Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY
TWENTY-SECOND YEAK. . .
OMAHA. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER lo. NUMBER HO.
I10LJUN AND HIS COMMITTEE
They Will Get Together and Cons'der Ap
propriation Legislation !
V.IIAT THE HOUSE MAY EXPECT TO FACE
It I * rxnriMl Hint n l.nrco llollrlrnry Will
llnvn to Ilo Mrt In 1'rnnlon Ap-
liriip"11'1 N"10 stllrt-
lliiR 1 iRiircH UUc-ii ,
\VASIIISOTOV , 0. C. , Nov. H A c lllll
to Issued very soon for a mealing of iho
homo nppronriatlonsrommlttco ntnooo Mon
day , November ! iS. ' 1 bis will plvo the com-
mlttoo ahoul n woelt'a llmo In w Inch to pro
pnro some of the regular annual oppfoprla-
tlon bllU for the no ion of congress when It
meets for the hccond sesblon , H Is the pur
pose to push rapidly nil of the measures for
the maintenance of the povornment novt
j oar , mid as the Ireasury department hus
promised to submit the estimates for the
District of Columbia , the pension and the
forltnunllont appropriation hills by Novem
ber Ub , thoio scouis to bo no Kood tcason why
thohousa should not have one , nt least , of
thcso nppropriatlon bills leady for its notion
ns soon as it meets.
Tlu > exceedingly heavy p ivmcnts mai'o ' by
the treasuory In the Hrnt quarter of the pres
ent lUcal vcar luno caused some dismay
nmonp the members of the approprlitions
rommlltco. Tor thn thst four months of
the year thcso paunonts have oxcr > eapd by
tlli.000,000 the oxpi'nditmos forthocoirc-
sponulnp period In Iho piccodltiK fiscal Near ,
which mentis n total mcrciso for the present
your of fSom,000. ! ) whllo the apptopriulions
for tl.o vear nro onlj f 1 . ' ,1101.UDO pie itor than
the appropriations for the last jrar. In
plum Knpllsh that means ( If the estl-
mites of the committee hold good )
a dellcioncv on ucconnl of pen
slons of t ) ( iODO,000. which will li ivo
to bo met by conmoss nt iho next session , in
Hddlllon to nn nppropilatlou for pensions for
thn next fiscal vcar of certainly "ot lejs limn
HEO.000,000 , so the totnl nppiopriKtions that
toneross must mal.o foi pensions next ses-
flon wilt agi recalo not less than Sibfi.OOO.OUU
With this cnormom sum nddod to the othoi
npprjprmtlons necessary lo cairv on the
pnvctiimenl und uccrcased importations ( and
consequently receipts ) tondlnp to result
from iipltatlon of the taulf nuostion. It will
bo seen tlmt the appropilitlons commlltro
1ms good reason to fcol ilismaved at the out-
lonlr and doubt their ability to pioveut u do-
ilcicncy In the national account.
CM.VII : < rui \ .vi i : SI.CIM : i
Ilo Ulll Iliivc SunnIMIlliilllJ la Solrctlni"
tlir 11.in.
WASHINGTON , I ) C. , Nox- . -Special [
Tologrnm to Tiir Bn J The most Important
and delicate position in the xvhllo house cs-
lablisbment which Mr. Clovelinut xvlll have
to till U that of private secielnrv. Colonel
Lament , who filled the position with such dis
tinction duiing Mr. Cleveland's Ilisl term ,
has now so many ousliicsb'intorosts in Noxv
Yoik thai ho could not accept his old place
( without n uront and unreasonable personal
'tactlllcc. ' Colonel Lament was piobabiy bet
tor paid for Ins services as tmvalo sccrotuiy
Ihan any pet sou xxho has tilled thnt position
before or slnco. When ho came into oflko
the snlao ailaoucd lo Iho position was fo.fOO
n year. Piosidont Cleveland paid Colonel
Lanmnt $ il , ! > OU inoio each of the four yours In
which ho served as private secretiny.
Just before Colonel Lament loft tlio ofllco
coligiess mcieised the sal uy of the prosi-
donl's pnvato soiootiny lo Jo.OOO a jcai.
Colonel Lament rofusoil to accept the addi
tional sum becnuso the bill had become n
law durlngtho line when he vvns sctxiupas
Ilio prlvnlo bociotin v of the piosldont who
Igned It. Mr. Ilalfoid was the llr t iiiivato
socrotcty who icceivcd Ihls sulaiy. Piesi-
dent Haulson has not palu Mr. Hnlturd
ntjylhing additional to Iho salarv allowed
linn bv congi ess. Uvon $3,000 is not a I in go
'
Ralniv'fora man who l.as to llvo n-i the pi I-
vnto srcrotarv of the picmdeiitmusl in older
lo maintain "iho dlgnllv of his position.
Colonel Lament imnntiilncd H vco hnml-
Fomo establishment in Washington nnd Mr *
Limont and ho cntoitamcd n picai < l al.
Mr llnlfoid has not done any onteilumlng.
Tlio continued and linullv fatul illness of his
wife rendcied this Impossible.
It is u lltllo earlv , pmhnps , -peculate nile
lo the social finture- HIP now admlnisirn-
tlou. 1'ho linn ) wIntui sea--rin of Iho Harri
son iidnrnlstuilliin has nolljn tii II seems
llkPlv that It will bo n rilhrr iimet wlutoi ,
Thodoatb of Mi' Uniilson will cast n gloom
over ofllclal circles nil thtough thu season.
'Iho Impending change of ndinintsti.illon .1.i i ,
too , will hnvo iidopipss'iig ' ofiVtH. lolhoso
who foim the ofllclnl cliclo this wlnlor the
Boelnl possloilltlos of the xxnitoi of 18'i.t 10M
< i liavo llttlo InteiosU Hut Ihere Is u I irgo :
social oiamonl In Washington xvhich is per
k tnaticnt. It does not clmngo with ndnnnis-
trniloni , and whllo It does not lecngni/n of-
llcial Eocietv ns iho loading socictv of the mi-
tlonnl capital , it depends for much of ills
most plaoorato ciiteitnlnine on thn ofllcul
sot , To Ihcsn poniilo it is n innltci of boino
moment thul the Whllnpjs or some ether
poncroiis ontprlamcra should como to Wn h-
Inctnn during Iho now Cleveland togime ,
Tno Whiinoys were undoubtedly the most
Invlnh entertainers of the Cleveland admin
istration. They spent nn enormous sum IIol
money on balls and dinners and puvc to
Washington socloiv n Rnjcty which II had
nol knoxvn bcfoie anil xxhluh lias had no pir-
nllel in any winter of the llaiiison iidmlnis-
tliilloil Possibly , so SQVS Ibo political tros-
mps , the WhlinovH xvill go to London. sIt
llicy do they maj bo expected to cuip-otha
'rocoid of nny other lupicspiitatlxes of the )
United Stint's In the cipllnl of the Hiitlsh
nation Mis Whitiiov goes In foi u irood
I i uio She never hesitates to leave bpr post >
us hostess , lei lha pli'ismo of n wait/\\itn
n joung nnvnl oftlcer at ono of her oxxnen-
icrialnmonis , and If it tlncnti'tis to intet-
fcru xvlth bar Piijavnipnl nf llfo in London ,
nil a H vri.v npl lo irivo the Ilutish coin t snmo
new Ideas of the ( ipplit-at on ol Its Iroi-
- bound utliuctte. ]
fbound
lin ri'Nt < > d in xtrix < Invplnul.
Social \\nihinitiin , of course , Is much | n-
tcroi.tud in seeing Mis. Cleveland again , and
u I tuns t ns in mil in seeing bnby Itillh. Tlio '
Cluvolands mnv otijnct la having ilmtr llttlo
duugUtor made a bubecl ; of Mpectnculur com-
inentand nutuo , but iho people of WusMiic
j ton ore hound to gush over Die llttlo one.
