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THEACTSOrcOXGPJ:
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SUMMARY Or A WEEK'S LEGIS
LATIVE WORK.
BDli ntl Kenolntion- Introduemi and Top
ics Discussed by the ationAl Body of
Law Makers.
In the senate, on the 23d, Senator Alli
son Was excused from ervie.i or? tn
select committee to examine into tne ad-
ruimstrative service of tne senate. and Sen-
atcr Plumb was appointed m his place. ' tcte- a enahlins act fcr Wycmnis, Idano. '
The nouse bill fcr tne relief cf the settler i -irmoria and New Mexico, and it was re- '
m tne Northern Pacinc rauroad iu- ' J'1' by a strict party rote yeas. IS,
demnrty lands was repcrted and ' JS- -J bmator Jones, of Ariausa.
placed on the calendar senator In- ' nea moved as a substitute an enabling '
ga-is offered a resolution and it was a-t fjr Wyoming alone and it was rejected
agreed to, instructing the committee en sxacUy the same vot? The bili was
privileges and elections to mature as to tce passed by a strict party vote .'
the dat when the salaries of ssnatcrs Jas. 2'.); nays. Ij. The bill declares Wv- '
from Montana. Washington and North ' ommg a state and the constitution 'which
and south Dakota be.au. The senate the people of Wyommg formed for them
then rssumed consideration of the a"iicul- 1 ceiv-s b- and is accepted, ratihed and con- '
turai ccL'ece b:I.. Morrili offered a sub- ' drmed. The state is entitled to one rrcre-
i stitute for the vanou am-ndments pend-
mg saturuav as to the crnsion of ' re- to puDlis iancs.provisions lor schools,
the fund between the coiored ajncultural college, etc. The bill for the
and "white schools of the state. Sen- admiafcion of Idaho "was taken up and laid
ator Pngn ernreed his approval cf orer as "annnished business"' tdi Mocday
senatcr ilemi- s amendment ami -with- nezt. Aftrr eiecutiTe session the senate
crew tne one orTered bv mm. Aftr some i adjourned.
debate senator ilcmlx s ameHCment was Iti tre house on the 27th Hr. Dockery
adopted and the bLu then passe '. The ' entered a motion to reconsider the vote by
conference report on tne dependent pen- vhicn the poetai eierk s bill passed, lea--sion
bui was taken xi. AfU;r the discus- it- it pentiins for tne present. Ccnaid
sion c osed a vote was tazen and tne csn- era.ion or tne election bil. was re-
ference report azred '.o yeas. 'H. nays.
15. A conference was criered en tne
fortincation Lui and s-rators Dawes, day Ihe -peaier tinnounced the appomt
Plumb an i Gorman appointed confere ment of ilesrs. L onger, "VVaiker and
en tn.e part cf tne senate. After executive , Biand as conferees ca tne si.ver bill. At
session the senate adjourned. tne evening st-ssion tne house passt d 105
In the house on the 23? the speaker an- ' private pension tills and at I".ji ad
nounced tne appointment cf Messrs. jcumed.
T" Ti li 5
orswer, autierwonn ana payers a? con-
fereea on tne fortincation bu". xne house
then went isto committee of tne wno.e on
District of Columbia business. The com
mittee rose witnout hnai action en toe bill.
The conferees on tne grand pension acprc
pnatioc bil. failed to tirre-. The house
ms.sted upon diaazreemet to the senate
amendments acd adjourned.
In the senate on tee :iltti the conference
report en tne naval apcropriation bti. wa
presented and agreed to. The senate then
proctrede '. to the consideration or the cost-
otuce appropri.iticn bill. The nrst amend- i
iiici.. u. iie i-u-iauOT. liitireasLii iue
V 1 k . AAn 9 S-SM.- ...tt -. Lm
item for mad depredations and po-to5ce
inspectors rees and expeu-s Ironi
s230.it to s.500.000 was agreed to. as weie
th ether committee smecdment. and tne
cu. pa.-seu. ine senaie inn proceetieu to
th- considertion of the jipjomati.- and con- Tere placed en tne ca.endar I'h- fodow
su.ar appropruition biL. -enator sher- . E Dllia- Tsrir piiSed The senate bU to
man. rrom tne committee on roreun re- , uf? a-d hx tne salaries cf railway Po
larious. moveuto increase tne ccmpea- J cie'rss. refernm: to the court of claims
tioncr tee minister to Turkey rrom S. .kh , :he cla:::j Q acC0C2t of tne ue bv tne ov
to il..'!i. Agreed to. senator Ed- erle: cf tte Tlc, S3ia. ffieler:
munas moveu to Jimenc tne ameccment
reiatmc to the wrs: cr tne mtercat.onal
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"W. i-.l..-JUUU J .ULra.1 VI.. !U
as to
lass
read
re:
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e PayreC. Ok
tne shar- of tne United state- of the pre
liminary survey for mformatien m reapect
of an liter-coctmenta. railway. -3.' 0
He said he made the motion -o as to tuard
against acy moral or impiieti emraizements
to go on withtceinter-conticenta. rat way.
Agreed to. A., amendments havms been
airreed to the bill passed,
to adopt resru atiocs
:ecate DUi
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In the house on the 2ith the enate
amendmect to tne house bu. to extend the
time for the payment of the pcreha-e
money for Lm Is pcrccased cf tne Omaha
Indians m N"eraka ti acreed u.. ilr.
ilcEmley. from the committee en ru.es.
repcrted the f oljowmg
Ssilveu Tnat imniediatlv alter the paa--ae
o tii resoiation -ce house pro -fed to
con-.uer heese tu. M"l ts si.ver b with
tee Semite amecdrcent-. ana at o oi s.
