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Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
House.

Under resolution by Stevens of Furnas,
Price Saunders (colored) of Omaha and A.
West were appointed special ianitors
The house voted TO use the elevators during
the session.
Mr.. Capek introduced resolution inviting
Ex-Governor Thayer to file his message with
the secretary of state in order that the house
may reoeive the information contained in the
message relating TO the present financial con-
dition Of the state.
White said they could obtain that from the
treasurers report,
The resolution was tabled.
On motion OF Taylor the approval of the
minutes OF the joint convention was indeh-
nitely postponed.
A large number of bills We're introduced,
among them the following:
BY Gale-Repeating the innocent clause ia
notes.
BY Bredeson--Amending the code TO
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
THE SEN1 TIE.
Bill to Regulate the Salaries of
County Officers.

County Officers
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. b. Especial Telegram
to The BEE. Very little but routine busi-
ness was transacted in the senate this morn =
ing. The clerks read all bills from beginning
to end, which consumes much time that was
saved by the clerks in former sessions, wh
frequently read very little but the title or
Introduction.
Senator Kuntz was appointed TO act with
two members of the house as delegation to
the irrigation convention to be held at Nc
Cook on January 2S.
A resolution was passed expressing the
sense Of the senate that immediate action
should be naken to provide out of the state
funds for the people who are suffering from
the failure of their crops.
Among the new bills introduced were the
following:
BY Switzler-Providing that electors for
president and vice president shall be elected
at the general election in the year 1892 and
every four years thereafter on such day as
congress may appoint, one of said electors to
be chosen from each congressional district
into which the state may be divided and two
OF said electors to be chosen from the state at
large.
By Coulter -Repealing the bounty on the
manufacture ofsugar from beats or sorghum.
BY, Wilson-Providing for thirteen iu-
diclal districts.
By Sbea-Amending section 40 chapter
2S, OF the compiled statutes entitled Fees"
1t provides that county judges and county
clerks shall turn into the county treasury all
fees in excess of 81 1900, and count ty treasur-
ers and sheriffs all in excess of $4,000. In
co mites of $4,000 population the treasurer
shall receive s., 900 and shall have necessary
assistants, whose aggregate salaries may not
exceed S2, 400; the sheriff shall receive $4,000
and have 5000 deputy and necessary Jail
guards; the. county clerk shall receive
$500 and have a $1,000 deputy. The
Judge shall receive fees to the amount of
g, 800 and be provided with necessary clerks
whose salaries shall not exceed s, 200 in the
aggregate, such officers are allowed also to
retain not to exceed 800 each for additional
assistants if needed. In coun.ies of 10000
population the fees of the county clerk must
be paid over to the treasurer quarterly, and
the clerks salary Of g, 500 and his assistants
salaries will be paid out Of the general fund
Deputies and assistants in counties Of 10000
must be appointed and their salaries fixed by
the board of county commissioners.
Walt Seeley has been appointed private
secretary to Lieutenant Governor Majors
andis stationed near the latter's chair, where
he can be OF much assistance, especially to
the clerks who are not familiar with the
routine Of their Offices.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session of the senate the
only thing done was the first reading of the
the houses concurrent resolution fixing next
Tuesday as the time for meeting in Joint con-
vention to take up the contest for state
Offices. 1t came up out OF It's regular order
and Switzler objected TO its reading, but the
rules were suspended by vote of % to 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Held UD by HipN Five

In CAMP JACKSON, Sheridan county, Neb,
Jan. 13.- Special to THE BEE. l-Company of
York is still in camp ten miles from Rush
vile. There are but two on the sick list
High five is the stimulus that keeps up the
spirits. An excellent force is on guard duty
constantly, and the company is prepared for
any encroachment of the hostiles. The
weather is very fine, Just such as is needed
for camp life
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Three Men kil,ei,

VICTORIA, B. g, Jan, 1s.-Yestcrday after,
noon, while gang q men was dischargIng
cargo OF salmon FROM q steamer the floor Of
the she'd where the boxes were stored gave
way, throwing the men into the water below,
Three men were killed and one fatally
wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
The House Committees

Speaker Elder was busily engaged all day
In making up his committees. He says he
finds 1T heavy task No more committees
Will be announced until the entire list is CON-
pleted, which may take a day or two. No in
timation has been given as to the leading
chairmanships, except that they will go to
the independents. AS there are no lawyers
among the independents, it has been sug-
gested that the judiciary committee should
go TO John &. Watson. The three leading
committees Judiciary, railways and appro.
'prations-.will likely go to Schrader of
Logan, McReynolds Of Clay and Taylor of
Johnson. Gaffin of Saunders, Newberry of
Hamilton, Jones of Burt, Kruse of Knox
Waldron of Adams and Stevens of Furnas
will likely get cnnd cnm rnittnns
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Temporarily Embarrassed,

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 13.-O'Donnell,
Spencer & Co., operhtng an extensive plan
ing mill, sash, door and blind factory and
lumber yard, have assigned for the benefit OF
their creditors, J Phe liabilities are about
100000 assets s20O000. The firm is only
temporarily embarrassed
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Steam ahin ArriNala-

AT Marseilles-The Alesla from New York
AT Liverpool-The Bavarian from Boston
and the Queepsmpre from Baltimore.
AT Philadelphia Lord Give from
Liverpool,
AT Baltimore The Parkmore from London
AT New YorkEThe Normandie from
Havre. ~rm
AT London-rhei Minnesota from Balti-
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Coal Miners strike Co,Iopsinp.

