Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 26, 1890, Page 4

HIS SUNDAY By commercial positions of the French and the ! which will require all the strength that they n n ) y IV | DECIDEDLY UNWISE AND RISKY. tions, and Senator Pugh of Alabama de- | hostile to the lnw are finding the cour- - I'l ” ‘ DATILY BEE. General Van Wyck's speech before the | elared on the floor of the senate that if | age to exps themselves, The reform | Geffans 7 can possibly summon and the "“‘”:"' win |‘|f deneral Grant fn Merico—Frank G, Carpone E. ROSEWATER, Editor. Butler County Farmers' alliance is an | the bill became n law its exeoution | still has strong and earnest friends in Soguiing the poestvitity ot s war in e | :"“"'l "1:}"'\‘ by 150 pounds of superfluous adk- | 4 v es hrilliant and ontertainine " : b {tical {on, | Would insure the shedding of blood and | congress, but th has lost ground " by Ay A g P — Pseges imevil i thiy wedk's spcofal copys PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, | earncst appeal for political revolution. A ARG OF. € ottt hed Soe | w.”L poce :( mmt .u' 'm' ekt L | rope at no very remote date, the question is | A Bt ot O Tatios. Hightod 6LE0F t0 TN Tiaw, givine o uea’s e Like Cortez in his invasion of Mexico ” ¥ g00d | with the polititians of both parties ap- | where will the outbreak be. It is suggested, i Akt Intoresting reminlsconses of Genoral Grant TERME OF SUBSCRIPTION. £ ; o ind him | OFder ofthe country. It was thus pro- | pears cortain, | from certain indications, that it may bo ex- Bt Bull tetls by fellow Blous that fbts | 110 muko publio' for the Amt time the Dafly and Sunday. One Year 40 % | he has burned the ships behind him | ojyimed that If congress nsserts its | Therols, of course, extromoly liitle | pectod somewhere in tho widespread com- | (LR O Y oF the moble red man to | 0Pinion held by ral Grant on the row Witnn montin y and leaves no avenue for vetreat. | constitutional right to provide for the | prol jlity that efther party will ever | munity of the Greeks, only about a fourth of %l for & itving :“.‘ Vh 1o aNonld feuvathe: | h--:lu. l--um‘mlv ..ll Garfleld nter Sunday Hee, Ont Yoar Ho scoute tho iden of redress | frooand faiv eloction of its own mem- | serlously atidint a secure the complote | Whom are as yet under tho national govern- | (0 (VL o M CICRAY 10 SO SRS | cating, mecuunt s alko kiv I 7 OFFTC | through the dominant party and | bers, a right which the framers of the | abandonment of civil servico reform and | mentof King Georgo and "r'“l‘“"“:‘,, ‘L‘" that civilization has made a profound {mpres- | last pages of which wer gl ROM Corner N and Aith troots vidieules the effort of anti-monopoly | Constitution deemed to bo absolutely | tho full restoration of the old spoils sys- | Pest estimato gives 000,000 of these Greck- | (o oon thiy gay and fostivo old cut-throat, | _BUsky (rom his approaching deati oD R Cner N ARIRAIL Strouie, epublicans o reeupture the party mas | NECCSATY o safo and sound government, | tom, but what may bo cxpocted in timo | Sheaking porsons, of whom only o little moro | 2 bR AR e it SRR | Chieago Offiee, 57 The Rookery Building republicans to recaptur PArLY 0 | gistance will be offered oven to the ex- | is such & mdhif tion of the law as will | fon H000,000 ¢ Aeoce h IN THI? ROTUNDA. | Thompson tells how e became an W New York, Rooms 14 and 15 Tribune Bulidin, chinery whidi Hins for rs been under | r | q faefy | being mainly in the Turkish dowinions and | Wwhy he can play nothing but “The ) Washington. 515 Fourteenth streot, ) : et | tent of shedding blood and '(h'-.(ll ing | render it lefs subjoct to the objections | iy those countries which were reft from Tur- | Thero was quite a host, of well known state | Homes and only on the Amerioq CORRESPONDENCE. | the control of corporation politicians, | the peace of the country. Where would | now mode t& it, without impaiving its | key by the last war—Cyprus, Servia, Ru- | people circulating through the vavious hotel | stage. This is u copyrighted feature ot The N| .‘,.m.,.-ml |”‘“IA”I"””I‘-i to ngm ul{ | He points to their repeated failures to | resistance come from? There would cer- | value as a protection to the civil service | man Bulgaria, ete. Cyprus is still occu- | corridors of Omaha yesterday. The process SUNDAY BER, and 18 Jolned with o poseipy et MLl el b s i B | dislodge the horde of monopoly minions | tainly be none anywhere in the north, |against the evils of an unrestrained | pied by the English, as Bgypt is, while Bil- | of circulation was, however, vory rapid in w :;:fl}n::v.‘.‘....'f{u‘.‘.‘.:.',;"l‘..f.”,'\“‘,”'l gossip, / BUSINESS LETTER! from their intrenchment, and sces great | 10U even in the demoeratic stronghold of | spoils system. Intelligent public senti- . Rumania, ete., are within reach | sort of a now-you-see-him-und-now-he-isn 1 n Pon plotiire ot s, Thutbor, oo il s 5 i SR iRs o li“‘ soducer in | New York city, where, ns was stated by | ment would not approve of a | °f the greatarmies of the czar. Russian in- | to-be-seen fashion, J ; i i Bound Himself to be Free—Fow Millet of <[y DI R danger to the cau the | or Hour, the application of the | veturn to old. methods, which | frigue is incessantly at work to foment strife Thore was suspiclous little closet confer- 1 300 oUER B M ERIE R Wi 9 order of the Cc any proposition that invites vepublican | % % 3 ¢ v ot in the Balkan peninsula, with a view to | enceat the Paxton attended by State o debt. The concluding ehapters of 3 yetem proposed by the bill had | gave the politicians absolute control of 3 v < 3 1 chaptors of the study pany farmers to take part in republican enu- | saouped in the main h leoti 1| 4 bl ¥ | future war and conquest—sinco even | tary Craddock of the Kuights of Labor, ex- ot the lad of Greville and his work, writt The Bee Publishing Lumpam’. ]'Hlpfl(‘[fl[.