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PU3I.W1111) % iviit tOIttNU.
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TItMI ! : OP tU'lISCfltI'TflN :
n.It ? n.f ( WItIIfllt Ufldl ) Ofl YUt $ ' )
PaIt Ic ; And Sun.Thr , One % 'et'r 1) f3
UIx .twttIIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 ) )
'ftr , Mt'nthi 2 10
i4iitvny 1c Out , Y'ar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00
tittr1ity IJc.o , ' ) nO Ycnt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
\ckIy D.e One Vcutr G3
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Ornntia , 7I , Xn 1ufli1Ing.
IotiIti ; tner 111k. . Cor. ? nn 2tIi Sti.
Cntiirfl flhIirn4 , IC : ; ( fth Main Stret
( hUigo OUIc' 1 ? LIIM1IIer of Cmtnerct.
? w York , Itont , 1.1. 14 anJ 1 $ . TrIburi ltktg.
' Wniiilngton. 1l7 V Street , . W' .
COItItISIOI)1C
- All ( omflltJnlenhlnnN relnln ( to no ' ' el.
; trnlnl matter iliull be tlilrtidt To ( lie Editor.
1iUIINIS3 1.ETEflS :
¶ All bnitnti itter nnl rcnilttnncei hoil4
&c1lrei'.1 t , TIio hOe I'ubiIliin C'omPflflY ,
Onrnlrn lrnfti. chteki nn.i ntoffle orderi teL
L , mnd , riyiI4 to ( he onl4r of the eomtaIlV.
TlLl Iir.t VUItISIIING COMPAr4Y.
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: STATllr OF ClICt1.AT1O. !
th'crge H. Tzhttck. sretnry Of The le ! Pub.
liihln COflhlIAII ) . tning riII1 tu-n. Iay that tift'
: netul flUmIr of full 4nl vornilctc cpl's ' of th
atly. Morning , 1venhii nn1 StIn.1n } 1C printd !
. during the month of Iebiunry 1SG. % Vfti fl folk
lowi :
I lt.l2 10
2 . lf.1D4) ) . .
:1. : lL0S Ig
4 1Lll Vt 10.177
r 2t2l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.000
.3 " ' 10.l7 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
: 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.lr.2 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . 10.107 ! 2
. 9 i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10J02
10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.0Th 2. . 1qOO
21 10.11T 21 ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 0t
12 1q.i , ; ? 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17,00 ?
U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17.9t 21 . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .
, 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1L020 29 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,016
15 1S,601 -
Total
LeM l1tzc1loni t'r ttfllId od rctiirne1
copks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .
l
? Net ijli
Nct tlaiir a % 'rngo . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iS.10
flEOfl(1E U. TZ4(7Tf1IC1.
; Htvrn lii lttn tn ( ' nnil iicriId ) , , In my tre.
enr'e thIs 2d dat f tiircIi. 1S9 , .
( Eeat. ) N. P. lIL. Notary Public.
0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
; ,
Ilavitig l1'f'att'(1 ( ( Ci1ln1brIdg Se'QII
years lit succestIoii the Oxford crcv li
1 eiitltled to the rest tliut flcCitl ( with
the SllbIlllICfl1 ) year.
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1\Iliosourl \ lCtnocrttM , like Ne1irnsIu
deiflocrat8 , VOl1't be Iiitppy titithl they
. littvo sent two eoilteMtIlIg tlelegttloiis to
; the Chicago eoitveiitloit.
; Another InNtalhillellt of thie SInythi.
T1arthn free sIIset-n1l11hl1It4trIttIoh1 tietito.
: CLllthC hiileichiaiige of lililtilnhly recrhiiil.
3 lItiting epistheso , Is about overdue.
; It hi to 1)0 1)01(7(1 ) ( that the iiev national
fittlo COlflhllhi4SIOIlCL hind 110 hieItntoii ! to
. s'aIIoy the bait offered by his appoint.
, IntuIt , salary. hook , line ittitl all.
' , Vliat New YOtk oleinocrats are ha.
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111e11t111g the lilost iii COlllItCtIOhl tvhtlt the
elinctinelit of the ItIiies liquor license
law is the fatal blow it o1eal to free
machi.
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Infornuttloit v8li ted of one Colti irar-
'C3' , vhio a year ago was not only teaching -
ing evei'ybody how' the Ihtiatices of the
COtilltry shiotlhl be conducted , but was
t also ott the ioIiit of relievIng the Pe01)he
of thu dlllcult ! duty of selectliig their
,
ilext president.
The stiperiitteiitleiit of. the LaIor )
Temple holds the keys , the treasure 1111(1
,
tile lease of the rooms occullied by the
labor iiiiioii iiit1 llefltS his ellenIles to
- - olispossess 11111 ? . Under the cireum-
stances the only thing to 1)e ) olone Is to
either buy hum off orfreze him out.
The greatest obstacle whileli the ativo-
cates of StiltehiOO(1 ( for Arizona , Ness'
1iqxleo and Okhahioliia have to tical vltli
; Is the deeply grotintled ilild wh(1eslrea(1 ( ) (
_ 1 aversion to welcoming any more states
that vhll have more Fe1)itSt2litflt ) Ives in
the iuttlonnl seilate titan they will have
. In tile house.
. The spring season Is beginning most
propitiously. There is already an excess
, oh : llOrllllll F11iiIt'lli throughout tile state
tiiitl faFIllers are illore hopeful tillIll they
- have been for two years. Plenty of
, fllOiHttlrO flow vhhI Put the soil in coil-
dition to enhure ( a. 1)OSSibIe dry spell
inter in tile eason.
4 ! Tlto St. Louis Globe.Detnocrat re
marks that Governor Iorton w'ould
j Bt1.1l(1 ( a lCtter ) cliiuice of getthiig the
: reitiipiicitll ) nolninatlon foi the liresi-
deitcy IC lie lI'l.Ml in n doubtful shite.
The stitie : thing iiiigiit be said of fc-
inley , lteetl , Ahilsoti , Quay 111111 , lii fact ,
, . of iilh the 1)l'eSileittIitl ) ( catulklates.
Senator Brlce has given pullic cx-
i pressioti to the OliiliOhl ) that President
Cleveland vill accept niiolhier noinina-
t fen if his lili ) ty culls for hini. 'Fun
: question resolves Itself Into , Ioes his
, Ifll'ty ) wni : hiiiii ? it vlll be great coil-
; . SOilItlOil to the tl&iiiocriils to kiiS' ( that.
r they IIISC 3Ii. Clevelniid to ( till btck on
: 5111111 IleCOille llecesstiry.
.
Ii. the prohiililtioii iiatlonai convelition
t fphlovs the hues reeoiilineiltletl ly ) the
: PiOhtIbitlOll national coiniiiittee , it will
COnIC out. 01)t'iliY ) tiiitl sqiltirely for 10 to
! r free gold aiid silver eohiiitge. if the
SliVer Illeil do hot flock to tito cold
: Water statidard , hut lersist In lmving a
f hlarty all of tiit'ir OVil iiotiiiiig will be
itblo to lrcvoIlt at leiist two silver ticietto
- being ireseiited to thin voters.
There Is 501110 ifl'OhllbiiitY ) that work
flay SOOfl 1)0 ) resumed on the 11C % ' govern.
1nent lullthliig. 'rite 7OOO ( ) item in the
coiigressioiiiil appropriation bill vihl
dOtIltieSs ) be avitilublu for the Inside
i ; _ fiuilslting work of tue great edifice.
I' Thieve IIIC iiiaiiltold ieisoiis ; vliy 01110118
: is Intersteo1 In hiavilIg the vrhc )
KtIi1lei1 niltI hliSiWtl ) t coItlilletloli. It itt
IiUllOrtilitt flint every iiiechiititlc be kept
in CIn1)1OYiiltllt. )
There are a lot of tohhow8 ha pohitlc3 this
: ycar who shtouitl have stuck tc thio peanut
iuslnoa and remained an honor to their ocx.