. Already Or. Sundotland , the pastor of the
1 First Prnsbylcruin church of Washington ,
linn put In u bid turough ouo of hU uonpie-
1 iallon for tbo pilvllrgo of b.ilitlzin bnby
Hutli , When Mi , .1 nines L. Noins , n leader ,
of iho local democracy , was in Noxv Yotk ra-
C6iilly Un told Mr , Cleveland tlin * Iho people |
of tlioPirslPiO'ibvteiiaii chin oh weio count *
iugon tlioprlviU'goofsecmg bab.x Htilli bap
tized under their louf. This was n clolieito
intimation thai Mr. Nouls hoped to SPO Mr.
Cleveland living in WnMilntMini ajain tioforo
lonir. Mr. Clercland thanked him for hU
expiesslon of teed will iniU said that ho
lib pod that llttlo Uiltb would huvo the onpoi-
tuntij of being oapll-ed hoio. Il would bo
verv appropriate If iho Cloxelands a Ued Or ,
SmulcHlaiid to iwrfoim iho ceicmony of bap-
up-
I tisui fur iheir llttlo daughter , foi u xvas upun
who ofllciutc.d at their wouding. Dr. Sun-
iiorland Is quiteroulldcnt of boclng Picsulent
Clovoluuu baik In bis rongrfgutioii. and Us
< iirlciilarly ! ; pleoscil noxv that the church
should have boon lodecoiated leiently and
made moro altrantlvo.
Il isfcu otion qufatlon In the minds of souio
people In WnsuliiKton xxhoiher Mrs. Cieve-
laud wilt bo able to take ib.il active Interest
1 ? social nfTmu Hero nl llrbt w hleh she weald
\\Iihtohnvo. It has boon whleporod abottl
recently that maternal caios mlpbi
" aeaiu
c" engross her attention to the duties of other
lutcroas bofoia very long. How much
truth there wlu this , of course , there U no
ttu authority here to say , Hutu u true , how
ever , Mm. Cleveland will still bo qulto pro-
pnr d ( or the duties ol her tint winter hero ( ,
which will not bsuln until Iho first official re-
copilon is held al Iho wblto house on the 1st
d T cf Jitnuarv , Ib'li.
TO IMl'ltliitS. :
Scrrclnrj Spaiitihnt ; Mnkr-n ttiitlnr Ulilch
\ \ 111 rtnisn 1 hriu.
WASHINOTON , D. C. , Nov. It Asslitnnt
Secretary Spuulding has mido n customs
ruling of ronslderablo Inteiosi to Importers
and inen-hnnts generally It Is In offcct that
a consignee nt the port of llrot arrival of Imported -
ported inorcbatidise , shipped under thu Im-
modinio trnnsportailons net , mav properly
dcslgnito Iho conslgnoo at the li.terlor port
of destination , provld d no other consignee
H mentioned in the bill of lading
Inn teller to the survov or ol customs at
Cincinnati , convoylnj ; tills Information , Ml.
Spaulolng say. "I'hc dopnitmunt regrets
to be'inder the necessity of infoimlin ; jott
thai complaints nil ) fretiiontlv | made In te-
para to iho obsirtictiGiis pi u-aii bv j ou In the
vvuv of thoontrv of mTchindlso recelv-Pd al
your port und < -r tlio onttios law Thcso ob-
slructlons seldom nrlso nl other polls , nnd
thoio does not seem to be any satlsfnctoiy
lenson for thulr PMSICUCO "
Mr bpiulding luon d nncs nl lenirth the
position of tbo department on this suojcct ,
and oxpicssos the hope thnt tbcro will oo no
fui thcr mlscoi.coptlons on Iho pnrl of Ibo col
lector.
In I'll\ui nl thn IVmn } Iv ml i
W SIIINHTON , D. C , Nov It In nn
opinion delivered today by Jusllca Uroxvn ,
Iho United btites supreme couit ulllrmcd
the Jtitlpment of iho circuit court of iho
United Stales for Iho nouuern dlslriclof
Ohio In favor of Ihe Mansfield , Coldxvater
A : Lnko Michlirnn Uallwuy company ,
xxhlch Is n suit brought nvalnst iho
company bv C"h tries Foster , now serrolinv
of tlio tieasiirx. In issr the road xxns sold
under foiecloMiro piocoudlngs for 5oOlOJO ) to
satisfy $1,000,0)0 ) mottcaco und upbtors'
clilms , npc'iegntlng $ ( ,00,000 ion years
later Mr Poster , who was a stockholder In
the Mnnslii'ld loud , brou-jht suit to have the
proceedings sot usldo , iillocliifr a fiaudttlent
conspiiney bolvvpen Ihu compmynnd Iho
Poniuvlvntnn railroad. Tne loxvor court
and this court both dismiss Iho bill on the
ground of liii-lios , holding that llnne * com
plained of might , by roasonnolo dlllgouce ,
have been discovered long boforp
uof.iii iJin : tut.
( iitltnc lluail ) finJttiliiiiiiildni ; Ixj > i > rl.
Illl'lltS 111 I UY114.
Nnw Oitr.i XNS , Li , Nov. 14 Tlio Times
Democinl's ban Antonio , Tex. , special biijs
A mooting of prominent citi/ens and uusi-
nos men was hold m , tlio 13oanl of Trade
looms here this morn ins. and itvas nodded
by their to inlso u fund of sO.OOd to bo milled
to iboSlU.COJ already becuicd by IhiKovern -
niont lainmnklng station , to compluto their
proposed experiments here this wool ; . Gen
eral Ur.xcnlurth and party will an Ivo hoi e to-
mot tow , nnd ills expected tli.it oxervlhing
will bo in readiness byThuiada } lor begin
ning tlio experiments.
Hon. J II. ICinp , sneaking today of the
Pioject nt tlio citizens mcollng , said : "I'heio
are a creat many mtoicstinR minor details
connected with tlio xvoik. but speaking in a
general vvuv , the Hist btep to be taken will
bo to sejid two piofcbsional aoionuuts in u
balloon to n Height of fiom one to Ixvo miles.
Thov will bij bUpplicd xvilh n full sot of
sciontlllo iiistiuraonts for takintr tno direc
tion and volocllv or tlio air uuironls and tlio
buuuditv of the nlmo-iuhoro They will
loiiin tlio pol-t nt which the hottest euiionls
of air ci oss o ich other and decide upon tbo
most , lavorabloeltnalioti at wnlch to explode
the balloons.
"These balloons will bo exploded by moans
of a slow match , and the concussion will bo
tremendous and may bo heard lor a distance
of twontv-livo miles ] } y means of the slow
match process the explosions cm bo limed tea
a fowceconds. The losellito und other pow
erful explosives will be lircd on the prouml ,
\vlillo bombs will bo shot into tlio air. All
Ibis uill DO done simultaneously iindcontlnii-
ouslv until tain is produced , which icMilt
u ill bo brought about uy icKing hot and
cold air.
"It will bo a grand and powoiful dlspliv
and will uo worth coming huinlioch of imloj
to witness. It is cnrtuln lo iittiacl Innidieds
of people from the suirouti'ltn ' , ; oountiv ,
while proiuiiicnt gentlemen und scientists
will bo in nttinilunco from Toil \\oilh ,
Chic igo , Kinsns City. St Louis , Mtmioap
oils and Now Yoik. Tlio governor of Mill *
nosota is ven much intei jsted m tno plan
and l.as sigultlod his inleiHlon of being
present.
"All the inlli oid compinlcs whoso line ?
iruveisp or pynntr ito tne arid Ini.its of the
west hivu infoimed us that they 'Mil hiivo
ipprobciitalivus on the mound who will 3L L
m.iKO , i report on the success or failuio of
the I'xnoiimonls Wo luvo selected thiicitv
because vvo ici'ard it as .1 very favoiaolo
point for cuirx mi * on the work "
Til I. I ///JTf tii >
' 1 lure Iliriitt IM | mil I llry 1 holt- * mil Dull 114
Wmtlinl li tip * i Ij 1H * ti 113 ( < !
