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-L Et.t Finally OomllotQs , the PurchD ! of
the Prison OOltrntrs Property
COLONEL RUSSELL RUNNING THINGS
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Ic.I"'r" the fn'c'r""r 1111 Jnlrll of
1'lhll' I.IIII nl.1 111lhll" I uf '
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I l I tl r , ' .ilu 11 % geItI I t.
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LNC'OTN , An ! 20.-SpHlnl.-rx-Con. ( )
tractor W. II. Oorgan has got hb "arrAnt
for $33 , OS.9O. The \It act In the tmnslel
of the jirun IIJpcrty and Mutract from
Dorgan to thc tale was 'or.EtIInhi1atet1 tiin
afternoon whcl the sccretal'\ of Ilae signed
the , 'cul.her :111 State Auditor Moor1 drew
the "ananl 'he closing 111 of the deal was
brought about through all Isreement be-
tween the plain tl hanks II 11nols and
Dorgan. Senral wcek a"o thcie banks ,
through the cbtrlct court of I.ancater
N county. secured a temporary InJuneton restraining -
straining Auditor Moore froln drawing and
Doran from receiving the warrant. The
bank uho applied for a receiver for Dorgan
Wileft the case C:11 an 10 be -le.d the
Injunction dls50lvell nnll nn appeal taken
t the tlrNne ' court. Today a Ilpnlaton
Ilunlfslng the cao was tee wih the clerk ,
uf the Ilhtrlct court and a copy of the same
with the cleric af the SllJrrmo conrt.
'jbh , euts Doran's connecton With the
Nebraska penitentiary and clears up one por-
ton of the mnddle In \ hleh the affairs of
the peultcntary ! have been walowlug ever
since the adjournment of the legislature.
> ' 'f ere Is , however , a deal of trouble sliced ,
and trouble , too , quite It(1' to cause both
the attorney general and the land cotlmls-
loner a bad quarter of an hour apiece.
Of the entire Hoard of Public Lands : and
Buidings these two are the aggressive ones.
The other members , Messrs. Piper and Bart-
Icy , appear ! inclined to let Hussel and
Churchill go ahead and run the penitentiary
alalrs to snit themselves . I the actions
and words of Husel are to he taken a In-
dlatve of anything , he Is able to carry the
whole land unassisted. Last week he lIeI
sonal1 "fired" Ed Coleman , night turnley.
and Z. T. White , one of the guards , Ilaytnl
the balance of their wages "ant of his own I
pocket " lie then informed Coleman that
be must get right out of the penitentiary
or the hoard of Publc Lane3 and Buildings
would charge him for every mel of vluals
he consumed thereafter. loth of these men
V are appointees of Governor Holcomb. I Is
r argued around the capitol that Hussel has
Just as much authority to discharge Warlen
I.elelgh , an appointee of the governor's , as
he has to bun other appointees. Men.
Ienhers In good standing or the republican
party , ami fall constitutional lawyers. say
the clause In the new law giving the Hoard
of Public I.mls and Buildings authority to
' "manae" the penitentiary did not conCer
upon Hussel the right to discharge anyone
whom he saw fit. However , the board will
proceell on the :5th Inst. to re-Iet the con-
tract.
The new board of irrigation consisting of
Governor Holcomb , Attorney General
Churchill and Land Commissioner Iussel ,
held a meeting today at the board rooms.
ThE object of the meeting was to determine
the rules of adjudication of water rights for
. ' the future. The members adoptee a series
oC resolutions npon this subject The first
water shell that will he taken under con-
sideraton will be the Republican valley , a11
tljis It Is said. will be reached about the
first week In September. Then will likely
follow the Platte , North Platte , I.up and
Nhobrara In the order named
General Colby and Mayor Fechet have
gone to Hastings to make final arrangement
t for the encampment of the National Guards
next month. Colonel lulls has appolntell
. Sergeant Clark , company 1 , Second regiment ,
to be sergeant major.
" . .lnl n UI 1.1'1"1.1-1 sono'I. "
, Lincoln l'nlc'c'mllc' Thln " lum
' . In * 1st' ' . 'o1 h 4e'tilt.
LINCOLN . Au , 20-Speclal.-layor ( )
Graham has scz fIt to lay off City DetectIve
L1ngdon and Ofcer Fushla for fifteen days
. . 'without jay. The mayor intimates that when
, that period has expired he will reinstate
i them but refuses to positively assIgn the
C . reason . for the lay oft. He said this morning ,
r 1111\.11 that "some oC these policemen think
, . they can go down on the bottoms whenever
'they please and do what they please , and
I won't huh I out , as thin officers do not
tell. " One Saturday evening , not long since.
two or three members of the Lincoln polce
force went down Into "Lttio Sodom" and
made a regular Walpurgls night In one of
the numerous disorderly houses In that
vicinity. So great was the unseemly tumult
. . created b ) the off duty guardians of the
peace that a brother officer appeared undem
unlel
the window amid begged them to "come oil"
technically and come out literally. Hut he
was gUYCl to a standstIll and told to "go
bunt a fre , " which Is a portion of the Lincoln -
coin polce patois. They were arrested .
hauled up to the staten and turned 0\11 to
the nIght captain. But no report of the aI-
rest was ever made and no record ever
entered on the pad. These are facts , and
taken In connection \ Ih the remarks of the
mayor thIs morning the average reader
can form some estimate of what the em-
phatc language of Mayor Gralam ! Is worth.
IIHAVY SUIT FOrt TTOHNEY'S F1ES.
The law firm of r1irquett , Deweese & Hal
has fed a claim In probate Court for 20.
000 against the estate of the late John Pita-
gerald for atorne"s fees for the conduct
of varIous tases for him during his life-
! Ie-
tune. S. Mallory. partner oC the deceased In
. a number of railroad enterprises , has also
- , % - fee another claim of $27,000. the sale Jie.
lug for notes.
- Lincoln municIpal fnances hall an airing
lat night at the regular meeting of the
couticll. The annual appropriation ordinance
as submitted anti passed to a recond readIng -
reconl real-
Ing under suslenslon of the rules , 11rovlllt3
for a 35-ml levy , which will raIse a fund
of $231.Gb'7.45. base on a valuation of $5.-
750,000.
750,000.WOL
WOLli AILY'S SAD LOSS.
The topic oC conversation on the street
today was the horrible death of Mrs. G.
H. Wole and little ( laughter of thIs city In
the Gumry hotel , Denver. This morning
telegrams were received stating that Mr.
Wolfe was last night located at Albuquerque ,
' . , N. M. , and had boarded tie frt train for
Denver on receiving thE news of his terrble
atihictions. He was due there at S o'clock
this afternoon. where he wi meet his son .
Hobert , anti H. Wotemade , who left I.ln-
coIn last night , Martha , the 15-year-ll
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe who was
vIsiting friends at Firth , was summoned by
wire to return to this city. which she dll ,
arriving at 4 o'c'ock ' thi morning. She
aM her sIster Clara are Prostrated s'ith
wih
grief. .
ATBMPED TO USE A HAZOH.
John Kaffor . alas Jack Wilams , has
gone to the county jail to bard out a $111
fine and costs. He attacked Fred HOlen-
brook down on the "reservation" wih a
razor. lie Is the same man who was arrested -
rested for shooting at I Burlngton conlu
tor who Ilut hIm off the train a few weeks
8lnce. lie and his companion who proved to
be a Lincoln young woman In male atlre ,
were attempting to steal a ride out of town.
The Lincoln Street Railway cOllany has
decided to pay emiloyes twice Instead oC enc
a month , ns tormerly. They wilt bo Ilaid
the lth anti 20th of each month.
George W. Shut formerly of this city
but now of Table Rock . was larrlll today
by Rev. Mr. Deal to Mrs. Cora A. Gales at
the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Gable
117 South atreet. ThE bride Is engaged In
the millinery business lt Table Hock. and the
couple home. wIll make that town their future
b lion. G. M. Lamuberteon Or. 0. F. Lambert-
' son anti C. II. Whimore returned lt noon
today fro 1 a tril to the Big Horn mountains
and report a fine season of hunting and
ItchIng.
1Ihll/
H. S. Ryan. chlf of plre lt Grand Island .
was In the city totiiy on bUllness.
