THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
fTWICNT'MCTll"Yl'lAK. ' . OMAHA , Fin DAY MOUNHS'G , FEBRUARY 0. 1891. NUMBER 230.
[ 'tlilll'ltUCITY ' i ' WITH BRAZIL ,
'llo liy Ulnlno nnil the
llrnnllliin MlnUtur.
IIAHHISON'S I'ROCLAMATION ,
II Mt < lN I mill HIM I'nivUliiiiH nf the
lii'iilj lltii/ll In I line \\lll I'm- *
Hie Uiilhil HIHIOH with
.Ml HIT Hilgnr.
i , I'nb fi. Tin ) Pint tills merit-
n.y ii > tiniiiifi' Hint tlio iii'L'ollnlloiiH between
M < D > iil Mlnles mid Ili-arll ( under tin )
ii . > , iniiniiif lliu iimv uirltT law ) has
r. . t'i signing of an iitfreomcnl by
I. i l.i.'luo ' mid tlio llnr/.llliin minister
I IK mi , , nl gmw Into effect .limitary 1
I t'
i < r tinpiovlMnns nf the agreement
i. il Hlipf linpiirl eluu-Kesiipoii Amor-
I nn pi ' ( MI is futin , fnelnry and mlno to the
> f iiiml Ki.HKNH ( ) ( ) annually. It Is o < f
| n ti il n tUiiinloiiH will lie Klven to sugar linK -
| K Million ttltlrh will bit Increased no that la
llviM-i ai i Urn/11 wllllHiahloto furnish all the
nill'iir loiiii'leil hi tlio United States. It Is
i xln < < ted Hial , in tliren years , llru/ll will pay
( lie t nlieil Slides f.'A.iNKMXKI III return for our
liiiiliiifiii line's and iirodui'ts. Not only does
Ilia/tl plnen a itieat many American articles
tut llm heo list , but It'h arranged that on
Mln-r in Melt's In tlm maiiiifaetiilo of which
I uiiipe xinipelos with this country the turllT
\vl ' lie lovtctcii In our furor.
'Iblt ' iifleniooii I'lesiilont Iliurlson Issued a
pi . i.iniiiliMii selling furlh that thu llra/illan
iliiuni. i bus i iiiiiiniiiilcated tu the soeriitury
i f ) ali > Hir fuel Hint In duo reciprocity nnd
fur Miiii'nimiiternllnii nf adinlssliin Into the
t nili'd ' Hliilt i , hen of nil duty , of Ibnartloles
) li'iiiii liili'.l ' . In M-i'tlnii il of the tur-
lll ml. to wll : Sugars , molasses , eof-
fi'ii ' nn I hlden. the Kovernmeat of liraII
lui'i , hliviil enactment , anthnrlrcd
the iidtiilsslnn fiom and niter April I. is'.il ' ,
Into all oitalilMicd ports o ( entry of Urn/11 ,
'n of ilulv , merelianillso named , as follows ,
, ! > A-nleil liiiil Riieli shall bo the product ami
iiiiiinifiieture o ( thu Uiiltrd Slates : Wheat ,
uliint Hour , corn nr innl/o , and the manu-
fiieturos Ihereiif , liicliniing corn meal and
rye. rsii Hour , buckwheat , buckwheat
Ilimr. biirley.'pntutiics , beans , peas , hay , oals ,
pnrM nnltcd . uii'liMiIng plrUl < Ml porn and ba-
full OM'ept. IHIIIISllsh , sailed , dried or
iilcklnil enl ton need oil ; eoal , ant hraelto uml
liliiiinlnnns , rniln , tar. pitch ami luri > entinc ,
ngrli iiliunil tndls. linpieineats unit machinery ,
lii'i.ing ' . and mecliiiiilcal touts , linplemcnts
ni"l iimehliierv , Incluillng stationary and
i riaiile eiiuliins and all iimchlimry for iimnn-
< ' 'ii'iiirliig ' ' and Indus ) rial purposes , except
netvuig iniii-liines. limlrnmeats and liooKs for
Hie arts mid selencns , railway construction
nui'i rial mid eipilpment.
The government of IUn/ll has also further
iiiiihi > il/ed the admission with reduction ol
IVi per eenl of the existing turllT duty In
Itiil/il nf thn fnllnwlng iiiuned articles , pro-
ilieid | or niniiiifiiclnrcil In the United States :
I nrd nnd siihslitutus thereof , bacon , hams.
- i i' and eheem , canned and preserved
il-lit > llsh. fruits and vegetables , iminiifuc-
tuiivi of eiitlon. tneludliiL' entton clothing ,
immufiiriuriis of Iron and uteol , single 01
mixed not Included In the free schedule ,
lenlhiiriuid the manufactures thcuvof , e\.c-ept
linotn nnd shoc.s , lumber , timber and tin
inanufai'ltirctt ofood , iiieludlnc cooperage
fiirnltnri ) of all kinds , wagons , carts and car
i luges , manufactures of rubber.
The government of Iirn/ll has further pro
rldril that the laws and regulations aitoptei :
to protect lt rnvenuo and prevent fraud Ir
lU'eliirallon.s anil proofs , etc. , .shall place nc
iliiduo restrictions on the Importation nor I in
PIKK any adilllhinal charges or fees thorcfoi
nn Iho iirtleles Imported
The proclamation states further that thi
secretary of Htnto has , by the president's ill
reel ion. given assurance to the Hnu'lllai
minister Hint this iieMnn of his govoniincn
In grniiilnir exemption of duties to the until
tuts in.il maiiiifaetnres of the t'nltei
Slates Is aeeeiiled as duo u-clproclty fo
tin * notion of congress its sot forth In sectioi
llnf UiotnrllTnct.
'I'b. rifniiI'resldiMit Harrison has eausm
the iiin < \ slated nioilltlcat Ions of the laril
law "f llrn/il In be made public for the in for
inn' ' uui of t lie cit I/ens of the United States.
The llrsl nf Inn series of letters upon tin
oniilue' was written bv Mr Illaine and ilatci
November 'I last. In It llm secretary ol stal
< -il < rtsii" > tn Senor \lendoiica , the hope tha
Njr gnvnriiiiiniit "f Ura/ll will meet the gor
i-rnineiil of Iho I'nlled States In a suit-It o
nliieero friendship in Its desire fo
Finch trade relations with that conn
try ns Mmll bo reciprocally iqnn
and that It may be the hajip.
for' uno of Senor Meudonca and himself ti
tie instrumental In establishing connncrcln
lelntlnns between the two republics on a per
iii.ment Imslj of reciprocity , profitable ti
iKitb. In bis reply , dated .Fniumrv : il , l-.M '
Senor Momlonca" informs .Mr. Hlalne tlm
Iho I 'nited .States of Hrazll are animated b.
n desire to strengthen and perpetuate th
fiieiidly relations which happily exist hi
tuoon them nnd the United Slates of Amet
Icn and to establish 11 basis of reciprocity am
Mr Hlalne , on the same day In n note t
Senor Mendonca , expresses satisfaction a
the attitude of the Itrnrlllan government i :
tlio matter and asks Senor Mendonca to nice
him at Hie department of state to agree upo
tlm time ami manner of making public th
announcement of this now commercial at
rangemcnt.
.1 coi.i , irsro.wi'.i.vv. .
tliiilgn Tulojr AppolatM n Ilocelver fen
n lilxe Stuck liiHiininee Conipnny.
