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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
8eo entung oes Gutturfampies.
@uItur bebsutet bier basfeIbe aIs @ipiIt.

@ultur bebeutet bier basfelbe als gtpili
%iation. 3wet gulturen tdmpfen In be,
cipiIiiirten Delt nit abpe1leInbem Slid
UNI bic 9erridaft ber 8eIt: Die drift.
Ii9e unb bic altbeibnii9e. 9is tirtii9,
unb bic aftatii9e @ultur, weI9e Dor tau:
ienb Sabren bas gbriitentbum bebrobten,
tommen bier ni5t In Betra1t, ba fe fd
ldnsit pom &fplas auridseaosen ia:
ben. Ser bsuttse gulturtampt ber IN
allen 9riitIi9sn 9dnbern nit sr6Berer ober
%sertuserer Seftisteit uitbet, 1T bsinabs
400 Sabre alt. Dor bieier 3ett berri9te
in 9rifli6en 2anbsrn bic 9riitIi1e gultu,
ober Qualification unumidrdntt obne &iua.
len. Die Sereften uub &suoIutionen,
usIde uon 3ett gu 3stt auftaudtsn, parsn
Der 9riitli9en @uItur seseniiber ma9tIos.
Seute finb bic Sereiien unb &e~polutioner
aqtdsIi9e @ri4einunseu, usI9e tn ben
&ussn Der SfentIiten Weinuns teinerlei
S9anbe nod fid sieben, wofern ite nut
erfolsrei9 inb. Politii9s unb reIisi6ie
8erbre9er seIten ni9t einmal mebr uIs
pabre 8erbre9er, ion6ern ais @brenmdns
ner, bic in ibren llnternebmunsen unsllt:
lid paren. Dor 400 Sabren mai bic @bes
idsibuus, bic giuiIebe, bic auf stHanber
fOIsenbs 8isIpsibsrsi nod sanaIid i'm
gbriitentbum unbetannt. Gs CAB weber
Ebsater nod i9le1te 5duier, nod i9le9ts
2itsratur nod f9Ie6te grefs. anftatt
bshsn CAB es untabItse &I6fter, mo Drift
Ii9s Sunsfrauen etn t~usenbbaftes unb
driflt1ss 2sben fibrteu. 9as gbriitens
tbum berri9te i'm tieffen Srieben obue &c:
fabrIi9en Ssiub ibsr bic Ratiouen.
9Iuetn sesen gnbe bss fintebnten
Sabrbunberts bssinnt TN @rnite Der &f
ssseu bic 9rifIide @uItur. Ntt ber 8ers
breituns Der &enaifanes, b. 3. bsr @ies
berbelebuns bes 9etbentbums, besiunt Elm
&f auf 2sben ober Cob awii9sn ben
3pet @ultursn Der bsibnti@eu unb Der
4rifli9en.
9te beibnti9e guItur erSffnete ben
&f suerft auf benz @ebists Der &unit
unb 2iteratur. I'm tire 6riitli9s Rebsns
bubIerin 3u ueroransen, psridrts fe bies
islbe ais mittelaIterlide StniferniB unb
8arbarsi. 9ieie &ni9wdr3uns geIana
ibr 70 wobI, buB bic SfentIi6s Msinuns
nod In unieren Gasen in benz faIf9sn
@abne lsbt, bas MittsIalter iei tn @trts
Ii9tsit cine 3eit Der GinftsrniB, Der Tins
unb &obbeit sewsieu. 9is
4riitIi1s &unit unb 2iteratir muBts wsis
den unb Der cIafff9 beibnii9en 9las mas
den, wel4e nod bts bur Stuube lire
Ssrri9aft ~bsbauptet. Don Der &unf unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28

