Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , JULY 20 , 1S90.-TWELYE PAGES.
The delegation to the conprcsslonnt conven
tion Is headed by John Hrlttuln , The dele-
Rates to the Mute convention linvo not openly
expressed themselves on their mndldato for
governor , but the gonernl preference Is In
favor of John A. Dempster. .Although the
farmers1 Alliance has been pretty strong In
this 'county , and they have refused to recog
nize nny of the old parties , yet there was
nominated n candidate for county representa
tive who Is nt present secretary or thu alliance
in this county. The president of that organi
zation , J , O. Cramb. U the republican choice
for lloat representative. Quite a number of
the lending iilllnnco men are delegates to llio
convention from the various precincts : hnrdly
a precinct but hnd ono or more n delegates.
Auiintx , Neb. , July in. [ Special Tclc-
gram to Tut : UEH , ] The republicans of Ne-
mnhn county assembled In convention this
afternoon and nftcr selecting delegates to the
various conventions adopted several resolu
tions , the llrst being ono Introduced by
lion. Jarvis H. Church , containing among
other recommendations the regulating nnd
HxltiK of freight rates ; that the saloon must
go from the state , cither by constitutional or
statutory provision , us the people shall do-
cldo ; Ilxlng u penalty for violation of the
maximum interest rate ; that misappropria
tion of public- funds bo made impossible ; the
regulation of trusts mid corporations ; the
guarding of the Interstate commerce law ,
etc , : asserting that all these questions were
originated by the republican party nnd were
being considered by the wisest men of the na
tion nnd the republican party , and will bo
settled In duo time to the satisfac
tion of all men \yho ndmlro equity
and Justice. The following resolution by
Hon. Church IIowo was unanimously
adopted :
Hot levin ; ; thnt the best Interests of ourstnto
ami county demand laillcal eliainres In many
of our la'AH. nnd thnt steps should bo taken to
that end by tliu next legislature ; thoieforo
bo It
Kej-olveil , Hy the republicans of Jfcmnha
county In convention assembled , that wo will
dcinnnd of our valid ( dates for llio not t Icglslit-
1 lire Hint , thov pledge themselves to use their
bi'Ht. ellorlsfor iicliatiKu In our pre-ont elec
tion lawn by substituting the Australian sys-
ti'in of votlint. whereby un honest \otu and a
fair count Is guaranteed to every voter : a
more htrliment usury law , inakliii ; the
penalty for thu violation of thu
Mimn a forfeltmo of loth principal
and Inteiest ; tin-enactment of a law prohibit
ing Kiimldliiit In futures and farm products ;
iMjinil taxation and all property taxed nt Its
value : the. legiilatlon of rallioad corporations
vthornby they hhall bo allowed to charge such
fiolchl ami pnwngi'r rates only as shall net
them U per cent per annum on thu actual
cost of thulr properties ; we , the republicans
of Nemalia county , In convention assembled ,
liereliy declare for the unlimited cntnaitn of
silver and an Increase of the circulating
medium to the amount not less than $10
pur capita ; a protective tnrllT to that ex
tent only as Hhall nrotootoiir laboring classes
against the competition of pauper labor la
other countries.
The following was introduced by David
Jack of Peru :
Resolved. That wo endorse llio work of our
nioinber of congress , lion , \V. J. Council , In
llio pti'scnt congie.sri and our delegates to the
congressional convention are hero by In-
btructi'd to support him for lenoinlnattun.
DAVID Cirr , Neb. , July Hi.-fSpcclnl Tcle-
gram toTiu : 13tn.l ; At the Duller county
republican convention this afternoon the del
egation chosen to the state convention is
headed by J. S. Hill.
The congressional convention is headed by
R. II. Btcelo mid the senatorial by J. G. lloss.
The following resolution was adopted with
out n dissent ing volco :
Hesolved , That It Is the sense of the repub-
lleansof llutler comity , In convention assem
bled , that Hon. ( illlci'i ) I/ . Laws has nilsreprc.-
Miiitvil tin1 pcoplu of this conjrreislonal dis
trict In thepioxi'iil congress , and that , the del-
eKiiti" . to the congressional convention use all
honorable means toprovi'id his leiiomlnatlon.
It was also moved nnd carried that the del
egates to the state convention use all lionorn-
bio means to prevent the nomination of Cow-
dory , Ilcntou and Stecne. It wns made a
part of the credentials of the various delega
tions that no proxies bu allowed , and that
th"yvoto by the unit rule. A resolution re
questing the delegates to endorse nnd vote
for nny action that might bo taken nt the
conventions In favor of the prohibition
amendment promptly tabled.
YOIIK , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Telegram to
Tut : lii : : , ] The republican county conven
tion met in this city today and nominated
Hobert Henderson and 1) . W. Baker , both
fanners , for representatives. A solid dele
gation was elected and Instructed for N.VT
Hnrlim for congress , The dclcghtcs to the
state convention , headed by WUliunlCcckloy ,
po instructed for JiaJ/o" ; M. 11. Koeso for gov
ernor , and also Instructed against voting for
cither Ben ton , Co wdery or Stecn under any
circumstances. The debate on this question
was hot nnd. was led by Keck-
ley nnd Gilbert for Judge Hccao.
The delegations to the judicial and senatorial
conventions nro not Instructed. F. C. Power
was nominated for county attorney mid
George S. Cook for register of deeds. The
platform declares for liberal pensions , plenty
of silver , against the McKlnloy bill , and In
favor of protection to American labor , for the
election of the board of transportation and
United States senator by popular vote ; the
Australian ballot law : equitable railroad
rates ; demanding that the state nnd county
treasurers pay all Interests on deposits to the
people , mid declaring prohibition a non-partl-
san question.
AUIIOIIA , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BKK. ] The Hamilton county
republican convention today elected delegates
to the state , congressional , judicial and sena
torial convention , nnd nominated a legisla
tive ticket. The nomliiess for the legislature
nro E. D , Snydcr and Kdwnrd Nugent , both
farmers. Resolutions wcro adopted in
structing delegates to the state conven
tion to use tticir influence to defeat the
nominations ol the present state board of
trail ! portntion. The delegates to the state
convention wcro Instructed for K. IJ. Barton
for state sunerintendont , The Judicial dele
gation was instructed for Hon. J. II , Smith
for Judge of the sixth Judicial district. Hon.
J. A , Whitman was nominated for county
attorney mid K. I ) , Huliug for county com
missioner.
TKCUSISKH , Nob. . July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Ilii'.J The republican county
convention of Johnson county met this after
noon. The delegation to the state conven
tion Is headed by Kugcno Lunghalin , D. F.
Osgood selected the delegates mid they wcro
instructed to use all honorable means to se
cure the nomination of Osgood for attorney
general. The delegation to the congressional
convention Is headed by J. S , Dow and Is In
structed for W. J. Council for congress.
Senatorial delegates wore also elected nnd
much enthusiasm was manifested when D.
Osgood's name was mentioned for attor
ney general.
Viaininitis , Nob. , July Ifl. [ Special Tclo-
crum to TUB iii.j ! : The Knox county ronul > -
ilenn convention was held hero today , thirty-
one delegates being present. J. II. Uerryman
was nominated for county attorney and
George T. Cornish for representative. The
Htnto convention , headed by Kd. A. FIT ,
stumls divided between Thayer and Ulcharus
for governor , The congressional convention ,
headed by B. 1 < \ Chambers , Is antl-Dorsey.
