Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR , OMAHA. FRIDAY MO1WNG , NOVEMBER 6 , 1891. NUMBER 141 ;
NEBRASKA'S ' FIGURES ,
Pest Still in the Lead by a Goad Round
, . Majority ,
OFFICIAL VOTE OF 63 COUNTIES.
It Shows a Surprising Deoreaio of the
Independent Strength ,
THOUSANDS FAILED TO VOTE ON JUDGE ,
About Thirty Per Gent Falling Off as Com
pared with Last Year.
CLOSE ESTIMATE ON THE OUTCOME.
It Gl\rs the Mute to Post hy Uctweeii
Vl\o nnd Sir TlioiiHdiul Over
'Iho Flu-
for It ,
s Oniclui returns have boon received from
.Mxty-ihrco counlics , exclusive of Douglas ,
out of Iho nlnoly counlics in Iho sinlo. They
show n total vote for Post of 19,781 and for
Kdgcrton of 50,3.20. Thcso same counties
last year gave Hlchards 51,7n" , Boyd 37b57 ,
Powers 5'1,0 11 , Indicating a fulling off in the
total vote of 4'2,5'- ' . Douglas county , with
ono precinct in the city ot Omaha missing ,
gises Postn mnjority over Edgerton of 0,31.
Careful estlmalos of Iho counlics nol heard
, fiom oniclally , based on Iho parlial loturns ,
glvo Post a plutallty of 4,7 , 1. This will
piobably bo increased by the onicial counl ,
and It is snfo to say that IMgciton is do-
fcatcd by belwcon 5,000 nnd 0,000.
In the following table the counties osti-
inntod uro marked with stars , and where no
figures nro given the \ote is n stand-off :
Those llguios show Post's total majotitios
lo bo 12.800 aud Kdgerton's S,059 , giving the
former a plurality of 1,741.
Count IOH in Which the Canvass is
Complete nnd Itcportcd.
Snccial telegrams to TUB BLK last night
bioughtllio follow lug returns fiom counlics
not horotofoie heard fiom oniclally. These
figures are complete nnd oflleial. They show
the losult In the counties nainou :
Adams. Post , 1,25.1 ; Edgerton. 1,240 ;
bhunnvuy , 1,101 ; Marplo , 1,204 , D'Allomaiid ' ,
1,150 ; Hndioy , 1,29) ) . The entile lopublican
i-ountv ticket is oloctcd , Dlslricl Judges :
Bnltv ' , 5M ; Beul , bOV Ciaslin , 29'l ' : Smith ,
1,029' 1
Burt Post , 810 ; Uduorton , 891 ; Shum-
wiiy , 817 ; Marple , 791) ) ; D'Ailomund ,
b07' ; Ilndloy , b07. The ontlio lopub-
llcnn ticket is elected Vtith the
exception of county cloik and sheriff ,
which are Independents by majoiltlcs
of 1 nnd ! 1 respectively. Dlslilet Judge :
Davis , l.OSi ; Doano , 572 ; P.stollo , 1.014 ;
iitor : , ! J7I ! : Ferguson , ( > sj ; Hopowoll , 1,179 ;
Irvine , so ; Koysor , bOl ; Minnohun , 597 ;
Mugnoy , (1SB ( ; Osborn , 1,071 ; Scott , bb2 ,
Smith , H.17 ; Shields , 409 ; Wnkoloj , 07b.
Colfnx Post , bOO ; Kdgoiton , 075 ; Shum-
wiiv , or ; Marplo , OKI ; IJ'Allamand , 59J ,
Had ley , 591. The cutlie republican conntv
ticket is elected , with the exception of
countv Judge , coronornnd clerk of the ills-
ti let court ( dom , ) , nnd shciiff ( iud ) ,
Cloy Post , 1,097 ; Udpoiton , l.tuui ; Shum-
way , 1.007 ; Mnrplo , 1,012 , D'Allomnnd ,
1,29.1 , Hadloy , 1,291. The ontlro lopublicun
counlv lickel i& oloclod with Iho exception of
cloiKof Iho dislrlol couit , treasuior , coronet
nnd counly superintendent , which nio Indo-
poiidonls. Dlslrict Judge : W. C3 , Hablings ,
141 ; W. H. Morris , 1,150.
Cedar I'oat , 45.1 ; Kdgorton , 091 , Shum
way , 4111 ; Marplo , ! 175 ; D'Allemand , OJ7 ;
Hndioy , 057. Thoentlio republican countv
lickel is olcclod wllh the exception of cloik
superintendent , coionor mid surveyor. DIS- ,
Ulct Judge : J. C. Crawfoid , ( U'j , W. P
Nonis , 099
Cheyenne Post. 40s , Hdgoiton , 379 ,
Shumway , 1150 ; Aim pie , ! Wi ; D'AUomand ,
; UO ; Hndioy , 31 ! ) . The ontlio lopublican
county ticket Is olr-otoil with thu oxccpllon
of clerk and troisurer. DUliiot Judge :
Church , 410 ; Neville , 4tU.
Chnso Poit , 281 ; Udgorton , 371 , UUton-
bender , 20 ; | D' tVlluniand , 357 , Hadloy , 35-1 ,
Marplo. 253 ; Shumway , 250 ; Woodward , 41 ,
( Joist , 40. For dislilcljudgo. Cocran ( top ) ,
1191 ; Welly ( Ind ) , ! UI. For stulo senator
Bnrko lien ) , 370 ; Link (1ml ( ) , 353 , The
full returns veilfy ycstoida\'s icpoit and
thftiopublicans olocl counly cleik and sher
iff , the Indopondenls counti Judge and supei-
Intendonl ; the domociats trc-asuior , surviixai
Hiul coroner , The democrats nnd lopubll
cans only hud one Joint ticket in the llfilu
I'ho independents did not vote their tickets
as straight as lust venr
DakotaPosl , Kb , Hdgortan , 510 , Slinin
wiy , 391 , Maiplo , .IW , O'Alloinund , 451 ,
Hudlov , lie Tno en Hi a democratic iount\
ticket Is oloctcd with the exception of county
ludKO. Dlslilet Judge C'lawfoid , 70s , Nor-
i is , KM.
DUon-Post , 509. P.Jgorton , G. , Shum-
uny. 5J ; Murplo , 474 , D'Allomaiid , 534-
Itadley , 59s , The ontlro republican count )
ticket Is elected , w Ith the exception of clerk
utiorltT , coionor nnd survovor , Dlsirlc
JudKONorrls , W9 ; Ciawford , 499.
Dundy- Post , ! U.i ; Kilftiiiton , 3.1.1 , Shum
way. 2W : Marplo , J'ffi ) ; D'Allamand , 1Kb
liadloy , H50. 'Iho ontlro republican county
ticket lit elected with thoexcoption of nhuiiff ,
tini vuor nnd coroner. District Judge. Coch-
riin , ( lop. ) 404 ; Welly , ( Ind ) ' 'NH. Sonator-
KurUo , ( rep. ) ! I59 ; Link. ( Ind i 37U.
