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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1894)
TUP. OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TU&KShAY , SEiTEMDKU i\ ; 1.SS1I. THOUSANDS AT THE FAIR Success of tin Sbnw Eurpilses Even Iho EnthuMfVJtic. IINCCLN ENTERTAINS A LARGE CROWD Attendance tliu I titl tiny ft * Xtlmenmi u at Anj'lime 1" Ilio History t the lii'lilulloii Seine ( Inoil Kilillnts. UNC'OliV. Sspt. 12. ( SficcU ) to The nee ) Tli utipreooJtiitoil success of the atato talr jihtonUl'tH io nnc mate than It ilous the niembrra of tiltboard. . When II was talked o ( in Iho tally part of tie ! scascii the liarct times anil the MiMioued rulli of Ihe crops bj- tlio drouth wtro tuauglit tip ns arBitmcnta wiy ! tlio lair fliouW not be lulil , but Secrc- fciryl Kurnns mill some others ol Ihc board Insisted , wlillp ailmlttlng that It Mould prcba- Ijly be a financial loss. Monday the out look wn rather gloomy , though the display I n ado -ua& uuu ot tliu best ever seen on the grounds , but > i'btcnlay a llood ol humanity poured Into the city anil Into the fair grounds rml the city cnttitalried such a crowd as It lias not seen In .many years. Last night tlie only sleeping nccommodatlons to be had fi-r love or in tiryerc In tlie Rliapu of cots In the corridors oC tlio liotrls , Tlio Immense throng of people on tln > grounds ycstculnyvns made up of 8,000 free admissions aud tnoiigh paid admissions to nialto tlie Ony a bigger ono than any Tues day in the hlstcrj of the fair. The grand jstaml Is an Immense affair , and while thoraces races wcro in progress there was net a Tacant tat In It , and the quarter strctcli 'nncl e\ery ptltit of vantage from which the races < oul < 3iv 3 \ teen rvere black -with specta.- tort ) , , One of the most remarkable exhibits on tne groundB Is the- poultry show , which Is under tlio supervision r > f Superintendent Lewclling , The room IH l/radcijuate for the display , but 11 lias hern armnged In the best way , to economize the 5pace and the 2,200 specimens ate nil open in Inspection , If one m.iy judge from tha croudulilcli h contlnu.ifly In the bulMlny , u cniililurp.ljlD portion of the popu- latlm of the late Is Interested In the rals- Int of potiltiy , and has come to about the best possible place to gel painters. The exhibit Includes all the various breeds now raised in the state. , end many ot them are I rlz9 winners In county and other fairs. Another building which is attracting n good of attention Is that In which Is located the creamery exhibit , ndJolnliiK the fishery building. U Is under tiio supcivUlon of S. G. liassctt , niul the display Is Ihc finest cvei Keen In this building. One of tha Interesting f ntures of the after noon program I a the performance of the flfc und drum. The drummer , Major II. II. Hen- dcrshot , the original drummer boy of the IlappiihannocU , in speaking of the fair , said "Ianl to say to you that we have trav eled all over the world , you might say. anc attended and played for moro > fairs , perhaps than any two musicians in America , and It all of my experience I ha e never seen n ! fine a display aa you have hsro nt your fair The Talr at Ies Molnes was grand , but the ) mot with bad Iuc1 < there on account o oHier attractions and rain wtiich prevontcc a part of their display. Their managemen vns No. 1 , as \ \ < - \ \ ns yours la here. I fee Ilkri saying thai for you. H Isworth $25 t < any man who Is Interested In the state o Nebraska to go through that agriculture hall and see the display that you have there I only wish that the people of the eastcri slatea could look through your agriculture liall iitul see what > ou have. " Secretary I'urnas of the Board of Agrl culture was surprised nt the Lincoln to night by hla friends on the hortlcultura board , who had a handsome