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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

= Sn Der nGranffr. 3tg." lefen
mir: rNQgemein flagt man iiber Die
8elditigung unb bic @efabr, tpel9e
ben Giirgern bur9 bic 5altien6e BON
@agabunOen, bic jabrein jabraus bas
2anb bur6Jeben, bereitet tpirb. gs
muB aber ,pobl unteriGieben tperben
aDifben Dem ebrli6en, braben Nrbeit=
iuben0en un6 bem 2anbfrei1er bon
profellion, Der ii6erbaupt mi6t arbeiten
tDia, fonbern iib lieber bonn 0ettel err
ndbrt. Nuf oiele unterl1eibung 1T in
lebter 3eit allertpdrts bic Mufmerflant=
felt gelenft tporoen unb man bat fA in
beri6ie6ener &idtung bemiibt, bic gDiir=
bigen bon ben l1nmiirbisen gu i9eiben.
Nls bas bette Wfittel fanb man, BEN
Voripre6enben 4rbeit an3utpeiien unb
unteritiibung erit na9 2eiltung zines
beitimmten NrbeitspenIums au geben.
IS banoelt ii6 babel nid5t up cine @rs
fparung, oenn oer Wertb Der gebotenen
unteritiibung ii6eriteigt melt ben Wertb
ber geleilteten Mrbeit, fonbern man mil
nur feftiteaen, tper ni6t arbeiten min,
unb Der ioll enti6ieben abgemieien iper.
ben. Sn unierer gta6bari9aft pirb
iebem pafanten gfa9tlaser uno Mbeno>
broo bemiligt, tpenn ct eine beitimmte
3eit an Der 3umerflng zines @rabens
arbeitet = fat Nle bertpeigerten bic Mr=
belt unb berai6teten lei6ten 6ersens
auf bic llnteritiibung; ber @raben lit
beute nod ni6t augeworfen. G1nell
berbreitete fi6 bie&unbe, baB man in K /.
arbeiten miiile, tpenn man ettpas baben
tuole unb-iiebe-ifatt Der 300, bic
bur9i9nittli6 in iebem Wonat bisber
b0rgeipro6en batten, erf1ienen iebt i'm
Nerlaufe bon bier Wo6en nur nod 12.
Mu6 Der bieiige Nrmenperein aiebt i'm
@inperitdnbuiHe NIT bem Magilirat in
8etra6t, oh iid ni6t fir bic iogenann=
ten paGanten irgenb eine 4rbeit be-
ifaffen laiie; tuer ni6t arbeiten ipia,
ioa gar ni9ts befommen, tper abet
seigt, baB er sur 9lrbeit bereit lit, fir
ben ioa mebr aufsetpenbet werben.
Gelbitberndn6lid bleibt fiir Musnab=
mefdae INNER bic M0gli6feit, Nadt.
lager unb Mbenbbrob ober elm Mittag;
efen obne porberige @rbeitsleiltung gu
getpabren"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
q * N2;;mcr mh,Ieso1o.

= 6. $. @aiiacr, Mboleialer unb
&etlilbdnbler in Garben, Oelen, g(n=
ftrei6ermaterialien Commerce ltraBe,
San Qntonio, empfieblt iein groBes
9ager in bieien Nrtifelt gu Stem Oorf
preifen unb ma6t gan3 beionbers auf
ben getpdblten Norratb BON 8iloern !:
@bromos, &upfer= unb 5tabliti9en,
Oelgemalben unb phantaiie 8iloern
aler Nrt, ferner auf bic gel6madpoQe
4ustpabl bon 8iloer,abmen Der aller=
mooerniten Sorm ilnb auf Sic 9lles
umfafienoen 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. @ae 9luftrdge fit irgenb cine
Der obisen gran@en perben prompt
ausgeflibrt; gil6er pon ieber @r0be eill=
gerabmt unb ale 9lrbeiten m6gli9lt
idnel uno gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
f6lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
(Bort!esuns fplat.
*5nmnhI hie Gr6,,tpr. .s)}i5hunn n

