n THE OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY JANTAKY 12 , 1803
Omaha , January 3 , 1S5S.
/I If
Monday morning at 8 o'clock begins our annual January clearing sale not one solitary
item advertised here but what is a gemime reduction from our former selling prices we mean
to make this sale so large the bargains so great that it will be counted by one and all as
the greatest January Clearing Sale ever held in Omaha you who have patronized
us can see at once how great the reductions are you who. are judges of values can look at
these January offerings compare them with any you may see and we are positive that you
will aoree with us than no such genuine reductions prices have ever been made before.
MAKK-HOOM Looking around a I
SEI.UNU OF corner tolls us to
DHKSS f.OODS hurry. Now goods
will soon want ten-
milage and we must make room for them.
' be greatly differ-
Perlnips tlH-y'll not HO
out from tlii'St' not likely to bo ; but for
' UH , they must < i ; for you It menus great
er wiving than H | > uii(1liK. ( !
In I lie list of hints below , each original
price represents the actual earlier selling
price doubtful if the now stuffs will be
even as cheap as these wore. We are :
paying much more for many coming
tiress stuffs. These In full dress lengths.
5c , was 12c } a yd
I'nrltlc Huttings.
15c , was 2Sc a yd
Oht'vlot Suitings in two tone effects.
22Jc , was ' 10 ; a yd
Invisible Check Sultlups.
* 25c , w.is nOc a yd
Hcnutlful Suitings , extraordinary value
small checks and mixed effects.
33 l-3c , was SOc a yd
Three Toned Cheviots 20 different styles
to snlert from.
55c , was 75c a yd
Novelty Suitings.
3'Jc. w.is ( ! ( ) ; a yd
Hrocade nnd leisured Novelties.
5c ! ) , was SI.00 a vd
Choleo Novelty Mixtures.
57c , was al.t)0ayd.j )
Desirable Suitings.
7c. ! ) was $1.25 a yd
New J.icquard Novelties.
7Sc ( , was $1.25 a yd
Two Toned Arnni.'o Novelty.
OOc , was SI.25 a yd
KiiBllsh Novelties.
( 3c. was $1.00 a yd
M'lntiRO Suitings.
( ! ! ) c , w.is $1.25 a yd
Suitings. I
5c ! , was Wi ) a yd
llasket Novelties. ' j
6 ! ) ; , was $1.00 a yd
T\vo Toned I'ebblo Cloth.
02Jc , was $1.01) ) a yd
Two Toned Hasket Novelty.
C ! ) c , was $1.00 a yd. . .
Ilnndsomo Tailor Suiting.
? )8c ) , was $1.50 a yd
Granite Tailor Suiting" ,
4 ! ) ; . was 85s a yd
I'ebblo Cloth. I
89c , wasl./IOa yd
Two Toned Tailor Suiting.
39c , was 75c a yd
Novelty Suiting.
J)8c ) , was $1.50 a yd
Silk and Wool Novelties.
31c , was 4Oe a yd
Jamestown Plaid Suitings.
SOc , was 50c a yd
Plaid Suiting * .
43 ; , was ( > 5i a yd
Hasket I'lnlds , very choice.
8'Jj , was $1.25 a yd
Ottoman Plaid Suiting.
BLACK Not a single
DRESS reason why
GOODS you should
not save half
the price of your black
dress if ynn buy dur-
insj this great special
clearance sale Liciutty
that has only tarried
hero because of the
largo wirclmso made
early in the season ,
wo have marked tlio
balance of them at
hurrying prices to
close them out.
25c , was 37c } a yd
Twenty-llvo distinct styles to select
from. It Is worth a visit here Just to
Hee thorn.
51)c , was 75ca yd
And such a line of them-yoiijmyo been
buying them all season at 7jc-all new
styles and wouves.
75)c ) , w.is'l.Olu ) yd
Yes , each ono of these choice novelties
remember , they woie
Ua perfect ueni
Imi.oVtod . to sell at l.00-tho best
choosing Is inndo early.
OS : , was $1.25 and $1.50
Pnrli novelty-nil the choleo deslRns
tlio best Paris mamiiueturcrs-
from
und such , a line of thorn-one of the
most beautiful , most swell over shown
by ua-You cannot afford to inltw see
ing them at least.
Si / ! wns $2.25 a yd
Prices tipped sky high by tariff-but
umble.1 lower than over 1 > y our great
January clearance sale " > ese "Ices
scarcely coino again for lull one-
tiilrrtmore , tlmn wo are asking for
them during this sale.
MUFFS Those will nharo In the general -
oral mioriueo.
Finest $300 HIeetrlo Seal Muffs , the Jj.lX )
hid itt' $2.w > each.
J3.5Q ,
Wool Seals , Husslan Mnrten-tho
V > r. itltids at $1.73 each.
Battle Cry of the Ojpwtion in the Ohio
Senatorial Contest.
BOTH SIDES NOMINATE THEIR TICKETS
'Hi'innln ' Awny from
Ten lU-pnwU'1" " "
1'liflr 1'urO' Ciiui'HHpH , lint Three
of 'I'lienirv llc-
| ported Sick. *
COLUMBUS. 0. . Jan. 1. The caucuses for
tlie nomination of oltlccrs of the legislature ,
which convenes next Monday , were held to
night. Usually these caucuses ore of etato
Interest only. Tonight the re-election of
Senator Hanna was directly Involved , and In
directly , but openly and aggressively , repub
lican opposition In Ohio to President Me-
Kin ley1 and bis appointments asiumed or
ganic factional form , The result of the cau
cuses showed that the nominees of the Hauua
SILKS
SHORT AND
LONG HITS AT
SHORT PRICES
\Vo cannot toll you
bow many pieces wo
are going show
there nro so iminy
that wo bnvo no
time to count them.
