Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1886, Page 4

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 18S6. T"E DAITLY BEE [ Popular Voting for Senator. of the south and _her ability to educato | it held'not back because Cloveland was Keep It Before Republicans. congress, the aate.as yot not being definitelx \I\u.‘k 'x""!..r‘.‘.'.‘f.'.? :CII‘\‘,"'"(;;‘I '-:;:1 ! [ 4 4 4 ot the first time the people of N ” . 4 el | fishing m West Vieginia Tho republicans of the First distric | agreed upon. The secretary has fitted up his |* harnoed shim i ot . K ¥ peoy her people withont ourse to Federal | 3 & s . 4 N Washington. into | condition than those which had i 1 PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. | braskaarcaboutto exerese the privi-| qiq. Mr, Carlisle denies that the south is I'he resylt proves ' that it would have | should ask themselves whether a man | re ‘d‘mv,--v on . *"‘“ o “" S oves so treated . B % ' " > - o havin 1 rocord as that o wrel whi he moved a few days ago, every 1t 3. il | I ranted by their constitation to take | s poor as to need such nelp, remarking: | made no dilerence to tho stricken peopls ing such & rocord s that of Church | FU L nost In teadiness for the reception | . Phillip Ruesell hag struck a fin * TERME OF 81 HSCRIPTION ! ( ction in the cleetion of & United | No such unfortunate state of affairs exists | if Cleveland had been in Washington, | Howe has any rightful claim upon the | FIRE IS S ing well on his farm in Po Dyfly Morniaz Bdition) ineluding Sunday . | States senator. This new politieal de: | anywhere in this country to-day, not even | Possibly, had he been there, n fow | SUPport of uny decent republican. Leav- | — county, notrthwost of Clare, 1is son For 8ix Month DU Ve | parture did not originate as the work of | in the south, which was wasted and in pounds of hard bread would have been | ing out of question his corrupt methods A Parallel. |;~v ing and struck the '\n: am ¥ roo Me 2 | som onary reformer who took part | ished by the war. Compelled to rely sent to Charleston with o fifty tents, | and n venality we appeal to e New Haven News. threw the augur out of the The Omahn < i ddied 16" wny AL y roformet ! : el ek bt s | eat force, and has been spoutit #ddross, Une \ car, 200 ring our fundamental law, but is | Its owr um'y Al resources of to feed as well shelter 60,000 people punse and reflect before | When you run across a polite rv"r‘w'l v““ Moo, A poouling thing Wt it O i N S i ¥ the result of long and persistent popular | Chmate, ani 3o SHEIDHse | Possibly he 1 tiiete, fie wewld «premim upon party trea- | elal you can ceneraliy make up vour mind | BCE: () POGUHE FootTrom the s Sra'on tation | lod the revision of | And manly copie, that PRI | jave argued that as some 130 people had wey againstits very existe | that thereis a paraliel road somewherein | o0 4 160ated on top of the Lizard blu Wasui it tltut i | the day | ©f our coun repaired the | 10 A P 4 the neighborliood, 9 r i bbbt m the day | 5 G SSH now moro. pros- | Deen drownod at Sabine Pass a doren . e et & T oomr " « ar ALY ¢ © | verous than ever bef in its lnstory tents wou uflicient to shelter those . { Monopolists and the Pablic, hell sent §25 to the Cha ittt Rl st fo nator w tedin Ihe general statement of the Ken were left, as the place was not lar LA AL A A et New York World. flerers torial mattor shoul vddressed to e Kiul | oa, * John M. Thayer v heated f ind he might have s d | every clectoral yote Huayes and | oty | ¢ TOR OF THE 1 157 en John A 1y u | tucky congressman is fully borne out by | @ EVIERVE U U w ¥ h ¢ . The first princinle of the monopolists’ [ A pottery manufactory is soon to NUSTNERS 1 out of his 1 1 by shameless and |0 Jgest detailed statistics of mdustrial | other 1 celer was needed to retain the Party | ,,,1¢ 46 tnat the public is “theirgoose.” They | established in Rapid City. MaLoeIness fottors and Fo be | st public sentiment de- | onternris oughout the south. There | afilict t least he could have in power, Church Howe cn "‘*]_'““' will some day find that it1s a bird withan- | The resultof threshing in Brown cota OMAWA. Drafts, ¢ s and po orders | 1 A measu by which | j¢ harticular activity m all iron and steel | nounced over the oflicial seal of the sec a conspiracy to deliver republican | gper species—with elaws. is somewhat discouraging. to be mado payable 10 the orderof the compnny, | 41 spular — will should be ex- | anterprises not only in Alabama and | retary of state that he was sorry, but ?. braska into the hands of the my - i ,‘y\\,,‘.\,; will sink § .,m\|v in ylny \ ) f e | P s choice " . 1al ouldn't de ing " his infamous plot is not a mere conjec The Dogs Are Not Worrying. amizing Main street Rapid € I HRLIRNIEE PANDL onIETnng pressed and respected in the choi Tennessee but elsewhere. The Baltimore | couldn’t do anything until e met ikl 2 1 1 R THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY, PROPRIETORS. | D¥°Uiited States sonntors, ‘Th ti- | Manufaoturers’ fecord in_ its Inst weeks' | and passed law authorzing him to net.’