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. .J : TilE OMAhA J.AIIJY J1EJC : l\rONDAX' \ APRIL S , 1895. _ _ _ _ _ u _ _ _ _
THE OMAHA DAIX BEES
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, E. n0SESVA rElt , EIUtor
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. - Jn.tS/D ; : C\ nY ! - to1zNINc.
, ' 1HIS OF RUISC1U'TION.
D"I , T1o 1\"IMlt Runlny , ) , Onl yeu..S S (
1"ly UN' ni" Hunday . UfleVent . . . . . . 10 00
'r 141x lonlh . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E.I.a . . . I 00 60
unlny ) I" . " . One Yur. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
* . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1M
8lt"loy Tre. One Tent . . . . . . . . . . .
'eckIY Iko . One Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
. o1 ' v1cE3 .
O'I"ICE9.
Omnhn. ) The " e 3juIlung.
fllh OIn9lffi 1"0 IulllnJ. Jk" Comer N In,1 , 21h SIl
. Counci Jlr" , 1 I'Mtl IHrecl.
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Clilcagi Utile. 217 Chamlcr n Comm.rce.
- New York . " , 31 n. 1 hnll n . TribUne T314.
. 'Vahlnglon. uor I. Ilrccl , N. 'V
COlttttlO1)1Ci.
COIIIHI.Or
. All enmmnnkntInn relttig to n" , " nni " eit , .
' y . lorll' ' commlnlntnn Innlor ho nIMrted lntll : To the ldltor.
' 1uslil:8i " ! . lTTIit.
All 11.11" * ' " lUSINIm" INlet nn" " r.mltnnce. .11nu\ he
I\Mre."NI hI 'J'ho flee I'uUliitilng compln ) ' ,
- Jeo l'u\l.hlnl
Ornnlui. ImC ! . cheel , " nn,1 I'Mtntco orIPs , , . to
to made plynln . In the old.r f the ( o\rany
'rl Imf : : l'Um.ISIING r - CU'AN' .
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TAT1MFNT CmCULATION
Oele Il. 'ruehuclc. pecrete ' of The Bee rub.
lRhlng ! cnniuIy. bIng ccrelnr' . MYI that
! cO"P IY. IrlnA <
' lie 1llal number of full RII cOlllele copIe
of Ihp tally MornIng , Ivenlno nnt Runl1"y lce
printpil Ilurlnl Ih" month or 1.'elruIIY , 1S3. was
, U tn1luws !
' I. . foloWA . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,19 1& 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . U.
1. . . . . . . . . . . g
2. . . . . . . . . . . . . N.4 16. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. 2. . . . 1 . . . .
3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .gr.'i 'ii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , &
.3. . . . 2.R , . . . . .
4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2I,14 n. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . 110.1
. I. ; . . . . . . . . 2.0i2 10. . . . . . . . 9. . ,
6. ; . . . . . . . . 2n.0I , 20. . . . . . . . . . 19eM
. 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.C6" 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 19.79
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R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.R.0 22. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19G11
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, l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 19r. '
9. . . . . . . 11.91 2. . . . . . .
" 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OO..2.6 a4. . . . . . 2.UO
' i II . . . , . . . . . . . . . . io.r.o 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
1 . . . . . 10.r.0 Z. . . . . 19C4
1. . . . . . . . . . n.BIS % 8. . . . . . . . 19MI
. 13. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 19.G18
2. . . . . . . . . . . . .
I 14. . . . . . . . ' 1.0 1,7r. 2. 2. . . . . . . . 19,6
Tolnl . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . " .51.613 -
Len rtcs tlp.liirtlons . . . . . . for . . . Unoh1 . . . . . Rnll . . . . rolur(11 . . . . . . 8,020
Npt , .nle ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Plr . . . . . . . . . . "G1.61 .
; Daily 'Sundn RVCIge } ' . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19.01-
oo1tafl U. TZgCIIUCK.
TZSCIUCI
Swor ; to h.rore too 010101 RII . Rlhprlhe 1. In my pres
eneo tIlIR . : 1 dl } ' of ! nnli. 1IS.
V ( Seal \ ) N. . P. F1lI. Nolnry Public.
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I Next time Olall haH : 11JIHlnth'e
: dlleJa ! 101 ( 10 t'lt'vt Hhe must Ilmw the (
, . lute 01 ( . wm'l hcelcl' . Ch11111S mil
I boodhi.i'i.
Wlllle fUrICI'1 juhllt : over Ilrolis. )
Ing crop II'OSlwcts ) the ( UUHII'IS mCI
ha\e 10 'xcuse for relalllu longer In
the ( lhtifllps. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'rhl Hela : te hl'olH the rlcol'l for
- length of i4'MIOlI. I also hrlH the
- ' l'ccO'd \Jlcfncell \ uOOIIU mil un ,
cOlcealet corruption.
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. Omaha doesl't wunt the ( state capital
If its IHIHsesslon ) ! II\ol\es the ( wlnlssln ,
, of such HCCIWS us tls/I'acell the ehwtiug
110111'S of this ' " ' ' .
10ls yoar' leJlslnhl'e.
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? ' . The rins of the last few tars ha\e I '
I bcn ? worth more to the Illouth HuIm'll
farmers oC Neln'atlm than all the relief
: aPlrOIL'ifltlOflS ) ) mmle br the Ii'ghSltttUre. t
Tl'lwcl between Omaha 1111 Lilcoln
, . . ' " 1 now how n Hthlen lutrclm'lmhle )
doclel e , hut tl lulum' of Ousil fares
; . l'locttt wi lot be iiittteo'liihly nlTecte
'hon Ollha Illels her legIslative
tmhm' fl'OI thl ( Illtcal ) hazel hl'ush
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, , , she huts 10 right to he 11sal1l10lntct [ If
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t I. I II'O\'C ! to UU wOlm'ca ten and wOl.th.
less. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
. . . . . .T."r. . Johnfon wl testify to the flct
that lie railroads .
1II0alls are grateful-vhteii.
lre
, . . Jlateful-when.
m'cl' tht can give n reward for political
& Ih'lr worJ lt the uXlonc ) of the tax.
III 'm's. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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'he Plate cnnll bill has pulled
throueh [ hItler the mot adverse COlll-
, . tlons. I becomes a qucstol now
- whether Its Ill lo of any II'lctcll
utility. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
4 ; . GuessIng 01 the II'ohlhltes ) ) of a
. SU1I'nW ) court Ilcclslon Is rather Ilcearl-
; oils ltiSIliess. 'l'he ollr W11y 10 he sure of
, ' the Incole tax decision Is to wait fertile
I 1. tile olclnl lIrouitllglttioII.
E\'en Phlnllullhla ) Is tll.lug steps to
, . put the Detroit garden spot lllun of poor
relief Into operation In that el . . No real
' live western city ought to let lhll\lel- ,
: \ Illila steal I mlrch upon it.
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'J'he suumlsslon of the cOlsttutonl1
- ulenlhleltl . II hr far the most 11. )
; poi tiiut let tuid fhe ( ole 10st far I'clch.
i lug In its elrects which the Into lelsll'
tl'O cln cnll to Its credIt.
f ltepreseiitutivc Benedict was the '
UeI'ISentltl'o lelellet WIK only
. ) man In tie house lell'guton front Dou .
h\H cOUlt y who 11\1 the ( courage of his
. . . convIctions 11t trlel ( at Il'ISt to 110
what 11 believed . to he flh' and rIght.
, , \\'hutt lees X ellllm wln t with h u
: 2,0 I rl'U' eOlmllllolCI' of hnllgI'a- :
.t ton rIght 01 the hel'IN of $ 1OO ( ) ( ) ( ) ) of Ie.
