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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

BARBER, Der uofommtr | Ellen,
oil fra lite Sttober al uoiOmme iou
G%asblao, us a%Ontinsenten pil bliue 6
arOner for aarsansen. "garoen" ia,
M 1000 Gbunnenter. Gette brinser
Neo tripsren til at t9nfe 80 Gar til.
base | gioeu, oa ban iorloo "9orres
ippnoenten"s 2rpfteri. 9ette bar gp.
ems eueIte 8lao, fOiteos 8 Specier for
garsuuseu % buube $50 sIbOnrsnter.
Sriien paa gefisnot9iOrelier bar 6
StiIius pr. 9stitIiuie.
s 5OrbinOslie meo bette: 8i bar
netop liasenbe foran os ct Sreu fra en-
abonnent / Big Sails, @iS., Der ipsrs
ger ON Briien paa "8arben" / etisn
os ~8sroens Gang" | ariitiania, ps ri
.mObtaser mssst Ofte lisuenoe Spsrss.
maal ON Griien paa 8laos / HOrgss
itsrre us minore Bper. 81 fan life
aliio bsiuare pisis Spsrssmaal; men
bpis 8eofOmmenos iienoer 8labsts
gtapn, iaa fan man ienoe en- Dollar.
SsoOsl / lsit 8rep, ps man faar 8la,
bet, iaa l9nSe 8eusene parer. Waar
man iaa paa ben Waabe beitiasr ct
glab. fan nan 10 finoe no. bpao Stars
sanssn foIter. llbenpaa 9reoet bebsper
4 blot at itriue 8labets @apn, 8p.
ems Nuun % "Rortpap, europe, os
Gorssieu er fuIbitenois.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Somulospriien gaar op.

Giteripsrielsn efter 8omulo fra
Gmsrifa bar itsset ! England. ps Sri.
fen sanr up. 8umulOsbsitsn blir bps
Os life iua rig, Tom man usntebs, pe
unosrretniusen berOm paaiulstes a
sseoe 8siiaiuser. Meo Somuloeu
git Osiaa Spsben up i Slutten af Sep.
TENDER % be fsrite 9ase al OCTOBER.
Scr uofsrte bore SpoItatsr fun rae
SOmulS; men M bar uosle Of BEN
lGrt al ganfien at tiluirte ben ielp
Oct enc 8OmulosipiuSer, anlGgses
efter bet anbst, os sutslts Of benz sipei
inbtil Is Iroeent / Rettoiortjensfe
9esuoen furItaar man M at tilsooe'
si5re, buao man fer ~betrastebe iom gli'
falo. 8omulbsirs oeitilleres / bore
Gage til @jsonins % area.urfober
Der uopinbss Usiaa DIE, Tom brusss
i 9arb ps iii Gabe. 9erpeb faar maj
Gritutuius for ben rinsere 9ris, ion
raa Bpmulo inobriuser | Dor lib, fam
menlisuet meo 5ortioen. Spoen Tom,
mer ia. x
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Sen befisnbte Gy. Seuator @ilIium
Mabpne fra 8irginia bleu ! Wanbass
uuoer ct Spbulo i 8aibinston rummet
al elas. Ssle bsire SIDE er lammst,
o. 2Rserns trur life, at be fan rsbSe
hans 2ip.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
YrpDuftiomen af eoIe WetaHer.

