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lOHANGS APPEAL KEJEOTED
Abtruro of RrflponMblo Government nt l
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Washington Aug 123 After n long
fconfereneo ut the white house yester
day the reply of the United States to
the application of II Hung Chang for
the appointment of pence commis
sioners was completed and a copy of
the reply sent to the Chinese minister
Mr Wu to lie forwarded to Earl II
The reply snys In brief that thin gov
ernment cannot enter upon negotia
tions until theie Is a government In
China which can prevent the hostil
ities of Chinese troops and Chinese
citizens against the forces of the pow
ers
The most Important development of
the day as to the actual conditions In
Peking came late In the afternoon
when the state department made pub
lic a dispatch from Minister Conger
dated at Peking only three days ago
as follows
Conger Report on Conilitlon In lcklni
Peking Aug 23 Secretary of
State Washington The entire city
with the exception of the Imperial pal
uce Is occupied by Japanese Russian
British American and French It Is
being apportioned Into dlbtrlcts for po
lice supervision The Chinese army
lied The Imperial family and the
court have gone westward probably
to Sian Fu in the province of Sben Si
No representatives of the Chlnesu gov
ernment are In sight in Peking and the
conditions are chaotic The palace is
expected to be taken immediately
Many missionaries have staited for
home while others remain in charge
of the Christian lefugces numbering
about 1000
Mr Congers statement that the
conditions are chaotic was taken as
another strong justification for the
linn leply given to China yesterday
He emphasizes the facts that the Chi
nese army has lied tin imperial fam
ily and couit have gone and no repre
sentative of the Chinese government
is to be such In Peking Minister Con
ger makes o mention of his desire to
coue home d It is sfted officially
that this government has made no siig
gestlou that he return to this country
The militiiiy situation was of quite
as much Inteiest in yesterdays cfevel
opments as wan the diplomatic Ad
miral Kcmey reported eaily in the
morning bringing the stoiy of the Pe
king operations up to the Kith in Pe
king and confirming the press report5
already printed of the death of gal
lant Captain Iteilly In the linal assault
on the outer walls of Peking
Almost as important as the Peking
news in this dispatch was the state
ment that the Boxers are again concen
trating around Tien Tsln and last
Sunday moruing the Sixth cavalry
with about 400 English and Japanese
troops had a lively brush with the
Boxers eight miles outside of Tien Tsln
where about 100 of the Chinese were
killed and five Americans wounded
It was evident from Admiral Heuiqys
account of this affair that while the
Chinefio are in force enough around
Tien Tsln to make considerable show
they are evidently not in the liuinoi
to hotly contest an engagement The
casualty list in this fight seems to in
dicate a sudden and total rout The
text of Admiral Uemeys dispatch is
as follows
Attuck tliu Forbidden City
Che Foo Aug 21 Tuku 20
Dlckens command Is landing today
At Peking Aug 10 all except imperial
city had been cleared of Chinese
troops American troops first to en
ter imperial city have penetrated to
the gates of the palace Captain
Reilly Fifth artillery killed on lfitli
Morning 19th Sixth cavalry and about
400 English and Japanese dispersed
about 1000 Hoxers eight miles out
hide of Tien Tsln About 100 Chinese
killed five Americans wounded Chaf
fees losses six killed 30 wounded two
days lighting -
The most Important dispatch of the
day was not made public by the war
department but was the subject of an
extended conference at the white
house between the president Secretary
Root and Acting Secretary of State
Adee It was from General Chaffee
and denlt entirely with military oper
