Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1890, Page 4

AUGUST 2 XTEEN PAGES TH#., DAILY ”“‘:'. Wiy oot 2k [ in Boston. The great American sun- | butitis a question whether they havo | of an elucdation of the elements of po- [ A [ECISLATIVE OVERSIGHT, | and woro aow st of clothos. e < iing the past twenty years No- | flower, which grows profusely in the | done .ull (i was possible to extend | litical economy which tho ordinary mor o DHGK 0 hie nome. | The bay . bens E, ROSEWATER, Editorn braska has been canvassed by . great | the west, is recoiving serious attention | their influencay Atany rate it is plain | tal might comprehend, politicians scek- it namo as his fathior uud many political mountebanks, but never | and may bo adopted as the national | they huve stil] a vast work before them | ing popular favor have been invited to A sl b inuil her history hus thero been such | flower, This would bo a triumph over | in conquering the great army of un- | o launch entleing fallactes upon an un | A Man Oan't be Arrested for Kising His | = o¢os xo exos M8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. syst ie and stupendous imposture re- | enstern culture that Oscar Wilde, who | beliovers, agnostics and others who are | protected audience. The student, if any Neighbor's Wife, PR A B R TR AL L (A B w i a5 has been carvied on by the | saw the beauty of the yellow bud, would | hostile to all forms of religion. were in attendance, wasloft in the dark i i tho ity tday Three months e e 2 5 | advocates of prohibition in the present | applaud most heartily. e about even the elementary principles of A T Qunday Koo, Ono Lenr 1% | campaign, T A A WORER engagod LOOSE METHODS OF NATURALIZATION | economic science and the ||\"vx-fl .-m]npu. a- | TWO PERSONS REFUSE TO BE DIVORCED. B i e M g . 3 $OFRTCES in the prohibition crusade seem to be | THE NK OF LIEUTENANT GENE. ) The privilege of becoming an Ame ted problems were grappled with to the Governor and M Qinaho The Beo Bulldlng o oon rly indifferent about facts and figures | The house committes on military af- | can citizon is a most valuable one, and it | confusion of minds incapable of grasping Town of Perking Up in Arm i B i kg ] R e Ror o . and the wildest fabrications are scat- | fairs has reported a bill to revive the'| should be surrounded by every safeguard | them. The Macnnerchor Anniversary— | Thayer moro harn than good a Chies Mice, 51T Chamber of Cor o state of health Strect Railway War—Other e B Uit d e il g EVERY MORNING. N York.Rtoone Tl and 15, Tribune Buliding | tered brondeast among the people s | grade of Lieutenant gencral in the army, | necessary to protect it against misuse What is nceded is a more intimate b 3 aafllgonl BE gospel truth, Thefr organs are just as | which became extinet when the bill was | and frand, The existing laws, which | connection between the different Chau- Capital City News *1. L., Woods and F\. Davis a CORRESPONDENCE «ockloss s thelr eampaignor passed making Sheridan a genervl, It | have undergono little changoe since they | tauqua organiztions and the elimina- pute over the ownership of a M/\' bl A it ‘”M"*‘ ""“" V“"""““l‘“‘;"""‘_ In last week's issue of their Omaha | igprobable the bill will pass the present | were first enacted, have boen suppo tion of partizanship, and one-id 1 e E‘,“ 1~m|‘>“'vl‘l the 5 he a , Neb, Augu Bpecial toTm | 410 Bt At o Pota Editorial Department organ the boast was made that Nance | congress, though it may not be reached | to furnish ample security to the govern- | eranks and fanatics. Single lectures | Lixcory, | upon Woods caused bis arvest 1ty was s to give three thousand | gt this session, 1f it becomes lnw | ment and the porson sooking citizonship, | even by eminent men when delivored | Beel—An excited man upwards of thirty | st lutornand rali of horso stealing, Yo addrisded 1o The Bee Publishing Compa majority for the prohibitorynmendment. | Major-General Schofield will of course A1 hginess letters and remlitances should but investigation shows that such is not, | without connection with the general sys- | rushed into police headquarters last evening | A color entleman nam. T Ay syt oo s The order of tte This ws doubiless accepted as u fact by | he advanced to the new grade, having | the case. It isnsserted that there are | tem of education are of very littlo value | il told the oicors if they wished to sec himn | b i bos L Tiny. the credulous, But inasmuch as the | clear claim to the pro tens of thousands of men in the | to anybody. Edueators who have had | S fr"}““\:_‘l‘; ""I"‘\“)“y‘i“j”- e astonished | ¢g whito girl named Lilli 4 country today who have obtained | experience in presenting thoir subjects ittt bl ity the ring to her, - Lillie in_turn 1 ] “Well,” said he, “T caught Salvation Avmy | Curtain, when the jealous Othe their naturalization papers without | to popular audicnces should be engaged | pji or Witliam Johnson, as he calls himself, | arrest = lust pre 1tial election, only reached a The promotion of Schofield would | conforming to the requirements of the | to give scries of lectures sup- | kissing my wife, I propose toshoot thed — Among the ladies chosen EWOIN STA TEMENT OF CIRCULATION. | total of ¢ n hundredand tweaty-soven, | fenve the third major generalship | law. plemented by class recitation upon | duffer, and if you wish to see the fun come ‘\ “‘ ' ‘\tl"‘”’ put 3 Bty ot <Dovialas, | 48 the promised three thousand majority is | vacant, and under the existing arra A part of the house judiciary commit- | crises in history, periods of literary com- | alon Misscs Lottio Fekhott, Maric |‘“v'” B. Tzschuck, sceretary ot ;l\:‘s‘.