THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER '
W. W. 8ANDKICH, I'ablUhnr.
NEMAHA,
NEBRASKA,
THE WORLD AT LAJlGrE.
Summary of tho Daily Nowa
WASHINGTON NOTIJS.
A cam, has boon issued for a puro
food nnd drug1 congress to meet nt tho
National hotel in Washington March
20 for tho purpose of urging congress
to pass a puro food and anti-adulteration
law.
AmtANan.MicNTS have been made for
tho entertainment of President Dole,
of Hawaii, on a scale befitting his rank
as tho chief magistrate of a friendly
nation. It has been decided that ho
shall bo regarded as tho nation's guest
and that this government shall bear
the expense of his entertainment while
in Washington.
Tiik order issued by tho department
of tho interior, directing tho sub-treasurer
of tlio United States at St. Louis
not to issue any more money to any of
tlio treasurers of the ilvo tribes on ac
count of tho invested fund held in trust
for tho tribes, has caused a sensation.
It has paralyzed the Cherokee govern
ment, because 00 per cent, of tho funds
used in tho running Of tho government
aro derived from the fund.
AcconniNO to Senator Chandler, not
a bill for tho reform of tho currency is
likely to receive afllrmatlvo action in
this congress. Ho has leanings toward
very liberal coinago of silver and is
opposed to tho retirement of tho paper
currency of tho government.
Nonas has been received by tho state
'department that tho French govern
ment will surrender William II. Foster,
tho defaulting custodian of tho Pro
duco Exchange gratuity fund, who iled
from Now York with 5175,000 of the
funds mora than nino years ago.
Commissionhk EVANS, of tho pension
ofllce, has in preparation a now sot of
regulations governing tho practice of
attorneys boforo tho pension ofllco and
tho adjudication of claims therein.
Thk interior department has issued
a compact pamphlot of tho United
States laws relating to mining. It
contains suggestions as to location,
possession, purchaso and patenting of
tho mineral lunds of tho public do
main. Phkbidknt Gomi'kub, of the A. F. o
L., and other labor leaders had a hear
ing tho other day before tho house la
bor committee on proposed legislation
extending tho eight-hour law to all
government work dono by sub-contractors.
'
Oov. liAitNKS went to Washington
the other day to help Becure the pas
sago of tho f reo homes bill, giving Ok
lahoma settlors their claims under tho
old homestead law without requiring
tho payment of from 81 to S2.fi0, which
would mean a having of S1G,000,000 to
tho sottlers of the territory.
This president has nominated John
W. Griggs, tho present governor of
Now Jersey, to bo attorney general.
IIkpoiits to tho war department at
Washington indicate great scarcity of
food in tho Klondike gold country in
Alaska, with prospects of worse to
come.
Ctficiat.s of tho land department of
tho Rock Island railroad state that tho
number of "sooners" encamped on tho
Wichita reservation in Oklahoma is
constantly increasing and there is sure
to bo a big rush for that section before
long.
(IKNICKAL NKWS.
Jonas Bebtow's daughter, three years
old, was found dead at Webster City,
la., with ono of her hands in a wolf
trap. Tho steel spring hud snapped an
artery. An older brother had set the
contrivanco in tho barn.
Ofpickii Fhank MuiutAY was picked
out of a lino of policemen by J. M.
Platts and' J. A. Brooks at the Grand
Crossing station at Chicago as tho man
who had forced them at tho point of a
revolver to surrender on tho street
what money they had. Murray was"
placed in a coll, but emphatically de
nied the charge against him.
In a scheduled six-round light be
tween "Yank" Kcnney and Stovo
O'Donnoll at Philadelphia on the 21st,
tho latter had a broken hand and
could not go on, so Peter Maher was
substituted and in little more than a
ralnuto ho put Kennoy to sleep.
A nisASTiious Hood at English, Ind.,
tho other night washed away three of
tho fl'vo bridges over Little Blue river.
Fifty persons on ono bridge wore
saved with dllllculty by old citizens
when it wont down. Many horses
and cattlo wero drowned and many of
tho houses in tho low grounds were
four and ilvo fleet doop in wntor.