( let lllll'01Irlltonl1 ) TIl best 11111/1'1'
: ton ( CIllllssloleL' will 1) a $ ,1,0,000
cOI'n CI'OJ. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, 'J'he Dorgll P0111t4'fltlltrY rIng tlithii'l :
, , - , . succeed In hn\llg thIngs uHugllhel'
, , theIr own WI ) ' . hut the ' IHII/It ! to I
0 lix It that ( t heir hl'eHI '
sliotihil
Ix thcll : sloull have th ! 1
IHtel'lil Illu UII no mltel whIch WiY
' _ It mIght full.
, . , Whl t'l Slll'e for the goose Ihoull I
) o IIUI' ! for tuft JIIIIO' Coull ' h'eIH.
- UtoIl4 ulre hot tn tie iueruiiIttotI to '
UI'OI'1 l'e 10t 110'mltltl IIH'CU'
lale t wih I I i tw Ilhle ) IllrS COlllht ! 10 t
Ulh' ( IUstOI ! ' . Whr should thu t Hlnle
, h'enst'el' ho ) 1H1'lllel tn lHO lie 1 Htlto :
310110y5 lii his 01110 Iii a ' . ' which thie :
, 311t 1 II hIl enl II I WI thL'r
ire fOlhlllel to to'/
. ' 110 suite depository hnv 1'1llnl ! ) hi ! Is I :
. . the most nulacons h'lnHI' ' raid ) of ( 10 ,
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elt ) 'Inrs. It I 1111101.tS ( to 1)0 lint liIii .
hut I : I hU/I' i HIL'nl. nlll ls I I IUIIIIC.I'I'1 110 :
not 1111 ' thnt It Is 111'1111'11 tl lh tl I
: tnXlurll'l . for the lumelt or lie t sllie
treasurer nlll his assocIate sPOClIhlltOr $ .
. . GOVUI'10L' Hlicolh ( ) has : the 110\\'el' \ 10 foi 1
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. . The le1108tllstol' general ) II hn viI"
tile . ; Ihnl'e of UXIII'lel'o ) wlh UICl' ) seek
u.t ill slllo of the fueL that IIIOSt ul I
kw ( patronage of hIs IleJa'llllt ( hns
, beel hulet ont h ) ills 11'I'llccexsl. ) ( ' 1he
. 1111'CS8101 ) II hl'olul that t O\'I'I'r ltst-
master 1'11l1 Ill 111huletl gifts of
. ? olce itt hil 11 sJOm I. \lr. [ Wlsol wl I
. " " 0011) U vlctl 10 thnt iiiipressloii.
' 1'h9 l'olsttutol requires ( V1'l. ' lull I'l-
nelell iiy tile Il' IIlltUI'O ( to hlSL''I'L'II 1
. . OIL the record the ( 11111'0\1) . ) ) ot itt bust U u
COltStIttltlOUltl ) 1ljC.lr of tile lelliel's ) u
: clectell to each Iniuse 'Vllere have hOvel I.
I
eOlU uu 1'1'1'01'1) ( ) us favorable to the 1"
. . 11111 ) lt . the sluto thlloslol' ' hht' 101'0
thun rOI.t.fol' lellol's of the 10\1'1' L
- lHSU.ro wo to0 saddled wih I
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tulitority legislation ?
I tulloll ) Il'SlsIIUon
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a01'/mln lOI.CO.\lrs DUTY ,
I fA Iho ( Illnln tlnty ot Governor 101-
( omh to veto the bill to repent the .
sfato t1pociitory Inw. ' 'hI8 ! bill was U - .
tl nctly nuni ( 'miIhItLtiCithIY
tlcty nlll 1\hnfcnly repudiated by
the lower house ot the legis '
latur I wits pnssel1 only by .
n trIck II the closing honrs or the scs '
slol nll never reccl\11L n majority vote I
of the ( lelllrS ! of the honse. I Is n i
hl for the robbery or the tlxpn'cr
nld for the enlchmelt or the slnte
trensl'er anti n few or his associates
In I financial s1)ecuhatlon. )
tinder the depository law ns enforced
f or two ) 'eal'sIISt \ tie current runts
of tIl ( slate haheen on deposit nt
3 : per cnl , Interest In banks , secured by
nllll've bonds. ' .he amount oC cur-
rlnt Cunts In the state treasury on No.
vember 1 last was $11 .OO I Is Rol-
tom mucl less than thIs ant ortn runs
UII I Into the near nolghuorhoOl ot
$1,000,000. ( I the average unlanco on'
hlul ( for tie next two years Is only
$ UOOo ( ; the Inlc\tst accruing to the
tate wi be $18,00 n year.S'ile ) out
this Inw ant the tuxlla'el's ) are Illll\ell !
of O\'t' $ :0.00 rightfully belongIng to
them tiurlug the remaIning tOI'm of the (
)1'ISent ! state l'eIHurm' . I Is safe to
sa , ' also that If the deposItory law Is once
r eienheot ! It. I II ' lake 'e's : before It
Would again , If ever , be ennctell Every
st tate treasurer wluld exert hIs IntllelcO
to t the utmost to II'e\'cnt li I'e.cnnct ,
nwnt i , nnll fhnt means the pel'lllluntlu )
of tile delnorahIzilIg Influence In our
tie demo\lzln Inluencc ol'
tate polIties anll legIslatIon which
$1,000,00 of lonnnhle mono ' always
Is i sure to exerl.
I I slamls II I'enson tmt the trc'Ilstirer ,
If I left free to loan the current funds II
Ils h lultoll ' on hIs hel'SOllfll ) account ,
woull eXlct not less than ( .1 pel' cent ,
1 ( ( that the ( gain to hll would he fully
$ : uooo. ' 1hls II not the worst feature
of the In'uctl' of f\nln : , out Ilhle I
funds. 'J'iie experIence of tlls slnte
nlll l nil olhol' suites whel'e this 1 'stel :
has h II'e\'alet Is Ihat the privilege of
10nlln l out stnte fUllhl WllUt I' ,
Hh'lelo1 ( Is cOHluclV. to l'IIlh'cles ) ?
agnhlHt h the ( state , tefnlcaUol : nlll : cm ,
hezzlement i as the Ile\.lnhlc oUtl'UI ,
of speculatIon ) nll . johlcl ' . I 11 a ,
l ulatter t of notI'let ( ) % at LIllelll If not
11 1 over tILe statt' . thlt the hardest work
done In favor of the repeal of the dePositorY .
te.
\Ilsltlr \ ' In\ was by B111gton rail .
road otilcials , who ' ' ' ' '
olcals are heavy hO'I'O\\'e'I
( roll ) 1)Oiiticflh bankers , nnt by Board
of 'lI'alle gllhlul : . who expected to
go Into side Ilrllel'hlls wih Ule state
1'llsu t'CI' ,
' .h.'llerL' never wns hut one pretext of
Imhle moment mlnleell ( II favor of
tile rlcal ) of the la W. 'rhat
wus thlt durn its OIIItol
the state had : hadI1OtO . ) of
Ilhle ) ) mOle ' tell Oil \1 In faloll luiiks.
This nl'0'ls I very flImsy excuse for
the relcnl of the Inw. Hal Governor
UI'ollle used reaHollhle : dIscretion In
allll'o\llg ) the losllr tICIIOltO' ' hOlt
there woult have : uecn 10 chalce of
losing $ aUOOo ) of the $241.0 that Is
now In , iltlgatloui.
