THE OMAHA DAILY
SIXTEENTH YEAH. OMAHA , THURSDAY , MORNING , SEPTEMBER HO. 1886. NUMBER
THAYhu TRIUMPHANT
Nebraska's ' Grand Old Veteran Nominated
for the Qovcrnorsbip.
ONLY ONE BALLOT NECESSARY.
tihcdd , V/illtml , Baucock , Lccso and Scott
All Eonominated.
LAWS FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
George B. Lane for Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction.
A MISCELLANEOUS PLATFORM.
The State Issues Ignored and the Railroad
Oomtnission Fraud 5udorse.il ,
FIGHTING ON PROHIBITION.
Great Debating After Midnight on the
Question of Submission ,
OTHER STATE CONVENTIONS.
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Massachusetts llepiilillonus Adopt n
StronKTomporniKJo Plunk In Their
1'liitroriii Colorado ncpiiMlcunti
Nominate -Political News.
The Htatc Coiucntion.
LI.NTOI.X , Neb. , Sept. 2'- ) [ Special Tele-
giamlo the Uiu.l The long continued two
clays' lobby , the gieatest gathering of ihe
kind ever lei mud befoic a state convention ,
came to a close at 7 o'clock to-night , the
hour appointed for the convention to assem
ble. Through the oiitito daj Iho woik went
on , unceasing lobbjing foi the favoi lies and
ever and anon the call fora county would be
heaid to uo Into caucus. Uuttho uncertainty
neverceased , and at the time of the conven-
tlon's assembling doubt hovered over the at-
mosplieio of tlio gathering and the pool that
could sweep the Held had been foi meet to the
knowledge of any one. During the clay the
Douglas county dolet-atlcin met to oicani/e ,
and an Illustrious lot ot pioxles bobbed up
and theiallioad ciovvd thought llmv had It.
Chailes . ) . ( Jiccn , a delegate by proxy ,
wanted to be ( .huh mini of the delegation and
was sit down upon. The same objections
that cleleated Creen defeated 'Ihurston ten
the place , and the delegation then selected
Dr. Mercei as its clialimin , who was accep.a-
bio to the anti-monopoly lepubllcans on
tl.o delegation , who did not want
their votes cast tin ough a inlhoad attotnej.
In the Lincaslercountj delegation an organ
ization was made bj selecting C. O. Whecdon
as chaliumn of the delegation , couliaij to
the plans ol the lluilingtou AMIssouil , who
weie in politics lor Captain Phillips lei that
position. Several othei plans of like callbie
weio Knocked in tlio head , but the iailio.ul
vyoio In politics all the day notwithstanding.
Unbof tiiQMtrprlscsof tliolobh } vv.us to find
, that Valley umnty had sent a delegaflon
against Auditor Habcock , and no little btee/e
was occasioned theicby foi a tlmo. Hut very
actlvo woik was al once inaugurated to iiuoll
the riot In the ranks.
The convention was called to orclci at 7SC :
o'clock , p. in. , by C. E. Yost , than man of the
state ccntial committee , and on motion ol
Hon. John M. Thurston , of Douglas , lion ,
James Laltd , of Hastings , was elected tem
porary chairman. Mr. Laird , on
taking the chair , thanked the convention foi
tlio honor of presiding for a shoit tlmo over
the republican party of Nebiaska. Mi.
Laird compared Iho luauguiatlon of the pies
ent democratic president with the first repub
llcan president. He was glad to say that the
lopubllcan patty vvub a law-abiding p.nty ,
The promises of the democratic party had
not been carried out. Its legislation was
against tlio soldlei and the common people ,
Its legislation was for the mlllloiialic.
Mr. Morse , of Merrlck , nominated Frank
11. Wilson , of Cass , ( i. W. Urewster , ol
Blalne , and Walt M. Seoley , ol Lancastu ,
for secretaries of the convention.
James Laird then said that In passing to n
pcimanentoigaiiUitlon ho desired to noml
unto for the position of chalimaii his col-
leaquc , Congressman A. .1. Wcavei. Mr
Weaver was elected unanimously.
On lakliiB the platform , Mi. Weaver said
that the domoctatlc party was In povvei and
happy , except lu Its matilmonlal connec
tions. 'Iho democratic paity , ho btated , vvat
the common enemy of Hits silver dollar. The
admlnistiatlon of the demociatlo partv was
a constant attempt to thiovv a cloud over the
silver dollar that was doing the business.
Mho democratic paity has madon iccoid in
vetoes. One bundled and ono old soldlcis
had be en vetoed out of that which they had
eai lied and paid for jearsugo. 'iho iepub-
llcan jiaity had fiiriilshed the sinews ot w at
on its Intci pertatlon of the constitution
aualnst bbito lights. The lepubllcan party
wasMroiiu'ertoday than over and It would
allow no democrat to lepiesent Nebiaska.
Mi. Hero moved that n committee ot lif-
ttPii on icsolutlcius bo appointed to whom all
icsolutlons should boiclciicd without debate ,
The chair Mild ho would appoint them as poi
Btlpiilatlon : C. 11. ( 'ore. W , P. ( Jurley ,
James Laltd , J. S , Haitman , C. 11. Van
Wyck , M. A. Duugherty. M. L. Hav-
wind , deo. W. Duiion , J , L. i.iibeit , L ,
Mr. jtosovvatci iiieseiited lesolutions n
mlopted by the Wisconsin lepnbllcans , anil
ho also picsentcd a lesolutlon dcmandlnc tlu
lopeal of the uillioiul commission. Itefeuei
to that committee ,
Mi. llovvoiiresented resolutions upon the
labor cmestlon and the mtostion of laboi or
canizailous and UKalust convict labor.
Mi. Nuttletou. of Clay , olfered a resolution
asking the h-Klslaturo to submit the cmestlot
of vv oman's biilf i a o.
llesolutloiis leciiiding prohibition , bonds
gieenbacks , tholilsh.aiid forholdleib' pen-
blons were iccelved and icfcrred ,
Mr. Miutimiu , of Hulfalo , askcct for a rccosi
of thirty minutes tor the committee o ,
lesoluttons lo prepare a platform. Lost.
On motion ol W. J. Council , of Douglas
nomination ! ! vverooidered torgoveinoi
On motion of Mr. Woolo > , ot Hall , the
convimtlon pioceedcd to mi Infoiiiml ballo' '
foigoveinor. Tlio Informal ballot lesulted
riTimi or
- . * . ri arku . , . i ;
J , U. Dinsmoro . ;
LeanUoi Ceiiard . , . < _ > ;
i' ' .
N , -
f ; Applpt-nto
Uiiapp.of vinic , . . .
' , 1" * ' * tll ° 1' > > 1 second ballot , ( Jen
i
, } . liM'i'B ' ' been bhovvn to be tlu
the co of the convention , John M Thnmtoi :
vvlthdiovv the name of 11. T. Clarke am
asked that I'eneral Thojer bo nominated bj
iicclanuxtlon. The motion was seconded Dv
J , II , Davis of buumlctb and cart led unanlm
onsly.
The chrers that gipetedtlie appp.iialico o !
tlio general upon iho btazo weio loud am
lonp. ( iciiertil Tlmj er said ho accepted tlu
nomination as a icpubllcau , Huhadhelpct
orgaul/e the party lu twntorlal dojb , ami he
saw no higher honor than to bo Kovernor ol
Iho commoiivvealth. lie pledneiUilmself foi
the Uest work for thow Slu Kopie , ami sale !
that the perfection of law and a lepubllcan
rovernmeutvvas only gained by caietul anil
honest administration of all the laws.
