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i m ' riTT r nrrn tt in unrr vtnivnsaimwmnim mrm0rojrMrrriit'm''wimft9m 1WiHM01M vUn- THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER . U. SWIM. Us. I'lililNln-r. NKMAIIA CITY. - - NKIJIIASKA. TJLE WORLD AT LARGE. Bummary of tho Daily Nows. 1VA.SI1INOTON NOTI'S. Tiik lioiisc niiiinilt-t dm penMonH IiiiK vofcd In report to tin- house it lill iiii-i-riisirig the- rates of til) jieiisiouerH -f the Mexicini win unil Indian war from SH to ?l u nioiity. Tiineiilninei of Chairman Wilson, of the. ways and means eominittee. into the house for the first, lime after his long illness was the signal for a spon taneous outburst of applause. In an instant the I ashless of the house was suspended tlnd members (looked around tin- West Viririniun to welcome him liaelc to congress and congratulate him on his recovery. A ii'.u:u.Tiiv of O.migi'K went to Washington to Insist that congress iiu thorie the Dawes commission to treat with the Ostites for the purpose of tulc i i T land in severalty. Ciiaimman Mil'.w.v, of the labor committee, of the house has reported favorably the bill to mala the first Monday in September a le.gal holiday, to be known as La hop day. Co I.. V. P. C. i:iti:KiNitiiirtK has filed his appeal bond. The bond is for SMO and the defendant's brother, .Joseph C. Mreckinride. appetirs tis surety. It. is hardly probable, the case will be heard before next fall. A mi. i. to provide for coinage at the branch mint at Denver, Col., has been introduced by Kepreseutative Ponce. It appropriates 5-f.O0,))() for the con st ruction of the necessary plant. Tiik clerks of Senators Kyle and Ilunton, it is alleged, have received in timation that n money considers! t ion could be secured for tho votes of their chiefs against the taritV bill. Senator Kyle was offered $11,01)0 and Senator Ilunton S'.Ti.OlK). Two important projects for the in land ship canals have been favorably acted upon by the house committee on railways and canals. Appropriations were voted for surveys for a canal to connect the Hudson riveraud the grout lakes and for one between the Ohio river and Lake. lOrie. A Wahiiinoto.v special says that Sen ator Hill has been at work on an en tirely new tarili bill to be substituted for the so-called senate compromise, tariff bills and he will boldly demand its acceptance. I.IU'ltUHICNTATlVI' Dr.vi'iiv, of Now York, laid a lieiirjng before the house rules eominittee on his resolution to in vestigate naval armor plate frauds. lie said the frauds for which the gov ernment had already assessed the Carnegie company SHO, ()!)() occurred be tween November, IS'.)'.!, and September. 181K1. The same class of evidence, ho said, showed that similar irregularities occurred prior to November, IS'.)-, anil biibscqucnt to September, "I '.)'). tiii: kast. Oxn hundred buildings wore do stroyod by tire in llostou oij the l.'ith and more than -,)(() people were ren dered homeless. Several persons wore injured, but none fatally. The loss will reach over gl.mio.Ooo. Co.Nriui'.ssMr.N John Dai..I'.i.i. and Wil liam A. Stone were renominated with out opposition for congress by the con ventions of the Twenty-secpnd and Twenty-third Pennsylvania districts re spectively. P.uvTiicKr.rr, I!. I., was illuminated the other night by the bla.e from lully MMMW) tons of ooal consumed by tho disastrous fire on the riverfront. A conservative estimate of the loss is SMMi.tmo. Kim; started in a wooden building on tho liltli at Now Yorlt known as ",lonos Woods" and spread over four blocks. causing over PVOil.ooo damage,. Fifty horses wore burned to death and a number of persons injured. Kim: starting in the I'nited States appraiser's ollice at lioston and extend ing to the bonded warehouse caused a loss to the government of about Pl.Ml, (K)(). The damage to the building will be S'Jfi.OO ). Adjacent building, we.ru damaged to the extent of SIO.IHH). In Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Annie Ko mont.ky, a Polish Jewess., and her '.' year-old babe were fatally