HE OMAHA ! DAILY BEE.
TWENTY-SKCOND YEAH. OMAHA , MONDAY MORNING , NOVKMHKIl 28 , 1802. NUMKKU 101.
THEY WILL HAVE FULL SWAY
\Vill Have a Working Majority
in the Senate.
UO NEED OF POPULIST ASSISTANCE
hi rgmiit-.at-\rins Vnli'iillnn' * INtlm Ui ol
JIu it Mnjurllr A Cimlri cm "I l.fiil.
Ing llrnuirriM Oillril In I'm mil.
lutiit I'lmi iiT Ail Ion.
Hi nr.AU or run Hen ,
51 ! ) Pol UTiivni : : SriiKKr.
WAsuivorov , D. O , Nov. 27.
There Is nt toast ono man in Washington
nbovoHll otherswho keeps corrccllv posted as
to the political coipploxlon-of the Bcnntc. lie
has kept a tab of the published icsults of
iho recent flection and has boon in piivalo
correspondence with scnitors In doubtful
states whoso election will bo dutcrminpd by
Icglslaltlios chosen on the 8th In t That
man IsSorgoant-nt-Arnis Valentino of iho
Bcnale. To your coiiospondont Colonel
Valentino oiild today : "i hero is not the
least likelihood that tno alliance or populist
senators will contiol the nenixto nfler
the 4th of next Mirch. The d-MiiocraU
ttralKht-outdeniociHts. will huvo full con
trol and the popullU * will not bu consulted
in the formation of committees or election of
tbo senate's ofllccr * In the reoreanirallon of
Iho senate. Counting a , democratic senator ,
fiom each of the stall's of New York nnd
Wisconsin , which aio us sure us dualh and
taxes , ino deaioet.us have lha senalo on a
tie without coiislc'nlng eithei Sennton ICUo
or Porter , the tilllanco men. Now If the dem
ocrats gel n senator of their own slripo from
either of thobtalcs of \ \ > onliiir : , .Montana ,
Kansas , Callfotnla , iNobnislea or Nevada
tney will have n clear walking mujoiltj
of ono without a fublonlst or jopullst. It is
my informntiou and judgment that the dem
ocrats will gut at least two senators from
the states paired and probably tluoo. 1 urn
' glad the interests of Iho counliy will not
lion ? upon the qualms 01 whims of populists
In the , senate Tbo ilpmociats will have n
clean nnd clear sweep In bolh houses of con
gress mill the presidency , and wo nil know
what to otnopt. Tl.n compleMoii of the son
nto being knoiv n , them iietd no lotiKor be
any don lit in uny direction. The icpiibllcans
In lliosmntn on March I willvacaio all the
chairmanship. ! of committtees nnd make ro-
Hucsts or clitlms dchliing to nd llioinsolvu- *
of overv whit of losponslhllltv. The future
of thocounliy. forlwo ypars at least , is in
Iho bauds of thu democratic party. "
Cniifi'rriiri1 ill UUIIIIH luts.
It was hardly to have bson expected that
thoconfereiice.anticipaled in IhebudUpntchcs
lust night , for the outlining of n policy upon
tholariff and other questions would ba held
n eon ns totncrrow. Simultaneously with
the ntinouucement of the proposition to
frame au "adm't > isltn.loii InritT bill" came
onnfiom Now Yortt that Senator Cormati
had called n confeiunco in lhat cltv , and
Spenkor Ci up , Senator Carlisle and other
ronlrolllnp democrats were on their wnv to
Gotham. Democrat ! * in Washington aio
today discussing theprobuulo outcome of
the cotifciencc , nnu attempting to pcnctruto
tho.futuro , not only as It will rul.ato to tbo
framlngbf nnewlnrifT bill , butusto gnneiiii
It lefislutlon and Iho disposition of thu spoils
J ofiofllco. Theio Is laiRO pippordiirunco of
opinion hero Hint it will uo thi > policy of
PrcsldcntClovuluml's udinirisir.itioii loinako
haste vcrv slowly In every duectlon. It is
belluvca ihnt the prcnldcnt-clccl has not only
iomo to the conclusion tha' his nomination
nnd election WITU mailers with which the
bodv of the domoet.icy had iiltln lo do , as it
Was Iho inevitable- , but that ho is pledged to
n inurso In all things so conscivntlve mat it
will mnku llttln tllneicnco with cxlHtlng
affairs Alierdy tbu loading domociuls have
begun to wlto homo to their constituents
not'o huirv nbout iirranpltii ; to lake Hie
ofllcrs ns Mr. Cleveland is going to mauo
fuw changes , nnd miiko them slowly. They
nro writing thaUthoro will ua little dotni in
the wnv of legislation , too , und nro pledg
ing their constituents that thoio will bo no
laws passed which will materially afU'tl
manufacturing , commerce and ban'tlng. ' U he
thine to bo looked niter is revtnuo suf
ficient to run tto government , nnd the elToil
to bo put forth will by In thu way of cm tail
ing expenses , nnd alraulv Ihu pledge Is nolnp
inudo that there will bo no now pension
legislation.
Ohjrrt ol ( In * C'onli'iiMKo.
Senators Carlisle nnd Mills have announcci
xvllh Senator Uormnn ihnt Iho revision o
the tariff will uu moderate and cortinei
nlmost wholly to Increasing the fret
list and lopcallng the sugar bounty
U Is now known that thu tax GI
state bank of circulation will not he te-
pcalcd. In line the Fiftj-lhlid Is In n an
other do-nothing congicss. It is bclievei
hcio that the conleionco in New York , if i
agioos to anvlbinp , will losull in i doInra-
tlnn to proceed vorv slowlv To bavo at
"adminlstiation Uilff bill , " such ns wo-
outlined in these dispatches last night , nui
to bo moderato in removing lopiibllcnit :
from ofllco. It is evident that Ihu domoetat1
nro going to l.avo the hardest time thov hnvt
over had In ptuuaring n substitute for tin
Mi'Kinloy bill , and until that Is aicorcplishci
they will bo in four and trembling , and wll
proceed us if walking over a smoulilcrnif
Volcano with every piecautlon against i
Jlslurbancn which would cause nn eruption
The Now Yoik confercnco U for tliu purposi
ii , ot uirnnglng n proeram 10 prevent anvtbini
belrg dotio In congicm ,
.Null's iiiiil roritiiimls.
MlssIetlaCi Sardo will leuvo on Thurs
duv morning nuxt for Omaha to vUlt he
bister.
Mrs. Senator Davis has returned from he
hoire In Minnesota , und is ut bur former tus
Idpi co on Mosb.ithusctts avenue , where th
Bonnto' ' ulll Join Her Iho latter pint of Hi
xveelc.
lilcutmtont James K. Wilson of the PI ft
United Slulcti inlunlry who has o en in th
city under iiH'dicul tio.alinont , oxpoc's ' sou
to uj uolo lu join Horden'.s company stt
tinned at Port S itn Houston , Texas.
Mrs , John W. Noble , wife of iho sccrolai
of thu inioilor. bays ihoro will probably uo
bo any cabinet dinners this season , us it I
doubtful if Pieslilcnt Harrison would fee
like being piesent , nnd without him thoi
could bu no blcnlllcanco , as the cabinet clnl
rcprrsonls the pr aldoni's ofilolal lamlly.
( 'aptain Thomas H , McICea llguros that a
the recent election the demorrata elected ' 'I
incnibc't * nf thi'irown partj to the Killy-lhlr
hoiun of representatives , iho ropubllcan
I''S , unit the populists oulv eight. Thodutni
rrullc innjnritv will bo c-lghtv two The popi
lists will cut no lluuio lu either house i
lha next congicss , P. S. II
LI/CUT < o\ tin :
How T u l * ni Xdi-rl | | . i , llcillni ; ! ! I
slix'UH miull Slrrt-t ,
Niw : YOIIK , No2r. . Tbo weekly letter c
ro\ low , Issued by Henry Claws , tbo uankc
mi-1 tluanolal oxporl , Miiy concerning th
tariff situation aud ttio inonclary confei
en oo :
During the past week \Vull si root has o-
ciliated between nliely balancfid inllunnces
and therefore , though business hut bcu
thoicughlr aullvulho chun es in pi lies b.n
not bean Itnpoitnut.
