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TWENTIETH * YEAR. . OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MORMTG , AUGUST M , 1800 , K so ,
TIIE GRAND AMIYSCREiT DAY
f
A Hundred Thousand Visitors in Jostou
"Witness the Qraad Parade ,
VEATIIFR THE FINEST POSSIBLE ,
The I'rniOHfiloii Two Miles In
and I'lvc HOIITH and rXlilrt ) Kite
IMIntilus In I'nHHliiK tlio
Stand.
Bom > v , Miss. , August 12.-IInd the
Mcathcr been madolo eider for the veterans
the conditions could hnrdly have been moro
fivoiablofor the Drand Array oftho Itopub-
llc demonstration today than thcv are now.
The Influx of vlsitois continued during tlio
entire night , nnd this morning thostrcets and
ildcvalksof the pilnelpil streets nro packed
with hunmiltj , Ills estimated that 100,000
visitors \\lll belli tha city todiy.
Before 8 o'clock the ro.ir of cinnon from
the fleet in thohnrbor announced that thoDis-
patch with Sociotary liaey , Vlco Picsldent
Moiton and General Shcimiili onboard hid
airiuel in the hnrhor The distinguished
gentlemen worn escorted to the Vciidonie.and
fcitbscijueiitly they took senta on the grand
stand
President Harrison brcikfastcd at the
Vendonioeailv Shortly after 9 o'clock to
recoiled Iho governor and itato delegation
mil the pirty took rat rlagc ; and rode over u
poitlon of tlio route of the p.mdo to view
the deeoi ition ? After the drive the piesl-
dent took Ids place on the icvieiv Ing stand
and was soon suirourded by man ) other
notable gentlemen During the time the
picsldentiecclvedmaii ) expressions of good
will fiomthe eiowds along the wiy.
After considotablo doliy in the formation
of the column , ( Joimnandor-in-Cblef
Algcr , at U : ! ) . vlth his full stiff
of tiOO mouitcd moil , escorted by
the lliith Mnssichmutts cavalry nnd
headed byacoipsof mounted polieolodoto
the lio.id of the Illinois dopntnient , and the
( 'ioatost military street pigcant over Mlt-
nessed in Boston Irganltsinaioli All along
the route vast crowds of people viewed the
pioccssion from windowsstands and sldo-
Aseaily nsOa. ra. thespnco In the vicinity
of Coplo ) Square was densely clouded and
the fortunate possessor of tickets of ndinis-
sionto the guild stmd at that point vuio
carl ) in tlK'irsoatSi The heats loscuedfor
thc-jieslilentiil pmtv vieioto theloft
At 10 o clock a eminjo diove up and Gen
eral Shcrmun alighted i'iid ' took a soitlii tlio
fioiit row.
At 10 .JO thcstrilns of "Hull to theChief"
nndiouslng cheers announced the coming of
the ptesldent nnel a fovi minute's later a nr-
nagc diaivn by four borsos dioio up with
Governor Brickctt aijd President Ilurison.
ThoSocnnd carriage contained Vlco Picsident
Morton and Major Hurt , followed bv the
earilaucs containing Sccictarlcs Noble ,
Proctor , Trn < y , llush , 1'ilvnto Sociotaucs
llnlford , Admiral ( Jhci.iidl , William McKin-
lev , lion Caleb Lodge , CJcuoral Siekles and
other piominont icople ,
Seared v had the applause which greeted
" thepicsleloiitlal pnty subsided when thoio
was a flutter of Oicitoment which biokc Into
hc.irty ( heoi as the famlliiir fiees of irs.
.lolin A. Login appeared above the sea of up-
tuined fae-es Airs TjO anwasneconpanled
by Mrs.Algeraiid Mrs MdCco Mrs Alclveo
was the center of attraction , ciulto oier-
bhadovvlng her Illustrious f ither in her fieah
boauty.
y 'Jlio appcai.mce of General\AIgcr ,
lode n spliile'd bay , was the _ ,
for the lislng or the prc > ieleiit
and cabinet As eich dopaitmcnt ciine
in frontof thostnnel the colors wcro dipped ,
nats lalied and in m.mv Instanees rousing
cheers given for the piesidciit , "Uncle JVny"
coming in foi the lion's shaio of attention
When \\lscousiii pisscd hi review.
M 1 : IO p. in. a sqiind of mounted police ,
Immediately followed b ) Coimnimloi In-
Chief Al or and staff , mudo its ntipu.iranco
In Adams square Ulio coinmindei In-chief
and stiff vvoio received on the ic-
viewing stand bj General Butler
and others ( leiicml liutler had been
on tbo stand since 1 0'oloc.k. 'Hardly
taken his position on the rev lowing bt ind
when tlio held of the pi occasion cumo Into
sif-'ht. Generals Algcr and Uutler stood side
by side saluting column after column a tlioy
pnssed. After the long nmrdivliieh the
veterans had undcrgcno they buieed tliem-
faelics for n good nppcuranco as they
passed tbc-ir coimnandor , and did flrely.
I'oit 5 of Chicago gave the llrst cheers at the
call , "Ilnrrili lei Our Next Piesl < ieiit"nnd
they w cio given hem illy. No\t c.iino nenll
vjtor "Thrco OhecM forOomrul Hutler , " fiom
tv'Wlsconsin post , and ttioywoio glien with
n villl. In fact , honois weio well divided bo-
t\vcen the tuo throughout the ? pissinij of the
pioeesblon. On the appear nice of the I'eim
sjlvauh posts \vlth their tutond battle ( lugs
lousingehccrs vent up.
Iho entire pando v\as asorlcs of ovations
for all the departments along the line from
thousands of patilotlociti7ens. The piiido
was ilio hours and thirty-flio minutes in
Viewed from Pranldin squnio the pnrado
was a nuigiiillcont spectacle , 'llio prrind arch
at the head of the squire M us llnoly decorated
ami wns the i enter of ntti-iction , espojlally to
the cjcs of tlio icteiaus , bearing1 , as
it did , a tlnily cicoulcd npicseritatlon of the
luittlo of ( lOttjshiui , ' . As thu pmidc ap-
poitudln sluht of tha urind stnnil at the
bquarothonlr icsounded with ohecr upon
cheer , and iilivuCioncral .Vigor cainu in sight
ho was \\tthdeafuihiKapnluiso \ 'J'ho
pincessioii was n iniifnifliont spoctiu-lofioni
this point , the line otmuuli roiehing nearlj
two tnllcb hi a itiatyht lino.
riieirnjoi-t'oiui ) u iiKfist.
BOSTON' , Mass. , .August 12. The Mnyors' '
club o ( lloston tenitcied nbaiiiiiet ) tonight to
1'ivsldent Harrison and other distinguished
visitors Iho jiroslilenthl pJity i\as ovei-
duo nt the ivlulmulu's hall icccption , and
niter a brief coremoiir at tlie tables Mayoi
lustier Introduced tbo pix'sidcnt , who
slid : "Mr Chiirnmi : I wish to thank
jou for this cordial welcome. In this mag-
iilllcent unmdonhiih wo huMisotn todiv of
the survivors oUhoMassaehiisetlsreglnonts
o ( t lieu iir for tlio union and in this mignitl
tent pnadeof Sons of Vototnns , coming on
\nw \ to tali ) their fathers1 pl.iees In ci\ll llfn
niiiTtDstiinil ab they ivero in their day us the
bulwark of the nation's defense , \\a
Invo soon niifrnitkont evidence of what
JIassnchusctts hns done In defense
of the union and flatf. and in
thesojouiiff nun woseo n pronflso of what
110 would do a iln if the evlironclos should
tall upon her toglvo her blood in dofcnco of
the union. Let mo again eorillallj thank yon
for your Interest and fi lindlluess mid to bid
jon Kood. night , "
AfUr tlie addioss the pi-esldcnt anil mom-
.rs of the cabinet ulth Admiral Gheinrdl
nnd stuff retired and pi oiccdul to the recop.
tlon lit the Mediaiilis building. At least
Jlftccn thousand people rivalled theinselvos of
the oppoittinlty to sco and hear
the distinguished persons \ \ liovoro an-
nonnced to bo present at the Joint retention
of the Uramt Army amivoiirm's \ Itolicf
Corps in Jlechtmlenlhall Ujioti the plitform
MOIO Airs. AniiloVlttoaniejer , na
tional pie&ldcnt of the Woman's lie-
lief Corps , AlKs Cliru llnrton ,
piesldont of the Ued Cwss association ,
and mum others. Shortly uftoi II o'c-Ioik
( lencml Algerurihed , followed soon nfter by
( luiural Shorman. Gcnond Shermnn was
amoni ; tliollrbt siunkers. Just as Genuiil
.ShcTiiiui rondutled his remarks the presi
dential poity ivaehcd the hall.