( iraiit. i'ont , U ) , Udgorton , tU Shum-
way , 37 ; Marplo , U9D > Allamnnd , 5 > , Hadley ,
4s. The entire liulepoudont county ticket 11
elocte'l ' with the exception ot commissioner
( rep. ) , luporluloudunt of schools ( rep. ) ,
b riu ( dgui. ) , and JuOuo ( Ucm. ) UUtrict
Judge , Elovunth district : E. M. Coflln , 43 ;
T. O. C. Harrison , 52 : Thomas V. Bartloy ,
55 , J. H. Thompson , 53.
Urccly Post , 344 ; Edgerton , 549 ; Shum-
way. 11)3 ) ; Mnrplo , 2JO ; D'Allomand , 027 ;
Hndioy , 723. Tno cntlro democratic county
ticket U oloctcd wllh the exception of counly
Judge and surveyor. Dlslrict Judge : T. O.
C. Harrison ( rep ) , 428 ; E. M. Coflln ( rep ) ,
499 ; J. U. Thompson ( ind ) , 530 ; T.V. . Bart
loy ( ind ) , 475.
Hayes Post , 311 ; Edgerton , 319 ; Shum-
wny. 300 : Mnrplo , 317 ; D'Allcmand ' , 29.1 ;
Hndioy , 2s9. Iho cnllro republican counly
ticket Is elected with the exception of sherltt
ana counly Judge. DIslricl Judge : Wclty ,
290 ; Cochrnn , 397.
Hitchcock Post , 350 ; Ed erton , 518 ;
Shumwny , 331 ; Mamie , .HO , D'Allomnnd ,
6IU ; liadloy , 633. The entire Indepondonl
llcket is clertcd , wllh the exception of
coroner nnd commissioner of the First dls
lrict. In John H. Power's precinct the vote
was a tloon several candidates. DIslricl
Judge : Woltv , 5bO ; Cochran , 391.
Howard Post , 5-3 ; Edpcrton , 930 , Shum
wny , 478 ; Mnrple , 491 ; D'Allomand , 890 ;
Hadley , 975 The entire Independent county
lickol Is elected wilb the exception of A.V. .
Uumaor ( dem. ) , county iroasurer. Dislricl
Judge' Hartley , 903 , Coflln , 533. Harrison ,
07,1 ; Thompson , 900.
Hooker-Post , is , Edgorton , 49 ; Shum-
way , 15. Marple , 10 ; D'Allemand , 17 , Hadley ,
11. Tlio entire Independent ticket Is elected.
Dlslrict Jui'go : Harrison , 19 ; Coflln , 22 ;
Thompson , 41 ; Bartloy , 43.
Jefferson -Post , 1,002 , ; Edgertcn , 1,012.
Dlslilet Judgo. AppleROt , 1,18 , Babcoclc , 971 ,
Bush , 1,112 , Mai tin , 19J , Scolt , S5I
Koyu Paha. Post , 2Vi ; Edgorton , 377 ,
Bltlcnbonder , 20 ; Shumway , 2VJ ; Maiple ,
20r ; D'Allnrannd ' , 3T , Hadlov , 371 , Gorst , 25 ,
Woodward , 21. The icpubllcan counly
ticket is elected w ith the exception of clurk ,
Judge , oorcner nnd surveyor. DUttlcl Judge :
Klnkaid , 4S. ( ; Barton , 2V > , Hnibangcr. 323 ,
Crilcs , 59.
Kilo * . Edgerton , 731 ; Post , Ml" : Marplo ,
025 ; Shumway , O.0 ! ; D'Allomand , 725 ; Hnd
ioy , 7.J5. District Judgo. Powois , U/ ) ; Allen ,
703. Dcmocrals clod ticasurcr and sur-
vovor ; rest Indopondents.
Merrick Post , 707 ; Edccrton , 747 ; Shum
wny. 514 ; Marplo , 517 ; D'Allomand , 714 ;
Hndioy , 0,19. Tno ontlro republican and com
bination county ticket N elected with the exception
coption of dislricl court cleik. District
Judge : Marshall , M50 ; Sullivan , 301 ; Holleu-
beck , 130 ; Ewlng , 150 ; Grinningson , OIJ.
Kearney Post , 715 ; Edgcrton , 81.1 ; Shum
wny , Oil ; Marple , 04J ; D'Allomand , 7C5 ;
Iladlcy , 811. The cntiio independent county
ticUel Is elected , with the exception of re
publican sheriff and clurk of Iho dlslilcl
couit. Dislricl Judgo. Bcnl , 7J5 ; Smilh ,
STi. Gaslin,21b ; Batty. 193.
Phclps Post , 300 ; Edgerton. 813 ; Shum-
wav. . ! 01 : Mnrplo , 3bl ; D'Allemnnd ' , b.V ) ;
Hudlov , 8U. The ontlro county tlckel is
clcclod. Dislrict judge : H A. Bully , 00 ;
Prod B. Boal , 780 ; William Gaslln , 2Jb ; O
F. Stnilh , .17 , ) .
Pierce Post , 310 ; Edgerton , 511 ; Shum-
wuy , 2JS ; Mniplo , 212 ; D'Allomand , 319 ;
llodlov , 303. The entire republican tickol Is
elected , u ith the exception of clerk ( ind ) ,
mpoiintcndcntHnd. ) , nnd tioasuror ( dom. )
District judge : W. V. Allan ( Ind. ) . 191 ; Isaac
POI\OM ( rep. ) , 271 ; Hilov ( dem ) , 2JO.
Hod Willow--Post , 700 : Edgoiton , 720 ;
Shumwuv. Oil : Mnrplo , 023 ; D'Allomind ,
( > bb ; Hudloy , Obi. The entire rcpuollcun
counly lickol Is oloclod , with the oxceplion
of counly suporinlendonl , commissioner and
coroner. Dislricl judge : Cochran ( lop ) 875 ;
Wclty ( ind. ) 00 .
Hichuidson Post , 1,403 ; Edgorton , 1,249 ;
fahumway , 1,10(5 ( ; Maiple , 1,4.H ; D'Allomnnd ,
1,121 ; Hadloy , 1,187. The entire republican
ticket is elected with the exception of Wit-
min for superintendent. Dislricl judcoJ. .
E. Bush lftr,2 ; A H. Bubcock , l,2bS : Frank
Martin , 1,1,98 , ; A. U. Scott , l,41i , Applogot ,
100
Salino-rPost , 1,400 ; Edgerton , 1,417 ;
Shumway , 1,10" . ; Marplo , 1,191 ; D'Allemand ,
1,3 ( > 5 ; Hadloy. 1,333. The entire republican
county ticket is eleclod with the exception of
Judge , superintendent , surveyor and coioner.
