PART ONE , UNDAY WEE TO s
T\VKXTIJLTII \ VKAK. OMAHA , srXDAV 31OKX1NG , MAUCIL ] , 1S01-SLXTKBN PACSKS. NTIMUKU 255. !
PARIS VEST MLD ,
Most Critical Work In Twenty Years Just
Safely Pnscotl Tiirougli. .
EMPRESS FfiEDERICK'S ' ONE MISTAKE ,
Eho Overstayed Her Wclcomo nuil tbo Es-
citablo 1'coplo Broke Fotlh.
THREE VERY IRRITATING INCIDENTS.
Visita to "Vcraaillo ? anil a Patriot's ' Ovcrzenl-
oiw Action in Interest of Pcnco.
MAGNIFIED BY TIIE CHEAP PAPERS ,
\ \ lint Holism-loan Ililnks f'diilldein-c
> ul HcHloKMl HD the
itaxed Ilinil on Singers
I'lut me Milert.
Pflh. M. [ Special Cablosrim to
TUP Hi i : . ] It is no e\iiKK t-atiou lo s v that
this Ins been ono of the most eiltieal ueeki
for Piniicoand ( Joriimny both slnco the out-
bieiikof til" Krancol'iijslaii war of ISTO-71
bo cany us Tueulny 1it 1 it bo an to bo felt
In so\oral dicles thnt tlio Kinpioss Kudonek
was proloiiBltif ; lior stay lu 1'arls to ndiuiKc'i-
ous extent , Iho sinpiiso caused bv hci
pinctie'ally unnmiouuced and sudden iniiMil ,
and the cmiosiUlikh he'i mc\e'inents occa
Moticil , slowly gave wa } to a feeling of
anxloty. Hurl } In the week n pioniincnt
inemhi r of tbo diplomatic coips pilvately
Informed Count Von Minister , the ( lerm.m
atnbissador. thill it was evident tint the
otnpross was m.iklng a inlstaUo In staving so
. long In Pails To this the Cortn ! m ambassa-
* d replied.
"lam qulto of your opinion , but I am pow
erless to change the situation of affaiis. "
Then in rapid succession occurred the tlneo
events \\hlcli i.dsed the hoof the Tailsiins
to a dangcious point , and which crowned the
oiupiess' mission , both in its politic il tun
aitlslie sense , with disaster and actuall }
threatened the peace of Umopo.
Tlio Hist of these events was ttio drlvo to
Vcisiiillcs When the public e'hmor causc'd
i ; h > this dtive nioso on the day following , Iho
1 attention of the enincss | wt called to the
matter bv the wife of ono ot the piomincnt
members of the diplomitic coips In reply
tbe r.mptoss iVdcuck said
" 1 went tbeio for icasons of sentiment ; so
man } iciollcctlons of my husband conlio
there "
This remark was made bofoio the news
papeis of this cit } took up the Incident , nnd
began , b } thelt unfavorable cilticistns of the
Ii.ipc i lal vlsitoi's action , to fan the smoiildci-
Ingspaikof discontent into llanio.
The second incident or mistake , which still
further excited the 1'arislans , was the
thoughtless lomov il b } an ovcr/ealous
Flinch ofliclal of n vvre.itlt laid
on the tomb of Honil Kcgnault , the
celebrated Frcnuh painter who at Buicn-
val , when onh t-v\cnty-four voars of ago ,
dicdwl.ilo fighting against .hel'iusslansclur
Ing the Prance Piussian war This caused
another outbioik of popular clamoi , and an
other sc-iie's of mticlosln the newspapers ,
ronuncnting unfa\oi.ibl.v upon the \isit to
1'aus of tlio mothoi of the emperor of Clor-
lu.iny.
'Iho third incident , and the ono which most
cnnged the Paris ! ms , wis the publica
tion of the antl-l'ieuch intlclo In
Iho Cologne Gvotto , of ThursiUv ,
nud icid by the people hoio at
the very moment the o\-empiess was driving
to the lailw a } station Then the savage edi-
toi lalw as a coup do grace Huttorlj UostiOed
ovciyvestigoof good that might have othor-
v iso been done b v the linnet nl \ isit
'Iho riencli govcininent nntinally has not
aono an } thing In the matter , and neither in
the son.ito nor In the ch inihor of deputies lias
a I'loncli icpiesontatlvo opened his mouth in
repml to the Ijinpiess IVeueiick's visit to
Palis.
Another influence , though n minor one , In
bringing about the sti lined ic-latlons , has
bcn ( the rivulr.v of the two salons Hougue-
re.iu , the painter , led tlio paity now In own
the "Hoi Iln " and Mc-Issonlcr's
as pait } , suc
cessor as pi esidont of the Chimp do Mars
scicders was tlio Icider of the nnli-Hciliu
piutv I'bo ipstilt was that fiom the stait-
ing of ho irritition until its end at
the depiituroof the oniiuess , theio has Ireon
a gi and \ < ry for tlio Ch imp do Mars
inl.itoi'-j i ecelvecl a grc it sot back by
issonier.
ivin iiu noun m i r COMES iv.
During tbo couiso of an intotvievv p .b-
llshed todaItouguoroau said that la Docom
her las ! Count Vou Minister , the German
ambassidor , called at the painter's studio .nut
"init < il mo to send "omo of in } pictutos for
at the Berlin ait exhibition 1
olnt of ' ending three paintings
xhibltlou at Moscow , so I hold
em with the intention of send-
Hetlln exhibition
"OnVediiesda \ } last tnoex empress rilled ,
ntinj studio , but she asked mo no questions
o vvh"1 not 1 was goliKj to send
Jtt.Ht noilin 'Ihoio
d nature in the wbolo
'At ' rae sTait'lne ox cmpicss , nt least in
ni } c-aso , said or did nothing about asking
me to bo represented at Heilln , but now the
matter has tiecoine international Tor my
put , 1 am ia no hurry to como to a con
clusion , either ono wa } or the othei At
present I am undecided what to do The in
cident proves again that tl.o Piench pablio
Isaptto goolT balf-cocuoil , and wo may bo
called down unprcpaied at this moment , foi
war. I do not forget Alsne"Loiralno -no
line rionclnnan will e\or paulon that but
It would boa lamentable erior tobtilko foi
tlio lestitutlon of these provinces while both
Gornnn } and Franco aio ia a state of ox-
citonicnt. "
roMiniNcii : NOT MT HPSTOUI n.
The feeling of gencial conlideiue that the
unpleasant Incident bail endi'dlth tlio de-
pal turo of the empress was rudely shaken
todii } upon the public learning of Ch incollor
Von C'apriU's order to 1'ilnco Von Hohen-
loho-SliilliiiRfufst with icforonco to the
icgulaticns was for the purpose of enabling
the inhiultants of the rre-ne-h vommiino ml-
loinnip ttio frontiers of Alsace Lorraine to
iitteml the markets nnd visit the fairs in
uppoi Alsace.
ThOclimuePoi's ' action hits cMitsod great
excitement , a poitlon of thopicss denouncing
it in llcrco nnd bitter terms and calling it
wilful provocation of the people ) of I'liinco.
