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OFFICIALS ORDERED TO CRUSH
REVOLT IN RUSSIA.
.Agrarian Dlsordcru Have Broken Oul '
1 In Vicinity of St. Petersburg Revo-
! lutlonicts Hold Meetings and Dls-I
! cuss Plan of Action.
1 St. Pctfrshsft'tj, July 25. War to
the knife with revolution, and tli'J
lcnlfe to the hilt, was proclaimed by
Premier Stolypln In a telegram ad
dressed 'to the governor generals, gov
ernors and prefects throughout Russia
and to the viceroy of the Caucasus,
who are ordered to strike and sparu
not In efforts to preserve order and
crush the "enemies of society."
included li- this category, as shown
ly the events of the day, are not only
i evolutionists and socialists, but tilst:
the educated liberal and landed
classes ropreitented In the constitu
tional democratic party, whose clubs,
everywhere have been closed, nnd all
the progressive newspapers, which arc -not
permitted to lift their voices any-
.where- throughout tho entire land.
The manifesto bears ti romarka.ii..
similarity to the earlier compositions
of Ministers of the Interior Plchvc
mid
Iiress
f against Frederick I
A. Hyde, John A. BeiiRon, Henry I.
IMmonri and Joost II. Schneider, In
dicted In connection with public laud
frauds In Oregon nnd California, in
which It was sought to compel tho
government to elect as to .which of
the counts In tho Indictments they
will bo tried upon. The court, how
ever, granted a motion to compel tho
government to furnish a bill of par
ticulars to specific charges against tho
defendants.
Quo Warranto Proceedings Filed.
Lincoln, July 2-i. Quo warranto
proceedings to oust Drs. Alden and
Nicholson were filed In supreme court.
Move to Oust Alden.
Lincoln, July 23. Governor Mickey
has decided to begin ouster proceed
ings against Superintendent Alden
and Assistant Superintendent Nichol
son of tho Norfolk hospltnl for the In-'
sane. At his request papers were pre-,
pared at tho attorney general's olllco
and will he filed In the supreme court '
today. The state's pleadings enumer-1
ate the charges of mismanagement
against the asylum officials. I
ton, foioph II. Vaughn, Joseph C.
Vaughn, Cheyenne county, 2,100 acres.
Daniel Hill, Henry Oberwctter, John
W. 11111, John M. Lowry, Sheridan
county, 13,320 acres. j
Cyrus Joy, w. N. Wilkinson, Mar
tha Patmore, Thomas lllggins, A. M.
Wilson, Sheridan county, 5.GG0 acres.
Tho DeFrnnco Cattlo company, C.
Jamison, James P. Nolan, Lcaltc Bnl
llngor, M. C. Hubbell, W. Lotspich, H.
Lotsplch, John It. Webster, Frank An
Ueney, Deuel county, 20,000 acres.
Star Ranch company, Charles H.
Tulleyv Anthony M. Wilson, Sheridan
county, 22,000 acres.
Itush Creek Land and Live Stock
company, Thomas E. Wells, Reuben
Llsco, Samuel P. Jones, Deuel county,
15,900 acres
Albert Metzger, William Metzger
nnd Metzger Bros., Joseph A. Sault,
George E. Shadbolt, II. C. Shadholt,
William Floischman and Shadbolt
Bros., Daniel Webster, Edwnrd Weed,
John Bishop, Jonathan F. Young,
Bishop & Young, Cherry county, 3D,
G20 acres.
Emsgmmsssg
Starves to Death in Asylum.
Nebraska City, Neb., July 18.-
Either remorse or Insanity caused !
BOLT STRIES GRANDSTAND.
Five Persons Killed and Score In
jured at Manitowoc, Wis.
Manitowoc, Wis., July 23. Just be
fore a ball game between a local team
and a Plymouth (Wis.) nine a flerco
llMillffln, and the reactionary r remorso swept over the city
nan had slight dilllculty In ( "oyd. who strangled her sister a Qf i Uu)
grandstand, where tho spectators and
players had sought shelter. Five per
il,,,, ii .iWii nc ilmv nlr.m.iv hn.l dona tholr boma nenr here on June 30,
with the imperial manifesto, Into an1 stnrve ,ierself to death in an asy-
. . . Mint fet ir Innnnn nt T Innnln Thft
appeal to the "League of Russian,
Men'' and other old school Russians
to rise and smite all the piogrcsslvu
class.es.
