Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK NORTHWESTERN
UKO. K HMnaCHOTBB. Edit«w A Bab.
LOUP CITY, -s- KEBKASKA.
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NEBRASKA.
Catholic* of <*m*ba b*v# brokea
gromad tor an HO.OOO church
There are (nit ala woman la the Ne
braaka pan Iteatiary, lour colored and
|po W Ilffd.
The echool* at (antral City kera been
clnaed on account of tha prevalence of
•carlet fever.
Tbeaounty treeeurer of Otoe county,
within the p*et *i* month*, haa ra
funded *41,000 of bond*
K. K. Overturf, of Lincoln, fell
thronali and w»* drowned while cron*
ifttr tha lea ai Borilnffton lleacb.
larael Brown, a prominent mlnleter
of the (ionsrelational denomination,
died at York laat weak of Inns and kid
aay trouble
Buy home made pood* and build up
borne Industrie*, la a ifood policy. Bar
rall’e Eire Katinsuleher made by Par
rail A. c«, (mmha.
Oov. Ilobomb » tmiliiff lu tba Orend
Inland Soldier. home laveatlpatioa la
to tba affect that chars#* a**ln*t < out
maudant W Ilium are not *u*teln*d by
the evidence.
if. <i. Howell: n well known yonns
man of Nelish, wm arrented on a
uku.uu wi uu./.eeeil bear UUa M «a
Miner. The plaintiff la said to be un
der the age of consent.
L. Hermann, a former reskdeat of
Hotter county, who four years ago wae
attacked with the T*xae fever and left
Nebraska, la again back to ins old
haout* He bad too seres of land In
Texas, but could not make a living
on *,
Mrs A. K. Root narrowly escaped
being burned to death try an explusion
of gasllnc Nhe was using stoea polish
mixed with gasoline, which took fire,
and only for Iter presence of mind In
smothering the flam** eh* would have
lost her Ilf*.
•/nit* a stir was created at Chadron
when It became known that Arthur
itertieli, father of Hheriff I turtle tt arid
a mao of some years, had <{uietly
eloped an') married Amelia Roberts, a
young girl living near fhinlsp The
girl 1* about is years old.
In the case wherein Valley county
sued the bondsmen of A. If. Robinson,
a former treasurer of the county, for a
shortage of some 04,000, with tau years'
interest at 7 per cent, the Jury, after a
stay of twenty-four hours, brought in
a verdict for the county of 03,37H.43.
Whan T. J. Hollister of Pawnee City
entered the stall to harness his horse
the animal became vicious and lumped
upon him, and severely injured him be
fore he could gat out of the stall. A
doctor waa au in monad and found two
ribs fractured directly over the heart.
ft was determined at a meeting of the
executive committee of the Nebraska
club last week to set to work an organ
izer in each congressional district to
form an auxiliary In each county.
These men will be rery carefully se
lected, and aa soon aa possible. The
appointment of ex-Governor Furnas ae
a member of the publication committee
waa confirmed.
PlsUsmoulh ha* the honor of pos
sessing probably the only pensioner of
the war of IH1Z that lives in Nebraska,
if not the only one is the I 'sited State*,
in the person of Mra Mary K Harrison,
widow of CoL Mieldon I*. Harrison.
Mra. Harrison la almost 'goyears of age,
and remarkably well preserved. Mie
wae about thirty years younger than
her husband, who baa been dead for a
number of years Col. Harrison waa a
resident of Virginia during the war
C. K. I'erkins. president of the C., U.
A<t,(l. H. Harris, vice preaident, G. P.
Gardner, a large stockholder of Ho*ton,
Maas, Gao. W. floldrege, general man
ager of the H. 4 M and other railway
officials, inspected the ahops at Have
lock oa Wednesday. March 11. Mr.
Harris pronounced them the beat on
the C., It A (J. system In the near
tnfnre extensive additions will be
made
'I he hurlingU>u Kailway company ia
Siting up a building at Harelock. Nr
braaka. to ba used by the employe* id
the shops a* a muling room One
room ia twenty by thirty feet with long
reading tablea Another room ia pro
vided for gamea The building ia Mi
be treated, lighted, and mapa/inea and
newa papers are Mi lie furnished free of
charge oy the railway company ami
the Lancaster l.und company, owuen
of the town site of Havelock
The United States authorities ai
Oaaaha have been notified of the arresi
at st. Joseph of W. I. I Vase arid wif«
on the charge of couulerfellinp. Th«
parties were detected at an esprcusof
hce where they went to receive a pack
age sent from Oinwlia, and winch 01
investigation was found to contain ■
counterfeiting outfit Mrs I'eusc is si
leged Mi have confessed that the cun
found in their poswsahin* were uisdi
in Omaha, w lie re much of it hail beet
paased
Mark l-evy of llaeiings returned Iasi
week from a trip seat with the inleu
Uon of enlisting the aetive support oi
teutieuma of euip>e means, with slum
• waa peraouaily acquainted. in s pro
Cl to eatahilah at that point a chicory
torjr lie came home with all ar
raaffemente perfected to huiid the plani
this season, aad alum a set about se
earing twnlraiu with farmer* to raiM
the «hhmg|t plant thta year ‘t he c m
Cay will eontraei fur uniy run », i*.