District judge : Hasting , 1,771 ; Morris , 1,411
Scotls Bluff Post , 213 ; Edgorlon , 15J.
The onliro republican counly licket is elected
with tno exception of sheriff , Judge und
superintendent. District Judge : Chutoh ,
253Novillo ; , IdO.
Sherman Edgorton , 593 ; Post , 314 ; Blt-
lonbo'idor , 24 ; D'Allnmond , 53V Hndioy ,
531 ; Marplo. 2SO ; Shumwuy , 211 ; Wood
ward , 51 ; Gorst , 3r > Judge , Twelfth Ju
dicial districl : Halcomb , 590 ; Ilamer , 397.
Tolnl vole of connly , 1,07 * ; a falling off of
25 ! fiom last \ear.
Thurslon Post,2 > > ) ; Edgoiton , 102 ; Bit-
tcnbondor , 25 Norris , foi Judge , leeched 9-
uiaiorlly. Mutton , forsheiill , and Fiat/ , for
Iroasurer , domociats , are elocled. Abbott ,
for jiuico , and Myers , for clerk , republicans ,
are elected.
i..irr.i > r rtto.vjsir roitic.
Its IiCKlHlntiirr * , and AVhat ItH Coin-
] ) lo\foii Will lie.
NMVOIIK , Nov. 5. The Associated pioss
pioss retuins on the logislatuio give the
following results : To tlio senate the repub
licans have elected seventeen of their candi
dates and the democrats fouitocn , and in the
Thirty-second district Dr. James T. Ed-
\\ards , nn independent republican , nomi
nated by ic'publicans , is opposed to Senator
Voddor. and endoised by the domociats , Is
elected to the assembly sixty-live domo-
ciats , sltty-oiio republicans and two inde
pendent democrats mo elected , the latter
bolnir county domociats who had doen en
dorsed by the lopublicans In the Twcntv-
second and Twontj-fouith Now York Oltv
district i es poctivoiy.
A number of tologratns wore received today
among \ \ ulch wore the tollowlng :
UOSTOS , Muss. , Nov. \ To the Go\ernori
I'lo ise accept my heartiest uoiigiatulallonx
and host \ \ Ihlius on > oin MilcmlldIctory. .
\\uiaAM i : Kussvt.i , .
, N V. . Nov. . " . Vour re-eli ctlon Is a
llatturfiu tribute tuyour nopnlarltv and suc
cessful adiiiliilstiiitlon. 1 conur itnlulo > on
nnd the democracy ofymii st ito upon your
\kUuy DAMII 11 Hn i. .
o/i/o inu/tt.\ .
How Iho Ijojjlhlutiiro \ \ III Stuiul Aic-
Ktnh'j'H i'liif lily.
Col i Mm s , O , Nov. 5. Latest llgnros ,
with ulno counties estimated , and a few
others unofficial , made by the lopubllcan
state executive cominlltuo , place Mc-ICInluy's
pluialltv nt2u,4bO. Hopubllcans now claim
fioin Ib to 50 majority on Joint ballot In the
legislatuio.
HAMILTONO.Nov. . 5. The county clue-lion
boaid tills afternoon finished the nlllclul
count of the election returns in this , Cump-
boll's , county nn'i the figures given outnio n
great disappointment to GovornorCampbeU's
supporters. The ofllclal count gnvo him H
majority of ,1,200 , as against 3,575 two . \cars
ngo. This shrinkage \\us continiy to the best
In foi million of those supposed to bo posted ,
uudan c\cn less that icpublicaiih couccdctt.
M iss i r/u7 > / ; / / / . /.KH/S/ / u HI : .
It IN O > hi'lmlnjcly KcpiiDlluau on
.Joint Itnllot ,
BOSTON , Mass , Nov. 5-L'omploto rot urns
make the next Icglslaturo stand as follows
Senate Kopubllcans , 2 < 1. democrats , \ .
House lieinilillcuns , 1M ) , ilomocruts , bli , pro
hibition , 1.
In this summary nil tndopcndcnt ropubll-
cans iiio counted us us republicans nnd all
Independents as tno name.
/ ' / < CJS t'HOII l'h.\\lt.l l.M I.
V conul liy ( liu lNiiill\ ? !
.MnJorlticH. '
Puu uiKiruii , Pa. , Nov. 5. Complete fig-
nios fiom every counly show a plurnlliy of
5SbOli for Grepg. ropubllcun , for auditor
goncral , and 5.1,704 plurality for Morrison ,
republican , for atnto truasiuer. The ubovo
computation U made fiom ofllcial in many
comities , and uuontclnl Ilirutea In the to-
malndcr , _
Soulli ll.ikolu'rt HiniiU Voto.
Siot'FAIU , B. D. , Xov.5. | SKcialTelo- |
grum to't'uR HKI : . ] Complete mtuitit fiom
forty-eight counties out of lllty-tuo glvo
Jolly 1U.4T3 ; Braitb , 10b5 , aud Woods , 5WJ.
TUoro wu less th u 50 per ccut of last \ ear's
vote out ,
COUNTING IS NEARLY ENDED ,
Vote OaU in Omaha on Tuesday May Soon
Bo Completely Oanvasied ,
POST'S ' MAJORITY OVER SIX THOUSAND ,
So Fnr Uocclvcd Do Not
Affect the Result AM Already
Given Sonic Election
Statlstlca.
The agony is not qulto over yet , so far as
Lho election results In the city nro concerned.
Returns have been received on the heads of
the tickets from nil of the districts In Iho city
except ono , while on some of the other
ofllccs Iho vote Is wanting , but It is
estimated thai Iho ofllclttl count will neb
malerlnlly alter Iho piosont figuios here
given :
Stnto'Iickot.
For Judge of supreme courl :
Posl./ 11,312
Hdgorton 5,191
Vote for District .Indues.
The seven candidates for dlstncl bench
receiving Iho highosi number ofolcs nro :
Donno , Hopowoll , Davis , Scolt , Koysor , Ferguson -
guson , Hstollo. This Is the complete vote of
the dlslrict lacking one pioelnct of the Second
end ward of Omiiha Ustcllo loads Irvine by
10 votes and Judge \ \ akeloy by CM. The offi
cial counl will probably bo necessary lo do-
cldo Iho rcsull between Iho three candidates.
Tlio following table shows Ibo vole by coun-
lies :
101IHTII PKTUICT
Twodlstiicts in the city are wanting in
this showing of the losult of the vote on the
Judicial liokot.
County Ticket.
Clerk of district court :
Mooros . 9.0 17
Gannon . -103
Per sheriff.
Bennett . b,180
Boyd . 5ft0 !
Per counly Ircasuror :
Iroy . 0,415
Snyuer . , . 5,917
Per county cloik :
Sackolt . 8,009
O'Mullny . 4.S49
Per county surveyor :
Smith . 0,119
House . 5b05 ,
Per coionor :
M. O RInul . 8OS ! !
Dr.Vilcox . 4,5tb !
