THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
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W. W. SANDKKS, 1'ulilUher.
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Summary of tbo Daily Nowb
AVAMIIM1TO.V NOTKS.
Unduk tho hii pur vision of Assistant
Kecrctnry Doe, the tunic of revising tlio
regulations of tlio United States tinny
lias been brought to a close and the
volume will soon bo printed and dis
tributed to tho army. Ono of the
changes made is tho reduction in tlio
fcioof tho regimental ling. Tho now
ilag will be f. feet (i Inches long, by I
foot 1 inches on the htafl Tlio cliange
iias not, inoi with a single objection.
Tjii: secretary of tho interior has de
cided to expend S.10, ()()() put at his dis
posal by congress in tho improvement
of tho Hot Springs, Arlc, reservation,
in work along tho main reservation,
and not in tho Whittington reserve, as
lias been anticipated.
l'iti:sii)i:xr Cu:vi:i.ani issued a proc
lamation on tlio iTSth in regard to tho
death of Walter Q. Oresham, ordering
diplomatic representatives of the
United States to display tho Hags over
their embassies at half mast for ton
days and tho same order to bo observed
on all vessels and naval stations of the
United States.
A iikcknt dispatch from Ottawa,
Out, stated that on Spanish river,
while a party of thirty-three lumber
men were camped on a crib of square
timber for the night, it broke from its
moorings and carried the men into tho
bwlft miming waters. All were lost.
At Marslialltown, la., Lewis Hall,
nn electrician, shot his wife through
the head with a revolver. Slio died
five hours later. Hall claimed he mis
took her for a burglar, but willful
murder was suspected, as the eouplo
had quarreled bitterly lately. Tho
woman was Hall's third wife.
Tiik body of Secretary (Jresham was
temporarily deposited in tho receiving
vault atOakwoods cemetery, Chicago,
on the ,'ioth. Members of tho Loyal
Legion, tlio 0. A. It. veterans, state
and civic oflieor.s, civic societies and
others joined In tho procession from
tho railroad depot to the cemetery.
The train was held back for tho return
of the presidential party to Washing
ton. Tin: grand jurv at Danville, 111., ex
amined nearly 100 witnesses in regard
to tlio recent double lynching. All
freely admitted that they wore present
and mingled with tho lynchers for
three hours while they were breaking
Into jail. None of tho witnesses, how
over, would testify positively that they
recognized any of tho lynchers.
Uiiowu: Lavhi.m: bested .lack Hver
Jinrilt in twenty rounds at tlio Seaside
Athletic club, Coney Island, N. Y., on
ino :i"tn. Tlioy fought a game battle
and both were onTiieir feet at tho end
of the contest. Lavigno did most of
tlio leading.
A iHsi'.vici! from Des Moines, la., of
the .'loth stated that in a number of
places In that county soventeeu-yoar
lociists, the scourge that impoverished
the northwest a number of years ago,
had made their appearance. Last sea
son It was announced by scientists
that tlio locusts might be looked for
this summer.
r Horn- was fought on
the J.'7th, at London,
tho
by
(UJNKKAI, NISWS.
Li:mi:,n IIiioh.' circus train, bound for
Ncgamieo to Icaiinba, Mich., collided
with a northbound ore train on the
31st lloth engines and two circus cars
wore wrecked. Three horses were
killed and two injured. Fivo of the
circus employes were injured, but none
fatally.
Wir.i, Owknh was legally hanged at
Varner, near Tine Mutts, Ark., for
hhooting his wife and then beating in
her skull with a hoe.
CuiAitixo house returns for tho prin
cipal cities in tho United States for the
week ended May 31 showed an average
increase as compared with tho corre
sponding week lastyoarof lfl.2; in Now
York tho increase was 20.1; outside
New York, 8.0.
Ai rou.vin- Thomas Tviti: fell from a
ilfth story window at Lebanon, Ind.,
recently and alighted upon his baby in
us carriage. Tho little ono was killed
instantly and Tyro's neck was broken.
He was cleaning a window in his oflico
when ho lost his balance and foil.
Tin: boiler at Deal's sawmill, near
Downsville. Caldwell county, S. C, ex
ploded on the Itlst, resulting in tho in
stant death of Fireman Hd Deal, Fire
man l'ender Oxford and Cordon Ox
ford, and fatally injuring lleuben
.Tones, who died live hours later.