| tare. Tho proof of it doos not rest on Chicagn Times | i putin 30000 in” siwilar “mpro N N " $ Y " d facturers ra S Inst weeks N T SHEN1 § fot 1o bs praham 8. Hewitt shovld be elected | ment. E. ROSEWATER, Enir ment found expression in_the republican sy states that “a large number of fur Things wore differont in 1871, when | SUrmise or suspicion. It isnot to b i B LU o e L — 1 I ¥ a® Yhle) o larg s i Vi i S pooli-poohed ¢ rushed away by pro- | mavor of New York he would clean out the here is great fear in Fargo th | state convention of 1874 through a plank ) yaees haye been built or contracted for | Providence permitted Mrs. O'Leary’s cow barking dogs in the metropolis or die in the | seavcity of water will give serious tron erin the Red nod g it one of Rosewater's malicious THE DAILY BEE | in the platform demanding national ¢ while the number of new steel | toatart a firo that destroyed Chicago, | Pounc attempt. Being a sufferer from insomania, | this winter. The w Bworn Statement of Cironlath islation that would enable the people to | yoorie pipe works, muchine | President Grant was at his post in Wash H'I"‘l‘“i ky ~_‘-|"“" rs Yol s of whichy | 1ic obieets to the noisy eur on prineiple. Let | Clievenne rivers was never so low befo o State of Nebraska, | vote directly for their senators, In ac- | ghone” foundries, bridge works and | mgton, and appeared to understand that | The records of the legislature of which | 1), dog owners make n note of this fact | 88 at present y County of Douglas, y 5 % cordance with thisdemand the legislature | Guildy enterprises is vory large, | Providence expected him to do something Church Howe was amember in ‘70 before it is too late, Lec .u\l\- «-unl\[l,\' =.)~-n nl[[\l\-llln'r; " Geo, B, Tuschuck, secrctary of The Beo | by an almost unanimous vote of both | Iyriny e past nine months there have | At once to shelter the shelterless, feed th l'rvnil'!lm the indelible |vy'|nn[~nf| tlu»]«mu- e county, is Toeatod it tho midst of i Dublishing com does solemnly swear . 2 foltit Poso o L Y A ary and relieye the b §fe able conspiracy, and no denial ecan o owers, « al distric o nearc Tt tha metaal chraiation of dhe Dty e | houses passed the following joint rosolu- | uon ided to the number of manufact- | hungey and relieve the distress of suffur- | ohable conspiracy, and_ no T railroad is twenty-two miles away, but « vidence furnished by his W, €. Richari: flowers, of brown October's in Brooklyn Magazine. nd memorial, which was approved 42 o0 | ing women and children. And he did it. | Stand against for the week ending Oct. 15th, 1556, was as [ tion survey has been” made and the grac uring and mining enterpris follows: © ' g5 | 1% Governor Gatber Fobruary 2, 1835: | fyctorics, ranging in cost from $15,000 | 1is heart was quick o prompt, his head | 0% pen. ulr fly told, the history (I)‘Ill'h‘u Yo fiaming nearly eompleted fnto the town. AR 0 5 | . To the Honorable the Senate and House of | /4 Cai5h 000: 66 foundries and machine | t0 plan and his hand to execute. He | Plan to hand over the country to Tilden vy, eeper colors than are born of sprin A fiend in the shape of a man made an Mondny, 11, Representatives in - Congress assembled | Ay el A 1 | heard the voice of humanity, which is | Wnd democracy is as follows Beneath your oriflammes and searfets gloot* | attempt to commit rape on the person of ’ 2 Your memorialists, the legislature of thestato | S10D% many of them of large \ b In 187 Nebraska elected Silas A. ine A five year-old daughter of James Crow Luesday, 12, our memorialists, the legislature o Lot B the fod, Aad ha. o vetl n 187 ’ . A 'y Wednesday. of Nebraska, would respectfully represent [ Bessemer steclrail mill, 16 misceilane. | FA6 Voico of God, and he answered, | o 5.0 “Anasa Cobb and A, H, [ _1seethe shadowsof decay’s dark wings. | of Yankton, on the 14th inst, The bry Thursday, 14. that they express the will of the people of [ 0US iron works, including iron-pipe | “Here am 1" But Cleveland heurs no | \G5EFRE O PEER 0800 BIC 0o B | Your goreeous tints are only premonitions was eanght and will be held to answer Friday, 17 {his state In asking for an amendment to tho | works, bridge and holt works, otc wail of anguish from the south. Tho | 2% 16 Qe “‘ = r‘",‘ 1 oust for | A OF fding force in soll and sunlit iy | according to the law for s disgusting AVUFARB. ¢ v vvabbinesy constitution of the United States which shall | stove foundries, 19 gas works, ¢ setrie- | earthquake may wreek human habi- ;', '."1-:1 f,,,, ,,‘,::;‘ll“,.‘.;‘.;k‘; .,|.'vl-i:.r:l\s\n‘.:|- . I‘f:,'.':"”"" UL ARIIIAT bl L . S—— 2 provido for the clection of United States | light companies, 8 agricultural imple- | tations and bury m the rums tho | @ /FEES ARE CHIEEETE EEROTR RG] ey dodk the earth with beauty passing Abont Church Howe. « 5 ?«uym to and «Iv!wwm».-d 1lv: |;Lg_;m~< e | gonators by the whole people and not by de ment factories, 114 mining and quarry- sleeping — and unconscious people. e ‘”-4 I"(n”l_‘ i ‘ »‘“ A |'(‘ L\‘ ]"” fair. Cortland Journal (Rep.) 1 this 1600 day of October, 4. Dy, 130 Rad6l futhorlty. THRGToro YOUE MBOHAL | fno s iy s, 13 carringe and | The winds may destroy, the waves may | FRRRRSE 50 PR FAE EO0TE TEE RS BRI | As the last wave upon tho beach breaks lond- | When Church Howe was nominated AL . Noinry Pubile, | ists would respeettully ask your houor "’_: wagon factorics, 9 cotton mills, [ OVerwhelm; human bodies float ev 4118 GonvERSH, - 16 lastatnl yole As the dying day puts her best bravery on; | for congress by his pucked convention at w . Tzschuek, being first duly sworn, | body to propose an amendment to section 3, | 4 furniture factories, 21 water. | erywhere nong the wreckage, and el t While yet the earth in your array is prou Beatrice, the Journal thought it would be and says that he is eeretary of the | grticle 1, of the constitution of the United to be canvassed in December 71 flour | Nocks of buzzards may tear and devour st best to support him, and wo tried to Bea Publishing company. Sata st Hith la their quali- | Works, 44 tobaceo factories, ' 0 IEEAL AN e SaIRECBRE |- “Hithe TN erace dally eireulation ¥ et vt s b omeed mora. | mill, and 562 lumber mills, The amount | the flesh thereof. The survivors, stripped o ""‘f ""I"\'i .”'i‘:'ltmi'.