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TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. OMAHA , MONDAY MOtt&Ujto , SEPTEMBER 26 , 1802. NUMBER 99.
SURE TO CARKV NEW YORK
Bopublicaa Leaflets Think There is Little
Doubt of Succcsii
HOW HILL'S ' ATTITUDE HURTS CLEVELAND
rrlomln of thu Senutor Are Awnrn Thnt He
' Is nl llu.irl llnstllii to thn IA-1'resl-
tlcnt , Consequently They ICorp
Their KiitvcA nlmrp.
WASIIIXOTON BUIIEAH OF Tun JEB , ]
GUI FoiwTtKNTii STIIRRT , >
WAMIINOTON , 13. C. , Sopt. 25. ! )
"Harrison and Held will carry Noxv York
bpyond the loait doubt anil they will be
elected. " ThK statement wa made todaj
by Chttlrmun Carter of the republican na
tfonal commlttoo In a private conversation
with a personal friend. It Is n statement
based upon actual knowledge of the situatiot
and what U Being done and was Intcndei
noi for deception or public use but as Infer
laatlon to a friend. Further than this Chair
man Carter would say nothing. lie uttorai
no words to Indicate what l being done bj
the republican management. Mr. Carlo ;
came bore to consult President Harrison am
left for Now York Into tonight.
- fcHx-Congrcssman J. B. Cheadle of fnalau :
spent yesterday at the national ropubllc.ii
headquarters. He was hero this mornlii )
and left for Indlaunpolls at 2 o'clock thi
nflcrnoon.
'Wo are Just as sure to carrj Now Yorli , "
said Mr. Chcadlo to Tin ; BKB correspondent
" .is election day Is to come around. 'I'll
support of Cleveland by Senator Davla U
Hill h only skin deep. It is hurting Cleveland
land vastly moro than anything elso. 1
simply arouses Hill's friends au'ainst the ex
president every tune the saimtor shows him
Belf. The Hill element knows that Hill dee
not want Cleveland elected , and Uio onlir
iollovvmc becomes wild with nnirer when
ever their Itodor appears to speak for Clove
lanil. Thov uro determined to beat Clovt
Intnl. 1 am very conlldcnt now that Indian
will give her electoral vote for Harrison an
Held. "
I'rn lilPiit UiirrMoi.'HVorh. .
President Harrison has not been outsld
the white house stnco his return to Wast !
Initon , except lute on Fnduy and Salnrda
iilpbti , when ho made pilgrimages throng !
the slronls and lots surrounding the cxccu
tivo mansion 10 bu sure that ovary precautio
was being taken to aid In Mrs. HarrUon'
recovery. The president has worn a blue
slouch hat pulled down over his eyes 1
onlur that bu might not be lecogni/.cd by th
visitors , a remnant of whom still remain.
Special attention lias been given to Gran
Army pluco Justin the rear or the oxoculiv
mansion , where thousands of vuter.ms hav
boon camped during the last week. Th
gutters buvo liecn lilli'dvltu stagnan
water and the untiro nroa was ankle dee
\n deuris. The president felt thnt it wn
Just the spot where disease might linn
Breeding place and ho accordingly iav
orders that a largo force of men should b
net at worl' to put the grounds in perfci
iitinltary condition. They worked all la ;
nlcbt and us u result the wutar is pumpo
out of ditches , the debris is removed and th
greensward begins to present its old a ]
pcurancu of brightness.
" \VBlle men were at work last night M
Harrison mode ono ot bin tours Incog. Il
gave suggestions as to bow tbc clean in
Klioulil proceed and what points needed tli
most thoiough Rcourinir. It Is only ono i
many ways in which tbo president gives it
most curefuf personal attention to over
detail which may bo conducive to Mr
HarrUon'b iccovcry.
MUcelliiiicous.
Today's ' Post snys that Senator Manderso
housed and fed iVJU veterans ovary day of tt
Grand Army of the Hopuollc ciicanipmcni
Miss AUDIO T. Cln'k , uuuchtor of Captal
Clark of tbo Second regiment of Fo
Omaha and Miss Fannie Holllday , daucbti
of Ur. I1' . A. Holllday of the Second infanti
of Fort Omaha , are visiting Miss Leila 1
13onion. -
Mrs. C. F. Hayden of DCS Moincs Is vlsl
Ing her father , Captain E. T. Bcnton
Summit View. P. S. H.
I\'KHTJlUirtJt TO.\\A OV.
JmllciitlonftTliut the lliirllncton Will Cum
Tioiihln O\er thn Trullle.
Cniouio , 111. , Sopt. 25. Chairman Mldg
ly's ofllclul statement of westbound tonnni
to southwestern Missouri river points r
the month of Juno i out. A comparison
the triiflln carried by the several comootli
lines Is n revelutior , and especially lutcro
ting to strong roaSs accustomed to re
largely on their natural advantages for
fair share ot the business.
The percentage of iho tonnage secured I
each of the roads U thus given : Mlssou
Pacillc , 23 ; Atchlson , Topuka & Santa !
18 ; Burlington , 15.8 ; Chicago & Alton , S.
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , 7.7 ; Roi
Island , 7 ; Wubath , 02 ; Chicago & Gre
Western , G.S ; St. Louis & San Fianclsc
4.5 ; Fort Scott & Memphis , 3.7.
There is some comment m record tu t
largo percentage of business carried by t
Missouri Pacific , especially as lo ccrta
commodities. Fifth cluss freight tnclud
iron nails , wire , " sugar , etc. , aud tills o
rend carried ! IO per cent ot that class ,
also carried 70 per cent of the hard coal ui
CO pur cent of the miscellaneous tonnaj
Considering Ibat there arc ten lines coinpi
lug for trufllu at the southwestern Mlssoi
river points , and that iho Missouri Paul
has no Chicago line , the showing scorns
piuilo.
In that the ' - Five "
It was Juno theHigh ,
the cominipstonors of iho Western Trot
association are dubbed , ordered the Mlssot
Pucitiu to dlvort trulllu lo the Wabash. Th
nro still corresponding about it. No (
versions hut a boon made by tha Mlssou
Pacltlo and before the corroAiondenro Is cc
cludiuihu Western TraUlu association wl
It Is said , hnvo been disbanded , Tbo J
cblMjii , t'ju Burlington and thu Alton tve
ordered to dlvort ut the same tlmo. T
Alton declined to oo so. Tbo Atcbis
began to comply , but stopped to nwalt t
action of iho other roads. The Burlingt
nlouo promptly uboycd the order , compleil
the diversion before it was puurethutt
oilier lines were not pursuing a siruil
course.
