Nebraska Newspapers

    V * 2 THE OMAHA DAILY fiffE : l RIPAT , JANUARY 3. 1800 , _ _ I
I LARRABfiE'S ' LAST MESSAGE
HI Iowa's RotidnK Governor TalkB
Hfj ' Freely on the Subjoot
Hi ! THE COMING INAUQURATION
H Jllr rtolcs Not Mkcly to MnVo Ahr
B Hncrjdnc Clinneen In the Kx-
H ccjittlvo Ollloc Xho Tonoliors'
Hl Convention ,
Hl Vrcpnrlne lor the Trnnnlor
H Watem-oo , la , Jan 2. Governor Larrn-
Hi bec submitted to nn Interview yesterday As
H | n rulct lie doesn't talk freely with noivapaticr
M men , but on thin occasion he unbent himself
H nt tbo nk of bqcomlnB pos'titrcly ' chnrmln .
Hl Too governor loft Des Moines Inst Wcilncs-
H May and Went to Dubuque , wUero in company
H • with KcprcscntiitlvoPobsou of UuonaVistn
H county ho addressed tbo great temperance
H enforcement meeting , \vhIt'll was no cleverly
H dodged bv Senator Allison From Dubuque
H Mr Lnrrubco rnn out to Anamosn , and tboro
H mudo lili last quarterly visit to the state
H penitentiary Ilo went through everything :
H in n buslnessllko way and was highly pleased
H with tbo manngotnont and discipline of Wnr-
H dca Ilnrr Uc will visit the Fort Madison
H penitentiary this week , nnd will also mnlto a
H trip to tbo now Insane hospital at Clarmda
H nnd to the Institution tor feeble minded chll-
H drcn nt Glcnxvood This will complete his
H list , of oniclal vUlts , and ho will return to
H the c.ipitnl to complete his biennial roossoKO
H uaa l'ut ' , u0 business of his . ofllco In shape for
H Governor Holes
B The biennial message will this year bo
H made u complete and correct rcsuino of the
j nffairs of the state its resources , liabilities ,
H its Institutions nnd their needs , it is undcr-
mWi Blood that Governor Larrnbeo will reconi-
H wend n largely increased appropriation for
1 the Iowa state university , though ho will not
W W now bo quoted to that effect Ills report
B will bo condensed as much as possible , and
B yet the governor wishes tohavo it so that the
reader , when ho completes it , will hnvo n
lull and correct Idea of the present condl-
tlon ot the state and of Its growth and do-
volopmcnt during the last four years There
H Will bo one less subject to treat upon than
H tnero was two years ago Tbo missing topic
H Is that of a state debt Iowa has none
amamt William Flonilng will assist the Governor
B In the picparatlon of his last message It
B would bo hard to find a hotter man , as Mr
Pie mi iik has for years been oloicly connected
with the affairs of the state , and was private
socrotnry to sovcral of the former governors
of Iowa This will bo u busy week in the
executive ofllco , for everything appertaining ;
to Mr Larrabeo's administration must bo
closed up nnd matters nut in readiness for
the hdVcnt of Governor Holes , who will
leave for the capitaltnext wcolt The corre-
epondoncu and otllciul documents , such us
pardon papers nnd applications , etc , which
have bcon carefully tiled awny during the
last four years , must bo packed away to
raalto room for thopapors ot the now admin
isiration Governor Larrabee has mailo it a
rule to have filed every letter and document ,
no matter of what nature , coming to the cx-
ccutivo office , and in this way a inrgonmouut
of correspondence has nccumulntod in the
vault of the executive department , The report -
port of pardons , romisslous , aud commuta-
tlons whleh'tho governor makes to each
legislature Is also a formidable document ,
and adds much to the work of tbo clerics in
the governors office
The number of pardons to bo reported this
biennial period is small The suspensions of
scntooce ' are much mora numerous Nearly
H H all of these latter are in favor of snlooit-
H H lteepors who "moaboyed with the buzz-saw"
H until they were found out Pitiful
H talcs most of these fellows told , and many
H , of them , ashamed to comu thoinsolvos and
H plead for executive clemency , sent tholr
H wives or other relatives In their stead Iu
H many cases where suspensions wcro granted
H tno men were in jail , serving out the lines
H they had not money to'pay , while their fum-
H ilics were suffering , often for the necessities
L Lt of llfo In audi enscs tbo governor -simpij
H • mimARllSO&HlWirfMn $ { oprl SS'
B ore wore allowed to go homo nnd earn a living -
ing for their families Should they at any
J future time violate the terms o 'f the suspun-
, slon , or , indeed , ut the will of the governor ,
HHJ they can bu relmprisoned to sorva out the ro-
L m inainderof the old sentence Next Tuesday
H Governor nnd Mrs Larraboo will tender a
H reception to Governor Holes and the mem-
H bbrs of the legislature in the capitol build
H in ? . It is the intention to ranko this quitoim
H event , as it is the lust reception to
H bu given by the retiring governor Mrs
H Larrabea will bo assisted by her daughters
H As soon as possible after Governor Uoics
H assumes control Governor Lnrrabeo will va-
H cato the bouso occupied by him for the last
H thrco years and will return to his home at
H Clonnont When questioned coucernlng his
H future movements and occupation ho said ho
H wanted a rest from the cares nnd duties of
H publiu llfo , and that then ho would try to
H get his business in band again , As is known ,
H the governor bus forsomo time boon collect
H ing materials for a boon on railway control
H and transportation On being asked if ho
H iutondod to complete the book in the near
H future , ho replied , that he might take
| it up r > gain providing ho didn't feel
H too lazy When Questioned concerning
H the probable changes in the clerical force In
H the executive ofllco the governor became
H himself ugnln and declined to give any dell
H ulto information , Ho seemed to be of the
H opinion , however , that no radical changes
H Would bo made nt the start When Governor
H Boies called on him inDesMoinos the subject
H was mentioned and Governor Larrnbce of
H fcrcd to take anv ono Mr Holes might sug-
H gest into the oftioo to got tbo run ot affairs ,
H but the latter said ho bad no one to suggest
H Mr , Holes told ProfIlossfcld , Governor
H Lurrubeu's private secretary , that his ser
H vices would bo uocdod for a time and It is
H not probable that any important ohanpo will
H be mudo until spring comes and the Jogisla *
H turifhdjburns
M Btnblinl for Dropping the I'lcUlO' .