MIII AVulttomt'lr then spoke In belialfof
J ho U'onilii'b Hollcf Corps , faho outlined the
jXw of the oriranlntlon
- i GtnoralAlfnr was next called upon. Ho
thanked the city and ltd oftlfcrsor tlncou )
tcsles extondo.1.
Following General Alger the president was
liHx-oductil as 'Comrade ' Hairlson , pixsldent
of the United htatcs , " und \\a-s erected with
tniiuciidotti applauto. 1 ho president said :
' Mr , Chairman imd counuds ( of the
Qraiiil Army of the Hcpubllo : I
htv1 , imi < rc3 lous both ploaaurablg ana
painful ns I looked upon this procession of
\ctcr.iiis which swept through ( ho streets of
this historical cipltal todiy pleasurable in
the contemplation of so nnuy faces of those
Mho shared together the per'ilsarid glories of
the great stiutrglo for the union , sensations
ofn mournful soil as I thought how seldom
MO should moot npnln As I have stood In
the great national ccmptoiy nt Arlington and
seen those silent battalions of the dead Ihavo
thought how swiftly the reipcr Is doing
his work nnd hoiv son In th'i cattcred ceme
teries of the land the ashes of nil the solllors
of the great war shnll bo gathcieel to honored
piaves , And jet I could not help but foi > l
that In thcstuidy tn.id of those iHttnllons
lheioivnse't ) sttc'ngth ofhonitandllinh and
llvvould not be withheld if present pcill should
confiont the n ition that ion lev o. I thought
It altogether pioper that I should take a brief
furlough from ofllelnl duties to mingle ,
with you here today us a com-
rndo because every president must
rcnli 70 the strength of the government and
Its strength in war The iirni ) which Is to
muster under its banner when oui nation it
assailed Is to bo found hcie In the mass of our
peoplo"
On closing the president left nt enc and
took Iho midnight tinln for Wellington
There wore * loud e.ills for Vlco 1'rosldcnt
Morton and after eonsidci.iblo persuasion ho
was Induced to say n few words. 'Ihls closed
the speechmaking and the hall was quickly
cleared.
A Chicago J\ew4mner \ | IMaii ICills Ills
\ \ ii'o'H J.ovci ,
CniCAno , August U. ( Special Tdegram to
Tm : Hii : : , ] A veritable leader ofCbicago's
four hundred h dying tonightfroin ; thocffect
of a bullet 111 cd by a wronged husband , The
social leader Is Dr UdwardU' . Sawyer , an
old nnd vicl' ' known phjslelan , wno was shot
In tbo neck and fat illy wounded this lit tor-
noon by J. Dalton ranecr ) of the Chicago
horseman The greatest excitement prevails
In exelusiio society circles , where the doctoi
Is well known , and the causa of the shooting
neldsto tlio inteiestof tlie sensation.
IT.inohcr has been traiallnj foi his paper
for Iho list few ) ears and his viifo his ie-t
inaincel in Chicago This morning launcher
retumcd homofionm trip thioufr.Ii Wisconsin
1'or sometime , It Is siml , hu has susjectcd
Mrs Fancher of hilldclity. Todiy ho oh
talncd n confession fiom her She admitted
that for more than three v ears sbo had been
criminal ! ) intimate with Dr. Sivvjcr of No
, )7-'JVinecnnos ) avenue. Fimchcr left his
homo at o : t10J Cottugo Giwo avenue nnd
went direct to the home of tlio doctor. Ileio
he demanded a confession fiom thooldphjs
icinn , who admitted his guilt Tlio wioaged
hiisliind Insisted on having the confession in
writing , hut the Uoetoi Is said to hive re
fused. AVhat followe'd no ono except Fan-
chei knows , but a moment Inter the report of
a icuilvir was he.ud and Snwer's wlfo
lushed into the ollleo to find her husband
moitallyivounded and imcon'cloni
Dr iMlivard Saw j or It a physician withn
largo piMettcc , a man pioluibly lift ) ye-ars old
andtho fithci of a largo family His wlfo
was In the house when tlio shooiing ocetirrcd
andian up atihs seieainlng whensho henid
tbo sharp rcpoit of the revolver. On the
stain she mot Panther with the weapon still
In his band. He nil put hci and out Into
thostre < tandvvas\vulklng on tlio opposite
side of the stte-ot Mhentwo oftlccis anestcd
him At the tltno they did not know of the
shooihi } . ' , buttheh suspicions wcro aroused
by his cMltcdapnciuniiio At tin station ho
ted the story of his wlfo's and the doetoi's
c'onfe'ssion and declared that ho did not shoot
until after the doctor attempted to assault
him with a cane.
/ > -EWO < . .trSJ.V THE IfttJtK.
A Vorj Pooiillju'l't'lolc '
I'lnypd on Gar-
Hold Count ) Itoiii'lKniH.
UiKvvni. , Ji'ob , August 11 , [ Spechl Tel-
egrun toTici llnu ] Tlio demociatic county
eoinentlonvhlch was to have boon held heie
ye&terdnv wns not called to eider o'.vlng to
tlienctiou of the chalinidii of 1 he committee ,
L. W. Untlcy. 33 irtlcy was nominated by
the nlllnneo convention the week hoforo for
couaty attorney , and it seems tint he foi reel
the democrats would endorse or nominate
anothori.mdldate Consequent ! ! ho would
not cull his convention to order. This leaves
Gailleldcountv without loprosentitioii In the
st'Ue. congressional , ropic cntutiro 01 scna-
toiial conventions The democrats are on
the warp ith and sivasu1 they will haio the
chairman's scalp. '
An Indiana Phenomenon ,
. Ind , August 12. Tea acres
of the firm of Thomas Ilabon , Into rcpre on-
tatlvo in thokgrlslituie , thioo miles north of
Waldorn , lime been destroed for farming
purpose ? and gii'-at holes b.nev been b'own ' in
tlioeirth . 'llio courauof tlat rock crook has
been turned up sticam Blids , snakes anel
rabbits ind lisa me elead , while HMi weie
thoioiihly ( eookcil in the heated vvatcis
Without wanting a tcirinio o\ploston took
place. Ore it trees weio hulled skyward and
all the waters of Plat Kock cicok
converted to foun and stenm
A vast yockct of natural gas burst
forth nnd the scene wns hcautiful to behold
Tlio gas took fire and Wn/edllere'cly npabove
the lives and continued all )03teidayand ) hst
night. Onoof the maivollous cffectsisth.it
not a drop ot Plat Heck's ' flood his run below
thccavein slnco the upheaval The gie.it
caicrns bavo Ukuu In the cm rent and a
wide , foaming Nligaia Is created ,
rtcvlsln ; ; Jlisslsslpprs Constitution.
JVCMOV , Miss , August 12. The eoiistltu-
tional convention assembled piomptly nt 1
to lay. The convention was cillecl to oide r
b ) Secretai ) of State W Goinn and S S.