Sbr tennt, ebruarbise griber, bic 3sits
,srbdItniIe. Gluf Der etnen Seite finb bic
Reni6en pom elmer unbdubtsen 2eiemutb
beieelt, auf Der anbsrn Ssite srsieBt f5
rtn Strom i9Ie3ter S9riften. IS tam
taum sei8tIoert werben, weIden S9aben
bisie tastdslid ben Sitten unb ber Relts
ston 3ufisen. Oarum feb etfris barauf
bebadt. bur9 Bitten unb grmabnen unb
auf anbsre @siie bic 9ldubtsen Don ienen
unIautsrn Susuen ferusubalteu uub fe gu
befern 3u fibren. Sebr uiitli9 wirb es
fem, wenu unter ererer auffi9t unb 2sis
tuns Eusesbldtter eri9etnen, weI9e benz
pom allen Seiten barserei6ten Site seits
semaB entsesenwirten, unb bic Babrbeit,
Susenb unb &eIisiOn i9dsen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusieiiden giidOfe.
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Gin Sremno Der Mruten bon
oieier Groe gef6ieDen.

4us Eurin fon1mt bic Trauerbotidaft,
baB Don Boseo, Der @riinber Der Sales
iianer, Der 8ater Der Irueu, mad lanseu
2eiben seitorben 1T. 8sreits Dor einisen
Bo4en fam bic perfribte Ra4ri6t Don
istnem Eobe, bod bate Der &rante fi9
nod eth Wfal erbolt. Betanntli1 1T bies
fer 9eIb Der 9rtitIi9sn Rd9ffenliebe Der
Vorltanb bon rnebr ais 500 @r,iebunass
bduiern, bic ale untsr ieinsr 2eituns ges
f4affen uurbeu, unb n beuen mebr ais
SOC, 900 Waiien lire gr3isbung erbtelten.
Mber ni9t nur bic Waiieu miiI In Don
Bosco ibren Batter usrebren, ionbern audi
bic arulen SSnbiausr Sabamerita's. 9ie
taleiianii4e @eieai9aft, bsren @rinber
Dom 8Osco 1T, bat f9ou felt benz Sabre
1875 tn mebreren Yuntten Sibamerita's,
tn 8rafiIien, Uruguay, in Ga pIata uub
gbtle unb aud in Ecuador fi1 nieberss>
tallen nnb gang beionbers Der Tbitisteit
fiS sswibmet, bic armen ginseborenen,
usl9e iesli9er setitli9er uub u,atsrisqsr
Interitisung entbebren, gu belebren, 81
betebren uub aud materiea Bu f6rbern.
@rit tir3It9 1T wieber cine S9aar Gales
taner nad ECUADOR gu Der Sfieite Der
9otbiueren %abgegan9en. SeIbftperfGnbs
LID 1T Der llnterbaIt bieier Wiifonen,
benen &apeuen, tir9It9e 9epdnber unb
@efaBe, ebenio 9erdtbe uno allerIei Bsrts
3euSe gum Itsrz unb @~artenbau, RIeis
o~unssfate u. |. 10. In senisenber &n3abI
teblen, etn febr f9wieriser, unb bic Sorz
gen, weI9s bur5 bisls Wiifonsn auf Don
8osco I~afteten, m0sen ni9t penis auf ieine
@eiunbbeit einsewtrft baben. Don Bosco
mar 3u g%aifeInuopo b'aIft i'm Sabre 1915
seboren, itanb aIio i'm rs. 2ebensiabre.
Sein &eben mar cine &stte pom Irbett
unb Spferu. Sbne 9iIfsmitteI, obne
etnen Btennts, beganu ct NIT % Sabren
fem 8srt, inbsm CT stpa Elm SuBenb &ins
Der I'M ii9 periammeIte. Ssst Ieitete er
500 4nitalten, wel9e Don 900, 900 Rim
bern bsuOltert ftab. Die 3pei Snititute
IN Surtn beberbersen aQetn 800 &inber,
unb bieies &teisnwert Der Rd9itsnIisbe
lebt nur pom MImoisn, pon einem Gag
aaf ben aubern bOffenb. v@eldes finS
Sbre 9iIfsmitteI2 fragile elm gorrsipons
bent zines Barrier 8lattsS Don 9urarbo.
pWtr baben nur zines: bic a~lsemeiue
8obltbdtisteit", erpiberte ct eiufa9. rDie
gOrisbuns IdBt uns ni4t unterssbsn."
Don Bosco bate an bic 3utunft se>
ba4t. Ssit einisen Sabren sos er ft9
etnen 5ilfsarbetter beran, Der ibn iberau
btn beslsitete; er beiBt Don &ua Rt4ele.
Oteiem wirb es 3ufaaen, lbie 1900 Wiiios
ndre unb ale anitaIten 3u lsiten, bic tn
StaIien, 5rantrei4 uub amerita peritrsut
finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Die patifanii6e a(usfteauns.
(S d IN b.

