements to the
level of receipis , Your duty Is Imperative ,
I Is not rta\o ' able to expect the liberal
payment of taxes In the immediate future . I
am sure It will be your wish to consider
carefuly the rquirements of nil the In-
slutlons of the state , for the maintenance
of which approllrlatlons arc 1111e by tre
iegislatllrO . antI . that II your delberatons
the requlremcnts wi be made to conform
wih the stntc's ability to meet them with.
ell hazard to Its credit , "
ASSgSSmNT O CORPORATIONS.
The co\'eror calls attention lo the fact
thnt the law providing for the nssessment of
railroad , telegrnph anti teltllhone lines anti
the apportonment act were never legally
passed , as was shown In the successful re-
sslanCQ ! of the Western Union _ cOlpalr to
tile tax mneasuro anti recommends Wlt lleso
measures be made legal.
lie reviews the condition of the state In-
tulons and briefly refers to the conflict be
tutlons and brleny refers to tile conlct between -
tween the board of regtnts and board of
trustts , but makes rio recolmendaton to
straighten the , lnculy except I general remark -
mark upon the evils of dual amlrlllnictration ,
ChIll the success which tire single hoard ot
charities has alalnml as comlJarCI wlh the
trouble foun.1 by the two boards of educa-
tonal maters , The report of the educatonal
institution shows that of the two years' ap-
proprlaton of $138,84.46. $9,83G,40 romaine
unexpended and the board of regents es.
tmates that $ GOo additional will bo sent
from the npproprlntons this year.
The governor refers to the criticisms which
hnve been made upon the npproprlaton of
$10.000 per year to the school at mines which
has an atendance of only thirty PUilils , . and
he points out tire lack of Coundaton for this
critcism hy the fohiowlrlg Ilaralraph :
"There Is unusual activIty In nllmlinrg circles
Prospecting Is belt Jlono all throulh the
wOIHlerfnl Black ] lulls. New discoveries are
mate re'lulrlnl tI assays. An assay made
hy the school of mines as to the value of
any mining property ought to carry wIth It
absolute guarantee of Its correctness I
oUHht tb be as much entitled to belief as any
document emanatnl from the secretary of
state bearing his llnatnre anti te great
seal Tllre Is a large amount of machInery
ouch apparatus In tlre school of mInes for the
use of CttliCIltS ( representng $1 II,25G. I In-
vite your consideration especially to an investigation -
, 'estgllon at this institution \tcause of time
deep Intercst I feel In the de\'elopment of i
that most marvelous portion of our state In !
which I has Its home "
The Board of Charities having investigated
the subject of a twine factory at the peni-
tentary and havIng discovered that the
$10,000 appropriated for the prirpose was
insimfilcient . refused to spend H \urpose ,
The worlc of the public examiner Is re-
vlewell at lenJth , and partcularly the suspension -
pension of four county treasurers three
of Whol havQ , lncl been restored During
tile year there wpp four banle failures and
faiures
fonr "olnnlary Jlqpldatons , Of tire failed
banks the exanrincv reports that two will
probably pay telr ( eposltors In ful
The total number of Inmates at the
SoldIers hem ! i ! pighty-mrine. Tire message
hlglly complnnls the management of the
Insttuton , } . ,
THE ISSUE ,
i .ILROAD
.
Under the hood , of railroads the
o ralroads thegoveror
says : "Halrad : Icommlssloners , to be
servants of the.people , ought to have .au-
thorHy to sea that'll of their proper orders
are carried intQjeffct. Railroads ought to
be held to a striet observance of the pea-
ple's rIghts and " 'htt1le ' same ' time ought not
to be mude tlle'ctrbIect 'of unreasonable tie-
mands : ' this : re 'th1 ; he who , , I-lead !
' '
war' Upon 'cpr'orat Interests will for a
time . aciricsie foi hihiseif a degreeiof popu-
Ibrlty l , ) ut no ' popularity Is lasting except
It IR based on 'jtrstice. The Interests of
the railroads und the people arc mutual.
Tirey ought not tti' 'be permItted to be our
masters ' , are nxloul for more railroads . I
roads and wi hal with rejoicing the tme !
when stimulus wi be nppled to railroad - '
road extension. From Deadwood to the
capital by ordinary route Is probrihly not
more than 900 mies , A direct route from
the eastern side of the river to Deadwood
would be of great value to this state I
would malte us accessible to their markets
all tly to ours. . We would talc much
of their lumber and stone and Ipsom and
coal , and they would tate the products of our
farms to the extent of at least $1,000,000 a
year without increasing In population ,
which they now of necessity go out of the
stale to buy "
After describing In detaIl the pardons Is-
sued to convicts and recommending that
the census be takeJ this year by the assessors -
sessors the governor concludes as follows :
"I feel that I have a right to congratulate
you . the state and myself that you are so
largely of the true political faith . Tile
tme was when to be a republcn was to
bo a friend and supporter of good govern-
ment. Let 1t not bo said that that time
has passed. Let the duties of this session
ot the legislature be so faithfully performed
as to give aSfUTnCe to the people that no
mistake was made ill your selecton , "
The following gentlemen have been selected
by Lieutenant Governor Herreid as chairman
of the senate committees : On rules . Apln of
Beadle : eIectionrs . Johmon of Doullass : judi-
ciary , Pease of Roberts education
lease : educaton , Kings-
bur o Yanleton : state affaIrs , Wilson of Fall
River ; ways anti means , Bennett of Hughes ;
appropriations , oote of Drule : railroads .
