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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1895)
" 'V"1' ! ' : r" , , : . . " " . . . . . ; " " : : : : ; ; :1 : > - , ' - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - , , - ' - - - - . . - - - - - - - " u - , , , . I ( p1 , _ I . , . - - _ - _ _ . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TITD OJfAIIA DAILY Y DJE.1RIDA : Y , SEPTEMBER . : 3 , - 180B. t I , ] IVING IN .iE liL CASE ; b 00unl01 for Btt ! the Curt t rlx 1 Date for Hearing , . . - I FORMAL MOTON ? lAS BEE FED - - LIUe fhnnce Unit Ulr 31nter Will lIe ' 1lken tlu nt thc Ccnlhl" Short eiloii of the fll- . I llrCIC Courl. I , - A LtCO ; , Sept. 12.-SpecIaI-Coun1 ( ) l \ , . for the ale In the cue at the state at Ne braskl against John E , 11 and other ba\'o ? fled a motion In Ihe ( preme court askIng that I fix an early day for the trial at the I ncton , make all due orders for the trial and that the plalnlt may have ulch other and turttir relo ! [ In the premses ! a maT be nec a- lry ant proper. The motIon Is 1 signet by Attornt.y General Churchill , E. Wakeley and I G. :1 i. la\berlson , nlorneys for the stalo. I i I expected that the supreme court , which ; \ . moet for the short session next Tuesday , will I (4 . .4 - not , at thIs term , fx a day for the trIal , but \.1 may 10sslbly grant the melon for a trial at I , erne Eubcqueut sitting. I Governor Holcomb was confned at his resl- denco today by a slIght Illness. The gubera- tonal once , at the capitol arc at the south side o the building , ant during the pat three I , days the heat In this de.partment bas been in- tense. I I the Intenlon ot the overnor 10 I ' stnt for the ChIckamauga celebration next I Tueslay. , I . J. I . Draebmer at Johnsen , Nemaha county , tr has ailliel ( to the Hoard ot Transportation for redress In a railroad cast In that county. I appear that the county commissioners hive ordered the manager of the Burlington road to open a dOllng at Johnson , whIch ho has failed ) to do. Mr. Drachlcr was advised , by the Board ot Transportation to apply to the county attorney for assistance In drawIng up a complaint to be fed with the bOJrd. The sheriff of Johnton county has wired ) Chief at 101 co Melck to forward him tira ' . papers taken from the man arrested at Tecum- . feh on sUiplclon. The papers Wl're brought to Lincoln ly Deputy Untied States Marshall flubbard. It that habeas , I appears corpus proceedings ' ceelngs arc to be begun for 11 release at the I , man ant the sheriff wantoj the papers for evIdence. As yet nothing )11 ) been heart at the rightful ) owner of [ the documents. The attendance at the fair grounds this morning was fairly good , hit br no meanl ? 'what was expectelJ The Lancaster county people alllear to have concentrated theIr efforts toward booming the enterprIse yes- teray ) while the cIrcus was on the ground President Sullivan Is earnest 11 hIs appeal to the patriotism of Lincoln people to do the right thing by the faIr during the rest of lie ( woel He says the rerelpt9 from the circus were not as great as hall been ex- pected. The premium list Is secured by a bond for $1,000 , signed by Lincoln buslnesl men , and ) they ( are going , to be protected to the fulest extent , according to Iretllent Suilivan. Tomorrow every woman accom- panied by a gentleman will be admlt & ) free. Tim races tomorrow comprise a 2:25 : trot purse $500 : a 2:20 : pace , purse $500 ; 2:18 : trot purse $600 , and a running mile for ; 12j. In justice court this morning a thirty days' continuance was taken In the case where Foreman Gentry reeks to recover $26 , said , , to be duo him for work In the Cal news. Japer oillce . I Is stated ) that Gentry contemplate - template the arrest of Editor Austin and ) prosecution for perjury because he some prosecuton . , . ,1 _ , , . , . . , , . . . . . . I , . . . .c "nU IIItO UMU LU" ' uu n" " flUb .U- debted to Gentry when the laUcr was SUllt by some creditors und Austin was garnl- sheed. Today Raymond Bros" , the grocers , manic another attempt to secure something ou their claim for $1.700 against A. L. 10dley k Co. by filing an anlhvlt of garnishment In district coUrt against the First National bank claiming that I had : possession of money belonging to the defendant [ A young colored woman called at the po- ' tC3 station this morning to see about getting , back $5 whIch she said had been stolen from her. She saul she had saved I up . I V Intending to use I In ( 'nding her two chtl- dron 10 hastings , while aba went to Iencr ) I to accept 1 position as cook at the minion ' agency. The belt the 111e could do want to forward the children to hastings and the woman to Pctider ) Omaha people In Lincoln : At the Llndell- F. Murphy , G. E. Prichet. At the 1ln. coln-I. O. Ciarke. J. T. Clarke , E. Wake ley W H. I3arstow. IA'V1dS COUX'I'Y lNI'UlfIVANM. 'h'kc.t 1'llrrl Indlu' Field by Accimi- mntln , 'Uh Oi" ' 1''rl.UII. ' : : CIADtN , Nob. , Sept. 12.-Spec'a ( ) Tele- gram.-At ) the republican county convention held here today the on1y fight was on the nomination for treasurer . the other canid'dates being nominated by acclamation. The fol. lowing ticket was put In the feld : Treasurer J. I. Paul : coroner J. J. Cook : clerk , O. IC. . ' Eastman ; sheriff . A. M. Darro.t : Judge , I' . 'E Baird : county superintendent C. E. iroiter : clerk of court n. 11. cGrew. The following delegates ) hntruclel for the present Incumbents , M. I' . Klnklld and Alfred Dutow , were aIJponle ! 