Omaha people In 1.lnr'ln : . \ the Indel
. -C. C. Stanlf ) ' . At tha Lincoln-Ed lc-
Intolh. : lu Alice Mclntoib. f. C. I rIn. .
, John ! T. ilopkins. W. I ) . hialduff . George S.
, WeJge"'oo S. S. " 'eltou.
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Dl'NU\H , Neb. . Aug. : 0.-Speciai.--Great ( )
I'rfparalola are being made b ) the Woomen
of camp No. 2,02 . for one of the largest
and grandest pIcnics ever held In Dunbar.
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11Inlon8 are hll ! cent out 10 ncighoring
camps within 1 tiitliu . ot forty allIes 10 conic
timid bring their , famiillles. ' 1hl lord 13 mil
\ II mpll tVlrthlnM :1 : attractive and '
ple"'llt as po. Ihll. A ' , eak' r Ind R clrnet
hfnll lc I h .t" IIur'L . froll l illtulieo.
l'leiiy : t'f edibles iii bi for ' '
) ( ' IH " 11r\lcle/l ever )
. .IJ that \'f'tr In the shadiest grove . In
Otle e11ly. Tluurstlay August ! : . will he
the I gala hy hrr" as the 100tchol'tlr ) , will
have full Posessioli of the town.
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noun : Ctl'"ry : I."I I I"S ,
l'iiint'rii I ii . CUl' c'llul l.m'ft " 'hul ) '
UI'III'rlt. I ii r 111. . lt 1.'r."lt. I
FREMO : T . Aug. 20.-(81Ieclal.-Th8 ( ) I
democratc ( .ufy ( 'n\'cnton wus heM In the
Ihtrlet , court ruom this : itlnlng. Dr. E. W.
Martin was chosen chalrlan and W. H.
Weeks serretar The commIttee on crc-
eeltals rellortell all preclucls prNented. A
i'esoiution was lt.ti'otlucctl : IJY S. S. Van UCI
Indrlctnr the delegates 10 the judicial con-
Tenton lt ( "lulhI3 to present the name of
Conrad lolen eck for dhtrlet judge , and mc-
questing him to name the deiegales. : lie so-
lected the following eelcgate" , which were
IMlllolll' elected : Jatles Murray , 1. F .
Gray. M. Chapman , G. t. . 1.1011" , .1. S.
Denies : . Wiltersteen. 1' . : . Timan ,
George I.ootchcn , W. 11. Wecl , A. B , Miller.
I-'rnlt 13rtosrh , Dr. Simnices. S. S. Van
loln , Ahle 1.11" . G. C. I.trkow , heob
ilalewig , t' . Fimnngnn , Nel Martenson. Con-
raIl SchneIder . C. 1 . Schaeler , Nat l'a'coo
nr.t Jehl nom berg.
The following were choen doic'gatcs to the
state COn\ltol at Omaha : J. L. lanles , It.
A. 'wls ! . ii. I Lom'clieti . John Thomp nn. I
James P. Mellon. L. I. na\'ls. I" I . I. mlclt ,
sr. . W. 11. Weeks , Wi hailer , Clark O\dge.
rale Ihartoech Ii. D l'attersonVencei
Legra C. R. Schaefer , N. I' . Nelson , C.
10lenbeele , Hcnry . Sohncck. Robert Iamont ,
Nat Pascoc P. Fiannagan and Nois Iarten-
scn. The convention was very harmonious
and there was a good number of delegates
present The admllst.raton men were can-
plcuous by their absence. They made no
effort to secure control of the prlmarlef and
abandoned the field to the silver men. All
of the celegatpi to the state con\enton and
all but two or three to the judicial convention
arc pronounce shiver men.
ST. PAUL , Neb. , An ! : O-Speell ) - - The
democratic county convention assemhlell In
the court house yesterday anti was called to
order by Jell Oohy who In openIng made
a long antl-adniinistration , Creel silver speech.
John O'ifollaren was chosen chairman and
John G. Schlyter serretary. 1 was an out
and out ant.aemlnlstraton affair , amid only
about bait of the precincts oC the county were
represente1 the convention. The following -
ing were nomInated for the different county
otces : John randser , county conimlasiomior
1'lrst district ; WIlam humor. Third district ;
Alexander Ifarvey treasurer ; James liaxter .
Judge ; Albert Werner clerk ; A. D. I Anlerson ,
sherlffIt. E. Mcllen. superintendent ; Abra ,
ham Corey surveyor ; Edward Lorkowaki
clerk of district curt ; A. Orotham , coroner
The following . were elected delegates to the
state convention : Frank Ilirat . John Dobry ,
x. Prasecll Albert \Verner. John O'Hollaren ,
Paul Schmll ! , A. n. Anderson , Lars Larsen
anti , G. W. West
The commitee on resolutions prlentel the
following resolutcn , which was adoPted with-
out dissension :
" 'I condemn time action of the adminis-
traton on the bond ant money question ;
we advocitte the Inlml.l cainngp of silver
at the ratio oC 16 10 I , "Innlll ! by Jilcr-
sonlnn democratic prlncllllp" " 'I conllemn
all connection beteenS'all street anti
I' n ! al1 ant
Paul SchmIdt was malle chairman of the
county central commItee ,
VEIDGIE. Neb. , Aug. 20.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) democratc county conventou
for Knox county met here today and nomInated -
mated John Bruce for sheriff . William Mc-
Clntocle superlnteneont , and W. W. Van
Yeiser coroner. The balance oC the ticket
was left to be fled out later and a committee
of three appointed for this purpose The following -
lowing art the delegates to the democratic
state convention at Omaha , August :2 : D.
Bade. J. Horrigan. Prank Carroll . W. H.
Green. 1d lason , John I. . Lindsay , ar. . Jacob
lilnmikemiteidt. Prank Ileront George McGot
and Nick LaFrenz Deleltes to the JudIcial
!
convention : H , E. Bonesteel , " ' . I. Hensel
son , George G. Dayha , A. J. Kelly , John D.
Brown , William McClititock . A. Iuver , W. H.
Green Zeph Sherman and Ben Boyle.
HUSHYI LE. Neb. . Aug. 20.-Speclal ( Tel-
egrani.-Tiie democrats of Sheridan county
met In convention today to nominate Cml-
dates for the county offices and name tide.
gates to the state and judicial conventions.
Organization was effected by the selection of
N. P. Lener as chairman and C. Patterson
anl Paterson
as secretary gx-Sherl Ed Hosecrans was
theUnnanhnous choice for sheriff . the naming
of candidates for the other offices to be filled
being delegated to the chairman amid secre-
! ane
tary of the county central comnnittee. .
Upon the question of whether the conven-
ton belongell to the Martin or the Bryan
wing at Nebraska democracy consllirable
anlmatPl discussion was had but the Martin
faction came out ahead , all It was dechled
to send the delegation to the Lincoln conven-
tlon. September 6.
The naming of delegates to the judicial
corwenton was loft to the chairman and sec
retry of the county central committee anti .
tJQ following delegates were named to at-
ted the convention at Lincoln : E. Keplnler ,
S. N. Pitcher , N. I' . Leiler P. Her and A.
H. Shafer.
I.AIH. Neb. . Aug. -Speelal ( Telegram )
-The Waehlngton county democrats held
their convention ' here toda ) Cark O'hIan-
Ion was elected chairman anti Don C. Van
Densen , secretary. The following were
electell delegates to the state convention :
Carl Feithitusen . John Ilenmlrickson . 1V. hi.
Prutier Vial Coupal. Daniel J'enton. Caud
Van Deusen , Clark O'Hanlon , W . Tyson sr. ;
Deli. C. Van Iotiien . This Is a sole free
sliver crowd The administratIon men were
not In it. The conyenton will meet August
31 10 nomInate count oiflcers.
RUSIIVILLE Neb. . Aug. 20.-Special ( Tel
egram.-The ) Shorhlan county polUlistS' Con-
I venlon to elect IlelegatEs to the Judicial and
state conventions asslmblee today and se
lected J. G. Gaskel chairman anti H. S.
Hammond srrltu ) About three-fourths oC
the precincts were represented and conshler-
able enthuslaam "as manlCested. I was Ie
chiIll to send one set of delegates to both
con\nlons. consisting of the following :
Henry Murlmiiy , R. L. Heath , J. H. Davis , H.