A warm contest ensued over the delegation
to the congressional convention , nnd n motion
to instruct it for Donor wis lost by a full
majority. _
PAW.M-.I : CITY , Neb. , July 10. [ Spccla
Telegram to TUB nun. ] The largest am !
moHt.enthusiastio republican convention ever
held in this county put in nomination for the
legislature C. A. Schuffol and \V. W , Clifford
The convention instructed for S. H. Woods
forstato senator for this and Ulchnrdsot
counties. The delegation U ) the state con
ventlon Is headed byV , A. Ulce , and the
congressional by C. E. Casey , and Is solid foi
Connell , H. C. Lindsay was rcnomlnfited
for county attorney nnd K. L. Vance for
county commissioner.
Y CKNTKH. Nob. , July 10. [ Special Tel
cgram to Tin : DEE. ] The county rcpubltcai
convention was held hero today. The dele
gates wcro now men , mostly farmers. Not-
lleton worked hard and secured a delegation
Doth Christy and Horlis refused a rouomlnu-
tlon for the legislature. A resolution was
passed urging the candidacy of NetUcton for
congress , but only about twenty of the bun
drcd delegates voted for this resolution. Tin
delegation to the stuto convention is hcadct
by faW. . Chrity.
_
III.OOMIXOTOX , Nob. , July 10. [ Spocla
Tclcgi-am to TiiBlJKK.j At the republlcni
county convention today J. P. A. lllaek was
rcnomlimted for county attorney and \V. E
I lad ley for representative. Tbo state dele
Kittlon is headed by H. M. Stark , the con
giesslonnl by J , L. Thompson mid the senu
tonal by J. M. 'Wllhnout , Thrco of the state
delegation uro for Hnrlun and four for Dnwcs
GiUNO IsKAM ) , Nob. , July 10. [ Spccla
Telegram to THE llEK.J-Tbo Hall couutj
republican convention was held hero tedu ;
nnd selected delegates to the state nnd con
irrosslomil conventions. The latter nro In
Btructod for JuOgo T , O. 0. Harrison and the
former uro for Tbuyor. George L. House
nnd O. Humphrey wcro selected for'repro-
cntatlvc.4. Both are prominent farmers.
I'm * OITT , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tclo-
gjam toTnu ni'.K.l The republican county
convention elected delegates to the state ,
ongres.tlonnl and float senatorial conven
tions , The following resolutions wcro
adopted !
Ho It re olvrd by the republican party of
tk'hardwn comity. In convention assembled ,
lint It Is the si'iKe and conviction of the rn-
rcpnbllc.iim of said county Unit It Isnnun-
wlso principle ns a matter of party politics ,
o support a.s a iiomlneo of the state lepubll-
crun of Nebraska nny person for a third term
for nny of the irenrrnl ollleers of the state ;
that Inn continued rciiomlnatlon of nny one
pcr on for a leading otlli'n leads to corruption
mil tcniN to domorallr.o thu polities < ( n state ,
ireatcHClhmeH anil factions , nxcltes dissatis
faction and will eventually disrupt nml over
throw any party pursuing Miuh course , us wit
ness thu result In other states ; and bo It fur
ther
lteolved , Thnt the Itlclmrdson county dele
gation to the. Mnto convention be instructed
to carry out thu principle above put forth by
not supporting any third termer for iiomltm-
Oovcrnor Tlmycr hnd a number of friends
In the convention , but \verooutnuinbcred \
and ninilo no forcible response to the resolu
tion. The ladles of the AVomcn's Christian
rcinpewnco union wcro on hand , backed by
outsiders with their little amendment rcsolu-
Llon. The resolution was sidetracked with
the committee on resolutions , whoso report
will bo mudo at the adjourned meeting of the
convention. After selecting delegates the
convention adjourned , subject to the call of
the chairman to nominate county olll-
ccrs. The delegation chosen to the state con
vention Is headed by Ernest Werner , nnd the
congressional by John Schulcr. The latter
will bo largely for Conuell , but go unln-
structcd. The stnto delegation Is unln-
structod , except so fur as the above resolu
tions Instruct , but will bo for Hon. W. W.
Abbey for commissioner of public lands nud
buildings.
Ki.woiut , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tin' HKI : . ] The republican convention of
Gosper county mot today. Hinging resolu
tions wcro adopted endorsing the cause of the
partv In the past and expressing inllnite con-
lldcnco In its ability and inclination to deal
with the exigencies of the future. J , O.
Stowurt was nominated as candidate for
county attorney and accepted the honor in n
very neat speech. William Schcfllcblen
was nominated for county commissioner.
Delegates wcro elected to the state , con
gressional and senatorial conventions and
were left uninstructcd , though It is under
stood that the state delegation favors Hon.
Jack WacColl for govcrnorand that Hurlan Is
the favorite for congressman. The repub
licans feel quite conlldcnt of victory in the
battle of ballots.
LK.XISOTOK , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Bun. 1 The republican county
convention mot this afternoon . and elected
delegates to the republican state convention.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted :
Hu.solved , That the delegates In convention
iiHseinhlcd In Dawson county favor Hon. . I. II ,
.Mrt'all as a candlilatu for the olllee of gover
nor , and Instruct llio county delegation totlm
state convention to u > .u all honorable means to
secure his nomination.
Mr. McCall was allowed to name the dele
gation. A largo number of the delegates in
the county convention wcro pronounced alli
ance men , hut they were ull enthusiastic in
favor of McCall ,
Uoi.nunon , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Telc-
gr.mi toTm : Brn.1 The Phclps county re
publican convention was hold hero this after
noon. The delegation to the stnto convention
was headed bv ex-Senator Kinscl. The con
gressional delegation goes without instruc
tions. J. A. Frcdricks , a lending merchant
of Holdrcge , was nominated for representa
tive by acclamation. S. A. Drnvo of the
local bar was nominated for county attorney ,
and AV. D. Shields for coroner.
UTICA , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : 31ii : : . ] The republican county 'con
vention solccted delegates to the stnto con
vection , headed by J. 0. Stiver. All were
against Burton for governor excepting ono.
The congressional delegation is headed by 15.
H. Waggoner and the senatorial by P. P.
licntly. The convention adjourned to meet
later to nominate candidates for the various
county ofllcoa. _ -w. _ _
Sriuvi.rikJifcVWriittly ; 19. [ Special Tele-
grAiir to TIIK Uii.1 : The republicans met
today and elected delegates to the stuto con-
vcntipa headed by H. C. Hussell , The dele
gates wcro not instructed , but nro nhndat
solid for Thnyor. The selection of con
gressional delegates was loft to the action of
the central committee.
Srrcuioit , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tins Uni.J The republican prima
ries were held today. The delegation to the
congressional convention Is headed by C.
B. Adams , The delegation appears to bo
evenly divided ns to the renomluatlon of
Congressman Laws.
Ai.mox , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bm.l : Tbo republican convention of
Boone county mot today , Tbo state delega
tion wns headed by Loran Clark nnd the con
gressional by F. B. Tiffany. A special con
vention will bo called by Chairman S. S , Had-
ley to nominate county olllcers.
T.OUICITV , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tnr. Bii : : . ] The republican county
convention met today and nominated J. U.
Scott for county attorney and J. B. Fail-burn
for representative. The delegates to the
state , congressional nnd legislative conven
tions go uulustructcd.
SCOTIA , Neb , , July 11) ) . [ Special Telegram
to Tun BKB. ] At the republican county con
vention held nt Greeloy Centra today , Judge
Lewis headed the delegates to attend the
stnto convention. A resolution to instruct
for Ilichurds for governor was tabled by the
convention.
OSCHOM , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tins Ben. ] The republican conven
tion today selected state , congressional and
Judicial delegates. They wcro uninstructcd ,
Neb , , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Br.K.l Republicans of Hooker
county today chose M. A. Hummel as u dele
gate to the sUite convention.
NOIITII PI.ATTK , Nub. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Bii.l : : Lincoln county
elected today a McColl delegation.
