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FIRST FROM THE WAR
i Soldiers Reach
Native Shores
SAX lHAXCISCOS NOISY WELCOME
Ai tho TmtiMiorl Nnuptul nnil Ohio Ali
tor ml Mm Iturbor tho Ilnmn Cotnliifr
Volunteers Rlicornl From Deck nmt
1 RIrkIiik Tu Urn to Oliiiiunlltin Hliitlon
San Francisco July 13 Tho United
States transports Newport and Ohio
bearing tho Oregon volunteer regiment
from Manila arrived hero last night
Tho vessels wore sighted early in tho
nftcrnoou and soon tho shrieking of
steam whistles tho clanging of bolls
and tho firing of cannon announced
that tho first batch of returning volun
teers from Manila wcro uoariug tho
shores of California Within a fow
minutes tho streets wero thronged with
people wending tholr way to tho docks
und to tho heights overlooking tho bay
intent on catching a glimpso of tho
transports as they steamed up tho har
bor under tho oscort of a scoro of ves
sels which had been mado ready for tho
arrival of tho steamers
Tho reception committees boarded
tugboats and Governor Irwin headed
tho committee On ono boat wore tho
harbor commissioners tho officials of
tho notional guard of California and
Governor Geer of Oregon and his staff
On another a band and Mayor Phelan
und invited guests Tho revenue cut
ter Golden Gate bearing federal oillc
ials was boon under way and she was
joined by tho federal health authorities
boat from Wrangol island Then there
were boats ut tho disposal of tho Rod
Cross and other societies and many
chattered by private persons
As tho transports slowly steamed up
the harbor tho boldiers gathered in ex
cited groups on deck and some climbed
into the rigging whero they shouted
mid cheered liko mad Tho band on
the tug boat played patriotic ah and
the set canting of many steam scions
created pandemonium The health of
ficals boarded tho vessels which changed
their coin o toward the quarantine sta
tions whero tho doctors will nialco a
thorough examination of the men It
is yet undecided whether tho Otogon
volunteers will be allowed to land in
San Francisco before returning to their
Oicgon homes
RUSH WORKON A CRUISER
A Guutcmiilitii Outlntiilc Sluy Iviiuliu tlio
IllilUllplollIllrt IJ1 LNPIILC
Nnw Yoiiic July li A special from
Washington to tho World says Outers
to nish lepairs on tho cruiser Philadel
phia and fit her for sea as quickly as
possible wero sent yesterday to Admiral
KauU at San Francisco Tho board of
survey which usually determines
-whether repairs shall bo made was dis
pensed with to save time and it is also
uudei stood that expenso is not to bo
considered
Tho navy department ofllcials will not
Fay wheio tho cruiser is going but it is
believed that an outbreak in Guatemala
is feared and that tho warship is ordered
thero to protect American intetosts
IIsiio No Faith In Ieon Story
TcrruKSON Citv Mo July 13 Of
ficers ot thy penitentiary think thut
there is no truth in tho letter written
uy ono James Leo in which ho asserts
that ho knew Albort Gates in Arioua
in 1894 Leo says that Gates did not
want to let his peoplo know whero ho
was because ho liked tho wild life of a
miner Ho asserts also that Gates
went under tho name of George Doroy
uut for what reason he does not know
While he says Gates told him his life
ho mado no mention about wlint be
came of his property while traveling in
Missouri where ho was supposed to
have been killed
llrst Itejjlment Itereptlon Abumlonnil
Omaha July 13 The committee in
charge of tho reception to tho Firot reg
iment has decided to abandon tho plan
of holding a demonstration in tho namo
of tho state and for tho entire regiment
and to leavo to each town tho task of
entertainiucr its own company Tho
consideration leading tho committee to
tho decision was tho receipt of letters
indicating tho light in which many peo
plo of tho outsido towns regarded tho
movement
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Murder und bulcltle ut Stuntou
Stanton Neb July 13 Frank Top
ley a well-to-do Bohomiau fanner 10
miles from hero yesterday killed his
wife with a carpenters hammer and
