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l \ NINETEENTH YEAR OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MORNING , MARCH 5 , 1890. - - feNUMBER \ 254. f I M
ALLISON WILL BE RETURNED
I
Ho Is Eiootod Without a Dlsaontlng
Republican Vote
END OF A REMARKABLE CONTEST
Plots mid Conspiracies ( i ) Enoompnsa
III * Defeat trove of No Avnll
Lnrrnhco Gut Eight
t Voles
Iown Trim to Allison
I . Des Moines , la , March 4. [ Special Telegram -
gram toTun Bi.l The general assembly
decided to J ay that William 11. Allison snould
represent the stuto of Iowa at Washington
for the next seven years , oloctlng film with
' out a dissenting republican vote tor the term
beginning ono year from today
fl Tlio contest Just closed Is ono or the most
remarkable * on record , considering nil the
circumstances When the returns of the
last election showed that tbo republicans had
r , | _ - but bx majority on the joint ballot , the opposition -
* position thought that Allison could bo do-
fented and began work at ouco They as
sailed cvory ( ( ppubltcau from the granger
districts , and whoa the caucus was held
thov expected that enough republicans would
stay out to hold the bnlanco of power ; but
the caucus showed that ovcry republican
vote In the legislature was given to Alll on
on a voluntary Bccrdt ballot A few soured
iuid disappointed republicans entered Into a
conspiracy with thu democrats to use every
_ * means possible to secure bis defout Know
ing that lb could not be accomplished with n
x democratic uandidato , they tried to do it
with Governor Larrabco The state was
Hooded with requests to got up petitions ask
ing for Ills olcctloii A few ringmasters
uho think they carry the vote of
the Farmers alllanco in their pocltot
uttomptod to manipulate that organization
for that purpose Tno machinery of the
democratic pnrty was turned loose to help
on the schoiuo Democratic workers can
i • vuised the stuto , drumming up signatures
from the rank und ilia of the democratic
1 party Tlicsa persons wcro then sent to the
legislature , purporting to como from repub
lican fnrmors opposed to Allison The con
tinuance of the doiidlock gave the plotters
abundant opportunity to llnd out what the
real feeling wns throughout the state They
had plenty ot tlmo for collcctlnc dem
ocratic names for n republican legislature ,
and sevcrnl thousand were reported with the
liopo that some republican member mieht bo
intimidated into breaking faith with bis
party , but in splto ot petitions and throats
the republican line romalned unbroken
if The olcctloii in the house was held at 11 a.
E in today , livery republican was present ex-
% ccptByersot Lucas county , who wan away
fU on account of sickness Representatives
and Chnso nominated Allison , and
J the vote showed that Allisou rocolvcd ovcry
republican vote Governor Larrabco , who ,
had been boomed so enthusiastically
rWaldcn democrats , received but six votes , 1
mid the regular domocratio candidate , Ml * .
lJcstow , received the rose
Every republican in the sonata , twenty
elRht in number , was nrosont and voted
straight Governor Larrabeo rocolvod two
votes nod liestow twenty As Allison bad
n majority in each house no election will bo
noccssary in the joint convention tomorrow
There is great rejoicing umong the republicans -
licans tonight
'llic Mayor Downcil Dim
MahsiiaIiTown , la , March 4. [ Special
Telegram to The Dm 1 A big burly tramp
Was urrrostod here this morning and tniccn
before Mayor Amis for trial Bolns left 1 n
I the ofllco alone with the mayor , who Is a
physical dwarf In comparison , mid an inva
lid b csides , the tramp started to escape The
mayor gave hot pursuit mid ovortuking the
fugllivo , a llvolv tussle ensued The tramp
tried to knock ' .be mayor down , but the lat
ter dodged and got in ono from the shoulder
behind the fellows car and followed it up
by a grip on his throat that soon induced him
to beg for mercy nud s urrendor
? Alleliuitetl hiiclile
> Mason City , la , March 4.- [ Special Telo-
> . ginm to The Bee ] Alfred Mngnod , a
promising young man of this city , attomptbtl
suicide , last night From what can bo
learned ho had boon drinking heavy duung
> the day , and about 10 o'clock Bald ho was
going to bed About fifteen minutes later
ho was found on the lloor In his room , blood
i gushing from uglv wounds ubout the throat ,
i Aphjslcian was summoned , the wounds
dressed , mid his lifo for a time at least
saved lie is still In a critical condition ,
" nnd hus as yet assigned no cause for his
raslract
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IjIuciiihc Won
Dave-stout , la , March 4. The town of Lo
Claire , this county , yesterday olooted Cap
tain J. W. Ratubo mayor on the citizens in ;
dopcudentticket Itwasllccnso or uo li
cense for saloons and the license party won ,
NOLAND hUPl'l-NflED.
Tlio Hooks ol tlio Missouri Treasurer
, Ilndly Tnimlml
. Louis , Mo , Maroh 4. No now devel
opments have been tnndo today regarding
Iho ultalrs of State Trcasuror Nolaud The
cashlor who has been assisting Governor
Francis in bxamlnlng the books slated that
up to this evening no shortugo has bien dis
covered , nnd ho believed the accounts of the
otllco and the money In the treasury would
bo found all right
Chairman Moflltt of the state democratic
commlttco toduy said : . The money of the
stuto Is divldod into sums for specitio pur
poses and appropriations to moot the ex
penses of tlio different brnnUios und depart
ments of the state government , must as the
law provides , bo drawn from tbosu respec
tive funds According to the reports which
1 bava hoard in the bondsmen meetings , No-
lnnd's using tho'money belonging to ono fund
for the purpose of nnothor and through his
dovlatiou from the prescribed methods of
handling the money got his accounts into a
' tangle "
A Jefferson City special says : Governor
Francis late this afternoon formally sus
pended Statu Treasurer Noland from olllca
• Telegrams were sent to all depositories of
Btnte guilds by the governor , notifying them
that ho had taken churgo of tha ' ofllco
Governor Francis said ; "My Investigation
into the affuirs of the treasury department is
> - not complete , but 1 have dlscovorod soma
if irregularities and it is mandutory upon mo
i to suspend Trcasuror Noland from ofllco
Just what the irregulnritlos are I can not
ntuto If there Is a dellcll it is a small ono "
Quo warranto proceeding * will now be in
stituted before tha supreme court , which
convenes next Monday , Humors on tha
street place the amount of the treasurers
shortage botweoti 30,000 to $40,000 ,
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Another Naval Unite
San Fhancuco , Cal , March 4. The In
vestigation of the churges of cruelty and
misconduct against Captain Ucaly of the
reveuuo cutter Uear began today The
mastcr-nl-urins of the Hear testified that last
summer at Onalaska the master of the bark
Eslrclla complained to Captain Healy
of the conduct of somu of the
Kstrolla' * crow On llealy's order
the mnslar-at-aruis brought two of these
bailers on the Hoar and triced thorn up with
their toes touching the deck for seven min
utes , Then they wcro let down ami hand
cuffed to stanchions below the deck for
y seven hours , after which they were triced
j * ' up a second time , Twonty-one sailors from
_ • • • the bark Wnnderor were placed in Irons by
fsW llealy's orders und bix of tboin fainted
* B Witness tiovcr knew iioaly to 111 treat his i
B own crow
M *
M liiiiaolit'8 Condition Unchanged
M ' Laxnox , March 4. The condition of MasH -
H ter Abraham Lincoln show * no Improvement
m this morning ,
Till : KIH'UIUitCAN ULUIJ3.