Iho ballot by which General Thaver wa <
upailimted c-icceded lu tfa-ngth all anil
more' than the Renctal's most smcitim-
friends had hoped , Douglas eoitntv voted
on the ballot 2. ' . for Clarke , 2 tor I'lmjer ;
Linc.ister v cited for all the candld-iles It could
find : Nemalu voted solid tot Clatke ; lilch-
nid on , solid for Clarke ; Otoe , scattcied ;
dnuc1. divided , and Cass solid foi 1 haver ,
while thcMMillie vvtst and ninth pail of the
stnte wnslirgelv u milt foi 'lha > ei.
Tlu1 convention then proceeded to the
nomination of lieutenant covetnor. 'Ihe re
sult c.f the tiist ballot was a total vote of Wfl :
II. II. .Shcdil JWs
L. M. GDI it'll s-i
A.V. . Aj-ec. . - . 11T
C. n , Vcist 'M
A delegate from Tliajer coitntj midethe
motion tor the uninlmnus nomination of
Mr. Shedd , width picvalleil , and Mi. Miedd
aildies'ed the convention umi returned
thanks.
On n call foi a billet for se < ictny of state ,
the Ihstlnllot lesulted in i toial vote of SV1 :
deoiKO P. WlUleisleeu 101
( ! . L. Laws , of McCook 1T2
.1. i : Hill , ot ( 'ago Ml
Niles Andcr-oil 12 !
riic'io lielng no choice A ec-ciid ) billet was
circlet I'd , and the' lobby woik he-rnti , Some
attempt \vas made tostamiiiOe foi someone ,
but the scheme was evidently not consideied
ripe , and the convention settled down to the
second ballot , icsultttii ; :
'tMtiteisteen ir,0
Livvs ' . ' ( I *
Hill , V ,
Andcisnn 1'JS
'Ihe thlid ballot s uv Hill chop tiom the
nice , Ihe ballot icsultlng :
Intersil en 20V
Luvs 'j'.u
Hill , .
Anelcison 01
( SllliPil O Livvs liavltuiecoivtd a majority
vvasdeelaic'd the nominee.
( .eueral Dilvvoith , of Adams , then tcmk the
( loot , and the rules we're suspended and
Chalks H. Willatd , of Thavei , was lonomi-
natc-cl hj acclamation. Mi. Wlllaid made a
speech.
Mi. J. (5 Tale , of Hulfalo count ) , look the
( lout and put the wheels in pie less tor the
letiomlnatlon or H. A. Uibeoek of Valley ,
tor auditcii , and the nomination was made bv
acclamation , foi which thinkswete letin lied.
T. L. N'oival , ot Sevvaid , put the motion in
elfeet tot the lenomlnation ol Attoruej ( len-
eial Lcesobv acclatuatlou. 'I he motion pic-
valled and Mi. Lee e iiscendpd the slago and
spoke to the multitude.
CecilKP W. Collins , ot Pawnee coiintv , jie- )
scnted the motion toi the renomiuation ol
Joseph Scott foi commlssloiiet ot lands and
ImlldliiL's. This was one of the most en-
llmsisllc nominations mane.
The convention came back to tmmoll and
sttlle with the question ot the- slate supetin-
ot Dodge. The lust ballot , icsulied :
Lane uo
Diummond Us
Jones 10J
Clarendon rs
How ITS ( > >
Cecil o
Uuclei the call of counties the second
ballot resulted :
Lane fiy ;
Jones in
Diiimmoud 7
Claieudon n
llovvcis : u
Cecil r
Mi McKInuon. ol Cnss , made the motion
thatcii-alc'd unanimity in this nominatlou.
Mi. McClutic. ot Saline , aftersevei.il mo
tions had been made conci'iniiu a clialiman
of Ihestatecommittee , and JiidiroThtitston
had ncmiiiiated est toi the position again ,
called tot a vote bv counties. This was the
game that was to btin up an anti-Van
\Aick sentiment bv putting Yost back again ,
and It was piomptly met bj thc convention
that suipiisc'd Ihe anti-Van Wjck men and
made ! a pitiable showing tor those who
wanted Chinch Howe's right bovver handling
the funds. The ballot foi chilimaii of thu
state committee tesulled :
A. J. Weaver ir/i
CasparK. Yost oj
beuiitiiry Wilson put the vote that made
Judso Wea\ei'sele-etion unanimous.
Mi. ( 'ere. thu chairman of the committee )
on u solutions , handed up a collection of i ev
olutions , with generalities only , ignotlng
the question of the i.iilvvay commission , as
leleired to them , the question of a prohibi
tory amendment , of any of the resolutions ot
state interest.
Senator Van Wick presented a mluoiity
icport , asking the IcKHlatute to abolish thu
radvvay commission as beaten by a popular
vote but ore its inception , 'llm call ol coun
ties on a motion to lay the mlnoiity leport
on the table was wattbed with gieat
inteiest , the excitement sin passing
that reached at any fctago lu the pio-
cec'dlngs of the convention , the picked
ralhoad delegation howling and attempting
to btampede the convention with a liovvllm ;
packed lobby. When Otoo county was
leached , and Frank Ransom announced the
vote us thlitccn against laj lug the report on
the table , and a delcuate arose to dispute tlio
vote , calllnx tour foi the motion , the
convention lalilv went wild , and by
bonatoi Van W\ck' motion Otoe county
was polled , voting Individually , when Judge
Haywaid. who sat lu the delegation by
proxy , with three followers , recoieled them
selves in favor ot the commission. The re
sult of the vote was : ; oj avcsnmV Mb uoc-s ,
and the convention , amid the howls ot the
lallroad crowd , placed ilsclf on iccoid in
lav 01 ot tlie liauif.
Thu iucstlon | of thu submission of ptohibl-
tlou was then hroiuht before the convent-
ilon , T.ite. of Huirulo , taking the gioituil lor
it. Mi. Kosewatci opposed It , believing it
Inexpedient and not pwpcr to bo submitted
us an amendment to the constitution ,
Mi. CJeio of Lancaster oppose d the question
of submission. Mi , Iltewstei ot lilalno sup-
iioited It. Judge Tliuiston opposed It and
Conu'icssman Lilid made a povvcrtul speech
against the question.
PIOIU midnight to 1 o'clock thogieatcst debate -
bate held on submission feu > eais , vvas engaged -
gaged In. At 1KO : the convention , poneliiiu'
ailjouinment , was still discussing prohib
ition.
Sketch of the Next Rovnrnor.
CeueialJohn M. Thajer , who heads the
icpnbllcan ticket , eamo to Xebiaska In ISfl-l ,
settling In Omaha ns a tanner. It vvas not
long befoio ho had to ( 'Uouptho ploughshaio
forthosvvoid , as In lb35 ho commanded a
party of volunteers to quell a dibtnihaifcu
among tioubleiomu Indians at rontcncllc ,
then tlio iiontlei. Subscepicntl * , ho was nt
the head of tbo tciiltoiial militia and as
such did Rood woik In lesti.lining thu Paw
nee Indians fiom commllllng depredations
uuainst the whiles. ( lOiicnil Tliavei vvas u
niembei of the upper house of the teirltorhil
leTlslatnru fiom 1WJ to 1N.O , and In thu fall
of thu lattei year ho was chosen a membei ot
thu constitutional convention. When the1
win biokoout ho informed the secret.iij ol
war that Nebraska would furnish ono iegl-
incut and Immediately , under order * , pro
ceeded to organize thu MUUP. On the comple
tion of his labors ho vvas appointed colonel
of the First Nebraska , and pioceeded with
regiment to St. Loula In the sunimei ot ISeit.
Subsequently ho went with Ids command to
Pilot Knob and Scdalia , Mo. Attci shoit
servlco with thu I'lemont expedition tu
Smiugiield , Mo , , the 1'lrst Nebraska went by
bteamer to Foil Henry and paiticltuted
with distinction nt DoncNon and Shlloh. Jit
colonel was then madoDiUadlcr gencinl foi
Kallant and meiltoilous soi vices , and elm Inn
the battles named he scived as commuudiu
of the second brliraelo of Walluce'h division.
