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Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

and is fully covered by insurance. The fire
is supposed to have originated in pile of
empty boxes, but as none of the men about
the store had been down in the cellar during
the evening its cause is mysterious.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Bought organ stock of G. B. Musi
Co. Will sell them cheap. Mar. Bour-
icius, ll6. ia Stutsman street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Carl Burhorn. successor to L. Bur-
horn, has the only new jewelry stock in
city. MANY holiday novelties.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Paul Schneider, tho druggist, has the
newest novelties in celluloid aud alum
mum goods for the holidays. No one
else carries the line, and they are the
handsomest things you ever saw.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Coal and wood: best and cheapest
Missouri hard wood in the city; prompt
delivery. II. a. Cox, No. Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Brighter than gas, cheaper than elcc-
trio light and as beautiful as a dream
those new art lamps at Lund Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Parties trying to introduce new cough rene
dies, should know that the people viii have
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Gentlemen, the finest line of fall goods
in the city, just received. Reiter, the
tailor, $40 broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

The genuine Round Oak stoves, also
fine line Of oil heaters. Coles, Al Main
street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

McPhail pianos and Crown organs,
cash or installments. Mar. Bouricius,
ll6 StutSmun street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

CRAWFORD, Neb., Dec. 16.-[Spccial Tcle-
gram to THE BEE l7-A heavy snow COM
menced falling last night and this morning
the ground was covered with at least six
inches Of the beautiful. Stock is in pretty
fair shape and suffering will not be very eX-
tensiyc this winter
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

No doubt the most complete stock of
fine holiday novelties in the city is ut
Davis, the leading druggist and per-
fumer.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Given away with $500 purchase-a
nice Christmas present. j. j. Maurath
q Co, boots and shoes, 533 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17
Proposals for the Furnishing of Lumber for
the CITY of Omaha for the Year 1903.

Sealed bids will be received at the office of
the city comptroller up TO p. m, December
20, 1892, for the furnishing OF lumber for the
city Of Omaha for the year 1898. Blanks for
such bids furnished by the comptroller. A
certified check OF 800 TO accompany each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
TIEO. OLESEN, Comptroller.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. Ia, 1892. dl5d6t
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Given away at J. j. Maurath & Co. s,
5S3 Broadway, dealers in boots and
shoes, beautiful chrome as Christ
mas prrsent
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Do you smoke? Have you tried T..
u. King & Co. S Partagas? It's u
charmer Just light one.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

If you want to make Christmas pres
ent in the toy line don't rest until you
visit the BOSTON STORE, get their
prices and see their line. Everything
that can be thought of, from all the four
quarters of the globe. All at our we'll
known low prices. Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Free present for everybody at j. j.
Maurath & Co shoe store, 533 Broad
WnV
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17
\ Cure for Group.

If your children are subject to Group
always keep bottle of Chumberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand 1t is prompt and
certain cure. If given as soon as the croupy
cough appears it will prevent the attack.
For sale by druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

IT you want n doll see the Boston Store
line Everything from a doll for 1c to
Sl7.50-speaking dolls, crying dolls, col
ored dolls, dolls till you can'trest. Don't
fail to make your purchases early be-
fore the great rush. We can store them
for you and deliver them free. Boston
Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17
Knenhcr Smoked Out.

See those 9. heaters at Swaine's, 737
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Wanted-Cash offer for ten shares
Citizens State bank stock. Must be
sold. Address f. II. Sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

L. p. Judson, civil engineer, 32s B'wa
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

See our line of ladies' all silk hand
kerchiefs, handsomely silk embroidered,
at l2ic each. Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17
Cases in Court.

"Sober' Burns, the young man who held
up the ticket taker at the motor bridge last
spring, and has caused the jailer more
trouble than he is worth, concluded to save
the county the expense of a trial and pleaded
guilty yesterday to the charge of highway
robbery and assault with intent to commit
murder
The case of the state against Peter Egan
was given to the jury early in the afternoon
Frank Robinson was tried ON the charge of
stealing couple of guns from buggy be-
longing TO Or. H. s. West The case was
not completed at the hour Of adiounment
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

For warming guest chambers, bath
rooms, etc., our gas heaters are Just
what you want. Look At them. Clean,
convenient cheap, &. b. Gas and Elec-
tric Light Co
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Beyond all doubt the largest and most
complete stock of holiday goods ut low
est prices is at Davis, the leading drug
gist and perfumer
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Scott house; good board; low rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

