THE OMAHAI DAILY BEE.
TWENTY-SECOND YEAH. OMAHA , SATURDAY MORNING , JANUARY 28 , 1893. NUMBER 221.
fOXTFSTS ARF flVFfl
vUi > 1 JuO 10 JillL < U > Julv
Action of the House Yesterday Settles tbo
Title of the Bitting Members.
DEMO-POP SCHEMES ALL OVERTURNED
Plans for Ousting Eopublican Representa
tives from Douglas Oounty Spoiled.
SURPRISED SOME OF THE BIG LEADERS
Barry , Stevens nnd Others Eatber Put in a
Hole by the Movement.
IT MAY AFFECT THE SENATORIAL ELECTION
Cliilin In Sow yiiidnTliat I'otir Independent *
'
\\lll In nllh the ltciiil | > lleiiii < < When
tbeTlmo Comes > o Change. 111
thiiMlii itliin.
Nob. Jan. 27. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Hru. ] 'Iho independent1 ! and
dcmoeiats in the house met the enemy todnj
mid h.i\o lie en sou1 } e\cr since that the
meet lug took place , for it settled all the con
test cases and all the eontcstrcs will lemain.
The piogram ns can it d out caught the popu
lists napping and heforo they realised what
was happening the battle was won Several
of theit leadeis weio out of the hall win n
the mm h im ailing lesolution w.is sprung ,
hut thcio is llttlp possibility th it the icsull
would not have been the simu e\en had the }
bt cli on ha nd
AH arrangements liad been madobofoie-
liand , and the onli danger of its falling
through was that the other independents
would dlscovoi what was on and either bj
most llattfimg pfTorts or the crack of the
patti lash coax or dtlvo their wandering
brcthicn back Into the populist tanks M he-
deal w , IH , made with the Indepeiulcnt inctn
hois whoso scats were contested , and the
result was to bo practically .1 dismissal of all
( Oiliest proceedings As seven lepubllcans
nio thus allowed to letaln their seats while
ionly foul independents ale likewise beno-
tiled , the republicans considei it an excel
lent haignin
I'our yV tin Yre. I'le-med.
The four iitdcpi ndents Oder , McVey ,
Krnse nnd New bei ry - aio also s ilisilcxl that
they aie better off than would have been the
cane had theIK en ( ompellcd to submit theii
cases to the whole house and taken theli
chances against the republican contest ints
' 1'ho , uuliiilnation would ha\o como beloto
but was delnyul hv the unwillingness of
Whltmoic who was tbo contest int for Now
hairy's seit , la give his consent This was
ll'iull } secuicd ami Cain , who is Nowbeiiy s
tcpubllcan colleague , was then readi to cast
his \ote for New bei r.v The democrat popu
list comhlno contemplated something alto
rether dilTetent but , ns it is , there was a
\ii8t deal of tune wasted in committee woik
on the ease for nothing.
Opinion is diid < u as to the real p u t that
Kpeaker Guflln took In the matter Some of
the dcmociats ihtirgo that ho was made a
stool pigeon , while others asscit ( li.it it was
the vunk otho / Independents that fenced
him into a position that was far fiom being
tin cn\lublc onn
It is usseitcd that thi lepubllcans would
lm\o been able to < arr.\ this ] > oint wltti the
contest question sqii iroli before the house
and had other lndoKmdcnt | votes thut could
ha\u been called out , hut icfrained from uu
covering them as long as it was not neees
sary.
( > | iOHltliin | Itathor Sore.
The feeling among independents nnd demo
crats o\er the untimely fate of the Douglas
county contests is one of mingled dlap | > oint-
inent nnd chagiln Some of them dcn\ that
theio is an\ feeling o\er the m.itter , but the
membcis who hold to this opinion aio in the
ininotity Collective ! } , the independent
iiiunibers hold that Speaker Gaflln was actu
ated enl } hi conscientious moti\es in mak
ing his rulings this aftcinoon , although tlie\
boilovn that ho might have fiuored his pait\
a Httlo moro without dcpaiting fioin the
strict rules of pailiamentaiy usage Hut the
feeling against the independent members
who voled with the lepubllcans is deeper
healed and moic inlcnsil'cd One member
who took n piomincnt part In the snuggle
todai said at the Limlell hotel tonight ,
Onci Man' * Oiiliilnn ,
" 'Jho action of the house this afteinoon in
donning to the contestants the right to be
heard ill their own behalf was a hiirh handed
proceeding , almost boiilerlng upon anarchy
itself , The Iiidcpondcnls as a body have
nothing but words of strongest condemn.i
tlon for the com so of the four independents
whodcseited their fellow membfisat a time
when their \otes weio most needed Then
nio dead ducks fiom this tlmo forward
They cannot excuse themselves to their con
Htltucnts lor their tieaeherv 1 consider the
bioalc of the four Independents as the opt n
ing vvedgo that will soon make .1 breech in
the independent tanks on the senatoilil
situation If nn.of . the independents go to
u lopubllcan candidate for United States
senator It will bo these four I believe th it
thoyha\o been bought , and from this time
on the lepubllcans w III contiol their \otes on
uuy linpoitnnl matter "
rout IN Una Control.
Their Is no chanpo In the independent
canipon UK suiatoii il situation 'llio Inde
pendents will vote foi Powers tomoriow , as
usual '
It Is exulent that the Powers men hold the
onli Ucj that Ills the situation When the
independents went into i.iueus on the semi
toiial question a iiilo way first adopted to
the effect that a two thirds vote should bo
icipalred to nominate a caucusrancldate , and
that the candldato could onlbu changed hi
a majoiityote As theio weio forty-four
independents In the caucus ( ind the Powers
men musteied thlity-ono of them , it will
leadlly bo seen lhat they ha\o a lomplete
control OUT the caucus that can only tie
broken by a reconsideration of the Ironclad
rule. This , fact explains the steaili regular
ity with which Urn announcement Is given
out that theio Is no change In the independ
ent situation
The lepubllcans held a ccnfeienco tb >
evening at the l.ineoln , athieh tlfty were
inosent 'J hero were no developments.
A i r.v i itor TIM : HVMC.
> o llctter nx tliu litigation
< Joe MOIIK ,
Neb , Jan -SpcvhlTolegran [
to Tur Hi rTho ] time of tho' grand Jurj
yvas taken up today by Hank Kxnmlner Gilf-
llth and one of the bookkeepers of the col
lapsed bank U has developed that , accord
ing to thoiuooki of that institution , there i <
only fO.lHW of the state's monci on dcposli
them Thc'o was no evidence wlutevei
that the bank held the other $ JJOHK
Bhown by the certitleato of deposit turnoc
over b.v ex Tieasurer Hill to Treasurei
Hartley If the bank had no obligation !
other th'in ' these shown h.y the books It is
yery probable that the assets would bonmplv
suftli'knt to meet all claims but theio is IK
wai of telling at the present tlmo how mucli
of the bank's Indebtedness Is coveied up b.\
the falsified records It is stated that thi
amount of erasing and Interlining that has
been done on the IWOKS is something almost
past comprehension , and It Is estimated that
these liregular and unlawful practices ev
teud back to the tlmo when Hon C , 11 Wll
lartl of Hebron was state treasurer. Mr
Wllhui ! vras brought up hera by B rtloy U
act In the capiclty of expert for him at the
time of the transfer of the ofllcc , nnd has
IK'CII heio since that time In view of recent
developments It is not at all certain that the
amount claimed to have been on deposit In
this bank was actually theio when the
tiensuiei's ofllce was turned over to Captain
Hill by Wlllard four jcars ago
Mnhi r'n Movement * .
