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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TWENTY-SECOND YEAH. OMAHA , SATURDAY MOUSING , NOVEMBER 28 , 181)2. ) NUMBER 159. I10L1IAN TO BE DISPLACED Crisp h Pisploasaa With the Appropriations Ociriraitteo Ohairman. SAYERS OF TEXAS TO SUCCEED HIM Wliy llto HpcillPr U N it Sallillnil With tlm Mniiiinrlii IVhlfh III" Alf.ilri . oftliu I'lilltlnn llmo Itocii A l- inliilsti-riMl. W.\ini\-OTos TtuitKin or TUB BRT , | 511 l-tJitrrr.N-ri ) ! Sntnwr , V WA-jMisrirox , 1) . C. . Nov. as. I The Washington correspondence to the fHltltnoro Sun , an onicial dutnocMllo organ , nnnounees tod.iy tint bpoakor Urup will dMplaco Ho'-nmn a * chairman of the house committee on appropriations. The Sun says Jlolman h not m-ovcn satisfactory to Ills party nnd has umdo many ono- mlo within his own party In the house. It is saltl that S.WOM of Texas is to nuecood llolman ns chairman of the appro priations committee. If thovo should bo an extra session of the t-'ltty-thlrd congress Spoalter Unsp will not have any opposition I fo'r rc-sloctlon , It Is baitoveJ , and llolman ! will therefore luvo r.o opportunity to JooKoy J for acomintltco chalrnunshli ) . When Hoi- man leave * his pro qnt commlttoo position ho will drop out of slglit n qulclcly as did Mr. McCilntr. Today's Washington Post has this , which will Im'of lutoraftl to Tun HUB readers In the old First district : "In a recent Isiuo of the Peat appeared a telegram from Lincoln , Neb. , dving CoiiKiossnun Bryan u greater and his i-opubllcHii opponent a lessor moas- ro of pulltlcAl popularity than they respect ively possessed in the recent contest. It wus suggested that Mr. Bryan's popularity waste to bo tested by the fact of his ro-otoctloa in H district that WAS l.r.tU republican , luo facts are qulto the rovorso. Two years ago the seven counties gave a domooratlu major- itv ot 8l'J. Ho Is now ro elected by the re duced majority of about 140 bv the com bined votes of his democratic fiio.ids and of 1,070 ot lho2UI : Independents in Lancaster county who were ho badlv knoclted out olsowhcro in the state. Mr. Uryan's oppo- nort , Judge Hold , stood squurelv oppowd to coining n 155 cent * silver dollar and for protection , Mr. Brvan favoring the former and for substantlaffrao tradu and because ol his free silver heresy , Mr. llryan ohtalneii I the 'ealiunily' voto. Thcro Is now no real [ clement or popularity surrounding Mr , t Bryan's ro-aUation , nor none found In the I llum-os , especially when the run made b > I JudKO l lold In the six counties oatsldo el I l incasloris lully undoratood.Vo imy a' I well Hoop thorocord straight as wogoaloiiR. " I Will not Trntitlco l.-iw liiiinr II itnly. II Anent the statement toloyraphed froff I Seattle. Wash. , and published this morning or I the authority of Judge. I. N. Scott , that whet I Prosluent Harrison leaves the wnito housi I nnd rn-o t-ibllslioi hlmsolt at Jiidlunapolla hi § will probably re-enter the pr.iotieo ol law with Attorney General Miller , his oil I partner , It Is stated that the pros I I dent does not intend to resume th V jiractlco of lavnctholyito the extent o I doinr an odlcj business anA does not oxpec I to have a partner. Ho will irlvo attention ti u certain cluss of cases and will not onto I Into thu general praotico. Attorney Genera ft Miller will , ills understood , enter the linn o r Elm * ; Winters nt Indianapolis. I'rosidon | II irrison will not attempt to take charge o I uuy law business under six or eight month F from this time , while ( } ororal Miller intend f to bo actlvoly in Iho practice by the midill of March. Uliiliin'H Dc'lro lor lc l. I Mr. Hlalno , who has boun quiloill for semI I days , but whoso condition was th'ls rvonin I repotted conslilorably .improved , announce I to some of his friends who cnllod today , Mi I Murat Halstcad nt Cincinnati among th I number , that no thought of spent I ing the winter with his lamlly I I southern California. It appears thi Mr. Bluuin's doslro to eicapo It rigors of u Washington winter has hoc W Ituown to certain fiieiids for sonto time nti I that it was no sooner known than there can u dclugo of Invitations from every section i I thofionth. Mnny ot them were Inspired I 1 u desire of honllh resorts , as It wus Know I that Mr. Ululnu's presence would not on ; W tlrnw a crowil but would cause his stoppli : plnco to oo much tnlkoil about In the now f papers. f The Uorrauda people felt that they wo : I almost euro to secure Mr. Blatno , as tht I offered him exceptional privileges. Th < I made a proposition to place at nU dispoml I private steam yacht owned by a wenltl I Englishman , which would convov him at I Ills family to the IJormudus , and there i I mala at his dUposat for suoh si I tnpi as ho might ricslro. While | the islands ho was to have a suacloi cottage thoroughly and hnndsoincly cqulnp and all of this as well us the sea yacht w I iiotlo cost Mr. lllalno a penny. Floiidaat I offered Htroim Induceuienin to secure M I lilalno , The prlvato apartments ot M I Flngler , the Standard Oil magnate , wo I placed at the disposal of Mr. tfhuno and 1 : I quarters nt the Pence do Loon which I owned by Plagioi- were placed at the dl I posal of Mr. llluluo and his family. I s Oiler of u I'lilliiilrlplilii rrlmul , I Ilnmllton Ultston , the Philadelphia m m llounlro , also extended to the lilnlnos tl I courtesy of Ins unique establishment K Florida. lie has taken up an oasis thoovorglado , nnd has established moiibtro m Hawmills and a sugar plantation. Un is ci ting out the palmetto tree * nnd plantli sugar en no. and he claims that iho buln odor of the palmetto logs U peculiarly hoalt giving. Mr. DUston's ' plantation house Ube bo a marvel of inagnillcciico , being titled i K in a way to rival the most palatial rcsldenc of northern cities. ' A llttlo further north the JeKylo la'.a club , which hat its preserver of 0,1)00 act nil the coast from nrunswlck , Ga. , woi have been glad to entertain Mr. IHali The Island was once thu site of a Catho inoimstcry , Latent was transformed ti ono of thn IU < est.plantutlons In tbo south , a m recently It has passed into thn hands Mosr.i. PuUiuat * , Fairbanks , Doano a K other wealthy ( jhlcagoauit and thoir-nsi elates In Now York. California also olTcred iiiimy induocmon Iho Hotel Moularoy atSttnUlrgo and I Autclcf and Pasadena being among t places brought to his attention , Thu qu tlon resolved Itself largely Into n quostl between iho JJoriuudas and ( 'attfointa , u It is probable that the Ilermudas would un won if it had not boon for a stro clrrtimstnncn , Ono of Mr. Ulalno'a warm nuisonal friends , William K. Traverse of N