burned by the explosion of an oilcan. Tho woman poured oil into the stove to slart the lire and tho explosion followed. Ai.i. the foreigners employed by tho Rainuy Coke Co. at I'nioutown, Pa., have boon discharged and their pl.tciis will bo filled by southern negroes. Ci.r.Aitt.Mi house returns for the week ended May Is showed an average de crease as compared with the corre sponding week of hist year of ",7.0; in Now York the decrease was ;i3.7; out hide, I'.l.tl. Tin: Tammany society met on the ISth at, the wigwam and made Maj. tlilroy grand sachem fur one year. Dun's review of trade for the week ended the Ihth said that obstacles to improvement to business do not lesson, yet the recuperating ability of the country Is surprisingly great under the circumstances and the volume of busi ness transacted is large. Tin: colobrnrion at Hrcoo Cottage, L. I., by the Society of Colonial Dames of the Wist anniversary of the estab lishment of tho first post ollice in Amer ica, was a notable affair, including many prominent people. tiii: v::st. Tin; republican territorial crimen lion at Oklahoma City renominated Dennis Fljnn for congress by acclama tion. A m:vi:iii: storm at Stillwater. Minn., on the night of the 1.1th did considera ble damage, streets bcititf washed out badly. Several houses fell into a gully :t() feet deep. The yards and shops of the state penitentiary were Hooded. There will be no trains for several days, all the railroad tracks being bad ly washed out. .Iflmi: ('Hint. in. of Cliiciigo, found Election Commissioners W. A. Hutch ings. Henry Schomer sinil P. II. Keeiiau gltilt.y of contempt of court in refusing to produce for the fraud jury's use bal lots as ordered bv Hie court, lined them SI. 000 each and ordered them to be com mitted lo jail until the flues should be paid. A coM) storajre liuilillng, recently erected at Meadow Lake, Minn., was wrecked by dynamite and tin attempt made to fire another similar building. The trouble is attributed to the oppo sition to the sale of liquor in the vil lage. A cvcr.oNK passed over Kunkle. ()., killing five personstind fatally injuring two others. A great deal of damage was done to property, houses being blown down and fences and trees car ried away. Oi'rit'iAi.s of the Oriinil Trunk an nounced on the Chicago board of trade that pending a settlement of the coal strikes no more grain would be received for shipment. Tin. Push river valley, Minnesota, was a scene of complete devastation on the 17th. and buildings not washed away by the Hoods were in many in stances ruined and covered up with mud. iMcrchandNc stocks in several stores were a total loss. The loss will reach $100,000 or more. Tin: road from Sonora, Cal., up to Strawberry station, a distance of :rj miles, was lined with dead sheep on the 17th. through a snow and wind storm that prevailed in that section. Atone place t.000 sheep were found froen to death in one heap where they had tried to find shelter among the trees. The snow was " feet deep on top of them. Tin: storm which swept river Lake Michigan on the l.slh was the most dis astrous one for year-. Might, vessels were driven ashore within the city lim its of Chicago and ten men of their crews are known to be drowned and the boats and cargoes utterly lost. The shore for a distance of forty miles was strewn with wrecks. In Cleveland, ()., the miners held a dual consultation on the isth. at which it was decided to continue the light until the operators agree to re store the old scale. Tin: limit Mt by the miners' union in the Cieur d'Alene (Ida.) region for all non-union men t join the union or quit work expired on the ISth. Af fairs there have assumed an ugly look, (lov. MeConuoll has been advlxo'l that serious trouble is imminent and that t In militia 1-. poverlc-t. Tin: main building of the HUIhIiovo, ().. Female college burned recently, Loss, $10,000; insurance, $10,000. vu i: sot tu. Ur.i'oitrs from conventions and pri mnrlcs throughout Alabama settle the democratic nomination for governor in favor of Colli' ressman Dates. I'eturus