Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1882, Page 1

t { f ’.04‘. OMARA DAILY TWELFTH YEAR. SHOES Revolution. uke ONE HUNDRED eares of Dol Shoes, comprising the very Iatest'i les, and sll of the most colebrated makers. y, J‘“,“:. ad Invitation s extended to all to come and exam- tne ourimmento atock, as we will make prices lower than have ever been of- fered in this citv. WE KEEP a complete stock of Ladies' Shoes, Genta' Boots. Geuts' Shoes, Boys' Boots, Boys' Shoes, Misses' Shoee, Babies’ Shoos, Esery pair going out of our estab. lishwent ts warranted to suit. You can also save 10 to 25 Per Cent by buying of us, both in prico and quality. Heimrod & Dormann (Sacoessors to F. Lang) Leading Sapply House of the'West As wa receive daily fresh aupplies of Groceries & Pro- visions. " We can assuro tho piblic that wo do not handle any other but PURE & FRESH Our businses being very extensive, our sales quick, w n afford to offer PROVISIONS, {and promptly report the result. ~ FOREICN HEWS, The Carrent of Lifs in Egypt Resumes its Normal Condition, An Irish Youth Sentenced to D:ath on Circumetan- tial Bvidence, Anti-Jowish Riots in Austria Sup= prested THE ENGLISH IN EGYPT. &pecial Dispatches to Tux Bxn, THE NAVAL REVIEW, ALEXANDRIA, September 20.—The chaunel equadron has sailed for Malta. The naval brigade has gone to Cairo to attend the military review on Sat- urday. THOROUGHLY SUBDUED. Oarro, September 29, —The author- ities consider the country generally so rapidly returning to its normal condi- tion that further dieplay of force in the province is unnecessary. TROOPS TO REMAIN, Loxpox, September 20, —The Times says it has been decided to retain for the present 12,000 mon in Egypt, to carry on and consolidate the work for which the suppression of Arabi Pasha does little more than clear the way. THE FIRE EXTINGUISHED, Camo, September 20,—The explo- sions at the railway station_yosterday continued at brief intervals for over three hours. The passenger station was saved, but all freight sheds, con- taining ten days’ provisions for the army snd about two hundred trucks of ammuaition, were destroyed. Five men were killed and twenty wounded. The fire wus of incendiary origin. Subsequent to the first explosion two Arabs were seizad in the act of ficing trucks. A third escaped. Troops patrolled tho streets last night. EGYPTIAN INCENDIARIES, Carro, September 29, —During the hre atthe railway station two men with torches were arrested while en- deavoring to fire the adjacent quarter of the town. * INVESTIGATING THE EXPLOSION. LoNpoN, September 29.—The gov- ernment telegrapbied Cairo ordering an investigation .into the explosion The transport Carthego arrived at Ports- mouth with eleven oflicers and one hundredand one men, wounded at Tel Ei Kebir, Five of the wounded goods at living es to all. We bandle CELEBRATED SCHUYLER Snowflake ::Flour Which we alwazs warrant to Le ex- cellent, and to give satisfaction. We have proofs that there is no better flourin the market. Come and; Order a Back. We constantly keep on hand a large stock of California Canned APRICOTS, PLUMS, PEACHES, CHERRIES, RS. And all other vavioties which we sell at bed rock prices. California Sugar died on the voyage. { FIRE BUGS, Carro;8eptember 29, —Shortly after the explosion here yesterday, an Arab was caught throwing a can of petroleum into the burning wagon. Another was discovered lighting a fire under a train and a third was arrested for inciting natives to massacre. THE Loss. Carro, September 20.—-It is esti- mated that fifteen days supplies for twenty-five thousand men were de- stroyed in the fire caused by the ex- plosion, The court of inquiry ordered by the government is now sitting. GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS Speclalj Lspatchos $0]Tix Dxx. TYROLEAN FLOODS. LoxDox, Saptember 29,—Floods in Tyrol have reduced hundreds of tho wealthy land owners to poverty. The laboring classes are in terriblo distress The approach of winter greatly aggra- vates the situation, RELEASED. DusniN, September 29,—All sus- pects in custody have been released in view of the expiration to-morrow of the term of the coercive act, ANTI JEWISH RIOTS, We handle in large quantities and we ean rccommend it all to be the purest sugar in the market Flavoring Extracts, Limburger Cheese, ) Swiss Cheese, Royal Faking Powder, Fresh Fruits and Vegaiables, We constantly keep on hand in large qurntities, Crockery