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Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
The Central Pacific railroad has been

THE Central Pacific railroad has been
completed for fifteen years, and the gov
eminent has just issued to the company
it's frat patent for lands in Utah. This
first patent covers rs, 900 acres, and lists
for 20, 900 acres additional are being pre-.
pared, and the company will now pro
coed steadily to take out patents on all
it's lands in Utah. The reason that it has
not done SO before is simply because il
did not wish to pay taxes on the lands.
We suppose that it is making arrange.
ments to dispose of all its Utah lands to
syndicates of land grabbers, and hence il
is taking out the necessary patents to
enable it to sell them, otherwise it would
have allowed the lands to remain un,
patented for another fifteen years in
order to escape taxation. As q tax
dodgor the Central Pacific has but few
equals.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

The workingmen of Omaha, which are
numbered by the thousand, will go solid
against Brown, the Omaha candidate for
congress-, but will support Judge Weaver,
their friend and co. worker. The beat
way to find q man out is to examine into
his standing at home.-Liberty Gage
county Journal.
This will be news to Mr.. Brown, who
carried Douglas county by more than
1000 majority tide last time
which shows how he stands
a. home. Judge Viewers organ
grinders arc barking up the wrong tree
when they represent the working men of
Omaha as opposed to Brown, and assert
that Weaver is their friend snd their co,
worker,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

THE failures reported in Bradstreets
II the past quarter, when incorporated
with those reported for the six months
ending July 81, present a formidable list.
The gain in the number of failures, az
compared with tho nine months in pre-.
oeding years, is more than equaled by
the increased indebtedness. The total
number of failures from January l to
September 80, this year. was 1902, as
compared with 1858 In 1883, a gain OF
944, or nearly ID per cent; the record
for 1883 showed gain of 38 per cent
over the preceding year. The increase
in the number OF failures this year as
compared with 1882 is 1906, a gain of
over 56 per cent. The gross liabilities
or the nine months this yesr, anountin g
inroundnumbers to $196, 600, 600, show an
increase of $73, 900, 900 in total liabilities
over those In nine months of 1883, or &C
per cent. Thus, with q Ii per cent In
crease In the number of failures this year,
there is sixty per cent increase in the
total indebtedness. The actual assets for
nine months of the current year, amount
ing to sos. 500, 900, are $40, 600, OOO
larger than the total in nine mouths in
1888. BradSrcet's says that the n re-
deoming feature of the figures is the in.
creased percentage of assets to liabilities
throughout tho United State. This gain
is most marked in the southern states.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

THE brazen liars that have sprung up
in the second congressional district to
help Laird to o reelection are as numer-
Gus as flies around q molasses barrel.
At the head of them stands Barsby, the
heavy %villin, who after loafing around
Washington all winter in quest of a con
sulship turned his talents to account for
a few weeks in o minstrel show In Phila-
delphia. Barsby told the people of Fair
mont that the editor of THE BEE conf
dentially assured him that he would
su pport Laird for reelection, and
he still insists that VanWyck is working
teeth and toe.nails for Jim. Close be-
hind him comes the sanctimonious old
double.ender of the Hastings Gazette
Journal. who wants to impress it ON the
bourbons that Laird is . better democrat
than Fitz John Porter. He has o form
liable rival in double-dealing in the
headlight of the Nebraska Signal, which
objects to Captain Stickel because he
was instrumental in foisting a rail-
road lawyer, Judge Savage, upon
the anti-monopolists last fall.
Under this fimsy pretext the Signal liar
signslizes his apostacy to the anti-monop-
olists by supporting Jim Laird, a rail-
road attorney, for congress. The rear of
the procession is brought up by an inven-
tor of the first magnitude, who edits the
Exeter Enterprise. According to that
enterprising prevaricator Captain stickel,
two years ago, offered to transfer the an.
monopoly votes in the Legislature to
Jim Laird to make him senator on con-
dition that Laird would help Stickel to a
seat in congress. When all these inge-
NOUS falsifers put their heads together
tho people of the second district will can
onize Jim Laird as a saint, and roast
Captain Stickel at a barbecue.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

