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NEMAHA,
KBDRASKA.
THE WORLD AT LAKGE,
Summary of tho Dally Nowe.
WASHINGTON NOTKH.
PlIKSIIIKNT Cl.KVKI.ANI) on the 2'Jd
approved tho joint resolution appoint
ing McBsra FrunUltn, Henderson, ileal
and Kstello members of the board of
managers of tho national soldiers'
home.
Ahout MO men mot at Washington
on thu 22d for a conference to promote
international arbitration. Kx-Sccre-tary
John W. Kostcr, tho temporary
chairman, made a speech in which ho
thought tho problem not cany of solu
tion, but that Unglish-speahltifr nations
ought to find a different way of set
tling their disputes than by tho blood
arbitrament of war. Andrew Carnegie
pent a letter inclosing a check for
81,000 towards oxponses and Bald that
arbitration for natiotiH was suro to
como "as that tho huu will continue to
shine."
Tiik president has approved tho
joint resolution directing tho secretary
of war to submit an estimate for the
Improvement of tho Nebraska side of
tho Missouri river opposlto Sioux City,
la.
A dkimttation of the Now York
Stato bar association presented Presi
dent Cleveland on tho 21st with a me
morial recently adopted by that body
for tho creation of an international
court of arbitration. There was an in
formal talk of half an hour on the sub
ject Tin: houso bill providing that all tho
public lands within tho state of Mis
souri which havo not horctoforo been
offered at public sale shall hereafter
bo subject to (ysposal at privato sale in
tho maimer now provided by law haH
passed tho senate. Actual Bottlers are
to havo a profczonco right.
Tins ropllcans of tho United States
Konuip 'G caucus on tho 23d doelde'd in
favo of an early adjournment after
tho appropriation bills aro passed.
CoNOUKSBMAN MoNKV, of Mississippi,
and Congressman Hall, of Mibsouri,
had a personal encounter in tho room
of tho committee on naval affairs at
Washington on tho 23d. Mr. Money
oallcd Mr. Hall a liar when tho latter
struck tho formor and then ouch picked
tip inkstands and throw them at one
another, Mr. Money being struck and
having an ugly gash cut behind his
ear.
Tiik conforonco for international ar
bitration at Washington closed on tho
23d with a mass meeting at Allen's
opora houso, in tho course of which
President Eliot, of Harvard, soveroly
arraigned tho policy of President
Cleveland. Carl Schurz stated if tho
United States wanted to bo a great sea
power sho must establish a navy twice
ns largo as any two European powers.
Resolutions wcro adopted for a perma
nent system of arbitration and urging
President Cleveland to take faiich stops
as will best conduco to that end.
A Washington dispatch stated that
tho gold money democrats would work
hard to capture the delegates from
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Indiana. Michigan and Ohio, which
th-jy claimed would give thorn control
of the Chicago convention.
Tiik United States government has
colled Spain to account for the outrage
committed on Dr. Joso Manuel Del
jjdo, an American cltizon, on March
4, in Cuba.
OKNKKAI. NKWS.
Tiik sheriff ordered in all deputies
bocuuso ho expoetcd an attack on the
jail at Knoxville, Tcnn., on tho night
of tho 24th by a mob from tho country,
Iwjnt on lynching the murdoror of Mrs.
C II. GivcuB. Glvens was reported to
bavo been lynched at Doudridgo. All
wires wero cut and nothing definite
could bo ascertained.
Tiik Hotel Slocan at Denver, H. C,
burned to tho ground and the guests
lost everything but their night clothes.
Two boys, Nicholas Jungon and
Oliver Dalloy, of Martinsville, Ind.,
wont fishing and a heavy thunder
Btorm camo up and they took refuge
under a trco and Jungon was killed,
lialloy was not hurt.
A ski it containing live soldiers and
a civilian was overturned on the Ohio
river opposlto Fort Thomas and two
coldiers woro drowned.
Pur.MiKii Castillo, of Spain, recently
dcclured that he would ncycr give
Cuba homo rulo nor a regime sirailur
to that of Canada.
