Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK OMAHA DAILY 1WE : MONDAY , JANtTARY 11 , 1802 ,
Lew is Almost Total on the Btracturo and
' Contents ,
CAUSED BY SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
nfllio Town Worhril Xolily lint
thn I'lre , Hprr.nl mi Itnpldly in to
JlcnilcrTlielr IlinirU ( 'selrsi-
OtlicrNi'liraskii Nrwi.
Nob. , Jan. 0. [ Special Tclo-
pram to TIIK HCE. | At this hour , : : ) , the
Hour end gristmill is burning and u almost
coniumcd. Tbo flro broke out in the third
ntory of the striioturo in the dtisi room nnd
was caused no doubt by spontaneous com
bustion.
Too flro spread so rapidly to other parts of
the building that but very littloof the con-
touts could bo savod. The residents of the
town succeeded la saving in the neighbor
hood or 100 sacks of Hour and about 100
bushels of wheat ; other than that the whole
Is an cntlro loss with the exception of
$1,500 or $3.000 Inaurancn , part of which Is In
the Omaha Fire Insurance company
The owner. Jacob Ockandor. Is In Omaha
with stock , and line exact amount of Insur
ance on the property car.not bn ascertained.
Tno loss of thu mill U a heavy blow to thU
thriving town , as It was running continually
mid doing good work , and Us natrons increas
ing dally. Whether it will ho renuilt or not
will not bo known till Mr. Ockander
returns. *
Curlmm riieiioiiicnoit.
FitBMoxr , Nob. , Jan. 0. ( .Special to THE
Ili-.K.j J. T. Conrad , a farmer living near
Ettlnn , Saumlors county , u few miles south
of 1'Vomont , reports a very strange case
' which Is worthy the study of scientists. Ho
has a bored well , ton inches in diameter and
141 foot deep , which supplies the water for
bis place , from this well there Is fret -
( t quontly emitted a strong , cold brcozo , with u
nolso like escaping steam , the current bolng
' sometime * ) strong onouch to blow olT a per
son's hut. It Is worao when colu weather
sets In , and ho can tell pretty well a day
ahead when the weather Is going to turn
cold.
cold.With the first cold snap this winter the
plpo In the well froze up for a distance of
thirty-six feet from the top. His plnco Is a
mllontiU a hnlf back from the 1'latte , hut
' the only theory that can bo advanced so fails
*
ls thai thcro is some kind of an opening
through to the edge of the bluff , and when
the wind Is from that direction It draws up
through thn well ilka a chimney in full blast.
It Is an Interesting phenomenon , at any rato.
( Kearney N H Notes ,
i IvimixKY , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special to THE
BKU. ] Uqv. Dr. Barnes , pastor of the Pros-
1 bylurian church delivered an address at the
opening of thocollego at Hastings January 0.
Callio AluDonald , Allna Stuckoy and U. F.
Stuckcy of this city are students at Hast
ings.
ings.Mrs. . J. M. Tlsdel attended the Installation
of officers of the Womuns' Holiof Corpse at
Omaha last week.
Misses t.ouio Lee , Minnie Norris. Ally
i Blauk , Llllle nnd Edith Acuarman and John
Brady have returned to Lincoln to continue
! their studies ut the Statu university.
I The ox-oftlcers , Sheriff Wilson and Dh > -
| trlct Clerk W. G. Nye banqueted the inom-
Tiers of the Buffalo county bar Monday ovon-
i i ioK *
i , Mrs. J. L. Koch gave an 8 o'clock dinner
1 party Wednesday evening at the Midway
X hotel. About thirty guests enjoyed Mrs.
i Keek's charming hospitality and tno numerous -
\ ous courses of toothsome viands that wore
i served.
" Mr . C. Ira Juttlo , assisted by Mrs.
.Amanda Swcnson , entertained a party iof
Kearney society ladles trotn 4 to 7 p. m.
Thursday. The merry-matting was bccun
by each lady bolne presented with a little
paper sack , 'which she was told to 1111 with
all tbo peanuts she could find- Prizes were
awarded to Miss Finch , whofoundtho great
est number , and Mrs. Humphrey , who found
the least. Uofreshmonts were sorted on
dainty china and the rooms were beautifully
decorated with smlln'x and roses.
Card are out annountng lha marriage of
Robert Nelson to Margaret Mao Mason , to
take place at the Christian church at 0 a. m. ,
January 14.
Arthur Cunningham , an omnloyo of the
flub Printing company , and Miss Ella Hen-
dnekson of this city were married Thursday
evening by Hov. John Askln.
Arthur Scranton was married to Miss
Tillle Mayor of Fremont Tuesday. Ho im
mediately rc-iurued to this city with his
brldo.
* An elaborate wedding took place In Ken
wood suburb Thursday evening at the-rosi-
dcnca of Mrs. Canon. The contracting
parties were James II. Dlgnan and Miss
Mary Carson. They loft for Denver , where
thay will maho their homo.
Miss Ooodoll entertained u six-hand euchre
party at her homo Saturday evening. Tha
name company will hold another mooting at
the home of Mrs. Juan Boylo.
Notes front South MOIIX City.
SrtUTii Sioux CITY , Nob. , Jan. 11. [ Special
to Tnu BEE. ] Diphtheria is very prevalent
In this city , Th'ero are several house * quar
antined and public schools are closed.
The Pacific Short Line is using the pontoon
bridge /or transferring passengers , baggage ,
etc. , to nnd from Sioux Cltv on account of
the land slide on thu Chicago , St. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha tracks near Sioux
City.
Seven gamblers wcro arrested in Coving-
ton ono night last WOOK and taken to Dakota
City and lined $ " and costs oach. They
were shell men nnd tin born gamblnrs.
Colonel H. I ) . Daley gees to Lincoln this
Vr'ook in the Interest of thn county scat
matter. Ho will endeavor to got a special
hearing before the supreme court. There
seems to bo no doubt in thu minds of the best
posted attorneys as to the ilnal outcome of
the uaso and the work Is ? olng fit-lit along on
the now building The otiltdlng wilt bo
much better than tbo orlglnn ! plans called
for and It is a structure that any county in
the itatq might feel proud of.
The quarantine has been raised from the
homo of Editor Dalrd of the Times.
Went Point remounts.
WEST POINT , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special to
TIIK BEE. ) Cieorgo Hurtung and family loft
Friday afternoon for Iowa , where they will
inako their future home.
Miss Charlottn Crawford will leave West
Point Wednesday , to assutno charge ol ono
of the departments In ISrawnoll Hall , Omnbn ,
pending the recovery of ono of the Instructors
who is 111.
Otto C. Holtz of Hartlngton and Miss
Anna H. Nollgh of this city were married
Saturday morning , at 11 o'clock , at the homo
of the brideby Samuel Pearson. Thu happy
cnuplo loft ni noon for HnrtliiKton , whom
they wilt inako their future hoinu
A delightful party was given Saturday
evening at the home of Miss Cora Oxvon , Jus't
below this city. Danclne was indulged In
mid a luxurious feast was'spread.
Prominent Nclmiskuu lrml.
