Omaha daily bee., 1895-04-22

Neigh Tribune: The state Journal claims
that the last legislature was "creditabio 10
Nebraska" Aud has the Tree Planter state
fallen 20 low that even the legislature Of 1896
Is credit to herr
Cedar Rapids Commercial: Governor Hol-
comb has vetoed the bill repeating the state
depository law. We are glad Of II, and we
are also glad our Boone county representative
did not vote for the bill.
Kearney Hub: The State Board Of Agrl-
culture and the business men Of Omaha have
commenced early TO work up the state fair
and its attractions, and there is no reason to
doubt the success Of the fair next fall.
Central City Nonpareil: The Omaha peo-
pie seem to be determined to make the state
tair success. They will leave no stone un-
turned to have the fair superior to any ever
held in the state. Their pride is at stake.
Valley Enterprise: County Judge Baxter is
rustler when 1t comes to settling estates
and paying up the costs. The judge, although
young man, has made very able public
official and his administration has been a
very popular one.
Blair Pilot: Every time The Omaha Bee
gets in good hard whack at the b. & M.
state political syndicate the State Journal
groans in agony, and at once produces its
stereotyped editorial attack on Rosewater
personally, under the old familiar heading.
symptoms Of Insanity"
Cedar Rapids Republican,: The depository
law which was repealed by the late repub-
ican legislature, was vetoed by Governor Hol-
comb. All honor to the governor and ever
lasting disgrace and shame upon set of leg
siators who would undertake to cover up and
perpetuate method of using public money
SO plainly dishonest.
Schuyler Herald: In the passage Of the A.
+. A. Fire and Police Commission bill the
short-sighted republicans have given Nebraska
democrats a surer foothold in the state than
they have had for twenty years. 1t is a bill
framed to keep foreigners from holding Office
in the state, and II is destined to prove the
greatest political boomerang ever flung from
the hands Of partisan political body.
Wakefield Republican, The year 1894 was
probably the hardest year Nebraska has ever
known. 1t may be many years before another
occurs equally as hard. But for the most
part our people have bravely met the issue.
although for time we have to be SLOW Ne
braskG is a good state, all the same, and with
patience and perseverance her people are
bound to get to the front. There are other
states worse off than Nebraska and without
ouf good prospects.
Central City Nonparel: j. r. Buchanan,
general passenger agent for the Fremont.
Elkhorn &c Missouri Valley railway. has writ
ten letter in which he predicts that the con-
servatiyes OF the east will nominate Cleveland
and that the east and south will elect him.
and that the west will go pop. Mr.. Blu
chanan should let politics alone and predict
about the weather, something that he might
hit once in a while Evidently he does not
consider the republicans will be in it, The
recent legislature must have passed some bill
that hurt the gentleman's feelings, or else hts
butcher is a republican and he wants to get
even.
Platte Center Signal: The state fair at
Omaha this year will undoubtedly be one of
tho greatest and grandest affairs of the kind
ever held in the state. Arrangements have
already been made to secure the parapher-
MALTA which was used in the Mardi Gras fes-
ttval at New Orleans. Ample hotel accommo-
dations is another and very important thing
for the comfort of visitors. and trains will
be run for the accommodation of people within
hundred miles Of the metropolis so they
can go in the morning and return in the
evening. Every man. woman and child liv-
ing in the state who can possibly spare the
time and cash will undoubtedly spend one day
at least at the state fair at Omaha.