W tiii:--.iia -June i.. the jrevioc-! viuesncn oe
Lna.ccr' 2 as ordered
He demanded th previous
ju-..iu ou
tie. aacpneB cf the resection. hi was
ordereii and twcntv mi-ntes JeOj.ie al-
, lowed on eitner .ide. On motion of Mr. Jk-
Ki"1pv thP -r."n. --. n.. .,nirAl trr.,.
wer: pas?ti. These biLs emboiv tee rules , ira Wcre "cc P?eriy Derore tne nouse.
anreec to py tee international "maritime Tte house, however, rerud to atee toms
cocierence. "The conference teDcrt on the I ctI-' o tne biL standa passed. Tne
pension appropriation bill was presented. I cccse then went into committee of tee
The secat- recede 1 from tne ac'v amind- i X-Jle - tne federal eleton btU. Ths
men. not arranged 'n cinfere. tnat for ' fe-ence report en tne pestornce apcro
tfae appomtmect of two additional reasion ' Potion L. 1 was adopted A Lsjgrcemt:
asenta. ard tee oecsion appronnaUon bill conference report on tne legislative, ex
now gees to tne president. " The senate t cunveanii judicial apcr jpriauon bdi was
then iiicnnpri. ! adopted.
out division, ilr. Cocser. chairman of j sccjett as it has o.tan done m analo
gue ccmage jmmitte.'. Tr?sentel tee ( gou- cases. Recent y tne aac lemy cf
report cf tne committee. It sim- biology, before wmes Chairman Brown
piy recommended tnat the hon-e secuard r;ad nrst a report on h.s discc-v-
non-concur m eacn and a. or tne senate
amendmenr- to tne silver bill and reqie-t
a reference, ilr. Bund, of ilisaour:.
moved tnat tne house concur m tne secate
amendm.ei.ta. Vuh these motions pend
ing the balance ef tne day was cect in de
bate witnout a vote thereon beicg Lisen.
Aijoumed.
m tne senate on tne "iotn the bill to
prevent tne transportation m bond of
nsercnandise between the United State
and Mexico and to restore tnat right
wnerever zona libra is abolished, was r
poitea adversely. The day was consumed
in discussion of the Wyomms bill, wmch
was laid over without action. Adioumed.
In tne house on tne 25m me cocf eren -e i
report ou tee cava, appropriation ex. was
pre-ented. Tht1 previous question was
then ordered sod tee conference report
adopted. Debate on the stiver Lui was m-
aucnied. uecate on me suver Lui w
t-d l r ei.oci- T-e -,0CJ
hav-c? arriTed Mr Concer moved ths
cf '
tee
vcting begin. Mr. Biand moved mat the
nouse concur m me senate amendments.
Mr Spnnger moved that separate vites be
bed on eacn section and tne hrt vote taken
w s n?? Th nrrtari(- fi etner-- t. t '
I nrst section or tne secate tiJ.nroy.diec,.
ror rree coinase of si.ver corns, to beru
iecal tecder. in-plaN of the nrst section I
or the house biL. proydms for tne
cjmarr- cf Si.30u.'J0tJ wortn of
silver per month. The motion to con- ,
cur m the substitute pi oposei ov the sen- '
ate to me rrst section cr toe tosse
bii. was defeated veaG. 1J.3. ivs. 152. ',
The announcement was received with
cheers on the republican i :e Mr.
Springer men wimdrew his request for a
separate vde on each Secncn and the house
then, ty a rising vote cf I-i- to ?5. non
concured in all the senate amendments.
The nouse men voted tnat a conference be
assed with me senate on the bill. Mr.
fiitt. cf Limois. presented the conference
repcrt on the oiplomanc appropriation bL
was asreec to.
After arransins to
meet at 11 o clock for s-x days, durms .
wnich debate is to ccntmne. me house ad-
jcumsc-
In the
senate en the 2i5th amomr tne
bills repcrted from the committees and
placed on the calendar in the senate wa-
me house bi i to anthenxs the secretary of
me interior to procure and submit to con
eress proposals for the siie of the western
; part cf me Crow Indian reservaricn in '
I Montana. The house bil fcr me admis-
' sion c:
nvemms was men tasren
up and deoatcd. and an understandinc
was reached that a vote therson be taken
on the cay fcliowrcg. The following bills
"C"C rlTm ?-nvn -V. aTu-A. . J -,-, Z
ere ;
aTl fTCTn !: rlTT--1 f? Tac
xne nouse hni to provide fo
a term or
court aiDauvi-ie. L.
he senate bill to
j aid me state cr soutu Dasrota to snppcrt , and keep m recur s place for the
, the schcci of mines, donating 50 per cent. aunai cf tne deadrto eitabiish and main
! o. . l j .tc.iveu rrc saie Cj. tam a iicrarr and an acanemy ror tee edu-
mineral land, not to exceed 12.000 a vear. ..-. .- -
1 - ""v s . cition cr m ycum. to rromcte me crrrn-
' tier m eiceeu ms amouni cantmnutec cv
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thf
tne state, irttr ex&
sessicn me
senate ad jcumed.
In the house on the 2th. nncn metier
cf Mr. DunneD. of Mmnescta. the hause
urn. witn tne senate amendments, authoe-
izzzs tne construxcen cr a enese
th Mississippi rrver at Wmcsa.
across
r; .
's passed. Th house bill was nessed
ItrTnand eec0nn--cmss -JSi ' 'T tas asa
The resttlar crder being demanded, IfcJ"?8 cr CCTCS Ir 0si rs
Lcdte, cf Massachusetts, besan n debate i vacant by rh- rssignannn cr Mr.
nr.T- tt? -rwtirmi fcTjfrin- l-.ii which cc- i
cupied the nme cf ths crateet part cf th I
day. Mr. Bingham, frcm tie postcfuce
committee, reported ths senate amend
ments to tee postomce appropriation bill.
the souse ncn-canccrred in them. Con
sideration cf the election bill was asain re
sumed, and after a very spirited discussiGn
the house adjourned.
la the senate on the 27th consideration
of the fciH for the admission of Wyomms
as a state was resumed, and Senarcr Mcr-si-
began an a.drea m opposition to it.
senators irayne ace Gray argued asamst
' lie b1 s-- Sesatcr Piatt favored it." The
' question was taken on tne Jjnes snhsti-
j sentatiTe m congress. The other sections
uma and
occupied
the time
of the uoue for the rreater cart of the
j.
