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THE: AMERICAN (3 6 Mill mm. Fimiltft of Homrttfail Labor m lo He Thrown Out. IKiutt't win. i;i mis I i kv. Iks rMMi lM(ieA ilk the ii la Art itikt" 1o t4 Ifc I orrrIIU Mills He aun4, ilouMmn. IV, July i -Yesterday M the qulrte! day ill Httueste I since the th Inst, Tli arni ,.f IlnKh Q'lVtnnell end Hnijh Ilwicrl4 no litement inuK the Working; people. nd Hi e1enoe of Inflammatory talk ihowa lethargy that looks Me tli Wgioftlng of the end, Tli leaders ay that Hi rest of tli ltlle must I ftttKht In tlx rurta, Messrs. Weilie ami Prenhan, president nd legal advisor respectively of tli Amalgamated association, wore closeted with tlovenior Paulson for nn hour in the Afternoon, Governor Pattisou r fesad to dischtee tlie nature of tli con ference and Messrs. Welho and ltreu nau were equally reticent. Mr. Ilreu Dan aaid, however, that the object of th visit had aemin..ly betn accomplished nd that as it has been successful tlm present trouble would he brought to an immediate conclusion, lint the tHt mnt made by Governor Pattison to a United Press reporter directly after tint onierence tiint he did not know how much longer he would remain in Home itsad, would seem to indicato that ho does not take a peaceful view of tho ait nation, ana would not leave until mat ten had assumed a more definite phase. iue mintm received Katlons for Five Unyt, and it is almost certain they will re main in Homestead for that period and probably longer. It ia the general bolief among porsons Brennan failed to accomplish the object of their mission, fl'hey went directly from headquarters to the railroad station and took a train for Pittsburg. They did not see any of thelooal leadors eltlier betore or after tlte conference. Hamuli Uurkett, James Flannaan, Bylvester Critchlow and Anthony l1 In herty, the four accused of murdering rintterton men in tlie fat tie or July u, are believed to be in Homestead. No attenmt has been made to arrest thorn by the PilMhurg constable since IhhI Monday. Bukett and (.iritchlow srty they will surrender themselves if Hugh O'Dounall and lltih Hose are admitted to bail. l'lannairn Fluhnrtv urn laid to have deterfJd not to give tliemsolve up or ver themselves to b i arrested nniler.rini clrcnmstanoes. It is believed th., warrants for the arrest . . it ivO' I . m , i : ..... .... oi iiomesiir. p-opin lor compnuiiy in the Pinker ton repulse will be brought to Homestead for service within a few days. At six o'clock, the limit set by tho Carnegie company for Applloatiana for employes had expired, With tho ex ception of a few laborers, not one of the old employes took advantage of tho offer, This leaves the company free to carry out Its intention to fill tho works with non-union men, The I.mrrmiroTlIU Mills. There is every indication that the Car negie company proposes to start up its two mills nt Lawroncevillo before many days, The u aturnl Kits Is burn irig In the furnaces and icvera! carloads Of Ulllels are being dully received ami stacked in the mill grounds. The strik ers have doubled their pickets and both the land and rlvor entrances to the mill are being watched. Half a dozen strangers attempted to roach the gates yesterday with the view of applying for work, but they wore intercepted by tlm strikers and after brief parley agreed not to persist In their intentions for the present. They claimed to have ooiiie from Ualtimore of their own volition. The Carnegie company is said to have a large numlier of applications for posi tions from men now employed at the Mack Diamond Bteol works and Clark's bolar Iron works. O'ltoiinnll and lions. Application for the release on bail of ITngu O'Dotmell and lloss will be made before Judge Magna, If, however, Iilstrlct Attorney Uulelgh is inclined to be less good natiirsd in case of llur goss McLuckle. ho can demand his legal right to twenty-tour hours grace in or der to examine the evidence against the two men. in this event they will bo compelled to remain in the county jail until Baturday at least. No additional Informations were sworn by Secretary IiOvejoy. despite his statement early in the week that he intended to take such steps day after day until every one of the hundreds of men against whom tho company claims to have evidonoe is un der arrest. The officials of the company re understood to be cosnlderably cha grined over the failure of the constables to arrest several prominent strikers named In the warrants and to be of the