gold hcadei cana appropriately engraved for his con slderatlon. Itvus presented by Preslden Masters of Nebraska City , and In accept Ing it Governor I'urnas made art nppruprlnt speech , giving his reasons for rejoicing tha the fair In this , of all years , had been i success. llAHUIiTT SCOTT ON TJIIAI. . lifTarl * of th I'rlMiner to Sliour Dint Ho I Iti'lliS Pnnocuioil. NEUQH , Neb . Sept. 12 , ( Sp'dal Tele gram to The Uee. } In ths district cour today the Itarreit Scott case consumed al tha time. The defense Introduced testlmon to show that It was three months hefor Scott left for Mexico that Urn Holt count bank failed , and that much of the count funds were lest In that ( allure ; that Scot hah had a settlement nith the county su pervlsors and that they had counted th money , accepting1 the settlement as complete that during the election much bad blood wo engendered , Scott receiving u majority eve both other candidates , and that his bond fc the second term was approved. Then. It I claimed , a conspiracy was hatched atnong < the Independents to oust Scott and put i one of their own party as treasurer. Afte this tlioy again demanded to count th money , and on Scott's refusal declared hi ofllce vacant and appointed their man , and h demanded the omce , but was refused , an after Scott went to Mexico the nexv treasure again demanded the office of the deputy , wli turned It over to him. An effort was made to show that Scol had moiuy deposited In tha Olff'rent banli of Holt county in hta own mime. Tills ever Ing counsel closed the arguments and tli court delivered Its Instructions , the Jury n tiring at 9 p , in. with an nil night's slef Imfore them , The defense attempted to she that Scott's trip to Mexico was to collect 11,000 loan of Toncray. and that Scott bongl an excursion ticket nt Kansas City for Me : Ice , * n which ticket ho returned to that clt ; I'.irom fur Ml Tlilms lioiiiorr.itlr , OSC OLA , Neb. , Sept , -Speclal ( I Tlie Dee. ) About fifteen oC the unterrrlflt democracy got together In county conventic yesterday , and after endorsing the Clev land ndmliiUtntlon , endorsed tlio acts Congressman Bryan , anil everything else Right , and passed a resolution requiring tt ilulegatcs to support Judge W , L. Stark fi congress , If the congressional conventic thought H expedient , and elected the follo\ liig delegates to the state convention : E. Senator M. A. Mills and Hubert Thela Congressional Colonel 13. A. WUIratU nt .Alexander Bcott. Senatorial N. II. Lyi and Peter Hanson , S. 8. Snell was electc chairman of the democratic central cor mlttee , nndV. . O. Catlett secretary. OnUliiu llrevltli.rt , OUAFTON. Neb , , Sept. 1. . ( Special The lice. ) Yesterday at 12 o'clock , at t residence * ot the bride's parents , Finnic Ilai and Miss Blanche Halncy wcro marrlc Uov , Mr. Doollttlfr performing ths cercmoii , The bride Is the daughter ot W. O. Helm u leading merchant , und the groom Is c ganUer of lodges for tlie > Maccabees. Miss iida Watt Is lyingat the point death uith brain ( ever , laduced by ov study during the hot weather. I'.d Hammond , who was arrested on charge ot adultery , escaped from the co stables , and iiai not since been heard of. Stolen Ti'um ltcoo i < rr < l. VAI.PAHAISO , Neb , , Sept. 12. ( Spec Telegram to Tlio Bee. ) Unknown parties e tered the bant of Allen Porler , ono and half mllta south of toun , last night , bitch a ipan of horses , tu u buggy ami drove awe Telegrams were sent out as teen as t theft was discovered this morning , and tl afternoon a , telegram was received from t sheriff at Lincoln , stating that hi had t outfit In his possession. It evidently h been borrowed ta drlvu to Lincoln , I.raiU Inr till ) Ttilril Tlmo. CENTRAL CITY. Neb , , Sept. 12. ( Spec Telegram to The Dee. ) For the third tli W. P. Porler lias been selected