H Gaiimkii , la , Jan 2 , [ Special Telegram
H to Tin : Due I A stabbing affray is reported
| to.havo occurred on the Voltz farm today
H The qunirol was started by William Loh-
H man , an employe on tbo farm , dropping a Jar
H ot pickles Mr Kubn , superintendent of the
H farm , used some irritating language in refer
H pneo to the matter , nnd us a result of the
H words , blows ensued , whon-Kuhn rushed
H upon Lehman with a knlto , striking him on
H the heud It is feared thai it will provo
H fatal * _ _ _ _ _
H The Iowa luiiolirra
M . Des Moikcs , To , Jan 2. | Spoclal Tele-
M gram to T\K ! Ijec ] The State Teachers
H and Musio Teachers ' association hold a joint
H sosslon for u short time this morning to con
H slaer the subject of muslo In the public
H schools It wnsJntrodueed by a paper by
M i3r. Uarilctt of this city on Universal Mil
M elcal Education " The general discussion
H Which followed was led by a paper by Prof
H liuggles ot the Upper Iowa university , The
H common school teachers then took up tholr
H regular programme , the first paper being by
H Miss Kmmn Tomlloton of Sbouandoah on
M . ' • Tim * Hural School Problem " It was a
H scathing criticism ou tbo carelessness , m-g-
H lect and the utter unfitness of tbo averugo
H HChool , director astound in the country dls-
H trlct , The paper dcclarod that the buildings
H tire fearfully uncomfortable , cold and deso-
H late , and unprovided with the necessary maps
H and apparatus Tbo directors uru ignoraut ,
H solQsh and incapable ot an latelligont view
H of the public intcro9t as represented In the
H schools The country sohools , shn thought ,
m were sadly behind the timet Tbo rest ot
H the morning session was devoted to discus
H slag tbo problem
H i The nominating oommlttoe reported
M the following o Dicers for tbs next
H year , all ot whom wera elected by the as o.
H elation : For president , James MoNoughlon ,
M Council Uluffsj first vloo president , K. W ,
H Staatou , Amos ; second vice presldont , Lydlu
H _ 11 In man , Waterloo ; third vice president , J.
H II , Landers ot Vau Huron oouuty ; eocrotary ,
H 12. J , Ksman , Marion ; treasurer , 1V. .
B Iritis , Washington ; member ot executive
H oomiulttea J. iItlirgs , tlonry county ; edu-
H cationul council , II A , Larrabco Crettou ,
H und 0. J. Luylanrtcr Cedar Falls
H The chief feature of the afternoon pro
H jrramtnu.was a discussion ot thp question ot
1 jnauual training In the public nuboolt to
H welch soma ot the leadlug educators tooK
pnrl The general sentiment wn t tn favor
of the idea
* The state muslo teachers had but llttlo
business before them today Willard Kim
ball ot Orlnnoll was fclectcd president of the
association , nnd John Ploreo and Mrs .
Uhconoy of Sioux City , and 11. P. Peters of
Dubuque were appointed as members of the
business committee O. .1. Smith of Sioux
City , Prof Gorborich of this city nnd Miss
Grimwood of Independence , wore chosen ns
the committee on programme Sioux City
was selected as the next place of meeting ,
which will bo hold December .10 and 31 , 1891.
The oxprr o * of that association closes with
a concert tonight ,
Missouri Vnllny Mason * .
MtssouiU VAi.t.Br , In , Ion 2. [ Special
to Tub Heb.1 Valley ladgo No 231 , A. P.
Sc A. M. , has Installed aOlcors ns follows :
GcorgoHurbank , W. Jfj ? J. P. Lewis , S.
W.5 P. H. Colt , J. VW ; J. II Crowdor ,
treasurer * . J. W. Uuff < * ecretnrv The In
stallation wnsi n public ono and wns attended
fcy n largo number of Masons and their
families After tto oxcrctscs nil partici
pated in a banquet nt the Hotel Whlto
.ludgo Harris nnu Ilov A. A. Wulburn de
livered oloqucnt addresses suitnbla to the
occasion ,
Free Delivery lor Crrston
Chkstok la , Jan a. | Special Telegram -
gram to The Uke.1 Proo mall dollvory was
successfully Inaugurated hero today and
two distributions made Creston is now the
only city In the Klghth congressional district
having a frco delivery
CHICAGO'S I'OIjIUU FOUOI3.
It Will lie Coinpli'tply ltcorRinlzo < l by
tlia Now Superintendent ,
Chicago , Jan 2. | Special Tulcgram to
The Ube.I The now superintendent of
police , Frederick II Marsh , took chnrgo of
the department today Ho will , ns soon as
possible , begin the work of completely reor
ganizing the force About thrco hundred
olllcors nro book for removal very soon , a
largo number of them being Clan-na-Gnel
members or sympathizers who wore unnblo
to keep tholr opinions to themselves ( Hiring
the progress of the Cronln trial Superin
tendent Marsh is strongly in favor of the
departmental pollco system in successful
operation In New YorU , nnd is now planning
to rodlstrlct the city on that basis Chicago
is tnrgor in territory than New York and
the present system has been outgrown by
the city Thp territory will bo divided Into
four or ilvo divisions , each division to co
commanded by an inspector These Inspect *
ors , with captains under them , will bo di
rectly rcsponsiblo for all that occurs tn their
several districts
Power nicctcii Senator
Chicago , Jan 2. The Helena , Mont , Her
aid telegraphs that nt the joint session of tbo
legislature today the first ballot stood :
Power 10 , Mantel 11 , Hershflold y , Rlckards
7 , Thompson 1.
