TJT .
THE OMAHA DAILY BKE : SATURDAY , NOVHAIBEIl 19 , 181)2. )
DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF
Warring Partisans Arise in tlio National
TaimorAllianco.
PROPOSED SCHEME OF THE MACUNITES
Hniillicrn Cottiin Slate * to Ho Withdrawn
iriiln Allliinco unit > r - Onn
| -oiiiu-il-\\liU ; thi ) Knight * ol
l.ihnr : Did Yi trnl ly.
MrMt'iiip , Tcnn. , Wov. 18. The closing executive -
ecutivo Eossiono of the natlonnl olllance this
uftornoon r.nd night wore devoted to loutttio
business. A treaty was p.itchod up with the
disgruntled Mouuno faction by tno adoption
of a document Known us n protoit from the
Mociinitcs. This document sets forth In
vafilio nnd general terms the dissatisfaction
of the signers with the course pursued by
the Lioucks faction in the contest for presi
dency.
Alliance authorities give it out that the
a ( option of Hits protest has mollified the
Mncutiu faction , and that the threatened
split has hiun healed , but on the outside It is
plain to tee Unit Macuno U lar from placated ,
and from ulturnneui by himself und friumU
there Is no doubt ho Intuudu to start a llltlo
ullianco of his own. The basis of hH proposed
organization is known. It contemplates the
organization < it the cotton planters of the
south Into n gigantic tnut , to bo controll
through district , county , state nnd national
lenders , with the purpose of disposing
of the south' * cotton crop direct to tlio snln-
ncrs of ICurono and America , thus doing
away with middlemen and Insuring more lib
eral advances in the ciopsatid easier rates of
Interest ,
Nearly all the southern delegates ore
plcdgcd'to the scheme. It means thu com-
plolo divorcement of the northern and s > outh-
cm wings of the allinncc. Macuno spoke at
an open session nf the convention tonight ,
but made no allusion to the threatened dis
ruption of thu order.
VVHIK of TIM : .vitciiiti.siioi'.s.
Action Tnlicn liy llii ! Ciithnllo Uiiiirorence on
the .Srliool Oiu'illiiii.
NEW YOUK , Nov. 18. The conference of
tba Catholio nrcbblsliop.s of the United
States , wnlch has boon In dally session at the
archcpisconal residence of Archbishop Corri-
gttn since W dnesdav last , was concluded to-
ulght. The question that has engaged the
attention of the archbishop ? to the large.tt
extent , nnd the one which has prolonged the
conference to the period of throe days , is the
mailer rolalmg to parochial schools. Not
until today win any real progress made , and
the following report Indicates u compromise
upon the question.
The mutter as Riven out by the private
secretary of Archbishop Cordgnn , Father
Connolly , Is entitled : "Itauort on Parochial
Schools , " nnd is ns foliow < :
At a inietinK of the archbishops of the
Tin Hud States , hold at llm resident ; ! ) of 'lie
Most Itev , Archbishop Uorrmnn of Now
Vorkon thu Kith of Novumlier. ISO.1 , to cnn-
Rldcr the best tno ma to tirnvldo for thu ro-
11'jlou.s eJnanllonofiiue.il olilldren us do not at
present ntti'iul thu parochial schools , or
( Jatholle sulionls of any Kind , thu nssnmhlud
priilnics niitiiilnionsly ugreeil on thu following
rusolntlon.- ) :
ltesoivi > d 1 , To nromoto tlin erection of
Oiitliolle H'-liool.s so thai there niny bo accom
modation in thrin for , mi I If possible for all ,
our C'atholic child ron , nucord I uir lot he decrees
of the third plenary council of H.ilUmoie und
thu decisions of thu holy see.
Kcsoived ; ' . 'Phut ni to clilldren who nt
liroacnt do not attend Uathollii sehools wo di
rect In adilitlon that provMon ho niudo for
them liy ijundny.suhouls and also by Instruu-
ttonson some othur day or days of the weolc ,
and bv nrKln p irents to te.ieli their children
Ohrlstlnn ilootrlnos In their liomes. These
Hniiduy und \veuli day schools slionl.l bo under
tliodlreoi Hiiiiurvlslon ot the eler.-y , iihlon by
Intelll out laities , and uliun posilU e by nieiii-
liersof religions loaclilir.eiders ,
* " No other decision unoii matters discussed
by the conference will ut present lie com
municated to the press oy the iirqlntos.
The ofhclnl business of the convention is
closed. Some of the archbishop ? left for
i their dioceses tonight und thu other delegates -
, gates will probably leave tomorrow after
noon.
KNir.irrs or I.AIIOII.
Ollc-Htioiis Wliluli Wnrn C'oiiHlilvrcil by HID
Niitloinil Ameinlily Yoxtm'iliiy.
ST. Louis. Mo. , Nov. 18. The considera
tion of a recommendation made by Master
Workman Powdorly consumed in arly thu
ontlfo session ot the ICnighlsof Labor assem
bly today. Mr. Powrtorly's recommendation
was lhat National Trade assembly No. ll. ! >
( miners ) be instructed to withdraw from the
United Mine WorKera of America.
At thu afternoon session the discus
sion of the question of ttio alliance
of miners and relations of the order and thu
federation was renewed. Thopronosltion to
compel members to withdraw from the fed
eration wnt withdrawn for the present nud
tbo discussion was con lined to the miners
question. The mutter was finally referred to
the general executive board with instruc
tions to see thut , the interests of the order
vroro considered ,
Thu proposition to compel members of the
order who also belong to unions in thu federa
tion to choose bet , ween the two was then taUoti
up. After a IOIIK and animated discussion
the proposition was voted down bv a veto of
8'j to ! Mi.
Hopregeiilativu Ulsbop ot Massachusetts
obtained consent , to introduce u plan of
organizing Junior nsser.iblles ot the order ,
und It was unanimously UK reed to.
The session then mljnurnod ,
U is tuonuhl that the election of ofllcora
will bo reuehod tomorrow : Uut little sur
face Interest U apparent , rcunrdlncr tlio
ofllc.cn * to bo chosen. It is
tiracilcallv. conceded that CJoncnil Master
Workman Powdurlv will tt'tain his olllco.
GeneralSecretary-Treasurer llnyos will also
probably bo ro-electod. For KQiiornl worthy
lorumnn ( or vleo president ) John Cavunr.tigli ,
the present incumbent , bus iniinystiiipurteM ,
out there is n ( jrowint ; interest In the presen
tation of the name of J It , Sovcrelcn of
lown for the position , and there will prob-
ublybB'it cloio contest boiwccii the two.
: \VDIKIUS. : :
' VUmlnif Oily' * Ki-Hsluu ol llm Null mm I
Woiiiiin'N t'lirUlliin Titiiiprrani'i' Union ,
* OI.UVBI.\XI > , O. , Nov. IS. The annual
tueotliiF of tbo National Nonpartlsnn
it Woman's ' Christian Temnornnco ur.lon ended
this afternoon. The ladles rnfusott to recog
nize tbo ICoeloy cure , but Instend adopted n
'resolution recognizing the Rignlllrnnco of the
discovery of u romudy for tbi > disease of ulco-
holism ns a natural stop In the evolution In
yiothods of tomporunco work and sea tn It un
'
answer to year * of prayer , and recommend
ing that u rcfcuo department oa formed and
thut it iiiuke the work of thu said department
1 Hrst to Investigate the claims of all cures
coming to Its notice , accepting us worthy of
confidence such only as can be demonstruleu
In n very lurgo majority of all cases treated
u complete euro.
Aim. A , t ! . Paul of Mulno wns made tsupor ,
Inicndtmt of the rescue work and Mrs. A. C.
Ilorwoiso was eleuicd secretary of tee evan-
fiollstlo donartmont. Thu Juvenile depart
ment was placed In the bands jf the nresl-
Udnt of ibo union , MM. Annie \Vllloninynrnf
Penn ylvunla wus nipohitud | dulognto to thu
national convention of thr Kccley depart
luent.
( lonoral tcmpcrntice resolutlom were also
adopted.
