Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
PEOPLE N 7HINGs.

The silence Of Claus Spreckels is siguin-
cant and golden.
What's the matter with the Hawaiian Lilly
as the national flower1
The restoration OF Don NJ. Dickinson
to a seas near the throne is painfully pro-
longed.
Down in Missouri friends of the admins.
tration are taking onice. The others are
taking cold.
A few more cold waves and an advance Of
% cents per ton are reasonable certainties
before the year vanishes.
The professional train robber Cannot hone
to endear himself to the travelling public
while he ignores the existence OF the porter.
A traveller asserts that to the German peo-
pie Emperor Williams three dearest things
IN the world seem TO be his wife, war and
Waiting.
1t is presumed that as soon as the fracas
Is over, Queen lii will give the royal salute
ana swcctly whisper to Grover: Hawaii
one with me-"
IT the administration is committed to the
restoration of thrown, probably some at
tentlon will be given to the democratic party
ere long. The late knockout seriously at
fected the party's extremities
San Francisco grew tired OF feeding the
unemployed" gratis and inaugurated the
policy of NO work, no grub Employment
was rendered tho hungry and out of $50 only
eighteen were willing to work. In fact, the
army vi unemployed melteu away WITH
the free lunch.
The oldest living representative of the
arlstocratic creole regime in Louisiana is
Judge Gayarre OF New Orleans. He will be
50 years old next January, but there are no
traces OF senectitude, mental or physical, in
MIN. He is erect and sprightly, and his
memory is very clear.
Richard Harding Davis wants to murder n
critic, having challenged him to mortal com-
pat. MIR. Davis recently returned from
abroad and 1t is feared the ocean voyage
seriously disturbed his liver. If his hunger
Tor gore continues he should be taken to an
aboatolr and given a oath in the hot fluid.
There is a new trick in foot ball. 1t is to
grab an opposing player, throw him down
ana fasten you teeth in the back of his neck.
This trick was tried on Butterworth of
Yale by one of the Pennsylvania ard is said
to have been very effective. 1t is called the
lying teeth as opposed to the flying wedge.
Mrs. John G.. Carlisle has joined the circle
of women who have stopped in the middle of
busy and famous lines to set the seal of ai-
thorlty on Kitchen chemistry. Mrs. Carlisle
VIII soon publish a cook book, as Mrs. eX-
Senator Henderson, marian Harland" and
Mrs. Bayard Taylor have done before her.
Miss Ella Knowles, who was defeated for
the attorney gcneralship OF Montana by a
small majority and then was appointed as
slstant by her successful competitor, re.
Gently secured, in favor Of her state, before
the Interior department in Washington, a
decision involving about 500, 600 worth
of school lands in Montana.
An appeal has been issued by the Nc,
Clellan Memorial association of Philadelphia
Tor contributions for the equestrian statue
of General George b. Mcclellan, which is tc
be placed on the north plaza of the city hall
The state of Pennsylvania appropriated
$1,000 to erect the pedestal, which has been
completed and is in place. The bronze
equestrian statue is now completed ant
could be placed in position in ten days. Tht
amount necessary to make all payments or
it is $1,000.