is season, and that acreage will te
dlv.ded among aa many farmer* as >.»
aibie
Sheriff Iloiloway of OMi# musty ar
vested Samuel Sperry at tmeber npus
a warraat Mewed at llepnrr Morrow
county Oregon, charging him wto
horae Mealing hperty w»s piaeed >«
me mvuniy >ail aad an oftt« Mat r«....
Oregon la en route to Nebraska • tty foi
the prisoner
Joha I* VVeletter of Omaha lelui net
from Washington, where h« ** i*i».i |i
arguing the maalmum tale cam hefuc
the aogratae mart Me aaht that It wa
difftenlt in aa* when a dents an w-mi,
he reaehed the case would nwih.ui.
be eonetdered by the Judges In ns r. g«
tar wider and the reewit might u
henna la a month
»uf*r> in* < mirt t'vWBw
Lincoln dispatch: On the 14th knot
the terms of Nnprrmr tourt < ommie
(eloner* Ryan, Hagan and Irvine ea
1 pi red by limitation Today the justice*
of the court r#ap|*olnted them in the
following order: "Supreme < onrt of
Nebraska, In the Matter of the Hu
preine Comuiiselonera; 'I he supreme
court of Nebraska, reposing special
trust and confidence in the integrity,
and ability of Robert Ryan. John M.
Kagan and f rank Irvine, do hereby ap
point escb of them a corn mis* loner of
the supreme court to perform the da
ties required by the act entitled An
Act to Amend Section 1 of an Act Knti
tled an Act Authorising the Appoint
ment of Hupreme I ourt • ommlssionere
and lieflmng Their Ifuttrs, Approved
Mart i* if, I *i*3. and to Repeal Saul Origi
nal Section.' Approved March 12, IHIfft.
And vre do hereby authorize and am
i power them to discharge the dutiee of
sa d office according to law. In teati
j mony whereof we have hereunto sub
scribed our names this 17th day of
; March, A If. I«f*i."
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RfftiibM h*tf v*bt>
Washington dispatch: Senator Allen.
Representative Mciklejohn and tieneral
Manderson called this morning upon
the attorney general, secretary of the
Interior and the commissioner of the
general land office m regard to the
1 (tending suit of the I lilted States
! egalnst the settlers upon 200,000 acre*
| of indemnity land* of the llurllngton
railroad
Ity the terms of the ai t of March 2,
l*Wn the title of the railroad to these
i. _4l.i. illU C# ea 11
bona Kile purchaser* to the railroad
laiwl* la also nmllrittkl The question
of the good faith of the purchasers
under the act named can bedetermlned
without stilt by the interior department
and no suit is needed for such determin
ation. That tb* necessity. In the Ic
j terest of economy and equitable treat
ment, is that tlie suit which ia now
pending in tit# I 'cited Htalcs court for
N'ebrsska should ne dismissed was
urged upon the officials. They quite
agreed ae to the correctness of the
views expressed and after giving a few
da ye’ consideration to the subject will
! probably order a dismissal of the soil.
Urmurt A riuf Ksunliiii Hate.
The reunion of the Grand Army of
; the Jtepohlic will be heid the week be
ginning Monday, August 24, islet Tbia
! date was decided upon at a meeting
held in Assistant Adjutant Genera)
, (rage’s office, at the state capital. be
| psrtment Commander < ulver met ih#
location coiumlttee of l.iiioeln and the
matter of location and time waa fully
discussed, although tb'- question of the
riace at which to hold the reunion wae
left open, to be decided later. There
1 were prescut, of the local committee.
