FHE OMAHA DAILY BEE
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19 , 1871 , OMAHA , WEDNESDAY MOUSING , GOTO HE ilI , 18l)3. ) SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
PENA'SWARISOVER
Argentina HovolutionisU Are Surrendering
Unconditionally on Every Hand.
REVOLT IN THE NAVY QUICKLY QUELLED
Leaders of the Movement Oaptured Almost
at the Very Outset.
WILL COLONIZE THE RABID IWDICVLS
Opponents of the Government to Bo Sent to
Ticrra del Fueeo ; ,
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL SPREADING FAST
itlnut l' Ixmo llncoinlnc Popnlnr
III thn Coiintrj Outmilo < r Ilio
Mitllo'it ( Mima ( liiltiniK .Mmiy
Jlllllimitllll AltrMlOllli
\Cnpm \ I'jMfl " " ' 'I1' " " ' * " ' " ' ' " ' ' " " 'I'- ' !
lltii'Ans Auirs , Aigentlna ( via Galvcstou ,
Tex. ) , Oct. -By [ Mexican Cable to the
NewYoik Hoiald-Speel.il to Tin : BKR 1
The govctnmont is rapidly training the
ninstery of the Insuigents , who aio being
Biippiessed at tlie different points vvhcie ,
until iccentlv , their movements xvcto con-
duoted with fotmldablo vigor The icvo-
lutlonlsts In Hosaiio have inado an uncon
ditional suiiendei of iho city lo iho govern
ment , and reports give infotmitton tint
the Insuigents .u e being supptessed tinough-
out Santa To These gains on tlio part of
the govoiiiincnt h ivo not boon effected with
out llglitlni , ' 'I'lieio Irivo been sovoialh.ini
lights , In which the i evolutionists have been
defeated 'I ho torpedo bo its Mutatuie and
No 7 , with their ctows , revolted and
thought they would bo followed bi thu
entile squadton
VVhi'Mt i ; | ilnuVn * TuUcn.
The Nuovodo Julio the lu'xvoiuisor vxhlch
participated in the New Yotk nival icview ,
opened Ihe on the Muratino , slightly dam
aging the boil and wounding soxoialoftho
ctoxx'I ho Muiaturo was then sui loudened .
Toipcdo boat No 7 ran axx.ii to Coloma ,
iv I'oro Iheciexv abandoiud her.
Colonel nsplna and twent.v members of tlio
ladieal patty weio on the Mmatuio when
she was captuted by the Nuevc do Julio , and
they weio hold as pusoncis abo.nd the
cruiser. Tlie sentence of death piononnced
on Colonel Hsplni by a comt maitlal has
been told in the Herald Chiefs Irigojon
nnd Pctocta of the ladicals fled to Moiile-
vldeo , The leadeis of the levolutlon in Tu-
cuman have been tluov.n into piisonand
their soldleis aio also in jail.
The executive asked the senate for power
to put Senator Alem m J ill. This authut ity
was gianlcd and the man has been placed
behind tno bais Ho wasairestcd iestcrdaj
hi Kosirlo by General Koca
Cailos Pollegunl will bo sent toltosirio
to iniUiiu ] into the details of Alom's capture ,
nnd the govcinmont will then decide vxhcio
his trial shall bo held. Tlio gunboat Maipii
has arlvcd bcio with the duel icxottcrs
against the junta In Santa Fe.
rtmlumt ( julukl ) Kfciipturcil
The gunboat Andes at Baico Cliica joiiiPd
'tho i evolutionists and started for Hosnlo
The torpedo bo it 1'spii.i was sent up the
river with otdcns to sintc'or tike the Hist
named vessel , hut xt hen the Andes an hod
near Kosnrio she was attacked bi the
Kspara Indopondencia , and In the fight
, many of the crew of the gunoo.it woio
hilled , while the vessel was also damaged
by the Hhots fiom the Hspaia Indopondencia
The captain of tlio Andes and her ciow lied
to the shoie , nbindoning their craft
Fedeial tioops aio tngigcd in dis liming
the insutgonis in sovoi.il states and ate
meeting xxlth little icsistanco.
'J'ho govcinmont haB"uppiPsscd a Geiman
newspaper hoic
A phi Is under consideration by the gov-
oinnicnt to Iranspott all Iho radio il pus-
oners lo the Island of Ten a del Tnego lo
form a colonj ihcre
I't'riivliin rcilttli .
LIMA , Peru ( vi i Galveston , Tux ) , Oct. a ,
-By [ Mexican Cable to the Kow York Her
ald Special to J'IIK Brt'Tho | ex-min
isters of llnance win are itci used ol com
plicity in the f lauds which it is alleged have
been practiced In tlio public oflleos , have
/been summoned to appear luifoto thn com-
\t \ mission appointed bi coiiRiess to Invogtigalo
tbo matter
Deputy Hamus Paihoca has tovived Ihe
accusation founeilv brought .istiinst ox-
Pi osldent Caiuetes
A bill has been submitted by the Pit iiiihor
of iJopiitios authorizing the binks lu Iss4io
notes payable In gold , lotalnlng on dopuslt a
BUIII equal to DO per cent of llteir capit il , of
| i which-10 com musi be '
per gold. 'JO pop cent
in silver and 40 per cent in bonds of the In
tel mil levonuo debt ,
n\
Itrvnlt Atiilnut I'i'liiili ) llrriiiiilui ; I'upiitai
in IvusiiTii mill siuiiliiifii Urii/ll
| Cntu''lf | | / ' < J.Wl J liuJi'mn aD/nIn i llfiinrll. ]
MOSICVIIIEO , Uruguiy ( vli Gilveston ,
Tex ) , Oot. ! -fBy Mexican Cable to thu
Noxv Vork Hoiald Special to PUR iiii : . ]
Kow a has icachcd this citj tliat the state of
Parana , in Brazil , has declined agalnsi
Pi esident Pelxoto , whose assumption of the
jioxvors of a dictator has aroused opposi j
tion throughout the counti.x as well as in
Hio do Janeiro , xx hoio an upiUing of thu
people has been imminent for some time.
Congress has closed Us sittings in Hio do
Janeiro , whoio the situation Is bouiiv becom
ing moio ctitlcal , with Mollo's robot fleet In
IrV * the harbor , a imuaudlng fmco of t loops
under Peixoto in thu citi , and gioujin , ' ills
content among the inhabitants , who icsont
the aibllrary com so of the piesldont ' 1 he
\xarahlps Kepubllca and Pallas hold
the Pint of Dcstciro in bantu Cata-
rlna , towaid which phuo aftoi a btief
bonib\idxnent \ of Santos live ot the lebel
vexsels si'lled to establish Mello's headquar
ters. The entho state of Santa Cataiin.i
hub dcelared In favurof the lovoltitjonlsts
This action , combined with the recent vie-
tones along the Hio Giande do Sul frontier ,
has given InsTcasod animation to the tevolu-
tlonury movement.
No act ho part In affairs has been taken by
the Brazilian siiuadrou in tlicupjiorUiuguai
river , and it still remains neutral.
Ilurhotu r > ir l'r \ i liiii il I'rnlilriit.
Il Is piobablo that Senator Huy Darbosi ,
\vho is noxv in this city , will be culled to
DesKrroto ass'iiuo the post of piesuicnt of
the provisional government , which will be
upheld tiy thi ) cunstimtli grow ing element
that ic hostile to Pulxoto.
The Brazilian crtiUer Baliia passed hero
jcstord * ) ' afternoon ou Its way north to Join
Mello's squadron , of which It will form n
part.
T'clxoto has Issued a manifesto dcchrlng
ho will not resign , hut will lotaln the oftlco
of president and continue to fight it out as
long as ho can contiol. the " > , UOU troops now
under his command.
