li' ' | The Omaha ' Daily Bee - I
_ _ _ ' v \ x * _ . NINETEENTH YEAR OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MOBNINO * * , _ _ JANUAKY _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 , 1800. , , NUMBER 104. _ _ _ _ H _ _ _
I \ % YSAND MEANS COMMITTEE
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B " I \ A Pittsburg Man Wants Free Raw
Hl Materials
H ] NOT AFRAID OF PAUPER LABOR
Hy ( flliunitncwror Mnc both Says Tlmt Un-
H | J hninnci cd l > v Duties Hi ; \ \ oulU Pay
K I Higher H .incb Many CJiilm-
. iiiiIh Pur Protection .
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ffi Ail Interesting ; Session
H Wasiunotox , Dec 11 Although the ways
Bt ' nnrt means committee had assigned today to
" the hearing of persons interested In the mun
' ufm tura of glasB and leather vvnro the com
i" mlttco drst listened to an nrcumotit , from
> Robert M Thompson ot Now \ork In favor
| of tlio frco Importation of copper ore InC -
C tended lor exportation as rellntd copper
B L L Hoilluo of Now Jersey Impressed
! If upon the cnmmlt'co the necessity of pro
I ] * tectlng rates of duty which pro
KV . ) vailed priorto 1SSS on Cvlln
Bt 'S dor window gloss end bottles ,
Hj | | j green und French Slnco the net
B [ ( of 18 t foreign glass hns been taking the
4) ) Pi ice of American glass though ihoro tins ox-
B'nk ' istcd in tlio United States furnaces onquib
B n to produce glass for tlio u liolo country
Kl/ Lx-Cougrosvmnu Hroworof 1 renton rep
Vyl resenting tlio potters , thought all their
W/ , J trouble grew out of the idvulorom duties
_ _ Ktr ' 10 l)0ttcry industry mvor hid been ale
Blf' ' quatoly protected If something was not
H y [ done to check the importation of Germnn
B.fy goods mid Uohenmn wuro they would h ivo
H I ( v control of tlio markets of the United States
U 3 within llvo years and Amene in potteries
H ) B would hue to succumb or roduccvvagcs voii
| / ' milcrlnlly
I | GcoigoA Macbeth of Pittsburg , a manu
! I faeturor of lump l.1 iss , inaiuifueturcl UU
/ ' stiles of lump cl , iss uua of the -01) ) styles
h i i oul\ twenty weio eompeted with by ioiolcn
BBBJ\ \ producers Ouo of the principal articles
iJ used in this business was soda ash , nua ho
B. < | favored tlio ieduction of the dutv on thut nr
Hj ticlo Ho would tnko the duty iccui\cd from
H | \ soda ash last vc ir uud buy the bouu ush man
Hk' > ufnetory ut Syracuse fotu times o\ci Ho
HH | bought foroifn sodu nshind believed ho
Br J could miuufuctuio it at M ) cents a 1UU
BBBIpounds \ tlio present price was $1 e5
i Another ingredient which entered into Ins
H } i I goods was ciibonato of potish which bote a
BBBI' ' ' I duty of „ U p r cent There was not enough
BBBIj JI of tlinl uitlclu In this country to nupply his
H , liT fuctoiy ulono An iucrcaso of tlio duty , he
_ HI | | | argued would not cut off the impottatiou of
H HIVjr foreign glusswuro or crockery It would
HLjS - . in iko tlio | eoplo who wanted that identical
H Bt ! • • - \vl kind of unro pay more foritthau now , but
_ _ Hlt i • ' 1'W ' would not prevent its importation luo
U K > v Jt * * rJ J only effect would bo to raise the jirico of ISO
_ _ _ _ _ r M jry' kinds of lamp flass for which ho hud no
R rjiifcouipotitlon Ho iv isht.il to h ivo the duties
T// remitted on sodu ash , curbouato of potash
h- < anu icau
f-j - • ' * - < i - lo mo free r iw materials or free trade
H'ljtT such ns Li timid has " said McUeth und 1
K'Jf ' defy any eompotl'iou on the fueo of the
H | 5 earth
1 ] Mr Uayno And pay jour workmen the
ill vvaos you now pay theini
H W1 Micboth vv ill pay them nioro
H C(8 ( Macbeth udmilte J thut ho nt one tltno con
HT | tcmplutcd moving his works to Germany
jjp Hu euid Gorman workmen wcro not ns
Bfltir cfttcicnt and skillful as Americans but if ho
fR found it diflicult to work with tbcm ho could
_ _ _ _ HvtBI huvQ taken men from hero
H'lff Mr llavnoasked him if he would have
H V paid them the same wnecs , ho p ijs htio and
f f Macbeth admitted hovvoullnot ills load
j I iug idea in going to Oormaiiy w is the chcup
' 1 uess ofjuaterlal md plint If ho hud free
H ! 1. trade in his raw matoriuls he would bo per
H' IP fectly willing to have frco tr mo In his pie
t If- duct Thochairaian Inquired whether the
' ItL consumers o ( lamp chimneys would bo bono
% . Iff fitted bv allowing the run material as well
' \ \ as the linishcd product to no admittca free
H ] Mr Macbeth said the dlflironeo irr > prii a
H III would bo dor 4 cents per dozm
Kjflf Mr Geir That is the rctalor , would the
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C woniun who goes to the stern to buy a chnn
_ _ _ _ _ BHuc\v # cuv get It for lessi 1
' m Mr Macbeth My indlvidial opinion is
0 * > , gfVua\ \ doubt it *
1 ff lames . Glliundcr of Phlladelihtaiid the
, j a' lninp chimneys mostlj nsou it this country
, C nimufncturod hero and iiold for loss
i'f / thun imported chimneys IiMortod chim
tf noys were used princip illy onpeclal lumps
D mid wcro bought by people of ineaus Ho
• did not wapt free raw matoria\ \ and ndvo
] H catod an lncrouso of the duty onlho various
_ _ _ _ _ _ j n grades of glass If raw ninteml and the
H l K tlnishcd artielo noio admitted frio ho could
H 1 H not pay the prcsont wages and atnpeto with
H I H foreign toods
H 1 | L William E Smith , manufacture bottles
H I H at Alton 111 , said that from SO .to b5 | er
H , cent of the finished product was ilprcscuted
( [ by labor fll
H D G Klplov of Pittsburg the pVsident of
H tlio American Hint nnd limo ossocntion , ad
H vocuted protcctivo duties on cut [ lass Ho
H S presented sever il specimens of'Uolgium
H 11 glass and stated that tboy wouH bo laid
H j ] I down here at a loss price than the } could bo
V j j . cut for in this countrv i
Br _ G J Kinc ot the fat Louis crvstnl slate
jl \ j glass company favored the retention of the
I BCt v a piesont duty on pressed glass Ho ivishod a
R * * _ i g provision Inserted to make it moro explicit
f/TT ii •
H / y k * liLO III JOICKH |
K ricnscil nt the 1'iuifrcHS orthc riinroh
H ' " Aiimrfeja LiiiiioiUm lor Ilily
Ito\ir , Dee M r\\o \ pope at yesterdays '
couslstori said ho was rejoiced at the build
ing of Cathollo unlvorslt'as ' at Wastiniton ,
Ottawa and Prlodburg Ontholieifm , ho
! suld , prosporcd under the favorable biws of
| ' America nnd tlio unity of tbo mou vo nd
tuinislorsed them in that countryA'Jhls
prosperity rendered Italy's conditionVioro
B striking bj contrast Tbo Italian advortVies
h 1 of the church persistently continued tanlr
B X v war against It , as was made evldett u\
| ( i the roceut uttcrancos ot persons in puJ
H S lie positions acquainted with tno lutoiitions ,
( |
B JJI regarding tlio church of rulers of 1Uj |
_ _ B Vf Among other recent insults to the church
