Nebraska Newspapers

    THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
W. W. 8ANDICRH, rablliher.
NEMAHA, NEBRASKA.
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of tho Dally Nows.
1VA8UINCJTON NOTKH.
' Tnn bureau of statistics at Washing
ton reports that tho exports of domes
tic merchandise during November last
amounted to S1H,C08,H01, a jfalu of
noarly 87,000,000 as compared with No
vember, 1800. Tho Imports of mer
chandise during1 November aggregated
852,SJ52,!li.
A sit.cial to tho Chicago Post from
Washington stated that a representa
tive of tho Union Pacific reorganiza
tion committee said that the Union
Pacific would not buy tho Kansas Pa
cific at tho price the government wants
,for tho road.
A Washington special to tho New
York Commercial Advertiser said that
if the Hawaiian annexation treaty
failed in tho senate there was u plan
on foot to secure tho islands by paying
81, 000,000, tho amount of the Hawaiian
debt.
Thk National Hoard of Trade, in ses
sion at Washington, adopted resolu
tions favoring tho passage of an anti
Bcalpcrs' ticket brokerage bill and also
a bill favoring pooling under supervi
sion of tho interstate commerce com
mission. The president sent to tho senate on
the 10th thu name of Joseph McKcnna,
to bo associate justice of the supreme
court of tho United States.
Tiik nomination of Charles Q. Dawes,
of Illinois, to bo comptroller of the cur
rency, was confirmed by the senate.
Dki.koatk Callahan will mako an
effort this winter to convince congress
that Oklahoma is deserving of state
hood. Thk comptroller of tho currency has
issued a call on national banks for a
Btatcment of their condition at the
close of business Wednesday, Decem
ber IB.
Thk assistant secretary of tho Inte
rior has ruled that a soldier's widow
has a right to prosecute to a final ad
judication a claim for a pension filed
by her deceased husband if tho claim
is rejected and tho husband dies beforo
appealing from the commissioner of
pension's action.
Phksidknt McKini.ky hus informed
Chief Sargent, of tho Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, that he will ac
cord a hearing to labor leaders beforo
a new member is selected to succeed
Col. Morrison on tho interstate com
merce commission.
Thk testimony of Director of tho
Mint Preston beforo the house commit
tee on coinage developed tho fact that
there wero many counterfeit silver dol
lars in circulation and that tho govern
ment was encountering much trouble
with tho subject, but he offered no
suggestion as to a remedy.
Tiik nomination of Attorney General
McKcnnu to succeed Justice Field on
tho supreme bench will not bo acted
upon by the senate until after the
Christmas holidays.
Sknatou CuAxiMsn, of New Hamp
shire, has published a lotter in which
ho deprecates any action on tho cur
rency question and advises congress to
await tho progress of international
bimetallism. Ho thinks it will bo po
litical suicide for tho ropublican party
to do anything on the subject at pres
ent. tllCNKKAL NKWS.
Paiidkk iiau, tho prido of Lafayette
college, Easton, Pa., was badly dam
aged by fire and valuable machinery,
instruments, books and a museum of
minerals and birds destroyed.
Washington Hksino, ex-postmaster
of Chicago and president of tho Stnats
Zeitung company, died suddenly of
heart disease on tho evening of the
18th.
Bv tho explosion of a gasoline stove
at Holyoke, Mass., a woman and a
child wero burned to death.
A dispatch from Ames, Neb., stated
that tho American Sugar Growers' as
sociation had prepared a potition to
congress against hasty action on
Hawaiian annexation. It represented
that the adoption of tho islands would
ruin the growing beet sugar industry.
A sthono earthquake shock, lasting
12 seconds was felt the other morning
at Curta dl Castollo, Italy. Tho walls
of houses split, chimneys fell and a
panic ensued.
Thk aggregate valuo of Iowa crops
for 1807, at prices prevailing December
1, was given at 8200,000,000.
