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About The American. (Omaha, Nebraska) 1891-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1893)
THE AMERICAN, 3 y voorhees listened to t I'atori Plwfntisiumg the Purthtte pf Stlm ItuUion mum is tit tutimis f N4a tkM 44rM 1 1 swwttt t tfc ! tH,ll tfc tA ttvm AHtrlM mIhIhI I mt .fciktitm, Ilk t Ml4MlV WMttt.. WamiivutuH, SI. In llio iiii -nl ti th V"r!i lull in th.' f prntui.in for th h-i im t in tms.i ni w in l mi t th m tvn.litMis tif4vtt t Coiling Of If. .1.1, Nli llltWliHit tftf Mini;t (without untHHwMrjr J ky tun stiver tutihon tiw tn th trvMttrv It wm rfV-rml to th Minute tMtnmiite w ! n Nil introttmvit lv Mr lVfTr tlil. Kan for tlw nMtuMMt ! tho sslario f nil thn irovennnetit of flivrs front fUMS) unwnni ly IS nn l Ir wit. Than wm RRlhenxl within the wnll of thn senat dismlter it Irjrr nHt'ix no of spectator in tho Kttllerios Ihnn there litis wn ttwn fur many a day lh iKvasimi wim tho announcement t Li iit tha senate was to lie ntiilrtwrntl I Voorlimts (iHini.. Iml.), clmlrtiiiin oft It liuaucs connnittoe, in m)iKrt of tho lull 6KNAT0R VOOUHKICH, wportod by him discontinuing tho jutr chase of silver bullion, The spooeh was listened to from beginning to oiul with close and eager attention, both on the floor and in the galleries. t lie had not boon speaking more than a quarter of an hour when he noticed Stewart (Rep,, Nov.) rise an if to put a question, but Voorhees declined to yield end resumed the delivery of bin speech He waH soon again interrupted this time by applauHe in tho gailorios, follow lug an encomium on President Clove land. This wan checked by Vice Frosi dent Ktovcnson, who threatened to clear the galleries should it be repeated, The speech wan followed by an argu ment from Dubois (Hep., Ida.) in oppo altion to the bill, as a measure to estab' 11811 gold monometallism! ana by one from Palmer (Dem Ills.) in support of the bill, and siiggcHtiiig the dilllculty, if nt the impossibility, of bimetallism ac cording to tho Chicago platform. Stewart (Hep,, Nov.) addressed the donate. lie compared tho position of Voorhees to that of a Missouri judge, who, in a decision on a fugitive slave case before the war, was said to have 'given tli law to the north and the ne gro to the south," The lust hour or two of the day's sos Slon passed in a discussion of Cock roll's amendment to tho bill for the increase of national bank circulation, but no no tion was taken upon it and the senate adjourned. rrMdliiK f llous. Wasiiinuton, Aug. 28. The interest In the silver debate was transferred from the house to the senate, but the audience in the former parliamentary body was not entirely disappointed, although Breckinrldgo of Kentucky, who was ex pected to open the debate, did not up apear, Mallory (Doiu., Flu.) was tho first speaker against the unconditional repeal of the Hherman law, Hopkins (Hep,, Ills.) took the other side, inci dentally charging tho Democrats with partisanship. The now Populist from Nevada, Newlands, made a good im pression in his speech, which was a vig orous one In support of tho free coinage of silver. Uynum (Dem., 1ml,) made a hurt but interesting argument in favor of the Wilson bill. The surprise of the day was th speech of Hepburn (Hep., la.), who was comptroller of the cur rency under the Harrison administra' tion, Ho disagreed with his party colleagues and emphatically declared against the repeal of the Hherman law, That law, he contended, had been bene ficial in its effects and it should not be repealed. Jones (Dom Va.) closed tho day's debate with an argument in favor of bi-metallism, The senate bill was passed admitting free of duty all articles it. tended for ex hibition at tho California midwinter in ternational exposition, The house then took a recess until 8 o'clock; but only after an agreement that during the remainder of tho week the daily hour of meeting shall be ID o'clock. The Knlnic Ananlon. f After the recess Ellis (Dem., Ky.) spoke in favor of free colnago and se verely criticised tho position taken by Lis colleague (McCreary) upon the ques tion. The Hherman law poor, though it whs, he said, was tho only obstacle which stood between bimatallism and monometallism. McKaig (Dem, Md.) advocated the free coinage of silver. l)u Forest (Dem., Conn.) favored the im mediate repeal of tho silver purchasing clause of the Hherman act. The neces sity for which is so clearly written on the face of public distress. Williams (Detn., Miss.) though depricating tho necessity of having to speak to empty benches, spoke in favor of the free coinage of silver. The house adjourned at 11:40. W Mill t I ) t lt i , i ), , , J, .v-. u Mi M i 1 I !t ,,f , .. t.' ! 