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Is TWENTY-SECOND YEAH. OMA1JA , WEDNESDAY MOHNJNG , OCTOBER 12 , 1802. NUMBER 115.
LITTLE PROGRESS
Much Trouble in Eolecting a Jury in tlio
Irvine Case.
HOW FISHER REGARDS THE SHOOTING
Ono 1'rrp'irnl .Inrvmaa UnlicnltntliiRl ) '
Declares 'Hint Montgomery' * Miiycr
' 'niilil itpect : No .Merey from
Him UctallHol tha Day.
LtxtoiANeb. . , Oct. 11. fSpcclal
pr.im toTiir. HP.C.J The Interest lu the lr
vine trial Is growing Intense nnd from to
moriow on iho court room will doubllcss be
crowded , especially when It Is known ttal
Irvine himself will Inko iho sinml In his
own defense. Ho will bo examined by
Juuco l > owor. < of Salt Lake Clti
unct will glvo in detail the
whole history ot his movement !
from the time ho left Salt Lake City lu ibt
moment oi tbo iragedy. Mr. Irvine todaj
has several times given evidence of lh <
menial dlsircss lhai wns so noticeable for t
few days nuccccdlng Ibo Iracedy , and ho ba ;
been noticed to frequently shade his oyci
with bis hands aud several tlmou there wa ;
n suspicious gleam of moisture nbout hi :
eyes. This feeling Is not Induced by nn.\
nervousness or apprehension as to the prob
able outcome of tba trial , but caused in on
by the painful recollection of the past.
The public will hardly know until It read :
these lines how near both sides catno ti
being .satisfied . with a Jury this afternoon
When thoslalo waived llssccond peremptory
challenge shortly before 4 o'clock there wai
n hurrlud consulliillon among the attorney :
for the defense. The question as to Iho cc
coptanco of the Jury as It stood \vnaserlousl ;
discussed and wns almost so decided. 1
will occasion no surprise It the Jury Is a
copied bcloru cither side have oxhaustei
their peremptory cuallcnccs. As soon ns th
Jury is secured the stnlemont of the cas
will bo made by Attorney Snell. Ho will b
followed by Attorney Abbotl , who will prc
scut tbo line of the defense.
Mrs. Irvine will not bo n witness unlcs
summoned by the prosecution.
Proci-cd lilts oftlio Day.
When court wns called County Attorney
Snell rccnll U the Juryman , Solomon Grim
who wa passed for cause Instoveulng. Mr
Grim was asked by the county nttorno ;
whether or nut bo would require gronte
proof when the accused set up the plea o
itiBinlty. Tbo state challenged Mr. Grin
for cnuso , but thn dcfonso resisted nnd th
court ovci ruled thu challenge.
H A. llendricka and J. AI. Armstron )
passed a very searching examination us t
lliulr knowludi-o of Iho cuso. Ono of th
questions put to Iho latter by tha ilcfons
was : "If the weight of lLo testimony oi
both sides is equal , which way will you dij
cldc ns to the guilt or innocence of Ihe nc
cusei" The court promptly overruled th
question. Cnarlei Genucbl was n very sat
isliictory Juryman and wus passed for cause
W. D. Kastmnn , a young burnossmukor , wa
tlio Ilrst slnglo man called to the. Jury. H
wns passed for cause , and the pant
wns full. Mr. C. B. Cumpbull wa
recalled by the defense for fur
thcr examination. Oil his cxamlnalio
yesterday ho testified that he had alrcad
formed and expressed an opinion us to th
guilt or innocence of the ucuusod. Ho wu
challenged for cnuso bv the state , out thodc
fcnso resisted und tub challenge was wilt
drawn. This morning , nflcr repcutinc : sov
crul questions , the defense challenged nil
for cause and ho was excused. James Hello
wus called , but after answering a row ques
lions ho was excused for cause. K M. Goo
convinced Iho court that bo was too HICK
mnn to servo , and bo was permitted to relln
A. FrcdricKion would nave been a good vtli
ness in Denmark , but ho could't unucrstm ,
Knglish well nnoucu to pass muster. A. I
llialt had an opinion runt ho was challenge
for cause by the defense. Allen Stoworse :
cnpod for the sumo icnson. So did W. I
Collln. A. A. licemor was accepted and tl
panel again tilled.
Another I'olut Tor the DoOnso.
When the panel was llllod for the first tin
the court niinouticed Hint peremptory c.Ui :
leifgcs would be made made In the followin
manner : Defense 4 , stnto , dcfcn.su
stale U , dcfonau , state 1 , uofcnso , state
The dcfciibu objected und thu court teethe
the matter under consideration.
The dismissal of C. B. Campbell ncccsa
tatcd the examination of the other jury mci
AVhon tbo panel wus again lilted llio court si
usldo bis former ruling and announced ihi
the peremptory challcngoa would oo made :
follows : State 1 , dofoiiao ! ) , stnto 1 , dnfun )
! l , stnlo 1 , dofcns' ) ! l , Etnto 1 , aafcneu U , stnl
1. defcnso ' , ' , Htato 1 nnd UofcmsoS. Th
wns looked upon as n decided advanlago i
Ibo defense , iind It wns Iho second llmo I
the trial that iho defense gained by Iho rn
incs of the court , Iho Ilrst time being whe
Mr. Lambcrtson was barred from the prosi
cutlon.
' Solomon Grim wns iho first violim of tl
< j state's peremptory challenge , nnd the d
( Icnsu tniirkcd oft W. D. Kastmnn. The d <
fcnsp used its second peremptory chailonc
/ on Clark Shocucy , nnd Its third upon I
O'llallorcn. from this point the cxumn
ullon ol Jurymen proceeded rapldlv , nn
twelve men weto culled rapidly. With 11
exception of two men , who were excused f (
Ignorance , all of the Jurymen staled Un
they had moil positive opinions us to tl
guilt or innocence of the accused , Oi
Juryman , L. K , Fisher , n farmer , crentt
qulto n stir in iho court room , when nskcd I
Uio defense upon what bisnplnion was base
by answering that Uio prisoner had no nc ]
to shoot Montgomery. The Judge ordcn
thu man to step nsldo.
At : ii4r > , nftcr the defense hnd made 1
Ihlrd peremptory Rballunce , the state wutvi
its righl lo challenge. Thornupon Iho d
fopHU dismissed Alfred ilomlreo , QUO of U
Jurymen passed yesterday afternoon. Win
tba court adjourned at fi o'clock llfty-thr
Juryman had been examined. The sinio hi
challenged two and waived one , while t
dcfonso bad challenged six. Just prior
adjournment Mr , Birdsnll , one of the Jut
mun who hud been passed , asked to bo F.
uusod en the ground of poor boaltb. II
permission was grantor.
Shortly before tuldnlgtil Monday evening '
M. Lambcrlson applied to the supreme cou
for a mandamus to compel Uio district cou
to permit him to upponr in the cnsu. Tc
loprc.seiitutlvu of Tun BUB Mr , Lamberts
stntcd this morning llmt ho did not expccl
decision nt once , in fact ho felt conlldo
that iho wupromo court' uouhl not intorfu
during the progress of this trial , but wou
decide It us a mere matter of law later.