Thk Amorican Federation of Labor
on tho 18th re-electod tho following
officers: President, Samuel Uompers;
first vice president, P. J. McGulre; sec
retary, Frank Morrison; treasurer,
Gcorgo B. Lcnnon. Kansas City, Mo.,
was chosen as tho next meeting place.
As Jailor Gibson was making his
rounds at Pino Bluff, Ark., with a
trusty, olght negro prisoners, includ
ing tho trusty, seized tho jailer and
after u fierce struggle all escaped out
of tho jail.
A wkstjiound Missouri Pacific freight
train was wrecked ono mllo oast of
Van Buren, Ark., tho other night, 13
cars being piled in a heap. Tho dis
aster delayed traffic owing to a bridge
having been destroyed.
A JiitiDOKon tho Monon railroad near
Lafayette, Ind., wont down and 18 cars
loaded with stono and coal wero pre
cipitated into a creek.
I Pittsiiithgh, Pa., is trying to got tho
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u. a. ii. encampment w ieui m nu
city in 1000 and to take part in tho
dedication of a grand soldiers' monu
ment to cost in the neighborhood of
8500,000.
Roihikhs dynamited tho safe in tho
post office at Canal Dover, O., the other
night and secured the contents.
"Motjiku Hu.MiMiHKY," the aged wife
of White Bear, once a chief of tho Win
nebago Indians, was recently found
frozen to death In a hut made of gunny
sacks and rags on the Missouri river at
Sioux City, la.
Wmr.ii piloting a heavy freight train
up the Merchants' bridge incline at St,
Louis, an engine jumped the track and
plunged to the ground below. Fire
man Penslnger was Instantly killed;
Engineer MeCullough was dashed head
first through the cab window and bad
ly Injured, and W. II. Cobb, yard
agent, had several ribs broken.
An open switch on the Chicago ifc
Alton road was tho cause of a collision
between the St. Louis limited passen
ger and a freight train on the side
track at Pontine, 111. Sovoral persons
wero seriously injured. The two en
gines and two freight cars wero total
wrecks.
Ghadv UKYNoi.ua and Bud Brooks
were executed at Jefferson, Gn., on
tho 17th for murder.
"Km" McCoy, of Indiana, fought
Dan Creedon, of New Zealand, at New
York on tho 17th for tho middleweight
championship of the world. After 15
lively rounds the latter threw up the
sponge and acknowledged the Hoosier's
superiority.
Wim.iam Cahk was hanged by tho
sheriff at Liberty, Mo., on tho 17th for
tho murder of his three-year-old
daughter.
Wiiii.k a herd of sheep, numbering
10,000 head, belonging to M. O. Mur
phy, was being moved out of Schleicher
county, Tex., to a new range, a dense
fog suddenly came up. Tho herdersgot
bewildered and the entire herd drifted
away and were not found, although
searching parties werobut several days.
Caw. Sanuitz wiis re-elected presi
dent of the National Civil Service lie
form league at tho meeting at Cincin
nati on the 17th. A resolution was
passed scoring the attempts of con
gressmen to repeal tho civil service
laws.
Two children of Albert Kollner, of
Muchaklnock. la., perished in a fire
which consumed tho family's dwelling.
Tho mother had left the children alone
in the house.
Two children named Maggie and
Henry Carroll, aged respectively four
and six years, were burned to death at
Newark, N. J. Their mother had
locked them in tho house while she
went out washing.
Thk business failures in the United
States for tho week ended tho 17th, ac
cording to Bradstreet's report, aggre
gated, 'iS), against !.' for tho corre
sponding week a year ago.
Thk A. F. of L. convention at Nash
ville, Tenn., on the 17th adopted reso
lutions for the government ownership
of telegraph lines, against anti-scalp-ing
legislation, for the appointment
of factory Inspectors and for an amend
ment to the constitution depriving
courts of tho power to set aside laws
made by tho people. Tho proposition
to create a national department of
labor was indorsed and the federa
tion's stand against tho principle of
compulsory arbitration was reiterated.