ations and conditions While it can
not be said to have contained any bud
news and recorded the brilliant sue
cesses of the American troops who
hove borne themselves so gallantly In
the assault on Peking It contained
enough as to the unsettled conditions
In China and prospect of long aud ar
duous work In restoring peuce to
form the subject for a consultation of
tome hours between the president and
bis advisers
It wus hoped In official circles that
When Generul Chaffee should be heard
from he would report that the work
of the American expeditionary forces
had been accompllbbcd by the rescue
of the ministers and that the blow
truck at the Boxer Insurgents by the
foreign column had dissipated those
rCYQlutltakta aud lelt China with
Norfolk Weekly News
hands free to make her peace with the
civilized world Instead of this how
ever General Chaffee had to report
nn utterly chaotic condition or nffalis
and the capture of n capital whence all
the heads of government had tied
There was nothing for the vlctots to
do but to prornt anarchy by admin
Isteilug on this deiellct empire which
had fallen Into their hands There
fore the prospect opened up by Gen
eral Chaffees icport Is that the Amer
ican contingent of necessity will bo
detained In China for some time to
come probably for the whole winter
This will necessitate the hunted com
pletion of picpuratloiiH that already
have Iveen begun to comfoitahly sub
sist our army through the severe win
ter weather which will soon close In
on northern Chipa
Ainrrli an storm Imperii 1nlnre
London Aug a Today 1000
Americans attacked the Imperial pal
ace says a dispatch to the Morning
Post fiom Peking dated Aug lfi
and captured four of the couits The
American Hag Is Hying over the Impe
rial granary and the imperial bank
has been looted
Ieeilbliig events pi lor to the relief
the Moinlng Posts correspondent ca
bles On Aug 12 the tsung II yanieii
requested n conference with a view to
peace No armistice was granted how
ever and that night we endured the
longest fusillade of the whole siege
It lasted 12 hours Aug lit the
tsung 11 yamcii begged to be excused
f i om any conference saying that the
members weie too busy Later they
wiote thnt they had forbidden firing
on us aud would court martial any
who disobeyed During the evening
many shells fell In the legation com
pound
Field Marshal Count von Wnlder
see according to the Dally Mails cor
respondent expresses the opinion that
his labors In China will be of long
duration as pacification will he a
ditlicult undertaking
Three hundred and seventy live
thousand ltulnn troops nie already
in the far east or on the way then
by land and ben or under orders to em
bark This statement is made by the
Moscow eoi respondent of the Daily
Giaphle who adds that mobilization
Is in progress all over Euiopean Kus
sia and that there are now at Odessa
14 steamers chartered to take troops
Aceoidlng to a St Petersburg special
a telegiam his been received at the
ltusxlm eapital f i om Shanghai an
nndmj the departure of Li Hun
Chung lor Peking
Tlility Imltliis ISilloth Tuluii
Holdrege Xeb Aug 23 At 1 a in
the Populists took the 30th ballot for
a congiessioiial candidate but failed
to make a selection Judge Adams of
Kearney proposed to suspend the
niles and declare Congressman Suther
land the unanimous eholce This plan
thicntcned to displease the Democratic
wing and it did not prevail The Dem
oerats cast their entire strength for
Shallbarger but he did not receive
enough votes in the Populist wing to
nominate him
I
WjLoIl Sister Are Snfo
Boston Aug 3 The American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions has received a cablegram
from Che Foo as follows
Psalm 124 7 Peking and Tung
Chow missionaries also Chuplns
Smiths WykolTs saved
The passage of Scripture alluded to
is Our soul is escaped as a bird out
of the snare of the fowlers the snare
Is broken and we are escaped