Hut one Indictment has as yet been re
turned against Moshcr and that charges
fulslfvlng the record ' 1 hero are two counts
anil U Is stated that whatever additional de
velopments theiemay bo the findings will
IncoriHiratcd In a single Indictment with
as niiny counts as may bo ncccssit } , as pro
vided b\ the federal statutes Mosher has
been belli In the sum of f 10,000 on thothst
iiiilii tinent. hut lie lefuscd to accept the
offerof ft lends to furnish ball Me Insists
hat ho is guilt } and deserves punishment
Mosher sent for United States Disti let At-
oinev Hiker hist Monday , asking him to
ome to his house for n confeience , but the
alter refused , saving that ho did not pro-
HISC to place himself In a lompionilslng posl-
Ion In the matter Ho said tint if Moshcr
vanted to see him officially the thing for
Im to do was to como to his oillco lie did
iot proposeto be drawn into ani trap or In-
cigled into nn.v position not compatible
v 1th the "till o held by htm
Mosher was not out of his room at the
.Im-oln today His pcislstcncc in laklng nil
lame upon himself and detii ing that any of
Is assoel lies wcte in anj way lespotislblo
'or the crash finds an oxpl-itialion in the
talemcnt of a wholcsalo dealer of this city ,
i ho claims to have positive Knowledge that
heio has been a delinlto undei standing and
gtecment forjeirs that if tioublo ever
.line Mosher was to assume the solo ie-
ponslblllti and become the scipegoit
Kvidem'o Is accumulating let'.inllnir the
xistence ofap < x > l , of v\hiih Mosher was
iiMswet and into which the rake-offs from
1) ) the state institutions weio tinned and dl-
lilid pro tata among the members accord-
ng to theii si itus.
Krsi-ntinrnt Anlmt Vlojlirr.
It U rumored that Moshoi's unvvillingnoss
o be tut nod loose under bond is paitli duo
0 a fe 11 that some of the v li Urns of his un-
aw ful pi .u tli ns might .iv.ill themselves o
: he oppoitunlti to do lilm pnrson.il violence ,
but even if he was now at 1 irge there Is lit-
lo piobibllltv that he would bo molested as
he feeling of bitterness has hid time to
eel
As in all cases w heio an individml goes
undei after unliwfullj converting the fun is
if otlieis , theie arc some who profess to be-
levotlrit Moshei has silted away a lot nf
noi somewheic , but as ho\v _ this could
1 uc been done no plausible theories h no as
vet been offeied The geneially accepted
Lheoii is that the money w is lost b > Inju-
Jlcious speculations andtheieaic few who
jelitno tii.it a single dollar will bo saved
" 10111 the wieik
Hill Doesn't I.lko It.
Attoinov ( jcncial Hastings' opinion de-
iveied to the sen ite this afternoon has the
ndoisement of all the leading members of
the Mr Tioasmcr Hill is very much
wiouu'ht upovei the situation , and rather
'laishlv ciitiiises the ai tlon of the state's
eg.il adviser While ho maintains , of
0111 se , tb.it his bond cannot be holden for
thedi tlcleni v , ho has m-veitholess mapped
out the plan of action th it he will follow in
ise the state seeks to recover fiom film
Ho ptoposes to wait and sco how near the
usscts will iomo to meeting the liabilities ,
lifter which ho intends to sue the stock-
holdcis , ttustlngto getting enough out of
them to meet the shortage , and thus iclieve
himself of the disagiceablo necessity of
oing into his piivatc funds.
( 'ashler Outcalt'H Action.
n.niK IX.imlner Griffith sild tonight tn.it
it was due to Cashier Outcalt to Htatethat
he has been nn invaluable assistant in
stiiilghtenli g out the ; affairs of the Institu
tion , and his placed cveiy iccoid at his
tomnufid When ho took chaigo of the
institution the examiner found a "con-
sklurablo amount of Mr Outcalt's paper
among the assets , the amount ho would
not st lie esactli , but it was less than $ . "il- )
( HXI Outealt stated that if bo had known
that the nllalrs of the bank vveie in so ciiti-
cal a condition he should not have made the
draft on Itsicsources , and olTeied to fuinlsh
the examiner with ample seeuilti for the
amount of his Indebotness It w as suggested
that the sec in ity had better be placed in tbo
hinds of a tiustee , and Pi esidcnt Me Far-
laud of the 1'lrst National was selected , but
It was decided todaj that the examiner's
tempoi nj receiver should take charge of it
to avoid Its being involved In litigation
This evening Outcalt placed In his hands se-
cuiities imply able to cover all claims so far
found against the cashier.
MMiiv\ : IN TIM : IIAI.I.OT.
lriteiiilt nts ' till stick In Powers for Sen
ator nml li < < | iiililliaim 1'iiH to Cuiifim ,
IMDIN , Neb , Jan -Special [ Telc-
giam to Tun HEE ] The ninth Joint ballot
for United States senator contained no sur-
ptiscs Hofoio pioceeding to a ballot the
convention , hi a ilslng vote , adopted n tcso-
lution expiesslng sotiow over the death of
James G Hlalne The ballot for senator ic-
suited in few changes from jestcitlay The
Poweis men held together without a bteak ,
while Paddock gained a vote. The demo-
ctats made their usual number of changes ,
while John li Webster and Thurston 10-
ictvfd a slightly iiicieascd vote The fol
lowing Is the summari
Powers . ' . 6J , B Murton 2
" 'ndilock . J.lAndruw | 3
Vlujnrs . . . . helper
lloyil n 2
lulm I. VVcbstJr . , J roun o . , , . , . , . 2
'lUurntim I uruiu . I
.1 iTiink Martin 1
Ilryun . . . . djlhiues . l
The following are the changes from iestei-
d.u Ames , fmm Mai tin to Hojd , Habcock ,
fioniMaitinto Motion , ( Joss of Douglas ,
from ( iieeno to .1 Li Webster : Jenkins ,
from Greene to Thuiston , KecKlov , from
Paddock to Heese ; ICe.vcs , from Hccso to
Paddock , Leldlgh , fivm Mai tin to Hoid ,
IC.vner , ti-om Gieeno to Thuiston , Luik.ut ,
from M.u tin to Hoid , Nason , from Gieene
t ( > Padiloi k . Hhea , fixim Crounso to Paddock ,
Shulait liom Maitin to Itoid , Sutton , from
( iieene so Webster , Van Houscn , fiom
KeipertoW H Thompson , Wlthnell , from
Martin to
toit
it inn'.n .t K.I.M , 1.1 xoir. % .