Thk 10th annual meeting of the Na
tional Civil Service Ileform league be
gan a session of two days at Cincinnati
on tho 10th with Hon. Carl Schurz pre
siding. A jioii .lynched Tom Waller, a negro,
near Bankston Ferry. Miss., for being
an accomplice of Charley Lewis who
bad been hanged a day or two before
In tho murder of Mrs. Smith and her
four children.
A hkcknt dispatch from Bayou, La.,
stated that tho steamboat Pargoud
sank in the Mississippi river just
above the mouth of lied river. The
boat and cargo were in bad shape and
tho loss was heavy.
Mils. Annii: Wkii, stepped on a parlor
match at St. Louis, causing it to
ignite. The blnzo caught her under
skirt and she was fatally burned.
Tin: date for tho national encamp
ment of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic has been fixed for September 5-10
at Cincinnati.
Tin: advance guard of 10,000 Croa
tian colonists arrived in Denver tho
other day. Tho colony will locate in
tho Shenandoah valley of southwest
ern Colorado, where houses, schools,
churches and various industrial insti
tutions will be erected, tho Uio Grando
railroad promising to construct a
branch Into the country.
Fnti: destroyed tho United States
courthouse at Ardmore, I. T., on tho
10th. Tho records wero safe In the
vault, but valuable papers in the offices
of tho marshal, clerk and commissioner
were lost, -Only the bare walls wero
loft standing. Tho fire also destroyed
tho Cobb house, Arch Matthews' feed
store and (10 bales of cotton in a com
press yard. The blaze was believed to
have been of Incendiary origin.
Bui) Bkahd, colored, aged 14, was
hanged at Carrollton, Gn., for assault
In an eight-year-old girl.
Otto Lkmkk and his sister were
found dead In their beds at Toledo,
0., tind their father in a dying state
owing to gas from a coal stove.
A conviction of southern cotton
growers was held at Atlanta, Ga., on
the 14th to get tho presont mortgage
lion and other luws repealed and to de
vise some means to prevent specula
tion in cotton.
MHMMMMHUIIHHIMiiinHn
At n bull fight at Gaudalajarn. Mcx.,
tho bull jumped tho barrier and
charged tho spectators. Three persona
wero gored to death and nine Injured.
Many were also hurt In the panic which
ensued.
Thk store of tho Mermod fc Jaecard
Jewelry company at St, Louis was de
stroyed by firo on the 10th, together
with the Model Cloak company, tho
former sustaining a loss of 8M5.000 and
tho latter SflO.OO'J.
Highway robberies ooetii' daily and
nightly in St, Louis and so general has
become tho alarm that a tremendous
sale of (Ircnrms has been started.
Judges Stovenson, Peabody, Wood and
Wlthrow recently declared that rob
beries and assaults had come to be of
so frequent occurrence that no ono
was safe, and that no person could be
blamed for going armed.
Ashland, Va., reported asllghtshock
of earthquake at 0:45 o'clock on tho
evening of the 18th.
Fit7.sim.monh stated at Chicago on
the 10th that he had changed his mind
and would give Corbett another chauco
in the prize ring. The date of the bat
tle is indefinite.
While the two young sons of Wil
liam Landers, living near Chandler,
Ok., were out hunting the one aged
eight was accidentally shot by tho ono
aged 12.
Gov. Jonks has commissioned Miss
Emma Whittlngton, of Hot Springs, as
an honorary colonel in the Arkansas
reserve militia. This is tho first ap
pointment of the kind over made in
the state.
Tin: house of Patrick Leahy at Otta
wa, Ont,, was burned early tho other
morning and Leahy and five of his chil
dren, tho oldest only nine years of age,
perished. It was supposed that Leahy
dropped a lighted lamp.