'Mi tiit.'. u .,-.. I I ii 1! V ,- WM, Ml tli'.,J J. ,1 ' t'' i' - - ' ii t t.i t i I!,.- , t 1 , f f 4 Hir till M til Ml, I Ot" '. t ; is, I ni iim u.tM w n tft V'1 1 1 u, i 1 1 ,.f : m i i . ITrlil t t' r H!4mnt it n lilt tl, . iisl --, -, - Iii Tim iMtifif f..,J . 4i M l-i,. ttmt in n i in t 1ln TJ iw tn Hsu jitji liii.l I ovur ,t Hoi stv miUtiriu lsi tn Vr rvpitMvtitiitft it,t rt-msiitimt lt. 1 ii w fr ih if the l.ttiti n i'i , their ftien.l. Tlo nif.nmsti, n I vsiiwil f.ni( lvt) lii il. imiii'isu.-ii i t b city aiitlnHtti.w, mi l it u mm'is iimt Slll aCtiiHI Will I tNkOII K ill lift ttlllll riilinHii, A nit, W- Farmer Sil lUuer of TruiiKh Vm t valley, llimiiiij urn ixmiHv, im a letter itnni..ti m bsnks than he lis ! three weeks g-. H lia l eoveral huuilrvi dollnm (n ib pii and drew It out, thinking the Un might fail, iMng sfrniil of Mbl finding the money In the home. sewed the bills up in the lining of hi coat. While he was working in I i .i . . lu iu, mo ooat nnn-r on a fence pus j no county is sunering from a gt ihh liopjsr plague. Several hundred of tin insects, alinhtiug on the coat, lxire.1 hunilreds of holes throuirh the mone mutilating it almost beyond redemption liauer lias forwarded the pieces t W ashitigtun. If he gets anything back ue says ho will put it in the bank. A Mhbii of Litigation. Omaha, Aug. 23. A cross bill in equity was filed in tho United State court hero by the American Waterwoi k Company of Illinois against the Amen can Waterworks Company of Now J ..... Al... T- . bvj, urn tenver uiiy vvacorworKs com pany, E. Hyde Kust, the receiver of th JNew Jersey company, and other direo tors and ofticera of tho different corpora tions uiat nave Uocome mixed up in th maze or litigation. The bill joins in th prayer for the permanent removal ot Receiver RuHt of tho New Jersey com pany and charges that the incorporation 01 mat company was illegal. IIIiId Tor the t Imrokno llimil. FoitT aniHON, 1. T., Aug. 2:i. Th sale or the Cherokee bonds, amountin to something over 10,000,000, has agnin ueen brought before the people in th Biinjie oi a new oui received at tlio ex ecutive department at Talequnh, ami there is talk of immediate sale. Tho bid is from a New York syndicate and though the names of the men composing ii nave not neon given, it is understooi to tie from an entirely now source. Par without interest is what was offered aim id is tnougiit timt the executive council will accept it. ftcliemo of a Nymllnnte,' salt Lakic. Aug. 2ii. A nronosititm wus suuniltted to the chamber of com ineroe which offers to build a railway from the Chalk creek coal minos to Halt Lake and then to Los Amnios, if soil! Clout bonus is guaranteed. This is made by a representative of a biir New York syndicate that his f.lO.000.000 on hand The chamber of commerce has asked for credentials, and the scheme in tho menu time hangs fire. Tho proposer intimates that the road will be tlio western eon nectionof some transcontinental line. 4 an IChhiiiiih on OrtHlii rendu long. Omaha, Aug. 2!!. Theoillceis of the American National bank, which failed last June, iiave boon informed bv the president, John L. McCague, who is now in Washington, (hat Dank Comptroller Eckles stated that if the stockholders would pay into the bank 2.1 tier cent of tho capital and obtain an exteiitlon of time of payment of deposits from dnnnai tors holding :)2!3,0O0, the bank could re sume Bept, 1, Tl Kant to I In Hiii r.nl. HT, Loum, Aug. fcl. Governor Stone is returning trout a trip