PHU rn ) , l'ol . 5 Iiulgo Tuley appolnte
rdwnnl S Wliittlosy receiver for the Count
Mutual Llvo Slock Insurance company , .
hill was Illeil by the attorney genen
nor era I days ago , to wind up tl :
company on the charge of Insolvenc ;
Then' Imve boon dissensions among the stocl
holders recently. A short tlmo ago It wr
merged u 1th tlio American mutual llvo stoc
Insunuico company and today John A. Oe
ni'.lolin Kterlln and IMwIn A. Uawsoi
oftlccrs of the latter company were nrrcstt
on the complaint of some of the stockholder
\\\\o \ \ charged them with having appropriate
lo their own uses II.SIK ) .
Ill /t.Vf.'f ) II \ II Kit /I. I ill1.
A Chilli SlnrlM n I'lro Wliluli Inch
era I en MH Mother.
CSnmiiK , O. T. , Fob. , ' , ( Special Toi
pnun toTnr IliiK.I - Mrs.Villiam Cirhnc
nfur completing tier domestic duties twin
lul I down on the bed in her room and we
to sloop Her four-year-old itaughti
ft md a box of mutches and wi
them set tire to the bedding , tl
ulivlow curtains nnd the clothes
the ilosets. The child had previously lockt
the bed nic'in door and thrown the key out
tlto window When the mother awoke tl
\\1. . ' .o iixnu was nblnio. She could note
capo bv the door and \uis obliged
kin fr"in the window with h
rhll'l In her arms. Her clothli
hud i-auKht tire and wlien stie fi
to the gnniml she wivs \ \ rupi > od In Ihimi
Nc chbors run to her assistance , but were ti
la'c to save her life. She died In territ
Rg i. v this evening. Her llttlo daughter c
rap tl si vere injury.
The Weather l-'nreonst.
KirOriah uud vicinity Fair ; statlona
tcr | rnturo.
K r NehruokaFair ; stationary temper
Ire , variable winds.
t\r IowaFair ; stationary tomiwraturo
/ * " > eastern and slightly warmer In the wes
trtv pi'rM'in , variable winds.
K r South Pnkotn Fair ; variable wind
r . rl'v Saturday mo ml nt : .
Ml Now.
II it C.TI , Mt.h , Feb. \ Special Tel
Bruwto Tu Brc. This afternoon , tar
men WITO seen on the Ire below Oak Oiovo.
twn mlles nvvay. walking up and down n big
line , trvlng to 'got ashore Tills thev sue-
ivcil ed in doing , and tonight i oat bed Ks < ox-
\ IlliThey wore Irwln Folki-r and two other
IIMlOritiell , 'bring tlll laU Of till' lost IIIOll.
Felhoraiid lilt frlcnda had ueen tramping up
and iloun the let- Hold ever Mnee Tuesday
morning , trjlng to make their escape.
, tt tmi : .s fii'it T i A.S.I. v/ : .
HoVIII Senleiieo I IIP Iliiital Slayer or
Oiuld .Mnoi-o.
Oii-tnt. III. I'eb -Special [ Telegram
to 'I'm. Hr.r.lTlio lime for hearing the mo
tion for u now trlnl of Charlie l''ord , the chief
nrtor In tlio brutal murilor of David Moore ,
tinOm.'ilm traveling man , tins at tliu re-
< | iic.st of , lml go Stlpp , who presided ut
tin' trial , boon sot for February l .
Judge Stipp has been under treatment
for severe norvuus prostration at tlio
KHtiitnriiiiii nt ( it-nova , WIs , having over
worked himself 1 the trial of Kuril. Ills
cnoinlesnnilpolitlo.il foes atti'inptod to make
capital out of his Illness by allou'lni' that ho
was incurably insane at a icsult of brooding
our anticipated ti-l.il of sentencing Ford
to iloath , but there was not n particle of
tnitli In ihii reports , nnil the Judjolll | set )
tliat tliuy uiu nut allowed to go unchallenged.
A Ijatly School Toai'lior Siibjocjtoil to
Potty AiiniiyaneeH.
Hrm INHTOV , lit .Fob. ft. - | Special Telegram
to Tin : Hrr. | - llcruusu Miss Mary Hhano ot
U'ortlilngton , la , Is n bravo llttlo school
ti'iifhurituil soundly thrashed n big bully who
would not inliiil her at her school , near there ,
sevend weeks ago , slio Is persecuted by nil
sorts of potty nnnoyanco.s from the
fellow's "Kant ? . " Notes warning her
to giro up the school anil threatening
to blow her up wore rccohcd , but no atten
tion piid to them. Thi ) thro.it was partially
carried out the last cold morning , when the
stove was blown to pieces bv a nowdor-
loaded stick. The bravo girl stlll "olds the
fmt , however , and now the young1 men of
( Ills place h.ivo coinn to lier nul anil thieiiton
to lynch tlio ni'xt person caught annoyimr
her. As the country liojs don't "low to bo
downed by them city chaps" Interesting
times arc expected.
Atlantic Items.
ATMSTIP , la. , Fob. 5 - ( Special to Tin :
llii-Tho : : ) Oddfellows' lodfioof this city Is
milking an etTort to h.ivo the tuninlo of the
Indeponilont Order of Oldlollows of
lown located In this city. Out of fiOO lodges
In thostatotho Atlantic lodge ranks thlril In
number of members ami has a library of
lieu fly three thousand volumes , which Is con-
stun tly being increased in nuinoor.s by dona
tions from citizens.
The jury In the IJnehon seduction case
from Anita , la. , after being out ninety liours
and falling to ugreo on a verdict , wore ills'
charged by Judge IJoemor. The casu will he
rot rieil.
The new clcetrie plant , will startup to-
moriow night and from now on Atlantic will
ho oiin of tin1 best lighted cities in the state ,
Tin ) plant cost * 'jOUU , and 1- owned ami op
uratuil by tlio city.
Supreme four ! Decisions.
DKS Mom : * , ! . . , Feb. -SpeciulTolo- [ -
grain to Tin : Uin. : I The supreme court lileil
the following opinions today :
K. A. Ilowland , appellant , vs Wright
county , Wright district ; alarmed , Ur.tngo
and ( Jlvuu dissenting.
( ' . K. Spin-gin vs I { . S. Dowers , appellant ,
Marion district ; iifllrincd.
.1. C. Osiood ; vs O. Jlouder it Co. etal , ap'
pellunts , Lynn district ; ulllrmed ,
Commercial National b.mlc vs Farmers' '
anil Traitors' National bank and 13. Clark ,
appellants , and B. Clark , appellant , vsFarm
crs' and Traders' National bank , Mahaskn
distrlrt ; reversed.
ICdirar 1'rico by Henry I'lloo , appellant , vs ,
Samuel H.uilduf , Muhashu district ; petitioi
for rehearing overruled.
A. M. Warden , nppollatit , vs. Chicago .S
Northwestern railroid , Polk district ; nf
ill-mod.
\V. T. Hell , nppcll.int , vs. Anna Cilaiohei
ct al. , Ijoe district ; ruversod.
N Cook appol ! mt , vs. Samuel Ourell , Co
ilar district ; .illlnned , ( irnngor dissenting.
T.V. . Htoutenberg vs. Dow , ( illiii.ui am
llaiicoelt coinpativ , appellants ; anirmed.
Indepeinlent Uistrictof Lvnnvlllo vs. tin
DisMiot of I , . v mi Cirovu ot al. , appellants , .lab
per district ; uninned.
Ii > wa an I I be tX in Ill's Fair.
