The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, December 02, 1898, Page 6, Image 6
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S. -Tho novy de partment received a dispatch to-day that tho crulsor Charleston has landed a marine guard at Tien Tsln, lu tho roadways of the cuU of I'c-chMl, 100 mllos by water from Polclu, tho Chi neao capital. Tho dispatch was con Iderod of gravo Importance and was taken to Prcsldont McKlnloy at the Whlto houso at once. The disturbances In Tokln following the dethronement of tho Chlncso em peror BUguesfced to Washington tho nc cetsity of sending a natal vcsiol to Chinese waters to protect American In terests. Admiral Dowey was ordorcd to dispatch the Halt lino re and Petrel to tho Gulf of Pe-chMI. Tho Haiti more, on account of ft nllpht uccl'1 nt, was nnablo to sail. The ltoitou and the Petrel sailed from tho PhlllppUio Islands Oetoler 0. It waft regretted at that time that tho llelona was not on the Asiatic btatlon. Tho Helena had bcon built with a light draught, pur- Xoscly for ascending Chlnciso rivers. ,t tho early part of tho wur she was recalled to Amorica. Tho lloston'u draught would not permit her to ascend tho river ubovo tho Taku forts, near tho river's mouth. Tho Petrel, however, took a position near Tien Tain. The Charleston arrived later. relieving tho Boston. On account of the fall floods tho Charleston was able to Join tho Petrel at Tlen-Tstn. Pukiu 4s about 2,000 miles from Manila. The American vessel a at Tlen-Tstn could not bo Joined by another cruiser from Admiral Dewey's fleet, on ac count of tho shallow wator. Secretary Ilay, when called into con- lultatlon over the dispatch, said that the marines woro landed, not becauso of any Information of rioting or nt tacks on American missionaries, but ' solely to act as a guard for the United States legation at Pelcln. United States Minister Congor had represented that nearly all of tho lega tions of tho European powors were provided with marine guards, and ho did not caro to bo exceptional lu this ease. After lying at Tangu for A while tho Uoiton workod her way up the river to Tien Tsln, about the bead of navigation for vessels of her lass. It is believed at tho Navy de partment that the .marines will be Mot forward from that point in launches or small river boats. Prob ably not morr ."Mian tweuty-ove na v.. Pat' According to a at'Shal to a nows ot "SMhIs afternoon, Tt Is uadeolated tho the Marffalt Capital o tb4iUrW;fii8 bnroutoy,(WRv and ova V"' Tailve wire pullet? $' (tab? Thu nolltlOiajas. secure. 4W4444 . ". .... ., LHoolcy hU.ckeqk, slJ3jl fe only after tho jWw vn nubllshod. rs"?r tw1 1-lni.a tv44jU. It "V "mprttrr,'' LONDKln-Jid dlapaMfntulS .IWt,3a thu BrlKX" tmloB JafKr been publlako.iL OFFICIAL. VOTE OF NE Meut.-Oovcrnorr. flecretnry ot fltato. o si 0 I 1 a S P If I : : ? : : : U K n ! in Nil 115 .1 1MI 1811 1S2I 1141 81 CO irs 302 410 27 191.1 1IH2 172S I'll 114 US3 35 12.-3 373 417 271 1941 1137 17fS 22DI ! (II I 1 1 1176 1171 JSS 8X3 411 r. ST. 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Years of pa tlcnt, porslstcnt training and develop ment havo brought it to a point of high efficiency which resulted In tho unparalleled victories at Manila and Santiago victories which havo given tho names of our ntiv.il commanders worldwido fame, and added an addi tional pago to the glorious naval his tory of our country Tho report describes In rapid order ... . I mo steps mat wero talccu to con solidate tho squadrons and put tho navy in readiness for hostilities. Slgsbce's famous telegram asking a suspension of publlo opinion in con nection with the blowing up of tho Malno is quoted and tho secretary says: "This Judicious telegram did much to secure in the public mind a dispassion ate view of tho disaster." Tho story of Dewey's victory at Ma nila Is told, And of it thu secretary says: "Asldo from the mere fact of having won without tho lota of a sla glo life, auch a brilliant and electrify- t,0J" for lch will be closely defined Ing victory at tho very outsat of tho lcrlw,U b? Pon, dor n lal .v.. ' - Ik-Knit liliA 4tr.4k.I4fV In ta n 4hrk Tin Ua war, with nil tho confldonco which it infused throughout the country and into the personnol of ovory branch of the service, it removed at once all ap prehension for tho Pacific coast. Tho Indirect pecuniary advantago to tho United States In tho way of saving an Increase of insuranco rates and in as suring tho country freedom from at tack ou that coast Is incalculable." Ono fact disclosed by the history of tho days before tho surrender of San tiago is that Sampson asked to be rep resented in any vonferenco held to arrange tho terms of surrender of San tiago by virtue of the fact that ho had engaged iu tho Joint