Cuius Mkiuiv, tho poddlor charged
with wife-murder at Chicago, was
found guilty by tho jury. Smith, his
alleged accomplice, was found .not
guilty. ,
A hkoknt dispatch from Des Moines,
In,, stated that many investors in that
section had been swindled by some
real estate- shurks who had offered
lands In Christian county, Mo., for sale
and had given worthless title deqds.
Junais Siiuldon, of tho superior
criminal court at Boston,has decided a
point of law which is of importanco to
labor organizations. Ho ruled that
t.lm word "intimidation," as used in
tho statute, moans only "throats to uso
m t, .1 .l.wi f winnn fl,.n!ifa r
lorce, uuu uuub hub mu k...vj..vw ..v.
leave work" or "threats to refuso to
work with others."
if.v. 'P. TIkWitt Tamiahk. tlio noted
SSffiy
Pa., wero united
in mtirrlnjro nt tlio
McCutchcon rosldeneo on tho 22(1. Tlio
present Mrs. Tnlmago is tho reverend
gentleman's third wife.
Phop. William Eiiiiioht, ex-superintendent
of tho Institute for tho
Blind at Nebraska City, Neb., has been
arrested for alleged misappropriation
of funds.
A itKBOLUiloN was adopted recently
by the Trades and Labor union In St.
Louis for holding a world's fair in that
city in 100.') to celebrate tho lOOlh an
niversary of the Louisiana purchase.
Skntisncis of death for matricide has
been pronounced on Virgil Gallagher,
a young medical student, at Galveston,
Tex.
Itisv. T. W. II. Dawson, an aged re
cluse, was burned to death In his cot
tage near Troy, 111., tho other night.
Ilioit water In tho Ohio so under
mined tho supports of bridge at New
Albany, O., on tho 23d that when a
train went on It one side sagged and
tho locomotive toppled into tho river
and tho engineer and abrakeman wore
killed.
At sunrise on tho 21th tho festivities
at San Francisco began, to last ono
week, of California's golden jubilee.
Tho city was gaily decorated and on
overy hand were displayed largo por
traits of James Marshall, who picked
up tho first gold nugget in California
in tho year 18 IS.
Fiptkkn Cherokee convicts, includ
ing some desperate characters, escaped
from tho national prison utTuhlcquah,
I. T., by tunneling through tho base
ment wall tho other night. Tho sher
iff was absent
Sixtkkk miles of tho Ilcnncpin canal
is now completed and ready for tho
water to be turned in. Ono thousand
men arc at work in Bureau county,
111., tho work being pushed night and
day.
Whilk a cage was being hoisted in
tho shaft of a mino at Wasnes, Bel
gium, tho cable broke and 15 minors
wero dashed to pieces.
Jkppkiison' Kniqht whs hanged at
Mobile, Ala., on the 21st for the mur
der of Frank Dantzlcr. Tho con
demned man made a full confession.
John McGowan, who taught school
n Alexander county, 111., whipped
Henry and Scott Jordan for disobedi
ence. The brothers afterwards way
laid tho teacher and beat him so that
ho died. They wero jailed at Jones
boro and an attempt at lynching was
feared. ,
Edwaiu) Shannon, aged 70, who shot
his divorced wife dead on tho train,
has been sentenced to bo hanged Feb
ruary 11, at Whoaton, III.
A minino estate in Colorado valued
at 25,000,000 has been loft to Georgo
Clark and Maria Hook, who reside near
Columbus, Ind. The estate was left
by Ambley Clark, a grandfather of the
two heirs.
Thk widow of Dr. Thomas J. Cogley
has presented to Hanover college,
Madison, Ind., S20,000 to endow a chnir
of physics.
Hlacklko in Beaver county, Olc,
which is 300 miles long and 50 miles
wide and contains many largo ranches,
was causing much alarm among cattle
men, great numbers of cattle having
died from tho complaint.
Tin: towboat Job Williams, with a
tow of 00 coal boats, was caught in a
storm near Leavenworth, Ind., and 14
of the coal boats wero sunk and two of
tho steamer's crew wero washed over-
board and drowned.
W. E. Wicicnit, contracting freight
agent of tho Chicago, Millwaukeo &
St. 'Paul railway, died some days ngo
and his body was cremated. His ashes
wero afterwards scattered to tho four
winds of heaven from a ferryboat at
San Francisco, according to his in
structions. A dispatch from New York tho other
day stated that there was an organized
movement in tho Theosophieal society
to doposo Mrs. Kathcrino A. Tingley,
tho present leader, and restore E. T.
