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SILVER I)1IOCItATS ) LEAD
Twenty Oounty Conventions of' Iowa Have
Selected Do1egate.
SOUND MONEY MEN N THE MINORITY'
One It .inil red si tiil S.'ti Ph'slgi's
fltll'M ttiil liii' % V1ilt * 51i.tsil
shut sIl'I' u
( PInNI.
nis : MorNis , ty 2.-Spcclal ( Tele-
gram.-Twenty ) ( lemocratic county canyon-
tiowi In Iowa thus far have elected 107 delegates -
gates to tile state convention pledged to
Ilok ? anti free sflver , ntiil i.ilxty-two dote-
gates lIolgCd ) ( to soiiid money. Tue same
countIo , with a dtrterent represc'ntatlon In
the sinto conyentlon , Iat year gave 107 votes
for free dIver to 101 agaInst. The free ilI-
Ver force have thus made subihinttal gaIns
so far , Imt nfl examinatIon of the countIes
Iiov that many of the conventions wore
catted tarly for the sake of eftect. Of the
sixty-two SUfll ( ni000y democrats nircaily
elected , forty-live cattie from the ts'o coun-
tIcs of Clinton and les Mohtie. Thio summary -
mary ( lC ( Hot Include eIther Black hawker
or % 'oodbury cotintloii , whore the coiiyen-
tIoii spilt , anci contestIng delegatIons were
chioei.
hhOO ! , In. , May 2.-Specla ( ) Telegram.- )
1)Ito the Utmost effcrt of a number e
former democratIc henilers In thIs county
the democratic county conventIon hell hero
today tank the hit In Its teeth and resoIve'
In favor ut horace lloIe for iresldent ansi
tlelegate-at-hargo from hewn to the nntlciiil
rciiventlon and InstructIng the delegates to
work fur the free coinage of allver. In-
, struetlan n _ ' ; uI.o given that the dolerate
% vork or lion. It. 1' . Jordan br dUstrlet
dolecato frc iii the Tenth coiitreitonnt ! sits.
tr c' . Mk MIller , the now el.tor of tl.
lz1Iocrat ltd the free sllyar icrccs. The
S doIcgatet to the state convention arc : MIke
11111cr. .1. F. Creeks , J. Cooper , J. T. Ms
( ' .SW. F' . J. Vcst , L. L. Sawyer , JoeTh
AI'tnIHon. ! J. T. i'lattcr It Is undertooi
& 'onw of these delegates wit refuse to act
und2r this' Zree sIyer ! Instruction and It. ' .
Jordan In a scech to the conventIon after
thus resolutIon favoring him hind been iasesl
Et d lie was opposed to the free conage o
sIIer at the ratio of lt to 1 ansI w is willng ;
tO hi ? a candidate for delegate c'ii oi tba
ti ndct sta odir.- .
1iI'i'i % ( 1iIlIINI ) ( i.tSII ) i)4)It4. )
Urots ( cli it nil ii I-v t-it-et Vrleitils
( tl Iivr itt \'stIi Iiiitoii hli II.
A number of the frIends of Mayor Broatch
Yield a nieehlng \Vasltlngton ball last oven-
hog to devIse vays anti ineasis to Inflate the
boom of the mayor for goyernor. Th great.
( 'St of serecy was maIntaIned , and noise but
the faithful svere adinlttosi. Each one was
conipohlod to ghvo the hasword at the door ,
anti even the PosCe3Ion of thIs was not an
open sseanIe o a seat ninolig the elect , as
several reporters ( hIseovored when confronteI
ity a full grown bouncer. who Informel thien
thnt newspaper iiien were not wanted.
The ineetltig was somewhat slow In assem-
bhing , and It was growing quIto late before
alt the trusted ones hind been gathered to
the faith. Aniosig them vere : lr. Peter
. Schiwenck , PolIce Jusige Gordon , CIty Attor-
itey Council , Lee lttehle , \ \ ' . J. Broatchi and
Mayor Wertz. There were a nunibor more
of the ksser lights. who were consulted In
view of their supposed pull In various wards.
The earlier hours of the meeting \ere oc-
cliptesi iii on Informal discussion of the sltua-
than. All were of the opInion that the
Jlro.itch boont stool In need of some boo't1ng
I other titan the Wertz literary bureau. Tue
'ward workers intImated in a quiet s'ay that
a little "s'ater on thie wheel' ' mIght help
thilng along wonderfully.
About 9 o'clock It was suggested that the
L jueethiig had better perfect seine kind of an
organIzation , oven it It was only temporary.
w. j. Connehl was elected chairman , and
the nitetIng wds called to order. ,
Mr. Connell , upon taking the chaIr , made
a short sPeech , In whIch lie etatod the object
of the meetIng. it was suggested that the r
club be called the ° llroatch Campaign Club , "
and that a number of coinotitteos be ap. a
Pointed to canvass the dhiferent wards of
thin city to solicit the voters In his behalf.n
A general discu8slon of proper titeti to
do this work followed. but no definite actIon I
% vs taken. It was , decided to hold meetings
in the iiiayor's ofilco , for the lntrpoe of nor- '
fectlng the club. ani also a general meetIng a
of hIs friends at Washington hall next Friday
evening. .91
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ONhY ll)1'h hS ( ) . 51'titII'F' ISStri.
FiztiJIlit i'Y4'iIgli ( Zl.-s ii Ctt.jit
ii-tisoii for tiIiliolh&iig Soiiiid 311)it.- ) . -
ChICAGO , May 2.-Hon. Franklin Mite-
'oagh , the democratIc candidate for UnIted
Btate senator for Illinois at the last dee-
5. LIon , joIns Ieaue wIth Governor .Aitgelii , who
represents the free coInage faction. Mr.
lTacVeaghi Isinies an appeal to the d mo-
cratlc p.irty of IllInois. lie says : "That hr
tue deniocrats of hllhnols are really for dis.
honest money I sb not for one moment ill
believe. That the democrats of ChIcago are IS
for an hoiiest dollar is already clear , but I
have no doubt at all that the democrats 01stin
ohio of Chicago sire also for hottest money , c
whether Iii the conihng convention they shah
be justly represented or not ,
I. ° ht is , however , a trying hour for the re
democratic party of XhhlnoI3 , antI through It
for the tientocratic hiarty of the nation. at
Fvery deitiocrat of thIs Iivotal state hunt a
grave ditty to hPCifOIiii and that. duty Is bothi
to aNsort Isis pereonal Inieienclencl ) , and Iii
litienco and help to dtetid the wislosn , the CII
integrIty and thie usoftihisess of his party.
) The life of lila Party for titassy years to
n pothiaps forever. hangs In tue b.il.
alice. Chicago is walsltig up ; istay the rest re
. of the state wake up in tIme to save the
party. I )
'Tiie actIon of the republican cQnvention
at pringllohsl nail the rapid focussing of the
rejiulshcaii itatly thsrotight thin natIon itiukes it
cle.r that the cardinal hirhiclphes of the
Party . will he ProicetIoli zulu lioneit lii0flo ) , Ti
If i.n shall be foolish citough to 'straiilc'
titi' thlsitonest dollar questIon the casniiIgii
will be foughit on thit question anti the ni
deinccrjtlc isarty after the fIght will no bo ad
rccogiiizabit. , for the Aiiierican people will Cc
go In an avalanche agaInst idlver Inononiet. sit
S allliii. hut it wo sistriti siPlarely agaInst as
thn tIiithtLiTiest doilsir we shah completely ea
ehhiuhtinte the ciirroney (4U1't'tiofl from use foi
C.liliIilhgii atiti have ott open field to isteot tiii
the republIcans on 111(1 Isstiii of tIle revIval he
S sf Melchiileylsni. it .ili gIve us an honor.
utile caitipaigit , a fair citaisco to vIti nnt the iij
certainty of iireervitig the hosier and the of
usefulness of our. great p.irty. "
ILtNts Cl'J'YJS i'oi M'lCJNhhy.
! ( , lI iitui it hii Ohio lgitt' Xiiiiu ,
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( 'ri-ates ii Stortit j. ( , , _ CI
ICANSAS CITY , May 2.-Tho republican ,
county conventIon to stect forty.three doho.
rates to the etuto conventIon at Seilalia (
May 12. cotivened hieiq shortly after 10 o'clock Jos
Lists inoiiiliig , Ccislderabho delay cc. gu
rasinacil before aity ActIve work wjs aecom- sot
pliihied.
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Dtirhiig the progrcs of tenhiiorary orgsaniztj.
thuit , ilaJor WillIam Watoer lr'aontetl a ref ml
rosohistipn enslursing Major 'iVIihJun Mc. tar
iCiitlc'y as the conyentInn' , ilnahifflious ebsoico -
. for lireidentlai ear.silthittj , Iiitsiis cii.
thitsisipin followed the mention of the
Ohioan's name , anti , after the cheering had
ittIsIdod , thin rt'iohiitlon was asloptel by a COil
rising 'ote Thto forty.three delegates to the Fiti
state ConventIon svtil doubtlos ho IneruetoiI but
(0 vote ni a unit for McICinloy. htiC
'ljster the convention tigain went wIld sin
when a resolution was presented Inatriteting at
th deleg.ites for Iloit , Cistniiicey I. Fliley of
for nsttiooal coninihttoeinan , i was also Thit
luloptoil tiy a IJsing vote. After the PP0iIttof
1n011 of this usiliti coxinntttees a recess tiii that
RftrfltiOfl was taken.
