THE OMAHA DAILY
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. THURSDAY MOBX1XG , MARCH 2. 1S9H TWELVE PAGES.
. O2SCAHA.
ESTABLISHED JTJXE 10 , 3ST1. p nrno
TiATiT ? TV \ THTTT ) l V
POPE IX A BAD
Head of the CktiaHc Obtirci Appet
Sewing Bit Lad.
HIS CONDITION IS EXTREMELY !
Hrto3 SargBoa Perfonnt ; Delicate 0
TJpra Hit
PATIENT BEARS IT WITHOUT A 1
Ertreae Sacrerj ObaErred B.I tit Tt
All Its
PALATINE GUARD STANDS UNDE
Cardinal * Are Alrendr Plannl
pi Conclave to Choot-e * .nc <
to the Present Pontiff T
Candidate * .
JOopyripht , 1ES8 , fey Press Publit-b
ROME , March 1. ( New Tork K-
Ucpmrn Special TiJegram. ) I call
tt th * TBtlean to l arn theolrcumsi
the pojve'i itiiiees. HU condition it e :
necinuB , The fever continue * hip !
Inalng a. compllicBlina of cbllU , on
lung and intestinal troubles RbSch ci
Iirorinp Iatal last Bummer.
Extrem * secrecy it observed at the
There Ifc greet activity anrong ftlie c
viio are airewdy jilannlng lor a i
All those iiilnpt jxilnt to uc enticlpa
tenainiviior of Leo's dllnwiB. Ar
Irslnna. . who left lor PariK. is < jj ic
laiiaedlalply. Cardinal Gibbons wJ
febly Iwv * promptly to emend the i
The choice -of a poj > e is en ie ctd t
twtwn Durdlnal Orepl'Jawtio -would
tbf policy of Leo , and Cardinal Gortti
loXed CtrmeJite monk reaowned
( .alnily qualrtics. Bui conclaves hi
iKtai truitlul Burpriser , .
The * pope's Illness ds the exclusive
oonvfrsaslon anfi oommeint ibere. J
is Intense. Paitsrs w-e eaperly rrad 3
CTtmi , from til the Btrvejrelgne of Bt
received continually et ihratlee
vmperor of Austria and tbe queen T
Bptin wireid tiheir eonflokncez yi
King Hambent requested Pelloni ti
ih m "hourly of the popt's state.
Ttie jiapal doraeatJlc prelate confl
generally acoopipd rumor that Leo'
ortglirated from the itimnbon tbe j
siring relaxation aSfjec < n lauiguiap i
remained two hour * in the -Vatican
wind. He 1
despite a iiw r north
BHphfJly unwell eresr Bint * Testerdt
ing Us temprrettirp EK centSgi
be tad un iicute pain c bcheot c
lde. Lapponl callttd into conenltc
MJeibralea varptna. Ji4tzotnft-ho 1 <
pop * EUfforlng tram a lesnasic eye
eighth lumber region. The pope -
restless nlp-bt.
Tat * jnominE at 10 Maczcod ope
the cyw No chloroform was HBP !
to tie pope's ertarm * wtftkaeBD. T
bore the jiainful operation "without
or unit-muring. Interviewed , Mazz (
appctred touched with "the " lortfeud
&gf > & pontUff , EuJd.
"No dmmedlatf Pauper Us apprelbei
less pneumonia or bmochitis super
tthlcb case no hope it potitible. Tin
nonemely wetk a3 a , oning to d.
but is upheld by his indomitable sp
If pealoctly cnnBrioue ol the prerit
coiie. 1 hope tbe ponttff'E eonmitu"
oveircome th * crisii. . Th * turning
ttiie malady mny be erjcted tooigb
Tbe PUaiUne gtiurd Is under un
present * e Keenof the grei
and contusion. All eel <
for the poj > e'f blrtbday and ooroniut
be n remanded. Tbe cardinal v !
order public pray re.
CHOATE WARMLY REG
AmerleniAmbUKtndor Mi
nxcellent Itnpretmlon on
Brltlon Con . ! ! > > .
CCJopj-rip-bt , 1BBS , ty Pr ms PubliM
LONDON , March 1. { New York
CUilcprion Speidol Telegram ) An
ChoaRf arriveid Bt Southampton CD
rani at 4 tblB afternoon Ht
"by JUpley Center , neioond
United Staat * "embassy. In ihe uni
libsence ot Henry "Wihlte , clmrpe t
Thr ooTporation of SouthEmpton
liy the mayor , uccermiienieid by tlbi
can consulate and Ie.o4ine
jiortproowded on botrd to
flre-BE of welcome1 lo tbe oew anil
vbo is looking in the- pink of he
ptiad Bplrlte. Hf drilverefl un u
graceful ejifl tactful reply in b m
Bin ? manner. The limpreiiBion mad
Chottf's wall rihof-en and -well tumei
nnd bit , agreeable und dignified prts
ItiBUinttnerouB. Kr woe warmly c
end the- mayor of Southampton obs <
"He ir cvwy loon an bmbBB&a
ee > eoiiK as Sf b * we < re bom In the d ;
heariceIt 1 * tBtoninhiuE bow tb
Americant , cdi.pt tbvmxflvK eo per
one * to positions lorwhich h is t !
life of training ic jMioesktry in
world. "
Cbtiaiii'j aJlUBloiir to CJuwn VuMt ,
utmredwith evident feeling and tot
liuflh-ncx morn tian Lcythlug lsf
n wbo had s chuioe Bbook him wi
the band and bade him welcome
Ixmrned derlugUtpdly upon them J.DI
vith & lew gretoful wordt. . He
charnieid tlie crowd , which remain *
ttaiduticv until tb * trUn snaned , w
tibeurt , were Beo4 vp.