then committed suicido by taking poi
boti He objected to his wife visiting a
disinherited daughtt and son-in-law
Cunuon Wuhes Uxuuiluutlou
Salt Lake July 13 Angus M Can
non president of tho Salt Lake Stato of
Zion who was recently arrested on tho
charge of polygamy appeared boforo a
justice of tho peace yesterday aud
waived examination Ho rofused to
My anything about tho case
Former Seuutor Column III
Magnolia Mass July 13 Former
Senator Arthur P Gorman is ill at tho
Hesperus hotel aud his wife and two
daughters aro at his bedside His con
dition is not considered serious Ho
suffers from exhaustion or a relupo of
the grip
A tH Church Tor linen la
Ames la July 13 Tho contract for
tho now Congregational church has
been let to J F Atkinson Co of Mar
thalltown and Webster City in tho faco
of stiong competition by eastern linns
The building will be completed by Nov
1 next for 223
NO TICKETNAMED YET
Hut It l i Iiiiproup no tlim Tmlor
Will II Nonihmtinl ut
Lemnoton Ky July li The Re
publican state convention has comploted
nllitswoik except tho adoption of a
platform and tho nomination of a
ticket It would have nominated part
of tho ticket last night but for tho fact
that it became entangled in mistakes
und misunderstandings regarding tho
adoption of tho report on rules Tho
convention adjourned while points of
order wero being rulsed
Tho ovening session was not ono of
parliamentary decorum Tho delegates
wero kept waiting for over two hours
on tho committee on credentials and
wore not In good humor after that time
over any questionable rulings or any
thing olso
Tho Taylof men hnvo had thoir way
in everything at tho district meetings
tho committee meetings and in tho con
vention They havo tho permanent or
ganization as completely as they had
tho temporary organization and havo
reconciled tho colored element by mak
ing a negro secretary of tho convention
with a list of white assistants
Thero is nothing unusual in tho reso
lutions except that tho civil service is
not endorsed in tho plank commending
President MeKinley for recent modifica
tion of tho civil service
During the afternoon sossion yester
day an accident camo very near causing
a stampede Tho btago was over
crowded and it cracked but it did not
givo way A now platform was con
structed in another part of tho hall
during tho recess and it was ready for
the eening session
FIFTY THOUSAND FOR IT
Kansus City Will Iiij this Sum Tor the
Duiuni mile Contention
Chicago July lii Tho Record says
Kansas City Democrats backed by
members of their party in othor parts of
Missouri havo raised i50000 which they
intend ottering to the Democratic na
tional committee if tho committee will
send tho Democratic national conven
tion to Kansas City
A largo delegation of Kansas City
Democrats will bo in Chicago next
Thursday when the national committee
men meet here ready to hand over J0
000 for tjho comention This money
would go into the national Demociatio
campaign fund and it is the opinion of
Democittic leaders that Chicago
Omaha Denver Pittsburg or any other
city which is fishing for the convention
must do better than 30000 if it hopes
to win the priu
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS SOLD
Thu liiici Ik Knnkil Down to Dolman
SinlUi at lnlillc Silo
Indianapolis July 13 Tho In
dianapolis News wtis put up at public
sale yesteiday afternoon at 2 oclock by
order of tho com t growing out of tho
litigation between tho paitners W J
Richardson on one sido and Chailes R
Williams and Delavan Smith on tho
other Tho sale began with a bid of
00000 by a local syndicate Another
bid was 802o0 by II M Bowling of
this city representing unknown parties
His only opponent was I M Jordan of
Cincinnati ulso representing unknown
parties
At 0 p in after thrco hours of bid
ding tho paper was knocked down to
Dolavan Smith of Chicago and Charles
R Williams for 4930000 They already
owned C03 per cent of tho stock
Probable Murder at Iowa City
Iowa Citv la July 13 John Mey
ers a German laboring man residing in
this city has beeu found dead and thero