I\ennedy of McPherson : federal relations ,
. Howartl of Drown : public buildings , Springer
of Hamln : Public Inslulons , Craig of
Spink ; mines and renining , Rice of Lawrence :
counties ant towns , Johnson at McCoolc :
municipal affaIrs . Boyce of JUnnehaha ; publc
Ilrlntlng , Hobat of Dewel : apJorlonments ,
SInclair of Unlc ; engrossed and enrolled
bIlls , howell of Walworth : inraurance Cham-
her of Hulchlnson ; banks and banking
I llott of Minnehaha : public health , Bennett
of Carles : warqhouFes und groll grading ,
Brobel of Drown : milItary affairs . Chamber-
lain of Moody ( ; charlablo and penal lnistltu-
tions . Aldrich at Miner : school and imbue
iazrmls Slevcns of Donhomlo : irrigation ,
Apln of Badie .
hItch ItCUIU , ( :18 : <
SALT LAKH Jan 8.-rhls : II the frh
day In the heurlng In the Ulah election
Cn II With the intention of Hhowlng fraud .
the plulntff Inl'olucec expert testimony to
allow that tire wenl "votel" and certain
( Oll marls hail been entered unt the San
Pel cOlnt ) ' returns after they heft tire
months ot the fledlon jUtlges eommllsionel
'rntocle testlrd ) 'eRteriu ) ' thnt he helevell
the changes Wt'te' nlllo hy George Iiiair.
cleric of the Utah' commission. 11 r. lall
was put on the witness stand today anal
Joltvely denIed having made any ehunJe :
All the commlssloner have been examined
and the tefelle Jr ltd their case today . ,
1"1 Hleh WI ' t ' ' 1C"ln : m.r : ( , .
TOPEIJon , 'S.-'he biennial session of
the Kunsa iegisiatcrme was convened ut
noon tota ) ' . ( ilOries1R. I.oh.lel was elected
fJtukel of lire ! tlO\e wihout OIJpolllol ,
In completnA We olganlza t01 of the sen-
nie . as ugl'et P" Inl , tire IIOllst catCUSla ,
the Incident of 11oment waIl Ihe election ot
Ben Hlrh ItS Ielllllllclerlc , 'i'he governor's
lEssuge will notltpo In nltl tomorrow Inel
tire Inuullltolflof ao'cl'nol'lect Merrill
wi . take 1IIIce - oirtiiq , . ' Hah Inst
( on'ror 1.11\11\1 \ \ JtI,1 Ills tisrIg ( ' .
BOISI' ' ' \ ' , . , . ,
CIIY.JIIho. Jun. 8-The two
houses of the leliature I l rnj't In joint sea-
eden lt the Colullll theater tonight to
lsten to ( ] zivciinlor ! conlEJ'1 messag !
The IPsfge , deals Nclusl'cl ; ) ' wih tuto
questions 01111 Is a very eximaiiitlve review
IUeltonl ehal
uni : t\e le\lew
of the IpAIllnt\ ' ' ( . rl&'eils. \ 'ha l'e\'lllol \ ot
tile rlvenne laws IR leolmelled. alfo min.
log Inw5 , an Imrtgiltioll law and '
olhers 11 IrrlHtol . ' Ilw an ninny
Uk'nho. I ' : " l.clhlllnr" I I t Url"nlal. , ,
GtTIIUg , Oki . , Junm . 8.-'l'hb third sessicnl
of the les h Inture convened today and com-
"Ielot I full cnlnlzatlol , 'he reilubleul
I caucus tilrmtea were put through In both
calcnl Slltl' : wrr throulh
house J. 11 Itz r of EI H.n\ was IhOlf1
Iresh.ent tt the 111'I'Chouse 1111 C , 'ti.
f I Barlel of ( iumtlmrh' , , tlleuklI' of the lowel'
. ilnuse _ _ _
C II" ' " 111.1 ' . . 'Iunl l , ' the itt " s'rl Ct's.
I HEI.EN.iont , . Jaim 8-Oo\'ernOI' Jre-
F Irdl read Ills message * 0 the joint session
a of the legislature tll nefternooml . A caucus
a WIU le held t morr.w night on tile senatorial -
V - fa'orites tonal quenlion , . Carter and Mane are I
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REFREShING THEIR FAITH
- ( Contnuet from Second lago\
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; thet was 10 conservative or earl place t.r I
Ito I , The republican party no longer , he
mid , had any principles , or Ir I had them I
hall trot time courage or them. I was given
over purely to totem worship . like any be-
Illhe Indian trlb : 1 lifted up inert and
put down measlrres . I exhaltl tile Moses
that was and crucified the Christ that 11
So far tr-m being 1 party d slcce ! ! tile
speaker urletl thnt sInce tire war tile repuh-
\can party had been wholly a failure In its
trtahuent of great questions or policy and
cconomlcs. I wits today the tory hourhon
Iarty , of Aillerlca anti hall rightly choen the
aristocrat anti monarchIst , Alexalttr laml-
ton for its \ntl I.