T. Estkada Palma, president of tho
Cuban revolutionary junta, has issued
an address at Now York to tho people
of America in which he declares that
all tho talk about Spain giving reforms
to Cuba was senseless, that tho in-
Eurgonts wero ilrruly resolved to listen
to no compromise and' would treat
with Spain only on tho basis of abso
lute independence for Cuba.
Tiik 22d was the seventh anniversary
of tho opening of Oklahoma to settle
ment nnd was observed as a holiday
generally throughout tho territory. In
Uuthrio all business was suspended
and athletic games, basebull and races
wero hold at tho stato fair grounds.
At tho territorial college at Stillwater,
normal school at Edmond and unlvor
nlty at Normun appropriate public
exorcises wero held and largely attended..
Pait.vkes for Iho week ended tlio 2lth
were, according to Dun's Iloviow, 238
In tho United States, against 230 last
yonr, and I in Canada, against 37 last
year.
Tiik dead bodies of Mrs. Joseph Cock
ing and MIbs Daisy Miller, her niece,
and tho unconscious form of Joseph
Cocking, wero found early on the 24th
in tho village storo kept by tho Cook
ings at Hill Top, Md. Itobbcry had
boon tho incentive for tho murders.
Tho women wero on tho upper floor of
tho storo and wero struck dead with a
blunt instrument supposed to hnvo
been an iron bar. Cocking was left
far dead in tho cellar. Ho had been
bound with a heavy ropo and brutally
treated, but will probably recover.
John Lovk. of Milton. W. Va., aroso
from his bed and fired two shots at his
wife, killing her instantly. He then
entered his fathcr-in-faw's bedroom
and fired two shots at him, fatally
wounding him. He wound up bj firing
a bullet into his own brain.
At a meeting in M. A. Hanna's oflico
at Cleveland, O., tho official McKlnlcy
badge to bo worn by supporters of the
presidential candidate at tho St. Iouis
convontion was adopted. It is a bright
red catin ribbon, four inches in
length. In the center of tho ribbon
a photograph of McKlnlcy will ap
pear, and in golden letters abovo and
below it will bo tho words: "Patriot
ism, Protection, Prosperity. William
McKlnlcy, tho People's Choice."
It was reported at Louisville, Ky.,
that Senator Qcorgo G. Vest was go
ing to stump Kentucky in tho interest
of silver.
Two empty sleepers attached to a
froight train broke looso on tho Penn
sylvania road recently near Allegrlp
pus, Pa., and started down tho
mountain, crashing into an engine
drawing a froight train, demolishing
it and probably fatally injuring tho
engineer and fireman. Tho sleepers
afterwards took ilro and wero con
sumed. At Sing Sing, N. Y., Louis Herrman
and Charles Pustalka, both wife mur
derers, wcro killed In the electric chair.
A dispatch from Ulcvclanu, u., on
the 23d stated that tho proposition to
admit women ns lay delegates to tho
gcncrul conference of tho Methodist
Episcopal church lwid boon defeated by
tho narrow margin of 18 votes.
TiiK Presbyterian women's board of
missions was in session at Oklahoma
City, Ok., on tho 23d delegates being
in attendance from Missouri, Kansas,
Texas, Arizona, Now Mexico, Oklaho
ma and Indian territory. Prominent
missionaries of tho Presbyterian
church from all parts of tho world
wore also prosont.
Piiksidknt Clkvkland, Secretary of
Agriculture Morton and Commissioner
of Internal Itavenuo Miller spent the
23d fishing among the trout streams of
Loesburg, Va.
Tin: returns on the 23d from tho
Louisiana election indicated the elec
tion of Poster, tho democratic candi
date for governor, by a good majority,
although tho populists claimed tho
state.
A kikk broke out in tho machine
shops of tho Seaboard Air Lino rail
way at Raleigh, N. Q, on the 22d and
thoy wero destroyed, throwing 125 men
out of employment.
Tiik Eighteenth Street Paptist church
at Detroit, Mich., was the sceno of a
fight on tho night of tho 22d. One man
was struck across tho face by a woman
and raised his fist to knock her down,
but was pulled away. Women screamed,
men shouted and recriminations How
thick and fast. Two of tho church
trustees resigned and six woro expelled
from tho church for open rebellion. It
nil camo about because tho trustees
forbado tho pastor taking up a collec
tion at tho door and ho disobeyed or
ders.