-Cilicago Inter OcotJl.
This caniiot ieftr to tue titOVs Iii
: Nebraska politics thus year. I Ia'o ve
I hot been bitt that the 1)OhitiChLtIltt iiavt
beoii rehegatid to the rear ? Are not
the leOite ) C ( > listlttltiilg their owit coil-
'oiitioiis ttiiti iiiiiiiliig thit ir O'YII dde-
gatea to St. Louis ?
: That there is an increased deiiiazitl
for liosuile restdeiieo property Is a iitter
. of tict , itt 11(0 time in tiiu POSt liftecil
years hits thit'ro beezi itetter opportunity
tpi the ltiICliilM tif rsitltiice lots at ye.
. . . diteoti figtlres ititti the cost of illihuing )
is ntiieli less than It wits five tM1110 ago
, or , will be five years hetice. In 8iiort ,
no,0v Is thti uceejitt'tI tiiiio to iletiuiro
. hioiitett In Oiiiiiltii itiiii tue ( itc Is un.
: Irussng ! Itseif (11)011 111011 who hiiive tired
or nilyllig tribute to landlords.
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7'll1I o fl 2' ( ) .Stt1 ? T IllS i1I't1\Iil1tJ ; 1.
\Vlieii n nutii VIIhltR to plek a qllI rrel
lie iloni I to ti a ny I ron I di ' I a Il II ti I ug a
lIi i'U'x t. lii his herlt'ss effort at self-
liiidtInti1 : liinth Inst 'I'ziesilay at the
llciytl I hii her 4tI'I'hlIIey rally , SnlllIot :
'I'llliitttOl % OV'llt oil t ( If hits il ) to clini ge
the n'vsappr ) of this city and tltt
Ii ii oh itess I I ten it el I vt'ly I ii I t'ltt I o'tl iii t I ie
'Frflhlslilhssissippl exiloshi loll vitli 111111cr-
tnlchtig to tratle our Nt lwiiskit ilrI(1elt (
Itoh sllilOyt ) ) for eongressioainl slippolt
of the dxhtsItloii ) thu. 'l'hii.s cillirge Ovils
diiljlIflSiied ) by thin senator Iii the fol.
lovhiig hlIslIltilig lllngilnge :
If these sclt-cortsthtiited trallicker. , iii presi-
dentlat iIipport had kept entirely out of thih
mttcr , the expooltioti biLl would have gone
through eongreis V1L1I the greatest of case ,
and wIthout any opposition. I do not niake
1118 ataternont Idly ; I know whereof I speak ,
1011(1 ( 1 add , kindly but firmly , that It these
etrne newspapers hind devoteol one.halt of
the effoit In ! ustahnlng and upholdiig their
senator that they have in attempting to dli-
crcdlt 111111 before tim country and congress ,
their exposition bill would hiava been niuch
inoro certain of sliccoos than it s tinder the
presEnt conditions , vhilch they have hood.
lesly and iinnoceooarily created.
'i'liese tiiicilli'd : for ittiti baseless ns
heVioiIS ) Ii ave hecit sil ppli'nl t'n ted w I Iii
all ( Ijiell ( ( OVet tIlL' signature ot'
Joliii ' , t. 'E'lniiston Illhlliud iii the \Voi'hil-
hit7rllld , 111 wiiieii the senator disclaiiti
11113' rt'fereiiee to I hint htllLr. ) ) hut siiigli
out The flee for his rvpriiiuid ] : iS fol-
low's :
The Omail flee is thio only paper which
has assumed to hold out Presidential support -
port In exchiango for congressional and
state support for our oxpositioii.
Torn Reed and Senator AllIson are both
too bread and honorable to think of holding
UI , our bill in congress because of any effort
iiind by nb or anyone else to secure delegates -
gates who would voce the centinleilt of Nebraska -
braska reptibllcans III favor of McKinley.
The danger is , however , that The lice and
501110 Of tite expooltion inanagera' have hold
out unwarranted Inducements to the
frIends of Allison and hteed and have been
asserting that my pposition va all that
etood In the vny et the favorite son plan ,
in the Success of whitchI they \cro eup-
posed to have so Illuch lntcrcst. I ay
again that this unwarranted attempt to cx-
ebnoge predntIai ! suppoTt for expcsltlon
suppcrt Is all that bao endangered the oxpo-
SitiOll bill.
The senator eoiies about as iiear the
ti iithi iii these ossertioiis as lie did ill
his dramatic dOdhahIIiltlollS tailing at
liost' . lOhiticitlls : aliti railroad iig- :
nltei. : If ii hiiows vliereof ho' spptki : ,
as lie says lie does. let 111111 itroihin'e hii
i)100fs ) or letract his chiitrges. 'l'liei ( '
hits beeti no atteinlt hi1l tPv'r ( to li.r-
ter away Ni'broslit's presiden tin ! \te. (
lIlliess the rumor i4 tl ut' thitt : a calinet )
itlitce Is to he hiold In l o'seivo Ihie
luau who (1111V0r5 ( the Ncbriska deht'ga-
tion \Vihliain ? IcI'iiilt v.Vi' ehal-
leiige the seiiatoi to Point to a line in
'Pite Bee to SlllStfllltille ) : his allegation.
'File flee has lltM'er said one vori1 tie.
rogatory to McKinley. On the coji-
trary , it has said nore lii his favor luau
iii favor of all oilier candiolates coal-
llile(1 ( , Iiichtidliig ( iLliel8l ? tiiitleioii. :
' [ 'lie i'hToits of 'i'lw 11cc' niiol those of
the expositloii ii1tnag : rs liulve licen cx-
erted solely 'o'Ithi the 'ies' of ( uhlsting
the goat ! will and nsststauice of senators
811(1 coulgrc.ssmen who are in Positloll
to expelite ( or rotaid the isag of
tin ) CXIOSltIOIl bill. Ilistead of lioldng )
out PrOlilises of lresItloiltlah SuipoI't )
ul0111 Nebraska , 115 the seilator alleges ,
81)1)01115 ) for Sllhl)01t. ) hiave soug1it to this-
siliate exhL'etatiOfl of political i'eci-
procity _ In proof of this. SWl9t01 T1iili -
toui'g attention Is invited to the follow'-
lag resioiise froiui Senator UliIllldier tea
a letter invoking his luilluence In beilaif
of the expositioli with Chniriuinn Dilig-
icy of tile house Conliflittee oil ways
auth illealls :
WAShINGTON. March 20. 1S96.-Dear Sir
Your letter Is at hand. I have not yet had
time to talk with-Mr. Dlngcy. but will do
overythhng I can for the Tranmlxolsslppl
exposition , no tuattor who to president. I
behlovo a national , not International. expo-
sitton in the Interior of the country will bo
very helpful in all respects. Truly yours ,
WILLIAM E. CIJANDLEIt.
To E. flosewater , Esp.
if Senator Tliurstoii is to be behies'ed.
the QXIOSltiOIi 1)111 ) would hitve : Passed
long ago hinti it not been for the Iiiler-
feieuice of 'Tile flee atid the Omaha husi-
IICSS Illell. w'hio ore lahorin ! for its sm'-
cr55.'hiiie this is a veiy Ihatfeuluig liii.
iflltiitioil as to thin IiIfllIeilCe of The flee
at SVilSltingtoli , it Is 8180 a hitiinhulathuig
confession eu the pout of 1 in' seiiiitor.