'hien the conventIon reeonveno it Is said
ez-Msyir W'elssjer Lavis wiI $ be endorseil for
ECvornc'r antI Msyor Ciiarhe Id , Jones for
d.oiestu-ut.Iirgv , 10
At tIn' ilternson eestlop resolutions en- sin
doriiig tIcFliitsy , rIhley , jyj and Jono (13)
reSpecIlvely , tar vreslilsiitlal c9nclhlates , naCat :
tiiini e0ninsitteeniii , goveruer and dehg4emo (
&t.iarge , ire presented by thu conimhtho on Tb
reaolutIon anti adopted. The forty-three hs3
dheia1s I.l'tsd t the 3sialla cenventlon slit
ivere Iflatrueteil In accordance wIth the fora-
going rcolutIon.
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'I . ' . % ' hlhitek liii en ls .hmi Int II IM h'o.i-
Inti is itil ( 'urr-M it 4llMJihjI' _
OM.1iA , May' 2.-To the ? 4Itor of The
flee : The itnprosIon et'emn to have gone
forth that I Am manag'ng or in some way
am re3ponahlsie for the polItIcal interests of
lion. David II. Mereer , lire nt member tr
coligress from thiq distrIct. It has beeii
elated to me several tlnies that iersonn have
been tohti thiat I have licen sehoctel by Mr.
Mereer as lilt ; campaign nianager.
It Is olihy just to Mr. Mercer am ! myelf
to ay that thIs is an error. I have not
aspIred to the PosItion of IolItical manager
for anybody aisl Mr. Mercer has not askeil
me to have anything whatever to do wIth
lilt ; campaign.
I am au ent1iiilaethc a1miilrer of our eon-
grem.nmn ( soil beliov hiI ninist excelhesit
work for title tiItrIct emitlties hint to a re-
nomination and reelectlcn.'hsatever I can
do ersirially , to bring tiiI about I shall cer-
ta'ihy (10. ( No titan that has over repro-
tented thti , , distrIct liii iiCCOiflhilISliei ( as
as Mr. Mercer and ho imi now in posi-
thou to servo hIa constItuency bettor tItan
ever. lh hiii done nothing whIle he hsii ,
antI lie has' ilone a very great deal for which
1)0l ) in conres for whIch lie need apologIze ,
liii is entitled to the hlgltest ennimenlatlcim.
I have no word to say againsit the gentte.
mess shso are aspiring to succeed hIm. They
are alt. o far as I know , my warm Personal
friends , for any one of whom I can cheerfully -
fully vote if nomtnatcd. I believe , however ,
that good tiiihnes 5(11Cc and good polItIcal
00050 dhctata the advisability of re-eIectIig
lave Mercer to congress , and I ft.'el quite
sure that If the hicOphe of this dletrlct are
given a chance to show thieir apptecintion
of itls servIces that ho will be re-ehecte by
a very large majority.
I am attersdini to my own private business
and It occupIes niy time completely. I couli
hot therefore taice the nianagement of any-
bo'iys campaign If I % rcro asked to (10 so , and
as ; I have not bccsi askel ciiii tb net expect
to take charge of Mr. Mercer's , campaign
I doom It proper to maIm thbi publIc an-
notinecinent of the fact , ro that no perron
need feel called upon to antagonize Mr. Mor-
ocr on itmy account or on account of mity
friends or lied him reponshblo for n.ytbhstg
I may IIty or attemsipt.
T. 'V. BLACKBURN.
St. 1.011 Ip. ieeiii rfir iIi'l I iihey.
ST. LOUIS , May 2-The republIcans of
thin city , in convention today to elect 108
( lohegates to represent St. Louis In the state
conventIon to he held at St. Joseph. May
12 , adopted resolutions statIng that "the cause
of hsrotoction to imerIcan industries amid
z\merlcan labor can ho best advanced by
the isoinlnation of William McKInley , jr.
for ltrcshtlent of tlso UnIted States. and to
thIs end we llsstrisct our delegates to secure
tin ? election of Chsauncey I. FlIhey and F' .
(1. ( Nchdrhssghiaus as delegates-at-large to the
repubican national convesitissi. "
Vitoiiiu-rr ( 'oil ii t v ls'iiio-rsi Is Still t.
Sioux CITY , Ia , , May 3.-There was a
bItter fighit , ending in a spilt , In the Wood-
berry democratic convention. Tue free all-
cer lng defeated the gold or admInistration
'S hag. The latter was led hy Jolt11 C. Kelly ,
3dltor of the lveiifng Tribune nod internal
revenue collector for the northern Iowa sits-
net. After the reguiar convention Kelly
) rganlzed another and a double delegation
Ii Ill go to Duhuque.
( s.- ( 'olti. fy ltijtuulillt'it us.
BBATIUCE , May 2.-Special ( Te1egrani-
At a meetIng of the republican central corn-
nittee held thus afternoon , misc ! ) fixed
IS the tliiio for hiolillug the county convention.
rho primaries will be held the Saturday be-
tore.
rA'I Ui. S.tIPlN I'htOI'FIILTY.
hlltllIlitOli Iloittli 'tiiihps a Pull Ac-
clii , Ii t I tig to I IIM Silrt'essor.
NE'SV YORK , May 2.-Coinman-Jer Booth-
fticker of tue Salvation army heft last nIght
or CalifornIa to bring his wife , who Is Ill ,
sack to New York .
Am important announcement to the Salva-
ionists and theIr friends was made 'by
Irigadler feobert Perry last night. li said :
Just before Commander heath-Tucker dei
arted for tile West. ycerday Commander a
laihingicit Booth formally tranrferred to us
Ii tIle propelty of the Salvation army in the
nited States. There was no friction In the r
iatter at all. The prelimInary legal steps c
lid other preparations for the actual traiisfer c
ad been going ( fl for sonic time , and all u
hat necessary tolay was to go through p
titii the formality. that completed that trans hi
ctlon.
'Tho property Ilichudos the Fourteenth a
treet headquarters buiiding stid every item a
f property which stood in the miarne of t
alllngton Booth and was acquIred by thie ii
alvation army of which he was fornserhy b
aminaridor. Commander Balhington floothi P
sade no objection to sIiiing ovcr the propC
rty. "
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olurnilo ( l II lhliiiiri-s eolll ( ' to ( iii- il :
tiit oC ihii' 4trii.l.t.ii ( i ty , ti
DENVER , May 2.-Arrajigernents are be- fc
ig suede for a bIg mass meeting of business
en at Cripple Creelc on next Tuesday. It
expected that D. H. Moffeft , Eben Smith , fc
1. S. Stratton , N. J. .Tackson , Irving 110wtI
.rt and other capitalists interested in Cripple
reek and 1t future will be present and thie
ibjeci for ( Il5tIIIO0III ! will be how best . to s
build tIme camp.
rt is reported that all of the gentlemen
oyc' isaitied have signified their intention
aidilig In the rebuilding with their money
id thii exatuhila , if tulillciy asinouisced _ ft
hilieved , will do munch to bring oilier .
phtahists to ths state.
\v. S. Stratton is reported to hiave said that
I will furnish $1,000.000 to reipoissible
lneas much of CriiiIl ) Creek who wish to
build In the burned district.
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I ViSiON OF' 'i'iiV 'I' . I' . A. 11 lI'i'S. Ti
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111111:11 l1'iioi-ts O4ltosv a I'm , , rlshil luir ilu
( ; oiiilitlnii I. ( Ciiiriht'r. ( .
ItlOItIA , May 2.-The state dIvision of thie ni
avelers ProtectIve aswclatlon is meetIng w
Peoria today. The report of the chair. or
all of the board of directors shows that by
'ertisIng arraisgetnent with time Mnonican
zniiietcIal Traveler PublIshing company the us
ito dIvision netted $1,3Ss , 'hich Is knowsi $1
a hoapitah fund. oust Is apportioned to $6
cli local post at the rate of $1 per member by
the honetlt of sick members Ilnanclally ro
: ihtie to care for themselves. The mciiithi
rehslp bias increased 177 duriiig the year. o
pin rehiort of thin secreiary and treasurer
iwa receipis Lit $15,801) ) and disbursements in
$ l5S00.2i. los
I'Isera was paId out In Indenintty claims j
ring thu year $6StIl. The total member- aft
lit is 1,4ST.
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hIISON llhN'l' PIL.tiJh ) (3ASiiS lNlIl ) .
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sill-N , lit. ' JtNSIN huh ItiIliCV , Ftiilioi
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( hiii t ) 01(11 Si I I 1k' St'ti teu'i-iI.
JARSflI , Nov. , My 2.-Thia juiy in the CO
lies mint cites brought ins a vordlt of we
ilty thit afternoon. lie wIll appear for 511
deuce Monday morning , So far as the of
bite knows , thtl coils the celebrated Carson ' a
lit fralni cabes. Jonee , who wait nishmiamit
hoer and nieltor. was arcuti'd of iseahhisg a
gqiiaittlty o ! bullion from the taint.
