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CTY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS I
Iherman Avenue Pa vlng Ooutrno the Text
for Many Plain Words
ClY EI GIEEf.3 ' INDIGNANT COMMENT
L'onileiiiiq , Severely the 10arei or Iublo
% 'lrR n' 10111 II t COlblne tl l'ro-
'cut Illr"t CIIIoUUln-lllur-
luau n'l81Ic"r'l I'I.I , ,
The rnct that n restraining order proda
vented the city council from placing Its ap-
proval or the contract or hugh Murphy for
rcavlng Sherman avenue lat night did not
Ilebar It from enjoying a re4 1 hot selslon over
Iho mater Rll ( hllulgln , : In a Rymposlum or
retl nre and hentell oratory that lasted until
nearly midnight.
. garly In the sesBlon the fireworks were
ignIted her : with the following resoluton by Par-
lesolved , That the chnlrmnn oC the nonrcl
or Iuhlc Worle8 he called Ipon to explain
why the hoard of Iuhlc Work8 li5oheyed
, 1180heyell
the rtIollton nnll orllnlnce of the city
cOlncl directing RaIl ! onlcl to I.rellrt ) and
Iuhlit 11 contract for the paving of I3herbe
,
man aVenue nnd ! Sixteenth Itreet In llvln
. cltrlct No. t.S9 with hugh Murphy nnd ,
Ruhlit ) tile snle ut the next meeting oC
! Ie city counci , leetn ,
EsaBer wantell to hear \Vlnspear's
explnnatons nt the tm ! but Wheeler ob-
jectell and compeled a roll cal on the sus.
pension or the rules. The tlo-thlrl1 vole
necessary to order the rules suspemlell was
obtalnetl by n scratch nnd Mr. Wlnspear was
rccognizel . lie Eahl , In the first III ace , that
It wan somchhlg altogether unprecedentetl
thnt the sergeant.at-nrnis or the council had
been tent out early SUtlny moring to serve
- notc3 on the members of the boarll that the
- final ordlnnnce IH1l been paused. lie hnll
toM Mr. Murphy on Monday mornhl to see
the city attorney and got his contract ready :
and the hoarll would 11ISS on It. 'uesday
was Christmas and he expected to act on the
contract at the regular meeting yesterday ,
afternoon. At that time the notice oC the
restraining order was served , and , oC course
the order oC the court was obeyel Ito adtlel
that Instead or b31ng tre1ed like men wh !
knew something oC their bnslness , the member -
hors or the board had been contnua , y Impor-
tlnel ( anti Intervlewetl In regard to this mal-
tr until It had become n burden.
I NGNfml SCORES TIE DOAnD
City Engineer nose\ater was called upon t
' - 10 tel what he knew about the mutH , and ]
made one or the most vigorous speeches that
. ho ever made before the councIl. I declared
his opinion or the action oC the board In no C
uncertain terms anti plainly stated that there
was n conspiracy on Coat to Prevent honcst
competition and to discrImInate In favor or
bidders who chanced to bi on 11rtcularly
rrlenlliy terms with the members oC the
board.
Mr. nosewator said that while he was I
glad to have an opportunity to express his C
, vIews on the subject hC was reluctant to dose
so because ho would be obliged to call In ,
question some oC the statements that Mr ,
Wllsllear hall made. For a long time hc I
had endeavored to erect a reductIon In the
' prlco or asphalt paving. So tar he hall not t
Af been successful on account or soma extraordinary -
dinary circumstances that seemed to shut off r
al progress In this direction. First among
c these was the powprCnl Influences exerted by
y the Harbor Asphalt company to protec the
g monopoly that It hUll enjoyed. Ht had seen
copies of contracts that had been made between -
tween this monopoly and other cmpanle
both In Omaha and In other cItes , which e
. effectually prevented anything me honest
. . . compettion , The ' J3nrber company hall a
t mopopJy oC , the .Tfl\lllad \ product. and made
mOjopQlY 'WIth tM' ' other companies that
, wished to use It by which these complles :
: could only buy 'n certaIn quantty , and then :
they ) had't buy'lt ' froll' the Barber company
. . The result was n gigantic trust. Outside oC
, these firms with 'which the Barber company
MIl contracts none could bid
nOlt on pavIng bo-
cause they could not obtain the required
r hind oC asphalt. When there was any great
' amounL of Ilavlng to 1m done the companies :
, who wee In the trust got tegether and dl -
vldc the territory to be Paved between them
Then the 11rlces to bo offered were fixed by
- j- . the central company , and they were always
. ' wIthIn a few cents pC cach other , alhough
t' there Was from 75 to HiO per cent proft'
the contracts. , By : thcse means the trust ,
. , had kept UI ) thuG price oC asphalt paving al .
, , though , nlPull ony formed 15 per cent oC
, he 11\lrlal \ , on.y the Price or elone. con
crete , sand and other materIals used had de -
, ' . creased to n considerable cxtcnt. The prleo
of 2.98 per yar1 fQr paving still prevaied
4. when he came Into ofce three years ago , nnd
le had become convinced that the only way
to obtaIn competition was to let In other
4 asplualts. 11ne3 hal been developed In Call I.
Cornia and Venezucla and their product had
been successfully used In Washington , Denver t -
. .
vor , Phladelphhi and numerous other cltle : I.
The result In every case had been to open up h
. competitIon and secure n great reduction In i
the 11rlc oC paving The same thing had
% beel , trl d In Omaha , hut had been contnu-
ally thwarted by the unseen Influences whIch
the , monopoly had been able to exert. I had
: . Inculcated the Idea that no asphalt but the
; Trinidad product was worth anything , and
t . under theo mIsrepresentatons the ( people
had bejn Induced to designate that malerlal
' In ncary ) every Instance Much oC the pavement -
. meat laid by the Barber Company Itself was
f , . land asphalt , noCably that oC Douglas street ,
whIch was one oC the lest pavements In the
: city. Every contract that ( had been let Cor
paving wih the TrinIdad asphaltunu was
asphalum
i ? . , illegal under thin decisions oC the courts , because -
, cause It catered to n trlnt and offered no
OIJortunlty for real competition.
& ITS SECRET
CONSULTATIONS.
Hererrlnc agaIn to the hoard oC I'ubhl C
r'4 ' ( Works , Mr. Hosowator said that It had at-
4 tqlptot to go through a course or lroced
; . uro unparalleled In the history oC the
board Untl this Instance the business or
f the board had begn done openly. In flu ] Is
case I bad Performed its business behind
. : closed doors. I had spent four days In i
. , studyIng how to keep the contract from the
lownt bidder nIl give It to the highest
blddel' It had
- I held secret consultatIon Is
: wlb the highest bidders consulatons g
. In the lowest bidder atl investigating the
. merIts oC the bll , Now the chairman was
- talkIng or rcadvertslng 10 get lower Ihls ,
Had hD not been jetting contracts al the t
- ycar nt prices from l 11 to 20 per cent higher
than Ihls ant why this sudden spasm or
. reform - lIe could mike o'it and award a
. . contract to John Grant at $2.f3 In two hour
but found himself
hlnuel unable to prepare I contract e -
tract wih HUGh Murphy ) al 2,07 In three
duyz , At n meetng In the maor's to
' lie lund ) ofce
assured the mayor that he was ac t-
, lag In good faIth all that the contract weald
. b passed at the meeting Friday . At that
. . lme the speaker ( Out the mayor In J . ti tic
. hearIng or the city attorney and othet
that Mr. Wlnspear was not slncero a1I that
4 when FrlluAy calB I would be found tbat
% 8n Injunction hall been obtained. The c\'enl
proved , hit , truth oC the statcnieuut .
r . Continuing , Mr losowaler dccarcII : that :
for the good or the city th , fact lust be e a-
tablshed that when I man came before the
. hoard with a bill ho should receive fair trea t.
ment , This coull nol be wll ) the board di 5.
crtnlnated betVln , bIdders . Even I low or
bids should bo
jhoul received through n rearlvr-
ULcll'nt the city WOUlll ba the laser by the U .
13ndl oC dollars In the enll , because It would I ;
. - porpuate the combine and again : exclude
. . com tllon. The only way to obtain honest
nUll permanent compctlol % was to open the I
gales and let In 1'1 hunts oC nSIJhal , only : ;
providing thst I Ihoull bo first class and
f that the payemenls laid should he lS gi ) .
190d
t . , IS the boat that lurid enr been laid In the ]
. . 11) ' . . - . Th\ quality or the 11aHment d11 not
on the Ihll or aSllhal1 that wa
, .
on the manner In which I was Ilt i i
In which the
Ilrerenl malaria
cii . I would be a great dote -
tea . I I was alowed to go out
1cor could Ret a job oC Ja\'llg
1 . n partieuular friend ( of II Lee
Works , . and on thIs account
contract 10 go to the IU :
Id 8uf1rlslngly lower thu tee
lore been recrlvll by ti lee
' artors who were In the
rcad'ertlzement. They
e or $ : ! ,07 was too big he .
racial' hnd been tnklnR
2 ; ler cent higher ror
strange that they had :
at thue )1 haul ( been robblnt ea. e
Iresenl , thne. I the Ca : a.
