Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 22, 1894, Page 4

4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, FESBRUARY 22, 189t % 'l”l’ ('.\[\ II \ I)\ | I“ I']f'!{‘ STATE DEPOSITORY LAW UPHELD. the policy, the company Insisting that you | policy. They did not kn how tesproad HOISTING THE WHITE FLAG CHEERY CHIPS. P"‘FI"I)R \\'D \'l‘(‘ \R B”IY\‘T‘ Tiie decision of the supreme court of Ne- | have become a co-Insurer by carrying n pol- | and intense is the'Jitotest of the ind e 5 - g AL ALUENIHE I 1L ROSBWATER, Tditor __ | braska granting the writ of mandamus to | fcy for less than the full valuo of your prop- | classes against thy,, determination « o TRy 18 Abve o aeTIN AT w0 uitivate, Ha hios roos [h.atiy ol T el A AVHNT HoNNING | compel the stata troasurer to make a deposit | erty. That Is, you have pald the premfum | party in control ofthe government to nor 1o the bemeh, | mar VR ek et 4 . S e : | of public m prayed for by a bank | on $500, but you only get $312, having paid | a most damaging Wow upon Ameri The happy torminat | grmu Ry reak: 160 4 e- | Kansas' Populist Senator in Favor of Govern« ; SLL UL Yo e iich had qualified under the state ¢ the fnsurance company the premium [ terprise and Ameridhn fabo L will greatly strongthen | livers ( ment Encouragement, i Ralfy, e i 1 | pository law overthrows almost evory conten- | on the othor $188 for the privilege | The lesson of Tugsday's cloction In before the, country, sliowin ftoetastar Boit oy TR N s Mon % | tion ma the state treasurer with regard | of iming the risk yourselt. This | sylvania profably have no effe rin kg, v e 190 1 angry beenuse the wind did the blowing : S 200 in Lis Interpretation of the term “current ratio. You simply pay the | Washington, but 1t wilf not be fost u bi:Dettioceats. The selection of Mene | . rine the T s | HIS REPORT ON THE NEEDS OF THE WES1 8 I 65 | fand, The state treasurer maintained that e company the premium and it will [ country. The appeal of the industrial White of tisiana for assoclate jus- [ Poston n pti Laundry m inery | RSN o | the law required him to deposit only the | give you the benefit of assuming that por- | of the Koystone state to be heard fn defense Wil be generally approved, and his | Feal ms t T A T Cmaba ! . Bis, ¥8 that camo Into the general fund of | tion of the loss that falls to your share | of thelr interests and their welfare was only | qimenpr(ht fmilies a happy solution of a | G Wiy Surprises the Senate, Especially the Free D Ponth | difficulty that throatened to bscome chronte, | Truders, by the Arrny of Facts ¢ ‘ V el strcet. » state and that It left him freo to deal | through the privilee of being a co-in- | last week denied by democratic senators and | Chicago Tribune: Whatever iy quaiiiee: | Chicago ety Remedies for I Which His’ Concl o ( it o With all other public moneys that might | surer, only attainable through the 80 per | they will undoubted)y b heodless of the un- | tions may he, of however his nomination oy my bov,' sald Uncle Allen Sparks, s Conclus! i t ¢ come Infto his possession as had been the [ cent clause. It is to protect the com- | mistakable message conveyed in the over- | be regarded,’ the country will brenthe more | be found to { Instant 1 in Were Based s Tt cuistom ever sinee the Institution of the state | pany from the payment of the full face of | whelming republican” triumph of Tuesday. | freers, oW that the disgraceful squabble be- | Lo R o f i government, He therefore refused to hand [ the policy unlcss the property I totally de- | But not 8o the country, The volce of Ponn- | far an the subrome semmn bpmomn (a0 | | Bimira Guse Wiuenig the b, | WASHINGTON DUREAU OF THE ¥ ! N ! ver to the depository banks the moneys in | stroyed. Und the valued policy law If a | sylvania, leading 'in the elections of the ' cerned | > fraudulent practice 6513 Fourteenth " 4 I all of the following funds: Sinking, relief, | $500 loss is suffered on property covered by | year, will be heard in every state of the St. Paul Ploneor P The country 1 in WASHINGTON f o 3 ermanent school, temporary jol, per- | a $500 policy, the full sum must be paid. | north and will arouse the people to a livelier mind, however, to be satisfied with any | A man who fs driv- | o 'v",”“', I w a membor the subcoms T e ) manent university, library, agricultural col l‘l'hn upreme court of Nebraska held, in a | sense of the duty that s before them to = hees “,‘_""’““:,‘”“’I‘\’"'”'”_"_“;;'_" Bt T ALl oakiyn elajmy to e | 80 ‘w"“m“‘l i) bl = T R fege_endowment, normal schiool endowment, | recent declsion, that this could uot be modi- | record at the ballot box their protest against ~ Wo hopo 1t may not ho necosary ultimately | fown I the mouth a8 | o depression In agriculture ot ”'h i Lo temporary university, normal scliol fnterest | fied by stipuintions in policies, as any con- | a policy that contemplates the destruction of {0 numie only ‘a membor of the wenate o | mitted a report to the full connittce. Sens belng ‘,“” wnd saline he decision the suprema | tract other than this was void for lack of erican industri nd the ation of M;“:“““' Judgeship in order to secure con ‘ Watts—1_under- | ator Delfer's roport ts yor L yl; Morninig, | UFt exempts