‘ ARCSATE Tost Throueh the gay masks Limark the SUMMCT | vy down the dose with the usual R pon bt ! ; ¥ : ook reprosented | Of all earthly possessions, and mourning | Slon ©f the lugistature cid not beat - > oxpeeted of a newspaper man when and capital stock represented 1 [ ! or March, | in accordance with the demand of the popu- | of capital for Februg until January. [n order to make STATI? AND TERRITORY, the loss of lov 1280, T3 con PR P T ey by tho Record's list of now cntorprises, o0 ones, may not have Al GARvasE 5 elaote e D3N obnoxions und offensive men suceced by copies: for May, 1846, 1 for June, | “Rocoived, That the secrerary of state be, | the enlargeme 10 g lints hio | Where to lay their heads, The nution s | % legul canvass of the elcctoral returns, Nebraska Jottings. illegitimate means in securing a nomina- 1845, 19,208 copjos: for S feonles: | Resolved, That tho « ¥ o | the enlargement of old plants, and the | Where Ko O e | Governor Garber called special session | ywatorloo s theatoncd it o paper | L& for August, 15, 12,464 copies;for September, | and is hereby instructed to travsimit a certi- | rebuilding of mills during the first nine | called upon for help, hn: lllw head n: the | e lox ure to convene on thedthof | mil). erloo is threatencd pay; ““{“ : o N 1856, 1 pies, Gro. B, Tzsenvek. | fied copy of this memorial to our senators [ onon 8 gaet e 200 against only | hation goes a-fishing and does not hear. | ) et \ % . As we have remarked previously, J 3 % S P 1200 against only N = t rember, '76, at Lincoln, ¢ the pur- itler is doing the revival s 4 A th 4k s Subscribed and sworn to be and representatives In congress Who are | g5 uiu'sn uping the corresponding | A M Who is not responsive to human | December, 176, at Lincoln, for the pu The Rev. Bitler is doing the revival act | church Howe s devoting his time to day of October, A, D., 1550, hereby requested to use ail honorable means | IR IGWT (LSETEE LIE e | Suflering, who has no nerves to feel, no | POSC O [SEALI to secure the object above expressed. phlilebbeds Wi B L L AL .. | thes sympathies to be touched, does not rep ent the American nation in its human- solid and substan ss since Janua 1, Le mor progr south has tial indust tur anvassing the electoral vote of | in Beatrice. : ) : bl o : state polities instead of explaining his e, The democratic cffort to cap- | “The sons of the Buckeyostate in Liberty [ S0 boltues Iistoad of ehplaining bis republican electoral vote historie. | have organized a reunion club. 0 ks L 80, ¢ Tilden's friends, notably Dr. Miller, had | The m charged with ve iis joint resolution was introduced by ous offenses, and chinery for sinking an artesian Hon. Ben Barrows, then a representativ i ' k v » ia si R T AR i s R R R RN S AT from Douglas county, and the records | 1396, than ever before in the same length 1{;‘\-\""‘1‘““."'"!"-‘ wcold, seltish, heart |\ oon Liotting for the cature of one of | Well has arrived at Chadron. T\"’(‘:‘(‘\vn“{flz\z:l\lli‘:l‘l:th\‘l.ll):::\‘fi”a‘fil(q!‘;x‘:':‘\l o, f VORI, 1L show that 1t was voted for by such men | Of time. ciagiad 4o the olectors from Nebraska, and it 1s also | Shorill Hamilton, of York, -enptured | i slence, presuining, we sippose ato—G, W. LAWS., as John M. Thurston, Guy C.Barton, f’ l“h:r.n[l.n;\.dlm:; r;;l\‘.\\n'm mlhu. t:; t.lx‘ Bank Notes Redeemeod With Silver | Mstoric that a I‘"/.". bribe \vdn\f)ll ¢ ’l to unty. ! lh; lr;pulll_ln "\u\‘::'v -:;:{_uu l}h‘lr. t H. WILLARD, Samuel Chapman, C. L. Burr, N. K act that the am! i thro \," unvl s own re ; OUFtHGR o one of the electors, General Strickland The peovple of North Bend are trying | ..i }o‘ f r lu;l'- mply because he : A. BABCOCK. energetically developing its T tho Bk of Sund ceived the republican. nomi ion with For Auditor—I1. For Attorney igws, Dr. B known republicans and democ legislature which adopted tl created the convention which fr and many other well- v, spoaking of our | The call of the legislature broke intothe | 14 close the saloons of that place on Sun: [ gut poward as to | s L | rrod tneral s agrict v eu P & _ o ) K g 0 how he secured it. ats. The | Breat mineral and agricultural wealth | g onal bank redemption, we said: plan of the plotters, and they found a will- | days and after 12 o'clock at night. We Tiave kept o friendly silence in ro- memorial gn capital attracted - by the | U oouplaint is made that the tund for re- | ing and reekless tool i Chureh Howe. | Another new town has been loeated on | gard for Mr. {h»\'v, hoptng that in his aed | Prospects for profitable investment 15 | qemption of notes of national banks When the legislature convened at the capi- | the Rock Island, near Be eneral —WILLIAM LE 3 11 SCOTT. ).B.LANE, For Supt. Public Instruction- trice. | ( fist speech m the mpaign he would . i Vi » secti s fie in- T4l v i ir “eire al,Cl N ve flled a prote: icl ¢ | is being done for 3,200 feet of side tr ke an explanation and endeavor to AV our present state constitution. That | flowing into the section, new fields of in- | in liquidation or reducing their cireu tal,Church Howe filed a protest which may | is being d ke an expl: endeavor tc REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKE Sy oRvi ERo the people, carrled out | dustry are being opencd which in turn | amounting to nearly forty millions, be found on pages 6, 7and 8 of the Ne- [ at that point. rup the charges made agunst him; e M i D v within its | Assist in maintaining the value of labor | needless withdrawal of circulating mediur, | ¢ House Journal of 1877, The foL. | The Shelton Clipper has been blessed | but in this we have been more than dis- . 