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PRRT ONE-
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H PflGES 1-8-
TWRXT v stfcnxn YEAR
OMAHA S1TXHAY TVTOHN1 NO ' 10 IKfW \VH\TV PAOKS
SPLIT m THE BILL
Germany's ' Political Gioups All Undecided
en ths Array Bill.
GOOD CHANCES FOR IT TO DE PASSED
Gcrranny BanVors Hoidy to Cover tbo Now
Loans it Will Necessitate.
VON CAPRIVI'S ' DOWNFALL TALKED OF
Opponents of thoGovernmjut Already Fig
uring on Hia Successor.
BISMARCK AGAIN ATTRACTS ATTENTION
ttllllnm iinil tlio King of Snxonj tjniirrel
About IImiViiriUMlBiilniit Inl- !
InuHuw A nirrlciin 1'iirh Note *
from tliti riiUn-rliiiil.
[ Cop7rl litcill69Jlir . ow Vork Asjoeluted Pren 1
Bi ill IN , Nov. 1'J. TboHelchstau will opea
on Tuesday with the party groups In such u
Btnto of variance that It would bo futlto to
attempt to predict how they will subse-
ijuontly arrange tbom-.olves. The centrists
nro In tlio meantime split Into two sootlons ,
one of which Is uncompromisingly opposed to
thu military bill , whllo the other will openly
support tlio government If it can obtain con
cessions widening the Catholic ptivilogns
Out of 10' ) cniitusts the government
Is still honoful of getting nuppoit I'ho
conservatives nt divided over tbo aimy bill ,
nnd thny will icn.Llro skillful ministerial
handling to induce them to support them
with tbo ttholo sttcngthof the group , Tbo
Polish gioui ) contluiios to hesitate in its
nlleglnnco to the government. Onlj tbo
Kolclistat ; paity will go solid with the wbolo
branch for Chancellor von Capilvl. Thu
tmperoi's speech opening tbo Reichstag mid Ir I
Urn RUbsdiuout statement of the chancellor
on the new loans to cox cr the military ex-
ponditures will bo the earliest factors in
legumting the policy of the groups. The
bont-oO holds it us : i forcgono conclusion that
the loans w ill bo issued at a per cunt.
Whatovpr nd\eito crlllcUm the arm v pro
Ject may rcreivo In the Reichstag , ( lorman
banknrs" and mo.iibera nf the bouiso nro
, ready to fully coor the loans. The bill is
! certain to p ns its llrst ktaco In the house
nnd will then bo icfei led ton committee. In
the meantime ) the opponents of the covornwc
ment , circulate endless rumors of dissension
In the Huudesiath nntl tno approiching full
ol the cbnncellorsblp Chancellor von Ca-
prlvl's latest successor Is Von Lee , com-
inanucr of the Lluhth army corps. Ho cot-
tnlnly is moro likely to get the post if Oonoial
von Caprivl Is ousted than either Count von
Ktllcnbcvg or Heir Mlquol.
OiiurLloil O\ur lliHiiiurrlc.
A Bonsatiot. bin been caused by the abrupt
dopartuioof thokine of Baxonv from Potts-
dam , wjioro ho was visiting Htr-poror Wil
liam. The sudden ending of the visit
caused to uo circulated a loportthat the
emperor and tha Iriug had qunrtolodovor tbo
nrmv measure. Liotnc sudden tupturo un
doubted ! } occurmd between the sovereigns ,
but ns the government of Saxony some
time ago assented to the military reorgan
isation , tbo rnpturo could not have h ipnonod
ever the aimv bill. Members of the diplo
matic ciiclo ctedlt tbo report that tuo differ-
oncoaioso over the omporoi's proposing teSt
prosocttto Pilnco Itlsmarclc , whoso St
revelations ns lo how ho precipitated ar
with I'uinco by falsifying the famous Urns
Cbpntch , aio believed in onlcinl iiunrtcrs tote
u&tlfy any mensuro that m v bo applied to
Bileuco him. The king of Saxonv not only
lint
opposed Prince Histnaick's prosecution , but
uigod the empeior to make the llr t ndvanco
toward the icconcillation with Bismarck.
Whatever oci-uried , it Is a fact that after
cro
the private conference , which lasted two
hours , between tno monarch * , the king of
Bnxony cut short his visit , made a brief call
on the chancellor nnd quitted Berlin without
nny court oflklal doing the usual houoi of
nccompan > inp him to tbo railway station.
in.ho
The emperor , who had rOLoivea him at hoof
railway station sui rounded by the ofllcers of
his household , cntlioly Ignored his departure.
The incident will not abate the determin
ation of the king of Saxonv to prevent hem
emperor from prosecuting Blsnnrok.
Will Tr > to I'litnU Up n Irmly.
The failuio of the negotiations for n com
inercial treaty with Russia is not final. The
HI. PeteHbiui : Boutz Uu/otto today sa > s
that Russia , though iinnblo to Bnortllco ber
real nnd Iron ttucles In oxihaigo : for n ro
( luclton in ttio ( iounan corn duties , will resume -
sumo negotiations on moro fiwcrablo eco-
nomlo linos.
Uho socialist congress this afternoon
qulotly disposed of all the amendments tn
the paity piogiam by pa slng the ordeiof
tuouny. Thioughotit thn congress thu tods
Mid tno niinrchlkts have bcvn unheard.
Many or the country delegates sul/od the
occasion to bung their wive * to Berlin nnd '
) iavo ilono much fclghtseolng with their
families. This probably assisted to make
the congrass the most poacotul githcrliig of
BOclalUls ever Known , About half tbo delegates ) -
gates woio absent today , finishing the week
m a foatlvo manner. The extremists
conorally had n bad tlmo with the police. I
Mho arrcnt 9 ? Hermann Leimert , editor of
the late anarchist journal , has bcon followed
by the arrest of a number of others bore and
In WlHsenmn
The government ot Baden has publicly
warned the people ncnmst eating raw Ameri
can iioi k , and has ordered that all American
meat brought into Cictmuny bo re examined ,
although accompinlod by un .American cer
tificate of otnininnilon ,
Thuuk ilvln v ill bo observed heio at thu
American legation ,
\\lll 'lux llrnuil ] mill llrcr.
UEHIIN , Nov. JO.- The Rolchsauzigcr to-
nlirbl btutcsthat incanurot to cover tbo 1 In '
creased expenditures Involved bj the army
bill ulll bo bubuilttcd to the Bundcsrnib ,
These measure * \\illpiovidu for Increased
taxation on beer and brandy and ulll double
the picaunt taxation on ho'iso ' ttansncUons ,
the whole producing an Increase of 53,000,000 >
marks. The tnon tobacco will
not be 5' In- '
created.