Second ballot Power 35 , Mantel a
The president announced the election nt
Hon T. C. Power as United States senator
Power is a wealthy merchant nnd was the
Into candidate for governor on the repub
lican Uclictrnnd was defeated by Toole
About two hours aftorT C. Powers was
selected by the republican joiut convention
for second senator , Judge Hunt of the dis
trict court gave bis decision In the case of
Heprosontativo Koborts of Silver How
county , who had applied for a writ to compel
the state auditor to pay him his salary and
mileage as a member of the legislature It
was thought the court would decide the
validity of the rival houses , but instead tbo
decision was to the effect that if Roberts was
a mombar.of the legislature ho wus entitled
to his per diem and mileage The question
of the legality of the two houses is still un
decided The democrats again mot In joint
convention today and took ono ballot , but
there being no quorum tbo body adjourned
lynto Urnzilinn Ntws
New Yohk , Jan 2. Captain Mattcson of
the steamer Strabo , which arrived yester
day from Hio Janeiro , reports everything
quiet up to tbo time ho left there , December
8. . The Strabo brought copies of the Into
U n.llnn . - _ .rrK _ KJrt niKii.r > i > i7 'tlm
country ) of Doccmbar 5 contains a list of the
property ot Dom Pedro , amounting to
(1,532.500 , confiscated by the provisional
government All the silvcrwaro nnd jewels
of the royal family were removed to the
public treasury at Itio
Wasiiijjciton , Jan 2. The Uraziiian min
ister bns received Klo Janeiro papers to December -
comber 8. in which arc given the details of
tbo Inventory recently taken ot the imperial
property The crown jewels , as well bs
these belonging to the emperor , empress or
other members of the imperiul household ,
were deposited in the treasury vaults sub
ject to the orderp of the emperor Minister
Vateuto expressed surprise that some Ameri
can newspapers seem to bo still under the
impression that the provisional government
hud confiscated tbo property of the emperor
Tried to Kill KnttiT Kelly
Okejuj , N. Y. , Jan 2. [ Special Tolegrnm
to The Bee | Another attempt was made
on tbo llfo of Her Father James'Kolly yes
terday morning At about 2:80 : o'clock some
unknown person rang the bell of his resi
dence , nnd upon the appearance of the priest
struck nt him with a slender iron bar about
three feet long Father Kelly drew back
and the bar did not hit him with much force
The man escaped'after n desperate struggle
On October 3 an attempt was made to poison
Father Kelly by putting ursenlo In the wane
ho drank at the altar Ho was very sick
for a while , but has lately been enjoying
good health
>
ISuM lies * Troubles
AtciiisonKan. , . , Jan 2 , ( Social Tele
gram to The Heu.1 The retail boot and
shoo bouso of C J. August was closed bv
mortgages this morning Assets , $22,000 ;
debts , $20,000. lho cause of the falluro was
the wurm winter aud forced sales at cut
prices Eastern houses nro the principal
creditors It Is probable that friends will
como to Mr Augusts usslstuuco und enable
him to resume ,
HKMEroNTE , Pa , Jan 2. The iron firm ot
Curtln & Co of Kblunu this , county , has as
signed ; liabilities about * 200,000. The works
were established about 1810.
An Innnoont Man Ilnngori
TAiiLEqiMir , L T. , Jau 2. In the Chero
kee Nation in 18S0 Dt Pylo and Mrs Wil
liam Kerr were found murdered in their
houses ono morning , John Stephenson , to
ward whom suspicion pointedwas trlod , con
victed nnd bunged Now comes a startling
revelation On tbo evening ot Dccembor 27
a colored gambler named Honors was fatally
Injured by a railroad train at Illinois stutlot .
Hofore dying Rogers confessed that he com
mitted the murders for which Stopcnson
was banged
Kleatrlo liiglit I'I nut nurucdl
New Youk , Jan 2 The Edison eloctrio
illuminating company's shops in Pearl street
burned this morning , causing 18,000 Incan
dcBcout lights in tbo downtown district ,
most of which burn all day in banks and
ofilcos , to bo cut off , The ' fire broke out in
the dynamo room and resisted the utmost
efforts of the tlromon for an hour The loss
to the I' .dlson company is $100,000 ; .Insur
ance , $50,000.
. , * *
KlrcirlcnTrouhlns nt fit liouls
St Louis , Mo , Jan , 3 The houvy rains of
yesterday and last night damaged tbo olco-
trio light wires lu this city and occasioned
several serious accidents Four people were
knocked Insensible by coming la contact
with a wire which had fallen to the ground
at the corner of Sovontooth and Morgan
streets , and a horse was Killed in a different
part of the city by stepping on a wire
Fatnl Wreck Iri Arkansas , |
Little Hoeit , Ark , Jan 3 , A passencor
train was wrecked last night at Waboasdka ,
fifteen miles north ot Pine Hluff , on the Cot
ton Belt road Engineer Xpperson was
killed und several passengers were Injured
Three couches tilled , the baggage car aud
engtno were thrown down a twenty-foot
bank ,
Tlia Zurich Theater Iturnert ,
Zunicu , Jan 2. The theater hero caught
flro during the performance last night and
Was eotitoly destroyed , 'lho .audlonco
reaohod the streets la safety j
THE YOUNG PRESBYTERIANS ,
Opoulnp ; Sossiona ot the Convention
at the Control Ohurch
LIST OF DELEGATES PRESENT
Hid FliHlGntlicrJiicnrttio Klnil Ever
ll-sld West or the Missouri
III vcr Toil ity's Pro
gramme ,
Fnthmtnstlo Cluiroli Workers ,
Centrnl United Presbyterian church , on
Sovcntoonth street , near CopHol avenue ,
was well filled last evening on the uccaslou
of the opening of the first convention of the
Young Peoples societies of the United Pros
bytorlan church In the Missouri valley ;
Some fifty delegates , altogether , nro exboct-
ed Of this number about thirty reported
lust evening , ns follows :
College Springs , In.Uov. . William John
son , Messrs G. A. Farquhnr and J. K , Her
ron , Miss Hcssie Anderson
Pawnee City , Neb Miss Mary Campbell ,
Miss Hulda Campbell , Mist Elalno Mc-
Cready , Miss Stewart , Miss Magglo Ander
son , Miss Hello McDlll , II II Pollnck , John
Unrr
Tarkio , Mo Ilov J. A. Thompson , Miss
Gruco Coudy
Coin , lu Mrs Anna Patterson
North Uend , web Ilov S. M. Hood , Miss
Johnson
Kearney , Neb Hov C. C. Kyle
Rod Oan , la Rev J. A. Wiley , Rev
Hood
Glcuwood , la Mr Urelsch and Mrs
Tlntmmill
Park Avenue Unltod Presbyterian Church ,
Omaha Miss McCool , Mr Hordman
First Church , Omaha Gcorgo H. Gilllsplo ,
Miss Pcnclopo Smith
Central church , Omaha Miss Elsie W11J
lia ns , Miss Hell McCullough , Mr Hume
Dunbar , Neb Miss Modgo Davles
Alnsworth , Neb W. M. Mutthows
The convention was oponcd with a song
and praver sorvlco led by Rev J. G. Stewart -
art of South Omaha
Rev J. M. French , pastor ot thoFirst
church , Omaha , announced the formal call
to order and the fact that nominations tor
a presiding oftlcer were in order There
was but one nomination , and tbo Rev J. A.