BEATIUCK , Neb. , July 10. [ Special Tclo-
grum to Tun BKK. ] The result of the repub
lican primary elections in this city this evenIng -
Ing Is a signal victory for high license. The
high license forces wore led by G. O. Bate.- ?
and ( acorgo B. Everett and the strong light
was mndo In the second ward in which the
Uates-l'jVerett ticket Is elected by a vote of
lil-t to 12 : . ' . The struggle hero was of special
Interest because of the Kretsingcr-Tiilt-
Dempster faction leading the prohibition
amendment forces as a boost for
Hon. John A. Dempster's gubcmntoral
boom. As a consequence Dempster's chances
In Cage county have gene glimmering. In
the other three wards the ICrctslnger-Tait
ticket Is snowed under badly. The remain
der of the county has not yet been howl
from , definitely. The delegation as elected
is strongly in favor of Capt. J. E. Hill for
Btnto treasurer. _
ALMA , Neb , , July IV. | Special Telegram
to Tun Biu. ; ] A conference wns held hero
today by a committee from the county nl-
lianco and county veteran association for the
purpose of admitting n representation f win
the veteran association nt their convention
on July 20. The following delegates were
chosen by the veteran convention : W. B.
Gibbons , Fred Huffman , S. L. Hobcrts , C. P.
Mornvlllo and D. S. Ferguson. Tbo prob
ability Is that they will unite on the nomina
tion of a ticket _ _ _
FAiiint'iir , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Telegram -
gram to THE Bnn.J The Knights of Lnboi
held u caucus at this place tonight and
selected sixteen delegates to represent this
precinct In the farmers' alliance convention
to bo held next Saturday. The Knights of
Labor and farmers' alliance will work in
joint convention mid place a full ticket in the
Held.
CHUTE , Neb. , July 10 , [ Special Telegram
to Tim BKK. ] Republican primaries wcro
held hero this afternoon. Nineteen delegates
to the county convention were elected ant ]
they nro all solid for Hastings for attorney
general and F. I. Foss for float representa
tive. The county convention convenes Mon
day next. _
NoiiTit PUTTE , Neb. , July 10. [ Special
Telegram toTiiuHEis.l The county conven
tion today elected a mixed delegation to the
Btato convention , being part McColl and
part Thayer , No Instructions. The delega
tion was headed by C. F. hidings.
NTATK A'-Kir.S.
lilghtnlim's AVoi'k at Staiilon.
STANTOX , Neb , , July 10. [ Special to TUP
DEB. ] A tcrrillo rain storm , nccompnulct
by deafening thuudor and almost continuous
lashes of lightning , prevailed in this county
ast night. The lightning struck In sovcrnl
ilnces In this town. St. John's German Lu-
licran church was struck at 1 ; 30 a. m. The
owcr was soon In flames nnd In splto of the
leuvy rnln prevailing nt the time they soon
spread to the main body of the building and
.he structure wns soon reduced to ashes.
The Lutheran society will take Immediate
steps to rebuild. The next idaco to receive n
visit from Jupiter was the Leslcr residence.
After entering the nttle the bolt seems to
tavo scattered In all directions , doing damage
n nearly every room la the house. No ono
wns injured here.
The hardware store of Wcmnan Brothers
received the next visit. Entering the lower
mrt of the front door ( somewhat shattering
t ) the bolt jogged to the right , entering the
} un case , breaking the RUIIS ; turned again ;
inssed down along the wall to the other end
> f the store , killing u bulldog pup lliat was
ylng under the safe.
Dcntli or Ilev. Hymn
Loui- City , Neb , , July 19. [ Special Tclo-
gram toTiin Ui'.i : , ] Uov. Byron V. Uussoll ,
taster of the Presbyterian church of this
city , died at his residence hero yes
terday after an illness of three
noiiths , and wns burled today , a
urge concourse of people attending the
Funeral , Ho was born in Tittle Valley , N.
V. , In l&iy. Ho received lila education lit
Now Hampton , N. II. , and Lcwlston , Me. ,
nnd wns ordained in 18T > 3 at Danville. Me ,
tn ISiiQ ho entered the army us chaplain , in
which bcrvico ho contracted the disease
which resulted in his death. In 1SS1 ho
located at Orel , and in 18& . " > was elected
representative from Valley county , which
ofllco ho lllled creditably , nnd was then
appointed acting state geologist , and as such
superintended the. sinking of the salt wells nt
Lincoln in 1SS7. In December , 183 $ , ho ac
cepted the pastorate of the church at this
place und has since resided hero , although ho
has suffered Intensely during his Illness Ho
was highly esteemed nml his loss will bo
greatly felt In this community ,
Matters nt Ord.
Onn , Neb. , July 10. [ Special to Tun Br.n. ]
Itlght Hev. A , P. Graves , bishop of the
jurisdiction of the 1'latto , held mi Episcopal
service hero Wednesday evening , which was
well attended by our citizens.
Thursday afternoon on informal meeting
of old soldiers was held In the court house ,
thlrt y veterans belur ? present. A motion was
put and carried that no pension legislation
short of granting service pensions would bo
acceptable to or accepted by the old soldiers.
A committee of threa M. E. Gutter for the
republicans , J. H. Fulrbank for the demo
crats and J. M. Kllnltcr for the Independents
was appointed to notify our congressional
candidates to that cll'oct , and nsk their
pledges to work for thnt end.
Messrs. Miller and Prob.iseo of the Grand
Island Young Men's ' Christian association
have held a series of evangelistic meetings
hero this week with u view to establish a
Young Men's Christian association tit this
place.
1'rof. N. F. Damn of Scwaru will bo the
principal of Ord's schools for the ensuing
year. Prof. J. M. Hussey , our Into principal ,
has accepted a call from Aurora.
The AVcnther nnd Crops.
Fr.r.MoxT , Neb. , July 19. [ Special to Tun
BHR. ] The long continued dry spell was
broken last night by a heavy win , nnd there
Is .great rejoicing by everybody. The corn
crop in this county hn.s not yet boon iujdrcd
to any appreciable extent , but a few days
more of the dry weather would hov.o proven
very damaging , f. E. Ilcaton , who has been
a resident of this city for thirty years , and
local observer for the Doano college meteor
ological observatory for several years , reports
the rainfall since ' ' this
ports 'J o'clock morning
ata.JJI Inches , the heaviest known in the his
tory of the city. _
Knl NO .Statement Corrnet cl.
NEIWAAKA CUT , Neb. , July 10. [ Special to
Tin : Bra : . ] Much indignation has been
aroused In this city by the false statements
roticor'ilni. this place s.out out from Lincoln
by the prohibition bureau. TiarTurcnt ; asser
tion that the city council of Nebraska City
took action upon the matter and refused to
permit a pair of prohibition oxbortcrs tqhold
meetings in this city la false In every partic
ular. The matter never was considered , anil
the men In question , . Smith' nnd Hucklns ,
held meetings hero for two weeks and quit
of their own accord.
The Sunus licet 1'nlncc.
GIUKD ISLAND , Neb. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to Tuc Bin. : ] Fifty men are at
work on the Grand Island beet sugar palace ,
and It will bo completed by August 23. A
company has been formed and the cvclorama
of the battle of Gettysburg will bo on exhi
bition during the reunion. The sugar paluco
will surpass the famous corn palace of Sioux
City in every respect.
Two COWN Killed.
STAXTOX Neb. . Telegram
, , July 19.-Special [
gram to Tun Bic.J : A bam on the farm of
Chris Madcrow , ten miles southeast of Stanton -
ton , was struck by lightning last night and
badly damaged , Two cows were killed.
Tbo drouth is ended nnd farmers are
jubilant. The acreage of grain harvested in
this county is largo und the quality good.
Two Residences Struck liy Ti
BKATWCI : , Nob. , July 19. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim BGK.I The residence of H. A.