How Is the state to ue bettor pro-
tectet wIth no II W 'alt wih Ile ( 101e '
Ilsset around Illg political ) I dead-
bouts ? I tie security gIven ur do-
101ItO' ' banl.s Is llituleluiate ( . whuse
fault Is It ? I lies within the power
of the , ovcrlU' lS the law 10W slllds I
to go over e'el'r bond fed mil ! to 01(1ev
the state deposits vItIilrawu froni I
tcllosl ! wlhlh'awn f\l
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eve1.y bank whosl ! securIty Is touutful
I lies withIn his 110\\'C' to Inslxt that t
e\.ery bank thl t his filed bOltH wih Itt i
OWI omces as suretIes shal te new
homl wih other sureties whose RUm.
clIIC ) ' hi tiiIitiestIoiid. ( , There Is no u
.
nlneleSII.\ . ' tangel' whate\'el' to the
safety of the public funds 11 the twos ) -
wit depository law : If honest ' ull in
tolgmllr l1hlluhtm'el1' 'l'he chitiiicei I
of loss are certainly less with the . law
tt:1 wihout it.
I GO\l'IUH' Iolcomh toes his tut .
fearlessly us protector of the lulle in
tm'estl he will me his objections to the
House 11eposlO'y rUcul hi with the
secl'etll' of state before the , tIme for
execulh'o Icton shul hl\c expired ) .
lie cln afford to do nothing else .
Should he even br inactIon jiliy ) Into I
the hands of this ring oC h'easU' ' raid
ers he wi have fulclI to hlue up 10 the :
foil melsme of resIlnslhlt ) ' wih ;
which the people hwo vested hll us I
! o\Clo.1 of Nebraska.
OUe WNfJY Cl7'/lU7IN ) ' 10 EUllOi' . ' : .
Tile Hale Is nell' It hand when the
11uuII exodus of AmellcnuH 10 g1'011 :
Oil IllcIHUl heut wl set In , and the
hulcatols 110 tult nolhwlhslmllng ;
the hard tmel tile UUlbel' going uhl'onll ;
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this year will he IH great ns e\.t. . Iii -
tlll. 1111clll 1111 I COIIWI'chtl I I I'oltl. I
louI In thIs counh'y Hl'm to Iun'e but ;
lIttle effect UIHJ foreign travel , 80 111' I
us lie ( Illelsur'Heekllclelelt II con .
cI'l'netl ( , IllUt UI 111 ' of this cloSH hnv-
lug gOle Ibmlt Ilm'lug the pel'lnl of
Illlle 111 depression as In the ( 11' ( cellug
yell's or general actIvIty and 11'11HIWII ) . .
\m' ' fcw hay nlr Ilen ( % of the ( UloUlt t
of lUIWr that t 1 II 8 1111 tilt I l. ' cOlh'lhutlt t ) I
lu this way thy AmerIcans to hCiirope .
A Innnclnl Ih'm Ill Nev York which
hns I'xtelslIl'nlls with l m'OIH I'l' I.
tlninlt's the unnoulit. itt o\'el * 10,00,000 ) ( ) & ) ) ,
autl thus II II'ohnhl ) ) ' 10t far out ot the
wn ' . I lit 1\ heu\y Ih'ahl , lIla ! vliei ItO
10 this' is 111let the aluUlt spoilt by
A UII'IIUI ! llllug II liirollo 1101 In- T
COUICS derived frl ( the Ullel ) States ,
l'sUmatcl ) itt $75.000Oo ( , It wIll he ) SCUl
thnt om' Ileolllo nl'o , 'eIT 111)01111 ) I con .
trllnltoriu old ' ' .
1'lhulol'l to tile 011 wl'1I.
'i'iiitt tlY wi continue to be lei ) I
11111 ) ou In 11 ( t'itsIiig scale , them enn
he lit ) dOuilut. A contemporary sU//StR
that If Amol'leau ell wuH of wenlh nlll (
Httllug woult start 410\ellut i to
iIlll1 \ ( ! 'n\'IllullllleaHl'lug ! ! ) ill thti'li' own
l'lmtr I ) ' ( ash Io iiablo I ti \ eli 1(1 ( 111'I'lnl t ' .
111) ) lie ( reSUllllul of IIUluPSH ) , hut uo
.
such lug/eslol II ever Ikt to IUle
11r (11f00t. 'lhiero It n.s 11111 1111 en .
elnnUlg HC11'1' II tills l'onltl ' ni 1111) ' ,
whelo I'lso . In the world. ' 1hero 1M the
hl'lt . UUlhl.l ) tm' the Slltclelt that II 1Li
111.tols of the Rocky mountains the
5Ct'ilOI' ' II UlI111IUISPII" . C\'IU . In the
. .AIis.Vtt ) IUle Ilnlh l'St.ts II thIs * 1
Cothiltry cllunl to 11 ' on lt'th , But I I t
lutist ho coiift'sst'd that for tilt '
mUlt l'oufl'SSlll or tm 111'11010 L
of IllelKU'e this eouuh' ) Is not 1'01'
luirabloit1t . 1'm'olo : ) nml will not be
i'or gl'l'nllons tl l'll. If I ever is .
Wo hl\'o no such citIes , no such UI.t .
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gnlerles and no such p1nces or great
hlslorlc Intcrelt n nre to he found In
early ever country or the old world ,
nnd besIde thIs there Is lie ( a ! rcton
o f the older civilization and its long.
eshtullhell mnnners and methods. 1
ole Will consider the nlt"r IntclgenUr I
111 wihout prejudice there wi he no : .
dlrcllr In understanding why those
lun'lng h the means go to Europe 1 for
v leasurc and recreation , and although h
the financial draIn on the country Is
h eavy It Is to 10 1I1110Se to " 1'lse
\mcrJcans who wIsh to see tile ohl
world ant arc able to do 10 that It
wonld be 11atlolc anti for the good of
heir t own country Ir they were to spend
the iuoiiey they can afford for pleasure
nt ioiiie. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TIf m.ICTIS I ( UN.
The crhnlunl folly or committing the
rel1hlcan PartY ' to the ttJIIHI of seed
tnrlnnlsm t ant llrscrilltol ) haH already
hegun to mlulfl'sl Itself anlng clearI
healled h men who cOl11rehell IJ farh
r reachln Illlrt PolitIcal history huts
t aught tmo and again thnt every do-
Ilrture fl'OI the fiiiidttineiitnl prInciples
of rellllclnlsm uy catering to fnctolal
Isms I thlt have their birth In Intoll''anco
or bigotry Is sure to 1110\c 11saHtrous In
the 01)11. ) ' .hat thIs wi hw\'Uuhlr ho
tie outcome of the mh\'erslon ) oC rCluu -
Ican l 11Incllles to A. P. AIsl I/ clearly
fOlesluulowet by the outcome oC the
munlchlal i ) contests In which the Inrlr
nlelllHelr ( wi I schu'ln .ealot. COl'
mentlg i 01 this featU of the late cIty
eectols the New York g\enln Post
10ints the moral DC the tlle tersely us
folows :
Doth In Ohio and In ConnectIcut (110 elec.
tons Intlcatell the reaction against the A. 1' .
A. movement which from the first was sure
to occur. Columbus has been the chlet seat
ot Iho propagandlsm In Ohio ant the repub-
lcans l pall the penalty ot encouraging the
craz ! In rhlgellrt the A. I' . A. element
got control or the republican : convention ant
mate the Issue sharPly on members ot the
schoot committee. Extraordinary Interest
was aroused , and about 2.000 women p2rtlcl-
patet In the . choice or comniltteeunen. the
great majority or their votes being cast for
the liberal tckct The resul was a maJor-
Iy or about 2,00 for the members opposed
by the A. P. A. , while enough republicans
were so much disgusted with the attitude of
their party Ihat they voted for the democratic -
cratc candidate for mayor. who was elected
by a smaller majority. I Is conceded by
both sides that the election would have gone .
the other way but rr the Introduction of
this Issue. I Is amazing that mm who I
pride themselves upon their shrewdness as
"practcnl polIticIans" should be so easIly ( Ie
luted with the Itea that voles are to be mate i
h ) ' such tactics. when the history oC the cun-
try has shown oVEr and over again that a
party could not adopt a worse policy for cr-
rying elections.