In the senate on the 2stn a message was
received from the house askmz a confer
ence en tn silver bid. It was immediately
laid cefoie tne senate and a conference
agreed to acd Senators snsrman, J.nes.
or 2evaua. and iiarns trrrf appointed conferee-;
on tne sort of tne s-nate. Senator
Morgan ciercd a resolution which
was agreed tu. calling en the secretary
, 5CaalS2 and lleican land ciaims Denim"
I -J- UIC mLC.JU. .U. l--i-Ul.lUil 3 LU LLltT
i that d2t)ortment and m
tne United
I states court.
Tne casendar was taken up
ano. a ncmDei
or tUla
passed, mciutiini:
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f ro ,r-I r:i. ror .1 nrr .' Y-r-i"
.Jacssonviue. I
Juul
sTo.'Jou.
e:lC!i -Cort
U0IT "Cil.
acticcturxl
en the postofhee
as agreed
apnrocria-
to.
ie
appropnauon bui and the
' ,,,,! , - . r-.T,s,n -n- AT-, c. r-L
iora m .-,.-.
senate dl. . to amend tna cp-3u rct. nm.
Tld,g a TjeaitT f,.r iz:: a fee or conns
;o a census enumerator or supervisor, or
I -,..t-,t T ri I'.J 1
msss.uri was re-
pt-p. , .nj T-a?rfr arrfi.r, l.
lpproval and signature of tne decendent
pension bn Aijouruej.
In the house, on the 2;th. Mr. Enlo. of
Tennessee, moved to coirect tne journal so
as to stmte tnererrcm the utles of a num
ber of private censicn bills passed ty
t Tr. nnrj t r.b- iafnwa
He claimed
before tn
' r-- - ' !..
: that tne biLS were paasec
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noce went mto committee o: tne wnoie
, t
DH. EHOVN-SEQUAHD.
E; Come- Ajain to the Front With an Im
proved Theory.
Dr. Brown-Soiuard again comes to Jha-i
fore. It will be remembered what a sen
sation, he created sbout ayear aso by adis-
; covery which he claimei was the fountain
of voctn. Dr. Brown-Seiiuords sub-
l cutaneous injection was a nine cays
wonder, cut nctnins more, scientists
Ta dlscoerv cold houlderaud tne
, 3 . ." - . -
acadi:3T of sdicme rerrameu rrom ap-
i Pointing a p-c:ai committee to cocsuier
I ry. was not neu that the learned doctor
I desired to acquaint them witn a new de
; velcpmect of his system. During the
. winter months, while residms in Nice, he
I experimented witn a septic injection
I cf cis famous solution. Scquard
; claimed tnat by a new treatment
! triers had been rapidly cured cases of
! cnronic intermittent fever, rooted neural
gia, rheumatism or msommu even leprosy,
fie referred particularly to the cure ob
tained by a leading poysician in tne case cf
a gentleman well known to him and to a
fe.ow memb'r M. D . AisonvaL who ccr-
robor-ited Er. SequartTs stuemcnt. The
new system ends no more ravor wtth his
scientihc confreres than dia us nrst. A
iarse ma;onty are more t"m ,
sceptical and
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,.,'- . . .,-! ,r
th- grind
intellectual capacity which ;s iosms. if it
has net already lest, its balance. There
are. nowcver. some who siv- open and un- '
restricted admaticn to tee aced professor,
wno. at me c.os cr a long career.
j ether men a:
ri-r!T - nn ??: Iiit ! n-
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"science, care.ess or me sneer or
a- ar;-
Amocg the latter stands prominently
Dr. Vanct. who was one of the nrst Pans
physicians to experiment on other solv
n.; th- j.: k,,; - ,.
.. h,, ,dT i-,.
so tar only tried
upon nmsei Amcns me mijanty is
Prof. Gemaiin Z- e. whose lecture- at tse'
Hotel D:ec have piared him. m the iront
rank cf Frsncn physicians. j
FILED ITS,fcEHTIFICATE
a f
The
First iloroiii Church f Ineorpo-
ratetn Wjoiuini
r
The hrt Monicn cnurch to incorccnte
m Wyomms ?r tlsawherst as far as is
known hereras filed its armricate of as-
scciaticn ah.lhe ornce of the temrcnal sec
retary. "Evunstcn Ward, of the churcn of
)
Jesus Chnst of Latter Day
rx
trustees wi.1 conduct the affairs of the
society
cvanston is tci home or me coraoraucn
and its term o
tance is srvearas per-
petua.. r.vansto
ard has waC denned
and commendabli
bjects whichJkre stated
as f cLo rs Fo:
!me mamteuKice or re-
iigiocs worsnrpwto m;
hold and
keep m repair flfconse or r
wcrship.
w-.th a
mereto,
norsi
accunenaut
to
pro vice.
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.n- n- rTCAtrr' -"-rn rr- rr ntra- i-.r
sicn cr usert;
net nerem enumerated; to pmviae ror tne
mutual assistance of th members cf said
asscciarion in time of sickness cr necessity
and to establisn and maintain a hosnirai
for me care c
ra cf r s
ici.
EoCHTTOHj
LCVrt
trj 2.-rminee
I
U JJcnerty. also a name rmer, nas been
elected -ithcut crpesmcu.
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T YM KSY ROTIEyyE,
CROKER BEFORE THE FASSETT
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
A Great rfen.atioa ProUacetl by Some of the
Annreh an Cro-Examination Attor
nej for the Prowecurion Intend to Show
That Tweed's Dead Hand Ii in It.