VES ) Moixi : * , la. , Feb. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Her. | Tlio Iowa Columbia !
commission today paiiod a resolution tha
there be prepared an educational cxhibl
under the supervision of the .superintcnden
of public Instruction. This , exhibit shall In
elude work from the state university , ngri
cultural and all other colleges , bigl
schools , teachers' associations , with a stati
map showing the location of nil schools
statistics and chmta. Also request ! ! ! }
models of the coal , blue grass , corn and I'm '
palaces. Thh exhibit shall also inuludi
geological map- , and collections of buildini
stone , grass and grains , also horticultural pro
ducts ami statistics of pisciculture. Asa substitute
stituto for the resolution yesterday re ardlm
the duties and privileges of tno secretary
n subject nt all times to the direction of tin
commission , it was ordered that ho bo em
powered to continue the general pro'iiotloi '
of the Interest of the Iowa exhibit among. tli <
people of the state , but that the above shul
not Include the power to make contracts t
bind the commission.
A. 1C. Campbell appeared in the interest o
Iowa manufacturers and patentees and Join
Connie spoke In tbo Interest of farmers , urn
lug some measure by whicti there could bo i
state exhibition of corn Mid other grain
without bringing any expense to tuo pro
duccrs of the exhibits.
Tile tiiid Drainage Men.
UK * MIUNC , In. , Feb. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Ilcu. l-Tho Iowa Urick , Til
and Drninago association is In session In thi
city with about llfty delegates hi attendance
Tito president's address was delivered yes
tcrday and a general discussion followed o
r"
brick paving. Today a paper on "What Ha
Drainage Dona for Iowa I" was read by T. r
Iluines , and J. J.V. . UlllinKsley , editor c
tlio Drainage Journal , read a story of 111
milking of tlio and drainage , entitled.Vlf
and I "
I'ho election of officers resulted : 1'rcs :
dent , J. N. Bollng , Stimwood ; vice presldenl
1. P. Smith , North Kngllsh ; secretary , C. L
Smith , North ICnghalr assistant secrotarj
O. S. Chambers. DCS Moluos ; treasure )
\Vllllam Kittel , Tipton.
A committee to- secure the brick and til
manors the rigbt of mechanics Hens was ai
pointed. The next meeting will bo held her
the llrst Monday in IVbruarv , IsW.
DCH Moim-H lj'iiior |
lrs MINSK * , la. , Fob. fi. The attorney
for the defense In the constables' liquor fee
conspiracy cases introduced a motion toda
to dismiss tbo action on thu ground tha
while the evidence proved individual act :
It failed to prove collusion or conspiruc ;
The cases doubtless will bo dismissed d
these grounds and individual suits I
brought ,
Attemptcd
) ? , la. , Fob .V [ Special Tel
gram to TIIK UK u. ] At Marlon last nigl
some unknown person throw a large piece i
iron through the back window of thoolticoi
C. M. llollls. Mr. Hollti , attracted by tl
nolso , went to the window , when ashotwi
tired through the window. It was no doul
nn attempt nt assassination. The cause is
mystery.
lu A Victim of Christian So'enoe.
t. MV-O.N CITY , In. , Feb. 5. ibpeoial Tel
gram to THE HUE. ] Mrs.V. \ . A. Crosby ,
Christian science patient , died last night i
I midnight A few hours before her death
I regular iihyslcian was called , but It was t <
1 hue She was then lu thu throes ot deal
eI I Thi-ro is general Indlguailou expressed nttl
Mil HARRISON'S GREAT HEAD ,
Darter of Ohicago Gas n Plan to Sccuro u
Souatorial Track ,
HE WANTS ALL OTHERS TO WITIIDnAV/ .
A MoilcM SnuKestlon to I'nlmer anil
( > lt ily- ( uneral .Miles on tie
Take A HIIHI | Spi-akor'n
I'onslon P
Cntcviio OrPirnor Tnr. Brr , )
Feb. fi. (
In the opinion of lion. CnrtT Henry Harrison
risen , Ocnoral John AI. I'liliucr is standing in
the light of Ids paity by his position In the
senatorial deadlock nt Springfield.
"In my opinion , " said Mr. Harrison today ,
"General Pulmer.should go ( o the steering
committee and consult freely with thoin. Ho
should require them to publicly announce
that after a certain number of ballots , sny llvo
or ten , ho would withdraw from the contest
and under no cireunstances bo considered as
n candidate after that. If such a stop was
taken , it might be productive of results.
Undoubtedly Ooucr.il Palmer has admirers
on the republican side of the bouse who
would like to see him senator , but who dare
not vote against their party. Now , Ifit came
right down to n point where their favorite
was to retire forever , these people might take
advantage of their last chance. Tor they
would undoubtedly reason It out that Is far
bettor bettor to fry the llsh we have on hand
than to go poking about In the muddy pond ,
peopled by unknown species of tinny mon
sters. Tills Idea of mlno resardlng what
Palmer should do applies ciuiully to Strceter
and Oplcsby. All of them should retire , un
less thov can spccdllv show that they possess
the ability to draw outside votes. "
When asked If ho was n candidate for the
position Mr. Harrison responded quickly :
. "No , not by any manner of moans. lam
In no way im'pollod to re-outer the political
Held , 1 was lortv-slx year * of ago before 1
hold ofllco. so It Is not part of the breath of
mv nostrils. "
Then a look of deep thought settled upon
the rugk'cd face of the ex-mayor.
"Lightning Is above mo , " ho said , and ho
pointed upward as he spoke , "nnd If people
think 1 am a good conductor they can let It
strike. "
KiTiiru MAiirn OUFINITICISM.
"Tho entire story is a base fabrication , "
said General Nelson A. Miles today when
uskod about the telegraphed report which
charged that when hoas In command in
Montana ho and his men massacred a party
ol between two mid three hundred Indians
about two months prior to tbo Custor massa
cre in 1ST ) ! . "At that time , " said the
general , "I was fully a thousand miles from
the scene , and had never up to that time been
in Montana on military matters. How such
a story could have boon started is beyond my
comprehension. I did not ire to Montana
until some weeks subsequent to tbo Custor
trouble. "
"Who Is this man , fus ! Hcaullcn , who is
purported to have made these statements ! "
ho was ashed.
"I never hoard of him before. Ho Is not
connected with the army. Of that I am pos
itive , for any ono acquainted with military
matters will at once see how absurd It is. "
"Do you think it was malice that prompted
him to say what ho did I"
"It was either wholly malicious or It might
bo the fiinutlc.il outburst of some ignorant
enthusiast. "
A SKVTIMBNT WITHOUT St'PPOWT.US. '
S. AV. Allerton , the millionaire packer ,
made a speech before tbo Veteran Union
league In Grand Army hall in which ho spoke
in favor of pensioning rebel veterans , which
sentiment cientcd a great stir in Grand
Army circles. Kvory veteran ono met today
expressed his indignation in foieibleluucunge.
Not a supporter ot the speaker could bo
found among tlio wearers of the little bronze
bu'tons. '
Colonel Sexton , postmaster and an Inde
fatigable worker in the Oraml Army cause ,
said : "Theonly thing whirl deterred the
veterans from hissing the speaker was the
feeling of courtesy to him as an invited
guest. When I speak 1 foci assured 1 speak
for the trand ! Army hoys the world over.
'Iho idea of penslonini ; a rebel or a rebel's
family Is so absurd that one can baldly
imagine that a patriotic citUon should con
ceive it. If pensions should bo granted to
these rebels I should feel llko rebelling my
self. "
i ONO i-Ksnixo srirs.