As tbo agreement should bo binding up
nil or uoiio it is no * , linnrobablo that t
Burlington company will cr.il on iho en
mls&ionors to reimburse It In some way I
Its loss , aud It U evident that a now lonnn
pool or some better sort of agreement
sadly lacking In iho southwestern terrltoi
Armour & Co. , tbo packers , who aomo tli
ego brought suits in the Uullcd Stales coi
to recover lurgo sums from iho eastern n
roads for alleged excessive and Illegal frcU
charges , filed bills of purltculurs m each c :
today. The complainants allege ovcrchari
on over 1)0,000,000 pounds of meat uhlpi
nast , The dcstlnullon uf every pound
tlumlted , together wlib the rules chart
by the various lines and wl
have been charged. By far I
grcuiunt offender against Armour & C
ns st.own in the record , Is tha Ptulatlnipnli
Heading Railway company , Uuilntr the
riud In which the overcharges were m :
too plulntlff company shipped 1.1UU curb
meat over the Reading road lo various ei
urn points , Ti > ese Cfcrs carried 27,201 ,
pounds of meat. The rate charged per
pounds wus between CO nnd 70 rents , wl
It Is claimed the regular and fair rule v
uud should bava been but from ,10 to45ceV
Tbc amount collected by tbn Heading ri
WHS $1,021,183 , an alleged overcharge of $2
9iU. Ou tbo Delaware & Hudson Canal r
wad the overcharge amounted , U u claim
In 30,017 ; on the Delaware. LacKawannn
"Western to 110,748 j on lb FitobDurc to f
742 : on the Baltlmsro & , Ohio $15,253 , nnd on
the West Shore to (3,1(17. (
Althoucb the Nickel Plato has withdrawn
Its cut rate tickets between Chicago ami Buf
falo. It has not sl nttlod Us Intention of can
celling the special excursion rate of $7.50 to
Buffalo and return ou account ot tbo real
estate men's convention. Its competitors
have demanded the withdrawal of this rule
which Is announced to bocomoolTontlVO Octo
ber : ! , nnd unless they receive assurances by
Monday afternoon that the demand will be
liccded , gome of thorn will make it ? " > round
trip rale forVbo real estate convention.
I'oitKHiff rix.iffct.il * Jti : n K n :
Discount * Worn Adtiincmt I.n t Week UK r
llesult of Oooit HiiKines * .
LONDON , Soot. 25. A bettor supply ol
bills , mainly connected with shipments o
cotton and other produce , slightly advarrei
discounts last week , but this advnnco " 'at
not maintained owing to the com
petition ot - French hankers for boll
commercial and treasury bills. TCI
iinicultv ol using surplus funds li
shoxvn bv the resolution of the Scotllsl
banks ot London lo discontinue the usual
per cent interest on credit balance 6f currcn
accounts. The statement that iho Issue litho
the Austrian currency loans would nrobabl ;
bo deferred until 18'JJ , contributed to woakei
the market. It is not considered probubl
now that the Bank of England rate will ad
vnnco this autumn.
On the Slock exchange the past wcol
signs thai the holiday season was enterinj
ivcro manifest. The attendance WHS uug
montcd and there was n sensible Increase o
lUslness. At the ssmo tlmo a more contldcn
oullug prevailed. owng to the tubsldcncc o
larm in regard to the stability of variou
lUlldlng societies and moro favorable re
lorts of the situation as rngur-ls cholera
Jrlllsh funds wore wealior , but Indian nm
lolonlal securities wore higher. Al llrs
brolgn government securities advanced
wing to Paris buying , but afterward
cakcneJ , owing to Uo fulling oil uf thi
' 'rench demand , which appears to oo th
nalnsprme uf the foreign markvt In whicl
British Investors have Itttlo Intnrost. Turk
sh werooapeclally strong und advanced 2Ji
exicans rose 1) < on the olllciul dental o
ho report that u Crush loan Is impending.
South American Issues were well sur
lortcd. Brazilian nnd Argentina sncuritio
loscd a point higher on the Impiovcd con :
merciul situation in the two republics. li
English railway securities then } was a ger
ral advance though little business wa
ransactod except in tbo nharus of hem
ines. In which , owlne to satisfactory trail !
cturns a gnod business was done. Tue ;
ar's weakness in the American rallruai
epartment was quite eclipsed by iho subse
ucnt llrmncss. The chief exception to a
Imost general advance was in Norther
'sciUc , whoso weakness was duo to ba
ilvidcnd prospects , The chief advance wa
n Readings , which wore in strong favor.
Too week's ' variations in prices Include Ih
'oliowing : Increases Readings second It
iomes , ! ) ) ; Reading third incomes , 3
iV'utasb mortgage und Reading firsts , 2 each
\trhUon morltraco nnd Lake Shore. 1 }
ach ; Atchison ordlnnrv , l1 ; Wubaslr pri
orrcd , } { \ Central Pacific , 'J. Ducreases-
Nortborn Pacillc , 2 } < J ; Louisville & Nasti
f\l\o \ \ , \f. \ } Grand 'I'runlc of Cunliiia ui
unccd on tha announcement that rati
.vould . be restored on October 10 , but tbci
, vas a subsequent relapse , leaving llltlo ai
vunce ou the week. For Brazilian ralhvo
Ines tharo wus a eooS market in vlow of in
mprovcd exchange. In Argentines , Buonc
iV.vrcs Southern closed 3 points higher. Tt
ecuritics of the Mexican railway gained
point owing to improved triRlc prospects.
On thu iinrlln llourae.
BEUUNSept. . 25. During the week pa :
on the Dourso German funds were weako
owing to prospects of now Issues. It is B ;
parent that mnnr buliovc that previous loat
are not yet fully absorbed bv Investors. Coi
cqUenllv new loans are likely to meet wit
a bad reception. Coal and iron shams woi
depressed. Rumors of an increase in 11
ux of bourse transactions are can
ng discontent among banners ni
brokers , who declare that the
business is hardly paving now , and thnt i
increased tax'will reduce their profits * to tl
vanishing point. Sutirday'.s closing quot
lions Included : Prussian 4s , lO..K ) ; Ilu
garian gold rcnlo , 'J5.ISO ; Austrian credl
100 ; Bochumers , 137 ; Hurpencrs , 142 ; lei
exchange on London , -0.30) ) ; private di
count , 2. -
Ou tlm Paris Hun rue.
PA ins , Sept. 25. Business wi's ' brisk i
the bourse the past week , the gencrul uuhl
absorbing a great deal of stock. Intern
ttonul stocks Improved slightly. Bui
bares were well favored. Hanu of Fran
advanced 05 centimes and Bank of Paris
francs. There wus a reaction In favor
Suez canal shuros which advanced tne prl
francs. A good Investment businc
was done in railway securities which protlt
by a general advance uf from r to .15 fram
Panama canal shares continued to full ui
closed Saturday I'4 francs loivor for I
week.
On the fiitnKlort Itoiirax.
FiUNKi'OKT , Sept , 25. The bourse the pi
week was featureless. Yesterday's clo&li
quotations Included : Hungarian'gold roni
55.70 ; Mexican ( is , 71) ) . a point better ; Aiutrli
credit. 204 ; private discount , % ) { .
LUUltZHMlSS FidIIr.
T o of the Men Cut to 1'leem wltli Ax
In u Dninlcon yuurrel.