H g wus tbo domonstrullon In honor ot Glordoio
i S Hruno 1 ho Italian government , sookiug to
11 detach the peoulo from the church , opiotrd
H I the action of the pope lu ovorv way His | o
H \ liiiuss rctorrcd to the temporal iiowor as a
H * necessity to the iadeuondenca and llborty of
H I . tuo pope in the exercise of his mission unl
, \ | p " declared ho did not claim tlio restoration of
| II tcmpoial power from human motives it
B i'X was his right and ho war re-
B > quirod to preserve It Intact aua
H 8 transmit It to his successor
V 1 us ono o ( the nlicnablo troasuios of the
H I Cbristlau fulth &
11 'lhunuvv Italian penal cede lust coming
i 1 into onorutlon also utlaekcd the just llborty
! 8 of the clergy und hindered their work with
H \ uuvvobstacles An additional wound wus
B ( about to bo inQctcd upon the church bj the
B I law reganllng charitable trusts , which Mas J' '
BB B \ icconlly been enacted wlthunscoining haste
BB B , I 'ihis was a freshstcji in the endeavor to ofi
BBBBI ] J futo every vcstiKO of religion from civil Ini
BBBBI' I stlluttons Uy thli law all pious establish *
BBBBI 1 mentsvvero to bu suppressed or transformed
BBBBI I I cspecialb these for the ( lowering of slrls
BB B > { without porlioiiB , thosarcgurdluirgiilscuttr-
BB B < * \ lug convents and ttioso b\ which It was pro
BB B { vided that musses should bo said
BB fl % tor tba souls ot the dead This law
BB B * , violates the withes of the founders
H V of all tboso characters Priests wcro ox-
_ _ H' -nv / eluded from the beuellts of charitable initl-
/ intutions and women vv ere admitted to such
' benellts It was argued that charity should
; bo secular In order that It might bo more no
P'r ceptable Hut , Indued , the unfortunate ere
too proud sometimes to accept Christian
charity , and outside the church ttiero is no
_ _ _ _ _ _ . _ true cliarlty Other blows also bu > u bceu
B ' levelled at tbo church by the Invasions of
BB H the civ 11 povvor , forcing itself lute sacred
BE H thint Tor a time all these thtuft mlat
rmbirrass the church but they can n < > vor
dcilmtoly change Its course ,
Coiniitputlm tlio Addrcfl"
Hovib , Dpc 81 HI Koformn savstho vlo-
lenco of the languaco used In tbo pope s alio
cutlon will not | rovent Italy from bclrg gov
crncd lu hnrmouv vvllh the necessities ot
progress and the aspirations of her people
.SMI 111 IS A lOt IIIAlt 9IAN
Keslciintlou of ilirt I Irnt Lord of tlio
I nullsh rrcitiur ) .
[ OriT'o't ' ' HB9ij Jimi * fiordnn llcnn'tf ]
London Ucc 31 [ Nuw York Hernld
Cabla Sperlul to lnu Hi r I The residua
Hon of W. II Smith , llrst lord of the Irons
ury , hns bocn the subject of numerous
parafjinphs , but ho goes nbouthls work say
ing nothing Ho knows ho possesses the
cntiro conlldonco of bis pirty and thut his
resignation Is not desired m tba house of
commons or out of it Ills health Is not
strong
A prominent member of parliament snvs
Sir Ldward Watkin is going ahead with his
tunnel unaor the channel Work Is not
actuullv going on because the boird of trade
is vvutchinp to prevent it , but n pretty teed
beginning of the tunnel was secured before
the government Interfered an I falr4 award
Watkin Is convinced that when the Glad
stonlans cotno back to ofllco ho will bo al
low eel to do what ho liliesundor the channel
The old man is on his sldo I'lrit is moro
thin bnlf the bnttlo It will never do to lesotho
the 80 000 which hus nlroidy boon put Into
the big hole near Dover His shareholders
declare they will stand by him Ho will
ncod nil tlio help ho tan got before ho reaches
the French coast
iho ipiccn once more shows how closol )
she follows public events ( rent or small by
her klndl } message to the son of the late Dr
Mncltnj She also shows that her reading
is not con lined to the Times lu which Jour
nal Mackay s death has not been recorded
nlthough ho acted ns correspondent of the
Times in Now \orlc for some our joirs
True , ho misled it abe it the war , but ho was
not ulono in holdlnc fulso vlows In regard to
that struggle
It is known that Parnoll has long been dc
slrous of retiring from the Icndcrbhip of the
nationalist purtj The O Shct divorce suit
mny lonvtnco lilm of the expediency of
enrriing out his Intention without further
delay In that case There is only ono possl
bio successor Thut is U illiutn O Urlon Ho
is moro poptilai in Ireland than Pirncllnnd
has a grc iter hold upon the parti gcnonlly
Parncll has practically done his work , but it
would indeed bo curious If ono so cold and
unlmpassioncd should bo destioyod nt last
by Buch an offense as is attributed to him by
Captain O fahen
1 here Is no truth In tho'report that Irv ing
contemplates bull ling u now the itor or that
Mr Tuolo Is to ipreu ucforo tboiiueon prior
to his departure for Austrulia
TI1L PWAIIIiVN COVJNIIS'IOV
\ \ hj nrustus Wiin 111 Is Loyal to Vic
tin in Testimony lrl.enj
Ntw Yoiik Dec dl Before the Canadian
commission today Lllls Roberts tbo sub
treasurer of the United States , gave * it as
his opinion that the present commercial re
lut ions with Can id a were idvautac.cous to
the United btites and thought restilctcd
trade as it is now , would act materially
toward annccntioti with Canada He dil
notMdnk however a commorclil union Be
tween the two couutrios would ho wise A
reciprocity treutv ho said would be practical ,
but not advisable as it would bo to our ad
vantage
Sylvauus Smith , n Gloucostcr fKlierman ,
complained that Cnnndlin Ushcrmcn wcro
allowed commercial privileges bv this coun
try which were denied by Cauada
I i islus vViman who hns been prcscat at
the be iring , when asked bv the chairman at
the committee if ho wus an American citizen
replied that ho wan a Canadian subject , of
her uinjestv , tbo queen of Great lirltam and
Irolmd Iho reason ho did not seek the
tlorosof ! American clt ensliip wis only duo
to the fact thut It would destroy his iniluenco
tn Canada
CbailcsII ICcop of John Pews „ . Son of
Gloucester testified that his Arm was engaged
gaged In llttlnc , out fishing v ossein Senator
Heir asked the witness for his vlows as to
the vuluo of the cruising vessels ot Glou
ecstcr for service in the navy in the event
of war Keep replied that fishermen
were alwas eagerly Bought after to servo In
the nav v About ono seventh of the popu
lation ot Gloucester took actlvo part in the
1 ito war Referring to the subject of Can
ada's treatment ot Amor icau fishermen ho
said Americans cared nothing for the thrco
mile limit What they wanted was the right
to tot such conveniences ns Hoar biit , oto ,
vvnen in Canada buch privi'otros ' were not
necessities but rather convonicnccs It was
not tbo refusal of the Canadian government
to poimit American fishermen such privll