opinion that any move in the direction of at tempting wholesale arrests of the rank end lile would b little better than far cical. O'Oennall Wont to Saw fork. Pittsburg, July 83. Hugh O'Donnell sirs tils destination on his recent mys terious mission was New York, What tie accomplished ho believes will tend tovard settling the strike, He will not deny the suggestion that he consulted with members of the national Republi can committee. At noon today Hugh O'Donnell, Ac companied by Hugh Jloss, entered Mag istrate McMnster's office and surren dered. Hnrvlco of the warrant was ac cepted and in a few minutes both men . were inside of the jail. ' Now Come KWctlons. nowMTEAD, Pa., July 22 The Car negie company lias decided o evict the Hungarians and Poles, who occupy the twenty-five company houes on Shanty hill, just back of General Hnowden's headquarters. The heads of the families are day laborers in tho mill an I re on a strike. U'irld' Kccuril Rrokcn. Baltimore, June 22. Dorntge end JViuyre of Buffalo broke the world's tandem bicycle record of 12:lfl for five tles, going the distance in 12:14. 1 1 j.t( ti -t I t'l U -. V (4 M !' t ) rvalt . ;umi i"ff itii of v v ll ws i .I M at i Mdilaty . WinV n K 'lml-, I. ! II was iiii fi. A in tt piiisf ti as -.tt I ltn!nit,i Jim at, it , fttsl Iiiik'iI f i 'tr, Msri-H ; k; repl.ttn I'.-.iiih vlt, . It, t.v, as lw,p I in H !iy It. twij a hwttonant Mfhl Ii.ms caali v, Jnnit . i?.!; an t m s.. ... i f.itth toavalrv, April ;i. t lnni e n,. wariletifrsl Vmir rt.l il.a f.iii I teValS in III tvi ..Ur Mltli' II. i .. I iiitnaiit rdtil, Aug. to. t?, f 'talUntaivl tnmtii.iii (! in i Utile if Vil.n IVwis. Mo.t Hu' ln, Mat I. IUI, .r aaUsiit e:. mritirhMi .rtr in ih a.tin f in ltl k Kiver Hildrf. Mi,t that of biu a Ikt Kmral, Man h 1.1, imia, f, r fcH lent an. I merit. r.iiis Mrvtt tn liecr lurof Little llK'k. Ark.i and thai major general, March I.I, for't ism aui uioriionous servic ilnrinj t war. The record of Ueneral I'arr Im lieen long, faithful and active one, from th beginning, with two eid ti.m to the Um kv inouiitains 111 through several Indian enicairemeuts I ISiUi, down to ami Including the War n me Keueiiion, nis services as an onlci of lh army have ln of tho lilrfheM order. During the War of the Ketn l lion (Jeneral (.'arr participated In man of the battles of tlie Union army an displayed daring, coolness, and judg ment, wnicti won for him tlie iiraue his senior officers and the gratitude o the jieople of the north. Since the war he has tiarticitiated in several ImixirUnt Indian engaguments, in all of which he has beeu higly successful. j Tliriio Klllnil, Nvml Injnrail. Tamwohtii, Ont., July M About four miles west of hero at 7 a. m., the regular passenger train was met by pecial work train consisting of an en tine and tender, both going at full spcod The trains met in a deen cut and a ten i ble crash followed, the engines and c.irs being piled in one indescribable mass. 1 lie dead so for are: WM. CHRISTIE, engineer. WILL HARDY, drum a. JOHN MUKPHY. The injured are; Enoinkku Kiunr, fatally hurt. Thomas Wilkon, fireman, baJIy hurt. W. H. Wilkinson, conductor special lllgntly injured. llHAKRMAM llUOWK, Special, Slightly nurt. 'Hi brakeinaa of the pAssenger train badly hurt. Mies CAHKOLL, a passenger) probably latauy nurt. An unknown lady, Jaw broken, and sev rai oi tiers seriously Injured. The coroner is now holding an Inquest MTitrldii Oontli of an Kmlgrant. Dkthoit, Mich,, July 23. James Cockburn came from Glasgow, Scotland on the Anchor line itoamer Furuesin nd reached Detroit six weeks ngo Burmay nignt lie died very suddenly o wlmt was really an aggravated case cholera morbus, but which presented nil trie characteristic symptoms of Asiatic onoiera, mho remains turned com pioieiy viacK. und cnoiera been epi demic nere tne dooton would lisv. pronounced it a case of that dread dm ease, and the fact that Cockburn wjm n recent immigrant added to the four Health Ofllcur Duffield Insisted ui.oi. calling it a case of sporadic cholera an I ordered a private funeral at night. Flint Mists Workers. ConMNO, N. Y July 2V,-The fif teen tli annual convention of the Flint Qlasi Workers' union was brought to close, llie union residved to confirm the support of the union men Jn thlsei Who have been out of work since l. comber, lHUC, The union has alrfa n paid out them W,00(i. The factory)! this city is being run with non nnlo men, Officers were eleotod as follow President, William J. Smith, Pittsbnri. vice president, J. F. Hinckley, Phlladei phlaj secretary, W. J, Dillon, Pittsbur,.