The * ambassador t.a\d te hud the ;
est voycc * imtiglntblf "I liLve neal
tirulw to any to my countrymen "
'hatwiE left tljerm o mcrntlr. By t
this -wWh K laugh , "have tbert beien
olutiont Kincewe lisve bwnon tbe
Accompanied by Second Surreaur
end Mr Hufluon , rlerk lo thr e-mtn
CbciiKe left Soutnumptoo on t i'i > (
id t o'clock. On reuchlnc TVcterloi
ptUKiriSE of Atno.-ir.iLn inurcliairu
don and othbrc wdoumed him. 1
tuuidt. . wUii tieviirel cm tie pUilonc
drove to Ctoridce'f boiel , where he
untfl &M < ftetrurci n } K > UKe Hewii
Curzon of K dlecum'c boust ,
oeid probublr wlU rei
Jt
Cull * tbe Yankee
i ' LIMA Peru , Murch 1 iVlu G
! .
tf Tet ) Tbe Tleinipe u ueuri official
tn editorial trucJr indty cty * It >
r- " -t'-tg .f Pen vita
te the I'bila lpliit Mw tm : oenp . in
view etf th BjifhToriitiH rwralt of
Qgaignrein's nCorte lo uergtniate a <
ciaJ treaty with tbe VniteS Stater. .
DtrBet of tbe prttHTrfnr. . Imperstl
tone of Yankee t-mnn
SAGASTA CABINET RE
Mlulotcrlnt C
5 | > nln ) tenehei > n C'lIiuB ]
Bt L.nt.
MADRID. JSarrh 1 _ 5e or Sac ;
handed the rel caution ot the aiti
tbe queen regent
Tin cabinet rrintf ir expe-taeifl tt >
two fir three flu vs. M. it will be s
lor tbe ( rtifco recoct to tiuult '
pieKlflemti ana other politick lM
the aeianWhHe the Chambers will
unttl L nrw mlntm.rj- * formi-ft.
Tlit SiinlrvcriUlftu foope the tjuee
will support Sotier Sttpurtt anfl dim
riin A rnxn-KST
Vnllcd J-tetr Olijrrtt to tlir
zurnit- Sent Out lij Him
MADRID. Mart-li 1 Tbf R Jona
tlic Sjitnlt-b poTemam ! tint wcolvi
trouj lit Vnilffl Stttet 71 :
the rt&.tfZDt-nu caWnfl Jrtm
vbo formtrljnor
bjGparral Riw.
tbr SpuilEh trcitijiE in tbf Phillppln
live to tht Bttualtnn of afftlrt tbeis
The Corr sr > nnflcaciii Uhncrti = tha
rticolvufl tucb nwious ncwn from Ma
It lirtlpTtt. ll to 'be Jtt. fluty not to
it until contnned.
LHiuteiiimt Gent-rid Correa rniti
war. flrnici tbat the ftiitefl Stater
mrnl hut jirotcett-fl TCBpnctlng ; tbe
of Central Rior. , tbe SjianlRb comm
the rMHpjilner. . or tbut tbe porern ]
rwflvt-d ularmine UPWF Iroa ML
tbougb b ' aflmlu tbat an important
has rt-acbofl Madrid. The queen rt
| herun consultations with the
Btttermcn and partr leaflerr rcs-pti
cabinet criBiK. Tcnaorroy febe will
eral Canorat and Senor Ascarrapu
AllE jrST WATCHING FOB A C
Orlfnnlct Lnd -r Oriilrt th
< i frt Act Hnd Brt-n Plnnn
PARIS. March 1. An Interview
Bufiet. the representative of ithe
Orleans , -WHB publihhea here toe
Bufl t flpcluref ; that tbe Orleunii
made no advance * to j > ollticluns or
but be admit * that the thite ol
would be jOuused to profit by B
trouble to gain his ends M. BuJ
however , tbat the flule never int
use lorce. .
The police , it it. announced , liai
only one Important document flu
BearcheB recently made. It relate
selection ol a politician und jirovii
with tundi and a tiOfc. The -docun
tuucbed on the question of the app
of a jironoinent anU-Dreyiuslte ft
minlRter of war. but tbe general
was not Implicated
ADOPTS THE TRIAL UEVTSIO
i 5.rnnt - Paoocik tiitJ
AlrradjAd i > ld lijr Clmin
PARIS. March 1 The senate
adopted the trial refiFion bill by u
lt.fc to 181.
Strum to Cnr - Pnrniauitl
( Copyrlchl , IH'B , by PreiK Publlsb
BttRUUC , ULanch irFrT ; ToT"ET !
iblccram Special TeJepraa. ) Prof
man , one of. ProL Korch'E ablesl pupi
lieved to cave iisctiverefi a nerum
cure lor pneumonia. He inoculat
Ibits w th pneumoaoccus bucilluE ,
penercJly believed to cause pneusnc
with the fcerum thus pained inncula
suflcrinp troia jmeumonia. Su
experiments thowed itwas In
snarrpw of tioneK aatitoiin is j
and that rad marrow taken Jrom i
coriwe dead Irom pneumonia and us
rum will cure mice iaferted Ti-ith thai
It ir , at'Bordinplv hoped this serum '
the same satisfactory results In ht :
Ingt.
INDICT ROLAND MQLlh
Plndincri. of tlir Grand Jury Pi
Couflrin Coroner"Jnrj - Ve
lu Adnmi. Polt-on Cni-e
NEW TORK. Cduiab 1 Roland
neauswas today indicted 5iy the gr
for murder In the ; first dopree In cm
death cif Mrs. Kaiberlne J. Adai
findlnp of the indictment doe a we
bearing before the coroner tnd tl
'tie Email chunee for Molineaur's 01
take any ste < ; if in his behalf tintil
w-tuatly comes to trial.
The itidlctaent contained four co ;
First , that Bolund B. Molineu :
jioikon througi the malls Id kill ai
&W "kill Mrs Katherine .1 Adams ,
that Mollneinux did send through tbi
poison Jor tbe purpcue ol killing t
known person , third , tbut Moline
throurh thtmailt cyanide of mere
Intent to Ii2 ; ifourth that Moline
an unknown jioison to Mil some
person.
The wltneesei. upon twhohe evid
grand jury based tbe indietmen :
PiyBiflan AUliert E "Wetton , to jiroi
Pro ! R. A. Withauj , . to prove tbe
death : H. S. Cornish , to jirovc th
of the jioison jutcl-.agc and the m
sending it , Nicholas Peiekman , to
| ( Mollneuux as tbe renter of the let
, and tbe erpertA. "William KlneJey. E
PereifBr Fraser and Henry L To
prove that Molineum-'s l.and addre
poison jittrt.tg { to Ii. S , Cornish
1 Tiolintmux will be arraigned be <
Mrder Goff lomorrpw He will tb
ably lie re-mandeid to the Tombs wlO
LOST IN THE ALASKAN '
Pnrtjof Te i Tenderfeet Snjiji
lln\e Perl .lied MldMliiter
from Aortli Coinlnc.