_
( lot Hurt In u llnrl ,
PAHIF , Nov , 10.M. . idward : , editor of Lethe
Matin , nuu M. Uroumcr , mcmhor of the
Chamber of Depalics biuimo
, Invulved In a
pomnnnl altricutlon at the Vaudeville thea
ter. A duel wns founht today. M , Urouiuor
wounded In thn arm.
Ujimiiiltout I.UIiiiu.
Liriiov Nov. 1U. A
, cljmumto bomb i ox.
jiloded today ojthlclo of the residence of
Count Kolgnsa , picslde in of a commltteo or
pnnlzcd to give u brilllaut reception to 1 the
queen upon their return from Mad'
rid. The house was damaged and all the
windows shattered. Nobady was hurt. The
outrage has caused considerable excitement ,
nnd It Is thought to bo duo to the friend * of
some of tbo men who wore arrested for riot
ing when the king nnd qucon took their de
pot turo for Mtilrld a few days ago.
uii.i * sui : mi ; itir < mrin. :
Ilp-Kliifn > pw Voru I'lrm Aflpr tlio Orlg.
In.tliir nfu Uuiiiiril.
ffopyrlKntGil l33Jbr JIITIIH ( lorlj i lljintl.t
LONDONXov. . 1U | New York Herald
Cable Special to TUB Bsn.l Tharo Is
trouble In store for the originator nf the
statement that C II V.tnln en ot tha well
ktionn tlrm of Vaitlngen & Co. , Now Vork ,
had Induced a number of 12 iglish tnantlfac-
lilreis to Join him in a corruption fund to 1)3
used In Insuring the election of ClevoKnd.
Thu matter U viewed In the moil serious
light by Vnntngon , who hai plated It In the
binds of his solicitors , Cirovd , Jamas &
Mullor.
Tno dovlco by which Vnnlngon wis bcinc
trapped was Interesting and unique. A tap-
rosontatlvo of a Gorman llrm of bottle manu
facturers , wlio now tutus edt to have bcon
none other than a nowsgatliarer employed by
Diilzlcl' * itL'oncy , called nt Vanlngon's ' olllaJ
and dcsliod tn loava some money as a contri
bution from his llrm to the Vonlugcn election
fund. The head of the house would not sea
him nor give him an appointment for a
future bout , mid the manager of iho house
declined to recclvo the money'which bo tried
turd to leave there. Nevertheless tlu icport
cabled to America , and prlntod in many
papei .stated dlUlnctlv that tha man is'or had
voluntceied the information thu the sum al-
read/ collected nmauntoil to between n qu 11-
ter and u half million clollir.i. Vnnliigon
was described ns bain ? moil disturbed when
tbo visitor's otrand w.n stated , and that
whan pressed on the subjict had positively
refused to denv the stoiy.
Thence the wouldbo bottle manufricturor
hastened to Colonel Ochlltrca and quoted
him as hnvlng nfllrmcd tbo liuth of the ro-
pott. Ochlltreo was quoted as knowing all I
about tha cotruplion fund , Indojd he had I
roison to believe that It amounted to half a
million dollars.
Another authority on the question wan
Captain Thompson , of the Uijulttblc Life ,
wao . was said to bo thoroughly rotvor a.nt
with the movements of the fund's projectors ,
and | in order to bolster up his other misstatements -
statements ( ] the writer of ths diapitch
drageed In that most convenient assistant to
romancers ( | , namely fabrications , tha nnotiy-
motlsbul | wall knovn merchant who knows
lt all.
VatiliiRen's solicitors have Interview cd
Oclilltico ana Thompson , who bnvo both
given wiitton dlsnssitlona denying the stato-
mrnts , attrlbutod to thorn. Ochlltreo say ho
never told n reporter thnt ho knew the fund
was in existence , but ho did say ho would 1
not bo surprised if such thing would cotuo 1a 1o
light. In fact , he put his views In bin ok and
while for the interviewer's guidance and
this paper , which I presume is on fllo with
the offenders , will , no doubt , bo forthcoming
when ] requited by tno stern mandate of the
law.
LONDON rt.NA.NClAI , KUVIKW.
mi tli Mcx.k I.xth'incotn It.itln r
Oiitot YiwUmlay.
'il 1S3 bf .ninot Cordon Ili > imi > tLl
LONDON , Nov. 19 fNmv York Herald
Cable Specnl to Tun Bw.J As usual on
Saturday when imnv loading operators are
absent , general business bus been quiet on
the Stock exchange. Themai kcts presented
little special interest. Funds ara unchanged ,
whllo Indian lupco is ' d low or , o.vihg to the
weakness in eilver. Amoilcnii railways
have boiMt quint , npjraton here waiting for
New Yoik to taka Ihe l ° ud. The general
lonu has bcon gno I. Nearly a gonctal advance
is established runging from to 's ' pet cent.
Canadian lines have been quite active ,
on tbo lush of ' '
oear lopurchnsos O'J'tiey close
oxttonely btiovntit , Grand Ttunk llr-,1 preference -
erenco having advanced ! ! ' < [ per cent , Grand
Trunk second preference S"b pel cont.Gtaid
Trunk thini prefetenco. Grand Trunlc .
Guaranteed anil C inadlan Pacific 1 > to 1 i. > 4
per pent. 1'Oiotgn tailwavs have boon quiet
and nn improvcmentof ' 4 p.or ceut has oc
curred in Amciican first profeunco and
Central Atvrentino. Miscellaneous securi
ties bavo been neglected. Thoio has boon
very llttlo inquiry for money on Lo-nbard
street. Short loans bavo boon obtained at
I'jtol'jpor ceut , The discount market ;
has boea quiet. Two and thioo months'
bills ate not quoted hultir than 'B ' per cent.
rniiK ;
It-it * I'orlimn a lit > llliiiu CPFP-
iiiony Dnili r DlfllmiltipM.
LONDON , Nov. 19 Tha Moscow cot re-
sponoont of the Daily Now * states that the
Jews , alter having obtained fotmul normls-
Blon to consecruto n sjnitgogiio in that city ,
found upon going to the edlllco for the pur ,
pose of earning out tho'cereuiony the crown
t > cal upon the door and sentries guuidln ? the
place. Not daring to foico an entrance
throuch the door the
, peasants scented an
entranceby ladders thiough the win-
clews and consorti\tod the building. ltn"
Ihov made their a.Nit in the sumo manner.