‘-‘ |‘ not likely to materialize. In fact We | ment of army commands, which it is | teo has recently entered upon an inves- | pos ion, problems in economy and sim- f '-\\'\n"" vour name and where you | '\‘v Lydia Hoagland, 1. e e on o1 T ey T for | are safo in predicting that the majority | prosumcd would not be changed, there | tigation of the procedure in nuturalizn- | plo phases of scienco. Mhe samo lect- | HET AL on o 1ive on Fourth and | . WHIS Jolin Wall was repaiting 1ho week o August 2, 140, was as fol- n in Nance county will ba | must boe three officors of the rank of | tion cases in tho federal courts, and somo | ures could be repcated before each | Jotin the basement of the 13, & M H," was the reply. 1o his lamp boea “Bd what!" asked the oficer, tion by seniort The Bee Publishing Company, Propriclors, | highest ~ number —of votes ever | of rank as well as by long, faithful and polled in Nance county, namely at the | ahle serv | | | | The Bee Wid'g, Farnam and Seventeenth Sts, i Sundny. Ang ’ hundreod, and there ma major g ral and six of theg s of | interesting facts have ale been dis- | Chautauqua assembly in rotation and a [ AR AR ) Pl i o v : 1 But no attention was paid to the question | 1 that one Wed e that county by 1 of November and the excited husband simply sk 3 held to the distric i lay and « concerning th rgenoral. The country is d osed. In Boston it was found that all | leetureship circuit established. The i vided into threo great militavy divisions, | the naturalization is done by the clerks | aim should be to impart learning to oo rdr A fomale stumper recently declared in Atlantie, the Pacific’ and the | of the courts, althongh the law says that | those capable of appreciating it, and not Ruturdiny, Angust aspecch at Ashland that there are | Missourl, under tho thirty-seven hundeed saloons in Ne- | puior “Ctome on and see me kill the skunk mmand of | the act of naturalization shall be per- | tobuild up the finances of any one asso- | The officers, fearing some trouble was 1 s, and these divisions | formed by the court, and it is ve ciation by drawing attendance from the | shoved their pockets full of revolvers and SCHUCK. braska. Wh she got 1 figures we | are subdivided into | ! : | fuppress the Pinkertons. six departments | questionablo whether it is a power that | tervitory tributary to another organiz e ets and followed tho fellow, He kopt up Philadelphia Record. Al »ataloss todivine. The actualnum- | yyder the command of brigadier g can be delogated by the court. One | tion. w_}"}w' d tall all the way, saying that his . BAURRE Hlo thundredand ifty, and the | with o major gencral at the head of the | lawyer of high standing, held that | broad policy of tolerance and philan- | FERREEETE G06 WAGLAC WO AP AN - GanRes TR T Tt r my, one of the divisions is commanded | every certificate issued by the clerk of a | thropy, which would frown down any at- | \indow and saw the wite of his bosom in the Money Won't Buy Happiness. JosCeind say s that ho s seerotary of Tho oo | taken out by N sraska liquor dealevs and a brigadier goneral and a regimen urt s void, and the man who obtains | tempt to scetavianize these assemblies Jonith of Atizist, 180, (61 coplest for Sep- | dred and sixty. But we have no doubt {omhor, 150, 14710 copias for October, 188 | that the woman with the iron jaw will total number of revenuo tax stamps embrace of Sulvation Army Bill and veeeiv oixville Courter-Jowrnal hteen hun- | commander isat the head of one of the | his final ci s pupers is no more nat- | and drive from them all who do not sub- | ing kisses that none but he was entitled to read of the suicide of a milliona dragrgists for this year is of departments. Y vould be if ho should | scribe to aparticular creed, or who dis- | give. He then rushed off to police hoad AL L S UL BB 15007 coplos. for Novernber, 10, 10110 cople It is urged in advocacy of ereating the an ot hefore one of the deputy | agree as to tho modes of salvation and | quurters and dramatically delivered the sen- : 2 for Deeeniier. 880, 20048 copfea; for fanuary, | keep right on repeating her preposter- | e 1 grade of lloutonant genor at N T Wis totind| bhs o very | reclamation of the viclous and intem- | tences given above SonfoRsl . o foe3 her | T Fobitry ooy theyi | koep tghion ropesting hof pronbeter | g o of ieutenant gencral that it is | marshals. 