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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

THE BEE has for months been agitat-
ing n suppression of the smoke nuisance
evil. 1t was among the very first to
comply with the spirit and letter of the
city ordinance upon this subject and it
has not ceased TO insist that other build
ings that are pouring forth clouds of
black SCOT and filth should be provided
with smoke consumer of one kind or
another. The smoke nuisance must go
and the sooner ii gees the better.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

ONE of the most objectionable features
of the proposed fifty-year gas franchise,
and one that has up to this time been
entirely overlooked, is the section which
provides that the city can insist upon
the extension of mains and pipes in the
suburbs only in case it procures for the
gas company a written guarantee that
ten consumers for every 400 feet of
mains will continue to use gas
for the period of n year.
With our blocks of 264 feet
this means hat the people in the out
skirts of the city will not be able to Sc
cure gas until the street is practically
built up solid, with n consumer to
every fifty feet on each side of the
street. Should this provision become
law the gas company will be left at
liberty to keep suburban residents in
the dark until it p~leases it's fancy to ex-
tend it's lines of its own accord.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

CHAIRMAN WILSON of the ways and
means committee is said to view the
income tax as sound in theory but bad
In practice. In other words, he is
AFRAID to stand the consequence of its
introduction as "A measure of the demo-
cratic party. Chairman Wilson must
be given the credit for more far-sighted-
ness thar is possessed by the other mem
bers OF his committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
Cuitivating Goidbugs.

ItWVVV htVWUTTCWV.
Colorado men, by advertising the gold re-
sources of their state, will not give no the
fight for silver and bimetallism. They will
merely take advantage of the situation TO
turn away from one industry il can find in
another employment for its energies and
profit for all the capital that may be
4 yactnd
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

MEXICAN complaints against the in
action of the United States in reference
to the border bandits are to all appear
ances made with some justification. If
the United States desires Mexico to
assist in the enforcement of its criminal
laws it ought not to harbor Mexican
criminals within its borders to the detri-
ment of the Mexican government.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

The State Banking Board seems to
have entirely recovered from its spasm
of zeal wei the prosecution of the al
legged bond investment companies.
Have the companies peer frightened
away by the belligerent attitude of the
members of the board, or has the board
fallen back upon a policy of mastery in
activity?
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Whlle these places are perhaps
slightly better situated than Omaha as
regards facilities for securing coal and
other materials, yet they show that gas
at Sl.I5 in Omaha must be a profitable
investment for the company. The use of
our streets under such circumstances
must be worth some concessions to the
city even for a much more limited period
than fifty Years.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
THE DESERTED VILLAGE.
ChiclJO Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
Swift Midway, liveliest village of the plain,
Where glib-tongued fakirs fieeced the trust
ing swain,
Where guileless youth Its longest visit paid
And aged dandies went on dress parade;
Dear, high-prlced bowers of innocence and
ease,
Where swarthy donkey boys got fat on fees.
How oft the giddy throng, gay, free from care,
strolled bieezlly along thy thoroughfare!
Deserted Midway. Desoiate. %forlorn!
The winds go bowling through thee now in
scornl
A few short weeks ago the home OF mlrth!
And now thou art the deadest spot on earth!
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
Atlan.a Constitnlfon.

If there were no other question before the
public the Hawaiian business would present
features of considerable interest, but as
matters stand, the contention whether
these ex-canuibals and half-breeds shall be
governed ny n queen or a president is hardly
worthy of serious consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
NEBRiSkd AND NEBR ASKINS.