SEATTLE. "Wwb. . March 1 Tbi
City cxf Seuttle an'lveid from Alas
afteir a fctormj jiaBitpe. G. T. Ho
( J tbr pash iigeir& , riufl he letft
City a'tiout Deeembeir 16 He 'bring
that a party of ten nmdej-fem 1-4.1
late in Oruibw to go from Riunpar
tbn Kayukuk rlvnr Th j ( imrtoj
Tolger. on oldtimw of the ion or 1
guide thwn bcrotis the country A ,
btii.vy puckt uf provibions at. tb
tarrj. tiut only emeugb lor B fij-icf
After they hud lie < en a lew flay :
trail a bliczard came up anfl t ]
mometter drappttd to 4i degrees lie
Late in November a giurty urriveti
Ki < yukuL and r < iiJOrte.d ttiat tbe m
hud net urrtve < < L Other pai
ID t&re 'but the > y have beiart
of them. Mr. Hvwurd tines not ki
titunee
"XV P. McDonald , n t'nltbd SIB
carrieuwho le < t Clwde CUy Jui
iliroupbt Biwy pnu&ds of molL He
the lu-fil maU trom Bt. Mtehaei tinei
Uon ckihei6 IBM laU should reh <
within lt u
Ilerekford Snlln for Ilou
NEW YORK Mu-cJi 1 P.euir
Lord CharJe * Bwerfora C B M. 1
' inSsv > "b- i
r
fr > r St > utiiuirr > 'err
.ner F' '
ACCOUCHEMENT OF vru'nunrv
mil EefEreuium Priodp
Thim ; in
ASA TAYLOR , OMAHA , TAKES LEAD1 !
rntnn Jlr-Inrmfrf ol S
of Oidnlon In Conlrrrnc * ' n' '
rlubntl 7rlnc tn Amnlcmi
Iliflr
CINCINNATI. March 1 A new
party It , to l > orpaulteS here tbitwi
ponrral ctinferewe Jiepan u tirsKlni
fluyi at tbe OM Fellows' andlt-orin
The new sjitionttl orpanlcLthin 1
ciaied tbe union reform party , am
i-eeU 1o amijptinifite the silver rep
the populist * , tbe ( toclal labor pi
the liberal party , in furt. all of tl
parties exeppl tbe jiroblbttionlsts
In response to Ibe call sent ow 1
sian R S TbtmrpBnn and Secreta :
Neff there were seventeen states re ;
in the nati&ntd onferonfe. No cr
were required , uf all -who laver tbe
dum pritir-iples of direct lepiBljitl
tfimitted TD the p-ouiid Jlotr of 'J
torium. The jiromntcrs of the
amalpamatlon htrf to hfcve tbeJr 3
1 cEnizaaon no p rifctefl us to b <
i factor In the pre'Jdentlal contest n
, The ronlernnce um ctlleS to i
' Chairman R. S. Thompson of the O
| mitter v bo wmd the call and In
1 those In favor oi the initiative unS
1 flum Tirinciples , to Boats in the oo
i The lollowlnp temporary orpanica
tiion reported anfl adopted Chtlnr
Eicbolbers ; Baltimore secrettry.
Liock end VinrenneR. Ind assista
tary. Georpe B Shire.JbLay. . N
1 After a brief Rptmch by Chiirma ;
berp a motion was made to huv t
mtn aipoint the usual cocimittpi
with t !
was oiKiBit bf InconBistent
tlve and referendum prtnciplei.
wante-S everj-tninp eontldered in o
I ' vention inKtsad of belnp appointei
j chairman The openinp scBKlon wai
1 to this diBcuBBion.
Tbe previous question finally BIO
Hiate Tbe ucnal committees on crt
1 resolutionB , etc. . were appointed by
and each one approved bj xbe < ioi
Tbe committee to formulate a pit.
panlzation for the new party war
by B call of the states with one n
each state. A recesr was then tt
Principle * of t'uloii Ilrlori
At the afternoon session tbe folio
port from tbe committee on reaolut
adopted :
Our present system of poverncw
the entire lawmakinp pnwtir in re ]
lives. The pec ple elect thene rej
ties. . but heve mo rontrol over tbelj
An experience of over 300 year
practical operation of this synt
Ehoved that it does not Tirovide a
mem of , by end lor the people-
Representa-tireE cannot hnow
tbe will of their constituents and * v
that will tas l > een clearly manifest *
been continually diEroparded.
Lecihlativfc bodies from -municipal
to the nationU conpress Save IM
trolled by corporate inCuenties. Lt
has consequently been In tbe ini
tbe corrupt few and palnst the in
the peojile are -uiRfranihiiiod on
ten : of lepifilation. Tiey are allt
rote for men , but are deciod the
rote for measures. The people ure
by laws which they aid not enact
not repeal From this state of afi
UFtrous results have came.
The people have seen thes abuses
iac disfranchised on all lecislntive c
have l > een tinalilt to provide a
they hove Income dlvidtid into JH
tions comendinp vitb each other i
to the lepiBlation needed : they havi
to enact lepiKlatioi : whrrh they d (
to prevent lepielBtion towhich the :
JIOH'd
In t-earch for relief the p-aop
turned from one party to another i
orpaniied new jiarties without nni
But all Euch efforts have been
and must continue to so be us Ion
P ojle are dirfranchised. They :
invested -with tbe power to roate t
laws before they can have laws
own interest.
