Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1883, Page 4

e The o maha Bee' SHIFTING Tfi:tl?ollmll.- Sun. onday morning daily.{ TERMS BY MAIL— ©no Year, ...$10.00 | Three Months.83.00 | the burdens of taxstion aud to re- One Month.... 1.00( gqoe thetr oppressive exactions, the *HE WEEXLY BEE, published every TERMS POST PAID— One Year......83.00 | Thres Months. ‘;miTgfigfi'&%’au:f"" which they seek to mislead the public CE -All Cos I °«°““mm&m§... sad z‘é‘.‘&'fi‘u nopoly legislatare was a sham, addressed to the EDITOR [ Now while It s trae that before the t the Iimpression was BUSINESS LETTERS—AIl Busines | leglslature me _ Tietters and Roxl‘nl“.noel should be ad|that It would be an anti-monopoly dressed to Efi:%fl’:fl’ffi"&:gfia leglslature, this impression was cur- Jrders to be made payable to the order of | rent, not because the anti monopolists Tho BEE PUBLISHING 00., Props. E. ROSEWATER Editor Magsuar ANGEL 18 preparing to cllmb the golden stair. ““Oh, what a fall was there, my that both the republicans and demo countrymen.—S. P. Mobley. Dox' mention 1t but Dr. l_’“"' *117,000 voters had left the democratlo reserved candidate for mayor is Ezra In the distribution of territorial ap- pointments Nebrasks, as usual drew s Cimizews of Grand Island are now |leader of any standing in that party shaking hands over zwet glas lagerand | dared to oppose antl-monopoly princi- » postoffice pretzel. S — Pave the streets, extend the sew- | Bat the leglslature failed to enact the ers, doaway with rotten bridges and | Iaws that were promised, and straight- make Omaha a clty in fact as well as|way the ory goes forth, ‘‘Anti-monop- Tae bill to establish a mint at|enemy to falr railroad legislation Omaha dled with ihe session. The |Lot us see how far this charge is true: only mint that our Val. will get for ‘Omaha is mint jalep. VALENTINE'S scheme to elevate the | Publicans would dlotate leglalation and garden sass bureau to a cabinet office | take the responsibility, It declared alumbers quletly in the senate pigeon | that railroad leglslation was a necess- holes with seven hundred other de- | tyand being recognized as such would Now that the leglslaturo has ad- journed and the rallroads have de- feated all leglslation tending to com- pel them to bear an cqual share of monopoly organs, both democratioand | ag republican, have the impudence to charge the antl-monopolists with the 50 | responsibility for this outrage wpon 20| the people of Nebraska. The way In 1s by stating that the leglslature was antl-monopoly and that the anti-mo- were in the msjority, but because all parties in Nebraska had committed themselves to the policy which the antl-monepoly party had originated and advocated. It was because this policy was so just, and the demands made by 1t voiced the sentl- ment of the vast majority of thepeople orats in their conver tions bound them- selves to carry it out. The fact that and republican organizations in dis gust at thelr fallure to do jastice to the people by regulating rallroad traf- fic, was moreover taken on all hands as soch an emphatlc rebuke to the republican pacty that no ples or to avow himself as a monopo- Qst. oly 18 a sham, a base delusion, a hypo- critical factlon, & political myth, an Of the 133 members of the leglsl: ture, 26 were stralght out and out republicans. This rallroad republican organ at Omaha proclalmed to all the world that re be granted by the republican majority. provements mean steady the sacred trusts which they took upon -employment for workingmen, and em- ployment for the workingmen means prosperity for the merchant and cap- the combined opposition on an anti- Italist. TaE next sensation at Grand Island |senste file No, 1, was a revenue bill will be the promotion of Mlchael, |t0 compel rallroads to pay city and Fromont, North Platte aod Sydney county taxes on thelr machine shops, are solld for Michael aa Valentiue's | hesdquarters, depot buildings and sucoeasor {n congress. Tae work of the legislature was nothing to be proud of, but the far- mers who pinned thelr falth on the honesty of the candidates of the alliance have reason to be proud that | ™ their confidence was not misplaced. e———— Bex BurrerworrH falled to get his bill extending the time for withdraw. mands : ing whisky from bond, bat he leaves reduction of railroad tolls was framed an odorous record as the only oon. gressman whose rising to speak was ate, and passed by that anti-monopoly a signal for an exodus from the ladies body nearly two weeks before the THE repeal of the taxes on banking capital and deposits will save nearly 0,000 to the Omaha banks “B X lll"l’::; of n.nlolul taxation, vislon by the state cfficors acting our bankers will now be able to pay their local taxes without so much WisgoNsIN proposes to reduce pas- senger fares to 24 cents a mile. nesota railroad fares that sum, but in Nebs sition to fix the passenger tariff at three cents a mile Is denounced as the worst kind of communism and an inva slon of the rights of property. TaE electlon of