Holil Hunk KoMiera nml Their Murderous
Work atVarrl }
Orrvw v.Kan , Jan 17 ! Handlts made a
raid on the Hank of Wavcrli in the midst of a
snow stoim at ! < HO this afternoon during
which a citizen was killed and the bulk
looted The p.uticulais , as far as known.
,11 c that Ihrco men. well mounted and armed
with \\liichestors , lode up to the t > ink just
after it wan closed , fotcod their wai In niuf
secured the cash , which the cashier was
counting The town w as soon aroused , and
In the tight w hleh follow cd Augustus Ingle-
man was killed and ono or moro citizens
wounded A posse was soon in put suit
To llritriilu lnuiU County.
I.x oi v , Neb , Jan 27 [ Special Telegram
to TUB Her 1 In the fedeial court todai
Judge Dundy heard argument on boh lit of
the Pullman Palace Car compiny to rein
state the Injunction secured mouths since by
that iMipoi.vtIon restraining Douglas county
from seeking to collect taxes levied against
It , The case had lieeii on the federal docket
for seveial terms , and as it was not called
up for trl il bueither sldowas lifted from
the docket The pilnclp il grounds taken hi
the plaintiff Is that the tax Is an Illegal one
and was twice levied Judge UumU took
the matter under advisement until Mondai
llurned the ( 'iintettu.
The post exchange at Toil Omaha was
discovered to bo on lire at 2 o'clock
this morning and buined to the ground
befoio the fort llro biigado louhj du
anv thing lo prevent It Word was sent to
the city and hose compaiii No. 1 was sent
out , but did not at i ivo until neatly H o'clock.
H.v that time the "canteen"
. was ono mass ol
ruins The building was a frame structure
and did not cost much , The contents were
valued at about 11,000.
HAVE GIVEN UP THE FIGHT
Kansas Republicans Admit That Martin
Will Probably Gain the Senatorial Scat.
IN CASE HE IS REJECTED BY THE SENATE
I'liin Mapped Out by the I'liputHts nnd
Tlnlr ( loiiriinrlded li } Ono Deino-
rr.it I'opitllfit * ii : < t Mr. Smiwr
Stito I'rlntt-r.
TOITKV , Ivan , Jan 27 The lepubllcans
have finally given up the tight for senator
Thc i admit that Mat tin will probibly gain
the seat Ho may be refused a seit , but lie
will bo immediately appointed by Governor
Lew citing , nml should the senate decide that
Governor Humpliioi's appointment of Per
kins continues until an election by the legis
lature , Mr Low oiling will at once call the
legislature together in special session and
Mai tin will bore elected
The senate and populist house today , in
Joint session , assisted by ono democrat , ro-
eleeled Populist State Pi Inter Snow. With
out the one democrat the republicans will bo
unable to elect.
STATK l.i :
How Many Itccrlied thn New * of Ml.
Hliilnn'H Henth Sen ilorhil ( onteHls ,
SACIIAMCNTO , C.il. Jan 27. The leglslatuic
adjourned this moinlng out of respect to the
memory of James G HLiino Hoth houses
adopted resolutions praising the ( ( utilities , of
I he dead statesman
The senate resolutions sild "Wodesho
to paj the tribute of our admiration and
respect to the worth and nbllil } of that pop
ular statesman whoso public labois and
matchless eloquence accomplished so much
for Callfoinia in her struggle for the per
manency and supremacy of Caucasian civil-
i/atlon. "
The assembly icsoliitlons sild"Ho has
ever been the constant fiieud of California
and the champion of the lights of her
cill/cns "
AtoLsTt , Me , Jan 27 Governor Cloves
has Issued a proclamation oideiing proper
tokens of respect to the memory of Mr
Ulaine
UosroN , Mass , Jan 27 The house and
senate this afternoon adopted an order ap
pointing a joint committee to icquest the
f.unili oflion James G Ulaine to peimit the
body of the decc ised to lie in state on its
pissige thiough Mass-ichusetts The legis-
latuic then adjourned as a fuithcr mark of
respect
Itvirinii , N C , Jan 27 On the announce
ment of Mr Hl.iine's do uh the state sen ite
passed lesolulious of icspect and icgiet and
the house of lepresentatlvesadjouined in ic-
spect lo his memorv
S vi i M , Ore , Jan 27 The .cglslaturo tul-
Jouincd today as a maik of respect to ex-
Sccictary lil.iine
OMMi'H , Wash , Jan 27 There was no
change todai In tbu sen.itoii.il situation
The legislatuio adjourned out of respect lo
Mr Hlalne.
HISVIAIICK , N D , Jan 27 'I he ballot for
United States senator was without change
Casey had the highest vote thirtv sovi n
'Jho rest wete scatteicd between six can
didates
Hnrs\ , Mont , Jan 27 The vote for
senator was as follows- Sanders , 28 , Cl.uk ,
20 ; Dixon , 11 , 00111113,1 , Davis. 5
Gum PNMWjo , Jan 27 The legislature
took ono ballot todai on the senatorship and
then adjoin nod out of lespect to the memori
of J lines G Hlainc Thovoto was as follows
A TJ Now , 11 , Forrest Hleh irds ! l : Geoige
Heck , 2 , W II Holiday , : V i : W.urcn ,
12 ; William Brown , 5 , William Humor. , 2 ;
C D Clailc , 7S ; T Coin. 2 ; L , Kabis 1
At HTIV. Tex , Jan 27 , llio death of Hon.
James G Hl.ilno vv.is bulletined in repre
sentative ball this moiniug and both houses
piomptly passed rosolutlons of condolence
and lespect to his memoiy
' 1 ho house adopted a resolution congratu
lating the Icgislatmc of Kansas on the
election of a democratic senator A resolu
tion of fanners lo teduco the acreage of
cotlon was referred lo a committee
NASIIV n i r , Tcmi , Jan 27 The legislatuio
adjourned todai until M-ond.ii , as a mark of
lespect to the late James G Ulaine
I > n isv it i.r , Ki , Jan 27 The Kentucky
legislature adjoin tied todai immediately
on iceeipt of the news of Mr Hlaino's death
NO oiiAM.i : IN TIII : MTUAT mv.
\V > ( tilling T.eRlHliitorg Cammt Agree on u
Candldntn Tor Senator.
