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HE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE.PAGES 1 TO 8. ESTABLISHED JTJXE 19 , 1871 OMAHA , ST7XDAY JULY 20 , 1806 SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGLE corr FIVE CEXTS. BRYAN FALLS FLA1 Englishmen Show Wonderful Indifferenc to the Ohicago Candidate. BELIEVE HIS DEFEAT IS FOREORDAINEI Confidently Loot Poncard to the Utter Be pndiation of Tree Silver , MORETON FREWEN SINGULARLY SANGUIN Doubts if McZinley Can Garry Penntrrlvani or Even Ohio. MAURICE GRAU TAKES COVENT GARDE tinMniincriiiriit nT tlio ' im Ojx-rn llfiiim- mill Kn- Kf-M \ViiinleTful Onliixj of .Mniicih. ( Copjrlcht , 1PHI b > Press T'uMlMilnr Cnmpnns LONDON July US ( New York World C Mcgrum Special Telegram ) If one cou judge by tbe M-TJ Blight comment In t ) editorial columns of tlic English newspupc and bj their equally brief news dispatch touching tlir political situation in tlic Uulti States the conclusion would seun obvlm that but Blight intercut IB felt here In tl result , I noted to tbe World this apparei lack of English Interest a fortnight ago 1 outward Neemlnp it hub not Inertaned blni then Several of the leading journals , fact , do not print what their press ubRocl tlonK cable of actual political e\eutE at ronfercnicE The American toriesponde ; of the Times lets duvs go b ) without word Todav's financial papers dlEmlBB tl rubject brldly All this maj be explain ) by the conjecture which I have cabled the "World before thut the English public convinced thut Ilrjan and the bllvei pin form will be effectual ! ) repudiated this a tumn Another Buppertlou is that buch vn quantities of American securities have be < ncnt bncU In the lust twelve niontliB th Investors here now lime tompaiuthely lilt concern OB to the Issue I find the utmost reluctance among tl .hading pold niLii here to discussing the E | nation for publication in the World's ct limns Lord Furrcr IB the only consplcuo' ' man amonp them who has written to tl London papers and he rather conpratulnt the financial woild that the issue has last bf.cn sharply drawn in the Onlti States He believes that the large bodj em-tern democrats who heretofore ha' ' fnrmull } advocated blmitalllbm to the fal encouragement of foreign and English I int'tallias but upon tin ( .audition of an 1 : tornutlonul agreement , hn\e well knov that bueh en agreement IB Impossible. GRATITUDE TO CHlfAGO "Now thej are forced to oppose the who ncheine " he writes , "and we may thank tl Chicago oomentlon for clearing uwu ) Jal issues and maKing It char -what the Issi is " "The 1G to 1 proposal , " he uildb , "is barefueed attempt to rob creditors for 0 benefit of debtors and ub huch it lb n hurprislng that It meets with unqualified o position not only train the creditors , b from all persons In the ITiiltc-d Slatis wl care lor common lionest ) " Among those who ha\e responded to tl Worlds requcbt for an expicsslon opinion and who e responses have bei Jorwarded bj mall was Bertram Cuirl the head of a great London banking hou and the president of the Gold Standard I ) fensc utBoclatlon The gist of his inle view Is that the adoption of free silver the proposed ratio will not affect Amerle : trade relations with the gold stunda : countries since "trade lb but the exchuni or barter of commodities , and the mom -with which the tranbactlnns ure adjusti flnallj IB of minor importance. " Hut ] adds "If in the phrase 'what will he tl effect upon our comraerical relations wi : the gold btundurd countries,1 you intend Include LI edit mj opinion Is that the ado tion of tree silver would ha\e u dlbturblt effect on the public and private credit the Vnltcd StuteE " MOUETON FREWEN IS SANGUINE Moretou Frevtn , on the other hand , 1 eej tip thu courage of the English bliuetallist Mr. Urjau , he writes , is more likely the not to be elected pretldent The ] mo 6,000.000 of farms , and probab : 7-JOU.OOO of farmer votes in the Unite States The farmer'b vote is the vei backbone of the republican party in tl north , the north ccutiul and the uorthwcs era fctatcs , and the Issue for tlie sake , which republican farmers b ) the who ! eulo will bolt their party and te wit the democrats is thtt Klhcr IBSUC , offen today bj the democratic party us fice B | ver , " Li Hung Chang's freely given opinion c the subject inuj be iuBtruc-tlvo or mere ! umuhlng , UK one looks at it On being set by the World ceirre-bpundent In I'arls 1 tald " 1 know the New YoiU World \o ] I amrrj grcatl ) Intel estid In the que tlou of bllve-t and have had BOUIC urtlcli from the \orld on the contiovurby In yet countr ) translated and leud to me. Y ( lnothat we haves no coinage in Chin Well , I um going to intiuduee it Iniined ntcly It will be all Blher. We shall 1 diver inoiuimetalllhtb " 'Tour cxcellenc } , " ohsenud the corr rpoiident "is going over to America. " ' I tliull btaj here a fchuit time longer the Chinese ambastador responded , "then bhull go to England for be\erul weeke. at then to America 1 bhull ilklt New Yor WaahliiKtou und Chicago , and go home 1 vnj of Vancouver " GUAC GETS COVENT GARDEN Maurice Giau announces ofUclally th cftenujun thut he has i-rtepttd the menu Ing dlrertorbhlp of the Coeut Garden Ojior end Is Given by the KjncUi.uU > authorltj a dreree evirj thing ho hope-d for He hi already engaged , or expeeU to engage , t ! flc llezskes , Aharer , I'lauron , Melba , Cuh Nordic a uiid MUi Jlclnure Among tl iiovelilLK to be promoted will be Glordauc "Andre Cheinler" and Maucinelli c "He ft Lcaudic" Mr Grau udds tnEteriousl "eexcral suijirlBes may be in store. " ; tddltion to blueing "Loliengrln" at "Tjistan" In German. Jean dc Reibke'v : ting next jeur lor the firet time , and in tl original text Siegfried end Slegmuud 'lan rle , * lilt brother apjieaHnir also t thu first tlmo us Wutuii in "VulUjrle , " ai the Mundciw in ' 'Eieefrled" Mr On < i n d Emma Eames today lor her apjiea * nce la hew York ii t teason I'rlnre and Priueces ( the daughter of Ci lii P Huntlncton ) Jlatrfeldt have Uki Dr jcot , Earl Cowlcj's Wiltbhlre IIOUBB f * tera el > tar . The utables accommoat orty hunters and both expect to lollo1 he bound * regularly The shooting ground comprise 4 " 00 acres. John H DBA I * the New York banker ht taken until October a house In Herefon shire wherp hit daughter Lafly Tereni illackwocvd and Lord Terence will ansli aim Ladj Terence has been in deltcal health all > onr SNVUBED IN ST PETERSBURG. Crelghton Witib , who wan secretary ' the American ux-traordinarj mlsulon for tl czar's coronation , returned to London t hi * waj home Stories which ho\e bet filtering through from Moscow , show th ; the mission and the American legation the : had no easy time of it with the high notili and even the- minor rulers of Europe , seel ing mainly for admission to the more L cilUHhc of the ccremonicB Minister Brec' cnridRe has manj Neores of American % 1 ItorE demanding lin Itatlone and enl } son dozen or so tlrK-tc to distribute1 M Hlbot , formcrlj premier of France , wl visit London Miortl ] , It is announced toda and then go to the United States Some three jiars ago 1 cabled to tl World the pathetic rtorj of the last desccn ant of Daniel IHfoe , a cabin bo } In i Eugllbh bhlp then In New York harbor. Th lad. who bore the name of the Immort author of "Robinson Crusoe , " has just die it IB anouunced here , in San rraticlico. agi 22 jeurb. BALLARD SMITH. ICYIMU A - m\n ( ir THU ICrvrclwcK iNfnrr on Ilt-linlf of II rrm il llufliniMl ( .rrinnii Nittt-h , idipj rlcht IS'ir | i ) the Annulate d ITCKB ) BERLIN , Jul > 2S Emperor William do not often ext-rclsi his preiogathe as Pru blan Rummus e'plBcopus , but when he do do so he shows "he parsonb with uuerrli certain ! } that there Is a limit to the powers. Receutl } Superintendent ZletU of Animlu in Porneranla refused the rip of Christian burial to the wife of a j cpectable citizen who hud drowned herse. The unfortunate woman had been pretiout adjudped insane Dr Sclplo , a preacher Stettin offered to officiate at the funen but Zl tlow forbade him to do so The : upon the widower sent a telegram to t empe-ror stating the facts in the case. B mnjest } immediately instructed the pi Uncial authorities to forbid Ztctlow , und poualt } of dismissal , to interfere with I Sclplo The emperor's plan to raise his unc' Frederick William Louis , grand duke Baden , to a rank of king upon the occasl of the grand duke's bc\cntieth blrthdt which occurs on September 9 of this jei Is not received with much enthusiasm the people of Baden , who are afraid th the new title will mean an increased cl' llct and heavier taxation , and his plan annex Alsace and Lorraine to the gra : duch } of Baden will not , it is genera ] thought , be carried into effect , owing the objections of Ba\arla. Prince Max , nephew of the king of Sn ony , will be admitted to the priesthood the Roman Catholic church tomorrow. ] ib In his twcntj-hlxth } ear Dr Stoecker , the preacher-politician u : Jew halter , has founded a new party , whl he calls the Klrchlichs\zll. instead of t ChrlsUlclnzIl , which latter name the ci j > eror said was an idiotic title Thou ; under a different name. Dr. Stoecker's par will continue ) to operate on the lines his original part } , in opposing all liber measures and in backing up the Jewbaltei Dr. Stoecker has rallied quite a number respectable men to his purtj , and unuouuc that he intends to prosecute aigoro campaign at the appprouchlng pcsbion the Keiehbtac The Beilin cit } Eyuod , which has t pationuEe of the imperial family , and esr clally that of the empress , has published report in v hich it is ubBerted that Berl Is in need of thlity more chuichcb. the face of this ib the fact that the exibtl : churches aie nc\er more than one-thl tilled and bcBlde-s two of the most beau ful church edifices In Beilin arc used 1 btorape purposes , one for the Royal theat and the other for u bookseller The sjn ubks for a ciedlt of Ifi.OOO.OOO marks wi which to build the proposed new church < The clt } of Berlin hits refused to gl\e single mark The socialists aie losing one btrlkc aft another Thehat makers spent 100,0 marks for the pleasure of fighting the eraploers and in the cud were obliged gUe up and return to work on the o terms A like result follov ed the strike the musical instrument makers at Kol bus The textile workers the metal wor ers , and the weavers of Eulengeblrge ha now been on a strike for seven weeks a ; begin to see that there is no hope of wi iiltig Thebe strikes blue wasted 7CO.O marks The law against undignified competttii In trade hus cleared the windows of Berl shopkeepers of the once familiar placu which told of belling off stock below roi.t. damaged goods bales , etc. , which , if th were untrue , laid those dlsplaine the : liable to