Old times were brought to mind today in
Judge Clifford's court when a motion wa- <
made for the Indefinite continuance of about
thirty suits against the Great Western tele
graph company , a concern which wn organ-
i/ed with a capital of J1MXK ( ) ( ) ( ) , before the
Hie , and him ti OO stockholders scattered
throughout the country mid built 1,401) ) miles
of telegraph hcrvlce. In 1S74 , some years
after the compnnv was Incorporated , on ap
plication of the stockholders , a receiver was
appointed. These stockholders had objected
to assessments , and litigation bus been pend
ing in ono form or another ever since. The
motion to continue ttio cnso today was made
because the stockholders who were sued are
desirous of securing a decision of Judge Tul
ey in n suit now pending to sot aside assess
ments , .ludgo Clifford declined to enter any
order and tbo sulU will soon como up for
trial. Senator U. 11. Fin-well is the com
plainant in the suit now pending before
Judge Tuley.
IN miiKKsTCincvno.
Among the cases of destitution discovered
by the Herald's relief corps is that of an old
man named Nov'ns ' , totally blind and so liiine
that ho cannot walk. Ho lives in n wretched
place , imilt for any use better than that of a
B pig sty , at KM Larrubeo street. The shanty
gives forth gross nnd tumid exhibitions that
s beoni to carry disease and death In their
wake. Novins is perfectly helpless , but tie
refuses to leave the kouncl In which he Is
sheltered. Ho says it belongs to his daugh
ter , who is married and lives In Nebraska.
His son who is n painter by trade has , in
stead of helping the old man , abused him most
outrageously. The son has been out of work
for some time and has industrlouslv devoted
himself to the rum shops. The police bent
him to tbo bridewell.
A 1IANI ) OMR I'CS'StON ,
Yesterday Colonel Clements paid out the
largest individual pension ever granted to a
pensioner In this division. Mri. Laura H.
Whitney , widow of Colonel Samuel Ii.Vhit -
noy of the Seventh Illinois volunteers , re-
cefved $9i-ti.40. : ; She Is entitled to git ) per
month from Uuclo Sam's treasury. With ono
exception it was the largest amount over paid
to one Individual from the Chicago ofllco. The
exception was Airs. Abraham Lincoln who
received ? lV < XX ) . This , however , was by
special act of congress and not under pension
laws.
\\rsTniix rr.on.E is- TOWN .
At Iho l.eliind : Lieutenant Charles W.
Taylor , United Stiltea army , Kort Uoblnsou ,
Neb. v
At the Auditorium : AI. E. Yules , Omaha ;
Mrs. I ) . P. McLawrln , Airs. J. WnlkerSnilth
and W. H. Hurr , Umnil Forks , S. 1) . ; L. 0.
Trent , Salt Luke , Utah ; C. W. Cowlcs , Mc
Gregor , la.
At the Wellington : Mr. and Mrs , Will
Mnnptnrdt , DCS Moincs , la.
At the Palmer : K. I ) . Hedford , Ued Cloud ,
Neb . Elijah l-'arr , Utah : W. O. Lowe. Deadwood -
wood , i . 1) . ; Airs. K. Mori-lamCouncil Bluffs ,
la. ; K. T. Cressv , Huron , S. I ) . ; Mr. nnd
Mrs. ( ' . F. Himmum , Lincoln , Neb. ; 1C. K.
Cobb , F. Cobb , Omaha ; D. W. Alaratta ,
Fargo , N. I ) . ; U. A. Lounsuury , BUmarek ,
At the firund Pacific. Peter A. Der , Iowa
City , In. ; 0. H. Uoodoll , Cheyenne , Wyo. ; H.
Kennedy , Omaha ; James K. Kcenan , Uoclc
Springs , Wyo.
it At the Sherman : J. F. Marshall , Salt Lake ,
n i Utah ; M. Alnrks , Cheyenne , Wyo. ; ClIlT
to Llndsey , dlondlve , .Mont
l. At the 1'rumont. ( ! S. C'ongdon , Knpld
10 City , S. D , ; \V.Heattlor. ] . , Hclcna.Moiit , ;
P. U , Norrls , South Dakota. ATKINSON.
c.t vttc
Trylni * to Proront n Quormn In Iho
House Totluy.
l.isioi.s , Neb , Kob.5. iSpwlnl Telegram
to TIIK Urn. ) The liidciHiultnt ! nro doing
some lively caucusing tonight In ttio hopes of
breaking tlio quorum In the homo tomorrow ,
thus preventing the inaugural mldress of
Governor Hoydfrom bclugdelivc > cil. The fall-
tire of a number of them to obtain n leave of
nbsenco before adjournment and the fear thnt
call of the house may bo ordered mid their
attendance enforced lias n dampening effect
and may result In tholr abandoning the
scheme altogether. Severn ! republicans
lm\o loft the city and even with the help of
tlio conservative ImlopeiulenUs It Is o\-
tremely doubtful If n quorum can be scoured
without the presence of MIIIIO of the members
who voted not to recognlrOHoyd as governor.
It Is repoited that llurrows Is strongly ad
vising this move , and ho was scon In rluso
consultation at the Llndull tonight with lead
ing independent politicians ,
.f'.iTIL .s.w > ir si.iitr. .
Four -Minors Carrying a Dead Com-
rndo An ? Klllcil.
Oriivv , Colo. , I'cb. fi , Several miners
started from the Virginia tnlno last night to
help bring In the bo.ly of a man killed by a
blust. White going up the mountain a snow
slide occurred and Sam II)1 roil , lj. I'hilllps ' ,
Alien Tyro and JohnSmnlorimid wore killed.
c . > /nssio.\.i MJ I'Jttm it.wr jii : .
It la Prepared at an JlnrinonioiiH
Ucpnbllcan Caucus.
AVisiiiMiTo.v , Fob , S , The republican
senators hold nn harmonious caucus tonight.
The outcome was the selection of the follow
ing measures to bo considered , as far as prac
ticable. In the order named : Tlio eight hour
bill ; copyright ; Mcarajjua canal : Paddock's '
pine food anil the Conger lard bill , \vhlcli
may bo discussed In connection , although
preference in tlio order IH assigned to the
pmo food bill ; the land camp bill ; the bank
ruptcy bill ; tl'o Inter state commerce and
I'aclllc lailroad refunding bill. Appropria
tion blls and conference reports have the
privilege of consideration at any time.
Nothing was said about thy elections bill or
silver legislation.
TllJiV tt'fOJ'l'KJJ Till ! FJUHT.
ol'n rolltlcal Club Prevent
tlio I'Vatliurwoluht Meotini ; .
Los-it IVI.A sn CITY , Li. I. , Feb. 5. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Ur.n. ] The glove light be
tween Cieorgo Dixon , the Boston colored pu
gilist and Cat McCarthy , ttio Xow Jersey
Wonder , which was to have taljen placy at
the Puritan club rooms tonight , was at the
hist minute declared off. Tno baekcis of the
men decided not to ilsk their arrest and in
carceration in jail.
A crowd of fully two thnumiid had col
lected In front of the Puritan club rooms , and
backs lined the curb lor a bloclc or more.
The authorities would not have interfered ,
at least not until the jui'U had
overstepped the rules reirarditiK box
ing contests , hud not a committee from
a local political organ Ualion known
as the .lefforhoii club had taken the matter
up. The committee , composed of Samuel H.
Ilansell , James Thlry and Jotuph 35. McKin-
HOV , went to Jamaica mid rcqucstea District
Attorney Fleming to stop the contest. The
district attorney refused to' take the action
mid told them they would huvo to go before n
county jiidgo and apply fur \viirrunts for the
arrest of tlio men.