1t was found that the very e Oh areiving in front of the stopdaughter's Confession of Weakncss. qopieyi far Maeh, 140, 2015 o April asser I 1 necessary to the proper arvange- | at majority of the naturalized per- [ pevate. Tome Ed's courage failed hin 3 do New Tork Wnrld, for A 1 coptes, for July, 1900, 20,0 62 0 GROTGY v.'\‘r-v HUCK. helieve her st ) ment cammands s to the at- | itis far more difficult to get unaturaliza- R siibactibed In my ; Ihe burcan of r;‘.m\ R il noolt | tainment_ of fullest effici- | tion in the state courts, e | Jit-raising tales about imaginary con- "}“v With this rank permanently es- | The very bad condition of affairs found | 4 ¢hq national cemetory at Washing- | fonso, and the only thing to_do wo e to Clicagn Trit Bl B O o e e M R T DL UL BV LG L lcva 15l o\t T alliSs Bl | oo AL s sretto Congremman QRan, Itis time to view with A e TaRaive hHe A aail &1 887 would have at its head flicer of the | it )fu.wll in other large cities (o which | 1yg. Grant, jr., says: “If the peopl to commond it, and | the investigations of tho committee will o | Turner and the whisky ving when they | ppade 000. ks now $2,51,000 : iy R o g know Las wodo that 1 Ier | unac ingrement of this kind only | extend, but whether that shall be the 1 necessi v I braska saloons, and hundveds of dupes | yont of the divi Hhie . for goro meltod into @ reque iy ot The man who rejects o fon of a dis 1t of the divi and Tie family of Genoral Grant has | arrested forunluw ful oseulati : croates tho presumption that he is con- given a qualitied consent to the removal I'he s informed I that the legis- [ scious of the weakness of his case of th \l’s remains from Now Yorke | vigo ror tho punishuent of this | An Unfair Retuen depart- | sons went to the federal courts, hecauso Tug weekly bank statement shows ed each division and department | to exist in Boston will undoubtedly find ive hor a s of preachers who ave ca ] 16 «d o, and af Ay Leach other o Goneral Grant's remains to or noay [ the names thoy ¢ of, R ould not. is hin - I consent only in case no provision bo | 1 ¥ ¥ T ] Cousins Across the Sea. mude for her family resting by hisside,” | then went bis way and W ’ ot k o wife how sa y determined and of Am dr may yet have by act of congress, choose toremove more than the requirement of the 25 per | o ; cent rule Tyt n in California all the season ¢ yards near Sin natte | e or not it is v \~\H‘v'.\' certain that Washington, Mrs. Grant will eathal y sing inthe departiments would be re- | the disclosure wlly will be of a na- “aii i 3 Wi halfa million dollars worth of | ¢isco and has been in Omaha ’j‘“ t d for consideration and action to | ture to demand of congross such changes building permits in sight, the fall build- | three days sinee Last spring ner o division commander, and a still | in the naturalization laws as will seeure | fis tobe honed the mneesssay ing season promises to be one of average | it Louisville, Chicago, Pe i i i Aot : other place, and has no more todo with ——— th ve would roach the licuten- | aradical reform in this very important 1 commanding the avmy. ntter. It should be made to be impos- Such opposition as has been made to ible to acqui American eitizenship by ing by Senator Plumb's resolution. Time WANT DIVORCES. has served to emphasize the mista botvean persons iy campaign against prohibition than Now that the French government is +, but his name was very useful to the wrestling with a tarviff, American sym- vs and imposters who are makin pathy will goout to the sister republic out of prohibition agitation from ereation of tne rank of lieu paalir e val has taken little aceount the keoping of New York. Tho scan acond i the practical iderations in_favor 4 ERA. dalous negloct of the city to fulfill its ; ol e i to the inf iof objection urged is that | Oursis a great and progressive coun- | gyiagom = LG R D s fron o act BT o U A e E with our small army no such rank is nee- | try. around and about us 5 g RLIDALES fered ftsolf to Roggen and Rum | oeeniy and that it has boeen conferred | pic 1s innate vanity and intense am- for fifteen hundre 1 doll s, with only in vecognition of special claims, | bition, Time was when ordinavy cities 1o takers, boustfully printsa list of so- | my called bankers and business men who, to in lavge doscs. one year’s end to another. . The woln Cull, iich of- I'r was peculiarly appropriate to greet the returning council witha brass band The amalgamation of kindred metals accords with the natural fitness of things. L:\ nif the agitation should spur New | (i et D © Us Something New. ork to a sense of its duty, the people | jii i S0 bRt g Ihyalen Itow Leader atlarge will never be atent with 1 the same, but failed to_prove her cha The anti-prohibitioni 't go "'! e I"‘ av81C o pormanent resting placo of | This fuilure enc r husband, Adam- | prohibition speakers, This is one of the erside as the permanent resting pla f | Ltomanes Goldsberry, to answer tho tor. | Strongest proofs that they are wrong, and the general’s remains, The site lacks le cha ade by Wis wife, and today he | Kuow they are wrong.