Hargrove to tho presidency.
On his return to Waco, Tex., from
Kansas City, Mo., recently, W. C.
Brann, of the Iconoclast, was arrested
for criminal libel on four charges.
Fivr. masked men entered tho resi
dence of Mrs. Gratz, near Beaver Dam,
O., and bound and gagged tho house
hold, consisting of Mrs. Gratz, a daugh
ter, Ihree sons and two farm hands,
and then becured all tho valuables in
the house. After cooking themselves
a good briMiUfast tho robbers departed,
leaving tho inmates still bound.
Tiik body of Bev. Father William
Kurtenbaeh, of Flint Hill, Mo., was
found in tho river at St, Louis. Tho
trouser pockots wero turned wrong
side out, but nothing further to indi
cate vlolenco was found.
Tin: physicians of Paterson, N. J.,
have determined to knock out patent
medicines at any cost and will open up
a "doctors' drug store," where all pre
scriptions must bo filled, and they will
boycott tho other drug stores.
Fiiik in Iona, Mioh., destroyed tho
Webber block, a two-story sandstono
building and contents, causing S75,000
loss.
At Cairo, 111., tho othor morning tho
big log boom at the plant of the Chi
cago Mill it Lumber company was car
ried down tho rlvor. It was not an
chored soeuroly enough to withstand
tho heavy drift of thu Ohio river and
4,000 logs wero swept away.
An immense How of u-us has been
struck
' "TClflnrM
in a well on a farm west of
Eldora, la. At a depth of 100 feet tho
water was suddenly blown out with
terrible force.
Stki'S will be taken, it wns said, by
tho Humane society of Denver, Col., to
prosr-euto the ofllclals of tho state in
dustrial school for incorrigible girls
for the alleged inhuman treatment of
five of the inmates It was stated that
five girls disobeyed an order and wero
placed in cold, damp dungeons and fed
on bread and water for ten days to
break their spirits.
Tim Lick observatory party, under
Prof. Campbell, wired that thcobnerva
tlons taken in India of the eclipse of
tho sun on tho 22d wero successful and
tho results obtained wero most valua
ble. Tiik funeral of Joseph Hundley took
place at Philadelphia on tho 22d.
I land ley weighed 550 pounds and was
four feet broad across tho shoulders.
The ooflin, together with tho corpse,
weighed 1,200 pounds.
Two farmers near Crawfordsvllle,
Ind., wero swindled recently on tho
gold brick game, paying 2,000 for a
gilded brass brick.
A mini: of platinum has been discov
ered in Jack county, Tex. As platinum
is three times as valuable as gold tho
great value of the llnd may be seen.
By tho explosion of an engine boiler
on tho farm of Mrs. Meadows, .'5 miles
southwest of Abingdon, 111., Oscar An
derson and his stepson were killed and
Lloyd and Willis Meadows were Seri
ously, if not fatally, Injured.
Polici: found S9J,G00 worth of coun
terfeit money in, the chimney of a va
cant houso in West Hoboken, N. J.,
recently, it was all in S100 notes on
the Bank of Montreal. The United
States treasury department was noti
fied and the secret service men took
charge of tho counterfeits and will try
to find tho plates.
East Grand Forks, N. D., suffered
another severe fire on tho 20th. An el
evator and the bridge approach arc in
ruins and a number of stores burned.
In the trial of the whitccaps nt De
catur, Ind., in which James Parrish, a
constable, was whipped almost to death
last September, evidence brought to
light the fact that Parrish's wife was
ono of tho persons to make the ar
rangements to have her husband
whipped and visited the whitecaps at
secret meetings to accomplish her pur
pose. Sionor Nicolini, husband of Adclinn
Pattl, tho great singer," died at Pau,
France. '
A dkstkuctivk fire visited Itansburg,
Cal., on tho 10th. The post ollice and
several business houses went up in
smoke, causing a loss of 5100,000.