Opening of the Nntlotinl Convention
nt Nnttivlllc , TcnnosHoc
Nashville , Tonn , March 4. At 13 o'clock
today , when A. J , Watson , chairman of the
local cxocutlvo commlttoo of the national
Icaguo of republican club * , callad tha con
vention to order nnd made the address of
welcome , there wcro nearly six hundred delegates
egate's present At least a hundred more
are expected before the convention adjourns
In the course of the address ot wclcomo by
Chairman Wilson , ha saldi That you have
chosen this , nur , rising and beautiful
"
city of the once south , Is ovldonco that
pcaco rolgns hero , where , but n few years
siucd , war unboodod her blooJy hawks ; that
nationality now reigns supreme here where
provincial sectionalism pent-up the scope of
patriotic ondcivor nnd aspiration " In
closing he said ! Republicans of the laaguo ,
you represent the only national party exist
lng In the nntion , tlio party thnt saved the
nation by Its courage , nnd will over rula
It with wisdom for the common good All
Its divisions , without distincl'ou ' of wealth ,
color or religion , are for thu whole republic "
Hon G. N. Tliman , Captain William Uulo ,
editor of the Knoxvlllo Journal , and W. G.
Wlnstoad , nil of Tcnnessoo , followed with
brilliant addresses , after which the conven
tion was turned over to President Thurston
of Nebraska who made an eloquent ad
dress
The usual commlttooa were then appolntod ,
after which the convention took arccus9 to al
low the various committees tlmo to complete
their work
At the mats meeting tonight addresses
were mudo by Gonorul Graff of West Vir
ginia , lion II Lonhart of Philadelphia ,
lion John L. Wobatcr of Nebraska and John
M. Thurston of Nebraska , President X'hurs-
ton suld :
The league , " ho said , "Is the landwchr
of the republican party It is
its organized , nctivo nggresslvo force ,
always ready It can enter upon a political
campaign at a moments notice It U not In
tended that it shall tana the place of or an-
tnconizo the regular party organization , but
rather that it shall corpornto with und in
some respects bo nuxlliary tn "
"Kepublicuiism , " liocontinued , has noth
ing to fear from educational methods nnd in
tellectual investigation The two parties arose
so evenly divided in prcsont strength that
which ever ono secures a majority of
the first vote of any national election
will most llkoly succeed It is therefore
most important to win the young mon to the
republican party The club should there
fore bo the republican school , bureau of In-
foi illation and town meeting combmod Tha
league , I believe , is to bo a controlling politi
cal factor In tlio future ' of this country
It , will not dominate , but it will elect presi
dents It is an organisation designed to
uinko politics popular It permits the par
ticipation of the masses on party affairs It
mitizos the enthusiasm of youtn and the ox-
perlonco of ago Jt is a matter for profound
congratulation that the president of the
United States is a republican His adminis
tration should bo uphold and strengthened
by the republican league and I ask this con
vention to endorse It by a proper resolution
Wo rejoice today that wo have a republican
congress and that Heed is the speaker of It
Ulg.brawny nnd brave , ho cannot bo bullied [
or bamboozled When ho refused to permit '
the minority either to rule or ruin bo put an
end forever to' a pernicious practice The L
cluim of the domocratio congressman is
moro than absurd ; it is ridiculous
Ho is nlwnvs orosent for buncombe
but not for business ; for salary
but J not for sorvioo ; for talk , but not lor
tariff ; for wrangling , but not for work ; for
cusseducss , but not for count ; for party
service but not for the public good Ho refuses -
fuses to bo soon when it is necessary to raise
a quorum , but demands recognition when
cvor ho wishes to raise hell Too practical
good I judgment of the American people will
no longer accept of flllibustorlng for states
nianshlp , rmdlho suppression of tbo prize
puzzle is hailed with joy by ovcry thinking
man i "
Tlio speaker then proceeded to deliver a
further eulogy on the republican pnrtv nud
to outline the work which ho saw before it
The ' speaker bollovod that much of the south
was truly republican today and said that
roiuiossco was republican on a fair count
It wns Ins bolicf that tbo fearless
men of the south will not
much loncer pormlt a few solflsh
political lcadors to perpetuate tbotr power
against the honest wish and will of the ma
jority The chivalry whloh has done so
much for Dixie-will not long pormlt the denial -
nial of political rights to any man entitled to
tiicui under the constitution of this country "
Ho closed with -n few words expressing
confldcrce in the future of the party and of
the league '
The committees will all bo ready to report
tomorrow Tlio next convention will bo held
at Cincinnati It Is now thought Judge
Thurston will bo ro-olcctod president by ac
clamation
ISMMETT'S ANNlVUKSAltX- .
Thomas Qronnnu the Principal
Spanker nt Cliloa o
Chicago , March 4. Control Musio hall
was packed tonight with Irish nationalists to
celebrate Robert Emmott's anniversary
The principal speaker of the nvoning
was Thomas Hronnan of Omaba , the first
'gcnornl socrotar.v of the Irish Nationnl Land
Icaguo in Ireland In the course of his ad
dress Hronnan said :
Sincerely is peaqo with England wanted ,
but it must bo pcaco with honor It to ob
tain pence they must sneer * ut fight
ers like Emmett and bucIi men ns tbo fonians
whojdiedon the gallows at Maucliosterthen is
the voice of the entire Irish race , Lot tha
old light go on ' " The sons of Ireland had
the same right in this day as the Amorfcans
had in 177(5 ( , to fight and dlo if necessary for
liberty from England and English tyranny ,
They had tbo right to the
same weapons or any other weapons
of n moro destructive kind ( wild
cheering repeated ucaiu and again ) if they
had but the prospect of success For tha
prcsont tbo sword was in the scabbard and
they wcro pledged not to unsheath If un
less in dire necessity , and they were
able to drive it to tbo hilt So long as Ire
lund was hold as a subjectprovinca Irishmen
would contlnuo to work and plan togolhor ,
and if uoad bo again consplro aud plot
A MJT1ICH KivOMGJIOVISU. .
