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IIIUCK 1'OMlItOY.
E''IVlO(1.V ( knows 1)IflI-nhltl ) En
OVCrV1)O1y ) Imow that w sell light coats
flhl(1 ( VIItS vIien tII 8085011
Befl.SlHt H COIIlO-O 1IlVe the COilN ( flhl4l
VVSIMIll 11tio flfld 11nk rges-sIiiSIa
itit1 IoI1)l.1)rntc'd.-8ny1olY ) ) who has
j ( ( ) lU nobby coats kilows what wu
flJ(1flfl l1i"r bter ( thrnii ever.
Albert Cahn ,
1322 Fariiam.
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NOT UNTIL NEXT OCTOBER
Maximuni Rate Oaaes Bet Back Five Months
for Heiring.
EASTERN IDEAS OF TIlE SLOCUMB LAW
. - . . 1tt'irntittiv 1l&tIiir flt Itight n
r ( . , , Ynrlc 1'riiil.t'r ' ? Ito IIn ,
Sine Cru.k itIu lb of
Oiiiithn 1ornIs.
WI\SIIINGTON , April 25.-Speclal ( Tele-
graiii.-Tho ) Nebraska niaxlinum rate case
vUI not be heard before Octobi'r. There has
been no time sot for reargtirnent , the order
of restoraUon being geiieral n Its character.
The supreme court will adjourn on May 25 , to
convene agaIn on October 2. The last argti-
mont iIt be heard May 8 , wtilch setlics
the niaxtniuin rate case or this term.
Chahinan Powers of the Pacific railroads
coniinttteu stated tonight that the bilL inght !
bo reached In the house Tuesday of uext
week. Thb' , however , dpend upon pcidng
niatterM which the 8icaker might desire to
get Out of the way.
Tlu , amount of nitsinformatlon abroad In
the east as to the workings of the Slocum
high ltcnso law of Nebraska is appalling.
To fluitl ordinarily Intelligent preachers In-
velglilng against this law Is no uncommon
thing In the east. A rather InterestIng scene
occurred In the committee on alcoholic liquor
tratllc of the hous'e one day last week , when
Chairman More's bill to aPpoint a cominis-
elan to Investigate the liquor tratflc of the
\ United States was up for consideration.
itoprosejitative Hainer l a ineniber of that
committee , and during the course of the
lxearlng Roy. Mr. I'owell of New York City
made the very bold statement that the social
oyIi in Omaha was licensed , that the Slocuni
high license law had been passed In the
lntere.ts of the big cRies. Omaha prticu-
larly. and through a combination of liquor
dealero , brewers and those having the interests -
terests of the liquor tramc In hand. Ho
went on to tell thoold story whilith has been
churned over many times. that the schools
In thio state of Nebraska had been indirectly
supported by flues and penalties received
from liquor dealers and Police sources niul
that now , bccause or a decadenca of moral
sentiment. the practice was open. These
.tateinents , coming , as they dih ! , from a
ropre.sentatls'e of the cloth , brought Mr.
Ilaiiier to his feet , who , in a yery emphatic
inarner , told the minister that he did not
. _ ; - Icnow what ho WaS talking about ; that the
Siocum law , lntea4 of hiavng been prompted
by the liquor dealers of Omaha and the larger
cities. was the outcropping of a sentiment In
the rural districts ; that. Instead of beIng
satisfactory to tile liquor dealers. at that
time a very large hobby was organized to
defeat the lnea.ure , but it was lased. not-
wtthtandIig the strenuous efforts on the
pan of the hfuor dealers to kill the bill.
Now the lkuor dealer9 would not have anything -
thing else. or they have tested Its wIsdom.
Ho ruruier said that the law was entirely
acceptable to the citizens of Nebraska , and
that it. solved a question such as no other
hlih license law in the United States had
attempted. lie made the statement that it
Was hot a question of munclpal ! government
nil to the distribution of police fines and II
ceiive.i but It was made so by the state
constitution. When it Is comisidorel that No-
brasa ! : has ! OS illiteracy than aijy state in
the United States , and , coupled wltti this , ita
reniarkably low percentage of crime. k will
eall' ho seen how cflectlve the laws of
that state are a to regulating the liquor
traflic.
ASSAY OFFlCI FOR DIAD\VOOD.
Thio director of time mint will soon publish
his annual report. Although all tIme , returns
are not in , a tolerably relIable eetimato can
be forimied as to the production of precl2us
metals in thio United States durIng 185. As
bas been time case in previous years , the
greatest dllhlculty has besim experienced in
getting reports from the refiners and rnelt-
ers throughout time country , as there Is no
law to compel them to make reportt to the
Mint bureau. According to the report , Cal-
iforula still iead. as the principal gold pro-
duclng state , Colorado ranks second and
Iontnna third. South Dakota has madm a
big Increase In her gold production , and the
advance sheets of the report show thet the
state vroduced last year $1,200,000 of the yellow -
low metal. Thmi hio'n lug ban led Senator
Pettigrow and Representative Camble to yig-
orously urge an appropriation of $15,000 for
the establishment of an as'ay omco at Dead-
woomi In the hilack hills , This measure ,
however , has met tlio decIded opposition of
the departmnntal oiflci2ls upon the aliogei
grounm that it makes no appropriation for
' .
5'5. . otflcers of the proposed assay office. but only
for the building Itself. It Is reliably stated
that the real cause of time department's op.
pooltien Ii that time oiilclals do not wish to
establish any more assay offices because
mmmmoItrtm In the vicinity of an assay oihlco will
deposIt their metal there instead of shipping
IL to a mint for coinage. This compels , the
government to pay frdlght upon it to the
nint.
Thios legislators have also beers actively
working for favorable reports upon the 1)1115
for the conetructlon of a PUblIC building at
Dcadvood anti for the establishment of a
tatIoual sanitarium at hot Springs. Strong
showings have been mode before time comim-
inlttees having these bills in charge , anti l'et.
tigrew and Gamble seommi confitient that these
_ measures will got through congress finally ,
r\ A tmvormble report has been received ( roll )
the representative committees of both hiousea
for time ostabhlsbmout of a fish culture ate.
thoU at Svearflsit.
Senator Allen itas reporteti favorably lila
bill for tIme relief of Isaac Marsh. who home-
itoatled a quarter section of land In tIme
North Plattu hamtd dIstrIct , to be thrown out ,
a abort tillil ) after by congressional loglaia-
tion , The bill glveo hmlims the right of re.
entry as comupensatiomi for work done on the
former homestead ,
ORDIItS FOR ARMY M1N.
The recent order relative to Colonel John
w , liarrlger , nealotant conmmissary general
of aubal4toace. preparatory to lila retIre-
otiont , lu revoked , anti it Id flOw ordered that
Lieutenant Colonel Thomnima 'ilsorm , occupy-
log the same rank as Colommel flarrlger , will
relIeve time latter , who is ordered to rc.nialmi
In Now York and iroceod wIth the ettie.
meRit of lila account9.