Fighting Oiltsiiln of Tien Twin
London Aug It The allies are
lighting outside from Tien Tsln Aug
ID So Hear Adinlial Bruce wires to
the British admiralty from Taku un
der date of Aug 20 adding that the
engagement wns reported to have oc
cuircd six miles south of Tien Tsln
TELFGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
A four weeks drought was broken
at Oklahoma City Wednesday by a
soaking rain
The Republicans of the Fourth Mis
souri district Wednesduy nominated
John Kennish for congressman
Carl Rohl Smith the sculptor of
Washington died In Copenhagen
Wednesday of Brights disease
All the persons accused of complic
ity in the Ilnvann customs house
frauds were acquitted Wednesday
King Oscar of Sweden has formally
agreed to net as aibitrator of the
claims for compensation for losses sus
tained by British and German sub
jects and American citizens in Samoa
Mrs Kate Cortinez a milliner from
Boeme Tes who arrived In St Louis
Monday to attend the fall opening of
the wholesale milliuery jobbers has
disappeared from the sight and knowl
edge of her St Louis friends
Joseph F Maloney of Massachusetts
candidate of the Socialist Labor party
for the presidency of the United
States addressed a meeting held on a
New York street corner Tuesday night
He confined his remniks to a criticism
of the other political parties
Marion De Vrles of Stockton Cal
who was appointed by President Mc
Klniey a member of the board of ap
pralers assumed the duties of his of
fice at New York Wednesday Mr
De Vrles is a Democrat and was ap
pointed after the seuate failed to con
flnu the appointment of W D Byauia
NORFOLK NEBRASKA TIllRSDAY AHiCST T 15 01
DOLLIVKRKTIIB MAX
Orator of the House Named as
Successor to Senator Gear
APPOINTED BY GOV SHAW
UonrrrMiinn ItuUMl to Priintor1ilp by
limu ixriitli tiiniiilnn Will lo llu
fore tlm It KlliitiM Iollltri Prllow
ToivnMiiiii Itejolce
Des Moines Aug SIl Governor
Shaw yostculny announced the ap
pointment of Congiessuian J P Dolll
ver of Foit Dodge to tie United States
senator to fill the vacancy canned by
the death of Senator John 11 Gear
The appointment runs to Mnicli 1101
The leglMiihno does not meet In regu
lar session until 11102 aud Dolllvers
appointment Is likely to be renewed to
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PENATOK 1 I DOII1VER
run until bis successor Is elected
There will be numerous candidates be
fore the net legislature for the po
sition Including Senator Dolllver A
B Cummins Governor Shaw Con
gressman Iacey and possibly others
Ioy lit Knit Denize
Fort Dodge hi Aug 23 Fort
Dodge has gone stark mad with joy
at the news of the appointment of Con
gressman Dolllver as United States
senator to succeed the late John II
Gear Every when theie Is jubilation
Mr Dolllver is not at home being
away on a lecturing tour with Champ
Clink of Missouri but upon his return
a monster icccption and demonstration
will be given in ills honor Theie is
no doubt among the local politicians
but Mr Dolliver will lie able to so
fortify himself in the graces of the
people that be will be elected by the
leglslatuie at Its next session over a
year from now for the long term
CONGRESS WELL ATTENDED
DolfKiitrx Prom Imtei n Stutex Swell Num
bers at Ilirnielrt National Contention
Colorado Springs Aug 23 The at
tendance at the 20th annual session of
the Farmers National congioss was
hugely increased yesterday by the ar
rival of the Illinois and several other
eastern delegations who came by spe
cial train from Chicago The number
of delegates now here is nearly 1000
State Engineer McCune of Colorado
and other representatives of western
states aie making efforts to have the
congress adopt resolutions on the
question of ii ligation The addresses
on the program for the morning ses
sion were Natural Resources of tlw
South J B Klllebrew Tennessee
Dairying G M Whlttaker daily
commissioner of Massachusetts
The evening session was addressed