Tro0nftionen al Gole WetaIer
Mputoirsftsreu bar i fin Suoberstnine
for 1894 unilaaet GuloprOouttionsn
De 5orsnsbs Stater til 1,91o,Sl3 I'm
ser easr $50, 100000. en- 5orsselis q
s 3.545,Ooo oper 1898. De Soreneet
Statsr itaar life LANCER Tom go. !
blanbt be suloprucucerenos 9anbe. 8
Gutralieu ubuanotes s41, 761, S27 ps
i Giritn s41, 1905 1927.
or eslu uOSanotss i 1894 pmtrint
40,500,000 llu5er til en- Sanbels
uarbi oi s31.422,ooo Os en- Wpnt.
parbi af s64, 600, 900.
Sslpprobuftiunen / 1894 bar 10,
100000 llrSse minore END / Gare
1893. Oct eirtulerenbe 9snsebeleI
formiub iteoes / 1894 meb s103, 42s,,
1888. Oct cirtulerenbs Ysnsebelsb Der
lite Sanuar 1895 unilaaes til sl.624,
609,592.
Zen iamleoe Sulbprobuttion / al
9anoe / 1894 a~nIlanes til sl79, $685..
900. en- 5Orsselis al So, 668,6 600 one,
1898. Den iamlsbs Gplpprobuttiuu
ole aanbs par s105, 1884, 800, resus
eitsr SanbslspRroien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Sorpsbobaabene ifal bpsses paa
Yatihffpfsn. Ncrsan Srotbers g.
60. / Seattle, Baibiuston, bar faaet
aOutratt iOr Spsnins al be npe Turs
pebpbaaoe. aontraitpriien CT s16o, 600.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

GreEbent Glsrelanb er after uoe
paa en- 5iIfetur. 2enne Gang er bet
JiItsus i Gong SsIanO Suuno, iUm eff
terItrnbes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Sra paalioslis Slide berettss, at
GensralmaiOr NeliOn q. Riles pil
blipe ubnnpnt til General G9pfielos
gftsrislser. General S9Ofislo naaebe
i Ssuoass Glbsrssreuoieu for ubtiente
Sjfieerer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
g., %. & at. U. SINS

eginr)l0nsr til atlauia. Sluetter trlees
ira ben l5Se Sept. til BEN site Dec. 90
9la!osr Tor Slstur til ben zoe :Sanuar.
S'asipriieH ira 2scorab sr $40 80. 4t4
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Eprrfuo. Rssierinssns SnStnss
ter i September Operites llosifterns
meo s3,175,o40.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
SnbIesnina Of Bombs. Den TENT.

s~iprenbe Setretar af Statfammeret,
Samlin, bar uofteot en- pificiel Notiie
ON, at 6 8rpcent Bombs til ct 9elst
al 100000, ubiiebts ben life Suli
1862 % ben 2bsn Suli 1864 til aan'
ias 8acific Railpup Co.. Union
8acific &ailDap, er iorfalbne % bill
bIipe inblgIte ben lite 9pp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Citerriae.u n.

Relisionsiribeb. Oct uusorts llna
bsrbus tar peOtasst 5prIossus ON Rs'
lisiousiribso % 5orIas.t ON at amer.
iisnee ben isoi1s 8slisiou.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Erot Breckenridge flyer, OF insen uuaen.
Nnoe taF aH9ret pao, at ban aiurOe tit
SsOite for at iaa IN COB CporassIie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Prof. Breckenridge says no one has
ever regretted that he did his best TO get
q good education. So
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Cpmertiombeoen benlsoes paa 8. s,
5iernasels fore advertisement ON Got,
ter paa ottenoe Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
geIasIGagelie az TO Sfibe. Sap,

geua8iGggelle az 10 S1tpe. Sap'
tein 6. 8. cooper bar rapportsrst. al
Rsueuue Gutter "Suib' ben 2osr
Sept. faprebs ben brittle Gtonner "G.
@. Rarpin" for Spertrabstie af 90.
peue ON Seliausit | gebrirssissn.
Zen bapbe unoer 5aueiten brust Gin.
b~epnaben. Den blsp isnot til 9utt
Sslanbs Sapn, aIaita, bpur ben ouer'
sapes iii be brittle Gutoritster. 9e'
anoet Glib par ben a~merifanife GRt
fauser "2puis Glisn." iom 4Ruib'
iaprebe ben 3bis Sept. Sette bic.
ienbt til gfpria, Oregon, boUr be
bsrts bisrime, os uuersiust til be Sore
nebe Statsrs Waribal. Oct ~paaitaass
at "2ouis Glisn" life bapbe ben a
2ppen fprlauste 2ieeuie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