Thomas Palmer as suoccessor to Senator Ferry completes the roll of the next senate with the exosption of the successor to Senator Rollins, of New Hampshire, who will not be elected until June, senate will conslst of 38 republicans, 36 democrats and two readjucters, B S OMaHA can never be a great manu- facturing center until she can supply cheap food and cheap homes for the workicgmen, We must have a mar. ket house where the laborer and mechanic can deal farmer and gsrduer. duce rents by improving cur euburbs iy and making them accessible by street [ " t4* #xponent of antl-mono- directly with the — Reed of Malne, who is Jay Gould's chief henchman in the house since Frye's removal to the senate, succeed- ed in smothering in the judiclary com- mittee, of which he is chairman, the resolutions adopted by the committee | ) last July, declarlog the forfelture of the Texas Pacific land grant. Baot even Mr. Roed, assisted by Speaker Keifer, failed tosecure the passage of | gourse, the bill confirming that grant of 14,- 000,000 aores to the Southern Pacific | publican party - cannot shift the re. eallrosd. There ls ground for - con- | yponaibllity for broken falth and out- gratolation over that fact. How have the republicans discharged hemselves at the opening of the ses- lon, The senate was organized by monopoly basls. The very first bill in- troduoed in the senate, Mr, MoShaune' other local improvements. t THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA TUESDAY MARCH 6 FOR SALE HALF MILE FROM P. 0. They, and they alone, | and it will be built this year on the pres. solidly against temptation and outside of all combina- support of antl-monopoly laws and a reduction of taxes. The democrats were, if anythin good deal worse than the republican: Two-thirds of them are on record and oatspaws cof the monopolles, with a hand In every steal and a voice against evers meas: ure that would redress the wrongs of which the people conduct was under the Inspiration of Morton and Miller, whose leadership {s repudiated by all honest and reput- able democrats. DOTUBLE AN SSENOHLIE A v O8N G- POWHR AND HAND P UMES! Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, <ININ@ MACHINERY, BELTINO, monopol stood The Hutehinson house at York fa being improved considerable, wing will be { ut on and the hostelry other. An addition of & tlon, The farmers of the surrounding country have commenced hauling their fgrain into Stells, and is very lively and the mer. D IRON FITTINGE PI¥ AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NALLADAY WIND-MILLS CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS Oor. Farnam and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. SPECIAL. NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR Ground Qil Cake. 1t is the bost and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to three pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Cake in the fall and win- ter, Instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good market- able condition in the epring. Dairymen as well as others who use it can tes- Try it and judge for yourselves. The Cars connty sgricultural society will meet at the court house in Pl this week to fix the date of the county The merchants of Lou ing up their utores with with a view to » large trade in the complain, This ‘wd'f Over 300 teams were . counted on the strectaof Al xandria one day last week. This is taken as an indieation of business 7 Room House Well, Cistern, lot gementa sre about completed for an elevator at Wood R e S t will be a large and complete The lack of encouragement which Omaha has given to manufacturing enterpriscs has lost to our city thou sands of dollars in trade and large numbers of citizens. Every new man- ufactory will add to the prodactive capaocity of the city and increase its commercial importance, that, it builds up the retall trade and stimulates prosperity smaller merchants, can Increase rapidly beyond a certain point unless it sustains home industry. It 1is the working men who toll in our mills and factories and wages with ‘the butcher and baker who form the backbor® of all commerocial solldity in the large cities No city that fails to recognizs this fact can complain if it lsgs behind in the race for progress, We have a board of trade which meets semi-ocoasionally and passes resolutions favoring new industries, But what Is our board of trade dolng to encourage the promoters of such enterprises tolocate in our clty. Some- thing more ls needed than a mere presental of the advantages possessed by Omaha as a railroad center and a rowing city. In nine cases out of ten light bonus in lands or money would attract capital which is diverted by the inducements held Lands alorg the rail- roads which are especlally suitable for manufacturing Industries are held at such exorbitant figures that the prices frighten away intending investors. There is such a thing as watohing the spigot and letting the clder run out of ‘What Omaha needs Is more manufactures employing la- She can never hope