Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1891, Page 4

THE DAILY BREE | VERNOR ROYD'S ELIGIRTLITY s Gvary. tenson lo expec Lkt tha | noutices W cowsam i, Moridny's sasaion | revienl of tho old sohoms to grebble 4p i BT . ; | vsod 11y ) ) results will be for the genoral good warrafidd usurpation of power | the saline lands of the state, which has Mfternoon, i ANATUTINAT . ROSEWATER | rante the supr ndoubtedly the surplus will vanish, worthy Shreador and his | boen bofore noarly overy logisiature | or The fire departiment wi that ought tyin ther the last 2 s The men who are T 3 afire s had power to working the 1¢ iture under the Tho Last Effort to Sav of nmittee, tense that they want to relieve the poor COW STEALER KINGEN TO;STAY IN PRISON The AL O0 Mo WHE Hold Thelr State wrade in Lincoln on St Pat vick's Day Deserter La Lo of Yy reputabi Wit e Pt v | 8id and comfort v peo vote wit Tho situat It dema ngst orat \ s J s argued prompt action an heroie trentment on ML prome court thl rning andattre the part of the friend o and 8 . been emi- | § e L Tu e bl ful Tnengincering (e bills | st and Deputy Attornos Goneral S Past two ye tom prosecuting at oys and othe L position to know et facts, show wtonly is prohi wers appeared in behalf tho state, while adt alsh i ) ikl el VALY 1o regulate the purchase of school books M Haish and Ho ;! A § voly R R e e R | [ ‘ Attorneya Giutloy and tstetlo dic whit t ke Lt OqinasoROH, A The Bee P Comoany, Pronrictors : i pr it el BRI L B T v thatare now on the logislative calondur ' \ h | S \ il rin this state attorneys dwolt at lonsgth o Lt ropeety t iking havo stewdily inerease 3 i T Judge Lyneh's Bastern Ciecui £ V1S L ; colnty wo Kl ! Ve will with an. fllielt aod | 1 commi o line of policy luid e time the . it Hwish od o the I SWORN & el et Heb A down in the last part el i Tand trtod went (o the 1 o » Land the plaintft b 1 Btk i ! d teafie, Whenover the salo | 40WD s i Gle PATLY | Syaney Sinth's plan of stoping vailroad | STV AL T L el el R e platform vopublican membors of | seoidents by hanging & dir now and | | R T S Uraining ordor was issucd and th JHLAZ L e A WV YOrK | waive the right to accompany the BY LMot BUILDIN oxicaats is earried onsurreptitions worstelnssof liquors is sold, for the | the 1eg 1 do their duty, re- | then, seems B healspreey ind dini wdicss of course of the representa- | covoners tives of other partios Court met parsuant to ad journt was also urzel that the Jury had 1o ty indisposing of what they have to ¢ M Lo mough, Trawe vding to the latest laws governir following gentlomen were adutic e R T T I timely to reit o) such soloetions, as the liw under whieh they | tiee: Charlos A, Munt DRt BRI aEURAY oF e | v es. When t Tho Wisconsin Legis has been wres selocted had been repoaled. 1t was | Valley county 1 i theie loss would be compara fighting for ting with a proposition t Wonotaries to | not properly draswn under the old law, if the | Weeks and Thom | 1 D marey Y me 1 1 t T T | 5 € seity in Monday’s narry peonle sion s | same had been in roason tha | to increase the i that it is already C t marvied. A | it was not deawn from alist sty nanme the authoritios. Thus { ¢ man ought to have at least a dollar to invest tod from each precinet e count bership of the sifting committee for le bl ! Sk L ! » obtain their supply from | in the operat whon he 0 endow | The factthat testimony was admitted concer | ek el u bride with his carthly ingt y £ consume a elass of Nquids rothy = was also pres enow M. B State ex vl Thay for hearing Thursday mor 1501, on demurrer (o ausy o wljournod to - Wednesday o ‘ K m Hy makes drunkards, and | he demoerats and the houso ify the suprome court in voy it of a vum and preventi New Vork Herall decision of tho vt and Jot Neal co | >y must satisfy theie | for the depriving Wait Till Legistatures Ad joura, | ve for drink in this way are far v sworn the likely to carry indulgence to ex- | #0 how expression of opinion. diku Bl s s, 15 | £ L o thoey canontaia what | 11 demoerats can aftord to triflo with i Dty i for tho | buveed f““l il ¥ want publicly and freely, [licit | Public business a i ing is therefors nocessavily flaw in his Wihateve supreme court may be ifost that My, Boyd 1 L oof Grent Brit Tt's