Jn the City Ticket.
fiight'y-six of the eightv-oighl clly voliiyj
districts show tbo following :
For mayor :
Bemis . 9,778
Osthoff . 5 , 130
Per cloik :
CJrovos . 5.7S:1 :
Aimsliong . 4,5b4
Llnihan . 4lf)3 )
Tor tieasuror :
Bolln . O.Ibl
Cotnor. . . . . . 5,742
For comnlrollor :
Olson. . . . „ > . . ' . . 8,04fl
Holmiod . , . . . 0,08
Per police ] ndgo :
Berka . 9 , 134
Capok . 0,1H7
Tor Conn ell in en nt Ijir c.
Buck . bOU
Stool . 7,970
.lacobson . 7,9" > 8
Udxvaids . . - . , 7,9 0
iMunro . 7,871
lleeliel . 7.717
McLcarle . 7,050
Piinco . . . . . . 7,111
Ilovtoll . 7.0SO
Patrick . 0,491
Cooper . , . 4,709
Donnelly . 4,011
Hay . j . 4.5S7 .
Brcnnnn . t . 4,415
Kennedy . 4i93 :
Connolly . . . 4,249
Uothery . ! il9-24
Hoard ol'IMucntion ,
Seventy of the eighty-eight districts clvo
Iho follow ing vote on members of the Board
uf education :
Klgultor . 0,915
Bnbeook . 0,079
( ! Ibsou . G,3. > b
Jajnoa . 5.90J
Powell . 4.017 *
McConncll . 4,798
Uoes . 4,405
Sail I'rnni'lson IlrcworH Having Tron-
llo with 'Ilu-lr Slon.
Svx PiHNttsco , C. l. , Nov 5. The Chron
icle says : "Thoro will probably bp a lockout
of brouers , affecting 4,000 men. In a short
time. The broxvors claim they cannot pay
Iho present rate of wages demanded by the
11 reury Workmen's union and the plan is to
discharge nil union mon now In the breweries
and to replace thorn by non-union worn men.
c ; ru ul to CuttorH OI\Jcct.
Sr Pu i , Minu.Nov. 5. Atthomoctlng 01
the commission tha trend of the discussion
clearly indicated that the five senators
thereon favored the plan of having the
granite for tbo now capltol bulldmtr quarried
ttud ilrcsjcd at tUo St , Cloud roiormatory by
.ho convicts. Today Uio champions of free
nbor are claiming1 that the commission's
nformal decision joattrdny will , If followed
out , result harmfully tbtreo Inoor In general ,
nnd to the granite cutters of SU Cloud In
particular. ID brief , those some defenders
of the worklngmom toy that if the com-
nlsilon'ft plan "goes1 the sta'o fodoratlon
will take a hand in thought , and if the com
missioners are not brought to tlmo It will not
bo tbo fault of the federation ,
Donth ofix Uonutlfnl Chl-
ongo Girl.
CitiCAoo , III. , Nov. B. A mysterious trag
edy , which is exciting much Interest , Incited
n most unsatisfactory-verdict from the core
ner's Juiy here today. The victim was a
well drosscd but unidentified glil of 18 or 20 ,
who must have bcoi singularly beautiful in
ifc. Her mangled boity was found in nlono-
some railroad yard near Aartoslan nvcnuo
and Kln/lo streets a maze of tracks nnd
standing freight cart. The theory has been
advanced that the yoitug woman was mur
dered nnd her body thrown on the tract ; In
order lo make it BJipoar that she met her
donth accidentally. '
The unfortunate was n blonde with perfect
feature's nnd curly hnjr thm fell nearly to her
shoulders , bho were considerable Jewelry
nnd several bangles , which bore the inscrip
tions "Ufilo , " "Ully , " "Will , " "Frnnklo , "
"J. U . " otc.
At the inquest n switchman pave evidence
conilrming the murdof theory. Ho found the
body and ho said that when ho discovered it
the corpse was cola a-.U the blood coagtilnt d
ns If death had occinrca some houis before
Ho passed the place on the hack where Iho
body lay at about 12 o'clock nnd the corpse
was not there than. .Between that hour and
1 o'clock two switch engine ) tan ever lha
same track bul no pfcscnpor train. Prom
the fact thai no blood 'or ' llcsh could bo found
on Iho t lacks nnd froift the appeal anco of the
corpse , ho did not tntnlt the girl was killed
on the tiack. ' ,
Notwithstanding this to timony , the Jury
rondeicd a verdict of accidental death ,
caused by being lun ofer by nn engine. The
conclusion was basod'on Uio fact that the
heavy underclothing might have nbsoibod all
the blood , thai Ihe body was horiibly man-
plod by railroad wheels and thai no knlfo or
bullol'marks could bo'dlscovoiod. It Is ad
mitted there is n possibility that the sup
posed murderer craftily olared the corpse on
the track in a position to Insure the oblitera
tion of the real dentil { wounds.
The lomnlns were identified tonigl't as
those of Fannie Car wright , an aclross who
lived with her motbar-in this cllv. In order
to reach the latlor'a house by the shortest cul
it is thought by the 'police she might have
attempted crossing the raihoad yard and
been run down In ttujt dark. The dead girl
bore an excellent reputation.
HO3llin'ttU HO VXD.
NebrjiRkn's Kxhibltloii Train Will Ar-
rl\c In Oinahii Saturday Mnrnini- .
Oiiicnoo , 111. , Nov. 5. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Br.c.J The tValn arrived hcio last
night at 9 o'clock. The cars have not boon
open to visitors toJay ; the tlrao bolng given
to arranging the exhibits for the last few
days woilt. The train leaves this afternoon
at 1 o'clock making stops at Doknlb this
afternoon and at Dlxon , Sterling and at
Clinton tomorrow end Denison Saturday
morning , teaching 'Omaha at 10 o'clock on
Saturday. Telegrams huvo boon iccoivod
urging that the trail bo opened to visitois
Saturday in OmnhaXM in accordance with
these requestsj the exhibit will bo open for
Inspection from 10 tQ o'clock on'tbat day.
DEKAI.II. 111. , Nov.Wi fSoeclal Telegram
lo THE BEE. I DokslWaclly of about 2,500
peoDlo. has contri.biitud'much more than ono-
nalf Its population _ p5lloi $ to the exhibi
tion trunrthis attufnoon. Tno cars \\-ai-a
opened nt I ) o'clock imil remained open until
dark , 1,500 pqopio seeing tno ex
hibit before the dooi-s woio closed.
The city Is practically founded upon
its manufacturing industries , of which thn
tnreo faclories of Iho Gllddon Barb Wire
company uro chief , ihese factories hnvinir
markets for a largo part of their product in
Nebraska The owners and employes hnvo
tuken n lively interesl in the exhibit of her
grains and fruits nnd in the advantages
which she offers future settlors. The loading
men of the city have spent much tlmo In the
cais here aud have Inquired at Icuglh con
cerning Nooraska1 * manufactories The
train icacha ; Dlxon , 111 , tonight , mailing an
exhibit of Ihroo hours Ihoro tomorrow morn-
lutf.
