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Btatn ot N'hmiVH , D'niKlHX C'oiinty.
( | -orK ' II TtiuIni'k. > iwr 'iary of TTi'15' "
iMblli-Fil/Kf r'ninrmny , IxInK duly jwwn.
riy that Hi'tuitl rnimtn r < f full " ' !
"rinlilitit "II < | B I 'if Tb - Dally. M'irnliiK.
I.vliitu ? urid HufKlny It'- " , print'-d < lurln > ;
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of Ki-liruiiry , A / ) IW )
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Notary I'uldlc
Will now IIIM ! < ' Km
L'l'I'M ,
Hlialu Call It cvi'ii mi tlic
IIITDHtll' .
Ki'cp ' mi I'lir ID flu * KT'iiind Tor lit )
porlniil III-WH rioin Ili't KIWI ! of war In
Holllll ATili'ii. Tin * llnic IH tln | > forte
to | | ' .
A coliiijiniMiinry Inlinr nrKiin uiliii'in-
| HII ! > H DlHtilrt. C'ourl Clcik MimnKsi'll
"nnl. lo nionldiv wllli tlii' liu// KI\V. ; "
Tluit i-xpn-HHi'M II In a miUlii'll.
Tlii > iliiiinlliliiK Hlali' iall\\ay
HIIIII | > IH iiilK'it ' IHIVC rloli'd llu > people-
OIITK , Illll I IIIiJlllC IrlM pllHHCll NO
KranilHlanil pluj will K < > at tliln lulc
11 ay.
II IK In lie Imped IMIInr .Mctcnlf.ulll
not fall In ii'luin Ilial pliiitoKrapli oT
( loin 1'iinl In Ilic ndilii'HH Kl\i'ii , UK Hie
nwniTonld mil \\iuil in pail wllli
It fin
II IH to In * Imped icdpi'iiliiK ni' tin1
Ill-Hip pOllH III Illl ! I'lllllppllll-H Ulll Illll
1)0 ) Illlil'll IIH II HllllllllllH III Illl' lll'lllp
mull * IIH a HiiliHllnili- Jiidlcliil i-.v-
i-i-iilliiim In llii > xiiiilli.
l > 'llli'i > ii inlli-H of iniii'ii paving
Hllll iiniiiiiH-nl Ilii * Hlii-i-lH of Omaha IIH
a ii'jiiliiili-r nl' lln * i-hi'iip paving na.
Tin ! chi'iipi'Ml IhliiKK aniiHiially tin-
ilcaii'Hl In Ilic IDIIU inn.
.llni Dalilinan Hllll ImlilK tin- furl Imlh
IIH i-lialniiini of llin ili'in irrallc Hlnli- < < ii-
Illll roillllllllci' I'df Ni > liillHla ; Hllll UK
ai Hi'-ii'laiy ol I tic ilmiolli-
Hoard "I' TiaiiHpoilalluii.
II IH.IIII . III uHid Hull liloWH nulioilv
Kood , Tlic iilmt'iiii' of HIIDVX lliln \\lnli-r
IIIIH HIIVI-I ! llin < > ll > Hi'M'ial IhniiHiind iliil-
llll'H fill' Nlll'l'l ' ' I'll'MllllIK' Mild HIIIIW haul
Int ; , lint Ilii'ill IH Hllll a fait pnmpi-ci
lor a Illlk' Niiou-liallliiL' .
\\liiK id' Ilic local ili'inoi'iai-y
\viinlH to liiHlall a KciiliK'lilan lulu tin-
IIIIIIIIIKCIIIi'lll ill Illl * rollllll i-lly enIII-
palKiii , Wonder uliHln-r thin mi-aim
llin lilliiiiliii-llon ill' Kt'lilllcKy ini'lhodH
lulu NdliniHKii political \\iiifaicV
( iil'iil Ilillaln IIIIH Kl\cii up i'M > iy-
Ihliik" II Hi'l/i'il In Ilic raiKi ) < d Auu-r-
Iciui I'ooihdiill'H and mippllcH In
Al'ih'il , ( iicat Ilillaln may lay claim
lo dominion over tliV HI-IIH , lint II ulll
In- wary almiil ( > X < < ICHIIK | | . on Anii'r-
lean prnM | > n.\ .
Omaha IH now IIHHIHI > I | ol' Hci'mlnj , ' a
I'lillcd Hlali-H nppiopihillon lor an In
dian Hiipply depot , lint ( hiat my mipply
piuehiiHliin depul IIIIIIKH In Hie all ,
ihiinliH lo Caplaln 1'iilmi-r anil HID ulnn-
IICICHvlio liiu\\'inoie ; alioiil Hitch mill-
II'IH Hutu llinVir ; ilepailmeiil nllli-lalH.
Tim ti'iHIhllciiii ' Hlati' cmnmltlci' mceln
thin wi-i'lc ' In II\ llni lime anil place or
Hlale ciniM'illloim and oidllne the en
cull condiii'l of llin campaign. Tim
need for WMI ! anil nlnond leadei-Mldp
fill XehiMHliii leptihllcaiiHIIH mner
iii'ire Hlionuly omphiinl/ed , anil II IH to
lie hoped the ronimlltcemcn \ maUu
no nilHtiilti'H.
i\eiy : line Ami'ilcati ' ulll deploio
Hie nnllinely death or l.'oehel , even
HliillKll IMMIIJ IIIMN H'Ktud II an lelillin-
Hun fur Hn < ih'Hpetale p illllcal inellioilH
fur \\hli-h \ liu Hiood an tlio Inniination.
Tlio nioril deploialdo pail ul II IH that
It thii-ali'itH to mail , mil iln > end , Imt
Hlinply 11 Ininlni ; point In HID numt
hitter polllli'Ml fcilil Knoun lo leceiit
lilHloiy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tint alineiico of I ho heavy ta.spi\\eiH \
ftoni llin piiollc meellnK failed try llin
council to tllM'UHH HID 1000 lalev. . \
iliti'H not rolled any KH'at ahum o\er a
hlih lav ratu nil Hie pun of tlio people
who iHnally ilo the most complaining.