Cdnouso was elected pmldentof the con
vention on the llrt ballot. Aftoi electing
Jud o Cnlhoun pic'-ldcnt the convention ciiiii-
lkted Its oinanintioii and adjourned till to-
moirow. llio suffra0'o question is the main
ibsuo to bo dealt ivith It Is believed that It
will boelfeetnall ) hotllod and the Australian
sistoui modllled or amended and eiiKiafted in
the constitution as the most acceptable me int.
of regulating the gieat question
Texiin Ji ) > m urals.
S w Av TON 10 , Tex , August U ' 1 ho state
democratic convention met tills morning I
a,0K , ( ) delegates piosent. The dcleyiitlon as a
whole has adecldedl ) rural nivcnmiec , the
fnrmei c'loiiicnt piedommntliig Thcdayiviis
spent In choosing toinporaiy and jx > rmiinent
ofllecn To platform Is a strong document ,
denouncingtnocxorbltnnt tariff , llio federal
election bill and the meat course of the
United btates court. A paiil ! > was inserted
demanding sopirato railway e-oaelica for
vihitcs and blacks. The uppoitoisof ( Jen-
oral Hogg for governor are In the majority.
Call Tom I u Itoiul | > licnits ,
ScnMhro , Cal. , August 11 The repub
lican state convention mot at the state capital
today J. C , Campbell was elcctoA tempunry
chairman nnd Fran * llym teinponiry seci'c-
taiy. Chalimnn Canipholt appointed the
usual committees , after which the convention
nljouined until to o'clock tomorrow. The
four leiiiling candlditos for govcinor nio
Colonel S. MarWiam , Co U'lV-siinnu Moirlll ,
General Chlpman and Hon. IN bhlpiHC ,
'i ho Veiitlier I'orcoast ,
Tor Onnha and VicinityShoiiors fol
lowed by fair ; slight ! ) wanner.
Tor Nebraska Loi-al uiliu ; viurmer In
eistom , slightly cooler In western poillon ,
varlnblo winds.
I'oi low.a Light showers ; sllichtli wnnnei
except In e\trcmo southeast poitlon ; f > tn-
tionary tcmnomiuio , southoily winds , bo-
coining \utluble
KorSouth Dakotn-Ijlght local showers in
cistern portion ; varlibloniuiU.
, rsiillcMiul Ciipilitl .Notes , _ _
August 12. Senator IlliTlr ,
In behalf of thomnjotity of the members Oj
( he woinnn's buffingo commltlce
, today reIn -
| iort il fa\orubly tlio prqwed constitutional j
iiniendmciit to give women the light of suf-
It ago. f.3d
The sccrctarj of the Intcriortodny received
a telegram fi-oni the governor of Nciv Mexico
asking foi troops to suppress white cuji out
rages ,
TV Till ? C1IT7YT C\YPTI1\IV )
Ii illfc
) , bJLfcuU aAflUlUAlli.
Amid Cloud ? of Inceiso the Remains of Car
dinal Newman Lie in State ,
SORROWFUL SCENES IN THE ORATORY.
Snrplloeil Kntliois , Chul In Boinhro
Iuuit , iii lournliil Tones
the Solemn \\ords \ ol'
* the
7)nnett\ \
Biitvivoiu-M , August 12. [ Nuv Yorlf
Herald Cable Speelil to TUB Bm.1 1 bet
out b"tlmoj tills morning , In spite ot Iho
dismal weather , to visit tlio oratory -where
Cardinal New mm lies dead. His situated In
Jilgbatton , a charming suburb about one
inllo and a half from liirininghani X made
iiuiulilea of persons about the hotel
the llrst gcntlotnin had not heard
of the cirdliml's death , aiiothcrunderstood he
Ind died in London and a third sharp eyed
youth had ncvorheaul of either 11100111x111111 !
or the or.itory. Musing on the vanity of
Kieatness I hurried along through the riln
'Jhoro is nothing app.iicnt In this busy
metropolis to Indicate that in Its midst
ono of the giants of this century had Just
breathed his last ,
Thooratory Is an unpretentious building of
red bilek directly on tbo street rJho church
shads next door , but on ipproiching uclthci
cr.tponor any other sien of mourning was
Uaible , now was thcio any ciowd or
bustle A handsome joung father
leeched mo and fuinishcd tbo foi
lowing inform ition. "Uho cardinal's
death has so tiUon us by surpiiso tliat no
jlau of arrangements hasot been perfected
'Iho funeral will tnko phco hero ono week
from toelti ) and the body vlll bo bulled at
Kcdnal , a little \HUifcO sc\cti miles distant ,
Mhero wo have our or.itory retreat.
The cardinal vili bo , by his own
Misli , laid beside Father Anibiose. St ,
John , vho ho loved so dearl )
and Mhoniho addressed In these touching
lines : "And to j on especially , dear Ambrose
bt. John , whom God g.ivo mo when ho took
cier ono clso nu.iy who are the liijhs bet -
t eon my old life and mj new ; who ha\o now
for tiveiity-ono jeirs been so devoted
to me , so piticnt , so zcilous ,
so tender ; who IKIVO let mo lean so hard upon
) ou : M ho h iva w atched mo so narrowlj ! who
liivo never thought of yourself if I vaa in
question.1 Yeso , \ were all piesent
when the caidlnal passcl awa ) ,
but theio were no dctth bed
seencs , ho belnj In a comatose
state almost fiom the commencement of his
attack.
"The body Is being this moment arranged
to bo cnnled Into tbo chinch , \\heio \ It Mill bo
on view tomoirow nnd for bovcrnl das ) ; If
) ou will come this afternoon I Mill airango
fur ) ou to sco it" Leaving the or.itoi )
I called on Dr. Blunt , uho has been
the cardinal's attendant for many ) cars Dr.
Hlnnt , with de.ui shaien face and seiercly
cut Kirments , pi events himself. ' i'heiovai
not the slightest hope , " s.vidhe , "from the
beginning ot his attack Theiols nothing
more terribio In \s \ effect upon
the Ingod than seuumonla. I have Jhovn
such persons stiicken doivn when secinln ly
In o > cellcnt health and die within Inlf an
'Iho Inflammation spieael In tlio cardinal's '
right lung , rapidly advancing su Inches la
less than that iiiiay houu Ho had no
\ itahty left to resist It. No Indeed , tno body
will not bo finbihncd and no sunrcon's '
knife shall o\cr dUllgmo those sacred w-
mains. As soon as death was evident the re
mains weio dressed in the cardinal's grand
robes of state. You will see thorn when ex
posed in church tomorrow. " Regarding that
I was moio foitunato tlnn the doctor sup
posed , foron calling at the outoryat lo'cloelc
I \vas allowed to witness the ceremonies
connected with carrying the lomnlns Into the
sanctum- ) .
Down the silent corildor came the fathers
of the oiator ) , some in surplices , some In
sombio coasacks , chin ting In mournful tones
the solemn Latin wouls of the mlsorero.
All momoers of tlio coiiimuinty fouiteen In
number , weio present except t\io \ brothcis.
Dii ally after them came the pui plo sluouded
bier rourontly borne by members of the
household. Ciosslng the court jard , fresh
with green and the bright sun now shining.
the proccaston entered the ihuich , and pass
ing up the center alslo laid the reveied bur-
ilen 011 n catafalque icady In tbo fiont
Silently the mouinlngfathcrs moved about
each doing his appointed woik ono lighting
foui monster candles vihich gumdcd thu ic
mams on either corner , cno bringing a ifiltro
\voiidiously wrought In nhito satin and
littlng it tenderly on tlio hold oftho gieatdc-
paited , another iilte-lng at tbo feet a snnll
table , on which tvio candles threiv down their
light upon a silver howl tilled with holy
water , nnd still another l.ilnga ) blight ted
caidinal's lint upon the body. Then short
praters vvoio said nnel a few psalms read ,
while ono oftho hiothers waved clouds of hi-
cense and a tiled conn ulo sprinkled the 10-
mninsvltb drops from a sliver bowl Then ,
having knelt in silent prier ) , the biothcis
signing themselves dcvoutedly ono by ono ,
withdrew.