Sioux Illlllillll on u VUII ,
KMUIISUV , Nub. , Oct. 11 , ( Special to T
BUB. , Three hundred Santee Sioux India
uro vUiilng their reu brethren , the Wlnt
bagocs , nl the ngeney. A few months ngot
AVinnebnKo Indians paid the Sintco Slo
Indians n visit and received u goodly iiuml
of presents. In return the Wlnuobagc
will make presents lo their visiting bretbr
and the great slauahtor of dogs , beeves n
bogs to supply ttio douintida of their ci
ulvorous appetites Is a sight worth steiug.
Ili-ulrli'o I'lirut-iK ( 'upliiri'd.
itui' , Nob. , Oct. II , [ Special Tc
gram to Tin : BiiSheriff : : ] Kya rsturn
Ibis afternoon from Falls City , bringing w
him Guy Carroll , ono ot Iho negro furgi
who recently forced the name of their fern
employer , C. It. lieiiueiu Stewart xvas
refctcd nt Lincoln a dny or two nco , aad b (
culprits will bo arruiijncd before Jucl
Hrowu tomorrow on thu charge of forgery
ruiorctl uu Onuiliit ii ,
KIICMONT , Neb. , Oct. 11. [ Special to T
HrE.i Judge Wlllluta Marshall yestord
roudurcd u Jjdcment against James
Bhr T fur tOi& < Ul In the cute at I
Omnhu National bank against Shrcve ,
Jnrvis , "c Co , and adjourned court until next
Friday , when Judge Sullivan will hold n
two days' session hero.
Olinnri'llor Ciinllrlil at Pom ,
I'Eitf. Nob. , Oct. 11. [ Special to Tnr
Ilr.ii.J Chancellor Can Held of the Slate unl'
verslty spoke to n largo nudlenco In ' .be
normal chapel last nlht , subjict , "ICduo.i1
tloti and iho Slaio. " Ho Inlroduced his ro
maiUs by speaking of Iho friendliness ihul
existed bctvccn Iho normal nnO tbo uiilvcr
Elty. Tbo lecture lasted for an hour anil
onn-hnlf. utter which n Mcopllon was I.eld It
honor of Iho chancellor.
rro sod O .Street In S.irrty.
LINCOLN , Nob. , Oct. 11 , [ bpoclal Tele
pram to TIIR Bic.J ; The KocH Island pcoph
crossed O street tonight. At 7 o'clock n larg <
force of men began tearing un pavement , run
by midnight the crossing was effected. N <
opposition wus offorcd , although the motion
of BaiiKct Ilinry 1C. Lewis for permission tc
tnterveuo U still pending in the dlalrlc
court.
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
Sensational Trstlnioiiy at tlio .Miller In
quest Secretly Tul.'vn.
The coroner's Itiqacst on Ibe doatb of thi
lUo ( Mayor Miller was continued In Corone :
Maul's undertaking rooms at 'J o'clock yes
tcrdnv afternoon.
Oftlcer Yimous detailed a con vocation hi
hnd held with n man named Bob LiUikina ot
the Friday after the tragedy , In which thi
latter stated that ho could put his bands oi
one ot the men who was with the Into mayoi
on Tuouluy morning. Ho gnvo tha name o
ono of the mon and suld that both ot lh <
men lived In South Omaha.
The Jury hero began all talking at once
nnd out of the chaos It finally evolved tha' '
tbo Jury wanted those two moa found am
brought bcloro them.
Witness denied Hint ho had said that li
tiad stated on Saturday nltrht that he conk
cut his bund on the murderer of Mayo :
Miller.
Oniccr Duhols was called , but know uoth
ne ; about the case except from hearsay. II
icnrd Officer Vnnous SUV ho coulu lay hi
land on "tho man. " Witness also wus nc
qtuuntcil with ono ot the men who was will
Mavor Miller on thu dny of bis ( tenth nui
could glvo u description of ono of them.
An attorney named Miller asuod that th
'ooin ' bo cleared with tbo exception of
stenographer and himself and tbo rcqucs
, vas compiled with.
x ix .1 itr.iis MILL.
Two .Menro Killed und Mt Itadly III
.jurrd by tlm Acnldimt.
OitoNO , Mo. , Oct. 11. Two largo digester
n Iho Baker Pulp and Paper company'
mill exploded this morning , cuuslnir ttc los
of two liven and iho injury of six persons
One of the mammoth digesters was throw :
WU feet into tbo nlr , and hugo Iron beam :
imtjers and bricks were scattered hundred
of feel from the site of tbo buildings
{ Ichard iCain , u Gorman , was killed out
right , William Kddy of Orouo was terrlbl ;
Injured , and died soon after being talpn ou
of the ruins. Walter Smith , Austin White
more and William Buchanan were taken ou
with Rcilous Injuries , nnd William Crosby
II. Fan-ell and .1 nines McQueen wew badl ,
bruised. 1'ho total los will roach eve
fliOU.OUO , and over 150 persons ore deprive
of employment.
Will Treat with Mm Commissioners.
Gi'riiuii : , O. T. , Oct. 11. The Cboroke
commission has received from the Klow :
Comanche and Apache Indians , ofllclal It
'ormatioii that those Irlbes are prepared !
treat with the commission for tlu sale c
their liind.1 , Tlio commission has olterc
to pay the Indians S'J.oOO.OOO for the rosidu
of their lauds , ; 1. < MO.OOO acres , left after a |
portioning to cnnh male meitiber of tn
tribes lli'J ' acres. The land Is sltuuted in tli
southern part of the territory. A larco poi
tiou of it Is of a Uno ti''ricullural charade
and much of it is rich in minerals.
Dodge. Cciuity rolltics.
Fiir.Moxr , Nob. , Oct. 11. [ Special to Tn
Her. I A. U. Brlggs declines to nllow hi
name to bo used for county attorney on U
republican licket.
Next Smurdav in this city will bo heUl tb
joint dnbato between Crounso and Va
Wycl : in tbo afternoon , and in the cvcnlii
the democrats will have their lirst "bio
out , " which will consist of music , torch li.-l
parade and speaking In the opera house b
the lion. J. Sterling Morton , N. S. Wulbac
nnd others.
.MovcmcntM of Ocean Steamers.
At Moville Arrived Anchorin , from Ne
Vorlt.
At. Bremer Haven Arrived Saalc , fro :
Now York.
At Fastnct Slgbled Teutonic , from No
York.
At Philadelphia Arrived British Pnt
cess , from Liverpool.
At Now York Arrived WuoMnnd , fro
Antwerp.
At Southampton Arrived--Lahn , fro
Now York.
They Were all Drowned.
IV.itT lit itox. Mich. , Oct. 11. There cc
now bo no question as lo Iho fate of tl
steamer Nashua , ns this morning iho boil
of a woman was picked up ubout tun
miles below Godcrlcb , Out. It was Idptu
lied ns that of Mrs. Captain Shcpurd i
Brockway Center. Mich. , who win aecot :
paiiymghcr husband on Iho lust Irip of U
Nashua. H wns the Ilrst tidings received :
to llio f.itu ot tbo crew nnd two women.
Are Hack trom Hnrlug Sea.
Ks ruvM.S'-o ' , C.il. , Oct. 11. Tlio Unite
States revenue cutter Hlchnrd Kusu nrrlvt
this morning from Boring so.i , which st
has patrolled during the sealing season. Tl
Hanger IH expected to return hero In a fo
ilay , hut the Af.nms nnd Boar will remaIn
In Hcrini ; s'-u until Docombcr 1 ,
Naval . lo\enieiiin.