Tbu unsettled feeling left b/ the uleo'.lo
Is assuming moro dcllnlto shupe , and tbo n
dlcullons at the moment nro that , uhatovi
may bo tbo latter uftects of the new commo
ciul policy , for tha protonl there is no go
crnl itUpoMtion to attach oxtrcmolmportaiK
to tbls factor ns an elumont of current speci
latlon. ThocoursuoC induttrlul utooks f <
tha last ten day illustrate ! this view. Tt
lint fooling Blta.Mlio election wns thu vei
reasonable oun thai this class oltuouritii
must suffer under u chungo of tarill wnh e
j > f clnl si verity ; uuu , in ioiuriuencc , tin
tvero sold very ficely and thuir prices d
( lined. It now lurns out that , when tl
sellers of the industrials went to cover their
sales , they bad to pay n sharp advance in
order to gut the stocuvhich Implies that ,
ns .ret , the polrvt has not been reached nt
which the principal holdois nrn anxious to
crt rid of their holdings. This does not me in
that holder' ) arucnllrolv In different about iho
bearing of our now industrial pjtlcv on in
vestments , li merely implies that , : it present ,
the situation U so commlcttcd tlmt no clear
opinion CUM ha fanned ns lo how HID chnngo
will work or when its effoi-l will appear In
matured s'mpe. ' Iho moio the snt > jct is
considered tbo moro It Is seen Ihnt Ihachnnga
will bring advai'tagai as ucll as dit.uU-nn-
tno3 ) , and as eighteen months or two \ouis
innsioinpBo bofoio any new lurllT law ran
nuoclTui't , there is a growing disposition to
lot this fnclor an.ill for malurcr develop
ment , to bo wntchod anileluliLJ duiitii : thu
interval , hut not to bo reckoned us nn c.x-
licmo Intluenco In curicut spocdlnlion.
I ho possibilities for good or tor evil ot Die
Itrusiuls canforcuLO Intensities tbo silver
situallon ns 11 oxisls in Ihe United Status.
H must bo regarded ns highly Improbiblo
lhat the confirenco will roieh nnv ugii-o-
mcnt for international freocolnapp. Anilot
nnthiug shoit of thai lr < full nd uncciulvoo.il
form , would warrant us In ) Iolding to the
demand foi frcu colnngo in this country
Pultun ) to secure such iutcrnailonnl action
would impose t pen us the duty of siupcn-
sioti of Iho increa oof silver monov under
Uib urosotit law , wholhor regarded from the
point nf diplomatic expediency or from
that of national safety. Can wa then
depend upon conirross adopting that course ,
if Iho event .so demands ! The platforms
of bolh parlies in the last cloclion tliould
lenvo no doubt , on Ihnt point. Hut unfor
tutmtolv pliilforins are too oft 'oss ' guides for
legislation than thov are for winning votes ,
nnd it is thcrolorc Impossible to forecast the
I probable action of congress on silver. Moio-
ovcr , Iho silver question will bo complicated
with Unit of lucmaMng thu bunk nolo circu
lation and of restoring lo Iho slnto banks
their former libcrlv to Ismo cliculnting
notes It U , moreover , qnito untertiiln
when congress may reach a conclusion on
thcso currency questions , lor U will ho prc-
occunied wilh inu ull-absotblng fu.ff logis-
I Uion until nigh the middle nf IMII.
Thf result of Ihls prospective suivoy is
that wo hnvo before us two yonts , moro erIc
Ic s , of exciting discussion and legislation
upon questions vitally conncctf" ! with nidus-
Iry , ( ommcicoHtid llnuni'o , the culmination
of\L'aisof political conlllct and llnanclal do-
rangemonl. Wo can onlicly on ino qen-
oial good S3USO of congress , guided by the
iiialutcil tuid cluailv uttered opinion of the
country , for n wholoaomo outcome of this
poiplexcd situation. In the meantime wo
must have uncertainty and ostill ilions. I * ,
is those impending conditions that must
from this time foi ward occupy the chief at-
ton Hen of Wall street nnu shn.no tnu course
of Investment nnd speculation. The moral
fur iho moment Is to buy eautioush and tor
hucf turns and lo bo a-alisllcd with moderate
piolllB.
o
HUlHt ! It ///S KM/'I.Ol'KK.
llou : i lvn\i > r Orrk Mini an ArrniupllLu
I'lopnsoil tn < H't liicli.
liN\ir , t-'olo. . Nov. 27 A wairant has
been sworn out by A. K. Ciulcton , uresidcnt
of the Colorado Commission company , fnr
the attest nf .1. 1C Moore , his conlldontiil
clerk , on the charge of emhu/llng between
Sli.OCO and ? S,000. l.alor on C . C. Clark , n
telegraph operator , nnd nt ono time malinger
for the Postal Telegraph compiny nt Colorado
rado Springs , \vus attested as an accomplice.
Moora left the city in n hurry nnn tbo war-
unit was not sei\cit upon him bore.
Mr. Catletou sajs tint Moore and Clark
had two it ons in the liio. ono of which
reipsit llien n ilch reward. Their system
ofsnibc//lcmcnt was for Mnoto lo draw
rhccln pa\nble lo Clark and himself nnd
bavo tlif ai cashed. The amounts veto small
nt each time and ttio earne has been going on
since August last. Two checks , uno for 5.'UO
unu ono for * , "iUO , have been fonnu. Thov aio
sicnod t.v Mooio wilh Ilia firm naino and ute
maclo piyaulo and huvo been apparently
cuihcd b > Clnilc. Mr Cailcton novcr loot-Oil
at his ofllco books , so great was his con
fidence in .Moore. He thinks now , however ,
tint he will llnil tli.it tie has lost at lenst
> s)00 ( ) by tins Klialeht out cmbe//loment.
Clark and Moote , it is alleged , had a much
bigger schctno on foot , winch , if it had
ivo'kcd sucrosfull.v , would liavo netted
lingo ictuins. Thin was to snnil false quo-
tntlons over the wno fiom Kansas Cltv , sav
ono ol1 two less than Iho ptopor quotations ,
tLon to suiid the rorreut quotations and maito
n piolit of 1 cent n shmo. Thr > to would tone
no limit to this game It "ilio swindler could
operate It for one dnv wilh a largo sum of
11101103' . 1'bo public iilono would bo Iho
losori
They nio said lo have hnd a telegraph
operator In Kansas City ready to work the
wiies All quotations sent west urj re
pealed there. Thu fniluie was nt tnis end of
tno line , anl : onlj aljoiil $10(1 ( wns made.
Moore and ( 'lark Mr Caileton ; nys , attempted -
tempted to brlb9 the operators in thu ofllces
fo the .Nevins Coniinisslon companv nnd
Huirls , t Co. to enter into tnu srhomp , but
wore unsuccessful , and thcso opctators in
formed their creploveis. This nmdo Mr.
Carleton go through his bonks and ho dlx-
covoicd the oinbc//leroonts
Mnoro is said to bu nt old rrook , and in
bnvo gene under ino name of .Icrrv Hlodgntt
in Chlcdgo. Ho loll there suddenly and c imo
to Denver with a now name , but wilh refer
ences which nppjarud nil light , Mr. Carleton -
ton believes now that they wore forced. In
Oonvor .Mooio lead u voiy last lifo and has
been mixed up In several gambling scrape * .
Clark lofiidod to make uny btiitomont in re
gard to Ilia cato
K \\KIS l'i n , Mn , Nov. T.1. . S. Rlod-
gitlt , alias. ) 1C Moou1. was nrrested here ,
chniged with aiiilu//Iciiipiit today on n tclu-
L'ram icqncsilng it fiom supetiutondont of
police of Demur , Cole
Hlodgett Issry ruticent nbout his nirost
nnd wi'l ' only say that the chaigo ol oinbc/-
/lament glows out of n paitncrihipdifllcully
Thu chaiijo ot ainbc//lumont ng.iinst him is
inadu by ( tin Colorado Commission com
piny , of which ho wns a member.
