T- *
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE.
TWENTY SECOND YEAR. OMAHA. FRIDAY MORNUMB. NOVEMBER IS. 185)2. ) XU AIDER 15L
FIRST FATAL BLAST
Old Waiter Opens with a TamWe Elisn
.a the Missi-sippt Valley.
AWFUL WORK OF FHE WIND'S FIERCE FURY
Bedbnd , T.l. Almott S-vept from tfce Earth
jy a Winter Cyclone.
MANY PEOPLE INJURED IN THE WRECK
EonreDemohnhed and Sain Spread Everj-
wjtre ia the Pretty Tillage.
TRAFFIC ELCCKED AND WIRES DOWN
Cnlil naln , rolliiil tir "nmr. VUlt .
11 mail ' ctliin r Ctiiuitry anil Cre-
* trh VrrjCriixnl lliivun Hi
tile Cltlr .
Rnuncu , Ia. . Xuv. 17. Where last night
existed i beautiful Uttlo town , full ot bnnpy
homos , is today a scene of wrsck and deso
lation , caused by a cvdon" . Houses , barns ,
fences and orchards ara leveled to the
ground and spread over tha surrounding
country Enturine from thu wrath thu cy-
done lirst demolished th Catholic church
and school and tne residence of Morgan
Dnca The ( jcraan Lutheran church was
next levelled'o th ifrourd. After destroy
ing kevaral bnrns aud tcannu awav fences ,
it struck the inrje t.xo-story rssulenca of
Peter Kendail , which was of solid stone , and
cramhlca tt to fragments. MM. ICendail
wns severely marod. A lana double brick
houcp , occupied oy D. D. Perry as an offlcs
and comrasiag room , was entirely destroyed
The famiiv wore buried m thu ruins , but
managed * o extricate tacmseives without
serious tn urv Peterson's agricultural
warehouse was blown down ind fourteen
other residences wera destroyed. Tan son
i of Jacob Koch was killed instaatiy and his
I mother was fatally injured. Tna injured in-
tcluilo tha fcllowmc :
Mnh. Tt n Km n , fatally.
M.s. PCTEIICevniLr -
Mnh. Lrr'j , BOIJEIL
JCL.1C3 EoV
M . Bun * . .CM if.
Mas. EMMA ( iu w.
Mn. AD Mm. P. D PSHHT.
Many of the puoplu are \\itaout clntfaiii ?
knd shelter and tno cold ram makes their
tlluution thu more aeploriolo. Tbu prop-
ferty loss is estimated it JlOO.lhJU.
ftaln .mil Desolation.
The horrors of an laky darkness ,
an momentarily by fla nus. of
added ta thu four and mndnrvs which op
pressed ail m'nds dunnc tuis terrible visi
tation. Davliaht onlv tnuda mora terrible
| that which night hail hidden. The streets ,
rbea lit uo by thu fir-it , strands of a.r.vn ,
t presented i cltlabla scuna of rutn acil utter
[ dcsolat.on.
On every hand rnso the moans ot Uio injured -
| jured and 'te criot of their fneiiils anil rtla-
Tbo streets were blocked with the
of the storm's wreck , and for some
lUmo it was imncssible to cat an accurate list
I of tba sulterars of tna ternhlo visitation.
As soon as thu more fortunate of the peo-
' pis of tae it * e city recovered from the first
, shock of the calamitv. efforts \\erfl . t onca
dirsrtcd a carinc for tec injured. Thay
wera taken 'o tha homes of those wbo baa
, eip ed the storm's wrath and cared for by
r h-nai and he aoctors of tha Tillags
I dre suil their tvounJs
C < mr mil KrU-nt nf tlin torin.
Cult top. LI. , Nov. 17. The conflict of tbo
eleinnnts. Incidunt to tha exit of naria
j -weather aad thu advent of n inter's chilly
blasts , < rilmii.ated today In ono of uio most
\ destructive anil far-reaching itor'ns of the
year. Tan iuit.al battlucround of the mighty
( onpasinii forces , a appears , waa near thnlitua
rily ot Redbud , Randolph county , la thu 4X-
tromu southwest oart of Illinois , bweepm ?
, uown froin the nor'h cam a a trorrendous
i storm of snow , rain and sluut , nhiuh , en-
[ countenns the warai air currants of
Eirypt , " devolone.l threa ilibtinut cvnlonic
Istorm ce-'frs , diver ins from a common
| orulur near Rrdl ud.
Takinir a bcutaensterlv courte , one prons
lot 'flu Jt rm passed tbrouca wusiurn Koi
itucuy and rmmcssoe. loveiinir averTthHiu in
[ lls path at Ixedbud and only wnen nartbPrn
Aititaamn was ri-itrbud had it &i > ei't us lorce.
Ta tbo u'c 'v/nrdmnveu n second storm cen-
trr , oaisinL Arouiih central Missouri , ttianue
LL-ro-s nor -"ri Kansas , rinuilv oeme lost in
Iba inmi-ra.ns it Wvoinmc. Tbu third irnj
took a a ir'ber v course through lowu , voer-
> o f"iu w sst into Nebraska , luavipir TUs
'bopplrss ' 'anUu of tulecrapu wires in : us
\vann , un'M t becamu nuxt to an impwsi-
in av * o reai ii anr "f thu unmt cidus west siof
S3 ext 'pt by cnvuiious routes.
IO1 V i l.ltKVT STOR.M.
ul anil strcft C.'ir rrrillln Vllniol iu.
p nili-il it Crilur H.iinl | .
I cn n Rii-ns. Ia. , Xov 17. Special Tele-
[ pram'o T IE B E - ho ivano mow storm
jtiot has vsi'cd Ibu viciuty for years ba.'an
| i < riv h s 01 rain ? aud has baan ragini ; av sr
T-esrint wires ara pro tnted in
Itvorv lr > ! n ind tn.ns ir from two to
aiik Siri -sr'mill'is a'mobt
ifntlroly j-rwtil i 'uoar tieiT ; jiabiu to
iia Uirongb. tUo Josp aovv Tao stj-'n toes
further south than BJ ; in
nd
he
b uenv
4t > mt > . * i . i *
t .W . * 4 *
&A
hearv burden , and then it b um to freeic. '
Soon s heavv winrt sprnnit on and incr asiue
to n pile earned down tao overminlened
vre ) * a if tuov had been thr ud % takinir taa
poles with them. Ail communication bv wira
fast and \ < * t of ICan < n l i'v was an'irely
cut off from 10 o'clock In the raoraing antil fl
in the evening. The snow reaches a Jcnta
varying fr&m one to tot c inches in differ
ent para of the tiv.i states
" tor * ! ! Daiimc * * " t f.nii Brtncli.
Bmti il. X f. Nov 17 A most
t ere re iiorra 10 riirins alontr ibis oorf.on of
the coast , and considerinlu damage i bumi ;
d&ne to bulkhead * , blufflieads mil prop rtv.
The bic iron oier t beini ; badi ? sbnken , ind
loflus as if thu apnroacli would bo entirely
ctiv off as It is alreadv baaly underminefi.
Wiarn * hnra art an bulkbead * tha ea la
atlnc itself into the bluff * as much as tbrca
fret at a timu anil turnBimc them ict the
ocean. At St-.abriztil tn > uaclis nt tu Na < v
Jersey botitbarn rall'Aiv aie inundated.