@ir tommen nun mad StaIieu, bas sus
nd9it cine game Reibe id6n ciisIirtsr
@lofsn aufseitsIt bat. Gin ebsnio toits
bares aIs f96nes @sident 1T Elm @borrod
nit elmer so gsntimster brsiten Spite aus
Point dc Venise in b69iter 8oQenbuns
pom Der 9iSceie gene6is. BON benz
@ertbe fam man fi6 einen 9esriff mas
den, uenn man berifit9tist, baB Elm
&rasen aus FOLDER Spite i'm buisrii5en
RationaImuieum 10000 4. sstoitet bat.
8enebts bat feline Snbuftrie aud nod nit
sinisen 2iifsru aus ssbIalenem @Iaie re-
prdienttrt, fur bic es beribmt 1T. Sebr
bibi9 III aud elm Decentralization, Wos
beQ Der Rir9e ct. Gntonio IN Yabua NIT
ibren pislen &uppsIn In Stlbsr, tbeils pers
goblet unb NIT @maiae u~sraisrt. gtpas
apotrppb ninmt f9 Elm redt miierabeI
ausseitopfter Dammbiri9 aus, Der NIT
elmer ni9t obne 9ewalt beranse3osenen
8ibslftsas periebsn if. 9rei bOlsse:
f9nibte Stible iinb pom FOLDER Seinbeit
uub BARTLETT Der ausfibrans, baB @insm
btmmelansit mare fi9 barauf 3u ieten.
2lus @snua wurbe Elm gborbemb seianbt,
bas isbr mertwirbis nit Bllmen aus feis
ner 2einwanb init ibren siu3slnsn 8Idttsrn
u~er5iert 1T - cine unsebeure arbeit. Cine
S9uls bat benz 81. Batter bic gIeififts
3si9nuusen ibrer 36sIinss seianbt, - gut
ssmsint, absr ie tomusrl nt9t tn ein Wus
feum. @us ben italienii1en Si6csfen
finb aud aismli9 pisIe WsBtsIde ssianbt
worbeu, leiber bsiuabe ale In bersli6
idlsdtem @si9mate; hi usnise pon
gutter Sorm. ar9 BITE Sacramento 3ei6nen
ft9 bur4aus ui9t burd itpluoas gus,ei9s
hung aus. @as Der 81. Yater NIT ben
3wsi sinseianbten Steiuiammlungen tbun
ioa, rpetB i'd ni9t. Don 8ersamo toms
men cine sanae anaabl Gabatsboien aus
@lfsnbetn, Silbsr &C., msiit isbr babi9e
alte Stide. Ser Dom pon Wailanb In
9a~ubidsearbsit bat wobI cine raisnbe 9rs
belt semadt, 1T absr ni6t rsdt bantbar.
Die WiiiiOnen ..baben stbnosrapbii9e De-
aenftanbe barssbra9t. bic our Bsrsideruns
trsenb elmer SammIuns biensn psrbsn.
aus WaiIanb wurbs sine san3e Serie
tunituOl sefdItetsr gborbsmbsn einsss
fanbt. Bon bobem sSntsrsTs III cine pbos
tolttoSrapbti9s Rsprobuttiou bss rlrtsrtss
Wanuicttpt ber Versione Liriaca Der
Bibel. gtuen tomii1sn @tnbrld MAIDEN
cine an3abI SttefsI rfar @iifoudrs", bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Str&ft&e 2%1eutsRetten.