punishment under the law. Thuie has been considerable gossip connection with the meeting between Prlu Hohenlohe chancellor of the German cmpii und Count Rudeiii , ure-cident of the coum and minister of the Interior in the Austrli cabinet. The newspapers published long u counts of the important results of the met lug , but it Is Beml-oillclally understood th nothing of the flint importance was Be tied at the meeting. VlN .SMITH I-JC1CS Hill AV London I'lipcru Ilrtofc Mutlijuice ( AllllTllIU ! I'olltlcK , ( Oiijij-rlglit , ItM lj l.ic Armiciatvd ITem ) LONDON , Julj 2D The London ue'WBj ] pere ute demoting much bpace to Amerlci polltlcb The Dallj News , for example , h oumu sUetches of Go\ernor McKlnlej a : William J Bouti , the former b ) Mr Chuu tej M Depew and the latter bj Mr Moret Frew en The Suturdu } Reilew has uu i tiele b > Goldwiu Smith , in which the -writ BUB that he helleu-s that Brjan will bi ceed at the presidential flection Pn Smith bajB "U is a social uud industrl insurrection , ublug free fciher as its watt word which Is the mobt formidable featu of the situation. The ast has robbud t west with Ub tariff , and the west is m going to rob the cuu , If it can , in its tu by lepudiation , under the form of debai meut of the currency. Cobdin IB justifie but the jubtiflcutlou which he would ha de-Blred would not hn\e been one eutalll ; dibuster to the American republic " iM llonorrU lit I'rane-e , PARIS , Julj D. The American wrlt < Fraucle Vlele Grltlln , has been uppoiuted che\aller o the Legion of Honor The American artist , Mr. Edward 1 Weeks , has been ajipoluted a the * alter of t Leclon uf Honor , Crt-i-k lurond * in Mucedunliu ATHENS. July 2E The representatives the powers hu\o sent 4a urgent note to t go\ernmcnt relative to Grttk inroads Macedonia. The minuter of war has tuk efforts to prevent further luroai BALFOUR UP AGAI1 Tory Leader Gains in Popular Paver by tl Political Soe-Saw. WEEKLIES PRAISE HIS LEADERSH Irish Land Bill SoemE Likely to Pass tl House of Commons. FEARS FOR SOLDIERS IN SOUTH AFRIC Oarrington's Porces Eaid to Be Inadequate Crash the Mataheles , MARQUIS OF LORNE MAKES A PROPHEC < . - TillH the Jxnn lii 'i * rn Sniiliil.nTillH Afrle-nii - \ * - . -inlloii Hint tlir llrlt- l li \ \ tlloon lieMiiMerk uf the7uinliiri. . it , 18 % , tu tinAfsociuted Tress. ) LONDON. July 2.ri Public opinion , whlc a wtek upo , WUB decidedly ndverBito M A J. Balfour as a parliamentary leader , h been rapidly veering in his favor. The passage of the Irish land bill the House of Commons s-ems now to nssuiedVhlle this measure does not coi pletely satisfy an ) one there Is a genei disposition to rejoice that another step h been accomplished toward diminishing t strain In the apiarian situation In Irelut There is still considerable uuxlety as the fate of the bill In the House of Lon whore efforts will be made b ) the lar lords to secure amendments in their 01 interests These efforts may be expect to command much bympath ) among t pe-ers , but the chant es are the bill w pubs in its present form The eventK of the lubt week have demo Btruted that Mr A. J Balfour is a me capable pilot than he has recentl ) be credited with being His leadership In t House of Commons during the later da has hhown that he possesses a tenaclo grip which has enabled him to recover mu of the ground lost by the failure of t educational bill. The Saturday Review sajs today "T Irish land bill Is as peed BE passed , and I because the House of Commons has recc nlzed that the reign of shlll-shully is ovi and that for once it has nt Its head a m who knows whut iswunted uud means have it" The Spectator Ba > B"We will find tl the close of the session will show that S Balfour has secured n considerable succt under very unfavorable circumstances I dislo.vul followers have much less renson i congratulation Mr Balfour Is reull ) t cement of the adininistiation. " WANTS NILE AND ZAMBEZI. The South African association hud a dl ner on Wednesday , at whlih the marqi of Lome presided His loruship , who is son-in-law to the queen , made u remur nble speech , in the course of which he su he belie-ved the Brltibh would be just much masters on the Zambezi before lor nb they would be also masters on the Nl He remembered a short time ago SB ) ing Ccil Rhodes , "We mean to take the Nile } ou will take the Zambezi. " to which X Rhode-s had unswered' "Thut is c.act what we mean to do" The situation in Rhodesia is looked up here with unxiety The force at the dis ] sition of Sir Frederick Cairiugton IB i gurded b ) military men us quite iuudcquc to cope with the rebellion of the Mutabel ) The lute-Bt news from Buluwayo is to t effect thut Sir Frederick does not propo to again enter the Matoppo hills , but th he will surround those hills with u se-ri of forts , and BO hern in the Matubeles Tt IB regarde-d here as un indirect admissli thut In the fight of last Monday the Briti tomes did not achieve a decided EUeeei It is pointed out that the Matoppo hi extend for seventy miles , which fact bhoi that the fort idea is one of a very lur order. The recent attack upon a w oman trovell : in a railway carrlaga has renewed the ai tntlon for the fcubstitution of corridor cc riage-B for the compartment curs , now UBC upon the ruilwujs of Great Brltal Questions have been asked in the House Commons looking toward compelling t railways to adopt corridor carriages , u : the Bourd of Trade IB now communlcatii with railway companies on the subject SOCIALISTS TO INVADE LONDON The wave of socialistic trouble , whl swept over Lille , in France , Btirred up ' the arrival of Herren Liebknecht , Bob Singer and other foreigners , attending t HOCialist congress there thib week , w reach London tomorrow. Though Lille h a socialistic mayor and deput ) , it is ci dent that the people of thut city nre n pre-pare-d to cwallow such w hole-bale 01 bursts of socialism as were indulged in 1 the congress , and the result has been ric of such a character as would if they hud ha pened in Paris , sus the Times , have sent shiver throughout Europe. The troul Blurted with the posting of a placard ! the municipality Inviting the inhabitants welcome their brothers from ubroa Counter placards were posted b ) republics Inciting the people to hits the procetBio sdp when the socialist procession march through the clt ) em Friday evfulng , it w pre-etcd with cries "Vive la France ! " ui "A Bas PruBse' " The line wnb broken ai the ma ) or became separated from the pi cession The musicians at the heud of t procession were dibpen-cd. The crov waved their tricolor flags , which the t ciallBtB tried to belie and tear. The international BoclnllEt und trude uul congress begins at St Murtin'B town hi on Moudu ) London will dcmbtltub ret el all the anarchistic and soclallEtlc dema BtratiouB incident to thlb eongreBE durl , the next week more culml ) than t ebullitions of the congress at Lille we ? received there nfc the presence of Germu in London furnishes no political provoc tton Preliminary to the congresb , the will be a monster demonstration in Hy park tomorrow of Boc-iallst w orkerg end tru unionists "in favor of international pea and umltj " There vlll be twelve pJt forme and us many different chairmen , i of the latter well known figures in lab or political circles Two delegates from t continent will speak in French and Gennu The congress which assembles on Mou'd hus four German delegations , tweiit-bov French and four from the Vnlted Stat < The uuurchlbtE. as distinguished from t state socialists , wi'l hold a weH-omlinj men ing of their own in a separate hall i Tuesday evening Among the notable peoj who "will attend the meetings during t week -Hill be found Eluie Reel" * Prin Krapotkinp Sebastian Foure James Kcl Hurdle Tom Mann. Ben Tllk-tt , Louis Michel and others They will -join in th deliberations of tht congrec * Herr Llel kne-cht , Herr Singer and other Jorclgn dele gates reached London today. TALL OP Til 11 CtUTAIN Ol.OMHO Viitiltj Tiilr Miow 1rnti I Tr 'il fret tli * Cltj tu Die Coiititrj. rCoiHTlcht 1S"6 in th < - Awwlntfd TreRR.1 LONDON July 2n With the pre-aer we-ek the London season comes to an cni Incited , there has be-en already a larp exodus of fashionable people to the couutr ; where for some time to come Vanlt } Fal will have full course The roval weddln nt Buckingham palace was of course , tb chief social event of the week Ou that do all tbe big houf.cs uud clubs in Piccadlll hud large lunche-on parties to see tinpn cession The Bnchelore' club the duke un duchess of Marlborouph und Mrs Bradlc H Martin were among those who had Ktnai A society paper snys Queen Victoria hi token quite u four ) to the duchess i Marlbnrouph ( formerl ) Miss Coimuelo Vni derbllt ) According to thlb high authorlt "Her maje-Bt ) lb nol peuerallj partial I AmerlcuiiB v\ho cuptuie ju-oiile , und hi cordlnllt ) in Ihe cnse of the duchebs i Marlborough has been remarked upon I court ciicle-b as quite unusual " Dorotliea Bird s marriage to Henr ) 1 Irving , which took pluie on MouJu ) , quit rivaled the wedding two dub laler of tl Princess Maud and Prince Charlei of Dei mark , in the public attention , uttrnctinp crowd numbering into the thousands , whit blocked the btree-t In front of the c-hurc where the cereniou ) wub prtformed und : the vicinity of the house vvhe < re subs quentl ) a reception was E'ven ' The eiov called "Trilby" until the bride appear * upon the balcony and drank a plubB of chui : pagneto their health On Monda } evening Sir Edward Law so proprietor of the Dull } Telegraph gave fete in the Telegraph building blmilar the Paris Firaro's celebrated parties Tl three Danish princes , Ciown Prince Frc' ' erlck und his two bout , Prince Chtlbtlan ai Prince Charles and the- duke of Cumbrldi were among Sir Edward's guests who tot prcut interest in the printing room ai baw the paper go to press All tl rooms were elaborately det orated wl : flowers , and the baud of tlie Scots puan fcupplied the niuUc The invitations reu "Music , mnchluer ) " The corieet attire for penllemeii at fas iounble parden paitles conbibts of the ic-g latlon long frock coat of . dark pra ) Tl uewe-st waistcoats are drab and cut doub breasted Gra } plov e-s are uuiversall ) w or but neckties maj be of any color co : sistent with peed taste Among the passenpen , on l mrd the Amc lean linci Parib which railed from Seat ampton toda } . w ub Mr Charles W Boil } ng the Culifoinia millionaire. Mr Hurry McAlniont , the well kuov horsemi-n and part owuenif the yacht Vt kvrie III , was a passenger on board t ! Normandir , which sailed for New Yo ; } Cbterdu ) . THE \TEJIS CL SE I-OIt THE C1IASO I > oiiiliii I'lnj liiiiiM < * h vClur < ln * ltd nil ft tlitluHic IIiiK * , . ( CojijTlcht 16 % In tlie AH8Cic--mtpa I'rctb ) LONDON , Jul ) 23 Most of