THE OMAHA TAlTAr IJEE ; SI N DAY. JANFAUY 17 , PAGES.
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-uial-iO iilJjLj \ \
Omaua'u Branch oF the Btato Oraiu Inspec
tion Eeorganizcd.
JrfORE WORK AND LESS PAY ORDERED ,
of TrniiM > rliilloii OMIelul * 'Inclined
to L'nmliictTliJiiK * OIL u DIITVr.'nt llml *
TliruiiKliiiiil I InS.vnlrni l.lli-
rolfi JS"ttt Nnli-N.
I < tNCGi.x , r > eb. , J.-ui. 10 , ( Special to TUB
MKE. ] Tko action of tlio State Doant bf
Transportation nt a special mcotlnR liclil this
forenoon will BO far. toward gleauJtiR uwrty
tuo obttaclcM to tlio successful opor.itlon of
the grain Inspection and ( train weighing de
partments at Omaha. When tlio jioiV ware
house law went Into -effect last full the > flv-
pral departments worn organl/i'd upon nn
Clabornto plan. The chief Inspector ap
pointed a deputy and u full conw of aisist-
nnU. The chief xvolfshmnstcr ( ltd the sumo
nnd the chief noisier followed .suit. All
tbroa departments rented suites of ofllco
roomt , had them furnUhed nnu provided
themselves with u full line pf/Untlonury and
qfllco supplies. .All this was done before the
law had been test od and before It could bo
) Jcnown wholbcr'or not It Would bo successful ,
As unatiirarrcfliilttlio departments nt Omaha
wore plu'iRod dreply In debt nt the very
cutset of their oDIcial careers.
An InviMtlgiitlfin Ordered ,
In vlow of the cmbirra ; iiij ? dllUcultlot
which Imvo surrounded the operations of
tlio several Omaliq departments , tlio mem
bers of the Btato Board of Transportation
Jinvo long felt thu urgent necessity for re
form. The chief inspector nnd tbo chief
wclebtna&tor have strenuously Insisted all
along that It would bo Impossible to conduct
their respective department * on a less olabo-
Vato basis. Last Tuesday , however , the
tooard hold a sptu-ial mooting and adopted u
\-esoUition directing the secretaries of the
lioard to investigate the departments nt
tOmaha with a view ot lakiuir sotno steps toward -
/ward a Solution of the question. On behalf
of the secretaries Secretary Koont/ , who
Bias general supervision of tbo ( 'ralu depart
ment , went to Omaha mid looked Into the
inattcr closely. ( let-found that the chiols of
the three departments had so nrnmpod their-
Kvork us to tiuvo but very little to do thcm-
Eclvoa. "i hey were all supervising tbo ofllco
I work , whllo their deputies and assistants
tvoro doing the rail work of weicliinp and
1 iupectitif. | In other words , Chief Waigh-
inas tcr Taylor and Uhiaf Inspector Ulnnchurd
liovo boon practically enjoying a "snap" nt a
salary of $ J,000 ptiyear. .
Svcrntarj- KuonlIteeoinniemls ,
To tlio Hoard of Transport'illou : Ountle-
lnen--Wo have prtiteoded under Instructions
tob'ecrotary IvoonlA under u resolution of the
l > oard uasscd .Iinii.iry U. 1H97 , to Investigate
the question DS to ( ho c\pouscs ot condiictlii ) ;
the stall ) wclRlini sinter's department for tlio
city of Oimihn.Vii have also Intcstlsntad
fdnco nnd prior to the nnssiiKO of s I'.il resolu
tion , the oxuensf. of eoiidiiutlnK tlio olhur de-
partmunts provided 'for iimlur tlu ; nuiohouso
Jaw and hex leave tOMihmll the Collins IIIru -
j > ort of Hald Invest fsut Ions :
] . In the xvcluli muster's dnmirti'ienl In the
. city of Omaha there 1110 the following ollleeis :
i 'W.I ) . Taylor , stnlt : wulsjlimiibtor , sit a .sulurv
' of f-.UOO jior jear : 'P. II. Itoiisnuor. iis-iKtiint
i ivolphma'-ter. at. u milury of JI.-JJ JILT year ;
, O. K. Tnylor. ts-SKtant. at u salary of
, 81.200 per yoar. and ono liolpor nt u salary of
$30 per month. The duties of the clilof ttufgh-
. inastor. uceoril'iip 10 thn manner ho has nr-
I ranged his work. Is to look after the ofllco
i vrork , to visit thu elevators , slsn i-uttlfle.ites
. of weight nnd 10 at tend to the business genor-
' ally. Tim HutlcHOf MrKoubonur , thu iibslst-
nnt , are to help In the ollluu , mnkuoiit luporls ,
] < oop the IjooK.smiU ( toirgriiuial clerical work ,
with ouco In a avvlillo work at one of the clo-
| Tutors wolphln : , C. K. Taylor , assistant. Is
' { stationed lit the Oinahu elevator and ( lous 'ill
I of the wolKblnK sit that ulovutoroxcopt ovury
other nlaht. lie KOCS ut ? o'clock In tlio morn-
jiiK , with an I'tur oil' for dinner , 'ind worlH
until half past ti , hcn thb helper t.-.kcs his
jlnco every other nlsht and I'ontliHH" ' tlio
work until 10 o'clock In the oveiilni ; , or until
tlio elevator clones the nl 'Iil work.
The diil'es of tlio helper am toJo the H'oiRh-
' 4"K attlmroxyleroUiYator. Jle KOUS on < luty
.a. 1 7 o'clock In the niornliiK and noiKs until 0 ,
iindovury otLurcvenliu lolluvos U I ) . Taylor
' at the Omaha povitor ! and works mill husl-
j / licsa closes at tint Omaha eleVator , \ihlch Is at'
| | l'abotitlO o'clock in tlio ovenlnhen husl-
ij JIOSB IsHitch that Ihls.urriiriKOinont cannot bo
/.carried 1 out uclvrrtMi the \soKhniaslers
{ , | Mr. Itoahoncr rclluvenxjno or tlio other for the
( lima bolni ; .
Wo llnd lhit : It would probably bo'an Inlury
fo the carrylnz ouof thu uolxlimastcr's olllce
In a just and s.itMftictory manner If the force
JuasrcdnuudexuKptiis lioriilnaftcr Mated , hut
> vo believe that it lH > ttor apDuilloiiinvntuf sal-
. nrlcs could bu mailo and some o\pcnso saved
n that manner. The dink's nf thu helper are
the sumo us tin- duties of O. K. Taylor , asslst-
nnt. Mr. Taylor receives $ IU ) per your and
the hcIporM > | > er inontli. Wo think ono as
sistant and two hclpurs would bo MilHoleiit to
carry on thu liiiHlnt'ss Of that department
w-Viidor the dlrcutlun of thn vlitnf ViDUhmaslcr.
i iVo haxoalso I , eon considering thuiiucs-
tion of the expenses of tlio KIM In Inspection
department , mil would recomiiiK'id , fioin
TVliut wu have ! x' : ii able to ascot tain , that It
can bo carried with a chief Imipcctor , llrat
. assistant Inspector , nnd , If occasion iciitilios ,
I n helper uan U ) employed temporarily , \\ntl \ \
tvb would recomuiond that the furco in ( .aid
tioparlmont liu , n-duced accordlnjily. Wo
would further leeoiumund that tlio hireot ear
, < nroof the n.saUuit Inspector , while on olli-
clal business. Ixj allowed as an Item ot o.\-
Vonso and bo pa.Iil out of thu ffes ot the In-
tinectloii dcpurUixint.
