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L ; t - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'i'flEOTIAI.LYBEE _ . _ : 1T1UJRSDAYDEcimrB1 . _ R 20 , 1 S9. .
_ to the MIsdsppI . Ad pal ! 1 tribute to the
( people or that city for their fnterprlse.
. Would this government , he said , stop hal
.wly and leave our progreslvo peo1e I wih
only hal the world open to their trade ?
Let . ti * Iake 1 new vow and declAe that for
the purposes ot American trade and . com
merce ,
r' "No pent SIT ) tllea contractl our powers .
nut . the whole houndlesl continent Is our' . "
? c. Mr. Perkins ot Cnltornla securfd the floor
. far thirty minutes to speak on the canal.
10 said : "The Nicaraguan canal wilt pay I
) Itfl exhibition ot AmerIcan enterprIse at
p American ski and torethought , and at AmerIcan -
Ican nerve I wilt pa9 becaus 'I must re-
celvo the commenl1attn ot the world , as I
wilt chow there was a great questIon to be
considered , great work to be done arer the
consIderation was , concluded , and there was
1 great people tD carry II Into effect. "
: . Speaking of the benefits to , California , ho
sall : "Tho " 'cmpleton or thIs canal will
bring the tnsrheteof Europe 10,000 mIles
nearer tQ Ga1ornla and Ihorlen the 111s-
tance In the satne ratio to our hemo markets
that stand reary al n fair prlca tD take alt
the frulls. nuts1 , anti ! wln9 that wa can sanll
them. "
Datore Mr. f'erldns had conchlell the
thirty minute ylellel to him by : Ir. Tur-
pie eXlllrcdl alll the later refused to ex-
fenll It.
Senator Turplo made a critical analysis
i. . of the various Provisions of the bill. [ inaly ,
' Mr. Turplo having temporarily talen hIs
seat , Mr. Morgan Intimated that he 11eslrell
that Mr. PerkIns , who , he said , hall been
Interrupted hy the senator tram Imlal
( TIIIle ) during his speech , be allowed to
fnlh his remarks. Mr. 'furple , however ,
. : declared ho had not yielded the foor , and
the chair so rulcil. Thereupon , ! r. TUTlle
XIlnlnrd he hall not Interrupted the senator
- from California . lie had : surrenderel , the
floor 10 Mr. Cullorn . who desired to leave
the city , and whlo the later was speaking
he gave to Mr. Ierldns the time ho desired
He declared he hall tie disposition to Interrupt -
rupt any senator on the floor . and hall never
done so
Just before concluding his speech Mr.
Turpla clrered nn omentlment In the nature
of a substitute to the pending hill. providing
for the appointment of a board of three
engineers to make a survey and estimate or
the cost of the constructIon or the c1nnl
before any bonls , arc puarnnteed , and this , he
ruarant
declared , was is' tr'as ' congress' ought to go
this Reslon ,
Mr. Perkins thou fnlshelt his specch , and
at ) t concluclcl Senator Morgm . gave notice
that ho Intended to reply to the remarks or
the senator from Indlan ( Turpla ) .
; , After a short executive ses310n the senate
adjourned. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
jUST IIIH TIIU I T1I ,
ElectIon ot 8'tor tu [ \'cleI05 Citn
out Jll IIrlml. I I )
' ASIINGTON , Dec. 19-Somo queston
has arisen as to whether the senators to be
chosen to fill vacancies In the states or Montana -
tann , Washington and Wyoming can be selected -
lected upon the first day the loglslatures
meet , or I the electon wi bo postponed I
until after the prescribed time. The senators I
are to nil terms soon tODegln , while the sit-
ting members' terms are about to oxplre.
; ; Senator Dubois or Idaho has been looking lp
the mater for Rome friends In the west anti
has found that senators selected to fill vacan-
cies must he elected In precIsely the annie
manner as those to fill terms to expire In the I
near tuture. This will prevent the election
of senators to tilt the vacancies until the t
time when the regular senatorial electons I
would occur. Another matter which ho ascer-
tamed In looking up the case was that when t
these senators are elected they wi not dra w
't. Ilales until they uaIify which Is not the t .
case In the election ot senators elcted for
full terms. 'In the latter caS . whether they
; . qualify on tim 4th at March or not ; their
' iay heglns. Idaho was admllCI on July 3.
and the senators elected began drawing their
3 pay from that date Since then a provision t
r hM been Insertel1 In an awroprla\lon , bill I
. . " 'prescribing when senators elected to lilt ' the '
p 'vlcancles shall begindrawipg ! pay- .
' L , ' > . F\v ; tFj Enl'ttT1 ; . : .
, _ , T ' .
Chlcfi ' rtn1"IJt " C1iLr'irot'tho l nJlneerR
' ' , " . " " IrnJO Their Vlow"
'i . * .I" tnlI : I
t\i t -W-BHINGTON , Pec. t9.-An interesting
: 'se3ilon' ' - of ti 1iode committee on labor was I
held today , chhf & rtiur of tIie ' olherhool1 L
t
'
'of Locomotive Engineers and Chief , Cark
of th9 Brotherhood or' Railroad " C6nductor I
! L bolng herd on' the qucllon or' the nnUonal I
arbitration of strikes.
Labor Commlslsoner 'Vrlght's bill for I I
national committee of arbtratf : was read ,
' but I the measure Is not yet In bill term ,
Masns Arthur and Clark reserved their
r opInion on this particular bill until later .
1'hEY leprerenled themselves lS unqualifiedly -
In favor of federal arbitration. Mr. Arthur
sall that his orglnlzaton : would not ven t
c qbJect to compulsory arbitraUon. Mr. Clark'i S
' views were along the same fine at general I
, approval of arbitration. The chiefs agreed I
' / iso that the plan of national Incorporaton
of labor organizations , the Individuals to be
IUJect to removal for vlolenco .or lawless
fl033 . was desrable : so long as the IndivIduals
were not made personally liable for the acts
V of , the organization 'as a whole.
: MORE CUAnGeS AGAIN'r TAVr.On.
Colored UtJlltor or focus Acclnel of lel-
Jl : I'iecei II Jil Ollico.
WASIIINGTO . Dec. 19.-Mdlonal I
charges against C. H , J. Taylor , the colored
recorder of deEds for the District of ColumbIa -
bIa , allegIng ' that ha offered to enter into an
agreement t'o make clerical appoIntments ui n'
his omc and pay money tD W. Eyn : Chas ,
: eior or a local negro Journal to cease the
publicatIon at nUaeln UPOI him , have been ,
flIed with the civil service commIssion. Iti to
the IlaperJ fed hy Chase H. C. Astwood i ,
ex.chalrman of the executive committee at
the Natlnal Democratic Negro league ana 1
n former friend of the rcorder makes a
statement reciing the verbal agreement to
reward the negro editor for abandoning his
newspaper attacks , and concluding the statement -
meat , says ; "Whethar Taylor kept the
t agreement In tote I am unable to state as I
: severed COllCtOI with Taylor and the demo L
ocrato party In consequence at this die LI
reputable manner of IJroceedlngs. "
'
MORTON ON t'OI'UI.IST t"tIJ..tt11S.
' 'Il heath 1 1''IItr Jeturo the Nebrlokn
t IIRtorlclII . "oeltly fox Month
WAShINGTON Dec. 19.-Hecretary Mort : :
wi leave hero about January 6 for a visit in I
Nebraska He Is the president of the Nebraska p.
braska State Historeal : society anI at Its
- , metng January 1i wilt address the y
on "Pioneer I'OPlllt , and Their Finance In I
the Territory of Nebraska In 1855 , 1856 anll
lSC7 , Together With the Results ; a laralel l
flotwoen Past anll Present Fallacies , "
The society has Just ndptcd the name of
"Treo Planters" to take the place at "liii : ifg
Eaters , " as being more eluhlomaUc of the I
! . leollo ? or the state , and I nol eiideevcrn : g
t bring out that appellation as the name for
, Nebr ska. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
, . U.rmAn L'h \ hOI I .rlliletol , -
: WAShINGTON Dcc. 19.-\cccrJln to n
Illort to the State Ilepartment tram UnIte d
States Consul Stephen lt Annaaburg Germany -
many lust year Ilrollueet 4.953.119 tanH of I
\111 troll , 'hleh ) Is "Iho barometer of IHlus-
trI : le , " Germau ul 'te IlrO.Cltl I at 'ully
Ilcrrus ( In thll Iiroiltiction , unit Ilhout1
I nglall Is tea yet II'otuclnl as much "Ig
Irl n lS Germany and France together hlr
output has taken a downward connie . iva r-
: , . rantIng the belief that Germany wi reach
her level In I few ) 'PII and soon alt em
stand selonl to the ( Inked States 1 an
Iron llroducd' . The consul attributes the
' IUCless 01 the Germans to their untring
.rortl to find new nutrleets. -fhe gued 0 r-
gaiiizfllop uf export organizations . tit \ government -
ernment aid through the lepartment goof
Ooililnerce . and , above al , the Intelgence
I wlh ot eurentile success . classes , crown these elorls
.