.lltUlllJin Jllll WEEK ,
MinncapollH Minors OntdoliiR Them-
uH Ponr ! Ontiit. ( )
* , MInh. , Nov. 5 The North
western Miller says j The llouroutnul of Iho
Minneapolis mills was again last week Iho
heaviest over made , the daily grind prac
tically averaging ! )5,000bariels ) per day. The
aggregate manufacture for the weekending
Saturday was 203,1130 barrels , against 205,720
bairols the wek hnfore , nnd 180,0'H ' ) barrels
for the coriespondlng tlmo In 1890. Twenty-
one mills mo still lUiniing , gelcing out 3" ,000
barrels or ever per twonty-four hours.
For the week ending Wednesday , local
mllleis sold about ii.l tlio Hour tnat they cared
lo and Iho curtont output was piobably
eislly disposed of. Most of the firms roporl
domestic trade as rather inactive and lhat
Iho major portion 'of the business is from
nbroad. With oaker * soiling so near in price
to patents as has lately boon the case , foreigners
oignors have rather turned their attention to
Iho latter grade mid have boon heavy buyers
of it , In fact , this kind of trade seems to bo
limited onlv by the disinclination of Iho
millers to sell in the fucn of rising
freight rates. Some loral firms have not
disposcfl of their output-in fresh sales , solely
for the roison that they uro already sold ns
far ahead ns they euro to bo.
There has been a good foreign demand for
baiters as well as patents , und while low
gindes are In fair lenucst the call for thorn
Is lesa active than the other two grades.
Prices are domestlciill.i unchunirod , lluough
pretty llrmlth the rungo of quotations
narroucd to a smaller limit thnn formerly.
The dlioct exports lasl week were ninong
the hoavlesi ever made , being 90,700 bands ,
against bt5,590 barrels the preceding week.
Hilliii ) ; hy n Michigan Judj-o on tlio
Question.
DETUOIT , Mich. , Nov. 5. Judge Swan lo-
day banded down an opinion on Iho subject
of Chlnoso depot talicn , which Is perhaps the
first complete Yitllug on the vex
atious question. 'Tho case was that of
"Chong Sam , " whose arrest was effected at
Port Huron on July ! l for having been unlaw
fully in the country under the Chinese expul
sion nnd prohibition act.
The Chlnamun'wati ' examined by a coin-
mlsslonor , and ho was found In possession of
a certillcalo issued by Ihe ousloms
olllcer ut Vancouver , B. C. , dated May
21 , Ifa'.tl ' , permitting him to return to
Canada It was "uleo shown that ho had
been before arre t U ut Detroit , on Jur.o
2.1 , Ib'JI , und returned to Canada by order of
CommlHslonor Cravos. ! Upon tbo second np-
ponranco of the Cnlimman ho was ordered
sent baclc lo China untlor a ruling of Iho
Slate department-to < which was referred the
construction ot tbo law.
In n very lengthy decision Judge bwac re
views all the legislation upon the subject , and
a brief resume of hi * decision Is to the effect
tdat , "Tho order oJ.h ( commissioner direct
ing the deportation of Chang Sam to China
is reversed , and tbe'Unltod ' States marshal Is
instructed to causa him to bo removed to
Canada.
Church nxtoiiHlon Committee.
CoM'Mbis , O. , Nov. 5. The general church
extension committee of the Methodist Epis
copal church mot-today with Bishop Thomas
Bowman of Su Loitis presiding ,
The report of Dr. Kvnott , secretary ,
showed receipts ofti03,7b3 ; dUbursomanis ,
? 178,49S , balances , > 4,10U.
Anniversaries wort ) hold at several
churches this ovomcg In honor of too visit
ing bUhopj.
IOWA'S ELECTION SETTLED ,
Domoorata Get the Entiw State Ticket ,
While Boles Galas Largely.
IOW THE LEGISLATURE IS DIVIDED ,
rtc | > nllfcniis Secure u Worlcliif ; Korco
In the Ijowur HOIINO , Uut the
Situation In the Senate
is
Dps Moi\rs , la , Nov 5. [ Special Tele
gram lo TIIK BJF.1'noiesultof ) Tuesday's
election is practically settled on the head of
the ticket. Governor Bolos1 plurality will
not vary 600 either way from 0,000. Ho car-
iled forty counties with pluralities aggregat
ing ! U,70J ; Wheeler cnriied fifty-nine coun
ties , giving 2lbh3 in pluialitioa , giving Boles
8.SS2 In Iho load. Those returns nro based
on dispatches from ninety-eight county
auditors of Iho slnto and are as nearly relia
ble ns nnylhlug unoftlclal cau bo. Two years
ngo Governor Bole * had 0,101 plurality und
Iho ontlro republican stale ticket was elected
except governor.
It is barely possible that ono or
two republicans miy have pulled
through by a scratch , but the
probability Is that Bestow Is elected llouton-
nnt governor , L. G. Kinn , supreme Judeo ;
Peter A. Dey , railroad commissioner , nnd J.
B. Knoopller , superintendent.
The semite slands twonty-four republicans ,
ono prohibition-people's party man , ono inde
pendent and twonty-four democrats. The
house consists of fifty-three lopublicans.
forty-six democrats and ono people's paity
man , Daniel Campbell. The republicans
elected lo Ibo House nro all pledged In Iho
mosl positive way to the inamteuauco mid
enforcement of prohibition and hnvo prohibi
tion constituencies baclc of them.
Di s Moivr.4 , la , Nov. 5. Uotuins on stnlo
officers below governor mo beginning to
como In. The republicans nio now claiming
that Sabin , for superintendent , Is probably
elected by n sm ll pluialltv. In Ihe
counlics hoard nom ho IUDS uhc 'l noaily
100 euch. At tint rale ho will overcome Iho
domocralic plurahly in ahead of Iho ticket of
about ! ? ,000 , the latest estimate on Boies
The legislature Is not changed by the Inter
returns and fanbln's gain is the only now
feature developed.
Lit m IKS In , Nov. 5. [ Special Tolegiam
to Tun Bi'E. I The election Tuesday was a
surprise lo domocials as well as republicans
in Ibis locality , on account of the largo gains
by republicans. Bales' majority in this
county two veais nco was 1,014 , which Is cut
down to 755. This decrease in the vote is
not an index to the popular feeling on the
prohibitoiy question , oui is duo to the hard
and continued wotk on the nail of the demo
crats. By the results of the elections In this
county the past few > ear : > it is evident that
the majoilty of the people are tired of probi-
Pilion nnd dcslro a change. A few j oars ago
Plymouth county was a lopublican county.
< ; o. > / ; XILKS.
Itcuiproulty and the Ohio
His Siihjccts.
