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I STOCKhOLDERS { GET LEFT I
; Think the Reilly Fuecllng BiU All in Favor
) ; of the Bondhk1era.
; tt.GJSII ; PREStlTATIVE INTENIEWE
' Trnmc Contrlct \ Ih tilt Southcrn 'ncIftc
AIM ) ( pcrRtei ' \I'lhlst the Iltercst" 01
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S.\N FRANCISCO , Dec. 22.-Slr Charles
3UverNVIIoi. , Ih special delegate or the
, Dnglsh ) hohler or Central Incilc raiway
¶ securites , has nrrh'etl In the city. lie represents -
. resents GO per cent or the G8.000.000 or the
Central Pacific 8tockholilers In I nrlrml , 101-
land an,1 , the Unle,1 , State , ! , all his mission
here Is to ascertnln tim Ilrecise conilton or
the ralrOI1's aITaIr. In an IntervIew ho
cxprcssetl his Ilssatsrncton with the Hel I'
funding lull. Ito thinks that on the basis or
:
3 ! cent , n ! IlrollSetl In the bill , there
would he nothing left for the stockholders ,
and he thinks the bondholders have been
having thlugs all their own way long enough ,
Sir Charles sys that the foreign stock
holders are also Ilssat"nel with the present
contract by whIch tp Scuther laellc opecT
; , ntcs the Central l'icitlc. Under the old conre
tract the stockholders ] were guaranteed an antir
nual dividend , hut under the operation or the . '
present contract not n dollar goes out for
: this Ilrlls ? , The reason for thIs , Sir
Charles says Is that alhough the foreign
. stockholders own a lajorlty or the shares
their stock Is unleglsterell , and so they had
, no voice In determInIng the present nrange :
m'nt , and , II fact their wishes were not even
conUltel1 when the existing contract was
under consldernton ,
: Ullhn 1"\S' I\I.
UurlnJlon tn I'urtlr Shnren ThuD Bo-
tn.n ( 'hl'a I : : " n nil 1 I.lern I ' "lltM.
, The Burlington , although forced to meet
. the active efforts or the Northwestern In sup-
IJlylng ) Omaha wlh fast mail service , has I
come to the front In n manner that shows I
. what that real can 110 when It becomes I
absolutely essential to hold Its prestige . '
Commencing today the fast mal leaYlng
Chicago at 3 a. * n. will arrive at Pacific
Junction ut 1:50 : p. m. , Omaha 2:40 : p. in. ,
Lincoln I p. ni. This change will lal.e It :
posslhlo for Omnha huslncss men to answer
( aster mali within two hours or I" rechpt
thereby saving ns much ns twelve hours In n
the receipt or leler ' hy easter correspond-
dents. I Is the purpose or the Postolce
'del1rtnlnt to be entirely In touch with the
new schedule of [ the Burlngton , and have I
eastern mall distributed In the business ills -
trlct cr Omaha hy 3 o'clock , thus 11ermlttng
' answers In time for the fast mal , east -
bound over the same load. cast-I
The Adams Express company people are
jubilant over the Innovation , for they
will be abe ] to 111ace
wi express pacl"ges
In the hands or consignees within forty
hours and forty-five mln\te ( corn New York ,
I'hladelphla and Hal thrnore , shorten-
hog the present fast time three
hours. The fast m:1 and express trIn
leaves via the leluyivania anti lalhnore ,
from New York , 1hlallephla ] and BaltImore.
, This train arrives at Chicago at 9:45 : the ro- ! I
lowIng evening , laying there until : a. m. . '
when the Burlugon ( takes the united traIn L
, - for the west. In this way the Adams cornlu
pany Is able to deliver goods the second afterin
L noel out rrom New York , a service that has I
. . not been clualed In the days of railroadIng
In teh west.
Tire matter ot utilIzing the train crew nec-
o js&ary to. run the fast mal between Lincoln
, t . 111 Omaha ' has been taken UII whElm General
- , . 'Managr'loIMege with a vIew ot running a
p/senger coael , In connection ) vlh the : I
traIn , the Idea beIng to heave here at 2:50 : ! p'
r n1. and"lalellg the r n'O fifty-live miles In ; ,
. ! eventy nilnutes 'Mr. Hodrege ! has takE the
' mater under advIsement I this shoud ! ! e ;
L decided upon It would gIve the I3unihngtor
Durlngton
, ' magnificent train service between Omaha and I
LIncoln. - -
, U"'n1HI ( Ill' ' 'II { , \C'S ,
Mr Ilstle' " ftltislontnfli-half of limo Oregon I
shi ort i.iiio Ilorirl tioiil Ci 5.
I G. W , Ustne , formerly connected with the
ErIe road , later ] with the AtlantIc '
, roai wlh Atantc 8 Pacilc '
and ary strong force
very with tim Denver 8
p Rio Grande In.other days , was In Omaha as
r an expert to , look Into matters connecteL
with the Oregon Short Line 8 Utah Northern
Mr. Hstne , who Is a practical railroad man ' ,
comes as the representative or the bond
; holders' commIttee to examine Into the
q physical conditions or the property , review the
trame arrangement between the Short Lirs 0
Ilne
and Union PacIfic , or which I Is a part , In a
. : word , to examine closely all maters relatll ! I ;
- to tire Interchange or uslness between the
' . Union Pacifc nll the Short Line the divIsIon
' or earnings and , In fact , all that pertains to
the Short 1.lne
Mr Istno left for New York ycsterda ) ' ,
' but whether ho has completed his oxamninatlo
Ilto the details affectIng the property which
I so cssentaly u part or the Union Pacific ,
Pacile
1 the genteman refused to say That
7 he Is not alone In his InquIrIes
' r Is Well known , but the purpose of
. , thesp InquIries can only be surmised , an,1 ,
j ' Iris 11resenco here recalled tire rumor thnt ,
. Major McNei or the Orgon Railway and
- ; Ralwa )
; ' Navigation company has gone so far as to I
assent that ho unopened to unite the Oregon
: - . Railway anti Navigation unlo ) ' and the )
I : Short . Ilne In one 1/Icpendent Jn' ! , ecurlng
l u.San Francisco connccton t possible , timnni
I' by gaining an Independence from the Union '
F' ' , Pacific , which he could
/ lacilc not tinder exIstng ,
: arraugemelis cnjoy That there Is more In I
{ , the rumor thal the om cia Is at headtlUart r
r : care 10 divulge at tints time Is certain , ! ut
' time ' strength ct the "Overland" compa , Is i :
I' conservative , amid ! .
conservatve managcment alI Its strong car I-
trot or the situation
siuaton wnrrant the pmlcton
. that Major McNei will fall In his aleml1t
to Ilslntegrate the property.
, , Mr. Hstne refused to say anything as to
o the IUrpose ) or his visit to headquartcrs , ex.
t cept that he represented another party ) and
r was therercre bOI" ! to secrecy lie all- (
, , mit ell ' he clmo In time ' Ilterest or the bomit LI-
. . holders' commlte or the Short Ilne , but
beyond thIs he was lumb ,
,
\ , : U\'I HI , . < NU nitS AN INNI : (
; DU1cott on ( 'O.t Ihitsine. . IrouJht Icflro
, f , . Sits \'ootorl I.mIu. %
" , t. ' ChICAGO , Dec , 22.-The dll"renees b C-
c e' : tlVen the Southern Pacific antI the Atchlsou
t 4 \ reads , which canoe UI' yesterday In the mrree .
t L I " Ing or the western lines , we'etoay adjust
. ' " ! y a temporary agreement , which \ \ I dotni it.
' . 'lei ! e lade 11ermanent. The only troubl he
' 't" betvcnn the lInes was over the rates , 'II San
" Il'll which ha\'e been aired ! 'at frequent In. I
: ten'als for the last year ,
f i' 'fhe troubles or the Union Iacilc tml hall
I' , - I al InnIngs nail Ia woes came Ul1 for adju it.
ment The Irlnclpal matter Illctng the
. Union Pacific at tire present tIme , so far ns
i ; . the ether we3tern roads are concern : d , Is Ihe
f. , . boycott against tt on through busIness 10 the
r : Iacilc cost , which has been 1 : effect forI the ,
1 last nhlt 10nths , Tire meetng declared
: , that Ir time Union Pacific would raise its rat Ca
rror Ogden and Denver to the tariff or the
, other lines there would bf no further trommi tie
S '
with the ho'cot ThIs t cubIc with the t
. Union PacIfic CJle about because that lne
' ii w/ul not kep ! its one way rates moms Dc , D-
r ver and Ogden to the tariff or other lnes
; The troubles with the Union Paelfc , liii iv-
* -s.- . l'\'er , are not expecttl to cause much dli 'Ti .
' : \ culy , comparetl with what the tines trove ii ii-
z - jUlld the last ! fortnight ,
' - Ur"JCI I'wlio . in ,1.1 ,
: 4 1 COlt ALIIS . , Ore. , Dec 22.-'fhe Oregol
Pacific railroad was bold here thIs arl'l0n
under the foreclosure IlrccN'dlnss brought :
. by the Farmerzr' 1.0:1 ACII Trust connhony or
COrl1nr
it New Yorl" 'fhere was but erie bidder , a &ii &
: the real , which Is 11 smiles In length , anl
knocked down to 101ler 8 lulllonl asC
% MluQUl , Mont. , fur 50,00 On January 3
the court will decide the qucton or confimn ma.
ton uf the sole , also the claim of $ ,000,001
. . /pent II constructon and cqulllUelt ot the I
ro.ut George S. ( gave notice ot the O % 'a. '
' erlhlp . or levcnt.fvo cents c- land nea ,
Albany , al which the Oregon lac c tracks
p au sItuated , and William 10ag gave notice of
- r'- . , - - - -
I
IiICo ownership or the depot grounds at Albany , :
Cr\alis anti Yaluln8 , !
um\'t'W : 11 ol. ( la ; ,
Orden J41nll limit Al Inton i'aclfio Io-
laIr In . undo 1I : n.herl
CIWI NNE , le 22.-(8peclal ( Tel -
gram.-The ) order to close the Union i'a-
clno shops In '
Cheyenne on December 31 ! .
foGe an Indefinite perlo has been made by.