Bright women will
come when they
rend this tid. for
.they know every ref -
f duc'tion ia genuine.
25c , was $1.00 a yd
Fancy I'lclsse.
C3c , wns SI.00 nnd $1.25 a yd i
Black Hroeades. I
7 < 1c , wns St.25 and $1.50 a yd
Black Ilrocades.
42c , was Sac ; 50 : , w.is $1.00 ; ( i2c $ ,
wns $1.25 ; 75c , was $1.50
Remnants Ulack Sllks-5 to S yd lengths.
50j , w.is $1.00 ; < > 2 c , was $1.25 ;
70o. was $1.40 ; 7nc , was $1.50
. a yd
Black Molro Silks.
< J2Jc , was $1.25 ; 75c , was $1.50
a yd
Black Moire Velour.
lOc , was $1.00 a yd
Colored Molro Velours , i
We , was SI.50 a yd
Tinsel Vcstlngs.
We , was 75c and $1.00 a yd
Short lengths Colored Duchessc and
Rhadnmes.
25c , was ( iOc a yd
Drapery Silk. '
iJ2c. } was $1.25 a yd
Fancy Taffeta Silks , black ground , shot
with bright colors.
40c , was $1.00 a yd
Fancy Armure Silk , black grounds , shot
with bright colors.
37Jc , was 75c , : > ! ) c , was ! Kc ) , 42c ,
was S5c. 'l'c ! ) , w.is $1.00 and
$1.25 a yd
Fancy Novelty Silk for waists.
42jc , was 85c , 49c , was $1.00 and
$1.25 a yd
Plaid Silks.
KID
GLOVES
4Sc per puir
A few
sizes
only of
S-incb
Mouscruc-
talre
Suede
and Glace Kid Gloves , sold at Jl.T.'i pet
pair.
Sizes , 5V4 , C l , Ci and 7 now 4Sc pel
pair.
WOOL HOODS. Clearing sale of these
FASCIISA.TORS articles to make roorc
AND SKIRTS for sjrJnj ! tiu ° ds
Note the reductions
and then como and see for yourself
73c Black and Colsred Fascinators re
duced to fiQc each.
fiOo and 50c Black Fascinators reduced
to ICic each.
COc colored Fascinators reduced to 2oc
each.
23c Black Fascinators reduced to 13c
each.
$2.2 , " > Black and White Crochet Shawls
2 yards square , reduced to $1.50 each ,
A lot of small Black Ice Wool Squares
that were Me and Me , reduced to ioc
each.
A LOT OF W1I1TR ICK WOOL
SQUARES AT THK FOLLOWING
PrtlCKS :
$2.00 reduced to ll.HO each.
$1.73 reduced to $1.23 each.
Jl.no reduced to $1.00 each.
$1.23 reduced to 73c each" .
A LOT OF BLACK ICK WOOI
SQUARES AT THE FOLLOWING
PRICES :
$3.00 reduced to $2.00 tnch.
$2.00-rcduced to $1.CO each.
73c reduced to tOc cacb.
IN LADIES' KNITTED SKIRTS Wl
HAVE CUT PRICKS AS FOLLOWS
Jl.CO Skirts reduced to 73o each ,
Il.tO Skirts reduced to $1.CO each.
$1.73 Sklrtt : reduced to $1.23 each ,
$2.00 Skirts , reduced to $1.23 each.
$2,25 Skirts , reduced to $1.50 each.
INFANTS BONNETS-
Our entire stock , consisting of colore
silk , velvet and cloth Bonnets ; urean
silk Bonnets , cream silk Bonnets an
Angora Bonnets to be allowed 20 pe
cent off each bonnet.
Also a lot of Colored Silk Crochet Bon
nets at $1.00 each ,
LINENS
Tliorij is nothing
ing- dearer to
the heart of n
Rood house
keeper than
line linens
in olden times
the dowry of
u g-ood wife
often consist
ed of her
stock of fine
homo made
linens und
today as of
old , linens
still t-otill n
their hold on
the peed housewife in out- great Jan
uary cloui-iny : sale we Diuko it easy to
replenish your stock of these beautiful
Scotch , Irish and Gorman yooda.
Note our prices : < i
TABLIC DAMASK
All our $ l.i > 0 Bleaclu l Table Damask
now OSc.
All our S1.2.Blenchdl Table Damask
now SOc.
All our $1.03 Bleach 0.1 Table Damask
now 75c.
All our SJc Bleucho l Ta.lole Damask
now COc.
All our SOc Cream Ta.ble Dama.ik now
25c.
All our DOc Turkey Red Damask now
23C.
TAHLI3 CLOTHS
All our $1.75 Bleached T.iblo Cloths , 2'i
long , now ? l,2."i.
All our $2.nO Bleache < l Table Cloths , 2'Xj
long , now $1.C. .
All our $3.50 BleacheJ T.iblc Cloths , 2Hs
long , now $2.11i.
All our $3.73 Bleaclu'tl T.iblc Cloths ,
yards long , now $2.ui ,
TABLE NAIMCIXS
All our $1.2.1 Table ICapklns now S7c pel
dozen.