Tim I'iro llm-unl ,
ST. Lotis , Ma , Nov. 1 $ , Ttireo alarms
\Torosentin at ! 1 this ii'ornlng lor a lire
which ilcjiroyod the top 'loor of tbo Amerl i
van Oak Leather company at u''U Nortl
U'irontiotU street. The wind tvaj strong
nud tbo lira gained headway. A. K. UrooK
Hirch and llendetm it Co.ero burned out
BT. Louis , Mo. , Nov. 18. Fire nt I o'clock
this morning at 117 North Fourth utreet
iu the building occtiuiod by Itrookj jiros. .1
Co. , notions und fancy food * , the A. U
Brooks Jcwolry company , tbo Western Cor
oi company and tbo American Kmbroldory
company , dettroyed bouvoan K'O.'HKJund ' flO-
000 worth of stock and llxture * .
.Sulnifliirn Dlvorcr.
ST. Loun , Ma , Nov. 18Kabul Sonnen
icUeln , formerly ot St. Louis , but now o
Auitrtt , U > d y filed suit for
divorce from hU wlto , Mrs. Kosn Sonnen-
schoin , well Known In ooclnl nnd lltornry
circles of this city nnd Chicago , nnd tiow re
siding In tbo latter ci > r. Itnbbt Sonnpn-
ichotn .illojes only doiottion , fixing the time
ns IS'.ll. It Is understood however , thut n
cross bill will bo filed of n somewhat scnsn-
tlotml chnractcr , thoush the cnso cnn bo
compromised. Itabbl Sonnen choln wni for
many years , preceding bis lonvlntr this
country Inst September , ono of Iho most
noted preachers , of tits sect , being wall known
nil over the country.
" Unirnunjr" nt llovd'a ,
Of the rnnny Biolodrnmas whicli hnvo been
in vogue during the past dccado few have
hold the .stage longer or been more prolltnblo
than "The Stownway , " which begun an en
gagement nt the Hoyd last evening. It Is
now In Its sixth season , nnd from Its cnrn-
IIIB.S Jacob Lilt and Thomas Hi Davis huvo
bcoiionnbled to engage In other ontororiso.s ,
until now they nro nmong the importnnt tho-
ntricnl managers of Atnnrlcn.
"ThoStowuwny" is no stronger ns a drntnn
than olhoM of Us class ; , nnd Its success Is no
doubt duo largely to the quality ot Its stnelug
nnd the merit of the conipiny. At the bond
of the prom-tit organization Is Mr. Walter
Kid wards , n j-ounr man of line physique nnd
exccllnnt ilr.invillc nbillty , nnd ho is Hup-
portcd by a conipanv of consldornhly more
merit than the current melodrama * arc wont
to huvo. The yacht upon which the notion
of un entire net times plnco is n substantial
boat over forty fcot long , with solid masts
und full rlirglng arranged by n professional
boatman. Of COUMO Ibo sale-blowing was u
particularly interesting incident , nnd Iho
performance evidently gave cntlrfi satisfnc-
lion.
I.ooljo Itlrliiiriltnil'H IU' ! dliiiq ,
And the best wine was kept to the last.
Those who availed thomsolvo.s ot what they
must now deem the inostlmablo imvilngo of
hearing Mr. Locke Richardson road from
tibukespcaru during bis recent visit to
Omaha , nnd who again attended nt the
Llninccr gallery lust evening to hoar this
great Iceland artist in thu last onterlaln-
mont ho can glvo hero this season , must have
felt that they hud been treatoil to the perfect
climax of excellence ; those who beard
Mr. Ulchnrdson lor the first time
could roiltzo the immeasurable regret they
had Inherited that tlioy had missed any one
of Ills great performances. "Tho Merry
Wives of Windsor" would seam to the
student imposslbla of pleasing nnv nuUionco.
Us presentation on the .stage has almost , In
variably been attended with failure ; what
could n reader make of it ) Mr. Hichardson
it live. It may bo that tbo nunnlng of
tlio comedy lacks wit and Judgment , a ? tbo
author of "Hasselas" naturally concluded ,
but there Is throughout It n wealth of
character , ns luminously illustrative ns it is
undoubtedly broad , and in expression of
tbo line gradations of this character portrayal
trayal Mr. Kichardson seorod n triumph of
the highest kind. To neap superlative- , were
vain. It was u great work and the auiiienco
demonstrated how really very modern is this
great comedy written UOO years ngo. Not n
point was misled and the humor of sccno
und speech was caught with readiest sym
pathy. The evening was ono long to ba re-
inciiiborcd ,
Mr. Ulchnrdson had n very successful trip
through the farther west , and now goes eiiat ,
reading ir. Cleveland , O. . Monday ovening.
JVHl'KU Till ! TIl.lVK.
Had Wreck on thu Athuitlc I'aulllu Duo
Man Klllpil.
Ai.iuQi-iijui : : ! ( : , N. M. , Nov. IS. Particu
lars of the passenger train wreak 0:1 : the At
lantic it Pacific nt Crosier's Tank , in Trux-
ton canon , have just bJen raeoivod. No. a
wns running forty mtlas an hour und ths engine -
gino and first car bad pissed a sharp curve
all right , when the express car , day coach
und tourist .sleeper flew the track nud rolled
down tlio embankment. There wus u rumor
hero that u number had bnon killed und
baaly injured , but William O. WalKur of
Trenton , Mo. , enrouto to visit n son at Los
Angolesi , Cal. , wns the only one killed. Five
other passengers were injured , but none
.seriously. The company promptly cured for
the injured und utter transferring to an-
oincr train continued on west.
The exact cause of the accident has not
reached headquarters here , but Superin
tendent Oiinoir believes that a broken wheel
under the express car Is roiponstblo for tbo
vroclc.
Movttiiumt * of Oiieiiu ntonmerH.
At ICinsalo Sighted Wisconsin , from
New York.
At Hamburg Arrived Kussiu , from Now
York.
At Hromoi. Arrived Stuttgart , from Bal
timore.
At Liverpool Arrived Nomadto , from
Now York.
At Philadelphia Arrived Switzerland ,
from Antwerp.
At Lizard Sighted Nordland , from Now
York. '
At Now York Arrived Uormanie , from
Liverpool ; Holirenland , from Antwerp ; Ol-
hers , from Hio Janeiro ; Franco , from "Lon
don ,
L03T ONE LEO.
Tony Coiisliing'K Turrllilo K
with Moving I'lii'K.
Because of his ambition to ride on the cars
S-yoar-old Tony Constant ; will litnn through
the world with n wooden log , The boy lives
in Twentieth and Popololon avenue nnd Inst
ulght he , vus playing about the railway iraciis
on Twentieth street. Kugino No. 110'j was
.switching there , moving very slotvly , nnd
tlio lad made an attempt to "ateal u ride. "
Ho was put oIT the otiglno and then tried to
uoard one of tha cars , when ho slipped and
lell under the wheels. His loft leg was
crushed to u pulp , nnd uftor nn examination
ut iho Moibodist hospital , where tno injur-id
boy was taken , It was amputated by Lrs. )
and Tow no.
1\ .1 I'JtllTTl' I'UHil.K ,
of ( iuorgluN Nmv r.nglslutiirn St
rliinsly ( Jill-itImieil.
ATLANTA , Oa. , Nov. 16. The legality of
the installation Inio oftlco of governor and
other state olllcors , ib ? election of state
court judges nnd bills passed by tha preioat
legislature , hnvo boon culled Into berlous
question ,
tiovorul nuiondmonlK 10 the constitution
were voted on In the October election , ono of
which changed tbo sessions ot the lepislri-
turo from biennial to annual. Another fixed
tlio length of the session. The amendment
changing Iho session from biennial lo un-
uuol did not spculliy ani dutoof opening ,
but tbo change was made in the body of the
bill uud not In Its caution , Nor was it ov r
voted upun. It thus transpires that the leg
islature was called to order Illegally , and
that us Acts worn void.
i r i : . * t nun FIH : musts ,
It \\ill Itn ( lunuriilly I'.ilr Tlirniiilioiit
hruHktt Tuduy ,
\VsmxaTi > S' , n. O. , Nov. 18. Vorocast for
.Saturday : Kor Nobruska GeiiRrally fair ;
northerly winds ,
ITor Iowa Fair ; warmer oust ; northwest
erly winds.