The comments toclnv of the Benin no\vs-
paper * on the pissport iiUldcnt lm\c been
telcginphcd to this city. The comments
have admitted Hint Chancellor Von CaprUl's
nctlouvns tbo direct result of Kmpicss
TmlciicU's ' -Nblt , Nfttur.dly the Ucrlln
now < pap < rs' nltnrnnees seivo to Intensify
the fi ellng of illsiiili | > t
An aiticic In the National / ( Ituiig is es-
) eilalldlTeiiHivo to the 1'arlslnns 'Unit
mper suggests that Inv lew of its present
icntcd condition in lenr Mieam of cold w nter
hoiild bo ponied on I'ails
low the Volatile Ticm-Ii Hmril and
-el lied HIMVII.
| rnj/iffit | ) / ( ; / ; ttuJii n't il it Mn Itrnvll \
Pint1'cb - J.New ( YoiU Hei lid
Ciblo Sm-elal to Tin : Hrr l-\Vo are sit *
. .Ingvlth our windows open In spilngllko
weather , wondoiliar when out 1 1 lends will
oturn from the lilvlei i The scnsitlon of
.he week that drowns all otheis v\as the nr-
Ivnl of limpiesa rrodoilck lliasboic-
n.ilned but tlnee diys hci visit would have
Jecnagtand success I'ho Icclsloa lo pro *
eng herstav iv.is smtched hold of by every
seekc r after cho.ip p itriolie effcel , and w as a
gloilous oppottunity foi the Houlinglsts ,
w ho innglned the dead liadsuddenlv lovlved.
Uonoi il Uoulangor , misUed In a blick
bcaul and moustache , auhcd at Hiusscls
1'iiul De'ioulode , hold nf the HoulanglsU ,
phi oil a w reiitb on the tomb of Kogimult , the
in list who saciillccd bis life In the franco-
1'russlan uar 'Ibis was anpnently a doll-
unco throvMi In the teeth of the Imperial
visitor. Tbo wio.itli nnsteiiomly disnp-
pcaied and a gieat outcivns lathed
by the hot hciileil patilols , who asserted it
hud been lemnved b } Iho government , until
It wus llnall } found that It h id been icinovcd
bv a diioctoi of the school of line aits who ,
llnding n wieath with the letters "h U 1' . "
on it. lemoved the wieatb to his stud } . A
good m.mpioplo of iiiformitlon claim the
loiters , according to Deroulcde. mean not
"pitrlotlc iciguo,1'tbut ' "loi , dovoti , ptitile. "
Tills beiiigestulillshed , the minister oidorocl
the u i rath loplnced.
Of coursotho simll ncwspipors , which live
upon sensations , made enormous capital of
the Incident They catno out with Hntiii , "
head lines about the sneiilego and the insult
to "paliie" Paul do Cassigimc raved in
the Autorito , his paper , Uochofort In I > In-
ti msigcant The sticots icsouiided with the
erics of the ncvvspipcis
The next thing sprung was tlio nmpioss
hid been to Veisillles , nnd to the ruins of
St Cloud. Tiue , she had \isit"il the Vor-
siilles museum , nut not St Cloud , but ac-
coulhig to the h responsible papcts nothing
would do but that she had gene and gloited
over the iiilns. A dental was nothing to
thorn
The go\ eminent organs on the contrarv
gave the stiongcst ndvico to the people to ob
s-eive aiespoctful alt Undo to the Usilors.
Then caino the1iolont aiticlo in the Cn !
yotto do Cologne , \vhleh has nlwajsbeen
looked upon as the ocg in of the kaiser Tins
faiilv did moio to unsetilo feeling ttiananj-
tlnng since the wir On Kuday the talk in
all tbo sin ill cafes was , "Is it vvari"
Whilst the feeling w as giowiii very warm
the empi ess , having pinmiiiontl } announced
her departtne foi 11 U slipped off quietly on
the 10 10 ttain in ordoi to fairly make lior
departuio witliout the mueh-feiu'd demon-
stiatlon Auangcmcnts woio made so that
at Boulogne the ti.im should take her down ,
and at a stmll station mar that town a tram
waiting took her on to Cnlals With her
went tbo Ol man ambassador At tbo Oaiodu
NorofiOO gendatmos had bt'entjathci-oil. They
kcpyftut ot sight , and when the empress nr-
rlvod onlj n small respectful ciovvd was pies-
eat. Haion Alphonse Kothschlld , us one of
.ho diiectois of the line , w.u. In waiting , also
, ho chief ofllcials
MV in vii i "ritriiMiDon "
Theio las been tall : of the ieivil of
"Tlicimidor , " in a niodillcd foi in Sudoil
on being lutoiviewed said theio was no
round ition whatever for the statement Ilo
mil not \vutten the piece to alter it , and
said ' Never was Thctmidoi' fuithcr
fiom being leinstated it the Prancals. "
ANOTIII I ! MOI\I ! 1I\SI\I II.
Wo Inu o Intel } hail an epidemic of fugitive
bankets , rust Ko.\n aid , then Mace , next
Alaiv , banker in the IM.uo Hoicldieu Ho
wiotofiotn London to home , saving things
looked so bad ho thought It best to quit An
other case of n man whose ngid moialitv
gained the1 coiilidenco of the people who deposited -
posited their inoiicr with him One ladv was
found In tears near the bank , deploring a loss
of iiiiTi.roo finncs A gentleman had ildu.OOO
francs deposited. Unlilco Mace , Al.ny had
notleltnii } cash , the siim of IS francs being
found in tlie safe.
n vim ( is un : ixcni .
Some ono bis been libelling the jnimi
donna = Last week 11 also report was given
out that Mane Van /.mitt had appealed on
the stage at St Pctcisbuig in an impropei
condition This the manager of the opeia
nailed as a malicious lie Mi s H } bil Sandei-
son tins week liistuuted Cachaul , a I'aiis
lawver , to take Ic al pioeeedings against
certain I'lenih nanets. unless thev ictinul
icpoits published , saving that I'rnice
Haiidoin was wildly In lo\o with hit
and was lu her house when no mot hci
ducal pioteetor A low ensued , in which
thodiiko wounded the pilnce , who dlolfrom
the effect Miss.Sandcr on savs thcstor.vis
a foul calumny. She did not oven Itnovv the
imnco In sight Tlio duke Is a mjtli The
Pieneh papot'a pio.nptly published lull de
nials of the icpoit , and all ends well.
nion line i D \ii. :
Two sales weio held duilng the wools nt
the Hotel Diouot. I'lio Hist was the Mciaul
snloot engi.ivings nnddi ivving"A .low el"
Jamit/er . fetcbcd T/ilW fiancs The diaw-
ing "Hiulo Parlums , " b } ntienne doKnuino ,
, y20 , a ilccorath o nanel b } IJcl ifosse , l.iV )
The Xocl pictuio sale alsopioved sensational.
Thcodoio HousEcau's "f a Mine" fetdtcd the
highest pi Ice of tlio day. The opening bid
\vas 50,000 fiancs , and tlio pictuio was
knocked down at SJ.OOO Coiot's "U11 nni'
do Villo ct'Aviay , " a lovcU can
vas , full of the poetiy of naliuo , brought
' Dehuiolx's "LoC'hiist
a'J.RiO fiancs , Uugeno
In Cioix " Irnncs Heiiner's "La
sur , Ib.SV ) , ,
Madeleine , " n graceful LGIK option , id.MK )
fumes , John Constable's "I.e Debaupio-
inont , " 15 , > 00 fiams , Jules Dujue's "l > a
Ulvieie , " iiiiOO : fiancs , Ceim s "Lo Hos-
phoie , " Ifi.iMK ) fi.incj J'his was ono of the
llncst specimens of hisvvoik , and was vciy
clunp. ' Tioon's "La Toret" fetched ll.JOO
fiancs. Ungcno Isnbov's "Minio Moutanto"
fetched lli.liOO francs , Uiu/'s "N\inph and
Cupid , " H.lHHJfnines. nii/'s"Pasngede 1'on-
talneblc'iu , " 1,1'IKI fiancs 'Tour Waters , "
bv Haive went for JI/iOO fiaiies.