aro evidences that tho man was mur
dered
Iowa Stato Bur Meeting
Sioux City July 13 Tho first day
of tho convention of tho Iowa Stato
Bar association in Sioux City was full
of important features and interesting
discussions Many of tho prominent
men of tho stato wero prosont About
300 other lawyers aro in attendance
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
The Globo National bank of Provi
donco has wound up its affairs with a
liquidation dividend of 120 per cent
Tho Amorican Lamp Chimnoy com
pany Wednesday transferred its in
terest to tho MucBoth Evantl company
Tho Cincinnati Busoball club has
signed Jacob Stenzel formerly of tho
St Louis club but released about a
month ago
Tho roport that tho whisky trust had
bought up tho famous Gibson plant
near Pittsburg is absolutely doiiiod by
tho owner
Tho members of tho athlotio teams of
Yale ami Harvard universities havo ar
rived at Southampton Eng in excel
lent health
Terry McGovern of Brooklyn and
Pedlar Palmer of Loudon aro matched
to meet in a 25 round bout at Westchos
ter A 0 Sopt 1 for apursoof 10000
Severe thunder storms accompanied
by a great downpour of rain flooding
valleys and interrupting railroad traffic
have occurred in many portions of Eng
land
Reliablo information iudicatos tho in
definite postponement of the discussions
of Anglo American commission ap
pointed to consider matters in dispute
between tho United States and Canada
Tho Retail Clerks National Protect
ive association protests against tho in
human practice of compelling mou aud
women to work seven days in succession
and calls upon American trade unions
to secure legislation agaiust it
The first of tho sub committees 6ent
out by the Industrial commission to in
vestigate special industries began its
inquny into tho mining interests in
Denver Weduesdav Tho second will
take up tho manufacturing interests m
Bost m next Monday
NORFOLK NEBRASKA THURSDAY 11LY lU890
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The Generals Departure for
Manila Reopens Agitation
HIS IllSKJXATlOX IS llEQlttSTM
Alabama Administration Join mil
mi linnlrtnl Artlrlo on tho Situa
tion Whcolni HnltrriitoA Ho lutcuiM tu
Ilntulu UN Scat
Birminoham Ala July 13 Since
Joseph Wheeler has boon ordered to tho
Philippines a renewal of the discussion
aliout declaring his soat in congress va
cant has boon begun
Lust winter when Goueral Wheolor
was in Cuba Attomoy General Fitts
rendered an opinion for tho governor to
tho effect that General Wheolor by ac
cepting a command in tho army had
vacated his seat and it was within tho
power of tho governor to order an elec
tion to fill tho vacancy Commenting
on tho sentiment then and now tho
Montgomery Journal which is looked
upon as tho organ of tho stato adminis
tration says
Then thero was sotno s mptithy for tho
cause In which General Wheeler was en
gaged a foreign war was tu progress and
tho country was In a flame of patriotic
fervor anil enthusiasm ovor tho contest
but thero is no such sentiment today us
that which then swept o or the country
and tho people are In a more practical
mood and are Inclined to look at things In
a nioro ptuctlcal way Thoro are many
peoplo who would particularly appioxo
the act if the governor wero to older an
election In tho Iighth district ts elect a
congressman and tho governor will no
doubt bo urged to tiUo somo action in tho
premises
Chicaoo July 13 General Joseph
Wheeler passed thiough Chicago yester
day bound for tho Philippines Miss
Aniiio Wheeler tho generals daughter
accompanies him to Manila Slio goes
out as a Red Cross liurso without pay
and intends to remain so long as health
permits or her services aio needed
General Wheeler roiterated his state
ment that ho would not givo up his seat
in congiess That was settled he
said hut it will piobably have to bo
settled at the next congiess At
tho last session a majority of tho Demo
crats and man Republicans voted lor
mo and I hope they w ill do it again
ALGER SAYSHE WILL STAY
Ho Will Not ICrtiio I Ills ll lul Can
not Tot C ist tho lutliio
