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, . ES'1'.A.J3LISIT1TD JUNE 'l ! , 1871 OMAIIA , 'rnUHSDAY [ OHN , ] "EBRUARY 28 , 1895. SINGLE . ( COP X } "rVl Cl N'rS.
WAS A DEATH ) TRAP
UcLa xplosion in n New Mexico Mine Attended -
tended with Great Loss of Life
ONLY ELEVEN WERE RESCUED ALIVE
Even These Were Alm03t Gone When
Brought to the Surfnco
TWENTY-flVE DEAD BODIES nECOV RE
4 No One Appears to Know How Many More
Are in the Shnft
DISTRESSING SCENE AT lifE PIT'S MOUTh
Jorlpl"lvo or Flly Moro Are Slp\noe.l . tn
10 Still II tin ' \.rkllJs 1111 ' 'lcro
- 1M Nu n"\o tl\ , Ally ot 'h.m !
Are A1k'o.
DENV1fl Colo" , Feb. 27-A spcclal to
the Tlmcs from Cerrlos , N. : t. , says : Ono
of the most serious minIng accidents In the
hlsLoryof Now Mexico occurred at White Ash ,
three miles from here , this afternoon , when
nn explosion of gas wrecked the coal mIne
of the Santa Fe Halroall company. The
' , . entrance Is closed , nml as forty men arc In
- the mine n seems almost Impossible that
any can have escaped alive. Dense smoke
Is Issuing from the all shaft , IndicatIng the
interIor of the mine Is IJrnlng. Up to 2
o'clock no one has boon r.scucd , although
the body of ono man. a driver , has been
found at the mouth of the tunnel.
* A specIal Lo the Republican says : OwIng
to the smoke , dust and noxious vapor that
fled every aPllroach to the workIngs two
.3. 110urs ebpscd before any progress could
, be made toward efCeclng a rescue. and the
efforts were cruelly rewarded , for UII to 7
o'clocl but one miner had been reached. His
dead body was found near the entrnce ,
Three hours later the rescuers succeeded In
reachIng the len fourth level and the dead
bodies of several men were brought oul.
S The sight about the mine was heartrendIng
)
In the exLreme. FrantIc wives , many oC
them carrying babies In their arms and ha\'lns
children hanging to their skIrts , stood at the
entrance of the mine for hours , amid tears
and prayers , watching and waItIng . whie
hundreds of men vaInly u strucle _ u tn raIn nn
_ u _ _ _ _ _ ' " _ _
entrance further Into the mine. So dense
was the smoke at one tIme during the after-
; \ . noon that many thought the mine had taken
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fire . and the conduct oC the wives and
mol her when this was announced as a proba-
blly was pitul In the exlreme Up to 5
o'cloclt the gas continued to pour forth from
the single ollenlng' In the mine In such
volume as to make the progress of the res-
cucrs very difficult . but an hour later tha
noxious vapors cleared away and the work of
recovering the dead bodies began 10 prove
moro successful Twenly-two men are still
. In the lower workings of the mine and It Is I
& ' not thought possible that they are alive. The
I 44 work of rescue goes on bravely.
SCENES AT THE SIAI T.
Many heroic scenes have been witnessed
during the afternoon , and tonight a gruesome
: spectacle Is presenled. Many campfires dot
: the scene and the ngulsh of the women
and children hovering about them , hoping for
the best and urging the men on In their
endeavors to reach the entombed , while
others are clinging 10 their dead or minis-
tering 10 those brought out alive , presents
n picture of human anguish seldom witnessed.
I Is thought the explosion was caused by
the mIners brealtnS through into some old
abandoned working , thus liberating the gas
that had accumulaLed. The mine was
worlled through a single incline shaft exlend-
f lag 3,000 feet In at an incline of thirty degrees ,
nll seems to have been defective as respects
ventilation. The mouth of the shaft Is
the sole means of egress. Nobody seems I
know just how many men went Into the mine
this morning. OrdInarily 160 men arc em-
ployed , but this beIng Wedncs ay I Is said
scarcely hal the usual quota of men were at
vorle. Representative I.aeden , lately employed .
ployed there , says tonight that he Is confident -
dent that not less than eight-live men must
have been In the worlllnb" at the time of
the explosion 'he latest reports from the
scene by telephone are that twenty-Lwo dead
bodies have thus far been recovered.
