PART ONETHE OMAHA ! SUNDAY BEE.PRGES 1-8.
. , , , . NUMBER 133.
TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. OMAHA SUNDAY MORNING'OCTOBER 30 1892-S1XTEEN PAGES.
IS A FIELD OF ASHES
Bevies of the A-wfnl DiEtsttr Which HEI
Eten Vis'itid on Milwaukee ,
AWFUL DESTRUCTIVENESS OF THE FIR !
Acres of Valuable Business Hnuses Go U ]
in Smoke.
SMOULDERING AND SMOKING RUINS
Ashes and Cintkra Now Mark the Eit
"Where Magn.ficent Etructures BtojS.
BRAVE FIREMEN DIE AT THE POST OF OUT
Other Vlrtlnn ol the riaitic * ' I'lrrrc furj--
ttliHt thu Unmuc Will USrin -f of
Urtolntlon mid I r tructlon
Ilir stors of tlm I'lre.
Wls. . Oct. 29.-The seen
in tbe burned district this morning i
of desolation , j
one of blacknes and
black pall of smoke hovers oer tbe greo
area , relieved litre and there by lambot
tongues of flame. Lipping red , like tbctongu
of some monster carnivorous animal bungr
for more prey. But tbe destroyer has r <
celveditRtUath blow and is powerless fra :
. Where las
doing further injury.
night stood stately business bouse
wltb their wealth of merchandise , tbe Uttl
homes of tbo working poor and all that got
lo make un tbo life of a great city , toda
a heap of hot nod smoking ruins. In twelv
bours , from C o'clock lost night , was crowdu
destruction that will take moi
tban as inanv months to repal
mid much of tbo work wrought by the flaaii
can never bo icstored. The fire is now ci
tirelyunder control , but the ruins in placi
ure burning fiercely and it will bo sever
days before tbo last spark is extinguished.
The total Insurance is estlmnod at (3,093 ,
000. and It is feared some smnll in uran <
companies will bo badly crippled.
Tbe killed are :
I1EMUV PEDDENBIIOCH , fireman , at
CHARLES STAHll , fireman , crushed ui
der falling wulls.
MHS. KALAtlAX. died from the effoc
of a shod ; .
AN UXK ! > OW WOMAN , supposed
be Mrs Annie McDonald.
It is feared the watchman of the Bnbb
Kipn company was burned iu the factor ,
Tbat tbt < } < > > s of life was BO small is a cau
for congratulation.
It vfiA shortly after 7 that Mayor Some
r.nxv tbe need ol help. Ho ntoncotciegrapbi
tbo adjutant general for militia and Wa
ko < .ha , OshUO'b , ICenosha , Rucmo and Co
rngo for lire apparatus. Prompt repli
were received in every Instance an
tbe liiomen from outside did effect !
work , as did tbe militia in tbe way ol guar
ing property , keeping the crowds back ai
icscuing cudunirered persons.
Help lor Hie IlouirloHX.
A conservative estimate ol the pee ( :
rendered homeless , bused on thn rcceut re
istrution iu the burned dlhtiict , places tl
numbsr ut 3.003. Nearlv all are noor ai
have lost Ibe little ull they p <
EOPhcd and are dependent on outsi
belp. Last night hospitable cilizc
threw open tbeir homes to them a
means uro being talicn to provide for tb <
immediate wnutE. Tne Germunia i
ciety decided to turn over t
receipts of the fair to be held ntxt week B
J5,0.11) has been subscribed by the democru
candidates for office , and f. > OU has been
ceivcu Iroin tbo republican stale ceuJL
committee of Illinois.
Several hundred business men assembl
at the Board of Trade this morning to rai
funds for the fire sufferers. In u short tit
nearly $50,000 in subscriptions w <
announced , among them $5.1)00 fn
P. D Armour of Culcugo , $1,1
ouch Irom the Wisconsin Fire und Marl
Insuianco bam ; , John L Mitchell , C. i
lllsley. Cudaby Bros. , H. C. Payne , E.
Bacon , M. Koseouu , Prcd Pabst. and (5,1
cucb from the democratic ccndldutes and I
Brewers association. A committee v
appointed to increase the bum to (100,91
Tbo exposition bulldlngscboolsand cburcl
were oiwned to tnn destitute. Mayor Semi
says that while the people of Milwaukee cue
uo aid to care for the destitute , they will
grateful lor any contributions which frlct
are inclined to make.
Cnrlns lor UurortunnU > K.
The 2riOO homeless people uro ull sbeltoi
I under hospitable roofs tonight. Many w
taken Into private duellings , while oth
sought tbe shelter ol the rburcbes and
ecbool houses. Money for the relief of
mUertrs is pouring iu from all parts of
United Stuls und local business men
-contributing hboraily. Every one ol ibe
fortunate Third warders will bo well ca
for.
for.Tho
The aggregate of tbe insurance carried
tbo burned property exclusive of tbut <
riod by tbo Northwestern railroad , wt
lias a bluukot policy , is M.iVj.OOj , divi
among about 17 ! > companies. Tbe compai
which will be the heaviest losers are us
lows : Hartford , Conn. , pTTi.lKK ) ; Home , $
0(10 ( ; Lancashire , England , f < W,000 ; New j
cbauic , TT.,09j ; Pbcunlx , Brooklyn , f50 , (
Commercial Union , { 50,000 ; Continental , (
000 ; Commonwealth , New York , (73,1
North British , riU.OOO ; Northwestern
tional , f50ia ( ; Uoucordla. Hl',000 ' ; Lon :
ted Lancashire , $50,003 ; Uerman > Amerl
of New York , JW.OOa ; Ohio Faraifrs , M ,
Acoinplotrlist of the losses cannot be in
ut this writing ,
A jnrse parties of tbe ,100 bouses dostr.i
were insured In the Ohio Furmer * .
CI.KA KI.AN1I Ai.\lN VJS1TUII.
urll < l Aniiun Ojicra lluute Kutlrrlv
ktr ) id by J'trr.