Altervvaid ho went to Memphis and com
manded a InUado of Iowa ( loops at the
battloot Chlckasiivv Ilajou ; then lie Ic.id in
the battle of Arkansab Post , in which ovei
5.tXX ) prlsoneis were taken. Ceneral
'lhajei teived witli distinction all tluouirh
the siege of Vlcksbmg , and forKallant and
and meiilonmis sen ices was niailoa majot
geneial of volunteers. He participated In the
rapt in a of Jackson , Miss. , under General
Sheiman ; ho was In the Arm ) of Arkansas ,
under ( jenei-al Steele , and also took n piotul-
nt mjp.iit in the battles of Pialilo d'AnnMos
cow , Joiikln's leuj , and Saline ilvci Aftei-
vanls ; ho ho had command of the Aimv ol
the Frontlet , and while at Foil Smith he de
feated the rebel generals , Cooper and Muxey ,
Aficrbhoit service In command at Helena ,
on the Mississippi river , liu closed his mill-
taiy career on July , ite. and returned to
Omaha. On thu admission of the tenl-
teiry us a btalo In Wfi ho vvas
elected United States senator , aim served
one term. In U > 75 ho was appointed cov-
ernorof VVjoiuln and smed ono vpar ,
( ic'iieral Iliajtr vvas born In IJellliiL'ham ,
hoilolk county , Mass. , and Is now In tin' '
1 rime of life. No Nebraskan has been moio
prominent In public affairs than he , and none
has had more arduous duties to peiform nor
been more faithful to everj trust.
MnssacliiiscUi llcrmhllcnnq.
HUSTON. Sept. 20. The republican stale
convention wascalledto ordet al 11 o'clock.
J Henrj Could vvas cho eii president and
KobertA. Soutliworth and Calvin D. Piigo
seerctarlts. Major ( lonld , chairman of the
state committee made a btlef spvc'ch , setting
foi th the objects of the convention ; euloniir-
Inz the national iccotd of the lepubllcan
pirty and Insisting upon the fealty of ttte
lepubllcan parlj to temperance and pinlan-
tlnop ) anil Us fcaIlessne sof death from a
third pattv. 'Ihe speaker clo'Pd bv prcellcl-
lma tcpubllcan triumph In N'ovcmbct. The
iisuil committees weie then announced.
Permanent otirnul/atloii was affected by
the ele'ctlon of Ueuiv I'nbot Lodge as piesi-
dent with a lousr list of vice jnesldents.
A'uouc thei kilter weie Seuitors Divvcs and
Hoir.rouijic-smen I.ong.Hlce. llanney , Ilav-
den , Whiting and Davis. 'I ho convention Is
composed of 1,127 delegates. Mr. Lodge ad-
eliiMscd the convention ut cotibideiablo
leiiL'tli ,
Attei Lndco's spei'ch. n h'llet vvas iccelved
fiom the Woman's Chtistlin rempetaiico
union asMni ; feu prohibition candidates and
H'solutinus , vvhlcfi was appropriatel.v to-
fcircd. ItC-olutions reported bj theeommlttec >
weie uimiilniotHlv aelopted attc't shoit dcbito
ovei the piolilhition nlink. The following
ate * thu essentlil le.itincs lu the platliitm :
Keeo.'ul/lug lu IntiMtipur.incii a elesttover
of mankind , a means ol cortuptlon In poll-
IIcanil a mint fruitlul soiuce of piupeilsm
and crime' , wu inipeiativdv alllrm thai both
p.itilntlsm and philantlnop > demand the
stiict enfoiiemeiit of laws enacted to sup
press this PIIOI moils evil. Wo Dledse1 oiu-
celves to supjiort as a candidate ) foi olllco no
man who Is titruld 01 unwilling to tlo his
whole elnlv In enloielng the laws , and to
lavoi at all limes such tuither Icirisiillon as
nmj IIP neeessaiv to reuelei the existing laws
moie e'llectlvc' . We favor submission to the1
people of mi amendment to the constitution
mohibitlni ! the in uuilucturc and sale of alco
holic Illinois to be used us a boveraire.
The civil set vle'o plank Is us follows : Wo
irivc to the civil service acts passed hj n ii1-
imbllean coniiess anil a lepubllcan legisla
ture of this eommouvvealth oiu heaity ap-
pio\al and siippoit. We oppose all open 01
covert attacks upon them , and encourage no
action which tends to tmp.ili their ofllcicucy
I'ituc'ss , not political Inllimnci1 , should de
termine appointments to plllee ; icmovals
shoiihl bo made' lei cause alone , and incum
bent sli ould be fioud tiom entoiced patllsaii
duty and ussussmunt. We favoi fie' extension
of these piiiiclples to all business olllces in
the state anil nation.
The icpubllcau paitv , line to its Instincts
and puneiiiles. will deal with the iuteicsts
both of laboi : .nd capital in a spirit ol I'eiual
and exaet justice' . ' 1 he gratitude1 and esteem
which the icpuhlican put ) teels tor the
soldiets and sallois of the kilo vvai
bus &uevei lulled ot expression , either
in worel 01 eh'ed. It shall never
\\liilii\\eicnialna ti.utv the pledges
m ule to them shall be kept. Wu demand ot
the national admlnKtiation piompt , peisist-
ent and cletci mined action In thu settlement
ot disputes between this coitutiv and ( iieat
Dutain to the cud that oui hshermeu in.iv no
IOIIKCM be hanassed and depnved ot their
inopeity , and diMuivi'dof then occup.itlous.
Wo fully maintain the prlnehiles ol protec
tion to Ameilcau laboi umlluilnstiles. While
anxious that inequalities in the t.intl'shall be
eoirected. we oppose all hotizoiital leduelions
and such mischievous attempts at Inlci-
iiieddling with the tat ill us the so tailed
"Mouisou bill. " The eontiuued coinage of
silvei elcdlaisat the IHCMMU i.illo Is a con
stant menace to the stabilitv ot our nuance * .
Wo again demand the tepeal of the liw
which rceiuiu'a tuilhei coinage of this de
based money.
Oliv er A mi's w as nominated for cov ei nor.
iccelvlim Wi votes out ot a total ot ( fit. and
thu nomination was then made un.nlimms.
The convention adjourned nt 2 o'clock.
The rest of the ticket nominated is : Lieu
tenant ( iiivet nor , J. ( J. A. Hrackott ; seere1-
tinyof smie' , lleiuy S. Pioicei ; treasure ! , A.
w. Hoard : auditeii. Chailes Ladd ; attorney
general , diui J. Shcian.
Colorado UcpnhllcnnN Nomln.ito ,
Di.\viii : Sept. 2-On ! ) the thlid ballot the
republican state convention today nomi
nated Hon. William H. Mevci lei goveinei ;
foi lieutenant govetnor , lion. N. H. Mel-
dium ; ciinKiessman , Judu'c C. d. Syms :
state tienstuci , P. W. Hicen ; secretiity ot
state , Captain James Kice.
New York Nominations.
Nivv YOIIIC , Sept. 2J. Tlio lepubllcan
state committee to-day nominated Jndjie
Daniels bv acclamation for judge of the couit
of appeals , and Iho demcciatic state con mlt-
tee selected Unfits W. Peckham lor tlm
same olllce.
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Clay County Ileniifiliciins.
FAIIIKII.LI ) , Neb , Sept. 29. [ Special to the
Hun.Clay ] county's bourbon demociacy
met In convention at CJav Centei jesteidaj ,
and went tluough the Usual toim of nomlna-
Hng caudldales foi llie legl Iatinoand county
olliceis. although they well know , fiom inst
exuerieiice , all their laboi Is foi naught ,
The lognUr standing candidates weie
placed In nomination again : Fred Mattcson ,
of Sutton , for senator : Heniy Dalton , ot
Kcigiirand A. Hetien , of. Howard , foi lepie-
sentatlves.