Never have I looked on n moro Impiesslvo
sight. I ventured to nppronch the catafalqu i
and look upon the cm tidy pirt of the great
oiator nnd'tlieolot'iun , placed iiith his fico
standing out In sharp relief against
a ma aitlecnt bickground of pur
ple and gold eheelts nnd mouth
.sunken , nose hooked and , vciy proininent.
He Is in full pontifical dress Ills breast is
IIUIIKlth jei\elled chains nncl crosses , the
bunds ni'e ' gloved In puiplonnd the feet shod >
with sllppirs ilchlj embroldeicd Kow
all haioilthdrawn sa\o \ n few kneelIng . -
Ing pilests , and Caidinal Neuniati
lies alone In the silent snnctuaiy hero his *
bllier tongue will ho lieardno moio. lleq.uljm
miuslll bo said toinorron at 10 a m. and
toetiry Cer ) evening at h.
A Sliipwi-c'uUcd Oiew.
[ Cojii ; fy/il / JSlHbu Jimes Hoiilun lltnnctt. }
PUSH , August 12 fcw'ork Herald
Idm
Cable -Special to Tin : ln5l-A ! tolegiani
fi-om Fecamp to Temps icporta the airival at
tint pott of the crew of the Chilstophor
Coluiube , which was recentlyluu'dawuand
idm
sunk b ) the Netheilind'8 Amorcm s > team
nmignllon company'sstounor Obvaii | on the
banks of Newfoundland. The crew ro
tint the captain of the Obdaii - d ,
although asked to do so bv the captain oftho
UhrlMophci Columbe , to lower a t > oit to aid
Inplcldntr up thocroiv of the Trench vessel ,
four of whom wcro diovvacd. Passengers of
the Christopher Columbo hive also signed ofa
statement attesting thn s.iino fact.
CliaiMitey Depeiv's U
j\ugu t -Spei-lalUablOrfi-aii [ to
TiiK"BiT.-Cbauiiccy ] M. Dejuw , prosldcnt
of the Now York Central ic * Hudson Hlver
. rallroal company. Mas at OLcranmierijau
Sunda ) . llwajuU latcntloH toyo thence"to
Hamburg.
liidloiilloiis Seem ID Show That a Con-
Illot Is .Inevitable ,
i tal& tSMbit Mtnc.1 Uonlnn Iteimctt. ]
Snvu > oit , ( via LaI.lbertad ) , August
12-New York Ilerild Cablo-Speolal to
TUB 13tn. ] War with Honduras now np-
penrs to bo Inevitable. Thonctlons of PiMl-
clcut Kogranof tint countiy Invo not been
satisfactory to I'rovts'onnl ' President K/eta
of Sim Salvador , and ho is Irri
tated bojond mrasuii } . taetn Is untcliliig
the situation closely and inly tnko sunnniry
action at an ) time. In thtlineantimo Bogiati
4n kept busy -Matching artain In his own
tcnitory. Sovonl rorOlutlOas are sild tobo
in progtess In Honduras , although Boriii ,
claims that ha Ins routed nil mnlcontcntannd
tint hh country Is at peace.
Actho hoitilltles between Guatemala and
Sin Salvadorhu\o \ no\v \ been suspciiaed for
iKirlythreowceks , but the mimes of the
conn tiles aw camped within sight of each
other rendj to niitldppta am movements
looking to aiencnal of Jho waif.iro In tbo
meantime the minister of OostaUtcannd Nl-
caiagua haio not ceased tliolr effoits in bo-
InlC of peico. They have beeu liird
at work and ha\o had the neti\o co-operntlon
of the entlro diplomatic coi3. | Minister
Mlzner , United States minister resident in
Guatemala , c.imo ashore at La Mbcitad
Siturchy nnd on Sunday m rived heie. Pro
visional Pivsldent Enta entertained Minis
ter Mlznernt a banquet today and the host
feeling proullcd
Minister Mlrncr appeared deposed to act
in the Interest of a settlement of the
dlfllcultlcs botwccn Ousitcnalannd Salvador ,
and \\heii hti anIvcd here brought a copy of
I'reslelent Barilllas1 formal deelnratioli of
var agilnst the public. This was the llrst
infornutlon in the matter rceohed. nttho
capital of this countiy and the flist oflicial
inform ition that the goiernment of
Salvador had had on the subject. As Ouata-
nnla fli-st invaded SaUador without anj
foi mal declaration of her intention , the atti
tude of Bnilllas , nfter hi foi s vcro iihip
ped , lu issuing his decree , is considered ro-
dleulous. Iho interior of Sahaelor is quiet
nnel tlicio nronoindicitiotis " of nnymoroout-
brcaks ngalnst Kzoto "Xr. AJbcit Mona has
been iippoiutcd minister of public instruction
Atecuitismii * wseitro.iA * .
His "U'lll Slioitly Ueavo the FVcncli
for IIo inc.
TimnrU ]
IJAIII , August 12. [ SpccialCableffr.ini to
Inn nii : . ] Archbishop Conlgnn of New
York arrived hero today with Ids secretary ,
Dr. C. E. McDonnell. The nichbishoiiis on
his way homo , Ids intention being to leave
the Fiench capital towards the end of the
vieok for England , wlicro ho will imko a
very shoit stay , taking an Atlmticlliicr
elthei 011 the closing diy of this or 01 the
Jhst of next week , Mgr. Corrigw is well
satisfied atthoprospDctsof a specily icturn
to his archdiocese. Ills sUy In Europe has
not been one of unalloyed pleasure lie has ,
of course , experienced tbo dollghts of a tour
through the holy hud ; his visited the
but led cities , Ilcrculnncuni and Porapcilj
peered Into the crater of Vesuvius nnd still
moro iccontly ga/odon tho- mysteries of the
passion play as enacted lit Oocramihcagau.
Duilnglds rcsldonco inljomo , however , be
has had upon Ills mind aaxlcUes necessaril )
attending the progiQss " , - 1lo 'projiogandi
nnd deliberations relative to the eabc of Dr
Buttsell , which virtually meant the settle
ment of grave troubles in the chuich la
America raised bv the rebellion of Dr
McGlnnlntensHlod ) by his attitude subse
quent to his condemnation by Koine , A
gentleman -who called at the hotel
Do Latheo this evening In the hope
of seeing Archbishop Corrlpm was
recciied by Di , McDonnell , his secretary ,
who acknowledged the truth of the sweet
imputation that ho had been raised to the
innkof monslgnour. "Dr. Coirigan will only
remain a few diys In Paris , " said Mgr. Mc
Donnell , 'hoviai much aftectcd by thoObei-
ammorgau play , as Is ever ) Catholic who
sees the peiformnnce , uvjurdlnglt a picsen-
tationus faithful nsls poislbleof tlio ister-
les of passion. IIo did not notice any of that
mercmtilo spirit which Is often alleged as nn
irgumcntagainst It Viewed with the ojo
of faith , ills u wonderful performance"
"AVhatls Aichbishop Corilgaii'h ' opinion of
Cardinal Nqwrnan 1"
"Kierjono viho knows his llfo nnd work
feels that the church of Unghnd loses In him
a personality vihosu charm and Influence hnio
heena mlghtj-power , "
" .And vlth reference tcthe / case of Dr.
Buitsell ? " asled the visitor.