DUTIIOIT , Mich. , Sept. 25. A special d
patch from Hartford , Mich. , says that II
drunken lumbermen had a desperate flg
near Covorot yesterday , which resulted
tbo death of two of them. Morris Cass
man , Gcorgo Cassclman , J , Van Amen ,
Burton and L. Stroublo , having been nil
oflYflippo'd ( in und Dougbta gallon of wills'
which they took to work with them. IJrii
followed drink until al' ' thought ot labor li
fled and the crowd became uproarious.
During some rough skylarKlng , ono of tl
Cassetmuns became angered and struolt
Burton. The row then became general ni
blows foil tlilcu and fast. Suddenly Gear
Casselmun whipped out u icvolvur. With
savage yell the other * grasped their axes a
commenced n lleroo and bloody battle. Me
ris Cassclman sprang forward in dafonse
bis brother , but too lato. The Keen a
wielded by ono of the inlurluted woodsm
descended and burled itself Iu tlio quiver !
llesh of George Cussclmtin , who sink to t
earth , fatally ivoundeu. Van Amen i
needed In iiilliKtlug u slight wound upon I
opponent , but was In turn cut down , und I
dying on the prounil.
The sight of their terrible worl ; sobered Bi
ton and Stioublo wbo throw away their ai
and fled from the horrible bceno. Mori
Cuaielman , as soon us bis wounds wet
allow him , made bis way to the cabin of
lumberman und made known thn details
the light. TboshurltT w.u notified und
oacosot ofT in pursuit of tbo murdore
\\hoarosurposoj to bo in hiding in I
woods.
fuvanv ifirn oviL.uts.
Unlluil Stilton Troop * Unto u .ShlruiUh
Iho Itlci 'Oruiulu Koi-ilur.
NKW OiiLKiNi * , La , , Sopt. 25. The Tlim
Democrat's San Antonio special says : O
cial Information reached headquarters of I
military Department of Texas today ot
affruv on the lower Rio Grande border ubi
Rio Grandd City , between the detachment
United States troops under command
Captain Francis C. Hurdle of tbo Th
cavulry and u baud of Mexican outlaws , w
uro believed to nave organized for the pi
puso of carrying on smullui ; operatic
and other depredations ,
The skirmishers attacked them yestern
morning , but ti resulted In no fatulltl
Luptuln llnrdlo has forward oil lull Paul
lars of the affray to General Frank W. H
Ion , department commander , by letterwn
Is expected to reach hero tomcrrow. A po
of deputv United Siatpi marshals were w
the soldiers and participated In the light. '
Plight of u ll.yik 0 thler.
HOPE. Ark. , Sopt. 25. W. II. Orosst
oisuler and proprietor of the People's ba
decamped with the deposits and sohool fui
to the amount ot a number of iboun
dollars today ,
DESERTED HER" HUSBAND
Nols Pierson's Wife Suddenly Loft Home
with His Monoy.
HAVELOCK PEOPLE ENJOY A SENSATION
Chancellor CrelghUni'ft Aeqillttnl Cnuso
tlio tluui-nilty Stiiilcnts to I'uliit till )
TOITII 11 Deep Crimson Me-
bnnlt.l .Neu .SoU'i.
HAVM-OCK , Noo. , Sopt. 23. Special Tele'
gram to Tim BRC.JYcjlordny noon the
wife of Nuls Plcrson , a boiler maker nt tbc
car shops , packed ui > her trunk and dc-
canped. At the same tlmo a workmat
named Connors loft town. The woman won !
to Lincoln via University Place , lulling thi
drayman wbo called for tlio trunk that she
was going to vlilt her mother In Denver ,
onncrs took the local freight to Lin coir
nd partloj state that they .mot the
: IO Burlington llyor and proceeded tt
) maha. Other * say they tool ; the Missouri
' .icillc out from Lincoln und wont to Kan <
as City.
Plcrson was an Industrious , saving mar
nd turned over nil his time cbrcks up tt
ust month to 1m wlfo. wuo settled nl
Ills. She toolSI'JJ ' thnt they had on ham
nd nor husband's gold watnh. A doposll
nrllllcaio on the l''lr.H National bank ol
'Utt.smouth In her naina for fl&S wiis appar
ntly overlooked , as she left It behind. t/on <
ort is known to have had little 01
u 11101107. A peculiar thing abjut thn affali
as the publicity. Sovurnl men know about
t previously , and Pior.oii was notillud at tht
Uop on hour or two after their dopar'ure ,
le quit work Immediately , cashed his time
heck , aud bocan tolegrHnhlng to dlfforoni
lolnts. Ho went east In search of them al
0:3 : ! ) last night.
A rumor reached the town today that tho.\
ad been caught , hut nothing doUnltocouli
ioJ earned. _
Will Adjourn Tomorrow.
N'r.niusKt Cirv , Nob. , Sept. 25. [ Spccia
o Tin : i3uc. ] Toduy the last scssion , of tin
lothodlst conference , for which any' genera
irogram haa been outlined , was hold. Thi
pnolntraonls will bo made known tomorrow
Her which the conference will adjourn
The result of the trial of Chancellor Crolgh
on produces many opmions , but on thi
yhole. gives satisfaction. The case wai
airly and .squarely tried on tacts , and' fact !
lone , and tno result is limn.
There is a rumor ot u $ UOOJ damage suli
iv the chancellor against some of bis prose
utors , but it cannot bo vorltiod.
Last nUht's .session was well attended am
: ilfchlv Intorestlnz.
Today's program Is as follows. 9:00 : t (
0:15 a m. , conference lovofeust , isov. G. M
Uorcy ; 10:15 to 10J : ; ) n. m. , ordination o
deacons ; 10:30 : a. m , sermon , Bisliop Wai
ron ; 3:00 p. m. , Ep'vorth leaiiuu platforn
meeting , Dr. C. C. Lusbv ; 7:3J : p. m , ser
moii , Dr. F. S. Stem ; 8:31) : ) p. m. , oralniulo
f elders.
An old fashioned revival meeting vvas Uol
at the close of the regular dxereiscs , whlcl
asted until late In thu ovciitng.
AVest I'olnt > ows Noten.
WEST POINT. Neb. , Sept. 25. [ Special t
Tan BIK. : ] Nels Madson died at his bom
n this city of Internal trouble Thursday , an
was buried Friday afternoon under the aus
pices of the Gorman Lutheran church. Tb
deceased was a tailor ovar flO years old.
liev. F. M. Clark arrived In West Pom
Wednesday to assume charge * ot the Motht
[ list EpUuoparchuroh and pastorale. Hov
Clark is from Illinois.
Miss Alice Gregory , whllo out horsobac
riding last week , was'thrown oft the anlmc
und her foot caught in the attrrup , oauiln
bur to bo drazoj some distance , scratcbiu
and bruising hnr considerably.
ultli Ills Acquittal.
