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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

II Rohn, Of La Platte, Of 800 and watch,
was arrested at Plattsmouth Thursday and
most of the property recovered
The Norfolk board OF pension examiners
claim to be doing more WORK than any similar
board in the state. There are now thirty
seven orders for examination on hand
The farmers in the vicinity of Arapahoe
are agitating the subject of building an elc-
vntor and shipping their own grain. Over
one hundred farmers have agreed TO take one
share each at $40
Wayne county's fourth annual fair will be
held at Wayne, September 20 TO %, and
promises to be grand success. The tickets
are very pretty pieces of pasteboard, and
THE BEE has one.
1ncendiary fiends made another attempt to
fire the town of Aurora Tuesday night. but
the flames were discovered in time and cx-
tinguishcd. The citizens will organize Wig
lance committee.
Poisonous ice cream doubled up q number
Of the guests of G.. IL. Fuller, IA Burt county
farmer one night last week. n doctor was
called and quelled the inward disturbances
after short siege.
The United States fish commission car de-
| posted large number of bass, walleycd
! pike, carp and perch in the North Fork at
| Norfolk, and other fish were distributed
along the man line of the Elkhorn as far
| west as Stuart.
A team of mules belonging to Owen Wins.
| low, of Beaver City, ran away the other day,
| throwing Mr.. Winslow from the wagon,
| breaking his leg. Mrs. Winslow attempted
| to stop the animals and was knocked down,
receiving injuries which may prove fatal.
! A "poor sick steer' was being trampled on
| in a car when it stopped at Schuyler the
| other day and the humane men in attendance
unloaded the cattle in order to relieve the
| fallen brute. In repay for their kindness
| the steer charged the men, jumped out of the
| car, broke for the country and terrorized
everybody in the neighborhood. 1t was
finally found necessary to shoot the animal
T., The straw vote fiend worked one OF the
| trains returning from the Norfolk reunion
and this was the result: The whole number
| of votes cast was li2. OF these Harrison re-
ceived l26, Cleveland 40, Fisk 5, and Streeter
| l. OF the 1T2 votes, III of them were the
votes of old soldiers, divided as follows :;
| Harrison 10l, Cleveland I, Fisk 3. One pc
| culiarity about the vote was that % of the 40
votes for Cleveland were in the smoking car.
The Lyons Mirror refers to q contenpor-
ary as follows; 1t has often been said that
| "thcre is nothing in a name" Perhaps this
is true, and for the good of our contemporary,
the Tekamah Herald, we hope it is. For a
long time it was under shaciel (Sheckle. }
Later it was under the guidance of one who
ought (Ott) to have made it q good paper.
Still later it was conducted by the most Saw
age man in the county, and now it is owned
and edited by corns, Ckorns) that which
has given the human family more intense
pain than anything else of similar dimen
sions. We implore the editorial fraternity
| to tread lightly.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

THE condition in the yellow fever
district OF Florida is by no means i'm
proving. In spite Of the prompt and
vigorous measures taken by the state
and national authorities the epidemic is
spreading, and fears are entertained
that the dreadful scourge will sweep
over other sections Of the south. 1t
Is only by the strictest attention to
quarantine regulations that any hope
is entertained for confining the dis
case in its present boundaries.
This appears to be the only way OF
stamping out the epidemic. Unfortu-
nately the people of Jacksonville are
chatting under the quarantine rules and
cause the authorities no end OF trouble
as the germs OF the fever are carried
into other parts OF the country chiefly
through refugees who evade the quar-
nntine regulations.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

Now 1T is charged that General Har-
rison has contributed $4,000 to the re-
publican national committee. The truth
of it is that Mr.. Harrison has not paid u
dollar into the campaign fund for many
reasons. the most obvious being that he
has no such sum at his disposal and
would not borrow it if he could.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

THE past three days have demon
strated the advantage of cable roads
over the horse railway system. More
than sixty thousand people were carried
over the cable line within forty-eight
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

ever, for all the committee can get, and
no democratic oflicehoider should with
hold contribution with the idea that
his mite may not be needed. Every
man is expected to do his duty, the
measure of which is twenty per cent OF
bis GALAXY
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

THE best advertisement Omaha job
bers have ever had was the demonstra-
tion on Drummers' Day. Next year the
parade should be supplemented by a
grand banquet to country merchants
and dealers who purchase supplies in
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