1'i'ihiipH ' tlii > y mi ! HiiilHiU'd Hint \\lth an
cleclloit Impending \\hlchinosl ul' I ho
meii uie hi'i'Mn luilher pollllcal
Hie natnial dUpof-ltlon to hold
OlO U'\y llUVMI Ulll b
\r/f A lAl.lh L\ ' I S/ ,
III a KlKji i'tiritniiu''ftM''ii ' ' ' ' - ' '
V rk fii < ] < * | K rj'Utjt purr nine o
tti fl ru'mtl * | MII V , William
hi
of for Yt ifnn prn i 4MM raU In the
p rtr tan brlnttftK Ui roH ltnoer < i tark
M l fln riHtbltciiirt to Ma , Md tb lt It
tor tk * fty u iTi ) * t tb m * ore which
ttrn tkIMII for tb - p < > l < n4 ti ! oW ln
Ik * M rt < rf fifty w ll-m' fili > K rlllz < -
1 MTP tko nur-tfi , platform. lb ( th * 4-
dltlim r > f n pl iiV toOT -r th *
t , lH 4lnc a ntroof plcek
* n < 9 munitirr
\Vhnl r 'pfiblic rt n l
wfio OJIJH * " * ! llrynn ii < I th >
pint form in Wft lm nnr r < ti ifi t < l' ok
for n I'xciiw to go l fk Hnil miptiort
HrfHti nnil an migrnfrtt'tl OliJrfiei ) plHt-
form In 1J/X ) ? I thorc ti > thljiK prom-
In thf plHtform of 1 )0. ttpoti whlrli
xlilcnt XlfKllili-y wa t-lwiwl , In
i-Ji llio nupMjrti'p | < at Mi'Klnli'jMini
Holiurt linnIwin ll npwlntoil | ?
MrKlnJcy proiniii'tl tinparly uoiilil
ntori' Hi ori'dlt of the imtlnti liy
inaliitnlnltiK a notiml ; iim-ncy y ti'in ,
fiiHi-il Htati'Han
mil ) tin' cri-illt ; if tli
UK - lit circulation
III-MT licltiT nor iniiiu-y
tion iiiori * pleiillfully.
M 'Klnly < awftiri'il tlic pioplitlml tin-
ttlntnpli of tinti'pnlillcati tli-li't ; nnil
Ihi' 1'inlorm'iwrit of the n-pnltllfaii jilat-
form , Mloui'il liy a rfpiililli-an ailtnln-
iMlidtlon of national iirTalrM , uoiilil n-
open tininlllH , iPMlino i-inplojini'iit to
labor ami btlim Kcnural pr Hpurlty to
all.
What man , then , cltlii'r n-piiblli-an or
ili-moi-ral , ulio votcil for -Klnli'y and
jiroHiHjilty In IKM uantH an L-XCIIHC for
votliiK tiKiil'iHl ' prospi'ilty ' In IIKW by
MiiiurUii | | ( ; Mrjan anil Uif ili'inofiatlc
party ? If the ( 'liiftiijo platform , with
ltn moni-y fallai-li'H , loiilil not \H \ > HW | -
It be maile II-KH
loui-il In WM how can
oliji-itlonable by keeping all HH obnox-
loim fi-atun-H and Hlmply mMliiB oinor
tun new planliH ?
ThoKi' who wonlil aiTi-pt an eVniiiMl | < ni
of the ChlciiKo platfoim aH an CXCIIHI'
fur KoliiK 'ivi-r to the ilcnioi-ratlc parly
In 11XX ) would ai-iepl any | i'te\t. They
le.tlly would not raie whrtl the iilat
form IH , and Hii-li Hlmi'i'lty In leftiKln
lo abide by the ClilniKo platf-nm In
Ih'.K ' ! will he open to Herloim qui-Htloii.
'i in ;
The plaiiK of the iiiioi'iin : ] ( powein for
IncretiHliiK I heir niivk'H conti'iiiplale an
enornioim expciiilltnre dniiiiK the ne\l
few jeaiH and It i-annot be ronlldenlly
pn-illi'led that naval expaiiHl n ulll ntop
ulth thin. UtiHHla piiipoHi'H to Hpi-nd
neaily $ ! tO,000 , < > Ol > In building' new
HhlpH , uhlle Cieat ISlllaln will put IIH
nnicli or mote than thin mini Into ad-
dllloiiH lo her navy. The naval pi < -
Kiani of Kmperor William , II' caiiicd
out , ulll be mine e.xtiiuapint than that
ol ItiiKHla , while tin ; naval budget of
Kianre piovhli-H for new nhlpn and
iiiiiHt del'eilHCH ln\olvliiK an outlay of
to IhlH exliaoiillnary pio-
posnl , a meinber of the I'lencli Clinm-
bi-rn leinai Led thai Pi a nee had ne.nly
n-aehed her limit ot naval ixpcmuie : | | |
If nlie WIIH no ) to i enounce her obllnu-
llotm an a i-onllneiilal mllllaty power.
Me aiKiied that the two pilnclpal-
Jei-lH which Hhonlil he Id-pi In view lor
a naval war weielinl / , Hie ilcleiiHeH
of ( hi ! coiiHt by meaiiK of toiiHt deleciHe
vi-HHi'lH , and Hi'coudly , the war on loin-
incur bj meaiiH ol' many taplil ernlnoiH ,
with IOIIK HlcamliiK ] iuuei. Ceimany
IIIIH ICHH need ol a K'cat ' navy than
Kianee , but the Ualnor IIIIH ik'leimlm-d
lo cieali ! a nea power thai ulll com
plement ( iernmny'H mllllaiy KtieuKth.
nnil II' he liven IOUK eiliniKh he may. ac-
c.mpllHh . thin. Cn-al Ilillaln , of
i oin He , will o on liii-ieanln her niny
an lonu IIH Ihn continental puuelH addle
lo HieliK , HO thai a halt In mnal nm-
Hlinellon b.s Hut Cin-ipi-an poweni IH
not likely In the near futuii ) .
ThlH bulhlliiK up of Hie niuli'H ol I In-
old win Id cannot fall lo have an In-
llneiir1)- ) upon the United Slati'H , lor IhlH
eonnlry can haidly now all'oid to be at
the tall end of Hie naval PIIWIMH. The
nnw londltloim and enlarged ii-lalloim
of thin country eieale a demand for a
laiue inuy which cannot Hiifel.\ lie
m-Klei'leil. \Vc IIIIIH ! maintain a nea
power adeiliale | lo Hie pioleellon ol
Hit ! new poHHCHHloiiH ami our C-DIIHIH , as
uell IIH lor Hie Hi-einlly of our com
meiie , whleh In the event of n HUM- '
pi'iin war would ieiiilie | naval protee-
lion. To what extent II will bit III-CI-H-
Hiir.N lo incieiiHo our nav.IH . a ipies-
llon thai will havii lo be determined
h.v the exl'enl lo which ICur'ijiean pou-
ei'H enlaiue ( hull liaxli-K , but It uoiilil
neeni lo be unite e\ldent thai ue' can
not , \ei hall HID wink of building uji a
navy , Hlnce lo do HO uoiilil In a luw
yeaiH place IIH In a Miry Inferl'jr ' pml-
lion IIH a HI-II : io\\er. \
nn 1:111 ; 'int ; nit 11 IHI i Aim n K.I/c
Theie IH no limit lo bo fouml ulth
the iniiK and Illo of the lliltlHh arm.v.