cges as the maimer ot tbo refusal thereof
Iho committee adjourned to meet In Wash
intton
ritlUIITi UL COIiLIlON
Two Passenger Trains Crnsli Into
Kucli Othi r vvltli I atnl Kcnults
iNniiNAlous Ind , Dee 31 A frightful
and fatal wieck occurred at Kokomo this
morning on the Panbandlo rallwav , a milo
north ot the depot Train 13 north bound ,
crushed into train No 14 south bound ,
running nbout llfty miles an hour , totally
demolishing the onelno and burning the
baggugo cur and coiouos of the southbound
train The injured wcro confined to the
onhlno express und baggage ears George
Cummlngs , cngiuoer ou No 14 , was
burled iu the wrecK and died
immodlntoly nftor being extricated
loin McCullough , ouglncor ot No U had
Ills head crushed nnd cannot Uvo Hatgairo
master J Korlon was Injured lu the back
and head and died Boon uftor being re
moved Messenger Giant and IhomasHurber
were seriously thnuch not fatallj hurt A
fovv others were slightly Injured und a num
ber ot passengers iu the coaches wcro
shaken up , but many of the passengers were
not awakened 1 because of tbo wreck is a
mystery
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X DcHpnrnto liorHO ThloT
Wii UESiuiniK , Pa , Dee 31 George
Slut ploy , the notorious horse thief uud mur
derer , who escaped from the Tnnkhannock
Jail a mouth ago , was run down in the woods
last nitlit Ho made u desperate fight ,
wounding two of his captors ihis morning
ho was placed ou board a train and taken
back to runkbunnouk Jail Although hand
culled ho plunged throuh ( the window vvhlio
the train was in motion and had not the
otllcors crasped his limbs would have cs
enpod
YniiMon bnloons Will Itbinnln Opou
Yankton , S I ) , Dee 11 JSpeclal Telegram
gram to The Hi.cJ All saloon licenses
in South Dakota expire at midnight , and
neither county commissioners nor city coun
cils will issuaanv more , o/ving / to the prohi
bition cluuso In the constitution Hut the
Yankton saloons will ruu right on Iho
legislature moots on January 7 , and early
uctlon by that body as to the prohibition
clausa is expected
A Mrcutl Hint Tlironlcned
HittssEi.s , Dee 31 , The sttUing miners
(
nt Charlorol nro start ing an 1 u bread riot
thieutoned The shopkeepers rcfuso to glva
tiora further credit Iho governor ot
lUinault lias udvlscd the kovcrnmout to in-
tirfero _
A lluncnrlnn O.i.lnor Aliscoml * .
Vievni , Doc 31 At Prossburg , In Huu
fori , tl > ° county rasbler lias absconded with
TO 000 florins iu cash , leaving uupald the
uurlus of public ortlcialt to which this
tuivo } was to bo applied
TARIFF REFORMERS DUE ;
The Annual Toast of the Massa
chusetts Loarruo
A GATHERING OF NOTABLES
Chvclanil Lulostlrcil M1IN Itlil'uulcH
the Homo Market lilm , Couitr- | )
tup ; tt to tlio Clilncao Wall
Atkinson's Ilcmtrks
rrlonds of 1 rem Trnilfi
Hosxov , Mass Doe 31 Iho members of
the Massachusetts 1 anff Reform league dined
this evening , the occasion being the annual
dinner of the organization Among those
present wcro Hon Roger Q Mills ot lexas ,
Hon lhouuis Sheirmati of Now York Ld-
vvurd Atkinson , President C \ \ Hliiott of
Harvard college , Charles rnncis Aduius ,
lion John V Andrew , Hon Robert Ireat
Paine , Hon P A Collins , and others
President Pierce ot the lcaguo spoke nt
some length on tariff reform , concluding as
follows "In the light ot what bus been
presented is it not reasonable to conclude
that the leaders of the political party whoso
corner stone Isjrotectlon are ready tn Its
interest to sacrillco ono industry
after another and as many Indus
tries as may bo nccosanry to cement
the alllunco which thoj have formed with
the wool growers , tbo iron masters nnd the
coal barons of the countrj I It Is no small
advantage tint In the struggle before us wo
have for our leaaer a m in of moral oournpo
Btcrllnc , honesty und stiaightforvvardncss ,
the most Interesting I crsouulltv in Amuricun
lito Grover Clov eland "
Hon Ldward Atkinson In his remarks
said nil rcisonnblo advocates of protection
consider free trade the objcctlvo ( oint
of their Bjstem to bo obtained
when the time his coino to make
it safe All reasonable frco traders claim
true protection to domestic industry is what
thiyuimut Ibo only dlftereneo Is ou the
time of concession \ \ hj not bei'in now i
When mutual trust and conlldenco in tlio
sincerity of pusposo ot all who cngugo In
the work shall bo established in the progress
of legislation wo may then for the llrst time
since lbbl bo in a position iu which
the tariff question itself can bo en
tcrcd upon by rcusonnblo men In
a mnnner consistent with common sense and
common honestj Moro thun ono half the
subjects of taxation undoi uur present tariff
could bu put on the frco list without dimlu
lsblnc , our revenue from customs the lu per
cent which they have yielded up to this tlno
I refuse to believe that the rc | rescntatives
of the great national republican party to
which I was proud to belong for so mnnv
j ears huvn become so nnrrow and so
bigoted in tnclr sectional feeling ns to bo in-
capiblo of rising to the level of the present
responsibility Iu time of dnngei thcro were
foven men on the lcpubhcvn party who saved
the country from what I think nearly nil
reasonable men now admit would hum hnnn
a politic il convulsion when they voted on
their personal convictions , but not with
thcli paitj , against the impeachment
of Andrew Johnson Are thcro not now
seven in the senate and a rclativo number iu
the house who ma ) at the present time bo
capabloof the same independent judgment
who may unitowlth their party opponents in
such reasonable and Judicious reform of the
tariff as will put us in the vvvy establishing
conditions In the future In v hich this coun
trv may obtain the paramount position to
which it is entitled in the great commerce of
the vvorlul
Among the utterances of Mr Mills of
Texus weio these Hiatory lopoats Itself
and wo are hoio tonight remonstrating with
our government for the wrongful luterfcr
unco with our business aeprcss'ng out in
dustrics parulvzing our labor , Impoverishuir'
out people nnd euttiug off our foreign trade
And tonight we say to Mr Harrison and
Mr lilulno as our fathers said to King
George and Lord North You h ivo no right
to cluso our ports Grover Cleveland at
the head of the Mohawks in Dcccuibcr 1S37 ,
tnrew the tea overboard and started the
battle for the vindication of the riht ( , our
Lexingtons and Hunker Hills [ in IfccS Wo
h id our Saratoga 11 1S > 89 Wo shall have
our YorKtowu in 1S9J " * * If restrict
ing the purchase and sale of our
products to American markets stimulates
industry , cheapens proluctlon and increases
Wealth und wages , why should It not bo a
wlso policy to upnly the pnnciplo to each ouo
of the states ) If It is productlvo of good to