WHEN Chicago can show up sensa-
tion equal to the recent hurly-burly
enacted in Justice Fields court at San
Francisco, by the famous Sarah Althea
Hill and her husband, Judge Terry, it
will be in order for the Queen City of
the Lake to lay claim as the American
divorce centre.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

THE general managers of the western
railroads have ratified anew agreement
as to passenger rates to take effect
September 10. In the words of the song
of the day, "Oh, wonder how long it
will last,n
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

SENATOR TABOR, of Colorado, could
not get the nomination for governor on
the reputation of his frilled nightshirts,
and so the nomination went to Banker
Cooper.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

WrTH long pull, a strong pull and a
pull all together, as they say at sea,
Omaha can next year improvise an ex-
position that will eclipse anything ever
attempted west of Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

If IT be true that Colonel Henry Wat
terson with his star-eyed goddess is
managing the democratic headquarters
in New York, he is making pretty
sorry mess of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

Mr.. CLEvELAND'S letter of accept
ance has at last been placed in the hands
OF the national democratic committee.
The following is the full text of the
letter: 5 IS 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

WE ARE now on the eve of the rainy
season. The indications are that
equinoxial storms will set in earlier
than usual,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

THE ice bridge across the Missouri
will be passabe much sooner than the
new wagon bridge, the way things look
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

IT is very evident that the demo-
cratic party is suffering just now with
an old-fashioned case of cholera
morbusn
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castcrla.

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castor
When she was Child, she cried fer Cas-,
When she became Miss. she clung 10 Ca
When she had Children, she gave ti,eSn Pc. .
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08
--
THE DAILY BEE.
sworn Statement of Circulate

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this lst day of September, A. ID ', 1888.
N. =. FELL Notary Public.
State OF Nebraska, GO
County OF Douglas, DID,
George b. Tzschuck being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is secretary of The Bee
daily circulation OF TIE DAILY BEE for the
month of August, 1881. was H,l5l copies;
for September, 1887, H49 copies; for
1887 15 26 copies; for December, 1887, 15,04l cop
ies for January, 1855 POS copies for February,
1888 2 copies: for March 1888 ~ $50 copies; for
April 1888. 1874 copies: for May, 1855, lslsl
copies; for June 1883, 1928 copies for July 1889,
1858 copies. GEO Is. TZSCHUCK.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this LIST day of August, A. De- 1888.
N. p. FELL Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08

LITTLE too much horse-jockey and
much too little exhibit of products was
the only drawback of the Omaha fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08


warrants now outstanding is 7,296.3S.
The Dakota editors have entrusted their
papers with the ''devil'' and are on their an
nual junket.
Brown county has III ex-unlon soldiers
We're paid S5,Sl1.
The Holt farms, south of Aberdeen, pro-
duced this year 9,07S bushels of wheat-450
acres-being little more than twenty-five
bushels to the acre.
The Methodist conference will meet in
Yankton October II. Entertainment is
gates and ten official visitors.
A Bowde man whipped his wife. When
the neighbors heard OF it about a dozen Of
them formed pool. The Bowdle man was
taken out, tied to a telegraph pole and beau
tifully larruped
The city council of Aberdeen has deferred
for thirty days the further consideration of
an ordinance for the suppression of houses
of prostitution, much to the disgust of GER
tain citizens whose homes are in the infected
locations.
Twenty-Five years ago last Monday oc-
CURED the battle of Whitestone Hills. In
this engagement the Sixth Iowa cavalry,
Colonel Pollock's regiment, was surrounded
by 5000 Indians, but cut their way OUT kill
ing about two hundred braves.
The Bismarck Tribune observes that the
crop with which the Missouri valley has been
blessed this year, the fact that railroad is
to be completed to the city next year and the
advantages which are offered by cheap fuel,
should give the Bismarck's chamber of com
merce an abundance of material for good
work during the winter months
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-08
Iowa.