The lommon Holdli'i'H have IIH much
coimiKo and foillluili ! ami lenai'lty i\i \
thiiHo of an\ , oilier ciiuiili.\ . In Ihe. e
n'Hpl'clH the Ii HIIH | In South Al'ilca have
fully maintained the Iduli chaiacter of
llllllHhSHoldlerM. The \\eal.liiiHH IH III
Ihn uunl of n-ally ableoillceiHimn of
Hiipeilor mllllai.N ability , thoioughly
M'lxcil ' In the sclencii of uar Tlio Hilt-
Inh commanderH In Smtlli Afilca ha\i !
won illHllnellon lljflilInK lul'cilor laics
anil now that they ha\e uhlle men an
a foe , commanded by men who him )
Hhoun lemail.ahle military capacity ,
they Ilitil that | lit > Umi\\leile } they ac-
iiilit'il | In ilKhtln HinageH IH ipilleihe \ -
Il'HH
It.ihciis , Hiillnr , Kitchener anil NOIIIO
of tlio otlieiH did u'oi'd ' Mtrvlci ! In tluht-
IIIK people who Know imthliiK whatever
nboiit military Ki'lence AKiilnnt micli
I'oi'H. poorly eiiippeil | | for war and
iKiioiant of > tiiit ( > K.Vi they woie able
to aci'ompllsh whatever they under.
tooU. Kill lluhtlnc White mon who do
I.IDW HiimethliiK about HliateK.v ami tiic-
I'-x. who have e\crv modem apjilhince
for warfaio ami thorou lil.N uiulerxtniid
hou to line them , wlu aio IIH bravo IIH
any people. ID llin woihl and are per-
hapi uneiynilled an iimiKmiicn , Is a
very dllleivut inopoHltlou , as the Itrlt-
l-ti Ii i < ) ' IMJI I ' i i ! r <
Tfi l liinniliatt-ni ISu'l'- ' v.ix riKir < l > < I
t fb" iini * * of lii1 * apt/'nntiii'-nt to th -
/mmntid In Sonth Afrl'-a. n pnt
No Hnjrll hman wontd ttm
lw Mertlon I hut Iw
find hi * match In .Ionbrt. Now.
flltbonsh In * l rM lD l l
l. trhr for the rwi n that
It mltjht lnjnrl m ) to tlM * mornlp of
th * iirnir lo ill'H'Idw him. ! > ! l c no
mnMi'tivP In him. Much IK hp fl for
fr-m Itol TtH null Kltch iMT. lint HI
fft tl Ti' In iwthlnt ; to wamint any
r i t faith In the" ; otllrer" Th'y m y
Imvi ; formnlnleil a plmi of rnmimlsn
ihnt Hill be ffftfllve. 1ml It will \x \ > HO
un'rl ' ' IJ tb < 'y too Bhull find Hoer
tmt ? y HH ( lllllctilt to tlml with as
Huller lint found It.
A hljjh cnlor of Keiifrnlshlp l tin'
olitlotiH tiewl of ihc Hr1tl h nrmy. nnd
In vlr-w of the fnct thnt nliiuty-nlne IMT
rent of the olllcer arc from the arlu-
tncniey this l not to be expected. I'ji-
doilbt 'dly the war will develop i-oliie
Kooil Mildler * . There nru men eni-'UKf'd
In It who will learn a frrcat deal alntit
the Hflence of war that will IH them
for future commander * Hut If the
Mount are beaten It will be due to the
oicrwIiHinlni ; foin-t of tlie
father than to Htijierlor generalship.
< JUAllA"i I'LHUI ) IHK
There N a tide In the affair * of cltH'H ,
aH well IIH of men , whleh taken at the
Ikod leailH on to fortune. The Hood
tide whleh ptomlHi-s to make Omaha a
Xi eat dlNtrlbiitltiK nnd manufaiturlii ;
tenter IH at hiHt In clght. | "or heveral
yeaiH pant Omaha IIIIH ranked as the
thin ! meal pncklnc center of the world ,
and in the no dlHtanl futtiie will r.ink
next to Clih-aKO. I'p to this time. , how
ever , the ambition of Omaha to become
an Important niln maiket has not been
gratified.
The eHtabllHhmenl of Jai e Hour nnd
ceienl mlllH during the piesent jear af-
fordH a HiiliHtantlal hanta for eieating a
ilemaml for raln that cannot fall to
make Omaha a desirable market for
the vast aKi'lcnltuial region tributary to
tlilH clly. Omami'K inperlor ndvniiCiKfs
aH a meat packing center ate derived
by leaf on of the fact that It IH located
In the heart < > f the uieat Ameilcan torn
belt , which miiHt alwayn it-main Hie
bent cattle feeding and entile riilKlnx'
legion of thin country. The Bupreimicj
of MlnncapollH an a Hour manufactuiln ) ;
and i-xpoillti ( { point IH due to Hie appli
ance of Hie water jniwer < if St. An-
thony'H falln , but water power and even
Hteam power IH Kiadually lieln Hup-
planted by electrical power. It IH only
a ijncHtlon of time , and thai pt'ihaps
ICHH than live JCIIIK , befote Omaha will
be In position to ilval any Ameilcan
manufacluibiK city In the matter of
electrical power.
In the meantime , hovvcvei. the bnlld-
IIIK of HonrliiK mlllH ami the election ermine
mine olouiloin , lotipled with Impioved
facllltlcH for the dlHdIliullon of xuln
and K'laln pioduclH. either lo the I'aclllc
roiiHl , the naif or the Atlantic HL-aboiud.
ulll Htlmnhite and enlaiKc the niln
Ijalllc , which op to thin time has bucn
chlellv carried on by the bucket Hhoji.
The Kiowth ol" all Kieat titles within
the PIIH ) icnluiy IIUH been bioiiKht
nbout l\ ) . the IndiiHliIal levolnllon
'which conceiiiiali-H the pioiluctlve en-
er h'H of every cinnliy In the mnnufac-
tmliiK and dlHtillmtln centers. Kveiy
mill and lactory thai tillll/L-H Hie n.it-
mal jnoduclH ol IhlH Kcctlon and af-
loidH Htead.v employment lor labor be
comes a factor In the upbuilding of the
clly and not only helps to nuppoit an
IncicuKcd population , bul enl.iiKeH the
ate.t ol HH commeiclal acilvlly.
Omaha IH pa.\ln deaily for Hie folly
of UK I'oillldeiH who denlied to laj on I
a clti lhal uould enable Ihem to H.'ll
the larueHl number ol ( inner loin. The
wide HlieelH and HIOI ! | blocUs have en
tailed an enoimoiiH outlay for slice )
pavlnn , which alicady IIKKIelates over
Ki.OOIMKIO , with one Ihlid ul the aiea ol
the clly jet iinpaved and llfleen mlh"T
of rotten p.ivlnu blockn to be icplaieil.