Cui'ir.svi' , Wio , Jan 27 [ Special Tele
gram to TUB HhL'.j The sessions of the
senate and house this morning were marked
l\v deep gloom on account of the death of
Hon James G Hlaine No business of Im
portance ) was transacted , a iccess being
taken by both houses immediately after the
formal opening ceremonies A vote was
taken In Joint session at noon for senator It
had been agteed upon tobillotsovei.il times ,
but the joint convention took the single billet
lot icmtircd hi law and then adjourned ,
after having passed unanlrnousli a icsolu-
llon snttlug forth the great loss the nation
had sustained , and voicing the deep soirow
of the people of the state
The b illot taken r esulted as follow s War-
icn , 12 ; Now , 11 , Clailc. 7 , Hrown. 5. Holi
day , -I , Hit hauls : ) , Hlnton Coin and Heck 2
apiece , and Kabis 1 The sen ilot 1 il situ i-
tlou leinains unchanged Ncw's stlength in
from Carbon and Ulnta counties , whoso top-
tescntatlvcs aiowoikiug for appropriations
which Now threatens lo defeat If llie.v fall
lo snpiHiit him Ho has , it Is believed ,
readied the limit of his sticngth and cannot
bo elected , as the populists , who hold the
balance of power , w ill never vote for him ,
because of the intimate iel.ition which ex
ists between him and the Union Pneille
of1U ials
Wai roll's chances of election grow betlei
dalii , though thoj are not jcfxoij blight
The demociatie candidates who seem to
have the bests how of election are Holiday
and Corn , while Hrown Is a strong | Kssl-
bilily Thelattor is a iwpulist , but tvould bo
acceptablotoagre.it in.vn.v dcmouats
ACIECl.l ) ON I.OOAI , OTTION.
South Ihikotn IlitreinUts' CoiiiproniUe of
tliu I.liiuor Tnilllc Mibjoct.
PIEHIIP , S D , Jan 27 [ Special Telegram
to Tnr HFITho ] gie.it bittlo for rcsub-
mlsston w 111 come to a crisis tomorrow in the
house The house temperance committee
met this motning and after he.iring long
arguments pto an 1 con , adjoutncd until to-
moinivv The commlltco will then io | > oit to
Ihe house favoi Ing the submission of the
constitutional amendment pioviding for local
option bj municipalities This is a compromise -
premise meisui-o between the exlremisls
on Itotli sides and meets the views ol
a considerable inujoilt.y of the Inllucntial
membeis If It p isscs and U adopted b.y the
people It w 111 per mil citizens of an.y localit )
to determine for ihemsches vvhelhcr thci
will hive the lUiuor trafllc This connno-
mlso is offeied by the tesubmlsslon leaders
in the Intelest of fair play as well as to com
mand the supixirl ol several members who
represent prohibition counties 'I box now
feel certain of an ample majoilty in both
houses and w 111 push the icsoluilon either
Saturday or Mondai Another feature of
the amendment U a prov Islon for u stale In
speciorvvho shall pass on thoqualiti of al.
liquor nianufavturctl or sold Kowlcr of the
Hlack Hills is Ditron and chief ndvocato of
tbo bill in the house and Hrockwiii and Start
in the Hcimtu
The seinlo committee apK ( > Inted to Inves
tigate the rrost mutler brought In a reporl
this afternoon exonerating him and impli
cating the management of Hrooktng's college -
lego in a number of shady proceedings.
The legislature adjoutncd out of respect tc
Mr. Hlalno.
Hills have been introduced proyidlni ; that
in every town having morn than l.fiOO people
telegraph companies .shall maintain a station
uplown and separated from the railway sta
tion , that every message must bo sent w Unlit
thirty minutes and deilvored within two
hours , that nil messages vylthtn the state bo
sent for 2. . cents pcir Urn words and one add
ing 10 pr cent penalty where taxes are not
pild within thliiy days. The hist blh is not
objection iblo , but the lOthers would heap
dlsaslious expensaoti the comiunies Them
Is little chance of them w inning
Kriitiit Uy , ' Ne\t Sennlor.
KitvshFcwT , ivy , Jan 27 Judge William
Llnds.ii of this city w ill succeed Mr Car
lisle as Junior senator from Kentucky All
otheis have retired from the lace.
r n in.itii.tn .uv.
Ilou IlieSantii IV I load Ilm lleciiSjntein.it-
Iciillj I'liindereit Tor Months
L sVFivsN M , Jan 27 For some tlmo
suspicious actions on the pit t of oflklalsof
the Santa Fo railway have caused a feeling
th it some sensation w as to bo uneai thed
About midnight the Hist clew bccimo public
In the auestofsomo trainmen at Tilnldad
and In Junta. It develops that wholes-ilo
thieving has been systematically catiicdon
along Iho southern division , which
tar Its hcadciu.uters heio and extends -
tends to I-a Junta Hrakemen and conduct-
ois have for months robbed c.ns of b.igg.igo
indvaluiblc fielght It is estimated that
j > 7 ,000 vvoilh of goods have been liken fiom
thoc.iis The si homo of the trainmen was
lo stop between stations , open the c.us and
lo id such stuff us they desired upon wagons
which bad been prepared to receive it
It Is thought that many people outside of
ritlioad circles sno implicated Up to
tonight twelve cnglneets , conductors , hi .ike-
men and Hi cmrn arc under niiest and moro
arrests will follow. Man } of those involved
have left the country to escape aircst
The stallon agent at 't hate her , and also
his wife , vveie attested this afternoon , as
the } vveie suspected of having a hand in
the deal
New H of thn Arrestt'onni nied *
, KA Kan , Jan 27General Manager
lioblnson of the AUbison , Topeka . .x , Santa
Fc lallvva } , in an interview tonight , con
tinued the stoiy bf the discovery of n
gigantic system of lobbeiy on the New
Mexico division of the mid The matter
was Hist brought to his attention In the
excessive number of claims for lost freight
An Investigation of those claims led to the
suspicion of a conspiracy among Ibo employ es
lo rob the company 'Ihis suspicion was
piomptly conllrmedwhen thedetec lives got to
woik The latter h id done their woik so
well that the company expected to arrest
and convict no less then forty men on the
charges of lobbery' nnd leeching stolen
property Up to 10 ojlock tonight Mr
uobmson had teielved news of the ariest of
tbo following employes' Brikemcn P D
Ageetter , II II Howard , W J Moiehcad ,
W S Brown , C n Doyle , Frank Unda ,
Engineers Uobcit Slout , James Smith , Fne-
m in Will ! im Delancy , Station Agent N T
West and his wife , aud Margaiet West ,
night operator at Thatcher , Cole
'Iheconspiiat v covered , the entlio branch
from Hilton , X M to La junta and employes
in all branches of Iho soryico woio Involved
in it.
Tire JOH'.I nitirK > i.
Fulliiro of thn Air Ur koH Keiults In H
DlstHtroils Cotillion.
StnofUNEy , la. , Jan .27. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Urn ] Two collisions occurred
hero this morning on the Chicago , Milwau
kee & St Paul ro-ul kTho engine pulling a
fi eight 1101 tli ran oUt of Jwater and left the
ti.iin about a milaand a hilf south of town
to get a supply Iloturrllng it approichcd
the friln at high .speed The air binkcs
refused to woik Tbo engineer reversed the
engine and Jumped Tha locomotive struck
the tiain , lebounded aud , being teversed ,
stalled on a wild run noith The south
bound passenger train was standing at the
station and the fi eight engine sttuck It
head on Hoth engines and the mall car
were demolished Mail Agent Gallagher
was Injured , but all others escaped.
Not ( lulltj of Murdir.