An Eplallo to the Indiana Tariff Uo-
form League
InuHNAPoms , March 4. At a meeting of
the State Tariff Reform league toulcht a
letter was road from ex-PresIdont Cleveland -
land , hi which ho says in part ; Though
my letters to democrallo and tariff reform
assemblages lately have boon very frequent ,
I cannot deny your request to ndd n word of
encouragement to tariff reformers * *
The democratic party , as the party of the
people Is opposed to all saltish scliomos
which Ignore the public good aud is pledged to
the Interests of all citizens insteud of the
furlhcranco of the interests of a few who
seek to pervert governmental powers for
their enrichment It was uovcr nearer to
its fundamental principles than in its con
tests for tariff roldrm It cortalnly adds to
the satisfaction with which wo labor In this
cause to bo assured Unit in our efforts wo
not only serve our party but all iho people
of the land "
_
Jsew York Klcctinns
Niiv York , March 4. The municipal oloc-
tlons were held today in a number ot cities ;
throughout the state In Rochester a demo
cratic mayor was elected for tbo first tlmo in
fourteen years The doraocrats also cloctoa i
tbo mayor nt Jamestown , but tbo rouubllcaus >
captured all other offices At Auburn tbo i
republicans were successful In Utlca tbo i
democrats elected their mayor end a major
Ity of the aldermen The democratic candi
dates were successful in Homo , Nowburgh , ,
Amsterdam , Whitehall nnd Oswego
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HipiiUllcau Marsha ! for St Loul * .
St , Louis , March 4. Emtio Thomas ( rep ) i
was today elected city marshal , defeating
William McClollan ( dom ) by over twenty
thousand yotoi
MAY DELAY THE TARIFF BILL
The Commlttoo Strikes a Sua ? in
the Sugar Question
PADDOCK ENTERS A DISCLAIMER
Not Responsible Tor tlio Hill llo In-
tfoilucod Koponllug the Maui
Clause or the Interstate
Commerce Law
Wasdisoton UuiiEAU Tun Ovn.nl Ueb , )
513 FoUllTEBSTIl STBEST , >
Wasiiinqtox D. ( J „ March 4. )
The republican members of the house com
mlttoo on ways nnd means bava struoK a
snag In tha sugar question Messrs Uur-
rows of Michigan , La Follotto of Wisconsin
nnd Gear of Iowa insist that raw sugar shull
bo admitted frco ot duty nnd n bounty of 3
cents paid on nil domestic sugar produced
The otbor republican members of the coin
inittco are understood to bo opposed to nnv
bounty whotovor and to favor n reduction of
the present duty on sugar to the extant of 30
per cent or moro The contention ever tbo
two propositions will Ultelv result in n
further delay upon the report of the bill for
probably a couple of weeks
a nisciAiMun
Senator Paddock says that ho Is not ro-
Bpouslblo for tbo bill which ho introduced
yestordny , proposing a repeal of the long and
short haul ctauso and the pooling sections of
the interstate commerce law Ho introduced
the bill by request
llllUOA'flOX OF A1UI ) LANDS
"Whllo I do not expect to sco n ganornl
appropriation made for the purpose of begin
ning the Irrigation of the nrdplulns ! , , I nm
conlldoiitthut besidesuu appropriation fortbo
purposa of making surveys and final plans to
begin irrigation that nn appropriation of
about $1511,000 , will bo made to locate the ar
tesian basins in Nortn and South Dakota , "
said Heprosontntlvo Ilansbrougb of North
Dikota to your correspondent today Irrigation
rigation is very Important to the people in
the great northwest , I am sure in
my mind that wo can easily and
cheaply secure all the irrigation wo
want by simply boring artesian wells nnd
that the appropriation of $15J,00J will bo for
actual wells to bo used in irrigation which
will bo practical cxporimonts and not thee
rotlcal investigation Major Powell of the
geological survey behoves that the source of
our artesian power lies In the JJlack Hills ,
but I think that it Is in the Missouri rlvor as
that stream is six or seven hundred feet
ubovujtho sub-humid bolt of the Dakutas ,
A stoutly built , quiet looking man of me
dium height , with closely cropped side whis
kers nnd moustache and nn extensive area
of pink baldness on the top of his head , and
cyo-glassos ever the brldco of his nose , came
into the navy department this morning , and
taking a seat at ono of the desks wrote a letter -
ter to the secretary of the navy , asking that
n court ot inquiry bo appointed to investi
gate certain charges that had boon made
against bis oQlclal conduct in tbo newspa
pers , This was Commander Uow-
man II McCalla , who hus recently
returned ' homo on the corvette Enter
' prise from a very stormy cruise
stormy ! In mora senses than ono The secre
tary ' of the navy Immediately granted the re
quest ' and appointed Rear Admiral Kimbarly ,
Commodore McCann and Captain Stanton to
] meet at the Brooklyn navy yard on next
Tuesday and Inqulro into the truthfulness of
thu scaudals that have boon so oxtonslvoly
circulated ! The friends of Captuin McCalla
In this cltv , and they are numerous , are con
fident j that ho will como out of the investigation -
tion with erodlt and a oloan record They
admit thnt ho is a rigid disciplinarian , but
say that ho never committed a cruel or inhu
man act ,
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IS TUB SENATE ,
A favorable report wns today made by
Senator Piatt on too bill authorizing tha
cltv of Ogden , Utah , to assume an Increased
indebtedness amounting in all to 10 par cent
of the present taxed value of tbo property of
the city Tbo money to bo raised by this
additional assumption of indebtedness will
b3 applied to street and other improvements
with a view to booming Ogden
Senator Allison toduy reported n disagree
ment from the committee on appropriations
upon the direct tax bill , nnd the measure
was referred to the commlttoo oh claims
A iavorablo report ivas today made from
the senate commlttoo on agriculture upon
Senator Paddocks bill transferring the
signal sarvlco bureau from the war do part
ment to the agricultural department
ANAKMr JIUMOlt
It is rumored io army circles tonight that
Colonel Gibson of the pay department will
bo seioctod as successor to Paymaster Gen
eral Rocliester Postmaster General Wuna-
maker ana Senator Quay have boon strongly
urging the appointment of Colonel Gibson ,
who is a Pcnnsylvanian and has an oxccllont
army record
M1LITAKT MATTE1W.