UNIVEHSITV PLACI : , Neb. , Sopt. 25.-
fSneclnl Telegram to TUB BER. ] News i
Chancellor Croightou's acquittal was r
celved at the Wosleyau university wit
great demonstration. Students paraded tt
streets until n late hour in the morning , 11
intr guns , giviag college yells and soronudln
both vocally and with cadet band. Stops ai
already being taken to give tbo chancellor
big reception on his return. At. the leadin
Methouist church In Lincoln today D
Lasby's announcement and remarks on U
outcome was received with very audlb
auieus and other expressions of approval.
Noun Notes from Urtl.
Oni ) , Nob. , Sept. 23. [ Special to Ti
BIE.J Captain John L. McConaugh , coi
nany 13 , Second regiment Nebraska Nation
giiards , has been appointed to command tt
mllltla company which will escort Govorni
Bovd to the formal opening of the World
fair October 1'J.
Tbo corner stone of the now high scho
building will bo laid on the attcrnoon i
Tuosduv , Septembers" .
The Vslloy county fair will open hero th
week to bold lour days.
\V i II Knp.ilr the 1.1 n p. .
DUNUAII , Nob. , Sopt. 25. ISoeclttl to Ti
BCK.J Two carloads of telephone poles n
rived here last evening. They will bo usi
to put , the old line In better saapo ; also f
additional wires.
ity .11 I.VA i'Eort.E.
licnentl John I'opu'a Hniimlnn In Stnto i
tlin Ohio "loliliciV Homo. .
SANDUSKV , O. , Seut , 25. The remains
General John Pone , wbilo lying
stuto in the hall of the adinlnlstr
lion building at the Ohio Soldier
homo between 10 und 11 o'clock t
day , were viewed by many people The upi
was under guard ol four veterans of tl
homo , aud the 11 rat to vlow for tbo last tin
the remains of the distinguished goner
were the Inmates of thn home , who nassod
regular order. 'I'nou ' came the citizens at
dually tbo members of Com piny I ) , SI
tconlh regiment , Ohio National guard , aft
which ltd cannot wus closed.
1'rior to the viewing of the remains , priva
family services wore held In Uio uannulilr
lion building. At lli0a : ! procession w
formed and under escort of company
movou to tlo : Lake Shore depot. As tl
cortege moved away thirty rounds we
llred , the last soundini ; as soon as tl
grounds were clear , the Hug near the udtul
Utration building at lbo , sumo time going
full must.
At tno depot the military company opom
ranks and tno fuceral passed butw'een ni
deposited the casket containing the boi
upon tbo platform. The remains were a
Rompanled to St. Louis by General M. ;
Force , toinmaudnnt ol tbo homo ; Jol
Papa of Chicago iina Horlon Pone of
Louis , the latter being tbo son of thu d
ceased. The remains were placed In u sf
dial car and under escort of u company fro
the regular army proceeded to their desli
ution , which U cxpjclnd to bo reached ui
o'clock on Monday morning ,
At St. Louis the bed ; and those nccoi
panying It will bo met by Hansom po :
Grand Army of the Kcpubllo , tno Loj
Legion and u detachment from the ivgul
army ,
Illuw Out IIU llniln * .
NKW VOIIK. Sept. 2 , ' > . -U. H. Treated ,
yojw old , a yvhclci-alo dealer In toys a
novelties at Jersey City , comniiued sulcl
toduy in tbo International note ! In Ibis r.l
blowing his brains out with u revolver. 1
bud Leon a guest of the house binco no
yesterday , In a letter left bv the dooeati
addressed to tbo public , ho explains |
motlvu for the act. saying that ho \ \
charged with 4 crime ov a little girl ;
was innocent of the nrlme and the ouar
had broken bis heart.
Another Clilrugo Murilur.
CHICAGO , III. , Sept. 23. Peter Mluskl , I
proprietor of a carousal , ibot ana killed M
ii * *
rls Boyto last nlghtA The tncn had qunrroled
In a oarroom shortly before the murder and
the tragedy was thorcshlu | Mlnsln claim *
thnt ho was wnylaht by Itoylo and shot In
sclf-dofonso. " * < ; ( ' j
CUI.U.\JL ( itLitoHWAJK.IJ.IIAS. .
ICiiriinto to Jiptr YrrkVliero the runcrnl
WiU Ocour.
ST. Louts , Mo. , S3ojt.j2 , " > , The remains of
the late Colonel P. ' S. Gil moro were sent lo
Now York tonlghw 'lho pnrty tb t accom
panied thorn \vu.s composed o ( Mrs. Gllmoro ,
Miss Minnie Gil mot o , Valet Donahue and
the following committee from the bnnd.
William Schullzrilormnn E. Sblin. Lawrence -
renco O'Ueillv. It hft been arranged Unit
the funeral shall tnko place from Colonel
Gllmore's Now York * residence on Wednos-
dav morning. The .body will ba taken lo
San Francis Jesuit church at mns < i , and
nfior'tno services. Will bo removed to Calvary
cemetery , whore ( t will bo Inlotrtnl In thu
family lot. The funeral will bo private.
Tbo Informal agreement made last
nleht to carry out nil engagements under the
lcader hlp of Sergeant Froudonvoll was today
formally rutlllad ni a business meeting of tbo
band. '
Niw YOHK , Sept. 25. Alexander Bromor ,
prcsldont of Ihn Musical Mutual Protective
union , has called a meeting of the board of
director * tomorrow 4to arrange for paving
proper rosDcot to the fnomorv of 1 * . S. Gll-
morc , who died 111 St ; .Louis on Saturday.
Subject to the wlshpij of Mrs. Gllmoro a
gicat hall will bo procured to wulc i the body
of the dond muslclnn will be
escorted on Its arrival in Now York
and the music-loving public Invited to Join In
the last sad rites. " ,
Tears Untertnlncil Thnt the Vessel Is In
Scrln * jJTronulc.
LONDON" , Sept , 23. Tlio Gulon llne.stnamot
Alaska , Captain Murray , \vhlch sa-llcd from
Now York on September 17 Jor Liverpool , Is
at this writing (1:30 ( : t . m. , . Monday ) thirty-
sit hours overdue. "Tho captain of thn
Cmiard line stuanior Aurnnia , which lott
Now Yorlc on the 'satoo day as the Alaska ,
arrived ut Liverpool t6day , reports that PC
passed the Gulou hnefboat ouulde of Now
York. The Alaska was procicding ut only
a slow rate of speed nnd apparently some
thing had Happened on board of the vessel
which impeded her. progress.
No signals wero'exchanged botwecn tht
two steamers as to tua cause of the Alaska' !
slowing down her'spend , but it was supposed
by those on the Allranta that her engine !
had got out of order.
Moro TVurTnllcin ) Ilusaln.
ST. PETCIISHUIIO , Setji. 25. The Novoslt
publishes an article in regard to the expedi
tion headed by General Frederick Robert *
the was dispatched Inff'month by the In
Ian government to meet the amoer of Af
hanistan. The pap.T. says that the mlssloi
s calculated to lead to the absorption of Af
hanistan by Great.Btrltaln , which countrj
vtll then cut Russia off from the route to thi
ndian ocean , find. Jt tis creating u mud
reatur motive for flA jVnilo-Russian wai
ban did the Pumyrs matter.