Ge ntral Manager Dickinson and Smmperintend-
ent or Motive Power McComrnell . I was
! Iven to the public by' J. F . O'Ilenrne , the
master mechanIc , at Cheyenn . thIs after.
noon , O'iiearne got his instructions from
Superlntenlent McConnell white he was In
Denver on Thurday , Oeneral Manager
Dleklnscn and McConnell made a trill over
the W'omlng divIsIon the first or the week ,
antI after a thorough inspection or company
prollerty came to the conclusion that the
Chemle ( shops coulll be closed for several
months at east ] wihout InterferIng with
the huslness or the real )
SUllerlntendent O'learne , speaking or the
maler to a press representative , said : "I
receh'etl verbal orders rrom McConnell 10 I ,
trench In every way possible , beginning '
wlh December 1. There are now 210 men
employed In eli or the departments or the '
emsi
shops at this place , but on the afternoon or
Iaetmber ) 31 I shal' discharge nil hUt
clghty or nlnet.I\o men , malcng a reduction I
01 130 In the rorce. Eighteen or twenty
skiled mechanics will he retained , just
cnoulh to 110 the light running repairs
on ] ocomotves running Into Cheyenne All
the ] 1.avy repaIr work on tire Wyoming
di vision wil be sent to Den\er alI Omaha.
The best mechnnlcs and workmen will be
re tained , the oldest men In the employ or
the company being given the preference.
The receivers find that It Is absolutely ] nee-
essary to retrench In the operating expenses
or tire road , arid the higher schedule of
w ages Ilemalled by tht mechanics here
makes It impossible for the company to
longer operate the Cheyenne 11lant. The
aelual expenses or rnnning the plant , cxLi
cIlsl'o or wage , would noL be much lore
wlh 80 len employed than It Is now with
20 0. I have /0011 reason to think thai the
sia mops will remain closet ! for several months .
as tine rolling stock and motive power or the
ro ad Is l In Irstclass cndltion. I.ocomot\c
ar e stored nt every terminal point , ready
to bo Illdcc In tire service when thost now
In \e need repairs. The len who arc tls-
charged wIll be gIven tresses 10 any Ilolnt
on the sysiem providing application Is made
Immediately after the first or the year "
Tills I a serious blow to the business inex
te rests or Cheyenne , but thoSe who are conra
\ersant with the situaton believe that the
shops will be reopened within three months ,
. A reductl scale or wages , I. e. , the scale
pall at Denver or Omaha , wi , however , bo
a dopted. The Union Pocilc company ex-
Ilenlled over $1,000,000 In building the CheyIo
enne shops and equipping ) them with the lat ,
est Inl1roved nmaciiimrery amid It Is believed
that they \\1 not be prmlleJ to remain
IIle long. Fifteen hundred men could be
prOftably eml110yed.
Union Pucio ( Not I uts're'tvtt.
There Is every reason to presume that the
Union Pacific Is not Interested In the pur-
hale of the coal mines at Rock Sprlhgs outci
side the company mines. Ther arc three mi-
dellendlnt companies at work at Rock Springs
besiles the Union lacllc Coal conmipany the
Hock SprIngs company , the Vandylo cornde
im rry and the Sweetwater company , operating
f our mines. Mr. Thurston said to
a Bee representative that the Union
Paelc [ was not In a position to purchase an )
new mines , I would , however , be pleased to
see a syndicate control the four outside mines
nnd te\'elop the coal Interests or the country .
'ror In that case the Union PacIfic would get
the hanl lie stated he knew absolutely noth-
Il ! or the rUler that tine Union Pacific was
Interested In the fcrniation or
II fcrmaton a new syndlto
c ate and looked at It as Idle tal , . In the
coal department the whole scheme was em-
phatc ly denied , although the official talked
to said he would leo to sea the mines openT
nlcd outsldo the UnIon Paclnc under one mane
agement. lie said the UnIon Pacific was not
In I condition to purchase ' '
conlllon ) anything 'and scouted
the Idea that back or tine rumor was an en-
dea\'or on the part of the Union Pacific cornea
pany to control the output bf Lire nock Springs
m ines.
Nlw Irt'clrht I h.sllcilton ,
A new western freight clasifcaton be-
cmes effective January 1 , and makes radl-
'cal changes In a number of articles. I
changes hats and caps In boxes not strapped
to double fret class , and Ir strapped to first
class. Heretofore the classification has not
requlrel boxes to lie strapped , they takIng
Irst class In all cases. The eastern classlil-
classil.
caton , effective at the same time makes tire
same ruling as to hats and cps , but only
advances time rating to 'one and one-half
lles frjt class. Under the head one-haI
goods , I states that goods comlstng wholly
of colon , commonly termed cotton wholy
goolls , are rated at secolid class ; heretofore
ire l rating has been third class , makln an
advance or one class. The same classification ]
contaIns the ruling that boxes holding boots
all shoes lust he strappell to secure first
class rathcg. otherwIse \ , one anti one.halr
tmes t first clss. I Is understood that some
or the lines . notably ] the Merchants dIspatch ,
halo refused to exact the rule In the above
cases , hence ChaIrman Godard has given
notice that the same wi not be put In effect
clect
by any ilne. _ _
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COlnCttA thin Union 1'lcllovlh the Deal .
CIEY NNE , W'o. , D < c. 22.-Speclal- (
neports from Chicago ,
flock Springs
fr" a 11
other poInts conlrm tine rumor of the purchase -
chase ot the Im'Ivate mine rrt flock
Spningt
/t 3
hy i n ymuiicato of' : / SprlnAB
sYJlcate ot Chicago capitalists . Tint
mlncs InclUIPtl In the deal are the promlertiet :
or the Van Pl'operlls
ami Dyke Coal company the Sw.et-
water Goal coml1nynd the Hoclt Springs
Coal connpamiy 1111 the Imm'Ice Is betwpcn
$20,0 : ant ( $ wo K g. 11'lco Lawrence Is the
I'cp/'esentllve of the Chicago syndicate , I t
ChlCIgo'llcnte
I
Is l the general ollinion that the power he-
hlntl m tire Ihro/ II the Union Pacific Cons
COI/n ) ' , anti the purpose of the deal Is to
emmablo that corporatIon to Jet a monopol ' I'
/
of the coal business ot the state 'rhe iymi )
Ilcate 11 negotiating for several othpr mines
In different lectonH of the state. 'rhey are
IHrtcullrly anxlols to get hold of the mine
owned by the Sheridan '
Shll'ldan I"uel company ,
which Is ! elnl rapIdly developed cmlmny / -
Dllnes. mhllble competItor of the lode . Spring
'In'I ll l'JtU I 11. " ' 0.11. (
luch J'rollrly UC8troycd Rt Luol by Lii ml
Illh Wild ,
LUSKVyo. . , Dee 2.-Specinl.-Tin ( ) e
most rrlghtrul electric storm
ever Imown In i
eastern " ' ) 'omlnl raged here 'rhurstlny for
more than four hours. 'rhe wind lew pel !
ble through thJ heavy glass In store windows -
dews , destryetl chhnne's , blew large windows :
dews out of their frales and partly tin .
rfet ! a. numer of houses , party
mills \ WI'O w/'ckld Ut time Congrt'gatIomm
church , n ! ulhlllJ sixty feet In length , was
lo\el ! from its founrinstloni. 'he Iljury to
1mHy Is estimated at several thousand I
Ilol.r .
. :
l".ptrltn "rlt of is tntloon ICt'I'pcr.
RA\'LINS , " ' ) ' 0. , Dec , 22.-Speclnl ( Tell-
grtmn.-TIie ) report rtlched Irene tints l\'et.
big ( hat Jnml's Undl'rwood
IIt of the Irm ( of
Unllel'woOI & 'nlker , who keep a salon at
Hab' : tilitt ) ' mies south , who last week re-
tUlletl fol II two niomitims' \'Isl to Mlslourl it
' . ,
' 'hlrIIY afternoon shot alul killed his mntri I.
nor , \Vlken' , , untl 1110 fatally wOlule,1
Iln lalCtl larbUl1 I whom he charged wit I ii
hell : Inplltl'i w 1tiiVsriicer I" tr'lnl wih I
I'heat limit out rr his Intel"ijt In tits saloon
during his /hllnce , lllerwo d Is 1'tlrdltl
al u pcncenb ] ia I , and theme Is ome ! clout :
as to tile truthtulnesi of the report.
-
tii-efntimtrs' ' in ' Orn'osm ,
I"c'ctulhur , Jny " ; ( r.on
PORTLAND , Ore , Tee. 22.-'ho 2lh a : n-
1"'elll' : ) ' Cf th la/llnl uf the Pilgrim nri
l athclH in I'lnnonth HOt'k WIS Ipprprl-
nlll ) r lcrlll iiy time ConlrlJatonal clu !
o ' Orcr/1 rind its InvIted guests , the New
1 lglund mciety of Olelun , nt limo Flllt t
( 'ongregnttlonal church In this ciy Ilst t.
\\'iiiii'stitiy I\nlnl After an excellent repast -
past ins New Inllnt style , : I' , 1 lot lea tl
In IWan'r. 'J'hi speaker If thl vvemmimmg Ur. I
( 'harlem II'WI : , J.I. , I..utor ot the 1 llt t
CunrlJlllon:1 vimureim . , I'ccounletl inn 1 mwt
cffeci't the brilliant amid nmastt'rui ' .