Resolutions weio iissod ) eudoislnjrcveiy-
thlug demociatlc , and con < leuiiiii0' ] ovci > -
thlng lepubilean.
Itoono County
Ainiov , Neb , Sept. % ( Sicclal ) to the
Hi. 1 .1 The stalwart lepubllcans ciptuiod
the majority of the dolcgites to the lioouo
coant ) republican convention , which met at
Albion jesteielay. John Peteiian anil-Van
W > ck man , vvas nominated tot the leglsla-
tine ' 1 heio seemed to bu nooiciuil/ed cllmt
on the pait ot the fi lends ol Senatur Van
Wjck , nmt what IPVV tiicnels he had In the
convention j leldcd to thu incv liable.
KiillroiielH at Alhion.
Ai.iiiox , Neb. Sept. 20. [ Special to the
Hm.J : Albion Is jubilant In having the
Noithwesn railroad inn to our town. Last
Satuiday the precinct voted § 10,000 In bonds
In aid of the load the vote being 393 In favor
of the bonds to RS against llioli Issue. The
i Wit of way and depot giounds have also
been putchasedoi uiven bj our citl/ens to
thu LOI potation. That portion of the road
lor which the bonds vveiu voted is what Is
known as tlie Scrlbner bianch. Our citizens
wciiiRiirpilbcd ono moinlni ; lu leainliii ; that
the Noithvvestein folks had endued the
Union Paellic road in tno extension of their
line tiom this town north to Oakdale. The
Union Pacilie lir.d houeht the right of vvav
six miles not Hi ot the town and have craded
Ihcli load to that point , but neglected to
wcuio the right of vvav tluough a naiiovv
valley leadlng from thu Heaver valley to Itae
valley , ' 1 ho Tvorth western went quietly to
work and bought up the iluht of way tlnoush
this valley , which cuts the Union Paciilc
load trom ealnlni : an cntianco to Antelopa
county without having to do some ot tlio
heaviest L'radltiK and cuts that can bo found
In the state. ( iiadcr : > aio busily at woik cast
ami noi th of Albion , mid the piobabllatlns
aio that thu load bed of the Noithweslein
trom Now man's giovo on the cast of Albion ,
and from Albion on the north to Oakelale ,
will bo graded and leadv fartholioti beloio
biiovvlllex Thlsnotthein extension will beef
of great benelit to this county , as it will nlvo
us the me ans of shipping our product ) to the
Hlack Hills.
_
A Succpssrnl Show.
Coi.fMiii's Neb , Sept , 21 , [ Special lo the
1UK , ] The fall opened today with a l.ugo
attendance , and isoveiy way n Mice PS * . Tlio
people of nulKliuorliiK counties , taking ad-
vontago of the i educed j-alltoad rates , aio
Hocking In lauo muubci . The conntv tint
was won in 2:48 : bi ( ihidlatot , owned by h.
O. liajmond , ofthUcltv. ( iuneia ! Inteiest
Iscenteied in thu free-tor-all lacesTliiunlay
and Friday , whili ! local spoils are Inteiestcd
in base ball to nun row tor n IJIIIM ) of SKVJ
between the Alblou and Columbus nines. The
feeling exists that thu game will bo foi
blood.
Oft' .
MAIUII KIIKAII , MASS. , Sept. 20. iio p. m.
Theicvvillbeno mce today. Thojachts
me
PERTURBED PORK PACKERS ,
They Will Not Return A"aiu to the Ten
Hour S.fatcm ,
CHICAGO'S LOSS-t-OMAHA'S GAIN
Tliu CoinUiiT Session of tlio
of Imlior In Kluliinoiul It nlll
1)0 a Iinruo GnthcriiiK
1'owilcrl ) .
1'nclccrs On tli
CiticAon , S"pt..Special [ Telegram to
the HKK. I Packing low n emplojcs do not
think that the Huns In the stock jards Intend
to le-establlsh the ten hour sj stem on the
lirst of the month , as rnmoied. 'I he situation
Intlipjards is quiet , and the men are wait
ing qulctlj foi some demonstration on the
paitof the ( Urns. Business has Increased
constdciabh within the pist month , and the
wInlet seas'in , which begins ubmit Xo\om-
bei 1 , will be .1 hc.u'Ioruud blinker olio than
has been expJiiciicL'd for some jears This
will noecbsltiti ) the employment of full work-
Inn loiees. Packets are almost unanimous
lu asseitlnt : tint undoi the eight houi sjslem
they aio losing heav'ly ' Thex siy that the
men do not work as bird as thei did under
tlmoldiule. and that to n.ivo their work
donetiatlstacloilly thaj aie compelled to In-
eieaso theli loice moio than is necessary ,
allovNing foi the loduction of two hours per
diem. I'aeking houses in other cities are
winking on the ten hour sjMom and the
twenlj two nackltu houses In the stock
I niIs cannot compute with them , as their
o'liei ' expenses aio hoa\lor. One naokot said
to d.ij that the newly established liouses In
Omaha would , lu tlui event of the leliisal of
the men to work ton hout , cantuio much of
the woik this waiter , so that the Chicago
cage houses would not ha\o to emplo > big
loiees. Most of the packing house piopile-
tois aie Interested In those at Omaha , and
could ti.uibfci their business and save
monej.as the frolKht rates and contiguity
of Omaha to the cattle sections weio
sullkient inducements to locate the packing
business there peimanentlv. I'acki-rs , uc-
cordlnir to umi lepotter's Infoimaiit , ha\o
been seiloush contemplating thetc fe.ituies ,
and a stnUeor lockout would hasten that
moNement. While there Is a geneial niulei-
standing among pickei-s that the movement
to ic estiblish the ten-bout iitlo shall be p.u-
tleipiteil in by all the houses , nothing of a
decisive natitiu looking towaid the mattpr
lias been done. Several pi ins liavobcen pio-
posed and dNcus-nd. iilid.uious methods
Have eeen lesoiled to with alevv of aseei-
talnini : the leelingor the'ineu. Agicemeuts
\veie ciiLMiIated , but ae oixling to an employe
these met with a .frlultP reception , the men
iteLlInlng to sign and rufublii. ; peiemptoiily
to woik lei leu honid. ,
All thepaekeis ate rcJIccnt In discussing
the matot ! and have faked no steps to dlssl-
pate the iiimm- . which have been enciilated ,
iil'holiL'b the clicet nf ihe e on the m.iiket Is
cotuetted. The paekeis'seem to blaum the
nevv-iujieis foi publishing the itimoi , hut
thev will not atlliin prduitythu authenticity
onhem. The latest t.tohIs that all the
l > .ickeis II.MP signified llii'li intention to co-
opi'iate in the ie-estibllsbhig of tiie ten hour
ink' , and that a meeting is shortly to be
held at which detaiH and the date
ot Inaugmatiu the same will bj
decided iitioii , Tlio.men nioequallj leticent ,
although tlii'i luoitnnlntl ' Ueclnintlon th it
II the jnckeis attempt Inciiioicuthu tenliour
iuloe\eiv man in tla jaus | wUi strlkc.
Xc.ulj all the men employed nflhe yauU aio
tonuected \ \ 1th 'some labor oi anl/ation , auu
the.seha\call held mcellims and authoriml
co-oiioiationiu oidet iopie\cnt thu Chinee.
Those meetiuirs weio held when the subject
wis agitated a month aso , and tile plans tor
opposing an iucieabe lu the bouts weie ma-
lined. It is understood that piepaiatious lor
a stilko wi-ie made , and are beinu can led out
so that should one ocqur the men would not
be leftentiiely destitute. The men deny tli.it
they shlik theli work , but declaio that they
aio accomplishing as much under the piesent
uileas they did under the old. The pio-
Ki.imme ot the men Is understood to bo a
linn letusal lo to accede , witli an oiler
to continue under the time system , bo that
theie w 111 bo no stilke.