*Sotpobl Die &rduter-Mii6ung ipie
ber 8lut>&einiger, bei6e bon Srau 2p'
oia s. pinfbam in 233 unb 235 We=
itern Muenue, 2pnn, Mfa1. aubereitet,
iperben berI6idt. preis eines ieben
9eilmittels $1.-Se6s 6lal6en fir S.
-per poft in piaen ober &ii6el6en=
form, nod gmpfang Deg preiies, ST..
per S@a6tel fiir iebe, berianot. Srau
pinfbam beanttportet bereittpillig jegli=
DIE Outrage. Wfan f9lieBe eine 3 Gent
pOitmarfe 5ur geantmortung in BEN
8rief ein. girculare ieber5eit berabz
folgt. Mfam nenne bieie 3eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
Wit 8eauq auf bic 2ouisbil

Wllt Be3ug auf Die Nouisbiller
@usf fteaung tpielt ii6 ieBt bielelbe Gra=
ge ab, bic Ddbreno Der Centennial
@eltausfeanng in philadelphia unb
bel an6eren @elegenbeiten i'm san5en
Sanoe 10 lebhaft er0rtert iporoen 1T:
es banoelt 1i9 barum, ob 6er 8elu1 an
Sonntagen erlaubt merben folI ober
ni6t. 8is iebt lit bic 9(usfenung
Sonntass gei6loKen getpeien, ba aber
Die Ginnabmen an ben Wo9entagen
feline iebr gldn5enben linb, 10 ma6t ii9
cine iebr itarfe 9lsitation gu @unlten
bes SonntagsbeIu6s geltenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
~ 1arA4}AE
Cine beriibntte Jrau pbne Sttels
(gIus benz ~9oiton Glebe.D,

6erren @eSnttenrei
Das Dbise ift ein gutes Bib pon Srdu aubia 6.
9intbam aus 2pntt, Taaiiy bic m br ais iraenb eine
anbere Srau in @abrbeit ben gamen Der gSrauen<
ireunoin" ben uiele iIrer Gorreippnbentinnen ibr
10 gerue beiIegen, uerbient. Sic tpibmct iidb NIT
benz grDbten eifer ibrer Mrbeit, weIe Iettere bas
Mefaltat sines lebensIdnsIi9en Stnbiums lit, unb
1T 9eapan9en feds Gffiitentinnen ii5 su balten
bic ibr beIfen bic aussebreitete go.refponSens,
peIdbe uon allen seiten ibr sufIiebt unb BON benen
cine iegiide ibre fpesiele 2eibensIait ober lire
5reabe aapon befreit au ietn tunbeiebt, su beant.
iporten. Sbre 4Fansen graparation iit elm SeiI<
uittel fur cute un6 nidt fir b5je 3pede Sd babe
Yerjtnlid bies auSgefunben unb Bin uon Der agabr<
belt beiieu tpas i9 iage, Iberseuat.
:. 8egem biejerwoblb blbeuieisnen @igen5daften fpirb
l,e pon esn ositsn Meraten bes aanSes entpfobLen
9Birtung lit uunberbar nnb erIpart pieIes Qeibet.
sic tnrirt poHdnbig bic f9 Iimnle Mrt MutterIeibs
M4:efaaen, ssaaeorree, anreselmdtise anb fbmers,
belt, gntsinbnng nnb @ef9wire, nnnatirIid5er
DutatHub, iebe Art geriesuftg unb bic borouf foI,
9snoen Miidenmsrtbs f9iperben, unb 1T befonbers
anlpenbbar 3ur 3eit bes 2ebensuedtfeI5."
Sic bMr1brtngt ieben She'll bes meridbIid5en
96rperfpitems nnb F6bt neues 2eben un6 iieue
3raft Elm. S9wdd5e, 9ldbfudt, 9rang mad 9feiss
1itts!n n,.S @asenl9 ipdds ipirb jeserssit 6abur9
sen, neruoie Setben, dugemeine 46rperi6ipdde,
S6laFofgteit. abmattung nnb iinperbaufidfeit
Senes gefabl -gdn3Li9er Grid5pfung, tueIdles
S4mersen inb MadenIeiben ;iir Solge bat, tit fets
Doufdlhtg rorilber mad gebrou9 bieies 9eiIllits
tells. Sebersett unb ufter allen i1mitdnben tit bic
Brtung IN pouitdnbigem llebercinfomme NIT benz,
lem weibliden 9Drperipitem unterliegenhen geieb.
rYreis lift nMr 81. q 5Iaf9e, So. fit SIai6eit,
nnb iutrb non allen Mpot6efern rertanff. Sraenb
ysl9er Bath fur fpesiene 6dle, iinb bic Namen ron
8ieten bic bnr9 Mnwenbung ber 9fan3en URii6mng
ie6er polidnSig Herseiteuf worSen, Fam man pois
Mrs. q. IN ibrer 9ripdt breffe, apnn, Maf, erfaIs
ten. Ifan fiise 4oifmarfe anr Beantportane BEL
@egen Nieren Bei9werSen BET beiben ge5d5Iedbs
tern ttt bieie Mif1ling unlbertreifbar iuie ,abls
rei4e 3eugfifIe bemeiien.
wDers. psntham's 2eber 4inen,n fdat Elm gorres
ipouSent nb bie beiten In ber eit ais SeiInitteI
qsgen @eritcpfnng, @aIIenbef6wer6en iiiib 2eber
Grfarriing. Sbr @lut gaetniger brnat @iins
BERN aeerte unb t9 speife nidt pirb baIo ebcnfo
1Gtion.s
Sin Sober mnb biefe Sran ais einen @naben
gut ~ fbttn.
philadelphia, ga. w Mrs. u. 81. ..
vnSGS SAa @sAM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
gss. Wfuth,s ttemer saIpnn