A Thanksgiving dance will be given by
the Utica band.
Custer county teachers will meet in con-
vention at Mason City next Saturday.
Evangelists Billings and Byers are con-
Quoting successful revival meetings at Har-
ward.
A religious revival is in progress at Bost-
wick ana already forty converts have united
with the church.
The Star has risen above the horizon at
Madison. IL is guided in its course by DON
ovan & Wright.
The Woman's Relief corps of Beaver City
has erected a flag pole, where old glory will
be displayed on state occasions.
The Red Cloud Chief has run up q ticket
for 1896: 'For president, William McKin
ley for vice president, Charles L. Mander
son.
After publishing the Utica Sun for six
years. the Compton brothers have retired
and the paper will hereafter be under the d.
~rection OF p. a. Drake.
John S. Slack, a well known citizen of
Kearney county, died recently while visiting
in Pennsylvania. He was a member of the
Grad Army and a prominent Odd Fellow.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
activity

HONDURAS is putting on its fighting
clothes. But it is very careful to search
out an opponent less powerful than the
United States. Nicaragua cannot ex-
pect 80 easy a settlement of it's difficult
tics with Honduras as was forthcoming
when Honduras S promptly apologized
to our government for firing upon the
Costa RIGA.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
A Note of Warming.

Republicans and republican papers are de-
handing the removal of h. Rosewater from
the republican national committee, because
he fought Harrison. Mr.. Rosewater's BEE,
however, comes back at the pcnitentiary and
state house ring and republican politicians
in u way that will give him admirers all
over the state. We very much fear that iu-
stead of getting Mr.. Rosewatcr off the
national committee, the latter will have
scalps Of the corrupt outfit dangling at his
belt before they know IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

SENATOR VOORHEES, reception by his
Indiana friends may have given rise to
''the p%roudest moment in his life" but
1t will afford poor consolation for his re-
tirement from the senate when the leg
islature meets to select his SUCCESSOR.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

BUILDERS in eastern cities are not
permitted to block the whole sidewalk
where they are operating at one time.
They are required to keep open an ample
passage way for pedestrians. Builders in
Omaha imagine that they own half the
street to the entire exclusio of the pub
lie. Their ideas in this connection
should be subjected toa radical revision.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
Van wyck and the Populists.

General Van Wyck of Nebraska gives some
timely and valuable advice to the populists.
He warns them that they can never win
more victories while they permit bigotry ana
fanaticism to control the party management.
That the impracticable theorists and un-
~scrupulous office hunters must be retired to
the rear and men of broad and LIBERAL ideas
called to the front. What the peoples party
needs is recruits, and these cannot be had
until the cranks and hobby riders are re-
tired from the party management.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

THE invasion of the United States by
that insidious foe to agriculture, the
Russian thistle, has aroused the warlike
spirit of Secretary Morton. 1t may yet
be necessary to order out the marines
to resist the approach of this enemy
from the north.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND people
already in the Cherokee Strip. Nosuch
voluntary movement of population could
have been possible in any country other
than the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

THE great storm off the coasts of
France and England Saturday night is
reported to have occasioned immense
loss of life. Our people, who lave but
recently suffered from similar calami-
ties on the Atlantic and the Gulf, are in
q position to appreciate the resulting
damage and to sympathize with the
victims
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
Another Ihxplnnnt,on.

There seems TO be an increasing belief in
democratic circles that it was the extra
session that did it. All persons familiar
with political history will admit that extra
sessions are dangerous things ana very apt
to be loaded at both ends.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

THOSE leaks in the State department
1t Washington have evidently not yet
been stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
MI. Ferris ana His Wheel.

New York, Nov. 20.-The owner and in
ventor Of the Ferris wheel, named after him,
which revolved at the Worlds fair, is now in
this city at the Everett house. He said to a
reporter that he had come for a rest. He
has made no definite arrangements for the
transfer of his wheel to any other city. In
deed he was not certain but that the Chicago
people would persuade him to allow the great
attraction TO remain
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

HIT one franchised corporation and
you hit them all. Touch the gas com
pany and the street railway magnates
enupo1
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

WHY didn't the gas company apply
for an extension of its franchise before
Its old franchise expired six months
hpnc
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

THAT plate glass trust crash is said to
have knocked prices to splinters.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

WHEN Hoke Smith and Senator Voor-
hoes collide watch for an outburst Of
true southern ire.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

