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Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
Washington GOSSIP.
WAsurSoToS BUREAU or THE Bee,
5i8 FOURTEENTH STREET,

5l3 Fourteenth SrREEr,
WAsnrSGroN, ID. c., Nov. 10.
President Harrison is likely any day TO
name the republican and democratic members
OF tho Interstate Commerce commission to
fill tho vacancies caused by the death OF
Bragg and the resignation OF Cooley. Ho
has, 1t is believed, reached n conclusion,
or what a~pproximatcs IL, and only
awaits the impulse which will impell him TO
action. 1t may be that he will delav action
until congress convenes. A number OF tole-
grams have been received by friends Of ap-
plicants who desire to know when the APP.
pointmeuts will be made, some having
in view a trip hero to urge
claims in person and to all these
tho president has refused to give any indica-
ton, leaving the impression upon those who
think they can read him that no is likely to
name the men ut any time and at an early
lay. IL Is generally believed that ex-Con-
gresham Elements OF Georgia will be
tho democrat and either cx-Congressman
Gear or Mr.. &. NJ. Lambcrtsou of Lincoln,
tho republican. Tho president has reached n
conclusion as to whom he will appoint to the
court OF claims vacancy ana tho fact no has
not already named him and tho TENDERS Of
the interstate commission is regarded by
some who claim to know his methods, that
he intends to ho,d back all important nomi-
nations till congress couvenes, which will be
Dut u llJIlS over IOuT weeks from JDlS llIue.
Governor Me.letto Of South Dakota was in
the city today on his way west from Boston
where he has been interested in the sale of n
large block OF valuable lands at Watertown,
his home. The governor called upon Presi-
dent Harrison and had q talk abont the
opening of the Wahpeton and SlssetOu indian
reservation in the northeastern part of his
state. He wants the proclamation issued
sixty or ninety days in advance of the date
OF opening so that some provision may be
made by the state and others for taking care
OF the overflow immigration. The governor
thinks the reservation wilt be opened by
April. He reports the people in South Da-
kota Just entering upon a new era of pros
perlty.
The governor favors Omaha or Minneapo-
lis for holding the republican national con
vention next year. He has, however, given
his proxy of the committee to Colonel Charles
Il. Mccoy of South Dakota who says he will
vote first for San Francisco and then for
either Omaha or Minneapolis. Mccoy
thinks the convention should be held at San
Francisco far beyond the reach OF the usual
crowd of hangerS-on and local influence will
have no part IN the convention.
III the case of the United States against
Nick Fritz, resale of Omaha Indian lands
from the Neigh land office, Acting Secretary
of the Interior Chandler today affirmed the
decision of the commissioner of the general
land office directing that the filings of Fritz |
be cancelled and the tracts in question listed |
as forfeited lands, subject to resale under the
direction of the land Office. p. S. H.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

YOU forget South Dakota. She has an un.
flinching eye and n Jolley smile.
Globe Democrat The peoples party car
ried only five out OF eighty-eight counties in
Kansas this year, aud they were not very
largo counties either.
Chicago News TITO intelligent voters of
Kansas showed their opinion Of the calamity
howIers by burying tho peoples party out
of sight on Tuesday last. Not having heard
directly from Senator Peffor on the result we
presume that statesman has folded up mis-
whiskers and temporarily retired from public
yiaVy
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

OMAHA will have a public warehouse,
Glass A, with II capacity for 600, 900
bushels of grain. The application for
license has been granted and the Wood
man-Ritchie elevator will therefore be
the first public warehouse in Omaha
licensed under the warehouse law.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

torpriso should Immediately receive in
t%olligent attention.
Omaha must extend hor trade or her
growth will be slow. The present win
ter with it's promises Of prosperity for
1892 is n good season for work. We
should plan a commercial campaign
while in winter quarters which will lead
to vigorous and successful action when
the working season opens.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
THE R0UrED CAL4ms.

New York Commercial Advertiser: The
peoples party seems to lack the people.
Kansas City Journal: Hanging Polk in
efigy is like heaping indignlties on a corpse.
Poor Polk is politically dead.
Atchison Globe; Last year, out OF 42i
principal county offices In Kansas, the ALI
ance got 200. This year IL got l25.
Minneapolis Tribune; "Kansas and Nc
oraska can now look honest peODlein the face
again, - says the ST. Joseph News. And don't
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
New York and Cleveland.