Linti his open letter bddll dated from
his loSt of duty at 1\Tasliliigtoui iiistead
ot froill ioiltical headquarters at Omaha
It might have aftot'ded some sort of
excuse for the 010183' Iii seclilIlIg sena-
tonal action OIL the bill. 'l'li I roimitie
w'itli Senator 'l'htilrstoll is t.lillt lie is try-
lug to shift the reRiOflSlldiity 81111 III-
ik'ull ) to be totally oblivious of the
relatioiis to time 1)111)1k linposeil upon
hilmit 1)3' ) his othicial position. I he set'in
to hiutve foi'gotteit that the first duty
of it i4OiifltOr 114 to time PeoPle Of hits StUte
whose iiiteri'sts should not be sacrificed
to persouial niiiliitloii or political glory.
'FilO Sllatol"tt iiiiiitien speech hmuis ht'ttll )
thuily deii'eret1 , but iiL't IltaIdnu bill Is
yet to be lasttt'tl. )
Flue vort1s hut icr un iarsmi I ps. 'l'ime
it'0i)10 of Oinuilmit niul Nebraska. lirefer
Ki0iStililtiill ) lPSllltS to illesitleult liii rititi-
to' ) dimusimIg. 'l'hey miue iisliiig timeuii-
selves , livIma t Is Nebraska's only reliub-
lit111l semiator doing iii Nt'hirllsiul w'iteui
itleasu.ea ! of state mnt iiiit loiiutl couiceia
mtie nw'iiitiiig tito fletioli of coigress lii
seSsion ut 'tVilshmlngtoil ? 'I'iwy npphiliui
111111 vlmen Ito sn.vs un triit4tt4 the j)1o.
Ide. But thiey eaniiot conipreliemitl w'umy
Ito reftises to trmtst. tue peoie to select
their own cleleguttcL4 to the IlatiOtlull t0u1-
vent bit. ieItiier colt they clm11ht'eliduhl
w ity ho sliouhmi loiter at Imnuitu : iter hit
hills sectored all the vohitlcal iioiior that
hot tiulifllideU In his receilt oiltltiiatuin ,
Nnlouly ltgrets itiOl'e tItan 'l'lle lice
does to hit forced to use 1411dm Plitlit html-
gttago or to be driven Iiito a contro-
etsy which cauiiot litit 1)0 ) aiiiioyluig to
all COllC'Filt'L 'J'hi Iiluiiiio 11111Sf. rest
where it belomigot. There was ito occa-
sioit ( or thin nrralgnnient of any itiier
or itiy 1111110 for laboring Zt'alOtislV , to
lrOillotO ) tim TransInIssltsiplt exposit ion
ptojtCt , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It ; is tiot only possible , but lV11lllbld.
that Cliiiia ttuitl ittIssilt inive , as
rtiumiored ; conciuded it _ seeret treaty for
their intittutti iulvailtago anti itggraiitllse-
Illoilt of other neighboring l)0VtrS. ) it
Is probable , becuuse Cbiiu and itussia
- S'
have lntert'Mts lii t'oiflhilOll that s'otlld be
sntisem'ri d tiy siidm an nlllamice. 8(1 ( flu'
g oilier lintlomI9 are coiiceriii'tl , how'-
eser , tito' t'XiMtellCO of tue aliegemi tremtty
ohiouiml ilot make lilolcit tlIlTt'rdmice , because -
cause they have nlwnyiu counted on
those tsvo coillltrIt's neting together.
Olt.t7i . 'I1LT IWIP ITStf.P
'J'iiso vhio 'otiltl bLi free thieillSeiVei4
lutist strike time hlosv. Omaha can never
ilolbo to raise tii railrontl emiuhargit aitti
fiet Itself front hit' tlotilhiiittioil of Ciii-
cligil Isiols tititil It hiatt a railroad outlet
to time Great Lakes that is not tiiitlcr
tile coiitroi of time roads that have so
lOilg llttled ) ( tip Its comunlerce t ) dis-
erumnintitive Ilutes.
'oVhntever hopes may 1iit'e been built
tlloil ) thit' ProsPect of a SdfllO0ll Coil-
iit'et loll t ii rough I ii e 1111 I t I Imioro & Oh I I )
by time extemsIomi of the Omaha & St.
1.oiils railroad seems about to be dissipated -
pated by time _ ruulilnl el ( absorittloll of
timuit roOd into the hhirhitigton 53telll ,
It is not at all hih'1y that the ihuirlimig-
toil ronti voult1 Inlilti any exlt'nsIoul thu I.
Wltil ( ( ( hV'it $ 11001 of Its trallic fVhll )
its CiticiIg ( ) hut' . 'l'hic uuaiiifest object
of such 11 inirehiulse Vtihti ( ) lie to hlteS'i'llt
thin Halt tinofe & Ohihti from gainiuig a
fOot imOlil I ii 1 1 ii i l i ml gt on t ciii I o ry.
t1tnho'r exlshiimg contlit louIs there Is bit
alto' thimig for Oiiinlma It ) do iiimii that is
to emnitlate tile examples set by Ciii
eiiiiiiitl , 1'flilStM ( Ii I , St. 11iill 8m111 011meV
coiillltercC ccuitt'rs vla'ii they vnre imu thin
sIttilt' boat. Iii each of thit'se citie.4
t lief ISPt4 hail 0llI by the flSSOCllttiOiI
or local cflhlhilll5tM ) for timt' cOlistVtiI'titii
of iltilI'oOltt ( tliI t votilt1 he operateil en-
tli'eiy in their hmiterests. 'i ruillroitti to
c0hIliect Oliliuila Vitlm the Atiauitle seaboard -
board is not itceded. 'J'lie object Iii
'ies' can be : iceoluiiislletl ) fully : ts vehl
hiy a line that ivill g1u' Onituliil tlhiet
( ! oflit'CttOit S'lt ii Lulift' Stllei'iV ) ( iiiitl iii-
eltk'ntnliy u'ull be able to effect tralile
ni'raulgeino'iits VitlI gtPit : hues lii' the
111111015 ( elItl'lll , IaektiW'1lti11ll 01111 OthlV.t
tulult votihtl lie crossed by mu road (10111
Cnuuhia ) : to Luthntli. in enubarkhlig In
sttt. hi l II eiiteipiisn they \suhl assuluit no
vei.y great risk. A r4ttke Superior road
\Vtillml opel ! UI ) it fei'tlit' anti iioi111l I
seetioui of iowt alld ? tliminesota that
votiltl at time ouitst itiTord a guaVa lily
of llrofhtable iornl I ralhie , 1111(1S'hlell ( hit'
road is ttllin CitmlllPtCti ( It \ihl l ) ( iii
POsitloil to ) sCCllt't' tiirouigh tratile in both
dhteet 10115. It vouhtl 11:4111 : coul : , iromu
Ott ? 111111 iuiilih)0V aiiii hiuhidiiig lilIttel ilths
' 1'5tW'fli'd 1111(1 ( ginimi. cattle 111111 ilieltt
1)VO(1ilt5 ( ( to the iflkt14 ! for trflfls-shiilfllCIit
to ) thin 11auitie SelIIiilh. ) )
lint I IU' 11111111 aeiiie't'mnent voiild be
tht' estabhishlilleilt iii Omaha of a grahmi
iititt'ht't auth the comiveisloii Of OnlahmlI
11110 thin piiiieiiiah distiiiiuitiiig pohit fol
thit. ' great couil belt of vh1ichl It is the
eo'mttt't . rimeuutet1 froni thin iiicul > tis of
dISeliililliflt hug rates that make it so
oliflienht for it to compete with rival
Missouri river cities. 0mu ha would forge
ahead vitii 1111 lilipetuls thlltt s'buit1 In.
sate for it OOOOO poIlllatlOil before all-
othini' decatlo ? suirill iiavt' iilSSl. (
. \iil Oinuhia capitalists unol epeeilhly :
its heavy llV0hlelt3' oW'ilnis (0U11' to thin
froilt 81111 put thehi' SliOllh(1erS to tile
wimeel : is they lauve ( Ionic prev1ouis
occasIons wimeli OilituiIa'8 future was at
stake ? .