.
' iir. J1'tLl-X JI.Id lIW.I."XIUJ.
Arcihiishiup Corrigan Wil Ioon I'u' Cilia hi I
. Chiisrgo of ' .
ClluJo a l'erlshi
; , NEW YORK 1ee 19.-nev. Dr. E\ward :
J l Oynu has made a complete recantaton ,
10 Is no longer an apostle of the dotrines
r , , ( or preaching which he brought upu loin a-
4 Bel the ban ot excommunicatIon trm the
Catholic church. '
" 111 * penitential .ealou. which began 10.
ceulbr 23 , 182 , Is over and ) Archbllhop
Corrigan will put him Iu charge of a parish , "
These statements .ere made to a report cc
1) by a friend of Dr. McO'nn. A report
called at Dr. McGiyan'a home In l3enao
hunt and the doctor Bent word thAt he had :
nothing to Bay ,
AUDlOUU \ 1 CLUB BLA1ED
Omcia1 Ibid Responsible for the Fatal
Ending of the List Fight
y EDIcT ON ANDY QWEN'S ' DEATH
Coroner'l .Jnry IIh that There " ' 1NtI -
heeL II : ut 11\111 the Hlnl l'niiiicil-
J.lvlgno ) ltrcly nxulnrlt,1 cf
Ilvlnl Killed 11m.
NEW ORLIVtNS J e 19.-The Audi-
torium t Athletic club management has been
Ilcclared by the ccroner's Jury to have been
tespomlbl for the death or Andy lowen ,
ito t pugilist. Dr. Finney , who was with
Bowen I from the time he went Ilown to his
lmo
Ileath , said that Lavigne's blow bad not
caused Bowen's death. Lavigne , nt the time
he struck the blow was In such a condItion
hat It was questonahle : whether ho could
have h admlnlstelEd to a reasonably veih trained
opponent a blow which would have knocked
that opponent out
The witness said that hail Bowen slipped
and fallen without having been struck at
all and had fallen as he dil In the last
round the result woull have been th ! same.
The wlne.s said he had been informed , that
Hefcree nury hind advised Bowen at the end
01 the seventeenth round to quit , hut that
Bowen had ror"scll to do so. lowen was
noted for his endurance and power of re-
cup ration.
Thera was tome little delay as to the
wordmg ct the verdict 01 the jury , one member -
bar holding out for n scorching detiuncla-
ton of the club management. The \alor
was " Inaly settled bY te following \erdlet :
"That death Is due to n hemorrhage caused
by concuston of the brain ali the Jury
lurthEr finds that there Was neglect on the
Part ot the club In not having the ring
laddcI. , "
Alcrno ) ' ( eneral Cunningham today : fed
a SUIplementl } ! injunction suit against the
'Oympic chub " claiming that the limited
rounl contests arc prlz lights and 11 viola-
ton ot law
. 1.01 t'UISBUnO : 1'UB Gun : .
omaha 8porlsmcI \1 ' . , 4'ohuig lo'\I' to 1
\not 11' I .iI lrjh' a IioiI .
While the attendance was not nearlyso
large lS It cuh to have been or as was
antelpatell , thre was quite I convocation
of . '
prominent 81.ortsmen at Parmalee'8 gun
store lust e\ ' nlng , \ho Iul gathered 10-
gether In the Interests uf Nebraska's game
anti flab . Among lie familiar faces wer
those of George A. iloagiaml. lint vetera
of the hummerlersV. . II. H. lulhe ' , Wii-
'VI-
lam Preston , W' . p Icl"urlale , A. C.
Claln , J. B , Meikie . Louis 1. ' , Ipeder , J.
1. Smeed , Al. C. Pet"I' , 1'reI lontmor-
enc ) ' , Frank S. PI'malce. : S. U. \ ' . : Grlswoll
and ntheri.
\\,1 1IcFarlane was called to thl chair ,
while S. , .
whie G V. Grlsw0111 wan chosen lecre-
tur ' . Mr. ? dcFarhiiioe In I few well chosen
\orlls stated the object of the meeln , the
preservton , prpautlon flood Protecttdu0f
Nebl'aslta's gnm and 13h. ali the devising
oC ways und means to brIng about this dc- '
slrhle end
' 'ht propsltol was Intelgenl ) ' and ex-
haUltvely dlseuls d , Mr. Montmorency
holding that the most Important maier
waD tie devising oC meals to enforce the
preent law or any new one that might he
pacsed hy the Incoming legislature. Mr.
, Prston upprehpmlel that an agitation of
the matter might. through unwlRe and Iwe-
an. Ir-
jUlccd leI - llton , bring about a more un-
favorahle oOllton , . , and . ad.vled cautqn
and ch'cumspeeton In an.thll1 that might
be oiOntie rcalizel the nece.lty of stringent -
gent measureR to prevent the extiticLlon. oC
out guml' , hut urged cu'eCul , can5Id.rton
at every stcp to bi talen. Mr. Cighln ( coln
cldel'wltL' Hie ' yet-i-aii ' opcrhnman , but ,
. tteemcd lmellate and vigorous actIon 1m-
'Ieralve.He ' favored tile well paid game .
wal'den system , the only taiibIc sclulon
to the ( question. . ' ! ' "
AI4. Metdl eTpreSeJ'thelbelcf ' that ' under
the Ilreent condItion of' things that the en-
t iorcomunt' of . the game law bordered \ on the :
.lmp0"llt i , but . he tlolght a state game ;
warden _ wih ( salary attachment that
'o hd _ varrtnt , hIs' . xtlusiv
wotldlvnrrtrt : hls.excluslvQ' attention to .
the dutle1 this would he Imllosel Ipon him ,
and whIch would not require his inlluJg nee
In j sld 1'\ue : to Imlre a upper ( . . & , gaino
warden wlid 'bul exercise vigilance and
pro.ecute to the end all olCeOters , would
mel great things for . N.obrnska's game
and the , future ple sure of legitImate game ,
men. ' < I
men.tr. . Smeed advocated a vigorous , but
\
impartial law , .He is I lover of wIld fowl
hboUng , and ccnsldcrs itu Fad
! u commentary -
tary 01 the wisdom of our law makers that
this class of game . Is totally Ignomd on
our statute hooks. hocks -11 geese , plover
and snIpe were even mql1entted to le-
gitmate Ilrotecton ( thanthe . : chlcice.n . and
( laS cuail.
tu Mr. Hoagland thought there was no cal I
for ' thc' chmnioging of ( hosetns . , but that an
chungnJ the- lawwas highly desIr-
able. p .
Mr. McF'ao-hane WI' pfl the opinion that
tli& prhibiton of the sal , 'lnd shlplnt of ;
game [ were phantasles the Interests ot
certain corpor\tve bodies wen too nlmer-
ous amid too great to render such meaSUNS I
ehtlcaclous. lie thought , however that the 0
raIlroads would cordIally co-opemto with i
the sportsmen on any reasonable and prac-
tcable bnsi.
Mr. Hughes und Mr I.eeer wtere earnest
In their advocacy at new and stringent
law , while Mr. Peters antI rl' . Parmalee
were aggressive In their demnnds for let-
tel nguhttlCa-for . IH'vlslun . ( hat wi I
assure I continuance at the royal sport
Nebraska-'s great prescrve . supples sportsmen - :
men Mr. Peters thought that anything
that was done shoulll only be after the
most mature analyzaton and consideration , ,
and nothing offered that ( would mitigate
ag.iiiist the rights or prerogatives of any
class orcondltion. "
or'condlton
On motion ot Mr. Hughes a commIttee ?
moton commltre
consisting of Me9 rs. J. Bo Melde , B , F .