Cine riefge Summe babsn BITE bO9s
rp'iisu gii6Ofe Reane pon Rt6monb unb
Srlanb pom ct. Saul fir bte tatbeli9e
llniperiitdt In ben Stdbten Baltimore unb
@aibinston 3uiammencoqettirt unb istsn
ibre Golsftsn tn philadelphia fort. 0ie
bic v&atboIii6s 9oIts3eitlns" bsri9tst,
erbieItsn Bic Yrdlaten In Der gr3biSesis
Baltimore BITE ftaatIi9e Sumu1s pom stpaS
absr $4,000. Die 9risitsr baben bas
BON ca. $l2, 900 aufssbradt. 8wst iunse
9amens @si@wifer, sabsn $50, 900 anb
9err Mi9. Sentins CAB 100000; has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
6 ID. d N Irben

perben beretts aus ben Wtttbeilungen mel.
mes bo4u. Setretdrs sutnomnsu babeu,
baB sSbre beiben Senbungen rsdt3eitis uni
sIitIt9 etusetroffen itnb. 8si benz fort.
6auernOen tdsIi9en unb gang enormen
3ubranse pon 9iIseru, wel9e aus allen
Sbeilen Der WeIt beriibertommsn, nm benz
in Der @efanseui6af. bes 8atttans befiubs
li6en Sbsrbirten Der Stride, befen sSubsIs
feft, msbr ais jemaIs etn friiberss, bic
game tatbolti9e 8elt unb einer sroBen
Tbetl ni9t nur Der atatboltf9en, ionbern
iosar bsr bsibnii6en 3sitsenofsn bur9
eiHe wunberbare 8oriebuus bes s0ttIi9en
Sberbtrten ietner Stride 3u elmer lebsnbis
gen GbeiInabue an bteisr Teier erpstt bat,
tbrs @Iituini6e unb Tetsabsn barsus
brtnser, mar es mir erft seftern m6slt9,
benz 81. 8ater bic portreffii9 ausseitattete
Seftsabe Der Serren Rebatteure Der tatbos
Iii6en beuti1eu Bl6tter Rorbamerita's
peri0uIi6 gu iiberreiden, na9bsm bieieIbe
bereits felt nsbreren Wo9en In Der patti
tanii9sn 0ffentIi9en ausfteIuns ben ibr
sebibrenben pIus einsenOmmen bate.
Ger III. 8ater SEQ XIII. + t
bapon NIT Iebenbisem Sntes
reiie @iuft4t 9enpmmen unb
ienbet ALLEN, peI9e an btefer
Sef9abe it9 betbeiIist unb
Sbm bur6 btsfeIbe lire @IIts
wInde barsebra9t babeu,
Setneu tOIifaen @ruB
nnb Se9en pom san3em 9er3en.
Soften unO beteu mir, baB bic sssen
parttse gang auBerorbentlt@e GbetInabme
fat auer 86lter uub Sirften an ber pdpit.
It9eu Subelfeier f9 oils cine sIafIi9e
8Orbebeutuns unb ais elm llnterpfanb en-
wsiis fur cine before 3utunft, In wel4er
ber in ben Sabrbunberteu ber Reformation
unb Der &epolution 70 melt psrbreitete rlns
CLAUDE nit @ottes Silfe wieber iberwuns
ben werbe bur6 baS 2i9t bes feften unb
Iebenbtsen @laubens on bic Gutorttdt Der
pom Soft ssitifteten unb NIT benz unfsbIs
barren 2ebramt periebenen &tr3e unb ibres
Sberbautss!
@rsebenit sriiBt
Yaulu8 cardinal @eI9ers.
81 0 m, 80. Sanuar 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
R6tuns i9r Sat6oftRem !
Die ettmuae oes perft. plus TX.

Btr eriu6en sic ~tnftdnbisff, allen benen
nit euren1 suten @tuen unb eurer @unft
beisufteben, be, NIT @eiit besabt unb NIT
se~niiseaber &enntntB ausseriiitet, ft9 N
Ste arbeit modem unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen our gertbetbisuns unb 8erbrsituns Der
tatbOIiideu 2ebre perOffeutIi9en.
@ncpcIica Yils TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
Die stintne 2ep's XIII.