"llio ciso was decided by a college of the
propiganda liiArchblshop Corrlgan's fiver , "
( repllcd Dr. JIcDonnoll , ' 'and Dr. Eurtsell
submitted to the dcelblonos a Catholic priest
deshlng to remain hi the communion of the
church. IIo could not do othor\viso , for the
verdict Aias final. " ,
"Is It likely that Dr. Jlnrtscll miy bo rein
stated inhls pnishat epiphany } " thovlsltor
asked , but Dr McDonnell declined to m.iko
oven those sybillino ropllns that Invo man ) a
tlmoniidoftendrlicn aJfoAV Yoik icpoitei
to the vcrgo of desperation.
Kinds anil VfiiieiilniH Pi ht.
CovsTismoi'i.r , August U. [ Secia [ :
Cable-grain to Tur Biaj I'urther conlllets
luu e occurred botii eon Iho Kurds and Ar
menians In tlio Alashgujd dlstiict. Itisio-
ported tint n b.uul of Armenian volunteers ,
mounted and well armed , has appeirodat
Erzeroum and is fastreciulting ndhcronts.
The report has caused a panic among the
Turkish authorities. jTho covoinor of
Uneroum hasordeicd the expulsion of fifty
Armenianb suspected of hailng piomoted the
recent dKtuibanco ,
Ilie KmIHTOI'lit tlio Heml ,
Eritiav , August 12- [ Special Cnblognm
to Tnunii : : . | The uutiUpn pnrado of the
guards lias held today on the Tcmplcliof com
mon , Tha oinporor nnd empress and the piin-
ccs of the Imperial family were present. The
emperor rode back at tlm ithloss at the head
of the c-olor conipniy and received an ovation
i from the thousands of spectators along the
i oute.
Attaekccl by Yaps.
i , August -Kutlvcs of Yap , cno
of the Caroline Islands , , recent ! ) atUcked an
unaimed detachment /ram the Spinish gnrrl-
SOH cutting viood In a forest. Of the Spm-
ards one lieutenant anil iwtiitv-scven soldlci-s
wrro killed and the rcit.oscipcd Mivo ho.it
lends of tioons weio af ten-wards sent toattack
the until es , but met With bucli resistance
that theyw'ero compellcJ torothe.
CclllHlll'H ItOBllU'IlC'll Attlioki-ll.
Ilin > os ATIII : , August U. A inch today
attacked the residence of cx-Prcaldcnt Cel-
i.1.
man and tbuMteiied to burn It to t.hu ground.
' 1'tio goiiTiiincnt has filicoducordon 3f tivops
aioundtho house for lts < ] > iotectlon.
IMaiiltoha'n C. nips All Kl hJ.
MOSTKKM , August U I'l-csldeiit Allen of
the Manitoba If. Ji'orthiv > stcrii roll way bus a
dispatch stating that the n nt frost In the
valley of Miunedoju dltl no damage to the
crops
Victims ol" llio Cholera ,
Augajt 13. Ono hundred and
seventeen persons died from cholera In JK'c-
caeaterday ) , InJcUJati agveutr-nino dial.
PILFERISC FROM UNCLE Sill
u Steal $500 Vorth of Stamps
From the PostofEco at Blue Springs !
HEARING IN THE TRAIN ROBBERY CASE.
Tlie OlilliUonH * Uotuhivo Opoiis at ,
I'lalNniiiut h 'fcri'llile Voulilunt
ill Clia jiiiiuii The i.lopu-
iiient AtanUi.
WVMOIIR , N'eb , Auitustl'i ' [ Special Telo-
to I'm Hii ] buvlarj occurred at
BlnoSpilngslustnlKht. An catunoevns
oblilned to the posto.llce , Iho safe
was blown opnn and i-I3J A\ovth of
stunps nnel aboit ? rt In inoncj
taken. Thohurglirs hailiislted CortiMiH'S
bhiksinlth shop and helped Iheiimelvcs to
such tods as thev iieulcel , which thuy loft
scittercd around on Iho floor after the jou
was done. Iho mini cr in which the work
\viw clone sbo\v- > they ncrocxpoilciucd hands
attho business. 1'hoi loftno cle.v.
C.i e.
I\'eb. , Ausimt 12. [ Special
Telegr.im to Tin Ili.i.l-Tho pnll : lnut
ln-'uinglu the IlPirqn brothers train robherj
ease \vns begun this afternoon hoforo County
.Txulgo Wnlcott. I Irs. Watson nncl Mr
Cleveland , pisbenifcii , ami Conductor Ke.i
Ion all sivoiote > the Ulcntltj of the pilsoncrs ,
but the iii\estU'itlon w.n bOlhciiouKhtliat
tbejue the only ones oviimned today ,
l'i.\rr--Moini , Xob , August lU.-Spcoinl |
Telegrun to Tnr DM : 1-Tbo Oddfellows' '
conelavo wis welcomed hero by a splendid
rain , and whllo this Interfered with ulans
somewhat not an Oddfellow or .iKohcknh
inado acomilaint. ) 'llioy are is much Intoi
estcd In good crops asln Invinga { 'land out
door dlsphy at their leunlon. If the
rain Is over now the people tomonow will
enjoy themselves the bottet for having it , as
theio villl bo no dust and the atmosphere
will bcpurcr Uoda ) has boon given up al
most excluslvolj to viclcoinliiBVlsitors fiom
the lodges of the four greit stiles and social
intercourse and committee work.
Tonight at Uioopcia house the IJobekahs
rclidoied anndinlrablo piogrammc The ad
dress of welcome \VM mido by illssMnry
liovd cud It was excellent in nnttcr nnd de
livery. Deputy Grand \lnst r Evain ot
Omaha icspondcd on behalf of the visitors in
a speech mixed vuth Oddfellow liistor )
nnd .Amcilciui humor. Ho pdcl n gloivltig
tilbutoto the women of the order and the
work accomplished , and predicted that in the
neir future tint Oddfellows would go to
their lodge meetings with their 11 ivu and
daughters on their arms , equils with them
in everything The stitoincnt was
enthusiasticallj applauded GiiuidSoctctar )
lilts. Albeit i uttely folloiied on beh ilf of the
Msltin , ; sisters and gave a brlof history ol
the Kcbok.ihs nnd their alms. In the musical
pat of theprogiammo the Kobekihs vvtuc
twisted bj the young Wen's Christian abso
clition uholr , Mis Merges , the little .Mlbbi s
I'lo and Aimio Dibljandotlicis.
Tomnrroii , however , is to ho the l > ly daj
and following is the programme : The pro
cession , under comnnnd of Grand MUHhal
It 1 ? Mjers , will foi m at 10 o clock
on Sixth street and mniih north to
Tine , east to rpurth , south to Main ,
cast to Second , countermarch on Mnln and
theiieo out Ghlcapo a'vetmq to Fitzgerald
prove There the exercises , under the super
vision of Past Giand J W , Humphreys ot
bhena-uloah , Ta , vice preside ! t of the asso-
diton ! , will bo as follows : Music ; pniycr
by Grind Chnplitu O'JSTell ; music ; nldross
of welcomoby 1'nstOr.ind S M.Chapman ;
response lip Past Giand Hun phrejs ; music ,
address liy Diother Funk W. Uvms of
DesMoines ; music : ; meeting of uonilicrs of
nssoci ition to .select place of meeting for thu
icuuion of Ib'Jl ,
A Horrible Accident ,
Cnu'MA\Nc : > , Aiiju9tl3. ( [ Special to THE
Dm : . ] A hoirlblo nceidoiit occurred hcic
hst night. 13ttt , diughtor of U Cougcr ,
eighteen jcirsolel , vias shot In the niik'o ' Ii )
her brother whllo loidlnga shotgun. Ampj-
tition was icndered neccssai ) .
The Dlopcnirnt Jllanln.
Aiiioiii ) , Kcb. , August 12 [ Spochl
toliin lJi'B.J Tbo elopement mmla scorns
to haio struck Banner county. Sumliy Mr
ICellj , a halfbieed Indian , eloped with
MiasXortou , cnu oftho brightest and prct-
tiostjoung ladles in the county. Mr , Kelly
has lieen attontlvo for nnay months , but air.