3 the popular wish as far as lay within its | A5ist in maintaining the value of labor 4 ating 3 House Journal o . Qhe fol. | _TheSlhelton Ol \ B | e T A an ol For Senators POy 5 3ut § 3 ¥ 'y ¥ with a family anchor and pi-box agitator | appointed, nstead of explainiag his GFO. W. LININGER power. i the agricultural regions, and the south | But it _nn: s0. |e_|num (,rln_me tlmnkw lowing extract makes interesting reading: | 5y 05 ound boy baby, with regulation | own course, it scems by the dispa 5 Uil o ol Haall encmibs ot Sons ran | Scems entering upon an era whose re- | are in circulation until presented for redemp- | v} Chureh Howe, a member of the legis RETROWE e S s AR VOLRE Aeor teniit BRUNO TZSCHUCK. The political enemies of Scnator Van | St 1 tlon In_groenbacks, ‘which constitute this | ture'nf Nebraskn, mow eonvened by prot lung power. he is devoting the Targer portion of time to the denunciation of Mr. Il overtop the most prosperous Wyck, and notably Mr. Charles H. Gere, Itis ¢ fund. The exchange bt ohe for the other | mation of his excollency, Governor timatad that the shipments of MeShane, the democratic nominee,fsim- ¥or Repreentatives: have taken escoptions (o Mr. Van W B ooy T el ons s | maitier Usercates'cr Infprelgon leiuition: | Gnebar, for 0ib purnDse oF canvasbinig and | Suicrrom Cbadron thls sonson will g | o O e ko W. G, WHITMORE, appeal for o popular vote on United | /e SoReentistion of sewth in the s | * In speaking of the, ampunt of the re- | declaring the result of the vote cast mn Ne- | fywins will doff thdie chipeaus and bow to | 16y for & lurge cattle company—evon ¥. B HIBBAKD, States senator. M. Gere went so far as | 0 the feW 10 the detrimentand degredds | gemption fund we used the latest | braska for electors for president fnd vice | the supremacy of Chadron. carrying along 0 map of the grounds GEO. HEIMROD, to urgo the adoption of the following | tion of the muny figures then accessible, and of the consti- | president of the United States, hereby enter | ix.Governor Furnas has raised on | UPon which the eattie graze. - OFf “course, R. S NALL, resolution by the republican state con- tution of the fand s’ the law orignally | My solemn protest against such act, denying | Nebraska soil somo bonutiful samplos of | M1 thinking person will sce that in pur: JOUN MATTHIESON, vention, but the committee promptly re- cuses Which Convict, * proseribed, iz, grocnbacks. From a | that the governor has power to call this body | cotton, as a matter of amusement. Tho | S0 (1S GRS b, B Galy. eiving, o JAMES R. YOUNG, jeeted it. : The lame attempts which Church Howe | Washington dispatels to the Globe-Demo- | (b SECIt stssion for ans swcis purbose, or | fiber 15 « triflo courso. and short, BUCItIs | joows “as well s cach of our road- W. BLACKBU Whereas, the national constitution pro- | j5 making in his campaign specenes to | eraf, however, in o referenco to | S R e : & D Ak s do, that the farmers in this dis- . BLACKBURN, vides that United States sopators shall be o s 4 S " 3 g or declare the result of such voteupon the Jolm Mohr, a “funcral director” of | {rjot are t d be i EETTE. vides that United States scoators shall purge his checkeved record aredoing his | the offcct of ~the bond calls T : Pones ETR i 0008 ARG T (L R Ol M. 0. RICKETTS, IGetea iy A HOT S TerR B LR RS b )RR At g z 0 il . following grounds: Ponea, took a'mournful procession into | jured by or interested in the cattle com- e raRieeortl GatareTans ’““cm].i to nulli- | CANVAss more harm than good. He has | on national bank pircalation we get First. This legislature now convened hav- | a ditch the other d His team ran | hany of which Mr, McShane is attorney For County Attorne, fy this provision, under the pretext of ap- | 8¢ fur fuiled to explun away a single one | new facts of much interdst to the public, | ing been clected under what is known as the | away, kicked him severely. and luid him | for. ‘On the other hand Mr. Howe certainly EDWARD W, SIMERAL. pealing to the 'nupuh\r vote, Is an assault | Of the grave charges made against him. | In that dispateh a leading treasury oflic old constitution, has no power to act in the | out on the roadside insensible. knows thatevery stock raiser in this dis- - halts and hesitates when accused of | explains that when bonds on deposit by premises, the new co_ns‘lil\qtnu olr the state 'l')u-kuinl\u-ilq o ) A he il A J 7 k s sccurity for its bills are called | Baving been in force since November, 187 | was killed in the northeast vart of | question of cheap tr lature | bank ns soourity forijtesbills are cullod | f5TNE beetl IR Tree Scage THovem deal with | Adams county, was traced us far as St. | eastern markets tochnical objections and are somewhat | Litul where liehad left the team, = No ted in the great nsportation to the cand as he is and has years the mouthpicce of all the upon the organiclaw of the nation. He Mr. Gere was a member of the con- | selling out the grange in the legis stitutional convention and supported the | after being elected as an anti-monopoly | for payment, the enrvesponding amount adoption of the constitution with all its | candidate, but informs his hearers that | of bills is not required at once to be re- of Quinn, the man who | trict is \'ilfl“_} intery For County Commissioner: ISAAC N, PIERCE f = s o ng: ax him could be found. railronds when they had any dirty work B ook should publish fooSim- | provisions. It1s rather lato in the day | m his nction on railroad matters he was | turned for cancellation. On the con. | lengthy. The coucluding sentences of nk Bochlo, a farmer living near the | to do,he must know that what the peoplo 3 vs of Mioso lotlers of endorsement from | ¢ i now to protest against a popular | carrying out the wishes of his constitu- | trary, the bank simply returns the | this precious document are as follows: | jigward county line, while returning | requite is that he should show how he men who don’t know him. 2 o Al 3 3 Gonfronted with his. treachery AELY oj ho co- | ‘For the foregoing reasons I protest | from Grand Island with a wagon load [ can, with his past record and afliliations, vote on United States senator. The pre- | ents. Confronted with his treachery to | treasury’s receipt for the bonds and re R @A fotEthalel5otoraly ot | o limberAbrokoithrouihiin Lbndrois nd]| \baRshakn oo plalskftlandinitlioi NG ntosk Sp—— e 5 . " o in his bri atte ¢ oy . 