- upi
l.a rice li , . lit C Ii'ii ttory liii cii , Ion
AN FRANCISCO , May 2-pontanoous at
rihisistlon In the jtaiit : faccsry of \ \ ' . , ia !
her & Co , tuslay started a lire which
zmetl the thrco.stary brick hiiiiithlng cccii-
1 as a factory and warelsouso oust do-
ycci htropel ty vaiuet by the unlerwriturs (
$130,000 , but stated by a reprezeiitntiye Mr
Fuller & Co. to be worth about $00,0OO.
S firm declined to blab time exact aiiiuunt
insursace. statIng tb risk had boost parris
ly covered ,
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Oiitniiii ihitister lii 'iSlIJtillg ,
liVCASTLB , Wyo. , May 2-Speeial.- ( ) of
' . . Charles W. avIdge at Oniita , muisi hits
ger , Harry Crimtis. ! arc speiidlng a few
s hit this cIty aiiil Jr. tue mnltilng of
tibiia , working for the Zitn1er. T1ie scr- ICes
nsj ale very fine and the iangs in'piring , Sed
my . vail eastward i'.lentay night. They yem
.o lisu is very m.aececsful trip iiirougis titi vdg
ts.
QUEEN DISAPIO1NTSSOC1ET
has rinauy Deckloa She Will Not lIolti
Drawing RoDm8 in Person.
THEAIERS DOING A RUShING BUSINESS
Nis .1st jin ilepo' i'iti . ft Ba hy'N 'hii
itlil i-s S ii lperM I o ( iI ii I iii'y
. -.liiiiiloi ( mIINMI p. Siit iit I u liii
'l'itentritnl.
( Copyright , 19' ' . .l.y the issicIaiesI I'res's. )
LONDON , May 2-Tho qilecil has
changed her mind . hhtl will tint
hohsl any drawing-rooms In pereon thiI
season. Princes Christian of Schle.9w.g-lloh-
stein ( I'rincess helena ) , second dauihtor of
the queen , will presldo at iiext week's draa -
Ing rootsi in behalf of her mother , the l'rln-
ct'a.1 of Wales belmig .ln the south of France.
Tue hatter , hioever. viil represent time queen
at the followIng drawing room.
This chlulge In tlso plans of her majesty
has greatly dh6000corted a number of hieople
and the feeling of discontent . ha been Increased -
creased by the lueen's actIon In curtaIling
the festivitIes , etc. , whIch had becit mapped
out for the marrIage of l'nincess Maud of
\Vales to I'rlnc Charles of Ienmnark.
It is reported thiat the marquis of Sails.
bury has decided to apliohflt Ird Landaff ,
better kiiown as Mr Henry Matthews , U. C. .
irho was boimic eecretary in Lord Sitlisbum'y't
last cabhiiet , to succeed the niacquis of But.
forum as lint sh ambassador at ParIs ,
Tii Peiltion of the Clyde shtpbuiding !
business is the best It ha attaIned in years.
All trade differences have been settled antI
there is enough work ahead to keep the
yards busy In 1896.
Iii coiincctton with Lord Lonadale's visit
to the Gerisian captal It is reported that
his trp is also connected with Emimperor
William's desire to hear just how Fnghtsh
society really fools toward him ,
It is 110w said that tue Kltson-I'iayfalr
stilt wait settled cmi tue basis of Ir. Play-
fair lIayIiig Mrs. Kitson 8,000 Imsrtcrnl of time
12,000 awarded her , againi whiich amount
the withdrawn alIlical was takesi , It is
added that cachi sub wIll pay Its own costs.
AMERICANS CltOWiING IN.
The incomIng eteaniers have breuht so
many Amsiericamse that. IL Is already diiiicult
to find first.cia'a accommodation In the big
hotels.
Mr. Joseph Pulitzer , proprietor of the Now
York World , has retaken Moray lodge , a
beautiful lihaco standing wIthIn acres of
handsome grounds at Konshngtoii.
Mr. Pierre Lorlhlard Is satiefled vtht the
form of his hiorsea , in view of the short tIme
they hia'e been iii the country , and lie is
contldent that the best Amerlcait horses will
hold their own here. He says thie American
animals are harder and more wiry than the
Eiigiishi horses.
Among the reforms of the new kitchen
committee of the house of Commons will
ho the siubstttutlon at waItresses for walters.
The (101(0 and duchess of Marlborough are
In town nail with Lady. Blandford are inak-
lag the dual arramigemnonts for a liouee in
London for the reason.
The prIvate view of tIme Academy display
itt the year i fast declIning In popularity
as a fashionable function , and yesterday the
view attracted comparatively little iotercat.
FIVi POUNDS FOR A SlAT.
Moat of the theaters have been doing a
splendid business ( luring the past. week. Thu
latest craze Is 'Tiio Geledia , " the new Jap-
imieco play prothmcrl at Jaly's on last Sat-
rday , as cabtod to the Associated htCSS at
he time. Thorn was such a rush at the
romsshoro that a tspeculator sold a seat. in
: ho droe.i cIrcle for 5 ( $25) ) . "The. Geisha"
aaS itrosiouncc'l to be the best thing of the
cind ever done on the lighter operatic stage.
An American play , "A Night Out , ' at the I l
V'autlevilho has been yell recoiyed and the
New Iaby , " at thio Itoyaltjr on Mdnday , I
vas also succeasful. . .
One of tIme most remarkable sights seen
n London for seine time sva. thie testimonial
It the Lyceum yeeterday afternoon to Charles
Vyndharn , In celebration of the tWentiethi :
nnivorsary of hits management of the Cr1-
orion theater. Long before the hour for
he performance to commence all the , npm
roacime3 to the theater wore packed with
rnwdmt of poaplo watching the arrival in I
arriages of the faahiionabhe people present I
ipon the occasion. The committee was corn-
oaol of seine of the most beautiful actresses 1
Ii Lisdon. Including Esmo I3erlnger , Lily
fanbury. Evelyn Millard , Jullette Nesvilie
mid others of the highest socIety of dra-
iathc art. The ladies stood at the door of
lie theater , opened time carriage doors and
01st programs , in which they did a rushing c
ushmiesa. Some idea of the success of the
ragramn selling portion of the entertainment
an ho gathered from the statement that
snie Beringer , one of the prettiest tmf the
oung actresses present. sold her programs o
5 bight as 3 ( $15) ) each.
Although "The Prisoner of Zenfit" Is still a
rawing crowded ImoimOes at the St. James , I
to new play which Mr. Carton has written b
r that theater is already in rehearsal. It r
ill 1)0 called 'The Tree of Knowledge , " a
1(1 ( will have an exceptionally strong cast. c
. Iii hinted that a new play by Pinero will 0
illow 'Tho Tree of Knowledge. " whsichi , in U
inn , will 1)0 succeeded hmy Anthony hope's V
raniatic adaptIon of lila novel , "The God 0
I tile Car. "
A concert given on board the Cunard line
teanisimip , Campanla , on Vt'ednesday realized n
100 , the largest amount ever collected by
similar entertainmelit In thie hiistory of
Jo Citmiard line. Marie Engeil Mantehil and " '
isconi nero ornong those who toalc Part in
10 pertormmmaiice. Mine. Melba was uI , but
tnt a donation. .
MATAIIELB DRAMA COMING.
Cloniemit Scott has writtemi a one-act drama t
r Leo Storiiiont. It lists ( or its iiubject a
lam's. of life in Matabelehand , and comprises
military sulject , which is calculated to
oimse the enthusiasm of EnglIsh audiences.
me hoe' play , witichi only occupies atiout
'emiLy mInutes iii rendition , wIll be pro- ci
ccii ahtosit Jumie 1. d.
'I'h4 of'ales attended the
prince of \ perform-
ice In the evenIng at tile Criteniomi theater , M
iiicii 'as crowded withi enthusIastic adinir- \ %
s of Mr. Wynditsim. It was nearly muiti.