Corporal Max Hloom , company E , second
Infantry , now with bis company , will bo dis
charged from the scrvico of the Unltod
States
Lloutanant Phillip P. Powell , Ninth cav
alry Is roltoved from further duty at The
United States infantry and cavalry Echool ,
Fort Leavenworth , and will rojoln his troop
LUCKY NK1I1USKAN3 ,
The following Nebraskans will bo ap
pointed , upon the rooommondution of Mr
Oorsoy , mall weighers , to begin work when
the spring welghintr commences next month :
Howard Cottorman of Petersbursburg and
Alexander Petersen of Ko.irnov , run on the
Union Pacific to Ogden ; E. S. Nesbitt of
Crawford , Lincoln to Crawford ; Fred
Hroion of Fullerton , on the II M between
Grand Island and Ord ; E Hunter of Way no ,
between Omaba nnd' Sioux City ; Edward
Ucnton of Fromout , between Fremont and
Norfolk ; Simpson Hoverldgo of Fremont
and E. M. Northrup ot Norfolk , bolwoon
Fremont and Whltowood ; Frank IConyon of
Monroe , between Columbus und Cedar Rap
ids
NEW IOSTMASTEHS
Ortello , Custor county Neb , J. M. Forgo ,
vice Airs L. Ovorbalt , resigned ; Valley
Springs , Minnehaha county , S. 1) . , II D.
Kuuyon , vice A. S. Whuloy , removed
MI80ELI.ANK0US.
Another woman was admitted to practice
in tbo supreme court this morning , Mrs
Clara Foltz of Sauticgo , Cal , Sbo is the
tilth woman to have her nome placed on the
rolls of the supreme court bar Mrs Lock
wood , Mrs , Kilgoro , Phuubo Cousins and
Mrs Hittoubcnder have already received
that honor
Secretary Rusk has boon at tha agricul
tural department but a few minutes today ,
for his son , Uluiuo Rusk , a bright boy ot llf-
teen years , is lying very low und is not ox-
pooled to recover IIo was solzod with the
mumps n couple of weeks ago The disease
has developed into typhoid fever aud ho has
been growing worse from day to day The
serious condition of the lad Is known to but
n few friends of the family
Avslstant Secretary of tbo Iotarior
Chandler today nfllrmed the decision of thu
commissioner of tlio general land ofllco in
holding for cancellation tbo entry of Fred
Romendor for tbo southeast } ( of section S3 ,
township 27 nortb , raugo 47 west , Chsdron
land district , Tlio entry of Remeudor was
contested by Charles H , Johnson
Gcorgo D , Mathewson was today recom-
mended for appointment as postmaster at
Hrady Island , Neb Mr Mathewson was
endorsed by a largo number of patrons of
the ofllco
The military committee of tbo house by a '
unanimous vote adopted Lunslng's favorable ,
report on the Grosvouor bill establishing the i
Chickamaugua and Chattanooga national
park
A favorable report will bo made upon the i
Pawnee Judiaa bill tomorrow froui the senate -
ate committee on Indian affairs
Hon John Y , Stone , attorney general of
Iowa , is lu the city Psnnr S. IIbatu
"
COMING APXfSH oitaisitv
Clcilo Fleming sjtvonr-i Ont a AVnrI
rant for UU Arrest
St Louis , Mo , March 4. * { Special Tolo-
grnin to The Uee.I Thff afternoon Attor
ney Thomas U. Ilorvoy , accompanied by
Clodo Fleming , went before Assistant Pros
ecuting Attorney Dlerhes , at the Four
Courts , and swore out a warrant charging
Sergeant Thomas Ormsby of Omaha and
Ofllcor Robert J. Williams of St Louis with
abduction Ten minutes later the frail Clodo
had nfllxcd her cram pod slgnaturo to the
ofllcial document , nnd the criminal notion
which tbo woman and her attorney have for
days thrcatcnod had tn reality commenced
The charge against Sergeant Ormsby is an
unusual ono Never before in the history of
the St Louis criminal courts has such a
warrant been framed fy is drawn under
the habeas cornus statute , and charges in of-
foot that on the 10th doyof February , 1890 ,
thadofondntit , in order to avoid n writ
which had been served upon him , wilfully
removed from out of the Jurisdiction of the
court the body of the potltlonor , Clodo Flotn
lug.Tho
The charge against Officer Williams is
that ho aided and aoottod In the removal of
the pctttionor It has been ruinorod thnt
the warrant would also Include Cliiof of
Pohca Huoblor , Circuit Attorney Ashley
Clover , Chlot of DotootlVos Pat Ilnrvoy and
others high Inpolico aud prosecuting circles
Mr Hnrvoy said , however , that ho
would wait until a decision had boon
rendered by Judge Catnpboll of the
court of criminal correction , before whom ,
on next Saturday inorniug , the chlot of
police Is summonoa to appear and nnswor
why ho should not bo adjudged in contempt .
Should the chief there c3capo ho will bo
prosecuted criminally for assisting tn tha
abduction or will bo sueditn the civil courts
for heavy damages
The belief is expressed among criminal at
torneys that Mr.Harvoy will expnrlonco great
difficulty In Inducing Scrgoaut Ormsby to
nppoar in St Louis to answer to tbo charge
achlnst him , and requisition papers will bo
nppllod for nt once from Governor Frunols
ut Jefferson City It is dot thought the
requisition Will bo honoi'od by the Nobrnska
nutboritlos The Fleming woman announced
her determination to stay in St Louis until
Mr Ilarvoy has finished with the prosecu
tions ho has commonccd
*
PAN-AMEHIOAN , CONG HE 99.