KNIGHTS OF IjAIJOK.
Their Coining BcHsiou in Kiulimond
A Salary ffor'Pouilcrly.
CIIICAOO , Sept. iJO.fSpeelal Telegram to
the HII : : J ' ! leave Ifoi Uichmond to-night
to attend a session ot the gcneial assembly of
Knlghtb of haboisaid Itichard Giifllths ,
gcneial woithy toicinan of that great ot nanl-
/atiou , to a reportoi totlay. "I feai tlio ses
sion will be a Ions one , " continued Crllllths.
"A fall cstimale will put the total number of
delegates at 1,000 , ami all the now ones will
liauo to bo Indulged with the organl/atlon
s.iIng speech , or motion. 1 expect that the
bcttei piit of next week will bo wasted In
that way , and tint the convention cannot
conclude Its woik In less than tlnee weeks. "
"llow'H about the iimioi that Povvdeilv's
health will debit him fiom pciloiming the
woik entailed on him as mastci woikmanV"
"Powdeily did bleak down in mldsummci
uiuiei the ticmeiulous stiniu ot the south-
westein troubles , and the haul woik ho had
loperloimto rescue the oiMiiuntion ( fiom
the position Into w hlch , tolly had jilunged It.
1'owdeily Is an estiemely hcnsltlvo man ,
mid the undcaeived abuse then heaped on
him , when , foi the Interests ot thu Older ho
had to loiget bib individuality , neaily biokn
hlblu-att. When how us majot ot hcranton
hoiufused to aeiepL rt cent of Ins > > alaiy.
oveiypenui ot whleli went to the pooraud
needj of the town. Ho woiks night and
da > , at least t'iu'lilt'cn hems nt both , foi the
be 'ailj fcalarj of 51 V a > eai , and for thieo
> eaisonlj iccelved Si .oO. l'ov\dcil > will bo
elected and will hum > , but 1 mistake the
delegates , If ho Is not , paid a sal.uy com-
mensmato with his labors. He Is a poor
man. Ken now ho Jsti > fn/ to gain him
self a home thtouch the building association
plan , and It looks lo me as though our \asl
nigani/atlon ought tobq able to pav him at
least a tltlioof tlio sal , nj ot a inesldent of a
little nairow gauge lajliuad. "
Swltclnnim's trilco Kndod.
CI.NC i.w.vn , Sept. p. Tim strike of lall-
way Mvltclimeu becatno general to-day , but
befoio tlio day closed nil the men letnrned to
workatthooldrntejj.fexTent the Cincinnati
houthein. They will brobibly jesumo to-
iiinrrow. , _
Aliiliictod uudlMtmlored.
Br. I.ot'is , bopU5T ) . Chief of Po
lice llneblei received , some time
ngo , a letlei fjom ' ( Jcorge 1' . Kelstoi ,
a guaid at the Jotfer'son City poniten-
tlary saving that afcgnvlct named ( Jeoigo
Seais states tint Zoo Watklus , a daughtci ot
h. A. Wall ; ins. a bnaliieVft man of this city ,
and whodlsipiH'aredlnJMay ! , IBM , and was
latei toiind dead In tlie rl\ct , savh she was
abducted and uftdiwuidf iniinteied. beats
wasa lesidentpt St. 51oul8 beloie ho was
sent to the penitentiary fet foigeiy , and an
acqualntanty of the yurdered glil.
A. ChliiCHi ) Jtulil.
SA llA clt co , feopt. 20. The steamer ,
City of Nevv Yo k , arrived this morning
bilnglng HongKoug dates to September 'J
and Vokohoma 11. It is lepotted that a ills-
chaiged baud of ChlncbO soldiers made a de
scent on a leading pawnshop In Iluchonir ,
Aiisust W ) , muidercd thw proptietor anil
torti- iot his employes , 'ihe robbers weio
all aueiU'd. >
Tlio ) 'iesil.ill'
WASHINOTOX , Bent. 20. The president's
leceptlon this afleuiooii was. attended by
neatlj Jour hundred rper < ms. Inuludlng the
drand Q'liernl Chanter of Uoval Arch
Majlis now holding u touveiition in this
elt ) .
IHli SU'UATION STUA1M3I ) .
ICnttlbnra' llrusipin Circular Not ix
Svvcot Morsel.
SOFIA. Sept , Sti.-fN'ew Vork llpnild
Cablc-boeclal to the Hi I..1 The clrcuhr
of ( toucral Knullmrs occupied the council of
the mlnlstiy tod.ij thiouchoitt the thtco
liouis slttinirot that bed ) and made an ex
tremely bad Impression. Kien ministers
whol'ad before show n a tendency to hold to
the wishes of Hussln ns fai as possible wcie
p.ilnfiillj sensible of the briisqueticss of the
communication. Kaiavcloff , tlio most easily
reconciled of all to such representations ,
now favors resistance. The situation Is
highly strained. Th" council postponed Its
final decision until to moriovv. The
Hiisslan consulate bus recently emplojed
agents to distilbuto In vaiious
public houses lu Soli i tlio cli-
cttlar issued by Oeneial Kaulbtts and
nddiesscdto the Kussian consult * In llulga-
ila. These agent , Imvlngbccn caught , weio
.voteidaj and to day severelj and repeatedly
beaten , ( ieiieud Kaulbxrs protested against
the chastisement In a note handed In to day.
Natchcvltcli replied to the bearer of the note
by woid of mouth to the clfcct that ho would
himself cause the chastisement ot iho guilty
parties , but that the government must do-
cllno to become lespouslblo foi such acci
dents. Thu responsible patties , ho added ,
weio those who In times and ciieumstances
like the present took upon theiuselv es to dls-
ttlbvted exciting publications broadcast.
niid
1'r.STit , Sept. "JU. In the lower house of
the llungailaii diet todny Deputy S/llagyl
nskeit I'rrmler Tlb/.x whetlicr ho considered
Kus i.ui protection of Dulg.irla compilable
with the Ik'rlln treaty , and whether the
policy of Austila agreed with the theorj of
the scml-olltelal ( lerman press that Bulgaria
and Eistcrn Koumclla do not comn within
the spheie of Austria's interests , but that
Austi la's main object should bo conllned to
maintaining the creat route leading to the
-T'enan sea. The piemlcr will reply to-
moi tow.
Afl'nIrs In
SOFIA , Sept. 2'J. The nt'cncy 1ms posted
notlcps of elections for the gmnd sobrunje ,
which Is to elect a successor to Alexander ,
( icncial Kaulbais , Uusslan special agent ,
threatens to have the notices lemoved. The
people lesent the conduct of Itussia in de
manding as a piice of the c/ai's piotcctlon
the libeiatlon of political piisoners , raislnj :
the state of sleue and freedom foi oil parties
to vote in decline the uraml sobtanje. It Is
believed that a i upline between Hulcaija and
liussia Is Imminent.
Never Keel With nn Kdltop.
PA ntK. Sept. 29. A duel was tonglit to
day at Moutpcller between M ! . Calniel , an
edltoi , and Captain \ allconit , ol the I'lenth
army. The quairel aioso ovei an editorial
ciltlcisiu upon certain feituies of army
manieuvres. Captain Valicoml was WOUIKI-
ed foiu times bj tlie editoi. Ills condition is
piecanous.
Will nnl'orce HIM
PAitis , Sept. 20. The Pails newspapcis
vv aunty eudniso the llrmness ol ] ) o
Kieicluet's language. Lo National sijs :
"We have no concein with Tripoli and v.lll
not u < > thcio. Our inteiu.sts He in Kgjnt and
nowheiu else , and wo shall enloice our
light * . "
Houoivcd Ulotliic at nelfast.