This evening twelve priests whopaittUpatod
In the consecration service wcro uxpdlud [ (
from thu city.
ItlSSIItl.ACK M , ll.OOfv.
Mill-union M nil I'rrt-rliiK St.irn thu I'IMW
mill ) In tlio 1'acf.
Sr. PiTEiisiiiita , Nov. 10. Count Tolstoi ,
in tbo Russian ( iazotto , has called attention '
to thu continued miserable condition of
tbo peasantry of Uussla. Ho sitjs fam
mo again threatens tbo clUtilc.li. The
110 haivost U as baa as It wiib
in It'.i ' I , nnd oats are an utter fallutr. Theio
is n complete aoarth of material for nrcs ,
and the people arc exhausted by lat > t n Intel's
tnUeiles. The outlook ii as black as possi
ble.
( IIIIIPPH lor ii Oitiuptonline.
LONDON , Nov. 10 There is now a better '
prospect lor thu bottlcment of tbu cotton
sUlk' ' , owing to thu discovery that the oper
atives nro willing to consider thu proposal
for a temporary reduction of wages , concur
rent with the placing of mills on short time.
The propobnl was mooted before tbostilke.
but neither side appeared willing to Initiate
thu offer The secretary of the Splnncis
association sajs ho will consider the matter
U tbo masters propose It. TUo employes uf
North Luncasniia are willing to effect a
compromise , but these at South Lancu'htro
nro unwilling. The latter
, however , uro
likely to suumlt to pressuiu from tbo North
Lancashire nianufaotuiorj.
thu Ainniiiliiiiiiil ,
LONDON- , Nov , ID. The Tlmcfi1 Urussels
corrcapoudenlstutcs that tbo HclglutnCIImm.
ber bus rejected bv a veto ol S'J to Ul M. Jan
sen's ' mo ion to insert in tuo teuly to the ' '
roxal speech a declaration fuvorlug unlvcr-
ml suffrage.
t'nlii'ii busiir Crop ,
, Nov , 19 According to HuUo fi
Co ' statement tbo Cuban suuar crop will
yield 07-1,735 toni.
CAPRIVI IS ON TOP
Bismarck's ' Successor Still Smart Enough
to Hold llis Position.
MELTZER MAS LEFT BERLIN FOR A TIME
Not Exactly Expsllod ) But to Esoipj Un
pleasant Personal Expjriencoa.
LOCAL PAPERS DIFFER VERY BROADLY
Some Sustain tba Chancellor , While Othora
Oritio'z ) Him Sov.rely.
PREPARING A PECULIAR SCRAP BOOK
llnir Caprivl .Mitnigcs to Kc | i Illsntirt K
Irinii llplng ItPi-illiul-Siitiip Clouds > ( tlll
Minor Oipr the Army Illll
Munition.
ICoprrlglitxil i H'llij .InmcM ( Umlim llc-uiatt 1
UHIIIN , Nov. 111. | Now Vork Herald
Cable Special Telegram to TUP. IJr.n J
\Vo nro enjoytngsuperli vvoithor here , which
Is bright t , line and cold , with light frosts.
alMr . Meltei loft for Boutnoru climes on
\Voduosdny fight , leavlntr behind him a
blnck mark on the Capiivl regime , which the
chancellor cinnot wipe out. To bo n llotiild
correspondent in Htrlln nowadays Is to live
under tha closest scrutiny , often walchod bv
dotccttvc-s , subjcutod all thu while to Insults
from that section of the press whoso repre
sentatives wall outside the doou ot the for
eign oP.lce , iusldo ot which thny nuvor got ,
for crumbs of news disdainfully thrown
them , and teturnlng to their ofUcos to vvillo
meoklv , humbly und II Hteringly of the great
ness of Count vou Caprivl. These llunky
shoots publish in many cases long articles ! n-
trnultiB to instruct tbu Hcrnlit how its cor-
icspondents ! should vviito.
U li it thu I'llinrx Ale I'rhilli K-
The ijoorson Couiior is notable example.
This paper inyonioubly sinf osts that the
Herald piovo the authenticity of its news
nud should divulno the natuoof Its iufoiuiaut.
"Olhaiwisi' , " says this shyet , "il must bo
all lius. In fact the rjctlincoricspnudonts of
the Herald ara nothing but hlchlv paid liars ,
who never got anv news , but mnkc it up tu
they L-O along. " It goes on in tillsilalculoiis
strain to tha extent of two wearysomo col
umns.
The Volks Zcitunpslnsnes the governn'ont
right and left , and after giving an nuDartlil
statement of Mr. Moltrei's case , concludes
bv romaiking in reference to Ihe offensive
oosurvntionsmadoby Her von Klderlonwach-
ter aboui Prince Bismarcl ; ' "Wonic obliged
in ' this mallei to laka the stand tbat Mr.
Melt7fli did not misunderstand Herr von
ICideilcnwachlor. although wo might well
bollovo that this is possible , when a diplo
matist does not speak directly. It has been !
said formerly , mid the observation is well
known , tint Prince Blsmaick was less ruda
in Iho performance of hl9 duty. It Is for
Hcrrvon Kiderlenvvnchter to corao forward
with n justification of his tonduct in this
matter of an inconvenient foreign Journalist
Just , ns in the Blsmnicliian ora. His re '
moval from the scone of his activity under >
an order holders upon expulsion. It is so
significant that ono cannot have any furthoi
doubt that it is an expulsion. "
Cupriil's lrsu ul IMipurs.
Tbo latest movement of Chancellor Ca
privi is another attempt to dumagu Prince
Bism licit. Huh is made a collection of all
ifarticles aud interviews of the lute chancel-
lor vv blub bavo appcaiod in Berlin and for
clcn newspapets of anv nature hostile to the
emperor An armv nf toaJoiM at the cbau-
cellorv has been busy 011 thla for some tlmo
This is n collection , the effect of which ,
cCaprivi holds , is of high importance. The
same tactics are bolng pursued against other
hlh poisonneo . These documents Capiivl
is fruit ! of producing , ana it mini ho said
thev foitify his posttloo , und tbo result Is
that tbu kalsci renews his promises of poi-
sonal suppou.
Those ptoss cuttings are cirofully pro-
pared. Thov have without doubt often prevented
vented the kaiser ftom exercising bis period
ical stiong desltcs to iccall the lion chan
cellor. Thus , for the moircnt , Prince
Bismarck Is voiv much out of favor ICOat
court , and further the empress dislikes him
because I of tbo woiry ho causes the kaiser ,
Ills II ippliipnH Mill Miirrnil.