to lead t populist forces In the legislative fight. J. Diirshelmer was nominated for county i torney. After the coinontlon "C > cion DiVls addressed an audience ot about 3 His speech -yvaa well received. Trenton ICctldnico Dmtrojril. THBNTON , Neb. , Sept. It ( Special Te Kram to The BOD , " ) Flra list night destroy th } 5,000 residence cX J. It. McFaul , imp nienl dealer ot IhU place , ItcFaul ha4 1 obnoxlbun lon nuuibw of partls the counlr > on accnnnt oC chattel and many Ihrents Imve been made egalncl him lo K l cv .n. Tli fire wns probably ot Incendiary origin. It WAS started on the out'lilo of the lutiev rti > \ \\-ta only d a- cravvrml In tlmn by tli * tmnxtos to enable Ihuii lo gfi out \\ltb thrlr ll\cs end ; with but few clothes. M rotil carried insurance - anco of 12600 cnly , and Hit enlitB property Is burned. _ i.Mroiii.vM' TO TI.V < : JIIKS : , Kinmliintliiii Inr rinrr tltinit Ccrtinmtc * Aiincitiiii-cil ! > > f-npt-rinti'inli'iit ( Itmtly. MNCOI.N' . Sept. 12.-Special ( to The ne'.lSupcrltitendtnt Goutly has Issued on aminiinrcment hcltlng forth the date , place itnO program of tli * next examination lor profemlonal certificates , This examination ' tion will be 'ieUl on 'December 2i5 and 1TJ In tlie nlllct nl siip"i intoinlciit of public , Instruc tion , J.I rcoin , Xcb. , IjcglnntiiK at 9 a , in. Tlio program Is as follows : Tlrat Iwy-U a. in , , geology : 10JO a. in. , clumlstry ; 13 in. , Intcimission ; 1:30 : p. in. , phjglcal Riiigraphj j 3 p in , nngllsh lltera- Ituc ; 4 30 | i in , ills-mlsf ; . ! . Svcnnd Day S 30 a , in .trlKmiometry ; 10 a. m. , zoolnxj , 11 u. in. , rhetoric ; 12:30 : | > , in. , Intcrmloilan ; lM p. m. , Intellectual philoso phy , : ; p m. , general lilstory ; I.SO p. m. , adjournment. 'llirnc taking the examination must bo present ut the time prescribed by the pro gram tdr liny subject to be taken , as no de- pirturo from tliU progiam can bs allowed , County Buiicrltitcndents will confer a favor by hmlng this circular published in local nevspapEri and by calling attention of any IntendIIIJT applicants lo the change ot date from tin cuuilar No. 10 , Issued May G , 1803 , rremont Hi riinMONT , Sept. 12. ( Special to The nee. ) Pedestrian J. M. Ilaport , who has inailo a vager tonlk from New York City to San Francisco without n cent of money , nrrlved hero last evening. He- walks along the railway nnd obtains the htamp and date at e\cry station he passes. Since ho started he lias worn out Ihe pairs of shoes and has not been hungry. The Klkliorn Railway company Is staking the ground for .1 new freight depot near thu location of the ono recently burned. George L. Loomls left today for Cincin nati on route to Chattanooga , to attend the sovereign grand lodge ot Independent Order of Odd Fellows , which meets there next week. A II. Weir , T. B. Bryant and L. J. Uyerts , the other representatives of the Ne- hrask-i lurlsdlctlon. are expected to meet him at Chattanooga. Among the ypeakera who have promised to bo present at the veterans' reunion In the city pirk September 2 are Hon. John II Thuraton , Hon. George I ) . Jlelklejohn , A. S. Churchill , H C. Russell. R. K Moore , and E. K. Valentine , and lion.V. . .J. Bryan promiseto be hero If possible , and Judge Holcomt ) has been Invited. The residence of n farmer named Eckor- man ten miles east of this city , was , wK . its contents , burned Saturday ; no insurance , A lady coming from the east and bound foi Lincoln lost her pockctbook nnd ticket while changing curs at this station yesterday The gentlemanly olllcluls of the 32lkhorn.de- pot provided her with transportation for the balance of her trip. IMilxky font Him Ills Ufa. COX.A.D , Kcb , Sept. 12. ( Special Tele gram to The Ilee. ) Yesterday about noon a stranger driving a prairie schooner loaded with household goods came