The annual Inleii-Hl ihaiK < ) lor Hie p.iv-
ItiK alieady laid exceedH ? . Ti , ( )0i ) ( and
the COH ! of maintenance and ii-palrH
vylll tun up the amount to at leant > 100 ,
OOO per year mine , uhhh maki-H II alto
Kclller .flloO.OOO annually. The clly en
gineer makcH ( he name mlHlake In hln
per capita ealciilnll"iiK that IIIIH been
made by Hie lax lommlsslouer , lie
iimKcH bin omaha comiiarlsoim with St.
I.olllH , .Mlluillll.ee , MlimeapollH , St.
I'aul and KIIIIHIIH Clly on the hauls of
Omaha's LOIIHIIH II IIICH , when II IH a
mailer of notoilelv thai our CCIIHIIH llu1-
IIICH do not icpioHeiil Hie Hue popnla-
llon , and coiiHeiiienlly | cHlliuales hnscd
on iclallve popuhilloiis me woilhlchs.
In the matter of public Impiovemenls ,
an In the mallei ol taxation per capita ,
UKIIICH amount to nothing. The city of
I'ails , with an aie.t Imt a tilth- larger
than Omaha , IIIIH a population of neaily
, ' 1,000,1)00. )
The pioposal to expedite the tiam-ac-
lion of Hiipicme com I litiHliie-is by ahol-
iHhluj ; vvillicit opInlotiH except In canes
Involving new li'i al or coiiHtllullonal
polulH mlKht afftiul a ceitaln nieiiHiiie
of icllef lo Iho ovet Inn delleil docket ,
but II IH not a Hiilllclenl Holutlon of the
pioblem. The ptesenl .Indies can hear
and decide > nly a limited number ol
CIIHCH , uhelher llie.v hand down vvillten
or oial opInloiiH. What IH needed IH
inoie .hidden , or In their absence the
aHHlhiiime of advlhots or coiiimlsHlon
CIH who oin hear canes and mnko
rccommendalloiiH lor their determina
tion lo be approved h.v the uvular
couit. I'nlcHH Home hiich plan IH put
Into I'oice , the IIIIIHH of IK cumulated
IIHpitlon will conlliiuo rn xrow ion-
Htanlly larger until a constllnllotial
amendment IH enacled , for which at
leant ( luce jearn will be icipilicd.
UIIH Hit ! Impi-ndlnj : city election any
thing to do with tlio raid of County Al
lot ney ShleldH up'Ui ' the South Omaha
Katubh'iHV The county attouie.v IIIIH
time1 and apiln had evidence HiniHt
Into Ids hamlH that his. filcnds In South
Omaha were violating the gambllin ;
IIIVVH , but htcadlly pi'iHinted In IKIIOIIII
tlio fai'tb and pel milling tlio
nnnk > o n < un IN < \j-H < I
thf thffirv < f a i\ \ * a
In the wi | | ) i | - Tno fu ion
fi 1 may ) m JInp mo
After tht > tK-lllfnrent * on l oth
hare flnlhH mnu lnc thfinwlri * -
troylns rnltrtrtiiJ * nd 1 rldjtP whlrh
the r-n ny mlsht tt f In fonnwtlon with
ft bfl-e of xnpi ll , n srent field fthotihl
Iw ot nwl l nth Afrlcw for Anwr-
knn rnllwny coMtrnrtors nnd lirldeo
bnlhlefs In ri" ortnff lnui lport tlon fa-
iHlltlw of the tonntry newled for the
ptir-itltf of
I'll to tlntithf Hfmrd of IMiicotloti
1ms not Htfnlfled what It prnpo'-C'g to do
with the Ilhrh wheel btilldlns. All we
know Is that II Ii not to be rein/veil
nnd It Is not to be occupied In danger-
otiK jwrtH. but as the entire Htrtictm-o
1ms been cnndetmiHl as dnrii-'fioiis the
whole of It tmmt be vnrntod .oonor or
Inter. Hut
If our nmlable jiniiwiutlc contem
porary wantu a formidable ll < t of the
copperheads of history why go out'-lde
the rankK of the iiresent fusion parly ?
At Icithl one of the. KnluhtK of the Ool-
den Clicle IH hihllnt : a blah olltce In
the Htate hoife ns a reward from the
fusion foices.
The mole eaiidldatert before the re
publican city convention , and the
Kieater the choice , the more likely will
the ticket be made tip llmill.v of the best
men.
TMO > lellio U tit Pit lute.
I'hlludvlphla Times.
At leant a II ) Ins qua < lrori at ea Is a
plcaiiantt-r vlght for lirltalu than to tec lu
Eijuadron llylnj ; on land.
( Inc .ViU iinliiu'it \oulli.
\Vashlntton Star.
Tlie nc * emperor of China hat a Kreat
ailvanlflgc InaHmiKli as liln youth will cn-
ahlo the empress dov\atcr to merely opank
him Itmte.iil of having him ticliuadcd.
I'l-rl I in-ill < 'iiinparlHiHB.
1ndlanaj > oH ! New
If Much things an arc nnv. occurring
In Kentucky bail happunul hi Culia wo
xhoiil'l nil jump to the conclusion at oncu
that the Cubann were not fit for Helf-Kovcrn-
ir.tnt. And we should be prett > near right
iUN 1111 I'ri-i-iliiin'K I'cri'li.
fHob'-Ocmorrit
It If not tortalu that the proposition to
*
.fleet United StatrH senators by a direct vote
of the people , would be any Improvement
upon the prcHtnt plan In homo of thu
sljti-H the tuoplu arc not even permitted to
thoofli- their own Kovernor.
Caiiiiila'x C'liiMi-il Door.
I'lillridflphla hcdec-r
There IH a ik mn.nd In Canada for an ex
port duty on nlU.u ) , which IH an Important
product uf that country It IH In line with
the prohibition of the export of lumber , and
KOex to Htiovs that , tircat Urltaln'H free trade
Ideas are not alvyayw followed by her tol-
onle At the rate IhltiRH are now going , we
Hhall Hoon be demanding an open door in
Canad i.
1'crlxli tin1 Tliouulit.
Plillildclphla I.e-ilgcr
A curious dlhpatoh from Cincinnati Hays
the project of InVltlng the demociatlc na
tional 'convi-iitlcM tothil city IMS fallen
through and IntfmatcK that It IH bocaiiHu
"tho rallroadH favor Kansas City or Mil
waukee. " Hut la not the democratic party
titita ) on corporations , railroad and other-
vvlHi- , and IH It going to let the railroads
ilomlnato it In Itu own licidiiiartcrH. | '
VlnMi-r 1 I'HIc Ailiiiliilntrillloii.
