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THE OJIAHA DAILY BEE : STJNDAYT. JMA.BO1I 22 , 1891 SIXTEEN PAGES. ICOSOMI WITH BUSINESS. "While the Senate Sleeps tbo House Outs Down Expenses. REPORT OF THE RELIEF COMMISSION. JtotUlno Workofllio Homo Vcstcr- < lny DIsolmrKli'K the Clerks Noted. LiJ.-roi.N' , Neb , March 21.-Special [ to Tun I3EP.J The house lookup the reports of the comn.lttoo of the whole. House roll 110 by Uomax , piovldlng for the election of two prcsldentlnl electors from the state nt largo , nnd ono by each congressional district , was recommended for passage. Watson moved thnt the recommendation bo iiotcoucurrcd in and the bill bo Indefinitely postponed lost. > cas , M ; nays , WJ. The bill was then ordered oiiRrossed for final reading , all the democrats nnd inde pendents with four exceptions voting together In thoafllrmatlve , AHIOIIB the o votlnft no wcro 1'nrkcrof Howard andTajlorotUutler. House roll H7D providing for the construc tion of a boulevard diagonally across the collepo farm nnd authorl/InK the board of rcKonts of the Mate university to lav out the land in lots for sale at their o\\n discretion , \vas ordered to third readhiR yeas , ID , nnjs , 8. 8.On motion of White of Cass fourteen com- rnltto clerks \\oro discharged , including clerks of all committees oxcont accounts nnd expenditures nnd slv coHtodlnnsof committee rooms vons , H\ ; nays 'JO , all Independents cxiont Pclker of Douglas. Wilson introducca a resolution dcnjlntr to the lolbvLsts the privileges of the floor 'Iho speaker said the rulon would bo ripidly en forced In the future , and Itould not bo nccessiry to tnkonctlon on the resolution. A Inrtfo number of icpoits from stindinK committees were filed nnd the hotiso ad journed till 2 p. in. In the afternoon session the committee on labor , through Chnlrm.m Hurnnn , reported that house roll 127 , by So\erin , bo placed nn the Rcncral 11 lo for future consideration. This bill provides thntn bounty of 1 rent per ] xmnd should bo paid on boot suRnr to the tnanufacluicr who operated onlj ono factory nndv ho nllowod the producer at least $ . " > nor ton for beets , the bounty to coasaln ono year , Breon of Dou lns mo\cd that the bill bo iniiotinituiy postponed. Stcrnsdorff thought the bill should RO on fllo nnd iccelvo fair treatment. Ford wanted to know what had como over the spirit of his dreams , as the momhor from DoURl.is hnd Introduced the bill ropoalhiK the rrcsont bounty , Ho strongly insinuated that Stornsdorft hud b"cn "swcctonoa" ( lauKlitorj during'I recent Junketing till ) to Crand fsliud BtenisdorIT ropttcd that ho had received n larpo number of petitions from labor organ izations In favor of the bill Pord said ho represented the hborlntf men of Douglas county and hnit not heard a word from them and foircdthntif these infant In dustries wcro encouraged they would soon grow to Klnnts nnd net beyond control Monn of DakoU also asUcd that the bill go on illo. White thnueht It was a cruel wnv of kill ing a measure by slow torture , for the bill vould never bo reached , but as Its friends desired to < llspo oof It In that manner ho had no objections nnd would vote nyo. Sto\cns of Purnns made a similar icmiiik. The bill \uis placed on the gcnoul illo yeas , fxi ; nays , till. Ilnuso roll 147 , the IrrlRntion bill prepared by the committee appointed by the late irri gation convention , was called upon llnal readIng - Ing , but failed to pass , receiving only 3" ) of the ne.ccssnry 51 votes. Many objected to the section relating to the "board of control" being stricken out , and stilted that if this had not been uono they would nave cheerfully supported Iho 1110:13nro. : An effort \ \ as inndoto secure extra pay for some of the committee clerks nud custodians discharged bv the resolution of Mr. Whltu , but Kruso objected to the matter beltic brought up and the house adjoUrned till 10 u. in Monday Honor \v < rk7. LINCOLN' . Neb , March 20 [ Special to THE DPK.J Yesterday the following report w.u made by the relief commission : To Iho Honorable House of Uoprem-ntatlves of tlio Twenty-second Nsslon , fsibraak.i LoslHlaluro-Gontleiiicn : hi answer lo ( ho oft rcvonted request inaile upon this Hour thu ext'cmiUo coiiindttou of the Nobrnskt sl.ito rolluf commission hold u rosulur nicotine this Tiiomliig and boss lun > o to submit the follow- lnir : Under house roll No TO wo ha\o expended for protlslons nnd fuel between $ .ViXJ ( ) mid tifl.uoo. U'oaru Mipplylm ; butwoui 0000 mul 7IWn f.unllli's , avt'r.iijlin HMI to the f.urlly. otnry foiii to lxMolcs the fullowliiK : fo imiiiKUof Hour. K pounds corn ineitl , S pounds oat nipjl , ft irautiils hominy , 4 pounds rL-o mul 7 pounils or lioain. In the llrtt ahlpiuent under this hill wo sent to mu'h county u fuwnouiids ( if tcuiind lolluu nlthposltlvii Intli iietloiiH to thudlstrllintnis t < > Kl\o it only to these ho \iato slok or old or fuoMo. An order that wo tire pliiiHiul to say has been iinlto well curried out. 'Iho provisions on linnd In the various cminths ulll lint from seven to ten ( lays. GUI lust shipment also Included juO pounds of silt Mldos toi'aeli county. Under houno roll No. HI wo have spoilt lio- tweon tfiu.OOO und ( n.NXHl ( for wlioat and barley. The coininlssujiicrs decided that they would fiirnlMh no crulnsupplies tunny county oust of u llmi ruiiLiliiK north : iii < ! xotitli of thu uust- crn liordorot tliu foIlonhiK counties : Uhorry. Thomas , l-o-Mn. Lincoln , 1'rontlcr , Itcd Wil low , until nftor they had made u nursnnal In- lesttKntlon. Tim in vvattKatlon shows that wo will ham to luil ] ) several conntUsoastot that lino. ToKhothcm their pro rntii of wheat nnd burley will more tlinn t'xhiinst thotlOO.liOO. lly leduufiig the olllclnl auplleitlons 4J uur cent o tlnd tli.it tbu * IWCOO allows ouch f armor botniofi WiindJi worth of ( train. This Kl\cs usbotHconllftcflii and sixteen thonannd farmoiH that must have nioro or li'ss Imlp In thn way of grain supplies. \Volut\o \ tminy liundti'ils of nnponls from the mothers , for tlioinsolvrj und chllclron ask ing thnt nosHinl a few halts of c.illco and Iliui- iicl nnd iiiow pnrsof shoes. MUCH us wo would IHio to answer tln > iu .ippoids w oi'iuinot. for thn. iiipniprlntlon will bnruly fovil them until such tlnio as they uiinproN hie forthom- cl\t > s A careful ItmstlKatlon nhows tliutof the lun'o amount of clothing donntcd a nuijor jurt has boon for 111011. ' 1 lius they