/ / /J//M i a u.i :
snipping DIIIII ( ciiil In s in fnincUei ) II irb ir
ll ) Illgll U'lllllK Illlll M'I4. !
K\s 1'i.iNt i co , Cal , Nov. " The stoimy
weallierof Iho past few duys culminated
shortly buforo midnight In n llercJ wind ,
which Increased in Intensity to n gain. Thu
u- wind then slnoUunedaomewhat Out sine , ilia
wcalbornnd sn.v wcro so bad that no snip ] s
oft pott , on.I only one or two arrived. Hvon
in the sheltered bav tha soit was unpreced.
ontcdly heavy Ships were torn fiom llteii
unchotagoi und unocucd lo attier anil
ttioso Ivtng nt thu wburvoj were
conslifcrably ilamaged , Tnoro we it
inntimuiablo .ii'culenls , Put so fat
no fatalitlos have been roportcd The
Hritish ship Strousa and ship Occidental
fouled oath other In the stream nna wou
dumacod 1'ho ships Talisman aud Munches'
tur collldod iit.d xvero causuleiubly damaged
1'ho bhlp Netoous bioUo trnm her niichnragi.
and uilftod against iho ahlp lionlclu nnd the
schooner l.uuru Piku and all thtca vessels
were soriiuisly dumnscd , Harrison streol
wbtuf was bidly damaged Innumerable
In other cases of n similar character uro 10
porieu The wind wa * accompanied by n
of pelting intti , which felt siuad'ly for seyoru
ir hours Ttiu indication ! ) uro for moro wind
anil rain. Tclogranh wiios mo in a oai
10 shupe , and most of the day Sun Francisco wa <
i- cut clT from communication with tbo outside
world. *
t > . * il Dr.ith nl a Ymins ( Jlrl ,
Wn M MI vi.ia1 , Pu. , Nov 27. lleloi
Koboitb , * . ' 7 joars ol ao , and ono of thi
best Known young woman In Ibis euj
m died in gieat agony lust nleht from thi
" '
, otfoctj of n horrible buuglluc criuilna
I' operation pcrlortned , accordlnj to tvha
I'll - t-hn told her attendant * , uy a decor | o
llce NanticoUe. Her grlef-strlcUun n.otherlii
ceu had urrlvod from Cblcugo tiled to huvo lie
uor daughlcr divu'.go tno names or hei oclraio
lie and the rractilinner , without uvall. Tin
efTotts of the outnorlllos weruuUo unsuc
et ee ful und almost her ust woiUs ref rrlni
is- to tlio foi mer , were , "I love him still , am
ispy God will bo his judtre. " The decease 1 Kir
IcUe was born in Ashubula , O , and laupht n
Ue the publia tchools In Ihst placu.
REPORT OF THE TREASURER
Mr , Nob3ofor ! Mnkei His Anninl , Report
to Secretary Fostsr ,
FIGURES ON THE COUNTRY'S ' FINANCES
Moiiri III ( Mronl.illnn inn ) In ( tin V.uilti ot
HID IriMMlr ) Hep irtninnt The
L'ninitM'-i Oi-lis mill Miuli
lull-testing Hut.i.
Wvsms'dTov , D C. , Nov 27. The treas
urer ot thu United Slates , lion k. H.
Neseker , has submitted toSccrotniy Charles
Pojtei the annual report on the appropria
tions nnd condition of the treasury The net
oidlnnrv revenue * of the eovcrnnicnt for the
llscal joar were li"lHr,7SI { , a ilecioaso of
$117 , ( ! 71MJ ns compared wilh llin year bo-
fore. Thu not ordinary cvpon liturei were
t uri,0-Mi : 10 , a decroasoof ? IOl'i.ni. : ! ' The
surplus tovotiucs were thus cill down from
? 1i,2.T,7iW ) to § 9W l.nt , incllldli g the ptibllo
ilebt. Tno tolul rccMlpls for the year were
$7H-IOI,2y ) , < ) , und the expenditures $551,010-
2 0. Considered with rospert to the
effect on the treasury , iho receipts
nro divided into two general classes , of which
the lirbt , comprising the ordinary revenues ,
the receipts from loans nnd thj deposits for
the tetlreincnt of national ban I : notes , In
crease for thu llmo Ihu cash available for iho
Uniled Slales and the government , while the
second arising from Iho issue ot gold , silver
and currency cprtlllcntos , United Stales noles
and treasury noles , lend lo swell iho assets
of the treasury , but do not alfcct the available
balance , Portno llrst of those classes the
lltrurci show an excess of $ asOJOOUO of ex-
pcndittnes over revenue' ' in Ib'll ' nnd one of
upwaids cf $ . ' 7OJJOJ01n 1VJ > . In Ibo second
class there was an excess ot nearly fO'J.OOO-
000 of rccolpls In the former year and ono of
fc-O.OW.OOJ I'tha hitler.
Matin n l.nrgii snlnjf. .
As compared wilb lis'll , there was a saving
01 upwards of $14,000,000 of Interest , out of
which a surplus was iouli/.ad , notuitlutuml-
ing iho cutlin ; down of Iho revenues by
legislalion. On JuuotlO , ly.H , Incro stoou
chiuved to the troasuier on the books of the
registry n balance of $ J7d.4Ji.13i Adding
tbcroto the revenue fiom all source ? gives a
total of SI.-ilU.iUllUS to bo accounted for.
Out of tnis was disbursed l > \ warrants a
tolal of ? G3lUlO,2a' , > , leaving a balance of
$7Js OOl.y.i'J , charged to the ticasutui on June
: SOIV.U , In addition , thcio were other liabil
ities , arising from iho postal revenue" , from
Iho deposits lo Iho credit of disbursement ,
ofdcors , from the 5 per cent fund for thoie-
demotion of national bank note ; , and from
various olhcr souices. iheso , tozuiher with
sums of monov collccled , but not vet ciarged
to tnoireasuror on Ine books of Iho depart
ment , brought the tolal linbiiitlo * up lo * 777.-
VilM."i ! at the formerdale , and lo *
nt the latter.
At.ulj/tng tbo ttuj condition of the treas
ury nnd setting asiaii Ibo trust funds , thu
tionsuror shows a treasury working balance
of cash and deposits m bank amounting to
$207,110.l.il nt the beginning of the vcni and
to $ l ( ! " > ,71\l. i9 at tno end. Of the former
amount $119,000,000 and ol the latter ? 1J4-
. " > 00,000 was gold. Thobticcess which has ut-
lendod the effmls of the department lo main
tain a sliotig gold reserve is considered sat-
btaclorv , in vlow of Ihe heavy dlsbane-
munts.
The amount of the public debt is given as
* lr.-n.Wi5.v.ii ! on Juno : u. ib'.u ' ,
and ( ! , , * > , 101,144 on Juno 110. The loans
testing on the credit of iho United States
weio cut down from fl.OU5str ) > . ° > r J lo iflll3-
. . > IS , ' IO , while Ihoso soc'iuod by full deposits
in llto treasury increased fiom § jlOllb,3yJ
lo { 10,1 ' .is , 131. The lolal net reduction ol
$ .17r > ' > 7,71lJ in these items was offset by thn
payment , of securities amounting to ne.ulv
$10,000,000 toaethar wilh upwards ot ? i7- ,
000,000 lakon Irom the cash in iho treasury.
Stui'k of .Miiiioy lu tin ! Country.
According to tbo revised estlmalos , thn
total stock of money of all Uindi In iho
countivon Jutio.iO w.ib t-J.i ! lil,04l : ) > , nn In-
croacoof J."iO,000Oi)0 in the xcar Uv elimi-
t.ating that pail of p.ipar currency which is
puielv ropresi-nlalive , consisting of cerlili-
uatos of deposit nnd tic.isury notes. Iho
effective stock is font d to h xvi ) been $1,751-
av,7l5 : , nn mci'-aae of $70,000,000. Tbo nion-
ctaiy histoiy of the east year , however , has
been peculiar , both in Iho movements of
gold , which has been incieased , und in Ihu
olhet changes lhat commonly opcur with
the changes of the seisous hut nuvotbis
year been less marked. The increase nf iho
bffcciivo stock of money from September to
September was only $ .10,000,000.