10 the judlc'al convention at Valentine on the 1th Intat : D. , Y. Meyers , E. J. CUlleter. T. J. Ilough. ton . George } vans , W' . W. Wilson . I ) . D , Jencks , jr . R. Wingfeld , " ' . It. Ketcham and 11. II. Oiinn. Deegates ! 10 the ( state conven- tionV. : . II. Rynods ! W. II. ICecham G. A. Eckies G. T. II. Babcock. .J. A. Ilabegger , Leroy ilaii . J. E. West neil ) E. I. Drockway. OSCEOL1A. Neb. . Sept. 12.-Special.-Tiie ( ) republicans ot this county wi hod ! theIr county convention Saturday to elect delegates . gates to ' tine slate and jndlc'al cmventlens and nom'nat enc r for the county , and while t' e other fEow : ! scant to have a hal dozen clndldate for every enc In their gift the rellbicani have no candidates . and if I iny are nominated , I will bo a clear cue or 'wbe.re . the once seeks the msn. " Thus Ifr they hove only one candidate for judicial honor In the county , lion. E. L. Kng , and ho will be a' - lowed to select the nno : delegates to the Judicial convention that meet at David . City Tuesday. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Northwest I't'lrinska Vontc.rene. VALENTINE , Neb. , Sopt. 12.-Spocai ! Telegram.-The ) Norlm'eat Nebraska con- t lerence of the Methodist , Episcopal church has been In sClslon here Enc3 Monday. Bishop Newman presdlng ! with deegates numbering about seventy-five present. On Tuesday evenIng Hev. Mr. Sllenc of I'hladelph'a. representing the church otenson . lectured Last evening ltey } Ir. Hodges , pres ding tder : from Norfolk , Ilreachel1 Dlbop Newman I announced for a lecture Friday evening. Sub Ject : "On horseback Through tine Valley of tine luphratee. " In addition to tine r.gula district delegates there are pres'nt Hev. Mr. Shank of the Omaha Christian Advocate . Hev. T. C. Clelennlag , financial agent VeaIe'an ' UniversIty , I.lncoll , and 11ev C. N. Dawson reprNentng D c:1s : bOJplal : , Omsislis. The conference Is held In the beautiful new n stone church complete thIs sp log. whIch ' Is conc d 10 be the fInest edifice of the kInd this side ot 1'remont. bu1t within the lat two years through the instrumentality prin- ' , cipaly at the local pastor 11ev. O. L. Ham. ley. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . : s'Ilr l't 'rlonnl I.nlol. EXEnm , 'Neb. , Sellt. 12.-Slleclal.- ( ) Philp Preston departed for Chicago this week to remsn indefinitely. G. W. Paten , J. G. Haner. David Minick and GV . Alexnder took advantage at the cheap excursion this week to make a pros- pectng tour through Arkansas and tine Ozark country. Wilam Hams < el and wife departed thIs week for an exten'e ) trip through the south S which wilt la.le In the Jatonal encmpment t at Louisville , the Cotton eXIJslUon at Atlanta - lanta and other Important events Returning they wl spend several weeks with relatives ant friends In Tennenee. Mrs. Irish and daughter Ehle , came In from Iowa ) yesterday to visit the former'a * , \ another. Mrs. Hackett , aDd brother , Dr. J. F. f , : t hackett. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . David CUT H."Illc" liurmicil. DAVID CITY , Neb. , Sept. 12.-Speclal.- ( ) The 111elng house ot Mrs. M. Murphy was totaly consumed by fire at 1 o'cl < k this morning. Nothing was saved from the building - Ing and the family barely elcale. The fire 1 aU01se < to hao been cause4t i , L e- . . . . , Y . lollon of 1 lamp whleb hal ben left burn- tag , The blltlns was insured for $100 InI , the furniture and ether contents for $160 , which fully covers the lou , - - lOt OrI' ! s'v.VrI3 . 1..Un RX11I lilT. , A.rlclllrni 11"lllny nt Omnl"11 le If l'ccullnr interest. NOIFOLlt , 4eb. , Sept 12.-SptcIAI.- ( ) arly In the season Morris Mayer , one of Norfolk's pro rurlv8 enter- chants , offered prizes for the best samples at garden and tarot produce ) , with the result that a splendid colecton has been secured , , hch I now being tabulated and assorted ready ) for shipment to the stale fair st Omaha tomorrow. The assortment includes wheat , corn , oats , rye , sugar beets , Ilmpklns , Iquah , melons and a great variety ot arden truck I will w entered as : special Norfolk exhl"lt Many at Norfolk's citizens assisted Mayer In collecting and arranging - ranging the exhibit , while tIne farmers entered - teret Into the contest with hearty good wul , In order ) that Norfolk's advantages AS the center - ter of a malnllcent farming community might be properlY set forth to the world at the stale fair In Omaha. DANCHO T , Neb. , Sept 12.-Speclal ( Tee- ) gram.-Ol ) ( car of fruit , vegetables ant grIn front this place , under charge ot L. n. 1.'lelchcr , and two cars trom West Point , under control of Frank PeterMn , let for the state fair at Omaha today. They were fled with the choicest wheat , oats , barley and rye both In sheaf and sack , corn ant potatoes ot very large varieties. Much interest was t'ken In , the state fair exhibit by citizens of Cum- ' Ing county , and they feel sure ot takIng very near. It not first prIze. NEUnASIA CITY , Neb. , Sept. 12.-Spe- ( clal.-A ) meeting has been called for tomor- row night 10 arrange for the representation ot Nebraska City In the trades parade at Omaha next Tuesday. Although but a short time remains II which to prepare nit exhibit , there Is no doubt that one will be sent which wH be a credit to the city. Several of tine manu- tcturlnr plant have already sent dllpla's to the fair. YORI Neb. . S pt. 12-Spactal ( Telo- gram.