Pnr Missouri-Pair ; warmer ; southwest
erly winds.
Per Minnesota fair : nortbwestcrlv
winds.
For North DaUota-Oeoerally fair nnd
orly winds.
i.ocui Jtccitrd.
OWCUOF TUB V/EATIIEIt ntlllKAU. O.VAIIA ,
Nov. IS. Omiihn record of tonireraiuro nnd
rainfall compared wilU oorrespoudine Uay of
past four yoaw :
. , , 1F92. 1SD1. I8UX IS > 3) .
Maximum tuuiporalui-c. . , . M = 4l 01 = { > ; =
Mlciliunra tempur itiiro , . , . 2i3 12 = W3 'JO0
Avuruiiu ' tumfitiraturo M lii3 M ° ! ! U =
1'rcolpltatlon , . , . , o\ \ ) , 0 .UO .00
StatorauiitahowInK the condition of torn ,
perature und precipitation ut Oiniba for tbo
day and stuee Marob I , IVJJ. ai ooinpiroa
with the general averapo :
Normnl tomueraturo . , ts = >
Kx ; e s forthoduy l = >
'WMw.v.nj I.IULU . uurch t * * . . . . . . . ll * * " *
11 Normal proulnltatlon 01 Inohus
lUulonuy ' ' fur th < j day. l'I Inches
ncy iouo Murcb t 3.51 Incl.o *
U , U. Huxr , Local Foi cujt Ortlcial ,
ANOTHER GONE TO PIECES
Transmiajouri Passeugcr Association Will
Cease to Exist Today ,
ITS FATE WAS EASILY SEALED
Itritiliitinn DrrlnrlMg It licnil 1'imrit U llh-
out Dlneu-uion , mill Scrrotnry Alnfml-
lira limtriiotrd to Wind Up lt < i AN
lillriMil ! : > o n In ( Iciiornl. _
CiticAtio , III , , Nov. 18. Another traftlo ns-
soclntion | gave up tbo jjhoit today. This
time it wus the Tr.iismUaonri association.
A meeting of the members wns held hnro
| today ( nnd without much discussion they
I n resolution providing for the dls-
biiudraont of tbo organization , to tnko effect
tomorrow , the Kith. Secretary McFnddon
was Instruclod to wind up the u Hairs of iho
r..ssoclatlon us soon thereafter us possible , '
and close up the headquarters at Ivunsas
City. A committee of suvon , composed of
tun rcurojentntives of the Memphis , the
Hock Island , the Atcliison , the lUirlhigton ,
the Union Pnclllc , the Missouri Pacific unit
the Fremont , Uikhorn i& MUsotin Vnlloy
roads wns appointed to prepare n plan for
a new organization and submit thu sumo ut
n genernl meeting of thu Interested lines , to
be huld UL'camberll. This leaves the terri
tory west of Chlcuuo with but two railway
nssuclutlons , the Western Freight and West
ern Passenger , and they ombraoo only the
territory uctwecn Chieairo and the'Missouri
rivnr. Within u few months the Western
truftlc , ibo Transtfontmeulal , thu Southi
wo.storu Hallway nnd Steamship und the
Tr.iiiamlsaourl ussocialioiis buvu boon nban-
doned. The Trntismlssourl association was
founded upon Iho same lines us that of thn
Western TraOlo association , of Which it was
essentially n purl- und its death is tlio logical
consequence ol' the dissolution of tbo parent
organization. General Manager St. John of
the Hock Island road , who presided ul
today's meeting , thinks that u now and In
dependent ono will uo opened by tratumls-
souri lines in time to become effective , lnnu-
oryl.
Thrtmtuncil by tlio Sun.
A conference nf the general pnRsecper
agents of tbo northwestern liuos will bo held
next Monday to Hear charges uroforred
against them by thu See line. Heretofore
the See has generally been the accused parly
when Irraguluritlos were discovered at s > u
Paul und Mluneapolis , but on tins occasion
It is playing the role of injured innocence.
General Passenger Agent Uluburd of tlio
road ucclnros that thu matkct bus been so
manipulated by the Chicago roads that it is
lnpo : > lblo for'his company to longer main
lain rates and ho thro-itons 19 do somothiiiK
terrible if sotnetninu' is not immetllato.y done
to roitore thiiiKS to" their normal condition.
Olllcmls of the Chicaco-St. Paul lines deny
that there is any foundation for the charecs ,
but the conference will bo nold , nevorlhe-
nud ( Juneral PasseiiRur Asent. lllbbard
has been requested to be present.
Oli.li'ClloiiH of till ) .Muss .Moetins-
No one pretends to believe that the forth
coming mass nico'lnr ( of passenger ofllchds
from all parts of the United States , Canada
and Mexico will hnvo much influence in the
adjustment of tbo World's fair rates. The
principal object of the gathering is lo ( jive
the roproionlntivcK of outside roads a better
undt-rstaiidlnt ; of the situation at Chicago ,
to fumiliarixe' them wilh tlio railroad facil
ities in the city , the adequacy of tno termi
j nals , ut the exposition grounds and the char
acter and cxv.'nt of the accommodations
that t may bo oxpsuted for organized parlies
of visitors. The question of rates , will no
doubt Do discussed , but not with n vie > v of
ChtabllshitiK a general basis fur their adjust
ment.
_
A 1.1. IAN UK UAll.llOAU .SVI1KMK.
Demand for 11 ( lovrriitiieufKoail From
Jxrlmisku to tlio ( iiill.
MRMINIIIS Term. . Nov. . ; 18. Tfio..Natlona
Farmer * Alliance and Industrial union.held
its sessions yesterdiiy behind wolF ( uurd'ud
dcor , but it is hinted that the meeting was
a stormy one. Demands were formulated ,
giving to the world tlio views anil .objects of
Ibo order. The light was continued
after adjournment and the dele
gates bccHtuo so much exorcised
that reporters found no difficulty
in obtaining information. The election of
president was the bone of contention uocauso
the .selection of this o Ulcer would settle the
political feature or the organization. Macuno
and Loucks are leading tba' factions , the
former a democrat , the latter u-tntrd party- ,
itc. At midnight the session came to an.erid
without a president having been chosen.
Imnortant among the demands formulated I
yesterday is ono tor n railroad from British ,
America to the gulf through Nebraska , Kan-
sus , Missouri , Indian Territory and Texan
lo some point on the eulf , probably LJal-
vcston. The road Is lo bo chartered by the
national government , and the puonlo of each .
Htnto alor.jr thu line am expected to help.
The states will bo a ked to donate nil con
vict labor not actually employed tn peni
tentiaries In the construction. Itlsosti-
mated that the whole line can ba built for
$15,0JO n mile. It is expected o domonatiato
by this experiment that railroads can bo
built nnd operated cheaper by state govern
ment uld than by individual corporations.
HrmiRlit to a nnniditill.
NKW YOIIK , Nov. IS. Tno asrroomont of
tbo presidents of the trunk lines to establish
n pool for the dlvls'ou of all westbound
freight trnfllo botwcon New York and Chicago -
cage was to have been followed by similar
notion governing ea-itDound buMnoss.
Tnem was a hitch , however , In the prom-am.
Tlio trunk line presidents calculated that the
plan for a puol would remain secret for
eonio time lo come , possibly until thu propos -
pos d amendments lo the interstate com
merce act wore effected , The publication of
IhodotniU of thti new pool for westbound
traftlo brought ihincs to a temporary stand
still. It is thoiicht tins deus not mean that
one will not bo formed , but It will be post-
pnned until thov sea how the wes'.bound pool
is received und how it npsratoa.
TJiHr Scliiiiiui of It
NKW YOIIK , Nov. IS. In organizing the
Chicago it Great Western Hallwav company ,
tbo successor of the old Chicago. St. Paul &
Kansas City HullroHil company , Ills proposed
to issue l-70ulKJ,0)0 ) securities , as follows :
Fifteen millions ofI pur cunt deocntnros ,
$15OvXOi ) > < i ? > pnr lent preferi'itre ? , $ | 0Uuu,000
4 per cent proforencca and $ JlOOUOlU ) ) com
mon stock.