the forty two uultea states , It ought bo good
to each ono of them seoaratoly It is a qucs
tion of political economy not of patriotic
sentiment If the pnnciplo is correct it will
apply to a small community as well
as to a largo ono Why not carry It to its
logical conclusion and have a Chlneso wall
around each state nnd stimulate it to build
its industries , lncreaso its wealth and glvo
better employment and hither wages to its
own people Let the people vv'thin ' each
township trade umong themselves Iho per
fectlon ot the principle would oo to
wall every man into himself and
thus foster and cncouraco , Inui
to develop bis resources In n short time lin
would be sufllclentlv developed to rolso his
own grain , bcof , hogs und manufacture his
own clothes , cto ihis policy means that
man rises to the highest happiness when ho
expends the largest amount ot
lauor and obtains the least amount
ofpioduct Reduced to its lowest terms
it is perpetual work and no product * * *
Iho best nome market Is the ono into which
Is admitted tlio latest Importation , because
the largest Importation means the largest
exportation and thut means an actiyo de
mand for the articles exported , and thut
means mi reused prices , and that
moons Incrcused wealth distributed
ninona1 tbo consumers , and that will
In turn create an active demand for homo
products which supply 00 per cent of home
consumption An actiyo demand for honTu
products creates a demand for homo material
nnd labor und that raises the prices ot both
und gives constant era [ lovmout to all classes
of labor "
A Ilullot Canst il IHn Dentil
New Yoiik , Dec 31 | Spec al Telegram
to Tur Dee 1 A sensation was cuusca la
Westchester village today when it became
kuovvn that tbo body of John Rusk tbo
joung man who was shot on the night of
December IU ut Diroggs Neck , as alloicd by
Thomas P Hart as the result of u McGinty
joke , had been disintorreil ut St Peter s
Lplscopal church yard at Westchester On
baturday last Coroner Matthews con
cluded the Inquest in the case
nnd the jury surprised everybody
by rendering u verdict that the man
canio to bis death from acuta congestion of
tbo lungs , and that thcro was no evidence to
prove that Hart shot lilm Iho district attorney
tornoy was not satisfied with this , und today
had the body disinterred and an autopsy
held This showed that Rusk , instead of
dyinir ot corgestion of the lungs , died of a
pistol shot wound , the bullet huv ing penetrated
tratod the Intestines The sworn statements
of the doctors will bo presented to tbo giuud
Jury , which meets In Pebruary , when the
case will bo thorough ! } Investigated , Iu the
meantime Hart will bo kept in jail
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Iho Wool Maikci
HosTOV , Dec 31 ( Special Tclogra-n to
The BtL J Wool la In fair doiuaud with do-
slrablo good selling at full previous prices
The market remains steady , but there Is lit
tle hope of obtaining any advance in prices
for tbo present Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleeces have been selllug at 32f < 7J3ofor XXX ,
3f@35a f0r xx and nbove , and JSc for No 1
The price of Mlchie.au X fleeces is 30c , only
choice lots commanding any better figures
Combing and delalno lleoces are firm and in
demand rer.ltory aud otber unwashed
wools are steady , and soil at previous prices
The nasi year bat been an unfayorabloono
fpr the wool trade , and but little money bos
been wade in the staple by eastern dealers
Still , but few failures Jinvo occurred and It I
is thought that a cousorVatho method of
business In future will ariubtlcsi bring nbout |
a bettor condition of attain
juuok nm\vi.it. :
Ito In Tcmlorcil n Heocptlon 1)j tlio
Mh j or or lopokn
Atchison , ICnn , Dec 31 | Special Telegram
gram to Tur Hrr JL-tiiq Hon DavidHrowcr
of Lcav envv orth , tlio now nssoolato j ustico of
the supreme court ot the ITnltod Stntcs , was
tondcrcd a rccoptlon nt tlio residence of Hon
li II Waggoner , may r of this city , tonight
J ustico Urowor arrived from Leavenworth ,
nt 7 o clock Ho wii * I'rlvcu ' to tlio residence
of B W Howe , whoso guest ho was for dinner
nor Hero ho mot Juilgo Dundy ot tha
United States district court ot Nebraska ,
and Clmor D Prank , clerk of Mi Dtlndj's
court , who were nlso lur IIowo's guests U
1 o clock the visitors vvcro escorted to Mnvor
Wuggeticr s vvhotOBOVcrul hundred poisons
called to piy their rcsiccts Iho company ,
ono of the most elegant that hns over gnth
crcd In this city , Included all the local
prominent persons as well ns many from
other cities Among the luttor rero Chief
Jiistlco nnd Mrs A It Horton , Associnto
JustlcoD M Vnlcntlno and Mr John Guth
no ot Topckn 1 ctturs of regret were read
from the state onlccrs and other dlcnlttries
The rccontlon lasted until 1 j o'clock , when
Tustico Hrowor was driven to the depot
wheron Bpoclnl train was wnitlng to tnko
him back to Icavonworth , it nttmbor of
citizens necomjianyiug linn Justice Urowor
and family depart Tor Washington luosdav
morning In rubruuiv they will return and
pack their goo Is for tl eir Una' ' departure
SOOTHING TO It lvLMMLUH ,
L\iicrhiipnt < t nt Atiliuin Provo Thnt
Dietrich ) Ik Sure Hmith
Atnuitv , N Y , Dec It The state com
missioner today tested the cleetno oxccutlng
machinery in this prison Rcpoiters weio
notnllowcd to vvitnoss the tests , but Dr Mc
Donald announced that a cult and n horse
wcro put to douth with n stiddcniioss that
was highly gratifying to the commission A
current of nbout ono thousand volts
was used The horse was killed first Wiios
wcro nttachod to his head and ono to his
bind ft ct Just below the grambrol joint The
animal was instantly killed the time of con
tact being less than bnlf a minute The
horse made no strugflennd thcro was no
cv idenco that ho sulfercd *
In the experiment on tha cnlf the tunc of
contact was less than ten seconds As soon
as the calf foil ov or and the current was shut
elf Dr 1 ell performed nn opt ration of
tracheotomy ( opening ot the wlndpipo ) and
applied a patent rcatiscltatlug apparatus
m liutaining nn artificial respiration for half
an hour , but the calf was beyond the help ot
science In this case tlioro was no suspended
animation Iho alternating cm rent had
done Its deadly work so effectually that
douth was instantnncodsi
Glt'l'PE's VICTIMS
Salisbury and t ouiit Ilalzroltlt
Anion : ilio Unlortunntrs
Lovnox DeoSl The M irquts of SalU
bury has La Grlppo innsoveic foun Ho
was taken IU on the S4th but us the obsoiva
tion ol the strictest secrecy vva3 onjolued
upon all persons in the marquis household
ns to tlio facts it wus not knpwn that ho was
ill until Ihurbday whoi * ho wus threatened
with a collapse The queen then sent Sii
William Jcnncr to attend him Ho was
