Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-07


Demony and Mt Calvary Communicates for
several years. 1t will be remembered by
BEE readers that Mt. Calvary commandery
buried Major Thornburgh. who was killed by
the Utes and who was d member Of DemOlaV
commandery. Mt Calvary appointed COM
mittee of ten to represent Demolay at the
funeral obsequies During the week Mt.
Calvary will mako special floral tribute to
present to Demolay in recognition of its
courteses on their entrance into Washing
ton. 1t will be a acsimile Of Mt. Calvary's
banner, which is the tiuest in the United
States.
The Nebraska knights attracted more
attention on the road to Washington than the
representatives, Of any other state. The long
banner extending from one end of the train
to the other was a great curiosity and
brought forth admiration at every stop,
MILLS, OF THE DEMOCRATS.
Hon. Roger q. Mills, of Texas, is in the
city. 1t Is the first time Mr.. Mills has been
here since the adjournment of congress. He
is looking well aud claims to be cheerful.
While Mr.. Mills will not be the leader of
the democratic side during the coming ses-
sion, the ex.chairman OF the ways and means
committee Will surely be heard from. In
conversation to-day, Mr.. Mills said that
though the democrats were In the minority,
they were fully conscious Of their power,
and would use IL. 1--WE don't PROPOSE" SAID
he, that the republican majority will pass
a single measure without our consent. For
iuStahce YOU may uepeuu gpou ~ u,aO tue
rules of tho house will not be changed by the
republican majority in any essential feature.
We do not propose to permit them 10 be
changed, as is desired by Mr.. Reed and
, na,,i, AZ "S an 20 ,ha n,cn"sa5 ,r,o,io,,
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oIon,,pS !" sn yne a saa uorv ,Io,nIy hot the
purpose of that is. The same can be said OF
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nuh1;o,s ,,'o,;V ~ ~ natsn "a iih,t,,r, hv
thrn',,;ni o,,t ISarroo,"tic nv n'omhars as anon,s
w ha ths rnoe Ia nthnr W.. ,yo rro
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hnause as ,y r We @ ~, e is sIono
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TIE STREET ARABS FRIEND
William A. Hoagland, of Lincoln, assem-
bled about two hundred and hfty newsboys
and bootblacks in front of the Post building
in Printing House square last night ana made
a speech for them which elected rounds of
applause from the boys. Mr.. Hoagland is a
well known worker for the tbeneht OF news
ooSs and bootblacRs and mas organized
Gonoes ; iVL uhe'n u, over u,,fee injured ot,1es
M .,ahi ~ ~ NJ no"n nc
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as'bnu N ',s , ma'uu ,h VII
oe ueiu III lh's ci'S on 'he i''h Vi uni9 hioh'h'
WHEN THEIR SALARIES BEGIN.
The question was recently prOpounded to the
clerk of the house of representatives: When
will the names of the representatives from
the new states go on the roster for pay I"
"a members name is entered on the rolls
Of the clerk of the house and the sergeant
at-arms" said the clerk, land he draws pay
from the 4th of March, when his term be-
gins; but this is only in instances where there
IS a regular election IN state. The in
coming of the members frr''n the new states
will be upon the same tersts as those elected
at special sessions in states to fill uneXplred
terms, etc. Their names will go on the
roster when their certificates of election arc
received. Their pay will date from the day
OF the election. For instance, the two mem
bers from South Dakota, and the one men,
Der each from North Dakota, Montana and
Washington will receive pay from Tuesday,
October /, and then names will go upon the
rolls. and they can draw against their sal
aries as soon as their certificates of election
are received by the clerks of the house, pro-
vided there is prma facie evidence that the
certificates of election are regular.n
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho n,orriaoa Of ax-eecro,orv Reward to
Miss CIvmar viii taite Mace tie Lat Of No.
vamher The Missas R.vard will come to
yUaoh,nc.on so. rho cora,nonv Drring tro;r
hr;ar 80 y -; ,hia ,itt thau ,,;Iii h1 ,aSts ~
tord ~ ~ ~ itn,. ~ ,%i Forn ~.
hnmo an IJirhiana tnrraoe ,vaa snIG OF ann-
ton nrevioms to their denarrnre for WiIming.
ton IN tho aorly snmm,m
Sanratarv W VI nSnr, ayi,ec.s +o moye into
h;s 49,, hr,a tho hanSson,a sto,,n ,nons;ou
hniIt Inv Genrge / anon On Nassschnsetts
oynnrs durinS tLn nrosent neeIr Mr.
Windo,,,,s r,atpISr is 1poi,ad f,r Cnrin,t th %
nrasoUt month 10 'o'''0o -0' '''o
S;ocretarv Piaira and family ara IN remain
at the Normandi until the cnmnIetion of the
oi6 S,au,ard honsa an afoyett a snuarn WHEN
r ia NOW recoir,np tho finishin~ toichas at RI a
hands of the decnrators T. ia LnrdIv nos.
s;nie int Wrs RIaine will and t,mn n tho
mnitinI;c;tw of bnr dntiss to attend to the
caves Of hc,, sol, aeninS in which at one time
sho TOOL, such nrida and nIeasnre When the
Fnmiiw Of the pecre,aru pf s.ata first iivad ,n
Washynaton Ur on' manv wars aSo Mrs RIa,ne
,yas nnteJ as one 9f Inc best honsekeeners
and ahIest -" nar.ystarS /, congroseionai cir -
"ins "''o'' '-''' - ''"7 o''
Hon Jomas N Tyner assistan, attornav
genera, For the nostnfice denartment who
boa haan seriorsIt, ;i sor sawnraI rnortLS q
nast ba. oimost entireiy rncovered ME
bbeoI,h He ,vas n, bis deaI iast vyeer and
was yuarmiv @reeted hv his onic;al associates
F,rst Assistant postmasIer General am
Nrs SIorl9snn aro sottIad IN thair neu nnar M
leased for the season from Mrs. Cuthbert