2afet euer 2i9t leu6ten por ben @ens
f4en, bamit fis euere suteu 8erte isben.
l1nb Der 9err sebe eu4 6asu Seiuen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an has in 9arma eri6einenbe gIatt
Luce" (Geu6te), Qufans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
An aIe 8erieBer mno Neoaf.
'teire Der oeuti6en fatboIts
i@en 3eitnnsen uno 3eits
fGriftett TT Den 8ereinigten

Sebr seebrte 9erren!
9as nu6itebenbe S9reiben CT. gmis
r,eu3 bes bo6u'fte 9erru Cardinals gau.
lus Rel3ers pirb Sbnen sepiB 6reube
unb @enustbuuus bereiten.
Mit auer 9o9a4tuns ersebenit
W m. Eappert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-28
aatboHf@er atrHen . Ralenser.

Sefus treibt etnen EsufeI aus. - 2ue. IL,
Spnnt. ben 4. RGrs @aiimir, &. 2ucius.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18

On that issue the republican party proposed
Harrison and Morton! 49,
lMr. Wilson Of West Virginia, suggested
that the republican party in Chicago had got
drunk over the Oregon election, and that the
platform was the result of Dutch courage.
When the courage evaporatcd the republi-'
cans attempted TO say Tint the platform did
not, what in black and white II did, mean on
record.
Mr.. Sowdcn's amendment was then rejected
by a vote Of IA to 20.
Mr.. Adams of Illinois and Mr.. But
worth of Ohio, criticized as opening the
way for the evasion of the
payment of the whisky tax, the provision
authorizing the secretary of the treasury, in
his discretion, to allow distillcries MASKING
less than twenty-five bushels of grain u day
to be operated without storekoepers or
gaugers, Mr.. Buttcrworth moved to strike
out the clause to which he had objected.
The motion was lost by u vote OF I3 TO So.
Mr.. Hit offered an amendment re1uc-
ing the bonded period for whisky to ono year.
Lost.
Mr.. Lnwler offered an amendment to abol-
ish the tax on olcomargorine. Rejected.
The last section of the bill was then read
and the date upon which the bill shall go into
effect fixed on October I. lsSS.
Tho committee then rose.
Tn vote on the bnnl passage of the bill
will not be taien until next Saturday.
TIL house thcn took n recess uhthS o'clock
this evening, the session to be for the consid-
Grafton Of bills reported from the commkteo
ON IN
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
AS to Traitor Crane.

A few weeks ago General Van Wyck
administered ascathing rebuke to Hon.
Mr.. Crane at his own home in Loup
county for his base betrayal Of his con-
stituents. After brooding over this
castigation for a month or six weeks,
Crane comes to the front with n charge
that Van Wyck offered him a large
sum Of money for his support a day or
tive before the election Of United States
senator.
We will waste very few words on
Crane and his disclosure. 1t is noto-
rious that Crane was elected to the leg
i~5laturo on public pledges to support
Van Wyck for re-election. His o
stituents expected and believed he
would vote for Van Wyck. first, last and
all the time. Van Wyck counted on
Cranes support as much us he did on
the delegation from his own county.
When the Legislature met Crane pro-
fessod to be for Van Wyck and
led the general and his friends to
believe that he would stand by him.
Does IL stand to reason thai Van Wyck
would attempt to bride n Of his W
supporters? If Van Wyck was short of
votes and had to go in the market for
them, what advantage would he gain by
Offering money for support in his own
camp.
The truth is that Crane is n brazen
rogue. He was II traitor to his con-
stituents, not only on the SEN
atorial question, but Upon every
issue that affected their welfare
as taxpayers and citizens. He was u
constant associate Of the oil-room lobby
lists. He drank with them, slept with
| them, and voted for them. n he refused
any brides from anybody for anything,
it was only because there WAS a higher
| bid in sight.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
THE HIGHEST PRICE YET.
The Commercial National Buys the
City Hall Corner for 500, OOO.