Hoi.imiuif. Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special Tele
gram to TJIK BKK. | P. D. Travis , late
county treasurer of Pholpa county , and for
merly postmastur of Holdrogo under Cleveland -
land , died hero this attornoon of heart fail
ure and dropsy , He leaves a host of friends
among all classes and purttoi together with a
wife and two children.
Flr ut
WATXB , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Si > eolal Telegram
to THE linn. ] At ( I o'clock ilils evening 11 ro
bcoUo out of tbo roof of the City hotel ,
eausoii by a dnfectlvo Hue. In a few minute *
the llames were under control. All of the
furniture was carried from the building and
more or losi damaged. The loss will amount
to about $300.
Slierliliiu County' * 1'ro iorlty.
KCIIITILLB , N U , Jan. ID [ Special to Tuts
BKE.J-Clerk of the Courta O , K. Mays has
xecontljr txwu appointed United Btatei court
comuiUsIcner ,
The outlooir for thU county U very
bright. Messrs , Urookman and Tnlly have
juil returned from n extended trip east
where they have been advertising this
county with a vlow to bringing In xotttera ,
and report the prospect fern blir Immi
gration next spring ai very flattering. A
creamery , n Driving Park association and
several other enterprise * are among the
probabilities In the near future.
Sheridan county has shipped nearly COO.OOl )
bushels of wheat darlnir the fall and winter
and has thousands of bushels yet on hand.
Xrliriukit .
OIIANU luMXtt , Neb. , .Ian. ID. ISpcclal to
TUB HER.Tho ] following Is a statement of
mortgages Itlod and released In Hall county
during the month of Decembers Farm
mortgages filed , f.'KMMS.'JO ; released , $ l'J-
STil.STi ; town mortgages tiled , $10,875 ; re
leased. $ y,103.IC ( ) ; chattel mortgages tiled ,
ilOI7.0" ; released , l 1,01:1.80 : ,
AcTi-pliMl n llrttrr Position.
DOHCIIIISTKII , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special to
TUB UnR.1 Mr. .1. C. Thurston has vacated
his position as cashier of the First-National
bank of this place and departed this morning
for Chicago , where ha oxpccls to Join the
firm of F , W. Thurslmi & Co. , dealers In
painter * and > vood finishers' supplies.
r.tixlliKtuu'n N MV
r.ExisiiTOX , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special to Tun
BKK. ] Three splendid brick buildings upon
the silo of the first lire are nearly completed.
The structures uroot handsome design , with
solid Iron nnd plalo glass fronts on every
floor. Arrangement ! are bolng made for a
solid block of brick structures unon the
ground burned over November 14.
Iteiil llHtiili' tfuiiKri'Ms ,
NASiivit.u : , Tonn. , Jan.Governor ) Buch
anan today tssurd the following proclamntloti
apropos to the national real cstato congress
mooting , which will convene In this city on
the ltu proximo :
The national rual rstato conzrcss will con
vene In annual Mission at Nnshvlllo , Tonn. .
on tlio 17th dny of Kobriiary , ISlC
' 1 lici objects iif this mcutliiK In part are : To
suggest : i Uniform mode of real estate trans
fers for all the states : to formulate a fjlan for
cnahllnc iho Incliistrfal classes to scuiiro
IIOTIHIS for thutiisutvcs , thu Catherine and dis
cussing of the statistics rotating to roat estate
In Dm milled Status : thu rnil : estate wealtli
of the fulled Stiitus Including Its mlntiiK and
tlmlior wealth , nnd ho\v this noalth can bebt
Do utill/od and dovolonod for the cond of the
whole country farm lands nnd their hetter-
rniuit
Tennussco will welcome to this congress tlio
real ustato UL'enls. dunlurs and land on tiers of
the United Slates. JOHN I' . DUUIIANAN ,
Oovornor.
N II. The secretary of the assoolatton Is
M. M. Kline , Nashville , Tonn.
tlriwy City Sc-oroliril.
JnusEV CITY , N. J. , Jan. 10. Fire at mid
night destroyed Charles S. Furst's dry goods
establishment on Nownrk avenuo. Loss ,
? 12.,000. of which 3100,000 is on stock. Clorl-
how's establishment Is also wlp d out , in
volving a loss of $10,000. , The flames soon
readied the four largo stores Known as "Tho
Boston1 conslitlng of four four-story bricic
buildings. ThosO buildings are on fire at
12:30 and the tenants arn tlccing for their
lives.
The Olmstcd building caught flro. The
damage is Sl'.OOO mainly by water. Mr.
Furst estimates his loss at 9150,000 ; Insur
ance one-half. Most of tbo people who Hod
from the Boston teen refuge in neighboring
buildings , whllo about a score of thorn sought
shelter In tlio main hall of the city hall.
Children .SiHVouutcil.
BETIII.BIIKM , Pa. , Jan. 1) ) . Mrs. John
Bardorltz , a Hungarian woman , loft two
small children locked In bor house this
afternoon while she wont picking coal. Later
neighbors saw smoke coming from the house
and hroko in the door. The children , ngcd
aged 0 and it years , wore found nearly suffo
cated ana will dlo.
1'orlHliril In thu I'liinics.
AMIIRHST , N. S. , Jan. Q. A dwelling house
waa burned by the overturning of a lamp
lust evening and Mr | . Campbell and her
young daughter porlshod-ln the ilntnoj.
Cailfuinlu Wlieiil , i\portH. :
SAN Fuv.\rsco _ ! | , Cal. , , Jon. U. Wheat OXT
ports for the week , KW.OOO centals.
LOC.IK ItttKI'miSS.
There will bo a moating of the Afro
American league at Hartman's hall , 100
South Fourteenth street , Monday evening.
The funeral of the late Joseph Sheoloy will
bo held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the
Kountzu Memorial.L'uthcrau qhurcn.
Tbo annual convention of the Brotherhood
of Hallway Trainmen , of t.ho Union Pacitlo
system will ho hold at the Arcada next
Friday.
Tbo Hotall Implement Dealers association
of Nebraska will hold Its annual convention
nt the Board of Trade building , Tuesday ,
January 10.
A.meeting of the Keeloy Bichloride of
Gold club will bo hold at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at Louis Falst's barber shop ,
under the Continental block. A largo attond-
uoco Is requested.
The police swooped down on the Kansas
City Sun man yesterday afternoon and con
fiscated GOO coplos of the paper. Another
warrant has boon sworn out against the cir
culator of the papor.
Lizzlo Knupp , 10 years old , stole a pair of
shoes from the Boston store yesterday
afternoon and was taken in charge by the
police detectives. Immediately after the ar
rest the girl's relatives furnished ball.
The North Omaha Improvement club will
moot Monday evening at Spauldlng and
Twentv-ninth streets. Both councilman
from the Sixth ward have boon invited and
are expected to bo present. A full attend
ance Is desired.
A volume of smoke caused by a defective
line In the ICncic block , Sixteenth nnd
Webster streets , caused a lire alarm from
box 51 at 10 o'clock last nlcht. All the down
town apparatus ansnorcd the boll , but
found the alarm to bo false. No loss.