Major ( liarlea A'oodrulf , comnmnleiary
0 ! subsIstence. Is ordered to relieve Lieu.
b tenant Colonel Wilson at Oovertmors island
F In May ,
First Lieutenant Edward l. Lawton , Nimme.
teenhim Infautry , is granted two nonthmb cx-
tenon : of leave.
Major Robert II , V/bite , uurgeou , Ia detaIled -
taIled az member of examimmin board cooL -
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IIVIIJS V. I'lChCIl.tU.
ITe lini ii rtpiittttoii : niiil they ioetl
have to lflO'O-It'i4
lilimi lhl-IflnYle ) ) Ot1
hotter to hIltVO 01)0 bIg \'illl Collie and
til : nray a 7.VOQll house at otie load
tliitio have three or four siiiahi wngofli
tttko it-nt cotirne It coMts less-nilti Its
tloiio ( ltllelr and better-If you ide-
itliolte 15P.
Omah aVati
relepimonA 1.O- 14f5 FnvnaiiI
\'abnh Ticket Oflie.A
veneti at the PreaIdIo of San Francisco , Cal. ,
vIce Lieutenant Colonel Midmileton , retired.
Major John A , Darling. FIfth artillery , Is
detailed n9 llIeflhhCr , amid FIrst LiemtOflaflt
WiLson IL. comn , FIfth artillery , as recorder -
corder of the board.
Itepresentativo hltmll'a bill to establish a
military post at Ice MoInei will not paus
the house , notwithstantling tlto tmnanlmotmi4y
favorable report of the conmmlttee. Thio War
department Is against the 1,111 on the theory
that such a post would ho too near Onaima
or Chicago. The senate colnnitteo Is against
this class of legislatIon.
Dave Mercer rays there is eomnethlng wrong
about the South Omaha postofflce alto. A
pocial examiner has looked over tile grounti ,
although this was denied by a local correspondent -
respondent of an Omaha paper , anti it , ie
thought ho has timiitio a report to the See-
raiary of tlio treaeury , but the nature of
the report Is not known.
Secretary Smith today renderci decisions
in the following land cases : Nebraska-I'at-
rick II. Dilloit against Loin forger , Chariron
distrIct , decision rovereNi ; flerger entry to
be cancelled. South Dakota-Noah New-
banks agaInst Charles S. Thompson , Cham-
berialn dIstrIct , decIsion reversed ; Newbamlks'
contest dIsmissed : MartIn Thompson agaInst
' W'atertown die.
Flora I. L'iitniim-TaibOt ,
trict , motion for revIew denied ; land awarded
to Thompsn.
The senate confereec have yielded in time
matter of salaries of United Statea marshals
and attorneys for Nebraska. Their salarico
wIll stand as provided in the Updegraft bill.
I'Iiliht.L ' 111001'S CUtIll ) ThlI ISLH.
lOut Therm' 1mM 1104-mm No ( JllM1t of Aim-
lhmority TiithLVmlMIIhImgtIIi UIIII1n.
WASHINGTON , AprIl 2g.-It Is not be-
Ileved that there has been any friction
caticd between the national goverumomit and
the govornnlflt of the state of Waslmlngton
by the action of the former , in relation to
the occupation of Sand Island at tile mouth
of the Columbia river.
The facts In the case , gleaned here , are
that tIme state authorIties applied to the
United States military authorities at Fort
Canby for permisitlon to enor upon Sand
bland , which Is a part of the United States
military reeervation , to expel certalmi
strikera , who threatened to destroy private
property , consIsting of fish traps. Aa the
United States holds exclusive jurisdiction over
such reservations and may not waive it in
favor of a state. the state authorities were
informed their request cnud not be corn-
pltcd with. and , furthermore , orders were
nent by Gcnerat Otto , the commander of the
department of the Columbia , to the coni-
mantier at Fort Canby , to occupy time reserva-
tlcsi hImself and expel all lntriider. ' . Under
this order will be included mIlitary men as
svehl as strIkers , hut as the removal of the
latter will obviate the netessity for the
pre.JnCo of the mIlItia , it Is believed here
that the ends of the itate authorIties will
be as well served as by the granting of their
request. The order applies isa present to
the land above high tide mark.
( siIe Agul mmt4t Carl Isht I'IMtJIIlmCd.
WASIHNGTON , April 25.-The case of
WIlliam Graves of New York City against
Secretary Carlielo to compel time hatter to
award to him $4,500,000 of the recent Issue
of bonds to whtch , Graves claimo lie is eu-
titled through accepaflc0 of his bids. will
be hoard In the distrIct supreme court bore
next Saturday. The case came up before
Judge Cole today and was deterred at the
request of time counsel for Graves , who.
wanted more time to examine Secretary
CarlIsle's reply. AssIstant Attorney General -
oral Dckinsan ! appeared for the secretary.
I''mmI4lIi 11111 t ( 1i4 'J'iheit IT.
WAShINGTON , April 25.-Time house program -
gram for next week was consIdered today by
time committee Oil rules. It was decided to
lot the debate on the pension bill contInue
for a reasonable time , anti , as mommy inemim-
hers desIre to put timemselves on record on
the bill , there may be several night sessions
for speecim making , milost of which will be
done by time reptibhlcamis. No rimle to limit
debate will be proposed by time commnittec ,
hint time house may make an agreement tu
vote at a certain time. After thin Pemislon
bill the bankruptcy bill will probably be
time order. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
. Ctmuitlj tutor of iii lINJIN Ci t .
WAShINGTON , April 25.-Cardinal Sa-
tolli lies received th papal brief alpOIuit- )
lug Vicar qeneral Giennon of Kansas City to
be coadjutor of timat diocese.
iNSiI : i.ts ichi.i.s I'1H l'nItSONS.
) iior.ierer Fimiitii'Cmimmmim its Sumlelile
Itmutlmer 'I'Imzuit Sumrreimui , 'r ,
ROCKViLI , md. , April 25.-Pete Igbort.
a carpenter , 22 years old , oimmnarried , this
mmmorimlmig , without apparent cause or provocation -
tion , shot ammd instamitly killed Mrs , ifermnami
linake and two chIldren , mmext door noighmbors.
Ho themm reloaded his gun , anti , coming up.
town , saw Sheriff \V , M. Mull armd Deputy
Wtllianm Sweom in time FIrst Netlonai bank
stairway , Egbert lnmllomi UI ) his weapon amid
shot the simerifi Im ) time back of time head. kill.
ing hIm instantly. Sweetim faced time assassin
ammd received a charge of bucksimot lit lmls
neck , ( alilmmg at time bank stops and expiring
lmmsttm n tly.
lgbert then made Imis escape to the fair
grounds , just outtlo of town , A possa hum-
mediately organized and starteti in PursuIt.
Fifty or imore mcmi , armed with shot gumma ,
rifles anti PIStOlS stirroundeti time grounds.