All our $2.00 Table Napkins now Jl.KS pel
dozen.
All our $3.7j Table Napkins , now $ J.S ! ) per
dozen.
TOWELS Choice of all our fine towels
usually sold At Ific nqw l ) ( :
n . -S * ' '
; ; . . each. _ _
Choice of all our IJnen Huck Towels ,
usually sold at 25c. now ICc eaoh.-i
All our 7c Crash CM-slies now 3c per
yard.
All our We Crash nor "c } > cr yard.
All our 12Vic Crash n < , \ - Sc poriyard.
DOMES
TICS
In our
domestic
lopartinont
' . o wi 11 offer
m'gnins as
wo have
novcr before
shown our
NOW FOR A CLEAN An oxtrnordl-
UP IN OUU CLOAK nttry Clearing
DEPARTMENT Snlo in which
every price will
bo far below anything horotoloro known
remember this is not a sale of old and
shopworn
garments
but a sale of
cloaks-
some of
which have
only been in
our Btoro
one week
out' cloak
stock is not
largo and
at the prices
wo make
will un
doubtedly
be sndly cut
down in a
short
lime-
Monday morning at S o'cloc'.c will find
us ready to commence fie new year
iwlth renewed effort to < p1easo you.
RADIUS' JACKETS
To make a quick clem up , every coat
In the store will be sold at absolutely
one-half of our regular low prices , as
our goods are all marked In plain fig
ures they will tell the ta'.e themselves.
All our $5.CO Coats will be $2.50 each.
All our $10.0) Coats will be $5.00 each.
All our $1.1.00 COats will be $7.00 each.
All our $20.00 Coats will bo $10.00 each.
All our benutlfill Russian Blouse Coats ,
In 'velvet ' , some worth as high as J33.00 ,
at one price , $15.00 each.
Everyone knows we bad the finest line
of Novelty Rough Cloth Coals , all silk ,
lined , over shown in the city at $10.00 ,
and ladles who purchased at that price
they were cheap. To make a tjulck
clearance of the balance , $5.00 each
will bo the price.
LADIES' CAPES-
30-lnch. CloTU > 'c5pes , which ; would really
ba cheap at $0.00 , clearing price J2.50.
All our handsome $13.00 PlushCapes _ at
' " * * r * " " * *
47 . M'facliV"1
All. our hnn < ] somoj > $12.00 Capes nt- $ G.OO
each. G.OOt
* All our $0,00 "Cloth Capes at $1.09 , , . ' - . '
Jbiir $7.0l > "Cloth , Capes 'atT $3.00 erfchT'
' We 'have had some sales some grefl't
sales and some extraordinary sales
In our Clpak'Department but we shaH
' commence the now'ycar wlth'nho most
memorable of all.
SILK
PETTICOATS
In this great Cleat-
ins Sale all our line
silk petticoats will
bo closed out at the
following low prices
$10.00 Silk Skirts
will 1m Sfi each.
slate ara t&ort three votes of election In the
house and ono vote In the senate , and the
U > lnlon provalld that Hanna will bo short
four votes of election on the Joint ballot
Wednesday. January 12 , unless changes are
made In the inwnllino.
republican caucus next
At the Joint
Wednesday night Senator Hanna will have
no opposition for the iiKiilnatlon , hut It Is
stated now that there are enough republican
members who will not enter the caucus to
prevent his election. The legislature stands
seventy-five republicans , sixty-five democrats
and llvo fuslonlsta. The fuslonlsts are Senator
Voltfht and Representatives Drosto , Kemper ,
La < io and Otis , all of Cincinnati. In the
house republican caucus tonight Uroslp ,
Kemper and Lane participated and are
pledged to Alexander Iloxwcll for toeakcr ,
John R. Malloy for chief clerk. Andrew Jack-
and other candidates
eon for scrgeaot-at-arms
dates for minor places on the Hanna ticket.
Droste , however , says that ho will not enter
the republican senatorial caucus next
Wednesday , is ho proposes to present the
name of Jcptha Gorrard , a silver republican ,
for senator against Hanna ,
TUN HKl'UHLICANS. ABSENT.
Including the fUBlonlsts there are. sixty-two
republicans and forty-seven democrats In the
house , a total of 109 , with fifty-five necessary
to elect. There 'Wero coly fifty-two present
at the uouse republican caucus tonight. The
ten absentees were Uramlcy and Mason of
customers.
Our stock
o ( Bnissulls
Not Cur
tains In
qnisito dc-
4igfiis wo will sell Moiidsiy inornin at
and below cost This i * an opportunity
for any person conlonipiutiii" ; buying
curtains for spiinjr No lady should
miss this sale.
Wo will also placeon sale one lot of
odds nnd ends ol Nottingham Lace
Curtains , also below cost price.
1 Jot Delft Colored Ciope , SO-lnches wide ,
nt 7'/jC i > 3r yard was liWc ,
1 lot fancy Denims. Turkish designs , at
IZ'/ic ' per yard wai 20c.
1 lot of staple nnd lancy llress Prints
at : i' , c per yard wis. 6' c.
1 lot of fancy Plall Oltiprhanis at 3'ic
per yard , was SV4c ,
HOSIERY
UKDUCTIOISS
many irioos
quoted , but cnounh
toirjiiko a good days
beltn at our Iloa-
ieir Uepurtinont.