gut before the prcgramn was ended , In em '
( p01150 to loud cries for a speech , Mr , Wynd. pi
Liii appeared , cliii briefly announced that at
e ftmiiii would benefit to the extent of
1,500. It Is understood that of tbi sum cc
00 was obtained by the sales Cf programs he
tIme actresses , and Miss Eeme lieringer Is 11
ported to have headed the list , turning in
0 largest aniotint of imioney , and having p
hil LImo most mrograrn5. bc I
Mr. and Mrs. Wyndhiant issued over 1,000 hes
itationa for tIme supper cliii thence whIch at
k place after the performance at the
itch Cecil. Time supper was a most brilliant tu
'stir. ' Baron Ituse3hi of Killowen , the lord e
let justice , vropoed limo health of Mr. and in
\Vyndhmanm , and the guests included the tim
istrian ambassador , Count von Ieyiii ; thio
ko and duchess of Ahorcorn , time marquIs Ut
d niarchiioness of Oranby , time marquis and
ireifloness of Tweeddale , time earl and th
intems of , Arran , Vtecoitnt and r..ay Cat. lie
ly , unti limo earl anti countess of Lathmommi ,
. Artlmtmr Sullivan anti issany oIlier persona
equal importance. .Tho day 'was well ad- .j
need before the last of time guests left tue
tel , this
lenimian Merivalo hiss written a islay on of
S perennial subject of "Charlotte Corday. " pr
'iso first iterforiiiance of "henry IV , "
) fl 'itichi ileerhtohmn Tree Imami been sit
g egnaged , wlhi oeetmr at tile Itayniankot
ft niatlntie performance , Monday afternoon , sic
y 4 , nfl
t Is rumored that flaIl CaIne its ongaed (101
itt a t1rtniatizntion r.f isis miew novel , whIch Ca
I far its seener ) and ilmciiient9 a pitaae hL '
life in tilt' east cmiii of London. In this ' °
V venturi , Mr Caine hmms co.iabored with % I
. Zangwihi. test i
L is riimuoieii that thto next production vie
Ich Forbes itohertsr.n nail Frederick liar. At
in vill umidertoks will lie a dramatization bet
tIme nevels Magmla" Onli 'T sa of the dim
'rbcrvihiem , " hiolit of which are aelecte4
hi a VIPW to sticotitig the requirements
Mrs. Patrick Cantpbcll.
ing
ata
At'tiiii Itril of sti Mird.-r ( iitzirjIItwo
IACON , Mo. , May 2-Simon and James flat
tnI , charged with killing Dick Collins of
tthia , at New Cantbria , in leceinber 1S93 , 'O
'C ac-juttcd : Imrr Iot1a' . SInmon aclsnowl-
c.l i ? u Itmotin. bIll platitt.i seif-defuiists. ex
u.s ibL3 : . ! an h , ' ? eascry , iris
llAUS iii' . ' 11.15' 'it ) .t lHltltloll ,
( lot I hi-hi % .iii'l hirleit , Ii'MlitIiUlOlit ,
lIltL # flYN 1.1 f. ' iI ) 54i1 I'il ( . ,
Goiieb ' 'ihimrhch ' , a restaurant keeper at
122 South To t4sti'et. . coinimiiite4 suicide Iii
his itiace i.tst tmiglmt by iiamtging.
\'itstimrIch has bell In tue habit of dos-
lng hIs restaumt at inlInigiit. About I :30 :
thii lmiormmitg ii { wife , viw roommis tihoVe. lie-
came anxIous over liii' nonahipeiratic ! , alit !
making a oarch found hiitmi suapemitieti it few
iimcheti frnmrrtfl floor by means of a ahiwl
straji. 'hich hail b'emi tied to the knob of th
door. Ieath had reasmiteil trout strangulsIdmi. (
The coroner % as called.
Mrs.'uethtricii stated that imer ittmshasmd
hail not been tii'Shiofltlent , anti vitii the Cx-
ception of III lieitii time could ns'ign Ito
reason for 1111 % desperate act. lii. Uassei tue
greater Part o timi evetmhtig in hilaYmig wlthm
Pits ( cite chi'httremt and site hind beet apokemi
to hint at Ii : i0 , shortly before ret'rhng. '
V.'uethrich lies boon a resident of Omaha
for seventeen years. A lirothmt'r lives at
h'ender , Nhj. . anti another , Charles W'ttethm-
I rich , lives lii this city.Vuethtrich was a
I nitmuber iii gocti atatmtlng ! c t the Omaha
Swiss soc'ety anti carrIed an insurance w ti
the organization. TIme coromier tonIc charge
of tii romaimma and wIll itoh ! an lmiqueat
Mosmihay nmorning at 10 o'clock. Icceased
wa'J 13 years of age.
SlVilt.l. Iti ) ' . IS thihthh ) hs'ro ONII ,
St' Jerse Coriportitlons ( lit I ( CII I ii Iii
It Siiiiie OigiilllrlitIiIlt.
PhILADELPhIA , May 2.-Thmo raliroads
itt southmern Now Jersey controlled by tIme
h'esitmmmyivanla railrcad were niergcti into one
domporation at a musetltig in Camden teday.
The new railroad Is to be known as the
Veet Jersey & Seashore Railroad cnlnpamty.
Time conipanles mmioigeti are time \\'ost Jcr-
50) ' , Carndemi & AtiantlcVest Jersey &
Atlantic , Ahloiay & Qsiimiton , I'hlhmulelpimla ,
Meilford & MaclIon , amid Chelsea branch ,
Tlto stock of time various conipatties was
takemi up 00(1 StOW stock amounting to $ i-
500,000 watt Issued to replace it.
Time luergimmg at these roads will reduce
exltemises in the clerical deparImmienta nut ! sini.
hihify the keephimg of accounts. George II.
Roberts is itresisient of time new forimiod
cen'pany amid tlimitetl States Senator \'il-
11am J. Sewehi is vice lirosidemit and general
liianager.
VlmI ahi1l'1' IN ( ) ilAllA. IX'I' 'i'I3ii.
Chief Cu immi silL Seeui-s Cini.'i.t I tilt 01
Ii till ity Sit--hmil Agritts ,
Chief Canada of time Unloit Paciflc's special
service bureau hits returmmcd trout Kammsas
City , where a meeting of the Assoclatioii of
Railway Special Agents of time United States
Wand Canada was in session. The following
omcors were electei for tue ensuing year :
l'rcsitlent , 3. J. Kinney of tIme Santa Fe ;
first vice presb1eitV. ; . T. Cammada , Uimiomt
l'aclflc ; second vice Itrosidemit , It. I'iamit ,
lCat } ' ' road ; , thirti vice prosldemit , John
JeLommg , Ml'souri Pacific : secretary amisl
treasurer , W. S. Cain , Chicago & Alton.
Mr. Canada also stmcceeiieth in capturimmg thie
liext meeting for Omaha. It will he imeld
hero in October next , the meetings opemmltmg
on the second Timosday. It wIll be atten.lei
by the representatIves of about 100 roads.
Sleemilmig Cltl Ito ScM Comilititreil.
The sleeping camc9mpanles are happy over
tlmo action of on conimnerce
iii inthoIiimiteiy .jrniitposmlng time bill rccommtly
Introduced by Comigreasman Corhiss for the
purpose of compelling the companIes to reduce -
duce time Price of berths. Thu travelers' as-
acciatlons and 'thm labor organizatIons that
lmolped along with tim bill are correspommil-
bigly dejected. Tlmey are mint withiout hope ,
however , amid iitovuso to renew the flgiit
in the near .futimts , TIme hong suit of time
sleeping car comnp4nics was In time cormipari-
eon between Anmemcan and European sleep- 1
log car rates. i3th time Wagiter and thif
Pullman comnapiest presented tables siiowiii
that the sleeping -car rate from Paris-
Madrid , 892 mIles. l $11.82 , while from 'ow
York to Ciilagd. 811 miles , It is $5 , with
tji addltlon idantage of greater luxury 1
Dr travel on tiii , ttlcl'e of Amnerica. . Tue sleep-
og car comir.tss also insisted that the
mamne ncconimno4tions furnish&d travelers
lwenty-flve eaF& ago at $2 per night are
low given , oo.otJst' carp on all western
oad for 50 cents par miighit I
fii1 e of a , ( Iorjtsi Itihiroiiii ,
ATLANTA , Ga. , May 2.-fl. J. Lawry , one a
itt thmo special ivmrnlasiozmers to conduct the 1
re-sale of the Mamhetta & North Georgia rail-
oad , has been notIfied by telegranhi timat time
iecond paynientof $100,000 has been made In
ew Yorlc by th Atlanta , Knoxville &
orthern Construction coliipany , and acting r
In this information Judge Newman of the I
Jnlted States oimrt isommed a special decrea t
iuthorizlng time acceptance of the payment , cIte
Ito suspensIon of the sale and providing c
hat the remaining $861,000 of the purchase C
irico shall be paid at Intervals of sixty dayc U
torn May 4 , each payment being of the sum 0
It $100,000. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ft
1.11cr tile Lliicoli Ciie.
Utah is enjoying a railway controrersy
Imat is somewhat parallel to the complaInt
f the Lirtcohmt jobbers for alleged ditcrim-
nation on the part of time Union Pacific B
imil Elkhorn roads in favor of Omnmthma. The o :
lb crande'estern road hia been accused p
y tIme jobbers of Ogden of mnaking such v
rites as will iscrimnlnato against that city '
ml In the interests of Salt Lake City. A
ormferenco between officIals of that cons ! , 01
f the Union l'acific and of the Southern in
acilic hits been cahheil for May 21 at Deniii
or for the purpose of investigatlrmg' tile 81
tatter ,
Siitilit l'i-'N ' ' ' '
h'lyt'r 'l'itkemi Off.
CHICAGO , May 2.-Boglnmmlng tomorrow a
ow time card will be put iitt.o effect en time
anta Fe road , Time principal change in it ti
'ill ho tim discolitinuance of the fast Call. p1
rnia hlyer. hiastbounti , imowever , timl train. to
ho Cimicago limited , i'hhi be centhmmmieti imittil I'l
lay 6. The California service will ho concc
lieu to omme ilally traimi iii cacti direction. an
htso trains still miot lie so fast as were c
to California nhmil Chicago hlimiitc'd , but ss'ihh of
( I eomnewhat fasitir thiami under Use old cc
imedule.