Into town from the w it in a badly intoxicated condition , Becoming a nuisance , he was locked up. On bring llbeiated , about G o'clock last even ing , he procured a fresli supply ot whisky and started east. About 11 o'clock last night Hie section men at Coyote , five miles east of here , caught hla team running away , They found the man about a mile back , lying de.id in the road. The coroner was sent for , and today held an Inquest. The ver dict vras "accidental death. " The wagon had passed over his head. Killing him In stantly. Hie body was taken to Lexing ton. He wai apparently about 35 years ot age medium height , -Rearing a brown mustache He drove n grey team and had tied alongside. Hf a black 2-year-old colt had about $28 on his person when found. A Cluippell register was found with the name of McGrall or McGraff thereon ; also c time card with C. H. Miller , Alda , wrlttor on It , u scrap book with a teacher's certlflcati Issued to Nellie McGrnll In district Fifty- nine , Seward county , and notice of marrlagi of Miss McGrall to Timothy Heardon bj a priest at Aurora. Mrs. W. 1 . CiiilyV Itn-.Klrncft Burned. : NORTH TLATTK , NCD. . Sept. 12. ( Spc clol Telegiam to The Bee. ) Fire this after noon dcstrojed the residence of Mrs.V. . F Cody. The- house was occupied by the fam ily of 31. K. Barnum , general foreman o the Union I'aclflc shops her ; . The loss o Mrs. Ccdy Is covered by Insurance. Ver ; little T\.II saved ot the household goods. Ii the house , The goods were Insured. Hut * Umlcrinlno n Ilrlilgo. SHBL.TON. Neb. , Sept. 12. ( Special Tele gram to The * Bee. ) The dam of the Slieltoi Milling nnd Grain company across \Vooi river at this place gmo away this evening caused by rats undermining It , A tempo rary structure will be put In at once , as th milling company lias run only half tlm for a month on account of low water , an lutt < s large orders ahead. l''util : Accident lit nlklllgnn. TOBIAS , Neb. , Sept. 12. ( Special Tele gram to The Bee. ) John Ulrlch , a. promlnen young Bohemian clerk In Ccrveny Bros merchandise store of Mllllgan , accidental ! shot and killed himself while putting a shot gun In In A wagon today. Tlio whole charg entered his breast. He leaves a young wtft 'Iriinhleat < Ionim' liulhin Sclinol. GENOA , Neb. . Sept , 12 , ( Special to Th Hee. ) Superintendent Bell of the India school has hem suspended and the Instltutlo Is now undergoing nh Investigation. It i charged ( hat more or less politics cause the trouble. ] > LIII | O of Mrs \V. II. Bnvla. VOUK , Neb. , Sept. 12. ( Special to Th Bee. ) Mrs.V. . H , Davis , wife ot the B. i M. agent of this city , died last night froi the effects of on operation performed upo her jesterday to remove a tumor. Siimll I'litluro lit jMirfollc. NORFOLK , Neb. , Sept. 12. ( Special Tell gram to Tli& Bee. ) The small confectioner store of E. J , Burdlck was closed today ui dor a bill of sale. Liabilities so far reportei | SOI > ; assets. $400. JlroUo Up u DanEoriMM Gnng , CHICAGO , Sept. 12-Tho police , In tl : capture ot the "Mother" Martin an "Taps" Hosau gang of thieves , whoso fenc on Vest Fifteenth street wns raided r < cently. hnve unearthed one of the mo- tlioioughly oigunUed. bands ot robbei which ever Infested the clt > , Tlie gang , the police- claim , was as the ouglily orgnnlEed ns A police force , coverlr the entile city by districts nnd narking I night nnd day "shifts. " The rlnglcadci ' 11 mysterious Influence , and. a though members of tlie band hud been fr nuemly arrested , they were often release or dismissed with light lined. Pnrt of tl "force. " it Is claimed , consisted of boys nr several of the youngster nre under arrest. IMUun Ordered In 1'ny OOHM. rHILADnuriHA , Sept. 12-In the Unlti States circuit court of appeals today tt decision of the United Stntes circuit cou of Ne\ Jersey In tlie ndison-Westlnghou infringement cnse iu favor of Hdlson wi reversed and the case reminded , with d rectlona to enter a decree dismissing tl 1 > lll of complainant , The costs arc put i Edison. I're Me in Uliuic 'l ' with Krnud. CIIIO\no , Sept li A sensational bill f a leceiwr for the Chicago Nlckle worl WHS lll-il , t.