PoPULIsT leaders deny the rumor of a
proposed reorganization of their party
on the lines of free silver coinage. The
free silver men must swallow the whole
bait or none. oe ga
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1898

next step will be the introduction OF opium
and whisky to the few who lave been per
mittcd 10 cscAnc.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Civilizations second Course.
Indianapolis Neios.
The first stage in, the process of civiIizing
the Matabele seems t9have been passed. The
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Circulation for October, aa,siS.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
THE CHIEF EVENT.
Kansas City Journal

hUTTnFS FTU UUHT TFUr
One portion of the people
A mighty multitude
Care nothing for Hawaii.
From any standpoint viewed;
The tariffs don't disturb them,
Nor do the silver laws
They're chiefly interested
Just now In Santa Claus.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Chicago Inter Ocean: Mrs. Wickley-I can't
for the life OF me see why you think she's a re-
markable woman. / Mr.. Wickley-She
game of cards.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

indianapolis Journal: "You think you are
bright said the window pane to the mirror,
but you only give out some one else's re-
iections."
at is easy enough to see through you"
retorted the mirror. You are envious of me
because | have a coat to my back and you
haven't"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Washington Star: 81 tell you, Katie said
her father, that Slokins is n very level headed
young man." 81 suppose so, father" she re-
piled. "He certainly makes IA great many fiat
remarks"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Detroit Free Press: ,Joe-Hello, Jim, your
overcoat Is away too short for you.
Jim-Well, it's been In soak since last June
and | guess it has shrunk.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

New York World: $50 you didn't know 7
had bought n newspaper and become u moulder
of public opinionf"
81 was not aware that you were in that bust
becoming somewhat moldy OF late"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Chicago Record: Ned-I hardly know how
Bob-lIow's that. Ned-When | look at my
bank account | think Tn poor, and when |
look at my wife's clothes l think must be
ricn.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

About Four Weeks More.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Assistant Secretary
of War Grant says that his resignation is to
take effect about the middle of December.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21
COMICIL

Plain Dealer: Any minister may get up a
sensation and the sensation may get down the
minister.
Galveston News: Credulity is not altogether
bad. 1t aids greatly in keeping money In cir
c%ulation.
Yonkers Statesman: The woman who has
worn tight shoes for an afternoon can well un-
derStand how a man can die with his boots
ou."
Philadelphia Record: It is a noticeable fact
that the melancholy Individual who says he
doesn't care whether he lives or dies always
wears "A chest protector and gum shoes.
Yonkers Statesman: No, Constance. it is
not proper to speak of the horses belonging to
the fire department as fire plugs.
for the wurst, but i must say 1 wasn't expect
ing this" said the new boarder as he sat down
to his seventh consecutive breakfast of
sausage.
Chicago Record; Ned hardly know how
Bob@IIows that, Ned2When / look At my
bank account | think Tn poor, and when I
look at my wife's clothes l think | must be
rich.
New York World: $50 you didn't know I
had bought a newspaper and become u moulder
of public opinionf'
os - WAS nut not ha aw nat,t tsSt tS ySu D %ere in nn thaa 5S Wa,
becoming somewhat moldy OF late"
| Detroit Free Press: JOe-Hello, jim, your
| overcoat Is away too short for you.
Jim-Well, it's been in soak since last June
and / guess it has shrunk.
Chicago Inter Ocean,: Mrs. Wickley-I can't
| for the life of me see why you think she's a re-
can remember the trump through an ontire
game of cards.
Washington Star: 81 tell you, Katie said
her father, that Slokins Is n very level headed
young man." 81 suppose so, father" she re-
| remarks"
indianapolis Journals: 'You think you are
bright" said the window pane To the mirror,
but you only give out some one else's re-
| tections."
SIT is easy enough to see through you"
retorted the mirror. you are envious of me
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Philadelphia Record: 1t is a noticeable fact
that the melancholy individual who says he
doesn't care whether he lives or dies always
wears "a chest protector and gum shoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Detroit Tribune: II thought l was prepared
for the wurst, but i must say 1 wasn't expect
ing this" said the new boarder as he sat down
to his seventh consecutive breakfast of
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Yonkers Statesman: No, Constance, it is
not proper to speak of the horses belonging to
the fire department as fire plugs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Yonkers Statesman: The woman who has
worn tight shoes for an afternoon can well I'M
how a man can Idle with his boots
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Plain Dealer: Any minister may get up a
sensation, and the sensation may get down the
minister.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-21

Galveston News: Credulity is not altogethe,
bad. 1t aids greatly in keeping money in cir.
culation.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-11
GOOD NEWS.