—W. C.T. U, Editor, the hallowed associations which eluster | filed areply in which he denied evory allega Ihey don't 2o to hea e because each Thi Philadel nt around Arlington cemetery. and above ”n" o i ;mwl. s ¢ lecture is but a repetition of the same old mere matter of ing that "“’ yeur >even Eatladeiphla WY | ) the keeping of the remaius should & RoSonlmanty WAk THag military regulations are prop- | had a Chestnut street theatre in which | {00 ce 1o the national government B, Hubbell 1o hor ht ¢ years and years. If the newspapers — pub- erly ecarried out. Fle is under- | such common actors as Forest, Booth = * | S, Hubbell. Mys, Hvbbell siy ranswer | lished in this city were duplicated each 4000110 concsrn himsalt with overyihing | and Charlobte Cushman pertormed; But = that her husband is an Evangelist,and that ho | weel it wonld not be long until they would t '_“ JLLHeL rn himself w "" RIMVLIOR I"l ‘I Lot 1 “ ormed. Bu AN IMPORTANT decision was renderved | has been unable to support her or her son | having relation to the military interests | times have changed. Every one-hor: by a Chicago court recently. Two men | from the profits of his profession and protection of the country, Besides, | town and village has an opera house and ‘That for this reason she has been compolled | ¥ ibitionists™ will t to hear it 18 quito unnecessary toassume that | overy city pretending to the namo haw | oo fo filing to protect them from | ke & deeont iviue. for herselt “ani ehild, | theso tectures, : 3 owr army will always continue as | several opera houses. Theatves are as | (oo e S R S R SR L B - 2 ) 5 iolence while g on the compan A L ) came to Lin , SOR small as at prosent, But manifestly the | muchout of date now as ave skuting | oo™ K et _““’ o ¢ m”“.m the o i nt of ¢ 1 in 1857 IN MEMORIAM. s : % prgis sl Hila ars. assaulted by a or the purpose of appointing s for z NI s A 10st cogent argument in favor of estab- | rinks. low passenger and the conductor made | library association in whose employ sho was JOHN BOYLE O'REILLY lishing the proposed rank is that the Andnow we hnvestruck the eraof pal- ¥ officer at the head of thearmy should | acesi—not such monumental structures ve a distinet grade, and it should be | of marble and granite as the doges of force of this is not so great as may | like Omaha were content with a theatre, ; ( appene at firs nes, The duties of | Opera houses wore only to be found in — the number of two thousand, are suid 0 | 0 commander of the avmy ave not con- | Tondon, Paris, Vienna, Milun, St, Tue advance in lumber rates from the | have enlisted for prohibition. A m2re | ghoq or at any rate should not be, to | Petersburg, Berlin and New York. northern and southern pineries to | glance at the list shows it to bea trav- | 40 h + song and da that has been rendered for Omaha and other Missouri viver points [ sty on bankers and business mon, so | 4o comes too late to materially affect build- | palpable that it wouldcausea brond grin ing oporations, but why should nbe on the face of the most verdant bill-col- e fAvinaedd ctor, The bnking firm at the head of el iis remarkable aggrogation is a Petor have no subserib Guaranteo that th will hear somethi v and many of vour IN veferring the matter of unpaid fees | Funk she ashop at the state capital, sued astreet railway comy for dam- in the handsof the vegister of deeds to | Which gives itself away by sending out the county attorney for nction, the | cireular letters to other bankers offering county commissioners took the only | to furnish envelopes with a prohibition course open {0 them. The unanimity of | heading at soventy-fiv nts a hundred their action is & warning to delinquents | or three dollars a thousand! Whooaver to'husten to the treasuvar'swicket, leard of o veputable banking house so- liciting job printing! Among the othery Tue right of - corporatior i business men whose nes for offensive or dofensive p ded we notice briefless village wely questioned, but when the work- [ lawyers, livery stable hostlers, ten-cent- —————— ingmen unite for mutual protection the | a-shave barbers, messenger boys and A RELIGIOUS CE2 noeffort toshield thom. In deciding u | U thue, That fntor siie lesed tho Lod- | When history's Muse shall unfurl the long” motion to quash the suits, the court de- | the consent of her husband, | She dentes thit : 4 A OnEELY Cieh; and, She donics tha Of the heroes that long in its abnals shall 5 7 clared that the company was liables that | she wilfully de usband or treated i 2 el ) do permanent and not conferred in | Venice were wont to dwell in, and | ;" c 000 o Lasa i was bound with ex! g or conspired with A0 s et L " nition of individual merit or ser- | princes, cavdinals and kings constructed Ratrenth el 1 liis_nome, | On the roster of patriots fame shall enroll e el