NeD YORK. Sun.
The democratic party has endured since
Thomas Jefferson. 1t has had a splendid
history and elected presidents in the face of
appalling difficulties. or late years it elected
Mr.. Tilden president in the most inspiring
political campaign since the choice of Abra-
ham Lincoln. 1t has achieved innumeraole
triumphs by the power of its own loyal MEM
bers and of its organization and principles.
But there has been one effort beyond it's
strength; 1t was powerless to re-elect Grover
Cleveland,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
Denth stirred Affection.

NJ, IOWTN HEVNDTTC.
This is a curious world. Here's an Illinois
man who sues a railroad company for $780,,
900 damages for the loss of his wife in an &C
cident, aud the company shows in its defense
that he had taken the preliminary steps to
secure Il divorce from her before the accident
occurred. The plaintiff will probably answer
that the woman advanced in value before she
was killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
The Coming Man.

Senator German of Maryland is looming up
as a presidential candidate. If the demo
Gratis want to make a quare fight they could
not do better than nominate Mr.. German.
He is a typical democrat and personally n
clean man. The result in New York shows
that the mugwumps cut no figure in an cleo
ton. That knocks the foundation from
under Cleveland. Between German and the
republican candidate it would be a straight
party issue, which both sides should welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

OMAHA'S chances for securing the
next republican national convention are
improving every day. The New York
ne wspapers which have made merry
over our ambition will be congratulate
ing themselves within a fortnight hal
they had thei" laugh out in advance of
the meeting Of the national committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

APRIL mex we are to have the Pan
Republic congress and the Human Free
dom club, In May ONE the general
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church; in July the interstate drill of
tho National guards. Conventions de-
string Omaha dates for 1892 must get in
their applications early.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
PASSING .JES rs.

Washington Star: Tho trader v no depends
on foreign agitation to influence the grain
market calls it the spec" of war in the hori-
ION.
Irish Times: Wife-Do you really think that
marriage is II lottery
Husband-No don't.
Wife somewhat slrprised)-Why don't you?
Observation-Disclosures, when II fellow has once
drawn "A blank, he can't go and purchase an
other chance.
Philadelphia Era: Teacher of History
Titus Oates, 1t is said, was put on the pillory-
what is Il piiloryi
Pupil-lt is a place where they manufacture
pills.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

WILLIAM EwART GLADSTONE has not
joined the alliance, but in view of recent
elections In this country has thrown them
a crumb of comfort from yonder side of
the Atlantic. He considers it necessary
to liberal success in parliament to have
u strong representation of farmers.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

CAPTAIN CRowDER that the
Indian recruits in the army are rapidly
adapting themselves to military habits.
They have already learned to play pool
for drinks at the canteen bar and they
order their toddy with all the swagger
and confidence of veterans.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
The Incubus of Peanuts.
NcC Yort Epoch.

NIV IOTN FDOCN.
Mr.. Flowers plurality Of more than double
that of Hill in 1888 pronounces the political
doom of the goveruor-senator. 1t shows
Enthusiastically that Hill has been an incubus
upon the party, and that his departure from
Its leadership was regarded as a relief.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

CHICAGO anarchists are again melting
riot and bloodshed and the Chicago
authorities may again be compelled to
mete out summary justice to the agita-
tors of mob violence.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

THOSE Gage county supervisors who
appointed Mrs. Frank II. Holt clerk of
the district court to succeed her hus-
band, who died Immediately after his
election, were gallant and honorable.
They paid the memory of a dead soldier
a substantial tribute and at the same
time honored a competent lady.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

NCW York Herald,
Ifyou want to know what real fun is get
enormously rich, make your will and three
months after death come back aud see how
many kinds of an old fool your heirs will
prove you to be in any court in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
A Three Cornered Tbrasbinp.

minneapolis Tribune,
The democrats have quit claiming Kansas,
Nebraska and South Dakota as doubtful
states. In all three the republicans have ad-
ministered a well deserved thrashing to dem
ocrats and calamityltes combined.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

SEATTLE, wash, Nov. l0.-The Puyallup
and Stuck rivers are greatly swollen and in
many places have ovnrfowed their banks,
dong much damage to crops. All trains be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma arc delayed be-
cause of the unsafe condition of the bridges.
Telegraph wires are Frustrated.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
Toe rPuDh Opinion.