Thompson , president of Torino college , Tar
kio , Mo , was unanimously made the perma
nent Dresidlng officer of the convention
In taking the chair Rev Mr Thompson
said that the convention was something of a
novelty It was the first ot the kind that
over had mot west of the Missouri rlvor An
old truth , snld the speaker , is that the hope
oflho church Is In its youne people This
fact has always been so God organized his
church with a provision for young people
Youth Is the lime for exerting nn influence
if character Is to bo formed The work
douo among the young must bo done
by these who have young spirits ,
whether or not the hairs besprinkled
sprinkled with gray Christ did his
work while ho was yet a young man , nnd It
Is this fact that nttests with the greatest
clearness and emphasis what Gods ' idea was
ou this subject The speaker said there was
no concealing the fnct that in the earlier
days little was done toward eucouruging the
young to take an actlvo part In churcli work ,
but on the contrary the young were rntber
Huppresscd These present had gathered
together with a desire and purpose to do
great work for the young people , not only in
the Presbyterian church , but among all
young people
President Thompson , who is quito a young
man , referred , in closing his romurks , to tbo
great disappointment which all would feel in
learning that Rev J. A. Duff of Mindcn ,
Neb , who was expected to bo present and
deliver the opening address , had tele
graphed that illness prevented his attending
the convention But , the speaker said , this
should bo tuken-as providential Instead of
the opening hour of the convention being
taken up with an address , it * could bo spent
In dovotlon , such as would the bettor prepard
those present for the work at hand
su eL Vp tm ffio olganlTaYl y
the selection of several vice presidents and a
recording secretary
The convention then elected the following
vice presidents : J. D. Zlttlc , Omaha ; Miss
Mary Campbell , Fnwnco City ; ItovnMr
Hood , Red Oak ; Miss Hosslo Anderson , Col
lege Springs ; Mrs Anna Patterson , Coin , la
Miss Hulda Campbell of Pawnee academy
was made recording secretary
• The session closed with a devotional sorv
lco and general time of getting acquainted
nnd sociability
Following is the programme for today's
session of the convention :
10:30 : a. m. Devotional exercise * . Paper ,
Soul Winning " Miss Grace Gowdy , Tar
kio , Mo Bible reading , Holy Ghost
Power , " Ilov J. G. Stewart , South Omaha
Conference , The Work of Committees in
Local Societies " Miscellaneous
2 p. ra Devotional exercises Paper ,
How to Use the Bible in Dealing with
Souls , " Miss Mary Campbell Pawnee City
Conforoncn , Now Enterprises and New
Demands , " opened by Miss Besslo Ander
son , Coltcgo Springs , la Resolutions Mis
cellaneous
7:30 : p. m. Address , Christian Usefulness
nnd Highest Excellence , " Uov William
Johnston , D. D. , College Springs , la Con
secration mooting , led by President Fare
well
well.Devotional
Devotional exorcises , in addition to those
provided for in tbo above programme , are
loft to the discretion of tbo presiding officer
It Is expected that there wilt bo much prayer
aud praise during the exercises from the
beginning to the end of the programme
m
FUIjrjBItTO.VS WA.TBR POIVKlt
Slio Propoics to Celrbrato lis Utili
zation 1'or Mill Purposes
There Is a delegation of Fullerton citizens
in town , They comprise Chauncey Wiltse ,
J. Martin , Gcorgo Carlo ton , J. W. McGowan
and Lieutenant Governor Moiltlejolin They
nro accompanied by C. F. Loftwlck of St
Paul , They have como to make arrange
ments for a special train from tnis city and
Lincoln to Fullcrton about the 1st of next
month At that time tbo town intends to
give a grand banquet to Potter , Martin &
Co , tbo firm which has recently built a largo
roller mill at tbtt place aud utilized the
power of Cedar croeic to run It This has
been estimated at about one tbousantl horse
power The mill is to linvo a capacity of 150
barrels per day and will bo in operation ' In
about thirty davs In both of these improve
ments about $100,000 will huvo boon expended
and of ibis amount the mill , when finished ,
will have cost nbout$50,000.
The opening ot ihls mill tbo people of Fullerton
lorton consider a great event una doslro to
make memorable both for the sake of them
selves as well as for the enterprising capital
ists whom they deslro to honor ,
They Paid the JtiUcmnur
During the past two days the electric
trains of the Omaha and Council Bluffs
bridge company have como very near passing
Into the hands ot the United States marshal
Suck a thing was averted by tlia stock
holders ot the company getting together yes
terday moriilug and deciding to.puy a judg
ment for $5,351.01 recovered against them by
Ellis , Johns & , McKnigbt , a firm of Wash
ington attorneys , for services ln lobbying
the bill for the new bridge through con
gress
At lho May term of the federal court , when
the case was decided against the company ,
tbo luttor tooic an appeal , but failed to per
fect it Thereupon Clerk Frank Issued tbo
execution as applied for yesterday :
Mortuary ,
The remains of John McDonald , a stock
man , who died at his home , 0.20 North
Twanty.flfth street , were tent to Morrison ,
111. , for burial ,
Tbo wife of Dr Sprague died at her homo
1137 Saunders street yesterday morning
The rcn'nlns will be taken to Council Bluffs
for Intermout , _
For G , A. It Honor * .