through the western states, in speaking at Halt Jjiiko, Utah, or the convention of the western and southern states which h has been petitioned to call, Governor Btoiie said: "Hindi a convention for the consideration of questions affecting par tieuiariy these two sections, without reference to the east, mlgh result bene- nciauy." ( IniiB ( hlnn Will HftUllnti), CLKVKf.AND, Aug. 23,-F. II. Host- Wick of this city has received what he claims to be authoritative information from persons of influence in China that the ultimatum of China with reference to the Hoary law has been sent to the United Mate. Tlio ultimatum, as staled by him, is that the Celestial em I-.. ...Ill L i, in win remeni mo action or comrress. China will at once retaliate by expelling all Americans from the empire. lllvCuiiliiiiiiit ofUolil Coming Knat. La Junta, Colo,, Aug, 2!). In an eastorn bound Atchison, Topoka and Hanta retrain, which passed through La Junta, was a Wells-Fargo express car carryitig $1,400,000 in gold coin. The treasure was packed in 1)5 separate oxes and was watched over by a nuiu er of heavily armed guards, Wlncmnln ('mitral DoiiihiiiU Kent. MapihoN, Wis., Aug, 'Si. The Wis- cousin Central Railway company has filed papers in the United States court for this district against tho receivers of tho Northern Pacilic road to compel the payment of rent for the use of its lines which were leased by the Northern Pacific. Drouth NiinmtriliMl by lloarjr Knlna. Pukiii), Colo., Aug. 23. After an al most uninterrupted drouth of 11 months in tho country surrounding Pueblo a pe riod of exceptionally heavy rains have set iif, causing interrupted traflla to tho various railroads, Iowa Hank Rnsiimn Hindu Fort Downs, Aug. 23. The Hamilton County BUte bank resumed business. J BOIES IS URGED TO RUN It It Cift'.ty Vt lifted U Vtl I Uf NiMmnatrvl. rr?tvw vn ni kaws ins svr, i M Mat liHt Hat mmul ia. lain mM tit V ' i4 liar M Hii atitrt ! MM III. 4 1 i Viv( Atljf ? tl la t'l-trna!'. ! Wliel mi t al H i'lnvi Vhs ill in- b Until, tiats !w t iii. i1ie Mate i-m tinilloti, TIh- patty tnnpc and 11n rsnk mid flln f tbn ilrb'itnl altvsdt a enibled r'l He M ntlwr w v mil vf tlii'tlin. rxifcliiitf ttrimit ai-m iisctit visa reni'lioi. The nuintimtion of Hov rrnor lloii under the ciivnionlsmv whii h siuumml it )e an vetit nf an tituiaiial iintitrfi in b1ii. He lias twit held the uftice of governor and hss written a letter diH-Uring iiimmdf oii Mftitioitsly mipuwl to tttir-nl tenns and dis hiiing to Ik a candidate, wishing to retire to private life. The party lsiks to liim as its leaier and has Ihi-ii niiable to agree tipoit any other man. Want lloii to I rail tlm Tlrart. Lientetiant Hovernor ltentow, the only avowed candidate fur governor, has agmvl to tho nomination of ltoies, coupltHl with his own renomination for lieutenant governor. "1 had rather," he said, "have the second place on a ticket headed by Roies, than first without Roies." Governor Iioies has not consented to the two of his name, although ho is being constantly urged to do so. It is believed he will be nominated even without his consent, but that he will not refuse to make the race. NUtit Incut Inn I'iimMMimI, Tho silver question remains to be set tled. While tho party managers favor an endorsement of the national financial plank of last year, the free silver men refuse to be satisfied with tho arrange' ment, and claim to be strong enough to control the convention, They held a so cret meeting to agree upon the method of conducting a fight in the convention.. Ex-Congressman Walter II, Roller, him self a free silver advocate, addressed tho meeting, urging harmony and compro mise. A silver fight in the convention, similar to tho controversy over prohibi tion in the Republican convention of a week ago, is greatly feared by the Demo cratic leaders. If harmony does not pre vail Governor Boies may refuse to ac cept. The Incildimt NaUxfactiirliilly Hcitllncl, IIomic, Aug. 23. According to a semi official announcement made, Admiral Brin, minister of foreign affairs, has in- Btructed Hignor Rossmann, Italian ama bassador to France, to