Tbo committee then went before Judge
Gnrrotson , who had a special s iion of court
in Long island City , and llh'dlth him affi
davits , stating that , upon Information and
belief , they thought DIXOII and McCarthy
weio going to engage In a pil/.ti
light. Judge Garrctson then issued
warants for the arrest of the men. It was
then -I p. in. , and the \vairants wore given to
Sheriff Ciolciner to bcrvc. The sheriff swore
in twenty deputy sheriffs , who , under com
mand ol Captain Owen KnvanauRh , pro
ceeded to the Puritan club rooms and stood
eiinrd over the building from 0 to 10 p. in. ,
when the crowd had disicrsi-d. |
Dixon and McCmthy would have been ar
rested at sight , The mananers of the Puri
tan club did everything to arrange matters
so the contest could proceed , hut notlnnir
could bo done. The Puritan club consulted
counsel and although Informed that it
would not bo legal to arrest the
men on the chureo that they were
about to commit n misdemeanor and con II no
them In Jail without ball , pemlliiK an investi
gation of the cliargo the authorities remained
obdurate and tbo club sorrowfully declared
the light off. _
A Warden's H
STII.UMTEII , Minn. , Feb. 5. [ Special Tel
egram to THE Hni.JVlieii : Albert Garvln
became warden of the state prison the other
day he made use of the experience ho had
pained at Jollet in the many years ho acted
as deputy- warden there , and made an
immediate search of the prison
cells and recesses both inside and
outside of the main building. The search revealed -
vealed nn astounding array of knives , MUIIR-
shots , hammers , daggers , stws and other Im
plements. Among the prisoners licro are the
famous Younger mothers and other dcspor-
ate and lawless criminals , and the finding ol
such weapons indicates that many convicts
were planning an escape. None of the knives ,
however , were found In the cells of the
Voungcrs. _
Will Tnko Timinmiiy.
CHICAGO , Feb. 5. President Miller of the
St. Paul says lits company will begin at once
taking evidence ns to the validity of the con
tract with the Union Pacific , The status ol
the case , ho says , is not changed by Judge
Uumly's decision.
The proposition to divide the territory ol
the Western Paasonger association am
merge the western Into the Trans-Alissour
association has been temporarily shelved.
Indians' l > a'ly Vlnltoi--- .
Cmcifio , Fob. 5. General Miles paid
visit to Fort Sheridan today to see thi
Indians ho brought from Pine Ridgo. Will
him went two car loads of younR lady friends
of Colonel Corbm's daughter. The Indians
had been apprised of the onslaught and won
In the full glory of war palht and feathers
They were much pleased at rescuing from the
ladies an untold quantity oCclguixttosi
No Strlkm.
Pi rrsiirno , Pa. , Fob. 5. Uoportsof n strike
on the Pennsylvania lines west of hero in the
near future have no foundation. Dlssatisfac
tion bus existed among some ot the train inci
for several wcolts , uut no move looking tot
strike has been made.
An Ice. M * n'M itoyuotl ,
K.NSts CITY , Mo. , Fob.ru The Kansas
City Ice Dealer * ' association , because of the
alleged exorbitant rates charged by the lowi
roads , have determined t < ) bojcott thos
roads and procure n supply of Ice from Ps'o
braska , _
TroubliiH ,
AIo. , Kcu. C. King Brothers
dry goods , closed this morhlng under n chat
tie moitgage. Liabilities , fiO.UOO ; assets tin
known.
Nine iopc : rlcil lUll.'d ,
LITTIK KIK-K , Ark. , IVb. B. A pnssciiKC
train on tbo Cotton hell railroad Is roportc
wrecked tonight and nine men killed.
The IU'prr > simlnllve > ' Cnncross.
(5 U.VCNTON , Tex. , Feb. 5. The IntcMat
congress of roprasontativci from wcsten
states will convene Saturday ,
Pullman SbopH Ilnrnrd.
ST. Lot is Ale , , Fob. : . . The Pullman pa !
ace car shops buinoil tonight , Loss f' . '
'ADDOCK'S ' ' PURE FOOD Bill
Tbo Senator Says it Will Not Hurt Any
Honest Enterprise
WINDOM'S POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR-
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New N'niUH Monlloiioil Dally ( Si > "
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WunlM for Coltmol HOIU-J-'H Siilill ; !
Wuri-lii-s One Moru llrlil oat
*
at Onialin , '
WABIIIVOTOV Ilnur. vtiTitn IIKR ,
Mt ! FotiurBr.VT.i SniRitr ,
WASIIINOTON , D. I ! . . Fob. B.
Senator I'addock today nuthorl/ed the fiv
owing | stntcmoiit of his views as to the man-
101' In which the I'addock mire food bill now
lending would affect the packinghouses :
"It will not throw a straw In the pathway
of nny honestly conducted business In Chi-
ago or elsewhere. It Is aimed nt fraud and
Icceptlon only. Its object Is to protect the
mbllo against adulteration ; honest inixnu-
acturcrs against dishonest competition
; whleli the bill makes Illival ) , nnd to extend
ho export trade of the country by dellnitely
Ixingu standard for our export products
n my Judgment It will bo of very great bono-
It to every reputable Industry engaged In
he manufacture of food pro.lnetsorof drugs.
"The strong features of the hill , In my
opinion , nro the t-teur dellnltloiis ot what
shall constitute adulteration under the law ;
ho simple yet effective machinery for Us on-
'orcement ; Its universality of application !
ts unquestionable constitutionality , nnd the
certainty that it will have back of It the sup-
iort of commercial honesty ovoryv.-licro
hroiighout the country. "
"How will It affect food compounds ! "
"No food compound not Injurious to the
icnlth , nnd which is labelled as a compound ,
oines under the prohibitory clauses of tbo
till. The bill only requires that such articles
ihnil bo sold under proper designations nnd
tot ns imitations of other articles with a
view to deceive unsuspecting nurclmscrs.
t thus interferes with no trade marks or
iroprlctary articles known under distinctive
iiimcs in commercial transactions , in n'l- '
lition , the mire food bill provides
igalnst the fallibility of science ,
it allows appeals to the courts from the olll-
clal tests of the chemical division of the de-
larUncut of iigrlculturei and provides legal
md scientific safeguards against possible er
rors In the application of it-s provisions to
trade. There are no obnoxious levcnuo
stumps , no complicated machinery of spies
mil needless provisos of tagging , stamping or
registering. "
OM Mil's MANY IIKIIIIIRI.
The interstate company's new brlilgo bill
s as good as law. It has been agreed upon
) y the conference committee widen accept'1 ! !
ho bill Just as it passed the somiteIt
only needs the formal sanction ol
the house and , being privileged matter ,
can be tinnlly nctoct upon at any moment. It
vill create no surprise if Dr. Mercer's '
Barnaul street bridge should KO through both
louses almost any hour. It has recui\cd
'avorablo committee action. Still another
oridgo bill In which Omaha is interested is.
ikelv to lie pushed through at this session.
U. ! * , Smith of Omaha is hero and wants a
aw to enable another corporation to bridge
.ho Missouri river on a line with Uouitlan and
Sarpy counties. Ho wants the bridge to bo
ow or high ut'the option of the builders.
Duplicates nf the bill will bo introduced
simultaneously in the two houses by Saunter
Mamler.Hon and Representative Connell.
i'os im.r. SIOIIIT\UIIS. : !
