Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1883, Page 4

4 ‘£ THE DAILY BEE-OMAHA SATURDAY MARCH 10 e —— ;he Omaba Bee. Published every morning, ex ay. The enly Monday morning TERMS BY MAIL— One Ye .810 00 | Three Months. Bix Months.. 5,00 | One Month.... urJ:t Sun, aily. (6 $8.00 1.00 THAT MARE'S NEST. A two line clause in a bill to author- ize the olty to vote bonds in ald of a viaduct, has stirred up a mare's nest that has convalsed local polltical olrcles from center to clrcumference. Pablio splrited oltizens who desire to have paving, sewerage and other solid “HE WEEKLY BEE, published every improvements pushed with vigor Welnesday. under rellable supervision were TERMS POST PAID— alarmed, The mayor and olty offi- $32.00 | Thres Months, 1.00 | Ove Month.... Axxr1oAN News CouMpaxy, Sole Agents Newsdealers in the United States.| CORRESPONDENCE -All Oommuni. i atfons "l‘"“f”“’ News snd Editorial matters should be addressed to the Eprron or Tz Bee. BUSINEFS LETTERS—AI Busines Tetters and Remittances should be ad dressed to THE BER PUBLISHING COMPANY -JMAHA, Drafts, Checks and Postotfice Jrders to be made payable to the order of the Company. The BRE PUBLISHING 00., Props, E. ROSEWATER Editor Now let the Herald trot out its proferred candidate for mayor sur- named Ezra, A viapuer which conveys away the board of public works s quite too ex- pensive a city improvement. SeNaTor VANWyok's address s still in Washintgon, D. C., about two blocks from Don Camerons mansion, Way do the heathen rage? If that new telegraph law is a dead letter why do our sweet tempered contemporarles st Omaha and Lincoln howl and whine? THE storm haa falled to put In an appearance and the tidal wave refuses to come to time, Wiggins must guess agaln, 1t he keeps guessing long enough he is bound to hit it, Ix reply to several inquirles Tur BEE answers that the pre emption laws were not repealod or amended by congress, Mr. Washburn's amend- ment falled In the house. ‘Wirn reference to Don Cameron, 50 20 olals were paralyzed, and tho con- tractors and jobbers who expect to realizo handsomely on publio works were joyful and jubllant, Dr. Miller was delighted and exultant, The summary beheading of the board of publlc works gave him great pleasure, bocause it disposed of Jim Oreighton, who has never been for. given since he refased to obey Miller's behest to carry out that sena- torlal dicker six years ago. In the bungling of the viaduet bill he im- agined he had another club with which to brain Charley Brown and MoShane, who committed the unpar- Director Stelpkal—and that he had committed suiclde to evade the perfor mance of the task. If he had not carried out the bshests of the meoret organization, the writer added, he would himself have been assascinated by his colleagues, OTHER LANDS THAN OURS. Mr. Gladstone’s return from France has at once shown itself In the quick- ening of business In parllament and a strengthening of the liberal ranks. The week at Westminlster hall has been essentially a business one and fow exoltingpassagos at armsjhave disturb. ed the routine, The premier took ozcasion to in‘imate that the remark of Lord Hartington that the British troops were to be rapldly withdrawn from Egypt was merely the expression of a hope, and that the government were as yot unable to say when the Eoglish rifles would return., This ia generally taken as a quiet hint that the Eaglish ccoupation of Ezypt s to be permanent, an event which every one has lookedgfer since the bomb- ardment of Alexandria, donable sin of opposing Sterling Mor. ton for United States senator a fow weeks ago. So the vials of gall were poured out on their heads in vindie- tive glee, and the Doctor held up his hands in holy horror over the awful things these two bad demccrats had done down at Lincoln, But the doctor's cup of joy was dashed to the ground before It fairly touched hia lips. The board of public works atlll exists, Jim Oreighton keeps his official head op, and he Is likely to keep it on for the next two years. And that low politician, John McShane, also survives with a very falr prospect of representing Dovglas county in the national convention in the place of George L. Miller. This sad state of affairs was all brought about by that mare’s nest, which Ed. Roggen first discovered down in the vaults of the left wing of Blll Stout’s stone palace at Lincoln, Tar undue accumulation of capital, and the tendencles of great Industries to combine against the public interest is the overshadcwing curse of the country, It is true thatglant monop- some congressman sald it was malaria, | Olles