' nUUHtnrs , at Sen.
LONDON , Sept. 25. The steamer Edam
i om Baltimore for i Rotterdam , before re
) ortcd ashore at Maaslus | , was floated b ;
discharging n portion'of her cartro.
The French baric Traoquobar. Caotali
Jocbery , from Cardiff , { 'August ! ) , for Ptra
.s reported wrecked at tirazanka bank. Fivi
of the crow wore .rescued and have nrrivoi
it Para. 'The captain 'and the other mom
> ors of the orew w'or.o drowned. ,
\Vorli of Hrentili Troop * .
Sept. 25. Tofeeraphic Qdvlcoj wor
eccivcd here today from Colonel Dodds , th
oQlclal In command of the French forces not
operating In Dahomey asah.st , the natlv
ruler. Colonel Dodds says : "The flower a
, ho Dahomeyans was , killed in Monday'
battle. The French troops ore preparing t
make another attack on the enemy. "
ci.if.iais.
Speakers ut tlio Worklncuiau'H Cougrej
Cnune Some'Kivltement.
MAHSEILLHS , Sept. 25.At the meeting c
: ho worklnermen's congress today Herr Liet
{ iieeht , representing 'the socialists of Gei
many , delivered an address , In which h
said : "For socialists the question of in
tiODOltsm docs not existWo know but tw
nations the nation * in possession and a natin
of proletarians formed ot worklngmen of a !
countries. Between Frenchmen and Goi
mans there Is a broad'river.of blood , for Ih
[ lowing of which wo" uro innocent and ou
enemies are respo'nslolo. But it dois uc
forra a frontier ot hatred between socialist *
"Wo protested against the fratricidal war o
1871) ) . Tno soiilatlils constitute a crcat armj
of which \vorklngmcn of Franco , Gel
many and elsewhere form a distinct arm ,
corps. We have beaten Bismarck after
struggle lasting t\vcnty > iivo years , and w
are ready to sbud our last drop of blood for si
clullsm. "
Herr Liobknccut concluded bis address b
shouting : "Lontrltvo the international ru\ \
olullonury democracy. "
The utterances of Herr Llobknecht wor
greeted with enthusiastic applause. M. Fei
roul , a member of tbo Chamber of Deputies
who Is ono of the prominent delegates to ih
congress , warmly thanked Herr Llebknccb
for his address and calod | for ohoors for tb
workingmcn of Germany.
Itajult of thu Attempt to Aiausxlimto
I.ouUlauu Jurist.
OUMCASS , Ln. , ept. 23. Last nlgl
ox-Judpo J. C. Bouraan uf iCcinraorvlllo we
arrested in ibis city , charged with being a
accessory to the attoiiipted assassination t
Judge Long in ICemmui'ylllo , La. , last Jul ;
He was taken to Grctna by Sheriff Lai
drldge of .Icifcrson pariah and locked up.
Baumnn's arrest growk out ot the confoi
slon of Donnia Kichardi , the negro wh
was arrested lujt Frldv4n the swamp nea
Boiltto. HIchavda'admlM ' that he flrod th
bbots which wounded 4u Ke Long , but fui
thur says tnat Baumau olTeretl him flOJ t
kill Long. Ho sava tlijltljt ) was In comrni
nicaMon with Bauman 'utter the sboutln
and that Bauman promised to send bli
money und to u e his { oUuenco to tot bli
out of trouble.
Tno confession of Richards was a surpris
and tbo accusatioiybe , nukei against Bau
man creates a cti3 , t4ou both in Kommc
vlllu and this cjty ; " whurji he is well knowi
Anothnr feature ( "In thu case Is , that a fo
weeks ago a negro imiae , Dlxoti wai lynnbc
for tbo very crime which Richard * now coi
fosses that he eommlttcd by himself , lust
gated by Bauman. ' / ' "
iri
XftU XUimrKll.
Kev , T. ( j. Alllstutt of , Clilc.teu Given
Tongue J.iuliliic' ,
CIIICAOO , 111. , S ept-jsJ-ney.1. O. Mllsto
pastor of Unity church , lias , for some tlm
entertained the Tdea.of eroding a bethel fi
tbo hiiilors who frca ietif this port , U'h
morning ho u.ad9 ibu-mmtor a subject
earnest appeal to tbt members of bla co
t'repatlon. Ho dwelt' at length upon tl
great ncsd of such nif Instltutloa in Cbicat'
and said : ' 'Wo must do something to a' '
those men. They now have no place to ;
bul to iho dives aud laloons. Wbatwondi
then that they nro so disreputable. "
"You're u llur. " jelleU a voice In II
back of me qhurcb. [ "I'm a Bailor. " yelli
the owner of the yolue , "and we're not di
reputuble. Wo don't want auy boibel bom
\ \ but we want is more wanei , " iind tl
teller of the seas delivered to tbo conerog
tlon bis pewonul opinion of 'i > paitor.wbti
WBR neither tUU < * rlDg ngr couched la poll
luncuage : All eftor to pacify him falln
and the profane trauuieuutlvo BOU of No
lune wus hustled tbrouirb thu sacred portii
by an array of uiheri.N.t > nttempt wai mate
to arrest blui.
RESULT OF A FAMILY FEUD
Stcckndc , Wyo. , the Bccno of a Tatal Shoot
ing Affray.
HANK FRELL SHOT BY HIS NEPHEW
Jcsso Freel'n Ilornoi Were Klllcil hy an
Unknown Peisiin anil tin llohl
Ills ITncIn HcnpoiiKlhlo
for the AllUlr.
Wyo. , Sopt. ! )3. [ Special
Telegram to Tim BUB. | A family feud ,
which has existed for u long tlmo In tha
Frecl family of StocKdulo , on Beaver Creek ,
In Iho eastern part of Western county , cul
minated last night in the shooting of Hnuk
Frcol by his uephcw , Jesse Freel.
A short lime ago Josjo'.s horses disap
peared from his father's pasture , and were
found a day or two Muco shot through Iho
head. Hank Freel wiu nrrestca ou the
charge ot killing the horses and was
brought to Newcastle last evening by
bhorlff Stack. Ho demanded an imme
diate examination , and as ho c.ime
out of the buildinur occupied by the county
nnicers , Jasso stepped quietly up behind
and before nnvono was uwnio of what he
was doing shot hU uncle in the back of the
head with -U-cahbro revolver , the ball passIng -
Ing near through the head and loJglng neai
Iho frontal bone.
Another shot was then fired by some one
supposed lo bo Hauk's brolhor Jack , ul
Jcsslo , which Just grazed his lingcm , causinp
him to drop his gun. Before moro snooting
could ho done the nfllocrs had secured Jeist
and Jack and placed thorn in Jail. The mar
shot Is still alive but no ono has uny hopes ol
tils recovery.
IIUIWAI.U'S l KOSriJCTS lMl > UUVii : ) .
fort MeKlmiej'ii Old .Mllltury Ilosvrv.itloi
Opnnud Tor MiUli-menl.