( ioillll WlllltH till' ISO III Slllll ,
Toi'CKA , ICn , , Nov. 18. A special session
of tha United Ktates circuit court will beheld
hold Mond'iv lo hoar un application for the
sale of the Kanvas City , \Vvundotlo & North
western railroad to sutisly n morigngo
amounting to $ IWO,000. Jay ( Jould nnd
Hussoll Hago , who own a majority of the
stock , ask for the sale of the property ,
Aiiotlinr ixi : > rrss ( Jumpaiiy Ural.
NKW YOIIK , Nov. 18. Kansas and Toxai
railroads have entered into n contract with
tha American Express company to forward
express business over Iho Missouri , Kansas
ft Texas syUom from February 1 , IStU.
Cliurgi'd with } liirilnriniTliplr fullinr.
MOIIIII O111. . , Nov. IS. The preliminary
examination of John Henry S\var \ > b'out anil
Urnost Albert Hwurthout , charged with the
murder of their father In Lyndon township
on November 10 , VIM held before justice ;
Ilaiea , in the village of Lyndon today , The
case und Hi developments have cause'J great
excitement In that vlclultyund throughout
the county , and frcijucnt threats of ivncblnir
tlio prisoner * when talen to their hourinu'
have been made aurlnj ? the past week. The
shtnlt' prepared for all emergencies , but no
demonstration made , Thu prisoners
were bound over.
Denver Oar I.I n is In liiunoiiilntc.
DitNvi : , Colo. , Nov. IB. U reported on ro-
llablo authority that tbo Djnvor Tramway
company will soon absorb thy lines and tbo
works of the City Cabte , company. Tbo
latter , uecauso of Its munagomont , has
never succeeded in earning over operating
expenses , and a recent proposition of thu
former company to President Holt to pur-
cbaso hii lines with an Usuo of Tramway
Htock wis readily tuce : | > teJ. Mr. Holt hu
ponooftH to consult tbo gtookholdors of the
cable compiiny snd it Is oxpoctoit the final
arrangements far tno train for will soon bo
nmdo. v I
tri.irunuvii.i. \ . no.
Kniitni I'oputl t * Oiitllim tlio COIIMO Tliny
Will I'IIMHC.
Tirr.K , lCati..M NJJV. -"Oovornor-eloct
L. I ) . L < ; wollingtoimv | eave the ilr. < t nutborl-
tntlvo ; stntomuil oil the policy that ho and
hl fo'low ' papullst ofllcors will follow In tno
hn
mniingjnicnt of thn state's affairs during
their Incutnbonoy. Nothing , ha Raid , would
bo I ; done to Imp.ilrtho credit of the state.
None ) of the wild schemes which their op
ponents hud credited to the oopullsU would
DO I put Into effect. Thn only radical loglMu
lion would bo that In relation to ibo rail
roads. In the llrst place the present repub
lican 1 * Hoard of Hallway ( JommUsionoiM
would bo displaced tor n populist board and
n till ! would bo passed Investing It with full
milbortty to fix rates and with power tn
onforcn them , The people's party , ho nddod ,
wanted to see the rates in , Kansas conform
to rates In Missouri , Illinois and other
western states , A maximum rate "olll would
probably bo passed. The railroad commis
sion would also prooibly bn olcctlvo instead
of appointive , so the pjApto could have the
right to nmno Its members.
UKI.CMii ) : > AT ( lAI.KSIltiltC.
Vlcn I'rrxlili'iit.l'.lpct Strvriixin' Cordlnl
lU'Ccpllon In tlin Million TIIMII.
OAt.Kslti-ui ) , III. , Nov. 18. Vice President-
elect Stevenson was pivon a hearty recou-
lion , hero today. The town was beautifully
accoratod In his honor , republican business
men vicing with the democrats In beautify-
I UK their piacn * of business. A unmmittca
ofuromlnunt cltl/ons met Mr. Stevenson
nnd party , who accompanied them li re. A
lar l e crowd from tnls and other dtlcn
iihsemblud i : nt the donot. nnd chuerad lustily
us the vice president apnoarod. Hon. New-
Inn i Uatuman , ,1ohn II. Finlay , president of
ICnox l collage , Mayor Cock nnd othnr citizens
escorted Mr. Stevenson tn tbo Union hotel
in l n big procession. At tlio hotel n number
of ladles ussjstoil In the reuoullon , which
was a brlliret ! : affair. Dctrocrats for forty
niitc.i around were present.
Itiillntnil tor Election I < 'niiuli.
KANSAS CITV , Mo. , Nov. 19 , Tno federal
grand jury returned a number of indict
ments for violation of election laws. As the
work of the jury is Incomplete it is not
Known how many persons hnvn boon in
dicted , nor against whom Mio indictments
are returned. It Is linown , hovvcvor , that
six persons hnvo been indicted.
United Slates Uistrlct Attorney Neal ad
mitted llint scvurul iiiaiittmonts had been ro-
turncd. No warrants , hoivovnr , will bo
issued until all the cases before the grand
jury have been investigated
The grand Jury .adjourned tonight nnd
handed down u big batch of Indictments of
persons encaged in election frauds ,
Alderman Foioy , "Fronchy , " mid .loo Ulg-
gins wore mdicfod for assaulting u United
States deputy marshal und "Pinky" Blitz
und "bllm" Smith for casting illegal ballots.
There wore other inillctmonts , but the name *
of the guilty ones huvo not been mudo
known.
Mct ; < M > lt Di'iiuirrnti * Colclinitr.
McCooic , Neb , Nov. 18 [ Special Tele
gram to TUB niif-yMcCook : ) : is ablaze with
torches nnd rasoufvnt'with the yells of demo
crats tonight , it is tto ( occasion of the formal
ratification of the laid democratic victory by
the faithful of the . 'upper Republican vallov
nnd u torchlight procession in which banners
figured largely uniTsomo few fireworks and
nddressus dy Congressman MclCoighan made
up the sum tothl expressions of democratic
cost icy. Enthusiasm and red paint reigned
supreme. McKeifflifii in the course of his
remarks did not repell his famous reference
to tbu dofenseles'j ' _ qend. ' . " Hoproientativo
democrats wore 8oj from nil 'over south
western NebrasUaJ ; it was a big time for the
local democracy. ; > "
Ki'.si'll ot Al'iljjmu's Election.
MOXTOOMEHV , Ain , , , Nov. 18 , The liousos
of the Alabama lairfatatura
mot in joint ses
sion to opan andcouS , the. result of tUo re
cont'elc/jtloiU' ItMlJ6woU : , .lone'official ma
jority over Kolb for , coven > or to bo 11,053.
There was no olloi-fc'to interfere with the
count , with the exception of < t request from a
senator to untur a protoit , wtiioh the presid
ing officer declined to entertain , on the
cround that ho was simply n , ministerial
oftlcor complying with a clause of the state
constitution , making it mandatory to open
and declare lUo result.
Mary I : IKu Ultimo ! tin HIilMVd.
WICHITA , ICnu. , Nov. 18. Mr.i. Mary E ,
Lease said this nftarnooo : "I have never
announced myself for the United States
senate , but if uny light is made upon mo on
ibo ground of ECX , and if it 1s claimed ' .tint 1
am constitutionally ineligible * , f will in cm
certainly enter the race and make a test case
of It. Heretofore I have always won in
every contest I liavo entered , nnd I have
opinions from some of ttio best Jurists in the
country that no Icgul objection exists to pro-
vnnt the election of a woman to the United
Stales senate. "
( Hiiro Sitcknri' Visit Clcvi-liuicl.
Ntiw YOIIK , Nov. 1S.-A morning paper
says : Mr. Cleveland's homo continues to bo
overrun by jovous democrats. The western
contingent , headed l > r Benjamin T. Cable ,
Jutico Lambert Tree and others , was thrown
upon him yesterday. These were apparently
nut aflllctcd with political modostv and they
blurted rlirbt out that they wa'ntcd Mr.
( J n bio appointed secretary of the navy.