Tire idea was bruRht out that congress
lust mtet hlltlatll ) ' after its election antI
time election of senators shouhl be so 10d-
le.1 . as to bring them within the rtach of the
lople. In tile meantime the greater tlemoc-
Issue. racy must trust the \eo\I and await the
mnAN ON JgPI ' EHSON.
Ilonm. \'iliiarn Jennings Bryan was not
tlere In person , but a letter of regret , minted
\'rislrinrgtonr , January .1 I , was read by Toastmaster -
master lahone ) ' nnll lIstened to wih InterMt.
Mr. Bryan was schtduled to respell to the
toast of "Thomas Jefferson. " Alhoulh It was
Jackson night , . the , man Of f slnlllc\t \ > had 1 (
many warm IUnlrers , woo apllaUUCI tire
followIng sentiments exlressetl In Mr.
'
lr'nn's letter :
"It Is a source of great regret to me that
official dutes here prevent lY Itellance
upon the annual banquet given by the Jack-
son club of Omlha In commtlorlton of the
services of the dlstnlulshed democrat whose
name Is borne by your club. I trust that the
celebraton or Jackserl's day lay present an
occasion In Omala and elsewhere for an earnest -
est protest from the Ilemocratic hosts nesemmi-
bled } against the attempt now being mallt by
, some of our lenders to turn over to the bank-
Ing corporation the issue of the mmation's paper
currency. At least , I Is to be hoped that the
lemor ) ' or Jackson wi not b dcecrate ; enl
that day by slleeches laudhll the national
banle currency , In the suppression of which
Old hickory won his greatest victory for the
; eople ,
, , "It Is appropriate that the name of Jefferson
should be linked wih that of Jackson , for the
later courageously applied to the cOlllons
existing In his time tire principles laught hy
the former : anti they will stan(1 together In
history as the best exponents of true lemoc-
racy . After enjo'lnr honors which fall to
the lot of but few irmortais Jefferson selected
for menton upon the smple : monument which I
marls his restIng place time three things I
which he thought most Important In the work
of his life , namely , 'the authorship ] at the
Declaration of Indepeudence , the authorship
of the statute of Virginia ! securIng religious
liberty , and the establshment of the University -
cIty of Virginia
HOPES FOn TIE FUTUHE
"He mllht have allowed his fnme to rest
securely Ipon the first of these great works ,
for the Declaration of AmerIcan inmiependence
will ever present to the lovers of liberty the
princIples which must underlie every form of
democratic government . Of the sel.evldent
truths set forlh In that Immortal document
the declaratIon that all men are created equal
Is the most luportlut , because It Is the most
Cundamenlal and comprehends all olhers. Its
application now would solve arllht tire ques-
lens which vex the civilized world amId \ would
both remove the abuses of legislative
hotl remo\e lslat\'e power
encouraged by our own government and add ,
to the laws we now have such addilonal
statutes as arc necessary to protect each citizen -
Izen In the enjoyment of life , liberty and the
pursuit of happiness
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"If ail menare create equal the government -
mont should not by a protect\e tariff collect
money from the many and give It to the few :
If oil men arc created equal government
should not legislate to make the dolar
, cheaper In the Interest of the debtor nor
'
dearer In the Interesb of time creditor , nor
should It surender to prIvate corporations the
sovereign rIght to Issue paper money as well
as other forms of money ; I all men are created -
ated equal the government should lmIt expenses -
penses to actual needs and not malta proper
appropriation for the benefit of those who
urle extravogcQ because of the profit they
Ibid In government contracts ; and I all men
are created equal the 10\'ernment shoulll restrain -
strain every arm uplifted for a nelghbor's in-
jury I is ! common to lay to hear the doe-
trine of non-Inlerference advocated by repre-
sentatves of trusts and monopoles , - because
these Immense aggregations of wealth . hav-
Inl strangled competition , only require to bo
let alone In order to enjoy an advantage to
whIch ! the anitibehlumsiaveiroider could
never approacim. I mayo been gratified to note
in recent years a more frequent reference to
tile doctrine taught by Tiromas Jeftersomi , and
r Ilail tins revival of iris influOnos as err cvi-
denee of a return to democratic prInciples.