and Glassware, Tobaccos and Wines & Liquors, A largo stock of the purest goods that can be obtained anywhere, which we sell by barrel, bottle, gallon and quart, at the lowest market prices, California Claret, Angelica, Port, Sherry, Brandy, Imported Co:nacs, ard Rhine Wines For Medical uses. Heimrod & Dormann, S, W, Corner 13th and Jackson Sts. Vienna, September 29, —Adyices Pressburg report anti-Jewish riots there, The mob broke the windows of many houses occupied by the Jews, The military finally restored order, after making forty arrests, The riot- ers in Pressburg declared that what they had done was merely a prelude to what was coming. The shopa and warehouses of the Jews were forced opcn and plundered, The rioters offored the military obstinate re eistanco, some of them seizing the soldiers’ bayonets with their hands, Similar excesses were commitled in the neighboring town of Blumenthal, Thirty porsons were arrosted, Sev- eral hundred Jows have fled to Venna, MURDER WITHOUT MERCY, Dusus, September 29.—The brother of Walsh, who was hanged at Galway, was found guilty as accessory to the murder of Constable Kavanagh at Letterfract. Tho jury recommend Waleh to mercy on account of his youth, The jury also recommended Walsh to mercy because there was no positive evidence, they said, that he actually fired the shot which caused Constable Kavanagh's death, The pricouer is very violont, and shoated loudly that the witnesses had given falso evidence, He was gen- tenced to be haaged Octoher 28 Judge Lawson said he would forward the jury's recommendation to the proper quarter, but he could hold out no hope to the prisoner that the rec- ommendation would be favorably acted upon. Walsh again became excited and cried out that justice would yet overtake his false acousers, a — — The Dead Alivo. Special Dispatch to Tun Brx. Onicaco, September 20.—A. C. Hessing, who wus reported mardered in Arizona, has returned to Chicago. Ashore Special Dispatch to Tua Bas, Care Hexky, Va., September 29, — An ocean steamer from Philadelphia to Havana is ashore here. Particulars later, Fatal Accident. Special Dispatch to Tus B, Exrxg, Oat,, Beptember 29, — At 5:30 this evening the dummy car, used in OMAHA conveying pacsongers over the Inter. nations! bridge between here and Black 1toc%, a suburb of Buffalo, fell throug the open draw into the Niagara river, 26 foet. Engineer Bohn aud Edwin Hershey Reeve, of Burtie, Ont., were killed; Mra, Par. malee, of Black Rock, Capt. Haggart, dummy conductor, and & lady, name unknown, woro seriously injured. It seems that the steamer Falcon was _coming up and the draw in the ~bridge was opened for her to p: At the same time the dummy ongine used to cross the bridge was making the last trip for the night. For some cause the engine did not perccive the draw open, and the dummy plunged into the river. Mal. colm Colebaugh, bridge supcrinten- dent, was standing on the platform of the oar, and jump to the bridge as the oar went down. The water is fully forty feet deep whore the cur went down, An Important Deoision. Special Dispatches to Tir Byx. Caivaeo, September 20 —An opin- ion of interast and importance to rail- roads, shippers, business men, and in- deed al 1 classes of the community. was rendered yesterday in the Ilinois supreme court, in the case involving the question of the power of the legislature to vegulate the rates charged by railroads for freight carried to points outaidedof Tilinois, and whether an act prohibiting uu: just diserimination in such rates was notjinjcontravention of the constitution of the United St The case was one wherein a 06 per cent. larger rate was charged on a haul from Gilman to New Yoirk than on a haul from Peoria to New York though the distance from Peoria was greater by eighty-six miles, and it is held by the court that the charge was unjust, excessive, ex‘ortionate and unlawful, and in effsct the court upholds the authority of the railroad warehooss commissioners to regulato freight charges from points in Lllinois to points outside tha state. Fndependent Ropublicans Bpecial Dispatch to Tuk Bk, Brprory, Pa, Sapteinber 29, —The independent republicans of the Sev- enteonth district nominated Dr. W. D. Hall, of Altoona, for congress. He Will Accept. Special Dispateh to Tux Bew, ALpany, N. Y., September 20.