Tiiuki: ndvanced students of tho
Western Theological seminary, of
Pittsburgh, Pa., wero recently indefi
nitely suspended by the faculty for
gross immoral conduct
A disastuous fire occurred in tho
business center of Mount Vernon, Ind.,
early the other morning, destroying
about S."2,550 worth of property.
Timlin was a severe earthquake
shock the other day at Argenta, Italy,
and a church and some buildings wero
wrecked and several persons injured.
Foiitv persons wero killed and IS in
jured by an explosion of gas in a mino
in tho Tagenrog district, on tho north
bhorc of the sea of Azov, Russia.
ADDITIONAL DISl'ATCIIKX.
The preliminary steps in tho wrestle
with the arid laud problem was taken
tho other day by tho public lands com
mittee of the house. Several bills for
tho disposition of the imrnonso arid
tracts to the various states were up
and their consideration by the commit
tee was commenced.
A collikiiv accident near Mons, Bel
gium, resulted in the death of 17 per
sons. Four, fires occurred the other night
at Mahanoy City, Pa., three of which
wero believed to bo incendiary.
Tut: president has nominated Charles
U. Ducll, of New York, to be commis
sioner of patents.
Euokxk V. Dkhs has issued a plea
to tho public in behalf of Salter T.
Wordcn under sentence of death for
train wrecking near Sacramento, Cal.,
during tho railroad strike of 1894. Mr.
Dobs says that Worden is the victim of
a conspiracy of railroad detectives.
Juan Salab, a boy, was thrown from
a runaway horse at San Antonio, Tex.,
and his foot hung fast in the stirrup.
Ho was dragged eight blocks, his head
being frightfully mutilated.
CoNsiDKKAiiLE comment was created
in Washington on tho 21th, principally
because of its probable effect on tho
Hhot-headed Spaniards, by tho an
nouncement tTat the United States
warship Maine had been ordered to
Havana. It was said at tho navy de
partment that the movement was in
tho line of a resumption of free inter
course of United States naval vessels
in Cuban waters such as prevailed
prior to their withdrawal on account
of the outbreak of hostilities.
Tiik oath of ollice was administered
in tho benate on tho 21th to Mr. II. 1).
Money us senator from Mississippi; a
resolution adopted by the Mississippi
legislature was presented asking tho
United States government to inter
vene in behalf of tho Cuban insurgents.
Tho pension bill was then considered,
an amendment by Mr. Allen to have no
pension lower than 58 a month going
over. The houso considered the Indian
appropriation bill.
A piiik at Spokane, Wash., on tho
25th destroyed the Great Eastern
block. The upper floors wero occupied
by roomers and it was feared that ten
to fifteen of them had perished in tho
flames.
Timins corpses wero found on tho
beach near Ashtabula, O., on the 24th.
Tho men had probably been drowned
in tho galo on tho lake during the
previous night.
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
Condemned Dully I'roccrdtngft of tlio Fifty
VII tli Hoctilnr SoiaIoii.
Tiik sonato on tho 18th 'passed tho urpent de
ficiency appropriation bllL It carries 11,913,
810. Tho Toller resolution providing that
bonds of tho United Stales may bo paid In
standard silver dollars wai favorably reported
by tho llnanco committee and notice tflvcn that
It would bo called up at an early date. Senator
Piatt (N. Y.) Introduced a bill providing for
tho withholding of pensions of cx-soldlcrs cm
ployed In tho civil service under tho laws favor
ing them for such positions In cases whero
their salaries exceed II.SOJ per annum Sen
ator Morgan (Ala.) occupied tho entlro tlmo of
tho cxucutlvo session In tho presentation of his
views favoring tho annexation of tho Hawaiian
islands. ..Tho houso passed tho army appro
priation bill nnd then took up tho dlplomatla
and consular appropriation bill. As soon as
tho enacting clauso was read Mr. DcArmond
(Mo.) offered nn amendment to rccognteo tho
Cuban Insurgents as belligerents, which pro
clpltatcd nn exciting discussion, Mr. Hltt,
chairman of tho committee on foreign rela
tions, raising tho point of order that tho
amendment was now legislation nnd the chnir
sustained him. The Indian appropriation bill
was afterwards presented.
