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The Norfolk Weekly News
KNOCK ATPEKINGGATE
London Hears Allies Reached
Imperial City on Monday
HEADY TO DELIVER ENVOYS
Xlimalit Crcdltril no Willing to Itrrrlve lu
Ulern Outuhli City Wullt n to Avoid
Ni malty of Tioopi Kiitering Gates of
Chlnroo Capital
London Aug 10 The allies are
reported to liavo reached Peking Mou
duy says the Shanghai correspondent
of the Daily Express wiring yesterday
Ho adds Chineso ofllcial news con
firms this stntemeut but without de
tails
A Paris message ropents this but tho
statement especially us it emanated
iroui Shanghai must bo accepted with
HAP OF Tlir ALLIED ADVANCE ON PEKJNO
considerable reserve Other Loudon
inorniug papers basing their remarks
on Washington dispatches which with
the exception ol the foregoing from
Shanghai form the last news regarding
the advance aro divided in opinion
some believing thnt the allies must have
already reached Peking and others pre
ferring to believe that tho relict will
not be accomplished until the end ot
the week
Telegraphing from Yang Tsun Aug
C a Daily News correspondent
fcays Sir Alfred Gaselee hopes to
keep tho enemy running and to follow
him right into Peking
Ngan Ping was occupied without fit-
ing a shot according to a dispatch to
the Daily Express fiom that place
dated Aug 11 It is believed the
message adds that General Fung Tu
qiuujs jua auei uaang are euneiicimig
40000 strong at Tung Ohau Tho allies
may avoid Tung Chau pursuing the
route northwest from Chang Kai Wan
Tung Chau appears to be about 12
miles from Peking A dispatch to the
same paper from Shanghai dated yes
terday says that tho oilicials profess to
bu willing to hand over tho foreign min
isters their families and servants but
will not permit tho departure of native
Christians
Tho Russian government contin
ues this telegram has notified Li Hung
Chang of its willingness to receive
M do Giers outside the walls of
Peking thus avoiding tho entrance of
tho Russian force This independent
action is calculated to embarrass the
allies seriously Japan demands that
General Yung Lu shall meet the allies
outside tho city gates and deliver the
ministers and all tho native Chris
tians
The Chinese minister in Loudon is
quoted as saying The powers must
not press too hard on Peking If you
defeat the Chineso soldiers it will not be
possible to control the soldiery They
may turn and rend the legatious I do
not believe tho legation food supply will
be stopped as long as tho powers re
frain lroni attacking Poking and nego
tiate for the surrender of tho minis
ters
TENSION IN WASHINGTON
Chinese Cilhlx in Acute and Cannot Con
tin tic Much Longrr
Washington Aug 10 The tension
on the Chinese situation was in
tense throughout yesterday for it is ap
preciated by oilicials that the crisis has
reached an acuto stage which cannot
be continued many hours without bring
ing word of momoutous import deter
mining either for good or evil the en
tire course of events It was a day of
extremist anxiety of watching and
waiting with only meager and frag
mentary information as to the military
and diplomatic phases One of the new
developments was the statement that
messages are being received from Min
ister Conger which are not transmitted
through any of our officials in China or
through the Chinese minister here bat
directly at the state department These
messages come by the way of Tsi Nan
Some of them cannot be fully deciphered
and for this reason the statement can
not be definitely made that the dis
patches sent by the government to Min
ister Conger are received by him
President McKinley will be here today
and an expected conference between
the president Secretary Root Acting
Secretary Adoe and others is likely to
occur This probably will assume the
aspect of a cabinet conference if in
deed it is not felt desirable to hold a
tpecial cabinet meeting
Little Opposition but lleut Interne
Washington Ang 10 The bureau
of navigation has made public the fol
lowing dispatch
Taku Aug 13 Just received an