J. StanchfEld ) , II.nk Novak. A. lcKlnney ,
I. W. Osborne . Charles Hehbeck , J. D
Sweeney , C. J . Woods . Irving Bauler. Th'
delegates were instructed ta support \V. 11.
Westo\'er of Rushvle for district Judge.
IMPSR1AL. Nob. , Alg. 20.-Special.- ( )
The republican : county central commitee oC
Chase county met here yesterday. a full at.
tenlanc beIng present , and called the con-
venton to meet at Imperial Friday . Sptem-
her 6. Thc apportionment was based on the
vote for Majors for governor and will make
the convention consist of eighty-five dele-
gates. Ilrmony prevails among the repub-
lcans oC this county nn.\ they feel confident
of electing their entire ticket this f"l. as .
democrats they have and a safe doubtfuls. mnarlty 0\11 populst
CIIUNI' ( 'IUlt' . I.'nlr.
IMPERIAL. Neb. , Aug 20.-Special ( TtIe
gram.-The ) Chase county fall association
met lt Imperial today to arrange I time of
holing the county fair. They fixed the ( lateen
on October 11 , 12 I and 13. An earnest elort
wIll be ma.le by time association ta make this ,
the best fall ever held In the county. The
Dear of County Conlnlsslonlrs at the last
meetng appropriated from the . county geeral
fund $100 to aid the county In making a
display at the state fall thIs fihi . and
Placed the same at the ( disposal oC the County
Fair association . which Is taking prompt amid
active acton steps to make a dllllay that
will be creditable to the county , anti one
at the attractive features of the greatest ago
rleulural shows ever had In the state Percy
H , Shalenberge was chosen by the usso-
chat as manager oC the exhibit for the
l'unty. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
\v. C. ' 1' . V. (1c..c'u Con.
TECUISEH , Neb. , "Ug. 20.-Spe'ciai.- ( )
The eleventh annual convention of the PInt
Nebraska district Women'a Christian Tem-
pernce union , conjointly with the eighteenth
annual county convention of the organizatIon .
convened In this city this e\enln . The
First district Inculel Pawnee , iUcliurdson .
Cage , Nemaha and Johnson counties anti the
representation at the convention Is good. The
session will continue until Friday noon.
u : ImsilcuS'omne'mt OpioM.d tl CI nr.'fI'I.
MIND1N Neb. . Aug. 20.-Speciai.-Tbe ( )
Uuden ladies have organlzell an anti-cig.
arete circle here - . , - know 18 the A. C. C.
Inrc' nuln ut 'ul.t.I.
MINDEN , Neb. . Aug. 20.-Spclal-An- ( )
other good rain fell In the northern part ot
the county yesterday morulo ( .
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RECORDS AUE AntY ) IXEI )
Exports Employed to Discvor the Extent
of the Beatrice Defalcation . '
CLERK PhILLIPS CANNOT SECURE BAIL
II
; iiin . , 1'c'lilJ 01 ( 'I 1171'1" 1.11\1 \ i tl
n 'l'hUIUllh 11I..tlltll If
I lit , Jnu" " u nil l'rll'ltUI
uf tl Guilty .
DEATICE , Neh. . Aug. 20.-Slleclal ( Tell-
gramii.-At ) a meeting of the city council
held today a report wa reall from tie sic-
clal committee recenty appointed to lnvesti-
gate the records oC the city clerk ant watEr
conmniies'oner , recommending that In view
of time conflsell condition of the records that
an export be employed to investigate them ,
going back over the books as far as 180.
The special committee was authorized to act
In ( onJuncton with the committee appointed
hy last nJght' maca meeting and emplo
such expert. lxclement over the arrest oC
thin clerk anti commissioner has abated some-
Bnl
what but there Is an earnest tleland on the
part of all honest e'tzens that the affair
be thoroughlY In\eltlgatet and that no guilty
man he allowed to escape. There are now
four charges oC felony against Clerk l > hllp8.
who hu been unable to furnish bail . and three 'I '
agalmms COImlsslonE llawktmis who I as Cur- .
ithioti I bal all Is at liberty.
xnn'l'l \"I'S' ' lilht.tSi.t'.4 CitflI'S.
Curc'ful 1ui'-stig ; ; 7i ; ; ii Sht" ' S hint SI'e
1I'C."t
ltUI
( inn Iii "c'r Fume t'uuuiillnii.
LYONS , Neb" , Aug O.-Speclal.-A ( )
Bce representative took a trip yes-
terllay Into CumJn county accompanied -
panied by George E. luntsberer , to
take notes on the cral' They drove north-
west of Lyons about twenty miles. The
smal grain Is all In stacks except occasIon-
ally where a farmer has threshed some for
reel They took special notice of the size
anti number oC grains stacks. Seldom were
Cound less than four large graIn stacks , each
of which would turn out more than 100
bushels. They saw more farms with eight
and t\eh'e stacks to each than a less nuiti-
her On more than a dozen farms In the
county there are from twelve to seventeen
large stacks to each. Anthon Jermar , a
wealthy lohemlan farmer who hal lived on
his farm Courteen years , said he would 1e
over 4.000 bushels of , smal grain.
Partcular note of the corn crop was taken
Frequently they would get out anti go Into
the felds to examine the cams amid found
them full and large. A few Ields In the
.
rive of forty miles were damarel h ) the
dry woatimor but the majorIty of fields will
make a good average crop Anthon Jermar
said his 10 acres oC corn would average
more than bushels .
forty to the nerc. His
corn , he said , was just about an average In
his prcclnct. There was maaimy large stacks
of hay. The county should have an abunl-
once of e\'erythln Part of Burt cunt )
has been eamagel by the dry weather , but
the large crop of small graIn and hay
will make an abundance of ted for all kinds
of stocl Besides Hurt county will have thou-
sands of bushels of smal grain and corn to
ship. Northeaster Nebraska cannot complain -
plain this year. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.
snuxn MONiY S1'IaAiEht CIMgHI n ,
Hurlll CUUIt' Itcium , hi it'iimis In Coiu-
' . ( .uI timma 'I'rziiismiet Iuch ihtl mmi'ss.
ALMA , Neb. , Aug. 20.-Speclal ( Tell-
gramn.-The ) republican county conventon
was heM here today at the opera house. Congressman -
gressman Andrews of hastings poke to a
crowded haisI for an hour before the bus-
incas of the convention was commenced. He
touched upon national Issues and allvoeled :
the republcan policy of protecton to AmerIcan -
Ican labor and sound money. Frequent op.
al-
IIaulo ! showed the people to be In accord
with the speaker. The following are dele-
gates to the state conventon : J. A. Pljler ,
chairman ; I.'ranle Simaffer . P. W' . J'enessey. D.
D. lromstlr , Joe Alter , G. D. Woods . C. U.
Rogers NIl NIelsen and Thomas Jones. Delegates -
gates to the judicIal convention go Inln-
struete'l anti are divided between Jame Me-
Neny of Red Cloud and G. W. Sheppard oC
Bloomington. The following nominatons
were male , : County clerk , Elliott Lowe ;
clerk district court . Andrew Rchmond ;
treasurer , A. N. Shulard ; sheriff . J. C.
Mltchol ; superimitontiemit I' . H. Bentley ;
Judge , T. i. Porter : coroner , Dr. Hush.
Hurmony prevailed throughout , several nom-
Inatons belll by acclamation Count JUdge
Smih resigned yesterday and John Everson
was appoInted to fill the vacancy.
1'lrnthuJ' or nn I1nl.howu 'l'huief
ASHLAND Neb. , Au ! 20.-Spelal-I ( )
bas been discovered that tie moan kied In
Murdock Friday night by McDonald Is the
robber who took his supper the
sam evening at Mr. Granger's In
Ashland , and then In the night
robbed < ranger oC $65. Granger went to
: llrdock and identified the dead thief , and
also some oC the money. When at the
Granger house he stated that he was sIck
anti asked for atmpper which was gIven him ,
and lie was Invltel to time table. I was hIs
last supper. The authorities at Iurdoek re-
fuse to give the mane' to Granger.
A IUle delegation will go to the reunion
at Wabash In the mornln .
