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RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
L0B8 OF TRADE THREATENED
IF TREATY IS TERMINATED.
WILL DISTRIBUTE MAINE RELICS
Will be Given to Cities and 8ocletlea
When Requested Arliona Elec
tlon a Triumph for Progress-
Ivea Aasaaalnatlon
Denied.
Washington. A report lias spread
at the capital that tho efforts of tho
state department to procure more
liberal treatment for American Jew
Ish cltlzona In Russia had resulted
In a tentative agreement for a modi
flcotlon of the Russian restrictions
which might provo a satisfactory so
lution of the passport question. State
officials deny any knowledge of tho
agreement, but say negotiations are
In progress. Opposition to tho sonato
progtam for Immediate action on the
8ulzer houso resolution looking to
tho termination of tho Russian treaty
of 1832 Is developing among soma
senators. It Ib based largely on tho
theory that estrangement between this
country and Russia would have tho
effect of bringing Russia Into alliance
with Japan with tho result of Injuring
the oriental trade of tho United States.
May be Had For the Asking.
Washington. Portions of tho bat
tleship Maine, now being cleared of
mud nnd debris In Havana harbor, aru
to bo donated to cltlcB, patriotic so
cieties nnd tho survivors or heirs of
survivors of the Maine, under a plan
presented to tho houso In the urgent
deficiency bill. Tho bill carries 2,
270,000. It authorizes nn additional
appropriation of $250,000 for raising
tho Maine, making a total of $000,
000 for that purpose.
Showing Governors Good Time.
Indianapolis, I ml. Tho lives ot
two members of tho party of western
governors wero endangered when an
nutomobllo carrying Governor Ed
win L. Norrls of Montana and Gover
nor Joseph M. Caroy of Wyoming, run
ning at tho rato of sixty miles nn
hour over tho brick track of tho motor
Rpecdway, skidded and crashed Into
another machine. Governor Norrls
suffered u bruised arm and face. Ho
also complained of lnternnl pains, but
Insisted that ho was not seriously
hurt. Governor Cnroy nnd O. A.
Scnull of IndlnnnpoIlH wero In tho
car, but escaped injury.
Wat Without Foundation.
London. A rumor Hint King Gcorgo
had been assassinated In tho royal
camp at Delhi was circulated broad
cast in London and created tremend
ous oxcltomcnt on the streets. Officials
Insisted that tho rumor was without
foundation, niyl declared that It
probably nroso through sensational
reports of n slight flro in n tent ad
joining that of tho king.
"Man of Mystery In Wreck.'
Morion, -Ind. Gcorgo A. Klmmel
tho NiloB, Mich., "man of mystery"
In the Insurance caso who was injured
In a Chesapeake & Ohio passenger
train wreck near Converse, Ind.
ThuiBday night, has developed parnly
uls of tho legs and is not expected to
recover. Klmmel suffered two broken
ribs and an Injury to tho spine.
It Cost Two Hundred Dollars,
Indianapolis. Inq.-'-Two hundrod
dollars was what It cost to get Ortie
McManlgal to dynamite tho street
railway power house in Omaha a year
and a halt ago. And that ho was
paid In about tho samo proportion for
hlB other Jobs was also brought out
In tho confession laid before tho grand
jury Friday.
Freight Train on a Rampage.
Scranton. Pa. By tho running
nwoy of u freight trnln In tho yards
of tho Dolnwnro & Hudson company
four or five men wero killed nnd Ave
lujurcd. two of whom will die; tho
machine shops of tho company wero
set on llro and burned, together with
five locomotives.
Olobo, Ariz. George ', P. Hunt,
the first governor-oloct of Arizona
has Issued a statement In which he
declared the victory of tho demo
cratic tlckot In tho election Tuesday
was a triumph for both progressive
democrats and progressive republi
cans. To carry out theBo progressive
principles, says tho statement, "both
In letter and spirit, shall bo the essen
tial part or my duty as chief execu
tive and In that duty I shall not bo
derelict." ' , v
Justice Declarea.lt Unconstitutional.