auf bem 9iigel bes Goubernememt=
. epot am terminus Der StraBen=
babn. Ser bette plab fir fri19es
Bier, CUTE 2emonaben, Sobalpal1er,
feline @igarren, gutter 2un6 &c. Se6erz
mann, mel6er oas @oubsrnement=
Depot beiu6t Derfeble nidt, por3u=
lpre6en. 30,1 ,6Wft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

= Gin Mann, tpel6er iii brei Sabr=
bunberten gelebt bat, liest auf Dem
Triebbofe gu 8ladpoobstotpn i'm Staate
Stem Sort besraben. Cine uni6einbare
Marmors@eb enftafel 5eist Die Snl6rift:
v3bomas Seeos, gebOren 1897, geitor=
ben 1906 i'm 9lter bon 109 Sabren." ]"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
Scr ssosfotiiee GSsd,anse,

6ommers & uebIinger gisen=
tbiimer, fiibrt bic behen Weine, Gbam=
pagHer, Misfies, 2iqu6re, feines Dler,
einbeiniilde unb iriporhrteS Gigarren'
Das 2ofaI ilt luftig unb gerdumig uno
Bi[larofpieler finben rliebrere Slide Der
beifen Gabrifen bes 2anbes. Y,2,hS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
E;na 5oI+ero SoIea,r.;.

= Cine ieltene Salsitarrigfeit bat
elm Baron 9lrtbur bon &ometer in gbi.
cago geseigt, Der iiber ein Sabr int
GountpgeidngniB iein eigener 8efanger
ner tpar, neil er Die ibm bonn @eri9t
auferle9ten @ebiibren unb Nlimente an
feline (pon ibm gei6ie6ene) Grau ni6t
5ablen pollte, Obpobl bas 8erm6gen
oa mar. SEPT enolid lit er nit benz
etwa $4,000, berausgeriidt
unb atbmet uieber Die 2uit Der Greibeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
"ROUGH ON RATS"

gertreibt saotten. Wdulc, @Dsbausen.
5liesen, auelien, Bsttipan,en, @tiuftbiee
e. Is Gents. Bei Apotbeiern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

= OpspspFa Der Sefdbrli6lte TstnD
bet @elunobeit, Nib bu,db Nnweuoun9
BON >. aders Dpspepfa= Tablets" turi,t
Bei alien Npotbefern ;u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

- anDpfe. Befabartitel fiir Dainen=
Eleiber nnb Wdi6e,. fotpie fir 8ettSsug,
biiligif bel 6amous.
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Maaere Mcufde,,. /.

