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STIRRED UP TilE ANUIALS
Ballard : Smith's ' Statement of the Salisbury-
"r Hayara Interview Reitemted
lONDON PAPERS DEMAND EXPLANATIONS
1IIIIIor'IIIIt' , ' . . of lie 111.1'lt ( I'"crll 3.
Cijiiiiitiih ' iI DPI h ) ' 'hc' ' 1'rM.-SIJ-
nllc'llt lit tern Iie.s If tIit . Siutit-
J"h lIIiiItvr tl FtiIiitt1.
; ( Copyright. ISO : : ; , IIY Press I'uhl.hlnl Com"n ) :
- I.ONDON , Oct. 23.-New ( York Worll
Cablegtarn-Speclat 'felcgram-The ) London
TInieR gives Its lealing position today to a
Ion , ; cable from Is New York correspondent ,
quoting In full the World's London dispatch
of Monday night last concerning an Interview
and other communications between Lord Stlab
Isbury an,1 Amhaseador Bayar on the Vene.
zuelan question. 'rh , London Chronlcle's
Now York correspondent ale cahles hack the
same dispatch In ( till , and alt this afternoon's
newspapers comment editorially upon it. The
Times correspondent says that I the facts
Rlrttetl are true "they wi have a consider-
able Influence upon merlcan opinion ; If they
are not true , a contradiction mIght he usetlt
ful , "
In view of the obvious Importance thus
given here to the statements made In the
" 'orills dispatch and Ambassador Bayard's I
denial mada to me today , and presumably to
the gnglsh news agencies also , as to the
accuracy or the report of the Interview , It Is i I
proper for me to say that the statements In I
Monday's dispatch , were upon the authority
oZ an omclal wlH was and Is certainly In L
a position to slJeak with accuracy and hcnowl'
edge of Lord ahlsbury'it version of the c"m-
munlcaton In question with Ambassador S
laynrd : that he knew the Information would I
10 Ilulllhe,1 , In the World i that he furnished
details of Lord Salisbury's version of ofclal i
' '
correspondence , which the World's corN-
' . spondent thought , and still thinks , It unwise -
- wise , In the Interest of comiy between the
two nations , to make that the
( natons public ; evl-
- hence furnished of Its being a valid stat :
. ment of I.ord Saltsbury's olcial \rslon
seemc ahsolute.
TiUTI W1Lt4 vouclm FOIl
As to Its truth , the World's Informant lit I
certainly n conceivable object In pervertug
the facts , but when the State Ilepartment
furnishes to congress its full Instructions ttr
Ambassador Bayard of the early part of r
last summer and Lord Salisbury's reply on
the qneston of our assertion of the : Ionroo ;
doctrine In relaton to Venezuela , his good I
, faith will , I think , 0 established.
' Many seml.omclal statemenb have beer
made , In the Enlsh press during the Vent
eZIlan controversy to substantially the sam
erect that we have asserted In this conten-
thou , and the gnglsh mlnll'tr has even moro
vigorously contested It , I may add that Am-
Issador Bayard , In his conversation with me
today , stated that the interview In queston
took place last .Iuly , and that ho has since
then ha,1 , no communicatIon whatever with !
Lorl , ! Salisbury or the Urlt h authorities , In
r"gJrd 10 the Venezuelan question. This :
, would certaInly indicate , th refore , that there
Is just now no serious or pressing controversy - I
versy between the two nations al the sub3ect
There Is anotpr International queNlon ,
however , which may be of serIous moment
to us and concerning which a recent Intervlow
N with Due de Tetlan , the Spanish minister ,
I lrintti In the Paris Temps , I. of strldns
Intercst. The correspondent \'Isltet him at
t f the requet of Prime Minister Canovas do
J Castio , , and the Interview bears every mark I
of being authoritative .
, UITlm STATES IEI.PING SPAIN
Referring to a telegram from Washington
stating that the acquittal uf filIbusters In I. '
vol veil In restitution of arms all ammunI-
ton seized the duke dEclarel1 that the Span
hi1i I ambassador nt Washhgtol recognize i
the perfect crrectnet' of the Unied States'
attitude , knowlnt , that Cleveland and morn
h'ra . of the cabinet possessed no Infuence
( V1 a verdict of a jnry. Spain Is dlssatsfed I ,
however nt the alacrity shown In restoring !
arms seIzed from frlendl or the Cuban In"
surgeriEs The American hovel'nment haa
gl'en fresh proof of good wi toward Spain
by promising fntnro to he as dilatory , as
posslbl In restoring arms In order to give
Spain time to redouble her vigilance agaInst
contrb nll of war , Instead of reltorlng , arms
Inlledlately. The duke declares the Ainerl
can goverment wi now walt till sued hy
the owners. 'fho , Iull goes on to say :
P' "I am at 1 loss to comprehend how the :
I'nglsh and rcnch I press can make tirerr
* selves' accomplIces with tire ant-Enropenh
. . , niachnatlont' ! of thc enemies oC Spain In Cuba ,
TOlay It Is against us ; tomorrow II will be
I/nst ) . I Is today against a Spanish
colon ) ' that this revel In the West Indlel ,
has begun , but England and France have
neighboring colonies to ours. Let tireso two
great power he on their guanl. After us
their turn wi infallibly come. "
The duke from other expressions In the
Interview obviously moans to convey the Idea
that al r Cuba , I the revolt Is successful I ,
. the the West United India Stdtel Islands. will eventual ) ' absorb al
BAI.IAHD SMITh.
MEl . IAY\HD DENIIIS THE STOlY ,
LONDON , Oct 23-The United States em- I
lassy this afternoon issued a statement re-
1,1dlll the dlbpatches from New York , Imb- :
Iahed hy the London Tlnl saying that the
United States ambassador , lion. Thomas I" I , .
Ilayard , has had an Interview of
Japrd an unpicar C-
Ilt nature with the marquis of Salisbury on
tire Venezuelan question. United States oft 1-
cia ] hero assert that : Ir , Ba'ar,1 has had 01-
conlnunlc.ton , written or verbal , from the
Urltsh foreign ofce or the marquIs of Salt : 5-
bury which could ho CI.I811 as unpleasant
( r Inn ) ' way justifyIng the statements cot 1-
talnlII In the New York dispatch referred to ,
Sl' \XISI " 'IN GllI.t'L' 1.\'r'I.IS. !
t't'll I 1'IA'IJC'II'I' ' " In ' \'hl.h S"1
11"rl'nh. . t t'I' IUlc'ol.
HAVANA , Oct. 23-The plantation of San
Manuel , the property of Marquis Apesetgul 1 ,
was burerl b ) a hand of sixty Insurgents
yesterday , cJmmanlled b ) Jose Iunoz. Troops
are In pursuit of the insurgents and have
already kl,1 one and wounded three of them ; ,
A dttlchmenl.belonglng to the MarIa Crls. :
tina rellment was recently attacked hy a
force of 101 ' Insurgetlts-near Pasco on the 1
Canln\r river. five mils from \Iatauzae. The
troops succellell In repelling the enemy who
\ ere unable to cross the river , The trops
. also captured one prlsoler and startc In pu r-
. slit of the retreating Insurgents
Captain Martinez Sanchez , with 200 Infantry -
fantry anti twenty cavalrymen ? , has had a
tklrmlsh wllh the Insurgent band comniand _
commandel
h ) Calleran at the form of Don Domlngoes ,
In th NOvlncl of Santa Clara The Insur-
gents Imt six killed and had several woundo
The troops captured nt-slx saddled horse s.
I'rrirt' Shinto 1k' 1"111,1. I
USAm , Switzerland , Oct 23.-The
Cazttte de l.usanne sa's that although I
Is not truQ that the ' Is '
I'ope dying , I Is
learned that his strength liars rapidly d C-
< elned during the last few months ( Is
. entourage Is or the opInion that he will not
survive the wJnter , and It Is aIINI thnt
" oil his vitality sterns to be centered In hi-
brin , _ _ _ _ _
, S ( lt I tl' ( I CI""I' , ( lIrllrllNIrsI.
