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Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
The Cowboy in Art.

From American Art: The interest in
art matters in Denver, Colorado, is
strongly marked and well sustained.
Both in needlewOrk and brush studies,
the originality of compositions and bold
handling of color by local artists is very
noticeable. The best subjects are purely
American, or, rather, superlatlyely Colo
RADIO. in character, clear, strong, bright
and fascinating, with breezy freshness
which charms and a warmth of color
born OF the pure sunshine of that hilly
country. Nature is the model, and the
artists follow faithfully as they may
through the varied scenes, which seem u
veritable wonderland when transferred
to canvas. One of the most unique col.
lecLious of the year belongs TO Mrs.
kellerman, who has immortalizcd the
much abused cowboy of the western
prairics by grouping his antics for
decorative purposes upon II dozen
placques The group is full of interest
and wild, picturesque beauty, beng
divided INTO twelve parts, representing
everyday life. There is night scene
full Of quiet beauty, and morning shows
bustling activity preparatory to serving
breakfast. Active life Is shown by n
number OF cowboys In pursuit of wild
horses IN southwestern Kansas Cow
boys trying to hold II herd of cattle in the
face OF IN approaching bizHard desc
late group representing the scene of
destruction after the blizzard has passed,
heads horns and hoofs of beasts stand
ing in bold relief against the huge snow
drifts which cover the poor hall. dead
crcatuers; cowboys hunting the antelope,
circllng TO cut out beef steers, having n
brush with the Indians, branding
calves, struggling with bucking horses,
chasing bullal0es and the finish complete
Il set Of sketches which have attracted
great attention the present season
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
Tho Sunday Itee.

The Sunday Bee tomorrow wU be
an interesting paper, and comparison
as invitcd WiM any daily Of That date IN
the sCcSt. No effort or expense is being
spared to make the Sunday Bee the
cQuat Of The rcry 6eS, papers in this
country. IL is a paper that needs no
putting at our hands. IL speaks for
atseG We eciSh simply to present TO the
public the leading features Of or Sunday
bW Of fare for tomorrow
The New York Herald ca5legron,S
achich are sent direct to the Bee as
specials, appearing simultaneously in
NcU York and omaha. The special
cablegramS, about 10000 ,coraS, corcr
the neWs from The leading European
capitatS
Special dispatches from all leading
mcscs certerS IN the United States.
clara BetIe'S letter, not taken from a
paper a aoeeb old and oalmed off as fresh
matter, but received direct from, the Hrely
writcr'S o,On hands, oCho as non rcguiar
correspondent Of the Sunday Bee.
General Adam Badcau's NeD Torb let
ter, acritten IN admirable style, and enter.
tanning throughout.
A Boston letter from, Franz Sepel,
treating mpon curious topics Of interest.
A NcW York letter from omar James
about Mrs. Lucy Parsons, wJe Of the
condemned anarchist.
4 Tcminisccnce Of the late George Elder,
the famous detectiUe.
Various departments Of miscellany, all
car9utly selected and arranged, IN addi-
ton to Uhich there aDiN be the uSaal gua,a-
tHy Of local and state neWS, and other
matters aChich arc found IN q .frSt-claSS
1,Jotronolifu,, ,1nnpr
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

The legislature aided by the Douglas
county delegation should take prompt
steps to do away with the absurd two mile
limit belt" by which scores of unlicensed
saloons and road houses encircle our
oity and brazenly defy the authorities.
The city license should obtain in cities
and the county license in the county out
SIDE of the city limits.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
Accounted For.

81. LpuiS Globe Democrat.
A Texas official certifes that ''there is a
great deal of horse stealing" in that state.
This cannot strictly be classed as election
news; but if Horace Greeley were alive he
would not fail to trace direct connection
between such fact and the size of the dem.
ocratic majority with which Texas is afflicted.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

TIE democratic candidate for governor
of California was elected by plurality
of only 032. The fools who attempted to
inaugurate an American party are largely
responsible for republican defeat.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
Why He Didn't Stay Longer.
PHILADELPHIA Press.