On the farm of Mart iiaulou . half a millIe
le
north of Ashland , fifty acres of wheat that
three weeks ago was almost abandonel was
thn'shel Saturday anti yielded 1.000 bushels
oC the best quality. Twenty bushels to ( lie
acre was a god yield , consllerln Balol
has 400 acres of corn , anti one of his
111511 . after lookIng Il over carefully . says t
will average forty bushels to the acre Some
spot In I wi run seventy bushels while
others will be twenty , but the general average -
erage of forty blshels wi bs pretty good ;
16.000 bushel off 400 acres Is good for , this
year but 20.00 bushels have been raised oft
the sme larul In extra good corn seasonl.
This crop will average 111 wih crops gen-
orally throughout this section.
The Illepopdent . Order of Odd Fellows of
Ashland will atend the First 1 D1plst church
In a body Sunday to hear an address by
He\ Mr. Hunt . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
" % ' 11fl'11 liii' Stale 1.'llr.
TECUMSIfII. Neb. , Aug. 20.-Speelal.- (
The Tlllseh Military band oC twenty-six
pieces has completed arrangenumts with the
management of the state fall whereb I
will attend the exposition and has been
given a position In the
, tTel positon parades of the week.
Miss Eflin I Graft Is home from a prolonged
visit In California .
C. S. Clrran of Johnson has moved to
Tlumsph and will engage In the clothing
clothlnl
business here
Dr. J' . L. Lewis Is now In Green Day ,
\'is. . but will return to this city this week
wll hIs faml ) ' .
Mrs. J. A. Kinsey anti son are visiting In
St. Luis and Kansas City.
Ala Margaret Scott Is visiting friends In
Grand 1lnd ,
The Misses Jessie and Teddy TlernlY of
Omaha are visiting relatives In Tecumuseb
The Pawnee City bal team wIll play the
locals Thursday on the home Ilamonl
Miss Jessie new Is In Lincoln on a visit
to relatives and frlends.- _
Valley XU"'M 01 News .
VAI.LENeb. . , Aug. 20.-Speclal ( Tell-
gram.-Prot ) , Stanfeld and family arrh'e
here yesterday. Mr. Stanfele has been en-
gagcl as principl of the public schools here
for the comln year.
Mrs. Ii. H. lisle and daughter from lum-
Ilhrey. Npb. , are " \ltnS Irs. J 1 A. Repass.
F S. 1'101 was pleasantly surprised by the
arrival of his brother-In-law , J , S. I'erkil
oC Ienver. last evening , . Ierkl
D. E. Brwnson and wlCe. and George
Cowie and wire are visiting relatives at Colon ,
Neb. . for a few daya.
l'rof J. , II. A. Stockford , who has been
instructing the Valley cornet bammd . will re-
move to LlncJln In a few ilayc
Irs. Flick l'eammey and chUdren are 'lsIOng
relatives here.
111" ) ' l.uM" uf I SmurvcinW , l'itrty .
ST. PAU. Neb , Aug. 20.-Speciai ( Tele-
gram-Robert ) lar\er. an old resident and
surveyor of tis city . wih his party returned '
today from ; Bur\yln ! expedition . surveying
the boundary line between Nebraka and
South 1)akota. On their return trip they
stoppcd 0\ er at Ord . Neb" , and put tlelr horses
- .
anti mules In I I vc rr .Iile. flarIng time' nIght
thl bun was con 1111M and two vailahll
spun of mll I , one , hor" and other 11rOJr )
was burned , calsln , io ! to Mi- harvey
and party of nearIy , $1.pOO. ,
l'uXI-a"S ' 'UJt ' 1'llUl'UI I :1.111.\Hi\
'nl"lllll"hC11 I n..I."nlll. uf Visit
'I'hhll" 1.1"1"1' " tu 'l'isuuisituuuis.
SIiELH' . . Net , " , AUg. 20.-Speelal ( Tte
grani.-Over ) 8.000 people were at the hiII -
pendent rally hero totlii . } ' . General Jacob S.
Coxey , the lommonu'a\ \ leader , arrived about
noon , on the excursion . train from Lincoln
r J-o\'eror Waite of Colorado W.I not
here , alhOIh be had been advertised . len-
,
oral CoJey was introduced hy 110mm. Judge
Wheler of Osceola anti spoke for two
hours 01 "Catise and Cure. " Ihnks ami
cOllralons wlre assalell I was not ( a
deficiency In cr0118 according to the speaker ,
whIch C\see hud tiimie . as time land Is full
ofraln. . I Is the laws of time
republican amid the Ilemocrile hiarties . whose
money \ 'iea's are the s.mmue he declared. lie
dwelt largely 01 nonlnterest bearing bOl s.
The government should loan 50 per cent of
the assessed real estate . "ailation of ally In-
dl\llual or ml\nlcll.I ) desiring to give
bonds , after deducting 1 per cent for cnrav
log anti 11rlntlll. The bon,1 shoull run
ti'enty-tive years wihout IntpreJt , anti " 4 Ilr
cent of the principal should be Paid each
'ear. Railroads should be sought b ) the
, overmelt mil women ! h'en the ballot. The
hope for time COUl try was to Insert miommimiter.
est hearing hones Into a new peoplo's part
platform . and sent homiest men to commgress.
O\II ! 10 the large number present , man )
were unabo ! to hear the spealter.
LINCO' ' " , Atig 20.-tSpecial Telegram.-
.r S. Coey , candilluto for governor of Ohio
arrived In the city at 9 o'clock tonight on the
Union PacinI from Shelby all was jimmie-
dlately driven to the Junke opera house.
lere an andlenee had been awaIting him for
nn hour. which cOl1ietely luelied the a 1.1
torlum. lie was Introduced by Jerome ShamJI
Slleakllg upon the subject "Cause al\l Cure , "
General Coxey said thai he was pleased with
the o\aton given him and apologized for the
unavoidable , dela ) lie said that at Shelby
addressed crowd of ' .
today he lad alldessed a over 15.000
people amid was not In the best talking can-
Ilton possible.
Time speaker then drew what he termed a
diagnosis oC the national diseases. The
fnancIal calamities of the past two years
were paInted In the darkest shades , and the
effects of the total "imiortgage on the little
homo" Illustrated InIvld colors . The
bankers , he sall , were the only class oC lice-
pIe who drew Interest on their tieits They
borrowed money from the people and loaned
)
It out at Interest. Among thee hanktrs
there were $ : In credit money to e\'ery dollar
oC actual cash they hall behln,1 , them. Genel'al
)
Coxey gave the historic facts connected wIth
the repeal or the clanse In the Sherman act
auhorlzlng the IHrchase or $1,500,000 worth
oC silver a month , and denounced . It. As an
Ilustraton of the scarcity oC money In Isn he
showed what he caled a yellow back , a one-
dollar note , Issned by Russell & Co. , manufacturers -
facturers of machinery of Masslon , 0" 10
pay omplo.es. They Ilre\\ G per cent. General -
oral Coxe said that In the face of this incontrovertible -
controvertible fact the republican party was
claiming that time Panic was due to the
fear of the people that the democratc party
would reform time tariff. He ud\'oeated got'-
ernment cOltrol of railways as one of time
cures of the natonall\sease. \ lie had been told
that the Iovrrnment cOuld not control roil-
roads , but wlmemmeverrahiroads got Into trouble
they always cJled QI the government to con-
trol them. I the / oveFmrnient could tontrol
railroads In time or trouble I could run
them In times of hence. I
The fnancial theory of republicans and ad-
ministraton democrats 1\S Iustrated by a
canal At the heal was a wicket and an-
other at the foot , ona to let the water In and
ono to let I out. . , Gwer Cleveland llad
closed and locked the , heall gate and loft the
lower one open. In consequenle oC thIs mull-
lens of gold . was going out of the country
yearly. "he contra tll oC the currency
had thrown . 4.000.000 people out or work ;
ther were 11,000.01 people dependent on
them , mimakimig In aii,20OO0,000 of Idle parsons
arul I rel11eton of 20,000.000 oC consumers oC
nufatured godsl Ills remedy for all this
was free silver , noplnierest bearing b0111s.
tariff reCorm and gQpmI9auia. , lie spoke until
1 late hour , and , had no'dimcuiity In holding
the aumliemmee. 1r'n iCre'luent ' alusions to
the "keepoffthmo.ras'eIsotie at W'asimhmmg-
tomm . and evoked no little allplalse from representatives -
resentat\'es of all liarties.
