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INTRENCHING l
Guns Trained on American Mis
sion and British Legation
PEKIN IS COMPLETELY OUT OFP
Minister rangnr Itrjiorlrd to Ilntn AiVed
or Two lliaiuminil Ililtril Slntcn Trooin
Dr Filnn Trrry nn Anicricnn Mtn
Intinry Munlrrcil liy Ilimert
Loxnov Juno 1 1 Tho Ohincso nro
Intrenching outsitlo of Pekin to opposo
thondvaneo of the international col
umn A dispatch from Tien Thin
tinted Tuesday sayBi I lonru that thu
Chinese linvo guns trained on tho
American minion and tho British lega
tion Two thousand Russian cavalry
untl infantry with artillery have
landed at Tnku
Tho Shanghai correspondents report
that United States Minister Conger by
courier asks for 2000 United States
troops
Tho question of provisioning tho relief
force is already ditlloult and it is pro
dieted at Shanghai that it will become
ucute
The leading members of tho reform
party representing lii out of 18 prov
inces ate tit Shanghai A dispatch to
tho Daily Mail dated yesterday says
they aro Rending a petition to tho United
States Grout Britain and Japan pray
ing those powers to take joint action
against any attempt on the part of tho
other powers to partition tho empiio
and they nuploio tho powers thus ad
dressed to leseuo tho emperor
A dispatch from St Petersburg says
the ships of tho Russian Pacific squad
ron on the active list as well as those at
Vladivostock have been ordered to pro
ceed with all hasto to Chinese waters
Tho foreign oflico confirms the ropoit
of an engagement between tioops of tho
international column and tho Boxers on
Monday It says that about 35 Chinese
were killed
Pekin appears to bo completely iso
lated None ot tho morning papers or
news agencies has a word from there
direct today Tho latest message re
ceived in London is tho one announcing
that tho Cluncso aro lnticncbing out
side the capital
KinprfqH Ihiiikih 1ront
Washington Juno 11 Dofunto of
ficial information was received hero
from tho foreign oflico of ono of tho
most important continental powers stat
ing notified tho
minihter ol thuV power at Pekfn that tho
dowager empress would not object to
the preseuco of foieign tioops in Chinas
territory This change of front cuino
ns a distinct suipuso to officials and dip
lomats as all reports up to tins time had
pictured tho empress dowager as m
tensuly against loreigners and tho leal
power behind tho Boxers
Killed lit Her Post of Duty
New Youk Juno 14 News lias been
received in this city of the murder of
Dr Ednu G Terry in charge of the
station of tho Methodist Episcopal
Womans Foreign Missionary society at
Tsuug Hua China The tidings came
in the shape of tho following to Dr
Terrys brother-in-law Dr Terry
murdered Break news gently
FINDING FAVORS SAMPSON
Court of Claims Ilisucion the Controvert
Over tint ltnltlo of SiMitiiico
Washington Juno 14 Tho United
States court of claims has passed upon
tho suit of Admiral W T Sampson and
others under his command at Santiago
for prize money cu account of the de
struction ol tho Spanish fleet The
court declares that Admiral Sampson
was tho commander-in-chief and that
Commodore Schley was the command
ing officer of a division of 6quadron
thereof on duty under tho orders of Ad
miral Sampson The Spanish squadron
is found by tho court to have been in
ferior to tho American force and a
bounty of 100 therefore was awarded
for every oflicer and man under Ad
miral Cerveras command
The total amount of bounty money
allowed is 100700 of which Admiral
Sampson will receive S83i5 and Admi
ral Schley about I000 Besides find
ing that Admiral Sampson was in com
niand during tho battle tho court do-
claies that tho New York was among
tho vessels engaged
rCiiKliinil ItifiimK Support
Victohia B 0 Juno 14 Tho
steamer Queon Adelaide from tho Ori
ent brings a story that six weeks ago
Japan and Russia wero closo to war
over tho laud of a Japanese trader
whoso lemoval was requested by Rus