At the Harvard dinner which Mr.. Cieve-
land attended the only beverages were two
varieties of WHITEWATER and s0da-water In
view of this fact that the administration re-
manned in Massachusetts one day only
requires no explanation
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

BoTH parties are now busily employed
in persuading themselves that the labor
vote had only local significance in the
late elections. Both parties are likely to
have their eyes opened before another
presidential election rolls around
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
THE DAILY BIGIG.
Sworn statement OF CircuIat


GEO. Il. TZsCHUCK.
Subscribed and sworn to in my presence
this 18th day OF November, A.. d., 1896.
n. Z. FELL,
SEAL1 Notary Public
Geo. b. Tzschuck, being first duly sworn,
deposcs and says that he is secretary of the
Bee Publishing company, that the actual ay-
erage daily circulation of the Daily Bee for
the month of January, 1885, was 10.37S copies,
for February, 1886, 1855 copies; for March,
ass6, i; ;537 copies; for April, 1856, s,l9l
1885, 12,29s copies; for July. 1885, 12,3l4 copies;
for August, 1886, IL, AGA copies; for September,
1856, 13,030 copies; for October, 1886 1859
copies. Gro. b. TzsCHuCK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth
day of November, A. D., 1856. y. =. FELL,
lSEALl Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

other companies succeedin surmounting,
even If it should take the expenditure of
few more dollars occasionally than sum.
mer day traffic. There is no reason why
its lines should be blockaded for days
by an eighteen-inch snowfall. A few
more scrapers and sweepers put into use
during us well as after storm would
make delays such rs those from which
we are now suifering impossible.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

GENERAL THArER, who is now at the
state capital, probably preparing his mes
sage, has announced that he is not and
will not be candidate for the position of
United States senator under ANY eircum-
stances. General Thayer, as we remarked
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
OvcrproduCtion,

A democratic exchange says the country is
suffering from overproduction. Whether this
is true Or not, it is certain that the demo-
cratic party is suffering acutely from an un-
expectedly large production of republican
votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

BnflingtOn Free Press
A man should believe only half that he
hears 1t makes good deal of difference
which half, however
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

before, is too old bird to be caught and
used as senatorial stool pigeon 10 draw
away legislative votes from other candi-
dates
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

gone about as far as 1t can with safety to
the government.
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The police have been instructed to col
lcct eviction statistics in Ireland, paying
attention also to the responsibility of the
National League for the refusal of those
who are able to pay the rates demanded
by landlords.
-.
Much alarm exists mt Madrid in con-
sequence of reports of threatened out
break against the government. EXton.
sive military preparations arc beng
made. a rising is feared in Catalonia,
and al Cadz 200 soldiers refused to EN-.
bark for Cuba.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

IT is reported that the president has
banishcd Senator German of Maryland
from'his confidence. 1t would have been
better for him if he had never permitted
this adroit and thoroughly selfish politi-
clan TO get into his confidence. German
is responsible for the appointment of
Higgins in the treasury department,
bringing upon the administration no end
of condemnation and q good deal of
trouble before this Baltimore hcnchman
of the senator was made to understand
that he was not employed to run the
treasury department and reduced to q
condition of obedience and respect to
superior authority. German is also re-
sponsblc for the appointment OF Thomas,
another henchman and Baltimore tough,
as Indian agent, despite the fact that he
was denounced by the civil service asso-
citation of Baltimore and by many other
reputable citizens as q man utterly unfit
TO hold any public office. German Is u
member of the printing committee of the
senate, and he has successfully used his
power to keep the government printing
office filled with his creatures. Ii the
president has really broken with him this
valuable part of his patronage, which did
not encounter any civil service obstruc-
tions, will probably be destroyed. just
why the president should Danish German
at this time, when the tendency of his
policy seems to be to strengthen himself
with party leaders, is not easy to de-
termine, except upon the presumption
that he has found the utterly sef-seeking
policy of the Maryland senator absolutely
intolcrable and also that he is as likely to
be foe as a friend where his Individual
interests are involved
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

A REWARD is offered for the finding and
return of frst-class article of Iadian
summer swamped in the November snow
drifts
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
Rooted whercit VIII Not be Crowded.


The Samuel jackson Randall boom for
president has broken out in Georgia. There
is plenty of room down there for it to grow
in
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20
DTWSN VIII III" INUIunS, DrnNUInl
calves, struggling with bucking horse.
chasing builaIOes and the finish complcl
A set OF sketches which have attractu,
great attention the present season,
"Nipt IN the Budn'
Sad to say, many a GOOD thing attain,
"Nip't IN the Bud!"