Estnrly , at Tenth and Scott streets , and that
of William Falconer , on South Seventh
street , were struck by lightning early this
morning nnd considerably damaged. The
ODCup-.iuts , though severely shocked , wcro
not otherwise injured.
Political DcmnnNtrntioiiH 1'roldbitcd.
GitA.N-i > ISLAND , Neb. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to TUB Bm : . | The Grand Army of
the Hopublio reunion committee has passed a
resolution prohibiting any political demon
strations , and Mi.yor Platt will issue a proc
lamation prohibiting any demonstration
within the city limits.
Heavy Itain at Ponder.
Pr.xnnn , Nob. , July 10. ( Special to
TIIK BIK. : ] This vicinity was visited last
night and today by a heavy rain which has
been much needed , ns none hnd fallen for
nearly three weeks , and corn had began to
show distress. About one-fourth of the liar-
vesting has been dona.
iMnch llcjoii'in < ; at Itlnlr.
Bum , Neb. , July 10. [ Special to TUB
Rcu.j A much needed ruin commenced hero
last night about 10 p. tn. nnd kept It up con
tinually until noon today. The farmers re
port that it has saved the corn crop. Ono
fruit grower says It inado him ilOO bushels of
blackberries. Everybody is rejoicing ,
Copious Showers tit Sliuhort.
SiiuninT , Nob. , July 10. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK BKI : . ] A copious ram began
hero this morning about ( i o'clock and con
tinued for fully three hours. The drouth In
this section had begun to assume a serious as
pect. Corn was suffering nnd the pastures
wcro dried up. The drouth seems broken
now and our prospects for a bountiful Jcrop
are promising.
Normal Institute Cloned.
STAXAO.NNob. . , July 10. [ Special to
THE BEK. ] Tbo best normal Institute
ever held in Stunton county closed
yesterday. The attendance was largo
throughout. Superintendent Coney has mi
nblo corns of teachers in this county , nnd the
schools are second to none In the state.
%
Sim AVnntH a Illvoroo.
NKinmiCA. CiTVNTob.July , 10. [ Special Tel
egram to TUB BEE. ! Mrs.Frank Scott of this
place asks the court for legal separation from
her husband , whom she married only eight
short months ago and who , she declares ,
grow tired of her mid deserted her utter n
few days of wedded life.
Injured in a hand Slide.
GitANU ISLAND , Neb. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to TIIK BKK. ] Flvo injured men
were brought in today from the U , & M.
railway la Wyoming and plixcod in St. Jo-
soph's hospital. They were Injured by u
land slide in a cut.
Otno County TcnulieiV Institute.
NEIUUSKA CITV , Neb , , Juno 19. [ Special
Telegram to TUB BKE. ] The Otoo county
teachers' institute has closed a very success
ful two weeks' session. About one hundred
aud twcuty-tlvo teachers wcro lu attendance.
SHUT OUT m THE BREWBS ,
ii
The Black SOJT Lese at Milwaukee By a
Ecoro of'Jon ' to Nothing.
DAD CLARKE "tEAVES THE TEAM ,
The City Stcniiis nntl Missouri Valleys
to Meet TliW Aflei'iioon-Stnna-
Ing of , the
Turf News.
, I'lavod. Won. Lost. PorCt.
Mlnnonnolls oil 41 ? . " .638
Milwaukee . fil ) 43 27 ,00 < l
Knnsns Olty 01 ill " < .MSI
Denver en M in .W5
Sioux City. . ( M xi XI .MX )
Des Molnes. 07 LI ) ! M 4ill !
Omaha OS at ) if. ' .420
St. I'ttUl 00 1 ! ) 47 ,238
NATIONAL l.K.vaUK.
Played. Won. Lost. PcrCt.
Philadelphia. . . . 74 -H . !
Ilrooklyn 7:1 : 47 -ft , < > I4
lloston 7 ! > 40 Vt ! > .0111
Oliielnnatl 73 4i ; - . > .SU7
fhleauu 70 'M M .Mi
New Vork 74 1C ! 42 ,4'rj
t'lovi-Iiiml 70 ! ! l 411 .io. : )
PlttHburg 73 17 K > -liMJ
AMKItlCA.V ASSOCIATION.
Pliiyod.V < m. 1/ist. PerCt.
l.onlsvlllo ( W 4'J S7 .C0 !
Athletic 7ll 4'J 2S .WO
St. l.ouls r'j ; ai ill ) .fiM
Knchojtor 7(1 ( iij ! U .512
iVilumhus 71 iUl ! ! " > .W)7
Toledo fk'i J.M : .410
SyriKlllso M 110 ! W .411
Ilrooklyn C8 19 4'J , 'Jdl
ITAVimS' I.KAOUK.
Played. Won. bost. 1'erCt.
lloston 7ti 4 : > ST , C > r t
Ilrooklyn 70 4:1 : tci , W.l (
t'lilcnijo 71 : so ia , r > iu
New iorlc . ,71 IW 31 , fvT
Philadelphia 74 M ) : n .fOT
PlttHburg 71) IB ! W .457
Cleveland 7 a ) ! W .4ci :
lliiffalo r > T 33 47 .V > 7
Milwiuilceo 1O , Uuinlm 0.
MiLWAfKEn , AVls. , July 19. [ Special Tele
gram to TIIK BKE.J Following is the result
of today's game :
.MILWAUKEE. OMAHA.
U n O A K U II O A B
Poorrann. in.,0 2001 Cnnnvnn. lf..O 0100
I'ottlt. rf 1 2800 WnMi. f > 0 2330
Inlryiuile. | lf..l ' . ' 001 Ki'nnn , tf..U 0 21) ) 0
Shocli. n I 1 2 0 U Cleroland.llb.O U 0 0
MurrlHtCTt lb.0 2 12 00 Hnnrnlinn.'Jb.O 0 1 S 0
Jnnlzon , c..1 2 fl 3 U Andrews. IO..O 1 13 0 0
Allmrt9.3b.,2 1020 WHIN , cfip.O
Wulcli. 2b. . . , II 0 2 U Morun , c 0
Davius.i ) 1 1030 Uriulinrt , c. . 00 1 0 II
Maitln , pi.cf.1) ) U 0 1 ' . '
Totnh 10 13 27 15 2 Totrtli 0 5 27 11 4
11Y INNINGS.
Milwaukee . 0 5020010 2 10
Uiuahu . 0 00000000 0
KU.MMAllV.
Turned runs Milwaukee 1. Two-huso hits
I'etlt , Shocli. liases stolen Ponrman , Pet tit ,
Dalryinple , .Tunt eii. Wuleh. Doublii jihiys
Shocli to Morrlssey. liases on Hulls L'ooiinnn ,
Alberts , A\olch i , UloM'hind. Andre s. Struelc
out Hy Dnvles li , by Martin 1 ! , liy Willis I.
Pased lialls Mnrnn , " > . Time of eiinii ) ono
hour und forty mimics. Uniplro llungle.
City 5 , Minneapolis 4 ,
rf , Minn. , July 10. [ Spocinl Tel
egram to Tin : Ben. ] Following is the result
of today 'a game ;
MINNKAl'OMS. KANSAS CUV.
SCOIir. Ill1NMNOS. .
Jllnneapolls . ' . , , . . , : t 0000010 1
Olty . , , . , . . . : ! 0 U 0 20 o * D
Ituns carnen M)5iioiipolls I , ICansas Olty 3 ,
Two-base lilts-Mtllfr. Giuihon. Threo-baso
lilt Urn. Homo B.ini > i < sriiaJiull2l ! < ' nliivs
-Dowfo to IJvn , M\lli'jfto \ llyii. raeiniirre' } * ' '
Mliini-npoll.s S ! . IJlu"by pltclii r Ilyn. liases
on linlls Hy Alitcholl f. Smith 4. Struck out
Hy Knchrll 4 , tjiulth 7. First on crmrs--Mtii-
neapolls 2 , Kansas City 3. Lofton baftus Min
neapolis tl , Kansas City 0. Time Ono hour
and twenty-live in InittcM. Uniiilro-Ouslcl : .