the icai lug " \Vefat End theaters are now close the St James and the Lce-um fo lowing suit tonight. The music hal are consequentl ) leaping the benefit ur the principal ones , uotabl ) the Empire nt Alhumbra , nre doing u tremendous busineb It IB pi enable the next piece , or itb in mediate successor , at the Hajmaikct , uudi Cril Maude's management , ib the ne- comedy upon which Dr Couun Dole an Junieb Pane have colluboruted Dr. Do ) . Is now ut his countr ) pluce iu Sum.TV acts and the prologue nre ulread ) con Pie-ted F C Bernard and M. Lehmann hav colluborated upon a new comic opera I which George GrosBmlth will probably u ] pear , upon the termination of his proviucli tour The composer is Sir Alexander Mai Kenzle An agreement -HUB signed on Thurndii by which Mr Maurice Gruu becomes tl manager of the ioal opera nt Coveut Gu : den ou a salary. Buck of Mr. Grau is committee of subscribers , headed b ) Ea de Grey and Mr Hurry Hlggln TheBe gentle-men ure the real powers bc-hln the throne , OB the ) were even when S AugUBtub Harris WUB ullve und manugiu the Roval opera house E S Willard will open his American sei son at Boston November 1C. Henry B Irving has canceled his Ame lean e-ngagement and will re-main In Lei don Mr Irving was led to thin step I : the fact that the contract of his brld Dorothea Baird , with Mr. Tree has not ) i terminated Mr Tree is coiihlderiug proposition made by ChurlcE Frohman 1 make a tour of the United States , whit w ill extend from October to February. Ma ) Yohe ( Lad ) Francs Hope ) has bee remarkably successful from a financial poll of view in her nmnngemcnt of the ) Cou theater. Robert Hlllliird who is spendlt the summer in London uud Parlh , has , f < the past week been appearing in u one-ai curtain raiser , entitled "The Llttlebt Girl , ut this house Leird Francle Hope , who devote-d to his wife , is nightly to be bet attending to affairs in the front of tl theater. ICVl'HIES 1-OH THIS HIUTISII DEItir. HiiHtiur I'lirtiKThliip llctTn-fii IMcri liii Illurd HIM ! Ioril -iM-nfor < t. ( C r > rlclit ItHC Iu the Aiai * latea I'rtai. ) LONDON , Jul ) L'S A radnp purtnersh hub been formed between Mr Pierre Lori laid und Lord William Beresford Tl horses will run under the .colors of e-ithi owner , UE oecuElon requires Mr Lorillai nitulns a stare in the management of tl combined Etubleb. The Derby entries for JtliS closed c Tuesda ) The list of colts IE much long * than usual The prince of Wales entei two , Mr August Belmout three , Mr. Ollvi H P. Belmont ones. Mr. Richard Crock ) two , Mr Pierre Lorlllard six , und a 111 number are entered by Mr. MeCalmon Lord Rosebery , the duke of Webtinlnbt ) und Sir Tatton SkeE. i KXCC > . > .I-I. in Crrir. ATHENS , Ju ! ) 2S Newts has been r telved from Hera 1.1 ion of a serious nutur The Turkish troops mussed ftt the pates i the city , but their endeavors to enter we : frustrated by tbe government. They ai committing the wildest excesses in tbe BU rounding country Christians in the eas ern provinces , hitherto quiet , nre usseu bllng at Moledlzl and arc tailing lor imm dlate bujjilies of rifles and mmunltlon. Aklruiioiiicrk Ou So rlli. ( CnpyrlBht. lkie , b } tae Aiwuclbted ITess ) LONDON , July 25 A party of ostron mere left London today for liadko. Ca ] North , to obberve the ecllpbe of the Bun c Augutt B uud 8. under the direction of t ! roiil ttbtrouomer .nd Sir Robert Ball. FLOODS IN COLORADO Damping Parties Oarriod Awny by a Terri We Tidal SECOND BAD STORM FOLLOWS THE HRS1 Twenty-Nine Persons Known to Be Dead a lir-rison and Golden. MANY HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPES REPORTEI One Child Eescued Out of Three Families o Eighteen Persons. BEAR CREEK CANYON A DANGEROUS SPO' I'lixnrltt' Miniiiicr - < > rl nt I > e-ii-\ - 1'fiiplc tli - * of mi A fill LMniiHUT MIIIIJ Iloillt-i. Clone llcj mill Ilvo > vrj . DENVER , July 25 The cloudburst 1 the foothlllb west of Denver last niqht , rt BUltlng In floods in which twent-nlne pet sons are known to have perished , wus fol lowed this nfternonn bj another tcrrlbl storm , the Hie of which huE seldom bee Been In this tlclnlt } . About 1 30 p m dark clouds gathered 1 the northwest and lapldlj rolled towar the citv A little betou 2 o'clock rain an hall began to lull furlouhly According \ Weather Observer Bi uudenburg , ( .event ouc-hundredthb of nn inch of vvater fe-11 I ten minutes , bratlnp all local records Th downpour continued with komewhat dimlt ; Ished nevcrlt } for hulf an hour and It ralne at Intervalb ull the ufte-rnonn The fton was accompanied b } frequent severe flashc of llqhtnint ; , liut so fur at jet known the-r was no loss of life in this clt } and th damage WUE confined principal ! ) to th breaking of window llchts and the prow In crops The btorm plued havoc with th flowers and hhrubbe-r.v at the cltj park an v arlous grreuhoUHi s throughout the clt buffered severely. At Morrlton be cnteen miles from Der vcr , in the foothills , where tv\ent-two pci sons were diowned In the flood last nlch' people were terror-ctricken when thrjsa' the nt fond bta-rn approaching this afto ] noon Hail began to fall soon after 1 o'clocl The rtorm continued with Btendll } Incicat tng force until nearl ) 4 o'clock , when black cloud of unusual dcnsitj began t gather In the viclnit } of Mount Vernon , fev miles from Mnnison There the clou burst and in an instant n wall of wate came down