from the operation of the law | consideration. ~ This Is the weakness of [ American labor. Unfortunate DrOtE |k Vonnd Hemist By I the Impudenve o iy: ourifitien lasaely: to) the cartl, WHeat AR Ll In arFly at (his conclusion the court | nearly allied to usury that a carcful in- | it s nono tne less necessary that it bo made, | senate, His appointment takes away fron | A great deal of attention to the question of ) has gone considerable detail Into the | vestigation is necessary to determine the | The clection of a republican house of repre- | mbly an example which might have | New York 1 ST wonder what th of- | The prustion) ofier: L rsure | iy g 25 10 intention which actuated the legislature In [ line of demarcation between the two methods | sentatives this yoar will at least check the | St ,',"‘,““""”\H"\f‘” Ll L o SUALARIIL R Gl T, 1 hear | o cheapen sugar & QniNess T Y tHe e 5 : arin o1 cnucting the state depository law and has | of extortion democratic movement toward free trade. I'novll'a fow great demberatic Justieon worss | | The Tecture woud propubly. sive nim an | Eete er $200.000,000 i three yoars, that e [ : attempted to give it the full force which that e —_— than we need senatorial orators, The | earact : : it is to diversify farming industries 5 : i body expected It to have. It was clearly the [ PENALTIES FOR DISHONEST BANKERS. | This is the one hundred and sixty-second | YOr¥ little to mar the excellence of the ap- | 1yat Suintetiom, and oot o i i | an (T i et g L b ; purpose of the law to fncludo more than a | The decision of the judiciary committeo | anniversary of the birthiday of Georgt Wash- | R i vt g | that Tobert doesnt mention | endorses cho sugar bounty: systemn and. g 7 i fund, otherwiso it would not have | of the house of representatives to report [ Ington. The natal day of the “Father of { know that Senator White Is o man of no PET BRAMDIE vocate leral encouragenent to our suy 23 59, poken of the several curront 1s. To re- | favorably the bill increasing the penalties for | His Country” is no longer generally cele- ’\ second rate ability and experience. Louis CEEIE I AT font b Tt o B UI CIEN LSO Uy, ) quire only a siall portion of the state moneys | dishonest national bank offictals will be | brated, as 1t was thirty years ago, and we | fana was selected, d as the favored Ha i1y priced’ the atth Senator’ Pefler treats the sugar quostion 2083 31 0 be let out at Interest, while the remain- | generally vod. It Is expected that the | havo not observed that properation has [ St becuise ihe presiient wants “to | W manier quite drmmaie w | from & purely agricultural "and business 723, der continucd o Inure to the benefit of | measure will be promptly passed and there | been made anywhere for ts popular observ- | niming to do now in Visginia by Hisrelar T bl e s Rt e ey tHE VISWRIOL M T® oars | private persons, would have been as sense- | doos not appear to be any good reason why | ance this year. Associations will meet | pointments. It is well that the disgraceful With *véop and “yow" and wrangle [ L o \‘\‘”1._\\ ed e ly in T y 7280 | lews as 1t would be Inconsistent. From this | it should meet with opposition. It will cor- | to do honor to the memory of the fllustri- | Contest s over. It Is only to bo regretied | my 4 how B Tonsed, to stranile © 0 0 Dot btaba ewbraska an 9 T it must be inferred that the act Is to be | tainly not be objected to by honest men en- | ous patrlot and in many of the schools m;w.vl 8¢ mn’»r IM: remains victor B rmEy 3 et | coss of congress last summer, calied upon CHUCK. | construed o as to include ail the public | gaged in banking, who it must be assumed | throughout the land there will be commem- ML) SRFIBAIGL i Wisesia cOLE Ik Her brows In anfor knittin F e UL L LT CRLTD) Sworn nbseribed, 1 fands over the disposition of which the legis- | are not onlywliliing but desirous that every | orative exercises, but no public demonstra thy man and will make an admirabje | And drenmy eges just p et e tHe e e e o STy N iy Public lature can constitutionally exercise control. | possible safeguard shall be thrown around [ tions. It must not be inferred, however, | member of the supreme bench. But any F ie il b gy OUTH OMAHA'S PUBLIC BUILDING. e | Thic reason why the permanent school funds | the business which may be necessary to pro- | from the fact that the old method of cele- | ON€ Who has heard republican statesmen | Was writing up a story - 4 15 Hoiww: aotirittos o guBIG HaH are quoted at a premium fn these day | in the proviston of the constitution that de- | no representative of the people will oppose a | almost obsolete that the American people | southern ex-confederates must be imprensed e Eroy o (L oGy e M aaE AT N —_— | clares sueh funds trust funds, to be held | proposition which contemplates greater se- | are apbreclative now than formerly of | by the celerity and case with which these e sito and tho ercotion of a fodoral butlding It busines fn Omaha had not gone demo- | forever inviolate and undiminished and not | curity to the interests of deposit in [ that incomparably llustrious character, or { cilld FANSINER have swhlowed & fair-sized The city government of Haverhill, Mass., | 10 South Omaha, pays the thriving