Discussing lha chnni'cs in tliu amount and
composition nf Ihe money atock , the trcasnioi'
tinds that the increase which has m.uked iho
ll'c.il'juar was the result of the pioduct of
neiiilv f 17,000.000 In gold in excess nf the in
dustrial consumption , a fresh Issue of J. > ,000 ,
000 of national bank note' , together wilh the
changes In thu slock of silver. Of the ug-
gtegato slocks of money nt the end ol the
tlscal vcar i771,2."iJllJ ! was in the treasury
und mints , leaving fl , ( > . ) , ! , Usl.T.iii in Iho hands
of the pcoplo. Thu holdings of the lieasury
incicuspd > 0,000,000 and i he amount in circu
lation 1100,000,000 dnrmg'tho year.
( illlll Ut'NItlVIl I.MCTI'll K\I'IV'
Figures nro given to snow that each year
during HID lust ton vcurs , tboiu has ccjurrod
in the month of January u moro ot less
diminution of iho gold icsorve of the nous-
ury , uvernving nearly f 10,000,0i)0 ) , which lias
Keen succeeded InPobtunrv uv a tendency
toward iecovcrv. II is shown lhat iho gum
has ui'cuued > oiirlv in Iho fuca of a gain of
gold Doth lu thn treasury and to the country.
It thus appears tnat the depletion of thu re-
seivo Is iho ronscnuencp of tno incioased
circulutlan nf gold ccrtilicntca mid this , it Is
sho.vp , grows out of Ibo dlflicultias which
Iho Irensuroi lltids in tlio return of iho poles
and toitllicMcs of small denominations ,
which weru sent out in Ihu autumn
for moving crops Tne move
ment sols In htronciy after the
Ibt of January through subtieasuiiis : , when
i ho notes , being moio ur loss worn and ol
denominations utisuiied to city use , ate sent
to Washington for lademption. The ship
ment , redemption and destiuction of thu
old notes und the issue of now , tuko limp ,
liofoio iholruasui'V iko tlie
can m conver
sion the bublicasuries are drained , and the
lieasury has nothing but yo'd ' ceitllicntes tc
send Ihom. In this way gold rojervo suf
fers until a workln , ; balance of other mix-
turial cun bo got toeotbcr.
'Ihe issues of United Slates paper our-
inncy umuiintod to f.I70r > 'il , ! > : > .l. excocdlne
Ihojoofnny previous year. Of thn whole
amount SJ'.N.OOO.OOO ' took Iho placu of like
Uinds and uinojnlb destroyed , whilu f7\000 , <
OOJ consisted of fresh usucs , Duiing the
IInt six months thoio was HP mcroasn ol
.17,000,000 in the denominations of $ > C
uud under outstanding , und during tbo lasi
blx moiillis an ! . .crcaao of f ) U,00(1,000 ( m tht
denominations of JJU and over , Thu ticas-
urer icmarks that it would boom to bo the
pioper policy to make provision for tbu peri-
odlo change * which nppuar to bn natural ,
both in tbo amounts nnd thn denomination
of Iho paper currency required bv the people ,
. Ili'iliuini ; thn SlUciIliilillllvt. .
o
Partly In consequence of iho improved con
dillon of thu coins themselves and partly ni
tbo icsult of a moro liberal Man of dlstribu
tion , ihotreasuiv boiwcon Jiinoao , Ib'J ' I , am
SnptemberllO , lb' ) . ' , reduced lis holding o
fractional silver by no less than $7,000,000
still further i eduction Is expected to bo ruil
Izod in consequence of tbo recolnago pro
posed for the remainder ol the cut rent x car
and In particular from tbu manufacture o
Columbian balf-dollur *
There has been a silt-til dcra.aso in thi
amounts of counterfoil silver coins and rape
currency pro > ontod at the treasury.
Important legislation is ronialuud In tbi
act of cont'iois approved July.'s , jbO. , whlul
provides that ull national bank notes Issuei
to or retired by any national bunk shall b
redeemed as provided bv Iho revued btalutos
"nolwllhstaadlng such notes may havu bcei
lost or stolen from the bank uud out lu clr
culallon without the ft nhlure , or upon the
forged signature of Ibd president or vlco
president nnd cashier.1'
The tmtnedlato effect of this enactment is
to provide for iu redemption of certain In
complete notes Which had boon Issued bv Iho
Tioasury department , f to the banns whoso
titles thov t nr , but lulil been stolen and put
Into circulation boforj having boon sinned by
the bank ofllcers In connection xvlth earlier
provisions this onaotmcnt maids redeemable
all impresstoiis of tbo gLtinlno bank note
pUtcsknotxn to bo extant ,
Thcro was an ( Inurraso of over fio.000.000
ildrlnc the year In the nmou it of United
States bonds held for Ihe security of na
tional b ink circulation , nnd n decrease of
$ IOOJO,000 In the amounts held as security
fur thu public deposits. A total addition of
$ ! , illlHl ( ) ) was made to the pur value of the
scuuiltlos competing thu I'.iellKi rallroxd
slnklnc funds.
Vitliiinil IliinU Sotm In Clrenlatloil.
In ptopartlon 16 the volume of national
bank notes In clreulatlon thu redemptions
contlnui ) hnavv , huvlnr ; amounted to up-
wnrds of fill 0 )0,0i)0 ) ) In iho fiscal year. A
change ot Iho recillntlons has been made , by
which fragments of notes valued bv iho
comptroller of the currency nt less than face
aio received unconditionally from the
bullion at the oertllled valuation.
' 1 ho treasurer close * by cilllng attention
to the laborof the. commission appointed to
investigate Ibo molbods of safe and vault
construction with n vlow to Improving the
vault facilities of the dcpnitmcnt.
The troHiiror urges tlmt prompt steps betaken
taken to carry tbo suggestions into effect.
.tilt. II..YIM'S CONDI PIO.S.
ll Is Kupldlj ItiM-iix'orlni ; Ills Ili-iltli anil
llnil HlrriiKdi.
W siliNnTov , D. C. , Nox27 --.Mr. Hlaino
is dointr very well. Ho is gaining strength
and lool'lntr ostler every day , " was the
reply made by Dr. Johnston lonlght when
asked concerning the condition of the o\-
coiotary of atato. Thu doctor said further
hit ho haJ scon Mr. Hlaino only once todtiv ,
md that was this inoinlttg. Mr Hlaino
, \as then out of bed and sitting up , and ex-
lectcd to sit up during the teniaindur of thu
lav.
lav.The
The opinion expressed bv the pbvsicion in
'ogard ' to iho impiovoniont in Mr. Hlaino s
condition Is shaved b } his familv and bv the
ntturuliiuls of the house I'o Mr Hlaluo'b
'iimllv his improvement U especially gi illfy-
ng for the rooson that us scon as hn is able
.0 travel ho will scok a cliui ite moro coigon-
al and bonelicinl lo him , Thac\nct dale nf
dopailtiio from Wnsnlngton , It is said , haslet
lot yet been dotci mined upon.
nii-rlriu Ship ItulltU-rs.
D. C. , Nov. 27. It is an
nounced today that tha most prominent , and
nlluential men In the shipbuilding and ship
ping Intel csU of the United States havu
'o.nplolcd ' the prcllmln try nr nnlzUlon of a
[ iiofesslonal society of hiti siaudini : to be
called tbo "Society of Naval Arch Heels nnd
Marine Hmrmcars , " whoio otiject shall bo to
promote the art of shipbuilding in all its
branches , both commercial and naval.