Iteport of the Conimlltee on Customs
Union
WAsnmaTON , March 4. The Pan Ameri
can conference has adopted the report of the
committee on International liw The coui-
mlyco on customs union made ' a majority
nnd minority report trday , The mijorltv
report says to establish a customs union ns
generally understood would roqulro not only
a partial sacrlllco of uattoual sovereignty of
the Amoricannationsbutmoro ! | rndlcal .chaiig-
esn ! their respective constituencies than i
they nro willing to accept.i The majority believes -
liovos the principle of unrestricted recip
rocity is acceptable ahd that Its adoption i
would bring about as favorable results as 1
those obtalnod by free trndo among the dlf-
forant states ot tlio union A customs union
based on thi3 , however , the majority dooms i
Impracticable as a continental system at
present Unrestricted , reciprocity might bo i
obtained gradually Tbo first stop is the negotiation
gotiation of partial reciprocity treaties
whereby . each nation > may agrco
to remove or V . diminish their
respecttvo import dutiesi on some or tlio
natural or manufactured products at ono or
moro nations , ; in exchange ; for slmfTtir and
equivalent advantages , > It good results
should follow as oxpcclodjtho nurabor ot nr-
tides might bo enlarged from tlmo to , tlma
until they attain , through the developments
of the natural elements of Wealth , other
sources of revenue or tbo tncreaso of exist
ing ones which would allow the contracting
nations to roaoh unrestricted reciprocity
frco trade among some or all the American
nations
The minority , Alfonso of Chili nnd Pina of
Argentine , state that differences of opinion
in rogurdto the form of the report aud roe
ommondation led the minority to reject the
whole subject These delogntos , it Is said ,
felt that as long as tbo United States lays a
tariff on wool , tbo principal artlclo produced
in their countries , reciprocity would not
boueUt them , (
HOSTfLliTO NKGROES
A Hitter Feclinc Asnlnst ColorctX
l'noplo In OkluliDinn
GuTiiniE , I. T. , MnrohT - 'fho roport3 con
cerning tbo alleged scbom , o to colonize Okla
homa and make a negro * state of It have
aroused the settlers to a 'higb pitch of ox-
cltemont At Downs , twenty miles wont ,
a Bocret organization has been formed
which has decided to drlvo out tbo few
nagroos now here and to allow no moro to
become settlers A , negro named Hawkins
was suspected of firing the prairie grass a
short tlmo ago , and the feeling against him
became bitter Early this morning a party
of ton masked men broke into
Hawkins house , took him from
his bed and severely whipped him ,
During the whipping liuclt Hawkins , his
son , ran and aroused the Burgess family
Abe Clark and Sam Hurgcss , armed with
shotguns , returned withjyoung Hawkins and
11 red ut the masked party from ambush
Henry Chambers was badly wounded
and may dlo Tha nogioes
were pursued nnd captured and
promised to lcavo the country A few negro
settlers in tha vicinity of Guthrie have become -
como greatly alarmed ut tbo fooling ncainst
the colored people und are getting ready to
go to Kansas '
Nolirnslca , lowannu Unkotn IVnslons
Wasuisuto , Murck 4. | Special Tclo-
gram to The 13eb.I Pensions granted to
Nebrasknust Restoratlop nnd increase :
Ezra Hoffman , Grant ' lucroaso John W.
Campbell , Humboldt ; John Martin , Ban
croft : Abrum A. Doman , Sargent ; Nathan
It lirown , Fulrflold ; Jasper Koodor , Mor-
rillvlllo ; Felix Geismgcr , Grand Island ;
Nathaniel Henderson , Sweetwator ; George
Whitman , Strong ; Hoaz F > Pugb , Tekaraah ;
Joslnh W. Snyder Arnpaboo ; Joseph
Hcsock , Shelton ; Charoa ) S. Uubcock , Gar
fluid ; LowU C. Olmsiead lnuvulo
Iowa pensions : Original invalid Lauris-
ton F. Hunter , Creston Xncronse John 11.
Gillespie , Mt Ayr ; Charles U. Mandovillo
Sibley ; Thomas J. Oblerjuis , Kooklik ; Joel
Gardner , Ilock Valley ; pauics H. Glvons ,
Loon ; Levi Q. Shupo , Wlitcrsot ; Abnor O.
Aldrld , Vanhorne ; James IM Stratum , Edo
bolt ; Horace L. Page , Lobb 'J'roo ; William
Ilorvoy , Killduff ; Joseph Shelton , Lima
Spring ; William H. Felted New Virginia ;
Lewis J , White , Moutezuma ; Zich-
unah T. Armstrong j-Allorton ; Mar
cellon R. Derby , \ Dakota City ;
Henry Keil , Earthaui ; David II Uarr , Way
lund ; George S. Hart ; < Tomploton ; Edgar
Hugloy , Clinton ; John fcchomnf , Luwler ;
George Patrick , Chickasaw ; Albert I. Cut
lor Logan ; Frank lirown , Pucltlo City ;
Philip Uowninti , Mount Ayr ; Dennis Nolan ,
Docorah ; Lewis WlVtts , Mason City ;
Diiuiol Corcoran , Oskaloosa ; James G ,
Fiiraham Akron ; ChnrloS M. Ohme , What
ehmir ; John P. Dossor , Harper ; John A ,
Warrington , llloomingtoti , Orlelnal widows ,
etc , -Nunoy J. , widow of.James Hnco , Choi-
sea ; Saae E , . widow of Htteso Wolf , Rockweed -
wood ; Manila W „ widow of Laurlston F ,
Hunter , Creston 4 ,
South Dakota pensions ! Increase Stephen
II Morse , Woou ocUo : William Reed , Red
Held ; Richard Margarldgo , Buffalo Gap ;
Henry Nearuian , Elk Point ; Samuel II
Mtlcbor , Crow Lake ; Jamas P. Lawtou ,
Waubay , <
Itcculriiiiifr the Auctioneers '
Ueatiiice , Neb , March 4. [ Spoclal Tele-
gram to Tuu Uee.I Tbo city council passed
an ordinance last evening fixing the license
of transient auctioneers and peddlers at from
* ll ) to | 50 per day ,
Tlrnrcl Will UusIkii
Pakh , March Prime Minister THrard
Is sick and will resign ,
| I I IN BRITAIN'S ' PARLIAMENT
Nationalist Harrington Startles tbo
Govormnout
ANOTHER FOUL CONSPIRACY
The Tlnios null the Ministry Trying ( o
Illnckon thn I'nrnoHltrs Attorney
General Webster A'cry
Skeptical
A Serious Chnrge
Lojjpo.v , March 4 , in the commons to
day Lockwood ( homo ruler ) resumed tbo
dobnto ou Qlndstuno'samondmoutto Smiths
motion that the house adopt the rcpoil of
the Pnrncll commission lie snld ho sup
ported the amendment because It was liter
ally true
Matthews , homo secretary , contended that
the amendment was only part trutu , stated
with passlonntu nnd inflammatory adjectives
Tlio government simply proposed to record
Its findings both for nnd against thn Paraoll-
itcs doclinlng to adopt a course giving the
fo-by : to nil the findings agalast tha Parnoll-
tcs in order to simply express the
condemnation In which alt shared ot
the falsity und foul origin of
the ohnrges which had been disproved
IIo accused Gladstouo of laying down the
dangerous and disastrous doctrine thnt the
laud act ot 1831 hud boon passed on nccount
of the ngitatlon of the Icaguo , just as ho de
clared in Midlothian , tha' the Clcrkcnwoll
explosion nud shooting of policemen at Man
chester had brought the disestablishment of
the Irish church within the range of practi
cal politics
Harrington ( . nationalist ) said while the
commission was slttiin : a conspiracy was in
progress In which the ministers wcro deeply
Involved to ohtnln perjured ovldonco to destroy -
stroy the character of the Parnollites Ho
rend ascites of telegrams to the Times
agents in America with rcforonco to MUlon "
and Sheridan
Attorney General Webster denlod having
Boon any of thorn
Then you were betrayed by your col
leagues , " said Harrington Those tclo-
grams prove a conspiracy deeper nnd fouler
than nny thiug proved against the Parnoll
ites " Proceeding to show.the government
was behind this attack Harrington road a
telegram uddressed to ono Johnson in Now
York to the offant that tbo Uritish consul
was authorized to give him the names
of informers Ha road further telegrams
showing that even oftur Attorney General
Webster apologized • for the forgeries the
Times still endeavored to precuro evidence
through Sheridan to establish their nuthen-
tlcity and was offering as much as f-IO.OOO
as a brlbo for perjured testimony Harrington -
ton declined to sny how ho obtained the tolo-
grams unless a coramltteo of inquiry was
granted , in which case moro would bo forth
coming
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'Alio Lords
LosnoN , March 4. In the house of lords
today Lord Salisbury , icplylng to a'quostion
asked by Lord Ueaucbump , said : "As the
rcnort ot the Purncll commission deals with
imputations against members ot the bouso
of commons , it Is natural that that body
should deal with it first As an act of- courtesy -
tesy wo will allow the commons to take
whatavor action on the report it may think
best | before wo make any move " Salisbury
further | said that he did not sea why the ac
tion ( of the lords should differ materially
from j that of the commons
A Git 111 AX OAltl ) .