Ct.nci4Mi , O. , Oct. 29. The Eu
Avenue opera bouso took lira this mon
Irotn rroised electric light wlref , and in !
un hour wns n mats of ruins. Tbe
reaches FT" > ,000 Tbe Hauloui were plej
"Superba lucre. They lose their scci
end cbdumes , valued at tl'5,000. A C
BBle ivus blowlne , and surroutiding propt
ivns seriously meiibred for a time.
The opera bouse , which was built al
fifteen years ago bj John Ellster , was ow
by M. A Hanuo. HU loss \\lll tie a1
$75,000 und It Is covered by insurance >
aer uud lessee , Cius Hartr , lose * a
t\000 , whlrh is also Insured. The Ha
"Supcrba1 company lost all tbeir see :
&ni barpacc. which cost S.OOO thli fall ,
tbe actors lee about tlD.OOv ) iu costumts
dotblnc , Georco W. .Nnurse , the prop
inau tf tbe couipuoy , estimates bis los
f 10,000. Neub r tbi Htnioui uor the at
cor Nourso bad any Insurance. Mr. Hauna
savs be will cot rebuild tbo theater
riro has Just broken out in Mount & Co.'s
printing buuso on Seneca nnd Long streets.
It is n brirK , four ttorics , and is ablaze In
tbo upper stones. It in surrounded by large
business biocks A boavy gale Is blowing
and the situation looks serious. The gale
bus caused much damage to shipping at tbo
port. Six vessels nro as bore here , but will
be saved if tbe wind abate. No loss ot life
l > reported so far.
The loss In tbe Mount & Co fire Is OMJ
F1.00J.
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loftf > ol Innuratirp Cotnpnillrft.
Nrv YOIK. : Oct . 29. The absence of cor
rect reports from western agents makes il
Impossirlc to estimate todav to wbut extent
eastern insurance companies were affected
by the Milwaukee lire Araone the beavj
losers will bo tbo North British and Mcr
cantllo Tire .Insurance companies Tbe man
agcr says If the fire is us bad us rcportet
their loi-soi will amount to (103,003.
' Our losses , " said tbo assistant secretary
of tbe German American company , "will no
exceed $2,1,000. "
A repruicntutivo of the London , Llverooo
and Globe said : "I do not believe our losse
will exceed $20,000. "
"Tbe losses of tbo Guardian Assuranc
company of London \\lll bo about $25,003 , '
Manager Bowers said.
Agents of the Union Assurance compnn ;
of London place tbeir loss at $15.000.
The Niagara may lose $10,000 , the Norwic !
$10,000. the United States about $5,000 uni
tbo Broadway Insurance company abou
$7,500.
_
I'lill Ariminr'n ORvr.
CHICAGO , 1IL , Oct. -"Draw on mo fo
$1.003.000 if need be" was tbe message nhlc !
'J. D. Aimour this morning flushed over tb
wire to President James of tbe Northwest
crn Insurance company of Milwaukee. Mi
Armour is a director of tbe company nnd c
its local offices was told it had suffered
heavy loss. It was after receiving this it
formation thut he sent his mcasagc. " 1 r < '
ceivcd this morning my lirst intimation c
tbe fire , " said Mr. Armour , "and yet kno' '
little ot tbe true extent of the loss , but 1 ai
Inclined to the opinion tbat tbe loss is ovei
estimated Yes , I suppose wo will tak
some measures for tbe relief of tbo sufferer !
but what uction will be taki'n I am not pn
pared to say. '
Vulualilu ! lur t ! Crrmateil.
IxtUANAi'oi.ls , Ind. , Oct. 2 ! ) . Six fas
horses \\eio cremated hy the burning of tb
barn of Milo Themllnsone , a well know
dealer in fust horses , nine miles north (
this place. Ho went to his stable \\ith
shovel of live coals to fumigate the plac
and was kicked over by a horse acs3 tbo bar
set on fire by tbe coals. Ho barely manage
to crawl out und he now lies nt the point (
deatn. due to internal injuries Bis fa !
running borscs wore ciemated. Including tt
wellknoi\n racers Memory nnd BoTcs
The loss on horses umountoa to $5,000.
fottcni Uurnrd.
GAIESTON , 'lex. , Oct. 29. Two fires o
cnrred tojuy on cotton steamers. Durh
the morning in the hold ol tbe Dewsluud S
bales of cotton were badly damaged by fi
and water. A boat midday , in the hold
tbe Thorntondale , 2,000 bales of cotton we :
badly damaged , or entirely destroved. Bol
vessels bad cleared and xvere ready to put
sea. The full extent of the damage is u
known us yet.
forebl I'lrcR.
Pj-nsmm. , Pa. , Oct.29.--Dsasttous ! fore
( lies are reported to be ruglng In tbe Beav
valley in the vicinity of Beaver Tails. Pa
Fongera on tbo Fort Wuyne road who u
rived this morning staf ed that they had o
s-urved a glare iu the heavens on this side
Beaver Palls. The country folus a
battling with the Era and doing tbeir utmo
to check its consumption of the timber.
Three Mileol J'luinr.
RF.u > ivn , Pa. , Oct. 29. Tbe fire oc ti
Blue mountains has now extended fro
Scbuylkill county to berksslde , and la
mgnt tbo line of flame was over three mil
long und driving iu all directions. Over 2
farmeis ure out fighting the fire.
IruniHgrd Ity I'rulrit * PlrrE.
ST. CI.OI-D. Minn. , Oct. 20. There"
heavy prairie fires east of this city in Be
ton count } . The Great Northern road nas
crew fighting fire along the Itinckley line.
JM rr. M j jjii : . .u > js
. I'rfdrorikor Ilionclit to lie
High I'm or tilth t.ruupD.
ICoprrlBlitwil ] 3U2 by Jniuei Gordon llenuntt.l
l i Gf.tiiu , Venezuela < via Gulvesu
Tex. ) , Oct. 2'J. [ By Mexican Cable to t
New York Herald Special to Tne Bet.1
Ur. Kolas Paul arrived bore today fn
Curccoa and will proceed ut 01
tn Caracul. It is not deflnlK
Known what tbe significance of t
return may o : , but there is a general it
presslon that It has something to do w :
the piesideucy. Dr. Kojas Puul was I
laclo's predecessor us president of Yenezui
and bad been exiled from tbe countrv by i
dictator. After the fllcht of Palacio a
when tbo tilumpb of Crospo seemed tssur
bo returned to Venezuela and acted ns a. B
dlator between Villegus , Monagas und Sui
j I on the one baud and Crespu on the other.