BUFFALO , Wyo. , Sopt. 25. [ Special to Tut
There is reason to believe that this
city is about to attain a great development
The st.-ip of land recently released from thi
military reservation of Fort McICtunoy nnc
purchased by the oily has been surveyed am
the plat of the larger part completed. Aftci
setting aside sixty acres for a cemetery nnc
retaining twonty-llvo acres for a publii
park tbo remainder has been oflorca for sal <
under certain rcstrlotions. Flvo acres bavi
been deeded to the school trustees ant
several more allotted for a market sauuri
und municipal buildings.
Yesterday 237 residence lots were offeret
for sale. Not moro tbnn two lots will hi
.sold to tbo same purchaser and the price I :
set at ? 1UO a lot. Uf this $10 must bo paid a1
once und the balanceby monthly install
mouts of S7.5' ' ) a month. Interest is to bi
charged on the deferred payments at tha r.Ui
ot S per cant a month. Fifty-ono lots won
sold on the Urst day and tbo remainder an
going elf rapidly , though more care is boinf
taken In their selection.
The money to bo derived from tbo sales li
to be apportioned as follows : Two-thirds ti
the new water system aud the balance ti
other municipal purposes. Tbo public park
fronVwblch.tne addition jtakej Us name , li
situated on both sides of Clear creek , whlcl
is hero well tinibarcd , and consists of undu
lailntr ground of great natural beauty , am
capable of being made , by skllltul Improve
mcnt , as ehoico u place of recreation for It
slzo as any city can boast of.
The residential bloeKs , which surroum
the park on three sides , will command an un
Interrupted view of the Big Horn mountain :
and look directly upon tbo nark. The n
mainiug portion of tbo new strip will lie o :
tbo north and south sides of the B. & M
railway. The position ot the city has groa
natural advantages and gives security fo
its permanent , Importance. Artesian well
have proved successful in every case , on
the railway Is now within about fortv mile
anil will soon bo bore.
Following the above mentioned sale of clt
lots has token place very considorabl
transfer of real estate , in the older portion
oflheclty , The Burlluzton hotel has bee
bought by a Nebraska investor for f 10.000.
ins iiKCoitu ira * ii.it > .
IMinunil Johiisuu rtomo\oit I mm the Coi :
Milnto at Klecht , Uuriiiuny.
WASIIIXOION , D. C. , Sent. 25. It is utato
at tbo Department of Stilts that Edmun
Johnson has been removed from the consu
ate at Kiecht , Germany , for faluo represent !
lion as to his military services , and fc
fraudulent practices as consul.
The case has been under investigation b
the secretary of state for some three month
and dollnito action was leken on Salurduj
Mr. Johnson was first appointed to the con
suiar service in 1872 , and has at various time
undergone Investigation and was once n
moved , but soon nflorwards re-o-.itcrod th
service , and has maintained his position upo
the representation that ho was repealed !
wounded at various battles during the civ
war and was thereby greatly impaired 1
health.
Recent charges as to his accounts an
olllciul conduct led to an investigation of hi
military service , which snowed that his arm
record was bud ; that ho was not lath
service at any lime and did not partlcipal
In the battles Hlloeed , nnd that the cluli
made as to bis wounds was entirely ut
founded. Ho was also found to be guilty t
prosemlng" fraudulent accounts as consul.
Miinlcicd Illn Wife.
PIIOVIDENCE , It. I. , Snpt. 25. The Italia
colony In this city was the scene of a col
blooded murder this evening. M'Uto Lut
and bis wife Angelina lived In a little co
tago and kupt boarders. The liuaban
claimed that his wifti had boon undul
familiar with one of the boarders nnd toda
fastened a quarrel on the woman. She ha
an infant In her arms at the tlmo and tl
cowardly ruffian , using a dint knife , stabbc
her three times , the last In tbo heart , provui
Instantly fatal lo thn woman and an unooi
child. Tbo murderer escaped. Tn
children are rendered motherless by tl
murder.
Movements of Oeeun Vessels
At Prawle Point PassoU Stuttgart , f 10
Baltimore.
At LondonArrived Mulle , from Bait
moro.
At Hamburg Arrived Iluisla , from Ba
tlmore.
At Cherbourg Arrived La Cliumpagn
from New York.
At Southampton Arrived Aller , fro
Now York.
At Now York Arrived Steamer Nevud
from Liverpool ; Indiana , from Llvcrpoo
Tuormlna , from Hamburg ; Worra , fro
Genoa ; Sorvla , from Liverpool ,
Cardinal ( illilmiK will Olllclnte.
Cuicuao , 111. , Sept. 25. Cardinal Glbbo
has been tendered an Invitation from tl
JolnPcommlUoe on ceremonies of the World
Columbian commission and thn Woilc !
Columbian exposition to make tbo oponit
prayer at the dedication exercises In Cblca
Friday , October 21 ,
The I'lro lloooril.
RICHMOND , Mo. , Sept. 25. Fire started
a llvory stable adjoining the Wesnon bou
this afternoon and quickly upread to I
betel on ono Hide and utrlvuto residence
tbo other. All three bulimy * werodusiroit
Tno loss is W7.000 , partially IniurcJ. T
Wesson house wai the Urgest und me
lavorauly known hotel in ceutral Musouri ,
Ill-ought to a ritlliiK Cliue ,
WASHIN'OTOV , i ) . G. , bopt. 25 , Tno e
campment work was brought to a llttl
close lust night by an Informal reunion of t
\ . *
comrades still ln\ ? " i\ly \ on board the ship
Keawargo In thff ulont's ground * . The
reception , which 1 - nrgoly uttcndnd , was
followed oy ilanclnJMIng until midnight.
Mrs. Mundcrson r * Nebraska wiw chairman -
man of iho reception committee.
mi : ini.iiii not.r
( lencrnl iliiinesV. . ItiKleil I'uittei A\rny ut
IIU Now Vorl ; Home.
PrtK ! Kiu , N. Y. , Sept , 25. Qonornl
.Tunics W. Ilustcd tiled nt his rcstdenco here
nt7:33 : p. in. tonight. At his deathbed mere
wore gathcrnd Dr. Mnrun , the attending ol
slclan , Mr. Hustcd'i wlfo nnd sons , Th j mas ,
William nnd J , W. Hustod , Jr. , nnd his two
daughters , Mrs. Frederick Shcitd and Ml
Ilustcd.
General Husicd was inknn ill on his way to
the republican convention In Juno last. Ilu
loft Now York with tha republican delegates
nnd before ho arrived nt Minneapolis he wi\9
taken down and it was fuarod that ho would
expire before reaching bis destination. As
soon ns bo was taken ill some of these on
board the train administered to hire dose
of medicine , and it Is Raid lint It was an
ovordoie and caused the Illness from which
ho died tonight. After the convention thu
general was broueht homo to Puckskill In n
special car nnd taken to hl resilience , whore
ho remained , hoverlug between llfo mid
death.