All Homo Turns Out to See OulTnlo
Hills 1'crforinniiC- .
ICnpvrluM tSMbu Jtonw Gordon nsmutt.l
Romb , March 4. INow York Herald
Cable i Special to Tin : 13F.n. | All Rome is
excited ( today over the trial of Buffalo Hills
cowboys ' on wild horses furuishod by the
Duke of Sormsnola For several days the
Roman authorities have been superintend
ing the erection ot barriers to keep the savage -
ago steeds from reaching tha audience The
ammuls canio from tbo dukes famous herd
ou the Pontlno marshes and he declared
that no cowboy on earth could rldo ono The
cowboys laughed at his boast , and then the
duke dared them to mount ono ot
six Every man , woman and child In
Rome expected that two or thrco men would
bo klllod In the oxpcriinont Over two
thousand enrnugos were drlved to the Pratl
da Castollo und au audience of 20,000 people
braved a drluplng rain , and Lord Dufforin
and many other diplomats were present
Among tbo Romans wcro : The wife of
Premier Crispl , Duo do Torlonla , Mme
Deprotis' ' Princes Colonn , Countess Ante
nelll , Baroness do Rongis , Princess Uron-
cacciai , Count Glanrottl , and the scions
of all tbo noble bouses Two of
the wild horses were driven into
the nrotia Tnoy had neither saddle
nor brldlo on , Buffalo Bill announced
that they would bo conquered in tlvo min
utes Tbo cowboys lassoed , saddled , bridled
and mounted tbo horses They leaped into
. tbo nlr , writhed , buckoa and roared madly ,
ull in vain In ilvo minutes they were rid
den easily around , whllo the vast crowd , un
mindful of the rain , roared und shrieked
with delight Buffalo Hill now dares any
Roman to rldo his bucking bronchos
a *
Americans In Paris
LCopi/WnJil / UOObvJame ) dnidon ItenntltA
Pahis , March 4. [ Now York Herald Cable
blo Special to The Hee.1 Mnny prominent
Americans orrived in Paris today from
Havre , having been passengers on the
Gaxono The voyage was most disagreeable
and stormy The first day out tbo ship was
laid up flvo nours from leakogo After that
It wus solzod by very rough weather
William Abtor met Mrs Astor on the
nrrlval of tbo ship at Havre , but the first
news of Jaco 'b J. Asters death was con
voyed to Mrs , Astor on board tbo ship
tbrough the Paris odttlon of tbo Herald
before sbo landed
*
A Hnlilu Spiritualist
IfBAnsur , Neb , March 4. fSpoclal Tele
gram to Tun Heb.1 A man representing
himself to bo Charles Blade , Um world renowned -
nownod uiodlum , gave a performance nt the
opera bouso Sunday night Ills ' advertise
ment was a ( laming poster calling attention
to a number of unearthly feats which he per
formed on tbo open stage The bouso was
packed with people expecting to tea a roul
spiritualistic Hcanco To the surpilso of all
tlio omlnent medium gave an ordinary
stolgbt-of-hand performance The committee
that bo invited On the Btago to corroborate
the truth of his manifestations swore out a
complaint against the would-bo Bpirltuuhst
charging him with obtaining money under
false pretenses After considerable parley
ing in police court , tbo medium paid a ilno ot
$75 , which wus donated to tbo city poor fund
Ho took an early morning train for greener
fields ,
A Popular Lnilorieiiieut
Lonkok , March 4 , Tbo election in Nortb
St Pancras division , London , resulting in
tha-return of Bolton ( Gladstontan ) by a safe
majority , is regarded as a popular endorse
ment of the liberal position regarding tbo |
ParnoU commission report
Irish Land Hill
Londo , March 4. The Irish land bill ,
which will bo introduced by tbo govern '
ment , provides for state-aided emigration i
and abolishes laud courts nnd land commis
sions
"
BtiutitiENunitGUit co.\Fisr- ,
lie Admits Ills Implication lu l0
Murder of Mr mill Mrs , Tone * *
Shollonborgor has finally fulfilled ihe
promise that bo mndo within a couul of
hours nftcr his nrrcst In Nebraska City ,
tell the whole story of what ho know co
corning the murder of old Mr and Mrs ,
Jones
He mad o his confession between tbo hours
of about 4ISO anil 10:30 : p. in yesterday , nnd
although after the hour last tinmod the of
ficers wcro Importuned ever and ever to
ndmlt or deny tbo faot , they refused to do so
For this reason Sholloiiborgor's story ennnot
of course bo glvon anything llko In full
It was learned , however , to n certainty ,
that ho confessed to bolng present
when the murder was coinml tied , nnd
confessed to having halpcd drng the bodies
to the places of their conceal
ment and also to having helped
cover them up IIo said that
tbo rod stains found on tlio overalls which
were In his vnllso nt the time ho was arrested
and which were described exclusively in The
Bee , were caused by tlio blood from the
bodies of the murdered people
Shollonborgor was in a perfect frenzy of
fright nil of lust night
SUAUC1UNG Till : WELL
Snwtellc'H Protmtile Disposition of His
llrother'rt llenil
Doveii , N. H „ March 4 , [ Special Telegram -
gram to The Bee , ] There nro many per
sons who bellovo that Isaac Sawtcllo
secreted tbo missing heiid of his brother ,
Hirnm , in an old well about n mlle from the
place from where the body was found