CertaInly tilere never was more urgent need
timan now for tire vigorous enforcememlt of
democratic prinlclples , and never , In my judg-
nlent , a time when true democracy as taught
by tire fatirerrt wotrld be welcomed more heartIly -
Ily by the masses. I sincerely mope tirat your
bammquet tins year may be userur in building
tIp a stronger faith in time principles of Jet-
fcr'son anti Jackson , "
AND DEMOCRACY ENDURES ,
htespoding to the toast , "Democracy En-
denres ; 11cr Principles Remairm Unmclraimged , "
Charles B. Ryan of Grand Isianrti said :
"Under tire assurance of a member of your
committee , a young yet. an old friend , tlmat
tills was to be but an intornmal meeting of a
few of tile disciples of tile Sage of the Hermitage -
mitage , wirere sonic subdued reeriarks apropos
of tire occasion and tire times would ire indulged -
dulged in , I accepted a reqirest to partici-
Pate. But once seated at your tables , witir
time higirts turned up , I find myself surrounded -
rounded , not by tire remnuants of an old
guard , shattered in ranks arId rallying to a
mrlemmlory , limit by the undismnayed anal' loyal
icglons of democracy , In whose breasts her
spirIt keeps youth anti imopo et"rnral. and
who , undaumlteti by defeat , are gretimored here
agaler tonigimt In ilure and simple faith to
nay her tribute ,
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"Aclcnoivleilgimrg , however , tire oblIgation of
soldiers of time ranks to blindly follow tire
command , I am still inclined to question tire
faith , almost cimiitliike , that. passes tried s'et-
erans by amid sunrmnons at inazprcl an unknown
voice fronn 'tile pros'inmces to tell how all this
irappened ,
"I tithe it , Mr , I'resident , that imo one
amnong us is hero to apologize for tire mast ,
per timat we are to mold obscqtmies over tire
victims of Nc'vember 6 , as some of our repub-
henri friends Imave malIcIously suggested we
surotmld (10 , F1Vei' since I can remnember irave
tlmeruo seifearrle gentlenrren anmnlurr Ily preparerl
to bury tIle democratic corpse , lImit regularly
halve sad rites beerl postpomred , because at the
inst nnornerlt time dead rose up and filed a
dcnmmmlrrer , alit , lit tire language of tire tie-
cased Brutuc , again met thent at I'irihippi.
Tiri time , Imowover , timey iravo proclainmeti
fronn tire iroirsetops that timeir ancient enenny
is Indeed dead , Tirat nil is over , and appar.
ently expect a default.
S\'AMPEi ) TilE ShiP.
"Vllen the friends of Lortl Russell sought
to console iminn for tire umrtlnneiy deatir of ills
son lie replieri : I would not give my dead
SOtI tqnlght for any mmmait's living son in all
England , ' So wouiri I hiot give tbe denro.
cratie party and Its principles tonigirt , dead
though it be , for all tire noittical orgatriza-
tlomna earl isnns the world. has ever seen and
all that utlunlimer in the lap of tulle. Novorn-
ber 6 svas the curse of a reimulihican Inherit-
anrce. Thoirgim we ( liii not cciv , it was ours to
reap. Tirat great tidal wave , sweepinlg over
tire political mien , struck our staunelr shill ) crc
she imad cleared the breakwaters. We were
imeid responsible for a conimmerclai condition
every clement of whicil anrtodatetl itlarcil 4 ,
1893 , On that mlay the mrew adnminristratiomm
received fronmi its predecessor a mail sIck unto
mieatim froumi lonlg exposure In republican
nriarasstnt , Vonrr years before Presldenrt Ilarrl-
son received a treasury solid as tile pyranllrls ;
lie turmmeml it imack agairm , stanrdinrg on Its apex.
Upon tire iiclcimiiey and Sirermami laws , twhnt
sisters of darkness , born of cmi unholy clii.
ance between time greedy mrramrufacttlrers of
the east amId time avaricious umimle owners of
tire i'est , simoulti rest time responraibility for all
of that chain of disasters culnnlnatlmrg iml tire
1151mb of August , 1891 , and the rout of November -
vember , 1891 ,
' 'lint tile tinrle amId tide of hiemnllani affairs
that have robbed tire governmrtents of our ( lay
of tmlost of tlreir ( leelmotlo noers imave not , at
tite saline time , dispelled from tire Inintls of
tire Inleteses tire feticimirn of their creative
iioivers and pecunrlary obligations 10 tIre gov-
erneil tirat requires tileul to brinng prosperity
and hrsilpihress In tire teeth of adversity chIt
droutim , So lit hours of sorest need , hike time
recent past , all eyes were turned toward
Washington far relief , Could IL imave been
givemm , aimd If so , how ? lbs all Cite legislatIve
wIsdom of time worltl ever been able to create
511 atom of wealth sInce the rnormlinmg stars
aanrg together ? The lw is the condensatIon
. _ . - . - - . aa _ _ . . . * t 4'S' t'S ,
of the highest human reasoning. wilich , based
tilloll time experience of the past , Is brommgilt
to bear on nnan's affairs. Focuts tire ligirt of
sixty centtmrles of 'civilization anti experiemlce'
on the select men sitting in the clinnihers cit
congress at W'acirlngtcn anti tell irow tIle ) '
can add one miohlar of vairne to tito world's
storeirourso of wealth , witirout labor , nnui the
Clordlaml knot Is cut. For If tire fiat of tire
govcrnnlenrt can create a value in tile unIt
can it not reilcat tlmt' Process ad Ilmflnitunl ?