then kept in bed three la s nnd has been
kept in his room eve ; buo Pneumonia is
apprehended und iho nurqula is physically
unllttod for n stuijglo ith a very sovcrodls
eiso
Count Hntzfcldt tlio German embassador ,
has been ill for u fortnight but is now bet
ter Mr Pnillips O'Ncll , secretary of the
foreign ofllco nnd Praneis Cillora are also ill
The latest news Is that the Mar juis of balls
bury Is better
Sptonti oT the Influenza
Pinf Dec 31 It is boliovcdtho epidemic
has reached its height la this city In the
outskirts , however , the disease is spreading
rho disease has made its appearance on the
southern shores of tbo Mcditorrtucan Scv
cral cases are rODortcO at Algiers nnd Bona
It bus appeared in luiin and Gucta Italy
At Milan the garriton , the students of
Logono college the police and municipal
guard are severely affcted
In Hiriin
HEnnv , Dee 11 fLoueafortho epidemic
in Berlin appears di awing to a close the
greater is thotondencj'tfo various comp'ica-
tions , mostly that of cnlumouin which it
self aeoms about to bebomo a veritable epi
demic Other complications nru diseases of
the ear and neuralgia In the city of Frank
tort scarcely a slnglo house has escaped
visitation
Over Three Hundred Cops Down
New Yo ik , Dee 31 The number of
deaths reported ut the tuicau of vital statis
tics during tbo twenty four hours ended at
noon today was 100 an increase ever the
average of 100 per conw La Grlppo is croa
itcd with being the cause of the increased
fatality Policcmon to tbo number of 303 are
on the sick list today
. Hospitals Grovwterl In Vl tinn
Vienna , Dee 31 Taclnfluenza is Incrcas
Ing In this city The board of health has
ordered the schools closed until January 7
rho hospitals have uctomo so crowded It has
been found necessary to erect a special
structure for these sufTorJng from the discaso
Attnokti tha linrme"
Noiifoik , Va , Doa 81 Twenty seven
cases of La Gnppo are ( oportod among the
men on the United Mates recot/ing ship
1 ranlilln uud forty-Iho cases at the United
States uiarino hospital here
Cnnimltttc ! Snlnlilo
Boston ; Mobs , Dec 11 George P Smith ,
lilted sixty two , watchman at the Massachu
setts state prison , suicided with a revolver
while temporarily InsunO from an attack of
La Grippe J
Government Empires Prostrated
London , Dec 31Tina influonra has at
tacked the employes of tbo government of
flcos in tbis city undultrpo number are pros
trated , .
fillll Cntohlnif On
Cmtuao , Dee 11 Xa Orlppo has reached
tbo postofllco Postmaster llexton , four or
flvo beads of departments and about forty
clerks are affected
Aloro Heal lis
Vifnva , Dec 31 | ProT Rosenthal and
Ilerr lirauinuller , the boSlc seller , have died
from heart trouble aggravated by the iu-
lluenza , . >
• \ I ami Ojikp
Utica , N Y , Doc JLi-Michaol Hopkins ,
a prominent dry fopds merchant , died today
Ho was tbo first victim ot La Grlppo in this
city
Hrioo Could Not n < oni > - >
Lyu , O , Dec Calvin S Urico , chair
inantof the national democratic committee ,
Isn victim of La Qri | pe .
Keforiu Helmut Hoys Got It
LANblNO Dee 31 A largo proportion of
the 600 reform school boys are ill with La
Griipo
m
A Hey Mall ltobber
Chicago , Boo i [ Lewis IIitchier , aged
fifteen , errand boy In tbooftloo of the Orange
Judd Parmer , n weenly agricultural news
paper , was caught bj the poitofllco Inspector
this mornlrj ? In tbo act of stealing remit
tances in letters addressed to the paper Ha
confcised be bad been robbing the paper for
Uyo months Ho had secured a largo sum ,
but Just bow largo Uukuown
CLERKS FOR CONGRESSMEN ,
Every Member of the House Wants
an Atnanuonals
SUPREME COURT MUST MOVE
Bnnntorn Wnnt the Clinmliers of
Jiistlco lor Committee Itooms
btronj : Ol > | e .tlons to Soiintor
rn.lilock'rt Hnnlcinp ; Hill
Washinoton HukeiuTiib Omaha Bcr , }
518 I OUHTEENTtt STUUrT , >
Washinoton D C Dec Jl I
It is understood that the tiouso commlttco
on nccounts will shortly report a bill provid
ing a clerk for every member of the house
of representatives At present It is only the
chairman ut n commlttco who Is provided
with a cleric , and even then there Is not a
clerk for every chairman , there bolng only
thlrtv nine clerks for llfty sk committees ,
so that in n number of eases ono clerk is as
signed to two or oven thrco committees The
idea of giving every mombci n clcik has
boon frequently biought up in the house nnd
the committees but hitherto the nccounts
committco has luvaiiablv bceu nfiald to report
port a bill to that end Mr bhiiw of Mari
laud , who was chairman of the commlttco
last session , snid openly thnt ho bcllovcd
every member should hnvon dork , but never
permitted bis committco to report the bill
simply oecaUBO ho deemed It inexpedient
It can not bo denied that there are many
good reasons lor allowing ovori member
a clerk No memoer cun answer the letters
sent to bun by his constituents nnd poiform
biB duties in the bouso without having a
clerk Lvcry mull brings eich member a
score of Icttors asking certain questions do
mandiug government publications request
ing the prosecution ot some clnini , in a
word every voter in the country regards
( and very properly , too , ) his congressman ns
his | er ° onul reiroscnlativo nnd agent ut
Washington Kvcry sensible congressman
recognizes the perfect right that all these
correspondents have to an answer , but It is
simply Impossible for them to be piesont at
tlio sessions of the liouso nnd nt the same
time fulfill tbo wishes of their constituents
rhov llnd ittiocessury to hire clciks It is
not fair to ask them to nay these clciks out
of their own meagro salary for work done
solely for their constituents The clerk is
working for the constituents and it is only
right and just thnt the constituents should
pay the clerk hire Iho accounts couimitteo
tukes this cqultuolo view of the in lttcr nnd
is willing to provide clerks It will encoun
ter the suvac.0 opposition of thocboeaoparors
llko Mr Holmun , but the common sense of
the house will tlso superior to that
must viovi our
Llko Poor Joe the supreme court of tba
United States has to muvo for it q cupics
spaeo in tlio cupitol th it the senators wnnt
for committee rooms lhcydonot need it
halt ns much as the court docs ind it will bo
a ( , roat inconvenience to ovorvuody if the
latter body has to move but each member of
the senate Insists upon having u committee
room in which he can do his writing nnd
keep his documents and at present there are
not enough to go around It is pro | osed to
obtain temporary quai tors for the accommo
dation of tno court until a now building can
b ) erected butu suitable cno rould not bo
ilulsbod bofoio sixor olght ycurs nnd thcro
Is no place at present of any convenience or