The Fassett senate committee held a
ceciAl session in ew lorJt to tai? tee
testtmonT cf
manny ra"l
lame crowd
Eichard Craksr, the Tarn- ining of the suit created a great sernn
leacer Th-rs was a tieum Omaha.
present. Patrick ilc-
Cann and his wife. who is
a sister of 3Irs. Croker, were in the audience.
Croker did not betra-r mush evidence cf
illness, but locked much worried. He was eipectatxns, tne returns showing a de- satisfactory bv indnstnsl hesitation, and
at once called to the stand. He said he cidedly Lberai number handled by western i by doabt in regird to the monetary out
had came from Europe contrarr to the ad- oacsers, while eastern shipments have ' look. The industrial hesitation results
vice cf his chvsicians in order to refute the
charges a.ade by ilcCann.
Lawyer Choate read a part of ilcCann's
I testimony about tne money which he said
Croker had m a satcnei to bribe the alder
I men to cet the conhrmation by them of
Grant s anointment by ilaycr Edison fcr
commissioner cf pub.i; works. Croker
i said it was absolutely untrue in all par
ticulars, fie had gone to HcCann's.
store about that time, but had not carried
asictel nor any large sum cf money. No
l"Sch sum had been raised for such connr
niation nor any since, nor had Grant raised
! SS0.001 for such purposes. He said he
hadvisitei HcCann's about the time re
I ferred to and aaksd ilcCann if he had
! heard anything anout the rumor that -jSC.lWO
j had b en raised to keep Hubert O. Thomp
, son m the ofhee of the commissioner of
I puhiic works. ilcCann thought that
"Tom' Adams, who was intimate with
I Alderman Pieron. miht know sometcmn
about it. He had met Adams m ilcCann s
store by appointment subsequently, but
Adams said he knew noth ns about tne
rumor.
Tney had to other conversation. Tam
miny hall was doing all it could at the
time to finht asamst the reappointment of
Hubert O. Thompson and he desired to
defeat any erTons made bv Tnompscn to
arrange for connrmation. It was also un
true tnat tue witness was tj set 10 cents
on everv bnrrel of cement used by the de
partment cf public wors
providing Grant
j ?Dl e -: -- --eme-eereu
the nomination.
virani. u ;iuuu uuu-iii-iier iu. iiis uaau
ter. Flossie, and had given her sj.oO'i on
two occasions m bills as presents. I: was
not given by reason of any prior under
standing with llayor Grant. 1 he money
had been invested in October, 1:ST. in a
house for the benefit of the child.
Dunns cross-examination by Lawyer
Ivms. a document was snown with
one signature cut cut. Crccker ad
mitted his signature to it. it
acreement
si-med
bv a numcer
of aldermen, mciudmc Croker, who swore
tnat tnev would net. as aldermen, vote to
connrm anv one cr na-s any b 11 of moment
without consulting Henry "VT. Ganet,
Tnomas J. Creamer. Michael Norton, tr.
VT. lie lane, and G. H- Fierson. Croker
md h (?ti! rot fcnw whos inatnrs had
been cut out. but presumed it was the
name of tne man wno had possession cf it
before Ivias cot it.
Crcker adm.tted that Florence Scanned.
the murdered brother of cf John Scannell.
was a.so a member or that board of aider
men. Objection was made to tnis line of
questioning by Lawyer Cheat?, and lyens
made these astoniahins statsments "I
want to snow tnat frjsments
or
politics in Tweed's time now rule our
politics. I will show tnat John Scannell.
tne brother of Florence, is now a member
of Tammany halL one of its money
Taisers. I will -how teat Janies Earner
was als j a member of that board and was
close'y connected with Croker and Tam
maay until recently convicted of assault.
I want to show where part cf tn i money
raised went. " A recess was taken at tu
point.
What a Lobbyist JLaUe-.
Theodore C. Davis, the lobbyist whom
the state cf Massachusetts stations at
Washicston. makes a big salary, fie drew
in.l;1-!) S-t'J.TT'i His business is to remain at
Waahinston and push forward, both at the
capita! and treasury department, measures
qfi claims in wmch the state is interested
and oy whicn it wil. print. His name ap
pears en the books cf tne state treasurer
acd state auditor, but further man this he
seem.- to have no omciai stanomg The
vearlv manual compi'ed bv the cierks of
tee senate and house and supposed to ccn
I tain a complete list of ad. resuiariv recog
, nized agents and orccials or the states dees
j not contain his name, and yet he has col
j lected SSJO.'H'u for the state at Washics-
ton. Mr. Davis receives a commission of
. 15 per cent., and therefoie the full amouct
paid to '.
nm by me commonwealth cas been
?cz.4J. lis transacuon o: i;rj. oy wnicn
he received over S4.".' hj. is recorded in the
! snitt "nit
state auditor s repcrt as " unsettled war
claims." Mr Da-is has worked astiveiy
m behalf cf the state, mis principal in
dustry is m tee presentation, investigation
and oeshms of war claims, fie was ap-
pointed by Gov. Benja
1-2- as state agent.
F. jButier in
!maiiiii of the Old $olilier.
j The Grand Army day of the Chautauqua
! association has been a pronounced success.
I Over 2.000 people assembled m the taber
i nacle at Ottawa, .rum., to listen to ad
dresses by Gen. Alser and ex-President
res.
Mr. Haves m h.s sr
sc-eecn saia
mere cculd be no politics in the G. A. li.
cr the Loyal Legion, but there must be a
t ful. measure of patriots. The rlag should ;
net cniy wave on every school house, but
on every churcn. The ex-president made
a stirring address en the sutject of the ob-
lisations of the government to te old sol-
cars. The pledges made to the so.citrs.
ne saic, ror ms services, were just as dis- ,
.- .i.t. ,'
tmct and unmistakable as any ever made
.... , - ,
to a cononolcer. Ad parties were acreed
..i. u Tii. i r
tnat thy should be recomnecsed and me
rreat states
whom providence seleced
1 had repeated and reiterated the same zrea:
truth m one cf those wonderf
messaces
he read to th American people. In ecu-
elusion Mr. Ha
iiaves saic e want no
chan.... out justice m our risers." ,
British hp-Buoldin5 Syndicate.