10 Mr Murphy It \ con-I
rom $1O,000 ( ) to SI O.O to.
the a city on the next ten mies or repaving I
that wu done.
OBJCTED TO DEING FLAYED.
In reply Mr. Wlnspenr remarked. that It
looked as though Il was n put up job that he
Ihould come there to hear Mr. Roawater
nay the Bead of Public Works. As Car al
the charge that ho hall not been 80 reluctant
10 aWard contracts to oilier bidders was
concernPl ho "alII that this was perfectly
tri te. This was the frt time In the history
or the city that the board had ( bee asked to
nward n contract whIch alowed : the con-
tractor to designate his own mnterlal Was
It unreasonable to suppose that the board
wOIII naturally hesitate to award a contract
on such terms 10 emphatically Ileniell the
slatment that the board hall Indulged In
slar chamber proceedings ali also declared
that he had no knowledge or intimation or
the restraining order until 2 o'clock 'esler-
day afternoon.
At this paint Wheeler took the floor to say
that , In his opinion , the council had heard all
that It cared to hear on thIs sUhject. howell
straightway accused him or trying to throttle
Creo speech , and intImated that he was
ashnmed to have the real facts come to light.
10 was surprised that any member or the
cClnel should tale such n course.
Wheeler replied that the gentleman was
not moro surprised than soiree or his friends
had been at sonic of hIs actIons sInce he had
been n melber or the council , and that as
Car as he was cneerned , uo bulldozer cOIII
ljr event 111m from exercising those rights
which were given to him by the rules oC the
cOlncl , All that thee special meeting had
been called for was 10 hear n dlsclMlon be.
lween the city engineer and the chairman or
tw noar1 of Public Works , the time oC the
members was being taken with but very l-
te irollt.
Saunders added n little heat to the pyro-
technics when he remarked that , although the
c : ueeecil had Invited an explanation from the
Boar h oC Puble Works , It was his opinion
tht nn explanatIon was more properly In
order from the council. The final ordinance
hall been Introduced on Friday night and
was 11SBed at n special meeting , held the
next day , or which same or the members
were not even notIfied. I any questionable
methods had been Pursued I had been on
behalC of the city council. I was n most
extraordinary proceeding to serve the chair-
man of the hoard with notice or the passage
or the ordinance on Sunday morning , acid ,
then Impugn his motives because ho had :
nct called n special meeting oC the board to :
aPllrO\'e the contract In mId winter , when the
work could not be done until spring. II
City Attorney Connel advised the council , '
thnt It would be wise to respect the order oC i
the court until It was modified or set aside ,
all after some further debate , the whole
matter was dropped , and the council 1110-
ceeded to business
On motion c Parker , the president np- ,
pointe h Councilmen Holmes , nck anti Lgmly
to serve on the special union depot commi-
tee , In plaeo oC Parker , McAndrews and las-
cal , whose terms expire
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WHERE THE RACE DEGAN.
11 * hol : owann on I'ullhrntel : "nle ) ' , Eden I
nlc Uablll.
The audItorium or the Young Men's Chris-
t han association building was filled last night : ,
on thee occasIon oC the lecture given by
Dshop John p. Newman entitled . "One Thol-
sand Miles on Horseback Through the Valley
or the Euphrte the Garden or I den , Daby-
Ion I and Nlmweh. " As the subject Indicates I
the lecture described the valley or the EI-
phrates and the varlols poInts or Interest In t !
It. particularly the three objects mentioned .
As usual , Bishop Newmnn was very InterestIng -
Ing l , and completely held the attention or the ;
audience.
On the west oC the valley , said the bishop , , . ,
are thee children o'f : Ismncl , who have never
becn conquered and roam over the valeys u
nnd the his In quest oC paturago and plunder :
der as free as the breath. I Is said thai
they even compel the sultan to pay tribute
Cor the caravans that pass through the. dos -
ert , ono oC thee strange facts or hlstor . On
the cast lie PersIa and Armenia anti other
or thG orIental countries. Between these two ( I
outln'es are two of the most Camous rivers
cr thee world flowing downward to , theo sea
from n common source- . the Euphrates , caled
the Water of DesIre. 1.800 miles II length ,
f rent 100 to 300 ] yards In width , flowing at :
ice rate oC three kots an hour : the Tigris ,
only 900 miles long , but Car deeper and more ,
r apid. Between thor are some or the richest
pastures on the face ' oC the globe and the '
grand cst and most beautiful scenpry that cn I
bo seen nnywhere. In the springtime ono
can sea there square miles or fowers every
very hue and form In that valley "tho
humnn h race began its race. " "
In the valley live four peoples . Two or
thom aro'Mohammedans , the 'urks and Sar
aeens. For the former DshoplNewman had
only words oC reprohinthon . No.mnttcr what
their condition Is . whether outside civihiza -
ton or In palaces ho terms them savages , , .
Their government Is systeeiiatized
syste itlzc robbery :
from the sultan down te thie"howest pasba ,
ImpoverIshIng i the nation In order that the
otclls may live In luxnry. "Somo oC the
bloodlet annals oC thee tunes are written In
thee Turkish empIre. Eight years ago they :
Invaded i Bulgaria , which ought to bo the
happiest , cuntry In the world. aced left It I
devastated killing the men anti carying the e
beautiful women Into thee harems. Yet b , I
one word oC Old England thee Turldsh empire )
pire would Cal to Illees hike petter's clay. ; :
The bishop positIvely afrmed that the reI , -
ports from Armenia are mit exaggerated :
The Turks have entered the country , slaugh-
toned theo mono assaulted the women , mur-
tiered thee mothers and children and carrie
thee beautlul women off to the harems. "Yet
Christian England. Christian Ittessia Cleric
three Gcrmany , Cheristian Italy Cleristlan
tan Christan , Christan Aus- I
tria leave the power with n wave oC the hand
to , put Tnrloy Olt oC Europe and heave the
right to say to say to Armenia : 'You shea
bo free hike Bulgaria. ' America shal
send thunder over to England. This Is the
easter question , said thee bishop , and he
would solve I by putting Turkey out . makIng -
Ing COlslntnoplo as VenIce used to bo and
by opening the Dosphorus to all vessels. Armenia -
menia Is a bcutCul county wIth men falous
ror poetry oratory , literature. and has the
merchant prlncC oC the world In n M e-
hnmmodan village all Is mth , degradaton ,
crlenlueahity ; lee an Armcnlan .
crlnlnaly 11 village , per.
haps not five miles away , all Is thrift , clear : -
Iness , Lice hayS and girls go singing through It I
thee streets and all thee men and women ar"
gentemen and ) ladles ,
For the Sarneels , who recognize Abraham
as their great ancestor , yet trace their line I -
age back to Sarah , Lice beautiful , the bishop h
hall only words or approbation . They arc ,
Mohammcans because Mohalmed dlscvered
thee old truth that there Is
only ole Got I .
'hey are advanced In civilization und con e
Iwrce ,
Another people are the devil worshipers ,
who once a year worship thee devil In the
shape oC a bras rooster by n bacchanal more
disgraceful and shnmerul than thee In the I
times oC the Greeks '
tmes acid nomans 'fhey ac e
Ire
not alowe,1 , t [ mcnton his 18me , anti theta I ,
that sere time ho wi become Icing or the
world Next to them
are thee Nestorlans who
were oxcnlnnnicatell because they foihowe
folo\ed
Nestorites who did net believe that Mar 'y
_ was thee mother 0' llari
_ ot God. but oC the man
3oaueE "he fourth hranch are the Hebrews : .
20,000 In lumber , the descendants oC anchor it
captIves. Once n. year they getleer around
the lamb oC Ezra out the bank IC the Tigris
nnl\ \ worship him ,
At Iho very connuenco oC thee Tigris act It
ald
Clue Euphrates Is the traditional glrden of
Eden On thD
point oC the penInsula ts an
oh tree hangIng over the water. There Is
a tradition throuGhoul the valley , along Mo.
heaeuneodans Jews nail Cherheetians . that thIs Is
the tree oC life. and I Turkish soldier Is I
Guarding It contnual ) ' , '
Bishop Newman gave , n grphlc descnitetla 'ml '
oC theo city of hhaleyhore . the prod.cl crhlton
brain of Nobucheednezzar ! the muter builde m
or antiquity. 'rhen followed descriptions 0' ;
Nhle\'eh nail thee lujJposed site oC the tow
of Dabel - -
Why does time lew prelient of France r ' _
semblo Dr. Prlce's Cream hlakiceg ralco I'ocvdei ; : -
laklng
lQIde-
llevause ho I" noted for hits etreniie.
\ . na r.rcull 10 rOI,1 'I'k. '
IOnlE , Alu. , Dec. , -Ooorgo A.
l'lerc . who wal ltcl'etar ) ' or lice Planters ,
aced Merchnnll Insurance COlluny and em-
hezlll : & \,0 lire ) 'eur ago , arrived In
UlO nrrlvel 11
this city 1011lY fl'l Abilene , 'ex , He I
made a Itronl 1111t ngaleist ( 'traditon ,
\'urn'lnl the cuss to thee Unied States 11.
prenw courl which decided UJlln t him ,
} 'Ierct gave bond In the sum oC $ , W i
wal released . _ - _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ $
SHout ' lee I'n11 1I ,
COLOHADO 1INGS , Det'Ne vs
was recel\ed today of the death oC MiV. .