BRMINGuAM, Ala, Jan. 19.--Th strike Of
tho coal miners is breaking up. The strikers
at the Blockton mines have decided TO return
to work this morning at the old prices, and
it is believed the men in all the other mines
will follow
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Two SailOra DrnW

FIRE ISLAND, N, Y, Jan. l3.-The schooner
Otter from ST. Kit, with cargo of salt,
went ashore at Bell Porte l.. L. this morn
ing. Two men were drowned coming ashore
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Pig Hallway Contractors Fail.

LONDON, Jan. l3.-J. e. & NJ. Clark & Co.,
South American railway contractors, have
failed to meet their bills. Their assets are
II, 900, 900, and their liabilities 44O0, O0O
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
ABaseba,IConterence.

New YoRK, Jan. ia baseball conference
preliminary to the meetings of the National
league and American association was held
today AID considered the agreement which Is
proposed to govern tho two associations and
also the members OF the defunct Players
league
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14

Kuntz, DnyYsHern, Wood Swtzler Brown.
Counties and County Boundari cs IS mith,
Sanders, Is liHW, KEEPER, Starbuck.
immigration Mates, Michenor, Turner,
Sanders, EgVkston,
Mines audIMInerals- Wilson. tIprn. Sand.
ers, Williams, Mates.
Live Stoceund Grazing Randall, Warner
Dysart, Wilson, Van Housen.
MlScellancpus SubjeCts-Poynter, Stevens,
warner Coulter, Van Housen, KEEPER, Eg-
gleston. 'N'
Medical Lesis isation-Brown Horn, Hill,
Mchener, Kepar.
Constitutional Amendments Beck, Stev-
KEEPER.
Public Charties--Switzler, Turner, Will
iams, Sanders, Woods.
Privileges and Elections Smith,
Coulter, Schram, Thomas.
Switzler, Woods.
States 'Prison-Dysart Kuntz, Randall,
Eggleston, Chrstofferson
State University and Normal School
Stevens, Taylor, Day, Shumway
Banks and Currency-Coulter, Collins,
Stevens, Shunway, Mates
Railroads Stevens, Warner, Kuntz, Poyn-
ster, Randall, ,Christofferson, Brown, Thomas
, Education -shumway, Taylor, Stevens
Poynter Shea
=, ,Library-Shea, Thomas, Collins, Sanders
Hill.
Ciaims-Hill, Taylor, Turner, Wilson,
Christofferson
- Rules-Poynter, Stevens, Turner, Var
Housen Eggleston.
Soldiers Home -Kuntz, Smith, Coulter,
Warner, Van Housen.
standing Committees-Stevens, Poynter,
Beck, Schram Horn Warner Thomas.
Industrial Home Williams, Collins, Tur-
ner Brown, Starbuck
Manufactures and Commerce- Ch rist N flor
son, warner, Smith, Dysart, Thomas.
Laoor-Sanders, Michener, Day, Woods,
Revenue-Poynter Coulter, Stevens, Mat
tes, Thomas, Moore,
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institutes-Star.
buck, Horn, Beck
Reform School. Etc.-Smith. Beck Moore
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
The Mayor viii NotInterfsre.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. lS.-Mayor Shake
speare said today that he would not inter
fere with the coming prize fight and under
stood that the governor Will let the matter
rest entirely with the municipal authorities,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Double Tragedy in philadryphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, IL. An unknown man
and woman We're found dead in bed this
morning, the woman shot through the head
and back
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Hundreds of Families Homeless.

BOMBAY, jan 13.-OvCr two hundred
houses were burned, and hundreds of fam.
lilies rendered homeless. Much suffering re.
suited.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Indiana's worlds Fair Approximation.

INDIANApoLIs, Ind. Jan. l3.-In the house
today bill was introduced appropriating
900 for the worlds fair ex hibit.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14

and without completing the reading Of the
bill the committee rose.
The report of the ballot box committee was
ordered printed, Adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
Nine ventursome skaters Drowned

PARIS, Jan. ia crowd of skaters tried to
cross the Seine today, but when near the mid
die of the river the ice gave way and nine Of
them were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-01-14
WHAT
W1|WeSav?
J/

For we don't like to
say what might to you
look preposterous or
impossible, as the war
cry of "cheap, cheaper
and the cheapest in
town" is as old as the
inventor of advertising.
We told you in our last
announcement that we
were determined not to
pack away a single over
coat if sizes would hold
out. 1t is now not a
matter of prices but of
size. We are selling
an excellent Chinchilla
Overcoat
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-10-30
The Campaign Of Education.
''HE RuLEs WHO BEADS.

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How's This /!