U. Jn thest-iter resistor's depiutment tlieio
Is astntii renlsU-r ut a salary of f ' , uno pur
jrearandouiumSttaiit at u balmy of ( MOO
Jior-yei.i. Aauttlu > io has heon ul oluloly
cotlilns to rcqutro this services of a uulstur ,
nun from what , v lii.vo : heon able to ascer
tain from the public w.irehousas now licensed ,
jiono will lie required for sonio lime.Vn
> rould therefore rt'cominond that the pay of
fhoHtutu register ho eonsldeiedln the natuio
\pt \ icon , nnd thatlio lecelvo for hlx conipunsa-
llon Hiieh fce.s us ui-o envnud In hi if olllce. ao-
jCorduiK torule. : it mid that the sprvlces of ua-
S6lstant , budlsittUMxl ,
Artlaii of the Hoiird ,
„ At the special mcottuK of the State Hoard
Ovf Transportation this morulnir the rocom-
inendatlons ot Secretary Koont/ were
nuoptod with but. oao utnouamont. Section 2
3Vas modlllcd < > o as to rand ns follows :
S. We have ulsn ( icon considering tlio o\-
) > onsusof thecralu Inspection department and
ivoiild reoorni'joixl us to the Inspection nnd
hlnK dcpurtMKMit at Omaha that thuio bu
ruin chief lnspv TA5r with onu assistant and
nno chief nrlctiiuabtcr with ono -Mant ;
that ono room t nllotcd to the ehlcf Inspector
pud chief wclcliuittiitor , to housed hy them
jointly , nnd lluit tlo street i'nr fmu of thu as-
uUtant liibpcetiir.vlillo on olllclal husinc.ss ,
t > o allowed as an lu-iu of expense ami bo paid
Out of the fees of the Inspection depart mont ,
, At toaay't. meeting the rcquestof the hoard ,
taado ut Its tx-suiai * Dccombur tncotitif ; , that
tUo railroad companies grant the .samo stop
over prtvlletr s to shippers of grain that uro
accorded to ICans.-i3 City and other points was
fouowod nnd Attnrnoy (3onoril Hustings
< waa requested to transmit another latter to
Xbo railroad managers rouowing the rcijuost.
Aiiswrr to a < ' < imi > lulol.
fho Kansas tTity , WyatidottQ & North -
Tvcatcrn Kailroad company , through Us at-
jornoyg , tiled UH auswer to the complaint
rondo to tbo beorntnrios of the Stnto Board of
.JTransDortatlou on January r > , Ib'.r ' ' , by
Cbarlos II , Fiucti of Armour , Neb. Mr ,
Finch innJo comptuint that , a public crossing
On the road nt-sr bis farm was in a deep cut
80 thai approicltuiK trains could not bo seen
frail ) a poiut near the trucl ; , uud that the
crossing was uuicnnco to the publlo snlcty.
The railroad In its answer alleges that tbo
Kansas City , Wyaudotto & Noith western
company was cUartcrod under the laws of
JCansas nud ucvi-r owued or operated u line
t > ( railroad in NubrusUa ; that prior to March
01 , 1SOO , Uoporatud , under a loose , the Kan-
eaa City & LleaU-Ico railroad and that it Is
Upon this loisctt line that the urosslni * ol-
logod to bo dangerous is located ; that tbo
eatlro system is now In the bauds of Now-
) nan Erb , a rccuivrr appointed bv tbo federal
courts ; that thu complaint docs not state
facts sufHcteut lo entitle ( ho complainant
Jfinch any rctUf whatever ; and that the
.crossing U as aafo oa it is practicable to
uiiiUo U.
By direction ot the secretaries Nowmnn
Erb , the receiver , was also tnndo a dof''ndiint
to the complaint and bo was noUUoa accord-
ltelcu eil Allnr I.'IIIK ' t'liiillnenii'iit.
tDdnnis lliiumumil , who has for many
VrooVs boon Icauverutea la ( bo county Jail ,
is a frco man UiC.Un. He owea hbrcodoiu
io Judge J-aji5iutja.nd thu privllego of habeas
corpus. Ilaramood ono or the ijuurtotto
of gamblora apuiust whnm Chief of 1'ollco
Pingos died coaiplnlnt ou tbo'.Sh | of last
Boptomber. lie uvudcd urreat for some inuo ,
' [ but was Hn lly placed in the couuty Jail. Ho
v ) ( f vo ball , but was aurreudei-cd lint Monday
nnd ngnln placed la jail. Hli attorneys today
proved to the satisfaction of Judge Lnntlnir
that Justlco Crlppon , who Issued the mitti
mus last Monday , bad no authority to do so
Inasmuch ni his term of. ofllca bad ox pi rod
llvo days previously.
Odd * and ind : < .
The Dally Sun , ftn afternoon nonpnrtUan
dally newspaper , will bo usuod In Lincoln by
M. L. Thomas and other. * February I.
An Informal roccptlon was tendered ( J , A.
\Vllllnm * Itf the parlors of tbo Young Men's
Christian association ttils evening. Mr.
Williams U tbo now physical director of the
association , nnd comes highly recommended.
Nora Smith filed a petition for a divorce
from her husband today on tbo grounds of
desertion. Mary Klntr did likewise.
A petition /Hod / witb tbo clerk of the dis
trict court today requests the dismissal of
the cases brought against tbo city by the
property ownora who basements wore
Hooded by the bursting of the U street
bcwcr.
Kdgnr P. Illood today sued W. T. Dudgeon ,
bis former employer , for $ KW , which bo
claims is still duo htm as wages.
Sonio excitement w.-w occasioned by the
breaking of nn oloclflc trolley wlro on Tontu
street today , but beyond a frightened toatn
of horses and a slightly dbflgured vohlcla no
damage was Uonc.
Kd Wadsworth was fined $10 and costs tbls
afternoon for beating bis wlfo.
The Daughters ot iloboicnh cave a leap
year social and dauco at Odd Fellows hall
tbls ovcninp.
Up todato)30 ! ) ca os bavo boon placed on
tbo docket for the February term of the dis
trict court.
CII.STIJK cor > TV r.\n.M iits. :
They Voiiclndo nn IntrrrKtliiK Institute of
.Soxcrul Days' Duration.
BIIOKBS Bow , Nob. , Jan. 10. ( Special
Telegram to Tun Uti.J : : Tbo Ctistor county
farmors'lnstltuto closed Its three days' ses
sion tonight. Tbo attendance has been fair
and tbo Interest good. Prof , Cunflold lec
tured on Thursday night to a largo audience.
Uov. O , K , Beobo on Friday nisbt addressed
the institute on bis trip with the Nebraska
advertising train. Prof. C. S. Ituorsoll also
was In nttopdanco and gave some very instructive -
structivo tnllts. It is the eonoral soutlment
I'cro that the mooting has been conducive of
much good. The exorcises will close tonight
wltb nn address comparing the methods of
farming in 1800 and IS'by ) Uov. Byron
IJcalo.
.lulled lor forgery.
BKATIIICI : , Nob. , Jan. It ! . ( Special Tolo-
RtatntoTnn Bin : . ] Late lasf night John
Bourko. alias Davla Boyer , called at lirom-
toy's hotel , rogislerod and asked for a room.
Not having any baggngo bo was requested to
pay In advance for tbo accommodation. Ho
replied that bo bad no mono } ' , but bad 11
ehccK for $ - > V > 0 , given bv S , P. Lester of
Beatrice , for Whom b'o claimed to huvo been
working. Ho offered the chock In payment ,
but before it was accepted the proprietor
stepped out to tbo telephone station and callIng -
Ing up this city soon ascertained that tbp
check was a forgery. On the request of
Sheriff Kyd Bourke was hold until the ar
rival of an ofllcor wb ? took htm in charge ,
lodging him In jail boro. Lester found on
examination' of bis desk that Bourkc had
stolen bis check book and other papers. Ho
had been employed for'a few days as hostler
In Lester's livery stable.
May Cost Him Ills l.lfo.
LnxiNT.fox , Nob. , I'au. 10. [ Special to Tun
Br.K.J lloborb , Kennedy , a boy pf 10 ycara ,
sou of a farmer residing near Lexinaton , was
disappointed in love and determined to run
away from homo. In company with Ed Kico ,
a friend of the .samo age , ho bo.U'dcd the
westbound flyer , occupying an unenviable
position on the front platform of u baggaga
car. The extremely cold night wind did its
work , and they loft the train at North PlnttOi
severely frozen. Word was received bore
that Kennedy was boiuc cared for by Lincoln
qounty oflicials. It Is feared his limbs will
have to bo amputated and that recovery is
doubtful ,
AVccphiK Water Mrreli.ints fall.