1"lee'n Mellon Palmer , wife or General 'i V.
J. 1llllr , JrUllent of the lUo Gram tie
laud Wltern road . The \eal1 occurred Grmle -
SPRNGER EXPLAINS - TIE BILL
Sucoinct Summary of the AmEded Meaaurosa
_ of Secrotar Oarlsle ,
CI ANGE IN PLAN OF SECURING NOTES
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Nntolnl Ranks Not ( :011'01011 : 10 AlOI't
the Ni' " Sfltoin but Cnn Con-
tmiD Unc or then Old If
' 'ho , Wisle .
WAShINGTON , Dec. 28-Hepreseltatvo
Springer gave to an Associated press rl
porter thee following summary Intended as n
popular explanation oC the currency bill as
modied by the late Carlslo nmenllments.
"In the first place said Mr. Springer ,
"t he Carlisle lull proposes n radical change
Inetl ) manner oC curing the bank note
circulaton , 'fhe rapid pa'lelt or the pub-
lie del , the limited Ilmber or bonds no\
outlandlng anti thee further fact that many
or them arc held In trust capacities In this
counlry and as rmanent Investments by
perlons residIng abroad , heave rendered the
Idnd oC security now required ieieprnctlcable.
The Carlisle bi propses for security or
the circulating notes or the national banks
in stead or Unite States bands n guaranty
fund consisting or legal tender notes or cur- .
rency certificates to the amount ir 30 per
cent ot the circulation applied for ; also n
sarely fund to bo raised by n tax of one
Ilal h or 1 per cent per annum upon the cir-
culatng notes unti It reaches 6 per centum
or the whole circulatIon aced .
circulaton , as n Curther Re-
curlty n first len on all thee assets oC thee
lanle aced upon the amount which may b :
realzed by thee double liability feature oC :
the natonal banking law
"Tho guaranty fund oC 30 11er cenlum , the C
as sets In theo bank and the personal liability '
labity
or thee slocleholders can only go to the payment -
ment or the circulating notes oC then bank
which Issues them , but thee 5 per cent guaranty -
anty fund , raised by n tax upon all the cir-
culaton oC Lice country , Is n common fund I
out oC which the notes or any failed bank :
ma ) ' bo paid IC thee guaranty fund , the as -
sets and Personal lIabilities or the stock
h elders are not sufficient. 'rhus on n circu-
laton h or $200,000,000 the present natonal I
bank cIrculation the safey fund would amount
to $10,000.000 and this whole fund would I
bo drawn upon to pay thee notes oC any bank
that Cale . This security Is considered i
alpl by the safest nanclers and banleers I
of the countr ) ' .
"The currency bill os amended does not ] t
compel national banks to enter the new sys-
t ern . They mar continue under the old I
lav w . but I Is thouGht that banking ofclals
wi soon see the advantage oC the new plan e
and adopt it. . " _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
l'1OUngss 0) TI INDIANS.
Hel10rtl rrom thee Vnrloua , Sohooll Estnb-
lallll for Their Education. :
WAShINGTON , Dec. 28.'The annual re-
p orts or the superIntendents of Indian schools :
rocelved at the Interior department indicate C
a growIng Interest taken In education by the
Indians and testy to the good , work nccom-
plshed by these institutions. The superln-
tendent t at Fort 1ojave , Ariz. , says thea t
school has brought about changes In the
dress and customs oC the older Indians who :
Ivo better and who now almost havana :
bly use the white man's dress. The Mojave : S :
lving ' off the reservation are very anxIous :
to be allotted small tracts or hand , Cron { which
hey cannot le driven. There icre bout 1,000 :
or these between Fort 'Mojave , Ariz. , and
Needles who are self-supporting and
wor C
sel-supportng
and \or
Calhruly when money Is In' ' sight. '
Thee future or the Indian race , 'declares tile a
tie
superintendent of Fort-.YunlaX'lnd : is I
school , depnds' on tholrkneWledg : himto :
w ork. 'i'eath him-thee , valuo"of " mathlal"hah.do r
aIlato
a' performed 'b ' , .hlmsol ; and one problem
In I the . way of civilizing Inelansl ISI : ' solved . .
The .1oqul8 In Arizona arc reported a long ] I
way behInd thee Navajoes In their desire to' ' ,
ear money but are IndustrIous and self -
s upporting. ny perseverence and 'kIndness I , '
says Superintendent Goodman , the race an -
'tpathle8 wi slowly be conquered and the
tribe educated to take its place with other
American citizens.
Small pox Is reported In the country adjoining -
joining the Greenville , Cal. , school. , Dange r
to the pupils 19 apprehended and provision :
urged for vaccinating the Indians t the vol L-
le h ) ' .
ey.Some
Some oC the older pupils nt the training
school at 1errys , Cal. . who have alrcJey
received stefilclent literary and Industrial edu
sufclent lerary L-
caton to ear their own hiving , remain at
the school and enjoy government clothing
and subBlstence. Superintendent Dry or
this school protests against the practice or
alowIng I1pls , to spend I practce lwo
months on their reservations . which , he says ,
Is i lkely to undo much or the good work oC
tbo previous ten months.
There Is n gowIng freedom among the
Semlnotes In Florida and they are graduall I
adoptng a better civiiizaton ] . gradualy
Many or the Cheerokees , says Superintend
ent and ActIng Agent Peter , arc so poor the et
they own nelthC plows nor stock to \ tha
their. farms and cultivate
their entIre
cultvnte crop
entre
wih a hoe and , spade. Thee government hns I
never Issued r tons or annuities to them ,
and they are regarded as better off for havIng :
Ing i to rely on themselves. The grcatest
curse among them Is a love for liquor , many
moonshlners and hack doors disposing ot the
whisky manufactured In the mountains to the
Indians.
Superintendent Jacobson , In charge oC the
school at WittenbergVhs. " , recommends the it
small quantities or vegetable seeds bo sent
10 parties In that neighborhood for use next :
spring ns an experiment and an inducemecer et
to the Wlnnebagos to cultivate crops Inste el
or roaming . nL large and killing wolves for f
bounty .
Captain Pratt oC the Carlsle scieo6l l In
Pennsylvanll comments on thee provision tn
the Indian appropriation bill Corblddlng the
ticking oC an Indian chid to n school outside
thee state or territory where the reservatiome
Is I located wihout the consent oC parents
"
"No student has ever entered Carlisle In that
Carlsle
tray , " he asserts , "except then Chlrlchua ;
Apaches , who were transferred as prisoners
oC war. I seems only just , prloaers ,
as the government for the most part Is Ilay-
lag tieD bills I Is In order that moral pres-
Huro. lS the clrcul@taneef varrant , b used
10 place In the IJalhs oC progress the rIsing
geieration or Indians ,
nlraton so that these now on
thee wane oC life may be the last oC ther : race
so far as Ignorance , incapacity' ani
Incapncly ani depend-
enc are concerned. "
At the Unmpton Institute In VirginIa there
are 10 pupIls reported , m sty from the
Oneida Sioux and the Seneca , . New York ,
.
tribes. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
tltp , . hl'i'i Cnly "O"'I'ful " : fuituuutluns.
WASHINGTON , D. C" , Dec. 28-Generah
Scheoflehd line received u ircliminary report
Jrelmlnary
Crone Colonel I.,1vtoll , who' Is makIng u
special Ihvestlton or the Ute InJllns ,
who Ife their rcrer\'nlons In Colorado and
crossed Into Ulah. Colonel Lwton says
the Indians acted aceoruihueg. to tieolr' henbitee
(
unit custom. and ucotlna had Ihelr habll
line thlnllnl Uuey hail a perfect right to do
' 1 need I with ceo hostc Ilrpose whatever ,
'fhey lead I : Idea or Intfnton of troteldiceg
thee white . - troublnJ
whie peaIll. nnd according to COlonEl
I.awlon. the oldest and best . residents. DC
Ihe country thus Innocent ) InvallM teever
nlrr
have had any uepprehueeesion or trouble. Col.
ouch Iwton : acids I that lice numher or In.
dIane and , their slocl hens been greatly- .
nggerated. and that they are now returning
10 their reservation as 11dly us the Severity !
verity or the wnlhr permits ,
Irl'II" , I If In"oln i SwlnI.'r. .