e e e e to exhaust every means in its power to | Sho also denies that Gibson is in partnership | No name in those annats more worthy than in the great capitals of Europe, but pal- | vl from injury. The | With her, or that sho has been guijty of any thine aces of industry which some yearsago | 1t B B e, but its appl conduct Sufficiently improper 1o cause a di i S were known on our fair groundsas pavil- prineiple is an old one, but its applic vorce. She opposes the \l separation, and, | Poet and patriot, soldier and chieftain, corporate ovgans denounce them as con- | youstabouts in stoves and work shops According to statistics obtained by | lions. Wo have corn palaces, coal pal- | 100 t0street railways forms an intorost. | avove all, most. positively fights tho idon of | - wwo nations in mouruiug bend over thy spivators. 1t makes w vast difference | and jicksof all trades who could not | one of the leading religious journals of | aces, jce pnlaces. sugar pulacos, grass | 6 Precedent. has supported for years, . One thing | vy S ion (e TR whose ox is gor muster credit enough to buy a ten-dollar | the country, the membership of the | palaces, cotton palaces. The pavillion " : is noticeable in Mrs. Hublell’s unswer by ity \-'"1-";“' o 1ad fottered thy limbs, nof suit of clothes, Shristian churches » United State: i a5 4 g IT APPEARS that the next greatest [ abseuce and that is the rumor of Hubbell hy mind, Tie Arkansas for stato of- | 2Lt of cloth : b Chistian churches of the United States il halls and agricultural hallsare | o o (o0 00 a5 the census a{” B beiug insate. Gave thee all that a hero or soldier could cors will bo held Septomber 1. The dem- A frantic appeal to the working men | now aggregates nearly twenty-two mill- | things of the past. We have outgrown | Lyt ¢¥Per AV BIONESIEUD HRTIRT THE MAENNERCHOR, orav T ! o to fall in with prohibition has recently | fons, and the gain since last year has | all such commonplace affairs and pres. | ACF counting the returns, is the paying | mhe German Macnnerchor of this city will . AL R ASREL ocratsare running a Bapfist preacher i 3 e, s £ BLI00 8 WA PYES- 1 o1 the supervisors. The army of enumer- | eclebrate its tenth a ary tomor j | But thou arv not dead. No, thy spirit st X R e A s e ATl A been inserted in many of the county f beenover one million, About three- | cntly every butcher shop will he a meat ; JUE S i $ l-‘ 1 ‘l N 1 | all e e m‘u‘;"lh‘ h ll“l'“"“;""";“:'l |”“1 livo Jabor unionists have put a Methodist | "eCklies over the name of Sophin F. | fifths of theincrease was among the | castle, every bakery will be o dough- r‘ ‘n- o i S AuieLvely ds 400 | Nebrasica will eolcbrate tho event in'an ap: | And tho flash of thy genius stil shines prencher in opposition. Hoth sideselaim | CIubP national superintendent of tho | Protestants, and two-ifths among the | nut chatean and every harness ovitspay. The average pay is but | propriste manner, The singing_societios of R R R thatt they ure running @ tieket for the | Women's Christian Temperanco unton. | Roman Catholics. More thun two-thivds | shop will bo a leather villa, about forty dollars o the enumeratorand | Omaha aud Comnell, Blufts and” Seward will | vy, g land thou hafst lived for and loved A shes ¢ g * | Thisappeal caps the climax of down- | of the Protestant gain was made by the | Qurs is a progrossive country, not as llm.fllsnlghll[lhq-(-m\s!\-&\\'fq. tobe taken o YA} Eat ey T e bo thy rest, d e right ignovance or barefaced imposture, | Baptists and Methodists alone. The fig- | gloomy and despondent as Genoral Van | 28821 would be rather difficult to se- | comp the Blafs socicty. The And the spiritof freedom keep guard o'ey CHICAGO'S pre-ominence as an art cen- | The assertionis boldly made by Mrs. | ures therefore show that the grreat veligi- | Wyek paints it, but grand, gorgeous and | '@ men to -do the work. What was | Maognorchor will mect tho exenrsionis th tomb. BB 00 1 \ : ) X ; ; yek paints it,bu grand, gorgeous and (05 e R G med out to | Hhedepot and escort them to Germania hall J. CLONEY. ter has reccived tho finishing touch, [ Grubh that there ave five hundred | ous communions of this country are the | fmposing. Wo are some pumpkins, not | SUPPOsed to bea *soft job turned ot o | oy Ninth strect, where a reception and ban- | Omaha, August 22, 1500, ide by side with the Cronin, the Hay- | thousand saloons in the United - States | Catholic, the Methodistand the Buaptist, | gnly at our county fairs, but in the me be a rather *‘unenviable situation. ‘l(m‘v]v mln hnh,-l‘l\ ; ler this ")‘ “;‘»' ropair market and the Snell teagedies, in ofl | and fourtcen hundred million dollars | standing numerically in the ovder in | pompous and protentious paraphernalia falnagepopntiver bananertedito BRyEs - SEmOhEe and wax, is alif “reproduetion of | worth of liquor is ananally consumed in | which they are named. They togother | that goes to stimulate the conglomerate el A TOWS THAT GOT TIIE SIHAKE. Our thought of thee 18 