\'. f = | securcd in the main honest elections and | the public patronage to be used in the | Russia is not yot ready for the com- | Governor Butler of Pawneo City, Editor [ by the young lndios of the Acudens of i1 A WAE T T R Bk s A oV Eosiitis Kiae | Csvsinnd cohyonitions honest counts. It might happen that | interest of their most faithful and useful | bat. At any re-partition of tho Turkish | Chamberlain of the Stromsburg Hoadlight, agred Heurt, this elty, o 3 2 General Van Wyek declaves in so | the application of the proposed law | followers, and permitted political man- omain in Europe, Greece could hardly fail to | and probably Represeuntative Coleman of Holt ts in Bismarck's Chair— Somoe of the styil The followl ot postaze necese | any words that the Nebraska Farmers’ | Would be asked for in some cong | agers to avbitrarily levy upon the em- | get the wholo of Epirus, and she hopes to ac- { county, who was seen hovering in sympathetio | personal fes of Genoral v b P RO e | liunce cantiot achieve the objects fov | Alonal districts of the north, but nowhero | ployes of the government for political | auire Macodonia, Otete and othor rich reglons | proximity. Caprivi, the new ehaveellorof - the Gerinan y y : ke s 3 il gt ts | I the north would there be the least | contributions. But the opinion prevails | Which are quite essential to the agricultural, |~ And what was the purpose of that closet [ empire. " which it was organized unless it cuts danger of it being resisted. Resistance | widely among those who have given the industrial and commercial development of the | conference! ¢ .hl,/.« Newspaper Daye--The bivth of the loose from all parties and favors a new | would come from the constituents of Mr, | subje Ltefftion that the system of civil | Present kingdom, To this Russia would con- | A guess is the nearest answer that it is Tribune graphically described by one of (e arty that will support only its own ean- | Pugh and otl tHon Midenslo Sl g L & | sent for the rich prize of Constantinople, or | possible to giveat this writing, and it was [ employes. The future great writers wiho - party that wi UL 3 an- -+ Pugh and other southern constituencies, | servico |~~(n|.-|n asnow conducted can be | quon for Servia and that section of Austrin | ascertained that almost any well posted | duty that night. SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCt didates, | and not beeause, us the Alabama senator | very much improved upon. Doubtless | which lics next to the principulitios, in which | and astute guesser would probably not be far | The Paradise of the Pugs—Macon,” the fan Stateof Nebraski, e Tk BEE has been in accord with | claimed, the law would be subversive of | there will always be some opposition to | aro millions of a Slavonic population by no | off in his first-tomind ventu ous nutharity on sporting matters, furn aspeclul letter teeming with fnteresting 'y st gossip. O pinty of D % B, Tzschnek, n, whose | “Why, it was only a friendly chat,” said of loes ns averse to union with Russ self- | any system, but the fact the hostility to me |, the fundamental prineiples pled with this grea or Van Wyck in most things for Publishing Company. | Se % + N . " i we N " that thenotunl ojroti 3 AR T it we his | Sovernment, but for the reason that it | the present practice is manifestly grow- s already the head of their church. In- | one; “Simply a little talk over old times, fonture s thie1ook] Bporting rostime pro. - for the week ending April 19, 1800, | many yours, but it cannot endorse his | ;14 give every citizen an opportunity | ing ought to convince the friends of the | deed, all through the month of March the | and “Nothing that we care to speak of now | o K BH0OILIIAY B Wids RTINS e AR views or upprovo the course which hehas |, yote” ns he wished and to have his | veform that it is urgently necessary to | Kussians scom to have been sending cavalr | atall,” replied o third. And so on account ivity prevails inall the branelies of spor fuhiay \({.n i eeees |- outitiaa 15e e Pastiorat nillnm As | vote fairly counted, and thereby greatly | improve the system e ¥ i regiments toward the frontiers of Rumania | of knowing their own mind and business the nd THE SCSDAY BEE contain plete Inesduy, Aprit1s . wo understand if, the Farmers' alliance | veduce the power of the dominant party | - and Austeia, in readiness for any milita little concluve proved impregnable, so faras | ehronicle of the week's ovents. YUY ; S J 2 ' St KAt THERE ave still some simpletons who | Movements that the czar may order in those | the outside is_concerned. An old | The First Gun of the War—"The shot lLeawd Thursd 3 \I,.:ll 17 in the south which is now maintained Saturiiny, April i, s orgunized for the purpose of securing | 10,511 w for the tillers of the soil relief from cor- | actions, and to bring about an ation, | believe that the decline of traffic and | travel on lower Farnam street is due to lurgely by fraud and violence, 2 temper of the young emperor is so favorable | ter was working up a rosy-cheeked scoop of a | the rebellion, so clnims 1 who was there, the couniry will hear agreat dony in tHE noley. prant e . If these | 'O DPeaceas thatof the old statesmanwhom he | political nativity. “Not a ‘scoop such | A Interesting war reminis the same line with the utterances of 10 nolsy granite puvement. these | 1us holitely displaced. In Creto, also, the sit- | as you mnewspaper men understand | The Science of Bumpology A professor do. people would take a glance at the street | yation grew worso and worse through March. | the term,” continucd the friend, ‘but a LR DL T St theories zo up” intellcetual pow- regions, It is not believed in Russia that the | friend of Editor Chamberlain’s said the lat- ‘round the world™ was not the fiest iy of l porate e ation of the burdens of tay nd subserl | equaliz Mvr. Pugh when this question shall come Ay and not for the purpose of fighting | up for discussion in the two houses of | they would realize that the deeline in | PO | scooper-in of votes.” pitched battles in the political field, congress. The democrats have given | U ":1 and retail traffic is due largely, if | ut of Interest in French politics ds | “For which branch of Nebraska politics?” plumbus Capticred—Perry S, Heath St and above all things, | notice that they intend to fight it to the | 1Ot Wholly, to the wretched_strect car | sion in the ranks of the extreme right | queried the rotunda tal 2 IRV AR (BT b B et o ' | % it last extremity, and the declurations of | fecilitie While Harn Douglas and | or conservative party. A powerful element m not in it,” answered the friend, “and nishes an interesting deseription of the coy- R | 1 s of | Nebraska want | abama sonator have warned the | Dodge streets have their cablo and | has scparated itself us the fudependent party. | it won't pay you to spind uny time with mo—- | iivel. thit Wi eamiuoe p o e cur- Vdily e vedress and relief. They do not wang | he Alab Yo e e | otow Iinds] Tiehie has! ook Fologhtad. | The Barty of the #igtit (s tho pavtyrot. fons | inased 16Wontt: T will'a} Homgh, LHAEHG | - covrsrs DR far s hiad | Hielainpty Blory ot NEHbing COLpOTations:|l o i o (Capech Siiore s o frr the horse and mule cur, and these | XIS The idea of republicanisniis opposed | full campaig s on fn Nebraska right wowe | Felues Fyom the Antc-Room T S 3oy KT | 'y grory B " | very great danger in such threats, and s s BN en® | to thelr traditions and convietions. They are | and people re deceiving themsolves it they | 1EE 1S standard authority on matters - K / Aiioe o e : SR8 TaRe “owandilaiiatwien. » & Hutives| i peop & v | ! copl ¢ | and nominating candidates. They want, | it is safo to prediet thav they will not |RCttl ewiand far:botween. C10T€ | the monarchical partisans, who would prefer | think othe ” talning to the secrot and fi 1 soelitios Qetober, [ws, 14407 coples; for | if possible, to achieve beneficial re- | succeed in preventing whatover legisla- | the advent of the motor and | tolive under the worst king rather than the [ Just about the time that the night-bloaming [ The resumeof each week's doings 15 can 10510 coples; for Deceniber, 155 | I ¥ & 5 bl line: o v N £ i & fully prepared and is as complete o PSR il LR AT | sults. -If the dominant party will con- | tion the republicans decm just and ne cublo lines all the travel — was | best president. Their attitude tov | carbons were putting forth their dazzling | [V DL s complete iy o Tanitobe | s 18t A sdan ok inating can- | €880ty in ovder to properly provide for | WP and - down = Farnm. Now | government hus boen one of undisguised op- | white flames, another litte party of woll- [ gutGrie L to hefore me and sabserihed i ny | ccde their demands, by nominating ca Aty s vepre- | People who desive rapid transit have to | position; they opposed thegovernmentper se, | known gentlemen from over the 4 el i - bk S ehis st any andoaibadrihed. o 3 A be trustworty and | the free and fair elections of the repre I I v D filled with brilllant society Ms, which jo this Sth day of Anil AL Do B0, e, | Qidates well known to be trustworty and | (8 O AR people in every scetion | 1eave Farnum to rench a motor or eable | not its pol This extreme bourbonisin bas | state gathered at the same hotel, the | will b fully reported i s meeier oo —_— | committed to their interests, what n SUhAasnan N ofs line. This is particularly true below | A last forced a rcaction and the forma Paxton. There was no closet clause in con- | day edition, 3 e 2 o Y | of anew party of independents. Th nection with the meeting, however. 1t oc- eto) ¥ able: SEVERAL vetoes ready ssprung g P oW party wl Fourteenth street. A change of pave- | © 4 g w York Herald Cables—The foreign news : sVl s LR Gl a0 Lt 5 8 R L l, monarchists in theory; that s, they | curred right in frontof the office. As two | serviceof T BmaGaRlToa by on congress unless the members put on | 4t hest involv the visk of g mention loweriIinin fwould Fhave noi | e B e isharhy ito (& republic; | of the parties shook hands—and they shook | western pa OGOt 1okt the surplus beakes, feat that would wreck the alliance There is a growing discontent among | more effect on traffic than would a | p,, they practical men and | hands—their first words were thse: situation of affalrs in Europe, Meluding a1 m—— m——— AR af e » Farmeps? | ©A5tern capitalists regarding the man- | change in the shape of strect lamps. | havo heretofore determined to got the best | \Well! well! How do you do, Farmer cws of state und the soclal gossip of i | What possible danger can the Farmers’ | e ; | 3 3 15 17 possible that the commission has i el bers | MECMent of western rvailvonds, The | Granite is and always will be our best | results possible from the government, such | Looser i gy continental capitals, wired espoc- interfored with Mr, Dorsey’s distribution | alliance run in permitting its members | g, ttord board of trade, composed of | pavement for heavy traiie streets, What itis. They thereforo form the nucleus | “Farmer Howe, how are you?' tully to Tur u) ] : of federal spoils in