His efforts weie futile , bowover , nnd thi
us some talk tbat be bad acted in bud la
and bad attempted to have himself eleol
president without the consent ol Cro po u
bad retuniud to Curacoa , His present vi
may mcuu that Crcspo intends to confer i
presidency on him until a constllutio :
president cau DO elected. There is uo qu
tion , however , that Crespo himself can h
the office If be sees fit.
VAU-IIUJSO , ( via Gal veil on , Tex. ) , C
29. | By Mexican Cable to tbs Saw Y <
Herald Special to Tiic Brc.J News con
fro n Santiago del Estero , Argentina , t !
tbore bus beeu a fight between the reL
uud tbe state troops under Klnz. Thevlcti
of tbe ruvolutiouists tus baen attended
excesses itgamst the friends of Uojis
uguiust foreign residents. Secor Costa
expected ibero from BUKOOS Ayrcs wil
regiment ol national troops. He has ordi
however , to only imprison political revc
tioulvts. The master ol tbe b&rk Adul ;
tins uirived hero from tbe Falkland islu
lo obtain u crew to unable him to proceed
a bun Pruuclsro.
e Km ! uf il Itutnanre.
New Vouu , Oct. 29. The n.arrmce ely
Kennedy Stout of Spokane , Wuth , , to
c IduT. Haruau of WiUIumsourg solei
y ired loulEbt. Tkls was Ibe fitting cllttn :
: e the romantic siury already told of the wi
y eru colonel who wen a lulr eastern hi
without buving ever looked upon ber.
11 wus intended ta have tbo ceremony |
13 formed tomorrow tilgbt , but Colonel S !
was anxious to ( tan west , acd ut bis urg
request the wedding took glace todav.
Killi-il ut u I'olltloat
Lorj.MiJ.t . , Ixy. , Oct. 2y , Jtiit after Si
tor BUckburn finitbed speatlug at Me
Sterling this afternoon Henry liouude
young farmer , shot and killed \ \ ' . C. Cro
at also a luriuer. Tbe Villing WM the rcsul
i > u old feuo.
IN BETTER FAVOR
There IE a Ericbter Cntloo'k for the
German Armj Bill.
HOSTILITY TO THE MEASURE SUBSIDING
Members of the Offisial Circle Now Confi
dent of Success.
PRINCE BISMARCK WANTS A SURE THINC
He Will Not Appscr Again in the E
Unless Assured of Control.
WHAT THE SOCIALISTS NOW DEMANt
at Arc Anarrlilslic-lii tlir
MluUtrr J'lirli > Give * n I'urij Cx-
nlth un Inrulnri-
ahlv Armor.
[ ropjrlcLtpd IB'JS bv New \ orL Af soclatrd Prei > .
BLKLIX , Oct. 29. Emperor William wil
open the Hcicbstag In per > on on Noveinbe
nil
While the imperial oarllament is wrcstlln
over tbo array bill , the Prusman Landtag
which has been summoned to meet on Kc
vemberP , will bo Involved in an eager part ,
discussion on the fiscal rstorms proposed b
Or. Miguel , minister of finance. Both ses
slons will strain the energies of tbe minister
and produce crisis periods , yet tbo oClciu
circle is confident thatjhe army bill will b
approved , as they areTilso confident that th
proposed budget will most with ncceptancf
Members of this circle do not hesitate to d <
dare that the government will win nil alon
the line. The storm of abuse with which tb
government proposals wore assailed wtu
ber were flrst published is subsiding.
The government appears likely to benof
r atly b j tbe so-called premature discloi
ro of the army bill. H is conain that if th
measure bad been thrown into the Itelchsta
n full session , surprising tbo members ,
nould have scattered the parties like a bom )
hell , breaking the groups into s&ctior
.hat it would have baoa Impossible to i
nlte.
CulUI ) lctci < i-l.
Never has a creator pi eject received sue
glacial reception from its expected BU
jortera or aroused greater clamor among r
jttural opponents. Papers of such divers
pinions as the Germania ( ceutrrlst ) , Tl
; ieichrote ( conservative ) and Das Yolk ( D
Von Stoeuer's or au have concurred wit
.be opposition press in declaring that tl
measure was impossible. Tbe early dissoli
.ion ot tbe Ileichstnzwas everywhere pri
dieted , ana it wns said that this would resu
n tbe return of a house hostile to tl
government. JCow the tone ol tbe ceniert
organs has been modified. Tne German
suggests th&t the bill will have no posslb
effect if the governcftrat refuses Its demand
Tbo conscrvntive press felicitates tte cou ;
.ry on the prospect of increased sohdltv
be army , and cruises the section of tn * b
retaining in the bands of tbe government tl
lower to keep a certain class of troops :
.be service for threa years. This change
front points to tbo whole conservatu
strength 1-7 vote --being cat for the mez
ure. In order to obtain tbe necessary 1 !
votes to cairy tbe bill Chancellor von Cupn
can rely on the centensts stepping into In
undir inducements that arcalicady on-tl
verge of acceptance.
Tbe official fuss overtbe Cologne Gazettt
divulging tbe details of the bill and tbe i
quiry ordered to ascertain tbat paper
source of information means nothing. Tl
miiiisters know fiat a copy of the bill w ;
ent to the Cologne Gazette through a inn
Ister of tbe federal tate , who was deslro
otits publication. Neither Emperor Willia
nor Chancellor von Caprivl really regret tt
disclosure , whlcn , it Is no > v dourly been , hi
made public interest to the government's u
vantage.
Prince Bismarcu will not reappear in ti
Reichstag. If tbe success of the coulitl
ugainst tbe government wan absolutely i
cure , with himself us master of tbe situ
lion , be would not hesitate ta again tal
bis scat , but tbe person who lute
tried to interview blm could not exu
even a side ! iut on the prinoi
uttlludo toward tbe .tmpsading strugg !