3 s ¢ diff oo | B! any ea e electoral yote er, k roug rdge B e people e their conte: | Mr. CLEVELAND is pulting In o good | VAiling scntiment on this question at the [ republicans in his brazen attemptto hand | coives i cash the 10 per cent of difference of the state byt his body, and domand | Was erushed to death. He leaves a wifo | with corporations. Kuowing this, the it doal of his timo fishing nowadays. While time the constitution was adopted was | over the national government to _l|hh~u between the par value of _tlm bonds and S = Tasi¥y ) Satired and three children. fact that he devotes h's tune to the abuse angling for trout in Wost Virginia he is | foreibly shown by the vote on tho propo- | and democracy in 1576, he whimpers | the €0 per cont of notes ssucd on the | futt B Y Drotost be ehesed MPOL | Tyo1 0, Siund, & well known farmer liv- | 0f his competitor instead of explainin | A Ry sition. itself, which was submittcd as a [ out that = the speoial session o | bonds, The bank is then creaited on the | the fournal e ot Nty | ing in Albany township, near Holdredge, | his own position, shows that he canno | i z L 2 separato article and adopted by a very | canvass the electoral vote was an | books in the redemption fund with this | member of the legislature of Nebraska. | 1,1 g tooth “extracted a few days aigo. "mki*[}m explanation that the people | | R ST TR O larg i Had th cople not | expensive piece of business, and that m | 90 per cent, and as the | Thedemocrats did ot respond to the | On his return home he took cold in the | Would accept, i i | Havana narrowly escaped giving Colb; arge majority. ad the people not | € Bl 002 -DUSI1 085, 3 ht 0 g A8 8 D 11 of the governor and th jaw and died fr it i So far as this paper is concerned, it re- { y g 5 3 % . ; 5 = call of the governor and there was barely | jaw and died from the effects of it in a : acoatof tar and feathers a few years | been so intensely desirous for the reform | protesting against it he was anxious to [ bills come into the treasury m SR aCEL PUATha senpta R Bl e few days afterwards. firms exceedingly that the character of | ago, the voters of the Gage county do | i tho election of senators that article | save the state §6,000 of the people’s | ordinary course of busmessor as muti- Al AT i i " 0% Lf h“:fi M. Jas. Huteson, of Central City, met | M- Howe is such as to make it impossi- Hig not propose to whitewash him with an | Would scarcely have received a majority, | money. He dodges entirely his Patrick | lated and unfit for further circulation, e 0L BRALS KD The rotest an. | with & pecuhar accident last woek. Ho | Ble for it to support him. The duy has | L e N e e TR AT campaign, and makes no effort to answer | they are redeemed and cancelled. el SR mebety CoInEtesL Ohllim T S e T goneibarhtiiaelasiylhshivanbolan: [ s el fladedii i "| Eor ten years this proposed reform has | the charges that ho Is_convicted by the | By this very sensible method, although | {74 bY, [ioWe Was doubtless Pcpared | handle of a hay fork” which was stuc i alshoras tdigtioRor o an S o : remained a dead letter simply becguse no | records of voting for a ic | tho fund for redemption of bank circula- | ¥ 1€ O fyers 1h Omaba aid | the ground v und peneteated his eye, | roputable nomineos. Wo would be false Ix striking from North Bend to Stanton | man who ks held a soat in tho sonat | United States senator i 1877, working | tion, by reason of lnte bond calls, had in- | Hows Aud the ®lory, of being the sole | tho sight of which will probably bo de- | to'oursclves and to our readers wero wo I the Union Paoifi i Vorth. | heretofore, and no candidate for senator | for bim as hislobbyistand openly accused | ereased on October 13 to $70,980,000, yet | champion of Samn Tilden. The legisla- e ; to fail to say that Mr. Howe is not worthy i lcuon s o seidptonon fhe Norts. dared to risk his chances of success | of pocketing $3,000 of secrot sorvice | the treasurer does not take n step to gnored Church Howe, spread his | Al Prehm, who was convicted and sen- | to be the standard bearer of (ho groat i} Wostern for invadingits territory between | has dared to risk his chances of success D e L B80T e ut | socuro. the redomption of the . nites | Proteston its record and canvassed the | tenced to the penite publican party of this district. i the Platte and the Elkhorn. The future | With the people. Senator Van Wyck is money placed in his charg be put | secure the redomption of the _mm,s, electoral vote in spits of it. money under talse He has been charged in the years in I (g T A R e e D the first man who i willing to fall or | whore it would do the most good. Ho | excent, ns before said, the cancelling ot [ ®(Fioral voteln spiw of o out of the :rib by a dose of ~epicuc. | which he has boen 1n public life in this il to be the Elkhorn Valley and its prosper- | stand by the popular vote. leayes untouched the grave charges of | those coming in in the course of business. | »lwv et ,“,"115' 1}30 medi I;Jw was doing the heroie | gtate, with having sold out on_almost all B o torntios The question is will the people excreise | bribery and corruption in connection | Tins is a practienl compliance with the f‘i‘“( il ,I't PEE \';‘"l .‘“.,Ll o0 l[v. “"; A0 o yoce OF ',:,':",‘,!l_:m’:"::{m:fi‘ pro | important measures upon which he was . 