sia at Mesampo War was said to huvo
been aveited by tho refusal of Gicat
Biituin to act with Japan
Order ltefirillii MiwIhh Mull
Washington June H A m Mco has
boon issued bv the po tofllcjch partiuent
that no mail for points beyond Dawson
City shall bo forwarded via Lnkt Ben
nett and tho dispatch of mails in tho
Yukon district will bo limited to points
between Lako Bennett and Dawson
I Ittlo Iiititrett in Ciiliiu Kiel tloiu
Havana Juno 1 1 Tho elections to
occur on Satuidayaro causing appar
ently but little excitement in tho coun
try districts where there will be con
tests in only a few instances Local
interest is increasing somewhat as tho
iud of the campaign draws mar
Mrf lliidntone 18 wiii
London Juno 14 It wits innouiici d
last evening thut Mrs V IS Gladstouo
was not expected to live through the
cUy
DECIDE MILES WILL CASE
Judge Thompson Announce 111 DrrlMnn
In Kitrnr I lliUr Ilrotlinr
Famj City Nob Juno M Judgo
Thompson announced his decision in
the Miles will case in favor of Joseph
II Miles tho older brother and defend
ant in the suit
By this decision Joseph H Miles is
continued in tho possession of the bulk
of his fathers osmto of 3000000 and
his younger brother Samuel receives
only tho j 10000 granted him under tho
original will
Stephen I Miles was a pioneer gov
ernment mail contractor and when he
dted in 18117 practically cut off tho son
Samuel who several months ago
brought suit to have tho will set aside
asserting that his father had written a
second will in rit Louis in 1800 The
second will however was never pro
duced
Til k K 11000 for Copper Ilrlek
Hastings Nob Juno 14 William
Keir president of the Adams county
bank of Hastings has received word
from tho Denver mint that a gold i
biick ho had purchased from a stranger
at Leavenworth a fow days ago for 13- j
100 is nindo of copper Tho brick was
transferred to Mr Kerr by a man who
represented himself to bo an old mining
partner in California of Albeit Kerr a
cousin of tho bank president Mr
Kei r on Juno 3 accompanied tho stranger
to Leavenworth whero tho brick hold
by an Indian companion of thoniiner
was drilled The sample which Kerr
had assayed in Kansas City was found
to run S O to tho ounce Mr Kerr re
turned to leaven worth drew on his
bank for 13000 and became possessor
of tho brick which ho sent to tho First
National bank at Denver
Itnlliimil Hoard Tied tp
Lincoln- Juno 1 1 Another injunc
tion was seived on tho members and
secretaries of tho state board of trans
portation yesterday Tho order is signed
by Judge Munger and restrains tho
board or its secretaries from proceeding
in tho matter of rates against the North
western railioad or any of its branches
Healing is fixed for Juno 10 at Omaha
PICKETT PLEADS GUILTY
Tlieiiti leiil S Intller In Sentenced to Ono
ear in tlin Penitentiary
Fout Donoi la Juno 1 1 Some
thing of si sensation was created in the
United States distuct couit yesterday
by an unexpected turn in tho caso of
Samuel Pickett Tho charge against
Pickett was tho uso of tho mails for
fraudulent i urpoes His special graft
wp ad rtir ng for advance agents and
requiting a deposit of soveial bundled
dollars -which he always appropriated
When tho jury was empaneled
Pickett aroso and pleaded guilty to tho
cliaigc astounding his attorneys who
knew nothing of his purpose It subse
quently do eloped that there wero olli
eials at Foit Dodgo with papers for his
arrest on arious charges fioni four
states Judge Sliiras sentenced tho
prisoner to one year and a day in tho
state penitentiary
Coneutloll lit CriHtnn
Ckeston la June 14 Commencing
nest Tuesday and continuing for three
days the State Sunday School associa
tion will hold its convention hero Ar
rangements aro being mudo by tho local
committoes to entertain about 000 dele
gates and visitors Profossor Alexander
will lead tho singing with a choir of
300 voices The session will bo held at
tho Methodist Episcopal church It is
the 85th annual convention