aunex to cratic the school board would have not [ to be invested or loaned, except on United | nation Of cour the proposed | that they do not feel as profound a rever- Chicago Post: Any comparison based upon | has formally petitioned the legislaty to ; the etropolis of Nebraska a splendid found It necossary (o fight for a 3%-mill | States or stato securities or reglstered county | loglslation will not prove an absolute remedy | ence for the lofty patriotism and the un- | fitness for the supreme heneli hetween | amend the city's chirter so that it may | {Fibute. - idhe commitice s AL levy S of this state. The deposit of me for dishonesty. Embezzlement and other | eaualied civic example of George Washing- [ Hornblower or Peckliam and White is incal- | APDIY the Swiss initiative and reforendum | (il I8 fhe ihied lateest city in Nebrasia; in a bank and the payment of interest | criminal practices by bank officials will not [ ton as was felt by the people of preceding | Sulibly to tho latter's advantage. — Mr. | fysiom fo local Tekistation. == s Taverhill | g Sin "5 ™G oaay It has 16,000 Byen after the lapse 8 nearly a century | yhoroon the court holds to be a loan, and | stop altogether after this bill becomes law, | Senerations. — The memory of that su- | flun 'y a5 ied the benefit of vatled prac- | & LLe Itiopt (he system. and as the vo. | Souls and 'is the third largest ntock since Nis death, George Washington till re- | g, ns kind out of the perma- | But there can be no doubt that it would have | Premely great man is cherished by every | yers, He has had experience og the bench, | Publiean and democratic parties of Massa- | Market in the = world. = ‘fhe packing malns first in peace, first in war and f Rt ekt ibited and boyond | a deterrent influence, and this Is all that [ true American of today as fondly as ever | He has served his state in the senate with [ Chusclts have endorscd the syatem as a | gpgil (GUUHUET (007 RISOUR, BININE, thomt e the hearts of | ryime the power of the le that fand cannot | can reasonably be expected of any such | In the past, and it will continue to be cher- v L o Gt 1o oo oo ment 1 tuls | [C10,000fcalelewWaroskillen ini808. » Tho atouk —_— be subject to the d vy law. legislation. The present law is undoubtedly | ished so long as free institutions survive | §5" o gives promise of . career of mueh | 1ne will atiract attention ards cover an area of seventy-five acres. The Iry of the v nators for the This reasoning of the court is logical and | too lenient in the matter of penalties, as well | With undiminished love and reverence. | usefulness The Haverhill ~plan = provides that alt | SoCUL SHRUA EOIUEHY. Erows; sho wover privilege of reading Washington's | jngjeative of a disposition to give the law | as In some other respects, and one feature | Ther many names in American annals [ Chicago Herald: By thus allowing his | Oronance ["‘i“‘,“l_""'.”“‘ councht shall be | vastly lnrger than at prosent i farewell address In the senate today is some- | i widest possible scope within the limits of | ot the proposed ‘legislation which is espe ich command the honor and affection of | Fesentment to determine a judicial appoint urgent ordinances are those referring | (0¢ quotes a_col atistios recently thing that must make every patelotic elti- | (o sate constitution. It makes clear the | clally to b commended is that requiring that patriotic citizen of the republic—the | geillt % DIVENERE iy PUSHEL 1oL (oo ibilcinealthiand! peace aul tose WHICIL | S ek ohta Uiny South Oriaa: Sril aiee L zon's breast thrill with pride duty of the stato treasurer to immediately | persons arrested under the act shall receive | Names of great political leaders, of splendid | that state who have had ho part fn the con- | SpPrORFiate funds in any department greater | oo™ m' pehalt of South Or i —_— place on deposit all moneys which he has | no better consideration while in custody than | Soldiers, of earnest patriots—but before them | troversy. The greatest commonwealth in | it i “SIESC B GRPHRERGIEE (0 TS | livered by John S. Knox at the recent Com- 7 L man Bryan be spared | witineld under a mistaken notion that they | Is accorded to other violatars of federal laws. | 81l s that of George Washington, now as | the union-—the Empire state—one that is en- do not fall within the opera- | [ICERAL E1D, banduet, The tiktioy for well advertised lecture tour When | gre not to be viewed as current funds. | Dishonesty in the banking business is per- | ©Ver “first in the hearts of his countrs- | {hia‘subremo boncl ever simee the. foundation the roferendum and ‘take ‘effect at | fyrnishiod by Postmoster JOM. Glasgow undor free silver democrats are in such demand | purher willtul violation of the law wills| haps no more general than in other branches | Men.” of that tribunal, is passed over because of a [ A}l other ordinances are “non-urgent,” | 9ate of Scptember 29 last. Altogether the in Washington to make up a quorum for the | Joave him lable to the severe penalties pre- | of business, but those engaged PR controversy between the president and two | and become operative 1 thisty Avva wiogs, | TePOrt i a most laudable one and there 1s ) ry prospect of carly favorable action upon The