The Omaha Daily Bee.
Haiaift
ESTABLISHED JI'XJE 19, 1811.
POSITION OF POWERS fclF TREASURY REP0RT
Aligsmcxt oa Anglo-Gem tn Agreioect
Now Complete.
THIRD CLAUSE PROVES STUMBLING BLOCK
UtiteQ Etatts, Snreui md France Befnue to
Commit Thenie..Tef. on That.
'iTTaaaaatt.
pc nMyhaJt
Ortnl.er Oifr the
farplu. of
.Million.
KAISER'S TROOPS REFUSE TO GIVE QUARTER
WASHINGTON THp-The monthly
comparative talcmf-nrU the gnvorntaen'.
receipts und expenditure issued at ttie
Treasury drpartmeat loday shows that the
total receipts for the month of October were
Hl.fiifi.KT and the expenditures I4T.M2.fS7
leaving a surplus for the month of M.fiJt.. rtody .r More Than Three enre
Celestial fattened Incrlhrr by
Their (Ih'iim anil Ttirn Shut
Den a Like llnct,
I tM A TT I'm n n - r . - ..
?i VOTERS TO BE PROTECTED
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS
HORRIBLE TALE OF CRUELTY
EeTtEtj-Trar Chinese PriiBss. Ecporteu to
Here Beea Pajmetca bj Germans,
4941. Tbe receipts for the month were oter
J4.Wd.WiC IB circss of those for Octoler last
year. The expenditures ahow about the
same Increase over October. l&Sft. The ri-
MlfMl. U IV. ....Ml .
I are givca n follows-
Customs, tSft.WS.MS; Inorrase over Octo
ber. 1M. tl 74S.00.
Internal revenue. tST,CSl.14; Increase, tl.-
MtsceilaBooaa. SMfil,.M : Incrrnse, 11,110.-
t'00.
The sr wal item of expenditures are
glvon a Mtof
CMrll end miscellaneous. 111.714. 40; In
crease. S1.100.U00.
war. SH.168.r2S. Increase, SJ.TO0.60ft.
Navj. J4,ati.2.k. decrease, USI.Oeft.
ltit.atia, IMS.Mfc, lucre asc, Slf6,00
PeWthHia. S10.64K.SO0; decrease, 110.10.
Intern. S4.7MM71, Increase. SStc.W
During the last four month the receipts
WASHINGTON, Not. J. The Ulgtiniint exceeded those for the same period laJ-t.
of the powers on the British-German agree- rear ltj- Sk 74,O'J0 and the (xpradttarrr e x
mist U cow complete. I reeded those of ibe same period last year
Aside from Italy and Austria, whole ad- by S7 7SB 000.
bf recce to the agreement was cxpecteo
ovlag to their
many, Japan
ITALY, AUSTRIA AND JAPAN ARE SATISFIED
UH Accept Propodtioa of Open Door and
Ittofrity of China,
REPLY OF THE CZAR REACHES LONDON
Covernrarnt at Wa.hlnaton Will .ol
Take Initialise In Any At
tempt to Acqulrr
Terrllorj .
ir pontic rei.uons with oer-, ISLANDS IN THE WRONG PLACE ,(n0BDe
Is the only power pvinc ud ur' Ptttallon
cocdltloiia ai.se.nt to the aprenmenL A
the rcatter now stands five of the powers
are united In all the terms of the agree
ment, viz. Great Hiitaln, Germany, Ital)
Austria and Japan, three of the powers
the TJnltud States. Russia and Pranee oe-
.! en tl fir Ol.tm a tlcitt Miott fharl.
Int of ihr Parlflp U 1 err
Inarrtiratr.
BBRL1N, Nov. 1 Considerate Iropa
tlenee at the mtarerneM of the news
from China is finding eiprwssloa here. The
Inference is that German ceasorshlp ornr
Mioh laformauon is tei? su-Mt. Lttur
from privates In China hsclo to find tbrtr
way intn the social democratic papo's sbow
Icc thst the German troop do not sire
Quarter, i be nrewen Bumper Zrttnne pub
lishes a lr4tr from a soldier In Pckln. who
said he saw slxty-etKut rapttve. same of
them not yet adults, tied tojrether by
their queues, heaten Mohly by Germans,
compelled to dtf; thrtr own craves and'
finally bhot enmasse,."
The Halh-rsuder Volks Ze4tnr prints a
communication from Pekln, m which the
writer rays "No prisoners ure uken. All
are shot or. preperaWy sabred to sare tm
monition. On Sunday afternoon we hail
to nayonet seventy-four prisoners.
or onr patrolmen. An
pursued them and captured
it was cruel, it was
Ransom in His True Colors.
ndcar Howard In rapflilon Times.
Aprill, 1M7.
On li flr.t dfiy of tbe IcziMn
Utp ciskin the Tlnif pk-kctt S-n-ntorn
ItanwitB anfl Uowdt uy the
lenlTi at thf corporation cnnttti
prnt In thiit lodr. The irklnz
vs not nn rvldrncc of (.msrt
ne.tv on onr part, for, Itxkfd. nnr
mnu who ha? wntohod thf crttir.-e
ef ihoff worthies In rwnt jpr!
erniW nntl would have done aj, veil
ft we did. Spenklnr of Itnn
wm and Howell, what a dl
praee lb- jialr ha lK-n to
1he free silver tartv wheh
elect (Hi them. Hand Jn hand
In every scheme to jaM in cor-
, oratlon roWterr, tiacK to liack ro J
j BermMv-aa Campaign Managers FBI Sit
' Allow Democratic BalHozing.
CROk'ER'S MEN MUST NOT INTERFERE
Any Attempt at Intimidation hy the
Itryanltr Cohort Will lie JHel
by the Mrnnc Arm of
(he 1 Jt m ,
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Forecast for Nebraska
Talr with Variable Wind.
lemperatnre at
Ilonr. Dee.