Noiton suld "no , " nnd fora while thooung
mail has hold aloof. Mr. Norton reeoiitlv
left en a business tilpaiiestand , on Sunday
morning Mi1. Kelly s teun appealed at the
door. Miss Norton , assisted by him , hopan
loading her trunk , vihcti the mother fainted
and his been in a bed over slnco. The Hying
couple , tarried but n fewmoincnts , , biit dfoio
to .Klmbill , and that U the last known of
them Mr. ICdly isthosoii of Mil" Kcly | ,
one of the wealthiest men of Ohocnnc. )
TFifl r eng I'liic Clinntnuniin ,
Lo\o 1'iVB , Xob , August 12. [ Special to
Tun Bii 1 There weio tlneo sermons do-
livoud ontho ( JhautaiKjua grounds on Sun
day. Itov II. \Varrcn , president of Gates'
eollcgo of Nolla'h , in the forenoon , Kcv , J. T.
MoFurland , iircsldent of the Wesloyaa uni-
vorslty of Mt Pleasant , Ii , in the after
noon , and Dr. J T Uuriea of Oinihu In tlio
evening. About two tnousind people wcu
on the giounds tint da ) , and tlio vieathei
vvnsadmlrablo Such strong men as these
jtibtspokcn ofalwnis biing a good audience
mid last butidiv was nooxception
Kcv .FT HloPailand yestordiy delivered I
a verv instructlvo and cntoitaining' lectuio
on 'Dolhus and Sense" IIo htld his au-
dieiieo spell bound for cno hour aiiet thirty
minutes Prof J3 H. Oeoi gave a conn-it
with about ono liundied voltes la tlio class i.
It Is astonishing hoiv cjuiekly these chsscshi 1
musle cm msuino such prolleioneymel
bo able to render sue1 ! line music >
with only a fowdajs prqrnratlon
A fiieat Jeal of credit is duo Prof Gieor for
thohnrdivoikho has done lor this class ; the
class being holarpe and so vicll nttoiidcd MILS
a gieat incentive to work , both foi the In-
structor and also for the pupils.
On Thursday , August 1-4 , will bo O rind
Armj clav , and that will bo the daj when
the lii'KCSt number of people will bo on the
grounds Allthoolel holdiers Infouiorllvo
counties will bo present. Of couiso the
main object of thotruo Chaiituuqim Is not to
simply Invo a largo iftuhorin , ? ofpeoiilo , hut
there must bo one or t\\a diys of each
assunbl ) nllottod to the entertainment of the
people who donotattcnd reiulaily. ;
lion. J J. Nesbltt of North I'lntto Neb ,
nnd Conrad Hani } , A. M. , of ICmknkcc , 111 ,
will ho the oratorsof tint day. On hituidiiy
ovoiilnKiiiHoccurtliogro.it gold medal
tcst idln tlio afternoon the giaduatlng ex-
orcUus. DnMondiy and Tuesday of next
week will occur a gran I amendment rally
I'lovldetiilnl llains ntVoilc.
YOIIKNob , , August 12. [ Special to THIS
Bui ] Hover d rains In the last tno days
have proved of git it benefit to the coin crop.
Thli is the first jilneo Juno , and Mhllo too
latoto save all the crop , itlnsuroH a larger
poreeiitojto tlian Aim frenorslly cxpeitetl. The
bouthorn part ol the county u 111 not bohclpcu
veiy miich , M tboeropls too farKoro , Iiint
> eoi't < coin inQiiotcd ntMJ cents.xvith nosioin
thomaiket , a ) farmers are holding it with
thooxpcctatlon ofa fvrtherlnciease
< V I'coiillar ItunaMiy. /
TLKIIOIIV , Neb , August 12. | Bpeclid Telo-
- toTiiBllm ] About 3W ! this after
noon a ruuavmy team , ivlth nothing but the
front wheels of a Imiryy attacheel to them ,
caino tearlngdown Fiont strcotnt breakneck
speed nnd ran in at the opcti door f 1'iy'a
livery stable , Mhcre they wcro caught ,
I.-lierMnan Frv nnd G. II. ( looelh uxl took
thoruniwais' ineMitiliiK tnil and followed it
south t\\o \ miles , \vherei they met the cnuioi
oflho-teiinMr.lohnArir of Ml Hard Mr
Arff fortuiintelyeseaiioel with nothing moio
seilousthatiii briitsel lou The tcnn , which
Is a liny one , took fright nt thonoUoof a
threshing machine noit the roilsldo
and nnidi ) a biidclon Jump. uhirh
Hiiippol the .Wnp bolt in twain. Thi )
noildont oepimvd nliaut four and
u hdf ralloesouthr'asior heix1 , ivhoie tbeivar
\\lie-ols ami bcijv eif tlie' bti'gyIMI \ ) loft
stineling in the roud llio lean ) es aped
Without II MMt ill
Stf < iii .liiii-/ ; It i-inc.
SntoMsmi.n , Nob. , August 11 [ Spechl tfl
Tut "Hri'.J-l'olk county has stiff tied from
tlioeliMiith ( or n longtime , but last week good
r.iliis fill , { { lentil iuiiovlrir | ) tlwoulloolt The
coin cioplll yet bung cimsld'rable returns
1 ho l'ell < county noun il Institute Is now
insesslon ut thotollojic' building * uul Is well
attended. 1'iof M. It famiU'iass , prhielp.il
ofthoOsccula schools , Out it ) Superintend
out of Schools J O. Uotueilcr , .1 J llrvuut
and II U. Iluiitof thost.ito Jutnvtwlty being
tlieiiistnictois.
Johiil1illinntinn elirhte enj ear-old boi.run
u nisti nail In his hnnd hituuliv mid ( ilooil
poisoning set in nialdiiK' H neeossiiy to inn
putatobolveeii the tlbow and shoulder Hi1
\ \ \ \ \ reiovei
JauiMViitts , a fanner 1U iiisin the ewtoia
poitionof lliu eoitih , neir Shelby , nNil
1,0U ! hushels of prinio fill iihoat oil slxti
miet , of groind this season.
Ihofiuiurs' alliance plenlo hold at lo
leit's tiovoGrldiy , mis agroit iiffitr.
] listings
N"ehUii iut V [ bpoclU to
Tun llhn. ] .Too Hanson , the pioneer ddr.'i
nnu and \veilthj lana owner living neir the
eitr , recolveel a scriojs , ifnotfitil , fr.wturj
ofthoslfiilllastcvonliiB' , tlio losultof a kick
b ) a fiietious inulo.
II. C MinniK.ivhovasallowod nt the re
cent republican county convention the eotir
twy of scleeting His delegation lothcllo.it
contention to boholdat Uluo Hill ScuU'in
ba'S. his decide I not tobo auuullduto , and
will insist on the Ad.uns county iloltjMtion
voting for the Ve biter countl eandidnto
Colonel 0 IKO of Vi inklln county , chalinrin
ofthocoiifjicssloimlcciitiil coinniltte'o of this
district , will open hcidquirtcis in Hastings
next vcolc
friends of the T-niid monument funl uw
MOattcrni ' ivh it has baoma of tlio sevoril
solii'lthij ? coinuilttcos The connillti'o slioult
Invo ivpoitud at tlio lecout
convention
at Denver
DcAVm Uiicwixo , Is'eb. , August 12.-
fSpocnl to 'run Ili.n. ] Tlio ivanollcil ;
troubles tit thli point uro not settled yet
Ilio slieiiflof Sewail county has soiled an
injunction on Kov. J. I1 Ash , the roielcnt
minister , nnd a part of the trustees who favor
the JSbhor and Down in fiction. 1'ho church
isabojt evenly divided nt thisplaeo In taking
sides with llio Iabb ) and Dihoi and Boil-
mm fictions ,
Thclatoi.iiiisnroilolng the corn ciopon -
sldor.iblo j-ood , and the f anne rath ink the )
villl nibo enough to feed them tlnoutli the
winter.