Norfolk, Va. The law passed by
tho legislature of Virginia requiring
hotolB to furnish shoots at least eight
feet long to all beds has boen de
clared unconstitutional by Police Jus
tice Duncan, beforo whom a test pros
ecution was brought. Tho atato ap
pealed.
Lanno, Mindanao, P. I, Forty-two
Moro outlaws wero killed hero In an
engagement with a detachment of
American tcouts. There wore no
fatalities on the American aide.
WILLDISWH
EVENTS OF THE DAYf
SOME PARAGRAPHS OF TIMELY
INTEREST.
ARE BRIEF BUT TO THE POINT
Items of Events That Are Transpiring
In Our Own as Well as In
Foreign Lands Washing
ton Political News.
Washington.
Tho pension committee will consider
Bovvlce pension legislation nftor tho
Christmas holidays.
A bill has been introduced iu tho
sonato to eliminate from oaths the
words "So help me, God."
The foreign affairs committee- has
agreed to favorably report the Sulzer
resolution for abrogation or tho Rub
ilan treaty.
A bill appropriating $30,000 for the
Orlcevlllo, Tonn., sufferers has been
Introduced by Senator Lea of Ten-'
nessee.
Two bills relative to claims of San
tec and Ponca Indians in Nebraska
have been Introduced by Congress
man Stephens.
Tho investigating -board has found
that the destruction of the Maine was
caused by an exterior explosion and
has so reported.
Georgo W. Perkins has put before
tho interstate commerce committee a
plan for a federal commission for
licensing corporations.
Officials of tho Chinese embassy are
worried over tho failure of Shao Kip
(AUrcd) Szo, newly appointed minis
ter from China, to arrive at Washing
ton. Another quarter or a million dollars
has boon asked from congress by Gen
eral Dlxby for raising the battleship
Maino. This would make a total of
1900,000.
Abrogation or the Russian treaty or
1832 because or discriminations
against American Jews and o.hers
may becomo a law beforo tho Christ
mas holiday recess or congress.
Senator Hitchcock will shortly In
troduce n bill requiring passenger
Bhlps clearing from American ports
to enrry two wireless operators. Tho
present law demands only one opera
tor. Tho railroad securities commission
recommends thnt enforced publicity
for all railroad financing is tho most
effectlvo weapon agalUBt stock water
ing which tho government has at its
command.
Senator Drown declares all parties
and all candidates' should recognize
Btntcment No. 1 of tho Nebraska pri
mary law, and says ho is ready to
abldo entirely by the result of tho
April primary.
The dismissal or Secretary or Agri
culture Wilson from tho cabinet has
been demanded by tho national anti
saloon league, which llkowlso went
on record as opposed to the reinstate
aient of tho army ennteen.
Congress Is expected to paas sup
plementary legislation this winter
relatlvo to payment for land Included
In reclamation projects that farmery
In theso nreas may havo a longer
Vorlod In which to pay for their land.
General News.
Congress will tuko a recess from
December 22 to January 3.
W. J. "Bryan has left Colon for the
United States by way of Jamaica.
1 Tho estato or tho lato John W.
Gates la stated to bo 118,542,70.1.07.
Ambrose Aglus, papal delegate In
tho Philippines, died suddenly Wed
ncsday morning,
Ab a result or heavy rains there Is
fear of further damngo by a second
flood at Black River Falls, Wis.
A Russian detachment of 450 men
and two guns has arrived at Peking
to reinforce the legation guard.
King George V and his consort,
Queen Mary, wero Tuesday proclaimed
emperor and empress of India.
From now until January 1 the Rod
Cross Christmas seals may be placed
anywhero on lettorti or packages.
Sixteen persons were killed and
thirty Injured by tho derailment uf
two cars which fell into tho river
Durno In Portugal.