wy nun SOTuST ~ pu-sOOos
AS heretofore stated in this paper the
northwest corner Of Sixteenth and Farnam
is to be occupied as a bank site. The ne
gotiations which have been pending for two
weeks were closed this afternoon.
Mr.. Potter, of Potter & Cobb, has been in
Chicago e~ffecting the sale with Mr.. Riley.
The price paid is 500 coo cash, or its equival-
ent.
The price put on the property, and named
in the letter of option held by the Commercial
National, was SlO0, 900, and matters hung fire
for a while, the owner Offering to divide and
take sos, 900 and the bank Offering 800, COO.
Finally 500, COO was agreed upon and a partial
payment was made yesterday. The bank
takes possession April I, 1883, upon the ex-
piration OF the lease of the present tenants,
and the unsightly shell which has so long
disgraced the most elegant corner in the city
will soon be graced by u stately building.
The probability that in this vicinity Il new
hotel will necessarily be located, fixes the
future position of the neighborhOod as UNI
doubtedly the first, az regards architecture
and business, for all time. None but fine
buildings will now seem suitable in prox-
nifty to the magnificent piles already located
and to be located there. The building to be
erected by the Commercial National will be
the equal of any in the city-freproof and
handsome,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
FORT A NEWS.
Trumpetcr Grifin's Death-whisky lin
His Eocc-NOfes .


Trumpeter William Griffin, of company K,
second infantry, died this morning at the
hospital. He had been confined to his bed
for some time, suffering from an attack of
chronic bronchitis, which finally resulted in
his death.
Griffin. was q distihg uished soldier having
served twenty four years in the United
Stntes service. He first enlisted during the
war and was honorably discharged. He then
took the trumpet in the fourth artillery. On
the expiration of this term he joined the
tenth infantry and was its field musician for
ten years, finally in the second. He served
until bis death, making In oil twenty
four years. He had five discharges.
had the distinction OF receiving n
medal of honor for gallantry IN service. He
will he buried Wednesday or Thursday with
the usual military rites.
Private Dcvlin, the gardner OF company K,
was struck by lightning early yesterday
morning, while in his tent at the garden.
He is in u very pitiable condition at present,
but hopes are entertained for his recovery.
Yesterday afternoon the garrison people
became aware of their losses oocasioned by
the storm, Tuesday morning. Every cellar
of the fort was flooded. Some of the officers
used them as store-rooms. Among the suf-
ferers were Captain Samuel McKeever,
whose store-house contained property which
was damaged to the extent of $500.
First Lieutenant WARNS, second infantry,
wife and daughter, have returned.
There are now at the fort ten colored re-
cruits under the charge Of Sergeant Tune
cliffe, Of the Second infantry. Eight Of these
will go to Fort Robinson and two will pro
coed to Fort Niobrara.
The trial Of First Lieutenant Brumbach,
charged with conduct unbecoming an officer,
commenced yesterday. The cause of the
complaint occurred at the rifle range. Lieu
An,,nyuf lpt,t ~ anT a,ystAt 7 4 A,n II ne.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18

IT is very evident to some of the old
members Of the board of education that
one or two Of the new members Just
elected do not propose to be governed
by the action of the retiring board.
The resolution of MIR. Rees asking that
a committee be appointed to ascertain
the time for the election of teachers
and i~anitors OF the public schools a
eminently proper. 1t was a sign of
weakness on the part OF the board to
vote down this resolution. The whole
sale tanner in which the retiring
board, as one OF its last acts, reelected
the school teachers and janitors, to say
the least, vas d~iscourteous to the board
just elected. Moreover the suspicion
will always fill the air that the occasion
was used to reward favorites. The le-
gallty OF the action OF the late board is
also doubtful. 1t is a question whether
the retiring board had any right to an
ticipate the present board in electing
the teachers for the school year be-
ginning in September. There are
grounds here for investigation despite
the cowardice Of the board to look into
the matter. Mr.. Rees can do the com
munity no better service than to persist
in his efforts to have the board conduct
its business legitimately.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18