the guMi full } blx fee-t hlchc than was eve : been before Everything i Its path wrs wanned awa > Tb ° : niii torrent carried along w ith it bouses , barm trees and debris of all kinds The flood i this gulch last evening WOP but slight eon pared to this It Is hoped but il is b } n .incanEiCerlalu , that-.thc residents and camj ers in the gulch , reallrlng their 'danger , hu all escaped to places of safety before th fined came cameRAIN RAIN FALLING STILL Every house in Morrison is flooded , watc having spread out all ovei the place Rui is still falling furiously and tbe clement pie making such an uproar that it .Is Jm possible to move around to judge Junt vhc damage has been done Bilovi the tow there have bee > n searching parties along th creek seeking for the unrecovered bodies o the dead in lust tiicht'b disaster , and thcr are fears that membcis of thete panic have been caught in this la > H tidal wave. Morrlbon is indeed a stricken cit ) , un fenr IB expressed thut tlic end is not yel Tamllieb are afraid to occupy their homei not knowing at what time they may b overwhelmed in u flood Happil ) the rumor of greater loss of life than that already re ported in the floods lust night at Morrison Golden and Mount Vernon have not bcei confirmed The dead number twenty-nine and include the following. Dead at Morrison : MRS MOSES MILLER AND THRE ] CHILDREN of Morrison. Tiom Denver. MRS AS PROCTOR. ROBERT JAMES PROCTOR , 5 3 cars olc GRACE PROCTOR , 7 jcars. EDITH PROCTOR. 2 } eais. MRS T T CASEY. JAMES CASEY , 10 ) cars. EDITH CASEY , B ) ears. MAMIE CASEY , 7 ) ears. ANNA CASEY , E } curB. CLARA CASEY , S years. MRS ANTHONY HERRES , EUGENE HERRES , 7 jears. MABEL HERRES 2 yearb. JOSEPHINE HERRES , C years , CARROLL HERRES , 4 jears. THOMAS M'GOUGH , 21 jeare old , Duy ton , O , eouBln of Mrs. Cabey. ANNIE HANSEN , 20 ycurs old , sen an of the Proctors. CHILD OF J. C. LONGNECKER of Mar rlbon Fatal ! ) injured : Child of J C Longnccker. Dead at Golden A A. JOHNSON. MRS. A A JOHNSON , MRS 3 T. EDWARDS. Numerous parties from Denver , campln out at Evergreen , Idle-wild , Jdlednlo , uu other places In the mountains near Mai risen , are safe. Many hulr breadth ehcupc and thrilling rescues are re-ported Of the twent-two persons drowned u Morrison , oul ) thirteen bodies have bee recoveie-d Some may never be fouuc having been carried many miles down th stream and buried under debris. ONE CHILD SAVED. Mrs A S Proctor and her four chlldrei Mrs T. F Casey and live children , Mn Anthony Hurrcb and four children , Ann ! Hunsru , servant , and Thomab McGough , cousin of Mrn Cube * } , eighteen in ull , wer living in n large cottage on the bankb t Btur creek A great bunk of vvuter struc the house before the occupants realized the ! danger and can kid it bodll ) away All th inmates perished except Ireni Proctor , age ID , whose long hair esught in driftvvaoc holding her until eld came J C Longnecker's house WBB vatbod EV. a and dabbed to pieces ugalntt a rock Mi and Mrs Longueicker and three of the ! children weie thrown high uud dry on hilEide One child was drowned. One i those bimd was bad ! ) injured , but wl recover. The walls of Bear Creek conon at plaet rise almost perpendicular ] ) bOO feet , an nearly ever ) tummer it U the scene of flood but in tpite of the danger it nab ! > ec a favorite resort of Denver people Tb damage to the Denver and Rio Grande th Santa Ft > and the main 'me of the Gul railroad -will be quickly : ep.urcl : but ther THE BEE BULLETIN. r"orrr i < t for Ixioal llHlnf Vuriiicr South "Winds Pnpc 1. KtiglUli Opinion of Aiiirrlrnti I'olltlCK. Arthur llrtHour l'p Acalu. Colorado Cniiioti I ucllrr I > rownt'il. Ilr.inii Niiiulimtinl b ) tlir I'opullHt * . ! l. TrxHit KliUrr * SIM-III In r.tiriirKU Mr. ltosi > liter J-iicuks H ! "Vork. IMiKlnlrr ( .lull In Nilil-ui-kH lluir. , IMmhil ; tlic ( "roi n i'rolilcin. 4 , t.nKt VV'ci'k in Iitirnt 'xiolnl Clrnlvt. l riuii nn Oitmli * M < iniuii AlirttMd. T > . * - tntiHlUHtlou ( 4. < iiO.OKl ( ( Short. Itcnl ] : Htnt ( Vnlueo Are "set Hint ; . Affulr-K H ! Snutli Oiiiiilm. C. Council HtuftN I.niiil MHttrrn. I'oiltliniH In flu Mx-I > H ) Kxeii. ( liiinlm t rlckcl em HI-HI Gut Cltys. 7. Wi-iUlj CrlHt I Sinrtliii | ; OO KI. H. i : < hiii-t. from the- Ante Itoom * . . 111. "KllllllHllH' . " CllllliUxloll. " \ CliiiHC'-il I'm IB. " 11 VV oniiiii HIT VII'M und Her AVorlit , IS , Ijttlt orl4l ; mill Ceuiliiii nt. in. Conilui tin : H .Njitlorml ( 'HUiplllpn. Aiiii-ri < iiii HlMnr ) In Stinc. 14. Ciiiulni ri IH ! HIII ! 1'inuncltil Ni-ui , . N < - HIMDlrii t to tin OrlrnU If , . Now COIOCH ( \luiiilnuin Vpii. KuutliHlilorH < li ln H stronc 1'olnt. Ki. In tin * M IK-I-UIIC World. arc extensive wushoutE on the Gulf brunt h in Clear Creek cam on und on th Florence and Cripple Creek rend The torrtnts which rushed down th cauoiiB upon Morrison and Golden IUB night were ttUBed b ) u terrific uiountali storm , which extended for 100 miles o more Fiom Boulder in the north , wber the damage wab hllpht. all down the rung west of Denver ulnuibt to Pueblo , the btorr Bnept its debtructlve wu ) . At Morrison and Golden the torrents tor awu ) buildings uprooted trees , washed ou long Btretches of railroad tracks , svxeji av\a > bridges and spread unulhllatlo thiough the towns Their work was brie : UK the warnings the } gave were inadequate and almost be-foic the citizens of the Btrlcke