For ono reason and nnothot Hoprosentatlve
McIClnloy has about gene out of the public
mind at Washington as a probability in con
nection with the vacant secretaryship of the
treasury. It ts not believed that ho will bo
nominated to the ofllcc. Again the attention
if these who are most directly interested and
tlioso who nro best uciuiuluted with the inner
working of affairs turns to Senator Aldrich
of Hliode Islunil , After all ho appears to bo
the most available man. The senatorial term
of Mr. Aldrich does not e.xplru until March I
and tbo present legislature and state govern-
inentof Khodo island are dcn-ocratic.but there
will bo another election In April and the next
legislature may bo republican , so that Sen
ator Aldrich's successor would bo of like
political alllllution. It would bn very natural
for President Harrison to Invite Senator
Aldtlch to tuko the treasury portfolio , if It
could bo arranged , and the republicans In
the senate would not lose by tno transfer.
Mr. Aldrich , from every instinct , seems to
bo exceptionally well lltted for the place.
Ho has never had any connection with the
monopolies of Wall street or any financial
institution which would unpupularUo him
with the people , llo has always been
a merchant , man , dealing directly with
the people , ana of course , personally
interested in having the largest volutun of
the best money. lie is not considered a gold
standard man. Until very recently ho was
engaged In the grocery business nnd In all his
business dealings has como In direct contact
with the people , It is believed by his asso
ciates in congress tnat his hiich iua1lllcatious |
and general fitness for the position would
overcome any prejudice there might bo in the
west on account of Ids being u Now Kngland
man. Personally Senator Aldrich Is ono of
the most accessible and kindly of men. llo
would shed a ray of sunshine any where.
Michigan men have mentioned Senator
McMillan of their state. Ills term in the sen-
.nto . will not expire until March Is'.Ci
and the legislature and government of Michi
gan are democratic , but , owing to the splen
did Quullllcntlons of Senator McMillan , his
universal popularity in the Mate and the
compliment which his appointment would re
flect upon Michigan as n common wealth , mid
her people as a body , It is hollared that ( ! ov-
ernorVlnans would bo willing to let the sen
ator name tils successor. If such a thing can
bo arranged , the proposition to make Senator
McMillan secretary of the treasury would bo
very popular. Ho has had very wide busi
ness e.erlenco ] > of the most successful char
acter nnd in all Ids relations Is properly
equipped to make a most excellent head of
the treasury department.
Uenrebcntatlvo lien Hutterworth of Ohio ,
who Is ono of the best all round financiers ,
statesmen and politicians In the country , nnd
withal a popular fellow , Is mentioned bv the
Ohioans who have advised Major McIClnloy
against going Into the treasury. There nro
hundreds of letters nnd telegrams and other
communications from Ohio and other direc
tions lu favor of Ciovernor Charles Foster
and he continues to bo considered among the
probable men.
A TiunfTi : TO Tin : NINTH.
George II. Hurris has just returned from
Pine HhlRo , whore ho was during the excit
ing day.s of the Indian uprising , and bo has
some vigorous ideas about Indians , soldiers
and issues , llo says :
"Tho Indians undoubtedly are much afraid
of the colored soldier. Their doctrine of the
new Meshlnli tin" It that all the whites are
to be destroyed , but , as the negro is by virtue
of his iiplderm , outside the category of the
doomed , tlio red man regards him with a pooii
deal ot awe when the light is on. In view ol
the .superstitious belief thnt their bullets wll
not injuie the negro It might bo a good thing
in any future campaign to have as m.iiu
as possible ot colored soldiers in the field
If military matters at Pine Kldge and tin.
vicinity continue to move on the route l.ili
down some time ago , there will bo In a week
hut ono command on duty at the agency
That will l > o a battalion of the Ninth cav.ilr }
under Colonel C5uy V. Henry , one of tut
grittiest tighter * tbo United States army has
any knowledge of. No , nobody need lx > sur
prised. In the course of a reasonable period
if thu NlnUi cavalry , or a h.rgo portion of It
is .stationed at Tort Meyer , over here noai
Washington City. Never have the ser
vice of this regiment been ackmnvl
edged us they should have been nui
there uro forces now at work \\hlcl
may place nt least ono battalion of these A fix )
American cavalrymen where they may bo ai !
inlrcil by the residents of the national rapt
lal and paraded before thn thnti < nnd < ivlin
annually vHl the clly Tbo Ninth linn a
record whlrh looks in though the rogl
men I ought to n'rolvo some ron-
Mderntlou The Au | < ! : r. < can glvn the
Ninth nil Iho rirmmnenil.illntu the1)1 noni
ns lighters. The I'lflh ravnlrv will sny If 1 %
tlmiilcfill for Iho bravorv and activity oft tin
colored boys at Iho Thornhurg immnrri1 ;
thousands nf Oklahoma boomers mini t r-
fonv pny trlbuto to thn rouracp of llm clxmy
trooiiers , nnd now thn Seventh cavalry owes
inori ) than can ho tnM to thn bniury of
Colonel Henry's sahlo warrior * . "
A POOH
This morning's I'nst nf lids pity has a
xpei-nil , occupying n column ami it Inil f , from
, Uncnln which Is iflvcn largo head line tvpn
Lfor this nn iioiiiu'oiiiunl
I "Thhty-llvo thousand aredestltnto ; whin-
'spread distress among ttullli'm In wcitttirn
.NebiMska ; mi appeal for nalinnal nld ; i-uti-
tiess asked loappnipil'iti' $ lh ( ) ) , ( ) ( ) ; a mie-
Cession of disastrous sr-asntiH , a fiunlno fi-lt
! l > miles wlilo and l.ooti mllei in length , in-
hiding portions ( if Kaunas and Colorado ;
Iliiintunf thu HiMiil-iirld plains "
The dispatch recites Ihu appeal lo rniigrrss
or a I , ( MM i.oi ) , ) seed grain appropriation made
i.v thn Nobraskii legislature and rccilet llm
u > ll known history of the drouth It Is the
u'llof Iho Nebraska delegation In congii'ss
hat it would bo ehoaucr to the i-lll/otisof the
Into Interested In Immigration , to raise thn
leeilcd nionny for seed ( jraln rather than In-
nro the stale's cicdlt by HUCI ) statements as
his.
Mi rr.uivior : .
Hv direction of the neciclnry of war thn
nininamllim' general , depirtinent of the
Matte , will grant a fmliiu < 'h for limr mouths
o I Vint Quartermaster Sergeant Kditar U.
Iralnim , on duty at P'ort Waahaklco \
Sunator .lames I' . U'llionnf Iowa and fain-
ly have moved from Iho Itochcstor lo Iho
.Incoln , 'I'cnth anil II streets , northwi'sl ,
\ here Mrs , Wilson received this afternoon ,
assisted by Mrs. Merrill and Miss Wilson.
The comptroller nf the ciirroncy has been
lotllledthat the Huron National h.inlc nf
Inron , S. I ) . , which suspended Pi-comber 1(1 ( ,
ms resumed business , the national bank ox-
ilnlnor having dollvereil thons rh lo lint olll-
crs of tbo bunk by urilur of the conptroller
of tlio currency.
David I1"1. Morgan wastodayappolulcd post-
nasterat Lomnx , Ouster rw'mty , Nub.
Puna S , lliu-ii : ,
j-'oit in'i"riit
\ lt"8olullmi I'usni1) ) ! liy tlio FitrtlliM's'
Alllfinco nnil Industrial Unliin.