Mas Ti.Miiuti.Aiw:, a young widow
who livos with her father near llartow,
Flu., was locently assaulted. Four
negroes suspected of a knowledge of
tho crime wore arrested and at night
they were taken from their guaids by
u mob and three of them put to death,
while tho fourth was almost beaten tc
deatli and ordered to leave the country,
Doum.A.H Hi:.M)i.itso. and Frank Jef
frey were hanged at Murphysboro,
Ind., on the 3lsl for tho murder oi
.lames Towlo at Cartervlllo last winter.
Silt Wii.i.iam Vnaxo.v IlAHCOl'lir,
Chancellor of the HritUh exchequer,
lias formally replied to a memorial
forwarded by influential financiers in
i.uu louowing tonus: "You may rely
upon it that her majesty's government
will give no countenance to any
change in tho fundamental principle
of our monetary system, nor in an
discussions in which they may be
called upon to take part will they ad
init any doubt as to their inteution
iirmly to adhere to tho single irolu
standard."
Tin: safe of W. W. Hrown, United
Mates Indian trnder and postnuthtet
at White Eugle, Ok., was blown opon
on tlio 28th, but employes blcopinp- im
mediately over the safe were ' not
siwaicenoci. The robbers secured S10,
(KM) in valuablo papers, 8.)00 in cash, gaoc
in post oflico money orders and about
W0 worth of 2 cent stamps. There wai
no clew to tho burgJars.
Tin: Ohio republicans held their stait
convention at Zanesvillo on tho 28th,
John Sherman being made chairman
Ho made a speech on the currency, ad
vocating tho coinage of fractional aII
ver coins in limited quautitics anc
making them legal tender for smal.
sums in order to preserve tho parity of
both gold and silver. Asa S. llnshnell
was nominated for governor. The
platfprm indorsed protection, favored
mnieiniitsm In accordance with a ratic
iiauu uy wiicrnauonai agreement
indorsed Forakor for senator and
iKinloy for pj-esideut.
ana
be
night of
IMilriinnr
against Lorfleld for S0() and the ban
tam championship of tho world. 1'lim
mer knocked Corfield out in seven
rounds. Corfield was smart, but no
match for tho champion.
Con.vr.r.r, university's boat crow,
which will compete In tho Henley re
gatta, sailed for Fnirland on tho'iMit.h
on board tlio American line steamer
l'aris. A great crowd went upon tho
steamer to bid tho oarsmen good-by.
T::b National Miners' convention
with sixty-two delegates from Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, western Pennsylva
nia and West Virginia met at Colum
bus, ()., on tho 20th with President
Penna in tho chair and Patrick Mc
llrydc secretary.
M. Louis Pastkuii, the distinguished
French chemist, who of recent years
has attained remarkable results in the
prevention of hydrophobia by Inocula
tion, has refused a German decoration
which has been awarded to him as a
result of his labors.
A TiiAoi:i)v was enacted on the farm
of tieorgo C.rowl, 1 1 miles northwest of
Cameron, Tex. ,!ott Lewis shot and
killed Hpsy Smith and her husband,
Will Smith, and shot and probably fa
tally wounded Lucy Smith and her
daughter Fmma, after which he shot
himself in the left breast, killing him
self instantly. Kpsy and Will Smith
had only married tho day before, and
it was thought that jealousy on tho
part of Lewis caused him to do tlio
killing. All parties were colored.
At South Enid, Ok., Enoch Kemper,
deputy district clerk, and Capt. Ilond,
owner of the English kitchen, had a
dispute over :;:. cents which llond
claimed Kemper owed him on a board
bill. Angry words followed, when
lvemper drew a revolver and shot four
times at Hond. Dond's wounds worn
serious. Kemper was jailed.
Dkiwkkn South Carolina excursion
ists to Talluluh Falls, (la., engaged in
a riot there recently. Tlio town mar
shal's throat was cut, the sheritt's
throat was gashed and a deputy was
seriously injured. At Cornelia aposse
ran the rioters into a swamp and cap
tured four of them. The sheriff of tho
county remained on the train and was
shot at several times. Tho coaches
were badly damaged.