Farmers alliances are being formed by the
wholesale throughout the state.
The Central Christian church in Des Moines
has made choir out of twenty-five children.
The brick paving in Burlington, the Hawk
eye says, is unanimously voted to be fine
thing.
Des Moines papers say that GO 600 is a con-
servative estimate of Wednesdays crowd at
the state fair.
Webster county electors will vote on the
question of spending S35, 900 in bridging the
Des Moines river in Dayton and Badger
townships.
Muscatine democrats will open the cam
paign at that city with grand parade and
torchlight procession Saturday evening, Sep
tember Is.
Miss Won Black, daughter of John Won
Black, of Poyner township, Black Hawk
county, committed suicide Tuesday morning z
by taking poison. Miss Won Black was a
cripple from infancy, and before dying she
told her folks that she had taken the deadly
drug--that she was tired of life. Sne was
about twenty eight years old.
The Belle Plaine artesian WELL which
caused such havoc when the water was first
struck, is now being put to practical use,
Some near business blocks have pipes
throughout the buildings, and the force is
sufficient to reach the second story. All of the
wells are closed in the center of the street
ana IRON boxes are stationed at different
points, and to these from the different wells
runs a supply of cold drinking water abso-
lutely pure and healthy.
There is a firm in Marshalltown styled the
Chicago Importing company. They imported
a car load of whisky in bottles about five to
the gallon-each bottle in separate box.
They packed these bottles in boxes IN the car
with straw just as they pack bottles in boxes
until the car is full They went to Milwau.
kee and packed car full of beer the same
way-each bottle was an original package
The day Barnum was in Marshalltown this
firm sold a carload of beer and 1000 bottles
of whisky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

may be required In the varied ceremon-
les Of masonry. And the elaboration of
these scenes, the scenic artist has made
no unworthy effort.
The advantage, therefore, which this
hall possesses for the observances Of the
several rites Of the order can be under
stood by the initiated; and both In re-
spect 70 convenience and economy OF
space and time, IL will be allowed tina.
no better facilities could be discovered.
In the rear Of the hall and tranversely
across the cathedral IL another corridor
leading to the parlors, the costume room
and the ar1noury and also to the large
banquet hall Below these are the
kitchea, the engine and boiler rooms, al
complete in every respect.
These make up the attractive portions
Of the outer temple; but there is still a.
much more space TO cover In the inner
temple. which II shut to the profane.
There are underground passages, crypts,
and mysterious chambers which IL Is for
hidden to visit and much more 30 to de-
scribe The pilgrims however to this
magnificent temple, who come with the
open sesame Of the free aud accepted
Mason viii ind here hospitality, A. well
as frsternal greeting, when,
From the four coruqfs Of the earth
they come to kiss the shrine r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13
The Buck Shoals silver Mine.
NEwroKT, KY, June 28th. 1883.

EDIToR or THE JAsrER CouRIER.-The
and lily uniformed editor Of the
Independent makes . libel
lous attack upon me in his issue Of June
23i, in which be tells bis 422 readers
at-footed lies regarding the Buck Shoals
silver mines in Dubois county. Ind.
this editor il jealous OF see
ing expert mining men paid ten dollars
per day for ten hours work, while be
Iabors IA hours for one tenth OF that
amount Or perhaps this editor tried
and could not get stock interest for
nothing in the Buck Shoais mine There
fore, he says, there never was any silver
ore In Dubois county, and that the re-
ports Of silver assays made BY Professor
Hurry and the u. s. mint at Philsdel-
phiA, for Mr.. John Sciiz, two and three
years ago, was the work ofa shark This
gentleman { p editor IL either intention
Ally blind, or else . relative OF that use-
ful snnimsl called the burro.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
CHAs. l. HARTsTErD.
r. S.-ffhe was worth any thing, in
reputation or money, We would make
him pay for the libel. II.
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~ Here's the way the Chicago
Tribune, the most influential aud sub
stantiaI Republican orgsn in the great
North West. dished out Harrison's NOM
HARRISON, unpopular at
home. disliked abroad not supported
by any German newspaper or recognized
BY any German leader in the United
States mot numbering among his close
friends one man who ever served
with him in the senate OF the United
States; hated In California because be
voted fourteen times against the restric-
tion Of Chinese immigration opposed In
bic own state because be IL cold and dist.
ant in his manner and identified with ev-
cry public act that has ever been adopted
which could wound the sensibilities OF
voters not Numbered among his own
particular clique In the republican party
having strong support among politicians,
but little among the rank and file Of the
party never elected 70 any Office save
that Of reporter Of the supreme court BY
the popular vote, and Il ID not probable
that be ever will be-; the residuary legs-
- o. ths president Of the New York
Central railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