Egbert refused to surrender , and was fired
0mm. lIe diti mmot return the fire , but ran Into
a stall and sent a load of buckshot tnto hIs
breast , dying Instammtiy. lie was found to
have receiveul ommo milgimt wound in the fusil-
iado wimicim had boom ) going 0mm. Egbert's ais-
ter , at time annie hour be killed himself. dloti
at . time family imomimo of typhoid foyer ,
oung hgbert once was confined in a
lunatIc asylummi , btm.t was diacimarged as cured ,
No reason can be assigned for time terrIble
kIlling except that time nman was Imisane ,
Sheriff Mull vaa a colonel during time war
and was lromnlnent in Grand Armmmy cIrcles in
indIana. lie was also a republican 1mm politics
and was only recently renomnuated.
No trouble oxlsteti betweeu time mmiurderor
and the Parties kilied. The coroner's inquest -
quest imow that Mrs. Ilaako was killed by
two blows oum tIme Imead witlm a blunt Instru-
ment. Site was not dead , Two cimiltiren
wore shot with a double-barreled shotgun ,
over 125 shots entering each body.
Mr. Ilaske , time husband. was working at
his trade as a baker iii Illinois , lie was
tciegrapheti for sitU returmmed. to hIs sad
imommme timls afternoon. lie takes time mtmatter
nimilosopblcaily as a tragedy timat cannot be
hmuipeti , The mmumrderer Is tlmotmiit to have
beemm Immsammo to soumme degree all time wiqtor.
Miss Florence Egimort , time sister of the
nmurderer , vhmon sue imeard time 4etaiis of limo
hcrrlble affair and that imer own brother
was time central figure of time various trage.
tilsi bacamno frantic unil died $ ummrnedlately
from time almock. h3ho was In bol , sufforiug
with typhoid fever.
( Lip-rAIN M.tif.tN
Is recognlzt'd ntitlitn'lty 11w world over
oil flilval lila I tm'us-.nnd tuo aie e 1)11 gas
Imintttji'si-y have cruciceti lii ) the
" , Tevt'i" gmls stove so inti'li that leoPle
himivo coimie to look upon tis its ntitltotity- .
we (10 ( lmamithlt' the only gus ; stove Iii
towii-thie oiie that smives the gas mini Is
the lowest lii prlet'-tlmc' " , Tewel. "
John Hussie
cOflsitlerourPricO12407 C nil iig
A NICIIT SESSION
Purthor Debate 011 POflSiOflS Dur'ng the
Afternoon.
BARTLETT TAKES MAHANY TO TASK
Couuiplaimus of hie 1.nfler'pu Attnek on
- CommreMsmmmmims tleCieitm * mmIS. ( tiles-
tiomu of
of Woruls.
SASLLINGTOM , April 25.-In time Imouse
today another partial report on time executive ,
legislative and judicial aplropriatiomm bill was
adopted and time bill sas sent back to con-
ference. In connection with time report. Mr.
Gro3vcnor , republican of Oimio , called attention -
tion to a provIsion in the bIii which would
lrevcnt the logislattve assembly of OkIa-
homa from remnovimmg the capltai of the tern.
tory to Gutlmrte. Mn , Flynn of Oklahoma
defended the provision. It. was agreed by
mmuommimous consent to itold a night session
toniglmt. for general debate oum time ponion
bIll and after an unsucceastul attemnpt by
Mr. PickIer to got unanimous consent for
time consideratIon of a resolution to set astdo
Saturday , May 2 , for the consideration of
inivato pension bills , and by Mr. Terry ,
democrat of Arkansas , to take up a private
peimsiomm bill , the house resumed consideration
of the PickIer pension bill , Mr. Bartlett ,
tienmocrat of New York , speaking in oppo-
sitien.
Mr. Bartlett thought time scope of time
iaw of 1890 should not be increased. Ire
took Mr. Mahmany , republIcan of New York ,
to task for attacking imls colleague , Mr. Me-
Ciellan , during debate yesterday.
"I did 1)01. attack ltimn , " interrupted Mr.
Mnhaimy.
"You remarked upon the strange shglmt of
a son of General George II. McClellan block.
lug time path of justice to the old soldiers. "
"io you Construe that as an attack ? "
"L do. "
"Yoim are entitled to your construction. "
( Republican applatmse. )
Mr. Gros.'vemmor enmlorsetl time bill. lie ntl-
rmiltted that the first session grammtimmg pemm.
slons to coimfederato soldiers who deserted
time ummion armmiy iminoty days before Appo-
mnattox mIght leami td a base steal. But , imo
added , timere svere in several parts of time
south , notably in east Tennessee , loyni unhomm
men who had besim forced limb time confederate
arnmy. To do jimatice to them ime was willing
to hazard the PossibilitY of abuses else-
where.
Mr. Kerr , republican of 01mb , crIticised time
actIon of time atimnlmmistrathon regardIng pen-
slon mmatters and said time crusade agaInst
( ho 01(1 ( soldiers lmmmd been done desImiedly
amid witim lremneditatton. All of the oihicera
of the Interior dopartmment. lied been oelectetl
with a view to putting obstacles in the wa'
of soldiers obtaining pensions.
Mr. Myies of Maryland thought time soldiers
were entitled to liberal treatrnemt on pen-
mmion matters. and said he lied endeavored
to act on timat theory. He entered a pro.
test against time attacic timmut had been macic
by time gentleman fronm Illinois ( Connoily ) omm
the deceased soldier , General McClellan , anti
on his soim , wimo oplose(1 some provisions
of the present bill ,
At half past 2 o'clock , witimout concluding
tIme debate , the house entered upon the spa-
cliii order , the delivery of ommiogies on the
late Representative William II , Craln of
Texas. At 4:05 : P. mu. , as a funtimer mark
of respect to the mnemmory of the deceased ,
the imouse adjourned umttl 8 o'clock tonight.
There were less thmami a dozeim momhers
present when time lmommsa met tonight. for fur-
timer debate on the pension bIll. Iteprc9enta-
thvo Payne of New York presided. Mr.
Hardy , republican of Indiana , Mr. Gibson ,
republican of Tennessee. Mn. Ctmrtls , repub-
llcamt of ICansas , and Mr. Mahammy , repimb.
helium of Now York , poke In favor of the
bill. Mr.'hmeeior , democrat of Alabamna ,
spoke against It ,
. . .LlOSO : time Imoimse adjourned.
I'rm.siIemi ( liii Soimmimmmi ( ( ill ,
WASHINGTON , April 25-TIme prcoltlent
today sent to the senate time nominatIon of
Citarles C , Field as isostmmmaster at l'tmyallup ,
Wash ,
iIO % ' lvii ( O ' 10 Si.iEl' ,
Nmmtumre's " .Yusy of iiiIttii lip 11mm'
11,1 eIi'd Sleeiii of Core.
It is a curious fact tlmmt wlmomm time god Sam-
Imus takes drowsy mortals 1mm imis care time
iiroccs's of going to sleep Is accomaplialmod
as systematically as Is any other purely
pimysical function , s.mye time 1'lmmuadelpbia Roe-
orul ,
\S'hcn we go to our slumbers we do not
go all at once.
In regular anti unvarying order time senae
one by one give up timeir active working ,
and when sleep is actually upomm us It. is arm
orderly sequence of events that hams brougimt
it about , Time first stop takcn is the cbs-
ing of the eyes , and natummimiiy , therefore ,
the first souse that Is dulled is that of slgimt.