the big Third? | to make their fight fivst within their re- | 1yon who have millions invested in the | is needed now to give lower Farnam | around which they hope to gather all the ele- | Then up came Representative Cady of | 7/ Alxim iate l'l'm Dispatehes—News of the —_— spective partics and endeavor to dictate | railvonds of the west, hus appointed | vitnlity s the substitution of cablo or | ments ofa constitutional opposition. Thelt | Howard county aud us e gave o hand to | - Forld nthored und propared by the lurgest Wit thee lines of railvond steamers | oy qomands for velief in the caueuses | committees o attend -annual mestings | motor lines for mule power, and modern | PrograIILe 5 0 0DpOSo WY WO taxes or | cach of the “Tarmers'” ho remarkeds el RAALIGA G O competing for Chinese trade, the smug- | eSS armed wi X ake i > of fire traps new loans for any purpose; to demand the re- | “Meeting by appointment again, | ° FanNtoN S iti u'in:.' of Mongolians will 100 bo abated | V40 conventions? The farmers have | armed with suicient proxics to make | busin B DA BT ai T \vaf o 1110 EIvEIOAECy 1 | o TRE SO T e PR e O it e S Tn addition to tho SaUhA Pudi o const & | néarly twothirds of the vote in this | theit power felt. The dissatisfaction [ matters of education to the commune, even to | out hoth of your ways?" segulic pross disputchios Tin Ben s L WELRAGS RIS ke the | €XPressed by the stockholders shows | o SRR o city | the extent of allowing p . duy at home,” safd Hon. Chureh | LG Towa und. Dakot, thas ey te. And if they woukl only malke the e Y i vevised.inseription on the city | ; Town and Dakota, thus assuring SRR 7 R 7 s | that the light is gradually breaking in | | 5 Fp 0 0550 S ol T eems to | ome teachers, and to giv Howe, ‘“‘and so I've come to town t0dos [ complete report of thoovents I the entire E A REY ISED hallot v r.,gm bill )!:m been | effort they could have absolute control | upon the eastern invostors, but they l‘_ ™ Itfl‘- Qs e -"H " 3 | tion to those who desire it; moveover, little tradin west and northwest, Introduced in the New York legislature. | of a1 the conventions. | will not reach the real evils of manage- | Peliof tho numes of thoss o hamE e | culture is to be protceted and labor questions | 1'm here looking for Watson of Nebrask: U of Labor—Tie greatest interest, is Senator Saxton is willing to accept the e e F 5 TN | moatings, | relief the names of those who have shed | curefully studied. This is @ programme of * explained Attorney General Lecse, % T balf a loaf if 1 tal hol It is because republican farmers | ment by attending annual meostings, the aldermanie mantle and left their im- | § o (P : B } ; SR e 3 nifested in- the movements of th hall a loal if he cannot get a whole one. | > A LT e & Lty are cooke S| 2 4 8 AU " | two features—economy and toleration. In | “and I've just about winded myself chasing 5. THESUNDAY BEE will ail 4 elelloyedibiontyite offlendors uhonvere :‘hl.mt,.,“ li’:)’l‘l“:uul‘“”]n‘ ,:::(.d"m;.,‘,mt,(; press on the ofticial records of our city. | general it is in accord with the policy advo- | around the hotels looking for him. We were rts from the varlous loeal trado AMID the ¢lash and crush of demo- | ambitious to build up a new party A ! T sy T 5 No one will deny that the name and | cated by such menas Jules Simon. If it be | to meet here in Omaha at just about this hour s with a review of the labor cratic mud batteries in York the | and have for yeurs vefused to take part ‘l'll“"”""'“ "'!:f”"" q “‘"~‘” "“‘“““’. :;“" memory of Barney Shannon are not en- | carried ot it may make anend of reactionary | to o over to Peori, fl., to take testimony in | troubles in Chicago and the east. identi . ; 2 7 : he communities along the rou oy | 4 T T jxand | monarchism in the French chamber. ! that Nebraska City distillery case—comes un- | O Market Page—One great feature of T oresidential hoom of Governor Campbell | in caucuses and prin AlEctionaTihat ; | titlea to shine side by side with Davisand | monare 1 3 comes un. | ses ¢ L would learn why there is a constant | o000 s 5 ! . der tho trust bill, you know BEE S it full and _complete market report S i v reng o verda val- | : 5 S v 4 0. HEY H t] ] y:] - iR I COrre: s 1) I8 guthering strongth in the verdant val- | 4, purty machinery was virtually sur- | friction between the people and the cor- Chaffee. Who has planted more five h A report on the cconomic movement of [ While this meeting was going on the votun- | CUF coreespondent in Chicago compiles and Haeioit i 1 spovation henehme cations. The managers not onl e shopbcond iy e b AnTenn oGS oy i e oomtu i Hat (ol loNgovarnc || anitiie wasl e el e o st [ tranEnil N ORI udiivestook Bogusngihodnrainecagaryitoibbosty| PLIYEN 10 ARILOI0 (o nc - renubti | shall realize on his toil, but they attempg | & P1ace on’the’clty hall tablet? | records the gratifying increase of revenue | travels fov a big jobbing house of Omaha, and | o stock natket vemnt Ty v P’ 2 of - 1y republi- T i | bogns schemes, The New York hoomers | preponderance of anti-monopoly republi ¥ per | there are I'ritz Riepen, O which has gone steadily on, even with the | who has just returned from a long trip BEE, A special report § ; A | ; 5 to deprive the peonle of their political | 1. oh; y on, long tr A al rep perienco of the b 2 line should obtain the con- | cans in the siate convention two N R T e S et s Jim Stephenson and Holly Joe Redman, | remission of some taxes, and notes the mareh | through twenty-five counties principally in provides daily most accarate reports of the sent of the owners before using certain | gpo, Otherwise Mr. Leoso could not ; BR % AHPL A “-l' 880 n‘;” “IT' all ex-honorables, who strutted on the | of public improvements with which we are so | the southern part of the state. M. Quialin live stook marlkots, and our commer- names on incorporation pape = i el fo s i orce unsavory puppets into office, de- stage of municipal fame when the proud | familiar in this country. A factof special | White has been doing Nebraska Gl I'-p-{yv‘... DIGpTR daily the only Omuhin 2 —— have been renominated for a thivd torm. | paueh legislatures, and even invade the A IErs R P e significance is the fulling off in the propor- | in a commercial way for fiftcen years and has | Whelesale murket report: worthy the ) = 1 e e DTN ) e T members from the Sevénth and Ninth | 8! 