difcnity In which the court could bo quar
tered The best way w ould bo to llnd a com
modious rcsldcoco like the Corcoran man
sion with a parlor or ball room largo
enough to ba used for a court
room , and lot that bo ocuplod
until a sultablo structure can bo provided
Hut nnothor now building that Is very
badly needed oven worse than the court
room , is a government printing ofllco The
present building is not only unsuitublo but
actually dangerous to the health and lives
of tbo 3,000 operatives engage under its roof
and bus been several times condemned by
the city building Insoeclora In fact the
walls of the building have bad to be propped
up again and ngain during the last ix or
eight years to keep thorn from fulling dovv n
1 ho vibrations of tbo machinery are so
creat , that they can bo felt in any part of the
structure und it a cyclone should stnko the
old pile or if it should catch ilro some day ,
the loss of llfo would bo terrible ConcrcsA
might bo indicted and convicted ot criminal
ncgligonco in allowing the building to stand
Public Printen Palmer proposes , if It is
possible , to secure nn appropriation during
the picscnt congress to oulld a now ono
UNEXriCTFl ) 0I1JLCTI0N
An unexpected and powerful objection Is
being raised to the bill Introduced in the
Bonato by Mr Paddock and in the house by
two or three members proposing to reduce
the minimum capital of national banks in
small cities to $10 000 The minimum is nt
prcsont $ j0,000 Han iters are writing-their
representatives that under the provisions of
this bill national banks would bo established
by persons with a capital of $10 000 for the
purpose of early insolvency A man or
woman with but 110,000 could establish a
baqu under this measure , control all of tbo
deposits and go into fraudulent liquidation ,
or voluntary bankruptcy without being ha
bio for moro than an additional $10 000 out
side the capital , although the deposits might
agrcgato$500 ( OIK ) A private bank cannot
boorhanizod on this principle foi fraudulent
purposes btcauso the financial worth of the
owner stands ns security , whereas the fed
eral laws und the capital stock alone act as n
guaranty for depositors In a national bank
It looks as though the bill would bo defeated
for the roassns stated
SITTING Utt I NOT A > OIty
United States Indian Agent McT aughlin
of blinding Rook N D , who Is in the city
with the Sioux delegation , was today shown
the dispatch from liistnarck , nnd ho says
thut there is > > o truth in the stntoinont that
bitting Hull la incensed at not being Invited
to Washington with tlio delegation Sitting
Hull understood very well that only these
who signed the treaty last summei would bo
invited and ucceptod thcsituntlon eracefiillv
Colonel McLaughlin donles that Sitting Hull
and himself are on bad terms On the con
trary tholr relations nro most ntnlcnblo Sit
ting Hull , ho suys , is u very lonservatlvo
Indian and has small fuith In civilized habits
ot lifo for bis people tlo is tboroforo op
posed to uny measures that look to a radical
change
NEW YKill's AT Tlir OA1ITAI
Tbero will bo nothing done in Washington
tomorrow other than the extending of Now
Years greetings 1 bo reception at tbo white
house and the homos of Vieo Prcsldeut Mor
ton und the cabinet oftlcers will bo supplemented
monted by moro than a thousand private citi
zens ut their homes Over olfeht columns of
line typo nro required in an evening paper to
make tbo announcements of tboso who will
receive tomorrow , The following are of la
tcrcst to 13le readers Miss Susan U An
thony , nsslstcd by Miss Clara Colby of No
bruska at tbo Riggs house , after li , Mrs
I dwliiill Longer , Miss Lama Concer ot
Iowa Miss Minnie 13 Loomls , Miss Tome of
Dcs Moines ut 1511 P street , Mrs J I.lien
Poster of Iowa ut her borne , 1I3J Vermont
avenue , between 3 and 0
NEUlUSkA 10STUASTIII8
Adams , Gage county , J. T Shaw , vlco
Hannah N. Oxon , removed , Howe , Nomuha
county , C Rounds , vlco A T. D Hughes ,
removed , Lewiston , Puwnoa county , It M.
Hayslip , vlco I , II Carmichael , removed ,
Patline , Adams county b V. Hechtol-
bcimer , vice W. H Duncan , resigned ,
Springfield , Sarpy county , J , G Hohm vlco
U C teller , resigned
MISCELI.ASEOC8 ,
Ross L Hammond , tbo editor of tne Daily
nnd Weekly Tribune of Fremont , Neb , who
Is here looking ever Washington and public
affairs , will visit New York and other east
ern olties before returning to bis home
Turkeys in tbo market today brought as
9
high ns 2S cents per pound and chickens wcro
M ) per cent higher than usunl Washington
v oathor Is cool clear and bracing No snow
hero this winter
Hon Beaten J Hall , formcily ot Iown ,
ox-coml oner of patents nccompanied by
his wife guest at the f-bbltt Slnco Mr
Hnllrott froni the patent ofllco ho has
been In \ * .igo engaged In pioparlng to
op n nn o \ , tor the piosccutton of patent
cases HIz , j ovorv thine in reuliticss to
coimticneov i-tito and came to Washington
to look nfti r. no unfinished buslnisB Ho
will bo In tl " tcHv nbout ono week
Captain U , lull has on the rccomiiienda
Hon of Lonea , n in Lonnoll been nppolnte 1
n messenger \ the house Liiitniu Hall
IK cs nt licatr nd w as s w orn in to Inj
.Manfordlt f ICenruey , vvhol ns been
drawing n prt \ for BOino years ami who
has nlwava clal that his rating was not
hich enough , hns hnl his statement iu-
iiuicsod in by the pension ofllco nnd ho will
ilrnvv , In consequence , $7S0U , back imv
Captain 1 award llniilon of Marshal , 111 ,
has been nppolnfed special agent of the
trinsurj depirtmoiit with hcndquurtcis at
Chicago , to take the place made vacant by
the resign Ulon ot lohn Reeves
f W * 1 reeman of Grand Island , who was
In tha laihvnv mall service until a short time
ngo , hns sout on pnnors hero asking to ba
ri instated Iho enso will eomo tip lu the
dcpartmeii * ns soon ns it can bo reached
Senator Mandorsoii finds on In pilry ut the
postofllco department th it the claim of Mrs
C W Snyder , widow of the former lost
muster nt Co lui Ctcok has boon II pildated
nnd thnt the momi abe claims to be duo her
was paid to William Stiidor , tno ndmlnls
trutoi ot her husb ind's est ito in beptcmber
last Peuiii b Hlvtii
Noliinnkn mill town I'ntetits
Washinoton , Dec Jl ibicclil Telegram
to Tin Hi l ] Patents for Nebiasktms
Sorlno Unnn Hastings Neb , nppirntus
for preserving fruit , Mari Smith , Schuyler'
Neb beat radiator for oil stoves
Patents granted to Iownus biniucl L
Hates Ccdnr Rapids , In , steam cn lnu ,
Gottfried Golst Hastings Neb , wheat hull
ing machine Mwnrd P Lynch , Divouport ,
Iu , lomblucl lister plow and planter ,
lames W McKinlev , Oskuloosi In , hand
pump and bin el attachment , Hciuinii D
Moellor , Muscitlnc , Iu , diait equalize !