Wcni'ixo WATCH , Neb. , Jan. 1C. [ Special
to T n Bnu. ] The KeoJ Brothers company ,
general merchants , wnro closed by thcsherlff
today. The liabilities so far roach obout
$ Soob ; , witb assets of nearly ? 15,000. Tbo
First National bank of this city headed the
list with over i7,000. .Tho firm has been <
doing business but u short time. Tbo old
firm , Reed Bros. & Co.-contracted the -Jobt.
The members of the firm doubt the locality
of the proceedings , and say they are not re
sponsible. t
Jtaplil Transit Intensions.
BRA-THICK , Nob. , Jan. 1(1. ( JSpcclal Telo-
grara to Tin : .BEi.J The Beatrice Rapid
Transit and Power company has today very
materially enlarged its membership by the
addition of twenty-live or uioro of the loaa-
ing citizens nnu capitalists of the city. The
company will ntonco extern ! Its electric road
to all parts of tbo city , and has In addition
completed arrangements for an extensive
olcctrio light plaut sulllcient lo supply the
needs of the entire city to uu installed and in
operation within thirty days' .
Xohuislm'N Death ttnll.
FIUEND , Nob. , Jan. 10. [ Special to THE
BRG. ] John Buckingham nnd Alexander
Love , twp old residents of Lincoln proclnct
of this county , died last nK'ht. Bath tboso
persons settled in this couuty cany hi 1870 ,
and have resided bore since. .
Champion Mills llnrncil ,
Vr.SAXoo , Nob. , Jan. 10. ( Special Telegram -
gram to Tin : Bii.J The Champion Holler
mills were destroyed by lira Friday morning.
The loss Is ? 10OOJ , ; Insurance , ? lrUO.
I.iiHt Year's I'lonr Output ut Minneapolis tlui
< 'renlesl l'\t-r Iviiou-ii.
MtN.NKAl'Oi.is , Mlmi. , .Tau. 10. The North-
wostoru Mlllor reports the olsial ! ) output of
Hour by Minneapolis mills for tbo year of
1891 nt 7,378,01" barrels , njrulust 0,9SSS30
barrels in IS90 , 0,033SJ3 ! barrsLs hi ISi'J , and
7 , Tul.taO barrels In 1S3S. Tbo direct exports
of flour to foreign countries for 1SI1 ! were
IIMOS.OCS barrels , against ! > , OS7U3ri barrels hi
1890 , l.Orh't.Slfi . barrels in IbSl > , ami ! iiyr,0ir >
barrels in 1S < S. Uogaruing the year's business -
ness , the Allllor says : "Tho output for the
calendar year U ahead of anything before
ever done. Kvon ISSS , horctoforo tbo banner
year , is exceeded by over 800,000 barrels.
IIOJS'Al'AKTK OIT OX IS.ll.l. .
1'rlnco l.onls * Trouble nllh Ills 1'lrnl Witt )
. AKIIII ! Alri'il In Court.
LOXDOX , Jan. 10.- Prince Louis Clovts
Bonaparte , who. on the comnlalnt of his llr.it
wife , Hosallo Bonaparte , was arrested on tuo
charge of conspiring to defraud her of jewelry -
olry valued at .20.000 , was again arraigned
in court today. At tbo provlous hearing bail
In tbo sum of t.1,0011 was demanded , but today
tbo magistrate reduced tbo amount to 1,000
and tbo prisoner was released , tuo mother ot
Princess Bonaparte becoming bis security ,
Mi's. Kosalio Bonnparto , from wbnml'riuco
Louis Clovis Bouapnrte Is trying to secure a
divorce , alleges that her husband has given
her Jewelry to his second wife , formerly Miss
l.auni Kllzabotb Scott.
M'JlVS7'K/f.V IIISHIIII.I. I.KUn'i : .
JIt ) > tliiK t'altod for : s.-\l Week to IVrleft
the OrKiinl'iillon.
CiiifAOo , 111. , Jan. 10.Tho committee an-
pointed at tbu last mooting nf tbo Western
B'aso Ball leagun has completed atrango-
mcnts and called a mooting for Thursdaj ,
January til , nt the Auditorium in ibis city ,
to complete tbo formation ot the league. It
Is stated It will bo composed of tno following
cities : Minneapolis , St. Paul , Ouiahu , Kan
sas City , Milwaukee , Indianapolis , Columbus
and Toledo. _
Freddy ( Jeulmull Wiinl * lo lie Cured.
WIIITB PI.AI.V * , N. V. , Jan. 10. Mr. Fred
( jobbardt arrived bore thU ovpumg. Ho
> vas mot on the voraiula ot tbo hotel by Dr.
Hayuor and a number of patients of tbo ICco-
lov Institute , Dr. Havuor was reticent , but
It Is understood that Mr. UeUhardt will boglu
the blcblortdo of gold treatment at once.
IMulu Arnolil Ilii * the ( iilp.
Pim.iptii'iiiA , Pu. , Jan. I0.--Slr lidwlv
Arnold , who was to bavo given a reading la
Treutou , N , J , last tilgbt , was uuablo to till
bis engagement , being con lined to his bed at
bis hotel here with au attack of grip.
[ FROM TKITBIIDAT'S SECMXB nt
AWAllNC SPE S" SEWS !
Chili Will Not Make Any Apology Till
8ho Knows What Is Wanted ,
NO TALK OF WAR IS HEARD THERE.
I'rrnldent Monti nnd III * Cabinet Are
Iteinly to Do' Wlmt In IllRlit Veal-
ItiK of the Poimlaco UCIinni ; *
Ing Iliipldly.
liu James nnnlnn ntnntU.I
VAU-AIIVISO , Chill ( via ( Jalvcston , Tox. ) ,
.Tan. If ! . [ By Mexican Cable to the Now
York Herald--Special to Tin : Bnn. | There
has boon n decided Improvement in the situ
ntlou within tbo past twenty-four hours.
There Is no "war talk" In Valparaiso among
those whoso opinions have weight with the
government. Minister Montt has cabled
from Washington that ho has assurances of
on early sottlomout of the questions arising
from the assault upon the crutsor Baltimore's
sailors , nnd Senor Poroirn , minister of for
eign nffalrs , has assured Minister Egan that
the Chilian government will deal severely
with all persons who have Insulted Ameri
cans.
Ila\e.Vot Heard from Ilurrlioiu
Notwithstanding the reports sent from
Washington that President Harrison Is urg
ing an Immediate reply to the demand made
upon Chill by the United States , I Imvo been
tolu by a representative of tbo Chilian gov
ernment that no spocltlo rcnuiromcnts have
boon forwarded to Santiago. Up to tbls tlmo
only conoral proposals have boon made , and
the Chilian government Is awaiting the de
livery of the express terms of the demands
which the United States government will
make upon It. It is not expected here that
these demands will bo made unjll1 nftor the
entire ovldonco concerning the Baltimore
affair has boon received at Washington.
/ am told on seml-ofllcial authority that
Senor Pedro Montt , Chilian minister at
Washington , has boon instructed to act in
tlio most.conciliatory manner. Under these
instructions ho will avoid all dlfllcultlcs that
might bring about a war.
Congress Will lie Asked to Advise.
President Montt in all probability will not
act entirely upon his own responsibility , in
replying to the demands from Washington.
If no does not receive tliospecific demands
before January 25 , on which dale the Chilian
congress will adjourn , bo will either callan' ; '
extraordinary session or await Its mooting in
'
rogulur session in April. In njiy event 'con
gress will bo asked to adyiso President
Montt in regard to his action. >
United States Minister J3gnn now moots
wltb great consideration wbon visiting the
monoda. Diplomatic cavaliers acknowledge
bis success.
A Chilian squadron of three ships andjone
torpedo will start on n cruise next Tuesday" .
They will sail with scaled orders and their
destination Is not publicly known. It Is no
torious that tlio vessels In tbo Chilian navy
have not tholr. full complement of ofllcors'
and men.
Colonel Carvalho , late of Balmacoda's
army , will bo released from prison next
Monday. Other ox-olllclals of tbo late presi
dent will probably bo .released at an early
date.
date.Now that the roftmens who are In the
forelen legations are out of the Jurisdiction
of Chili , there is llttlo doubt that tbo gov
ernment will proclaim a more extended am
nesty , nn nvont that will bo generally ro-
gardot ! ns tending to pacify tbo country.