P > ojilr Hnv - No VoletIn
1 Ek ) long as the people have tie
lepislution it is useless for them tc
uraoni ; themselves regarding tbtIt
they need , but cannot enact
That we mty hare a governii
ducted in the interest of ibe po
vbich win provide lor tbe i sar * . J > :
mt-aUty anfl hnpp nsfc of . lit iit3-
we onust hare n poverrment which i
of the people IJT the rs-'nle nd fnr
pie and in which the i > uople htui : i
"We , therelorft. reuwvljip to ounn
right to lepiiilate for ourselves und
to cmr inttriduU oiiinuinfi oa all i
of legislation , unite for the woomp
of tbat end and for the enfranehi *
the American people In order that t )
liKhmunt of the povernment in levi
will of the people misy lie suprt-m
And we incite all ptrsons wl4o Ii
tb iinnclples of lllieny nnd tbe B
of Independence to unite in suppoi
lollowlnp
j Direct leplBlatijn tinder tbe rystei
as the "initltttive ccd rtfcmuJnm. "
I Vnd ; r the * nlta4tlve the * jiuoi'U- (
Ij'el the submission to tbemu "V of
Hired lnw , wb-in. .1 't v-icuiret n
of the votes cast , will I * tbereby
Tnder the rv'iirenoina tiic j.-'J
compel the nubmipsioa tn ibjm'sslj't
Itw which has biwa adopted oy a >
tioflj' , wb n. if FUCU law tnilf ic
tbe mujorlrj' > ! the VAKE ciui. Jt
thereby rejected.
The following permanent orctnlzi
eSrnUfd. CSialrnitn , R. S. Thompson ,
fkOd , O. ; nua-etary , Ast ToyJor ,
Ntb ; aPEitaani . cr ajy , T. J. ]
Cinamuuitl. O
Th i oommiU'W nomtaated IBdwar
of New Tort for permu.ne.ni : ttiain
he wat , npapt > d with the commirte *
inp L plan for tbe permanent orp
the i an > Ovtr fi.iu ( >
floor of the ctinTation lor cbe n l
ODUUTD commlww. vhldh wat * * ]
lollowt R. a Thompson and "W
Otati : Edwtrd Eiuas. . New Tori.
EicbttlberK , Msrylnnd. J. M. Dui
dituu ; Sb0Md&n W < 4it.t r. MiFsourt
Walte. Bturpik. Mirh E A Ntiln
t-ylvaula , Asu Taylnr. JC ilirai'ka
Tvo repartt weit jiwipniied on i
t'ae p rniaii'ent oijajnzuuon of the t
fnnn jucty and they w < e ditrupBti
mwr. of tbe aflteruoax Tbe mtjorii
wtt finally uapin a. jirovidlnp lor 1
< -m orpauiEaiiiinf in Ul etder and
no cs te protect the i uey trum fu
maiutitn the prtDciiei- tb inliui
rttfeffnaum and tbe imperwwve :
ThU T pen relorrti rarieuc jiluiiK :
tuf lucal lfj puft , to the
"tie. Thi jninoott ? 3 | > ort
ojHirttitiii v-ttt th * 7n > 3e E juany
jvroB a i'il with on lLliorute trpu
Joct A. Parser el tbe Rttferm PJTOE
tiaii vbo vas taomly qur.uo&b4 be
the iut rc t of "R'haruin and Dunnt
Tnaupht addroeeee were mtiAe b
Lt > fkwn ii of InOianu. Dkwt.ei Pu :
Nev.
Mlrkliriiii I > r < > bll > ltli > ulut
JACKBCiK Mwb. March I A
vtrt present ht Ibe j > r
cnnveT'jon he3d bere toduy
. Did > c EJ.UOEU thairjnu
it
prolwMe tbat if JmitkH Or i
pupreBH oourt in rottcnalBM-w
rejmbltran ptKte oonvMiuct ) bvfl
OnrM'd by tbf proklWtlmilulf oti IK
vM * iff uati-its
Ills r&dif&l rlewft.
in i ror of the rtrtM fnre n
VIOB ! ! < : by rTrtiHt I9wirfc
MICHIGAN STATK TON VI
Prti > rl ] l < - of . l < tl . Plntlo
ltctiftlrin < > d.
JACKSON Mich , Msrtili 1. The i-i
B Grant to moecttd bi
of tbe smir e ctrnrt E tl
Olonrf H. & B-ftfi Bf Ai
ati Colonel Ell R. Sutter
nomi&uofl by a cluniBthHi lor
tmlvwrtty. John J. Cwlan ol
pree WJppnrtw. w ii cbun-Hi ti
chalno&n
There war a warm ficbt ovw the
of a pluttnrm Tbe wtvenfltin r <
reaffirm the platform i f last ynur , T
clari-fl in favor of the rinpree-AHn
for taxation of rUVro&A , oxirest i
prajih property.
The remuindnr of the platform '
ronfidence in President McKinlty
pratnlates thr country Bptin cstablit
honorable poare , the irtivd of lud :
prot.pej-lty ii ucrreditefl to tbe winfl
puWlcun princitiles und their u4nin
pratituSe U tpresood for tbe sa
soldiers tnd sailorf in the late wi
money planl : is at loUowE :
"We reaffirm the principles of
Lou ! * platform tinfi pJt-dpf them oti
as a sure puaranty of national ;
and honor : we stand irpnn the exit
standard and condemn tbr jirtipn
admit Kiher to free and unlimitei
] at the ratio of 1 ( > to 1.
! ANTICIPATE FRESH T. .
Arr Qnirt Hnt Art-
StrrnctlK-olmr Drfnt. .
Anotbnr
MANILA , March 2. Jf' ' r , a. m
quiet alonp the whole
only & fe sbott belnp fire
rebel neid pun DCUT the
] pnen > fore appumaUr liury
'defeiiseb ' , rcalicinp thut the Ameri
UtarJ : thwn vhiin the esjit-cted :
|
I menu arrive-
It is reported that Ainilntldo win
louse tbe Spanish clerical prinonurs t
! dltion that all landed and -other
! thw they own BhaK 5 * transferrt
and also that tbe ni-tlve j > ri
be recopnised.
Lust nipht tweJve Tebuli in twi
wer * didcoverrd paddlinj : out Ire
naqtit. When the Bufialo's search ]
on the rebels they uned t
irranced with the picV.et bo
was tttten off and tl
ftttempt d to cross the * m.j % but a pi
pvcrhauled them after a ohase und t
priaonnrc to Maidla.
Two battalions of tht Twrniarth
have "been tseipned for proroBt pt
ani a third 'battalioa ' Trill join Goi
Arthur 'E flirislon.