A large number of the nartios noldlng
claims against the astute cf Dr. J. W. Mc-
Mfnamy , decoded , appeared before Judge
liller yesterday mornlnjr. On account of the
absence of 301110 uf the attorneys tno hearing
to make proof was poUpom-d till January 23
The soml-nnnual meeting of The Club was
hold lust bight and three directors were
olectod. They were II. W. Yntos , C. S.
Montgomery , ro-eloctod , nnd C. J. tJreon
elected. The dlrco ors will moot the early
part of the ween and elect oillccrs of the
club.
club.On
On January 2 James Callahan , who llvos
nt Fourteenth nnd Webster streets , had
some trouble-with a neighboring woman nnd
struck her. The trial came up In police
court yesterday nnd Callahun was fined JK
and costs. Ills attorney cave uotlco of an
appeal nt once.
The de th of Martin Nelson occurred
yesterday mornlngat his brother's residence ,
: 2 North Twenty-third street. The de
ceased was for sonio tune n clerk In the
Union Slock Yards hank ut South Omaha
nnd was a brother of N. H. Nelson of the
11 rm of Brunch & Co.
Colonel Floyd of the Diamond pool rooms
had some trouble with ono of his colored
men , Dan Wbooior , last nlirbt. The negro
strucir Colonel Floyd with a bottle and cut n
gush about half an inch in length on the
colonel's forehead. After striking tbo blow
the negro oscaood before ho could ho ar
rested.
Heth-Kdon Baptist Church Park avenue ,
near Loavenworth street. Hev. E. F. Harris ,
pastor. Preaching at 10:45 : u. m. Subject.
"Hoturnlng Unto Obd. " Evening at 7Ud : p.
m. Subject , "Resting In Jesus. " Sunday-
school at 12:15 p.m. Evening mooting * on
Tuesday , Wednesday and Thursday at
7i45 p. in.
Clan Cordon No. 63 , Order of Scottish
Clans , will give a irrand concert and ball In
celebration at the KCId anniversary of the
Scotia's bard , Robert Burns , nt Washington
hall , Monday , January'Jo , The committee Is
at present forming a veir elaborate program ,
which will consist of singing and dancing ,
interspcred with selections on the bagpipes.
The members of the clan will appear In full
Highland regalia , and omo very line Scotch
reels will bo given by the cinnamon.
The Installation of thO nfticor.1 of Omaha
lodge. No. UO , Knights of. Pythias , took place
last Thursday night. J , P. Luud , deputy
grand cbaucullor , performed tbo corcmooy.
The officers elected for the ensuing voar
were as follows : Potorllqlnlz. past chan
cellor ; LouU Mou , chancellor commander ;
Herman English , vlco chancellor ; Paul
Soinmor , prelate ; Henry Jobanjeu. master
of exchequer ; Adolph J. Hartwlp , keeper of
records and soul ; Jnns Potorion , master of
arms ; Fritz bohlommo , inner guard ; Wil
liam Itutt , outer guard , nnd J. P. Lund.
Peter Hrnnti and William Van Krogo.
IrnOM TsuTnnuAi'n ftKCoxn r.niTiov. |
MATNSfTlfEPElCEOFlIAYTL
Revolutionists Eqnlp a Vessel to Attack
Her Seaports.
FORMIDABLE PAEPARATlONS BEING MADE ,
Who Mm f.oiulrrn of ftio Xtfvr
Are How unit Wliora tlm Tint Was
btnrtril ( lo\rrnmnit
Looking for tlm
Mtw YOIIK , Jan. 0. The discovery has Just
been made by Mr. Prlco , the Haytien minis
ter , to the United States , says the Herald ; of
a revolutionary movement , havltlg for Us ob
ject the overthrow of President Hlppolyto of
Haytl. The revolutionary pjrty , ho nas
found , has fitted out in'thhvconntry a man-
of-war equipped with all the appliances of
modern warfare , which is intended tb bo
tisod by the Haytien political exiles In
Jamaica to capture Por't uu Prlnco and
establish a now government. Minister Price
has denounced the revolutionary 'movement '
to the government nt Wnshlntfton , nnd It Is
to bo expected that the detective' machinery
of the Stnto department will bo sot In motion
today for the capture 6f the man-of-war nnd
thn arrostof the agents here.
Government agents will solzb tho. shipif
tboy can llnd her.
Ilnw tlio MoM'lllcnt SUU-IMl.
The chances are , howov.or , " that the revolu
tionary vessel Is already far out to sea ,
where the tlnytlon navy will bavo n merry
time finding her. The revolutionary move
ment Is a direct roiult of the ovonls of the
tragic 23th of May , IS'JJ. 'fho passions
aroused by HIppoIyto's acts ou th'at fateful
day led the men inoxlloin Kingston , Jamaica ,
to band themselves into 'a committee , which
had for Its solo object tho'punishmont and
overthrow of Hlppolyto. Therb were several
men In exile in Kingston who had been
prominent In the affairs of Haytl. Among
them were General Francois Nanlgato ,
General Anselmo Prophote , ox-Prosldont
Logltlmo and Uonornl Fouctmrd. There
were other exiles of tno'ra or loss prominence ,
but these men were the acknowledged
loaders. Each man had his political follow
ing in Haytt. Some were in the 'south , some
were in the north and some wcro in the In
terior of the island.
After much discussion It was resolved that
the loaders should constitute themselves a
committee of revolution , nnd that an expedi
tion should bo lilted out in the United , States.
An agent was sent to Ncw Yorkinccompanlcd
by delegates , but after thosltuqtionbad bccu
'
thoroughly c.mvassod the movcm'ont was
abandoned. For a time U'lookcd as though
there would bo no revolutionary movement ,
nnd the committee of revolution gave up all
hope of immediate progress , ,
For several months political matters in
Haytl and among the exiles In Kingston
were very quiet. In fact , they were sus
piciously quiet. Early lost autumn the situ
ation had apparently become so peaceful thai
President Hlnpolyto Issued a manifesto of
general amnesty , Inviting alt the exiles to re
turn to Haytl. Ho oven wcul so far in his
desire to got the exiles back , as to soud a ship
to take them to Port au Prince free of
charge. The ship returned empty ,
Chose a > "cw Leader.
It was during this time of peace and quiet
ness that the present revolutionary move
ment was sol on foot. The committee of
revolution at Kingston chose a new loader
and now methods. The leader was General
Francois Nanlgale. It was Nanlguto's in
tention to make a movement at once , how
ever , as all of , the , leaders had banded , them
selves together for , the .SUCOOSH of : tba move
ment. 4l "was decided lltvout'
to lltv a , man-of-
'
war In the United States aijd Lto p'nroluise
largo quantities of arms and ammunition , '
the general plan boiug to uttacK Uyppolitc
by water In his stronghold al Porl au
Prince. ,
A iruslworthy agent named Francois
Robert , who was a man of ability nnd dis
cretion , was sonl to Now York to confer
with the friends of the movement in this
city. The acent , accompanied by an assis
tant named George S. Rlcbot , arrived In this
city early in the summer. Ho bad many
consultations with General Nanigrato's
friends and also with tbo friends of those of
the revolutionary loaders , but the serious
work of the movement was arranged almost
solely wltb. the friends of Nanlgatc.