Kr.posnCsl. : . , Oct. 11. Tbo cruise
Chnrloston uud Baltimore , which have bc <
lying in the hurbor tlnco Friday , were Jolin
by Iho San Francisco this morning , and
noon tbo three vcssuU sailed for Mazatlan
Mex. , bound for the Atlantic.
In ( . 'oniieetleut.
NKW JUvix : , Conn. , Oct. 11. The ICnigli
of Columbus of Connecticut are celobrntli
the Columbus anniversary hcto today.
n i.i7 mn 1'uitt.v.mm ,
It Will lln Slnmrry mill Colder Today
Nclmiikii.
W.\IIINOTOX , I ) . C. , Oct. ll.--Foivcast 1
Wednesday ; For Nebraska and the Djkot
Increasing eloiuliuoss , with Khowci
tirlhlt und high south winds , shifting
northwest ; much colder by Thursday mot
I ni. ' .
For Iowa--Showers In west portion ; fa
followed by showers during the afternoon
ulcht in east itortlons ; brisk nnd cleh soul
weal winds , binding to west ; much colder
'i'ljursday morulnp.
l.oeal itvroril.
OrTlfK OK THU WCATIICK BuilEAf , O\t.\l
Oct. 11. Oinuhu record of tcmporaturu a
rainfall compared with corresponding day
pasi four years :
. , . IfM. 1S01. ISM. IS
. . = = = '
Maximum temperature. . . TS cu Ttf
Mliiliniini teiuiior.ituio. . . W3 l = 'ija &
Aturairu tuitipcraturo ni = > 57 = ( JP G
I'rc'c-lpliution CK ) , co . ' . ' 5 ;
Statcinciit showing the condition ot tc
pcruturu utid procipltntlon at Omaha for I
day aud slnco March 1 , IbW , as compai
with the ( ictierul average :
Normal tfiuucraturo fi
K\u < s fur lliuday ' )
Uoiloioiuy siiu'u Marcli I , . . , , jy
Norniiil picrinltatlnii oflln
DelleU'iK-y for tlio duv ojju
Deaclvncy ulnru March I s.c" Incl
G. K. L.HVTO.S , Observer ,
WAR SHIPS OF THE NATIONS
Magnificent Naval P.cvlow in Now York
Harbor in Honor of Columbus.
COUNTLESS THOUSANDS CHEER THE SIGHT
Star * mid Stripe * In ( Jlnrlomly AjjgrcMlvc
i : liloiicc.-VcsiirU that I'rutirt tlir 1'iiD-
plr.'N Honor and Ships Hint deartho
rrodiictaota I'cuploVi Industry.
Nnw YOIIK , Oct. II. Toda Now Vorkors
nrc seeking pleasure , ns vigorously ns they
usually seek ttio almighty dollar. Kvory-
body lius given lilmsclt over to the delights
ol the Columbian celebration. Tbo nuviil
parade today wns a grand sight but nothing
eomp.irod to tbo picture presented by tbc
countless thousands of the people who us
gambled along the shores nnd the bay to sec
It , It was simply sublime. The most ooii'
scrvntlvo boar on U'ull street woula have
said a million people at the very lo.vost call'
mate saw .ho p.mido.
Everything in tbo town scorned to nnvo n
MAR attached to it. Even thostori ) , hard-vis
aged old manipulator of stocks onu bond !
throw off his c\ld \ ) dignity nnd stuck n little
banner of rod , \vliKo and liluo in the lapel ol
Ins coat. The hnlf-slnrvod creatures froti :
the ran shops of Hosier street , Mulberrj
Uoud and Five Points forgot their pains txtul
hardships and wont down to see the parade
nnd nearly every mother's son of them hud
the emblem of American freedom nbout him
in some slmpo or other.
Star Spangled llanncr.Supreme.
Stars nnd stripes rule the town. Flags
of ovary nation under the sun arc to bo scan ,
but the beautiful banner of the union out
numbers them all put together a thousand tc
one. There was an exodus from thn easl
side of New York toJny and from Brooklyn
too. It began bright nnd early , and by noon
the streets seemed deserted. 13very human
bein ; : scorned to have sought some point ol
vantage on the west side where it coulu sec
the great monarch's of the oeoan come up tbc
bay In ono grand llset. No ouo was disap
pointed. It was aslant never to bo forgotten
ton , and probably not to bo soon again bj
this generaltou.
The start , was made nt 1:30 : o'clock Iron
Graveser.d buy. Tuero were three column ;
in the parade and thu diUauco between end
column was ! ! 00 yurcls. The foreign ship-
occupied tin center , the United States vessels
sols on oilber side as an escort. As the lint
rcaened the Narrows H salute of twenty-otic
cuns was llrcd from oithur shore.
First In thu line came ttio patrolling flotlllt
manned by the naval militia of New York
The United States torpouo boat Cushiiif
with O. Nicholson Kane , director of tlu
naval parade , on board catno noxt. Thi ;
was a sort oi bkirmUh line to clear the waj
for the majestic llce.t that slowly , craudlj
moved across the bay.
( itiardlans of Columbia's lliiuiir.
The United States flag ship , Philadelphia
proudly loci the way of ttio visiting men-of
ivur. She had on board Gommodoro Hunrji
KrUen. United Suites navy , the commitlci
on naval parade , the ofllcial guests , Captati
A. S. Barker , Lioutonunt-commanuer Frank
; ln llnnford , Lieutenant-commander H. li
Mansllold and Lieutenant Scuililer Prime.
Following came tbo men-of-war or nnvu
division , the vessels advancing in thu
position :
United States steamer Miantonoman , Cap
tain Montgomery bicaro.
United States flagship Philadelphia , Cap
tiiln Alberts. Barker.
French llapship iVArclhuso , Hoar Ad
miral do Lobriant.
United States steamer Atlanta , Captaii
F. K. HigKinson.
United States steamer Dolphin , Com
inandorV. . h. Hrownson.
French gunboat Hussard.
Coast survey steamer Blake , Lioutenan
C. S. Vecland.
United States steamer Vesuvius , Lioutcu
ant Soaton Shrodcr.
Italian cruiser iiausau.
United States shin St. .Mary's , Commando
Jolin McUowan. _
Havenue steamer Grant. Cantuln Thoma
Smith.
Suaulsh cruiser Infanta Isabel.
Lighthouse steamer Amunla.
Uavenuo steamer Jaxtor , Captain J. A. S
Lamb.
United States steamer Cushinp , Lleuten
ant C. M. 1C. Wlnslow.
There was a special licet following in
government \cssels. It composed the firs
division. In it were the llro and dock dc
partmont boats nnd fifteen saohts.
The second division contained serontcoi
municipal boats. TUo third division wa
made up of twelve steamboats. In th
fourth division were fifteen steamboat
and fertv boats. The tifth divisio :
was made up of f.ventv-llve steamboats an
iaa.i. The sixth division had twcnty-tw
tugs In lino. In the seventh division tbo.
were twenty-flight propellers , steamboat
and UIKS. The eighth division was made u
of Iweniy-livo lugi nnd propellers. Th
ninth division wai made up of ci bt mci
chnnlinon. TUo tenth division coutalno
fourtcnn merchant vessels.