A loss of nearly SI, 000.000 was caused
enrly on the morning of the 17th by tho
burning of the Hotel Dakota at Grand
Forks. N. I). It was a largo five-story
structure that cost 8250,000. Two largo
wholesale stores adjoining were also
destroyed.
Thk Swiss trencral assembly has elect
ed Eugene Uuify to be president of
tho confederation. M. Mueller wns
elected vice president. Both presi
dent and vice president-elect are radi
cals. Bkoinnino with the new year tho
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway will
bo operated from the road's Texas gen
eral otlice, located in Dallas. A. A.
Allen, vice president and general man
ager of the "Katy," and his entire of
fice force will go there from St Louis.
Tho change is duo to an order from tho
Texas railroad commissioners, which
made the residence in Texas of an ac
tive vice president of the road a neces
sity. Thk wholesale grocery house of
Betts, Fletcher &. Co., at Marshall
town, la., caught fire tho other after
noon and was entirely destroyed.
Thk A. F. of L. at its meeting on
the 10th at Nashville, Tenn., decided
to admit negro unions.
Mas. MAitGAitKT Hooan, aged 05, was
found murdered in her store at Mobile,
Ala, Tho place had been robbed.
ADDITIONAL DIHIMTUIIKS.
Thk house committee on currency
will have something more to consider
besides the finnncial scheme of Secre
tary Gage, every member having a plan,
which will bo perfected during the
holidays, and all phases of the cur
rency problem being treated.
Noticks have been posted at tho
China, Pembroke and Webster cotton
mills at Suneock, N. II., announcing a
reduction of about ten per cent. Janu
ary 1. Thu cut will effect nearly 1,500
operatives. It is probable that tho cut
will be accepted.
A lMiAiisiK fire was reported on the
20th as raging in Edwards county,
Tex. It had burned a strip from the
Nueces river to a point a few miles
northwest of Rock Springs, about 25
to 50 tnilos wide.
Tiik American Missionary associa
tion made public at New York on the
20th its 5lst annual report. It showed
that hundreds of students had been
turned away from its schools for want
of funds. The receipts from tho differ
ent sources for the year were SlOl,
371.03. Sr.cuKTAitY Ar.fluit intends to send a
number of relief expeditions to tho
suffering Klondike miners. The first
one will start about February i. Snow
locomotive will be used to beat a trail
and 000 reindeer will bo purchased to
haul the supplies.
Thk Auditorium theater and hotel
at Kansas City, Mo., was destroyed by
iire early on the morning of tho 21st,
So far as known all the guests escaped
without serious injury. Tho loss on
the building was placed at 8500,000.
Thk A. F. of L., at its meeting at
Nashville, Tenn., on the 20th, adopted
resolutions favoring the establishment
of postal savings banks and denounc
ing Secretary Gage's currency bill.
Tho convention decided to increase
the per capita tax to two cents, to go
into elfect February 1 next.
A tuoi.i.ky car at Philadelphia,
while descending a hill, got out of the
control of tho moiormau and dashed
into a horse ear. The stove was upset
and the wreckage caught firo and
burned. Many passengers were seri
ously injured.
A kkkioht train of 21 cars, traveling
down tho mountain near Altoona, Pa.,
became unmanageable, owing to thu
slippery trades, and crashed into a
freight train standing at thu station.
About 50 cars were completely broken
up and a passenger train was also
thrown over on Its side. Several train
men were seriously hurt.
AUDITORIUM BURNED.
Kansas City's Largest and Finest
Theater Entirely Destroyed.
Orer 100 Utieiti Wore Anlccp In tho Itulld-
but All Kcttpnt Uninjured I.ons
Will Kxcm-il Ilulf u Mlllloii-
Otlior CiiHUfiltlcH.
Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 21. At ono
o'clock this morning the Auditorium
hotel and theater, at Ninth and
Holmes streets, was discovered on lire.