"@ar.ano" Sune o. Ranses itaar
lie / bpiere Bis eno uerotsie Smmitatio.
uer. SprIan9 at ie Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Sape carter til ct Souls Sair &
Grpo fition pia 9, &. u. & u. Rp.
at. souis Satr. Ct. souis, Wisiourt, Den
zoe til f2ts cftpber 1895.


zoe til f2te cftpber 1895.
xur % Getur for balp Erts fra Sumter
/ Soma. Stlettsr tiiiulss ben ste Gttcber
til ps meo Sossnss siiiuurlt til ct. 9cuis
81. IL giiSous ben l2te CIT, sOoe for Ste.
tur I'll % mso ben ABE DIT.
ct. SrpoHiion, ct. souis. Wtsfouri.
ben ABE September TIL f9es cftobsr 1895.
Fare and one-third for round trip fra
Guntteri Soma. Siaetialset be9puoer mso
Sirsoa3 ben 3oie Sept. os i~crtiGiteS iiosn
toer 5borons 90 Gusone. iaaI9uas llOitil.
linsen carer. Siuettsrne eialosr fem Gage
fra ben Dag, be ubitebes.
&an bsupenoe fig til g., 6. R. & %.
gsenter for SiIetter os pioere S~pInsninser.
5. Iortou. O. 9. & z. ",
3b4 geonr Hapios, Sotpa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04
Sra Waibington.

6uIbreIeroen er MI saaet neb til
umfrina 81 Wiaicner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

All students may have a daily drill in
rapid number work by Prof. Ben Irons
lin, Prof. breckenridge instructor in
bookkeeping.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-04

Seeing is believing. Send to Prof.
Breckenridge for a specimen of Prof.
have four drills a day without extra
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
PERSONAL.

Everybody who knows Mr.. Reed at all, says
.The Washington Post" knows his adherence OF
foud or nashy dress He dslikes jewelry HIS scarpm
when he wears one. - Of the most modest klnd' no
rings sparkle on his fingers and nothing conld pe
more unobtruslve than his watch chain We'll the
other day when Mr.. Reed was IN Providence H. L.
he was presented with cane. 1t was an enormous
AFFAIR with a head as big a football and with
any amount Of gold carving and elaborate higree
work Mr. Reed gasped as Ne cutchSh ,n Sf1 down
in the railroad car. Then he took a newspaper and
massive head in his handkerchief. and he sent the
entire OUTFIT into retirement under me sea. men s
he reached his hotel in this city he hanned inc
bundle TO hs wife. lie breathed sigh q rellei as
he saw consigned TO closet ana sh wn" II Spes
forth again II viii be rcauso 'here Is "'o''"s
day In the Reed household
r. f. L. williams a millionaire Englishman. who
died the other day at Paris. KY. recently estab-
shed Il co.ony OF 500 Englishnen in Manitoba
Miss Carrie I.ebg. who has just been appointed
a division surgeon OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
at Hope Idaho. is the first woman physician to be
appointed In the railway service
speakng OF the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the
ministry OF the Rev. Dr. Furness. THE Philade.-
phia Telegraph says: Rarely indeed Is 1t given
us In this world to be favored with seventy years
OF continuous service. and. apart from the graft
tude his people have expressed with manifest sin
cerity the long uninterrupted career OF Dr. Furness
In Philadelphia IL remarkable one Of the inn
porant factors In the history OF our city. rms
career has been coincident with the growth OF this
municipality and indeed. of this Republic Never
seeking public fame or favor but ever following q
high sense of right Dr. Furness has been found
on the unpopular side OF public discussion more
than once without showing the least disturbance
OF his serene trust In the ultimate good sense and
righteous judgment Of the people he has lived to
see more than once the triumph OF the Ideas and
purposes he has advocated. without undue citation
or demand for applause. resting satisfied with the
advancement OF the Commonwealth In the progress
of Christian civilization AS a community In wit
ness OF appreciation OF nearly three quarters OF
a century's good work by which We have prohted
more than have known. the people OF this Com
monweath as we'll as the people OF his communion
should recognize the Significance and benehcent In
nucnce afforded by the example OF long fe-
time OF right thinking and OF weEdolng."
General Thomas Hyde. of Bath, Ne. has just re-
ce.ved an autograph letter from Mr. Gladstone in
regard to the formers translation Of the "Odes OF
Horace" upon which he has been for considerable
period engaged The General praised Gladstone's
work In the same direction, and the Grand Old
Mans letter concludes: II think It "A great honor
that my poor effort should be noticed from beyond
the Atlantic by fellow-laborer to whom l wish q
success more perfect than my own"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
Amnsemfnts.