Late In the summer it Was dclinitcly ar
ranged that a steamer should bo purchased
and armed , and thai thU vessel , after bolng
properly equipped with the supplies nna
munitions of war , should sail for Huyltl on
or about the tniddlo of January , 1892.
the Slnunx til War.
The money with wKlch to flt'ont iho expe
dition was raised In this city among mer
chants who have or who wished to huvo busi
ness dealings with Haytl. The amount , is
said to bavo boon close unon f" > 00,000.
The sto.imer was purchased In September.
She was an American built vessel , 2iO : fool
long and of 2,000 tons register. She was
admirably adapted for tbo purpose of a man-
of-war , and sbo had been builtVxtra-sIrOng
for the purpose of carrying rails and boavv
railway supplies. Sbo mid two screws , which
drove hov at the rate of fourteen knots an
hour. She co'uld carry coal for fourteen days
steaming at full speed.
After the steamer had boon turned ever to
the revolutionary agents she lay for a short
time In Tobo's yard , In Brooklyn , where she
was accidentally found by spies employed by
Minister Price. She was t very' tflosoly
watched , but the spies were thrown olT thn
scent by a business man of Ihls city , who as
serted that the ship belonged to him , an J
that ho was about to load up for Europe ,
After the spies were withdrawn the shin Iof I
the porl for a quiet plai'o on the r.outh At
lantic seaboard , where the workof tilting oul
was begun early in October. "p , f
1'rooiiitlon to A\ol < I DUouVery.
During the three months , thal iho con
tractors were al work upon -the- ship the
utmost precaution was. taken to avoid dis
covery. The hhlp was constantly , coaled so
that she might put to aea al .a moment's
notice. The workmen who worotimplayed In
strengthening her docks , In limiting the
necessary alterations and in , constructing the
gun carriages were not allowed to leave the
ship oven at nlcht. Thay ate and slept on
board , and no one except the 'foreman and
contractor wcro allowed to go on or' oft the
ship.
Toward the mti'dlo of December1 most of
the big guns had been put In position , and
the men to manage them had bccn.qngagcd.
The gunners selected were retired United
States navy gunners. Whan the 'work was
nearly completed they were' sent on board
and were not allowed to leave/ For fully
three weeks the gunners , workmen and
others Interested In the work of preparation
did not leave the ship oven for a moment.
They were waiting for sailing orders , * which
might arrive at any time. The cracking of
an urraor plate detained tho-vessor hloro than
a week , so thai 11 Is likely thai If II had nol
been for ibis accident Minister Price would
have searched the coast in vain for any trace
of the revolutionary ship.
Ariiitiinoiit of tlio ftliln.
The ship was armed with fourlargobroech-
loadlng. ritlcd cannon , and six rapid 11 ring
guns. The largest rillo throw a fifty-pound
shot and the next largest a "thirty-pound
shot. The secondary battery bad rllles of
six-Inch bare. The ship was * lilted with
powerful search lights and all the appliances
of a modern man-of-war.
The plan of the expedition was to proceed
to a selected point In Jamnloa with suftlclent
arms and ammunition fortho equipment of an
army. The ox lies at Jamaica were { hen to
betaken on boanl , and the completed expedi
tion was then to descend upon Port-au-
I'd u co. the capital of Haytl , and to make an
attack by water. It was expected that the
navy of Itippoly to would have little chance
with the powerful guns nud thick armor of
the Hoot revolutionary ship. In co-operation
with tno ship , the revolutionary troops were
to make a landing and attack the city ,
Whllo the man-of-war fought the vessels
of the navy and pounded tbo foru OD
shore the troops were to rush through the
streets attacking Hlppolyto's soldiers and
Inciting the populace to rue in rebellion. It
was expected that most of tbo a.blo bodied
men of the city would Instantly Join in the
cauia of tbo revolution , thereby avenging the
blood p deeds of the 2Slu of May.
When Hlppolyto' * capital should havqboou
captured by ttnTrTvolatlonlsts n now govern
ment would bo sot up , probably with ( lenornl
Nanlgnlo at U4 > head of lu Then , If Hlppo
lyto had takonlto the trounlalnii with tno In
tention of fighting , n largo army would bo
sent out to crush-hiui.
if > ) . \y'in
What Is HrllW'llono tii llostora 1'rurc'lii
tlio Triinbloil llUlrlet ,
SruiNtiFiui.u , Knn. . Jan. ! > . U has been
agreed that tlio pVollirflnary hearing of the
men under arrest for the M-asslnation of
Sheriff Dunn , nnd those to bo arrested , shall
bo hold next Thiffciday nt Liberal , a prac
tically ncutrnHtown In thocxlrcmo .southern
part of the cotui/Ly. /
General Roberts thinks the most ndvlsahlo
thing Is for the governor to put Steven *
nnd Seward counties under martial Inxv at
once and have the Judge advocate try all
offenders by court martial.
W. F. Hiitchlngon has adjourned district
court until Monday morning , when It Is i sup-
po cd Judge Botkln will bo present to Hold
court , * '
The coroner's ' Jury , which has been In
vestigating the circumstances of Sheriff
Dunn's death , completed lu work today , but
the verdict was not given out. Warrants
for the nrrost of several persons Wcro
Issued and wcro placed In the hands of
deputy shorlffs" , who will servo them under
military protection. The six prisoners are
being guarded al tUo , Jull by the civil
authorities , | \vho are In turn guarded by the
military. All the troops nro novv concen
trated at this plnco.
Hot klu Uimnloil liy Solillor * .
AiiKM.os , Kan. , , ian. 0. .Judge Botkin
returned this afternoon from Pratt
accompanied by his wife , General Murray
Myors of the state militia and three
armed ft lends. Ho nt once slnrtnd for
homo , whllo Oenorul Myors went to Spring-
Hold to Join tbo troops. Judge Bodkin de
clares thai ho will remain hero until the end
ot his term unless killod. Tbo appeals of
bis frlonds cannot shako his resolution to re
main.
main.When
When Informed that Robert Hutchlnson ,
the man who had warned him of tbo ambus
cade , had boon arrested with the suspects ,
thn judge showed much emotion nnd ex
claimed , "My God , thai man saved myllfo.
liomustbo given every protection. If It
becomes known that ho Is ray friend ho will
bo murdorod. "
Hutchlnson joined the organization which
plotted ngalnsl Judge Bolkln's llfo fortho
purpose of keeping iho Judge Informed of the
progress of Iho plot. Judtjo Botkln will go
to Springfield Monday end open court under
military protection. The Judge's house Is
still guarded by a detachment of troops.
Late last night Aaron Potter arrived bore
from Springfield arid reported that on the
way here ho met-a wagon loaded with seven
men armed with Winchesters All wore
strangers to him nnd ho Irnows every resi
dent of Iho county. They were moving In
the direction of West. Plains.
A courier nrrcd hero from Hugoton today
who reported that Iho DOSSO of Botkin's
frieiid who had been ohasinc the murderers
of Sheriff Dunn into No Man's Land had
been compelled to give up the chase and
wire returning homo :
Fmicuil of , Sherlll Dunn.