Sioux City 7 , St. Paul 5
ST. PAUL , Minn. , July 17. [ Special Tele
gram to THE DUE. ] Following is the result
of today's gnmo :
8IOUXCITV ,
uv I.VNINQS.
St. Paul 0 01 00220 0 f >
Sioux City 4 7
SUMMAIir.
Runs carncil St. Paul 2. Two-huso lilts
Ilartnott.Miirphy.lllnck , Homo runs IlroiiKh-
ton. Huso on hiills-Olf Mockln : i. lluidlck 3.
Struck out Hy Mcckin 5 , by Hurdlek4. Um-
jilre Bauswlne.
National League.
AT xcw VOIIK.
First game-
New York 3 13 0 0 300 0 0 IS
Cleveland 1 00000030 4
Umpire McQuudo.
Second game
New York II 00103000 7
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 n
Hits Now York 9 , Cleveland 0. Errors-
New York 8 , Cleveland 7. Imttcrloa Shar-
rott and ( Mark ; Llucoln nnd Ziuuncr , Um
pire McQundc.
AT UOsTOK.
lloston 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ti 0 1 0
Cincinnati 0 10 2
lilts Boston 5 , Cincinnati 0. Errors Bos
ton 5 , Cincinnati 7. Batteries Nicholas and
Hcnnett ; Khlncs and Harrington , Umpire-
Powers.
AT rillLADCU'llIA.
Philadelphia , . . . ! 4
Chicago 0 0
Hits Philadelphia 13 , Chlcaso . Errors
Philadelphia 1 , Chicago 0. Hattcries
Gleason and Clements ; Luby and Klttredgo.
Umpire MoDermott ,
AT -/IJIOOKLYX.
Pittsburg . V. . O-.O 00 11 00 3
Brooklyn . 3 * 8
lilts Pittsburgh , * Brooklyn 0. Errors
Pittsburg , Brooklyn 0. Batteries Baker
and Wilson ; Carrutliew and Daley. Umnlro
Lynch , . , t
AT 1103TOX.
Boston . 1:0 : 2-0
Chicago . 0 0300 00 31 7
Hits Boston \2 , 'Chicago 15. Errors-
Boston 5 , Chieauo'12. '
Batteries ICilrnV1' and Murphv ; King and
Farroll. UmpIrcaL.lLiilght and Jones ,
AT ( lIlf'.UiUl.l'lIIA.
Philadelphia . \ , & I 1 0 0 3 0 0-S
Buffalo . U | 1) ) , 0 0 0 0 1 0 o-l
Jilts Phlladolphia'fl , Buffalo 5. Errors
Plilladclphia ' . ' , ButTalo . Hattcries Knoll
and llolumn ; Buckley and Maclc , Umpires
Uuffnoy and Sheridan ,
AT NEW TOIIK.
Now York . n 0402 133 2-18
Pittsburg . 0 1 'J 0 1 1200-7
Hits Now York 10 , Pittsburg 12. Errors-
New York 2 , Pittsburg 2. Imttorles-O'Day
nnd Ewlng ; MorrU arid Carroll. Umpires
Ferguson aud Hobert ,
AT imooKiA.v.
Brooklyn . 4 2-14
Cleveland . 1 2-10
Hits-Brooklyn 8 , Cleveland 13. Errors
Brooklyn a , Cleveland 8. Batteries Sowdors
and Daly , Bakoly nnd Sutdlffo. Umpires
Matthuws and Leach.
Amurlonti AHsoulatlon.
AT rillMlllM.l'IIIA.
Athlotle . 2 00000310-0
St. Louis . ; i 3 * - U
HtU-Athletlo 1' ' , St , Louis 13. Errors
Athlotlo 1 , St. Louis 3. llattcrles-Espcr
nnd Kobluson , Itauucy and AVclls , Umpire
Peoples.
ATiiocnr.sTnn.
Kochcatcr 1 1 0 0 0 n 0 0 2 7
Columbus 0 0 1
Hits Hochestor P , Columbus 4. Errors
Hochcstcra , Columbus I ) . Itattcrlos-Culla.
Rhnnand Melveogh ; Gartrlgat and Doylo.
Uniplro Curry.
ATSrilACUSK.
Syracuse 0 0 3
Toledo 10 4 1 (1 ( 0 1 0 13
Hits Syracuse C , Toledo 10. Errors-Syra
cuse 7 , Toledo 7 , Batteries Cuscy nnd
O'liourko ; Sprague and Sage. Umptro
Emsllo.
Amon.i ; the Aniatetir.4.
NnntiASKA CITV , Neb. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : DIK. ] Tim ganie between
tlic Muscos of Omaha and the homo club this
afternoon wns won by the former. Score , 13
to 3. The third mid Until Ktmw will 'oopluyed
tomorrow.
Stella ai , HnmlmMt 5.
SIKI.I..I , Neb. , July 10. [ Spcrlul to Tuc
Bun. ] The IlumboldU en mo over today and
were defeated by u score of 'Jl to 5. Linn and
Frctz were In the points for Ilumboldt and
held the Stella's heavy hitters down for six
innings to ono earned run. a homo run by
Lowe , and then the Held behind them went
to pieces and Stella scored twenty runs.
Smith , for Stella , pitched a good Raaio and
wnswell supported. The features of the
game was n ono-hniided catch of a line drive
by Cnrnalmn and the batting und base run
ning of Fretz.
A Paper llano Ball Scheme.
Mi.VNCAi'ous , Minn. , July 10. The Journal
prints tills afternoon the details of a big base
ballcombinntion. The plan Is for nn amal
gamation of the Nat'.oaal league , American
and Western associations into oao largo or
ganization of sixteen cities. These will bo
divided Into eastern and western circuits.
In this way base ball would once more bo put
on a paying basis nnd the combined associa
tions bo in a position to make it very uncom
fortable for the brotherhood.
Game This Afternoon.
The City Steam Laundry team and the
Missouri Valleys will battle for supremacy
nttho local park this afternoon. The two
teams are evenly matched and n line contest
will assuredly result. The game Is for . > > ( ) a
side and the gnto receipts. 1'Liy called at
Clarke Kcfasc.s to Play.
Dad Clnrko left the Omahas at St. Paul
Friday evening nnd returned to this city. He
had some dilllculty with Manager Leonard
and refuses to play under him. JnU what
this means to Omaha at this critical juncture
is easily understood. The niituro of the diffi
culty between Clarke and Leonard is not
Icnown , as Clarice has not been seen on the
subject yet.
The Cowbny.ProhihKion Muddle.
President J. S. McCortnlck , who is spe.ir-
ing mermaids at Spirit Lake , has called a
special meeting of the bo.ird of directors of
the Western association for that point Monday -
day , for the purpoio of arbitrating the Ues
Moine.s-ICansas City embrogllo. From the
prlinn facie evidence Kansas City is unques
tionably In the right. Manager Manning
was oflleinUy informed by the manager of
the DCS Molncs foam that the elub had boon
disbanded and thu players released. Manning
immediately signed Hart , Patton and
Traflley , then consented to an exhibition
gaino which Ues Molncs won. The
readiness with which DCS Mollies' players
were being gobbled up opened the umn'aRO-
inent's eves to the fact that they could proba
bly realize several thousand dollars by the
sale of their bust men , so they squealed , and
sending for Secretary Kocho , claimed that
the club had not disbanded and that the
players hnd not been legally released , Kocho
swallowed this story without salt and decided
in accordance with tbo " wishes of the man
agement that the players hud not been le
gally released. The following day Kansas
City refused to play against -wnat it consid
ered part ojyts own team nnd the game wua
l iveint fDu Moines , as wns the exhibition
game of thoUny before. Kansas City has ap
pealed to thjl board of directors and the mat
ter will bo settled Monday. While the Cow
boys may not get the men they signed , It la
quite certain the forfeited games will not be
counted against them.
