THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY' , 2UTGUST 0 , 1891--SIXTEBN PAGES.
WANTED TO HANG THE PARSON
Indignant Oolorod Citizens Call in a Body on
"Boy. Dr. " Shorwood.
MORE OF THE COLORED BOYS' TROUBLES ,
One or Them AVonrN Soars from Cuts
J nil lot e < l by IliH Ilriitul
tcr' Itnwlildo Slier *
wood's Story.
"I want protection from do o d d nig-
i , Jodgo. My God , doy got nwful excited
last night. "
The speaker wns "Kov. Dr. " Sherwood , the
colored journeyman soul savor , and vvhllo ho
tvas as sensational nnd dramatic 01 ever , in
this Instance ho wns not compelled to draw
on his Imagination , for the facts furnished
ample material.
Ho appeared in court yesterday morning
to answer to the charge preferred against
him of maltreating nnd abusing the lit
tle colored boys under his charge , and his
demand for protection was occasioned by n
demonstration tlmt wns made by a number
of the colored residents of thn city. Tno
lory published In yesterday's ' BKK
called tholr attention to tno ciiso.
nna nftor n brief invontigntion they visited
the Walker residence in a body nnd made nn
nngry demand for the nlleged preacher. It
was not deemed advisable for him to put In
an appearance , nnd his friends did tholr best
to qulut tbo excited crowd. They fully in
tended to take him out and handle him
roughly , hut sober counsel prevailed und thu
crowd dispersed.
The "Kov. Dr. " wus very much unnerved
bv the demonstration , nnd ho Invoked tlio
aid of thn court to protect him from personal
violence. The Judge told him thut ho had no
nuch power , nnd advised the evangelist to
oeic nrotectlon nt the bands of the chief of
police If ho felt ufruiu , but Sherwood uld not
mnko any demand on thu chief for a uni
formed body guard.
Mrs. oherwood wns in court with her hus
band , nnd when the hearing of the case was
postponed until li :3U : o'clock Monday after
noon , she collected the boy.snround her und
started for her boarding place , while Sher
wood disappeared in nn opposite direction.
An nttompt to talk with the boys alone was
not successful , ns the woman kept n very
close eye on them.
At the boarding plac < ' at 1211 Davenport
etroot , however , the boys were found , as
well as nn opportunity to tnlk with them ,
although cither hborxvood or his wife found
it convenient to drop around every few mln-
Utos nnd see that none of the llttlo flock were
missing. The little fellows were very reti
cent , nnd it wns evident thut their treat
ment wus not n pleasant subject for
either discussion or contemplation. None of
this , however , wns apparent when they were
asked nbout the cities they had visited or
nny other subject except the ono that re
called so much that wn. unpleasant nnd pnin-
fuL When a baud book wus picked up and
ono ot the boys wns nsued about tbo
music , the others gathered around
and nil animatedly entered into the
conversation , but the rniuutu that an at
tempt was made to switch off into the rolu
tlon between Sherwood nnd the boys It wns
BI if the claims had suddenly opened und n
chilling rnin hud descended. Silence fell
upon the group , und they sneaked awny as
it thn very mention of Sherwood's nnmo in
connection with their treatment , presaged the
appearance of the dreaded rawhldo.
The members of the baud aroGeorgo Green
of Jacksonville , Fin. , baritone , who has been
\rlth the band a year ; Willlutn Jones of Llttlo
"
Rocic , tuba , who"1ms been with the band six
months ; George F. Thompson of Tallahassee ,
nn. , B Hat cornet , with the band sixteen
months ; Sam DoLnnoy of Fcrnandtno , Fla. ,
E Hut cornet , with the bund n year ;
Sam Johnson of Memphis , first alto ,
eovun months with the baud ; Juliui Frazlor
of Augusta , Gu. , bass drum , six months with
the company ; Lorrano Mitchell , Now Or
leans , snare drum , eight months with the
band , and Fanms Davis of Atcblson , slide
trombone , four months with the band.
Tbo boys are as bright ns a dollar and as
full of life us a dog Is of fleas , nnd there Is
upon the surface no reason for the sllonco
and depression ttiat envelopes them when
certain matters are touched upon.
They have learned their lesson well and
they tell with a monotonous out suspicious
amonoss of language of the whippings that
they receive "whon they need it. " It was
impossible to got each of the boys out by
himself , although this was accomplished in
two Instances. They seem to bo suspicious
of each ether nnd afraid to talk of tbo matter
in tbo presence of another.