\ ASIINGTON , Dec 28-Arslstant See-
retary Hamln has issued u circular to cus
tOl9 colectors directing that unless 1
shall appear by ths Invoice heIdi or lading
ant manIC.t or ether satisfactory evidence
that merchullse arriving 11 the Umeited
States and l'elullh:1 : In general order \tie.
out eX111Iutol or appraisement Wll when
thee Ihll18 were 100111\ \ ot the foreign 110rt
detnp , for Immedtate exportation from' the
United StatN' , no cXIrtuton Ihlrtot rhnl
be IItrmlted exefpt under entry rr wal'e-
house neil exportation In bunch 1n'l ' op-
nratseueecnt made as ' In stecle ,
Ilralleltnt mudI l1cvldrd 11ch c.sel
'fhls onler Is inteceeleel
Intellle.1 to meet eases where
parties : nport goods fJrCVIUlly Iml.rlt.1 . In
order to avoid Ilenal e for under\aIU"I'1
n.II1 I 1'1t 10 Cr"u"1 ror a 1. Ilhh'f
WASHINGTON , Dre. 2.-Th State dc-
parlment Is under no apprehension as to
results ot threatened congressional ! Inqulr
Pete the case of nndhlln , who has com-
phalnel through the press or his treutmelt
ut the hands oC Utehted Statex ' ' ' '
Unled Blate' Mlnlth'r 1':1-
roll lat Consbsnhinopie. 1 II I'olntfd out
that the mon'C own slatemrntl put him II I
fl1041 euuivocal position. Lie ' , he
IDot eQuvoca "Dsilon. le says hal 1 :
took out n HusAlan pnsort nt Untoum In
orcr to trn'el In 'i'terkey . To 110 So he
must have U & t oath that he WaS I Hus
Ilnn citlzenyt H waA I lec81nr ) ' 11rlm-
inpa ecry to hi" UklnA out I United States
PM8110r to Iwenr that he was nn American
el tizeec. Fnllcr the clrcumstnnceA It Is
Anhl Mllhltef .T 're'eli's heAlnnc ' to Issue I
luRsllort Wf 'houghl ) ' just ! lell. AsIde
from this consideration . however thee TurkIsh -
hiad lt government hOI reCuscI\ persistently to
1111t thee right oC Turkish subjects , who
expatrlnte tln\rI ! to return to Turkey .
nlll a8 our ehwueuprenee , court In the ese
or the wnouprme law hens nlrmed
than e uebsohtcte' r.ht o n nation to exchlie
' class or . ' , thea
nn y iieions from its territory the
United States would leem to leave little
g round on which to icrotest.
ST\'ISj. CS.t . ) von : IMl'OUTS.
101lnlia { . : a(1 ( ' hlA Country In JII'nrtao
hocus to thee Contieeneet.
W"SINGTO , Dec. 28.-United Slates
Consul Lathrop nt Bristol , England , has Cur-
cei shed 10 Secretary Morton some Interesting
tnbes , showing \ first the corn importing
coultrlt oC Europe , from which It appears
that eight countries Imported I I I turlng the fis.a
cal t year last past , over 131,000,000 bushels
oC corn. OC this amount the United King.
dent toolc over 70,000,000 , and Germany nearly
33.000,000 : : bushels ; France took 10,500,000 , and
1oInd and Auslrln-lungry each took
G , OOOOO ; Belgium took nearly , OOOoO. and
Denmnrk and Switzerland nearly 1,7OOOO
bushels each. Next , tables Ihowln the
Imports or th United Ilnglom , German ,
Prance antI Holland , mend Crom what eoun-
Irles they supplied Ihemselves. Thee bulk
oC theo corn Ilportcd Inlo the United King'i
dom comes rrom Houtanla anti tieO United
Slates , beet theo United States , Canada mend
Turkey , In thee order named , are drawn upon
to make t net oho-Courth oC lice supply for
the United Kingdom. Nearly hal or that
Imporlel } into Germany comes from the
Unied States and this country , with Hou-
mnnla , supplies nearly rour.ffhs or Ger-
many's total Imports. HUMIa and Bulgaria
ulso contribute a fair proportion to the Ger-
mnn supply . America furnishes not more
than n fifth oC thee I relch supply , almost the
whole oC the rour.nUhs being made UII from
Uoumanla , nlssln anti Turkey , In thee order
named. In supplyIng holland , America Is
slght ) . In thee lead , with noumanla n close '
ecotiel All these statements arc based
upon the figures . for the last fiscal year ,
which In nearly every case allows n mlrked
advance over thee year previous. Ono or the '
Centures shown by' theeso tables or slecal Interest -
terest to our own falners Is , that whlo Ar.
gentno has been 11 Importaut factor In thee
Interatonal I wheat market , her export oC ;
corn to European countries leave fallen ol
g reatly. They aggregated nearly 11,000,000 C
bushels In 1893 , and less than 2,000,000 In
1894.
1894.I with occasion surprise to some to know
that the Ito kingdom oC Houmanln Cur-
nlshe the principal corn importing countrle I
of Europe mare than the United States Hou-
mania suppled 48,000,000 bushels , and the C
Unied States 46,000,000 bushels or that cereal I
Cor European consumption In the year 18tH.
STAN lY ' 'IE TlMTY.
, \uslrln Clnhns This I'rovonts Discnimuhtia' '
tel ( igecicust Her teguir.
WASHINGTON , Dec. 28-lr. Von Hengle-
muler , thee nw , Austrnlan minister who has I
just j arrIved if'lenna } \ , was seen today by
a represental\a 'o thee Associated press con-
corning the rOIJr ! that Austria would Col-
low 1 thee courbo' Germany , first In protestIng -
Ing i , ; alnst t0 merlcal tariff on sugars , ,
and then InIT t llatng ! against the producl t
of ths ! country. lice minister gave the frs ]
Interview i had yc'htjt-heiun In thIs country. "The t
Austrian govnt'ht hens not , up to'ihe present -
ent tml.1sald ) : Mr. Van hlenglencnhlurr .
"taken any ; ep9 on the AmerIcan tariff . ,
The relations 'ltbHhe United States have aiwa -
w ays ben niastdoardhal. antI 'I leave , no doubt '
they will reeruhn ( so by a eatsractory or-
rangement oh tlsugar / duties. The treaty - ,
letwee } lsfWt''lnd ' this country contains u
t hee .moSLfal'olCtIlatlOn lause ' '
tie YOPet ' 1 tO . , assuring' I
e ! ch . c , n r ! , , ho , ,1lgher o.r d.lgc.rlmt : :
n ating. dlt ; cAn. I bet Impowt" , tial ate
p laced 'on ' 5btr lu , , r" , . ' . :
> P it .ti " .olut.l
At'the thti 1I1Iteaty , 'was made Austria
was paying"htLbatsuet : . on . 'sugar. ' The bounty LP
sys\em \ ai beefl 'In4o(2rat.on ' for yenrscr
) ! o(2rat.on
slnco thee \ inutrywas , In' its Infancy , and
the treaty usy'was , most favored naton
clause was ! with Cul , r cognition of the
bounty system In Anstrla.
"The Austrian bohenties are grtualy being
low l red as Ih1 ' sugar lteustry becomes more
selr-supportng ) and before long the' 'ntre
bounty system. will be' done away witie But ,
the course ,0f , Alstrla , In paying bountes i S
cntrely an' Internal , enatter . In no way con
cerning othe countrIes. So far "
other. "as outside
countries aJ/f / , 'coeccerped. : , its regulation nre
governed by vlstn treaties , and In the case
or the Unied ( , States , the treaty , was made
with the bounties Inexlstenee. :
Mr. Von Henglemuler was asked ns to
the effect or' thee Altercn : tariff In Austrhzc
"Thero less apt beentmo to feel the effect
oC the new tariff , " he replIed . "but , the McKinley : -
Kinley law hnd. a srious effect on our iii -
dustres ! Th sugaf Industry of Aceatnld Is i
very great , _ rind It will undoubtedly bo : iti -
Cected Iy tle' Increased Amerldan duty if-
sugar. lint the fixing oC tariff rotes , high or
how Is an Internal ; question for the Unli ll
States to : determine. and theo only concern of
Austria Is to fee that It Is not singled but
for higher duties than those allowed to iSst
favored nations. " -
natons.
. 'OlESTUY CONUmS CONVENES.
Consllora io Pror.olr : \nllo luring the
_ 'not Yceer
,
WASHINGTON , Dec. 28.-The thirteenth
annual session 'ot ' the
American Forestry ns-
soclaton began ' lucre today at the Department
oC Agrlculure There was a smal attend 1-
once at the opening session and
.ess , after a
brief meeting the , convention took a recess u '
and about a dozen oC the lember went t 0
the white house and were Introduced to the
president by the secretory or state The
report oC pror. Fernow , chairman or the ex-
ecutve committee or the association , was
read I 18 cald that there has been an
Increase or Interest In forestry maters durIng -
hag the past year as Instanced by meetings
In Albany , Brooklyn and lhe Whie meetngs
talns , at which steps were taken looking toI I
the preservation or easter forests , Thee I
most oC the advance
made during the year
wan In the passing or thee McRae forestry
leiii . This bill , tics report says , was not ,
altogether sathsfacjory , but was a considerable -
ble step forwzii u , and the association would
continue to push what has become known as
thee Paddock bill . which looks to thee control
or tile forests hy' I-special coenneisslon. The
Ienae bill has passe the hOlse , but not
tics Bonule and I was decide to make
strenuous efforts to secure a favorable action
In thee senate , " . . ncton
Treasurer Fllllr submitted a report show.