Discus Bankrupt fnir
Des Moints Juno 1 1 Tho keynote
of the 14th annual convention of the
Iowa Bankers association was yester
day struck in tho address on The
Baukrupt Law prepared by J E E
Murkloy of Mason City Tho bank
rupt law is inimical to tho interests of
bankers he suid Fully 800 bankers
from all over the state attouded the
the convention oponiug hero yesterday
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Tho drug stores of Fairfiold la aro
being raided by the people who claim
they have been doing an illegal business
in liquor
A powerful Chilean flying squadron
of six vessels is anchored off Arica Peru
Thoy will remain for a week and then
proceed southward
Tom Eubanks ono of tho wealthiest
and best known stockmon in Wyom
ing was killed Wednesday near New
castle by an employe
Tho Midland Steel works at Muncie
closed down Wednesday lor an indef
inite period with tho notico posted
Orders short Ono thousand mon
arc allected
Edwin G Cooloy was elected Wed
nesday by tho board of education to
succeed Dr U Benjamin Andrews as
superintendent ol Chicagos public
school system
A second shipment of gold silver and
minor coins amounting to 1000000
was made by the treasury dopaitmont
W duet day un tho tinusport Burnside
to Pui to Rico
Major James W Pope quaitcnnaster
lias 1 en reheed liom duty at Savan
nah and oideted to Denver for duty as
chief quaitermaster with tho depait
liu nt ol Coloiadu
Owing to tho precarious condition of
President Einuuri of Chile due to a
thud attack of paralysis tho executive
functions huvo been transferred to
Piime Minister Albauo
Tho seerotuy of tho interior has di
rected Indian In peutnr McLaughlin to
accompany Chief Joioph ot tho Ne
Perccs to Oregon to inspect thu laud to
which tho old chuf desiit s to return
II T Reigart chief clerk of tho Del
awaro and Lackawanna railway has
accepted tho oflico of purchasing agent
of the St Joseph and Graud Island rail
way with headquarters in St Joseph
NORFOLK NEHttASKA THURSDAY llNK
DRIVB BOERS OFF LINE
Mcthuen and Kitchener
Victory Over Dcwct
Win
DISPAT0H PROM LORD ROJ3HRT3
llattln With Hour Fort en tndrr Grticrnt
Iltittin Nnr Irrtorln ItrmiltH In n lrnn
tlnil Premier Selireluer nuil Ills
CiillrnKiie Step Dmvu mill Out
IiONDON June 1 1 Tho dispatch from
Lord Hubert r clearing up the situation
tit Pretoria and along the ooniinnnloi
lions stands alone Military observers
noting that no mention is made of piis
onets iiHMinio that General Dewet got
uway with his forces practically intact
General Duller entered Volksrust
Wednesday passed through Charleston
and encamped near Idlings nek The
tunnel was not much damaged Both
ends were blown up but the engineers
think that repairs can bo effected in
about four days The advance troops
of General Duller saw tho Boer rear
guard four miles distant yesterday It
was estimated that 8000 Boers wero
withdrawing Tho townspeople at Er
inolo counted 15 guns
Three hundred Piee Staters roloased
from guarding Van Dentins puss have
gotio to join President Stovns force in
tho eastern pait of Orange River col
ony Genet til Bundle has sent notice
io the Fiee Staters that unless thoy sur
render by June 15 their f irius and other
possessions will bo confiscated Presi
dent Kiuger accoiding to a dispatch
liom Lotireiio Marque keeps a loco
motive with steam up attached to the
car m which he concentrates tho exec
utive oflices of the government and
that ho intends to leave Mucbadodorp
soon and establish tho government at
Neil Spruit in tho mountains a lino
defensive region
Mr Schreiner tho capo premier and
his colleagues resigned lust evening Sir
Alfred Milner accepting their resigna
tions
Line of toiiiiiiiinii iitlon Now Open
Lonhon June 11 After a weeks si
lence Lord Roberts has been heard fiom
his line of communications having been
practically restored by means of a com
plete victory gained by Generals Mo
thueu and Kitehenei over Gem nil De
vet at tho Rhenoster nver Juno Ii