Two of tbo roughs who atoned the occu
pants of tno York town's gig a week ago have
boon arrested. An early conv.lctlon and sentence -
tenco mav bo oxpectod.
The refugees from the American and Span
ish legations , who were permitted to go on
tboard the Vorktown , will leave ou'Saturaay ,
sonio going to Europe on English steamers ,
and others to California yla Callap. . ,
lIonnTl to lte\ol e.
Thif prevailing 'opinion ttmoncrVhJ'publi'c
mun In Sa'ntlago and Valparaiso is that' the
elections soon to to hold la Argentina will ,
end in a revolution. This idea seems 10 bo
confirmed by the news ,1 , have received from
Buenos Ayres. Admiral Solicr , I am in
formed , has taken command of tbo Argentine
squadron , and has ordered several ships to
bo put in readiness for immediate use. Tbls ,
coupled witb bis recent disagreement with
President Pellegrini , arouses tbo suspicion
that the situation is not as serene as it
might bo.
MAICIXl ! AMMUNITION.
foundry nt I'ranldnrd Arsenal Hclng
Cleared for l'ne us' Factory ,
PiiiiAnni.i'inA , Pa , , Jan. ] & . [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : Bun.J The influence of the
threatened war Is already making itself felt
in Philadelphia , and the force at Frankford
arscual has been put entirely on tbo manu
facture of shot and shall. By orders from
the Department of War the iminonsn brick
structure known ns tbo foundry and rolling
mill , which was erected at a cost.of $100,000
by the government during tbo rebellion , but
was never put to nuy other use than thrtt of a
storehouse , is now being cleared preparatory
to placing machinery for the manufacture of
shrapnel shell and cartridges of , tie ( , no\y
.caliber in use by the United States troops.
Several sots of cartridge-loading machines
will bo started at onco.
Experiments which ha-vo bcon going on.at
the arsenal for some time , in the manufac
ture of shrapnel shell , have so far progressed
that Thursday there arrived at the arsenal
from the Xvatervllot urbouul a three-inch
rilled breech loading cannon , for tbo purpose
Of testing those agents.
I.i ; SAM'.S CltlMSKItS.
Work HeliiK : l > on on the Parllln I''lui-t
The H.iltlmore Almost Ite.idy for Se. .
V.u.i.i.io : , Cal. , Jan , 15 , Examination
proves that the cruiser Baltimore was not
injured in the least by her contact With the
Vallojo shoro. Sao drifted and settled on au
alluvial deposit and on return of the tldo
floated off without asslstunco. She will not
bo docked again. A force of machinists ,
boilorinaKer.4 and helpers are at work on her
engines and boilers ovorhaullng thorn for the
first tlmo In two years. All repairs to the
ship will bo finished Inside of twelve days.
The Mohican Is in the stream ready for service
nud the Adams and Hanger are being put lu
readiness for service.- .
Testing Their Speed.
Svx Fjuxcibco , Cnl , , Jan. 15The steam
ers Acapulco nud City of .Now "VorU belong
ing lo the Pacific Mull Steamship company
Ibfthcro at noon today for Panama. On
reaching Santa Barbara , Cal. , they wjll bo
given a snood trial exten lug through the
Santa Barbara channel , to fix tholr ratine
under the now mall subsidy sebedulo adopted
by the postmaster general nnd also to deter
mine the availability of the vessels as cruis
ers If needed in the event of war. On board
the City of Now "York Is Contain Louis
Kcmpf , of the United jStutes navy , chlof of
the board of naval Inspection , who will on
hit return to this city inako a report to the
government on to the qualifications of tro
sto a mers.
I'nder .VillhiK Order * .
* SAX DIF.OO , Cal. , Jau. 15 , Saillnc orders
were received by Captain Homy of the cruiser
Charleston today. The cruiser will Leave
here Monday evening or Tresday morning ,
The destination U not stated , but It is be-
llovod that the cruiser will first go to Mare
fsland to bo cleaned of the marine growth on
her bottom nnd then RO to aouth Pacific
watON , It Is officially said that tbo Balti
more will report tioro at once to Hear Ad
miral Brown ,
Paymaster W. Goldxborough of the
Charleston has bcon appointed fleet paymas
ter of the Paclllo squtuirbu , vlca Pay Iti-
spootor Arthur Burtls , detached on leave ot
abjonco.
Doelum Ale DUpntlnif.
l/ojij/rfv' / ' < ' / IWHiijJttiiiet ( Junliiii lltnntlt. ]
Ciiuo , Kpypt , Jan. 15. [ Now York Herald
Cable Special to TUB BEK.J A serious
dispute has arisen among the doctors as to
who Is to take the responsibility for the
death of the kbodlve. Hallm Pabn , to ox-
Quorate himself , mailo statements of ambi
guous character raspoctmg tbo former
malady of the patient , wnieu have caused
much comment llioro , ns calcul
ated to cast dlfTodlt on the prl-
vato U fo of tip deceased prince.
J'ubllcnplnion Is greatly opposed to the pub
lication of Audi statements.
Thu young khcdlvo , Abba * , Is expected
here tomorrow. There Is n general ox pecta-
tlou that something will happen , notwith
standing that for some tlmo to como the
maintenance of the status quo Is inevitable.
tCopyrfi/MfdlKWhi/ / < i7Jt ( InMnn JfcmiffM
PA m ? , Jnti. IS. [ Now York Herald Cable-
Special to TUB IJEBIt i rumored that
Queen Victoria Is now ! tTectod by Influenza.
President Carnut has rt oolvod the following
telegram in reply to hlj message of - condolence
ence ' . \
I am touched by the wbrds of sympathy you
send mo on the occa ) Ion of the misfortune
which hasovortuUon my family nnd my coun
try , under nuuullar tragic and niovlnt ; cir
cumstances. * VICTOUIA.
The 1'ortudioso ilnanclal crisis is bocom-
InB moro nuuto , Senor jCarvalho , minister
of finance , has roslguodf In consequence of
his having boon accuiuil of advancing ? in , .
000,009 to save a lotUrmg railway com
pany of which ho was chairman.
-lACouns ST. Cnun. .
She Will UiineoNoMorc.
ISO ! Ini JimiM ( Ionian
PAXA.MV ( via Galveston , Tex , ) , Jan. 15. -
[ By Mexican Cable to the Now York Herald
Special to Titr. BEB.J News of n horrlblo
crhno has reached hoto from Valencia , Ven
ezuela. The daughter of Sllvostra Oultlewoz
persisted in attending a ball against tbo
wishes of her mother. When she returned
homo the mother poured kuro/scno / over the
girl and her ball d resit , to which she applied
a lighted match. The girl suffered terribly
nnd died of her Injuries. Her mother has
boon placed In jail but it Is believed the in
furiated populace will lynch her.
A plague of frogs Is following In the wake
ot the locusts In Bolivia nnd the Inhabitants
are In great distress.
Slrk.
iCni > urlijitfil ! IsyibuJam't Gunlvn Ilcnnett
PAUIS , Jail. 15. [ Now York Herald Cable-
Special to Tin : BEI : . | Bouguoroau , who has
been seriously ill with injjucn/a , is batter.
Thoostntoof Gustuv Boulanger , the cele
brated painter , who died In ISSS , will prob
ably escheat to the French' government. He
loft no legal heirs , and tno only will found
was dated many years atro. The larger portion
tion of his fortune was loftitoMmo. Nathalie ,
an actress nt the Comedlb 1'Vancalso. She
died before Boulnugor , consequently the will
is of no effect.
New
BKIU.IX , Juu. J5. The budpot was Introduced -
ducod in the lower house of the Landtag
today. The increase in the expenditures is
estimated at 1UO,000,000 marks. Oxvlng to
the now commercial treaties reducing the
the sums assigned to tbo provinces for tbctr
local needs will bo 0OC'0 marks less than In
IS'Jl. The treasury bills will bo increased
to 100,1)00,000 ) marks In order to allow the
government to choose a < favorable moment to
make a now loan.
SO3IETHIXO Of A 1'TZZr.i : .