Gangs of men an endcivormij to keep Uie
property of the coronanv troin iroinff to rain.
UMrtiyil ittiilillnc ( nil Or * litirtlK.
MAOITH , 1.1. , Xor 17 A cvalone
the southern poriion at at , Cltir.
and Clover counties at an
uuriy hour ttu tnoraiuir. Houses wera
blown doua at Fi tt ville ,
Memphis and Qican's Lake Thu
larse luninnr sheUs at tan lauor
place warn scattered In all directions. Thn
cloud nas biork IH nisiu and aptwared to
rail on tan ground. Whole orcharU were
d.-itroved. many trees beinu' iwiated off at
thu crotind. TJium were numerous narrow
escape * but a.s yet nn enous casualties
have been rsuartcil Tbn course of thu
uvclone was from southwest to norbeast.
* l. LonlH DrniUMinl.
ST. LOT i" . Mo . Xov 17. Aithonca St.
Louis was verv near thu center of today's
cyclonic disturbances tittle ser'ous
was dona in this Vicinity- There was a
tremendous full of rain , teai-hia ? tie almost
unprecedented imount of G5 of an inch. The
winu oluw at times at the rate of fortv ttve
miles an hour Asldu from discomfort there
wn-s much interference of business , in many
wnvs , espeeiallv telcin-aphic. Thu storm
came out of Texas , and. ib .1 result , there is
no communication at all tauisht with that
section Various points in Missouri report
slight uamice
Culil tt .iuli > r mill 'imir.
UL. Nov. 17. Dispatches fram
Peona. Fairbury. Salem , Warrea aud other
points in Clinoib rnDOK. a heirv storni with
tha mcrcary dropmns rapidl" uiwanl Uio
ZTO tnurU. m mimv places a heavy fall of
snow is reported.
o i.i/i K > / > u ii v ij/fjc. > rir %
TlireH reopli > Ivlili-il as tli Itr ult nfi
Hrnkeii Cinipllni ; .
MONTCUCT , Mot. . Nov 17 One iradu of
thu .Niexicuu National read from this city , a
distant of mnerv milet bevo d sulullo , is
very deep and two engines are reijuirsd w
cet ordinary freight trains ovar The aicrra
Madre mountains above baltillo. On Sua
duy alteraoon. is ono of tacsa aouble-
honder was puliios i tramioail of earn up
the almost pernei.dlcalar mount-am s de
twelve miles souta of baltnlo. the counliai ;
broke , releasing the caboose aud six ca-s
tilled .vn h cirn from ths train. James Mar
tin. the couuuctor. and Fran Haraood. the
rear bratieman , ere -n the caooose Tnev
rushed out and biginettinff Drakes , but
were powerless to itoo the lajraasiiij ; mo-
meutum of tnp wilii i-ars down the moun
tain \Viihm a distance of sis miles , thu
wild trim was r mcing it a snted of ninetv
miles an hcmr The cars be im jumpinc thu
traik .it Duma Vistii , aiu Martin and Rar-
wnod went UJWH , oota aieeunn a temOie
death.
Before Sallulo was raachcd all tha cars.
with the fxcenuon of the caboo = and ono
frr ight , lf ft thu iriiclr Thov passed tbrtmuh
Lhi" saltiilo iardh.-.t a rstc of lully lUfJ miles
an hour Tbo tram diaoatcher at b-aitiilo
wafc terror-si nrkea when be RUIV the wild |
cars ruj > n bv. ns be knew thev ware esrLstn
tocrai-hinUj anotiier dcubln header treisat
train that apullhii ; up .nu mnuutsiu
t \er4tv milt * b low SaltiHo Tnornvas no :
telejrranii odlcc withm tventii.iles and no
wamiui ; could bf uiven the rr w of the train :
below. Pbu caboo'-o > nu oodf-d car kept toe
track. Frank Davis , , caffinceiof the up
train , saw them ounnnii Joun the mountain.
bu too mte to save bimseif. B.IS lireman
and thu rrow of thp setond einnr" jumoed
and received but slight injuries Dnvis uas
buned under a pile of cjru and dfbns. Both
wpre completely dismantled.
. J.K IK nut SKiruti. .
HIT faiiillil ii-y.i Tiling tit ltiliry : llpiiii u
at rroiiiiiitnit Kaiixiiiin.
Toi'8K4 Kan. , Nuv 17 Tha opinion exists
here thai 4iraasrr tilings mi ; ht happen taan
thu election ol MrMnrr li. i.easo as UtumiJ
States tenalor from Kansas.
A. L. Wulinuis , sanerat attorney of the
Union Pioitic , said tcaav : "I kaoiv of no
reaion whv Mrs. Uause ? hju'u ' not be a sena
tor. Thera s notainz to nravent it except
the popular idea that n senator should be a
man. "
David Orarmcyer said : "I hardl know
nut would be done if she wera elected.
Lease would make a > : pod senator if sne
could bo .eated. "
JV Adv , United States distrct attorney.
said "The quu tlon would bavo to be set
tled on a coutest. Mrs Lease u certainlv
entitled ta thu olace. baa is the leader of
all the pooulists. "
t. T. Hazen. judin - lect. of this dlstrcu
said "As I 'hinlt of it now , I don't sue n by
Mr * . Leiso nhoulu not be it n-naror. '
.Mri Lease's canuidacr for the sonata nus
bpcoiiiK a SPIIOUS rmiiuy. Shu is dxn
wires for tnu place , and her nopujnntv with
Uie nmk ino fllu ut tbe par'y will ( jive bfr
at least in eijuai chance \ritn the > other iii-
as thura seums 10 be no
consii' .itional diB < ( ualidnatian.
HKTVJLM.\r , ru nnnic.
Many of IIIH Iliiini * * ! ul .trlUtirs | iilr fur
riu-ir OIu l'ii iiiiiiiH
HiiME T .ui , Pa. , yav l I'lJar wis the
mutt avanUui to tnu atn er at any day 'or
manv w ks and , as a resu.t , many cnsin as
in situauani UMIK piuoe. Oia hundrad and
fll'T lulionnir Hjnipinaus ana lars miao
application at the mill for norx aio tifuma
others bad their applications atx-epied.
This moraii. ? tbo stnkuir met.aun.cs and
laborers hnld a meeting and appointca a
cnmmittci ) to confer wi h iha .Vnialtramutec
oSicioitt. It h undemuiatl ttmt 'Jiev un > not
aiiotr tber piuaKHl nuh their pr'sfn'condi
tion.
tion.An
An adjourned meettna af tba advisor-
board WBH oolU m tne afwr-oon About rtJJ
\vera oroMJiit. Jm niB Uii bviog ; apon
ta ail sir.ken Wbon the maniine aiijouruai
somu of tee mtui left tbu bail wildiv caaer-
.nir , whue others aid not * oem MI jubilant. TU
Chuirmaii Craw fora aid. "Thu > tnku u
still on Ton itnui ; of ducianni ; it o Is
ail oosi.1. "
Tbeeoerai impreswcn. taotvevvr , u Uia
some important oaau u sot fur a if
Funrml nf llr . Kin r iiu.