Immediately following upon timls is the
suspension of the olfactory meryos-tho hoes
of time iower of anmehlhumg.
fly amid by time nerves of hearing grad.
ually drop their usual work , rind finally time
aemmao of touch uccummibsi to time soothing In-
iiuenco.
Amnormg the muscles and sinews time same
slow but rure ios of power occurs. Ilegin-
nlng at time feet , slumber steals along the
111111)3 and trunk of time imcdy until finally It
nmOulflts to time brain , dulls eommsciousrmeas ltaelt
anti leaves time entire body 1mm commplsto rest ,
If time feet are cold , sleep therefore is tardy
In comnlng , an& if we vant to cure lnaomnnla
One of the etmreat umicarms is to place a hot-
water bag to time soles of our pedal extremni-
tes ! and so aid imaturo's workimigs.
1very one knows that people are often
suffocated by coal gas or some equailypois-
omtous substance be'tause they failed to waken
before time deadly odors did their mni.sehievoua
vork , Tbis .s accounted for by time fact
that time ronso ot smell. altitouglm the scormd
one In diammppeanimmg , is the last to come
bick as we are aroused ( remit sleep. Touch
Is last to go and first to return' bearing
bommmes quickly after ; tuste arrh.'ca alnmost
inmmnediately in It.i sake , and then time eyes
beg.mm to fiasim imimpreasions to time brain ,
Last of all , a we have satti. smell re-
sumea Its acti'ity amid , since this Is true ,
too umucim care cannot well be taken to have
all aleelming roommis timorougimiy a4ned , well pro-
tecteti froumi gIts and secured against possible
intruders whoao deft use of chloroformmu often
makes a burglary succesful , if no more
serious 0005OqUenCCs follow.
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M1lLqUIM Ol' SAl.lSlIUitY
hues ft wlmi'oh-niiul the art of riding it
'lue't'l Is taught (15 ( ll. ' at out' large riding
scitooh on tIn' thIrd hour of our elegant
btiilmiiiig-seliool in t'harge o ( mum experl.
emiceti lnstructor-prlvatt' lesomis i0e-
colii.o of live lossotis $ LOO-anybod3'
calm leat'mi-s'e gtinriintee to teach you
to ride or your imltiley refimmidomi ,
Colunibus Buggy Co.
C , lCitmz Doimmmmamm ,
liicyclo Mgi. at itey
lhti'ii AtCOiIOhi WI 1,1 , M'I'A'V.
Memmttors leeiineto i'uutpr 111,1)1 % flu
Itu'imuici 'I'zriff ielmmte.
WAShINGTON , April 25-Tho tariff
quwion mmiade Its appoaramice unexpectedly
lit tIme senate today , amid for a time It looked
as though time routine of considering appropriation - .
priation bills would give way to a general
tariff debate. Mr. Sherman endeavored to
secure action aui time bill relatirag to fruit
bramulies amid alcohol used In t1m arts. Mr.
Ceandier gave warning , however , that If
the bill was taken up , it would immvolve a do.
hate upon tile entire tariff question. Mr.
l'latt vent further by stating that it this
correction o the revenue tanhffl laws was attempted -
tempted , ime would urge that. time entire Wil.
'on law be repealed amid time former McKinley
i-sw be revived , After these anmtouncemnents ,
time vote on Mr. Shertnan'o motion was foi-
hewed with great interemit , resulting in time
( isfest of the rnotion-22 to 27. The sundry
civil approlritttiomm bill was comnpleteti and
hassed durIng time day. As it passed the
risouse it carried about $30,000,000 ; as re-
porteti to the senate it readied $35,000,000 ,
amid with amendments edded today time tot.sl
wan raIsed to $37,000,000.
The novelty of a Saturday sassion resulted
in a meager attendance today , amid some
tlmo was consumed hum drumming up a
quorum.
Mr. Lodge secured tha adoption of a reso-
lotion asking the pootmacter general to take
stops for expedIting the iistribution of seeds
through time postolflco. The resolution seeks
to overcome a congesio ; i the WashIngton
postomee , owing to thmd pressure of seed
simlpmnemmts , the numpc of oed packages
received being i3 great as to blopk passageways -
ways and obstruct bd1ntcss.
Mr. Shermmian again 'dught to proceed wIth
the bill commeerifing the ta * on fruit brandies
to wimlcim the finance committee had offered
an amendment repeahhmig tac rebate tax on
alcohol used in the mpts ,
Mr. Pefer objected. l'bereupon Mn , Shor-
ins-n moved to take mp..to bill , and a test
vote was In prospect.
Mr. Chandler agaIn trged , that Mr. Sher-
0)1111'S ourse tnviteq . , discussion of the
entire tariff qucsttoim , hlch. as ha been
announced. Was ded a Julius Caesar.
Whtlm a tariff debate iaugtrated other press-
tog subjects would be crowded out , said Mr.
Chandler.
Mr. Shermmian responded tlmat there was mo
purpose -to precipltat&'th'etkvlmOle tariff ques-
tiomi and oxpiained timt millIons were being
icst by the failure to' .t tieCt the errors of
the present law. "
Mr. I'effer added his protest against open-
log a tariff ( leiate , which , he said , would
crowd back the bond resolution , which haul
the right of way by unanimous consent.
QUESTION OF' REVENUE.
Mr. Pbatt. republican of Connecticut , opposed -
posed going on wIth the bill and. added :
"If we are to enter upon time cornectiomi of
tarIff umilstukcs then I thInk we almould correct
tIme greatest mistake of all , time Wilson bill ,
by rcpeaiimtg It. With the repeal of that
law the McKinley law would no revived. "
"And then we would have less reenue
instead of more , " interjected Mr. Gray , demimo.
crat of Delaware.
"It would bring more , " declared Mr. Platt.
"Bring It in hero amid we'll discuss that , "
said Mr. Gray.
"Yes , we are ready to discuss it , " said Mr.
Plcmtt.
The vole W1113 then taken , much interest
being mnanifested In it , it was felt to in.
volvo the charmce of the general reoponlmmg of
the tariff question.
Mr. Sbernman'a motion was defeated-yeas ,
22 ; hays , 27-as toiioWs
Yeas-Republicans Allison , flroii , Slmer-
man , Teller , Wolcott-S. Democrats : Bate ,
Berry , I3lackbuiui , Bnlce , CalTory. Call , Clmii-
tori , Cockroll , Gordon , Gray. Martin , Mule ,
Palmer , Pasco , Pugh , Vest , Walthali-17. To.
tel. 22.
Nays-Republicans : Baker , Burrows , Cannon -
non , Carter. Chandler , Clark , Cullorn , Davis ,
Frye , Gaihingor , Gear , liansbrougim , Hawley ,
Lodge , Mantle , Nelsen , Pettlgrow , Pbatt ,
Proctor. . Warren. Wlleon-21. Dornocrats :
Bacom ) , Tillmnan , Turpio-3. Populiats : Aiicsi ,
Butler and l'ofter-I. Total , 27.
SUNDRY CIVIL. HILL PASSED ,
, -Aftor timls flurry the consideration of time
mundry civil appropriation bill was nesunmed.