Tho pure food board of tho dopan
mont or ngrlculturo has recommended
that tho Importation or abalntho Into
tho United States bo prohibited nftcr
January 1, next.
A dangerous Insurrection liho broken
out In Albania. Twelve thousand men
nro under arms and an extension of
tho movement Is probable,
That there aro 100 or moro dead
men remaining In tho Brlcovlllo,
Tenn., mlno thoro, Is no doubt, but
hope or rescuing any or thorn alive has
been abandoned.
The first Btnte election In Arizona
hns resulted In n democratic victory
ror 6onntors and representatives In
congress and stato officials, according
to admissions of republican loaders.
Several ot tho small towns In the
stato or Puobln, Moxlco, havo Joined
In the robelllon against tho Madero
government.
Twenty-two or tho suffragettes ar
rested In connection with tho demon
stration at tho London houso of com
mons on November 21, havo been In
dicted. Tho American Tobacco company
,ias purchased from tho Burloy To
bacco Bocloty, at 16 cents a pound,
all the tobacco remaining In tho 1909
pool, about 8,000,000 pounds, thus
closing out all tho pool holdings and
bringing tho tobacco war to a close.
Tho Infant daughter of Quecu Vic
toria or Spain, born Tuesday, will
probnbly receive tbo namo or Christina.
Tho Russian minister or tho Interior
hns introduced In tho duma a bill to
authorize a credit or 159,000,000 for
famino roller.
Tho republican national committee
met at Chicago Tuesday and formu
lated the preliminary plans ror tho
campaign or 1912.
James B, McCreary, In whose elec
tion Kentucky returned to the demo
cratic column, was inaugurated as
governor Tuesday.
Two candidates for the United
States navy are in the naval training
station hospital at Chicago suffering
from spinal meningitis.
A proposal to adopt a general law
or prohibition against the salo of al
coholic liquors throughout New Zea
land has been defeated.
Hajo IJcbz, a porter In a saloon at
Dos Moines, Iowa, has fallen heir to a
fortune of $40,000, left by his father,
who died In Holland sixteen years ago.
The Minnesota stato federation of
labor, through Its executive council,
has passed resolutions condemning
the McNamara brothers for dynamit
ing. Tho new Carnegie library and the
town hall, under construction at Pres
ton, Minn., collapsed. A crew of work
men engaged in the construction
escaped.
The gucrrila bands of Moros In tho
Jolo district of Manila, against which
American detachments have been op
erating for the last few weoks, have
capitulated.
The lockout of metal workers,
which began on November 30 and af
fected between 50,000 and 00,000 men,
has been settled and many havo re
turned to work.
Tho coroner at Springfield, III., fell
dead at the inquest of Charles R. Mar
pie, former Omaha lawyer and regent
of Nebraska university, whose body
was found in the Illinois river.
Among officers elected by tho Hotel
men's Protective association, in ses
sion nt Now York city, Rome Miller
of Omaha, Neb., was chosen a mem
ber or tho exccutlvo committee.
Official reports received at Mexico
City that uprisings hud taken place
In tho stnte of Puebla, caused the
government to order tho third bat
talion from that place Into that state.
Tho government's prosecution of
tho meat packers at Chicago was en
dorsed by tho corn belt meat pro
ducers' association In convention nt
Des Moines. Tho stockmen said they
wanted competitive markets kept
open.
R. S. Woglum of tho bureau of en
tomology, department or agriculture,
returned from India with a quantity or
tho parasites that reed on the white
fly that is considered so destructive to
the orango groves of tho United
States.
Gen. P. H. Barry of Greeley, Neb.,
member or tho national board or sol
diers' homes, has virtually been as
sured of appointment as governor of
the soldiers' homo at Dayton, Ohio,
one of the largest homes In tho United
States.
Dr. Wu Ting Fang, rormer. Chinese
minister to Washington nnd now sec
retary or foreign affairs for tho rebel
government, has sent a protest to
Washington and to Andrew Carnegie
asking that no American loan bo
made to tho Mauchus.