Wells Health Remover feQt bic
@eiunbbAt wiecer Der nab siebt 3raft,
turlrt Wasenidwdde, nnfrudlbarteit urb
anoers @eidledtsfebler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

Brabauoter, galeneienne, g3as
riIer, stnffif6e, Sd1fiI6e unb leinene
6pibeH in GROCER Nustpabl bilisit beim
Famous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28

= 9feines glut erbalt bic @eiunoheit
n Or. 9tferS glcob @lirir" tpirb prn ben
berpcrrasenoiten Ger3ten empfoblen. Bei
alien Gpptbefern gu habsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
Numnler 375.
&en Orleans, 1. ausuit 1888.
Mtt Nas Nmblifliis.
W a II b rife feIbf.

| ~ u lu tlU ",
@eneral> @oitmeiiter @reI6am bat cine ab-
ll4tlid)e ilno maltiOie llnmabrbeit in 8esuo
auf ben ebarafter ber 0ouifiana State Qotfers
@ompanD beroifentlidt. Naditebenbe Sbatfa.
den tperoen oaber Dem @ublifun, aur Yriifuna
borselegt, url ail beipeifen, oab feline 8ebaups
tungen, mir fubrten elm betriiaeri1d)es @efddit.
nnpabr anb fali9 finb.
Betrag Der @eipinne, lpeId)e bnrd) bic 2oui.
iiana 2otterY Company bonn l. Sanuar 1879
bis gum beutigen Datum ausqeaablt lpurben:
slnn Die Soutbern Grpreb Co., Nep Orleans,
8. M. @escoat, Wianager ..... 81, 1,se6.s00
An bic 2ouiiiana StaatS-9lational-
8anf, S. $. Sglesbs, @rafioen,. 46S. 900
Yin Die 2ouiiiana Staats -National.
8anf, g. $. 8enneby, Erdiibent, l25 100
Yin Die Qouiiiana Mational.8anf, ".
Baloipin, 8r1fpent ........ $3.50
Mn Die Union NationaI.8on 8.
@barIaron, sfaIiirer .... 64.45o
aa Die Gitisens 8anf, 6. 6. @arriere,
:, graiiSenf $1,000
an Die @ermania &ationalbant Sules
O, @ailaro, YraiiSsnt 10000
Yin bic Sibernia Mationalbanf, gbas.
Balfreb, @aiiirer $1,000
sln bic 9anal. 8ant, @b sobb, gaiiirer 1850
sln Die @fntual 9tationalbanf, Sol.
9ait6eI, eafiirer ........ 5000
Sumrna $2,053, $50
gnsbe5ablt in Suminen nnter $1,000
IN ben berfdieoenen Sfficen ser
@ompagnie ......... 2,627,4I0
@sianmiiumme Der sassablunsen $4,s81, ,oso
8escn Der @abrbeit obiser gbatladen bers
neilen mir bas Tublifum aaf Die 8eaniteu Der
9enannten @orporationen, rnb ipeaen Der Sc
ieBltd)teit uno unIerer Stellung auf ben Wahor
uno bic Beamten Der Sta6t gleip Srleans nno
auf Die Staats- unb 9. ct. 8eaniten bon
youliiana- @ir beaniprn6en, in unleru &C.
1@dften geieslih, ebrlid nno correct au fein,
geraoe Die anoere @elddfte i'm qanbe. Der
Stann nnicres @eiddfts unterludt peroen unb
uniere aetien tperben felt Sabren bon ben Bro
ters bertauft nnS bon bielen unlerer bsfaante-
item nno gca6fetfen 8iirser geeignet.
M.' VI. Saupbin, &rafbent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-28
"BUCHUPAIBA.