Tub populist stato convention, held
nt Dcs Moines on tho i;2d, was one of
the largest in tho history of tho party
in Iowa. Chairman Taubencck, of tho
national party, and Gen. J. S. Coxoy,
of Ohio, woro present. Tho platform
was written by Gen. Weaver, and con
sists of a single resolution in favor of
the union of all the reform forces of
tho country on the Omaha platform of
four years ago, together with tho
recognition of tho initiative and refer
endum. Tin: act granting to tho Atchison &
Nebraska and tho Chicago & Purling
ton roads tho right of way over tho
Sac and Fox and Iowa Indian reserva
tion in Kansas and Nebraska has be
come a law without tho president's
signature.
Mits. Hannah Cii.vni) celebrated her
108th birthday at her homo at Fcrrell,
N. J., on tho 20th. There were pres
ent three sons, the yrtuneest of whom
jvas 00 yeurs, 32 grandehildron, 82
great-grandchildren and 12 great-
great-grandchildren.
Tiik general managers nnd passon
ger agents of tho western roads wero
in session at Chicago on the 22d on tho
question of mileage tickets, and it was
agreed that, beginning May 1, 1,000
mile tickets should be of tho punch de
scriptive signature form, tho samo as
tho 2,000 mile tickets. Mileage tickets
trood in territory west of tho Missouri
aro not to bo honored east of tho river
except in specific cases, and tickets
told east of tho river may not be used
(vest of it.
Tiik American national bank at Den
ver, Col., failed to opon its doors on
tho 22d. It was claimed depositors
would bo paid in full.
TiiKoxtonslvo saw mill and salt plant
Df Wall & Weber, at Saginaw, Mich.,
tvas destroyed by , fire.
Simon Hasbklijach, aged 70, and Ins
Bon William engaged in a drunken
quarrel at Union City, Pa., on the 24th
when tho Bon seized an ax to kill his
father and tho old man drew his re
volver and shot his son and then sent
a bullet through his own temple, lloth
will die.
A ovclonk struck Salem, Vn., on tho
24th, blowing down houses and barns
and uprooting trees. In ono houso de
molished a woman and her five-year-old
son wcro taken out dead from tho
ruins and four others wcro seriously
hurt, ono of whom will die from tho
injuries received.
Two young children at Evansville,
Ind., found a can of insect powder and
ato of it and death soon relieved their
Bufferings.
Tiik manufacturers of wire and cut
nails, who recently had a conforonco at
Chicago, havo decided to raise the price
of both kinds 15 per cent, on May 1.
Makrhall AniikhsoN, colored, was
hanged at Malvern, Ark., yesterday.
Ho was convicted of killing Tom Han
son, his wlfo's brother. Anderson de
clared on the gallows that his life had
been sworn awaj. Ho claimed to havo
killed his victim In self-defense.
Tiik congress of bimotallists at lirus
selr closed by addopting M. Pocrnncrt's
proposal that tho congress should bo
declared permanent until the question
of bimetallism had been solved.
Jamks Clklland, cashier of tho
Osage Trading Co., was instantly killed
at Krebs, I. T., by two colored men,
who mndo their oscapo boforo ofilcors
could bo procured. Clcllnnd wus hit
on tho head with a stone, which crushed
his skull, killing him instantly. No
motive could bo assigned for tho kill
ing. In a recent interview Grand Master
Workman Sovereign, of tho Knights of
Labor, suid that It. P. liland would not
get the united support of labor raeu
for president.
Miss Fiiancks E. Willahi) sailed for
England on the 23d to attend tho an
nual convention of the World's
Women's Christian Temperance union,
of which she is tho president. Peforo
sailing sho issued an apneal in behalf
of tho persecuted, and suffering peoplo
of Armenia, urging that tho W. C. T.
U. of tho United States raise S.IO.OOO to
aid in the relief work which is being
carried on through Miss Clara Parton.