A special to the noclty Mountain News
< I from Cerlos , N. M. , sayn : Up to 10 p. m. ,
twenty-five bodies have bc-n taken out horrl- ,
bly burned and mutilated , and difficult of
Identification. One of the rescued , John
Stuhihesfdlt. says that hD heard the explosion
end himsel and lire comrades started for the
maul slope , but could not get out , and retreated -
treated back Into the mine to u pool of water ,
where they Immersed themselves , and by ag-
fluting the water managed Lo get all enough
to live al for foul hours of their confinement ,
but when the resrulng IlarLy reached them
they were In the last stages of abllhrxlatol.
The namE of the drIver who was killed at
the mouth of the tunnel Is John Dolt , a by
The following are tho"lunes of those 1le : :
J. H. DONOHUE , pit boiia. <
JOHN C. BOCK , trapper boy
SAM I.HD , miner
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- I ILINRWOH'rI. ( '
nOY III.I.IIS.
WILLIAM 1 JON S.
flAM I JA US.
W T M'CIARTY.
TOM WIT [ .Y.
t JOHN S\'LINY.
JOhN EA'rOHNF.
. TOM Hm.I.IA Y.
JULFS NCS.IItANT " faUler '
JENUY Nl SIANT , son.
LOUIS NESIANT , son.
ANGELO IUFI"OTI " ,
mOHAHD DmOI .
miL I0 11' .
flEOItOl SIAIT .
AUGUST LlPLAT .
I ) . StMIT1S.
mml IAlmN -
2'lrJfLl'J ; U.VJLII . . _ tIW . T ,
Offlcrs Galherll ! , In' the 1'111 : " City
ElectIon : Croolii
1IIclon
KANSAS CI'rY , Feb. 27.-AvrehtN of Iler-
10lS Illcrd for election frauds ao bcllg I
snai1o , Twelve ot the . . :
11110 II0wly ' \olvo mon , 110w-
V ( vel' , have , \'o11tal'ly sUrrOlllel'CII them-I
eieives. 'ho oUcers UI'lleur to be unlhlu
to loruto others , but lay that alt against
whom Inlllments ! ha"o heel relul'llll 0
111
who are Iii thu ely will ! o l'rl'ltol he-
tOl'O tomornlV , Thio mel ul'rlsle(1 today
wen' : 'rhl'odoro F. Ilansen . la\e Vre ) .
fee , John lalelcer , laiiiii'chsh ii
leona iicrgniaii. 'l'he bond In each case ,
which waR \ U.L WUK IllwIIIIly , eUle -
1115110(1. 10lekcr was nn ale'Uon juigo ,
nl11 II elmrlell with voting In a Ill'clnot
II whlll ho .Ihl lot yoUnl other imn
Iln
wert also jUllnel , and ale charge.l with
4 ntltrnctl bUllola and in.iling falue so.
! IC-
turna. 'j'hl isan'I jl' ) ' hua lot yet con-
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c'lu.t II its 1\lltGu tel oC Ihu rocoll wur'l
el'UII Crnull Several wllt'S ' el from
the I\\'onll ward were be ro 1. ' the jury
10lmy and It 1 : boll vcll further Inl"t-
mentl11 bc returned. ' 1hu Jury II also :
I\nlll 11 attention to the Ninth wll',1
untl Iii issvostigating alleged crookedness
11.II , 1'oltltlng nl gel CrOoilolne51
tole - _ _ . - - -
Ni i'ruurodIti , \ llnlt Cite HluHIRrll ,
Ul'FFAIO \ , Feb. ' - Tso ) attorney sen.
, . flnl has denied the application ot lho
Central I.aboi' union or New York 101
heave tl heln 11I'PC\'el\IIHS \ to chmoh'o . the
Hnnhl' , ? cUIIlrt 01. 01 the Grolndl
tmt I II a UOIOlloly , 'he . Clle baa bci
caU1n . for &u10 time ,
ft
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. ' -.INN.11 lUUI JXOITJW.
Ielnc8 : ot the Turbulent feenca of TUt8dR :
! Jht ,
SAVANNAH , I"eb. 27.-At noon today the
board of monagers or the Young Men's
Hebrew association , which has the lease of
lie hal In Masenlo temple , adopted ( resolu-
tons canceling the contract for the hal with
Slatery , the ex-priest. The resolution states
that this acton was taken as Siattery's
langlago Is calcullell La incite 10 riot , cn-
langerln ! the hives and property of the
cItizens of Savannah
About I o'clock this morning four three-
story buildings al Farm and Margaret streets
were blown up. The explosion wrecked them
complele l rorLs are making by some
persons to connect this wHh the riots of
last night , bul there Is no evIdence to sustain
the charge.