It thus be true , wuty toll nit cli ? i3llllIIl1emI in
solemn conclave tIme sages of tile race alIt
let thIelu extract from tire mint' of tinne a
treaserre of erudition surificlent to enniile tlleIrl ,
tly tile stroke of tire nen , time Ilassirlg of a
recoimrtlomi , to abolish PovertY , witit all Its
attentlanlt liliSCrioS ant crImes.
NO'P ENOUGh Ol MOSES.
"Streim sophistic reasoning itcars its own
refnrtation , Yet such mac been tire tlmtehge
of time Annericarl elector. Small vemaler timere
Ivere gradtmated 7000,000 votnries of a hater-
nd gevertlnlcnt 011 Norenriher 0. For truly
that day patermmniisrnr Oil llersebacle.
'Ahl of this is hmistory. It belonrgs to the
cilangeless past.
"Then we iniust mIot tencit princIples as ab-
siractionis , amiul slaiis as iractice ; stop pro-
phiecyumig brlhlI.ant futures anti be contmumt to
iverk for ilernlnntenlt sticceent , Cease Worshrlil-
log stranrgo gods antI foreign ilmiages. him
trlmtll , I Cli ) ' tIns frankly , Mr. l'resitlent , for
tlrere is a alleaker's ilceurso itt our vallcd
imoimse torriglit. lii tire Past , I fear , we have
lIed too mnnticlu of Aaron nlrd not enoingir of
Moses. Man's lila owni star. lint fromni tIme
very nature of our organization neiL every
star cans center a planetary systelil. SomImo
mtmst be satellites. No nina is greater timan
Ills party , and , as for nllyseif , I Inst rather
be a tioorkeeier ml tue holrse of democracy
tinrln alt cross tIed Irl tire tempie of time en-
cnn ) ? , For I know of ire greater
service I CAhI perfornn for 01) ' COlitltry OT iiiY
self , tlmani hlinmrbiy laboring for her weal , hot
( ma bury our ambitions , our imrtermlai strife
amid jealousies , if sumcll tinere be , with a coIn-
nrlminity of comnmrlomI Interests , airil as 0mb mar-
rrmoniomms whole , brave and tmndaurmteti In tire
irour of defeat , caIrn nmmd sererle in thre iroumr
of tritmmpir , work for tire conrmrrron good of
collIltry amid of party. Our prinlclphes are
broad enlotrgh for all , Witirin otmr ranks can
Chn'istlrin , Jew ttniii pagall meet ,
To hay itt tlemoerru'y'nu clear feet
Tlreir offerings of love.
By wandering frolnt tircse prineipies , by
seoklmig ilrescnmt success at tire expense of
right , we rna' In time destroy ourselves ; our
part ) ' , trever !
' 'Dirt if true to ourrseii'cs , true to otnr colmnl-
try turd tire teaclminmgs , traditiomis amid leaders
of the past , we will , cli in good , tinrle , face
again time rising sIne , see In tile distant twi-
higirt tIme passinlg of reltlbliCanlisirl , and beiroid
this fair mmmd as Greece , amId living Greece ,
omrco irmore. "
Mr. L. F. Crofoot closed tire list of toasts
' ' .Tacksonlamls. ' '
Witll ommo to 'Tile
TURNED OFF TIlE LIGHTS.
Few of tile nInny guests were aware tlrat
' fronmi beIng deprived -
tiley Iran a narrate' escape
prived of their festivities by tile evIdent
imitiic1orrs mischief of sommne unkriowit per-
sonl , At 9 o'clock , tile lrour set for openlimrg
time doors of tile during roomnm , tire electric
ligimts lit time Irotel were itireldenly oxtln-
guislled. Darkness reigneti supreme for lit-
Cccii rnlmmutes. Investigations dIsclOsed time
fact tirat tile fuse box of tire electrle piamrt ,
viricit was In tile alley , irad been tanrnpercd
wIth , or else conveniomrtly burnt out at tile
hour nranrleti. The electric wires for call bell
service In time elevator wore also cut anti
It required 501110 lIvely 'crlc of tire hotel
emnllhoyes and an emergency tqtnati 'frommi 'time '
Tlloimlson-hloi.rston plant to repaIr tire damn-
ages in tInric for time bamlqtret. As it vas , tile
program was delayed over fifteen irlilitltOs ,
i\tl soon as tire electric lights went out A.
L. Lldwell , time iread porter of tire Mercer ,
ruSiled a stibittittito by turning on the gas.
hie repaired tIme call bells anti found fronn
eli investigation of time fuse bo timat it lrad
evidently been tampered with. Time fuse
bccc has not burrled out before in three years.
THOSE WHO WERE TIIEI1FI.
Among tilose wire shrared in tire pleasunres
of tire evening were : Ex-Governor Horace
N. Boles of Waterloo , Ia. , Untted States
District Attorney Sawyer of Lincoln , lion.