The Boer camp was captuied and tho
burghers it is added wero scattered m
all directions
Lord Roberts on being notified of tho
cuttin of his lino of communications
sent Geneial Kitchener in all haste to
join General Mcthuen Juno 11 Lord
Robeits attacked General Botha who
was m strong forco 1C miles southeast
of Pretoria Alter strenuous opposition
tho British forces gamed considerable
ground but General Botha whin Lord
Roberts lott the field was still undo
leated
All is quite at Pretoria and Johannes
burg and Loid Roberts says the govern
ment need have no apprehension about
the security of tho uimyin South Af
rica as it will not take long to remedy
the reverses and repair tho railroad
DOWN AN
EMBANKMENT
LKBK Train lump tho Track
ami Sli
Mi n Are Killed
Wn liamsPOKT Pa June 11 Six
men wero killed and another fatally in
jured on a logging railroad at Cammal
ubout 80 miles from this place jesttr
day
A train jumped tho track in sonio un
accountable manner and plunged down
a UOO foot embankment Engineer Mc
Gilvaray and Fireman English were in
stantly killed as also were four Italian
laborers Tho curs and engine were
smashed to kindling
Hnluo Uleedem Meet
Dns Moinks June 11 Tho Stato
Association of Swiuo Breeders and the
Nutional Association of Expert Judges
adjourned yesterday afternoon after a
two days session Both convolutions
will meet in Des Moines during the
month of Juno next year The na
tional association elected officers yes
terday morning as follows President
A MCaldwell New Holland Ills
secretary W M Lambing West Lib
crty la
Itepoitk nf Inseit 1rtt
Noutii Platti Nob Juno 14 Re
ports coining from west of hero say that
grasshoppers and alfalfa worms have
appeared by inilhous and aro threaten
ing all growing crops with devastation
Formers are busy ubing poisons and in
geniously devised machines for destroy
ing tho peats but m spito of all efforts
they btem to bo increasing in numbers
rxplolon Kill Tw
St Mahy s O Juno 14 Tho head
of u lingo boiler at tho St Marys spoke
works was blown out here last night
killing Wesley Moico and C A Gil
bert Jacob McCoy and II M Davis
were s veiely injured Tho Loiler wtnt
through tho building and was carried
50 in t away Tho plant was badly
damaged
Nelirusliti siiir m j Manila
PLArrsiioviii Nob Juno 11 Word
uds ucuiud in this city yesteiday an
nouncing the death of Hiram G Ho
bine company H Thirty ninth infan
try at Manila caused by ditease Mi
Robiuu formerly resided hire and en
listed at Foit Ciouk
IZiiulixli Iionpo Inr lieu rlu
IluMi Kono Juno 11 lrdtr havo
been issued to tho contingent of British
troops assembled hero for service in
tho north to bail for Tien Twin Juno 14
Major Morns of the artillery will bo in
commiuid
1500
DISCUSS PARTY CREED
Democratic 1 rnitem Hold n Cniiferonr
In ClilcnRo
Cine uio June 14 William limning
Bryan was in Chicago jeslerday and
the center of much political discussion
nil of it hcaiiug on the national Demo
emtio convention next month
Mr Bryan saw scores of people dur
ing tho day lie talked buolness
with Senator Jones chairman of tho
national commit lee J G Johnson
brail of IhooxoeutHocoininitteo Charles
A Walsh secretary of the national
loinnultee anil Daniel J Oiimpau na
tional committeeman from Michigan
The platform to be adopted at Kan
sas City and thiMlce presidential ipies
lion especially the Towne Populint
angle of it wero considered at some
length
On the question of platform the trend
of discussion forecasted to some extent
the dilferenees of opinion which may
in ise til Kansas City oven among lojnl
Bryan men
The question is whether tho money
plunk ami other legacies from 1HIKI shall
le handled by rcufllt illation of the Chi
cago platform in a lump or whether
some planks of the 1H1III platfoim and
especially the money plank shall be ro
w niton Mr Biyan favors rewriting
miiih of the 1800 platform this year
Senator Jones according toereditable
ikImccs advocates realllriuing the Chi