Midwinter fair at 0 Francisco is no | senators—a controversy in which the presi- [ fn' tha meantine petition, sizned by 15 | ity P consideration of the Bland seignoriage bill? [*geribed in the fourth section. Into the validity | ject to greater tegptations, while the pos: Mps 1 b o o 5 e valinltyfibact tole 4 wptations, while the possls | gy o aisappointment to globe trotters who | dent, unfortunately, docs not appear to ad- per cent of the voters of the city who voted | He AQE RO MO IR and legality of this section the court refuses | bility of widespread fnjury from the dishon- | o\ o'y o ciicnoo rair. But, few people weat | YANLAE at the preceding annual election shall be PERSONAL MENTION Now Ewhiat bocome of the electric | o go until that question shall be properly | esty of bank offelals s also much greator | oty opreto % L few people wost e filed with the city clerk asking for the sub- | Mrs. Pickler, wife of Representative John lighting Dids? The first Thomson-Houston | prought before it. The reference to it, | than in any other business. A bank ruined TAls e At oA HB iRt etats Lo iaatt LECLLEE NDRLEINGY: mission of the measure to a popular vote for | A. Pickier of South Dakota, was among the a ne Y 1 § " and el ea ate expositi — adoptiol o re dopted s ome who addressed e hou udiciar; contract expircs in May, and It & new conm- | jowever, seems to throw some doubt on this | by the embezziement of its officials invaria- | (it 7 (0 theth the fre osliseay l.‘ i e . i o L Tt o e holiae Mgt pany yo awarded a contract with the | poir ety G Gt e arante T . AT e @ revelation and a joy forever. e | Mr. McKane afirms he is a democrat of \ereafter a municipal law. he Australian | committee toda avor of amendmen pany s to 1 rded a contra Ath the | point, but even were the criminal character | bly carries down with it many people, who | vy e e 5 E e e | O T voting system Is in use Massachusetts, | to the federal constitution granting woman right to string its wires, it must have ample | of jts violation removed it would afford mo | are left helpless and hopeless by the disaster, 1ft/state &hows: 1€ {a(far suparior to the time The country is not particular whether | @nd the title of the proposed measure will | Suffrage. Mrs. Pickler declared that the only time for gefting its plant read: excuse to the treasurer for not living up to | such as the small depositors who have con- e b | [ or Dole has the last say if both agree | be inserted in the ofiicial ballot. he mayor | OPposition to woman suffrage in the northwest D honored, conventional state fair whose | Willis or Dole has the last say BT | cannot veto a measure thus submitted, and | came from foreign-born citizens, and that the —_— o plain intentio o law. W sspect | fided everything they possessed o car to quit. e s ||y plainntentionfofihpRlawii¥ith proanectyigfluealievery hila gRtiioy posasssadfto) thofoaroliEagdNGcs i as N baer iRyt oNion) T Ehie i past e SR e he fast day. | M€ I8 thus shorn of an ancient prerogative. | only hope the country had of moral roforma- hile the nistration organs are a to the permanent school funds the treasurer | of the bank. The dellberate robbery of [ yon vears. Callfornlans have caught the | 40 orcachusetts has abolished the fast day. | Tmy 4yoia frequent special elections all the | ton was In woman's ballot. Mrs. Dicklor cusing the republicans in the senate of ¢ s s have ca Anclent custom again surrenders to the as- | ;o uruent ordinances are votod upon at the | showed wondertul famillarity with the land s | R agBreateriaionmA StHianever is Thoj | thipseiveopleiSeverybody w Il Sakree) Roan {5iir B Rt Ho tiranya slla ppre sl (oL hol fa L1 auctive: baan ing the rejection of Hornblower and Peck- | e At the 5 % Rcilvabo) too soveraly e ‘hile g & % i ,." n j,‘\ AT e e e e | Seasslares U iatincHlsttiathaiosekmonoyaf Blianalyghelitoo maveralygbunisted Sy ilel ok it iy iqiteYas imushy attentIon it ustibe | paind | UDENGy Tl Bakon ¥ ot thelNow TorkiBoard | | o s ha e e e L Lnaa e annual | the Tugged settler upon the public domain. ham, why not also give them cre are not to be loaned except on the securities | men guilty of such robbery, whatever thelr | ¢ (1o arohitecture of fair bulldings as to | Of Health savs the grippe is likely 50on 10 | chestio rast thovaiae e, t of | If representative John A. Caldwell s noxt confirmation of Mr. White? The repul designated in the constitution. Further- | previous character or social position and in- | (o oxhibits. Certain it fs that It the gate | (1SPPear for a generation or so. the people for an entire yea This | week nominated by the republicans of Cin- responsible for the c s 3 v . i ence v have beer o givel o @ The consecrated spinal column may not | would be a tardy method of municipal | cinnati to be mayor of that city, as is gener- more, that the ordinary deposit in any bank | fluence may have been, should be given 10 | rocoipts are to be swelled to acceptable pro- nbenaibubs tho ownex Bliows) COmIENAALIE Ilalatie derotie, A 1mt moitioall | ogiioibaltsorioniins ol #m 18 garbis annual election, ) ordinance passed by | laws, and proved h If a great friend to ac can minority is about a one as for the other. e g Taes i e he e akthaniis 5 I 18 a loan. It