A f-iMUiTKD debate occurred In the sennto on
tho lOtH over a resolution for tho commlttco
on post onlcos to Inquire Into tho recent order
of tho postmaster general for reducing tho
force of letter .carriers of tho country. Tho
resolution went over. Senator Vest (Mo.) re
ported a bill which places quarantine matters
under tho control of tho federal government.
Senator Moi gun (Ala.) continued his speech In
advocacy of tho.llawaltan annotation trenty In
tho executive session. ...When tho houso con
vened Mr. Lucoy (la.) Introduced a bill to ex
tend tho homestead laws to Alaska. It went
over. Mr. Uruchcr (Mich ) then Introduced n
resolution to Instruct tho commlttco on foreign
affairs to(report without further delay tho sen
ate Cuban belligerency resolution. LIho a
flash, Mr. Hltt, chairman of tho foreign affairs
committee, was on his feet with a point of or
der which the speaker promptly sustained.
Mr. Hltt then made a motion, which was car
ried, to go Into committee of tho wholo on tho
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. As
soon as tho llrst paragraph was read tho battle
over Cub.i recommenced. Messrs 'Williams
(Miss.), Lewis (Wash ) and Wilson (S. C.) of
fering amendments to tho bill looking to tho
recognition of tho Cuban insurgents, but they
wero all ruled out of order, Mr. Hltt explaining
at length tho situation why action by congress
was laadvlsable.
By a vote of 41 toC tho fienato on tho COth
decided to couslder tho Teller resolution pro
viding for tho payment of bonds of tho United
States In silver at the option of tho govern
ment. Senntor Vest (Mo.) spoke brlelly on tho
resolution and announced his intention to se
cure a voto upon It as soon as possible. Sena
tor Mills (Tex.) secured tho passage of a reso
lution directing the secretary of war to exam
ine tho Port Arthur ship canal with a view to
Its cxtcntlon to deep water. A resolution was
passed for an Investigation Into tho killing of a
woman In Oklahoma by Indians and also one
asking tho postmaster general what action was
necessary to maintain tho excellency of tho
froo postal delivery. Senator Morgan (Ala.)
concluded his speech on tho Hawaiian annexa
tion treaty.... Tho houso considered tho diplo
matic and consular appropriation bill In com
xnittco of tho whole Messrs. C.hnmp Clark
(Mo.), Johnson (Ind.) and King (Utah)
making speeches about Cuba and Mr. DIngloy
(Ma) on tho reduction of tho wages in tho New
England cotton Industry. When tho committee
rose nnd reported tho bill to tho houso there
was a sensational episode, Mr. Balloy (Tex.)
moving to recommit tho bill with instructions
to report It back with nn amendment embody
ing the torms of tho senato Cuban belligerency
resolution. Tho speaker ruled the motion out
of order. Mr. Balloy stated that ho had a dis
tinct understanding with tho speaker that the
bill should bo recommitted. Tho speaker em
phatically dented It nnd Mr. Bailey reiterated
that they did havo an ngrcemont. Finally tho
bill was passed by a voto of 153 to D3 and tho
houso adjourned.
AN agreement was reached In tho senato on
the 21st that a llnal voto on tho Teller resolu
tion, providing that thb bonds of the United
States may bo paid In silver dollars, nnd all
pending amendments thereto, should bo taken
onthci'th. Tho resolution of Senator Allen
(NTob.) asking the secretary of tho interior for
papers concerning tho dismissal from tho pen
sion ofllce of Mrs. M. 12. Bobcrts was referred
to tho civil servlco commlttco. In tho executive
session Senator Allen (Neb ) spoko ugalnst con
firming Attorney Genoral McKcnna for justice
of tho United States supremo court, but when
a voto was taken It was overwhelmingly in Me
Kenna's favor and his nomination was con
Urmed....Tho houso considered tho senate
amendments to tho urgent deficiency appro
priation bllL An appropriation of i 15.000 for
tho repair of tho National cemetery at Fori
Smith, Arlc, was concurred in. Tho bill was
llnally sent to conference. There wns consid
erable discussion over tho bill to pay tho claims
of tho Southern Methodist church, but no ac
tion wns taken on tho bill. Tho Ladoy bill to
extend tho publlo land laws to Alaska nnd
grant n general right of way to railroads was
passed.
In tho sonato on tho 22u Senator Stewart
(Nov.) spoko on thoToller resolution, denounc
ing tho issuo of bonds by President Cleveland.