Tlio cities of Itaqula and Oimhl In Hio
Oramlo do Sul are in the power of the i evolutionists
lutionists , who nio conducting aciivo opera
tions from these points. H ige , Vaguara and
other f ion tier towns have been abandoned
hi Castllho's troops , which have beer , con
centrated to defend 1'clot.is mid 1'oito
Alrgro
'Iho Brizlltan consul In this city lofuscs
to dispatch any vessels fiom hero to any
ports in UraMl.
ItlHliinrrk'H C'lirMlltliin Crlllril.
Bi HI.IS , Oet. 8 A tulfgiain fiom ilreslau
savs a report has i cached tlictu Irom Klsson-
tren that Prince Blsmaick's condition is such
th.it U Is doubtful If ho ever will leave thcic
alive.
rioitr Tin : HIM. / % i
*
Intrrestlnp ; IOKI ! Coinpllciitlmis Oxer thn
Slum ( IM \ Nnrtlu rn.
Sioux CITT , Oet 'I ( .Special Telcgiam to
Tin : Bi K ] The application fora lecoivur
for the Sioux. City \ , Noi tliei n 10 ul came up
In the United States court todai. Gatcli ,
Connor it Weaver of DCS Molucs r.ppencd
for the Aldiihnttan l o.ui and Ti ust compan.v ,
whicli applied for the teceiver , and Judge
llongliofSt Ixiuis and J C Coombs of Bos
ton for tlio ciedilots. Mr Coombs In his
aigumcnt openlv clritged that Kennedy ,
Todd & Co and the Cic ! it Xnitliein and J
J Hill Interests had conspired togetl er to
xxteck the compmv and tluuvx lite pi op
en tto the Not thin n Ho stated that
Hr > ( )00 ) of Inteiest i.tmo duo on the
$1 MXI.IHHJ loin of Kennedi , Todd \ , Co
Jnli 1'J , that he seemed an extension of
time to .September ! W and then tcndeicd the
Interest but that Todd lolused to lake it
and infotmed him that he vx.isa slockholdei
in Hilt's tout , tlio ( < ie.it .Noi them , and that
the Noitliein held fiK,0K ( ) ( ) of tin- loan
Cashier Stoddirt of the Third National of
St I ouls , seetolai'i of tlio cicditois' oigan-
/Ulon and XTIIO teptvsents JsUO.OOO
of the cliims agimst the com-
| ) in.v , held in St Louis , substanti ited
xx hat Mr Coombs said The ctedttois said
thoi thought ft host to have a icceiver , in
vioxv of the fact th it tlie 10 id Is noxv In the
hands of the Great Northsin , to pioteet
them against the conspiracy , and Inter-
xened only to proxent Kennedy , Todd & Co ,
the Manhattan Tt ust comp in ) 01 the Gie it
Not thorn from naming the teceivei , honing
that an Imputial icceiver will bo nanii'd
Judge Shlras took the mattei under advise
ment
Dcol.irml Uni oust itutloniil
Dr-t Moi.srs , Oet y [ Special Telegram
to Tnu Hnu. | Tito last session of the legis
lature passed a 1 ixv authotl/ing the cication
of boatdsof pirk coniiiiissioneis in cities of
the lirst class Piitsuant lo that law the
volets of IJes Moincs , al Ihc icgular cit.v
election in Apnl , is'.leleete ' I such a boatd
'Iho boud vx'is org.mi/cd and pioceeded to
ccittfv a tax of 1 mill on tlie dollar topij
tlio inteiest on 1.100 ( WO of citpirk \ bonds ,
which It ptoposcd to sell foi tlie put nose of
puichasing a number of puks 'Iho
p irks xvero selected , but their pin
chu.se xvas enjoined on a suit b.v
J. M Orvis to lostiain the commissionots
on thoRiouud that their acts xxeic. unconsti
tutional.
The supiomo com t of the state toJ ij tiled
a decision icvetoinjr tliedoctition of tnc loxxct
coin t and lioldtnglh.it thoctealton of a puK
distiict for the pitiposodocs not xxaii.int tlie
issuance of bonds , being an invasion ot the
constitutionptoxlslon ! limiting indebted-
noss. The comt savs "Thoie is no phase
of the case upon xxliich all can --ust.iiii tlie
conclusion tint thoie is a now iiiuntcipil
corporation bv viitue of xxliich the bonds
ami indebtedness , in excess of the constitu
tional limit.upon the citi of Dos Mollies aio
valid A dec rco should be enteted teati.iin-
ing Hie sale of Iho bonds or thu levi ot a lifer \
for the payment of ii.tcicst theieon "
Iluntlni ; U'IIilun'4 Xlui < leior.
Mvsos Cm , In , Get. -Special [ 'lele-
KiMintoTuu Bni-Nelllier | of the thteo
men now under ariest , suspected of tlie mur
der of Policeman O'Btlon. is the parii
xxanted. The eliief of the Chuago , Milxxau-
Keo\.St Paul toad ana iwo spool il detec
tives fiom Chicago aimed tills mottling aud
the case has boon given oven to them The
murdetor xxas about six feet tall , slim , uailc
mustache , s with bcaid about two xxecks
old. Hoxxorea liglit , shoit ovoico.it and
slouch hat
Dinlh ufaii Ion > VrtiMiin.
Mxivriiv , IT , Oet 8 [ Special to 'I in-
IlBi'J Williim H. Wilson died at his
tiomo in this city last evening , aged T4
yens Hohas lived in the iionhonst part
of this ( Mills ) countv for foitv joits , and
xxas evorv xvheto known as ' Uni lo Billv "
Ho owned ovot 100 notes of the iinuv.ili'd
soil of Mills countv and had moved to Mai
xeinoulv a moinh ago to give his ioungoi
chiidien bettor school advantages
! ( > . ! Jlott'l Illlllllll.
ON xxx \ . la , Oet .1 [ S | cct il Telogiain to
THIS Bui ; 1 Hotel Iowa , bettor known as
the Walton house situated on Middle nioid-
ivav near the depot , binned at 1 o'cloi > c thn
nioinlnir > 'liio tlio xxasimlei fuliluidwu.
u lieu discoveiod and the iiuidlotd and
fuosts xxero ohlid od to got out the second
stor.x xclndinxa In Older to > ivo themselves
'I ho loss is about $ -.r ! > 00
Mlprem * ( inn i In t Ulnim.
UBS MUIM'I , Oet " bpei lal 'Jelcvtiani
to .Tin : Hi i : ) bupiemo court decisions
State against Joshua Bun ; , appellant. Divis
district , anirmcd ; htato , anpciliiit , ag.ilnst
Hli/ihetli B ( ic'gnor and John ( ijgnor , Mo
bask t dlsulct , allliuuil , htato .if..ilu.sl
Ulchaid Luilhun , iipjicil int. L iss dlsliict.
lovotsed Statci ngaiiiht Cli.uliM McGl.r.sen ,
appellant , Mohasioi district , lexcisw'd.
VlllKllUI'll ll > IIIKIIXI.IJ Illl'll.
buiuvCirv. Oi-t 2 [ Spj.'lil Telo-'iim to
Tnr 15uj - .Iiiliu Hiuiicr , an old tesiiieiit
and engineer at the cleetilc atieet cir poxxci
house , vxas shut and Killed at ! > o'cloi1 ;
tonight at thu coiner of hi.stn and Water
sliiets bv highxvaintun Uu losiotel In
thuii attempt to hold him up Thei-j is no
clew to the identity of the murdeieis.