to be a metropolis until she secares them, A Harlan county farmer named Fred. 9 Room House, Well, cistern, gas, double floors, fine finished,barn share of a legay left by a rich relative in The well for the cresmery at Wayne is The walls of the building proper will be commenced during the it tify to its merits Price $25.00 per ton; no charge for eacks, WOOODMAN LINSEED OIL CO., Omaha, Neb. M. Hellman & Co. WHOLFRALE CLOTHIERS, 1301 and. 1303 Farnam St. Cor. I3th OMAHA, NEB. McMAHON, A'B'E'RT & CO,, Wholesale Druggists, OMAHA NEB. McNAMARA & DUNCAN. WHOLES ' LE DEALERS IN KENTUCKY AND PENNSYLVANiA WhiskieS! _inFond or Free., Also direct Importers of WINES, BRANDIES AND ALES, Jobbers and Manufacturers of Fine The firemen of Plattsmouth want a num. ber cf new cisterns built, quest a new and more convenient engine THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE FROM P. 0. 6 Room House, Cistern, city water, cella lot 60x132...... A new water tank ia belng built by the railrond company st West Point which No inland city will be one-third larger than the present The new fire hook and ladder track for the York department has arrived there and is pronounced a good The fourth annual ball of the Sutton military company on Washington’s birth. day was an immense sucoees, Three brick hutldiogs menced in St. Paul. fog hou:es will also be built. of brick are being shipped ul to Grand Island to supply ‘made by builders, opulation cf Wymore has been in. lately by a large influx of land buyers and seekers, The Osceols postmaster has been in- E Uuoited Stutes official and 3 Room House, Beveral good dwell- Large rooms, cellar,cistern lot 66x134....... .. b Room House, establishment of Hardy are clamoriog New, cellar, e taurant and bakery to be The new Presbyterian church at Superi. o Nuckolls county, will be commenced ONE MILE FROM P. 0_ Madison hes been overrun with life in. e e suranbe agents for a short time past, The First Coogregational church of Creigton Lias beon de The Neligh flouring mills femploy oul P e e e Work on the new churches at Stanton has already commenced. 7 Room House: greater — antl-monopolists; 37 were democrats, | smaller towns. Tue Buffalo Express calls Senator | 8nd ' 70 were VanWyke the old-man-of-the-ses. He division gave the republicans a certalnly has been a dead weight on olear majority, and the leading frauds and jobbers. Cellar, cistern, lot 62 1-2 125 0dd Fellows are figuring n Il Room House, | 315 DOUCLAS STREET Polk county farmers are husking their eyt claas brewery: Cellar, well, cistern, barn corn crib, lot 6 4x140./$3,000 ONE MILE & QUARTER FROM P. 0. 4 Room House, The Death of Gov Stephens the bung-hole. ATLANTA, Ga., March 5,—Hon. Jas. 8. Boynton, president of the senate, was sworn in as governor, bor, dered an election to fill the vacanoy cansed by Stephens’ death on the 24th The democratio execative committee of the state has been called to meet next Thuraday in Atlanta to oconsider what action will be taken. 2 The remaina of Stephens were car- | Corner, city water, lot 74 ried to the capitol at 3 p. w. tu-day, and will lay in state iu the hall of the house of representatives until Thar day next when it be interred in QOal The indiratiors are that the funeral will be the largest ever meen in Georgla. The oity is hnv:!y draped and flags are at mas! Governor Boynton has invited all Frank Hatton seems to be a bigger man than the whole Iowa delegation. The appointment of John M. frwin of Keokuk as governor of Idaho has caused a good deal of surprise and sgme protanity in the Iowa delegation. Irwin was appointed without consulta- tion with any one of the Iowa senators or cougresgmen, and even MoCold, who represents the Keokuk district, never heard of it until It was publish. 142, on car line. .. Il Room House, City water, lot 66x142, corner, on car line.....$2,700 land cemetery. That bill paased the senata and was | od, 1t isgenerally belleved Irwin was second railroad bill passed by the nate was one compelling railways to taxes on thelr franchise, and this promptly pigeonholed through the republican speaker and never was oltizens and cfiolals of the state and county to the funeral. vices will be held in tha capitol Thurs- day, the day set apart for memoriat servioes all over the state, strangled In a republioan house. The | appaiated solely on Hatton's request. He has no special experience in elther atate or natlonal affalrs, and is regard- ed as & mere dummy. % AMES FARNAM ST. RARE BARGAINS IN CITY CIGARS. Agents for Jos. Schlitz’ Milwaukee Beer, Bottled and in Kegs. 214 & 216 8. 