Aristocratic California C'lnl ) Has an 1-Jx-
pcrluneii ultli 1'rlrc Flf 'tcrM.
SAX FIIAXCISCO , Cal. . . Jan. 15 The fipht
between Charley Klm'mlck.t/ known Min
neapolis welterweightjipj Jack McCanuwho
gained local reputation1 by knocking out Bill
Gallaghor.llghtwelcntettarflpion of the Pacific
coast three months ago , was to have taken
place nt the Callforuta.O.talctiu club tonight.
Tbo purse was $1,500. jl'rfcsldout Fulda ex
tended tbo club's hospitality to tbo eastern
delegates to the press loat-uo convention and
a. number of visiting 1gurn.ali.sts were pres
ent. Several three \four-rouud bouts
preceded the event ofn.be cvciiing.
At D-15 : President liulda entered the rinc
nnd said thnt Kimmlek was at weight or
slighll/ over , whllo McCann was eleven
pounds overweight. There was a stipulation
that the contestant riqt at woiebt should
forfeit $300. Ho statolTtuat Billy Gallagher
had'Offorod'to tnlrp.'r3lcCttttft1s place and. a
motion to that effect was earned by the club
' ' ' ' "
Vivuvoco. 'fltV"
McCann also entered the' ring and , reply
ing to the criticisms of certain speakers , said
a week ago ho weighed 143 , but sustained an
injury and could not cotno to weight.
Gallagher , bowever.camo to the ring sldo
nnd denied that ho could liglit tonight ns ho
was under engagement to Mali an at tbo
Occidental club next inontn.
The club thus being put in a quandary ,
President Fulda suggested that a match be
tween Billy ICeougb and Billy Smith , which
had been arranged for February , should take
place tbo 28th or ii'Jth ' of this month. The
ciuo momoers uppcurou saiisucu vnui mis
arrangement.
After considerable discussion , participated
in by both contestants and President Fulda
"
nnd "tho members , the crowd gradually dis
persed. The Bcono was one unparalleled in
the club's history , a motion to adjourn and
Fulria'u suggestion for n postponement being
vigorously booted. The ( affair was finally
loft pending , with the understanding that
the directors should take up the matter to
morrow.
Charley Turner , who Is matched to fight
tbo Black Pearl in the Occidental club , is
reported ns training moro faithfully than
over in his. life. The Pearl Is recovering
from the grlo , but will not ho able to fight
till next month.
P.usy Cardiff , whois wnltlng'horo ' by order
of the Occidental club , being promised a
match , desires to say in the event of a
match being proposed , between him and
Cboynskl , and the plirso tb'o small to Induce
Joo's meotintr him , hols willing to put up a
side pet of fjO'J or $1,000 on the ovont. Ho Is
alsp willing to moot the winner of the ICcogh-
Sipith pontcst same conditions. In thu
event of the above mentioned not accepting
his proposal , ho will meet any man in his
class , in the country and proposes to linger
here for answers. Ho Is willing nnd oagcr
for a fight with Jack Davis , the Omaha man.
antl a match may bo made.
Slelnltllun n Strong I.e. id.
HtVAXA ; Jan. IS. Taohigoriu opened the
seventh game of the chess match against
Stoinltz with the Evans gambit , but lent
after twenty-nine moves. Score : Stomltz ,
! ) ; Tschlgorln , 1 ; drawn , 3.
iioivoii7 riBht .
CHICAGO , III. , Jan. 15. Fitzslmmons de
clined today to sign an agreement for a fight
with Hall ut llio Olympic club , Now Orleans ,
during mardi gras wcolr.
TIIKV M'.IAT J'i'/fJ/.IABAT QU.lItTlMS.
Ohio .Spiritualists Muldnj ; an in'ort : to I'ui-
"eh.iso n Stllllliiei ; Itesurt.
AI.I.IAXCIJ , O. , Jim. 15-t [ Special Tologrnm
toTiiK BIE. : ] A confodorauon of spiritual
ists is making a slirritu ffgrt to raise f-J5,000
with which to purchasable acres of land ,
Including Lake BradyMj popular summer
resort lying in Portage fjpunjiy , about fifteen
miles uorth of this cltyn for ormancnt head
quarters. Bonds have ibcaii Issued for the
amount required , of wluchfStQ.OOO has already
been sold. When purclulaud tbo os'soclatlon
propose building a botulitbat will accommo
date 1,501) ) gucstti , and u number of the mom-
bur ! ! pf thu assonatlonlikilv.Q Hlgnluod their
Intention of crootlug cottage ,
A mooting will bo lifW lu. Cleveland Jauu
ary 27 , when it IB thought , -tltut the amount of
fuuds required will bo * | IOrlod. If the pro-
jcctls successful the namoof the society will
bo chaugod to Luke Br dj.'ji' If the purchase
U made the docd for tbi jjvaport..v will bo re
tained , by the society niwlirtTs will bo leased
to Individuals for nbwuylono yearn , The
olllcen of tboassoclatltMbuoro : 1) ) , F , Lee ,
Mantua , president ! ChttttustThoinas , Clove.
land , vice president ; L6uls Hansom , Akron ,
secretary. ; Dr. Edwin Fowler , Cleveland ,
treasurer ; John TvJowlU ) , corrcspoudlugsoc-
rotary ,
lOlleillllpinellt llistltlllecl.
CoitTi.AXD , Nob. , Jan. | 5 , ( Special to TUB
BKK. ] Gngo encniupmont of Independent
Order of Odd Fellows , forty-one members ,
was instituted ul' Cprtland last , night by
Grand Patriarch Bycr and Ora'nd Scribe
Gngo and tnonibers of Sane | | canip No , 4 of
Lincoln and of Goodrich cnmpNo. . 10 of
Beatrice. Ttio grand onicers and visiting
members arrived on a special train from
Lincoln at D p. in. and wore mot at the depot
bv a delegation end ctcortod to the ball ,
where they instituted mi encampment of
thlrty-jnco charter mcmUrs and conferred
the encampment dcgrco ou three candidate * .
Tuu followlu ? ofliucrs were elcctou nua
Installed for the term : L. A Simmons ,
C , P. ) II. n. Bprauuo , H. P ; Jl
.Band , senior warden ; H , J. Stockfald ,
( treasurer ; K. ( I. Lnscllo , scribe ; K. E.
Aukoa , Junior warden. The encampment
starts out with bright prospect * ,
At mldnlcht the alarm at the outside door
was sounded and n messenger announced
that Lucy lodge. Daumitcrs of Hoboknb ,
wished to see the uucampmont nnd visit
ing brothers In the opera house below. A
recess was called nnd they proceeded to
the opera house , where the Hobckdhs had
prepared nn elegant repast. After the spread
Past Grand Master Cllno , In n ncnt speech In
behalf of the brothers , thanked tt.o Hobokahs
for tholr hospitality. After nuppcr mem
bers returned to the lodge room nnd finished
the worlc , which was not completed until the
break of tiny.
_ _
xi'KcrAr. i.iMisf..iTirK .su.s.s/o.v.
.South Diiloilu Will Now limn u World' *
I'ntr i\lilhlt : Sure.
YAKKTOX. S. D. , Jan , 15 , [ Special Tele
gram to 1'iin BKC.J The South Dakota
World's fair commission has probably struck
"pay ore" nt last. The commission has la
bored Incessantly for otcht months on various
plans to ralso $ 0,000 for a state exhibit at
the World's fair , but failure has practically
stared them hi the face from every quarter.
Months ago Governor Mollotto was asked to
call a special session of the legislature for
the purpose of securing a World's fair ap
propriation , but the executive declined nnd
the feeling has been that bo was personally
and officially opposed lo a state exhibit. The
commission has contracted some debts , nnd ,
if the work U continued , will contract moro.
There has been no money to worlc with and
tbo commission had just about concluded to
tnrow the whole endeavor up.