by J P Blown of Connorsvllle hid
on the value of foiests to agrlcultuie
The resolutions committee an
nounced that Its repoit would not be
ready until Friday
Ilrjan Ill t a In a liiihy Day
Falls City Xeb Aug 23 Yosterdaj
was a busy day lor Mr Uiyan It win
after 1 a in when lie reached Auburn
his first stopping plate after leaving
Lincoln Jetting a few hours sleep
theie he was prepared to commence
the day eaily He began his speech
at Auburn shortly after 8 oclock
There he made an hours address and
after being driven rapidly to the depot
he was compelled to wait r0 minutes
for a delayed train to take him to Te
cumseh the next stopping place At
Tecumseh he spoke comparatively
briefly and after taking a hasty dinner
stinted upon a 22inHu drlvo across the
country to Pawnee This drive was
made by means of thiee telays In
two hours time
Ilmnrlch fu Oorernnr
Milwaukee Wis Aug 23 The
Democratic state convention com
pleted Its labors at a late hour last
night by nominating a full state ticket
headed by Louis G Bomrlch for gov
ernor and ratifying the list of presi
dential electors The platform as
unanimously adopted endorses the
Kansas City platform A communica
tion was received from tho Populist
convention stilting that thut party
would endorse the presidential electors
as ratified by the Democratic conven
tion
Force of Ilocm Aeneninlluf
Twyfelnar Aug 32 Through secret
intelligence agents the British learn
that Louis Schalkburger and 8000
Boers have assembled at Machadodorp
with the whole of the Boer artillery
Including tho heavy pieces formerly at
Pretoria
SMYTH AFTER OIL TRUST
Attorney leiurnl or Nilmmlui In New
York City to Olilnln Kildenic
Xaw YoiU Aug 23 The Journal
pays C J Smyth attoinoy general
ol Nebraska who Is now In this elly
has summoned John 1 Rockefeller to
appeal befoie him to ghe testimony
tcgaidlug the Sttiudnid Oil tuist The
attorney genet al said
The state of Nchiaskn bus mi nntl
tiust law which piolilblts torclgii cor
potations which aie trusts doing busi
ness theie It Is my duty to eiifoice
that law Among the foielgn coipota
tlotis doing business In Nebtaska ate
the Statiditid Oil company and the
Anieilean School Furnltuie company
The latter has a capital of 10000000
ami has absoibed some 21 lending
furnltuie factories Its general otllees
ate beie 1 have Just finished taking
the testimony of Piesldent Boyd and
1 believe the result will be stilts hi
Xebiaska that will result In dilvlng
the coiporatlons out of the state
At Chicago I summoned the general
managei and the secietnry of the
Stnndaid Oil company to appear ami
testify They Ignored the summons
Instead of having them subpoenaed I
came on beie to the concerns head
qtiaitcis 1 will not ask to hae Mi
Rockefeller subpoenaed unless he fol
lows the example of his Chicago su
bonllnates and Ignotes the simple sum
moiis A huge number of other wit
nesses have volunteered their testi
mony 1 hope to go back picpaicd to
nttiik the Standaid Oil trust success
fully in the Nebraska courts
MANY INJURED IN WRECK
lle i lc Cai lumps llieTiuili Willie Jo
int at IIIrIi Hate ol sp ed
Cleveland Aug 23 -An eh trie ear
on the Cleveland am Chngiiti Palls
Hiibuihan line lumped the tiaik on a
curve near Chagiiu Falls yestciday
while tunning sit high speed The car
was vviecked anil the cicvv and 12 pns
sciiacis cut and badly bruised Five
pel sous weie set iously injuicd Tin
act blent wtis caused by a hiokcii
biike lud The most seilnllsly ln
Juted lie John Young conductor
Cliigiln Falls Miss Rtithhuin New
burg O Mis M Melee tliagiin
Falls Mix Walter Barrows Chagrin
Falls 11 llubbell Chagrin Falls
Poiluuntcly the cui struck 1 tiolley
pole when it loll the track otherwise
It would have none down a steep em
bankment Hail this oi cut fcil a until
bei ol lives would piohahly have been
lost
BIG CAVE IN AT GALENA
Clll lilnt Mill DIonppiniM Conipli tely
Mulitlnalt Plant lladlj laniaii il