Sumll lint
Hur SritiM.s , S I ) . OU. ! l - [ bpoel.il Tele-
giant to TUB HEPTiro ] vestcrdav do
stioicd thiee fiamu hiilhlins on ChU'ico ;
avenue , occupied bv Itxinor's ionfe' > .iioiier.v
Mote itiitl Ch.iusso X Kiuihle'a sjloni ( ioo'd
work of tlio tlroincn saved adjoining build
ings J jiss w ill ai/b'i cgate about } . ' "ilk ) , , \ UJi
no insuuineu oxoepi fiM on Ki luc-r's c oi-.i in
Ttaders union of Chicago
Dviume of u I'orinri Vi ImiKk in ,
OKI iticiis , S I ) , Oct. ! l i.Sppcial toTiu :
BEE J William MoUonaid , aged < " . , who
moved from Kutton , Neb , to a farm near
this place about two ioara ago , dicit S
night from the effects of a bioken leg.
xxliich was caused a week ago by a tjiiii re
coiling when aicidentall.v dlschaigod.
uf Oican sitiuupi * OvKilioi ; l
At Southampton AuivcdHatcl , from
Noxv York
At MovIlio Atilvcil Putncsld , fiom Noxv
Yoik ,
At OuceiiBtoxxn At lived 'leutonli , fiom
Nexv v " '
> > m Vnrk ix ; < liuiici , ( tuotulloni.
NKW YOIIK , Oot. -Spqcial ( 'lelogrnin
toTiiK BBI : . | -i\i'hiuigo ; was ijuotfd as inA
lows ; Chicagodloxv ut T.Vpiomlinn ; Boston ,
ITfiilSo Uiscount per 1 , ( > IXJ ; St IAJHU , Tf-e
promluni ,
- * -
KnglUli Mliiuro" Snlkn full ii incr.
Losnov , Oet 8 Ills estimated 'AOOO of
thu coal mlneis who huxe beeu ou a strike
have now gouu to woik.
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF AGE
Senator Palmer Docs Not Like the Tactics of
the Silver Senators.
ARE MAKING IT A TEST OF ENDURANCE
Unkind Method * ( Tied by tlin Opponents of
Ilcpc.tl to Oefc.it thu PIIMIIRU of thut
Men mi re Ymtcrdii ) ' Debate
IfiMMO Vr
Oet 3A novel amendment
to tlie bill lepeiling the purchasing act of
IS'.K ) , was .submitted in the senate today by
Senator Motgan of Alabama. It pioposes
the te eniettncnt of the free coinage not of
liiirr , , and the i omission of'JO per cent of
|
taiiff ; duties to thoconntiies which iccclvo
Ameiiian stimlard dollars . ( of the present
vxigiinnd \ | llneiicss ) at paras legal tender
money.
Thu deb ito on the repeal bill xxas con
tinued by Senatots Uolph of Oregon and
Palmer of Illinois In advocacy of the bill ,
hi Mr Power of Montani against the bill.
When the fall of the vice ptnsldunt's
gavel announced the senate to have
mot this morning tltete were only a
few lepublicans in the chamber and not a
democt.it 'visible. The lack of a quotum
xx at cilled to the attention of the ciialr and
after a doliyof fifteen minutes a quorum
was obtained and the icgular business was
continued The vice president laid bcfoto
the sen ito a communication fiom tl.e secio-
tan ot the trcasurv giving a detailed slate
incut of tlio exports of silver for the months
of Julj and August Mr. Dubols introduced
a bill enabling the states of Califoinit ,
Colorado , Montana and Idaho to suppoi t
stale schools of mines.
Mr Motgan ofleied an amendment to the
house hill No. 1 , the Wilson bill , doclaung
the aet of Januai'v 18 , Ib37 , to bo in force.
Tlio bill to iepc.il the Slienn in law vxas
then laid befoio the Benatoand Mi. White of
Califotnia . said he had J\amlncdcaiofully _
the Bankers' Maga/ine of August 1ST ! ! , and
found the statements made hi Mr. bhcumm
ycstciday concerning a ceitain aiticle in th.it
magazine to bo certect , and Hint his quot.i-
lion from the publication xvas erioneous
Mr. White also read from the Congiession.il
liecutd to show that the statement as he had
Kixcn it vx as made as earlv as lb ?
Dolpli liiltts liir Itrpcil ,
Mr Uolph took the floor and continued his
speech In suppott of the lopoal bill IIo
quoted from the message of Piesident Cleve
land ot 13" > urging the discountenancing of
the put chase and coinage of silver Tlie
Bland Allison act Mr IXilph eh u ictoiUod
as as stioug an arguhient against the use of
silver as he was able to oiler , and sam ho
had lead it for the purpose of shoxxinir that
democrats who adioeated the letentlon of
the bheiman act are notinaccoid xxith then
pattv leadeis Ho du jlutcd that tlio success
of the democratic parti with such a candi
date and such a plallonu xv.is abundant evi
dence of the lact tli it the people did not ue-
Ktic to contiuuo the cointge of silver under
the existing conditions.
Mi Teller nueuupted Mr Dolpli to ask
him xx hut eh nice he thought there was of
scenting any recognition of sihoi undci the
administiation of a pi esident who holds the
views oxptessed bv Air. Cleveland. To this
Mr Dolpli replied th.it he did not expect
tlieio vxould bo an.x legislation eonceiuing
silvei undet tlio piesentadniliiistration with
the coinlUions lemalnitig as at piesent He
did not knoxx of any single utter
ance of Mr. Cleveland that implied
be had chanced in his opposition to
the further puichase of silver and coinage of
silver dollars. Ho did not expect to secure
anv legislation without inlet nation il agree
ment Mr Dolph quoted the statement that
minoiities aio i.idical and majoiities con
servative , xvhich , ho slid , illustiales the
ohanfeo of the demociatic pat ty since It had
come into poxxer. When tno dcmociatie
puti xxas in the tuinoiiti it could afloid to
faxor free coinage , but now thatit had a ma-
! , had become consetvatlvo on tills
stibjei t. _
Olttxolii'HlN Virus.
Mr Teller aslted Mr IJolph if lie had aiii
ic.isoii lo suppose that tlio piesident hid
taken any steps looking to secure the help of
othei nations in the inteiest of silver Mr
Uolph replied ho xxas not acqutiiitod xxlth
the plans of the administialion , but ho had
no leason to suppose that the pi esident xx.is
not noxx. as formeili , fnendli to the piojoot
fet an international agreement. He could
not doubt Mr Cleveland's good faith u hen
he states that ho desncs such an airinge-
meni Many believe the repeil of the
bheiman act would hasten an agreement
with othei nations and it was possible Mr
Cleveland intent onteitaln this view.
Mr Palmer took thosuno view , and xvhllo
disclaiming any autlioiity to icptcs > nt tno
pic'Miicnt , lie had no doubl that the piosl-
doul i ( ' [ raided it as essential that the United
State's should > letoiiinne its own policy xxith
lofenciRO to hllxer befoie inxiting othei na
tions to confer upon the ii.nttoi
'Ilio HiusselB monetar.x confcicnio xxas
bionrht into the din. ussioit and Mr Allison ,
icpuhllc in , of loxva v.hovIH ono of the
delegates lo th it < onfotenioe , said that while
imarlt all ilio delegates fuxoicd the utlli/a-
tlun ol gold and silver , ihe.x weio not to id.v
to adopt the loln.igoof silxer In their oxxn i
iimn'ilos flo denied that the lonfoiento
uljoutnid xx iilimit action It adjnuiiiud I
lot the loasons wl.iih lie had stated m his
lomaiks sjme Uaj.s situ e , nnd Kmopean
lountilcs noxv expcclfd Ih it the confeienco
\\ould icconxone Mr Al'lsou s lid that the
eonfetoliie had In on postponed fiom thoJiUlli
of Max until Nox-omh-r lot ictsons which
lie had not understood Instead ol Hutupean i
iroxt'iiiinonts not bung inlotcstod in tie |
question , thoio Is not a Hmopean gov-
01 nment which h not wati Iting e\ei > stop ,
ovu.v niovmniiit taken in this eotmtr.v
'Ihoso tummies woio hoping this govein-
menl woild get thorn out of Iheii dilemma
w uhoul t'us ' < uunti v loiin Its gold and tak
ing the whole bmdou of silvot upju itself.