Today Iho gonornl gradually grow worse ,
nnd ut about 4 o'clock began to sink , dymfi
four hours afterwards. Ho passed away
pmiMfully. He wus conscious lo the last.
Gononil Uusted was born nt Bedford ,
Wostchestor county , Now York , ou Uctobci
13,15Ho ) ) graduated from Yato college li :
1S.M , ono of his schoolmates being Ur
Chnunooy al. Oepow. Ho was admitted tc
the bar in IS. . Ho has hold many nubile
o 111 cos , and has had the longest loi/lsutlvo /
service of any man in the hlslory of tht
state olghu-on year ? . Ho also had the dls
Unction of hiving been speaker of thu house
legislature ) moro times than nay other man ,
having boon speaker six limes.
For over thlitv years General Ilustcd hai
been In nclivo political life. He became r
uornhor of the republican party in 1850 niul
ttendod its national conventions as a dele-
' .ito In 1870 , 1SSO. 1SS1 nnd 1S03. The do
cased hail also taken nn active interest ir
ho national guard of the state , being a mom
> cr of the organlxnilon und serving as Judgi
ulvocnto of the Seventeenth brigade am
rajor general of the Fifth division. Mr
lusted was n distinguished member of thi
vlasonlc fraternity and once held the posl
Ion of grand mnstor of that body. Ho wiv
ilso a 33 = > > Mason.
LIFE'S JOURNEY ENDED.
.ovoil Ones r.ulil to Ituit ut 1'orcst I.u\ri
Cemetery Yenlcrdiiy.
The funoralof Mrs. H. T. Clarice was holi
at the fitmtiv residence , 2503 Cass street , a
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The bouso was filled with the large gulhor
ng of friends , many ot whom hud knowi
und lovud the deceased for many yean. Thi
.ervlcos were exceptionally solemn and im
irusslvo. The uasltot in the front narlo
vns almost entirely concealed by bun UR o
link roses and ferns and reposed on n carpn
> f Iho same material. The ovorhanglnf
chandelier was artistically draped with rose
ind ferns and the adjoining rooms wcr
draped with wblto and yellow roses.
The funeral discourse was preached b ;
lev. Joseph T. Durycn oftho First Conerc
rational church. Ho prefaced his remark
> y re.iding the psalm , "The Laid is my shop
lord , " I shuil not \vsnt. " Ho spolto will
; rcat earnestness of the pure and conslstcn
ifo of the deceased and directed the hope
of the barcavod family circle und the rant ) ;
orrowlng friends to a reunion in the cclet
tial world.
Intermoct wns at Forest Lawn cometerj
where the hands'of friends bud prepared th
grave for the recaption of its burden. Hanc !
fuls of purple nstors und sprays of gotde
rod lined the grave and every vestige c
earth was covered with ( lowers. It was
joautiful idea which robbodilho grave c
much of its harsh suescslircncss , und as th
casket was lowered Into its resting place c
flowers tile open grave seemed moro like
couch of fragrant blossoms than a tomb. Th
pallhoarcrs wcra Dr. Gcorgo L. Millet
Howard Kennedy , William Preston an
Joseph Barker. .
The home of Mrs. S. G. Frost is lonol
today and the sorrow of n mother is soiiu
thing beyond conception : iho Idol of th
Household has been talten away and now lie
burled beneath the green sward of ono of th
beautiful and sightly knolls of Forest Law
cemetery.
Florence M. Frost died Saturday mornmj
aftar an illness of two weeks , nnd yosterda
the funeral wus bold from the fa'mily re.s
dence , .605 Sherman avenue , Rev. 1) . Llw\
oltlclaline. The parlors of the house wm
tilled with friends of the young lady wh
was so suddenly suthmonod to appear In th
presence of the Manor of heaven aud cart !
The floral offeiings were numerous on
showed to what an extent she was loved b
those with whom she had associated durln
her life.
Miss Fr.iBt was n daughter of Mrs. S. C
Frost , n sister of Mr A. C. Frost'and Mr
GoorgH W. HolbrooK. She was u member/
tha 1SSS graduating elms of the Oraab
High sobool.
m
JUCltC'ti A bT.lTK OF'J'UIXUS.
Vermont's I/tto Klecllou 1'rotlucon a Voi
( juear'Uomhlnatloii ,
NEW YOIIK , Sept. 25. Bradley B. Smallo ,
member of the democratic national comml
lee nnd Icto a candidate for governor of Ve
mont , announced tonlsrht that bo had made
discovery which , If contested , givi
to Allen , the prohibitionist , the ollli
of governor of Vermont. Mr. Smu
ley said that whllo Allen receive
but 1,201) ) or 1,500 votes , ho wus the only ea
dldato for tbo position wbo Is eligible ,
the conclusions of both Chairman Carter
the republican ntid'Chnlrman Hnrrlty of tl
democratic national commlttoo are corrct
neither ho nor Levi K , Fuller , the rcpub
can candidate wbo received a majority
about 10,000 are elected.
By the udvlce of counsel , both chalrmi
have written a letter ndvUing any porsoi
who may have been nominated for preside
tlal electors wbo are directors of nation
banks , or who bold publlu onlccs of trust
protii , to withdraw for fear that they mig
prove to be ineligible.
0 "Tho fact U , " said Mr. Smulley , "that und
this construction , both Mr. Fuller nnd m
self were Inolltglblo , for we are both dirt
tors of a national bank , The constitution
tbo stale of Vermont is very rigid on It
point and basldo * affecting Mr. Fuller's oU
tlon , it will uho debar several members
tbo legislature from being Ruorn in. "
. Thriia VeouU
Nr.w YOHK , Sept. 25.-Followinu' wore i
leased from quarantine today ; Adrlal
from Ltvorpoul , Augusta Victoria frc
Southampton , Warn * from Genoa. State
Nevada from Glasgow. Tbo cabin passe
gnrs of the French steamer Lu Toural
from Cherbourg left quarantine on a bar
for tbo city at 5:05 : p. in.
Hrutieli' llritlth Itelums.
Bnussui.s , Sept. 2i.--Tho : houltb retur
show that live fresh cases tf cholera a
tbreo deaths were reported In this city a
suburbs today as follows : In Brusseli , o
fresh case ; In Anaorlecht , three Jrosh cut
and one death ; In MelonbouU. one frjjah ca
and two deaths.
'ii ; -ute < i u Now < ! i-nurnl ,
Roue , Sept. 25. It u rumored hero tl
the Society of Jesuit held a meeting yost
day and elected a new general of the ord
whose name will bo announced October 2.
.Nil Svw COKI-U nt VieiuiH ,
YiBSSi , Sopt. ' . ' 5 Itu reported that
froih ra e.s of cholera nor no deaths from I
dlieasti have occurred In Galicla in tlili
six hours.
WILL FORCE THEM TO TERMS
Trainmen of the Cedar IhpiiU System
Threaten the Officials.
MUST ARBITRATE THEIR DIFFERENCES
Order * Will Not Ito Aucriitetl 'roni III *
1'orro of lneoti > | ietetit Operator *
Who Took tlin I'liicn of
the Htrlucrs.