Ing n balance of $2rJG7 on hand as a current
anti pcrmsnen ntunU. The election oC 0111.
tiers was held' ( hll rernocn , ' and thee tip-
'F1 ) n1 , . '
Jolntment oC .1) 'Newell- this city eta
secretary was ttojinly ] change made.
Thee , anoelatan " htd a ' ! meetng with
the National : tunegrapheicci 1 socIety at the
Nathaniel mU8eUnl' lonlght. Secretary or
Afrlculure M rtoh , . as the president oC the
Forestry acsoefe1Sirei .o , , made a ahort address ,
( ( \ " INUI S't 'N ' 'hl.I ' _ _ U.UJVIII H.
1
'
Goverlllnt O'iitciedis Not " .rrlecI Over lien
I"bll" Tux Ceet' .
WASIIINGTOaDec. " , .
28.-Assistant At-
ASINGTo A.
torney Generall \ll \ \ncy \ has ' fed In the dls-
Inlet supreme c.ely ' ' a demurrer to lice complaint -
plaint of John 10. Moor against Commls.
choicer Miller f1t1cinternai revenue bureau ,
In which he 'ad"tor al 'njuncton restrain-
lag : the latJer frol1 coleetng the Income tax
aUlhorlzed iy fho , new tariff . The demurrr
Is very bflf { nnrnerhl In its terms , set.
ting forth hlt nn\ cQmphfnlnt has not made
such n aset 9' entItles hIm In any court or
equity tp.the relIef sought . At tics request
Dr Mr. Whiney Ole CaB la set for hearing
on Januarr I. i The case Is attracting little
attention , alnong IIOVernlent olclals , many
oC whom txprer thee ' opinion that thee complainant -
plainant has absolutely no case . ThlY ala
ba levee tie plaintiff will nl I impossible to
ralae Ihe : enltulonal ( q eJlons In the pre > -
cnt crocediccg , because an injunction II not
the prol1 remedy In such a car , and ( Is , In $
fact , ep cur ! Irohlbled by the Revised
Statutes.
51atut0. J _
1""rlmtlll"llh I , I anllll u ,
WASHINGTON , Dec. 8.-The secretary
of the navy has prepared I letter reprl-
mati4tng Captain Clara or the Cincinnati
Cor not b'ing lt his 1''tt when thaI vessel
was pOHBln" ! Fneutoa ; 10cl ( Inst fail and
shuck b.thO
WItL \ BE hARD TO BEAT TillS
Rcgulntions for the Return of Chinese
Laborers Who Go Back to the Crient
WUST RETURN bY PORT or DEPARTURE
Ccruncato Olvon Thom COltall' Ni Ho.
Icrll.ton or thl I'nrty-Thl h Kept
In Chic Cohiecioi'A Ofllee to Iclrn-
tly the Jotnrllul ( : clost bets
-
WAShINGTON , lec , 2S.-The reguntolis )
Cor the admission or Chinese ) alorers , ns pro-
\'Idell for by Lice recent treaty between this
country and China , leave ben completed b )
the secretary ) ' or thee treasury. Under the
regulatons n Chinese laborer who has resided
alli registered ice the United States and de-
I carted therefrom rend who may leave n law-
fUl wife , chlhl or parent Ice thIs cOlnlr ) ' , or
P rohe.rty' thereIn ot the 'llle of $ ,000 , or
Ilebts or n like amonnt due hIm , will bo per-
mited 10 return , IlrovldC that before cle-
partnro ho deposits with thee commissIoner oC
cusloms or the district In which ho lives n
certnc.lto oC registration train the heeternueI
tonal revenue colector and n full description
or his ram I ) property or debts . The papers
i dlest be
mlst le nccolnpanlCl by three photographs
or the laborer and this statement submltcil
b ) hhnl IC found to bo correct , wi bo cert-
ned b ) the collector oC customs The paPers ,
wih thee certificates , are to b transmited
to t thee collector or
colector customs or the port from
which the Chlneso person Is to depart , anti
who must return to thee country by theo way
or lice Ilort oC his departure. The certified
description or the Chinaman will bo flied In
ice t ofce or the collector aL the port or exit
as n nieana or idecetiflcation. The relur to
Ice United States mlt b wihin one ) 'ear or
departure c unless sickness or olher disability
Ilreventa , In which event the facts are required )
quIred to be certified by thee Chinese consul
at the port Crom whIch thc Chinese person
may depart for thee United Stales , A certificate -
certn-
cnte wi be Issuell to the laborer on his Ile-
Iarture , which wi not contain n descripton
oC the person to whom Issued , beet which will
I eCer to the Identfcaton paper by nueeebers.
papr
This will obviate thee :
wil sale or cxchango or
certificates aced render the Identfcaton oC
the returning Chinese more cerlaln. The
collector at the port oC exit : wi b required
to transmit to the Treasury deprtmen t
weeldy reports ot the Chlneso leaving their
respective ports , gIving the name , local resl-
denco and occupton or such iermons The
collectors will also be required to cancel al
certificates or Tctnrlug Chinese and to Cor-
ward Lice same to the treasury where the C
records are to be kept on me , as especially
provided for the purpose. The certificates to C
bo Issued will be serially numbercd and Issued -
sued by the department to collectors on requisition -
quisiton thereror. an account being kept In
cache Instance , and collectors will ba required L
to exercise unusunl care In all matters per-
Jer-
talnlug to the Issuance , cancelaton and re-
turn to the department oC such certificates. .
lISTOHICI , SOCIETY JOVns.
interesting I'lpora loHI cut the Closing
.
r8"01.
ASHINGTON , Dee 28.-The American
Historicai . 'association concluded Its meeting
to < ny. Papers were read by Prof. Harold
D. Ilazeltino of Drown "
Hazeltno unIversity on "Ap-
peals front Rhoda Island Courts to the King
In Council ; " Prof. Frank G. Dates or C ' rlel
on " .rthetde ? , Island and the Import , or 181 ; "
ProC : , Arlhur M. llowry - oC Harvard on
"Thu Constitutional COltroversy In nhodl
Island In' 1841 ; " Prof. Samuel D. Inre lng'
br Harvard on "Party Struggles Over Penn '
sylvania Copstitution . 176 to 1790 : " S. M.
Sene" dC Lnn aBter , Pa. , on "The Languag ,
Manners and History of'tiie Peectisy1Vaht '
I'enhsvahl'
'
'flerneanal" . pror. James A. Wigus or the
Oilo"State unlvrslt on " 'Tho Evoltetion' OC
Tvnshlp Gorninent In Ohio ; Evolaton' . A.
b 'hln or the University 'r Michigan on :
"Tho Hlto'nlor of "Vestern Posts by the
British After 1783 : " , Wllaln E. 'CUrtis 01 r
thIs city on""Exlstng Autographs' Chrls- ,
,
topher CoitencbusY' :
. . . At the Folk Lre society meetng paper C '
were read " "by nev. J. Owen 'Dorsoy ' on t
"Kfap Folk Lore : " Caplnln John O. .
Udurke oC the ' Third United States cavalry
on "Mexican Coldng and Mexican Foods ; "
Captain Dourle's paper was specialy Inter-
estng \ gave many details concerning
Mexican customs and manners.
Tics AmeriCan SocIety oC Church History
also conclndell Its meeting today. A paper
01 "Pitihhip Scieoft" Was read hy Dr. George
P. Flshcr ,
1 oC Yale universiy and one on C
, "Prof. namsey's Christianity In the nomnn
Eml1lre" by Dr. anlkner.
tnntl Ordord to tile WORt 'heciieet.
(
SIUNGTON , Dee . : -The Atlanta hen 8
dropped ( lawn from Norfolk ' . Halpton
Hoads. Admiral Meade , commanding the
North Atlantic Itoton , has been ' ceotiliec :1 :
that the ship Is ready for sezi. anti lea ci
been instructed to send her on n cruise In
the \Vent Indies. She will relieve the Columbia -
lumbia , and the latter vessel wi be or , -
dered' b01e from Jamaica . to bo dockcd
Staml ) I on Lice sun--palnt It on thee moon
-tho superiority or Di' Price's Cream flak
Ing Powder.
. a
J1.l2tJ'l . .1 CO.UI'LETE hP'IdL'JJ .
Little Loft hut luau Suite , to the Sluter , 10. , ' ,
COICprIM ,
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 22.-'ho Peat Dspatch
this afternoon fays : 'l'ho recent fail I-
ures oC the CItzens Stock bank and Savings
bank of Shater Mo . In the opinion or n wel
known St. LOlis bankel' who spent two
days at that Illace investigating theIr con
citon , Is cue to mlsmanngement. The earn
m'thodl which Ala , the Little Hock
bunker , used In wrecking the Arlmnsls In-
Httuton which he was conneeh'd wih , the
export say's , were employed nt Sinter. ' 1le
Citizens Stock bunk was ornnlzld In 187
!
with I clpltnl stock or $10,0. it had (
I
Hl1plus ot $ lLoo ; . lK liabilities. UM appears 1
from an Invcstaton , are $ ; < ,0. The CaRh
ire the } sank was $1,10 ls god assets cvili .
In the opinIon ot expertH. teat exceed $ A0O0.