Within a few days n partial seal eh has
been mndo by moans of long poles , which
has revealed evidence that there nro stones
in the bottom , also a long piece of wood ,
which it is thought tnny bo n spade or pick
ax bundle Sovurul stones nro missing from
a neighboring well , having evidently
boon removed recently , whllo marks
around tbo mouth of the well show that
some ono had visited it Within n short time
John Hobbs of Fiirmington , succeeded after
several hours work with a polo , in bringing
up a thread from a piece of cloth similar to
that used by Suwtcilo to carry tlio tools
purchased by him from Hardware
Dealer Wallnco , the day Hiram was mur
dered Ho ulso found two or thrco hairs
clinging to the wet polo when it wns drawn
up , whllo close to the well wus found a
small bono collar button There Is ubout six
feet of water m the well nt present Tbo
search will bo continued The theory Is that
Sawtcllo , after throwinc in tlio head null the
bng of tools , dumped In tbo stones to bold
thorn down
ONE DAY WAS KNOUGIL
Cnp'nln Blnclc Throws Up His Gov
ernment Jo ! > in Disgust
NiomnitA , Neb , March 4. | Special to
Tim Bee ] Captuin Black of Fremont , who
was recently appointed ns Industrial
teacher at Santee agency , caino up last
Friday to take his position Ho wont-down
from hero nnd was introduced to tbo super
intendent of schools , who went nbout show
ing him the different duties IIo came
to the ongiuo which furnishes the
beat for tbo largo government school
and asked the suucilntondciit who
looked after that Uo was Informed that
this was ono of his duties Next ho oaiuo to
tbo stable and other outsldu establishments ,
and on leaving the superintendent informed
Black that ho would bo around at 5 Hi tbo
morning to show him his ether duties This
was too much for the now candldato for gov
ernmental honois , who burst out with
You have shown mo enough , sir I I shall
return home in the morning " It wus under
stood thnt1 Captain Black was to bo an in
structor ut a salary of about 51,000 , but in-
stoud ho wns assigned to n - " > 0U position , the
duties of which , according to the former instructor
structor" were those of a roustabout from 4
a. in to 11 p. in
They Swapped Wives
Sidney , Neb , March 4. [ Special to Tim
Bee ] A Bwap that was something out of
the ordinary was made by two farmers liv
ing near Sidney a few days ago , uut the de
tails have just become public J. II Fox
and I. Scbad wcro neighbors In Colton pre
cinct Both were young married men and
Scbad hud one child Tha latter wus con
sidered by the good people of Colton an ex
emplary young inuu He taugnt the district
school , was superintendent of the Sunday
school , an exhorter in the Univcrsalist
church , and above all a dyod-ln-tho-wool
spiritualist His wlfo was u young
woman possessed of personal attractions of
moro than ordinary morlt Fox was nnd is
simply a farmer , He , too , was the possessor
of an attractive wlfo Tlio two families became
came inlimalo , and it dovolopcd in tlmo that
Mr Scbad and Mrs Fox bad become enam
ored of ouch other , and thnt a similar state
of affairs cxlstod between Mr Fox and Mrs
Schad The four became acquainted with
cuch others toolings , und llnallttho two
men struck a bargain nnd swapped wives
Schad bid bis wife an affcctlunuto adieu ,
kissed his llttlo ouo good bye , loaded
his wife into a neighbors , wagon ,
nnd together they were driven
to Crook , a fetation ou the Colorado division
of the Union Pnoific , nnd then took passage
lor Denver Fax and Mrs Schad nud the
luttoi's child remuiued nt Colton , but owing
to the manifest displeasure of thu residents
have not bceu living together Several re
liable citizens hrr/o been told of the trudoby
tbo contracting parties
Opnnoil tlio Kilts
Beatkice , Neb , March 4. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim Bee | Bids for the contruction
ot the now Gage county court house were
opened by the beard of supervisors this
evening There were thirteen bidders , rep
resenting Omaha , Lincoln , St Joseph and
Kansas City , The bldB run all tbo way from
$3'JG00 ' to 1103.000 , P. Schmauckor of Falls
City was tbo lowest bidder His bid was
$ b000 , conditioned that the material should
bo of Rawlins , Wyo , stone and that It should
bo laid down here at a guaranteed price Ihe
next lowest bid was that M > T , Murphy of
Omaha for fOO.MO and unconditioned R. N ,
Allen of St Joseph has in n bid of from
$ > 9.503 to KIl.SJO , conditioned on ma
terial , The board deeldod to re
ject nil bids eiceodlng * ! )5OO0. ) The
bius of Schtnauckcr and Murphy
wee referred to the building committee
with Instructions to report ut 0 o'clock to
morrow morning , to which time the board
adjourned Tbo Impression prevails hero
tonight that the bid of M. T. Murphy of
Omaha will ba accepted Conshlerab'o ' delay
was occasioned by the board not being satisfied -
fiod with thu architects bond , it bolng bold
that local sureties should bo on that Instru
ment as well ns Kansas City panics At a
lata hour this afternoon Architect F. C.