PIIATT , Kaiu , Jan. j ) . The funeral of Sher
iff Dunn , who -was 'murdered in Seward
count } by thoonomtes of Judge Botkln ,
which occurrcdfniro today , was largely at
tended. At tno conclusion of the religious
services JudgdvBotkln paid a glowing
tribute to Ibdr Jctfurage , bravery and loyal
friendship of tho'tlend man. During his ad
dress Judge Botkln broke down completely ,
nnd during h } recital of tbo dead man's
horolcsolf-sacrhlcb the au'dtonco was deeply
'
affected. ) * , ' .
Relatives fronr Iowa and Illinois worn
present. Tho'noUy was buried In ( Jroonlawn
comotory. A , wife , ono daugttor'jxnd ) iwo
sons , nearly groiVn , constituto'tho-'famlly of
tbo dead man. " '
Judge Botkln lift this/morning to return
to Seward cou itjjjo hold court
\VhntrtVir "Troops " Are DoliiR.
SAN-.AxTo.s-i fex.l/nn. 9. Fifteen days
shave now olap < se4fiiiieov < jarz.V second ' jovo-
lullonary outbreak , uud though'lho United
Stales'ti'Oops'anjaiptho/Texns' ' ran fers havjo
joboli licourlrrg IBS 'coujrfify for hiirfcotfstantly
sincd that date tho"dougity ) revdlutlonlst
remains In the field with more adherents
lhair ever. Jii3t' where ho is cannot bo de
termined , b'ut the'nir'l3 'thick with bhn
nnd bis supporters nro legions along
the entire Rio Grand. * Ho Is simply
avoiding nrresl' ' or unnecessary conlllcl
with troops of a country acralnal which ho
has no designs furthpr than makmg , il a tem
porary recruiting ground , riiehnwuio , | Waiting
the growth of the sentiment whi < ih .u Jippos
win ultimately achieve tbo success pt his
designs againsllbo Dluz government.
the location and plans of operations of Iho
troops In the tlelil uro indicated in tbo fol
lowing dispatch , received at 'military ' head
quarters hero today :
I'diii RiNiuior.u. Tex , Tun. t ) . To A sl tant
Gonenil of the Department of Texas , Sap
Antonio : I received Information tluitUata-
rlna Uurza wortld meet twonty-llvo of
his inoii at IxiKUniv l.oca , eighty miles
northeast ot heru ln < IlldnlRO county. This
Information w.is forwarded at once by cornier
to Captain Mutiny.- now scoutlnir In that
direction. Captulu Mefi'oli with his ran era
is with McKay. 1 will wlro any Im
portant Information ( received. Lieutenant
liuach , with hlsr troops is this moment
In from I'rcnrnd. lie reports everything
quieted down and nothing to ho learned nt erIn
In that vicinity. Uenteniuit Knight , al Cir-
rlzo. Is scouting and patrolling the river In
that country up nnd down fiom that point.
Caiitiiln Francis Ilindle will leave Sallono to
morrow for a Boout back Into the Interior
toward the railroads.
CAPTAIN WIUIIKU : , Commanding.
llorrou luff Trouhle.
EAOI.E PASS Tex. , Jan. 9. The sensational
news of the last fevV days that the clerical
party of Mexico 'is back of Garza in tbo
revolution has aroused citizens to the import
ance of bettor military protection in tbo
event of an outbreak ,
ihoro are between . 1,000 and ! > ,000 AmerlJ
cans on both sides of the river in Plodras ,
Ncgras mid Eagle Pass , and to protect the
Inhabitants ot the American towns there is
ono company of United Stales troops and a
local militia.
The reporl that Garza sympathizers
have effected an organization on
botb sides of the river , while it
could uol bo traced to a reliable source has
Impressed citizens with Iho necessity of
doing something to as to bo prepared if an
emergency should arise.
A meeting of the Uoard of Trade has been
called to draft suitable resolutions to bu for
warded to the department commander at San
Francisco and to Washington.
An ambitious young officer nt Fort Duncan ,
who made application to tbo department com
mander nt Sau Antonio for transfer to the
lower Rio Grande , was told to remain where
ho was , as ho would probably HOO nil the sor-
vlco ho desired Jlwfnru tbo present difficulty
was settled wlLUout. hunting for It.
Heuilntlohlstt
RioGitiviiK ( jjif i Tex , , Jan , 9 , A mes
sage from CaptamjBrllo , stationed at Havana
ranch , status { hat Ibe revolutionists nro
gathering at Jnvallfra'ich In Mexico , about
twenty miles babk frrlm the river near Roy-
noso. MoxlcoU'tSfcops ' hoe started for tbo
ranch , and the "rlWr is well guarded on this
side by UiiltodTstHtes troops and rangers ,
Captain McKay ? with C troop , and Captain
McNeil of thoaUngors , are on a trail In
Hidalgo county10' '
A trooper arrlVwJ yesterday morning with
ono prisoner ftbm Sullno. The principal
body of Garza's"band Is supposed to bo In
the country biclf'from ' tbo river. Nothing
but strairclora HP ffhiall bodies can , bo found
along tbo octuhf WArder. Another troop , A ,
has left to asalst'lrt'guardlng ' the river.
llUhop of Mont.Kii-y Not Iinplloiitoil'
LAKUDO , Tex. , Jan. 0. Lamerla Diaz , re
presenting the Mexican government at this
polct autborlzostbe - unqualified denial
of all reports' sent/ out Irora this
point to tbo effect that the
bishop of Monterey- the channel
h rough which thn revolutionists in the
United States or In Mexico secure financial
aid. Ho has a letter 'from a party high in
authority which states thai there U no truth
In the reporl that the bishop U ono of the
most meek and unassuming prelates la the
republic , and always has tbo ulghost respect
for the law and authorities of Mexico.
llfiivy IlnmiiRe Hnlt.
la. , Jan. 0 , [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Br.K.I William McCarly , a
brakeman , has sued the Chicago , Burlington
& Qulncy road for 10,000 damages , for In
juries received on that road.
PI AN Fdll TIIFW 1 KAPl'F
1 It till lull llllv Dull lAjt\\i\jij ,
Ontlino of the Ideal Organization Sug
gested by the Oomntittso ,
LOW EXPENSES AND GOOD CONTROL
ProtltloiK U'lilrh Will Itoxul.itn Ihr Mini-
ngi'liirtit of ( tin l.riignr unit Insnr
II * 1'roHprrlt.v Wnoil Wins tlio
UlK lllc.\lii It.irc.
CiiU'Aoo , til. , Jan. 0. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Uim.J The Ideal minor league seems
to have , been evolved nt last In the organl/a-
lion of the now Central league , which cannot
fail lo aiiccccd It the nugBostions nnd rccotn-
mcmlntlonH of the organizing committee
nro carried out.
The committee completed Its work
todiyfi ) ' lini changed somewhat the
plan recommended iho day before.
It Is now designed to limit salaries to flL',000
pet * club , and the secretary Is to sign nil the
pMaycrs , no thitl there will bo no club grab
bing , U the salary limit rule Is broken the
secretaryiwlll bo responsible solely. After
the players are all signed they wilt bo
turticd ol'er to the committee on
organization , which will distribute thorn
among the illlTeront clubs In a irnnncr to
equalize the , playing strength of the teams as
inuch us possible. No contract made dliecl
by a clbbvUli \ player will bo recognized as
local.