'l'he Su \ ' 111 inceek was cctnu'tecl In 1886 critIc a
capital or $50,0 anti Its RUlllul given out
,1 l $15,0 When 11cc < 011 weru clolll In
Intclpalon or I lun , cutter the fUspCulon ot
theo Stocle bank , Ihere wal $ i6 In its c'nuits.
VIUIR.
HI liabIlities ar ( ' more than $11,0 w I II
Iuhl , and ot " thll alount $13,00 II repol'te
"conlnuoul" Iluller ) , or paper on which the
bank reulzo,1 need made no account In its
reports or on its bool'H Is
'Ihe St. 1,0u1H expert , who , on behalf or a
Now York COITel1On < ent , visited Slutel' . Is
or the opinIon that ieeocet of thcis mocecy cracs
host lee eieectliatiorc. Tue ceiuiguiccr acirueleesion
lea neade that Lice board of directors has ceot
exeecninech ehtiet'r institeetioce toe' over ii. year.
Casieler Lynn of the Seeviregs iank lees not
racuticed. hi's 2ltit year , It i not cieargeej hunt
eitieer ice or Cushier Field icrcclited by lice
faiicere , ice they are wltieotet uuconoy' Cr iror-
erty' ,
. , As ( a as gouc be learned Azerres. Brown
& Co. , ownerce ot thee ihiutcr Miihiueg corn-
hand , 'it ' livery stOhic , and also enguuged in
thee feeding at cattie , were iura'y borrow-
ens Ironc the Httviccgce bank. nail it Is' said
ticeir Putper , uetnouteticcg to dOOO , Is carrlsul
hey the institution ieee cueshe. One of use Stock
l.ituck's iuiggcict ehelctor $ is ii , cattle feeeier
Cr Sheeter named Eubtnks , svieo hooted a
$ ioooo busicueces by Its aid , Wash paper wets
heececdiee , it is claimed , hey hsottc bunks. Where
it was pececesary to realize ( 'asic it was thee
custom to get thee acc'ocneeeuelatioui icote of a
reccitlecet of Sister. send it tee hit. loUls , Kccn-
uos City or Clcicxugo , svitie ileo bacelt's en-
dorsemnent , rend get it diecouueteei. ¶ I'ieis ueys.
tern was followed hey hectIc lecenkee to keep
opece Ilceir doors long utter theey vere
wrecked , No crineinni leroceciures leave betue
begun , but ties St. Louis expert iii of thee
opinion hunt lice oillcieeica of both bauckee will
be orrecete'd efler me , nenrcc tlcoroecgic exam-
leeatlorc of thee eciTairea. None of' thee oiilchzeiee
heav& been guhity of speculation. flee St.
L-.ous ! expert say's. but resonteti to "Allis"
methods in order to ccc'ert cc eliseeteter ,
, S
fl'.y firrasLril for Clubbing is l'ostoilhce.
ChICAGO , Dee. 28-Iryleeg Lean , a boy
in knickerbockerce1 was arrested on alight-
beg trouue U. trulci ire ( Yleiceego today ofc thee
cicarge of robbing the lostoiileo at iel Ieocne ,
F'uiton , % 'iis , Wteen ierraigceeel in court hue
eccknowledsed hits guilt , and steded that
icia aentuition lee to ereeulate 11111 Dalton and
head a band of desperadoes. Tice boy was
heacedueui over to thee federal authorities. lie
secured rio moucey ice lice letters which lee
rifled , _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _
itt iIzly-Tivu lie l'iuey. Wshi.
Rev. . T. P. l'leiliipee , M. A. . an lCpiscopah
clergymccue of Hyde l'ark , ClclctegO , wheo huas I
been viceltinir hIs sheeter , leErs. A , Mont.
rnorency4 made Thea flee a pleasamet call yes.
terday , Mr. Phillips is cc. flute st.evlmen 01
well iereserred rnanieood , anul , alespite ide
age , 1 years1 Is yet a fond lover of ecU pcut
a ced heecclthefcet atheletic sports , eeeeeialhy tice
g oed ccItt Rnglisle gaceco at cricket , na his
p articipatIon icc several excithieg gaeues deer-
lut g the Iet sternuecer necephy' attest , A ceo-
lub t lcerebhe feature nbouet the gceetietuaee's clny-
i ng wets the fact theat Ida score was eeeeecdi
b etter than thu nut3orhty of the young nIhP
Ic I des engngcti in the caine games , mcccii it cs'ces
c ritIc a jeistlilable inide theret hue spoke of lute
S tue'priteiuig sleowing. Iutr. I'icihiips Is enelehe
m ore tlerete an orehleene'y' ennui. generally' ,
l et'hceg a coihegee Professor as cveli as cc. mm.
i ster cited a. geeetieenrne
of canny most esL
t mncaisie qualities ,
hlJZ.tJti ) ( iN TI1I N.i1'tII. _ ( ' .
, h uelcn ifchceteffr Ltuebneuocee , ihieei'eht ' tic 1Ceily
to ir.ccek Fvc ,
CIIICAC1O , Dec. 28.-Jnlte Scheaefter iemeeilett
whecec lie cvcts sheowue 1'es' ( Intact Itapiths ice.
tg trvleV of yesterday' . " 'liy , I never mug-
g estoti tice idea. ot ciencuging or nleohlshcieug
l ice fourteen-inch balk hiatt game , " ceccid. ice ,
' 'aeey' cecore thena I eteggesteti thee tdcet. of
c heanglueg lice atraiglet rail guide to eight-
i cechc balk line , ot thee oigiet-incic balk lute
t o tourteect-tnche balk flue ; any enoro thence I
s eeggestecl the itlen of bnericcg thee etucehcor tee
t ho latter gacn ( ' . It was then iceeblie anti hirces
te t . iuuct uleeccee cctliai ccli of tie ee' cii cc eegt's foe' the ,
e .cttson thent Lice ehcuceeett of heck euttc'reet ecu
l argely' ieeto ccii of these gaunes titat tleey'
tleey'l
c encceei to lii ? cocetests of skill , \\'heeecu'er
a ny expert cvue leceky' u ecotlghc to eceecero lice
( 'oc ( 'teti eositluce Ice any of theet' gnecees tiec
c Ofltst vets luractlettlly' over , if thee four.
th t outed-inch baihe hiuee gelenec lea eeow helceycel
h ens reccehced thee enune uetage uteect otethived
l Ice teseftehceetee , neul thee hctcbiic wncct to see
c omae , eu-ow gaunt' , 1 macdepose we cr111 be coccI-
I ceiled to subunit to thee inevitable , 1 thoce't
waect 1'cs or necy ueee eIe to theieck ( heat I
C Ud trying to cietceige thee gaccee. ' '
\\'Ieorc u-eked ucbuect I'eee' clceehiecego to ; ilct
c usheioee cat'oeuece , Scierueffer saidz't'l
c vheeee ivos ct-as intro thee otheet' clay' hue
a greed to eccueke a trip to Cahifoi'eeicc. ueceul gite -
oxicileitioucs lender i'etrkee"s ceeetuecegorneeei ,
abel thee latter letes nirt'uithy cetcele some eec-
gngeeeceects. I thiiclc we hetut better petty
theesu games bforo tnlkheeg nbotct cucy' fter-
fleet' nentchees. ives know's we'll lee cact get cc :
c ceatcde with cue at aecy' timece , "
iOLl.O1it ) I'LIJNOEIL Uil.tNNAN'S I.EAI )
Sceec Ernuccieco' , , , Teuiieet I'reefltie ( ) ceco by
l'itcyiieg t lieu iioy h'oucuh'r's I icuiexi' ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. 28.-Joekoy"Soeep"
l'erkiues ne'rlved yesterday acId today roclc C
tiercu cvi cud ctg eecocu cc t ec. Icetoe'est I cc thc C
cecatehe between \'heitestocee uced l'escntiou .
for $2,500 a u'Ithu was intense. W'leitestoeec C
ct'ns thee favorite at 1 to 2 , critIc l'esceuhor at -
7 to 5. Thea Pair raced togetheer to the ,
theree-quarter pole , wlccee Pescreihor , e'iehehcti
by' Clcoeme , fell , need Wicitestone wuee , Ciecc C
cctici Dick Boheact cc'ere lice otheci' winueiccg -
favorites. Steneeeetcnies :
First race , lIre anal n littlE' feee'iocugs , sell. .
iceg : Joheettey Pay-ice , li ) , Cocie'ceee ( to I '
cvon' ' ; l'rleeeneetla , l0 , Cicorec ( I to 5) ) , secrnet
Qteecei ilet' ' , lOu , Coatly' (2'A ( ' to 1) ) , tlcirti. Tiecece : :
1:17.'hcite : Cloteei , Mushy riced Vivace altec I
steel ,
Second race , five feerlotuge , 2-yenr.oldme : C
Circe , Ices , t'erklees ( I to 5) ) , cc'on : heel ) , Vigor
ut , Coviccgtoet (2 ( to 1) ) , ceeconul ; I ineeford , hoe
It , Isocee (1 ( to 1) ) . theit'el , 'riueiet 1:16. : Loteghe-
cececre need Exheeiueiecct ) colt uclso rate.