- Marrlsd to Ills Aontl. Dayton, O., July 23. A Strang.' weaaing was ceiuorated nere. it win that of Mauri" Ynker, a Russlsn, nge.l 21, and Mrs. tJl.iin Jacobs, a widow. ged 4'i, Mrs. Jacotis bas etglit clill dren by her first husband and Is tin unt or tne young husband. Yuke; brother objected to the marriage and became demonstrative, but the doughty Idow nnd ntm arrested and flnid for disturbing the peace, and the wedding went on. Ntrnck on Oarntigla Nails, GiUNi) RaI'IDH, Mich,, July 22. All the men employed about town In laying ildowalks tinder tho direction of tli" city rnAislial struck. One of the work men read the nam of "Carnegie" on the keg of nails supplied bv the city end promptly laid down his hammer. All the oilier men at once knocked ofr ami work was at a standRtlll until late in the day, when the marshal succeeded in obtaining spikes of another manufacture. Mrs. Hit I till Knggl. New Yonn, July i'i. The engage ment to Mr. William Ojothout, Jr., of the divorced wife of Edgar Baku. which has just been announced, will create no little astonishment in society. Mrs, Saltus secured a divorce from her novel-writing husband two years ago. The Uvmnant Gone, Toledo, O., July 23. Toledo, Colum bus and Indianapolis, all that was left of the Western League, disbanded, The attempts tn get into the Eastern League by 'loledo and Jndlanapol proved Abortive, Toledo will try it gain next year. I'nlfi Alto Dim of I'nmimonlB. San Francisco, July 2 J. Palo Alto, the celebrated stallion, the hoad of Stan ford's stud of tho Palo Alto stock farm. near Mayfleld, died of pneumonia. Sev eral other line animals are suffering from the malady and it seems to be spreading rapidly. New Iowa Hank. Washington, July 5!'l. Application for authority to organize the Firi National bank of Laurens, Ia. has hi c i filed with the comptroller of the cur rency, by I. It. Helsell oi Moux Kapi.it. lov d his associates. Mi II ll'll'l I S j The Pfmoirniif Crtttt1Ccm tmtttt Y.Ui lUrtity. i . - , Milium; i nmiiiMtiimn t MtloMM t'l I'' rtISIll!p ! Ik S !! tt,-kllsa luMmlilt rXrpoMtrs 1 ltkS m4 I Ml. !( 4 toaih tkU. Kiw Yik, July VJ.-At li n ih 1 Vie. isiic nsti..iisl riiiiiiHt mri t the Fifth Aienu lntd, Chairman llm ietding. TtiivN a lrg alt-id in1, The niniiiiUe p)inle l ly ').. sit rierutue ciiiii!itt e id llliitoi Wolk for th mtablmhiiirlit of A l-iein b tieadqualtfrs At rhbsgil Was I'll the ground. It WM bea ld by Washington llesKing. Th commute came hue full of cxitifl lence, but after talking n itn th new national ontiimiltetmeii and making a thorough canvas of the slnu tloii, it was found that A majority of the national committee were opposed to th scheme, and it was then decided not to press the matter befoto the national committee, but to make an appeal later to tho executive committee. Mr. 1 leas ing held a conference with Mr. Cleve land ou the question, together with other membersof the committee. When Secretary S. P. Sheeriu called the roll nearly every monilier responded. Ouly throe were represented by proxies. Senators Oormau and Hanson and W. C. Whitney made short speeches advo cating harmony and hard work in tho interest of the party. Chairman Brice then tendered his resignation, which was accepted. Lieuteuant Governor Sheehun.theNew York member of the committee, then nominuted William F. Harritv for chairman. Mr. llarrity was unanliuonH ly elected. He took the chair and in a brief address thanked the committee for the honor and pledged himself to do all in bis jiower tn secure the election of tne Democratic ticket next November. Simon 1'. Sheeriu of Indiana was unanimously re elected secretary and ltobert Roosevelt of New York was elected treasurer, to succeed Charles J. Cauda. The following resolutions wero adopted; Resolved, That the executive com mittee of the Democratic) national com mittee shall consist of twenty-five mem bers and that tlie chairman of the national committee shall be ex olltclo chairman of the executive committee. Resolved, That A caurpslgn committee of the exoautlve committee of the Dcmo- cijhtlo national committee, consisting of nfno members, shall be designated by the chairman of the national committee, the said committee to have power to elect I'm own chairman from wftliln or without the national committee as It may derm proper. Resolved, That the advisory committee of the Democratic executive coiifiiil' t.'i' which committee