glad with hope, the Kemmler el . In painting | this country. ‘T'his beats the | imclude more than four-fifths of the individugl known as an American to do Brethren, continue to stand by your order A complaint was filed today with the stato Dear country of our love and prayers | as in sculpture, the Windy city is con- | fumous pycamid which prohibition agi- | Chvistian believers of this nation, the | something that people will talk about, if | and bo trio to its principles. Two years | S04rd,of transportation. by Lovi Guspincau | Ty Wiy s dowi no fatal stantly on the lookout for masterpic tators have heen exhibiting in country | remaining number, less than one-fifth, | no for a contury, at least for three days, | bence you will see allimnce principles made | & Quiney railway. company ‘complain el e being divided among fifteen sects ov de- - k the basis of your national democratic plat- | ants say that the company in 1558 con- | i d us by furnas fres, and : HE cost o o Parnell commissio id represonts the annunl consumptior ATl { S ey i e or st opened for business a depot at 3y God's grrace only stronger made, TuE cost of the Parnell commission | mid represents the annual eonsumption | nominations, — with their various WORK OF THE CHAUTAUQUAS form. g tracted and openod for businoss o dopot, at | | BY (od's evaco only stronge ; branches, The Roman Catholics arn Now that the various Chautauqua as- amounts to three-quarters of a million | and one of the smaller blocks ahove rep- | nearly equal in numbers to the Baptis dollars. To this must beadded theprice | resents the meat consumed in this | and M e sehool houses, The base of this pyra- assessed against the London Z¥mes | of liquor at nine hundred million dollars 5 \ T towit 10t Thou shalt n the old time aid i v The Bl ot Mo annatlon: o site com id ot nto town lots tho | Thou shall not lnck th 1d tine aid. qual ] semblies have elosed for the scason, an Phitadelphia Record. susrounding ool ol such 10t3 % | i fathers sloop, but men remain M € Al A0 thodists combined, the difference | juvestigation of thie results attained by | Thevery existence of this forco of mer- | quced by the iny made at Lisbon S true and wise and brave as thoy; paid Pigott, the tremendous loss of put- | country atthree hundred and five milliovs | pheing less than one million members. | these organizations will not appear out | cevary troops—halt and haltsples | $5 imntave thale Yopen up, mud | Why count the loss without the guint ronuge, und (he wreek of several indi- | a year, or one-thivd as much as the cost [ oy tho last year the ratio of | of pls When in 1878 the Chautauqua | —in the serviceof a private clieftain having | enter to i ¢ pursuits at Lisbon, and | The best is that, we bave today vidual fortunes, not to speak of shat- | of the liquor r As amatter of | jncrense among the three was.| literary and scientific circle obtained a | D0 ¢onnection with the state, is abhorrent to | BOW xl‘mlu\'x‘w\ BLalLe0 v *'{y.l( P l‘““ red influence and reputations, The sity Tig Bee did a little figuring | about the same, or something over | charter from the state of New York, it ‘;?1‘ “f"‘“l'l'l’l“}“' ol and_ ordorly governmont. | Filbon thkon awy ita stovicynrds, and do- | ;N0 woaldiug foindors bullded here: price, however, was not too great for the | on its own secount, and %it found that in | fve.in the hundred. Tt should be ob- | was with the expr intention of car. A8re.cou 0 De.ROLWOLse sign, o) imes | pied itself to all business with the residents 0 Lot L), VL O0K 3 » J as @ express e ar- o fac ol ody wling | orTiisbon oinit horafore, the pe : Puritan and Cavalie crime, . 1880 the population of the United States | served, 1 than the fact that such a body of hireling | of Lisbon and vieinity. Wherefore, the ) 3 L ywever, that the Roman Catho- | pying a more advanced education to the | soldiers stands ready at the beck and call of | titiouers pray that the honorable statc bourd Dt AN T b - s e fraction over fifty millions. O | lic consus includes the whole Catho of fish has seized about one thousand this number a fraction over thirteon | population, while the Protestant enume millions were under ten years of age. | ati aives 1y the actual e i- PR o s e gt 3 ge. | ation gives only the actual communi 1:]:[1’1" 5 lf(-‘l.‘:.ll ‘\’ r \",..‘:)::;.’