13. Kenuedy Fred Montmcrency and S. I ) .
Y. Orlswold was appointed tD rtt a new
Atme law , based upon the 11ld game war
den basis , anti submIt the same to a meet :
big at the states slortJ.eu , to be m"d al 1
ParmaleO'1 store one week term Saturda r
night next. :
On melon of Mr. Peters the genlemen
. present were appoInted I committee ot the
whole on attendance for the coming meet
, tag _ _ _ _ _
Homed In time ilium.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. 19.-Tho races
were run off tola ) ' In I pouring miii
Grandee . Monrvia and St. Brndon were
tine cnly flvorl03 to win. Summaries :
First ) race , six furlongs : ( Iramte , 12. :
Can' ( even ) . won ; Miss Fletcher , lOt , itus -
eel (0 ( to 1) ) , second : Irhnalla , lOt , Coady :
(6 ( to 1) ) , thlnl. Time : 1:21. : San Lucas ,
Misty Mor 1111 Ernest also ran ,
Second race , five furlongs , selling : Mon
roviu lOS . Ca'r (2 to 1) ) , won : Sir IeGlnahl ,
I(1 , Shaw (30 to 1 ) second : Norlee , 9S I ,
Chevalier (7 ( to 1 ) thln TIme : 1:11. : ned 1
Bird George F' . Sniith . Hed Light , Chlrle
. QUiCK nll Tapa also rn ,
1'hln race , one mile . sellIng : Alary , 98 I ,
Cochran (7 to 5) ) , won ; Hawthorne , 10 , Curl
( G to 6) ) . second : Carmel , 10 Couly ! (2 ( to 1) ) ] t ,
third 'rlmol ; y:524. : St. Albans also rll
I'ourth race , steeplechase , mile and one
halt Rellnl : St. Brandon , 136. McColough
( : to 4) ) , won ; 1 1 Kenilhg . 1 $ , Hednell 15 (
to 1 ) second ; Ilymarket , 10. Stannar,1 .7i.
to 1) ) , third , 'flm : 33d : % l. General Mlea i.
. DicIt O'MahIey ant J.llwel also rnn.
I"llth race. six furlongs : howard. 10ii I
Cody (15 ( to 1) ) , wen ; ltorinioii , 109 , JoYli
U ( to 3) ) 'seconl1 ; Wandering \ Nun , lW , iihn L-
rlchs (8 to 1thlr.l. ) . Time : 12 ; Adolh
and Murlnet a'so \ ran
l'ngliistto Otrs.
11U.ADEI.PJIA , nec. 19.-George Dixon ,
champion teiithreweighit pugIlIst . and Young
Grifo were matched today to light twenty
live roull before the Seaside AthletIc club ,
Coney Icland emi January 19 for a pure ' \
of $ .0 ' tue winner to take all the mnonei
r" ; IIII 1ec , 19-ack Sieisoner ot St.
Louis and Hiy Donley of San Francisco
bJlh midoiheweights . ( : ught before the J'19- :
time club tonight for I [ , urle of $ O. Dooley
. WUI knoeke out In the twent.second
SAN ATONIO , TeL , Dee . 19.-Chiamplo C
James J. : Cobi1 Irr1'11 her tommight. I\
sa1 ul(111 ( hums r\lhe.1 its highest biolt It
and fl ) 01\ \ now on % \'II Ir < ual ) ' decline ) all
the tight between himself and Fizsimmons
will hI the last great battle In the clot
lie has been olceJ a homo ulll al expenses :
penses If he \1 train here amid he Is cor 1-
IIt1ering the \ prcprslon.
, root o.iUI nt J.lr"nl" , .
IAUAMI1 , Wyo . Dee 19-SIeclal-The (
Laramie . Foot nal'ass claUon was organized
here yesterday. 'fhl following 010er8 were
elected : Otto Gramln , president and mum -
nger ; N. E. Corihel vice president ; L. S. i :
hares. treasurer : \ " . E. howard . seer if4
'tary ' ; Prof. J. F. Soule cuptain . ( 'II Ia -
ml6 eleven wi Ilay , a game wIth the
I'"rt ' D. A. Hussel tem on New Year
day . _ _ _ _ _
i'&i.Lbmgs Zohsu 'on.
hASTINGS Neb . flee , 1.-Sptclnl-WI (
Duel of this city and I : . Smith fro ' :
Lincoln shot a live bird mach for n snot ill
punsfi ut the sun club ( ound ) estera } '
IRfernoon. I . Duer killed ttrt.t\o out at
ff and Smith twenty-seven.
flcsult . At XtOrltAn8. .
NgW On.IMNS , Dee lD-Flrst race , five
furlongs : DominIon ( j to 2) ) won , Pisa ( I to
1) ) second , 1.1 J Wll (15 ( to 1) third. Time :
1:0H : ' . .
O1Serond
Seond race six furlongs : Uennnn (9 ( to
2a ) won lob Iloimnn (1 ( to 2) ) second , Nlc-
argl ! (3 ( ) to ) ) thlnl. Time : hht'j. 1
Thlnl race . Ix Clrlons : T.rn , Jr. (10 to
(0
1 ) won , Dick White (0 ( ! to . ) 'seMmd , Suslo
Anderson ( even ) third. " "lhl : 1:18. I :
Fourth race . liitmuiPnp . six furlongs : " Tata
( i ; to 1) ) won , Frank Oa'le ( i to I ! ) second ,
Irlne Imperial ( j to 1) ) third . Time :
,
1:3 1'-ICI race , six ntH1 one.hnlf futlnJ1 ! : Jar-
"II Old ? (1 ( to 6) ) nOel He\enle (4 ( to 6) ) ran a
denl Oll heat Headlnl ( W , toI , ) ( third , Time :
1:2174. The Ilurse was dlvlncd.
Lcinitotm's ! llll : 3leetiiig.
J.XINGTO : Dec. D.-DWectors of the
Iertuek ) ' association hell I meeting today
a toil Ileclled to give an eight dl ) ' nlnlnl
meeting , heglnnlnl Allrl 26 Seven stalees
wi be offered , ranging from $1,25J to $2,60.
C UI . ) l'lllt < ( 11 I l'nhlcJrlnh
NI \ \ YOIU , Dec. 19.-1't.e Amciica's cUp
conllltee Is consllerlrg .t cablegram tram
J. rll Dlnr\'en. received b ) ' Commodore
Smith toln ) ' . . . -
MRS. O'BRIEN DISAPPEARS.
IIStIIHI Beloves bho . lninmie-Sohd Tickets
for I . " ) 'Ihlcil Entertaliiiiu'mmt.
Some time y'csem-day > ulms Clarn. O'Drlen ,
the wife' of James O'1rln. : one O ( the pa-
trol drivers , who lIves at 810 Syuth Seventeenth -
teenth street , disappeared from her home
nnd no traCe at her can bo f und by her
husband. lie Is of the opinion thnt she
haR become demented , anll this oplnton Is
hared br several of her Intmate neigh-
bors.
She has alwaYf manllested a considerable ,
Intel'cst i In the poor , tumid , I Is' said , has ,
given a good deal of money to them , Dura '
In i ! time Inter part at the month she mwrl '
Rua.led . 1r : Simpson , one oC her ne /h- /
borni . to join her In arranging I benell
entertainment for the poor which slid said
woul1 be Ilven nt lloyd ! s opera house
on December 19 , : II Simpson oonsented
to hell her as much as she could , and
when the ( tickets for the benefit were
printed her name appeared on them. Mrs.
O'Brien was tn superintend the nrrange-
ments m , Two hundred tIckets were sold.
The ' were to 11\1 heen exchanged for
Illcrved seats at the box oiliee , but when
the Ucleet hollers offered them no one at
the ollel'l housl knew anything nhout the
enttrtalnment. Mr floyd stated that some
time ago Mrs. O'Brien spoke to him ahJlt
engaging the house. but no ugreelnent was
made. Mr : Simpson IIreement MrR
0' flrien , hut could not find her Ind then
I was dlscovel'ell that she ioad not been
feen since 10 o'clocl In the mcrnlng. Her
frlerls reject the Idea hunt she Intended
tn commit fraud ! ; they Ray she was
always plcnUfll ' Rlppled with mnney' hy
her huhard and did not nerd to use such
methods to obt11n It I lions been aclmowl-
edged by Mr. O'Brien however , that he
has gl'en his wife man ! tn pay bills and
that later the his have been boresented
to him for collection , although his wife sid
she paid them
O'hio-ien amid his wife' have been married
about a 'ear. For hoth oC them It WUR n
second marHage. Mrs. O'Brlen wm di-
vorcell _ Crom her first husband , whoRe name
waR hashing. She came Cram Creson ( Ion.