; \ war ! rlllnt nnt mastll'ful Ia.
cfeclwar
veer or 81111111 In the birth throes f our
coultr ) ' frul litH 10 17 ,
Ful\wln : UI' Blown , General 0 , O. 11ev I'-
art made a brief arIdness ,
- -
) OU'IHmll ff 1".111.alb . Uoc. : : .
AI NIHV York-.rrivetl-Ncrmmistnia , rrom
htnmmsbtm1'K ; I.tit.'aiila , frrl 1,1'I'rpool.
At GInItI'Arrl'tI-l"ulta , , ( rosin New
Ycmiio , Cur Geooa.
At lhnemueniiat'fl--ArrIVei-Venier , ( roi mrs
New " 011" , \11 iouthuniptomn.
AI San l ranelscoArlved-ly or I , 0-
- I
king , Crol Uungkon coil , Yokolllna ;
Atawa , Crom 10nolull amid S'dney , De ,
Ilsled-Unle Ntah's steannetlticiiai tl
itusin , cruise : Australia , for llchard
, \t Iimrniburg-Ai'nlvetl-t'aniada , rrm Us ii-
tlnore ; I'ersia , frum New Yorl
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SAFE BLOWERS \ \ SHOW \ FICIITmhl
Disturbed in Their Work at West Lb3rty ,
. Ia" , They Get Dangorom ,
STCK OF YNAMITE THROWN AT A TRAIN
Arer 1chRI/111 : , UIUrOI . Shot" Wlholt
InJury the Thle\'c 1scRIIO tire 0111-
curls mood Il. ' , ch I he " "UI" ,
lint J.lter turlendcr ,
CElAlt RAPIDS . l" , Dec 22.-Seclol (
Telegram.-About ) 3 o'clock this morning
two robbers broke Into the drug store or
tcClnm & lel1erson , at West 1.lbert. blew
alen the safe .1nll sourcd $100 , Dxtor
Lo wls , living above the store , heard the cx-
ph osion , RII gave tine alarm , Two suspicious
too klng fellows [ hoarded the 5:30 : train going
'cast , amid two olcers tried to arrest them
be fore the train lef town , ! ut were un-
successrul , amid thcugh to ! O on to Witon
the next stop , before reaching there one
or tire fclow ! pulled the boil cord to atop
the train.
The olccs then pulled their revolvers and
began firing . The passengers Ierror.strickenn ,
crowlell ! under the seats while the ruslalle
co mitlmiuerl . The robbers mnnaged to gain the
platrorm unharmed , however , all made theIr
es cape to n piece ot woods hear by As ,
they alighted they threw a stick or dyna-
mlo at the car , which exploded , shattering
tin e windows and tlomlglng the car
1osses or len began scouring time woods
wools
In the Vicinity ot Wlon , Tipton all Mtmscnt-
tlm ma. They round ! tine robbers near Moscow ,
who , seeing that they were surrolllel , tour- ,
relulerel , They were lodged In Jai at West I
Ilberty , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
ClSIU tjUtTl , A SI INSATlO ,
lunr ! tmt the I.nto Anrol 1"111 of
, J"loronn , Iii. , ( : o mu 111 ted SI""le ,
DES MOINES , Dcc ' 2-Slleclal.-Aaron ( )
Hcad , brother oC -SinenJcer Alhcrt , Ifead
who Is treasurer or the State Fair nssoclo-
ti onn . died very suddenly at his home In
Jelerson November10 last , Physicians
were not alowed to malt n post m'nonteni
examInaton arid. dcclAred from external
examlnnton that the mnn hail died of Pot-
ralysls oC the braIn. , HUII ) are now rife
thal he cOlmltetl sllcllo and the good
le Olhe oC Jefft'm'aomn arc 51antlnl about the
st reet corners tuln/ of the selsatonal
devllopmentH In the case instead I of temitiimng I
to holIday ] nslness. I has ( temlhll
Head nelotiltet1 1 loan for $6,0 with the
Iowa Loan amid Trust company of this city ,
just before his death for n man named C.
: si I , l/rrlsol ef Greene county real estate
se curity beIng Ilvl i. I now rvc1op'o ( that
the land described Is owned hy . another pem'U
son Illd Ins beers so owned for mmmamiy years :
tisu the $6,0 hM dIsappeared nnt.thnt no
such mnn as Harrison seems to lIve In
Greene count ) ' . Head visited Des Moines
the nay before his death. He Is believed
to have been releved or the ! eleved !
gnmblers here , who are allowed by the '
cl ' authorities tQ fleece niB Des , Moines
visiors.lI It Is tHought ul tiat - tine $6,0
Isn't mail of what these fellows secinied
trom him. The Iowa Loans and secl'ell
compan ) ' Is investigatimig the case and thc
de are lIkely / to ! e semisattonrtl .
b ohr In relaton to head mcmiii to , the 'manner
In which Des Moles gamhlers do business
u/Hler the eyes of city otilcinis.
1 In rrison's Iresldentul I ad mimi iomtra thor : L
se ems to be connected In more ways than :
,
one wih the city of Des Moimnes. J. N. Hus-
ton , who vas treasU'C" of the nltell
Stntes under Harrison , has just Invested In :
$10.0 worth of city real estate , with the
Intenton oC securIng the locatIon here of
se\'erul factories.
' 1he committee apPQlnted ! y the court
to look alter the affairs of the broken
UnIon nuldln" , amid Swings assocIatIon of
associaton
this cIty '
until the appointment of I' reh
celVer December 28 , which connmnittee In-
cudes A. S. Hnzleton or Council l3iufts , J.
T . Illicit of Burlington Counci S. Hughes
or Keokuk , Is I at work en the books HUlhes
concern. Is , liabilities lre clearly $1iO
or approximately that amount The secrhf
'ta ry of the orlunlznton : ' Mr. Crawford ,
1''ported-to' the board of directors Crawforl
Isset ! were easily valued at $1rO , ( , fbis
Is believed to ! e too hIgh , nld It is I doubti
CuI Ir the nset : ns now examined will
rench that amount. However- the wi
hfl elders will not ! e ns imenvy losers as it
fr ! I was believed they would be. is I
conneclon wih this mater I Is Interesting
to note that at least one other loan com-
Ilny m or the same kind Is walking the floor
just at thIs time . foor
nOBU.\ EYIfN TilE . IP ( .UNU ,
Now alll SemismrtlommnrtIiscvnlos of Officialw
Uolclnoos It St"u City ,
SIOUX CITY , Dec 22.-The citizens' cornno
mllee investigating county ! oollng has
made another sensational dl covery. The
commitee has been working on warrants
tor 183 and find forgeries by the whole-
sale , $7,0 In warrants having ! been Ifsued
wihout n pretense or a considerll n , Even
the poor fund wan sinannefuiiy 'robbed. The
forgeries ranged from $50 to $ each , They
hnye h been
hf brought to light Uy some CJre-
ful examntnation , anti will he ' '
examinatonnd wi easily proved ,
'
the
ne eommilee's counsel cialemi.
frulalyVhlpllll . Woman
WEBSTER CI''Y : la" , Dec 22.-Spec11 ( !
TelcGam-Mrs. ) O. D. Cook , a fri little
woman of iOvItii many friends In her 1m.
mediate nelghorhool , was most unmerel-
fuBy whipped over the mood and shoulders
by l a neighbor , L . :1 , Harris nll , /houlters
b eing raIsed aitI tha blood grelt wels
bI elnl ald ? ! lool fowling coplou51) ' .
' ;
' .
I lnornis , who Is
111'rls a slx-foot'lant uied o com-
mon buggy whip. Indignaton oveninl
acton Is Innlng high. The whipping oc-
curred at Hnrrls' hnomne' , several miles north
or this plac and grew oUt of , n question of
the ownership of a dozen turlteYR , which
was decided In the courts here a Week ago
'rhe turkeys were at hlarrb , ' house , nhrd as
the court decldc1 thcy 'bllonle(1 ( alt "
Cook , she went after them , She did 11"
g et time turkeys , bnit was given a whlppln
Ins I teal , Harris has been arrcsted. !
1'lt.1 l'lht ) If Eirrnns'rs.
CEDAH TtAPIIf3 la" , Dog. -Speclal (
T clegram.-Wilhlam COlnel and John
Murphy are two farmers hiving In Johnson
county , incur Ehnlra. lu/1hy recently Jrmr-
cllsetl n farm upon which , Cqnnelh had
heen h living. Connel claimed his lease was
WIS
not Ul1 until March , while Murphy claims it
waR up \n \ Ncvemer ' 1here has been bad :
! lool tn consequence , amid yesterday , when
Connel came Olto the furm he wIts ordered
o ft , AR near ann cnn ! I learned , 11 orderel
up I a club ali threatened to kill 1urphY ,
who sclzell a shotgun out of a wagon
I
lear by and tired at Conmieil. The charge
tel , effect In the sink' . cnuslng n fearful
wound , He 11 still alive , but cannot J'C
CO\'el' . Murhy gave hImself up '
Atolplll t II . whllt I l't'nloners ,
' , Iu. , Dee , . ' ,
CHES''ON Dlc 22.-Speclal ( 'reit'-
grum-E. ) F. Names or CornIng , the eit-
IPpolnted n government Iletect\e , who
clnlmell to be unearthing n big pension
frlHI case In this city , wal taken to Des
11011 1 today by Delut ) ' United States 1ul'-
shal hticionords , where he will answer n
wi Inswer
charge or falsely
falsel' representing . himself as
R government olcla , Klrne ) dleplays a
lumbel' of threatenlnJ betters . Illvlsln him
10 I desist In his efforts to dlsclos" the al.
Itgel l ( carol . 'rhe supposition II LioneL [ Curries
hlH detectve whec In hll beau . A ide-
grain from \1lam I.o\hrn , commissioner !
