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The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The Omaha World Herald seconds the
nomination OF Mrs. John A. Logan for
pension Commissioners, in these just and
gallant words:
This appointment would suit every
member OF the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, for they idolize her a. they did
her husband. She il . type Of the best
American womanhood. Sympathetic
without being sentimental, ~self-reliant
and progressive without losing . whit Of
her vomanliness, abe has the brain and
heart to administer tho duties Of the
Office With strict impartiality and with
credit While bearing for the old sol
diers all the love which Tanner did, she
would nevertheless manage the Office, We
are sure, without extravagance or scan
dal. II President Harrison wishes to
appoint q person Who has at once merit
and . pull Let him send in the name Of
MrA John A. Logan"
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25
Harvest RxeaFsieas VIA the Barlingtos.
October 9Th. 1883.

On the above dates round trip tickets
at greatly reduced rates will be sold at
all stations Of the Burlington Route
east OF and including Grand Island,
Hastings and Red Cloud, Neb., TO points
in Nebfaska, Kansas, Colorado, Montana,
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. For tickets
and further information call on your
nearest b IL r ticket agent, or Id
dress ]. Francis, G. p. and 7. A. Omaha,
Neh.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The fatal land slide, which occurred
last week at Quebec is believed to have
buried two hundred people under the
pile of rock and debris, with no hope of
rescuing them alive.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

HELL's HA1F-AcRE on sSundsy is very
fifty described by the Omaha Dispatch:
"Red hot riot and blood held the boards
on Cut-o6 Island last night, and besides
q severe dog fight, q prize knock down,
six free-for-alls, Mike Roach walked
away from the scene With blood stream
ing to the ground with his throat cut
from ear to ear" This is q sort of model
mean place, and it would be the proper
thing for the peace authorities to go
systematically to work to clean up all
such sink-holes Of iniquity and turn
them into fertile fields or ROSE gardens.
Wretched human beings! Unfaithful
conservators OF the public peace, who
allow such places and such doings to con-
tinue! Poor, lamb-like communities
that meekly look on and allow their
officials to connive with the worst ele-
ments!
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

TIM Atlanta Co~ostitutioo, which IL
= amoae IL Wy bet a ths nevspa-
pers Of The south, ays. TT eaunot be
denied thst thaei st present . more
unaagy tseling in the south between the
whites aud haeks taao has bssn known
in twenty ysen. u6s opa4sub the
visw ~sGpssDsd b - ssvssal wsa1D
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

THE president has committed tho sem
fences Of j. 8. Leonard and Benjamin
Watson Of Wisconsin, convicted OF pass
ing counterfeit money, to five years i'm
prieonment.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

It i decided to have . base ball tour
nament at the electrical palace exposi-
ton at Plattsmouth the first week in
October. Five hundred dollars in prizes
will b offered.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Families not alreedy supplied should
lose NO time in procuring . bottle Of
Chamberisin's Colo, Cholera and Diar
rhoee Remedy. It u tho only remedy
that oan always b depended upqn bae
bowel complaint in ~ it. forms. . aad
30 esat bottles 1oe sajs BY dsuGgiseA
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Tn first frost was reported at st.
Louis. No, on the night of Sept II, but
W. very light and did very little, If any,
damage.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Or to Sept. 10, only James A. Pearson,
John Culver, John L. Hall and Charles
C. Dix have been accepted and sworn in
as jurors in the Dr.. Cronin case.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

6IxF1 or seventy horses burned last
Friday night at the Palace livery stable
ct Sioux City, In. The fire started from
aRas LET.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

EprroR JouRNAL:-Please announce Michael
Welch ~ 4 suitable candidate Tor sheriff. sub
Ssct to the action Of the republican convention.
Mr.. W. is an old Nebraskan, an old soldier. il
opable to ill the Office, would make . faithful
oGRcial, and We would be glad to see him nomi-
,.tad MANY FRIKNDs.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Thanking the voters Of Platte county Tor their
support in the past, I beg leave to announce NY
sslf q candidate for reelection to the otiice OF
county Treasures. subject to the approval OF the
republican county convention.
Gu G. BDCHER.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

I'm pablo are . little moro interested
q numinations to oGkce than usual; the
probability = that exceptionally good
ticahstD yin b put mp.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

JACK FHH RRPKR" has notified the
public that in about . week another
murder will Be added to the Whitechap-
q horron
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Call ssr Republican County Convection.
The republican electors OF Platte
county are requested to send delegates
from the several townships and wards to
q county convention to be held at Fitz-
patrick's Hall in Columbus on
FRIDAY, SKPTEMBKR 9TH, 1883,
ut 2 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF
electing nine delegates to attend d
state convention to be held at Hastings
on October 9Th, and to nominate candi-
dates for the following county Offices,
viz:
County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
County Sheriff.
County Judge.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
County Coroner.
And transact such other business as
may properly come before the conven-
ton. The several townships and wards
arc entitled to representation as follows:
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