S&nelle, arinclide Sur far aue
tmeroliusu Nierenz. Blaien= uub trins
Orsan=Sranibeiten. ST. 8ei Npcttetsrn'
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la. s. u.

DIE SoutEdfd Stnafelrtttrif III BITE einstgss bls
Srn eiuem Staate SeGarterf wurbt.
ycutlial1a 9tate Qpttern Gc,
Dtdes SnaitHt purte i'm Sabre 1868 far q.
stepange> Inb WptIitdttgFeiie> 8we6s yrn BIZ
SiaatSltstslatur fur ben 8eitraum ppn 'anfunt,
tuan5te Sapren slifeliA tnsprpprirt NIT tinsu
aapisaI sen 81, 100000, an v.I2sm iIs itisbss
ttusn @sfsrsefunb spn $3.50 .0o0 Rinsueefass ID
Dur9 ein abtrf&psnsIiGtS Dcfnm muybeu I'm
4tdpte Elm 3kfiI Der eseepp&Itissn Gtaaisscx,
tttuttpn, angsnpmMen am 2. December 1879.
sore srcseu 5tepunsen ppu eInaeinss
wum ter finben mpnatliN HIATT 1ieusoI8 pisl
ftne Btepnng Syfnrten. @anIefe noMfDletnbsp
Ylan.
0rObe ntcnatliae 3iebung ber
Classe H
Dieniias ben IA. Musnf 1883.
ale naftrs fanftisen 8teprnseu Rnbeatiatt nnse
aaffNt unb etiluns ber @tntrdle
9. o. SeaMrsgafa ppn grnisiasA nus
gnhal q. GsFlY rsu Titginien.
9ampfpreis $4,000.
100000 si6ets 3u SIS jebes. Brn@s
rbsile In Janfiel i'm yesbaltnie.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13
Why Schoolma'ams do Not Mari

why 6cnoOlua dnS 10 NOt marry
A school officer the other day said to
q New York correspondent of the Buf.
falo Courier: "Few teachers die, none
resign and hardly any get married"
A question on the latter point led him
further. SIT is true" he confined,
livery few teachers get married. OF
course, I mean woman teachers. You
would like to know whyi Well, the
reason Is plain enough, or I should say
the reasons. In the first place, a young
woman appointed as q teacher secures
q position for life. She cannot be re.
moved except for inoompetency
or improper conduct. Her position
IL assured, with steady promotion
ahead. She receives q good salary
better, IS q rule, than she could gel
In any other occupation. In q word,
her appointment ~ . teacher makes
her independent. She knows her place
Is safe and her salary sure, and hel
work Is net. very hard. OF course, II
is natural for a young woman to wish
to get married, but most young women
nowadays, especially the bright ones,
look before they leap. Gould teachers
improve their condition by giving up
the schools for husbandsl They evil
IDENTIFY do not think so. They know
what they have, and they do not know
what they might get by changing of
to matrimony; SO they remain single
live comfortably and dress WE'LL"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13
STATE 10 THINGS.

The sidewalks Of Falls City are in q
frightful condition, and the local papers
are urging the city me ill to take some
steps to repair them.
w. p. Bishop, an extensive stock
dealer near Wayne, has soli his rancho
land to some eastern parties for $2S, 200.
The sale Is regarded as q good one.
A Chicago banker has bought o large
tract of land In Saunders county. near
Wahoo. and will place o large number Of
cattle on IL.
The Cass County Agricultural Society
held o meeting at Plsttsmouth last Satur-
day and elected officers for the ensuing
year.
The county Of Howard is rapidly settling
up. Already this spring many families
have moved In from Iowa and Illinois.
A number Of new names have been ad.
ded to the subscription list for the purpose
of buying fair grounds at Wisner.
A son Of j. w. Zimmerman, Of In
dianola, persisted in q recent snow storm.
His body has not been found.
The Gath anniversary Of Odd Fellow.
ship in America will be appropriately
obser we'd In Pswnee City.
LUG DW6ulbu huthCIdh CuuECu uCuOuh-
nation have decided to build Q college and
it will be located at Wahoo.
A number Of farmers In Illinois and
Iowa have sent tc Nebraska for seed corn,
stating that 1t Is the best.
A number Of houses recently vacant In
Harvard have all been occupied, and the
town is prosperous.
A number Of improvements ore progress.
ing at Atkinson and o number more are
contemplated.
Work has been commenced on the Pres.
byterisn church ut Fullerton, Nance
county.
General Howard will lecture at Ashland
on the Goth inst. on the Battle of Gettys.
burg.
The Crete mills received an order last
week from Montana for five car loads OF
-four.
A large number of buildings are beine
put up In York.
A number of e~ettiers are moving into
Saline county.
There ia q lack of cars to ship grain in
ct Tecumseh.
There are fourteen vacant houses In
Wymore.
A cornet band will be organic I'd at
franklin.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