Miss OAnirciiixi: Wi:st, aged 23 years,
has been sued in tlm Cm-vm.! ir
circuit court for breach of promise "by
Mr. W. ('. Stivers, u widower, many
years her senior. The defendant is a
beautiful young school-teacher. Mr.
Stivers is a prominent tobacco man.
In his petition Mr. Stivers alleges that
tho fair defendant promised him on
many occasions to become his wife,
and that, on account of defendant's
continued refusal ho has boon greatly
worried, humiliated and damaged in
the bum of 55,000, for which amount
he prays judgment.
A DISPATCH from Mnii-:mlln r,.
on the 20th stated that tho Pacific mail
steamship Colinm had foundered off
tho Mexican coast and that KM of the
pussongors and crew were lost, only
fourteen of tho passengers and llvo o"f
mo crew Having reached land in n
small bout. Much bullion on board
was also lost.
Whii.k Hat-tan Johnson and Samuel
Wilson were walking along tho Mid
land railroad, l milo cast of Lebanon.
Ind., a switch engine run them down
auu decapitated both men, besid
crusmng tuulr bodies almost be
recognition,
Loud i:osi:in:i:v's horse, Sir Visto
wontlio English derby on tho 20th;'
1. Cannon's Cur?ou was second tmd
mr.i. niunaei MuniiVs k
rivv. of the tho Bremen Trading
Co.'s petroleum tanks at Harburg, Ger
many, were burned on the 3Lst and the
fire raged over an enormous extent of
ground. Thousands of barrels of pe
troleum in addition to the five tanki
were also destroyed.
Mum. Cajciiack Hoot, a widow about
40 years of age, has brought suit In tho
district court of Colorado Springs,
Col., against W. S. Stratton, the
Cripplo Creek millionaire minn
owner, for S200.000 for alleged breach
of promise. Mrs. Hoot claims thai
Stratton proposed marriage to her
while boarding with her and she ac
cepted him In ISOJ before his Inde
pendence mine had made him wealthy.
A mom took Nelson Federott from the
lockup at Laurclvillc, O., and hanged
him. He was charged with a brutal
assault upon a little girl, whom he
overtook In the road. Ho was 50 years
old and has six children.
JhomahG. LAWi.nit, of Illinois, com-mander-in-chief
of tho G. A. R liar, is
sued a general order to G. A. H. posts
advising veterans who are interested ic
tho Georgia colonization scheme to see
that they .secure clear titles before in
vesting their money. Tho Indiana de
partment was spreading tho ordei
without comment.
Tin: failures for the week ended tho
31st (Dun's report) wero 215 in the
United States against 183 last year.
Tin: boiler of a steamer belonging to
contractors for the harbor works at
Lisbon exploded In the harbor and six
of the crow were killed.
Coitiiiwr and Fltzsimmons met in
New York, and Hob agreed to deposit
his 55,00'J when a battleground wai
selected.
KAXSAS STATE NEWS.
Miss Warren, of Topeka, who was
matron of tho insane asylum during
former republican administrations, has
been reappointed to her old position,
made vacant by tho resignation of Mrs.
Pack.
les
yond
tho fuvoriU', third
Con u ell;
Gus A. Oii.r.'s storage warehouse at
South McAlester. I. T., was burned on
the i'.lst with all its contents. The fire
was caused by spontaneous combustion
of unslaeked lime.
Tin: coinage at the United State
mint at Philadelphiaduring the month
of May amounted to S.',251,8'2.10. The
number of pieces coined was 3,011,335,
as follows: Gold, NiS.255; silver, GJ0,-
i-u; uase, aJU.aoo.
Dkcohatiox drty was observed at all
the principal cities in tho country in
mu uftiuu way, many cities having im
posing parados in tho afternoon. At
Chicago tho monuments to the "Hock
of Chickamauga" and the confederate
dead wore dedicated. At Now York
Gov. MoKinloy made an oration at
Grant's tomb. Tho veleraus turned
out in large numbers at the national
capital and hold services at Arlington.
Jerry Rusk's monument was dedicated
at Viroqua, Wis. At Salt Luke, Utah.
2,000 children joined in tho parade uul
ox-Congrcfcsmnn Bartine delivered the
oration.
A man who had been fined by Jutlg?