They did not tell Mr. Cleveland this , but
every other democrat up town was ac
quainted with the real mission of the west
erners ,
Will Winter lu California.
CiiK'.uio , 111. . Mov. 18. Souator 0. F. Kd-
mnnds of Vermont , with his family , wore at
the Vlctoriii hotel this morning , passing
toward the west , Mr. Edmunds declined to
talk politics , saying that ho was a plain citi
zen of the United States on n pleasure ex
cursion. Ho is on his way tn California to
avoid thn rigors of the New ISugland winter ,
and to enjoy the sunshine of the southern
coast.
StitvnimouVIII Vlnlt Atlniitii ,
III , , Nov. IS. Vice Pros- !
dent-elect Jj'.avoiuon Inn accepted an invita
tion to attend the opening of the now Com
mercial club house at Atlanta , Uu. , Decem
ber iiO. Tae invitation was tendered by a
delegation of Atlanta citizens bonded bv
Hon. Clarlt Hoivoll , odlior of the Constltu-
lion. *
Vllturil Oilier Mr , ( Iliivuliiniii
Ni'.u' YOIIK. Nov. IS. Henry Vlllnrd gave
n dinner to Proddpnt-Klect Uroror Clovn-
land lust night. Ibiwaj strictly prlvutu and
no information wns'.fciven to the press. There
were fortv covers lulu , unit dinner wns served
shortly after 7 , lustin.t- until after 11 p. tn ,
Wll.fi COill'ltUMIfifi Till : M.lTTKIt ,
DiiiiCiirii of a Mrll.it f 'I Operator * on tlin
Oneun iV cWlrriit 1'iiHii'd.
CiiATi' sooiA ( , Tefin. , Nov. 18. Tbo Order
nf Kallwuy TolograHnors announce ? that
unless the Queen1& / Crescent nnd ICast
Tennessee & ( ieorgla j-allways comply with
tlin demand * for an , .Jijnroiuo in wages equal
lo 37 per month for , each , man , by Tuesday ,
the oatlro numbqr , jlSJl ) operators , em
ployed by these ruapstvlll walk out and a
general btnico will liqjjoclarod ,
CIMINN.VTI , Oi'jfCv. lt > . Judging from
what bus been uccornpUbbcd today , the pros-
poet of a atrlUa by the railroad telegraph
operators on the Queen ft Cre5cont system
is moru nnd mom uncertain. President
Foiton , Vice President Harvey and Uonerrii
Mumisor Carrel ) held rt ( uuu'ttiv consultation
today upon thu bubjocl , and Invited the
grievance committee of the tefegraphurd to
meet thoin this afternoon. This last confer-
enco was huld Into today , and for lark of
time no definite uolileruont was reached , but
an appointment wus made for u meeting of
the name parM < " tpmorrow. From what has
been said by Vice President Harvey the in-
fi-ronco bus been drawn that u camprotmto
'
n pusslblo.
Hied ol u . 'l.vuluriiim .
PAIUS , Nov. IS. Flvo omployus in the
brush factory at Kmurco liava died In the
past two day * of a mysterious illnosi rojem-
ullnir tbu plaiiie. The victims hud boeu en-
In sorilnK brhtlo3 Imparted from
I'urJ * . The factory | clo ctL
ALL READY FOR TUB MATCH
Ilirvnrd nnd Ynlo Pick Their Teams for
the Great Gaino
CRIMSON STARTS A STRONG FAVORITE
Caniiirldeo lloj-i livlutr ; 'Ilirco to
thn lllnp < Itiitn tlio IllUtrs
VMM IMiiy \ \uln-0olloio- -
men \"cry
IJirS' Mm , Nov. 13.Ilnrvnrd stiunro
lu Camorldgo packed with nn onthtiHlns-
tic , choorlng crowd of over 1,01)0 ) students
when iho two fnur-horsu bnrgos containing
the 'vnr.sHy football team and Its svibitltutui
loft for llostonwhoa thu tialn for Sprlng-
tlcld was taken this afternoon. The team
was clvon u rousing send oil. Fourteen sub-
stltutos nccompany the team , Including
Acton , Manon , Fairchlld , Corbott , Fostnr ,
Luo , Higtilands nnd Shea. The team is In
charge of 10. W. Moore , malinger ; F. M.
Slcnrns , ustlstant inamieor ; II. J , Kennedy ,
treasurer , aim 11 , li. White , secretary.
Mr. VVhito has had chare ot the ale of
tickot" , of wnlch iho uuproccdunled number
of 0,000 have bcoa dUpe bd of In Cambridge ,
The prediction has haen made that the game
will shnv some siirnn30of n startling
nature. Tlio biggest odd * offered so f.tr
Imvo boon : ! to 1. The tiiam will line up
iiKalnst Yato us follows : Left end , ICiniiions ;
loft tnclilo , Upton ; loft guard , Waters ; cen
ter , Lewis ; "nchi guard. Maukln : riglit
tucUlu , Newell ; rl ht end , llnllowell : ( j'liir- '
ler back. Tratford ; half bacK , Lake und
Orny ; full bask , liroivnr.
The men nro in good condition with the ex
ception of Emtnons , who is still on crutches ,
but this h simply ns u precaution , as ho will
bo able to play nil right.
Viilo'n TPIIIII Jluilo I'p ,
Niw : H\VIN : , Conn. , Nov. IS. Not until
Iflst night was tbo composition of tlio eleven
which wilt represent Yale In the nnnunl
game ( with Harvard at Sprhigflold tomorrow
decided. A Yale team bus not ro.nnlneil so
late in thu season for years , but a combina
tion of accidents has kept oven thn coaehors
guojslng as to the tinul occupants of several
positions for the month.
The team will line up as follows : Lnft
end. tllnkov ; left tackle , Winter ; leltKtinrd ,
MeCrco ; center , Sllllimm ; riglit guard ,
Jlioks ; right , tacklo. Wallis ; right and ,
Orccnwav ; quarter back , McCormlck ; cuu-
taln. left hali'-back , C. I ) . Bliss right half
back , L. Bliss ; full back. Hutterworth.
This Is the first timu that Uiu UIHs
brothers , who have buon on the Yal'i cloven
three years , have played togothoi1 In ono ot
tbo Harvard or Princeton gumov Six of the
to.iin have tinvor faced a Harvard or Prince
ton team before.
Mnnre-lliikor Mu'lH 'Ponlcht.
The prize lisht between Henry Q.ikor of
Michigan and Pick .Mooro ot St. Paul takes
plnco in or conveniently close to Chicago to
night. , The two ni3n mot bsfor < - ' nbout throe
months ago , Mwro scoring a win In seven
rounds of tbo fiercest kind of battling. Since
that contest UaUcr has uosn Reeking
n return match , nnd with Jim Kin-
tioy ns : i backer. fhi.illv induced
Tun Hogau , Moore's backer , to give
him another clianco. Tno m itch watnudo
for ? 1 , CD' ' ) u side , is a bnna lUo one , and the
aonuvlsuD. 'tVlulu Moora is well known
in Omaha , his- record U not familiar to a
majority o local fistic patrons.
Ilo nas ijorn nt Tlpperary. Iralnnd , in : Sni.
nnd uiloutiiJ pugllihin In I-- ! * . Ilisoiunvo-
munlrtiioinprlsa : i Innt ; lUtof eomh.tts. as fol
lows : Dr.iwi th Hilly O'llrlen. tjt. I'aul. slv
roinuln ; dufuatnd Jack ICellev. Si , I' , ml. four
rounds ; draw with .lack Manning. St. I'anl ,
four ronnilA ; ilofo'itcil Jack O'Hrlen.