, , t ' ( I'tJht. isaL by Ileu l'uLI.hlni Comn ' , )
'OI.ON. Colnrubkr Oct 23.-New ( Yurk
. 5' Worll , Catdegrau-Sfleclal Teegram.-Pe ) .u
, : h1i cancelled the appointmEnt of . \llertt
. aloon. I the \'I.a consul In New Yori
I . The \olvians are petitioning their gover
t 1pnt lu recognize thre Cubsns.
P 'I'Ittttiit'ti I lrt. .tnierlt'riii CI.III.
.a \ \'ICTOH\ , C" , Oct. 23.-Tho Arscclatel !
, , press orrelrondent , writing from Teklo , say S. :
! . A leiteI or thanl.s ha been sent 10 Colon ci
Ilxon , lnlc1 States cnsul at 1.00 Chow by I
" ' fifty inglltdn l mIssIonaries 'and
6fy nglh'l for his Prompt at rd I
\'Igoroul \ acton at the time of the iCu ) Cheng
.
llaSICrn. I
tH,1 CIl.tlt'I'S I'IUVlN IN.tCCUILA'l'IL
.hzi eiw.i I'olnr 1 " 1..1C01 I I 111. "
rurnr' "llllhic I I ' ' 1 , ' , 'rl. " .
L ONDON , Oct 23-The documents brought
from the explorer , Jackson , which were
bro ught hack hy the Wlndwarll after leaving
the explorer on Franz Josef land , and which
wcro kept sealed up In one of the cabins
of the Wind war , ) during her return trip , were
open(11 today , anti the Iaper , vero found
toFl recor,1 , that the expedition landed 01 Cape
Fl lor on September 7 , where they erected
lop houses All the members were given certain -
tain duties to Insure regular exercise. Dlis
see appeared to the number of thirty , and ,
to ether with walrus , they were Idled and
)
addell 10 the winter lrovisions. The only
man who died of scurvy refus'd to oat bear's
m eat. TIm winter was very tempestuous
and the arctic hears prowled around thc log
ca bins anti even lookrd In at the windows.
The wInter darkness ended on February 23.
Jackson and two other started north on
March 10 , with two ironies anti two sledges.
The temperature was somltles 45 degrees
be low zero. TIre Ilonies proved to be Invalu-
ahlo for clamherlng over hummocls In the
Ice , The country generally was at a height
of 2,500 feet , and was covered with Ice
sh eets . which were Intcrrupted along tIre
coast hy high basaltic clIffs , on whIch were
fo und mosses and arctic lowers ,
Tire journtY revealed , lany Inaccuracies In
the chnrts. The land was found on tIre Airsa
trln sound coat line to be very different
than Is shown hy the maps of the Austrian
ex lOtlftlOti. Sea Inlands were found where
the mainland wes sUpowl to exist The
furthest . point which was reached I
was laludc ' 81 delrees , 20 mlnutcs
north , where two boats were heft for use
later In the summer. Three depots were aha ;
estahlsle < enrouto
Marry geological Fpeclnens were taken r
which show that the formatIon of the land Is n
maInly basaitic. A seconl journey began In r
Apri and ended In tIre middle of Iay. I L
was alemlcil with stormy weather , and Cre-
quenty the temperature was GO degrees he-
low zero. Progress was dlmcul on account
of the deep crcvasses and the morasses of t
mud , _ _ _ _ _
. \HI'I'\'rOIS I'U'I tl'l' ( I. ' ' 1'Ill \\Y.
l''UI ( 'I'urls , 1I'III .t'rt.1 1111 I
$ 1111.'I ) ' 1"11 ) " 'l t Ii.
LODO ) , Oct. 23-A Constantinople dIe
pltcb to tire Standard says : "Sinister stories
arc afloat regarding , the vengeance wreaked I
on members of the young 'urilish party A
Icrdlng Iussulman lawyer name Izzet
( whoso arrest was reported some time sInce )
was tortured and tied In Yldez prison on
preof i of corresponding wIth the party There
la another unconfirmed rumor that ffy
IIHlts of the part were arrested Saturday ;
and were summarily tried and executed on
a charge oC excesses durlnp tire recent
Armenian riots. The ) 'ounl Turks contnul
vehement talk among thcmselves , but It Is I
leleved ! tire sultan's visor has nIpped the
aglton against the palace government. le
has further had his two brothers , neshad and 1
1lural , brought to Yldez and they wIll he Iept
, thto until maters have calned down. I t
w Ill be remerubere.i that a dispatch from
C onstantinople , which
ConstHntnollle was telegraphed to thO
Asclatcd press on last Saturday , told of
a wnnlng received by the Briish amb3ss1dcr ,
Sir Phip Currie , from an Armenian sourc a
that there was a IJlot by the young Turk
to t kill him and thus bring disgrace upon th
Armenian people
Tire Chronicle's Constantinople correspond
ent says : "A hnndred Turls were arrested 1
on Saturday and thirty-eight Shofas and
fve students of tire military colego on Mon -
day n , Al arc closely connected with the
YOUI/ . " Turkey agitation. The outlook Ie I
- - - - - -
l'lJ'I"I'JXG aesiitis 10 1Ici : : ,
, 'ot'lh,1 of tile' St'ICijj4' to Ito He -
1. .
Ilorh..1 to ctlltIOI.h' .
CONSTANTINOPL } , Oct. 23.-Thc grnd
vIzier , Klaml Pasira has communicated to
Shalllr Pasha tire scheme for reform to he
entered upon In the viages of Erzeroum t ,
Blttls h , Van , Sivas , lamjuretulazlz and Diar ' -
hcklr , The high commissioner has been In-
sructed to maintain n scrupulO\s watch oVCr
ire t execution of the
executou reforms and to rlport
the results by letter to .
resuls ) leter Constantnople. The
communicaton also defines In detail the
functons of tire high commissioners relatve
to t tire amnesty to he granted to politic : ir
prisoners and the return of Armenian em I.
grantr attn exies ,
Iisiurbances of a scrlOI ! nature are reported -
ported from Kerasun The Turks attacke ri
atacked riS
ire ArmenIans Inhabiting the village of
Senlus , In the district of Mudania . Twenty-
four persons were killed . on both sides
LONON . Oct. 23-Tho correspondent of
tlO t Times at CO:1tantncple : telegraphs to that ft t
paper : "Thu foreign ambassadors .
forelln hl/hly ap-
Irovo the personnel oC the commission of control -
trol which t"10 Irud vlzlu ! has'chosen , hut :
t ire sultan , preferring elastIc Instruments , Is I
l ikely to disapprove. I the Armenian reforrr rare
reorms
are executed In n proper spirit I wIll groatl I
heueft the empire. That thIs should he done
Is I of vial Importance In view of the Inllenl-
lug l 1lacedonlan difficulty , \ lch Is far moro
mcnaclng than was the Armenian. "
' i'tIl ' 01 , ' . \ 111\7IJ.\X IOX'nCnY. I
, tile gtd I"'C to l'inet. J'rlsjei. l'lct're
01 1'1 1'.lro''I.llt 'l'bisi' . i
HO D JANEIRO , Oct. 23.-It Is cur r- '
renty reported here thai the heretofore seen rt
movement which Is said to have been going
on In favor of tIre restoration of tire met a-
archy under Prince PIerre or Saxe-Coburg
Is I assuming larger propertlarra. The agltr n-
tors t are reported to have become lmbohlened
by their success anti to be attracting at I.
herents , openly advocatIng Prince PIerre
candtdacy. The later Is a son of Prince
Louis Augusta of axe-Coburg and Princess
Leopoldine of Brazil. lie was her In lo
sIc Janeiro In 1866.
LONION , Oct. 23.-The officials of the I ! ,
BrazIlian emlassy here say that Print e !
Pierre of SaxeCoburg Is In , a lunatc as'lum ;
In AustrIa and that there 1 no ( oundatic tn
foundton
for tire report of a movement In BratH In I I
favor of tire restoration
restoraton of the monarchy
lu regard to the dispute between Great
BritaIn and Brazil on the subject of the
Island of Trinidad tire flraziilan ofliciais
BraziIan ofclals SJY
that no acton Is expected before the next
cabinet council at Io do Janeiro
111"hll ) lisi' " ' fur C lie . \rl"llnl" .