REBELS AT KAKILA
.
tejrjjst the 3tfjarJ , UB
Tlirowlagr Cp Ktrth-n-jirl
i MANILA , March 1. 4 : H5 p m. 1
are very active a.t Caloocan and
They evidently Intend to moutt a 1
front of the Mtlabnn church , desl
tbe flrt ol the "Onitnfl States monitc
nock on Pehruuy J ? They can
throwinc up earthworkt lor punt.
4ffii p m. Ttoerewas the 0161
firing yeitterday evening tnfi
only one casualty resulted. , une i
of PrjTute Parki , ComiLar
The Nebraska volunteer ? at the
' hi S B rtipct Icurt Trttii c email to
eunny tblt morning The rebtif
' & tbe jangle after th * m vollei
1 7it United Stiutor tranr port Tai
; arrives neire without the SOBS ot B
' s. mute
[ TSie Negros tiommisBloners hex
1 tUned fieverU American o2icer an
ou&qictfc at their hotel in return
' oomplhnent jiUfl them by Gene-rul C
Jitiii- for Neprt * tnduf
I I The Unitetfl Stat K tronRport St.
eaaliorked Crtonel Bmlth , Mtjor S
ibtttalion of the CalttomlE. roiunt
the efficient rewntly apolnte l to
Unite.
i The United Sttte-i tranBiort Art
i trrived besre
Gemeally tpeaWnc , tieBlcmttio
changed.
'
FAIRY TALES FROM FIL
Report t i t Tber Hjrre S lr I
of lljf American- - Pri
er . of Wnr.
LONIiON , Murch 1. Tne Pillpt :
pean Junta has rewuvei tbe lolloi
jmtc-h Irom Manila , dated Tebruorj
i "The lout emcounterf huve been
I ties. "We ncnr hold Pasig , Pate
I Guadaloupe. Our northern line
vanred to Tondo. The American 1
I fur larger in proportion than oura.
| Cliti American prisoners , who will
' into tbe interior Not one of 01
hat surrendered and our governme1
taluk itr indnpendenoe and will not
A Piljpino telegram frmn CBDI
that tbe foreign residents have t
insurgents -withdraw In order ti
bombardmemt. The Filipinos have
trusting tbat their JictieiB will be
belore the loreign consult , with
of arranging an equitaiile settlem
tbr Americans.
BLOCKED WEST OF LEAl
Fnrioui. nilrcurd Acrnln Sti
Colorado ii d tlie People i :
Monutnln * . Miffer.
LEAXt\1LLE. Coin. March 1. 1
e heavy snowfall lor tht ptsi twi
furious lili * rd fell in this mon
nil day the Ur has be < en filled wi
rf li > iup BIIHW Train * tram tbe
in with difliruli } but the railr
blcmkadeid wept of thU city.
The South Purl Hue and tbf BI
roudfc are ho ; > tdef > Bl } buow d under
not be < ijumed Jur a rnunth. Auftrev
arrived Irtrm that Jocalitj ttid&y.
btn.n on tbe road lor rw-e days an
trott lilies on tbt ? arfc , nose aufl t <
brourhl m > w * that b numlieir of la
thlt losaliiy are di rising up the B
visions that we left Sunnfamlllei
ing on ant mival a dcy and that
of iirebO. potaUie-r. and wauir No i
be liud and tbe jieicple ore djggin
out of 6HBW and cutting it tip I r lu
"XVitnei. * Held fur I'erjn
TOPEKA Majx'h 1 Jomw ; E. N
mode a hnutuunnj amdnrit lor tbi
in tbe bwu-uie of the motion fur u
in tbe Otilliiif murder ( uu > e WBE
buve sworn luwljvLeu j-lucttfl an
ness isttnd toiuv and -was coma
Judge Hozen iTcmciv .Attorney Jen
rurnd relmUie r-lo-mt. > i * "hut l !
retl come WUE lianlt
irrcr nnrr nnrrrvrrii .
WEST FARES PRETTY
GODS Lei of Itonej Out of 1
Approprittara 301.
NEBRASKA is AMONG THE nn
Antrloj.e Mntr I" nxtfr 7'nki
Of Thanr Brforr AV .
Coinct'iir Ilrlnc t'oxtini
tfr of lln nnn.
praa ) The Bmndry oix-il blU ,
in wisJdK'DCt , currlw IH\HO Its p > ! *
pHutlntit uncctlnp UK inteirwsli , nf t
weK of tbe Ml sl rtj > } rf river tn a ll
tent than etur tx fore iiicluflBd in ;
meftnure.
Startinp ti-lth Iowa OsV.atoueta Et1
for th * 7mrrtiw > nf a Bile lor
VuWdinp nnS IdoLinc to the nreettt
fcame ; Cre ttiu. R36.iliti ( , CllutKu ,
Duhuque , SfiO.lKHi
Nrtiraska is lietter taV.nn care
ever bt\toi e , Omalia c Uns ririD.OOl
aetice the erection t f tlie 5ev nte < n
Kide of tbe public buildinp Senatt
ton toflny tutscpfted in pesttlnp the
to aocept i
tee oa appropriations
tif > nal jtroviso dlrertlnp the wtnaa
treasury to * nter into a contrurt
rompleUon of tbe buiVdinp within '
ent limit t > f cost < whtrh is now J
yi.ROO.OOn. HasUnps. Jltl.UHO ; Norli
( mb ; Blair. tSl.r.fiB
South Dakota 1 * ta\.en \ care at in
mime manner. Deadwood petanp R
Alisa-deen MS.TiOO.
'Wyflmlnp. not to 5 * outclasses
IT ! at BE cast , pets a fclire vhich has 1
coled out Jar and wide , Evanmo
cwtinc jriO.liliO Itir the jiurtshaie anC
of a > miainp site to test no ; snore t
nOD ai > d lor adflltional expe-nsw
public buildlnp at Cheyenne J"ri.KH
How many nl tbe itos cotitaini
senate bill will remain after tbe h
throticb with tbeconference is i
question. Some of them will uni
but the NeftiratKa d
be knocked out ,
will endeavor to hold all upprc
"even if it Iliruuki , a trart. " us 01
members said.