] > Li.rAbi , Sept. 20. Tuuro was despeiato
fighting to-day htslvveon the Protestant and
Catholic wotkmen at liai bom's foitndiy In
thlscitj. The uolicc Intuifeied , when thu
lighteis joined toices and stoned and muted
the police. The eivahj was summoned and
chamcd upon and dispersed the mob. Semes
ot lioters and several policemen wcrelnjuied.
O'Connor On Coercion.
LOMJOX , Sept. 20. T. P. O'Conuoi , speak
ing at blioredltch to-night , said ho hated
ciime , but ciucl landlords mliclit diive the
Irish peasantry to despciation. If coercion
followed , It would piob.ibly pioveashort
road to Irish autonomy.
A New Lord flfajor.
LONDOV , Sept. 20. Sh Keglnald IIan on
has been elected loid major of London.
*
CAMMING ON T1IC OOVEUXMCNT.
Ijcttcrs I'or Aid to the Commissioner
of Agriculture.
WASIIINOTOV , Sept. 20. The commmissl-
oner of agiicultnro iccelvcd to-day the fol
lowing letter fiom the govet nor ol Illinois :
State ot Illinois , Executive Oltice , Spring
field , III. Sept. 27 , l&5 . Hon. Noimau 3.
Colimn , Commlsslouot of Agrlcultuic ,
Washlnirton :
DearSli : I have tholionoi to Infoim > ou
that 1 have this day duly signed
and accepted , so fai as any act
of mine as the governoi of a state
may be necessaiy to accept , the same rules
and io.ulaUonn tor co-opniatlon between the
United Stales depiitment of agriculture and
theanthniltlcsot the stale ol Illinois lei tlie
tipptcssion and cx-tlipatlon of contagious
plcuio-pncumtmla of cattle with ceitain
ciasurcs , Interlinatlons and altciatlons
therein noted In wilting above the slgna-
line ol Dr. 1) . i : . Salmon.
chief ot the hmoaii of animal
Industiy ; and have this day foi warded to
Di. Salmon acopj so modllied and accepted ,
with directions that the same be dellveicd to
> nu. I have ictalned aconi loililin iu the
olllco of the sccietary ol state ol Illinois ,
and Imvo directed that n thlnl eopv be pic-
pated foi dellveiy to the boaill ol livestock
cnmmlsslonciti of this Blnto lei theli
USD and dliection. I take this occasion to
osptoss in } thanks to jou peiMmally lot the
lie , iilj coopeiatlon extended by the United
States government to 0111 stale In its cllmt
to oxttrpato what appeals to bo a pieltj
ions outbreak of contusions
sei plcnro-pneu-
monla In the city of Uhlca o. Voms veiy
resp c fully , It. J. Onu.sin.
M > Deal Sh : I f-oo by the newspapers
that Chicago stock jaids peoplonio detolni ;
the existence nl aio disease amoiii : cattle at
theli jaids. I must be. yon to semi a voteil-
11.11 i : > n to tills section as soon as possible to
look altei diseased cattle that were brought
heio dliectlj fiom Chicago stock yaids by 13 ,
T Holton. I learn that tlio disease exists ,
01 that cattle aie iblntr In tlnco coun
ties Knqiihai. Pi luce William and
London and the } being cattle brought lioni
( Jhlc.ico. Inuveiy Instance the caitlu came
Irom Chicago. 1 have seen nouo of them ,
but he.ii that many of them out of each
cat load so htouuht , nave died and olhciH aiu
sick , Fonio of our farmers Bay tiom
Texas level , but all tmv the cattle
have a couu'h which 1 know is
not pecullai to Texas ftsver. This thing
sliould bo stopped , If possible , but all my
c-tloits with tlio Yhcinia loglslatuio last win
ter ( not being n member ) to supplement the
I 'lilted States law as to ploino-pncuiuonla
weie unavailing Sincerely jours ,
llOIIMIT liRVIKM.
Iho commlsslonei 1ms sent Dr. Djei to
Vitglnia to make an Investigation ,
Heietolnrntheiuhavo been no cattle quai-
antlned except In distlllciles and the Harvov
larm. Xovv iho authorities are going to nil
points near and fai In the state where theiu
are suspected cases or theie has been expos
ure. To day In the vicinity of the Haivcv
larm. Couples and 1'iiss , cattle to the num
ber of fony that Imvo been exposed to plouio-
pneumouu weio quarantined.
Reopening tlio Cnihon mint.
WASIIINOIOX , Sept. 20. Acting Secrctaiy
raiiLhlld has authoiked the reopening of the
inintat Caison City , Nev. , as an assny olliio
foi the icceipt of dcpoblti of bullion. This
action was taken on recommendation of tlio
director of * thu mint , and with the full ap
proval of thu president. It is intended as un
experiment , in , It Is bald at the depattmont
that It is doubtful whether tlio deposits at
the mint will warrant even is ) conduction as
an assay oil Ice. Its future operation as a
coinage mint will depend altogethei upon
thu extent of its deposits.
nvciiv IMMJCATMION T
town Determined to 1'iotcot Its
SI 2,1.000,000Vnrlhiif Cnttlc.
Hi < t MOISI , la . ept. U9. [ Spcchl Tele-
glim lethe Hi 1 .1 - Dr MallKer. stite veterl-
uail.iu , and ( ioveinoi Lairabee telurned
fiom Chlcaco todnj where thnj have been to
guard iigilnst the Intit'iliirtloii of deee.T-ed
cattle' Into Iowa. Di. Stallker snjs that
overv piccautlon possible has been Inken ,
and thev secured a piomiso fiom Ihe i.illroid
authorities to ship to low a no cattle that hid
been In Chicane ) 01 other Infected points
within slv mouths and have Issued orders
ac-wdlnglj. A verj ilgld quaiantlno has
been set up to pi otect Iowa's Investment In
cattle which are value I al Sl'i' 000.000.
low .I'M Holillcrs' Home ,
Dps MOISTS la. , Sept. 29. ISpcclal Tele
gram to the HIIK.J The bordof trustees of
the soldiers' homo met nt Marshnlltovvn to
dny anil examined bids for the construction
of the building. They lanced Horn ? 00OCO , to
fc'iD.OOO. and the contract will piob.ibly be let
tomorrow.
Klrst IOP ol' the Season.
CUM os , la. , Sept. . -Sneclal > [ Telegram
to the Uii. : . ] lee was fiozen on exposed
water In this plnco lasl night. The thcimom-
etci icglstuulUO demess.
Posicitlluo Mui-iied.
Dus MoiNhs , la. . Sept. 2,1 , ISpectnl Tele-
Kinni to the llr.i.J : The postolllce at rill-
more , Dubuqtic coutitv , together w Ith a store ,
saloon , and the dwelling of Postmastci ( ! or-
don was burned last night. All the mall
was destiojed. Tlio ptopertj was piutly
Insuied.
Snvv Mill In
OITUMVVA , la. , ScpU 20. [ Special Tele
gram to the HnK. | Snick's sawmill at this
iilaco burned this mot nhiK at r > o clock. The
loss Is S'.OOO. No liibiiiance.
Knastcil Crenm.
DK1 * MOINI.S , la. , Sept. 20. [ Special Tele-
pram to the lhi : . ] A lire this afternoon at
Green destroyed Scott's cio.inierv , one of the
best eqvlppccl In northern Iowa. Loss 5",00i ) .
J\o Insurance.
_ _
THU DUAI ) llllOUnilT TO l\VK.
nomarkixblo IJcHusoilntlon ot'ii Vount ;
Alarrlctl AVomiin.
CiiirAtio , Sept. 20. [ Special Telegram to
the IlKi. . ] i'lip .lomnal to-da > publishes a
case of remarkable resuscitation from the
supposed death of u young man led woman ,
nimed .Mrs Krnser. On July ! ! 0 last , Airs.