' 1'iiat lie sUle experience Is sure to I
overtake the rellhlcals of Nebraska i
wlpn the Issues are clearly detlell Is a
.
foregone COliChllSIOii. In fl'eL' ' '
forl ole cOlclnslon. I ice' country
WhOre eVOt3 ' ciizen Is the elual oC every
other cItzen , mimi whel' every issue that ;
involves the promotion of the puh'le we\- \ :
fan' nnll tw ( 'Ie\'atol of the standard of
Ilulc lorals can be IUscnlsed ( Iii broad I
11aIJht wll : lecllel by the I'hllallni
of a free mll ultr\mlwltII ballot . there 1I 1
Is 10 IlIac ! ( for star chamher : pout lea and I
10lteluls ) 1 ohlgatcll hy tllr t Ot Ihl I I to
thisfrauclilse class of their fehho' cit
11sfl'auchlsc ally flo v ct-
IZlns Oil account of creed 0' race.
" 'hatm'e' evils enl systeili la : ' breclI I
alt whatt\'er wrol/s arc to he l'Igltel I
the remll ' Is Iii volultm'r Iloltcal ) ac -
don after ( lIlt ant free 11SCls lol.
AI OI'flS7'I.\,1''ff ! S1TI.111NT.
The Balmoro : Sln finds Iii tl recent L
elections ole feature which It Ihlll.1
Ihoull cticnulr . , ge aU goot eltzls , ' 'lat I
Is "time e\.llelce fm'llshed limit I the
strength of the free sliver coilagl' son -
( uncut In the west Is O'cl'estlaletl as
grossly lS It hal beel ) ovt'i'esiiiimited ( II
the south. " 'rhe Hun refers 11tu.tl'nJI'lr )
to the I'esult In : : lehlgal , whm'o the
Ilemomts slnarel ' deem ri'il ( thIIReh'l !
Iii favO' of the free nlll ullhnietl ( eoiu -
ae oC SlvC nt the old ratio. nll Iii .
vlell "every } atrlotc ciizen of MIciii -
/11. regardless : of lre\'lous ) Ilrl ' 1111a-
Hens , to jell ns In an hlcrath'e de
lalll i fO' Immcllte I ogisimi t ion to t c thai t
end , l'egnrl1ess of the posltol of anr
otll' uatou wlh leSlllct therelo. " 'J'lo
i'siliS1' to this IIVlllcl was n COIl
l't'SIOISU . .
Illete ant ovel.\\.tlllllg deflat of the
Ilclocl'nc ( - . I : xhoull he slhl that the
l'Illhlcll ! ) eOI'entol refused to nllolt )
I m /1'11 sl\'m' I Jlnlk , thul t enlllll/ I I I I
Jalt ( ' In the Itlte 1 lllst free shiver nut I
111.hl/ cl'l' : issue.
'l'he Hln Is correct In the Ollllon ) ti t
the ( free sll'C' Hentllcnt In the vest .
ontslle of til ! sin tes wlll'h II'ollnco sli -
\ ' \ . ill O'el't'sllll ) i tlll. t 1111 1'\11 1 lS 10 t tw '
latel It wonld IHI'has ) he found , 11)1
11'IWL' ) test , that the 111tlent Iii flvor
of the free uld lulmlcll coinage of 11.
\'el Is not so O\'II'\\'helmll" aH 11 com-
1011 ' iuiiIS0l. ) ) ( As to the Honth , I I
woull ( he gratifying to believe thlt the
Hnn II Ilso right , but It IN not III ' to (
lo thll ( II vll'\\ i ' of the /11.t that the rep
l'eHlIIIt\IS ill COI ' ! SK fl'OI that see i .
tOI hl\'e hltl I ) II'aclh'llr ) I h 1111110ns i i i i II
HIIIIHI'II ) ) I e'el' . ' II'Oosllll l I I looJ.II ( I I to (
tilt free alt ullmll'II ( 'oiuage of HlnI'
Hll thnt IOIU of the Ilst el'II'lt : \ \ I
1ll'I'Hlstl'lt all\ocltcs of that Ilolt ( ) ' urt
lonthl'l'n 11'1. 'Ihcl Is I ! \ltllee I , how.
ever of 1 ehnl/e of felllg III.II place
thel'e. 'ho hnshl'ss Intclests of thnt
Hlclol arc heeolll urotiseul to the
tluitof t Iilaulglirnt lug a cu1iiifflIgil ' of POLl )
nllr l'lhll'alol II tile iiitt'yt'st of a SOUll I
alll Itlhle cnreIC ) ' , lS HhoWI In the (
( ' 11 & for 1 HOllllmOII ) con\t'ltul to ho
hllt In I IIlllhls l IIXt month I , ii mid 11't t
Is 1L'llil ( 10 ' thimit viieii this .
! 'IHOI eqHrt thlt wlll mo\e.
IL'lt : Hhllllvo IWlonl wel Hllrtl'll the
flOe ! SIiVOO 14t'lltlIiieiltVili ' the
! sl\'I' Il'ltlllt wi l1lIhuhly I I .
dil ! ' ! ' 11 soUthll'l people hl10t ) t
gh'I'1 to this t (111051 ( Iou HO chose mid care 1-
ful 111'nlll ) IS hl"u thu wesl'I'n P00 ) .
lIlt' ' . mlillvhleui ( tl ' do tO there can be
110 built I'I'/UI'III Iho effect. ' 1lmt
the free silver stltllnt II losing
groulild , outside . of the sIIs'r RlaleH , Is
IhUllllt atesled , 1111 there Is eveny
chine. l'UKOn to uele\'o I wi cOltlUt to tie-
1'lne. - _ _ _ _
AUII ! tll' leWIIIIII'S . of New hiig-
hll ( ) IliO II mole viuloiy ! Imown 01' hal
hll I iuioi'e honorblo ( ) Cart'0r . than the
Boston Travehier. On Mardi :1 : . the
IIJer ) entered ullon tilt seVellty.tliirul
) 'tnr or its existence , wIth every tl1l ,
COmlZUnlVtiOIl t l'0)t'i"ZiW17ac - ( be --r tMll I I I
- " " - , " - , . , . . . '
or vIgor , entol1Io ; Rnl1 tll ( spirit of I
III'greS9. 'l'f ' 'lhd ' . ! velcr has I !
"trong Rnt tfl lclllnco , In thip relcc. '
nll conlllelt' tot , its constituency Is
nleftell hy iS Mlto cIrculatIon , and It ,
hnt h defcrvcc1 \ JV , hy rnOl or its coil-
slnnlnlll fnlhl11e'oton \ \ to the iliter-
ests or the IleoI11 ) The Trn\eJcr Is 1
'
ccan , nOW8) . ) } % ht , UI.to-llate ( P11 ) Per
r '
nnll fully . rer ' ltl'tho success and jros-
Ilerl i ) It has nchovcd ,
Thin bill Inking away from petition
clulllnles the sight to have theIr twin-
clllcs chlracterf1 ll on the onelnl had !
lot h I ) n part . ( leslgnoton ; wl)1 ) he III
forct at the loxt election. This lean8
t hat there wIlt he 10 mom sailing under
false colors. I melns thnt utemilis
to mlslelll tl voters hy the lSI or coti-
fmdng theslgiittIumiis : wi no longer hl
t olerated. I means that every coiidi .