4 e their privilege, or are they so_ indifferent [ with the introduction of his gambling | request of the banks that calicd bonds {1 44 il W RS tmgton, ol | Grac e S g SRR recovered. LRl tpmeri s oy BIpheEta ifrom Mit, McSnANE'S ownership of stock in | about the highest oflice within their gift | and prohibition bills, which, itis charg should be allowed to remain without | HOWe had efianged places from the houso g 8 MALAE LA LORBEN 0T LB sion, a | Otoe county aguin come y with u freak of nature that will surprise | rick. It was openly cl the ives. Itis no more than two pigs | that for this c ; born with a horn each—about two inchcs | ample consides ving received a | in length-—located about midway between | he mukes no reply or even attempts to. votes were en- | their nose and their eyes. The protuber- Again in 1876 we find him in the state e looks like flesh, is covered with | senate endeavoring to do an act, the most tles, but also greatly rescmbles horn, | perfidious and infamous cver 'done by litor McDonaugh, ot the O'Neill | &ny public oflicial. In the great contest : Tribune, has been nominated for senator | between Tilden and Hayes, the latter had be exeunsed from voting when and s election is one of the coming | earried the state by a vote of two to one, me up and was so cxeused., On the | cortaintios, dJustm the prime of moente] | the result standing. in round. mm s final passage of theresolution the record | and physical beauty, a voice like a | 36,000 for Hayes and 19,000 for Tilden, to the sefate. Barly in the ses to_ the front [ most corrupt of democrats, J N, H. Pat- resolution was introduced expressing the conviction on the part of the senate that nd Wheeler b majority of the electors titled to their seats. This resolution gave rise to a very lively debate which lusted two days. Church Howe aske a cattle company, according to Church | that they are willing to have it auctioned | dicd an unnatural d :llll.n)un after large | interest as ®ecurity for notes, :mfl ae- ki Howe, disqualifies him from king the | off to the highest bidder or gambled for | sums of money were raised to buy of complishes what was suggested in the B las of Nabraska farme is horrid | among the political scrubs who dare not | his advoeacy of those measures. New York Evening Post that the value of erime of John MeShaune is of course more | enter the lists in an open contest. While | The charge that by false representations | the bonds should remain in the treasury, heinous than lobbying for the stockhold- | Senator Van Wyek is the choico of u | to the farmers of Nemaha county he in- | and the notes be allowed to continue ers of a railway company majority of the republican candidates, | duced them to ship all their stock- over | in cireulation, While this does not con- many candidates now before the people | the road of which he w stitute a comprehensive nor, perhaps, a ¥ TuE populur vote idea frightens the | have pledged themselyes to support Sen- | then pocketed half of the technically legal remidy for the rapid i politicians. It is a blow at the legis] ator Van Wyck only in case he | this trickster the audacity to ex) extinction of the basis of our bank circu- I8 lobby. Honestly carried into effect it | receives the majority of the popular vote, | away by telling his audiences that the | lation, 1t at least prevents the rapid call- J§ would romove the auctioucer's block | Thoso who desire to have Van Wyck | amount pocketed was not quite o | ing in of that cireulation itself. [page 876, Senate Journal 1877,] shows | thunder clap, and a brow unfurrowed by | There being nolaw in our state for the i from the state capitol and drive the | returned have it within them power to | half and that the process was Iu another respect the treasury has ap- the following resuit: Yeas—Ambrose, | €MF0 he will hold down a chair and | canvass of the vote the Jegislature was traders and money changers from the | reclect him by a concerted effort through | purely a business transaction. To [ peard to have learned something,and that Batra Blas bacd 'u‘_),n'm Calkins, | Move to adjourn with a weight of grace "l‘"""""f"’ to pass one. - Then Mr. Howe, tomplo where our senators urc elected. | tho ballot box. Although we do not con- | the general charge that his wholo record | is inregard to silver. Before s inaugura- | gt opafe e, 2 | that cannot be copied or clipp It is | the present standard bearer of the re- \ e A it 4 e y ns, Chapman, Colby, Dawes, Gar- | shear folly to nominate an opponent. A | publican party used every means within * And that is where it burts, cede that blank votes are to be counted | shows him to have been a railroad capper | tion a8 president, Cleveland sent fiold, Gilham, Hayes, Kennard, Knapp, | single 0\)1'11\!1|||liun from 11: 's right | his power to Keep the vote of Nebraska rged at the time nduct fie received an on. To these charges Ee——— as against the return of Van Wvck or | ssiling un@rthu colors of a friend of the | u message to congress in Pepoon, Powers, Thummel, Van Wyck, | shoulder would lay him on the sunny | from being counted at all. As the JaxEs Youna will prove a strong ean- | in fayor of some second rate dark horse, | producing interests, he answers that he | opposition to its further coin- Walton and Wilcox—20. ' | side of a cemetery, where the story | records of the senate disclosed, he . didato for the legislature, Ho wears no | wo realize that a failure of & majority of | has always been and is still an advocate | ago, and contmued that opposition in of his fate would bé read in the simple [ ¢ntered s solemn protest against : A 8 Those voting in the negative were; | °F.1 vould po rend uple Fod velus N in 8 hat which coversa brainy head. Jimmy | ator will be regarded as a proof that the | that whatever his record he is sustained | first legal one). Manning, also, n his Holt, Church Howe and North -8, time. X chise the entire 56,000 of Nebraska voters, Young is an honest and honorable me- people are indifferent and have no par- | by the unfaltering