ON sober second thought, the sugges-
tions Of Mr.. Peter Her respe citing the
palace of products enterprise, must com
mend itself to the projectors OF that
scheme. 1t will not do for Omaha to
copy after Sioux City in the erection Of
a corn palace. We have passed out of
%swaddling clothes and people expect
something on a grand scale from us.
The nature of the proposed exhibit
should take the character OF an inter
state display, in which not only the
products OF Nebraska, but the agric ul-
tural, mineral and manufacturing
wealth of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,
Montana, Iowa and Dakota shall be
seen. Added to such an exhibition,
spectacular effects and "A fortnight of
grand concert from Gilmore's band,
Omaha will get up a carnival of which
she may we'll be proud. OF course an
enterprise on such a scale needs money.
But If VIC want a big crowd of visitors
and entertain them satisfactorily, no
one-horse side-show attraction will do.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18

OUR Clay county correspondent an
nounces that two members of the late
legislature, Randall and Newton, are
up for reelection and want to be vindi-
Gated. Now if the people of Clay county
are so lost to self-respect as to elect men
who have proved themselves r~ecreant
TO the most sacred of trusts, they de-
serve 10 be DISTINGUISHED forever. Ran
dali is IA ranting blathersliite who,
under Of intense stalwartism,
was always n ready tool OF the railroads,
He is one of those extra loyal patriots
who o the livery Of heaven in which
TO serve the devil. II he is moi n bood-
leer himself he was always voting with
them and helping them to get out Of
close quarters, as he did in ~whitewash-
tng the gambling bill cop~spirators.
Newton Is n mild-mannered fraud. He
Is q farmer, but votes with tho lawyers
and railroad cappers. Such farmers in
che Legislature are more dangerous than
out-and-0ut railroad employees.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
1t wouldn't Rhyme.

washington Crftt.
Daniel remarked the president this
morning as he observed his private secretary
busily writing.
Eyes, SIRE" responded Daniel, laying aside
his pen.
"What are you writing9"
''Trying to write poetry, sire"
'Poetry, Danicl9" exclaimed the president,
in startled tones.
ayes, sire,'' replied Daniel, sheepishly.
"What kind of poetry, Daniell"
Champaign poetry, sire.'
"Ah, Daniel, that's we'll. How goes IT."
Trough sire; almighty rough"
"What's the matter, Daniel!"
"Oh, it's the blasted second line, sire. I
can get the first one as easy as falling off a
log, but the second one won't come"
whats wrong with it, Daniell" ,
81 cannot tell, sire. I've been trying for
two hours to make civil service reform
rhyme with Cleveland and l can't do it to
save my gizzard.".
'Um-er-um, Daniel said the president
refectively, that requires a free use of po-
cite license. Give ms the pen and let's see
what I can do with it," and the president
rolled up his sleeves and went to work, while
Daniel stood by scratching his dome of
thought and gnawing his moustache in true
poetic labor,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
TITLE candidate of the democracy for

THE candidate of the democracy for
vice president has started in early Us a
distributor Of patronage, and his first
act in this direction is said to have been
q manifestation OF hostility to Senator
Payne. There was n postmaster to be
appointed at London, o., and Payne
had recommendedSa man. Thurman
was appealed to, and having learned
that the senator had a candidate he cast
nbout for some one else, whom he rec
commended for the place. The name of
the Thurman candidate was sent to the
senate, and it remains to be seen what
Payne will do in the matter. There is
no affection between these veterans of
the Ohio democracy, and for this reason
1t is questionable whether Thurman
will get the full support of the party in
his own state.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18
New York Politics,
The Epoch.

In a contest between Warner Miller
and David b. Hill for the gubernatorial
chair of the great state of New York,
the mass Of. thinking, Independent
voters will array themselves on the side
Of Warner Miller, and this will tend to
strengthen the chances o fBeniamin Har-
rison. II the democratic members will
insist upon knocking their heads
against the stone wall of honest public
sentiment. by renominating Mr.. Hill,
we imagine that there will be less rea-
son to offer such large odds on the
election Of Grover Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-18

If 7 r be true as reported that the late
emperor had set his heart upon giving
Alsaee-Lorraine home rule, it is more
to be deplored that the great kaiser was
not spared to carry out his plan. The
Independence OF this disputed territory
would soon lead to the disarmament of
and lasting peace between Germany and
France. 1t would relieve the German
empire of the military tax
which Is sapping the life blood of that
patiOn