cagn platform ius a whole and then a
quick transition to the newer innuos of
impel lalism and trusts
The following statement signed by
William J lit van is published by tho
Tnluinc Moniy lmpciialism and
ti lists will be the three groat issues in
the Democratic platfotm Money in
cludes silver and paper Inipoiiulism
cames militarism and tho Boer war
The contest in South Afnca is one
where impel talism is now specifically
applied and tluieforo it concerns the
people ol this countiy Tho Chicago
plat fin in will be loaflltined and the now
issues that have arisen added to its
principles 1 have not been asked by
Senator Jones or anybody else to drop
11 to 1
RACE FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
Hniiiui Dciliircn IrcHldent llun No Cliolcfi
tot ICunnlnR Mntp
PniiMiii pin Juno 11 With the
meeting of tho national committal yes
terday tor tho purpose of flaming the
preliminaries and adjusting tho claims
of Loiitestiut delegates the ante com en
tinii work set in
Next to the committee meeting the
feature of interest wis tho iiiiival of
Chan man Hauna Mr 1 latum was
asked whether it was tiuo tliat the
president had a candidate for tho vico
presidency
There is no truth in that report
ho said none whatever Tho presi
dent will not interfere ho has no can
didate
Then who is your candidate he
was asked
I have none My only desiro is to
get the host man
You are epioted as being opposed to
Mr Woodiull
I have said when asked whether
Mr Woodruff was u cnndidato that I
hoped not and 1 do not retract that
statement That is tho way I feel As
for Mr Bliss ho is an admirable man
but he is out of tho question ho cannot
accept Senator Allison Well I came
over on tho train with him and ho is
absolute in his refusal and as a matter
of fact wo cannot spare him from his
present place in the senate He is
worth a dnieii of ns other follows there
What aro Dolhvers chances
Mr Dolhver is an avowed candidate
and ho has a good following among his
friends in tho house but I cannot say
more as to his prospects Tho truth is
that thore is as yet no approach to a
settlement of tho matter
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
President Young Wednesday appoint
ed W II Terry of Milwaukee a Na
tional league umpire
The San Francisco board of health
has decided to raise the quarautino on
Chinatown on tho 22d
Senator Warren of Wyoming in an
interview Wednesday indorsed thecan
didaturo fTf Colonel Jay It Torroy of
his stato for vico president on the Re
publican ticket
Row Dr Silas O Swallow of Harris
burg Pa who has been much talked of
as Prohibition candidate for president
declares positively that ho will not ac
cept tho nomination
Tho president has appointed
W D Bynum of Indiana a
member of tho commission to certify
tho criminal laws of tho United States
vice D B Culberson deceased
Tho Alaskan Exploration company of
San Francisco has received advices that
tho compinyn steamer A F Gustin
left DawMin on Juno 4 for St Michael
curving SooouoO in gold dust
Oflieial advices wire received tu Now
York from Carthiigena and Bogota giv
ing details of tho revolution m Coloin
bin Tho complete overthrow of th
rebels in Santaiidi r has bei n c infirm 1
A small fire broko out Wednesday in
tho Pails exposition burning the- fi i
between the German and Atistuaii ix
hibits of locomotives and cars 1 In
discovery of a bundle of wood Mjake I in
oil points to incendiarism
Michael R Grady western orgamir
for the International Bneklavers union
was a Niultcd by three men Wcduesdu
night in Iront ol Bricklayers hall Chi
cago and lelt for dead on tho sidewalk
with a doi n gaping wounds in hii faeo
uml throat
Mr Garduiilo tho oldeat of tho mis
sion Indiana ut this country died in
San Diego Cal Wednesday night
aged 110 years She was among the
early coin erts to the Catholic faith by
mibsiou fathers and has been a coustuut
member of the Catholic church
DEPUTY SIIKKIPK IIKLD
Cormier Detains McKnifvlit for