On one point there is nn apparent unanim
ity of sentiment , nnd tlmt is thnt Sherwood
Is impartial in his use of the rawhide , and
lashes them all freely from tbo B Hut corwit-
'w 1st to the bass drummer. Ono of the boys
now boars two great , livid murks across bis
Toco , which look 11 KO the mark of a branding
Iron. They wore caused by tno rawhide only
n fovv days ago.
The boys state that thov are whipped only
"whon they need it , " but it is apparent that
they Imvo been taught they need whipping
lor things not ordinarily supposed to demand
ouch correction. In each ot hoi's presence
they stated that they came in as soon ns it
* " got hot , but ono of the bovs , when alone , told
of a froe-for-all whipping which was Inflicted
on ovary ono of the eight the
other day , oocnuso they wont In too soon ,
and this statement wus afterward corrobor
ated by another. In stereotyped sentences
they said that they dl.l not have to work
hard , yet when the reporter suguested that
they ough.t to ho practicing , ono weary player
remarked that ho "wus tired of practicing ,
as ho had boon at It nil day long day uftor
dov. "
Sherwood states tlmt the boys nro nil or-
pBans nnd tbo boys themselves make the
sumo statement , but when closely questioned
it was found that ono has both parents living
and nt least ono other hus n mother.
Sherwood discourses cl'.bly of how much
he is doing for the boy and of tbo sacrifice
ho is making to take them along.
lie cheerfully imported the information
that ho was worth Ri.VWO , ana hud nn income
of > ,000 n year , yet ho Insisted tlmt the band
was barely paying tholr own expenses. Ho
claimed that they were raising money to
build an educational institution at I'cnsa-
colu , Fin , , but wns sururi.singly
abort of knowledro ns to the
plans or size of the building.
llo merely know tlmt seven acres of ground
had been purchased Just outsulo of I'onsacoln
and work on ono wing of the building begun ,
but tie could not toll in what state the work
now Is. Ho said ho rulsed 1,000 last year ,
but for some reason he has tufncd ever no
money for tbo past eight months.
The money turned In lint year was col
lected bv him ns ngunt of the church nnd not
ralsea by the baud. Whenever hu Holds a
mooting he takes the entire collection , which
is devoted to his expenses , yet ho admitted
thnt this wns the third city where ho find to
pay board since ho has been out. Ho gener
ally goes to the parsonage and the boys nro
quartered upon members of the congrega
tion ,
The "Kov. Dr. " wus uskcd where ho ob
tained his title , and confessed that ho was
not educated , and his degree was conferred
by the "albumen" ( presumably alumni ) so
ciety of the Divinity high school of Wash
ington , N , O. Shurwooo said thnt the so
ciety was autorUctl to confer the degrees of
II. 1) . , D. D. and D. C. L. on people
whether they were entitled to them or not.
Ho Intimated that ho know his buslnos , and
thut the title of "doctor" wus of use to him.
Ho said that the boys handled the money ,
nnd spent what they choose , but this was
very lamely corroborated by the ooys thtun-
BOlvcs. Ho claimed that every boy collected
money on the .street , but they Insisted thut it
was taken possession of by the lender.
Thu Afro-Ainorlnm league is taking n deep
Interest in the case nnd anxiously awaiting
developments. If It Is found advisable to
take the boys invay from Sherwood , thu
lauguo will do all In Its power to provide for
them.
In referring to Mrs. Wnlker , Sherwood re-
jiohtedly called her u llur , notwithstanding
the'fact that her truthfulness and voracity
nro vouched for by Kov. William A. Moore ,
her pastor , and several of the loading mem
bers of the African Methodist Epis
copal church. Without any author
ity whatever on which to base
buch u statement ho wont to Judge Hoisloy
yesterday and informed hlnf that the com
plaint against him would bo dismissed , und
that TUB EVKNIMI HKK would retract every
thing that had boon published about the
case ,
llo admitted that ho ( logged the boys and
N. B. FALCONE 9
Jtn/
GOODS'1 AT ACT COST.
To Further Reduce Our Immense Stock
Before Inventory ,
WB Hai/e / Determined for One Week to Sell All Goods at Cost ,
A Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar Stock at Cost is an Opportunity
that will Never Occur Again.
We especially beg our out of town friends to take advantage of it. It will pay them well TO COME A PI UND RED
MILES FOR TPIE BARGAINS THEY WILL GET.