A deposit Of t~vsaty.1vs Sest Of yellow
ochre va struck et The depth Of Us
feet Last week ct the gas veil at Hast
ipsa Psipters' Of that city pronounce
the ochre to b o( . Ane grade.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

TAoMAs e. JACKSON VA killed in q
prise fight 1t st. Louis, No, Sept 18th,
b Ed Ahreas, who Win be tried aooord-
ing 70 law.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Hon. w. j. CoNNRLL thinks that the
appointment Of Judge Croft is the great
est recognition Nebraska has v 9 re-
ceived from the government 30 far as
federal patronage is concerned.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

EDITOR JoURNAL:-I desire to announce my
elf @ q candidate for the Office OF sheran,
subject to the decision Of the republican county
convention. n. c. BLOEDORN.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The Democrat Of Omaha is advocating
tho nomination Of Buffalo Bill" for
governor on the democratic ticket.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

CnoLRRA has made its appearance in
Bagdad and is spreading in western
Persia.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25
Whss Dsss II MeanP

The Telegram for some reason or other
l. growing faestious over Clarence Now
man, representing him under tho TORN
Of an aeronaut bud" may cut quite .
figure in tho campaign this fall = b has
heretofore, and tho Telegram may not
know just where he win stzikseas it
didn't be6ora1J0U1xAk
What in the world u the meaning Of
this paragraph? Does Tn JounxAI
wish to convey the idea that negotiations
arc going on between Colonel Newman
and the republican bosses? It seems to
M that Moses - unwisely showing his
hand most too early in the campaign.
The democrats are looking out Tor just
such pointers" - tho above and will
treasure them flor future reference
Telegram.
Il means that there are two different
kinds OF democracy, two different wsys
Of looking ut things, two motives Of con-
duct entirely dissimilar, and that, for the
purposes Of the present allusion, New
man represents one kind and the Tele-
gram the other. Isn't it . little strange
that the Telegram cannot speak OF those
who oppose it's opinions OF democratic
policy without the suggestion Of "nego-
tiations," bargains, sales, etc. There are
democrats whose opinions are not for
sale, and there are . goodly number Of
democratic voters in Platte county Who,
while acknowledging no special dictator
Of opinion, happen to have the indepen-
dsnce to think a good deal like Newman
does just now, rather than like the Tele-
gram does. It takes no political Moses
to see these things, and while THz
JOURNAL is holding no concealed cards
in it's sleeve, the Telegram u welcome to
see all it can Of our hand" Having
eyes, you see not-you only think you
see.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

70 New York via Picturesque D. Z O.
Pullman's vestibuled sleeping cars are
now running through without change
from st. Louis to New York via B. 4 o.
r
The vestibuled express leaves st.
Louis daily at 8 .. m. via B. 4 O. Ry.,
carries Pullman vestibuled sleeping cars
through to New York without change.
arriving ut New York the second even
ing at 7:20.
The B. 4 O. express leaving St Louis
daily Ut sos p. m, carries Pullman pal
ace Sleeping car through to New York
without change, arriving at New York
the second morning 1t 9:45.
Great improvements have been made
in tho railway, and equipment Of tho b
4 O. r r in the last two years and it,
present train service u equal to any in
America. In addition to it, attractive
ness in tho way Of superb scenery and
historic interest, it il via the b. & O.
only that tho national capital can b
visited while en- route between the east
and west.
All through trains between the east
and west via b 4 O. r r run BY way Of
Warrington, Baltimore and Philadel-
phia.
Tickets via B. L q. r r. can be pro-
cured at all principal ticket Offices
throughout the country. 204t
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

THR now cruiser Chicago has finished
her speed trial, making over sixteen
knots an hour.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

ms. LOGAN has been recommended
for commissioner OF pensions by the
Logan Invincibles OF Maryland.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25
H, J. HUDSON.

6ubiect to the action OF the republican county
convsntion. I hereby annOunce myself - can
didsss for reelection to the ONCE q county
superintendent Of public instruction.
L. ]. CRAMKR.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

A HEAVY earthquake shock was felt
and reported at Healdsburg, Cal, last
Friday.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

II il believed that the principle of
universal suffrage will 60 into the Wy
0ming constitution.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

AHKKIoHr train VA deFailed the other
night Q Atlanta, Ga, and the engin-
eer, fireman and brakeman we're killed.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25
A Great Calamity.