Mr. O'Urlen says that he wi refund the
mIme ) ' emi till tickets G SJhl.
flDGE HOLCOMB'S OUTLOOK.
Wi Infurm 111 el Ful ) ' Beoro Taking
. \IY JeellvecUon. .
Judge Holcomb was In the city last night
for I few hourl" on his way to Lincoln ,
where he \1' attend tcday I meeting at
which will be considered methods Cdr the
systematic relc oC the peduile In the drouth I
stricken regions of hoe . I
( state. He wi also
canCer ' vktli Governor Cl'ounse Ol . the work
In hand : to he considered prior to the omo-
Ion-
venton of this legislature. < " "
Judge Holcomb said to I lIce 'reporter
that . so tar lS he hiasrnnIeno { ; 'selett n . Ol
q71Ht
l anyi om , .not c n1 t1to' .aecr ' lat.
He proposes to feel his way1n this neat-
tar , and will rnako.nQ.appolntnlents ! ' Until
he Is abs61uteI 'sIi . Thio'tluties-.devojv-
'l g1on hlinurlngth 1 sslo ' 't taa1egis
' 'Iatu wiIhrorylikeiysd I pqpSr )11AtJ )
hat hI wJ beuuaito\to 'qI ' e Iny ! ap-
pohit\.o 'omce . unt ! , nrt/ kdjoritni r&mt :
Ut Idjo
J nvtllnunake nh ' In " thcndpiInlstra. ; '
ton of any nl IIeSIAO lu"the'ndtlnlstr-
' .
Ile has been fully adlsed in ! the premises
and knows where .ar what chan { cs Ire
most essential tq the publIcsecvice ; \ What
ho wants to get In dillba , bl.c' i 110115 ! ( ; ; compe-
tent men. He II very'retieent ' \ as t ho\ ,
he wi distribute the positions 'at his dis-
posal and dces not ir . any way Indicate
. any Intention of recognizing anybody poll.
"
-
tcal ! . ,
Many applications for positions have
reached him. Th'se he has filed avay and
will keep them till such time as Joe can
give them careful , intelligent consideration.
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lovements ot Seagoing \ 'tllrlDoe. . 10. I
At New
York-Arrlved-Chlcago , from
Newcastle , via Queenstown.
At Glasgow-Arrived-Corean , from Phiia-
delphi , via St. Johns , N F. Phia-
delphia At LIverpool-Arnive-OhIo , from Phia-
At Gibraltar-Arrived-ICron Prinz Fred-
erick 'Vlhelm , from New . York , for Naples -
7ELROICA1'JlIC J3UILF. . /
Theodore Huston , United States consul at
Juarez , Mex. , died yesterday.
The trial at Justice E. DIV'er nt New York
has been postponed until Friday.
Colonel Mal Galtber of Iarrodsburg , Ky' ,
a noted political orator , died yesenday
Mrs. D. T. I3abbitt . widow of the soap man-
utacturer , dIed at Nol York yesterday.
Ex-Shorlf Charles II. Mier at Darkley
county West Virginia , Is short In his accounts -
count 21800.
The National guards , the miiary branch i
at the Sons of Veterans , dhbanded at Chi-
cage yestrday.
The senate committee on rules was In session -
sion yesterday , lint did nothing In regard to 0
the clotul rule .
Fire at time Spring huh celery at Halax
caused a property loss at $00OQO , and throls
4QO men out of wolc .
The trial at Mculells C. Hardee for the
murder of Miss Katherine Kaiser I 1n
progress at Titusvie , I.'la ,
President Greenhut at the Whisky trWt
was In Chicago yesterday conferring will I
lie directors of the conipany
Wi Dews , the negro who Is accused ot
assaulting Poly Dradenhalh at l'lummer-
vllle . Ark. , has been captured.
Six ships ale now overdue at the port of
San ranclsco and I Is feared they hnve
all been lost In time recent storms ( ,
Vice President Stevenson loss gone to
Asheville , N. C. , and ' will net return to :
Walhlngton until alter the holidays.
Vincent W. Brown , n medical student . has :
sued tIn Herln Medical olege of Chlego :
for $5,000 for failure to flU I cnitract .
The executors at the estate Qr Mrl Therea
Fair have brought suit In San FranclscD ' 10 t
, recover $29,632,05 , taxes paid under protest.
Montgomery I , Lewis Is mow Qq trIal 'at ,
Inllependence , 10. charged whim eutmhezzhin ! g
$1,009 pany , from the Lmba d 1uyo8tmjerut.eoi , , . , . -
The Jury In hoe case of PresIilnt Darragl
of the Kansas City Savings Bank and Sate
agree. Deposit company hi still . omit amid u'nohll , to
Stave Adams was iianfeil at' ' Greenvliie 0 ,
halled 'Oreenvlle
Mln . yesterday for thou murder of'Jlm'h'er- :
Ron. Judge Glhert iYjihiaimgesl atoFrjar a
l'olnt for the meourtler
Iolnt mUTler .01 his wife .
An Inn man eupped tp.je Wilam
P. Smih of sUIP. u ly..f'- : .
for n tIme yesterday held abaoiue'tt-ay. In I
the Grand Trunk depot lt South 'Dend : ( bnol .
The arbitrators In hip cjiUIcuIty bewee n
the miners anti 011er. ors \lmculy rAIlsllon ,
0. . district have made al award u't lnllg
the price bald and the sceg.l by the
operators . ' > ' _
A. E. Stlwel hp Htqr/ed fro , Furop e
and reports that , Joe line raised , Jbl money
necessary to build the Kansas Cly , ! Itl-
burg & Gulf road tram Slome Springs . , 'Ark" . ,
to Shrcvelort , I.a.
The Iltshurg augers will meet riday
to decide whether or 10t thy wil strlko :
against the proposed reduction In wage , .
There I. little doubt te ) tln \ ease rhey .
find struggl they . more finsnciaihS able to carry on Ihe ;
Lou and James Wood and Henry- For ti
took a drInk In SaWed Iraskeh's ) saloon at
Anderson , Ind" , yesterday whlok they refuse ,
to pay for. In a row that ( ensiled Lob Woods
was shot through the head and kied , Mr I .
Telgan hid her skul fractured with n brick
and Haslte:1 : wag dangerously hurt with a
blJ : re oue.
.
CARLSLE'I ' JLAN ) CONDEilNED
-A . 'f _
Remedy lrop sod by the Scorotry for a
Sick P1iry - Turned Down ,
VIEWS OF T..ALKER OF MINNEAPOLIS
. _
SPpth
8).l
Stnblty nlf"Sdloly ot Moro 1\110rt"co
' 'II" hihomatleity-hiomy Ito Woul1 ; Amend
the : "tonI1 11nllnl \ys-Cln- , -
tbt Chniilhons " " % " Are 1)hltcrcmmt.
1-
lINNEAIOL1S , Dee 18-Tho Minneapolis
Journl publshes today a 10tabio article on
the currency qnestlon , writen by Mr T. n.
Walker at this ( city . well known as a financier
all one ot the largest lumbermen In the
country ,
Ito takes the ground that the clement ot
stabiiy anti safety In the currency Issues Is
at tar greater censequence ( bait the mater t
elastcity et ; that for any party to tnnct a law
that \oul enable the banks to expand and
contract tub currency at pleasure would bet
1 fatal poltcnl blinder ; that a currency
Issue i based on capital stock at banks ns
secnrly or al the u1sIt ot a portion at time
amount at the curroncyIn greenbacks as In
Mr. Carlsi a's plan , Is entirely unsafe and
would be unable t'o 'weather the perIodical
p anic.
He regards the Canadian banking system
as an unsafe one fcr ths ! country and expresses -
presses the belief that had our banking
Inws i . been Ihnlar to those at Canada
al our banldng Instutons wOuld
have l suspended or failed. There was 10
panic In Canada nor any reason for one.
The prospective redu ton In dules all the
placing of ldmb r on the tree list . that
woumid prObably cnible them to take $2 , OOO- ;
000 of money per year tram this country ,
would not tend to create distrust or pro-
duce a panic among them. On the ontrary' .