I'hlladcliilil.i Ilucord
'Iho military governor of Cuba evidently
knows more about the nrt of puaec and the
true theory and practice of civic admlniHtra-
llon than bau been I curried by many IIHMI of
wlili i fame and gn-att-r experience He has
alrindy won golilnn opinions tinin all cl isses
of Ciibaim by redeeming faithfully every
pi ( inline of authority and i'ttlng \aluuhlu
rxnmple- patience , discernment and dili
gence In performance of prc-icnt duly.
It Is fluch men as Ocncrnl Wood who when
iivin ; Iho opportunity of power , ( re-ale * and
rp-erealo wtatos and republics.
I'l HIIIINIM ! Torrl li r > of Scwiiril.
Ni > vv Vorl < Trlbinii-
11 Is proposed to cut Alaska In two , mala-
a now territory and name It Heward in honor
of the giuit. Htntesmmi who brought about
tlio Alanka purchuHc It area Is largo
enough for two territories , or .1 do/en , for
that math r , and the name propcupd for the
Jlrnt one | i > bo Hllced off , though Hevuio In
Hi" nation' memory ulthniit. Much cclcbia-
thiii. Is the moHt npproprlato Hint could ha
solccti-d Hut what IH the need for two tei-
iltoilcH , when ( ongicss line not > ct been
able , aftei twenty > cnrn' conslddiatlon , lo
divlte a full and piaetlealile te-irltorlal gov-
lirnmcnt fr ono ?
\IIHtlll-NH flf Olll' Hl-NOIII ( M'N.
Hulilmotc Hun
1 he ciopti of I.S'l'l have not biokcn the
Kcord , but have approarhc-d II ilohob The
wl.i-at crop was G 17.301,811 ! bUHhols , . coin ,
a07Sin)1l ! ) laiHlioltt ; oattt , 7Ufi,177,7ii : bush
els , liu Icy , 7.lR8lr(61 ( buslulB , i > c , 231,7I1
luiHlUila , iiiukwheat , ll.O'H.I" , ! hiiHhcIa , po-
tnlooH , MS,783,232 biiihels , buy , nii.firiJ 'iB
lens The average farm pilcoi rciioiiuil
woo Wheul , fili.t ccntx , corn , 30.3 cents ;
ontH , 210 ccntH. The llgim-a of prodiictlnn ,
tlioiiKh excocdcil tun i > or tvvlco before' , am
onoimoim and HIOU | what a continent wo
pospcbii Our nntUKil loaourccH urn nluicril
uiillinltt'd mill on the Hlicngtli of thean wo
Imvo built up maniifactuilag plants on mi
iiNlraordlnaiy scale. No eouatrj Blioun
Hiich lalhvay sjHluns , Hiich fninai'o out-
pitlc , uuih loige < Hliom and mills and lingo
tiinls If our Htali'Hiiinnghlp wcic on the
BMine PC lie us our ni3tcilul icaourcc'H wo
should occupy a moui enviable portion.
I'IMIII TMIi : I'OIIliMITt 'I'Vl.lv. '
AllluiKu Titu'ii NobraHUa hanks , an
idiowa by the lust n-roilM , held $10,5J"i,771 f.O
Individual doprsllH It Is not much wonder
llrj.m Is hla/lng avv.i ) at aiithl ) < ig that hobs
up.
( loihenburg Independent Tlio limt 1011-
KOlldaled report of Ihr bmU of Nebraska
show Hint thorr IB dopoHlted $ CO,3Jri,771 fiO
Thin U $ riO aplcio for ovrij man , wc < iiaa
and child What Is thn USD of talking
calamity ullli such oxlstlng rlrcumstaiiccs
as this
Ilcatrkn ixprcna The Pom Holt con
tains snvrrnl Interesting conuuunk-atlons
from NcbrpMlta faii'iiors who were as poor
au Job n few years ago , hut who , by tilling
advantage of their opportunities , aic now
piospcrouu nnd fu-o from divlit Thcic Is
no state la the union thnt affords the honest
man a bettor chant n tluui can be found In
Nebraska
\Va > no llcrad ) The iiKgiegatrit ImiiK
ilcpoHltu In Nebraska , amounting to | 5 ( ) per
capita , or $25 pop fiunll ) . la hard to boat
In the west Nebraska M-UIUU to ho get
ting nlot.K pri-tty well with the gold etamlnrd
of values , The crime of ' 73 may still op-
pri'fcs tbo Jawsmilhi. . but II doesn't seem to
bo iiuirli of u burden on the farmers and
inauufucturcrH and laboring men
L'i'tt * it , M' / ' Mf > t , "fff %
0 ? n m | x U'tn < h" frr < ] u Dt < r rblftt hi
poult Ion on o ) l om
Tortc Ttm f PwWtt cwtM i * for tke
tke Mpten wH flMr *
I * Mlw , b t kk r * ltl b * t to fetrii to
( MkUnd R miMic n Senator Allen b *
Ukcn lk trmM # to tanounce ttet ht I * not
pre ld ntl l
If ll iht < men
who would like to form the tail of the
democratic ticket should ask Colonel Brysa
to dinner , he would rrl h of Indigestion.
Albion News ( Jdltor Hitchcock places
th i > rlc < > which the democrats will demand
for supporting th fusion ticket this year
to be one United States senator and two
place * on the state tlcXet
Monroe Kepubllcan Aided by the World-
Herald Secretary of State Porter Is ROlnt ; to
try his hand on the congressional law firm
of Allen & lloblnson And. Incidentally , the
"sting of Ingratitude" te gelling in its work.
Beaver Clly Times During the approachIng -
Ing campaign , the more than 70,000 farmers
In this state ought to wake up to the fad
that six lawjcrs represent Ihem In con
gress where six farmers oughl lo bo In
ihelr place * .
York Times An octopus Is all rlRhl
with the pops. If It Is their octopus. After
all , thplr fight IB not upon octopuses in gen
eral , but upon those thc > do not train In
their crowd. If any old octopus , even An
drew Carce lc" , bows Us knee to Baal , from
that moment II be-omes whller than snow.
Osmond Republican Congressman Uob-
Inson had a great spasm over the pol > ga-
tnouH entanglements of the king of the Sulus
In the Woodman hall in this place during
the recent campaign , but when It came to
seating Brlgham Kobcrti of Utah his vote
was In favor of poljgamy. John Ii a hot
duck , anyvvnj.
Clay Ct-iter SunU Is said that llr.van
closes some of his political meetings with
prajer asking , wo presume , the blesslngg
of deity upon himself , his remarks and the
democratic party. If heaven enter's upon the
business of blessing the work of Tammany ,
Gocbcl and Bryan It will be about time for
Its Inhabitants to take to thu woods
York Times Where the sting of Ingrat
itude rankled most was iu the fact that Mr.
Hitchcock had furnlshfl Mr. Bryan thou
sands of miles of railroad transportation
ho was not entitled to before Colonel Br > an
1 ad tufllcient prestige to get It for himself.