The Gormaiila Koys.
Miilwniikco should never be allowed to win
the pennant. In fnct it would bo t. gri at
thing could the Western , association drop her
from the circuit next season. July , 13 , 181K ) .
MILWAUKIIK , July 10 , 1SOO. [ To the Sport
ing Editor of Tin : Bun , ] Bear Sir. The
above is from the Omaha Bni : . You will
please have the kindness to explain your rea
sons why Milwaukee should never bo allowed
to win the pennant , and why she ought to
bo dropped fromtho cireultnoxt season I
Milwaukee has always been the club of the
Western association you could rely unon in
every way and at the end of the season
always proved a.s well as any of them. Mil
waukee never had any linanclal trouble ,
where the clubs of other cities like St. Paul ,
Minneapolis , Dea Moines and Sioux City had
hard times to pull through. If tbo Western
association would not have Milwaukee and
ICansas City it would no tbo at the standpoint
it is now.Vliy then drop the best towns
and substitute less successful ones ) Milwau
kee won the pennant ono year and never re
ceived it , tbo pennant being credited to a
club that was a year later transferred to
Omaha. This perhaps explains the ill-feeling
or would Omaha like to have the pennant
again this year and can't got it )
By answering this in your next Sunday's
( July L'O , ) issue you will greatly oblige
JOHNLIMIIKHUKII , 1)53 ) 12th St. ,
And Other "Ucrmnnla Boys. "
Llmboi-Rcr and the rest of the Uarmanin
Boys will Und the desired information in the
response to Paul Champion in the regular
snorting department. The case might bo
elaborated on. but it is not best to use
all your powder in a single load. There
might be a bear come along.
Thcs WhicheHlor' Shoot.
The Winchester gun club's regular weekly
shoot took place yesterday afternoon , 2.5 blue
rocks 21 yards rise. The score :
1' . Kiiller 11111 llllt Olllt 10111 11011-21
Son Paulson tllll 11011 IIIOI 11101 llttl ! } J
O. " . ' , PlcKird..nilll : mm join ) J1IOI mil ui
b. .1 oh n so n 11110 11110 JtltO ] ] < ) ll OUII1 1'J '
N. Johnson 01111 Hill mil 10011 mil
II. 1'aulKon mil 1(010 ( 11101 11101 oiiiu ill
w. o. I'auison moi inn mil mu onoi si
c. Hunt mu mu mu mn aim y >
Ed Leader OOftX ) lioill KWO ) 01101 HWIl II
( ieortfo Junes OulOO 01100 00011 00100 OIKW 8
Miclianl FOSK 11111 Illll 1I1W ) 10111) ) 0110' ' ) IS
.lack Knoules..11111 10111 Illll 1IIKH OHM 19
J. Grim mu mu mu 10001 10010 19
TIIK SPEED JllXd.
.Moiimoiith I'iHc ; Knees.
MONMOUTII PAIIK , July 10. Summary
of today's races :
Mllu and one furlong- Stockton wonjudgo
Morrow second , Theodosms third , Timo-
1 : t)7. )
Tyro stakes , two-year-olds , three-quarters
of a mile Strathmeath won , Holers second ,
Ambulance third. Time 1 : lfi ,
Midsummer handicap , ono mile Prince
Hoyal won , Taviston second , Kurus third.
Time 1:40.
Mlle nnd three-quarters Triston won ,
Eon second. Time a : ! ! ! < .
Mlle and ono furlong Clarendon won , Ad-
uinnnt second , Longford third. Time 1 : .r)7.
Throe-ycar-olds and upwards , thrcc-ipiur-
tors of a milo lago won , Louise second , Arab
third. Timo-lllH.
Bellow stakes , ono milo Pagan woaOrl-
flnnunc second , Philosophy third. Time
l:4W. :
Five fnrlons straight Hcter won , Adven
turess second. Juckof Diamonds third. Time
-1:03. :
Park Ilacen.
CniCAfio , July 19 , Summary of Wajhlng-
ton park races :
Two-year-olds , flvo furllngs Anarchist
won , May Thornton second , Walnut third ,
Time 1 :0-Mn' : ,
Thi-co-ycaiMlds , ono mile Chapman won ,
Twilight second , Jaokstaff third. Tinio-
1 MW-
Wheolcr handicap , throo-yoar-olds nnd up
wards , milo and ono-fiunrtcr Teuton won ,
Prince Fonso second , Hypocrite third. Time
2:0il' : ; .
Thrco-ycur-olds and upwards , uillo aud ono
furlone Arundcl and Itlmlnt ran n , dead
heut , Attleua third. Time , liMSf. in the
run off Arumlol won , Time. 1:50 : 1 ? ,
All ages , milo nnd one-sixteenth Prince
I'\rtunntu9 ' won , Churchill Chirk second , X
third' Time.iW { .
I'jxtrn , All ages , ono-mllo Glciihall won ,
Pluck Pilot second , Mandolin third. Time ,
1'rlecd Sp oilers.
Nr.w YOIIK , July 10-Charles Keed has
purchased Uxilo from William Lakeland , for
$15,001) ) , nnd French Park from D.ivo Clldcon
for ? IOXK ( ) , These two horses will bo sent
to bis brceJliu ? farm In Tennessee ,
THK Y. ai. O. A. IIKI1T.
Tlio IMrsI 91 , 000 Towards It.s Mqitldn-
tlon ttalscd Ijiwt Mir lit.
A special mooting of the members of the
Young Moil's ' Christian association was held
last evening for the purpose of taking some
decided action towards raising money with
which to p.iy oft the indebtedness of the asso
ciation. There were nhout.otio hundred mem
bers present when President Fleming cnllod
the meeting to order. I IP mndo a short state
ment of the linanclal condition of the orga
nization , showing the debt to bo about $11,000 ,
with about fl.fiOi ) of this amount provided for.
A llttlo over half of the Indebtedness repre
sents the balance duo on the building , and the
remainder was incurred by current expensed.
Mr , Fleming stated that it had been sug
gested that the members of the association
should at once hike steps to ralso the llrst few
thousands among themselves , to show their
interest in wiping out the tiidohlodno.-is nnd
to show the business men of the city that
they wcro deserving of their iisslxtaneo.
Mr. Nash was eallod upon for a few re
mark ? , and stated that he did not bellovo
that the business men of the city would see
the building closed nnd the work of the asso
ciation abandoned. The need for the worlc
would exist Just the same whether the
association stood squarely on Its loot
In good llnanclal condition or was bankrupt.
Ho was positive that there was no other
organization that could do so much for young
men , and ho doubted If there WUH anyone
who would deny that it ought to contiuuo its
peed worn among the .M , 000 young men of
Oinithn. Ho then stated Unit It was proposed
to ralso the llrst thousand dollars right then
and there , and called fonsubscrlptlons ,
It was evident from the start that the
ineinbors were In earnest in their efforts to
pay off tbo debt , and subscriptions were re
ceived by the .score , Tlicro wcro very few
who did not oft'or to give something , and the
subscriptions ranged from $1 toJ50 each.
Printed blanks had been prepared , and they
were circulated among those present.
It required n llttlo over an hournndjii half to
raise the $1,000 , but It was finally all pledged ,
the last dollar being received with hearty
upplauso. ( > real enthusiasm was manifested
nnd many of the members pledged themselves
to raise various amounts from other members
who were not present nt the meeting.