5 | i published. In addition to the above our Tiw Towa and Kuns But General Van Wyck wants the Ne- courts with mercenavies. I main- drawing maternal rations in | tion of of exports. | a great taste for politics. Among other | oy editor prepares espocially for 3 have been taken into the trust | Draska alliance to throw the tea over- | tain ahorde of political attorneys and | No false modesty should | LHoughstill the priucipal article of .wm’(, | things he said that while out on his last trip | Puk Suxpay Bir a n umo of the conditla E Ll R ke il S v e secedo | understrappers to annoy and harass the | s eSS PR AT " | it now constitutes but five-cighths of the | he found that “a perfect epidemic of organ of local trade, und his statements and pre are now thivteon factories in this infant | board and he advises them to sccedo public and absorb the revenue | Sind in the way of appropriately honor- | ¢ exportations, wixereas uot long ngo 1t | i fmmers' alliances is vaging all through | dlctions Huve made for this paper oo :'“!}:"Im'- ;Il[‘rfi 1gh to ‘;:m‘ emphasis | from their parties before they have made B e e O ing the ginnts of the pa | amounted to seven-cighths. This fact implics | southern Nebraska. Ninety per cent of the | reputation for veliable market quotutions 0 its appeal for increased protection, [T i et G A ol G2 D LIS 3 s S | a cousiderable quickening of armers is state d he, “are now alli- s = b e A | uneffort tosceure con fons. Thistnour | 50 Salacien the immediate | 15 7 not about time for a five-cont car | e, ».}hn.” icks niug o farmey of thi tate,” said he, now alli B LIV ED 100 HIGH ypinion would be rash and ruinous to | S Ry ime for eent ear | production of vagious sorts, § | ance men. Aud what is more, 0 you sco that Te TiE badge of office is not o shicld for | Pl friends of the managers, and organ- | fare between Omaha and Council Bluffs? | attention to the ehronic deficit in the bud gentleman over there talking to Church e eut Salo ¢ 2 : s pe e ; ! ; | ! ; | s | A Prominent Salem, Mass., Attorney erime. The mere fact that a ruflian is | the cause of anti-monopoly. would be | ize clevator syndicates and town lot | The bridge company is certainly earning | —an element of the financial situation which | Howe?® and he pointed to General L | clothed in the uniform of a policeman is | an overt agh of war before exhausting all | companies to prey”upon the public. Is | income enough on its investment to jus- | somehow never gets jelographed from Mexico | “That man is the next attorney gencral, The A no excuse for permitting him o escape | peaceful means for vighting grievances, | it any wonder thut the people struggle o | ify five-cent faves. 1f the Omaha line can | —and says that the swelling railway subven | farmers are going just ubout wild over him. | jssned this moring for the arrost of (oo the consequences of his scandalous con- | e allianco ought to profit by its own throw off the corporate yoke and oc- | afford to carry & passenger from the faip | tious ave the sword of Damocles hanging | They ask you ‘Why n. ”n those railroad | B, Jves, ex-assistant district attorney, on the ) i 2 oug Yl Ik e T e D D O | o SRR S PR over the Mexican treasury. He is decidedly | cases been postponed? Then they add | charge of forgery. The amount is said {0 bo duet. ) grounds to South Omaha for five cents, | ik e . b experience in the past. Had the alliance | of the opinion that railvoad building hasbeon | Wust becauso the ruilvoads think they | 510,000, and the complainant is the Pirst Na- # ternstockholders can inaugurate a | the bridge motor = ) R o ompany can afford the el : St ¢ Wiy shouldn’t the namo of Tom Cum- | simply directed its efforts to the active aform:i o e e T e TR N gt = .+ | overdone, at least in comparison with other | are geing to oust Leese and get t tool of their's onal bank of Salem, which held $10,000 of ings bo chiseled into Dodlin grani Pt S 7 | veform in the munagement of the west- | yame rate between Omaha and Couneil public_improvements. He thinks that the | in as his successor. Yos, siv, mavk my words, | (he paper. It is also stated that Ives used up "I'"‘n NI‘IHN ed into Dodlin granite at | participation of its memibx in | ern voads. lop off the revenue eaters and | Blufs, e R e e e A o CUNC R S i hig wife's estato of 0,000 und part of um the city hall entrance with that of Chief 3 PGS sonventions | ¢ 3 N S rictly —— 3 2 ac : ” oo (s & other estate of which he was trusice. Tho 3 ef | the caucuses i conventions | compel the rouds to attend strictly to R, sorvieo of the presont forcign debt and the | sure as eloction day comes, e catato oL LIS et Tho OTHER LA oined inc living. Seavey. Was not Cummings city ma 5 common carriers, they e yes. 3 of their parties there would | their business T Pl sing payments to railroads will make a | At this point Dick Berlin of Omaha shal when the city hall was first located i SRER S | will be able to reduce rates and increase The Trish land bill of Mr. Balfour is meet- | new and larger forcign loan neces This | the temporvary alliance of ‘‘farmer who Ives was arrested and shortly afterwards at Bightoentt i1 have been few vailrond candidates nom- | 2 k 2 | ietioa i i arvaigned. He pleaded guilt 1w d gighloentiuang n . .