BiT > N , Maii.ov 17 Sirnpia ana aoov
tcatauous , in &VUDS tarint ny w 'b our Ufa ,
was the funeral of Mr > . L.Umu IZaieraoD
widow of Hal nil vVaida K.H"r > an , waii-n
took place from the aid tner > oa camefcidU
In Concord jetu-raav iUuH. . EB iclc.uy
oftUoConcora Utiitaran churcu oCJuutou
ud dulivor'J a ( bar au IRV 'tiers uein ;
y > Bt quite a number of dim ngunipq por-
. of the coot and his fami.r.
was ia tba oicturttsiiuii Utlia
& aida herhmba d
Mem ixi.r * fit ii | > t <
KMK Sov. 17Tae rt -
, t r Expra soi. p uir
w * t a cuillal of . . i M
Citv 'v. '
: rn
MUSF KEEP THZ1R PLEDGES
Some of 'he
* " Questions Likely to
tan
TO CHANGE THE IMMIGRATION LAWSV
,
CmilllrtitiBlcmrnts with Uliirh the P irty
Jliur I ) < --il In CmiMitiTini ; mi * uli-
Ject HOT tlir Llvll fet
System W III f tsnre
WisHixfiTot. D. C , Nov. 17. fSpeoinl
to TUB BEB. . One af the moat vaxuUuUi
nrablems watch , will aonfwnt tha nunderna -
critic administration anil congress * vlH
taa sunjcct at immigration Taera 13 an *
quas&onntaly a sentiment all over the
try deinuniiine a regulation at the prrs nt
system , whereby ail foreign countries are
pel mined to .tump itieir rafasu thousands
on Amurican stares. The rnsr-rU-Q immi
gration committees in the rvo Houses sftnt [
man ? months l.i.i session in uivu&tl cations
ana heai-nss , but they avnivea no practical
result ! It is aardly nkciv that the nixt
session of cauijrcss , oelnu democratic at one
cim of the capital and rapubllcin at the
oltser , will be aolu to .urea on any legisla
tion. so Unit nathini : wul bu ai.comallshud
until tau democrats hava full possession.
Must Exerclho L. rc.
Mr. Cleveland ill need all ais diplomacy
and dexterity to prevent his congress from
enacting immigration laws which -nav nrovu
fatal. As Mr Wauamaker stated m a recent
interview , ais election * was a tain of two
cities. In Hew York uu had almost thu solid
Irish rota ind in Uhicasjo it nas the ( .reraiaa
vote tail ? avij thu dumccritlc ticket SUCCUMB.
It would oe impassible ta enact legislation
for tan prevention of Italian immigrants
entennc tma countrv or for thu exclusion of
the Russian Ju.vs without including tae
Irisn and German immigrinta There irene
no two races ta.it arts raora sensitive jpon
tae subject of imtniirrition than tha Irisa
and t e ( jcrmans , and it would 01 : impossinlu
to legislate on the subject witiiout otTuutiicR
them. Itere are in uu citius also very injnv
tntluintial Italians. who vvoald resent any
reflection on their peaoiu , n bile the tieureu s
ail over ihu east and south are so n .a aud
powerful that no political oartv will oars to
displease them.
I'loilsjeil to Knillrnl Legislation.
Vet In spite of ail 'hesu disidvintaees and
dancers the democratic psrtv nleilced i'self
dunni ; "ne recent campaign to crohioit the
further mdui of foreign laaor The Amen-
can wormncrnan was Told that he had not so
much to fear from the competition of tan
foreign woraicaman so ionc as. he remained
in his factory ibroaa as he and to fear Jrom
that s.ime wcr inirtnan when he TUS driven
by lack ofcrk it dome to em'.Rrite to this
country md comotite ivith home uibor The
time h s came when the aemocritic partv
hai > got to lac ? this question and act upon it.
Will IteM.ird Ills I'rii-iHU.
The uppermost question in tha minds of
join demounts and republicans m VVasninff-
on c nticues to be what President Cleve-
aad is joint : to dj with the otlires.Despre
ne assurancesof Civil Servic" Commissioner
_ yrain , wtio-e ter-n exairas during the
Cleveland administration , that The new pres-
deut is an anent civil service reformer , the
mprcssion prevails hera th t every office
ow held by a republican not protected by
nc ci\-l st-rvice laws , will be mvau to a aem-
crat 1C is also tao impression Unit itr.
Cleveland will nay liule aUennon to the ae
minds o theiavil service auzv.-umps.
Republican postmasters throughout the
ouniry ara already bpzmniui ; to show es-
resau nervousness. Tivo of tnem have
taiiun their lives. Others are inqumnz
whether it is nronablu taiu they will Ua pcr-
mittea to erve out their terms. It is true
taut Mr Cleveland , whim in thu waite house
before , advocated the policy of permitting
Dcstmaslers to serve out their terms , but it
s also true that hunared- . and thousanas af
were removed upon trivial charges. It
was then that the term 'offuaaiva partisan
shin" was invented. Oniv a few federal sol
dlers tvith nxcelient mlliiarv and civil
records were permitted to serva out taeir i
erraa , altnouca it was pretended that the [
civil service law was enforced m smnt as :
well is tno letter To be brief and ta tau
joint it is not ociieva here that manv re-
jublican postmasters will ba IB ofJicti a sbort
vuar hence , wtniu other repunucan !
will be tired out ii conucently , unless for
cuul reasons of jomocriuc it will ba more
aavantaijeous to iut them remain.
M.UKit
LUC of Uii * Onlnrs I Mietl In tlm IU-ul.ir
WAsniffiTON- C , Nov 17 fSpoda
Telegram to TUB Ecu.jThu following armv
ordiirj nave been issued Second Lieutenar
Charles G. Dwver , Twenty-first mfuntry .
will report ill person to the examining board
to be convened at thu War department for
examination for p-oraouon. Lieutenant Col -
ouul Charles R. Greeuleuf. duputv surgeon
general , will prace"d u. Helena , ilont. . via
Naw York city , on Business connected -.vita
thu medical departmunt of thu amy. Orde
of November 1 , reiatinij U ) Cantams Alber
E. Woodson and John B Baococu , rti. :
cavalrj' , and F.rst Liautecaat ( juor a H .
Morsnn , Third cavalry , ara ravokt-d and
Captain Woodeon and Lieutenant Murcai
will report in oertou to the examination
board Ht For' Rilpv lor aromouon and unon
couciusion ol thuir I'xatmnaiioB will return
to tljuir respective statioas. Ins followmi ' ?
transfers ia the Flfin cavalry are mude
Captiin William C Forousb.frora troop L ate
trouu l , Capluia Francis MSchier , from
troop E to trooo L. Tbu followins transfer
m tBu bixWK-ntb mfar.try ira ciudu Firs
LiButenant Eiiui. uhanuler. from oompanv atE
to company K , Fait L-ieuteuant Buaumon
B. Buck , from caiapauv K to companv ntE.
The iutiva of ub.encu granted S-ecand Ueu -
tenant Lbarlos C. Clar-j , Niath inJanlry , uls
extended ana monta.
fsllowms wesurn pensions d
are repon d by Tne UBE and Examine
Bur au of Claims
ClaimsOnemai
Onemai Matteo Biancbi .
Alexander Benedict , Oaniaj PJatcur. Jauia
H. Caawell. RicnurdT Pae. Hunry X
Blaua , smuf ! H Bro\\o. Additional
Poner S Wiiimais , Wuliam O Cot * . Jan
Allen. Ort inal widows , ate. Charles Bird
.tatnun , Alfred Caimer falfaer )
Oiiffinai Jo * ph H. Taomug , Isaac is.