aio well enrod for , Mldln the women nnii chUdicnlti thu njuln Imvo bud to BtilTor. Them nromiiny funlllos that we are aupplvliu whom the lollitiiK Is oxceedlmtly sennt ; the chllUrcn lui\o ln'on birufootocl all tbowlntnr. the wife's ftct wr.ipjird In oil uloth or jntu sack. Mnnrnf the iiRod ami 8lt > k nro asking that wosond nniithor slilpnifnt of tct nndcolTou. \Vo can hardly do this with thollinltctluuioiint ( hut Is loft nf thn aipropilatloii. | And yutwo lm\u no doubt that It would lrln lifosalni ; nnd foinfortto n.any. As to tbo dlstrlbutori mnkliiB pollt leul cnyl- tolof thn utddlHtrlbntcd , four-llfthsof all the county unicorn deolaruovtirtholr olllclal SIK- naturCH thnt the work of distribution com pletely ONOrtuins any political aspirations thnt they may have lud , boonusottio coimnU- Blon lm > u I iu-l posltlvo orders that In dis tributing political hungers-oil are not to bo senuditluU wu will Know no patty , no cried orrnllxlnn. ( inly Iho nuody. A tu the hiDioanionnt of frolcht paid , the pniatcr shnn > of It WHS for freleiitlni ; coal. In nnswor to romutrd | 1 itipilt lot that como from bo.irdinf triido of thu lixrxrr cities In other nirts of thullnltml States wo lnixald tliut Ketirnska could c.iro for her pooplo.Vo ask yon tonnublu unto keep tills pronusn. Another < IOO,000 will BUI clyi > uablu in to rn- llovo nil ruses of destitution , and nt the BUIIIO tlnio vnahla.iiH to Hiipply Ihu firmers wltb vnrn , seed potatoes and oat * . Krom our we f i > cl s.if P In siy- that unlesswo uunsuniily tlicso witnts It means tbutniiu-thlril of Ni > brn l > n'rt pmmlu- tlon Inthutp.irt of tbORtnto IIIOVD out. 'Iho urstlim arises In otirtnliiO , can no iitrord I' , ? nr thenakonf thuso few ilnlliin. tnallo.v that ptrt of Nuliraskittn hodnpnpululpd ? \Vo. lhiMt < fort > . ciriu'ttly mk tlio uiuiroprla- tlon of nn nddltlnnnl ( lOO.oio to vupply tbc-e IirnssliiKonlls that in omndn upon UN. Any iiiioitlon InroKnrd totht worlc f distri bution oriltiifcu 01,1)11) ) distribution of thu suu- lillcs lll lo cheerfully and promptly an- iiworod b > our Rcucral mummer. JOHN l'lT7nFlt ID , rrpaldvnt llxocutl vo I'ommtUcp. A , .I.SAWTtlt , I.OUIt JlKMII , 0. W.Hosnnu liUTIIIH I' , I.UIUIEN- . Secretary CxooutlYn Cotuiulttt-e , tlin flrrkn. LINCOLN , Neb , , March 21 , [ Special to TUB BitK.J-Mr , White offered tbo rcllowlng ixso- lutlon In IVc house today : WhoruKB. The thuo fur the Introduction of lillU has ptiMod and the counnltloei unvore- portcnl bnol > t thn house nil Important incitt- uru , thnroforu halt Hrsohuil , Thut nil conimlttoo elork- except thosoon enrolled und oncro'iocl bills and ull vuitodlkus of commlttoc rtxinii , bo roltuvou from furtbcr duty , Ihotr rotnucu.satlou to ceasn from March 'A , Jttl. In dcfenio o ! hu motion Mr. Whllo thoao clerks \\cro rendering no services whatever to the state , and that they should bo notlilcd of that fact , nnd allowed to go homo. Nichols ( hid ) of Iluflalo , chairman of the cotntnittotjoti ways nnd ir.cans , thought such n motion U unprecedented In the hwory of the Nebraska legislature. There is no tell- Int ? when this legislature will adjourn , and ht own clerk could not be dispensed with , Mr , Waldron made the so tno pi oaf or the dork of the committee on accounts ntid ex penditures Storms ( Indj of Nemahadld not bcl'ovo in such r'gld ' economy , and opposed the resolu tion. tion.The resolution of Mr.Vhlto \vas adopted yea ? , ( VI ! nnyi , 21. The iictntlvo ( votes vero cast by llrodeson , Cariwitcr. Tolkor , Tolton , Goudnnl , Herman. L.oma t , Mfltoy- nolds. Nichols , 1'orter , Hiloy , Hohnn , Hutr- Bles , Shrndor , Slovens of lallmoro , Sto\cns of Pumas , Storms , Taylor of llutlcr , Voorhcs , Waldron , and Wilson. Ml were Indopcn- dcnti except Porter ( pronlb ) of Mcrrlck and 1'clkcr ( dcm ) ot Douglas. Some Htiitnp LINCOLN , Nub , March 21. [ Special to Tnc Ui.n.j In accordance with the recommenda tion of Governor Bojd , the house has or dered a final readltiftby avoto of OS to 'JS , n bill providing for the choosing of ono presi dential elector by each congressional dis trict and two from the state at Urge. Mr , Watson , ( rep ) , moved that the bill bo indcllnntcly postponed , und speaking on the motion snlui ' ' ! his schema , although orlcln- athig with thu inedpondent , Is branded allover ever with the earmarks of democracy , and while It was out natural that these two pir- ties shouldafllliate , jet self respecting inde pendents uuirht to bo able to see Mie trap set for them bv their allies mid confederates " Deb on ( Ind. ) believed thtt tno voko of the people could bo better expressed \\hon the selection \\as made from concrosslonnl ( Us- trlcU than from the \\holo \ state and icnilndcd tlie people thnt a president now sat in the presldouthl chair who had not received n majority of the popular vote. Ho alluded also to thoTlldcii-tl.ivcs contest inlSTt ) . as an instance \vhcro the voice of the people had been stilled. \ViitsonrepHoiltbat while the republican candidate minht not have iccciicd u majority of nil the \otes cast ho undoubtedly hnd a largo majority from tlio autes that furnished the men \\lio smeu the union. Shrndor nindu it bitter attiick upon the re publicans. Hodeelaiedth.it the republican p.n-tv bad died along with Abr.diatn Lincoln and 'lliaddeus Stevens nnd in Its place Ind arisen nn orgiinUitlou held tou'Otbcr hy the spoils of otnVu nnd tlio cohosivu power of public plunder , \ \ htch was diix'Ctly roaponsl- blo for all tbo ills tlnit allllct the pconlo to day. Ho charged the republicans with the intention to resort to corrupt moans to carry the comliiL'cloctlons and th.it ttio nuiclus.t- blo volur in tholirgo \\oulclovorrido' the Dnncst voter In the rural distilctt If tbo innnncr of choosing these electors was not chnnrcd. Watson said In ronly that ho expected Jjst such an attack from Shrndor , but that the rcpnbllcnn pnity , founded on principh's of right and Justice , had withstood the nssnults of democracy in Its various disguises and had proved equal to the emergency , and would llvo and piospcr when tlio Independent party was lost in oullUon. I'laj Ing > lorst > . LINCOLN , Neb , Mnrch 21. [ Special to Tun Bcu. ] The deadlock in the seiinto nnd the general fueling that no further legislation of Importance will bo enacted has had acry demoralising effect on the house. Nearly ad of the momlng session was spent in frivolity and the house indulged in