TIW n iJlA-G PJ1OIThFJ.l1.
q'uit' I)101)it'til ) ill reguiol : to a h1iiik eu11
iciic.V Is i'eiiortt'd to 1 , rec1s'Ing OilIest
tOliStililt Cilshlt'l'fltilil ( ( 1)3' ) tue house
tOuliim1itte ( ' on ll1ulhmig tiiitl ( i1l11'ii'3 , aiid
It Is sit1 that thm COtiSuiltOtiOllS at' time
COllIIilIttCt utte Ii-atliuig up to a POhilt
vhiere some 5ilt ( of a coniproinlso 1111gb
lii' poSSil)1e If C'iiairniali 'tVa1ler voui1d
1lhIllillOil tile lighit ( or tile ciutttillc'nt Of
his ellthI't ) bill. .I'iiis illeasuIro einbatlies
a Stci ) Ill thin olireetlomi ot banking oii
grllPi'tii assets , Which , it is beiie'ol , Is
iiiolal)1y ) iihi thi1t COlt lLt attniiied , ( sen
1 i ouii the house , thtiring the lireseilt coil-
gless. tllOthiCV lileLHI1VO : ? befote time coin-
initice conteiiijihltes liii' Imicrease of time
sceuii't'tl cireuliitioii of the national
! IIIIkS ; to time umau vahut' of hut , boumds , iuiitl
thin retireinelut ( i' iegah tender pole's to
jtlst the a milolliii of miew' hlttmlk imotes is-
stied. St ill ; tilotiinr bill comltelilpilteS : B
soimmte\Villlt tdiililil' ; seliumue by it'tiiiiimig :
tue ettuieil eirCliIlltiOll and isstiimtg a
supilelmtelita ) ry chreula t loll , based upoil
tl1)O4it ( ) $ aiid suibjo-et tO a grldiiltted : timx.
'J'iie 1)111 ireltart'd ) i\ ) S'l'tli ( rv Carlisle
t'oL' thin i)11llhimig eojiimiiitlttt' oi thin last
eoimgtOSS has beo'it iii I totIiicc'th , 1 tIlt Is
hot exlectetl to receive st'rlous emisitler-
a tloa.
One of the 1)c'st Iiiformutal of'asliIuig -
11)11 COriPSloIihiit ( ( $ Oil these hIlt tttr ? $
says that it vuulii hot be silrjrIsing ) , 11
there ti.e 1lli % ' evhileiice Iii I lie ilamIkhlIg
couitinittee of it tieshit' to get together , If
sommie 1iIOlif1'8ti0il ( of tIme llahtiillort
1)11111 ) , icriii ) I t I iii g issuit'tt II 1)0 ) II itsS&'ts Iii )
to 50 in'i cent of' time , ci1iitnl : , with a
gt'iinriui safety fund , could be agreed
uilloll. lit ? slittt's IhiOt time prescilt teill-
h)01 ) of thin enhiliihittee is ogahiist t colil-
lhtO nhamidoniiienL of the sysltiil of si'-
( iired circulation , vhiii tever sIeis ) lhtt'y
11111) ' 1)13 ) w'hihiiig to ) t U he iii a teiitat Ivo'
W'lly iii hut' direct loll of a sck'iitilic a nil
1 iliSt In bniuh iiott , ( ! lirieiiry , I n ) flllkilg
' ' ' ' thitt lull to iuhiov
IL fIIYOflhhlt' ) ) l't'lot't on
lIlitioliitl lOtliks to eireiihi : to unites lii ) to
thin uar vihtit' ; of their hindtt ) , thin liousi'
eomnlluitto'o Oil riirreiin aximi haiuikhiig
2IIIyS thmuit It iiilgiit ht'iuil to an lilerense of
time cireiihittioii by 2OOOOO ( ) , iuimil uvithm-
out asst'rtiimg that theme sihl in' this ill-
ei't'lse limo' ( Ollililil tee 5:13's : IlilIt it Is of
ti ill (11)1 ) ii I ( Ill I iim : I. I f I un hi hI I i ecoin is a
lauv , thmciot will be nit Imicrease him tiit'
it milolili t oh' ci ieiila t lou Issiictl vimeti t lie
thi mmitiuitls of' iuisiimt'ss ieqiiirn It. 'l'iit'
i'tuIWlt ftui'tlier ilt'O thiitt It set iils deny
thiitt s'iit ui thin iiiiiks : finti so little vroiit
lit thl'hL' ( circulatIon , us nov limited , 111111
It. seamct'ly ias to titkti it out , 111cm
ot'.ghit to un iiii enlargenient of their
rights to Issue notes , so as to afford itii
iiitluceiiinuit to fimrmiisii us large a limos-
limo of itccoiiiiilothiitloit to thi COiiiiiili-
imlty as It4 comiipntlhhe vitli entire safety
to hole iloidels. 'l'hils is irolsibb' thit'
-ittsu' of a inuijorlty Of thin rPll1)hitl1itt ) Iii
time house , mit it t lie bill ahlovIng hit-
tltiiinl lnuiiks It ) Issue ilotes to the iiuir
'ithtlo of their lomids simouhi P1155 thin
house , It Is lot itt itlh I)1obuible thmitt It
couhi be hmltsst(1 ? ( iii I lie seiimi to' , vhiemo It
otihl dllClliiitCL' 11 tiethiy : south di'iiIo-
citt he opimosittoim , togt't 11cr with
tlitt tree silver VehIibhICullhS ) iiiitl
the loptmhists. ) II'lttt bust two em.
mneiits urge timitt the country
ought ti ( hiiiye hiiore etutieiiey , but thii'y
utro not w'ilhhug that It should be sup-
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t-----
hilt' ) ( % by thmn'.Jhljktt , ( hltoilghl nti l' CoiiCCt-
sltiii liteoimfle1uh to Ihiost' liisthtntloims ,
As time situntion hioov looks it seellii4
iim'etty sflft' csi hlitit thio't'e will lie iio
hrnimk-hmmg orhvotip'r legislation affecting
I lIt' CII lilm ( . ; lt. , ( lit' hresemlt cohigiest ;
it Ii tI &erh a I ii i im e il t t Ii Is sessioti. 'i'hi e
t''l ill lii Icii ii hiflsp mliii .s 1111 55 $01111' iii Cli 5
Iti. ( ' mit t lit' niht1 snPJdomi , hilt minihhuig it
hilly iidopt ac'cltiuliln ) to the sil-
vetS eie1imehltji'\Slici1 tlotlmimlZltett ) the seii-
mute.
7'1XIXu1 Jt.si'xsznhI1rr. ; (
It Is hot tIi foult of tIme repubhhcaim
iiiuijorhly iii flfn foumsp of rehiresemitat 1SO.S
that no Proviioil tins hieiu iimntle for
stoppIng tll ( ' tmeasumm7 oleilcit. As sooti as
liillCti'flhiln itfk'i' the house v1s fully
orgniiiaetl thin vnys 811(1 limetmils cohllimmit-
to'e forimiumhitteti 811(1 ( ieIDitt't1 a liii !
Vili'll It S'I8 esthiiiited Vt'Otihd tttiip1
additIonal mnvliti& ' to hit' amount of
ti'OliiIOOOOX ( } ( ) to $4i.000,000. Thus
uneasiureI1s Proimihitly lmssc'd. I t vns
1111 elli'Igeii'y lull. lnto'iided to st1pitl. '
time govel'ililmeim I vitlm itceileti lCV'ilti ( ,
111111 vhihle it iVLVI(1C41 ) ( for a. geimemal iii.