CiiitAdo , 111 , , Nov. 5 In nn interview to
day with a Tribune icportor Colonel A. L
Conger , the Ohio mohibor of thu republican
national committee , gave a bit of In
teresting history.
Ho said he happened to-bo ptcsent when
Gill-Held rpcnlved n rnossage. from the senate
chamber to the effect that Conkling had 10-
signcd his scat. Ho ( Conger ) e < cniosscd
great regret and said ho was afraid it would
split the republican party and defeat Gar-
field's renomlnatlnn.
Gorliold replied : "Do not bo alarmed. Wo
shall develop n policy during my administra
tion which will make the republican part\
moio popular than it has over boat ) since the
day of its birth "
"Shoitly nftervvaid , " continued Colonel
Conpcr , "ho and Mr. McKiuloy called on Mr.
Blalno. Blalno outlined his plans for-tf pan-
American congress and his policy of reciproc
ity which ho intended to put intoolToct during
Garlleld's administration. Sonn afterwards
GarHeld was assassinated , and all these plans
wcio thwarted. " s
"I have no doubt , " continued Colonel
Conger , "If GarHeld had lived that the same
pollcv w hich Mr. Blalno has now inaugur
ated under President Harrison would have
boon fully cairied out by Blalno under Presi
dent Garliold. Ills wondoiful , practical and
far-seeing statesmanship that has given Mr.
Blaine &uch a strong hold In the hearts of
the American people , ulmost iircspectho of
party. Ho Is todn } a million votes stronger
than his purtv. "
Interviewed on Ohio politics , Colonel Con
ger said : "McKinley has won n magnificent
victory In our state and the policy of piotoc-
tion nnd iccipiocitv will win a Inttlo for the
republicans in 189J. Wo huvo carried the
legislature and wo shall put the congressional
districts back wheto they bolon ? , citing the
republicans Just and fair representation. Yes ,
there will bo a friendly contest between
Fornkor and Shormnn for the senutorahlp.
Forakor Is especially popular with the
younger element of the partv in our state ,
ai.d they will make astiong light for him. It
Is too oaily to state whether or not there will
bo a contest over the scat now pionosod to bo
occuplod by Colonel Brlce. "
cent 171// //o vs ntoM nit.i r.
i\-Oovcrnor ; Gray or Indiana Snyh to
Governor Boies of lou.i.
INDIANAPOLIS , Ind. , Nov. 5. lx-Governor
Gray yesterday toloeiaphed as follows :
iNPtANAi'OMP. Ind. , No5 , 18'U ' , Uo\ernor
Holes , les ) Molius , la. : 1'leiibo uccupt my
huaity concratnlatloiiH on youi inuRninioiit
victory It will Ntrongtlion doriioi'rauy
tlnoughout the union ISAAC I' . Uitu.
wi'uiiii 'Jin : JIIO\KI :
Further Dcvelopiiionti In South Iln-
kot t's Oivoi'uo Colony.
Siouv TAI is , S. D , Nov -Special [ Tele
gram to TUB Bi B | Baron Alphonso UUROIIO
Lamboit Destlcors , the Belgian minister tit
Pails , this afternoon lilod the defendant's an
swer In the now famous divoico case. Ho
denied that the plaintiff Is a bona fldoiesl-
dent of bouth Dakota , alleging that sno came
here for a divorce und that she will Immcdl-
alol > leave when It Is secured. He denies all
Iho charges of cruelly and unklndneas nnd
denies spoclllcinlly that ho ever made un effort -
fort to have tier Incarcerated In nn insauo
asylum Ilochaigos thai Iho plnintllT pos
sessed an uneven tamper which results from
a disease of the nervous svstem. Ho makns
Iho Important charge that the plali.tlfT
made a pioposltion to the defendant
agreeing to settle a largo sum of money nn
tbo minor chlldion If the defendant would
not contest the divorce , a proposition which
tie "absolutely and poieinptorlly i of used to
listen to " Ho asks thai Iho coiniilalnt beset
sot asldo ul the plalntltT'A cost , nnd that ho
may hnvo the custody of the minor chlldion.
It is likely that the defendant , who Is now at
The Ilaguo , will bo here in person
tlio HlllH.
DPAIIWOOII S. D , Nov f > . [ Special Tola-
gram to TUB HKP.J A Iraln load of twcnly-
flvo cars of gold ere fiora twonty-flvo differ-
enl mlno.1 In Bald mountain district on the
n ui row KUBRO system of Iho Fremont , KlU-
horn iV Missouri Valley railroad , loft here
today for the smelt Ing works at Aurora , III.
Kaon of Iho cars Is docoralod with banners
reading , "Pram Deadwood to Aurora , " and
with the name of tbo inlna from which it Is
taken. The tram Is a special sent out bv the
inlno owners for the purpose of uJvurtltint ;
the resource * of tbo Black HIIU ,
Cabinet itnniorH ,
lU\E.v. Conn , , Nov. B.-The PalU-
dlumhai tonight rscolvea iuformatloq from
Allmny , from what It terms n sourof un-
doulnblonnthorllvto Iho effect that * Idont
Harrison has offered to I'rnnkft -OCR ,
Unlled States senator fiom Now Y. % , the
portfolio of secretary of war , to succi od-
ield Proctor of Vermont , who onU * * ho
United States Donate , and that U Is tht n-
Jon of republican managers to fix ii\ \ } .
Sloat Tassott for the successor of Mn
cock In the souato. \
A/ir / > /s/rn.s.
Huw Our Sitter Coins \\III Appo.u- '
the I'nt n re.
WASIII.NOTOK , D. C , Nov. 5 Under the
authoilty contained In the net of congress np-
irovcd Soptombor2l , 1S90 , the director of
ho mint has prepared now designs for our
slt\or coins which have mot with the np-
iroval of the secretary of the tioasury and
lie approbation of nil that ha\usonn them ,
i'ho now designs are Intended for the sub
sidiary silver coins , the half dollar , ( iimitor
lollar nnd dime
The now designs may bo descilbed as fel
ons : On the obverse , or fnco of tha coin Is
nn Idrnl femala liond , ropiosontatlva of lib-
crtv , looking lo Iho iln'ht with a calm and
dignlllod expression , with nn ollvo wreath
iround the head nnd Phrygian cap on On a
jam ) or fillet ever the front of the head Is
nscrlbod the woid "Libert ) , " nnd o\or the
toad , at the top of the coin , Is the motto ,
"In God Wo Trust. " Around the medallion
mo thlitcan stars , representing the thir
teen original states , nnd at the bottom
the date of colnnge. On the rovcrso
> r back of the coin appears the seal of the
United Stntos as ndoptoit In 178J , which may
DO described as followsAn eagle , displayed
with open wings , charged , on the bioast a
shield , argent , six palletgulos , a chlof
anro , holding In the dexter claw nn olive
jranch , loprusenling pence , and In the iinis-
: ei- claw n sheaf of thii teen nirows lomosent-
ng war In Its beak tlio eagle hold" a scroll
containing the motto ' B Plurlbus Unum , "
onslgncd above and about the head with
Lhlrtcen stais , en\ honed by clouds.