give employment to labor, hut others called it toothache; but Robe. |1t 1s the treadmill work of the labor- #0n made the proper disgnosls when he | {ng olasses that pours out a stream of pronounced it druuk and disorderly |bright dollars Into the sack of the monopolists. The speculative capi- Mgz, BLAINE is working three hours | tallsts reach out for every trade with a dayat his polltical history, whioh is | & vlew of reaping Increased profits by tobe entitled *‘Twenty Years of Pub. | enhanoed prices. House rent, fuel, Ho Life.” Ttis presumed that there|food and clothes are expenses which will be no reference to the Mulligan |eVery — workingman —must meet) letters in the work. ee— 8ixTy six miilions, the difference between the sum appropriated by con- Rross at its first sesslon and second sesslons, s the amounc saved to the country through congress by the ‘‘tidal. wave"” at the polls last fall. DzLmoNico's chief cook gets $16,000 - year, while the chief exeoutive of Nebraska only draws $2,600 a year end boards himself. That accounts for our gettiog only cheap men for governors, Dr. MiLLeR is In the seventh heaven ‘of delight on account of the viaduct bill mare's nest. The trouble with the editor of the Herald is that he was bored of public works the moment that body iIntimated that certaln wealthy land owners were escaping as- sessment. AND now the great industrial mo- nopolists have concluded that it was not 80 bad as they thought it might be and in spite of the revised tariff the mills and factorles are starting up agaln prepared for new orders and a lively spring season. Four ex oongressmen are candl- dates for Treasurer Ghlfillan's place, but the probabilities are that Asststant Treasurer Wyman will recelve the appointment, Mr. Wyman is an old resident of Omaha and one of the most faithful and exporienced offi- cors of the treasury department, 8eNaTor VAN Wyck thinks it a small piece of business that the trea- sury shonld be charged three cents for postage stamps used on Blies's jun. keotting trips, when that high priced official is pald at the rate of $50,000 a yeoar for his services to the attorney- general, The country quite agrees with the senator. Ir our citizens who have worked themselves Into & ferment will only keep cool and bide their time they will have no cause to mourn the be- heading of the board of public works, In the ficat place, the viaduct bill is supposed to do away with the which bodrd does not take effoct until the will give the board ample time to let all their con- tracts and finish some cf the work already in hand, even if they have first of June. That been leglalated out of office. In the next place there are ten chances to one that the courts will set It 1s true our industrlal classes are generally better off than thess of for- eign countries but with rigid econ- omy it is all that our working people with families can do to keep out of debt. Rents sre double what they should be, Combinations in all food products malntain high prices irre- spective of the law of supply and de- mand and consolidation of industries prevents that competition which is at once the life of trade and the pro- tection of consumers, What wonder Is it that there are murmurs of dis: content among the poorer oclasses and that a growing discusslon of soolalistic theories s notlceable throughout the country. The arch anarchists are the men composing what a New York legislator, himself a milllonaire, calls the wealthy oriminal olasses who rob by the million and ocount thelr plundered victims by the hundreds of thousands. Soclety has more to fear from these cormorants than it has from its working classes aa at prosent constituted. They it Is who are setting an example of defiance of private rights and publio interests, of property and established law which others may not be slow to follow, THAT was a clever trick Bill Stout's lefe bower Sessions played in losing the bill for the relief of Tom Kennard. Tie original bill relieved the state troasury of the sum of 3,100 for al- leged services by Tom Keunnard, as sgent of the state in collecting the b per cent due fecom Uncle Sam on sales of the Pawnee reservation. Asamended before its paseage, the bill allowed Konnard the sum named in ligaldation of all clalms past, present or future under the fraudulent old Furnas' con- tract. But Tom, doubtless, expeots to realize more than this bill allowed and it was a good deal more conveni- ent to lose the relief bill now than to be forever barred from farther olslms, Two years hence ‘‘poor Tom"” will come up smliling with his old oclalm swelled by