Tore * * , Kan , Jan a A very Interesting
contest Is now being waged between Hou
Dick Blue ol Ploasauton and Hon , Ira F ,
Collins ot Sabotha , tor coinmandor of the
Grand Army of lha Republic , department of
ICnusos Both are well known Grand Army
men and hnvo a strong following ;
HAS CAPTUniinCHICAGO
rutty Twenty Tlioimnml Pcnnlo HuP-
ferlnirWIth tlm ItiltiiPtirn
Cnicnao Jan & - ( Special Telegram to
Tub Bee ] As a result of Interviews with n
great number of physicians , a local paper fig
ures that not ltflsjhnn twenty thousand people
plo In Chicago nro suffering from "La
Grlppo" in a more or less severe form The
opinion of sovcral of the most prominent
practitioners istutitnimous that It Is the im
ported nrllcto and that it has r < > nlly uocomo
epidemic In the city Forty-eight clerks In
the First National bank nro lncnpacltntod
for duty on account ot it , and the superin
tendent of ono UlvVstoh bf the North.wo.tcrn
rend reports that between thirty and forty
train men nnd the majority ot ills clerical
force , besides several train dispatchersnro
laid up Only ono fatal case has beou re
ported so far , but the physicians say if there
is not soon a change from the foggy , rainy
condition ot the weather that inllucnra pa
tients will bogln dropping off wlthpoeumonm
and bronchitis
Not So horloti * .
Nr.w YonK , Jan 2. Dr Gcorgo F. Slirady ,
editor ot the Mcdiual Record , tn an artlclo
upon the epidemic of influenza , says : There
is now ho d6Vbt the Influent , or what Is
popularly known ns 'tbo grip , ' has become
epidemic in this city and is scattered broad
cast over the country It is also qulto evi
dent that Its gcnornl characteristics correspond
spend with these noted in connection with
the prevailing typo ot thi > malady In Russia ,
Germany nnd Franco Fortunately It Is of
much milder type Save for Its Invasion of
lnrgo districts and for the largo number ot
persons attacked It would bo scarcely no-
ttcod In the category ot ailments The reports
ports of the fatality ot the disease , as might
have beau expected , have been
very much etaggorntcd Particularly
does this remark apply to the alarming
death rate In Anris In point ot fact , there
is no disease with such wide prevalence
which has such n comuaratlvoly low mortal
ity In this country , at least , there is yet to
bo reported the IIrat case of death which can
bo laid to a uuru and single attack ot the
dlsoaso Even the serious complications nro
so few as scnrccly to merit recognition along
side of those'which nro constantly occurring
with tbo usual diseases of the season The
aftereffects of the epidemic will doubtless
bo marked by a fooling of prostration raoro
or lcsB continued nud a lowering of the
health tone Previously robust people will
quickly rally while the fceblo ones will ro-
qulro stimulants nnd tonics for variable
porlods "
Siiloldoit Whtlo Insnno
New Yomc , Jun 2. Ellen Carroll , thirty
eight years old , the mother of four chlldron ,
hung herself from a third-story w'udnw ' this
morning while dollrlous from u violent at
tack ot la grlppo and met her death
Influenza Tao&lesn IMcrrn Physician
PiciiitE , S. D „ Jan 2. ISpoclal Telegram
to Tun Bee | A case resembling La Griopo
has appeared In Pierre , & proniinont physi
cian named Stcon being the victim Ho be
lieves it is thU disease '
The Nuvy AUnckul
Tangieks , Jun.O'2. The United States
squadron is hero , and on the four vessels are
forty-eight cases0f influenza
Dlcit of Iniliienzt
Madiiw , JnnT'2. Senator Gayarro , the
Spanish tenor , dfod today from Inlluouza
HOUGH W . ATUKll AT SEA
An English .iCnptain's . Story of An
KvetiCful Voynne
New Yonic , JuV/'S. Captain Lord of the
British steamer Croraa , which arrived today
from Middleboro , reports : "Woexporlonced
the roughest wenther I have ever known
Up to Decerabe'i' 17wo bad a succession of
furious gales The ship was blown oft Into
the trough of the-B u , although , going at full
speed , , and Dccnnjo Unmanageable Wo
stopped the cnffincs nudUaed' plentiful sup
ply otv oil , which materially served in
breaking tbo crests of the waves
carried everything before It , smashing ono
boat and damaging others , washing away
part of tbo flyingbridgo and Injuring several
of tbe crow Tbo engineer savs part of this
sea wont down tbo funnel , the top ot which
is fifty-six feet above the water , lho water
came rushing through the tubes In such
volume as nearly to put the fires out and
caused Croat commotion amoncr the men
below On the 16th it blew a heavy gale and
on the 20th tbe wind again attained tbo force
of a hurricane During the night wn shipped
a tremendous sea over the bows It swept
awoy everything in its way , carrying wreckage -
ago from the main deck over vho upper
bridge , about twenty-flvo feet high , and
finally making Its exit over tbo stern
Hardwood Lumber Hates
Cuicaoo , Jan 4. Chairman Wnlkor of the
Interstate Commerce Railway nssoclation ,
to whom was referred the question ot rates
on hardwood lumber from Wisconsin and
Michigan to Missouri river points , today
rendered n decision The present soft
lumber rates may bo mudo applieablo to
beech , birch , maple , elm , oak and basswood
lumber ns the through rate from interior
milling points in Wisconsin nnd upner Michi
gan , but without changing the rates from
Chicago/Milwaukee , St Paul or Mississippi
river points that wcro In existence prior to
November 30. The rate ahull in no case bo
loss than IS cents a hundred
An ISncnuntcr With lndinns
Sasta Fj ! , N , M. , Jan 2. In the southern
San Juan county Sunday a Navajo Indian
was accused by tbo Cox Brothers of killing
their cattle The Indian fired upon the
party when a posse of ten whites organized
and pursued the band of Indians ho was
with The latter fired Into them from urn *
bush Some fifty shots were exchanged
Ono Navajo was killed , but the cow men
were compelled to retreat It is feared the
encounter will load to more serious results
i *
Klllod a Iteul ICstnto Asonr
Cincinnati , O. , Jan 2. Edward Sherman ,
a machinist , was awakened early this morn
ing by the sound pt soaio ono working at the
lock of the door of his room Thinking It
was a burglar lie , fired through the panel ,
and upon opening tbo door ho found he had
mortally wounded W. B. Phillips , n real cs-
tate ngt-nt aged seventy-threo years , who oc
cupied the adjoining room and bad gone to
Sherman's door by mistake
.