ABBEY's THEATRE-s-Tbe Ballad Monger and The
Fed Lamp.
ACADEMY OF MrSIC-s15-Rory OF the HILL
AMERICAN TIIEATRE-s-Thc District Attorney
ASSOCIATION HAILs-S:15-t2d Anniversary OF l. NJ
e. A.
ATLANTIC GARDEN so TO 81 Bowery- Evening-Con-
and Vaudeville.
BIJOU I5-The Goth Century Gin.
BI.OOMINGDALE's-Nap Exhibit
BROADWAY MISUNDERSTANDING Sans Gene
coiJ'MPt-s THEATRE -Sl5-A Trip TO CHINATOWN
pALY'S THEATRE S:15-Palroad OF Love
EDEN MUSES. The Dresden Shepherdoss
EMPIRE THEATRE -s:13-The Masqueradeis
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE s-Glsmonda
GARDEN THEATRE s:l5-Lttle Christopher.
HARLEM OPERA HS\SE-s:i5- Sowing the Wind.
HARRIGAN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HERALD SQUARE TliEATRl.-S15- Rob Roy
HoYT's THEATRE-s:3O MIX White Flag
IRVING PLACE THEATRE si5-Vasanasena.
ROSTER x BIAL.S- s:l5-Naudey'rc.
LYCEUM THEATRE-S:30-Thc Case a Rebellious susan
PALMERS THEATRE-s-The Fatal Card.
PROCTONS--Io a. III. TO 1880 2. m.-Vaudeville
STANDARD TIIEATRE-s:3 Much Johnson
STAR THEATRE S:15--The Old Homestead
TONY PASTOR = S-Naudevie.
I4TH STREET THEATRES :ia-Brownes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

Foreign-Mexico may consent to arbitration II
Guatemala's claim be materially modified. -
The Colombian insurgents were defeated by
Government force in a battle in the State OF
Cauca - Wei-Hai-We has been invested by
the japanese land and sea forces. - Marshal
Canrobert is dead.
Congress-A message from the President urg-
ing legislation to relieve the Treasury was re-
ceived in both branches - Senate: The Bank
ruptcy bill was taken up. - House: The Dill
TO repeal the differential sugar duty was debated
Domestic-The Pope's encyclical to the Catho-
lie Church In the>United States was made public
by Monsignor Satolli. = The New-Jersey Sen
ate concurred in the House bill providing for an
anti-gambng amendment to the Constitutions
committee hearings the Riparian Lands and
Equal Taxation bills weresgiven in Trenton -
severe storm ragged throughout the country east
Of the Rocky Mountains - Skating races took
place on the Shrewsbury River at Red Bank;
John s. johnson lowered the two-mile record.
- Governor Morton gave a state dinner at
the Executive Mansion in Albany. - Both
houses Of the State Legislature were in session.
. City and Suburban-The First Brigade was
ordered home from Brooklyn; one striker was
probably fatally injured; comparatively little
violence was done - shooting ARRAY In
front of the st. James Hotel last evening may
result in the death of John J. Malone. broker.
- Mayor Strong did not go TO Albany with
r. c. Patt - The forty-second anniversary
of the Y. NJ. c. A. was celebrated. - The
Riverside Associations building was opened for
inspection - The stock market was rreg-
mar: declines in the Changers and General Elec-
trio
The Northumberland for to-day: Colder.
with snow Temperature yesterday Lowest. 10
degrees; highest, "a; average. 21h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