AUnni polls , . two rounds ; iloioiitcd
c.'hirlcy : O.iborn. Minnoiitxili' ; , tire rounds ;
dofaalod I'uddy Dunn. Minm'ip-
ells , two rounds : defeated "Professor"
I'easloy , .Mlnnoaiol ! . four rounds ; draw with
Tom Murray , MlnneHpulK six loiiuils ; ile
fe.itud I'uddy Dunn , .Mlnni-apoil' ; , ono round
( seeoiul t me ) ; dufu.ited f idilyVnlsi ! , Minne
apolis tnro rounds ; defoitoit To n .Murr iv ,
Allnno.ipolls. . ten nuin i : draw wilh Torn
Murray. MmiioupolK llftomi rounds ; defeated
by "ftlnuk t'earl. " Minneaiiiills. h.iven
rounds ; defeated .1-iel ; Hlllle. Iayton ) , two
roiuuU : clefe.itRil Ij-irrv llrn\Vn. I ) lyton ,
coven lonmU ; di'foaled Hilly ( Irlllln. Dayton.
two run rids , ; defeated .Miiiiny ( .irlllln ,
St. I'unl. two roiincU ; ilcfu.itod I'r.ink
Olovor St. I'.inl.
, two rounds ; do-
foitoil .lack SI uiley. St , I'.iui. two
rounds ; dofaitcd "Itiondy" Kck , . ( . rant , two
rounds : draw \vitli Charley .lohn.ioii St. I'aiil ,
night rounds ; draw with Paddv ( Miinmlngs
St. Pun . eight rounds ; dt'fualed Ned ( jniilcn ,
Kansas Oll.y. two rounds ! defeit'Jil by Tun
Miami ut uniaha , ten rounds ; dureatod llir- :
iiny Tubor. Oinalii : , two rounds ; defeated .laeic
Kollv , Oinalri. two rounds ; defeated .laek
Stantey. ( Jnuiha. four ronndb ; ilef : itod I'addy
IJiiiiiinlir.'s. Dnlinniit * . .seventeen rounds ; de-
foutud llenrv HaUor , t'lilingn. SHVOII ronnils :
ctofeatndaj \ \ Kvan c Diivenimrt. twelve
rounds ; iiofen'ud Hilly ( llbbs , ( 'oiiiinbns ' , two
rnnnds ; defoaled .Mm ( Jiiiwh'y. l.'lilea ' : o. live
rounds : dufoatcd .loo Tansoy , Chieago , sovou
round ! .
_
( Jiriit rinynl Illllinrils.
[ ropjrlKliU'H IS''I ' by .lunuu ( iordnn H.lnn3tt. |
PAiits , Nov. IB. [ Now York Herald
Cable Special to Tin : BKIIt : a four-
handed billiard match plavod at Vlgnaux's
academy tonight , -100 points up , balk line ,
Vignaux nnd Plot defeated Schaufor and
( ittrnlor by fourteen point ? , The came
caused the grcutast oacltetacnt , as Schaefer
made ono break of 'Jlil , tapping the record.
His siao then wauled but fifteen to win.
Vignaux run 151 , Gamier Bcored but ono uud
Plot Mn out. Total score :
Solmufur'ssldu . 3sii
iMiiviiiiMi < TOTALS.
Ylgnaiix . : f ) | Hclini > fnr . .l fl
I'lot . Ifisluainlur . IUI
The room was crowded , hundreds hcliif ;
unable to obtain scats.
( iiilliipliif ; ill .S'a-ilivllle ,
NASUVIUU , Tenn. , Nov. IS. AtVost Side
pork today surprises were the rule. Three
long odds carters won easily to thu dUcom-
tlturo of tlio talent :
I'iMt race , soiling , live tiirlons : lloloLso ( . " >
tnl ) won. HohToomliHCJ.1 ! tn li hueond , Co ! ta
ItloaiS't ' to I ) third. Time : l ; l' ' , .
Sceoinf raee , ( .elll'U , ni.v furlongs : ifranllo
(0 ( tohMIII. . ICiidniu ( iivuni hi'cond. Itojoola
Cite li third. Tl no : 1 : ± . " ( .
'Ihlrd rare , handicap. UNO furlong : ( jiieon
Knld (0 ( to > } won. ( ircenn-ood ( i\t \ to li seeond ,
Tiiylor lluydim ii : ton tuiid. 'f'hiio : ltin'4. :
I'oiirlli rurc , KOVOII futlongsi liiirdVlilow -
lirook CI to I ) won. Qnotiitlou ( ! ) lo Til second ,
l.elnnd If' ' to I ) third. Time : I'.W .
I'lltll rueci , half mile : DavoOH ( tn li won ,
llinnian Cl to II > uunnil , Oxford ( ' < lo li third.
Time : Ki.
Will liitildn HID K ircN.
NAftiivu.i.i : , Tenn. , Nov. IS. At Cumhor-
land park tomorrow Kremlin und Acion will
attempt to lower the world's records. The
track U in good condition.
I'KltfiKCl'Tlin 1IY rill ! M.I I'LL
.11 ii rio < iomllci' , n N'niv York Italian , At.ls
lor 1'nlli'ti I'rotrrtloii ,
Niw ; Ytniu , Nov. 18. Whan Antonio
Fluccomlo wus mysteriously murdered In
front of Ooopar Union a few yo.iM ago ,
tiuporintondont Hyrnos , then inspector in
charge of tha dotocltva bureau , uuau ibo
discovery that a foreign assassinating so-
ciaty , known as the Mafia , bad agents In
this country und that Ibo orJor was flourish
ing ID several of tbo cities of the United
States. Tha as asluiitlon of I laccotmo
laid at the door of tbo Mafia , but tbn mom
bora of that order uro so secretly bandad
together that thu murderers have uorur oaon
arrested.
A murkod vlptlm of tbo M4fla ba ns od
for protection at tbo police hoadfiuartnrs
from the agents of the order , who are sworn
to kill him. This man Is Margio ( Jondicc , an in
tnlllRontltuiran. I/a has told Ills story to Ibo
noliro. The'story ho toils to Dotectlvo For
inosa begins thirty years ago , tvhon be was u
small boy In Italy. Ills father , ho said , was
an Italian nobleman , In ISC ) a murder
committed In tbo parish whom tils parents
lived. Hu father was a wealthy man and
the lower and criminal clusso.t had a groai
haired for him , To shield the real IC.XT
dorer tils father wus arrested und thiowo
Into prhon , where lie was kept for
tbroo years , notwitusluudiuir that ho was
luiiouont. Tboo bo was lot KO upon bU
n lnr n sum of money. Sovornl
tnllan * who worn identified with the Mufla
> ere n grudco nenlnst Ibo older Gondlco
vhlcb , ho suy-i , has buon transferred lo the
on. Mnrxlo came to thin country in 13(17 ( ,
nnd soon went Into business , miikltig balloons
uid Colling flowoM. Ho says bo hns boon
lotindcd for several years "nnd thrcntciiod
ivlth death , nod has pone from ono place to
mother to escape n sns < sltmton ! , Mnrzlo
ormerly llvod lu llrooltlvti. H was there
lint Ids wife died last year. She had baen
nick tint llftoen days. The Malta , ho said ,
tried to palm oft ono ot their members in n
loclor , but ho dUcovorod thn friiud.
Shortly before ins wlfo died nn Italian
priest cnmo to the homo nnd ordnreil every
one out of tlio room. The nriost sent him
out lor inoJlclnc , While ho WHSPOIIO , bo
Ulogps that tbo priest induced the dvlng
ivoniun to glvo him fcVX ) , which ho said bo
would send to her brother , Antonla llerono.
who Is a soldier In the Italian nrmv. When
its wlfodtcd herbodv turned a ro4dUh hue ,
Jilt thn nltandlng physician trnvo n. cortlliiuto
of donth from pneumonia. Slit ) was buried
n the Holy Cross cemetery. Urooklyn ,
Later , bn sars , the oody was taken from
the grave by his onomtos nnd removed to
some unknown place. Iho monov which his
wlfo gnvo the jirlest was never sent to her
.it-other. Oondico sura ho learned this
Troui a letter from friends In the city
oiling him of u confession made bv
Lulga ( iuptrino , nr. Italian , who was
Ivingln Brooklyn nt the time of his wife's
death and wont back to It'ily , whnro ho
Hod. Hoforo he died ho confessed that
ondicn's wlfo had been poisoned by agents
'
of the Miillu in order to get her mo'itoy and
property In Italy , no gave Iho name of the
jriost who got the money and oonlosed lhat
t was not sent to the dead woman' * brother.