MrH , Soutbworth Very Sick
New Yoiik , Jun , , J. A writ of habeas cor
pus was secuRcil > "ldday from the supreme
court by Mrs JvYtirtto , the mother of Hannah
P. Southworth tolfp recently killed Stophcn
B. Pettus renuulf ; > ; the production in court
ot her unfortunate , daughter The writ wus
procured in an oftorl to have Mrs South
worth removedtnitho hospital Mrs Martin
Bays her duughterja afflicted with a compli
cation of dlscase > itd is slowly dying
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n
CnlaeStJoftho Season
WAsiuxoTos an 3 , The cold wave extends -
tends over tbo northwest , the temperature
liaviuc'fallon ft'oui'twonty ' to thirty degrees
from lho upper M&Issipi valley westwurd
• to the Rooky moluu ulns,1aod it Is thirty do-
grces below zerojiMontana , this being thu
lowest tempcralu.ro , reported during the
present season ( jiTlucatonlng weuther aud
rain ecuerally c/n\jiUes ) | in the districts east
ot the Mississippi yalloy ,
Kansas Town Scorohi-d.
Atciiiw , Kan , Jau , 2. | Special Telegram -
gram to Tub Ukk.J The town of Osborno ,
Kan , on the South Solomon branch ot the '
Missouri Pacific , was visited by fire last
night , destroying u drug store , a stock of
general merchandise , a notion store , and the
Journal nowspaueroulce , besides some other
property The loss , is stated'at $17,003 ; In-
suruueo apd origin not known
Yoiiiiu Ijcuth Sjiiti-iiuod to llaiiff
Cleveland , O. , January 2. Judge Solders
this morning sentenced Otto Heath , tbo sev
enteen-year-old boy recently convicted of the
murder of llttlo Maggla Thompson , to bo
hanged at Columbus April lu , Louth's
mother , whp during thq trial was the object
of popular pity , fainted on hearing the son ,
tenco of her son and bed to be carried from
the court r otu/
DISASTER AT A BULLFIGHT ,
Oollnpao of a Building Crowded
with Ton Thousand People
A TERRIBLE PANIC ENSUES
Pandemonium KoIrhs Suproino nnil
Hundreds or Men nnd Women
Trnmpled Under Font In a
Wild ICfTort to ICscnnu
Fnll or a 1'lnzn.
Citt or Mexico , Jan 3. Tolcgrams from
Villa Lordo give particulars of the fnll of
the plaza Inst Tuesday nleht whtlo a bull
light was In progrcAS About ten thousand
people were crowded Into the building , nnd
when the second bull was bolng klllod nearly
everybody rose nnd stood , applauding nnd
stamping their foot Suddenly the side of
the plaza commenced to give way A
rush followed and the extra move
ment of the thousands of spectators
caused tbo structure to collnpso , proripltat-
Ing the unlucky Inmates to the ground , dis
tances ranging from ten to twenty-flvo feet
Many were burled beneath the debris In
tholr de pornto situation flghtsi occurred
nmong the men and ninny were Btrlppod ot
every stitch of clothing , The crowd on the
opposltosldo of the building , which num
bered several thousand , heenmo panto
stricken and fell and trampled on ono
another in their nttetnpts to reach the
outside The trampllug of the helpless
and the agonized cries of men nnd women
made the place n scenn of panUomonlum It
was not until outstdo help cainu to the aid of
the people pinned down by tbo planks and
timbers tlmt the unfortunate victims were
released Many physicians wcro called and
the wounds of the people nttondod to The
number ot the wounded will reach into tbo
hundreds , and while the Injuries of many of
them are serious and painful , it Is believed
no case will provo fatal m
IjAItOK TllOUBIiHS
Itrukcmcn Out lho Mnckny Trouble
Forclcn Btrlices
EvANSvai.n , Ind , Jnn 2. The stnito on
the EvnuBVillo & Terre Haute and on the
Evnnsvlllo & Indianapolis still continues un
changed , No frolght is moving and the yards
nro Ullod with cars
CiiAitLtaio.v , 111. , Jan 2. The brakemen
on the Toledo , SU Louis & Kansas City road
have struck , throwing about scvonty-llvo
out of employment Not a frolght train is
moving on the western division from Frank
rort to East St Louis The Btrlkers do
main ! Wabash wnges , but the officials so far
huvo not decided to como to their terms
Hkuu.v , Jan 2. Minors in Broslnu have
struck for eight hours , an unlimited output
and hlghor wngos The masters nnd mon
are negotiating for a settlement ot the trou
ble
ble.BnussELS , Jun 3. The strlko among the
collieries is still spreading At Lifgo 13,000
minors have joined the movement
PcNXStTAwxr , Pa , Jan 3 The Buffalo ,
Rochester & Pittsburg company was not
successful in Its effort to eject the striking
miners from their houses , Shorlff Sutler re
fusing to act in the matter as the company
desired Suponntendont Haskell dcolares
ho will open the mines on Monday at any
cost and that the company will break the
strlko if it costs them $1,000,000. The at
tempt to put now men in next Monday will
bo resisted and bloodshed may result , as the
Hungarians uro desperate
Mr Caumel , Pa , Jan 2. Congressman
Scott's colliery suspended operations today ,
throwing out 1,000 men
Away Down Below Z ro
St Paui , , Jan 2. The cold wave which
was predicted and which swept over the
northwest has been unusually pronounced
1 In this city a change of 3 degrees was re
corded in the past twenty-four hours and at
. .mmL.iu Piu4.uatf ou tlo rca. .
The thermometer registers fully 1 * degrees
below zero here , at Minncdosa l0 , Winnipeg
18. Medicine Hat 13 , Q'Appellc 30 and at Ed
monton 20.