Even before the dt duration of tho
dissolution of the lowor house of par
liament, tho A-iir office had perfected
Its plans Toi handling expected disot
ders. 'jenei:il Mulk-r Zakomclhky was
recalled from the command of a corps)
and placed at the disposition of the
war olllco to be used wherever trouble
may first be manifested. Both tho
government and the revolutionists ex
pect this outbreak in the south, and
ih.it it will i oil north to the two cap
itals. This may Induce tho proletariat to
postpone the declaration of a general
strike from St. Petersburg until con
tagion is boine up from the south.
Tho railroaders, however, are anx
ious to have this strike declared at
once. Members of tho railway em
ployes union with whom tho Asso
ciated Proas correspondents here and
in Moscow have talked declared that
they were ready to walk out at tho
first call from the League of Leagues,
with which the union is federated.
The strictest censorship over news of
military disorders is maintained.
Meetings are being held In a dozen
houses in St. Petersburg and just
across tho frontier railway employes,
peasants socialists and revolutionists
of different bhados of opinion are dis
cussing the best plan of action to
throw tho whole machinery of tho
government out of gear.
Agrarian disorders have broken out
in tho vicinity of St. Petersburg. The
estate of General Baron Fredericks,
aide-de-camp to the emperor, forty
miles from the capital, has been plun
dered by peasants. General Freder
icks asked tor troops from Gatchlna,
uut wa3 Informed that the situation
was too serious to permit of the
changing of the present military dis
positions. Under threat of dispersal at tho
point of the bayonet the dissolved par
liament adjeurned at Vlborg after
adopting nn address to the peoplo
calling for a revolution to win liberty.
lum for the Insane at Lincoln. Tho I
sisters lived alone. Miss Lloyd admit
ted killing her sister. She gave as
her only reason that she feared tho ;
sister was going Insane. She protested '
her own sanity, hut was adjudged In
sane and taken to Lincoln. There she
absolutely refused to touch food and
slowly died. The funeral was held at
the family homo In Wyoming, six
miles north of here. i
LaFollcttc at Hastings Chautauqua.
Hastings., Neb.. July 23. The clos
ing clay of tho Hastings Chautauqua
sons were killed outright and twenty
or more injured. At least fifty moro
wore stunned by tho shock.
Tho dead: Albert Skuhra, Walter
Handl, Irvine Woellert, Anton Knrke,
William Knaitx.cn.
Most seriously injured: Harvey
Kono, limb? paralyzed; Frank Boehn.
splinter of wood forced into breast,
Walter Boehn, shocked, unconscious;
Theodore Burmeister, paralyzed, may
die.
When the storm came players and
spectators alike sought shelter in tho
Tlio Kind You Havo Always Bought, nnd which has been
ia uso for over 30 years, lias borno tho signature of
and has been inado under his ncr-
fflit-jr soual supervision since its infancy.
'"CoCCt4&i Allow tin nnn fmlnnnlvn i-n 1ilu
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" are but
Experiments that triilo with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allays Feverishnoss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
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THE CCNTAUfl COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET. NCWVOKK CITY.
great feature of tho day was the ad
dress of United States Senator Robert
M. LaFollcttc, which was the magnet
that drew one the largest out-of-town
crowds seen In Hastings for many a
clay. When Senator LaFollette was
introduced by Hon. J. N. Clarke at tho
Chautauqua auditorium he faced an
audience estimated at over 8,000 peo
ple. Senator LaFolletto spoke for
three and one-half hours, and prom
inent public men and politicians pres
ent from nil over this section of the i
state declare it to havo been tho most
eloquent and effective pica for repre-1
scntntivo government, for honesty in '
public life and political reforms In
state nnd nation over listened to hero
or delivered in Nebraska. ,
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proved to bo by far the best. The' srumiHuiuu. mo uun miugk iu ium
ami (lescenneu among ino crowu,
knocking scores of people flat. Two
were found dead In the stand and tho
other three Just outside on the field.