thuexsculive commitltu are authorized to appoint, shall consist of tunny members as shall be deemed proper by the committee. Resolved. That the couduot and direc tion of the campaign of IW. shall be tin. dec the charge of the chairman of Hot Democrstlo national committee and the chairman of the campaign committee subject to the approval of the Demoofatn; national committee, A committee of five was Authorized to report ou the matter of curtailing the attendance at future Democrutlo na tional conventions in accordance with the resolutions passed at the Chicago convention, The chairman and the eewtary were appointed a committee to select national beailquarters, which they will do at once. Mr. Calvin S. lines retiring Pom tin position as chairman, thanked the mem bers for their efforts to make his duties pleiiHsnt sod less arduous. The com mittee adjourned subject to the call of the chairman, llsrrlly's Fait. Mr, H.irrlty was born at Wilmington, Del., in December, IH.Vl, Ho was grad uated from La Salle college, Philadel phia, In 1H70, at the head of his class. After teaching for a year he entered the law ofllce of Lewis C, Cassldy And Pierce Archer, Ho was admitted to tho bar in 18711. In 187!) he formed a Dart- nershlp with James Gay Gordon, now one of the juds of tne court of com mon pleas of Philadelphia, In Wi, wneti the Democracy or Philadelphia was disorganized, ho was made chair man of the Democrats city executive committee, The Democracy won in that year, In 18H4 he was A delegate to the national convention. Mr, Clove- and made him postmaster. Governor Pat 1 1 iion appointed him secretary of state last March. Mr. llarrity has a wife and four children. llrever nd Aillal. New Yoiik, July W2. Grover Clove- And And Adlai E. Stevenson were ten dered a reception by th Sycamore Club of Harlem, Jt was a grand fete, Fully 8,000 persons gathered in the streets in the immediate vicinity of the club rooms Awaiting the arrival of the principal guesti, They i cached there about 4 o'clock and wore greeted with the huz- zss of the crowd. Flights of rockets and colored fire added to the general en thusiasm. The club house was racked from cellar to roof. Addresses and re plies by the candidates and handshaking was kept up for nearly an hour, A col lation was then served. Kupa ll linn rtsailqaarttri. New Yoiik, July 22. The Republi can national committee has at last se cured headquarters for the campaign. They have leased the building at 578 Fifth avenue which Is conveniently near the Union League club and the Grand Central depot. The headouutera of the National Deputy Republican Col lege league will be located la the same building. Rich far Uovsrnnr. Saginaw, Mich,, July 2 , The plat form adopted bj the Republican itate convention condemns the practice of long sessions of the legislature and pledges the people that if the next legis- iiture l Republican ft will submit to the people a constitutional amendment providing that all compensation to legis- aiors suaii at me expiration or .'00 H f, i.. i r ,t't . f lk , t, t , ha. it I'm !, ' . i .! 1 1 M , ! t .. kiioinii Li f t. , . i ." . i ii n-,.i. i . I I ts.i ,.,i n I s I pl a ih 4 iit m-.-,( ni.i , t'. I t t'U'iir t I I. M liroii.l r lot H n .t. s' 1 1 -i ii' ! i l, '.! IH figtil U.hS. 1 1. I,. i m .!. 1 1. I ea f ') I ''iiiisi. i iiti. J. in mi iIhh t. .un ,4 sui n N, Jmthill If nt.-t - John I Illlld'OH . AeliH t I4mhi1 Msnlir W. Tint-t, Ali.itiiev llt iittsl Unit i, kis'i IM,,oiii xnr t f lul'tu l.nds ,l. bn tl I'.MI. k nw toltii ImiI if PublieCxustMi. tl .ti -II li lalifiiitlll MrtiiUi t.f llie Jtmd of Public lu !tni iii I i. ii. r ;. A Wil ii After I lacing Ibis th kMn nomine ll.'ll, llie ..V. litl,.n, is lib h ! wti H,.., l,e billiHt i,ihl trei It . f. Ii..ii trti lu many lean, adjoin in I lie die, AttHlh lisknla l(oilillrn Mll8tiN, H. D. July J J, -The Itepnb llcaiis of South Dnkota limuluate the following ticket t For Governor - II. Sheldon. For Congress ,1i ih ii A. Pickler and iv . , LllCH. Hectors-George A Silsbv. G. W Klngnhury, Charles J, llnell, and Joint rrotiicro, Lieutenant Governor 0, N. Herro l. Secretary of Mai Thomas 1 hotsoii Treasurer W. W. Taylor. Attorney General Colonel I, Crow ford. Andltor-J. E. Whipple. Superintendent of Schools Corte Minion. Commissioner of Publlo Lands- Thomas Ruth. CoiumisHtoner of Labor Statistics- William McKey. The weal her was lntousclv warm. 103 in tne stiado, I'xopln's I'artjr In r'lorl.U. jACgsoNviM.R, July 23, Tho People's Party