DIR. MILLER, who ought to be au-
thority on such subjects, says that
''beautiful abortion, "the new telegraph
law, was referred to the committee of
which Senator McShane Is chairman
and he Is mainly responsible for failing
to Atrangle 1t. As usual, DR.. Miller
goes off half cooked. The bill In
question was referred to the committee
on miscellaneous corporations, oi
which David Butler was chairman, an6
reported back by him. The "beauti
full abortion" vas fully debated In thu
senate and received ~ out of thirt,
votes present. In the house the bill
was carried with but four dissenting
votes out of 88 members present. Blu
DIR. Miller holds Brown and McShan'
responsible, and we presume they will
ohesrfully take the consequences. b.
the . way, Doctor, where was you
dearly beloved "Canfisld" about tina
time. Why didn't he rise In his ma
jssty and protest againat this unoon
stitutionAl cot.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

The food In the Mississippi valley
has done an immense amount Of dam
age, but the loss to property seems to
have been exaggerated. The overflow
II not - great - II was . year ago
and residents along the levees have
profted from experience. Still there
Il . great deal Of suffering and enough
damage has been done to make 1t 9
serious question whether damming uI
the river between mud banks a svel
be made . sure protection against suct
foods a. are now becoming an annua
event along u great water ways.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13
Making Bangs a Legal Tender.

On the new nickel, the goddess of
liberty has hair arranged in bangs.
This effort on the part of the Govern
ment to make bangs a legal tender for
all debts, public and private, will new.
er be countenanced by the people, and
those who have sprung the bang upon
us unawares, knows perfectly well that
bangs would never be adopted as a ma.
tional trade mark If left to q vote of
the people. Citizens, as q general
thing, do not object To an occasional
bang, but to have bangs thrown upon
them by Legislative enactment, to have
bangs for dinner, tee and beer, to have
bangs advertised - being Endorsed by
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

THE Chicago Tribune claims that
railroad regulation failed In the Ne.
braska legislature as 1t did In New
York because the anti-monopolists
attempted to 60 too far. It asserts
that II Nebraska had been sstisfed
with railroad regulation on the Illinois
plan . bill could have passed, but that
the anti.monopoly party pushed for.
ward q measure that arbitrarily raiaed
rates without giving any right of
appeal to corporations or shippers who
might be aggrteved by Its operation
and that its defeat followed as . mat.
ter of course.
The Tribune has been misled by II,
Nebraska correspondent. Railroad
regulation on the Illinois plan Wal al
impossibility. The commissioner sys
tenn was prohibited by q constitutions
proviso, which forbids the creation o
any additional executive officer. Blu
even if the legislature had been EN-
powered to enact the Illinois railroad
law 1t never would have passed, be
! cause a majority of the members Ii
the house were controlled, body an
soul by the railroads.
The only bill that the railroad man
3 sgers were disposed to favor war a bi
/ creating a commission-with no powe
to regulate rates. Such a bill, draste'
: by the railroad attorneys, was re
g ported back by the packed railroa
committee Of the house. Could an
true anti. mcnopolist 60 on record i
g favor of such an impositionl
The senate bill framed by the sena,
Q railroad committee which the ant
monopolists supported was not ii
y tended to make q rigidly inasxib
tariff. 1t reduced the existing tart
on freight 20 per cent, but gave ii
commission power to modify rat
raising or lowering them whenev'
they desmsd . change advisable an
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