trust of the good and | first report turgidly elaborated his theo- ©ehanic who can be coun(m} on to vote for | tieular interest in the senatorial 1ssue. honest people of Nemaha county. ries on ‘‘one metallism” and *‘two metal- what he believes to be right and who | While it is true that the people canuot | And these are the answers which this [ lism,” and could see no salyation for the Why he did this is apparent to every one kvowing to the fact that if Nebraska's threo cleotorial yoles were thrown out During the same session of the legisla- lowa Items, ture, Church Howe's vote on United Carroll and Dunlap are to be connected States senator for the first three ballotsis | by telephone. ot - - Whila 1t haj the } i RS 216,001 £.009.10 AT BHON 08, S1C “Tilden would have been electod by gpds firmly on the platiorm adoptod by | fu this way eloot, Van Wyek, their votos | disreputable political mountobank who | country except in killing silvor coinage. | meorded ns having hoen cast for E. W. | Work has commonced on the soldicrs’ | majertye wWhate el clectad by - two @ party which placed him in nomina- | are an instruction to the members of | is now vosing as a republican leader in a | But the action of congress and the unmis- Thomas, & South Carolina democrat, | home at Marshalltown, damnable act can only be surmised, The tion. legislature which few will dare disregard, rv]x_uhlhmn distriet makes to the questions Ulkllh]l:l friendship for silver displayed Cnuron Howe's britliant war record | Nebraska is the only state in the Union | which honest republicans through- |.throughout the country, and the contin- 88 regimental quartermaster should be that bas \'m:tm'ud.l(:v enact law that gives | out the district hurl at him as he | ued puslpglwmu_nlut pll the evils threat- printed and widely distributed umong the | the people the privilege of voting their [ mounts the stump from town to | encd by its coinage, hus changed the " old soldiers, Church was bravely stay- preference for United States senator, and | town. His excuses are his | treasury policy, and sjlvet is now being son dis- | People of this district, in view of his own 3to 900 | silence, cannot be far'wrong in believing [pages 198 and 208 Senate Journal,] All Almn;l_ Il; veins of vmll,hx\\'('l this time Church Howe professed to be a | ¢overed in Suac county at from 1 0 , u ’ L bl v surface that ha receive arge par ile republican independent, republican on “:l"l:(”lo“k:‘:]l ;:‘.”:.‘.;n f \ | lions of (:x:lfrln‘x,:v‘ll ‘x:"l”:x‘.;;:l .".‘ll\fi.f:f:;u:}’.‘x:, M ¢ ¢ miners has been ad- - 1 x nationalissues and a tomperance granger | 5 5o 't the Conteryille. mines on the | Around to secure the clection of Tilden on local issncs. We simply ask what | Dusis of 4 cents por usiel, T'his part of his carcer, as shown by the E—— - o | baving that vote canvass own conviction. His explanations fur- | helped into the peoplé’s hands instead of | right a man with such @ record has to ile QLR record, has been standing in the e . et e toame In bHenL 81X | vocordud. Tho country is watebing the’ | nish enougl arguments to s enomies to | being hinderad, On olobor 18 the coin | 1 Support of ahy republioan connlyy celaptatid in ety thind ke | 1l coldinma of ' th Qo H oo " would say, “the bullots, those dreadful | ©XPeriment with a great deal of interest, | ensure his defeat. No abuse of his oppo- | age of silver dollars bad reached §241, == day on'the 1th inst. Ho is 5aid 10 be the | fomted o ey 1ot ho 1 Roi_even afs messengers of death, were possing all | Decsuse it affords some hope of muking | nent as a capitalist can wipe out tho | 920,000, of which only $87(800,000 remain PROMINENT PERSONS, oldest person in eastern lowa, (R AR TS ES R0 -r:;&"d\-\mfl“l 1b3 & around him thickly—in wagons—on their the senate a popular branch | stains on his own reputation. No tirade | in the treasury a8 owrfed by the govern- e B L There is a \\'u'll 2,600 feot deep on the | over his own FE- e printes way to the battloficld." instead of & house of lords, [against a successal business man who | ment, the vest being il the hands”of the | Gonoral Roger 4. Proyer still wears bis | farm of Join V. Farwell, near Monto- —_— ——— Every voter, whatever his preference, ( has mado his money in legitimate trade | people n coin or gartificates. . Sinco [ o F 3V L06EN BN DR KGOS 11:-'»'-':::;»“ .’.“‘ufi".fih.’;“,-Am..“’;v,.'."".f‘“?!“'"!Lf‘ 2 Henry E. Abbey, Jons Marruresox, whom the republi- | 8hould exercise bis right of choice. Every £l -lilvl'v\'l l“fifl“fi::h;ncr‘fl l'téllflllihlicuna ;Ml'xust H the "3“.’.“'3,’3.“"‘#'.’0“?53”“ "“{vui less like o Virginlan and more like s Broad- | able degree. Hashi RRIALK: qyew York ribune: Monry B Abbey, o ~ i . e Se) Vi Vy . | from the wealth ch Cnurch Howe i ation of com dollas 5,500,000, and o . 2 » ek ol rical manager,is a sle; DABS biav: hominated for the loglslature, | friond of Senatar Van Wyok JUARKH pas- | £0IR. 16 TR ALGH SUERA by tha | silver sertificates $13:000,000, u' total of | "1, Ak Burveyors o the Northwestern are in [ mun, who carries himself well. He hus & Dr. Gatling, the inventor of the Gatling | the vicinity of Mo will “ran’’ iike & race borse election day sonally see to it that the senator making & survey | round, ruddy face and day | ™ o 5 . indler corruption- | $18,500,000, and by the method of credit ; X4l 4 from Ottumwa to Kansas A black mustache, . ovity, Ho is a | 1500 the ticket which he places in the [ methods of the swindler, the corraption- | $18,500,000, ) 0 gun, lives in an unpretentious but comfort- « 150 y. They | He always carcfully dr 3 . towards a safo and sure ma) ! “I, It 188 | ballok box n November 5. 4 1arge vob. | iat and the knave, to banks for bonds redgemed, it is roully | able house near Hartford, and goos but little | are reported as running & paralicl Lioe | Abboy was sxizieslls s V..,\'vfr'l'flfr"dn...vlfl.'