If tbo Pieneh in lists do not go to the Tier-
Iln liiturnational ait exhibition , tbero is
every likelihood their Amciiiau couficics
will bo lopicbcutcd.
The C/ar Itcgrots It.
Sr PrTi-iism no , Teh lib [ Special C iblo-
gram to Tin Hu.j The Husslun press
heivtlly apnioves the attitude of the riench
artists In lofusing to toke part In the ex
hibition at Hcilin , nnd icgaul the initntlny
tone of ( ierm.iny ns lilghly icprehcnslhlc. It
is lopoitod that thocvar has nxpiossod the
opinion that Chancellor Caprlv 1'x oulcis in
telatlon to AUace-Lorralno gUogiavt ) cause
for disquiet anil that hoie-giets that so lunsh
was promulgated.
EVANGELICAL BISHOPS
Their Rivalry Ecsults iu n Lively Time nt
The Conference.
A CONFLICT BETWEEN AUTHORITIES.
The Mooting tit Allcutown Approacbos tbo
Verge of n Free Figbt ,
A CASE OF COMMON , HUMAN JEALOUSY ,
Oburcbcs nre Olosetl to Prevent Opposing
Pastors From Tnkiug Possession ,
THE HISTORY OF THE NOTED QUARREL.
liifnnctIon l'io < 'cedliijH Against the
Dlllcient r.leinenlN I lie War
Itoaeb ( > s tbe Point ol' Per-
Nonal 'llircals.
HnvniNO , Pa , Teb 'JS Owing to the
fight between ISIsliop Howimui and tuo
factions of thu nvungulleal chili ch at Allentown -
town all < hiuvhc-s of that denomliintloii In
thh city woio locked up today and tbo an
nouncement .w mado.that no set vices \\111
bo held totnoiiow , Tlio closhi } , ' of the
elm rubes was decided upon in order to pie-
vent the onpoilto faction fiom talcing pos
session. Some of tbocountijr chinches took
similar action.
This is the result of that llcrco and utipai
ailed paitlsan qnarrolldiowa as the war of
the bishops , \\lneli has convulsed this laj'KO
denomination in uulousmits of the countiy
for the p ist tlneo yeais ' 1 his conference Is
the oldest and most nillucntlal in the asso
ciation , and the Usher and anti-nshcr fac
tions UIIAO each been desperately missing
their foiceb bofote it to biitiR the lone light
at oiie-o to a coneluslon.
Tlio mesldnij ( ofllcor is IHsbop Bow man ,
u bo series by Ultuo of his formerauthorit } ,
which ho claims lorn dns uniinpilted Hois
the able coadjutor \\lth Hisbop Ksher In the
waifaio against liishop Dubbs Xinot } out
of l."i delopntes to the conference nio violently
lently opposed to Dow nun , and announced
hefoiehand tint if ho attempted to preside
and make appointments then would \\ith-
diaw and sot un an liulopoiident confeionco
Ulshop Dowman and his thlitv Ihe delegates
deelaied their intention of domj , ' likewise If
ho would not bo allowed to piosiuo , and eon-
&euentl ] } matters ha\o been tl.iouniuto a
dioailfiil mix in all such churehes ascio
happily fiee from entanglements It Is said
that liishop Bern n.mi uill aiieilnt [ pistols to
the v.uloiib cbait'cs and that the oilier con
feicncowill dothosimo , wblloslmilat action
\\ill doubtless bo taken by otbor conferences ,
and thus the historic war of the bishops \\ill
be iiithlessly earned Into each of the 2,000
IndlUduil chuichcs of the association , and
bj necessity into the bosom of every family ,
on the question of icceivlnjj the rival clergy
men so assigned. Though two are appointed
to shepherd the sanio Hock , only ono can act ,
and cajh congregation must decide which
ono. The senuel , stated In plain woids , must
mean one of tlnce thln i Uithcr the undls-
puted stipiomac } of one or other of the op-
pusint ; factions , liculeu icspciuvcly b\
Bishop lusher and Hishop Uubbs , or the
ultimate independence of a majoiitv of eon-
( iiOBi.tions from thoauthoiity of bishojis , or
else the oAontunl demoralUation of the \ \ hole
oiganuiition.
Tao thieo bishops constituting the ruling
tuuiiuiiate of the association , as will bo re
called , weio accii'-cd of sundr } inisdiods > un-
beiomlng to ministeis ot tlio gospel , and
wcio each in tum deposed lastbpilng from
thc-ir ecclesiastical oOUes bv tiial Uodics
made up of adbeients of their opponents
Hisho.i Dubbs being Hist subjected to this
tieatmont in Cleveland on Folnmm ' , ' 1 , and
the-ii , bwu ol lot illation , Hlsho ] > Itownim
in C'liieaRO on Maich 7 , and Jiishop Usher in
this cit } on Match Jl The whole tioublo
seems to hi\o aiisen out of oultnaij
human evei-j daj jealous } ainone the tUiee
bishops and the o\civ > ceiling anibitiiin of one
01 other of them toiuloto ttio exclusion of
his collcigncs Inawoul.it is a mutest of
two against one , Bishops Kshoi and liowman
bcinj ; leagued together in slumatic opposi
tloii to Hishop Dubbs Illshop Ksher is the
dominant spirit of the r.'hci-liou man combl
nation , and liishop Onbos is a lival woith }
of his steel All tlneo nro nnusualh stion'g
and able men He-pouted clashes of anthoi-
it } and mteicst between them and continued
encioacbinentsoii the put of ono or other
upon the piiulogosot Ids colleagues natiu ally
led to endless and acuinoiiious contontlons
'I hev did not got into the couits or news
pipuis durinc tlic Hist tlneo } earhoweer
and in ittoi s ran along w Ithoiit dolinlto point
until lebiuai } of list year , ihen Uio clnn i\
was re-ached Hishop Labor determined to
stiike a blow 'Jliiough his followeis he
piocined the disgiaco and lomoud of his
tioublesoine lival , Uubbs lioin the board ot
bishops The charges against Dubbs
wcie inainl } of a fnvulous chniaeter ,
bised on gossip and hoaiiiy , tending to
show that his moial iclations with women
woio ( piestioiublo , and that theiefoio ho was
unlit foi tbo ollUoof bishop Doth lii-hops
Ksherand How man tooK a jnomlncnt paitia
the pioseciitiun Hislioi ) Uubbs was noial
lowed to cioss examine witnesses or to take
testlmon'Iho liftpen clerir.Miien compos
Ingthotiial committee woio conlldauts and
adhoiuits of Hishops Ushei and How man
and stopped with Hishop lusher dining the
tual. Dnbbs was piomptl } convleted.
After that , of couiso , open hostilities -
tilities began In io.il e-ainest The
ictalihtoiy measures executed by Dubbs'
friends , culminating in How man's ' and
Kshei's expulsion , followed as a natural se
quence 'J bo crime laid to liowin m's door
\\ase\ilspeitiiiig , l.ving and passionate lan
guage , tboso alleged against ICshor woio
similar , unchllstian conduct , blander , false
hood , creatinif disscnlion in the chinch and
Stirling up old quaricls piovlously ndjudl-
lated.