The Portuguese government has de
cided that tho jewels found In the
royal palaces nt Lisbon, Cintra. Mafra
nnd other places after tho flight of
King Manuel nnd his relatives on Oc
tober 1, 1010, are" tho property or the
republic and they will bo, sold.
By the capsizing or a boat in which
she was being rescued from tho steam
er Delhi, which had struck on a rock
on the coast of Africa, Louise Victoria,
princess royal of Great Britain and
Ireland, had a narrow escape from
drowning. She waB finally brought
to shore by sailors.
After weeks of Investigation by
government agents In many parts ot
tho country where explosions took
place, tho federal grand -jury at In
dianapolis, Ind., has begun its inquiry
into an alleged nation wide conspir
acy by which moro than 100 struc
tures were blown up.
Tho International coherence at The
Hague, on motion or tho United States,
seconded by China, adopted n resolu
tion to limit snecessively the manu
facture nnd uso or prepared opium, as
well as tho trade In that drug, mak
ing nllowanco for exceptional circum
stances In tho countries concerned,
A change of venuo was granted In
the caso of tho members ot the John
Dlctz family of Cameron dam affair
ut Hnywnrd, Wis. Tho cases will be
tried In Eau Claire county tho first
Monday In March.
Burt II. Franklin, an Investigator
employed by tho dofonso in tho mur
dor trial or James B. McNamara, Just
ended, has boen held to tho superior
court at lx)s Angolos to answer to the
charges or bribing ,& juror and at
tempting to Influence tho verdict ot a
Jury.
A suit has been tiled at Boston for
tho dissolution of the United Shoe
Machinery company.
A vigorous Investigation and prose
cution of all connected with the al
leged dynamite conspiracy Is the In
junction from the department of Jus
tice to Attorney Mlllor,- under which
he will conduct the foderal grand jury
Inquiry nt Indianapolis,
Chicago was chosen as tho conven
tion city and tho call has beon Issued
ror tho assembling or delegates on
Tuesday, Juno 18. to nominate candi
dates ror president and vice-president
on the republican ticket
HUNTING OR HESSE
AUTOMOBILE CAUSES DEATH OF
A LINCOLN WOMAN.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What le Going on Here and There
That It of Interest to the Read
er Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
TectimBeh. sheriff Eugeno L. Rob
ertB of Johnson county has engaged
a prominent detective to work on tho
E. B Hesso murder caBe. Hesse, who
It la charged, murdered his wife and
stepdaughter In this city about a year
ko anu uuneu ineir bodies in an
abandoned well on his premises, has
Buccessrully eluded all efforts made
for his capture up to this time. Thero
Ib a standing reward of $1,000 tor his
capture.
Will Come to Nebraska.
Lincoln. Kansas, the Indomitable
foe of Nebraska on tho gridiron, will
come to Nebraska noxt year. Secre
tary Whltten of the commercial club
Is planning to havo the game pulled
off during the session of tho Nebraska
State Teachers' association If the edu
cators decide to come to Lincoln. An
alumni reunion is also being planned
to take place at the conclusion of tho
Kansas-Nebraska game. It Is believed
that Nebraska will have one of tho
best teams In Its history.
Lived Two Years With Broken Spine.
Lincoln John R. Shoar, who has
lived for two and n half years with a
broken spine, died Sunday evening nt
his home here. Mr. Shoar was former
ly a conductor In the employ of the
Burlington, nnd received his injuries
April 27, 1909, by nnclior poleB of a
stretched rablo breaking and knock
ing him against n dump car.
Delivery Auto Explodes.
Beatrice. A delivery nutomobllo be
longing to the J. W. Hill dray line
exploded in front of a grocery and
was completely destroyed by fire, to
gether with a load of groceries. The
driver, who was underneath the car
mnklng some repairs, had a narrow
escape.
Crushed by Automobile.