Benjurnin Drfilmr , Niobomsinvouwr Job
Bock , Hiram Baruett , flioraas E. Hiobert ,
James O Browneli. Ellas Araer ad
T. Hibb&rd. Additional Jos tub Caomos .
Original widows , etc. Louisa Sowio ,
Pnialu AL Reynolds , Hannah Davis.
Iowa Onpnal \ lilmm Crouihane
Frtnk K. Wuson. vVilltam C. btream , bam -
uibl Bnllbart , FrauHim StaUar , John mr. .
Homer \ \Veil * . Jaaio WacKer-
* , biduuv Hoaiey. AUditonai.ruii ] sral.
G. VV ailaoc , EJmoud Barrett , Alfeed al.
too , AlesMUer A lam * Increase John al.a. .
St rr , Frtwtoorn E. at wrt. LBVTW W liiotf-
artic. Reissue AuL-uat S. Cane , CbarJos
Builsiadt. Oriental IcfDivs , eu ? Absalom
Bush ifatnen Oriiruial William M. Plwoe ,
Juiepb W Ditlay. Donmi W Coray. Moruu
MitiUnger , David E. ClaytoD , Wau&oa
Coorwr. Additional Cbartus B. Miller
Uarsu PaocU , EawanJ J. HlUiey , Joshua
Fowle. luewtue Eanjamio B. Praia. Rob
ert Bal ! y. Ongxnal ivalowr , c. Mary A.
Paauhur , Ann Cniiarhill , DanuM Btiak
( fttinar ) . JClitnoeUi H. Paittips tu Uiar ) .
Sumh Currejr
ion. * D uo-a Onj tial CBari * . A
iv.Oo > v Jaiu L Lewis
-.1 - . U C "Sir - ae pre ! i-
di.-t oaay apooiatud Liaia Mcuomns of
la be aiiocmta justics of the u-
pp tiiB ( xrattof tha Dl trlirtof i amoia , nco
.Montgomery.
rKFXEK PltKQIflZX V PIMP.
K in iM' ' iiatiir Blpnr l to * i ropulint
KVnt il \ l Ilinr.
\ ilix Tn < , D I' . . Xav 17 bpecl.il
Telegram MI fttK riea. t-vnutor 1'wTer an-
hlm-'lf to the disorder of tliu
Washington Post toeftUT oinu to Cfiicniro
lost nlint ind prjdlctei that thu nest prssl-
dpnt .vauld be i pcap.u's partv man. He
savi Mr Clevclanil wo * onlv elected by ; au
votes of the southern eeoplu who were de-
cpivrd by prcmt < tih u nu wnuld lsn tao
fra : uvsr biiL Mr PsiTar savs thut such a
bill n-ui be oreteuiod to him and -vhen bo
ref'isfi to < icn it VB"re will b it rsvolt which.
i 1 reMiit in thu electKm of a ooDullst in
1-fl i Mr Puller dues not look for 1 snecial
suasion of coimm s nnd oounsels delnv in ra-
tfBtnir the tanil. Ha UliuK'a uiat the qutn-
tioii iho'jkl ae tafren un m i luisurely wty in
IsttS or l i.
Coiiilltlim or tlu < Trrintiry.
\Vt niinT ) ' . D C. N'ov 17. The heavy
pension ovtctUts this mnnth , amounUnc to
nearly Jl. . O.K.i)00 ) , and t6e unexpected full-
iucoff ia gov3ramentrncei3t\ reduced
tan cash Qalnnco of tea treasury to ? ' 7. .V1-
000 nearly au of wfticu is either in sub
sidiary silver or on deposit with national
oun s. A still further docuaa Is ex-
a cted beroro the end of the month ,
but it will undoubtedly bo checked verv
shortly by a natural iSLiravc in the rr-venun.
Secreiarv Foster said loJuv that notwith
standing Ha recent unusually honvv drains
on the trnasurv and the lact that the
bounty for thu vear will amount tj
J1U.OOHOX ) . aaamst jr 01X1,0 to for the ors-
vious vear. he was conhdunt 'aat thera wlh
be no rffficlt in mo nat.onal dauaces durinc
the oresunt rtscai vaar.
. ( ilstlre lnMMil Not Retire.
\V\sntsoTOV D C . N'ov. 17 Justice Fiela ,
when shown the puollsheil statement that hu
intended to retire from Uia supreme bench in
time to prevent the nmintr of his successor
by Presideat rievelHud , remarked. "That is
news to mu. '
Finn nt.ntttn
iltFH Vsiln VUltril ny i Dl .istroils
Omul itrntlon Oilinr Ulazt- .
, Wis. . N < iv 17 Tuis citv w-s
visited lust msht by a disastrous are. Early
in the avenmt ? flames wera discovered in the
reur of tnu K rrs , tt Loabs company ouila.nir
on tne coi-aer ofVst Water ami ( .iT
streets ind before thu fire couid be Stavd
pranertv vilued it U50.000 nas dcstroved.
Tliu are was Kept in ttiu uuildm wtiure it
starleU. althauira aujuccnt nrnparty was
bidlvdamased bv fire ana - rate'Thu Total
los vul amount to abcut e ! . " < U UUO msuiancs
about $ ltui 009
BALT MIIIIE. Md. . vov 17 Abnut 0 o clock
this mor-iinir a denractive dra brono oat at
tbe National Brawiuc company's est.iolish-
rneut , corner U'Dflnnull and Tbird s.reuts ,
Canton. Ibu tlanes were discovered in thu
uaner nart of tne taw house , a brae story
brick anudintr lOcurlOO feet jqnira. The
entire bu-ltiinir was juUeii. causing n 'oss
offromj-o1 UJtoS. i0.iUO Tae enure city Urc
denanm nt rssnondiw to fhe a.arm. nut were
nuiiale to qjench th games. Aisistanco
was asked tit the flrts depuraient of BO.U-
morf , wnich promptly resojnJed. aad
thrtmiiti tneir eiTcrts tao flre w.is aotten
anaer control. A. workman named Joseph
Opnev was strurk on thu dead bv a falling
smoke itack nndVTB biullv cut. The total
insurance is J17n. rt'5. Tib- cause of tha rira
wis spontaneous combustion.
AntpnlioiM anil CJiejennps Kenilr to Tike
trtfV.iriatli. ] .
KJVSAS CtXT. 5ta , Xov. 17 The trath of
General Miles statement that the Cheyenne
ana Aranahoe Indians ara on thu vor o of
starration , n'aica mav anva them to the
warpath , is confirmed bv C. C Pamter of
Great Barnnston , Mass , a oat of
the ladian Itsffhta associr.t.on. Mr
Painter nas just completea i tour
of observation through tao ladmn lands la
ladiaa Terntnrv. Iha Cbevennes aad
Arinahoes , hu uvs are as neir starvation
as bum an bumcs < ran come uud slill live.
Many or tnem tank.such slicat interest ir
the illotment of ands which tool : placa last
spnnc that they bavo not yet discovered
wher" tnpir allotments are , Thuv hava noth
ing whereon to subsist. Others spent all ,
their mtuiev on farm implements wlierawith
to till the soil , and , their crops failmif , have
been oolti jd to mortsaira them , in urder to
ouv food As a result uearlv thu unole
rr-ne is m tne most destitute condition.
They are noiv eacared in a ehost dance , tha
pxcitemt-nt ot bicb , ta > cen topether with the
fact that ihev are starving , aiay inauce them
ta take to tnu u jrpatti.