I i would Inclease their IJrospects ( In the same
proportIon thnt I reduces ours. When their
'balks ' pas through a panIc lee the one that
swept over this countn' It \\1 oletermimie
letermlno
better their stability and permanency. And
their few large ' wel managed institutions
m mlht not prove . how I sImiar system woUld
stanl with UR. Conditons here arc dlferent
from those In Canada or nmong European
Europan
nations. 011" nea'ly 4,000 national banks
now m existing , \vlth' the other thousand that
would be organized . would constitute . under
an "elastic" capital l stock banking law , nn
exceedingly' unsafe cOII'ercal : system , under
which would develop speculatve , tendencies
with Inflation aoud collapse. "
To issue bills
bils against capital stock that
has h a full line ot depositors ' to protect , which
Is i a sUUclent load wihout any further or
additional demands 'n time annie fund , viui
not be I safe basis to rest on. To go from
the great extreme of reluslng time national
banks the right to Issue currency natonal
amount of time face of the United States
bonds to wipIng oul all securities ( or the
clrcul , ton Is a step too tar In the dlreciooi
of the wild cat currency of earlier 11rec101
That as neither party has heretofore ' ventured -
tured In the tnee at the pojJulstlc 'opposl-
( lou to the natI\1 { banking lw , to authorIze -
Ize a qurrenc , lt greater than. 85 per cent
cUlrency
of time face cL fno goverment hands , it
mattcs It a \ il .llily hazardous move I :
either party Wc atempl to run to the extreme -
treme poslton9cofnlssnlng currency wihout
any direct blple\I ' , ' curlty. - .
10 nd\'cc t t uj ' ineendniOnt 'tothi , na-
( tonal l l btItngjliJmltlg : \ , baomcs " tel Is'uo
50 peloen 10f'IIIHJjrnJtmpalre < .cplal stock
In bids , ' 1
hts securVlby certalnmunlclpal 'hondsl
.at their ' Iaivo1iIa 'wlth I per cent tbe
' held fbr"h' rc \IIr the gqvernnitiit' to' con-
unuif , . ' the . ' P t\toek , ot ' bonds " and ' deote t .
the mbny , \mPI ' / ! ! Ii ' deemlDg tJipm10c , \ { o
oilier purpos I,1thal ) would "better , server the !
. . , . .
public stsOh9 " 1. : .
, To attempt 'o t t , me , , r s.r1 dttiir : I ,
'brd "n'of ' ' payHi d4r annul1' " golI bafaic'tc \ p '
, Plrb'pPrth' , II't nl : y i ye . , un-
; der : , euur tgrhlt1oiienu-qUoum ! awl , throw .11. upon
, . !
tbo" banhiaJthuJusiip'eouUmf"th'e , ' panIinto o ,
. tlih nro " GoldtWould Ye.aciia' premlumr : Thic t ,
banks : , 'biilng ' ! clp"ll ; , rdem their currency -
rency In.Nold fem .tho.act , at the removal' L '
: ! all time , lawful J1D . , or legal tenders " , '
I
, \culdetnso to take Dutdrcultln , ' 1 thy 'i :
h ave refuztd to tie : u' iler'tho '
refued gold :
10 ier'lh'gld reemp-1
tl.orL { section ! 1185. ; at th . , naioum4anUn , . .
i P , . "t _ _ . . . 4- 'j I
HlrLt ( . I ( ! 1ARER. " 1 , I
h
. 0 . o
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" 'ant 'tho ( Tlroo 1)omyis'Orncs , Abolehod-I 0
"
Don't Like tu , tiiIimamoo : I'Imin. ' I
CHICAGO , Dec. 19.'The executive ' com-
mitee or the , Slate lankers\ association has t
decided present a bill to the comlpg session
at the legislature for the abolition or three 0
days' grace . To ( ho annie committee , which
will have charge of , time measure , was also 0
entrlRtell .the . presentation . of another bill
to malt an endorser of- a note or con1nerclal' '
paper eilualy liable with the maler. It had I
been the intention of the members to exprcss
themselves : agailst the Daltmoro currency
plan , but after cOlsldera n It was deemed
Inadvisable for time , executive committee to i
assume to give expression for the entire I
entre
associatIon , though itt was evident the great
majority of Illinois bankers were opposed to i
the plan. _ _ _ _ _ _ '
SMOKED THE BONBONS.
Fire II Gotty's Candy Store Causes 1 Los I
ot Tno ' 1 hOlollll.
Damage to the extent of several hundred
dollars directly by ' fire and to the extent
of perhaps $2,0 lay. bath Ire and smolc
was lone to the nlplances nnd Itocl C
tone Ind
In J. R. Getty's candy and confectonery
store , 117 Douglas ' street ' , last night shortl ,
before I o'clocl . shorty
The fire was confined to the basement
which Is the manufacturing room , ant i
where some finished stock was stored and
the damage to appliances wag wrought here
'On ' the floor above the goods not In casings :
or show cases must have suffered much' '
from smoke as well as the commsiderabh !
stock ct inilhinery goods belonging to I ' rnl , :
. Mitchehi , which occupied the west side at ,
the room.
Mr. Get ) . carried I stacIe valued at $7.0 0
insured at almost bO cent of
It f per its worth In
the Phonix , Queen aJd Firemen compnnles
anll one or two others. Mr. MUcluehi's Itocl Is
wu alsO inmiimred .
Tim building , a I three-story bride . Is thq
property at Smith Bros" , and the loss on :
this cllnot exceed $200.
A spark from the candy furnace Ightn g
on boxes or woodwork near Is suppose Li
to have caused the ihu-e.
cause _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.
Union Vo'.n. I.oglon I nt.rlnlnment.
' An excellent entertainment was given last
'
night by ampmen't No. 121 , Union Vet -
eral Legion .of the Unltell States , In P ter- :
Bon hiahi . The attendance \ was lose and al
seemed to tiio-ddhiy' , enJoy the long prc -
thoi'6ihlY' pr-
gram or musieieftnd ' 500mg. MaJf of the
numbers were veyy' . veil rendered and thQ
Iel'formel werW'cimpeIled to respond td
comlleled
several encore'fliomig , ' ( lie most pleasant
features ofti1 ! 1 jmong were the fane y
dance given byUle dlulhter of the -n4
camtoiimefl ( . " ani , 'tUe sailor's horophime , b y
Master Phoenix. 't'Je music of the \ by ,
was rendered b ' / 1'music ' quintet. Vocal
solos were ' 11'lH' Fred S. .bel. Mos ,
dames Jllthes(11.aiM Green , Misses Loive
all Crndul , mi1l -C . lnIUel" . 1lsses . Gll I.w\
beck sang several comic miommgoi to lois own
hanjn nccolpa\\II\ \ . A cornet solo by
'I. . S. Mole waI1''cl rlcelvell , 11 wag bY
the piano solo v ' , , t l Isabel " .
EItA\i'nImo.sIohroe . f
"I.Jlu'ruu.
I\\ ,
Last evening \ 11 0 o'cloele Mar ) ' I. , Iuryn-
roe was unltd j [ marriage with George I
Eatmln at the sldence at the Irl u'l
brother O. . mtqnmroe , ISiS Chicago street ;
leS Wilt ' ! uler ottteiathmmg . 'fhl
front parlors . .weret handsomely decorated
for the oceatlo"th evergreens , roS all
other flowers , J101meathi them amid In thl
pesence of nenrlY 10 trlends ( of the bride
and groom , the " marriage ceremony was lien
formed ,
The , peaid at' liner was :189 itta MIa.
Idrlns , ulll the groOlnSmnn was Charles
I.oomnis. . Miss , hdflne , J'aatman : was the
flower girl end bro the wedding ring In n
beautiful basltet qf rpuses After the Comm .
elusion was served. ot tit ccle'ol\ wedding SUPlet
lervel.
Mr. and Mra J:3slman will begin house
keeping tmmellat"ly 4t' cn North Se\en ,
teenl1 slreet. , .
Ilullhy Jlu t lave I
Judge ICe4'sv decided , ' the Sherman ! ve.
'
nuts Ilavlng cause ) 'estlrday morning by refusing -
fusing to the W' .
fuslnl p Grant Injuncton asked by 'OS'
'I' Beamalt to restrain the Uoard at Public
Worle8 from awardinG the . contract to Hugh
Murlohmy . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
AU Sure 01 Huccess.