IDE WILL HUNT PULAJANES.
Under sudden terror 500 Jewish fam
ilies sought refugo In other parts of
tho city.
Two Shot by Jealous Husband. '
Peoria, July 25. One man was in
stantly killed and another fatally
wounded In a shooting affray at Ed
wards station, near Peoria. The dead
TRAGEDY AT NEBRASKA CITY.
Hotel Clerk Shoota Himself and His
Young Sweetheart.
Nebraska City, Neb., July 19. Con
siderable excitement was occasioned
in and about the Morton house when
a woman was heard pleading in one
of the upper rooms In tho servants
quarters and a scream for help was
followed by two shots.
Ofilcers were called and found tho
Governor of Philippines Sends Regu
lars Against the Outlaws.
Manila, July 25. Governor Ido has
requested military aid to punish tho
Pulajanes In the province of Leyte. man lg Edward Church of St. David's,
A battalion of the Eighth Infantry aml jnines Donnegnn of Elmwood Is
from Hollo and a battalion of thb' (lyJng at a hospital .In this city. Ligo '
Fourth infantry from Camp Domus vng's. a coal miner, fired the fatal
have been sent to tho assistance of I sll0ts m a flt 0f jealous rage, and then
the constabulary. General Allen ex nc(l lo (tno timber, where he is still a
peeled possibly to conduct a campaign : fgiuVo Church and Donnegan were
in Cobu, but the ladrone chief and boarders at tho Wages home.
forty-eight men have surrendered, and
Governor Oamena reports that thero
are no more outlaw bands there and
that the island Is completely pacified.
The ladrone leaders, Montalon, Sa
kay, Vlllefuerte, Devega, Carreou and
Natlvldad, fcavo pleaded guilty to tho
charges of bandolerlsm at Cavlte.
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Man Hunt In Ohio.
Zanosvllle, O., July 25. A man
hunt through tho woods of Perry coun
ty ended In a victory for the pursuers
In the woods near Gloucester. Whllo
door of tho room locked. They broke the eight-year-old daughter of Charles
it open nnd found Charles Norrls, tho J Hummers of Misco was picking black
night clerk of the hotel, lying, fully I berries she was seized by a man
BRYAN'S IDEA PREVAILS.
Nebraskan's Proposition In Cause of
Peace Unanimously Adopted.
London, July 23. William J Bry
an's proposed rider to file model arbi
tration treaty was dismissed at a sea-' Was insanely jealous.
sion oi mo international
dressed, in a pool of blood on tho
floor wiin a bullet hole through the
side of his head, and Miss Pearl
Crouso, one of the dining room girls,
lying on the bed, partly disrobed, and
blood streaming irom a 'hole In her
forehead.
From what can bo learned, Norrls,
who came hero about a month ngo,
mot tho girl and became infatuated
with her. They were both together
a great cieai on tue streets aim no
Negro Soldiers Wanted for Murder.
Shoshoni, Wyo., July 2-L Two col
ored cavalrymen from Fort Washaki
will be arrested charged with tho mur
der of City Attorney Moody and the
shooting of Banker Adams here a few
days ago. The authorities have
learned that two soldiers who had
trouble with Night Watchman McCoy
were looking for McCoy on the night
of the murder, and it is generally be
lieved they killed Moody by mistake.
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council of
the Interparliamentary union and re
suited in its being recast as follows:
If a disagreement should arise
which Is not Included In those to be,
submitted to arbitration, the contract-1
ing parties thall not resort to any act'
of hostility before they separately or'
jointly Invite, as the case may neces
sitate, tho formation of nn interna-1
tlonal commission of Inquiry or me
diation of ono or moro friendly pow
ers, this requisition to take place, If
necessary, in accordance with articlo
8 of tho Hague convention, providing
for a peaceful settlement of Interna
tional conflicts.
Tho above was unanimously adopted
nfter speeches by former Austrian
Minister of Commerce Von Plener and
Mr. Bryan, warmly supporting tho
amended rider. Tho latter said that
Ills amendment was aimed at widen
ing the scope of arbitration so as to
include questions of national honor,
the chances being a hundred to one
that tho proposed Investigation of
facts would also settle any question
of national honor. If the hand of war
could be stayed until the conscience
awakened, wars would become moro
remote. The amendment, thereforo,
was a long step in the direction of
peace.