| earniy and there will be no clawor | ing with a curious experience. 1t is opposed | prediction is borue out by the presentation in | stood near by, ~ Calling the rotunda talker guratgned. He ploaded. guilty and wus hold : ;. - inated and no bogus railrond comm: for granger legislation, by Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Parnell. The | this very session of congress of a proposal | over, and pointing first to Mr. Howe and then | [0V the superior Tue Kansas City 7 attempts to | sion created by order of the railroad | Irish landlords, also, are hostile to it to a | fora new loan of $40,000,000 to fund all out- | to himself, he whispered ‘Washington Notes. 1 it is gratifying to | “Phere is the next governor and here is the | \asiivaroy, Ropresentative itious Euglishman, who | next licutenant governor of Nebraski Bland of Missouri introduced in the house u “Yes,” quoth the gentleman from How- | il to reduce the taxes by placing on the free * sive | ard county. “and may the farmers’ allianc list all imported goods exchanged in for upon both your souls ! | countries for furm produ- s, any 1youn good one that just hap- | the revenue thus caused to be provided for by levying an income tax upon all incomes of man, and all their organs in Ireland denounce | standing debt it on the ground, first, that the price offercd | know that this ¢ s cannot fail to be v eatly intercsted | for their land under the billis too low; and, | looks on allsides of the question, belie i i Fovnr S i i | secondly, on the ground that it is so favorable | that the country is in a soundand prog in the discussion it has e d in the o s f i t 4 X Rl e Sk g " [ to the tenants that when one landlord sold, | condition and that its financial future is se- | have me umn it declares that “President Har house of representutives during the ST b e R el e NEatie s i i ) . ity T i e neighbor undlords we (] ve to 3 4 son’s dictum has already made itself felt | Went o 1 present week, and in the position it | joy also, owing to the discontent, if not open A vened on Colenian of Holt county, a few min- | in the republican cancus battles, in which Senator Van Wyck did | holds-in th. wrd of me of both | ‘o, of the te s of vho 10 The czar of Ru attempting to spoil o said Mr, Howe, after the laughter | 34000 or upwards: ! ) ) v | resistance, of the tennants of those who re . ¥ utes ag Howe, langhtor,| SS00 IUNOTR: o) not always assist—notably so in its very | parties as shown by the voting. The | fused tosell. The English home-rulers stop | ©1€ of the prettiest royal romanc had sufiiciently subsided, “Three ov fourof | g,¢%y Manderspu from i vhen his active o | legislative appropriation bill* provides | in at this stage and oppose it, first, on the | 23 he has just broken oft the engage us sat down to a phonograph hiere in the hotel | for: gh s coinage of si n, when his active support | leg pproj ! N e P R L ! « o for the payment of the salavies and ex- | grounds that it involves a monstrous violation | between his cousin, G Diike 1 | to hear some wusic recled. We put the rub- | from 44 citizens of Ne penses of the civil sbrvice commission, | of the fiest principles of constitutionul govern. | Michailowiteh, and the beautiful Countess | per tubes to our cars ond when the eylinde ame thing. Ingalls prescuted o p from A u er of the Russis t e “ o Ly citizens of Kansas aguinst the passage of the Nines i Y that the sentatives of the Irish | TEnatic nghter of the Russian ambassa- | pegan to revolve it threw off in u loud voice | $it g i and when this item in the moeasure | Ment in PR L e ; Windom silver bill S e engagement between | gt old so “The senate committee on Tudian affai v- ridicule tho president by assorting that | man the *Windom silver schemo was knocked out” by congre because it was an “‘ad- T ministration measure.” In the same col- | Misdiveeted b ger And there would have been | CIVIL SERVICE RE But | The friends of civil service no need for the present revolt., short-sighted leaders, d a third while fighting pitched v and lianeo organi HE resubmission movement in Kunsus will give proof of its strength at the convention to be held in Topela ¢ next month, The object of the | fivst cam its teiumph all along would have insurc tho line, dor to Turk | GOBYANION 16 10 Drasant &forR) roates We.concede that General Van Wyek L) ot Tuesday it ome | people have nover been cousulted about it; ) engagemant botwgent) Y Ak N SrnL teduoss * veached lust uesduy At - en- | R0 4 S tn consequonco of this, the | these youug people (the duko is only tweuty- | Down i the corn fields orably reported Vest's bill to 0 the governor to call an oxtra session | has the best intevests of the produce countered vigorous opposition from men | Trish tenunts and taxpayers would never feel | Cisht years of uge and the countess fiy s | Where all is right and gay, pulsory education for In of the legislature, The The leader | younger) was the result of love at fist sight. | Dowa 111140 goril ol bill makes it the duty of tho | of both part nAhis 105~ | worally bound. to tile demonstijtion was - republic 3 representative from Ohio, Mr, Gro who denounced the whole civil the and | declared himself vendy at any timo to © is little pros- | at heart, but we doubt the wisdom of his pect ”"lll ;h"“r-'um-% will hln favorably | uoupse at this time, and can sce nothing received by the governor, because the A : o . Ltlolna v thavot nroRta b h politieal disaster for himself and dis- “setthed policy” do not want the question | #Ppointment for the producers in the at- Bprung at th n, foaving | tempt to precipitate a thivd party move- that it would dis There's where we like to stray. interior to ¢ ’Inhlx-||_ an indust “Dropping his tube anfl jumping up like a | School at every Indian rese 4 A iy cavens! 