It was decided that for the present all work
will bo done among the members them
selves , and a carefully conducted can
vass will bo inadu. It is contidently
hoped to rateo $ ' ) ,000 in this way and tbo busi
ness men will bo asked to subscribe the re
mainder.
The initial steps are very promising , and it
Is hoped to ralso the necessary amount to pay
of the debt by January 1 , 1801. The subscrip
tions made last night wcro on that basis , al
lowing ilvo months in which to complete all
payments. The olllcors of tbo association are
highly elated over the outlook and every
member will now push the work with re-
uowed vigor.
FllIDAY NIGHT'S STOKM ,
It Assumes a Cyclonic Character in
the Vicinity of I'lielllc ! .Junction.
The raia storm of Friday night seems to
have been unusually severe throughout the
Missouri valley , and at Puciflo Junction it
was somewhat of a cyclonic character.
Conductor Bon Lovorluo of tbo Burlington
gives n graphic account of tbo storm as it was
seen from the windows of a passenger coach.
Pacific Junction Is the end of his run. Ills
train hud been run in on n side track , and just
before midnight ho nmdo his , bed in ono
of Ufo coaches and retired for the
night. An hour Inter ho was
awakened by a loud peal of thunder , and
golne to ono of the windows , saw a funnel-
shaped cloud bearing down upon the town.
The sky became inky black , and a moment
later the storm struck. The coach was over
turned , mid in going down an embankment ,
ono of Lovcrino's legs and his arms wcro
badly bruised. Bo remained quiet for a
short time , and then , climbing over the seats ,
made his way to the door when , by the
flushes of lightning , ho watched the storm as
it wrought its litivoc , scattering lumberyards
and outhouses in every direction.
The wind continued to blow for five min
utes and then thu rain fell in torrents for two
hours.
The principal damage consisted in the
wrecking of three small building's ' , ono occu
pied as a confectionery store , ono ns n feed
store nnd the other a small , unoccupied resi
dence. The residence was totally destroyed ,
wlillo the ether buildings wcro blown from
their foundations and unroofed.
After the storm hud passed over Mr. Lov-
erino crawled from the car and made his way
to a doctor's olllco , where his bruises were
dressed. Ho brought his train down yester
day afternoon nnd will lay up a few days for
repairs.
Dr. Birnoy cures cnturrh , IJeu bldff.
The rcndltttnii Mix-Up.
POUT WOIITH , Tex. , July 19. [ Special Te'lo-
pram toTiiKBmJ Addio Cullen Pcmllcton
arrived lioro this morning from Now Orleans.
Being Interviewed Miss Cullen Mated in
effect that she had not seen the newspapers ,
for Peudleton bad kept them from her , consequently
quently sbo did not know that their inarriago
had created any excitement. Pcndluton in
formed her that all his intimate friends know
of the divorce and that ho intended to marry
her.
her.When informed by the reporter that the al
leged divorce was a forgery , the expression
of her face and her actions generally showed
she hail never ooforo mistrusted the legality
of the divorco. She said she could not tell
what steps she would take , it was all too sud
den. Pcndleton had never said anything to
her about the divorco.
Mrs. Pcndlctou No. 1 today filed suit for
divorco.
Four Counterfeiters Arrostcil.
JnnsEV CITV , N. J. , July 19. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BKI : . ] four Itulians ,
who are undoubtedly members of nn
export gang of counterfeiters , were arrested
in Jersey City tonight. They are believed to
bo associates of the two Italians arrested in
New York on Thursday. Antonla Sou-
verga and Kcno Moro were literally
loaded with cheap articles , evidently
purchased , fiom as many stores.
The other prisoner gave his name ns An
tonla Wntchlor. Ho was the "boss" of the
gang. In one of his pockets the police found
SIM in genuine bills mid $11 in change. IIo
protested that ho hnd no more money , but the
HPiirchcrs kept on until they had Jlshcd
eighteen of the bogus certificates from the
inner pocket of bis vest.
Kol/.nro of Napt tin.
CHICAGO , July 19. The United States
authorities this afternoon solicd ! ! .jO barrels of
naptha belonging to the ( icnncsseo oil com
pany of Buffalo , which wcro shipped hero on
the steamerTlo.'a. 'llio sulzuru was inado
because of the violation of the law regarding
the shipping of the Jluid , tbo company markIng -
Ing barrels of napUm simply "Diamond H. "
The statute tumor which the scUurowas
made provides for the salt ) of the oil , the sum
derived therefrom to bo appropriated by
Undo Sam. Tbo section also provides for
criminal prosecution.
'
Fatal Fnetlim Tight In Kentucky.
LOUISVII.I.H , Ky. , July 111. It is reported
that ut Hubburd's Mills , Knox county , dur-
11 political speaking contest last Thursday
thu Smith mid Mcsscr factions got into a
quarrel. Firing began almost simultaneously
and the crowd lied in every direction.Vhoii
the light was over four bud been killed.two on
each side. Several others wcro wounded ,
The Thoosophlcal society tncnta ovfiry Sun
day evening ut 7 : ! ) In Shcely block , room'JOS.
All uro Invited. Wednesday nnd Saturday
evenings the room in open to thu public.
A. Guilder leaves this morning for u three
weeks' visit with friends hi ( Jrand Kuplds ,
Mich.
THE BURROWS-BUTLER ROW ,
The Lhicolu Editor Ectuls the Ex-Qovoruor
Out of All Parties.
SOME INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Cradtlock , Heorctnry orthc Knlghta of'
Ijnbor , Buys Ills Nunii ! AVns
l''or ed to tlin Itiilo-
lictiilcnt Call.
r.ixcot.y , Nob. , .Tuly 10. [ Special to Tim
13ii : : . ] Since Dnvo Duller turned loose oa
.1. lltirrowsof Columbus nnit licensed liliu of
being narrow flouted , seltlsh unit iiinblllous to
run things lib cnvii way , people have won
dered what particularsplit litul occurred In
the ranks of llio alliance , the union labor
parly ami ollior organizations which for u
while Illlod the all- with general throats of
amalgamation uiul u grand , sweeping rush to
victory , As nearly ni your correspondent
has been nblo lo Rather the facts , Butler anil
Burrows had a meet hip , ami In the uieiuillmu
they hud looked over the Hold for nvuilablo
material material Unit had the money to defray -
fray the legitlmato expenses of a campaign.
Butler claims that ho suggested thntfolcimm
of Polls hail money , anil It ho would
run ho mlsht put MM pr $ , MH )
In ttie campaign , to llio credit of Durrows'
paper , nnd then help foot the bills of extra
and sample copies. Jliitlor , whom your cor
respondent lias been unable to lat-n-vlow , lias
tolil other parties that ho hud no inoiicy of
his o\vn nml In fact did not know \vhcihcr
Coloinan would rua : that If hoillil run ho did
not know , In the common phrase , whether
ho would "couithup , " but took It for grunted
that ho would.
Burrows , In the virtuous depths of his soul
nt once , after rollcction , took It that Duller
was a deep anil designing corruptloulst ; that
ho hnd money giUoro to throw at pnpum
which seemed to waver and which
seemed to bo In wmit of the
needful. and ho goes homo and
on the letter-head of the Fanners' ' Alllnnco
wrote to Mr. Untler anil peremptorily road
him out of not only Clio uiiuigiiimitod parties ,
but all parties now in existence and all part
ies which nro llnblo to bo In existence.