an old aph m that affairs in Wall froee, street ‘o by contraries.” A sharp decline in | length Ktodin tollow e L He RAjoUEH HGRE O boT Tho main, speoch on behiatfof tho stato was iotating parlivmentary law, republicns | may be that this is tho besinnins of the fa- | 10 tho fact that pags 110 tho Jonrin shows wore prolific of evilsto individuals and to | ¥ill 10t compluin, They have a vight, | miliar sshuking out” process whereby wea's | Uit the prisoier by lis couseland fn his | s for infornaion meaeding b { owaver, Lo deman oir op- | holders of stocks are made to stand and do- | Presence waived lis personal presence at the TS EGR YO QB HHE IO HORER S0 society thana public and vegalated teaf- | Howaver, to demand that their own yep- | holders of aro mado to stand and de- | BEAEHAC WHREC i DEOOt e e | two yonrs, and who was at that tim in [ by the ry The afidavit of (. J Smyth in | coln She ys bhor ‘i” ““ v died l“"“ a disrespect of law dangorously inim i ipportof this wus cited. —Also thoso of ) iy Ve aro anticipati ATEROT TG | LT hees . R Ew sy | staying with h ancima, b to ; el combinations with any other party L it LIl AL inos, Autlioet 5 i to good government s A\ g Lz ey call it—the selling which they think | ties werothen cited, showing that the pris. [ her father again Tho critical stage of the logislative bobrmal b el Ly oWk ko v e LS Nobraska City authoritios telephoned ound that the prohibitory law is not ¢ ession has been veanehod, Less than company the jury hie promises. It was | pol voning i« 3 found that tho prohibitory law is not on- | {85100 s oo KeReacth Lo BAR urged that the doath of Dorothy donos is a | seed sixtoen, and Julian Hoffuin, aged 3 xpiratior DU OF Lo 1os jrestit: that when Neal rode | twenty, who fad ran away from home theve boom, from the Pinney’ furin to South Oatia it was | boud for Atchison, weeks its record will be made up, anc - upon a horse thiat belonged to it piie [ Haves wandered in to town f it the more irresponsible and debused vecord will e made up, and PASSING JESTS, B e IOt Lo, Sl sthor plico last ovening, and soot the fate of the several reforms enrnestly eEih i i oDyt ailed while lordly drank. T more deceptive the devices and socluded | Gesired by the peoplo will be decided. burg Telegraph: “March came in b tioatt of Mrs Jones wis st ay | Hayes and Polo_Henson won e e e e ) 27 bogan the casual calier RGBTt OH 16 TRt TR E I 1| costs cach, but Hayes, who o out & law that virtually offorss pro- | Woys and numerous tricks it will en- Aud they did to ac s ff 10 bowiun ! t font t 1 I'he patrol wagc ¢ his mangled body your mium for deception and teickery and | deavor to defeat the will of the pe beco. ; edirod that | A. M. Bartram, is a decided1y u the last moment. There is ground forthe e ent Not long sinee he was shot WS prior to 1550; that th of | breust through the carcloss b These fo oints L ut . | 1 assist the speaker in vesontatives shall attend to business and | liver to the fellows who subscquently ad A § refrain from entering into filibustoring | VARCo prices; or it may be that the specula fie, and it encourages at the samoe time [t N cstablished that | fiRtE 1544 iy ost led that A— ) (O on of Nehreas ho Kansas legislative committec finding that the long awaited dissolution of foreed in any city of the state, and that lo him- | sinee t s | (o more vigorous the effort to enforco | Of its constitutional life. In those two dver- build congress was ot immodiately followed by a ave the men en in the traffic, the 150,000 for the places of business, This is the in Kansas tising L3 wwlessness, and opens a way to guin for those Wwho linve 1o vespect. fob law, | foarthatibmay s L individing the ANT 3 NS . . “The nuptial knot,” T said, “dear m v tlie selogtion Los. pro. | volver by a man. Yesterduy ho w THE fa » aivship to PRLATIO Wherever is o prohibitory luw | friends of reform and good governmen The nuy v I said, v maid, v ro 7 Is something that 1 wot S that the old law with s down in th its ends by indi- I'he 5 e ; hall not be repeal there is scen the same state of affairs o , i their benizuant way, til the new one is complied with by tho | Golph street, and in runniuzg about navig » brings into relief the | ‘Ihe doooer s > i Gl IR L G i cbaeant Ly TG KL nhls It 5n: | restic i you and 1 s 2 commnissioners; that a3 tho old one was | his foot in a trailink bash wir fenc tive committec. It is so in Miane aad In this s nthe duty of the re- h & o L o | g could not” be an effect, Bven af the law of | eralinches | marvelous ability of the projectors in | fit “ul vitivismin the Hbeval | i conee wd hardly be s } in Tows, and it must always be so under | Publican sen und repre tives is 15 1 flosting $2,000,000 of stocl he windy yprintions made by tho | wzette, I had been the that law linits | E. M. Luscher is heldu § The irresponsiblo and de- | Plain. 