ENrERpRISE Place, for fruits gardens
lIsuburbun homes hne acre lots, twenty minutes
from motor iinc, Grcensheldi, Slchols0n Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

Il WAS deaf for year, caused by catarrh
IN the head, but was perfectly cured by
Hoo Us Sarsaparilla.n H. Hicks, Rochester.
N. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

EARDEN AND FRUIT land; richest and most
'bcautitu tract in pOttnTattamie county; SEQ
Enterprise Place; five ten acre lots Green
shields Nicholson X CO., G2l Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

ERulr FARM Improved, mile and n half from
4 the pOstCtiice, 3G acres; room house, stable.
etc. VIII exchange for residence In Council BluHs,
Greer shields, Nicholson x Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

(:le ACRES upper Broadway; splendid piece for
tplatlng; cheap for cash, Will exchange for
improved resldcnre property In Council Bluffs
Greenshlods. NichOlsOn " GO.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17
Special Notices.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HOUSES AND LANDS.


EON EXCIANGE-A nice home on s. 7th street,
h near 18th avenue clear of cncumbranCe for home
in Omaha IIanscom Place Kountze Place pre-
ferrcd. VIII puL in S2jJJ diferonco GroenJhi eds,
Nicholson 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

LrOR E&CIIANGE-Good troom house on South
sth street for land. Grccnsnlelis, Nicholson 4 Co
A hSTRACTS and loans Farm and city property
Abought and sold. Pusey Thomas, Council
Bluifs.
iTARM anI city loans. Money loaned on stock
l and grain. Real estate for salc Dwelling and
business rentals Money loaned for local investors.
LOMgee x lOwle 2ll reMrl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

NIONTHIY PAYMENrS-For salc. new hye
NI room house bath room, electric lights all
modern improvements one block from mutor
model home. Greenshields. Nicholson Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-17

ID ESiDESCE lot, - feet front i've blocks from
iNBloOmer school, offered for sale, for this week
only at 500. Green,hleds Nicholson 60.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30
THE JUDICIARY.
Why Change in Our Supreme Court Is Desirable.

The necessity for change in the judges court
by the the party gentle
who known to be the
opoy nominated We about article showing
necessity this change when attention called the following
present
of September:
political parties made their nominations national
pie Our here discuss the claims of these candidates.
Grafton which the mpoys ysy
sss % Tssms! esa
neapois and Davidson OF Layene Rock
5i{s
] S
the n 1S }uSs Dason
@ s With % but o 5 The s s
that refused to nominate Judges Dickinson
pg voters s5at se %
those opposed the reelection Judges vandberg,
duct the tss 3 ssps ns9 stay the its
nd and such that TT could stand
Ssslthy,
we bs s 5 caas @ why
or%5
sue suing suits for on
s h5t @ 9ag' ano f1
dns aaa s nf aa OF %
BENG although they know there
to labor peril
limb in their demands by their brethren labor
they will be without remedy for their
gin by considering this matter applicable railway employees
article the Forum OF June last by Henry Adams stats
find that the railway employees
preceding 451 and that the number injured which
killed fol 306 and injured every thirty
oyed By reference to the report OF railroad commission
Minnesota the ending June 30 1891 71s that the
proportion for and that during the time
there A Of these killed and AS Minnesota
nzng that railroad
providing and appliances these
railroad commission in that report
that
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

for the regulation railroads. whereby
m The edo petition signed
msn i5js
peril {bs lie SaS{i 1$sss %
Lodge pubssd classified table show
5t es sg rsg s killed during
men S aa ts g sSgs3g
d 5SSg "a: and {;
}s3%s as
es ms 1885, avn:
while anmen alone there death and
needed he says in conclusion, the remedy:
Be ai aa t?
m d bring about the desired result without placing
It @ and aas
o the
HAS the such legislation time that the
ees s 81 ,ass &
death caused BY such alleged
ss s @ ses
n St this 5 @
boldly Made that discriminate against labor and
the law al CIVILIZED always he'd that
their 1887 English exception this
sa s Saan Sne % ted injury the
TINS SsVtFa % were given for this exception to the general
footing be Opportunity observe the
oth ebar the that each
should not be responsible for the against
We will not attempt this simple form,
ns' b pp
who are mot fellows s to who did not work side
to the habit other
genera! business being employed perhaps
esseea %
St Paul to Seattle will
lie limb 'g 'Sa
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30
IN THE GRAND MARCH.
Democratic District Chairman Joins the PEOPLES PartvCoone Svd
ney Harper Texas Says There Is No Difference Between the
Two Old Parties and He Wants to Be in the
Struggle for Liberty.