York , wliuwntt well known cm stuttering u liumurous man who used to furnish Clmtiui Joiow ) | with his stories , wont to Uenuuilii tits health , nnd there died. That settled I HcrmudUH for Mr , Illalne , and nothing t-oi hava induced him to take a route which I terminated in his old friend's ' death. II lug thus cancelled 0:10ici : \ after nuotl ironi iho list , California remained , and It thcro that Mr. llliilno and his family will within the next six wooUt U his health v penult tK Journey. ( Jrcnvlli ol Iu ii ludinlrlm. This evening the census onico Isstiod a s t-lul bulletin showing the statistic * of mat facturos In the city of Davenport , la. , thu census year IS'JJ , compared with those the year IbSO. Following are Uavenpoi M imtuttitoslti 1.SOO : Numberof oxtahllshme ropprled.10 ; capital invested. $511 , & .VJ ; nt : -J her of hands employed , JOc ) ; wages pi f | ? JtT0 : ! ; cost of materials used , $ t > 7tO : : ; n ,1 , wllauouus exponses. f 5.1KH1 ; value of prod .1 at wortt * . fl.si'JJl. PorcontaKos or Inrro \ , over 1SVJ ; Numlor of cstuhlUhtucnts ; } ported , 1S5 ; capital Invented , I'.U ; uunuci ; hands iuuplo > ed , IS3 ; wages paid , < : o8 ; cos nmterlala us d , M ; value of product at wet 1 1S ; population of citj , 23 ; usiefsed vul of ' ' . ' 3 iloere-iso of tion I'lty , ; muiilclpal d ( lusi sinking fund , 7,11 per cent. A atrlb fcaturo ol' these returns U tbo mere In the number of establishments vorted , Still mot * ( | r tll luK U Increase during the ilocado in the num ber of hands employed and the amount of wnpos paid. The wages have Increased not only actually but relatively , Iho avcrago wntos per hand incraaslng from f 10. ! in ISs' ' ) to f 135 In IS'JD , cr 8.21 per cent. Althouch tbo percentage of Increase in nveraeo wacs IB below that reported for many other cltloj , yet it Is a fact , which will appear In the lliial reports showing the data for each Industry , that the lci.rc.-no ot wnca } in alt elssscs of Industry commoii to both census reports has been equal to that shown elsewhere for the sama classes The nverngoot 153) for all classes appears to bo roducoJ by the development during ttio decode of IndtislrlQs wnlcn em- plov a greater proportion of women and children. The porosntugo ot iucronso fur ISSO In the nutnoor of women employed is SSI , whlla the Incrcajo In the number of men employed Is but 1150 per cent. MUrcllaneotK. Miss AtinaUurskot Nohraska City , Miss ( lonot Ulngor of Soutn Omaha nnd Miss Hose Lind.itrom ot Htromitborg were today appointed mlcroscoplsts at the South Omaha packing houses by Secretary Husk on the recommendation of Senators Paddock and Mnndonon , Mr. Wlllmm TTAnnln ha returned from Omaha. H. T. Wctmoro of Viuton , la. , is at the Howard. Kx-Govornor CJcar of Iowa , who was re cently appointed assistant secretary of the treasury , tins not reached Washington yet , but there U no spaclnl occasion for his hur rying to the capital , as ho Is In a notillou to araw his salary anyhow. His commission wus forwarded to him and ho was sworn nt his homo by an Iowa Juuioo of the peaoj , whornby ho became a rull-tloJjod assistant secretary and ontltlod to the attendant emol uments uiiu perquisites ol the oHlce oHlceP. P. S. H. Sncci'slloni of lutiirott Ironi tlio Comp- tioltur ol llio Oiii-ruiit-y. WtMitxinox , D. C. , Nov. S3 The forth coming i-dDort of Mr , A. P. Ilepourn , the comptroller of the currency , shows tlmt 10'J banks , with an aggregate cipltal of $ I5,2S"- , 000 , were organized during the year , llfi.v- Ihreo wont Into voluntary liquidation , and seventeen boc.tmu Insolvent , leaving n net Increase for llio year of uinoiy-tbrco banks. Nearly 5' ' ) per cent of the now banks are located west of the Mississippi river , aud U5 per cent lu the southern slates. Tbo comptroller roco.iimend-t that the min imum deposit ot government bonds required of national oanks bj fl.OJJ in case of banks of $50,000 , and $5,000 In case of banks whoso capital exceeds $50,000 ; that the banks bo allowed to isuto circulation note ; cnual to Iho par vnlua of Iho bonds held lo secure circulallon ; that llio monthly withdrawals of bonds pledged to secure circula tion Mull not exceed $1,500,000 , In the aggregate : that tlio tax on the national bank circulation bo repealed. The banks have already paid Into the treas ury $7 : ) , 1TO , 1)1 ! In taxes upon circulation. Thu banns should only uj jtsscsted In amount Mifllcient to defray the actual cost of the Government of providing circulation ; that thu limit , of Iho amount which may bo loaned to unv person , company or corpora tion or tirin 10 per centof the capital stock of the haul : bo so amended as to road "capital mid surplus , " and also that an ex ception ba made in favor of temporary loans , secured by collateral , in our largest business ccnUu-b ; that the government issun bonds , having twenty , thirty and forty years to run , at n low rate of Interest , with which lo retire the present bonded iadebtedncbs of the United States , which bonds inav bo is sued us n bijsis lo secure national bank circu lation. ( Tha comptroller shows that by ex changing 'i per cent bonds having the same length of time to run , for the 4 per cent oonds outstanding , nt the mnikot vnluo of each on October 1 , 1S9J , the government could have saved $ < i7 , Id 1,551. In addition lo furnishing a permanent uasis for circula llon , it would provo a great ( living to taxpayers of Iho counlry. ) Thai the comp troller of the currency , with the approval of the secretary of the treasury , bn empowered to remove ulllcero and directors of banks for violations of luw , leaving tho'vacancy so caubcd lo bo filled In the usual way , 11 rat giving sucn ofUcors nnd directors an oppor- lu'nlly lo bo heard. That the law bo so amended at to prohibit oillcors or employes of a bank borrowing its funds in any manner , except upon application lo and approval by Iho board of directors. Section ! ISO , revised statutes , roads : All suits and proceedings arising outot tbo pro visions ol the law governing natinna.1 banks In which the United States or buy of its onlcois orugonls shall be parties shall bo conducted by the Untied Stales attorneys ol Iho several districts , under Ihc supervision of Iho solicitor ofjllio treasury. The section to be so nmondeilTis to leuvo the employment of other than United Slates attorneys in the discretion of the comptroller. > In a chapter in regard to circulation tha comptroller nays : Soiled paper money is popularly believed to bo a potent means ol disseminating contagious diseases. A note , with its accumulated tilth of circulation , Is unlit for circulation and should bo redeemed. National bank notoi constitute llttlo ovet IU per cent of iho money In circulation. Currency furnished by the government will not commend Itself lo tbo taxpayers upon tbo score of economy. The government can not Issue money gratuitously ; it must bo on exchange for borne vuluo. It cannot posses : elasticity. . The practical working's has been to arbitrarily increase or diminish the cur rency to the detriment of business interests I- National banks have furnished n currency Io adequate to the wants of the public , sound u elastic and boyoiid criticism. This farm ol n currency should bo continued iw the mono\ 3 of tlm fiituio. 