1t cannot be dodged. Their ist of jurors drawn to 100 | stealing £0 from tho g this policy. ‘The iresponsivlo and do- | I o CRARE DO COCRECH | Tnaianafiolts Jour 1 doubt if cach torm of the co | toClark & Son 3 HRIHEDIG ) ! one man out of twent recall to memory Attoruey General Hustings made a brief o Oy vion, It fs an unfailing Incontive to ex- | olfic terms toa maximum freight 1z the language he used in proposing. Mudge-—- | speech and the caso was taken under cou- | THE PRESIDENI'S SPORT. democratic meimbers of congress tt pedients for its own defeat, the succ stringent usury public warehouses, | Provablyuot. But tho wirl can sideration by the court = Tue « Kansas | 30 But as 1h based find their opportunity in prohibi publicly o om - $3,000 to 000 cach were offe neo mom- bers to vote tor Ingalls, The fact that Ingalls was not elected is positive proof of tho falsity of the asscrtion. itors ture perhaps to by pardoned for not | ful practics of which sorves to ereate | and the regulation of the powers of cor- AR S ar R IR He ke Shalooai e Fuy lssant Life's Calondar: © w0 pride-no | v S haa {hn S k So gt c The case of William Kingen, the cattly Prace for 1t oxercising grenter ciare to have their ut- | with a considerable and dangerous class | borutions Ihey should be regularly in | sell respect How Ay she permit taat fel | ypiof who was kidnaped cotts Bluff Barwniore, Md., Mareh 10, Special Te terances teathful, Nor arve these jours | acontempt for all law. their places to record theiv votes in | 10410 SOKE while they fro Dromenading ot | comty and taken ove o Wyoming and nais at all consistent. Thoy doplorethe | After this Kansas report, which shows | favor of these propositions, and o pre- | and'sho's afraid people wouldn't kiow it's o | soencrd fophis, crime, hus ended rther vanishing surplus, although the exist- | that even in the capital city of the state, | venttheivdefeat by illegitimate parlia- | man Boyd asking that official to demund his | tainly well fitted for the purpose. —Gamy release on the grounds that he had been kid- abounds and the club house isone of the co A el o So jocund s the Lenten spell o NovEinor bt Aiie Tk Lol it 1 IR subject of lugubrious complaiat with | tion has complotely failed, there should | evatic ruiings from the chair. f “Wo do 1ot now repent it B e ot hr esl ot B Kinbdy LT iy e e them. It has been made to do steady | be an end of all controversy regavding \\MA-’H © the course of other parties "{‘\'""i“}'.”\l N aaulis0 well askine him to investigate the matter. The rihe i PR G G R U e ansas so |0 the legislature, thore is but one ooven would relonti Wyomins governor reports that Kingen pre service us anargument againstthe finan- | the operation of the law in Kansa ot Py Klugen bUe- | o taken up with o gan room, par trial, and as the court refuseld to take any | billard roomand dining voom. The kitehen cognizance of them Barber declares that hi can do nothing. The case isan unusual ono and the matter will probably be to the gram to T Bk, |—Bengies, the place the it prosident i 3 spring vacation on the demoer soil of Mary land. It is his way of celsbrating the fact that congress has adjowrned. The people share his fesling of velief, though few of them have time 1o celobrate. SPEAKER ELDER possibly imaginos that he is following in illustrious footsteps of Thomas 13, | ut ho is much mistaken. Speaker Reed fought for the right of the mujority to rule. Spenker Elder's unique rlings give that right to the minority. There'’s a heap of difterence, president has selected for his vacation, s cer ence of 0 surplus has for years been the | at the very seat of