I'unvr O | > | HWH the IMII.
Mi Power , topiibllcan , of Montana , then
addic'sscMJ tiie son ito In opposition to tlie
hill Mr Poxxer E > ltd ilio tenet of tlie stiver
faith to xvhich Us advocates clung was
"fico coinage alihoiatlo ef lit to 1 , " or at
least Mich Ugl-d.uion un Hint basts as would
icitoio sllvoi to its fntiner pl.tco xx 1th gold
as the miine.v of the constitution That was
tiie F.hlbbo'.cih of the friends of silver and
on that they put UHMiiBelca upon the coun-
tri. "
Mr Palmoi , deinoci.it , of Illinois , then
addiesscd thu senate Confess hud been
In session eight weeks ho sud , and it had
become a very Intelcstlnu' inipiiii whether
the senate would at aii.v tinio dispose ol tlie
question now befoio it Tlieio w.is givat
uiiNloti In Hie louutiv that thu debate
should end some time , nud tli.it the senate
should dispose of the Important legislation
beloio it A euolul uxamination of iho
rules of the sinato failed to disclose nnj
means l > i xxlildi Hie senate tould govein
itself And , on the other hand , there
was an intimation from 'the op
ponents of iopo.il that they vvoidd
like to oo boit'obodi test the quemioit
of the lights which Ilio.\ \ claim Such a cun
test he did not contemplate .vim ple.tsuio
A contest jf phi steal eudutancu niidu no
allow anoo for ago ot helplessness In such
a contest , when his ancient fiieud Horn
Veiinpnt ( Mr Moiililjaiulhlinsc'lf , almost us
aniiont , [ laughtoi eucountcned the Juve
nilu bCiutur fiom Nevada ( Mr hleuail )
, hui0'htcT ] Mr. i'li'mor ' IIOIKH ) jho.x xxuuld Iw
allowed to nho eh impious to sit In tiicu
scats and staive in theirste id II , un
( HIIIIIII Sftl I (111 ( I'llll.
Mr I'almct said he lould sto no end to Mi
discussion nud kmm ol no method bvxbl > h
11 could bo tei minated , ' 1 tie senate oiignl to
act and it ought to vote , " bald Mr , Palmer ,
and then ho proceeded with nn argument In
fnvorofrcpe.il '
Continuing , ho asked : ' 'NVh.y should the
senate not bo allowed to not ! If the seriate
has no poxver to govern itv f , no power to
icgistcr its decision when it lias i cached n
conclusion ; If it bo a mere Itnpotcnt bedi , It
is an nboitlon The time w 111 iomi when
the con nt 1,1 , will nisl'it that the senate sh ill ,
in thu Interest of law and right and In the
oNcrelso of Its cieat power , declire In seine
xvai or another that it will govem itself :
that when the Judgment of the majoritj is
ma lined that m.ijoilty sh ill be permitted
tc register Its determination "
Mr Teller , republican , of Colondo In
quired whether tlie senate had not been
able to mike nil neccs aii laws up to the
ntoscnt time.
Mr. Palmer thought'perhaps It bad , but
ho confessed standing In thu presence of the
senate tint he xvas astonished to Ilnd that
it xxas impotent.
Mr. Uubois rcpubllc.iA , of Idaho thotiffht
that xx 'icnexor ' tlieio vvah a strong senllmcnt
liSI tliecounlri In favor of anv measures the
spttato would icspoml. but the senator from
Illinois Unew us well as ho did that the senate -
ate did not want to pass the inuondltional
icpealblll "I honcstlv bulievo , " said Mr.
Dubols i : , "thcio aio not ton .onatoi heic
who are desirous of pnsslng the uncondi
tional iepe.il bill If theto xxas a strong
sentiment heio thci would pass iT 'I hoie is
u manufactured sentiment on the outside ,
but it does not exist heio "
.Iiiit Want n Clmncu tn Vote.
"If thosetiatorftom Idaho and thosovxhem
ho tepiesents , " said Mr. Vooi bees , cainestli ,
"will glxous a ch.mce tovoto wevviilaiiswor
Iho question vvhotlter thcro are ten. or four
or live times ton senators , who will vote for
the unco.idltlon.il repeal of the Sherman net "
"I will sav to thu sonitor from Indlinn , "
lopllod Mr Utibolsdellintly , , "tb.itiouliavo
power to icsort to anv end you see lit , but
the minute vouundciiako to icsort to un
usual mcisutes It will but demonstrate boxv
futile It is to endeavor to pass the uncondlu
tlonal iopc.il bill "
" 1 onlvwish 1 Imd tlio power to icsoit to
moasutos to compel a vote , " said Mr Voor-
hcesMr
Mr Palmer said If the people of Illinois
had been as xx ise as those of Idaho , inste id
of electing a man piottv vvejl vxoin out they
would haxe chosen some rigntous , atlilctic
voung , man , who xxould stirvo the senator
fiom Idaho to dcith [ Lavghtor ) ]
Mr Palmer icg.irded the docl iratlon of
Mr Utibols as an appeal to the barbarism of
tlie senate "Is it ' , of
tj'ito as n matter con
stitutional law , " Mr. Palmer asked , "or is it
consistent with the natmo of this body that
the onli ultimate menus'of securing a vote
is tltit wo shall quiotli announce tli.it we
ate engaged in the great business of sittmir
each other oil ? Aie wo to , h wo beds and
food btought In , with an occasional bitof to-
fieshment of some other name and ch irac-
tct ? [ Hahaij Is that to J > othe teinnun-
tlon of a cre.it intellccUnl smipglo ? "
"Seriously , " eontinui'd Mri Palmnr , "It is
a vety seiioua thing , and I protest that the
time w ill come , and It is very nc ir , xx lio-i the
sensible men of the oountjryxvili sav th it
the senate must adopt j > omp law by which it
can govetn itself " S
After a short executive session the senate
a-IJoiiined. j
I.N rui : nou. ic.
Anotlinr Dnj'a Drlmtit nil the i Tcdrr.il iioo-
ttnriH Ulll. F
'WASHINGTON , Oct. a The deb ito on the
elections bill today only showed one ilash of
interest when Murtai , the * South Carolina
negto lopiesentatlve. hvtcmigntcd Kilo of
Mississippi , Boutcllo of Mumo. suppoi ted
the colored man and.between them they
foiccd the Mlssissipptan to appeal to the
er to prevent furtjior intcrruptiona.
Tlieroi.il feature oftho ,
justbofoto adjournment vvjhen the altondf
ance ! had dwindled down to n handful of
members Air. Duuphy , asked unanimous
consent to consider the Now York and Now
Jersey bill
Mr.Odvvitt Warner , although ho refrained
fiom objecting , made a vicious speech against
the bill. It is the bill vvhioh Senator Hill
tried ' to pass in the senile after midnight on
tlio ' night of the last session of congtess
Mr. Warner questioned the good faith of the
corporation to which the charter was to' b3
planted , even going so far as to intimate
that It was to ho given a monopoly for ton
icats in.otdcr to potmit It to blackmail some
company that honestly desired toenecta
budge. When the vote was taken ho mmio
the point of no quorum and the attempt to
i.iilroid thu bill thiotigh a descried house
vxas hustiated.
Mormon Church' ninpertjr.