C1i1Idr n's 25c Ulack
iilbcd. also Flat
H'oai Hose , now 15c
wr pair , or 2 pair for
Ladles1 23c lllack U'ool Hose now 13c
per pair or 2 pair for 23C- .
Men's 20c wool Half IIoss now lOc per
pair.
Cuyahogi , Grllllth of Clinton , GrlftHli of
Unlcfl , Jones of Stark , Joyce ot Guernsey ,
Manuel of Montgomery , OLU of Hamilton ,
lluton of Carroll anfl Scott of Fulton.
Grimth of Clinton , arlltltli of Union
and Manuel of Montgomery are re
ported as sick , and tie others are In the
fusion with the democratic members to beat
what Is called the Hanim , slate next Monday ,
and ono week from t Wednesday to de
feat Senator Hanna for re-election ,
The antl-Hatiiia republican and democratic
members In their Joint house caucus nom
inated Harry C , Mason oC Cleveland for
speaker a id Charles Gerrlsh , assistant state
oil Inspector under Inspector Charles L.
Kurtz , for chief clerk , r > d a complete list of
candidates for ottier places In the organiza
tion of the houso. The oriw > sltlcci tonight
claliiui that it will tiavc enough votes Monday
to organize the house -with fifty-live votes
for the Mason ticket , IJtty-two for the Hox-
well ticket and two kbsent on account of
sickness.
The Hanna men claim tliat GrinUh of Clin
ton. Grllllth of Union cad ilanuel of Mont
gomery will vote for Botwcll Monday and
elect him. The meralers from Clinton and
Union nre , however , jeported tonight as so
Blck tiiat they will bo imsUlc to tie In their
scats Monday.
Previous to the caucuses Mr. floxwell called
to see Charles U KuiU , wlio Is leading the
opposition to Ilanoa , * n4 Kurts refused 10
r < c lvo him. Mr , Upxrpll'tluu allied Ucprc-
7.50 Silk Skirts
will be $ I. 0 each.
YARNS Remnants and odd colors of
yarns at oo pur skein.
Vfe carry only the best.
FLANNKLUTTE
NIGHT GOWIXS
A sale of extra
ordinary interest of
honi'btly made stand
ard goods.
Our annual clear
ing sale of Flannelette -
otto Gowns for La
dies ami Children oc
I curs Monday morn
ing.It
It is not offering
Ilimsoy material bought in large quanti
ties ni'M'oly to induce gelling , but it is
honestly made , carefully manufactured
and wo are not ashamed to show them.
They are gowns made as you would
make thoin at homo , at prices less than
the co > t of the material , as an example
wo quote the following :
ladles' Gowns , $1.0) ) , 880 and Ke ) each ;
former prices , $1.33 , $1.25 and S3c.
Children's NlKlu Drawers , CSe ; former
prices , COe and C3c.
Children's ( inwnu , 3So ; former prlcen COc
and D'Jc ,
j
sent-Uivo Mneon for a conft-rtncc , and was
again declined att audlccice ,
IIAN.VA'S ( OPPOSITION CONFIDENT.
Wifillo both sldes-claim the organization of
the houao .tho ppcpjtlon to Senator Hanna
and the IJoxweU' ticket 'Is most demonfltra-
tive. Represcn'faUyA ' iMoson tcolgh' gave a
theater party aDd'tjuquet afterward > io his
republican colldiiguca wiio remained away
from lilio repuhlltq bousu caucus. The 11 'nna
ni'aiiaKers claim that , the senator will succeed
oven If the Uoxwell ticket Is dcfea'ed. Tiio
oppcoltlon would then h.tvo the formation of
all the. comir.-lttcea , snd wltn the chalrtr.an-
, shlpa and other pE'trosiage ' at their disposal
I It Is believed tbi' Serj'tor Haixu's chance. )
will not be evcci 4f his opponents get 'the
organization on Monday.
Representative ' .Mascn , tli3 cpposltlcn can-
dliato for speaker/comes from Senaitor
Hanna'a iionic. Mason < U bitterly opposetl 'c <
Ilaona for t < 2imtor , < M he ! H the frleirl of
Mayor ' .McKlBson. iMuson Is for McKUson
for 'the ehcrt term a d Gavciror Ilushncll
for the Icng term for senator , and he la
running for speaker on the Issue of "any
body * for senator to bMt lUunu. "
G-sverncT Uuslmell aud 'the ci'i'lre sta'o ad-
m'.n'jtratlon took an ctlvn part ! o the eau-
cures tonight against Serator Ilunna , joInXig
the democratic members and those republican
members who remained away from the
caucus ,
WuIIo tlio crowds around the cpp:3il9n
FLANMUI.L Eiderdown ilunncls 27
inches wide plain culorn
and ftinoy.
All nt 24c per yard , reduced from 30c ,
40c , 50c. 55c.
Cotton Swnnsdown , our regular ISc
nuallty , nt IDc per yard.
All fleece lined Wrapper Flannels at
7',4u per yard regular lOc goods.
Dark Colored Outlnjr Flannels , heavy
quality , nt 5c per yard regular 7'ic
nnd SM > c goods.
Turkey Red Outing Flannels , with black
figures , nl Cc per yard , reduced from
SVie.
All Wool Hod Flannel at lOc per yard.
Skirt Patterns , all wool , full size , with
pretty borders , at COc each reduced
from $1.00.