undated dispatch from Chaffee Matow
opposition of no consequence yet terri
ble heat many men prostrated Please
lufona Mcrftarr of war Remky -
TICKET FOR DEMOCRATS
Dchcutta to the lima Mutt Cnnxrutlon
fill the Hotel nt Ci dur ItuphW
Ckdak Rahds la Aug 10 A large
number ol tho delegates to tho Demo
cratic state convention are hero and tho
lobbies of tho hotels aio scones of activ
ity There is much enthusiasm It
was stated that it was practically cer
tain that the following ticket would be
nominated
Secretary of stato T L Maxwoll
Des Moines auditor 1 M Gibson of
Hopkinton treasurer 11 L Williams
of Primghar judge of supreme court
James D Smytho of Burlington attor
ney general D W Hamilton of Sigonr
uey railroad commissioner S 13 Crane
of Peiry Joseph Ei
bock of DeH Moines J B Romans of
Deuison
lEiilnfiill iooil In lowu
Dns Mouses Aug 10 Tho rainfall
in this section tho last few days has
boon very heavy It has been largely
confined to this section of the stato
though tho entire btato has had show
ers Two and seventy six hundredths
inches fell hero Tuesday night Since
last Saturday Des Moines has had over
live and one half inches of rain
Drouth has been completely broken and
lato corn is past nil danger and a crop
assured Heat has been materially re
duced and tho weather is now comfort
able Storms have douo no damage
and have been generally beneficial
ltcMrsiinn Mai shall tow n Cumuli
Des Moines Aug 10 A writ of in
junction was issued from tho federal
court restraining tho Marshalltowu city
council lrom publishing or enforcing an
ordinance recently passed lowering tho
pneo of electric light and power in that
city The injunction was granted yes
terday by Judge Munger at Omaha bo
fore whom the bill of complaint was
taken in the abscuco of Judge McPhcr
sou Tho case is set for hearing in Des
Moines at a special term of court on
Monday Sept and promises to do
velop into a merry war between Mar
shalltowu capital and tho council
Washington Comity Uonten
Omaha Aug 10 In the United
States court yesterday Judge Curlaud
tiled an opiuiou in the case of J Ber
tram Williams against Washington
county Nebraska winch is a victory
for tho plaintiff in the second round ol
the suit which was brought by the
holders ot bonds issued by the defend
ant county to aid in the construction of
the Sioux City and Pacific railroad
Judge Carland holds that its issue of
bonds was legal and judgment is ordered
for tho full amount claimed by the
placiffs unless defendant pleads with
in the statutory time
Ottuinui Wins KaciiiK Ilonors
Watekloo la Aug 10 Ottuinwu
cuptuied the lioub share ot medals in
the junior events of the Iowa Stato
Rowing association regatta yesterduy
winning the junior double best time
y1834 and junior single in 407 The
Rivei side Junior fours of Sioux City
won tho medal in their class best time
303
South Ouiiha Man Under An fit
Sacramento Aug 10 Robert B
Hall of South Oi aha Neb was ar
rested in this city yesterday upon ar
rival of tho train from the eust Hall
ib accused of having stolen large sums
from firms for which ho had acted as
collector Ho admits having taken the
money
Ueekham Culln Kitra Session
Frankfort Ky Aug 10 Governor
Beckham issued a proclamation con
vening the general assembly in extra
session on Aug 28 Tho only question
to be considered is modification of the
amendment to the Goebel election law
Clinton Journal Sold
Clinton la Aug 10 The Evening
Journal was sold yesterday to Charles
E Connor of Donver for tho past few
years editor of the Donver Sentinel
The Journal will remain a Republican
evening paper
Howe Appointed Receiver
xTopeka Aug 10 Samuel Howe was
today appointed receiver for the Mutual
Building and Loan association which
was recently pronounced by Commis
sioner Breidcnthal to be in a failing
condition
Croler to Malm lUce Against Hull
Des Moines Aug 10 George W
Crozier of Kuoxville was nominated for
congress yesterday by the Seventh Iowa
district Democratic convention
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