Caprivi would now bo happy weio It not
fcrtho black cload of the army hilt ing
ever him. Notwithstanding all manner of
piessuro has been broughi to baar thoia
seems oveiy prospect of Its being thrown
out or withdrawn. In thrj latior case can
Cannvl stnnd another sot down like the
education bill ?
H Is now nn open secret that tbo kaiser rc-
fused tba advlco offered by the king roof
Saxonv dining his lecent visit hora nnd re
fuses to appioclato the opposition to the
Caprivi re imo by tbo liberals of south
Bavaria , B iden , Wuitemburg , an 1 nbovo
all that of the Saxony conscivutivcs , vv hloh
is very marked.
I hear thai thu minister of foreign affairs
has exhausted the tuud of iYOUO marks
placed at hU dlspoial ns n secret fund , which i
was largely s > pont in keeping tip ploasaut 10-
latlons with the press.
Mairlmlu Uiiniiiiiinor ,
MUNICI , Nov. lit , Duke Luis of Uavnila ,
biotbor of Duke Charles 'I hcodorb , the head
of the ducal house ot Havarla , toJay mortrnn-
atlcally mnrriccl Antonio llatth , whom the
regent of Havarla has ennobled under tbo
immu of von Daitolf , This u Duke Luis'
secolul morganatic manlaga , his llr t being ! i (
wltl' Htfnrlotl M snilol , who was rreated
Liaionesb von Wiillerseu , and who died No
vetnber 12 , 1S9I , The duke Is (1-\ears ( of i go.
Antonio Uarth had boon for some tlmo a
dancer at the court theater in tills city , and
It wus only n few days ago that
bho made her last
appearance there
Aulul \ i iigt-uiirit on a I'ripKl.
Itovic , Nov. 10 The trial is lu progress at >
Palermo of the two punsants who wreaked
vengeance on a priest by pouring a solution j
of coiroilvo subllnuto in the challco which
tbo pnast used at mass. The priest died on
tha altar stair * .
nllin Mu'hilltt rurtj ,
UM.I.IV , Nov. 10. Ilcrr Uebl was elected
president and Heir bluper vice president of
thoceiitial committee of the socialist party.
VMliI Mono In thp Aiutrliin llrlclmriilli.
VIENNI , Nov. lO.-lJjring the debate on
the budget in tbo lower bouse of the IMchs-
rnth toJay Herr Monger , a German liberal ,
addressing ttio joung czecus shouted ; "To
speak at the present tlmo of Bohemia's con-
elltuiion U ticason. Ynu are traitors. "
A iceue of indescribable tumult followoJ.
A number of ctoohs crowded around Herr
Mengor , thrcatonlng to strike htm Herr
Monger continued to snu.it but hUolco was
ilrowiiocl tn tha uprnnr. 'Iho profldont of
the Chamber ivas compelled to close the
sitting. '
.it i.Mi.tri.ivt.ttn
( Jrmor ClrrMum ! thu llnost of HIP i\on- :
injf Illi Pri'cimnt Until irxs.
' NEW YoitK , Nov. -LllstlnguUheil Jurists
from all parts of the nation wcro gathered
uround the festive board of the Manhattan
Llub tonight. It was a reception and banquet
clven by tba clua In honor of Picsldenl-clcct
C > iover Cleveland It was a nplendld success.
Over l.'JO democrats rokpondecl to the Invi
tntlons , nrno.ig them goveriiors , ex-sovotnor.
United S'.itci seniitord , conaioasmen nnd
ofllclals and nolitlcluut of great nud small
degree. After the reception the tmmiuot was
discussed ll was after ll o'clock vvhoii the
dinner commenced. Mr IVoderlck H Con-
dcrl Introduced Mr. Clove-laud tn a highly
complimentary i sueoch ,
It was more than a minute nftor Mr. Cleveland -
land hud risen that ho got nn opportunity lobo
t)0 hoard , so great was tha appmusa that
greeted him. Mr , Cleveland assured his fel
low | members of the Manhattan club and
their guests In tba scriptural phruso , that It
was good for him to u-J there. Ho tofcircd
to the reception tondcrod him ton yoari ago
whou ha was elected governor ot the stuto.
" .Slnco ihon , " ho coitlnuati , "political
events Imvo creV.lv changed. The people
bavo tocomo more political , moro
thoughtful nnd moru watchful thsu
they were ten jcnrs ago. Tnov
aia considering vastly greater questions
than they were thon. They mo givliu im
portance to pirtv policy rather thin to party
tpoils. This must oil mot intelligently by
thoio In chnigo of our party organization
No paitv can got Iho suppoit uf the masses
of thaoteis bv incrolv piomislng ofllcos ,
llnnuclal roworai or other attilbutcs of Iho
spoils system. The wliolo people will bo sat-
Islieil with tiolblng loss than tha redemption
of the plojgos luftilo to them collectively , Iho
domonstiiiUon of vvise polices and iho giving
of an honest government. "
Speakinc In a low tone Mr Cleveland con-
tinned deliberately : ' 'I would not have it
otherwise. 1 am willing that the democratic
pin ti should only succjcd by mooting the
situation fuiily and siiiaroly [ , by being abso
lutely aud patrlotic-illy tuio to Its principles
nud piofosslons. Tnls.is the assured guar
antee of success I kniw of no other. "
At the conclusion of Mr. Cloveland'a ra-
marKs tha bupncr was sorved. Mr. rievo-
land sat on the right ot Mr. Coudort. Oo the
loll sal n. C Benedict At the lublo ad
joining over which BonJ iniin Wood pre
sided , sat Walter Glider , .ludgo True , George
Miirtin. cx-Mlnl-ner to England 1'holps , Na
tional Commlttcoman Beujimin T. Cable of
Illinois , evCoveiuor Catnnboll of Ohio ,
Governor Abbott of Now Jctsay , Governor
Uussoll of Massachusetts.
l.lNti-iipil to Uulilp's Clalins.
VOIIK , Nov. If ) . Pioaidont Cleveland
has discussed Informally tbo cabinet situa
tion with several democrats durli.g the past
few days. U may be stated on excellent
aulnoiily that Mr. Clereland had practically
asked Air. Hatrity to accspt o cabinet pott-
folio , ito has ul-5o lent an ear to complimen
tary oxuressioa on 'behalf of Congressman
Cable nnd his claims.
KKX IT. I/'S.
.SoMSiitliiiutl I > p\cIoinipntH inn Trx.m Mui-
itur Iriul.