of lenflons \Vasinhmiglon. . says Karnes
has npvel' heen In the emplo ) the pen.
slon deparlment
J'IIII i C ii tot , lt i'oI. iiiiini ,
CI'DAH HAPIDS , In. , nee , 2-SpecIai (
Teiegrani.-iolurhon ) 1llunce , a funnier lving
near Cent\ Point , attempted to conimmniit
suicide ! y talcinmg potann He will 11ouhly
wi
!
recoVer Ni CIII ' icmnowni
lr ! Clara 1"lnnr . hiving near ! on lour ,
Placed ioIsori In her' '
placet 10ison pantf' fur mle , winlein
were iitmnmlerotms. 'rhe ) Ialrlell I Into whlh
which was partnlIn of my Irs. lnney and
her Inrant Mrs. Fimnmiey recovered , but , the
little on tle after three hours or terrible
con\'ulrlons
1'\ltelll Ch"r,1 " 111 Thlf
1)ES MONI S , Dec 2-(5jiecjl ( 'rele.
grallm.-'i' ' . ii. Crosby , lute county chair-
lan ot the emoeratc Ilart ) ' , hal been In.
dlcte for emeulement here. He was the
hlw mariner If ex.Justce J. G , lay or the
sUllreme curt , The Prosectiting wltoesst
more J.V , Uearhley'l ( Ilroscutn New York
I Is charged limit Crosby collected unll
( ailed 10 turns o\'er $223 from the tTnlon
Mercantile compln ) oC thus city , 'roshy
has let town . .
'or Iho thrlll Sick ,
The Olahl German lAdies' society ga\'e
I muqueradu party last nIght inn \'ash.
lugton halt tort he bandIt at the German
81ck Over 10 couple were on the Sheer In
fantustc costumes . A dnntlng program or
twenty-fly " numbe's had been
twenty.fv" numbel Pttiiared t"r
the occasion. Thonr who hud 11r\ulrcd
oCll10l ' 'holwho the affair lu
charge were Mesdsmenr Mary fleming , 1z
zle Stele ! Clotde hkhnel'Jer Marie Haysl ,
Minnie AugustIne , nos Shlldl , Alcle '
M eyers , Maggie Schmiz , Oert , Winkler ,
Anntrosmnli Mnt' Ihlhn , Hosie .Imel'
1In e. Chrlsth Sholta nll Augusta
Kaiser , Shulz August/
aiser."S
'
Ji1sIiLrsVriI . _ , IWI'SI."U TII"I ,
Selftor 1rbyIjukcq In U\llel Gate Stakoto
amid I. . F.Uk \II , thin 1101 < ,
)
SAN FILA . ' '
Hl"to : , Dec. 22.-The feature
ofw titer tiny was the Golden Unite stakes ,
worth $1,0) ) which was won easily II Los-c-
d ale , n strong avorite. Candid , while In
se cond Ilac ? , ( eu t rican the wire , Senntol
,
Irb ) ' , who ( I' ; ) 1 Ikl n IbK , got the 111nce ,
eight ienigth"be hail Los'et1ale. SummRres :
First race , five frmrionigio , tehihmig : HI
lve
Brt. 0. I. 10m ( I to f' ) , won elhll ; , ( ,
Cokrn (1 ( to I ) slcolll : O'Bee , 107 , Chev.
/ler (4 ( t } " i ( bird . Those : h'oT. : l3iigo .
M lonrovla 1:0i\ Slgo.
hi-nts'
a/II 1mI Scott Ilso ran
SeCI111 ! races , six furlongs , selling : Jake
.T oimmmn'uiii , 104 ( Ihorl l6 to 5) ) ' sellnJ ; ,
WOI
105 , Shaw ( ( to 1 1 , seN1nll : UOle Doctor , 101 ! ,
Clrr (2 ( to 1) ) , thIrd , Tim : 1:21. : Iaaciiimivnor ,
Sal anta itosa , lnlllcln , Moro amid St. chll\'lr
nl-o ratm
'Jhlnl rnce Golden Gate tnlles , mile ninth
threl furlong ; I.f\edule , led , Weber ( 111
6) ) , won , Scimitar Irby . Ill , Chol ( : (6 1) ) ,
sccond ; l.t ( Jtc : n , 1l } , H. Isom (25 ( to 1) ) ,
thlnl , ' , Time : 2:3f' : . , lnlll Ilso I'nn. 1
1'ouI'th race , steepiechnisi , ' , In,1 , u lialt :
mie hllf
AI.rl . , H2. Stanford (6 to 1) ) , Won ; North , H2 ,
Cocllran (3 ( to 1) ) secontl : l'niimc Idle , 141 ,
1nlhnalk ( ( to I" ( , third. "lne Irlncl : : Ille . lZ .
hat'os , Dave Douglass ntmnii'aiinartlso nlso
rln ,
Fifth rcc six furlong , selling : Motor ,
102 , Chomis (3 ( to , , ellng :
ChOI'1 : 1 ) won ; Jack htichieiieim , 106 .
Cnrr (2 ( to 1) ) , gecoI I : ltealizntiomn , lot , 1"lnn
(3 ( in. to 5) ) , third. 'Ime : lenlzalon : Inl. Ielc ) ' Ilso
rai.Nl' W OIiLRANS , Dce 22.-I lrRt race , one
Ile : Charter ( I to 5) ) worn , Nary 'I'nslon enl
11 (1 ( : to . 1 ) second , : lllgo (8 to 6) ) timin'ti. 'lme : :
Setonnt1 race , six furlong : 1. F , 1y . Jr. ,
(2 ( t/ 1) I ) won , lerrlt l1 to 1 ) ' 1/1' I.ong
11001 , (6 ( to 1) ) thlnl Tinner : t rli.
'rhlrd rcc , two mlcs : Ilarlne (7 ( to 1) )
\von , Centnel1 (6 ( to 1 I ) second , Young AnIon
(2 to 5) ) thlnl Tlmp : 4:43. :
l'ourth race , tine Amerlcnn Urewer imnr.indh-
ca p . one mile : ClemOnUln (8 ( to 1 ) hlUtl.
Wahntchle t8 ( 10 1) ) aocomnti , Anniclia olty ( t
to 10) ) third. , ' 'ro : I:4iY : } , . Amela . :11) , !
1 lrh l"ce. five furlongs : Festival (5 ( to 2)
won , Oeeula (7 ( to 1) ) second , Jubln (3 ( to 1) )
th ird. 'Ime : 1:0 : . '
ST , LOUIS. Dec. 22.-Manhisoni results :
( resuls
FIrst race , ndx fUrlongs : Ile S won , ICing
111)nr second , Barker HRrrlson third.
'Ime : 1 :22. :
1:22\
\
Second rlce , six frrrloings : Bl'lght Star
won , Silent second . Cnlnnthe thlnl Time ;
1 :22\2. : \ seconl.
Third rcl nlne.haeenth of I mile :
Ho ' svomm . 11'1' 'urren second , Bookie
th nird. Time : 0:5:1 : :
I'ourth I"Ul'e , ele\'en-RlxteenthH of It :
Dlnton won , I nanny Klvanaugh second , mie
1 h eatl thl'd. 'I'Imne : I ml I. I
1 lflL race , six furlongs : Dot Dlml11e won .
Peble Rock secold , Lemon 1lossom third.
' 'hne : 1:21. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J'nnl Hail ni Chrl"tlll' .
In the east It Is the custom to close the
(
fet hail season with the Thnnlslvln
dl ) ' gnnnne , but In Cnlforiia Ind 101'Unll
the ' are noble to pIny their big games on
Chrlstmus and New ' cars. Al WI are havIng -
Ing some of the coast weather here this
winter , It has heen deemed nh'lslle ' to et
UI i > a Coot bal ciitnse for the recreation of
the Omaha J1e0lle. Tine recreaton Ne-
! raska foot bal bays consented to go Into
tralnllg again Int to come up annul try
conchlslons wl& the local Y. l L' A. team.
'I' inat It wi br4 n much closer gume than the
one was ThanksgIving Is certain , becauSe
the t Omaha team Is cUnlsetl of seve'31 old
coleEe plnycrs , und the plclt ( .f tine Omaha
Illh school teannn whie the Lincoln team
wi he weaker hy the loss of Yont , who hilts
gone to 11I'ard. hut whoe 1111ce wi he
\ ill tilled hv i ' nleton , and the other mIl
\ ill ! e the sataeIL those who 11la'et here
alalnt Iow/ . The old Ichlan men mire
ol nimnimig up thidvhnornls for anothel' goon
shllll tllllf 100 <
ti mine alll " to IRlw th welkin
tme ' /luln. th'i ; I\Qut"e . C. A. 18 to give /
h nquet to the c9Bege men of tlnaha Ifel'
the glml' , to wnhp.3i both teams /re 11ltell
to IlCI ] . 1f , tIC weather Is auspicIous It is !
e thutU h'cro\d : wi -Cunl In point
. that or ThanksgIving
C r size und sjjlwntdom.i Thanksgl\lng
du ' . , stlvrdolthat \
-
( 'I'okS Hul ! , . , QI at Jtniy UIMtrlc
SAN FRAIC 9 O. Dec. ,22.-Th CalCur-
/11 I Jockey \ , itas ' ruled . James' Long , I
/ °
hcr e tmumnerof . U.ie track for lrl' . and ' : us-
penlle' the lrnok0aiaking frm or llnkel ' &
Co , pendlnJ Nf111"rlnvest alon , for pull-
InA Hlcallo tin 'I race this wee It. Y\ung
l ' ltzlernld , thsrUpy ! , } vho rode httirrdo was
exonerated , UbJ : wa' shown that he was
, f oreedby Long ' , li pull the horse The boy ,
wh , Ii frpnnhtdt1etofl 1 , Is only 13 year ' ld ,
a mid \\11 bh'gJt'en h t ' ! nce \HColonel lack
C ln' ' tii'nin1 Jfor lll'tahle. I was shown
i n tifli Imas'eatii.atloim.-thnat Hltarto was puled
by Long's crders In"the Interest of Malely
Ionl's
& Con . who Qwn .Hul , Fishier , tilt' horse that
! eat Rlcnrdo IonE was traimiec' t r'a ,
wcalhY Stocltton II nlmetl Trhern , and
has i been deceivIng - his employer ' for some
t ime. , _ _ _ _ _ _ ,
'rurkey ll\oot \ "I MUrdocl
Art Cam1eJI ! ) and Ross Lee , the wel
known sporting mcmi. of 1urdoclt , have ar-
r anged for n big turkey shoot at that place
o n' Decemer 20. ) ' 1r ! all target shootng
w ill take ploec . rind Denver DIcit wi be on
hund to give ! n exhibiton of his sltl with
a 'Inchesler AI Babbitt will bl master
ot ceremonies.