( 'idlS ( ' lit ( luitiUtt It eOill(1 ( iiot fiIily be
megniiletl 11t hlrOteetlVt' , tliouighi its effect ,
had It become 1nv , vouihcl jirobabhy
hitt' ; beeii to elmeck liilportutlomis : niiuh
thereby lieu ) sonic AIIIdI'lcflhi ilIt1ti5tre8 ,
ltotuiihy VlOh nnd voolemm. vhmicIi iuro
SI' iTerhng dl'ir1"sshon " umlider thin ) ' ( $
tnrifl. 'I'iit'rc cOil ha mme reasonahile doubt
tiout liii' eliicttmicull : of thin 1)hla.ley bill
\u'OtuIl ( iiiivi' doit' ) iiuieii t o\VOIol tt'storh ng
hinuuimcluil uumd buishutess eonfldeiice , vhuic1m
\.hul 110)1. fully revive so hong us thin lnve-
ilUCS Of thin itbut hoiinl tiPIiSu1t a1e hess
1111111 hit' exiieiidhtures.
'I'huis 111e1511lt Y1tS selIt to thin seniutt'
cuitlorseti hut tihuly by a large majority
of time reiirt'SeiltfltlVes Of lime iQ0lhC ) , 1)111 )
Ijy t ha' mica 113' II II a ii inious seim I i men t of
thit' mehulldlcahfs 01' thin country. Not
ht'c.uutse It hlhtc'tl thin Utrilt ilulties viieme
111(1st ( rciiuihhicaiis believe they ought to
1)1 ) ? hililced , hail for thin reason that it
\ ils hut' liest Ibat enniti lie doiuc' itt this
hum for stomiping ireasimmy deficits and
ui'Crth1lg fuirtho'r aduhitlons to time Ptlihie
tht'bt. 'i'hui bill C'tltIhtl have 1)ell ) IlasSeti
lit the seiltite vlthi time support of a fev
b'ituormats frolil tite souimiti ll1OiiC states ,
IntL thin du'uiloci'lttIe selintors tilihtell vIthm
tho' fret' silver mehlumblienus to ilt'vemmt
limo' passage ( if.lhms . ! ineuisuli ( ' iou. time me-
Ihef of thin tueasumry aiitl wcie successful
Iiu doing .54) . A. . lumtguiii : vis : muiulo' : by
' ' ' dlIltOlS 011th theIr
viiholl thi& ' Sli4't't' $
allIes 'emn Ii ) vote against tile fliiiglt'y
lull , vhiihe oiiip'of the olnmimotmatie Sell-
atoi s w ei e It ) Old them Iii gettitig a ( mci'
coilliuge suiiitqip ( adopted and thin : ut -
vtiiguiinitt. : urrled out _ Thins thit'
( lelilOcrals frflfli thin 50111111 1i101ie StOICS
h'nlped ' to kiilfl'hileaSuime urgeilhhy ole
iP.lulthe(1 Iii iItemest of thin govern-
iitt'lit 1m11I ( tiioigniieitl vehfmmn.
It Is $ ) ' to say that thin
. 'of thIs
u.souiShhIhIty ] hiu fitliu5e
I nglshntlqii , 13poll ) jut' north-
' Who were will-
( Ill dellltCiB ) 1illb'iflilltOlS ! (
lug to jo0c.1Iftct In l'hiihf of liartisali
illIcY : t1t1mo . ; li tttethy ( IISCICI1ItL'tl by
teutht5 , tiit' CPMUt of time go'eritmnoilt
uliti hit' i)105h't1lS' t' time cotliltry. Notli-
umugttff req wiPb.o ) hutvt' 1.r41i ( ) XLCtt1 )
fiounhn free slhve.m lIen.uviiose pohic
hi oiiL' of ruihe or ruin , iluitithmern can he
110 jiitiflcutiomt for tint eouie of soiiiiti
lOOiley deunocint Ic sellators.
The Icncr a man of int llhgence studies
the xpositlOfl project the Iarg&r and more
tmpOl'ttflt does It becoino In h1 view.-
World-Herald. .
Itiglit you 1u e for 011CC. That is whiat
' [ 'lie Bee said at tile veiy iueeptioii
of this gi'eat enlnyprhsevhmen iUt ) ( ew
lt'oPhe ) limid ilimy cOflCCltioui of its Iling1II-
tuide 1111(1 ( Its .sthimiulatlmig itttitmenCi' upon
thin iilhliStVIUi ( ie\'ehOjlliellt Of thin eiitlmn
vest. it Is fuiilieriilome safe to predict
that tii exjioltio1l ' , Vhil giow' 1111011 thin
public inhumd iund Ittt IlllhoI tnhlce \ % hil 118
suluime greater proportlonsils its features
lIme brought Iiit vIew by iicuission.
Coiistant ImuprovenleIlt in thin postal
SC1VICO iS itotIcib1 : in the larger cities
muitti Omnmlma : keeps pilce vIthi Ihuenl nih.
'l'iu ieeiit ( ) Vde1 ietJlliiiilg carriers to
iiinke. six eills : II day in tilt bulslliess l)01-
tioll of time City ItO about equilvitient to
havIng a 1icstohllueoih every block. tV Itlm
utchm service it lhiis thin lhlIshiless lIeu
iin'e grolilull for coin-
of ( ) uilttillL can no
hilaint oil necotiitt of tiehimy in ieeelpt 01.
i1elIst'ry of until -imatter. All that Is
hitckiiig Is thi t'prhy imloiiiluig last initil
1(1 thit ? s'es1 , viiIeb in tulle thin depart.
iuieilt lilmlV hit' t'xpnctnd to IlIOVIIIC.
'FIm Real Estitt e Owners' assOcilLtIOil
iiilgimt i'tii 501110 hliOtit tllke Ill ) thin
111111 Icr ot' brick lamlidImIg in thIs city.
A. city of brick is a thilng of beauty and
a joy -foievei . The better residences ot
Deimver are nlOsth3' of pressed brIck 111111
they lmiiprt'ss 'IsItoms ) Vithi theIr benuity
and durability. 'I'ime niaterini for brIck
lnaictiIg Is alnujidulilt Iii and orotmnd
Omnithiii nn(1 liii iit rtnsod , ( leflIflilti for
brIck w o-.ihil give life 811(1 ( VilflhitY to
liii ) ' Imulnstry vIu1ehi is struggling for
existence. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
01ut y iiii1t- I hi' iii ye Go.
K4.ftii ? Ienocrat.
There are somio fihngs that Hitchcock
won't do , but tt.i41 $ jimot that ito will refine
to make an honest penny when Tom Majors
15 in tue .
1) illilOliN for flciiiocras.
ffltfmct-temocrat.
Potmrteea new 'driable stars have been
dIscovered at t1eItIttrVard olm'orvatory , anti
tl'e democrats lcIif heeall of them in No-
votitber. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
-ytliri- -
lctuii'rlt' ChIn 0iiti.
cIlM.&t ) Tribune.
Wizards Edt'iH3 110(1 ( 'Foila wIli pardon
thu ittiggOStiOil It they work a little
umioro and tahkjolment it little hess they
will et there ponrr ,
-U
If 114-li 0opll Amiseri
' Tliiufle.
If old lIen tUtq1woro alive to hear time
discusvhon ovfr' gl4lii.g hiliui a vtatuo liii con-
teinhtiiOUi ifldhffor.IlCo . could hardly flnd ox-
irevsion. , Whatqver ills fauhtu , lie vas not
a victim of inordineto vanity as to the
value of his services to the country mind
would hiavo been pelrctly willing to let his
record speak for Itieht , h'eriiapu it Is juet
a well for hits postiiuiflOUs critics that the
old man Is not hero to take part lu the
discussion. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Gturiii CglM ( . ) ' $ 4tniljifloim.
Indianapolis Nevs.