the treasurer continues to loan [ better consideration than is accorded to any | portions some reallland genuine attractions | diseretion.in running up the White flag course of a vear the ordinances passed by | chairmanship of the' republican congres- I out or to deposit this money he violates, not | other class of robbers. It isa t ¥ on Jus- | yuet be provided at the Nebraska state fair, Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian author, loves | the councils of a city like Philadeiphia would | $ional campaign committee and Representas 5 he mayor fs having almost as much | an cnactment of the legislature, but the con- | tice when the genteel bank embezzler, whose = to wear his halr in the chrysanthemum | accumulate until their tities would swell the | tive Joseph W. Babcock of the Third Wis- trouble in getling the council's consent to ution, which he has swi bey. criminal practices have wrecked the institus 3 R .| fashion. Whenever a stray hair shows a | Size of the official ballot to very unwieldy | consin district, one of the largest lumbe R R s R . i hio has sworn' {0/ obey. A T Congressman Bryan's proposed bill for in- | tandency to combliness it is immediately | dimensions, while numerous special electlons | men of the country, will bo chosen chairman 118 seleoLon Of & ulLNE ‘nspector a8 €1C | declslon authorlzing its investment in state | tion'of whichhe wasa trusted officlal and | crenying the penaltiesifor embezlement of | throum nte consasion: to dispose of ordinances would entail vast ex- | In his place. pense. C. W. Thomas, Deadwood, S. D., Is at the 1z the confirmation of | g Harverhill has a population of about 30,- | Oxford. the president in secu rauts might prove a temporary relief, but | brought disaster to hundreds, is allowed spe- | natjonal bank funds provides that persons Boston ve salarles of $1,500 aldermen rece B his nominations to the supreme court va- | jt will not solve the problem. The only | clal privileges because he has wealthy friends | 4. o o 4 e - el inced that $5,000 would Saney? LDry atEniFd tinial a0 BESIIFI L0 005! | permarentioliion s Lo ae e L o leal o uana o Soinoe) [avieatd unaes that wotlanall recelye nojotner || i yoar,iand arpicoriylncad ¢ enny w000, “The referendum may work satisfac- | Gril B, McFall of Oskaloosa, Ia., 1s at the oL TIA ST permanent solution is to be sought by con- social P 3 N Other | or petter treatment or greater privileges | D¢ Lt ¢ ook but this measre | torily in a town of that size, but its suc- | Normandie. sired harmony is restored, stitutional amendment. countries such rascals when discovered take | whij jn custody than is accorded to persons [ sum has such cumulative powers that | €68 there would not justify’its iutroduc- [~ Mr. Hamilton, manager of the Oxnard thelr place with their kind and they should | in custody for the violation of other laws of | poverty-stricken members have been known | tion In the greater clty communilies, AS a | sugar interosts at Grand Island, is In the It is said that Justice White will be as- | VALUED POLICY A7 - INSURANCE. e £, ;s f: yerty Bt sl L phase of municipal reform the system de- | city, i itxinTaeld ol SIS LICY AND CO-INSURANCE. | o the same here. tho Unitod States. Mr. Bryan evidently as- [ to acauire $30,000 flats in less than a year. | PO O (EANERGL FEOTIC P Bt S0 €l o ey appointed poste slgned to the southern cireult hecause of his | A few days ago The Bee contalned an |- It fs probable that the present congress | gumes that existing laws authorize greater | CAto may have accomplished a grent feat | ditions. The eroat parties in ono of our most | master at biedmont, Uinta ety Woer kuowledge of the Napoleonic code. This is | editorial commenting upon the rights and | will make other provisions for the greater | yrivileges to such prisoners than fs allowed | I 19aTning Greek at 80, but Mr. Gladstone [ enligh(ened and progressive states have com- | and James Henderson at Onelda, Bannoci probably all right, but we hope that Uncle | wrongs of insurance companies and their | security of the public doing business with | op) T e e i pagieutdongeniin ingattemptingsatistito mitted themselves to the adoption of the | county, Idaho. s other prisoners pending or after conviction. | quire the language of the Basques—a diale plan, and that of itself may win favor for it The funeral services over the remuins of that has long been a puzzle to philologists. | in other parts of the countr R e s et il L It is alleged that Voltaire once said: e Schrader, formerly of Omaha, wero cou- Basques say that when they talk together WASHINGTON ducted by Rev. J.” G. Butler, pastor of the stand each other, but I do not Memorial Lutheran church. The pall bearers ty for d :n prisoners aceused of vio- of the United State: Sam's code will rot be entirely lost sight of. | policy holders. Exception is taken to our | the national banks, such as Increasing the | There is no color of legal autho It has been a long time since Napoleon | comments by Mr. Robert L. Reynolds, state | responsibility of directors, prescribing more crimination betw figured in the jurisprudence of Louisiana, agent for a New England insurance com- | stringent conditions under which bank offi- | Jating