Voodard
> rvr MrncV
The apjiointment of Edward P. 1
o Itidiannpolis to y postmaeter at
Culia. came aTier t < eriou coueide :
tbe jiart pf the postmaster penen
Thompson's and .lames
iiamet ,
of Omaha , -who "was presanted "by
Thurston. It will probably be
"Woodard that ie was a candidate
two weeks iis name has led all
with the -erreptlon uT Thomjison ,
at Indianopolu. , i
deputy p [ KCmas-ter
ard is at Omaha The 7iostmaste :
was lmprf Red -with Mr. 'WoDdwd
lor the place- his reputation as ai
postal official beinp iniown to the
department. Thurston was calif :
PostoSice d iiarrmcnt on Monday :
with Postmaster GeneJ
a lone talk
that
understand
ht wh * piven to
pDintmect reetea lietween Tionr ;
ia lave
TToodard , with chances
former , and the nominatirn yesterd
the incidtnt.
-tthtios valedicto
Senator Allentthtios
SB fgiglysj , 3inap tie most
'
scn3
' Bti'lEsTarf'
thinpsijc'lies done
of tbe Good Si
rear , acted tbe Jiart
be wholesale reductio
There are to
" immediately alter
"War depanment
Annie I
and Miss
ment of conprers
dutiphter of Confederate Major Gen
who -declBred at tbe
e.on I. Pillow ,
of the civil wu- that his horse
j "drink in tbe shadow of
HIU monument or take h
" is a clerk in
Ipei in hull ,
' Knewinp t
office
j jutant peneral's
soldier on the led
was a iinvate
and loupbt unainst her lather , s.
the senior senator from Nebraska ti
| himself tn her behalf. In tiinpe
petition to General Alpcrwas prept
retain Miss Pillow on
j inp him to
and within
of tbe TVar department
sirty-five senators hud bipntid tbe
bended toy Senator Thru-Eton , iaclui
leadinp repu.blicane and democrats.
.1. A Tun Ordel of Cheyenne , w
torney lor the settlers on tbe Otoe
Bouri reservations in Gage county , J
is in the city to UBEIEL , If possible , i
a compromise bill affecting the im
these settlers passed.
Old nillh Settled.
The hill known as tbe Bow-mi
which has l"fen thrown inside of n
EresseE , together witb tbe French i
ciaim6 , as on its vuy to the precifl
rj'ii'P $ S.30U,6Sf. NebrBPka it re ;
by an appropriation to John Brei
y7Xf > . : : fi lor commibEary stores fun
him in IhCl at Clinton la. , to
States troops stationed at that ]
Henry T. Clarke of Omaha , Ji.HOti
and rent of buildinps at Tort Crcn
buiitiingp on laud acquired by th
Slates by condemnation proreedtni
BUit of the Vnited Statt * apainel
Zurher in accordance with a jit
made t > y Clarke. John Little am
SVilliams of Omaha , n,4 r..7u , b (
umount ue tbeuj as reported "by "
of clUms.
Alter y 'US Colonel TV. H. B. St
with Cyrus J. Hull and Ibaut F. Bi
the contract for lurnhhinc Btone
| vUlt of tbe collar and sub-basem1
Ilibrtry building and \ > bu wub deprix
j contract on uuuount of chuuge of
j comet into his own , the bUl pii
, ncbU2. This claim in one form o :
has liwin before congress lor ten yi
j ting through ont house or the ot
| -wut attached to the last Bowman
| Cleveland wooed it on ocuount of tl
j spoliation clainitwhich he claim
without equity Stout , wbo has 1
reverses since he left Nebraska wi
this appropriation with u prttefi
bhould UcKible ; eipn tbe bill und j
the means of putting him on hit. :
mart.
RUNS INTO PASSENGER
Iluclneer und 'futi > rire < a <
Peimltr "t : TJielr 1-liei. for
uuderMuiicliiii ; nn Orde
O&DEN , Utah , March 1. An emgi
twe nrewen were klUetd in o uollisii
CemtrU Pacific now Hw SpriiiB * . :
lurt night.
A RtjTDoud fipeiciol running ai
ShCUOO Uf tlUHlOUIld pkH-HEpttr N
liderf with * heilpeu fi lne uti wiat
us "White Plains iill. Tbe bedpeir
pusheid a trerfpht w-er th * heavy g
vac running ou uidta-fc upalwit i
e f the iiaueuigeir and on cosniiioi.ti {
with tbe firct fi ctiuu.
the Briers tbf etupinndr
lug ttngine A wn tbe bill , running
pasfafiuper 8 mile tH uf Mot Sjc
dec Tkf de d
I1RHMAX HEXDEftSHOT hf tb
EJSGINEEK YBAECJK.
FIRBMAX WLLARK ftf th * pus
Bbdly ! E.'ure fl
En canter Sr.hrt il.pr ( if the htdpe :
A iieavy ruin at the time coctr
sbtr. ; the ur-
i CONDITION OF THE WFATHPR
t
t
J" . .ire-rat t for JC * r k
JU-n
nt Oinnlm > eti
7ein | > ernttire
Hour. l > e-u. llonr.
in. in. 1H 1 ji.'in. .
a. in IS - i > . m. .
T n. in. . . . . . 1 ( t X | > . ni. .
* i. in -y 4 ii. tn. .
V a. in. . . . . . 2 > ] i. tn. .
1 n. ill. 2ft ; | i. ro. .
11 n. in Z 7 11. in. .
1Z in JUt v jt. in . .
Jt ii. m . .
STILL UNSETTLED AT S
brrinlnn1o& bj Pro lninn
riime-m Dr. Httfid \ ] > ) oi
lor IIlo Coiitlact ,
? yi > NET N S TV Mhrrh 1 A
bw from Aplt unfler dbte
IT my that affairs tbere tr
ruUntactary The jirsvlsimia ! pov
tt apjwtrr. . i * interft-rtng with m
Hrltltb Rrtijertt. aafl also with the
tf BrltlKb rubjeru , test if
ln'tog people $ ki)41 Mftaaft
Dr RbCcl. ibe Ocrtn n jxrdrtflci
aroulripal eounril ct Apia , at tbe
tioc of tbe British ontd. hat > apohi
boyooninr the Brltlnh thlra-rlaer
Porpoire and Jor tnsiiHlnp tbe c.M
R. fl Malietoa's lawyer wbilt thi
rneftr on bnard the Pcrpoise.