choose 10 make to the proposition Of The Sink
crs there is little reason 10 doubt that the c"'"'
n,cc restoration Of traffic In Brooklyn VIII 500"
hc accomplished. After that there Shonlh oc "o
DELAY in asccriaining whether or mol ih' con-
NAMES have also resumed the practice Ut pr AK
inc thc law and cndangcring human life ny
compelling their employees. new or CID. 10 i"',
their cars m an excessive rate of speed. atd
"a submit 10 being ovcrworkcd That will be-
come the question Of prime importance 80 soon
rs tho peace has been perfectly restored ANA II
should receive the prompt attention OF Inc "u'
thnritips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
TIDrEJTNf, THE TAX on BEER

Many Influential Republicans declare that the
Federal revenue could be increased swiftly.
easily and simply by doubling the internal rcvc-
nuc tax on beer This tax Is now 81 per barrel
Nv raising the tax 10 81 per barrel il is csti-
mated S3OOOOOOO additional revenue could be-
raised for the Government without working
hardship To any one. Many vast fortunes have
been made In this country by brewing beer
The number Of millionarcs in the United States
whose fortunes have been accumulated in brew
country would not be crippled or seriously en-
barrasscd by doubling the tax on beer. and the
consumer would not be compelled to pay more
than , cents per glass in the bccr-saloons Tho
saloons could not afford TO make the price per
glass higher than N present 70 put it above
> cents would result in running their trade
But the brewery margin for profit is broad
that the brewers could bear the increase Of the
tax without closing their establishments. Dou-
bling the tax per barrel would be n practical
and effective plan Of charging the revenue.
This tax could not be cvadcd to any consid-
cradle extent. Brewing requires a costly and
bulky plant. and brewing cannot bc success
fully carried on in obscure and almost inacccs-
siblc places rs The 'moonshinc" dsting Of
whiskcy il practiscd. 1t IL conceded by all
students Of revenue questions that heavy tax
on whiskcy tends to decrease the revenue rather
than to enlarge ii. because n high tax on whis
KEY stimulates Illicit dlstillinc TO an enormous
extent. But a tax Of 81 a barrel on beer could
moi he cvadcd on any great scale
For these reasons Il Is evident that Congress
could readily put more money in the National
Treasury by doubling the tax on beer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

The Assembly after a spirited debate last
evening. adopted the concurrent resolution pro-
yidirg for a joint committee Of four Senator'S
and seven Assembymen 10 make a thorough
investigation Of the State commissions Nlrcaus
etc. The partial investigation already made by
the Senate Finance Committee shows the neces
sity of an inquiry that shall embrace the entire
subject and disclose all the facts. 1t would be
lamcntable II such an inquiry should have a
partisan purpose, was intimaicd In the de-
bate last night its object should be 10 Introduce
economies. to lop off superfiuous employees. to
abolish unnecessary bureaus and unite those
whose work Is allied. A great opportunity Is
here presented for bringing about improved adj
mlnistration and saving money now usclcssly
expended
: The size Of The audience which attended the
meeting held last evening to promote the taking
of school census every two years cannot be
accepted as gauge Of the importance of the
subject. which has not hitherto attracted large
amount Of public attention. The demand of the
promoters of this movement is that the Legis-
laturc shall pass law providing for biennial
census Of the children Of school age in the cities
Of the State 1t is well known that many chill
dren do not attend school, Notwithstanding the
Compulsory Education law now. in force, bu'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