B''foie Ihe debite on thoiolcctions bill xvas
resumed this morning , Mr. ' Bailey of the
Jndiciari committee rojioited favoiablv Mr
Uavvllns' 1)111 ) piovlding fonthc disposition of
the pioporty in the hands of the lecoiver of
the Chinch of Jesus Chi 1st of Latter Day
SaintE , valued at * r > ( ) ,0i)0yand ) allowing Us
application to tlie charitable purposes of said
chinch.
Mr Northway , who reprcsciils the old
Gail'eld ' dlsttict In Ohio , opc'iicd tlio debate
on the opposition to the measino lie do-
elated that he nhvnjs had sympathy for tlio
undut dog in the tight. In this connection
iho clnncli w.is the under dog ,
Addtesslng himself to the federal elections
bill , Mr Notthwai ptoceedcd to inveigh
against the poisonous doetilno of "st ito-
ilghts , " xxliich. he slid , stoou like a spcctei
behind Iho bill He maintained thru when
ever ( .ongicss and the states had equal
power to aet it , , as the ditty of congress to
sponk and its voice should no paramount
Kofeiiing to . ' ,11 Pattersoh's frank avoxval
a few dais ago. Noi thvvay said It lemindal
him of the mutdeior who hud appealed for
loniuney on the ground that ho had not an
ticipated the terrible punishment "Wli.v
did von not loiiHldortho consequences he/oio
vou hioiight nn th it awful war ? " asked Mr.
Northxxai , nddiossin ; : the democrats. "The
icpublican p.uty could not shiilc its duty. U
vx is bound to ptotcctthe slaves whom it hid
freed bi four ieais of stilfq. "
Tin ; ISiitliorml Mr. Kjlc.
Mi Ivylo of Mississippi followed in ad-
voc.ici of the bill He said Mississippi was
thu Hist stale to adopt thoAustialian voting
s\stem , and icvlexved th * election laws of
Ohio and Nebraska and | other northern
states ,
Mr Murt.ii wanted to hpow whether Mr.
IC.vle.did not believe in , n Kpublle.in foi in of
govoinmont. "Manhood , " jhp said , ' jhonld
bo the test of BtifTrago , asitlto ballot Is the
only weapon a poor man.hoO' . [
Mr Bontnllo sltouldcroQ bis way into the
arent , sajlnv , "I trust the gentleman xxill
answer.
Thu colored mnn futpd his question
again * I
I aiiswetoJ. " sild Mr. Kyle , ' 'xvithout
Itiiowing t x iclli xx hat joti meant n.v man
liood " '
' A man 21 .veais of ago. ' ' ! [ Ivnigliter.1
"My answer then , " lojorted Mr , Kilo
Kit iking his desk uith his , | u > t , "Is containud
in the constitution of my Mlsslsalpul , which
1 have sw 01 n to support " I
"How about thuoiiEtltitIon | of the tJnitol
States ? " shouted Mr , BouUsllo. "You also
tool' an oath to support tl4 - "
"I'll suppoi l tint too , put what lias that
pot to do wlih lit" |
"Uvcr.v thing , when uiom. ' cra of congress
iir-j to bo eloeto 1 , " jupllct ] lr , lioutello.
APIIUILM | | lur l'rni uinii.
At this Mr Kyle appealed to the speaker
to pievent fuithor interruption , and Mr ,
lioutello teluctantly routed from the
combat.
Mr. Hovxetsof California followed In op
position
Mr Djl-'orcst of Connecticut advocated
the passage of tha bill.
Ai the ( inclusion of hlssx'och | Mr. Dunphv
of New York asked unanimous consent tni
the ptesent cuitblduiation of the Noxv York
and Noxx Unul mil bridge bill Tlio hill wns
about logo ihraii.'lt with only tireniv-cight
in i sent. < xhen Dow lit Wat nor nude the
i olnl of m qiurum , a/tor dcnouncinir thu
! ill .is u blacUm.iillng ndttmio.
I orrl'ju linlll lili [ < ,
Vxs uMruv Ott -There was a hoai
ing ijefoi-o the lommlitco on merclnnt
iiurme and lUhcrlrs tiiU motnliiK on the
ON TIIIIIU
FOUR MORE BIG COUNTIES
Gumhig , McrricV , Oolfax autl Butler Instruct -
struct for Jutlgo Maxwell ,
SOME RED HOT RESOLUTIONS ADOP1ED
Sriitltnoiitu of tlio I'mp'a Kprr nl In
I'liilnly U'ordi'il srnt .iiro lloxv the
"Unlintriirlril" Dmljo In Murklng
State I'ollllcil lliiiipcnltiKi ,
Bi.nvni , Neb , Oci II [ Spedil Telegram
to TUB HFC J At the icpiihlic.in outitity con
vention held liuiotolu tlu > follow Ing nomi
nations xxcre mute Ttoisutcr , A. A Petei-
son ; eoimti cleik. O II liinsom ; sheriff , . !
il Gallon ; judge , L Dowald : coroner , \j \
Hllo.v , supeilntoiidentjf public Instiuotlon ,
f ! l . Mullin ; smvi'vor 12 AMU ill , icpio-
scntnlivc , K O Kolloter.
Delegates to the st.ito convention Uriah
Humor , \V II ItuihtonV | HmkeM1 -
llam Sucfcr. C C. MiMsh , C Hupp. A II
llcnincr , M McL'iimhlin mid JV Watson
The following U'3oliitions xveio adopted
\ \ herons II lias become Rimor.illy known Unit
the pullllcil agents nf tallioids nnil other
oorpoi.itlims , assisted b } oe-it ilu si iteidlloeis
xxliixo lillsni iimcoinotit of public allalrs li is
not lii'cn out rely overlooked by the people ,
h ixo bum niaKliitfstic'imims ofloils by fill or
font nio uis to dufo it , a , : ilnst tin1 popul u will
if tin1 uite'isof this stale , the nomination of
JuilKo Maxxxidl
Ki-soltdl , That the ill-log itos to Ilio stain
eonvolition elected IIIMO ( his iifloiiioon ho .mil
mi1 liutuhy Instiuetod to nso nil linnor.ihlo
mi ) ins In the lull icxl of .linUo Maxwell to se
em n lih nomination as Justice of tin.1 BUIIIIMIIO
LOlllt.
No MlftlitUn III Mnirltlt.
CFSTIIVI. Cm , Neb.O.'t -SpeotalTolc- [ -
gtam to THIS Hrr. | The republican oountv
lonvontion was hi lit hoie today. William
Whitlov was nonilnitcd Tor tioismoi ;
( ieor.ro II Boekos , elotk , J W Pot let , slier-
1ITV II C. Hlcu , judso , Alison Holmes ,
stipcilntcnilcnl ; A K Jovvell , survo\or , H
T. Wethorell.WHoncr
Dislegales to the stale convention Or
Itoblnson , A Soudder , P L ll.iiison , M L
Uosslttor. Charles xv'oostor. S miuol Uatli ,
Kobert C..inphcll , U O Cli.tpniun , W H
Ctetos
The following resolutions wore utiani-
muusly adopted.
Kesolxod , Tlmtour doloR-illon to tlio st ito
conxcntlon hu , and Is hcieby Instructed to
\oto forJiulKQ Muxxxell for justice of the su-
litumu coin I lir-,1 , lust mill nil Hie linn' , and to
rosoitto all honorable MIL- ins to suture Ids
iioiiilnatlon ,
Kosolxed , Flint -.tlt'ctlnj delegates to the
st.itn convention in > nomln ulon sh.ill tic cii-
U'ltalni'd bv Ibo ch.ih unli-ss the candid ito
xx III Hist decline to thoionxoiitlon til it ho Is
he ullly In f.noi of tliu nondn Ulon of Judge
Maxwell
I IIX H'H VIllMXI'll.