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-10-30

Put them over your cans of fruit to
shut out the light, and over the clean
lamp chimney to keep of the dust; slip
your hand in one when you clean of
the stove. Then the little paper bags
letters come in-the enyeiopes.--they
are good to hold seeds. Write the
name 90 the envelope and fold over;
fasten with pin; keep in . mouse proof
box. Strings are wanted every day.
Save the Irvine and cord, and wind in
balls or about your fingers, fastening
tho end lightly. Drop in . basket that
can be hung on the kitchen wall.
Flannel, ii fin, and soft, makes good
wash cloths. Button hole the edge
with turkey red. 1t is better than a
sponge"
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THE household.

Don't sleep in the same room with q
person in consumption, and be careful
that the room occupied by consump-
tive is thoroughly cleansed as often as
possible.
Don't allow people to kiss your child
rem on their lips.
Don't give your babies entirely up to
the nurse, as she may not always be
capable of using good Judgment.
Don't wear scowl on your face; this
will cause the carrigator muscle to con.
tract and produce wrinkles.
Don't run around to specialists, but
stick to your family doctor il he is'a
good one until he sends you to one.
Don't administer medicines to your
friends that have been prescribed for
yourself.
Don't take medicines to produce
sleep unless prescribed by physician
of good standing.
Don't suffer with any disease. how
ever slight, because you cannot afford a
doctor, but 20 to the best medical man
you can find aud tell him the facts.
Don't wear tight shoes, tight corsets,
tight sleeves. tight garters, or gloves,
because the circulation is interfered
with, and harm must follow.
Don't say that ysur doctor cannot
help you unless you have followed his
directions.
II is quite the newest thing for faces
that can bear it to part the front hair
straight down the centre, from the
crown Of the head to or even through
the bang. The wavy bands are theb
smoothed back into simple coil, either
high or low on the head, according, ,tc
the wearer's fancy. This style is bar
iicuIarly becoming to youthful fees OF
to those more mature when Of delicate
] beauty.
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A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care of two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able to get around.
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There were four views of happiness
which obtained among the ancients:
Epicurus said: Live, accept life
without thinking of ever living again
after DEATH Dunn vivamus vivimus.
Zeno answers: We must take no i'm
terest.in this life. In a measure weSal,st.
make ourselves independent Of life, and
not live at all. We must become, even
from the present, a free power, god.
We must triumph over fate, emancipate
our natures, free them from all restraints,
sure as we are that after this life our con-
nection with this world is ever broken
off,
Plato's view is: @We must find hap
piness by taking an interest in the things
of life. We must love life, but remem-
Der that after death we shall live again. y
st. Augustin advises: 4Be not over
interested in this life. Think with Plato
that it is only state contrary to the
original nature of man, and, like Zcno,
that this chain will not last very long
nor reproduce itself, but instead of seek
ing, like Zeno, savior in yourself, seek
him in Christ, who sitteth at the right
hand Of God
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.One who answers the questions
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Zone who fastens the envelope
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letter.
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shylock on Top Again.

Last Tuesday a speculative furry
caused an imperative demand for money
in New York, and 25 per cent was Of
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a time when the revival of business,
our booming crops and the return Of
our gold from Europe made all the
conditions favor the rapid increase Of
our general prosperity 0nly one cause
aan be assigned for tight money and
enormous rates Of interest at such a
tine, and that cause, it is unnecessary
70 say, is--spsculation. with a vicious
financial system under the absolute
control of q few money Hogs Within
the past quarter Of a century our peo-
pie have many times been forced to
recognize the fact that the currency d
the country is not : medium Of ex-
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change for the legitimate needs o
business. Under a financial system de
vised BY few Shylocks, who had th'
government BY the throat at the crisi
of the war, it is in the power of Wal
street to command its own rates 70
money and force panic. even when W
have the substantial requisites Of goo'
times. Now, If Shylock can terroriz
1.-THE entire country in one day, and scar
capital back into the vaults where it
/ timid guardians hoard it, IL is plair
that the commerce and industry of tht
republic can not safely count on its aid
The enterprise, the toll. the develop,
ment that promise the best results. re-
quire the continuous use Of capital fol
periods Of years. They can derive nc
benefit from call loans, and when spec
ulatioD enables Sbylock to damand Is
per cent, or more--even l89 per cent
as was the case year ago-they are
bound to lag, and the boIdest and most
hopeful will hesitate before they en-
gage in any venture requiring months
and years for its accomplishment.
Last fall, when the money kings
locked up the currency, they said that
what the country needed was not more
money, but more confidence. A year
has rolled around, and we are going to
sell to famine.stricken Europe more Of
our products than we ever sold before,
and the stimulating thrill o: confidence
has already made itself felt in every
artery Of commerce and in every fiber
Of our industrial body. We have the
confidence, but Shylock has the money!
Our toll. our increased production, and
our economy all go for nothing so long
as Wall street controls the finances and
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49, !. : 81, :, Ok !, I'm a. ~. !.
!. s : - ~ a..e rr;,h mh;oh
these money kings control our business
shows that there is not enough currency
in the country to enable the people to
exchange the products of thier labor.
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