LONDON , Oct. 23.-A meeting was held
today of the Armenian relief fund commlteo
for tire purpose of raising (8,000 more The
British ambassador at Constantinople has declared -
clared that this amount will he necessary to
preserve the Armenians from starvation duro :
ing the wInter The duke oC Westminster ,
who Is tire chairman exproised the commIt- :
tee's mcst hearty thanks for the handsome
donations b ) Lieu citizens of New York.
1.11"01 1..oll.U.1 * If Siigm.r.
BEHLIN Oct. 23-The Internatonal Ass a.
elation esthnates the prolucton of sugar for
189-96 In Germany , Austria , France , Belgium -
gium , HolalHI and Russia at 1,6S0,923 tons , a
failing off of 854,000 tons from the total of
Ire ( provlou , year . .
flXI'i.OSION W'ItliClfl11) : , t J.\C'I'IU\
' ' " ) f 'u II"lnll ) " ltlIl'rI mini Jllr
( it leers liii iiri'I .
N WIUHYlOtT , Mass. , Oct. 23-Charles
Ielanus \ as kIlled , James , n. I' . Heed was
fatally injured and four others were seriously 1-
ously hurt by an explosion In the dry and
mixing room of the I'jbrelold works on Water
street today.
The eXIJolon ! Is thought to have bon
through tire overheating of a quantity of celluloid -
luloid In process of Ilrtlaraton for the man U.
foctur ! of collars and cuffs .
The force of the explosion was Celt throug
out tire cl ) Iclanus was dad when
fotrnid , and others
were
founl othln removed to a place
where medical allndanco could be given
thetir but It Is feared John McL.augtrl
and W. Ii. Poore as welt wi : dlt. lcLaughln Thl
building \ as 1 one story brick strenctut
The side of I was blown ooml'letely ' out and
the , root was carried . nearly 200 feet Into the
air.The
The firm employs about 100 men. The
bUlhlng . was tire scene or a similar explQsloD
,
AFTER hARD A lRICAN CASH
Qucstion of Amount the Only Ting t De
Settlet
UNITD STATES ACKNOWLEDGES TiE DEBT
htl'rlltllni Comntrinloin II'h'cn
Ur.lt Irlnhl 11,1 th , . Unl1
Stltc" Meets Xc"t ) llnll ) ' tu
Ph : lice ilarret . t nesorrirt.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 23.-1 Is stated clii-
claly tOday that lion . : Iakerzle Bowel ,
premier of Canada , and SIr Charles Tupper ,
minister . of justice In the Canadian cabinet ,
wil arrive Washington on Monday next
to asslst In the Bering sea convention. The
meetngs of the conventon wIl he hell ! at ,
the r State department , Secretary Olney rel're-
Eentng the United States and Sir Julan
Pauncefote , the British amhasSador , repre-
sentng her majest"s government. The i
two mcmbers of the ! Canadian cabinet will I
act l in an advIsory capacity to Sir Julan , ,
This wi assure n strong presentaton of the I
UrJtsh contention. Sir Charles Topper was I
minister of marine and fisheries at the time ,
tme
the Canadian sealers were seized hy tire ,
United States revenue cutters , and he has t
exhauJt\'e InformatIon of the clrcumstancls r
nvolved i Sir Julan and the Canadian r
premier also have had long experiences with I
the queston , and so far as Is known by :11.
Olney wil he unaided In conductng the
American side of the case. Those most t
fpmlar with tIre Amcrlcan positon arc
: eurra. 111Ips of Vermont Coudert and I
Carter of Now York ] , , Senator Morgan and cx-
Sfretar ) of State Foster , hut so far as Is
I.nown none of them will be called Into the
c oniventirrnm.
The Issue Involved Is largely one of fact
and not of law The Paris tribunal held I
that the Canadian sealers CalJtured In Jerlng
sea had a rIght to he there . rind that the )
were entted to damagEs for the seizrrre .
The stalers claim over $1.000,000 , but this :
was scaled down to $472,000 hy an agree -
menl between the late Secretary Gresham
and Sir Juhian Pauncefote
Julan Congress refused -
fused to ratify the agrccrrrent . antI It was :
nsserted by Senator Morgan In the senate and
Hepresentatve Hlt In tIre hOUSD that the
amount was excessive. The corning con
veton will seek to rlach a lair lole of
tljustnrent Under the Paris awards some
sum must be paid by the United States , so
that t the anI' questIon involved Is how luch
that t payment shoull be.
ISCUSSI ) CII'ICI IIX'VIINSION.
Xcc'I" If dint' tJlltnrll1 Church II
tin' ' ' . . . '
' Vt'tt S.I I.'orth ,
WASHINGTON , Oct 23-Church extension -
ian and temperance reform.vero the thllcS
bcCore the national conference of UniarIan
and other Christan churches today. The discussion i-
cussion of church extension was opened by
R ev. Charles W. Wendell oC Oakland , Cal ,
who spoke glowingly of the outlook l of
the church on tire Pacific coast. CalCornla L ,
he Bald , has more Unitarian churchel In pro-
porton than any other state , save these tit
New gnglanJ. 11ev. George L Chaney of
IchmoII I spoke of the abolition of sectior I-
alsl In tIre south. nev. T. U. secton-
ChIcago saId the central west awaited Unl-
tarlnn mIssionarIes to work In that field. He
urgcd also that Unlarl.n minIsters should
btcome evangelists as well ,
Rov. A. W. Gould of Chicago said the problem m.
lem 1 to be faced In the central west was , the
division In tire ranks of the Unitarians their C-
selves. He made a strong plea for support t ,
d epreating the financ'ai aid rcndererl b '
tepre atng fnanc'al by oil L -
cr societIes , and urging the building of astron
s trong , sef-srrpportirig ! Uniarian , system In i
that stcton , its center to bo Chicago
D. M. Wilson of Boston spoke of tire progress -
gress In New England and Illctured the outlook : -
look l ns brIght and encouraging.
A meeting was held this afternoon at 0111
South chirrcir . at whIch moler methods ! In I
tcmpernce t reform were discussed. The feature -
t ore was the alldress of Rev , Dr. I.'mncls G ,
'eabndy secretary of the commIttee of fey ;
for tire investigation of the l'uor prohlem ,
Oher speakers were : 11ev. A. p , Dahl , get t-
crnl secretary of the Cathole Total Abst I-
fence Unior , of AmerIca , and HeD , N ,
Beach of Cambridge , Iass" , who advocate
the great importance or applyIng the Norwegian : -
wegian prlnclplo to temperance reform
'UOI.N UOUX'I'\ JX cnX'I'IUI'EUS\ r' ,
Clirlnne'ii I Irs' tIre' Suite If 'J ' " " " 11.1
tho' 'I'e'rrItor' If 01cm , Irrnrmi.
WASIINGTO , Oct. 23.-Atorey General -
oral Harmon made his initial appearance In I
his official capacity before the UnIted States
supreme court today , makIng the opening
argumft In the Greer county case , lirvohi
Ing the question of the boundary lure be-
t"een the state of Texas and the territory of ; f
Oklahoma : Ir. Harmon outlined thc clalma
'
of the' general government to the territory In
question , Including what Is known as Greer' '
county , In Texas , containing about 2,400
square miles , "a princely domain , " he saiti ,
"ami worthy the attention of the supreme
tribunal oC the United States. " .
The record In the case Is very
voluminous , Including Innumerable maps
antI much testmony , expert and
otherwise , but the attorney general
slowed a very thorough
nnderstl1lng of
tire case , presentIng his argument In a con- 1
vincing manner. He claimed In bthalf of 1 I
the United States that the south fork of :
the Hed river was the main stream shown on
Meiisli's map , whIch Is made the guide to the
line between the United States and Mexican
territory , as described In tire treaty or 1818 ,
anti contended , therefore , that Texas , In se-
lectng the north Cork of the river as the
boundary and organizing Grecr county be-
tween these two streams , hall encroachell
upon tie natIonal domain The court assigned -
signed four hours to the
arlument of the
case on each side. Ex- " torney General
Garland IS one or the attorneys In the Interest -
terest of the defendant
1"OIDIOSl'I.C'JIC..I. : . COSQUIIJIHI )
l'I.C'JIC..I.coxqU : lnl
"llmn"hC 'l'Iiorouiglnl'e ' 10lt lIt . lIIriel .