inform the French government that in view of its spontan eous dismissal of the mayor of Aiguos Mortes, the Italian government, appre ciating the friendly disposition thus shown and placing complete confidence in the efficient and impartial action of the French magistracy of tho punishment of tho guilty parties, is happy to be able to consider the incident satisfactorily closed. Kinirliin to tha llurvi'nt Field, World's Faih Ohounph, Chicago, Aug. 23. The work of judging live stock was begun in the stock pavilion in the presence of a large crowd. All ar rangements have lieon made for tun ex cursion of the foreign commissioners to the harvest fields of North Dakota. The party conshts of 40 commissioners, two executive stalecomniissioners and repre sentatives of the press associations. Oforgn lilxnii I'oundud Admit. New Your, Aug. 23. Billy Pllmmer bested George Dixon in Madison Square garden in a four round bout. I'limiiier smashed his colored antagonist when and where he pleased and sot tho crowd almost crazy. When the referee gave li's decision the audience picked Pllnimer up and carried him around the hull in triumph. Chock Wnra Nut NcgotiHtable. Tkkhb Hautb, Iml., Aug. 23, The Evansvillo & Terre Haute road is likely to bo tied up by a general strike of em ployes who were paid in checks that they were unable to negotiate at banks or stores. Hie awitchmnn went out and will probably bo followed by the trainmen. A Murdernr Shot. Fulton, Mo., Aug. 23. Frod Neff, who is said to have killed throe men, mot George Martin, a farmer, in tho rood near Portland and struck him with tho butt of his revolver. Martin wrested tho weapon away and shot Neil through the heart. Still Agalnit Trnaaurnr Hill of Nettritaka. Lincoln, Aug. 23. Tliero was filed in the supremo court the case of Nebraska vs. ex-htaw treasurer j. n. iiiu et al., a case wherein Mr. Hill ami his bonds men are sued for f.' iH.OOO gobbled up by tho wrecked Capital National bank. Woodbury ( minly I'or Ittii'hniian. Bioux City, Aug. 23. The Woodbury county delegation to tho Democratic convention at Des Moines will support W. I. Buchanan of this city, cliief of the department of agriculture at the World's fair, for tho nomination for governor, Illrd t riini a Knlfii Wound. Leavenwokth, Kan., Aug. 23. William Ftillan, a miner, ami William Meek, a switchman, fought in front of the hitter's home. Fuilain was fright fullf slashed with a knife and died three hours later. Itonver KliTta li,,a;atia. Denvkk, Aug. !J3. The Denver chant- bur of commerce appointed eight dole- gates to attend the pan-American bime tallic convention at St. Louis in October. Cholera Vlotlina, Romk, Aug, 23. There were nine liolora cases in Naples on Monday and six deaths; seven fresh cases on Tuesday and five deaths. 1 '. t1 -.. I ; , itn-wiaf t. f !,.-, at t'4, I ! tb U.ini (M ,.. ,,,( t-. lim I I - i. -W in t . a -iw . 1 l''ii.Mi l, f,4i t lt! t ! j art a-1. !!, hi,. (aV ! tl lt-l 4 tt tx'nM ililrt I ! ' 'i a f tr Mtrttiian law. I i l r, it tl t,j ,nif alwi ! ewtiii t rMioHii.i f r-xii ImtvHi .h, u In a.!,. ,!.! av.til r t IJ, t Uli ,H,. tl.r til, 41) cut initiate!, rim itii .!r aava tvp;tt Itar l.,t hiel th U'iF Mllutaia, haiitintf it..l.i, an, tHKiiitf i.-i iimi jjnxw ii, tv..-ai ,.f i ,o pnt'tiaiii . ltm INillr k uf tlio J,1 K H .. t .." .. ui.vm -urn iviivi i i iuotiU r or emi ttietiv - )t!ta fplhrnxl I he litionl. Tim nt tnur twn h orgstiiisntimi to send al IivM two di li'ji t, , Hit is livelilliin i coinmetfial otgamt iimus to to held In Waahingtnh on K-pt, tl I ft. tha l of lli City, t Ol Ni IL Mi l H, An 2:1 l.aal Wii n oriiiiiaiii'w ws moikI .y (he itty nmiicil mtatilialihig a 3 cent fare tm the treet car line. The fare whs 10 tun when the ordinance went into elf. i The Hiiwt i-ar oinpany paid no e tenllou to it and continued to chari tho old fare. Citir.eus IwmtdiHl theoiiK and tendered the Scent in re. Thev were all ref umh1 permission to ride an forced to leave the cars. For em offense in disobeying Ihe law thesti.i car company is liable to a MnooffHH) J lie company is now defendant in euit amounting