\\'ouid that there intgiit be more of the
tribe of Casy , tim gooI gciioral who dIed
03 Suddoili ) ' \'ashington recently , in the
hOW national library , of thu construction of
which be bad charge. hits ambition
'Yes to complete the great building wIthin
time tinie fixed and without exceeding the es-
timmuate and the appropriatiomi , Did any one
over hear of any oIlier ammo charged with
the contitruetion of a natIonal building 1)05.
eesed of suck au ambltiou ? Uiaiahhy , no
000 eopeCt5 the original otlmato s to tlnio
of completion sod cost ot construction to
stiutid. In esito of nearly all natlesiol struct-
tires. epecha1hy large biiiitVngs nod improve-
meats , the orignrth ! stproprlatlon i hardly
sumclent. No hIgher proof of the honesty anti
intelligence of pubhie officers , commissions
anti contractors can over be given than that
pflbhic bmmiltl.igs : erected by them were built
"within the appropriation. "
VelI Vitto'r .Moanilslie.
Central CIty Ilemocrat.
According to the Worlol.ilerahd and other
state pipers the water is coming up from
below itt a rapid rate , end it it contintmes
to rise for the next wock no it hiss for a
few tlay hmast , hue psople 10 the lowlands
will have to move out. or they will find
themselves flaiLing around in the water two
foot deep. We tlont know whether the papers
pimbhlsh such hosh to induce Immigration or to
( ncotmi-nge tli natives. but tile publication of
such rot Is childish if not silly. Plenty of
moIsture from above iswhat we vauit , and
it ivilh find its way below all right.
11I0 (1iInn
llufaIu I1alrcss.
Of all wofuhly mnirinanaged affairs which
have appeared before congress in rc'cont
years thtiti Cuban discuusmon has been time
worst. By passing the reaolutlono in the
first place. amid a blaze of pyrotechnic oratory -
tory and apporently with the demagogic
itica that they wore tickling tue popular ear ,
cngcis gave great and unnecessary offense
to Spain. By now recommItting theni , thio
friondo of Cmula untust naturally feel more
otcntied anti disgusted thom this ) ' would It
the limiter had never been IaICOiI tip. 1x-
perlonced senators and rcprce'entativcs , who
VOi , . ) old enough to know better , have acted
like a crowd of ohool boys practicing hI a
debating society.
Crst imca "l'il iii I il ioi-liis. "
Chicago I'uit.
The lmroposai of Dr. Crane , of the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal chiurchi , to borrow a
heat out of tue book of jouuIahisnl fiLl to
prc1ace liii Sunday evemmiiig ditctmrmis with
brief addrcscs , a ha editorial , Oil clirrouit
events , niay prove a vIsu cue-mud it amay
not.
not.if
if the preacher treats his subject from the
holnt of ' 1ew of ethics , u'eii and good ; If
from that. of politick' . even though lie seeks
to avoid partisaumo.hmlp , the ilanger will be
that ho will ado ! little to tii Informatic.i
&rady hCiOCL1Cd y his hearers and detract
couu'lolcrably from the wholesome respect
felt by them for Sunday as a day of WorShuil )
nimi for Trinity cllurch ac a place of wor-
ship.
ship.rhie
rhie t'traighmtforwnrd ' editorial treatment of
a subjc : is to bc eemmnided to the preacher ;
but. not the ciltorial subject Itself , no a rule.
The traditional field of time preacher has not
becil overworked auid never will bc The
nicst hmifluontial mimiistere. of religion iii thu
ecumitry nrc mcii vhio have kept strIctly tea
a hino of pulpit effcrt , which has not led
them into the samictumui of the secular prci.s.
IzCrane's imuw departure will ho studied
Wlthl interest.
IrI , , rv IdMK'M iii CuJn.
1nnas City Star.
Tim heavy claims of Americins for
damages rcsulting from the Cuban insur-
retioui , ainouilttng , it is saId , to 30,000,000 ,
appears not to have received any consldera-
tion from congress in tile discussion of the
proposition to acknowiodge the belligerency
of th& Cuban insurgents. Tile lJmiited States
wIll not be able to press these claims if tilts
country asumes th position that a. state
of war exists in Cuba. On the other hand , as
long as thlo United States acknowledges the
nominal supremacy of Spain iii Cuba , It can
insist on payment of these clainms , and caa
d it. to3 , without appearing openhy en-
fren1iy to Spain. Such a policy would be
mnoo embarrassing to Spain titan Imcknowl-
etghng ! the belligerency of the Cubans. Spain
i tiraining itself to carry on tIlls war and
would ho glad to bo freed from tii necessity
ot paying these mnany millions of damages.
On the other hand. contantly pressing
them upon the attention of the Spanish
govornmnent. as tlley go on accumulating. will
have tim effect of piling up the costs of the
war so hilgil that Spain may finally reihum-
ijuieli the conflict on account if Its enormous
cast. It may be that these claims will open
'thb ' 'ay for aiding ( lie Cubans in a much
more effective wey titan merely Collceding
to them time rights -belligerents. .
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I'EitSNAL ANt ) O'l'lElt'VISF ? .
Whe1i it comes to dealing with other peo-
imlo'mt affairs congress is an Cnthltlsiat-tC unit.
Tue gayety of time camapaign is assured.
' ( ito lion. I-lope Poleimihl is hustling for a-
vor.te .ionsiiine in Georg'n.
A dariug highwayman attempted to hold
III ) a member of the Ohio legislature. As
the rcbber bad sound legs , lie imlanaged to
escape.
Having regulated to their satiefactlon the
size of feminine hicadgear at theaters , mem-
hers of the Ohio legislature propo'e to check
time tendency of poultry men to egg on their
birds at tilts seas-on.
'File rail of great names waxeth rich and
lunulnous. The Hon. Samuel States holds
t1o'n a public office in the hustling town of
Pnnxsutawney , Jefferson county , Pa. . and his
first born. chriutened United , is now full-
growii and teaches school.
William E. Gladstone recently remarked
that he ivao proud of the fact that Ito had
rower been addlcteI to tobacco , wine or any
other stimulant. Ho alCiloWledged. how-
over. that ho bad been , under strc.ss of work ,
somotiuime tempted to glvo nature an arti-
ficlal ally.
Sol Smith flusohl thirty years ago was a
mmiombor of a barnstormniiig troupe , sleeping
whicro hic cotild and eating when there was
anything to Ime lied ; to1uy lie is the owner
of a big buiiiness block in Minneapolis and
lies imiommey enough to make any deal in time
theatrical market.
It. is reported froni Washington that Pres-
idcnt Cleveland's tailor aullmOtiflces that ito
charged time executive $ W for liii latest suit
of chotimoc on account of time amnOilumt of cloth
required. Thin sartorial artist vommeimsafed tile
fmmrthmer tnformmmtlon that lie could afford to
Imlm2ko a similar cult for a man of ordinary
cizo for $50.
Suntict Cox whllio alive bore with modesty
hut without challenge tile title of father of
tlmo hifo saving service. Thin senate of Now
Jersey has re'olvcd ' that ox-Governor 'Nil-
ham A. Newell was thio origiumator of time
mmervico , hIs claim to priority as a imiember
of congress dating hack to 1848. This mmmay
be entirely warranted , but Mr Cox had all
LImo barth woik of tue insisting , urging , father-
lag and providing for the Infant service ,
wiiicii forever immimet do honor to liii iiam
by tiio relation lie bore to it in life.
V1'1t1.i'/l % ( 'I'lhlI Ii.'tY.
SprIngfield Republican : Railroad men in
New York are saId to be well satisfied with
time Ummitemi Statomi smupreme court's docisiomm
10 thu Drown case , 'fimey ore as mccii op.
ieod to secret rate unakiimg ami anybody , they
say , and would be ghati to see tint agents of
time wcaer roads , which make IfloSt of the
trouble , brought to book.