scenes not nt ull in keeping with the dignity of leslslators. "When tbu roll cull on a motion tolnclcfln Holy postpone n bill providing for chooslne presidential electors by congressional dis tricts , was pending Mr. Cornish desired to explain his vote , but was mot by a storm of good nnturcd objections from all parts of the houso. Ho persevered , however , nnd Mr. White linally incased his bend in rt waste busUct to the Infinite dcllrht of both sides of the liouao. These proccodlngs greatly amused the lobby , nnu the palloiies , but vclo apparently too much for the nerves of u woman iminod Pod en , who rose quickly from her iilnco , and slipped upto thosldoof Mr. Couilshsaylug : "Now Mr. Cornish , you know you are mis behaving jouraclf , and you had better sit down. " This duty having boon performed amid a storm of cheers f torn nil parts of the house , she proceeded to the sneaker's desk , and ad monished the astonUhod presiding o nicer that ho should at least endeavor to keep some semblance of order and volunteered her assistance in that diicction. Walking down the alslo she stopped at the sent of Prank ' White nnd procxc'dod to lecture him upon the proprieties of life in general nnd of legislative assemblies In particular. By this time the cheers and shouts uticllg - oroushnnd clapping1 going on in ull parts of the room completely drowned all attempts at lecopiition , but the lady was undismayed , and looking up with the air nnd manner of ono who had porfoimed a disagrocnblo but necessary duty , slipped quietly behind the railing and disappeared from view. The leg islators breathed a sigh of relief and the gavel of the speaker once moio commanded attention. llouncln the Lobby. LINCOI.-N , Neb , Mnrch 21. [ Special to Tun Bine. ] A. bombshell was exploded In the house today by the introduction by Mr. Wil son of the following resolution. Whereas , A Kansc of lobbyists has Infected this session of tlio loKlsluturu from the l > t > nlii- nlntf , resorting to unlawful and dlsrepntalilo means to mlii their omls tostib\crt the will of the iHopli ) . therefore bo It Unsolved , That the Hpoaltor ot this house bo requested to onforuo the inles coiiocrnlnt ; the admission to the floor of the lioime , and that all lobbyists bo ejected. Whltu moved to amend by excluding all persons except members , state ofllcials ; sena tors nnd repicscntatives of the press. Some ono suggested ox-members bo not in cluded , but White replied that they wore the \eryporsoiisdoingtho talking , and should not bo allowed the privileges of the floor to ply their trade. The sneaker did not think any action would bo necessary on the resolution , as ho would endeavor to enforce the rules as strictly as possihlo. He found great dlfllculty In doing so , for the lobbyists are like eels and will step ID despite thu utmost vigilance of the doorkeepers. _ .Notes. LINCOLN , Neb , Maieh 21. ( Special to Tun HER. ] The speaker has no patience nlth flllbustorlng'tactlus und very often reminds the house that It , is time to get down to business. Sterusdorff's bill providing for the appoint ment of n state game nnd Hsh commissioner 1ms been loconuuoutled for passage. The bill to pay the notaries and stenog raphers has p.usod through the hands of the house sifting committee and is uoon the pen or U illo awaiting notion from the L'OIII- mlttiH ) of the whole. There Is some tnlk that the house ivlll como to the rescue of the senators and ef fect ually tie np all appropriation bills until the llttlu family affair In ttio uppar house Is settled and n veto reached on tlio maximum froluht rate bills , Mr. McKesson offcied the following reso lution today : Kosolvod. That the cliulmion of tlio vari ous ( cmmilttoosof tills liouso bo and ( buy uro lioroby Instruc-lcd to roMirn all bills now In thulrposiO'Hloii wltlitu ono day ( lo l < luti\u ) froiiiiho ndjourniiiontof thU bniiso on Saturday - urday , Miirob J , IS-ll.nltlier with or without rceonuiiond tlon of said uoniKitttucM ; tbo said bills when loturnod or ruportuil nltbout recotnmondntlon of a st uuliiu com- nilttio.sliiiU bo pluceil nn thu Runnrnl Illo In onloi Hint Iho | ii > olulc < ) iiimftU > o now conild- biB sild general Illo ni.iy jiroci-ol prompt ly to thn eoniulctlon nf ltd work mid with Justice to all ineinuor * nnd measures , It was tabled by the Independents , Oil CnnipnnloH nt War. FIMILA.Y , O.Murch2l. ( Special Telegram to TUB BKtJ The SUndanl und Manhnttan oil companies have bogim a gixat war In this field over shipping fuel oil to manufacturers. In order to crush out the Manhattan the Standard has cut the price of fuel oil to UO cents a barrel delivered anywhiro. The pilco to producers remains at 30 cants , The contest has excited the oil fraternity greatly and the lesult U until ted with interest. Jumx of'th .I. \VnriiB. . SAXPiuscisro , Gala.March21. Astenmcr which arrived from Chlua and Japan this morning : , brings ad vices thnt the J. C , Wiirns , bound from New York to KniRpo with a cargo of Uoro-sone oil , was lost after leaving /.atuvia. No particulars ura kbowu. PALMER NOT A POSSIBILITY , Ho Would Rather Ba nn Illinois Senator Than President , WANT DRIVES A BOY TO COMMIT CRIME , A FciiHiitloiinl Abduction Cnse Chi- Doctors IjoKlup : 1'uitli in KyiiipU An Couple , CHICAGO Orricn or-TUB CHICAGO , Mnrch 21. ) \Vlth bis pcnotrntlon thnrpcnud by long experience nnd his grasp of political affairs mndosuroby porsoaal pafticiiutlon hi the changes In both parties , General John M. Palmar readily porcolves the Inadvlsnblllty of poiIiiRat this tlnions a prcildontlnl cau- dldnto. "I have no ambition to ba president , " said ho today. . ' ! will represent tno people of Illinois in the scnato for six years and will bo fully satisfied In f ullllltni ? the pledges mndothctn. lam too old for n possibility , " ciuuvdo Mi i'iuiu.r. < . There nro MUcrables in Chicago , but they never had n Hugo. John I'urcoll , a boy of fifteen , after vainly soeklns ? employment , stele n pair of .shoes hanging outside a store on State street. Ho was arraigned before .Tuitleo I'rindvdle The boy admitted Ids Rtiilt and gave his excuse. The magis trate , notliif ? the honest , manly bearing of thopilsoncr , c.iusocl further exinninitlon to bo ni.ide , and nn olllcor found the story to bo true Tn the top part of n remodeled barn In the ic.irof No. ( ! 