UNDERWEAR
REDUCTIONS know wo
have
been giving extra good
values when selling these
goods ut our regular
prices so at these reduc
tions you may bo assured
that .von are buying them
for less money than you
over have before
Men's GOc Itlbbed Cotton
Fleeced Underwear now
40c each.
Men's 7C Natural Wool
flat goods now COc each.
Men's $1.00 Wool
Fleeced Underwear
now 73c each.
Men's $1.50 Wool Fleeced and Wool Hack
Underwear now $1.00 each.
Men's $1.2 , " > and $1.50 ribbed Combination
Suits now $1.00 each small sizes only.
Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Wool Combination
Suits now $1.73 each small sizes only.
Ladles' We white Merino Underwear ,
flat goods , now 23c each.
Ladles' 75c Camel Hair Underwear , flat
goods , now COc each.
Ladles' $1.00 Camel llalr Underwear ,
( sizes 2S , 30 and 32 only ) now COc each.
Ladles' S3c ribbed , fleeced Combination
Suits , now HOc each.
Misses' $1.2. ; and $1.50 Ribbed AVool Com
bination Suits , only 73c each ,
Ono lot of children's Natural Wool Vests
and Pants , laige sizes sold as high as
$1.10 each your choice for 40c oach.
S pair of Children's Ulack Wool Tights ,
reduced from 73c to Me per pair.
BLANKETS AND An opportunity "to
COMFORTERS buy good seasonable
goods at such low
prices will novsr bo offered to. you again
Provide yourSeU' with those- bargains
while you have a chance. HoineinbiT
the reductions are genuine.
Note the following :
All Wool Grey HIankets that were sold
at $3,23 , now $2.13 per pair full size.
All Wool Grey HIankets our regular
$1.00 ones now $2.SS per pair.
Our $3.00 All Wool Plaid Blankets now
at $3.50 a pair.
All wool , extra largo Grey lilankets ,
that we considered u bargain nt $3.00 ,
now $3.73 per pair.
11-4 extra heavy Grey HIankets. all wool ,
now $2.10 per pair , reduced from $3.23.
Our $0.00 Grey HIankets now $1.73 per
pair.
Our $10.00 Grey Blankets now $700 pet-
pair.
Fancy Wrapper Blankets that were
beauties at $ I.CO each , now $2.73 each.
$1.50 Cotton Blankets , now $1.00 per pair.
$1.25 Grey Cotton Blankets now ! ) , " > e nalr.
$1.00 Grey Blankets now 75o pair.
75o White Blankets now 53o pair.
! > 0e White Blankets now 3Sc pair.
Fine Saxony Wool White Blankets , that
wore $1.75 per pair , now $3.50 per pair.
Fine Cotton Warp White Blankets now
$2CS per pair , reduced from $3,73.
Our $11.00 Saxony White Blankets at
$7.50 per pair.
Our $ S.OO nil wool White Blankets now
$ ( i.OO pr pair.
Our $1.00 all woo ] White Blankets now
$3.00 per pair.
Largo size cotton warp Blankets , white ,
the best value we over had for $3.00
pair , now at $2.2.per pair. SIxo GSxDO
Inches. This Is a chance for hotel
keepers.
Heavy weight Comforters now $1 00 ,
wore $1.3 , ) this Is the soft , downy Ulnd.
Our $1.73 Comforts $1.13 each.
The $2.10 kind now $1.3S. .
Our ? 2,73 Comfort now $2.1S ,
Our $3.25 Comfort now $2.31 each.
DOWN QUILTS
$18.00 now $12.03 ouch.
$15.00 now $10.00 each.
$9.00 now $ ( J.M each.
$0.50 now $4.50 each.
Sl.OO now S2.SS oach.
CORSET L0ox ,
SPKCALS I. C.
Fronoli
coivot made of the
fincbt French coutollo
bust orrss bone.s and
gores lup.s short and
gores Venus buck-
live liookH and nidn
Hlecls lace trim
mings
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hcadcu'.arters are jellifying It was lojj-ncd
that filx democratic members nf the house
were also absent from their onions tonight ,
which wea secret. The republican caucusoo
were open to members of the pros. It la
claimed that these six dcmwa'lc members
are opposed to voting for republicans , anJ
want to vote for democratic candidates for
legislative ofllcos end for senator. Under the
law , If there la net a majority of all af'.cr
ten lallottt , a majority cf a quorum will elect
officers of the general atoernbly , end until
the 4iouee clc-cts a speaker Secretary of St > 'to
Charles Klimny , a strong Hamvi man , pre
sides. T.io Ilanna men declare with con
fidence .hat I.'oxwell will bo the speaker.
STATUMKNT FROM IIANNA FORCES.
Late tonight Senator Hanna and h'ci a.flo- .
clatea at their headquarters gave out the fol
lowing statement regarding the result of the
cauciiini tonight :
The result of the caucuses tonight nnsures
the stir/porter * of Senator Hanna that ihe
Intrigue of dlsloyul republicans ultli the
Allen O. Myers-John It. . .McLean democracy
for the election of n free silver man to the
senate will not ba successful. Mr. Kurlz
and his associates had claimed tint tnero -
'publicans cculd not muster more than
thlrty-llvo vote * In tonight's house uaiicui ;
Instead of thai fifty-two were pit-Kent and
iit leant two others would h.ive attended but
for Illness. , ,
They boasted con.Manf.y I hat they would
keep at ! ? > * twenty-seven republicans oui
of the hou c-jjius ; lnn < a.l of that but
one-third of thnt number rein lined nwny.