A company ct Bnrisn capitalists has '
been formed to acquire from me represen- c
. ,-" " j. . . i
builcmc yards and eceice worss at tee
r. Ar- .- v --v ,
Tee new ccrporanon will be knewn as
Eoachs Ship-BuJdms and Ensmeer
mg company limited . The preliminary
prospectus Sets forth the shares cf capital
to be SOOjCC1. In addition to this capital
j a debenture capital cf 300.000 is provided
' fcr. The board of manaiement m the
united States will consist o
John E.
Has
president cf the Chester works;
George n- Weed, president cf the Morgan
iron works. Henry Steers, president of
the Eleventh Ward bank, and Wrn. How- ,
land, cr New Ycrk cry The Xaricua!
i .samr cc sectland "sill cs bankers
cr me
naw ccmccnscn-
, rajrB-fiig Jen; zrh'iiBea. of the Cains.
ii i i jq.um..
Tie general attcmev cf the Tr - ,
racsc railway nas aled
racmc raitway nas aied a petrrian in the
United States arete; court isKitsfcsg fair
r "j- r; Bht rT:
bemg the sum he is charged irith
having stolen during his crucial
caieer. This money it is said,
was obtained by ilcSibben through
fraudulent purchases ol lumber of
O. H. Bamss & Co.. cf St. Louis. At
tachments 'were issued m Omaha on a de
posit of 520,C0 m the banks. iluEibben
left for the east last week and is now sup
ocsed to be somewhere an the road be-
, rrpor- Chic,, a-,? wwrtnr Tha i.
, . . a -
Fork PcJtln statistics.
Tbe Cincinnati Price Citrre nt 3ays The
supply cf hogs for the wees has exceeded
been moderate.
wees or Jij.UUt) asainst
year, and since ilar
3.625.000 a year aco. Leading points com
pare as follows
C tied.
Chicago
L-?9
1.44'i.aM
&:xa
370J.1M
2U100J
19'i.OOJ
157.t0
IKWJ
13i0ua
60.000
aas City.
60Lt
OmaiiA-.-
22.M)
Siour Cirr
at. Lcai3
Indianapolis
llii"vankee . .
Cedar Kauid3
WiJnta. " ..
souti: t.Facl.
All otnera
IS-.QliO
Mr.flttl
94.010
134. WO
105.000
4.0J.
j w
31 jj. acott Talked Too Much.
Walter G. Smith, governor-general cf
the organized niibustersrs, whose attempted
raid on Lower Calif ornia was recently ex
pesed, ei told the full story of the move
ment. He says that an English coiemza-
tion company was at the bottom cf the
scheme, wnicn was. in tact a revolution.
ifaj. Scott, the ceneral manacerof the col-
omzition company, broached the subject
to smith at San Dieo. Scctt is a mem
ber of tne Enzlish rovai engineers. Smith
said
It is my opinion tnat it wou.d have
been a success had not Scott tanen so
many men into his conndence. fie talked
too much."
Torneil Into a tgru and Died.
A post mortem on tne ccdy of William
Hatcher, a merchant cf Cleveland, who
died of the rare arniction known as Addi
son disease has been mace. matcher
caught a severe co d while bathing four
years ago,
since tnen his
turned
Dlack. until at tne time cf his dath his
face, neck and shoulders were as black as a
necro s and the remainder of his body was
cmy a little less so. Hatcher worked un
it, tnree weeks before his death ar.d refused
many offrrs cr larse salaries from dime
museum macagers. The examination re
vealed a degeneration cf the superrenal
cacsu-e of the kidney.
. ir,eu IO saoot aec lrWH,,,:r-
A pretty young woman, dressed m deep
mourning, stepped up to Jack Sulliyan at
Cairo, LL, and shoved a pistol against his
breast. Sulliyan struck the weapon away
d wrestled with the woman to tak the
pistel from her. Others interfered acd
the woman was scon disarmed. Seeing
herself defeated, she broke down and cried
bitterly. The woman is known as Mary
Vr"alker. from Vienna. llL She has been
at the European hotel some days. Her
reason for tryieg to shoot Sullivan is that
he cad been telling stcnes about ner. No
arrests were made.
Bernhardt in Love With Sfcinley.
Sarah Bemnardt has fallen platonically
in love witn Henry M. Stanley. Beius
questioned aa to her infatuation, she said
I feel a purely artistic, though intense
passion fcr tee hero af Africa. I think
him the greatest of men. I adore him.
and have every photograph of him that has
been puboshed in every possible arntude.
I would jump at the chance to accompany
him to the heart cf Africa, and : he would
cniy ask me I wcu d gladly so through all
ce has suffered. If he sees I go also."
suieide and Murder.
Great excitement wa ean-ed at Grcver
ton by the suicide of a beautiful young
iady. Miss Turner, the daughter of
Judse John B. Turcer. Exctement was
mtenstned when the fatner took tee pistol
from the nacds cf tne dyms daugnter and
kiLed Prof. DaTts. Nothing is known as
to the caue of the tragedy. Prof. Divis
went to Gaivestou last Mar Sh for Lake For
est College. N. C . and took charge of tne
academy.
Bctona; Pite.
A meetms of trunk line presidents was
held m New York to devise means far put
tins an end to rate cutting and
fix upen a s;ale for east
bound rates. They have announced
the matter settled as far a? they are con
cerned. It was referred to the central
trafuc association and tnat body was in
structed to call a meeting at the earlie-t
possible date and di-pose ef tee question.
After the Timber Gobbler.-
J. G. Monahan. a specia. United States
timber aqect sent out by the interior department-
is at Chippewa Falls investi
gating reports of the land department that
a syndicate cf lumbermen were forming
fcr the purpose of "cobblieg"' timber on
the reserve hinds to be tnrown open by tee
McCcrd reservation bui. fie is satisrled no
syndicate exists tcere, but thinks they do
in other places.