WINSION , N ( JNov. H The prlnclpil
business block of this place buiued last
night and also two tobacco warehouse ) . The
total loss is f.r ) ,000 and the lusurnuco
$250,000. "Tuo lire started la Broxvn'b
drug store , sproiid nipidly to
the Iliilnos building , Yauha.n ! building and
Pint Nallounl building Pho llrms burneJ
out incluao Caldwell Ac Kapp , Yiiueuun it
I'opper. Kosonbacher & Hrother , A. ICadden
andS I ) . Allen , togolhor with the ofllces of
H. C ! Uun Ac Co , Wilson \ , Uuxton , Jones
ICcincr , Dr. 'lliomas , and the rooms of
tbo Twin Citj club Whllo the hro was in
progress nn Incondlnrv lire was dlscoxoind
neat the Uichmoiid X Dinvllle pissanpop depot
pot , and Abbot it .longs' lobicio waiolionso
und O .1 Shepp ud's leif tobicco factorv ,
tocclbi'i1 with eleven bouses and sotno small
lieu 1 0 shniitli" , woic consumed
Mil xx M KM , WIs. , Nov. 1 -Tho 1 Ini go dry
poods stoio of T. I. KolU As Co , Wisioiibiu
stieet and Urondwnx , wns piiUoil by Hie tuts
motntiifr. Loss fl7. , l'0li ' In iiU'il ,
Ni \ \i > \ , Mo. Nov. II Uldoiado Splines ,
a lloui l"uiis ! town seventeen mile ; from
lien , was \lslteu ba destructive tliocs -
tunlnx Ijlnvon buslnos * houses wi'rn do-
slrovi'd. 'Jho JOSH 11 estimuli-d nl U.ujO ,
p.nllv Insniud.
Tcihin , Jov. II A tire occurred In this
city > cstonla > , ilostio > lni ! ( Whousus ) Jho
houses dcsliovcd urrn the usual bnmboo
sirueHiios , tlmt burn liUo tinder wbon onro
n Ilio is minted.
Ni.w Yoniv , Nov. IIA tire brolte nut
shoilly bcfoie 1 o'rlocU tnl uftornoon In
I'm ' IHIKO fuiiuturo waieLoiuo of I ) . . InI.
Howe fi yon , Hroolihn. The bulldinc : Is I.n
four-stor > brlclt stiiiciuro , ( IxlOO ) foot.
llnloin the llnmes weio checked the IB
was yuttod. The lo s is § 1.10,0(10. ( IBc
I'irriiii 1,0 , Pa , Nov II A tlio at Me-
Kcoiport this e\c'iiuiK destroyed alctii tene
ment bouses on Kicvoiith Htrcot , lemlorinn
11 f teen families nnd neatly 1UO pouoi'5 homu-
IUJB. Loia , f.'i.UOJ.
I'll ) lur I limrVnrIc ,
NI.W YOIII. , Nov. 14 , Deputy Sheriff
Youin ; toliv locolvod an nttauhnioiii for
for $10,121 ngamsi the IHoJlx I'ublishmg
company of Noxv Yoik and Washington , ! I )
C. , In fn-'or of Ken lion Prc'onvnt & Ilros. :
printers , for xvoik done and material fur-
' ' ire
'J'lio printliic was douo for the ro-
publlenn campaign counnittoe. The Ilrodlx
company , U Is Bald , sublet the contract to
Krefiimn llrothera for # . ' 5,00i > and the latter
llrm bus ivcuivod but t < iOOJ on the account
of work done , und have attached for the
batnnco clalmod to bo due. The sheriff
solved the attachment on a number of par
sons , Including Corjiellus N. lllus , treasuior
of the republican committee.
Itooih' * llliilulay.
YOIIK , Nov. 14. Kdvvln Hooiu passoa
hU llfty-tiinth birthday at the Players club ,
Gramoicy park , All thn members of tbe
club who wuro there S&turday night signed
a brief note ot felicitation to iho dUtln-
puUlied actor. About ecvonty llvo members
cpuonded their uutogmrh lo thu testimonial
f t'OOUU
iit f Ti i on Ttfi\nn\T I PIIIPT
RESTLESS , IIUi\GRY \ RED MEN
Cheyennoi and Arapauos Pretend to
Have Bad Blood in Their Haarts.
WHITE MEN'S ' WAYS NOT THEIR WAYS
running H I'nur Siilntlttilo fnr thn Agnncy
nn u Sniircn n ( I'lniundnr Ulint Uniit-
inlMlonnr Mnri-ini Snyx Murshul
llu-tlutt Diinunic.
WASIIISOTOS , D. O , Nov. 11 The atten
tion of Indian Commissioner Morgan was
led iv called to a press dispftlch from Until-
rlc , O.l , statlnp In ciTect thnt Ihoro woto
} xvcll ' pioundoj fours of trouble amoni ? the
Cheyenne und Arapahoe Indliins In Okla
homa diulnp Iho comlm ; wlnlor boc-iino of
iho roducilon In iho food bupplv fuinishod
bi Ihu government , and stalinp ih.it oven
now thov xxnio In a state of sreat distress
for xvunl of food. Per Ihis condition of at-
fnlts , the dlspitrh. stated , the Kovnriunont Is
by many poisons hold dlioctly ro ponslblo.
Coinnnssionor M irsin slid. "It xvill bo n
sublclont icplv lo this statement to plvo Iho
fuels In rupirJ lo xvb-xl the Chovounes and
Arapahoos have actually rocolvod. Tnov
number iliJO , : Since the year IbDO there has
been expended for their bcnollt for rations ,
clothlnp , omploxos , etc , iho sum of $1,101) ) , *
S'O in fulllllmont of lieaty stipulations.
There has also bopn CKpo-ided in their behalf
for the same putpoao since 1S7J , the sum of
Si- " . ll > IS' ' , all of which xvas n pratulty , pivon
by co'iuross to supply tholr nocossltles and
promote their civilization , and not called tor
by anv ueaty.
"In Oclober , 1 93 , the Chaycnnns nnd Ar-
apihncs ajioed to sutrender to the Unite I
States a liupe oart of their rosorvalior , tno
price to bo paid by tbo povoriimont bcinp
$ ) JOOJlin cish and * lOU&OlJ ) to bo placed In
the It eiisttry to Ibelr credit lo boar In to rest
nl ii pjr cent per nnnu n
"In a-cordanci xxith ttils nereement allot
incuts hive b'Pii mido to tko Clicvonnes und
Ar.iu ihocs of lliJ .n res of th choicest land
lo each man , \\uinun and child of Iho tribes ,
and in further fullillmeni of lha npicomcnt ,
there has DCOII pild them within iho la"l IU-
loen .no-libs $ TOJ.OOJ ill cash , loss $ li"lJJ.
This sum was paid to the .ittorncj ? xxho had
rrndo cot tracts with the Induns , anu xvilh
tlio consent of the iJdians xvas taken out of
Iho J5JJOOJ.
The llrsilnstitlinsnt of intoron on the
51,001000 , ninountint ; to fli'i.OJJ , became duo
on Iho 1st of July lasl. Payment of this sum
is jiislabotu 10 bo made , the Urn Insliillmout
huvini ; Jual been sent lo iho agent , und Iho
second installment will bo sent , as soon us
Hie lir = l is paid.
"It can hardly bo e.p3ctod Ihit the pov-
tirniiR'nt xvill continue to subsist
Indians out of the public treasury
uro have bad their lanas allotted
nnd xvhoare rcceixins larce cish pa > ments
Thcso Inuitns have absolutely no mound
whatever for complaint against Iho gox em
inent. This unrest amoa ? Iho Indians is
undoubtedly created by those xvho hona to
bonelited in some xxny. Ourlng iho last
camnalj-'n unprincipled men stirrea up these
Iiidlmsfor polltictl piupasos , and it anv
trouble occurs will be largely responsible
for iho rosull "
i\riii.ii ) nton mi : 111 : 1:1. VAUO- .
3lar4li il llulliitt ill I'lnn Itlilc AiuusCMlol
DUlurliliitlio liiilliini.
Sioi.x CiTr , la , Nov 14. f&paclal Telo-
Rrara to Tin : HhE. | ( ! eor'o U. Hartlolt ,
United States mirslml at Pine Kldgo uirciicy ,
xvlth jurisdiction over the Sioux reservation ,
hub been removed from ofllco and oxpallod
fiom tbo icseix'allon for making statements
lo ihe clloct that the Sioux are dusntislloJ
ii.nl apt to tobjl n ulust the government at
any timu.