DES MONES , Dec. 19.-Special.-Dis- ( )
cuslon of the 'velnorshlp , , still contnues ,
I
sa till I Is In nowise M Interesting M jumet I
nfer the withdrawal of Mr JnkRo Sev- I
erl nQW candidates have beemi mentioned
but the .tnel of ltO matter Is that no one
ii i s In the field to win nt , I Is . too earl ' .
Beside that , this Is no time to talk of
pltcs In time tnto . At tent three aspir-
lllr-
ants have nlmittetl to your correspontietmit
that Liuy' are stint to ba nominated lonl they
dt etermine to become candidates . I fact ,
t hey have fhown letters that Iro\'e , I. The
way 'In which public men nail 1 > ItclnnR
can offer their services ( ha tnluute nn n11Ir-
a lit stckR Ul ) hL head for honor Is nml-
1 1mg. And not thl least interesting timing
/hout these thre collections of Issurauct1 !
oC support amid success , Is the Ilresencl In
cnch of the three lots of letters oC one from
I certain Indl\11111 01 ! tate reputation
who assures the candidate to whom he II
"rlln ! that he trill support the aspIrant ,
sstmrcti and therefore 10minaton and election are
o
1ONORS FOR MGR. SATOLLI
Ahltnto to lie Made ' " Cnrduiinl-Otiier
Jntli , Ncit.
Events or conlMrnhle Interest trnnRIlrlll
In i Here : meagerly covered by the ills-
patches arc set forth wIth interesting tie-
tlis hy the Homan Times of No\cmher : !
nut ! December I , llrlnte In the English
langungl' l .
Helerrlng to tie Iromoton 01 :1r. Stol
tel to It cardlnate , the Times says : " : Ions.
Satol , the apostolic delegate to the United
States , when nominated n cnrdlnal nt time
next eonsIKtor . wi receive the bcrrelu ,
from I SPecial messenel' . chosen nmon/
the Papal Noble Guards nnd an Ipostolc
ablegnte . who wi Immediately start for
the Unll.1 States.
"Tho In'oSIIOI ; of the berreta will tee
marie In } Jaltrore by Cardinal Gibbon"
Usunihy . when a nunelo . Is ele\ntell to the
carilnaltlni dignity , iota ceremon ) ' of Immi-
[ oRIUOI II llerlormel hy the IlrcKldent or
Ioverelgn oC the coultr ( ) ' where he Is ex-
er lllJI his jurladietlomi. But In the case ot
Mon" Satol , Mr. Cleveland being a Protestant -
estant , and the consltuton Of the United
States not alowing any olclni reconlUon
of I palnl delegate the usual Corm hall
to be ( dlspense < t with , anti the nrchblshop
BalUmore will h1ve to titles the 1)lnce
of the head at imo ( Unlel States govern.
ment In time proceedlngR
"Hev. Father . lalI , secretary of hip apes-
tolc delegation In the United States has
resigned his position In order to enter the
Jesuit order. 11g place will be conferred
to Hey. Dr. hooker vice rector 01
the American eolene In Home , who wIll
probably he the hearer of the enrolltmahitial
cardlnaltnl
herrela to 1ons , Saohii. lie will In this
occasion be created . a uiiomisigmmore "
The TImeR st.s the consistory will 1Je
held I about lie 11110 01 December. Car-
Ilnal Glllons 01 lnltmore Is nnmed as
on ' , of the card InnIs who will ntend. Six
wi nteml.
new cardinals wilt be crealed. Two of them
wi be French , three ialan , and one nn
eastern patriarch , No menton IR malle of
an American for the dignity , anll nil reports -
ports couplnl the horelates of New York
anti St. luul with the red hat are evl-
denl . ' unCoundell. ,
An interesting explanation Is given by the
Times for thc sudden and surprising resl-
nation of Bsholl Matz oC Denver. The
resignaton was tendered about two months
ago , and the reason given for I In Denver
was that the bishop waR weary ot the.re-
, sponslhlty oC the ofhice. The Times says :
" Ions , Matz , hlshcp oC Denver , Colo" , has
been ohled by the propaganda to send In
his resigmmintion. For I long time ho lions
had trouble with several priests of his dio-
cese hut the suspension he lately' Iniiicted
! Inleted
on Father Malotme who waR afterward reinstated -
Instated by Archbishop Chapllele , hal been
the Irlnplpal cause of the propaganda's pru-
ceethings. He was lately ofcred the bishopric -
rio uf St. Cloud , Minn. hut he refused point
blank to change his diocese. For this oils-
obedience he wi now only be hiHhop In
title and < 1Anlt ) , without any jurisdiction .
anti will have to retire In Germnn . his
' native countr ) " . "
Palslng from religious to secular affairs
the Times Ra'R :
"Mr. MoVeoughi the United States embas-
sadol" to Home , has opened lois new hOlse
at the Palazzo Plomllno , In the Quartere
I.udovlsl , on the occnsin of Thanlnglvlng
, dl ) ' ' Ills ' occasl\n heautlul ) ' deco-
ruted. .
Mrs. MCYe/b. assisted hy her
' /
" . . ' ( hid the honors of the
htrmlnr"datlJ.ter. the promInent Ameri-
cans now In Home were present
"itirs. C..D. Ives widow oC the uliatin-
Aulshed sCI,1ptor. anti her famiy , sailed yes-
saied
terday'-Tr m Napies on . thee Steams1111' Fuerst' 4
. ] lismmorck for America. where she will here-
after rtsltie. I IR Mrs. Ives' intention ,
however . to male trequentIslts td Home
dt'lng 'thet , vlnter seasons In .the futur : t
, ' :1I'\YIIo : StorM , the American scutor'l
' ) !
' '
' '
Is 1n Paris on his voy to To'me' to resum'e
) lvdrll In'.11Is' studio ? 'II 'ald' tlrs. ' .ulan °
1StorYJIe ( s"Emma'Eames , ; have , sailed
j for ' 4merlcq ) , on the steamship La sale glo'
from 'Havre : pet Saturday lat. 'tIrs. Story
, Is under an , enAaAement on with ! 1rs. & Grau
' for aeasoh at opera In'the Unlttlf States.
t "At'the AmeriCan church In Via Nazlonalc ,
IHollcton : was toiicen up for thopmferefs ;
( ot. Umeecent , earthQuales.ln lower 'Italy- .
I Is ' noted that the.Jrst . In Homo to
tlkeI ) \ steps In this maleI has been the
'Albtlcfn colony.
" "Mt-s. ' 'Cleveland , the aged mother'ot the
. '
.presldent of" the , Unled States Is at tHe
\lotel des Palmes In Palermo , Intending to
m pass the wlnten In thJt genial climate . , , for
the Improvement of her health
"Mm Clarke one of the lady directors
lof the \"orld's air In Chicago . his arrived
at the Hotel Eden , and wiii remain for
the winter In ltome. wi
"Mr. Charles Summers the wail known
sculptor Is the happy recipient of n newly
horn son Thus lame at the young visitor
Is Clave" . vlslor
11 lIP UJILICAZ's aux XIE LION'S SI.u ;
Jew tIme Voanty Oflicos of South InkotB
Are Ilvld.l.
SIOU FALLS , S. D" , Dec. 19-Speelal ( )
-'hcl' Ire eight olc\s In each county
which pay good money. There
mo/ey. are tCy-two
countes , and of the 41G olces the , follow-
hog distribution ,
dlstrlhuton vu made of them among
the three Iartes It the recent election : :
The otces are treasurers , auditors , registers ,
sherIffs , judges , clerics , attorneys and super-
Intendents. The rllmblcans captured 3t
of them , the populsts 7. amid the democrats
7. The populst ( won 2 Iler ; cent of the
legislature , but got only 18 per cent at the
county othicos. Eleven women were elected [
superintendents at schools as follows : Kate t
11 Smith ( rep. ) , Roberts county ; Cornelin
reI
Corela
Beach ( pop ) . Dennlgton county : Nellie t
louth ( pop. ) , Meade county ; Nele
]
Kemper ( POI ) ) , Lawrence county ; Dar E. ,
Stewart ( rei ) , ) , Judo county ; I.lzzle D.
Laushln ( rep ) , Hughes county : Jennie :
Wcst ( pop ) , Dlvlsun count ) " : Etta tot .