,
Tllt"ernn,1 Ale 1 Draw.
NEW YOn' ( . Dec : 21.-The twenlt-noecond
gnml between AIln and Showaler , a
F I'ench defense , contested at tine lanhattun
C hcos club. Inled , In n draw after fort-
seven moves. , coreS : Albin , 6 ; Showalter ,
8 ; drawn , S. , ( _ _ _ _ _ _
l'ostlnnlt , oil , \ccunlt of itnilsi.
LOS ANGgfI , Cal Dec. : -The races
In i which Mix , Dlrectum , Robert J alI
other , first horses wi Rtalt have been 110st-
pned until Chrlstmul day otis account ot
pr
rulny weather . - '
UI VJIX . J , 'Oll'll lX JIU.C'I
I 'eopho of GIOrgcto" " , S. C. , Turin Out to
( Oru'rt the , J'rn.ldrnt.
GEOHGETOWN , S. C. Dee -Amld
the rlngln o bells and the continuous
shreltlng of whiste" , tire \\'lstelln . , bearing
PresIdent Cle\eland amid part , came to
i ner moorings here ut 1:4 : this nfterlnoonn.
They were met by the committee of the
Palmetto drib , which tenleretl the 11resl-
dent 1 reception und coluton in time historic
hul m of the \111)110 society ! , an organiza-
ton chartlrCtl jn 1701 , ninth whose guest
President " 'ashlnlton hind imeen Tine pro-
cefslon , headel1 11 1la'ol lor'ti ned the
president , WCP thriven 11roulh gaily deco-
ttet streets to tine hll , where upwal'dl
of 50 pcorlle Ihoole hands with the execu-
t i'e. The lu'esldent and purty left for
'Vlshlnllon en the regular train. They
110 due ut the whlc house at 7 u'cloel tomorrow -
morrow morning.
.
l'l lSUS,1 I. P.llf.IJJC.liJiS.
I. D , hionnmnuly . Chicago , Is at the Harker.
)
E : , Hulbel and F. Klrlqlatrlcl are regIs-
tered at the Barker rrom Ftnhrbinry .
Denton Maret , just appointed private secre-
tary to Governor Holcomb , 11 at the Paxton
S. S. Smll , n , H. orsythe and W. L.
Wison Ire registered at the BurlIer frol ;
Hea trlco.
J. J' , Darrel and I G. Spencer , wlh the t ,
MissourI lacllc rairoad , are registered at
the larler.
Mr. I. R , liTmnishnammu , cleric at the Paxton :
for the last yeir " Inns resigned to accept a
110zllon Inn Cqldrdb.
John Nangelon : ) or the Assistants to the u
city clerIc , os'lhhtAburtiy take a PosItIon ns I
clerk at the P4ctoir.
. Dr. 1ancbett / ihrelt from Chlcao yes'
terday , to , whlf place he went , week :
ago to visit hll mnnotiner.
Jim Tucker , 101lha , age 31 years , weight
315 pounds , ocouhnat Ion trl\'elng salesman
for Kopp-Dreihine.tlamsd , ) ' COlpalY , Is at the I
,
Barker , [ ' 0
! r , ann \ ! IJlh : l ! artn , Miss E , Hess , ,
W , W , Myer/P'I U , Eastluni C. W lImo :
zle and F. I W , mstrom are registered at tint
Barker rrol l.ucl .
Miss Delhi hiM ) ; a young lal ) or 101lrege ,
Neb. . I. Vl9111 her cOlslns , Mrs. lharlcs
D. Tbolplon antI Mrs , l rlest 10. Jones , or
tinis city , l11Hhh Is t 01 her way east to
\'Isl frlenl'h'l ! a antI Ihilsuoha .
At limo 1uIercr I' 4 , fbi . ' Chicago II .
101,1 : I l. U'r8 , Chlclgo ; I.
M t , I nlwldlr , at 1.ouls : O. ( llugher , ICain
l ! City ; I. N Groves , wife and child , Ciii
cage : It. IL Slmsol , ' dreelu'y ; C I. Breck ,
jr , Gaut.nlllu , .fL A. Wiiam , 'elzer , 01-
tumwa , la.11) ) , I ) . Blrr , 1 arhll 10\1 , C ,
U. ( lauluseit , S. l.uls ; C. A. Wilson , Marlon ,
Ia. ; Robert Iicot New York ; , . 'I' , ranks ,
Yorle' W. 'C Lelane" Ieatrlcp , D. I . Mos
son , Hartord ; _ G , . Houghton , Chicago.
1'l rloknl * a1 IhA 10101. .
At time Millard-IT. l- , ! an tow , t'rt.te4 , 1" ,
MlarllI lr"te
S , Hllenl I' , Chrailrorm .
At tlnea0ehiom'IeEai'i ( :1111 , Gpnevl ; hi ,
O. Marll , W. lVhinnOnm l , Nebraska City : :
John ance "On'Nt ; , l'emnder ; J. e , < I'owrl , Aiti .
At the Arcatle-J , P . JOhllOI , lCearnney ;
.rcadoJ Ktatl
J. P. IleJ" , 1llculn ; A. ii. Clark Wune ;
W , H. Maie ) ' , Ord ; H. J I-I , Alhalce : ) ; H ,
I. . Oxford , 1001Iell. ,
At the MerchantJohl H. Mouser , Arm ,
1'011 : l Blrl < ch ant wife , 1 lkhl"l ; J. M
Pt'rcval , J.lm'oll ; W , J. O'hhnlens , South p
Bend : W . D. Smith , Sutton : W , C. Cribei
and wire , lancror ; 0. M. Colon , Syracuse ,
BSHOP nONACUM'S ' VICTORY
Lincoln Prelnte's Triumph Ovu One of the
fighting Twelve ,
FATtIER ENGLISH COMES TO OMAHA
-
Orlln , 1'rigresq mind " 'Irtrm nil CohInihisS "f thn
) n\'Clelt 10 HeCll1 Inte the 1181011
-UtheL' Hsllmtnn" In his
Uloce80ro Threatened ,
- -
After two years or alternating connllencl
and confusion , or rosy hope nHI repUlatel1
pledges ) ] , or
Ielges successive prolises more honorell
In 'the breach than In the observance , the
fighting PrIests or time Ilncoln diocese have
surrendered unconditonaly , I was a
ground hog ,
case Tire oft reo
11ented assurnces personally mode and tine
written n Iuarlntees or protecton given by
)
Mgr Satolhi to the
Sntoll cOllllalnlng priests nt
various stages ot their controversy witim
Ilshop Ionaeum must have rorgoten , wih ninth
the clcrgymcn arc lee without recourse reran
any ecclesIastical 11unlshment the ordinary or
Lincoln Is Ilsllsed to Inflict .
The facts In the case or Hov , John E. Eng.
flair , who has rsigned and retIred from the
II0clse , hnve heretofore been alluded to.
.
'
Father I nglsh Is wel and favorably known
hot only In Nebraska , but throughout the
cast He received his first lessons In priestly
dutes under the late Ilsholl James prIesty
or Omnha , nnl was honored hy him whir
wih
various responslhle parishes prIor to the dl.
vision of Nebraska Into two dioceses. At
the tme or the divIsions I.'uther I nglsh was :
stationed at Lincoln
stntonetl and thus became a
Ilrlest In that diocese.
I In the control'ersy which hns rent the
dIocese or Lincoln road occasioned
nnl grave re-
lgious scanlal and demornlznton the past
two years , Father gnglsh took nn actIve . it
actve. t
riot a le3dlng , mart Ho amid his associates
heleved the Interests or the church de-
la/HIed a change. lie was , however , drawn
Into the controversy aglinst hIs soul annul
Inelnatol , and the Indignites he has ! erne ant
to / recent boned are troeeabe ] to his rul-
Ihlent or dutIes cOllnundel ! y higher arm-
thorltes , alHI who sUbsequenty Iclled him
that protecton ho had ! a right to eXIect. )
At _ the outset of the trouble Father Emoghisin
nglsh
was ordered by ! gr. Satoll through Ilsho(1 (
Scannel ot Omaha to take the depositions
or certnln sisters at tine Visitation convent
In llastings. I Is said this testmon re-
)
fected emi the bishop and nngered him , and
he set about punishing tie guly , The
ofclling sister was removed rrom the content -
tent- and was not permited to return tmntll
Mgi' . Satol visited Omaha In Jmmmno unti 180.
ather Englsh was not overlool.ed. Efforts
lorts
were male to \olson the Ilnds or his con-
gregaton In Hastings agaInst him. Threats
of sus\nslon were made In writing by the
bishop. These and other petty
\ otherely annoyances
proved unavailing. Then '
unavailng. rolowed the visit
or Mgr. SatoJ amid the truce signed by tine
coliendlng parties In Omaha. A trIal ot the
charges against the bishop was then prom-
Ised , and assurances were given by the
papal delegate that a change woul be made.