WASH i NO ION , 1'ob. fi. The council of the
armcis' alliance and Industrial union hail
mdcr discussion this afternoon a resolution
( inking to the betterment of the agricultural
mil coMimcicinl Industries of the country
me ! after quite n lively exchange of vlows It
vns adopted The resolution Is :
Whereas , Of the threu great Indilstiios of
lu ; United States , agricultural , uotnmorclal
and 111,11111 , facturlmr , Uiu 1 list two are In the
nest donresHcd Ktalo : with a view lo the
lettermentof their condition , bolt
Kesnlved , That thn Ic-gUlntlvo coiimiiltea
of HID National Farmers' Alliance and Indus-
rial union bo requested to prepare a hill fur
ircsentation to llm present intho following
engross containing a provision that nli
essels built , owned anil miiiineil by the eill
ens of the United Stales , Unit miry outgoing
aigries , to be determined by the lonmigo of
he vo'-si-l , two-thirds of whieli , nt least ,
shall consist of lioino agricultural products ,
hall lie allowed to enter and discharge rn-
liming cnrgooM , provlcled said cargoes shall
onsist of nmnufneliired prodiii'tH , at any
lorl of the United States free of all customs
lutlesVo ate pursiiadcd that .such a meat-
ire , prnpeily canlod out In iletuil , will not
only build up tbo shipping interest of thu
ountiy , uut result in creating a fore I tin mar-
tut for tin ) surplus agricultural products of
ho United States.
till ) Silver Pool Coiuiniltoo 1/lnleiiH to
Uonti'inllet Inns ol' ( Jvveiiliy ,
WvHivii\oxFob , n , Hoprosontatlvo Per-
ihis of Knnsas , before the silver pool com-
mtte today , declared that ho had never , In
any manner , sought to prevent the. Investiga-
lou. lie hud uhsolululy no knowledge re
specting silver speculation and novel- had
boon approached by any poisons Interested In
the pools.
.1. L. Cimutnehnm , n broker of Now York
city , tcstillcd that ho had never stated to
) wenby nor hail Owcnhy ever stated to him
hat congressmen or govern nuMit ofilcors
yore Interested In silver speculation. A lot-
or was lead from Cashier Hr.ulley of
he national hank of the republic of
his city , stating that ho nid : found two of
.Iwenhv s cheeks on the Hanover Naiiniril
milk for SO and WOO reapectlveiy , In addl-
ton to thu chocks spoken of yesterday.
These checks wow on telegraphic orders and
lid not oppear In tbo regular account.
The committee received a message today
stating that Donald was on his way to
Washington from the south. Adjourned.
Sympathy for ICiixHlau ileus.
ox1 , Kob. -Chairman Hill of
ho cr iiinlttee of foreign affairs reported to
ho house tbo following substitute resolution
'or that offered bv Mr. Cuiumliicjs of New
York cxprcsiliiK sympathy with the .lews In
Uissia :
Resolved , That the members of the house
of representatives of the United States have
lieard with profound sorrow reports of
the an ITei Ings of Jow.s in Itussla , and
; lieir borrow is intensilled by thn
fact that such occurrences 'should
mppcii In a country which is. and hing has
been a friend of the United Slates and which
lias emancipated millions of it-s people from
serfdom and which defended the helpless
ClirisUuiis in the east from persecution for
Iheir religion , and wo cariuistly hope that
the humane ami enlightened spirit then so
strikingly shown bv his Imperial majesty
will now bo manifested lu ihecklng and
mitigating the severe measures directed
against the Jewish religion ,
Action ou HIP Slver UIU.
WISUINOIOX , Feb. fi. A delegat leu of oftl-
ccrs of the National Karmors' alliance , noiv
In session In tlili city , hoaiied by President
Polk of the national alliance , a. vaitod the
opening of the hearing of the house coinage
committee this morning. President i'olk
stated their purpose to bo lo ur e. prompt ac
tion on the silver hill by the ooiiuntltco , that
action might oe had by the house.
A I nisi * llcpitrl ,
Feb. 5. Secretary Hialuo
said , today , with ' oferenoo to the dlspatcl
from O'llawa , published this ineriilnir , \ > hlcl
gives from a Canadian souivc what purports
to bo tlio manner lu which the propos.U fox
rccinrodty iio otlations came lo IH > mmto t
the United States , the stalements concerning
himself and his action la thu matter HIM
utterly \\lthout foundation.
i > wonlij ttoh nsi > il.
WISIIIMITONFob. . -1'ago , the proprleto
of the senate restaurant , on whoio complaint
( iweuby.is \ arrested , having written to tin
pro ecutlng attorney stuttng that fact-s had
como to hls'hnowlediro slncn ye < t nMiy which
hatisllodhlm tliei-e was iioorlinlnal intent ou
the part of owenby and asking that ho bo not
prosecuted , Oweuby was ivie.ived.
\Vnnt tlio Torroy llnutsi'iintoy Illll.
\V\sniMiToN , Feb. S. Senator Fau\oil
submitted today to the senate a i > otltlou fron
a largo number of ChiiMM bankon xirglnf
the Imme.llato passacc 01 the Torroy bank
ruptcy bill ,
An Kx'I'OMmnMor Ar voi.iotl ,
Cm M-.NNT , Wyo , Feb. 5.-fSpiviixl Tolo
grain to Tin : Hi r.KxP | ' ) stnin < ttcr Wlhoi
Olllon of Kvanston wai avivstoil M Hevl
Sptlngs today on n telegram from I'.vanMon
eliargliiK him wlthswinilliuf A Inter telegram
gram orierod his r lease , ami a luuildiivcioi
tbo sbi riff to hold him ilo was luKoii x.
tuts ovcuiug s mu. .
Mil ? U t Ml' t PIT If TIH'TltfP
bllh JIADh ArATAL MIS1AKE ,
njtuliciotta Use of Lntiilantim by a Lincoln
Mother Kills Hur Babj ,
BEATRICE TO HAVE BETTER RATES ,
Drain of mi old lu < Ij
Nli-diiircrH . \ l-VntlirriMl Hnoul
Hloli ! Iliit'liHliiut lrr'H ! ' !
NclirtiNl.il \
ii.v , Null , Fob n. [ Kpfchl to Tim
In : . -This 1 mcinilni , ' Mr * . J. H. llodd , who
IVI-H ntWls Smith N'intli Htrcot , accidentally
( Hied her luliy by giving It an moiiliMu of
audiimmi. Tliolllllu nun had liei < n alltiiR
rein tnmn rldldlsli coniplnltit nnd todaj cried
ilmnM Inc'i'SMiiitl.v. A nolKiilior woman hap-
icned In and ndvUed .Mrs. Itcdd to i\u tha
lilhl snino hiiidanum so as to stupefy It nnd
nalci1 It niHMiiscInus of pain. She dlil so ,
) iil lii'lng iinnwan1 of thu deadly iiiitlltlc5 | of
hn drug , gave it an overdnso and the llttlo
mo wrnt to iili-ep tiovur to awaken. Tlio
nuthi'r becatno al.inneil and icnt fur a phynl-
Ian. Hut It was too lato. The child was
lead.
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Hiiiiirr , Neb , Feb. r > | Special Telegram -
gram to Tin ; Hi n.l Kuvoril days since a
| ieclnl commit too of'lhi" lleiitilcn boiird of
trade went toChlrmoto ionferltli the rail-
vay in.ignntos . there in roferrnco to HecnrhiK
letter rates for lleatrlro. Al that ineetniK a
onfi'iinco was nmuiKed fur this i-lty ho-
tweiMi the railway companies and the com-
nlltt'i1 , which was held ahout a week ago.