Sad to say, many a good thing attainS
to nothing moro than fair beginning
On the other hand it Is Il matter for con
graduation that the growth of some ey
things may be also promptly tTWstatcI.
a large proportion of the cases Of the
most widespread and fatal Of di1oascs--
consumption have their inception in nasal
catarrh, DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy il
pleasant soothing and ellectual lly it.
1t has cared thousands. All druggi, is.
The waier-proollng of paper is now
most eitnctualIy accomplished by Il NIX.
lure ot % per cent. Of rusln A. OF par NJ
fine and OF sllicate of soda these ingrr-
dlentS being thoroughly mingled by heat
ing them together AN by agitation. This
composition ~ round peculiarly appli, a.
bic ioI building or sllcatnIng paper.
The prudent wife always keeps 81 la.
cob bll about in case OF household arci-
dents
Some OF the officers employed In taking
the census OF the Maori population al
New Iraland reported that where mar
rla2eS between persons belonging tu dis
llnct tribes take place the progeny .aEu
both numr and healthy. " here
members. Oi g.. ',iie trihe infor marry.
the rev eIsc h almost alWays lhe case. -
Omaha daily bee., 1886-11-20

The prudent wife always keeps 81, ia.
cob oll about in case OF household arci-
dents
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Rough Oh Pain Porous sed
lsIlster:

STRENGTHENING, improved. the best for
backache, pains in chest or side, rheuma-
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POPULAR SCIENCE.

GERMAN photographers are now max
ing excellent photographs of lightning
The extraordinary man fold rami1ica-
tions of the lightning are beautifully
represented by means of the gelatine
plates.
IT has been observed in Russia that
extreme cold converts tin into semi
crystalline mass containing large cavi-
ties. In one instance the pipes of a
church organ were so altered by cold
as to be no longer sonorous.
DISEASE germs are probably much
less affected ly extreme cold than might
be expected EXPERIMENTS have been
reported to the Glasgow Ihilosophical
Society IN which q temperature of l2O
degrees Eelow zero was lnsu.!.cent to
stop processes of putreiaction.
A REMARKABLE property of the ice
plant, hotanicallv known as mesembrv-
anthemum crvstalinum, is it's absorp-
ton of salt, q tiu q exuded by its leaves
having been found to contain about
thirty-three per cent. of sea salt. For
this reason it is suggested that the
plant may be advantaceou ,ly grown on
lands made unproductive by an excess
of salt
PRoF. IorSo says when you consider
the brightness of the suns surface YOU
find it to be about $50 times as bright
as one of our calcium lights, aad about
four times as bright as the brightest OF
the points in one of our electric lights.
The electric light is very bright, but
the solar surface is about four times as
bright as that.
IN recent address by Mr.. J. J. Cole
man, President of the chemical section
of the Philosophical Society of Glas-
gov, it was stated that at about 133
degrees below zero the flesh of animals,
such as mutton. becomes so hard as to
ring like porcelain when struck with
iron, and can be crushed into fine
powder. And yet, as demonstrated by
his own and Prof. Mckendrick- ex.
periments, microbia conIained in such
| meats has recovered vitality on thaw.
ing, even after an exposure of 1OO
hours to the temperature above men.
| toned.
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Old FOgylSnl.

Tho rubs. disappointments, and sor-
rows of hard world make lotos land
O necessity. and what most interests US
is always seen through lotos land
mist. Youth looks forward, age back
ward, through this magical haze.
What is ambition IN the one becomes
old fogvism in the other, and both are
living in air-castlcs and develop their
best thoughts and actions in this I'M
real abode. Fashion has changed much,
but it has not changed the deeper tis-
sue of the heart CT the deeper nerve
organization of the brain. 1t has writ
ten the ban against sentmentallsm,
but real sentiment remains untouched
by its DEGREES. Fashion itself. has its
old fogy dreams, and the world
hardened, cynical old dowager herself,
who has closed her ears to praise or
censure, mods paralyticallv before her
fire. and finds her lotos land in the
flaming Goals. An old fogy is not old,
though he be patriarch as to years; !;
age may have shriveled his flesh, robbed
him of his teeth, and distorted his
Joints with rheumatism, but the sap of
youth is untouched in his heart. lie is
the real and only successful alchemist; /;
he has discovered the virgin earth
called "old fogyism," and by its aid is
able to convert all the baser metals OF
life into pure and uncorrupted gold.-
Boston Gazette,
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Corrected.