This will be the design of the
half dollar nnd quarter while Iho
dime will have for the observe the same
licad as llic half and quaitor dollar except
that in the place of the stars Ihoro will bo
the lnscnpttonU4Jnlted Slntos of Amoiica "
Thoraotlo , "In'God Wo liust , " will be
omitted Irom the dime. The io\cispof the
dime will bo the same as at present in use.
The design for the lovorao half dollar and
quarter dollar Is a return to the design of al
most the first coinage ) of the country.
flintlAii i.v n intimity.
Sixth Annual ScsHlon oT the Associa
tion.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Nov. 5. The sixth an
nual assembly of the International Christian
Workers association began its session In this
city this morninLT.
The convention Is n union of nil Protestant
chuichcs. The chaliman of the executive
committee is Hov. A. Torrey of Chicago.
Women are pio'iiinout us delegates to the
con\ention.
Several addresses of welcotno w oio made ,
among them ono ny Postmaster General
Wanamakor.
An informal icpoit road by the sccrclary ,
Hov. J. C. Collins of Now Haven , Conn. ,
shows there has boon an increase In the
membership since the last convention at
Haitfoul of frora5s2 to 820. The sccictniy
savs that in his opinion the momoors had ac
complished a great dr < al toward the solution
of Iho difficult problem of how to icncti the
masses.
The headquartcis of the association nio
now located at Now Havon.
At the oftoi noon and evening sessions ad
dresses weio deliveicd and ropoits of pio-
gross made In the work thioughout the coun
try read.
JJ/JA/C UtUUJU.L'S ,
Run on the Plvc CtMits Bank French
; cnt to J.iil Tlio Mnverlok.
BOSTON' , Mass. , Nov. 5. The run on the
Five Cents Savings band continued this
morning. Outsldo the bank there Is a crowd
of people , mostly foroigneis , waiting to got
into the bank or selling tholr accounts to
speculators at 95 cents on the dollar. Piosl-
dent Evans says they will paydopositois who
desire their money as fast as possible
Thomas Dana & Co , wholosnln grocers ,
dissolved jestcrday , owing toMnvciick Panic
complications. The voungor mombots hope
lo continue in business , backed by outside
capital. It Is stated that of * 100,000 Doi i owed
by Dana of tbo Miueiick Haul ; , Dana 10-
coivcd only $100,000. The lest was received
by the company , which will pay It in full.
Ijxaminor Ewoor ioports 250,00 ( ) in cash In
Ibo Maverick bunk vaults and collections
still coming in. Much paper in the assets
will piovo available nnd marketable.
As Jonas M. French , director of the Mav-
orlck bank , was unable to piocurc satisfac
tory sureties in the sum uf ? 75,000 , ho was
ordered committed to Jail.
M ILL sKiirn . /.ov ; / / ; . / .
Sentence of the Illihua > man \\lio
\ \ orlceil with a Pom ale Accomplice.
Hrn.NM , Mont. , Nov. 5. Henry Clark , the
footpad who had ocen operating In this stale
for soernl months , was today sentenced to
forty years In the penitontiaiy. He woikod
in company with n woman named Borthu
Helen Foislund , who was dicssed In men's
clothes , nnd his cnptuio was duo to the acci
dental revelation of her sex , Mlssouln , Butte
and Anaconda ropoil robberies commuted by
the pair. The woman was tiled as accessory
to the robbery of Conductor Uluhardson , but
acquitted and the other case ugalnsl liar WGH
dismissed. She was sol free todav , and snjs
she will return to her homo at Lockwood ,
Wash. , und load a icputablo Ufa hcicnftor.
. \Hni { ; > iment of a Hie San
Prult ( oncci n ,
SN FIIANC is > , Col. , Nov. 5.- The \V. \ H
Strong company , or.o of the heaviest fiult
shipping houses on the coist , with various
brnncho ! in this .stato nnd eastern cities , as
signed for the benefit of ciodilors The
company had outgiown its capital and was
unable to moot the sudden dc'in'ind of cred-
itois. It has vast losources , and Manager
I'lntl says if glvon a little time it will bo
able to meet all obligations
NI.W IU\hN , Conn , r < ov. -.Indgo Penn.
of tbo superior couit , today appointed Pied
B. Klco , \Vatorbuiy , locolvorof Iho Nnn-
galuck Granilo company
N'ainoH of tlio IJnl'orl unato
"Who "Mot Do.ith In ih Allno.
ST. PALI , Minn. , Nov. 5. A Butte , Mont. ,
spoclil Rajs ; The Inquest on tlio bodies of
Iho nine mon killed In thu Anaconda
mltiO Tuesday night w finished to
dav The dead aio I" Mulligan. W.
Martin , James O'Doniioll , nes .Sullivan ,
Jnmos lilchlo , Jamcn UoJ , Charles M ,
Ijvans , DonnU rihaughonosi * M. Mor.vory.
The testimony shows tha ho capo was
overloaded , contrary to 01 , nnd that Iho
shaft was In good eomlltl Thojiuvio-
turned a verdict oxonoratlr- company
*
fiom all blnmo. _
/ . .O.SJS II IFK I.V Ijl/ONKl.
Htio Iiovott the Old Ij5n'H Wealth
IliUtcr Thnn MmI Hun.
ICvNH\B Ctrv , Mo , Nov. 5" . John Unglor , a
miser who Is nearly an octoiranatlan , reports
that his wife deserted him on Saturday ,
taking with nor some t'-'O.OOO thai ho had In
a safe al his homo at 24.'J Grand au'iuio.
Knglor was only recently nmirlcd. He anil
his wltohavo nol ll\od pleasantly and have
had frequent quarrel : I'ho old man docs
not appear to caio so much for the desertion
as bo docs the loss of his Moulded wealth ,
Ilond St.dc'inont
D , U. , Nov 5.- The amount
of 4 > i per cent bonds redeemed today was
M7.100 , muklng the total to date $31,117,550 ,
. and loaylug outsUuUlni ; ! lU37lCiO , ,
DESIRES IMPERIAL REIGN ,
Brazil Threatened with a Very SorioOj
General Revolution ,
PRESIDENT IMITATING BALMACEDA.
Dictatorship Piorlnlmodnnd OonjjiTS *
Dissolved for Daring to Oppose the
'
Administration Strict Prca
ntaltilnlncd.
an llennttt I
VAti'\u\mo , Chill , ( via C.ahoston , Tex , )
Nov. 5. | By Moxlcun Cnblo to the Hoinld
Spoaial to TIIP Bri-.j Advices by wlro from
lilo Janeiro , Br.i/ll , glvo further details of
the causes that have led to the trouble bo-
.ween congtoss and Piosldcnt Fousoca.