Matters remaIned In stab quo male
mont . Last April Archbishop lennesy
undertook to probe the scandal. lOis rerusal
or a canonical trial , followed ! y a partial
investigation of tine affairs of the diocese ,
chaperoned by Bshop Donacum , are recent
Incidents familiar to all readers , Tire arcb-
bIshop reported , adversely to the priests and
one time struunrrtin or that renorl twlr In"on
zero. and , their impes have ir dly" - sunk - " ta
HIS GREATEST OFFENSE ,
The mniOrtal olense or Pather English was
his testimony against the bishop In the Cor-
bett case In NeJrsl\1 City last lay , When L
tine question of authiorhties
queston authorites on canon law was t
under consideration the bIshop and his supporters -
porters testIfied that the work or Fahlr !
Smih or Paterson , N. J. , was malt regarded
as - an' 'luthorlty" on canon law. I Father
EngHsh contradicted . .
thIs
contraiicted testimony and Ih'O'
duced I letter rrom the bishop Instrucl.g
him , as jUdge or the diocesan court , to study
"Smnniti on Canon Law , " whIch he regarded
ns tine best work on the subject.
Within sixty days after giving this testi-
tesl-
ninny Father EngHsh
I'ather receIved orders to I
vacate the Hastings mission and report at
David CIty on September 1. An appeal was I
taken to Mgr. Satoll , but the reply , hike these I
precedIng I , was Jong on promise and short
on perrormnnce : Mgr. Satol assured Mr.
James Englsh , brother or the priest , that a t
trial would b granted , "but not now , " saId I
the delegate ; "not now Tel him timat , lit I
wi umnd ratanni. " that le
The meaning conveyed ! y these words was I
worls
that as soon as enlarged powers were granted L
the delegate time whole case ganted
blshol , ) \'oull be taken up and disposed or.
These assurances gave the prIests momentary
satisfaction. With Pather Englsh I was or
brier duration. The bIshop learned ho had L
removed his personal effects from hastings I
to David City. On October 12 he receIved L
an order ( rain the bishop commanding him L
to return tIre goods to Hastings by time 26th
or hat month Imposln as a '
! p enmity for
flsobedlencc he revocation of hIs facuitici
I
' revocaton
facuiles
as' prIest.
Ann' appeal was again taken to the papal
delegate , the grounds or which were that
a bishop could
not canonically revoke a t
priest's faculties ! without trial. Father Eng-
Hsh stated In the app : al that the goods In I
controversy were not worth the cost or trans.
portaton hack , that he had mae money to pay
/uch c08t and that as a matter ot fact the I
articles In question were hIs personll
property , and were selected , packed and I
shIpped to him ! ) the ladles of the llastinmgs n
lastngs
congregations him , without aid or assistance from t
Another order followed tile first reqnlrlng ;
Father EnlHsb to appear ) for trial at Lincoln I
November 29 , amid show cause why his suspension -
pension should not be made permanent ,
This and all other documents bearing on tIme n
case were forwarded to the
delegate , and I u
ruling asked on two points :
"Plrst-Can the bishop , as a punIshment ,
lawfully Invaldate m ) faculties . as a cnnnnonni
cally established priest
caly pstblshed or his dloceso ?
" 'Sccand-Camn the bishop lawfully , suspend I
mo on a public " count IIe thIs without giving
me a trlal1"
lgr , Satol cleverly avoided this Issue ,
mlsqnoted tine language or the appeal , and I
reminded alher Englsh or the lsholl'S I
rlghl to suspelll a priest for causc
IS SRNTENCE PHONOUNCED.
On November 9 , twenty days before tint :
< ale set ror the trIal tnt Lincoln , Fatino r
Enghisin rceIveni tine following letter :
Sinicun YOU younaielt have nenluiesced inn arm , I
caused to be promimignoted In ii iuhihta mmnunnne r
tine ) uusidimn3ioum Wimhcii
you Incurred
omo tim' ' '
lithn tnt. , mmothnlnmg remains ( or me p ) do bu 'to
to formally Pronounce the uentenice of stunt .
pennirbonn against you , lund to nnakt' kmnow , tt
what simnil be rOnjuirent of you befort' yet Li
somali he Pertrlitteul to resume tine exercis e
of tinu sacreti flniiitstry within tints jurisnlic .
therm , iiecore , therefore' , or your incnntlstenm
'shisbedtene to iiiy Jrmnot anti weiginly conn -
mnninntis , Isnurned to yomi 1mm may cormnrnunpicatioj
of time 12th slay or October , 1t'Jl , I inereb ii. I
declare you stunulnennIerl , anti you omre sos
'
flCfltII'ui l'ronn tine exercise of nil eceheshait :
ticnm I fumnc tininint , 'J'hn Is stinipenirnion sum I I coin .
tinmue in force unntil tine tlmi'ee cnmdhtionm a
imit-mmtioflu-ih below shrill inins'e been frilly corn
Phieti i'itii , arid until you shall innrvsn bee' : r ;
duly ntisuio'i'il from tin' above muentiomie' ii
eennutur ( I In r by nnnys h ' pm' by a lnero in
tiehegateni by inn for Inc inninilose , 'I'hu litre a
comnniitlonmns nrc irs ( allows :
FImst : You hinuii return to tIme hlnrntting H
i'ectoi'y null tine isniuseinold ( urnniture lake' : no
by you ( romnn tine said rectory , amid now o r
rintli recenntly Iii yc.ur possessioin ,
Sc 'onidiy : You stimuli renew youm' prornhs
t ) ( reverenice anti abr'uhiene-e to me in tin
hin'ocnottneuirunl in thin city of Ltiicoimm mid -
fore sac on' such Perniomns as I minay ( 'onnirrls , : .
simm to receis'r' tine snnid promises.
'l'hnirnliy ; You shall retin'e to tine , noflaster tr
of tine Fn'mnnmcintc&tmi Fathers nit Columbus n ,
Nub. , or to tine momnnistery of time hlennedie'thii C
Valuers at Atchminuori , FCumi , . annul lucre ( a 1'
thin space of at least six slays you stimuli gio' U
youmm'sr It up to 1101) ' retreat , tiunimmnf wmnit'l it
time you shall maine a sacmntmemntul conIes , -
siomi evhtiencrn of having miinonhn ? such netne'a
mini t-omilesonluir to in' ( urnisheri ( I ) Inc. 'i'm
nreeerusam'y Z'nncUitit's to tnbsoive you from lb t
cr'nnsuie inert-inbetore nne'mtioneum will he semite :
to time superior of time monastery inn winiel hi
yoni prpoie U ) mnnaka Ihn retreat ,
It it be yonnr lmntntioni not 10 commiply sr'itl in
thin conitlitlons mt'untionenl niove , I anlyinue ye U
In time to it-ave tine diocese , arid thereby 0
irevemnt , further cnrnduI , because I Irnmi deter
tnlned to nnaintaimn teciesiniuittonni siisclpiint . :
ocst what It rosy. ha crse you sionohi no I
have comniphient with line above conditions oi
or before time ZIhr Inst. , I sushi as soot
thereafter stir conveoint take steps to pm '
yiuie unnimer ( rector fur the David City miii t ;
sioni ,
the object ( or- width tine camawtsaign o C
isis'estlgntion was to me iieitl on tine 2thn
Iist , no longer elsts. no sesxtori of tlo saint
Conimmihiusion will hit , inlul on that tiny. I anna ,
reverend arid r1er sir , Yasir otnuliomit sers'amnt
Iii time I.Ond , ThOMAS IIONACLIM ,
itlahioh ) of hlmicolmi ,
IGNOI1Et ) TilE 1'ENANCFS ,
Father Emnghhsii gave mno heed to tine ptn-
aurces ss'hmich o'oriltl restore lmlni to tine good
graces of tue bisinoil , hunt accepteul tine advice
in tine closing liaragnaiiii of time letter nunil
imaminlenl In lmi resignation. It was lmroniipthy
flCciptenl.
From beglnnimng to end time lshsinop slmoi'enh
ImIs detenmrnlnatlemo to rid tire n1lcco of tine
Offending priest , If tire purpose was to mm-
ldm , hnimn for violating time manomns of ( lie
church , hnito snmspensiomi would be general ,
No oIlier blsinop coimlnt accept him while time
suspension ss'as inn force. Time tonnalnension
deereeti by Ihishmop Bonnncum wins lhnuitent to
thmo diocese , a thing smmnknnowmn inn canon law.
Fathner English realized tine lflii'POSO of tine
attacks , annul svommhni imniva battleti for hni
rigints hmtrrl there been a shadow of a hope
of srnccess , Unit tine reineateul remmnnlsea ( mmiii
lonog-deftrrej , hope into despair. I3efuiro his
reignationi m'ns cold ire was teniniercil a liosI-
than In ) ' Bishop Scamnmneil. his oxeat inns beemm
received , amid about tine first of tine year
inc sviil be Imistnoileti as master of St. llrlulget's
chrmrcin on tire mnortinemnn himmnttnn or South
Onmnnninin. Tine chnmnncin is mios' eltachienl to St.
Agnes , Sommtir Omnaimna , bnnt time initemitlomi is to
hmnako it a seinarate imarisin.