Teehnicall } all tree bishops wcio cutoff
from tlie peifounanco of their esplscopal
functions and the lecelpt of their J4HK | ( ) an
nual salaiies , but not in piactlco Dubbs
accepted the lesults of his trial and has not
up to date diawn his pay or asset ted Ills pie-
iogati\c < Not so with Usher and Howinan
'Ihej ha\o deillncd to abide by the
llndliips of the tihl bodies and the
judgment of the cHil couits and
have lesolutel } pioclaimcd themselves
as belngstlll lull Hedged bishops- Injunctions
obtained fiom comts in Ohio , jowa ami Illi
nois to icsti iln Ilium fiom acting line not in
fact restrained them , the Jinlsdittion of the
couits in the imittei being confessedly
doubtful. In those and othorweMeta states
numeious suits aiici cioss suits are now pend
ing to determine the owncisliip of chinch
proporU and the power of ccualn mission so
cieties and publication boards to collect and
disbuiso fund-j , but the piospects of settle
ment that may seem hopeless , and the nflalrs
of the association are dull } growing moio
complicated , with imiltlpljlng ihnncos of
further lights and theh ncconiian\iag ] Inter-
chinio'o of broken lieads and rent clothes
The pi OKrnmmo of the anti-Usher delega
tion to the Allentown confctenco w is to take
possession of Iboliiianuel chutch. In winch
the meeting was to bo hold , nnd to pack a
strong bed } of uthlotlo brethren In Uio pulpit
nnd the aisles lending to It , and to hold It
against all comets. The schemes becm to
liavebeon pint. } carried out , but It it-suited
todii } , as abo\o stated , in the closing of all
tbo .Uvaiit'e'licnl cburcl.cs in anil mound
Allentown Theouteomp of the light can
onU bo surmised
illustrating to what length Iho animosities
engendered In the ( 'rent feud hiuo alruulv
gone , a meat l .uc of the Ooutsdio Allge-
inelno X.oltlllig , edited by HNhop Dnbbs In
I'hlcago , contains this pei-sonal tlueat , sent
b } an unknown coiiespondctit
1 H DubsSirYour d caieor has go-io
long enough. Hev\arel I seek ro\enge.
Veiirnilserablollfol will take "
On the io\or > e ldo was a picture of a
coflln , Hkull aiiilii'o'slioiios The one pun or
now uppermost on the lips of den out and
nend'ful Uvniiellcils ) licixabouts Is that
bloodshed nmv bu piovoatcd at tbo Allentown -
town conference.
The Howinan oai gellcr.l confeienee today
tleeidid that tho'O n cinhors pirtiiipatlng in
the attempt to prevent Hishop How man ( nun
pie'sldlng norotdioul I bo coiuldere-d in sub-
jcittoaetion b } lliOKciioinl ennfoienco Tlio
antl HowniaulUs hu\o oiganled a defense
bllleail t'Mulsu fund * to t > i > liiwxeitiu suits
that may arise whci their ministers endei\or
to secuio possession of the ehurehis to wide h
the } have been appointed.
si\.troit in.t.n T / > / ; . n.
SUetuliol'tlie Mli ol CalHVn nln'H Well
KIIOUII Clll/eii
\ViMiisoiov , Pcb. -Senator tlcorgo
Hcaist of C'lillfoinU died tonight at 0 U )
Senator 11 carst lus been 111 six months ,
with a complication of diseases , kldno } and
hoiut tioubles being worst Ho had been
cotillncii to the housj for two months past ,
and been lu a soiiil-comatoso state for se\ oral
das.
( Jcorgo Hearst was bom in rianklln
county , Mo , September Ii , ismi. His father
had gene to that Htntn fiom Xorth Caiolina
in 181U. Tbo son received enl } such a lim
ited education at the common schools
afforded In that day. Ho worked on his
father's faun until ISoO , when ho caught tbo
gold fe\erand went to Uallfoiala Torsov-
cial jears ho was n miner and piospcetor and
subsequently by location and purchase ho
became the owner of valuable mining Inter
ests aim a Inrgo emplojer Imung at ono
time as many as ! i,000 men at woik In bis
mines alone and ofpr > itlin * quait/ mills that
cuished 1,00(1 ( tons of oio ] ior da\ .
' 1 he Inciease of his wealth was stead } and
rapid , and forbomooais past his income
has been something like 51,00(1 ( per iln } Ho
has been for a long Mme cliief piitnov In the
oxtcnsHo mining Jinn of lle.ust , Hoggin ,
howls , V Co Uu owned above foit\ thousand
aeies of land la San Luis , Obispo count } ,
L'nl , a nine 11 of 1(0,000 ( aciei of gin/ing
land In Old Moxlio , stocked with a vetj
largo held of cittlc , and a line stable of thor
oughbiod hordes , HO was also inteiosted in
a laigo tiact of land near Vera Ciu/ , and in
railio.ul building in Muxlco. His fortune at
the time of Ids death was estimated at
fJO.OOO.UOO.
Mi Hoaist's political life begin In IMI'i ,
when ho was elected to the California legls-
latuto nnd served one term. In 1SS t ho was
n iMiidldito before the deinocratie state con-
\ention at Han Jose , Cal , for the nomination
for go\einoi , but w.is defeated by Cionei il
htonemin
' 1 lie latter was elected goveinoi , and when
btne death of Lulled Suites henatoi .lohn
1 Millei in issfi , tlio wcr of appointing ; a
senator was glen to him , ho iippoiuti.il his
forinoi opponent for the gubernntoii.il noinl
nation. Air. Heoiet Iho hitter was 10
elected in Iss7 bj the Californi i leuislatuie ,
which was then democratic , and bis teim
would line cxpiied In IS',1) ' ) His death gives
the republic ins in their tuin the simo ml
vantage which the death of Senator Millet
giue thoctomociats i
U'hilo in the senate Mr. Hearst was a man
of action i.ither thwii of voids. Ho took but
little part in the dooiteg , as ho suflerod from
.1 weak\olco , but , Mi6a ho did address tb >
senate Ids spcecu wai alwab biief but
pointed. ' v *
benator Hen .Unvoa a. wfilow and but
ono chflu , , v i.i. * < f V.h UetiVH * pop. . letr r rf
tlio San rr.uicise.0 Kxamlnor.
Mr. Hearst was in person tall and slender ,
with uluo ccs and long grey beard Ho was
good a tvpe of the o.fl. Callfoinla pioneer He
was wum hoaitcd , impulsive and geneiotis ,
popnlai with his associates in the senate
and bad man } devotU tnends.