3t t- 1-ioslili'iu'K ruiliur-lii-iuw Very 111. O WASUIXI.TOV , 1) . C. , Nov. 25. Hov. John y i- W. Scott , falbor-lit-luw of President Harri iu son , aged B1 ! , Is Ijitig bcnously ill ut the whlto houso. It was staled nt the whlto house this after noon that Dr. ScoU was nut BO well. Hi ! tempo rat uro was higher and ho was per coptiblv weaker than ho was in iho mon.inp Dr. ( Junlner bald , however , lhat Ihoro wouh be nothing lit nil sorloua In llio case wcro I not for tha advanced ago or the patient. Thora was ft Ktoaily decline In the condition of UoV. Dr. Scott , the president's father-In law , during the day and tonight ho is con sidorably-jivc'uker than ho was this mumlng 'Micro ims'Miiion no abatement of tl\o fever u lilch remarks about iho sumo. The nation U In a very critical condition and It Is ei tromely doubtful whether ho will DO able t rally , us his greataao makes It diftlcult fo him to withstand any acute Illness. Will llurniiiiiirnil \Suilmml OirmintliK i.v , J ) . U , , Nov. 25. Iu view o ig iho common expectation tnut President Hut st rlson will iiicludo In his upxt message t stw congress n rec-ommoiidullon looking to ih 1(1 establishment of a national ijuurantln jy Joseph Nlinmo , late chief of the oureau c jyor stalUtici , has submitted to tha prostuoc Iio certain oUaorvatlons upon tha subject , Id Mr , Nlmmo , in brief , holds that as th idv government has assumed entire charge c v- Immigration , one of the principal t > ourcc * i voi Infection from tlio otiolora uml Hue disease : oils It iiuut Itkotwso tauo lull charge of the sei ( TO board itiurat.llue ] , ill NKUKiiilil'liu | | film. WASIIIM.TON , D. C. , Nov. 25.-Tho tt't department t * negotiating with the Are 10- 10u of England for the u- strong company ucquls uor tton of designs for a new rapid-lira gui ot which Is said to bo 20 per cent moro rapid I L'S action lhau any other gun , It also conien its plnlcs securing Ibo right to manufacture m- gnus in Iho I'nltod States. K : Said lu ll Insiuic. let CIIK < ! > , Ill , Nov. 25.'Iho ox-lloard ( ISO Trade man , W. Lincoln , who , as ; . Juror , 4t o- oof been sentenced to a year's imprisonment f < of touching bribes , is said In bo insane. Effor < * wcm made toauy to have thu sentences r a- kclndcd on the K round mat , the oiorphli habit has unsettled him. The > your after tl panic hit firm , Lyman , Puga & Lineal LSQ failed for $320,000. Ha has had Ill-luck ovi resince , and for years ho bai dissipated hea he I ily ud U now pcpnlluit , IAMES C , ELAINE'S ' ILLNESS [ t is Mush Mora Seiiotn Thin Was nt Firat Supposed. V 5TORY OF THE INVALID'S PHYSICIAN XMilln the r.tpcrotary Is In Nn lin-nedlnto DiUiiT | , < lrcit : t/'uro Wilt llnioto lie ivcrrlii-il : N.Uuro of III ! ) Ailment. WASIIIVOTOX , U. C. . Nov.a. " ) . Mr. Ulalno's candltion was again the subject ot universal interest today , made so by ttis publication of sUtcmcntH that hts ullmont had taken a turn for tha worse and lhat his life was in imminent danger. It Mr. Ulatno's physician and the mom tiers of bis family ara to bo be- llovcd , such statemunts are misleading and nro not warranted oy tha fuels. List summer a year ago Mr , lilalna loft the city to sea his daughter before she . ' .ailed for H'jropj. ' It win on that occasion that no fell ill and wai ramovod to his cottage at Uar Harbor , where ho passed too summer and early tall in convalescent The catiio of his Illness was then not an organic complaint , unless a pe culiar sensitive stomach can be bO rcganlod. In plain Kngltsh , ho ata what was not good for htm vlr. : rich food , and ate very much of It. Heine run down In health and mentally fatipuod from the labors of his oftlco , the affairs ot which were Ihon In a crlllcal slate , with the Chilian nna Italian ombrogllos threatening lo assume a serious form , Mr. lilnlue , who Is by no moans In Iho vigor of youth , was made very III , nnu required sev eral months time to rocupiralc. Last summer ho had another attack , but sttico liu return lo Washington ho has bnen la a state of hsatth that nwy fairly uo described as his normal condition and capa ble ot earnest work , open nir rides , wnllts and cheerful , but , withal , very sonslvtlvo lo irregularities of diet and to sudden chances of weather. It is said by persons familiar with hts habits lhat for years ho has been subject to slight lllnoss from these causes , nnd having a wtiolosomo belief In tbo olllcacy of doctors and physicians , ho Is quick to note Iho slIghlHst unfavorable symptoms , to take to tils bed and to send for his physician. CIIIIHO for Alimn. As near as can bo learned , the lllnesi from which Mr. Blnlno is now suffering Is moro serious than these wnlch have preceded It. He caucht cold and ho was imprudent in his dlot. Some congestion followed and there was fever in Its train. The stomach was made torpid and Ihoro was dlniculty in dl- gosllon. Notwithstanding reports to Iho contrary , it can be said that Mr. Hlaino has shown uo sign'of menial abbcratlou or de lirium. There has bocn much difilculty encounlcrcd lu the effort to got reliable news as to Ins condition , and this has fostered .tho oriKln and spread ot exaggerated stories of Mr. Elaine's condi- Uon. The reason for Ibis is two-fold. In the first place James U. Hlnine , jr. , Is absent from Washington , loading none of the family t the house except Mrs. lilaino and Miss larrlot IJlnlno. who do not lool rqual to the ask of answering the numerous culls for In- ormation. In Iho second place , tno attend- .nt physician Is oppressed by a fooling thitt . public statement of a patient's condition vould bo u violation of professional etiquette > y Iho physician. In Iho morning it was slated bv iho at- ondants who answered the boll lhat Mr. Blalne hud passed u comfortable night and vas reslini ; very easily. Tno attend-lot .dded : "Tholamtly were much nurprised o sec the highly cxngcera-od accounts of lr. Blalue's sickness in the papers this uornlng. Thay cannot understand hoyv ucb reports could have obtained circulation nd