Drew , ( pop. ) , Custer county ; - Ela . . E. ,
Hen'on ( rep. ) , Charles Mix county ; Amy
llrd ( rep. ) , Bule county ; Martha ! J. Tur-
ney ( rep. ) , Aurora county ,
Viemory for an tCshitor ,
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. , Dec. 19.-Special ( ,
-Word was received herq yesterday that L
time supreme cotmrt of this state has revurseJ
( hoe decision of the county court of tub
county ii ) tue case ot IL. J. Davenport
ugulnst It. Buchanan. Time complaint
charged I3uclianan with practically obtain
inig money under fnls pretenses. fla'en-
port Is principal of the Sioux Falls High
eclmool and Ilucimaumamm Is editor of tine poiou-
list paper here ,
Cimomrgoih ivHi , 1'UrjUr7.
CIIAMIII2RLAIN , S. fl. , Dcc. 19.-Specla (
Teiegmam-George ) Lalidon iias been itch
to appear before thou United States gmamit
jury ( or perjury , alleged to have been coin
initted whmile a witimess sri , a land contes
cause.
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Aliotmuent of hJiiitmht Liintis.
H&T LAI-cJ2 , Dec. 10.-TIme Uinali cbm
mnisslonere arrived at Price , Utah , toda r
antI left at once for thq Indian reservatior
to begin allotment of lands ,
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111EV BILK TilE SuPPERS
Oornmision Mon Devising Moans to Wco1
Out Pranilulent Firms.
SAMPLE OF DECEITFUL METhODS
Mmmetm higher timnme Market llgure'os Ithit for
L'rotlttce , niul lion SaIler t.eft Ia thom
Iholo-Ioirgmmies to timtIemmiuot
Leimgiiu Mcotimg. ,
.t mmieeimmg ( of time Onmaiia lmraumchi of the
National League of Commoimmission Merchants
was imeiul Tuesday evemmlng , Every firm In ( lie
l eague Was represented , ammd that includes a
m mmajorlty of time comnniissiomi flrnis tioiimg busi-
i mess in tue city' .
A miicmbcr ciicd ( lie attentiomi of time coma-
i milssirnm muon to tile fnc ( that ( bare were not
l ess than toimr snide comminmissioum finns operat-
log lii Omnaima at tie loresent tlommo. it was
staeil ( hat timise firms made mme hietontlon of
doimig a fair btmsines , bumt were In busimiess
sitmmply for ( lie vtmnuuoso of atylntihimmg country'
mmme'rclmmmlmts amid shippers of produce , Time
parties Comimmecteti with these flrimms have betim
oporatimmg km Onialia for soimme timne , aiitl tvlietm
It gets too warni for titemmi tlmey simmmpiy'
citangu , mmnmnes amul go on the saiumtu
as before. Aiiotimer mthmber stated that
comnplaints were being sent In fromom shmippers
timat ( lucy cotihul moot get their mmmuney' for pro-
duico shipped , anti ( hint seocio comphaimits haul
beemi shown to lawy'ors ammd to ( ho lmoihce , lout
timat uiotimiimg couilii he done i'lthm time oilenil-
era. A circular smit immto tlte coulmmtry by' ouie
of time tmatmdtmlent ( trues was read , siouwimig
that the motimod of operating Is to quote
prices that are way above time muarkot amid In
( lint way iiodtoeo siiipoers to send tliuir pro-
duco. 'OS'hoooi ( lie loroiluce is solti they reflmrim
wheat they see fit or icei ) thou whole Proceeds.
Time circumiar in quostitimi was dated lecemnber
15 , anti tue fohlouvimog are somno of time quootoi-
( ions as compared with those ; oumbhlsioeil fur
( lie samuem day iii The lice ammd ( lie Onmahia
l'ricc Currentt
i'nice
Circular. TIm , . lice. Current.
Turkey's . . . . . . . . . . iz'giao ' Cfi1o alice
Chtic1en . . . . . . . . . ? 6Se 5Tc 4UGo
l cucka , . , , . , , . , , , ShOt' cintc Clhe
Qimooli . . . . . . . . . . . . . Si.u5i2.o' . $ i.23tinl $ i.24l.12
'eni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( 8J'nC 3CJ50
i : gg'i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CtOIo IltJO2oe lie
Cholct Roll litit. ' l 2i0 ill , lC i1915e
t'alr Roth lOut , iThlle ) IO&12c liitilc
Coimoinon hut ilti'tlc tie Shoe
C 'rt'nmery . . . . . . . . 2i2c ; lageac iDiL2c
Potatue' , . . . . . . . . . . Giif65t 5)hiOc )
Tioe Price Current Is cont.rolietl by' ( hoe
coflmtnissiomi imoen amid its quotations give their
idea of time market , WIllie time report Iii Tie
ihee is niade au by a special reporter , tie-
( ailed for ( hint work , who' b.ises iols quota-
titiois on ( hoe sales mmmdcby time cotnmmiission
10000.
10000.Tue
Tue reading of ( lie clrctmlar brougiot on a
long uiiscimssioui of ways amid omieaios for tire-
venting Such immopoattire , but moo concioisiomm
was reached. One firma remarked that it
load been buying eggs of ( lie comnomoitsion
firma that semot out ( lot above quotations , aimd
was paying 15 ccmmts per dozen casio , nmiih
still tue firm asserts that it is receiving 23
cents acid 21 cents for btr eggs.
Time subject was finaily cult short by ( hoe
presentation of time ordOr of busiooesa , amid
( ito subjects to be considered at ( lie amooouoal
momeeting of ( lie leaguio 1mm New York. A fibs-
CUssion of ( hols matter to k up time balance
of time tlnet af tue disposal o ( ( lie mneeting.
It was resolved ( bat. Omaha should have a
full representation at the natiomoal meeting
to be liehol in New York City , in Jammunry , amid
thou following were elected delegate : Alex
itiddeli ci , sv. Butte , E. 2 , II. Woholert , Ii.
G. Stroighit and 12. II. Iiraimch ; ahtermiatos , fl.
II. WhItney uitl J. A. Clark. Several coon-
mission momemm imavo tinnoumnced that ( boy will
atteoid the necebng as sp ctator. ,
Porter Bros. cbinpany was elected , a .memn-
her of the , asocijtbenamid , the se tetary-.an-
nounccd that , there , wore sqvcral other firms
( lint hiatt time mmio4ter imnuier adviseinemit anti
would probably , ppply for mneinbersiiio , bpfore
theanpuijnequmg , , , , , , , . - , t
ANSONlA'Conn. , Dec. 19.-Tue Board of
Education is constantly receiving coneooiuni.
catlons protesting against time recent action
aboliafuing reiigiou's eercites in clty _ schools ,
Time i al Protestant - cJergymnen cimideoooned
thou acior ouitnd y , andpmobiic indignation
is being agitated. The bozrd declares its
willingness to permit teachiers to recite the
Lord's prayer , but objects to ( lou. plipils beimog
forcctlto repeat it.
d'i I .
Should be
S ; : : : Looked Into.
THOROUGH INVESTJOATION
. I ) . REQUESTED.
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A BOLD ASSERTION.
Ever aimice Prof. ICoch startled the 'world
by promising to cure consuonptiooi with the
Koch lymph and lila complete failure to done
no , the people have been' looking for some
discovery which would prove an absolute ,
certain cure for thiat dread diacase. Over a
quarter of a century ago Dr. IL V. Pierce ,
'
chlcfconoult'moeg ploypician to the Imivalida'
Hotel ann ) Surgical Ioiatitutc put in a chains
for a noedicine , which he had discovered
nd uocd , in lila extensive practice , that
'uvoulcliercnincty.ciglitperccnt , ofall cases
ofconsumption when taken in all Its early
stages. Tonic has proved ( lout lois assertion
woo based ooo facts gaimmed front experience.
His "ColdenMedical Discovery"loascurcel
many tliouaniid people in all parts of ( lie
world , nied Dr. Pierce invites till imiterested
to send to him for a free book 'mt'ioiclo gives
the names , addresses and photographs of
many prominent people who have willingly
tctiuocd to the marvelous curative proper.
ties of lobs "Coiden Medical Discovery , "
HO lens also Written a Book of i6o pages eu
"Dscascs ! oftioc Itcaplratom-yOrgauos , "whiicio
trcabo of all Throat , Ilrommcioial amid Jumog
diseases , also Aatlmma amid Catarrim , that will
be iuahled'by ( lie World's Dispcoosary toled.
Ical Association of Iluufalo , N.Y. , on receipt
of nix cents imi stamps , to pay postage.