Ilo also confessed that the Riimu persons who
caused the death of Mrs. Oondice were
sworn to ulll her husband.
( iotidlce went to see the Italian prlcit ,
" who ho said wai connccicd with u cniircli
"n HrooUiyn. ilc ncctisod him of keeping the
nonev. The priest , ho said , threatened to
have bun killed If ho sUd anything moro
ibotlt the matter. Uo said u number of
: lmos ho hud boon warned that ho would bo
hilled if ho did not keep iiulcl.
A year ncn his 11-year-old son aiiclmi'l
was slashed noross tlio faro by some un
known narttus nnd by some moans poison
was Injected Into the wound , The I nil re
covered , however.
C.onuicosuys his loiters arc intorcentPd
and l.o ts nolng bounded dav nnd night.
About tbrco mouths ago ho said ho made un
lisjtmtm to got possession of his wife's prop-
art v. His enemies got word of it nnd they
tried to got him to go In company with n
oungnian who , Uoudicn savs , ho has slnco
.earned was ono of the Matin , and who was
lo nmrdrr him at the llrst opportunity , ( inn-
dice Is trying to get money enough to got
back to Hal v. but ho fours that ho will bu
nurdorod before ho gets nwav. The casa is
beiug Investigated by the police.
itur. j } . Kir MH.I.S.
Wonderful .Success ill IIU lii'llglotis U orlt
111 Kin us ( ' 113.
Kvxs.vs Cuv , Mo. , Nov. IS. This was the
iluv Dlanncil for the culmination of the great
religious revival which has been conducted
hero for the past two weeks by the noted
ovancclist , 1J. F. Mills. Mr. Mills nnd Iho
ttie peonlo In sympithy with his movement
appointed today sis ti min-woak Snhhatli ,
\\-luii business wa ; to bo suspended and
when people should tur.i aside Irom worldly
tiurauits and gtvo attcution to matters relig
ious. Only u few business houses closed ,
atlv wholesale cstnolishnients. Thu
blinks and nil thu iMtall shoos romulnod open
as usual. Timro win a largo nttundanco ,
however , nt nil of Mr. Mills' nieoting. % und
more wum many conversions. It Is snld
said that , sincd Mr. Mills boitan his work
here over 1,5)0 ) ujnplo have profeisod eon-
vcrilon at his meotints.
tndcrlaiiMI'inoil. ! ! .
.TAC'KSOV , flliss , N iv. IS. Forty.seven In
dictments wore found In tbo federal court
hero today against undertakers for violu-
Iion3t > f iho Shopman anil-trust law of ISTd ,
the members of u naiional organiz iilon of
undertakers , whoso constitution und uy-lu\v.s
adopted before the .Si : rman law passed
were violativo ot it. Wlun thu Stiorman
lav ; passed the various btaty org.intuions
umondod their constutitioiH cjiifonnulivolv
with tbo now law. The Misslssipnl organi
zation failed to pivaervij their minutes.
Judge Niles bsisiKsatiiliiid of good f.illh imposed -
posed u line of only f 1 and cost on u plea of
guilty , but required a pledge to not Interfere
in future witn free cnmpetltlim.
DxplixlviM lo .Multii Kaln
Sty AMOXIO , Tex. . Nov. 18. Eighteen
thousand pounds of dynamite nnd ether ox-
plosiv . have beun rocotved lor government
rainmnking experiments two miles oust of
the city. The lusts will be ) mado'Monday.
Special s'llo on blttnUcls tomorrow nt
llayrton Uros' . " "
/ /H > . % .I/ . i' la.niit.ii'iiH.
J. II. linker of York Is at the Arc.idc.
,1. Culuvlii of Fn-mnut is nt thu Murray.
A. Hnrnclt of MclJool : Is ut the Murray.
C. L. Hose of Hastings is at the I'axtan.
F. 13. Andrews of Wnhoo Is ut the Arcade.
J. F. Cuming of Lincoln i * ai the Marcor.
W. .1. Pondlcton of Fairbnry is ut the
Mercer.
D. T. Dudley of Weeping Wutor is at the
Dellone.
J. II. Agoi1 of I.iiicnlu U rcir'storcd at the
Mlllard.
J. I'1 ' O'Urion ot Kearney Is a guest ul the
Pax ton.
Nathan Platt of Oraud Island U n guest at
the Arcade.
.1. L. Lewis of Kioux City is rogUtorciI ut
the Piixton.
\V. K. Annlii of Washington , D. C. , is at
the Murray ,
( J. 11. H-iyincr ol Lincoln was at the Pu.v-
ton -ienia.v. .
Mr. iimfMw. O. 1) . IlarforJ of Ashland
nro at the P.ixton.
,1. M , Noribriip of Kearney was at the
Onllonu yc tordaj.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M. Urmsby of Promont
are cuoiU at the Mlllard.
Mr. und Mrs. J. A , Austlr of lloldro.-0 nro
among thn L-uubtR at the Uellonu.
Hov. ( jeoivo P. noiimati of ( Jn'i-ago ' is
ninonk' thu guosis m tlio Murray.
Mr , nnd MM. T. .1. Uiirko of Orculoy uro
among the u'deuls at the Arc.ado.
Mrs. Samuel P. Hniltti of Hoalrloo nud
Miss Kondu of .St. Atbatis nre jjiic-jts at thu
Murray.
Mr. und Mrs K. F. TCtouo of West Point
word UIIIDIIK the arrivals ut Die Mlllard
yesterday.
J. P. Lymnn of Chicago , guneral manager
of Iho tiL-orgo II. Hammond company , U
the guests tit thu Mi-nior ,
NI.NV Yonii , Nov. lu. | Special Tiili'giam
to Tin : Unit , j -Oinahu : F. A. N.isb . , Uroad-
way Coiitril ; Mri. J. 11. Woolworth , Holt-
man.I. ; II. Noiviimti , Pin/.i botnl. Council
Ultlfl's ; L. I' . ParXiT , I'iaza Hotel. Linrnln :
U. W. Charters , Mw. If. Martin , New York
hotel. Nour.isl < 4 : 1) . Hit'-lu-ocu , llcfl'miin
house "
l.llt II. Illtl-.flllKI.
Mayor Homis has iif.pl'ovod the council
resolution , liibtruutin ! ? tlici Hoard of Public
Works tg employ enough sidowiillc rte r
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to finish tbu'laying ol nil sidewalk * . Una
huvo been ordered , us well u the e that
mav buordoretl bnfoi'3 ivlnterauts in.
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9 ny i piik Keating Ilia rose * from many 5
g Udlci' clicek , ami miUnu mtuy men j
wlllurrc ltbera c Ji
ttacl rnlorn licuilh.j
-u _ - . _ vlnorun.l coXiri it"--/
k % vlll cure * Hick Xlciidafliv , tu'llnu llltt\
ta charm on il.e Njeranrh , Jl ri-ondf
KliACHEl ) A FRIESDIY HAVEN
Arrival at Now York Oily of R Venezuelan
STORY OF HIS FLIGHT FROM THAT LAND
n Itnlngn on nn Ainr.rlr.iuVmol _
Attrinpts ot \PiiC7iirlnn Aiithorlllrs
to Arrest Illin-nu ( ' .no
Cnuso II * Tronlilf.
S. I. , Nov. IS.-Tho Hod linn
steamslilp Philadelphia dropped nnclior off
( Ouiu-nntlne nt SI o'clock last night. Among
the passengers from Ln Onnyra w s Seiiot"
Mljnros , lately governor of 1'nracan , Vcne.
zucln. Scnor Mijiroj has gotten tbo Hod
Star line Into Iron bio nnd lir.s canned thu
United Stales government some uneasiness.
The story of the Philadelphia Is ns follows :
At Ciirucoa tbo Philadelphia took on board
Sotior Mijiircs , who was nn oxllt ) . As ho hud
been iroveruor of Caracas umlor thu old gov-
ernmcnt , ho lied the country to save himself
from punishment and landed tn Clirxcoa.
MlJ.ircs emlurued for Now York lu thu
Philadelphia , which arrived nt La ( Itiavrr.