Mr. I'onlclns , republicamm of California , secured
a new ahiiolmLlnitlimt ampnOpriatimmg $230,000 for
a revenumo critter of time linat class for time
Pacific coast. and Mr. Frye , republican of
Maine , haul the number of time rovemmue cutters
for limo great lakes increased from one to
two , to cost $100,000 for both.
An amentimnont by Mr. Gordon , democrat
of GeorgIa , waa miiado immcreaaing time cost of
the himibllc buildIng at Savaimnaim , Ga. , from
$400,000 to $500,000. Mr. Bate. tlemrmocnat
of Tennesee , cffered an ammmeminient
embracing over 400 claIms aggregating $572-
000 favorably acted on by time court of
claims. Mr. Allison made a point of order
against aidlrmg timis to an appropriation bill
ammd time arnendmemmt vent over until later.
Arm ammmendment was mnatlo Increasing time
limit of cost of time public buIlding at ICamm-
sas City , Mo. , ( noun $1,200,001) to $1,316,000 ;
appropriating iSO,000 fun a revenue cutter
for the gulf ot Mexlo'nppropniatlng : $50,000
for lmuildimigs at the 'Inflgtary post at ills.
mmtarck , N , D. . and a liIe 'm for time military -
tary poet at Fort ItIle , 1Yamm , ; appropriating
$75,000 for time public bultrtling at Salt Lake
City. , ; ,
Mr. Hawley , repubiithlt1bf Connecticut , of-
fared an anmemmtimemmt dr itIng timat time pnirmt-
lag of lostngO stanmpa nt'tbo ' Liurcaim at Eu-
graving and i'rlmmting ti&dJmucontinud ammd time
pnirmtimmg be done by'eaMract after public
competition , Thin ommuhiq' an extended ' 1i-
cussiomm , Time mm nmerudmmiitwas flmmaliy rule'I
out 0mm a lolnt of orde md Jle by Mr. Nelzsn ,
republican of AiinnesotttJ1 ' whmereuporm Mr.
I'iatt appcaied from th'1ddeislon of the cimair
( Mn , Cllumtorm prcsidlngUuimmaimierablo ) ) feoliag
was shown 1mm the disctIa4ldmt , Mr. Nelson do.
dared that this move ' * a made In the interest -
terost of diaappointeti iithIors. Time appeal
was afterward wlthdm'awlm , Time ammondrmlent
was later offered In iimitlmer form arid detested -
tested on a vote. i'tJa
The claims under 1hEslitlovmnn act were
ruled out cmi a poimmt of order.
As thus ammiended , tboimundny clvii bill
passed , S
Mr. Clmandlor asked for early action no
the resolution for a senate Invoatigifloru into
Alalmatna elections , 'l'Imis brought a stale-
mont from Mr. Allen , poprultot of Nebraka ,
timat his vote anti that of otim'r ppulists
would be givm'rm for the invsstixutiomm , so that
If the forty-four re.pubhican ye' . .a wore givu'n
for it , Mr , Allen said , time resolution would
Mn , Pugh , democrat of Alabama , said it
would be time moot remarkable event In tie :
history of time senate if forty'ir tenators
voted for this lmivevtigatiomm.
At 6 o'clock p , ma , the itedatO 1c1d cmii
executive aes.iion amid soon iftor , itljourncml.
( 'until t imumi of * lie 'l'rm'umsulry.
WAShINGTON , April 25-Today's state-
mimI of time commditlorm of the Ireaaury alioumm
AvaIlable 'ca.mim balance , $271,3SS,036 ; gold ro.
serve , $122rT7L37.
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HlV.thIl ) .7 , I'llii.V $
\\'mts a uhlimloinat of great niark-uiide : a
uumnrk m4OiiletlhIilg like ve've iumtde In tIi
eult'idt ) itutti etirimilmi hlne-thioiigiit of t'ar-
i't ' and eui'tnitts so much that thmert"m4
imotlitiig lit the carpet aunt etirtala flume
3'OU Cat ) think of lint 'ltnt we thought
Oh1 Clht thiiimk of but what thought
of.
of.Omaha
Omaha Carpet Co
Omily cxc'iusive 1515 Dod c
Carpet ilouse imere.
hELP FOR PACIFIC ROADS
Report of the House Comnmitteo on the Refunding -
funding Bill ,
ARGUMENT tN FAVOR OF TIlE MEASURE
Clmmmiruumnn Powers Urges flint time
hi ilromtuis hhm'e I'imi Coriipiied
i-iitiL 1serr iteqntremeimt of
time ( iernmmcmtt.
WAShINGTON , April 25. - Cimairman
l'ouers of limo imousO committee on l'acitlc
railroads today presented to the imouso time
report of time majority of the comnmltteo on
tIme I'aclflc railroad bill. It. makes a very
coniimrelmenslvo amid eximaustivo document , Time
report sketcimes very briefly time familiar hIstory -
tory of tile legislation by which the govern-
rnemmt granted subsidy bonds to the Pacific
roads and then outlines eximaustively the pro-
vlslomis which congress has ummade from time
to time for the repayment of the bonds. The
report says omm this point :
"TIme acts of congress prescribing time provision -
vision to be made by time conmpanies for time
repayment of bonds arid time interest thereon
have all been fully complied with by time
companies. "
"It vas believed by congress , " the report
says , "tlmat time provialomis so prescribed to
be made woulti sulilco to discharge the subsidy -
sidy bonds end interest theroomm at maturIty.
As a matter of fact , tlmey have not stmtflced.
The insufliciemicy of the congressional provision -
vision imas not resulted from any failure
or omission of amiy of time companies to fully
carry out tue provisions of the various acts
of congress , but hues resulted from two
causes : First , the great reduction in rates
of transportation , wlmich have roiuced
far beyond time original armticipatlon , tIme
ammioumit of compommsation whlchm the companies
were entitled to receIve from time United
States for govornmnent transportation ; and
second , time reduced. and until a recent vote ,
tim concmtantiy dimlntslmhtmg rate of interest
updn the g&mvenrmmnent bonds in whicim the
Thurman sinking fund was originally re-
qulced to be iumvested. It was expected that
the retentjomm of half of the compensatIon
for servIces rendered for time governmemmt
would equal or exceed time current interest
upon subsidy bonds , acmd that time reserved 5
lOr cent of rmet earnings t'ouid suffice for
the repayment of time debt at mumatunity.
"It ia estimated that time aggregate arm-
nusi interest would be $3,892,080 , numd time
fact that the crummy arid navy transportatiomi
Cud postal aervice to the Pacific had coat
time governunent ar.nualiy $7,356,781. One.half
of this compensation for services to the
government would Imave very nearly vamd
the whole anmiual interest account ; but , imot-
witimstamidhmig the vast increase in the gov-
ernmnemmt transportation to time Pacific coast ,
the rates of compensation at which the corn-
panics were paid for time services which
they rendered the govenimment % vere reduced
so iow timat the conmpammies , instead of re-
calving an amount double or oven cqmmal to
the aimnual interest on the subsidy bonds ,
fotiid timemselvos left debtors annually to
the government In time interest account in
large amounts.