operations. Shat ter replied that ho should bo glad to have Sampson represented, but tho surrender took placo before his repre sentative could reach tho camp. Ad miral Sampson's chief of staff did ar rive before the final articles were signed, but Shafter docllncd to permit him to be one of the signatories. In view of tho prospcotlvo increase in the navy and tho nccosslty of guard ing tho naval stations which will bo needed In tho nowly acquired territory of tho United States, and especially in view of tho general cflioency displayed by tnarlno corps, tho eooretary says it should be increased to 6,000 jazsvt with the necessary olllcera. Barclay I Cbter ElfctrtUn. CinoAao. Nov. 85. John C. Barclay was appointed tho electrician of the Western Union Telegraph company In the Western division, vlco uimrles 11, Summers, doccasqd. Mr. Barclay, who lis known to tho telograph fraternity all "over tho land, has been lu the ser via of tho Western Union contln tjuiv)ljrf Ine prli, mo. .. Auditor. TrcaHurcr. P . 8 P I : r 4 ! 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Washington, Nov. !d. Senator Cul lom is preparing tho report of tho Ha waiian commission and will submit it to tho President for transmission to Congress so that It will bo ready at the opening of tho session. Tho sena tor declines to glvo details ns to tli character of tho report, but from other sources it was learned that tho re port, as finally drafted, will provide for a partial contlnuauco of tho prcs out government in tho Islands under direct federal supervision, There will bo a sennto of llftoen members and a houso of doublo that number, which is an lncroaso upon the present hJ"S0 membership of Hawaii. There will liA n monilnd nnnHfinnHnrt will bo n graded qualification upon the suffrage. Mombors of the houso may be elected by voters who pass an educational test alone, while members of the senate will bo chosen by voters possessing both edu cational and property qualifications. There is now a property qualification for voting in Hawaii, but tho proposed form of government will modify this so as to furnish an inducement for email holdings. There will be educa tional and property restrictions in re gard to holding office, tho quallfica- wall The tariff laws of tho United States will bo extended to tho Islands without alteration, becauso Hawaii was formally annexod to tho United States by a statute law und any other course would undoubtedly bo- opposed by the supremo court. Tho present supreme court ot tho islands, whoso members hold their places for llfo, is to bo continued and to be given Juris diction of local laws, whoso force will also bo continued as far as possible, as they havo becu taken by law from the statute books of different states in the union and aro, as a wholo, qulto aeceptable. The immigration, labor and general election laws ot tho United States will bo specifically extended to the islands. These will keop out further inroads of coolies. Tho islands will bo glvo a dolcgato in tho Houso ot Representa tives, who will have no voto, but will havo the same privileges as tho repre sentatives of Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma, Tho governor and soma ot the higher territorial officers will be appointed by tho President Tho legislature will have control ovei local taxation and expenditures. Tlv restriction of the suffrage on eduoa tlonnl and jK-opcrty lines will rcduco tho numfeffcs of voters far bolow ths prewnVtjijganlicd territories. Americans vrat the Contra Pkiun, Nov. 2.V An American syn dicate is negotiating with tho Hong and Pokln bank and Jardtno, Matho son & Co. with thevlow ot amalgamat ing for the construction of tho Han Kow-Canton railroad. I.ettlisr lUUmty Wheels. 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With tho enactment of tho regular money bills necessary to carry on tho governmental machinery at this ses sion of Congress, Mr. Cannon socs no occasion for an extra, session as far as legislation for our now possessions is concerned. Ha belloves unripe or hasty legislation for tho government of tho islands would bo infinitely worse than military rule. "Under military governor ship thero Is perfect elasticity," ho said. "Changes ean bo made to fit new conditions as fast as they arlso. A year's delay before attempting per manent legislation will glvo ample time for tho study ot all tho conditions surrounding tho government of tho islands both by the military authori ties and by commissions whloh may be provided by Congress. Congress can then deal intelligently with tho sub ject " The grand total of the appropria tions for tho fiscal year ending July 1, including all the extraordinary war expenses to January 1, but not includ ing the deficiencies for