.1 seems to hnvo had Its origin In
i row that btoko out In tlio
cglslatlvo chamber. The senate passed a
bill to establish the responsibility of tha
president for his different nets This act
not with Ponscca's violent disapproval , and
10 refused to nccopt what ho
ormod any such dictation as to
ilx rights nnd duties from congress. Ha
ordoied the troops under nrms throughout
ho city on November I nnd tills led to In-
onso excitement among the populace.
3ands of oppononls of the govcm'nont , In-
hiding old icpubiliMiis and monarchists , n > -
spmblcd and shouted out their disapproval.
Between thorn and the so'diora ' ninny ll hts
took placo. There were nets In the sliecti
ill over ttiocltj.
riho iroops w'oio then given orders to fire
upon the rioters , whl"h they did. Mnny ol
thu rlotors woio killed. Klo .lanorlo was
low practically in n stnto of slow. It was
not safe lo go out of doois. The soldier *
liniaded the slioots and marital law
was proclaimed. As In prcuous casci ,
a at net cetiboi'bhip of the press
was ostHbllshed. All communication by tola-
graph was stopped.
A spit It of io\ oil manifested Itself In tha
annv. When Fonsoca was Informed of this
fact ho wont at once to the troop , und made
thorn a stilling nddioss , promising
to guard tholr Interest and to piotocl
thorn In all their tights. His words
had a good effect. The uniuly spirits wore
comnlotelv brought mound to his sldo nnd t
the end of his address they loudly cheered
lilm. ,
His chiefs of the army then requested
Fonsoca to resume the functions of a
dictator , saving that the emergency de
manded It. Ho appeared to demur for
u timobut finally pa\o his consent. Ho then
Issued n decuio'rolallnc Iho causes of dls-
ncioemont between bound congress nnd de
fending his position at some length. Ho de
clared that congicss had gene so for
In Us attempts lo intorfcio with his
proiogatives that ho theiooy dissolved it.
It had no longer an } ' OYUUSO for existing , ho
said , since it was passing laws lhal were
contrary to the constitution This occurred
on Tuesday.
The tioops yesterday mornln ? were
marched to the palace , where President
Fonsoca was holding u conference with his
military ootnmnndeib. A cnnfoionco
with the ministcis was also in progress
at 9a.m. Fonseca's , ducreo was then madu
publio. Ho aid Unit the dictatoiship waslo
last until the political lovolutions were
ended nnd the law makers learned to keep In
nrourcss wllh lopubllcan Ideas. A dictator
ship , ho added was the very best thing foe
the distraclod country. Ho disclaimed
any intention of prolonging it after peace hud
been restored.
Telegrams received from Porto Algoro , In
thoBtntaof Ute U/aud do Sul , dcclate that
the nuthoiily of the dictator is not
recognized thoio. Algoro has a popu
lation of some : to 1,0(10 ( inhabitants.
Uio Grand do Sul is the most prosperous and
independent of all thu states. U has a popu
lation of nearly 1011,000. The republicans In
it say that they will not tolcaruto a
dictatorship and nio demanding armed
opposition to Fonsoca Thov sav that
ho wishes to resume Imperial rnlo with him
self as emperor and that has grown tlroj
republican govoinmont. The nuvj has pro
nounced in fnor of Fonosco H Is bc-liovcd
that the iQvoll will bo put down and peace
restored at nn early dato.
Troops ( Juaidin the Street.
IK)1 nil Jama din I m Hfnuftt , ]
o , Brazil , ( via Galvoslon , 'lax , ) ,
Nov. 5. ( By Mexican Cable to the Herald
Special to Tni ! Bicr.J President ronsocahai
been pioclaimed dictator. The troops nro
now guaiding the slieots nnd publio build
ings. A stilct censorship of nil tolographlo
mosbtigrs hax boon established and details of
the stuto of nlTnus nro nol allowed
to pass. Groal anxloly is felt as to the ro-
sull of Fouslca's pioclainnllon and Iho disso
lution of congress. It i oalcmlly announced
that the presidenthas airanged for the na-
llon to o'cot new icprcscntatlvcs at a dale lo
bo named later. .
OtlltnOI WlATIII'K Bl IIBAU , 1
OMVIU , Nov. 5. (
The storm , or area of low barometer , Is
now In the upper Missouri valley , but is as
} ot unattended by lain ,
Temperature has generally risen nnd
soulhorly winds prevail ever the country bo-
Iween Iho Mississippi river and the Kooky
mountain rnngo. But back of Ilia slorin
aioa , or In the oxttomo noithwost , winds
have shifted to cooler northwesterly , except
in the region of lower baiomotrr , covering
North Dakota and onstoin Mont ami fair ,
pleasant wcalhcrhas piovullrd ,
For Omaha and vicinity Warmer nnd ton-
tinned fair weather , with prospects of ruin
soon ,
WsniMiroN , D C , , Nov 5 S n m
For Iowa and Nebraska Sllghuy waimor ,
fair weather , southerly winds , probublj fair
Snlurday.
For bouth Dakota - Pair , cooler and fair
Saturday
For Colorado Pair weather , nonilv sta
tionary tompciatuio , cooler and fair Satur
llttV.
llttV.For North Dakota Warmer , southerly
winds and light showers Friday , cooler nnd
fair Satiuday.
M /A / Illt'ti M.lttri.K.
Silent and holt nnd Slow ,
HIM Know.
CiiAitumrsviii. ! ' , Vn , , Nov. 5It is snowIng -
Ing here today. This Is the oarlloit for
years.
WASHINGTON , D C. , Nov. 5 , Snow began
falling here ut an cuily hour tills marntnif
und foil forsavoi.il hotlis.
KUtninor ArrlvnlH ,
Nuw Yomc , Nov. 5. The Nolhorlands-
American stonmor HoUoidam , having on
board the passengers of tlio dlsiblrd 1C data
of the same line , reached this port tonight ,
At Boston At i hod Kansas , from Liver
pool ,
Al London Sluhlcd llilttanlo and Co
lumbia , fiom Now Yoik
At Now Yorit Gor manic , from 4 Iverpool.
ju.iii"it >
Auoliloni on a l'iinnyl ! vanla
Crnvliy llailro id. f
KI-.AIII.SO , Pn. , Nov. -Whllo a train ol
two cars was coming dnwn the Mount Penn
sylvania gravity railroad this ufDrnoon tha
rnlU wcro BO Mlppary at a sleep grudo ,
owing to tha rain , that the cara could not be
hold , and while coming mound a curva they
Jumped the trucit , dashing into HII embanU >
incut and were badly bioKon. 'I lie list of
casuantlos U as follows.
IKW1N llul'i U Mindnct.ir killed.
A.VHIU.N. V KK1.LV. bruUoinun , ( utMly in
MAKY 11EOIC. FRANK Kt.CMMEB and.
THOMAS .M , UASTHUU vvto badly