PASSAGE OF' THE TIURMAN ACT.
Time Insufficiency of time acts of 1862 and
1861 becomuug obvious , time report nays "con-
gress , In 1878 , pasmed the Thurman net , providing -
viding for limo reservation of time whole in-
atead of imaif the commpensation for govein.
meat trcnoportation , and that time anmounts
reserved in the bond and Interest account
( so called ) amid time further amounts specified
in the act to be paul into time Thmurmami
sinking fund , should at least equal 25 ier
cent of time umet earnings of time properties.
The provisions of time law have been fully
carried out amid timere imae been no interruption -
ruption ( mmotwlthstammdhng the insolvency of
one of timese companies ) In time continued corn-
Idlamico by botim time Union Pacific Railway
cormmpany arid the Ccntral I'achtic Railway
company , wltlt the full requireriments wimtchm
congres.i iman imerotoforo ostaimlished ; but tire
expectation of Senator Timurman that the
sinking fund could be irwesteul In government -
mont bonds upon a 5 per cermt or anytimurmg
iike a 5 per cent basis , utterly failed , as for
a very ccnsiderablo portion of time govern.
nment bonds have solti immucim nearer a 2 per
cant than a S per cent basla.
"These c inpanlcs have repaid to time Ummiteti
States sums wimich in the aggregate are ci-
most oqtmai to time entire amount of time sub-
sitiy bonds ioaned and In time case of time
Uumlon Pacific itailmvay company tIme repayment -
mont tviii exceed by time sum of about $5-
000,000 time entire anmotmnt of time subsidy
bonds Issued to it. , constituent companies.
Time decline In rates of transportation is oh-
vious wimen It is considered that the armimy
anti navy transportatIon an'i Postal service
to time PacIfic before the construction of time
roads cost the governnmeumt annually $7,357-
781 , st'imile time cost of the like transportation
on both time Union amid Ceumtral I'aeific in
1891 ( time latest year for whicim the accounts
luavo beemm made up ) , wimon time volume of
busine.'a tranmiacted must have be'eum many
times as great as timat trammsported before
the coumstrmetlorm of time roads , cost tIme goy-
ernmocmt only $1,753,426. Orm time other hand ,
time Timurman sinking fund instead of earning
6 pei' cent ver annum on time amount 1mm-
vested therein lisa yieldeml ommly conmparativoly
instgnificant rettmrmis. "
Fromim statements turnisimeti by time aecre-
tary of time treasury , Cbairmiman l'owera
ehows that time total subsidy bonds advanced
wore : UnIon Pacific raIlroad , $27,236,512 ;
Kansas I'aciflc railway , $6,303,000 : total ,
$33,539,512. Central Pacific railroad , $25,885 , .
120 ; Western Pacific raIlroad , $1,070,560 ; total -
tal , 27,855,680. Total subsidy hands advanced -
vancod to these companies , $61,395,192 ,
Time repaynmommts were : Uniomm Pacific railroad -
road , $38,569.9311 ; Cecmtral I'aciflc railway -
way , $18,185,458 ; total , $56,755,394.
Time repayments to January 1 , 3897 ,
fail short of an nmmnount equal to
the princIpal of the subsidy bonds advanced
by about the surom of $4,639,701 , The rennain-
log debts to the govenmiment up to Jamumary 1 ,
1897. are : Union Pacific and Kansas I'aciflc ,
$53,715,408 ; Central Pacific aumd Westenim Pacific -
cific , $57,681,514.
TI1tE I'LANS PI1ESENTED.
Three possible lines of policy seemed open
to the governumiermt , Mr. Powers states. viz. :
41Firat-To enter lute possusslorm of the
iropertbcs vhmlch would involve time mmmcdi-
ate payment of $61,385,000 first mortgage
bends.
Second-Foreciosuro and sale of time gov.
ernnmcuit's lIen. which wotmid practically roach
time samne result of time government's actiuisi-
lion of time roads. The roads , if sold for
what timoy would fetch , , would yield little or
nothing for time goverimmncnt on its debt ,
Third-To make an arrarmgemuicut with the
sin. cit.ittis 'i'ti'l'iit
\1iy hint hi't' iti'ehi it Ilve.dniiir : iliflh-
but just Ilie umtne Imo ctim wear ui
shine tom' $ $ .tiO-lf litijti vs It of tis-it's
nil noust'usu iiyitig : tvo tiahimi rs inurc'
for shiot'iheii cut gutt them for
tiiu''e thohlim's : lint itre gliaraulteeui to
lit' 115 good mis nay iihUtlt'-3'Oli'll lehlt'vo
It's ; i- . ( ) Vltoii 3'Otl 8'e 1110111.
Drexel Shoe Co. ,
Senmi ( or our iiltmsI I Ef V .
trated catalogue. ' ' - ' 11 1111111
cornliarioa wlmieim should secure to time gov-
_ rnunemmt timni i'al'mimcnt of hixeti ammmuimnts itt
imres'ribemi ' date. , as large as limo reasonmaimly
anticipatemi eurnimigms : would bear.
'rho commmmnitteo , the report coumtintmes ,
' 'adopted the third iilan and extenticil the
govenmirnont lien to embrace time whole prop-
ertlee , iuicludtmig ternmInala , brancim lines and
feeders anti equipnments. I n tlmi conmmectiomm
it iii saiti 'Vitimotmt timesa it would be imim-
practicable to operate simeceasfimily time sub.
sluiced prolmertlos , which are confirmed to in-
tenor railways vitimout time terminals anti
outlets indispensable to ami elilciemit anti pay-
log proimerty , On time other imanti , no sot-
tiementa had been unatie which loaves the
government at Its hirenant disudvamitago , and
which does mint imroride for time government
eecurity comimpleted In time respects which it
lmmia bonm imeretoforo so clearly deficient. Time
liens of time govermmnumemit will emabrace athil-
tlonal indispensable properties , which immciude
macro timan 20 per comit of time muaimm hue
mileage of the Union Pacific ralirosni , 220
miles of brmincimes , its extensive torniimmals at
Omaha , ICanras City , Denver and Ogden , time
bridge acros3 the Misarmuri river at Ouminima ,
time entire body of umnaoltl lands , together
with outstanding land contrcta. In time case
of the Central Pacific the lierm Is extemidod to
imiciude the nonaideti iands extendiumg from
Niles to Oakland ( cmi time bay of San Frau-
cisco ) , together with time local lines , termInal
imrolierties and real estate in San Francisco ,
Oakland and Alanieda , steamers , ferry boats
and equlpumment of ferries , which constitute
the great ternilmials of time Central Pacific in
and near San Francisco , "
MODIFIES CENTRAL3 LEASE.