PHEFZIlttJZl ) Oil lit /
\YJiy Wy'imtns1 Citizen \f is Nut .1 Compe
tent Juror.
CBETEVVC , \ % vo. . N'ov i7 'StJeciul ' Tele
gram to TUB Ben. , An incident occurred in
tha United States court tnis inomnR worthy
01 mention. Lcvi Ashtcnfuller , a reyred
business aiaa wao bos almost a national rep
utation as the only pensioner of the war
of thu rebellion vno rctaned his
pension certificata for cancellation
aearly a year ape , as ho aad
racoxcred fram tae dlseaso upon which the
pension nas issued , was summoned as a
Cnited States oetit juror toJav. Tha casu
was that of a muruec wherein a bUoibono
Indiao was cbar od vith murder , bavmtr de-
lioeratalv iinnt mother mpmber of tha tribu
wbilodmnk near Fart \VosbalciH When
quo tioocd as to his ijuatiricauons as a juror.
Comraiio .Vahtenfeltor stated that hs speat
ten vears nf his Ufa aghUns Indians and
thoncht a dogd Indian mni-u better than a
live ono. ria wax piwnptlv excused. Cam-
raje Asntcnfelter was a cjullant soldier of J
thu Eluvunth Obio civairv
H triflRD II llll IflllL
Four ICilleil mil niteeii
Injureil During .1
Oeiniinritir .fnlliilaatiou.
FirKTTEVn.LE.Arjc. Nov 17. Taa damo-
cr ta of Mounuun Vi w bad a ratification
here la.t nient. A uonUty of txinder and
nreivors wore stored in tae scao i bouse in
wt > ich tno spca tni ; was neld I'he baiisu
was p-ickea. Thu eiuinsr.as accidentally
icnueu , wrecking tiiamuildini ; and burvlac
too oocunants In tba uuildln ? . Thu aonn is
took fire and it was-wuh the utmoit difQ-
culty that rnicusra quunchud tae tlamus.
Four were killed aaa.ilfieua in. u red , some
fatmly.
Mnr MI Kins al Ui-utn sl Hnier < .
At Bremerhavea Arnvati "sprae. from
.V w Ynrn.
At lieaoa ArrircJ Werra , from
York
At Brow Head Pissed Xomadio and
Brutauntc. from Xaw Y ric
At Faslnei Paiaed Brittaanin , from
New York
At Buston Amvod Phuadeluliia , from
Liverpool.
Al Xaw oHf Arrived Dftnio , ftieia
Hamoun ; ; Nevada , from Liverpool Pbtla
dulptiia , ( ram ualiuayra , Capn > at , from Rio
Janeiro.
Culljpfccnf H tltitul.
Cn < 1-sNiTt , O. , ivof. 7 TUB WaihingUw
Park baud at 34 Tirj-IfUj itreet , a tarfrn-ilory
onok uruotura , coit&psed at 7.33 o'clock Uis
avaaio , ; Only lour partoni * wera ui tou
tltntv Qnarles Ltoauatt. 1-
elor , bis itifa and two aniulran. They all
hid miraculous escapes aad wera rescued
rutUua Piftla SI AT ttettre.
P .H-n.4\n. Ore , Xov 17. 1'tia Eremo ?
T ieiraai auoiitiiej t statement that Jasucs
aippben J KiaU if th ITnitaUtalcs
'
lupremu caart w 4 wura Defora Uia axptra-
| Uoa of ljro ideiit Harnsou term nod itUI
U0 tuccecdad by Senator Joan Dal ph.
j TROUBLES OF THa DEACO "S
Thflj Ara Nov Eeia Airsd Befora tie
French Lourt cf Appeils.
CHARGES A D COUNTER CHARGES MADE
Ur * . Doartm's CImrti'UT Vlolmitl
Ur Her Unstianil's \tttirnt-r ll.'r
FrleutU Trll Her -Mile ol tlin stiiry
Pnujri's * ol tlio Ciif > < * <
Nov. 17 Tha room In wWch tha
court of appeal : hulds its session was
crowded with a fa hionnbtu tcroui ; today to
Ubtun to the orocecjinis la tbe lopaal ot
Mrs. Deacsu from he Jeulsion of tae tnouaa
of tas Selno awardiinr taa custody of tnu
Deauan children to thu father Maura
Clunut , who inpears for M' Djic-in. coutia-
ueil bis argument , bepia ra > Urdav , iiatost
the court of appeils rsvursiai * taa judgment
of tau lovvur court. Yestcrdiy. in privenUns
Mr Deacon s caie. M. t.lur.et tfave iha his.
tarv of Mrs. Eeican iiusoa wita Abeillu
from the beciunini ! to tbu tun u Abuillu was
shot oy Mr. Daacan at thu Hotdl Si
This moraitur he was nane thu lass severs IB
hisirnienmentot Mrs. Deacon. Hu aaid
tint Abeillt1. uader his assumed nama of
Adams , took rooms ia tnu Riu d'Aanur. ;
Mrs. Deacon , heavily vileii. . constantly re-
sortea to these rooms far thu ourpa o of
meeiiBir her naramour. Thuv stayed together
for houn. i'he liason vis aa baoitual one.
Mrs Deacan , M. l luajt Jeriareii. was - \ and
womun ind i woria mother , when she took i
two months' tr.p with Aai-iuu in bwuzer-
land , and ail this timu she had her < hildr-n
with her. bho > vas a decraded. immodest
and cynical woman , " ( 'an thu court. ' he
atked.dentire thu father af his natural
naats for vats craitur * ' "
In conclusion , M Clunet related that .Mr.
Deacan was generally respected and was
devoted to his children , wao futurj required -
quired their fathers cuaraianshin Hu
aomnndcd that the court of ipunals raiteritu
the order of tne tnou'e of thu bcinc , JeeUn-
mirto let Mrs D < * ncon hava the custody of
the children , taat Mrs. Di'iican oe comneilcd
to surrandur the chiul shu Qad abducted ind
the caart imno u a line upon her .a onior ta
prevent her from furtaer treating tao caurt
wita contomnt.
Thocourt annnuncoa that it would reserve
its decision until fiifsday
Advicate Generji Rau re-lowed the casu
nil said bath Mr and Mr- . Deacon bad
acted xvrcuciy Mn. D-acoa's adr icrv
nth M. Aoeiilc had
baen amply pr ; c as
3au also the fact that Mr Deacau was a
man of violent temner Mr Deican , ha do
clarja , condoned tao wife's aaultery with
Abfilla Ihe advocata esneral urged that
juiinp tbu aivorca nrsceedtnc'S instituted
bv Mr Descoa the court dud judgment an
nulling taa decision placme the caildrcn ia
the custouy of Mr Duac-on. and that the
iautrnrer now in tao nossesi-ion of Mrs.
Deacon be sent to a convent , where both
Mr. ina Mrs. Deacon cauid visit her V.'ailc
the decision m tbe cato wui not be maut ?
known until tba iiad instant , taora is
ransoc to believe th.it it will be In accord
ance -vita the lines urccd oy tha advocate
general.
Mrs. Uciicmrs lory.