-Th" ) York county fair today was well attended. There WAS some splendid racing. Tomorrow the fair will c oa ( The first Iccl- dent to occur was tonight , when two teams collided. A man named John Ted , In 1 at- temptng to slop.them. hd his limbs perlous'y brnnised . Two young ladiEs In the first buggy escaped wIth : few brulss. mamas for tine AUlltl ESII."IUol. VALENTINE , Neb" , S pt. 12.-Speclal ( Telegram.-C. ) P. Jordan , United Stales In- than trader at the Hoebud agency , Is here tonight with thIrty Sioux Indians , tine pik ) of that tribe and will leave In a spec'a ) Cl for Atlanta , where hI has the exclusive pelvi- lege of exhibiting Indians , their manners aol customs , alI ) wl ' establish an Indian village on the grotmnds. In hIs party are Chiefs Two Strikes , Stnndz-and-Lnoks.llack ard Yellow- Hobe , and several other : leaders , among thorn being a brother of lloliow-llorn-flenr , wino Is said to have served not'ce on Agent Wright to quit the reservation. Chief oStrlkes Is the recognized head chief , and hu : the grlJter war hIstory of any In the trlb . Il was a moving spIrit In the ghost dances and consequent - sequent outbreak In 1891. Thee tndlans at least , will not b3 present to take part In Agent 'rIght's expulsIon from the resrva . ibm. Jordan's oxhlblton will differ from former exhibits of the kind ) , In that I will be of nn historical and chron010gleal ch1rae ter , tine Indians hanl their tepees painted to show the different bates In whlc\ they par- with relcs : ot their ' tlclpato , wih many ungu'nlY comntlicts. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : llrrlell lt Premnm.t. FHEMONT , Sept. 12.-Spccial.---The ( ) wedding . ding ot Miss Rte Lee , daughter bt W. F Lee at thIs city . and Warren Vance ot Challron was solemnized at the residence ot the ( brlde's parents ycsterday Hev. N. Chestnut of the I'resbyterian church ofliciat' Ing. Only the relatives of the tamly were present. The happy couple let yesterday afternoon for a wedding trIp In the northern part of the state. The bride was born an" has always hived In Fremnomnt She has always - ways been a leader tn social affairs and wi be greatly missed by her many acquaint- ances. Mrs. E. lliewett of this city delivered a lecture at th ! Normal chapel this evening oil her observations In England ) while she was attending the international convental of the 'omen's Christian Temperance union. , Mrs. Iewet Is deeply Interested In the work I of the \'omen's Christian Temperance union and her account at the work of the conven- ton and of her Eurollean trip was "ery Inter. esting. The lecture was under tine auspices of the Normal school chspe ) 1'nll C1t3' " 'nl 1 , , , . I X"W lintel . . AILS CITY , Neb. . Sept. 12.-Specal.- ( : ) The new hotel which has been talked about so long Is now assured. Ex.Mayor Kelng Is to build It where the old Union bounce now stands , and It .1 have a frontage of 106 . feet on Stone street ant elghty.fve feet on Third street. I Miss Nellie Shipley of Atchison Is In the city organizing a dancing school. I 1 . Luemore and daughter , Miss D.an , i who has bon visiting In Indiana for the past : nnnonth came home Ylslerday. A pleasant party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jussen for tbelr daugbter , Miss Maude. Hefreshmonts _ served and games and dancIng Wl e IIulge In. J. 11. Miles Is vhlng frlEds and relatives In Rulo. Drown I\elm Is home from a trip to ChI- cage where he has ) been In alen1ance at the postal clerki' convention. convonton. Francis Deaulen of Seneca ICan. . Is In the city visItng his brothers , Ike and Fred Deau- leu _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Very lot us Sh.lh SIELDY , Neb. , Sept. 12.-Special.--The ( ) thermometer yesterday run up to lOS , and the preceding days were very warm. I Is excellent weather for corn , much of which Is green and should dry before frost. AI- thoulh Solute fields are worthless , corn will make a better crop than was expected. Farmers place the average yleM at from twenty to thirty bushels per acre. I"rul trees are loaded thIs fall. I was not un- usual to see the limbs of apple and plum trees bent to tll , round. NEltASKA CTY ! , Sept. 12.-Speclal.- ( ) Yesterday was one ; of the hottest days or tine year . the thermometer registering as high as 103 degrees In some places. Veternmis Ilenl" lt North Lonl ) . NORTh LOUt' . Neb" , Sept 12.-Speclal ( ) -An old soldiers' Picnic , at which few at none other than old soldiers and theIr tm- ly relatives were expected to be Ilresentwu held today In Stuart's grove a ahor distance east ot this place. under ) the SUSlllcOs ot the ladies lt the Relict corps and the comrades of Lombard post . Grand Army ot the lie- puhlc _ _ _ _ _ Ferry float miter 1 "I.I01c'l. IECA TUR. Neb , Sept. I-Special-The ) holler on Ito ferryboat went 10 pleeJ yesterday - day morning. The explosion did 10 damag otherwise than badly demolishing the water bnk. Order have been plce at Soux : Cty : for a new boiler . but It will be a fOI\ days before any ' . any active trafc can take p'ace be. tween Iowa and Nebraska at this point. Tat-n Urlthl ut 11.ln l. HASTINGS , Neb. . Sept. 12-Spociai.-Mr. ( ) Twit , a farmer living abut five mies west at the city , dle,1 thIs mornln Mrs. John Pleket died this morning st 4 o'clock after a short Illness . The funeral will be held Friday morning at the residence - deuce In this city. GiA' COllt , . ' . Litigation. DEATIO ? Ieb. . Sept. 12.-Special.- ( ) The bar docket for the ( coming term ot the Gage county district court comprlsea ll7 case ! at which 80 are equity. 204 law and thIrteen criminal. I Is expected the term. which begin. September : will be an extended - tended one on account at the cue a .llst the ltr oiflclals. Morriso . Trial Will EIII This Week . ClADnO . Neb , Sept. 1Z.