HED OAK , la , Jan 27. [ Special Tclegsun
to TUP Bnc ] Haily on the morning of Jan
uary U > , botw ecu 0 and 7 o'clock , ttie little
town of Elliott was startled hi the news
that Thomas 13 Grace , propiiotor of Hotel
Grace , had committed suicide The ( oroner
w as at once notified and an inquest held A
number of witnesses were examined Includ
ing Ibo deceased s wife. , She testified that
while she was aiislng shosiw the Hash of a
revolver and on turning jjiound she beheld
bei husband lying do idlK | > n the bed , "shot
through tbo bead , death being Instantan
eous She also swore that she was the onli
person in the room at the time the shot was
Hied After two d.iysjdellberatlom tbo coi-
oncr's Jury returned a" verdict that Giaco
came to his death by the hand of some per
son or pel sons unknown
Suspicion was at oneQ dlrcoted to his w ife ,
and , on Januai.v " . ! , Mis. Grace was nucslcd
charged with the enmc. The preliminary
examination , after listing twa diis , clossd
tonight The prisoner was released , no now
evidence being developed.
Smlddil ) Lost UU .Mind.
DuEM'OitT , la , Jan 27 [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Hi c ] Thiirs lay morning the
polk o picked up an unconscious man on the
street hero Ho was. restored to his senses
and this moinlng left for his homo at Klgin ,
111 Ho s iv s ho was in Chic.igo Wednesday ,
and stai ted to take a tram homo The las tbo
lemembeis bo was surrounded h > .i crowd
Thcieaie no marks \iolencoonhlm , but
out of a Void watch and chim and * lb ( ) ,
Hubbird bad only the ihilnand * IO left
when ho iccovcied Ho h id not been di Ink
ing Theio are no evidences of assinltand
it is believed lo luivo been a simple lapse ol
consciousness Hubbitd is a steuour ipher
and gioccr.it Hlgin and well connected
Trl-M.itn Itiiclii ) ; fire nil
SioixCrn , la , Jan 27 [ Spcclil Telo-
giam to TUB Hi r ] The trl state racing clt-
cult was oiganlicd hero tonight and tbo fol
low Ing dales dot Ulod on : Hlalr , Neb , Juno
21 , 22 , SJ , Sioux Citi , June 33 , 2' , ; io.and Juh
1 , Ponca , N'eb , July 4 n , II , 7 ; Haw union.
In . July 11 , 12 , 18 , Siisix Falls. S D , Muly
17 , is , 1 ! , 20 , week of July 2,1 to 2 ( ) open for
Lemaisor Missouri Vailci , la , S i r.u use ,
Neb , July .11 and Augirnt 1 , 3 , it , Council
Hluffs , August 7 , H , ' .l. 10 ! Lyons , Neb . Au
gust 10 , 17 , 1H Pin gos , { 4,000 in four days
meetings and $ .1,000 In throe dais meetings
Amci lean association ruios to gov cm W I )
Holmes , Ponca. Nub , vvn chosen seciotari
Demlsi * ol u'l'iunlineiit < 'ltl/en ,
DfS MOINFS , Iu , Jant 27. [ Special Telo-
gi-un loTiiE HPE ] Hot | . Tnoodoro Geullcl
died at his homo In Burlington all o'clock
this morning of he ut failure Ills ago was
( Viioais 'Iho deceased was a membcro
the Iow.a Columbian commlsilon Ho was
an old settler" of Inwn. and an old editor
bay lug been engaged upon the HistGcimai
newspaper over published In the slate at
DaveniKiit Ho sarveJiin the union army
having been a member f the famous Flist
Iowa Infantry , which 'fought at Wilson's
ctcok under l jon
I'atal Wreck on thn
AMMO\ , Jan 27. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BBC | Two freight trains on tlieChl
cage , Milwaukco X St Paul railway collldcc
near hero this moinlng. Both engines were
demolished One fireman was killed and one
engineer dangcrousli injured.
Illown lip I iv
HIIIMIMIIUM , Ala , .mn 27At Macdoti
live miles below Bessemer , at 'J o'clock this
morning liTX ) pounds of di namlto exploded In
the mixing houstj of the Sterling Dinamltc
compaiii 's works. The building was blowi
to atoms and the only men who were In It-
George Williams and Jasitcr Parsons were
Instantly killed Parts of their bodies vveie
scattered for hundreds of iards around
The largest pieces found were part of ai
arm and a section of a man's spinal column
The works exploded some mouths ago and
killed seyerul men.
IIT 4 IMP TO * rn "rn nn
BLAINE IS Ai RES1
Death domes at Last to the Patient Sufferer
and Finds Him Eeatly.
VITH HIS HAND LIFTED TO HEAVEN
And His Eyes Fixed on Thow of His Loving
Wife Ho Died.
BEAUTIFUL SYMBOL OF HIS PASSING
Truth iu QoJ aud a Life Bayond the Tomb
Moat Remarkably Exemplified.
SHEER EXHAUSTION CLOSED THE DRAMA
Life's Tlilo niibeil Slow I ) AVTIIJ nml I'onti1-
fill Sleep Cpiillj Ueplueil the. Tin moll
of ttic IlnsjVorlilIIU I.lfo
mid Works.
WASIIISOTOV , D C , Jan 27 [ Spec ! ilTele-
gram to TUB Brr ] James Glllcsplo Hlaino
lied at U o'clock this morning The Immcdi-
ilo cause of dealb was exhuistio.i Tbo
lisease which brought about his cud was a
chronic affliction of the kidneys , complicated
w 1th resulting ailments Death came w 1th-
> ut pitn
Mr Hlalno was conscious to the last About
ils bedside at the moment of dissolution
weio Mis Hliinc , Mis UamroschMiss Hat-
, io Hlaitie , James G Hlalno , jr , his sister in
avMiss Abigail Dilgo , the tihysielins ,
Drs Hyatt and Johnston and the nurses
Mr Hlaino utteiei no "last vvorls" His
i.tssiug away , how over , while silent , vas
conscious , and was m like J by a fin il scene
which g.no proof of his faith in Gel and
icaven The scene was one to which some
gie.it aitlst mij at some future d ij give
fitting expression
Suuounded hi the members of his family
ind his faithful phislclins , Mr Hlaiiie l.ii
nert , helpless and still Ho Knew tint
Icath was at bind All those about his
jcdsido had put asldo the last hope The
is had whispeicd the vv.lining that
aiiirsi'in m.AiNr
the fluttering hcait could beat for but a few
mo.ncnts moro The dilng man's oics
seemed to bo the only evidence of life re
maining in the wasted frame The power of
speech was gone The very shidow of
doith had cast its gi ay pallor upon the ic-
cumbent liguic But the eyes , staling with
unnatural biilllincy , turned from ono to an
other of those abiiit the room , and at last
fixed themselves upon the countenance of
his wife For a moment there was absolute
silence Then Mis Hlalne , heroics meeting
the last fixed t' ' " ° of her diing husbind ,
leaned over the bedside and whispered the
question
"James , do i on know where Walker , Km
mons and Alice sire ? "
Theio was immediate response , a new
light fluid ! into the almost sightless oies , a
tiemorian through the wasted fonn. For
two dajs the dying man had not moved of
his own volition ono of his limbs , but now
the watchers' eager gaze met a sin prising
and a beautiful reward The light arm , after
a second's struggle , rose from the bed cover
The white , almost pulseless hand closed
Itself , with the long , bony index linger ex
tended It pointed to heaven , and the eyes
gave the answer of his soul to the question
of his wlfo
Thus with hand outstretched to he iv en
and with oios IKcd upon those of his wife ,
James G Hlalno pased avv.ii.