government, prohibi- | mentary tactics on the floor and auto- style, and fitted out with all the modern conveniences, Tho niin v cial policy of tha republican party, und | far as the cities ave concerned, and no | COUrse for the republicans, That is to Puck: Allis fair in love and war—includ o s over elnimed that it was not en- | steer by the ehart which the republican | ing many things which would otherwiso b the country has been told constantly ! \ stato convention placed in their hands, | Pronounced bruueties. ’ and servants' quarters wre counected with that keeping o sueplus in the trensury | forced in the rural districts, where it is the main building by a porch, Two sides « was both an injury to the general in sustained by publicsentiment and where ¢ - Puck: In old times astrong arm was nee- | Bosidont of the United State the building frouton a wide vorauda. Up ests and a dan The only wise and | it is almost impossible to earry on an A essary to the lictator, bit just wow he finds ST T S DAY { stairs the rooms ar fou tho next fow practical way to get rid of a_suvplas is | illicit trafiie. It ought to effectually > of schom- 5 L he The Ancient Ordor of Hibern A8y8 Gho presliont will a room i the to spend the money, and this the repub- | silence the prohibition propagandi nd downright corruption. It is an | Life: “And, Edward, although you live in | state of Nebraslca, ¢ > iR o oss s, nrovided shall o | swho e aboat the countey declaring that | Oben secret that the agents of certain | o wicked city, T suppoto you gd to chiuroh | divisions, will holi their stalo pa ngress ha i ha 1o o about the country declaring that SEIVD A RON: Fent T h astiran areh 17, The followi i s i A ANAOE Y aniail Il bo represeated: Sidne, 5 4 chuse i \ fuvor of fire departmont officials with S RAGa e QiR Gl i W and iy trophi to best contribute to the general wel | forced and that it hus been suceessful in - : 3 Lte : Herlt 8 ways andameans that wre not commenda- Young Nimrod. ntay, Meton, flacsines, Lol Slabte, |l 0k b el R C ble. Asa natural result thore has been While Captain J. T. Simmons was working | 58 8 gy t musical entertainm. port to be bad there. done in such wisys as seemod moat likely | the prohibitory law of Kunsas is en- | Moo fuclories have always courtod the - fare. reducing the ovils of intemperance. Tue geneval traflic manager of the |7 S i L S niingon 0.7 e It is true that the appropriations of | And sinee in no other state has the the last congre were on a gencrous | been amore honest and earnest effort to Grand Trunk railway at Montveal suys he wantsto sco tho stars and stripes floating over evoery ile of his line. scandalous jobbery and favoritism, It | Oon bis Mm';» ;]‘}m-l‘,m) withiis twelve-year th two short, addresses will tvon at the stor 1 pas il old son an .. Bounas tne baymg of dogs | Bohanan's ball, the governor of the state nos phere brizht sumnskine has su seale and largely exceed those of the | enforce prohibition, and nowhere is not matevial whetier the pureha was heard in the bottom nlong the Natchez, | presiding. ceeded. The entire party spoit today in th preceding congress, ut unless it shall | have the conditions been more fuvorable | ) e e e AN URRIGATING (ANAT Bliuds. Ducks canvas baci, ved and Ui be shown that they are wasteful and will | to the enforcement, the failure of the 'I‘ LEY ; eit, | ling thero isfalr | dogs had flushea some partridges, voung Los listanplicaion uaiheet HEs ton B | goondy Dbty not contribute to the general good noth- | luw ouzh lusive with all in 20l or T captinn demubred. ns. o Doy hiad | 31ate of Sevraska was fled this moraing i T exclusion of wooden bloeks from | o, Fy O CHERRENE TR 0 venched tho ( vrizating canal and voater power company Prophet W < Predictions, official paving material comes four rs | scene of the hubbub he found that the dogs | The headguartersof the company are to be | too late for the physical and financial | had treed a big lynx. Tho littie fellow was | 8t Bayard, Chievenne county. This company et ; : 1) al t st 16 t he took o B .