77 Joffcrson street , Mrs. Julia I'uucll ana hei little ones have their exist ence They have to struj-ulo for it at tint. Ton days aso , afternlliiKCiInp lllr.oss , which , with Its attendant expenses , thoroughly ex hausted the meaKi-o family exchequer , the husband died. Hoiis a sailor and had not saved much money at the best. Ills family was loft wholly destitute t/f even the neces saries of life. There , with the lattloof traftlc nnd the rouof trains loaded \vltli provisions from thu packing houios , with the smoke and dust of commerce tilling1 their oyys at all times , the mother nnd her children \\cro starting. The Justice who listened to the boy's plea of guilty let him golth a repil- nmnd Ho has obtained cmplouncnt and the cliuiltnblohavo been Inteiostod In the family. FAITH INTIIK \M1MI I Vt AVKIUNG Chlc.ipro physicians have allowed their faith In Koch's lymph to waver and KIOW weak. These \vlio believed that the long sought euro for tuberculosis hud come at last now shako their heads ami say that the lymph scoms destined to eo tlioay of the Urown-Soiiuanl elixir. These who hive tried the Ivmuh hi thn treatment of patients sav that if there Is virtue in KoGti',3 discov ery it ouRht to bo manifest after three or four months' constant us > oof the preparation. A blllMAHISi : IMIIIIIT. F H Ikownof iiiiOS Vcinoti avenue , Chicago cage , suggests a unique idoi fora submarine exhibit and transportation scheme , ills plan Is to build two tunnels of glass and metal extending out Into the laku for half a mile , ono nt Lincoln park am ) the other at Jaclison park. The proposed tunnels are to ho built up from the bottom of the lake and sceutely anchored iu their plrices. To\\ers roaobinpr about OHO story nbovo the surface of the lake at each end of the tunnels will bo constructed and In them will ho built stair ways to enable visitors to cpmo up from the tunnels and take bouts to bo propelled be tween .Tatkson and Lincoln parks hy cable. The scheme is considered visionary by the management. STUIHIMl IIOTKL WAITFIIS. Thirty colored waiters at the Ilydo Park hotel strucic last nicht because the held waiter \\as vinjustlv accused of ste.Ulntr money , \vhlch bo said ho nad ou at craps , and 700 Kuest1 * wore served nt the tables by chambermaids and other holp. I'ON'T ' 1IKMPVB TUB UUUOIl. Little belief is given hy ralhoatl men and others to an alleged Intention on the part of stock car builders to combine nnd bcato a plant in this city. T. M. Fisher , who is a stockholder iu the street stable car company , said last night that ho was not iuvuroot anv such combine having boon formed , uad that generally speaking ho knew nothing of the matter. A COSTLY DOO. An ? 8,000 dog will arrive in Now York to day from ( Jernnny on route to the eanlno show to bo held nt liattcry D the lint weolc in April. The newcomer is the noted Great Dane Imperator , and was purchased by the Imperial Ucnncl ulub of Chicago from the great Dane club of Berlin , AN Xtll 11 COUl'LK. Michael Welsh , who was" borp In Bar , County Mayo , Ireland , in Juno , 17VJ , died Thursday ovcnlne nt His hoinout 10Vash - burno avenue. His widow , if she lives will sooncoinpleto her ono bundledthyoar , but the death of nor companion was suth a blow that It is thought she will survive him but a few days. SFMATIOXAI. AiniltTIONCASB. A story of a sensational abduction of a child by Us own fiithir , a wealthy New York bronor , hlch took place In the Auditorium hotel weolc last Saturday , cauio out for a l. . . 41.-- ago . I..M nln. . n < u . .kll.l . . . . 1110 urst uinu uuru louuy. J.QC cnuuus tdlcen from Its mother nnd was preceded by an attempted murder. Some months ago the owner of 0110 of the largest cattle randies In Colorado , together with ; bis family , was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hnntord of Onconta , N. Y. Hanfc-d is a wealthy brovvcr , nnd bis wife is ocuutlful and of a distinguished bearing. At tlio end of the vistt.Mrs Hiuiford accompanied the Colorado people back to their homo in Sahda , as their guest. On the way there shonr.dtho cattleman fell in love with each otticr , nnd Mrs. Kan- ford wrote to her husband , \\ho was then sick in Ontario , confessing the estrangement of her heart , audsa\lng that if she longer re mained his wife it must oo In nnmo only. She suggested a separation und ngreed to meet her husband in Cnieigo Ut Saturday. Hanford arrived from the east nnd mot his wife In loom ( HU at the Auditorium. Ho would listen to no compromise , except a sep aration , Riving him the custody of thtir nine- yonr-old boy. This the wife would notngroo to , even when ho offered her f.W,003 in ox- clmn'o for the boy. Hanford becoming very nngiy and hurrying from tlio hotel ho nought n revolver , loaded it and returned to tbo Auditorium. His wife in the meantime - time , feailng that her husband was bent on inurdor , summoned aid , and deteutlvjs guarded the hall. Standing boldlv erect with her little ihlld cUspcd behind her , IIin- ; ford found his u Ifo in ho dashod. open her door , Imtantlv otroiiK aims \\ero \ around him nnd the revolver torn from his hands. After the brief strugulovas ever ho brolfo down nnd cried like a child , whllo the won- dorlngson vainly tried to comfort him , Then ho bcggod forgiveness , nnd the next night the wlto nermlttcd him to taicu the boy to a theater , but on leaving the hotel ho was thust Into n carriage and taken to the union depot. The following day she quietly loft the hotel. Whether she followed her hus band In the hope of regaining her child , or whether she returned to the west is not known. rooii oriNiov OP TUB flniSKV THUST. "Disclosures concerning the whisky trust plot to blow up thoShuteldtsdlstilforv did not cause so much surprise among distillery menouUildo of the trust as ono would imag ine. " This statement came from John Uiei- II n , president of the Mutual Distilling corn- pan ) of Philadelphia Mr. Brcslin together with A. Moyors , Christopher Oallughor , and Thonms l vnns , Is stopping nt the ( Jrand Pa- cltlc.Voaro not siirpii ed , " ho continued , "from the fact that the methods pursued by the trust have boon such as hoilor could not have dictated. UUtillUiK mmi thioughout the cast and south nro of the opinion that Gibson is guilty ntutthut the trust Is buck of him. At any rate , wo have kept a close watch on our dlstilurlos slnco that time am. Intend being on the safes sldo. " MrSTI'.llV I'LUl'LK IV CHiriOO. Among the \iaitorn [ xsoplo in Chicago today were the following : At the Oore-P. C , Johnson , II. / . Lorlng , J. A.Veston , Omaha. At the Coinmerclal-T-H. . Ferguson , A. IV. Turner. Nebraska. At the McCoy J , I ) . Carmlchaul , Mr. anil Mrs W.V. . Vornor , Omaha At the ( iault-M. M. Spador. At the Grace A. il. Oration , Nubrasku. At Uio llreuvoort-T. L. Illackburu , Lin coin , U. 1' , Uupoult , Omaha. At the Tromout-L. \Vcoks , Mrs. C. olllns. Mrs. J . Drake , W. O. Taylor , Omntm. . At the arandPPacllIc-II. N. North. Dos ilotncs ; Kx-LT Ued Htntcs Senator N. 1 * . till , Denver : Kdwnrd Kano. McCook , Neb. At tlio PalmurSmnuelS. . Church. Holcaa , Mont , ! Prank iMcyer , Newcastle , W)0. At thu nudltorlunl Mr. nnd Mn , H. H , Icdiiy , J , U. linker , Uinaha ; Adgustus 'rank , Kinraoy , Neb. ' , John 1) . Clay berg , iolcnfi , Mont. At the U'clfltifrton-Mr. und Mrs.V. . It. Stuurt , Dos Molncs , ATKINSON. J/.IV j CttMl ! , Ijinblc to Keep ttio Preside de- iitVhVnnhlUKton. . WASIIIN-OTOV BinnAU Tut BKB , ) 513 \VAsniNaTos , u. < - ; . , ainrcn ui. ) In reference to the report published Ins morning' that the president has ecidcd to nbiuaon his proposed \vcst- ni trip , Private Secretary Hal ford sild o-dny : "Tuo. president wants to go , of ourso , but there Is such a tlitnp ai putllo usinoss thnt must bo attended to , nnd hich may prevent. Yes , there is an un- sunl pressure of matters Just now. The lob ring sea matter Is the most important. The sealiflit season Is about to begin , and In aso the proposition hinted at in Lord Sails- mry's Inst uoto as to nbltmtion should bo greed to , it would bo qulto essential lint the president should bo on hand o be consulted In the case. Then there are lie land claims court Judges to bo selected nd the now circuit Judges and various mailer matters that may tend to su ell the mount of work. There Is always so inc hing for the president to do indeed , plenty o do. If he can go ho will go. and if ho cau- ot ho will not. 1ould hesitate to pre- let tttmt ho will bo nblo to do. " Al'lT. U.31OII SKlt : > . Secretary Husk receives letters dnily from ho fnrmors In the west and northwest , \\\\o \ \ talc that they are suffering greitly owing to lie failure of tholr crops. They also ask for sslstancoln thoshitpoof girden seeds. As ar us ho Is nblo ho grants tholr rctiuosts , but s notable to \crynmch hi that direction wing to the limited appropriation at his otnimnd and the scarcity of seeds. Secro- ary Uusk lias boon nblo to distribute moie cod with the same inonoy than any of Ids iriHleccssors , but there u a limit oven to his lowers , and , while the appeals for assistance ro inthotlc , ho la able to satisfy only a few f them. I.ATFST AllOt T CWINET PlUVOni. The very latest rumor In connection \vith 'abinct ' changes this morning was contained u a dispatch fioin Washington to the New York Herald to the effect tint Secretary "roctor will resign July 1. The dispatch vent Into dot nils mid gave very pi nisi bio reasons for the belief of the correspondent hut ho hnd thotiutnby the ears. IJut the ocretary's most Inthmto associates here do lot take any stock In tlio story , but insist lint It is without foundation. Tonight a iictv rumor Is slatted , It Is to the sffect thnt the presence of Governor J\U1- etto of South Dakota in the city it this tlnio is In direct connection Uth tlio determination of Heorotiry Nobloto eave the cabinet. Word comes from South ) .ikota that tbo governor is to bo made secre tary of the interior. Governor Mellctto ' .in not bo found und these ina position to mow have no itnowloilgo of the alleged ( in tending chingo , It ha fact well known tint , he piesiuont niid tiovcruor ilollctto are ipon terms of cordiality , and this probably s tbo basis of the latest cabinet rumor. COMMl SIOM'H MOIlOtN IN Kill IT. Inquiry at tbolnflian ofllco re\eals tbo fact , hat four of the ( Jathollo sisters who had jceti in charge of the o e nlllont boarding school at Gicen Hay agency , Wiseio 10- loved on or about If ebruarv Sfi upon the di rect request of Agent KiUoy , who itled specific charges' nfjnlnst them for violations of the Indian oflltp regulntlons and Instruc- lens of the agcti The school has form any joars been wholly under the charge of C.tth- ) llc sisters , with Sister Priscillu Melntyio as principal. Agent Jbnnlngs , a democrat , \ > as emo\ed last fall by the president and C. S. iColsny nppointud in his place. Ifor some line Jon iilnps refused to deliver his olllce to : ils successor , defying the orders of the ilo- jiitrtmcnU Ho was llnally deposed by a sptc- il ageut.nnrt Kotsoy JnstallOiT though there lias boon some troublo'slncoln ' rcuardto cov- crnmcnt nroport'Iho sisters and many of Iho Indians took sides vtltli Jennings , nnd [ Celsoy has no\er \ felt particularly cordial toward them. A pence vas patched up , how ever , and the sisters weru reappoinloa hy Iho Indinn oftho. Agent IColsoy chamcd the superintendent with insubordination and alleged that she absented herself from the scnool without permission and was neglecting her duties. Congressman I\Ic- \ Cord nnd Senator Sawyer reinforced tlio request | of the agent fer the dis missal of the school teachers , going to far as to say thnt cither the sisters must go or Agent Ivclsoy would resign. Whether the commissioner will recall his action or not ie- mains to bo seen. The controversy piomlses to bo warm , for the bureau of Catholic In dian missions , with headquarters in this city , Is a strong organisation nnd uill make a vindictive fight for tbo restoration of the sisters. The Indian ofllco people claim tint thorois no moro reason for the interference of tlio societal' } ' of the interior or president in this Instance than in a score of other cases where teachers have been removed upon similar charges made by agents. Tbocaseat Green Bay affords thoUatliolic bureau a new opportunity for lighting Commissioner Mor gan , nnd they vlll inako the best of It with the department and nt the white house , Weather Crop llnllclhi. WASIIINOTOX , March 21. The weekly weather cron bulletin Issued by the signal service says : Cold weather continued dur Ing tno week generally throughout the north ern states , ever which the ground is gener ally Iio/cnaml spring work delated. In tbo northwest the ground is generally covered with snow , willed is disappearing rapidly , nnd which will furnish sutiltlent moisture In the spring wheat region to assure an excel lent start for the crop The weather was favorable throughout the