TO TIII : \IIIMI rum.10.
I'l otound Sen * itlou ofSorrou OeeiiHloneil l >
the ( Mile U I IjliiK-Nimn.
WASHINGTON , D C , Jan 27 Once mote
the thoughts of the people aio tut tied to
ward Iho man who , as Iho "Plumed Knight , "
was such nn object of devotion
Forieais ho stood in the veti first lank of
the great , and few men hive overwleldol
such n potent influence as Hlainc He was
the ono whom his party delighted to honoi
and whoso word was law 'with his followers
With the exception of the picsidcntlal
chair ho had leached ovety form of success
possible loa statesmin Inafico countii
Ho began at tbo bottom of the ladder of
tame Ho rose to the top , and with his
death theio passes awai one of the foie-
mosl llguies in the history of the republic.
Few mcnhavohadsomani ardent admlters
and devoted fi lends He made many bitter
enemies as well This Is lint a tutuialio-
sult of the position ho filled Hut .now all
anlmoslt.y is bulled , and fi lends and foes
allko unite in expressions of regret at the
passing awai of tbo "Man from Maine "
At Ih" l ) ' | iirlini nln.
The news of Mr Ulalno's death spread
through the deputments with staitllng
tapiditi Within a few moments after 11
o'clock the rumor i cached tbo Stale depiit-
ment and ran through the entlio building in
an inconceivably shoitspieo of time Olll-
clals and detks jxiurcd into the loiiidors In
search of inform ition which would nubstan-
Halo the rumor , and the telephones weio
kept busy with inqiiltles The Hist Intlma
lion of his death came by word of mouth ,
and soon after was oftkiallv confirmed fiom
the white house Although the event was
dally expected and eveo ono was , in a
measuio prepared for the icceplion of the
sad news , It was a shock to every one
It Is a notlceablo fact , as indicating Iho
character of llio man , who for two terms
held the highest position in thocabmol , thai
of seeietnry of state , and was ono of the
foremost men of the age , that ho never again
passed under the portals of thoblatodopart-
ment after the dai of his lestgnitlon Ho
has never re-entered the department which
so long had him as Its chief since that memorable -
orablo Saturday , Juno fi , when ho penned
the brief reslgnallon which prooabli ciused
u moro profound sensation th in aiii si iillar
missive In the his tori of this countri The
resignation was written in the Htllo loom
w hleh opened from the secretary's oftlco It
was penned , sealed and it lice tea to the pres
ident in a few moments. Mr Blalno then
nroso and strode from the building , never
igaln to enter It.
Si Hie Change ,
Those who weio lone In the State depart-
nent and knew Mr Hlaine when he was n
ils best , recognlro'd w lib sot row dining bis
l.istservIco that theio was a rein likable
change In his ph.y slcal condition Mr Ulaino
was conscious of his poor stale of health A
prominent republican who cilled upon him
about a .venr ago. in speaking of this , said
" 1 w out to Mi Hlatne the hitler pal I of last
Janit irv and asked him if he was going to be
n candidate for the ptesldcne.y He answered
sworod 'No sir , I cannot entertain Ihe
thought for n moment It would kill me saie ,
I know , and 1 don't believe I have a ft lend
on e.ulh who would IISK me to be a candidate
If ho knew the stale of m.v health' Mr
Hlalne added ! am golnrf to write a leltet
on the subject ' ' .
After Mr Hhilue had wtlltdi his letter an
IIOUIK ing th it he would not be a i.ind'thito '
for the republican nomination lie was waited
11)1011 ) by his fi lends and utged to iccoiislder
his action It was to-presented to Mr HI line ,
who was then 111. tint the campilgn would
be so easy for him as to Involve no physical
or mental exhaustion and thai Ihe lesult
vvouln be his triumphant election With an
all ot despondency the siik man teplled that
he was mtlsllcu tint he could not live
through a heaUd political campaign or that
If ho should the harrassmenls of the picsi-
( h nil il ofllcu would tin cli tri minute his life
within sK months aftir he toik bis seit Hc >
Intended , and this statement is sUntlicant ,
in view of subsequent events , to icsiun his
office nisei lot ir.v of state iu the eaili sum-
mei , retire to his Maine homo and spend his
lem.ilnlngdais in quiet lltctari woik
VV hen the llml ( 'line.
Mr Hlaino's death at last came p ilnlessl.v ,
but not without piemonllum 1'he att ( mling
physicians have sild icpeatedlv In the latter
da.vs , since hope of iceovei y v\as abandoned ,
that when Ihe end canto it would probably
01 cm with at leist two 01 thice houis
v\ainlug This one announcement , at least ,
among man.v perplexing and umtiadit toii
statements , has hcvn vculled hi fails The
appioachof drilh was m ide evident to the
fatnllj fulli two houis befoie Its m lull oc
c utt em o
H w as belw een 0 and 10 o'c loc k this moi u
ing wlien the ihst daii'-'eious symtotus | vveie
absolved 'Ibo family hid tikin their
bieakfnst and the tialncd muse , Mis Pi Ice ,
had gone down forhct bte.ikfast aho , leaving
the pilicnt lempoiailly alone .liimes G
Hl.iluc. jr , had on his hat aud coal picu ua-
tory to stnitiiigofl for his da } s duties in
theofmeof the Pennsy haul i Uailio id com
piny , wbeio he is employed , when his
mother suggested lo him that it would bo
uetter to wait until Ihe nutsecameup He
piomjitii accpiiesiod Mr Hlaine hud pissed
a icstless night ind had bien pioiiounced
"nowoise , even by his ( autious jihysiclins
But beiond a perceptible incie.isu of the
languor which had maiked bis ( ondltion
dining Ihe pist few days , theio was nocrj
alaimin change to bu noted
StliiiuliinlH VV < r i I'scliK" .
AVhen the nutso rettuned ftom hci bieak-
fast , however , her exper 11 in ed ey es at OIK e
sivv that the end was diawtn. ? near Hoth
ph.vsicians vveie immedi itelv telephoned foi
and auivid within a few minutes of each
other Ube povvciful bent stiui'd int ( nitio
gheiine ) wlin h had seveial times befote
liiought the pitlent out of the yalley of
de Uh vv.is poweiless now Lr ) Hyatt at
i ) ! 0 o'clock came out and said to the gtoup
of waiting newspiper men thithefeaicd
tbcendwas.it hand At 1045 he laj so
still that the window shades weio i.ilsed lo
give more light lo enable Ihe phvsiUans to
doteimlno if life slill llngeivd Fifteen
minutes later thoi proclaimed him dead.