— Jno. F. Swith, chairman of the new republican state committee, rald to a weporter of The Argus: *‘You can in The Argus that I have uo rea- son to Muppose Mr. Fo will de- cline the nomination and every rea- son in the world to suppose he will accept it.” e California Prohibitionists gpectal Dispatch toTus Bun, SAN Frantisco, September 29.— The state prohibition convention met here yesterday day it became evident that a majority desired to nominate a straight ticket, and about forty delegates opposed to that course withdrew. Theconvention thia after- noon nominated for governor Dr. R. H. McDonald, San Francisco; lieu- tenant governor, William Sims, Yolo county. Folger Must Step Down. Special Dispatch to Tiz B, New York, September 29,—The republican executive committee, of Kings county, has appointed a com- mittee to confer with Judge Folger, nowinee for governor, and inform him of the situation in Brooklyn, Tho reeolution appointing a committee was a substitute for the resolutton re- questing Folger to decline the nomina- uon, A Railroad Syndioate- Special Dispatch to Tiik Brx, MoNTREAL, September 29.—-A depu- tation from the syndicate formed to build a new railroad from the north- west to conueet witn the Grand Trunk at Duluth, are here conferring with the general manager of the lat ter. It in proposed to make the ling & competing one from Manitaba to the sea with Canadian Pacific. The Crimes of a Minister. Bpeclal dispatch t) TR Byk, Broomisaton, 1L, September 20, — At tho end of erght days trial by the s conference at Linc.ln, Ills., Rev. H. O Hoffman was found guilty ot falsehood, fornication and bastardy, The verdict was rendered at 11 p, m, to-night, after six hours cousideration by the ministerial jury, Lewellyn's Indis Spocial Dispatch to T DiNvER, September 20— The Tri. buue's Santa Fo special 1s+: ladian Agent Lewellyn arrived 1o-day from Meecalero agency, en route to Jicarilla ugenoy, to look after the Apaches there, in acordance with Secretary Teller's order. The Mescaloros were Jisarmed last week by command of the troops under Major Van Horne, and aro now submissive and quiot. Lew- ellyn has five Indians in confinement, who will be sent to the Leavenworth wilitary prison, four of whom nre im- plica*ed 10 the murder of & sheop her- der 1umed Nicko Acosta, and the othei, a sub-chief, for killing Capaz, another India A £ Capture of a Runawsy Banker. Bpecial Dispateh o Tus Bes, DenvE, September 20, —The Re- publican's Bonanzs (Col.) special says: A, J. Adams, cashier of the Bonanza Exchange bank, which suspended a fow days ago, has been captured. An attempt was made to lynch him, which was provented by some law abiding citizeus, Skinny Men. “Wells' Health Renewer” restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility, = §1. Col, 1ra Wiison has purchssed a half interest in the Pacific House, at 8t. Joo. The firm will now be J. B. Kitchen & Ira Wilson, Mr, Kitchen has moved to the Paxton hotel, at Omahs, and Mr. Wilson has taken charge of the Facific, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends, The Pacific is the leading hotel of 8t. Joe and a first-class hotel in every re spect. sepd-m&otf NEB. SATURDAY MO1 N ING, SEPTEMBER 30 18%% Merchants and Dealers Throughout the Entire West are nvited to Visit the Mammoth Establishment owned and Occupied by R.L.W'DONALD&CO., WH( DRY - GOODS, Notions and ST. JOSEPH, MO, The Brighteat Lighted, Best Appointed Jobbing House in Ameriea, containing JLESALE Furnishing Goods, ) argest Stock of Dry Goods and Notions weat of the Mississippi. Sole manufacturers & 0 - 5 of the celebrated McDonald's Overalls, Duck, Denin: and Cottonade Pants, e o CYGLONE ULSTERS, LINED SUITS AND CHEVIOT SHIRTS, In all styles now popular with the Trade, Absolutely the best Goods in the Market and at EBCO T ENOINVE IPPIRIACIERSS. Western Merchants can more than save their expenses a visit to this Mammoth stock be~ fore buying their Fall Bills. Traveling agents, with extensive lines of samples, visit all prominent towns throughout the west, and will call upon any merchant any- where upon receipt of a request so to do. for samples. Send orders by mail, or write The most careful atlention given to orders, and satisfac- tion guaranteed, Remember R. L. McDONALD & CO., St Joseph, Mo SPORTING Spocial Dispatehes to Thr 1 HAMBURG (14 ), RACES Hamuvura, In,, Soptember 29, - In the free for all race, +in which Jack Peregoy, Cland R, and Duster con- testod, Peregoy took tho first heat, Claude R second, Duster third, the horaes coming under the wiro neck and neck. The