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NBW YOriK. Nov. 1 -The rentibHoan
national comtatttee lsrned a formal state-
mini lo TOIOTS as follows:
CroK''"- the bead of the demo
SHf f,.rHtfn In New York ha er
aered his subonrat to p&Umr In force
at the poll BMtt Tuesdav and In mm they
w-e the resalt of the (v.unt cMnc fcpntnsl
ineni to eject the , nf tat. wma.
fifht apaln.t the s.harp ,hafi. of i fxt T lnrc Th,
. i J-r aa "eeji en-
pamblers' Wile to passnec Shame's
crown for shame 1 tbc fact that
these traitors lor the democratic
name.
ooreeti arm AMirnviJ in- c.. . i..
t alrm of the democratic national com
J 1 mtttee
, The repulilloan partv has always stood
, squarely for a fair vote and an honest
, roiMiL A dishonest elerOon Is IK.fl.-lbl"
t only throuph tlolence eueh as la now
iinrairnpj dj :ie o mo r ratio
REED DIES OF HIS WOUND
Omaha Man Mint 1,, tienier 1'ollre.
man llvplre at the onntj
Hnpltal There.
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 1 -l-pedal Tele
Cram.) Henry Reed of Omaha, who was
shot last nlRht try Policeman Charles So
crest, died at i orlork t&ls attoraon at
the rouoty hospital. The ball entered bis
stomach and lodged In tie back. Secrett
was arrested and Is still In Jail.
The shbetl&c took place about "M o'clock
In the saloon of Daniel HltVry at Ml
Larlsoer atreot. Secrest was off doty aa4
eJoylK hlseif la ike saloon with a
party of friends. He was leant r uthii
wu
I.
" ' .......... u. . trr Hrnwcriur ifnof rx rc-- . t. .
cruse an qual number of Inspectors from r r rH-a ho was unknown to
' 'm r"u,tlr' PrUs Is prs-ent at eiery , entered Reed koem Srtl by
TALKS AT IPITTSBURG . KST ST&SS , ".'.Vtr,.'"
loc-HMiy aeriara now to to ovenr the "S- "trfi replied "You moat It
I hare't ma4e
. l. ... ' . . 'iit-r.
m rln. . , ... - . MT iu urrrpn Rr ue : r.
joey --r nmpumf ill to , ini-per-iors wnerjerer their party extRencles notty
' ww a . . r. I awmal Ob . S. t a a 1
I en- I l aiianinropuy or frarueelr vlr..;I'
seventy-four alive.
; lndeseribable
and Others;
r,letit tnterf ern.
NotwlUmtaodlnc: the annouDrement of
month
mast
pinch la
LABOR HEARS TRUTH
Dinner Bncktt Brigade Lines Up at Iti Own
Particalar Ballj.
MEN WHO WORK CHEER FOR M'klKLEY
Policj Tlat Gitm ZapJojaest ud Fagea
Wannlj Eadcrscd.
WHAT PROSPERm' MEANS TO THEM
0arpntfir Coj Contrasu Conditions efl8S5
iti Tboie ofTodaj.
E. R0SEWATER ON LABOR'S DIGNITY
Man Who II.. t.en ,rnm nu, f
llmplnje to Position of Kraplorr
Artare.r. the Omaha
Workers.
WaKe-worker of Omaha had thrtr tnnltt
l the pre? est campaign last nishl. They
tarred oat In sach t-.UM ,y., . .
ball waa taied to frai.s
the
SAN TfUNClSCO. Nor 1. Disco erles of
mat value are reported bv the t'nltid
cetit the i;li,iiiti! reliiLlncr lo the often floar i tale feta wimniiuiiin rA.uv.4 ,n..,.M. i
and the territorial inlecrtty of China, but j which has Just returned from a fourteen- j
withhold action on the third clause relat- ' months' cruise In tbe south seas and 1a
lnc to future procedure in rase any po er Japanese and Alaskan waters. The offirrrs I
aelres territory of the vessel state that nearly all of the i transport ldho wit, ri v,
Neither the State department nor the south sea Islands are mlhchulnd anywhere ( bcrs of the Canadian oontinccnt bo par
Russian embasry has recelvi-d Information -rom two to a doxen miles. maklnK steertng . tloipated in the war in ou'h Africa
of Russia a answer, thouch the Associated j bj chart reme4y da.nEerou. The ex- reached Its Jork here toda. "The Idaho re
rress, in its London dispatcher, announces eeptlnns are tbe rill groups, owned by Great ! ported that ail on board were well and
A wraari enJ between tha rU. .1" . lWM!,tl
this drmocratic policy of terrorUta Voter. . a Reed remarked with marh aro. . '.7 w eoa
and buryurlztnc the ballot lxrs, th re- . faalty that he would cat Sec reus heart iXrT I. 7 ? tsf lrtkUr ct
puhlictn national committee t wl -wrs neart labcrlnjr act to tha nrr vvui.
... . " " - ,,. .r-.----. -- - mi. i He BOiieesi.n ' M ri. .
.ni comusiasm past all creocdenia the ht-h ni ine rrpuoiiran ' A. . - - Kirn incm employment acd lle.i s...
Vni IINTPPDC PCTIIDkl unnr Founder s dav of Caroe . ' r?Bppr' """n-k d local havet" flrl 4 V: to the Soor sen- dinner patls to tLe hrt, t, . '
VULUNItcKb KcTURN HOME ,i "F"11" to,ll"ll Ukeo weorurcs to Insure the protecMon of . -nty wounded. U was. needless
'""'. .ia " 0a the , - IZ." "-o " . .r"dnK This is the storr of ihe ,..., "puoiican aeellnc and
Acri.iei.1 to Shtp', 1-ror.riirr rei, . "uiiaiaR at schcnley juttk entrance . "1 ...iS"1. -in. .y0J T 1 h th. fcaai.. . JT ware ie men present wh
- - r-rvvwmi TU WHS
PITTSBrP.G. Pa.. Nor. J-With a crate
tn Ship. I'roorller Delat
the Transport ilth Cnna
(llnna iib lloaril.