Snl M I u < if duns nnd ( Ulcer * ol Cltl/.cn < i ,
Ono of thn sights of the parade wasn serlo
of cigautle lloats illustratinp the romarknbl
progress In the art of shipbuilding oliico th
time Columbus discovered America.
The licet of the naval reserve , conslstin
of sixteen tus : divided into four squadron !
brought up the rear.
As the parade passed Haltcry parli
seco.id salute of twonty-ono guns was llroil
The runililliiu' of the cannon had scarce !
died nway when Ihn mlchty host on th
shores began to cheer. It began at the Bat
lory mm swept along slowly but mlgluil
like the roar of cloud reunions n thundurbo !
has severed , IJoloro It reached the en
of the line , It was again taken up by th
assembled throng on the Mattery , nnd ngai
the roar rolled along the shores of Nort
river until the very foundations of Manhal
tan island scorned to tromblo.
Thu Ihroo columns of vcssju moved on ui
Interrupted until oppuMto Una Hundred an
Twonty'-llfth street , where the ships cai
unchor. Then Mayor Grant with the mi
nlcipal cuosts , passed uloug Iho line in h
boat , and as they p.ised a saiuto of twonf '
ono guns was llrod. This ended the parnd'
Amonc the guests of trie parade commiitt
were Vice President Morton , Sccrutat
Uusk , ox-Secretary Whitney , Govnriu
Flower , Mrs. U. S. Grant , Minister Kgn
on ! cx-Prosidont Cleveland. The day wi
perfect , with not u cloud in the slty.
r.Mt.un ; or o.vrnoi.iu surnrrir.s
'J'iifiilj'-ri\n Thousand In Line A Cr.ui
Program l'nr Today.
NKW Yoitu , Oct. 11. At S o'clock In tl
ovcnlnt : the parade of the united Cathol
societies was started at Fifty-ninth sire
nnd Klgtith avenue. They inarched to Fif
avenue and Sevcntoonth street , to Unit
Square , to ICnst Fourteenth stroct , to Ut
veralty place , \Vaverly place , \\asuin
ton tquuro and Droadway and Four
btrcct , where the parade was disbanded.
There were 'J3,000 IComnn Catholics in Hi
under the command of Father Keefo an
Victor Dowllug.
ArcbuUhop Corrlean reviewed the parai
as It passed the Koman Cathol
orphan asylum. The order of the parai
was as follows : Platoon of mounted pollc
Urand Marshal John A. Sullivan , lioi
Much J. ( Jrant , mayor of the city of No
York : Ilr.t envision , tioaaed by Canpa
Seventh Kcglment band , nnd mada up c
.twenty-sovfcn unions of Holy.N'amosopictlc
commanded by Kiifeno.\larslnilana mount (
aides ; in the second division were thin
Catholic sccloilc ; , tlireo marshal bands at
two llfo and drum corps ; the third dlvivi
was led by Hayno's Sixty-ninth Uogimoi
Band. Klchard J , nutcbinson. marshal ;
the fourth division were ihlrty-llvo branch
of thu C'utholio Ilonctlt associutlou , K
United Catholics of Aiuorica kijgcs.
A ( .arse L'lumu.
The big parades started at 8 o'clock ai
lundrcds were njserabled .it that tioio in the
seventh ro lmonl ncmory to hoar the Gcr-
nan sltiRlni : socjeto ! . H was ono of the
nest successful singing festivals thn city has
vcr had. Some limb euro a prize xvas offered
or thu best cantaln.j Tbls VMS won by Dr.
iloaiannott of Haltlmoro. There were over
,000 voices In thb cboruscs.
The llroworks display on the Brooklyn
brlilpo bcRiin ntlOjJ : ; nnd lasted until uild-
night , Ttio ( llsplny was qoreoous. There
vuro IllutnlimUpns from the towers in tl.o
shape of Chinese nuns , six foot In circumference
enceiiti'l of nh llluinlnutlng power which
enabled them to bo aeon nt n distance of
twenty.flvo intlc ) , showing the American
nnd Italian colors.
There xvcro Rroups of bouquets nnd thou
sands of rocUotd llrcd simultaneously from
ho towers , cro.-ulni : and it.lntsectlntr lu thclt
light. Millions : of magno lan stars of the
spreading variety and of the largest calibre
were Urea skyward from mortars lo a d'.s ' *
tancaof buO foot. .
As n wind-up lo Iho evening thcra was n
iccond fait of Niagara , which occupied the
encth of the bridge from lower lo tower.
Tlioro were tooror than 600 square foot ol
water falllnc In the shnnoof liquid tiro. Inv
medintelv ntlcr this display f > ,000 rockets
were flrod off simultaneously tn the form o :
> bouquet From the start to the end nl
> lnds of llroworks wore discharged unit tin
most fastidious individual was satisfied ,
Todny'n I'arndo.
The military parade whtuh will occur to
norrow will bo n gigantic affair nnd posslblj
the largest of Its kind over bold.Vednes
lay ir t no anniversary day proper. Hist
cgal holiday nnrt "otto which will bn long rc >
nomborod. With the rinlng of the nun men
will bo gun firing at tbo battery nnd olhoi
parts of the city. Flags will also bj holstcil
at Iho battery nnd.at tbo old fort at CoL-trn
iark. Church bells will ring and the daj
, vlll approach Iho Fourth of July as near n :
t ciin. Perhaps there may bo oven more
celebration.
The military parade Is scheduled to starl
at 1 o'clock. ( Jflnoral Martin Mc.MahJn will
w granu marshal ) The line of march will
10 from the batlory , up Broadway t (
K'oiirth streei , nrouuaVashtngtcn Square
, o Fifth avenue , theiucn tojFourtconth strool
o Fourth iivcnuo to Seventeenth street tc
Ifth avenue and nt Fifty-ninth street the
signal will bo given to disband. Soldiers ol
ill sorts will take part , There will bo rogU'
nr militia , private militia organizations , nni ]
.housands of mounted men. At least ti.UOU
militiamen from nciRbhormi ; states arc
Jxpccted to participate. It Is lmpos l-
jlo tn say how many men will bo In
Ine , or how long the parade will be. Tborc
will bo nt least 10,000 men from other states ,
and ovcry available United States armj
regular , including n regiment , of cavalry ,
will bo In lino. General Schollcld and his
staff will participate.
The flro department and the police depart
merit will bo represented , while the Grain
Army of tbo lc,6iubnc | will send thousand !
of sr.on. in ttio afternoon the Columbus
monument nt Fifty-ninth street nnd Eight !
avnmia will be dedicated with tlttinii core
nomes. Hundreds ol civlo bodies will par
Llclpato. Atnonc them will bo ICnlp.bti
Templars acil ICuigbts of Pythias.
-M.vivi ; A < : K.\ND AISUAY.
H UiI r Trooin That Will Attpnil tin
Closlin , ' Ccruiiionle * ! ' tlu ; Wnrld' * lair.
CHIC.UIO , III. . Oct. U. The dcdicatioi
ceremonies of tho'World'a Columbian expo
sition , ns announced this evening , will bi
[ larticipatcd in by a , larger assembly of rczu
lar arinv troops than-bas been mustered to
getuor ut any cmo.timo since tbo war of thi
robellion. Every nfui of the service wil
t ko part in the military parade , which is t
Include a street parade in column nnd a gram
review of the troopifa Waibir.ston.parlf. .