-Spec'al Te'e' gramnu.-Nothing ) new of a startling nature has developed In the Merion murder tral. : The cue will lat the balance of tb's week at least. The prIncipal portion of the spectators are women , numbers of them havng : been In constant attendance since the beginning of the trial. . Pozwni's Complexion I'owder I universally known and everywhere esteemed a. the only I'c'der that "I improve the complexion . eradicate tan , trcll" and ill akin diseases. UECOYER - ThEIR PRO > ERTY Indians May 00 Into Jnokson' Hole t Make n Soaich. TiE WILL lIME A CAVALRY ESCORT Aimlisorl ties nt " 'I"hllAIOI I mit emit to S""lr. the Je,1 ; I.n ' 1Iwir itighte . \"llnlt the Aggressive'yo - JIIA W'hnltn- 'I. WAShtbGTON , Sept. 12.-Tho Indian bureau has granted permission to Agent Teeter at the Fort Hal reservation In Idaho , to allow certain Innnck Indians to go Into the Jneson's ) Hole district under Illtar ) ' escort In search ot proPerty abandoned there by them on tine occasion of the attack made on them by the settlers. Agent Teeter re- fltested permission to grant passes to these Indians for tine purpose indicated and his request was referred to General Coppinger , she approved it. The Indians probably wilt be alowed to go coon and will b accom- , lanlet by 3 troop of ca\'alr. The Ilueetun of hunting game Is not imuolvcd. I'S xu xnws ( ' IllS AIV.NClilRN'i' Sltlll 11.1..ITI wlh Ills " 'url ; 11 UIII I. WAShINGTON , Sept. 12.-Archblshop Satol saId today he had absolutely no In- formation regarding the report he was to bo created a cardinal. I Is stated he was proceeding with his duties as though there was no Intention whatever of his being recalled - called to Home for aduncement or assignment - ment to New Yorl I Is stated at the residence of the papal ablegato that the report of the establslulent of diplomatc relations between tine Nicaa- guan government and the Vatican ha no new feature since the announcemcnt In the ARoclate press some months ago. An archbishop lu Nicaragua has been selected as the admInistrator apostoiic . and the Nicaraguan goverment hag sent a report to the Vatican. The arrangement was made : indirectly b ) Archbishop Sa 101. I Since his return Washington Arch- bishop Satol has set at rest the rumor con- cerning the bies'imng hlch ho bestowed upon a Methodist minister at Chlcgo. I appears a religious ceremony was conducted at the Sacred Heart convent. Afterward tbo archbishop met the minister , but he Is not aware the genteman was In the room where the religious cremony took place , and where the congregation was bleesed. SOU'II DAKOTANS GWl' A COXClSSIOX Iu Jetll'u ' 'he ) ' . \re tu J < .llhT"h n Sf'lllhll' I.hle. WASHINGTON , Sept. 12.-ln dispatches to the Department ot State , datei August 23 and 24 , Couaul O'Hara at San Juan do1 Norto Nicaragua , announces the distribution of the indemnity at UG.OOO paid by the government of Nicaragua In response 10 the Ilritl'h de- maui ' for damages to Britsh subjects because of the Buefelds affair. The Dueft.l Recorder - corder clIms that some of "tho persons in- demnlfel ! owe no allegiance to England " The amounts received by individuals range from ! oo to ( . The Britsh vice consul , Edward lalch , received the later amount. Consul O'Hara states the Recorder announces the granting of a concession to Mr. J. Lasche representing the South Dakota and Ccnlral American Trdlug company of South Dakota , for 2j.000 hotares of land at any paint on the Atlantic coat of Nicaragua In alternative lot ! . In return the company Is to provIde a steamer to ply between San Juan del Norte and Grcou9 Dies calling at Intennedlate points. Consul O'Hara adds : "It Is MId 1 Lasche Is now In the United States md01vor- Ing to Interest capialits In his project. lie has been given six months within which to deposit $10,000 as an evidence of good faith. " Ni Go' " 'Ulllrn"nl" Ycaterniny. WASHINGTON Sept. 12.-So far as reported - ported to the Treasury deparlment there were no withdrawals of gold at New York today nor were there any deposIts of gold except In the regular course at busIness. The true amount of the reserve at the close ot busl- floss was $99.G12.00. At Chicago there was a deposit at $75.000 In gold In exchange for small notes and the balance of the net gain at $142,000 was obtained at the asssy 001cc. The demand for ColumbIan half dollars In exchange for gold at par at the subtreasurIes , except San Francisco . continues without abatement At the present time there re- mains only $822,000. These halves have never i been In circulation . but have the same legal ! tender and redemption qualities as other Iial- dollar pieces. - i4chiottel.l Starts for Chltnnoo l. . WASHINGTON , Sept. 12.-General J. M. Schofeld , lieutenant general United States army , accompanied by hh personal staff and a party ot friends , will heave WashIngton September 16 for Cincinnati , and from there wl go direct to Chattanooga to attend tine ( ) edleaton ceremonies ot the Chickamauga National park on 'eptembr 19 and 20 and thence to Atlanta to the reunion at the blue and gray at tIne Cotton and Internatonal expositon on September 21. From Atlanta he will return to \'aahlngton. ; 11" Flsngler's . Cnse ? Vet Ready , . , WASHINGTON , Sept. 12.