Ilnte whoso ( nnnw nllileurs ( Ill the olelal
b allot wi have to 10se on his own umier-
Is. I There Is no questIon hut that
htllufer h Inlr of thc ( nlulyln contro-
Ye'sle ! cOlcclnln Iho form of tl ( out.
eul balot wi be avoided by thIs lllecl
uf leglsluttiomi.
Our cable 1IIImtches Htnle that the
exports from Oermlr : to AmCrlca have
shown lotceahle Incl'IISeS dl'llg the (
lust l quarter . whIle the 1llllOI.ts have
not beln mnll'llalr chan I'I1 ' 1hls 1 :
Ilulu u natural \ 11 view of tin' IllCI'I'ISl't
lm'll duties Ilnuanllell : unll'l' lie new
tlrll t bill. Otlman Ille goods huye
un m ollllorlll ' to comlllle wih mil
SUIIJlnntmcL'lcan mUllu gels ( ) In our
hOle i i lurlwts , which they nl"'e' hall
before. 'l'II ' are Ihnllng the slal :
1111althnt \ would OtWlWIHI ! II\u cii-
l'oulngtl our manufulI'll'H to grtdui-
ul m ' tXIIII ) theh' t act lvi t lea. Xo'olllm'
the ( I\\ ' tm'IIT Is Il0IIulnr ) IhlOu1
'hnt wi the Iloltcal rllmulwL's In
lie ' eouiilty II . ) city OmCI ! to whcn the
I bId for further leglslnlve Iutcriited-
Iln Is co8't off ! They wIll have to
tUll thel' ittteilt lOll to the scheme that :
111 he carrIed out right nt home. 'I'iioy
hlve utitogetller too much tme OIL theIr
halls l to keel thelslves I btisy with the
nInlls i of their own olhices.
olee :
We II'CHUIJ Saute IJollle ) wi still Iii-
slst tlat the Chleht.nussel police
comUlsslon huh Is lint al A. P. A. iiieas-
l'e , e\'cn Ifl'l its alleged ( altlO' ; has
been publIcly ) \1'esl'ntel \ wIth : floral
tlcrI" ! . bearing the emlJlcm oC tie
OI.tCI'
Are IleUnluent ( ) lhUe 01cals to es-
calle the Ilennltes of their uiiisuse of
Ilule trusts iuerely , because they ue-
toilg to tile wt oath-uount 1101lcal ,
socIety as ll ! , Judge of the court II
whleh they ate 1\llmlgnCII \ ( for 1'la11
.
'ratoolt 'l'oiii was sadly mlsHet at
the Shioh reuiuiion. But then he hal (
twice the fun'lliulh'lng for tie A. P. A.
polct ) c0uhiilloioil ) bill that he would
have hal renewing acquailtanco with I
his old l'mr t'rientls.
Ouln'I1r11 , II hltnti.
, G' lob-Dcitociat. ' ,
The waves o ( repH lcnnlsm and uslness ;
are advancing iinuhtaneousl' .
; .lmulaneousl } I Is clear
that the ell correspondence between repub- :
Icnn rle and financial Prosperity has not ! L
been broken. rrm I . . .
ii1ichlgmtn ' . 'J w.h'o c WIse JICI ,
Kansas Cl ) Slnr
A Michigan Jury has unquestonably
capped the American jury climax for eccen-
triclty. Deputy Secretary of Stale lAnd
holm. who acknowledged having embezzled I
slate funds. was acquitted by the twelve
wIse men sln1ly because he sall that he
would have returned the money hal he not
lost his positloil. .
Buro' LooKliig nt 'I m.
American InvllmenLs
Things are looking UII. sure. Last week
a New York concern loaned $1.00.0 In n
far western city. while I would not have
thought or loaning a sIngle dollar a few
weeks ago In addition to this. there hILl
sprung up a decIded better feelnA for
American seurites In foreign madwts and I
there Is every probabllly that It will Increase -
crease steadily. .
, lunuhlllun nr Olin Stage' .
Louisville Courier-.Tourmil.
hut , after tthl , It Is not the degradalon
of the nude that Is doing most to vitiate the
sta ! . There Is more pollen today In itm
Is
skirt than In 113 tbhls. its bronze statues
are by no means so effective for evil as Ihe
utter peu.simiem , the vie nlmosphere. the
silk-gowned corruption or such pl''s as
" 'r lie Second Mrs. 'J'nnqueray " "Th Crust
of Society , " unl shnlar Anllo-li'ench flh
which the Iransatlltc theatrical /ewel"
has emptied . on UM during the last two
seasons. _ _ . _ _ _
Iulro In I UII" .
Ihandclphil ltecrl. , ,
The preomlnnnee of female sufiragu 0 :
surre
! .
champions In the comimutitutiomimmi conventiot
consttutonul
of Utah makes Irbo le , tOo entrance at ! I
that stale Into t ) union wlh nil her women
enCrnchlst at the ( ) ls. The most pecu-
liar Ithilse of Iho debate has IeCfl however
that one of the most bitter opponents or Iha
clause has hen the ; lO'mon iemitler The
b-C of suffrage 10 the new woman of Utah
would be one or tie most graceful acts of
retrIbution 1ormomlol coul , malce for it S :
wronging of the old woman. Is
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The lulofultoha' ' Conference.
ChlMo Tlm..H.rhl. :
The 'Vashlnton carreollent or till
Tlmel-leruhl declares II'csllent \ , Cle\'elalll 1
Is sincerely anxIous for the Inllrltonnl I
conference ull further hOl'ls that tile re'sul t
oC Its Ilellertols wi lead 10 Ihe n'sul
increased us ot silver lu the monetary Rye
tome of the world. Until n formal cll fur :
the conference he Issue hy i ) sOle 1' UrOI'an '
nation the Ilresitent hUH 10 opton hut to
clefcl' , his IIJlolnlmenl of commIssioners , I
appears. ilowevor that he has Ilrccle(1 ( Ihe ) II
Unltell States minister to Herln 10 make I
Inquiries as to the Intentons of the German I
government thul giving dIplomatc umotic
at tile readiness of the Unied lotce
join In the conrnce. In nil pro ahlt ! ) u .
the Interatona conference wi be hehl ;
anti I Is clouhllRS this probabity ! which m
has etrongtheticfl.sflver In the market of
the world loluy - ' . : - -
Tit , ' (1cerie.u Chief
ew York Hun .
lun.
At nn Omnhl } theater last week stereopti .
con pIctures oC all time 11relhimts ot Ihe
United States Were exhibited . Jetfereon I .
Jackson anlt 1.lneoln were cheered with the
lilost ciitiiusilsit -Iut nil the others .
mot enlhuslaSft ni utheri. txCtIIL
0mW were allJquled. { JUles llUChflTlt1) ) . a I
feW . years ! llo ' 10unlolular or. the
ec-presldemite at least In the north , was IlP
Idalmlled lInt ror the picture or the next
democrlc II'ehJenoUer luchnnan then
were hisses . 0"0\11 Clevelulll , pres\llent
of the \nlet Slares and holding . In his ,
hands an en rHul : pulronage. ! was roundly
hissed. The t l crt hissed Ihe hetra'er
ot his pari } ' . tIIoii ; \ democrats QuId reiuubil -
cans hlssell ta ) \ler\an Inl has not
dared to stand PI for Ammienica the iotte r
for tile rlslorattn of monarch In Hawaii .
'he incident was melanchol hut I Is worth
mentoning as a sign of Jlular feeling .
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ourlmlWI nOLcunn'iI iit cunoYn. !