The , double season plan will bo tried. The
first Bcricswlll , begin April in nnd end Jnly
1 , mill iho's'oiioiid will commence July 1 and
end October 10. Should dilferonl clubs win
the two series , they will play olT for the
championship.
TdO sales system was dealt a blow which
promises to make U next to impossible in the
nowleague. Should a club wish to sell u
player It can do so , bill the proceeds of the
sale inusi go Into ibo leuuuo treasury.
Thojeague will bo responsible for the
salaries .of players and contracts will bo for
six months' service , with an option of ono
more for exhibition amcs.
There Is a lot of base ball sense In the plan
drawn up by lha committed and the league
will no dodbt adopt it In full.
With a salary list of $12,000 , each club's
oxpcn'.es ivlll ba $2. > ,000 for iho season , and
that Is us.much as each club can take In at
the gntb.- "
L. C. Krauthoff will bo recommended for
nrosldcnt and Jimmy Williams for secretary.
The election of Williams will insure iho sup
port of Columbus and Indianapolis. Williams
TIO.S called n mooting of clubs nt Columbus
for January 1" , but his actions have only
been In the direction of making n bortb for
hinweif. With that object accomplished ho
Will fall in line with the now league.
TIHH OUT.
Active KIl'ortM Again Hrlng Muilo to Snp-
prritrt Iowa Siiloun Keepers.
Sioux CITV. la. , Jan. 9. [ Special to THE
BBC. ] The La.w nnd Order league has re
doubled Its efforts to close the saloons In the
face of the probability that tbo legislature
will repeal the prohibitory law. About
thirty .saloons have boon closed under the
injunction process , and quite a number of
others have voluntarily discontinued busi
ness. The city authorities have stopped the
enforcement of the Illegal license ordinance
that has beou In operation for tbo last Iwo
years. _
Objcctnl to Ills Temper.
DKS MOISES , la. , Jan. 0. [ Special Tele
gram to Tnn Bnn. I The police last evening
received Instructions from Adalr , In. , lo
arrest a young man and woman on iho Rock
Island. Accordingly Amos D. Carahan and
Florence A. Mackenzie were lakon mlo cus
tody when the train arrived here and placed
In separate rooms at tbo the city hall. This
morning John Mackanrlo , father ot the girl ,
came down , and after , a conference gava his
consent for the runaway couple to bo mar
ried , and the mayor performed the ceremony.
The parties are Well connected nnd the young
'man has considerable property , but his wife's
parents objected to his temper.
KoftoUeil for Shorter Hours.
Sioux CITY , la. , Jan. 9 [ Special to THE
BEK.I The Retail Clerks' association after
a s > lx months' battle have won their contest
for early closlnir. All. but eight or ton of the
Important "retailers nuvo signed the agree
ment to close at 0iO : ! p. m. , except Saturday.
The Trades Assembly , which now repre
sents fourtedh affiliating organisations and a
population of 10,000 , Thursday night adopted
a resolution withdrawing patronage from all
firms refusing to sign the early closing
agreomodt.1- _
Ttt'o .Moil Aevhlentiilly Killed.
CcnAiiRu'ius la. , Jan. 9. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BBE.J A young man named
Taylor , living near Central City , whllo
handling a shotgun this afternoon , accidont-
dUchurgod the weapon , ' killing himself
almosl instantly.
WINTKHSKT , la. , Jan. 9. ( Special Telegram
to Tutr. BKE.J W. F. Woolery , aged I'O ,
recently married , accidentally shot and
killed himself at his homo In this county
today. _
Hold lonu .
CKESTON , la. , Jan. 9. [ Special Telegram
to TIIK DEC.A. . C. McGlngan , an attorney ,
was unocKod down nnd robbed at. 11 : HO this
forenoon. The robbery occurred In plain
sight of half-a-dozen persons and iho bold
highwaymen1 were captured by Chief of
Police Maxwell und are now awaiting trial.
Crmtoii'H Strt'pt Kiilluny ,
Curmox , la. , Jan. 9 [ Special Telegram to
TUB BEU.J Articles of incorporation were
today illod by the Creston Street Railway
company. Capital , $ r > 0,000. The work on
thls.clty's llrst line of strool railroad will
commence in the spring.
IT 8. HeKlllurn llnroute to Kansas.
DirnuNUTOvIa. , an- ' ' [ Special Tele
gram to Tim BKE.J Two coaches filled with
United States regulars from Chicago at
tached to the fast mall passed ihrnugh Bur-
llngtou thIxtmornlng onrouto to the scene of
the outbreak In Kansas.
Ork'iinlzliiK u NitMil Ilrlguile.
I'liil.AiiKi.iMliA , Pa. , Jan. Oi Theodore M.
Ettlng , iwho Is endeavoring to organize n
naval brigade , wont to Hnrrlsburg today to
consult With Governor Pattlson rolbtivo to
the authority for recruiting the command In
pursuance of the action of the authorities
at .Washington , who bavo agreed to
furnish a vessel nt any time the gov
ernor bhall authorize the formation of the
_ brigade. It Is. not known yet what vntbol
"tho government will use for this work.
When it arrives It will be moored In the
DolAwato river , either opposite this city or at
Lcagde Island , and the work of recruiting
and organizing companies wilt then bo
entrusted to Naval Constructor Lawls Nixon ,
who will bo chosen commander of the
brigade. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
he .M lalltononmli'H nuns ,
T , L. I. , Jan. ! ) . The firing tests
on the Mlantonomah were continued today
( h Gardlncrs bay. During the firing observ
ers were stationed at different parts of the
ship to note the effect uf Iho concussions.
*
Everything was found to work satisfactorily
nt all points attor thu heavy oxp'oslons and
tlio firing was attended with no unpleasant
results to the ship's officers or crew , A few
more shqtH will to tired next wooir and lha
Mluntonomah wU | then return to the New
Yerit navy yard.
riueeil In C'omiuUnlon.
If KWWIIT , R. I. , Jan. 0. A crow of fourteen -
teen men has been placsd on the torpedo
boatCusblng , launched yesterday , and six
more moil are expected shortly. Her officers
areas yet uninformed us to the reason for
her boui placed In commission at tbU time.
Her engines ard not yet In condition for ser
vice and she U not fitted with tiring tubes for
torpedoes.
FortlfyliiK Hun FruncUoo.
SAX 7iusci9co , Cal. , Jan. 9. Four-alght-
inch steel rilled cannon , which were recently
pent from Washington , \yill soon bo mounted
in the now fortifications abont the bay.
Wlthia Uvo iflonlhi lU tlvo-lucb. rltlet and
six inuzito lo.idlnc rllliu have been received ,
nnd In a few days a twelve-Inch rllln will bo
on Its way for the coast dAfcnso vcsiol
Monterey , _ _
/ / ; ; H.I n inn ins .WM.VIM * .
HNroxery of u I'orttiiio Stowed Amty In
the llmnr ol n Kereneil Mlinr ,
DECATfit , III , Jan. II.-John H'g * , son of
Tnomns Hlcgs , ciinio to town today and re
ported finding in the homo Sli.UJO In cosh.