from counties show that enough legis lative nominees are instructed for Sen ator Morgan to make his re-election an absolute certainty. I'ui'oitrs (Mine from Arlcinsas that locusts are abundant, and many fruit growers are making inquiries regard ing their destruction and their prob able damage to fruit and crops of the eouimlssiouer of agriculture, who says he does not anticipate any serious ravages from them litis year. Tin: great international regatta at Austin. Tow. witnessed its third day of unprecedented success on the 17th by the grand Until tliioo-uilln heat with turn, a single sctiH, purses aggregating SMoi). the first prize being H.u.ri. Tho entries were John Daudaur. of Ontario; lleury Peterson and I'M Durnan. of To routo;.liihn Teenier. of St. Louis. (Seorgo llo'-inor, of lioston. and Hi I lingers, of Sara logo. This nice is the one in which Jake (biiidatir broke the world's record last year, row lug over this same course in lliaMl. This ye ir ho made It in l'JtClU,, Peterson's time being lii:0'.,ll. Tin: best people of Lexington and Fayette county, Ky.. including several hundred Indies, turne I out on the Itth to the. antt-llrockli'.rldgo mooting at tlio opera house. There were no hood lums present and the meeting, from a standpoint of morality, was a tre mendous sue.oe.sti. Thus opera house was tilled and 500 people were turned away. Tho other night lightning struck the barn of .lames L. ISosvvell near Carrolltou. ICy,, and destroyed the same, together with seven finely-bred horses. Among the horses was tho standard-bred stallion (ivueral Lano, for which fil.OHU had boon refused. Tho total los. is about Slu.mu); insurance, Sl.tliiO on horses. Tin: Kentucky Derby was won by I). Leigh's colt Chant: tltno (l'j mlloa), !:U; value of stake, Sl.O'.U Tin, petition that was gotten up at Lexington. Ky., asking Col. llrcckln rldge to withdraw from the, race for re election to congress from lh' Ashland district, has been forwarded to Wash ington. It bore the slgnatuios of a tcore of old friends of Col. J!rcckin rldgo who want tomo other man in hia I stund. :i:?;i?!iAr,. I'r.TKii .J,uko.v. the i olnred pugilist, scores Corbelt for refusing to give him a satisfactory answer as to the exact dale on which he is willing lo battle, .lackson says he will meet Corbctt in public, or private for P'JO.OOO; is willing to fight in a twelve foot ring, tu d will go to Kngland or fight here. He is also willing to postpone the date from .luno to .July or August. Tin: new tunnel through the Pali sades, built by the Susquehanna Ss Western railroad, costing S.'t.0,)!UK)0. is completed and was formally opened for coal trallic on the I. 1th. The tun nel is nearly 'i miles long. Work was begun on it about eighteen months ago. Twelve Italians were killed about six months ago by the. falling of a part of the trestle. Tin. cutter Valkyrie, formerly owned by Lord Dunravcn. after which the. famous Valkyrie was name I. has foun dered off the coast of Africa, all those, on board of her being drowned. To raise funds for I he support of tho Pullman strikers, the American Rail way union, it is said, will assess each of its ;iso. no') members!! cents per week. Tin: I'nited suites consul-general at Merlin, William Ilayden I'M wards, died there on the 1.1th of brain fever. A i. .Mini: party is organizing at San Salvador and in (iuntcmala and Hon duras to agitate in fumr of annexation to Mexico. Another party in Hon duras and Nicaragua prefers a ISritish protectorate. Many families arc emigrating. A DKspr.HA n: fight has taken place between the police antl a moo of. an archists who were parading the streets of lioubaw France, shouting. "Vive, 1' Internationale" and "A litis la France." A r the secret consistory tit Home on the I7lh the following prelates were, created cardinals: Mgr. Sanohay Per vtts, archbishop of Valentin. Spain: Mgr. Ferrari, the new archbishop of Milan; Mgr. Lcomapa, the new arch bishop of I'olognai Mgr. Mauri, areh bishopof Ferrtira: Mgr. Zegntt. assessor of the holy otlice and a cousin of