Itnihtuy Notes' it i.d l'tsrttoiit Is , 0
T.V. . Veal , tax agent of the Union Pa.
fle at Topeka , was at headquarters yester'I
ty mornlmig.
Gemieral Manager ilolthrege of the Ii , & '
. returned Inst evening frotmi a trip over the ye
'yontlng diviehomi Of time flurihmmgtosm , . liij
The proiitotlon of C. ii , W'Ilber from nest-
0 passenger agent to snisistant general
issengor agemit of time Lake Sitoro road is
mnounced. tii
Tue Chicago local of the Northwestern On
ad , train No. S. vhhi , on and after today , CO
ave thIs cIty at 10:5 : a. in , , instead of at phm
o'clock , as at preitout , go
Beginning today , time time of time dcias
rture of the Itock Island train , No , 2 , wilt bo
nsaiio thirtyflye . : mttnutos later. It now atl
ayes for ChiVt 'dat 6:25 : p , in , On amid pa
tee today itsUh eve at 7 o'clock , hic
Judge Woolwottb 4yosterday mornIng re- qu
med from Wavitington , where iso repre. ml
sited tIme Ro1c Ieihnd and the Milwaukee
terests In tisulOimimtima bridge case before 1c
0 supreme court. l cIT
Judge Cornlsli , master-in-chancery for the
ilomi I'aclfie syatIsmni lies just tiled with the
ilted States nurt a report recoimiinonding
0 Ilayment of thiatJuiy , 1895 , interest on time V S
at imiortgage ciUnion Pacific , aimiount. Cute
to about 60IJIJ0.
It. is miot kimowmi at5llurlington headquarters (
tether 1'rosidefl1Vmrkins ivill be lit Oniahia
xt week to mnNati the representatives of Sti
S TrpnmnIS5Id4pphiop0aitIOfl directory and
tue Cemnmerabl lub om' isot. lie is at
eselit in I3oston.
WOi
11,11 riIIIN A giII'liI4VIhiigt mir liitiis issi-il , age
rime Hoard of'Oltire mind I'olico Coimimiathii
nens tteitl a'E'1khJlnl meeting yesterday hoii
ernoolt ( or the ' pumvoste of hearing cvi. in
liCe oil the clursss hireferreti aalnt
ittain Toni Ilumimme of No. 3 engine house. car
ammo had beset accused by Comnilssioner blo
rmtiervoort of jieghect of duty itlid italmig time
oxlcatlimg hiqupr t'Jillo emi duty. Several jo
titeesea v'ere exmmmiiilmed , itil of wimoni Unh l
tifteti that hiunree s'as initocent of any
latloits or time ruca of time department. .
lethlsteninm . to the evidence. the morn-
.5 of the board voted to disnittis time P08
irges. .
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Shins Out to Set , tile Vurhti , silts not
7-year-old son of 'A , W. Chance , reald. cati
at 2313 South '
Ts'emity-eIgitthi streeg , ban
nod out yesterday Immorning to view time as
rid on hits own aecoumit , The pollee were
hlleil and last evenIng a party mimimed roam
C. Kirk of Fiorense telepimotmoti to this The
tfoim thimit tie hail the rmmnavay hay aliti
uid hiring him bstck to thin city at once.
11i Cistrko atated ttit ho tied started to , ,
tie to l"ort Caiho1mm antI It tie Cmijo'tsd time
Ciettce would have extended his petiesIV
I It to tit fu r I tier , Ii all I
I
i1NOTIIER CRY FROI AR1EN1A
Two llhlndrel ( Thu3an(1 V10t1n13 of FurIous
Hatred of th3 Turks ,
STORY OF ThEIR WRONGS RECOUNTED
lelsIlIrilIsr ni h'liilfi. . % ii % II ( 'lii lit
'Uli elm' l'rt-si'ii * hit'it I I I y 'i'iii. ' l.I . .
mIl't'54 It lh-slri' III Mlgrslt' to
. Aitot her ( 'titi ft I t.
NiV TOnIC. May 2.-The National Anne-
nliiti relIef coinntltlee lies receIved tim' tot-
iowing dccimiitentiq freni Turkey sitowing the
feeling of ninny of the survivors of the
.trimmeniami immareacres :
,
lt Is mmow more titan five tiinnthts that
sword , fire , famnine antI cold have lmen doing
their chrcatiful nork nmnoiig tie. Not least
thtaim 200,000 of our People , hurgely mmmcmi and
trout ltmiitiemitial alit ! ProtitmCtlVe cha.ses , have
fallen vlctirmis to time fury of our lleraectltors.
More timan 60,000 have umisier threats of lit-
stoat ilcatit hmrofeaes1 the crecil of Islamu.
Tilommeinds of our sisters amid daughters have
been s'lolemmthy carried oft to time Imaremmia of
tue Turks and ICtirtia. Not hess timami 5,000
of oti r ucla ci pa I mmmcmi , in cltid I ng mna ny
Gregorinmm priests and I'rotestaitt pastors and
teacitersi , are hamigitislilog in Turkish
dtimmgeomts , nrrcstel on utterly baseIes
charges anti given ito opportunIty to vinthicate
thiemmiselves. A very large part of our property -
orty ttas been stolen or destroyeti antI all
our business is paralyzed , so that the imroim-
erty we still own is for the itresemit Inmgeiy
vertliless.
"Nor do we yet see nity slgmis of muankesi
improvommment lit our coittlhtion , It is true
tmmassacre amid open lltmlmiler have iteeti forbidden -
den , bitt oimr Moslem miolgiibors are still
imimtintaining a fiercely limeuhthng aitil threat.
enimig attlttmdo towarl us as a race , aim(1 ( even
'Vera they comtstraiimed to abandon theIr
itloody Purposea the fammatical fury of time
Moshenm peoples amnoimg whom we live has
been so fiercely lnilammieei that It Is quite
Simflicietmt even against any ( celtic efforts the
government ttmlgitt lie constrained to immahco ,
to commiphete the work of deatructiomi ,
' \Ve have long since aiammilomted all Imope of
any political rights or standing in this land.
Time only pohtlomt possIble for us is that of
crfs. We 'have chieriatmed tIme hope of
effective alt ! trout Cliristiami mrntloiis. It hiatt
falic sh us anti ve are sacrificed to political
ammst selfish nnibitloii.Vltat then are we to
sin ? Three poeahbhe cOUraoa of actIon are
opemi to im'i ,
" '
"F'irst , s'e can eurrendor all that our
fathers have citing to dumrhmmg their immany
3'ears of oplresSIos and sufferings ; ue can
ahuistlon our faith , profess Islaiii anti lose
otmrseics and our children in the limass of
tim Moslem mr.asters ; or , second , we can go
on , patiently dragging time chains of our
opprcsiars amid bearing theIr insults atmd
abuses , \v.lstimig away ommr ii't'cs amid our
strength iii igmmoble servitude ; or , third , we
can seek iii other hands and among liberty-
loving people ri.ew imomnes and hew hopes of
enterprise. Sonie or our PeoPle hmave already
tried to adjust timemimselves to time first con-
dIllon namited , but even imow timchr n ails of
atiguisim amid remorse that Is making their n
lives an Unsupportable burden warn us that C
death is a thousand ttnmes to be lmreferred i'
to a life so basely purcimaseil. Time second
muhtornative is no doubt still open to us.
We can repudiate all our claims and aspiraII
tions for omanimood , we can mturremmdor all a
hope of progress and take up again the old
uorviie life of the ast. , We , should perhaps Y
be allowed to retain our name , our tradi-
Liona and our faith ; but how dwarfed , hi
ranip ammd corrupted !
"Meanwhile other and Chmrlstian lands open ti
mespitablo doors to us anti extend us symri
) athy and generous aid , anti bid us wicommte
0 shmare rit1i thmenm time hicnit.ago of Christian
iberty amid clvilzation. ! Only two thlmmgs u
ye need to know. First , will our sultami
ermit us to emigrate ? If so , we sjmould (
to glad if arrammgernents could be mnade by g
vhlcb we coumhil secure for our future use
onio rcaaonabhe part ofthme property we
cave behind us. Second , will tIme Chnistiami t
tallness who hmave been witnesses of our ( it
offerings grant us an asylum iii their in
torders amid give us aid In time of our dis- ( a
ross ? " -
:
REL1FF FUNDS RUNNING LOW.
BOSTON. May 2.-A letter train Smayrna ,
reetern Turkey , uys that the Armemilan ,
chief funds are dlnminishming , whIle the mmumns
er of destitute Is increasing. Contlmmuimig , SI
he writer says : "t"romn every center oxin
opting Van , where relief work Is hieing
arried on , comes the same story of time iii-
reasing miumber of time destitute who took
P00 this source of relief as time last and
nl ) mneamis of suisttalnliig life. It is indeed .
aared by mnammy that the worst has riot yet sir
olne and thmat famine and pestilence will ho
meviabic during the approachlmmg aumnmner
months. " In
As to threatened ren.ousal of the massano
res , says the writer , the recent trouble at .im
: Ihlo was of a sulllcicnthy serious nature to th
, ccite the greatest uppreimemislomis. Time roCO
arts of the msumnber of Armenians killed
any fromii 100 to 200 , whmihe the number of
ounded Is said to be "some hundreds.