THIS STOGK GOMPRISEXS :
SILKS , BLANKETS , RIBBONS ,
DRESS GOODS , LINENS , . NOTIONS ,
VELVETS , DOMESTICS , CLOAKS ,
LACES , SHEETING , DRAPERIES ,
HOSIERY , MUSLINS , ART GOODS and
UNDERWEAR , GLOVES , FLANNELS.
ALL of OLD at COST
Except Clark's Spool Cotton , Warner's Corsets ; , ; and E.arl . & Wilson's Collars , we being under contract with these
parties not to sell their goods less than regular price.
GONER'
o _ X X JL : su 1 A JL JL _
said that it was necessary. Ho also ncknowl
edged thut ho participated in n street light
in St. Joseph , Mo. , and was arrested aud
fined ? D1 for the part ho took In it.
Ho likewise admitted that some of the boys
ran nwny from him , but sUted that ho forced
others to go , und ono ir. particular he diovo
nwny under threats that ho would kill him if
ho remained.
When asked about the whip with which
lie Hogged the boys ho said that it wns "noth
ing "but n dog whip , " but when pressed for n
bettor description of it , ho said that it was n
rawhldo about three feet long that ho carried
with him for the sole purpose of lushing the
boys. Ho denied tlmt Mrs. Walker over
spoke to him about bis whippings or remon
strated in any way against the treatment ac
corded his charges.
Sherwood made up his mind yesterday to
change his boarding place , nnd ns boon as ho
loft the police court ho began to look for n I
nlacoyhcro ho would not bo under such
strict survoillunco and whcrci less attention
would bo paid to his snvago treatment of tbo
little fellows to whom his word is law.
United SUUcs Consul DniiKlinity on
the I'rcHcntVnr In Chili.
WASHINGTON , Aug. 8. The I'ost this morn
ing prints nn Interview with A. J. Daughortv ,
United States consul at Callao , I'ern , in
which ho says that the present war in Chill
is tbo most ridiculous revolution ever hoard
of. The revolutionists nro stationed at
Iquiquo , several hundred miles from San
tiago , where n.ilnmcoda has headquarters.
The latter has u force of JIO.OUO nnd the former
7.000 men. Dnwoon the two cabinets nt
Iquiquo und Santiago lies a mountain range
thut is simply Impassible by any armed
forces. Doth parties know this and do not
attempt to pass the mountains. The In
surgents have no ships , nnd if thov hud the
torpedo boats of liulniuccda , which protect
tno whole coast , xvouM soon destroy thorn ,
llalmaceda , is well supplied with the sinew.s
of war nnd goes on with his government
ignoring , to u great extent tutt ulTorts of the
insurgents. The insurgents derlvo a large
revenue from the nltrutu mines , the products
of which they sell to merchant vessels put
ting hi nt Iqulquo. Thov , therefore , nuke u
comfortable living nnd seem to bo prosper
ing ,
QrlevniiocH ol' FnrmrrH.
ToritKA. ICan. , Aug. 8. The furmeri' nlll-
ancoln Idle county has adopted n lengthy sot
of resolutions setting forth the grievances of
the farmers and asking the president of the
stata union to Immediately call a convention
of the people for the purpose of ) > otltionlng
the president of the United States to cull nn
extra session of congress to pass a luw whore-
uv the United States can issue legal tender
treasury notes In any amount needed nnd loan
to the people at n low rate 'of interest , the
loan to bo secured by laud , thus relieving the
farmers from the grasp of the money monopo-
list. They also want u law making every
thing that circulates as money and interest-
bearing bonds taxable so that many of the
luxuries of wealth may bjar the equal burden -
don of the fanner ; further , that nny man
holding an Interest In nny railroad or riding
on posses bo ttnollulblo to legislative , execu
tive or Judicial ofllco ,
Intruder * to no KJouted.
Ltrri.K UOCK , Ark. , Auur. 8. Orders have
been received from Washington to resume
the work of ejecting Intruders from the Choctaw -
taw nation. During the suspension of the
removal a number of non-residents have
married into the trlbo. White mnn thus in
termarrying become adopted citizens aud
cannot be removed.
A very small pill , out a very goo4 oao
OoWitf UtUo Early UUors.
WORK SUSPENDED AT GENEVA ,
Charges That the Reform School Building
is Being Botched.