Madison Tieporter : Governor Uoleomb hu ,
during lice brie yet trying. period ho has
hel' the gubernatorial chair , carne the
rPpec Inrte . of al Calr.mlnrd members ot all
Schuyler Qui : Governor Itolcomb's veto
Is i not effective with Such an overwhelming
republcan majority In the legl8lature , but
i t Is Rufclenl to show the people the rIght
Cor all that.
Stanton Picket : Govrnor Holcomb \
nobly rcsponling 10 time dutIes and responsl-
blites ns do'ollnK upon him anti tn fulfilling
luch obligatIons to the public will I receIve
the approval of the comlon l'tplc.
Norlh non Argus : I Governor 10lcomb
don't hike a measure he USI hIs power and
laYI so. While many Iny differ In opinIon
with him , all final 4"llt there are no
slrlngs on Holcomb , Nebraka's pop gov-
ernor.
hastings Democrat : Governor Holcomb's
veto ot lie Omaha pol co commbslon bill
Ilelonstratell Ihe governor's good hard ocitse
This rotten pleee ot political jlgglery lought
to deprive the mayor of Omaha of any IU'
thorlty In the later ot police And nre regu-
lallons h , 111 was Purely IlshCl ; and passed
It tbo behest of n gang . ot ward strikers.
TIINTI 'f 1'11 I.IU.'S 1'.lr .
Chicago Tribune : Unless the Urllsh lon
changes its ) IIIUon the work of twlln III
tail properly Is going to II attended with
some dIIcul )
Kansas CIty Star : The altlllc of thige
lalli l towarl Venezuela indicates that the
Irl18h naton desires 10 ascertaIn . just what
the Monroe doctrine menns.
Oohe.Democrat : Venezuela would be out-
cinssetl In a lh with 1'ngllnd , but the
battle Is not always to the Irong. Courage
alli 1 good cause count for somethln , and
the little SQuth American nation has both
Kansas City Times : The counlry Is sick
or this e\.erlastlnp diplomatic fiddling wIth
Great BI'lal. 'he administration 8houll
stand ! pat on three plnl ! : No protectorate ,
no ) arbitration . Immediate abaltonment of
alt dtsputctt territory by finitish troops and
al llslluted tcrrlor ) Irllh ant
renlmnciation tonal claims of al disputed English tern-
Illannpols News : I the acton of Great
nrlaln threatens any legitimate interest 01
this country lhel I Is our right ant duty
to protest against that aclon , mInd to prolest
In such a war as to be effective. nut
Venezucla has no caIm or any sort upon us ,
nor can she be allowed to establish one by
the cession or territory 10 our citizens , who
take It subject to all the present Innrmlt s
ot tithe.
Chicago Inter Ocean : Unless the Monroe
doctrine now be fully ali Irmly maintained
as 10 Venezueln. It Is ( Iule possible , nay ,
( Illtc probable that lie end of lie first quare
tel of the next century will nml the United
Slates a solitary republic. wedged between
the monarchical ! Dominion of Canada , a Eu-
ropean protectorlo of Mexico , and hal 1
dozen European protectorates In Central
ami South America
Chicago Mal : It Is not likely . howe\el' ,
that the United States will conscnt to win
Ihe ImHes ot the British lon uy aimy such
policy. I will not assume the 10.d oC the
Corclgn debts of Central or South American
republcs , nor interfere with their domestic
Policies. Neither wi the United States
allow Great Urltaln or any other rorelga
10wel' 10 assline such a Protectorate nor 10
gubble ill any territory In this part oC the
world as long as there Is In the Slate tie-
I le-
parlmcnt an inclination to sustain the primi-
clples ot the Monrce Iloclrlne.
Chicago Post ! So far as Is concerned the
Drlt h objection to submitting to arbitration
claims to territory long occuplel by British
subjects , Mr. Bayan could refer Lord Klm-
honey to the historian George Dancrft for
authority that I England offered no less than
six times to submIt to arbitra-
ton the question of the northwest
boundary of the United States
tholh her subjects had long occupied part
'of ' the regIon south ot the tCy-four forty
line claimed by thIs rpubiic. But the 1
United States was a strong power and Venezuela -
zuela Is 1 weak one. That makes all the I i
difference In the world . to John Bull. I
.
l'/U/'LI > ANI 1'lI..G .
I should be observed that Oscar Wide Is 1
a haughty and fearless persoml .
1"01 a brief period at least British criticism .
or French vIce wi be materially toned dotvmm.
' .
England's position on the Venezuela ques-
ton Is picturesquely Puhimanesque. She
t'lnks there Is nothing to arbitrate.
The adjournment of the legislature Is one
of the blessings that brighten as the mem-
here plunge Into the shadows ot obscurity.
Senator Morri oC Vermont who Is 85
years of age has announced that he will
accept a re-election at the end ot his present -
ent tcrm
Since the conslutonalty or the mulct
law was aIrmel by the Iowa supreme :
court business has become somewhat muggy
In that sectiomi.
secton.
Paul Song the millionaire Ohio congress.
man whose liberality lent considerable eclat
to Buckeye ] campaigns has been dubbed
"oid "
"Oll Sorhum
TImes are sadly out of whack In 'Vater-
town , N. Y. . where a church congregton I
vIsits Ihe sins oC an errIng brother on Rev .
William Cleveland.
Despite the phianthropic efforts of Mr .
Steal to hold the mirror up to life II Chi- : .
cago. It Is evident from the testimony that
moral retorl might profitably begin at home I
In London .
Dy a single order advancing the price ot
coke . Andrew Calegle clears $90,000 on the I
stock on iiaiiui Mr. Carnegie rears time con- .
sumers oC coke wit die wealthy . ant there-
fore discrediteti .
The Inlianapols Journal remarks that
early presidential booms contract that tired
reeling before the real business begins. 1
should be noled that a profound , peaceful
cain reigns In the Hoosier state capital.
"I obser\'e. " said Irot. Giibschin . mcdi-
tatlvehy stroking hil goatee "that State Senator -
ator . B0bba has paid or his mortgage and
wi hlill ( a luxurious 10mo on Easy street.
And ) 'et the thoughtless assert republics are .
ungrateful toward lawmaltcrs. "
If the 1rl19h should become too obstreperous -
erous In the vicinity of the Orinoco the Ne-
brcEka legislature oholll he called out anJ
Speaker Ilcharlls placed In COmiilmillflhh , Then
would the lieu scoot for shelter or have his
tail docked , regardless , or rules
For a thousand years more or less science
has wrestled with tile problem ot supprelslng
thu's snore all achieved a commolious faIlure.
1IrJIps the suggoston or . a Liverpool woman
will stmulato these efforts anew enl turn
time Inquiry Into hitherto unworket fluids.
I appears the ( sIren snore ot her hushint
ar noyet her all , supposing hIs liPCs ) needed
a lubricant she poured a quantity of coal oil
on his neck and throbblnI Ol'iflce. I did
nut work satisfactorily. so applell a
Ighte(1 match to expedlate the work. The
eXlerlment was . a success ant a sympa-
her twelve umioiitiis 101m-
thelc judge gave 10nlhs to -
pro\e on lie appilamice. .
The Iruthorhunl If Natun , .
Chicago Timts-llernil.
At least one utterance In Mr. Balfour's
address at the ihnelale lealuo meeting
deserves lt he rempmherell. ' 'ID consider
home Intlrests niune " he said . "while Great
Irlaln WIS cOllected wIth foreIgn cotmn-
' ' colnmercimil tie. Is t violation
tries in every cmmercial t a violaton
oC common semle. Wheo the country de.
pCIlds for its very breath on foreign nations .
anti ( If II wcre cut off coul,1 , nol live a day .
it was the height oC foi ) ' to attempt Ilola-
tion relleclll the currency medium. " 'I'lmis
ton j lerlon In short on the hlLherhool oC
natons , which ought to Cul on good
ground In . \merlca as . wel as Fnglund .