C. 0. Ryan of Grand Island , Unmlteni States
Internal Revenue Collector Nortim , Deputy
Collector Ed North , ' 'Illlam F , Wappicil ,
Henr' W , Yates , Victor B. Caldw&il , W. S.
Popplcton. T. J. Mail000y , C. S. Montgomery ,
Ed howell anti Albert Cahmn of Omaha , A.
F. Hohlenbaugll of Falls City , 0. Cowing of
Valley , A. D. Langdon of l'apillioni , 'IV. It.
O'SimaUgilnessy , Adam Pilger , II , D. Miller
of Stanton. 'tV , B Wood of Florence , Albert
Watkltms of Lincoln , Edson Rich , Ignatius
Dunn , S. It. Rush , Dr. Wiillamson , Dr. B.
II. Edmisten , W , S. Slloennaker , L. F. Cro-
foot , Lee Spratlin , James Slleeamr , D. C. I'at-
torson , Itemmry Oerter , C. L. Smith , P. 13.
Myers , C. J. Smythe , T. J. Fltzmnorris , It.
S. Horton , John Latenmer , Jamnes llrenimlami ,
Ciraries M. Conenoyer , Jolla Powers , henry
Drexel , J. II. MclCennla. Frank Mtrrpily ,
Euclid Martin , United States Marsilal Winite ,
Peter Elsasser , F. B. Tracy , George Antimles ,
J. C. McMillin , Louis Ihoehrne , George Cock-
erihi , I-i. SV. Patrick , Joel \Vest , Major I'ad-
dock , A. Matthews , Frank Patrick , George
Holmes , Jr. , 1Vilhiamnm holmes , L. J. PlattI ,
Robert Achieson. Lee ilerdnmlall , A. P. Spit-
con , Will llardman , Otto BeelIne , Adam
Sioup , Jacob Birkirart , i'imiiip Smitil , John
Lemiey , John T. Murphy , James B. Murphy ,
Arthur Briggs1 Henry Blum , herman Drexel ,
w. A. Paxton , William Olinstead , John
tlrant , F. A. Brogan , John Garvey , George
Clotfnar , Henry Matlmleson , It. V. Montague ,
A. II. Hipple arid J. J , O'Connor of Onnaima.
Soothe Omaha was represented by J , S.
Waiters. J. L. Paxton , James Ii. Buila , A.
L. Hunter , Ab Wagner , Elmer Jackson ,
Sam Shlrigiey , Robert Parks , George Parks ,
S. Ii , Eggers , Joirn McMlilan , T. Butler , L.
D. Davis , P. J , Kinlg. J , D. La Crouse.
Wililani O'Conner of Wahoo , C. G , Barnes
of Alblon anti others.
Tine reception Ireid at tire Mercer between -
tween tire hours of 3 and 5 yesterminy after-
000mI , precomhing tile Jaclcsorlian banrquet , was
largely attentiemi , Mamry tienirocrats availed
themselves of time opportunity to nneet cx-
Governor Boles , 'rile reception and arrrmnlge-
ment committee , correisting of Messrs. Drmnne ,
\Yappiclr , Spratlin , Sileeant anltl Rush , deserve
credit for tire successful observance of Jack-
son day in Omalra yesterday.
C'sLL.'CiItN MtllIi it 110W ,
hiroko Up a Now York Love least by tint-
Icising timii l'residemtt ,
NEW YORK , Jan. 8.-A gathering of
pronninent and influential nrernrbers of local
conimnerclai circles assermibied at tire Plaza
irotel thus oveainmg to atierltl tire onrlual ban-
uuet of the Business association , in coin-
mnemnoration cl the battle of Now Orheamis In
1812.
1812.At tire conclusIon of a speeclr by'illiarn
Fanmrrlng , Mr. Calhanan rose tj his feet , 'File
clrnrtr risked illlrl to be sea led , hart Ire was
obdurate , " 1 wIsh tire hilIsitleSs Men's them-
ocratic association to iroar a resolution , I
atk tlrat. tills assectatlont senrd a nnessage
from this nmeetinlf , to cotrgress , asiciirg tlmat
body to rmlaico tire senate a legislative ativan-
tago to the country , instead of a legislative
obstruction. If tile themnocratri are ever to
ole-cot a denlocratie nresirhent again tlrey
twIst see that our lrcoile arc riot to be left
at tire nnercy of a few linlatnclers of Now
York , wimp inave a grIp on 't't'asiiingtorm. "
Mr. Cahlairail was Interrupted lrere by cries
of ' 'hear , irear , ' ' "order ; " etc. Flnraiiy tire
cimairtunit deciareil imlnrl In ardor anrt Ire cclii :
" \Ve rnrust htavo free iron earl free coal , and
we roust take off tIre dulferenrtiul duty on
sugar and also what lost Conrnrecticut to time
democrats tins year-tire Income tax , "
Here Mr. Calianman was Interrempted by cries ,
lIe conrchurlei by proposIng a seonii .resobu.