Cnovii Hu-insi , In. , Sopt. 23.-Spoolnl |
Telegram to Tnu BKE. ] The striking opo-
tutors fcul moro confident today ot winning
tuanntnnv ilmo since tlio inauguration of
tUo strikeA union meeting of all railroad
organizations wus hoia In this oily Init night
nt which a committee was Appointed , repre
senting on-lit organizations , to watt u ) > on tbo
oDlctals of the roail tomorrow morning nt 10
o'clock for the purpose of requesting thorn to
submit this matter of differences between
them anil tuo operators to arbitration and
bottle at once.
They will contend thnt they ballovo It unsafe -
safe to run over the rend upon train orders
Issued by such incompetent men as nro now
bundling the keys. In cnso of a rafusnl of
thu otllcluU to do this thooihar orKaulzntlons
will thoti hnvo n grlovanco anil a concr.it
strike will bo the result. Tbo itrlkors guy
oncournpInK reports nro coming In from all
parts of the lystom unit thnt Inn now men
who wuro Induced to tnko tbo places of the
strikers continue to come out. Flvo mun between
twoon Coilnr Rapids anil Burlington loft
their oftlces today niul on the other Ulvlslon
the ratio is about tbo same.
Will Complete tint Mirvoy Thin Vi < nr.
Sioux Cm , lu. Sept. 25. ( Special Tele-
eratn to TUB Br.i : , ] Work on the govern
ment survey of the Missouri river between
this city iina Fort Bontan , which has boon
In progress for two years , will too completed ,
this fall. The survey Includes soundings of
the river. On It the V.'ur department will
probnbly base n request for river Improve
ments to coutlno the water In shallow place )
so as to out a channel to imss boats over unit
prevent obstructions to the reviving com-
inurco on the upper river. No estimate of
ho amount needed has boon prcpnrcu.
I'eiituresor I own Tciiipurunco W irlt.
Four DOUOR , la. , Sept , 25. [ Special Tclo-
rnm to THI : BcB.l At the annual meeting
f the Northwestern Congregational assocla-
ion at Manson. lion L. S. Collins' nddrois
yas the most interesting feature. Mr. Cof-
vs reported that In the past flvo mouths head
ad distributed ' , )0UUO , wnllo buttous n-nong
nlhvay men , each button signifying thnt the
ivearor wus a total absialnor. Resolutions
vcio passed pledging members not to travel
n Sunday trams or attend the Columbian
xhibltion if its gates were opened on Sun-
ay.
MloiiY t'lty'H New l.lne.
Sioux CITY , la. , Sept. 'Jo. ( Special Tele
gram to THE Biii. ] Ton miles of the now
Sioux City , Chicago & , Baltimore road will
bo built southeast from this city this fall to
, lie Missouri river bluff lino. This is all
usy work. Early in tbo spring worlc will
omtncnco on a section of thirty miles of
oiid Unit will carry the line through the
bluffs and across the Liltlo bloux river to
.ho pralrlo.
Collar Jtiiplils Hotel Hurnml ,
CEDUI RAPIDS , Iu. , Sept , 25. [ SpecialTola-
ram to TUB BBC. ] The Ro\oro house
burned at an early hour this morning , caus
ing a total loss of $5,000 , insurance about
half. Origin of tbo lire Is unknown. Sev
eral of the occupants of the house bad n rev
o\v escapes.
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Ci'CLOXE .11' 1'lTTaJIUIta.
Terrible .Storm ofVliul nnil Italu Uoci
Crrut IJumiice.
_ _ PIITSUUIIO , Pa. , Sept. 25. One of the
heaviest thunderstorms of the season passed
over this section about S o'clock tonight ,
doing great damage. A high wind prevailed
at tbo time anil the rain fell In torrents.
Fences w'cro blown down , telegraph , tele
phone and clcctrlo wires prostrated and
several houses word struck by lightning.
As far as known , however , no ono was
seriously Injured.
In the Butcher Hun district from the
Higher parts of the city cellars were flooded.
The storm loft tno Western Union and Pos
tal Telegraph companies badly crippled ,
hundreds of tolopbono wires being rendered
useless. As a result ot tbo prostration of
electric light wires , whole districts are in
total darkness tonight. The losb by taa
storm cannot now bo oniraatod.
JUSTICE l.All.lK'
lie Ilim Almost Uncovered from Ills Stroke
of riinily lfl.
WASHINGTON , D. C , , Sept. 25. Justice
Lamar of tbo United States supreme court
s very much surprised when bo road In
tbo newspapers today a dispatch from Lebanon
non , N , II. , saying that ho suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis Wednesday. The Justice
was In Washington on that day , having re-
tunica to this city from Now Hampshire
several days previously. Ho did have a
slight attack of paralysis la this city last
Thursday. It was tno result of fatigue and
affected his left side. Tbo Justice has al
most entirely recovered from the attack and
was dressed anil walking about the bous
today.
Mil. IliirrUou ImprovIiiK.
WASHINGTON. I ) . C. , Sept. 25. The weather
was very oppressive in Washington last
night , particularly before midnight. Its ef
fect was apparent nn Mrs. Harrison , who
was unusually restless and wakeful. This
fact gave rlso to a rumor which wus currant
tonight that there had been a cbungu for the
worse In her condition. This , hownver , Dr ,
Gardner , her phyMcinn , assorts , Is not the
case. Ho reports that Mrs. Harrison slept
several hours during the day and took her
usual amount of nouiiehmont and that she
is ai comfortable us usual tonight und U rest
ing quietly , No now complication of any
character has manifested itself nor is there
an indication of any.
JUIIK 1HI.I.ON ItVHT.
Thrown from u C , r Wlnlo ratling Through
Dublin.
DUIIUN , Sopt. 25Mr. . John Dillon , the
prominent Irish nationalist who represents
East Mayo In the House of Commons , mat
with a very painful accident In this city
today. Mr. Dillon was ridlua Iu a car when ,
In some way , bo was 'brown violently from
bis scut to the ground , his body striking the
earth with much force. When tbo carman
and others rushed to bis assistance and
helped htm to bis foot be was bleeding freely
id appeared to bo bzdly burt.
Medical assistance was summoned and It
was found that Mr , Dillon had received a
severs cut on Ins face , and that the bone of
his left forearm was broken. Ho was greatly
shaken up by bis violent fall , but the attend
ing surgeon announces that the patient I *
progressing favorably and that no sorloui re-
ulrs uro anticipated from bis injuries ,
lUrri.e CIIBKK , Mich. , Kept. 25. Tb
Union School Furniture company , whose
factory wui burned a few dayu ago , assigned
yi'ttcrday. It la obtlmntod that tbo Itablll
lies are ti j.UUU , The u sol are thought to
be ample to par all InuouteduetJ ,
liutulluil 'I heir New Ollcer .
Poini.AMi , Ore. , Sept. 25 , Tno loverolgu
grand lodiroof Odd Follow * Installed iba
nuwly bluctoa oHli-tri yesterday aud d
JourueU