In writing upon the irade to the governors
r the Interior lrovinces ) , authorizlimg time
immedIate expulsIon of nil the Amenicami
Issiomiaries frommu their vilayets , the come-
tii
ommdent says :
"The made was issued , and it was not
ntil three days later that Sir l'iiilip Condo % '
atalned intelligence of it. through the Brit-
h consul in the Mouth district , where wi
seems tito goverimor , aetiimg promptly on
so authority of his master at Commatantiimo-
e had ordered tue American missionanlem
leave wlthism twenty.four hours , Sir
imihip Currie demanded the hmnmmicthiato cami-
tiling of the iratle. Throughm Imis promtipt
tO emmorgettc actIon , lila demands wore cxcto
ited withiout delay , anti I preslimo but few I'
time missIonaries are evemi yet aware of the mioi
Istis through wblch they have passed. "
p do ,
li.JiIC'I' ! $ Pt ) 1'lli' lJSIi OF' IllS N.till.
c'i'ntue lmriitgs SitU to itt-st ritlit fits- oi
Setral 1)eeiiiltt ii lit ,
J , hi. MgTague apphiemi to Judge iCeyr COC
sterday tnornlng for an injmiimction restrain- \tn
g time Omaha Carpet commmtany and time otimer Mu
artgagees of time McTagmme hotel from using
S name in commnectlon with tIme business C
ey are conductIng at McTague'st old btstid
ci also frommu operating tinder his liquor ii. No
use. Tue care was argued mit length , the Art
mintiff alleging that tie had acquired a I'Xt
ad reputation in thus beauty for abilIty
nianager of the enterprise svhiich his Tot
rae hits miammie and timat the defendants were hxt
entptitmg to use lila ropmitatuomm 1mm drawfsig lieu
trommage. lie also alleged that ito imail a Dei
enso for selling liquors at the idace in
eatiCn amid lied not ghvemu any one itor.
salami to use liii , miasmic or isis license.
rim0 detendaimta alleged iliac the name of
Tague had beemm obiitcratd by paintimg it T
sIghs and by time use of a nmihber stahmihi Oil C
) statlostery. They tlimciaimmied army isslent gite
trading upoii McTagmmo'a reputatiomi ,
lodge iteysor took time matter under nil- ut
enment end gave notice that ho would do.
0 the case Monday morning. at t
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jtIt. KINJlY ( LtSlthIii CIIIiCI , Salt
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, Ia
Iii Ilelitimis it tot Security for ii
L.iiit.
B
tenon J. Care , a stocieman from Deadmnai
mnai
ad , S. fl. , caine to Omaha several days
0
p with a caloa4 of stock. lie 'lispusted of j ,
S at South Omnahma anti tins emi lila way the
steward yesterday with $ t5 of the receipts it ,
lmi htoeket when , UliDO boarding the " 1Im
to tit cmslity , lie met hvo very vgreea thIs
comnpalmiomits. They' ' wore well vemacil itt
atock raIsing businee , ; tutu by a freak of ! itiiii
ii luck ccc also botimiri ( or Dcatiwmmd. Jius
ike Canr lucy had purchased a carload of A.
) dC'tl stock at Southi Ommtaimi , whiichi they ger 1
.0 taklitg to thitsr rancti fur ltraeiiiitg itimr. Igo
as. Just before boardIng tue traIn mit time ilm
bster street station one of time itnw acaiim !
listances chstnced to reinemmiber that tic. had situ
paid thmo tramspartation etmaries on iil tends
ic and Assumed a check nit a Jt'at1ymj'd j
k ( or $300 , 'ould Mr. C.trr accept hilt And
security for a loan of 463 instil they front
uhmeul hionmo ? Sure tie would , nod did. atteit
n they s'anlehed , l.hlu
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Nt
imt I tresr * Uuii'ri. Iiiiii'e , Dmmgn
lie iahmolsterers and znstress $ niztieers W.
e a ball and May tarty at tYrailtioity ,
lust evening , whiclt , desvito mhiu timreal. Crc-i
THIE SUBSTANCE OF IT'
'RE , ! . OUjECT OP TIIR COPEI.ANI & SIIEI'ARI ) I'LAN -
It ] : a Great 'tPrnctical "
.
JIUInRIIIt3P" foritofrors Compotcmat. Modicesi Treat.
mont at tj a Month-This Foe Is Sultalilo to 'Ilieso hard Times.
IrM , ( 'opt.iiiuii ititul Shl'imti'ui iliul itit
Iii'iMe I hui.Ir ' , ' sif ItnlIot iehti
iioiiii'hiii. gus 0 , ltiittt't niuulcIii psi'hit'in' ,
, u Ithi Site iturgetliii. . ! mluiiIi.r tour-
IuilMe III emiitbhlutv PerMsIm. of , .uuuuihl
iII.iIlIN tat itItiIti thu. , 'uiiii' tr'uitiitt'ul
I lint rieli liotililo m'ttu htii'ei' utmuis of
mtlfltli. for , 'i'iieNI' II Is lt'iui iii. i ( \ 0\
I liii I C ii i' ( 'ii It ( 'II Ci' ii lio'itsop , I liii I
strike sit muiiui'-ti'iuIh , tur our Its'iIsii'
II fill I Iut- litti I hut h ) uiilert INiit
I Iii fuiet 1111.1 I ri'uiium 1)11 I riitti flit ii
I ; rum ii it iesi I i' t Ii 4. t' ( 'II It it 1111 rtl Iii
( 'liii reti' it hu fiqIt , t'iu'er thu i' t'utMt uI
Nervleu.M nutil it'ul li'l il'M , I ii I
iuitrul tutu's Mii'ha it fiq 'oitiuuieiuulN Itself -
self Iii ra ery Itli ii i'i'il hug iuuu'tl lt'at I
tri'ntiii.i * , 111111 , lueuu lit , ' utlulilty 4)1
I lit- itli ) sli'iu , it Is Suitu'itt'il for ea'-ry
'i'i'I& siI l7t9tM of hIgh , utu ; iuuhluuix
ii miii n It hit IIVul'htfl Itie erit'I tu , i's Iii ,
ii ( 'si Ci. 4)1 In-re uit tuitld leitiu s'iit I etumi
iii' unit , . for Ilti-iti , It islul sri-sit tltitt
Ill i' suit ii or .ulttit ii a hit MaelM 1110411-
Cfli ttttelutlitui ( 'till ttiitli' itt ) miIstuikt'
iii guuIui ( i , lrs. ( 'u,1t'hutiiui it itd $ ltei-
iui'i ,
P111111 AlVICII ,
NO ChiAflGl IS II\'l'it MAIFi FOIl
CONSIT h'l'A'i'iON , tIN AM I NATION AN ! )
F1Tii. Oh'iNION IN 4N"t ( "ASE 1IlTilllt
IN' TIlE OFFhChi Oil BY ? .iAll. hI' YOU
CANNOT COMiC 'i'O 'FILE Ol'l'itl I' .
VltlTl FOIl A Sl't1AiiY I'ltli'Ahth'I )
S'u'Mh'TOM BLANK ANI ) GET 1)115.
( 'Ol'iih.ND AN ! ) ShlBl'Ahtl'S Ol'lNlOX'
01" YOUR TIIOITULE.
xo ' .tS'I'I' OF ' 1'tlII.
1101101 Comutes lii stI"e'w 'u-eks l' I lie
( 'iio-Iniid ii tush $ lucpium'aI % 0V
:11cc : linus.
There Is mme 015(59 of patients where the
tutu rices ! suIte , I orl ty of t lie Copeltuui ii mmliii
Shiehmard light fee system over time slow nuitl
exhtcimslvo olsi eitool itmetimosis is better ii-
liustrateti timamu In Peoi > io 01' mlivmuliceil iige.
itt such etitues , whmi-te Ciutnri itni infectiomi
It as I ado ced ssli sit lug of Ileit tiimti ( 'mit'tgy ,
svith ComflhhiCnleii miers'otii : tmuuittlcs , timiti
mmiettmoii Ii. iromimnt mmmi elhtcieiit. Mr. A. N.
Jmty , Otceoisu. Nebraskmt , Imlitil reecmttly lit
tIme lmtirumeiss busimicasm in tittut city , tells
about his case today. lie soya :
I '
( / :
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: ; , , - : : ,
A. N. JAY , Osi'eoha , 'Neb.
"Time very hiitcmmti terms of Ir. . ( 'opelanul
md Sitepul'd-.th ) it nmonthi , including mmmcdi.
Ine amiti everytiting-seems all the niare
'emmmarhcmibio ( romn time fact that miesurly all
rho have ever tmati experiemice withu their
ytitthn regard it na superior to any oilier.