DAI MI , 'L'ex , Nov. 10.-No murder was
over committed in Texas which produced amore
moro profound sousa'ion than thai of W. G.
Veal Dr. K II.
by Jonos. during the con-
nin
Vcal was shot down by Dr. Jones vvhilo sit !
ting at a tibia surrounded by his at my asso
ciates and without a word of warning. Dr.
Jones today was biought before Judge
Tucker upon u writ of habeas corpus , asking
lor hail.
'iho principal 'vltnoss was Mrs. If. II.
Jones , wife of thu applicant. Sbo testified
thut she met Veal at M ra. Cockrell's twenty
> eainqo She -Vila t icn u widow with ono
child. Veal was minister nnd gained bet
conlidence ,
' I thought ho was suiely r. good nnn , "
said she.'Ono night when I awoke and
found him nt my boeiildo 1 was speechless !
with f'icht. 1 roUjd myself and said. 'Go
nwav. ' 1 v\os too frightened to
know what I was saving. I think
he said , 'Hush , they will lar
you , ' or somelhtug like that. I made ry
cfToit to duva him awav. Finally I throw
ray arms mound my sleeping babj and clung
to the baby until bo toro mo away ham it
anil accomplished his pin pose. "
About eight months after this itic married
Mr. Jones. Last fall , nineteen year * after
the outrage and ufter MX
children had been '
Porn , she told Dr. Jones tbo wliolo story.
Dr. Jones waited ono j oar und thou killed
him.
him.Tho
The homing was not concluded at n late
hour lonisbt.
VtlllOMU .Utl'HIUtHOI'ti.
Ilitlr Moptlng Vrstcrilii ) un Inliirnml Onn
A stiitiiiiioiic ( livun tu thn 1'ri'i.ii.
Nl w YOIIK , Nov. 11) ) . The Hotnin Cjthollo
in clilJlbhojn held only nn in for/ml meeting
loday. ArchbUlionCoulgau , upon rcfjuost ,
was pormlttcd to make the following statement -
ment to the proas-
"Archbishops' of tbo United Stiles vvill-
Ingiv iccoguize thojjro.it services rcnuerod
to religion by Jouinnllsts At tbo gumo time
that their I a Lor a m y bo moro fruitful and
cfllcacloiu , the nrchDHhops request the
editors of newspartors to bear In mind tbu
wise nnd weighty words of tbo sovereign
plalntllT. Especially , ' regarding tlo Intem !
perate aiscusslon of matteis that really be
long by right to tboj | Episcopal authorities.
They also doproclato
all acrimonious con-
tiovcwks , antlZallNto tbo memoiy of ionnil
concerned the lomarU of the third council
of Baltimore , thab Cbrlbtian charity and
difference of opinibn can amicably co exist
and bo unltou in inert"of good will. "
OreK < ' * ' ( ' < > Vnti' .
I'oim.AMi , Oro.ToT. | 10. It will tike tbo
ofllclal count to doter'mlno ivhcthcr Oregon
shall cast three or foiirvotos in the electoral
college for Hanibon. On thu fuca of the ro
turns at hand Pierce , ' the poftilist , tor ,
who was cndoncd bj tbo dJmocruts , has less
than 200 votes to overcome. Democrats and
populists claim that tbo counties yet to hoar
from will give them at leiut-130 votes moro >
than noccessary to elcotlooVblchovor way
the ofticlal count rciuita there will bo a con-
test on tno ground that the ballots were Ir-
ri'gulur.
Noui Scotia' * lit : ; ( inlil strlkp
Tut no , N. S. , Nov , 10. Great excitement
hero la consecjuciico of n big
covery of uold at tuu Cailbou mluei , worked
by tbo Truro Gold Mining company. Ibo
pioscnt discovery U expected to lurn out the
biggest and richest gold mine ever opined In
Canada.
\iuvn Iniin O > urUuu hlpainrr.
Nbvviiuinu , Mich. , Nov. ll > . The steamer
Pontlao is reported at auotior in Munlsing
Day.
GOOD NAMES GOING
Fair French Raputatioas Blastaa bj the
Gnnt Pannnu Canal Scandals.
GREATEST MEN OF FRANCE ATTACKED
No Plnoa TOD High to Ecipo Besmirching
bv the Acstneis.
PLITICS : AT THE BOTTOM OF ALL
[ 1'robnblo < Candidates for lha Presidency
Assailed by Olhors Who Aspire.
M. CONSTANS TAKING HIS VENGEANCE
Duposoit MlnUtur of the IntPt tor ( iottlng
I.\cn with thn .MenVlii ) I itriipd Him
Out Dejilorahli ) .Injtfltni ; with
the rtni ! 's I'.iinc.
ilpil 13D3 hj Jnii3 < ( Ionian Hot nt * . 1
PAIIIS , Nov. 10. fNcw Vork Herald
Cablo-Speclal to THE DBF 1 - With
profound sorrow ovary l-Yonohmin has
noticed the turn affairs have miton in
the Panama scandal. Let us try to explain
the real political situation.
Today M. rioiitiot , who was fern cily
president of the Chamber , sUucls iiccuied of
having askodfiJO.OOO francs from the Panama
Canal compinv to make a oftinnnlgn nsainst
General Uoulangcr in .lanuaiy , I'ibb It was
announced yostciday that the same accusa
tions would bo made against M dorrovclnot ,
minister of war. The accusers do not
ptttoi-d IhatM Tloquot ut M do rrojoiuot
took tbu money for themselves. They snv
. tint ) tbo money was used for political pur-
poses. Thov UomnnU thu enforcement of
.
ntticloclxxvll ( of tbo pjnal code , \\lilch pro
vides for tbo punishment by civil dograda-
tloti of ovoiy ofllclal who bus uccoptod a cift
for doing anything in the line of his duty.
I'rcuslliK lur I'ulU } s il < p.
If the Sonata and Chamber took action on
this section 1 think M. do Provclnot and M
IMoquet will bo diiven out of public llfo and
also tbo loading men of the company.
I mil not free to siy if tliay .vill nftci-
wards look into tbo accounts of M. Kouvler ,
minister of linanco. nceuseJ of having to-
cohcd personal niollt fioin the Panama
canal schemeIt is talked about in tbo lob
bies of thoChnmborastliQ most natural thing
in thn world.
Pin.tlly they will attack President Cirnot ,
not patsonallv ou hU Integrity , but as a
foster parent of tbo accused , and for favor
ing the reports made by the Panama canal
engineers.
liy raising debates on thc > o scandtls tlio
accusers desire to run down the diiTeratit
chiefs of tba parli unontarv groups. They
suy that about 100 ara involved , as many sen
ators us dep'itios. A number of minis. ; are
given , but I cauuot caolo them , us the cen t-
sorship of dispatchej is strict. You will
have to get tha names as they nro muitionod
in the bit
pailtiunentary-debates.