TIne delnantnmrc of Fatiner Emnglishi mnnakes
the temilin nmuisiomn vacancy iii the diocese of
Llrncohmn. Iii nil , time dIocese is short Iifteenm
hirlests. It. is mmot inmnprobable a mimajority , it
snot all time renmmatnnlmmg elevens nnnemnbers of the
St. hlarnanni's society , orgarnizeul by the fight-
Inrg hiriests , will ( cinder their resigmiations on
time first of tine year. Tine eiehegste ai'ns in-
fornncnl of their imntentlonn sonic timmne ago , amid
tine mmnatter was discussed my time priests
witiiimi tens nia's , but What action , it any ,
wIll be taken , Is mmot yet icniownn ,
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JACKSOIAN'3 ANNUAL I3ANQUE
List of Tunostf-Scer-etary ? iomtomn to , lcltvcr
mlii .sInires ,
Time mmneeting of tine Jzrcksonniann cirib was
'veil nttemnded last evening , T. .3 , Mainonney ,
tIre newly elected presideint , woiideti the
gavel , nmmd llommry 111mm took up mini duties as
secretary. S
Tue comnnimmittee on anniunal lnamiqmmet to be
Imeint Jannuany S. n-sported tinat lion. ilorace
Dotes , ox-Governor of loiva , wonmki responmd tea
a toast mrot yet selected , lion , W. J. llryamn's
toast will be : "Tlnomrnas JoftiTorsonn ; " Cimarles
E. htyami of Ileatrice , "Novcnniber fi , ISOI ; "
Eulsomi 111cm , ' 'Saminoset ; ' ' hIoniier P. Lowls ,
"Tire Day \V eCelebrate ; " Ed 1' . Smunitir of
Omnalna , "Tine Jacksomnanra ; " . .itnertVatlelns
of Llnicolni , toast riot. yet selected.
Secretary Mortoni swill be hiresemit and address -
dress tine drib on thirmt occasiomm. All arrange-
minents mayo beers miiaule wIth thu eMeccer
hotel. A fullordhnestr.i has been emigungeti to
fumnmhinho mmiushc ,
p
.IIs , . lli : , I Ift C ) IS U.V A I ) if fT.VIC
Citizens of Muscogee Moruitintnirily. Expect.
11mg an Attirek ,
SOUTh M'ALESTEIt , I. T. , Dec. 22-Time
towmm of Muscogee Is ins ann uproar of excite-
macrat tonight because of the close proxImalLy
to town of Bill Doohhmi amid mlii gang , They
ivere discovered about moon today four mniles
svest of Muscogee. Time gnumng eomishsted of
about elgint macn , loaded tlowmm witin tlrunnmmns
anti ivhnisb' . They vere nil nirimmile to tine
IiOhiit of liilrurity , and tlneir connnlitloni nitade
tinc-mu recklessly bold. luesidea firming at ninny
hnassemby wino mnnpnenned along , tine'y sinennt
line Linac senndhnng taumitinag naneasnoges to tine
Mur'cogec oihlcers , invltmnng tinenri out to
ulm'iniic. 'I'lne itunttlOri i\'nis telegraihmeut to
United States Mnonsunat IuicAlester at MeAl-
ester. A strong body of nicliUtiCs ivas quick-
collected amid a special train started witim
timenmi for tine scenic. Time deputies will cmi-
dea'or to surround tine gang and make cmi
uccaca nenore imney recover irons isnemr me-
baucin. A raid upon Muscogee is mnoniemitrrr-
ily exlnected immmd tine oflicerno anti cithzemis
there nnre ammnilnng prepmratom'y to non attache.
All night passeinger trains inn the vicinIty
are heavily guarnieci , Bill Doollmi is a relic
of the Dalton gang' , ntnd has just organizeul
and re-cratered tine field.
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0StUJ : CXTEN1' HITIZ T1IIIJt LOT.
Comnmnnlsslonn . Vmmmrblo to itcconnlmhisk Any-
tilling 'witin Thorn. '
KANSASC ITY , Dec. 22.-A special to
tine Tiniest from Aricanisas City , Kann , , sa"s :
Tine Osage committee , compcsed of lion.
Jannnes hock of Atlanta , lion , John A. Gor-
nnamn of Wnsinington and lion. Johns A. Tul-
us of 1-lope , Ark. , ivino have bCemi at Paw-
inuska for two months , emndeavoning to treat
with tire Indlamis for theIr lands , returned
to their bomnes today , TInny ima'e been urn-
able' to , cffct cii agreement because of
time Inteae opposition of tine full bhoods tea
a cirannge dC uny kinnnl. The cononmnittee will
now pn'epan'e a report , in wiiicln , It ii ; said ,
they wiil m-econnmemid tine nrbolitiomn of time
liresennt tribal fornni of government , tine ni-
iOtnnent. of minds in severalty by tire goi'-
eminment annul , time enntabihshrnent of a tern-
torinnl governmrnemnt ; also. ama investigation of
the roil. A. delegatIon of Indians will le
Bent to Washmimmgton to present tIne hdc of
tue full bloods.
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u"ii.IR.vrs ,
Daniel Sully closed iris engagement at
Boyd's last evenIng wIth a simrahi audience
that ns'ithninelth time greater part of time nil-
pn'eciation due him for lila very creditable
inerfomnnanace. Mr. Sully's work Inns es-er
been cinaractenized by a. blunt , but mres'ertinc-
hess warm , synapatimetic isunnior. lOis new
play , "O'Neli , Washington , D. C. , " gIves
this imndii'idual trait ample scope. Tine play
itself , however , Inches the dramatIc force
necessary to make it a great success. WIth
Mr. Sully's inrescint Cormiamiy , "O'Nelh ,
Wnusininngtoni , 1) . C. , " Is essentially a omne-
part play , mrnnl that 1)8cC , of conrrse , belongs
to hnmnnseif. 'I'lmc' imiterest inn tire mnlot corn-
tern uround tint efforts ot a designing nivntl
to frustrate tlm& imive'mitor's cen'talmnty of sun-
cents. Mr. Fr'nnnak Aihenr pinrYs tine part of time
nmclnenner in a nmnost lnerfunactory manner. W.
Itudolpis essays tine comedy role and
mlgint have succeeded better with nun : uunfl.n
emnce less critical. Miss Maud h3invn'Iulumn's :
svon'ic was mmcii above tine average of thom
with whOm bile was surrounded. Miss Louise -
iso Suiiy man a sonsewhiut ilifilt-imit rain ,
which sine carrion s'ery ntnnccessftmily , beimng
especlaiiy strong in time closing riot , svhnei-c
stun noacrliices imer own inrhde lii artier to cm-
cum'ent time InitnmlS of time mmmi uponmiwinorn
sine bud previously bestowed lien hnurt.
Mummy amid Mack , thno iropular Irish cannedi-
ans In their latest smmcceas , "Flnnmnigami's Ball , ' '
is tine attraction at. tine Empire for New
Year's weel : ,
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Vnis arm Itccomimminodnrtlimg ltrI.nnd ,
KANSAS CITY , Dcc 22.-Testimony in
tine mmii at Imlnlehnemnuiemico of Montgomery 11 ,
I'eivis of tine Lomnininnil Investment comnipany
today' showed tinnat nmnomiiene inaPt to have henri
enintulmmeui iy Leivint were carried to J. I' ,
Caimn'ni nnccoumnt , who , mncconulhnng to tine mInnie's
theory , want ito ohjiigmmmg not to humid Letm'Ia tine
Until of hIs nmtmnme inn cruel' to es'enm up mis
stunrilnigs ( mona tine connnpumny. 1"tmrtinc'n cvi-
deincn gis'cmn eonilhrnned tine uihegenl stealing
of tii sleentlcnmnt.
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( 'alurmireni 'l'iin of limo ( himnig.
lr4 lOi1ADO SPRINGS , Mo. , Dec. 21.-
1eshle htobinnton mmmi Chunlny Itlelmards , cc-
cesruonles of time Maggarul gang of outlaws ,
wino imntve emerald smnccessfuily in Ceninnm
county for the ianst timree years. svem't' up-
vreinemmnieI , inn tins city tothnny , 'I hey have
cunit time ctrflta ine'as'ilY , tnnd , witim tine cx-
ceintiomn of onto a I lien' nnieimmber , I told mnmomn a mini
Itie'imtiiiis urn time 01)1) ) ' UJICS Wimo ( alie'ui It
clunk' time ohllce'r is tiunlnrg tineil' linree years
r'e'igmn.
lIre sin mnnernlnil ii iO I S I liii Cr rI I liest n.
JEVVEitSON CITY , Mo. , leC. 2.-Vohiow-
lag tine tlennlnrl hiy tire auprt'nnlo cornrt of tint
ss'nlt of mnnsmndnrmnunt inn tine Jmnnmison , CSISO
Seemetnir ) ' of State Let-sure todrny ihled ni
ce'tihicnrte of electiomi of Jnonmren 11. hIn's.'in.
mnae'rnnuii ( dora , . ) us 1nrontecutling atlurmmcy ci
Jackson county. ' 1 his is line' cnise nmaasl
mroinnlmnl'nnt amnommg tine ntes'eral conitests aria.
jag onnt of Ursa seyerai recent hunnsmi $ City
ele'ctiomns.
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CliickmoiswnI ( ) liii451i In a ( istlnngtu.
Alt9IuiOhtE , I. P. , 1)ec , 22.-'l'hro Cinicla.
maw legislature , which rniet inn called ruemsioni
at Tisirornmmngo , auijourncd tinlm nnaomnnhnn nnfei (
electimmg e'x.Governon'iiimamnn , Guy rnflsi J
\Venmiey Parker delegates to Vt anuhinmgtomn IC
hook after tine intenetnta of time Cminlcnmmais )
mnrntioni umnni to oppose ninmy iegiahintloii ictnkmmiij
tur a clnamr'e' ' of Ihnc ( omen uf gos'ernmerit by
thnu indeSnimit
Erakite ( 'mlii , Still lie t ppealeni ,
KANS.'IS C'i'i'V iec. 21-Tine five mnsur-
unnee eonnpaniea wino mcmi umi aggregate oh
843.000 inn halides ens fin. II. C. Frakur's lire t
amid wino lost tunic suit with time , Ioclor'r n
relatIves , inlnvti takenm stem's to nnppenol tint
case to tine aupemmitn court.