Two amendments wero nf terwards offered to
tho resolution one, declaring It to bo tho duty
of tho government to maintain tho parity of Its
gold and silver money, and another, declaring
It to bo tho llnancial policy of tho United
States to maintain the existing gold standard
until an International agreement for tho frco
coinage of silver Is reached. Tho debate on
each was postponed. Senator Cannon (Utah)
Introduced a bill providing for tho publication
of tho pension roll und Senator Qal
llnger (N. H.) olTored an amendment to
tho pension appropriation bill that no
pnnslon shull bo paid on power of attorney from
pcnsloneis residing in foreign countries Bills
on the pension calendar wero then considered.
....In the houso soino odds and ends of legisla
tion wore cleaned up. A resolution was adopt
ed requesting tho stato department to transmit
Information about tho execution of Col. Uulz
by tho Cuban Insurgents. Mr. Balloy (Tox.)
roso to n question of prlvllego and spoko about
his recent mlsundorstandlng with Spenkor
Itccd and then tho houso went into commlttco
of tho wholo on tho Indian bill.
A Widow Mtrrimdrr llr I'oiihIoii.
Washington, Jan. 24. Tho widow of
Capt. D. W. liradshaw, of company D,
Seventh Illinois cavalry, will ceaso to
draw a pension after this month. It is
her own request that tho pension bo
discontinued, and in a letter to tho
commissioner of pensions slio returns
thoeertlflcate,adding that she no long
er desires to draw a pension of S3 per
month from tho government, binco bhe
has recently fallen heir to an estato
valued at 8200,000.
(Jov. lliiriin' Wustilnctcm Mission.
Gin nit IK, Ok., Jan. 21. Gov. llarnes,
will go to Washington to help secure
tho passage of the free homes, bill, giv
ing Oklahoma bottlers their claims
under tho old homestead law without
requiring tho payment of from SI to
S2.no, which would mean a saving of
S15.000.000 to the settlers of tho tcrrl.
tory.
WJII2IIB I1AUD TIMES AUIQ MOT
KNOWN.
Described liy n St. l'niil Pnpcr os the
Netr Stnr of Liberty.
A corrc
b p o n dent,
in a com
implication to this pa
per, 8 a y a
during tho
past few
months s o
much has
icon said and written of Western Canndn,
nnd the new provinces forming it, he lias
been leu to Rive me buujcci. huhic intiuuy,
nnd he lins been shown letters written to
tlio Canndinn government from delegates
sent out by friends to inspect the country.
One of the delegates who wns sent to
Western Cnnnda says: "In undertaking to
give n dcseiiption I fear I shall not be able
to give it justice, for I hardly know where
to begin or when to end. For a plea for.my
judgment, I will assume, for an illustration,
the cxpcrienco'of a man who went fiom place
to place in Bcareh of a wife, nnd finding so
ninny of good qualities nnd attractions, was
unnble to determine which to choose, so in
looking for a home in Western Canada I like
the country well, nnd two of my boys are
going this fall (they have since gone, and
each hns a homestead), where I am satis
fied they will do well. Tho lands which I
have seen nrc far superior in every respect
nnd beyond my expectations. Lakes nnd
streams to be found in nil districts nbound
witli innumerable kinds of water fowl, while
fish aie very abundant. On all sides we see
innumerable stneks of grain, proving be
yond doubt the fertility of the soil.. On
either side of the track can be seen in ad
dition to the grain herds of cattle, horses
nnd flocks of sheep. I have traveled over a
great portion of tne Western slates and I
nave seen nothing to compare with this coun
try. One hundred nnd sixty acres of land aro
given free to actual settlers, nnd I saw cases
where ns high ns $20 per acre hnd been
cleared in one year. I do not wish to ad
vise anyone, but ns for myself I shall leave
as soon ns I can nrrange my affairs." The
agents of the Cnnndian government nrc now
nt work organizing excursion, pnrties, nnd
the .Department of the Interior nt Ottawa,
Canada, will be pleased to supply the in
formation to those who are not within reach
of an agent.
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We need heat.
The blood must be
Warm, rich and pure.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Keeps the blood
In perfect order,
Sending it, in a
Nourishing stream,
To every organ.
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