fall wheat region , ever \\hich the conditions are icported as favorable and the prospects excellent. In Now Kngliind the weather Is unfavorable for sugar making , but favorable for fiuit , the latter conditions extending over the fruit regions of the middle Atlantic states. Chinseii Gets a Stay. WASHINGTON , Mnrch 21. Justice Dlatch- ford of the Unltod States supreme court today granted n writ of error , \\hlclM\Ill op- crataas a stay of execution , in the ease of Potcr Clnascn , convicted oombei ( < ! leinont of the funds of the Sixth National Innk of Nuv York and sentenced { to imprisonment In the penitentiary , 'llie writ is returnable the second end iMoudoy In April. Hiulc Improving. WASHINGTON , March 21. SocMary Blnlno continues to Improve and it is thought ho will bo able to bo at hls desk in the state de partment by Monday. Cioncutl bplnola is galninit strength Ilopresontativo nrmgor Is innirpvod nnd no fears aroont ( J.aincd by his filonds. llloody WASHINGTON , ' fjirch SI The coinmls- sloncrof intcrnul , ravouuo roceivcd a tele gram this morning from Greensboro , N . 0. , siiyintr that HjilJ. llarin\ell \ , ,1 revenue of- llcor. wns klllodnantt Doputj Marshal Hnni mortally wounded by inooiuhincn in Stokes county yesterday ) > I ICxports. WMIIINGTON , Mul'ch 21. The exports of beef , hog nud dniir iroclucts from the United States during Fob yary , as reported by the chief of the biiriMtiAif statistics , are uilued atSll,8JO.iK , an ltVroi-o of almost f > S , ( KX ) as comparcu with thQ'aine month last year. A I'o ' > r W ItnoHs. t YOHK , March 21. Uofoio the state senate commltlco investigating tbo sugar trust today II. O. Haueinuyer was subjected to Ion ; nnd tiresome questioning about the relations between tbo American Sugar He- lining company and the trust , but little Halls- faction bolni : obtained by the committee. On lin | > ortant questions Mr. Htmeinoyer cither declined to answer or didn't ' know. Thn Drntli lloll. Bonov , Mass , Mnrch 3l.--r.4vl C , Wajo , president of the Mexican Contntl railway conipiny , died licit ) thU inoinlng , Si'iiiMii'iM i > , III. , March'Jl Mrs. Ann M. Kmlthof this city , \\ldowof \ C , MSmith , dlnd suddenly todn > tu San Francisco , aged sixty-live. She was a slstor of Mrs Abra ham Lincoln nnd MiMirlun \V , Kdwards. HARD BLOW AT PUTOHISH , William Hade Fills William McWannts with Bird Shot and Holes. STORIES TOLD BY THE TWO MEN. MeMnimls Clnliui Ifo'M Hunting a Irj IMiiee to Slccp-Wlmt IInilo Bays About Witcnwx ) , 3s'ob.aiareli31. | Spoclnl Tele gram to THE llEB.I-Groat oxcltcnicntia \ cronlhl hero curly tills morning by a shooting nlTrayln which J. J. Undo attempted to extinguish * tinguish William M < Mn , . < ils. Ilado's story of the affair is that for some ttmaho hiubocn suspicious that MrMnnnls had been trying to alluntata his wife's nffcc- tlonsatid according to his way of thinking hnil succeeded In tloliifj so. Hade rondo up his mind that the best wnv to settle matters was to puiMcAtaiuib out of the wnv. Mr , Undo has boon working for Ktchord Morrlivcnthor , just north of Vulley , mill McIVInnnlswaaat the tlnio , nnd had been tor soveti'or eight 30.113 , mailing his homo with the Iliuio family. They hn\o Una trouble several times and Ilaaohas got the worst of It , asMcMitinists much the larger man Iiiaii Interview \\lth Haclojour corrcspoiidontgot his statoincnt , which wusns follows' Last night Ilmlo had a ilroam that his little hey was dcitl , nhich aroused him from his sloop and so disturbed his mind that ho could not sleep , so about midnight ho got up , dressed himself , hitched up his pony and started for Waterloo , uurMnf ; hero about 1 o'clock this morning. On the v.iy down it occurred to him that ho mlphtsllptnto tlio house and llnd MiMnnnU In his wife's room. 'JhU ho did and asked McMimniswhyho In that room , as his rooiiMuis la anotltor part of the house , to uliichMcMiimils replied that itloiikod in his room and his bed wnsso wet that ho could not sleep in it nnd justcaino in to get 11 chy bed. Thej huasoniovord \ * and AIi'Mannl's got up , as Undo supposed , to K to his room. Tlicn llailo wont and put his horse up , took his pun out of the wagon nnd vent hack to the house again , md to his surprise ) lound Mc- Mannls back In tlio same hod. This enraged him , and ho told McMunnli what he thought In rather strong terms , which voulu not look \\cll \ in print. Thi'y went from one word to another until MelVIannJs got out of bed and stalled for Hade , who grabbed hit gun nnd stepped bade and llixd ono batrol , the ran tents of which took effect in McMimiiis' right arm , com- plotcH toarincr it to pieces. After this McMntinU diow h'rt rcvolur from n truss belt at U shot Hade la the left arm , inllictliifr a painful lleshvouad McMannU wat taUn to the hospital at Omaln , a phvslcian noconiinnyiiiR him His arm * , vlll mobiblv Inva to bo aiiinntiitnl above the elbo\v , A warrant \vas sworn out in justice court and Ihdo placed under arrest charged with , shooting \\ith intent to kill Upon being nunipnocl hoploadcd guilty say ing he meant to kill JlcManuls , as bis life for the pist Ihoycais had been a biinicuandho icsolved the only relief bocould get would ho to si leide , anil would nave resetted to tnat last night Ind not affairs resulted as thcv did. The clofcndaiit was hold under $500 bonds for his appearance before the district couit. Both mennppcar to bo peaceable cltUons , and much surpiho is expressed at trie action of thistnornluK. Both paitlos tell tlio same story , neither smothering his side nor placing all tlioblatno on the other. * itorjr. McMnnnls was brought to Omaha yostcr- dny and Is now In St. Joseph'shospital. . JIo tc'lls practically the same story as that Klvcii by Hade , except that ho claims that Hade start ud the row. Ho claims that Undo has neglected his family and has only boon at homo two or three times since last fall. Ho said ho entertained no undue affection , for Mrs. Undo , but had contributed to the sup port of this family during Hndo's absence. Will Have Snfoty nt Any Cost. Cmcvno , Ularch 21. John Brostin , Thomas Evans , Chris Gallagher and A. Muyeri of the board of directors of the Mutual Distillery association of Philadel phia held a consultation hero today with the pionrietorsof thoKhufoldt distillery , Talk ing with a reporter. Hrcslin said : " \Vith the present condition of affairs I think It \cryrcasonablotbntweshoiild inquire