The following tiilnlto to the incniou of the
Into senator is from the pen of a w ell know n
California ! ! :
"L"oi tbiit } } cars or more ( ! corgo Heaist
has been ono of tbeItul men of the west , ono
ol the individual foices which have inspiied
nnd ( 'hen direction to tbu' iiuickaml uistdo
\elopmcnt of its lesources which is onoof tlie
mateiial inii.ule.sol thocentni } Hut it is not
as the mining expeutheoig-ani/erof gigantle
enteijuises or the possessor of a great fin
tune that ho will boinoiuned It is not an
obitnui } comnioiiplRce , but the simple truth
to i.i } that Ins dath ( will biing soirow to
thousands of heatts Change of foi tune
made no ch.ingo in tbo man Asasenatoi
ot the United States bo was the same
simple , un itlcctcd , clear-lie idcd , win in
hcaitcd Cicoigo Hcaist who mined on the
reathcT and uba ia the ' 50's and took ids
share of the rough , fioo lifo ot the claims and
( abms To the thousands of tbo comrades
who know him ho remained always as a com
lade Ostentation was abhoiient to a man
foi med on bis rugged lines , and it will ncu-i
bo known how inaiiv successful men owe
then be-u'lmiing to liim , or how man } broken
li\es wore made eat lor to live because of his
hidden helping tinnd. I'o huiidieds unon
hundreds ol the associates and eion the nc
quiiiii' mcesof pionf-cr times lie was a good
proviuuiico ,
' Hecaiiso lie isas so thoiongh a Callforninii
Mr Hcnibtwas held m .utei lion b } all Call
foi mans whoso ovpcrieiuo re iched back to
the das when railroads and tlie shaip com
petition of comir.eii ial lifo \\ero unknow n on
mo co is i ins \ eais 01 naru WOIK at i inn
mate'iiingling with men ot o\eiy social and
Intellectual giado i/a\o him a knowledge of
human natino an I a sympithy with its
defects and weaknesses which kipt him
fieo fiom that piulo of puiso nnd
haulm ss of leonng that soinotimos go with
tbo mhos of tbo self-undo man , and while
he had a singiilmh keen peueption of dnn
nctci and a shrewdness that bulled all pie
K ndeis , his he-art was tender , his clinrit\
gieat and bis capnity for foi give-ness Inex
haustible Neither In business , politics nor
in pmato lifo would heclieiish enuiitieu , but
when blows woienccessaty , ho would ght
us well as. take , foi lie was a m in of intense
and stiong ehaiaiter , but tbo battle over , ho
was for shaking hinds with n good humor
that had in it no tidnnxtuio of guile If ho
has loft enemies ho hns passed aw 11 } hating
none Without previous experience of pub
lic life , Mr HeaMt the miner and man of
business , wont to t lib t-cnato and although in
that bodv ho spoke Seldom , ho hi ought to his
duties a conscientiousness and an imiusti }
that made him highly useful to his people tn
his lonnnitteo woik. Tlio stunt v , good sense
of the man , his knowledge of aftaiis and par
ticularly ot tuo iieella of the I'acille coist
moie than compensated his constituents for
deticlcncies as a [ ublio speaker lie earned
the osteoni of tne - > epntu and the best men in
It tx eame his flie-nets , us , good men did ovci } -
wboie
"Ills death Is a Horious public loss not alone
to CallfornU but to the entire I'acille eoast
and peculiarly to Iho mineis whoso special
file-nil and ndvocato ho was. In the death of
Cieorgo } I carat a strong , an nhlo 111,111 , n good
and \oiy liumblo man has been taken away
He It id a man I/ , u gvutlo and loing heart
' 1 bcie will bo iuol.it eji.-s in thousands of
w ' 'stc-t n homes , grand nnd humble , at the
news of bis death ami the sonow will not be
least in the cabins dotting the cantons nnd
stienias of the Slums11
CeneioiiH .New Yoiki'iw ,
Niw Yoiiit , Tolls -An tnfoii.ial meeting
of bankers sovciul das ago , ha\Ing learned
that the Into Sti'ietaiyVlniloin'.s family
would receive an income of only t.ir > uopcr
year , enl } ono-tldrd of which was to goto
the widow , determined to. ralso a testimonial
fund of VHHl ) , ( tor lior , and fUIKKl ! is nluadv
hiibsciibcd. The matter came out IA acci
dent , us the bankers \vuro trying to keep it
quiet , fcaiing the announcement would
wound Mrs Windom's bcnslblllty.
'JhoViulier Ji'oioiMM ,
l or Omaha and vicinity 1'alr , warmer.
Tor Iowa AVanner , soutborly winds ; fair
In eastern , Incin.iHlng cloudiness and local
snous Sundu } in Iho western poitlon.
I'or Nidiranka and South Dakota Wanner ,
bemltie-ily winds , fair ,
BALFOUR IS CLOVER.
War of the Irish ructions Makes His Labor
in Parliament Light ,
THEY ARE COMING ACROSS THE SEA ,
Parnoll and His Opponents Will Pass tlio
Hat Around in America.
GLADSTONE'S ' OCCUPATION IS GONE ,
Hard Lines on Which the Lioeral Lender
Has Fallen in Late fhys.
HOW A COWARD ESCAPES PUNISHMENT.
Tlii < Sllunlioii Inlilr1i tlu < 11 Ml
Pnrtj 1'liiiN It hi-ir IIimliliiK
I'p ( hi * I.atcsl l.oiuloii lo\- !
( > l llllU'lltiil Sou mini.
tV > l liu Jumr * { Jitiitnn Itrnnrtt. ]
LONDON , Pol > " , - [ Now York llcnita eiblo
Special to Tin Hi i ] Ttio entiio Iilsh
imrt } has given up nil idea of doing nn\ thing
in pnilhimcnt tUU session , mid proposes to
cam on Itsopoiiitlons solely In Ireland and
In tlio United States. Mr I'lirncll Is modi
atingatsittoou erelong , the secession-
sts being represented bj llo.ily , Sexton and
McCaithy. Hoth sides will pass 'loiliid the
nit vigoiouslv , so that anv spaio money
ylng mound will bo nnpp"el 11(1 ( without loss
of time. Americans mo expicted to supply
the contending factions with tlio sinowsof
war If tlioy refuse , one side or the other
must collapse.
All this oils tlio wheels of the government
The tnlnistcis ne\er before hid such an eis }
tiino ICven Hnlfour escapes uncrltiei/od
Ho looks Into the house occasional ! } sees the
Douches of the enemy'all cinjitj and lotiics
: o amuse himself with no\ols In his pnvato
room Smith is In clovct. Ho never dionmcd
of siii.li luck us this , ( ilactstnno knows the
amo is u , but , without moio pressure from
! iIs followers , does not see the win cleat to
.inlouling his ship of tlio homo mlu caico
That pressure is being ingenlousl } worked
ip , so that soon vou will hear of new de
velopments , Involving a complcto change of
the ( iladstonians
In piopitation for the general election , the
government his stolen a inarch bx its io\nl
commission on the lahoi ( iiustions , pleising
woildng classes and putting the llboialsin
in awkwatd position ( iladstono will not sec-
eveithing lost without a desperate cffoit to
rctilovo bis foi times
1 am Infoiine I on the best of nuthoiity that
the scandal Inv olv ing n minor member of the
ministry and a lady of society will not conic-
into the divorce com ts Hffoits liavo been
made hj inllucntiil persons to tiring about a
quiet reparation between the husband and
wife , on account of the ladv's family ,
\\lio have boon tlnovMi into n , great
state of consternation by the probability of
exposure. Nobody would mtcifero to pro
tcct the male culprit , but ho cannot bo got at
without causing great distress to innocent
persons Conscquentlhe.coins llkeU to escape -
capo , thoutrh not scot free , for it is know n
the details of the atTaii have been published
inour columns , and the storv must spiead
The mciiminatel minister will llnd it dilll
cult to hold his po-dtion. Heio the piper- ,
can bo silenced bv tbreits of libel action , but
people will talk , ana such tillc must inter-
feio with the plans of tlio wno puller and
platform spnutei Somosoitof Justice mn\
thciofotooveitako thoo\il door
A Mi Miirit in 1 * MII i IMI ST.
KflVots nl tin * 'lapIV. !
| c' < > ) > irliM ; ; f till l i Jiime * liinlnn ll'iinrtl 1
Mvuisn n , I'ob > -New [ Voile Herald
Cable Special to Tin LJu I It Is cdt.iin
thnt Sir Titus Salt will soon nnnufactuio
plu-ih In the 1'nited Stiles 'J he Knplish
plush tiadii has been stagnated since the Mt -
ICmlev bill passed and theiois nmdi disticss
innong thi ! opei itives ICind1wno nio minu
fartiiiliiK.it L'tlca , N V , hive stopped maU
ing plush .it their Bradford mills and other
linkers have loducod their outllts.
1'nliCf Stllpillll J ( il.lllHlOIIC 1111(1 til
Cliiueli Harrington's Damages.