extraordinary expenses from January 1 to July I, is 1893,231,515. There are no figures yet upon which tho appropriations for the coming session of Congross can be based, but Mr. Cannon believes thoy will be considerably below the figures for tho last Congress. A NIGHT CABINET SESSION, I'roildent MeKlnler Bntnaioas nu-AdvU-ri In rot llaite. WABnmoTON, Nov. 28. A npectal meeting of the cabinet was held at 10 o'clock last night. All the members were with tho President except Secre tary Long, who was out of tho city. Tho meeting was called by tho Presi dent in order that his advisors might consider with him advices received from tho American peaco commission ers at Paris. It is understood that tho advices related to cauator proposals iuformally mado to the American com missioners by tho representatives on the commission of tho Maarla govern ment. It is understood that one point now in the negotiations thus far was raised in the dispatches received by tho President, It related to a modi fication of tho terms of the proposi tion submitted to the Spanish com missioners a faw days ago by tho American commissioners, but In Just what partloular tho proposed modifica tion was to bo mado could not bo ascer tained. That tho proposition was not a:ceptod was mado clear by tho Presl d.int in cabling to the American com missioners a reiteration of his formal instructions. Huprrlntendent. 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PAIU9, Nov. 28. Madame Dreyfus, wlfo of tho unhappy prisoner on Dav it's island, is in bed and has been ex tremely ill since tho receipt ot tho recent letter -from her husband. She has been so prostrated, in fact, that access to her is denied and tho text of tho cablo message, which sho is said to havo Bent to Captain Dreyfus, is not obtainable. Following is the translation of tho letter from Cnptaln Dreyfus, read to his wife by tho chiof clerk ot tho min ister of tho colonies, tho French gov ernment having withhold from hor tho possession ot the original lottor: "Despair is beginning to seize me. Havo all my friends forgotten mo? No ono seems to bo occupying themselves with ma I recall to you that months and months ago I wroto to the president of tho ropub llo and to Qoneral lloisdeff re, begging then to Introduce a revision of ray case. I am without news; nothing, nothing comes to mo. I leavo as a bo quest to the president and General Uolidcffre tho task ot avenging my memory, ot clearing my honor, my name and that of my dear children, whom I shall see no more. I shall no longer communicate with my family, as I have said all thero is to be, said, and I havo nothing more to say." This letter has been hinted at, por- haps, but this is tho authentic copy. Captain Dreyfus' affection for his family is well known, and tho pathetic nature of this letter is all tho more ap parent. A move Is on foot to establish a tele phone line from Niobrara to Worn field. NEWS IN BRIEF. Ban Francisco. Ocorgo Lavlgne gained the decision over T'om Tracey at tho end ot a twenty-round fight at 143 pounds or under. St. Louis. Henry Besch, city regis ter, was Indicted on four counts by tho grand Jury, charged with fraudulently manipulating tho elty pay rolls and ac cepting bribes. Jefferson City, Mo. In tho Colo countv circuit court Judgo Bhaoklo- ford sustained a domurror to tho in dictment against John H. Flanagan, charged with attempting to brlbo In connection with tho clvlo federation school bill adopted by the last general assembly. Little Rock, Ark. In North Little Rock M. B. Lano, a seotloa foreman, while in a drunken frenzy, emptied both barrels of a gun loaded with buxkahot into his wife's face, killing her instantly. Tho woman's son, V, H. Wright, Belted tho gun and broke It over the murderer's head, crushing the skulL Washington. Tho annual report ft Paymaster General T. II. Stanton of tho army shows an expenditure ot 29,400,019, an increase of i'i, 35(1,804 compared , with " " " OonoralT THIEVES IN THE STATE HOUSE Money Stolen from Ota Depntlt Vanlta ol the Knnnat HtaU Cnpltol Tocxea, Kan., Nov. id. The ofrtcorsw' and employes of the stato house werefc wildly excited this forenoon by tho discovery that the private boxes of tho vault of the stato treasurer have becu robbed recontty of sums aggregating nearly n thousand dollars, possibly, more. In this vault is a section ol boxes, whloh for years It has been tho custom of state c-filcors and employes of the state house to use as safe depos itories for monoy, prlvato papers and othor valuables. Tho boxen aro la beled with tho names of their respect ive owners and each has a koy sup posed to fit his partloular box and no other. By tho rules of the troasury, nobody is permitted to entor the vault exoept cmployos of tho