Agent Brown nt Pine Hideo made the
chutpes ngulnst IJ ntlett that ho , because ot
n jmlousy nf Brown , his been endonvorinc
to spiead dlisntlbfaction among the IndUns ,
and'ciuspd several patties of them to loivo
tbo icsorvatlon.
Hartlolt denies the phnrzos , and still main
tains iluil un open winter xvill bring about
hostilities or that nn uDiisni xvlll occur In the
npiing at the flintiest. Ho licenses liiown of
responsible becuubo ot bis
men' . Huillotllins uuen on Iho resoi x'nlion
eighteen v cars. Hroxvn has ooen lliero loss
Uiantuociis. . B iillott wants uu ofllcml
linliiiii OntliruiK In Cnlnr.tiln.
Di NV ci : , Cole , Nov 11 lloveuior Houtt
is In iccolut of te'.o-'r.niH from Meeker toll
ing of Indian invasion into the Colorado
National park by tha Whllo Kivor Utcs , xx ho
niasnidto bo sUughtciiin : trimu nnd stcal-
IIIE eatllo. The band is composed of more
than 10J bucks and squaws and the local
aulhoiilles aio poxvoil s.
/ / . / . ALL .tnit .11
Coin c'litInns T hut XV HI liii In Si'hslcin Tliiuc
tlio I'ro-unt U'uclc ,
Mmpini , Tiitin , No\ ' . 11. Tomorrow
morning ai 10.110 o'clock the rarmors1 Alii-
auco und Indubttlul Union of America xvlll
meet In annual session. Uovcrnor Buchanan
will volcu the welcome on behalf of the stnlo.
Amoni : Iho dolOKnloj aruvod are many of na-
llonal repute , IncliidinRGeneral.I 13 U'eavor ,
C. W , Macune , lunatiua Donnelly. T. v' . Pow-
dorlj , Unlle'l blutos benator Pufler , .iniry '
Slini)3on , Hen Terrlll , Senator Van U'yolc .vf
CoiiLTOasniHii LivlnKiton and Tom Wulson i ,
Cioiieral .l.uuca PiolilFiank Hmiutt t.
Alon/o vVardxvoil , Halph Uoaumoiit , II. t.j
TuuucncuU , J II. Jamison , \V. b Morgan
and Lilly Somerset , Mrs Lease , Miss Will-
aid. Miss Dices nnd others.
All Jiriii i , Tonn , Nov. 14 I ho Associa
tion foi tbo Advai.comoiit of Woman xvlll
hold its Ko slon , bsclnnlnjj tomorroxv morn-
IIIKUI 10 o'clock , In the loomsof iho Nlno-
tccnlh Century club Mis. Julia Ward
llouo and nuiny oilier distinguished lauv
( luUgatos in lived toauy and were diiyon
uboutiho clly this oveninif
i\ll xii'inx , IVnii , Nov. II The convention )
of the Intcrstnto Head confess xvill onan
herd \\cdnesda > , nnd many prnminont xvork-
ois In iho cause of improved hlgnw.ijs will
bo in altondancc.
Allnr Illppnl ) MI'S scalp.
NEW YOIIK , Nov. 11.--Tho steamship Adi
rondack , which arrived todav. loft Port II111
Pilnco November 5. "On thai day , " said
ono of Ibo olllcors , "utmost all lha people
beamed to bo under nrms Piesidcni HIp-
pul.xle , il was said , was about to stall Per
( 'jp3 Iiatleii , where an upilatiiR against his
autuoritv soomcd Imminent , Thcro Is dis
satisfaction among the puoplo of Capo lli isb -
llon H was the people of the tioith who
stood bv him In his tight ngalnst Lou'iinne ! < ,
and thov noxv accuse him of ingratitude ,
llinpulvte's oiblnoi does not suit bis former
adherents. They think lie Jeans'tno much !
loxv aid hU former enemies , and there seems
to boa voiy general foellngof unre.sithrough
out the Island , The present threatened
trouble has been long brewing , but has now ) \
assumed such formidable shape that Hippo-
lvt and his followers nro crowing alarmed ,
ns some of thu exiled loaders aio leading
spirits In tbe outbreak.
lit'a
Killed Illi SUtiT'/i llulrajor ,
Cii'TintiE , OKL , Nov. H. G. J. Dorr , a
well known cattleman llvlnt ; near hero , xvout
to visit his slsler on her claim savontcon
miles fiom this place today , und found her
in a compromising position with II. 8. Foss ,
another oatllomun. Dorr upbraided Foss for
hl > conduct , ana xvhen Toss , becoming
nugry , attempted todraxv his revolver , Dorr
_ shot blm deai and then came here anil gave
himself up.
Viilod AKiilnot thu Mori git si * .
TOLI DO , O , , Nov. 14 A special meotlnc of
tbe RUurgUolacrs ol Ibo Toledo , Chicago > &
Kansas City Itallrihd company \vns bcld
herd todav to vote upnfiahn question of Pine
IIIR n mortcogo of ' $1:1.500,000 : , consent for
which wai asRoa bv * Ibn manoroment , The
Interest taken in Iho matter wai so grout
thnt over Inree-fodrtha of Ibo proforiod
stock xvns represented. There was n largo
majority cast apilnst thn proposition.
llUXTKltS.
Trial or KM. Smith nrtlio I.nne TliooloRlc il
Snmlimrllpgun. .
CINCINNATI , O. , Noy 14 Tbo trial of Hov.
Prof. Stnllh , professor In the Lane
Presbyterian Theological laminary , on the
chnrgo of heresy , hisan hero this morning.
The morning session was taken up with pre
liminaries.
At the intnrnoon session Prof. S nlth pre
sc sented Ins case. . Prof Smith undo . .spccillo
ot to three member ) of tbo presbv-
to sluing as Jurou or judges. They xvero
tor . Ijixvson , Kov. Koburtson and Kev.
Pruncls. The tbroo ministers had , in inter
views published in the newspapers , saulihoy
believed him guilty of tbo charges
biSi Upon motion of Uov. i-'rancls that Piof.
Smith's objection to lha court bo not sus
tained a largo majoittv voted In thu alUrnu-
llvo.
llvo.Tl.o professor then began In n calm way.
devoid nf fueling or pisjlon , to present his
case. He first argued iigainst tbo irregular
ity of ilns proceeding , clairnlng that the
commission In erroneous icichlni ; hnd no
r IK tit lo inqllliu into thu ministerial standing
oflndtxldunl members. Th U was a judicial
process. Ho further charged thnt the com-
mltlco ' was prejudiced , aptinlntid to repre
sent ' ono opinion only. This , ho declatod ,
was avowed In opcti ptoibjlpiy bv the mod
erator In making the appointment , nnd It was
further evident from the foim ofthoiupott
Itself. Ho further declared that It xvas Ir
regular because this Judicial proceeding was
tanen without the distinct ir.quiiv on the
pail of luo presbvrlory , xvhich was necessary
for iho ends of jtmlco , lo investigate iho
alleged offenses.
uln Tin committee had sent him a demand lo
retract what Le had written , bul ns ihoso
objections hod alreidy been virtually over
ruled , ho simply put them luthoiecoid for
such use as may lo poislblo horeiftur
sitl Ho ihon proceeded lo remind Iho coorl of
the necessity for extreme eiution In deter
mining the i ] tiost i on admitted , lo allow no
pi evlously formed opinions lo overt uio Iho
process of reason.
Those familiar , ho Bind , with the locent
hlstoiy of our cum oh must teallzo
tbat now xvo aio in tbo midst of
Inlluouces uiifilendly to calm nnd
unbiased consideration of the uoctiiinil
Issue * . The very fait that xvo are levying
our ' confession of fnilh seems to make minus
O'u sensible than usual lo doctrinal meas
ures. The solo question noxv before us is
the nufllcloncy of tbo chaises and upncltlca *
lions ptOiuntu 1 by your committee. Lxcept
Ibis , ovoivlliing boarlut ? on the case , ot sup
pojed to bear on it , should uo rosolutclx shul
out of voaiminds. .
tlo tUen took up the charge * ngninst him
one by ono and raised objections lo Iheir
biilllcleney. ! Un Ibcsu giounds ho asked thai
HIP cbargoi icfeirod to bo Uilckon out. At
this potul the presbytery adjourned.
z.s or j. inon.