[ Oil//i/h' ) ; / / ( / ) / tin fiiwcx Itiiiiluii It until " \
Losmis , IVb ' . ! - > - | Now York Herald
Cible Special to 'Iin. Bu j Tlio llctald
was con cut in not asiiibing tlio litestVlilto -
clnpol murdci to , I.uk the Uipp i It 'viii
also light in the opinion tint Sailloras not
the assissin The coronet's jiny Imall }
ro ulicd the sumo opinion , in spite of
tlio efforts of the polko to pto\o it
nKainst him .Meiimhllo the nssissin
escapes The police aio de\otinp \
ull thuli eneiuies to Sidler. L.omlon's police
mo a polite lot , but as dctcotots of ciuno
they sldm to great disadvantage beside their
nclchnois ncioas the channel , ot across the
Atlantic
Potcst of tlio Clo-ui Ul > < rd ns oiiation
bcuins dLterii'liioiMo ' foivo C'liatlos Dilko
into polities njniu Mlnoii loim UiUKreit
imotltof ] the iissociation , and when tlio
htter icsoh cd by aoto of 100 to , ' " > to adopt
Dilko , the minority threatened to adopt the
other cindidatoorotofora eonseuatlvo
H is said Dilkolll soon Issue a statement ,
which will ( ontain matteis h" expects \\ill
modify | iublUi opinion of his I'liilt
Cladstnno's non-conformists adhcionts are
opcnliiK their o\es to llnd him dabbling in
( liiiivh mntteis to the oxtuit that shows ho
does not fear dlsuidowiiioiit It seem- , for
thieojeats ho bus boon no otiatlng to pui
chnso tlio I i\crpool slttini ; . Hhas Just ho
rntnn UnoiVMi tlmL lie nntblil bis rninnoHrnt 4
and securol it for 112,0 H ) Tlio in
come fiom It is J . ' . ( HH ) . ( iladstono's
son Stephen and Ills son-in-law Hau\ ,
Diow nio in tltoest ihlished chuteh. hlephon
Is lector at Hawaidcn , a viilno of .1,1,000 n
. \C4ir , and Oieu is ciu.it'J at Ha aiden The
Klvctpool icctory is piolmblj Intomleit for
himAll
All this follow Ing so closolj the debate m
tlio house on the proposed disestablishment
of the thnnh In Wales and the speodios ol
( iladstono on the question ciuisos sniptiso to
his closest filonds , and more than MiipiUo
to the tion-conforiiiUts o\or tlio consiieiico
for which ( Jliidstone piofc-sbes such le aul.
'J'iinottiy HairiiiKlon A\lll bo able to bnv a
box of cigars with the dmimi'ts ! awauh-d him
for libel by the Insnppiesslbl . The Jutj put
rather a low pike upon his outlawed hoiioi
I'arnell got ir , ( ) OU from the Times , his
hecretaiy , Catnjibell , ( jot ' > ( M Aiitbno-
tically , therofori' , ono huniiied Timothy Har-
ihiKton's ' nnko ono lleiu.v Campbell , and ten
llcmy Campbell's nuiUo ono 1'itrnull This
h piobably the inodoht way 1'ariiell looks
at it. _
Clllllll MKIIIdllH ,
WASIUMIIOX , l' b. is.In ! executive bcs-
ilon todt senate conlh med th < following
nonilnall II II Atlicitun of Ncllninp \
ilillo tn I I 'oininis | { in ( < i foi SIIIUM N
< I'rnthi J of MaHHiicln setts In lie us
MMiinl co > vi < l < merof patfiili , M 1C linb-
liison to ln > poHtinaHler at pilntf Valli'v , s
D.I 1 ! McDonald to he pnstnmstei at Do
bmet , S 1) _
f ifsf.ff n ii.nri. TI
ll ( < VI-ltM Ills ItlulllfdllM U IMtll Hit
Ills II l ( > li I . .lentlimits ,
Hi mis , 1'cb 'Js The empeidf's \\rathat \
tlio ftillmo of the \lnit of I'lnpli'Hs Piedeili k
to I'aili to estnblisli some serl of ( 'ood fiol-
liip l Ittoou tierimun and IVincc IIIIH fallen
upon both Chine lint Vnn t\pil\ \ I mid Count
\un Minister , the ( U'tiinn ninbusadpi at
I'll Is utiuntlio former foi mluslnir the lij -
Inn of the evpoiiinent , and tipon the latter
for imsontiiiK to the prolonged nta > of tlio i m-
ness and her fatally Indlsoicel \ isll to Vor-
Notwithstanding tlio sonn ollciai Prench
lenlal , M. lleihette , I'lench nnib.iHsidor
leie , was constated prloi to the ompe.'nr gi\ -
ng his const nt to tlie ex empiess mnuingtho
otirnnv Com t olllelals hero allli m Hint Iho
chancellor mealioned the ex empress desire ,
ici pcisomil alms and the pmhiblu porifid of
iir stay to llerbetto a foitulght bofoio she
still ted
'J'lioeiiipeioi1 appears to ehui.ro the cliim-
'ollornnd ' Count Von Minister with inlsln-
roimlng him as to whit the losults of her
ilsll would pioliahly bo M. lleibctto. who
> vas piobibl } instiuctod bv the Ficneb
loioign ininlstei , M Klshot , lafoiinod
; ho i liaiuellor jcsioidi } that ho dished
o expioss pcisonallv to tbe empi 101 Ins n > -
'icts at the maiiiui In which the ex empioss
had been treited The empi tor leplied he
.lid not w isli to hold anv tinonlcliil eotivusu-
tUni on the subjuit. which would be pei
soimllv painful to himself and lleiiliitt ( > J his
'
is Inte'ipreted In ollleial circles as pointing to
the empei or s detei inin ition to obtain fiom
the I'loiich goeinment some form of sills-
faetion foi the tient incut IICLOIded his mother
Theie me Illinois that Von Ciprivl will be
ousted mid Vim MinisU i rev ailed Mr ller-
be-ttovvill piobnblv soon let inn to IV men
As soon as tboempernr poiceivel aim Is
was Impending , ho s ( nt for ( mint \ on \ \ al-
ih r-.ee , with W horn he hid n long conleienco ,
iifteiwaids consulting wilh \ on Miqliel
'i'he llanibnrgci Niiiln icliten holds that
the I'lciu-h oiltbuak vinillintes Ilisniauk's
s.vstom , and advises tlioeinpiior toietuin to
Ihe old poli ( v , whlih Kgarded Tiance as an
Inaptieisublc eneinv Ihe ( iitieisins of tlie
Hismai i lu in piess will not le-n.l to allnv the
impeioi's in nation I be lenewiil of the
passpoit HMti ii lions in AK ice-Lorraine is
subject of ndvciso ( eminent
Piinco liolie'nlohe-Si hilllngfurst , goviinoi
of Alsn o-1 . .outline1 , onh last wvikut a bin
quet expussed i r-onvietiui tint Iho ro
lal ions w illi I't .nice weteso nneliorated that
the mtitnrs ] i r passpnit icsti ictiotib weio
hssening lie expiessen a hope thai the
tiorm.il i' lations but\\ion the tuo i ountries
would soon bo ro established In MOW of
this iLiit-W.d of lestiii II ms It is uninist.ik
ablv a tesponso to tli" Pitisiaii incidents
Taking tlio piess us a whole- , the tone is
calm , With the OM option of Ihe Cologne ( ' .a
/otto and other ulvoeales of the llisinaii kiiin
pnlic } , which me bent on making political
capitd out of uialti r
'I ho N'ossU heeitung sav s that in ( onneo-
tion with the goveinoi s ( nni illntoiv sKOch | ,
tbe ( hancelloi'stelegiain umidsta'hibl } shnws
that the doneo is a losnonsn ti > the \lolition
ot the laws of lioqnt ditv on tbe put of the
Pieni'li , and III U it oxpic-.scs the fad that
the Geilinn govpinment repudiates tbo idei
of fui tiler cherishing the hopes of establish-
lug the amicable lel.ulonexpressed b } tin
governor of Alsace-Lou.i.ne
The National ( la/otto likens thedecieo to n
stream of cold water poured on 1'nils.