Fremont Tribune.
The World-H Herald is quite a literary paper
these days. 1t has gone out of politics-on
the toe of public opinion.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

THE wh'rligig of time works great
changes. Last spring Major Paddock
was a rantankerous independent. Now
willing to draw two salaries and hold
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
The Iowa Lesson.

81, Louis Globe Democrat.
The lesson is easy to comprehend. If the
republican party of Iowa is ever to regain its
former power and prosperity it must win
these wanderers back by describing prohi-
bilon and combining itself to legitimate
issues.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

HAVING determined who are to COM
pose the Board of Education for next
year, let tho Old board devote its re-
naming official term to devising ways
for ecouomizing in expenditures.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
Loltery Omcials Again Indicted.

SAN ANTONIA, Tex, Nov. lO.-Tho federal
grand jury here has returned four iudict-
ments against President Conrad, Vice Presi-
dent Morris and thirteen other member of
the Louisiana Lottery company. They are
charged with using the mails in violation of
the lottery law. Warrants have been issued
for their arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

call Major Paddock Eli. but she does
not enjoy the role. OF Dennis assigned to
her by the Three county officials who
picked out the llatto Mr.. Corrlgan's sue
cessor in the Beard Of County Commits
,{,,,.a f"IE
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
CHICAGO says she will make no fight

CHICAGO says she Will make no fight
for the national convention, but has
nevertheless appointed a citizens COM
it. Dignitied effort is good indeed com
ing from Chicago. A digniied effort,
from the Chicago standpoint, means to
leave no stone unturned in trying to bag
tho convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

a BEGINNING has been made and in n
comparatively short time Omaha will be
well supplied with public warehouses for
the storage of grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

HAVING made IA start for class A
warehouses, let attention be now
directed to those of class G, as con
templated in the warehouse law.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

S~ALIsBURY's speech at the lord
mayors banquet will give the Golden
club the blues.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

THE BEE Bureau of Claims at Wash
ington continues to grow in Importance
and in usefulness as we'll as favor with
claimants.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

GENTLEMEN of the Board of Trade,
you will find it profitable to Omaha to
investigate the law regarding Glass c
warehouses.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
The snnrres.e d Jingle.

Philadelphia RccDrrL
November woods are bare and still"
The free coinaeey octopus has probably
crawled into them.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Omaha, The Bee Building.
Eouth Omaha. corner n ana 18TH Streets
Council BLUFFS. r. Pearl street
Chicago Oncc, 3t7 Chamber OF Commerce
New York. Rooms 10, II and i1.TriDuhe bul.ulns
Washington. 5t3 Fourteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
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Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
THE CORN's

THE CoRN's soLILOQUY,
Indianapolis Journal.
Talk is talk,
But it takes heat to ripcn corn.
II people want corn meal,
Corn cakes corn dodgers,
Hasty pudding, and iiapiacks,
They must sweat for them.
You cannot eat your cake,
And have 1t, too;
No more can you have your corr
And not p%crspire.
lflCan Stand it, you can.
To sweat is noble. and
To perSpire is divine.
But enough is enough,
And | know when | am rip
Though food for hogs,
| am no hog myself.
The corn crop is made,
No frost can harm and
No blight can hurt IL.
The corn is fully rlDe,
Therefore, | am content
Turn Off the heat.
Washington star: "Ill tell you said the
physicians. you should go to DIR. Bilsny
ana have him treat you"
mo use, said the p itient absent mindedly.
'Bilsby was never known to set EN- up In his
life"
Epoch: Grace-Maud says she was born in
1877.
Ethel-Well. she never could remember
dates at school and of course her memory
gets worse as she grows Older.
philadelphia Press: What's become Of John?
What John?
John
Why, haven't you heard?
the fall, when he said he was going to redeem
his life from lazineSs-in fact, was going to
forge ahead.
lie said that, did her
Yes.
Well, he made n little mistake somehow and
forged a signature, He's doing six years.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

SOUTH OMAHA is entirely willing to
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION
state OF Nebraska IS.