Ii regmurd to time promnhit iLmitl radical bene-
Itti that caine to me , ( or exaiimphe , those
.rc time facts :
"I veflt to these Physicians ohottt ihmree
cars ago and took treatment covering a
eriod of sixty days. At that time I Imiusi
Ccii ailing for four or live years. My
mmuding II'yfliptoiflm swere iteatiuchme , stop-
age of thu , ' nostrils. dry omit ! isarcimeul
imoat amid tongue ' loss of appetite antI
Datless Itighits. I 'ihd must feel mighit iii any
sty. I'flhi gradually louiimg 1weiglit. My
lrength amid etmergy were impaired nimd I
Iways experienced a lienS'thistress t
irnugh tIme breast and ! lmngti , amll hitti a
roump of minor symptonms. imli of which
mrced time comt'irtion that I was Zosimig
round in every Way.
"Promupthy flter commencing with irs ,
oI > olan(1 mind Shu.ptird , iiomvu'ver , In ) ' itli-
slits began to hm.al. multi I built up in
remmgthi anti coimmj'ort might alomig , 'j'Jme
sbihity nail miliiTerimmg Which immitl nmarheeti
y Condition grew less 01151 less , ummtii i
und myself In excellent health. 1 ama
ming weather , drew alit a : sunge ntteimdance ,
iortiy tforo nmiuhnlghmt. a coinnmhttee svamt
iiocte(1 to pass jlmtigment upoit the htinti-
mflesit woitrnn in the hall. Miss 1.ottio
tully wait at length selected as time for.
lute person , nuid mt lmammtisomome gold watch
as presemmtel to iter. 'l'ime program of H
( flees wa.'m then resumed and refrosimimments
ore seived at a late hour.
Ilieyel 1st Citusu's a liii umitvmi' .
Mrs. Arnold , 2901 Pinckney street , was
Is'iumg near Nineteenth amid \Vebstor ahsotmt II' '
o'ceclc last night , when a bicyclist , ss'iu )
is , scorciilng dowmt the lull , ran violently
to iter rig. Time horse becunme frighmtemted , I )
ml , rmmmmnlmmg several blocles , threw Mrs.
imoisi to the 'paventemit , hruulaing her about
0 head amid face anti reimdeulmig her un-
mmscous ! , She was tukemi to lmer hsonie amid
lhiYslCiaui called.
\S'Jit'I'liElL 1rOILBCAS'I' .
I mu .1 it'Yi I I He ii Fl ii u- Iui y Fu'l I o meul
1t' Ii ( 'oni i'lg I , I. Tc
V4Sl11NGTON. May ? . -Thmc fohowlimg is sb
0 forecast for Sunday ; er
i'or Neiraskti-Fsuir , winds shifting to
sm4tenly ; cooler Suntiuy nigtmt.
'or Colorado-Fair ; cooler ; nortitemly
lids. of
'or Wyomnlng-Oemmeraiiy fair ; su'esteny !
ads. po
'or Momitamimi-Local showers in rasterim
rtlomi ; ( stir in su'est snit Portion ; svest.ri'
rids. iji
or Okittitommma , Tndian 'l'orrit'iiy anti 'uiis.
irh-Ucmjo XIY f ir ; thighitly mm a m sm' ; utlm
West % % 'iiidti. ciii
'or South Dakotmt-Prolmilthy ( muir ; coolci' ; bul
rtimsuestem'hy wintit. .
'or louvit-Faii' ; south to svest wIimul9 . thst
'or } Cmunsas--Fair ; southiu'miy wlmmds , becite
mmluim : vammable.
twi
ioeitl ltu'ciurii ,
FFICFI Or" 'rinlVBATJI1III1 BUREAU
iAiIit , May 2.-Oniiihia merurd of tom- rL. .
tutors' amid ralnimll comimpared 5'lthm the timii
rcsulmondhimg day of thuo ; gt fommr yeam'im : lie
1S9i , 5s9S. talul. 1893.
xlmmmnm temperature . . 7. 76 8 ( 6 j
tiinutn temmsiielmitilro . . . 4 57 48 16
orago telimjttrstume . . . . . Cd Gd 67 IS
leiltita tiomi . . . .0) 21 .00 . 'I' c
omitlitioii of teifllmeratule ammO iirecii'ilation
Oultitlmmi , for time dtl ) ' and simice' Mmmccii 1 , 'lel
, " hi
rinni temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
'ltiuimilatu'ul demielency iiice . ' .larehm 1. . .
eRst for thist ulliy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to
mimil I i tmCCiii I Fm t 101 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mmcli t iso
icietmey for the ilay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 itmeim
a I Ii reel iii to t loim Ninco 'mh um'ctm 1 . .5.1,1) I mic'im n's
' 055 slitco Msirciu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iimc'im"tt
ieiency for c r. lteruui. JS't ' . . . . . . .02 inch
Iciency ( or cor. iiC'rioth. . . . . . . . Inch
vlm1tii. Otsrrur.
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I'BIISON.ti4 I'.tIt.Jttl'IIS ,
abias Castor of LIncoln is in the city.
, Ii.Vjiicea , I'hiliadehimimla , PA , , l a Barker ycal
at , ( evil
, hitmhrnrt and J. C , CJmegg , U , ft. A , , arc commi
iso city. , A
Porge J. hlidtmop , Topka , Kan , , is stopping rear
lie hacker. 2123
ho It. IIya of Nom'foilc was an Omaha
inlay visItor , ahig
liii J. Coittatock , Jaimeavihle'is. . , is utop- A
at the iiarkoi- , drrm
13.S'owl , a .Somiim Omitahia crilnmisubon
. left for ChIcago iaat evenimmg.
Its I
\Viltiarmits , North l'hatto , and \S'ilhlammi Dc
Csilmiih , Grand Island , arc registered at Over
Barlece.
I for
A. WiclIIlmaimm , aulvahtco agent for the trivi
mnegatt'tt Bail" coinp.tny , is stopping sit for
Bamker. A
Ii.'uotl , I ! . (3. Simemtcr zuitl C. Need. % 'ici
are registered at time hanker front Kin. : was
City , Mo. mit 9
hi. Ilutehtincout. gemsral ; travchimmjg passeum- rare
igelit ( or liii' tlimiua I'4cItic. left ( or Chil. eaak
yestei-liy. 11) .
.5 , . ' % icSlsant' svifv of h'Iiillip ImieShsmic , 'l'im
fammiily , retiirnei hsrone train an exteitlcd Ouiia
with rLlaiivcs 51 Jeaulc3d , hi , I ) , , ) t5. Iietm
iy. . i ; . ail
0. 'l'mmt ? , grandiumaater woukrnaiu itt time tends
cut ( ) ruIL'r of UuiIlesI ' 'c'rkjtett ' , ruiirmui whilst
Grand ftizunl last eueoiimg , l.a om'dm-r to that
iii I Its , hut' rail of I. . Olsen , who vaa
1 at : ; auth Oumahst I"rI.iay. local
brashmune at out hotels : Chanlst .1. lie m
mm , Norfolk : T. B. irwin , ( lortirn ; I ituil'i
Tratninchl , Ozforil ; rear'le iirry ais'j ibeci
I , , ilanmia. liatUsCrecd. . ; Fred hail , but
U Isluud ; T , J. Smtyt.icr , Wahoo , tmathi
-i-i-i ; ; ; : ; : : ; . over utte. whmoe tm'ouiiil atmil hitmvn
I''tt ever muimtr' uii. tru'tul flmu'uit , I mmiii 78
years old. "
'Hr. .luiy Is ilium- ' ' , , . hiiiu stun ,
( 'ni.Itiu'tr .tsi '
, of ( ) uusiuhii MIru'e (
ItutiIimi u'oiuiusuui , 8110) .iu'u-eIitlt
ha , 'uu.e , liei' hue uuuut ' in- jut
ltl ) ) tutu' . II , ' i Ill gIitih' , serif liii' ,
'ttitu'iitppit u miii ) ' liIl ( mm lit ) 11183' ivrIt
or cmiii.
iu .N "I' l'l' ilIil'rr
'Li , , . ' ' ' ' , ' utuual Shui'pmui'uI iniiIuii
it4i . hit Hilt. , flit- , ul'hi ui ) lOt tmunult
, , , , ' il , , , uI',0tr alit l , ) tutu if out
aiu'i' , ' itrtI"I'u'ttIu. lilt stuHihu'u.uiifuil
ei.ruoul , ' , , , ' ttul ( , , ,
0h1'ut Its lit ittit Ilt , ' II mmli , , sill-
for frnu , iuhiuri'Ii , lustltuiui , , ibrutuu -
elul I Is , luuurtlmug' rl.t'uuutti , ( Isitu or ills-
fll.&uirlui , uiIuu IIiu'iuu- , ltuuug or tl.riit
it Iru'eiuuns. II m , 'r , klutiu , . , Iliutilt'r ,
Mttuuitiu'hi or Ituttu u.i hi'uiuull , ' or uiiy
fit ht'i- i must lug ehirtuutli. uuiiuu'ui t ii u , ,
ti''lu'ou- i''er ( hue to mu II lii , ' luit'-
Ilt'u uI ' ,
hi'etitiueuu
( mi Ihiuautut u'tmeiis"
Iu-i'uuuul .
tIt. liuuutulituil llsuui'MsStmu'lut ot
i.hIh ) iu'r tuuiutls , till uita'.hIi.lme , , lit-
rltui'al. lsti'
( Ilutut ititiutit liii' atut tlto
lutIulit I'll Jo i.i.ii tlu4
% ( ) 'I'I I l % I 1,1 IC II il' ,
% 'iuriu % ' , irls of I'riilts , . uu-t ( lu'ii by a
(11 roth i'tu I lu-tit.
l'z'nutk ? .t. isuvlsu , Norfolk , N"h. . ii ; a cleric
Iii thin' etimploy of lIme I' II , . - ui V. rmillvmmy ,
I I n' lii nm miii of tue mmmmt fly PeOiule u f ed mmcii I l m
nuts ! good j litl g thou I % 'ltt ) htit Vt' fun miii i'h i e f
amid eu ro I it i'ui nh I ) rts ( 'ohtt'ln mid a mmii. Sit ep.
at'tl , 'ulr , lsi'ig says thus.
h4iic'/ / (
FRANK M. DAVIS , Norfolk , Neb.