' \11 . 'I'II'nl III.ChIle. .
NEBRASKA CIT. Neb. . Aug 20-Speclal (
Telegram.-The ) city council last night
Ilassel a resolution instructing the attorneys
for the city In the recent case of the Wlter
and Light compan against Nebraska City .
to carry the case to the supreme court on
error. A demand Cram the water company
.
was also served on the mayor and counci
b ) Sheriff hubbell that a . levy be male on all
property In Nebraska . City to pay for hydrant
rentals for the year 1895. An ordinsnce was
also pssslcl empowerJug the city to refund
Oj.OOO oC Its bonded Indebtedness wih I
per cent bonds. The present bonds draw
from 6 to 8 per cent.
Hush Anderson , who recently made himself -
self conspicuous by atemptn ! to cut the
throat of hl& : brother-In.law , from whom he
was attempting to get his minor daughter ,
yesterday came to town and requested to be
locked up , saying he was Insane and would
co some one Injury. lie was accommodaled
all wil shortly be exumlned as t ! his rental -
tal conditiomi. _ _ _ _ _ _
hieim'm'y Unll i nt In l'lntl.
I.A I'LATTE Neb. , Aug. 20.-Speelal.- ( )
The rainfall of Sunday was eight-tenths oC an
Inch , accompanied by some electricity and
high winds. On one farm the lightning
struck i barbwire fence and tore off wires
and shattered heavy 1iosts. Some corn was
blown tlowmi.
Iown.
Walt McDonahl , who has been atending
school at I.'remont , Is visiting friends near
I.a Platc ,
Mcl.aughln. who resides one mile west of
town , Is building a conmimiodious crib for
the storage oC corn. The bull1ng wilt ha
ninety feet In length al\l eight feet wIde. .
Misses Riecta Baehelier anti Vivie Woo.'lb
Itses Eecta
dEarted Tuesday for Vale ) ' , to attend the
ChrIstian Endeavor commventlon.
J . W. Blnes left for Yutan W'edmmesday to
ntenl the annual conCerence of tIme Free
Methodist church.
Pnr.n" Coo at y ltt'puiluilt'iimmH .
'DJ Vglt CITY , Neb. , Aug. 20.-Speclal (
. .
'elegram.-The ) republican county com.eutLn
met In this city today. The delegatIon to
the Judicial conventan was selected by G
W. Norris oC this city who Is a candidate for
district JUIIge. There was no contest over the
election of a state delegation and I Is not
imistructek The count ) ticket nominated Is
as , . follows : Tresurer , Charles Fuller ; clerk ,
v. 1 111101 ; Ihel'lt. J. M. Lewis ; cleric of
court. T. . \ . Boyd ; Judge , W. B. Whitney ;
superintendent , I FI Doling ; coroner , Dr. I.
M. hirauhy ; comtnisslqnQr.IT , Hedges ; surveyor ,
. . . , .
J. S. Stonecypher. H , .m
Two iii tll : ; .nIc' Grni'e.
NEBRASKA Clr ) . Mlg 20.-Simeclal.- (
The funeral of Maggie . and mien Gafney
occurred yesterday ufte'noon , both bodies
being Interred In t 's'lne ' : grave. This Is a
peculiarly sad case. iis Maggie was talen
wIth typholl fever "pme tme ago and Satur-
day Illht tiled . 1er ' Ister , Ellen , early
Saturday afternoolT . .W\lt to the well for some
water for her dln sller and slipped and
)
fell Into the well , 1eu1ving injuries which
resl1ell In her .le ' tlday. ( { . The funeral
was very large , teIIm'g \ ! tended by the em-
plo'e8 of the Itel\j \ S Irma body.
AUh'I'II" Coimaily Ic.l"trh'h'Il.
NELIGH , Neb. . Alg ; 20-Speclal ( Tlle-
gram.-Tiie ) Bead ift'Sdmervisora ' , ' of Antelope
county met today 4b'divideti the count )
Into seven distrlctaa The new board Is composed -
posed of N. C. Iadseo , W. hi. Crencb , J.
n. Williams , I' ' I. Trowbridge , I.orelz
Thompson , 0V. . Thorton and A. J ( lwarls ,
three populstH , three relHbleans amid one
prohibionIst oranLaton was effected
by the election of II. Trowbridge chairman
and the board adjourned to November 7.
( f for the Suto..1 l'ziric.
GENOA Neb. , Aug. 20.Speclal.lessr )
O. E. Green , I 0 , Stocks and P. L. I Mc-
Paden , with their wives of Genoa ; Dr. C.
D , 1\11' , Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Galley
and their wives at Co\umbll \ , left today for
Jackson' Hole and the National park , for a
four weeka' outing. The camping outfit and
teams preceded the part lat Weiinesday.
.
HuunwnT Ai'ei.ieimt Hc'.ul. I..tll' I . .
m.KIOlN , Neb , Aug , : O.-Speca ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) lG.yeer-old son of John Luten-
slage . \ hmo wu Injured In A runaway accI
dent Sunday . diN of his loJurle this worn-
In ( .
OUICI ( ) { T m TO l > lSON LIFE
Ex-Consul Wailer Onvicted ou Letters
Written t His Wife ,
-
FRENCHMEN GAVE hIM UTILE SHOW
ht't't.iit A rrh'ul. frnm llmmmimigmist'iir
. \"c'rt thl' l'h\lu'rh'll ( ' , " , " " 1
\Yn. lime Y"'lhl uC ( h. ! .1'11.
tulisy ' or Coums inertial nl\ll. I .
1.0:00ug. 20.-I.'re Interest 1 added
to time case of ex.lnlel1 StatEs Consul .Iohn
14. Waler at 'amntnve , Madagascar , by the
presenc ; ! Ilere of :11 Ethelbert \\'oocord.
who assisted Mrs. Waler and children out
of ' after lmcr husband had bct'mi
: lsllaaselr afer lIeI . . beel
sentencell to Inprleonment far twent years
for nll'get illegal communicaton with time
lo\'as , against wlom the J'reuch are waging
war ,
: lr. WooJfotl went to Madagascar last
February on busnC"s ! with the Iova nov-
erniiment . Whie there he lent alt to the
famiy of the United States consul. lie hn
arrived here upon his return and has had an
Interview wIth a representative oC the As-
soclatcd Itress Mr. WooMorll states that
ulou his arrival at TJmlave lie found Mr.
Waler In lirisomi. Aceo".lng to Mr. " 'ood-
ford the , all o\ldenee against the cxconsul
WU embodied tn letters to his wlCe and from
m ( Im'a friend. wrein the occupation of
Madagascar b ) ' time I.'rench was discussed timid
descripton given of alleged outrages upon
women
Me. Woodford declares , however , that the
real cause for time French acton against
Consnl W'aller Is the fact that he had ob-
Waler
tlned valuable conce'510ls from the 10vIs
, received
and that Mr.Vailer ha,1
Wnler
his cxequatur Cram the horns gov-
er"ment , though h opposed by the
rench I ; who hall the right to determine -
termine who shall be the . cOlsul at Tame-
ta\e. On May 18 last , says Mr. WooMord ,
ex-Consul Waler was .hurrledly tried and
sentencell.
"At the time I was In Madagascar , " sId
Mr. " 'ooMore , "Edivurti T. Welter of Georgia -
gut was In clargo ' at the United States con-
suilto at Tamatave
" 1 was nutnraly Interestell In affairs of the
consulate and saw n' " the correspondence of
the Unlell States ! Ohinment with reference
to the WaIler case. The Americans were
natural ) much Interested and we thoroughly
dIscussed the nmatter . but there was no AmerIcan -
lean gunboat near anti no protection of any
kind. Nothing remained for the Americans
to 10 limit to slbmlt to the acton of the
French and report the occurrences to 'ash-
tngton , whIch was done.
"A9 to the report , however If my iaformna-
tioii. Is correct. there will bo serious trouble.
as I unlerstand the report was not received at
Washington. I then went direct to Antana- ,
narl\'o and foull Mrs. Wailer and four hl- :
drln were In n state oC eestluton arul living
on the charity oC 10\'a friemimls. I assl8tll :
them and when I left took the famiy with me
to the cast amid got aboard the steamer for
: Iaurilus. where we handed nlmost pennles .