The Ilsl of those whb bnvo nconpted posl
loits in the preliminary organisation incltidos
many well known natuus trom all sections of
[ In country. The prasiueut Is Clement A
jiibcom ; vice presidents , Theodoio D. Wil
son , cbiot co'istrnctor of llu navv ; Charles
H. Cr.amp , CieorgnV. . Melvlilo , Cioorgo W.
Qulntiird , of Now York ; Irving M Scott ,
San Fiancisco ; Cunor.tl Francis A. Wulicer ,
Hostou , and \V. 11. II. Vobb , Navv Voile.
Dr. } > ciilt < lriMVliiB VV'iicsr ,
W\sin.\otON\ ( J Ci , Nov. 27. The condi
tion of Dr. Scott , yicrvonorablo father-in-law
of President Harris mIs not as favoi'.iblo
tonight us it was lost'nibht , when the indi
cations scoined to favor his locovery.
The unfnvorabln change is attiibutcd
to a slight return of the slow ,
consuming fever , which has such
n protr.astlng cfTotit on the invalid. Ho has ,
tbinufoio , been more uncomfortable touav
tuan usual , displayiujj greater woaktinss
and being lass bright and cheerful in man-
r.er. The outcome of iho laiost chance in
the case may doponu very luigdv upon the
progiess of "iho fever , the natural tendency
of which is lo iacioaso ai the night wear- )
on.
Opinion * ( mm < IMIKIDSHIIIOII.
Nt w YuiiK. Nov. 'i . There will bo pub
lished tomorioxv a concensus of opinion of
Iho members of Ihu Pifty-third congrosb on
iho ( ] UCotion of an extra ttesrlon nnd the
repeal of the McKinley bill. Onu hundruj
nn'd elghty-uicht responded out ofotlJ congressmen -
grossmen Out of that number seventy-txvu
doclaiod themselves In favor of an extra
, bevonty-eight were opposeil to It and
thlrtv-oiirht weio noncommittal.
On thn question df tariff boventy-flvo voted
to lopoat Iho MclCinloy bill , foity four
favored ll wilh niodlllcatlons , llfty-sovon
wrro opposed to uny chuiigoand twelve weio
noncommittal.
>
.tut 7.rw
lln 111' SpiMil fjiiinl iy .it llroaiMrnlpr
HlH riilnro I'liiiiH.
I\MOUP , Vu. , N6v. 27. Notwithstanding
that Sabbath Is considered u day of rest.
President-elect ( Jlovmand arose at 5 . ! ) < ) this
u.orning ana took a brief walk in tbo vicinity
of Mr. Perrell's ' c ottao. Ho afterwards
brouluastcd and lomnincd indoors until after
noon. It was dcclacj not to attend Divine
services at Uav , ftlurgis1 Island church , as
hnd been piuviously planned.
'At o'clock this afternoon no took n drive
along the beach The party was out for over
Iwo hours. After their icturn iho regular D
o'clock dinner was served.
Mr. Cleveland has promised to visit the
little Island scuool during Ihe coming week.
Hu Is expected on the llrst bright afternoon.
The bay today was literally alive with
water foul aud when Mr. Cleveland again
goes gunning ho will have better opportunity
tor bagging gnino thaii tiDrotoforo.
During Mr. Cleveland's lesldoncu on Hroad-
wuior Island ho has given prr.ctiratlv no
attention to thodally pipcts. Airangunrcnts
have bean made , however , by which ho will
tumoriow hnvu an opportunity of perusing
tliu lending moiropolitJin sheets.
Although nothing unllnlto hus been deter
mined roiaiding tbo Uepaitutc of Mr. Cleve
land for iho north , y.et , it Is i iindeistood too -
night Hint ho wilt Ion o about Ibo middle ot
tills XVCOK for Capo CI arles und will spend a
couple of days on tbocsia cof bU old friend ,
thu latu Copgrcs'Jntin William L. Scott of
Kilo , Pa. It Js hiintontlon , should
It bo carried jt ou that thn party
Saturday
should start hoinoivnr 1 on Priduy or
day from Capo ClTaHi i. According to tnis
Cleuelund woald/notVoiuin to Broailwater
island after htf vis t to t-ijuato Upsliaro
ptantallon , wbeip be vlll shoot pat irldges ,
but lake a boiitn/boun.i ( train at Nassawndox ,
u btnall stationtlm 4 iniU'a oolow Hxmore
Tno estate ijl the ) late Hipiusontalivu
Seott contulan , about ) 1KJ ( ) urios , and it Is
bliuuled one mila frop Capo Charier , , and it
Is known as iho lar o t nnd most productive !
Iruclc patch m .bo. counlry. Theio are
many favorable plauec tor hunting aim li sh
ine ir. the vlclnitv bf'lho ' Scott oitato , and
Mr Clcvelana will tberu , Una both excellent
unteiialnmcnt and coou snoil.
VI inn 1111 uurjlernii .s I ru mull I pk.
At Ilaltlmoro Arrived , Weimar , from
Utonicn.
At Harve Arrived , La HourtfOgno , from
ew Yoik.
Al Southampton Arrived , 1'ibu , from
Now York.
At Liverpool Arrived , Narronk1 , from
Now Yoik , and Ottoman , from Boston.
Al NHW York Arrived , Kurnessia , from
( Jtatgow , atd Dotiata , frou Ulo de Janeiro
Killed Inn Uriiiikrii | ( < IH.
ST. JniKi'ii , Mo ( Nov. 27 - Yo > tard y
|
aftoinnon Polic Iiarvav , fulhor of Hubert
Harvey , who islllod Hoborl uittlo lat > t week ,
circulated u subtcrlpllon paper among his
friends and rained considerable money will
which lo employ counsel to defend his son
Ills 8uce. induced him to drink , and earl ;
this morning ho assaulted au old BOldiei
named Albert Jinks. The latter , to defend
fond himiulf , drew a' knife and btubuei
Haivpy four times , faUlly wounalng him
Jinks Is under arroit.
NEBRASKA'S ' EXPORT TRADE
How tbo StUo Has BOMI Sttmliig tip for
Itself During tbo Year.
SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS IN VALUE.
Coiiiti'iisiillii'i ( if ii llrpnrtVlilili Drpnlj
l.aliiu' Ciiiii'iil-xln inr AnilriM Will llnnil
tii Ilia ( iiiM-nuir todit ) Klmi slum-
Ing for the I
LINIOI.V , Nob. Nov. 37 iSpoci-il Tele
gram to I'm : Hri : | Nothiue' will bo moio
vniuablo I'nong the reports submitted lo the
legislature when it assembles on the 11 rU of
the vcar than thai , loin l the bureau of indus
trial statistic * upon the surplus of Nobnuua
products. It has lone boon a noted f ict that
by far the larger proportion of tno varied
products of the ilald novcr urois the bound
aries of the county in which they uro raised.
At n clo.ia estimate it mar 1)3 state J that not
one-third of the piodiictlon of Nebraska
azriuultural interests are shlppol out of the
slate aud yet Iho report of Iho bureau w ulch
goes to the governor tomorrow shows that
in the year Ih'Jl Nubrnjuu shipped to nmrkut
lu round numbers $ OJ,000OOJ worth of pro
ducts.
The method adopted b.v Commissioner
Androj to secure facts upan which ho bn > os
his statistic * were Ihoao boit calculated to
Insure accuracy. Uv making personal visits
lo thu general nianagors of vmlous lines of
railway doing business In Iho sl'ilu tvj liucr-
estod thom In his project. I'.ieh ngieed , not
without Rome pt'rsir.sion , to furnish him nn
Uuniucd statement of every pound of frulght
billed for shipment at every city , town , vll-
Ingo and wnv station In Nebraska.
llus HCPII it Long .lull.
These stattinenlB weio Erouned 'by
countioj. In every case where possible the
stalement had boon reduced to carloads by
Iho railway uiauugers , hat where the items
wcro too small the work of reduction was
puriortr.cd at the ofllco ot the commissioner
The woik of making up the lopoil was com
menced last spt ing and h is Kept the commis
sioner and his assistant , Mr. lU'ccher , busj
nlmost night and day since tno llrst reports
wcro received , A lnr o county map of the
sttuo has boon prepntcd mid upon the space
devoted lo thu several counties will bo
printed the shipment' * from that countv.