McElancy, of Fort Mill, S. C, 'tried tj
snoot, tne magistrate and Judge M
Elaney killed him.
-" " '".i vuui.1, 01 jmiumorci
supposed to have been insane, mm
dered her 1 f-year-old daughter Mami
on the 2Sth by cutting her throat Sh
tuen committed suicide in a like ma
ner.
ADDITIONAL DISl'ATCIIi:.S.
whii.k William Simpson, head hum
ilryman at the Hotel Colorado, at Glen
wood .springs, Col., was in compan
with a crowd of young men in th
owinimmg pool, they undertook t
outdo each other in foolhardy act
rumuy nimpson undertook to sit 01
the uoz.Ic from which tho watershoot
with a velocity of 120 pounds to th
men, with the result that the wate
practically burst him open. Ho uili
die.
Two hundred and fifty quarts oft
nitro-glycerine being taken up the Lit
tle Kanawha river by employe Jim
Hincs exploded immedlatelv onnnsit
the largest mill in Parkersbu'rg, W. Va.
Tlio men had just quit work, but sev
eral wore stunned and badly cut. Man
and boat wero annihilated. Several
people wero injured by falling ceilings,
glass, runaways, etc. Tho damage to
property, including mills, churches,
steamboats, etc., will reach $75,000.
Ui'onxK V. Dints, before going to jail,
issued an ollicial circular to members
of the American Railway union urging
them to stand by their order in tho
trying time through which they wero
passing.
Miss Emii.v FAiTiirrr., the well
known friend to women, died at Lon
don leeently, aged GO. She had la
bored earnestly during her life in
opening uvenues of employment to
women who were forced to work lor 11
living.
Tin: convention of the llrothcrhood
of Railway Trainmen at Galesburg,
111., on tho 1st, adopted a system of
state legislative boards to look after
legislation friendly to railroad labor
in the several states. It also adopted
the Cedar Rapids plan of federation,
combining Ilrothorhoods of Engineers,
Firemen, Conductors, Trainmen and
Telegraph Operators.
Gkni: lli-MMi, tho Oklahoma fanner
who fasted forty days, claiming God
had told him to, was ronorted as biln-
j beyond hope of recovery. Husch wa
tho founder of a new religious society
called the New Lights.
Tin: New York World on tho 2d pub
lished a telegraphic poll of the next
congress upon the silver, tariff and in
come tax questions Out of 117 mem
bers 50 favor free coinage, tl bimetal
lism and 17 the gold standard. On the
taritt 2S are against any change, 35
favor moderate changes and 38 want
radical changes. On the Income tax
tv i.ivor 1110 principle and 17
Rev. W. (I. Todd, superintendent of
the Kansas institute for the education
of the blind, is urging tho state board
of charities to establish a kindergarten
department at the institute in Kansas
City, Ivan.
W. E. Don, well known in Topeka as
tho head of a collecting agency, was
""".r urrosieu in nicago by a
Kansas officer and taken back to' tho
Kansas capital to answer a charge of
swindling.
Rccauso he held a personal judgment
against Maj. Hudson, John E. Raker,
of St. Louis, recently applied to the
United States court at Topeka for the
appointment of a receiver for the Cap
ical Printing Co.
Labor Commissioner Mrd says that
the present needs of the destitute coal
miners at Serantou have been provided
for, but that fm-t.hm- niit .m ! .,,.,.,.,.
sary unless work bo found for the
heads of sutterlng families.
Senator William Rogers, the deposed
regent of the state university, has
served a written demand upon Gov.
Mnrflll In 1. -..t... .....! j.. 7, ...
,m" luniimujii in uis omce.
This is preliminary to a mandamus
pending in the supreme court.
The people of Lawrence unveiled a
handsome monument to tho memory of
the Quantrel raid victims on Decora
tion day, and Topeka dedicated a
monument to the members of tho
Shawnee county regiment who fell nt
the battle of tho Mue during tho Price
raid.
An order was received a few days
ago pardoning twelve military prison
ers at the Fort Leavenworth prison,
and later thirteen others wero dis
charged. It is thought but few pris
oners will bo loft in the prison July
1 when it is transferred to the war do-partment.