MAY MEAN ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
I
Board ol" Public Ijuidiand lnildin < ; s
1'rcparihjj to Give tlin Matter
its Attention . ho Com
plete Doti.ilH.
LINCOI.V , Nob. , Aug. 8. { Special to TUB
Hiu.J : The board of public hinds nnd build
ings wound up thu [ Listings hojpital investi
gation last evening , und congratulated itself
on the loliuf from ii very disagreeable duty ,
biitunothor Job was brought to 1U attention
before it hud tlmu to take n pjiooful breath
A letter w.u roc.'ivod from G-'or-fO E. Mc
Donald , architect of the girl's reform school ,
complaining that the contractor ot the nuw
building ut Gonavu was not conforming to
the plans and specifications. Attorney Gon-
oial Hastings immediately soul nn' order by
wlro to suspend nil work until further notice ,
and the board took the noon train today for
Geneva to Investigate the matter.
Mr. McDonald malte.1 tbo following com
plaints ;
That soft brick U being put into the walls
dining lilt ubjonco , although hu has repeatedly
odly forbidden it. That the mortar joints
lu the common brick are made ono und
ono-fourth Indies thick , instead of throj-
olghths of nn inch That some of the mortar
Joints lu tin pro-ned brick nro being m ulo
one-half Inch thick Instead of three-six-
tooths. That the walls tire not bolng laid
wltn lines on both slues , und it wilt bo Ullll-
cult to properly apply the tlio wainscoting
on thu inside , That ilia cut sto'io is not
cleaned with acid before gelnir into the walls ,
nnd that ono wall of pressed brick und uu
arch should bo torn down and robullt.
In commenting on thoao evasions Mr. Mc
Donald uses .somo very emphatic language ,
Ho says ho is ashamed of the bo.inl's ' repre
sentative , upptrontly referring 10 the super
intendent of construction , ilu chargns Unit
the on tire face of the pressed brlok wall is
"lobborod up by amateur masons , " The
architect indignantly complains that the
estimates imulu by him have bcnn chungod
without his knowledge , and that wrong fig
ures have been inserted over hla sworn state-
ment.
It Is reported tlmt n somewhat caustic
letter hus bcou sent to John Steen , superin
tendent of construction. Tbo bourd is in : io
mood for trilling or Jobbery , and it proposes
to have a strict compliance with contracts.
< I.OSKII ITS lll'.COIIDS ,
The stnto relief commission bus uloioii Its
records for May und makes this financial
statement :
( lash on hand . SM.ira.OH
1'roniV. . & . lltiruorof Huuvor , I'u . TU.UJ
Donations . , . 171.7.
Tlio disbursements were :
1'or gr ilu niul potatoes . , . fH.U'M.M
1'ur pro * Nlons . . . . . 1I.X.1U1
ttiriruUht . 7.IH7.M
Foruxprvn * . lll.cl
i'or expenses . '
llnlaneoon hand . .
The delay In uiaiilngthescstatomenUurUes
from the fact that th .aw requires
the cotnmUsIon to nuke two copioi
of pvcrfT receipt. The secretary thinks
fiiticismfc of the commission's spend
in closing up its records are unmerited , und
nru made simply because the public does not
understand tlio umount of work involved.
Thu law prescribing the duties of tliu com
mission is needlessly buidcnsomo. Over
Ilftv thousand tocoipts huvo been received
nnd uach of them bls ; fiom four to nineteen
outiics. The luw requires n copy of these
receipts , arranged by months , to bo tiled with
the secretary of state. Because of the monthly
grouping they cannot well bo kept in books
without great expense. Ilonco they pro
iimdo on lui'tjO shoots. The oiig-
In.ll receipts nro ulso deposited
with thu secretary , . and thcso bulky ,
inconvenient record" nro dumped into u b.vo-
tiiont vault , wbuio they may never bo dis
turbed. A third reccr.l is kept fnr the coin-
mission In no it books with elaborate lulings ,
which aUo is lllselv to go to the sccrutarv
whan thu commission has finally shut up shop ,
making three iccoidi M tlmt ollicial's
chargt > .
Thmo books uro comploto. ininuto nna un-
dc < r-tinilablu. : An Index givco the name of
I'Vi'rv p.-rson wlio signed a locolpt for rolli't
fiom tue stuto , nnd it shows the
number of times bo received nid
together with thn pu res In the record
book ? where the detailed stutomoiits
muv bo found. The record shows tbo name
of the bonellclnry , the number in hU family ,
his county , thu kind of supplies ho received
und the amount of each in pounds or bushels ,
The system involvov infinite detail , but uuv
man's record ran bo found at u moment's
nolico.