The roads rcir | < ) sent Ml In thiVonlerr ncoweii )
ho Itiu'k Islunil , Union Pnelllc nnd tin ) Ilnr-
lugton Itwastlion liifuriiially agreed that
lle.it rlco Hhniilil lie Ki'imtiMl better rales , nnd
n fact tlio concession w.is hoi tor than
Healrlio hail hupeil fur. The Hind
'Diminution of this iigreeiiienl wai
cfl ton siib i'iiient | meeting with thn Trans-
\llssonil association at Kansas City today ,
n which tin ) Hi'atrlon comiiiltuu consistlm ;
) f L. \Valki-r , ( J. II. Dcmpsler , W. G ,
Wiishlinrii , ! ' . 1) ) KIM'S , IJyion llr.ultaiui H ,
I1. Dix wi'i'ii present mid hi'iinl ' Iho Trans-
Mlssoini iissoclntliin nvotinucnil the adoption
if the tales agreed iipun nt tlin Beaatrlco
otifi'renro but this mint ho ratilied and np-
[ iruvi-d by Iho U'l'.Mli'i-n ' Tiallle assiiciatlon ,
I'ho ' matter at allovi-nls is legarded as pnic-
: lcully Huttlcil , which ivus this city tlio
ficli'lit rates long clamored fur.
Died Aiming Sl
LIMOI.N , Neb. , I'\sb. 5. ( Special to Tun
tin : . | An ajjed lady Middeiily falling , appar
ently lifeless , to the Hour of the llurlinijtoii
lepot about Ti o'clock last evening , created
onslderalilo oxilUMiient. Dr. Tucker i > ro-
iiiliiii'eil licrsiinci'ini ; from an epileptic lit.
Shu was uneonseiiius for nviTim hour , re-
: ainiiiK cniiieioiisiiess nnly for a few mliuiliM
met' , nnd wan at last roinoviMl by the police
oSt. Itll/aljuth'H hisiltiil | , whuio she ox-
IIHM | | a few hours afiorwiird. Hur effects
show that her name was Mrs.Vliitohead \ ,
mil that she was on her wnv to visit her
l.mi.'hlir ! ut Ati'hlsoii , Kim. Shu was appar-
inll.V about llfty tlvo yi'iiKH of line , Inexpensively -
sively drmsud and had but llltlo haggngo.
I'll1 icinalns 'veio ii'ino\od to 1 teuton's
undertaking rooms , ami the coroner will hold
in InqiuirtL tomorrow.
A ( "oinp.Mit vo Hliiint.
ICl.KiloitN , Kob. , Fob , ti. [ Special to Tun
llKi : . ] There will be a shooting tournament
liere next Thursday. Arruiifu'inoiils havn
been made to have : iiK ) llvo liln'.s on tlio
grounds for the ovunl. The fuatuio of the
u'ctisloii will bo a match between , llm May-
licw. si- . , of this pliuv ami Niink Tuinerof
I'.llc I'ity. They will shunt ill twenty llvo
birds oai'h at twcnty-llvo y.ir.ls ilsi from two
| ihmgo traps for $ MI a'hlilo. Immediately
following this in.ilrh Will ho a t ive-for-all
swcepttaUei Hhoit. Should tbo day provo
propitious a huge lUtundiinco is ussuied and
some Kooil sport anticipated ,
lump < liy fliarl l > ,
hornOITI , Neb. , 1'Vb. ' n.-ISpoeiiil to Tim
llr.K.Tho ] Uotip Pity ladles' Ui-iief corp *
gave a supper nnil u.dl ut the o | 'i-i housu
last evening , thn proeiiods of which nro to go
toward the leliefol thu poor peinilu of our
town. The ultiMidniico was very largo. The
iin City orchestra , consisting of nmo
pieces , furnlsbeil the ninsle Iron of char o ,
A hanilsoino sum was roali/ed , mid It will bo
used In inlying provisions and fuel , which
will lie divided Juiiielonsly unions those of
our eitkons whoaro the most needy.
Agricultural Sm-iely OllUicrs.
STAN rex , Neb , Fob. fi. fSp.-olul to Tim
llr.i : I The regular annual ineetinq of the
stockholders of thu St.mton County Agricul
tural society cauvoiiud Tiimdiy afternoon
and elected a boird of munagorf for IS'.ll as
follows : A. .1. Spit/er , ( .1 Somienscuelii , V.
II. Wells , II Stevens , O. IVturs , T. Mock ,
A S pen co , S. S. I'anllold , A. L. Burr , C. l < .
I'aull. il. MiiltiiMin , .1. lOholiort and A. Itog-
cr.s. The icportof the old hoard shows iinun-
cial alTail-sin jroml shapo.
I 'or a ltrltlil Hoy.
SIIINI-V , Noli , Fob. 5. | Special Telegram
to Tin : llir. : | IMilio Urlaeh , the musical
odltfy of wustern brnka , wa > presented
with a nmu'iiitliviit nld b.ulgo today by Ulk-
horn lodge , lrotlu ! < rhocxi of l.ocomotivo
FiromiMi of North 1'l.ilto , for serviivs ren
dered on Divombor ill , Is'.XI. James U'orhind
made the picsenliilion speech. Kddlo is but
nmo and a half jearsokl ami ulays the violin
like an old master.
1 liat Ogalttlhi t'oiivetiiIon.
OUU.M.IA , Neb , , IVb. , K. | Spoclal to Tim
llr.i : ] Invitations have boon sent to the
i-ounty judios ; nnd I'h'rks In thoThlitleth sen
atorial districta > klug thorn tu bo pix eut at
the Irrigation i-oiis-ontlou here on next Tues
day , I'ebmary UK Kicli house of tlio lecls-
lat'ure bits nppolutotl a cviimiutlco to attend.
The prospects HIV now that the mooting will
) K > largely attomloil mid \\lll ( wsse. much
( ntoiv.su t
Moots AIILint'o Opinmll ion.
t'tn , N'oh , Fob ft. ( Special
lo Tin : Ikr. . 1 A volition Is UohiK
eiivulatod iimonc the ulllixuce men of this
counly pivlosiliig aiMlust the hill luliMdiifeil
in IhosUtUt NOiiat by Matlos to Ivvalito the
pivclnct bonds \\hieh' hi\n : lioen votinl ami
notjet IsMiivl The hill and the petition art >
thooutgnuMli of Urn tl. & M
to the Nebraska brul o bonds.
od Suivi.
Nrnu\"Kv t'lTV , N'oh. , Foh .V-SjHvhvl |
Toliyram lo TIIK llr.c.l A Central ttvraua
lnitohc.r tol\y ; dl > is.ivi < i > vl iluruo.v . lu l > ox
of bis collar , \\hoiv It luvl Ivovu siiuss Otvoiu-
Ih'v Wuhoul frtxi r wftlor. Tlio tmkoy
wasallvo Hint uppixuxxl Kvxxi for uuoihcr
luon\irr \ > UsU
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llnii l > luiloed.
NP HK Oirv , N'oK , lVli.'Swl.rt ' |
to Tin : HKK.Tlirt | luMU > ly ot l > \v\vtiorn
drouth surtoivrs \\-AtMto\\n > * sli r\ly l y the
ivturn irt Kov. M. \ \ i nrvy of f > Itviutt In lh
cif uu oUl tvvthlohluvl IHH > II tout
tn nj ; \ \ lot ot oUior olothlutt
ago ,
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