The heavy aeeltonal expense of rescuIng the
Wailer family was unexpected to me. I
could not , however , eo otherwise. There
were grown up girls In the family and I
knew the fate that would ho In store for them
when the J'nnch should occupy the capital
On the journey south 10 Vatomandr )
which Is seventy miles south to
Tamatave , seven days ' sere required. 1 eli
not land lt Taniatave as Mr. Wetter had
warned me that the' French were seeking
me and would shoot me IC they cull catch
me , owing to my visit to the capital , where
they knew I had been In communication with
the HovD government anti the army officials.
"I left the bland of Mauriius and careen
on here via Paris , at which later place I
communCte ! all I knew of tile case to
Unied Sltes Ambassallor Eusls , through
hem I ama Informed the United States goy-
ornament h8 sent to MaurlLus for lrs.
WII r , who pals 1101 there today and who
will core to Paris. "
WASHINGTON Aug. O.-'he State de-
Iartmeut ( has not abatell its interest In te
Waler case . but Is firmly resolved to mc.
lvel ) pre.s the mJter to a concitisiori. A
dispatch In line with this poley was sent to
Ambassador Eusts today. TIm department
Is satsfed that none oC the consular reports
In time case have been tampered wih by the
French authorities as Its files are Cormipiete' .
IAUIS , AI . O.-The GI Das says that
an Imllrtant conference has taken place be
tween Unlel States Ambassador I nsts
and ! I lenolt , In which the later said that
however desirous the , onrment might be
o satisfying the Iemands lade from 'ash-
Ington I would take tme to get the docu-
ments hearllg on thc case from Madagascar .
Mr. Wailer Is reported to be In an advanced
stage of consumnptiomi.
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" 'Js'I'I ns l'gXSIO
, c'h'rl" " 01 thl' I."IC " % ' "r It emimemit-
hrrc.,1 h ) ' t hI Hr''rnl ( : ti'ermiiiitiI.
WAShINGTON , Aug , 20.-Special.-h'en- (
Ilons grantell , Issue of August G. werl :
Nebraska : Orlglnnl- \1 I rll Elliott ,
Omaha , DOI las. Ilenewal-Joimmi Stoihmurd
Tecmimntiii Johnson HI'lsBue-Urlah lopper ,
I'mlre Center , hitiffalo. .
Iowa : Original-King J. henna West
Illel t ) ' . 1luscatne ; Royal I 0. Taylor ] . Anitmi .
( . Hestoraton und Icrea&o- medle ) ' H.
MeMnater. Hartley . O'Brlen. increase-
Joseph Stock , Coirmtx Jf III' ; Martin I. .
: lkesll , : lusltne , Mtmscatint' ; Alexander .
D. I GIbson , liansel : Franklin. Orlnal
ivitlow.--f3arttli . \ , i'umcell , . ! .
wllow-Samh A. Purcel Jfstln s. ! Is.
Colorado : Helssue-Joslnh H. Albertson ,
aullln , Jefferson.
Issue of August S were : .
Nelmska : Original-Jason C. Sparks
Omaha , UouglaH. Atiditiommal-Johin B. lcd- , -
wals , hte'mmkeinman , lummidy ; l'hrlslopher C.
Hunter , Dtmlrnis . I'awmmee. Supplemental-
Charles M.Vee.ti , KonnartiVttshimigtomi. .
Iowa : OrIgInal-Wilson . Mercer , Okaloosa
Mahaska : Plter Winters , SI. I.ucaa Pay-
! \I1lt.nll-larshul K Finton , la-
tiumoketa , Jackson. Incremise-Nicimoitus Swen-
son. Knoxville , 1llllon ; ; Caper " 'olf. Hamp-
ton. Jrnl < Un ; Samnuel C. hlarltwell . Ot-
tumimwa Vm'mupeilo ; JOlph D. Davis . Patter-
Semi . Mntiison. Iteissue-Andiew C. Burln-
gatne . Albla , Monroe.
Montana : Heewal-John E 19lanl. LoZnn .
Golllln ,
South Daota : Orl lnal-NpIH 1alvpI'son ,
MadI'on . I.alee. HetsEue-Ilam : A. Mason.
Fargo , Casso
Colorado : OrIginal-John } n. Ilrink fBI-
verton San Juan ; John H. Williams . Monte
Vista , Rio Grande ; Hobert O'Nel alas
James Smyth. L.'advle. I.lc.
Issue of August 3 were :
Nebraska : Om-iginah-Lewi'm C. Poec . . I.ln-
coin. I.ancastpr. Ileissue-George " . Gil-
Ian , Taylor Loup ; George Vt' . Greemuough .
PenIleI 'fhurmtton ; Charles Fuller , lturweii .
Garteld ; George E. Dennl . Horace , Greeley
William Simatawell . Genoa , Nanco ; Alvin
Harvard Cia ' ,
Gray , HII'ard. Clay.
Iowa : Orlglnlt-nsta\us A. Denver
Corning Adams : Alrl Htppemm. Earlville .
1plawlre ; henry D. 'fowle. Urush Creek ,
Fayette. Inerease-Chares ! V. Surfus. Brls.
tow , ittmtler. Ielssue-'heodol F. Yrll.
lhopeviilr. Clark ; Benjamin T. . Poster Des
Moines . Polk ; John S. Boar man. Moulton .
Aiuuta000se . Jacob Glnller , Mackey . Boone ;
i"raneiai. t Strait . \llsca , lonl emery ;
Nathaniel I. nunhum , KI.slrrl Cathoun.
Original widows . etc-Minors of John
Schneider , Castalia . \Vlnnl hlek.
. Colorado : Imicreate-'ihliani F. Diehi
Montrose . 1ontl0.o ,
South Dakota . : Oriilnai-hfenry Van Woert ,
Cammistota , MeCook. Increase-Dammiel M.
Maxmtomi , Esniomiti , Kingsbury. Reissue-
MIchael Dunn , Midlammd , Nowlin ,
North Dakota : Iteissue-hionjer A. North-
mop , Hope , Steele ,
IssUm of Aumrlmst 2 were :
Nehrnak.i : Origi al-h'l a' Glitmiore , Omuihia ,
Douglas ; John II , Smith , Omaha , lougias.
Adtiltiommai-Itasnums Scritarnier , Ltlhiami , Cus-
tt'r. Stippleniemital-hlenry A. Pierce , Pro-
iiitimit , lotige. Renewal and imicreamse-I"reml-
imrick ( lilyor , ( 'hunts , Merrlck , ileissmmtu-Ai-
luert M. Parker , South Sioux City , Dakota ;
F'rankhin McCarmi , Curtis , Frontier.
Iowa : Original-Samuel 13. hum , flheltuy ,
Shelby ; flenmils l'urceIi lss Moines , l'oik ;
henry Miller. Marcuis , Cherokt'e. Increase-
Michael ilickei , Sis'mtmi , Mariomm , Iteissue-
William F. Culver 1olmond'rigimt ; Isaiah
Kerr , 1miuiscatint' , luscttine ; Oriicimmal wimi-
owa , ctc-Mlnor of Fenton 11 , le Long ,
ies Moines , I'olk ; mnlnor of James hlowse ,
Logan , Harrison ; mninors of Vm'ashington A.
Dooiittle , Iea Moimies , I'oik , amid Nevada ,
Story.
South Dakota : Original-Alfred Ti. hirown ,
A loxamidrium , I iminson , I toisa no-A mit lion y
Leiben. Pierre , hughes ; Itansomn \ % ' . 'ml-
colt , itainsey , Lake.
Coloratlo : Origitial-Frankiin Ilarluer ,
Asper JunctIon , Eagle ; George .1. Mr.
Atiams , Denver , Arapuhoe ; Amuhel S. ( Basis ,
Pueblo , Pueblo. Original widows , etc-Jane
'F. Lincolmi , Longmont , lloul'ier ' ; himtmmnah
Fry , Longmnont. Boultier.
Montana ; Increase-ChrIstian Iiciilegei ,
\\'hite Sulphur Springs , Meagimer.