several thousand more. Tus JTowa agitators of enforced abstinence will have {to bide thelr time. Governor Sherman refuses to call an extra session for the pur- pose of resubmitting the prohibition smendment, This will remind the whole 1ssue to the people when they eleot thelr legisiature next fall, Tue Union Pacific earned twelve millions over and above expenses during the year 1882 but that poor downtrodden corporation could not the visduot bill aside as irregular and |afford to reduce passenger rates to void, Such a declslon may leave |three cents a mile, Omaha without a vieduaot for a couple of years unless the rallroads bulld| A glover's nprremloe. at Prague, one, but 1t will leave the board In -":omgfiynuu ;flr'(hlfimi dhlhnlm" + the other day, and left 0 m & undistarbed control of our public ey sy éuonu stating that b works, 'A had been selected by a secret sool In view of this fact we web no good | to take the life of one of the chief offi reason for excliement, ocers of the police of the olty—Folice In Ireland few startling develop- ments have taken place during the week, though new dlscoverles of arms and additional evidence cf Land League complicity are reported, A rumor current in London that Egan, secrotary of the Liand League, has fled to Spain with all the Loague's funds, lacks confirmation, France in refus. ing to extradite Byrne, on the ground that his offense was a political one, has glven a precedent to the United States In the case of Sheridan., Ca- blegrams from London on Friday re- ported that additlonal evidence con. cerniog Sherldan’s complitely In the PLeeaix park murders, have been sent to Secretary Frelinghuysen, but there is little probabllity that our govern- ment will stultify itself by denjing the right cf political asylum to foreign refogees, The Danubian conference is still in sesslon in London, This body is in reality an adjourned session of the Berlin confarence whose ostensible purpose ls to take definite action on the regulation of Danubian naviga- Ia reality it meets to attempt a further division of spotls resulting from the Russo-Turkish war of which the two interested parties reaped little practical benefit in territorial acquisi- tion, Russla is the most Interested party in the present conference. She emands the free navigation of the Danube from the mouth, which she controle, to the source, which isin terri ory dominated by Austrla. Per- haps the most trylng grievance that is to be laid before the conference Is the complatnt of Tarkey that her vaseal states, Bulgarla and Servia, refuse to pay their share of the debt contracted in the disastrous struggle with Russia. Encouraged by Austrian promises on one side and Russian intrignes on the other, these semi-independent states ignore the clause of the Berlin instra ment directing thelr payments to the porte, and it is not improbable that the astute statesmen of the north will make this an apple of such aggravatirg discord that the conference will serve only as a preliminary to another war with Tarkey and a new and fins} dis- memberment. It is for the interest of Eaglaud to soothe the suceptibilities of the porte and check the influence Russia has been gaining as the friend of the sultan, for, as things stand, Eogland has everything to galn by the present status quo. France will join Russia, and not imprbably Italy, in attempting an enlargement and re- definition of the clauses in dispute This will leave Eagland, Germany and Austria in a minorlty of one, and, noless large concossions are made to French susceptibility and Russian greed, we may expect the oonference to break up, as 80 many have done be- fore it, with the participants bent on war as @ solution of the problems, When four such powers as Turkey, France, Ttaly and Russia enter a con- forence resolved on making trouble, it will require more than Granville's smooth address to placate them with lees than their demand, even with war as an alternative. tion Forry's government s growlng in popalar confidenca in France and shows evidences of permanency. M. Olemenceau’s proposition for a revia- ion of the constitution came up early in the week befors the chamber of deputies and was difeated while a resolution of confidence in the g v ernment was adopted by a vote of 307 th 182, This is a substantial victory for M. Ferry and his cabine. The anti-clerical composition of the minis- try ls seen in the passage of a bill removing the obligation of communts to make good to parochlal dignitaries whatever defiolt remained between the amount of collections and the sum n to malntaln churches and schools. Political