Washington July 13 Secietiry
Alger has made to a lcprosentativo of
tho Associated Press his first personal
statomeut concerning tho tepoits that
he is iiLjxt to tesign from tho cabinet
When asked as to tho truth of tho
tumors the secretary said
What do you mean exactly
I mean to ask whether or not tho
stories that you aio to letiro ft out tho
cabinet in the near future aio true
Thero is nothing in these tepoits but
air replied tho secretary I shall not
retire this year ceitainly and cannot
say as to the fntuio My private busi
ness and tho stato of my health will
govern my future course
These constant assaults and repeated
baseless reports aro of course very an
noying to mo and extiemely distressing
to my family but I havo never retired
under firo and I do not proposo to do so
now Nothing I havo ever heard of or
known of has beon so cruol as tho at
tacks upon mo If my critics can point
to mo ono thing in my oflicial career
that I havo dono that I ought not to
havo dono or that I havo not dono that
I should havo done I shall bo very glad
to surrender my present oflicial duties
To Set the Cniupaa Bight
Washinoton July 13 Scientific
men aro manifesting much interest in
tho preparations now making by tho
coast aud geodotic survey which is
charged with the mognetio survey of
tho United States for determining tho
accurate doviatlon of tho compass at
sea Recent accidents at sea and tho
sovero competition of ocean liners have
called attention in a striking way to tho
need of accurate values of tho deviation
of tho compass uecdlo Tho values of
tho deviation of tho needle usually used
aro almost wholly dopondont on tho ob
servations mado on laud and littlo has
been dono by tho United States to so
euro observations nt sea Tho vessels of
tho survey aro being fitted with special
magnetic- instruments for these observa
tions
June IluiiuliiK the Campaign
Washinoton July 13 Tho Post
says Senator Jones of Arkansas will
not resign his position us chairman of
tho Democratic national committee
This can 1 stated anthoritativoly onco
for all Two letters wero received from
him iu this city yesterday in which ho
not only makes clear his intention of re
maining ut the head of tho committee
but outlines work upon which ho in
tends to eugago as soon as ho returns to
tho United States It is not known
whether Senator Jones will solid a let
ter to be road at tho meeting of tho na
tional committeo iu Chicago next woek
but if ho does not tho members of tho
committeo will bo mado acquainted with
tho contents of tho letters which havo
ulreadv leen received hero
hiHltlou MuuuguiiiHiit lleorganlzed
Omaha July 13 At tho meeting of
tho directory of tho Greater America
exposition held Wednesday tho execu
tive committeo was reorgauued by tho
election of Ficd A Nash and William
F White as additional meinliers and
Georgo W Clabaugh to succeed J II
Kitchen The new committee is author
ized to bonow tho hum of 25000 to
nuance tho exposition over tho dull
months
PHASES OF SCHOOL WORK
ui loin Sulijci t II1IHMH In Mil
en Cnnilhliilm lor Pi rldonl
los Amikiks July 111 lit the morn
lug session of tho National lCducational
association convention Professor 1 11
Hlnomaii of Pino lllulV Aik loprosont
lug tho Southern Educational associa
tion dolhorod an adilicss upon tho
educational status in tho south which
aroused gicat attention
Quo Vadis was tlto reminiscent
tltloof a iwpcr read by Mrs Helen
Gronfoll stato sitiwlntoiulont of puhlio
instruction Colorado
Tho Averago Scholarship of tho
Average Pupil was tho topic dealt
with by Professor V Ritzier superin
tendent of schools at Poitlanil Oro
Professor W S Monroe Winflelil
Wis read a paper on Fatigue Among
Ohildron in which ho pointed out
many of tho promoting causes and sug
gested tho remedy
Tho paper that aroused witlest com
ment at the evening session of tho con
vention was tho ono read by Professor
Elinor E Brown Uniyoisity of Califor
nia upon tlto subject of Ait In Educa
tion
Other papers wero read by T B Har
vey superintendent of public instruc