The commission apparently started out
with the thought th'it nn investigation of its
affairs would bo ordered nt some timu In tlio
future , ami it has anticipated such nn emer
gency. Every puly furnishing sup
plies , or receiving money from tlio
commission for any purpose , has
bocn required to make two bills.
To the original Is securely fastened the
checks which paid it , ar.d that forms u part
of the commission's records. To the dupli
cate bill is fastouo 1 u receipt by the party
roL-uiving payment , nnd thit goo * to the sec-
rutury of stato. Sliiillnripreuiiutions spomto
htivu boon taken in ether departments , nnd
the secretary Ukos pto'asuro In saving tlmt
the commission will W" prepared to Htnnd nn
Investigation by nn independent luglsluturo.
In apo.iklug of uxiu'Uifiss ' Secretary Luddon
uoloi ns n rumnrkabm fact the case of a
S..OOJ check sent to'th > i Union 1'ncillo for
payment of a fruighU.I > lil. It wont through
the railroad ofilco , thqiUmiinii clearing house
nnd the Lincoln clcnrlnir house without nn
endorsement or a stumt ) on It. Thu only
murk on the check wiMUho "paid" stamp of
the Lincoln bank on wjiioh it wus drawn nnd
to which it wus Ilimlly'ruturnod.
ST\TK liorl/ft / NOTIIS.
The Minataro canal end irrigation com
pany has tiled urtlcles'df Incorporation with
tlio secrotaay of state1. The Incorporntors
uro F. Hunhmnn , W. Cliiru , J. II. Falrlleld ,
( Joorgo W. Falrllold , J. F. IJlngkr , A. M.
Falrllold , W. O Tobor , E. T , Hurshmnn and
A. W. Mills. Tno capital stock Is 0OOU.
The proposed irrigating canal will bo located
in Cheyenne county.
The governor hus Issued a call for a meet-
In i : of the Nebraska world's fair commis
sioners to bo hold in his olllco at 3 o'clock
next Thursday afternoon.
Governor Majors loft at noon for homo nnd
Governor Tlmyer will probably bo in the
executive chair by Monday. The former will
nmko an address atuTublo Koch guthorlug
nux'l week.
An unknown praetldal Joker has been try-
mi ; to have sport nt thu expense of the state
relief commission. Last night hu took down
the old siu'n and mil up n now ono. On one
sldo it rends The coiiunlsilou of the com
mission li ended " On the ether it says
"Nebraska U prosperous the pco.ilo are
happy. "
BL01TED If WITH RED INK.
Chairman Birkhauser Ohans-oa the Asphalt-
urn Paving Specifications a Trifle.
HE CAME NEAR OVERLOOKING THE JOB.
Sonic IntciTNtini ; History of the Man
ner in \ \ liich the Hnrbur Coin *
puny Got HH Monopoly
in Oinalia.
Tbo members of the boird of public works
have made n discovery. While this may
( .com strnij-o , it Is nevertheless a fact that
will not down. Moreover , they made this
dNcovery Just in time , so they claim , to save
tltr city thousands of dollurs.
Years ago , when the city commenced lay
ing asphalt pavements , specifications were
udoptud that were very fuvorablo to the liar-
ber coimunv 1'hu suction throwing the
monopoly Into the hands of that company
read its lollow :
I'pon tlip iiasc will ho In'd the wearing sur-
faci1. or iKiviiiniMit pioiMir. tlm cementing nui-
ttirlnl of which K a paving ceinont pri'p.ired
frum the bustqu.illly of Trlnldud aspliaUnin.
obtained from ihe so-c-illo.l pitch or asphalt
lui < u In tlin Islitndof Trinidad , iininlxud uith
any of thn products of i-o il tar.
During nil of those long years the IJarbor
company bus had things Ita own
way , ns it was the solo and axclii-
.sivo owner of thu Island of Trinidad.
This kept out competing linns , us the board
had declared in fnvor of the Trinidad pro
duct.