Beforo the firemen could get a suffi
cient number of streams playing on
tho building to mako any headway
against tho Unities tho fire was beyond
control, nnd at two o'clock Superin
tendent Pellcticr, of tho insurance
patrol, gave Instructions for the guests
to remove their effects, as the build
ing was doomed. Tho building was a
five-story stono structure. The
west half is occupied as a
hotel. Tho east half, with tho
exception of portions of tho fourth and
fifth iloors, is taken up by tho theater.
There wero 105 guests In the hotel.
Those included many families and
children of all ages. All of tho guests
wero asleep, and when the alarm of
fire was communicated from room to
room and shouted along the hallways,
tho greatest confusion reigned. Guests
dressed hurriedly, gathered together
their effects and crowded to the eleva
tor. Men dragging heavy trunku,
women carrying frightened and
screaming babies, thronged the hall
ways, stairs and elevator. So far as
known all escaped without serious in
jury. Soon after two o'clock tho entire
building was practically doomed. The
loss on the building Is placed at 8500,
000. Tho firo broke out in a room oc
cupied by ono of the porters.
Tho Auditorium was tho largest the
ater building in Kansas City and was
erected in 1S87 by Col. George W.
Warder.
A THEIGHT TIIAIN UNMANAGKAHI.K.
Ai.toona, Pa., Dec. 21. A freight
train of 21 loaded cars, traveling down
tho mountain to this city, last night
became unmanageable in consequence
of the slippery condition of the tracks,
made the 12 miles from Gallitz into Al
toona in as many minutes, and crashed
iuto a f reiglit train in tho yard here,
directly in front of the passenger sta
tion. About 50 cars were completely
broken up, nnd tho Ilollidayburg pas
senger train, which was standing on
the track outside the passenger sheds,
was thrown over on its side. The en
gineer and fireman of the runaway
train were helped from tho cab of the
wrecked locomotive, and both wero
able to walk away. Three other train
men were taken to tho hospital. One
of them is said to bo fatally injured.
STIIKKT CANS COLI.II)K.
Philadelphia, Doc. 21. Ono person
was probably fatally hurt and six
others were more or less injured yes
terday afternoon in a collision of the
Uoxborough, Wissahickon & Mana
yunk electric road In the outskirts of
this city. While descending a hill a
trolley car became unmanageable on
accountof slippery tracks and, descend
ing at full speed, it struck a horse car
at the end of the incline, plowed
through ono end of it and and brought
up against a trolley pole. The roof of
tho trolley car fell in on tho passen
gers, the stove upset and the wreck
caught fire. J. It. Lamon, aged 29
years, conductor of the runaway car,'
suffered injuries which will necessitate
the amputation of a leg and an arm
and may result in his death. The
motorman and passengers wero severe
ly cut and bruised. Tho wreckage
was consumed by the flames.
ORTH STEIN AGAIN.
Ho Clmllcniros n ;-ort;)ttn to 11 Duel uiiil
thu Cliullvnico Ih Accepted.
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 21. A challenge
to a duel to death wns given and ac
cepted in open court in this city yes
terday and would have been fought
last night had not the parties been
taken possession of by the police. That
they will meet is certain tinless tho au
thorities again intervene, and this they
are not likely to do. The challenge
was given by Orth Stein, whose paper
a few days ago severely attacked the
local judiciary. It was accepted
by Muj. Harvey Johnson, who
lias just returned after eight
years' service as consul general to
the United States to Belgium. Mnj.
Johnson represented Solicitor General
O'Neil In the proceedings growing out
of an assault upon Stein in a hotel
lobby last Saturday, and during the
hearing all tho facts In a most sensa
tional case wero brought out. It was
shown that six distinguished state offi
cials had been raided in a poker game
a week ago and that Editor Stein's
published article was a severe
criticism of the action of the local
court in dealing with tho prisoners.
O'Neill had met Stein and had slapped
his face in public. Mutual friends
wero trying to arrange tho difference
when both were arrested for a broach
of the peace and the case thus reached
the court. It was during court that
Johnson arose and denounced Stein,
accusing him of murdering a man in
Kansas City a few, years ago and that
' a prlco was on his head. It was then
that Stein challenged Johnson.