But the commission has finally obtained
some executive clemency and the prospects
are good for a special session of the legis
lature at an early day. The governor has ex
pressed a willingness to call u special session
without expense to the stato. Today the
commission wired his excellency that If ho
will accop1. the personal pledges of the com
mission that there will bo no expense accru
ing to the state because of n special session ,
and call the session without delay , the com
missioners will boar the expense. Tbo com
mission is composed of eighteen of the host
mon In South Dakota nnd the pledge Is gilt-
odgcd. Members of the commission say that
if the governor calls the special session , an
appropriation of nt least ? 50,000 may bo
expected because the farmer tnonibers all
feel rich in grain and future prospects. The
governor's reply to the commission will
certainly settle South Dakota World's fair
exhibit prospscts for bettor or worse.
Vankton College.
YAXIUOX , S. D. , Jan. 15. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tun BEU.J E. S. Clarke of Drakota ,
S. D. , has endowed Yntikton college to the
extent of'about ' $3,000 to bo expended In the
construction of nn astronomical observatory ,
which Ml1. Clarke dedicates to tils father. In
the observatory will be mounted n line tolos-
scopo'whlcli1 another philanthropist bestowed
upon the collcgo several years ago.
.1/VM/y ; or MEXICAN ouTf..i\rs. \
Citl7cns of nemln * ; , N. M. , Ask lor Ilut-
tallon of Itegtiliirii.
DCMIXO , , N. M , , Jan. 15. A petition ,
numerously signed , has been sent to the com
manding oOlccr at Fort Bayard , fifty miles
north of Doming , asking thnt , in consequence
quenco of the recent troubles hi Chl-
hunuua , a battalion of troops bo sent to
Doming to remain there In order to pro
tect the citizens against tbo predatory
excursions of small parties of the Mexicans
mentioned. It is tnio thnt many Mexicans
are crossing to this side and it is believed
that Sais and bis band of immediate fol
lowers nro among them , and that they are
preparing for another assault on Mexico
similar to that which Sals recently Jed
against Ascension. Citizens of this vicinity
are really alarmed by thu appearance of the
Mexican outlaws.
Won't Ol\n Up Any Information.
SAX AxTONio , Tox. , Jan. 15. Advices by
telegraph from Captain Francis Hardio ,
commanding troop G at Homa. Tax. , says :
"I wilt start this afternoon for the Bemtado
ranch. Sheriff Sheeloy , with Captain
Brooks of the Texas rangers , has gene to
that vicinity with some spies to locate
Garza. The prosp < 3ets are good for the cnri-
turo of .some of thb leading spirits among the
bandits. "
Captain George Fitch , reporting to Major
Morris at Fort Mclntosh , says :
"People of this section about Bonavidos
ranch rofiiso to give any Information what
ever of Garza , though there is every reason
to bollovo that many of them know consider
able. ' '
ArniH for Our/a. .
EAOI.U PAS ? , , T'o.y. , Jan. 15. Mr. C. F.
Layman , owner of a ranch near Quomados , a
largo Mexican settlement twenty miles above
Euglo Pass ou the Hio Grande , reports that
tliero were four wagon loads of arms
and ammunition sent into Mexico a
tow miles above the ranch thrco or
four days ugo. Ho says two of the
four mule teams wore loaded witb 1,000
carbines and two with ammunition. It is
.supposed that they were loaded cither at
Spofford or some point this side of Del Hto.
Tbo report has emphasized tlio petition of
the Board of Trade that tliero Is actual neces
sity for more troops at Eagle Pass.
Corn for Mexican Snfl'erers.
Ei. PASO , Tex. , Jan. } 5. Reports circulated
by the Garza sympathizers that the Mexican
government-is purchasing nil Imoortedcureals
and refusing to soil or distribute sameIn the
famine stricken districts is without founda
tion. The object of bucti a report Is to arouse
tlio poorer , or peon class against the govern
ment and onlUt tholr support to the revolu
tionary jnovemqnt. Nearly 1,000 cars of
Kansas and Texas corn have been either ex
ported to Mexico or uro now hi transit , des
tined for the Interior for tbo relief of suffer
ers from famine.
Hll.l.lSt : TJIU.U H'JTll K/.V/J.VKS.V.
Sail j'l'.inelxeo In J'ostusNton ol Visiting
Ni'MKiMper Men.
Six Fiuxnsco , Cal. , Jan. 15. The visit
ing delegates to the convention of the Inter
national League of Press clubs bad a busy
day. This .morning they were taken for a
trip around the bay on the big tug Holiof.
The Union Iron Works were visited nnd the
warships in process of construction
inspected. At Hunter's Point dry dock a
couple of whalers were lowered into tbo dock
for the bonellt of the visitors. Alcatraz ,
Angel and Goat Islands were visited nnd at
noon -an elaborate lunch was served at
Sunslloto in the Pacific Yacht club houso.
After u short run into San Pablo bay to Hod
Hock , the tug steamed back to Sim Francisco
and tbo delegates were driven to the rooms
of tbo San Francisco Press club , where a
short session of the convention was bold.
This ovonlnp ut tbo Powell Street thoutor
a largo audlanca listened to the public proceed -
coed ings. Addresses were made by T ,
Keenan , William H. Worrell , A. K. Pearsall ,
Mrs , Upham , L. -Mookln , Charles M.
Shortridgo and Foster Coates on the news
papers of tomorrow , mechanically , editor
ially and artistically considered.
Miss ICato Field's ' subject was "Why I
Founded n Hovlow in Washington , " B. J ,
Nowton. Miss Ulla Prostor Otis , Mar
shal P. Wilder and Mrs , Frame
Leslie , spoke on personal recollections of
n journalist ; WV. . Wlldo ou "Joys ot
Journalism by an Old Hand , " and a paper by
General Felix Angus on 'Journalism of the
South , " Af tor the mooting tbo delegates wore
uhowu through Chhmtown ,
This uftornoon , after n bay excursion , the
ladles of the party wore given a reception in
the mnrblo palace of the Palace hotel by the
wives of the members of the Press club ,
The Dentil Koll.
PAWS , Jon. 15. [ Now York Herald Cable
Special to TIIK BKK. | Ernest Christoph ,
a sculptor of talent , died Friday , ngod 03.
GrmtuA , la. , Jan. 15. [ Special to TIIK
BBC. 1 John B , Wlckhaui , the oldest man In
lowu died today aged 11N ) years. Ho was
born iu Franklin county , Virginia , and at
tended Washington's inauguration In Now
York. Death was caused by la grippe.
Kleiiiner Arrival * ,
At Now York Stoainor City of Berlin ,
from Liverpool.
At IClnsalo-PAssed : Hunlc , from Now
York for Liverpool ; Italia , from Now Yoru
for Liverpool.
At OenoaFulda , from Now York.
At Breuiorhavoa Trave , from Now York.
fMIIt * IlTltlllMA TII1A flf IMlir
SHE lAPlllllD 1IIL ULRK ,
Lively Career of a Now Jorsay Woman at
Sioux Oily ,
NOT EASILY SHAKEN BY HER LOVER ,
AfterHertirlngii South llakotiitDlvorro Mr .
Iliililmrd Wont In Search nf
ricmiire. Hut It Was
Temporary.
SIODX CITV , la , , Jan. 15 , [ Special Tele
gram to Tnr. Bnn. ] Last summer n sensa
tion was caused In the fashionable circles ot
Now York by the advent of MM. Nina Hub-
bard of Hod Banks , N. J. , nt Sioux Falls for
tbo puruosu of .securing a dlvorco from her
husband , who is u wealthy merchant. Dur
ing her residence at bioux Falls Mrs. Hub- ,
hard made the acquaintance of Clant Brown ,
a clerk In Van Eppa' ' dry goods store , and so
much gossip was occasionedby their actions
that ho was discharged by his omplovxw. It
was announced that , they were engaged.
Brown fell sicit nnd Mrs. Hubbard moved
Into his rooms and nursed him , and on lib
recovery refused to leave him.
January C the pair came loSioux City and
registered at the hotel as William Smith nnd
wife. Within n few days it was found that
Brown was trying to shake the woman. Ono
day ho wont to the station but she .followed
him , boarded the train , pulled the bell rope
nnd compelled him.to return. A few days
later they departed for the Black Hills , but
Brown jumped off the train at the city limits.
Mrs. Hubbard promptly returned and spent
several days vainly .searching this city and
Sioux Fails for Brown. She now says thnt
she will return to her parents at Hod Banks.