The bill requires the Southern I'acific
lease of time Central to be niodifled to
guaranty the lndebtednes of tii0 Central
The report estimates $4,000.000 to be a fair
average of time annual earnings of the roads
anti declarea that it will be folly to exact
mnoro eaclm year than time incommie of that
year could discharge. On this basis it Is
estimnated the payment of fixed charges
every year wihi be : Central Pacific , $3,825-
890 : UnIon Pacific , $3,628,548. In each case
a snmall margin is left to cover unexpected
commtimigencies. Time report continues : It Is
provided that time charges due the corn-
panios from time governmumt for transporta-
tlon of mali , stmpphles , etc. , aimahl be wltim.
held by the gevernoment if default is made
in any year's payment , Timese
charges alone will nearly meet
the annual interest charges. TIme
bill authorizes time Union I'aclflc to issime a
new 4 per cent mortgage for time amnounit of
its existing first mortgage , $51,000,000. Time
Central Pacific fs to extend its first inert-
gage on time aIded portion of Its ilmmo at a
rate nearly 5 per cemit. This , amhded to ox-
istimig first rnortgagoa , aggregates $63,564,000 ,
less time sinking funds applicable tlmereto ,
anmountirmg to $10,763,000 , wimicim leaves tlme
mortgage indeb'edness on time emmtirc system
about $52,801,500.
Irs referrlrmg to the Union Pa'ific , time no-
port says that at previous stages of time history -
tory of timis quiestiomi it imas cumihrace-1 a
vast and well aplointed property , with a
mnileago of S,600 unilos , but there now no-
mains only the Union Pacific railroaml proper ,
ocrbracing 2,000 miles , as a atubject for comm-
gressioumal legIslation. Eveum timls property
must be regarded as subject to dismember-
ment. as a result of any proioumge1 onmissiomi
on the part of congress to emmact legislation
necessary for the protection of time interest
of time government. Six muorigage foreclosure
proceedings are pending affecting time various
rmmontgago divisions of time UnIon Pacific railroad -
road proper , tlmree of these imaving beorm instituted -
stituted under mortgages prior to the lien
of time government.
Mn , Powers' report concludes : "It is man-
ifeet that unless a bill providing for time
settlement of tIme indebtedness of time railways -
ways is adopted by congress it nmust uiiakt'
imnmnediato provisioum for the payment of time
first nmiortgago honda upon time smllallizeI (
portions of thmo Union Pacific railroad and
early provision for the paymemit of the like
iammthm upon the aubsidized parts of time Central -
tral I'acific railroad , and , in addltioim to
timis , adequate provision for time acquirement
of such imortions of time unsubaitlizeti properties -
orties as are clearly Indispensable to time
operation of time aided portiomis. In time present -
ent condition of time treasmmry no fumids mmro
available for such application. anti in the
event tlmat commgreaa simouid c1e.Iro to
carry such an undertaking immto
effect , It miimmst lriimetlately ! provide time mmeces-
sary revenue to cover the appropriation , The
provisions reasonably neceseary for such pur-
P0505 would exceed $80,000,000. Time coni-
umiittee carumot reconnmnemid any imicrease of
public debt by time lsue of the bomuts of
the United States which t'oulti be required
for such a imurposo. It is bellevotl that , for
tim first titan in tIme imistory of thIs nmattcr ,
the relatIons of time Pacific railroads to time
UnIted States rosy , anml should , unlmesitat-
inmgly be dealt with us a hmmshumess probleimi.
It I'm lliC't'Otl timat timia legIslation imnuhl hO
comnpretmenaibie anti fimmal , amid r.lmoulil ter-
nminato time intinmiate relatIons of the government -
mont withi the oniterpnises of these raliroad
. "
companies. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'i'In ' , Vulehm hog's Nap.
By conmstant working at It for thirty years ,
writes Chmamnp Clark in the St. LouIs Ite'public ,
Jumdge hlolmnan of Indiana had built up a
miatiortal reputation as an ecoumoniist ommd imari
earned frommu a grateful courmtry tue proud
sobriquet of "Time Watch Iog or itte
Treasury. " There was , however , a auapiciomm
in time mnlmitls of a great many people that ,
it an approjmrition wore going to Irmdians ,
time Watch Iog suddenly took a hap.
In time last days of the Fifty-timird congre
tlmere was it liroposition to aipropniate a large
sum of money for time relief of time raunnants
of time tribe of noble red. nnemi lcnowmm as time
Miammii Indians , supposed to be located some-
wimere emi timuVubasim river. To tie amaze-
nient of many of us who imad been sitting at
time judge's feet to learn wisdom , lie eupported
time measure. General Ifenmtlerson of Iowa
began hula reply to tiio venerable Hoosier by
quoting , witlm a aught variation , two famous
lines froumm liryon :
'Thu sweet to hear time Watch Iog's honest
bark
flay deep-mouthed welcome as imo draws
near home.
I doubt it a neater repartee or more fitting
quotatiomm was ever macdo ,
* .
\Vimmut a iliut Mu , hI.itl ,
The rose turban is a brilliant. sample of
tba amount of color anti style that oanm be
crowniod into one conscientious nnilhirmery ef-
fort. fl Is mauls up of dozens of crush roses ,
shading frormi time delIcate pimk of time l.a
France to time deep , velvety carmiminic of time
Iliack Prince rose ; heaves in various stmamirm of
epnimig greens are useti liberally , and timorned
atermis stand tall and straight in company
with time black algretto. Time vIolet and
mignonette turimans are les'3 gergocUme timan
the rose hat , but wimemm they are found alto.
getimer too modest in effect a viviml Ammmenlcau
iieauty rose is Idaced at time base of ttue
Aigrette In place of time knot of violets ,
.thuhl thi . i l.iCOlN ,
'Phi luau ss'imn'-ce Pli'i iute nlvniys bold
s.u.ii lii nhI3 kliiul or mm franiehe It elder
or Ih'SV hstit your mithtt'i' pici ilu'e:4-\'m' t'flll
fm iuue I lioimi for hiss , thait you eii : ) buy'
I 1 m t' inoiiltl I mm g cm fly Ii't'e oh cue --ml hi ii ' , SO
cmii ) 1)111 ) on I iii' In test style ninultlliig ,
too -nt ini'ge uim'tsortuuuu'iut to .seiu''t from-
Iiui'lutliiug all tin , hmifest mleiguis.
A. HOS1)e , jr ,
Music audArt 1513 1)oug1at
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PROOF OF JACKSON'S ' CRINE
8olulbera Placo1 on the Witness Starni b7
tim Prosecutjomm ,
NETSLOWLYCLOSINGAI3OUT TUE ACCUSED
Witumesses for tile Sinte Adul IIul
After miutle to time Clummimu of Hl-
deuce .t mxii I ii , , i iu.ui el ii r3'mt ft's
Murderer ,
NEWI'OItT , Ky , , A lmnil 25-Time interest
in the trial of Scott Jacksomi deem. imot abate
in the least. Twenty-ommo witimesses were
examumined today , Most of tlmese voro simmiply
to fill gaps in ) time testimony already given
or to corroborate time sammie. Tlmero was a
etrong evidence to show timat time groummmi
vimere the body was fotmmmti , mmear Fort
Thomas , iias soumiced itli blood nicarly a
foot deep , The iauclty of blood cmi time stir-
face has been cue of time mnust strIkln
lmoints on ) wimlch time rlefemmse Imas dwelt ,
TIme muost importaumt testlnimoumy was timmut of
two or tlurec 'ltnosscs in limo afternioomm ,
Time exauimimmatiomm mf witmmeuea imroceotled
rapidly today. Private Soldier Weaver
Ott Fort Timommias testified conccrntmmg
seine imummian hair which be fommmid 1mm a clot
of blood omm time ground wimero time body was
fotmnd vImen lie visited limo place shortly
after time finding. Mrs. Bryan was recalled
and prodtmced a lock of Pearl Bryan's hair ,
cut frommm the girl's lmead a yost ago. She
compared it with tlmo hair mentioned by
Weaver , and foumici the two alike.