to over (3,000. llliiunt ami tlrraliani t'onfrr. Wakiunoton, Aug. A conferenw between Secretary (hesham and Minis tor Blount was held which lasted nearly three hours. Secretary (Iresham sent for Blount's report on the Hawaiian sit uation and the two considered them at length, (iresliani refused to be into raptod by some callers of prominent nviiu win. in uioir earns, when the con rerenco was over he declined to make any statement whatever, or to give an idea of the result of his talk with the minister. Blount was quite as rotioiont ana rel erred all who inquired to Hecrt tnry Uresham. SiiiM,il to Ho t Kit In Thieve. DiCNiHoN, Tex., Aug. 23, A report reached here that the bodies of two men wove found beside the carcass of a but chorod yearling near Dagtiekalo, in the Cherokee nation. The bodies were full of bullet holes and it Is thought that the men were killed by ranchers, who had caught them in the act of stealing cat tlo. It is said that a gang of thieves have been driving cattle from the range intolexas and smuggling them into Denison for the local market, and war rants have been Issued for the arrest of several men intorossed hi the raids. Cmifortiiioit uHlatiaa Itantilillnana. Toi-HKA, Aug, 23. Chairman Simpson or the Kepubiican state central commit tee issued a call for a meeting here the Ulst inst. Ho has also invited many prominent members of tho party to at tend and discuss the present situation state ami national. He intends to make a vigorous fight in every county in the slate this fall. Morn J'iiiialonirs iiatiiiliMl, Decatuii, Ills., Aug. 23. Thirty-three old soldiers in Decatur ami vicinity have just received notice that their pensions had been suspended for 00 days and that no more payments would bo made un less new niel satisfactory evidence is fur nished to establish their right to pen sions, Aini'rlnHii Hallway Union. Omaha, Auk. 23, Treasurer Kuirene V, Debs ami Vloo President Howard, of the American Railway union, addressed a largo audience of railway employes in this city and organized a local division of the order with IM charter niembors, I'apur Mills llnrnoil, ST. Cloud, Minn., Aug. 23, The Ht, (loud paper mills burned. Loss, f0, (mOj insuranco, $.5,000. TELEGRAPH IN BRIEF. Thirty miners at Virginia, Ills,, struck because of an increase in work at the same oy. Ihe Minoiik, Ills., coal and coke mines have shut down, throwing 6oo men out of employment,, The Heading will pay lis million-dollar dtilit to the Lelilgli Valley by delivering coai to mat amount, freight handler in ht, Louis failed to .,..11... .. ......i an mti, na wna rlri:ii!il, oil aC'0Ollllt Of a reduction in wages. Albert 8mll.li, a MtiCllntoekvllle, Ia boy, was aceldeiitly shot and killed by his brother Paul. 'j wo sons or Joint JWanll, aged 3 and years, of Osceola, Mich., went burned to death by the explosion of a lamp, The big Hiivemeyer sugar re flnerlit at New York, employing 4,000 men, have re sumed work arter a few days' shutdown, The Nledrlughiius i.inplute and stamp ing works at Ht. Louis will start up next week, giving employment to 8,0;)i) hands. The Boon county, Indiana, fair opened with flattering prospects, The racing purses are double what they hive been hitherto, Manager Whipple of the Nelson Lum ber company, was shot and killed at Allls, Ark., by J. O, Koblnctt, the result of an old feud, Kmard Buttner, while endeavoring to drive his tam across the railway tracks at, Dysat't, la., was struck by a train and killed. While returning from a circus Henry Jones, a farmer, dropped dead at Shelby, vllle, Iml. He had been taking medicine which will lie analyzed. The bondsmen of thn late Postmaster Thompson of Qulticy, Ills., have named C. M. Uilmerto act as postmaster until a succehsor shall have been appointed. Tho Parkcrsburg Iron works at Parkers- burg, W. Va,, have temporarily shut flown, the first time In 50 years. About 800 hands are thrown out of employment. (ins hundred men employed on the Sewer or Denver have struck because Contractor Bindey reduced their wages to tl. JO a day. 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