An Ipenll ! fur the 1'lr"IIi. . .
Kunsa ) City Slar.
The Cuban revolutionarY leaders In this
country Ire caln Cor volunteers for sony-
Ice In Cuba a 11 ! for Hnanelul uslstance.
Here 18 un excellent chance for 1I''e or
Maine and Morgan oC Alabama to pro\'e the
or simiecrIty cash , uf their recent words U ) acton
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Highest of al in Leavening Power.--Latest U. S. Govlt Report
p y Btkin
D Powder ,
$ ISOLUTELV . PURE
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T-rln n. hXanithut ; g VI.
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NQr t'UI A OIU r 81.(1l"oln
Grant Woolly Vest : The Oniahia people
nro going to 811ru(1 ( themselves to makO the
air 1 success and I promises ! weil1
Sterling Cngle : OmAha Is to tiara Iht (
fi nest fair INanc' ' ot nny city In the United
S Statu ; every ctzcn or our state Is luter-
e8ted In the succes ot our state rnlr.
TcknmRh urtonlan : I was n nlc 'hen
the bl for permAnenty locating the tate
air nt Lincoln was lost. OmnhR can now
10 on In the work of preparIng for lie ( best
air the stale has ctcr kmmowim
Yalry Entellrlse : The business men 01
Omaha are Iravlng no stones untlrnCI to
make i the clmlns state Call the biggest ex-
p08110n or Iho kind ever hehl In the west.
The glebts ( ot thc fall will ale \ well en.
terlalnCI In the ely every e\enlnl 01 the seSe
a ba . Farmes or Iotmghts ) , you must make a
showing there ; you can I you will.
Craig 'rimc : Monday night 1 melon was
made and enthuslasttly adopted ) that one
11ay be set aside for a "Nebrnsk par.hle" nl
t ime state fair In Omaha this fall . All the en-
tcrpllng t and \ lively cites and towns of thc
state arc OXllccted to be , and shol\ . . rtp
rlenlr < In thc parndc I'aeh would ) ril rush
on industrial commercal or altrlcll ! ral teal ,
nccompanle.1 by citizens tram Ihi ( respectIve
p Iace. This would be the biggest ! kind ot an
ntvertscmtnt for our state The MardI Gras
paReant , hf1 at New Orleans each year will
be reprOluctl at the fair and the I\OI\S \ , etc. .
will b 11lrchuel ) from New Orleans. Our
citizens should I get together mind lake nr-
rnrcmtnts 10 be represented II the fair on
the partlng day. Let the ( state knOT WI arc
enttrprlslnF ; show the people of the ( slate
Inll other states what we are cJpable of. Arc
you going to < 0 althlns or are you going 10
let l the ( opportlll ) . sill . ) rrol you . ?
urn' U/ TIlE UlIH..lll.
A ton oC IUamonds Is worth $35,000.000.
Conneclcut has passell a law prohibiIng
street cars to cross steam rents at grade.
From lie thirteenth to the seventeenth
century : blue coat In Jnglant was the ( slg.1
oC a serant ,
Little . oak trees an Inch anti ono.hal high ,
are grown ly Chinese gardeners. They take
root In thimbles.
I Is claimcil that 3.00.000 song birds
were killed last year for the IHrlle of adormi-
Ing i WOrlldfl'S hats with their pilmage ,
The slllremc cOlrt ot California has dc-
clle < that the holler or a Ihroll/h railroad
ticket has a right to slopo\'er privileges.
The people ot Great Drlaln consume Its
tobacco per head than those ot any other
civilized counlr-nly Iwenty.lhrec uunce to
the inhabitant. .
Euphrates gsclalllu8 EndYllon McJlmse )
Is the name of I clerk In the recorder's omce
oC a : Iar'svle. stlrp. :10 , lie signs hIs minnie with
A telegram from New York 10 AustraHa
has to go nearly 20.000 miles , 15.000 ot which
arc by submarine cabie . ant It Is handled hy
fifteen tporators.
Time most powertut telescope now In use m
nlagmlifles 2,000 diamneters . As the moon Is u
240,000 miles tram Ihe earth It Is thus , 10 all
Intents anti imriascs. brought to within 120 u
miles or our wom'hL
A man In Bremen bas Invenled a Itnd at r
" 01 bombs" for calnln the vaves . which I
can bo nred a short dlslance. There are I
entail holes In theta allowing the oil to run
out In about al hour.
General Booth Is i Planning to send such an
Industrial colony to Canada as will astonish
the vorid. Ills scheme comprehends the
transporlaton of 10.000 people and be Is san
guglne that these people will stay ant pros-
lIeI timere
I Is announced Ihlt an egg or the great .
auk will soon be offered for sale In Eng
land. Two of these eggs , which turned up
receally sell for 175 and 260 guineas re-
spectiveiy' . Another one was sell , In London ;
a year ago for 300 guineas.
A firma In Lenten , England , has placel L
on the market electric .
Oil fire radiator con
slstn or a wrought.lron basket filled with
fire cay balls , which party hide a colorc(1
Incandescent lamp. TIme illusion afforded by
this arrangement Is that . or a glowing coal
fire In an open grale.
A cal was born with two heads near Golt i
Creek , Iont. The animal hIved only a brief ! I
time aCer birth. I was 'dark red with whit ,
marllng3. ant both heads were pertecUY
formed Time ncclts branched from the sii.ui -
tiers , and the marilngs or each face were Ille
those of the otheu a white blaze on the fore :
head. DissectIon or the anImal showed that L
It hat two hearts or normal size. but that t
there were no lungs except a small ronnatol
which occupied the space heft by the hearts
but which was wholly inadequate , In size ;
and construction to sustain p the anlmal's life .
CnsL nf Iuhlo 1.llhlll
St LuIs Ooh"-D moorat.
The cost of sUP1lylnl electricity end gal
for one year for illuminating purposes In I
the cites or the Unltel States Is put at !
$10,00.0. This co\'erl enl } ' the lghlnl
furnished under olcial authority and nt
the Illlc expense and Is exclusive of the
amount ) all by indiviuicmais . cOlortons ,
hotels theaters mind railroad and sLearshll'
companies Of the $ 0.0 npproprlaled annual -
nual ) " for the lighting of the city or New
York $15.0 Is divided among tour gin (
companlcs. and $ ! .C goes to lie ( Ins
electric light comlanies with which the
city has conlracls. . ( The gas slllpled to
publc departments costs $10.0 additional . !
and abut $ ' Is spent on naphlha lamps
Chicago , which owns its own electric lHht !
1)lnnl. spends $151).000 a year 01 gas Phila -
delphia . which Ilso owns its own Ightnl
plant. spends .ioJ'jO'd I year on lighting .
San Francisco sl'eluts $20.0. anti Boston
about the same. St. Louis , which has In so
man } ' electrical IPlllanes gone fnr nhed I
of other Amerleun cities . speUls more In n
year for electric light lumlanton than fur
gas. amId It Is the only Ilrge city In the
United Stales of which lila Is true.