John McConnell, If. W. Johnson, Cap
; tain Hamuei McGlsy, < olonel L. C
; Pace, < aptain J VV. Woods, i>r Hoover
and others. '1 he date set wilt, it ia
1 tbougiit, accommodate those who <le
sire to visit the state fair at Omaha and
wish to make but one trip from their
j homes, aa well aa those who intend to
go on the annual national encamp
ment
tree* is tb* Hill I ***
Governor Holcomb ha* settled with
Judge K. Wakeley and Attorney O. M
Lambertsou tor their services in tb*
1 prosecution of the case against ax
Treasurer Hill to recover 4236,(KiO lost
| in the Capital National Hank fnilure.
Judge Wakeley drew 41,non and Mr.
i.amberison 47V). This completes ail
payment* for feas due attorneys. Of
I th* 415,000 legislative appropriation of
! the legislature of 1*03, ail hut 19,700. JO
| was expended in the first trial, and in
preparation therefor This latter sum
was turned over to Governor Holcomb
i by Governor f'rounse Of this there
now remains in the bands of the gov
ernor 44,205.30, making the total ex
reuse, to date, of the trial. 410,704.70.
t ia understood that there are aome
. other bills in the way of witness fees
and bailiff s expenses to be paid yet.
I oii,|,lali,t from a state < ontrselor.
Lincoln dispatch: Complaint was
made at the state house today by the
manager of the Lincoln Cooperage
company, one of the concerns which Is
employing Die convict labor at the pen
itentiary. that owing <o tin- giving out
| of on* of the Ixuler* there was not suf
! ficient |a>wer being furnished, and the
, shops would be of necessity shutdown.
Agent Whitehead, who went to ins
home in i ualer county aeveral day* apu
to complete urntnpeiiieulM for tuovinp
liia family down to Lincoln, Im* been
detained by aicknrae. and haa not yet
returned. The board will probably
wait until he ran make a report »« to
what the condition of the Iwiler la lie
fore tuklutf uuy atep
l ante Held In Ijitareiitlue.
Grand lalaud diapatch The union
etock yarda of this city have been made
a <|iiar,inline atalion. and the tlratahip
invnt to arrive la fifteen rare of i *itfor
nia rattle tour of tbeae rare are fat
and reudy for immediate ataupbiar
The** will leave for a. nil, iiaiaiia to
1 rilplit nut the ten remaininir • are are
\ atock rattle, and muat l>e kept In arpn
rale yanla for a teriu of ninety d,ty*
•I. It tiler, the union yard* luaiiarer,
remind hi* laatruction* t<al«y from
I Manager llabna'k ot tne *oiilit tiuiaha
yard* *<pai ile pm will i* kept lot
them 'the eow»iptmienl baloitp* to
John sparUa the pleat Wealaru rattle
man, and I* abip|wd from A made# < at
Jullu* Julaon, an uhl raatdam» ol
Newman Grove w hile pomp home from
l‘*ter*burp fell Irum lit* hupp) Hit
tartly W*» .aupllt Iwlvtlll the lev and
wheel* and bit limb* routined In in*
happy by tin rube* and be waa drap
pad in lb*t |Mwlltt*u over two wile*
A* lb* hoiae* laarhe i hut# tb«y ran
into a wIre f»nv# and threw him out
tt be* fuuud In* i *• k w*# broken nud
be bad apparently haa* daud aunt*
time
Tha *npranta rourt mat laat weak for
tha rapnlar aittmp f«w tha third T«**
day la tha muuth tadp* tt*b*l* w*r
•t the *l*i* i oua# and when *»«ad II
thera waa auy othar *»*p which aouivi
ha tahau I* tha **a# uf tha atata
apailtat a*-'l reaenrar lllll and hu
hondamta to rea»**« tha amount »i
atate ruottay "« d*|«udt <u lha * apit*
Sat'Mval hank at tun tun* of it* fat)
are, a*id that ha auptawad that “Iht
•top la dead ' Tha Judpa talhad aWui
tn . I*, .aloe ul tha •uprema court, an
t*i* that tha ahoi* uf tha caw lm
praethmlljr baan port a ovar thraa Mara*
anu tha court had *pobcn aavl that *at
I Had It
THEY WANT RECIPROCITY.
MANUFACTURING INTERESTS FA
VOR THE BLAINE 8YSTEM.
MANY REPLIES RECEIVED
A at mug rrapoml>r»M far th# l»
■••rat of the HwIprMltf l|iMaHI<
•• liter lililnl I n<tar the Me
Mialaf law — Commercial
Orgaul/eilona Also ra
ver f(eri*«r*l.