' .
Jlol" inn th , Isiunnil.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-The Jaraner legation -
gaton here has received no dIspatches con-
frmatory or otherwise or the reports from
St. Petersbur that Japan Iran decided 10
evacuate Corea and gIve her entre energies
to the subjugation of Formora. The legation
officials view tOe report with some distrust.
I Is poInted out that there are but 2,000
Japanese soldIers In Corea , so that they
would help but slglty In subjugation oC
, ' suhjugaton
Formosa , where '
a very large Japanese force
Is already operating. loreover the latest
operatng : lattst re-
ports from Formosa Indicate that
port the subju-
Cation Is practically accomplsh el. The capital -
tal has passed Into the hands of the Japanese
anti but ono smal town remains In pOssession
oC the black flags.
' \ 'este'rnn I'C"hll"'rl111'011..1. .
WASHINGTON , Oct 23.-Speclal ( Tele.
grm.-I'ostmasttr ) were appointed today as
follows : : ebrlska-Hardy , Nuckols county ,
J. E. Bxby , vice 0 , A. Ixby , resigned.
Iowa-Galon. CaB county , H. W . Shannon ,
vIce J. U. Thomas , resigned
The postolce at loHer , Sherilan courtly ,
Nob. , has been dIscontinutI .
: " betn discontnued. Mall will go to
Itcairvilie . . The clues at : oulon , Penning
ton count ) , S. D. , ha ale been ( llscofltinued .
Mall wIll go to I.nerne. Oren discontnued.
wa , today coninmissioned
commisioned postmaster at
WarneuvlE : th.
' 1'0 11"111 " " 'hC'rn 1"'r\lloI { .
WASIGTO : Oct. 23-Speclal ( Tele-
graru.-Intllan ) Inspector James McLaughlIn
left for the esl tblB
lef \ morning after a 1110
longed \'Isl In Wahington , where he has
been attending 10 a number of important
nuatters at the Indian olce , Inspector McLaughlin .
Laughln wilt go to Wiconsin and later : to
Standing nock AGency , S. D. , wiere he will
were
make his regular IUBcecton : wi
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H.\Snxs SI'BC' Tllin ( ) It'Ii'I'IHLM.
I' rrni'i-eil I nigs of tl. S.III.1 .t'e ' , * sid
'I'hlrf'-'I'hlrt nc.Jrt. .
WAShINGTON , Ocl. 23.-At the thlr
dR"s session of the supreme council or the
Anclenl and Accepted Scottish lute Mason
the dIscussIon oC tire report of the Judiciary
co innnitteo was resumed , A portion of the
re port was adopted arid the rmainder re
fHred to a. cotnmittee , or which Orantl Com-
mamIeI Caswel Is chairman , to further examine -
amine and report upon at tbt meeting of'tho '
counci to he hell two year hence , Tle can-
Ilderton J of the report of tIre committee on
nomina lens for advancement 10 the thlrt-
third degree occupied the greater part of the
rcmalnder or the session , there being 'hlrty-
eight nannies on tire let ,
Ioutno maters occupIed Considerable or
the tme today . at the session of the supreme
co uimcii tlrirty.tirlrtl degree for the Unltetl
St ates or America , their terrItorIes and de-
pedencies , One feature of this meetng cx-
te nding over two days has heen the ceremony
or conCerrlng the thlrty.thlr , dl'grN upon
teverl memhers.
The following were elected today : Grand
commander , Wiiam A. Hershlsher ) , Colum-
hus , 0. : lieutenant grand cmmandcr , Major
\ V. Ba'lss , \'asiringtcni D. C. ; Itand mln-
Istcr of state , Granvie A. Prombus , Grnd
Hapltls , Mlch , : grand treasurpr general , Davl'l '
W . Thompson , New York ; grand secretary
general , John G. Barker , Irooldyn ; grand
l\cper or the nrchlves , Wlh IT C. Stander-
lp i , Boston : /rnml master of cremonies , C.
Junius W. glwards , MinneapolIs ; grand marshal -
shal , CalvIn \V. Edwards New York : grall
standar,1 , hearer , Alexander Atkinson , Oniara ;
g rand captain of the guard , John J. Stod-
dard , Columbus , O.
AI'polntmcnts ' by the grand coinniatider :
Grand prIor Marcus " ' . Morton , Providence ,
H , J ; grand marshals ! of tire camps , Peter 0.
Anderson of Brooklyti . tV' . W Carpenter of
\ 'althranr . lass. , Frrrirklin I Saunders of Co-
im irrrbus . O. Deputes : For the stale of New
York , James Ii. Curtn : California , I'owel S.
Lawson : New lampshlre , Joltn . A. Gidden ;
Indiana , ChristIan Bosker ; 1.torhla , : ' 1. H.
Coper ; Nebraska , henry A. Hfkel : ' : lchl-
gan , Hush J. Shank ; Tennessee John H.
Hnthmel : Washington , Hchard J. Graham : :
DstrIct of Columbia , Oeorge Gibson ; Rhoda :
i Island Gardiner C , Simms ; Connectcut , Wi-
lam \Valr'im. I Commite' on general admin-
Istraton : Hopkins Thompson , chairman : gl
ward \V. Atwood , John G. Barker , John D.
larrls h and John lialgim
Tonllht a banquet was hel ] at tire National I
hotel , at which women oC tine order were ad.
n ritted. .
,
' 10 Slnx\g , CnX\'BXTIOX CI'I'Y
Chllrlln Cri'tt'rCr.lls tintS ilejeiibl I .
crime Nut loirte I Cinerninnlt tee 'l'ewt'C her.
Nll' YOIK , Oct 23.-Senator Thomas 1.
Carter of Montana chnlrrnsn' bf . .
: , chalrm.n' the republ-
can national commitee , tonight Issued the
Colollng cal :
"Tho republican national committee Is t
hereby called to met at the Arlngton hotel ,
" 'ashln/ton. at 2 o'clock P. m" , December ;
10 , 1895 , 10 designate a time and place for the
meetng of the national convention In 1896.
:111 : to transact such other budness as may
demaml consideratIon .
consIderaton.
"ThOMAS , I CARTE , Chairman ,
"J. II. IANLDY , Secr tary. "
NEW YORK , Oct. 23.-Senator Mathew S.
Quay arrIved In the city today Mr. Quay
was al.ed If he had come to New York to
COl fer with Mcsss Carter and PiaU In re .
]
gard to republican Interests hut he decliner I
to t talk on the subject. ne saM , however ,
that he favored an early conyputlon at Pits-
b urg. General Iusscl A. Aicr 'or ' MIchigan
also arrIved thIs afternoon and stopped at the
Fih Avenue lmotei ! E was 'norlcornrflitta I
concerning his purposes . hnrlop1tjr4hi '
to sa'lng that he was iii 1 " ' ol ( " .
date for ( ho republcan patldnah'neYe l t ' .5 _ .
Senators Quay anti Car\er \ , PX ! ltor Plat .
and J. S. Clarkson are said I have held a
conference at the Fifth A venu9' hotel tonight
All they said or did could not bo ascertained .
SAN FRANCISCO , Oct 2a-Tl ChronIcle ;
wIll tomorrow morning announce that M. H.
De Young , vice chairman or , the republican 1 ;
national commitee , wilt offer $7GOO to the
republican natonal commltcQ I It wi selecI
San FrancIsco for holding tire next natonal
cotrvenrtion.
convcnten. - _ - _
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IgtlU s'rBU 'ro - JlaIO\'l 'I'IIH U'1'Il ;
G"'lrll " 'h"lton 1111 ills Arl , : I '
. \,1..1 to 10 Iolcu ' 'orl. .
DENVER , Oct 23.-Governor lcInt're C
early today requested General Wheaton , r ,
commanding the Department of the Colorado t.
rado , United States army , to remove thD
Northern Utes , whoso reservation Is In Utah I ,
from Iout and Rio Dance ' counties , Cole
ralo , where they are tfspasslnp and
slaughtering : game In violatIon of the stat
l aws. S
Senator Toiler has gIven nn opinion that
the Ute have no privilege bC vIolating the
gnme laws of the elate The senator thought
a test case ouj11 to be made this fail , nnd
Governor McIntyre wants to ste It defnlcly
dechle,1 , whether the annual Ute scare shal
be repeated every year
The position of General Wheaton will be
watched with sredt Interest , as It Is claimed
there wIll bo a lot of dealUtes on tine avcr'r ' :
ern slope If something ts . notllone thIs week. :
s - . - .