convention miido adilltlonal tiom illations as follows: Secretary of state Mont Swalve; treasurer, A. N, (Jhooi upremo court justice, D. L. McKlnnon. All are now men. The nomination for Attorney general is left to tho executive committee, John L. Moore, president or tne Mate (colored) I'armers Alliance, was made h member or ttio state execu tive committee of tho People's Party The plat form, which embraces llie Omaha platform in full, deals largely with state issues, but closes with n se ries of resolutions denouncing tho Re publican and Denioorntlo members of the house committee to which was re ferred the bill to suppress tho Pluker- tons ii nd accusing them of acting in bad faith. ,ll the presidential electors ure plunged lor Weaver. Wflsvsr ami Fluids. ST. Loijih, July 23. General J. H. Weaver, Mrs, Marlon Lease and Chair man Tauboneck arrived in St. Louis. General Weaver and General J. G Field will speak at Denver July 20th Utwl intli fri.( IIia.a11.mW irn in IJ.,,.1.1.. thence to Luadvillo. Asnen and GrMiid Junction, when they will leave Colorado and spend ten days in .Nevada, tbreu lu California nnd make atrip through Ore eon and Attend a anint mass meetlmr nt Portland, returning by way of Taooiihi, Seattle, Spokane Falls, St, Paul, to Dcs Moines, August in, IHcCoinas Aeaspts. Wasiiinoton, July U2, Louis E, Mc- Comas of Maryland announced that he had accepted the secretaryship of (he national Republican committee, He left Washington for Hagerstown, Md,, his homo; he went from there to New York and will open tho Republican headquarters there and remain until the close or the campaign, for I'lan tut Mil Arai Ottawa, Out,, July 23. Sandford running, U. M, ii., lias orfored A prize of $1,000 for the best workabl measure which, If made a law, would give the whole Canadian people equal representa tion in Parliament and each elector due weight In the government through par liament. Accordingly bo invites essays on electoral representation and the recti fication of parliament, accompanied by a draft of a bill applicable to the coun try and with a parliamentary lystmii similar in general features to that of Canada. UdOlehmen to Car for Hulohlut on, Chioaoo, July 23. A meeting of prom inent Scotchmen was held in this city, nd a committee appointed to solicit n Inscriptions In behalf of Robert Hurm Hutchinson and wife. Mr. Hutchinson lathe only living descendant of Scot land's national poet, llail rir at Nauk Outrs, Sauk Ckntkk, Minn,, July 3 Fire at 7 o'clock destroyed the Davidson mill valued at s 10,000, tho water works, a portion of the Northern Paciflo depot and several smaller buildings, Tho fire departments of St, C loud and Little Falls were called out, The total loss is IliO.ODO. St'irei Aliout Msnn(;ltr. Maiok CiTV, la,, July 22. Thla sec tion was visited by the most severe electrical storm seen here in years. Seven houses and barns were struck and burned, High winds which aocom- Iianied tho storm did much damage lu lowing down corn and lodging oats. Ilouaat llluwn Omr, Ottumwa, In , July 22, A tornado with a funnel shaped cloud struck Hoi- man with tho usual leveling results. Seven houses were blown over and a number of others unroofed. The crojm Were damaged seriously by the heavy rain which accompanied the storm. Flour Mill Comlilu. New Yoiik, July 23. Articles incor porating all the large flour milling com panies In this city into one corporation will In the course of a few days be filed with the eec'ary of state. S t (Isnrral HolliUjr. W v.July 22. -The president Y. proclamation making Oct, 21 s ral holiday for tho obiervau 'e of 4- - ai anniversary of ihe discovery of America. Money to loan ivt ll.ink, 1501 Farimm St. Dime Savings Go to Howe' S. Ifith. Chin , cash market, ('2'2 meats in the city. I The l'lr MemphiAn, Hit) Wfaknm for Young Mfit. nisi mii r on n orirt mm.iu . AM iHjnil lllk)t ttltUllMMt AtM. ti akMHis Ills tilnr1k 1 HnwrlU l.tll4 ml ltt,f ( j ll k !! W !., ; Mi Mi nis, Ti-nn , July Bl There hm A Sil l l ii Ulk III the prvN'M lings id I'i.. ;Alic Mil, bell Ills) when the atloiixi giital obj-lel to th isading of i, J li)'l Imlical CH0, 111 lpp.lt.. I f 1 Dr. Griswuld of HI, leml was im l d.osusi far as tho Ii) jsd helical can, nd w hen It l ame to A qn.ollou f Hie anily of Alice, bared oil III h) M.the leal case, the slat objected, The qn lions were discussed pro ami con for h-v eral hours and the court flnslly sug slot that the hypothetical esse .i read seriatim, and further augKiAii that the