What Hoes llo Mi-an ?
It uiav be asked who will look after the nf-
fnirs of the coinpnu ; ' Uho ititoiosts of f10
BUaiuholacra will bs safeguarded perhaps in
another way. Hut M. Uic.tard. minister of
Justice , wanted to prosecute other ? in the
country. We do not unacistand his political
Mratogy. Did bo wish to make himself pop-
ular and bocoino an aspirant for the prosl-
donoy of the icpulillc1'
.M. Curnot becnmo celebrated lluough His '
uonpsty in the Wilson uftair. M. Klrkiiil 1
desires to become celebrated thioujh the
I'amm.i j : canal affair , but ho does not pct- !
coivo the conscijuencos of such r. business as
that. Uo thought ho was able toiuri tbo
in executions to hU own account. Throutrh
them ho is now in training. The Libre-
naroln with M. Diiinont ncd the antl-.Seunt - >
by the occasion to have a slap
nl everybody , and thoj continue tbo excite
ment. Tha campaign of cleansing has ) oe -
gun.
A\OIICUIR : M ,
Still Another thing. It ! icnnrkcd that
the hlous aio aimed against ihc possible
candidates for the pichidenov of the lopub-
Ho and against the ministers , the : al
authors of the do.vnfoll of M. Constans. It
Is , therefore , the old minister of the interior
who U talking vengoince. Ho wants once
moro to appear upon the public stage. Ills
f i tend : are already asserting tint ho alone
can save Franco fiotn the peiil of anarchy.
Bombs binst only after tbo advent of M
I-oubel to power. Ho Is playing the tolr > M.of
ptesidont nnd overlapping overvbojy , just us
did Mine. Constuns , who was jealous usof
Mesdames Cninotantl do rioyclnot.
His Quito possible that M Constans cli-
iccts or countenances
Who will lay baio thu foul plots I
Nobody can have an Idea of their foulness.
Many Innocent porons will bo Miihclieil. jut
the politicians ara nftor the le idcu.
DppllllIlltlO ll llOPlI ,
Tor two months I have been warning the
leaders of tlio Herald of what would happen ,
but I am nsnaincd of
my compatriots for hav
ing choaon Just this time for n cim-
palgn of this kind , a tlmo when
the foreign policy of franco showi
an improvement. With the iup , > rochmont of
A'l-trlu and Kussia
are created now hopes ,
and the nopn is moro friondlv to 1'ranco than
ovor. Thn proof that the war of IbTO was
the wish of 1'rlnco Ilismurck h now admit
ted by thn whole woilcl , even by the German
liberals and socialists. Are wo going to spoil
everything by this abominable spectacle of a
country which respects not hint.-i
CFIIII.
I'llsMHl Dm ITitxt Illll.
PVIIIS. Nov. Hi. Tbo Ctiambor of Deputies
coinmitt-o ou the prosn bill announced they
hiu fxpungcil from iho document , all phrases
which could bo made the pretext for arbi
trary proceedings
M , Lioubot accepted thu amendments , ns
they guarantee the liberty of the press with
out lobbing It of Its power. After t bo bill
nad boon further amended in unimportant
naitlculars it was passed without division ,
Will ItiMTgu tint I'm
PAWS' , Nov. 10. Thn Kelalro states that
M , de I sseps will resign thn chairmanship
of the I'auami Canal company whensuin-
mons In the action ot Iho ( rovorumout
against the dliector * of the company Is
seru'il upon him The Kdulro adds that M
Leon wilt succeed M. do Lesseps.
( [ { cntorlui ; Irinii riiolr Injurlci ,
DKN\HI , Colo. , Nov. Ui. The passengers
who were lujinotl by tbo Suulh Park tram
being blown oil the track yostcraay while
passing ever IConoshu hill , in the mountain *
about sixty miles from here , are all doing
well. No one was fatally injured , but the
following received severe bruises and con-
THE DEE BULLETIN.
HVnWi'ror OmitVt an I'tel I \ il'j/ '
l\ti > iin < l
I. Cnpml is Still ( lorniinj'it Clmnrpllor.
lute "t the Ami ) Illll Ili-rlili-illv slilU } .
I'runc < j ltnrt.nl In tnr I'utiiiitin s ( < mil il.
r Min > lv > nl i Minor * I ! itointiiMl All p ,
4. Vulpln thn llnrt iril M itrh.
l'tr < lipiil | Iliirrlnnti'n Mnid } I'nllr } ,
Knight * nl Utlinr I.M H.
! l. ltpinrpil | Ktpip . ' nptiiy Unhltprj. ;
It tttrnail Noli * * HM I VPUH.
\ , U , C. \ . C inxi-ntlnii it II mills' .
I , l.illturliil nnd CiiTiinirnt.
n. lIcuth'KmliliiKtiin I. pltcr.
I.liipohi mid stutr u i lp ,
Smith Uiitxli tutiil the ( 'ml tliyn ,
( I. t'omipll Itlnll-i I.OCM ! NP H.
7 Tul Id ML' MIIIIII Vnrliiiis CipoilllotM.
UngllKh 1 lipatpr/i HIM ! Xi'lor *
II ) , Sniidio Sp irlltiK MPIIMIKP.
II. Oiii.ilniU Truln lti-\ln PI ) ,
( iriiln , rrmliloiu itnil l.i\it MmIt. .
\\hlt ; thn CllilrcllP < Oiroi.
I' , ' . I. mti tele In dm ill t sod it C'lrclps.
Ill llntlj Crcpii mill line MIIIIP.V.
Kliflilc Light ) iiprilil | > .
13. ' 1 turn's 1 until In Council Illnllt.
.NpliriisKii Dollliiri ; lls mill tlio spoil * .
-Mi-n Ulu > Hunt ( lie IMItnr.
IK. llton Coilpcn mill Its Itujn.
S i nl 1 1niiKrt fur tlio I tilt Olio * .
OnmplK mill 1 liplr L'ur ps.
III. startling Spcrot nf tint Ci'iuiM.
'l ) . AliiPinlliig the Cllj ClnirtiT.
SIM rpt soplplv Mtitti m.
Ulslons : L"xpross Messenger I ) . M Gates ,
M. A. Warner of Denver , Mi s , Louisa Lee
of Denver , C. L. WoiWrumn , mayor of
Divckinrldco : MiVolfo of l ) . > uvor , Kov.