-luigiiig Charles JtcOrog Aiiams , tlie well known cnpltnllst and vl president of the company , with fraudulent Hiding ; the uockholderu tr > dispose of the stock. The concein was capitalized NK\V YOIHC , Sept. 18. The- motion f the appointment ot H receiver for tlie Col rado Hl\r lirlgutlou company before h been put over until next motion , day , -whii will probtibty be In two weeks. Captntii I'nrrelt Dloi of Heart DUimie , CHIOAOO , Sept. 12. Captain Joseph Terrell , Kuperlntendent of Ihe Marine ! Barge Line company. < lled at his home V.'eat Adami street toduy. Death w ciuaed , t > y heart disease. CAPTURED A HOUSE BREAKER Dating Operator Arreited While Going Through a Tiiacola Hotel. NABBED BY AN INTENDED VICTIM When Curneroil Ho Kiiiloavoreit lo icnpe : bjStnnililni ; Ills I'lirauvr In Ilia Lrncevltli a Itoll of Jluney. LINCOLN. Sept. 12. ( Special to The Dee. ) Despite the fact that several new po licemen have been added to tlie foice during fair week , Lincoln has not escaped from the band ot petty thlevci and ragamufllns that usually Infest places , wheie they thlnU they can ply their business undetected. Early this morning the Capital hotel was the scene of an exciting escapade , In room 111 Smith Caldv\ell \ was quartered with two other men , and about 5 o'clock lie was awakened by the nolso made by some one entering Ills room. Ho got up Just In time to see a man dodge Into the next room He entered this room by another door , but the- Intruder , blammlng the door In his face , made his eUl Into the main hnll. Caldwell followed him there , when the unknown man pulled a handful of silver dollars from some part of his clothing and hurled them at him with sulllclent forceto cut a deep gash In hia forehead. Nothing daunted , Caldvvell kept up the chase , and finally cornered Ills man in room CO. The police were notified , and a couple of officers soon appeared on the < scene , and tawed their unwilling prisoner to the station. He gave the name of 13ush at tha station , but his clothing -was marked with the name of DD- ran. The iwllcc think that fhcy have caught a smooth man , although at his trial this morning ho protested that he was not the man that entered the sleeping compart ment of Caldwell. Nevertheless he was bound over to the district court In the Bum oC ( GOO An examination of the various doors of the hotel rooms showed that sev eral of the locks had been turned , and that the-y were ready to be entered noiselessly , Mych credit Is given to Cadwell , wlioso home Is at Edgar , for his timely awakening , which probably saved many of the guests ot the hotel a goodly Mini. W. H. Palmore has reported at the sta tion that his residence uas entered by sneak thieves tometlmo during the afternoon , nnd a revolver and two gold rings taken , Ed Woehler mourns the loss ot a silver watch and several other minor articles , which were purloined from his room , II. S. Hlsser says that he Is out Just $1.20 , which lie had In a savings bank , which is now missing from his household , Dr. Wcnte thinks he wounded one of two men lie found In hla house when ho returned home Monday night. J"V. . Jlefford claims that he was held up while In n hack. In the vicinity of Twenty-seventh and JC streets , and relieved of $11 , What he objects to the most Is the manner In which lie was handled by the highwaymen , who gave him a parting salute In tlio shape ot a klcl : . Sheriff Miller has been notified that a. horsa was stolen from Valparaiso last night , and Deputy O'Shea has started in pursuit of the thief. 