Defeated ills I'nrtners.
LIMAHS : , In. , Jan. in , [ Special Telegram
to THU CUE. ] John Butler , who was ar
rested for obtaining money under false pretenses -
tenses , was discharged today , the Justlco
holding that the state had no cause for ac
tion. . Butior is the party who was nrrostod
In Chicago some tlmo ago and brought to Lo-
mars a few days ago oh complaint of i\ local
bank which had cashed ono of his chocks on
the Midland Elevator company of Sioux
City. Butior was vice president and man
ager of the company , which was operating n
line of elevators along the Sioux City &
Northern. Butior claimed the other mem
bers of the firm were trying to freeze him
out , and in order to protect himself and se
en ro his share of the profits ho draw checks
to the amount of about $5QOO , bad them
cashed at local banks along tbo line and ap
propriated tbo proceeds. This the company
claims ho had no right to do and bad htm
prosecuted for obtaining racuoy uudQi- false
pretenses.
Hauliers bcntonced to Jail.
CnnsTox , la. , Jan. 15. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BKC.J About one year ago the Fon-
tauello bank of Fontanello , la. , failed , owing
the depositors about 510,000. WosloyTnylor |
and A. E. Jackson , as officers of the bank ,
were indicted by the grand jury and arrested ,
and at the finishing of their trial yesterday
nt Groonilold , Adair county , they were found
guilty of receiving deposits after having
knowledge of the bank's insolvency. Judge
Henderson sentenced thorn each to four
months hi the county jail and pay a fine of
WOO. A. E. Jacisson is a son of .lames Jack
son , a prominent stock dealer of Chicago.
t'01.1) ir
I.o\vTemperature In the Xorlhuoxt Heavy
SIIOUH In thu Ilasl.
POTTSVIU.E , Pa. , Jan. 15. The biegest
snowstorm of the bcason visited Pottsvillo
today. Up to noon about fivo-lnchos had
fallen. Incoming trains on. the Pennsyl
vania nnd Lonfgh Volley5-oads wore delaved
by drifls.
New YoiiK , Jan. 15. Five inches of snow
foil here this morning ana incoming trains
are somewhat delayed ,
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Jau. 13. This , week 1ms
boon ono.of ttio ' coldest over experienced in
the ontlro north'wost , but tliero lies been llt
tlo or no wind stirring nnd a great part of
the ordinary discomfort was absent. The
last very cold winter was four yc.irs ago ,
when the great Dakota blizzard caused over
200 deaths. The present cold Is of the in
tense variety. There is llttlo or no snow on
tbo ground In this section. Farther to the
north and west there has been snow , out it is
very light. Last night was prob
ably the coldest qf the season.
The mercury went down until it froze in
many localities. In fact , all through
the northern part of the state , in Manitoba ,
North Dakota and In the Canadian north
west temperature ranged from U0 = to 50 =
below zero in spirit thermometers. In this
city it ; recorded " 0 ° below nt the weather
bureau and in various parts of the city
therinninotcrs recorded from 5 ° tolO = lower.
At 0 o'clock this morning It was OS3 below
at Potnblnn in the northern part of North
Dakota. Fergus falls ropoits . ' )0 ) = below
this morning , this being the sixteenth con
secutive morning with the mercury below
zero. Bismarck reports temperature at il ! =
below , St. Vincent -10s below , Moorhcad
! iS ° below nnd Winnipeg 4'i = > bolow. A
heavy snow storm Is reported at Elk Point ,
S. D. , but hero It is clear and cold.
//OA"7.SyT ( > ! ' . I 1 > Kit It I.Kit.
.Money Iteeel\e < l Tliroiljjh Mistake Itutnrneil
Alter a Lapse ot ITie Vi-iirs.
MiiAVAVKcr , WIs. , Jiiii. 15. ( Special Tele
gram to TJIE BELI I After a lap'aoof nearly
three years Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt , nn aged
woman In poor circumstances living nt115
Maple street , today received a $ .1 gold piece
which oho had given oy mistake for a penny
to a mustard peddler. The pedulpr was John
Darow , who had found the gold jncco among
his change nftor a day's journey , uud knowIng -
Ing that' ho hud received It by mistake ,
turned It over to the police. Falling to find
a claimant for 1 : , the police after some time
urged Darow to take tbo money , but , ho ab
solutely refused , saying that it did not be
long to him. Hecontly a friend of Darow's
heard that an old woman bad lost a gold
piece by ulvlng It to a mustard peddler , mis
taking It for a penny , Darow sougtit the old
woman , and recollecting that ho bud sold her
the mustard , satisfied Inmsolt thnt tlio was
honest In her claims , and today had the pollco
turn the money over to her.
li'H I'ut Woman Dead.
KAHMA/.OO , Mich , Jan. -Special [ Tele-
grumtoTitii Bun.J Adam Foropaugh's cele
brated fat woman , Mrs. Hannah Buiuicll ,
died last night near Bronson Qf tlio grip , She
had not traveled for -Bovouul yoaw slnco bho
began losing llosb. At the titno of her death
she weighed less than -100 pounds , She was
the mother of two bright children , who are
of 'but ordinary aizo. Mrs. Buuncll pos
sessed her greatest weight when -J years
old , but llltn all stdo tiliow attractions , never
made the true weight public. She was 'M
yours old nt the time of her death.
I'rritlt ) tei Inns IteUxnif.
NIAV YOIIK , Jan. 15. The committee of the
Presbyterian assembly on the revision of the
Confession of Faith today amended section 1
chapter 10 on "free will" i > o as to read "God
hath endowed the will of man with that
natural liberty thnt It Is neither forced , nor
by any absolute necessity of nature do'tcr-
uiluoJ to good or evil , wherefore man Is and
remains a free moral agent , retaining full re
sponsibility for all his acts In his , states nllko
of inuoceiicoof sin , of grace aud of glory. "
Will lieu Candidate.
CHICAGO , 111. , Jan , 15. The Dolly News'
wil ) aujr tomorrow that A , M , Jones , cuair-
niau of thu republican state central committee -
too , has decided to become u candidate for
thu republican nomination for governor ot
Illinois ,
I liu l'imor ( ,
Ind. , Jau , -Today Mortimer
Stewart , a member of the Methodist Episco
pal church , was 11 nod for .vhlpplue Ids' pas
tor , the Hor. J. H. Sands of CoiloKo Corner.
I'lttubtirt ; ' * ( Jood People.
PiTTSiuiia , Pa. , Jmi. 15.- The suits Insti
tuted by the Law and Order league of this
city against the newsboy * , nowsJonlotH ami
others for soiling newspapers on Sunday ,
which were to havo" boon hoard today , Imvo
bcon postponed until tomorrow ou agreement
of counsel , Those cases nro the bagmnlng of
n movement against the Sunday nowspnpors ,
but notwithstanding this the news com
panies dcclaro they will sell papers as usual
on Sunday.
- Mlt. UK VAN'S I'UOMISKS.
kn'it Vonni ; CoiiKremmmi Will Pro-
tret Ills Corporation I'rlrmN.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Jan. 1ft. iSpoolal
Telegram to THE BKB. | Mr. Bryan of Ne
braska has taken n largo contract on hU
Jiands. Jn addition to free salt , frco binding
twine , free lumber nnd free barbed wlro ho
ha promised Tree coal , Iron ore , cotton ties
and other articles which really Involve a
gcnoi-al revision * of the tariff. If what ho
p.'omls9s Were to bo carried out In good
faith thorn would bo no reason why all the
schedules fhould not bo rovlsod , The demo
cratic hotisp , In addition to free wool , could
hardly afford to give the Now linglnnd mini-
ufncUirors frco coal and Iron ere without
mnklng.u pretty heavy cut Into the Iron nnd
stcol schedules. But .thuro Is In icnltty no
intention of putting iron or coal on the free
list. That would strike too many democratic
congressmen.