Other Peoples 3Ionev.
A. Fersusoc, lumber dealer at Sussex,
N- B.. has disappeared. Ferguson hand'ed
over $50,000 for other people and whatdis-
position he has made of the money is en-
known. It is mought that he has gone to
the states.
Object to Bem locke.i.
t . - i
Twelve nundred ccal mmers are cut on a
i c . .- ...
strike at Spnnsnill collieries, the largest
. v c . " -c- . - i. . i
is Nova Scotia. Evervthms is at a stand-
..1T i
' ' . W UUILVIi ,W .4.W Z.w... U
'dcckins"' for snort measure or stone.
Father and on Drow-n-l.
A special from Blacs Biver Falls. Wis. .
si J.i- tt., ,i.nn ,- kt r-m ?.
-ers drowced at North Bend while crossms
the lake on saw logs.
The Postal Telegraph Bill.
The house committee on pctarnces and
costroads has postponed further cocsidera-
,. ., . ,. , - . ., ---
t - o of dis postal tdesrapc tin ssnl next
sessisn-
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The sultan of Turkey has pardoned all
prisoners ccnyicted under the common
law. m the island of dete, whose sententes
do not exceed three years.
Arrrs an idleness cf eisht weeks the
smsxn
g carpenters and waedxerkers cf
Aenver nave returned to work on me terms
of the mill mariuricondmcrtally.
-Ar.ofMi?-
sissippi, ias been sentenced
to frve years
rn tea penitcsrurr fcr embe
emenr. A
stay was granii fcr ninety dajs.
E2scrr03", n lumber Qcerarcr cf
aussen.S'-B has disappeared. Ferrn-
eon hancied over S5J.0C0 for ether pecple.
What difpcctisn -ersusan has s c?
the aBcmer uafcicrwn.
actai pacsmg tor the ' from the delay cf Iegis ation and increased SLZld Qthet BOIal9 aorth
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r-i -i -"'! iiiiii ninvvis . - .n. -- . - -- -. .--,.. -- n i
-? -? i I US U13fcV.bi Wi4AS lil fciiC i-iiUCiiUfc .(-. 4 '
1 THE STATE OF TRADE
n. d. OUN A CO.'S WEEKLY BUSI
NESS REVIEW.
The Money Xarxet Keported Ttrax, WltK
Propecw of UI1 Greater Eim An In
crease at Chicaco Orer La.5t Year Grain
Bovine All IJa of Business Report
Satisfactory Trade.
TL. G. Dun Cc.'? Wkly Return of
Trade savs While the Tolume of trade.
- - ,. - , , '-
as ind cated by special reports by oana ra-
changes at interior cities and by railroad
earnings, continues larger than in tua
same month of auy previous year, the
Droscect for the future is rendered less
I
eastern markets, and a disposition is shown
to meet the needs of manufacturers. The
uncertainty also affects estimates cf the
future demand for iron, and so the con-
uncertainty also affects estimates cf the
; tuture demand for iron, and so the "-
tmued addiuon or newrurnaces weakens
that market.
' Large transactions in structurai iron
; and rails have been closed, but without
I strengthening prices. Cotton has declined
i cent. Wheat has fallen 1 cents, with
i better new3 from the northwest, oats ?
-u.ijiw icr last uncertainty regarding the outcome. ool .., At
cent and lard and hogs are a shade weaker, about IJi o clccic ihe last storm "as ac
Coffee is steady, but od has de -lined 3 ! companied by much wind. The tin roof
cents. Eaw susar is 1-Iticent ana crnsued a lotn from a furniture store, the entire
3 cnt lower and further coccessiens on re
zed are expected. The gsceral level of
ences is lower, in part because of a reac-
I tion from the many speculations which the
prospect of umimitea coinage engendered.
Business atother cities is well maintained I
for the season, and the ezceedmciy conn- I
ilent tcne hitherto prevailing dees net at 1
all abate. If mere are possibilities of dis- i
appointment they do not seem to be re
alized as yet. Boston notes a good de
mand acd higher prices for cotton and
leather goods, a demand for lumber and
large receipts for wool, which tends to '
weaken the market at Pmiadelphia. Coal !
is dull. Chicago continues cenhdent of a
larse and proctable fall trade, and the sta-
tistics o: the beard of trade show an in
crease over last year in the gram business
and in seeds t a sbgui decrease in meats,
but a cam of nearlv 100 per cent, in dressed
beef, an increase m lard and a large de
crease in butter.
The dry goods business exceeds last
years, and the prospects of the clothing
trade for the fall are thought quite natter
ing. St. Louis reports trade m all lines
above tne average. Milwaukee notes ex
cellent crop prospects and a good busi
ness. St. Paul hnds the situation very
encouraging and tnde at Omaua and Den
ver is good. At Detroit business is quiet,
wool moving slowly because farmers hold
f jr hmher prices. An average business is
reported at Kansas City and no change at
Pittsburg, except that wmle iron mi. is are
fairly employed, rails are 51 lower, and
glass works are closing for the season.
In all the report.?, either from the north
cr 5aCth, there is a nctewcrthv absence
complaint about coliections.nd the money
markets are f ully supplied, but the de
mand is quite active at St. Louis and
Cleveland and pushes close upon the sup
p y at Milwaukee, wnils it is weak at Kan
sas City.
The money mnrxet is nrmer at Boston
and PittSjur. but plentifully supplied at
Chicago and eisy at Philadelphia, and the
coming July disbursemects are expected
to cause greater ease everywhere.
The business failures oceurms tnrough
out tne country during the last seven day
number 2U2 as compared with 1SJ last
week. For the corresponding week of 15S3
the ssures were zl Z.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Action in Con:jre- of Importance To Both
Ked and "White Hen.