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I WM stated at the commencement or lit .
last sesson thlt 1 great effort was then
mlklnl In Spain and 10111:11 : 10 Impron
thd eottdittoti oC the ° plc of IltOSO -
cONlllon thl p"Jle i ( tIOStoun.
trls , amid that I al'pN\e,1 10 he ! onlluctel
wIth extrlt1nnr ) ' muodcu'atiomi. I need
scarcely he remarked that time l'e8ul has
tCCfl so tar , very different Crol what W :
then anticipated . ot e\ents In that quarter
at the globe , wlh which we have 10 mueh
intemcourse . and Cror whIch wo derlvo our
origin we Inure always been Inxloti9 and
IntHetCI 5ieetauor . The citizens ot the .
Unlell States cherish \ \ Icnllnells the most . .
friendly In favor or the liberty elli hllllll ,
nl' or their fellow Intl on thai silo 01
the .ttlatmtic . 1n the ware at time European
Ilowtt , In matters relntnK to th 18clves.
we imave never tnken any imart mice does I
C0l11rt wih our policy tn lo so I ts only
whn our IIRht" are Invnllel , or seniouly
lueminceul that Wi relent Injuries or lake
' eparation for .Iefeme. With the
II eparaton our Wlh miiovo-
mliu'mits In this llemmiiplmero we ' ot .
11nt5 hell ( au-c ncccs.
city , 101'e eOlntct \ . nlll by tRnfM which
Il t he oh\'lol" to nil enIRhtet anti 11.
1'lrlnl obpervers . 'Fhme political 1'slll ot
the allied lJWI'rM Is essentially different II
thts t'l'SPtCt from that of Anieniems. This
duiteremice teCe0tl ficun that whmichi exlts
imi their respective go'rmimmientm. Ammd to limo
tlcfeims of our own , whiltil tins bt'emm ehieved
by time lom of so mmmcii t.hood multI treasure ,
miii.I . unatomned by tue wlsdoia ( It ( heIr Imiost
ctulighmtrnetl citizemnu , and under which we
have emmjoyeul liilCXdLImilled felicity , this
simolo . mmntlon is ulevoe,1. (
\.e owe it , timorerut e , to candor and to
the nnmlezmlle , reimitlons existing luetweemi ( he
Uniteil Stmtteit amId those pourers , to ( leclalIl
timilt We shintmhl comskier , any mltemTmpt on
thmeir Part to extend their system to any
portion of this lmcnilopiiere lie dnngcrotms to
our Peace timid on fety. Vitii the existing
CilOmmitYS or c1eliemiulemucic of Etiropeitmi
umitlon we hmtve not ititerfcrnl. and shmtli
hot ititerfere , llimt , with time govennmliemls (
vlmo lmit'e ( ie'lnreul their intletiemiulence mind
maintaimmi'ul It , nflm ) lmose Imidepemicheiice We
have. omm grtat conmuiuleratiomi antI on jtmst
ilrimicu1)les ) , miekuiowieuigetl , e commll not
Viei % ' any iimterposiiomi ( for ( he purpose of
olulmressing ( liemli , or cuntrahiimig , iii amiy
other mmiamlmmer. their dcsttmmy by any Euro- '
Ileami power , lii tiny other llgim ( titan as the
mnntfestntIomm of tin untnieuttl ) ' tiiipoitttlon
toWmmmd the Pnlted Htntcs.-l'resltient 2.10mm-
roe's mnessage , 1)eeeimituer 2. 1Si3.
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1'O\rIz ) .l.'li I.iT.
Jimilgc Mrs. l'tmwed-Our ililidiord timinles
of llotimiumg hut tIme rent. Ntiwett-You
wrommg him , my dear. I'm Ittll'C ime never
thinks of the remit imm the roof.
1)eroit ( Free i'rerts : Siiortlmmg iidhtor-
\'hitt kind of music iii ( Ilk 'lie'aikure ? "
l"inanciui Ehitor-t guess It. lutist ho a
Icimmel they iilai ivitit toot notes.
l'hiiintlt'hphiia Inquirer : ilO-i'mipfl. who
orlginate.i the motto , "I'ay mis you go ? ' '
Father-Some clumi ( lint owned a railroad ,
\Vcst Uniomi Gazette : Some men. when
tll'y are , irt-ssed utit , act as if they had
been caught stemtiimig chickens.
\Vnshmimigtoil Star : "Vehl , " saul one bach-
1w ; to amiottuer , " 110W nrc yeti anti ) 'Olmi'
litimimmfl : beimmg getting along ? "
"It's a. pretty ( iomso strlmggie , " Was ( lie
reply , 'as to which at us can iiohd out tile
lotiger under ( lie doctorim miiedicine'
Imidianapohis Journal : " 1 tttmrn.ose It ha too
late. " mused the mneniber of tue chooi
buanuh , "to regain time iuilic ) aitectien by no-
sigmiing. "
' ' 1 guess it IS , " saId the citizen. ' 'but It
3'011 die I will see that you Intro one of ( he
biggest ( tmnerais ever brought out in this
town. "
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Detroit Free Press : The beggar had a
sign UI ) . "Deaf nih ) Dumb , " and ( lie Pass-
big philanthropist toiied iii trout of him.
"I'd like to give this mami sometlming , " ho
said to Ills conipanion , 'bu ( how ant I to
icnow lie is deaf amid tltmnib ? "
"heat ) the sign , " whIspered the beggar
cautiously.
Chicago Tribune : "how will you have
your eggs cooked ? " asked the welter.
'Make any difference in the cost of 'em ? '
inquired tile cautiomms customer vfthi ( lie
brimless hat multi faded beau'd
"rimea cook 'emn with a miice slice o ham , "
said the custormier , greatly relieved ,
Detroit Free Press : And the over-dressed
yotmnr : man murmnurel : 'Cotmnt ( lint tiny
gained , whose low doscenuilng summ , sees
not a man Present fl dun , "
Indianapolis Journal : "Coucluored your
bicycle yet ? "
"No yet. Ive got so the darn machine '
tloesnt wimm more than two failS out or
three , though. "
WOULD YOU ?
iltucklymi l.ite
Would you ruffle ( lie ulown of the butterfly ?
Or scatter ( lie violet's dew ?
\Votmld you rub the soft cheek of ( lie veach
awry ?
Or rumphe the roses ? WOLmId you ?
And ( he flu-st lovIng tries of an unicisseil
iflail ( ,
Tue fairest bloom ever that bleW.
As sweet. and as frail as ( lie tiowers that
Whoever wotmli take It ? Would you ?
1ItOrllIIL.IND.
George Edgar Momitgoniery in New York Herald.
lEone is may country ! Hero my earth and
cIty !
here let me toll through all time changeful
days ;
here let mae dream nmy dreams amid find my
ways ;
Itere let me live iii ) ' life ; here let mae die !
My motherland ! My owni Her tender cry-
11cr cry to loyal chililren-thrliis umid cmiymu-
'rhiriils iii my heart of ibearts , and God muiiali
gaze
On me with horror when my lips deny
Tn peace , in war her sacred faith is mine ,
For I was fItsIllIdned gently at her breast ;
And she , who bails the nations-she , divine
And glorious in mmnitie'mlclmahule llnreit , "
Stammuls fearless wlmiie nil Europe lIes supine-
Stamit1 firm and. mighty in our radiant West.
BROWNING , KING & Co.
You Can't Stand on our Corner
Any More This Spring-
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Without an irresistable desire to spcculatc a little
in one of our new , neat and nobby spring suits. They
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are full style and great inducers to shed that old and a
shabby winter suit. Everything we now show in the
suit line is spring-decidedly so-and for Sto , $12 or $15
you can have suitsthat cannot possibly be matched outside -
side of tailor shops for less than $25 to $40. They arc
made by tile best tailors in the world-our own-the
cloth selected by our own designers , who were first to
buy , therefore giving you the pick of the best weaves ,
the best styles , the best prices , at our this week's sale of
spring suits.
BROWMINJcJHQ &