Mrs. Deacon has nhviys steadfastly rs-
tusca to cive her sidi of the case , but today
3cads nude what anpeured to ba aa au
thoritative statement in ner defense. Ac-
cnrrtlaettT this statement Mr. D acon has
trantsi his wife , sinca the flr T week cf their
marriiea. with brjtnlity , , vhicn Mrs Deacon
savs sno endur n , honirc av forbparanco to
suodue a temper tfaat nt times borJered oil in-
aanitv A ir at manv it thoie brral acts , sav
Mrs. Deacon s fnends. baa no witnesses , out
crrtnin charges , .t is claimeu. cuu be es'an-
lisbed by sworn testimony The > < s charges
are that lass than a moith ifter their inar-
riase , whiia they wera tn London. Mr.
Deacon became f jnoui at his v. fa because
her hair was not amnzed to bis taste and
knccBL-,1 her down. The f-tatement then
roes on to enumerate various instances
showins wherein these oratal assaults were
mad a
Wlmt the Vmeni * ill Oeleirites Will I'r i-
par it tlui
LotDoSov 17 The Indian currency
committee , which , it was sunnosed. was cs-
peditin , ' its decision with a view to mflnoac-
inc the intcraatioaal monetacj ranfer-pnca
wliea meets in Brasscis on Tuesday nest ,
aadournea today until tha < aiifcrenoe 13 over.
This unexpected * .tn is attributed to a de-
sisn of tha committee to assi t taa Bntisb
del-spites to the conference , leadinc a dis-
cassiou fur the position on the currency in
India. Wbon
thia commission resumes its
sittinir. evidencs will be pnvatolv taitun
from curreacy esperts , mciudiui ; sinifio
standard men favonn ? a pold comajja lor
India.
Conceramt ; taa instructions of tbe Ameri
can delegates , the representjUve of tne A-s-
socntcd prass , eieiinmir from various well
informed sources , learns that no hard and fast
proposals will be piwented by the-u. A 50
ar.il statement iavoratiof ( an international
aq'eement will oemudabefore thuconforeacn , ,
and this will lead to debate Tau delegate
anticipate tnat'he result will oe a report ,
siirnea oy thu members , aahunnc to their
proDosiuon for nn international isroy t.
DOUOL.USS dissentinc reports will also be
maau No reliable statemunfc-in vet oe
maae as to whether thu American views mil
have a majonty or minority , but evea if the
monometalisls prova numencally the
strsnuest. it is to be hoped taal tao uuiihera-
tions mil assist m thu ultimate adhesion o :
tau Bovemment to an international convea
Bon to retjulata currency
NUT 31CCII IMPROVED.
I'rrnoli Contnimenc Find * lri * ll SOU In , i
Vt-rj Tlulit I'lai'H.
ItK ur Ju.um liariaa 38THU. .
Sav. 17 iXuiv York fcterald Canle
Special to THE BCK.I Tbu aubate m the
CtiHmber today au tha press bill was not
clokod. It will oe rena.ved tomorrow. itn
spita of thu opposiuon tau ministry will
ultizaateiv bava a mnjonty of forty votes.
The 'overoment , which fleas itsnlf andly
situated. Till bo interpellated tomorrow an
its rfaneral policy. It may hava some dial-
calty in nettin ? out of its fix.
Tha capers in thu Panama canal p-osecu-
tion bare aot yet coen serv u. Ihu delay
will ba brief.
A zraat atir bos been caused throughout
Euro pa by the difccusiion of tha arapBror1 *
and tae oauss of tnu nar at i&70.
Sr Cenc
TItllilU
Dl tr . .mi ; luculent lu Itic Ca < i ul JIi.
Maud * uf r.iuiiifiii.
LONOOX , Nov 17 UwyneUi Muude , thu
handsome la-year-aid girl who wac id
an tnu ohare of swindling > pink & . Sao , Uia
} welers of J draae Charati tretit , out 18at
saiv rt ana candelabra , was
braoeat CD ana remanded in Marl-
1A
borougn street polioa court todar. A
( w minutes before the ansu was oaJad taa
aa&Vt wis iaformad Uiat the girl's moUier
bau oommiUed suiuidu tnu marmns. Tbu
Qminnn in tbo cisu was pottpuuud for lum
wuek. Mrs. Muude. woo uoa eparatud from
bar hu banu , bed been aviag with her
ter m a baaiUoma hauaa at Hyde parx
Mrs. Mauda was a auu hur-m-lavv ot
General Maude , urao was formerly '
aquerrjr to tau queen , hue killed nersell jr
jumpier from a ton storv wiodu'.v of Uio
Gvoat Western aouse , 1'addiacton. wtiera
she bad Doen suyng for the past wo days.
-
Hrrllil > ui.iullkU.
BEIT Nav 7 At , theocia > 'stcongreti '
today us dUraenlon of Xay day eelaorsuoa
! : ranoweil Herr Demawoif of Mannheim
'hat ' it w.n m-crssnrv for working
m n to fen * < i nil laOnr on Mur Jav m oi-aorto
frichten mnnufacmran into stibtnlssian. Il
i w is accessnrr. ha said , to axpoia the m.nu-
factursn' brutalltv and to snow the power
of soclnlisu AR r a lencthv deOnte thn
congress daailv n-Jectoil. tiv i vota of 3915 to
5. a resolution In favor Jf aindlnc all soeml-
ists to an absolute oessaiion of work an Mny
X SV . Xov 17 Advice * ra-
celVBii here from Apia , bamoa , she > v thura is
much iilHqiiiet in tnnt roup Dtsturmmccs
have accerrsd nainni ; the natives ef Ibu
Tutuiln island' , arisioc frotn the claims of
rivil chiefs ta the title of Mnucaiu feomo
dehUnc ha occurred it Paio oav , where t&e
fowa was almost cnianlotelv destrovul.
\viii oiipi.- P-ITI mil.
roprrtctiMftl ! S br ! < rliin Drnnett.1
Bnut.iv. SOP 17 New York Hanld
Cnolo bnerlnl to Tua BER It is Ken-
erally undarat/Hxi that i l rae oorUon of tha
* ? HXon canservitlvo ? tn th < Rolons'.ai ; ill
OODOSU the innv bill , thus follow me the leid
of the King of Saxony.
. Nov 17. Thu prs-seut senoj of
cabinet oouncils , which the ministerialist ! !
looe will conclude early next vei-ls , have
unexpectedly prolonsej. otvinv ; to un-
Doked-fnr complexities Kint artsu In caunuc-
loa utth tbu ho.ni1 rain ami other bills.
ul i collier.
LONDON , Nov. 17 The callier Brstoriu ,
bounil from Glasgow for Bordeaux , cauirnt
arc aad sank auar Qrast yustcrdav Thu
mate was lost TSa canuiili inn Uva mnn
are misala.j. Eleven of.a = craw uers saved.
\Toltrl'i IKIIII ? ru Kltirrni i' .
Lovno" ; , Nov. 17 The Times lauouncas
that Queen Victoria will so to Florence in
March next , and will stay thara for ovar
four weeks at tba Villa
sliuwHii l-iru
HAMBI RO , Nov 17 - The state budget sub
mitted to thu sunatu shows i deficit of
4,27iS50 marks.
ztc i.w.