( 'ahin.T , L'iiriitlu tiuimgu'sl ,
ICALIHPELI1 , Mont. , 11cc. 2Z.-Calvhni J ,
Ciirtthn , alias Charles Biack , alias Charles
Adams , inas been executed for the taunter of
Mrs. Suotniuginam last April.
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\V1LLIAIS \ ON TilE \It \ Pi1T11'
Reporters Who Came to Boo Ilini Ortioroti
Out of His Office ,
E1SSOREUPERINTENDENT BYfNES
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ifntimiiitIm % timnOt lii huniisctor t'hil Tell
Somnnetiilsmg ' . % iticir % 'iii hurt tutu henri
of New York's l'nllei , force-
hymns IiL Not Talk.
NE' 'OliK , lec. 22.-PolIce inspector
Alexander \\'iiliamins was inlalmnly upset to-
day' In conseqorenco of yestertinoy's testi- -
nmnonmy before tire Loxow connmmniittce , A cc-
hnomier s'ho nkeul him ( or a stateimnemit re.
garding Captnimt Schnniittbemgcr's sworn
statemmnotit timat minority collected trout law
hnreakers hiatt been rcgmnhninly rityitleot with
W'iiilaiins annul other lOuiC'O oflielnils , was the
reclpicmrt of a'oiiey of vIle opitimete lrmmnleih
itt mum my tine' Imnuliecton , who also nil-
vancoti tmpomm tire repomter with douched arid
upraised Inammul ,
"Get onnt of irerel" roareut'IiiIamnns , "I
woms't talk to annyinody. "
A snmggcstlonn thnat inc was time one fas-omeul
inn beimng glvemn ann oqnortumnnIty to clear imitmn-
self 1mm tine estinnonstlors of tine Inubllc mnncrciy
angereni tine imnehnector time mnore.
"Yort'ro a d-th ( oolh" ire shsommtenl , "You
nhon't kmmow emrormghm to take' nno for ant amnswe ,
( in oust of mere or i'll ' have you PnmL orrt 1"
Imnepector McAs'oy , who is also hmmipilcatoti
inn lnnlbe-talcmmmg by Cantnhnn Scintmiittberger's
testlmnrony , a5s0'ts hurt ho mover m'ecelyenl fir
mmnoni'y train Schmnmittberger ,
Snmpenlntemnniemnhlymmmos swommini not talk of
tine imncidemit of yeatoruiay annul took refuge
beimimnnl time locleenl door of mis inrivato otlice ,
Amniong lneoirle wino generally have fore.
knowledge regarding Police exposes tinero is
a swell detinoel expectatloma that ' .
Innspecror'ili.
minis sviil be cahieh before tine Lexow commimnnit-
tee before it Conicinides tire takIng of testi.
mnonny , whmlcln swIll be cmi Thntmrsulay after.
moon. it Is reiircsemntetl that \Vilihanas cc-
garnls inimmrself us imavhmig beenn atiacked by
Schmmnnittberger 'htin tine ptnrposo of ahmiehdlmng
hninniseif annul Snninu'rimntenndent ihyrmies.
Friemids of \'tltianna are represenateni
as tie ? imng inn tins coninectiomo thne iomig
stamidhmmg emmnnnity' between time snnperinntomndnmmnt
uric ! tine lmmsinector , timid tire fact timat Sclnmmiltt-
berger , omico a bosommo friend nun tine com- ;
fluhenntiai svarnlmminnn for \'s'iilhannrm , inato of late
been on terms of imitinmnacy witlm Byrnnens.
Thneso PeOlnie see thmroughnnnut Schmnnilttberger's
testmmmionny of yesterday evlniencc that l3yrries
was always ins time captnrlmn's nnnimad arid tinat
care wnrri tnkcmn ( norm ilrat to mist to siniolul
tine snmpenimntemaniemnt. Tine feelimmg betweemi
Whhimanns ninth Byrmies is ono of bItter resent-
mmcml and inpoms this anti thmn tireories above
recited are based tine expectations of a counter
comnfesniiomn by- tire inmspector.
Meyer Cihhroy was aheu1 it Inc imntcmitled to
mire any steiis to bring about tine rennnovai of
Conmnmnnissionirrs MartIn antI Shneoimamn in comae-
quonce of tire Scimnmnittbem'gnir statemncmnts of
yesterday. ho said "
: "Ihetore tukig
amny-
action charges would have to be Preferreul
against these comurnismiomnens to me. I
bommng tire judge lii' tine case
could not take tine Initiative , As yet time
nnnatter imas riot been brougint It. ray atten-
then omciahiy. If time cimarges iveno mmnanlo
amid proven I could only recomnnnncmnd to tints
governor their dIsmissal. "
u.omnnaissnoner Snnechman was emmnplnatic inn his
denIal of tine statemnnennts affecting iilmu , wimich
irene emnmbodleti Inn Cnnintaimn Sclnmnnittberger's
testinnonny ,
A , special meetIng of tine 1)011cc board will
be hnohnl on Monday to consider time Scimniitt-
bonger testimnnony ,
Lawyer Lewis Grarnt , who is acting for
Comannissioner Shieeinamn , saint today that Cap.
tam Scimnnittberger dare hot produce tine let- .
ier 'svlihchi he yesterday asserted had beers
sent him by time'commisshoncr with relation
to tito mann Proctor in tine gamnihinng , matter ,
Janacs Martimn , pmosldemnt. of tine Board -
of Police Connnmnlssioniens , complains
timat Scinnnlttberger hut imimni in a fnnlso light
regarding alleged disorderly hnouse on Wtiat
FIfty-first street. A club friend of Martin's ,
wino was Interested In a wominan wino kept
a house , represented to Martin tinat time p -
lice mad unwamrantably annoyed imer , tte
iniace being shnnipiy a lnnivflte reshdencti ,
winercnmpon Martin hnmstructenl tine captammn ts
inivestigate , and if tire chub friend's state-
nients srcre true to see that tire woman was :
amnnnoyed mo micro , Seimmnhttberger reportel
that mIs mien maul been mistaken. Tine corn-
nmisslormcr also denies ( mat Sergeant Liebers
maId 3OO0 , or so far as ito knows , anythIng
winatever , for his Inromnnotmon. Otbers of
Scimnnlttberger's statenneints , which imnnpugn
time integrIty of time police board , are , Martin
declares , absolutely witinout trrtthn.
Connmnnhssloner Sinteiman also makes ape.
ciflo demmial of tIne allegations of Schmitt.
berger , so far as tiney relate to inim ,
One hnunnireni and fifty poihcemmnen wino were
appoiriteni to tine 11011cc force by Comnmnniasloaer '
Jolimn C. Slneeiman attended today at tIme
connnnnissiomner'na private office , wirere they
signed aflinlivats. wimiclm swore znnimse'emitly attested -
tested , that rneitiner before nor ainimtheir ap-
polntmnennts have they piad any consideration
for tinem.
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Voni use Iinnnniieimri'hilsnf , ,
Yosterumnsy nnornlnmg tire proprietors of the
13eton Store amnmnoumnced that they would
Premernt a lacquered box of extraii ne linen
h nandlcercimmcs to tine clerk selling tine meat
goods. Of conmrse , erich girl was on lien-
mnettie to outdo tine others , but line hnmamnd-
ici'rclniefnm swore can'rieul off by the p01)0mm-
young lath ) , ' wire Inresides at the' hmunrdlcer-
e'lnief counter , Idlant May flnntcii : , sine Pitying
n oold goods t tine amount of $210.
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floimimie rhrsniglmng Iii l'csmmroisosa
NAShVILLE , Dcc. 22.-John Stamilnry and
John Cox were executed at Mnynardsviil
tins aftemnioonn for tIne mnurder of Mr. arid
Mrs. Srrodnlenly. They protested thnchr Inno.
cence of time ermine. 1
Torturing Disfiguring
Skin Diseases
Instantly
' Relieved
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! CIITICIIRA
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\ Great
' SKIN
"I'CURI3 " '
Cirmnct'nnA , tira great akin cure Instantly ahiayi
tine mmnoOt hnteris Itobimig , arid mnnilama.
nmnsilomn , l'ommmuit. red arid strep , haha raw stint
Irn-Italeit surfaces , cloanises tine cahp of cmmn.ts
amnil caieii , amid festorra ( ho hair , Cu'nncuzrA
htOAr , ti-so omniy nuenlicatoti toilet soa1. ia lomihi.
Itoinsaille its cluzashag dlsee3unti aurfacci , Curl-
cuntA It5rOrvgxT , this now blood amid Mciii i'urI'
liar anti greatest Of hummer nonacdies , cleamnees
thu bhoiui of all Imnnpuritir's , nmd Linus renmnoves
Limo cause . , lIennco time Cu'zcrimu. itscrinns cura
cr411.7 Inumnor of thu nukimn , scalp , anti biomad , with
los. of hair , ( mmii Ilimapieti to scrofuls , ( rota
iufazncy to age ,
Sold throukout tin , . weId. I'rictoCcrgcunt4 , I
t.Oc. ; llo-,2ac. ; 8zoayEmcy , em , L'orrinmz Daus
A.MU Cuxx. Cour , Sets tu.rtotar.i. Iho.taz.
4's" Ilow to Cifl khir Diuw. , rnsa ad tr.
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