This man x > ill form p-.rt of the printed to-
nott and will uo an cxcallnnt Imds-oye
"
view of the surplus products "of
the stato. rollowing will ho found
llio vulue of Ihu oulshipmi'iits of
iho surplus at ringed by counties. It 'vlll uo
noted lliHl no rbpott is concluded Irom Doug-
lis and Ijincasl r eoutums. Tlio r > port
from cno ot the Icadlnir lines of lallro.td In
the si no is yet to bo lurnisiiod. Tbo inana-
Rerof the road assures ib'jcninn.hsloncr Ihnt
Iho work is prosrujsinsj as rapu'ly '
ns postlolo and that it will doubt
less bo ready before the report ti
placed in tbo handsof the printer. Until the
louorts from this one road uro in the ship
ments from Douglas und Lancaster counties
will not ho furnished for publication , as under
tlio agreement with the railroad managcts
thu figures ate lo bapublished only in tuoag-
gi egato. Following is the report by counties :
Counties Value ILonntlr * Viiliic ,
Act.ini . . . I TiibDTvJnlintim
Anteluic | . . J7I.7 ? ) Kcnuiey
Illidnu ( .0 H'I ICellh
Huoiio . . . I. ! . ' , 17 ulmliill .
Dux tluttf . . lot Itll KIIOY . . fi > U3UO
ISuHalo . 1 "MOill.-iiiMstcr
Drown . oil u.'j.l.liuiilii . .Mil , 0
Hurt I | iJ1.lVMi.rrlik ) | . . . ? ! ( Ti
lliltlor I.IOi1) ! Mnill'iiii I ISI'W
< ' .i i ' . ' , M | so NiMiinln , . . llii.Mi.'i
Co Inr Mti. lV.Ninii1 . 4 70i.J
( hurry "M/.7I ) Niukolli . . . M3 'so
( hi * > l Ulin Olim . . . : . 01
tl i\ . . . . . 01lli i ' 170
( nllnx . 1 'Is' ' I'D IViklnt W-'OI
( iimhiK . . I IhSilJiriiuliii
CiiPti-r HI 1,7.11 I'HUi' .
llnk.itn ' 'VlflW I'li-rco . . ( rS'ij7 ,
Dun's . . . . i'H.'KJ I'olk . . . 4JH7IS
DllHM ) ! ! . . . I.I.MShl ItlMl WlllllH . . . ' 'I'l. ' , . )
| ) fiii > l . it 'M Mclmnl-iuii . l-is.tlio
DKiiii I7 lli llotk . . 'JI.'ITI
Duilire . . . ' . . ' .M.T'.iillii" . . . 1,7104 , ;
luiulie . . * . . . -nrp ) I.IW , 770
lnn ) < l\ . UN -.innilPid . . . . I Uul.JIt
I llliniirn . . I.1SJ li'D.si'w ml . . . . ] , Ui.'JiU
I rnnklln . WMUllMiiTliliiii . . unua
I runller . . . Hi WJI'-lii-riiiini . . . . ' . ' " .ttu
I urniis liSIU"li | > iix . . IV.Mi
( i.ii.t. . . Z.SWSvtt'siiuiton ' . . . 'W.i'.O'i
dirlk-M 1111)1) ) IhnjiT . . . . -U'lV ,
. . HJ.f/fi I hum IN . . . . W7I"
( , ri.nt . 3- ' < < > lliurHlun . . III iis ,
( .rpi-luy V lli\
Hull 70..h < i WualiliiKtiin l.llil.iull
lllimlltllll . . . . i'.U'.W'l WMJTIII' . . . H * U i'i
Hail in IIU'HiJ w i lister . . . . Mh KH
Illtilicuck . . . l ' .i'i7UIWIn'C'lc'r . . . hllM'i
Holt . . . u7l..rlr > Vurk l.li..HU
llnnkur . sum
llnwinl , ijoiu'Ji
Ill-lulls of till ) shipment.
Elgbty counties marketed IIS9.IOD head
cattle.
Sivcntv-flve countloa mirkoled 1,111 , .110
head nogs.
Sixty tiino counties m irkated IS , ' .1 10 head
horses and mulos.
Kifty-lhrco counties marketed I'JI.GbO head
sheep.
HiKhty counties marketed O.sil.O'JJ bushels
w.icnt.
Sevonty-iwo counllos markolad yiJlijriJO
bushels corn .
rjixty-s-ovoti counties marketed ll,92 , OJD
bushels oils.
Totiy-llvu counllcs m.uUcted lS)90 ; ! ( ) bush
els bailoy.
Twoniv-soven counties inarkctJd fMi'i.riOO
bUBhuls barley ana rye.
Sixty live counties maiUoiod bl'lrjO ) bush
els tvo.
blxty-fivocountiosnurkotod li'il,000 : ijinii-
els II iv.
Fiftv-nlno coiuilios marketed Iii0ril : ) bar-
icls of Hour.
Sevoniy ono counties tnnrkotod l5iriS tons
of hay
Thirty counties marketed llli ( > cars of pro-
bovoniocn countio ; markotcd H carsuiuod
stock .
Twonty-throo counties marketed Kli can
of dairy piodtiots.
Thlrtv-sovon counties marketed T.VJ cars
nf building bilck.
Twenty-eight counties , m.mteioil W I oars
of null.
Two.ity-sevon counties marketed 17d caia
ol potatoes
Four teen counties marketed -40 curi of
mixutf seed.
Fiflocn countio * marketed 1 ' , ! , " > cuts of
mlxcil grain.
Tlilrtv-llVJ counties marketed I.OTs cars of
mill btuft.
Sovontccii counties marketed 1157 cms of
suirar boots.
Tniet * counties tnaruotcd ( M cars beet
sugar.
Ten counties markulud ! )9 ) cars poultrv.
Twenij-.iino couuiiea inarkuied ifil cars
brnotn corn.
Nine counties marketed 1111 cars canned
goods.
Ton couniics marketed 00 cars hides aud
tallow
Tom teen counties marketed 1,7.12 can >
Ico.
Ico.Ten
Ten counties marketed Ib'J car * wood.
Seventeen counties marketed 71 cars lum
ber.
1 Ivo counties marketed 17'- ! cars ! imo.
Pour counties marketed lf,57l cars pack-
ug house products.
Pour uountios marketed 7,190 cars drcs > ud
bfof.
OklHliiiliui rrlNiinriK l. tMin.
nm , Owl , Nov y * 'Special ' tc
Tin : HKn.j This town Is greatly excited
over the escape of live prisoners from j ill. .
Tlirue of them were United States priionuri
und were among the worstdosporadoos In tht
tuirltorv und were captured some time since
by I'nliod Status Marshal ( jiltnos in peuoi
after a Hutu d.iyt,1 Jiuso. Their horse ;
were killed under them before- they sur
rendered. They inadu their escape bv dull
lug out the rivets In tbo bars of their roll
Oao of the trusties Immediately
Sheriff Clump , but they were out of reach
before ho arrlvod.
llrrliiirt Sinltli or Hill lliitiin IM r'iitHll3-
Uoniilnilltllp I'rotei'tliij ; \\uiiiin ,
Hi ill INUTON , la , Nov ' } " . | Sp3iMal Telegram -
gram lo TIIK BKR I A vonng railroad lltc-
mnii iianicd Herbert Sniith was f.tully sho' ,
In the neck nl 10 o'clock today by n com-
tmnlon named Arthur ( . ' Williams , n brick
layer. Hot It men boarded Ht Mr * . Albert's
boiulln : ; plnro. Williams , It is slated , was
niinoNlng Mts , Albott's daughter b.tiipping
her , nn I MM. Albar. Interfered. Williams
struck the worn IP and followed her up , when
Smith interfered. Williams a row a revolver
nnd shot Smith Uitouvh thu nrclc. Smith Is
d > Ing. at this hour. Williams Is In jail and
will say nothing.
Ittmily Inr tliu Jiirj ,
Wrnni.oo , la , Nov. 'J7 - 1'ho trial of W.