tiOtl , asking the cinairinman to nilleint ) a corn-
inlttee of two to draft a resoliltiorr cahlinng OIl
President Clovelaird to go back to tire Ciricago
umlatfornrt dId save tire country. The chrair
mrubrnltteti both resoiutlons amId declared tiienri
an opteth ,
M. \ % ' . Carr vgoroushy ! objecteti and was
cimeereri lr ) ' Sonne , virIle otimers yelled : "Fine
resolutiorra have beenm na.csed. "
ifICT a neriod oi loud iranmgiing , Clrnrirman
Tllolrmpaorm took advarmtage of a lull In tire irro-
eeeriIrlgs to annountce rIp atljoUrllnllemlt. Mr.
Callanair , , wus tire but of many uncommrlrlinren-
tar ) ' cenrntnelmts , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JIlcrboYcr 1''tn. 1mm lihiliro ,
BOISE , Idaho , Jan. 8.---The election of
\'ictor lli6rbower as utrosudenlt of tire state
acimate wommud seent to Indicate that Senator
Siloup inns gained an ativantage over Villls
Sweet in the ltemlatoriai race , lilerbower ,
wire is a brotirer of ex-Urriteti Statc's Marshal
ilierbower of Nebraska , is a ctnpporier of
SlmoUp , and tire senate was organized by
Shoup's frlenlds. 11. V. Cozier was cirosenm
speaker of tire house , Tommlgimt Governor
MeConirell will deliver his inressage.
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J. hi. Brown , tire recently eleeterl county
atttrnmey or Oklahoma Cotlilty , Okiahirmru ,
imar4 been disbarred fronm practice. lila dt'p-
City irUS also been disbarred , The grirmmd
jury , tinder irtataucliomis from time uourt , re-
femseil to recognize bUn.
; k - . . _ , % a $ . ' _ a ,
PICKLE FACTORY DESTROYED
Godnoy Company's ' Plant at Eleventh and ' 'w
Grace Streets Eutned ,
loss MAY REACh FIFTY ThOUSAND
Ne l'art of time Stoche Sievctl-l lytirritita 'L'of
ilcilmotO frmon I lie tmtmnuih.mg . for
time IlttIileim (0 ( iti ( bunt
Service ,
At S : 16 inst nigirt time ( ledne ) ' I'lckio COIII
lan"s , plant , located nit Eleventh anti Grace
streets , vns discovered to ho on tire , nnlti be-
tore time fire conupamries cOtmiti reach tue sceilo
of the fire tIme entire 11151(10 of time large
bulidimlg Was ott lire , antI notvithmstnmtdlnrg tine
best efforts of time firemen tile irralmi part of
tlro Plarlt , cOnltltlllilmg a large stock of goods , i
\-as totally ilestroycti witirtmi re conllparatlvely
slrort tlinme after tire aiarmmt hart been turnlel
in ,
Time fire was thlscovercti by Secretary 'tV ,
J. Mccleilanril unit Miss Young , time stenog-
raInier for tIre commltlany , 'iro were engaged in
commlllotitrg time inventory , VhIidll hind jrist
bean taken. Time first Inltinnation that Mc-
Cleiiantl had timnt nnytllinrg was' wrong was
tire rearinmg anrti crackirlg of tile flanies , vlticlm
Imo snipuloseci was carisod by collie of LImo work-
Imlen In time lmuiltiinig , hilt Cli going to tile door
to Investigate tire orIgin of time noise time
flanies ann nriolce burst in tire office , almlloSt
cunifocatitig 111111 , bmrt retreinling imis iircsenmco
of mmiinnd , ire ran to tire telopimOmle amid turrnmed
mi a still alarnll to tire lire ( lepartilment , viiich
imnlrtemiimttely respourleti to iris call.
Tire lire tiepartnrrent had to niake a long
mm , as time Gadney Illant is qtnlte a distanrco
fronn any of time engine iroumsos , anrd wimen
they imm'td rCOChled tire plant tire mrearest. water
irytirant was 400 fcet , anti tire second one
available was about 1,200 foot fr'nl tire scomo
of action. 'rule took so mriueim irose tlmat It
was inmiscasible to use more than five streams
on tire iire , amId it having gaimleti sercir iread-
\i'l ) ' by tIns time , time buil'iunrg being a wooden
atrrrcttrre , tIre only assi'lanmce that time fire-
mcmi could render was to keel' tile lire from
spreedinlg to tire simetis , just nrrtlm of tire main
brnildimng. wilidit conrttiinetl tile inmnmlCns& ilick-
iing vats , A further imindranlee to tire flrs
nmmen froma doing effcctf's work , iran timey
bath ant opportunlity , was tire per water Itres-
cirro at tirat paint , tire streams Iraving
hardly anrilicient force to break a virrdow
ilatle 12x11 ,
Mr. McCiellanmti irad barely time to escape _
frommi time building after locking tire valuable
papers and boks of time company Imr tire safe.