0 , W. Page , who halls from Beatrice , -was arrested In a drunlccn condition last night , and placed In the "bull pen. " This morning he claimed he was robbed of a. diamond ring by one of Ihlrly-flve Inmates of the cell. A coupla of vags who were In Ilia cell were put In , separate cages , on eusplslon of i > os- BOSS In K the ring. NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY. From preeent Indications It appears that tha citizen * of Lincoln and even cf the whole state ore to r-ap the benefits of a competition 'between two rival telephone com panies. Qeorga D. Shelbley , formerly of Kos- torla , O , lias been In the city th past week quietly organizing a telephone company which la lo usd the Harrison system , He la asso ciated with Congresinan Melklejohn and sev eral of tto etanchest busln-sa men of Lin coln nre backing up the enterprise , Mr. Shelbley has been an employe of the Bell Telephone company for twelve years , and Yes , itMfrill be a picnic for the boys , and a bonanza for their parents , to know that the nc\v \ Fall Suit that has been promised ca'n be had for very little money. The beautiful goods will be here tomorrow at the M. H Cook Cloth ing Co.'s ' AND SO CHEAP. It was a big purchase , but ii our eastern buyer had not been on the lookout and seized the opporcunit ) ' in the nick of time , our Omaha friends would not have the chance we now offer. H'r&h , Elson & Co , , the beit known Chicago manufac turers of fine Boys and 'Children's Clothing was heavily over stocked , and the NEW TARIFF LAW on wool coming into force January i , 1895 , saw them in a dilemma and heavy losses staring the firm in the face. So our buyer , after considerable trouble , bought $17,000 Boys' and Children's Fine Clothing for Si 1,000. Just think of it I Read the prices and see if you ever saw the like. Come see the goods and we promise you will make your son the present of a Fall Suit at once , BIG SPECIAL SALE CLOTHING FOR Little Bo 's Suit , Boys' All Wool Suit. 3 sliaQes children's suits , ages 4 to 14 , 4 shades all noel boys' suits , extra pair usually sold Tor $2,00 , big special sale price A pants to match , usually solO for $2 60 , big J1.25. special sale price , 41 1C. X , ' . A Big Boy's Swit. Boys' Junior Stilt. An elegant silk velvet junior suit , ages .1 aD 200 bojs' suits , ages from 14 to IS years , to 7 > ears , usually sold for $600 , big special D long pants , heavy woolen K ° ods , dark effects , sale price $3.50. aI usually sole ] for $4ig \ \ special sale prlco $2. aF Double Breasted Suit. Little Boy's Suit. S 150 assorted double and single breasted 2 shades children's cults , ngea t to 14 , vrorsted suits , dark effects , In plaid , stripes dark effects , usually sold for $2.25 , big.spe F and solid colors , usually sold for IS 00 , big cial sale price , $1.50 , special sale pries $2 CO. Boys' Junior Suit. | A Long Pant Suit- Junior suits in blue anil black tricot cloth 330 boys' suits , ages from 14 to 18 years , nobby dress , age ? 3 to 7 years , usually bold D long pants , solid , subslancl.il goods , usually Cor $ G. 0 , big special sale price $3,25. sold for 54.50 , big special sate price , 52 00. Successors to Columbia Clothing Co. , 13th and Farnam Sts , , Omaha. tlioroiiEhly tindershfitfs" " the business He has two of his 'phones In operation at the present time , connecting the Capital and Windsor hotels , which the public Is Invited l ° Is In use in Ohio , where there are now tentIUo exchanges In operation , and where It gives the best of satisfaction. A svstem In St. Joe Is also In the course of constuictlon and rapidly nearing completion. The rates proposed by the new firm ure as 'allows ' : For business houses , ? S per month , residences $2.50. Those having both a resi dence and business 'phone will be furnished them for $5. . Tlie rates of the company now operating In Lincoln are ? 