Nortim Iakota : IteIssuc-Framik Vestmiiier ,
Washburn , McLean ,
PhLilNtl ( 'i'liil tiutlS CiOMiht ,
( irnuhmismhljr UnraTeiling timu' ) i ter ) ' cit
liii' lusuumuuiuI ( 'immirs'hs 3Iuuu'lcr ,
SAN FIIANCiSCO , Aug. 20.- The Lirnccu-
bra of Timeotlore Iuirrant are at preermt en-
age4 iii tioveloping a frtiltftit ilnmo of testi-
: iiotmy wlilcii prinieeis to theow a l'ei'crtuI
side light eu time conduct of time young man
toward womimen , 'hile iurrant is uilcturoi
by his iriemitha as beimig a itteelt , liiotlcst
) 'otmtii , who so far trout hieing able to imiurulor
ti 0 school girls fouiitl his otmiy true enjo-
macmit in 11mm' Stmmmtlay school of wiikh lii' was
assistant stmpe'imitendent , it is imposed to
uirovo timat his bacimeiss bouimmtjiess w'hemi
associating eltim womemi , Imi support of timis
assertlomm , youmtg womimeli Who arc acid to have
been immeulteti by itmrrammt i'hii be itlareti on
time staimd amiti letters i ritten by the lmrlsommcr
to his female acqilalmitsummees wIll be immtro-
duceti us evidence.
'fho ammthaeity of tii lirisoncr is shown by
a letter imoi' in the lianuis of time police which
ho i'rote to hielesi hlcmmry , a loc.ml actress. a
few weeks before tIme inurtlors. Altimotigh lm
hind kmiowmm tIme young iad' hut a few tia'S
Ito wrote her a helter so suggestive timat iime
miecihmieti to ahisit er it slid ti few days later
lie foliowetl it dp witim anothmer jumat as of-
fenstm'e. Sa Ijoiti diti lurrant Itectmmmie that
long before his arrest , It is 'aid , a iiummm-
her of yotmmmg wommten tieclineti to ntteimd parties -
ties to i'hmit'im lie was invited or assotiao (
iitii imimmi in Cii ) ' Wa ) ' .
Somimo of time w'ommmen wimo have been iii-
suited by iurrant will be idacetl on time wit-
imess stand ammd their tuastimtmommy will be of
importance in reftitlimg tim line of defense
that so immoral auth commscieutioua a yoimimg imiaii
could not cmjmmiinlt two mtucii atroclmis nmur-
tiers ,
From mu reliable source it was icarnetl ( hint
mo flintIer 'lmat Is accummmmplished by time present -
ent trlul , it is lmitendetl to brimmg Imirrammt before -
fore a jury on time charge of kihlimmg Minnie
W'iiliammms. Timim , course will be nuramied eVemI
if hurrammt mimould be ioummmtl gmmllty of tue
mmimmrder of ) ilamicime Laimiont. TIme idea of time
lirosecutiomi in doimmg thmtmt i'oiiid provide
agaumist time POssibilitY of limo simpremmmn court
granting a mmcmv trial In time Lament case. It
Is dcii Probable that the district attormme ) '
would Coimsemit to a chmamige of venue for time
W'iliianimt trial.
Mucim speculation has been indulged In as
to time nature of ( lie alibi Iurramit'a coummsel
expect to hiresent to the jury to combat time
evidence mmow mi ( lie hmamids of time prosecmi.
tion. F'ro'mm imimmts that have heemm dropped ,
it appears hull the records of the Cooper
Methical college will form a basis of time attack -
tack on time testimimomi ) ' of Martin Quimilan ,
Mra , Ioake anti others.
The records are time rolls of lr. Williatn
F' . Cimemmey's class at time college. Durrmmmmt
was oimo of a class of seventy-seven mmttmdeumts
ivimo attemithed Dr. Chemicy's lectures. Time
rolls simoiv that ito was present itt time lee-
him tielivereth at time college on time after-
imoomi of APril : i at time precise lmoumr iimat tiitm
Prosecut'on ' cialmiis lie t'ntered lfmimanueh
church with lllammcime LanioimL
lr. Chmemiey'mt lecture lmour Is frommi 1:30 : to
4:30 : o'clock and the roil of attidents is mint
called until tIme close of time lecture. On limits
occamiomm the doctor says lila lecture was a
little shorter titan tmsuai. anti tliumt lie may
have ordered time roil called as early as 4:20 :
o'clock , If Iurrant s-as present amid ami-
sacred to his miamime , then ito could hot have
been at time church with hlianchie Lament.
Dr. Cheney cmimmsltlered the point so liii-
portant that ho spent two days in trylmmg to
determine the trutim or falsity of time fact as
siiowmi by the call. The meventy'sevemi imiemim-
ben of time class were taken lute imis private
omce. one by omie , aqti imiterrogateti as to
whether timey had remmiarked Durramit's prems-
emice at time lecture , whether they had heard
imim answer when imis name was called , anti
whether timey iiami answered for hint. To time
last two interrogatories tiiey all 4mmswered imi
time negatiVe. Somime were under the imnpremm-
510mm that Dmmrramit luaU atteimmied tIme lecture ,
but none smere smmro.
Dr. Chemiey's investigation larougimt omit
000 importamit fact , It was that on April 10
Durrant V'eilt to a fellow student , lfdui'arii
p. Glaser , and asked for the notes of lr.
Cheney's lecture , tlelivi'red time afternoon of
the 3d. The prosecution looks upon thus as
liroot that Dirrant tilti not attend time lee-
timre , for lied he done so , he would have
made his own notes.
W'ALNLJT CREEK , Cal. , Aug. 20.-The
local authoritIes have a himmite which , timey
believe has a licarimig omm time Dmmrramit case.
Wimemi tIme signal corps caine to Mount 1)inblo ,
Oii the day after tile imturder of MimmmiieVil -
llamas , time mmiilitiamimerm , alimoimg wimomu was Dmir-
rant , stayed over night at a ranch six miles
front time mmmoimiitaimi. Two days after their
departure time rancimmmian foummitl 1mm tIme barmi
s'imere time militiamen had slept a lady's
knife with several liiamies anti a scissors at-
lachmmiemit. One of time biades antI time scissors
immtve blood staimis mm timemu. It is believed
that Dmirrammt dropped time kuhn , wimicim will
be sent to time chief of police at San Fran-
cIsc. , .
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\'IIA'I'IIIcI ( voitIcCAs'l' .
Vii ir ii mmml ruler In tle Ii I renue
EnsIerii I'nrl isumi of Neiirmusksu.
WASUI NUTON , Aug. 20.-Tue forecast
for Vm'etimiesdny is :
For Neiimnska and South Dakota-Fair ;
warmer in time extreme eastern urnrtion ;
winds beeoimilng southerly.
For town-Fair ; slightly s'armner ; south-
erh' winmimt.
I' or Missouri-Fair , except siiowt'rs in time
extreme southeast portiomi ; slightly wmlrmmiem' ;
vimitis It'c'oining 'arimulile.
For lCnmwaat-Geiieruiiy fair ; warmer In
the eastermi lortittn ; 'arialhe ' , indts.
l.ursmi ltet'ord.
OFFICE OF' 'rIlE W'EA1'hlI'it iiunic.tp ,
OMAh1A , Aug. 20.-Otnaiia m-ecorti of tern-
itt'rmttur ( ' anti m-miimmfahi , conipared ivithm time
corrotimondumig day 01' the lutist four years :
1S95. 1191. IS3. 102.
MmmxlmnUmii temperature. , . , $11 82 83 71
: \ilnimntiiii tenmitertttUre.'i i 61 C2
Average temmilterattiro. . . . . . 70 75 7i iS
l'recipltation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00 T .00 .10
Commtiltioti ( if temperature amil precipitmttiomm
itt Omaha for ( lie dumy amid slimco Munch I.
1kG :
Normal teniperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
DeilciejiCy for the shims' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accumulated CXCCSS shmice Mmmrch . . . . . . . .
Normal precipitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ii inch
1)ellciemmC ) ' for time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inch
Total imre'iPltUtloil simii'e i'tiarcii I 13.P Incimea
1)ellciemiCy tsince Mumh I , . . , . , , , s.ss immcimea
lIt'iuirts froumu Slut Imuui a t S mu. iii ,
, i a -
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t'i4
STATU or
STATIONS. j a iY5ATUIi ,
d
Ommiaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 50 .00 Clear.