Whkiiivoto*, March >1. —Rcaponae
ia now la-log made by the commercial
and manufacturing Intdrevta of the
country to the circular letter* ad
drenwd to them by the waye and
mean* nuboomnilUee on reeiprodity
and commercial treatlaa, inviting
•aprevaloua of opinion a» to theadvlaa
billty of endeavoring to renew the
reciprocity agree merit* with foreign
aountrier made under the term* of tha
McKinley tariff act. Tha replle* ao
far received number aeventynlne,
including large manufacturing coo
a _I ..A 4 1 _ ll(..l„. A _I _ , . __J
those heavily Interested In the export
trail e.
'1 here Is a strung preponderance of
desire for the renewal of the recip
rocity agreements and in many cases
tha writers cite figures to show the
great diminution In their export
trails since the repeal of the provision
of the law under which these spree
inente existed. In few oases is thera
any attempt mads to conceal the self
interest of the writer* In the matter
Kor instance among the few concern*
which oppose reciprocity, is a grain
commission house which feels that It
will he thus placed in competition
with the great Mouth American
grata producing countries. Another
concern favoring reciprocity, in an
swer to the direct question write*:
“Decidedly yes. We are more and
more convinced that what we want is
not free trails hut fair trade, and the
writer make* till* admission after hav
ing been for fifteen years a fres
trader." Politic* crops out in many
of the answers and not a few of the
writers do not hesitate to express
their preference in the matter of the
choice of the next President.
Three great commercial organiza
tion* are on the committee's list of
eorrespondente and all of them are re* |
corded a* most emphatically favoring
reciprocity. Thev are the Milters'
National association of Milwaukee, ('. 1
A. Pillshury, president; the Mucin- |
nati chamber of commerce and Mer
chants' exchange and the Cleveland
chamber of commerce.
Of the seventy nine replies, sixty- !
eight are strongly In advocacy of a
renewal of the reciprocity agreements
a* they were under the McKinley act; !
three are absolutely opposed to any- ,
thing In the nature of reciprocity or .
that contemplates discrimination in
trade with the world; four arc In- I
dined to favor a qualified kind of re
ciprocity agreement and four are not
responsive to the direct question* of
the committee and merely take ad- j
vantage of the opportunity to vent!
'ate some private grievance*.
Bank Bobbers Make quite e ileal
Decs Tim, 111, March 21,—The Nl- !
untie bank was entered by burglars
last night and robbed of 9-3,11)0.
Htranger* who came to town Friday
evening are supposed to have com
mitted the crime. I). H. Msypoul’s
horse* were stolen. The horse theft
is supposed to lie part of the bank
robbers' method of making their ea
-jape.
Yuan* MIIDkse Net ins
Wxmhimotox, March 23.—Tlte jury
in the esse of Kenjamln II. Millikcn,
former private secretary of Senator
Karris of Tennessee, whose trial on
charges of housebreaking with intent
ut criminally iivvmiii miu wrriruae
I'hillip*. daughter of ex-Sollcitor fien
erel I'h III i |>e, cloved yeaterduy, re
ported an acquittal at noon to-day.
Til* Mouth-Turk*** atari.
Uomiion, March 33, — There was a
large gathering of member* of the
Salvation ariuy at Waierl'x* railway
•tation to-day to lild farewell to Mr.
and Mra. liooth-Tucker. who vail for
New \ork from Mom hampton hy tha
American linn kleamnr Ht. I.ouiv in
order to avail me command of the foreea
* Ill-re
Teaed a lliou* aad ite*li»»U
hmrurt. Mo., March if3. The Iter.
Kara Itoach of Worth county and Mm
Mary Met on net I were married lure
vevterday Shu u an aged woman
! end wav without a hoiur She adver
tise! for a huvitend and Mr. It -aoh,
win* t* in gooil cirviimetencea. nn
twrrad Knelt I* *i>->nt Otiyaere of age.
Troup* fee tha Territory
Wtmnwitiit, March U - Thu Senate
eoiumltlne mi Iit.lUii affaire bee uaittd
In e letter to the l're*ld*et recommend
tag that a regiment of United Hiaiee
troop* I* ttallourd permanently In
the Indian territory lor tha paipuee ot
preeerrlug order litem
ta atrip#* three Meet* tlm the trim
Jarreawievit la. lad , Maren *). -
Within ten minntea after Joe Iktyle
had etuieu a bottle of wine y**l*rd»r
iao«»lug he wee • treated end bed
utendrd guilty ttlth'U three hour*
he hed donned a *uit of etrlpee, whteh
he la to wear two year* under *en
■**»#« of the fourl
• 14tehee** WO! Me hr Mettleier
til tunta, tthle. Mereh 31 Heporl*
ftom a mapirity of the couettae of the
territory indicate the! the MeNtnley
peooi# raptured the prtmnrte* in >>rer
half them initnliy end that th*
territorial con vent Ion will dealer* for
MeN mtry
i»Mtn eitto t tteuehier t«Mhm«iy tit.