Very soon the readers Of Tn JouNANn
will have IN opportunity to secure IN
admirable history Of the Johnstown dis
aster, which tho Harrisburg, Ps., Tele-
gram il preparing to publish in book
form. Tho volume viii meet the popu-
lar demand for . full, wen-vrittsn, trust
worthy description Of the great calamity.
Besides literary and artistic merits Of Q
high order, tho fact that the net pro-
ceeds from the sales vim b applied for
tho benefit Of printers, orphan children
and aged men and women Who suffered
by tho flood commands tho work to tho
favorable consideration Of the public. It
goes without saying that . book OF this
style, p~rofussly illustrated BY the best
artists Of tho United States, written BY
IN expeeieoced editor from personal
knovlsdgs, and published to help .
charitable object, will meet With IN ex-
tr.ordinary sale over the entire country.
Local canvassefs should secure IN
agency, - the book viii b sold BY sub
scription in every part Of the country.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

.DxPurY MARSHAL NAaLR, who shot
and killed Judge Terry, has been releas-
cd on Q writ OF habeas corpus.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Tn crop Of conventions is maturing
and soon the campaign for county Offices
win be in full blast throughout Ne
brasln
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The Iron Exchange bank at Hurley,
Wis, was robbed last Friday night Of
over $4,000. No cline to the burglars.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

TwExrY-rwo colored people were re-
ported killed in Mississippi last week.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The great Baku oil field in Russia is
~lessening its product. A government
inspection has advised q search for new
fields Rumor is that the government
will place an export duty OF oil.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Thanking the citizens Of Plafte county Tor
thsir generous support in thu past, ] respectfully
.unoanoe myself q candidate for the o&ce OF
county judge, subject to the approval OF the re
publican county convention.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

The Germans of Omaha are organic
ing for political purposes II they can
aid in giving us better local government
and putting q stop to boodling and ex-
trsvagance we'll and good. -(Bea It
looks as though the Germans had Or
gained in other counties than Douglas,
for similar purposes. No nationality
that w have are better calculated to
look closely after public affairs. There
is no necessity, however, for any separate
action to be taken by any nationality,
for just 90 ure as this is done, an un-
just Partially is sure to be the result,
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of q clique or
clan takes the place Of a public spirit
that looks to tho welfare of all the peo-
pie. Let good men Of all nationalitiee
work together as citizens Of q common
country, interested in it's welfare, anx-
ious only that the public service shall be
the best possible.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

since. The truth i that. unless the
blacks arc provided with moro Il the
protection Of law against ths rowdy
white element, they vii sesk to taks the
law into their own hands, vAarsvsr thsy
have force sufficient 10 do %. and What
rieht-minded man can blame them!
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Joseph Lahey, . laborer, was found
dead in . corn field not far from Nov.
man Grove Last Saturday. It il believed
he went into the corn Geld while under
the influence Of liquor and, while in that
condition, died.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

JOHN RoDDY, q grocer OF Chicago who
is one of the latest Dr.. Cronin suspects,
returned home from Ireland last week,
having been away ever since the day
after DR.. Cr0nin was murdered.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

A FRAME building in Pasadena, Cal,
occupied by Mr. Beacon, q widow and
her four children, was burned n night
last week. Three Of the children, aged
G, 8 and 10 years persisted in the fire.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

WrLKn COLLINS, the great novelist,
died in London, Monday.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

1904 PERSONS emigrated from Ireland
during the past year.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

A wATKRsPouT burst one day last v0ek
over Cerro Gordo, Mexico, causing
several deaths. Live stock was swept
away and houses destroyed. At this
time the exact number Of deaths and the
exact damage are not known.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