attorney general apvciil -riby point out his objections. Pending lhi readiiii tho time for adjournment hi rived, Miss Johnson's Admissions ou th stand that Allcu and she had flirted wiin an opera singer was a bomb in tlie csuq or tlm defense, who bavo claimed tiuii Alice hated lueu as did Diana. Alter much luiNllatlon she said that she an. Alice had llirled with R. L. Shatmau an opera singer, and had presented Inm with costlv llowera. Then she was nlo compelled to admit that they had "V eral meetings with young men at the Chesapeake and Ohio dqot, and hImi had A speaking acquaintance with young men to wiioni neither liad ever been In troduced, Tlie witness was put lu jail with Miss Mitchell th morning of the tragedy, Klie said that the murderess read the accounts of the tragedy am laughed at tlie comments or the press, liaiiK Mitchell, Alices younger brother, testified, but his evidence, lis well as that of his sister Mattle, was only cumulative. Miss Mattie was at iiomo wnen Alice returned rroni in r killing expedition. She went out to tne buggy ami there found the bloody razor, Alice told her mother of tho cuttinir of Freda's throat and then went on talking anout oilier matters, lu jail, AlissMat tie said, iter sister was perfectly lndil fereut of the trial, always beginning to laugu or sing wnen it was discussed wanted a new dress and hut for tho trial and declared that she deslrod to make an ImnresHlon on everv one. All of tho medical experts are ngalriHt the state and Dr, David Campbell of Knox villo, founder of the East Ten ties eo asylum for tho insane, arrived hero under a sulipeoiiA from the stale. It is thought his testimony will counteract uie tiaiemeuts oi tiio others. CJ5Ienilrm.j' to flafrauil llsllroails. 6t. Johei'H, Mo., July 23. The jury In tho case against U. S. And G, W Howell and Tlbbetts, their clerk, on trial in tho united states district court here, returned u verdict of Kiiiltv against tne mroe. i i.e charge was con spiracy to defraud railroads. The alleged violations consisted of bribing airenta or rsimsd companies to report short weigins on cars or lumber In which thev are noavy dealers in Chlcego and many minis in Wisconsin. Jiansas And No. jraska. The Uowells were found giilltv on two counts. The penalty is a fine not loss than $ 1. 000 nor more than llO.ooo in eacu count and not more than two years imprisonment. The court over ruled a motion Tor a new trial and will pass sentence ou the defendants CONORKAMION A I flouss, Waiwnoton, July M. The rapidity which the wheels of legislation revolved ihowl that the house has pulled the throttle open and put ou its greatest horsepower. The legislative train sped oo Its way all over thi country and only mane tno two stops, wnen conference obstacles Interposed. Among the meas nrss passed wore: A bill to promote commercial rela tions with Canada; to promote enlisted men in the army to the grade of second lieutenant; to provide lor the collection, custody and arrangement of tho military records oi tne war or the American Revolution and tho War of 1813: to an thorUe the secretary of war to lease for five yean lands for publlo purposes; to dellne the grade or medical officers in the army; authorulng the secretary ol war io apiioiut a ooaru or review in cer tain cases; to extend the time for t i i construction of th hotel at Fortran Monroe; to provide for tlie promotion of certain onicers in tn marine ce granting right or way to the i'eiin;i. i.i Terminal through the naval ground ,n I'ensacoia, I li. ; resolution authoni.i.: the officers ami crew of the steams.,, Baltimore to accept medals from 1 1 king of Sweden. The house thou ad journed. Aenst In the senate Mr. Daniel (Va ) con cluded his speech against the anti no tion bill, ami Mr. White (La ) foliewrd ou the sume side and held the attention of the seriate for nearly two houn b; by s Mr. forceful aud impressive argument. Washburn (Minn.) early in the day an nounced his intention of moving to strike out the section requiring dealer in options to take out an internal rev enue license, aud Mr, Whit declared that this removed from the bill the l.it vestige of a pretext of being; A tax lull ithln the meaning or the constitution. The senate then adjourned with the anti-option bill still the "unfinished business," Mr, hite holding tue floor. A I'mpnaeit lntlun Inoraat. Washi.nhton, July V2.rRepresnta tive Wilson of Missoui, from the com mittee on pensions, has made report on the sens to bill to increase