vt ttninttfoa. Mereh II J«cw
Urawa- » daughter M ertlteelly tit el
I n«a Anionlo fruMl tmneompitou The
pretldent of the V#p**o#in eomuooviee
I 'eft e tew date ecu fur her hetirit
REED MEN AGGRESSIVE
t l|oriioa < ampalgn f» lie lusauauralaU
Iff trlmiila of III# *p#»k#r
WAaiiiMoTo*. March The H#ed
man have decided In iiiaugm-te an
aggi'e**!?* campaign for the Sp-ukar.
Hen* tor Hodge and Kepiiblican iiicm
tier* of I ongreaa from Maana lmaatU,
have r«Ml*cd a number of telegram*
from ibcir Hiutc annoiin<dug ihal the
Mi Klnlcyilea were inv ailing Muaaacliu
■alt*. decided that nomething mint
b« done to atem I tie tide of aeniiment
for the Ohioan. They accordingly
held a conference with Kneii,
in which aonie of the * pea her'* lead
ing xipporlera from oilier Mute* iilao
participated. The reaiili of the con
ference wan a dedal on to ai once open
•t Kei-.i bureau and begin an a'luck on
llie McKinley force-, all along i lie
line || |a reported that the McKin
ley mlaaionnriea have already done
enough work in MaaaudiUM-Ua to
make It. probable that the Hay atate
will not acrid a nolld delegation to Ht.
l/oula for tha Maine man.
GUN MAKERS COMBINE.
Tb* < ramp l oai|Miif nod Ollier I un
cerna form a Ml* 1 rnat.
Plflf.AfiKhf'HIA, March Henry
W < ramp, of William < ramp A. Hona,
ahip builder*, announcaa otlh hilly
that all arrungcmente for tl.c uniat
gamation of the ordnance depai’ment
of the work* with other extciiklve or*
gkulzktlofi* have bei-ii completed, and
that hereafter the varloii* gun making
concern* Inter**ted will be known a*
the American Ordnance (otnpany.
till' win ill it ii'i MM idini
the llultbkiM ami lirlgg* ordnance
and Fletcher rapid-lire guns, Til*
cannon* and niechln* gun* to he. inun
ufa'-iurrd will he the Hotehki** re
volving cannon, Hotehki** automatic
gun, A cel** inm’liln<- gun and Huwall
torpedo
Mo I for Intervention.
VVasjiiwotoM, March 23 The State
department ha* caused a careful ex
amination to he made Into the case of
Oilverlo Agramoute. who was ai rested
i>y tlie Spanish forces in tuba
on tile Jaragun estate, of which ile
wa* the manager, on suspicion of
beftlg an Insurgent sympathizer. It
wa* said that Agramonitc was u nat
uralized Amerizan citizen, hut th*
(Jolted States consul, who, by direc
tion oi the State department, visited
the man in jail, now reports to the de
partment that hi- I* not e naturalized
citizen of the Fulled Stale* hut e
S| aulfch subject, and consequently our
government he* no ground for inter
ference.
Manallb Demands Indemnity.
Hour., March 23 King Menelik de
mand* an indemnity of 40,000,000 lire
from Italy, This condition i«, of
course, unacceptable,and further com
plicate* the situation, The Negn*’
forces now threaten to surround As
mara, while continuing the advance
upon Masaowah.
Ml* Until Mill* to Hast.
Lon KM,. Mas*, March 33 On ac
count of the general depression in the
cloth market, the Merrlmac mill*,
which employ 2,600 people, will on
Monday close for one werk. The
I-owcll Manufacturing Company will
close it* Hrusscl* department during
the same time.
HU l.anrh lost Him Hear.
Sr. JokKgn, Mo., March 23 Frank
Ferry, a young man who stole two
loaves of bread, two pie* and a can of
honey from a farm house, near the
state fish hatchery, wa* found guilty
in the criminal court and hi* punish
ment lixed at five year* in the peni
tentiary.
I.eava* for Parts tlnbnown.
Oi.atiik, Kan.. March 23. —Ed L.