In the senate c.iucufl every republican was ,
present with the except ! m of lUtrke of J
Cleveland. Of the ton absentee * from the
houco caucus two Inoro detained by Illnc8 < t
one of them sending word that ho would
support the nominees of the party , while of
the other eight It Is known that some will
vote for Senator Hnnnn. Tonight's results
encourage the. friends of Senator Hanna
nnd the tlsht wilt RO on to the finish. They
feel that the sentiment of the republicans
of the state and country \ thoroughly
iiroifsod ngalnst this plot to overthrow the
ls\lll of the people nnd obtain control of con-
sre's by the election of u free silver senator
with republican votes and It Is confidently
bellved that public sentiment will be so
felt by the men who hold the power to de
termine this question thill they will not
re.filso to vote with the party which elected
them.
At the republican senate caucus there
were two absentero Senator llnrkeof Cleve
land iiml Senator Volght of Cincinnati , the
Istter ibelng the only fuslonlst In 'that body.
Volght ha.i ibeon counted among -tOie support
ers of Senator Hannn. The republicans noni-
liuitc-d J. Park Alexander for president pie
( cm of the senate , A. C. Calno for chief
clerk and R. F. Haywurd for sergc.uit-at-
arms , Gallic and Hayward arc rcnomlnalo.l
for tholr okl places. Although on the ll.inna
'tlcltot Haywnrd Is from Springfield , Is a
neighbor of Governor Ilushncll ami has been
his clcso friend.
The democratic ponato eaticua nominated
Senator Ilurke of Cleveland , an nntl-IIatina
republican , for president pro tern ; Judge
Ditty of Hlllsloro. democrat and friend of
John H. McLean , for chlct clerk , nn , ! dem >
Pr.lt.c fnr nil tlin nthnt. tn ru.
Lieutenant Governor Jonrs Is hero , and
will preside In the senate. It Is conceded
that the democrats will organize that body ,
which stands eighteen democrats , seventeen
republicans and cue fiislonlst. The attitude
of Senator llurkc will not likely leave the
tie vote to be cast by Lieutenant Governor
Jones.
While Grimth IMS been counted cm by both
sides , and was reported as nick at the re
publican caucus , It Is believed that tlito
takes him out of the Ilanna list and entcw
him wltti the ornosltlon.
After the antl-llanna republicans and the
democrats caucused separately , they met
jointly before midnight and nominated Mayor
McKlsson of Cleveland for the short term
and Governor Ilushnell for the long term for
senator , and entered Into a fusion agreement
to organize both houses. Senator Uurko wan
notified to remain away till the senate was
organized.
HUSII.N'KLL A CANDIDATE.
Governor Biishnoll , In an Interview to
night , made 'the ' first announcement of his
candidacy for the scnatorshlp. Ho said :
"I am a candidate only in the receptive
sense. I want the members of the general
assembly ( Kettle It for themselves. If I
jwowny political future I want to rest upon
t right now upon my opposition to Senator
Hanna. "
GOMEZ STILL HOPES
( Continued from Flmt Page. )
politicians , etc. , reached tlio thrcnio room at
y o clock a. in. A now iblblo was open on a
table and upon It the secretaries took the
oath of fidelity to the queen , the monarchy
enni the Spanish government , placing their
right hands on the blblo and kneeling as
they repeated the words required. Marshal
Illanco then addressed the onicials. At the
conclusion cf the ccrmonles the captain gen
eral remitted the death ponnlty Imposed
upon persons who had been convicted of
common crimes.
( ; i\Ki\i ! , m is iiivisit.v i.v CIIAI.VS.
iHiii-Kcnt l.i-mliT .Unroll < Ml 1 .Mon- (
.luit'li l < "orri-Ns.
I3AUOBLONA , Jan. 1. General mils
Rivera , the Insurgent leader who was cap
tured , badly wounded , In the province of
1'lnar del P.io by the Spanish troops under
General Volasco , on March 29 , 1897 , and who
was condemned to death and his sentence
modified , has arrived hero and was conducted
on foot and in chains to Montjtllch fortress ,
between lines of soldiers and - mounted
gendarmes , General Ulvcra was calm , but
he protested apralnst beliiR chained. Xo ono
was allowed to speak to him. There was a
big crowd of people in the vicinity , but there
were no manifestations.
IIAHO.V HAXKl-'Y CAI'TIOXS ' 1M3ACK.
Sei-N Siiicli ( o lei < For for HiiiiKiirliiu
IVunlv.
nUDA PEST , Jan. 1. Baron Banffy , the
Hungarian premier , received the liberals of
the Diet today according to custom. He said
that thirty years' experience had taught
Hungary that it must not dissolve the pres
ent economic alliance with Austria. Though ,
of course , there might be bounds to Hun
gary's desire for Its maintenance , recent
events In the Diet , ho claimed , were entirely
unjustified , shook parliamentarism to Its
foundation , and violated Its nrlnclnlcs.
Continuing , the premier remarked that no
words were strong enough In expression or
eiiindeiitly energetic to condemn thrao pro
ceedings. But ho believed that with the
help of the king the liberal party would bo
able to find a way out of the dllllcultlcs.
MO UK TUOOPS I-MMI lilM'HIl Ml,10.
T\v < > KiiK'llNli Hi'iilim-Mls Orili-rril In
I lie Front.