1 Idridgo II Noble ussienoi of ono h ilf to J
W Ward , Postvlllo , In , mop wrlm.or ,
Henry Pick Marengo la , nut lock loscph
1 Robblns Newton la steve or furnace ,
Martin A bmlth Atlantic , Iu hand cutter
aud feeder , Frank 1 hmic Osknloosa , la ,
incandescent electric lamp socket
Mirlnn ConirrnsR Aitjom ns
Washinoton Dee Jl The Intern itional
martnoronforenco wus callol to ortor this
morning by Admiril Franklin , president of
the conforcuco and from the beginning of
the session It was evident nn adjournment
slno dlo would bo reached ted ivarious
leports were adopted Mr Hull of I ncjand
In a ( .racoful speech offered a resolution that
n formal mill coidiul vote of thanKs bo of
fered to Admiral Fmn lin for his courteous
ublo and iinp.utnil conduct us presiding
ofllccr of the conference The resolution
wns un iiiimously adopted timid much up
ulauso , und Admiral Fniuklin iflor nc
knowledcing the tribute announced the ad
journment of the congress sit o die
Iown mill Dnkotn Pensions
Washinoton , Dee Jl [ biocinl leletrnm
to The Hei j Pensions grantid Iownns
Oriejiinl Invalid Frederick Glltehcr , Man
che3tor , Enoch M Muitin , Ottumvvn In
crease lhouins Giuhuni Dccoinh , Oiocon
Preseott , Mnspn City , Jobu Uibcock Win
field , Thomas Masse UouUus "i Gcoigo Mc
Ginw , Cairo Oilginul widows etc Fred
eri-to , mother of Honnan F Mcirholf , Vul-
loy Junction
t'ensians for DaUotans Increase Thomas
Wurd , Mcrdo , Owcu Williams , Oswcll
Itundnll Hcttei '
Washington , Dae 31 A rumor wns cur
rent nt the cankol this morning that Mr
Randall s condition is much worse Inquiry
nt his house was nnsnorod by an omphatlcal
denial from his family Ho is much bettor
nnd out of bnd and Is attending to his correspondence
respondenco
Disciples or C1IO )
Washington Dec 31 This was the InBt
days session of the American Historic1 ns
sociation and wns Llvcn , up to tbo reading of
papers on southern history
I'ltOMIVI NL JHLV MOriUIZHD
Archbishop Irelintl Ono nf Fii\y
JTnkcii in Ity I reilerlksen
Cmcvoo Dec 31 Tha amended bill to bo
bled by Josiah Crotty In the ciodltors' suit
against N C Frcderikscn , tbo laud
speculator aud fugitive makes de
fendants nf nearly fifty men whoso names
have not hitherto ueen mcntlonel in conncc
tion with I rcderikson Prominent umong
thorn arojludolph Mlnnumaker and G G
Lomstock , Mllwaukco bunkers , Churlos
Dupec , Frank Colllor , John A Rico and
Archbishop John Ireland These parties nro
all suld to have some interest m the notes ,
mortgages or contracts obtained from or
through Frederlkson and the amended bill
scekB to have tha dofenaauts discover what
relation they bold to such securities , mostly
for wild lands in the northwest , lu older thnt
the receiver may cct hold ot them and upply
them on Crotty s judgment
ABANDONED AT SI5A
The Ship Sluikcsp io nnd CiovvSup-
tio.cil to Oo li ist
Halifax , N b , Doe 31 Tlio Allan line
steamer , Ncstorian , after a stormy passage
ot twenty days from Glasgow , ai lived lust
evening Wednesday morning , the 18tn , in
lntltudo 54 15 , longltudo .1 44 the German
ship Shmcespuro from Hamburg to New
York was sighted in a disublcd condition
und signalling for assistance Iho sea was
so rough tbo Nestoriuu was compelled to lay
to neur her all night Iho captain of tha
Shakesporo an d cruw wished to ba taken off
Next morning tbo bhakesporo was nowheia
Visible Whut Docamo ot the crow 13 hard
tOBay.bnt the mail steamer , Sardinianwhich
arrived yesterday , passed the Shakesporo
Decombcr S3 m latitude M , 21 , longitude SO
folio nppeurod to have been recently
abandoned
Xlio Dentil Record
New Yoiik , Dee 31 Rev William W
Pat to ii , D D , president ot Howard unlvcis-
lty , Washington , died suddenly at W cstficld ,
N J , tins morning from congestion ot tbo
lungs
London , Doe 11 , The death Is announced
of Morton 1 ishcr , an American engineer
PohtaoeWis , Dee 11 Alva ' owart ,
Judtoot tbo Ninth Judiciil court , or this
state , died in Ibis city last nlcjit ot pneu
monia , ued ( Blxty cicht Judge Stewart lias
boon on tbo bench of this circuit twenty nvo ,
jears ,
Vn nna , Dee 31 Tha contralto Kmmo
Torolla , who frequently sang with Patti , is
dead
A Rnlllnic Mill Anoiileut
Toiionto , Out , Dee 31 This morning
While four men were engaged in weighing
iron at the Ontario rolling mills , the gearing
ot the Bcales broke und caused seven tons
and a half of metal to fall on the men
Georco Head and William McGtilro were In
stantly killed und two ethers wore had'y ' ,
but not fatally injured
t'ltubtirp ; Oniolnls Convicted
PiTTSDtmo , Pa , Dee 81 Alderman Porter
and Constables Shcppard , Parker and Ornoy
were convicted today of conspiracy to de
fraud b/ receiving money to settle illegal
liquor selling cases
Thirty I'nuilliou Hniuolcss
Ntw Yoiik , Dee 31 Flro at Harlem this
morning destroy od M0,000 worth of property
and left thirty families homeless No lives
were lost , but for a short time the excite
ment was very great
WICKERS11AM HAS A W1U , H
Ohlcnyo'n HorUtli OOlnnr Takes tha |
Bull by the Horns H
THE INSPECTION OF LUMP JAVV9 , H
Alleged Necllm nco mi the Part of IU |
linotH Htmo Olllclnls Public H
Hcntth to tlu Looked |
Alter stilctly H
No > t nt W nn o H
Cincuo , Dec Jl ISpoclal lelcgram to . H
litb llri : | Health Commtssloticr W'lckor- ' H
shiiiu culled Stock Inspector I nmb und his H
two assistants Into his ofllco this morning H
nnd javo Ihom soinu very posltivo Informn- |
tion regarding lumi'y ' j iwc 1 cattle nt the |
stock j irds Dr Wlckershaui wns deter H
mined nnd ho guvo Lamb this orderou |
Imvu jurisdiction over eiittlo Insldo the city H
limits , and 1 want j ou to sea thut the law \ < \ H
en forced If you sea any lumpy jawed eattlo H
and tha state otllcors sav that they are all H
riilit you must take the ground thut they H
nro all wrong , audit tbev snj lot them In , H
do exactly tin contrniy If you want any H
help to carry out these orders just call on H
me and wo w 111 have u portion ot tlio police H
force down there to help you " H
Inspoelor Lamb said "iho state itself H
hus < broken the qu lrnntino law , having vie H
luted thnt portion of the law which provides H