No other Medicine in the world was
ever given such a test Of its curative
qualities, Is Ottoss Cure. Thousands
Of bottles Of this great German remedy
are being distributed FREE or CHARGE,
BY druggists Of this country, to those
afflicted with Consumption, Asthma
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
all Throat and LING diseases, giving
the people proof that Otto's Cure will
cure them, and that It Is the grandest
triumph Of Medical science. For sale
only BY A. M. Gilbert a Bro. Sam
pies free. Large bottles SOC.
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Il y yoaKs pILeMMA


ssEe Nesna uAssr<
NKw York. March II. The question
|Df entertaining the foreign naval Officers
who viii DC here for the Columbian
naval review in April, and will after
Wards so 81 Chicago % BE- present -
the opening Of the Worlds fair. = cx-
citing considerable attention Thecity
has not money to spend upon any elab-
crate entertainments Is the event wne
not foreaeon when the bud GEL was made
up
Mayor Gllroy has said that he favors
4 special vel ot the legislatures author
king m appropriation for this PURPOSE
but no steps 70 this end have yet been
taken
It = understood TINT the chamber q
commerce i very anxious @ do honos1
% the foreign guests and visiting naval
0tilcers on this oscasion and that the
members are willing 70 80 deep into
their pockets and furnish the money
necessary for Sitting celebration q
the event Ne definite arrangement
has vet been made, hui the matter a IN
the hands 81 . committee, d which ex-
Vice President Lexl Z Morton = =
nember. and action viii be taken y Il
said ~ the occasion demands Mem
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PREPARING Foa a STRIKE.


tmpromptn Labor nnreams III New York
ITtfing KaiiWAy Hmads.
NEW YoRK. March Ii.-Up 70 noon
Thursday, Charles Dodge. the man
ager Of The ilnprcinptu labor employ
ment bureau. al y Fulton street. had
received A9s applications 81 men who
significd their Willingness TO accept i
situation as ynrd brakencn, switchinen
Or helpers. awaY frpn New York.
The place hns been open only d few
lays The ina. kha.t zitEil ar agen1ios
have been opened In other large chst-
tern cities seems II Indicate. 70 The
minds 81 labor men. that the CONS
panies entering Chicago anticipate =
biz strike III the near future and that
they arc preparing to defeat my AZ
tempt to tie up the roads
tits quite generally predicted by rail-
road en- ployes that sertafn Demands
will be made 81 the pennsylvnnia Eric
and other companies May |, and that II
they are net arecded ~ i general tir-up
will follow which wi; culnpletesy par
alyze Worlds fair traffic.
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FALL Or SANTA ANA.

Great Rebel Victory Suicide 81 the Gov
ernment Commander
NEW YoRE, March III The Herald
special cable from Valparaiso says that
II Il reported that Santa Ana. which
has been besicged BY tho Brazilian
rebels. has fallen. The leader Of the
government troops, Gen. Isadore Fer
naniez. knowing no would not Be-
spared. committed suicide
Foreig III residents In the Rio Grand do
sui have been insulted and abused BY
both sides and protests against the ont
rageons conduct have been made al
various consnIates.
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ThE coRpAcE Trust.
The statement That ii Is 10 H dissolved
Denied.

The statement That ii Is 70 ~ dissolved
Denied.
PHILADELPHIA, March Il. There Is
some one III Cincinnati who sends ont
every once IN q while prediction that
tho cordage trust Is to Be dissolved and
Thursday he broke all previous records
BY stating IN long dispatch that II
actually had dissolved and quoting
many facts and figures 10 prove Il
To reporter who showed him
the story, ex-Mayor Filter, who
probably knows Us much about the
cordngc business as anyone in this VII
cinity, said Thursday night The
story Is probably untrue. as al the 9th
efs were. but am not in the trust and
never win BE, and can not speak with
authority Some small firms have
withdrawn and some Others have joined
1T but ! do not believe the trust has
been dissolved. guess that Cincinnati
man is trying to bear the market
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GLADSTONE REPuLsED THEM.