Knd or the Eisteddfod
Ciuoaoo , Jan 2. Tonight the Welsh festi
val , known as the Eisteddfod , ended with a
grand choral contest , In which wcro four
competing organizations , two representing
Chicago , one from Minneapolis and one from
Raclno "As the Heart Pants , " by Mondeis-
sobn , and Round About the Starry
Throne , " by Handel , were the selections
The chorus from Raclno was the winner ,
bearing away n prlzo of $500.
The IiuBtn ltecord
Chetesne , Wyo , Jnn 2. Count H. Von
Wedoll of Germany died In this cltvyester-
day
Philadelphia , Jan 2. Hon Gcorgo
Baker , ox-mlnlstor to Turkey and Russia ,
died at his rcsldenco hero thia morning
Paws Jan 2. Commander William Starr
Dana United States navy , is dead from
pneumonia
London , Jan 3. Sailer , cx-cbntuplon
sculler , Is dead ,
Sranshrd the Temple Windows
Tcscola , III , Jan 2. Fitty mon attacked
the temple ot tbo Pentecost baud of faith
healers berp today and smashed its windows
with stones Fifteen mon and women , mem
bers of the band , were in so-called tranccB
at the time , but tbo breaking of the windows
speedily aroused them and they fled The
band refuses to lenvo Tuscola and more seri
ous trouble is feared
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Klpcted Ofllcers
Cuicaoo , Jan 2. The directors of the
Mexican Iron mountain manufacturing com
pany of Dtiraugo , Mexico , nta meeting today
elected the following oflloers : James Calla
han , Des Moines , la , , president ; A. II H.
Lloy , Cincinnati , vice president ; J. A. T.
Hull , Des Moines , sscrotary
A Famous Case ficttlnl
San Fhaxcisco , Jan 2. The case of Mrs
D. O. Colton , against Leland Stanford , C. P.
Huntington and others , which attracted
much publla attention during the trial before
the supreme court several years ago was do *
elded by the supreme court today in fa .vor of
the defendants
Mmiy Lives in DanirT
Loxno : * , Jan 2. The Italian stoatnor Per
1 sia Is ashore on the island ot Corsica , She
bad 139 passengers on board when she went
abhoro , six of whom have been rescued , but
the fate of the others is uncertain Boats
from the shore are attempting to render as
sistance ,
* .
The Persian Monarch Htrnnded
London , Jan 2. ISpocial Cablegram to
Tub Bee ] The British steamer Persian
Monarch , from Now York December 15 ,
stranded at Woolwich Tuesday evening
nfier sinking a coal laden barge and break
ing adrift and damaging the brig Dorothy ,
Fell Under u Frolght Train
Pine Bi.crrs , Wyo , Jan 2.- [ Special Tel '
cgratn to The Bee ] A young man , name
unknown , accidentally loll under a frolght
train as heattomptod to get off this morning
nnd bad both his feet cut off He was takou
to tbo Choyennu hospital
m
Opening ot * t'ortuual'j IjpglRluturc
LaiiQ.v , Jun 2. At the opening ot the oor-
tcs the king announced Unit the foreign rela
tions of thokIugdom are all that could bo
desired Ilo reviewed the progress made In
tbo African colonics of Portugal , but made
no reference to tbo dispute with England ,
Found In thu Itivor
New Yomc , Jan 2 The body of Mrs Mc-
Auliffe , matron of the Tombs prison , was
found in the river at lho foot of Sixteenth
strcot this morning
*
A Window Glnss Trout
CuiCACO , Jau , 2. A special from Findlay ,
O. , says at thu meeting of the western win
dow gluss manufacturers today a trust was
formed '
PRNNIIil' .SS AMONG SIHANOUKS
Tciriblc Destitution ol'n Mother nnd
Hnr Fire Children
There was a very sad case of destitution
presented nt the B. & M. depot early last
night
Among the arriving puiscngor * was a
mother nnd her llvo children , from Archer ,
Neb All wcro so scantily clad ns to bo
alarmingly unpi-oparod for the biting , stint
Ing weather such ns that Inst night , nnd a
few pennies was nil that stood between
them nnd hunger pnlrendy so sharp as to
cause big tears to roll down the cheeks of
n part of the llttlo brood
In reply to questioning the much dis
tressed woman said that her nnmo was Mrs
Avis Ullno A short time ago her husband
deserted her They once owned n good
form up near Archer , but grasshoppers anil
cyclones had carried uway their crops until
the husband became so dlscouraeod that ho
took to drlnit nnd after making away
with the little that was loft
nnd the farm Itself , ho deserted her
Sickness cnnio , nnd before many weeks slio
nnd her children were without n shelter for
their heads
A few wcoks ngo her oldest child , n llttlo
follow of fourteen years , managed to earn
enough money by husking corn to bring tno
bIx of them as fnr as Omaha on tholr way to
Canada , where the mother has tno only
friends which she knows of In the whole
world
Word wns sent to the pollco station asking
if the authorities there could give the woman
nnd her chlldron n place to stuy during thu
night Answer wns returned tlmt there was
actually no place there for n rcspcclnulo
woman
Then the kindness of the B. & M. officials
In this city cnnio to the roscuc , nnd they
sent the woman and her children tea
a hotel near the depot , for the
nlcht This morning the c.iso will bo re
ferred to the county commissioners , who will
bo urged to help her on nor way The
youngest of her chlldron Is a llttlo girl three
years old
The woman is a very gentle npnoaring per
sou of the farmers wife typo , und evidently
fools her humiliating sirroundiugs very
keenly
71rnclco.lt on Billet Reform
Boston , Mnss , Jan 2. Governor Brack-
ott , tn his message to the loglslaturo today
on the subject ot liallot reform , speaks of the
first olcctlons under the Australian system
which hnvo recently been held , ns demon
strating the great advantages of the now
method
Ilauorcison itrlonnud
Joliet , III , Jnn 3. John A. Bauorelson ,
the Q " dynamiter , was released from the