Galena Kan Aug 23 The largo
crushing mill of Congiessinin Bow
el sock iml otbel parties at Lawrence
was swallowed as if by magic last
night by an Immense cave in on the
south side grounds It was among
the lugest mills in this district The
cive in ocelli led without a moments
warning Ioimlng a perfect circle
The largest cave in In the history ol
this mining dlstilct occurred a slant
time befoie 1 oclock yesterday after
noon on the Ohio ground taking in
part of the Nightingale plant Incltnl
lug derrick tramway and tanks
When the collapse occurred the men
weie at their dinner Tills mine has
been In operation tor the past 12 yeais
and Is one of the greatest pioducerj
In the Gnlcna Eiupiic district
Ilentiiiiant Cordon round iiillty
Pretoria Aug 23 -The trail of Lien
tenant Cordmi forineily of the Trans
vaal artillery on the charge of being
concerned in the plot to kidnap Jen
eril Loid Robets was concluded yes
teiday The prisoner was found
guilty of all the counts in the Indict
meiit against him but sentence was
deferred until the findings ot the coin t
shall hiivo been confirmed by Lord
Robeits
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
The southern Indiana normal college
was destioyed by fire Wednesday
The Second battalion of the Eighth
United Stati infantry will leave Foit
Snelling for the Orient on Sept 10
Dispatches from Korea say that
1000 tebels have attacked Hong Clin
burning the government buildings lo
cated there
George Hosiner one of the best
known oarsmen In the woild died
at tile Carnegie hospital Boston
Wednesday
There Is a possibility of the baseball
circuit of the American League lielnj
extended to take in Cincinnati aud St
Louis next season
Julius Jensen and an unknown
Scandinavian died at Granite Falls
Minn Wednesday from the heat
Both were stricken while at work in
the field
South Trimble speaker of the last
Kentucky house of representatives
was Wednesduy declared the Demo
cratic nominee for congress from the
Seventh district
Mrs A SvvauHou a victim of the
Foui th of July street ear accident at
Tneoina Aug 22 died from the result
of her Injuries This makes -14 deaths
ns the result of tho wreck
Fire In the imnienue elevator of tho
American Cereul company at Akron
O Wednesday damaged the plant
7n000 Ou hundred and fifty ttou
buud bushels of grain were ruined by
water- Ukik
iviivnv
rRRRORIZBIOYAlB
Lynchers Make Determined Ef
fort to Get Negro Fiend
CITY HALL IS DYNAMITED
Police OttletalK lliitx Italllo With Moll
Iour leixoin Da ail and Man Wouiuliil
Hill in n Spit It Itltotiei lilt oM in ii-Militia
Ialli il sn Ii Inn Sloie
Akion O Aug 23 III this city the
hciiit ol the boasted Western Reserve
a mob last night nought the tile ol a
negro pilsotici and In a cotilllct with
the authoilties shed blood Louis
Peck a coloteil man wiih put In Jail
yesteiday on the charge of cilinlniilly
assaulting the little daughter of Mr
ami Mrs Thcodoic Mans The icpoit
that he cntilcsscd spread rapidly anil
last night a mob nullified Not be
llevlng the statement of the sbeilff
that Peck bad been sent out of the
city the ciovvtl sent committees
tliiougb the city prison and the county
Jail to seat It This piovlug liullless
the mob giitlteied In limit ol the city
pilsou wbcie the miiyoi tiled to in
duce them to dlspeiso Some one
Hied a shot tl the pilsou Other shots
followed ami for a lew minutes theie
weie teirlble scenes Two pel sons
aie dead f i om bullets and several had
ly wounded at least one ol the latter
lalally The mob is still bent on mis
chief having sin Iced a gun stote anil
set the to a business block
The dead aie Glen Wade aged 10
Viars shot thiouuji he heart John
M Davidsons I year old child shot
dead In a babv can lane
Fied V Orwlck aged 25 years is
badly wounded with buckshot ami Is
now dying at the hospital A titan
mimed Mull was shot In the head and
also In the legs
At I n m all the olllcers who weie