SLIII ii 1:11 , Neb Out n - JSpet'l il Tele
gram to 1nr HUB ] At the luinilillean
tounh comention ted ij tliu follo\\hitf 110111-
iuiilluns i ! xxcio in.ulo for couutv ofllten. M
1C . Bodn u , county tieisiuei , AllenCaincioi' ,
clikW ! ; .r. I' male , slu-uff ; W 1. Uallliu.
' 3 l-J Giccniiuin , suivi'ioi ; J. H
Ci a lib's , coroner ; M L Weaver ,
sionen distiict No 2.
Delegates to tlio stito convontlor C O.
Sabm. I W. Whitmin , P M Huntins , C T.
Ilodsdon.P . J Murphi. Wl Howard and
Hdxvard lleAvard , whose inefeience for su-
Iiromo j Judge , if thov vote in accoidunco
xvith the almost unanimous consent of the
convention , will be for Judge Maxxvell.
Jtntlcr Cjjuutjr All Jtlffht.
griim to Tnn BKB ] The republican county
convention toiiy elected the follow inst delete -
. to the st Uo convention : A. J. lOvans ,
J. L , McKnlght. D It lilnl , H Liilil , G.
\V. Ixird , F. K Loonils , J. S Hill , William
Iliuunnetter , C. H. Sai ent , A D Mc-
Domld , C H. Aldrieli , J. B Melllnscer
Thejxcre insti ucted to vote for Judge Max-
x\ ell foi buptome judge.
( Itiii ! Coiinlj'h TUItet.
Neb. Oet ! ! [ Soeciil Tele-
ito THE BKK. ] The republican county
convention met hole today and a mete
harmonious meeting never was held in this
place The delegation to the state conven
tion is solid for Judge llav xv.ud ol Nobr.iska
City for associate judge of the supreme com t.
Tlie convention placed in nomination the
following names forountj oillcers : Ticis-
uiei.Dr Leper of P..lmvia , shoiltT , C W.
Ilogo I of Nebraska Citx ; Judge , S J Steven-
son ; coionor , Nick C'aistons ; stito senator ,
to llll vacancy , Judge Mapes of Syracuse ;
John Watson xvas ohaiitnm oflhoconvcn-
lion. The ticket pxiticul.itly sttun0r
10 i > in : I.KII : .
llou tlio Iliirliiigitoii ISiiiciu KIM p < Trark
at "tliiliistincti a" li li-KKtti.
HAM isos , Neb , Oca It 'Spechl TeU'jrrntu
to i THE DBF J Thetc is ample ptoof at hand
to , support Tun Bi nS statement that the un-
inbti noted delegates to the republican state
convention would ha used to down .Maxwell.
TUB Bir. made the statement last Sunday
that it xx-ns the nlun of the corporation man-
ageis to secure as manj uninsttueted dele-
frntes as possible , Icnovxlng that it vxould
bo impossible to secure dolivxtions
instructed airainst him A cuavass of the
tcturns fiom the county LOlivenllons hold
lastSituulax and Monday xxlll hear out thlb
statement Ifmoicpioof is needed ol the
scheme of tlio corporation manti ors it m M
bo found in a tolugiam that nisii-d thioiiBh
heio. This telogim mils to mind the
Doisoi telegram of 1SUO U xxas [ .out to the
bend in.imi/t'i of the nuillngton uolitieal
buieau at Lincoln , and vxna nceiilcntly over
hu-nl by ,111 x-jpeiator , v\ho had been let
because he "order"
out xxas an man
' 1 his tclcgiani in iniof Htatoil that thn
bi homo h in xxoiked well in a coitaln lountv
and thiit the delegation ns Mnliistrnctod , "
but vns imtl-Maxxxcll to a mm. Then it
closed bi rciiuestlng transpoi tatlon for the
itck'n'utlon and several outMdcis. The ic
< | iieat , vas not in so mm.v x\oids , but the
niemliiK vxi'9 pliln Thn telegram \vas
dated at the count ) t > oal of n count.v In tl.e
wcstein pirt of the sUUi and wub signed by
a well kuo.Mi attiiine.v
It la probable that the political huirnu at
.Lincoln h is tecehoJ , i laigo number of telo
grains hlmil.ir to the one nientlonod niiovo ,
nnd by tills tima passes ate out for the dele
gates mid stiilceis There is anlple proof
near at h ind to suppoi t tlio statement in idc
In tegiiid to this tulegiain ,
SpritUni ti tltii'g Stati'inciit.
LINCOI.V , Neb . Out 2 To the Editor of
TUB Bur. J notice in li D IticharUV at
tempt to skin the editor of Tin : Bir that ho
emirgeb that "It is u ucll Known fact that
ho ( .ludK Maxwell ) xxis the confident ! il nil
visei of the populiitt otiU of the lo.'ialntuio
dining Us session last wintei " Now , as .1
nmtter of Justice to Judge Maxwell , and nlsu
to the populist moTibari of the lojlslatuic ,
1 wish to sav that that chat go is false , and
unolljuthoutfojndktion At no liino and
upon no occasion did wo asl < his udvlco or
counsel ot mode of procedure in the Imuoach
inont prow odings or uncstlgatloiii or another \
other xtorK d > nn by the lutrlslatuio Wi <
folloxxcd the ronstltutloii nnd laxvi of the
htiilo In thos.i innttuis , and did notitsk the
udvico of a coordinate br.uieh of the state
government. Vcr > icbpoufiillv ,
N ° AmN
_ _ _ _ _ _ -J <
IhlM Cull il ) liiilnpoiiduntH.
GitA' < i ) IHI.AMI , Oet. il [ Hpoclal to Tin-
HLU.J Tito independents of Hall county mot
In ( oiivcntiou yesterday ana placeJ In noml
nation . i full ticket , endorsing none of the
eandidntps pit ( ui > by the ilcmo > i.its \ truck
ago tvlth the expectation that the populists
would c'liiioivo their men : md put up tint
tyiltut. 1) M ithic.ssun was nuuiin.iicd foi
i-le ik , IM Searson lortio laurer , .lolm O'Meill
foi blK'HIT , J. If KmJull lor judge , Joseph
sjii for stii etinti-udenl of public
-lion li 1. H Kniruliccny fi riorum r
Will ! tin KiiBlgn forriiirxr\or \
A masb convcution ot the populists wi a
licld at thu opera house last ni lit U U
llouiclcof Llucotn , who took Ruoh an uctiro
| iurt In cxposliif the state houjo ihiij , was
present nnd arraigned the tiefjllecnt mem-
bois of the Board of Publle I nnds ntul
Bullillngs la a in.inncr that cnrtle I convic
tion with It Mr Djvlno of Scluoler ad
dressed thu meeting on tliu independent
partv'.s ' position us to the tailff , and tvas
attentively listened in
NOT t'lMIYllMl A I IMtOUK.
U iii'irrillr l > titpiiti | lit t.lnioln Vrp
Miirti * nnd I'ndiM lilnl ,
Lisnus , Oet n [ Spool tl Tcleitr.im 10
Tin : Hi-c ] AHluni h the democratic state
ooiuention meets In this cltv tomoirovv ,
vxith ne.ulx don delcgites , se.uveli a hun
dred have atrlvcd.