members distinctly when a single log hut
stood on the bank of the White river,
where now is built the prosperous city of
indianapolis. "Harrison was a good
fighter, though, remarked Mr.. Mann, as
his mind reverted to his favorite topic,
land he did whip old Tecumseh powerful
bad at the battle of Tippecanoe." He
distinctly remembers ''Dick' johnson,
Stonewall Jackson, General Orr, Thomas
Benton, and other men of note. Having
removed to this county in 1910, HIS recol-
lections of early times in it's settlement
form an interesting chapter. He is now
hale n hearty and bios fair to live ten
years longer.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

liz il very singular that whenever Tom.
Hendricks takes a trip some serious &C.
cident occurs to the railroad train. II
Mr.. Hendricks could only engage Captain
Herman to run his train it would meet
with less accidents. But Captain Her.
man, notwithstanding his lifetime ex.
p%erience as a railroader, would not b,
able to prevent the t~elescoping of Hen
bricks train on the 4th of November.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
WHEN the Greedy expedition sailed in

WHEN the Greedy expedition sailed in
1881, the members of the party of course
knew nothing of Captain Howgate',
crookedness, and they named a lake, ,
cape, and a mountain in his honor. He
seems to have monopolized a good share
of the new name in the Arctic regions
General Hazen, however, has directed
the now offensive name to be erased from
the maps and charts, aud the names o.
other officers substituted. Thus does tn,
whirligig of time bring round its re
Aenges.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

GREAT English fortunes continue to
fall to heirs in America with the usual
regularity. The latest lucky American
heir is aCinainatt cigar peddler who ha.
been made t. belieyethat he is soon to come
into possession of 90, 800, 900. This
English fortune business 10 one of the
biggest humbugs ever practiced. There
Is really nothing in it, except for the
shsrpers in London who continue to bleed
credulols fools in America and elsewhere
by eaasting from them fees tor informa'
fion concerning what they called un
claimed and unsdjudicated estates.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
The Party BigOt.

Chicago Herald.
One of the most curious phenomena oil
the regular campaign is the party bigot.
If he Is a republican he describes with
all possible malignancy of epithet the
man who fails 20 support the party that
carried on the war. Ten chances to one
he was not q soldier and did not contrib
ute a cent toward sending soldiers TO the
field. IL he Ia a democrat he is very
likely to be q protectionist and insist that
the democratic party was
always opposed to revenue re-
form, notwithstanding the array of
its platforms from the beginning of the
century down to the present time. The
party bigot always insists that the men of
q party should stick to the party for no
other reason than hat 1t Is the party, but
the angels in heaven do not rejoice more
over the one recovered sinner than does
he over the fellow who leaves the other
party. Party bigotry is the stupidest.
silliest and least rational of all bigot-
ries. The party bigot is not a yalua.
BILE man in q party because he
can rarely give a reason for
his faith. When one reads the platforms
of the two parties in search of clearly de-
fined opposing principles of government
what is the result They practically
agree on all subjects but one-the tariff
and the tariff plank of the democratic
platform is SO bunglingly constructed that
the New York World constructs it as pro-
tective for the democracy hat want pro-
lection, and the Louisville Courier
Journal constructs it as free trade for
the south. If there had been
more courage in the conviction, and if
a clear assertion of the reduction Of all
taxation down to the level of the pecessi-
ties of the government had been made,
party lines might be drawn with equal
Under tho circumstances a
citizen who scrutinizes the platforms to
find reasons for voting for either oandi-
date will be sorely puzzled, and under
such circumstances party bigotry is the
of nonsense. a bigot is equally
useless in politics and in religion.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

THE time across the Atlantic is being
gradually reduced by the recently built
steamers. The Umbris, q new Cunarder,
has shown a speed of twenty-one knots
an hour on a trial trip, and she will
start on her first transatlantic trip.
from Liverpool to New York, on Novem-
Der 1. 1t is predicted that she will beat
the best time of the Alaska by twenty.
four hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

Logan. The Mssomb (Illlnols) Journal
administers a pointed rebuke to the dem
o%orats, as follows:
Logsn's grammar may be frightfully
bad and all that, but we will wager some
thing nice that he never uttered uttered
a sentence in reference to democracy in
his life but every member of the party
took in its full scope and meaning, un-
derstood every word Of it, to the dotting
of the i or the crossing of the t.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