communities knew what had happened th floods passed leaving oul ) a diudl ) slle-uc and blptiB e > f devastation everwhere Al tliat could be done In the darkue-bs and con fusion was done by the rescuers Mcr women und children weie e\tricated fret daiipt-rous predicaments , let dovvn from th roofs of floating houfces , helped out of tree and drawn out of the er ) whirl and deul of the toiietils. A t le-phone mcbFuge receiv ed from Golde-i Colo. sayB that the * bodies of four wome drov-ued in the flood last night were foun this morning In Mount Vernon canon , nea Morrlbon The bodies have been identlfle as those of Mis'-es Delia and Mar ) Home ] daughters of Judge Homer of Denver , an Mlns , s Holmcb and Warrt-n , also of Denvei viho have been camping out together. FLOODS AT PIT TSIirUG. PITTSBt'RG Julv 2i"i The greatest of a ! floods in the Meinonguhelaalle ) pweepln dovMi that btream has caused the rivet here to rc-nch a btage of twentv-flve fee vihlch has flooded the lower distrlctb 1 both cities The general conditions througl out the MonongahBTa'TclItjy ' "are crltlca The lower end of Mcle bEport'"bj'fiH ' > dcd an u fev" more Inchcr of water will rench man of the v , arehouncB &long Its bankc ct tha city DruperBbuiE in inundated , the wate reaching the uucond ttorles of many of th houses , Thib lost rise was caused b cloudbursts and heavy ruins at the head c the Monougahelo. In many places the were the beavirKt known in tvveut-0v ) eurB. The amount of damage will jirol : ably reach $ ] ,000 000 CINCINNATI July 25 Reports from Wes Virginia , Keutuckv and Ohio bhovv that al the UIbutarleb of the Ohio river are over flowing the bunkh The damage to railroad end other piopert } is general and vcr gient The danger of n con tinuouB rise of the Ohio is be-llevt-d todu to be passed The Hoods ulong the trlli utarics uie reported to have reached the ! height and the -weather is dealing PARKERSBURG , W Va , Jul ) 2r Th town e > f Auburn , Richie count ) , hns bee : luld waste b ) tbe hcuv ) ruins Every star In the * place WUB flooded The whole vul lt > ) of Boone creek was devuhtatcd Th Ohio liver will icach the danger poln here tomonov\ noon nvu niioncs Ktor THE UAJII HOIIHC of A . -niil nt riiie Tinin Siij- tluKxl'r < * niK-r Aus -HiiiiiKl1il < - . CAPE TOWN , Jtil ) 25 The HOUBC of At sombly has unnuimouhl ) adopted the te port of the select committee on the sub ject of the Jumeson raid on Johanuehbuip The it-port finds that Mr Cecil Rhodes , wh at the time wnb jircmler of Cape Colon ) wab full ) acquainted with the preparation for the laid and that Mr Aided Belt , director of the Britlbh South Afilcu Chur tered compan ) , Dr Jume-hon and Di Ruther ford HurriB , also a director of the BrltlB ! South Africa company , we-ie active promot t-rs of the raid The re-port further de clures that there is no evidence that Mi Rhodes Intended that thePitsana fore should Invade the TrntiE-\uu ) uninvited , bu that at the bnmo time there was an ubhenc of an ) poiemptor ) command from Mi Rhodes foibidding the raid Rhodes an Hanlb , it IB deUured , diufted u telegiur containing such prohlbltor ) commuuds , bu thei uietiBuge wus never dlbpatched. With tliene facu in view , the loport BUJI the committee cannot acquit Mr. Rhodes ci responslbllit ) The repoit fuither allege thut ul ! the fund * for the raid were con tilbuted by the Biltibh South Africa cow puny uud with the knowledge of the Lon don office * , the money being ufti-rwurd re funded b ) Mr Rhodes In closing the rt port baB thut the committee ib forced t the conclusion that the action of Mi Rhodes WUE not consistent with his dut ) u premier of Cape Colon ) III5J'13\t.II OK Jims. 1 AJIIIK-IULLISIl IlliiuiiKliiK- < JIMIllroiilihl AKiiliiM Clulntlll iu lH < , ri > < - f-ull. LONDON. Jul ) & In tl-e Yuide-Bulle divorce CIIBC- , counsel for Mrt Yaide-Bulle ojie-ned for the clcfcube today He Butd tla e-iuelt ) and adulte-ry on the part of the wif were denied uud that it would be prove ; that the respondent wat not u drjLkin , womuu He ulto alleged thut Gadi.eu , th co-respondent in this action , hud been ten to Eugl&ud b ) Mrt General Kirkhuin of Su ; Prancibco , mother of tbe rewpondent , t protect the wife's inlerebt against the hut band A witness for the defeiibe , Mrs Goslir toBtifiod that the hud committed adultu with Mr Yurfle-Bullar This wltiiLtt' tei tlraou ) WUB confirmed by that of Mri Purkir. Polioemen FV.OTO that the ) hud ee-en th peitltioiier in company with tirotttltutcr 1'riilrlt * J'lr * In Soulli ItnUolii. CHAMbEhLAIN S D Jul ) 25 ( fepw U TeleBrum i Pruine fire en tbe Yuckto re.berM.tlou burned roiibideruble buj an dck'roved the Mtfurete cju BUJUI two tov\u of laud. BRYAN m WATSOS Populist Party nt St. Louis Yokes the AES with the Steer. NEBRASKAN NOMINATED ON FIRST BALLOT Norton of Hlhiois ns Practically His Only Opponent. COMMITTEE EMPOWERED TO CHANGE ALL Eesolution Adopted Sofore the Ballot that May Upset the Ticket. JIM WEAVER OF IOWA NAMES THE WINNER el Wiird It < > c > cl.il UK lo IVlivtlicr the S -l - > t Ml Ctiiiilliliitv AXill A < < < ] > t Hit- Honor Conferred on. Him li ? lllh 1-rlfiulK. ST. LOV1S , July 25 William Jennings Bran of Nebraska , who wus nomlnute-d by the democratic national convention ut Chl- enpo n faitnlght npo WUR toda ) made the btuudurd biaicr of the * popullt-t imrty by a vote of 1,04 ! to 821. The democratic can didate. WUB nominated in