The riot Is the topic of conversation hero .
Feeling runs high anll Slalery has received
assurances trom many sources that ho shah
be IlroLecLed at his lecture tonight hy citzen'
regardless of Iloleo or military. Savannah's
good name Is at stake and many citizens
express n determination that It shall lot bo
said that freedom of speech Is suppressed (
here. Slalery has made formal 111111caton
for Permits for his wie 10 lecture this after-
noon before isitnsif . he to IccLure tenlghL.
Mayor Ieyers will grant Ihem. ( lie has
been urged InsLe.\l of using the
military In the event of further trouhihe
10 cal out the lire department and
pour streams of water on the rioters 'fhls
probably will he adopl ll. A large element
of the lower clses of Roman Catholics are
Intensely bitter In their fCIII ! against
Slatery , all threaten Lo alelpt 10 mob
him again lonfht. They are being frowned
.Iown by others of their faith who thoroughly
conlemn last nlsht's proceedings The
PrIests are denouncing the rioters as having
brought disgrace on their church . 111 the
combined influences may keell them away
from the Masonic hal lonlght I came
out this morning that cnE or two smal
Pieces of dynamite or sam other high ex-
ploslvo was amon" the things thrown at the
hall. One explotftl and shattered t \0 or
three frames of glass. Guards were kept at
the armories all last night. I Is stated that
members of the A. P. A. have sent for an
organizer to come here anti take advantage
of the excited stale of the public mind. ,
Unsuccessful efforts were mal today 10 ,
bur the Masonic temple. Police were kept I
about It al nlghl. The police have a long
list of names of the headers of the rioters ,
ami they will be arrested ns rapidly : S 11:8-
sible. On of the leaders I In police caurt
this morning Insulted nli defcd the re-
cattIer , and was sent to jail for thirty days
for contemhit.
( loUIL j15 I.j.1.\ I ' I' . . SBS Alr.1l' , ,
Vss , the Ohilrt 11"ol II the United States ;
nntl Fur/"r , Iw I Pall I S nor oC IInelll. % .
KANSAS CITY , Feb. 7.-Gencrl Mason
Dr'mI1 , aged 81 , ex-governor of Idaho ,
the odest : Mason In the United States , and
former associate In legal Practice with
Abraham LIncoln , died here today at the
home oC his son-In-Iuw , 'fheodore Gowly ,
oC Brlht's Ilseuse ,
The funeral services _ wilt In 1.1.1 tnmnr-
n . ' _ _ _ , 'u _ _ " _ n. nm _
row and the hotly taken to nlpon , " 'Is , .
10 ho interred by the side of the deceased's
wire. General Bryman was born In 1813
In BufCuto , N. Y. In 181G ho was admitted
to the har. Be then went to Louiswihie .
whore he edited a paper und hracticed
law. He nlenmtel between the two pro-
fessions , obtaining eminence In both. In
1812 he removed to i3pringfleld . Ill. . and
began Iho Practice of law. Whlo In
Sprlnfel he waR n neighbor of Lincoln ,
and was associated with him In mnny
a case. The intimacy between them eon-
tinned until 1.lncoln's death. In 18Gt Gen-
oral lrn'mun enlisted as infijor In the
'fwenl-nlnth Illinois Infantry , command-
Ing forces tinder General Grunt He served
with honor anti received promotion rap-
Idly. He was mustered out at the close
of the war ns brevet major general. At
the close of lhe he returned '
war to piing-
Spl'ln"-
field. , In lS73 he went to Ripen 'Vis .
where ho gained fresh legal honors In
lila President Grant appointed him gayer-
\
nol of Idaho. In 18S ho returned , to Ihipon ,
where he began anew the practice oC aw ,
Failing health caused ! his \rctce . and
In 1835 he came to Kansas City , where ho
has since made his home with his datItii-
ter. General Dryman was the oldest
editor nlll the oldest Iason In the United
Slates. He heaves two , children , 11S ,
Theodore GO\l ) ' of thIs city and n mar-
ned daughter In San o Diego. anl
.IWBUEUS . SIWUJU1J "U MO.YRY.
"nto In the I 'JrDS Cur 10ntllne.l Notbllg
They Vaiitocl.