AVprape .. SD,ODI
GEORGE Il.
Sworn tn tefore me and subscribed IN my
presence this Ith day OF Nuvemler A.. D.,le9l'
SEAL. f.. r. ROGGEN
Notary Public.
The growth OF the average daily circulation
OF THE BEE for six years Is shown in Ihe fol-
tnble:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

All business letters and rcmlttahccs should
be addressed to The Bee Publishing Company.
Omaha. Drafts, checks and postofice orders
70 be made payable to tho order OF the COM
pany.
The Bee Publishing Company PTODrlGtCrS
THE BEE BUILDING.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11

Washington Star: as that gentleman one
OF the old settlers OF the township" asked the
commercial traveller AS he stood on the rail-
way platform.
Gosh, no. replied the man who was che w
ing "A straw. lie never settled n debt in bis
life. He's an old dead beat, that's what he is
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
THE DAILY BEE
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING

f. RosEwATER, Enron.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-11
THE CAT IND TnE GOLDElsH.

From The Italian ~ LOrcnzj Pign0tH.
Upon n marble fountain where the sheen
OF pure transparent waters aid heStOw
On Art. formin Il mirror where are seen
Drops trickling Iowa from Conchcs' over
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

relating to tax on hsskers and ped.
dlers; concefning the collection of
taxes, andsa bill relating to compen-
sation uf county assessors.
A joint resolution was passed bv
tbe House providing for q jointeom-
mittee Of Eve from the House and
three from the Senate, tie be known
as the Worlds Fair committee, and
to have charge of all business per.
tanning thereto.
The following bills were introduced
For the protection of deer; definipg
ty,exempt from taxation; en-.
Aiding registered physicians to con-
duct drug stores ard compound NELL.
cines without aid of a regular phar-
macist; for the resssessment of real
estate In The State; relating to liccn-
ses of charters and certificates Of in
COOPERATION. relating TO the time
In which distiaint may be made for
taxes and fee bills; concerning the
rights OF married women to hold
property; providing for suitable pun.
ishmsnt for persons not voting or at.
tempting 10 vote under the consti,u-
ZION Of the State, and for exercising
undue influence over voters; also, TO
provide penalties for officers OF cleo.
tons for malfeassnce in Office.
In the Senate, on Monday, the RESI-
oluticn adopted by the House asking
that the Worlds Fair be closed on
Sunday WIS passd by a unanimous
vote. Billa we're passed for sum
rnoning jurors for special terms of
Circuit Courts without thirty days
notice; to prohibit sale Of cigars
cigarattes. tobacco, &C.. to persons
under eighteen years OF age; con-
corning the change in location OF coun.
ty seats, confirming titles of lands
sold as waste or Inappropriate; con-
ceraing the recovering Of damages for
injuries received on public highways
c,ncesrniDg elections, concerning
text books used in public schools
the sale OF drugs and medicines BY
ply sicians and others.
T In the House, on motion, the com
mittee on education vas directed to
examine into and report upon The
advisabilhy OF abol,shing the OF q
OF county superintendent of school.
and enlarginenthe powers OF the pres
! idents OF the board Of education il
variou, msRisterial districts. Among
the bills offered was one concerning
State licenses and injuries arising
from the Illegal sale OF intoxica ine
liquors. and one to create Sta G
school.book hoard to prescribe what
books shall be used in the State.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate Wednesday of last
week. after protracted session, by .
vote Of SO ayes to 81 nays passed a
free ooinsye bill. pure and simple, as
Q substitute for the financial bill. The
Senate then, by vote of 81 TO SO,
io'k mp the election bill. the Vice.
President casting the deciding vote.
Tue House passed thu army apprp
pristion bill and took mp tbs District
OF Columbia appropriation bill.
In the Senate yesterday week Mr..
Evarts spoke. for over three hours in
advocacy Of tue passage OF the cleo
tion bill. liz the House the free coin.
age bill passed by the Senate was Q.
ceived and referred TO tie conn itt 20
on coinage, weights and measures.
The Senate was again engaged on
the election bill Friday. At 6 so p.
ID. motion 10 adjourn was defeatej
by the Republicans by vote of s2
10 ~, alter which several Of the
amendments which hal been offered
from the democratic side were laid on
the table. The House was engaged
on the District of Colum bia sppropri,
ktion bill, but the iime OF the session
was consumed by political speschs,
by Messrs. Rogers. Of Arkansas
Shively, OF Indiana and Langston O
| Virginia. An evening session wa
held, 1T which seventy pension bill
we're passed, Including one givin,
General N. p. Banks a pension o
500 per month.
| The Senate Was IN continuous ses
sion thirty hours Friday and Satul
day. Senator Faulkner spoke /
hours against the Force bill, wbic
was informally laid aside and Senat
adjourned until MONDAY.
Nothing OF importance In eithe
; branch Of Congress Was tIansacte
d ondsy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