wish it stated tboy are without tounda- 1011. " Ills Doctor's Story. Later In Iho day Dr. W. W. Johnson , who s In charge of the case , called at the bouse md had a short consultation ' "ilh Dr. lyatt , who has boon treating Mr. Blame .poclallv . for a stubborn brpnlchaUjiffcclion. Subsequently Dr. Johnson informed a ropre- icutuliveof the Associated press that the [ inblithcd reports that Mr. Blalno is scri- msly ill are entirely without foundation. -The fact is , " ho said , "tnero is nothing eally serious the matter with him. The .light . cold , with bccompanyliig fever , from ivhicn lie suffered last week , has entirely pas-sod away and he Is so much iiupiovocl today that bo is u bio to bo dressed nnd tc ir.ove freelv about his room. " Dr. Johnson said ho did uot cure to talli about the case , but in rcsnonse lo porslstoni inquiries ho said ho felt sure Mr. Blaim would bo able to go out of doors in a foil Jays , and that ho Is well able even now K H ami a Journey in case such u course u deemed necessary for tno better troatincn of his caso. It Is learned from another sourci bat Mr. Blalnp will.soon bo removed lo semi point in the couth with the hope that i warmer climate will have a beneficial offoc on his bronchial troubles , whichsoom lo bavi been aggravated since tbo cold spoil sot it liero. M\VS : r < u THI : AK.MY. Complete I.lit oT < ! lniuie.4 in tlio Service. WASIIIXOTO.V , D. C. , Nov. 25. ( Spscla Telegram to Tin : Bun. | Tbo following arm ; orders were Issued totluy : Captain Jullui M. Caboll , assistant surgeon , U detailed as member and First Ltouteaaul Charles St. J Chubb , Sovonteimlli Infantry , as recorder o llio examining board convened at Fort D. A Uussoll , Wyo. , April 5 , vice Captain Free man V. Wolltor , assistant surgeon , utd Firs Lieutenant James T. Kerr , adjutant Seven tcenlh Infantry , rsspsctlvely relieved. Firs Lleutonnut Arthur C. Ducat , Jr. , Twenty fourth Infantry is detailed as recorder of th examining board convened at Fort Bnyurcl N. M. , September 5 , vice First Linuteuan Charles Dodge , Jr. , adjutant , Twsnty-fourt ! Infantry , relieved. First Lieutenant Churlo. Dndce , Jr.adjutant , Twenty-fourth Infantry will report In porsun to Lieutenant Colonc David D. Van Vnlzan. Twcnty-fourih In funtrv. president of the examining beard u Fort Bavant , for examination as lo limes for promotion. Second Lieutenant Wulto C. Short , Sixth cavalry , is transferred free troop M to iroop A ot lhat regiment. Tlio following tratiHfers In iho Klevent Infantry ara made : First Lioutenan Klcliurd M. Ulaichford from company E ti comnany F ; First Llciitunant Lorenzo A ! Davidson from company F to company I- Tbo appointments In the army of thu fo'llo\\ Ing named tecond lieutenants ( promote from noncommissioned olllcer. ) to runic froi November 10 , and third assignments to rog incuts are announced , m the cavalry army- Second Lieutenant Cornelius c. Smith froi first scrccant , troop K , Sixth cavaln to the Second cavalry , troop I ( Fort Wingato ) ; Second Llaiitonar Joseph A , Cusack , from corporal troop C Fifth cavulrv , to the Fifth cavalry , troop \ Fort Keno , OUL In the Infantry arm Sncou Lieutenant Juinbi Konayno , from sergear major Tenth Infantry to the Nlnoioonth li fantry , coinpinv 1 , Fort Wayne ; Seoou Lieutenant William J , Lut/ , from sorgeai buttery F , First artillery , to thu Second ii fantry , company H , Fort Omaha ; Socon Lieutenant Henry .L. KfnnUon , froi turgcatit company A , Twentieth li fantry , to the Twenty-Hub Infai try , pompany 1C , Fort Mlssout Second Lieutenant Warrou 1) ) . Fox from BO no n nt company A Twentieth Infantry to tl Tenth Infantry , compauy F. Fort Loavei worth. Second Lieutenant ( iuy ( K Palme from sorxcant company II Kighth infanli lo iho Sixteenth infantry company K , Fo : Douglas , Second Lieutenant WillUmsc Markland from corporal company il Nlnl Infantry to tue Twelfth Infantry company I Fort Loavenworth. The onicer.i named will be discharged i enlisted men as of the data picccding that tluir acceptance of appolutinout and wlllpr ceea Irom Fort LcavouwortU to Join their t spoctlve troops und iranpAnlns not later than January 1. , _ : jt.tOi'tr Hon. .tnmrft'lT. lt < j ttrock of town In. tcrcstril In Itprnst Hnhtirr. la. , NJV. 25. fSpeciol Tele gram to TIHJ , Br.E.JJ-Bagloy. the express robticr , will po arraigned for pleading Mon day , Ha is rostlng . .quietly In Jail , but has been taken td , his homo under guard to sco his family a few minute ? . A letter rcoclvod by t.'otinty Attorney Fred Heinz from Hon. Jimcs H. Kolhrock ot Cedar Hiplds , ono of the Judges of the supreme court of lown. has aroused great Interest born. A similar loiter has been rocctvol by iho foreman of tno grand Jury that Indicted Battler , In those letters Judge Kothroclc staled his boliot lhat Bagtcy could not have been sane when ho committed the robbery aim otherwise ex pressed himself tn behalf ol the prisoner very strongly. At noon today bo arrived In tbo city. Ho said that Bagloy's father had ntirsoJ htm through a Borious lllnoss tn the army , and that he naturally felt warmly toward Iho son on that account. Ho admitted , however , that he bahovod ho had acted too hastily In writing as ho did , but said ho felt , and his wlfo told him when hoi-cad the account of Bngloy's arrest , that ho must do something. This action would bsr Judge Ilolhrock fiom sluing on the case should It eo to the supreme premo court , and has usurped Baglov's place as the prevailing toolo hero. A3 the case slatuls , Iho state of Iowa is prosecuting iiud iho express company Is merely iho proseeul- ing witness , lo appear only when called In evidence. The company has offered , how ever , to furnish dnj evidence that may bo needed , in addition to that brought before the grand Jury , In order to secure convic tion. U is thought that Barley will uot de fend , but plead guilty. Miiylior Under ArroHl. DES Mois-is-Ia : , Nov. 25. The people of Ulverlon ore still Vn a state of "great excite ment over tbo alleged wlfo poisoning case. William Mayhor , wbo has had live wives in the past yours , all ot whom have died under mysterious circumstances , as related in former dispatches , bus boon placed under nrrost to await thu ncllou of the grand Jury. May her Is worth § 75,00J. Wmits I'ny lor n f.linb. Cenui K\riii3 , la. , Nov. 25. . [ Special Tel egram to Tin : BHH.J D. W. Yaogor has oroiiEht suit 10 tlio superior court against thu Burlington , Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad for $20,003damuges for the loss of a limb while in the qmnloy of Iho company as u brakemnn. _ I'OSTl'OXiatTIlK C.t IE. * Lawyer Trtjtsurt orciiBj-onne .H.111:15:01 : : to Si-chi-ou Uontinimni-e. CuiVRvxr : Wyn.'Wov. 25. ( Special Telegram - gram lo Tin : 3EE.J--Tno oiso or Iho state against Frank D. Taggart has bocn continued to Ihonoxtlorm of the district court. Tag- gart was a prouilneiUJyouni : lawyer of this city who had boon , i-ctulno.1 as counsel for KincU McKmnqy. a notorious cuttle thtnf. . After McICIfinov's trial , when ho was sentenced to 'a ioigp"torm ! in Iho penitentiary , lie moved heaven and earth to gain nls freedom. Fmally , all otnor schemes falling , uo gave Taicurt , $5 to got him a revolver and a box til cartridges. Tagcart did so. MeKlanojr [ chose a wrong time to attempt his escapn. iD'orovor elsht hours ho held tbo jail ojllclals'dt bay , shooting several limes at iho a'crlff | and his deputies. Ha was finally Inducad ti give up the gun when us saw escape ( -faiposslblo. . Tapgurt's n'tomey managed to'sccuvo tno coatmiinnco ' on tho'ground'of thi'absence of u material witness Who hOjnukes oatn will swear lhat McKlnnoy was only given Iho gun after swcarinc not lu use U In Iho Jail. George Srhlabach , "who has made an un enviable record as a Jail breaker , was yosler- day son to need iu the United Stains court to ' ono year In t'n'e Albany county jail for rob bing the Keystone postollice In lhat county. Ocorco Hrom , convicted of sulllnc liquor to an Arupahoo Indian , was lined ? . " > and sen tenced to ono year's imprison men t in the state penitentiary by the same court. Important Matter * Discussed anil Aotnil on Ity Tlmt Itocly. Cosconi ) , N. H , , NOVT 25 , At the after noon session ot the National Uraugo yastor- day reports were submttlod from nearly nil Iho states showing that women were engaged In pushing the Grange work among Juveniles J'lio executive comifllttee was directed to ctiooso the next paeo | of meeting. At the evening session Ibo resolution from tbo trans po nation committee on roads was agreed to. The resolution endorsing the right of women to vote was vigorously debated and finally referred to the slate granges by a vote fit - . " > to 1. The committee on co-operation recpmmcndod tno buying foi cash nnd the establishment of small local co operative .stores. Among the resolutions disposed of was and demanding that cortdir federal ofllces bo tilled by farmers ; lhat United States senators bo elected by the people ; that state granges discuss improved roads. _ _ _ MADE XEH'SI'Al'KltS IWbTLK. Strllto of I'lroinru Vnt * olT Steam to Km J'rcsKen anil Illeuttor * . Niw : YOHK , No ' . 25. Nearly all the morn Ing newspapers and wast ol the big tlowi town onico buildings gut their heat am power from tuo Now Yorl Steam company's Croat plant lr pipes running beneath the Rtrocti At midnight ) lust night all Its firemen struct against a reduction la wages , opan ing tbo cold air ' dampers and allow ing the stcnni to run rnpldly down There was u great scurrying around nmoni the newt pauers as the time oamo to go ti press and no siontn to run the presses , A ! managed , however , to print editions , bu today hundreds of ofilco ouidng ! ! ; > uro with out elevator service. The company claims to have Illlea half o tlio strikers' placei if nd to have application ! for all and more. \ _ . IIHItTJI.t H.ittfti lJ'lli : JUIl.H. Tin ) Daring Adtv'iiltrrfflft Cnptiuuil liy III I'ollcb Niw : YORK , Npv1. -Uorlhft Lows , tb aavontiires4 , who , < vi s-tha. catisp of the down fall of Consul C riu | Kuiz of Ecuador , ha fallen lain the hnn of tho. police. Yostei day bbo passcdja ' jrorthless check fur $2 in payment of/com cloves sue had bauuh at Illndlo's store , io. 1-07 Broadway , re Tclving $12.50 In , cU . Today she made purchase in an arf 'store ' and tendered check for Ml ] n payment. Wbllo ilia clerk' back was luru'fd Hue stole n porcelain paint lug worth VI5 , Tbo painting was mtsso nnd when Mr * . Lntvfc was aricsiodit ws found upon her.VAI the AVe t Thirtiot street station Klin kvo her address as in Hotel Bartholdl. She is under $ . ' 00 ball fo swindling Consul Ruli. Colvstlul .Miiiiiir.iotnrers In San I'niiicUc lit it Jliitl U'-iy. Stx Fiuxeibqo , Cal. , NJV. 25. The Mori : Ing Call says : TboAvhlto merchants of th city have boooipo alaruioj at the conditloo c Chinese finance ) and will hereafter rofus credit to Ctunwa manufacturers whom the supply with goods. Interviews with Cb iiosu manufacturers Indicate that busl ness with them is in a bud wa ; Thor have raduced their forces largely. The ! workmen , tbov think , will refuse lo rogUu under Iho Geary ut and will eo back 1 China. The Cell ' says that probably wilbl a year tha muu'iifucturo of shoes , cfirara an clothing by Chinese will almost ceuso lu Sa Francisco. I.lzrlo lloulciiVtll Nut Ho Inillctml. BOSTONMaju , , Nov. -Tuunton sp clals to the Herald ana Journal decluro th the grand Jury will Und "no bill" nguin Lluio Uordcu. HAS COMMENCED ITS LABORS Panama Commission of Itqnirjr Takes Uo Its Work of Investigation , OE LA HAVE DENOUNCES MANY DEPUTIES > lxty-rivo Allrccil to llo Itrru Corritptnl h- the tlm ) of Corpointlon I'ttncU Uiiptislnoss r.tutril hy tlio Uu- iniinilsot tlio ICopyrlKhtcJ \ br Jnmns Oontitn Itonnctt , ) P.utu , Nov. 25. [ Now Yorit lljrald Ui- bio Special to Tin : BKR.J The Panama scandal becomes dally moro grave. The commission of Inquiry was organized today and begun Its work Djputy do la Hayo was oxainlnn.1 , and declared that slxty-llvo deputies wcro conipronilsod bv lili chargoj. Ho gave the commlttoo directions whore proof could bo found. The commission de cided to ask for the release of M. Dumo'it ' , m crdcr that un can testify freely. It also de mands lhat nti autopsy bo performed on tlio body of the 1 ito Bsrou do Kolnach , and that It 1)3 given access to papers and documents before the courts to other lawsuits. This encroachment on thn p-arliamonlary power and the Judiciary' power is causing uneasi ness to many , recalling , us It does , the ac tions of the committee of public safety iu IT'.U. , Jjktxjur.s ST. Ccuc. 