Tiik republican stato convention held
at Staunton, Va., on tho 23d elected
delegates to tho national convention at
St. Louis, instructing them by strong
resolutions to support McKinley.
Tiik Pennsylvania republicans met
in state convention at Harrisburg on
tho 23d nnd formally launched tho
boom of United States Senator
Matthew S. Quay for tho presidential
nomination.
Tin: Hourgcois cabinet resigned at
Pnris on tho 23d.
Tiik whltos of Opolousas, La., wcro
determined to prevent tho negroes
from voting and armed bodies of regu
lars and anti-regulars were assembling
nnd it wns predicted that the crisis
was at hand and there would be blood
shed on the 21st.
ADDITIONAL DISI'ATCIITS.
Tin: greater part of Cripplo Creek,
Col., tho famous mining town, was
burned on the 25th. All tho theaters,
dance halls and sporting resorts were
destroyed, together with tho post of
fice, the First national bank, tho Mid
land railroad depot and trestles, tho
Times newspaper office and many
stores. An angry woman in a dance
hall throw a lamp at her lover and
started tho fire. Tho loss was roughly
estimated at over 51,000,000.
Piiksidknt Ci.kvkland having failed
to sign the agricultural appropriation
bill on tho 25th it became a law with
out his signature.
At midnight on the 20th a mob of
armed men entered the jailatMcMinn-
ville, lenn., dragged tho jailer from
his bed and forced him to givo up tho
keys. William and Victor Hillis wcro
then taken from the jail, carried on
horseback five miles from McMinnville
and hanged. Tho Hillis boys wero
guilty of murder ami tho work of the
mob was tho result of a feeling that
the courts were too slow in disposing of
the men.
Tin: Vicja mine in the Santa Eulalia
district, Mexico, caved in a few days
ago when 85 men were nt work. Of
these 18 escaped and 07 wero burled.
Thirty-seven have sinco been taken
out, seven of whom are dead and 30
seriously crushed, and many will not
live. There was very little chance of
recovering tho other 30 miners under
tho earth.
A toiinado, uccompanicd by a severe
rain and hailstorm, visited Claj- coun
ty, Kan., and vicinity on the night of
tho 25th. At Clifton, Clay Center and
Concordia 11 persons wero ronorted
killed and between 20 and 30 others in
jured. Tho damngo to property was
great, many houses and barns being
blown away and a large number of
cattle, horses and hogs killed.
Mn. Baunky Culi.kn and his wife
wero burned to death in their homo
near Chester, N. Y., on the 20th.
Jksbik Linplky aud Bottie Black
ford, prisoners in tho county jail at
Oklahoma City, Ok., committed suicido
by taking large quantities of cocaine.
Nkahlv 100 Moplah funatics, who
had risen in rebellion, wero cauirht by
tho rajah'u militia in a tcmplo at Man
gori, iu Southern India, recently, llko
rats in a trap, and the militia 11 red
volley after volley at them until they
were nearly all down. Tho most re
volting spectnelo was to seo tho
wounded Moplahs having their throats
cut by thoso of their comrades who
wero ablo to staud.
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.
Silver DomocmtH Meet.
The silver clement of the democratic
party in Nebraska mot at Lincoln on
the 22d. Eight hundred delegates,
representing every county, were pres
ent and the gathering was marked by
great unanimity on all questions
discussed. J. W. Sparks was made
permanent, chairman. Tho platform
drclares for a direct vote on senators,
income tax, revenue tariff, initiativo
and referendum and liberal pensions.
On finance they declared for free coin
age at tho ratio of sixteen to one with
out regard to tho wishes of any other
nation; opposed to tho retirement of
tho greenback and demanded that tho
secretary of tho treasury, "Instead of
issuing interest-bearing bonds for tho
purchaso of gold, shall recognize silver
ns money of redemption and redeem
all coin obligations in silver when sil
ver is moro convenient." Ex-Congressman
Bryan, C. J. Smyth, W. II. Thomp
son and W. D. Oldham wero made dele-gates-at-largc.
Tho district delegates
are: First, C. S. Jones und W. J. Mor
gan; Second, J. A. Creighton and C. II.