1 | Population of” adults ex fiagh Golonien s yglled heavenst 11 oo not apply to the five civil wonder if the thing reg us? to the Osage Indians in Indian e The house committee on judiciury todiy re- THE HAMMOND SAL ndment the senate anti- il totha Eng | mended its pussuge. v 1t out, and that in | ¥ i Y 1| this way that portion of the seeurity for tho | Count Tznatioft, howover, is not persona govornment advauces which cousists in Irish | £raki with the czr, and hence the objection tuxes und tenants’ vents would be worthless, | 10 iy himself so closcly with the diplomat- Bioos wea wo seruple in striking | i3US fumily. Many compromises werc sug- proved acceptable to the against it. These and other objections have | #ested, but non | i e AL e and duke Michael offered to aud live tho N, The bill 1 tribes nor itory by Lovd | czaruntil the g oA | renounce all bis titles and privil rmal Possession € reange theiv plans and | ment before all other remedies within | o re il s ; tandolph Churchill n letters to the nows- ; L possibly defeat thoir re-clection. The | theiv ronch hve been exhausted, voto for tho ropeal of the luw, - Ho char- | SolPt, FRERIE T Jters 1o the Bows | 0 L' i his wife, o this tho canw con- lish Syndicato—The Details. | popular desire for re-submission is much | —— e | aeterized ns prepostevous the questions | (0 pass cven if one party in Ircland | Sented, but Count Tenatieff objected, as | Bostoy, Mass., April special Tele- | s'cK HEA“AG“E ) groater than appears on the surface, | SUPERVISION OF ELECTIONS. | | s considers himself destined to play such an | gram toTne Bee. |- The details of the pur- | that are propounded to applicants for | fayored it. With both hostile to it its failuro | I o s and | seoms sure. important part in Russian polities that he | cha | will be able to arrange the marriage on his | com Couse- | capitalists w ness in Chic system | .w 3 The vacillating policy of England with ve- | own terms in the course of tim made piblic |I,.-,,‘-l\.-~y.»,l‘|‘.‘\ q ick v g » has pon 8 » deal has heen v iated by Boston busi DA SR CUS F o IV RGN REOH o oA o Tich atanda it tly the grand duke has been sent to | The dea . Aoalgy ved with | manifostation of &b | L contrust 36ith Gormanys ravel and the Younyr countoss has beon up- | N6 e and s boen i ld shico fumy Whathar vaxnbint 4 s 4 ¥ ME ALY Gesisive advance g the Dark Contin ezavina, \ts included cash to iether ve-submitted or not, the ques- | mittee on priviloges und elections is very | sympathizers, und although the law was not afford nuch hope of widenlng JaRains 1 worteigee bearing |;nn H\ h:mml to become o vital issue in | simple in its requirements, It provides | cloquently defended by Mr. Lodge of | jresorving intact, the sphere of Britishe in- | mum.m,&lJ.u- 00, | the fall campnign, that whenever one hundred gualified | Massachusetts, the effect of the Ohio | fluc in Afrien. Both the east and the | , to the ¥ having twenty thou- | ( wsinan's attack was not wholly asts have ‘boen seized almost i beef glish | of the (i. H. Hummond )y by Positively cured byl these Little Piils, They also relleve Dis tross froth Dyspepsia, In: Adigestion and T¢ arty| Katlig. A perfect rem ody for Dizziness, Naw Drowsiness, Bad I In the Mouth, Jount of K00,051, Of the cash &1 | Tonkut: Path 1 g id down as forfelt money, $1,000,000 was | TORPID LIVER. Theyl SISO, | pogulate the Bowels, Purcly Vegetable. | There ave thousands of men who, for | Tt is evident that the Dbusiness or social reasons, do not come | cong ve dote out openly inits favor, but if given an | lation for more effectively 1 opportunity would undoubtedly wipe Leleetions, The bill reported to | ve prohibition from the constitution. ate for this purpose from the com- | proval which showed they publicans in | admission to the civil sevvice 1i mined to provide legis- | suid he would be glad to seo th ulating | wiped out entivel Iis vemarks were \ such aring and it, docs | pointed a mald of honor to th — A Light that Cannot Be Hid, Baltimore American, News from Germany shows that Bismarck may retire, he cannot reti and stock, D000 was though nough voters in any of THE opponents to annexation in South | sand inhabitants, or inany congressional | destroved, ntive length by Germany, France and t t out of tho roach of public attention paid down kater, m;;l'm.‘ balane \ Omaha are becoming desperate, The | district, shall petition the chi 1o | H ME g the subjoect wi 1: and the;present condition of affajvs | 10 8eL out of the veach of public attention. was reccived by the Boston safe deposit and . ] tide of public sentiment is setting | visor ulleging the necossity of guarding | discussed, with the vesult of developing ‘_“;I" ‘_"‘_ ALge gl lotaly the Jong. eatah Sugar and the Beets, The final, payment was thein made and tho | SMALL PILL SKALL 00 strongly ust their schemes to pluck | the eleetion for a representative in con- | a more vigorous opposition than on the “" "‘I'“‘l“’l‘ : hug ?