Mr and Mis J ? M Dinner ) will loaio
b.tuidiy for a few months sojourn In
Luropo.
Troiiltlo Oic'ifwo irori-es ,
VOIIK , Is'eb. , August 12. Harvey 1'icUrel ' ,
a f armor sout Invest of this city , loaned two
of hlsiuniiiag1 borsei tea mantotakoto tlio
Stroinsburg races , cntor thorn and di\ldo the
winning- } . The follow piwneel thomfor & >
nfter arriving in that burg , and when
1'ickiel arrived on the scene and claimed Ms
liorscs the livery man refused toglvo them
up. Iteploviii papers -wcio procured , but the
sliorlff refused to break Iho lockjif thostablo
door. Mi Pickiol drove tiioU to York to
consult with hli attorncs. They Immediately
sent , a young lawyer named DeBoId utter Iho
horses with instructions to smash all loelcs ,
which he didand , was promptly ancsted.
An nppoaramo bond was given and the
houblo la not over ) et.
V Ilorsol'liiel1 Him to 12irth ,
GEM-VJ , Neb , August 13 [ bpechl Tclc-
grainto Inn BIB. ] A young man named
Gilbert Ijashello stele a horse some weeks
ago of George Wairou of Ginftcn. Notices
iv ore sent out of the theft anel a few dis
since the sheriff got vvoid fiom a town In Ar
kansas tint buch n horio .is disoi'ibed vi.is
ucldeii into tonii and liad dlcl tlicro nnd tint
llio mm gwo his name as Lusholle 'llio
thief been no suspielousof the n lions of the
clti/eiis and left lei parts unknown ted ly
ThokhoLiflt was wlwd fiornDcmar that La-
shollo wis iinlor .irrefatniid to co'iiomd get
him Thosliciilt armed vvitli the proper pi
pers look the lirst train for Denver. Li-
shcllois aicsUi-iitof Grafton ,
1'ncapo cil'a Reckless Piisoner.
FJICMONT , Is'cb. , August 12 [ Spochl TJo-
granite TUB llnc.l- Last evening the deputy
shoiiff of Butler county vuis on his ii.iy
homo from Omaha with a prisoner ehaiyod
ivltlihona stoiling As the Xlknorn pis-
senger twin AIUS n fo\v miles cist of Lin-
ivood the prisoner made a sucecssful buak
for llboity. On the pretext of going to the
other end of the car ho dashed Ihroimh the
dooi nnd loaned f win the train while it was
running ( it tlio rate of fortj miles an hour.
I'liotiain wasstoppodas soon nspos lbloaiu !
when It bickcd up the h.ind-culted piisonui
disiippearcii ovcsr the blulfs The oflleur pur
sued butlt isnofc known n holder ho cap
tured the fugitive ,
. nt Wjilioo.
\Yxnoo , Nell , August U [ Spoelil Telo -
gram to Tau liu ! ) The tciehcM' Institutej
opened licio list night and was lectuicd toby
Piof Bcattioof Lincoln. The Institute wil
lastfo- two vecks , with the following corps
of instructors Piof. J A. U'atsoii of Ian
nosseo , ilisM Hritcliott of Valpiruiso , 1'rof
llealtio of Lincoln , biipsiinUndont L II
Ur.llbui ) anilB. T i ! ooel \Vnhoo All la
under the management of County Superln
tendent U'atson. Ihoio promises to bo n very
lnrjo number of tiacluis in attendance. Th
etiiblhncut ahead ) execeds 150 ,
The Prodigal Dnnuhtcr Itotnriifl
riu.Mosr , Kcb. , August \ [ Special Tula
gram to Tin BII ] Umim Mnrsha , younj ,
lad ) whomjJtorlously disippcired about
week aj/o from hti homo ntTckamnh , was ii
Fremont last niffht on her way homo. He
father bad offcieda rcivaidof ? 10O for knowl
edgoof her iihoroibouts and OlllcciIIerro
thisclt dibcoveied lui Iiitho employ of hi
brother at Hooper. The roiurd has beei
tuiued over to him.
An A. 0. U , W.lMonle.
STIU.TI , Neb , August 1'J [ Spechl toTu
Bnr , ] flio moiubers of the Ancient Order o
United Workman of htolh will- hold thel
fouith annual picnic on Thinsdiy , August 1
The programme will consist of music ,
HiKcchus , trotting laces , a baseball gamenn
shooting matehis Kxcurslon r.itos Imv
been seemed from all.Mlssourll'acllic point
aiida largo number ol visitors are expcitot
to bo piesent.
Plroi t Vf > rillKie <
Vr.itDinitPNob , , August lti.-SpeclalTo [
egrain to Tur. B CB J Plro broke out at 3n in
In llio one-story frame hiilldlng uscel by W
Clnppell as a giocory stmo nnd postoflico ,
destroying the building anil contents and a < s
thotxvoadjolnliigbuilding , ounodby 1'ran
Ojiecaiisky , u t\vo-story fume , used as aliul
below ancf bit oping rooms aboio , 'Jlio loss o
Opecomky la * iOUOlth , no Insurance
Chappcll't. loss isVOO , fully insured
1 on IjJltn to Hiu < 9 Corn ,
Feb. ,
K , ] t ulto ft hcivyihoMcr pisse-
over htro thli afleriioou tjoh/igiouthea-st Ir
dlcations wcro that the storm nas ery bcav )
south cl us Yesterday HO had allghtialn ,
but fears arocntcituineu by the farmers that
I It Is too law to save tliQ corn crop ,
V
5 \SIIODLD \ HE FIIRSISI1ED ,
Desired Regarding tlio Batik
opjsits of Hcbrnska limners.
NG IMPRESSION IN THE EAST ,
Ulu Mislead Im ; Sliiti inoiils
uulateit 'liirouglKiiit
That See *
tion Dili n y Mu < Slutu a
Gieat. Injustice.
\VAsni\flTo\Bvnr\vTiirOMViu Ilir , 1
nit : IVtMin i > tn Hrui rr , >
\V\tn \ i NHTOV 1) ) ( J , Atigust 11 )
Somtor 1'addoelx deslroivorj niiuli to ob
tain fiuin the picsldtnti or iishiin of thd
bulks throjirhoiit Xcbr.i < k 1 1 ho anioun t of elc <
IHHltsof fiii'mow in such binks IIo say3
tint tlio sennto b uoing diily ivgalidlth
st.itoiik'ntstliatN'obnshi faunord -
111-0 pau <
pei-s , that a ficiltuwlun p oie-n nfiiluw in
his own state mil th.it the , ueMililnliivq
built up the proipjiih of Nobrisk i ir. piac-
tle.ul ) dopenelont iiHn | ) otnor uvoi iti.ius for
suppoit. Ho Is nn\loui toliiivothofacta
fllth iihichto refeitothowstntoin > nu.vlileli
aio diimiglin ? in thoe\tileniij to Nebraska in
the eist , uul i\hie'i. ' through their \ildo-
spread oiiMiliitlon , ho feeU will result In in-
cilciilihlolnjui ) to the jwoplo of tlio coin
muiilt ) iniihieh hehvcs
A coMi'uoiiiM : in : v ( urn.