'UKTTINU IN Unit WOIIIC. Kngtaml Milking Very I'rli-iiilly Overtures to tlio New YtMicriiditii tlmt'rinnpiil. IConyrlgtiteil Is'.U by Jumna Onr.tiri lljiinoU.I ConvexVoncucla ( via Ualveston. Tex. ) , Nov. 25 , iBy Mexican Cable to the Now York Herald Special to Tun.lJni : . ] There is a possibility of an nmicablo adjustment of the boundary dispute between Great Britain and Venezuela. Urged by the British Board of Trade , it Is said G.ndstono'-s covorn- mont Intimates a willingness to open direct noeollations in regard to the adjust ment of that trouble. Lord Uosobory has named thu German minister ut Caracas as British charge d'affairs ud interim , and as surances have been given that a Yoncraolan minister would bo welcomed at thu court of St. James. Knglnua Is said to bo willing to return the lands encroached upon und will try and secure as an offs * to her claims spc- dal navigation privileges on tno Orinoco and Us irtbtiiarics. Ono of tao charges against Mlgart Is made by the Caracas branch of the llaJ Cross society. In complicity with Mendoza , it Is charged , he seized the fund which Iho society had gathered to civo aid to the wounded. It is prooablo that the Palla- dolputa will be heavily lined for proceeding lo sea without her clearance papers. Tbo courts are bringing criminal charges against the principal men in tno late Govern ment , nnd it is probable that General Crespo will endeavor to have tholu indlclod. Hoc tor Alilwiirilc J.lt-rtuil. [ CopjrlKhtud 1SV2 by James CI onion Itanuutt.t BF.UI.IX , Nov. 25. | Now York Herald Caolo Special to TUG Bnn.J The unit- semites are In great glee Ibis evening over Iho victory of UcoCor Ahlwardt , v/ho , ac cording to the latest news , scores 4,7i0 ! votes , against 1,720 votes divided among the other parties' . Ahlwardt is in prison for libel. The anti-soinltos allribulo Iho victory to the logical outcome of what they consider Iho Arbitrary verdict against Ilerr Obcrwendor. The latter has Just sent mo a message asking If the Herald will correct an error by which ho is ssld to ba sentenced for two years' in- _ sload of two months' imprisonment. m.evriox 7f/rr-.VA. Ohio Voters Miiilu ,11 Intakes lu 'Ilu-Ir Tlc-Jsnts. Ci.nvci.VNi > , O. , Nov. 25. It now appears as though Ohio may have intended to hnvo gone for Cleveland oy a slight margin. Tonight tlio stnto statisticians in Columbus completed their election count upon indivi dual presidential electors. It shows that Lorenzo D. Vlckcrs , the republican elector of tno Eleventh district , U defeated by James Sovvard , whoso name appears first on the list ot democratic electors. Setvard re ceived -104,115 votes and Ylcuou lO'.llOO. Il is thought tno reason why S&wttrd obtained BO many more votes than his follow electors lies in the Australian plan of balloting. To vote a straight democratic ticuot under this plan formerly it was neccs- ossary only to place across opposite thn name "democratic ticKCt" at the head of the list of candidates. This year , owing to the tendency nf voters lo drop down one line in their marking and designate the naiao of the lirst candidate , thus erroneously voting for him , thn law was amended providing that iho crosses for straight tickeus must bo placed iu circles printed for that purpose ut the tops of Iho ballotn. l was feared from the ilm that many would neglect to comply with the new regu- Intlou and place their marks at tbo side of the ticket ut thu lop , thinking lo vale It slialghl. Seward's election is laVen as ovl- denco that this 'error was mndo by many votes. It Is argued thai Iho cross wus placed beside his name by many who buoposod uini tlieroby thov were voting the democratic ticket , where they only votedforhun. The abstracts of 11 vo counties hava been sent back for coirection. and it is possible that they may imperil two other republican electors M. Stark of the Twentieth district nnd Luther Allen of the Twenty-first- whoso margin of plurality is slight. Jiulliiiiii t.'ompli'trd HIT Count , IsniANAi'OMH , Ind. , Nov. 25. Tbo ofllcml rnturns from iho last county in Indiana were received at the slain house today , The foot ings show that Bracken , the llrat elector on ( lie democratic ticket , received 'ifi..TOO votes , Pierce , the fit-it elector on the republican tu-kot , received 25515 , ( ! votes. Hr.icKcn's plurality , which Is in pffcct Cleveland' ? plurality , is 7.605 , None of the electors on either ticket receive as many voles us the first. tlll t'ouiitliii ; hi .North D.ikntit. Hif.Muu'ir , N. D. , Nov. 25.The Harnsor electors in North UaUou are probablj chosen , Cornp'.oto ' returns from twenty eight oul. of thlrtv-niuu counties glvi Weaver electors 2 0 majority , but sevoi counties yut to hoar from are surely for liar risen , The oillclal count may bo required t < ECttlo the mutter. iUK win : ittciii > . Cori'.nlliu V.iiHlerliilt'n KcHlilunro at > un pcirt HuriKMl with lin C'oiilonlN. ' .SBWIIIKT , H. I. , Nov. 25. Theelesaut nni costly summer residence of Coruollus Van dorullt , known as "Tho Breaker * , " wa1 totally destroyed by tire this u Her noon , to Bother with all tbo valuable contents of in villa. The lire was discovered by Mr , Van dorbllt himself about 4:30. : A telephone incs sago was boat to Ibo llro department , bu tbo tire tuul made great headway un before the apparatus reached the sjenc which was nearly two miles from Iho station the lire was beyond control. Kven when tb department arrived it was lundlcappea b the insufficient number of hydrants. Mr , Yandorbilt binitelf stated noihiu could have been done to save the property , u the wholti bulldm ? , cave the bervantt quarters , was a roarlntr furnuco when tbo dc partinont arrived , t A portion ot tbo furniture was saved , bu ( | It ii. Insignificant , either in quantity or valu < whou compared with that lout. All tbo rlc tancstrlej , rare palnttngn , valttnblo tirlc-n- brnc. elceant furnUhlngs , wearing apparel nnd rare and costly articles of every descrip tion were destroyed. The vnluo of iho article. * of furniture may ba Judged from the fnct that In ona hall wcro hung tnpcstrlcs worth 150.1HK ) or moro. Mr. Yandorbilt nnd family found tempo rary rufugo In the cardnor's'cottngo on iho premises. Mr. Vaiidcrbllt could qlvo no iicctu-ilo oitlmalfljif his loss , which ho stated was largely covered by Insurance. Thu silver , Jewels and ether valuables of Hlio tmtura were placed lu ttio safes bv the servants and ho thought would probably ba all right , A rough estimate places the toss at SiOO.OOO. Wr. rcitKsTnit. Pa. , Nov 25.--Tho paper mills of CUrrotl & Sons nt Beaver Dam , Cnostcr county , have boon destroyed by llro anil the lois ts c.tllmiiiod at noarlv ? J3OJJ. SlNfout ) , Mo. . Nov. 25. The carding nnd weavlnir null of the bla'i'tot department ot the tianford mills has been liiirneil. Other building * wcro saved. Lnss unknown , but Is very heavy nnd covered by insurance. Ono hundred and fifty hands are thrown out of employment. Cau o ot the llro un over heated bearlnc. DI-TIIOIT. Mich. , f\ov. 25. The Peulusula Car company's wotks nt West Detroit burned this afternoon. The loss will proba bly reach $500iOJ. ; Pitiv : , Minn. , Nov. 25 , The building * ot the Indian Industrial school at Cloniarff , eight miles west of hero , burned UiU morn- lug. oxi.v rjiini'-vL.