Lincoln. Struck by nn automobile
which was proceeding nt less than
eight miles nn hour. Mrs. L. M. Ed
miston. was instantly killed just as
she wns attempting to board an East
O street car here Wednesday noon.
Benedict. Mr. Hunt, who' Uvcb
southwest or Benedict, roll from a
fifty-foot windmill tower, falling
through tho roof or the milk house.
Soveral ribs and a leg wero broken.
He Is In a critical condition.
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE.
Senator Norrls Brown has written
rrom Washington to Secretary or
State Wait for blanks to bo used by
him in filing as a candidate for United
States senntor.
Floyd Seybolt. formerly of Lincoln
but now a legal resident of Geneva,
has filed nomination papers as a can
didate for state treasurer on the demo
cratic ticket. Ho has filed a request
with the secretnry of state to have his
nrfme placed on the primary ballot.
The state board of pardons has re
fused to recommend n pardon for Jay
O'llcarn, tho Omaha young man who
with othors shot and killed n saloon
keeper. Nels Lnusten of Omaha. Tho
object of tho robbery waB to obtain
money to continue n protracted spree.
O'Hearn was Hrst sentenced to death,
but tho supremo court reduced tho
sentence to lire Imprisonment.
For the purposo or securing the
most complete and exhaustive data
possible, tho Nebraska rural lire com
mission has sent out blanks upon
which are Included a number or ques
tions which farmers in all parts or the
stato nro expected to answer ror their
information. Conditions of all sorts
and phnscB pertaining to farms and
rural life of this stato are included in
tho list. Secretary Frank G. Odoll, In
writing tho letters for tho Informa
tion, gives explicit explanation of the
purposes or tho commission and what
It desires to learn In order that a re
port may bo mado at tho next session
or tho stnte legislature.
Arthur B. Allen has entered the race
for secretary of the stato railway com
mission. Mr. Allen Is now secretary
of tho stato republican committee.
He formerly occupied tho samo posi
tion and served as private secretary
to Governor MIckoy.
About $79,000 has beon received by
tho state treasurer's office for the gen
eral fund sluco December 1, nnd tho
accumulated cash In excess of current
obligations Ib being used to redeem
warrants registered during October
and November.
Nebraska farmers who havo some
facts or ideas about life in tho rural
districts will soon have an opportunity
to discuss them with men selected by
the state to take steps to make that
sort of existence moro llkablo. Ac
cording to Secretary Frank G. Odoll,
the Nebraska rural llfo commission
has already decided upon visits to
Fremont, Norfolk and Broken Bow In
January At each or thoso places
farmora from the surrounding country
will be nsked to meet with tho com
missioner "and review any and .nil
phases cf country life, which can b'
fctjSSCstcd
EKIbF NEWS OF NEBRASKA
Dccmcr has Installed nn upto-dato
electric light plant.
The West Point farmers Institute
will be held January 21 and Febru
ary 1.
MrB. Robert Blodgott of DeWItt died
suddenly In Missouri while visltlns
with relatives.
Ed Cameron, a trapper, was round
dead In a claim shack on the Dismal
river, near Thcdrord.
Fred Cornell, ror eighteen years city
agent for the Missouri Pacific In Lin
coln, has resigned to go Into the real
estate business.
Rev. B. F. Hutchlns, pastor or the
Methodist church or Benedict, assisted
by Rev. C. E. Austin or Ohlowa, are
conducting revival meetings at Bene
dict.' The humanitarian slogan, "Do youi
shopping early," has not aroused thq
people of tho city to unusual activity
In Christmas buying, according to Lin
coin merchants.
The circuit court at Bloomlngton,
has denied a writ of mandamuB asked
by the city of Franklin to compel the
county board" to call a special election
for a county seat location.
James Hall, employed at a Lincoln
cleaning and dye works, was pain
fully burned on tho hands nnd face
when a white woolen skirt he was
dipping In gasoline caught fire.