Urlelly , ho killed him , burleil him and erected
Ids tombstone , without oven giving him the
bcnellt of the clergy. The letter rould not
bo secured by your correspondent for publication - '
cation , but a copy of which was given mo
mid from which I make those extracts shows
that there Is blood brlitht and red on the
moon. These extracts show thut Mr. Hitr-
rows thinks ho Is la command of all the '
forces In the Held :
LINCOLNNoli. . , Mny CO , lfW.-K\-fiovenior
David tiullcr , I'awni'ii City. AVn. Hlr : A I
was iiimhlutn say to you at oiirlast Interview ,
on account of tlir luilillc ttiirroiimlliijti , wlmL I
dolgiird to say , I Inivodoti'inihied to wrltu to
you nn ivcpllclt , sliitoniotitof our rolatlvu po
sitions , anil what I doslro yon to do. and what
you limy expect , from mo In ease you full to
comply ,
Voiircoiini'Ctlon wllli the rnforni movement.
In thlbstato has been iinfurt miiito from the
slirt. : Hut mutters fiavo ii'iidied a point now
whore my fill I her fin licnranco von Id bn 01 Im I-
iiul. Your ilivoltof pour I'lniiiiliorliitn , or your
corruption of Mm , I do not , Know Hlilrli , Is
blmply iliMiilcnhlii. Is ho also u sharer of the
money of Dr. Uoluiiinn's fattier ?
Von will cui'M' mo fur this li-ttcr. but. I Im
agine.vim will comply with tint ilonmnil of It.
Tliatilenmnd Is thai from this Ilinu forward
yon iibMiliitely withdraw from all partlelpii-
llon hi any reform movement In HUH stiile
that you donot attnnil the Uliiml : > crliiiii con
tention In short , that you absolutely letlrii
to private life.
on told mo the other diy : Hint I hail npow
erful position.Voll.lhao. \ . ' 1'lils , then , Is n
ili-maml ami a threat from a man In a iiuivcr-
ful Monition. You inii.il comply with It ortnku
thi ) cim.Hoqmmet'S ' 1 long ago nail InufnluhLti
evidence of your treachery. I have iiddcil lr- '
refutable flrlduiico of your venality nnd cor
ruption , and ha\o all carefully preserved ,
I nml.ii this ilcmnnil mid throat In cold
blof.d. 1 have little regard for Hie hiinellly of
a promise of coiitlilonco o.Uortuil to precede an
insult ,
I tblnlc I Inivoinaclomy monnln ? dear.nnd
you can tindor-ilaiid pliiln KiiKlMi. I .slmll mi-
noiinco In my paper tlil.s week that you have
absolutely retired from all piirtlolpntloa In
public all lilts.
iMiijinosoyou know mo well enough to know
that Ido nut nei l tolnUo any oat In to fiilllll
my Uirca' . . I li'iivothein for your use ivlion
you receive this letter , lint when your Hrst
outburst Hiihsldes you litul butter read It main.
Its slKiililciinoo will duwnupon you moro fully
on a second reading ; . A
I urn , governor , with alldue respect , yours ,
J. JIUllllOWH.
It Is very evident thnt tlicro has been a row
In the ranks of the amalgamated forces , and
both Duller and Burrows nro willing that it
should expand. It nil coiacs , I hear , from the
fact that the apportionment in the different
eouulios to the stuto convention July 2 ! ) ,
was mudo xvrong. For instance , Puwiieo
county wns given but three delegates , while
frontier was given twcnty-threo. Pmvnoo
was entitled to thirty , If Frontier was enti
tled to twenty-three , and as IJurrows inadu
up the list , B'utlor sees In it n chance to do -
privo him of twenty-seven delegates.
Another thing thut makes llutler hot and
warm is that ho claims that Hurrows signed
Craddock's name to llio general call for uu in
dependent convention without Craddock's
knowledge. Cnuldock Is secretary of the
labor party of Nebraska. The following copy
of Craddock's loiter on that subject shows
tlmt the labor folks are also disturbed :
LINCOLN , Neb. , July I ) . To Whom It May
Concern : As a lann number of my friends , liy
letter anil otherwise , have ile.manili' < l of mo an
explanation as to why tnobasis of representa
tion to t hu call for a people's state con vent Ion
was mailiuis It was , 1 duslrn to niaku the fol
lowing slaiomimt : 1 know iiotlilim of the call
until I snw It imljllshed In thu l''aiiucrH' A11I-
anuoof Lliiuoln. 1 wan not asked tonppolnta
inuiiibi'r of thucoinmlttec. anil J did not ai- |
liolnlanvone on 1 bo I'oiniiiltti'K t < i mal > o tbii
oall and I had iiotlihiK to do with the call , anil
did not even linow that. It u'as bolnir prupareil
until 1 saw It milillsliiid In the Alliance , As
soon an I saw tno ( tall I wnt to Mr , Thomson
and protu-.tcd.aud on July went with two
wltnesiosto .1. M. Thonisiin , sucrelary of t liu
alliance , and aslie.il him to iiaino Ids inciiiber
of l hu committeeAt Thomson's Mijcgosllon I
named 1.1) ) . Chamberlain II.HOIIO nicmher of
HID I'ominllleoand Tlioinsiin named.1. llurrowa
as the oilier nu'iiiber of that ciniiniltto , 1ml. all
this was after the eiill liml lii'en publlslK'd la
*
MVU l * > MltJ Ul Urn IMUIIU'lt jvillillllII. L ttlJl III
say and Imvu the public know that the n o of
my name In connection with that/ cull us puli-
llhlicil is out lic.'ly without my knowledge or
consent , und 1 am not rcsnoiiblljlo for any _ ,
partot 11 , Kc poctfnlly , i , .
J. 11. ( 'UAIMIOfK , *
139 and MO , Uurr lilui'k ,
Uncoln , Neb.
"Whether Rutler is sincere or not ; whether
Burrows is .sincere or not , or what Is the
matter the thing that remains prominent
and proves , beyond doubt , Is the fart that
Butler nnd Burrows are nt war. And this Is
why Butler roasts Ilurrows at public meet
ings whenever ho gets nchiinco.
In the meantime llutler refuses to comn off
the porch , nnd with Chamberlain nnd ( U-ad-
dock and other labor orRaiuyatlons is whoop
ing it up in the country districts insisting
that Burrows' soul Is so small that a thou
sand like it could llnd aniplo dancing room i > u
the point of tholinost needle.
There | j a blc war on nnd it is predicted
that It will end in a row at the state conven
tion July 'M.
TillINUIOI'IONIUOXTS. ! .
They AVill Hold a Convention in Thin
Oninlyiin llio Hlftli ,
A mass meeting of the independent voters
of Douglas county was held hist evening at
Green's hall and tlicro about
, wore 100 pres
ent. The meeting was called to order by U.
\V. Miller , who was inado chairman , und
Sainuol P. Ilrlghum secretary.
Addresses wore made by , ! . II , Cwdilodc
stuto secretary of the Knights of Labor ;
Allen G. Itoot and J. IJ. Chamberlain , editor
ot the Stromsburg Headlight. The following
were appointed a county central committee :
C. W. Allllor and Joseph W , Kdgerton , Kouth
Oinaliu ; J. W. Moore , Waterloo , nnd J. II.
Lake. J. C. Tlernnv. 0. J. Kuunoiis ,
Ira Henry , II. K. 'linston , W. A. J.
CSoodln and W. H. llubaml of this city.
They wcro directed to issue a call for pri
maries to behold July'Jl. and for n county
convention on tho'Ith ( , The committee was
instructed to iwk all labor org.inl/.atluiiH t
co-opornto with them , and was ( 'lvon power
to rail special meetings.
It U stated that It was the Intention of the
Independents to ro-oporntc with the farm-
el's' alliance and place an liulopeiulimt utato
ticket in the Hold thin fall.
President D.It.DunganofCotnor university
nt Lincoln will preach In the First Christian
church , corner of Capitol uvonuo and Twenti
eth streets , both murului ; uud ovculuy ,