Tielrtl race' , t'tbottt six feerlomegee , selling : .
Draw Scott , 107 , Carr (8 to 5) , woce ; Reel
Olcue , IOu ; . Cleorti (7 ( to 5) , eccoecci ; Scue 1.eeic C
Roy' , 102 , huh (10 to 1) ) , thIrd. 'rime : 1:22 : , '
Gold Dtist , Mouroc'itc , Mcejor unit also race.
Fouc-thc c-tate , oeee mile , . neatchc race , $2,5 )
a. SIde : \Vleitestotce , 101 , i'ec'kiucs ( I to 2) )
cvoee ; l'eeeendor , 101 , ( 'leorn (7 to 5) ) , cce oued :
Ticei : 1:51. :
1'lflic race , six fceriongs , sehileeg : Dick The. .
ican ii , l'erkintu (3 ( to 5) ) , won ; Quiet , 109 ,
Cochran (7 ( to 10 , eeecoued ; Sate Ltccecs , 101
Coatly' (5' ( ) to 1) ) . ticird , 'I'leccu : 1:2il : , Nc ;
oticeres eetn.
'l'Iee Spreclcels handicap , thee biggest race C
of thee year 0cc theC Pacille coast , whit Cu C
rtefl tomorrow , mccl me. btg crjcvU cviii erabre'jhy
cieo tice ertcclc hearses strttggle for thee $10OeJI ;
iet'Ize. Tie Keectuchey' mutable will cuerilcuc r L
eete'c'eeg' bitt for it ccltie Lissaclc , Jitee Fioo ( 1
anti Itajor IticL.auglehice , tell three of wheich e
cs'iil start. 'l'iee track is icc c'ery' bath coceeji' .
( Ion. and vitdc thee lighet weights carried iley
thee 2-yeae'-ohelea it is cocuuldered a suce'e thciew :
for edo of Clcinn's youngsters , The pi'ob. :
able starters will be :
house W'oiglut , Jioran Welgict .
\'assal . . . . , , , , , , . , . , . 523 alaJor McLauglelice , . ' S 9
Cndmua . . . . . . . . . . . . , ' . 123 lIt' . ' .tittgic . . . , . , , , . , ii
Cinweciorne . . . . . . . . . . 115 CCtarrnlon . . . . . . . . . . . . cc
( ecienu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . In quauudre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C I
jMVedalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ceo cc'cigitton . . . . . . . . . . . . it 2
Wiltlwood . . . . . . . . . . . 11 : e.l Norte . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5
XIssack ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ao cleete excer . ' : . . . . . . . . 10
Jim 1'ioed . . . . . . .
.e-a ' ' ] &et'ecchts'nt Now" 'Orloacce.
Nhil\V. ORLEANS , Dec. 23-Rigleteentl c
day of lice Ce'esceeet , City Jackcy chuhe't 3
neeeieegVcatleer cold amid cheae' ; trncl Ic
fair. Results :
1"irst race , six ( cue-longs : Elbee-on (4 ( to 1 )
won , Merritt (2 to 1) ) ceecoeRl , Satietet (3 ( to 1 )
third. Time : 1lrt. :
'Second retce , sehhiceg , six aced a hualt fttr
longs : Miss l'eehflns (7 ( to 1) watt , Younc ;
Arjore (2 ( to 5) . secoecd , Denver (20 ( to 1) ) third
TUne : 1:12cA. :
l3hirti. . race , selling , Six tterloecgs : Ueech a
Lujce (7 ( to 2) ) won , Iaseucwrty ( I to 1) ) rtecoeee.h ,
then Wilson (6 ( to 1) ) third. Tiune : 1:16 : ,
'
1'oturtie race , selling , oeee tulle : liurrel' : S
lhltict'(4 ( t& 5) WO. John 'Dtcnn (5 ( to 2) ) eec
abel , ' Uncle' Frank (15 tO 1) thcird. Ticece ;
l:1. :
l:1..It'ifthc race , five frerlonga : Johnny Icichlal e
( : Lo 5) won , Norecean (4 to 1) ) second , IJucIc
ayo(9 ( to 2) ) thehrd. Time1t12 : _ : ½ ,
'Corlgcn ; vtii rt : Lottie lucy Iieatrhct.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dcc , 23.-Thee dispute ] Ii
fm4m Loteisrille'wicicle stated ticat Hd Con -
rian leach engaged tweeety-foter tnhls a t
Churcheihl Dowees for Ida strieeg of e'ncer
created considerable interest neecong heors
men heee'e , na It was feared Corrlgnn Wa
about to deuutxrt San Fracecisco , Mr. Cacti
gate , heowetrer , stnis ticat ho leccee no inteic
tion of heaving hhaec Frrtrccinco , rca leo cocislti
era it a. good nIece to winter , lie will Izee
icis horses here teretil March. wheen ( heel' Wi
be sent to Ithemiciee for thn spring cant
paigce. H ( lens ecegagph thee stalls n !
Chue-cielll Downs for settee hoc-sea at ieres
ent at llawtlcornea and for some yearling a
Crone his ( arm at Mithvay' , Ky.
Veetorje Foot Drill , % ioucleellouu , ,
A meeting of tiee Western Iceterstote Foe
flail association will he Iechd at tlee Midiaee
itotel today , ticce association comprising the
teams from , thee ! State universities of Ne .
lernskre , Iotvct , Kucnscta anti Mhuuuotmni , Ole
representative from cache team will be urea ,
ent. 'I'lco btccelns wlhl b thee arranging o
a schiethecbe of games for scext year , tIc
awarding of thee lseeenault ivoct this seceso : i
and Icericreps a enodiflcetiore of tdeec recline. Wi , .
11. hirenuicer of lice luwcc university team ar ' .
rived last evening and is at thee Deilone ,
( , jalekhy Jlecoe'errtl thee Title.
BALTIMORE , Dec. 2&-Joepii ( lccnte , thee
colored highetwelghet cheuunpioue of the south ,
cviio c'as beaten by l'aui Johnceute , lice
ICangac'oO , hens regained ( Ice litle The
Kuccegaron was beaten Icy Joieue Costs in teuc
rotteedua W'edneueday ceigiet. heist teiglet Gems
beat Cuotte , 'rIce light lasted ten rotcnths and
Costs was terribly puecisiceel ,
Zuulghaer ice Lice Jiilt'ac Teceeme ,
SAN JOSE , Dec. 28.-Otto oigler , jr , , lens
beranee cc. tececniier of tice J'nlcon team anti
will receive IL salary' of 30O icer nioceth , Tiuc
contract hua.9 bade signed , anti ice ucheoeet ieee
clay's Otheel' mecucdeere of thee teacee cviii ucrrlvu
franc thee , e'nsL and go ice tceticeictg luee'e , Ire
April /.elgiee' cviii start wituc thee tCacu east.
Jrlehuueeceuc Vct cc JizciI.ulJuienolut. )
BOSTON , lice. 28-Frauclt hirieu'ley , thee
cleampioce baretuceeee'ehgdut or lrehtcued , add Joe
Elms , ono of tint cleverest iigietwelgicts lie
New Englutnci , fleet ret lIce Crib cleeb rooms
hetore ( e.c ) people ( or ma. tsvehve.routeei bout ,
wheicic reseeltoei icc a draw , hie'ierley cyces a
dlsteppointunecet . , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pine Shetiteiluug at ( baceutleunate ,
OSICALOOSA , Ta , , lice , 2'i.-'l'ictc third day
of 41cc shcooticeg torurmercmnecit cries ii. success.
Thee Cccrver.Mareletcli match cries thee cheief
attraction , Carver cvoee , kiliiuug 91 birch , :
Mne'ccieciii , 02' jtruperiecuru reck's , Hoover wuce
over ciulighetly' , Cr to 11 , JcegIIaht rules , icheeglc ,
hsarrei ,
Si ii I I Cole 1'hia I I ems Ic'ci ii ,
RACINF1 , Wus. , Dcc , 28.-Pleuiieea , lIce stal.
lion , owned Icy J , I , Case , died best celgiet.
I'Ieahlas lead u , record of 2:13 : % . ha got cast
iue lets ecluil. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
l'riet hug hJuuacs Cicinhelcuing.
AKILON , 0. , Dee. 28-It icc stated lucre
hIatt theere is a lu'oject on toot to coueeteine
miii of that large prlccting icouses of thee couce
try. If lice dccii is oresumruurcted many
millions of doihare will liii irevolvech , thee
maccoy counlueg slot only from tici couniry ,
but ( tone 1iurahue. Thee ltetorceatioce conees
front one of tice ihirectorca of tics eneecnnceeth
Wernher printing concerns ot this city , lie
uituteui heat thee matter vouieI hui fuhcy dies-
cuasetl at thee anectual meeting of ticeVernier
company to be ieelch at Chicago dterireg tdce
early part of Jaeeuac'y ,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry fo
Pitoher' Caitorla.
Children Cry'ioc
Pitcher's Cagtoria
EAST OIA1li1 LICIIThD UP
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a
P lant of' the Monithr Third Plaster Ooinany
Totally Destroyca by riro.