SCIENTISTS declare that the hot weather
of tho past week or two was duo to the
influence on u atmosphere of a vclcan.
10 eruption and an electric storm on the
sun, and we were told by scientists that
the season of heat would be followed by
electric storms, a cold wave and possibly
anearthquake. We vehad tho storm and
thu cold wave, and the earthquake is now
looked for.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

MIR. OYSTER, a republican worker from
Pennsylvania, now employed in the GEN.
sus bureau at Washington, is reported to
have declared for Cleveland. The demo-
Gratis will now serve up MIR. Oyster on
the half-shell for campaign purposes. On
the 4th of November the republicans
will pickle that Oyster.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

IT is only four weeks to election, and
it ia about time for the local political ma.
chinery to be set in motion, but we sup
pose the republican comfy central com
mittee will %asusual postponethe calling of
the primaries and the convention until
the last moment possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

THE Republican asks who Stickel is
and what he can do2 The people of the
second congressional district will answer
that question on the 4th of November by
el%ecting Captain Stickel in place of Jim
Laird. The Republican will then learn
what Stickel can do.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

THE st. Louis Globe. Democrat ia a
good republican paper, but it can't swal-
low a patent. medicine candidate for con.
gress, DIR. Mclean, who is charged with
having purchased the nomination, he
having a ''barl" at his command.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

IT IS no wonder that the editor of the
Omaha Herald is in favor of a demo
cratic corruption fund. He knows some
thing about ''soap" In the campaign of
1876. and he believes that a "bar'r" is a
mighty good thing for everybody that
can get a haad in 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

The board of education will submit to
the electors of this city at tho coming
election a proposition for the erection OF
two additional school houses to cost
$4,000 each. One CT these buildings
will be located on Farnam street, and
lbs other at the corner of Eiehtee nth
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

If Church Howe decides to locate IN
Tennessee he might eventually repre-
sent that state in the Unites States SEN
ate. 1t would be a question of time and
a little ''soap."
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

A GOOD deal has been said Of General
Logan's grammar, and it has become tho
fashion for certain would be critics, who
do not themselves fully understand the
English language, TO make fun Of Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

ACCORDING to the Cleveland Leader,
the electrical presence Of James G. Blaine
is fast shocking the life out Of tho demo-
cratic party in Ohio. 1t doesn't enjoy
that sort of magnetism q bit.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

KEEP 1t before the people that the rail-
road commissioner amendment is gigsn-
tic fraud, gotten up to prevent railroad
legislation. 1t should be defeated at all
hazards.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

Now THAT Valentine has endorsed
Judge Weaver's record In congress it
ought to be satisfactory to his constitu.
anfa-
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

ST. JOHN wos evidently not born to be
shot, or to BIO president.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

Mr.. BLAINE is not waving the bloody
shirt. He doesn't need any such garment
to win in this fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

Mn. GERE is still wrestling with the
school land frauds.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

NIANTED-To rent, q nice six room cottage with
care Bee Office. 1888
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

W7ANTED-A furnished room in private family
w Would board with family il desired. Address
7. i. Warren, Care Bee. 422. sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

w or 4 rooms nicely furnished for honseA eepiDg
in good location,b a prompt paying careful tie naut
No children. Address IN 8" this Office. 46} Up
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

NOR Good business store room, corner 9th
i and Jackson streets. Also well furnished room
at No. 7. 9 N. w. corner 10th and LeavenwoIth SITS,
Apply on premises. j. J, WELSHAES. 4oo'tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

IT is about time for candidates. for the
lie gislature to declare their intentions.
The woods are full of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

MTANTED-S so, 900 on first city security for s
w years, at 0 per cert. Address Box go Post
office 7Oe-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

FTOR sALE-Twos second hand pianos, ~ Edhoim.
a b Eriokson's Music Store or 10th 81. scott
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

WTANTED-By a sober industrious young man,
w family place or any ether where ne can make
HINGE + generally useful. Address ~. X Bea office
4e5 Sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

WANTED-Positon in store by . young man viii.
w ling to work. "a. L. Bee office. 446 8p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

E'oR S~ALE-Neligb House, BRICK, three stories,
4 only hotel ia town, 30 rooms, to lease for 3 or S
years. The proprietor Of the N sligh House wishes to.
sell the furniture ard fixtures OF this hotel on easy
time and terms and lease the hotel for ii nc stated
above Also wonld sell hotel outright, il agreeable.
For particulars inquire OF John J. King, Agent. West
Point, Nebraska. 249-l5
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