-iss i'.tn i\iitn. Northern 1'nrlllr Triiln ttotiliur * routine Thrlr Kltorls to tlm Slfcplni ; Cur. PoiiTtANi ) , Oro. , Nov. 25.Tho Northern Pacific train held up at Hot Springs , Wash. , last night , nrrlvo.1 hero toiilcht. 12. H. Mil ler , one of the passengers , said ho was sitting alone lu iho smoking room of iho sleeper , when throe masked men entered , two armed with Winchesters , and the third with n revolver. Thov request quest oil him In hold up lls | , hands , which ho did wltn celerily , and llio men relieved him of bU money aud ViiluafiTot. Then nt the request of iho robbers Miller walked up inio the body of iho car und took n seat near Iho front , oiul while tlio robbers look up n collection from the other passe.igors the Indies not being molested. The booty amounted to about $1,100 In cn < n , besides lx gold watches and considerable Jowolry. When the worn was completed the n bbors , who conllnctl thumsnlvoi lo the slecpor. rang Iho boll for Iho train lo slop. Whan it canto : ilmost to a standstill ihoy signalled for It lo go ahead and Jumped from the platform In the darkness. Thujipocti < il Train Itolilirrn. DII.MS , Tos. , Nov. 2' . Wnon tno houth- bound Missouri , Kansas & Texas passenger train reached hero yesterday It was learned that the train men had discovered a plot to ob the train near Adalr , in the Indian torn- .ory. Passengers began hiding their cash nd valuables and preparitu ; for the altnclc ylilch was soon expected. 'Ihera was a rusher or hldlnu places In every conceivable crovlco , nd corner. Bofoio leaving Ylnlta a posse f thirty men was collected and each was nncd with n rifle. They were distributed hrougnout the train from the cxpross care o the tour sleep r , and everything was In lerfect order lo moot the highwaymen. How- jver , It happened that the train was half uu hour late and a frelzht was running on the lassonget'.s time , Hovural stations ahoad. ust after leaving Adult- several shots wora Irod from ambush at the freight train. Tlio obbors , probibly considering that tills break had disclosed their intentions , aban doned their projaet and the pasiungot-train lasscd on without bolng molested. \Votlc iil'a Daring ISolibor. DCNVRII , Colo. . Nny ? L'5.A special to. iho Icpubllcan from San Marolnl , N. M. , says : Last evening n masked man drowsed In cow boy fashion entered the troncrul store and banking house of Jasper Brolle' , and , with leveled revolver , forced four customers and Brollcs to stand in line with their hands up. The robbar then started to rob tbo safe , but , vas interrupted by the entrance of another customer , who was at once put iu line with the rest of the victims. The daring i-obbnr tnen returned to the sate and securing in. the neighborhood of $1,000 backed out of the store , sprang on hts horse , winch was waiting tor him ouuldo , and mndo his escape. The robber did not attempt to take the personal effects of the customer * . The people .n thu atoro were so surprised that they can- lot give a description of the man , but tlio sheriff und a posse nro endeavoring to find ' : il m. ( Sunk Kohlim-it fiiiilurcil. PouriAMi , Ore , Nov. ,25. Two men , who ebbed the bank ni Koslvn , Wash. , Septem ber 21 last and scoured $10,000 , wcro cnp- 'urod at Arlington , Ore , , this afternoon. /.s ix 'j-Jii'i . \oiti'Jiirisi : Minnesota : incl thu Tuo Dakiitus llnrlcil Ilc- nciilli Iti-iipn ot Anoxv. ST. Pvtr. , Minn. , Nov. 25. Today's snow- itorm was general In Minnesota and the Da- kolas , oclngesnoelnlly tevoro In Souih Da kota. The snow was accompanied in many sections by sleet , which froze'as fust as t fell , aud the whole country Is a glurn of co. Sioux FalN roporls tolegranh and telephone - phone lines pi-oatralod by loads of Ice and communication with ttio outiidc world 15 al most wholly supply suspended. Huron reports tho'snow drifting badly , nnd iho snow is very heavy north of Ihoro , "ivhilo funl Is scarce. Miller , S. D. , fears stock may sufTor , farmer * nol being prepared for winter. Points lu Minnesota gtva similar reports. The snow and iilcot In this city stopped at dark , but at midnight h blurting up nsuin. Only a litllo has fallen hero. The morcur.v Is duo lo bo very low by morning. \Vreckcil on 1.1 lid Mli-liltfan , Mn.tt.u-ism : , WIs. , Nov. 25.--Tho schoonoi Lena Hull , with n carcro of apples , loft Lud ington , Mluh. , yesterday In low ot a Btoan barge , The line parted last night during i scvero storm uuti the schooner was buffeto. about by heavy Ecas Until this ovcnlug , whei she ran ashore in a heavy iileot utonn at UK foot of Buffalo Btrcot. Captain III.ill anc iwo sailors , constituting the crew , wen rojcued by Hlo savew after hard work They were taken tothO hospital , having bcoi badly fro/on. ' DiH.iatroiiH At'ornin In Ilm Orlnnl , SAX Fiuxcif o" Cal. , Nov. -AdvJcf" per steaiuslilp'from China say that In Sop tombcr a gain and waterspout from Ibi mountains Mvnmped iho country nroum Chang Chow. A tuinplo collapsed , , burylni eighty soldiers , In a gale off thoJapancsi coast on October iJ'J a number of vessels or wrecked nnd nineteen Hsliennoii arowncd , 'I'lio BrilUh alilp iiapld shelled ai d do strayed seven native villages in tno Solomoi islands for tbo killing cftwo whlto traders Sliu't ill M , l.onlx , Sr. Louis , Mo. , Nov. 25 , The aovoro lee Biorm of today eevcrely humpcrod telesrup nnd telephone ctuumunitiaiioii , and als caused grcut trouble to Iho electric street ca lines in this city , 'llio Market Mreet am LaCleda uvcnuo lines were romplo'cl ; Btoppod ut certain times today , iho wire bohiir covered with ln and the motors boln unable 10 gel sulllclent power. i : tliniili-s on lliii-l'iiituii Crop. NKW Yoinr , Nov. 25 , On Saturday lug Lutbam , Alexander. Co. , bankers , of thl city , jent out a largo nuinoer of telegram asking intimates us lo the reduction of th cotton ciop. These telxgrains wcro sent t the moil responsible merchants and iiull vlduals througbout thosotitn , aud on Monda aid Tuesday thov received replies to ncuri every message vent , giving estimates of th crop. The replies show a itccreaso of Sf > . \ per cent over last year's crop. Now Vorlt i\rli.ingii : < | uulutlon > . NEW Yoitic , Nov. 25--Spoclal | Tclegrai to TUB Br.B.I ICxcliangovns quoted in fo lows : Cbluagn , uOo to liOo premium ; Bostoi lOo dticount to par ; St. Louis , 70o pruralun Conductor A. 0 , Bentley Ground to Pieced Bouoath Hjs Train. ORDERS WERE SLIGHTLY ' MIXED Toll Under tlio WlirrlsVlilln Kmlcuvorliitf to Use din llnikiM rilj-Iitlully Milt I- lutoil llMimtrotii riro nt Ito.itrlco Other Nrlmiski Noun. SIIKI.TOV , Nob. , Nov. 25 ( Special Tclo. gram to Tin : liRi : . ] Mat nlnht aoottt l > o'clock Conductor A. O. Bentley ol freight train No. 