Two ilorses at tIle rear of tIm trlnime buildimlg
wcro alrmrot suffocated before they cetlid be
removed fromn their stahis , arid but one desk
of nil tire office furniture and fixtures , and
tlrat partially destroyed , was saved ,
\\'IIEN TILE BUILDING WAS flUIL' .
Tire Illlint imerihding. which is a w'ooilen
strrrcttire lOOxGO feet anti two stories imigin ,
was built by tile Fowler Packinrg company
about temi years ago , annd was imserl for such
for two or tirree years. It was then sold ' .
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to time Gedney I'ickle comnmpmtmry , wimiclm was
orgallized about si years ago , anti winch
comrpany iras used time bemihlilnlg for a nnanli-
factory as welt as store irouso ever since.
Tire basement and btnildlirg were literally
packed vitit all kinds of bottled pickles ,
cirow chow , catsup , vinegar anti bulk goods.
Over 200 barrels of 4-year-old vinegar was
stored In tIme basement , and a carioani of
Imported cauliflower lied been received , a
few days ago and stored in tire house , ann a
carload of glass bottles , etc. , were received
and packed away only tins week.
TIle burning of tire llanlt will throw a'b'out
t\vent ) ' people out of cmnploylrleht at Uris
tinrie. tIns being time Srllahiest nmuniier cmli-
played during any season of tire year , as it
is the dullest. In time busy season this coma-
pany imas ersually employed about twenty
mcmi anti from thrirty to forty girls and
women , besides being a imnarket for. garneders.
C. B. Gedney , tire liresldent and nmanager
of time coirlpamly , left the cIty yesterday and
is in time western part of time state. Mr.V. .
J , McCielland , tire secretary , notified Mr.
Gedney by wire last nigirt. of tine lire , and 110
is expected hrcmne today.
Mr. McCehland was unable to give time exact
value of tile steele carried or tine arriount of
Insurance , but stated thrat ime timought timeless
loss cormhti eaely be estlmmmatetl to be at least
$35,000 , amid it tire vast pickling vats , twelve
of vlniclr Irave tire capacity of 20,000 buslrels
each , anti time ctlrer smaller ones of less cnn-
pacity , a nunniier of whicll were paritahly
filled witir pickled goods , were destroyed by
tIre water , tIme les : mIght possibly reacit
$60,000. Ito was also umrablo to state then
rnnlount of insurance carried by time company ,
but was of tire opinion tilat it was governed
by the 80 ier cent clause ,
Timose of tire firm \vimo ouhd be seen vere
.ef time opinion tirat tine plant wouiil be inn-
mediately rebemllt , as time business wInch mad
been established ml time Past six years was f -
such a nature that it would b of a. sufficient , . . -
indurcement for tirem to rebuild.
Sinould thin Gednay Picklempany not do-
cite to rebuild , tire 1)llslnlerta of tire ennpany
In Omaira wIll be Irantlied by time inousee of
time same company located at St , Paul , Mine , ,
and Madison , Wis.
lies Cotnimmitted Severrul' ( 'null's.
ST. LOUIS , Jan , 8.-Franrlc SrmlIthn , alIas
Albert P. Withal , , serving a ternu In tIme St.
Louis woricimourse , iras been recognized as one
of tire robbers slto got away witim $10,000
froimn Illrotiraus' jewelry store Inn Clricago , in
October last , anti tIre man wlro in 1891 , single
irandeel , Ireirl tip an express train near Uur-
bane , 0. , and robberl tIre express car of $40-
000 , Srnitir was captured anti semitencerl to
seven years in tire Ohio ponltenrtiary , but
after a few montirs Imprisonniemit waS released - S
leased on parole , and escaped from tire state.
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lEn Agony
! Years With Salt Rheum
ilood'B Sar8aparllia Onvo a Perfect " 1
Curo.
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' I itrod's Sarsairarilla Is rio exceiltmnt medicine ,
I hrui : eon'mna. In my left log for fifteen years.
hart of tire 1mb nIl ) ' leg i'as tore mass of
lrnnri about every ucek corrrrptlomm would gatirer
rnrticr time skill unIt tire scabs would siormglm oil ,
The ItchinBand Burning '
scrisetlorm made 1mw suffer Indescribable agonies , "
I suierrtagrerltdealox money for differcrrt rem.
ethics but diii lmot get relief , About a year ago "
letrlirrg plmsiciamm'i rnmitised trio to tahte hlooti
Uarsallartikm. I iilt fti nod mayo taken live but-
Hood's'Cucs : ' - '
l , , NOW all tIre sores , scabs anti pain 1mev.
imtnisiretj : nnmnti I ann enjoyinmg perfect imoaltin , I
tinilrk lionel's Sarsaitarlila Is second to nmune sari
gI.mrIiy rcer'rrrnmmerrni ' it to nmit suUerltmg irmnrxraaity , " -
iii , i'il1uvllosr : , I.eouand , MlssuuU.
Hood'a Pills act easily , yet. promptly ar4
c1i'ieutlyoa the iLyerndboweb. u.
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