HALIFAX. N. 5, Nov 1 The oierdue
I HuSalo buildlac at Schcnley tiark entranr. I rW,k'1 "d that the votes t
Imcre than people thro inelr I ToLlthfor
oast
o had a
dmnalshes all I Itacsaed the ajfatr. The hartesrt
a few hours before laid down their tool
that tbo reply has been received at the.
Btitlbh toreicn oftlre on October .10 and un
reservedly accepted the first two clauses
In regard to the third clause, Russia re
ferred the two contraclinR parties to the
Russian circular of April JK. sarins that it
would modify Its attitude according to cir
cumstances The chief effect of the cxrhance has been
la brlncinc five of the powers to an agree
ment to respecting the "open door" and the
uruain, and the Tahiti troun. owned bv
France. New nd accurate sailing direc
tions for use amonc the islands have been
proparefi.
In atxwt tbe middle of nerinc lea the
that the delay tn arrivlnc was cansed by
an accident to the propiller. two blade of
H-Vilat. A I H
" iiou itu ronira t , . .. . ' '
The Idaho was erected with a ihrn. '"II. ' U Jikraea. Serrc-
e f . , .v,. ; I "r Hardtn Churih road letter.
.luun-wvinrar tneir i man twi re aeirrrral hy I ever, I Sets U that Onrro.t irarf i - ..uuiBri oi ta ra
appreciation, to tbo dUtlnirulshed cuts; , -SS."" lrPm the rlchts j .,hBfc v, ... " J . r ' toe certainty of the re-ejectlna f
of the dav Mtnlntar tp ttJ. " V of -u.Trape on next Tuosdav. for every 1 " r""d aa hoar later only pr.,,jf-. wnii.r, vivi.i . '
brmaL 1, ! . - cl oc- their cturen Is entltl5 by law to thK his hlch chamber of his revolver was empty ' .Vl.Ve If ;;tlluia MfKJnley assures the
Ihcmafce and of the treasures of art ana prtHlea-e. and vie shaJI see to it that Witnesses aaree that Ke.Tw.. drnav ! i C t-a cp "p!s r tBHT year.
iarSTSSr " THEY PROVE IT ONCE M0RE ST' KSaT 5Su'
i-r-te v,7, c t L?rHH;- ,F?fF-
Frederick Archer. Alter the Arm, 1. io lie t .ej i... r k ?en a? beat cf the camnalm.
n .. i .. i nu, uriuut a m punin ra.ir. . a I
roar of oannon from the citadel, by baa-
Aiuaiross discovered a hank iut 2M . j.... . . . 1.1.1.. v .
.lV,.. . , , - . ' i 'iraai ui;wer ana ice caeers
charts showed J.W.ft fathom depth. This WM thlpR ln JK)rt.
bnnk is from five to ien miles tn extent. .
A v-orld'h rerord tor din net ilnpplnr I Indehf eilnea. Itnna Into Milling.
was made about fifty intir. ,ast of the PARIS Nov. 1 Fnrtbor details rtrwdlnr 6 KH ,urnwl dcreoa. The ainiter wa
of rrrret from Pre-Mfla MrKitley
At hnp n.r h..... 1 . . .
r'.'iurui jiri ."-im&aiaai
" rrrw. tireftiiaat ar v. 3 -
tlmldale ljihor.
rusioay aaa could nuke no
statement erf tbe affair. This moraicr he
VPR- Tosi; v. , r- r- i '44 tnt Rp Wi sboolote itraacer
r vt.a2.ei . J Kx-Governor Stone to htm and be had no Idea -why ha should
r Missouri, who is ln caarre of th New .ni- v.- 11- ' .
York branch af .1 u " '. "e oiy snot
AH of the men who ec-nie -
the Matfona and all of th. speakers, witr.
ths exception of DJward Raaowatcr. are
working aochicica and proalncat repre
Cat tie.. a, av ... r
-.te. lnt7 XTA::. ". ,.1 Sn eft'haa-aeIy;;- thf bcrs
rri'"!; ehyaVa,fX?r ""a-,
inicBTuy oj uim, ana to censuu amonr innra croup of islands in latitude SO de- I tae appointment of Geotce J. Gould ar ! "u ProBKea appumsf. "JZ".. rej.ua.,ca newspaper urr . 3ee-et becaa tn .w vi
,v... . . .v.. . I . . .... . ... . ..... . .1 Tha rarn c . .... . cnMelatnC Mr Arrin f.-ir n,.iinri.. CTl "Tli"B aouso DISS wnen
.uw,i;n a Mir luui lu ic iiurraru k. n- iwvia. npacimrni. ni tnartna lira vera ; uhmpc jor D15 sister, ice eoBnief.. nj rTAktei 1 . . , ( ubhitb rnriaa-ri . w.. .v : - " - ,,.
J'-rnor Kooaevelt and other republi -an j Reed admKtod lac drunk and said
If any other power souphl to take territory, brought up from a depth of 4,i0 fathoms, or
Tbe negotiations, as nrw shaped, include ' nearly five miles
the United States, 3ranre and Rua
aliL. At. tn tha lnlteil Rttc th.rn H I I n f rrl I n c Lener Mall.
Is no possibility of an Initiative ln taking i WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 Marine Hoipital
territory, so that tbe terms of the third t armicnaei. at Honolulu,
clause would anneal ln Prnnre anrt Rii.rf. ,n a report to Surgeon General
and would bring about concurrent action I u" nDP'tl In 'he leper island llolokoi says
o: the five powers 1c case either of these r,'""1bly safe plan has been adopted to
anufht to extend their domain in China. ' nro,a tnp df,,RJ' Incident to sending mail to
me quarantine station. All mail from the
leper settlement will be disinfected with
sulphur dioxide at the settlement and then
transferred directly to the steamer and re
ceived aboard in clean and disinfected
Racks furnished by tbe postofflce authorities.
At Honolulu ice mail will b taken ln these
lane, show the indebtedness of Count Bon I
and his wife to be abaut J3.M.000 fraocs.