penitentiary today on a pardon from Gov
ernor Fifer Ills companion , Brodoriek ,
who was sentenced for ono year , will bo out
In April
A Noted Horse Sold
Lexin'otox , Ky , Jan 2. The great trot
ting she Wilton , by Gcorgo Wilkes , was sold
yesterday to Bowcrmau Brothers The
price is not given , but it is , snld to bo the
largest for which a stallion has ever been
sold In America
KnnwnH City Sulks ,
Kansas Citt , Mo , Jan 2. The local live
stock organization has refused to Join the
National Live Stock association formed nt
Chicago a few weeks ago , on the ground that
ICunsas City is not given a largo enough
representation
Utiosinn Ofilocrs Arrested
St Petfiisiiuiso , Jan 2. Thirty-two offi
cers have been arrested , charged with bolng
members of a secret society , the object of
which Is to abolish aristocracy und to estab
lish a constitutional monarchy
Wllhclm Gn-oiH llisninrck
Behli.n , Jnn 2. The Roichsauzeiger jays :
Emperor William has written a letter to
Prlnco.Blsmarckiu which hoextends ttiu
warmest New Years congratulation to the
chancellor
llittt ' od Her 10 Dentil
New Yoiik Jon 2. Mre Ellen Slocura ,
thirty-two years old , was found dead In bed
this morning with her skull crushed In Her
husband , who ib a ball player , Is suspected
of being the murderer
An Irish ICdlmr Sentenced
Dublin , Jan 2. Mclnory , editor of the
Limerick Leader , who has boon on trial tor
intimidation , has boon found guilty and sen
tenced to six months imprisonment
Prohibition ol' Cigarettes
Fkankfokt , Ky , Jan 2. The ordinance
adopted recently prohibiting the sale of
cigarettes went into effect yesterday , and
today there is not a cigarette to be had in the
city
Order In tint House
Reed Is the first man I have soon in
the Bpcalccr ' s ohiiir who could { jot abso
lute quiet on the floor of the lious when
a document Is to bo read or a member
desires to address the house , writes a
WnshinRton correspondent In that
respect ho is making nn ndtnirablo pre
siding ollicor If there is confusion 011
the floor lie stops all business , and will
not permit it to proceed until order is
completely restored When Carlisle
was trying to pot order he used to take
tno handle of his gavel and give a series
of light raps on the desk , hooping it up
for a minute or two , and the disorder
was opt to start sn ncuiii soon after ills
attention wus distructod Itocd stands
up behind liis desk nnd brings the
gavel down with 0110 sharp blow , like a
bhioksmltti hitting an apvil with a
sledge-hummer. The noise startles the
house into silence and in a voice that
no confusion can drown ha domunds
order A second demand ol this sort
makes the house so still that a whisper
could bo licurd , There is something
tyrannical in the tone , hut the house
obeys
The South's AVorHtMCnomy
To tbo deadly hip-pockot must bo
ascribed the great majority of tragedies
tliat disgrace our annuls uud sadden so
many homes , saya the Galveston News
It is the concealed weapon tlmt ton
quickly obtrudes ituolf when occasion
does not warrant nnd does its deadly
work before rquson and culm or judg
ment have had time to intorfcro Do
uway with the hip-pockot pistol , and
with it all false notions of courage , and
let public bontiment condemn violence
and bloodshed jipon any pretext save
ubsoluto sclf-defcnso , and the deplorable -
able tragedies which blacken tiio fair
name of the land and bring sorrow and
RulToring to so many homos ; will become
loss frequent if not altogether avoldod
ftcnfti
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Thispowdornevervarles A murvelofnutlty
btrengili uud wholesomuucsa 41 uru ccoiiuuil
uil ihun the ordinary xtndH und cannot Da sold
in competition with the multitude , ot lovr to it
short weight alum orplioiptiut puwJoui Soil
V5'V. ' 'i , * . * . a * - I'MK tU + KINtl Poiruxa Co , JIM
Ysul at , ti * X *
TERRIBLE STATISTICS ! " . I
WhnttlioNotr Vorlt Bonril of llcnttii
JtepnrtN as lho Figure * for the | > / * t ? 1
Five Yrnr * .
The Afcrnie miraVcr of flcsltu In Now York Cltr , ± M
toTthorsst iHoyrsm , > i * l > ocn 0.0 rseh weak , oc Hfl
this number : S3 , or nrMir ono lintf lisvo teen from i N
r-nrnmonln.c vmnniptlntit'ri'onio pulmoniirrtrouMn . HH
Tills Is not theory , but nrtunl ( Inures nmJo by Ihv 1
ltviinl of Health Nr.Aiti.YisuiiirvtiiotmNnpeopIo J
Innvoycars InNew YoikCltj slono lisro rtioJ from y 1
thront Mvt limit trouble ! When we think ot lh /
thbufnml * who luwo tlirost nut Inns dl ci L nnd '
wholiKtonHOToml , how terrible tin trr of fucli M
oothl * | , re ont S I
Doctors linre said In the ra < t Hint tno < t nt tlio-o
trouhlcMwcnelneurablpi they are now flmllru rh
linot tliortoe The best ptijflclun'Uoelnro Hint a ,
insnorwonmn.cron In an ndtdnccd kIsko of con
sumption , 0111 llvo for jrnrsaiiilCTcn toold ago lijr a
cnrotnl nnd coiKtAnt ltftn of pure whlkor , but II
nhoulct bo romomborol that the wort I'L'liK , U nlwajt
ti-cil l > r pijr ! lcl n . Tboro it but one ntoohitelr ,
pure nliltkry , fn < o from fusel oil , now In tbo ninr- '
kpt , and that l Unity's Slab In lis imrlty rotls Us
Krpat power , Mthoueh It has other qualities poKessed
by no other wlilstor A elilM rnn take It without
any evil effect * , awl for n-stoiluit partially comnmeit
tunes , bulMlntt wasio tl uo and idling liea'th nuit
• trciiRlli In tbo place of itl ease nnd weakness , It . _
Manianbiolut lr without a llvnl Cnro ahojlil bo \ .
tnktn toaosurtionly Ibo Konulno n IW popularity
* tna brought unworthy tmtnltntora Into ttism arkat
Do not trust anrdi'ttlcrwbfl trios t SuliMltbio shunt 4'
blue In Ibo plaoa ot Durfr'a but Insist on having wlint
vou tail lor ,
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