The jury in the case against Rogers,
charged with burning the Harvey
county records, at Newton, and re
cently tried at Hutchinson upon a
change of venue, returned a verdict of
guilty. Rogers was recently para
lyzed, and when the case was called
for trial had to bo taken to the court
room upon a cot.
President Charles F. Scott, of the
Kansas State Republican league, has
added tho following names to the ex
ecutive committee, selected at tho re
cent convention: E. C. Little. II. K.
Hruee, P. P. Campbell, C. II. Tucker,
nunes o. Hiliott, .1. L. Rristow, W. Y
I'lll lMctiirpn,
Patent Medicine Man I want some
pictures of pretty and healthy chil
dren, to uso in my advertisements of
my juvenile pills.
Photographer Very well; 111 start
for Lonllvlllo to-morrow, where I can
find plenty of healthy ehildren, for
there isn't a doctor or a drug store la.
tho whole county. N. Y. Weekly.
Ahriiyn.
First Monopolist Well, tho now
trust is formed. Just watoh now and
mo breadstuifs and meats go soaring
up. Second Monopolist What title do
you give the new combine?
First Monopolist "Tho People's
Food Supply association." Puck.
WeaK and Rim Down
After tho grip or other serious illness,
you find Hood's Sarsaparilla exactly
tho medicine to
build up nnd
giro strength.
"I feel thankful
to Hood's Sar.a
pnrilla for benefit
derived from it. I
had tho grip and
failed to regain
health. 1 did not
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and in fact, was
a mere shadow of
myself. I at last
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without distress in my stomach. Four
bottles of Hood's S.irsupnrilla and a box of
Hood's Pills took away all signs of tho grip.
I want to say to till who sudor in a HUe
manner, take Hord's Sarsaparilla, for It
will surely do you good." U 1:011011 Maulkt,
Green Oak, Michigan.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
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Hnnrl'c Pi lie !re tasteless, ml W, enVo
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn, torpid liver, dizziness,
sick headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss of
appetite, sallow skin, etc., when,
caused by constipation ; and con
stipation is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills 10c and 25c a
box. Book FREE at your druggist's or
write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal Street,
New Yoik.
Annual sales moro than C.000,000 boxes.
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A shooting scrape toolc place at Ha
vana the other night in which George
Hingliam fired a double-barreled shot
gun at Louis Roberts, filling his face
and breast with shot, Roberts was
taken to Salina and the shot picked
out His injuries were not fatal. It
wasallegcd that tho trouble wascaused
by jealousy on tho part of Mnghain
because Roberts had danced with his
wife at a party a few nights previous.
The state accountant has made his
report to the governor of his examina
tion of tho books, accounts and busi
ness methods of the state penitentiarv.
ne negan with the coal output and
shipments, and says that in view of
the many reports mude by former em
ployes, that coal had been stolen by
the officials, ho looked into every pos
sible loophole to discover the alleged
thefts, but he is convinced that snob
reports are untrue.
At tho late Christian Endeavor con
vention at Wichita, Miss Skelton, the
secretary, reported 0SI societies in the
state a gain of ,'ls in the past year
The Christian church leads in iium
hers, having 17 active societies; tho
Presbyterians come next with ISO so
eietles; tho Congregutionulist church
reported 117 societios. The entire mem
bership in tho state is tiO.000. Tho
Junior Endeavor societies have a mem
bership of ;t,0(K) ami gave 0,000 to mis-
bionb during tho past year.
A convention composed of clerical
and lay delegates of tho Protestant
Episcopal church met at Topeka May
28 to elect a successor to the late
Mshop Thomas, Upon the fifth ballot
uev, r runic u. Mlllspuugh, dean of
t.racc cathedral, Topeka, was chosen
bishop. Fivo candidates wero voted
for: Rev. F R. Millspaugh, of Topeka:
ev. Von Herlich, of Wichita; Rev.
Hewitt, of Hutchinson; Ilishoo Leon-
wril. of Utah and Nevada, and Dean
wuiiiiiur, oiumaha. Tlio final ballot
.i ; ergy-.Miiispagh, ,.,. 0nrd,
ner, 10; Leonard. 1; Von Herlich, 1; to
'I, u fLB,ty-A""lfrli. 10; Oar
er, 11 Lconurd, 1; total, 31.
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