tion Wisconsin on Fundamentals iu
Teaching by Fiank Rigler superin
tendent of schools Poitland Oro on
Tho Average Scholarship of tho Aver
ago Pupil by F W Parker principal
of tho normal school Chicago on The
Education of the Citicu and by C D
Gilbert superintendent of schools New
ark N J on Tho Manifest Destiny of
Popular Education
Tho depatt incut of child study was
enlivened by a comprohensho addiess
by President W S Monioe West Hold
Mass on Tho Status of Child Study
iu Euiopo Miss O M Edmund prin
cipal ol tho training school at Lowell
Mass also contiibuting a piper on
Child Study in Noimal aud Tunning
Schools in winch site contended that
psychology biology physiology and
child study havo contributed mnic now
truths bearing on odi during the
last 25 years than wero discoeiod dur
ing the pieeoding 200
Mrs Mat te Kiaus Boelto NowYoik
city presided in tho kindoigaiton und
Dr N Muiity pointed out somo of tho
weaknesses of methods olVeiing sug
gestions for remedying the delects
Mrs Ruef Hoofer Chicago lead a
paper on Hie Educational Uses of
Music for Cluldiou Under tho Ago of
Seven Years and a chaiactor study in
tho kiudeigaitcn was presented by Pin
lessor T P Bailey ono of tho faculty
of tho University of California
Candidates for tho presidency aro L
D Harvey Madison Wis J A
hay hiipciintendent of schools Los
Angeles Elmer E Brown Berkeley
C M Joiditn Minneapolis and C O
It Carson Cincinnati Tho contest be
tween lepiosontatives of tho various
cities for tho next convention lias nar
rowed down to tin oo cities Cincinnati
Charleston and Monti eal So far
Chin leston appears to bo the most fav
ored place
Tho nominating committee has agreed
on the follow ing list of oflicers who
will be balloted upon today President
O P Corson ex supot intention t of
schools of Ohio vico president Eoram
Lyle of Pennsylvania secretary Irwin
Shepard of Winona Minn incumbent
treastnor O M Pearso superintendent
of schools Omaha As thero is no
known opposition to tho candidates thoy
will no doubt bo elected unanimously
Swullouefl it Tobacco Tug
St Louis July 13 A largo tobacco
tag has been romoved from tho tliroat
of 1 -year-old Gertrude Henning Sho
swallowed it 1 1 days ago and suffered
intense pain until it was dislodged by a
physician Tho child was playing on
tho floor when sho saw a tobacco tag
and put it in her mouth
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
William H Peake tho original Swiss
bellringer is dead
The total sum of tho contributions to
tho Dewey homo fund to date isliJ8
The strikes of tho coal miners of Du
Bois Pa district aro ottlod aud all tho
minors will resume work
Fire iu tho Riter Couey manufactur
ing plant iu Alloghony Pa caused tho
loss of about 1150000 fully covered by
insurance
It is announced that tho
houso Electric and Manufacturing com
pany ot Pittsburg will uuild works at
Muuchestor Eng anil employ 5000
men
Tho board of directors of tho Asso
ciated Bill Posters of the United States
ami Canada have reinstated the St
Louis Bill Posting company an offend
ing member
Belief that a great brewery trust is
forming iu tho United States hus been
confirmed by numerous rumors preva
lent that several Toledo breweries wero
negotiating
There is a well authenticated rumor at
Cleveland that tho Delaware Lacku
wanna uud Western is not going to
lease the Nickel Plato road from tho
Vuuderbilts
Almost complete returns to tho bu
reau of immigration of immigrants ar
urivmg in the United States lor tho
fiftcal year ended Juno 30 189J bhow
au iucreiuo of 8257J over 1803
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SBNSATIONAL END
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The Gallingcr Hearing Con
cludes With Much Bitterness
iiAMiEit Accrsri or intuitu
Hoxi tal Wiiiiii lltulii lletueen SenutiiM
tlnlllllKiu Cnlleiluuti Ihreilttnn thn
hah man of tlm Mill Stu li a Commix
uliiu With ItiiuiiMil
Coscoui Nil July 13 Tho hear
ing bofoio tho United States olvll serv
ice commission on charges of tho viola
tion of tin law on political assessment
by United States Senator Jacob II Gal