HU criticisms wera chiefly personalitic
Tbo present ministers , be said , were so ]
signiQcunt , nnd the covering to tbe sbic
they present is so transparent that the ei
peror himself always shines through the :
It is dangerous to tbo future of tbe mt
urchiul idea , be added , ior a ruler , even wi
tbo best intentions , to appear so frequent
in the political lield without a decent m
istenul coverlnn. Continuing , Prince B
raarcksald : "To fight with ministers , w
are men of straw , hns uo charms for n
Some of them cling through personal ncci
blues to tbe posts that feed them. Tb
have large families or ttiuro ure other thin
that demand that they retain tbeir office ;
This is interpreted us u spiteful allusion
Dr. von Boottecher , bead of the impor
borne office end representative ol tbe cbi
cellor.
"Tnat sort of men , " Prince Bismarck sa
"is represented iu tbe government ot wbl
Frederick tbo Great once said they wi
urausing at the table , , but whom Predorl
kicked out. Now tbov uro kicked out 1
situation has no reward fpr me. My son
much less reslgued to be out of offica than
am , but he has long snen that campetltl
with csrtuin ministers is only painbio p
vided one previously wears livery for to
years , "
Prince Bismarck u enjoying good heal
though be is ucrid in temper ,
Commrrcial Trout j- with Huila.
Tbe negotiations for a commercial Ire
with Russia are about to bo resumed ,
dispatch received toduy from St , Peterob
announce * tbe appointment of tbo jil <
poteutlary beadnd by Minister Bunge. It
tlu has assented to the roductlou of her ta
on German coal , and tbe minister of mat
has joined the com mission iu Ardor to usi
in regulating tbe coal question. liue
means business and Germany is ready tu
spend.
Tbe program of tbe independent soda
party lias finally been dratted and it ma
tbeir ootinillve secession from tbo m
body of the social democrats. The urojr
declares that wommen ought to reject s\ \
socialism iu every form. They bo
rather aim to enfeeble it und complei
abolish tbe state. They should try Ho c
turo tbe means of production and ube !
capitalistic society tbrouyu strikes , boyco
refusal to enter into leral obligations , i
They should oppote uli the leadinc iu
tutcs of modern society such as tbe cbui
state , schools , the army und parllamectar
and reconstruct onipty on K basis of porfecl
equality , without dltUaotton as to KCX. Tb <
nmnifcKtu is pnro uuirrtrism. The pity Is
that tbe party but a growing number of nd-
bcrrnls In Oermaoy. Tb * socialist rormben
ot tbe Ileienslatt , Hcrren Singer , Uebel ,
Llebkntcat and Aber , will Kolre the occasion
of tbo great congress of tbe socialist parly
w hlch will bo it-id In Barlln November 14
to dee ( > unoetb"4'mauifoto as anti-socialistic
UtUMnVn IlunUbcTrip.
The ompcrnr-U buutlog on the estate o
Count von Eutenberg. Uo will return tt
Hcrhu tonight and will leave ior Wurtem
bi'rg tomorrow lo t&ke imrt in tbe recon
titruction of tl > Luther Memorial church ot
Tnesrtay nrxU
Mr. \ \ 'illlamViilterPbelp , tboAmericat
minister here , pave a dinner in honor of Her
VirchoTT , rector of the Berlin university
Among tbo guest * vrere Mr. A. D. White
tbe American minister to Russia ; Presiden
BecVer otthe Academy of Arts , and Ed ito
Barib of the National Zeitung. Mr Pbelp
also ontcrtamrd ibe wife of Consul Mason
.vho Is stationed at Pra&kioru
The social season , which bad opened bril
lian'ly at the American legation , wat inter
rupled by the news pf Mrs * Harrison1 ? dnatk
Mr * . Phelps i sued invltatlocB to a dinner 1
honor of Minister Wmte , Bt which C fanned
lor ron Capnvi , General Schouvalott , th
Hussinn ambassador to Germany , and otbe
dignitaries would have been present. Th
Invitations rvorc withdrawn wbou U WB
learned Mrs. Harrison was dead.
Tbo representative of tbe Associated prcs
ha * been informed that the ( ierman stcan
ship companies have agreed not to forwar
Hussians or Hungarians to the Unite
Suites so long ai tholcri exUts in Uussl
and Hungary TLe reports current in Nei
York that Bohemian ! ) will also bo exclude
are correct. Tbe Hamburg-American con
pany will continue dlspatcuing its steamei
from "VV'lbelm's ' Haven until Hamburg is d (
clared free from cholera.
\VI11 Comprtcrlth tinStamlurit Oil.
Tbe Baku Standard Oil company has bee
formed here. Its aim is to cDmnste with tt
American Standard Oil compuny for tt
Orei man market
Experiment * have recently been made i
Germany \Mtb a new'kind of armor , whic
is claimed to be far superior to tiny kin
heretofore made. It is saiu tbat the resist
ing qualities of Ibis armor is so great that
thin luyer of it will prevent tbo passage <
the new small caMnejc. rifle bullets. 1th :
even been sutrgested'thnt tbe new compos
tiou might be utilised in making urmor f (
soldiers , though it ii not believed that th
wnl be done , as men cloa in mall could nevi
be ible to make the marches required !
modern warfare. Breast plates and hen
protectors /night , however , be made of it
it possesses nil the1 qualifications tbe ii
ventor claims ftr It. ,
At Mannheim an inventor has in succes
ful operation a cab that is propelled by
motor resembling. In some r tpscts , a gi
engine. _ The power is obtained by expl
sions of a mixture. Of atmospheric air at
petroleum.
lias u llab.ljlCi.ad A.lira < l.