.',\“ 3 "“~ Assume that all these children were | ¢unts, If the same method were adopted B iet are lling fon o oty Saoter | fod on mills and vogetablos wAd foed the | in counting the Baptists and Methodists Hon Tave, Tho Gorman sam and et | other thivty-six and a half millions on | the numerical strength of each of the on 1 @ Gorman carp and wall- i i Eveal s intoh. crass “:I Wostorn | ton conts worth of moat a day, which s | thyeo grent communions would doubtless e T e |L- S S i Jow estimate, and you have a total | ho about the same, Doubling the num- § 6 be brandled Lo Bame 18 | .4 gonsumption of three million six | her of the other Protestant me mustangs and Texas cattlo. This would | i ndrod and fifty thousand dollars per % avold confusion in many instances, P el rere ] on ) lack was in thy primal stocl A : 3 " And they whose firm endurance gained people’s homes, This was to be obtained | any corporation that may desire to bring iv [ of transportation do issueun “ovdor compell Phe freedom of the souls of men, ' lowed by frequent examinations upon the | on every imaginar, asion of need, without | served a copy of the complainton the defend The swordless commouwcalth of Penn, ground covered. Degrees were | 85king or awaiting the intervention of stato | aut, requiriig it to uuswor on or before the | yq time shall b the power of all, then to be conferred upon stu- trays the tyrannic lnstinet of | fifth day of September. X To do the wors that duty bids, douts who had successfully passed rporations, and the real extent of i STREET RAILWAY WAR. And mak peoples council ball onts B § ) ASSe( rezard for the rignts of workingmen or The Rapid Transit street railway company As lasting as the pyramids. n given number of courses, A few years | g WETL ™ Thos corporations have asks tho district court for an ' injunction later it was found that a more rounded | 4 fur more tender concorn for their locomo- inst the North Lincoln, the Electric and | Thy lesson ull the wor 1d .v‘,,n‘:‘\u;v-n. i v S Standard stroot railwiy companies to ve. Phe nations at thy feet shall sit; »orship struction could be obtained by assem- gines than for the living, [ o A , breathing | strain them from ocutting and crossing its | Earth's furthest intain tops shall burn, y the same principle, it appears | pling the students at one place where | machiuery that guides their material forces, | tracks at U and Thivteenth strects and from With watch fires from thine own uplit day,or one billion four hundred and | that those in the Presbyterian | Jectures and class recitations could be [ $Unless thisevil, the cmployment of private | Stizing oroceupyin its v ot way, Th TS T B e 4 A i p s i company avers that it 1 these com 1 i peoplo of Tonnessos have unyeiled | 0F451x million dollars in round figur ution and under its influence | attendod, if ouly for a very limited | bodiesof armed troops, independent o ORI BYORS 0k b AT By fraud or conguests vich i gold, 1 S e AL\ hne hican nptaca e AT (T Jii stato—shall be spoedily suppressed, it threat- | Sow il 15 oppased to, any farthoe cone But richer in the large estate ono und lnid the foundation of a second | DIV S04 And yol longfueed ministors than one-fourteonth = of | period of time, «This wae the origin of [ SESPERIRU 08 SIS W BAREFEE b Bl | sow wid laopposed 1 auy UEhor cconoos: | “'Q virtuo which thy children hold, y defense of public safety and the maintenance | of the othor lines to the north will materially | ywith peace that comes of purity Ju Foxworthy who, althougha yonng God of our fath 1 it true! Great without seeking to be great monument to the memoryof Davy Crock- A% 3 i s ious population. — Protest- | the sum Chautauqua me and etb, Intheso days of selllsh pollues, it | 200 three hundred and fiyo million | and the Episcopalians | its only purpose was to supplement the 18 refreshing to vovert to the public | J0H1® worth of meata yoar. are veduced toa very small fraction, or | work of the reading and scientific civele, AR TR R T There no way of finding out how | loss than three per cent, though in The hunter, congressman and soldier, his 1if breathes that rugged houesty, self ance and fearlessness which found its andest development on the frontior, Conse » was the mentor of his a and party vuled him only so far as Its of puablic order cannot be surrendered to theso bands of corporation soldiers without question arises whether recent M lizod f The At \ shuking the authority of the state to its very much is realized from sales of lig Y 1ds, to thee we give i chureh attendance is pro- \tauq semblics in thisand other | foundaty Should this abuso be encour- | fita'hy his administration of heavy penaltics | Ob, land Is, t0 i | portionately probably much gr tates have contributed materially to d, before long rival chiefs to Pinkerton | to criminals, liste Uisgust Our love, our trust, our service froo, The value of liquor manufactured The figures cortainly show a degree of veality their ¢ all the liquor dealers in this count thee thy sous shall nobly 1i the work originally proposed, Have | would spring up, with fresh bodies of private | story of little Flova R A LT e growth in the | their promotors kept in view tho | t¥00rs under their command; and it would go | the colored mau, f. . b e one hundres nd forty millions, and the | Chyistian churches of the United States | hiwher education of the masses? or hard if abundant occasion should not be found AR, o o X lue of all imported liquors s less than | fa, mployment. In such 1 condition cpraved tendene ¢ OMAHA depraye ten millions a year, making a total of of cluding the revenue tax is computed at | vitality and a powe greater than many intelligent people | thoy simply sought to draw i w, or the power of the strongest, would e it 13 have supposed them to possess. As o | mense crowds with an eye sole ! 