Of this sum thero waB expended on real
estate In ronne'tion with the charity baxaar
It showed that the aj ," V . V iTZ. 1? i1.? mwutraon of faleptrg """' w tae tcuae ttiat fol
, , , . " ' "' -waatcnea , 7 'TITT,,'-' arm-- on me country ana lowca rrest y&ot tttn
hwij i.iien oi the
-"-uu,u. i- J. copenharr.. J. c. Roiio
wTm." f.vVmter Cf e F. A
Willis of the pressmen. Wir.lata .VeKeana
of the sterootyper.. JVank Coy of the
carpenters. Thomas B. MeQovera of the
bollermakers. Wllllaa An.M f ,v. i
aad their nrlvafe hnma on th. i,.,. previoas jar. Ttr nmW U ,.,.. .v. I - Meat is a retnjbllc.n ! the Tirnhmin U.. -..... . t"n. ,a . Tfr1 i active engineer?, r r , T,- ..
I.. U..-..I I """.M" i .w. . '",,. , atatvrfa Mv. .1. Z-.r.M. I atrap-y. ) llliam JOCCS. COier-d. would ..... . " "". . O
vv ":; "l":irmJrnn.i yrhl mnf. iSu.; chatm.. ror K.iJii'v. killed Mm. as he had his revolver !S:i'V.".M"M?'rr Youngs
" ' ; -" irauci mans ana trtocsmen s men,: " ",r'ra oi iw.wki over the i ,mmittee on mlutary f.fralrs aad tn the!
now contain IK Km raters c
issued for come use
000 volumes, an lac
w vatiHao. There were i 'TPi tr"' statement thai it waa to tw .
e dartnc the ta.- iu , 'uti,o oar lurce citk-s arl used t,.
. JfLi Mr 4f- lyerowe worktacroen .NVrerthcleM. Mr. f
.ease of UCtHV. over tbe 1 ;yn Is right. Senator Han ley cf Pon-
Reed doeled uslnr
katfe aad no weapon cf this kind was
found on him or ln the saloon.
Policeman Seret has been in sveral
APPOINTMENT FOR ROCKHILL
Srtttlsry ItarTamea IMm aa Conn
cSIInr of American Lrg.
Iloa at rekln.
4.1fil).4n5 francs, and on an and bric-a-brae I nrcTlos year.
.ni,-u i.iia. as ae caa nis revolver Rf,,,,. oi t 7 . '
j Tainted at htm aad wa, ready to shoot when , c,rta it! n , t"1 " VkrA' - C
dealers. 9.100,000 francs.
M. Werthelmer. who Is one cf the art
dealtrs interested, claims goods were bought,
then taken back and then resold to the
amount of t. 000.000 franc and that ln these
transactions there now remains due him
ths sum of 2,000,000 francs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. Secretary Hay !
novrtrltoa nn the Ocean.
LONDON. Nov. 1. It is announced
Lhat
; sacks directly to a room ln the nnttnftra '
today cabled Commissioner Rockhlll an an- . . . ?""clPCU.n r"rpo'- ana flisin- iacemasers airea ny
r.w.V r,r.m ' .1- . ",p,,a th formaldehyde before rtmoval John Alexander Dowie. the Zionist, of Chi
legation at Pckln He has been directed ,roin thf ar: !n wh,ch ""Melved on the CR- s-l trom Southampton October 51,
. ji . c, L. , ! steamer at the leper settlement All i?t or Ztoa City. Th? Ucittd Rtttf't eonnular
au 1. WLIT aVk UUtT! ii UU1 OUaDEUKl IO J PK 1 3 1 1 . . . . .Uk,ul i Ul IT I Of HJf(
to assist Minister Conger in that capacitr f"ttfTS re ,Ttontt,a or lh(' corners clipped ! authorities think that undoubtedly the nea , first class (gold), carrying with it
.... ... 1 at the t-ettletnent Kfn.. tbl v- . pome Tinker tha n,nrl,lnn. ,f - . . . . . ..... .
anoiaer cacr arpeared ln time to save
ecrest s life.
oar. Tb report speak, in glow'- iTI!?1" ,h" charge of the senate irtll al
of the sacc-s of the e-tt lln""eaing th- army and made a itrong .
an reeltaiT V vf' A ?l 1 Iech in fa or of it. On March K :K &
an recitals bv Frederick Archer , Senator Hawliy sit, made s stxt-rh hr..-e '
i imnra:in incisiature ana said anirnr i n 4 .
other thing: "Then amtmc other thing' I "e"rT born la Omsha tweaty-
Itte. l.atll several weeks ago. when he sold
out his Interest, h was a partner la :ce
grocery firm of R,?4 Erot, 1117 Leaven
worth street. He tad beea in Denver lust
a month whes he was shot, HIa pareata, I if Te the next aoralng's breakfast
hwerta, Hal Derebecer 7.1 tw..1
!,.'4mT,,,;,H M.lrr. "n. E."naw:aad
asd William Richelieu.
lng terms
of the organ
r.d of the Pittsburg orchestra under the i lJ?Z ropett
Mr Ft.w: ,7 vlrl. , t. . ' ,h.?i countries murt think of are the i n ro and had mided here all his
- unci jt-t.cr irssj Atmrewi ". Dnreaaor.jTic mrarection hthi mobs.
Carnegie, la it, he said wag ng, J,' was a -wise thing for the merchant of
proprtale tcTlnVIte the CKinae i tn snv' tra"T t 3f;'1 to the r.fc-
sneiv t ,v , ,P BlllUtT to'.lonal governraecU wnlch tnr.lfied it aad
speak and added that the American people t is now callert Fort Snrridsn We have
do not appreciate the Chinese as tber ' ?wu"' ' dlsturbanoe? ln Chicago. We hope
,v,u . ... " however that we ah.tl int hlire a ,. rr
J. : 'r. . lDt clk ihtt lcrates. fjt we kxw the 1t wav rot to h'ar ihe-n two brothers aad a sitter reside in 1 to cone from. Thl, v.., .v,- ,.vr":
u".:w...ra .t 10 tDP fternstlonal ts to rrenared for them. So I ty we i and another brother is la Lo, Acrele.. ! l Prosperous and enn.. V." '.:
r.m-u nrc-p a large army- xo STancJ bi-K of I tk. ,.. t-j . r,.. .. . . . 4 . 7 IP'
he last resort If1 .u-a.u nr, , coanrcira wim - --s m one n conttcued
Not Poa.lt.Ie Kaur Veara Ati.