the. pope: Father Stoinhubor, tho celebrated Uerman member of the society of .loitts. Oxn hundred Herman Itaptists have, left the provinces of Kherson and Vol liynia. I'ttssta. for America to sock an asylum from religious persecution. As the vessel on which they embarked loft Lilian the emigrants sang a psalm which was heard for some time after the vessel had left the harbor and greatly affected tho crowd on the dock. Tin: upper house of tho Itavarian diet, after two secret sittings, htm agreed to the proposal to place the in- sane long. Olio, of Havana, under iruurdianshii) and to transfer the crown to the recent, anil heir nresiiintitivi.. Prince Luitpold. It was believed that the deputies would irive their assent to this proceedin Tin: failures for the week ended May 18 w-orcJUO in the I'nited States, against 'J 17 last year, and '.'l in Canada, uyVust i Jl ilibt-joar, I Tin: i.ati;st. T. V. Pov,mii:r.v. ev-irener.il master workman of the Ivttiirhts of Iibor: A. ' r - . i n. urigiii, e-iiieinneroi me c.i;v;ii- iPave of the supreme court to Hie a po tive board, and P. P. Ouinn. master j tition in the case of the state against workman of district assembly u.i, have ! j. k. imietal. This is the lb-si sten been expelled from tho Knights of Labor. I In Tower Hill. 111., fire destroyed an ' entire block of busino.,s houses in the center of the town. Might buildings an I contents were destroyed, with a j total loss of -about S.ID.O'M) partially in sured. A ivi:rv left Port Huron. Mich., in a tug to rescue the crow of the schooner nnupe. wnicn w:iv on a sarin root six , o.i a temporary resiratning oruer pre iniles away, and just as thev reached i venting Father Corbett from drawing fi , . i . ,.,..... ...... . . the out fifth vvrivk th( tug capsized and four of five men were drowned, tho ono barely managing to swim ashore Ni:v Yoitic and Pennsylvania were, visited by heavy storms on the JOt'i and several cities wore Hooded. Small crooks became raging torrents and peo ple wore in a state of panic, leaving their homo-,. Much property was dam aged in cities and farms ruined, tho buildings, fencing and crops being washed away. At a dance in the village of Sclmtzon, Austria, a quarrel arose among tho men a bout some women and a gen darme interfered. The officer believed Ills life was in danger and drew his re- volver and fired into Hie crowd, killing four men and a girl. The infuriated datu-ors sot upon the gondnrmo and kicked him till life was extinct. 0i: of the Keystone colliery riotera at Wilkosb.irre. Pa., has confessed that the strikers hud secured nine kegs of powder, which it was their Intention to put under the. houses of the bosses of the mines and set oil'.' LioutnTmi set lire to the wire goods factory of tho National Manufacturing Co. in Worcester. Mass., and it was de stroyed. Loss. ;i:..():k). Two hundred and fifty persons are thrown out of work by the lire. In Doshen. I ml., fire destroyed the five-story brick factory of stutz .t Walker, carriage uianufacturors. The loss is S3.V01K); insurance, s'.'s.od:). Akiion. O.. had a lire on tho 10th. a planing mill and two livery stables being burned and several blocks dam aged. Loss, gdOiMMt'. A Wi:sivl;imnd freight collided vvithti work train in Standing Hock Tunnel, K'y. The conductor. -Nick. Hill, of tho work train and seven occiipinits of a boarding car attached to this train were killed and others injuic.l. NEBRASKA STATE NEWS. .School Dfclslniifl. The statu superintendent of public instruction has otlieially promulgated a number of important decisions affect ing school interests in Nebraska. The following is a synopsis of each. 1. There Is no statue requiring ihc payment of school district orders in the order Ja which il"-y it re drawn. !J. A contract signed bv two nicinlicis of tho district school hoard, without a meeting of which all members have had due notice. Is the Individual vuiiti-nrt of tho inenibcrr sl-ilni; such contract. The contract with n timelier Is made an exception to this. See I Neb. I, anil 111 .Vol). 