\V. U.dn oil ino chnrgj of nuductlng Ch xttio
McDonald , the Huchatm. ' I'u'inty school
tenehnr , Is ncirlv at an end. The en o will
ho given to the jury Mondav tiioniing Haiti
Is a PiolOatant and Miss MeDjiiald nnd bur
P"oplo nro Cathullcj. Tnuy weio nfll-
nncod lovers , but , on account of Iho
oppositlo.i ot Miss -Djiiald'H mothur
Iho onga omcnt was broken nfl The morii-
Inc of May 'Jo , ncconlinc to her story on the
wllncis stand , she stinted tor her school
ami Haiti overtook her In n buggy. Ho com
pelled her lo get Into the bugcv by ill aw Ing
a revolver on her. They then drove soulh-
west into Tnma county uud bpent the night
at tho. homo of n fainter tunned
JM'hnver. Ho tbtcalonol lo kill her
if she made an oulcry. ' 1'ho next
d iy they drove lo Diadorook where
thov took the train fur DJS iMoin-o. Tbo
nvoning follow Ing thn\ wore married , and a
couple of days later Hani lift her nnd she
was compelled to pawn some javvolry lo g t
money enough lo got honu1 llaln leturned
to liuehatian counU but his wifo't itoiy
had cvusul so much cvcl'ement that
ho loft homo , and when captured was
working under nu assumed name in
Worth count v Those an the main polnssof
her leslimony. Tne line of defense was Unit
her whole Morv U impiobablrt. The dofon-so
objected to thu admission nf lur testimony on
thugiound that it wns not competent , asthuv
have Men mart led sinoo thu alleged crime
took plaoo The couit , however , admitted
tlio evidence
I.DIII mill rolltlrn.
Ai'i'i t : .Uivr.n , la. , Nov. 27.Dr. . D. A.
Shellleld has been placed under urtest on
a charge ot attempting to murder
John stagel. Shellluld accused Stugcl
of lulning his dnuzhtor , Maine ,
and locking him in his llhrarv , dc
mamled ho should sign u paper convo > lug his
mo tie. ) lo Iho voting woman and get oat of
the country btngol dmiiou and refused and
the doclor boean shooting at him. Twelve
shots wcto exchanged and Slngel escaped
and had Sncfllold ni rooted. The latter is tlio
lander of otio of tliu factions in the conntv
which wise ; n feud continually over elec
tions , post m istoiship-i , oto The present
dllllcully his fannud iho fenJ into llnmo.
( 'nun KitpliU mill tliu Oil Trust.
Tom Doiifii , fi. , Nov. 2 . ( Spacnl J'ele-
BiamtoTiin lice | --Co.il oil is selling nt 5
cents n gallon in Coon K ipids , as tha result
of a 1'ulluitf out between some of tno local
dealers and the Standard Oil company. The
laticr company has pul a wagon on th-j
streets and is selllngall grades of ull ut nbout
one-thud its fanner cost. This slalo of
affairs was hroueht about by thu action of
iho dealers In patroni/lng nV anti-monopoly
companv. The local oil doamrj do not at
tempt to compata with the Str.udard pcoplq
In price , but nro asking nil their patrons to
stand by them nt tlio old prices.
Shot IIU Ullo'H lu > I. inoi.
D. s MOINE" , la , Nov. ri7. Ucorgo Drake ,
a traveling mail , wont ho'iio last night and
found his wife with nn IS-year-oId boy
named Oscar Lambart , son of rcspectablo
patents An altercation ensued nt once aud
Drake snot L ttnbort , indicting a fatal wound.
Don't AVint tlui ! < > i ( Vnli.il.
NPW ' < IUK , Nov. 'i . An onicial of the
( Uf.it Northern road n > s his compiny is not
ncgotialing for Iho putohaso of the Iowa
Ccnti.il.
tiiMi'itmt ISY < t.oi ; > s.
Tlilolc VVr.illii'i l'i 1'1'nl-i NI > II | K lonptii
from Ni'i'lug ttiH ( > oini t.
Nt.w Yo'.ttv , Nov. 27. As far ns could bo
scon from this ciu , Htela's comet did not
oven brush us with its tail.
Thick clouds obscurnd tbo view and the
promised panoiama of mcteoilc showers ,
while it may have taken placa In the upper
atmosphere , was not uppiiont to the nakud
eye.
eye.Tbo
Tbo nuktd eye wns very much in demand
tonight , notwithstanding iho toloscopa fakirs
were irjmerotiily ptcsont. Not n few ner
vous paoplo were in n statu of agilalinn ever
the probability of ll.o craih , and the best wav
to leave thU inundano spliuio. Whllo
many wont to chuicli the big
gest audience New York has turned
out in many days wns nssomnlnl In the
stieou , only to bo dUnppointod by the nonappearance -
appearance of thu comet .lurov poopio
claim to have sesn u ball of tire making far
the earth , but sj far no rjpoit has boon re
ceived from across the river of Us auival.
I'lllU-ll III Mill lllll ( 'lIIIUt.
CIIK vim , III. , Nov. ' 37.Local astronomers
wcru ini'uli disappointed today in not obtain
ing a view of the comet and oxpoutod melo-
enc shou crs , but the sky was ovciuasttho
entiio day wilh heavv gray clouds.
Professor 11 ( ! Hough , director of Dear-
Horn oluervatory.sald toniuht : "Tno wnatlior
bus bson so stormy all day that there bus not
bocn iho xlighlciu chancu of seeing thu comet ,
it is not Hiolu'.s unvwnv and it ii not Ilkoly
to come to the earth. In fact , it is moving
dlrectlv nwny from our plauot. I1. Is leaving
us at Iho ralu of tHle < Mi tnlloi par second , nnd
it is nltoady 1.10,000 inlloi away 1 don'i ,
thli.k Hut nti ) body will Do hint "
A ; / , ; , ; ; / > nut ins
Awlnl I'rlni'i rhui'L" " ! ! A'iilnsl ( ho I'mully
nfii lrira iil ! K nit is Mini ,
Hoi/iov , Kan. Nov. "i. Sens iiional ar
rests woio made today In the noloj murder
ease of Paul Sweitllck , of Jackson county.
A month ace Sweillii/k to Jo on horsob.iek
from his homo In .lac'.c.on cou'ily lo the
farm of his sister , Mrj. .lohn Siuch , near
here to pay her u visit. During his visit
boino ono uttaehed n revolvotto his
saddle , 1.0 lhat uhon ho monntod his
horae , tbu lovolverwus fired , thu bullet on-
lorlnp his groin and producing dcith In a
few davs. 'I ho murJor has ramulned a
mystery until today , when the dolcctlvos
who liuvo been working on tnf unio a nested
Mrs. John Stach , ttio murdarud miii'ii sister ,
Joseph Sticb , her bon , and Henry Noivack ,
n luboror In Mrs. Stach'a oiiploy Sweitllck
was wolth about f.VJ.ODO , and bU llfo w.u 111-
btirod for $ ; 7.r > UJ , The bulk of his uslatu
would have passed to Mr * Stuen , and it it
bjUaved her haste to acqulro possession of it
wat tha prituo motive of the inurdur.
: .r , Tenii , Nov. 27Tlio blir ex
clusive pigeon show closed bora last night.
The meoilng bus noon vury successful. Tbo
principal business occurring during the
meeting was thu formation of the Amoricui.
Pigeon club , The olllcar-i nro as follows :
Piobident , John ICuhn of Kentucky ; ilru vlcu
president , A * draw Muebl'.g of Mlohlgan ;
bccond vice president , U h livan of Mary
land ; socreiarv , Joseph ( iavln ot Massa
chusetts ; treasurer , .lobn D Abe ) of .Mary
land.
It was doolded to form an eastern and
western circuit and hold a big hov It' eaeti
, section once aear.
ItHlitvil lu 1'irillnuU ,
HIIMK , Nov. 27 Dr ICopp , prlnca bisuo [
of HrufcUu , ana Dr. ICromoa. * * , urchulthnp ol
Cologne , have boeu rnUod to cardinals.
MiJARES MAY 1,0 BACK YET
Vcncz.ieln Olti-in Ho Wm a Orimindl
Unilor the Common I < aw Aloue.