é elean-cut republican, a level headed with the Milwaukce. learnid the t nh ). ] - as | into society, being absorbed by his own ideas " and work. Warrants have been drawn on the treasury as follows: §10,000 for payn; ular vote for General Van Wyock in redeeming the nationul bank not doubtful counties will plzaa their posi- He Does Not Oare. they gradually come in, with silver ce ather's shop in 4 y bo scen riding workingman and an honest,respected and western town. He valuable citizen. With Jimmy Young, 4 X 4 TpS ) 2 4 ENESE To vt > about the city, his favorite yevang Georgo Hoimrod and John Mathie: | tion beyond doubt and will Imposé * § 1Ltis painfully evidont tothe country | (FS0eR, sstutuly The Bow & i B2 | Leotant I, deroo o0 o otk atiows | of milit, $5.000 on account” o sto | boing n hansor 'Abuy b bt by me s $ bl ey Bicad moral ovligation on logislative candi- | that the rolztious between Providence | ©° ates, which are going out fuster | his daughter, 3 ey university fund; $2,000 for support of the | and downs, but through them he has pre W fepublicans have & combluation f L i e Pl f than ever. And yet the heavens and the | ill. chancellor of the British exchequer, | yniyersity—$17,000 in all served il s p Whigh cannot be beate dates to voice the popular will in 8pito | und Grover Cleveland aré, 1ke the situa: earth have not come together! $15,000 per anuum. Lord Churchill's salary | Humboldt parties e e i romarkale d hatunaa esltwhich 1s ? R ——— of the prowmises and. threats of the poli- | tion in Bulgaria, very much snained, | A gathor) 18 §25,000 8 year. tion Iaab week Grar b difeeonce o #1088 | Gay Tio anifls 9T anasct i e the othor PRE city rogistrars open their books | ticians. What the French eall entento cordiule, |y o T 50 s tearing up the side- | Albert Fink, the famous commissioner of | settloment. Besides the foes . of the | men are crazy to be rich, If & man 5] B e various wands ‘The —_——— manifostly docs not exist. Cloveland, in | AV grading = €00 P8 AP p'S B0 tho trunk-line pool, aud the most potential | two Inwyers the costs footed up 17, Tho | 41l he wants T should think that wouid be ‘places where they will sit and the hours The Prosperous South. his public acts does not appear to con “:","‘ an & ",“l‘"” o “‘5‘7 5:( 4 4 | rmlway ofticial in the United States, isa | plaintif‘got judgment for §1.50. I‘.',’uu;»'.. ;w:.m.nmn.(- be in the place of thoir session can be found ofcially Speaker Carlisle has beon doing his | sider that there isa * God in Israel, Mluil»‘ Ly l““"“l‘~ mlt(‘mll.-ml‘1ll“s' e “T’,“, call By birth, fitty-seven years of age, ‘\\hll‘ working in the rock cut on the ‘,u"‘jl"‘}l;m‘l)l "lnllzl.ym!ng 'Inulmhcu of the } tised in other pages of this issue. | best the during last few weeks to disabuse | and Providence continues in its mystor- | SUP3tantial sidewalks would be quickly | anda widower with one daughter in her | east side of the river near Leigh, the | go‘elqioa’ fimily than in the pluce of 'l pag y . rh ;- -4 : kmen {g . he elders. Take Frode 1 | ] ) put down on Farnam, Dougias and Har- | tee hom he 1s passionately devoted. | workmen foundu buffulo’s horn embedded 4 rick Vanderbilt jery voter owes it to himself and to | the country of the idea that the southern | ious way its wonders to perform without | P20 hh § R teons, 1o wham he I passlonsialy devaies. in the crock thirty feet bolow the sen | fOr instance, with eight or ten mtlions’ the party to see to it that his name is on | states have not yet recovored from the | apparently s thought about Grover | "0Y 51 facenator David Lo Tuleo, of Florida, | 13, gt 08 AN excallant state of | HAICH 18 ample. He'has nothing to do | the listof his ward, This can ouly bo | staguation resuiting from the eivil war. | Cloveland. When the Omnipotent hand | Tyug lurge Inbor voto which the Ne- | (i ih New Vorke fow duys ago. wis | prsorvation thiat the rings oould be dastiy | W0, Sroy Mmselr, but Cornilfus it r by a personal visit to the registrars. | In the specches which he bus boen muk- | suw fit to shuke the fair city of Charleston | mana fra is Bossiiug that he hiad | bie '5.“..'5.';',".,;"' bi‘lmlesr n":c ‘gI:..‘:::n;-) T | counted on it ol B ,i]ul"‘:") Lol w,'{"“h'”"' or fiity millions . : mredn of voters have changed their | ing in his own district in defense of his | into ruins, it was not stayed hy tho | safely housed will not putin an appear. | that his seme was orieiualy Lovs. wiien | AD Ida county farmer last tpring cut | bhice: Yl responsibility of / . koeping up the famil : : < "} i ir educati e Hama DRSS -8 3 off the horns of twenty arl itfing the iR o e pesidences since tha last registration and | opposition to the Blair educational bill, | knowledge that Cleveland was fishing in anee on election day was changed many years ago by an act of the rlusuulu l:m“ hwll;m”n:luhli” :«lxl.nnle:l. 5; Body aiiein wealih unbroken to some- ‘eannot be correctly listed unless they | Mr. Carlisle uses as his prinoipal argu- | the Adirondacks. When the same hand — leglslature, cuticle was taken with thew. They woes | 204 Who will maintain the family name " makeit a point to sce their names placed | ment, aside from that based on grounds | saw fit to pile up the walers of the gulf | Hutcher & Co., 1216 Douglus street, | Secretary Lamar's marriage fs 10 take place | then sent away for the summer to o | #0d fortune. They are in trouble all the e io e 4 “ ¢ . y ; “ ? 6s- | time, whereas s hs ~ ou the books. of publie policy, the general prosperity | and submerge a peaceful, bappy village, | oan mouey in any awount. Low rates. | between Novewber 7 and the cuuwm.nx of | ture on tie Missours bottoms, xu.l uvothing h: d‘::‘bu:lm fi:fil&"efh:nmu“ \‘.:::": e