A landinp iparty from the POTTPI
with machine putiK. won therefore
ashore , tboucb a 7 > lan to mal.e i
on Mullouu had 1 < een all .rranceO.
of the Mataolas have died t > f wo
dhidlnp a woman wbowas shot
breast.
There it. muih indicoatlon at tl
the jiroviBitmiJ povcrnment in l.w
estle prisoners whcee only offense i
The house c f Chief Suamantt , wbrsi
In saving life durlnp tbe historical ' .
was rewarded by the AmrrtctiKi
present of a whale boat , has b"en bt
looted , and the w haltftaul hat bee
Suamanu it. still in eidle.
The German consul continues 1i
Ithe Gcrmsm from the JuriMfllctlor
j supreme court , but Herr Grovera
JHTi for contempt of court -when 1
i advertised the sale of his property
GrovesmtihJ rtanaius at the consult
inp arrest and hovinp to serte B
of KiO days' lmprismmeTil . It is ai
he is also afraid o ! l > einc urreste
jcharpe ol drunkenness
J Dr Raffeil bar been adindptifl
i contempt of court , but bar refused
i forward lor sentence. He war lor ;
j rested without force , lint noupht th
jtion of Herr Rose , tbe German com
. Lieutenant von Bulon , a former
'the ' German army and orpaniter
I Mataafan lorcef. , is still at Sevaal.
fuses to come to the court on tbe <
contempt in breaking jail and clE
he Khould lie tried by a German
court at Berlin.
i Mr Moore , an American citizen
' saifl to favor the Germans , wrote
tog letters to Chief Justice Chamln
war lound puilty of contempt ofc
J was discharged after making ample
1 The feeling in favor of Malictoa
growing and Mataufa's following ii
prating The whole of Tuliiela ant
Snvaal now Icvor Malietoc Tanut.
'tlly. ' tbe dispatches aKsert. there IE
teeillnp in fuvor t > f British ccncsat
ris- consul hap
, Bontbermost of th * Tonga irjands.
residence of their Bovtrelcn. aite
TintucoeEEfully urged the ting to fll
premier.
STDKET. N. S TV. . March 1. Ti
are he-svily indebted to the Gern
are tinablc to 7 > oy. Tie treururj it
and Btlariet have not tieen jiuid
months. The sum of JBIlti.OOO. ru ;
have been lodged in a salt tt Ha
of tbe Ttxngt islands , is missing. 1
tirer has len imprisoned at Tonpi
arreet of tbe native chiej Juetice
native TireKident. vbo vere Joint <
of the keys taf the tale , was being :
'THREW ' WIFE INTO THE
j Al ert Berker. fouth Side 1
I of Cljlrnco. Brenk * DOTTO n'
i and Confeuxe * Murder.
I CHICAGO. March 1 Albert Be
j South Side 'butcher who has 'l ' ien i ]
lor a we-elt on suspicion ol having :
1 tis firr.t wife. , Teresa Becker. Ibroke
| nipht under tbe long-continued cr
tioninp of the 7mlice an6 made a
confession.
" 1 killed her on January 27 , " sai
defiantly. " "Wewere walkinp on
' dolph street viaduct and liepan qi
1 became angry and thre-w her into
Then 1 went home. "
Since Becl-er'r arrest his second
' j ear-old Eda Stitterl'n. has linen In
I Becker inquired continually lor he
1 tbe jiollcewhy Ebe vas > noi rele'i
-WE * , al-wayn given an evai.ive am
apparently receiving the Impreci
Eda would in some WBJ 1 * ronuei
-flisuTtjiearance ol his wlft he :
nonlesslon , in tbe theory of tbe ;
I absolve ! ber Irani any Maine. Tbe
tbe murdered woman has not
i found.
! KIPLING PASSES THE
Dor tort Mej ort n *
In HU Condition lor tb
Setter.
JOnV. YORK. . March 1 T ;
j dition of Rudyard Kipling J
i much Improved tonight. The m
diiieaee WUB pubwfl tblb morning.
| Tbe Annotated Press dlnpi-tebee 1
' indicated that tbe cricit. war clone
and it war ibecuube of tbe e tbe )
i displayed to much imtfeHy conc-ei
j ciutname- .
i At 2.11. this , afternoon tbr followi
| tin wat : mWed
' Mr. Jvljiilug LLC gained unce
, The leimperature tnd pulne ur lo
fvery dirflctiot : tbe improvement
E G JAKETVAY.
THBDRORE I tKHA
IOWA & NORTHERN RA
O"iniiiiiuy < .e - uri > Clt&rter to
Iliiud from Hldorn , ln Tin
liinu < .nd
JQPFERSOK CITY. Mti. . Mara
St. LOUIE. Iowa 4 : Nonbtiij Railv
wt t tbartcreid bv the JHICJ
todM } ' Tiie cujiHiJ DUick is f
S H SUWJM , J E
luafl J. S Bbrle ; . Charles S Bierc
E. Eul.w. rafltiu. la , H. J. nuaa ; .
M MltcheOl. H E. Berrjw d Wi
MltbheOl. jr. . 3i Lotiic. Tin ; r iU
eneinddf from Eldcit : It. . tUKougc :
MiBW uri In c puiiriJ suutbertjdii
St. L ui * , . Milo E 74.S5 in Jowu u
iMiwioiui. with tu > otficw ,
ujid ISAna , lu.
re In Itellnnv 4i Ilrl
CCARJKDA. la . Mtux * 1 ( Sf.M
grata i HXihoc. .
iBBt Of tl * Him > HWOE
war. todtir ttcoBounupertntfucl -E'
line C Murph ) ' hat resigaed
nrfei mtnufe-r Led thet offi t iitt be-t
t.tand
I FIGHT IX THE CAUCUS
i Brwie f HoKflititt BfanjJj TruoEfcrrca frcm
3mat
j
NO CHOICE FOR SEKVTORIM. CANDIDATE
Ballott ire Cart -vritli ? rac
tkufflv No Ohmgt in tls Toting.
SEVENTY-THREE : MEMBERS ARE PRESENT
in ti lined viii Tbraipsofi
BOMBO.