Geuoral Miles , cointriancliug the inllitar ;
Department oftbtl Missouri , with head
quarters in this cUy , will have command o
the troops. Desicus a brilliant and numcr
ons stall to assist in marshalling tbo troops
General Miles will bo aided in the com m ant
by Brigadier Gondral Eugene A. 'arr.
It has happened but once suico the clvi
wnr that two general oftlcers of the arm ;
Imva been aliened togctbor for the dis
charge of n single duty. General Carr. re
cently promoted , aftoryenrs of distingulshci
service , has been retained from asslgnmon
to command o.a department , and has bcui
especially detailed by the War dopartmen
to assist at the grand paraue und ccromonic
of dedicating the World's fall' .
I.Ut ortlioKcx'ilnr * .
This afternoon General Miles , having ro
cnlved full authority from the secretary o
wnr , listed tbo , following troopi nnd con ;
panics for service lu this city on October 2C
21 and 23 , and ordered them hero for dut.
from their respectiVe stations :
Fort Leaven worth' , Kan. H , Seventh in
fnntry ; F , Tontjh infantry 1C , Twelfth in
fanlry ; F , Tlilrtoonth infantry ; Colonc
Townscnd , headqxtarlcrs and band , Twcllt
infantry.
Fort Mackinaw , Mich. Major Coo am
company D , Nineteenth infantry.
Fort ICouo , Old. Colonel Wade , head
quarters band , Fifth cavalry and Troop C
Fifth cavalry.
Fort Hlley , Klin. Major Kaiidolph , Thlr
artillery ; light batteries A and F , Second ai
tillery ; llsnt battery F , Fourth artillery.
Fort Sheridan Troops H aud D , Sovontl
cavalrv ; light battery 1C , First nrtlller )
The Fifteenth infantry.
Fort Sill , 1. T. Troop D , Fifth cavalry.
Fort Wayne , Mien. Band and companlc
A. B aud G , Nineteenth iufantry.
Fort MoaiJc , S. U. Troop L , Third m\
Urv.
Urv.Fort Snelllnp , Mluu. Headquarters ban
aid four co > npuuics Third infaniry.
Fort NlObraraBand and six troops , Sixt
cavalry ; troop L , Sixth cavalry.
From Ton. Oinalin ,
Fort Omaha , Neb.--Hcadjuartcrj ( ban
and four companies Second liifuntrv.
Fort Hnbltisuu , Jsob.--Two troops Nlut
cavalry. .
Those troopj will arrive nbout October li
so us to bavo two days in which to burnl ?
up arms and cccobtromcnts , und Iho mo
will bo ilicfsed lu their full dress uniforint
The cavalry will appear resplendent I
gold tvimmcd lielmots , surmounted by yo
low hor.tuhalr plumes. The distinctive ) cbu
of tbo artillery ' .yill bo red and the Infantt
will bo known by white lacings and pli
n ' '
The navy will , UD represented in tUo pr
cession by n batulllon ot the tnarino corp
Thl ! detachment- bo commanded Dy
'
major , assisted bv fourteen oftlccrs of 'tl
corps , The famous .Marino burnt of Was I
Ington will lead the muster. The com man
of marines will JcaYuJxew York October 1
The Seventh cavalry , Cmter's regimen
which Iluuredconspicuously us victors I
tno battle \Ybuudod Knee a llttlo over
vour ago , wlll"bo reprosontcd by two troop
comniuuded by Cnptaln Cbatlcs A. Varnu
and Captain Luther IS. llano.
There will bo nvo cotnnanloi of colorc
troops In the cotntnnnd. Tney belong to tt
Ninth cavalry , ouo of the two colored ros
ments in the nrmy The artillery will ha\
lour light battnriei , consisting each of HI
guns and n caisson to each gun , the gut
und caissons .beliic each drawn by lot
horses ,
The oost of transportlna the troops tn th
city nnd rcturnlng thom to inch ; proper st
lions , as well atheir subsistence wnl
here , will be defrayed by luo quartorroasti
and commUsnry 'departments of the arm
The fair fund williot bj enrropclicd upon I
uny way
Less than a wecli remains tor the nation
guard of the. . states to decide what part ,
imv , it will take in the dedication. Goner
Miles said hp expected that Ohio would sou
2.000 men ; Indiana , 1000 * ; Michigan , ft *
Mlunesoia , 1,000 ; Iowa , l.'OO ; Missouri , GOi
Texas , 500 ; Wisconsin , 1,200.
Injured liy n I'ri'inutitru nxplimloii ,
NEW YOHK Oct. U.-Oaocajualty U r
ported us attendant on thu nuvul parad
Ourfnp tbo llrlngof thn salute off the battci
today a 'gun on ouo of the will
mm coats wont off prematurely an
Injured a cuuncr , wbo > c hand snemod
huvo bep'i blown of ! as viewed from ' .t
rear admiral' * , steamy aeht , Utowaua. Tl
parly oil lUa Uluwnnu had n narrow oscap
ax Iho ratr.mer and waudlug from the gi
came on baard , ii.issluf lulu Iho cnuliio roe
skyllirht , and narrowly ruUslng torno
those ou L-card.
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S IIEALTI
Statement of a Consarvativo Paper in Sup
port of Rnmors Concerning It.
VORRIED BY GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIR
of ttio < 'rl M.lilcli ltp < pt < th
Ministry or .htulcr Dctotuilniitliiii of
tilt ) Ailll-Srumr * ABlll\'t ! the
Clcvos JadKi's and l.ii.M'H. . .
tCopyrliitilcil 1333 by Jnmc Gordon llnnctt.1
HIIIUN : , Oct. ll.Now | York Moral
Cable Special to Titu BrR.J The conscrvi
ivo Deutseh Xullung ot Lcltulg confirms r
'allows the intotmallou concerning the un
p.-ror's health , which t have already sei
fou : ' 'The Cologne Gazette docs not conlli
tsclf strictly to truth when It ussorU thi
the only llmo the emperor has been utr.ve
was when ho went to Homln'.cn. " Tbo a
scrtion thru tbo emperor has not consulted
specialist for his ear since ISsO Is also d
nlod.
nlod.SInco
SInce his return his majesty's health lu
boon good , although of late his physical co :
dltlon has not boon up to the mark , bccuii !
of the cares of government , which ha\
caused him considerable worry.
The folloivlnc details will give some Idc
of the crisis nt the ministry of Justlci
Baron Scholltug Is rightly or wrongly coi
slocred to bo of .lowisti extraction , and I
bo devotedly attached to tbo Jewish mill
of which ho has alwavs been an nrdct
protector. It is nisurtcd that bo has flllc
all the highest posts under bis control wit
fewlsh Judges , and that It it had been poss
: ilo ho would bavo appointed Jewish lawyei
o the posts of public proiCCtitoH. Thl
lowcvor , It is not In his power to do , ns not
but Christians can hold these olllccs.
lllltril I ) } ' I \Htl-SlMllltC4. .