Now ho has no use for World-Herald mileage
books and can Knap bis fingers at his < old
benefactor.
Wayne He-publican Our fusion brethren iu
this congressional district are having some
trouble-H of their own. Secretary of State
I'ortor of Mcrrick county has shied his
castor Into the political ring and is after thu
nomination for congress , while the demo-
erata as a matter of course and the firm of
Allen , Robinson & Co , political brokers of
Madison , waut the present incumbent , John
S. Robinson , to have the nomination. Porter
ter Is bidding for popularity with the ,
masses by prodding up the secretaries of
the Board of Tranhportntlon to take action
in regard to rates , and his friends point out
the fact that RobliiHon cannot claim the
preccdert of a second term because It re-
ijulreK but a very short memory to recall
the EC' ting aside of Samuel Maxwell after
Just ono term by Robinson's friends.
Taking a leaf from the book of hli pale-
faced brother , Ell Jlmcrson , full-blooded
Indian treasurer of the eneca nation , Is
11,000 short In his accounts.
Ooobe-J , It Is said , was never known to
drink , but after IIP was shot he indicated
where a draught of ivhlsky might be found
In a ( lask In one of his pockets.
The Kansas City Journal gives a column
o' "reason why Missouri should go repub
lican " The effort Is praiseworthy , but
reasons do not rapture votes In Mlabouri.
Lord Albc-marle , the colonel In command
of theIxmdon Imperial Volunteers , is thu
third holder of that title within nine jearx.
Ills grandfather was an ensign at Waterloo
at the ago of 11.
The -publican campaign managers and
numcious other lovers of peace and har
mony are greatly agitated at the announce
ment that Oeorgo Pied Williams ot Massa
chusetts IK taking Hinging lessons.
President Iladley of Yale IH an admirer of
President Oilman of Johns Hopkins. "I
never saw a man with tUch a capacity for
work , " he i-ald the other day. "I think he
Is the hardest working man In Ameilea"
Mm. 0 O Hall , who has bought tbo
fin in on which William Henry and Benjamin
HairlKon weru born , paid $15,000 for the
property , and proposes to place In the wall
of Iho dwelling house u tablet telling of
the two presidents born under Its roof-
trco.
\ > iiitirHOOKS or INIIII.
Cui'loilH mill Iiilrn-Nllnu riuuiKi'N In
( he lloiiU Truilc.
C'hUago Trillion'
The Publishers' Weekly has Just issued Its
annual siimmaiy of the previous year's books
and the llguicH show some rurlotm and In-
toiostlng ( hangcs According to tbo tally
shoot of tlilH trndo organ the total number
of books published In the United States dur
ing 18'J'i was n,321 , which wan several hun
dred nioro than in the preceding jear , but
still Htivoral hundred less than In 18 % The
number of copies Bold , howevci , probably ex
ceeded the alCM of any piovious yen , whllo
the proportion of falily meritorious worKu
was unusually large
rietlon continues to lead all other ilcpart-
monlM. Including Juvenile works the llctlon
constitutes 23 per cent of tlio total An In
crease over tbo preceding year Is shown In
nil departments except that of religion and
that of political and social science , In each
ot which tbc-io Is n slight decrease Law
books come second In point of numbers , as
lofoie , bul the tlilul place. Is hnhl by Juvo-
nllis , wldlo icllglotin wnikd liavo dropped
fiom the I bird to tbo llftb place , with educa
tion and language * In tbo fourth place , as be
fore Lltoi.uy mlscolluay , poetry , biography
nnd hlbtoiy follow In the order named At
the foot of the Hot of nineteen dopartmontH
htnmlH that of humor and Hatlro with u to'al
of only tvviint-Heven books dm In ; the jear
Evidently we are not running lo humor ,
whatovi'i Iho dccrcaso in religious works
may Hlgnlf )
No II.SH Inlorentlng Is the tiblo allowing t'te
iclatlvo number of American and of Iuio- !
pcaii bnol.B , Of the ft.121 hooka handled by
Aineilran hookEo'lcrH 3 CCO weio by Amor.cii i
authors , as against onlj 2'iOS In the you-
preceding Thin maiked Increase In Amer
ican booliH wax ( din men I I'd upon by the Tilb-
line a month ago when II WIIH alsn remarked
that the most popular Union of the limir was
all by American uutliorH The llguira of HIP
Publishers' Weekly Indliatc that Iho change
applies not enl > lo lU-llon lint to all the
other departments During ISU'J there weio
only ! i71 books by English or other foreign
authors manufactured In the United Sta ( < s j
as against F34 In Ib'JB Of thcoe rcprlntH 311
were fiction The books Imported , both boun 1 j
and In hheets , numbcicd 1,121. as against
1.141 In the prciudlng > cjr. Nearly threo-
fourtlm of our bookti me now vviltten by
our own authors , while four-fifths arc iiinnu-
farture-d by American printers and binder. ' .
There would bo no particular iciiBau for
tongralulatlng Iho public upon thoae facts If
It could not bo added that the moral anj
artistic btandarda of the books of IS'jIl aie
n ii high ait those of any previous > eai The
mechanical work done by American prlntoiB
and blliderH Is al o such ; u to clulleliRiM-oiii-
parUou with that of any Imported ho ! ;
The Uultod States has arrived at Iho place
In Its literary career where It can paJdlo Itn
own canoe
i ( noi , ( ii 01 u \n
r l.l il JD t' < li' M * * n >
hntram * of tb n > erIBri tit bluf ( bat > *
ft t up to pn r ita n Ai tm tm
with tte Manila * * * * e4Hlot It will
b * rtmeiBlKTCd wall * otlr roluatwr * ww
ftolng tbioagfc n dlc l * a tatlMit ( a 4
ftiln op drill * * ! all MTU of Mt9at0 > ;
procaat > the ranch rldm wr k tlir a -
wbl * < l from To b o , I * rni-t. liar-
rant unlr ralty. the X * T rk | llr lore *
nd a great variety of ourc * Tb organi
zation ra rapidly recrvlted , horriwllr
mounted , rtrorted ftt for anything and
niched to the front at 8anllax > with U e
rcRiilsrx Ref * TeH 4r tip 4 his dalle *
aulttant gvcretary of the nary one day.
( started that nl ht for the rendezvoua o {
the regiment In tbenouthweat and ten < J r *
later WAK in the saddle "The colonel ar
rived one day am ) hadn't btea In camp an
hour when he nenl out an order for a coun
cil of ofllcera , ' MT * Llewellyn "We all
hurried up lo headquarter ; , not having an ?
Ideit what wan meant Uco CTeh addrmaed
UK sharply. He tald 't am going to have
regimental drill In thp morning al 9 o'clock.