Came % Protest
LoxnoN. Mnreh ! j. IA large dciega.
tion Of mcfchnnsa, bankers and ship.
owners from Dublin and Che provinces
ef Munster and connaught VIVA received
Friday BY Lord Salisbury The OBJ
jet was " show that there was j
strong opposition 70 home rule IN other
parts 81 ireland besides Ulster Menu
befs Of the delegation spoke IN strong
language II tho disaster robustness III.
terosts which, they predicted. would
follow The creation ~ separate gov.
eminent for Ireland
Il was also mentioned that Mr. Glad;
stone had refused 10 receive The deputa.
tion. Lord Salisbury Expressed snYs
pfised thnt Mr Gladstone should have
refused d receive such respectable
delegation. Tho refusal Waa doubtless
owing % The Indecent haste with
which the government mne pushing tho
bill.
NE urged loyal subjeetn of her males.
AZ Il Ifes e5ld a keep aip their courage
There were signs. hesnid. u 4 heallhy
change n public oplnsSns
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J THE MARKETS.
CrrcrTrA1r, march il.

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w * = =. ". sssn 49,. -.
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ssc; sss sample mp, White s,ask 800; 4, IN,
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HIS Hands ARE TIED
President Cleveland Can't ruIs tho
Senate Committees.
FREE SILVER MEN IN CHARGE


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vIKxNA. March IL ~ A short time ago
Inc diamonds presented BY the Arch
duchess Margaret Sophie b the Church
ii the Reiemptionists % the occasion
~ her plarriage to adorn . picture ~
the Viyetn. lnysteriously disappeared.
rhc thief youth D ( ~ years, has been
IsrFe r4gne, int onlySa small
ofsioa u sEs jewels have been recoy.
arSd
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rtmie arid <I40nttn May Dt nfonnhf "a
tiNrlnnnil
NEW ORLEANS March L. fiaker ana
Peterson. the swindieFs who xictimirca
scores 81 country prodncc dealers
throughout Louisiana, Mississippi.
Texas Arkansas Alabama and New
Orleans and were arrested recently.
have been positively idtntiiI6d u Bemls
and Stanton. the fellows whose naete.
oric career ii Cincinnati viii be rcmem.
bered BY the public generally. and par.
ticularly BY their victims Ia and about
the Queen City
They will be tried Ia New Orleans
Saturday and although 4 desperate legal
fight will Be made hr them. Il Il hardly
expected TINT they can escape the Lou.
lslnna penileAtiary II they do. how
ever. they viii bc taken Immediately 10
Cincinnati, where Horace Dunbar, Of
the Gibson house, who was heavy
loser " their Cincinnati visit viii
prosecute them.
Il Il estimated that their harvest
through the south il about ii j. 600 III
Cincinnati. whore they employed the
samo methods as south. their earn
lnga" were moro than $40 900
The scheme which they conducted 10
successfully was Is establish produce
house and undcrSell every other dealer
IN sight This they did by buying Oh
time and selling only for cash.
i was case ~ clear profit, and their
departure took plae0 between two days,
about tho time their notes and bills 81
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An Ordinance Against KnhIrs 1nkea III
the Commercial Traveller.
OMAHA. Nab, March II y u Wood,
; wellslsnown commercial man repre-.
sentinR commercial house. wne ar
rested il 0mahas Thursday. under d
recent ordinance requiring drnmmers
doing business ii The city ID take out i
license sihe ordinance WIS intended
toTo1ch only faisix. but II Il liahls u
ckuae an disclaimers much trouble Mr.!
WbJd wae discharged.
The ordiu8nce Il broad one. said
Judge Jieriss, and should b altered 50
~ to clear commercial travellers AN III
Is now every travelling man coming into
Omaha Is liable 10 rrreSt Il he has no
license and u iinc of not more than sSo
~ imprisonment not exceeding thirty
daRn