14TH STREER, Tae Omaha Herald discussed at all. The only meas. ! gracefal compliment to ure that responded to the de-|Adams county, the leading demccrat of the eoplo for a|in the house. All the Herald eays of peop Mr. Tower is cheerfully aubsoribed to by the J. OMAHA, HEB. ANHEUSER-BUSCH. We heard a batter LOTS by the rallroad committee of the sen-|thing said of him than the Herald's of the session, This bill reduced passenger tolls to three cents a mile and made a uniform reduction in freight tolls of 20 per cent from the January schedule, subject only to re- of as commissioners. The house rallroad o committee, packed by the republican speaker with cappers, held the bill for more than ten days. Meantime, sfter mangling and killing every rail- road bill that had any merit, they pre- sented and forced through the house an abortion that promised no relief, and which they knew the senate could not endorse without stultifylng itself. Having surrendeaed entirely to the monopoly lebby, and become slmply an engine of oppression and plunder, the republican party in the house added Imjury to lnsult by voting through that body & whole raft of jobs and steals, Where were the twenty-six anti- monopolists all this time? Everyone, without exception, in the senate, sup: ported the senate bills for railroad re- gulation and fu the house every one recorded his vote for the senate blll when it was under conslderation, Out of 26, only five or slx supported the capitol blll in any shape and only two or three recorded thelr votes in favor of any bogun claim. Dave Butler, who champloned all the jobs and steals in the senate, cannot be regarded as an der poly. He forced himself into the movement in his insane ambition to come to the front in public life, but only demonstratod by his conduet that he 3annot be trusted in any po- ion which gives him a chance to put | hood. his hand into the public treasury, The anti-monopolists cut him from In the face of the record the re- testimonial durlog the session, how- It was that he was a good re- publican, and didn’t know 1t —Lin coln Journal, The railroad organs and jobbors al- ways have a kindly feeling for men ever Suburban Property. ACRE ACRE| g Brewing A_ssocia.tion, their party label Humphrey and Oan- field have been patron saints by the monopollsts and olaim grabbers, and the Umaha Her- ald will vie with the Lincoln Journal in doing them homage. CELEBRATED ¢ KEG & BOTTLED BEER, THIS EXCBLLENT BEER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, SMALL OASH PAYMENTS, IBALANCE Long Time AT 6 PER CENT. 0 Acres Improved Land THE false prophet whone signal de- foat is telegraphed all the way from the land of pyramids and crocodiles is suspected of bZing In partnership with ‘Wigglns, ALJAYS CET THE BEST. K STLOUIS MO Orders from any part of the 8tate or the Entire West will be promptly shipped: All Our Gonds are Made to the Standard of our Guarantee, GEORGE HENNING, Sole Agent for Omaha and the West. Office Corner 13th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. MORGAN & GHAPMAN, WHOLESALE GROCER 12183 Farnam 8t.. Omaha, Neh Tue iron mill owners, who have amassed milllons out of cheap labor and a high tariff, are now organizing for another rald on working men un- der the pretext that the revised tanff will compel them to reduce wages. An attempt tv force down wages un- Near Railroad Station, adjacent to town with graded school, church Will {ell or Exchange “3id and Tried.” FOR IMPRGVED OITY PROPERIY. 3,645 E STOCK 'FARM 25 miles ftom Omaha‘ for sale at §12 per celve nobody. The revised tariff materlal reduction in the duty on steel and mill owners will experlence no gri hardship by forelgn competition under the new tariff than they have during the past three years. shine for these nabobs to whine about the revised tariff as an excuseforturn- ing the screws tighter on the poor wage worker whose labor has enriched them, makes EVERY SACK WARRANTED TO GIVE FATISFACTION AC: GATE CITY PLANING MILLS. MANUFACTURERS OF Carpenter’'s Materials SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, STAIRS, A. M EH S,|Stair Railings, Balusters, Window Door FramesJ Etc. First-class tacilitice for the Manutacture of all kindes w-sm. Orders from the communicati neto REFUNDED, SUPPLIED BY ANY [FIBST-CLASS GROCER, We,J, WRLSHANS & €0, Agents, 8th and Faroam Sts, Om.ha H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK Houses and Lots ST2TBE JOTTINGS, Prairle fire are al Albion, Boone county and the neighbor- re are no Teports of any dame At all prices and ia all locations, For Sale 'or -Exchange. aXXOX, LOANSNEGOTIATED Oall and look over my new store and se 288 done b ol v vhod up along the Srck of o tart and refused to take him into ao. A, bofi..‘nflmng!:nd :‘nm got ocars their counsels when they organized the “s':"’ 1680 market, senate. And they very properly | have been disclalm all responsibility for his |ing the past month, This is considered 4 very good showing. state deny that the losses have been | th! u:.lll come out with only ¢! The fact is settled ths Farnam Street. Under the management of Mr. Kalish over 98 oar_loads of grain pped from West Point ~dur- ONES, REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HORTICULYURISTS, are now taking orders sbrul for aelivery, Orers lore :u I!I.npl“:;lll. Batistacti Office 1306 Harney stroet, and o 1506 Farnamlireet. average Mouldings, conatry WLt procE SYRR, Ero peie raged publio sentiment upon the anti- |have s new Methodist (UF STAIRS,)