Ulll VIcot In A n n nut Session at J. .
I.nulsTuil { tj.
ST Louis , Mo , Nov. 14 The genoial ns-
sombly of the Knights of Laoor vvlll meet nt
WorKiuan's hall in annual convention tomor-
low n.ornlng. Todav tao committees on crc-
dontlals , tinanco and law vvera in session nt
the Laclode. They have all ncarlj comh
pleled the \\oik neceisar.y to bed _ ne
Hie assomblinu pf Ihi-f convSntion" , und us
soon as Iho body-meets ovciylblbg will bo In
toiidinoss tor the .presentation of tbo 10-
1F
polls . '
Jonn Davlln of the executive board paid
today thai innonp tho'moil Impoi taut things
to t bo ccnslderod uv tbo convention vxould bo
the question of restricting iminlprition. "I
preiumo ! , " bo said , "that If anv thing Is da-
cided upon it will bo in the fotm of ic-solu-
llons declating against unic.stricted Humi
liation as ono of iho pnnclplos of Iho oidoi.
ThoKuighlsof Libor evci.x xvhcro xvill agl-
lute the subject mid endeavor to create popu
lar sonliuicul so us to lead to national legis-
lalion lo keep out tbo pauper classes of Ku-
lopo. "
, Speaking of the report that Mr. Poxvderly
Intends 10 icsign as master xvotkmnn , Uon-
erat VVoithy Foreman Hugh Cavunnugh
staled tonight that us his tetm of otilco was
noxv oxpni'd ho could not resign. As to n
rolusal to bctva aaaln In Uio eanm i inacity ,
Mr Cavauuugb and ether nHIci ils who are In
Iho oily doclina llial therois no giour.d for
believing ho will tuba such actlo-i. 'ThPio
is , " said becretarvjlajos , "so far as Unown
no opposiiion to him "
( jt-neial Master Woiumin r. Y. Powdprly
reached tno city late this .if tot noon. Ho 10-
fused to tulle lo/urnlnc ; tbo lepoitlhitho
intended not to accept another tcim or Ins
present oftluo. General scciotaiy Haves ,
hoxvover , stud : "I huvo lanced xvith Mr.
Poxvtleily and ho assured mo ho vvlll not
leave us , and that all repot is lo Iho contrary
are unliuo "
M i iti-ran.1
Soiui ) DUputn Goiicuriilii nil Important
ipl oiln In Mlm Mutluu'ri I. ilu.
PUXNCI CO , Cat. , Nov. 14.--In spilo ol
the denial by Margaiot Mather , Ibo aclioss
she was married to G. A Pabat , son o :
the mllllouaro broxvor of Milwaukee. Het
niece , who nccompanios Dor , ndmlltcc
to n f i lend while beta lluoo vvaoks ago lha
MUs Mather xvas man led to young Pabs
near Cbicigo shortly after the actress" dl-
vorco from Ijiuil Haberkain , Tuo niece
made this admission lo nczount for thu in
timacy oxUtinir botxxepn horauntand Pabat.
JSoforo Miss Mather's ' imivul heio in Oc-
Ipbt-r Pabbt enijiiifod n btiito of
ttneo rooms nt the California hotnl
xvhich xvoio occupii'ii ( luiiug .Miss Mnlliei's
ongi.eiiient ( by Miithor , her nlcie , unu
Pabst. Ho xvas voiv devoted to her. It is
said bo xvns voiv wnlliig to many her , but
hud boon unnblo lo gain her consent lo the
mairingo.
Lo-i AMU I.ES , Col , Noy , 14. Mnrpniot
Mather haj gonuoist , .lust jofoio her dc-
piituio she posltlvoly declined to neo a 10-
porter or P peak ubout her alleged m.ti riau'O.
Her nieca vxas ficuu and positively dpnlcd
thut thu man iago bad taken place and lur-
ilior denied ihit she | iud admilicit ibo nur-
liago in Sin Prancisco.
_ . . Cole , Noy. 1 . F H WaisoHold ' ,
business manager for Margurot Matuar , H
hero. Hosnvs that so far as ho knows lueio
Is noi ibo hllglitt.st foundation for iho loport t
that Miss Mather has married Ucorgo Pabst
of Milwaukee.
Ihu Doiith Itnll.
UM.CKIII , N. C. , Nox' . 11 Chief Justice A.
S. Morrlam died this morning of diabutcs.
Ho served in the state leinslnluro and was
chosen United States srnntot In 18bJ. Txvo
jours UKO ho xvtH cloctod "chief justice. Ho [
xvill bo glviin u stale funeral.
Louisv n I.B , ICy. , Nov , 14 , Sanlor Bishop
Mllus.,0 ! Iho coloieu Molhoulst Unlsconal
church , died athU Home , corner ot Twenty *
nlnih nnd Walnut su-oets , atT o'clocu tills
moinint. nf lorn long Illness of nsltnnu Ho
was bom u slave , but early displayed un np-
tltuda for study , and through bis own efforts
succeeded In obtaining u ooi ( oduciulon ,
COSCOIIP , Mas's. , Noy. 14 Lillian Emer
son , vvldoxv of Itjlph Waldo Kmorsop , r10
poet nnd philosopher , died yaatordny , aged :
70 j ears.
Movpmniitiiat Uci'iin teimurs.
At Queeiistoxvu Arrived Ohio , from
Philadelphia.
At Coponbapen An Ived Italia , from
New York.
At Anivvorp-Arrlvea Illinois , from Phil
adelphia.
At Loudon--Arrlvcdi Malno , from Balti
more. V '
At Gibraltar Arrived Werra , from Noxv
Yora.
Al Philadelphia Arrived Indiana , from
Liverpool , unmi
At Uoston Airlvoa Boston City , from
London ,
At New York Arrived Straits of Gibral
tar , lioiaHlo Janeiro ,
FIERY FRENCH ANARCHISTS
They Meet ni l Counsel Tint Extumo
Measures Bo Adopted
ANOTHER CRISIS IN FRANCE'S ' CABINET
Nulrs on thn rnlltluiil Situation f.ononil
lliironnlc nr Itiiislu tluiiiulit tn llnvc
llprii I'nNiinnd tn t'rmnnl HIM I'uii-
Ulniifiit nl DUIioiiL-nt DltlPinl- .
Nov. 11 A mil's ini > itliii * of
: nlnurs , was hold at Carnnux vcslerdiiy , nt
. j
which resolutions xvero ndoplod docliunif !
that they would pursue In concorl with the
proletariat of tbo whole world a policy ot
[ lolltical and economic evolution of iho
middle class by moans of social
evolution.
At n mooting of nnnichlsU bold hero
ycstordiv , n wet km in named Gojrgos nd-
I'ocntcd the use of dynamlto by ibo working
classes to pain tholr end's. Ilo commanded
thu author of the tcrcnt explosion nl Iho
jolico siatlon In iho U i < s ilua Honfant's.
The inuotltif * bioko up in u tow. A num
ber of blank wai rants for the airost of
anarchists li ivo been given to the pollco and
detectives. At the same tlmo much
adverse comment has boon caused by tbo
fact thai Iho anaichlils hold their meetings
under tro vety nose of the police. Noxvs-
piper reporters huvo no dlfllcnlty in tludini-
Mil xvhcio the meellngs are held , mid 11 is
claimed Iho police should suppicss such
galherlnRS altojzotbi'r.
Tbo present week is HUoly to bo a inoinon *
lous 010 lor iho Pioneh cablnot. Thcro Is
a gtoxvlng opinion that ibo mnilsiiy is only
awaiting n chnnco to dlo piadually. The
Jliambor of Daputln ? has alroadv abolished
the duties on cut tain drinkables against the
ndvlco of the minister * , thus diminishing
the revenue by SS.OJO.OOO finncs nnd up-
selling iho llnauco mmibtci's budget
sehemos.
On U'ednosdavtho eovoinniPiit will ptoss
its bill asking for pnxver to suppiuss violent
nnnichlst papeis. It is uclioved that Iho
Chamber will rrjict Iho bill , ns u mode of
censuring iho pi line unnUtui's \\cuknoss in
dealing with the anaichlsts.