Dunn presented his uinondcd bond uithS ,
C. Smith , E. E. Jones and W. P.Schmauokor
us sureties and the Bame was accepted Con
siderable dissatisfaction Is expressed with
the plans and it 1 freely usserlcd that
trouble will yet como out of them ,
Wceplni : Wnter'H Delegation
W-enn'o Wateu , Neb , March 4 , [ Special
to Tub Hee.1 A delegation from the boar4
of trade ot this city will moot with the 1
Omaha real estate exchange in Omaba to 1
morrow Wosplng Water is dcoply interested I
iu the Rock Islund road from Oomaha to i
Beatrice , and the meeting Is for the purpose i
ot working to secure that line The commit '
tee is composed of E. E. Day V. B. Barnes
and J. Chase , A committee of tbo board of
trade will also go to Beatrice on Thursday
for the same purpose Weeping Water Is en -
thusiastic over the new road
t
TUESLAYEROF JUDGE TERRY
Arcjumonta lu the Noaglo OriBd
Bopl _ In the Supreme Oourt
SPECTATORS FILL THE CHAMDER
CntitiNol lor Appellant Milntnln Thnt
the noputj's InwtriiotloiiH Were •
Centraly to the Con
stitution
A Qiirstlon of Jurlsitlotlon
Wasiiinutos , March 4 , The suprc-nia
court chamber was llllod today with an au >
diciico that listened attentively to the argu
ments In the Nnacla case , arising out ot tha
shooting of D.ivnl Terry last suiiimor while
In the not of committing nn assault upon
Judge Field of the supreme court ,
AU the Justices were prcsont except Jus-
tlco Llold The argument was opened by
Zuch Montgomery in behalf of thu appel
lant , Sheriff Cunulnghnui , from whosa
jurisdiction Ncaglo wus discharged ou
a writ of habeas corpus Issued by
the Uaited States court on thu ground that
ho wns an olllcor of the United States , a
deputy marshal , engaged in the performance
of his duties , protecting n jiisllco of tha
United States supreme court , nnd could not
bo imprisoned by state authorities
Montgomery said It was thu contention ot
the statu authorities that the solo question
before tbo court was a jurisdictional ono ,
nud therefore nil questions of Neagle's guilt
or innocence were irrelevant , llo rovloivod
tbo leading points In the ovldonco The
chief feature of the lovlow was Montgom
ery's ' charge that it was not the purpose of
Nonglo's appointment to bava him use his
official uut hoi ity to prevent a breach
of the pence , but to hnvo him resent forcibly
any nffrotit put upon Justice Field Mout-
gotnery maintained that unless there wua
spcclllc , statutory uuthoilty fur thu Instruc
tions givcu Ncaglu to accompany Justlco
Field there wus uo nuthority for bis release
by the United Status circuit court Ho
maintained upon thu nuthority of sec
tion 5M of the icvised stulutcs unit a wi it
of habeas corpus should not extonu to n pris
oner unless in custody for un act dona in
imrsunuco of the law ot thu United States
If it wcro true that the act was Justifiable
homicide , necessary for the protection of
Justice Field , thou there need not bo any
fear that the state would not acquit htm , uut
this.was for tlio state to decide
On tins point Attorney General-MllIerwho
followed on holnilf of the United States , said
ho would base his aigumcut ou two proposi
tions
1. Thnt It Is the duty of the executive de
partment to protect the Judiciary of the gov
ernment
2. I'hat under the constitution the Judiciary
being In nboyanco to the executive , it is tbo
duty of the juuicinry department to sit in
judgement upon tbo nets of Its officers in per
forming their duties in nccordnnco with
the constitution Ho quoted from ,
tlio words of Secretary Bayard that
the inherent rnrht of government
to enact und enfoico laws gives It the power
to protect Its servants m their execution
Thu attorney gcnural orguod his case on this
line The nroposition ndvoucod on the pait •
of the state was a heresy us old as the gov
ernment , which had boon refuted times
without number in the courts , in congress
and unon battle fields It was this same ar
gument that tbo executive bad no power except
copt such us was specifically granted bv the
legislative department that was used by the
promoters or the civil war toduuy the power
of the government to coerce tbo seceding
status
Justice Bradley interrupted the nttornoy
gedernl tn the course of his remarks with
tno question : With what force shall the
president execute this power of protection of
which you speak Supposing the marshal
bns not sufficient force for the purpose I"
Tha Attorney General With n nosso In
the first instance and If that was not suffi
cient with the army and navy ,
Justlco Bradley Then bo has tbo right
to aid nil citizens of the United States in
maintaining thu laws und in protecting the
the institutions of the govornmentl"
Joseph Clioato ot Now York , who followed
Attorney General Miller us ono of the coun-
tnl for the govornm6nt , opened his nrKUinaiit
with the statement that ever slnco tlio bo-
irlunlncr of the Rovormnotit the people of the
United States had rested in the conviction
that ihov.constitutcd the nation ; that within
its limits thn government was sovereign nud
supreme and thnt It bad within itself ull the
powers and facilities to fulfill its own funo- ,
tlons nud to accomplish lis own purposes
In dolnir this the government wus not
subject to hiiidrauco or Interference by any
power whatever The government had the
power , ob it was its duty , to secure the per
formance of tbo governmental -opurations
nnd to protect its scrvnnts and agents m
doini ; the duties entrusted to thorn For the
first time ip a hundred years the people were
not members , with the startling inlolligonco
that a justlco of the highest court was not
entitled to the protoctiou of tlio government
In going from ono place to another tn bis cir
cuit Clioato bad not finished bis argument
when the court adjourned
EXfLOIH-lt A HOMB
Tlio Xrans-Slissoiirl I'ngsoimcr Asso
ciation htaitlril
Kansas City , March 4. At a mooting of
tbo Trans-Missouri Passenger association
today the Missouri Pacific oxulodod a bomb
that may disrupt tbo association It an
nounced a ruto of 10 between Kansas City
nnd Pueblo und a rata of (5 between St
Louis and Kansas City , The con
cession of this rate by the association
was vigorously opposed by tbo Sinta Fo nnd
Rock iBlutid The Missouri Pacific repre
sentatives said the rata would go Into effect
Immediately whether the association made
the concession or not The meeting ad
journed without action
llecosnlzini ; Uil- Cut Kates
NeiV Youk , March 4. Tbo Trunk line passenger -
songor commlttco today decided to quote
trunscouiiutal or through rates , based ou tbo
cuts made dally west ot Chicago ,
Cowludoii the Clmplnln
Ciiahleston , S. O. , March 4. [ Special
Telegram to The Bee I At Clallm college
today Prof W. J , Detrovlllo ( colored ) , cow
hided J. N , Cardoza , the colored chaplain of
tha institution Thu affair caused grout ex
citement and threatened to dovclop into a
race riot , which was , botvovor , suppressed
by President Duaton
Sui'Voylnir Contract Lot
KnAiiNKir , Neb , , Murch 4. [ Special Tele
gram to 'lite Hee.1 The contract to survey
tbo Kearney , Hutchinson & Gulf line from
here to the Kansas line wus let to George
Cox , n civil engineer of this city Tbo sur
veying party will start out tbo first of next
week
• , ,
Tnulhaft'x Comlitioii DungermiH
W'ASiiiKOToy , March 4 , Ex-Congressman
Tnulbeo , who was shot by Correspondent
Kincald Friday last , is now dangerously , ill ,
nis case havini : changed for the worse Ill *
physician said that Taulboo'a lifo was not
despaired of , though his condition was crltW
cal
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Unsigned fmu Better Politico
Fahiiiuiiv , Neb , March 4. | SpcoIal Tele
gram to Tim Bee.I J. O. MoLucui , for
some years connected with the St Joseph it
Grand Island railroad as live slock agent ,
bas resigned to accept a similar position .
with increased salary on tbo Rock Islund A
sblpmeut of ton car loads of fat cattle was
yesterday made from hero by him to Chi
cage
The Dentil Itoll
Ci.rvhi.iKD , 0. , March 4. Judge Daniel
R. Tlldcn aged olgbty-fvur , dlod at bit boui ,
this oven Ing
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