Hero are the movements you will be pre
pared to execute , and 1 want them done not
enl > accurately but with a snap * I'll never
forget how the rolonel got out that word
'snap ' ' He said no more , but dlsmlved us
with all the manner of the strictest disci
plinarian I went off with the cold chills
running up and down my bark for 1 wan
conscious how rusty 1 was In all the tactics
We carried off the Hat of movements the
colonel had given us and studied them until
tnpa At 9 o'clock the regiment was out.
nnd until 12 o'clock we pounded away under
the hot sun at the program Colonel Roosevelt
velt had given m. The most exacting \Vcst
I'olntcr ever turned out couldn't have put
us through a more severe trial than Hoosc-
velt did When we got to the end of that
regimental drill we were covered with dust
ncd sweat and used up worse than If we
had been riding the range all dny A little
later I had washed andwas passing the head
quarters when Colonel Ilooscvclt saw me
and beckoned to me to come in. He was ly
ing on a cot and laughing to himself gle-c-
fully He said to me 'We got through
that regimental f drill pretty well , but do ) ou
know- , captain , that those movements were
every blessed thing I knew of the ladles'
I studied them out on the cars coming from
Washington. If Wood had ordered an > other
movements I would have been In a bad flx. '
After that , " said Major Llewellyn , "I knew
that the thing to do In the rough riders
was to put up a bold front and go ahead ,
nnd wo did. "
"When a woman wills s > he will. " Lest -we
forget that truism , the experience of a lov
ing daughter of Iowa brings It to the fore
Her soldier lover was In Ihe Philippine
army. At least she claimed him as her
lover , and poured out her soul In frequent
letters to her soldier boy. But the soldier
boy was not stirred by the sweet muslo
of the girl he left behind him and failed
to answer She wanted to know what be
came of him and clamored at the post-
office department and -war department for
information. Finally the congressman , de
siring peace , -went to the war department
and , at the rate of ? 3 a word , sought Information
mation regarding the young man concerning
whom the young woman was eo anxious.
He was found with his regiment , in good
health. He confessed the reception of
tnlrty odd letters , which came to him in
packages , but he had not acknowledged
their receipt because the weather was so
hot , and further excused himself on the
ground that he had told the young woman
before leaving that he was no hand at writIng -
Ing letters.
Rev. Peter McQueen writes In Leslie's
Weekly "I saw Lawton wade the N'or-
zagary river where other men were swept
away by the current. At this point ho had
been two days without food He had a wet
sandwich In his pocket and sat down on
the bank of the river to eat his humble
fare That night I sent him down a chicken
which I had picked up in my foraging tour ,
and the British consul , who was with him ,
told me that he paid the natives full price
for It. This shows that Lawton was \ery
careful in his dealings with the natives.
Major Edwards , the adjutant , called us re
porters up one day and asked us If we had
receipts for all the chlckena which we had.
There was a twinkle In hl eye as we told
him that the owners ot the chickens had
gone away before we were able to get a
leceipt But all these incidents show how
htrlct General Lawton was In his endeavors
to have the natives treated kindly. He had
great hopes for the Filipinos The last time
I saw him he eald to mo 'I have met men
nnd women among the Filipinos who would
grace society In any country In the -world.
I predict that when peace comes nnd the
liberal government which the Americans
will give these people they will be one of
the most peaceful , prosperous , thrifty races
on the globe ' "
Brigadier ( Kneral Hawklno , U. S. A , who
comma'ided the brigade In which was the
Seventy-first regiment of New York at the
battle of Santiago , has at last found time ,
now that he IB relieved , to come forward
and say that the Seventy-first showed no
cowardice during that engagement nnd con
ducted Itself commendably. Ho also says
that some of the Rough Rldero were seen
running nvvny.
oiT MUTIIOII.
nn'orlH of tiniliiNH Combine lo
Slriinulf C petition.
Imlltmaiiolls Journal
Last December the window glass com
bination reduced the price 33 1-3 per ( cnt
without notice. It woo done to compel a
number ot manufactuiers outside the com
bination to Join it or so out of the busi
ness. Tlio cut In price did neither , con-
wqupnlly n few days ago the combination
made anothei cut of 5 per cent. The com-
hlnatlcn is uf opinion that this last cut will
bring tbo Independent competitors to ternm
by Jolulug the trust or suspending opera
tions Is this an example of "tho ruinous
competition of which tbo champions of
combinations toll ut > so much ? If It Is , who
made It lulnoiih9
The publlu has n light to Infer that thu
cut cf 381-3 per cent In prlca would In
volve n great loco to the producers , but an
export friendly to Iho combination , with
moro ical for the cause than discretion , Is
reported IIH saying that "whllo the combina
tion could not miiku much profit nt the re
duced piicctt , on the other hand there will
bo no low. " Thl opinion leaves the In
ference that the 3Sl-i : per cent representing
the two cuts In prices Is clear profit. Munv
people who are consumer * nil ) legard auch
ii profit , obtained through an unlawful com
blnation , iiH a degree of extortion that do-
nerves Iho term robbery.
Thin Is not the fiti-t Instance of a trsoit
to the fiec nilt method The competition
In trade known n rutting under IH its old
as trade Itself It was practiced yeais bn-
( oio manufacturing ( oniblnatlons wcro
known The practice has often resulted
In temporary succcrs' , bul It Is doubtful
vv bother It will In tie | production of glas *
If the combination , hy thlo cut In prices ,
should ferro those now outside to comply
with HH ilrmniulR , and thereupon n-stoio
prlccH. new foinpetliorn would pprlng up , so
that uftor , i few months nt moat another
Hat of ouisldo plantM would bo pulling win
dow glam upon the market at a reasonable
price , and would either compel the com
bination to buy them up ni attempt an-
rither fnvzogut The ii'Milt would be that
Iho manufacture-in would have facilities to
put upon the market two or three times a >
much KIUBH an | nei-ded , and only those
could Kliinit the procure who can produte
cheapen The thing for the Independent
I0t < < r 4 b * a
that ibr * ui '
ail Ion MlT 'bf ! i
i CB tlMrir < rU
It It robaMt that * mr tttt * h
wblck
tea
a MOM ? ; ) ? Tfc * taraaa ooca a- u-
ttao4 ta Mrt rM * of tJw aa ltratio-
law * Imt t * r < < H a f * lt ttat 'b * j
4OM or ko M r r n ! rath KMlkodt
irary to tb * pubMc lfir * art pr * ,
a | Wialiy T e MtiottoMt * prlw w
ruch a cvinblnafloa w 4c ? to * rtab ! >
better callad robbery tkao aartblni ; r t
while Ike cutting of price * to r t
p tltor It no b tt r than coa&ie ttbi : t
ettate
rt - < ION Tltoi Mll .
Arrr kncli 1'lnKrniil llo * Uni n Thnt
In tli - llrnmrrntlr l'nrt > .