Oregon Land Fraud Cases.
1 Washington, July 25. Justlco Gould
In criminal court denied tho motion
He Is thought to havo called the
girl into her room and, after making
her partly disrobe, shot her in tho
forehead, and, thinking sho was dead,
placed tho revolver to his head and
discharged It, blowing a large holo In
the side, from which blood and brains
gushed.
SUITS AGAINST CATTLEMEN.
Civil Action Brought for Violation of
Fence Law.
Omaha, July 24. Civil suits wero
brought by tho government In the
United States circuit court against a
large numbor of cattlemen and ranch
men on the chnrgo of illegally enclos
ing public ' lands in northern Ne
braska. The allegation In tho peti
tion charges tho defendants with un
lawfully erecting and maintaining
fences on certain public lnnds, nnd
that they have failed to go onto or
: Improve the lands and havo prevented
accuul homesteaders from making set
tlements. Tho court is asked to or
der tho removal of tho fences within
flvo days, and In case the order is not
obeyed to romovo and destroy tho
fenco and to restrain defendants
from farther violation of tho lawB In
this respect.
The sultB aro against tho following
parties, specifying tho amount of va
cant land tho different parties have
unlawfully enclosed: Harry H. Boll
wood,. James .BelhyomJ, R.l, Hamn-
named Lew Eblln. Her screams
brought h'sr elder brother to her res
cue, and EDlin fled. A posse was
formed and bloodhounds nut on tho
track. After a chase lasting through'
tho night and part of the day, tho!
posse came upon Eblln, who surren-'
dorod. Ho had fired all of tho loads
of his revolver at ono of the blood
hounds which attacked him. and se
verely wounded him.
Hartje Divorce Case.
Pittsburg, Pa., July 25. From tho
statement mado by District Attorney
John S. Robb, there are more sensa
tions indicated In connection with tho
Hart jo dfvoico case than havo here
tofore been disclosed. Mr. Itobb,
whllo nttendlng the hearing, said that
as soon ns the Hartje case was sub
mitted to the court thero would bo ar
rests which would develop pronounced
sensations. It is expected that a great
legal battle will take placo when
Hartjo's attorneys endeavor to show
how the Madino love letters wero se
cured.
Situation In Odessa.
Odessn, July 25. There has been no
actual pogrom hero, but drunken
Cossacks endeavored to Instlgato an
anti-Jewish massacre In tho Industrial
suburb of Maldovanka, but wero scat
tered by Infantry, who Instantly sur
rounded the Jewish quarter and
threatened to annihilate tho Cossacks.
Tho latter wero withdrawn to the 'bar
racks by .their. c.Qmmand.ajH'a order.
Shaw to Speak in Iowa.
Washington, July 25. Secretary
Shaw will leave Washington today for
Chicago. Later In tho week ho will ,
go to Iowa, where he will deliver an
address at a Chautauqua near Des
Moines. Ho also will deliver several ,
addresses throughout the state and
will attend tho stato convention at
Des Moines on Aug. 1. Mr. Shaw will
return to Washington about Aug. 15. '
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Dlwer Perishes Dene&th River.
St. Louts, July 25. W. II Pickard,
while woi king many feet beneath the
Mississippi river in a diver's suit, lost J
his life through the breaking cf his
life lino. It was flvo hours beforo ho
was brought to the surface, and al-
though the air hose remained Intact, .
he had suffocated, probably because i
he had not been able to signal to the
pumpers the amount of air he desired.
Lincoln, July 23. Preparations are
well under way for making the second
Nobinska corn contest the largest and
best of Its kind ever lipid. The meet
ing will continue for Ave days, Dec.
11 to 15 next. Some of the best tal
ent In the country has already been
secured for tho meeting. The com
mittee is after tho best music that
the state can provide. The location of
the meeting has not yet been decided.
The executive committee, composed of
the state officers of both associations,
together with the manager, will de
cldo upon the question of location and
other Important matters relative to
tho convention at a business meeting
which has been called to meet at York
Friday.
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