NOT WANTED FOR POLITICAL OFFENSES
'rrtlilrnt ( 'toMt Stnti > Vrrr I'lnnlj Tlm
lie is Itlglit Uoimii ll.iuiiu n > | iliilnii lor
ItlniM'll mill Mlnls'i-i-
\ I'lll'/lll'llUI Nl'U ! ,
fropj rlislitcil l 'jJti , lniiifior.lon llcnnott.l
Citvi i , Vone/ucln ( vln llalveslon , Toi. . ) ,
Nov. „ ' - , | Hy MiKlcan Ciblo to the Now
Yotk Horald-Spechii to Tun Ilii-l : ] was
told bv n minister at the capital this inornUlR
that CiL'itoinl Crespo regrjis dacply the
compllcailons wilh iho VTnltod States ,
which will bo the outcome of tha
removal of Alijuo * on the Hod D
steamer Philadelphia. Ilo will novel theloss
miilnttiln fully thu jirlsdlotlon of Venezuela ,
and especially Its right to nrrost criminals on
the merchant ships In bur wntin-s. Tins rloht
will bo mete p.uriciiii.rly insisted on whou
the tugitivusnto citizen * of ino ropubllo of
Vt'iiivueln.
Porolgn Secretary Kojisnnd the entire
r.ibinut are. howovor. cjiilldant tnat nftor
careful Inquiry lha governmenl At Washington -
ton will admit tlio Injunica of thu claim that
the fucitlvu MIJ nvi was entitled to pro
tection nnd ncknoivlodgo the error of the
contention of Minister Kcru pi that ho was
n political ofTomler otilv , and tliorotoro OD-
titled to the light of asylum nnd protection
of the Amorlcui ll.ig under which the Phil
adelphia Still : ] .
Ono \\uj Out ol It.
H U probaulo that in the event ot the con
toutlon of Vqve/iicln that Ml ] tires was a
criminal under the commn.i law , ucc.isad ol
n thuft , and not a politic UolTuidor , not bolng
rccogni/jd by the United States government ,
that aibittatlon will bo snjigoatod for tno
sotllonienl of Iho inleinatlonal pomls In tils-
luilo.
Ilnpptly , the incident his not stirred up
any 111 feeling in Vonc/uolii against the
United Stales or any of its cltlrans rosldlnv
hero. Thoclti/ens of this republic regard
the whole nlTalr us a mlstnlto on the part of
Minister Scruggs , nnd seem confident that It
will bo roclilied in Washington.
ltdufonsoof bliiHolf and Minister Scruggs
Consul Ilanna nssorts that nclinor of thom
have been oflh hilly no'llled ot the charge
that Mljiros was a oiimitiiil iinilBr the oom-
mon law. They gave a Killingloglstor to
Cnptain Chnuibars ou the cuuiplnint of
Messrs. Uoulton that 'ior cloiranco papers
weio Doing justly wl'hliuld by the collector
of the poll , llann i s u-s that for all boor
Ministei Scruggs know the Lharicos agalusi
. > lijaiosjmifht hn\o been political.
llr < M > | ; ii/ ! Ml i\eo : vvlinio.
The Crcspo govornnicnt has uoiv bson roo-
nl/.od by all the clvili/jd pow-ors of tlio
.vorld except Knglatid npd Holland. A
decree calling a n itionnl assembly , which
.ho executive will soon la uo , is und or dis
cussion i v Iho ciblnot. The moating will
probably bo hold in Port of Spain In Tob-
unry.
Kesidents in Trinidad and Cludnd llohvar
: iavo Issued n manifesto , roproachlng tlio
' .iracas circle for its adhesion lo the Crospo
[ overnment. Uojis Paul is heaping very
lulot. Ills name. IB scarcely mentioned now
n Iho political gossip of Iho capital.
Tlio followlnir additional consular appoint
nienta have Just boon announced from tne
Vcnc/uclan foieun olllco To Sail .loso do
Cucatu , Columbia , Abdon Croipo ; to Pnris ,
Joloncl .loso Ktfaul Nunez ; to Havana ,
ttbi , Catro.i Herodta ; to Yoru UruMex -
co , Dr. V. M. Ilrischi ; to Port de Prance ,
M.trtiucque , A V hlcltor ; to Port au Prlnco ,
Itaytl , Maxmilli in Santo
KuvUlii i IIP .Jury SjHlom.
In the 'national code , which , by General
Crospo's orders , is now tmlng drafted for
piu cntation to Iho new national assembly , I
understand mat iho jury system will bo in
troduced , nppllcablo to civil cases only. In
Ihu cutiHlltution of ISb alt Ibis wa chungeol ,
and lha pcoplo have slnoo bean loft
to the mercy of unscrupulous Judge : ,
dependant lltomsolvus upon the na
tional or stain oxooullvos , and canso-
qucnlv over read in inoir judicial capacities
to to opcrato with their chlofs in evening up
old pollllc.il Rcoros or in paying personal
grudges.
Minister of finance Pletrl , Is ill with
lagrippo.
The Swedish Prince , Hie lint voiscl of anew
now liun from England to West Indian ,
Veno/uelan and Culurnblan ports , returning
via ( Jalveston , Tux . und Mobile , Ala- , has
nrnvudnt I/uGimvaru.
KmliMl Itutiifir > tiinlly *
Clint i , W. I ( viaUalvoston , Tox. ) , Nov.
27. | Hy Msxicin Cable to the Now Yorit
I Icrnld Special to Tun Bir. : . I In a drug
store nt Ncuvn a halted discussion took
pl.ico butwcon iho Vcno/uolan contlnuista
( icnoral Hojipor nnd the logallsln ( lonoral
U'lufol Parrn , which resulted in Hopper
nlappliig Parra in the fuco , -w
Hntli men drew pistols , but before nenot
was flicd friends caught them. The polloo
tnun took a hand In Iho row und the combat *
ants were arroatcu. His not improbable that
n long term of imprisonment awulis both
men , n- . the Dutch law Is very sovuro on men
who break the pacc ,
ii.Mto.s iiiitioii is.iimii ; > .
ll < ! > < M.I uly 'lliriiugli nn Accident
\ \ lilln Miiiiillng.
il IbjJ by Inniai ( iiinlon llonnatt.l
PAIIINov. . ii7.jNow York Jl.-rald Co-
bio Special to TIIK. HBR.J It was reported
hero on fccoipingly good authorltti that Ilaron
Hindi blow oft nis right hand through tbo
bursting of- the breech of the gun , with
which ho was shooting with a party of
frlunUs on Ins prosei vut at Achoros ,
According to the ntost report published
at Kit1"0 , the accident to Huron Hlricli is
only a bud burn Unit will bu all right again
alltii a few unjs lost ,
1101 IIM iiii.ns-Ti. \ \ ,
Ic U Kri filing hcrlniu Atliiiitliiu rriuu
Miiiiiliin nl ilin liniiilury C'niilnrniict' ,
Dm K'A'.tx , Nov , 27 It Is now undentooa
that the proposal which A If rod do Hoths-
child * of the Hrilhh d.lc.jation ! will submit
to tnu monetary conforot.co is u wall con
ceived and long thought of plan for
und , International munotary agreement ,
and not a tnero projoot of air. a
fueling of creator conlidonca has boon
cicaieu among the iiolcgates that the conference -
once will have pracllcul rosnlu. The at-
t'lmplin certain quaitcra lo confuse the ocin-
forunco anil the fnUo Impressions conveyed
by certain ICjropaan papurs aru strongly rene -
no Moil by iho daltignles of all ojiinlouH. Jn-
deed , u has cuusbd the Kusslan dulogate , a
vvull known oppjtientof unnutallUm , lonlifht
to unnounco Ilia intention of bringing tbo
matter before the convention tomoirow aud
to protest airuluut the circulation of nuoh ro-
porls
Tlio interest taken by tha Indlsn vovcni
tniint In the confuroncu Is ihovsu by the nil-
tuduof Us ruprosoniuttvc ) , who do not co -