In ordorto Io.no no doubt about tlio feeling
existing , the Heilin lioerscn Courier liolds
that ( torimny now ilnits herself lonstiaitud
to maintain imlnllnluK those measures of
preciution against IViuuu w hicli would bo
otheiwiso enlorce-il onlv ngnnu rhiuivlnists
ot the line of I"iouledo and bis eolleujnes
IhoTagenlattremaiUs tint the peopled !
Alsnco-Loirnine must iguin fool Hint even
evil befalling them mines fiom 1'itis
The Klieve .lonin il ulinits tint tbe atti
tilde of the Pi cue h govei nniint was oiiiei t
The populace , also , did not fail m bhuw ing
respect to the ( leinim ompieis Onlv a
Mil ill gioup of ih umidsts , it snvsMIO le
spdiislblu for the treitment ol thoeinptess
I'ho Nni Hi fit i man ( iii/otto snvs tint Judg
ing fiom the recent incidents in 1'i.iin e. the
unilv of feeling is n suic guaianlco tl it in
the event of imv injiu1 } anting , 01 lu the
event of the peoph- demanding the interven
tion of the coinut\ , all ( ieiinaus lioni * tin
Alps to tlie sea would combine in bolnilf of
GUI gieat lathotland
Despite Hismaiek's rofns.il to stand as a
c.-imlid ito for the leiohstnz , Heir School
asks theeleotois of the Nineteenth dim id
of Ilnnovei to ictiiin Hism.nck , declailng he
will not ic'fuse to soive now that thoiois
piospect of a ciisis in Ceiinan } s foic-Un nf
fails It is stated that Hen Schoof bis
piompted the I'lieduchsinhe distiut coin-
mitto to tnako nit ingements foi
the election of Pihic Uismauk
The Hoerscn Conner , dismssing
ttio tolo I'liueo nism nek might nla } lu the
loichstug , s lys thnt if It wcie not for his ex
cossuo ambition , ho would lie of the gioatest
seivice If. hoivevei , bo should attempt to
dominate the house , or to lead in at'lek ' on
tbogoveintnent , the ameoloof his lepntatioi
would not iinuler bis being ticited aa pat
tis.m.
I ho i eient dissensions botw o j i tbe umpeioi
and 1'iimJ Iltnr } anpeai to beeiuled I'lnn
arose fiom the desire of the wifoof I'line' "
Ilenty to establish a homo in llerlin ,
she 'having wo mod of the dull
tie'ss at Kiel I'linoo Henry us ken
the empoior to give Ids assent to his Inu Ing
liisvvintii iii | utoi * , in Heilln I'lie einpi-ioi
ii'luiod , insisting upon the necessity of tlie
chiif of the idimi dtleMdhirT nl Kiel
I'limo Hour } siitnnits to the tmpoiei's di
leetion and i > uliiil lelations m > an'.iln es
tablished between the hiotluis. though
I'IIIK e ilcni's vv ifo is not content'dith
the dec isliiii
'Ihe incident which took pi ice at the nil1
given bv Prime. Heuss , ihe CSeiman iinbis-
sailer at Vienna , h is ie .ultod in the n call of
\oiing Vneaiesio I'lie Itoinii ini.in gin-
einment sent a special en\ov TO Inqniit
into the insult nth ted lo M Vni'iiesm
Cnunt Kalnokv , the piimo minister , ititi r-
vrncd He ailmittcd that the Koninaniiii
miiiistci hid the light to dinmnd satisfaction
Plinco Heuss exDiessed ugiet foi the inii-
dent 'I lie opinion of soeu-tv pities tlio
sutTeier The mituess v ho otTend tbe in
suit by 01 doling Vai uesio to leue the room ,
is strongl } blamed
Adinn.il iiebsnei aiod suddenlv toilny.
In the icielistng todav Hi Windtboist
spoke in defense of his niolion to giant non
commissioned drtlieis in tbe iiiinv nftor
twdve veais' seivhe.a iireinluin of 1.0IK )
m.itlru Itn .mlrml llm lintisi. tn lilntit tlio inn.
tloii \i\ \ the Invest possible m ijnitt > , ! > o It
inlh'bt bo luuuMi e\ei.t\\heto that Cerinans
stood b } their einpei-or and \\eio ! ' ulj to def
f ( ml him from att.uk from am iiiaiter |
Heir liii liter held tint the pi.Miiontof
pieininmsiis not desii ibb < I'he qiiostu n
dm not invoHo the lefenso of cither tlio em
peror 01 tlio eoiintM
I'baiuellor VonCipiul lepliod th it Hurr
HUhtei was a bad Jtid eof what coneoriicJ
thediKintv of the unu , 01 thosafet\ the
eounliv I'ho Pieist null ; " denntius , bo slid ,
piolessed soinetiinis to support tlio KO\un-
incut , but linn ImaiUhh inaintnlneil a iiopi
the aittudie m tiled todefeat the iiiinisteiinl
bills No L-o\ei union t unild teh'up.iu the
rieUlnniKO pirtj The pieseii , ministry
aimed tn huimoili/e. tlio pirties on questions
( onieinitiK the mililaiy defense of the lonn-
tti The ministeis woiaaetintr with a ilear
cfliib'-iento and quiet hand , but \\eio reidy ,
if need be. which ( i ( > d nuiy foi bid , to use n
sunlit hand
Tim 11mmHoi's lemiuUs weio ( 'ueled
with cheers Tlio \einment juoposil to
Ki.mt nOn-coinnili.sioned ollUeis Diomiums ,
InueisliiK fiom the ninth to tlio twelfth jear ,
was iojei'teds
Ir ) Wlndthorst'smotion adopted , the
chainellor u-botiliiiK Herr Hn-litoi di'clued
th it tin hud hoped to hour an improuuiioitt In
the tonoof the pini-rmmmt uueniiu'c. Hut.
hit Illusion hid been dostunod The dobaln
deiixed unuxpeuled Impoit.tnio lumi the
tie-in i Uelllcoso allusions of
SHORT USE CRASH.
listor.y of tlni Qucstlotinblo IVals Which
Wrecked the Pacific Slunt Line ,
HOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OISAPPCAR ,
Cash , Honli tvul Tjoti Melt Awny Iftuluf
i'eoulhr Matiiyillittoiu ,
CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES ,
Tlio Alunit ftusuloxblo T.ujlo Wlilo'i '
Stuokliolilors Am Trying to Slr.tltliton. ;
DELUGED UY UNSATISFIED CLAIMS ,
> ( inill McLean tin * 'Must
.M.iii In Ihehuli - Upheaval
\\lnu Iteci'iier I Ills Illci-
boweiIliis tuStiy.
O'Xi-ntNoirob , ) . _ [ S
o TinHi i ] - liirlnirtho ) | > ist month nutnor-
OIH inrtlo < lia\olmen lion loo'diiK ' 'U1 ' tl'u '
oiinty nuduitivoil < iMid tr.\ln > r to ti-aev )
) nt sumo dcop e'l.wkoilnoss thnt Is supposoil
o exist In the i oust motion and euly inuingd'
nent of the Parllle Short Mno , tlio IIP rill
otid built from Sioux Cltj , la. , to thli to\\n.