William Wilbur of Woraon , III ; II. H Martin -
tin of L"ailvilli > , John Moriof police head-
iiuaiters , Denver ; Mary Urown of Lend-
villa.
There v.'ero forty nassgugors ahoiul the
traiit at thu tl.nu of Its being blown off , and
il is surpiising lhat noooby w 13 klllud.
IIiiiiy | | ( iiii iiiiiiiiiiilnii ol n Itoinmipp.
CIM INN MI , O. , Nov. li ) Mr. Charles
Hnvilcn Tollla , loadius man of the Llllluti
Hjssell Opera Lomnany. now tilling nn en-
this ciu , and Adsllado M Da-
L < tiw , also a member of the LOtupsnv , ucrc
miirlcdat the court house today. This Is
thodenouuinent of a lotuanco which uegiui
in London , w hoio the bnuo of to lay was Uio
xvife of thu famous muslrl-iii Hindo ger. A
duoice has boon procured anil lodaj the
tenor aim tno handsome pupil and
dlvotcad wife of UtindcgRororo marilcd ,
S ilx itlnnlsts Mnlilll/liiR.
XrOKU , Nov. 1'J. i'ho Salvation army
is mobllUlnr beio , ready to take part In the
gtand congress of the United S'atos fotcos
which will begin Monday and last three
davs. All the Salvation army notables will
bo here , including Cotnmindor Ualllngton
IJooth and wife , and Mis. Booth Clibboui ,
I'ommander of the nimv In Pi mice.
Criminal * Suiitpiipml.
Ciir\E\N-c , U vo. , Nov. 10. | Speciil Telo-
gram to Tun Hnc. I Charles Kingston and
Hichatd Weston , charged with passintr idn
torfcit money , were sentenced In the federal
court today to olghtaan months imprison
ment. William Hayes also go's eighteen
months in tbo nnnttcnttary for forging a gov
ernment poaslon check.
< o\prnot Me Kiiilt'v'H father III.
Ciuvn.iM ) , O. , Nov. 1'J - Governoj Mc-
Ktnlevwas callea to Canton lait night bv clin
sciious illt.css of tilt father. The old gcntlo-
nmn LClcbratcd his S5th blithday last week.
CVMONO , Nov. 1'J - The father ic.of
Cioveinor Mclvinlov is criticollj ill nnd imy
not live until morning. Tbo governor and
wife are at his bcjsldo.
Just ( .titling Into Miipr.
, III. , Nov. 1'J. All oloLtnc wiios
, woie . . scilously cilpplod bv the recent storm.
The local iclonhotio and electric light wires
were dam.igod and thn telog aph wlios were
prostrated. Galena bid no telegraphic com-
inunlcation for forty eitrht. hours The wires
are only partially restored now.
\MpiMl Out Ciiliinllj IliMtli-t-h.
ALIIIKN , Neb , Nov. I'.l. ( Special Telegram -
gram to THE I5tiTho | demociats of Nc-
maha county latillod their success in tbo last
election hoio tonight by a toichllht proces !
sion. The laigcst nnd most prominent ban
nerivad : "Wo hiivo ivitiocl the calamity
howlers ftom tnofaco of the earth. "
SHJS Hi ) Oivm 'Kin.
Pronu , III. , Nov. 10. Samuel Woollier
today announced definitely that ho had purchased -
chased the Central at St. Louis , the No-
banska City and ths Star and Ctascont dls-
tlllencsnt Pekln. Ho announces ho will inn
the houses to their full capacity in opposi-
I'on to the tiust.
l.tnilxllile on thn I nloii P.l < Hip.
POIIIINl > , Oro. , Nov 1 ! ! , A landslide oc-
cuncil on the Union Paclllc four miles vvosl
of Cascade. The passengers- and mails are
being tiatisfouvd hy boat aiouno the :
obstiuctlon , Tha slide Is about 41)1) ) ) feet In
length und suveial dajs will bo icqulrod to
inraovo It
Illouki il lo * iiou.
liioNWfion , Mich. , Nov 10 The soveiest
snow storm of thu season has bean In
piojioss slnco ii o'clock last night. Scvoial
feet nf .snow has fallen nnd thu dilfts are
from six to eight feet dcon In places 'I ho
clectilc cms and all icllror.ds trains nio
blocked.
1 rouhlo ol mi Oukihilu ll.iiiknr ,
OIMI u , Neb , Nov , 10.- | Special to TUB
nni',1 II H. Hay. ono of the propriotois . . . > of
the Oaltdalo uank , has boon doolated Insane
and sent to Lincoln for treatment. Thu
cause of hia Insanity is supposed to bo teen
much pxerclsn of the mind in ono dlrootlon
monoy'
Iliiiluriiil Mill < Jinn.
Pun viii ii'iiiv , Pa. , Nov Id , Tno repub
lican city members of the lower homn nf the
legislature mei thla nltoinoon und endorsed
Hon. M. . ( , 'uuy ' as candldato for io-olec-
tlon to the United States sonnto.
. \illlllltiMl lo Hull ,
Mi'MHiifl Tenn. Nov 19Jack
, , - Divls , tbo
pri/o lighter , who killed Nolon with a blow
Inwof
In the contest boforj the Anaieur club of
this city some weeks ago , was admitted to
bail today lu tbo sumoflii )
IllllinU' \ < > t ,
Ciiicir.o , 111. , Nov , 19-Oftlclal returns
from all couutlos In I.llnols give Clovclund
131,140 votes } . HiiriUon , 1107,1 ii ; Bidwcll ,
m.fiWj Weaver , 20,113V , Cloveland's plurality
ever Harrison , -M.BJl
Impiirti ul .Niiwiirlt ,
NhW Yoiti , , Nov. 11) ) . The ImporU ( e\-
cluslvc of specie ) at tbo port of New Vork
for the week were * ll.lTiir ) l , of hlcll
f .Tll fXJ were gen era I morchaudUo and
$3,400,1111 ory goods
hHl.-l > lii I'orl.
i , O. , Nov , 10. Tbo stool
uteamer Pontlao and the schooner Ulonora ,
which It was feared had been lost on LuUo
Superior during the recent hoary atorra ) ,
unlyed a.a.
IN A LIVING TOMB-
Eight Coal Minors Imprisoned in a Pennsylvania - .
sylvania Miu3 ,
THEY WERE CAUGHT BY A FALLING ROOF
Almost Mi arulotn Esoipo from Being.
Unultcd to Doatb.