NOR SALE-A whole stock of clothing, boots and
Il shoes, buildings at cost, retiring from business.
G.. II. Peterson, SO4 south Tenth street. ll3.3m
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
INSTALLATIONS WAITE

4 Young married man wants situation az book.
"a keeper, in Wholesale establishment in Omaha.
Address &c" cnro Bee. seB.ti
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

WANrED-A ysung man 81 years OF age, with 6
w years experience in drug business, wants q pc.
siiion: Address @. A. Hurley, 1000 Giraid avenue,
Philadelphia. 457-9p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

STHAYED OR sTo 4EN-Sept. Eth light bay marc
near three years old. branded on left flank AID
lt cheek and has a white sp & in fof che sd; also on
left eye ball. Shod all arGund Had on web stall.
70 10 reward tor her return TO Frank Spauldiug, 23d
aud Cunning street, Omaha, Neb. Asp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

0ST-on Friday evening, October Sd, pair II
hIOpera glasses. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at 22o+ California street. 472-sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

0ST-A shawl, on tho road bet veen the Deaf and
IDumh institute and Fort Omaha The fnler will
be suitably rewarded by returning the same to VIM.
Gentleman'sg grocery store. 47l.7Ai
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

MTANTED-situation in . drug store by an expe-
w rionced druggist. Best OF references given.
Address NJ Bee Office. 43l9p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
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Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

EoR SALE-52o acres land on Middle Beaver, in
4 smith county Kansas, $50 acre under fence,
plenty OF living water for stock. Good frame house
1920, with kitchen 12x20. 200 acres In cultivation,
price $4,000. Terms / cash, balance on time to suit
purchasers. Will also sell 60 head cattle il purchaser
desires. Address Thomas Mitchell, Smith Centre,
Kansas, or Fulton & Grove, Riverton, Neb. 257-1m
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

VTTANTED-1o do d~ressmaking and sewing in
w private families by an experienced J Dung lady.
Apply at the Paxton Hotel, room 1l3. 49s-7p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

EoR SALE-A stock Of general merchandise, and
Il store for rent in a thriving Nebraska town Fer
Particulars, address 80. r." Bee office, Omaha.
247-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

CoR RENT-A house Nth eight rooms. Warren
Il SSitzler, 2l3 South 18th street, 4l3tt
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

WANTEn-By q young and well educated man,
w (German) aged 20 Yeas and of pleasant address
the acquaintan ce OF an intelligent and wealthy young
lady, to practice four handed piano., and to en- or into
discretion guaranteed. Address "a. B." care Bee
office. 46o-Sp
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

WANTED-By a young man of pleasing address,
w situation. Has haa experience as clerk in dry
goods and grocery store. Addeess "a" Bee Office.
4SO. On
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

dor RENT-Twor oomsi furnished for light house
Il keeping, Beemer's block, 9Th and Howard street,
432u
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08
WANTED.

WANIED-By a gentleman, 3 lady with small
w means as partner in the Notion and Novelty
business. Address with particulars, "H." Bee office.
400 on
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

EoR ~sALE-Cheap a second hand high top buggy.
between 14th and 18th. 2so.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

"a AN~TED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN-In city
w or country, to take nice light and pleasant
work at their own homes; 81 to IS per Gay easily and
quietly mado; work sent by mail no canvsssing; no
stamp for reply. Please address Reliable Manf'S Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. SO3-lm
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a lady as booF-keeper or
w cashier. CITY references. "R. NJ" Bee office.
4S1.13
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

ENoR SALE-A good frame house, 8 rooms, all in
4 good order. Must be moved ut once. Apply to.
the Western Newspaper Union, cor. 18th and How
ard streets. s4Itf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

w work, sewing or take care Of q child, or do
homework In a small family. Apply at the High
School building. 1918
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

EN0R SALE-Wholesa'e notion wagon, horses, har.
l. ness, al com! lete, with established route in wes.
tern Iowa. VII be sold cheap. Satisfactory reasons
for selling. Inquire Bee otfco. session
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