different laws T pany. Mr. Reynolds es Wi clals will be allowed to borrow from the in- | , . sh privileges were enjoyed by | belleve it Tho L CUIne ot itn s yyoria'a italrewliol | oty ,xr ¥ amolisfancicaAnIhAynist olalsowiil ihe i o Although such privileges were enjoved by | believe it. i ew Tork Jownal and_Patriotic Register, | were a number of well known newspaper letter of exceptions a very lengthy docu- | stitutions with which they are connected, | Bank Wrecker Mosher, this provision is | A lame man with a gun i d a United iceh. 25, 139 correspondents, professional and personal put up a fabulous Ml:u of :::nn;»y as the bas ment, from which he makes the following | and a stricter and more thorough system of | entirely superfluous wherever the officials | State mnum-\vmln«'r, -\l u States di. Ye bells! be hufh'd! thou volce of flattery | friends of Mr. Schrader. p of the great cnterprise will share in a divi- | goq i concerning Vi o oxami These provisions hav 3 3 Sntie trict attorney and two United States inspec- ceafe; Second Lieutenant H. B. Wilkins, Second e UAEaaL i Bt ke, 600 000 CThe v hateta | oo osan Soangerulng ithol yaluollipolicy laws | iexamlnation ivTusso provislonsishavoibonifipertormithelriautlse tors to elevate their plams in a room in the 1 you applaud our chief in war and | jyfantry, has been ordered to duty in con- Rhng e e ionot el | and the Insurance companies' profit: recommended by comptrollers of the cur- e R e T e o peacar ; ; lutanicy;nag beanforderen storaulning oar lines, shop keepers: and concessionalros om these articles, declares Mr. | rency for years, and they are demanded not Princess Colonna is now in America with [ then backed out of the room, locked the door ‘:;m'"‘ the nnon's thunder heard no Mr. John Hyde of Nebraska, who has for reached Canada before his pursuers. s heen in charge of the farm- S But let éach heart with gratitude ador aver three rth, | ing statistical division of the census bureau, o has completed his work and is now a private citizen. He has considerable work in his line to do for private individuals and after scooped in ‘all other profits. Any way you | poynoigs, “you will see that the intention | from any prejudice against the banks, but | ner children, and rumor has it that her [ A1 The western desperado is not sufficlently | That powe figuro it Chicago got the best of it by all | 5 m;ls s % of the 80 per cent clause s quite different | in the interest both of those institutions | highness will emigrate to South Dakota | ygvanced to give lessons to his eastern com. Wodtren b from the idea conveyed in your editorial, | and the public. Honest bankers will not | and reside there long enough to enable thie | petitor. He gave us Wafhington, who made us as a matter of fact fnsurance men | object to them and the friends of the na- | courls to cut asunder the bonds that tie her | Mrs. Mary E. S Buchihe:the ftrainsions thislaulplalousiday, who governs air, and henley of London, MBS | As may evince, with reafon we ¢ and that The legal salary of a Douglas county com- ! : $ : ! > individua a at missioner who devotes all his time and at- | 90 Dot dislike the valued policy law, but | tional banking system will approve of them | to a titled rake. The prince demurs and has ;.;xlxl\:,”ll.\ iven $10.000 toward tho fand of | Ande ks trith th folemn Dz o thia 1a oampleted he willf raturnito Nos 2 b 2 5 e Y o AR atreny Tavars 4 < " ,000 needed to purchase land for a publ That Wafhington for all the world praska. ¢ has made a splendid record tontlon to the duties of the office i3 none | for the reason that it makes a wager con- | as tending to strengthen the system In public | followed her, not that he wants his wite | $110.0%0 neviied to purchase land for a publ Hanw peas i e e too high. But it is too much for any man | tract which increases losses that in turn dence. and children, but because the courts of [ makes up the amount required. She owns holplavalico Rlonanidndiales o make necessary an increased rate of T S = Al France decreed him $400,000 of his wife's | hundreds of acres in Pittsburg and has pre- RBIEPIAYS opmmniaslonassand ipo drgval e THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. $ viously glven to that city 279 aci for & t salary for Junketing about the | breminm, afd the attendant labor and un- y | Prospective nhieritance and he wants the | YOUS ISR G GNE ST N aboy nd an institute for the blind. She In observation cars and fooding out | Pleasantness, &hps Sl 2 ; dust. We speak of this case as a warning | pome o a well stored locker at the expemse of You will also permit mo to suggest that | Fesulted as was expected, though some had | ¢ "oy Nehraska marriageable helresses who | has also recently added $1,000 to the charit a railroad the figures of income in Iowa for 1890, 1891 [ thought that the majority for the repubs | | %0 ve dhown a weakness for titled hus- | fund and made a voluntary reduction of rent N'NG ; alusha A. Grow, | 10 to all her tenants. » lican congressman-at-large, = === and 1892, as given In your editorial, do not 3 (R Pk : It was When Cardinal Manning was dying th for poster- & co governmen ylvania on Tuesda The election in Penns would be even larger than it i We are glad to see