Patriots quitting the old huk joining party the
people One Of the latest acquisitions
the Fourth
Craftsmanship and declaring jn
struggle liberty speaks
the metal. 1t follows:
To the people OF the Fourth district:
hereby tender
for this congressional district My
party democacn principle patriotic
spve Under the democracy the
people South have ured
led farther from the old landmarks it's
percepbe difference between the
trusts and combines which
making wreck OF our liberties paupers OF people,
During corruption the people
the leaders the two parties
dollars the corporations which
fisted the The
mining and manufacturing monopoes jointly
the leaders the old press political
ing largely under the great telegraph combine
pend the enemies the people he trusts combnes
ton and transmission political
kept deceived until they educated otherwise through
organizations.
and prpetuang itself
late find the production
ism 900 mlonas
wealth the Union owned and controlled
poraon have the
frihts tolls and tariffs unrivaled
rights Individual rights and the liberties people
by greed.
What does the states rights corporation
the New York the stroke
$5OOOOO OF the people Texas fictitious
officer at
L
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

cal ending June 1893 1856 this being
the will be that the democratic and republican
ate have $50 65 O3O3 the
SO that at the end OF the fiscal there must be deficiency
how democratic orators deny that claimed by the
parity the tariff contest between the republican
parties sham batt" What
gate cannot be reduced until another provided 1t
rearranged but that reducing The ham
BATTLE and the people awakening the To this deficiency
will have another plank of the plat
form which Isl I'VE demand graduated income tax This will call
the
eminent, and the protection Of their wealth.
You briefly
the matter with believe will satisfactory
cratic and republican politicians.
sought the democratic
that the peoples party state placed nomination before
declared myself that the solicitation the
from the third district and the eighth judicial dis
favor OF coinage silver graduated income ali
~ 600
ownership Of them equal
rights for all and special privileges These friends said they knew
could whole
took them their word At them should
be nominated Judge the but when called
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30
DONNELLY SETTLED IT.

His Convincing Plea on Resolutions of
Sympathy with the K. of /.
Rochester Boycott.
From the Minneapolis Labor Union:
At the Omaha convention of the
peoples party at Omaha, July 4,
Hugh Cavanaugh, secretary of the
resolutions commit tee, read the fol-
lowing resolution unanimously
adopted by the committee.
''Resolved, That this convention
sympathizes with the Knights of La
Dor in their righteous contest with
the tyrannical combine OF clothing
manufacturers, of Rochester, and de-
clares it to be tn duty of all who
hate tyranny and oppression to re-
fuse to buy goods made by said
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30
SIDNEY HARPER.

The especially towards spring lies upon
the peoples party candidates will report that
dad they viii make fearful
they propose parts state statement that
Donnely
assassinad The Islander ridiculous
republican member of at that time
warm defender President Lincoln the floor Of
the next BY the republican party
But and outrageous simply length the
hired agents OF will We
and believe nothing that from the enemy
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