offico and per sons holding boxos. At night nobody n enter, the doors bolng equipped with a time lock. On Wednesday Governor Lesdy went to his box to get a little Thanksgiving money and was surprised to find noth ing there. Just a week before he had loft $103 in the box aud had not been near it since. He mado no investiga tion at tho time, as he was about to leave for his homo in Lawrence, and he cautioned tho employes ot the ofilco to say nothing about it. Boon after ward the vault was closed and tho tlmo lock put on till to-day. Last night J. M. Harrington, tho atato house guldo, who kept a llttlo fruit atand In the building, dlea and this morning his wlfo sent her key down to the treasurer's office for soma money, bar husband having 8300 in a box. The box was opened by Mr. Williams, the assistant trcasuror, and the money was found to be gone. In formation of this loss Boon spread over the building and the omployes has tened to examlno their boxes, The first to open her box was Lena Mo Lalllnwho discovered that 9100 eno had put away for safe keeping was missing. Then W. II. Harbee, a Jani tor, whose box Is just abovo Mr. Har ington's, found that he had lost 81S0. Rarboo Is a son-in-law of Harrington. IL A. Mosher, an employe of tho treas urer, was more fortunato. Ho bad f 000 in a box, but it was locked within a smaller box and tho thiof did not take it, presumably becauso it was too bulky to carry away without dlsoov cry. Numerous others havo boxes in tho Vault, but to far tho losses above stated are tho ouly ones discovered. Thero may bo others, however, as tho holders are out of town. Among them aro John W. Rrcldonthal, stato bank commissioner; M. A. Waterman, assist ant state bank commissioner; W. IT. Barnes, secretary of tho stato horti cultural society; J. W. Amiss, assistant superintendent of public instruction! U. Z. Gill, secretary of the stato board ot health, besides a number of clerks and minor employes of tho stato house. When It was discovered that a wholc salo robbory had been committed, tho treasurer of state, Mr. Hcflobower, and Mr. Williams, his nsslstant, be gan an investigation and found that instead of thoro being but one key for every box, many of tho boxes woro exactly aliko and one key was found that fitted eight different boxes, ono ot them being Mr. Ucflebower'a box. It was also learned that keys given out by former treasurers havo never been turned In and on that account the ouly real security is tho strong doors of tho vault Itself and tho tlmo locks. It is agreed by all that atuco tho vault la secured by the tlmo lock at night, tho robberies wero committed during busi ness hours, and by somebody who holds a box and discovered by experi menting that his koy fitted oth. boxes. ' That the robbery was committed by ? omobody employed in the state house nobody doubts, for although others may havo keys given out by former treasurers, only persons known to have keya have been allowed to enter the vault during this admlnlstratioa. Mr. Heflobower will employ a dotect Ive to ferret ont the robber. SECRETARY BLISS'- REPORT. Commeot on tli Frozrois BtarSa by t&a Indiana. WAsniNOTON, Nov. 20. The annual report of Secretary of tho Interior Bliss reviews in detail tho progress ot pension, Indian, land, patent, educa tional and territorial affairs. Review ing the gradual diminution of publlo land area, Sacrotary Bliss says: "Of threo hundred and odd million acres ot desert land requiring irrigation to render them valuable farming lunda, tho available wator supply Is suffioleat for only 71,500,000 acres, leaving 200, 670,000 acres suitable for graslng pur poses, Thero aro thirty forest reser vations embracing an estimated aroa of 40, MO, 71 acros." The Indians are deolarcd to havo mado substantial progress, and the Chippewa outbreak was tho only seri ous disturbance of tho year. Refer ring to this trouble, tho report points to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones' successful offorts In bringing about tho surrender ot tho Indians, and says the origin ot tho trouble is now under joint investigation by the departments ot tho lntorlor and of Justice. Nrw Yon, Nov. 88. rope Loo JUl has posed for the American vltasaope. In piotures now everyone may seo htu walk, bow, take off his hat, smile, drive in his landau through the alleys of tho Vatican gardons, that aro closed to tho profane, and glvo, with his right hand raised, tho apostolllo bene diction. Tho photographer was VT. Kennedy-Laurlo Dickson. Ho la a graduate ot Edison's laboratory. He took to Rome letters ot introduction from American prelates, whose lu fluenco is powerful, and Anally oV talned tho pope's permission to photo graph him. 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