This has brought him Into conflict wit
the nnti-somltic party. The famous trlul i
Cloves for the tailing ot n Catholic child :
Xunten also drew down upon him the hatrc
of the center nnd extreme right , and dopi
tics of tlioso parlies accuse him of ha
ing wrought a pqrvorsiom of crlt
nnl Justlca In that case. Dcpiilli
Stoecker , Kriiemor , Fritzen and others Imi
attacked htm several times In Iho Diet at
it appeared as If bis fall was determttH
upon , when Caprlvl took him uudor hts pr
tcctton by muinlaming him as koercr i
seals. The niiU-sciuitlo newspapers th <
commenced an attack ou him tit
published a quantity of incroi
iblo details of his ptist life
Lcchlngcn , where ho held the post of publ
prosecutor , not only charging him wl
crimes committed by himself nnd by mei
bers of hts family , but also of Intlmai
with a well known member of the den
inonclc. All this was backed up by the nam
of numerous witnesses , who are said to
able to confirm the charges.
Ilorr Chcrlot Paosch , the well linov
Gorman political writer , published all ttio
accusations In the lorm of pamphlets ai
ofilcos with them.
rrnsociitlons r btpnncd.
Baron Soliciting ut first dciuandcl th
Paaseh and others who arc malting the
charges against him should bo punisbc
Ho has , however , withdrawn the complaint
Some say ho was afraid the charges cou
bo proved , while others say a compromi
was made.
This crisis is intensified by the Obc
winder suit , an nppimdico of thoClcvcs trii
It was lo have been heard on Saturd :
last in Berlin nnd numerous witness
arrived hero from X-inton , Clove ? , Crofc
and other i laces , to prove that the minist
and Judges at Cloves hud come to an unde
band understanding with Hie rabbis. C
arriving hero Iho wilncises were inform' '
that tbo case bad been adjourned. 1 ho re
son given for tbo adjournment is that t
Judges wore too fatigued by the Loov
trial to undertake , without a resting spo
another cause celobro. This has caused :
immense sensation , nnd the liberal pro
strongly protest , claiming the govurnmcir
pojitiou is untenable , and thut n fall w
certainly take place before tbo opening
parliament. _ MUI.T/KII ,
HKSTINK IN WIST.MINSTII : : .
Lord Tcnnj son's KciiKilns Itrninvrd to t
Aljl > ry mid Will 1S Hurled Tod.iy.
LONDON , Oct. 11. Lord Salisbury will
ono of the pall bearers at Lord Tennysoi
funeral in Wcstmiiislcr abbey tomorro
The olllnlnl list of pall bcarcra is head
with Iho name of Hon. Robert T. Llnco
American minister , with Iho cxplnnati
that Mr. Henry Wlnto , secretary of I
A-morican legation , will represent him. T
list includes , bosldos Lord Salisbury , Vc
Kav. Henry Montague Butler uud b'r Jam
Pagot.
Wneti living Lord Tennyson often o
pressed aversion for hearses and todav wh
his body was removed from Aldworlti t
coflln was carried from the house by e
servants and placed In a small carl wuiti
' .o receive it. ( Us rolallvos ibcn formed
procession behind the curt and started I
liiulumcro suulon.
Owing to the ignorapca of tbo public n' ,
the time the train would arrive in Lend (
only n few pewons were gathered in tt'at
loa'Htution whoti the iraln rolled In , and th
a crush was avoided ,
TUo oollln was nt once removed from I
car Mid , without ostoutution of any kit
placed in an ordinary van , and In this hnir.i
conveyance quietly berne to Wcstmlnbi
abbey.
A largo number of persons gathered abe
the entrance to the abbey and It was wl
diniculty that policemen detailed for t
duty succeeded In forming a passage :
those selected to curry tho'cnnin from t
van to St. Faith's cr.npol , where Iho bo
will remain until the funeral takes pli
tomorrow-
Cunon Duckworth and olhers received I
mourners und cave directions for the
raiu'cmcnt of the eollln.
M'ra. Hallam Tennyson placed abandso
floral wreath uu tbo eollln , Cunon Oui
worth offered a brief prayer , and tbo ciin
ceremony ended ,
AiiKlrlan Itldcrs lliiiiiietcd. ! |
BKIU.IN , Oct. 11. A reception liv honor
tbo Austrian oftlccrs who took part in i
long distance rldo was given at the pal :
atPottsdam last evening , The Austrl
ofllccrs were presented ono by one to lv
peror\Vllliam who complimented Iho winn *
and -banded them pri/.es. The Austrl.-
vitro afterwards entertained ut a banqu
at which tbo ompui'or had Count Starkc
burg nnd Ltuutcniuit Miklos ou bis right n
loft respectively.
The order of Iho fourth class of the re
mcut was conferred on Count Starkninbu
Iho Austrian who won the lone ; race botwe
Vienna and Berlin. _
Jlu iniiVlient Will lli > Short ,
Loxpos , Oci. 11 , The Odessa corrcspi
dent of tba Mows says that copious ra
have broken Iho clroulh in South Russia , 1
the winter crop * cannot-tro eaveu.
llrnrd tlio Itnur nf J'nciiiiiiitlo ( inns.
Ntw : YOIIK , Oct. II.For the Ilrst ti
la history a pmvjmatio irun was tired
a salute today. This was when
dynaralvo cruiser Vesuvius , follow
ho signal from
aluto Forts Wndsworth and Hamilton ,
'Ost'ouOed with her pneumatic guns and stir-
rlscd thowholo llcet--nol the
- - only visiting
varships. but American men-of-war as well.
1'ho saluto. from the Vcsuvlui were a * rapid
ind 114 Hiiro lu ihclr action as the secondary
batteries of the cruNcrs and belcl.cd forth
oars which mndj the rapid lire guns sound
Ike pistols.
r.iTV/ . ' initf. .
of HID l'riito < tnnt
BVUIMOUI : , Md. , Oct. 11.lu the hou o ot
leputlos today Hov. Or. Huutlngtou of Now
York rcporlcd favorably Iho rotolullon to
ot apart woitcru Colorado in a misstouary
urlsdlction. Adopted.
The roculur order of the day being talton
IP changes in the prayer bool : the fr'l.mv. '
up resolutions were adopted among oth'iST :
'rovldlne for the Inslllutlon ol the Niccno
reed in the ordaining of priests ; substltut-
IIK shorter phrases tor lone oncn in Iho scr-
ice for Iho consecration of bishop * ; muKIng
.uch chnugcs In the litany anil order for the
administration of the Lord's supper ns have
Jcon made anj used elsewhere ; providing
for the printing of. Gloria Patrln at the end
of psalm xxlv. ; omitting the words "per-
nanoncoof" in the ornycr at the consecra
tion of n church ; omitting the rubrics after
the gospel in the ccnsccrailon of churches.
Ur. Huntlngton , chairman of the joint com-
nlttceo on Iho standard prayer boon , pro-
sonto.t the report of the committee und
offered n resolution that the texts .submitted
jo accepted ns the booic of common prnver ,
ho housa ot bishops concurring.
Dr. Halburgwut ofTercd a resolution pro-
. idinc for iv ivarrangomunt of the nrtlclos
and olllccs of the prayer book. After n
spirited debate tbo resolution was put to a
ote and lost.
Dr. Ilunttngton's resolution was still be-
lore tbo house when Iho midday recess was
: akon.
At Iho afternoon session Ur. Huntington'a '
resolution was adoptod.
l'iilvtfsilUt ! : VOIIIIK I cciilc. |
KciniNn , Pa. , Oct. 11.Tho national con-
ontion ot Univorsullst Young People con
ened in this city today. In the absence of
National President Lee H. Joslyu of Bay
Jlty. Mirli. , National Secretary J.-imcs D. Til-
inghurst of Tutts college , Massachusetts ,
. ailed the convention to order and Kov. Her-
iert Brlpgs of Cleveland , O. , was chosen
chairman. By tomorrow .ViO dolocates are ex-
> cctcd. Tonight n social gnthcrinir wr.s
ticld.