\ H has $4,000.000 invested capital in this diteh. Lur By Prof. 1. Stone Wie- w ha airtled, but he k deliberate : ; aim and brought the “varmint” to the ground DISTRICT COURT DOINGS, Calty, UGLITLTRES A costly teacher. [t is havdly necessary | with a broken leg, The dogs then pitehed tn In the case of Putuam vs Blumenthal, the [ the calmn following t : ! ; + | to recall the faet that Tk Bk has al- | anda furious by isued. The oy seeing coforrcd 1o yesterday, the gavo a | has amin attract dark as to time and loeality, The omig- | Practictl people doning prohibition and substituting high | yays opposed wooden block pavementa. | U 4082 Werc gettiug the worst of tho strife, | vardict for plaintift for &) id last night: *Th las there heen any appropriation | license aud local option, ¢ prisfifiviorelnlailion and fearing - they would be killed, moved up | In theawse of Ward vs o North c sion is a generous concession, Logisla- [ 1 L ENRT Bl d ! - close to the sceneof the trouble, and when | concluded the suretics were £b9 Ao A USYY made for au unworthy object? The in- —_— T DIRUDE T outlook for building operations in | the opportunity offered he put a deadly bul- | sessed them $216.10, . Amwerican coast a greater storm thun any tt s mankind ean safoly boar at this season [ “rease made by th Bacong 2 oo i Omuha the present year is reasonably | 1t between the eyes o nx. Captain < ) ppropriations of the preced Speaker Elder’s valing and the conrse ) oLt stany, the app ion f the pr i peaker Klder’s raling and th i are made by the police commission or Phis ebulition of enthusinsm has created u profound seusation and suggests that er .{,‘:l“' T \‘l':_"“ uing for |5 il be gained by criticising them. | tolligent and unprejudiced people as to el G0 T The democratic organs cannot show | tho impracticability and folly of such o s fch must largely bo | logislation o surprising if the Tite Cunndinn Wiggine emorges from | these tiings, which must largely 1 gislation, 1t will be suvprising if th Orrawy, Out., Ma 10. Special Te left to the demonstration of time, and | disclosuves of this report do not con obseurity to prophesy dive events. Se bRt : s [one | health of taxpayers. Experience is : 1 ) consequentl eir q wvorsions wil incoa largo v w ol o people of ioiat Latmoanhaiio = Gntbarces & ar usequently their animadversions wi vineo a 7O MUjority the | T A e in the | carry little weight with thoughtful and | Kansas that the time has come for abun- tive disturbances ave as s steain i By s Whliams & protty Hittle oetoroon, ac. | Will huppen during the remauder of theyear nmons, in recounting the' oyent, said: | companicd by & gentleman who could twvell | OF ny during 1892 ‘Lhiere will be no earthe favorable, Despite many drawbueks, | “The young rascal is as proud of b sl R e e Mudos, droppwl | atakes bovond ‘a few shikes north o commercinl and monetary, the prospect | s be would beif he had killed a bear. fnon Jude 7 She vivoro | ¢ juator during these two vears. There for a yenr of move than wvern tivity R eha sl n L iniais Bouliern (nalliAbON: WhbleY congress out 180,000,000, of which | of the filibustering minority at Monday’s Desiiiel o inthe Tllinois | $55000,000 was u deficiency sup of the house were without the legislature has flopped again, Two of [ Whit ought to have be en provided | pt f -m.wl\ ‘1..\\ n" y:\!*“ | s well founded. Little Ruth Bo, > of tho prethost Ity of criminal v Mamie Red: | Dis laree right aseension of 22 hours w the farmer members who have been hold- | the previous congress. “T'he largest v constituted an open defi- B Lrightest and bost il o in abused her, pport uni | tibute grcatly o the storm now po Ditgs health of the strect commissioner | Grand Istand, sug e erel Ty Hanth boned. duoven | placemeut in Nt A e ! ) he v 01 two-and-a-balf-year-old | 101, This will rack the sutaes hat he onaiba ledtad Hit il votta || colntibyEat | would lead the attack on the filth cov- | 24% B0 hash g lglal nitaidin Sanniaiy diomaiiasdtiesotit Palmer. The geueral will have to rustle | They accopled the measure whi ive Shrader, who demanded that four | gpoq crossin Iho public is entitled [ mado the diseovery that the “wouen talk up one move vote to makoit. The flli- | ¥ led for this increaso as an wet of | new membors should be added to the | 1o some equivalent for the salary, great deal,” in fact so much that the nois farmer is the queerest bird in the | justice to the old soldiers, and