Charlton ha* re»igned hi* position a*
steward of the Kansas lleaf and Dumb
institution, located at this place, and
gone to parts unknown. He is said to
have left ilia hooks and account* of
the institution in a badly mixed eondi
•ion. _____
Head tha favorite la Muryl.mil,
A.vx A pom*. Md,, March 33. A poll
of the l.rgislaturc show* Heed ha*
thirty-seven supporter* for Die presi
j s r.. i — i_ _ . (. .. i oil a ■
llson !*. Morton ft, Theodora BooMValt
I, Holiert, Lincoln I, Harrison 1.
Cannon tor the Confederate Hume
Wasiiinotom. March ?8.—Hen a tor
Vest * hill donating two condemned
cannon to the I on federate houin at
lilggllisriile has passed.
NEWS IN BRIEF
The Ihnnlnion |M»rllament iiussed the
Mull Holm school till! on Its second
reading
The three lleiuooratlo candidate* fur
llovariior of Arkansas anoke at Arka*
del pi in
Hattrelxry I'haintierlsiii said that
Kitgland will hold what territory sha
con. pie is tn Honda n.
low Uaad says that be shall uut
attempt to latarfrr* tn Nt*l<» that
have presidential candidates
Kidney Ktoeam, fraudulently aatra*
dttad, waa allowed by Judge Urosacup
of t hicag.i to return to l auada
A K Ward of Memukta. allaged
atslndlar, ta dying and has twee ra*
moved from tb* Jail to a hoapitab
Tha I'raabylartatt Mtastoa near
Nhangbai wav raided b* t blouse rob
bar* Hat. Hufus Went waa wounded
A gang of young toughs ol Hurling
lu« Iliac tied * boy l* a eallar end
ael Hr* to lha bu«s* Tb* buy waa
rnaeued
uaeretaiy Mortoa tbtak* that tb*
faltura of ->rop* tu Houtb Africa pre
saata au eaeatleat ipaatag lot tiuart*
MM grata ftp'll
He* liaorge K tliwwi we* arrest* I
la I.title Mock, charged With slaudef
by Met I «• MWOtg* tn« lust!
il.ouai.d the #**»
Hat, J A Anoslfoug, former pastor
pf the lo lcp* Mdenc# aveuue chut* h,
Ktsos (tty Was e s ire I led from the
miutstiy to* alleged Immorality
Uaveatv aia* answer* have her a
raealyast to the «ireui*r* asbiug mean
f*eiui«is as<l rtpalin opinio** . n
re* IpriH lly, awd all MM ou« plan- d
usic.im la favor at It o* tb* ffoami
• i a*lf*lalarval
BAYARD UNDI R FIRE.
Resolutions In Hie House that 1'sslsrt
the Amhssesbnr.
Wasiiiwotom. March 1#.—Tba Am
bassador Bayard censure resolutions
were called up in the House tbie after
no m Ity Mr. I|llt of Illinois, who
made a strong speech In support of
them, and wus followed by Mr. Ma
Dreary of Kentucky, who opened for
the opposition. Tue latter said that
such resolutions were unprecedented
and an Invasion of tha right# and
authority of the President. Mr. Bay
ard was not the first diplomatic officer
representing the United Mates who
had been assailed by hi* political
oppouenta while representing his
country In Knglund nod a rot#
of censure uow, prompted by preju
dice and partisanship, would not
hurt hint The purpose was too well
understood, it might prove a garland
of distinction and open the way to him
for higher offices and greater honors.
The people of litis country knew that
Thomas K. Bayard hud proved him
self a patriot,a statesman and a faith
ful public servant,and the people were
behind him in his opposition to pro
tection and trusts in far greater num
bers than they were behind those who
sought to condemn and censure him.
To censure Mr. Bayard at this lima
would he to detract from the prestige
of this country with (treat Britain
when he, as a diplomatic officer, rep
resented tills country In negotiatlona
concerning Important question* now
pending. Mr McCreary concluded ae
follow*: ‘‘When a citlmi of onr free
country becomes mi ambassador or a
minister, should he be required to sur
render or suppress n.s true senti
ments? Sti<(iilil he not have the right
to speak his sentiments politely and
re*|x-ctfully, If they are In accord with
the policy of the goveruiuent which
he represent*? The people of the civ- ,
iliseii world are aware of the political
revolutions which occur in this repub*
iie, ami they are aware that we do not ,
have in tills country a special diplo
matic corps In oflice for life, but that
our ambassadors and ministers are ap
pointed by the political party In pow
er. They are men who supported the
I'rraidsiits whose com mission a they
bear, and they uphold the policies of
ids administration. Their view* on
these policies should give no offeus*
at home if they give none, abroad. I
am sure the Ucpubllcaii majority of 1
this Mouse will Lave more praise for ,
abstaining from the adoption of tha
pending resolutions than they will
have If they adopt them."