Pimiladeiphila flecord : Time anioimdment securIng -
curIng witnesses ageinit prosectitiomi for of-
fciiss againot time law nmimittcd in courL
use hmee-iI declared 'ahid. Witnessea Who ahahl
rtfimso to answer ipmcstlono as to viohatlons
of law I ) ) ' traimoportution companies -will be
punished for contempt. This tlecislon gives
life to time interstate commerce act by inak.
log it possible to 051)050 unfaIr diecriummimia-
tions in treigtmt rates.
hndianapqlia News : Time court imas miau'cfi
tii interstate commerce law , given effect to
the statute of 1893 , and hiss kept within
constituttommal limits. As to the proposition
that the law of 1893 would umot save a wit-
lmes'J ( ron-i imroaecutioml in the state courts ,
Justice Brown replies that "the federal
statutes are time supreme law of the hand ,
and apply in time state , as well as in the
federal courts. "
Citiago Chronicle : Tue decision draws a
marked difference between hlrowim , who was
the auditor of the railway company macrely
ciiarged with keeping its accounts , and the
officers of tint company responsible for grammt-
hag rebatcii and drawbacku in violation of the
law. It 1mm saId that tIme language relatitmg
to privileged witmiesses would be strained if
apimited to imhmn , aumd that. lie would not oven
be diogracemi by vuchm timculpating testimony
as ito nligimt furalsim , This heaves still an op.
portunity for conjecture. % 'hion the officers
of tIme railway corporation uvimo made the uum-
lawful contracts shall be called as whtticans
imow will time statute affect them ? Time do-
dunn does not clothe time Interstate corn-
milissioui with new powers. In tue case of Coil-
tumacious witnesses they still must go to a
United States coart to enforce fuie production -
tion of testlinommy.
IN TItil (1Vh1liltt'l'OitttI , l'll7iD.
( lenova Journiti ( rep.Tiiere : will be plenty
ef (11110' ( to talon imp tIlt' selection of governor
after we have harvested time imrcehlential Imy
crop.
Iihicy hlopubhican ( rep ) : While watching
txiotns ontl looniiets of vmuriouiem kinds jmist
keep your eyes mumellageil upon the bootmi
of lion. Ilijslm Filicy for governor ,
( Irand Isianmi Indepenilent ( roil.Vimerever ) :
there is a coovention these days YOU will
finmi Jack McColl and his glmhmermlatorial boom ,
Anti botm stein to ito welcomneti eyerywhiere.
( irand hslantl Independent ( rep. ) : Any one
who iningines that immge11o Moore as a gu-
bernatorhal caumdidatac vilh not lowe a liot
of friends in time state convention reckons
witlmoiit his hmosL The present auditor is a
quiet toiL Imersistent rustier.
Mint1im Gazette ( rep ) : Of all the ivuunes
mentioned in connection With the guberna-
torimmi nomination Captain /tdamns. is still time
favorite , SonIc Ih-oatch lite-rattire lmas been
received in Minden the Past week , bmmt i Is
a waste of stationery and stamps.
Tectmnisohi Journal ( rep. ) : lion. Jack Mc-
Coil is strictly in time race fort time repub-
hican nonmination for governor. The indications -
tions arc that lila stremlgthl is rapidly Increasing -
creasing and liii will cortnlniy be one of time
strongest of time umaunes mnoimtioned in tIme
stab convention.
Kearney hub ( rep. ) , Tnck MacCoIl's good
stnyuuug qualities are liable yet to land liOn
iii thmt' gubernatorial chair lunitos he has a
care. It vos fleui huller who won the gov-
ernorsimip of .iaachtmetts just ioelumloe ime
kept goiumg after it , anti tt w-oumldmm't be at
oIl rurprlsing if flay State history simbuld
im repeated this year In Nebraska ,
Orotna Iteporter ( rep. ) : Captmuium C. F.
.oiammls of Smiperlur is time latest acquiisitlomm
to time long list of republican aspirants for
gubernatorial honors , ilut. it will be ample
tOne to tliscuss tiiesct state amattors wimen
uo lmave once adjusted ourselves firumily on
tIme national issue. "One tIming at a thumme
(111(1 ( that doume well , i a very good rule , as
ninny cttn tell. "
Grand Island Inmiependent ( rcp. ) It is
stated that Judge hayward of Nebraska
City will be brotmght. out as a cantlidato for
governor by th0 veterans of Nebraska , atiol
about his being a clean candidate with a
splenmlkl record as an old soitlier mind civilian
there Is no doubt. He hiatt all tile qtummhifica-
tions to 1111100 fl most excellent governor , and
it nominated , wlhP be elected beyond 1doubt.
Fairfield News ( rep. ) : hum the hmmli of state
politics , caused by the extiemo interest in
time national situatioml , limo aspirants for of-
flee have not bcmm entirely idio. Neither
imavcu time candidate-makers 1)0011 entirely itihe.
New aspirants are beimmg grooimmed. Tim
gubernatorial situation has become more
complex. In time umorthi imart of the state
Moikhojohn and McCall will be time leading
contestants. but they will find a strong
competitor from thin south country in time
person of C. I. Richards ,
Nebraska City Press ( rep. ) : lion. John
C. Vatson is not a candidate for governor ,
but endorses lion. M. I. Ilaywarmi for 1that
omce. Speaking of imim to a I'ress repro-
seimtattvo recently , Mr. Watson said : 'I
consider Judge hayward time imoer of fl1l
wimo have been niontionemi as candidates for
tlmo high imonor.Vo mmli know imis ability ,
both a an executive and on time judiclah
bench. If the judge will OCCCit th mmomImla-
tiomi I believe tiio republicans will name
iliuml. At least , ime cami have may earnest
support. "
BlaIr I'ilot ( rep. ) : Mayor \V. .1. tlroatch
of Ommuima is sending out broadcast a letter
which reads as follows : " 1 am indebted
to a mutual friend for your name as a republican -
publican of prominence and influence in your
locality , and I write to annoumnce that I
am a candidate for governor , and treat that
my name as a stalts'art republican is not en-
known to you. Any slmpporL you may give
mo will be greatly mlpprcciated" Just how
many suckers this letter will catch remains
to ho aeon , but probably not many. flroatcli
is too well known as a Political mnanipu-
later , whmos methods are not always tIme
cleanest , to be or become a very formidable
gibormmatorial candidate outside of Douglas
coumlty.
Crop I'rospocjs iii I'ebritskmt.
amtcao Tmibune.
A newspaper thoxoted to western interestcm ,
the Corn fleit , contaIns news of time umest
clmeoring cimaracter in rcard to crop Prospects
iii Nebraska. Snow fehi March 14 mmli over
time state. the depth iii the vlaccs where it
was most needed being eighteen to twenty
indies , and two days hater there was antimcr
visitation of tIm sanie kind. As a reelilt of
this time farimlerim are rejoicIng over the as-
ourance of phemmtyof moisture for the crops
of the comning summer and autummmn , which is
all the more welcome , as it follows closely on
a period of severe droutim. 'rime tarmmmcrs say
time ground nas never In better condition
title time of year. and they hope to be able
to make up for the abort crops of 1804 and
1895. Time oven distribution of the snow
ummalces thmo nlaterial benefit to agricultural
tnterest much greater than otherwise could
be expected. Stocho of all kinds has comae
out of winter quarters in cxceiient condition ,
tiio mild weather of time last thmree mommtims
having permitted time aumimnais to keep fat
with little mmiore feed than that afforded by
time range. To the better outlook for this
year is added time hope of sevcrai good crops
to follow time last tvo years of droutim , as
Prof. Moore , cimiet of time National Weather
bureau , has decided , after hong and careful
observation , timat the droimthm period comes
once in every nine to fifteen years , haste
one or two years wlmem it comes , and is al-
cays emicceetled by several years of lormah
nmolsturo and an era of bountcoutt crops.