On 'Iliuisday the Pan mm einnl question
will be debntod , and this Is Miolv to brine
out u ui Ms. Tbo iruv eminent m iy elect ono
or all of those questions , or thol ianco bvvlsb
convontion. Should the ministry ba over
thrown , it is li telv Ihat M liibot , the pres
ent . minister of foiolgn affaiis , uad M. do
Frovrincl , the pioaont minister of war , will
be totaincd in iho remodeled cabinet. T ho
outromoof the week's events is watciiod
with proit intciost , In pollticil circles. The
radicals xvill not lose an oppoilunity lo ovoi-
Ibrow iho government.
i-.v 1111:1 : : .
Lsc.ip uli" , ul a Sun iif tinI'll in o nf Minite-
ni'Bin.
LONPOV , Nov. II A dispatch to the
Standaid fiom Vienna says that Iho lual is
proceeding nt Palate Dalmia of tbreo
Moritenograns , who aio cnai ed with hav
ing murdered n natuial son of Punco
Nicholas of Montenegro. The uamo
of the son was Giujici , and it
was brought out in couit that ho
had hern n continual soutco oftiotibloto
IItl piince. , . Grujica- was "supported by
th-o iTlncoTniut xvus reckless in his nablts
tlP his demands for monev vxoic i ocular a-iil
perBlsteut. Finally Ins supplies xveio ctrtoff
altogether and this xvus resuntcd bv the
joung man , und ho undo ox cry effort lo
annoy the piince and mnlco him iiluulous.
Numerous family documents and s.itiucal
poenib relating to the pnnco xvoro wriuon by
Urnjica and wore tend in coutt. Many sen
sational ( > toi IPS aio nllont in rcgaid 10 Iho
disclosuios that huvo been made 01 arc to bo
made in connection with Ihe cnso
DKAI'H Ol ( jiMit\l : , lEOKO.NOK ,
Olio of Itnsil i's I lhtliii ) * ( ipiioiiils Mipposnl
In II iv n Hi un 1'iiUiinpil liv Iliimiili'i.
Mo ( o\x , Nov II A sensation has been
caused hero by the sudden death at Tash
kent ! , in Asiatic Russia of General Doronnk.
Some tlmo ago Gonotal Uoronok xvns ap
pointed a spOLial commissioner to examine
into the administration of the province in
which Tashkend is slluatcd Ho mnde an
exhaustive oxaminalion into iho afiaiis of
Iho province vv lib Iho result that ho dlscov
crcd hrogularitics Involving u iiuinber of
ofllcMls. Gcnot.il UoionoU was upon tlio
point ot untuning to Mosrow xv hen he was
tHkou stiddunly ill and died in a few ml null's.
It Is suspecti'd that son.o of iho oftlcinls
ivboso honor was thought to.uflor , had .11-
laiiKed foi his death , feaiintr that his dis
closures would result in then punishment ,
possible in exile lo bibeiin Aposlmoitem
examination will bu mudu lo learn it ho was
poisoned.
A iltnlniis l.nvoi Kills Ills Kit il mid Sticrt-
IIPIII I mill Shunts HluiKoll.
LONDONNov. . 11. In the llttlo village of
Poteitavoy , Dovonshlie , jestcidav William 1
Williams , iho uusticccsnful suitor for Iho
hind of I3milv Doidgo , a fauuci's daughter ,
shot ana killed her and his rival , William
Kowo , as thox xvcio luturnnn ; l'i am chinch ,
and then shot himself , piobably falully.
1'MI IPS8 llf lllO Spllllll'lh' Stlllci * .
LONDON , Nov , 14 Tno second week of the
great cotton lockout opens with luciciv'ol
prospects of the trouble being loinr
conllnucd , Thoio are iiOJJOQ ) spin
dles working full tlmo ; 7"iJ,0)0 ) on half
tlmo nnd l'ii)000d ) nio stopped 'Jho
Mnstais fodbiaiion has askud the ownois ol
spindles working full tinio to bet'in lo
shuituu Ihe tinio 'llmrsdav All limn as
sented , except the masteiH at HolUii , xvho
spin n vpti in cotlon mobtly. They jilend
that their hands HIP full of nidots nnd lliclt
mills miiat woik full tinio to 1111 them.
'lliu I'nir Ulll Iliintr XVciltli.
LONDON , Nov. II 1'ho rniuticlal Neivs
BII.VS U lliinivi iho long expected boom In
Aineilcnn lallxxuy shatos maj como at any
llmo. Amoilcan speculators. It dcclaio- , ,
have not yet grasped the potcnilut
sources of irulllo exnausion that
vvlll bo uiTorded by tno Columbian
exposition. There Ib nothing cxtravnguni
in the estimate tlmt f..VJ.ooo.OdJ of foiolgn
money will be loll In Amciica us the harvest
of the exposition. Ameilcins xvlll ba literally -
ally iiuiduncd with money scoklng ilivost-
me'itls.
Anotlior D.tnniiiltiOmruun In rraiirit ,
PAKI" , Nov. 14. In a village near Llmofjes
tonight n dynmlto oomb exploded on iho
doorstop of a dwelling. Much aamuco xva&
aono to the building , but the inmates es
caped injury , though very badly seined ,
The Inhabitants of the village ore gioally
blttrcd up ovci Iho outiuRO ,
( Jits n Million I rum tlio DuUo ,
LONDON- , Nov , 14 , Tbo tunoial of the
duke of Murlborough took place at Hlonhclm
palnco today. His life was Insured fcr
j 1,000,000 , xvhich xvlll po to the duchess to
icpuv tier for incut sum spout in putting
Blenheim In icpalr.
HiM1I Not .Xliurj u Trilled * .
LONDONNov. . 14. Fintbor Inquiries
among tno fi lands of the prlncu-of Wales and
ido
Lord Hoscbery throw discredit upon the re
port that the latter Is going to marry Prin
cess Victoria , second uuugbtcr of iho prlnco
of U'uleb.
lhrm < Kind nl ruoplu Not UinilVil.
NKXX YOIIK , Nov. 14. Colonel Woabnr to
day roccUca lufgriuaUou thai a 0Id
Irish criminal Is on his way to this country ,
sent here by the Urltlsb ntithoutli-s. Ills
nnmo IH William Nngtp , and bo hnd been
tititlorfolnp n txvcnty venrs' sentence In the
Dublin penltcnttiry. The government | ) ir-
doncd Nuglo on condition thii ho Join his
btothor In this countty They pave the con
vict Miftluiont money to como here. Nngio
will bostonpod and returned to Ireland.
7/KM < ; < > / i n ; : * tin tii :
ItiiinnrIhrt Ihu Mrn ut lli > inrlr til nnd
\iliidtit | Inxtns Vn < \ \ I'liUpiiltn ; .
Pirrsiu no , Pa , Nov II It is highly
probiblo that within iho next Uvonty-four
hottiM n dacldod chinco will In its piano in the
sttiko noxv on at the Carne -lo Steel com-
pin.v's mills nl Homestead , Lnxxrimccvilio
nnd Hoaxer Palls What the oxaol chauicter
of this ohnngo xvill bo Is hnd to foreihadow ,
but Its solution xvlll hkeiy bo known uro
many hours pass by , T.icro is noxv In
session nl the Pitlsbutf * ollleo ot thu
Amalgamated association n meeting ol
tbo lending men comi.rlstni : tbo ad
visory boirds at Homestead , Ilcivor
Falls nnd Liixvrcneevillo. This nipotlni ; Is
ono xxhlch xvlll determine whether or not the
strikes nt the pliioes nini.ei' will contlnuu
The moptlncxxas in scsilon nil dav , and
when It adjourned tonight tbo tnuinbois of
thondvUorj ( ommlttco icftisod to savnin-
thing of the proippdlng't. Another meeting
will b3 luld tomorroxv 1'ho prolonged strikes
nt the bit : Carnegie plants , together xillh
heavv expc'iises Inc-inred thiourli suppoitins
the idle men nud vebtordnv's trouble vvhloh
capped the cllmix.'has tendered it absolutely
nucessaiy for thu lendprs to again meet
nnd net upon the oiiotis condition in which
the men hnvo been nlnreu. Pothips iho
lending event which called torth todnv's ns-
spinblago was the paillnltostimptlon of woik
nl Hoaxer Falls nnd tin piospecls of Ilio
llrm mealing xxith ns much success at thai
place as thov had In Homoslcid nud Lixv-
runcevlllp. Prom xvhat could bo Ion nod H
is thnuuht lint llio leidcrs , thiougb thu in
terested lodges , xvlll Issue another m nilfosto
nnd uno the men lo continue Ihe Oittlu
This xvlll piobablv bo done , slnco minors of
Impending bieiks nnd weakening among the
moti hail caused many of the wunk-kneed to
io over.