into the latest acts oftho \Vodosliosafetv for our distilleries and will have it at any cost. If necessary will furnish money to nelp push the prosecution against the roan now tinder indictment , " Rational Ijeixnim of MnwAUiai : , Wis. , March 21. The Na tional league of musicians concluded Its ses sion today. A icsoliitlon was ndoptcdasldiig the government not to allow army and nnvy baucls to bo contracted In opposition to civilian musicians. A. lengthv proa in bio and resolutions wore adopted regarding1 the admission of musicians under * the alien con tract IMV ; asking the treasury donarttncut for i consistent definition ( if tlio term "nrtlsts" under that law , and not as now to dectoro n body of men vrlth InstruiueEtJi In their hands nnd gaudy uniforms on their backs to bonrtlsts , vhllo , nl the same tlnio declaring the iinterhls they USD "norklng men's tool * . " \ Ills Cimt'oiii Tlmt AVimti to Control tluj Country. N > tv YOIIK , MarcliDl. [ SpocUl Telegram to Tim llrKl A sjndicato of capitalist * , English and American , intthlchox-l'resident Cleveland , William T. "Whitney , Canlol S. founout , and , it It snld , a proinlnont Chicago street ralhvr.y itingimto arc Interested , nro reported to bo trashing to completion nselicmo which looks to the amalgamation of the streetcar lnlorc ts of several of the lead ing cities In this country from Now York to San rranclsco. This syndicate , wlilih , ills reported in certain financial circles will have a capital of at least $ , VUXI,000. ) , , sock * to con trol the principal street car lines in New York , lloston , Philadelphia , Wash ington , I'lttsburg , Chicago , St. touU nnd San I'ranclsco , and transform such ai now depend upon nnlmnl power into thoroughly cn.ulpnod cable lliie.1 Tlio scheme \ua su < - oy uio grow in in popularity or wvuics as a means of locomotion , and the first stop toward its promotion was rmdo when a Hroadwny syndicate of Sow York obtained franchises for the construction of oablos ou llronihvay nnd Third nionue , work upon uh lib \vlll soon lie commoncod. Vn uo lumori concornlng this deal have been aji- tatinit Wall street for sc\crnl weeks , butso little was known of Its dcUils thatlt A\H served up as fr.linonts of ( 'ossip without any nppaierit foiiiuhtlon Tint some sort of a deal of the uh.ir.ioter described n as on the inrpot , however , loiidliig Investors of New Yorli had no doult , and several little oc currences loiithmod thoiiIos Iho lint news oftho orgunmition of the sjn- dlcatoand proposoct plan of its work i-oinos from London tlironuh a in \ iiho ilnlmsto have conversed with a. London merchant , who ffiis jinking Itiqulrlosconccrnltii ! Amoil- i.m streotiailwiy pmpertles in which ho \vos \ thinking of Investing. .t iiv Harrison OHi-gutcs IloliI n Srpafati1 ( ( invention anil Nominal Him. CIIK uio , March 21Tho tesult of todaj's ' democratic conventions isthat'wo nomlnot's for iinynr111 bo in the Held on tliodoino- ciatic ticket the present incumbent , ! _ ' . C Ci-ojiicr , and ox-Mnyur C. 11 Harrison 'Ihcf Hnrilson men said they did not hmcn fair shoxvat jcsterJ.iy's prinnrics , that foico was used Uffiihistttivm , etc AVhcn the regu lar convention nssotnbled today thu Harrison delegates made a demand for the sc.itlnir of the contestants. The credential * committee , howru'r , decided npilntt them , whcioupon the Ilirrison nidi bolted the c-omontlon ina body and , togothcr with the other contestants - ants , formed anotlior convention at Uhlrich'n ' hall , nominatingO.irtcr II Ilaulson by ac clamation. At the rocular convention C'reclcr vas nomliuitcd for major , KcorgeVciss , a wealthy fiirninn brcwor , for tity tn\isurer , JdcoblCcrn for city attorney and James C. StiMln. city clerk. The Hairison convention made no nomin ation except for mayoi. On'I Torni 11 Noodle InvoBtlgatlon. SMIUMFMO , Cala.March 21Tho legis lative committee this morning continued its Investigation intotboallogatlotiaof attempted bribery in the senatorial election. I'ogle , p. yinK teller of the Crockor-Woohvorth bank , IdoiitlllPd the vmjipers which \\ero \ found In the waste basket In thu state librarian's ' room and stated that ho had seen them In Ills bank the 16th imt , the URUIOS on them bring In his own handwriting 'I'howruopors \vcro around a package of greenbacks uveivcd from the Fresno Loan nnd Savings nink on the Kith inst. , S7 , " > 0 < ) of which \\ero pntil out on thonfUrnoonof that dnj to John It Jones 011 n check of the Southern Pacillo railroad , Witness said bo thought Jones -\\as a messen ger for the railroad company. A i'nse of I'oi'oiMc Kntry , Hnironi ) , Conn. , Mnrth 21. Wiion Gov ernor Dulkcloy reached the capitol todaj * ho found the auto room , connecting the execu tive room with the house rctlritiK rooms , locked on the insldo. Ho ( javo UD possussion of the room to Comptroller Strniiu last 'Ihursday , but insisted that lioshould hiuo the right to psissthrouKb It to gain access to the house Finding the door locked ho had Executive Clerk Uoon eret a cla\\ bar and the lock uns soon knocked off and the door opened. Mayor Mnsl > y Kciiiiinlimtrd , CIMIVNATI , O.March 'JI--Intho roputill- can convention today John 13. Mas by , present Incumbent , was renoinlnatod for mayor. HJKVUMKIf ,1 nVStt l\I > Hut the Voiitliful Gi-oini Had to Ho Tlirejitonod by thn Ilridc. Wi siCiiFSTKii , t'a , Alaieli 21. | Spoeh ToloKram to TJIB BFK. ] An intoroatlng di vorce tilalls In projra3 horo. A woman of thirty-two It trjing to establish proofs of a civil m.irriago contract between herself and a boj not yet t\vonty-ono. The imrriapo license which ius i\rittenb3' the woman's brother-in-law is In evidence , nnd the coy savs ho signed It under threats fro'ii the bilac. The prlnciinls are Ivy Quick , daughter of Kov. C. w Quick of Devon , and James JSmlloVood of Pittsburg. Young Wood belongs to ono of the most wealthy families of I'ittsourg and will ba very riu when ho becomes of age. THEY JIUSF BIT 01)11 ) HAT , Secretary Rusk's ' Plan to Afford Relief to American Cattle Growers. A MASTERLY INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN , DfTorlf ) toOpou Up I'orolcn SInr for * Antorliuiii Ilortnn Al ready Crowned Sl nn.1 hticccss. CniCAao , Mnrch 21 The wnsntionnttr . largo purchases of c.ittlo In Cnnada durlug the jnst eek by American capitalists , hai brouttht to llfjlit hero to-day tlio llrst com plete public know loop ) oftho leniltsof the masterly