tho very | sifting committee hud a perfect right to Smakes her tived,” as sho openly proclaiy vhile taking supper with a gentl politicalapiar large majority do not regret that it was | do so. Furthermore, they had good while takine supper v v ent ing out for Streeter for weeks announced | OF fevense w that they would not support him now | 10 ever $58,000,00, and the people vights of the house I might be materially improved if he ¢ to prove or (. ¢ not couplaining o The independents, led by Rej ¢ northern i now wrestling | States and the dominion wi! s f M i tin vs. the city - - of Lincotn. Mrs. Martin 0 for injrries sustained by a fall into an excava ) b T Shoe | Coamorrs, N €, Momh 10 [S She says she was walkingalong there that | Telegram to Tiry ¥ Last night &2 ovening and, no lights being she fell in, | Dillon of the Danville, Mackville & of | nd as s conseauance w .\‘.\ fox th o Four { westecn railioad d T M b not Jol a3 | weeks, gave premature birth toa child and |y, s o B laugh as did th sterner sex, nhas been grreatly impaired in heaith and dam. had fa onibisi d near Leathorwo weekly statement, . aged o the amount of £2,000. The city con. | Creek aud that the engine hay : Zone ywosperit hos 5 expressed ove pur! atform 4 ————— e Tom Sawyer. pnds th 1 ueel ) a3 due tonegli contact wi t ns brol o pi oinot. Gitalds of &n ingonporated vil genernl prosperity hose who 5 lsgal 1 in every party platform at ) ; : Tam Snwyo tend 'n;‘u] ho necldont way duo touegll | contactwithily wis broken to y o town, to authorize the issue of liquor | this money ave worthy of i - et ol b RIS iniatuoalial fthe Helfen- | gy 00 youngeun—Mothier, can T dig up the | linble anyhow. The excavation was made by garden for you to plant your flowers ¢ Stout & B taff, paving coutractors, and An Engineer's Strange Dream uan last | tion at Ninth aud S streets, on June avening. Hor undisen candor was, of ¥ steady decline in bank wings | course, the occasion for a laugh, but we ob- T house passedthe Faxon bill yos- | YERy 1amze amount of movoy annuully in } important commitice had beon made up | throughout the count served that the Ladies, tho hearing of > sk 5 VUEY the little three-y oar-old L join guite Londay, which requivos the sisnatures of | POTsiONs, it every dollar of it goes 10 | to accomplish ecrtain purposes not in | oqually marked decline in public appre- | biartily m o v a majority of the 1l volers in apre our own people and nt 1 he | I with t 1 ands of the peopl ation of 1l NOTHING suceceds like suceess. The given thew, This country bestows a | ground for the apprehension that that is followed by an ream 3o unpressed him that he ke his usual trip over the road o1 y ing until he telegrapued to ascortain if thero Mothor—Whnt & thoughtiul bowll Nes | they phou Ay the bill, 85 their contract | was anything the matter at Leatherwood n the appropriation for the na mittee ansidering the motion ored by 1 ustice oceusion At R Ara e OnanT 4 Vides. Crod the Slocumb law, Under the present | W 1 “\' \ppropri 1 e n it L 1sid Hm\le m wa | ter I‘M wvari Tusti isionally v, and here's 10 ¢ I'msure uo other A regulate the matter in | PUtnearly all of this was necessary y whi v nully appoints | gets there with both fect v hi leonses, This is merely o new method | Patriotic duty togive it to them,and it | The assertion of certain members that | stein claim jumpers marks the collaps ¢ applying the locat option fenturo of | 8 1ot wasted. Another largo increase | the house could not inerease the com- | of a conspiracy bornof greed and fos- L answor wits returned that veri Brown isnot satisfied with the v o v The messieo was flished neighborhiood hus such a k the Jury In the case brought against vock had fa the choice of thelr county and precinot | Py for vessels authorizod und e t od was atterly groundless. It is the — 0 nother's hoy as Mus. Suiith and asks that the cards bo : ey . nistratio \ r of the nouse at any time to in- TECTIVES are playing t } gryall anaw aad GiMcare | Uhs nay h S raad (R vistration. Th vight of nou t uny in 1 [ playing oy woes trinmpha i y 1 o Califor senator contest so that all mav he \ , B R o AR T e + for the posta o, reduco or discharge any com- | in the California senatd ut at il hear wh : g and t i