that the Commercial club | oot §11,796,212.92; instead they foot $11,« | foo 796,212 nstead i » 2 8 ol B v ears ago he spoke a few word has lost no time in taking up the question of | 495.912.92, | predicted that the veteran statesman would Cause and Effoct. R plmmlu. apl, which was kept care- D&t T Ak ara ar el ¢ celebrating the quartor-centennial ouniver- | iy large income was not obtained | DO chosen by a vote excoeding that of, his Denver Republican. fully preserved by Cardinal Vaughn until AR A St sary of the completion of the Union Pacific, | without expense in the shapo of taxes, com- | democratic competitor by not less than 200,- | | Prof. Wilson made himselt elck work- | lust Friday. A small company) ot dlatin- which occurs in May mext. The event 18 | missions, auditors’ fees and management ex. | 000 and it must be admitted that there | in% "Wpecial car to Tecuperate, but the un. | Bulshed persons, neluding frabassidor Hey- Your money’s worth or your monoy ba worthy an appropriate commemoration. A | pense, and if wo place them at the minimum | W& Feason in the prevailing conditions for | fortunate workingmen who hate been made % Wt i FONIER i B, G B SO creditable celebration will be desirable even | of 35 per cent of income we find that the | Such an opinion. Pennsylvania has suffered dilpensary and the soup house at home | residence, to listen to’this revival of a volce when viewed solely from the commerclal | outgo has been $9,079, and that the | Severely from the business depression. Her | for medicine and food. that is lill. The volce MALS -vl;h'\\v\n‘m-«l and > 20,914 RN 7 R T eripplex ~- clear. There were long ses between the ApanapalntyiSte s sy et profit of 70711, a torial puta | Vast industries have been seriously crippled Bryan's Starring Tour. words. The message was as. follows ; it, 15 but $2,415,8 rs upon | and tens of thousands of her wage earners Sl S e ot Ao MoeT {heoMoinl arganiofs the Unitod Bates, |08 )ttt do e o 3160, 000,000,0 thrown out of employment. Capital has suf- | Fon. Willian Jennings Bryan, the boy | hope that no word of mine, written or which at this time means the democratic 9 < HERIRER fored hoavy. loases as well as dabor, Perhaps ator of the Platte, has packed his b spoken in my life, will be found to have ) | A study of the documents submitted by-| fered heavy losses as ” t ) and bought his ticket' and got ready to pe done harm to any one after I am dead. adminiatration at Washington, lampoons MF. | - Reynolds does nmot bear out the con- | MO state in the union has had a harder ex- | vade the west from Indiana to Colorado, SHENRY EDWARD MANNING Cleveland and kicks Mr. Morton in a most | QIR LGN A%/ 298 : 3 BTt He will speak, address, lecture, harangue i i .{I, ,m ek B & most ) o tion which he seeks to put upon them. |:ReEIoBgE It so hard, and the situation has | 08 W EREG, SECRGH SEHINE e, Na Cardinal Archibishop. Riguercitul fashion, This would Indicate that |\ s e 5 but very little improved from the worst. | Dlizzard will dare to face him. The eagles ——— the officlal advertising for this year is about | | 1¢ Ohe. Presumably, beariug on the value from the Sierras await with bili envy NEBRASKA AND NEBRASKANS. eI N About | | liey law and company profits is an argu- | Destitution prevails in the larger cities of [ from the Slerras uwalt with bilous vy NE AND NE SKANS, — all done and th crumb he cat f - [ le crumbs from the cabinet | ment based on the assumption that when a | the stato to an alarming extent, making an | of the Pacific the sei-cow roars and the Al locallovimat v inito’ be orm 1 table 41‘, ot sot well on the independent | Lo i ritton the company has made a | extraordinary demand upon private charity | ea-liorse laugha wea-horsily. oA ocat irrigation society 1s to be org stomach of the organ-grinder 10 A sence, The outlook, 4t leas = S By || s v e i i so much | aud public beneficence. The outlook, If less MoKelghan's Hray. Kearncy noultry ralsers ship ohickena ARd i : | money us may bo named on tho faco of the | dark than a fow months ago. 1s sl gloomy i Chicago i) ibun turkeys (o the Pacific coast by the carload. man or a woman R n.- (v“]-‘r‘llw- t i ith Omaha do not know v, and must, therefore, make provi- | for the great industries of Pennsylvania, |..'“\‘i,',\<“(|fh‘"" -:I "“l‘-\hd“lf\l«-t "\ s talk of bridging Box Elder creek foday. whether that -prosperous: muburb ta | PUIVE, S FUK hia 1a im0t trus. | and yat the appsala’of her werking: peopla:| LsiBeliouse e fow a; that | at town if the PN Bo0 JRE 00 ']"‘K’"|| Enjoys a becoming hat, and right here we want to LR A SR AL OB A0 SO Sogun) | for the company only agrees to pay the | have fallen upon deat ears at Washington. | & ol busia and hih tani vere discrim; (Tho Maccubess of York nave complote ol : | \ Sias, A& sk satio “.‘:]“.,n;‘u to a - | wioney, or such percentago of it us muy be | Undor theso ciroumstances 1t was not un- | {6EE PRI, the .