blacks arc provided with moro a the
protection Of law against the rowdy
white element. they viii sesk to tain the
law into their own hands, vAarsvsr thsy
have torce sufficient 10 do %. and what
neht-minded man oon blame them?
Sur he's been commeoced in the dis-
trict court Of Cunning county. against
+. W. Ragoss, ex-county clsrk, and his
bondsmen for the sum Of 34,1669o claim
cd TO b due by Nr. Ragoss to the county
on account Of fees collected and not 10
ported during the years 1854 and 1883;
also smother suit for S7,26a57 for the
years 1884 to 1885; and against VIM.
SteuRer, ex-county CLERK, 125o622, not
reported in 1850 to 1881. No suit has
yet been commenced in Dodge county,
fremont Herald.
TUESDAY afternoon Of last week, with
imposing ceremonies, was laid tho cor
ner-stone Of tho new court house at
Fremont, this state; it wa done under
the auspices OF tho Masonic order. The
best Of all the printed proceedings Of the
occasion is the address Of our friend,
DR.. l. ]. Abbott, and it IL most excel
lent one, eloquent in historical illusions.
JOAQUIN MMLxR, the poet Of the
Sierras, insists that Omaha should be
pronounced with the accent on "ma;"
We have heard the Omaha Indians pro-
nounce it with the accent on "Om." The
Bee tells Waukeen that Omaha is Dor
rowing very little trouble over pictur-
esque pronunciationa
A wXTxRsPouT burst one day last vSek
over Ceero Gordo, Mexico, causing
several deaths. Live stock was swept
away and houses destroyed. At this
time the exact number Of deaths and the
exact damage are not known.
A FRAME building in Pasadena, Cal,
occupied by Mn. Beacon, q widow and
her four children, was burned n night
last week. Three Of the children, aged
6, 8 and 10 years persisted in the fire.
JOHN RoDDY, q grocer OF Chicago who
is one of the latest DR.. Cronin suspects,
returned home from Ireland last week,
having been away ver since the Gay
after Dr.. Cronin was murdered.
The great Baku oil field in Russia is
lessening its product. A government
inspection has advised q search for new
fields Rumor is that the government
will place an export duty OF oil.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

Rayner, Of Sidney, and tho states case
was tried by Hon. F. I. Fosa Of Crete
and County Attorney Richardson. Both
sides fought hard. The argument last
ed two days and was closed by Foss for
the state. The jury went out at s p. m,
and at 6 p. %. Thursday returned . ver-
dict as above. As soon a. the verdict
was in, Judge Church sentenced the
prisoner to hard labor for forty-nine
years. It being . new county, the Wit
nesses were greatly scattered, and it was
hard work to get . jury, and tho defend
ant, taking advantageo Of every technical
ity, caused tho long trial. The defense
was insanity and self defense.
The Mr.. Squires, Of Champaign, H.
who has been In the city for the past few
days in the interest Of the hemp crop
and TOW manufacture, has made IN 06ef
for the entire product Of tho Fremont
plant, which viii probably be accepted
and which will afford . fair dividend
upon the stock. He has also made other
proposals. which il not accepted will
doubtless lead to the immediate addition
Of Irvine manufacturing machinery to
the present outfit. Mr.. Squires u per-
fectly -conversant with tho growth and
manufacture OF tow and tWine, and 10
CARDS this locality in al respects The
best adapted to the business, to which
may be added . ready homo market, q
any he has yet visited. It u his opinion
that when the farmers Of Dodge county
and vicinity become familiar With TIE
easily produced, and ct the same time
profitable hemp crop, that Fremont win
one Of the largest twine facto-
ries in the wet, and which Vim b ono
Of it, best paying industriee." 60 says
the Fremont Herald, and what i good
that Latitude i good here' too the
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS

VEDNFSDAY, SEPTEMBER .. 1859.
The Columbus journal., 1889-09-25

1904 PERSONS emigrated from Ireland
during the past year.
WrLk1R COLLINS, the great novelist,
died in London, Monday.
MRs. LAxorRr has finally secured q
divorce from her husband.
TwExrY-rwo colored people re-
ported killed in Mississippi last week.
CnoLRRA has made its appearance in
Bagdad and is spreading in western
Persia
A HEAVY earthquake shock was felt
and reported at Healdsburg, Cal, last
Friday.
Tn now cruiser Chicago has finished
her speed trial, making over sixteen
knots an hour.
IT is believed that the principle of
universal suffrage will 60 into the Wy
Oml0g CO~n6ClCuClOn.
.DxrurY MARSHAL NAaLE, who shot
and killed Judge Terry, has been releas-
cd on Q writ OF habeas corpus.
Ms LOGAN has been recommended
for commissioner OF pensions by the
Logan Invincibles Of Maryland.
The Democrat Of Omaha is advocating
the nomination of Buffalo Bill" for
governor on the democratic ticket.
AHRKIaHf train was derailed the other
night near Atlanta, Ga, and the engin-
Ger, fireman and brakeman were killed.
The Iron Exchange bank at Hurley,
Wis, vas robbed last Friday night OF
over $4,000. No clue to the burglars.
Tn crop Of conventions is maturing
and soon the campaign for county Offices
viii BE- in full blast throughout Ne
braskA.
Tn first frost was reported at st.
Louis, No, ON the night of Sept II, but
vas very light and did very little, il any,
damage.
6ExII or seventy horses burned last
Friday night at the Palace livery stable
ct Sioux City, Ia. The fire started from
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