manufacturers or to patronize any
merchants who sell such goods"
After a considerable number of
speeches had been made, some favor
ing the resolution anu some strong Y
opposing it, two speakers having
Just followed each other in opposi-
ton, the fate OF the resolution vas
endangered. Then came the impor-
tant speech of the nigTc on~the GU 5
ton, one by lgnatius Donnelly. The
resolut on, he declared, was in keep
ing with the spirit OF the preamble
to the platform adopted with 80
much unanimity earlier in the day.
The Rochester clothing manufIe-
turers have said to 10000 Of their
Workmen and wOrkwomen that they
shall not gain a livelihood without
yielding up their right as American
citiz us to organize for self-protec-
ton and the Improvement OF their
condition in life" Mr.. Donnelly said,
''On this there can be no hesitation
and no eomprGtn y
At this declaration the hall rang
with cheers, renewed again and
again, the voice of General Master
Workman PoWderly, Of the Knights
of Labor, making itself distinct
above the general din.
This vast and gigantic move
ment should extend it's powerful arm
to the aid of the oppressed and
downtrodden. If the resolution were
simply to express the prejudice Of a
class, should not support 1t. but
it is an enunciatiOn which declares
that the American laborer, however
humble, retains all the rights of an
American citizen. 1t is a declaration
that freemen will not clothe their
limbs in the goods manufactured by
this slave making oligarchy. Loud
Cheers. The agriculturalists, OF
this country must stand by their
brethren and we will crush all men
who seek to Cypress their fellow men.
Here, repeat, there can be no hest
tation and no compromise. 1t is
war to the knife and the knife to
the hilt. Loud cheers. | trust
that those who have staggered
away from this resolution because
of the opprobrium which a hireling
press has affixed to the word boy
colt, will withdraw their opposition
and that the resolution may be
adopted by rising vote" Tremen-
dous applause.
At the conclusion of Donnelly's
address, Mr.. Powderly, Mr.. Hays
and number OF others, rose and
grasped him warmely by the hand
And when the chair put the ques-
ton, to a rising vote, it was adopted
almost unanimously, aimed Il scene
Of the widest excitement, with long
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

free railroad altogether democratic endorse
else who could the
opoy and the
did not abuse the democratic partly in speech at Minneapolis
The the
apos Times organ tell the truth Instead giving
the substance of what said stated that abused the demo
cratic party Intend before
fore the good people county, DID,
them that right that would well
and do likewise upon interesting
matters bearing upon this subject.
When the principles the peoples party t plank relating the sub
ncuded understood they will be found
and in favor the people against like puocacy
/.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

The Millionaires increase from day to day,
The multi-millionaires come apace.
The Millionaire is well upon the way,
And soon will show bis shining fellow face.
Meanwhile the millions OF the human race
Whose ceaseless toll supports these mighty
knaves.
In want and misery forget disgrace
In freedoms name degenerate to slaves,
Langush and die and fill ignoble graves,
Simon burst in the New Nation,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

live times the highest paid state Off
Ger, and make the people pay it, with
nopower in the modern states rights
to prevent it? What does the cry OF
individual rights signify when a few
chartered classes have monopoly of
the governmental power to make, coin
issue and control the money which
prices every individuals labor and
product, and that, too, without legal
power of redress or prevention. The
very men who have carried our poll
tics to a system OF spoliation, pillage
and plumber are now and have been
about equally divided among man
ayers and leaders OF the two old par
ties, thus proving their joint respon-
sibility for the wrongs which exist.
In this condition OF matters it is
folly to expect reform in either of the
old parties, and for the good of my
self, my family, my posterity and my
onnnfr-sF | ovnoot 70 r., 1>o NJ %hO
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

to seeif l would accept, l declined, be-
cause | did not desire the office.
was then urged to accept the nomin-
alton for Attorney General. That
l also declined Gas l did not care to
engage in active politics) until sew
eral member of the democratic party
democrats who are sincere in a de-
sire for success and reform) also
urged me to accept the nomination,
so that the democrats could endorse
me. Yielding to these friends, | ac-
cepted the nomination. But not be-
ing on friendly terms with the Boss
es, who rule the democratic party,
my endorsement was not permitted.
Although the democratic party of
the nation had taken up and nonin-
ated Horace Greeley, lifelong re-
publican and opponent and al
though it had in this state q few
years ago, nominated Hon. g. w.
Dixie, also then and since q, lifelong
republican, for state treasurer. the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

continued cheers; and every Knight
Of Labor delegate in the hall felt
that Senator Donnelly had done their
cause an invaluable service; as the
endorsement of the boycott by this
great convention will make the over
ow of the tyrannical Rochester
ling combine certainty in the
49, future.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30
cheap provided life limb Of and not OF beasts
motive kills liable his
kin dozen secton men, and it the sghst