ENoR RENT-six room house, cor. 2ist and web.
i stsr street, s3Ibv per month. Inquire 1911 Cass
strget. s03tf
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

dor SALE-Hotel. The Oxford house. tie best
IL location in this Young city. ror further rarti.
oulars. call on or address B.. N. Kieth, proprietor
Oxford House, oxford, heb. 3u9-7p
Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

EoR ~RENT-Half OF double hou'e, four rooms,
Il shinn'. ID addition, Sll, q month. A ply room
"a, Omaha National Bank, 376tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-24

Sc establece una absolute y COM
Ipleta reciprocidad de concesiones
fuera de la cual no puede pasa,
nj ell mismo Gabinete. Y como
por es artfculo 40 del Convenio
reciente Sc suprime por ell Go
bierno de los E. u. ell 10 por I0C
ad 0atorem sobre los productos y
procedencias de Cuba y Puerto
Rico en- bandera espaaota, claro
esta que, para que exista la verda-
dera reciprocidad, que es la parte
sustancial de los convenios inter
nacionales, debe entenderse la con-
cesion del art. 40 a los productos
y procedencias de los E. U. en-
6ondera americana, puesto que
de otro modo saldrian benefciadas
otras banderas que no Sc obiigan
a NADIA y perjudicada la navegaci6n
espanola, 10 cual no es presumible
haya entrado en- ell amino de los
gObiernOs contratantes.
No creemos que merezca este
punto los honores de mas discu-
sion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-24
BIEN vENIDOs.

Hemos tenido ell especial placer
lie estrechar la mano q nuestros
distinguidos amigos y celosos
Diputados por esta Antilla Sres
d. Manuel Alcala de- Olmo y D
Antonio Soler, que han llegadc
hoy procedentes de la Peninsula
en- ell vapor-correo.
Damos esta noticia con tanto
mas gusto cuanto que compren-
demos ell jdbilo que ella producira
en- Ell amino de los numerosos
amigos que esperaban con ansis
la venida de los expresados caba-
lleros.
Tambi?n hemos tenido la honra
de saludar al joven y animoso
Diputado por la Habana D. Miguel
Villanueva, con ell cual pasamos
agradable ratio en- nuestra casa
particular.
Representatives como los Sres.
Soler, Alcala y Villanueva Sc
honran d 81 mismos con sus le-
vantados procedures y patriotismo
y honran a sus distritos.
Saludamosles otra vez cordial
y sinceramente, y oien venidos
sean entire noSotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-24
IQUE ES PATRIOTISMO /?

Ell senor Skerrett, cuyas afcio-
nes polftico-literarias Sc mani
festan con frecuencia, Sc ha en-
cargado de decirnoslo por las
columnas de cierto peri6dico, con
un articulo que bien podriamos
lamar del genero emptricO.
Ell senor Skerrett parece que Sc
dirige d todos; pero d quienes
mas directamente van sns leccio-
mes es a los del gremie reforms
ia, que las necesitan, pues no que
remos Greer que presenda instruir
a los nuestros sobre un tema, de
cuya puntual observancia han da-
dorepetidas p1uebas, y acerca del
cual podrian muchos dar leccio-
nes al maestro.
Dicho sefior, sin querer acaso,
jugando ell papel de algunos ora
culos Antiques, ha venido d dar la
raz6n q qnien la tiene, este es, Al
partido que nosotros representa-
mos, pues define y defende el pa
frsotismo incondiciomal, que es
principle q que subordina aqueI
todos los actos de su existencia
pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-24
E. p. D.

Falleci6 en- Madrid ell Excmo
Sr. Teniente General d. Segnpdo
de la Portilla, CAPTAIN General
que fu6 de esta Provincial, de An.
dalucia y de Valencia; su cadaver
fu6 conducido al Cementerio de Ia
Sacramental de San Isidro ell 2 del
corriente q las 2 de la tarde.
En- una esquela que hemOs visto
invitan al entierro .el Excmo. Sr
Ministro de la Guerra, y los hernia.
nos y sobrinos del que en- vida fuS
nuestro dignfsimo Gobernador.
Nos ha sorprendido la anterior
notieia, que deploramos profunda,
mente, Y hacemOs votos al Senior
por ell eterno descansO del distin.
guido general espanol que va no
existe, acompanando a Sus deu.
dos en- su legftima pena por tan
sensible, inesperado Y luctuoso
acontecimiento. d. e. 2.