the pension of every pensioner who is now on the rolls at f per month on account of ser vices in tho Mexican war. The report recommends a substitute increasing such pensions to $12 a mouth, including widows and tho officers and enlisted men of Powell's battshon of Missouri mounted volunteers, now on the rolls or entitled to be pensioned at $V a month. Kiieiiinj' bakery, o22 S. 16th St. N I ' ,H 1 t (' 4),,, I " l A, l. .1 '!...,! ,f Mo I k .. t .',.M.ii I ., , HI N li'lt M ,'i.o ,,U ,.f ,U.ih Itttuitil b.i. 1 I .Hi, III I . k u I It D I on ti l.i ImtloS lieiM V A ' l I-' 0,i M litis! It. 1 1 tli,, i . ' t e- 41 ti ii, st CHRIST. HAM AN. taleteller ar.3 Jeweler, I IM Ali II Hi I'AllilVI A M'H Ut.T Mi Soiiih in Miwi. Clmlltn Mort((Af.i Sale, Tn Hist l It I n lei i"l H nlo I f Li I. I.l y sihI nil t i -.in- Inn i, lull will Ink,, ilii, i,i,i,-. II, nl nn llit mi, tlil;f ItlKll.l. A H ft(, si Hit. I. ...it t.f tin . I Iik I, it ii,. ,t ,,,t,,,,. f,ii, tinf it ti.t io. iii ...1,1 hi nn Hiihi iif.l, Hi.. Hint. t..iiuU. iminij, , li. Hi,. 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On IionIhu nl, inn .ni,i, inm li,iin-.lin Khun. 'Mt:l, U loll rilHi, .n y-fnlll i Jolt film, I IH. i'iie rnl. hi. I, Kt ni'H iiirkn, i-IkIiI rbuiii "lli'ltH. mitt fntil ;HI linllil Anlliie 1 ie. nee I'liiiiuoii inii.r riHIi i, line foul I.. I , l i llle V I . ime font It iiolnl I'liivnii lype, one foul. I ; imiIiiM in In. h i yii., mil' fuel U i .nl ii I ( iini i'I'iiii lype, nee fmil H imlnl Hit, Aiilliiie lype, .urn iMiiin.li llniii'iii'iiU i yin, ;m ii.iiiiiiU Nne I hi ri' 1 1 tviin.ont. fnlil In t, ilnl Inllliil lyjiiMiee foul II ..inl Hiieev Imllilc l.viie, one fnlil. II n 1 1 , 1 H 1 1 1 1 , y ; , , 1 1 , 1 1 I y m. nne t.inl 2e inllil inliili'liwll lliil 1,1,' I v lit', nee fuel It I ii l 1 1 1. I'lnrnilil lype, tine fuel I! iiolnl inhiliiiwd tiollili- type, inn' roll I It pel nl- Alillne lyite, niin fmit l linllil Oli Hlyln Alill.ili. Ivpe, one fuel IJ n. Inl (i hly'le Aelliiie ty iio fnnl l linllil Ai'ine lyii., one fnnl 'lj point. Ti ny ljrM'. Iliii-e foiilnH, '.'1, mi polnl Coni'Hve Ivpi', i.i m ii i ti i J n nli. (Mil Hlyln lype. one foul llnniliinlon I VIM', 2."i ihiiiimIn Asnle lype, lee iniiniln s imlnl Wimle nliI Myle type, ten ihhiiiiIh ii imlnl Wimit' (Mil yti lype, one fnni ( I o 1 1 -ii i Ii n t ypt'. ont' fin nil uie riiek, one hIiiu rin k, one fniil Minimi lype, nne font CI polnl Mo lelon mil lipie lype, nne foul 'U point bliii'k Uiilhlr lype, Iwo fnnlH V,l unit Ix imlnl lilin k inlhlc type, live foiilM S, 10. i, III, ;kl Iiolnl .wy I vii o Tint type, one font le pnlnl, I Inr, I 'mill. I ype. one IiiiiiIi'v rime, one rule note, out' fmil I;; pnlnl Ari'lier type, one fnnt, le pnlnl mil lipii' lype. one foul I:! linllil bill III lype, iini' fmil Ih pnlnl iinlliiie type, inm fmil, IH pnlnl I, iilln lype, Iwo foiilM IH point Untitle Ivpe. nne fmil :M polnl I Inl lile I y pe. four fouls WiihIiIiikIihi lype, lluee fmiU lliiel Hi'ilpt Ivpe, nne fmil wniiil I y I if, one Kii-nllne rue, 'In hIooIh, iiiiii u ii I ley rin'k. one I utile, one i'iir Inln ili'Nk, nne I'ulilnt'l, mm ol ti-i- pretts, Iwo mull vlii i'IiiiIih, one nllli'e rlnitr, one live foot otlli'f iIi kIi, nne four-font olllee ilimk, one book caw, one font II point liolil-fui'e lype, one fnlil (I point I inl Mr I ye, one foul I!! point linllil. Iwo fnli 1 1 10 point ( Jul lili' lype, one fmil- I:! pnlnl I Inl tile lype. two i'iii pi , four 1'iiriiiliiH, nne ImniKe. I'mli'i' unit li.y vlrlne of it cerlaln dial f In mm 'fioiKi- lii'ii'ibiK iliile Miirrh H, A. II. Ih',I, niel maile dy l hint. K, Taylor and Walter Hketclili y to Wllllmn J, HiiikIiii, said mol t inie liu vfriK been Klvcn to Heeiiie llie hiiiii of l.in.'i ih evlilenci il by four cerlaln prmel nmy noli'N, nil ItearliiK (tale until Mil fell S, A. II. It'!, eaeli for the mini of StSl.i'i, end piiynlile iih follows reH'Ctlvelyi June Ifl, Heplemlier 1.1, liecemlier 1.1, (H!i;i, mid Mnii'li 1,1, H!i;i. Tlntt niilil clnillle iniiii, Kiiire win. duly Hied In Hie nlllce of I he con lily clerk of imiliin county, Ni lirankn, mi llm SIP day of March. A. I. W, lit the hour of p. 