' 'it is imild , ' .tseeimtg Is hehirs'imi. ' I huavo
hash a s'ery forcible remimlmmsier of this siti
sutlmm me. I ii 1893 , a ft em' i rash sin I I tmg ( rommi I it it
Ommmzuhma liu.lite.si Colli'ge , I Ionk in Itoalti it
vltli I iCS'WOtt ! & l ortu'li of rimlcago. Somime.
how I cnimtrtict.'ii it hIp.ie mvhtleii seenteti
to 1)11910 tIme effoits of thus' bps't PltYsldimutt.'i
of ( limit city. 'l'ite s'efl t of tIme witolu' tramub e
seemmmed to ho in t lie titotmmneli. J'nlli nlwttya
rlioust'd tatlumg , attil i kmiew Iiicr. ' was somumi'-
Iiiiimg svroimg , hcius thiem is ito sulTenimmg'
with it healthy iiigestfomm.
"I'hue fact Is , I Itiiii Ito digestive hiou'er nt
hi. I vomnitosh offer every mmteal. Sitir
aaei auth firmmiemmtM ii'emmuuiti In lot foriiiimm
i II the tiiim In the stoummiuu'im amid ltouvchiu , f
40tmiieti to be hungry , hut a little tooth lit
lit' stomnacit woiuht ! httmrt co I m'ouuid h' femctot
10 Stilt eating. Alomig with tltms comilltion
'ero obttlumntu' coimsstipatiomm , ugommtzitmg hmemsd-
tclmes nuiti lirofolund vettIemiee.
"I Imsmmi to give ump nmy ti'e titter bu'iiig cc.
limci'd froimi my usimtii w&'ightt of i6 to 12t )
motumitim' . I meturmied to Oimitthii.t 5iIiiII vUl3 ad.
'iseti to try Dm a. Copeiaimd anti Shmi'purii. :
rhe' smail my ill"etm'e su'mts emitarrht or limo
ItiifltuClt mimmd nt ommce tegan Voric mtloimg thimt
iiie. I began to inipm'ovi' 1101mm thin very /
lest tlmt3 , and ntter iu week html sin moro
'oimtlting , To hue hrief , I gmlmmesi lit stremigtim
mmd hash riglm t alommg n liii a ( It' r ama' mmton t h's
rcatmneiit vas i'ntiiely free ( rain every
mfllitofli of riyi'peinhtt , or cuinrmht : of limo
triuimitehi. That i vhmy I timimik there lii
otimhmig 111cc , or ammyus'hmore neiur as good ,
S time Copolasts ! amid Sheiard trentmneiit , "
) RS , C1)PLLANJ ) ) & SIIEPARD ,
I100MS 312 AND 3h3 NEW YORIC LIF'id
I1UILDING , OMAHA , NEll.
( lIce Iloursi-9 : to II a. rn ; 2 to S p. inEve. .
miimmgsW'etiimesthays amid Saturdays ommly-
6 to 8. Sunday-tO to 12 mn ,
EFIES TIlE \VIIOLE \ ACENCY
andsonio Elk Invites a Oonflict with
Federal Authorities ,
AVILY ARMED AND FULL OF WHISK' !
, 'ui.i.ui I e ( ' ( , iilile , ( I teet-ul lletr.
the iiloimx lIizii'u' Is I"upruit to
Cotue in 'I'uruu.s mmliii tliu
J'u , I Ice ,
CHAMflIRLAIN , S. D. , May 2.-Special (
iCgramn.'J'wo ) deputy Ummited States nmar-
ais left haste today fur Lou'tsr linde sea-
vatien to effect lime capture or surreittior of
immdsommmo Bile , tim Siomux mvhio on April 13
it t wo I mid ian It0iCemuietl. svotm lid I tig 0mm is
tmemn ! perhaps fsttnihy. Since tutu I hmummd-
mmii Elk ha been Oh time ralmmmage. Itt'-
rtam reach imore timat lie SUCt'eedctl iii seciir-
I wlmisicy amid s'hiiic umtder ' . ' . imifiumciti'o
at immto time log hmoimsme of ImuJiurmm , ngulmmitt
10111 isa haul gr.ovammcs'm , Dim evenmih ci' .
mioums lie went % vitbmlmm slew of the smieit"y
Ihiiimmgs amid rode backwartl amd forts mud--
I Soux mnetiiod of bithihitig tiollamico to
! mmmiea. I imtmitisommme Bile con ' 4 t.smi I hy cam ml ci
5 six shsooters aimd it rIfle mtmmmi lists some-
sled I ii i mm tiimiitiat I sic immamiy I miii a ims oil t h a
ervathomi. Smmmmmm hmoie are eimforlamimed
t lie mmmii ) ' be immitmcej ! to mturm'ontlci' . if
reIut'cmt a ulcs'iierato lIght wilt rouit , its
lies s mu oi'mt t ita t hi e uvi II imot be ( a Iceut al I Va.
I'i'rlsliu'iI iii tinilissuuui'i ,
hI4tMJJittLtN , S. D. , May 2.-(8lmu'ijtl (
egraimm.--Matt ) Stinger , ( iso I8.year.nltl boy
it shot Nick .imsiIer at Oncoinmi , is heed -
ed to hinva boemi mlrowmmetl viilio ittts'miiptlumg
elcape. Time htoat svhsleiu imn sehiesi after
simootimmg has been futinJ lhoatiimg hi tins
tiouni river ,
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idC.t I. IlhII'S'i'j'i !
iso 5-ycar.old norm of lIt'iiltli C'omeimmshs'sioner
t hi I a , syhsim Ii im.a hmeemt daisgerotiahy II I uvi Iii
ieatlon of the Itings , Is liulmcli better amid
rec'uvei'y is expeefteil ,
itige ulitim'as telegraphed from Jiibimqu ,
cemlay mimnm'umlmig litti t the regular .iey
Ii of time United htate.s court roitid ui'jt
femma hero limit I h 'i'hi mm rstd st y mmt.x I .
timmiall blaze in a hue of rtiblilthm im the
of a store occupied hty hicitry ihuliht ,
J..iavcmmvorfh street , Lalisul out tint lire.
I yostenley at S o'clock. Tue dtmiimgt , was
lit ,
email Chilith uscanimig a rash citrckc..reJ
5 WitS lucked imp by time imohice hear tile
er of Sixteenth summil ( 'iuimtiuq's streets ye.-
3y aftenumituin tuil Seth it , ( hiss litaitoim until
hiarents Cut 1)0
'p'.it ) ' ljmmlltil i'flates ? tlarahmal Bradley cauuie
trout I sem mu' . I h 11 h ii Ifs ) 'OitermJay mumi.rn i is
irtmnhc ( ilb."irlst alto is
, imu jail imstr eu a
: ai . 'hmarge. liji'jmrlsl is no iit'uI tim baa
a ioitsi 100 sif tue hummer lit iv.
smiuihi biz mi use lamnj' mo.imt of lIt.
erie lsulth , TiiIrteetli antI I Jitigi' sheets ,
thus catisu , of a fIrs. .mhmlrmu ii.f ovemilim : ;
o'clock. fbun tibiae origlmm uteti trout I lie
Isa ttmrnwlmmg of ii muluts'hm itfm.imu the 'ih-
esI fioo of time i'tmnim. The d4imrlg. w.tu
ro n iii Ito 411 ' 'OItttStiiIg tiig'it' ' ' of t'ia
isa'imi.'t cih a t itt ; to.v ulutrtt'ru , l t
btmitmliimg , ( text W'DsiSit'siJ ) ' t'vcmmir . , ? 'h y
III a corullil anil me'rt.ral ; In tati'ms : Ii s
( l to all wImlat htlal tr.u , unii lovt't ( 'C
I him the CII ) ' to macct u'ihit tue mmmc immbar
ssvormlitg ,
C mimsusnarial iou"oimill tee of I lie anicsil % _
posts of tint ( IranI .r..y of 11. " Iteiihi-
tiCt lit court nont No. 7 st 'l'tm" lice
leg host suigli ( . I'I sims far thy reprr
'aiice of Murnoil ul mIs ) e , ore d1smss 'd ,
tjcmulimitj iuctiiuii un tiium : sas a'ird
IIIC nuxl iimvetmr.g , % Vc'the1im cit , atg.