A dispatch from LaB Vegas N M
says ex Uuited States Senator John J
Ingalls condition is not materially
changed
The war department has mode public
the Filipino correspondence captured
some mouths ago by General Fuustous
command in Luzon
Tho Fourth Tennessee district Demo
cratic congressional convention Wed
nesday nominated Congressman O E
Suod grass for re election
While making repairs on the steamer
Hill City just below Memphis William
Brown R Fresheen John Darge and a
fireman wero thrown into the river aud
drowned
A dispatch from St Thomas N D
says a severe hail storm Tuesday night
destroyed 40000 acres of the finest grain
growu iu North Dakota this year
Many of the hailstones were from three
to four inohuH iu diameter
Maurice Brounan who is under ar
rest at St Louis charged with being a
dynamiter was identified Wednesday
as one of the men couuocted with the
blowing up of street cars in that city
several weeks ago Edward Davidson
a conductor for the St Louis Traueit
ttompauy made tho identification
NORFOLK NEBRASKA Till KS1AY AldlST 10 1100
THAINSfOLLEIXFOG
Nine Persons Killed and a
Dozen Injured
WRECK NEAR GRAND RAPIDS
Ilter Duo to Chuiico of Tialn Onlrm
mill TiliRiuph Opeiutoin Iiolnes
Train lolni Mity Miles an Hour When
Thuy Met
Grand Rapids Mich Aug 10 A
dense morning fog a changing of train
orders and a moments drowsiness of
a telegraph operator combined to cuuso
a collision and wreck of two of tho
heaviest and finest trains in tho sorvito
of the Grand Rapids and Indiana rail
road tho loss ot seven lives and tho in
jury of about a dozen more persona All
of tho dead and most of tho injured
were employes of the company Tho
deud
C M Letts conductor
Gilukiit GiioETVOin engineer
W II Fisii engineer
K 1 Woodikhtsk fireman
L Q Uoyie llrenuin
Frank Pearson pussenper
Kai Hi Levan son of baggageman
Mark Blossom news agent was fa
tally injured
The ubsenco of any one of the circum
stances which caused tho accident
would have overcome tho effect of the
other two At tho point where tho col
lision occurred tho track is as straight
as u lino for over thrco miles and the
engineers would havo had amplo time
to check their trains had tho air been
clear though they wero both running
at a speed of 00 miles an hour
As it was the fog was so denso as to
hide from sight every object no matter
how large outsnlo a radius of 100 feet
from any given point Train orders
had been changed the night before but
after the northbound cxpi c s had left this
city at 105 a in tho tiam dispatcher
office decided to cancel tho arrange
ment jt
One engineer received orders all right
tho other did not Tho operator at
Mill Creek a station five miles north
of tho city had been asked if tho ex
press had passed him and upon reply
ing in tho negative was told to flag it
and givo now instructions But it had
passed him unnoticed n fow minutes
botore while ho slept
The other train demolished in tho
wreck was u regular passenger due at
Grand Rapids at 0 a m Tho two hud
been passing at Sand Lako a station 18
miles north ot this city
orders would have made them pass at
Woodson tour or fivo miles fin t her
uortli But the engineer on the iouth
bouml train had received his instruc
tions to pass ut tho usual place and at
tho moment the Mill Cieek opeiator
was standing in front of the station
waiting to signal tho express the engi
neer was far this sido of any station
by which ho could be reached and
ignorant oi his danger Tho expiesn
flying toward him could have been
stopped at Piersou but tho Mill Creek
operator discovered hi3 miutuke too late
He rushed to his key and notified tho
Pierson operator just as the flyer went
whizzing by his office Half a mile
further covered in a short 80 seconds
the tragedy occurred Tho Pierson
operator heard tho crash and notified
Grand Rapids at once
In a few moments later a wrecking
train with a number of physicians was
on the way to the rescue and a few min
utes later another followed The wreck
age was piled 30 feet high by the
terrific impact Both engines the