i t o oaug- whicl Las crented also has | They are keeping tab for their ¢ nle ully! 1 in'tat fir € 3 L3l e 5 I that the a hit Las er italsol T'hey ar ping v their employ Butlvl Taldblawis o i as goin' tish o € W An Outand-Out Annexationist nues wi 1 for most ) veject their veport, repudi- | ers on the purchase of logislators by MICHIGAN is agitate 1 centor to s, he upprop s for the 1| ate their work or make any other dis- | rival candidates unforence. The immediate cause of | bureau were considerab i | position of it which it desires. The — Bor i B Goneral Trafy the trouble was the discovery that one | this was necessary pay for lands v committee is simply the ereature and | ¥ the Burlington would compel a i R R e b cas. voad Keeves of the Grand Trunk r of the board of state auditors had appro- | the Indians are to relinquish, Three servant of the house. The house has re- | patrons to pay way, i sng surplus 1 to her motl Mara, if [ o ‘\f‘]‘ that his road persuaded betwe licfunds, The culprit was promptly ar- | defences, and the sum I8 uttc wembe ship of committees in the man- | company’s tre T liave been born at all?” i ; R S R S B e B o] e e e NN It 15 about time the couneil decided THETRUAN STRAND. din the fellow's existence, For this | yen 1 would like 1t be. Anofficial capable of peculuting so priation for refunding to the states And yet Speaker Elder ruled, in defl- | Whether electrig irht competition Is to Prake's. Mayns! D e aag i s Cpou | ttines Bl RIon a1l insignificant a sum is entitled to no A aolleoted in 1861 inik ance of Taw and precedent, that the house | be denied the peoplo at behest of the PWAS 010 W Wiy s A .,“”'»7\“ | Trankand ¢ nadian Pacific st Astrand of golden threa n d hundred Cavadians to return justice would have furled hor bandage 10 the statos that paid it | tion of his autocratic dietim was reached | = ake any stock i thostory, Fis | lish corporation hus created 4 pr | e N —— © bhad not visited the station up urtijnoon | sation throughout the countr and saluted his Napolsonio ability. is not questionable. The provision made | when Shrader appealed 1 this de- | Now t} .n‘xh \1: H‘A ; 1 ha il v | LR ARRGIORIS B for paying the Fronch spolintion claims | cision of the chair, und the speaker ruted denounced Tom Reed, his place in the THE Cherokee strip raid is an out- | was perhaps the least defensible of & that an appeal must be sustained by a | affections of the people is solid and raceful cur rageous confidence gam Hundreds | but t lured to the Kansas border by falso re- | pepudiated, 3 T IV FA T A A Ty | two-thivds vote. A move arbitrary and |seeuwre. And gllnwddn 3 Sl —— L Al Highest of all in Laavening Power—1U., S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, | works demands the earnest and i i a speaker’s desk. The right of a major- : ! Doubtless by a careful process of par- | ity tooverrule thedecision of a presiding | i | port vding the opening of the strip to settlement. Despite th usal of | jug the last cong might have con gotie attention of the council, Aud cliceks ) [ officer upon u point of ordinary proced- pudin Sz e By i " capgress to appropriate the purchase | sidorably cut down the appropriations | ure is the commonest of purlinmentary [ RarLioan retenchment doos Ussconacious - money, and the determination of the | without serious injusy to the public in | rules, Elder disregarded it mevoly 1o | tend to the showee of passes 3 Lo A president to exelude sottlors by force, if | porests, Nobody will approve wasto or | prevent any intevforence with the sift- | Stoo y ; neoln is deluged necessary. unscrupulous vaiders g ir- | exteavagunee. But an telligent and | ing committee as he had instructed it [y — Witk culating reports caleulated to ive | unprejudiced study of the appropriations | And the withdeawal of the minority left | B T MOt ot tat the uninformed. The Oklahoma exper- | will show that the increase, apart from | the house without aquorum and gave | il will vote for n job und go on 1 ' . Cherokee ralders should ¥ | essary, was vouy largely justified by de- | THi BEE hos never been the captiou = h w would avoid a fruitless chase and the in- | mands which it would have been con- | eritic of Speaker Elder or any other in- I'HE bill 1o s