NOrtiml'lntte. . . . . . . 75 51 .tt ) Clear ,
Valenunti . . . . . . . . . . i41 ltd .Otl Citlmir.
Lliicimwo . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Btl .00 l'art ciommtly.
Si. LoumI . . . . . . . . . . . 70 72 .Om Ciommtiy ,
St. I'nut. . . . . . . . . . . . ( isi 72 .00 Clear.
Davonpori. . . . . . . . . . si s .oo Clear.
Kamistm City. . . . . . . . . 70 79 , lt ) Cinar ,
ilememma . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hti 148 ( it ) Cimar ,
Domiver. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00 Clear.
SaitLuicejIIy. . . . . . cmi ( . . . .
lltBmmmart'mt. . . . . . . . . . . 7 I 7H .Oui Clear.
81m Vimmcttmmt . atm mis , oo ( 'liar.
Clteyemmuio. . . . . . . . . . . 7 $ (12. . .0(1 ( . Ci'ar.
Miles CIty. . . . . . . . . . . ( e. . . . . . . . . . .
ltatltl City. . . . . . . . . . . 511 tin. . .1)1) ) ) . l'art t'lotmiy
Gaiveuttom , . . . . . . . . . . . . . H9 mel miii i'mmrt cloudy
' - Ilmmdlcmmtes trace of precipitation.
I , . A , 'FLsIi : , Observer.
Clean Lasting CHEW
Cool Sweet SMOKE
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POUCH
TOBACCO
PURE
hARMLESS ,
SATISFYING.
PTFNERVOUS
vSflI I I-DYSPEPTIC
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Tlil DOCTOI1'S ( ) IUMN.
ii , 1' . ii , , Now Tork.-My isft leg Is itmiger l
C lfl.-tmmnftm"ne-t' its' ( 'lie huicim ttmimi , iljlmt , eauot ty
ttttn'lt of Semite thmetmtum'ullmmi. Vlhi ) our melmia'
Il lOtS iI.i mmti-timlrmg f'r itm' ?
'l'jkc one Febricidmi l'IIl , three tinmen tl.iuiy.
ilsgulate thmo bowels with Nathroiitimic Salts ,
A'oid elastic stockings. Report in sIX
veek ,
(1. .Ta'muer , St. ietmis'imat I. soai fr a cateI
toligimi , ; al"o mm m-t'iimt'd ) to gimlim flea hi
For time tormner take Natbrumhltldc stilts ,
twice a ii'e'elt , a tcaspooimtuil iii a Imnit tuna-
bIer of t-ater , a half imotir before lmreakfast ,
Secommth , take Cirtiine , extract of time heart , in
timrc'e.droii tiocs , on time tongume , ti ice a day ,
\ ' , hi. ( ! _ , ( 'lmicmumco.'mmu lrtmltt'.1 m Itlm luimo-
tion.iI iut'miine's. W'itt mlmnll I lotte ?
'i'ako Temtitme iii iiwe-tirop doses , on time
tommguie. ( a ic , daily. thse ctld irater iatlming , ,
li'iij. T. , lhmtroit-Iu'e your wife Om'ariiie ,
in foumr.drop doses , on time tommgue , twice tlmuiiy ,
hot imuimimmg locally vttim a teiispoomiftii of
tuorna lii each basimm of water.
P. Ii. S. , l'hmiln-Gaetm'ine illl cmtm'e ) 'ou If
takemm accorthiiig tt ) dim-ectiomis fdithmfmiil ) ,
I' . I" . 0. , ( 'imleagn-Cotmiinuip the 'l't'stimmo for
time loesi trotmbhe , and Ccrein'ine for time immei-
nmmeimoil.-i mind mmervommrmcer , 'rwice mm reek
take mu dose of Nathirohithuic Salts to regulate
time ttom cit.
\v. T. l'/ihIKRil , M. I ) ,
Med. Icpt. , Col. Cheat. Co.
'Iil ANIMAl. EXTfl.'tCTS
Cilli ilult I Pm'uuim t iii' unit ii. : ii RI-
I li.I \ R , Fi-umm I i.e Siiuinl Coril. ( tAil-
1) I Xi , Vvomui I ii , ' Iieaum't , 'I'RS'l'Itl ,
I ) ' A Ii I ' 1,1 lYht Ill ) ! 'i II.
losc , I ; Irops. I'miee , Two Draciummma. $ i.5
. ' ' .
G.tS'i'lt INII.
A niew anti i'mmluaile mcmii di' for flylpmj'aia , $ t.2
Fi-IlIitl'lliI i'I iiS.
Fort MAi.iul.i , Mi'rccTiui.'m4 , Nil'fltlCliA ,
AND SlCI hilcAiACIIR Sd cents ,
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N t'l'ilIiIIi'R'lllC SAI'I'S.
I'or iinititmmnl ( 'tn'tlitiIioim , 1'oiitor ef lIme Iicmwsla
anti inactIon of time Itvcr , ) veimts.
At mmli trtmgglsts , or frotmm
COit'IiliA CIIiIlIl.L CO. ,
Scimui fur iItt-iiiiire , 'nshmluig ( on , 1)0 ,
For sale by KUhN & CO. . 15th and Douglas ,
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Jutlgmcut !
Iromii every tobacco chewer a wantc4
15 to tue Imierits of
LORILLARD'S
j3ji $
PLUG.
All good Judgea of chmewimig tobacce
have titus far been unaiiimotms in pro
miouncimm it time bcst iii qualit ) ' , the
most deiidous iii fimmeor , the bmt in
cvry Way. It's Lom'iliard's.
Ask the dealer for it.
D0CaT0R
Searles & Searles
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- , MI ( onus of Blood and
f'1 Skiu Diseases , Syplmoils ,
I otiromi for iife amid limo voi.
son timorougimly Cleansed
: - " htmmi time umystemmi ,
: . . LADIES gIven careful
a ' 1 amitl special attemmtion for mill
I Al . ' -tlieir , .rtmammy peculiar all-
't t 1 lmmeimts.
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tPiitutimt. : by a bpociai treat-
x7p A Ti' 1UTI'M'ITALITY \VEAK )
vy Ljt1J. : . u&i.oi' iiiade so by too close up.
piication to business or study , smvero mimental
straIn or grief BIcXUAL EXCESSES in
niitttile life or iroiu time eftccts of youthful
follies , nil yield readily to our new treat-
tt't'nt fr l0ttt of vItal power
UIRITE Your troubies if out of the city.
Timousauulq eumretl nt home by cor-
i'Ot5pOfldOfle. ( 'ONt4ILTATION FJlIcn.
flr smuriec ttui'ln 1410 imtrnamn 'It. ,
hi , , .hiiI IL , ) lt tILU iLsO1 fliiishi , Nib.
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I The Balmy South !
- Laud of Plenty
No Hot Wiiids '
No Droutlis.
( Cool summers and mIld wInters-
two amid three crops raised a year.
Free fuel. Rich inmeis. Fine railroads -
roads and the beat shlppimig facil-
ltles bring the markets of the
whole country to your door. Work
amid this land yIelds you abunmiant ,
never failing crops timat bring big
Dricea and you have sotnething ts
market all the year through.
Central Mississippi
well watered , gooti roads , friendly
people ; never fnhltmig rttturmms frolim
) the richest soii emi time giobt' , The
) title of imnmnigraticmn 1mm turning towards -
, wards this wonderful region. 'rwenty
acres there with tiny sort of care
pays you more mmmommey than the best
160 cores 1mm the west. Stock runs
out all tIme year anti yeti can raise
vegetables over ) ' month In ti.s
twelve. Garden fartnng and frut
raising are mmultllmg more iimommy for
time miorthiern settlers now timaim they
ever miimio before in their lives
with double the nmoummt of work.
I'emmchc's , piunna , pears , strawberries ,
grapes. persiminomis , curly tipples ,
aI'ricots-imm tact all small fruits are
a profitable. never fauiing source of
revenue , For tuil lmarticulara address -
dress
CEO. W , MIlES , Gnera1 Agent ,
1617 Farminni St , , Outinhia , Neb ,
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