heaviest in tho companys service wero
destroyed theaboilcr of ono exploding
and adding to tho completeness of its
demolition A much greater lc s ot
lifo was prevented through tho fact that
tho southbound tram had threo freight
cars between tho eugino and passenger
couches thus relieving the latter from
the grentest force of the impact Pas
sengers in the rear coacheB received no
greater injuries than a severe shaking
up Of the 17 cars in the two trains six
were left upright on tho track The
others are mere kindling wood and scrap
iron No trains wero ruu yesterday us
the track was lifted fioin its bed tor a
space of 200 yards aud thrown aside
rails tics aud all
Train Cruh Together
HuMiiOLur Neb Aug 10 Freight
trains 03 aud GO met in u head end col
lision in tho yards here at 245 a m
Train 00 was ordered to meet No 13
west bouud passeuger and No 03 west
bound freight Tran CO was too long for
tho siding aud when it pulled out onto
the main line to let No 13 pass the rear
end of the switch No 63 came around
the curve at full speed and crashed into
it Both engines were badly demol
ished aud several cars wrecked but the
crow saved themsolves by jumping
Farmer Struck by Train
ONkiu Neb Aug 10 John aud
James Rodenhani brothers were struck
by the first section of tho Elkhoru pas
senger train on a crossing four miles
west of ONeill Monday night The
team was killed the wagon demolished
and the men seriously hurt They
were picked up by the train crew and
taken to Atkinson for medical treat
ment They ore farmers and were re
turning to their home west of Emmet
from ONuill
Vincent Named by Democrta
Concordia Kan Aug 16 Tht
Fiftn district Democratic convention to
day unanimously nominated H D Vin
cent far congress Vincent had already
mu momitmti by lie populirt
ANTI IMPERIALISTS MEET
Illuitj Coiikii at I ml lumi pnlla lleitaien
lot lliran
Indianapolis Aug 10 Tho Hist
days session of tho Liberty CongteH of
tho National Anti lmpniallstio Loagua
was somewhat disappointing so far as
the attendance ot delegates was con
cerned About 300 accredited delegates
wero present and moto aio promised for
today In splto of tho small attendance
the speeches of Edwin Burritt Smith
tho tempoinry chairman and Geoigu S
Bout well tho petinancnt piesldent
brought forth much enthusiasm Tho
public meeting in tho evening was much
better attended and the leading oi
Bouiko Coeltians letter nn tho signal
for tremendous iipplnuxo But tho
greatest demonstration of tho conven
tion so far came in tho afternoon when
the venei able Goorgo S Boutwell ex
governor of Massachusetts and secretin y
of the treasury in tho cabinet of General
Giant concluded his uddtosi ns poinm
nent chad man with tho declaration
that lie had tinned his back on tho Re
publican party and would suppoit
Bijan for president Tho delegates
rose in their seats ami tendered Die ex
governor an ovation that lasted soveial
minutes
Genigo D Mercer of Philadelphia
called tho convention to older at 11
oclock pieseuting Edwin Burtitt Smith
of Chicago as tempoinry chaiinmn
Prot A II Tollinnii ol tho Univer
sity of Chicago tend tho declaration of
independence Row lleibeit S Bigo
low of Cincinnati invoked tho divine
blessing on tho delibeiations ol tho
body alter which Mr Smith delivered
his addicss
Alter a Midi t recess lor lunch tho con
vention met again at 230 Chairman
Smith called lor short uddichMs fiuiu
delegates Those who lesponded wuo
Dr W A Ciollut of Washington Gen
eial John Bentty of Columbus O
Judgo Moses Hallett of Denver Edgar
A Baucioit of Chicago and Gamaliel
Bradford of Boston
11iUN oT llooteielt lour
Ciiuaoo Aug HI Vice Olmiinian
IloniyC Payne received at Republican
headqunrteis a copy of the itinerary oi
Governor Roosevelt as far ns agieed
upon by tho governor and tho national
committee Governor Roosevelt will
make Ins first speech at Detroit Sept
0 Ho will speak at Li Cios io Wis
Sept 10 From La Ciosse Governor
Roo oMlt will visit South Dakota
Noith Dakota Montana Idaho Utah
Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska
Iowa Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio
Wot Vngiuii and Maryland finishing
his specehinaking m New Yoik
Duped li inglill Atloi ne
Salin Kan Aug 10 S 1 Os
borne speaker of tho last Kansas house
ol representative lias leturned hum
England whole he was sent by the
tiusteesol the Kansas Wcsleyan uni
veiBily to investigate tho inheritance oi
tho Rov T II James and to find Mi
James himself Mr James leturned to
Kansas two days after Judge Oaboruu
sailed from New York sitter having
been unheard ot tor a mouth Judge
Osborno behoves that Mr James has
been made the dupo ol English attor
neys who wanted to get a fceiroin him
Ho could find no trace oi any foituno
tor the James family
FIREBUGS AT
PUEBLOv
ISiHCCuicr Almost Wljicil Oit by an In
cendiary Ilre
PtEiiio Colo Aug 10 Bessemer
tho steel works suburb ot Pueblo was
swept by a disastrous fire T II Fo
leys lumber yards and warehouses
wero destroyed with thirteen dwell
ing houses Tho loss is 100000 oi
which Foleys loss is 75000 A child
is missing and a woman was run over
and badly injured by a hose cart Most
ot tho contents of the dwellings that
wero burned were removed in safety
Tho fire was started three times by in
cendiaries before tho last outbreak the
two previous attempts being made iu
tho daw It is believed to havo been
done by thieves with the purposo oi
plundering as thrco burglaries were
committed in that part of tho city dur
ing tho provious night
TELEGRAMS JERSELY TOLD
Structural steel prices have been cut
8 u ton by the organized producers
Tho body of R A Williams a prom
inent cattleman was found ut Huttoii
1 T Three bullet wounds indicate
murder
The Galvestou council and chamber
of commerce Wednesday passed resolu
tions expressing regret at the death of
Collis P Huntington
Fifteen Italian detectives according
to a Rome dispatch sailed for New
York to shadow the movements of an
archists in the United States
Thomas O McRae was Wednesday
renominated by acclamation at Ark
delphia by the Democratic congressional
convention for the Third Arkansas
district
Colonel Victor O Duboioe First Call
foruia volunteers died iu San Francisco
Wednesduy after a long illness from
diseases contraotod during the Philip
pine campaign
The nut and bolt department of the
Indian Irou works at Muucio was
closed Wednesday when at a confer
ence tho bolt makers refused to work
ou u 15 per cent reduction
Judge D L Suodgrass Wednesday
formally withdrew from the race for
senator from Tennessee His action
leaves Hon E W Carmack tho only
avowed candidate for the position
The Prince and Pnuoess of Wales
left Loudon Wednesday for Hamburg
Immense throngs awaited their arrival
ut the Liverpool station and cheered
them along Um thoroughfares turoufu
wuiob they pMaed thllW
I0T IX XKW YORK CITY
Almost a Repetition of New
Orleans Outbreak
NEGROES ATTACKED BY MOD
1ileniN of tolh ennui Who Wni Slahheil
to Oaatli ttempt eiiKi am on Mm
iliiern Itui Itiolieii HiaiN anil Iliie
tilled Hum the Mnt Stiloun lujuile
New York Aug 10 A mob of sev
rial bundled pcisotis foimed at II
oclock last night iu hunt of the homo
of Policeman Robeit 1 Tlioipe Tliiity
seventh street aud Ninlli avenue to
wieak vengeiinco upon tho negioes ol
that noighbothood because ono ol licit
number had caused tho policemans
death Thorpe was biniMd and stubbed
last Suuday night when ho was t tying
to urresl a coloied woman and died the
following day
In a few moments tin mob swelled to
I lfiOO persons or moio and as tlioy bo
I came violent the negroes lied in terror
into any Inding place they could find
I The police resolves ft uiu four btutimis
uuinbeiing 400wiro called out The
mob of white men which glow with
gieat inpulity taged thiotigh tho dis
trict and nigiofH rtgaidlest of ago
were attacked Seines wore injiiied It
took tho combined ctloits of tho un
serves with as many moio policemen on
legular patrol in tho lour pteciuetn to
restore older
For an hunt the streets weio filled
with a noting surging mob It was a
scoiio on ery much tho same oidei as