The following patents Weso Dzeoon
for the week ending July ), - e.
ported expressly for this Paper ~ Jou
II. Hunter, Solicitor 0f A9erloG1 q
Foreign Patents. Washlngeou. y. Q.
J.. 8. Adams and A. W. 1lgro11. t.
anspoIis, electric lamp socege NJ
Archd deacon, Indianapolis. uocA1no =
cleaning pigs feet; WIN. Coppagq IT..
II Haute, ratchet drill stock yG0. 0ror
Goshen, brick mold n. q. HoD6oun
indianapolis regulating valves a ~
Jacob and w. n. and l. n. Levy, ~ 4
anap0Iis, bank check 6Ie : Auguo( IGm1
medce, South Bend, straw slockoe, O 4 &
Lancaster, FairmOOnt pEioo lD1lon11
for weighing scales; J. .. Mn2Uoc
Richmond, roller mill; -. n. JIxor
Richmond. cOG supporter D. =. H6egI
indianapolis, planter J. - otask, Iooo1@
combined harrow and puIvosl1Dg; y.
Walker, Grccn6eId. spparalus 81 ~.
ing wagon tires.
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II We were 20 put two line local IN
the most obscure corner Of the paper
stating that : certain business man
charged more for his goods and kept Z
poorer grade than his competitors, that
man would employ b0lI-head slugger
10 come around and kill % the next
morning. But were We 70 ask the same
man for IN advertisement Of his wares be
would say, aNo, don't believe In sdver.
tisiug; no one reads advertisements. -
vincennes Sum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13
A MAGNIFICENT TEMPLE.
THE SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL IN
THE QUEEN CITY.

Description 81 the Most Perfect and Lus-
urious Masonic Temple in tho World.
Tho Audience Room. Pariors, banquet
Hail. and Osher Chambers
''Iheres Nothing III Can Dwell in Such .
emple."
The Free and Accepted Mason who has
not heard Of the now shrine Of his fel-
lowship at Cincinnati is rara avis tho
opportunity Of a lifetime is offered now
10 visit the city, the Centennial Exposi-
tion and this famous shrine. the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, under the cheap rates to
prevail during the hundred days OF the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

"See here. young nan, Do 20 uu
to know what your best giFI oo1Io ~
when your beck u turned 2 Tho 6bl1ou&
ing viii tell you bow % 1nd g.
will take little Iabor on your poe4 ~
the object 20 b obtained + worth o11
viii cost. Herr e sho mslho6 Z: Y
four years % The date of your tn, oD
this odd your age q your next D0s(111U
provided Il occurs bsforo JanuoGY ~.
1859. IL not uss four yeags = yo0P ~
birthday. Multiply this sun " 1CUI
and from the product subercs G55J -
Let the figure stand lor the Deo1os = &
for B, and % %. Try Ie.n-Exohon1n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

Lafsyeels Journal.
The republican platform denounoss
the present admlnistratlon tor the 'shos-
tile spirit" shOWn pension legislation
And yet it u or record that President
Clevelaud has signod more pension acts
than asy two Republican presidents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

The plaintiff 10 : SIS. 5.OW lTbul Gu11
against the Detroit Journal % voluntary
Withdrawing bic complaint, conGbmo1 r.
open court that be would not -
brought the suit oxcept for tho ropco1nM
importunities " no loos lhaa ~ 49,
torneys,' who kept anagEfne e ~. : -
begin a action. He so6m m1eio1 am 49,
|ment made with one of (nooo chguor1o
which the lawyer ~ q pog1 - 60
1on shares 60 get one-halfof auy IT,
ment collected, or nothing - l6i|o1-
This is the genesis or . large peooorls
tion Of the libel suits that aro 6eoGr11
against newspapere- Some otagVinf -
toruey or shystering lsW sharD nan
away It the person who c0osIdofo NJ
self injured. and incites him iut0 : -
Of specoIstiou. Very lev boun0do ou1ou
OF any other character ore ever bgUrGn4
As the Detroit Free PFeoD ~ O 60
menting upon this case:
The man OF Fea: standfne nd &c. v
tion who has been injured b = 6own-
paper publication know vogy WGr to
he can get prompter and b011w gu1unn
BY simple request 70 tie ooGGIuHnr
than be can through suit. He knouu
that no reputable newspsPse iDeoc(1ou-
ally libels anybody, md thGt N -
papers are more than reGdy q unohc c.
fullest possible rcparatiou WIN ehro>r
mistake or othcrWiso hey lo1o Gc1
wrong 20 anybody.
The old common lsw sgninsl bnsrulrr|> +
or the Indictment OF suiio md 0na5lc1nr
ought 70 apply 70 thess pr0lssnioUl pco<
moters Of libel suits.
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wheeling Register.
And how about the republican plat
form OF 1884? The republican party
pledges itself % correct the iniquitiee Of
the tariff and reduce the surpIus." One
more pledge 20 the people violated and
now shAuelesely repudiated.
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,unr.rsnEp EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, By
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. CouRlEn BulLDISs on
Wysr SIXTH STREET.
PRICE or sUBscRIrTIos.
single subscrip ption. for my Nos, 81 80
for six months, ~
RATES OF ADvERrysEuNo.