Frascrgavo birth to a child , and In August ,
after seveial weeks Illness , was pronounced
deid by ono ofhei attendinc phjslcmns. Dr.
Mark II. Lackeisteen , who was also attending
Mis. Fr.isei , says :
" 1 did everj thins I could toiestore icspii-
aliou without clfcct. Ten minutes must have
elapsed , though at that lime 1 was not In a
position to watch the pa sairo ot time. Then
it suddenly stiuck me that 1 would like to
tiya d.v podcimic injunction of this solution
ol nitrogljcerine. Itooknpteiidinpsot Hand
let the corpse hive the full bcnolit of it. The
that minute there was no pulsation , but just
n gasp , that was all. 1 looked at niv watch
and theio weie tout such gasps dtstiibutcd
over the lust sixt > seconds , but tint is not
lifl1. In a second minute theio were six res-
peratlous , and a slight heirt puKe could l > e
heaid , but no pulse could bo telt. In the
thlid mluiito there ) weie eighteen rcspeia-
tlous and the pulse became distinctl ) sus
ceptible at the \\iist. In tlio fourth mlntite
itwaslto and upward so that It could'iiot
bo ( ounted. Her tncp llubhed. llet , eyes
begr. . . toioll in tlli > Ir" oclCt . All the mus
cles relaxed fiom the cMiemo .stillness ol
death. All the contraction ot the limbs grad-
uallv , lelaxcd. SLCiilntion ] came back to her
ejes and she became conscious. In my opin
ion , in all cases of .shock , 01 collapse , this
thing ouKhl to be tiled befcne they are give u
over for lost " Tim vomur woman was seen
by a lepoiter and Is eujojim ; excellent
health at present. _
IJLOODY W01UC OK INDIANS.
JIoriHilc ] > IaRsncro ot A\ lilies In the
NorthvvcHt Toriitorj.
CIIICAOCI , Sept. 2'J. [ Sjiecml Telegiam to
the IJUT.J The Tilbune has a s ] > eclal from
Ottawa , Ontario , this morning , which cou-
vejs Intelligence ofahoirlblc massacio in
the northwest teiritoiy. It is stated the
mounted police dcpaitmcut is In iccelpt ot
infoimation Irom Ciow Creek agency
that the Blood Indians have gone on
the war path In revenge foi the kllllngof six
of theii band by ( Jros Venires lecently.
Thc > left thu leservatlon and went to Hud
son wheio sixteen whites were killed and
scalped. 'J hey then continued on their way to
tlie ( iios Vcntio settlement. Lvery faun
house which they pns < cd has been laid in
ashes and the inhabitants massacred. It
Is believed that not less than one hundred
whites alone have been killed by the icd
devils , ho far , among those killed
aio two Catholic missionaries at Ciowfoot
agency. All whites at the lescivatlon , In
cluding thu agent , have been killed ami tour
scalped. Aftci golnc about thirty miles to
ward the Ameiicaii bolder , the savages fell
in with slxtv ( liosVenties mid a desperate
bittlc ensued. The moitalltj on each side
waslaipc , and although no dellnlto informa
tion Is obtainable it Is believed that atleast
foity of the contestants vveiu lefl on Ihe
tnouud. Two detachments of mounted po-
Hco have been oidciccl to put down the rising
but It Is cxpi'cted that the w hole lorce of some
lWXmcn will bo necessaij , as the Kockles
and C inuclu .Sioux will loin the npiIMng ,
The minlstei ot militia will call out to day , It
is stated , 2,000 Iniantiy , and cavuliv to go to
tlioncenoof the ticmhlo ami assist the police
until the poMco icach the spot. In the mean
time Ills teaied many more valuable lives
will be lost , and a gcnci.il utilising is immi
nent , the Indians having been dissatisfied
toi some time past.
WISSKI-TO , Sept. 80. Tlio it-poll sent out
fiom Ottawa that the Illoods had massacred
the whites has been usccitalncd to be untiue.
A Mimlcrnr Clieatii the GallovvH.
JiisruitMiox , N. V. , Sept. . ' . * ! ) . ( ipoi go
Axtell , who , May : )0 ) , Ibs. " , , shot and kllled.at
Deposit , Hioomo coitntj , Kills Kieoman ,
1'ieeman H Kiench and William H Peny ,
who was In jail heio undo : sentence to bo
hauled , was Icmnd > csleula > lying In his
cell In an unconscious condition and luc.itli-
iiiu'heavil ) , The muidetei died within an
houi. It is not vet known whether Axtell
took poison 01 whether an epileptic lit ended
his llie.
Pirn nt
HAKHNOS , Neb , Sept. 20. Tvo ( Ires In
thlscltj jesteidaydestiojed piopetly valued
at 0,7(10 , paitly Insured. The buildings
burned were 1. 1 1. Leu's biloon , 1C. Kittke'h
coinlcu shop , Johnson's llveiv stable and a
dwelling house. It is believed thu Hies wcro
stalled by ineendi.it Ics and the police ) are
keeping u closowiitch on bilsnlclous chai-
utters.
Diikota'H Altornoy Gcnoial.
ST , PAIL , Sept. 20. ( iovornor Pierce of
Dakota told a rcpotlor that ho had appointed
( Icorge I , Kngles attorney of the teiillory.
Knglcsibti le.iding candldato foi delegate
beloiothe demociatlc teiiitorial ennventlon.
vvhIt'll meets to-day at Abeuleen ,
Ktonmnr Itc-lciihecl ,
SAUI/I Si. MAJIII : , Out. , Kept. 20. The
fcteamer Krands Smith of thoCollliigwood
Jlnolmbbcen leleased bi the custom's olll-
clals on iciving bonds to thu amount of
810.000. 'iliu belnno caused the bteamei u
vveek'blobbof time.
Col fax County Kulr.
SniCTti.hn , Neb. , Sept. 80 , [ Special 1VU-
Brant to the DI.I..J Tlio Colfax Countj
Agricultuial soclctv's eighth minimi fall
opened today. The stock enhances were
nevt't better In thu lilstoiy of the society.
Quito a nnmbei of last hoiscs are pnteied.
In the departments ot kitchen and dairy
inodncts and household falnks thu dh
splendid and complete ,
PROPHET WIGGINS' ' SHAKE ,
It Fails to Put in nn Appearauco at tlo
Appointed Hour.
ANXIOUS HEARTS GROW CHEERY
The Southern Cities Hcfuio to ll ni
pear nt the I'ropliol'H Itrlicnt 1\
Day ill' HuiiMliIno Without
Anj nlsturtinnucH.
H * liny In Chnrloatnn.
Ciivni.i.siov , Sept. > . This day hat
been anticipated \\ltll iincut deal < > ) tear by
hundreds of nnxlous people In Clmilrston.
I'or the last tliico or four- nights the colored
churches have ) been ciovvdcd with worship *
peis nnil sevetal icvlvals ate uowlu pioirrc'fts
among these people In lli clly , Kven the
most couiageons have felt emu dread nt tlio
npmo.tch of thi' ' . " .nil. nmt although they linvo
eaini'stlj asserted thev dlil nut believe tit
Wiggins they have all Ml \\onltl bo nioro
eotnlortablo to live In Charleston -
ton after the 2'JUt. ' Indleatien.H
aio exceedingly fuvoiablu anil Iheic arc
no ptenionlltons ol uppioachlng shocks ,
hot-ill scientists who have given Krc.it btialv
to tlio Mtblect siy that tlioro Is no dan-jot t > t
a leeimeucc of the IHMVJ shocks , and the
community will surely-H-tllc down alter to
day , nnloss ihcio should be unexpected mani
festations ofdislnibamc. A ' .tutu of Icverlsh
( \cltPtnent anil foreboding seems to exist ,
however , among thine who passed through
tlio meat shock ot August ! H.
| Wiiglns predicted that the performane.u
would begin at 8 p. in. today. Tlioo.utlt *
quake wave was to move horn cast lowest ,
icachlni * as far noith sis ban Frunels < M > on
the west ( east , although nbnvo the thlitlctli
parallel of hilltmlo on the eastern const
tlu'ioould bo no tumble hovntid severe
storias , nnil pu-Obh nitiilciini's. in
foieoonld bo fai ineater than that
which caused the icccnt dlstuibancu HO dls-
astions to Charleston , and the country
\\onld alike bo alTeetcil. The do\aslutlmi to
piopeitjonld be something tcnlbloat Jack
sonville , 1'la . Macon and Atlanta , ( ! , ! . ,
Mobile , Ala. , Now Orleans and Hilton Itoinro ,
La. , Houston , Sun Antonio mid ( inhesion ,
Tev , would In : dl luiiiiau piolubillty bo
more or less damaged. Ho predicted that
New Oilcans , Mucon and .Mobllo would bo
ruined , as these cities weto i lnht In the path
nt thosubtoiiancan and mctcoiologicid phe-
nniiiLMiaJ.