20 , foil under iili train anilvns lu Bluntly Killed. The bo.ly wus criuhait nnd mangled in a horrible manner. Tuo suppo sition Is that , ho climbed between the oars to s--t the nlr brakes anil as It was stealing niul ovary thing covered with Jioo iio slipped nnil foil midor the wheels. The corotiar was auitiinonod nnil the verdict , was "urcldontally lilllod whllo performing his duty. " Tno remains - mains were talton charge of'by friends anil taken to Uratid Island , where ho leave * * wltoand 0110 child. Bentley loft Grand Island nt 0:30 : p. m. yesterday with a special westbound freight. Ilia engineer was UootiY.Vhlto. . The train had orders lo meet an extra onslbouml at Gibbon. On ranching Aliln the dispatcher gave orders tliat the two trains were to inout here , six miles oust of Gibbon , aim not at the tailor point. Uontloy nnd hli crow nulled in hero and. round the signal out for orders. Engineer \Vutto stopped Into the ofilco and recelvod instructions tlmt the orders wore for another train. Ho remounted his casino aim pullrd out , notwithstanding the order to moot hciv , Bcntloy guvo the slijnul to stop. Evidently no ono saw U. Uontloy then stopped between the cars to * ot the air brake. lie wus not again scan nllvu. Whim found his body was tonl asunder and his remains - mains wore scattered over 1,01)0 ) loot nloiitf the track. lIUniVNKI ) ON TIIANKSdlVl.NO. Tuo UVll Known Ni-lir.iskn City Vnunc reojilo Aleut DuitliMillo hkiitlnir. Xr.nuici ! CITY , Neb. , Nov. 25. Miss Lolu Hurnolt nnd young Mr. Ivonnocult , to whom she was engaged to bo married , wcro skating on a pond of Ice yesterday near Miss Burnett's homo , three miles south of Ne braska ( Jity , when the ice gave way ami both wcro drowned. No ono wituosod the frightful nocident , but their long nbsoiica : auscd a scai-nn which revealed the truth. loth uodtos were recovered.Miss Burnot * as i gradtuuo of the High school here. lie has ttilccm prominent parts In many cu ertalnmeuts and was universally loved. Mr. vonnccuu was n most promising son of n veil-to-do nuti promlnont farmer , living near he-5cem oC the accident. Miss Burualt vas also well known In Oinnha. Only rr- icittly she attended the wedding thcro of ilr. Charles Dunham and Miss Poarmau ud at that time formed many now acquaint- nees. HcitHio I'lra. Hnmiti : : , Nob. , Nov. 25. | Special Tele- ram to Tin : Bnc.JTho incubating and roodlug rooms of the Beatrice Poultry auil Loniiol company , halt a mile cast or the city , ivcro destroyed by llro yesterday noon. The ntirc pet and show stock of the company ivns burned , includinc 1100 of the finest bred ml show paullrv in the .state , which bad boon housed in an upper story of the ijulldlng ( or the winter. Thoao had received H-it premiums ut the Kansas and Nebraska "airs lor two or three years past. The lost itso Includes a largoliumber of pat rabbits , guinea nips nnd sixteen vultiablo dogs of the .orrinr nnd Hunting breeds that were pommel n the building. A heavy wind was provull- ng at iho time nnd a largo barn adjoining .ho poultry pens was also destroyed , ivith it Us contents , hav. grain , vegetables. Ho. About 1,000 bond ot chickens , all valu able stock , wcro burned. It is the intention of the company lo rebuild nt once. The loss 's 82,500 ; insurance. $1,000. D\vn > CITV. Neb. , Nov. 2. > . [ Special to I'm : HKI : . I iVbout4 o'clock this morning Uio llro depart men. was called to a llro in the southwest , purt of town at Iho dwelling house of Ilellen Tracy. Owing to the tierce gate pro\alllnir Iho llamas had trained such l-ond- ivav tmforo the arrival ot the hose teams hat ilia-building was a total loss and but- very llttlo of the contents were saved. The building , und contents wora Insured In the Spring Garden of Philadelphia for the aura of $1,100 , which will fully cover the loss. Coiilil Not Ajrrep. Nob. , Nov. 25. [ Special Tclo- gram to TUB BKK.J The jury in the (5,000 .lamtijo case of the heiw of John Blair , do- ccaeoa , against certain JJoatrico saloonlsts . , ave a verdict this morning , after bolug out sltica.lO30 : Wednesday night , for ono of Iho defendants , Byt-in Brudt. and dlsagruod on. the others. The cabu consequently will have to BO to trial a second timo. The case is ono wheivln Blair was killed by the cars in the J. .t M. yards while returning homo U runic ono night , the plaintiff * claiming that the lijuor wits bought of the saloonists In ques tion. Ouptllrixl it Snr.uk Thief. Nob. , Nov. 25. [ Special Tele- ram loTin : BUB. | A man giving Charles Johiibon as Ms name was discovered sneak ing nroutid In a boarding hou.so owned by Mrs , Auni-j Qarvor last night and alter a long pursuit was captured , llo bad ran sacked the room of ono of the Doardarx , taken a gold watcti and chain from tbo trunlt of n servant girl and was preparing to take In the next room when discovered. lie will hnvo his licnrlng Monday , OlMly llljllKlll lit < ) Cm > lll. OacroM , Nob. , Nov. 25. [ Special to Tim Buii.lWednesday Sam Youmau mot with a very severe accident. Ho was assisting to move a three-ton safe in the Oaccola banic when It veered n round and caught him be tween u post and the uife , squeezing him hard uuout the bowels and groin. The ( looter - tor * cannot toll yet whether ho will inrvivo or i.ot , _ _ Illnlr OHd Kullouij Mrot , Bi.viit , Nob. , frrngglpfP' SivSclal to TUB HHK.J At thaMpP * aiootlng of Balr | loiK'ojaliliSp . .dent Order ot Odd FellmBBPHktK. jg named ofllcors wora oleWW Mfend ; , Ed U , Smith ; vlco grand , . . . 'lihv'iy ; iccratary , B , F , Ful ler ; trouMiru. . flli Parish ; trusloes , A. J. Tuv'lof , I , C. KlloTand J. W. Nowcll. Not ; enIp U'lin Tiikuii , O'NKil.t Nob. , Nov. 25. ( Special to TJIB BRI : . ] On Thanksgiving a iHrge party of gcnllomnn , nccompuiiicd by a fuw laulcs , in dulged In un oid-fnbhlonod wolf hunt. There wcro thirty or forty In the pirtjr nnd they Fcoured the country sbutn ol the river all thu afternoon , 1 hey had a glorious lime , but ' no gain' * . I'iilliirn t lirniiil iKluuil. ISI.AVD , Nob. Nov. 25. [ Spaclal to TUB riucj The llrm of Won & Nun , har ness and saddlery , was closed by creditors. The JIlrdman-Henvloo S.iddlor.v company ban a claim of * IS5 ; .1. M. Bubutt , a claim ot fCJJ ; J. W. llainoy , 8D..VJ ; Uank nf ( join- mcrro , $ JT3. Creditors will rei-olvo UO ceuta on the dollars. Mivero llll/.Airil at O' nlll. O'Nisiu , Neb.'Nov. S.5.-Hp9ci [ l Telegram - gram toTiiB UEK J i'rotn 9 until 2 today a tovero bll/zard raged hero. The sky It clear tonight but the weather u very cold , School L-losc-d because of the storm but no casualties uro reported so far. Pnoplo K m r lly kr well prepuroa for winter.