3 for a busings tiouse and $3 for residences , with no rebate A general state organization Is the object of the new firm , with headquarters at Lin coln , and local exchanges TV III be Immediately put In throughout the other cities of the state. The rate between them Is also to be put at figures below those of the company which now hold * a monopoly In Lincoln The capitalisation of the now company l.as been placed at $200,001) , and It Is expected that It will be In operation \\lthln tl.tee months after the articles of Incorporation liava been filed. OF I.VIBtti.W 10 IIZAK M.IKKUS. llullng of Iho Treasury lloii.irtmrnt oil the rnrtllltitluu of Svr t Wlnoa. WASHINGTON , Sept , 12. Commissioner ot Internal Ilevenue Miller has Issued a cir cular regarding section GS of the nevy tariff act , providing for the fortification free of tax of pure s cetwine. . After reciting the section It eays : "Itwill be observed that under this section above quoted , the addi tion of pure boiled or condensed grape must or pure cryslallzed cane or beet sugar to the pure Juice or the fermented product of such grape jutce described In the act of October , 1890. prior to the fortification pro vided by tlie law for" the aolei purpose of perfecting sweet v\lne according to the com mercial standard , stall not be excluded by the definition cf pure , sweet wine In the law , provided that the cano or beet sugar so used ehall not ba In excess of 10 per cent of the weight of wines to be fortified under the laws. Collectors , therefore. In deciding whether the bond tf th& nlnemaker shall reccUo his approval will not decline to np- provo the bond , nor will the gauger In charge decline to allow the fortification In case condensed grape- must or pure crystallzed cano or beet sugar not In excess ot 10 per cent ot the weight of tha ulne to ba fortified ia added. " ftnvnl Ofllcrrri ( > li ; > lni ; Order * . WASHINGTON , Ssmu { 12 Acting Secre tary of the Navy McAiloo today gave the fol lowing statement tofihe press. "The situa tion at Blueflelda la such that our naval offi cers at that point are1' ' liable to be misunder stood and have Injualltd done them at the hands of American TMidsnts "Up to this data the r nJuct of Captains Sumner and O'Neill 1ms ucn In accordance with their lnstructlGii 7""tuid Is highly Balls- factory to the dcpaUinBiit. The nature of these instructions has . .not been made pub- " 11 * One Oj e I * YVIIuw Ifnvar. WASHINGTON , Sept. ft. Surg-on General Wyman has received toe following report from Dr. John Ginter ut''Baltimore regarding the cases on the Tyeack.1 "One of tlie cases at quarantine is yellowt fllrer. The other two nro not. livery fncllUym aa given me for the examination of thoi > atlents. Wilson Is slowly recovering from"'a severe attack of yellow fever. Chief 'Engineer Poole lias a very severe attack of bronchitis and possibly typhoid fever. The steward of the ship has a slight attack ot ephemeral fever. " \Vagr IluUcil lo Ilin I'nUlli Scale. WASHINGTON , Sept. 12. Tha president and secretary ot tlie Columbia Typographical union of ttila city have been Informally noli- flen that Secretary Morton , prior to Ills de parture for Europe , Increased tha jvagea cf the union printers employed In the branch printing office in the Depaitment of Agricul ture to conform to tlieunion scale , complaint having been made liy the union. CHItou Ittmrty tu Sull tor Itnsiln , WASHINGTON , Sept. 12. Clifton Breckln- rldgo of Arkansas , tin nw minister to Rus sia , was at the State department today. He received his final Instructing and leaves here tonight for New York , wheoca no will safi for Europ * . AWFUL DEED OF AN OLD MAN 3. 