WET VRoN1A.-Gov. Fleming
has contributed to the Manufactur.
er's Record a paper conveying 10
tie public an exhibit of the wOu-
derfnl resources Of THE crate and
The marvellous developments Of her
riches. Her wealth Of minerals,
oils, natural gas, coal, salt, hard-
woods &C., seemingly inexhaustible
- are placed before the public in a
striking way and must attract the
a tentiOn of capitalists, railroad
builders, manufacturers, miners
indeed all classes, A great future
ie before our Mountain State.
And in addition TO the wealth hid
den or developed, the state,is I'M
surpassed even by Switzerland, for
grandeur and picturesquenoss Of
scenery-ller hesIthfulness of eli.
mate and fertility Of soIl challenge
hc world.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

The COUNTRY IS TIRED OF TR1.
PnNe.-The Valley VITginian,
published 1T Stanton, Va, and
the ablest Republican paper ia the
South says in it's last issue: The
beet thing for Congress TO do would
be to drop the elections bill matter
and proceed to dispose ofthe 6nan
cial bill, the shipping bill and the
appropriation bills and then ad.
journ. The country is tiyed of
this trifiing with the pubic inter-
osts and the subordinating weight
Ter matters to partisan passions.
If the South is let alone causes
now in operation will remove ell
pretext for partisans TO inject their
schemes into les islatiOn and settle
the ballot Question to the saiisfac-
ton OF ell reasonable men, 10 well
as for the welfare Of the whole
country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

INeALLs.-Senator Ingalls,. Of
Kansas. spoke very confidently O
month ago of his reelection to the
United States Senate bat recently
that clustering bragadocie once 90
ebn.picuouFs~a ds uttcrances re-
gsrding his iescan to the Senate ia
not now so observable. He has
evidently seen the handwriting on
the wall. which is just as significant
TO BIN as that read with 80 much
dismay at the feast of Belshazzer.
~Tbou art weighed in the balance
and found wanting
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

STRAws.-The number nr new
postofflces established In the Unit
ed States in the year ended June
30, 1890, was $3.50, of which
2,628 or nearly one half were in
the South. That argues develop
ment' There were IL 'presidential'
postoffices discontinued during the
year on account of decreased bus
mess, only two of which were in
the South. That argues superior
staying power In Southern develop.
ment. Kansas lost 8 of those
Offices. Connecticut 4, Nebraska ],
Dakota /, Minnesota I. AS the
South contaius much less than half
the population of the country,
these figures are significant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

T. Railroad Development in
West Virginia goes on. AT Par
kersburg contracts have been
awarded for the extension OF the
West Virginia and Pittsburgh
Railroad from Flat Woods, Brax-
ton county. TO the mouth of Laurel
creek in the same county. The
distance is twelve miles and the
road is to run along Elk liver. This
road is 10 be continuation of ex-
Senator Camden's road from Yves.
ton through Lewis, Braxton and
Webster counties and on into Vir-
ginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

FARMERS ALLIANCE.-vhe Farm.
ers Alliance, which had not mem.
Der outside Of the Southern States,
one year ago and which started in
the Sonih. has spread 60 rapidly %
to now cover tairly-6ve states. Its
growth in this state which 70 more
a mining lumber and manufacture
ing state than agricultural, may
be classed aa phenomenal. A nat.
ional election will test the individ.
nal tendencies OF members and as
certain if it is . political Institution.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23

The PASSAGE or TIRE SILVER BflL.
he free silver coinage bill,
which passed the Senate on We'd.
nes day night of last week az sub
stitute for the finance bill reported
from the Senate committee, was,
az stated bysits auihor. Mr.. Vest,
OF Missouri, substantially the came
bill which passed the Senate last
year. The victory of the silver
men was therefore but a repetition
of their victory last June. Even
the vote was substantially the
cams
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-01-23
FRANKLY SrArrD.-The s

FRANKLY STArFD.-The ST.
Louis Globe Democrat 10 q strong
Republican paper, but il has no
nee for the Mckinley tariff bill or
its author. Hence il expresses The
hope that Mr.. Mckinley will be
elected Governor of Ohio if he 10
10 remain in politics. for the reason
as 1t declares, that there is pro.
nounced desire that he be placed
where he cannot do any more fool
ing with the tariff