CAIRO , Jan. 1. The Warwickshire am ]
Lincolnshire regiments of the Hritish army
have been ordered to start from Wady Haifa
for the frontier.
TIO ; ordering of troops to the front was oc
casioned by reliable news from Omdiiran
( the khalifa's groit camp near Khartoum ) to
the effect that the dervhhe.i are preparing
a northward movement. Though the move
ment has ciot yet actually begun , the greatest
excitement prevails here.
CniiKrrndilutions from HiiNhln.
PARIS , Jan. 1. The czar , in his own name
and In the name of the czarina , has sent
President Fauro an effusive 'telegram ex
pressing their sincere good wishes for the
president anJ friendly Franco. President
Fauro replied that the words of their Im
perial majesties "touch the hearts of all
i * I uminuii.
.
The olllclal Now Year receptions were held
at the Elyseo palace today with the cus
tomary ceremonies.
HVK.vrs ox TIII : HI VM.M ; TH.UJKN.
Vow Yolir Iliinillciip IN I IKFciilurc - ill
XIMV OrlrnilN.
NHW OHL1IAN.S , Jan. ] . Tlisro was a
derby crowd at the track today. Eleven
books drew In and handled a lurpe busi
ness most profitably. Only two fuvoiltoj
landed , both ridden by Beherrer. The Now
Year handicap was the feature of the card
and was won by J , A. CJrey , thn favorite , In
tao fastest tlmo for the distance of the
mooting. The weather was clear nnd cold
nnd the track fast Itosults :
First race , polling , seven and one-half
furlongs : Tit for Tat won , Hlsler
Mocniid Ardath thin ) Tlnn 1 r.17-tl
" Second race , six furlongsT Taboiiio't won ,
Wilson second , Dudley 15 third. Time :
'Third race , wiling , mlle nncl one olghtli :
ICvanulus won , Clmrlmi second , Omlngue
third. Tlmo : 1:5714. :
Fourth race , New Year handicap , six fm-
! OIIKS : J. A. Grey won , Sllgj second , Klon
Jac'kot third. Time : 1:15 :
l''illli race , selling , lx and one-half fur
longs : I'eacemaUer won , ills Itowott see-
oiKi , Jack Hayes tlilrd , Tlmo : 1:21. :
.Sixth nice. Belling , KOVCII and one-half fur-
ion : Alva won , Hot Stuff second , John
Sullivan third. Tlmo : I:3S : % .
SAN FKANCISrO , .Inn. 1. Weathoi c oar ;
track fust at InKk-slde today. l < : ddlo Jam's
won the seventh race , but wan disqualified
for fouling. This Is the first of a now rule
inaugurated at Inglcsldo. The dl * < r " " ' '
liorso ( jets second place , Itosults :
Klrst race , soiling , six furlongs :
Koss won , Tuwnndii second , Sonlro third.
Sfcond race , allowances , six furlongs :
Travuwr won , Ht. Calatlno second , Imp.
Tripping ll'lrd. Tlmo : lH4. : !
Third race , steopb-clms ? , short coursu :
Itnio won , Ksperancu second , Bllvorudo
third. Time : t'iS\4i. : \
Kourth rne ? , Now Year's handicap , two
miles : .Mnniulso won , Can't Dance second ,
The Bachelor third. Time : 3oy. : .
Klfth race , silling , mlle and ono-elgatli :
San ilarco won. Llttlit Crlpplo second , SVal-
ter J third. Tlmo : , I:55V4. :
lxth raco. holllng , six furloiifs : Ooorge
Hose won , Sorrow iiecund , Highland Hall
tiov'entli race , allowances , Bovcn furlongs :
'Toislda ' won , JCddlo Jones second , Hun An
tonio third , Tlmo : 1:27 : % ,
aiCHAEL SETS THE PACE
Wius tbo Twonty-fivo Milo Rnco from Tny-
lorc , tlio Frenchman ,
TAKES THE LEAD AFTER THE FIRST MILE
( iiilns Vpoii III * CnniprMliir Slriullly
from Slnrl ( i > KlnlxliVlniiliiK
li > TlilrU-cn
NEW YORK. Jan. 1. Jimmy Michael of
Wales again demonstrated his superiority as
middle-distance wheelman tonight befwo
n crowd of tncr 12,000 people In Mia twenty-
five mile match mco with Kduardo Tayloro
of France on the hoard ttxrok at Madison
Square gatdcu.
' 'Hilly" Young , who had Taylore under Ida
careful Supervision In training tor tills race ,
s-ild tonlRhl after the wee was over that his
nun should have utnrtud with a higher gear
than Ot. Hut the work of his man alter ho
exchanged his broken machine for one geared
to 104 was not up to his trainer's cxpccta-
tlcm ami there Is no reasonable doubt from
his work that Michael can give a Inlle In
twenty-five to the Frenchman and beat him
easily at that.
Men. women , boys nnd girls thronged
every available Inch of Madison Square gar
den tonight for the regular Indoor bicyclu
races , which were held tindur the uurplcrs
of the American Cycle Racing association.
The hoard track was arranged sa that Kin
rldcrii had to cover ten laps to complete a
mile , nnd the measurement was vouched for
by throe city surveyors. At ! l o'clock It wi.i
estimated that 10,000 people were In the big
building , and then there were folly half as
many nwro clamoring for admission at the
entrances.