Prown; Third, C. F. Holenback and G.
A. Lukehart; Fourth, C. J. Holby and
S. J. Seward; Fifth, D. Walsh and F.
A. Thompson; Sixth, A. T. Ulackburn
and J. C Dahlman.
Allncoltnucnnii.
Tiik people of Lyons aro working to
secure a boot sugar plant.
Nkak Wahoo Emit Thorson was
kicked over tho heart by a horse and
died instantly.
Tin: county scat fight between Alli
ance and Hemingford is on again with
renewed bitterness.
Will Hand, a young married man,
committed suicide at Nobraska City in
a fit of despondency.
Tiik State Sportsman's association
closed its annual meat at Omaha on
tho 2lth. Tho diamond budge for the
Nebraska championship was won by
Duer.
David Nkal was visited by white-
caps at I'lattsmoutn tne ottior nignt
and invited to leave town under threats
of severe punishment. Ncal's wife died
recently and in what tho neighbors
thought an indecently short tlmo he
married again.
Twkntv-kivk affidavits from attend
ants and employes of tho hospital for
the insane at Norfolk havo been pre
sented to Gov. Holcorab denying tho
charges of cruelty and immorality pre
ferred against Dr. Mackay, superin
tendent of tho institution.
Tiik recent deluge caused great loss
to tho "II. & M. peoplo near "Moorefield.
At tho Plum Creek canyon steel rails
wero washed away and drainage piles
weighing 1,000 pounds and buried 75
feet in tho ground wero torn up and
wnshed 400 yards down the canyon.
Judok Kkybkh. of tho district court
at Omaha, has addressed an open letter
repudiating the report current that ho
recently rendered a decision Mhat a
mortgage bond contract with a clauso
requiring payment to bo made in gold
was illegal. No decision was rendered
in the case.
Tiik second annual convontion of tho
West Nebraska conference Epworth
league will meet at Cozad Juno 25, 20
and 27. Many prominent Christian
workers will bo present, nmong thom
Lucy Rider Myer, of Chicago; Robert
Mclntyre. of Denver, and ono of the
bishops of tho M. E. church.
Tiik Board of Educational Lands and
Funds at a recent meeting decided not
to invest any more surplus money in
stato warrants on tho ground that thoy
wcro not of sufficient security. A
proposition to invest iu government
bonds was deferred. Tho surplus
fund uow lying idle amounts to SOU,
111.07. A pbw days ago Lewis Baldwin, a
farmer near Ashland, flagged a B. &
M. train and saved it from being de
railed and precipitated ovor a high em
bankment into the Platte river. A
day or two later Baldwin was notified
to appear at tho company s oflico in
Lincoln, where he was presented with'
a fine team of horses, a now wagon
nnd harness and a new breaking plow.
Skvkual years ago Stephen A. Davis,
of Plattsmouth, a veteran of company
II, Second Nebraska, applied for a pon
sion. Not hearing from it ho recently
wroto to Washington and to his sur
prise discovered that Stephen A. Davis
had been drawing a pension for years.
It transpires that there were two
Stephen A. Davises in company II,
Second Nebraska, and that tho ono
who had been drawing tho pension re
sides nt Blair.
"Coin" Hakvky lectured in Omaha
tho other night under tho auspices of
tho Bimetallic league of Nebraska.
Ho denounced tho press of tho stato as
subsidized organs of tho money power.
Editor Roscwater, of the Bee, was in
tho audience and resented the insinua
tion, and after defending tho press
challenged Harvey to a discussion of
finances. Harvey .was considerably
disturbed and finally declined. The
affair created considerable excitement.
Tiik vouuty commissioners havo
agreed to appropriate 81,000 for tho
benefit of the Nebraska Irrigation fair
to bo held in North Platto October 13,
13 and 14. Ono thousand dollars in
privato subscriptions is already se
cured, nnd It is thought that another
thousand can bo raised. Tnis assures
the success of tho first Irrigation fair
over hold in America. Tho district re
union of tho Grand Army will bo hclii
there at tho samo time, and Col. Cody's
wild west bhow will eloso the seusca
ut the same oluco October 12,
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