.Tr Tw lr OMtlac f this kiei -said
Chairman Shram in calling the gath
ering to order, -would .have beta attended
by many with empty stomachs, tbreadba
dothlng and laciltg the .towloin
art exhibition then followed President Pre
announcing them as follows
In tl
in the negotiations for a final settlement ! 1 miort cisiniection. no
The nurnose to anrolnt ComTnl,innrr ,w tae surgeon reports. Has
iMuuaiiiuk i u tm as Tfti intrt . ., i " . - r . a. . - j .
i u linns pnfMTii fit av v h n. an. o - .m-w . t n a i r n a .t e n . twh - j . . nnsri a a. . .
Andre D.uchea. Paris ,be medal of tha ro the" "e. "0, or 10
It rln. frM , .. .. : pans.a thev Vnntr th.r Vk :.;; 1 " at -,. I icixe SICfea ,
We tr
an awtril ' l,,r' anew aey are men wno nol tj. 4n v , . v. . .
,rf , when ordered to. It Is simply s bulrte i Tfcf -s-ill be hrobght to this city for In-
yet been discovered amonc the nostofflee
etrployc.s, although non-disinfected mall from
tha leper settlement has been handled by
tbem for many years.
Rockhlll and General Wilson fellow com
missioners with Mr. Conger to conduct the
negotiations was abandoned only because
It appeared that no other power was to ap-
""-"""uur. I-ree He vrrr k.rrl.. ti-JI
priccc xTl DC iajonn-r a at-r WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. (Special Tele
.ChAShS TO BE IMPORTANT RTm)-D. J. Smith has been appointed
i rural free delivery carrier at Webster City
'TSaSrd Claaae of Anarlo-ncrnian Aarree- land Oicar L. Chapman at Muscatine la. "
neat Sot Opermtlir I'ntll All
Powrri Accrpt It.
BERLIN, Not. L The Post of this city,
ocal-offldally made the following aanouncc
yoest today:
"Aa the third clause, of tbe Anglo-Gorman
Rural free delivery will be established
at Storkham, Hamilton county. Neb., on
November IS. Service will embrace tn area
of forty-five square miles, with population
of r.00. T. Shcich. Jr., Is appointed carrier.
ine contract for making changes in
agreement la now, it docs not operate ln j the first floor and basement of the Omaha
tao ovtint of one powor acting in opposl- public building hae, been awarded Charles
uon to tae principles laid down. It ceases Glndele of Chicago, at 54 ,200.
to bo Important, until all the powers uc- j
Tl I PnUIUP uoatrr mnu rnr man
I vuminu nuniE, rnum inc. WAIt
tbt. ( Twenty Americana AVho ronght Sor
Oom Tanl Arc Now at
Trlr.tr.
(Copyright. 1W). by Press Publishlnc Co.1
TRIESTE, Austria, Nor. 1. (yew Tork
come uaoer tne provisions of the contract , of Il.F.00 for his r,iptiir. ..nt,i ..tv. t-T, rJlt" fra,,,Tfl ,0- 11 '7i? ouslses. j
inw Corrcspondcace on the subj. t has Gatherers." S!MhTutr o? "reK1-m,m ,B r'en
i-np'u wricru uoaaou ana dotting
ban consulates and the latter is communi
cating the matter direct to Washington.
Ben Foster. New Tcrk the medal nf the
sreona ciast (silver), carrying with It aa RFTTINR PIIRF
award nf tl inn v.i. OfclllHU IUI1L
London ftoronch niertlona.
LONDON. Nov. 1 Elections for the mem
bers of the new borough councils, which
sipersede the old vestries, are proceeding
thronrhotit TiTldfin tnri.r TV.. M,M.Kti.
win Ecreuter consist of twentr-elcht i ...u. uaauua. t.ng., conorable
municipUltles. each having a mayor. There I mrn"ra his picture entitled "All Hands
are nearly a.ooo candidates for the l.SBI
Misty Moonlight Night.
be.-rtant Kendall. New Tork. the medsl of
the t.lrd class fbroniei cnrrylng with it
an award of WOO for his picture entitled
jne tna or Day."
counclllorships and aldermanships. The con
tests are being fought largely on political
lines.
Ueavwr Lotn at Life Reported.
PARIS, Not. L The ministry of
4neen Approve. Appointments.
LONDON, Nov. 1. Queen Victoria has
approved the appointment of Lord Salts
bury as premier and lord privy seal: the
mfarrtnlc r,f T ,4.-. . .... . . . .
i -. w. w.-.k.r a rrrrrurr oi riaie
i , . . . ... ... . .
,ui luicipa auairs, .Mr. VMUiam St. John
Brodtrick as secretary of state for war,
the earl of Selborne as first lord of the ad
miralty and Mr. C. T. Richie as secretary
of state for home affairs.
colonies acre baa no confirmation of the
atory published ln New Tork of a typhoon
sweeping over Annan and causing serious
loso of Ufa. But the colonial ministry did
rucclTo on October 24 a dicpatch savlnr
xoo lejcgrapn line between Saigon, capital ; or'd Cablegram Special Telegram.)
of French Cochin China, and Tonnutn. I Twenty Americans who foncht fnr th.
J,U' J10"11610" ProTlnce of tbe 1 Boers in South Africa arrived here today ' government has decided
5v ravorablr lo Government.
MADRID, Nov. 1. The latest news of th
Carllst movement is more favorable to tb
government. It is asserted that the chief
of a Berga hand has oSered to surrender
u ne is paraonea. hut. It Is added th-
on Dk.'
Julias Olsson. London. Eng. honorable
mention for his picture ictitled "Waterfall
ln Winter."
W. Elmer Schefiela. Oronotr. Pa., honora.
ble mention for his picture entitled "Twilight."