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I'h'lIL 'l'hifl S'i'.t'l'ii Oi7l'iCtii ,
hhi.tir i'hlot ( rcpi looka. from th tavsr- j
01)10 conunents of the state papers , as It
C , (1 MoNish ofS'lsumer Is sm3verl iemmgtiis
ahead of all cenipetitors in time race for state -
tre.ienrcr.
Cahioway Cotmrier ( repf ) Cumiter coummty
limum two aspirants for state omc I , . II ,
Jewctt , time wants to be treasurer. null J.
if , Chapman , who wotmiml be aitumofleol with
time tumditorsimip.
lcmirney flub ( rei. ) : Ocorgcm A. ihrocdci '
of hlazile Mills is being wimoopt'd imp in , :
eastern Nebiimka for tIm relnbhicsn nomhna- m
tion for state treasurer , nmmd if halt of what
iii Raid nbouut him Is true ho is ore of tIme
beit equipped maca in limo stOte for the poet-
then. I
Niobrara Tribimumo ( rep. ) : Tim boom for 4
lion , George A. hirooks for state ticasuirer 1 - -
still grows. Tike the 1)00111 for ? icKinley .
liii strength is not confined to metes aui
botmmnls. lie is the choice of time pctplo
anti the people must be hearth in Nt'braska
this year , wimlhe time pohitichaiis take a back
aetit In the gallery.
Niobrara Tribune ( rep. ) : iroumi time rid-
lertOn Journal uvo gleaml the fact timat Louis
hemmer \'alparaiso is to be a emitmolidato
for state tremmmn-cr. fly Limo time Mr. lid-
mner gets to ( ho state ComIvOntlon ho wilt
find the ground pretty mmemiriy all occmmpiod -
by lion , Goergo A , hlrooks of Knox. But t
then , timere is miotlmimmg like giviumg the niatter
a trial mt
mt.m
Asimlanmi Gazette ( rep. ) : Mr. Louis hemmer .m , . )
of Vahparatso 'as iii tlmti city Friday , lie in
a very Pleasammt appearhumg gentlenman. lie
hmmue served tIme people of Lancaster county
in time capacity of treasurer. anti made. we
are informmmotl , a calmable olilcial , lie is an
aspirant for the Position of etitC treneuror
on time republican ticket anti Is strongly -
rc.communendetl by tlmoso who are aemmaintcd
uuitlt imimmi.
Seward Itcportor ( rep. ) : II. 13. trey of
Ommimilma sttmmmls us a earth 1)emtrimmg huts nieturo
antI ahmnoulmictuig that ito is a canmhitlate tom'
tim rcplmbhican nommmimmatlon for state tress-
tiror. Mr. Iroy appears to be a good looking . -
immali , and ito has time recommendation of ,
imaving served whth credit as treasurer of I
Domiglas county for four years. Ito will f
tImId plenty of coumipetittomi for limo miamnatton
ho reks , , as camitlitlates for limo Imlaco are "
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numerous.
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MIIt'l'ilF'UI P1NCIES.
Cimicago Ttecord : "l'almmt , wiiat Ia a 'walk
tmm lifo7 ' '
"it it ; that proeession , my boy , 1mm which
everybody fins to run like mmmd , or got
heft. "
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Indianapolis Jolmrmmmil : "Tho denmocratlo
Outlook . , ( em' 'OC- " began the hopeful one.
,1 fear there will be nothing but an in-
look. " said time experienced one. "Got to bo ,
on time inside to have an outlook. "
Chicago Tribune : ' 'hat has become of '
Plodder , wimo used to be one of time assistant
stmhmerintenmlents of time Street department ? " , .
"lie Wmls lireti for iiiconipetenee , or sonic-
thing of that hint ] . They fommimd out that
whemmet'o'r Imo took up a street ime m-cpiaced
tIme lftlVifli7 stones exactly as time ) ' were be- ;
fore. A man with a record like that couldn't ,
lmod : his job in thistowmm. " " k
Puck : "What on earthm ore you doing ? "
demnantled time indignant dining car con- . p
mimictor of time mmovlce waiter ; 'servimmg soup
on a straight track ? Wimy don't you watt
tii : vo strike a curve ? You don't know the
firSt principles of raiiroading. " _ 'II
Cimicinnati Enquirer : "Fph , the coloroa r
boy s-imo does the rough work in time lcitciien , .
is just too hmupp' , ' said aIrs. Itmunmond.
"hits won over $100 in Some way or another ,
yesterday. " m4
"Timey wilt Imave. imim at the Zoo next , i
suppoee. ' saiml Asbuuiy l'eppors , 1-
"itenul ) ' ! Why ? " tt
'Ismi't ho a buckwitim it little dougiiV' Jt
AN EASTEIt SlIOCi. . t -
New York Press. f/ /
There was a pretty maiden , '
And Site saw ii tittlo bonmmet ,
VIthi rIbbons and some roses , -
And nothimmg lse upon it. -
Time ribboa cost a quarter . , . ,
And tIme roses cost a dime. '
Anti the pretty maid pronounced it
A mummery rhynme. ,7
Timis pretty Easter maiden - - "
Jtmt this bonnet on her. head ; . . . - .
Anti limo bill for sixty dollars
Knocked imer portly poppa dead. - .
ONi1 ROOM 0iOitiL
Tcm Mattson in Truth. '
Seme ycnrmo ago tlmem-e lived on Imighi ,
In solttary state. .
A bacimelor ; In sooth , twas I
Pmmrsmmiimg tlmu my fate.
Anti. mao in sadness I gazed 'round
AmmO Paccml that ioimely lioor ,
I longed , not for tue solid ground ,
hut for one TOOfl1 more , .
'Twas Omen. or not long after that ,
1lrlshm came more thnn true ;
I moved Immto a unomiest lint ,
Where I supported two-
That is to say , ummtii a third
Came ( hewn tlmroughi imeaven's door-
Anti timon wife and I averred
We'd like just one i-oem more , :
Today , in deep felicity l /
V.'Itimln a imouse we tiuvehl ' .
With numicr one tinci two and three ' - 'i -
. And four and fIve am , welil
.vm. thuougllt twas ample when we came ,
Yet , as I think it o'er
: i find our 'plaint is just the same-
We need ijiut one room more.
Perchance. kind stranger , as you react
' : riiis ( litv that I sing , i
A tear hedims your eye-you need ,
With me time self-same timing.
Then let mis Ioin our hands and pray
'flint some tinio , when we soar '
Up to our mansions , far away ,
We'll himi'o that one room more.
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wtisksi : : - : : I . Waists , ii 'I
New ' -i" - - New
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Weare going to devQte iii 1 this week to thin little ones. All our
Sprllig Stilts axe here , niith w'e w ill hmohtl an hilformuil opeimhmmg thin entire ,
w'ek. iEoiiieis mimiti chilltimeit especIally imi'Ited to call and Inspect the
great Iot of i'legmtnt chotlmhiig w'e mi ro sliow'iiig. - '
JumiIoi' Suits , 1 to 0 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to G.OO
Sailor Stilts , 3 tolO years . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f2.O to 7.cO
Two-piece StIlts , 7 to Th yeni's . . . . . . . . . $350 , $4.00 $ , 5.00 to $10.00
1111Cc Stilts , 10 to II ) yciis. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4G. O an ci up ' -
Loiig Pluilts Stiitt , ii ; to ID years . . . . . . . /i.OO / to 18.OO
'rhieso arc all oiw own high grade cloth , inado lii the best. znmtiinor
1)OsbibhO , and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. -
J'ui7'Ianey's WorM. or Your Money Back ,
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Browning , King & Co. ,
Reliable Clothiers , -
S. W. Cur , 15th amid 1)ollglas Sts , . ' - '