-The case of Miss Elizabeth M. Fiagler the y5ung so- cIety woman who create a sensation a month ago by shootng and killing a negro boy named Green for despoiling a fruIt tree , will not bo reached bolero next month The present grand : jury will consider only jai cases and the next grand jury will be at- ganlzed October I , to whIch United States District Attorney Brney stated today he would present the case . for its action . Chimting-s tn NI".n' CCIIJII I lb. WAShINGTON . Sept. 12.-The officers at the Mohican have been ordered to tine Ma- non at once. Captain Summer , recently court unartialed , has ben relieved of the command of the Colulbu and Captain J. H. Sands , at present attached to the Portsmouth - mouth , N. I. , navy yard , has been assigned to the command or that ve6seL VOllll lied of Yellow Pe , ' er. W ASHNGTON , Sept. l-Tbe State department - partment receIve n cablegram from VIce Consul Dawson at San Salvador as follows : uConsul Munchmeyer die of yellow fever : his wife attacked with same disease. " Munch- meyer was appointed February last ) from Wet VirginIa. His predecessor , Consul 1'01- lock also died of fever Gbo'.rn rr""IIII itt Tangier . WAShiNGTON . Sept. 12.-United States Consul Barclay at Tangier Morocco , has cabled the State department a follows : "Choera ) prevailing here : not yet pronounce Asiatic typo ; average mortality , six daily. " Condition or ( lit' 'I'resmsnnry . ASIUNGTON S = pt , 12.-Today's condl- lon ot the treasury shows : Available csh balance , $182,064,629 ; sold reserve , $ ttl,612- 006. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ A S'ndtont. or Momnstre. Here are the n ames of the abominable trio that cmpose It. hate and abhorred by man and womanklnd-yspeJla. biliousness mind constipation. 'Vhat Is the most successful war to attack and 6uelch ) these united man- store Take Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters , and they wL pull up stakes and make tracks for parts unknown , leaving no trace behind. The Dters ale extrminate malaria rheu- matic and kidney trouble and ' all- matc . kdney touble nervous al- p WIISTIIItN VI2NSIONS . \'h'rnn. of thc 1.lt. " 'nr 1.I.JI- b.r.d by time C.n.rnl Gcn'.rnm'nl. WAShINGTON Sept. 12.-Special.-I'en. ( ) ) slons granted . Ieaae I ot August 2d , were : Nebraska : Original-William C. Miroy , Shiickley Fillmore . Renewal-Henry R. 'nVli. WI- kinaen . lock\1le , Sherman Henewal and tncrWllDt A. Butler . 'la1 Duntly Reissue and InereaseI.'rnk P. JOancbard . Gibbon , Buffalo. Original whlowKMatlda J. Oes : . Greeley Center , ( rpeley Caroline C. Bunker. . Beatrice , Gage : Bridget haley , 101- brok 1"urnss. Iowa : Origlnni-Joanepin MeCord , darnnIna1l. larlll- town . Mar hal : \\'II"m Irvin , Defiance . Bhelty , .Addttional-W'illiam Blunt . Charles City l o'd. Colorado : Origlnal-Ricnurd ) M. J. Miller . Bonanza. Saluach , : Wilam U. Ogg Monte Vita. lo ( ralle , Orhiisai , vlow-urle A. Achey ) Canon City. i'remont. - North Dakota : Orlglnalohn Conmee , 11. John Conway , lenfcJ ' Conmc . U'1 " 'ln CIC p I ( * 'TII J\11WTO,1 Freight Train lr..n' ' In ' " "lh nl"I"lrlll n..I" . OAIESnUIG , fii. ; Sept 12.-Tho Chlcl/ , lurlngton & Qu1l .J.lronll man a peculiarly bat wreck Just east . at Alton at 1 o'clock title morning. A'Weslbound ' train broke IntO two , ant a tine front part slowed up at the water tank the rfar part ran Into the front , causing 1 car of' ' nhptha to ignite. There were twelve carsot naptha anti pelroleum In ito train and all were soon ignited. The lames shot hunlb\s 01 feet high. Three cars eplolet , with tiemcndouis forco. The house } ot Thomas Craver nearby was set on fro and destroyed ) arid ! I. and Irs , Craver barely escaped ) wih' their lives. Samuel Welch , twenty rods distant , 1 village fireman . man , was covered with burning oil and burned 10 death . Other firemen were badly but not fatally burned. The los to tine railroad eOmllan Is $12,000. 10usIs a quarter of a noun away were scorchell by the burning oil. C. O. Carlen , a locomot\"o flremans , was thrown from a tank and injured - jured about tine heath Oil cars were strewn along for half / mile . Tine track Is twisted , telegraph poles down , ties burned , trees blasted and the whole scene Is one of ruin. Cllnt ) . OflleersUier I Cloll. OAKLANI ) , Cat , Sept , I2.-The grand jury baa presented nIne Indictments against Count Auditor Myron , \ . Whiddon and one Indictment agaInst grest Mayrosch , jr. , chief deputy under County Tax Collector Bar- ber. The Indictments grew out at the shortage - age In the tax collector's oteo whIch were discovered over a month ago The nine counts against County Auditor Whidden embrace tour forgery , four of altering 1 mobIle record and enC at ennbszzienmuent. The indictment against ChIef Deputy Tax Collector ! ay- roch charges him wlh the onabezzienneint of $625 from tine funds In tine tax coiiector's once , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Chicago imtld tnUlntl. . CHICAGO , Sept 12.-The committee of prominent southerners to Invite the citizens ot ChIcago and the northwest to the Inter- national alI Cotton States exposition arrIved here today. A large party of Chicagoan met tine Atlanta delegation outside the city lmis and came with them Into the city. Elaborate entertainment for tine southern guests has been arranged , Inc\lln a din. nor at the Union League . club Friday even- In ! Among tha commltoCmen from Atanta were Mayor Porter ICing . C. A. Collier. II- rector general of tine exposition : Stewart F. Woodson , president of the expo"llon : Clark howell and Ii. 11. Cabnniss . Fire limier Mmtlns n Confeesliiii. KENOSIA , WI" , Sept 12.