Tlinio nio ilium things euanoote'dlth the
onstinclhii of this toil thai unices ot *
ilalne I away linttcito tint ninntlis ago it
vstenmt lost oil \vns \ do.'idol upon ami uftor *
vmd cm Mod out to the letter.
HuhIn is i ) , DJI ili ! Mol.nn , n lltient
ilker and tlionmili npp iilnir lunliion in m ,
nine to this eiM rene ; omliitf th it ho was at
hohc.idofavoilthveorpir.xtioi tint pro *
iosod building a Him of lallioad fiom
Sions ' "it\ , In , to CiU ( ! ii , Utah riiopuoplo
of this town to > U hut llttlo slock in the
choine , in t boj IO.MI le.l it vlslo i.m Me *
cin lotmned to SlmClt ) ami a fo-v il.ns
atei Infoiin itionv n luoiulu to toun tint
unoyorsvoiout u ir c iii | > n u liuoof roul
% \ohc tulles honth Tlio pnpl > hoie up *
) ointod .1 ro'iunlttoo 10Ult tlio binvoyliif *
camp and there roec'Kud tbo Infnr-
n.itlon tint the noiv load \ \ is
tlio I'aeinV Sluut IJno mid tint the \\oilc
V.H being doinbv the \Vjoiiilii < ami I'aclllo
iiipiuvaiwnt ( omiinv ) , a eoniti notion com-
) .ui ) of which llonall Mel-can was tlio proi-
dcut A pii'iliemo ting was held ami it w is
Liideil loinakunn effort lo secure tlio rotd.
SonilsPIO talked and a eomnillteo i.'ns np-
lulnted lo RO to IOJN City , \lsit MoIjOia
mil n.sceila'11 what heautod
'llils loinimtlce pci found its minion nt.il
upon retnininir the ineinhers idled miithcr
miss niLVtiiiK mil inlormod the clti/ons tint
> 'UOU in bonds and i I.ir o amount of toil
estitoiinlil "SLViuo tbo i lib ) id , to i'ther
uith a ( IKioion station ami shops 'lldivw
reirnidedas n sn.ip , md McljTin HH nntl-
llcd that tbe noDDle uoro 10 uly t j tioitiih
biin U was not loni ; b iloie ! IP put la
an ippcinincclo inform ttio < ltl7 < _ ni tbat.na
the pi"sldent of the constiuctloii cOm
nanv with a capital of ! fOJJlWJ ; vice picsl-
dcnt of the I > olirniki & Western valiroml ancl
president ot the I .K illu short line , hovoild
f he them tbei irth if thov \ \ mtud II Tlio
bill \v isleinptlntr an 1 tboeiti/UTs co ninonccd
acinvnv , On . .lnls , IS'll ' , nn election \\i\i
held atliiili \ the township voted 'SUJO ntul
thocit.JWO . ( of dporieat bonds duo hi
l'i0 | 'I hesu bonds wcio sent to Ulneoln ,
lie it * thovc'io icRistciod and afterv.nuls
t'lHuvl ' o\or to.Mol-cin , th'iuijli It 5m since
been umlerstood tint ho sold thorn to the
Almhntlin tiust conipnn ) .
'lliu oilc of bocuimg ud eitito is then
cotnmeniod and nroportj was dooilel liiiht
mid left , the deeds to thu lands luu-
nlnp to tbo N'obi isku XVostcrn. .
nillioad and those' ' to the lots to Don del
MiLoan , as tuisteo , but as ttus oo of what
tuts iia\ci bon known In this deal Pat
r.mey turned ovei 10) ) lots , O C Millaid 12 ,
U' I ) Matb'ws MJ1 Civanaugb Idl , .1 , r.
AleAffcij in , Pat Ha.vntj il. an I A B.
C'lurd.'l Most of these lots \\eru luai the
citj and at n 10 isoninlo \ iliiiition wciocitti
'
at' leist $ r > iW ) , ( ) in cash 'I hC'O deeds
\\proc\itutcil December Id , issn , and Illecl
foi lecoid .Inl > 'M , U'JO At Iho simo tiino
huudrods of aueof l.iml aloiiu thi ) line of
thcsunoy \\liii-b\\is b'iiiK ' mulo.ind about
tlio city Win1 cl'eloil to the Nobmsln .Sc
Wosteui i.ilhoid compiny , Includiiif , ' the
forty ai'ie tntl upui winch Is loiated the
fifteen stall nn.nd house
At this time Me 1.0.111 was asUolvlij ho
toik tlie iloo is to the lots in ' . Is naino and
those to the huds In the iianio of the rnlhoad
cMinpiiu Ho fuiuishcM no explanation but
as the | iL"Milt' wanted tlio loul ihr\ did not
piess him for his icisons uiel deeds were
undo in an } form he dtulrcil
I'ho eonstuiction cainp.iii } at o-iro bo an
thio\Miig ulil atoiiK tku line and as soon : v.i
twont } miloof ( ji ido was coninh tod. it was
iioii'-d iud banded fo-Wt J ipjr mlle , though
\\lio.uofainlllir with iiilroil eo-istiuc-
lion in this country nsiert th it ttio o\p > aso
did notos.cood M'I.OII i pjp inilo , thus furnUU-
intr soina ono n elo.in i lUo elf of $ ! " > > .0)i ) , as
there nio ove-r 1.1) ) miles thus motvsiKod
l < < \ un thing wont \vjll a itil the toil w.is
( onipleted , which w.u. diirim ; tbo litter pirt
of .luh of lust joir IX'pits mwa moilorn
pl.inseio \ loastiuc'tod , snow fnnejs wcio
built and at this city a Unu i mud house was
eoastiiictud , wbnu Donilil Mi't einvas hold
tip as i model nianiiud ninilllonano This last
Ho.i sit toraioj 01. uuvmnt of Ids spe'iidilitf
iiioiio } UUo i prince and nniutahiinBnii of *
! ii-o In Sioux Cit } , \\lie-w bo had an auny etOn
On , iul > Js the roil \\.n oponci * to the
public by tin exiwdlou turn rim npiroiu
Slon\L'lt } , Inning on boil 1 Mi-i.o.in and
homosK hundred business nion ofSioa\Clty
and the other ton us alonir HIP liiiff
Mi Loan hid sent \\ord ahoid and hid In *
striuted the-i'iiI/on , of this town to spno no
expense in piopulntr a hninuol , that would
oiiusinp anjtliint : ever given It tbo wwt.
Tliodlnnor was L'iv. a la tlio romd tiouso. a-
TxvofitosenomsiKrlllcc I \\inollowoil u
UUo wateihlle Major MeMrldo ami >
the members ot the common i-oumll
toaMcd Me'l.eati , and Mel.eiu lu turn 'oastod
the \\uiuontiiulfiiililn.Miof 0 .Soill. Uu
had tlio fro lorn ol the city , itid boforn ho loft
wasiloctod vlio president of tlinSttuo bank ,
of \ \ tilcliV D Muthows U piviiilout In
fact ho was tbo hero of tlio cln > .
Ho piopnsod to nnko this the CJliU
eajfo of Uiooit mid to cany out this
plan irave JVM ) in c isli to aid lu tlio construo-
tlonol St. Miirv'aaciUrnv , the huxMlnc ro.
i-ontl } tnnnod llewnituj an clactrlo light
mid \vater fr.motilv ) , both ofHiUli ho K"t
uithout inor paj Itij'Iho city n coat for tlu
hlllllO
NVitbln thirty days from th i tiino the ( ili\ ' .
trie ilK'H ' frauelilso W.IH grantdel t'-o'.cw wcio
put up , uliiM htntnif nnU tlm iilnut In open *
tloii with < lj-lit IncMmlcMKcnl li 'iits burnlni ;