Mr Md reary was followed by Mr. ,
Cousins of Iowa, who supported the
censure resolution*_
A I0UU4 <or* I manner.
8t. Joski'ii, Mo., March 19.—Sev
ers 1 days ago some one administered
poison 10 the family of LI. LI. Taylor,
who reside* near Craig, north of this ,
city. The poison was administered In
coffee, and the father, I), il. Taylor, 1
died, while one son is now expected to
die, arid the mother and two other !
children are in a serious condition.
The coroner's Jury concluded ite in
vestigation last night, and held Mine 1
Gertrude Tmy lor, a 13-year-old dangb- 1
ter of the dead man. 8he I* in JalL
The girl admitted buying poison of a
druggist. It is thought that she had
advice from older head*. Gieat ex- ,
citement prevails around Craig over '
the matter_ _
What Mandorsoa Wan!*
Washington, March 19.— Kx-8ena
tor Manderson of Nebraska, referriag
to the proposition of Henator Thurs
ton relative to the Nebraska delega
tion to Ht. Louis, says that it simply
place* the cart before the horse. “If
I do not go into the convention with
my State behind me," he continued,
“I will have no status and will not be |
entered in the race. A* 1 have said
before, when my State delegation
seea an opportunity to make a nomi
nation by supporting another candi
date, it will be welcome to do SO."
I.1VK STOCK AND ITtODUCK MAKKKTS
Quotations I rout New York, C hlcago, St. ,
l-onl*. Omaha aiol I Nowhere.
OMAHA.
Butter—Creamery separator 17 46 18
Butter—Fair to good country 14 46 18
Eggs— i'rosh. . H ® 8H
Chickens Dressed, tier 16 - 7 46 7L,
Turkeys l*er **. 10 4b 11
Leuions Choice Meanings .... 8 SO a 1 71
oranges B. r box .... 2 60 46 8 76
Honey—fancy wldtc, per lb... 1,1 <", 14
Apples I'er 01*1 .. 8 60 46 4 60
foistoki -fur bu IN) 44 as
Henu» Nuvy. Iiund-plci sd.hu I to 44 I ao
Oranberrlri. 1 aim I nil, pr.blil 8 SO Hi 8 7*
liny IJplsmi. pur bin . & 5 00
unions I'erbu. . <1 40
II mom Corn Ureen. per *• Hi 2fc
Hoys Mined parkins. lit B NO
lloy* llesvy VVeluht* . lift 8 B7H
lleeve* Moeker* sud feeders S UO aft a 70
lieef Steers. .IBB $ « U>
Hullo . 8 IS t# 8 0
Milker*. 1 « aft 8 On
eiaif*. a On (l 1 21
UaTves...... I tft so .• Mi
Oscn .. 1 M> "3 2/1
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Muds* s»r* *v st lirtniriU*, Ibd , for
beldlsp up s tllo.'Sii IVlbe frslfbl
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soundest ibst vbejr srs tbs fstlly
par vis*
Doctor Albright.
A BROAD MINDED PHYSICIAN
WITH PROGRESSIVE IDEAS.
Believe* In Reeotnmending Any Mndlnln*
1 bat Ha Knew* Will Cara His PetleaM
—Think* l»r. William*’ Plah PIU*
• Oreat Discovery—Ha Cites
Some Marvelnue Care*.
Prom the Riamloer. Doncaster, Pa
A kbob, Pa., April adth.’M
Da Wuxuiu' UaDiciaa Co
Gentlemen- While It la entirely contrary
to tba custom of tba medical urofesslon to
endorse or recommend any of tba no-flailed
proprietary preparation*. I shall, never
theless, give you an account of soma of my
wonderful experlenree with your prepare
lion Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale
1’eopl* The fact Is well known that mad
leal practitioners do not as a rule, raoog
nlr.e, much lee* use. preparations of this
kind, conseuuently the l<ody of them have
no definite knowledge of their vlrtoe of
lack of it, but soundly condemn them all
without a trial. Much n course Is manifestly
absurd and unjust, and I, for ore, propose
to give my patients the !ie»t treatment
known to ma, for the particular disease
with which they are suiTorlng, no matter
what It is, where or hov obtained 1 was
first brought to prescribe Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills alaiut two years ego, after hav
ing saan some remarkable results from
their use Reuben Hoover, now of Read
ing, Pa., was a prominent contractor and
builder. While superintending tba work
of erecting a large building during ooM
weather, he contracted what was thought
to ha sciatica. Ha first noticed it one
morning In not tielng able to arise from
bis bad Aftar the usual treatment for
tbla disease ha failed to Improve, but on
the contrary grew rapidly worse, the case
developing Into Hernlphlegla. or partial
paralysis of the entire right able of tbo
body. Kb O'rlclty, tonics and maeaage, etc.,
were all given atrial, but nothing gave any
benefit, and tba paralysis continued In
deepalr h# waa compelled to bear Ills phy
sician announce that his case was hopeless
About that time hi* wife noticed one of
your advertisements and concluded to try
your Pink Pills
He bad given up hope and It ratiulrad a
great daal of begging on tbe part of bla
wifa to perauada nlm to taka them regu
larly.