AND SIMPLE
ON TRAIL OF THE ROBBERS
Chlcaa-n Jode Thus De.lirnale the
Tranaartlnna of the Chlcaaro
Hoard of Trade.
'herlff of TolL- County l in rnr.alt
of Marander. Who Looted
fhell.,.
. - ' OSCEOLA. Neb, Nov. 1 -(Special Tele-
CHICAGO. Nov. j -Judce Vail toJay in ' fra!a Sheriff Nuquist of Polk county has
cpen
that la his opinion dealing oa the Chicago
Board of Tirade aad dealing In one of the
aao every laboring man should
-.au itre.nuj- ine questions at isae. Ha
cannot go amiss by voting for the repch.
licaa candidates without a scratch."
Frank Coy. a carpenter, who franklr
I confessed that h- was cot much of 1
i public talker, made an eloquent address
in which he compared the condition of
.laborers today with those ef foar ,
ago. He ably answered the charge that
-uj sas not be:
uaoer tte McKinley rule.
'Mf. he said, -all
benefited
the members of the
board of trade had ttlgmatiied as -'bucket
shops" were practically tbe sane. He
stated that the same thlsc w en
l gambling in the bucket shops, and
ine exercises closed with an organ recital . speculation on the toard of trade, but
"Marrhe Triumphal," by Mr Archer, after ,nt both "hetUng pure and simple "
whir): a reception was tendered to Minister The occasion for these remarka was fur.
Wu Ting Pang ln the art gallery, where , nishBd in the dosing of the case brought
' ---- . . -----7 ,m . , j , . ., ... I 'TA .
court created a srosatinn hv 1eel.rlne " --a i5ioie taring ine . . u cuajies er ts-
la his opinion dealing oa the Chicago I twenty-four hours to ascertain who taT Ploaent, wfcUe four :ean
"r '"f roaoers oi tne postoSre at Shelby . l4icrr worg ror nobody. In ti snl
and turned the store rooms on Tuesday ' 1 '""orWed at my trade aa a carpcator fcr
night. Ke secured the service of the ' ?1 1 ixT 1 ilSa t have any dlnne- ra 1
hounds from the Lincoln Bloodhound ' la thoe dJ" 1 '5a't seed any. My r-jfe
company and after they arrived ln Shelby , Klfd ta t,e D? i a little paper pcxa-'a
Ust night they took the trail asd started ! tif fc,t et brrd tkt I had to eat at cooa
east. This they followed to Rising City. ' sd 1 "-rrlod some molasses along In a
where a person who ta supposed to be the ' bstUe- That was all in thote days. N'ow
one wanted had secured a team from the 1 tlTe Bf dinner pail fell of pie and cake
.... ua.u auu uroTc 10 U1VKJ city. He ' n ics waat !I true Of ae is
tbM. T the,-; ousand. of w.klng men ali ,
with about L00O persons. "against the Board of Trade for ar, initme. - .at. R.e C-"7' b" .btd ant ceased ..." ,V1' A .te ? aolaasea and
TRAITOR KINNE ESCAPES
of
to
axiicuuia Jvaaaic. was interrupted owinr ana jert lor Hamburc. There ther -n-m
.u damage due to typhoons. j sail for America.
Wothlnc eT-t In Airrermrnl. ! Itoera fnplnrr a Train.
BKRUN, Nov. L The Rclchsanzelger to- CAPETOWN. Nov. 1. It transpired to
day officially and definitely denies that there j 6iT that a Boer commando captured a
aro any aocret adjuncts to the latest Anglo- British outpost of nine men ln the vicinity
German compact. j of Geneva, October SF. and afterwards held
The paper tars: "There is no agreement un E Capetown mall train. looted the
a.uaic.cj urjuau ice note, tne full text of I tamagen ana passengers, destroyed the
American Soldier Who Deaerted
I'lllptnn. and Waa Cancht
Break. Out of Prison.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 1 -Three r,rion
ers have escaped froa the fnitcd State
Jecided to act vlcorouilv I ,i.. ' ' ' . J"" 1
and pardon no one. The Basque provinces 1 A.cairaz luaao. One of ,
remain quiet. P-onaces ( the escaped prisoners was Frank Kinne. j
1 -- ' i eeaienre ci crteen years
Crrtr of British Vr.ar! Mutiny. for "rUoo and treasoa KIcno was
BERLIN, Nov. 1. The crew of the British j l,roactt here a few months ago in Irons
bark Iredale. eleven In cumber, were ar- J trox Mt:liIa- He had deserted his com
rettcd at Cuxhaven today at the Instance aa 53 103 accepted a comnission from the
of the captain, who accused them of mutiny. ' ""'l0 army. He was caught leadinr a
at to sea from ' cc or the
akiuiii ice ooaro oi irase tor an inlunc i v j .. -:.. . .. " ti... .... ; : r
I. , . .- ' a.rf mere, upon jaicrmation or :ii i ctnii, tv. .i-v.
viLru in urceriL Lne nnarn tmw tfnn I. 1 - ' - - '..l
from receivmg ouotaUoss jnd v. XZf'J?'1""1'" trrtei " It- Y to go into the butcher
he coMendi-g llloT " P rson and before Information and. b-st of all. Pve Ut the money
tte contcaai-g attomeya. reteT.d tna tt, Polk eoutJ. efSee,(i , to pay far th-tc thing... which we looked
RPNPR1I ROHTU IM PfiUII a am ' Tbtre v" nodocl)t la tte nld of the offi- I urf a 'nries four years ago. By tha
ubNbnAL BUUIH IN COMMAND I " that the person arrested is the one f Oai aal tbe rcrablkaa party us
' who did the work at Shelby. . labcsg people are not going hack to liver
Head of the alvatlon Army Comlnic I Tae following Is a description of the ' a1 molanes any more.
which was published October 20."
CRIME OF BANKERSTERNBERG
raaaaa. Caae rterjilled hr Sensational
Chararr of Attempled Police
Bribery.