The committee en Indian affairs has
amended the bdi provid.ns fcr a ccmmis
sion to negotiate with tee Crow tediaea in
Moctaca for cession cf their lands to the
sovemment be substituting a.most a new
bt.L The committee recommends the
appomtmect cf a committee cf three, ncne
of wnom shall be residents of Montana, to
negetiate witn the Indians for a surrender
cf their lands situated south of tne Yellow
stone river and west of the divide between
Prycr creek acd Clark s Fork river. They
are to report the r nominations to ccngresa,
wcicc must approve their action before any
of me iands may become me property of
the government to be put en. the market as
public lands. The bid. as reported calls
or an appropriation cf $10,000 to meet the
expenses of me commi'Pion. The three
men are to be named by the secretary ci
tne interior.
Secatcr Dawes, frcm the committee cs
Indian affairs, rpparted an amendment to
tee Ind.an appropriation biL which pro
vides for i commission cf tnree to myesti
gote certain important questions at tee
Puynliup Indiaa reservation. This com
mission wi.l inquire into tne title cf the
lands alloted to the Indians, tleir values
and whether me interests of the Indians
are properly guarded, also whether mese
lands embrace- leg-illy the land lyiuz on
Puget sound, how the Iands are to be dis
poned and if the Indians are to be indemni-
ned for the nsnt-cf-wa- taken of railroad
i companies. The amendment carries aa
appropriation cf S10.QG0 to meet
its
sro-
visions. The amendment was sen
to ths
committee en appropriations.
The secretary of the interior has received
a telegram stating that the Pottawattamie
Icdiaus, in Incian territory, in council
rined tee agreement with tne Cherokee
commission, cecmg to the government the
surplus iands of their reeerranou.
representative Hall says that, in spite
of all efforts, it is very likely that the Sis
seton Incian bill can be passed this ses
aicn. A ngnt will be made on the large
appropriation which it carries.
MAKE HER A
E15HOP.
Bishop spauldinc on '.the
Poition
of
Lovely W omen."
The radical declaration of Bishop .
Spauiomff, cf Peoria- speaking to the fac
ulty and students of Nctre Dame Univer
sity en the position cf wcrnac. iaa created
a sensation at Nctre Dame aureus
Catholics. At ths commencement
of St. Marys academy, he went
even further. After haying cemph
menred the work cf the sisters cf the con
gregation of the Hcly Cross, he saai tnat
me position of women have been the posi
tion tnat southern planters gave their
slaves. It was no better to-day than it
was years ago. They were treated kmdiy
as me slaves of tee men he knew had
been treated but kept m igncrauce. In
f--s ccuntry, however, women had eman- f
created themselves. American wemen are
more iutIIuzeut rn American mic. He
demanded tne hishest educaticn and de
clared she must hencef crth work side by
side wrrh me men for tne prizes, and ncn
work and wm. The bishop s words seemed :
yprv lri a statement cf advanced belief m f
woman 3 nsnts.
again and agam.
Ih-v were
Thz rsnert of a dearh frenj jello"' fever
in Georgia was rmio"n-deC-
5EBRA5KA SEWS M.BBL"?.
Small GraitJ Neatly tiitrrntL
The most destmtrtiTe Utrm that has
ver visited Wayne and vicinity struck
ther Sunday night. The railroad irjsk
washed out wett and is under water e s
cf term Com t Tery much injured zd
thousandi cf acre of small jrram is en
tirely ruined. Cera iil probably average
about half a crop. Some eattls and many
hoir-; were drowned. A "brickymr'i at that
place belonging to John Sherbahni "was
l tctmr mined ana ti.e loss is ver- ceitTj.
I i?T;?a! . blo dQ m the
country snd Tme cumed or lightnmc
so far no lites an rpotted lost.
Crops Beat Into the- OttooiI.
A severe electrical storm. acconpanii
, by a terrible wind and heavy rain, visited
Madiscn county siicdav night. U Pierre
hail fell in largs
considerable damage
to crops, st some points rainy Dealing
them into the ground. Telephone com
munication is somewhat interrupted and
I ;t j .a:. ix,.,i- ..1 tn
St Paul and Omaha, thev having same
! i .mi f.t nf -, tw nnr nr Hn..
j y!y.g-
j
, Tekamah I-arnally Floosted.
i Two heavy storms struck Tekamah Suu-
' day msht, the hr3t about o deck and the
j latter. -hich was much the heaviest, at
stcc.i cf geeds getting wet and being badlv
dammed. Tekamah creek oversowed and
Hooded a portion of the town after each
storm.
"uhbin- of ew.
Ths Union Pac cc will build a S'dO.OflO
depot at Kearney.
A i -T'.'Ri association ha3 been or
ganized by the old soldiers of Harlan
county.
Tee Farmers alliance of Perkins county
have located a 513,000 riour mill at
iladrid.
Thz pupils of the Fine Eidge Indian
school will cold literary exercises at Eush
ville July i.
The shipment of a carload cf starch
from Beatrice the ether day was the nrst
j ever made from Nebraska.
! Tez citv council cf Seward has d- cided
I to continue drilling with the hope of strtk
! log water in abundance at a depth ct '10
feet.
A Exeter man while hunting for his
runaway wtie at orroli scared p tne
wronc coupi and tne city omeers wtu
probably capture two nckle wives before
' they tet throuch.
A :rr3BrE of windmills in the vicinity
of taardy wrre blown down dunnc a recent i
storm, and a stone smool house, an old
landmark, seven miles carta cf town, was
demo ished.
I. N. Yocsg. a wealthy farmer living
' near fiebron. while attempting to take a
curbing out of an old well, waa smothered
by the dirt cav'mj in en him. When the
rescuers removed the dirt the man was
dead.
A doss of morphine given by mistake
to the infact child of E. fi. Ackers, a 5a-
penor traveling man. caused its death s-x
heers later.
It is reported that the ana-treat Law is
to be enfor-pd. ind sheriffs m m1 various
: counties will scon receive instructions to
arrest violators.