[ Copjrljilitea 13.2 ti. ( Vi-n9 > jG JrJoa lleanstt 1
Bcnux. Oct. ifi Kew York Horal
Cable "Special to Tiic SnE.i Thcre n :
still 'optlmistj. w'ho' ' think that If
comes before the Reichstag tbe army bill w :
pass , Cut tht uu'ooer is diminished , nt
tbo premature disclosure oftbe contents i
tbe scheme by tbo jbologne Gnzotte has n
improved , althoacb it may not have d
stroyed ibe mmislorial cbances , meanwhi
it is woith notice tbat the ne\
about the cnvernment's appeal -to Horn
which , cs I told you , was icocived here
incredulously , has been conilrmed from ihr
dietinct and independent quaiters , Heir
Hamburg und Milan. The clerical Osserv
tore Catholic , in its llomo letter , gives ela
orate details of Herr von Bulow's action
tbe matter , but Jeavis the pops's decision
tbe dark. One thing is certain , if the cenU
or a great part of the center , does not vo
for tbe bill it cannot pass , and so fur it b
not shown any willingness to help the go
ernmcnt , even to oblige the vaucau.
s 'uuiict ! > tt"to Driith.
Bitrssos Oct. at ? A , verdict of guil
was rcnfleied today Itptbe case of Scbmit
the man who was charged with druggii
and smothering n girl in a hotel at Girlemo
in order to obtuia 3uo insurance of4.0
francs , -which he a fl a confederate cay
Lclande had taken ont on kor life. He w
at once sentenced to dcath. Lclando has n
yet been acpreheuded.
IJiknT rd tlitSI oil ,
PAWS. Oct. 2P. Ajnuinber of unemploy
workmen attemuted'ao bold a meeting in t
garden of the Tulteiies. today. So mu
rowdyism was manifested that tbo police 1
tervened and cleared The gardens. The m
then tried to march totheCbumbsr of Dep
tics , but was stopped and dispersed.
Too Much Kulll.
Lovnox , Oct. 2B. According to repoi
from tbe Midland -counties rain has befalling
falling continuously i\T different sections
that region for front twenty-four to Cl
bours. Tbousands-of"acro6 \VejtNorfo
are submerged und the potato und -011
crops are rotting in tbe fields.
CHUKF lor HU Intrrnutliinal Dlkjuitn.
HAUI-AV K. S , , Obt. 29Tbo fact
American wreckers coming to Canada a
being employed in catling oft the Briti
steamer Britannia ii , lively to cause auiot
national ditput- ii reported that rep
scntatlous havA beeuuStde to Ottawa abc
it by Halifax people. )
I > UIID by IImTVm ( " . > " & Itlier to 1
l n
NUCIAHA PAI , K * ' Y. . Oct. 29. 1
cataract this inciting tboV on a heavier ro
and tbe rlverb lo\vUtiC-falls iu tbe goi
began lo steadily rjsB.1Tbe waves wi
soon rosnlnc over ibe Maid o' tbe Mist
both the American ana Canadian cities
tbe river. Tbn waters'rote and engulfed '
wort : on tbe AmorU-an luoncl. A dam v
constructed uround tbe outside , and
water wil ( Uavotolia ( Jumped out before
citeat of the .damago. can be ascertaii
and work resumed.
Tbe greatest'1vredr nd closest csci
from death is fchrontriled on tbo Canad
side. Tbe Canadian Pacific is construct
a tunnel at Tuble Hoot : for an electric pic
The sudden rise of tbe river weakened
embankment and soon tbo water was r
nlng acd rusblnc ever tbe Table Rack. " \
liable machinery , dcrricus , tools and du
pits nerd bvvept away , and
largo wboel pit filled up w
water in almost a twinluin ? . '
negroes und Itailani at work here w
w&rned in time &iid tbe last ol them bad , '
the wheel pits and 'steam drilU just be !
tbe water made lit appearance. Lags i
timber are cautioubllf going over tbe fi
It is feared tbe embankment of tbe eloc
roicl alone the Canadian snore toay be uni
mined uy tbe continual rush of the water ;
go down.
The river is rlslnir tonight A jieou
ftsture is the roar at tbe caturtcU
HIS HAPPY FAMILY
Gladstone Bulcs the Oabiuit Comnletelj b
His Own Peculiar
OPPOSING OPINIONS FIRMLY SQUELCHED
Ambitious Members of the Governmsnt Fine
it Impossible to Pass thj Obisf.
THEY MAY RESIGN If THEY WISH
One Course Opsn to Ministers Who Havt
PjononucBd Personal Views.
FREE SILVER BECOMING AN ISSU5
England' * rojuillitk 1'rrnflup lll
with B Vigor Tlml rromlM'H to MaKe
Thine * Iiitrrrstint Durlnc tin' Com.
Ing Sl'Kflon of r lllKliirnt.
d 1B32 1'J ' .Inuiei GorJun
LOXDONOct. . 29. , New Yotk Herald
Cable Speclnlto THE Bcr-j Everybody no
actually connected with tbe ministry wil
have it that Gladstone und his colleagues tr
ull at sixes , and sevens already , and that bit
ter disputes take place at every cabine
mooting on questions of the first importance
1'hcre is no doubt a grouudnork of truth ii
.11 Ibis , but It cannot be all trut
tadslonc allows no man to dispute wltb bin :
Some would never have the pluck t
.ttempt it , no matter what emergency mlgb
.rise ; others are merely bis creuturss. H
as made them what they are and can easlli
nmake them. Morlev would doubtless stain
ut for his opinions against anybody bu
jlndstonc. Harcourt would do ths same o
pinch , but tbe piach would have to bo
harp one Humiir , however , will have i
.h'at Harcourt's eyeaigbt is lapidly gem ;
nd that bo must retira from put'lio life
ivhich would be a great o.ow to bis parn
loseoery and Gladstone are not likely t
uarrel , and outside of this short list ther
3 co one xvbo has weight enough or lufiu
: nco enough to sllr up a meeting. Tni
ubitiet will manage to rub along very wel
until parliament meets.
llirj Mny Iti'tlcm
They do not agree on tbe labor question !
home rule , Uganda or Egyptian occupr
.ion , but such subjects us these alway
provoke n great dlflsrence of opinion. Who
happens is this : Tbe dissentient inlniste
; xpresses hi * views at a cabinet mooting ; t
s orerruled , and when the proper tim
romcs he goes to the HOJSO of Lords c
ipmmons ana vebemontly defends thp cour.
which , in private , he has opposed. Th :
may seem very immoral , but governman * ,
could not oe named on unless those -wb
compose them knew how to give way.