BERLIN, Not. 1. A sensational Incident
occurred here todsy in the second trial of
the rich hanker. Sternberg, who was sen
tenced laat April to two years' Imprison
ment and a three years' loss of honorable
citizenship for a crime against morality.
JHillce Detective Stienctaedter testified that
his superior officer, ThleU offered him 200 -
(H0 marks if he would testify in such a way I
Last week the Iredale put
Hamburg tn a storm, bound for Melbourne.
The crea- mutinied ln the North sea.
insurcents. In the
jber captured by the American troops at
l' e lunne was taken were several
AB-nraa prisoners. Kinne claimed tn h
ALONno"v Tr-"?"1 L cf
, ...... ... -citici ..i.tijtaaB wco Vfrv -tt tt J
f!i:r..nt; ""l45 tla..d!.p"teh troa ! cltrea be a falsehood, and denounced
and Worceatershlre Issued circulars today
as to recure the acquittal of the accused ' BanolunclaC rodut-tioa la the price of 20
tad thun leave the country. 1 -""""cs per ton
Product, nf German Colonic. I . v.""m" rom,n: PwMponrd.
BERLIN, Nor. L-The German Colonise- . ra . 0N' Nov- 1 A atPtch to the
Uon eoclety Is Ktitioning for the free ad-! mulu standard says that Lord Roberts,
mission of the products of German colonies I . 0 wf ,cl"-5uJed to leave South Africa
tn the Gorman tariff. ' -'siher IS. has postponed his departure
u""6 io one o: nis daughters betcg a
suHcrcr froa fevrr at Pretcrta.
malls, set fire to tbe train and decamped
en ice approacn or an armored train. Not
wishing to he hampered, the Boers later
released the prtsoacra tbey had captured.
ll.lln.U T I. I . . , .
" mr wniiif, iSrtln.T V R W- i n,. t-u- t- v.. I .v . . "
BERLIN. Nov. l.-Spires, Worms and 1 7nt Ja ty 4.. i " sa as a traitor and a rebel. Tbe others
other Rhine cities have addressed a pet.- XTt oW T ZZJJ "HT. Kl 1 HunUsgto"
uon to tne imperial chancellor. Count von I v. 7 . ,7 r , ' sesieare o: ten years, and J M
Buelow urging htm to appoint a commission COBnion ealtn oi Australia. j Vftzs. serving five years.
to examine Into the question of the pollu
tion of the Rhine through sewage.
Reduce the Prlee of Iron.
LONDON. Nov. 1 In hopes of steaming
German and American competition the
leading Iron manufacturers of Staffordshire
to the tnitrd tatra
TaJ-e Clearer.
I man Medium height; pale small. Hrht
, moustache, burned -jff considerably by I
I smoking cigarettes
Prosperity I. Jleallrrd.
"I Satl.r. I- ,. . .
- -...i.e. .u vimy-riiT. i aaoti
cf.ut. aocui. no- hA.u . i ...
NEW YORK. Nor. 1 -General William I " P"J e' age, wore light, soft hat. drab I reduced to the Mt-eoi.T 1 JI" Vr"
Booth, commander-in-chief cf the Salvation'00 0 P"t. hesry light- ! wive, go Vxe raaVor IL !.vTaf
army. Is coming here ntxt September to ' colo"'d c-t"-coat. dark blue aackintcth ' eCc. !a iL ThZ l., . 'r ,,"'
take practically the control of tha s.lr.Ho, tad 11 du coat; drives small bay team I ,h..., " !r.""e. ?? T70'1 to go
army ln the United States fnr ., i.:.7 J.Z a'tched to top buggy. ,,..7-- J!' ,c.r la fKlnley ad minis
. mix , i - iwu p caa l
months. This announcement wa. . i... . f- v-i- ... . e lo K0 18 the mayor
y&JZJi" who, SENATOR DAVIS IMPROVING liSVZSZ VVZ:
.... v, c.n 44 via Msiiaa on tae steamer
Teutonic H went there early ln October nrrn ufferlnar from a Caao
to invite the general to coae over and Blood Pol.onlnc In
assist in the problea which the SalTatioa III. Toot,
army is endeavoring to aolve. One of the
-. i.r .ia, irxj mat 0 or-I -v i. uancc iate: senator l
gantnng aad managing the farm colonies : cuinman r. Davis, who has teen eoaficed I
which the aray It establishing in scae of i ,0 hu fc'i ,0 thlt tUr iar the Ust month
the states.
Edgar Howard's Compliments to Hitchcock.
hio-tA ai - iTU
with a serious ease of b'ood poisoaing in
his foot, is slowly ' rcccverinc At tie
present time one chief cause cf trouble Is
the natural restiveness of Senator Davis
CTer his enforced retirement from the caa.
paiga in which he was so deeply Interested.
j After returning froa the Maine campaign
two weeka at a stretch that I cere-
of ; a lick of work and wfc t aia i. ..
for SI a day. I aa working cow fcr 40 cents
an hour and net Hie a day. The !,.ce cf
this campaign for every labertng maa is
tread and butter aa if we sicl ouTpr -ent
proip-rlty centlnued we have g to
w , ,cd TOte the republican ticket
s'raight from top to bottom and bury Brya
o deep under the avalanche of ballot, that
1 1. 6 th 5eaw-tlc party forever
to dig hlra cut. Let, fUck together oa
election day and have four years aore Ilk
the four year that have goae ty. I believe
A cumber of professors, politicians and
manufacturers have lsrued a call for the
m , . " eCtln l tDr ''- He.ult. In VSrlorla
T""00 . ",lRN. 0T -Tbe result of tie
, a'UaUVU kU IS liLZi J UiJ . J t'ltVllODB
JTJrjnMES,.
oryicuL FA per or tub oodstt.
raklkavatl votrr rrts st ripiUlaa KtoeaiaC
Taa rariLuoa Txass Prarrss Oaarart.
aad kawnaf att rar0hf paafflo it -. t j
in tae legislative aHM-mWr nf
of Max Mulirr. ' ?"ll!tt!v1 l mura of lrty-nve minis-
Nor. l-Tbe funeral to- I "-"J-eignt members of the op-
ama,i,uu auu io luuepeaaents.