It was Gorman who , -in 18811 , so bitterly nnd
successfully .opposed the tarjff comihlsslon's
recommendation for a reduction on coal of
25 cents n tog. Mr. Bryan In Ills bill shields
the trust by maklnc provision for free bind
ing twlno nlouo. Tbo cordngo trust controls
not only the blndlnir twine product but every
spoclos of rope and cordugo. It hns bean
steadily forcing up the prices of nil ftirletlus
of ropo. The only way It can bo brought to
tlmo is by reducing the duties In the on tire
cordngo schedule. But Hoformor Brvnu is
at great pains to do nothing of the kind.
WOIIK of nn : iwyiHiits
Discovery of u Iliininn .HIiuiKlitcr House In
Indian Torrltory.
CiiAXiir.n , Old , , Jan. 15. For years the
disappearance of travelers In the Indian
country across the river from here hag boon
frequent and mysterious. Today iu a dcuso
wood a mile from the stage road a house was
found which was approached only by a long
circuitous trail and there the mysterious dls-
nppoarancoa were explained. The house's
construction snows that it was built by
aud for the use of robbers nnd crim
inals aonorally. It Is a cabin of eight rooms ,
ono bohtnd the noxt. In the doorway be
tween thn first nnd second was found a trap
over which the unwary stranger must pass.
By an arrangement of bolts this trap , which
led to n largo cavern bolow. could bo worked
much like au execution scaffold. That mur
der was the purpose of tbo trap was shown
by the discovery of hair , dried blood and
bones on the rocks at the bottom of the pl s
under the trap. The inhabitants of the den ,
however , are missing.
Tennessee Allliinco Mun.
JACKSOX , Miss. , Jan. 15. The nlllanco
members of the legislature mot iu secret
caucus In the sonata chamber at 7:1)9 : ) o'clock
and are , at 11 p. ra. , still at work with closed
doors. They seem to bo marshaling [ all tholr
forces for the final struggle over the sena
torial fight on Tuesday noxt. President
Jamison of the alliance and "other prominent
men of the order , not members of the IcgUla-
turo , are here.
Troubles.
BAI.TIMOKK. Jan. 15. Edmund S. Altnutt ,
Ernstus D. Nixon nnd John H. C. Gold.s-
borough , mom bora of n boot and shoo firm ,
made an assignment this uftornoon to Henry
C. IConnard , trustee , who filed a bond of
$150,000 , Indicating assets of half that amount.
MiiAVAtiKBi : , Wis. , Jan. 15. Partnership
troubles led to the npppmtmoot of n receiver
today for the trunk manufacturing firm ot
Abel , Back & FltzKorald. ,
To Aid Ireland.
DETHOIT , Mich. , Jan. 15. At a largo gath
ering of tbo Irish-Americans In this city this
evening , Detroit branch of the Irish Na
tional Federation oLAmorlca was organised
by Dr. Fox , M. P. , 01 Kings county , Ireland.
Objects of tbo association nro to earnestly
and actively sustain , the cause of'homo riilo
for Ireland witli moral aud material aid.
a
l-'lre ICccord.
PjTTauuiiOj Jan. 15. Shortly before mid
night touiahtfiro destroyed the Loader build
Ing on Fifth avenue. The fire also com
municated to the Aland block adjoining. The
total loss to the Loader Is $00,000 , with Kl-V
000 insurance. Adjoining buildings were
damaged to the amount of $11,000 : fully in
sured. The oriciii of tbo lire is unknown.
Water ut Atlanta.
ATLANTA , Ga. , Jau , 15. The river has
risen so rapidly nt Homo that the disasters of
the Hood of 1SSC are foarcd. Tbo merchuuts
began yesterday removing tholr goods. The
water encroached upon the city rapidly and
today reached thirty-seven foot and ono-flfth
iucli , loss than three feet of the high water
rn&rk of 18SO.
Disappeared the I'midx.
Cor.u.Mitus , O , , Jan. 15. President Langtry
and other members of the Natiopul Stone
Masons association report that James Tracy ,
tbo treasurer , of Baltimore has disappeared
with $1,000 , funds belonging to tbo associa
tion , Tracy has a wife ana oleyou children
in Baltimore.
Moving Speotnele.
Boston Transcript : "That is Orpheus -
phous , " said the young iiuui ; "lio wua
a wonderful musician. IIo watt auelrn.
forceful player as to move trees and
StOll03. ! ' T
"So , " roiilicil tlio old tjoMlcioan ,
looking at thq statiio in u contemplative
mood ; "noi so badj but you never heard
that cousin of youra play. ShoV only a
little puny tiling , but they Jo say fiho'H
made no less than twelve whole /uniiliofl /
move , and I guess it's no mpro'u tlio
truth. "
TORTURING ECZEMA
Editor Town Plain Healer CiireJ of lit-
hiiH'uniblo Itching anil P.iiu by
the Cullciira He.meillcs.
No-Less Thau Fhe I'JiysIcInug Consulleil.
Their Combined Wisdom Followed
bciicilt.
I nui > Utylx ycu old. In AiiKiixt , 1-W , wui
troubled wltli tlio peculiar kln disease to wlileli p < >
plo or my ago uro subject , known iimunu lueillcul
men nt eivuinii. H' llrnt iippeuniuea HIM iieur
liu ntiklos , It rnpldly extemtiHl orer tlio lower
uxtrcmltlei until my k'K were nciirly ynn ruw BOIOJ
from K'KS the trouble vitciidtMl ucro s Hio liifjn ,
iliuiililori luul tlio ontlro Icnuth of Ilia arm ] , tlio leu *
uuJ urnn Kri'ntlitvollen ulUi 1111 llultlux , liurnlnn
] nllll , without ( ussliUoil. Altliouxlj ) ho Lv5t lubUciil
uilvlcn nttuiuiiUlo employed , no lean tliiui llvo
phynlclun * i f the plncolivlox < oiuultiul nud tt.o pre ,
( crlptlons buliitf tlio looult of tliolrtomulnoJ wUilum
llio ( ] luiii > o , tliuuuh nppurt'ntly Oicokuil , u'ouW Kcur
In a funrUnya un but ! tin ever ; ilurluu U pnvross my
wvlulit full uwuy ubout twentlvo | pou'uU. ' Aaua
experiment I buuun tlio iiaoof Ct'ilctMU , foliovtlnu
tbo klmplo umt plain InBtructloiiK vlrcn vllli tbu
llBMiniKn : , ivm ! In four weeks round myself well , with
kin of t nud nuUirnl In color , tlui ItfblUK uuil pain
entirely rulloruil. W. It. JIHAD ,
KJItorJuwil > 'liln ) IJeulor , Ca co , Iu ,
Cuticura Resolvent
The now Jllnnil and bkln I'urlMcr , tlio gri-utmt of
lliimor Kcnu'illu" , Inturnully tlu clvuii o tlio MooJitit
all liupurltla * un'l ' polnouous olouiuntt.uiu ) tuuf.ro
IIKJVO tlq ) euum ) , iinil ( , 'i'T i'JU , tlie reut Bkln C'uro ,
unit Cirnci'iiA bn.\r , un oxquUlto Bkln rurigur
Biiil JloautlUur , ntkTiinlly , ( to clear tUu klu ami
icnlp , ami ro toro the hair ) , | iev > llly euro uv ry Iiuiqor
uml illieiuo of Ihonkln , ix-alpunj bluoU , with loin of
liulr , whether Itching , tiurnlnv , eculy , pimply , uml
blotcliy , ( vlivllior uluiple , pofuluu , boredllury , or
contnxloun , wUcn jiliy Iclun ud ull otbtr rciucdlo
fall. _ _ _
Sold everywhere. rrlto.Oimi'i'iiA.Mc , ! < ur , 2Jo.i
ltt.sin.Vk.Nr.il lYcmnre.i liv the I'DfTMl llui'i , AMI
ClIKMICAl , nilirmUTIOX. nouiillj
fur'-Ilowtofurot-klu IH en o > , "
I'l.lCS , black hcadi , ruuxli , red , ti ppoiliul |
oily > klu curoJ Ur Cl'TU tlltA 8dAe.
FREE FROM'RHEUMATISM
it OXK MlNt'TU TIIC1
ANlH'AIN I'l.ASVKII tull Vl' tlmu
Kilo , jn > l llo , IIID. kWn-jy , ctiml
uuKUlnrpuint anil trvukuu i. ,
Urit Bad only p laIIUng plaittr.