' i'ItYIXG 1'0 S.tViO - 'Tilili ' 111G 'OAiIL' .
\ g'TiE
"I'I\JXn " . _ .i.\ ' JIG 'GAlB.
VIes to th ' Xnlh"I' of Fh' Jnnlrc.I
Arc Shtn/ht.t'h.1 I
DENVER , Oct. 23.-General Wheaton , cenn-
mandlng tIre Dcpartment 'of the Colorado ,
U. S. A. , to whom Governor , McIntre has
appealed to remove the Northern Utes of
Utah from Colorado , said today h3t ire did
not thlnlt any serious trouble would arise ,
but he was having a careful InvestigatIon
i rtade . which would be contpitetI In a day or
8. ) . lie : aid that tire comvill agent , < Major
Iandlete , was also c llmatler of the post
of that locality , and he would , In all prob.
abIlity . cal the IndIans back to the rcserva-
tion. I Is not known exactly how many Utes
arc In Colorado , but It Is estimated at 500
men , with hal as many squaws. Tire slate
game warden held a consultation wlh tire
governor lath this afternoon anti the governor
t lrecte,1 him to go to the scene of the depre-
datons , and In conjunction wih the Aherl
of the county , stop the slaughter of game.
.
II I.IS ox 'l'hlfl ) IOXIOI' : IOC'l'IIINIL
l'r""I.I"lt Crespolot-s Not . i net Id-
\ntc-
li t. ' ( rluhl. ni h l1 II 11,1.
NEW YORK , Oct. 23.-A special to the
heroin from Caracas saya : 'Prsident ' Crespo
was asked this evening to outline tire position
of Venezuela In regard to the demsn,1 of
Great BrItain that reparatIon b made for the
arrest of British subjects , and that a settlement -
mont or thee boundary betyeen time two countries -
tries be arranged Whie the president of
tire republIc ralntaln ln \ certain degree of
diplomatIc reserve , I Is saId on the highest
authority that the government , as well as
public opinion , does not expet any attempt
at unjust aggressIon on the part of Enslanll ,
and confdes In the Monroe doctrine , Should ,
however such agsrtsslon , o ur , Venezuela
wi resIst tire demand. Venezuela Is still
otclaly unlnrormed In regard 10 England's ,
ultimatum . ,
p
" 'hl. . ( Hrl Otle'nt.L dud ) hu.h'rc.l. 1 i
GHEE BAY , \Vis. , Oct 23.-The bOdy of :
a murdered whit woman In an advanced I
stage of tl-omposlton , ' was fountl toay on
the Oneida Indian rerervatlon. , The woman
was young and handsomly ! dressed . She hal
evldeltly been criminally assaulted before
being murdered The body was concealed tie-
side the road In a hollow and covered with
holoand
coverC wih
brush. Nothing ' vas found on the remains to
Identify her. .
i.iieIred In . \llhlll It'ut. .
ST LOUIS Oct. .
LOUS , 23.-Jack Henderson , a
farm laborer who attempted yesterday to
outrage the wIfe or his employer , James
Alien , lIving at Vinegar Hand , Waablnston
County , Alhama , was found hanging to a
tree this mornIng , riddled with bullets.
.
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( I , . )101" ) llr.h'r 1' Crljrpie Creel . ,
CIIPI.E CI J K , Colo" , Oct 23-Joseph
Hert , a gambler , was shot and killed at 2:30 :
a , at. today hy Clem SchmIdt , no bartender
In the Denver beer ' trail lodging house
Schmidt , who hid been drinking , says ht
II took lert for a burglar
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FtOURNOY CASE - DIS ISSED
Supreme Court of Finally the Lenses Settles , the Validity
SES A PRECEDENT FOR ALL , TIME
11''rlnr Ih'lllrllllt " ' 11 Xn' 'rnh'r-
Ih' )1..I..u In JI'III"Ith
Illln In innIs-IIet'le , 11" I'nlh-
. , .
full ) ' Ohl..1 Os'nlers .
WAShINGTON , Oct 23.-The supreme
court today dlsmlsse the case of the Flour-
nay Live Stock company against Captain
Ilck , agent of the Omaha and Wlnnehago
I mrdlans , for vent of a printed record
The controversy has been waged before
tire courts for several year. ' TIre case
grows out of the recent evIctions made hy
Agent Beck of setters who held lands within
tire Omaha and \Innebago reservatIon In
Nebraska , hy leases from the 1.'lour-
noy company , which had secured
the bate of tIre lands flom tire
Inatlirmirs and Captain Beck Ind his Indian
police sought to dIspossess the setters and
time land company then sought to restrain
him Cram taking this acton , The decision
was not unexpected hy Indian OmCL1Is.
Thlu decision of the court was . expected
b ) tire indian alice and It Is now believed
that there wIll ho no further troubles In tIre
Wlnnebago and Omaha reservation. In a report -
port recently submited to the IndIan office
CaptaIn Beck , the agent , said that an early
< 1311ssal of tire case wouhl re3ul In a speedy
setement of all the troublcs. In every cafe
so far tried and In every COUlt the ' ! ecl 'Ion
has been In favor of Captain Beclc and agalm-
limo Flournoy company , The olcials of the
Indian omco say the ) ' ha\'e endeavored to
back up CaptaIn fleck , Who h3s carrIed out
the Instructons or the olco whir strict
fidelity.
Alhough there was no doubt that the
courts below would ho sustained , the Indian
office Is ple.rsaci to have thc fact establshetl
beyond all dllputo that the Indian lanlls are I
under control of tire office and cannot he
leu1ell by the Indians without the consent I
oC tIre Indian office. I was claimed hy the r
IndIan office that the leases obtained by the
lournoy company did not give the Indians r
full value for the use of the lands and the
company was enabled to lease the land ! to )
other parties at a great pronto The Indian L
office says mlddlemcn will not he permitted I
to operate In dealIng with Indian property ,
but Intend that the Indians th lseh'cs shall I
obtaIn all the benefits which cit he derived I
from their lanjs ,
" 'iLL CJ.OSI JI"'N 'I'InII MI'l' .
Cnlul"I . . I. , sl"'II..l ' enlrcl * , " tr ' I
N.st' Orlcln" flr Auvhnihe- .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 23.-Th3 appropria-
ton for the loss on the rccolnage of worn : I
and uncurrent sliver coin for the current
fiscal year Is exhausted , and rio further
transfer of such coin can he made from the
, trea.uaY r'ts1h ! . the t . ! m ntap ) , ' eil . _ ' ' , C'C ;
, , t t s C .
5" : Co1rae.'ofrsIi % r'buI0I'll ! ntIt. I
under the " : " s11
"Sherman act , and as tIme stock
or gel bullion on baird at the mint at New
Orleans Is very limited , tire secretary bar
decIded to discontnue all coinage at tbat
mint for tire present InstructIons hav
been given for the furlou/h , without pay , of
nearly ' all the force employed at the New
Orleans mint. About seventy employes vil
wi
bo Curloulhed until such tIme al coinage
operations can be resumed.
The trear'ury now holds of sliver bullion ,
purchased under the "Shermnn act , " 137 , -
614,000 fine ounccs , th3 cost oC which was
$124,080,323 TIle coIning value of this html
lon In silver Ilolars Is $178,96tOOO , I thIs
bullion were coined Into silver tolars tin
profit to time government on Its coinage woula
h nearly $5tOOOOOO , which sum could he
pall out for the ordinary upenle ! of the
government , or sUrer certificates could be
Issued agaln I I Is not thou ht that the
coinage of silver dollars will he resumed I
at the mint until there Is some acton by :
congress on the currency que ' ton , Th" :
mints at Phiadelphia and , San Francisco , as'ii C
continue to he employed In the wIl
contnuo coInage of t
gold. S ,
News fur line . \rl ) ' .
WASHINGTON , Oct. 23.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) following changes In the Third
cavalry are made : First Lieutenant John 'r .