Noon There { has boon nn icciineneo of
the earthquake shocks since 1 o'clock v ostoi-
day aftei noon , although soiiui ncivnus per
sons say tliov felt u sliL'ht tK'inoi about 10
last night. Several slight shocks were tell at
Summers illo last nlL'ht , but no climnic Is
leported unjwheie. 'llieeathei In Charl
eston todaIs mild anil pleasant , the win
shining Illicitly , ternpcimiie not oppres-
slvelv warm and the city Is lull
ol actl\lty and liopo In " splto of
Win-Ins' piophecj. 1 he signal olllceis heio
have leeched special bulletins fiom Wash
ington tod.iy Indicating no uunsual motoo-
lolo icil phenomena and pleasim weather ,
with the piohabllitv ol i.ilu this altci uonu.
( iAi.vi SHIN , TeBupt. . ' .11. Up to
noon theio ln\o been no signs oC
the Wiggins' picdieiteel distill banco
in this section. The vveathci , whlub bus been
lainj and dlsiigipcnhle tin scvenil tlujs , to-
biokoolearmid pleasant. The thermom
eter legistet s 72 degiccs
Up to 7 o'clock this evening llieio had been
nn 1CCIIHCI1CO of iwitliquakc Chocks , and the
clt\ had quieted down. Wk'glns' ptedlctlon
proved to IK ) utterlv without tiuth , Tim com
munity feels .neatly iclievcd that thoiowcio
no shocks to-dav , and within another wceK ,
II tlifiio nil * no shocks , tlio city will havo.ie-
sumed Its nnimnl condition. The work of
building and repaiiini ; has been loing on all
day , and them is a glowing lecllng of con-
lldunco In the city.
DlKluilianccH in 'Mcvico.
Cirv or ill xicd , bopt. 2'J. Hepoits fiom
allo\crthe n'public show oxeijwhcro that
lica\y rains ha\o falluu , dolni ; great good m
foiwardinu the ciops. In tlily city the rains
luuo Hooded the stiects In many places. The
iiiedlcted eaithiinake did not lake place , but
the volcano folium Is again in a Htato of
cinptlon. A lingo white cloud Is o\erhang-
inc the summit , eausins great tenor among
the Inhabitants of nuighboilng villages.
A I'oiniH.vlvmila Shook.
I'liu.\i > i IPIIIA , I'a. , Sept. U ! ) A siieelal
finm LancaMcr says : The peoule of Kli/n-
bclhtimn weio badly frightened last night.
About 11 o'clock two distinct shocks of csarth-
quake weio telt. The shocks followed In
quick succession and scaicely had the
sound illed away when buildings bwaud
Milllelciuly tocaiibo doois and windows to
Kittle.
Spioulo MIIHI Die.
WASIIINOIO.V , Sept. 20. Spioulc , the
Anieiican who was coinlcted in Urltlsli
Columbia of murder , and whose ( sentence of
death was suspended pending an appeal to
the court at Ottawa , and aftonvaids to the
privy court of ( Jieat lirltaln , will piob.ibly
bo executed the 1st of October , the day to
which ho was icspitud. The state depart
ment exerted Itself in his behalf , but today
has been Infoimcd tiom London that the
lepiesentatlons on Spioule'H behalf hud not
bfcnconfildeied sulliclentl > weighty to n\er-
tutn the \cidlbt or loiucr postpone hL'iitonco ,
Prepare to Kioozo.
W \sniNnioN , Sopt.no. l'J:20 : a. m. llolft
cold wa\o signals. The tcmjieiatuio will
piolnbl } fall iiO degre o in the next twfenty-
lour liouis , with btiong noitlicily winds.
HA/JJX.
pirn
I'roinlueiit Votoriiiai iiinn Culled lo
Clilcatto No SlniiKlitcr as Vci ,
CniPAfio , Kept , ii ! ) . [ Special Teli2iam"to (
the J > IK. : | Two of the e.speit veteinlarlaim
trom abiond , Doctors Muriaynnd Hose , are
alieaily In Chlcatto prejured to begin a
s > hfoiiiatlcf > cai 'h In this city and \lclnlty for
any ami all tiaccs of pleuio pneumonia. Ji ,
S.iloiiiaii , acting under ordois fiom Com-
mlsslonei Column at Washington , wll' s'lect
a corpse of six or eight ospertfi , and pioceed
nt once , upon their arilval , to makoathoi-
oiiKhcan\assof all Hiispected districts. 116-
sldes Dictois Hose ana Aim my , Di. T , J.
llerrof Now Voile , Di , M. U. Tiumbull < )
Illinois , and Dr. J. W. Itowlond ol Xeiv
Jcisiivaio likely to bo called as asslstantu lo
Di. haloman. The latter bald wlthconsldei-
ahlo tcellni : tndiiy :
" 1 lu\cihien a gieat deal of this dlseaso
and of othei matteihatrutlni : stock Inteiesta.
but nexcr jet saw an > thing gained by hiding
the tinth. Ths Is ecmilno jdouro pneii.
iminla and 1 lm\o put iujself on record
as to reporting It to the go\einment , tlio
statements of intoicMed parties to the con-
ti.iry notw Ithstadinu' . ' 1 huro baa alwai h been
opposition to the fiutb heio In Chkugo. Jt
was the banid when the tilclnmu ojildomlo
brokoout. If the limb had been acknowl
edged then and proper inovlsions iiiinlo for
the examination of pork , oui meat would
now bo going to Kurnpo without question. "
lowahtatoollleeiH lni\u ananieil with all
lines of r.ulioid leading from Chicago dlioct
Into that Htato to not Milp stoek them with
out a certlhcato of Inspection. Cattleman ot
\Y > oiiiliiKaiid othei great beef-ralslnu
in tliotht are now thoroughly awaku to the
condition of things in Chicago , and Imvo
au'cnts heio to see and loport toi tliom el\os.
1 lie ll\o stock commission has not been ahlo
to ha\o u lull meetinf , > etthonjli ten davs
ha\e passed biiiou U 3j5li6e.iso was dlsc < ivered
In a dHiui'iou'i form. The much talked-of
sliiiiithti'i seems as fai elf as when Uovornor
( ) Klt > b > wrt. hern last wtek.
'I In eo .Ml IKII s Kllleil.
AI Miij ! Mil , Mich , .Sept. 2ti.-AtnoVtoclc
th's ' iou'itoun thteo mlnerfe wcro bin led
under a mass of falling lockat Winthion
mine , near ItlineinliiK , and Inbtaotly l jlifl ,
Tlnlr bodies were rceoH-rcdduiini ; thg afjo'
noon , 'lluili nameb are M.iuilthhUlm.n. .
Paul Hia/i.i . and 1'etei 1'eppa Two ol lluj ,
men were 111,11 fled and lo.