Tli.'JV. tit FlsJit Tlieirxt Canni iljjn on
the Turin l ne
Co-runt B. O. , Xov 17Thrra was a
.nrsciy attended and more than usuailv on-
tnubiasuc meeting of the State Laiuo of
Sepubliran club > today. Arraa-remenvs
no inaJn to onen tbo Mite campaign at thu
aost state conven'ioa aad hanqcat af the
state loaijuu to ba bold ui tais city February
14. tlepre eat-inivo repuSJicans from a.l the
coniirfsaioniil ilistricts spo'if ' in favor of tile
rsnomination ot McKmlev for goveraor. ind
making a mora vigorous fight than ever on
his issue af prateruan.
( governor SloKmJi'y was present , by ra-
nuPit , and was received wtn creat enthusi
asm. Ha oong-atu.ated iao deieyites that ,
so aeon after the recent hcnt , they n era pre-
parinc for thu comini ; content. No canse
thut was .ust. hu saiu. was ever lost. DC
was sura uo republican who loved bis coun
try would 'osn courage On the con'nrv ,
they .vouid continue to iJirhs foi ? tno priai-i-
ples that bad become so dis ir to thorn. At
thu close of Governor MciOnlu ) s remarks i
resolution wa unanimi1 islv aaantcd auunrs-
.j McKmlev far ffovernor and auclana ?
that the btatu campaign saoald bo { ought oil
the tarilt iisue.
c.iinm
> ft * a Cirl t i .r ln Htm mil \V.i
Til , In.
Fmiis , y D , Nov. 17w Soma two
weeks ngo N L Coiners , un for some time
has bean parcha-sla ; ; sraia in East Graau
FarJis aad seihna on commission , OISID-
pesred suudeuly. fomkiui ; his wife and
caildren and takins with him. it is alleged ,
proceeds of sales of several thousand bushela
of ffraia belonffins to farmers for whom
he had been iLlinc.o hinij waa
lenraeu ol his whereabouts natil yes
terday , vrbea ayouuff man irnmsj tse name
of C'lsrles Williams arrived with a Iptter
from Comers t/j a vounir cirl who b.is lived
wita thu furaiiy of Coner. for some time as
aursu prl Tne missiva cornprsed fourtoan
oases of manascrint and urstfa ho jiri to
caaio to him. Ibu letter wasdated isiia Ber
nardino. Lai. , ami T.Vilii iras brought It with
him. ( Jomera1 wfa ouiaint-d tha letter in
soiae way and put it in the hands of taa
oohce. A telegram was recur-ed last niirat ,
statiuc that ha had b en aonrcbended and
tbe ciouey ha had i _ en witn him. Coraecs
uus living unaer an is umud nume. Hu is
oiznlv connected hero and has occupieu
posiuoos of trust.
ir n ut.
Irl-Ii mil uHrmiinx ol thn \ < ; i > irl <
Antoguntrn K i-H Oilii-r.
N. J , N'ov i7 The str.fa w htch
has been orawinr between thu Irisn and Ger
man Catholic priests of Uio rCewirk dioreso
smca tne frarmaa Catholic congress in Sap
tember developed into a bitur war of words ,
according to thu story of A Driest of tna aio
cesoat bt. Patrick's school todav Thostnfa.
it .s said , was enqendereu bj certain remarks
of Rev Patrick Lornsna of St. Mary's
caurch. Hoookea But tae condition of af-
fairs , it is allmed. wis broutiat about bv
Buhou \ \ isser'a allPired tcnui'uey to favor
the Germans. Father Corruan put thu allo-
at.ous into procticu ! iBtter fem and < uat
taam to Berlin. Thera wnt. a lull attendance
of uer'nan nnd Irish todav Thu dermun
priests ivore. it is said , not backward m ex-
taeir opinion af Father Cornifiu for
ais allusions to taem and thdir sociatiea A
aiscus.ion arose which rew m bitturnaM *
until the uisbop forbudu further remarks and
permptonly adjourned tbu muatinir.
What tau outcome r.-iil be ramains tn be
Erlni' " , frnni tli Kl.-vtlnn in Oliln.
Coi i HUI - , O , Xov 17 Secretary of State
Poortaan malias a statement \vaich , it is be-
Ueved , pretouts me ofilcini fluralit'es , as fol-
lovrs Taylor , rapublican , tor secretary of
state , Vfl uiuraiity on tou electoral uckut
Danfcrd. renublioan , has > 'W ' plurality over
Saward , democrat , and JJU ! mon-i vowi. than
anv ether republican aluctor This is an
average plurality of l.tfi' U.r the republican
elutuirs.uwara , dumocrai , bas i.lai votes
mom thaa tba avon-'u lepublionn plurality
and bas iJH ) voles mora thaa tha demo
cratic aiuciors.
, of Maririrft. MatliKr' * Mirrlu- .
lit , Wis , Nov 17 PbillipU Palint
and Margaret Mather were marn tl by Rav.
Frank A. Paasii , Mutaodikt mmiator of this
citv July -SB lus , witn no taoupht who tiia
parties were. The records sbovr tha mar-
na ti to havu u an place on that data.
\nnllirr * 9lmrta < H Icir WniiitrutK
I.ITTLE UIH.K. Ars. , Nav. 17 bpeoial Mas
ter in Cbaniery biiams , ipponitea ta
tnu books ot ax buvte Treamrsr Wood
ruff. raporwd today an adinttaoui
m bi * aocouau af fid > 7 This
total
Hufiiau Ndliluman 111 .lull.
14 i , Cal. Jfov 17. Vladimir
Raxin , who duiins to De a
noWeman ana otiiaf of Uie Riiwian
of slbenu , in in CIUUMV at tau < ntf urt * i
cnurs d wtlh muinpurinca aau du > oi < duriy
oocduot.
MUi tva < UrxXBl Jlurrlnil.
YUUK , Sov nMix Catherine
0rextd. of tbu famous family of ouakvix , was
mamd today to Or Charles Bta baia P n
-
\Vmimrn > < : lm y I ir i.'mil
Y n-
n.In
mit'eu jf be Nat nnai L-apai f r .In
bas appointed T ii. Vr sits sf t . ni a-i
ral
f JiCK KEEFZ NOT CCIIIT
"Hilly the Zid" Said ta Sara Diet ! of
Heart Disease.
WARRANTS OUT FOR ALL THE WITNESSES
Tliey n III rrmrrutril fcir nncaslne It
ttin PrUo Ituht In \ iioh ltii r
Met Ills Ui-Tta nt
Curlusttiu.
D\KOTV Cirr. N/al / ) , Mov 17. { Spccliu tn
TUB Br.Hj Thu IKISO of tna suto
cainst Jauli FCet-fe. chorjfeil with k il-
iniVHiiain Rawav.allM Biiiy thu
KiJ. ' in . nraj rts'it in Carineum on thii
nicht of Octncnr i. as haarl in tbo d.strict
cnurt restordtiy Tha defense sot up bv
Kffflfo nas that Row iv ra no ra bis liua'h
from heart disu > tu produu"J bv ov roxcr-
tion. The Jurv. after ooiiu out two hours ,
bnmcht in A verdict of not jruiitv W u
ta wore issuoi for th9 irrestbf ICeofo inn
Jis compaa'oiis jn tbu caarsu of jirl n tl lit-
, but tha shut lf has nnt is yet bean able
to ascertain their wberenbouta.
I. Y. \ \ . C. \ .
tiulrfil Vrlir-ikl.\ inli.ir In < s _
tlllll It It-IKllllEH.