San Kmnrloco C ll
Recentl ) a grand conventicle WIP be i
In N'ebratka , In which Colonel Bryan a >
certain Nebnii > ka Populist leader * rn * a 1
made a treaty. Involving a fusion tbi * t.
on th presidential ticket and a dl % >
of the ipoll * A to the lattf-r there n .1
llRht upon the ratio , whether 1 $ dec
cratl : to 1 populist , but It was decldel tha-
the populist national convention will * <
held a month In advance of any other ac *
It will doubtless nominate Colonel Jlrya
i for president It U believed that isuch a
, tlou will placate the popullut vote , a large
I section of which in 1SS5 objected to taking
him pccond-hand after he had been notn.
, nated at Chlcaso U is expected that the
democratic taste has become so vitiate 1
that It will take any dote that Colon * '
Bryan will choose to admlnlMer
It will be seen that this plan for fusion
Is familiar II was followed In California
In 1S9S Judge Magulrc was nominate ]
for governor by the populists first signed
their platform , partook of their communion
found a family strawberry mark
on Ihem , and then hw was taken
second-hand by the democrats. and
thcu he was beautifully beaten bv
the people. Only a politician who be
lleves ho Is n man of dc tlny , born with a
caul , and having a horoscope that nothing
can knock out , would follow the example
of such a plan that had such a result
The Incidents of the Nebraska conventi
cle were characteristic of the spirit Bryan
has put Into a politics that affects his In
terests. H is the spirit of Intense intel
erance. His organization docs not permit
the discussion of plans or policies. It
adopts them , and then excludes all who wish
discussion. In the call for the Bryan pop
ulist meeting at Lincoln , Issued by the Ne
braska member of the populist national
committee , he Bald. "Those supporting
Barker and Donnelly should not be permit
ted to take part in the meetings of our
committee or in the convention. "
Barker and Donnelly are opposed lo the
committee concluding the action of Iho con
vention in advance of Its meeting. They
dcelre the gathering of a free convention to
discuss the policy of fusion and of Colonel
Brya.n's nomination , upon which th com
mittee has already decided Therefore be
cause they wish the convention to be a de
liberative body , to discuss principles and
policy and decide after examination , rather
than merely record a decision already
reached by the committee , they are calmly
ruled out by Colonel Bryan's dictation , and
only those who favor bis nomination and
the fusion will be admitted.
It le doubtful If bosslsm ever went to
greater extremes In American politics. The
populist national convention will meet. All
opposition will bo excluded. Colonel Bryan
will be nominated and the country will bo
called to admire the unanimity of ascrip
tion to bis great talents and popularity. And
ho sits down with the populist committee
and deliberately plans bis pun nomination
and Indorsement and excludes from the
counsels and conventions of Ihe party all
who oppose him !
It is strange that any man of sufficient
sense to find his own mouth with his food
should expect to fool the country by such
artifices. It Is perfectly well known that
California , New Jersey , New York and
Maryland would send to the democratic na
tional convention , under the regular call ,
solid gold delegations , opposed to the popu
list fusion and opposed to Bryan's nomina
tion. But it Is equally well known that If
this were done that convention would give
such delegations a dose of the same medi
cine Colonel Brjan has prescribed for ob
jecting populists. Thej would be excluded
from the convention. Just ns the Dakota ,
Nebraska and Michigan delegations were In
1S9C , and their scale would be filled. If neces
sary , by men who were not candidates In
the state conventions. So It is recognized
as useless to try for a hearing , even. In the
democratic convention. Colonel Brjan will
bo nominated by the fusion , and eelf-re
spectlng democrats and populists will see to
it that his kind of bosRbm Is killed RO
dead that It will never have an imitator.
MiHT AMI MVni.A.
Detroit Journal : Svvpot are the iihPs of
adversity , particularly If we- happen to bo
on the bear side of the market.
Hnltlmore American : Editor All , lipro H
a contribution from u poet of the right
stamp !
AHsHtimt Oood stuff , ohV
"No ; but he Incloies loturn po-jt.ige. "
Chicago Post. "After ull , " slip wild ,
"women have to bear the burdens of life"
"How so ? " ho .Hiked
"Why , JiiHt look lit HIP time LmbHintth IK
having , while HiirrlHinlth is taking It e-asy
Buffalo Commercial. IJllii To think lh.it
It IH two ypiirn since VVP met mid jou know
me nt once ! Then I haven't changed iniiili ,
after ullV
Holla Oh , I knew jou by vour bonnet
Who would have thought thc-io was so
much wear Iu If
Philadelphia Hoconl. "My visit , sir , may
ho u llltlo Ill-llmcd , " leirmiked I ho poet ,
"bul I tiUHt you will hoar nie out "
"Of com HO I will , " replied tbo editor
graciously , "In fact , you can bo wire of it if
you Jont bung the door a Ilttlo IIH joe go '
Detroit I'rcp Prons : IJncIo What nalnry
do you gef
Nephew Norn1
Uncle You're not working for nothing ,
are you ?
Nephew Oh. no : I'm only vvoiklnir for
vvnge'H. I get JTi a week.
Cleveland Plain Oeakii , WiittH I HCP
Hint Mix -Keiidnl H/IVH / the nrc.it iriilnlli ( | >
of n mieocHftful mlrp-n IH Imagination
PotlH Who his to hiivn It tin ) nctrp < s or
hei pieHH agent' '
Indliinnpoll * PKISH Tim Managing I'd !
tor Mow Innu will It Inkc vnu to get up an
rdlloilnl on the llliifHH of Ihe Kcntucklans
fill * oif-l-0' ninnieiil'
Thu IMHoiiniVrllPi 'lloul half , i min
ute , All 111 have lo do IH to ( Imimii thn
immiM of thl * turr i hnvo JUKI written
about UK ( 'iiliani' ' .
WWIAVlJ" Y.DVIJ.
A wiiman'H love a little thing ,
A gift , u louder offering.
A fflOHin , n mileKolden r.iy
To pierce HIP diirkriHH of a iluy ;
AH fair nh wins of miovvy dove ;
A woinnn'H love
> A vvonmii < love-on n vve but know
It in our ow.ii , what Joyous plow
Of rapture then our Kind IK an lilts ;
Wliiit ( c-stucv our being thrlllHl
A prlcelcfH plft frmi i calms above
A vvomun'H love
LOL'IH KIJKDINAND OIJHNHAHDT
Omaha Neb
TIIic IIH.iiiVii "ui'u.
llnw full thin world IH of ( leu It
Thin vllu < TtmnlPr dnlly niotl.
Who with his Hlllili ring tiuiKiK del xpeaK
To polison mhUs | of mortal ! ! vveiilc
I.el'H npp the portals ol the Hkle * < ,
Thai ull may view the paiadlce.
And thus Kave poulH fiom ( Ur fate.
Hro It'H toq mlP , ere It h too Into
ADAM IWECD
Hastings , Neb.