TKStaiai fl.SO tor Toar, t adr.rr..
Funeral
OXFORD. Eng
aay or i-rot. Max Muller. who died on
October 2S. was largely attended, those
present Including representatives of Queen
Victoria and Emperor William of Germ.T.
The latter seat a wreath inscribed. "To my
JAaVHCWARhX tnir.
v
dead Iric-nd.
i Frl"" c"pr- r" Amerirau Iron
r CRL1N. Nor I The WestphalianZeit-
yo the North German Llord St earn.
esipaay has ordered more than a
avl tons of atructural iron in
U' tor Its workshop and foundry.
"cstphallaa compeUtlra.
Ruaalan Crc.i. Urlurr Averaar
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. l.-The minister
cf agriculture estimates the Russian crops
for iWO as being considerably below tbe
average. These estimates are based on the
reiorts of TJOO correspondents.
Count Tol.lnl Injured
ST. PETERSBURG. Nor. 1 Count Tolstoi
fell October 26 and severely Injured one
of his hands. Consequently his Intended r
movaj from bis estates to Moscow for ths
winter has beta given up. j
Thb attaud houso boydlers Uive
la. L a. a. I .
WfUl SO . TTOELTrtrALD ittt-
rigkL TW iaaidr-tity wd tot
oa) balATkl erf wrnth ?ajnt
Eosrwawr. That "iTbELD-HKiMi.n
LKebxaaafct.joartulistn.
(Edgar Howard In Paplllion Times. Feb. 25. 1SS7.)
Prior to election ds.v that paper's editorial page teemed with a
wealth of argument in favor of state control of corporations. Since tbe
hour when it became known that the popalM and democrats had won
the light and that the day for fulfilling ocr promlf had cone no man
has een one line of argument in tbe World-Hemld In favor of redeem-
ub uux (Mir,, Pmgn rrffstra to the reflation of corporations Why- J
We don't know. ' " ,
Mr. Hitchcock hits ten appealed to time and strain to brin- the -rest '
Influence of his paper to War upon the corporation lobbv a't Lincoln,
but he turns a deaf ear to ali entreaties. The edltar-in-chW o' the I
World-HernW; Richard Metcalfe, has a true heart which beats for and
tn the Interest of the mas-, but it cannot beat hard enonRh to break I
tbe barrier which Mr.' Hitchcock fa rald acalast the critlcUtu of I
conKiratlons ln the Worid-Herald. But It Is Idle u how for 1
help from Mr. Hitchcock. We do not MJr that the corporation, hav, '
t-Dught him outright, but we do say without reserve that his attitude ha,
led the great bulk of MineUMsts In Nebraska to believe that he has either 1
been bought or a poultice applied bj the wealthy cornoratmn. J
closed his editorial eyes.
tn. 1... , ' . -
he taSered great pain from his foot .Z. " .v.. " . are foretaste of
n. -v.... - - '"i are
w , pi hu wnere you were to the liver aad
his physician performed an operation, sub. i.tVa't on oi WUIUm mTk Z ,1
se-juest operations also being necessary to go back , h, l'"
4 no mood poiscnlng caae froa a
sllrht
aDrasion oi tne sxis. wtlea was lafcctcd
by the dye of the black silk hose. Now
the lnjoted member Is rapidly healing.
Senator Davis has arranged to be carried
to the polling place oa Tuesday in ordar
that he aay voto. and his physicians ex
pect he will hare fully recoTered before
the meeting of congress la December.
oldier. Sail for .Manila.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov l-Tbe Usited
States transport Sherman sail today for
Maalla via Ho.-.o! ilu with abo.it -) soldiers
and a large number o' raHn rsr.trers
raostly wives srrt eh'Wren of officers sta.
ttoaecl In the Philippines. oracr ta.
MoTerarnl. of Ocean tra.ela Xor. 1.
At Plymouth Arrived Kaiser FrieUrleh.
from New Tnrlc. for Hamb ira ""en.
At New- Tork-Arrtved-Frlederieh der
r?.".- Z1?31 ,Brmen. Lahn. from Breme.
Salled-L Acjultaine. for HaiTe.
New Torkd'n -VrTlve1-M",'r't!t, from
At fhimoceskl Sailed Carmen thshire
for San Franrlseo
a. -t jlJf''st''-p Sa led German's
.c -ra aeTi-n fir
tc'h ffen LJveroool.
! ThVraa. 'JS'J?'1 d -Kalsrre !Um , V. a es 4n furc!shng the produ
I JZ's $25. BreDen StluBpsoa. ccun ry have gra, into a Trua
defend the treats I rtcoaite th
f.jr
Urerpool-EaUo4 Ibsriac, for Ni
to coae under the a4ata-
you want
molasses, vote for Brran .n .-it v..,
..a i. ,. . . ' - oaca
and it 11 be a darned ifght wone.
"te want sowaj money. Wo wa-t a
contlaceave cf the protective tarts." Wa
don't care how amy traits are organized
iVL"" 7Sal 11 Uw to guide thea. Bat
abovo all things else. we want wcrlc at
gool wages. Why, Ksn said to ae to.
day: Tear years ago I could g3 asd buy
the aaae suit cf clothes thai they charge
IIS for wiw for SI.' That's right. Clothes
may have teen cheaper thee, bat I said to
hja. 'My friend, the difference between
now and then It that the big majority of
mm cUdnt have the S4. tut now we're got
plenty of money and I went last week and
pali I2J far a salt.' Thoae c3Ue-( ar
faalltar to every laboring maa and It
would be the Wggest folly to vote for any
etaage."
Wo't: for an Army of Men.
"Today the tta plate factories in th
I niteJ States emplny HX atn. It !
true i Ha; the er.'an a r!a-.e aanufjr
" -fr v , -ire fa- ,edta iJ(t,.i
't f:r th s
trust I don t
em a aa
aaaaaaaaK..
1 cvtl that
csuat te v:3Xtuci aaa a.
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