linger is practically concluded Tho
final session ptoved most sensational
Not only did Senator Gallingor accuse
ills colleague Senator Chandler of
speaking an untruth but lie offered to
back up his statement outside tho com
mitteo loom
Previous to this incident Senator
Chandler became involved in a warm
dispute with Chairman Mark S Brewer
of tint commission and not only accused
him of paitiality but threatened to ask
for hi removal
The author of tho assessment chcular
William S Thayer did not testify bo
foio tho commission mid it is tho ini
ptession that no futther evidence will
lo taken Tho commission has to
coivod a communication from Mr
Thayer iu which ho stated thut ho pto
limed tho cnculnr on his own rcsponsi
bility but Unit Senator Gallinger knew
of its being sent to Inderal otllcchold
crs Tlto heatings both yesteiday and
today Iiiimi been tuiiiked by bitterness
on the iu I of tho senatois lowuid
eacli oilier
PORTER
1 ho llni nln
DID NOT APPEAR
luwIlKuloin Mil Summon
Mini Im niitiiiipt
Lincoln July IU Tho senate inves
tigating committeo yesterday issued a
summons lor Sen otary of State Poi lor to
appear and give testimony on tho al
lowed fraudulent count of ballots in
IbM He ailed to appear and a hum
moils for t outempt may bo issued Mr
Poller questions tho committees juiis
diction
Edwaid Simon tlto stato house jani
tor hnd one tea son lie aided in tho con
spnacyto count in tlto two Populist
judges was that lie hail been piomised
it seated they would decide iu Ins lavor
a case in tho supieiuo comt in which
he was niteiestid
F O llcdluiid formeily deputy state
auditor a member ot the recount com
mission stiit t liit as soon as lie iiati pos
itive knowledge of fiaud being com
mitted in the let mint ho exposed tho
matter I To conohorated pait ot Simons
testimony
Nflil iinIoim IImimmI In IlogM
Lincoln July 111 Tho past week lias
been an excellent one for tho gtowth of
vegetation in all pnts of tho state
Winter wheat has ripened rapidly and
harvesting lias ommeiiced The qual
ity is every whom good but tho ucieago
is small and tho yield per acioisulso
small Oats havo made rapid piogiess
Somo damage is reported by lodging
rust aud hail but it is small and tho
crop promises to bo a largo one Spring
wheat is looking well and coin has con
tinued to grow rapidly and taken as a
whole continues in exceptionally good
condition
A rap MiootmH Itraily IlMol
Omaha July I The refusal of a
colored man to allow a game of craps iu
his back yard was tho causo of two at
tempts ut murder Wednesday ovening
John Walker tho negro to whom tho
crap playing privilege was denied fired
flvo shots at Thud Lockloy tho proprie
tor of tho premises ono of tho bullets
taking effect iu tho left forearm Half
an hour later ho tried to avoid arrest by
shooting tho policeman who overtook
him on a bicycle fulling becauso tho
chamber of his rovolver was empty wheu
ho snapped tho trigger
Mimlor uml Arioii nt Itlchiiionil Mo
Richmond Mo July I Tho rosi
donco of Thomas Graves eight miles
southwest of Richmond burned last
night and Mr Gravos and his sistor
Lucy perished iu tho flames It was
not known that tho building had been
burned until lato iu the afternoon when
a neighbor visited tho plaice Graves
was considered a miser and it was sup
posed thut he had considerable gold
hidden on tho premises und it is the
general boliof that tho two wore mur
dered und tho bodies uud building
burned to hido tho crinio
John Iynrhi Sou noil lluir Iouml
WatkiuH IaJuly 13 John Lynch
nn iron moulder of this city claims to
bo one of tho heirs of tho cntato of Will
iam Lynch tho contenariau of Kenosha
Wis who died last Saturday leaving
T0000 to his sou and daughter Tho
roport of William Lynch s death con
tained tho statement that the sou had
disappeared ubout 21 years ago John
Lynch says ho left his homo at Kenosha
24 years ago and has never been back
He will ut onco comuiuuicato with his
sister
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Absolutely Pure
Powder
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