Last night it vvns reported hero that an
other light hnd lalcen phiC3 between the
coloied nonunionlsts and stilker-t nnd that
Iwo of ttia iiPirroej h id UJen shot. This had
net been continued nt midnight.
ii sun ittni. : .
Pa , No" 14 Homeitcad is
vet tiulvciing under vestPtdav's bittlo The
CNcltomunt xxns Intense all dnj , but th io
xvus nodisoidar , except in the exoning , when
the coloied men who did the shooting tvpto
Inkon fiom the lockup to the tl am on the
Mononpuliola division of the Pennsx Ivanla
raid. Th"ii n 1 irio ; noxxd assembled ind
hootpd und jecud so that the deputies
thouglu ifint an nltack would be m ido upon
Iho pilsenois , but ihe luitcr VVPIO psi milled
lo got on the train wi hotil Injuiy
The heiling of the elhl ( coiotod mon and
four slilkeis Impilcitci ! in Sundiv's lignt
c nno off ai I o'clock in the lockup and Ihoy
xvcic all hold in tsiJO bill each.
Al 11110 o'olouc tonight a quauoltook
place belween nniimborof coloifd nonunion
lsts and Homestead colmoa im-n , jtistoutsldo
the Ninth Avenue Methodist L"plscopil
church. The nonunionlsts aioxv their ic-
volv-pr-i ana oighlcen or twenty shots were
Iheu , but no ono xvas bit IHnitig iho light
two xxhlto men came up , and ono nf tiimn cut
n ncgio xxilh a knlfo The wound , however ,
xvas sllghl. The ilcpullcs .nrived by this
lima and nrrestca the white men and two
iiegioci. The croxvd then dlspaisod. All
o'cln k this moinmjj cveiything is quiet.
is//J.sj/ > .1 s , ntjt.aLi.it.
CustnniH OHlupis it Ni'U Vmk Vlil.j.tii 1m-
purl.int ( .ipturc.
Nix Youu , Nov. 11 Among the pis-
scnircis who landoJ ln t evening from the
sleamer La GouigOfno ftom IIivio vis .
well built , bioiid-shouldiuod mm in lailiion-
ablonttire , whoio nppairnnco nttiactod the
attention of Special Customs Inspector
Bioxvn and Donovm. lie xvas taUen into
the examination room nnd was obliged to
remove bis clothing. It was found that ho
woronooiit his body something tint was n
cioas botv.eon a woman's cor.iCL. and u lifo
piesorvor. In it WGIO pnc'nots containing
sixty-eight valuable cold xxalches. The
watches VVCMO soi/cd and the man was looked
up in ilus Ludloxv stioot Jail. The watches
are xalucu at J-I t , ( > i)0 )
The piisoncr. xvhon anaicnud befoio
United States foininlivlonoi Bbieldn. slid
fiat his n nno xv ni Louis M irbot and that ho
was a b ikcr und bad lived for soveuxl icais
in Seattle HQ went to SwitJilauJ In July
last and boiiffhl lha watches theie , ho said ,
foi $1,000 Ho was held for p\innln ition and
toma-dedto jail in default ol S..odO The
man's it no nn.no IB Louis M irk , nud ho is
a rosidonl of some toxvn in "Washington ,
vvhoio il ib believed bo keeps u jowoliy
sloro.
ruiHinri'Li r.
i\liliiMiiii : nl a I.in-ill inllii < llnilitr Klllx I Ixn
Mm mil ! illin 4 Di'sfi iiclliiii.
Hi ADINO , Pu , Nov 14.An onelno draw
ing i n train of empty coil can on the Phila
delphia & Heading road bloxv up
near Schuyl'till Haven oaily this moin-
ing ( , killing llvo men , loitlng up
thu tiacKs , dUmnntling iho locomollvo ,
hurling I the michliioiv.sovei.it itunros. | and
scattering do'trnction nil mound. A Ini o
ctowd galhercd finm Iho btinoundlng coun-
Irv t and got lozolhor Iho icmains of iho
uillioideis , whoso bjJIoi weio fearfully dls-
llgured. 1
The killed nro :
" ' .
\ \ II 1,1 \\1 MM IvI.V , llni'ii in ,
UiiiijM M.SiiU'lv inniiuTtor.
UILLIAMKn I 1C e\ti i Ilium in
Mn IMI i , DIIIIIIIVN a llroni in , proh ibly
fat illy Inlini'il. iyn
' 1'hoexti i uiigiiiecr nnd lomin , nnd the in
jured bi.ikoimm IIHII biouulit do\vn n train
und xxoru ildlng Dick in iho CUD xvlth the
regulni crow. The nxploiloti came xxltbout
any vvatnliii ; vvhalovpr.
fin..11 s/ ii.
Domini Us Alli'gnl to lli > 'lulu snniit
1III I'l I'll III L' I'lllllllsi > ,
SXI.T LXM , U T. No11 ISnocIalTcIo.
pram lo Tin Mi r ] Stitohooil roc Utah ) ,
Ati/onaand Noxv MJMCO noxv seems to beef
nssutud. The Wusliington cot respondent of
the bait Lil. Trlbuno telegraphs taat ho ofh
In n pobiiion lo stnto thut n deliberate bar
gain xvns madoslx vvouks ngo for the Imme
diate iidmLilon of Ut ih under domocratlc
auspices in c iso the church throw lu nillu-
once to the party In Coloialo , Wyoming and
Idaho , Dr George L , Miller of Omaha idU
alleged lo have engineered iho deal nud reported -
ported in poison Us consummation. Hugh
Wnllnce , formerly of Salt Lake , had boon
rainbow chasliu' on dllloiont linewhan Dr.
Millet proposed the trade xvith iho church
Wallace's , plans xvero at once laid nsido and
Dr. Millet's KChomnas ptomptly adopted ,
.Ni'M \ < iik I.KOhanun liiuil il lnii ,
NKXX Yoin. , Nov 11. [ Special Telngram to
TUB HEr-Uschangowasquotod ] as follows :
Chicago , 5J ( coils premium , li ton , par and
lu coils discount ; bt. LouU , 7J cents
puunlum
n / ; i / iir.it t'uitiWA s. s.
ntll \\i < lm il.iy MinilnM- , \Vliun It
Ulll III ) Cnnifi III .Si lil.l l.l ,
. D. C. , Nov. -Foro.-Ml for
TucBdav . For Nebraska- Fair ; cooler by
Wednesday morning , winds becoming noitli-
wostcrly.
l""oi loxv -Fair south , light showers , fol
low ou b ) full north , slightly warmer ; bouUi-
en-U'rly vvlnus , thby
1 orttio DiKotnsConorulU fair , coolci by
\ \ < ilniudiiv inori'iii ; wlnJti Uocoiolag norm
vvoatorly
CAUGHT ONE SMART CHAP
Paris Detectives Olovorly Trap an Auony
incus Pyuamito Ihreatjuor.
HE TALKED TOO MUCH FOR HIS GOOD
In the L'niilliUMiro nl Ml < Olnriirlli IU
A\rolr to u I'lilli n CiiiilnU < IIIho ,
outline ol Ills I'Miii mill
I.IUKllMl III ,1 til.