Novetnber 10. It wus the Intention
of Captain Chnmburs to got his pas-
gers nnd malls nnd stenm nwny that
day , but whun the authorities learned
thiitSonor Mlj.iros wns on noard they vlo-
muiidcd that hu bo dellvured to Ihuni. Onn-
tnlnChamhur.s replied thuiMljnros wnsn tvg >
tlla.- passenger on board un American .ship
unit was entitled to thu protection of tha
American ll.ig. Tbo register ot the slim bad
lii'Hti dopasitud In llm custom lutiso , us re
quired by the Inws of the coiintrv. When
Cuptuln CliiiniDors refused to deliver tip
Mlj.irc.H HID tiutlinritles cave iiutlcw mat thev
wo .Id keep tbo ship's register und thus prevent -
vent her from Kiiilinir.
P. I ! , llantin , thu Amorlcan consul at \ , - \
nunrra , declared that If Iho custom hottsii
refused to glvu iii | the register ho would
dUpatch thu vessel with a consular corttil
cnto. The nrgumnnt was thut Mij.irus was
not merely a political refugee , who hnd u
right to protection of nnv Hair tbutwoild
liiirbot * him , but , thut wtillo governor of far-
acns ho baj b.-'on guilty of stoallng hor.sea
belonging to prlvutu Individuals.
! M < nor Slljiirps" Story.
Senor Mljaros gave his side of tlio
story of thu charge against him of stealing
cattle in Vuno/.uola. Ho Hays that ho wus
sent out to buy provisions for the govern
incut when Crc.spo'.s forces wore ut Onlay bo.
Annmburof horses uud cattle wore tiikon ,
lint not In robbery , orders bsmg given at
sixty days on tbo national treasury.Vtiun
the bills foil dun the revolutionary parlv
was in power und they , of course , 'dul not
pay thu bliU
An exeilinc incliiont occurred on Iho deck
of the steamer Philadelphia. U llllnm King ,
n passenger , hnd u long box of HrouriiM
which hu brought us inomuntos of the Yene
zticluti revolution.Vhilu the custom homo
ofllcers were examining tlunn u rlllu was dis
charged , the bullet passing wlihln n few
inches of the head of Honor Mi ) ires , who
thought that some fiina'icof Iho Vunozuolnu .
government was about to assassmutu him.
Mtlrlili * ul II Micli'iy Itellr.
LOWCI.I , , Mass. , Nov. IS. Annie I'lutnbur ,
a young lady Ul ) yoar-s old. committed sutcidr
with chloroform. She was well off Hutu
cluliy and .vusonoof the handsomest , girl
in tlio aristocratic section ot the city , no
homo omuy oitposito ( .Seneral Dutlor's res'
ilcnco. Tlio cause of thu Nincldo is nr
Known.
A CONJFEUEHATE PATENT.
ti-llc : ol Hut ( icurrniniiiit Ttitir Itnlitil th
Miuilli f.ir Knur Vi'iirs ,
Of tlio many people wlio think Ute
K'novv : i roati do'il about the uoiifoduij
at'j government only n few nro tuutro (
the fact that Iho roiifedeiMO.v wts : mi |
plied with a patent ollk'o and thut it if. Pi
sued patents in just about the HUIII .
style as that practiced liy the lTnitoi i
States. How ninny inventions roc-oivoi
such Dfotcclion n could bo thrown
around tlioni by tlio iiovvor which ruled
thoMittlh for four yo'ir.s may never ho
Known , says the Washington Star ,
but it is curt.lit ) that til least Ilf-
teen received ollleial recognition , for or
; i wall in tbo dllici ; of Mr. .lame * L. Nor
ria In an original document , whicli nt ,
mired .lolin L. .lonos of Tally Ho , Nortl l
Cttroliiiu , tbnt for fourteen yearn fron ,
iho iililh day ol Au u-,1 , ISttl , h
should huvo "tho full aiut
sivo rijht { and liberty of niti
otliors to bo used"a now and usi.- '
fill improvement in wirri . ( T'i whooln
ThiH wus lilt ! fift"ontii patent is ! iud In
tbo ronfurluiituy. It uila nijjnod b' ' ;
.fudaii 1' . lionjuniiii , attonic.i'iiorai . ; ;
and I'utiiilorslijnud by KtiTus H. lihoiles
coinini.-ssionor of piitonls. Mr. Uhodc. . ;
was United Slates commissioner of tnl
on Is prior lo the war. A < voii > | ) nnyin < ;
the parchment , which is properly Healed' '
and which cost Mi1. Jones ill" sum of f 10.
are the ciisloniury HioeilU'.itiotiH [ ami
drawings. The poiiinniisliip dicplnior
ill the Mpoeille.itioiis is o.\treni' > ly beau
tiftil , ivlnlo the drawing , whicli nrc ii
India ink on linen trar'In r , cnuld hard j
iio improved on. The whole forms i-
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most in'lores 11 ! ! ! , and viilnublo honvonli-
Mi : Jtnln'rt WAn -
An r.vcuil'l. I'lfinan f .liol.soi : : rnnmo Co. ,
I.OHB -land I City.i. . A' . , .ay j t 'mt ul ( 'In ' lalinin.
I HUD , hu roiild o .ly tal.o u wiiull "f dinner , ns
Iio w In afeirfidroi- : < .lil.iifi-oni J > j -iH'i'il ' ;
Tim ( " ( iniiniT : ho v. 'lit to Jlnniiu for Ijl *
lienllh. Ini'iino liomn iini-urril. lu iho fall Iio
( Iccldi.'d iiiiiiii n Ilioroniili tilnl of
Hood's SarsapanfiSa
An I l > y Christmas hid : n hiMily tippollto ,
lii'fdlli' ' iliBi'siliin.iind vu : pcrfi-i'lly v/clf. Ills
riirewiu due . boll ; , t.i llnod'H
HOOD'S PlUUS 1111/un-lkiiatluii
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Ti.Hio ou'iirrrt nf nil lulu ( ir pii'ts o' lo'e ' '
4Ili htrect from Vi'illluni ilreil to NVo"
uoMh aver.nc.
Von mo lien tiy iiiillicj Dial li > unit
' { ' . Illfl I1 dlhllllOMHll' fVl'llU | > < l > I' " ' t'
ciiy ul Dinah i. n.uo Ijeim < liilv l l' " niuJ I
tin nuiytir.illi tlin niirov.il | | < > f Hi' i'iv < ' " "i
rllnf f.ulil 'Mly. t.Mlk < ei > i tlio .1 nn iu III I
ii..viiinr.s lunp'.TllvcJy i/f tin' nrmnTlj iillfi't
liy vliiiiiKln. Hie grudo i.f i-'ild in'iit , d ll
ofani.l neco'iiiiy by i/K.liiiiin'i'N" I K , | iv < i
Ui'iuliur , ith. IS ! ) . ' , iiiirAi-d | | Oi-KilHT' illii I"
Von lire fnrtlirr notllled dial liavlui < t
ri'pti > d Hall nppolntriibiil nn'l do-y'inalln
n a riiiiruil | liy luw. HU will on tins " -Hi di.y
Nnvi'inhur. A. 11. Ivj. ' , iit'ilin limirof ao'iiio1
In the iifuruirjii , lit llm uiliit ofiiri ! ir
O'floijiihoi' , Iliy I'.inuiin i | . , wllliln Ih'irorjiu
iituliinllb ( if said elly , incut for llm in.rp'W '
condlili'i' H4 mid inulilnu Hu iiiiiiiiinit
diimauo to Iliu o'.rneis iiispei'il < * ly or BU
ntoiierly iilTi.fli'tl liyhald idi.infi1 of cr.ii ) . t , u
liiu liitocon l < U'ratIon | > iii'lHl IHIIUMII * . H un
you nrn nialllul to tin | itfi'iil ' i.l' ' l"i
nnd pliifo itforniulil and muliuaiiy i
li ur htntonients ( unceriilnis.ilil . usju- '
of damni-ei us y".i nmy ( ' " " ) < ll'l1l ' ; ! VP.r
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JOHN t' . nCK. .
Cori.lilllll-l-of
Cuiiilia. Nor. I'tU. wn.