Killing Car Strikers
OONBIDBU Till WOIIBT 18 0VR11
No Mine Mcllonn I rouble lfiiiittil In HI
Kills Mui li Ciinllli tint I ntliiioii l
llenril nt llie lniliel Otet lliullm ul
V li Mini ol HiiiiiIii Idol
Hr Lotus June II To nil appear
ances jesterday witnessed I ho begin
ning of the end ol tho riotous demon
strations and scenes of blooiUhud that
have characterized the gient street rail
way Httiko for over a mouth past and
in maiiv quartets it is thought tho stillte
itsidf These opinions ato based upon
statements of the chief of police and
shciill that the eiitteal stage bus passed
and iiioii the fact that Ihe St Louis
Transit company is slowly but surely
lesuiuing business with nonunion men
The Inquest oei tho bodies of tho
victims or Sundnys tint began yester
day Tho testimony addtii ed was not
of it character calculated to base it de
cision as to the blame for beginning
hostilities the witnesses disagreeing on
mutoiiul points Some placed the blame
on the posMiincn and othcis placed it on
thestilkers At the conclusion of the
afternoon session ol the liiqui st Coioiu r
Lloyd put Ontdincr McKuight one of
the sheiilfs deputies uiidei attest as
a i esult of t he testimony ah eady In ought
out
At midnight u eat on the Olive street
cable lino at Twenty Hist street was
badly damaged by some sott ol high e
plosive plated on the track bysfiiko
sjinpathiois The roar of the explo
sion awoke residents for blocks around
No ouo was injured
Kiininn CohI St 1 1 lie Si lied
Torriu June 1 1 The hlg coal
strike in the southwest is practically
uidul two of the Big Fom compa
nies having signed an agreement satis
factory to tho milieu and the fouith
company the Southwestern is ex
pected to sign in a fow days The Strike
against these loin companies was inau
gurated ovei a j ear ago The men will
receive an advance of 5 cents per Ion on
mine l un coal The compaiiu s have
earned their point of lefusil toiecog
nio the oflieials of the union but they
agree that union men us Midi shall not
bo disc riunnatod against Tim settle
ment was brought about through the
niti icc sion of Stato Labor Commis
sioner Johnson
Cliliuo Stillo JSeurliiK InI
Cnic voo lime 1 1 As a result of
yesteidiys conference between the
building eoutraetois and employe s pre
dictions ne made ol the resumption of
w oik in the building lino within tin
days
A O U W ELECTS OFFICERS
Wllllutii A Wiillti r of WIm oiikIii CIiom u
Supit me MtiHter W oikiuiiii
SloiX Fai ls S D Juno 1 1 The
grand lodge of tho Ant lent Older ol
United Woikmen elected the following
oflicers Supreme master workman
William A Walker of Wisconsin fore
man A O Hard wick of New York
overseer Wobb MoAugh of Kansas re
corder W M Mackey Pennsylvania
receiver John J Acker Now York
At a business meeting of tho sujierioi
lodge Degree of Honor the following
officers were elected for tho ensuing
year Supreme chief of honor Pauline
Funis of Kansas lady of honor Ella II
Mautor of Minnesota chief of cere
monies Louise M Bush of Washington
recorder Bliaboth 15 Ahburn of Iowa
receiver Emma S Beckford of New
Hampshire usher Irene M Rmker of
Now York superior witch Ohvo M
Bacon of Colorado
forte IIU Wife In Hnnllon Polion
South McAikstku I T June 1
Myron Clark who conducts a dairy
near tho mining camp of Haloyville
becoming suddenly liisuno drove his
children away from tho house nnd then
delilfcratoly prepared a dose of strych
nine and forced his wifo at the point of
a revolver to swallow the poison He
stood over tho wnthing body with his
weapon and prevented any assistance
being given her keeping everyone at
bay until sho died Clark is at largo in
tho woods in the vicinity of his home
ICd Trotter WIm Cliuiiiiloutliii
Sioux City June 14 Ed Trotter of
Kiugsley won tho interstato champion
ship m tho Soo Gun club shoot voottr
day Trotter Steege Kline and Boyd
tied and in tho shoot off Trotter won
with ID straight
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