0. Eulso of Central City Kills His Wife with em As. FOUND WITH HER HFAD SPLIT OPEN Mnrdcrcr Attomiitu to luke Ilia Own Life ami Fulling .Miike * n Ue | T.it < ! I'.rtort to Ksiupp IMioicil tii Mo I in uno. CENTRAL CITY , Neb , sept. 12. ( Special Telegram to The Tee , ) This morning the city was thrown Into a state of excitement by the report that Mrs. G. C. Hulse had been murdered ; that her head had been split open with an ax ; that her husband was mlss'ng ' and was suppobed to have com mitted the crime. A s'ster of Mrs. Hulse hail arrived from the \\csl on an early train , had gone to the lioiuo , which was found un locked , and upon' ' entciltig the family bed room she found her sister's body lying on thellcor , with several gaping wounds In. tha head , from \\hicli tlie Wool slowly trickled. Sha at once gave the alarm and crowds soon began to assemble. An oftlccr closed the door to keep all out of the room until the arrival of the coroner. Search was at once Instituted for the miss ing husband. In a chest In an outbuilding the ax was found , with which the deed had been done. Upon the arrival of the coroner The Bee correspondent entered the room and witnessed the slcKenlng sight. Lying upon the Hoer In her night clothes lay the victim , her head resting In a pool of blcod. A ca.nl was pinned on oneof her shoulders , dated September 11 , saying she died without a struggle. An examination showed that the victim had retired , and was probably sleeping when the fatal blow was struck , as ono of the pillows -was saturated with blood. Whether the victim had arisen from the bed after being struck or whether she had been pulled from tha bed could not be de termined. After committing the deed Hulse washed the ax and put It away. He aha took a sack containing some papers and left It at a neighbor's d.or. Ilulso w s found this forenoon three miles west of Marquette , having walked over twelve miles after committing the deed. When found he was wandering around with a bullet In the heiul and another In the hand , having tried lo commit suicide , He Is now In Jail. The wounds arc blight. The general Impression is that Hulse la Insane , there having been indications ot Insanity for several years , and many think that after killing his wife lie intended to commit suicide , Hulse Is 72 years old , a veteran and a Mason In good landing The core ner's Jury rendered the verdict that the deceased came to tier death by wounds Inflicted with a hatchet In the hands ot Gabriel Hulse , anil that tlie crime waa feloniously committed. o Army Shout at Fort Shnrlilm , CHICAGO , Sept , 12. Preparations for Ihe big1 army shoot lit Fort Sheridan are al most complete , njul on Friday tlir > men , will begin bnnglm ; away nt tlie targets The preliminary shoot , which In for the- Depart ment of the MlHsourt , will extend from Sep tember 14 to Beptpmlier 27. Tlie competi tors began reporting yesterday and by to night all ate expected to be lieurd from. Competitor for the ttrnij * tournament. consisting of tlie thrto best vnarlwnen from the departments ot Columbia , Dnknlu , Colorado , Te as , Iho Plutte , California and JllBsourl. will report October J. and the shooting will begin on Ihuilli. . On October 17 the mcdnlH will be presented und the troops reviewed , To IIuUci riilrnisd'H , III. , ficpt. U.-W. K. Ackerman , cltj romjitrollpr of Chicago , made an argument before tlie state bonrij of equalization toildv. asking that { 50,000,000 be added to the COD ! : county nsstHanient , nee o to Klve Chlc-airo 3lnuo. < MO more taxes. He Hal'l ' the suloons keep Chlciieu alive ami no honest aHSegsor could li elected. The Lake Street Elevated H.illroiul company of Cn | > cage lefuaea to wend In a htntement and the board ordered the chairman ' < proceed against It under the satutea. EDUCATIONAL. SWEET SPRINGS , Mo. 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