Miss Anna Johnson, of ? + Front street.
Columbus, Ohio, says: Z" suffered from
an aggravated form of constipation and
indigestion for several months. Ny FAM
ily physician tried all kinds Of medicines
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Mr.. Milton Knots, Urbana, O., writes:
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Mr.. George Fisher. Portsmouth. O.,
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and having good trade on it: It gives
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A CALIFORNIA girl was guilty OF
mean trick the other day. She eloped
with her Objectionable lover the same
day her mother was enameled; and as
the latter WAS compelled to remain shut
up three days, or else crack all over,
the couple managed to get away with
out pursuit.
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BROWN BREAD.

from the { Ii cago Ledger
WOMAN is most muscular in the heart.
TIE man who is so busy that he has
no time to laugh needs vacation.
GET the cash from the man who
never has a k.nd word frr anybody.
IT is said that a divorce lawyer would
starve in Japan, Ihen Ivy all means
let him he sent thcre.
SuAKsrrA"E may rank pretty well
with folks who have money n the bank,
but peop who battle with ;ne wolf ut
short range have more OF Il preference
for Bacon.
Som people claim that luck is pl'lck,
but yoi. CD ind an editor with d poor
can br NC the luckless million to view it
IN that way.
THr m4u w&o hreaks in new set Of
store ( eth may not have { he blood of
martyrs in him, hut he has about every
thing else needed to insure success IN
that business.
SoNT9BooY wants to know why pretty
women generally marry homelv men.
We have ii clHginr belief that it is
done to give their own beatty the bene-
tit of contrast.
THERE is considerable similarity in
one particular betw en i t 20 nst and .
growing boz. 1t Is supposed hat To-
Gust devours three times its own weight
svery fifteen days.
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.'EsOslsll on COrmS.

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"HsOlaSs, on Rats

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Rich Cinnamon Returning Home.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Forty Cinnamon
from Havana in native costume were
landed in this city from the Ward line
steamer Saratoga to-day. They are on
their way home via San Francisco. Many
of them are richly dressed. Yung kan1
Yen sported bright red umbrella and
wore large diamond ring. HIS papers
showed that he had been a merchant at
Havana for eight years, and was worth
$4,000. An aged Monaghan who was
pointed out confirmed opium eater, FREE
quently took snuff from a jeweled box.
Another showed companion the time
by gold repeater he carried attached to
q handsome gold chain.
After Deputy Collector Hopper had in
dorsed their papers, they were furnished
with through overland tickets.
Yesterday afternoon Wo Kee, the we'll.
known Mott street Chinese merchant,
and some others showed the newcomers
about town, and made it interesting for
them.
"The reason so many Chinese are pass
ing through New York this year." said
Mr.. Hopper, sis that the Spanish eight
year contracts for Chinese labor IN Cuba
have many of them expired this year, and
the men are going back home. Not in
years have so many Mongolians passed
through the city, and they all take money
home. A party of twentythrce were
passed through last week, and their ag-
gregate wealth amounted to 100000"
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Insanity Among Royalty.

Prof. Hackel writes thus concerning
the frequency of insanity among the
reigning houses: "Already the famous
alienist, Esquirol, proved that the pro-
portion of insane members of govern
ing families to those of the rest of man
kind is sixty to one. If similar Stats
ties concerning the hereditary nobility
could be gathered, it would probably be
found that the arlstoeracy, TOO, fur-
nishes a much larger con tingent of men
tai diseases than the ordinary. people.
The reason lies in theunnatural or one
sided education, and in the artificial
separ alton of the privileged caste from
the rest of the world. This favors the
development of the dark SIDES OF human
nature. which are artifcally propagat-
ed, and, according to the laws OF hered-
ity, transmitted with redoubled power
from generation to generation, Can.
teaslau6e.