Intormtlonal onmpni i that hni boon quietly butoffoctlvoly wapcd by Secw- lary of Agriculture Husk. Tlio objitvat toaiTout rcllof4to American cattle Ri-owera by opotilnK ui ] markets abroad , and according to the statements ot the larpwt donlora In Chicago cage , success has already bocn nttaliicj , whiloa much Boater widening o ( the foroiKii outlet Is ultaa nt hand , The Canadian pur chases , it nppcars , are slinplv in tin ) natuio of preliminary Uctlca to secure the mu-ostrluted entry of iVtneilcan cattle Into ( Irent Urltlin. The Cnn.ull.m cattle , though Infeitor to the .American product , are li'i.itly ; unfitted by lltlllih cnactmunti , and ( ho Amurli'.ms wtio have Just bniif ht somoof the Ininienso Cnnadlnti honli pi-o iwso to ullll/o the Ciinnllnn nnuinls to fainiilarizothu jieoploof rnul ICiiKland , Hr land and NV.ilcslthbeef \ rnmi thU nldo ot the Atlniitle This Canadian venture li crr tlln toiosult In .llosato the Aniorictns interested terestod , but they mo conlldontly minting on iicouplnt' theinscUos when , iindor the plnns laid d < mn bv Sivretary Hush , Auioilc.ui bceu's are fiwly Intio ducod and shniKhtcred lit will throughout Ctii'it llritaln At present Amurliaii Ihn stcclr cin onlv bo landed or killed nt three lort , and that , too , under harassing restrictions Tint the Itnsh pi.ni will nicompllsh its purpose In ( .rent llritntn tlin results nlrcadv re ichect throiiKh him In 1'ranie , CiLrnuuiy aiidtho Netherlands loa\o no doubt , to say nothing of the fact ttutthn cisontiu foturoHof the plan hnMJ now just been foitnnlly iMiibodml in the United Ktnt 01 itatulos as a fidornl mo.it Inspection la\\ Months a o , it Is UMinctl , Secretary llu sit put to work on an cxpuliiuntiil boa'o ' exactly tbo Inspation pnnldodln the hill , Ills iiKcnt lnsppLtcu certain shipments ivnd ocrtlllcd tha nnlm.ds AK'ilnst ' this reititi rate 1 ho unthoritlcs nt Pails , Antwerp nnd llaiiibnifj have boon nnnblo to maintain thu" tlmo-honorod pii'tniisothat the ntllo , bi'lnj ; Amoiican , vu roas nnuittriof coui o dis- eisod Itcirlnnini ! Dwumucr'JU slv dlffoivnt shipments h.ivoboon l.tndcilup to clato nt Hninburir , .isrurc-ijitiiiK It07 : hoinl , Thoshli ) . nenttilo J'aiis , thiiticn In iiuinbor , com nienccd ani\iii ( ; AuRiiHt 1 , and nowha\o icacbeda total of I.C.M head AtAnUvorp the shipments ocpm sllll fi.rtlierbtclt-Ma } 5 Thit port lifts nl < * oiccel\cd \ ten consign inputs ultoKOtlK * ! .IW. ( ' lifuil ( ireat Ilutain lsno\v the market stionnholil , toward tbo iapt uio ofluoli \ Is bolni ; bout all tlio surplus cncrtjj of Amoiican cattle owncis , led by becrotny Husk. < M X.lltJTA A m.f'JT I'll OCI I'r , The Dominion noMTiiiiu-iit Itcnilj to Jis ) 5iis i t IIP Snlieo | ( , To KONTO , March ' -Special [ Tclogrun tn Tin : Iln.j-Tbo Globe's Ottawa spcelnl says : "Sii Chules Tapper , mlnlstei of Jlnnuce , Mr To-itcr nndSir John Thompson , ' minister of Justice , aio roidy to st.irt for Wnshiucto ! ' nt any inoinont , to lu\o an in. founal tulle oor tuo iiuoitlon of recijiroclty with Canaili with Seciotary Hlnlno and thu llritish ministry. It will bo leinoinborcd that tha dominion Koveraniont until now re fused to enter into any informal considora tlon ottho case , ib itrnlnK us n rouen , thnt It would piojudlco their e.iso br ' showing their hand as tohat line o'f notion tboy would take , \\hen iii'KOtl.ttionswcii ! seriously onlcrel upon Now It appears thnt Seoretitry Hlrtino has mveii It to bo uudorstooil that lie will not recommend the appointment of a commissioner on behalf of the UniUd Mittos until ho has been furnished \\itli some sub stantial proof that tbo Cniiuillnn and liritlsh ililcfjatts aionotiroliiKto Wasbiiifiton with some Impracticable Mchome , some fakoil up offer , trumped up to carry out ploilaes innito to the electors of Canada iliirlnj ; the Into camp.dpn without any serious belief t hut thu neiotiallons would coino to any thing. 1'roni \vhnt t.iii bo pathcrotl. Secret irv lllaino hns coininunlcatoil to Sir .loliu Mncdonuld throuch the liritlsh minister that ho will not cntor Into formal con ft'R'iico until tlio C.ina- rti.in iciirubcnuitlvos Inivo Infoinully dis cussed tlio question with him. ' ir Killed nnii I'iromi : > Hurt. Loumu.ir , Kj , Ahroh ai. The suotb- bound pasbonyer train on the Loulsvlllo A , ' NnshMllo road jiunpiid the tuckin the out skirts of the city ICnglnf or ( Joorco Hurt-ess Avas instantly killed and 1'lrotnan lirksllno fatally Injuied. Nouoof the p.usscngeiscrc hurt. Ilnrrclt toli < - Ihn-lcd Monday , NKM VOIIK. WurohI. . The funcial of I.nwrcnco lliuttwllltaku place Monday liiornin ? . 'Iho b.idy will bo Inkon to ( Johns- sett beach , near Jloston , whein It will bo in terred In n. com otery near llnri-utt's ' country sont. March April May - Like an This headline immediately It is generally Old friend , suggests to everybody the use Know that The catchy headline of Hood's Sarsaparilla , with Thu mouths of which it is inseparably con nected by many years of use Marck March in advertising. Hood's Sarsaparilla cannot April MayA be equalled , because as , a Spring Medicine April May ist , It is a modern medicine , A O ain attracts originated by experienced Are the bust Your attention to pharmacists of today , under In which to take whose careful supervision it is Hood's still prepared. Hood's ' 2(1 ( , Jt is prepared by a Com bination , Proportion and Pro Sarsaparilla cess Peculiar to Itself , and by Sarsapaiilla which it is given Peculiar and And henevcr Unequalled Curative Power. The best 3d , It combines Economy You see Spring Medicine. and Strength , "too Doses One These Words " Do not let Dollar" being original with and true only of Hood's ' Sarsapa- March rill a , 4th , Hood's Sarsapanlladoes all that is claimed for it , It April May A/pril / Hay really does effect the inosl rc- markakablc cures of Scrofula , Don't they Salt Rheum. Dyspepsia and Pass \vitbout3 Remind that Purifying' your blood. you many other diseases , and over- It is time to take conies That Tired Feeling. He sure to tet ; Hood's jt ood's Hood's ' Sarsaparilla Sarsaparilla S&isaparilla . forU. 1'rcparcd Sold br ullitrumtUts. ll : il < orV ( I'rouuinl .Sold by ill ( InuuULs. Ill six forts. . I' . , Sold Uynlldruaelit-s. ; , - , onlji \ ) C. I , I1OUI ) &CJ. ( , Uwull , Muh , ouly by t. ' . J , nuoi ) &oo.awn \ \ \ . Mam. only I' } a 1 IIUDIKV. Ui ) Iowull M.u 100 DOBCQ Ono Dollar 100 DOOOB Ono DoJnr 1OO Doses Quo Dollar