The confcroneo coinniltteo on the Indian
apprupiiiillon bill hm reached a I'oiupniiijiso
nu'icfinciit upon the contio\ersy lii\nl\liig
the cniolliiiunt of the .Murphy faiill.\uith
tlio Sw and Pot Iitdl ins The compromise
was luuposod by Son \liindor-ioa and Is ft
inodifle'.ition of Ben itor Padlock's oilclnnl
miionlinont It pre'series the light and
equities of the Murp'iys '
pending the luusti-
gition , % > lilch Is to bo in ide bi a .poeial
agent taken outside of Ivaiuas ind Mc-bi nkn ,
uheiothosoinlciosts ate loeiteel It pro-
\ldosthiitllioso\vhoha\o been omolUvlsmca
Januriy 1 hst shall not paillciinto in the
piesent annnitles , nnd pending the sio itl In-
ic-.tigatlon thi < piovision slmll In no way
liojudlcoUiQ cl.ilimof thosonho have beou
enrolled slnco Januniy eivlio maj heijafttr
beoniollod It pliees the chiinib of'thobO
persons ics ndjuillcat without projtulica
niiatcvor
UIOIT
Anovoiilnpr pipei doiotes a column and a
liitf under laigo dlshj houdlliies to ft
duii'go ayilnstlndlin Cominlsslonei Morgan
to thocftiet tint heh is appointed Ids \iifo M
eoiiinlcntlil secrotau at * > lUOUa jiar and in
sisted on becrctary Noble peiniittliig him to
tukoher .iiound the country Mltli him iiscon *
fldontlal seerotiiy nttho expense of the gov
ernment , nnd with ha\lirg emploiod at his
lesidinco \volnd I m gills fiom the ) t'ailislo
lialiflng school An inter\lew with Coin-
inlsblonoi Moigan nnd a tillc with
Mrs Morjjm are published in
connection with the charges , which
mo inulospcUllu and in detail , and thoubolo
mutter la itoolf a vindication of the commis
sioner It is shown that it luu for 1111113) can
boon the custom attho Curlislo school to hiio
out pupils to vork In pilv.ito families , whom
they maj lecelionopui training in house-
keoiilng unit domestio lifo ueintiuUy The
Indiin glih omplojed attho honw of Com-
misilonoi Moigan leeeno ttio usual tninlng
and custonraiy cninponsntloii , Thuro mo
huiidiedsof federal otllcers vho have tholr
wives or slstci-s employed as their pilvato
secretaries. Senator Kcug.in ot Texas ha ?
had his vlfo emplovod as Ids private secro-
tar , } ut $0 a day , pile ! by the government , for
two * or three yuara , nml nnhoil ) h.is ovc"
thought that It was a nnttoi for Just criti
cism Senator Iteigaii Is 11 demon at and tlio
politics of thopaperwhlin prefer : ) tlio charges
against Commissioner Morgan isdomocratlc.
ANOTIIHI piioi > oirinx ro inuriiciiATii.
Senator Quay Into this iifteinoon submitted
the fourth piopositlun uhichls now pe'iuliiiff
looWng townid the limiting of debate upon
meaiurcs which must bo passed at this ses
sion of congtc'ss. It wont ovei under the
in Ics for a < hy and itls liltely to como up
witbtho kliidied pioposition submitted by
Senator IMuiunds jesteiday Senator Quay
wants to roach u nn.dvote upon thu tnrlll bill
011 August , ' ! U by the adoption or a ii > solutlou
llinlllngtho nma.inlng'djvs ot tlio present
sos-iloii toeoiisldontionoi the tiullY , nppio-
priatloii , rmr and haibor and ub-
lic building bills 'llio prevailing
Impiesslon among icmibllcaim ' is tint
something will bodonot'o stop the ineessimt
nncl unneccbsnrv discussion of mcisuros.
e tpeciallj the Urlft bill Senator .Maiulcrson
saidthlsafteinoon "J'ho mlesiuay not bo
amended , but some stop will bo taken
wbeietn the pievlous quesstlon can bo leaolied
upon a bill after reasonable debate. It may
bo by the adoption of a resolution which \\lfl
enable the scmito totulioa vote Mheiiovcr the
majorltj wishes. This must bo done or wa
will ho kept hero until December intisolosa
talk withoutioachlng adondnsion '
upon any-
thing. I think the tailff , river and lurbor ,
fcdcial elections and congrcsslond rcax > por-
tionmont bills will bo pissed bofoio wo
adjourn , and to do this some stop mustnctes-
Hailly bo taken whle Ii iilll cut oI : thisiiselesa
debate. " This apiJf.ui to bo the prevailing
inii5slon. | Juullio\v this Is tobes done will
nrob ibly bo determined proientl ) at a repub
lican caucus.
MISCI.I.MVUOll ) .
rriio commissioner of pensions todaynoti/led /
Ml Dorsoy that the ilopiitmuit coulel neb
apwlntlr. | JosoiALcoa pension examiner at
Unnily kcauso tbo doctor MIS not a j'iieluato
of any leirulur nn dle-al eollegei. Dr Leo's ap
pointmentas prae'tie.illy made , but iiai
wltlidiMnn for this rcison Coiniiilssioner
Itaum stitos that the poiition would not
aniouiitto Jiiueh in iinj event , as thu eoiintlea
adjoining CJ.inely on the south and cast nro
oiiilnnee-d in u pension boaid districtjnd that
butfo\\ any apiilicantH Mimld bo oielciecl
befoio the examiner atCinndy , the rule being
that all applle mta must appear bofoio a full
bond foi oxamiii uion unless thorols some
ciieumstancos making it impruoticablo to
do so.
' 1 lie ro was a sharp llttlo "spaV'ln ' thohoiiso
till ? afteinoon o\n nncll'orlto take uptho
bill opening to .settlement the Tort Randall
mllltai ) icsei vatlomin South TJalcota , whlcji
was intioeluccd by Itcpresontbtlvo Ulfford.
Tim house bill was anunded in the senate BO
as to donate p.irtot the lands of Koit Slsso-
lon tcscivatlon tothostatoof South Daliottl
lisa niutof Its ollo\\nnce of the omnibus
Htatohood bill Jh .Ilolman of Indiana anil
Spiingerot Illinois ( jbootod ] to llio eonalder-
atiim of the measure nnd U wont over. Mr.
Plikloi madoa sttoiiK stand for consideiu-
tlon of the senate amendment to the bill.
Senator Wnndti son said this afternoon ( hat
hodidnot Iwlievotho Infantry or artillery
would bo taken up for consideration at thfa
session hut heas confident that they would
como up and bo pissed immediately upon the
reissoniblingof congiesa next winter , lie
has had n confeicneo wlthdoneinl Kchollclcl ,
and the latter believes that the Infantry and
aitllleiy brmrhf s of Ihu ouny should ho leg-
islitod upon mid ( hut Iho tlueo b.ittnllon and
other bills should i onto no for consideration
attho simotlmo.lf . indeed they should not bo
linked together.
Daniel Jioono of fovavn today appointed.
special agt'nt of tbo eemus oflluo to collect
HtutlHtlcs of iiiaiiufiicliiiors
I' IJ Homo ofOiniha isat tlio JSbbltt.
IlrlyacliorlleiKial llrookediasiirefcaeel ad-
dltioiinU halves , ign\wt \ C'oloncf ' IC.iutz. Ilo
clurKO I'lin with rmulatliiK and publishing
tlio iliifKoi wnle-h the former proforroel
nplnst tbo latter , und ulikh In the luulu
vcio leciudln Tin Hi it dHpakhc's
AssHtaiit Seent'iry f'lnndler today nf-
flnnod ( yOinniisMonei GrolfH decision , in
\\hlch ho holds for cancellation the pre
emption dtelntory statdincnt of ( JcorgoV. .
Ilutbofor the iinith } ( of the noitbcist ' ( ot
uectionil and tlio noilliucU of tbo north-
Most > | of section 1 , tou'mlilp II noith , raiuro
1vo t , Nlobrnia , Kub , land district. It
wean that one C'nllnhm ' bud picccdul lieobb
In making entry for the him and thorcfora
Uv > tt ) ei.trya * caucellpd.
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