[‘ pin, e Interoet of | thole arasaisation, with ontracts to | spring our spring hat cuss the question t would be a goo : . R . i oxpec spubl majority on | would strike down the tariff that protects Ll ke have SRS | X o = 3 % stipulate in case the property covered by natural to expect a republican I y B A T I A T A e beets for the Grand Island sugar fac- | R y s - :"”" ““1"'\' "' l‘l"' ‘“I‘“"' vep and. di ‘ tho policy is wholly or partially dostroyed | last Tuesday not only unprecedented in the | {he S A7) fores lf nio competition with | fory. | stock on the reader. ect all enorgies toward annexation with | i s g sxcoeding And he pleaded for what hesvalls hmE O T AP e R Y s 3 q n by fire. In this light every policy becomes | history of Pennsylvania, but exceeding any I , he= ork proposes to have a farmers 4 i Omaha hat event there would be no Y 4 of gold and silver ! oo . the C y .‘,"»':' 1.[. ihat eyent ghare would be no | "o ion Cocnivagtyt Bon dastange, the | over given for an slesiive oMioe 1n auy state | s, SAVALLNY Of Gold aud sivent b 8.3 Mareh 1 and 2. 1t is hopod to make th | It's coming in daily postion | about status. - Bverybody would | oo o ndertakes, on payment of 70 | of the union. That this expectation was not | Kelghan are utter nonsense. They are so | institution permanen now. There's a nice know “where he is at," | PanY o P ympletely absurd that only a “man’ on Over 100,000 sheep have been fed at Shel- s B | conts, to return to the assured $100 in case | fully realized is by no means inexplicable. | (o intellectual level of a donkey would lay | ton this winter and $200,000 in cash has been 8 . ; N | the property covored Ly the policy is totally | The season undoubtediy kept many, repub- | them down In aneusgomblage supposed {0 | dishursed in the town by the fecd stylish hat for $1.50, ot e rhoration of high salarled and | gyioyed, There Is no mutuality about | llcan voters from the polls, confidence in [ INCWIS the lawEIng: Wisdom, of “the | iles Asher and Harry McCannon, 16-year- | Rl u\rl’vfndl fire underwriters in Chicago has | o1 1t res come so rapldly as to wipe | an overwholming mafority for the republican an eniire w»mv‘nE‘r :in auestions of pallt- | old Pleasanon boys, buve run away trom | and new spring Fedo- 2 ordered a sweeping advance of 25 per cent | * _ i oal economy and $in@nce could pretend to | home and no trace of them can be found | A ¢ out an insurance company's assets, the pol- | candidate det 1 others from voting, and R IRRt ould be vastly bene- - . B p o b . 4 f in rates on mercantilo risks. By this action perhaps influenced by the thought TR S MO BY Feasy Lodss The 'I“‘-‘I Borioie, Remoorgs e about. 89 | ras at $2.50 and $3, both black and brown, hat stores ¥ age its polities, its name and Its owne fey holders who have paid their premiums | somo we that any law-making power can 160 fire companies will rake in an extra | | ! { i e and bave not suffered loss have no re- | that the result would have no effect at Wash R Pt e ey T o] ) Humphreys will make the paper i 45 . : : S : MIEBO o e goari. Notiigp5as beon | caurse or protestion beyond law sults. -And | inton. It is not at all unreasonable to as quality' with 109 cents' worth of gold, Dopullst and will call it the Leader get $4 and $4,50 for them. Then there are Yachtin, ”m.n 2 ‘w\‘t\w' 00KINg to the reduction of | yj Reynolds will hardly contend that no | sume that at least 50,000 voters who would - - caps. (These will be worn a great deal during the weltar tano .’I.;:..)m,‘”lm“,. ol ML DT | yets in assuming risks on property away from the pols for one of the reasons Highest of all in Leavening Poweg.=Latest U. S. Gov't Report, next two months) They are in' blues and light RN 9 PRORie P8Y Mhe freight In the othe article enclosed by Mr. | cited. But the republican candidate’s major - 4 e hield ko Al J p i R 5 shades, and the prices are 50c, 75¢ and $1. The first Reynolds a vice president of an eastern in- [ ity, which will approximate 160,000, is the = _Tho Chicago Herald is roferring to tho | surance company gives his ex ot | largest ever given in Pennsylvania, and is 4 lot of the Stetson '94 styles in softrand stiff hats hav 'I‘I'"“"" l¢ aldermen who voted to override | tne 80 per cent clause and its object. He [ quite double what the democrats professed ot of the Stetson '94 styles i Als have he mayor's veto of a gas franchise ets forth at length that it tended to believe possible befors the election, It j i hance passed by the council In that city last | require one to “‘carry n fair amount of in- [ shows that since last November there has ‘JUSL 0IRo } weok as tramps, vagubonds, irresponsibles, | surance.” 1In its workiug the 80 per cent | been an accesslon to the republican vote In We'll save you $1 or $1.50 on a hat. bumners, disreputables and other names | clauso operates this way: 1f your property | that state of about 25,000 The result of last s in th hievement in the Keystone stat but it is s ) ’ - ratlo of 5 to 8. That is, if your loss is | now apparent that those who assumed this to average aldermanic ear. It asserts that the | and you Insure it for $500, In case of loss | tablish the high-water mark of republican £ Is worth §1,000, 80 per cent of which is $800, | fali's election was supposed by many to es gots Into tho city council | y r insuranc ands to your v/ on the democratic ticket i 'l y. What an el ! 18 $500 you will o these days fs a rar n $500 you w miuy honest man w ] ereed democracy Is bec y get $312, five-eights of | lar discontent with the democratic econ |