Wetle puttins a bit m a horse s mouth
M. O. Allen, of B.ne Bill, inserted his
' iittle-uuser tco far between the acimai s
jaws and lost the asef al member at the
secocd joint.
TsoOP F. Ninth cavalry, under ccm-
mand of Capt. Euges, passed throush the
' city yesterday enroute to the eat of wir.
tb.j Beaver creek barracks, says the Sidney
( JtKrnol. They are under orders from the
secretary cf war to remain in camp at that
point until the settlers felt conndect that
there is no daccer which in fact mere
never has been.
VurL the family cf E. Eennedy. of
Boasett. were seated at dinner Monday,
lightning struct the rcof of the dwellins
acd following down through the ceiling it
seemed to seperate into tnree bolL. all of
whicn struck their daughter Dcra. kiilies
her instantly, one bolt striking her in the
cead. one on the neck and the third rrgkt
over the heart, yo omer memcer cr the i
family was even shocked, while three dogs
whicn Were under th- tabie were killed.
Meh. W vr- J.-5SS. of Tobin. is me
only lady undertaker m th state. See
was in attendance at the undertakers an
nual meeting at Grand Island tcis week,
and wnen a corpse was provided for the
occasion she dexterously stepped to tee
front and took up the artery of me arm,
and scowed a mucn kill in the work as
the mest expert rna-e undertaker m the
convention.
A irm Icdian giri at the Wmnebaso
asency named Stei u dauscrar of '"Mad-
Above, accident!;- shot nerelf with a re
volver and Dr. w. -.. of Valentine suc
cessfully dressed the wound. "Made
Above" scowed his sratitud- by appeiinns
at Valentine the other day with a cue 2-year-oid
pony, but nnding the doctor away
"he camped out until his return, when he
presented him with the animal. Tne most
.timate friendship now exists between the
Indian and ths physician.
CHMTT.K.g SiOSIAH, Cf
Broken 3ow,
- claims to have the largest collection cf
stamps in the state.
Two Exeter men assaulted a ycuns lady
at G-neva. th girl s father surprising them
tn the act. They were arrested and piaced
in jaiL
Tee new water-works plant at 0;L an"
will soo.1 be finished and the system of
service vJ5tIy increased. Nearly one mue
of the new mains will be laid.
iAitss eatos, of Timber tree.
eleven miles west of Cedar Eapids. was ui
stantly killed by a bolt of hshtnms wru.
standmg m his decrway.
Wa. Cabsov, alias Miller, who was
ence convicted aid sectecced to be hissed
for the mnrder cf Chauncey Weston cne
year agu. was acquitted at Beatrice.
A Eiii rr ed the foot of a Ladder on
wired two painters we.-e at were at Ciav
. enter and precipitated the whoie outer o
tne irouid. a distmce o? twenty fevt Th-'
men wer net badly injured, but the hoc
was
V A. Bz-smon. of Oakland, has nled
a ccmplamt asamst C. M. Magnuson fcr
sianier. aimins SW.Of damaze. Eeu
strom e.aucs mat Masnuson has srven out
me report tnat tne plamrrff had poison'
his father
Sewcrd -seekrrs emrloTment to do nruse- I
wora. was arrested aed macs to - maLr
apparel m piars cf an old gray wrapper
and a fiscinnter which had seen better
civs, rreue -ras mn grren a sno
and
put re wcrs on the streets. His srrr con
tained several letters
ddressei to m nr-
srecaman, wnicn is sun
uncosed
Ox a little bout hznsz en the v-, j.
river this sign is drsp.iyed "Sincwvsrs
and all snmmer drink's fr sls." aT
near th- feet of Wall glner. N'ew York, a
sign -with, the foUowmz 1-semi mar e
wo: Usbrella HoscrtaL"
THE OLD RTTTTABLE
iibos S
Bank
ate
(C-Iiest Stata Basa in the State.)
PAYS IMTEHEST Off TIME IEP0SIT3.
MAXES LOANS QH REAL ESTATE.
DH-AFTS Os
Chicaso, Jew York, azd all
Cocnsriea.
Fortip
miS STCAStSHXP TICKETS.
BUYS GOOD NOTES
And Ealysi It Castcaiers ween thffj yed Help.
OFFICERS AND DIF.ECTORSt
V3s..
tSAST52K GEH3A3C. Pre?!i-t.
v G. W HCLST. Vfce-Pr-si.l3t.
JULILS A. BSET. E. E. EZX2Y".
COLUMBUS, NEB.
HAS AN-
I
iii,.:.,j ri-.T - a- rw
, Authorized Capital of $-W,0W
i raiu in capital
i o-
90.000
OFFICZES-
C. E- SEZLDO.V. FWr.
E. P. E. OEL2ICE. Tics ?r.
C. A. :rZWHAN. Cashier.
DANIEL SCSHA1L. Aas't Cash.
STOC2EOUJEBS:
C. E. Sheldcs. J P. B-ck"r.
EermanP E. Oclrtca. Carl B!bju.
Jocas Welch. W. A. Mctfiiater.
J. Benrvnrdetnaa. E. iL 'Winalow.
Gcrs w. GaI!iT. S. C. Gtt.
Frank Borer. Arnold ?. E. Ohlrich.
kSf Bank of uVpomt. interest alln-r-d ni ticn
derosit": bay and eil ezcnaniron UcitI State-
2d Ecrcf". and bsrand -I1 available iriti'.
W nall bt plued to rive ronr ba:ii3"M. TV-s
solicit iocr catrana?. 2icT
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Or . W. KIBLER.
Trsa'Tcliss ialfmaB.
" BTh' orsans ary nrst-clas" m ver7 car
ticnlar. and so zuarauteed.
PRINCIPAL P01TS
EAST, WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH
AX
U. P. Depot, Columbus.
HENRY G-AS3. '
UNDERTAKER !
C0FFLVS AM iiLTALli: I As.i
jy Hscrn-t3t7 of cJir.ii; CJLt
terj Goods.
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