Last spring Chairman Hlrkhnuser of tno
board of public works registered u vow thut
he would bring ether asphalt companies into
the Hold , .ind for this purpose the plans nnd
bi > eclllcatlons wara revised. The revision
took place .somoveelis agO , und .since tlmt
time the chairman bus been happy in the
thought that bids could bo received upon
ether than Trinidad. H was the Intention to
striku from tlui new speeilicutioiis thu words ,
"Trinidad usiihultum , obtained from the so-
called pitch or asphalt lake In the island of
Trinidad" Until Friday Mr. Illrkhausor
and every other member of tbo board
supposed tlmt the objectionable words
had been stricken out. The plans
und specillcatlons had been carefully corroc-
ad , the proof sheets bad passed through the
bunds of the printers , the cltv engineer und
tbo board of public works. Hy ull of these
putties they imd boon pronounced correct.
However they were not for they were in the
same form as in days gene by.
Friday morning , just before the bids
were put In for puvlug certain strools with
.sheet usphultum , Mr. lili-lthauser thought ho
would take ono inoro fond look nt his pet
specifications. Ho did so und u moment later
throw up his hands in horror and disgust.
What ho had labored long and hard to avoid
was there in bold relief. It stood out before
him in bold fuccd pica.
The air of the basement of the court house
wns Impregnated with sulphurlo fumos.
Tfore was nn time to prepare new specifi
cations , at the bidders were on hand There
was only ono couna to pursue and speedy no
tion was demanded. The chairman was
equal to the emergencyand solving his trusty
pen , dipped It in the roil ink , nnd n moment
lutur drew it tl.rough the hated words that
referred to the Island of Trinidad. The
worst tvos ever , nnd with the remark , "To
pir is humnii , " Mr. Hlrkhausur laid nway his
mighty pen and Informed the contractors that
the upecltlcatlons were ready. The doou-
menu were bunded out , and an hour later the
bldi wcru opened
Both Squiroj of the Durbar company and
Drexel & Fox bid on the corrected nnd disfig
ured specifications , but what tno result
will bo is n question that will coma up later.
Squires' bid went In at the .same old figure ,
S3.0S cents per squnro .lard for form "A. "
Drexel & Fox dropped 2S cents below the
bid , nnd the board udjourncd without award
ing n contract.
There are things now tlmt look ns though
it may bo many longduvs before the contract
will bo awarded , as an injunction restraining
the hoard1 from entering Into n contract Is
talked. If the injunction issues it will bo
for this reason. The Harbcr compunv will
claim thut the board ndvortlscd for bids , ac
cording to plans and specifications on lllo in
tno oflleo of the chairman of the board of
imbllc works. After this advertisement was
inserted the plans and specifications were
rhungod without giving notice to the bidders ,
WcHtorn I'copln In Chicago.
Cineuio , Aug. 8. [ Special telegram to
Tin : HKK. | The following western people nro
in the city : At the Auditorium H. E.
Fish , Helena , Mont. ; L. F. Crofoot , Omaha ;
A. W. Abbott , Ogdou ; Mr. nnd Mrs. A. O.
Work , UesMoiuos , la.
At the Lolwiil- George E. Ferguson , Lin
coln ; Richard iii-.ckstono , Load , S. D.
At the 1'r.l.ner Jamas M , Woods , Frnnlt
U. Davis , Kupld City. S. D. ; C. 1C. Collins ,
William Wullaco , Omaha ; Edwin Morris ,
Dillon , Mont.
At the ( i rand 1'aclflo S. H. Morrison ,
Nebraska City ; Mr. nnd Mrs. John A. Kr-
nardt , Stnnton ; Mr. nnd Mr < . I'holps 1'nlno ,
Lincoln ; N , LMICO , Dos Molnos , la. ; John B.
Donnls , Puul Vnnuorvoort. Clark Woodman ,
Omaha , C. 1C. Mend , DosMoinos , la. ; Ocorgo
Ciirrous , Salt Luke , Utah.
Hon. Church Howe of Auburn is nt the
I'nlinor.
Attorney Popploton of Omaha passed
through Chicago today on his return from n
two weeks' visit in the oust.
Didn't Tnlco IMauu an Advortihcil.
PIIII.VIIEII'IIIAug 3. The sale of the
Seagirt property by II. H. Yard was to Imvo
tukon place today , but was prevented bv the
receipt of a writ this morning from Trenton
forbidding the sale , an injunction having
boon grunted at the instance of Kccolvor
Ynrdloy of the Keystone National
bank , As stated yesterday , the
receiver wont to Trenton and
mailo application for nn injunction
rostralnod Yard from selling the property ,
having learned that tno latter proposed to
dlsposo of it today. The Seagirt property is
ono of the most important If not the mail Im
portant assets of the bank , and It is clu'mod '
by the Institution that 11 struggle will taku
place In the courts before the receiver will
acknowledge any ono clsu as the owner of It.
i'liu receiver today received a number of as
sessments from .slmreholdors and by Tuo.iduy
next antlcipatus that nearly ull will coma
forwnrd ami pay Ufa amounts aistssod upon
thorn.