“h;h*lu:u-lur \1\-|. p.,\‘. : \(Y‘I’y\;vw.’ll‘m‘rmlr 1-~l- 3 A ow given formal psssession, e i - the town. Their wil threats i i sty o R e i AT AT P _ | of political foresight, watehfulness and com Grand Island, Neb., had a big demonstra- The company s un England with o o t ild theeats will | gress in ovdor that it L be faiv and | previous ocension. Half n dozen vopub- | L W Ol SR HORCUIREE B tave |y kel e BT v g o TR Ky P OMAHA woncy, and is capitalized as follo ORISR M CLOR Aoviias ‘:‘.";”_..,‘,':“l,‘.;.;,..:.;, profermvd siock w é0n | LOAN " AND TRUST frighton no one, Nor can they coerce the men whose prosperity is inseparably such officer shall supervise the | i ction and see that the luws ave en- | p ns expressod their hostility to the | gigniayo vm as practiced, and as many othe inost feverish activity in West | of beet 3| Africa, from the River Gambia to the Gaboou. | weeks the ney machinery ta connected with the town’s progre The | forced and fraud and ivregularvities in | defended it. Finally a vote was reached | They have scodied the sea with their ships, | indications of trying to beat sugar until the per cent attempt to spread discontent among the | nuturalization prevented, It is made | on motion to strike out the appro- | eagerly looking Jor unoceupied lands, and | 2 cent bounty clause was added, by first wortgage on the whole property, re- | o analciin i a8 | i pia R et don cmployes of the packing houses and pre- | the duty of the federal district judge to | printion to pay the salaries of tho eivil | promptly taken posscssion of them when - T deemablo Junuary | o Fuonamoc tho) |\ AAHEALARE THARI cipitute u causeloss striko shows to what | open court and keep it open until within | sevvice commissioners, and it was lost by | found — with — bot scant formalities RRORDSS N NI MEAA ) % he American trusteos are | . Buyss steaits thoy are reduced. A blind man | two days before the clection, for the | u voto of sixty-one to one hundred and | This activity at sea hus been accompanied by T o S P e e ey o mor Oliver Ames of Mussachusetts, | Omere | o J. V. Flotcher of tho ink te th ¥ | bank of Boston, G, ! lowest depths of disgraceful journalism: In | [onthoe Mt bante o Criom theirzeal to bombard somcbody and fight | Simpson, manager of the old compan each other with the personalities of the fish | mains in the same position ut a sl £25,000 per annum even greater activity on land, and expedition PPy : A after expedition has pushed with phenomenal lon*matters within | the law as was shown by this vote is sig- | o rprise far into the heart of the country stion of the o In citivs | nigeant, and may well lead the friends | yp and and over the ..r“\n-n.u.».« reform to ask themselves | w, weuil . Hull National | aoinorat of property v of tho Hyde & | jeets tuxes £ E M G W v Omaha Lloan& TrustCo * | | T SAVINGS BANK, ion to can seo through thelr gume. They are | transaction of all business pertaining to | twenty-five, So la papers of New York ha ady to lice the vital interests of the | registeation or el city and array workingmen aguinst their | the jurisd employers for the solo purposo of | of fifty thous: an oppe ‘hants of both nationalities have not only ked with might and main to exploit and i : 2 " urket they have o W become news. 3 o playing upon their sympathies and se- | chief supervisors may cause a | whether tho cause is not losing ground. | develop the resources of their own particy market t B Derworr, Mich, April Spectul Tele gl | curing their vote for u continuation of house to house canv: to bo | If this vote ean fairly bo supposed o | possessions, but they havealso competed wita | Papers and havo degenorated futo mero sean | g to Thi Bik j~Articios of wswoclation | S. B. Cor, 16th and D'vl'ul“;fi"v-‘ outlawry and municipal extravagance., | made in ovder to verify the vepresont the relutive strength of | British merchauts on the latter's ow ug, | A4 MAREERS: . b i "" \"“:H"\ ":" Sinans BB VNTARAL ettt apital 100,000 The workingmenare too intelligent tobo | veglstration, but making no fuquiry us | tho supporters and opponents of | With fair prospect of ousting them Baugerously Fat, t Lake, Ind.; Chicago, Tl Douglas county S G Ry teapped by sellish schewmes, and we ar to the political opinions of persons, civil service reform in tho pres. | CnUr “"‘"“ the : '”;“”“ ;‘... WY",‘;“', R l"\‘w:wm’jI‘I'u”f“wl”' e y H”m and .\Hnn‘\ i ul.\.‘h\inu\ \1 rw- PRANT T LANGE S \ har a e ] e A ? OB i " | uey e resu s been " 0 the admirers of both ol ier, the re- | stackholdirs Alexander Hurvey, Now | onicors: A, 1. Wyniin. it 0. 0. Hraw, v [ it thoy will unite with their | This bill proposes nothing that any | ent house, the conclusion must b ngland's political Influence - is being | port thut John Lawrence Sulliven and | York, 24,004 shares; Thomas Huamn prosident: W.'T. Wy . 5 I I troasurer Hamiond, Ind.: G, W. Simpson, Chica bl AT ey 4 Jumes D, 'Standish, Dotr Andrew Com Barton, K. W.' Nash, I 3 Kimiba employers to obtain a stable government | citizen desiving fair and honest elections | that considerably more than one-third « and restricted with marked vapidity; | Stephen Grover Cleveland are simu usly wod seeurity and prosperity Tor the vast | can reasonably object to, yet it was op- | ave against maintaining the prosent her comme 1 at an equally | growin ossly even dungorously fat must | Jues D, Stundish, Detroits Adrow Cony i Ty o fndustrial intorests, which sunexation | posed by overy democratic member of | law., At any rate it is evident that the | ylarming rate, while there has been & corre be very discouraging. Both these distin- | Youk' aud £, H. Linn, Detroit, one share y n Colluteral Security, ut b insures | the commi’tio on privil ud elec- | opposition to It hus grown or that men | sponding impr in the political aud | guished citizens have coutests before them | cach. urreut 1 | S | has decli