Two Hundred Members ol llio Improved
Order at tlin Cr.iiut Council.
BOOM : , In. , Oct. 11. - [ Special Telegram to
run BII : . ] The annual meeting or great
council of the Improved Order of Ked
Mop of loiva convened in tills citv
Ltiis morning with 200 delegates present
from nil parts of the state. An ' nd-
Iress of welcome wns made bv Kov. Han-
dnll of this city and rospondcd'to bv Great
baehom James Moorehead of Cedar K-iplds.
The reports of thu various ollicor.s were road ,
showinir Ibo order to bo in excellent condi
tion. Light nuiv tribes bavo boon instituted
durlnc the year , and a net increase of sixty-
six in mcmbur.-hip. A code of revised laws
was reported by the committee , which will
bo ncted upon tomorrow. A state orcnni/a-
lion o the Pocauontns degree will be organ
ized by the Indies tomorrow.
Itntihcil Wlillo llnuilt.
Four DOPOI ; , la. , Oct. 11. [ Special Tele
gram to Tins BKB.J Thomas O'Dowd , claim
Ing , to bp tbo owner of .1 ttubmiue saloon ,
died horo'laM clehcat Uio Hotel Murphv nt
the close of a drunken spree. A roll ol
money amounting to $ r03 which he cnrrlotl
is missing , nnd tbo supposition is ihul
O'Dowd wus robbed while drunk.
Io\rn Kiirmern Alliance. CIMUontli'ii.
Dis : MOINI : * , In. , Oct. II. Iowa state
tnrmers nillitnca met today In annual convoiv
lion. Tlia nnnual address was delivered by
President Beardshoar of tbo Slate Agricul
tural collogo. The old oflli-ors were all re-
elected. Only abour , thirty delegate ; , were
In ulioiidauco.
SLOAN , la. , Oct. 11. [ Special Telegram tc
Tin : DEIS.--Loo ] , youngest son of Kov. J. K ,
McNnmnrn , fell from n wagon today am !
brouo his rishl arm between tbo sboitldei
and elbow.
iriUj / ; / ; -riiii i..titinv u.v i.iitrn.
C' . T. Yrrkas Will llnvu an I iniiicMitit Tut-
etcopr Itullt for I hi ? Clilcu o ( UU i'l--.lt.v.
CiucAoo , 111. , Oct. 11. Clilc'iso is to have
the largest and most powerful toe ! = cope IE
the world. H is the gift of Charles T ,
Ye flics , the street railway magnate , to th <
Chicago university.
Prof. George F . Hall and Prof. S.V
Burnham , recently of Lick observatory , Call
fornin , the present greatest nstronomlca
establishment on the western coast , were thi
first to agitate the matter. Mr , Yorkes became
came Interested In ttio matter , nnd ho llnalli
authorized them to build for the university
the finest tolescopaon earth , equipped witli
everything to muio : It tno bast. Tiiov wen
explicitly told not to mind the queulon o !
cost. AlvinG. Clark , the famous tolcscopf
mutter , wtis tulocruphod for , und has ulreiun '
unaiirtakcn to cast the glass , which will b' (
forty-fivo inches in diameter , just clovci
Inches greater than the glass at Liclf , If nl
goes wol ! it wlllprobauly bo turned on ih (
skloi for the Ur t time from the Chicago uni
vorhity In Iho autumn of IblKi. The outlay
which Mr. Yorltos will moot , is cstlmalcd'iv
a round half million dollars ,
ixiiinu i.\n
i on Wliurls Atlractlni ; Iliiiidrcd
at ICvcry Stopplti ) ; I'olut.
rn , O. , Oct. II. [ Special Telogran
to TUB Biu.JNebraska on wheels No. J on
teretl upon Its Onto missionary work earl ;
this morning , exhibiting at Toledo ani
Maumoo. Hundreds visited Iho train am
expressed wonder ut the productiveness o
Nebraska. At Man nice no nollco or dat
was given of theiratn yot'OO passed tbrouch
The inlorest was BO great that the exhli > I
was kept open until li p. in , Toduy Napolooi
und Defiance were visited nnd from iiiornlin
until 0 p. m. the exhibit was crowded , Th
Dcllnnco public school children to the nuin
bcr o ! -r 0. ) marched lu a body nnd viowci
the wonders. Tlio passenger agent at Tolcd
sent word llmt BOVLMI tlckeiu were sold I
different points in Nebraska sliicu the up
poaranco of Nebraska on wheels In that , city
ft U .W 11 Jilt I.I I. Vll.t . \ 111 ! ,
.Mrs. Ilr.rrliiin'H Condition Ccniiili H Aliou
llic. S.mui No liiinu'illatii I > .IIIK" | ' <
WAsm.NdTON , D. C. , Oct. 11. A rumo
was current this afternoon thai Mrs , llarr :
sou was much worjs. loqulry nl the whit
house , however , showed llmt there was n
foundation for tbo rumor. Private Secretor ,
Ilulfurd snld that the prudldetit hnd nbur
doncd the trip tn Now York , not alone o
account of uu unfavorable uhiiimo In Mrc
Harrison's condition , but nlmply because b
did not feel Ilka leaving her whlla she Is 1
her present critic-ill state of hctalth. Ho a * .
sorted lhat there bad been no material uhang
in tbo case for several dny , und thai no Irr
incdloto cbauho was apprehended ,
n In Nu\v Vork ,
NEW YOIIK , Oct. II.An uuJiunco ihq
filled Cooper Union ball to the utmoj
greeted John Sherman last evonini ; . Th
senator from Ohio was cnUuislusUcatlv n
celvud and bis nloar and ilUVimu tnanucr e
placing his ideas before hh huai'crs won bli
the closest attontlon , HU t > pccch was ultv
the aatno Hun of arguaiont presented bv hit
before the Mutiufauturcrs club of PhilaOo
phia lab * . Saturday night ,
Another Clioliirii * iii pr t on .Slilplmanl ,
Nuw YOIIB , O t , 11. Tb < ] Chicago ht
been held nl ( [ uarantino ou account of
suspicious death on boara during ibc
NAME I ) REV.ROBERT WHEELER
Allen Root Agniu Dcfcatcilin His Dcslro for
Cougressioual Honors.
GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE RULES ON ARITHMETH )
SrrrotiujWIM Not a l.lBliliiIiiR t'nlculntor ,
but llo i\ruHiiill.v : iot Tlu-ro ! lo\v
l.ltllit Word Hud sonio fun
Strlrhtcr'n rroiuMp .
There's n preacher In tbo political
after nit , notwithstanding the eligibility pi
Kov. J , G. Tale , und his withdrawn ! from
the race for ofllce.
Ills name Is Kav. Kobsrt L.Vuculor , nnU
10 wns nominated last evertiiK by Iho popu-
ists for the olllco of congressman from Iho
Second Nebraska dlslriet to (111 the vacancy
cnuscil by the declination of Christian OrfT ,
who was nominated three weeks ago by th
same convention , but who supposed that Dr.
a. D. Mercer instead of D. 11. Mercer WM
aiming for the same oftleo on the republican
tlciset , and promptly concluded thai ihs
doctor's bar'l would carry a lllllo moro
weight ihan ho could swing. At toast , th t
was Iho explanation offered the convention
nst ovouliig by ona of the members of tha
; ougro sloual commltt o , In briefly rovlow-
ng the ovouts of the p\st : three weeks.