Knight , troop l to trop :1 ; FIrst LIeutenant I
Arthur Thayer , troop L to troop A : Firs
Lietitenant'ilhlam C RIvers . troop A to
troop L ; FIrst Lieutenant Charles A. Hede-
kin , troop G to troop B
Colonel Charles H. Compton , Fourth cavalry -
airy , Is granted one month's extended leave :
First Lieutenant L. y Mason Bunt , Fifth :
cavalry , three months : Captain Wilam L.
h'itciler , Eighth Infantry , one month extended ;
Captain Chales W. Nason , ourth I Infantry ,
seven days : FIrst Lieutenant Charles D
Cay , Eleventh InCantry , two months ex-
tended
Captain James : r. Ingals , FIrst artillery ,
Is detailed as member of the beard of of-
fcers appointed to meet at Fort Monroe , Va" ,
vice Major Jacob B. Hawlcy , Fourth artll-
lery . hereby relIeved. art-
First Lieutenant EdwIn S. Curtis , Second
artIllery , trill he exar lned for promotion nt
Fort lonroe. _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _
iecre.dmniy Ohl' ) ' ' \11 h Xn' 1."r/l.
WAShINGTON , Oct. 23-Tho puhlshed
intimation thai Secretary Olney intends , to
resIgn because he has not been support by
the president In his foreign policy Is trirolly
wholy
discredited here anti parsons clot' to the
secretary Insist that tire relatIons between
him anti the president are of the most cm'-
dial and intimate nature , and have been
such since Ir , Olney assumed the ndmlnltra-
ton of the State departmmmemtt His visit to
Doston Is said to have been required by
pressing private business , and he was
enabled to plead an excuse for hIs absence
from the Atlanta part on the ground that
he would be expected to aCCOlpdn ' a number -
ben of dIplomatS from Washington to Atlanta
later on to be present on Iplomatc day
Strlu/c' " t Ic/nlnlnl" h ) ' Xh'nr. Ictrin .
WASIIGTON , Oct. 23.-To prevent
smugglIng Is the ostensible reason asslgnc,1 ,
by the Nicaragua government for the Issue
of a decree whIch bIds fair to lead to com-
plcatons In the future. I provides for the
imposition or fines upon any person who .
boards a vessel at anchor In tire harbors of
the republic wlhoul a writen permit o
the port olcer In each cue and requires even
Ihese persons who have permis to submit
themselves to search upon returning 10 tire
shore. Ownels of sm11 boats In the coasting
coaslng
trade are also required to pay lIcenses and
give bond not to smug/lo and are .ubject to I
disqualfcaton If the ) ' vIolate the decree
CII'I" ' nllll 111. . ten htt'glsti'r.
WAShINGTON , Oct. 23-Secretar Car-
Isll wl leave hero Sunday Cor Covington , ,
Ky. , to register and will remain thee only
loug enough to put hIs name on thl list , returning -
turning to Washington Ionday evening lie
will again vIsit Co\'lngton on November 5 for
the purpose of casting hIs vote.
" 'II I I I' " . I lie Inlcl-leXII I I ) " 1..1 , .
WASHINGTON , Oct 23-The secretary of
the treasury has accepted the propt'lton of
hand Mcaly & Co. of Chicago ! for the
rental of timporary quarters In theIr hund.
Ing for the use of government olcers now .
quartered In the potot1ce buiiding . 'The
rent Is $10,250 annual ) ' .
Sort C hie'rne l'ru'Itk' CosttiltrI ,
WASHINGTON , Oet. 23.-Tho appeal of
the famous Southern Pacific raIlroad came C
reached the Unlte,1 States supreme court
today and was docketcd. Tire transcript I
coven 1.210 pages ,
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TI , \I'\UX 11 : tll
3 IC"II/ " to I. . hIeidlnneh XIh' from
Xn\ thrIll tIleetlote.
During this wcek the campaign of reforni
reorm
will he vigorously pus II throuhout the
entre el ) Speakers who are In cortical
ta wi address the voters , who are waking up ,
at the followIng meetngs :
On Thursday , October 2t , at the hal at
l nrnal nrll Tweul.nlnlh strccts , opposite
Ihf chool house , at 7 :30 : p. 1 , Spnkers-C
P. Wel"r , U. Cem Drvr , L P. Croroot anti
W. S. I'OlplelOtl.
On Thurslla , October 24 , for the l lrt' '
an,1 Slo111 wards , at Ietz hal , corer of
Wilams and Thirteenth streets , nt 7:30 : p. 1. :
SI1eakers-E. Hoewater , I. J. Dunn ) , Leo ;
lelsll ) ' , Tholas J. I.'I'nno ami ll 1' . Smih ,
Arrangenreirts nra about complete for a
grand poltcal rally of citizens nt Creighton
Jlal , 1.'Weenth nn,1 , larney ltreets , tomorol
night , where the Issues of the day\\'l \ be
n ilsettasri . 'ho speakers wi he announren
this afternoon .
Other meetings anti speakers wi le ira- 1
nounctt In time. At these meetings time local I
s ltnmatlont will ho ' ,
situaton wi canvasse,1 thoroughly and I
al classes of ciizens . are Invied 10 attend.
tax.X " ' \(1 A 1.1'1"1'1,1 IIII'V'I'hIlt.
J.nl."t Jlflrlntul ; ; ; ft'ul : th. I . In"nlli
g"-S"Jlltur' " Slclh"I , ,
WASHINGTON , Oct. 23-gx.Senalor Van
W'cl of Nehr ln , whe was stricken wih
nlollcx ) Monday aferon , Is somewhat bet-
ler this 10rlng , lila condition , however , Is
very grave and the alack may terminate
fatally.
x-Sonator I Van ' ' ) 'ck's condition was ro-
ported ns ImprovIng this alternoort.
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: IXg I'JI'ili . \ ' ' , 1.1,1' ItUlt't' .
'I''rrlhl. I esu Itsorn lire II I I Icln ,
In. , St'IrlI lire lid II/ I
SIGOUHNgy , la" , Oct 23-Speclal ( Telt-
grem-I.'lro ) at Delta destroyed the $ IG-
000 school Irouto and Injured n number of peo-
pie , nine fatally.
DES MOINES , Oct 23-Speclal ( Telc-
gram-Tho ) publc school building at Delta ,
la" , burned this cvenlng 7:45 : o'clocl. Ac-
counts of thee fire received her are leiler ,
and there have been rumors that there was
a fataly In connection with It. These can-
not be confirmed , and limo best Informaton
Is that there was no loss of le , The building -
Ing was worth about $8,000 and was Insured
for $2,000. _ _ _ - _ _ _ _
J.\1IXG OU'Vl 1 SI\1 1. " 'OItK.
Seert'ltti'Ies uf tIeeVrilrunis'onnlrnnn's
S..h.t , . " II S..III.
S1' LOUIS , Oct. 23-The first sccretarls'
sessloit of tina execmttlve cornntitteo of tire
Wotnatt's Foreign MIssion scclety , winch was
held today at. the Utriort Metlrotllst Episcopal
clrun'cln , was dovoteti to Urn forniirtg of Plaits
for tire twenty-sixth annual meetIng of tire
general execttttve connntittce , to be held next
Saturday mannIng and to contlntre two aveeks.
TIre meetIng is national. Tire society is corn-
lOSd of eleven branches , thu secretroriss of
wimlcin are now Irene assenirbleti In executive
session to receive tire reports of tire vtrrlous
departntettts and to map out tIre plant of
action for next year. Tonrorrow two delegatemS r
from eacir branreir viil arrive anti join tire see- S
notaries Sn tire work. , 'Ine following sg S
irL
S'.Kren , Phiiadeiphia ; MrsS. 13 , htetveurr
Baltimore ; Mrs. H. I. Cowenmr. C1ncinrratI ' :
Mrs. I" . P. Crandon , iiIvariton , Ill. ; Mrs. M .
S. Ilustori , llntrllngtorr , Ia. ; Mr's. C , S. Landis
Minneapolis ; Miss M. Watson , Lincoln , Nob. : '
Mrs. CirarloUe O'Neili , I'asaderma , Cal. ; Mrs , '
\Vise , Eugene , Ore.