Consumption , no nmostcvem'ybody kooows ,
is first mnamiifcstcd by feeble vitality , loss
of atremmgtli , eniaclatlon ; then local sylimp.
tonis noon dcvclop , as cong/i , difficult
breathing , or bleeding frommi lungs when
Invcotigatiooa proves that tubercular deposits -
posits leave formed lii the lungs. It Is
earnestly advised that the " Discovery " be
taken early and ( hue latter stages of the
ellseaiec can tuoercby be easily avoided ,
To build imp iolidfiesls ad , sIregTh : alter
the grIp pneumonia , ( " lung fever ' 9 , aX-
lxautIng levers , and other prostratimog dis-
cases It has no equal. It does moot snake
fat ilke cod lIver oil end Its imasy cons-
pouuis , but , solid , wholesonefleth.
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Ji iii1fi1
, . for Infants and Children
r- -
, I castorlalssoweil tocioildren ( hat Cmustorbos
adapted cures Colic , Coastipalion ,
I rocomumiend It sos superior teeny prescription Hour StOmach , fliarrbooa , r.cuuon ,
known to ma" II. it. Amnemorn , II. D , , Kills Worms , gives sleep , ud po'oaiOtea dl
lii SQ Oxford EL , Urooklyo , N. Y. gesttomo ,
'I - _ _ _ Without injurious onexllcatioa. ' ,
"The use of 'Caatarl1a is so universal amid "For several years I have recoonmcrada4
. - it moths sosycii known that it seems a vork your ' Castorla , ' toad shah always continue ti
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5ot 'sspereiogatlomi to endorse it , Few rico ( ho do so as it. haa invariably itroduceJ beUOf1CtI
hut1igenttamilio-s who do ao leep Castonla rusuit.e , "
- 6ltblin : easy coach. " Eowaus F. l'.nno ; 3 ! . P. ,
C.Lntoa l4.miTTX , P. 11. , 5taC ( anal 7LIO Avg. , Now York CIty.
New York Cfty ,
Tire Ccrnn'mi CowrAxr , ' 17 ? zluwul Bmsx'r , Nww YosL CITY.
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* up oflq
ON3
flot1i the iiuethocl fluhil rcsIhltR s'1icr
Syrup of ' Pigs iu thkeil ; it. is iuIennnt
nnd i-tf'u-eihiig to tim taste , nut ! noth
geilti ) ' yeL prohllptly OIl tha Kidlhuye ,
ll\'Cl' flui(1 ( Bos'uIs , cleaiises tiho syuu.
will (2ffcdttlflhty1 tI'lpelK coli'Ie , hid.
bUllIes atitl fuvcr flhlI Church-i habitual
COilStiIfltiOfl ) , i'lil1) of Figt is tlio
Oilly' reihlcIy ( of its kiinl cvor p'o-
'
( Illeed , ) to the thsto and no.
(0)L'i)10 ) ) ) to tini titoiloflell , proihupt in
its itotioit allel truly bciiolIc'ial in its
eItec , 1)reItrel ) : only fi'om the most
ilealtlhy alIti zlgI'oealIo stilisthiices , its
ihlithloxcthIeiit ( Ilialit'leS COlliuliChll it
to ah and lla'O'O ituntmo it. thu most
1)OPtlIitr i'ciuiedy kibowli ,
Syrup of Figs is for sale ll hO
ccitt bottles by all Ieae1ist drug.
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g'hHts. Any reliable druggist Who
llhit not IIa"'C
it Oil hand will pro-
CtlL'O it pl'oilijtly , ) for flIh 01113 wluo
WIHilef ; to try iL Do hot ucccpt any
lithbstittito.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL.
LOUiSVILLE , AT. NEW I'ORX MI
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0. E. C. WEIT'2 IIZIVZ AtID ! At1T TRAEtID
is soitl imnilor vositivo written unnramite-e , by
nntiini-izetl iioflts onhy , to euro Weak hiomorv'
issq of hlriiin anti Nerve j'cower : Lost llmormiiooi
( iolekmiesa ; I'ighitInttses ; Evil lrennm ) : i.nck oi
Coimlitienco ; Nervousness ; Lassitude ; toll lrains ;
Loss of l'twor of thou ( ioiiemtiv , , Orgnuis Itm'oithoetr
sex , caused i'yovor.ex.m'tjon , , Youtiifiml Errtrsor
Ezcostt'o'vo Use oil Tobacco , Opium or Liqtoor ,
wbolciu lands to Misery , Cnnsomnptiiin , Imtsnnitv
mind 1)eiutlo , fly oien'oi , $1. a box ; six forwith
written guarantee to cure or refnmtei mnnn. Wert's
Liner rium cure Hick ] iestlneioo. hbjhioumitness
l.lier Conipliubmit , Scour t-0touiimut'io iystepsia and
i.onatipatlon. uutit.St'rlEl issued ouiy by
Goodman Drug Co. Omaha.
A ) USIiM LN'rs.
' I-t r 'l'hmut'sda3' Ev'g
BOYD'S THEATit
Dec.20
Elaborate iirociuctiomo of Simcrldaim hiouwios'
Immimoiurtal Tragiody iii live diets ,
Virginius
J. EDGAR OWEN as Virginius.
50-PEOPLE Sizjieortoc1 § 0 PFOPLE
, ,
1)3' too ny'
Glvcmm for the Imeomefit , of
The Asociated , , Ilharities ,
U'der thje usp'icoi 6fpbrtt5lca , flidp
' - FL' . of I'
'l'Inlo otNoat % % 'h.im estiu'y mttbriilti' flog
0111cc. Ugaiil 'prices , , , , , . , s. . . .
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BOYD'S DAN'LSULLYI& ' " 1
ANEW PLAY.
i1DAY DEC. 21 ThiJtEI NIclitTS AND
, SAT'L)4.Y MA't'INEFI
Time Favorite Irlslm-Mnem lean ComedIan
pArJ1EL S'JLLY
First ( line in Omaha of ( lie greatest sue
. . .
cess of loIs career
O'Iioi11 Y'ShilltOll , ' , 1J1 C
SlIt : T11i2 MAN.O'-V'Alt trODr.L.
STARTLING - ELECTRICAL - EFFECTS
$ ahe opens Tiouroviay nooriting at the following
prices : First floor , bOo , 75c and 1.O ) ; Linicony.
tOc anti 5c.
EhM ] PIIR.E1I I'UI'VLdL
Telephone 4l
w , . . BURGESS. Manager.
ALL TillS \VIIEIC
This Evening at S:1' :
"THE PROIIIGAL FATHERS' '
MATINEF SATURDAY ,
E1MFIHE1I
-Tel , 1531.-
w. J , BURGESS. Mann ior.
SIX SUNlA1 NlGitT. ) coylMiNOING MATINBE : , .Dec. 28
1lhit 1tVNtI chiieos' (5N HA nTIS ,
A RAILROAD TICKET
ALL. IIiilOiiS.
Matinees Chirlatnoas lie > anti V'ednesiay ,
Conmlng seek , Dec. 30-Floonlgan's flail ,
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E SOFT S1tE
55 Vhcn POll get a
Cheviot Suit Like This
- MdC to Order
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For $13.25 ,
Melton Overcoats
, Per $10.25 , - ;
-Ace-
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All-Wool Pants
For $3.00 ,
You've struck the
CuttoOrdr soft side of bard
times. It's this way : The
tunes arc hard - importers
w'Oiit hliOflCy-SVt2 offer cash
for big lots , and get 30 , 40 , 50
per cent , off-and that goes
to .
you. _ _ _ _
PANTS
PLYMoUTllRu
OVERCOATS e SUITS COMPANY.
j 416 North 16thSt.I
ttlockhultlcra' cieethimg.
0(11cc ( of Lee.Ciarke-Aiodreei4en Hardware
Co. Omaha , Neb. , 1)eo , 7 , 1(31.-Notice iii
Imerbey given (0 ( ( lie stockhiolderos of the Lee-
Ciarke.AnilrtL'5efl hardware comnpammy that
ihttm annuui oneeting of the etockhooiders of
( lie comnpany will lie held at thom oihhce $ of
the said company , 1219 , 1231 and 1223 Ifarney
street , In ( ho city of Omulma , itt thou state of
Nebraska , on Tuesday , January 5 , A. D.
lt9at 3 o'clock p. mn. , for this purptse of
ticottuog a board of directors for the corn-
bonny (0 serVe during ( lie ensuing year , and
to transact such oilier business as may to.
preoiented Ut cuch .
meetlng.1 presldelmt.
U LAB ,
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