exoltement s rap- idly subsiding and the outlook is good for a strong administration of ublic affalrs which will commend tself to popular confidence, 1n Germany the principal events of the week have been the ochanges in the Prusslan ministry oconsequent upon the resignation of Blumenthal, the minlster of war, who had given offense to Blsmarck, Goneral von Sohellendorfl has succeeded to the office. Bismarck has, however, re- celved a rebuff in the rojection by the diet of the proposition to reinsert in the budget an item for an economic conncil. The negotistions between the emperor and the Vatioan relative to a modification of the Falk laws re- garding the Catholic church have been dropped for the time being. Bat the question is certain to come up agaln before ¥ months, when mutual concessio*.s will probably re- sult In the,2,nservative clerlco alli- ance, Whisa Bismarck has been striv- ing to gain for the past five years. & Polish member of the relchsrath, derr Kaminsky, has placed himself in a very equivocal position, On the 6th of last month he brought asult against Baron Schwarz to recover 626 820 florins for services rendered to the lat- ter by obtaining for him a railroad oconteact, The matter wan broaght be- fore the Polish club ia Vienna, com- posed of members cf parllament, and the followlng resolution has been passed on the subject: ‘‘After con- aldering the contents of the statement of claim brought by Herr Kamlnsky sgalnet Baron Schwarz for the pay- ment of 626 820 florins, the Polish clab declares that some of the trans- actions cited in the statement of olaim by Herr Wolski, are very de- rogatory to the position of a member of the Polish club and are ocaloulated to detract from the dignity of the re- resentatives of the province,” There Eu probably been no such aggravated case of brazen corruption In elther the natlonal congress or any legislature in this country, and it s some satisfac- tion to realize that the legislative bodies of the new world do not con- tain all the rascals, The sum of $13,000,000 voted for the reconstruction cf the fortresses of Strasburg and Metz, according to the Oologue Gazstte, has all been ex- pended, and a farthersum of $150,000 population of Kalakaua's dominlons, H handred years sgo the Sandwich Islands swarmed with a population es- timated at 400,000. They were sav ages, it ia true, but they were a vigor- ous race, and dwelt in a happy and contented condition. When, on the settlement of California, our friendly relations with them began, thelr num- bers had decreased to 135,000, and now the wholo Kanaka populaticn ia said to be only about 50000 S shronken Is the native race that the sugar planters of the {slands, chiefly Amerlcans, are compe'led to send to Ohinn and the Pacific Ialanda for sup- plies of laborors to work the estates. Immcrality, leprosy and the inflaences of clvilization are rapidly doing their wotk, and In another generation the islands will probably huve passed cut of the hands of the decaying native race. ——— John Randoiph’s Modification, Mason's Memoire. John Rendolch was once consldered the Thersites of congross—a regular tongue stabber, No hyperbole of con- tompt or scorn couid be launched will be asked for soon, Previous to the war of 1870 Strasburg had only a fortified rampart, but the Germans have provided it with 12 detached forts, nine of which are on the Rhine, and all of them are completed except tho external works of Mundelsheim and the Althelmer Hof. Around Metz the ramparts comprise 19 bas tions, surrounded by ditchas and pro- tected by 13 advanced works, Metz in additlon to this strcng defense, is surrounded be eight detached and In- dependent forts, distant on anaverage ahout two milos from the center of the clty, and forming a circle 14 miles in circumference. These forts are named after the German ganerals who dls- tingulshed themselves the most daring the war of 1870, and two of them are provided with armor plated turrets. The health of the German emperor is reported sgaln to give cause for anxlety at Berlin, He has not been well at all this winter, and his broth ev’s sudden death gave him a shock from which he does not easlly recover. It was hils particular wish that the pregramme of the sllver wedding fotes shculd be carrled out as originally prepared, although the crown prince and his family would have been glad, it is sald, to abandon them, Capltal Is proverblally timid, and Boglish capltalists especially look betore they leap. Alexander Dal Mar, an ergineer, was sent to Brezil to look around in the Interests of some Eoglishmen of money and enterprise