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( Jrnornl JMilos Will Command.
Cmaujo , Aug. 8. Information wns re-
cuivoil at world's fulr headquarter * today
that Acting Secretary of War L. A. Grant
bus approved ths recommendation of Major
General Schollold tlmt General Miles stiall
command inch rognlur troops nnd national
( .uurd as may take part in the dedicatory ox-
orclsos.
Klllml liyArk.
Ark. , Aug. 8 Near VI-
nita , 1. T. , today lightning struck and demol
ished u .small house In which were six men ,
ono of whom was Instantly killed and others
badly Injured.
No gripping , no nnuicu , no pain when
DoWltt'ii Llttlo Early Uisow uro taKon.
Small pllL bafo pill , llo.it pill.
HE IMITATED JESSE JAMES-
Desperate Work of a Bank Robber aud Mur
derer in Ohio ,
SWIFT JUSTICE OVERTAKES HIM.
After Shooting Down tlio Cawliloi- and
Two IlyKtaixlurs tlio Desperado
Is Killed l > y u I'osnc of
CIti/.cnH.
LIMA , O , , Aug. 8. Ono of the boldest hiinli
robberies ami murders over perpetrated In
this section of country occurred tills morning
at Columbus Grove , n town of about two
thousad people twelve miles north of hero.
Cashier Muplo hud just opened the Ex-
chnugo bank und laid out 1,000 near the
cashier's window. About S'M ; n. m. n man
appeared in the door with n revolver
in uach hand. He Immediately began shoot
ing. Cashier Mnplu was struck twice , once
in the arm nnd once In the right side.
As ho fell to thu floor n fnrmor , William
Vnndobnrko , aged sixty , entered the door ,
luvlni , ' coma to get tbo money for some hoys
ho had Just sold. Thu robber turned ana
shot bun ( load. A third man sat In the lobbv
of the bank pnruly/.cd with four. Ho wns
not molested.
The itospcrado then grubbed $1,500 in
greenbacks , shoved them into thupockotot
his coat , und .started nut the door shouting :
' I'm u second Jossc James. "
Quito u crowd bnd been attracted by the
shooting , but there was n scattering whim
tlio wlld-oved murdeiorappeared on thu.street
having n gun in each hand und
shooting Indl'ii'iimiimtoly. Ono of thu by
standers , Henry Duck , wns atruck down by
n bullet from ono of the revolvers. Thu
fellow ran to thu outskirts of town and dis
appeared.
A posse was quickly organised and started
In pursuit. Another posse started from
Weal Culro , nnd the bhm-lll nnd chief of
police orgunl/ed nn armed band hero to
assist in the search.
It wus not a long ono , for word hnsjust
boon received here by telephone that the robber -
bor was ovortukon in the woods and shot to
denth , The dead do ocrndo Is described ns
short nnd heavy sot , with n full face nnd
small black mustucbo. Ho npncars to bo
nbou , thirty or thlrty-llvoyonrs old.
It Is thought thu wounds of Mnplo unit
Illicit uro not necessarily fatal. Ynmlcburk ,
who wns killed , wns u prosperous farmer in
Union township. Ho loaves n largo family.
Dr. nirnoy , hay favor nnd catarrh. B bldg.
Opposed to the C3rad < %
And now the Omahu Driving 1'urk associa
tion is niter the city. Yesterday utlon o n
the association sucurod nn injunction ID-
straining the city from changing thu ginun
of Sherman aventio from n point ' 'Oil fret
south of Ames nvenue tuFoil slicet , The
ordinance 01 during the change of gnido was
passed by the council July U. The iippr.ilsoi.s
reported no damages ami the tuport wan ac
cepted. The plalntllT avers that U owns Uio
greater portion of the land along the line of
the street , nnd that thu uhango of grudo
would result In grout dnurngo to plaintiff a
pn > | Hjrty. us II would bo cornpollcii to pav u
largo special tux. Judge Wukoloy will hoar
arguments ou tuo injunction Tucsda-
moinmi ; .