-Isaac Hobin- son , one of the men under arrest In can. necton with the burning ot the works of the Chicago Bedding company , has made a confession , which the district attorney says implicates mull tine men now under ar- rest. ThIs make the fourth confession silica the case "as pushed. Barney 1 Boch , one at the men held on the same charge , and who has acted very strangely In the jai the past few days , was vltlted by hIs mother yesterday , but he failed to give her any sign of recognition. He also rouses to eat any food ant Is gradually wasting away. . StrllnA : llu'rl ; IIIIA ' .ronh. . ISIPEMING , MIch. , Sept. 12.-A mob ot about 500 strikers surroulel ) } a nonunion miner from tine Lake Angelne mine , who drew a revolver to protect himself. Mar- sisal Carlson went to the rescue , and both I men were pursued so closely that the mar- sbal fired two thols Into the air. ThIs In- Imldatf the mob. ' and the men returned to hea quartors. The pumps In section 21 of the Lake Superior mine have been stopped , and the ( Vlnthrop mine. which Is being operated by , Mr. Braastad at union Is rapimli ; befog flooded. rates raptJ _ beig fooded. Soznnethiiiigufn aiortgmigc. SomethllA ; lorl&lPr. TACOMA , Sept. 12.A $1,000,000 mortgage was fed wlh : ' line auditor today , being given by tine Tacoll Land company on its Tacoma property valued At over $5,000,000 , to the Provident Ilfe and Trust company of Phiadelphia , to seuro a loan at 1000000. The proceeds arebtlng used In I the constrnc- ton of a 2OOO-ton wheat warehouso. the purchase and filling In ot a portion of the Tae \a tide ) fats ann dredging at waterways. The loan Is evidenced by an Issue of 1,000 $ ,000 bonds runnIng twenty ) 'ear bearing G per cent Interest. . Little to 1I'ntU" thc lurlrrer" SAN F'ItANCiSCO. Sept. 12.-Furtinor details of the n1sse ) beds murder near OceansIde received today indicate that the murder of Mrs Sties ninth ) her father , J. D. Borden , yes- terday , was committed by a half-breed negro and a white man , strangers. Stiles and Dar- den , the later 80 yean old , went fishing some dlslance from the camp , when the former , recollecting seeing two suspIcIons characters hanging about ho sent Borden back. After fishing about two hours Stes returned and found both dead. , p iioimirseekcrs' lOxcurninmnm , . n.lu..rk.r. Srlrllo.l. On August 29 , September 10 and 21. 1895 , the Union Pacific system will sell tickets from Council Bluffs and Omaha to points south and wet In Nebraska and Kansas , also to Colorado . WyomIng , Utah and Idaho , east of \'elser and south of Beaver Canon , at ex- ceingly low rates. apply For to full information as to rates and limits - - - A. C. DUNN , City Ticket Agent 132 Farnam St. . Omalla , Neb. I.lke St.nllr Stuns Aground . ! ! CLgVELAND , Sept. 12.-A dispatch received - ' ceived here says that the big steamer Fay of the Michigan Transit company has run hard aground oft Stave Island reef In tile south passage near Toledo. Tha mishap Is said to have occurred early this mornlnl while the steamer was running at full speed. She Is In a dangerous position and may be 1 total wreck. The boat Is loaded with 1,300 tons and Is four feet out of water. . Snl l rlrH'lleo . ) rw1' " ' Firma . 'nll. SAN I RANCSCO , Sept 12.-Time jewelry mouse of Iammersmlth & flel has given a bi of sale for $ & ,000 to tine California Jewelry company The California Jewelry company was the principal credItor. G. Marcus ot the latter company said that Ham- morsmlth & FIeld were unable to meet their payments owing to the general inability of merchants t collect theIr bills. lie thought the assets would meet p the liabilities. Afh'r nn l IL'h"h'll lIstmnte. SANTA CRUZ Cal. . Sept. 12.-Mrs. Hiram Place and Mrs. A. C. Anderson ot this city are among the heIr to the Leak estate ot New York , valued at $200.000,000. Clalmanla have been tryIng to obtain pesaeslen at the estate for forty years. After lea1t's death the property escheAtet to the state at New Yorlt. Tine heirs 11ine In Kansas and on the Pacific ceast. . - ' TH 'S ' Jcmninismis Townaiil 1 ln"lll lip . WICHITA , Kah.1 " Sept. 12.-The fire at Conway Springs ! 'h1ch started last night and threatened fo .t stroy tine whole town , was brought \nler. . .cntrol . at 2:30 : o'clock thIs morning. 'Unit total loss Is estmated at between $15,000 and $20,0. only parlaly covered by InsuraC./ The origin at the fire Is believed to luwe , ben IncendIary. . , ; . -p Mercury JJf/'I'M / In Chicago . CHICAGO , Sept.n n-The Intense heat 01 the lst two daysl'was ' ended today by a record breaking tbni'j In the mercury. The temperature dropp WP rtoen degrees In fifteen minutes. After f j" first plunge the decline ) want more moder4t / IA speed but the ther- mometrr soon re'Ted about GO degrees , agaInst 96 yesterday ' . nc'cI.,1 io ltciennse 3IrSlu"le. CHICAGO Sept. 12.-Ex.Congressman John A. Mcbane , charged with real estate frauds . was defeated In his application for discharge today The case y'a heard by Judge Clifford , who refused to Interfere , and the Omaha ex- congressman . will be tried In flce court this ' .eek - - p Shot unit Instantly Killed . LOUISVILLE , Sept 12.-lra Hunt at Wheatey , Ky. , wa shot and killed here today by Jerry Mq tyre. Hunt cle here a month ago to work. McIntyre \ a printer snll ' 8 recently discharge from the say- lum lie was bothering Hunt In his work. litmt i'ostnimistcr AI'I'ClntlI' . WASHINGTON , Sept . n.-Spela ( T le- gram.-Oiiio ) Mathews was today appointed postmaster at Lynvilie . Japer county , Iowa , vIce Marietta Dryde , reuloved. - ChOLERA TARES TiE NATIVES Scourge has Onluod 1 roothold in the Snc- wlch 181nnd8 , - SAILOR ON TiE BENNINGTON A VICTIM Cnul" " "f Slate I'nrllllCl l Crt1 lIitiit l l'mlttienl I'rlulerl , Amoll 'i'iiemnt Jrll the iIt-ltul'enu-- 01'11.11 .rrl \11 Olll"h , SAN FRANCISCO , Sepl. 12.