Gladstone in his early d ys resigned froi
iir Robert Peel's ministry because he-woul
not vield on eocleMasticul points , but has u' '
ivays adapted himself to circumstances skill
fully since then.
Down to the last moment nobody woul
believe that Chamberlain meant to resign i
> > G over the home rule bill. Perhaps I
might not have done so if ha bud cared ver
much for tbo office which he happened l
hold at the time.
Gladstone will not be scared out of pn
ducing home rule , und will leave Rosebei
to xvrestlc with the British public over tt
Uganda bill. He Is the man to deal with U
missionary societies.
! Mltrr In nnclHiul.
One subjact that will bather tbe miplsti
a good deul , by-lbs-by. is bimetallism. It
an immense thing lor the bimetallists thi
they got so many Lincastilro mill ownei
and operators on their side , for these clussi
can get great influence In action. They co :
trol many seats : n parliamentIt is not EU
posed tbe cotton bands nave mastered all tl
complicated denls of this problem , but th (
have made up tbeir minds that bimsullisi
will be a cure for bad tradp , ana thi
is enough. Cotton is in u bad rra
and foreign competition cannot. I
interfered with.Tbe latter point being settle
some other remedy must be found. B
ijiotallism is the fjvorlte spscific , usneciull
as so few understand it. Gladstone's parl
and the built of the conservatives ure de :
against it , but the minority on bath sidi
nave taken it up with eagerness , amos
them Bulfour. He carries with him no u :
thorlty on financial questions , nor could 1
have any weight wltn n conservative mini
try on such a question as this , but still h :
nama imparts a cgrUis degree of srcngth 1
the lead of tbe bimetallists , unrt/ they wl
make tbe most of it. Ho will probably let
the cause in Lancashire.
A MLMimit or PAKUAMCNT.
CAHJXET COMMIT ! I.i : YTOKII.
( ilttUhtumi' ) ! I.lt'UK-iiunu lint ; rirpartni ; !
thf Oirnlnc | of I'ltrlUinrnt ,
tCopjrlKlit ( lte'J3 liy Ntw 1 orl. AssoclutcO Prenis
LOSIION , Oct. liU. Tuat section of the ca
inet havlt.g any influence whatever wi
borne rule proposals bus long been ho vuri
hi both the loading principles and the detu
of tbe measure that the presentation o ]
draft of the bill , if toe presentation occnrr
at all , must have been considered a DC
formality.
Immediately after the covcrnment w
formed Mr. Gladstone constituted nevci
committees , .eaca charged with preparing t
leading measures of tbo coming session
parliament. The home rme committee cc
listed of Mr. Gladstone himself , H ;
Spencer , Sir William Vernon rturoou
John Morley and Sir George T
volyuti. Supreme confidence prevu
in tbe innermost ministerial clr
regarding tbe absolute unanimity of t
cabinet uoinmltico on tbe borne rule bctaoc
\Vitb the committee in unison dlssensl
among tbe minor members ol tbe cabinet
impossible. And U is certain thut the i
will be presented in parliament without 1
remotest chance of any minister break ]
loose from bis colleagues.
Tbe government measures next in impc
ante before the cabinet are electoral rej
t rat ion reform , publicans' l.ceuses and pur
council bills. Alt ol those have been draft
and it can now be announced tbat they v
term tbe bulk of tbe business of tbe sessu
Tbe Irish eviction commUsIon ulll be ,
its meeting on November 10 ,
ColuBffe Outktluu Taking IHirp Huld.
Tbe currency agitation , radiating fr
Manchester a * tbe center , is now waking
tbe commercial and financial circles
London , Tbe London Chamber of Cc
merre will shortly be asked to
Ufcrse the principal resolution adop
by the meeting in Manchester i
nicbt , which resolution tffirui * that 1
best remedy for tbe depression in trade !
broad international compact , reopening '
mints of tbe leidlnc nations of tbe world
THE BEE BULLETIN.
ITValieror / Omaha and \'ii int'y
1'air , Gtncral'y ' Sou'ltimt ll'Jnit
Pee .
1. Artrrtiintli ol tin'Mil"nulipp riir.
llrtKT Uutlixik InrCaprltl'\rmj-lllll.
Trnulili * in ( itniUUtnr'nMUlnct. .
iuriiipHtfhlnc Knurr M'lllii-Ui.
S. Croat ItMtl } tit OmftliH % 1 urkingmrii.
\\liltflit\T Krlct In No\ > .Ifrvi-.i ,
( linnhii S\n-ili-f. Mnkc IIIIMIIIC *
3. SUirms t'piin tini.utof * .
Krarm-y llxi. u ir < at 1llii < nit.
CrauiiKC UftUrx tTi | llnrtlnctini.
4. IMitcmitt nml rn.iuurnt.
fi. rrojrrrnd of > rw oil.'r < - uimlcn. |
0. Ciiunrll Illuir * l.ocnl Ncu .
lrmTln.\'i. foot Hull ( iHiiivr ,
? . l.tnctiln'r Itni ot I'atiilirltlfiit >
lloj ct SHjkllrUNiit KMincuUlirtl.
HrulliVanhlnirloii I-cttri.
8 London > lnc < < ( i nti.
Id. Itutsluti I'lnnnrlnl lintllnllinm.
11. Omalia'd Iradf ii < lru < < ! ,
( rnlu , I'ru tvlon * mat l.lr slock.
I" . I.aktcrk hi Lorn 1 soclcl } .
1 . U ttkrmnn nt Stoke rod .
ludK' * I > 3ti on rortcrt .MHi-rhi ( ; < .
St-rrct Mirlrtj * J < itc .
! * > . Auiouc tin-Local > > | iorl .
the unrestricted coinage of gold and silver ,
and detnandt th.Utbe govern incut co-operatt
with the coming international monetary
conference to secure snen nn areomeat.
In the highest financial quarters ,
however , there is n belief that tb
government intends to pursue H policy ol
inertta on tbo currency questUin. On th
other bant ! tbo Indian currency coinrnitt (
will not take long to arrive at H decision
The personnel of this committee Lord
Herschell , Mr. Furrur and Mr Curtice for
bids the hope that tbo recommendations wil !
bo such us will moot with the nppiwal o
the members of tbe Brussels monetary con
fereucs.
l > avltl Crltlcltcs l-rCmoil.