that ss as6 has tt
he h df H n a h
has charge Whole division
nd s ho he has
his TSo 5s bo o decides that the @
whom he has that the
ESQ., d a M9 tns as p@ Sa is oD fellow with
ST.. i Co. IS Minnesota Reports H. and Lnda
ss ID s 4s .sz
prompt railroad man
:s% and es ssfs ss
Psay msmbsrg ali hese
s sd as o s rest s Sa a ese p a
sn a y S they n
only has soul but has responsible that ali the
small pays
and thus
The the United States
'ae 1 Ps Sh t
case Of Ros sn III No. s en sap
that wrong thereby
the and responsible or those liable
@ % tsd @ % 5 s q S
For
a a no9 ba 1nds eEa wG9 by w
un9 a to n TO ah a e dna g Tb out &
have bstr na was common borsr work the
q@P 5hm court 1 G eo 5hs @ gave way d nu'
opinion Il Minnesota Reports, 22 Snow
th his the T 1so
20 6aHs ] p ogeser ana adsd a all the five
We're for the o wrongful acts and orders the
the T. S Is ugs Non by the
our state supreme court unendy to employees than the federal
TO eounterac the decisions the
Every raiosd Operating any railroad this
s f h1 be s 9 f nsn IS ata BY agent
Of Mnnesoa a ot supreme court
this
on he was repairing it, on account OF the negligence those
s3 ssbs s;ctss
throwing upon him. this his deet
ST. $S IS Mimi Rep 1922 they decided
the "Fon a 6
there T ass p p sa for tSd H 1 a
we have th9 will
y aes
hsa there osp 1dsfy the this court
stately rsno%nated judges VaDder e
Hon. freeman oppp @ % @
hs fire. tas Of sf h e
s Tt4s he not not tssoe e @
the hI policy the company the right to ask certificate
usa Of that officer Lake that ssrtiacat he
the generally many declaring nexcsb dpart
ss tss S fa o ar Sagne5 e a to
the him
the certificate
Of the policy They that this any in
make this CERTIFICATES and so certainly ap sn nearest o
Mitchell also
Justification for that have been unable
democratic selecting
the objection urged against the whole applies equal
The decisions OF this other sharply
only but because their unrety
where they held that the could sell property
for although he had them receipt
was mentioned casn point They reversed themselves
another
actual delinquency Many other Illustrations
U.s. but will not refer them.
another general complaint which we found lawyers to make that
district
practice OF the Judges these courts nsrcng @
they term it, made out case which required the defendant spro
that fragrant
that who
prevented having
that the court largely responsible adoption
of this practice.
all that
knowledge
the aborer
the are
candidates. should and
son should be elected in their
THE MINNESOTA FARMERS ALLIANCE
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-09-30

Saturday.
To those who have explanation
who do not will that the
South and have taken this step after due elaboration.
SIDNEY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-05

Cada diez dias llega un correo de la
Peninsula, correo que siempre es espe-
rado con ansia.
No porque crean1os que en- el han de
llegar noticias agradables para el pals.
Estando Canovas en- el poder y Re-
nero Robledo en- Utgamay, no es po-
sible esperar NADIA bueno
Pero siempre nos halaga la esperan-
"a de recibir por uno de esos vapores
la grata noticia de que Canovas, imi-
tacion de Llanos Baeza, presenta su
dimision, para felicidad de Espana y
sus colonias.
Mientras mas ansiamos la paz y pro-
greso de la Metropoli, mas tristes son
las noticias que recibimos.
Los periodicos llegados tiltimamente
no hablan sino de l1uelgas, motines, aso-
nadas, etc
En- Cataluna la huelga iniciada en-
San Martin de Provensals ha tornado
caracter de gravedad por haberse extern
dido todos los gremios obreros, eau
sando el cierre de numerosas fabricas
FL gobernador puso el territorio en- es-
tado de sitio, y estas horas Ell egois-
AiAO hG 4OS ldDllIdllGS Id lIlI dIlSl SGIl-
cia del gebierno habran costado un de-
rramamiento de sangre, de la sangre
anemica que circula por el gastado or
ganismo de seres hambrientos.
Porque en- Espana no hay mas lucha
social que el Aambre La pobreza del
oDrero es explotada inicuamente por ell
egoismo de los fabricantes, hasta que,
desesperado por tanta miseria, el obre-
70 Sc lama a la barricada prefriendo
morir en- ella fusilado cacr desfallecido
en- medic del arroyo.
Y este Pasard siemprc en- Ia Penfnsu-
la mientras los gobiernos cream que cl
Aam6ge de los obreros desaparece cor
polvora y balas.
Xxx
Mientras ESQ pasa en- Catalina, en-
Andalucfa Sc ha levantado una partida
de bandoleros que desbalijan lindamen-
te a los caminantes. despues de tirotear-
Sc con Ia guardia civil.