70. !l. When the board employs a man to teach the school he has no rltflit, except by the con sent of tho board, to put u substitute In his place, and not even with tho consent of tho hoard, unless .such substitute Is a lei'.illy quall Iled teacher. t. The minimum amount of school required must be tatinht by a legally outillllctl teacher In Dnler to entitle the district to lis share la tho state apportionment. . 5. In connection with ihc new attendance law It N held that ehlldr.;: have free school privil eges la one school district only at one time. If thev elect under the new act to attend outside of their own district thev carry their share of the state funds with them and forfeit for that school year all their rights to free school prh Ili'Kes In their own district. Thev tiiav not. un der this act. alternate between two districts and claim tights la both. il. The Nobiaska statute authorizes thedruw liiK'of Interest upon all "warrants Issued bv the proper authorities of the stale, count v. cltv, town or ether municipal subdivision l-,Htl.in a county." Hut the supteme court has held that the school district "is not strictlva munic ipality.' and tint K'hool district otllcers are not municipal otllcers. thus mahlni; It clear that the statute does not authorize the pay ment of interest on school district orders. 7. The action of the utters t an anpual meet ing as to the amount of school to be held tho foinliw vear is iinal and mav Tint be reconsid ered at a special meeting. The board should make provision for the holding of school In accordance with said action, but la cae the voters tit said meeting fail to make provision for carrying on said amount of school, and there I.s no district money for this purpose, the. board is not pi r Kotmlly liable for any loss of state apportion ment which may result to the district bc'-uuso of f.tlluie to hold the lcriulred minimum amount of school. In case, such loss occurs be cause of ncKleet upon the part of the district board tho members of the board become per sonally liable lo the district for the amount' of said loss. s In measuring a district under the provl ioiiHofthc new attendanco law the measure ments should follow air lines, not section lines necessarily. l. The district text books are In the care of the dlstilct board the same as other school tlls ti let property, and are subject to the rcuul.i tlons of the board as to their use by the pupils at home and during vacations. K). In legard to the disposition of a hum which appears upon a petition for change of school district boundary, when the person, so named has chanced his mind and does not uMi to appear upon tho petition or lemonstr.ince, 1 It Is held that th prron has entire right to re move orirlvcuiitlinritv for the removal of his name from the petition. Ml-u-i-iium-ou. HON'. W. .1. ISllVA.V. of tin; First dis- I triet n!,s- il is stated, declined to again '' il candidate for emigres: Tin: election contest before the Dodge enmity court between J. W. Harris and C. II. Christeiisen for coun cilman in the Third ward at Kearney was decided in favor of Harris, ropub ' liciin. by an increase of six votes more tlian was awarded liitn by the election board. Tin; attornev-general liti? asked P toward the Until effort of tho sttite to reimburse itself for the losses sustained in the Capital national bank failure. Tho case involves something like .':n'.. 0'ift. In the famous injunction case of Iiishop Itouticum.of the Lincoln dim c-e. against Father Corbett. of Palm.vra. Judge Chapman, ct Nebraslia City.' de cided in favor of the bishop and grant- uiims iieposuvu in me ruimyrn iiiinu. and denying the priest the privilo'fe of saying mass or occupying the par onngo. Tin: date of holding the inter-state district (Irand Army of the Uopuhlio reunion at Superior litis been changed owing to the District Fair association choosing the same date for its -races. The reunion was to have- boon held August 1S-1S. but Commander Adams, in a general orded has changed the date to .July W to August I, inclusive. The commander oislers that