It was hid awiij by hit father , Thorn > s
Hlggs , mi oltl farmer wbo dlod Wednesday
In Long Greek township , tills county. Ho
tins for many years been known as the
stingiest man In the eountv. Ha made
money on his farm of'M \ acre. , but never
spent any and never put any of It In the
bank. Since his death the family have boon
digging up the farm and searching the buildIngs -
Ings for I'mold man * money. They found
the pile In n box In thn houso. '
The old' man bought torly acres of land
some tlinn ago und pain for It nil In silver
dollars that hu had .stored away.
Iteheli Aelhe
TvS-air.ii , Jan. U. The French cruiser
Cosmo has arrived hero. The rebels In the
vicinity of Tangier are displaying much
activity They demand that the sultan
dismiss the gotoruor of Tangier. Rebels
control tlio routes of communication to the
Interior , andas a conscquence.tho provisions
which nro drawn from the rountry districts
to supply the clly' are running short. There-
is hardly any danger of sutTorlng from this
cause , as supplies to any extent may bo
brought In from the sea. It Is reported thai
the sultan has dismissed the ptilm of Tan
gier. Thu removal of this official Is ouo of
the demands made by the reb.m.
HiAX NOTIM. :
I.lahlllty or forelgneri' Son * to Military
Duty rriinec In Africa.
P Mils , Jan. 9. Tbo court of cessation has
allowed the claim of ono Hess , the son
of a Gorman father nnd French
mother , born In Franco , to servo In
the French army , thus Croatia ? a lia
bility on foreigners' sons , born In Franco of
French mothers to serve In the arm } ' . The
decision has created some stir ntnone
forcicners living In'France , and n number of
British residents uro in communication with
the ministry of justlco in regard to tbo
matter.
It is poml-ofllclally denied thai Franco has
conceded iho oasis of Tuat , now within the
sphere of her Influence In northern Africa.
At Iho same time II Is declared that Franco
claims that the regions In dispute never
censed to belong to her.
A dispatch lo the Temps from Madrid sa > s
thai Ibo Spanish government Is about to
negotiate with , the Dank of Spain and other
Spanish and French banks for the conver
sion of the Cuban debt.
Guy do Maupassant Is now more qulot nnd
is eating. Dr. Blancos and other specialists
arc more hopeful of his recovery. His publishers -
lishors say that ho was engaged on a volume
of studios of Flaubort , Turgeuloft and Dos-
lolvosky when he became ill.
Ausliliiu Information.
, Jan. ! ) , Masses of Russian troops
have boon imported Into Poland , and il is be
lieved lhat disturbances are expected Bodies
of gendarmes have been drafted in southwest
Poland for military purposes.
Tbo Now Frel Prosso , after denying thai
Hungary has concluded agreements with Iho
Balkan states detrimental to the zollovorcin ,
says thai as a pledge of good faith nil of the
secret tariff concessions will bo published.
Aflcr Abbas Pacha finished his studios
hero Iwo years ago , ho pursued political and
military studios and read under eighteen
nrofessors in the Vienna.school of war. Ho
is healthy , thick sot and inclined to be fat ,
nnd physically ho is indolent. Ho is very
astute , with a surprising command of longuo
and countenance.
"w I.'iigilsli llfoillles.
LONDON" , Jan. 9. The snow Is so deep al
Windsor and other places in Berkshire that
It has stopped the royal nnd other hunts.
The storm at Belfast is Iho worbl known in
Ihnl oily for many years. Tlio snow which
fell a few days ago caused much trouble
amongJbusinoss men and others , and the
present storm has caused a complete suspen
sion of traflic on the streets.
At tno request of the prlnco ot Wales , the
London municipal authorities have decided
to fiivo tlio duke of Clarence and his brlilo a
public reception when they return from their
honeymoon ,
Preparations for tbo pyrotechnic oxhlbl
tlons , which are among the festivities which
will mark the duke of Clarence's woddlnt ; ,
are giving employment to hundreds of flro
works makers.
liom.lll Pointer * .
ROME , Jan. 9 , The , newspapers of the cily
bollovo ibo doalh of iho khodlve will not
nITect the situation in Kgypt. The Rlforma
thinks his death might huvo occasioned seri
ous complications If Russia was not occupied
with her famine.
Cardinal Rampolla Is recovering from his
attack of influenza. Ho was out of bed for
nn hour today.
Thu cab strike In this city continues. A
few cabs resumed onoratlons today , escorted
by gendarmes.
The "Italia" and the Trlbuna both favor
the maintenancn of thu status quo in Egypt.
l.oiiKlnt ; Out lorspinilrili Intel cv-il * .
M until ) , Jan. U. Tlio papers in thi.s city
strongly insist that Spain cannot _ allow the
stalus quo In Morocco to bo Infringed upon.
The Imperial , while approving the action of
France In sending a uunhoat to Tangier lo
prevent British aggression , says II thinlcs It
would have been hotter It Franco herself had
not encroached upon iho wosi and suuth of
Morocco. _
* pmUli : Tin In" Duties ,
M.umm , Jan. ( ) . The official ga/otto today
published a royal decren to 1)19 ) effect Unit all
nations whose treaties with Spain expire in
Juno will enjoy the benefits of minimum
tariff , Imports from countries whoso treaties
expire ut , the end of January will he sub-
luctcd to maximum duties , beginning In
February.
Centum ( Iiiveriiiiiinil Kriiiioinl/ltifr ,
BKUI.IV , Jim , ! i.--Tho socialists paper Vor-
warts , which recently announced railway
economies , asserts that retrenchments have
been ordered In the military1 departments ,
und that the director of the Spandan artillery
workshops has stopped the faros hitherto
allowed to workmen dwelling outside of
Spandau.
*
run : imcoun
lliilldliiKH of dm Shite llnUerslly of MU-
Mourl Dexliojeil IMIuir Illii/en.
Coi.L'Miiu , Mo. , Jan. U. Thu main building
of the state university of Missouri wa do-
slroyod by lire tonight , causing a loss of
1100,000.
Ono of the literary societies of the unlvor-
sity had arranged to gtvo au ontermlument
In the ohapol and the aiidiuiLM | had just asj
somblod when thohmall of stpijUo attracted
general attenllon , ! uvojtlg > itlou dlscovarod
the fact that lire had stalled in thu library
directly above the chapel and was burning
fiercely. The audience disperse' ) quietly ,
while the students did all they could to suu-
due the II.lines and save the contents ot
the building. The village Uro depart *
monl could nol cope with the llames ,
nnd they confined their efforts to
Having the adjoining building * , In which they
were successful. The mum building was
completely dost roved and only n small portion
uf Us contents wore saved. The loss Is fllX- )
000 and the insurance f l.'IO.OOt ) . The entire
library , consisting of10,000 volumes , was
wholly destroyed , It Is Insured for (10,000 ,
Tbo building contained all of the recitation
rooms , the chapel and a large auditorium
besides the library.
The main part of tbo building WM oon-
itructod In lfH5 at a cost of f.'liO.OOO , Two
large wings had bien added lu the tail ton
ycui-4 al an additional cost of t.'UO.OJU.