But little moro than half the original dolo-
eatos to the convention were present , and
afior a rather tedious process ot nscorta'ln-
ng Just who were tboro , Iho call of wards
and precincts wns ordered for the presenta
tion ot candidates , mid the names ot Allen
Koot. the orU-imil Adam of tliu Douglas
county braucu of the populist Kdou , and.
Kov. Kobort L. Wheeler of South Omaha ,
wore Iho only ones thut were olVorcd.
Hut Allen Couldn't Win.
Hoot wasn't lu It , : iot oven to the bottom
of his rolled up trou cr.i , nnd ins disappoint *
mentwus tbickor'n lust .vent's Jolly , but U
couldn't bo helped. ' 1 lie political children ol
bis own creation had soured on hlm.as U
wore , mid Colonel Koot couldn't have traded
a stack of buy for the nomination , no matter
liow hungry the delegates might havo-beon.
Ho had the support of the Second nnd
Fourth wnrds , htilf the Third and n little
slice of tbo Eighth. Washington county
cave him two nn.d one-third votes mid Sarpy
spillnd htm ouo , while the country precincts
ot Douglas considerately dropped him llvo
more , n totnl of sixteen tinil live-slxtconlbs.
The secretary , However , didn't nnnounco
it that way. llo was qulto n pretty younjr
man , nnd ho meant r.ll rlht , but ho had
never learned how to apply his uHU.mctlo lo
political I'pnventloni , and when ho nrosn
with the llcurcs on thu paoor before him , ha
remarked that It was a rather dilllcult vote
to announce. He said that ho could figure U
out it' ho had time , but ho didn't propose to
stay Ihoro nil night , and then declared :
"Iho vole Is like Ibis : Keel sixteen voles
nnd u half a vote , nnd u third of n veto ;
VVhcolor forty-four votes nnd u unit n vela
nnd two-thirds of a vote. "
Just ut ibis Juneturo Mr. Koot's face would
bavo been a study ; "or un entomologist. His
ruddy ctioeks piled until they were but n
u few shades darker than his wblskcrj , nnd
his Inward perturbation seemed ubout'to
shake tno tuitions from his clothes , still ha
wns net ready to abandon all hope , and ris
ing to his feet , ho moved to mnlto the nomin
ation of Mr. Wheeler unanimous "provided *
ho will accept. "
The nomlnoo was in South Omnhu , ns Kir.
Koot was well aware , but if bo counted on
not boincr able to hear fro-n that cenllcmnn
ho was a trillo short on information.
JumptMl on Nouli AVulxtcr.
"You see , " said Mr. Koot , "wo haven't any
time to spare , nnd the ccrtlllcato of nomina
tion must bo in Lincoln in u coiinlo of days ,
and if wo fail to tiuiko a nomination tonight
that will stick , wo will bo completely up n
stump. U this mai : won't talto it , wo will
bavo"to nominate fomcbody else , and it will
liavo to bit done rlsiht hero a'nd now. 1 guess
I will move to hold my previous motion In
nboynnco [ pronounced ao'iyanco , accent on
the Ilrst syllable , ! for awhile , so us to sea
whether wo nro going to bear anything from
him "
"Mr. Koot moves to hold tlio motion in
abeyance for nwhilo , " said Chairman Wil
liams , pronouncing the ticklish word with
due regard lor the preferences of Iho lute Mr.
Webster.
"I'm opposed lo holding it in obcyanco , "
Interjected a delegate trom the Second
ward , ringing In another twist.
But even that wus not nil , fur another
delegate , without u homo so far us could bo
ascertained , but with a visible supply of
good Intentions , discoursed mou interest
ingly until called down bv tha chairman on
the Inadvlslblllty ou general principles of
holding things in "obul.sancu" until a man
could como from South Omaha.
The discussion was still going on , when a
dologalc cnmo rushing in from a neighbor *
ing telephone with the announcement lhai
Iho iiomlnea would accept , and would coma
up to tell tha convention so Just us can *
tlio motor would bring him.
That Rattled Mr. Koot. for as soon as ha
rcall/.od that thu jig wus up and that llicra
was nothing to bo gained by dulny ho ro-
nowou his motion to nrilo tlio nomination
unanimous , and It carried with a uhoop aud
wns duly announced. The sccrotary , who
hud creiwhilo orated In behalf of Koot , de
claring llmt ho had boon .slmmolullv abused
nnd maligned by Iho ofllciul paper of his
own party , and deprecating personal
Journalism until called down by Ed
Morcarty , once Known to strout rumor und
llio cily council , now ynllod so loudly for Iho
notninco ns to put the original supporters ot
that gentleman lo aluimo.
Htrlukli'r'n Appeal for Volrn.
Pending the arrival of the nominee ,
speeches were called for , und Hon V. O.
StricKlor. llio nopulisl aspirant for Attorney
( . ( inoral Hastings' Jub , could not resist the
temptation totbrusl himself into the itching
"old. Ho said thai the convention had mntlo
n good nomination , and then passed to the
subject that wns nearest bis heartbis own
candidacy. Ho Ilrst picked up T. J. Mahoney -
honey , who , ho suld , had udvlscu people not
to vote for him Ucrauso of his connection
witli ibe pioniorabln L'ubcrnalorlul contest
cases ol iwo ycar.i ago , and alleging Ibat ha
bad sought tn discredit the returns of Doug
las county at that time.
Ho thought thnt Mr. Mahoney should bo
the last man In tlio world to moko &uch a
charge agalnsi him , us ho could remember a
few mouths back when this aamo Mr , Mu-
honey represented a contesting delegation In
a state convention , und wont before tbo'
contest committed and made charge *
against Ibis sarao Governor Ilo.vd of
having pncircd caucuses nnd stolen prl *
matics ( or iho purpose of clouting dele *
gutca fuvorablu to ins own candidacy ,
charges that the speaker would not bav
dared lo bring.
"I oolcd professionally as a duly employed
attorney in Ihuconlost tn which I took part , "
ho continued , "whllo Mr. Mahoney was actu
ated solely by his Interest an ono of the dele *
gates to thnt convention defeated for thi
chairmanship , und as such made nDldavits
and preferred charges ugalnU his brother
democrats. Toward Governor Boyd I enter
tain ibo most friendly feelings. Ho ha *
made us a good governor and In going to
push thut liivoslignliou at Lincoln so th&t
Ihero will bo some startling development *
there within tbo next few days. Ho ha *
c I vcn UH a more economical administration
than any republican governor wlio ever occu
pied ' .ho scat. "
Mury Ncvlus Illuinu Itomomltureil ]
PillLAliBUMHA , Pa. , Oct. 11. The will of
Klizabctb Lothrop who died October U was
offered lor probalo toJay , By Us term * tier
nlcco , Mary Kevins , Iho divorced wlfoof
James G. UlnineJr. . , receives a legaoj ot
$100 and her mother , LouUa Novmn , U bin
riauaihod a Urcu portion of ibe (30.000 eitatfi
led by the testatrix ,