the fae-o of hl own ptotest in the shape * of u te-lepium di recting the withdrawal of nib name scut to Senator Jones after Sew all , his running mute had been ditched for the vice presi dential nomination InU night and Thomas E Watson of Georgia had been named for second uluee on the ticket It was also made iu the fute of an oppposltloii no bitter thut , after the convention adjourned , tome of the ladlcals held n rump convent ion The lubt session of the conveuMnn whica lusted from 9 SO thlt. morning until ultnost C o clock this nfternoou , wub uiurKed by beetles of turbulence nud iiolt. ) excitement which several times bordere'd em uctuul llot and which almost precipitated personal eol- llrlous One fist fight did occur , a eleileg.i'o v\us ejected and a West Virginia delegate , Inflamed b ) the uctlon of the couvcntlon , wulked hUlli.nl > out of the hull. Th * ktorm eeiitet , UB on the three previous dns , was In the Tcxab de-leputlou But the real ! } dramatic fca'tncs of this j wild ECbElon wete enacted behind the Bee-ties. Rumcis of what was going on in the wings reached the delegates , but they Ktie-A noth ing definite 1) . and to the vei ) end a mtb- biige from Mr Bian whlca might have changed the rebult V.UB Kept f-om their eaib To utld to the other features of the day , the convention wub without music uud the hull was litleied and Ijeilrewn with the grime und dlit ot jesterduy's tv\olvo-hour bitting It was not expected that the con vention v ould last mure than three daB and the contract made -with the local com mittee cxpiied last nirht. CROSS THE BRIDGE LATER The populist Br > an inaimpein decided nt the outset toda } to dlsrcpnid Mr Bryan's telegram of lust night nnd to nominate him end Rtrcightcn out the tangle afterward. They htnrted out to rush his nomination through before uii ) other candidate could tie put iu the field , Ub a font ball team , by means of a brilliant A ) ing wedge , Boine- timcb forces a goal But the Intel ferenco was too much for them and their line was bioken. General Weaver of low a , the populist candidate in 1BS2. placed Hrjnu in nomination , Mid General Field of Virginia , who wub Weaver b lunnlug mute , ufter a brief speech , moved to make the nomination . unanimous Chairman Allen held the motion WUB in order , and until that motion WUB de rided the call of htulcs for nominations , which was the Older of the convention , could not pioceed This ruling almost precipi tated a riot. Some che-eie-d , some cuibed , came fought , and there would piobabl ) have liecn Berlous trouble had not the Brnn leaders wlbcly concluded to abandon this bo re guided hlph-uandod piogrum But in doing so they opened the flood gates , nud for Elx hours the convention was deluged with oratory. Almost ever ) ' Elate and terrltor ) had itb inning em the plut- foim Most of the BpcnkerB bccondcd Bonn's nomination About flftj Eccoiid- Ing bpeeckefi were made nnd some of them were both eloquent uud blillluut. The mlddle-of-tbc-road contingent iiiblbted upon knowing at every opportunity , inluvv ot his te-legrain , whether Bnun would Bland on the platform uud ucccpt the nomination. But ull these pointed qucbtloiib we-re neatly pairled Judge Green of Nebraska uud oth ers -vouched for BIUUB sympathy with pop- ulihllc principled , but that WUB ull the butlE- facllou the radicals could get The Texas delegation then hent u me-Buage to Mr Biyun at Lincoln , pulling the dliect question to him To this no u-ply wub rticelveid ALLEN PROVIDES THE KEY. But the dunociatic candidate hod he-en in cunblunt eominuuicution wilh Senator JOIIC-B , chairman of the democratic committee , and word came to the convention that Jones had u meiiBugc vhlch hewuuted the conven tion to hear. It WUB then that upon the suggestion of Senator Allen u motion van curried iu the laufuUou jitbt befotc the bal lot was taken that ma ) JHOVU the key by which the eomplicatiou altendlng the de- blred union of ull the bilver foiccE may bo unlocked H WCE a motion conferring upon the national committee plenary powers ull the power , m. the motion fctuled , of the convention itself Borne of the radicals pricked up their cars when the motion WUB put , and thcie vub a vague protest , but it ib certain thut the rank und file of the convention did not realize UB full Import , AB the roll cull WUB prociedlug Governor Stone of Missouri uppeured on the platform with the lirjun mc-usagc. but Senator Allen would nut permit him to ic-ud it to tbe con vention and Stone retired very much dis concerted The populist IcudeiB had de cided to go ahead , IncEpedlve of Die vviBbei of the democtutic HIUUUCI-IB Huniorfc that such a message wus In the convention aroused the Lone Slur dclrgatct lo frenzy and Stump At > hb ) deuiuuded to know if theie wus a message fiom Brun on the secrelar'c table Chairman Allen promptly responded that theic V.UB not , but thut there WUE Borne tulk of n "fictltjous" mexbuce Bomcwbere He had not Been it. Literally , of couibe , Senator Allen was correct. He said afterward , iu explanation of Lit action , that Brun was the overulicluilnE choice of tbe convention , thet the telegram , - whatever ever it was , wee not addressed to the con vention or to a popullBt delegate ; that It WUD jmtely a demociatlc nceotiatlon , and something with which it pojmllut eouveiitlon had nothing to do MORE THAN TWO THIRDS , WUtu the call wai computed U MM fouu'