WORSE THAN A CYCLONE.
Diamond , a Big Elephant , Goes on n
Rmnpago in His Winter Quarters ,
CONQUERED BY THE WJLL OF MAN.
( 'oot Heroic Counijrvor Keeper Sworney ninl
UN lliuiM A iMunU ! .Mono rre\rutnl
tlm Complete Wrecking of the
PKIIV , Intl. , Jan. H , [ Special Telegram to
Tin : UUK.J Md Hweonoy , the manager nnd
keeper of Wnllnco A Co.'s elephants nt their
winter quarters two miles oasl of this city ,
wont through an experience this morning
tlmt ho Is not likely to forgot very soon , and
QUO which , but fur his pro.sonco of mind and
coolness nt n critical period , would have
resulted disastrously to Wallace ft Co. und
the loss of human life.
Diamond , the ponderous elephant of the
show and ono of thofinesiof his species in
this country , has boon unruly for several
days , but little was thought of It. This
morning ho slipped his chain lu thu boii.se
where ho was confined , mid with freedom
came In n violuni fury.
Killed Ills Coiiiimnloim.
Ho commenced by tossing Iho light arti
cles of furniture ixbont , smashing them to
flinders , und then turned his attention to
Mock , the pot bull dog of the circus , who has
been his constant companion for five years.
U'lth ono turn and twist of his trunk the
doir was sent Hying up through tlio skylight ,
sixty feet away , landing outside dead
The fury of the boasl was now n froury ,
and ho started toward Dick , the favorite
horse , who had boon his companion , also , for
five years. In the rush the horse wns Im
paled on the tusks , and Diamond wont
through the enclosure like ono mad. Ho
throw the horse UD and down , and lu ono
instuncn clear across the cnclosuio.
With the death of Dlcu ho turned his at
tention to the building in the endeavor to so-
euro entrance to the other elephants.
.Millie th .Men.iKcrle llol. l.
Falling In this ho commenced tearingawav
the sides. Ho then found another homo ,
which ho proceeded to demolish as ho did
Dick.
The Intoilor by this time presented the ap
penrnnee of n slaughter house and , coupled
with the cries of the lions , tigers , monkeys ,
clcphanUs nnd o'.hor animals , thu scone can
bo bolter imagined Ihan described. Pando
monlum roljjnod , and iho noUo wns heard
Iwo mlles away.
Aboul Ihls time Sweeney arrived. His
fir.si acl was to enter the plnco olono mid
without any weapon. One glailro nt the ,
elephant , however , caused him to roticat.
Together with some fiftcon other employes ,
nrinod with irons , spears , clubs and other
weapons , he or.tcrod and npproachod the
beast. Twlco was ho driven bncK , always
returning and commanding the brutn to do
as ho said.
Ills Will I'ouer W
It was a question of mind aver brute , and'1
although in the deadliest uind of danger und
narrowly escaping doalh" many limes , his
will power , aulod by iho utensils of Whr ,
conquered , and Diamond was driven Inlo his
corner and chained.
The olephnnl has been with the circus for
llvo years and this is iho tlrsl time that any
Iroublo has occurred. Il Is doubtful if
thirty men with an hour's time could hnvo
caused morn devastation than Diamond did
in the space of three minutes.
ixfLVistint nr TIII : VOLWJ :
lion il Coinlelloii ol .Murder Wan Secured In
li Sun I'mnclsco Court.
Siv Fiuxci-.ro , Cat. , Jan. 9. In tlio case
of Sidney Boll , charged with the murder of
Samuel M. Jncobsun , the trunk manufac
turer , on August II. 1690 , a continuance was
granted today for ono week. Hell was con
victed some time ago , hut made a motion for
a now trial on the ground of newly dlscov
orod evidence , which m'etion U still pending.
An afternoon paper prints lengthy affidavits
alleged to have been made bv Edward W.
Campbell , who was arrested at the same time
with Bell.and whoso tostimonj chiojly , on the
first trial tended to convlcl the latter.
Campbell Is now in Chicagonnd In an
allidavlt claimed to have boon made by him
It Is stated that hu was influenced by foari
of the police and by hope of release to swear
talselv" against Boll , The affidavit claims
thai Jacobson was nol shot by Hell for thu
purpose of robbery , bin that hu was Killed
by one Henry Schwartz during a tumlly
quarrel , The ntTiilr has created considerable
Interest from conflicting statements made by
Caiunbell and other witnesses on whom the
prosecution relied lo convict Boll , and
charges that have boon made by thorn against
even detectives and police olllclals connected
wilh the cnso.
ix.it'ui'it 1770. % i/fi.iio.vr/.v.
I'repuiliiK to riiieii ( ioiernor .Helilnluy of
Ohio In Olllce ,
Coi t Miifo , O. , Jan. I ) . Arrangements have
boon completed for the Inauguration of
Major McICIuloy as governor Monday
noxt. The govornor-eloot and party ar
rived fiom Canton by u special train
loday. The Cleveland Uraysvactcd us escorts
to the governor-elect. A clti/cns' reception
committee mot the party at thu union station
and escorted them to the hotel. After the
miuguralpiocoedings on Monday the now
; ovornorwlll bo tcudorod an Informal recop-
, Ion In the evening.
I'Ue nit illtlcx.
.o , In. , Jan. 9. Henry Ot.vald , ono
if the men Injured In the boiler explosion
est nlsht , dlod today , brlnglni : the fatulitlos
ip to tlvu. Another death Is o\pjctod , tnut
of Lcgglns.
Is mm o especially than any other a hereditary
disease , nnd for Ihls Hlmiilo icuionr Arising
from Impure and iniiillck ) > nt blood , the dis
ease locates Itself In thu lymphatics , ulilch
are composed of whllo tissues ; there is a
pviliid of fu'tal life \\hcii the uliole body con.
Hood's l'stH ' " ' ulllo | tlssucH , and
tliuiefoioth'Jimboin child h
especially .snicoptlblu lo this
dio.idfnl disease. Hut there
Is a potent rcmudy for . .scrof
ula , whether hurfdliary or m-qulred. It Is
Jlood'.s Kar.sap ulila , which expels \ery trace
of Hid disease and gl > us to the blood Mm
quality ami color of health. Oct Hood's. '
" Whfii rnyhoy was two > ears
old ho wns attacked and mif-
fer dalong time with scrofula
( ini ns. Thu physician nt length
told in to Blhim iinod'x 8ui"y Boy
sap.u1llii , which wo ilhl. Two bottle * cured
him. Ho U now 10 year * old and lias not had
any blRii of ni'iofulii ' ulnri. . Wo
Hood's Sarsapirlll.1 tonll our friends. "
15.0. CLii'i-Kit , 8 Kiddcr fit , , Cleveland , O.
Hood's Sarsapanlla
BolilbyallilrugKltu. SI | lforS-l. I'reparoduulr
lij U < I. IIOOI ) A CO. , Ap tliecarl 4 , Lowell , M u
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
l'l o' lloinr.1/ for Oninrrn U thA
Rent , Uuloit lo'Vto , ftfwl Cheapwl.
Bold br dmxBUii or uct tir m U ,
Wo. K.'r Ua ! tliioW rrcofl'a