RATES OF ADvERTysEIN0.
ror eouare. 10 lines or less. week. 81 O0l
rs.h subseuucnt Insertion, 76 cts.
roaoer advertisements AT the same rate.
4 fraction over even square or squares,
.o.rted as square. These are the terms
80 transient advertisements; reasona-
No NJ deduction will be made TO regular
- Noticcs OF appointment Of adminis-
~.,ors an legal notices Of like character
% be paid In advance.
AxxouScrSe CANDIDATES.
- rnwosb;p Officers. each 800
-. ro-rtv /" $50
80 -. n;ssr;ct Circuit. or State. 500
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aLook ere. Ssl,~ yollef TUzp vo>|
man 20 her eldest girl, ''d0ut oou4 0VoI
that we'll q furl You1D llIl - oouD|
day. and then veil havo . dslnk 0oC1|
the creek. ."-0rand Hap6ds 1oocC De
nlorsld.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-07-13

Pike County Deno<r1
The delegates from b6bols, PIKE -
Gibson counties, met Il Oakland CIV or1
nominate : Prosecuting Attorney ~
this (the eleventh Judicial CIrcu1t.l It.
same delegates met q Priucel0u oom01
time ago, but failed 70 nominate o -
count Of the determination OF each ooum<
ty 10 nominate its own candidate. NJ
the delegates met at Oakland o. caenrs
day morning. II was found that m y
the Pike delegation would 20 % Dro0u.
As soon - this was ascertainod tho 01hS
son delegates. determined not = o
headed oG ic this style, sts0podo1 nn
mass 20 the Dubois ca0didseo. IT,
result Was nomination on de llrx ~
lot. Ed. Smith. Of Pike, received &C.
votes, and the rest went 70 Bretx.
IL only remains 70 be said that BFoo ~
popular, and has made Z good proon-
cutor. and will be reelected boyon1 =
doubt. 4.
Hon. w. A. TrayIor. or JASPER. uoInrr
3 telling speech on behalf OF The Denoos
racy, and Thos. Dillon. OF Jasper, 49,
merly Republican, and at one dno q
National, also made speech Whlch oorA<
priced the boys Mr.. Dillon bee NJ -
uss ctooytu8 Saps 8u0 uoo c0ucIU00U T.
as between Cleveland and Hsrrfoon \ 1
the duty Of every candid man q vo1o ~
Cleveland. He II TO BE- credited u11'f
the broadness Of his ideas Which -
above party prejudice. We do not ktoU
|it 70 b %, but We venture tho oplnfou
that 90 long as the RepubIiesn ma D.
|ocratic parties stand upon their Deooou@
principles, NJ. Dillon will b : De-
|crst, for Democracy now demanfo -
support from eli uDprejudiced thlnkrru< 4
Beside Mr.. Dillon, Mr.. Henry CaeoIlaV
was 81 the convention, and has the -
credit - Mr. Dillon for advsncod f1oow
lon the political situation. He. too VII
support the Democracy for tax redGe(loG|
this year.
The Democrat IL mistaken IN cJusclrrr
Mr.. Dillon - ever being : RepubllcaS-
He has always been, since bic llrst No.
IL consistent National, and thinks IL -
the proper year for Nationals o eutoVnm
with Ben. Harrison, for callIng o. =
I''party Of idiots.S And shoSonofu p
|other Nationals think %, too.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-10
Clean Hands.

The News rejoices, now that the
smoke has been lifted from the battle
field, that it has come out of the cam.
paign and out of the battle with clean
hands. In all the excitement Incl
dent to the exciting campaign it has
not abused single opposing candi-
date; it has not yillified one and it
has not knowingly or Intentionally
misrepresented anyone. When THE
News began its journalistic career it
mapped out its course for sail over
high sea of journalism, one free
from scurrility, blackguardism and
unbecoming ridicule and it has pur-
sued that course even through the
most exciting campaign ever witness
ed in the territory without single
deviation or departure to the right or
to the left. The Endorsements it has
received for this course is gratifying
beyond measure and its friends and
patrons may rest assured that it will
continue in the future as it has done
in the past TO labor for what is hon
orable, just and praisworthy and to
keep the hands of its editor and pub
Usher clean from ink bespattered by
efforts at villification, low-fung ridi-
cule and Misrepresentation.