The big event of the evening was tlin
'Mlehaol-Tiiyloro ' race. Tayloro won the polo
on the toss. The FreiKhmnn's Rear was
ninety-four and .Michael's 100. The riders
got on the scratch line at 10:20 : o'clock. Thy-
lore rushed oft and caught the pacers on the
first turn , with Michael two lengths behind.
Tayloro rode like a whirlwind , ami at tha
end of tlio first mile led .Michael by a length.
In the flr-st lap of the second mlle Michael
forged ahead , and at the end of the third
mile ho was one lap to the good. In tlio
fourth mile i.Mlt'hael gained a lap , and In the
fifth ho had the same distance to his ercdlt.
Tayloro was outclassed In the eighth mile ,
and ( Michael passu.ii him for the third tlmo.
Time at the end of the eighth * mlle for
Mlrlinol. ir.-nT
SI'ECTATOUS OET EXCITKD.
Thy lore lost hi * pacemakers In the tenth
mile , and at the beginning of the eleventh
Michael was close up to him and paused
him , then being four laps to the gooJ. The
spectators wore by this time worked"up to
the highest pitch of excitement. The
Frenchman was evidently beaten , but ho
stuck to liLs work and was seemingly not
dlshoartncd when Michael pasacd him on
the thirteenth mile for the fifth time.
Michael ran up another lap to his account
In the fourteenth mllo. In the seventeenth
mlle Tnylore roilo around after Michael's
pacemakers for three laps , but the effort
weakened him considerably and he had to letup
up and 'Michael ' ran ahead another lap at the
end of the nineteenth mile.
Taylore's saddle broke In the twentieth
mile , , and in exchanging wheels ho lost two
lap.s , thus giving 'Michael ' a clear lead of a
mllo. The wheel which was substituted for
Taylore's damaged ono was geared to 101 ,
but the French rider was unable to cope with
the superlative efforts of the "little wonder , "
and the midget gained another lap at the
close of the twenty-third , mile. From this
to the end of the race Michael went oo
swiftly that It took all the starch out of
his rival , and Michael finally won by thirteen
laps. Time by miles :
\Vlil | > | icil Mini.
NI2W OUL1CANS. Jan. 1. Dan Creodon ,
who has located in this city for the winter ,
said yesterday : ,
Kid McCoy Is enjiylng the fruits of n
combination of accidents. McCoy claims
the middleweight championship as the re
sult of his light with me nt catch weights ,
1 welgliPil four pounds over the limit , and 1
know McCoy was more than fourteen
pounds outside the middleweight notch ,
HcHldes that I was sick during my train
ing , sick durlnpi ( lie llfi'ht ' , and am still
under the woalhcr. In my condition Mcf'oy
should have beaten me la the sixth round ,
but on my word ho can't punish at all. I
Mopped because my own exertlmiB ex
hausted mo. I can defeat McCoy at any
terms , but be Is not a heavyweight , and
as a 'eaten weight' ho was a mongrel. If
ho wants to win the middleweight cham
pionship I will light him for It , but It in ana
13S pounds. "
iiAitv.viin CIIAIII\IS ; roicxr.i.i , , .
Conch I.eliililinn Coiillili-nl ( be CriMV *
Will .Meet.
NK\V YOHK , Jan. 1. 11. C. Lehmann. the
Harvard roach , accompanied by O. J. D.
Ooldlo and II. Willis , salld for Ungliind to
day on the ICulrurla. Mr. Lohmann Haiti
that ho would return In April , when lin
would suleet the members of the Harvard
crow to row In the big raeo. He slited : Hint
there are forty applicants for plm-x and
that seven ( if hln former crow want another
trial. Mr. Lfhmann stated positively that
Harvard hud challenged Cornell nnd that
whatever Yale decided to do , his crow
would row the Ithacans. When asked how
, i tilanpular race would bo possible when
Yale and Harvard 'hud contracted to r > w at
New London and Cornell had refun \ } , Mr.
Lehmann raid : "That makon no differ-
onoc'o. I nvn confident that the three cr wd
will meet. "
1IKIKICS Till' IJilAlllMO.V Wl\ i SSHIT.
WliiN tin * CiiKllron Mednl li.v li-fi-ii I Ini ;
Crlni.
DAYTON , O. , Jan , 1. Hollies and Clrlm
shot hole today for the eastlron ined.il and
tlio title of champion wng | shot \nu-rlcii. .
Holkes won by a score of fill to W ) .
'I ho conditions wore 100 live plgioi-s. llvo
traps , thirty yards rise- . Charles A. Yountf
of Spring Hold , O. was rifi-reis. A llglit ,
Moady wind from the norlhwcHt , live lixhoj
of KIKIW on the prouml , tlierniomntor t ) ilo-
green above zero , were the woatht-r condi
tions.
Slilli'Uc.v rillleimeM I < ' | I/.MIIIIIIOIIM.
A'ALLH.IO , Cal. , Jim. 1. Thoniak Sharhoy
has Issued a challenge addressed to llobn't
Fltzslmmons , In which ho demands th'it
Fltxslminons give him the llrtit chance mi
IlilHlr llellllM ( In1,1x1. .
NKW YOIlK , Jan. 1. Amos HusUv of the
Now York IWPO ball olub. nccorillng to thn
averages , Just completed by President
Young , Is the leading pitcher of the Na
tional btso ball organization. President
Young ha not yet given out the uvuniK H
of all the jiltvhori * In tabulated form , hut
ho announced that the New York pltcier
lit-uds the list.
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