no horse ' racing or gambling devices of any kind shall bo allowed at or near the grounds. I in: other evening while a number J of young men wore having a round up" at Curtis the report of three shots in rapid succession sturted the people along Center avenue, and upon making an investigation throe men were scon to separate and run in different direc tions. A run of a block and one run ner fell to the 'ground dead. A post mortem examination revealed organic disease of the heart, which, owing to excitement and an effort in running, had formed a blood clot in the heart. F.D J. Ciii'iicn. formerly of Pom. has brought suit in tire federal court at (hnaha against the Nebraska state uni versity for S'.'fi.OOO damages because that institution refused to give hirn a diploma. Church wont sis ears to the university, from lsw to Jssii. and utijjit to have graduated with the class of 'mi. lie claims the faculty joined in a i on spiraiy against him, allotted by hi lather, who did not want him toHgo through college. He alleges that the faculty promised to graduate him if ho would do ntoio college work, and after a year at the Kansas univei sit.v they refiihed to fulfill their pledge. U claims to have lost positions, courage, health and energy because of this act, and thou fore .i-ks danuq . S mm 5.W;. Mr. llobert Harbor Canton, Ohio. Rheumatism Could Walk Only by the Help of a Cane Until HootPo Saroaparllla Cured. "For l.'r curs I haie been afflicted with rheumatism, more cspi'cla.ly In tho feet. About one ycir ago 1 was scarcely ablo to wink it all. Uy icidln," testimonials In tho newspapers 1 w.ia jrsu.ultd to try Hoods Sarsa parilla ,,5Ve3AVa&My,t5Ey Saranaril'a. After tailing three bottles I was able to go without my cane I con tlnuid faithfully with the medicine and itnprovocl Fast, rhavo talcen oee dozen bottles and can walk without any iliMiuulty and attend dully to my work at the vvntih factory." Koricui Haiiiiiui, l Prospect Av , Canton, Ohio. Hood's Plllo cnio liver Ills, jaundice, bil iousness, sUU hradachc and constipation. .'). $ ADDRESS TFIL WL M o o (? wiQ U .43Sf. . wmWw When You wahtA il-li rvi-M: IIobse Power:. Swinging Stackers t 5AWMlLL.o OELF FEEDER. OR AN--:. AS THEY-XRE THEJBEST: WSr&iTD &m0GUMtllD ft The Greatest Hediatl Discovery of the Age. KiBElSY'S DICAL DISGOVEBY. DOMALD KENNEDY, of ROXBURY, MASS., H.ts discovered in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures every land of Humor, from the worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in two cases (both thunder humor). He has now in his possession over two hundred certifn.tes of its value, all within twenty miles ot Boston. Send postal card for boi k. A benefit is alwav r. experienced lu.m Hie first bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the right quantity istak.n. When the luns are affected it i.au'-es shooting" pains, like needles p.issmg thriiigfifiem ; the same w'lli the Lp. er or Bowels'. 'This is caused bv tlie duits biMf vJ ing stopped, and alwavs disapi ears i,, ..Ul. nftf I..I.-J.,,, II 'Ono. I II. J I N.1 WV uc?u .tni;i i, living 11. iv:,iu inir ini'ii. If the stomach is foul or bilk u r. caue squeamish feelings at firt. NochaiiReof diet ever ncce-s.uv. the best ou can cet, and enot'p'ii wilC fa! f i. Dce, one tablespoontul in watei at ted time. Sold by all Druggists. Remember the name: The De Long Pat. Hok and Kye. Also notice on face and bach of every r aril the words : Pec til tt O limp pv II IftACt-UAKK I tu tF1. IV Hi. IliihariUon f. l'i I iiii; Pros 1'hil.ulclplim. ggBCTagaitaa'iyx'jaBr.gaM lane 'Mionnlv rrrtnnneni ( MDltl'l'ltl'. rtrmver l ' bint fur fin III-. Ojuri-, i'uiil.i, Kin. Cl-NAMC 11119 1411 It.,.-; liL,...um. mmBZmmmm iihiiii)icd mill pcipie 2 llOll f M III, ilill tor Al - yj3 . Mi"U Iumi 1'im .Curo I r itJl wi a I mi. .1- ii. in n It ll irl l-IU-l-ll X 'V- tliniivaaiU. It Ihih imt i mif M: i, oil .mo. it is i i i , ii t tal w- 111' 11)0 till eoiij., (,, rtip. M P 'M overywlii-ri'. y.'c. mmmfflBm V'& H if A ly Hood's Cures " I if i- nnnn s& B3: ii r 'm ti r