THE more Informer Carey's story ID
examined the more improbabilities are
discovered in his assertions. He rep.
resents Mrs. Frank ByrLe a. enter.
Ing . meeting Of the invincibles, In
Dablin, with . rifle around her neck,
two revolvers and six knives In . box,
and 1000 rounds Of cartridges. This
u too much. A woman will cheerful.
" drag through the mud twenty
pounds of skirts and crinoline, bu,
even the womon with the iron jaw
would find 1t hard to carry the ARM
mentioned and 125 pounds Of cart
ridges In the bargain. Ell Perkin'
hat ought to be sent to James Carey
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

,st. The right OF appeal was guar.

Just. The right Of appeal was guar.
snteed to both shippers and corpora
tions by the law. In this respect the
Illinois law possessed no advantage
over the measure which to anti.mon.
opolists sought to enact In Nebraska.
Let lie be understood once for all
that the measure was O fair one. It
assailed no property rights, and offer
ed the remedial Liquidation demanded
by the people. 1t was drawn In con.
formity with the constitution, SO that II
could have been enforced. Under
corporate dictation the house re.
fused to pass this bill because 1t would
have reduced railroad earnings. But
while the house refused to pass this
bill, it never attempted to return 1t to
the senate modified by amendments.
The railroad managers were never dis.
posed to run the risk Of the adoption
Of the amendments by the senate.
This Is why all railroad legislation
failed. To charge this failure upor
anti.monopolists Is rank injustice.
The anti monepolists Of all parties did
all that honorable men could do, and
the record will sustain them. The
men who worked and voted to fulfil
their pledges to their constituents have
nothing to apologize for.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

the highest power on earth, Is too
much. The men In power may suggest
bangs, but they must not crowd them
down our throsts, % they will not be
swallowed, however much they may be
fabricated with pemsde and the coin Of
the realm The idea Of q goddess Of
liberty with bangs Is q stab at Dur pat
riotism. We have too long worsh,ped
the goddess Of liberty with her hair
brushed back, and her starry night. cap
on q pole, to swallow bangs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

PUBLIC improvements and local tax.
alton are ventilated In an interview
that appears on our local psge. The
BEE has Icing since called attention to
the reoklessness Of assessors In under
valuing real property and the necessity
Of equalizing assessments on q uni.
form basis. We propose to discuss
this subject fully before the next as
sessment 10 made.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

The BEE IL not In favor of high
city and county taxes, but 1t ID in favor
Of making those who own property
pay their just proportion of taxes.
Under u present ubiquitous method
of assessment the heavy property
owners 60 scott free, while the labor
ers, clerks and mechanics pay more
than their share. THE BEE Is In
favor of Q proper equalization OF a.
sessment, which will distribute the
burden of taxation impartially accord
Ing to property ownership.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

ACCORDING to the Nav York
Tribune Keller, 'being a republican
mistake, Is In no danger of being re.
peated He certainly will not be re.
peated next year or the year after.
But one reason Is that the republicans
will not control the next house OF
representatives and q combination be.
tween Robinson and Don Cameron
cannot nominate the next speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

ACCORDING to DR.. Gsre the associa.
ted monopoly that furnishes the Her.
aid and Republican, Of Omaha, and
Journal, at Lincoln, with telegraphic
reports, Is a private club gotten up fol
mutual exchange of local news. Ac
cording to DR.. Miller this private
club 10 q corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of Illoinis. Wher
doctors disagree who 10 to decided
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

THE woods are full Of candidates for
city Offices, but 1t does not need o
thirty.inch ~refraoting telescope to see
who will not be the peoples choice for
mayor. Buttonholing ofice.seekers
will be allowed to remain on the
anxious seat.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13

Two hundred Irish girls have left
Limerick for New Hampshire. This
IL Q waste of valuable raw material.
New Hampshire already contains a
surplus Of women while Nebraska is
bidding for female population to
balance the sexes.