-The steamship - ship Australia arrived this evening train Honolulu , bringing the following advices to the Aplatel ) press : HONOLULU , Spt G.-Forty-one cases at cholera . have been reported 10 da\e \ , wRit thlrt.fve leatimS The disease attacks only the nath's. Every effort Is being mate to stamp It out. No Island ) steamers are allowed to leave port , \ 'lhoufrst remaining In quor- antno fire days. IJsIngers must Intergo the sal ordeal The Australia leaves today for San Francisco with cabin passenger only. The cholera , according to the general , theory , was brought to honolulu br theI I steamer Belgic , which arrived bore on the Hh ! of Atngtnst with 536 Chinese Immigrants. Tine reseel had a clean bill of health , but folowing tine custom , the ChInese were placed In quarantimne. On the lSth ot [ August I was learned that three ot the Immigrants hall died , two from bowel cOIIlnt Ind the other from exhaustion. As soon as It was publicly announcel that a death hal no- curmt'tl at the quarantine station people be' came alarmel and declared that Asiatic cholera had brokemi out among the ChinosI Immigrants. Doctors declare It was not chol ra. More cases broke out soon , how- ever , ant this intensified the alnrnmn ThIs tmo time disease was declared gonulne Asiatic cinciera. I was decided to Inauurate a s'a- ( sin ot house to house inspection and other precautionary measures were adopted to In- sure I popslhle the secqlly ot the cent- munltr. No Cal'S developed among the Chlnes3 at tine quaranlne staten after August 16 , ant the Immigrants have since been relcased. - ONE A mIC'N SAILOR DED. UI' to August 23 lIve cases of cholera bat ) developed al Honolulu , with four death On the evening ot the 24h another case wus reporled. For ) f'o days there were no case reported amid , Ieoplo breathed easier , b lov' Ing tine 111sesso had been stamped out. hut It was only a respite. On the 30th nine cases were rejnorttti five at which proved fatuI. Ono ot the unfortunates was a rca- man on the lennlnllon , named \ \ ' , 1 Ooede ) . 10 was taken ill white on board the yesel and Ivcd but a short time. lie had bathed In the harbor and It Is thought contracted the disease In this manner. Or . tile following two days four cases were re ported , on the third ) seven cases dql'eloped. Wlh the excepton at tine BennIngton . sailor tine scourge has attacked only nat\.cs. the duet dlfculy In dealing with the cholera hero beIng the Ignorance and unclean habits of the nat\es and Chlne3e. The natives have no concepton of the nature at time disease its origin or the proper treatment at It. In this as In all other respects they are mere chidren ant must be treated accardlnngly. The BennIngton Is now anchorel outside the harbor The physicIans are gradually locating tine germ centers , " but new cases arise In unexpected quarters and there has not been a sufcent number of facts to en- able any sao generalization to be made. Tine steamer Mlower arrived off the port lat night from the colonies. The captain landed a passenger and proceeded ) on his way to Victoria without taking either mal , prCSb , , . . . rliunntcinc or nn..nn"pn. I - ' The - - United States ship ; Olympia arrIved on the 22d. eight days tram San Francisco , and anchored outside the harbor She will take cQal hero and leave about tine 12th for Japan. The Bennington Is at anchor outside . also. 11cr people report all wol on board. PARDONED POLITICAL PRISONERS. The council of state inch ) a meeting yester- day and after approprIatng $10,000 for expenses - penses In securing time public healh , the matter of pardoning Political prIsoners came up for consideration. The executive recom- intended that Carl ' \Idemann , "Cupid , " the four Lane boys , Junlns Kaao Joe WIdl ) - field and thlrt-nlne other be pardoned. The council adopted the reconnmnnemntlatiomn. ) At the saro meeting the queen was pardoned also and the other will bo liberated as soon as the pardons arc made out. Bowler , Richard , Waiker Seward ) , Wilcox and the other long term prIsoners wi remain In jail. Tine government - eminent wi alow all exiles to return to the country wih the exception of the Ashford broth s. now In San Francisco. PermIssion has been granted John Cranstoun and E. Muller to return to be Ilresent at an exam- Inaton to be held In the interests of the o Canadlan.Australan Stcamshlp company. Muller and Cranstoun entered sui against the company at Vancouver for carrying them away from this country agaInst their wishes. \\1.1 , PltO'I'IdCT l"Ogl.N 1NVl1S'lltS : U slenl Courts n"lllrr RI.re,1y Jnnilg- 11"lt ins Pln'or or Anmnerienmins. CITY OF MEXICO : , Sept. 12.-A case of special interest to foreign Investors In MexIco has just been decided by the supreme court , comIng from the state of Durango. The Inde Mining companr , of which H. H. Walcott at Denver Is presIdent , wishIng to reopen the mine Delagna , which hall been shut down , applied to tine local court for an order ejecting an Intruder , and one week later the company's representative was put In charge. The intruder appled to the federal - eral court for a stay of nroceedimngs , but this i was denied. The case has excited favorable comment on the put ot resident Americans , being considered ! as a test cane In the pro. ' teeton of foreIgn mine owners. Lawyer Espejo , counsel for Howe Dros. , Is i confined In prisama for disrespectful language to the court. Congress opens on the night of the 16th. The liberal press continues to denounce the attempt ot the Vatican to renew diplomatc relations wlh Mexico and a political tempest Is brewing , 'as the clericals are determined If possible ) to secure the presence ot a papal nuncIo. Mitred Abbot Plancarte has been appointed - pointed by the IlOilO a bishop of Constancl In Africa , as an honorar title. Tine MexIcan Central's Guadalajara branch Is to bo extended to Tegula , an Important point In the state of Jalisco. Activity In railroad construction Is an In- dlcalon at 1 general revival of prosperity and large quantities of raiway matorlal are being ordered front Europe and the limited States. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l'rogress of n i'olnsr ESIH'11Uun. LONDON Sept. 12.-Word has been } received - ceived here that the yacht Windward , carryIng - Ing the Jackson.llarnnswortii polar expedition . whIch sailed trmo the Thames July 11 , 1894 , has arrIved at Vane ) on the north coast of Norway In latitude 18 north and longlulle 32 eat after having broken out at the Ice belt between Franz Josef land and Darentz 8ea. I Is learned the crew ot the Windward suffered severely from scurvy during the winter and that three of them dIed -i Drugs to CHEW No Stems to SMOKE c' 0 i .O . \ , MAIL POUCH TOBACCO No Nerves Quaking " No Heart Palpiatng No Dyspeptio Aching A IITI-NERVOUS AlYl-NERVOUS I1 U -DYSPEPTIC ANNOUNCEMENT [ EXTRAORDINARY The much toolcd for u1d uU nbsorbit event nttoug Ecototticut Bnrgnin Seekers , thc BIG BANKRUPT SALE Of thc Itcoutparnbtc Stock of thc :1VIorso : Dry Goods Co WILL BEGIN Saturday Moring , Sept1 14 AT' 8 O'CLOCK. Entire stock . to bc sacrificed regardless of value. Rend Friday's papers bra . list of sonic of the bargains and prices. 5. E. OLSON CO a fi _ _ _ 1 , _ - - ORCHARD HOMES. The Laud of Plenty The Laud of Proutse Sure Crops Big Profits No Drouths No Hot Winds No Cold Winters No Fierce Blizzards ORCHARD HOMES ! altlatel In the mmnot fertile nn 1 rich 'egetnblo 1\1 fruit growing re gIon of tim world. Time place where OH.hllf the energy 1\1 IIC'se _ VC1'nnco necesmry : lit this wesler coultry to maIm 1 bare 1\11' wIll In thlt glorious clmale mal.o you I good living . , n home 111 10ley II time brink. . Icro Is 1 soil th It wIll i'nise anything ullost . thlt grows amid no such thing Is Imo wu mor4 n firlinirt' . You are not Imltel II the demaud for what you raise by auy local nUI'ket ! Ou the COall1' . ' you have the markets . " , I ' _ n.n I I 1 u..H.1 of the World Buying all ) ' 01 can raIse and Illylu , the hlghlsl price for It. There Is no cud t ( tIme season 01' crops. You until have ( a crop to Ilrlwl every monlh In the twch'o If 'Ol wish to do HO. You nro tIme nt'ciiiteet of your own foriluo In this garden fet oC the world Now II the time to go . soutin. I has boom estmatel that moro Ilcolle cune /ccommo. dntcll comforlnhlr In the irnu tl amid lay tine foundation for prosperIty - Iy titan now live In the Unllel Slates. 20 TO 40 ACRESa I In that marvelous - region with Its - Perfect eliminate and " rich . soil - - If Iroporly ( . worlel wi intake yo I moro mOley und mnko : It ( mister amid easier thnl tint best tHO Icro farm II the wcst. Gurlen Ilrodlcts are nn immense yield . amid bring bIg II'lces 11 tine year roiimitl. , SttW - \erles , nim'ieutnn , plums , lerhos : , IInr8 : , early 1\11-8 , figs , ol'nngeu- all small fruits-are un early und very profitable crop 'lmbe1' of tIne highest quail ty Is abundant , FUICLi is abumodunt and costs you nothing. ( Jatti a run out all tIme year. Tlney are easily raised and fattened. Grazing Is good all tine year , Native rassc are luxurious and nutrItious. CLIMATE Is the finest lii the lcmiotvn world , Tue summers are even in telnperIt- ature uut t ' rendered deiightf iii by htmid and SPa breezes. 'I'ime nights are always cool. Time wlutera are inilld nmsd short iii duration. There are no ( : xtreinies of meat or cold iii tlnis favored region. TIne mmnealt temniperajure is 42 to GO tiegreca. Time average ralimfitti is Gil inches , There Is u ubundunce of rain for all crops. Contra ! Mississippi offers to time Intelligent man time finest oppttunIty for bettering his condition that inns ever offered , 'J'lne health ot this region is excelled by mm section of tints country. Time soil fotinil inure can rarely ho equalled aind never excelled for all good qualities. Early amid sure crops bring you big iriccs. Tine lu'st railroad facilities iii time coma- try bring tine eiitit'e country to oii as mt market. One.lmaht the tvork you now (10 to get along ivill render you a successful money nimuker on any of this Orchard Homooc lands. Work hmiteiilgentiy aind suieccis is assured , 'i'imlu is your opportuinity. 'I'Ime people are friendly ; schools efficient ; neVsptpers : p m'ogresslve ; clntirc'lnes iibei'aI. Tine enter- prislug minion wIno wants to better the condition of hiintselt and his fanahhy simotold itivestigate tints matter and lie wIll be convinced. Care. fully selected fm'uit growing aind garden lands in tracts ot 10 to 20 acres we now offer on liberal terms and reiusoiinblo urices. Corre. spoudenco solicited , CEO. W1 A1VIES , Gem Agent , 1617 Faritaiii St. , Omaha , Nebs1 , -S I - A . . RESTORE . VIGOR I. ' , . , , . , . . . , , . 5 SVho In 4)I.14 what no .s. t.r hvon. * lieUliny , of Senusi Poses ( Is elthci , Result in 4 weeks. , , , , under .s lnIe a I.sai guarnan , . 10 CUll or iciund tin. nones. UERMAN & McCONNELL DItUG CO lfil3 Dodge titreet , Omaha , Nob. 1