LOBBIES FILLED WITH EAGER THRONGS
fireM litteref-t TnVeti In llie Remit of
Hie Different llnllotk n Tfcer Are
Gltrn Out trtiiu tlic
' Haiinrd . . . .nil nt ISHSJ JIT 5t7 ST
, Tlinmi on . . ! < ! 17 141 141 141 1O la
Totnl * . . . .73 7S TJt 73 71 71 Tl
3St-Cf . rj to u fholir.d. .
LINCOLN , March 1. ( Spwdial Telegram. . )
I The long-uwiited rrjinbllcan caucus oa
] Vnited State's iwnaior finally musrialitpd
. Jonlpht , itccordinp to Hie call wWcti bud
littwi signed by Ul the ? republican mt nbeirK
j The -clKla.tors were unusually prompt It
patbe-rinp st tinLlndell and it wc not
I long true SO. the apjioiir.eid fSme % wb a
I iie > Besrion begun with Senator Stetdts at
| chairman. Representative * Roui t , Glut.
I un < 3 Arenfle acteid us teJJerr. .
I Tbb rules for tn optional hallot baring
I been tpreeid upon nlM < balloting : prouemdetd
' forthwith , the fiecrettry oUHng the names
. and the members responding either witfc a
I piuntfd btllot or with the ntme of their
i preferred candidate.
j Thfre vftre seveinty-threie present. Smith
of H'ljfeareBce , a Htyward snipporter , and
' ruitweUer , a " ! VfbBl r man , being on thti
elck lisi. An utttimpt was made to re t
bol-lot In for Iweileir by a wnt4 i
but it TTJU ; prampUy ruled out. Only
J ; * eoteajf Ar lie liariott w retsb -
tic rSSi&JSt re fSren nut tr > a rC-aU
group of wntcliert on ibtoutrids , Stranpe
to say , tie lolibleswere liy no m ane ta
onimatud .as on mtuy previous evenlcgB.
Ar. lie bcllots were ncanned they i.how d
subBtnaticlly a rej > ij2Kin of the- deadlock
of the open sesKloa. Htyward lost i-p-
parently two v l and "Weston two , wMle
Thomjisan paineid thrt > e and Talbtrt got on * .
"Whether tlw Talhat voite cem rexlly Jrom
Hayward or Thomption war rot dew. On
tie fourth balltr. Tliompcon painted one xoi
from Hward
At the dose of the tenth hallut Joneii
moved to tul.e a recejsr. , but tihea-j was &
loud protest , and the motion was not put.
Cnndifijitf * Contribute Ire " \Vntrr.
JUH before tbe twelfth ballot wae tt-l.ea
jtwo members left the room and did not return
turnOn the previouE ballot Burman had
voteifl openly for "Webster. On the lour-
teenth ie voteid B secret liallot. Beverly unfl
,
1 Olmsted cast secret bollotE up to thit time
| The lourteienth ballot was tbe raine at the
i first , und tbe nun bhowcid no chanse * A
motion was. then made to adjourn , out at
i loudly voted down.
I The nfte-enth and sixteenth ballots showed
jno changes and a motion was then made to
take a reicets , but -wut ; kit > d.
i Just bclojt 13 o'clock a proclamation
sent to tbe se xttorlal candidates giving no-
tlce that the cuucus wai getting veiry dry
!
j und tiniest Home-thing v ere ; pent in the meim-
| liert w oulfl sek u new Bichmond. Tbe
.candidates . responded with b tank ol ic
j wuter.
j The caucus cast the twenty-Iourtb ballot
, belore tbe meunbers were ready to adjourn.
Motions to adjourn after the nineteenth anfl
tve.nty-second ballots -were voteid jdowii by
tbe Hcyward men , who finally made the
'mo ' e to quit until tomorrow night at 7:30.
j The > re was little change in the vcitlac up
I to the last. Oc the fwenty-firet bUlot Clart
1 po ; a couple nf votes. Oa tbt tw enty-neioond
| and tw 'nt y-thirfl Lambertnon pot two. On
i the lait iitllot Thompetin of Merrick voted
I lor Wllcos , Four of the Webster men voted
seweitly iiurt of the- time and openly part
of tbe time , tbe rerult being tinehanpe-d.
The twentjfourth ana lart bullet , whlth vas
cast at ten minutes after 1 o clcick. wti at
follow *
- 1C "Webster. l > ;
Hnywurd , Thompson , ;
| Field , t , Adams. 1 ; Halner , 1 ; Ls.mbe.ri-
1 , Talbot , i.
YOUNG WOMAN'S DEADLY AIM
-o Acenrntejj- Her Brother"
iii'l.utt iJint lie Mnj Die of
AVounil.
MARSHALL. 111. Martb 1 Mlsi Line
Marvin. B prcmitiemt young woman ol tblfc
city. Uiauy rbot and jirabably luUiliy wnunde-d
" lieir brotbeir.ln-law
"William A. Vausbon ,
Bbc bad beein uttenctlnr oollcpc in Buffalo ,
N. Y . and returned beime urifj : ; > f > ctnd ! } u s
i teirueidu She went dirt-m to the' eifiire of
her f&tbeir'fc n IU , whea-e bhe found Vtugban
and filed twwt befori 'bystander * could in
terfere Bad fulling hod existed bftween
them for mime tlmb Mis * Marvin ii now
ttudeir trretet , suaiunc the result of tbt
FOR AN EIGHT HOUR DAY
Colorado Senator * Offered Money If
ITier Would Vote to Detent tne
Hill.
DENVER. Cute Mwdi 1 The Btule * en-
ate tills twitting puntii the Ulfl proudlng
ter wi e4elu-lu ur day in ullndne * IB the
taste liy . vateof at lo ( , The bill voi
pusf.ei/1 t > } the li'jutte wra > e > time upo. During
the Aeiliute U Our Stmauw Uutl.le-y from the
Sfv ( iit mtlj dwu-ict tuunfl A H'ni-.ation by
the JOiucjuuiitiujBUt tliut he uu < elbeu t-n-
1 ittw-b hud ln-eui etfureifl larpe iumt of mi ney
| if they would v te ugainrt the bah Tbe
' i 11 ut jibbbed idesntjcul with tbfc lnw bsw
tui lorci in Ltuiu