. 'J by lnine < ( Jor.lon lloiuu.it I
1'Min , Nuv II - ( Now York lljrald Ov
ble-ypeclal to THE McK.I-A pair of
sinnri di'tecthca hn\o succeeded In InyliiK
hands on one of thoao pcisons who nnlo
ntiotonioits lettoi , threatcnlni ? to blowup
people with dMiamlto Iho cauluru WHM
effected in a unit iiiu'enlous wa > Conimls-
solio ot Police rainotto , who lool.s aflur
St , Cio'Jttro's iunrtlt | > i , toeolxud n loiter un
signed , but beating this posumuU of
Loyallols IViiot fctalion , wirnlnp him that
in n few dins heuuld have un explosion lo
attend to , us thu nnniclilsti hud rciohod to
blow up the I'liipliixmunt olllco of Coilln In
the pissase ' 1 Ivoll.
The commlbsiiio ol police sent lorCotllu
nnd asUod him If umonp thn Imkoi'a uork
men , who wcie on his books , thcro wore any
of whom Ho had reason to complun , Collin
pave tholislof his cllenls who lived nt
LovulloH 1'eitot , and diow special mlentUni
to ono named Dorinpe , who hud locently
abused him in tiuoilim'np ' term .
l'\\o ( K'toctlyos wou' ilotailad to lake up
their icslilcnca at Lovallois I'ouotiuid rcpro-
Beul thomsohes us Journeymen bikers In
fccaroh of emplos ment Tbocnlloj for
boitto after tnntdng Doranjjo's ' acquaintance.
The lalter dr.inlt ficuly and spolio In the
1li ) . Tbo
mititior. detcctue noticed a stillt-
inp slmilaiily bcl.veeu Ins laiiKUiiio end Urn
expressions in the letter Next Ihoy Induced
him lo wiitc something fat them , and ns thii
handwiillng ' WAS thu same ns th.it of the
anonymous letter they iau him in. ilo ut
once confessed to xvutlnit tuo loiter , but de
nted he wa * nn nmueliist , but ho is now in
prison under oh.uvjo of sending u Ihreatenins
letter.
ttlnlstir in M ru Id. ' .
The paillunciitnu sltuntlon Is , disiiuiotinp.
Tbo minisirm nil probnblllty will bo oxer-
ihiovxu toniouoxv or the d iv nfti'r on the
questlpii of the liberty of tlio press , for it ,
does not u Mi totiko the losponsibulty of
Iho piosicutlons called for in the Panama
canal nlTatr Tno i'\cHcnmnt In the political
and newspaper v , oild Is very pi oil
Jxccji i b bi. Cniu.
\ \ t \l I ItOIJIll , !
Voiip/ui'ln AiithnrltliM I'll 1 1 to 'ii'diiin ii
I'lisii'MKi-r on ISdirit tli riilliiiliilplitn.
( roiiyrlclitcil I'Uhy liuimn diinlon lluimult I
CAIIK x , Vonc/aeli ( xi i UnUcston. l'o\ ) ,
Nov. U. [ To tlio Editor of the lloiildl
Ml ] lies , a cilminal under the common laxx ,
was on boaid the steamer Philadelphia Tba
captain refused to give him up. Tno Ameri
can consul said thai iho slcamcr was un aux
iliary vosbel of the navy. It xvas nnposslblo
for ( nn ni med foi c'o to bo ird uer , because llioy
bau luKcii uxxav the ladder li'adlni ; up the
side of the vessel. She left xxithoul her
papcis. The Kovernmonl ib aboul to apply
the law rolalinp to consipnoijs in such cases.
.ILX-N Pirrin , Ministci of Finance
M'l > Oxi'itlllil C'hlll'H ( .n\i > ilillli ill.
fnpirUlilMl I'Uliv Innu'al. inloii , I'.oniiutl i
Vxi I'lKM'-o , Uhili ( xla ( Jalxoiton , Tex ) ,
Nov. 1 1 [ Uy Moxicin Uablo to Iho Noxv
Yoik Ilcruid Speelul lo Tins BBL. | The
mcetlncr of the Chamber of Doputlcs lomor-
io\v will bo of lively inleiosl. Anolheioto
of xxant of conlldpiico in llinpoxoinmcnl x\ill
bo mopohcd , liotli pulios xxlll bo urrnxcil
l'i full stioiiKth for the test. Iho conserva
tives claim un equal division of the xotos ,
\\hilothollbcialb say they xv 111 uavo a ma
jority of four
1 ho action of Iho conservatives is cautlnit
much ndvoiso ci iilcisui.
Aurelis llascumin , iho nctuil subsocrotpry
of fciolpn nlTuiis , lias been appointed Chilian
onvoj to Kcuador and Colombia Much 10-
pibl is i'\ie3iod [ ) in diplomatic ciiclob nt bis
transfei , us he , In conuec-tion xvilh all Iho
liiinistuihao piciilly iiinanccd all matieia
iclnlinp lo lorciu-n nlTali" ,
Tlio lleiald's coiiospondont ot Montevideo -
video telcgiaphs If.ul u pioposilton is bulii
ulscubsca to cli'c-laio Muldonado uficoport.
Prom jiuanos Ayres the Herald corio-
spondciU tolcpiaphs that the government
fi'aw a icx'oll ainonptho natives of HI ( Jriinil
Chaco. ' 1'ioophavo received oidoiy to sup
press any uprlulni ; .
A ponoial stiiito iimoiip all the trades
unions xvas inaugurated In liuonos Ax reo
today.
_
Cnlll il ( apiltl'M Illiill.
ICoi | > rlKliU'l hi. iiy laiuun liurilon llcnnctt ]
111 ill iv , Nox11 | Now York Herald
Canlo Special to Tin : Hen J When tbo
Pnils Ilor.ild utrlxod Ihls moinltiK Iho Mow
York leaaniR in tli lo II coiiiiiinod fell ilko it
drnnunta bomb In iho foiclyn olllco , xvhoiii
thu inoyemonls of ilia forclj-'n piosa are rou- {
latcd. It bepnii lo bo mill/ad that iho
llorald xvas n lili ; poxvur to deal with and
Hint Catnlvl hid bit ofl mete than ho could
chow Melt/er wu lockouud a. velvety pur-
son xx ho might be do lit xvith , but his suc-
ccs oi was icKiu'dpil with constoi nation , ns n
xiolPiit poison xx hoould ilsl ; anythlnp und
xxouM muko much nolso If thxvartod. Thoro-
foio nt tlio lust mnmonl Iho foiclpn olllco
lopiotlcd ils action end the slKiiaUno of Iho
dccrco for iho expulsion of Melt/or xum
withhold. In fiot his dopartuiois looked
upon with regie t. Noihlni ; could bo moru
amusing than ihoxxay olllcii ) consultations
xoio secretly held to Unoxv xvhat should bo
dono. Thii insult arrived at Is that itwiu
dnnpciaus 10 expel honest nowupapor men.
Mil ) llcvivdoilv nn Mm rmuil ,
[ Copj rlKliti'il Ir.U IIJT .luinui fiunlun llonnott. )
I'ANAM * , ( vm ( Jiilvostun , Tex , ) Nov. J-i ,
flly Mexican Cable to the Noxv York Iior-
uldbpccial to TIM : Hri , | M. Maupp ,
who was foimcrly director of the Panama
canal , nrilvca In llui. citv today. Hopreton.
lulivcs of the canal who are heio are rotlcunt
about the object of his visit , but It n thought
hcio thai ho has bo cm i.cnt out In connection
with the revival of the woik , nnd especially
to got the maclilncty in order lo continue.
The ports of Colombo uro now definitely
opened to i'rauco.
Clili. 111 i SI. l.uiiiM : ( < : llnuil ,
Sr. LOUIMo. . Nov. 1 1. Tlio Chicago &bt.
Louis IMoctilo Itnllroad company hui com
pleted six rnlloi of Us ( 'iado in Chrlsilan
county , Illinois , and Is advertising for 30,010
ties. Dr Wellington Adams , the General man-
iiijer , bild ton ropmtcr today thai ho bad
Kiicefsfully placed iho second lasuo of M- )
( HJil sharei of stock in Chluiironlil per shore ,
and Unit the next offeilnp of stock xrould oo
made in | ) xv York or lloston. Ho addcu
that the toirpnny expected to bepln work on
the grade at once l-i Livingston county , lilt-
Pols , und at iho Chl ace oud , and that nct'o-
llitions for iinotbor coal mine niul the locu
tion of the second power house v.'cre rcr/
nujrly cotikUuiuiui U ,