In some tespr-cts the situation herolonlghb
takes on a ridiculous aspect. l'i limilly the
convention has been i.nlled to noinlnato a
ccC.
cani'llato ' for Jmigo of the supreme court ,
but sl'i ul uly ouoi h HID tblo jurists of the
democratic pcrsu islouvho are iHiully
xxllllng and anxlon to sicrlllce theiusi-lves
upon the political nltir nro eonspiououslx
.ibsi'iit When any of tlio delegates
now . liciu me appioichcil upon the
subject | they look pu/zled None
of llieiu seem to knoxv who the candidates
aie In fai t , theic uu1 no candidates The
( lucstlon of candlilates Is neither discussel
nor considered I XCM'.V tlilnsr isovenluidowoil
by Ilio piospcetlvc iiuht between Cotigiess-
nianBr an and the fi lends of the adminis
tration liicidiiitnllv it inaj he ntiled that
Judge Tuttlc of Mmohi , .Ulliro Tlbbetls.
also of this city. Judue MuiiL'cr of ricinont
and Judge Tibbi'lts of Hastings , a biother
of the Lincoln Jui 1st of the s line name , .no
mentioned us candidates In a perrmietoii
soitof w.i > Any one who will h.i/.u-d u
guess sais that Judge Tattle is in the lead
The state contiat committee hold an In-
foi mil session this evening at the Hotel
l.iiiioln and adojinod | without accomplish
mg definite results I hu question of the eon
tests from ( ! aeo and Stllno counties came
up and the comtnittoo lUacieotlj docutod to
lefer them to the convonlio t vxltliout locoin-
inen lation The eominittee adjomncd to
meet at U o'clock tonuiiow inoinhu. nith
thu itiidcistnndltig th it a icmpoi.uv clnlr-
nian would bo selcvtcd and leiommendol to
the convention tomottovx afteinoon
I'll pimiK lorn Warm I li lit.
All factions concede the I'act that tomin-
tow's convention vxlll witness a bitter llnht
between the adminlMti Ulon foicos and the
follow t < is of L-ongioss'iian Br\an Mr
lia van ariived fiom il Louis this aftei noun
and has engaged quutots at the Capitol
hotel , whine ho enjoys compuatno ( inlet as
comi ) lied to the pushing liiiong of adminis-
tiatlon followers who eougiegato In the cor-
lidois of the Hotel Lincoln Toblasi Castor
Is l ! at the 1 liter hosteliy and is by all means
tlio busiest man in thociti The vioxxs of
thedifleient : factions are bast expressed hi
the poison il statements of seine of the men
most active in the fight Warren Sultrier
of Omaha is noie as a friend of the adminis
nation , and he is not at all hiokw.ird about
saving so To Tun lli.r. ho said
that a icsolution had ahcndv been diavvn up
bv ono of the Omaha delegates endorsing the
administration
"If Mr. Brian persists in foicing the fico
silver issue , " slid Mi. Swiuler , "thecoiuen
tlonvxill nnqncstionahl.v accept thoKiiiruof
bittlo 1 : , and adont a lesolution endoising the
lliiuncl i ! il pnlici of the administration and
commending Cleveland's eflfoi ts to seeme
the unconditional repeal of the silver pur
chase clause tf the Sheini in act. "
Albei t Wutkins- , who is suspected of dc
signs upon the Lincoln postoflieo Is he irtil.v
with theadministtation fniccs.
' 'Theio xv ill bo a cle mli cut , decisive light
madoacainst Mr Brian" said Mr. Watklns ,
"and he xvill be be iten. Ho deserves to bo
beaten , because he was electe I as a douio-
eiatand is llgting tlinadministiation "
* ThQyiovx3 of tlie Qrynu foices aio ndmit-
'flbly ' ojqiressod by .f. fr'e.tlhpitn ofthfs olty
who is ono of the .voung congiessmsirs
wannest suppotteis and defondeis
' 'There has never been a moio discnoe-
1t ful 1 light in tlio histoiy of Nebraska politics
than t the ono xxliich the croxxil of ofllcc
beekoisaie making on Bivan Hver.v man
who wants a postslllco will thiow purcipie
lo t Ihe wind and shout for tlio admtnistra
tt
lion t "
So it goes Tlio fooling is groxving in-
tensclv bitter and the outlook for h.mnonv
is | decidedly unfiivouible. As the mattci
looks j tonight Brvan will lose the fight
Peibonally hodoos not irlvc it up , but his
friends concede his defo it
' 1 IlltlO II IS tllO I.C III.
Later in the evening the discussion of the
caniiidac'i of Iho several aspirants foi tlie
place I on the supreme bum h glows mine anl
in i itcd. Mani dclcgitos seem to bo just
muting i out that a candid ito is to be numi
niited i Smgulaiii enough , as soon as thov
discoxer < the fact that a candid lie must bu
selecto i 1 tlmv leii n that J'uttlo of L mo istei
countv i is the coming mm. If Lancaster
countv can agiec on Puttie he will be the
sliongcst man in tliu field If they unite on
libbotts he xxlll take tlie lead. It Becms to
bo gcn talli conceded that the candidate
shall come out of Linc.isler if Lincastei
xx ants the pi ice.
Il is buely po.slble tli.it the convention
may nominate canui talcs for logouts of the
tU.itoj University , but up lo a late hour this
evening no mm xxhn doslios to inornate the
cause of higher odiicilion in Nebraska lias
suggested hlmsolt for iinj ono of the lltioe
available positions.
ADMIMSIKAIION I.N AII.WIS
Mm Inn Dnmnciiitt Kim tlin Oiiiixciitlon
Dmpltn Ihu Opposition.
IIt TiVGS , Oct II iSpJclnl Telegram to
THIS Br.u | 'Ilio Adams county democrats
met in conxeiitlon hrretliii afteinoon and
oigam/ed a little ciicus of their own. Tlie
Second vvaidots , undi'rSlovens , vvhowcio
knocked out in caucus last night , c.imo In
with a contesting delegation , and opened by
moving that Sam Biasa uf Juniila be made
tompoiari chairman K A Baity of Hast
ings xvas noininitoil , and Bntty asked
Slovens If lie -.xasa delcgato Slovens 10
joined Hut lie xxas , arid then ahoitoddo
unto follow nil is to'vxhothor tliodelegitcs
aooioditod 01 tl' contest tuts wora to bo cu
titled to iiiles on tampoiary organition !
It was ilnally decided ihat the i ontcstanti
wctcnot entitled to t ike pirt In Hid oig.ui-
l/atlon of thn convention , and Butty .vas
made teinpmari ch tiim in ,
Mhioo siioiif , ' administration men xvcie
placet on Ilio committee on credentials and
a half hour ttpcnt in allow lni ; thu two aides
to state their claims to the committees. The
Cnmbellltcs wine sealed hi thu committee ,
but on motion contestants and contcstocs
w em allowed to Hi ito their aides to the con
vention 'Iho Stevens men stated that thov
expected tl' ' ' l ll > 0 aeciodltod dole-sates
would bo seated , but that they wanted li
iindeistood that tliov weio button In u com-
bii.e wotked up bi n nunibci of ulll * o hunters
who wished to go on luoril at Lincoln a *
favotlng a single standatd cuircnui After
healing both slues tno Motion men woio
teated
As n delegation to the state convention
Ur Stlvois H B IIuokfo.lt , P II Tin-anil
ets , U B WuhlquUi.lt A. llatly and A S ,
C impbell were iiinii d by 11 Hcloot cominlt-
tee The tin eu lute rate iho ontii to whom
the Slovens mtn icfeited In their statoinenl
to the eon veil lion ,
Aftei tlie usuil platform was adopted a
losoluilon was piosenled ptovUing that thu
convention nominate iccoidur , judge ami ,
suivoyor and adjouin without inaklm ;
fmther nomination : ! 1'hu question uf
fusion having boon broutjht bofoto tlio con
vention u Ite.itoJ debate followed , Bu.'ci.il
delegates mikins speeches jvluuli could al
most bo ( onstit.od us bolnjrlii'favor of fusion
and opposed to It at the same time An
iimondmi nt fora sti .light ticket 'vas voted
down. .Vi w 115 Holford Biown was nom
inated fo. Judge , Robert A. Pic-kens for 10-
( order ai. I f J U H niUvvorth for surveior
The iMdJpenuont lonvontlon rncots Satut
dax , but thu o is no assi.ram'o that fusun
will ho adopted Aeomiolttiio of live vxas
apl-olnieil to try to maUo wniu '
Wuriu I line li DoilKU 1'oiiiitj.