there is now no means of aSccrtainlng the num-
Der With accurate figures on this point. the
lack Of school accommodations in our larger
cities would he made painfully apparent. The
serious. practical ubicction To such census
every two years would be The cost involved.
President Faurc's message TO The French Sen
ate and Chamber is Il modest statement OF MS
views and PURPOSES and is marked by candor,
good SENSE and unwaverns confidence in the
pcopc. the Constitution and The laws He
pledges his fealiy TO the Republic and expresses
qualification at the demonstration Of its sound
ness and stability which WAS furnished by the
recent crisis. His administration promises 10
be safe and conservative. if not brilliant. the
new Ministry underwent lis first ordeal yesler-
day. a Socialist resolution being rejected and NJ.
Ribot sustained by vote Of $40 10 q?
Preparations are we'll advanced for The mass
meeting which is to be held next Monday even
Ing AT the Cooper Union under the direction OF
the Committee of Seventy and other reform or
CARNATIONS. The list Of speakers is not yct com
pleted but DR.. Parkhurs,. Joseph Iarocquc.
James &. Carter and Simon Stcrnc are among
those who will b. heard Dr. Parkhurst urgent
" recommends that another meeting he held III
Harlem. so that Il larger number of The people
of the city may have an opportunity to express
their indignation ut the obstructive course pur-
sued in reference TO reform legislation. THIS
suggestion is in harmony with the plan hrSt
proposed. which was that several mass meetings
take place simultaneously. Still one Overlooking
meeting, full Of enthusiasm. snap ana earnest
ness. would probably be as effective as two or
three but in saying this we have 10 intention
of discouraSing any movement for bringing the
Legislature to a realizing sense of its duty
as respects this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

The ambitious and generous persons who
bought arms and ammunition for the Hawaiian
revoutionists for use In the recent uprising are
ne yet unknown but whoever they are and
wherever they may be. they may count upon
the enduring gratitude OF Grover Cleveland and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
Jnorx 10 Advertisements.
Business Notiees.

Roll Ton Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety OF Style and Price
r. O. SELLEW.
No III Fultc.-st N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

Preparations are now being made at Florence
Tor the meeting OF the great international Con-
ference for the Protection Of Infancy when Is
to take place there about Easter. Italy Is a par
tculary appropriate place OF meeting for a con-
vention Of this kind since there Ia certainly no
country OF the civilized world that has more need
Of "A thorough change in it's treatment OF child
life II is run close however. by Austria, SPAIN
Portugal and the South of France, when nave
achieved an unenviable pre-eminence In the pro-
ncicncy with which infant deformity Is artih-
clally manufactured and supplied to order by ex-
merits in the art OF distorting limbs and pervert-
ing growth And while In Great Britain. the
United States. Germany and Scandinavia child
life is distinctly happier than In southern Flu
rope. yet there is plenty Of scope for Improvement
I'm the methods now in for the protection or
those whom the Italians 80 pathetcally describe
az infant perditL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

Mayor Strong treats all his visitors with so
much courtesy that he Is in n fair way to be
overrun with delegations of one sort and another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

Walter O. Gresham. The sending OF rihes TO inc
royalist plotters against the infant republic was
an expression OF sympathy for the Cleveland
Gresham policy Of deceit and betrayal which the
Administration would doubtless be delighted to
honor at the first opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29

I. the Legislature trying to find out what the
temper of the people Of this State Is like? II can
get some valuable testimony on the question from
Messrs HILL Sheehan. Croker, Gilroy and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-29
Senator HllI says that the mistakes Of his party
arc many. Agreed agreed!

All that Is left OF the late Treasurer OF Ne
hraska Barrett Scott. whose books wouid not
balance and whose flight was intercepted ny
a delegation Of his constituents, has been iouhd
In the Niobrara River with rope around us
neck showing the probable manner In which 'he
ill-starred official met his fate. There IS ht'ie
prospect that any OF his murderers VIII De
brought to justice and made to surfer the peha'y
OF their crime. but II they are not the common
wealth will receive an indelible stain ana an IN
iurv far surprising that inflicted upon her by
hor defaulting Treasurer. Such deeds may bent
the social condition II states like Georgia. South
Carolina and some others. bu, they are unworthy
~ enlightened and law-abiding Nebraska, and
her citizens ought to know II.