Michael Davltt , writing in Tbe Speaker
charaoerizo ! . Dr. LeCaron't. tiaou of lemlnis
ct-nces a < > "Scissors and paste imicd with iu
vetition.Vith refei-onco to Dr LoUarou'i
assertion that he broucht B seulod j > nckc
from John Dexoy to Patrick igan , whi
wns then in Pans , Mr. IJavit
suys be has obtained froin Mr
EcaL the identicul scaled packet a fm
simile of which appears 111 Tbe Sticalcor am
instead of containing a Clun-na-guel docu
ment , which Dr. LeCaron declares bo rouli
not trust to the mail , proved to contain oul ;
an ordinary letter of introduction. Mr. Da
Jtt denounces LeCarou's eiatemiul goner
ily ! as palpable yarns.
Dame Humor iu different gaibs wit b pro
.unslous of certitude tual.es the womai
) oisoner Neill tell the \vholo story of hi
doings. The Associated press tepresenta
.IVP , however , bus authority to Ray thu
< eill , since tbe sentence of death has beci
tasked upon him , has bioathod hut a word o
ronfesslon and has proftred no stutomou
whatever , relating to his sullt or innocence
UK TKIUU TO JtKCLAIM JIKIt.
ScutKliuiiHl und Roniiinllr lcilurc of
London lHiilti > i'lthiv ,
N , Oct. 8. A- livorcecns harm
romantic features was decided in tbe divorc
court hero today. O. .1. Scboolcrfitt pet ;
.ioned for B divorce on the ground of hi
vife's misconduct in Chicago with Willlat
lunmer , otberwise knoxvn as "Wild AVes
Bui. " Schoolcraft wns born in America , bu
came to London in Ib a. He stuuied nt Can :
bridge university and bocamoaclersMinan c
be Church of Euglaud. In issi he met o
the Strand the woman bo subseyneutly mai
ried. Sbe was a woman of louse charactei
but she told Scboolcraft a pitiful story t
bow she hud been driven to a Ufa of sham
and of her desire to abandon her evil coursi
Schoolcraft become iuterestod in her un
ried to reclaim her. He married her nn
then scut ber To a boarding school , as bo wn
going to heidelburgto study. Iu 1SS4 hi
, viJe left him , saying sbe was going to Bei
in. Sbe came bock , but in IbSSsho disaj
poarod and be has uot since met ber. Sb
wns traced , hjwever , to Cnlcago , where bh
ivus found living as the wife of "Wild Wes
Bill. "
The wife made no defense and the coai
grunted a decree.
Cluilsionr Will t Nn u Trlrjiliime.
LOS-POX , Oct. 2 ! ) . Mr. Gladstone bus dc
cided to have a telephone put in betwee
ais official residence in Downing street an
.bo House of Commons. This uctiou is take
In rlevrof his appointing Sir William Verne
Harcourt to the position of deputy gover :
mcnt leader in the bouse. Mr Gladstoi
tiimself and John Morley , chief soriotar
for Ireland , will leave the house duuns it
coming sessions early In tbo evening , excej
on special occasions wbon important meas
ures are up for consideration.
When the House of Commons mcoti Ml
Charles E Scbwann. mombur for tbe uorl
division of Manchester , will introduce a bi
providing for tbe adoption in England of tl
American patent system.
t'liolfru Heron ! .
LOXIHIV , Oct. 2'.i The Standard's g
Petersburg correspondent reports u z > erioi
icvlval of tbe cholera epidemic utBuku.
ST. PiiicitsnniQ , Oct. 2& . rour i.ew cag. .
of cholera and three deaths reported be
yesterday. '
Briu PcfcTit , Oct. 29. Tbe chuleia rcco :
for today snows twelve new cases ni
f'elve deaths.
Twelve deaths from cholera have occurn
in the eotnrauue of Totb.
POUT TOW.V I..MI , Wash. , Oct. 29. Tl
bark Cowlitz , tblrt.duy * from China , nrrivi
today und reported two deaths , On tbe pt
sage tbe second mate uud captain were t
tucked with symptoms resembling Asiui
cholera , and. after u brief Illness , died. T
vessel was placed in quarantine.
Kttil from u \ > Hinr , Iicnlli.
LoxnoN , Oct. 29 , The British steam
Blal-.cmore , Captain Forest , from Baitlmoi
October 7 , arrived nt Queenstown tode
Sbe has on board the crew of tbo Nonvegu
bark Cupello , Captain IJabl , from Boyvei
for Pleetwood , blob was abandoned Oc
ber 22 in latitude 22 uortn , loneitudo Ul w e
Tbe only thing tbut kept tbe Capella in
wav her cargo of lumber
InlHtoi ot JlliiirtallUiii ,
LOXIIOX. Oct. 29 Tbo Dahy News , co
meuting on Mr. BaUo'jr's uduress on
mctalliem , expre > sev asioulbbmcnt at >
Balfour's assumption that tbe bust ecouon
thought of tbe day favors bimetallism a
declujes tbtt in England , Prance and Am
ica nearly all renowned economists are mot
metulllsts , tbe inevitable exc-tntlons bci
Leon Say and General Walker ,
Kelrutc of the I urU 1'iinU ,
Lositox. Out. 29. At tbe meeting of t
Irish parliamentary committee , bold todi
ut which Mlcb&el Davitt presided , An
bishop Crake's proposals for tbe release
tbe Pans fund were ucceptud
\VIll J'rurocuo I'urliuuu ut In ] li < iinl <
LOMKJNOct. . 29. U Is now ncuuunc
tbut parliament will b formally
in December.
ALL WATCH GERMANY
European Govsmments Deeply Interutcd
in the New Army Bill
WHY THE INCREASE IS NECESSARY
Other Members of the Triple Alliaaca Can
not Eep Up the Ajgre ats.
FRANCE HAS TROUBLE ON HAND
Intirnil Affairs of tie Republic Have At-
sumsd an Uncertain Hue.