second h petition of the tizat, with Daster run ning. In the third heat, Claude R, led to the throd.quarter polo ‘at a thirty second gait; hor deiver puiled up for the others. Poregoy acted badly, Duster taking the heat. Fourth heat, Peregoy withdrawn. A good start was had, Daster running the en- tire mile. After consulting with the driver of Olaude R, the judges gave the race to Duster. After the finish the president of the association offered $1,600 for Olauds R. BAY BATL, OLEVELAND, Soptember 29,—Cleve- lands 9, Detroits 0, Woncester, September 28,— Wor- cester 7, Troys 10. CHicaco, September 29, —It is stated on tho best authority that the Chicago club will refuse to recognize validity of the agreement with the Providence to play nine games after the close of the season to decido the championahip, on the ground that the agreement was entered on the under- was a re- standing that the Worcesters proposed | to drop out without completing its schedule, The Worcesters having concluded, however, to play its sories out, tho championship has been do- cided in the regular way in favor of the Chicagos, and further gemes aro uncalled for, BRIGHTON BEACH RACES, Brianrox Beack, September 2 First race, three-quarters of u mi Modusa w time, Second race, one mile, Little Dan won; time, 1:50, Third r ce, seven furlongs, Harry Mann won; time, 1:874. Fourth race, one wmile, Ida B, won; time, 1:45, Fifth race, hurdle, Buster won; time, § STANFORD'S TROTTERS, New Y September 29.—The eight two and three year old trotters, belonging to Kx-Governor Stanford, are expected to arrive here Tuesday next, to tako part in the meeting to be held under the auspices of the Trotting Horso Breeders' association at Fleotwood park, RONS TO CONLY, 1. Jouns, N. B., Septembar 20, — Wallace Ross writ 1 will row P H. Conly, of Halifax, either on St Johin harbor or Kennebeo river in four weels for $1,000 a side, - - . CAPITAL NOTES. Speelal Dispatch 1o Tiis Bax. ARG RELICN, WasuiNcron, September §29,—All the relics from the Aretic regions brought by Liigineer Melville, rere unpacked this afternoon in the oftice of Col, Remy, navy department, As the article were unpacked the record waas made when and where found, POSTAL EARNINGH, The gross receipts of the postoflice department for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1882, are $41,205,317.10, sgainst $36,217.611.60 the previous year, - mile and a half, 01, IMPORTS AND EXFORTS, The value of the imports of mer- chandiso into the United States dur- ing the period of twelve months ended August 31, 1882 was $741,983917; for the precedivg twelve months, $643,24 Value of exports for the twelve months ended August 31, 1882, was §757,038.772, preceding twelve months, $894,717,654. SETTLING A BOUNDAKY LINE, —=The treaty establishing the bound- ary line between Mexico and Guate male, signed at the City of Mexico the 27th inst., is substantially the same as the preliminary treaty sgreed to by w Romero in A of August aly just cou- Gen, Barrios and 8 New York on the 1 Guatewaly, in the treaty ded, receded entively from her cleim to the territory Chispas and Soconuaen, which for tho past sixty years has been in the possesion of Mexico, TELEGRAPHIC i‘ii?'l'fls. mius, Pa,, Sej T i oway. Seventeen of the principal bu inesw places were burned, iveluding both printin - offices, the bonk, aud the Hydo house, Low, $150,- 000; insurance, 3,000, Harirax, September 29, —The . portion of the cprgo of wheat of the s er Antwerpis, trom New Orloans for Hull, which put into Sydney, C, B., in distress, was sold by anction ‘at wsixty cents per bushel New OnLans, September 29,—The Pic. ayune's Pensacola spocisl reports fifty-two new cas2s and eleven desths JacksoN, Miss, September 29.—The cretnry of the state bonrd of health has reliable information that there I3 no yel low fever at Wesson, 011 €11y, Pa,, Septemter 20, —Petroleum has had another move to-day toward a dol. lar & barrel, having sold yesterday at 80c and to-day at 90c. PritaDELPHIA, September 29,—The jury in the star route cases returoed a d verdict to-night. Judge Butler was tel graphed, and replied that he would re- ceive it to.morrow mor Ll A Teller Goes Up Spocial Dispateh to Tix Lk ProvibENcE,Saptembor 29, - -Honry J. Hall, lato tellerof the Rhodo Island Hospital Trust company, pleadod gailty to ona of the four indictments for embezzlement, aud was sentenced to five years in thestate prison, The amount embezzled was $21,000. Other indictments were nolle prossed. e ETATH JOITINGS. Koarnay hias a moon eyed laundry. The Shelby church Is nearly comploted, Tho Linooln dog tax has been reduced to $2, | @Tho old settlers of Gage bad a picni: on | the 224, | Plattsmonth is after the soldior.’ reunion | for next year, Wifo ‘be Nebraska ity. | The Johinaon county fair last we o tremendous success, h Parker goes into the hotel busi- f s on tho Lat. Thera are thirteen sojourners in the Lan easter county poor house, Now that the Kearnoy cansl in started, Jum Creck wants one, A tailor is coming from New York Uity to 4o into business at P Thiree passenger coaches are being built at the B, & M. shops in Plattsmouth, Phe postmaster at Cottonwood Springs, Mr, Cenz, was burned out on the 16th, The Aurora Republican got out an ex- collent daily during the Hamilton county fair, The Methodist church at Ord was dedi cated on the 17¢h and a debt of over $400 wiped ont. There will be neaily 15,000 acres of pasture fenced by Hitcheock county stock wen this fall, Liucoln's annual crop of beggars Is larger than ever, olao will be ber bicunial wrop next winter, J. W, Merrill, of Holt county, 1a vo garden dwarf radish which weighed 4 pounds and 6 cunces, The atfendance on the Kearney public uchool, Mondey of last weck, handrod and five pupi's. Dr. J. J, Saville, formerly publisher of the Kearney Era, will soon and again practice medicine George Woodward, of Culbertiou, wes injured by his horse falling on hi nd it is doubtful if he rec carson, of Holt county, raised a watermelon last year, but come to thiat figure this senson Georpe Lawrence, residing about three wiles northeast of Richland i Colfax county, recently lost his entire crop of | sl grain, smounting to about 81,100, by prairie Joseph Mackle, clerk of Lincoln county, died suddenly on' the 26th, of hemorrhage of the lungs. To say his deatiiTs univers- wlly mourned is inadequate —he was one of the weu whow everybudy liked, Frauk Sheldon, of Lincoln, had a delight. ful trip to, sud visit in Kurope. He went are becoming plonty in : was ers, was four | ove to Omakia | on the | | h England, aid and 1taly, ! of nite, Improven . wide the Gace | county ag | short after th “ of the twenty with severity. iltural socioty come ont 600 Jato connty fair, and_each ors bore his lors s nOW equare. J. W. Harris, proprictr of a Fremont briciyard, drow $300 on 8 iturday to puy <ff his men and put the mouey in “his hat, [0 that he would kiow where it was. | When ho got to the brickyaid the money | wan gome An Alma your it o friond hero on fillod with wedding o % was emptied, and its contents filled wix- gallon churn, and eoough woas left for the | irls of the y to_play “keep house” Crlans Sontine) Liar, t, the man who pounded Dublin Jack, escaped irom the officers the other day, and was re-arrested, was placed in a coll th sorve his twonty-five days. He got bold o1 & il some where, and in at- tempting to pick the lock, so that the lat- ter cann t bo opened without drilling, The chicf told bim he would not open i% at present, and now Chrig is locked up sure ind is afraid the building will buro up and roast him.—Lincoln Demoorat. No. 840, a mouster gl eugine, way brought over Saturday from the C., B. & . road for the runme of running freight trains over the heavy grades hetween this cityand Pacific Junc Yeaterday it was coupled on o forty-six carsloaded with erain and without the lest difficulty or \ard work it started up the hoavy grads to the bridge and_soon lind-d the forty-six Toads on the other side, Half that numube is & big load for vho ordinary I & M, en- gines. The mogul han eight drive wheels and 15 capab'e of hauling almost anything that iy movable, and it will b rotain d for tho brido run freight engine. 1t i han- dled by ; Ray,—Plattsmouth Journal, ~About midnight Thursday night an old man appearcd at Saxe’s drug storo and with an ag air requested to know the component parts of a prescription which had been filled there, Tt turned out to be an eye water in which atropo was one of the ingredionts, and instead of puttivg adrop in his eye be had taken weveral drops in bis stomach, Atrope has the ef- fect of dilating the pupil of the oye and Hin eyos at the time weéro like those of a cat, the pupils s big an o trade dollar and gleaming like oriental rubies in the dark. The clerk sent the reckless medicino takor to a physi- cian, and he soon came back with & pro- scription for an sutidote, which was given Bim, aud he turned up yesterduy all acting upon the nerves, A Desorvod Promotion. The Chicags Tribune announces that Mr, G sioner of tho Northwestern Traflic and Contre! Towa association, has appoint- od My, 12, ¥, Lock chiof clerk, Mr Lock has | had long experienco in freight affairs, and during five years has filled an important position on the Burlivgton & Miesouri River rail- road, Ed Lock has many frionds in Omuha, where he was stationed for a number of years, fist under Mr. Lowell, and afterwards as as: nt paymaster of the B, & M, road, His ubilities have won him a desorved pro- motion to a respousible aud important poeition, which 18 direotly in the line of further advancement. On this ac- | count the news will be received with great satisfaction in Omaba among a large vumber of friends and ac- | quaintances, who will wish him all | Buccess in his new position. | e 1ge L. Carwan, commla- Ladies and sickly Girls requiring a non alooholie, gentle stimulent, will { find Brown's Tron Bitters beneficial, KIGNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. 1t cloanacs Uio systom of the acrid potson| &) THO 08 OF of the Worst foriua of this terriblo d :lava boen quickly relicved, and ia oy PERFEOTLY CURED, ¥ §1, LIQUID or DY, KOLD by DRTGAISTS. 411 bo gent by wail Dy ¢ 1, {18, HICHATDEON & COr, Buriinaton, ¥ |} ¢ ORGANIZZD OPPRESSION. The Stupendous Power Wislded by Corporate Kings. The Values of the Necessaries cf Lifs Regulated by iheir Whime, 0ld Political Parties Manazed in the Interest of the Monopolists And the People's Only Hope of Re- 1ief Lies in the Ballot. JAddress of Capt. J. H, Stickle Before the Anti-Monopoly Conven- tion at Hastings, Sept. 27, Mr. President end gentlemen of the Cony .nflon: If any man or friend who has called mo out to-day expects anything very eloquent, or very witty, or very pro- found, he is doomed to disappoint- ment. 1 suppose I am not unlike the majority of those composing this con- vention—a much bettor listener than talker, and the whole business of specc!s making is entirely out of my line. I belong to that class of orators not inappropriaely described by the newspapers und others as bucolic. But whether bucolic or metropolitan some of us have the faculty of saying what wo think and meaning just pre- cisely what we say. If I can be con- sidered to have a mission standing here to-day it is to try to demonstrate to you that there is no political iesua subsisting botween the great political parties and that anti monopoly should bo the shibboleth eounded by every son of Adam in this broad land who carns his bread by honest toil. In the campaign down in Thayer county last fall, those gentlemen who were most urgent in support of the ropublican ticket, threw out a fearful indictment against those republicans who came out and voted the anti-mo- nopoly ticket. There were three charges: First, that we are renegades and sore-heads; recond, consorters with democrats; third, declared co- conspirators with greenbackers, Well, to all of these Mdictments, severally and collectively, WE PLEAD GUILTY, It was true that wo had thrown off all allogiance to the republican party and our heads were lamentably sore. [Laughter. | As to consorting with democrats or conspiracy with greenbackers, we are glad to welcome all men of whatever previous party sfililiations who enter- tain feelings of indignation at the ex- tortionate demands of the great eor- porate monopolies. Mr. President, speaking from a re- publican standpoint, I yield to no man in my admiratiolof the splendid achievements of the republican party. So great, so grand, so immeasurable and 80 numerous are they thatI should weary you with their recit- al, For a quarter of a, cen- tury that party's history has played an important part in the his- tory of our country. During these yours it has made truer, broader and doopor lines than any other political party that ever rose to meet the exi- gencies of mankind, Had she achieved nothing greater or grander than the suppression of THE GREATEST REVOLUTION since Lucifer revolted from high heaven and the freedom of four mil- lions of bondsmen, she would have meritod and recoived the plaudits of mankind, We are told that for more than two centuries Da Viuei's d painting of “The Last Supper” ex- cited the wonder of all beholders, and delighted the eyes of all. But not sonow. Time's mutations have dealt o — TG