' Christmas decorations In the show
window of tho Numoyer store at De
witt caught on Are and considerable
damage was done to the stock and
building before It could be put out.
Mrs. Dorothy M. Frazler of Lincoln
will receive $11,000 from the Burling,
ton railroad for the death of her hus
band, Ernest M. Frazler, nn express
man, who was killed In the Indlanola
wreck, May 29 last.
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Editor Tecumeeh Journal-Tribunal
Who has filed for nomination tor
Governor on tho democratic ticket.
Mr. Pool was speaker of the houue In
1009 and was beaten for secretary of
state last fall by only 92 votes.
The proposed school of forestry to
bo located ut Nebraska City, which
met with some public discussion somo
time ago. may be revived and nn at
tempt mado to get nn appropriation
for it.
Foreman Ericson of Valparaiso was
fatally Injured near there when ho
jumped from a car ot flaming gasoline
which was being propelled at tho rato
of thirty-five or forty miles an hour
In front of a hand car.
Peter M. Plamondon, driver nnd
owner of tho automobile which Wed
nesday noon struck and killed Mrs.
Eliza J. Edmlston nt Lincoln, has
been exonerated from all blame in
connection with the accident by tho
coroner's jury.
Six-year-old Helen Davey, nt Tecum
8ch, was badly Injured when she
stepped In, the way or an axo In the
hands or a boy cutting kindling, re
ceiving the rorce of tho blow in tho
face. The Jaw bono was broken nnd
several teeth knocked out.
Fears entertained by the Fremont
frlonda of Miss Ruth Mulllkon for her
safety at Canton, China, wero relieved
by the receipt of a letter from her by
hor brother, Warren Mulllken. Miss
Mulllken writes that there havo been
no serious outbreaks at Canton.
"The biggest fruit show that ever
camo down the pike," is what Secre
tary C. G. Marshall of the Btate board
or horticulture prodlcts In connection
with the forty-second annual meeting
of tho Stato Horticultural society,
which will bo hold at tho university
farm, at Lincoln, January 16 to 18.
Nebraska City's- now high school
building , will bo dedicated Decem
ber IB. Chancellor Avery will bo
tho speaker.
' Brownvllle fishermen drive to Au
burn with wagon loads of fresh fish
which they catch in tho Missouri
river. Fishing Is good nt this season,
thoy say.
Sylvester Shonka, giant tackle and
captain or tho 1911 Cornhuskors' foot
ball team, has been given a place on
tho honor list of gridiron heroes for
the season just past.
Paul Atzpodlen, a writer on a Ger
man newspaper at Lincoln several
years ago, turns out to be Count Karl
Frederic von Brandenburg, a member
of the royal ramlly or Germany.
The Woodman lodge at David City
staged tho play "A Forged Certificate,"
the receipts of which are to bo used
In building a cottage at the M. W. A.
sanitarium at Colorado Springs.
Tho Farmers' Grain association
gave a banquet at Boncdlct for tholr
manner. Andrew J. Houston, who has
v (rnod to go to Washington to make
i mo He wob presented with a
r ' witch and fob.
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Duck What did tho fortune-teller
tell you 7
Chicken Told mo I was going to be
mixed up in an affair with a dark
lady and warned me to look out
for a country looking guy with
an ax.
Name and Function.
The following story is told of Dr.
Royd Carpenter, the bishop of Rlpon.
in tho days of his early ministry there
rame to him one day a young man and
a maiden, very baBhful, very self-con
(clous, and on a very obvious errand.
"Are you Mr. Carpenter?" asked the
young man In a faltering voice.
"Yes," was the reassuring reply,
"I am Carpenter and joiner."
In Deep Water.
Jack's Uncle (coming up on piazza)
What do you suppose? Jack haB
Just rescued that young widow, Mrs.
Wiles, from tho surri
HIb Aunt Therol I expected some
thing or the sort. Now we'll have to
rescue Jack. Boston Transcript.
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