WEAKNESS OF THE GOVERNMENT
Poor Slinwlnc MntliIn I > rnllni ; With tli
Milk Ht Cftritiaux nnil the Troubl *
Jl LriITu Nu Krttlvmrnl
In Slclit ,
! I > T Jainen Uordon neunntt 1
PAUI& , Oct. 2(1. ( fNew York Herald Cabl
Special to THE Brc.l The Ger&un mili
tary bill is the single thought of all Europ *
excepting Prauco. Nobody understand *
u by Germany should Increase her effective
force to such an extent as to be abla to throw
next spriuir 203,003 more uion in twenty-four
bours upon her eastern or western frontier.
Numerous note * have boon exchanged bo-
tvu-ou the different European cabinets. Air.
Gladstone at a cabinet council oa the 27tb in
structed Lord Kosebsry to pat at the bottom
of the real intentions of tbe Gorman govern
ment.
Tuc solo object of Germany is to make up
for tbo Deficiency in tbo Austrian ana Ital
ian forces , tbo financial condition of thosu
countries not permuting them to increase
tbeir armies , as members of tbe triple ullt-
anoe. Germany : s , therefore , obliged to
make tbe effort herself , as it is Impossible
for ber allies to do anything
Nevertheless the tendency is b'ad. The
bourses arc weak and ill at caw. This 1
especially the case In France. In addition
to the fears she has of the causes for i he in
crease in tbo German army , she has her OWR *
difficulties to contend with. Tbo strike at
Carmaux is a proof of tbo weakness of that
government. The country foals that it l
as tmdlv governed as before the Boulunirlst
explosion. It wants a change.
1.U ItriM ( ii-iinrHlti * * Oi > purtuultjr.
"It Gancral Bouliinccr had not bsen such
if fool us to commit suicide , " said Deputy
Millroyo to mo , "hovouid now be ns popu
lar as ever. "
Tne Carmnux affair has given tbe work-
ingtnen parly a new political campaign rrys
"Defense of universal suffrage tv workingmen -
men 1 The important question now , is not ,
will the workman Calvigonuo remain innyor
of thollttle municipality , bat if the workluc-
men have the right to do as they please out
hide of politics. Considering the Pronch char-
actertba replv is not doubtful. The work *
Ingmen of Franco will decluro themselveB
bound to stand by their fellows at Carmuur.
How is the Government to get out of it
difficulty !
A political precedent for n social crisis of
that cbaraoter has boon rarely soon. Tbe
clouds are rapidly gathering in th ° political
sky and this wpck everything looks black.
The pressing question is u bat is to be th
fate of the ministry. Mr. Loubet feeLs that ,
tfce crisis is fust navancing. Tne old politicni'
order is crumbling. Onjill sides grave fearo
nre entertained. Tbo winter will not go by
without trouble for the republican establish
ment of which Franco 11 ho proud. Miau-
ters , politicians , ull are uneasy.
I < otk of Troiib'r In Sicht.
MM. Clemenceau , Miller nnrt Polletun.
the loaders ot the radical parly , set out thi
evening for Carmaux. Their ostensible ob
ject is to bring about peace , their real object
is tbe contrary. Baron Hello , tbe president
of the mining corporation , refuses to yieia
in spite of tbo intervention of Count Mun ,
the distinguished leader of the Catholic
partv in tbe chamber , who hud interceded for
tbe workmen. JACQUES ST. Cnr.E.
-Ap | > ( iltit ( J n Iturriver.
MOXTHKUV , Mex. . Oct. 29. In tbe federal
court here today Judge Ueal appointed 0. A.
Uobcrtson receiver ol tbe Monterey & Mexi
can Gulf railroad , subject to the directions
of the court.
Iljclnr'n K iitrnrr.
CoiTViuonsOct. . 29 Henry Ryder , for
merly United States consul bore , was today
convicted of fraud and perjury and senteucea
to eighteen months' Imprisonment at hara
labor.
ItY llll > Wll'E.
How un At > u oil FnualiUut Kirn , ? > Hli a
ilrutul llutbnml ,
iMMANAi'Ous , Ind. , Oat. lii ) The citizens
of Fishers station , wheto tuo white cap outrace -
race was said to have occurred u week ace
lust night , deny tte story glrcn out by Henry
ICelpfer , tbe ullupod victim. IColpfer spent
most of bis time hanglne uroutid saloons
where every penny be could earn WUB civen
for bad whuiry. When arlink bo would irate
to his boinis and abuse bis wile.
On tbo uiehtin queulon be JeJttbe saloon
ana went straight to his home , where tie
beat bis wife with a churudushor and threw
a chair tit her.
Some of the toughs got bold of him tnd
gave him more liquor , and then tooir him
borne. His wife would not allow him to
enter , and be fell against a true which stood
in the yard. He was very drunk , but his
wife fearing bo would force bis way into
tbe bouse tooli a clothes line and tlod bis
loot loeeibcr , and fastened a baiter cumin
around hK body. He swore at ber frigTU-
fullv and called her vile uainoi. She cut B >
switch , and each time he called ber a namn
sbe wblppud him , mid all tbo time be wu
trj lug 10 out her with u kulfe. Tbe noun
they made aroused Ibe neighborhood , una Mr.
Ciistellar went u ? and atkuci bur to let him
go , but be was afraid if released bo would
kill ber and she refused to untie him. Cu -
tcllai went to tbe other neighbors , a number
uf whom went to Kelpfor's bouse in a body
and promised to take him aw ay and sec be
did not harm Mrs. Kelpfer If the would let
him go. Bbe then untied him and they took
biro to tbe blacksmith shop uua washed him
und gave him a chaLge of ruiment After
that they bd vised blm to leave town' for n
time. HB did and came to Indianapolis with
bin white cap slnry.
1'rarUrnllyH Itulilxir Trunt.
VCIUK , Oct. t'9. Subscription book *
will tie opened bore on Wednesday to cajil-
tuUt ibe United Stales Kubbur company.
The capital stock will be tn,0'aQ'M. It i
orguiiUed under ibe laws of New Jersey nod
.is a practical co-jsollJution of all tb rubbtr
compauiut In tbe country.