COMMUNICATING WITH THE PRISONERS
T *
Tl
They Are Unhurt anil Ara Patiently Await
ing the Rtsoaera ,
WORK OF RESCUE PROCEEDING RAPIDLY
lhiir | Kntcrl illicit I'lut Ilia Men Ulll Ho
Uitl Uiihiitt NIIIIIOS or
si ! Who Arc ICiiuuii tulle
llo In tinMlnr. .
Pit , Nov. 10. A cavo-ln oo-
cturod thisaftornooi lu thu Hii7Ji Dell col
liery , Contr.illu , opiratod by L A. Hlley ft.
Co , whereby eight non ara now Imprisoned
In the mine , bosldu two others , who hnva
been uikc'n out vor > bully Injurad. The
colllcrv IE situated about two miles from
Ashland , and ls ncr \ liuxo concorn.
Partner operators uf Ihe II i/Jl Djll and
Piick works cliltn tint th3 tltnujnng thoto
was totton. ThU , It is fonroJ , had consid
erable to do with th3 civo In.
KvcrvthltiR vv as moving along ns usual m
the lla/i : ! Doll troika this morning nud no
signsof | danger woio visible until 10 o'clock ,
when n cracUintr in the loof of the mlno was
boat d and a few pillua romaiulng lu that
mil of the mine , stilted to run , und before
thu minors could retch pi ices of safety the
loot fell lu. These who oscipod say that tha
suddenness of tha caw-in give thorn no tlmo
tfl do anything but llv for their llvos. Very
narrow ( J escapes vvoro nude bj ha Uothormel
and | | his son , Will ! un. The former had a loft
broken and Is otherwise injured , whllo bis
bon is badly Imtotcit.
ClIIHDll ll.V II lpkS'lOt. .
They suv that shot I ly bofcra they fi rod a
rather hoary shot , which utarled a pillar of
coul running , and nt the sumo tlmo sUrtoil a
largo body of water which htxd accumulated
In a broach from 105'oraaj's ' storm. As the
pillar ran and the wntcr forced its way
tluouirb , It brought the loof with it , and at
the same time cumo lu in so great n volume
that It wji ahond of Itothormcl 1UO yards to
tlP mouth of the di ilnagi ) tunnel , at which
point tboy vvoro lescuod.
. The only exit from tba part of the work
ings in vvh'ch occurred tl.o cavn-in is iho
point where the fall ocourrotl and ns the
mammoth vein is forty-live feet thick and
about yjj foot from tha surface , it U calcu
lated by piactlc il minors that thera are TOO
feet of coal to bo cut through bef ire the man
fin be reached. Tbo ablest mining engi
neers nml mine experts have boon on the
ground all day and after a thorough exami
nation had boon undo and the grout danger
attending tlio removal of thU muss from the
lusldo bad been co isidorad , It was oecldod to
use hydraulic power a ; tbo safest and quick
est , means of galling at the men.
The work of rescue is under the direction
of Superintendent Ijdwant Williams.
JUpiiVliu Wcro tn the Sllnp.
Tbo cancel list of th' ) entombed man Is at
follows :
JOHN KFIMIV , jr. , single , driver bov.
Honuur STAHIIII , miner , wife ana tvTO
children.
Jonv llvv , minor , wlfo and four children.
AIICN IloriMVN , miner , widower , two
cbllaron.
Hi.Mtr MAHTIN , miner , single.
PUA.NK HVIN , door boy , single.
TIIOMIS MCDONALD , miner , single.
A POI.ANIIKI : , single , iiamn not known.
All reside nt Centralia , and the deepest
gloom prevails all over the little town. This
In gloom was turned to the wildest kind of joy
uhoitly It before 4 o'clock by the announce
ment from the mlno that the washing away
of coal and cliit hid progressed so rapidly
that ' the rescuers hail been enabled tocommu-
nlcatn ' with the imprisoned men. The driver
hey ' , Kelm in , noted as spokesman and an
nounced ' that all woru tininjuiud und well
and ! waiting : for icscuii. They vvoro shut UD
In ' a cave-In and to this fact Is due their
escape ' ftom Instant death.
All lltKcitpil lint Two ,
The woik of loscuing ttio ontombad men
continued during the uftcrnoon and was
gl cully accelerated whan the voices of tha
entombed men vvcio hoird. At about 4
o'clock an opening bad baon started.
As sooji as the opening had boon
cut through , John Kvnn , nulr.juioa ,
crawled out. Soon nftor another
of the entombed men criivled out , until nt
nightfall but I-AO rcmalnoil , John Chapman ,
jr. , and Robert Stabler , the former bolng
bndlv Injured nuout the Doily , and the latter
having a log broken. Thov will , however , bo
tukon oul during tba night If no accident
occurs.
Late this oftcrioon Ira Kithormol , who
with bis son Wiltiam , was rescued shortly
after tbo cave-In occuricd , died from his In-
juiles. Ho bud n log broken and was In-
jiirnd intoinnlly.
I'rolVrinil Drill h to IniprlHoiiiiimit.
Ciiini'-NM.1 , Wyo.Nov , 10 , [ Special Tele-
grain tu Tin' Hrr , ] Pohewab , the Shoshone
bravo convicted In tbo federal court on Frl-
dr.v of manslaughter , early this morning at
tempted to commit suicide. Lr.cldng a
Knife , uo bioko iho chimney of a lamp In hi *
cell and with tbo shai p edged fragments out
his throit anil both arms , missing the jugu
lar vein , but reaching tha artery of tils right
arm , lie was found by a turnkey halt dead.
After long oxcitlnn the fooolo Ihmo of llfo
was renewed ami It U now expected lui will
recover. Ho had provioJbly told tbo sheriff '
that If ho got "two snows" ho would die , but
u wiong construction was put on his words.
Ho maintains ho will yet commit sulcitlo.
Mint I'ay
jAci > 60v , Miss. , Nov. 1'J. The United
Stales circuit court today decided tbo suit of
the fitato against the Georgia PaUllo railway ,
Involving back taxes to tha amount of 17.5-
000. The road Ualtnod exemption under their
nriibont charter , which wus a consolidation
of several chatters. The court'sdeclilon do-
nlc the exemptions and vlltually subject *
the entire road to taxation , An appeal will
Le taken.
lrfc < U In llu > Mliiiit < iii niair * Aim hlniiry ,
Nr.vv YOIIK , Noy. I'J A recent Invoktlg
tlon of the machlnorv of tbo United Htut
ship Mlantonomah developed the fuct thai
there Is much faulty material In the heavier
parts and that the eui'lnei are llUcly to col-
Japsa any day.