L OSS IS UNDER TWENTY THOUSAND
S everal Auijoinlecg lteelliilccg Saved bf
tutu 1'ork of ibm Coucepanices
ftouuc ( hcecechece - Nuenber of t'hieshj
Iteircupti anti foote licorcheeci.
Last ceigiet , lice plant cci the MonItor lhara %
h 'laster eonepaeey' Ice East Ottealea was corn.
h ihetely elcatroycti by fire , Two ocetbuiltl-
i ngs belonging to thee Martict & Morrissey
MneeelIacturhueg coicepany were also coecscceneel
a nd several cottages icc thee eeeigheborhuooet
Wore eecore or less scorched. The hieiihelinga of
t ice liiater coenpany' w crc valeueei at Il2,000
l ice Insecracece on crhicie was $ C.500 , while
t hee elestrtectioec of thee stock aecd eeiaciehucery
will add several theotcsaeuis ncore to theo toss ,
Thee loss on tlce other bteildlcegs and urop.
erty' will ho hc's tieace $2,000 ,
At abotet 11 , o'clock Jack Chardceer , thee
wntcicuelaec of thee Carter \'icite Lead works ,
e coticed a shceet of fiaueee Inerstlceg froca thee
crest side of tieo eccalce bueiidiueg near thee
ciciceceecy. lie notified thee Acnertcaee listriet
Telegraphc coleepatly' , whc ide teerhetl in thee
ahareuc to thee lire departenent. fleet wheen
l ease compteucy' No. C arrived oci thee seccee half
ic htoccr hater tint fire lcrccl coeceieletccsl its cvorlc.
' l'lee bceiielluegs were beereeccd to the groteccet accet
( Ice two ste'eaucesehclche vere iecceeecehicttely
ttereced oei t ere of cisc ocely' icc qcceccchclueg thee
bienceiucg eceebers tececl icc ptcttlceg oeet snictii
fiacecea thuat were play'hecg ott thee roofs of
ueeigicborieeg cottages hose cocecheaucy No. S
nc'rlveeh a few mleeeetes hater aced also tureceel
two atreacees oue thco lire ,
'rite lire starteti ice the ceeahcc building , near
thee fturecace roottu. It bunted very rapiiiy ,
anti soon tice entire bicilelhecg vees ice fiaeeces.
No water , cs'icntec'er , coechel be therowet on then
buciielieug. Sparks liotv eepoce lice othhe , ecorthi.
c vest , acuei it woe sooce enveloped ire fences.
Sceuco of lice icystanelers ruaheeti in and saved
Lice books aced soeece of thee furtcltuere. Meaee.
wheiie a hecel , stored critic eteachcieuery , nuetl cc
boric , belonglccg to the Mcertiee & Mornissoy
raccccractecrhccg conepatey , to lice sotutlecast ,
lead also critegict out lire , anti in a short tieces
were bureeeel to thce groeuccd. Ttvo cars of
coal , belotegiceg to G , L. ( loreecan , and vahueti
at $125 , head also caecghct fire. Thee roofs of
two cottages , one on-teed by A. K.'alla , aced
lice otlcer by' Martite & Mornissey Maccube.
Leering coeelpaec ) ' , riced occeupieth by 'IV. eic-
Laceghellee Steed \\'tll Morrocoo , were ablaze ,
but by theis thutce tite fire departcctent arriveti
need thee blaze was extingtcisicod. Tiee feer-
ucittere In tlco icoteses hcaei been eeuecoved , aced
thee loss wat nhceiost solely on thee buihuhiecgs ,
cuclefly frocee cvater ,
For soueeo tune it was feareti theat the Car.
tar 'iVhcito Load works , s'iciclc 'are directly-
thee 'ecorthe , neighet catche lire from flylueg
sparks , as the winti was blowiceg froen then
soteticcvest , Thce wiced was sect atroceg enough ,
heonever , anti thee dsccger was sooui least , Ties
sleeps of thee Martin & Morrissey' Macetefac.
Leering coeecheatey are to the soectlceast , but
thee walls are covereel critic sleect iron , so
( heat tieey cvere ceever ice daeeger.
It Is impossible to tell lice catese or lIce
lire. It started ceear thee fccrnaco rootee , oc-
cordiueg to thea accoccuets of several spectators.
'ricere wets was a lire icc thee furnace at , tics
tune , but it metal heave beeec very hoer , as no
work was clone in the builcihceg alter 12 o'clock
yesterday.
Tice coenpany occupied two buildings. Thea
nenin building was 50x120 feet , anti was of
wood , except Lice furnace roocce at lice north
end. It was two stories in heeight at then
etortht end anti ticree storIes at thee oeetht
end ; . In it was the ezecachetnery. for encckiceg.
plaster and adamamet , , The stock coeeeprlsctt
a large quneetity of sand , lcalr and other
articles. Just 'wictet Lice velcro of theis was e
aced also of thea flnieeheoei product
couid not ba learned , as tint president , manager -
ager and debt owner , A. K. Walia , is out of
town. TIee'1neiih cc'ae riot doing mnuche work of
hate , only occe man belceg eenployed , but. 'ur"
beg thee sdeeceener thee employes numbered
olgiet or ton. TInt ofilco was a scnaih , 00fle-
story building ,
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M15 , ' Ii aAFreeT'
Ivy Poisoning
Eight Years of Suffering
Porl'oct Cure by Hood's Sarsuptirlfl *
"C. I. hood &Co , , Loweih , Mast. ;
" Dear Sirs tWo t Icavo tried hooch'S Sarsapa.
cilia need dreel It to ho nil yoee claim for it. iIy
wito was itoisotced by ivy whelm a young w'oneate ,
'teed fur eight years was troubled every seasoa
Hood'st& : Cures
with the hrcakieeg ouct and tarribho itching and
i'ceretlteg ' , I tieoueghit hers was ccc hatl a case as
aicyocco ever head. Shin was let Lids thimtresaiug
cotcehitioce every year cmlii heo begatc to tales
ilootl' Sarsaptenhlha , whcichi hc's ' effected a leer.
( cot ceeru , without leaving mcy scars , anti ales
heas hiatt
hiattNo
No Sign of the Poison Sinco.
Sue is s'iehi eecuh lecarty , I leave ticked loath's
Sarstpaniiia : teller thee ge ip celtIc good results , aced
leOvo ulesu ) 11iyeee it to our toctr cheihehren. Wo are
till picture's ' of uCerfeet health aced owe it to
Hood's flcersceptlrilia. " J. C. VlteualAx : , Vutce.
claila Illinois. a
N. 'hi. ' it yoec decide to take hood's ' Sccrcsant.
nbiia do ecot Ins iecctuccd to buy ceucy oilier icctux.td ,
- - -r
Hood's Pills are hececed made , and Icerfec $ r"
Ice pruporUon anti uheuicaratcce. 25. per box.
BAILEY THE DENTIST
ielticrTctsoiei.ow -
DenHsrj
IN OlAhlA.
Full Set 01 Teeth , $5Varrantc1 ; \ to Fit
'recIte extracted anti pen In eacuuce eituy. ( bid anti
l'lcetcauc Mioy I"mietnvee , lit Hilton hlltied IL
i'curu Goid , * ' ; ( bid Cruwics , * 4 co t3trek : turiAlgI
'i'cclhc , hOC et etiotiu. Plccest su'rk , always. a
i'lccor l'axeQu eerie. , 10(11 ( centi Fiereeauuu , Tel. 10
LAIV
' ' ' ! 'lics etsuusiecrdt % 'or
'EE' flUL t ) ices ttoieuiuel of
ltlC ( Ilii. ,
hey Hon. Thomas B. Becd ,
Ex.Spcatcer hiotceca , of ltt'preec.'eei.ctit'eN.
.5 , cca'rosaitf to ollireul act i3 10fJei , Co1/i.
concord I luau. ccciii ccci . - - - '
airgtuuul&ct ccte'etitega , 1'rie1 711 ceuafs.
Per mis by all bookesc'hienl. OF mulled tire rceict5
eel price 1)1 ItANI ) . McUMl & VuL'L , , ,
IfS atti 1C Atleene Cl. , ( 'iihcauio ,
htockiieuiaiers' , Meotiuig ,
omco of ! Lee.Chctrke-Alcthreaesen hlardwas
Co. Omalume , Neb. , lice. 7. l89-NOtiOC $ is
hcerley given to thee stockholders ul tIme Lee.
Clarke-A uedrees'cc hardware cosrupeny that
thee atenuui meetIng of lieu stockleoltlers of
the comnpucay cviii be ieei'l ' ut thee olhiCCci of
thee raid company. 1219. 121 tend 1223 lfurney
street , in thee city of Ocnrehce , irt the elsIe of
Nebraska , on ' 1 ucesday , January 8 , A. I ) .
ibIs , ed , 3 o'clock i' . ccc. , tar tltu purpeso of
eleetieect ft board of directors for lIeu coca-
party to serve during lice ecesuing year , earl
to transact such otieer busireeu 55 may b *
presented at ceucic cneetiluif.
Attest ; II. .1. LEE , President.
Y. M , OLAHI3. Sucr4larYj