Wlien He ml In thn City.
( - -k * * f
The news "was instantlyJlashcd all over
Ihe world. Young Mr. Blalno was In the act
df writing a note to President Ilairlspn to
Inform llim of tbo event when tbo president
himself atilved , ueco-npanied hi hltipilvato
bi'iotar.v and Seeiotary of State li'oslcr
All Iho lest of the cabinet quiikly followed
and tbo excitement throughout tiie citj became
came gcnernl as Iho nous sjiiead
Holli houses of eongi ess adjoin ned ahd Ihe
former associates of tbo ex senator iwnl ex-
speaker of both political pai tics united in
eloquent tubules to his nicmoty
A miblrc funeral was suggested , but the
wishes of the family juevallcd , aud the
ceiomoules will bo of a ptlvato natuio
'ihoy will be held at the Picsbytci Ian church
of the Covenant wbeie Mr Bhiino was , r
pewholder , on Mondai motniug lr Hamlin ,
who oftkiated at the funetal of Mis Haul
son and her father , will conduct the services
Iho remains will bu bud to test In the
beautiful Oak Hill cemeleiy in Geor/etow n ,
which now forms pail of Washington city ,
by the side of bis favorite son , Walker
Hlalne , and his daughter , Mrs Copplnger
The phisicians have ollUall\ ! made public
the ( auso of death as Blight's disease , ag
gravated hi tuboicular disease of the lungs ,
and followed by heart failure
James Gillespio Hlaino's death , although
It lemovcd from the woild ach'iiactcr promi
nent in cveii thing he undertook , occasioned
little sin prise It had been so long ells
counted that the announcement wa-i wholly
anticipated It was a foregone conclusion
that the b ittlo w Uh death would end In de
feat. Though the facts as to his
Illness hive from Ihe Hist been
studiously eome.iled thiough ofllcial
channels , he was a sick man when he 10-
tmmil to Washington tor the winter and
death and its hcicavcmcnts added moio and
mote to his ailments Ho has grown vvoiso
and continued on his Jouiney lo the grave as
fast as the days could eau.v him Science
and skill finnished him weapons of defense
fora compnatively long time , but death
finished Iho cud of the light
line OHK < IOIIN lor IliiK ,
Ho was doomed fiom the stint and to all
Intent had been a dead man many dais His
mind lias been almost a blank for a week ,
lui id moments hiving been few and far be
tween But the physK.il ft imo withstood
the lav.iges of thu wasting disease till now
F-om eiadle to tomb Hlaino's sixti-tlneo
ve.uslmvo been active All the tiials and
tabulations that fall to the lot of a public
man hive been bis and euned for him
the peaceful ending of a caieer which closed
wlien life's candle made Hslast dicker today
on thn ttoithbcd , suiiounded , as almost in
cess intly foi weeks , by those neincst and
dealest lo him In fact , only the family and
those veiy closeli asso ( iated with then
have been permitted to see or oven hear
from him during the last days of his life
Trained journalists , calling Into inquisition
every honest means at their command and
resorting to eyci } possible means within the
line of legitimate jouinallsm , Kept a most
watchful eye on every movement about Iho
house In whlih the distinguished pittcnl
hie ithod his 1 ist Natuialli It was the dis
position on the part of the famil } an I phi si
clans to conceal his ie.il ( ondltion , but fiom
tlmo to time aceutalo inform illon was ob
tained , and ic-ported It is * ifoto < ii } that
tew , if an } , Joutnilistlc expeilenccs since
Grant's Illness could fuinlsh a moro thor
ough example of wati hlng i.ind waiting than
this
It ipld Spread of the New H ,
Dr Johnson wns summoned to the bedside
iMrlythls moinln/ , but the fact of death
was unknown until shortly after 11 , when ,
In company with Dr Hoit.hc loft tbo house
Hoth were unusually pale , and vv hen ai i osti U
by a leportet for Iholalest news a slgmfl-
cint look in their faces .insi\eiel the ques
tion "Ho Is dead , " said Dr Johnson , "and
pissed away pcaiefully "
Tbo niv.v'j spiead like wlldtlro Crowds
g i thci iil on thn coiner and visitors Hocked
lo Iho house Word was at once Kent to
Pii-sldent HanNon who , accompanied by
PrivaloSeeretaiy Halfordund Dr Paikcrat
once v\a'ked over lo Ibo Hlalne mansion ,
followed ( | idiklv by Postmaster Gineial
Wanamakcr ' 1 lie president allowed maiked
signs of gtiof
iiulilfii ( MintiRc for Ihe U'ori < .
Thp patient jtjisod a ustless night and
I this muinlng was linguld and weak , but
I nothing serioim was noted until shot 11 } bo-
foio ( ( , vvh'Jii a ui lingo for the worse oe-
1 ( lined Both plusii lans weio hastily sum-
moncxl and ieun ! iul at the bedsldo till
death I'ho 01 d was so pea eful that only
, thoexi'-ricuecd eyeof the pbislclnn could
perceive that the great statesman had joined
the majoi Ity
I Dr. Hey suU Blalno' * death was duo to
sheer exhaustion Ho was unwilling lo make
n statement regarding the exact disease
until ho had received the consent of the
family.
Dr. , lcihn t < in' Slnteinriil.
To a reporter Dr Johnston sild"I vvni
called to the Hlalno tvsldcnco at ( i if.i thin
moinlng nnd found Mr Hlalne veiy much
exhausted Ho had grown weaker during
thocatlv moinlng Abjut S .to the nurse
obsetved that his breathing was moro
dlftlcult and his pulse mote feeble.
Dr H.v alt was also sent for
and ai lived at Id After m.v arrival
Mr Hlalno continued lo glow weiker very
rapl Hi , his pulse becoming vci.y feeble Ho
died at 11 o clock , petCeellv ( onscious llll
within a few moments of his death Ho
iccognlred all thus" around him and died
w lihout suffei Inir
In answer to the question "Ilid Bliilne die
of Hilehl's dlseiso' the physlclm said
' \\hlle theio his boeii durliu the past
sevetal months evidences of chronic disease
of the kllnovs , belmr the foi m. commonly
Itnown ns Hil'tht'H diseise vet this was not
the s > le causiuif death There wete other
consecutive complii itlons which tended to
exhaust him and h isten .Ihe end The
lapses which he h id foi some lltuo weie duo
to he.u t exh instlon th it is , feebleness anil
iireguliilti of ttio aclion of the hoait , no-
comp.lnied by difficult breilhlng
l.l\ed on Vltnusl Nothing.