thnt any porsbn moving or shipping nnv ills H
cased cattle shall bo adjudged guilts of n H
mlsdeine inor nnd subject to n line I hnt H
Is what the stnto inspectors did Inst Week H
Ouo hundred and nmu cattle were shlpied H
from Peorlu to Chicago sovontcon of whuli |
wcro lumpy jivcd , while others had H
tin oat disciscs Iho suvoutccn men H
tioncd wore shipped by the state and H
that is whcio the violation enmo in thev H
having been quaiantlued ns lumpy Jawed H
since last summer lbcv wcro consigned to H
no ono that no could llnd out " ' H
Considerable comment has been created H
by the action of the state oftlcers Thcto B
seems to bo a Jeilousy ot the Chlcnio in- B
spcctlon shown bv them Dr Wlckcrslnin | B
is determined to stand In Inspector Lamb BBBBI
wtoisn thoiouchly comtotcnt olllcei I BBBBJ
wnnt the sharpest possible outlook kepi , " BBBBJ
said ho 'W c nro not acting with tlio slate BBBBJ
inspcctois , uud I will not allow this diseased BBBBJ
meat to eomo in here no matter how hiiJi BBBBJ
the st ito ofllcci Is that dciu inds or or BBBBJ
ders BBBBJ
Twenty two sheep nITllctod with thomango BBBBJ
a highly infectious disease weio coiidummd BBBBJ
bv Inspector I nmb nt tbo yards this mornBBBBJ
ing and w ere killed at once BBBBJ
' BBBBj ]
Tin : sou in iMLititi : nooMLiis
They Will Now Attempt to Huy tlioy H
Land 1 In y Trhd to rnko by I nice s A _ _ _ l
Piimip , SD Dec . ' 11 ISpecial lelcgram |
to inn Utn I Iho iiLitutioii of the South |
Pierre boom hus subsided somewhat , but |
the boomers are still ut w ork tt bus dev ei H
oi cd that at 'ast ' nights meeting they re H
solvcil to attempt to buy the land tboy tiled H
to take bv force , w hich is held by the half H
breeds Iho boomorsaro secretive aud nro |
ilctiug cautiously slnco the recent failure ' H
Orders went to Lort Sully tudny.lt is sail , H
for the eominandaiit to send boveral cum H
pintca to Fort Plnrro to preJervo order and H
cccupy ho mile squ ire " Die hulf breeds H
aud some ethers who drove the boomers H
away got on a glorious di unk yesterday aud H
drove through the tow n of 1 oi t Plot re , ills H
churglug arms but Injui ing nobody omo H
of the boomers wcro hung in clllgy Iho H
Fort Fieri cites hnvo formed a secret society |
with n death o ith to help each othci in H
keeping the laud they have eottlcu on the H
reservation Ouo man refuse 1 to join and H
was driven away narrowly escaping Iujutj H
Jlnv I'ny lot ilhiGlcllstintr H
Ciiicaoo Dec Jl DistrictSuperintendent |
Proderick H lubbs of the Western Union |
telegrnph company niustailswor the questions H
of Edwin L Randall's lawyer So Ju I to |
ruihlll decided today |
Mr Randall is a teloernuh opeiutor who |
claims to have been blacklisted by Supcrm- |
tondont Swift of the Rock Island lold for |
ort liilzlnc u brunch of railway teleraplieis | BBBI
A suit for $ .a OUO with Randall us plaintiif , BBBJ
Is pending life ilnst the Hock Island lubbs' BBBJ
attorney argued for two hours today thut BBBJ
any communication on the subject between BBBJ
tuo two suierlntendonts was privileged and BBBJ
need not be disclosed iho court , howovet , BBBJ
ruled that Mr lubbs and Mr Mason must BBI
answer the questions or bo uttuched and BBBJ
punished Hu asked und was tlven until |
rbursday to dceldo wbat tliey would do H
A Good Ontloik H
New Yoiik , Dee 31 Iho Commercial Ad- H
vcrtiscr says Interviews witli many lend H
Ing business men ns to the prospects for H
1600 reveal the almost unanimous bo H
Hot that the coining jear will bo Hone
ono of unusual prosperity l rasius H
Wnnan who is perhaps us well posted H
on the business conditions as uny man In tbo H
country , said If next year Is not the most H
prosperous year in our lnstoiy , great calam H
itics which man cannot forsco must occur H
In all ray buslncsB ( xpericuco I have uevcr H
seen a unro favorable outlook " H
Not n Urilx M
Am line , Kan , Dec 31 J R nuctton , H
charted by bucratary Fuller of the I'opeka H
Insurance company with having accepted tat l
money from the insurance com pans to iullu- H
enco lefcislatlon admits that ho received the H
amounts Btatod but inillLuuiitly donlos that H
they vvcro iu the nuturo of u bribe liicy B
were received by lilm ho suys nftor the nd H
journmentnf the le lBlntuio und vvoio in B
puymeut of his sorvlcos us the company's ' at- B
torney B
Tholr Confldcnco Unslinkon BBI
DiiiniN Dee .11 At tha leicuo mccllnir BBI
tbo speakers denounced the attack made BBI
upon the private character ot Parncll ind VAV
said no method vv as so dishonest but it might M
bo tried lu the hope to Injure the Irish cuuso , M
but nothing could shako the lovu und trust H
of the Irish icoplt > for tholr lender Loivry , H
member of parliament , odd tlmy who thought H
they could induce the people to forget < ko > M
services already rendered by Parnoll , thor M
opghly failed to underst ml the Irish race H
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I'armll Will Dolend lllmsoir H
Dum in , Dec Jl The Freeman's Journal H
suvs Farnoll has Instructed his counsel , H
Lewis , to obtain for lilm u citation to appenr H
and defend himself in the suit for divorce H
brought by Captain O Sliea against his wife H
In which Parnoll is nuinod as co resiondcnt , H
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A Iinnuor Niinii * . BBJ
Heiiiin , Dec 81-Iho Military Gazette
publishes the Imperial order that the rcgi- J B
mentof drakoons ontitlcd "iho Queen of H
Hn.lund s regiment will nencotorth ba H
cilled"'lhQ Queen of Great Hrltuln and H
Irelands rotiment BBJ
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ilio Whim hulphur Wreck , BBJ
Cuaiii estov , W , Va , Doc 31 Rcprcieuta- H
tlves of the Chusapeako & Ohio road today H
say the wreck near White sulphur Springs H
was not duo to rotten tics and dofectlve H
rails , but wus cuuscd by tbo brcakiug of a H
rail , which could not have bceu foreseen ov H
proyentod H
Kiiiisiim Vthenc Not Injured ; H
Tin ri < A , Kan , Dee 1)1 ) Secretary Mobler M
of the boar J ot agriculture say * bo does not H
anticipate the slihtost ( Injury to the Kanias H
wheat crop from the blluard , H