He, however, did as ahe desired, aad If
appearance* Indicate health In this man,
one would think be waa batter than before
bis paralysis.
' Whv,’ says be, ‘1 began to Improve la
two day*, and In four or five week* I waa
entirely wall and at work.'
Having seen these results I ooncladed
that such a remedy la surely worth a trial
at tbe bands of any physician, and aonsa
quently when a abort time later I waa
called upon to treat a lady suffering with
palpitation of the heart and greet nervosa
prostration, after tb* ueual remedia* failed
to relieve, 1 ordered Dr. William*’ Pink
Fills. Tb* reeult was simply astonishing
Har attacks became laaa frequent and also
leva la sararlty, until by tbair use for a
period of only two month* she was tb* pic
ture of health, rosy cheeked and bright
eyed, as wall as aver, and sb* ba* continued
to until today, more than on* /aar siac#
aba took any medicine. 1 bar# round these
pills a specific for chorea, or as more com
monly known, Bt. Vitus’ dance, as b#n*B
eial results bar* in all cate* marked their
us*. As a spring tonic any on* who, from
overwork or nervous strain during a long
winter baa become pal* and languid, tb*
Pink Pills will do wonders In brightening
tbe countenance and In buoying tb* spirits,
bringing roe** to the pallid Up* and reaaw*
iBgtb* fountain of youth
Tour* Ke»pectfully,
J. D. Ai.bkiout, M. V.
UNCLE SAM'S TREASURY
The total ordinary expenditure* of
tbe government In 1895 were (356,195.
298.
In tbe year 1904, only eight year*
from now, 1100,000,000 In bond* must be
redeemed.
In 1890 the receipt* from import ■>
amounted to 177,000.000 more than laet
year.
The tax on import* into the United
Rtatea amount* to |2 for each Inh.iln
tant.
Thlrty-aeven cent* per cupita in 1891
waa Mufflclent to pay tha Internet on the
nation * borowlng*.
France, KuhhI*. (Ireat Britain, Aue
trla-liungary, Italy, Hpaln and Prueaut
are the only nation* deeper in debt then
i* the flitted States. y
In 1887 3 cent* per capita or alivet
and 08 cent* per capita of gold »«»
coined. In 189t 13 cent* per capita of
ailver and It 17 of gold wan minted
The Indebtedue** of the Fulled IPaie*
le«* raah on hand on November 1,18*3
wa» 1811,137,810 87. Without deduction*
and including certillcaiea and Treaaurv
neiea ll waa II.717,4*1.77*
In Franc* l.vso toil** of light r*<>
nay* have been already buill, though
many of the line# laet year ««r* narheu
at a loan
Aa American tourist recently eoat hi*
bicycle front loadoa to Pari* hy pare•*!
pool The «*«t wan only a h« p#*«*
and *« racticag it in p*t(**t talw
t'ardlaal Mekher • death, fuilawi**
•loa*ly an thoa* of t'ardlnalo Paratre
and Mooapam. will heap allva th*
toparMlilon that .aidiaaU alwayn die
in threaa.
NIW8V tNIPLhn
—
Tha Rohm powraataat mad* a piotv 4
*1 ahoni |t,uoo.an teat year on its man
apoiy ta tptrita
Hr Vauap retard* that at Uthran#’
tha hoataa vote* haa baas heard at •
dt*iae>« of tea actlva
Mwmhny tan aaw b* r«a*a«d hy faac
etsantaf from Wandas la ihirtnag day*
and the F*pa af ihwd llup* ta f* arks*a
A Mailman Ma man 8m feat t*
'*•*' d |iat t»am tha naiunat ■*<***
meat far a horaa hlllad dating th# «tv>
war