penned ii In the city bridling lor two
boms est ip d tluough ti icai window
anil ran lot theli lives The mob Is yet
tiring on the city building and the ml
litia has been called tor One litem in
whose name cannot bo learned was
shot anil be will piohahly die The
mob Is now attacking the ilieinen and
lis tllnt is lines are stletclted they ate
cut Ai thin I j Sprague has Just been
can led lioin the sheet shot ill the
lietitl A man named 1ark Stair has
been shot In the leg It is thought that
not less than a doen weie wounded
In the midnight attack on the city
building The mob has now coin
niented to cut the electric light wiles
and these lines aie being written by
the light furnished by the binning
buildings Thousands of people aie
gathering north of the city building
Ilie mob that bioke into the Standaid
lliirdwuie stoie was made up prlii
cipiilly of boys who cairled nwiiv
many rltlcs and much other property
The number of people wounded In last
nights riot may inn up into the bun
dieds
lli ti m Dy ii unite Is now being
used in fiont of the city building The
first chin ire lust tiled smashed all the
windows in the city building ami did
much ot ltd damage All t honors
have been icleased from the city ills
on Almim Ilslur llteimin was sell
oiihIv shot In the neck John Hern
wiih shot in the arm
Apptnl lot Ullltln
Columbus Aug 23 Governor Nash
has leeched the Inllowliig appeal from
Mayor Young of Akion to quell the
Akiou i lot
Akion O Aug 23 12 oO a m
To Ills Excellency Jovernoi Nash Co
liliubiiH O Serious llol City build
lug attacked by a mob of seveial thou
sand Tltice or four people killed eight
oi ten set Iously wounded Have ot
doled out both local companies They
aie tumble o cope with the sltiia
lion Please tutnellon what I have
done bv win mid older one or two
companies either hum Cleveland ot
Canton to come to Akion at once
Call me by telephone If von deslte
fiiilliei Infm million wire me til once
Goveinoi Nash came to the evei ti
the handier In the capltol at 131
ami Immediately took steps to furnish
the Akiou authorities assistance Col
onel Pullei of the Folll III Ohio Willi h
Is now In camp at Mlueivti put I tieiti
this i Ity was oideied in bold Ills regl
meiit In leiullitesH to move on slioit
nollie
YOUTSEY CASE CONTINUED
iluilf Im CoiuIihi il I lull I i reinlnnt In ton
III lo stand stinln ol lilut
Geoigetowu Kv Aug 23 Judge
Cinl t ill vcstcnlnv being satisfied that
llentV Voutsey was not III piopei
phVMli al lonilltloii to stand trial con
tinned the i use until the next teim ot
cum t
A mollon lor a new 1 1 In 1 in Caleb
Poweis i use was made The t 111 1 ol
cm go I Weaver toi perjuiy was
postponed on account of the uIhcuic
ol essential witnesses The cases of
Combs Whlttaker and Davis also
went over to the October term Com
inonweallbs Attorney Finiikllii slat
lug to the com I that Illness In the film
lly of one of the allot ucvs for the de
leiidillits icildeied this in ssiuy
The accused will be admitted to ball
In the sum ol VUMHi eaeli
Shell Ii ol Anieilean lliio
Washington Aug 23 -I be war de
pui Intent has prepaid the lollovving
sketi Ii ot Musician Titus who nci out
ing to the Associated Piess dlspati b
flout Peking scaled the wall with u
lope by means of which the others
limbed to the op Ciilvln V Titus
enlisted Apill r IV Ml at Wichita
Kan aged 1 years t months Id
was his second enlistment his last
servbe being In company K I list Vei
moot Infantry limit which he was
discharged Nov 2 IStS lie was as
sign d to company C Fourteenth
United States Infantry lie was boin
at Vinton la A cablegram 1ioin Ie
king dated the 17th Inst shows that
he was wounded In the mick slightly
Cut Wlf i I liiiuit anil IIM Oitu
Poplar Bluff Mo Aug 23 Flunk
IValluco a fanner living west of her
while Insane lust night cut his wiles
throat with a razor and killed himself
drawing tho blado across his own
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