Judge Ileonett , formerly a soldier in the
United States army , testified in regard to the
amoummt of blood floe immg from a person killed
by Indians. Fronum his observation ho esti-
nmatod that there were about two quarts of
blood where I'earl liryamm was feuumml.
\Vllhinni Newell , a nmowspaper rune. liro-
minced bloody lost wimicii lie imad foumul on
time scene of time murder.
Timomnas Boyce testified t havinmg seen a
mole hole mm time bamik wlmere time body was
found mm such a positioum that it would mmasit
imm . draimmimmg at'ay time blood.
.v. 0. l'immckarml , wimo luau. ! becomue tic-
quaintcd 'ltit Jacksomm amid % 'nhling , testIfied
tI at omm tlio 31st of Jaumuary last. a little after
moonm , imo saw \Vahlimig amid a vommmami COmme ! out
of time Atianmtie earden into C.lli-ge street.
Jmmclcsomm appeared troumm toward Sixth street ,
anti the three stood together aonmme little tIme ;
tim , . womimami roenmad to b 1mm ilislress and
hesitating , Jackson was tmtiluimmg anti gest cu-
latmmmg earnmehtly , time wnn..umum'a lumammnlor imimli-
rated hesitation , while Jacksomi seommied to be
trying to overcoumme lien objectiomma. They
flmmahly iveumt omit together totvarml Sixth street.
Mrs. I'iymmmuutim SVeclm , of Cincinmnati , a
spirltmualist rnedlunm , testified that in time last
week of July Pearl Bryan amid Jaclcsonm came
to Imor imlace , arid in time course of a commversn-
than with lien i'cani l3ryami told her wimo imc
\samm and also told her of her commdition , TIme
witmmess amivised lion to go imoumie. The witumess
doiscribeti the dress vimich Pearl Bryan vore ,
showing timot. she was not nmlstaicen.
Fort Myor of Bellevun , Icy. , tolti of Jackson -
son and Wailing wltin a blonde wommiamm coimmlmmg
to hus drug store in IJolleymmo Thursday or
Friday before the flumding of time body , arid
arkimmg for ferries to Walnut 11111 , Mrs. Icat.
Ilolnimes of Bellevue testified to seeimmg timla
womarm and two men mit time ferry cmi time
utanme day , talking to Mr. Foster , Mr. Foator
testiiled that imo talked witin these people arid
that it was oct Thursday or Friday , between
11 and 11:30 : o'clock.
iron time first tlmne sluice time trial imegan time
s'trcet in front of the jail , where Jacicsoum can
be seen on hut way from time court roocni , was
free from imoopic.
TRAIN DISI'ATGIIER'S STORY.
The first witnoaa in the afternoon , 3 ,
Kugel , a Cimmcinmnatl saloonkeeper wills
whom Jachwors left Pearl liryan's valise ,
testified to time fact and idenitihlemi time valise.
Time st'Itmiesz imiemmtifietl the coat taken ( comm
a catch basin in lmis vrcaenct' ,
i'robably the roost inilmorlant testinrnmuoy
of the day was timat of Pat J. lCimmimej ,
Imolicemnan at time Central Union ) depot , from , :
wimicim the trauma leave for Indianapolis ,
Kimmney's business is to utmmmmotmnmco trains , lie
says tlmat omm January 31 , AlommzoVailing
came iimto time slttinmg room , over which , he ha
cimargo at time Central depot about , 2 o'clock
in time afternuoco anti remained timoro ummtii
4:10. : This witness kmmows Aiommzo Walhi'mg
erfeetiy. Timera wwi a latiy wimom Wailimig
brought there , wimo seemed 1mm deep dIs'tr''s.
WItness noticed timem particularly , because
ime expected timomim to take a traIn , anti was
surprised that timt'y thu not do so , thouim
mommy trains loft the depot during time two
hours , Time womimimim lmuml haul hen lm'xntl-
kercimlef In Imor imanti all the tinmuo , amid wma
shedding tears. Waliing seemed to be talk-
hug to lion 1mm an canniest , lersumtsive nmmaumrcr : ,
Witmmosa' ulcacriptiorm of time girl fita i'eari
Uryani perfeCtly , lie was simown a Ihto-
graph of Pearl Bryan , anti imionmtiflpci It
positIvely as timat of tiio girl ito niaw iiitim
Valiing in time miepot waiting roomo. Lie said
a train left at 3 o'clock timmmt. afternoon for
Indianapolis , Time theory is timat [ 'earl went
to time depot to take this tniimm I' , indiarmalmulis
and timnmt.'aliiumg poi'suatlctl lien .101 In go ,
They left time tiepot togotimer , Tue rec"imml of
this evitloimco brought tettr4 in limo c ) ' ( of
l't'ari Bryan's mumotimer , wimo Was sittimmg inside -
side time bar. This evimlonce was inmtomiule1
to atmpplernent anti fit into timat glycim by Mr.
I'inkard in tile forenoorm , mm wimicim hue related -
lated about seeing Walling commme out of
time Atlammtic ( lartien with a blonde girl a
little after neomm Janimary 31 , stopping a whIle
in College street , wim.'ro Jockitis ) abed in
( remit of time pair talking anti geaticulatimmg
wIth great earnestness.
The tinme for time Wahiluig trial was
chmangoi fromrm Mmmy S to May 12. Timit. 1mm' .
dlestea that the lmreaermt trial will be vro'-
longed , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Clever Ynumiug Fri'ut'hm % 'olmugu ii ,
All Frammea Is ( milking of Mile , Jeanne Ilena-
benm' extraordinary attainmnents. Tim's cx-
ceodingly aelmolarly young wonmiun received the
college degree of baclmeiur of arts two years
ago , wbomm she was 16. Slm therm became
prof.'saor . of pimilosopimy in a woummsnc'mm c.ohi'go
at Lyons , ammd this year was a eanmiltiate tm.
time Sorbenimme for timu' inmmportuiit ulegrec of
licentlute in itimiioplty. 'l'ha oxaimmimmerti ,
timounim prepared for a pr ° i'gy were ammua'sed
at the extent of lien eruchltImmm , amid her aerommum
composure in uleauimig witim time 'oxemi jurob-
lame at loscartea , Kant anti rnmm'tP. Iiie
ts'mm.s third on time list of 200 carmmitdatemm , all of
timera older tl'an herself , and is now a lee-
turer on time eclenes of lbs imminad 1mm time coi.
logo of Itouca.