COI.tNItI. Cltti"l'ON ( ) ? 'S'IIt ST.II ) '
.
'I'ells Ills Vpi'sIittinf tine SlrurtInii
Afl'rmry tt C l'on't Shri'i'Idgemn.
C1IICAGO , Oct , 23-The court mnartlai pro. .
ceedinmgs agalitst Lieutenant s. , Pague of cotrt .
parry F , Sixtenthn infantry , charged vItir at .
temnptlnmg to murder Colommel It. E. Crotton
was reautttetl today at Fort Slmerldant. Colone ;
Crofton testllled that on tIre day of tIre shoot .
tag Ire was in I'ague's quarters arid war I
looking out of a vlndow , whtonr snmnltlenly hr i
heard Mrs. Pagime screant and saw Lieu
tertantt I'aguo approaching , flourishing a re
volver. A scuffle ensnred between tire otticert C
and Colonel Crofton managed to get tire re
volver away from tire ileutentant. Liemmtemtan
Vague tireri started o tire door anrd Colone I
Crottort followed Itlin. When tire Irorclm Irat
.
becn reachoti Lleutcnrant l'agtne sudtlenrly dret'S
another revolver and fired three shotS S
Colonel Crofton testified that Ito went to tin r
tlurrrten'V of htemrtenant I'aguo for tIre ptnrpos S
of talking with Mrs. I'aguo alnout tire concH S
lion of her husband , wlro r'as tinder restralni t
for tire purpose of keeping hint avay front C
imntoxicants. The colonel was the pnhriclpa I
vttnemsa of tIre day.
ICILL1ID1NAI'IIIHGII't' VIlHCi (
I'znttil lt'uIt , fjittIsJllii ) (155 ( Ire-
\'liItiKhi tIn Itronul ,
ST. LOUIS , Oct. 23-Two freiglrt trains on
the \\'abash railroad collideri at Martineburg.
tlnirtcemr mniies cast of MexIco , about 6 o'clock
last nigitt , causing considerable damage to
bathe trains and killIng Dan Kelmoc , pump
foreimman In the cniploy of tire road , anti
Edward 'rieonnpsan of Tulip , Mo. The fol.
lowIng paseengers. who were on the local
frelgirt. were bruised somewhrat :
0. 'F. llarrirm , traveling salesman , Fulton ,
Mo.
Mo.C.
C. II. Sturgeon.
M. E. Vermililon of Mlridleton. Mo.
The depot was also danrraged to santo cx-
tent.
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LONDON , Oct. 23.-Tire death of 11. II.
Cotton , presirlettt of tire Oxforti University
Boat club , anti bow of tIre university elgirt
for' the hint toter years , ire anmnounctcd.
Henry den Ia I'oer Ileresford , fifth marquis
\'ntenfonti , Itt heat ) . Ito was imorn itt
1811. antI Is ucceeded try irl son , tire earl
of 'J'yronre , t'imo was born inc iS7l. It is re-
Irorteri tirat the marquis ofVaterford corn-
initted suicide by shootIng Irlmneolt wIth a
revolver.
'rite mnrqnris of Waterforti comntltted sul.
chic wIth a revolver at Citrntrgntorc. lie
irani been in fatling health owing to an ned-
( lent to iris srine vhIIo imnmntinmg et'verrrl
years ago. IMrriVilllanrr ilerestorni left
Lontlorm tonight ( \Vatenllord. . Lord Mat'-
curt lneren4ord ( says iris brothrer imnra eulfereti
greatly from demiromuiencry , anti II Is feared
hIs vife's health wIll be seriously afiecteri ,
as it itt deilcatO. Lrirti Wntertorti untlt-rwcnt
a surgical opt'rnrtionn iii Wit , winch trifortierl
him great relief , bmnt a secant ! nncdldt'rtt last
Juno carrsetl a recurrence of imis trouble anti
suhijecterl imltn to great pain.
'fire Times correspormslent at Paris an.
notmncea that Oteslay lroz , lIre itainrter irnrd
trutimor , it ; titrntl ,
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llrruIttw ( en' hmor-tes' Cmmmirjmtlguns. ,
CLII'e'HLANI ) , 0. , Oct. 23.-The Cleveland
Ciraritiror of Conttnence will withIn a few
slays aentl to tite chirmnrirers of conimnerce
Of 300 citIes lit tire iYttited Htate a circular
gIving tire uliOn of time Cleveland body inn
rPrtrestIng tittr republican rind democratic
cotnrulttt'ea to shorten ttnet time of lIned.
ek'mrtial canrmatgns ( rota six months to three.
months , Time ni'am'on givunt is that these
camirntmgntt invrnnlabiy ririciettlo business nrC-
fairs anti do nrc nrctual damage to corn-
merco amtrl manufacturing. The chrntmrters
to winch time circulars wIll ire sent anti ho
asked to take aimllur ncllott ,
II err rl ug i'ost IloI'tl ,
SALT I.NlI , Oct. 23.-.t special to tire
Trllrnmne front Cheyenne , \'o. , eays : TIre
imeurlng in tit liniments corpus carte of time
iiannoc'ka , cirttrgeti wIth vk'iatlneg ' tire \Vy-
ominr game larve' , wimicim ar'mts to iut'e beemi
hreti ! Saturitry , inns , by tmgretrnierrl of cottte.
eel , iroen posiponert foe one % voek , The slats ;
atttirorlltetts are conli'Ient heat tIme irrtllrrtre t
ir : : no nigimt to Irunt contr.mry to ' ) 'onrtmmg
Jlosly l'ontud , inn ( Ii , ' IiInltrN ,
Ni\'A1)A , Mo. , Oct. 23.--'l'he cottage 01
\'lll1am W'nrdo t'as destroyed by tire totlay
anti the charred remains of a hotly nmp
posed to be 'tttie , wire is tin oI.1 trettler , wire C
( ounti let time nuirn' . The mite Is lhoUgint to b
of Incendiary origin.
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h AVE TilE VOTERS' ' ATTENTION
S pcakor for the Cause of Munloipal Reform
Are Listened To.
S IXThVARDERS \ TURN OUT A CROWD
I d It'ttI Iii lint ii .itttrmimmed h , CI I I actri
\'Isi , Set-I ; tint' Crnlvrmtlrtn of tint ,
Ci ly frrnn C hit. Corrlstrt ( bilig
of l'lminrtierr'rs ,
One of the notable features at tire tucetlnmgs
t hat tare beIng held tinnier tire aueplces of
t ire CitIzens' leagnie fa tlrat tine anmdienceim
t irret greet time sPeakers everywirere take a
d eep Itmterost ire tire discussions anti ( io not
s cenic to got tired as long tea tire cars are
r nmnmnlng , Ilffcrenit speakers go into rita.
c rtsshons of tire iriamnos of the canrrmaign at
c onsltlerablu Iemrgtim , limit as 101mg as there Is
a speaker or a cmnrtilttato Ira tire irall wlro is
willtnig to otTer ancyliring for coniltlcratiort
l imo audiences are anxIous to irear hun , At
t he meeting irelti nit Twetrty-formrtir arid Grant
o treots lost nigirt an event dozein speakers ad-
n ireaseti lImo audience , med tire Inreetirig lasteti
Ct rene 7:30 : o'clock iirmtli after It o'clock anti
t ire crorwtl timat filled tire Irali to Its Featitmg
capacity was emeanly ens large at tire close
o f tIre rncctlnrg as ashen it amts called to
artier. It was a conrvirrcing evidence that
t ime voters are itai'alro to the lssttee of tire
cancipaign turn mere treokirig lIght on tIre character - .
acter of the mmmcii slro are catmriltlatcs for
l irelr suffrage ltr limo conimlng electiort.
Time nteetinrg was cnllcrl to order by C , S.