to put it where it would do them the most good. Del Mar's report of Brazil is not favorable. He finds a wide territory with a narrow fringe of civilization, The government claims 9,600,000 people; the engineer cannot tind more than 5,000 000 - nearly all natives and half breeds and odd mix tares of all races—civilizad and savage, In the interlor the government has no power and no means of collecting rev- enues, The territory is owned and held by feudal lords under grants originally from the crown of Portu- gal, and they manage aff+irs in ther own way, refusing to subwmic their lands aud slaves to taxation. They chiefly compose the legislative assem- bly and the government, ignoring the emperor, who ls slmply a stately fig ure-head without power. He ralses revenue enough to support his imper- ial state throogh the commerce of the coast clties and settlements—export imports, etc., and lets the fendal s; tem of the interior go, because he has no way of getting av it. Dom Pedro is an enlightened monarch, too far ahead cf the country to be the head of it. He Is therefore out of place and reigns before his time, according to the engineer's measurement and estimate, — European residents in India have been thrown in a condition approach- ing panlo, by a proposition to extend the powers of natlve justices of the peace. Englishmen have always been a privileged class in Indla ever since benign rule of Britlan extended to that country. Among other immu- nitles granted them was oue that no judicial officer reatding outside of the presidency could send an Eoglishman to prison. This held good untill about ten years, when, what was known as the ‘‘Criminal procedure ende,” was passed, modifylug the. privilege so far 88 to allow district judges and Boglish justices of the peace to pass sentence in cases involving not mors than one yest’s imprisonment, other more se- rious offences going to the higher courts. Now a molin has been made in the legls lative counsil at Calcutta in favor of a law which would sweep away even this privilege and reuder Earopeans subjeot to the criminal jurlsdiction of native justices of the peace. The Anglo-Todian popu'ation do not like this prospect at all. Their experience with the native courts and the swarm of unscrupulous witnesses who are often summoned to substantiate false oharges, especlally where native and forelgn interests clash, is such as to render them very upprehensive as to the result of such alaw. Stillit is hard to see how the benign rule is to maintain its reputation as a clvillzing led after all these years to establish a system of courts that can be trusted. KEvidently the justice of the peace business is no easler t0 manage In Indla thsn in Amerloa, The busl earneatly co allel canal, 80 as to enable vessels to pass In one direction only in each. It was at first thought that the present |- canal could be widenead 100 feet at an inconsiderable expense, bnt upon closer inspection it was fouud that the sand, scooped out of the trench for the first canal, was plled on elther side, where it lies in a ridge of small mountains on the baunks. Soveral aldings o in course of constru but they are at the best only wake shifta and it ls quite probable that a new canal will be commenced in a very short time, Ferdinand de Lesseps, when he bullt the present canal, had not enly the utmost confidence in its | OO succest, but prophesied that in & few years it would be Inadequate to ac- commodate the traffic and this proph- eoy has been falfilled, even beyond his expeotations, The sucoessful coronation ef Kins Kalakaus, of the Sandwich Tslands, at Honolulu, on the 12th ultimo, recalls ~ | tor againat him bat he could overaep 1t with eomething mors scornful and contemptuons. Oppoeition only mad- dened hiw Into brilliant bitterness “Isu't it & sbamo Mr. President,” said he o dsy ta the senate, ‘‘chat the no ble bu'ldogs of the administraicn shonld be wasting thetr preciius time in worrying thy rats «f the opposi tion?’ Immediately the senate was an uproar, and he was clamorously called to order. The presiding « fliser, however, sustsined him, and poiuting his long, skinny fingers at his oppo- nents, Randolph ecreamed out, * Rats, did T'eay! Mice! Mo-!” THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY | FOR PAIN. Rolioves and cures RHEUMATISM, Neuralgla, Sciatica, Lumbago, BACKACHE, EEADACKE, TO0THACEN, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, BWELLINGS, SPRAINS, Soreness, Cuts, Braises, FROSTBITES, BURNS, SCALDS, And all other bodlly aches aud paine. 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