took pluce a low days ago m New Or
leans New Yoik has seldom had its
equal Tlie hhouting of tho men the
shrieking ot tho women the lamenta
tions of the children tho shooting of io
Tolvprs clashing of windows all made
u poifcct pandemonium
Tho crowil that surged into Bioid
way seemed uglier than that ol tho
crowd on tho west side Theie was at
ouu time more than 5000 persons m
Bioadway Up and down into and out
ot tho hotels and saloons tluough Her
ald square and the side sticuts tho mob
surged and tushed looking foi negioes
Any uulortunato black was set upon
and beaten
Wliaitou llailiel I in lllhle
Omaiix Aug 10 A special lrom
Lueolu says- A sensation has been
caused by tho discovery that What ton
Buker ionl candidate
tor president on the Populist ticket is
ineligible lor the otlli o to which he as
pires It is said that while superin
tending homu improvements m Russia
Homo years ago Mi Biirkei was made
Loid ot St WencliLlas by tho czar
Be I lie accepting tho title ho did not
ask ujugicsH to giant him tho pnvi
lege and he is theietoio ineligible be
cause ho forfeited his citizenship by ac
cepting the honor without pel mission
of the United Statis It tins proves
true Mr Baikei must step down and
mi l1 DiiiMUllv would sure ed
him as caiididalo toi pusldeut soma
ono else being chosen tho candidate for
vice piesldent
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III tun Tallin to ti Ml
Chicago Aug 10 Mi Biyan Mr
Stevenson and olheis made speeches
yesteiday at Sunnysitle patk on tho oc
casion of Iho annual meeting of tha
United hish societies of Cook county
The meeting was pioslded over by Rev
K h Htynoltls and the title udaiiLe wac
luigu notwithstanding thicatcuing and
sloimy woulhor Mt Bi rails spoecb
was tho Hi st of the series but beloiu lift
was hem I tho iiHsemblv at the sugges
tion of ludguMV Goutum adopted
au addtess denouncing imperialism and
militaiism
IMiili if llilnl I hlii I ilvnali l
lMuvSAioiis Aug 10 Tho Na
tioiiallst Independents las night worn
engaged behind closed doois ptepnriug
tho statement which they will prcsciU
today on tho floor of the anti-imperialist
congioss Just what they expect to
dooi hope to accomplish tluough tho
congtess nouo ol the gentlemen will
discuss Tho thiid ticket advocates
held no session of theli couvontion yes
teitla l ho delegates intending tho
libel ty congiesH
Wimhliitoii Itepulilli nun Niiiuo a Ilikut
Taioma Wash Aug Ml Re
publican stato convention jesteiday
adopted a plat foi in nominated a full
state ticket and adjourned Tim man
ageiHiitl M Ki Hilt the King county
caiididalo for guvrinoi Oiitiolled tlu
convention by u hit go majority and
theli slatu was nominated without it
hitch W L Jones of Yakima nnd F
V Ciislinian ol Ileico weio named foi
cougitss
t iiloni I Home In HiililliiK Out
Cati Tows Aug 10 A lues jengcr
f loin Colonel lloaie cummaiidiiig tho
Bntish ganison at Elands liver who
rendu d Mafeku g Tuesday icpoited
that the ganison was still holding out
when he lelt although Colunel Iloaiu
has sustained 07 casualties General
bin Hamilton with u lorce ol cavalry
has been suit to luliove the ganison
itinlliel Sllootn lliothel
Sioux City Aug III loin Welsh i
funnel lmug six miles east ol Jellci
son shot Ins brothri Geoigu in the leg
as ho wan escaping altei sotting lire to
10 stinks of giaiu in tht field belonging
to Tom Iho giaiu was binned up
Ihtio is n hitter 1 11111113 between tho
bio hoi h George Welsh has been ar
lested
Kill il liy I ootpaili
Kansas Ci 1 v Aug Hi Charles Can
non a labuicr rii itjws old was found
dead with his tlno itout in tl Cyp4usfl
iuliuad 3uids between Swifts packing
lions j and tho Union Pacilio rmlioad
budge last night and it is supposed
ho was killed by footpads His ties
for help weio heaid by switchmen iu
tho vicinity but when they touched
him tho assailants were gone ami Can
non was iound with his throat cut from
ear to oar aud a bloody knito I3 ing by
his side His pockets had bscu rifled
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