Oft ! -Sjioclal ( to Tim Bi'- ]
'I hodoaiocratk convention for Dodge countv
tlii.s moinlng'vus called to order hi Chait- '
in in lllilien of thu county committee.
Loon's xvas electee ! tomixir.iry
[ ui.vmtEuo : . SLCO.SU I-AGR.J
ITOR1ISINT11E SOUTH 1
\i7ails \ of Woo front Witul-Wwokcd , Wnvo-
Washed Shores ,
MANY PLACES LEFT COMPLETE RUIN3
Bickcd Up by the Oato the Waters Add
Their Strength to the Work of Ruin.
NEW ORLEANS H > S A HARD EXPERIENCE
That O.ty nud the Surrounding Country
Severely Sufior ,
VESSELS WERE SUNK AND LIVES LOST
roinm Alone the Piurlil Co 1st feel the
Tiilt Klttu toil tlui Iliiri-lt IIIIU'A I'urj
Driuhtti in nnd DiMtriiclluii llo-
porli'il Irom i\crj : h ( < rp ,
Nrxv OIIIIHNS , Oet ft 1'ho Btorm hai
pissed and though the wiles are still down
noixs is tilekling into tlio cltj fiom the sur-
lomntlng countiv.tml It Is not iot posslhlo
to give a falrlv accni.ito estimate of the
damage vvioiulit b.v the fui'i of the elomt-iits
onSitmlai night and Momlnj moinlng 'Iho
damage done In the cltv nnd harbor will inn
eonsidciahli over $ ll)0OJO ) The oxtionios ot
consorv atlvo estimates and exaggetated opin
ions me so wide apait thai It is dinicuU to
appioxlmato the loss II ? the countiy , the
niajoi poitlon of whii'li is confined to the
patislics of Jeffcison and Plaqueinlncs ,
and moio p.uticul.ul.x the l.itler. The upper
limit of the stuim was nut moio thin a doen
miles above the citi. In the citi the storm
was not as seveto as th it of 1SSS Hero this
ieir the piincipil sulToieis weto the ship
ping intei ests The losses include the
feii'i bo it Jeiomo llanlei , the steam launches
Shaiiiioii.mil Gi.ue Pitt , a stoamhoat and
half a do/en loiioJ coal bir es belonging
to Pittsburg Huns , all of which wont down.
Electric light poles woio keeled over , sheds
xxeio toin down and most of the telephone
wites.uul the xvlies of the ill o al inn \vota
completeli dustroied.
At the xvest end the levee and railroid
tracks weio ij.umiged. Point a la Ilaeho ,
Bohemli and Prescott and small towns m
Plaquuimnes ptnsh felt the brunt of the
stoiitt
Ili > n ns ItloAVM Don 11 ,
Sovctal bouses xxeio blown doxvn and thcio
was much touor fo't ' by the residents until
tliestotm tiad spent Its fury. The loss in
these places xvill bo lie ivy Mrs L i Fiatu'o
of Bobemla andhcrbibe xvoio both killed
in trying lo escape fiom their homo , which
xxas sliix'orcd by the storm
At the Etnniio mill , near Point a la Ilucho ,
a voung mulatto worn m was killed by falling
timbers Many poisons were bintscd , but
Iho deilh list Is conliucJ , as f ir as known ,
lo the threojilucea mentioned.
Most of the pi nit tlion houses , birns , shed
and fences sullet ad and ninny thousands of
doil.us xvill have to bo spent In repaiis to
them Tlio oi.iugo crop of Pliqiiomlnosiuns
fioinSOOOOO -lOJ.OOO boxes ; a conservative
estimate puts the crop tins year nt . ' (00,000. (
I'li.it xvas befoio the storm It is foaied that
.
these liguies xiill bo cut down SO per cent ,
making ' a tnonoi loss'of $ J")9,000
Fiom Poidras plantitlon , south of the
citi , most of the cane xvas bloxvn down No
plantation escape 1 Whu the loss is do-
iiends on future conditions. If there U a
period of favorable weather and a late fteczo
the cano will have time to recover and the
loss xxill be compatatlvely small.
Itluu I'lmilutinnA SnHrr.
Rico in Pl.iqiiemines has siilToio 1 a gloat
deal , much of it having been bloxvn axvny
ma much injured The Louisville .t Nashville -
villo rathoid is tied up A mile of Its tractc
at English Ljokout has been washed out.
The pier hu.it ! of the Pearl i Ivor bridge vvna
bidly injuicd and Ilio 101 Ibal genoially
washed out , the xxind h ivin ; blown tlio
watot of Like Hotgno actoss the land In
gie it volume and velocity.
No ttalns have arrived since .Sunday.
Wrecking tialns are ut xvork at the scene of
the trouble The com ) ) my posted a bulletin
this moinlng s tying it would hive no trains
today , nnoits are helm ? undo , however , to
transfer the govoinmcnt mall by boat. It
\\lll ho two or three d ivs before tiams can
come In , and avuc > k or more befoio the load
xvill bu in fair running order and a month
befoio the liaek and loidbjd can hi ; made
as sound as befoio tlio storm , The Shell
Bcaclt ana thu Grand Isln roadv expect to
resume iho tunning of Ir.una tomorr.nv. The
( iucen it descent ro id aulTotod but , little.
hinut | II M lll illTelloi.
Many piominent leoidontsof the flty xveio
c night in tlio .storm at thu fishing camp at
English Lookout and Hpont u night of to nor.
I'lteio XXMS no loss of life Thosoxvho could
not got home oulu to vho washout on the
Louisville it Nashville w ere brought to toxvn
this morning on a tug On tlio way over tha
tug encountered a schooner bottom up and
txTodlsnnstol anil wrecked It xvas 1m-
possible to luatn if tluio had been any loss
of life , but It Is feared th.it thcro xtna ,
A largo number of people of the city are
vlttuallx < | narantlnod at the tesoits on the
Mississippi uound They aio unable to get
to town ovvhitf lo the d imaged biidgcs and
washouts
News leacltod heio tnh evening from Port
Kadi that the wind blo.v eighty miles nn
hour at the mouth of the river , John Casut ,
lite night vratchinan of Iho jetty company ,
vvasdiownod while atteminiiiij to cioss tha
pass. *
S\VIIT : in : i I.OIIIDA co.vsr.
l'i nniriiln unit Ollinr I'uliit * O
llcmy < > nln.
ru , Out 8Tho most do-
sliuctivo'itoim that Ponsi-ola IIBH expo-
ilencud In twenty yo ir began ut 0 o'clock
iPsterd.iy morning and lagoit with Incioased
futi until a late hour iostordty evening.
' 1 ho nearest approach to iesterdaj'B gnjo
XV.IH the ( itortn of 1S4M , The storm had been
( Hewing sincu Sattiidiy , Haul rains fell
.Satinday afteinoon and Sunday , hut > ft
storm of such great Intensity xvas not ex-
period by any ono.
At 4 a m yesterday the wind freshened
and iho ruin increased In force. By ft a , in.
a terrlllc southeast gale was blowing , which
i onvinued at the rate of fifty miles an hour
until noon , whoa the wind shifted to the
southwest , and at ! i-il : p in. the storm had
reached Its climax , iho wind at this tiino
having i cached u velocity of nut ; six miles
an hour Tlio rain fell in tot rents and was
ovxcpt In blinding shoots tlnougn thostieeti.
Watched tinWmlc nf limtiubtlon.
At the bay fiont pejplo etood In the
dtenchlntr tain , wat'lilng tno mighty uu- !
incuts in tnolr woik of destine lion. No loift
of llfu has been to i'ted , but upon '