'in. Thai on llie !llli (biy of Mured, A. 1 1. Islfl, Hint thine of mtld piomlitwii y noli-s almve meiillnni'il tin IoivIiik lieen wciired tV mild dial tic mm liKe mill tine June II, IW; hep lemlier I'i, h!. mel liecemlier li, Ihii;. were for viilue received duly inttlifned lo Ihe mii ll Ureal, VVenleni Type I -miniliy. Tli of on wild lull diiy of Mincli, wti, mild note of ,21diie March 1,1. I!rt, wax duly iiHlirm'd lo mild Wixlcrn NewHpiiper I nlmi. Thai mililrhntllo moi tiiiiKe. iimoiiK oilier lliln. cunliillied Ihe cbi ime nn follow: "And we. (he mild Waller Hkelehley and ( Iiiiii. K, Taylor, do hereliy (ovemoit and liUO-i'i. lo mill with the mild Win, ,1, HiirHha, Hint In ciiMcnf (lefmill made In the payment of the above mi ni ioni'd piomlHwny mile or In ciitn of my nlicmpiliiK li (IKpime of or remove from mtld cinniiy of IiiiiikIiis the uforeniild iroodH mel ehiillels, or miy pint lln icnf. or If ill nnv lime the mild mnrHtniree or bin iihiiIbiih hhould feel unmifeor liiwcoie, I hen, mnl In Hint cnie, It nhiill lie lawful for the mild moHntiiiO'C or Id HiMllfli, by himself or iiiO'iit, lo lake lineii'illiiie potwsmon or mild Knoll mnl chiilii l wherever found. Hie iiwuemilmiof lliee pifuciii neiiiif to sionc ,...t ...,ii ii t l,,.t'i,f(ii'. uiul In Hfll the same lit public miction, or mi much I hereof a ulifill be Niilllclf nt, lo pay Ihe mnoinil due or lo be- riiiiin Hue, iin llie caw nniy lit-, mm nu reiimnilible ciM pi'i'liillilliK IO llie lUKiey, kecpliiK. tidvertlsliur met mdllntf of said property, Oiio ll er wllli the mini of Hie miin'ey remiilnliilf wfler paying said sum. If any, tolieiiahl.onili'mitnd, lo the parly of Hie ftrM pail," ... I hill ili fliilll hn been inline III Hie uiiymcm, of mild noli' iifflHI :i"t, puyitble June i.i, A. n. I'; Hint there will be Hue mm piiyunni m hi., i Mthdiiyof AutfiiHi.A. i'. iri. iMimi siuu hole, wllli Interest. Ihe um or ? hi,s.i, Ibiled JulV !0. A H I'':. ,. iii(KT Wrxmi Tvi'K rocNimv nnd Vif if.un Nkw-i-ai'MI lia. My I'nvaniiKh, Thomas; Mclillnni, nltorney. 7-::'J-'M . .' Legal Notice. Niitlcn Islii'i-eby iflven flint by vlrlee of a hitllel iiiiirlioure eiieculed by MnKle Hud son In favor of Ciarn I, Holan lo secure the payment of one mile for ?l ut", nimu ,iune i'l, ISM, payable July ft, I''.', with nlerest at I'i per cent, from (bite, which nld mort- Kine was duly lin-il in me rinn-e in iin-' '"in.,, b rk of HoiiKlas coiiniy, ,-tcm.isna, nun in-- fi, nil Inivlin been made In Hie payment or said sum, mid no pris'i i'dlmcs nt law luivInK I..,.,., ... ii ..n il I,, h'l'nvi'f siilil lndebteilnes, or any purl thereof, and there now beltiK dun lliereon mini sum or ifi.ii t wiiu ,,.,.-.. . 10 nerccnl. from June VI, the fnllowltix di scrlbeil clnitti-ls will hi- sold on the l;:tli Hay of Acih'iisl, Ml Hie burn known hs Hie lluclii-yit Horn, on isiiiici'inn siri-m. u,nn.-.-,i HI. Mmy s Bvetiuc ami itarney si.rei-i. ui inn lly of Omiiliii, counly of limiKla mel sniie of Nehriiskn. lo ailry supi claim, lo-wo. (inedark brown llnmbli loiilaii mure, welKbt about I I'm pnuiidt, nne years, name I' orn, Miidbei hoi-ecul!, about S weeks old, llsht brown color Willi while spot on lort ni'ini -, said chattel Is'lntf Hie proH'rty embruced In said inolliiif '. ..,... UiiHaKC n,AKA,..I,ol,AH. Notice, Tu I'iikii llciiiil.f,: Y ou me In rel'V iionee'l mill on ine 1..111 day of .November, l',i, (ieorife W. Hcolt, biiut'lit nl, prlviiltt iin saieorine iri'iinurer f lioiivliist'oiiiily, .M'li.. ine loiiowina (n- scrils'il rt nf et mi': l.nt ten il'H in iibs'K I, .hi, ill), lu K. . siiillhs ii'lillllnii lo iiuitlni. Nebraska, as surveyed, platted and n corih il. In HoiiabiM coiiniy. i braka. Tor iin- ih lliiuiieiit cnuiity taxi s of Ihe year 111. aid ptopi rl y mi tn ted In tie- name or i H'U lli rr f: Hint nn Ihe 11 h Hay uf .liny, l:r rr a t iiluHblecnnlilerallmi. t)ield (.cortfc W. s.-i.tt sold mel iiltied all til rltrlit, title mid lriii ret In iinillothe mild certlllcale to II. I. Tlinina. who I now Hie n ion owner uml holder of Hie miinei unit, lie' time or. redemption wllli-nplre on Ihe lit Ii day of Nnveiiils r, I 1 II vy.'i 1 Legal Notice. To llarlmra IM'birke iiml to the parties In- ti.reled In or In He' weiou ui inu reui late di'scrlbed iieinw: l,, i..i,v tici llli il Hint on Hie loth (lav of Nnteuibi r.l!i.thi' Hinlerslaned Is mailt .... . i.. .... i... .(..ii..,.,,...,, i. t 1IIIOIII lilt ltl' l"l t" "..'-.' "V f the year !!. of the tifnsiirer of INniKiiis ouiity. Nebraska, tne loiniw ins te'st i nn-ti real estate, to-ll: Ibe imrin iwo-iiuniw or I. ,t ,,. bli. k ihree i'i'. K. V. Smith's addi tion to thrtfllV of "mithH, iHivixlit cuiinty, Nelnit-kit. Unit Mild real estate was taxed III the tiitineof llitrbara K. Clarke, nnd Unit the liinenf reilein pi Ion HI expire on the l'tt day of Ni.vviiilK-n l!. J- . IIC ' f