T.obintger. Itreskietit of tire Sixth \\'ar&i clots
of tIre Citlzenrs' icagmne , wlro spoke bnlfly of
tire lsmnes of tire cannnirafgnt anti itttrotlucctt
lIon. Clrarles I I. ihrowtr.
rir. hirownt tiramrketl tire aerriloimco for tire
cordial greeting given hun wirerm Ire ap-
penrrotl on tire plrrtfortrt anti expreesd imia
irieasnmro tnt eeelrmg so trinity voters present
who hind laid caine their partlsarrshmll armti tie-
citieri to irnerge tircir interests imito a gerreral
cltlzetrs' tnovenuent lookIng for good govern-
rrncmnt anti ttr vity' indonesIa. lie invited tire
'olers ltrcaent to look at thee condition o
tire cIty's finances , and timert asked If tirey'
cottlti be nmnrrprleed timat citizens , Irrespective
of party , lmouid unite mi a inoverrterrt for
betner' guvernnmrcnt.
ATT1TUIhiS OF' TilE CANIilATES.
"Notwitirstunitiitrg tire cry of pectilatlon ,
robbery nerrtl corrnrptiorr , " salti limo speaker ,
' 'not a single canntiitlato on time repubiiciino
ticket imas. denmounced it. Thee canmtiitlatere of
tirat ticket stanrd by arid corrdonre tire r'ery ,
tlrievenies of wimici tire people are commr'pirrire-
trig , Ott thee otimer hranrtl , you will find the
catmniltlatcs nomtnatetl by time citizeims converm-
harm tleniouniclnmg tins system of robbery anti
plntrrder anti pledging relief for tire trexirayers ,
'Tires , gotrliemenr tell you heat threy hmaa'es
trot nonuitmatott arty of tine timieves amid talon-
niorers for olIlce. They Iravo rronrtitrateti
Jacobsen anti Edwartia , vlro voted to retallt
Israel Frantic anmti Joinn Spoon on tIre iray rolls
wirilta they arena urtdnr arrest for robbtrrg tire
cli ) ' .
"Tirero is no rultitilo groninri on which a
voter care stand. lie nmrmmst eltirer bo for or
agnlnnst thom men wiru are contdontnmg time rob-
b3ries of tire office itoltlor'rt avheo have had. tire
n'nthIrn of tire city for tile last four years. If
he is condoning tirecamedtt1ateaion.titqtrepub. , .
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'tepnrtlnig tlI'1nitrormcos irreric of thcmm Pc
tars you cart irave pure gaverntnemnL'you must
remove time Inhtneemrces that are driving those
cube lrolden' to plunder anti robbary of the
people' . ' '
Mr. Brown exploded some of tire foolish
talk thrat inert been nncrmtio hy En Conreisle atmnl
otimers about tire expenses of the fIre anmti
polIce hitrstttoss , anti closetl ra'ltim atm appeal tee
time voters of lime SixtIr warn to tin tiretr duty
by voting for tire cantlirlates of thee CItizens'
league from top to bottotmm of tire tIcket.
Tinonrmas Flynne , a yotrtig democrat , made
a stirring appeal to tIre voters to break array'
from part ) ' llnres anti vote for tIme canndidatca
aviro were opposed to ts governmnmetlt by a. few'
for tIre benefit of a few , anti to the tietnimuent ,
of tire marry. lie rnslceti tlmat the voOrs see
to it that lire banrner ' 'Velcorrre the IJoodler'
ra'as torn tioivn , anti tinat after tire next dcc-
Lion It commid be satti tirrit tire mannerly ireel of
Anr.erlctrn freedorrr Irad been placed one bigotry
in Onmnahna oral tirat tIre city imarl arm hnnest
gtnvsrnnnetit , nidimilnistereni by lronest tmrenm.
i'LEiGEI ) TO hONEST GOV1IIINMRN'I' .
Thronras Svobe' made a brief talk in wields
ire stated tlmat all of time catrtiltiatca on limo
Citizens' leagrne ticket were pienigerl t
git'e the city art ironest , economical anti
bnrstness-ilke adttmlnlstrentlome of public affairs.
The olticers , if electeti , womrlti not await until
tireir terena tuero expiring to propose pian
of metrenclmttteitt aunt ecortonty ,
E.V. . Slnteral said tirat an lronest. in-
nliclary wotnld conmpei tire other officers to
ho heonest wimethmer tiit'y waittcti to be or
trot , anti citeti lnnstanccs in itroof of tIre as-
, , , .rnlnn Itoit under ttre nrcnerrt rule of Judge
Scott aced mis clan certain classes were ex-
cnntltt from punit.lemnent , no matter hrow
serious their offenses nrtigiet be.
Cimarles A. Coc , ertnrditiato for cleric of
tire district court , rvas givetn a cordial wel-
collie , Mr. Coo saint that in conmnnerciu
circles men wire were eeiected to rio certain
work were chnoucfl art account of tineir ability -
ity to do thrat work. Tire nmarragem'a of tire
van'iomts departnrtctets of tIre big comuntercial
hrotres were expocteni to give value receiveti
in services for the wages paid tlesnr. It
sirould be tIre ntanro itr tire city anal conmnmty ,
oillces. Tire men enttplO'ed siroulti ime corn-
potent anrd simonmlti renrtier a just servIce for
tlrelr cormtpetrsatlorr , anrd wlren aim ollicor
Proved unfalttnltrl ire erimoirld be nilacirargeni
jnmst as Ire would be If leo arena workltmg for
a commercial comrcerti. "if Orrmaira lord cur-
ned out timat irlea timero swouhtl have been
a goon macny nlirtdimargea anrong tire 0111cc-
holding forces during tire last four yeara , '
leo concimedeti.
\v. S Poppietoti gave line voters prescret an
array of figures mrlrowlntg lIre cxtravagarrce ot
tlro deryIsm rIng that leas controlled tire cIt
for tIre last four years. lie sirowr-ti rieer
over 500,000 Inert beerm oxponderi the lire last
three years above tire expeirses of Ithil , winch
was by Ito tucaniri a year rioted for Its ccc.
ironic odretinlntration of city affairs , lb no-
ferreti to tire recorni of liroatchr , under wirosi
atinnitrisiratlop tire tars levy leant beerm iiighre ,
In Onruita tirant it had ever ineert before ot
sInce. 'flee dervish caietllrlatert atone on tir9
tiefensive artd iran notlrierg to rio tact expitrlo
tireir records , and were not mnrrklng 'ery gou4
progress mt domimg thrat ,
George 0. Creirier undressed the meotint
Imrlelly. lIe saiti tIre issmme was slneply a clues.
tiers as to whotirer tIme peopio wotrltl make
their own laws or wonrid iravo tircnn macid
antti admierlstereti by a secret , oatirimound on'-
ganlzatloti tirat irad arleetm , lIke integers spota
itt Ornahrir anti lire slate and prczurrteJ to dir.
tote to citizens as to who slroteld occupy tire
offices aird admnrmnlster the laws ,
l'EOl'LE TAXII ) P0011.
At tire close of Mr. Caider's rennarlcs , rvhtIcl
tvcre enthusiastically received , tirero rvore
caila for Mr , H. Rorewaler , tuiro head arnive4
in time mail from mmtmotlrer part of limo city
where mo Iracl aticirenesed another meetIng.
Owing to the lateness of tine imour Ire spoke
hut bitchy. After a pncilntinrary reference to
'ala rvork hr tire city anti Iris part in tire
present reform ntovetrient , Mr. Itosewater
emairi : "A certaIn newspaper' in tins city Lea *
beers prlnmtnrg ! extracts fronrc articles wirteb
hmave appeared inc 'nra Onrraira lee about cer-
taitm canriltiates now before tire hOopla , I
iros printed two extracts concerning lIon.
Mr. Gordon , one of wimicir lays that lie is the
ots'nrer of a good deal of proport ) ' nmnrtt th
oilmen' tirat ire Ia a pair neon. 110th IttOY U
true , Marty morn In tnis city wire u\VIe largo
proirerty Interests are really imror ir"cuuse o
tire iturrlenna of taxation timat Irave bemt jlace
upoim tlrette , greater liran they can titan'VItts
ate ttrribtedncaa on short tirrie beanie of
$1,400,000 that must be paid witlminm a fewi
years , mnrany nnen who posses. large imropert
Inmtcrcets are really very iroor. Hut as to Mr5
Ooe'dott--eis cuittilniacy itt a rrIece of leispru-
dermce , If not of lmpmtdence. 'rime Itint. of
rnonrtinatmng a juan for inoilce judge rvlio onl3
conalrttneed readimmg law last sImnilag , between
r.nls , or between drinks , lie is equal Lii
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