4 h plans and policies agroed with his ideas to0o tho tepularly constitutod auihor | the lowoat munts in tho oity. - Ateor noaring | LOAN® AND TRUST of right, In honoring the memory of | M€ bundred and fity millions. But | inatier of fact the statistics donot faivly | 10 the gate money? Have o PR IR, OBy caustithiad Bithore | B8 STD o Tudx 1% fino of &2 : R e T vt s Grubb wil haveit that we consume | yopresent all of our people Who | Chuutauquas degonerated into mevee- | eitizon would bo Obligad to pay Plakotion's | 41 cost on Stauney and' sout Bers b Lo COMPANY. fourteen hundred million dollars worth | gelcnowledge Christianity, many thous- | nary and speculative enterprises instead | soldiers for protecting his life and property, | yeforni school Subsoribed and Guarantocd Capital.... 850,000 i American For ssoclation | ©f Mguor. i ands of such not being ac- | of aiming to elevate mankind morally | In one of the new states the employment of \LL FOIt A DIVISION OF TITE PROPERTY, Paid In Capltal e 350,000 meots in Quebee Septomber2, Tho con- | This 15 about on u parwith her half | counted for because they are not com- | ynd mentally? To be sure all Chatauquas | iese Plukerton soldiers fs sternly forbidden Iio & Norris, hurdwaro dealors, e o |+ uys und soils stocks nd honds; negottatos the fact that it is held in the Dominjon | Million saloans in forty-two states, or an | no record is made of the young childven | read without number, and sowe enter- | MHthority of tho stuteand the presonce O | gy oy o home in Pieasant Hill addition to | corporations, takes churgo of property, col: will attract attention to the contrast be- | L¥erage of 11,900 saloons in each state 1 of church members, which if done would | taining lectures huve been delivered > private troops in private pay cannot co- | PRl R 0% e s now due and the haed- | 10208 taxes, tween that country and the United | W¢luding the six prohibition states of | yery materially swell the statistics, Still | But the true educator and scientist finds States In the matter of forest proserva- | e, Vermont, Towa, Kansas and the | it must be confessed that the fact that | little to commend in these summ Instead of being aids to the state in | \Ware men ask that Stoughton's house and lob fossing public disorders, thoy will be | be soud to sutisfy the same. The Clark & | Omaha Loan & TrustCo i ? 3 s and th ne, with their corporation employers Leonard fuyestinent company has @ prior s Al a e ST e Rl R i B T 1 Dakotas. What reckless lying! 'We | thore ave at least fifteen million people | schools of philosophy. . . of the state, Inthe m lion on tho property awmounting to &,500, SAVINGS BANK. tion, th b I Y doul v . I Iy while Caroline K. Wiitlan 150 has a claym fon ure objects of national interest, | 40UV very much whether there are | i this country, after making a liberal | positive instruction has been given in the great barons who kept | Sy anto datinge that of § & Norris. | 8 E Corner 16th and Douglas Sts those of the United States ave being | %¢vVenty-five thousand saloons in this | allowan for those not enumerated | the literary und s branches, In i ¥ veased as tho | o i @ men reco these elnim e s e L 0294 Wiped out s rapidly as stoam can doft. | CoUtEY. But that will not makoe any | ymong Protestant communic Bupetpaibliidn ud important | M 5 ased. 1 | ut domand hit tho prol da those | gionedand Ginran ool Cipigal ) 116, I v dif ence “to 0 Pro| Mt erusader N 5 having previous clall 1 ©0! Lisbility of stockholders Already the effect of donuding the coun- \"‘l' e the prohibition crusad including the Jews, who f history 1 nce thoe cor it of the way 8o th . BT isir ghb, | ASBHIRT of Blaskhioides, ... st tey of timbor s making itsell folt, and | Who justify their lics by claiming that | ng yoligion, shows that there re- | version of the \ S 115 WANUERING BOY PIANK ' LANGE, Ci hé: i P sl e ; _ rporation ba it oA within another gencration timber soce | HREY ]". laboring for the promotion of | jaing he great missicnary field for | leeted to make way ! Albert Kobert, 054 W b aarth atuanl 11100 AR a0y 11 Browe tions which now enjoy mavrked climatio | ™OMY. the propagation of Christianity, The | upon Al times, which, though ve ; Hulion to Mamhol Mehiolh INQWEIME RE6R B bR ' - 3 TR w AR ve not heen idl Ahabe X - 4 3 like X funaway b nen 4 orsi—A, man, 1urd benofits, will .undergo disustrous THE sixth annual session of the So- | churches certainly have not been idle, | good in their place, ought not to mg X t in Lincoln, - Tue lud is fourteen years old, is | Piesvortia oV piamamh St b Thom 1anges, clety of American Florists is in session | nor have their efforts been unavailing, | olize the whole field of history, [nste icart 3 stout for bis age, has blue eyes, u round face, l 3. Kimball, George b, Luke e