' Dining iesteidav nothing of tin-
poitame occutivd Mr III line simply
lav theie In a feeble condition ,
taking veiy little nourishment. Indeed ho
1ms taken veiy little lunulshnient Mime the
seiious attack of December IS , and this con
sisted almost wholly of mile At no tlmo
has ho had any dllllcultv with his stomach
and his been able to digest vvhalevei food
was given him Tinoiighout his long illness
he h is been able to roiogiitoo the family and
physicians While ho has not conversed to
any extcnteven with thefamlly forsomellmo
p ist , he has always been able lo indtcalo his
wants veiy cle.uh To questions asked him
ho always teplied intelligently , but In ntano-
svlables"
Di Johnston said fuitherlli.it theio hud
been icall.v no hope of Mi Hlaluo's icioveiy
sime Ihe sinking spell In Dei ember but to
within two or tluee weeks there was strong
hope that life inlxht be prolonged Since
then theie had been no luijx ? , and practically
nothlngwas done except lo givohim nouiish-
ment
If tbo famlli consents , the phislctans will
m iko a statement of the progiess of the itls-
ease
rrcxlilent lliiriNoii'n riocliiiiuttlon.
Following the inesident's visit In qulc'lc
suci c'sslon came the membeis of the cabinet.
Then one after anJtbei inaumstaut stieiiin
the most promh.ent people In official llfo
called and left woidsof londolcuco
Uetuining fiom the visit to the house of
death , Picsldcnl Hatiison Issued a pioclanm-
tion to the people of the United State's an
nouncing the dc ith giv ing a brief resume of
the public carcei of the late illustri
ous statesmin and p lying a tilbuto td
his patuotism. whiih had won for him
the gratitude and affection of 'ils countrymen -
men and the admiration of thcwoild and
directing tint on thcdivof his funci.il all
the executive dep n tinonts at Washington bo
closed and on all public buildings through
out tbo United Statt s the national Hag bo
displayed at halt stiff , and for a peiiod of
thirty days the Department of State bo
di.iped in mouining
Secietary Fostei Issutd an older closing
the state dopaitmeiils
The senate and honso adjourned as a mark
of respect to Mr Hlainc without tians ictlng
any business
The funci.il arrangements , so far as do-
i Ided , are that set vices will I'o held on Mon
day foicuoon and the lemalns interred hero
at least tomiKirarily. It is not yet decided
whether the funeral will bo public or pri
vate. . i
Adjournid llio ( 'alilnet .Meeting.
President Harrison s ild that the news of
Mr Hlaino's do ith has made a very pro
found impi csslon upon him While recog-
ni > liu tbo f id f 1-0111 Hie statements of th6
pli\sicians \ and members of the family that
ultima to ICHOV cry in Mr Hlaluo'B case was
improbable , ho was still wholly unpiepaird
for It at this time , and Iho announce ment
had been a gieat shock to him Ho felt un
able , undei the clii'iimstancoK to enter ujwn
the ionsidei.ition of any publlobusiness with
the membcis of his cabinet , most of whom
had been assoctiled with Mr Ulaine in the
oflkhl family iclatlons and , therefore , after
the oxpiession of icgtot and soirow at the
loss sustained by themselves and the coun-
Iry In Mr Hl.iltie's death , the meeting of th6
cabinet was adjourned
TrlliuteH fiom llll AsrfixhiUs.
Associates of Mr Ulaino paid the follow
ing tiimitcs of affection and esteem to his
memoiy
Heeiet.u'i of Slate Foster Other of his
fi lends vveto moro competent to speak of
Mr HIline's services and genius In congress.
In politics and In liteialuro In diplomacy
Ills chief clmtiicteiislie was his exulted
AmeiU.inism He was a thorough believer
in the Montoe doi trine , and the reciprocity
pollci.whidi distinguished the close of hla
publlo c.ncer , was an outgrowth of his con
victions icspecllng tint doctrine. His
diplomatic coiiespondeiuo will rank among
the best of his political productions , Ills
reputation abiold will mainly rest upon his
acts as secretary of state In the past ten
years , at least , ho has boon the best known
American In fotelgn lands i
Secretary Kuslc I have no hesitation In
s tying that in 111111 } icspects Mr. lil.iine out
ranks any of his ( onlernporaries and has
wielded a greiter influence In shaping the
foi tunes of the republic Onoof tbo quali-
lies I have always esti omed the most highly
iu James G Blaine was his stmdy , unswerv
ing Ameiieinism Ho will always bo ono of
the conspicuous llguies in the political hl -
loiyof thoountry ( Ills death , while riot
unexpected , will bo a gieat shock to the JMO-
pie of tbo whole n ition , itiespectivoof their
polllii.il sentiments
Sciiot.iry of the Tirisury Foster-Mr.
Blaiuo's caicer has bei none of le.ideishlp ,
and vvithimt doubt , lie possessed to a gi cater
j degieotho conlldi'iuo , icspect and alTectlon
of the vast majiiiity of thn American people
than any other in in of bis tlmo His fame
is worldwide His person il i > opulaiIty and
his hold upon Iho pop-dai alTdolion was not
confined to bis own paity Ills death will
bo sineeicly moiirtuu
Will III ) yiUnnd bf tlm World.
Attorney General MUlerIt Is cusuunary
to speak of ono w ho , ieliig ) elected lo tha
\lco piesldency becomes preslflcnt , IIB an ac
cidental president With toferenco to Mr
Hlalne , It may butiuly slid that his failure
to bo preside lit Is an accident At the f uncial
of Diulol Wcbstci ono of his ne-lghhors , who
lived near M.usblUld , looked on his face and
said 'Dinlul Webster , the world will bo
lonesome without you " The simo may bo
said with propiloty of James G Blalno ,
Old ) Comp iron M ltd Clny.
Seeiotary Tracy -Mr Blalno , vllh the
iwsslblo exception of Henry Clay , was tha
most brill I int HI ilc siimn and iralltlcal leader
this eountr.v has ever proJucod Ho was n
bornh'adct of men , and il ( hl.y endowed by
natuio with all those qualities that make a
gie.u stato-mum In Iho United States u
thorough legal training Is almost indispensa
ble to a gic it nnd diversified publlo career.
That without such training Mr Blalnccould
achieve success In the various public ixial-
lions he ban been called U | > oii to llll is iul
adiiltloM.il f vldi nee of his extraordinary nat
ural powcis
Secietary Kohlc Jamcn G Hlaine hold
the attention and commanded the icspoot of
his counti.y mi n to a most cxlrmndiiriiy de
gree -more , I think , than any other political
leader , s ive LIiu oln or Clay. LIke Clay , his
followers vvcio lnving and enthusiastic , and
alike iliey achle\ftd gieat HiiccesseN , hut
failed iccidvo the summit of their ambition -
bition the ptesldonc } Ml Blalne's dc ith
will Im gtcatly Inmei.led by the whole na
tion His critics will not bo found In this
country
Mix I.lht Will ilituii IiiHplrutlon ,
Sedelary KIKIiiH Mr Hlalno was a won-
dot fid man and wondii fully gifted Ho wan
one of tbo gieatcst Btatcsmen and polItUal
leaders the country tun produced nnd the
most ( onspicuous leader of his tlmo. He
was the idol of his party , the most loved
man In It He had , moro than an } other
political loader in this country , the most en-
thuslaallo following aud thu bett aud UMM )