! (ilrU us Hall riclitorH.
Havana, Dec. 21. At Ucgln, a sub-
I urb of Havana, there was a sensational
bull fight, in which girl bull fighters
from Spain entered the bull ring and
Killed bulls llko regular professionals.
IjUOO Itcwnrrt $100.
The readers of tin's paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building ut the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have ho much faith in its cura
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
TT0',',1, b-Y, Druggists, 75c.
Hnll'B Family Pills arc the best.
A CniHllil Tnle.
"Can I sec the lady of the house?" asked
the canvasser, with candor.
"Yes," she replied, candidly, "you can if
vou arc not a nolitirnl mmliilntn "
I "How can you?" said he. "No, madam,
I am selling a can opener which can't be
beat. It can open any can that can be
opened by any can opener, and any can can
be opened by this can opener that can he
opened by any can opener, and if you can
OIIVJIV IIIU tl Kill L lUII-
"What cant!" cried she. "I wish I had
a cannon, and I'll bet you'd canter."
Then she slammed the door in his face.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
"Wlinlliipr Fleet In DnnRcr.
It is predicted that tho vessels of the
whaling fleet, most of whose underwriters
IlIU 111 OilU X' JilllUlhCU, 1111VU UL'L'Il I'Ullgllb lit
the ice and some may not last through the
siege. Danger also threatens those who nog
, lect what are called "trilling" ailments, for
they may not last through tho crisis, lie
sort to Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters at once
for incipient rheumatism, malaria, consti
pation, nervousness and kidney complaint.
Snylnan of the Feoplc.
A German acquaintance of ours thus dis
coursed learnedly upon the business situa
tion recently: "If business is no better
next week than it was yesterdav two weeks
ago, den I'm a son of a gun, dat's vat I
hopes." Philadelphia North American.
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Try Grnlu-OI Try Grntn-OI
Ask your grocer to-day to show you a
package of GllAIN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The children
may drink it without injury as well as the
adult. All who try it like it. GllAIN-O
has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java
but it is made from pure grains, and tho
most delicate stomachs receive it without
distress. 1-4 tile price of coffee. 15c and
25 cts. per package. Sold by all grocers.
The Dllllculty.
Miss Billiondot None but the brave de
serve the fair.
Percy Harduppe True, and none but the
wealthy get 'cm. Up-to-Datc.
Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first day's use of Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free 2 trial bottle &
treatise. Dr. Kline. 033 Arcli st.. Phila., Pa.
He "Don't you think it rather risky to
come so far alone on your wheel?" .She
"Hadn't thought of it but ifwou feel timid
I'll see you home." Yellow Book.
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I could not get along without Piso's Curo
for Consumption. It always cures. Mrs.
E. C. Moulton, Needham, Mass., Oct. 22, '94.
A woman doesn't object to her naughty
children if others arc worse. Atchison
Globe.
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Crippled for years? Pshaw! Why St. Ja
cobs Oil will cure sprains right on. Sure.
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Experience is a hard block to whittle, but
every shaving is of priceless value to the
whittler. N. Y. Independent.
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No mistake. Thousands have been cuicd
Promptly of neuralgia by St. Jacobs Oil.
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A man never enjoys reading quite as much
as he does just as his wife is ready to start
to church. Washington Democrat.
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Poor Health for Yoara-Hood's Sar
saparilla Curos Dyspepsia.
"My husband was in poor health for
years owing to dyspepsia and ho could not
got relief. Wo gavo him Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, and after ho had taken three bottles
ho could cat without distress and was ablo
to work." Baiuuh.v Ki:nncRa, 130 North
Pearl Street, Green Bay, Wis.
Hood's SarsapariSBa
Is tho best In fact tho Ono Truo Mood Purlflor.
Hood's Pills euro constipation. 25 cents.
Why have more
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