H.isTT\-.s Neb . ov 17 "Special Tale-
cram to Tnn BKB.j-Tho thirteenth annual
convent-ion of thu Nobraski Vounn Sleu'i
Christina association beffin i four days * ses
sion at hasi tines this ovcniac. The anle-
L'atos braa irnvtnif enrtv In thu day sov-
eiity caminc in this evening on onu tram. It
is estimated that the numocr in attendnncu
oe ilmost ! .i U A lar o number of col-
leeo nien ins bura , ill tneleudmninsUtutjous
beine rrnresunwd.
At 7 , W tbii. o.enlni ; tha exorcises proper
beitia in thu Praabytcrmn churca. whlcn wak
decorated with Amuiu.ua tlujs. Af r
nraver and son - service , Itav Harry
Omar bcott af the Presovtonan church de
livered au unujuo addrass of welcome tJ the
dclccatcs an Benalf of the cburcbcs of tba
city Ho ihnwej in .1 ilcisinir manner tnu
need of-co operatiDn Uei i.-cun the older rnt-ns-
and Uio vounyer ii.vmcn ainl tha difT r-
ance n the mojes of work On behalf of Tliu
crizuaa. James Clar . pr-sident of the Ne-
brasua Lonn ana Trust istociatian. wuiuomul
tae visitors TO the at v W H Alexander jt
Oiaulia respondea. veiling of the- Hastings of
twenty years ago Afii sinijiiiir , the report
of taa stata executive cnmuiittcu was tun-
dered thraach Lbairmau C. F Harrison of
Omaha , and the isiociaUon record for tha
yonr was conducted by thu atatusacratarv ,
of Omaaa.
FATALLY -
iriiii I'olliit W illai-n a Tilling II.in IN
MnrUereil.
WALLH-E. Nub , Nov 17 "Special to Tun
bnr.1 A crowa of venn men. much tao
worse for liquor , uasosod iu a eh invarl Pun-
dav ni htbicn undu.l in i muricr. In urdur
to do the work . ais'-clas- ,
.n ais'clasihaps a load of
stra.v was jataratodvita i barrel of coal oil
and Bred in front of tha residence of W A.
M..run. Durinc tin ilxctuaaa& : inciduuc to
thit occasion. Christ Jou eluu nca in au 11-
tarcatiou wita IJenrv Hatdnperln waica ria
latter was fatailv
Puitl .in h.lifTion Uer.
Prti-arov , Neb. Nov. 17. , Special o
Til" BI.C j Onu of tlie iirony aniuua _ wafers
on tha late election M W pi.d ail in thia citv
Tuesday. _ = Parltar .iemocrat > , foreman
of a larce cay.a ranch uve miles fram tau
city , liiid a wairce h Perry Block , one of
bis men , that the loser shoula whec ! Wo
niuao' Ui tiiH cisv in a whu-eibarrow Tbn
wager was failv cjmud out oy Mr B'ock
Upon th"ir apiinjai-1 ! to .he citv the fuller
ten band and a numuor of citizens af DOM
noliUcal parties met thorn. Tormina i verv
rssDectabiu delentiun. Huaded bv 'In
wheelbarrow thev aiarcned aoivc Broadivov
to the center of tlics citv. where over OOJ
citizens await a 'lirir arnval. After muca
chperins by all nreseur , the nvo chamnions
ot the'r parties wara taiicn to the calo and
dined ta incir huuria content.
Yons. Neb , Nov 17 - Sneaial Teleeram
to TUE Bnf 4 'aume uiontlis aso Uav J U
Countermine. D D , ol the First Prasbvter-
iaa caurch of the : nlace raceivaU a c-ill from
the First Prfsbxusrmn cnurch of Beatric"
After some uelibsniiun Lr Cnuatermna
oresantud to the session nf tno cburt a a re
quest for a dissolution of tbo pastoni rel-
tions betwoBi ) bimsoU and -hu ctiurcb here
A meaUng of tlie congreriuan ; as acid us-t
nisht and thu matter tuiieu into eoa.sidura-
iion. A set of rasolutuns wasdnwnup
ini unaaimousiy idonii'd.hich wnl betaken
taken before the nresbytory , ur entlv ra
quitting that body not to dissolvs thu pns-
tornw. Prof. H. R. Porbou , D R M"-
Conauifay ind W L. Morgan wura cho en
to represent the cou r-ojauoii before thu
preibytery
T'ley l'sil it.izurs.
CITT. N'-n . Nor 17 bpecia.
to THE BSK. VI bile fluhtinp fust
niirnt EJ Parks and Lou Pnco , f-o colorfnl
novs drew razors ami nraceeaod to carre
each other m most ipnravaa ty'u. Parks
tvsB badlv cut an oath . .rmi.
While eiiKaireJ in muami ; a cuunllnc th s
moraine Al Pa.-ker i IS A , M. employo , van
caught bif.vuBii the car aad budly crashed.
Ha received internal icjunub which may
provu fatal.
I Jt HE * riili UIK CtlUM II. 11K V.
T -slnnr CItj omul.ili. JiillHiltier.i li l-
jienttit l.tikiMliiniti * .
aiots Cir , Ia , Nov. 17 ( Special TPJO-
aratn to THE BEK.J Alacrmun Jnbnnon ard
.Sundu were found in i boibtorous crown ot
fitter- or twentv men and w omtiu in a sawun
at J o'clock 'big aior.iui ; . Tiny re-ihU"l
arr st. A sucptiraui ntlit ; ensued , bur 'bey
were tinully uarunl Ui j.iiiml and oompf.ie-l la
Dirndl. . 1'hi'ir - ,
giva t-asuf weru contin iud
todav , but thev threaten to have thu putiixi
commiuue of tnu aitv cuuncil. of > vniua Muy
ire meintaers , uismub tnu pulicenuia A .u
arrasted tnam.
La. . Now 17. Tha conven
tion of Uiu AAbOcialion of A jituulUira ( < i\- \
leceb Experiment station in m snskion bfrn.
C. L , Iii5roll ( , of Xaarattts reported for thu
seuuon of 3in < JUlUir , aud Laivren
Brunoer af N Ura rfa far taa lection f
entomology.
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irK.l Til Kit
Fair anil Wurmnr In tliu \ \ mtthrr rnniil.ril
js lirHbli.i fur ffiilay.
WusfiixnTos , D C , 3or IT. Forecast fcr
Friday Far Nebraska , MUtoun , N ru
aad bouth DflKOta ( Joi raliy f lr , warm r
baturdarmoruun : , norUi u t winili.
For Kanwib and CQJOIUUOFair , nraruur
variable winds.
I.imal > ! < uior < l.
TUB WSATIIBIt BCBSAC CIJ '
Xov. 17 Oiuana oaaurd of uunctiratura an.l
aal f all oampapoiliUl oar ) pouuub' la/of
past tour 7 ua
1MB I U 1W1. 1M-
Ji3 4 = & - .i -
( l < = Wlta ' *
T Kc a
i latemunf. showloi ; Mil ooodluon of tern
ptirnturo aad prcipltuUoH it Omuaa for -UH
day aud stcatt Maroa I. Hfli , as wmpar'-t
uii * tba ( i uural areraz *
Jiartniii moueriiurw . *
Ex an for tii-i i .1
Duli e i y sli e Mur it i >
| N.ir pr . nit .1 > i it * nulii *
Of n 1.1 y fort i > J * mi uiw
teu fi y nc Mm a a.j8inib
u . lic.NT , Locxi i'oroc&it OlBoiti ,