DALLAS , Tex" , Feb 7.-Tonight at 8
0'cloc1t the northbound Houston & Texas
Central trin , as It stopped nt the Inter-
section of the MIssouri , Kansas & Texas ,
five miles nClth ct here , was held up t ) ,
seven highwaymen , who covered the engineer -
glneor with six-shooters. They then forced
u porter to uncouple the train from the
engine baggage and express cars. Three
ot the robbers then stepped Into the cab
and forced the engineer to pull u distance
ot half I mihe. Hcro they compelled the
\'eils Fargo incsseng'r , A. H harris to
open his door 011 sate and tear open the
packaes. There was no money , but Chic
l'abbcl' took the oJprws messenger's Ills- )
tol. 'l'iicy then shot away the headlight
and ollelcd iso engineer to back his tmln.
In doing so the engine collided with the
rest of die train , wrecking the bumpers ,
but not crippling any or the lassezigers.
On the train was n Party of ladies relur-
log 1101 he I Moody meeting he'lng held
here They all went 10 praying . one of
them lellng wlh "Oh , 1.01(1 ( , ' 1hou who
rescued ' Daniel from the lion's den , .Ielvel'
its. we bececehs ' Thee from the hauls , 01
these bandits. " The shol'lf 19 out with
hloodhounds trying to run lown the lob-
! ers. The robbcr " got S no m ney ,
aI'JIn ? i.i.KL . " : , Jl.1UD JUOK ,
Arrested for , \tell.I , : , ; 10 Bcut IL 1'11'11
lil I
KANSAS CITY , I eb. 27.-McKee nanltln ,
the well known actor : Dan' FLller , his
loathing man : Miss O'Nel , leading lady , In'\ '
P. T. Johnson , property man , were f'l'sLec
tonight on n chare sworn out hy 1 K.
CrUey , 1110prletor or the Centropul:1 : hotel
of h'ylnl to evade the paymen t oC a' It )
board bill claimed to be owing the hotel
eople. ) 'rhe ) ' were immediately taken before -
fore Justice KI'u/el' und committed for trial
ullel' bonds oC $ IOI ' cacti Till . requisIte !
amount wal later furlshet hy tile manngcl'
oC the theater nl which the company hi
playing and the quartet "mILtl..1 to cle.
part. 'rhe trial will come UI Lom'lrro\
liefore the hotel hiseketi
Heroro sUllper pcoplu Ilelc,1 the
members ot the COIIIIIY cut of their roomt
and they welo compelled to seek quarters
eisewlici
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AU r.iiraiiiile luslesl 1 U"O' Ch'ctl II
Ucreronco tn hut :1"1"11' : ,
LAIIAsi1F'yo. . , Feb. 27-fi3peciai ( 'ele-
&lnm-1'he ) funeral tt Ju.lse Jdl " ' . Ialn
WUt held lt iso I"lrst " Presbyterian hul"h
at ( hits city nt 2 'olocl' this afteracon : " 3tc' ' :
N A. Morris conducted lho ucrvIcs . Al
the business houseD at the city were closed
Irons 1:3Q to : o'c'loclt , anti almost the entire
populaton turned ali In respect to the
iisnloEy of the dhstingtiishset.1 dead . ' rise
1'mOIT allnuulshel tead.
1h
101.11 offerings were profuse. ' 1ho jtilges
of lhe 1III'elue court , Judge Scott uC the
Flrl judicIal ' district and client hvenlY"
live members oC the bar an'l ' llromlnlt
cItiz'iiii were present from Cheyenne , be-
" \ ' ! Iml ) ' ot"r towns thluhhout the
state . It vas th' largest funeral ever sects
In Lnramle ) eCI
r
I ) ion liii Cs'o l'ts I l3OhI.l. !
DEADWOOD , l eb. 2i.-HIIC'Jlul ( 'l'le-
giiaiii.-A Due correBpolulelt wu' InrVl'lell
b ) Judge 1unly or the United States otsrt
that no acton would be taken In the ca o
nt use ety : of Omall nJlllt the Aissericais :
rlc:1
'uter \ \ orlis eotipaiiy until L'otii tiartlos
untolh
rlllal . Ilarthl
10 Cite action had nn opportunity ( tn h.
hicard. 'J'ho judge wiI engaged for lw
01' thr" Wl'CK yet In thl6 tlistiic't .
The jury In Chic cal ( of Johl A. Nelsais ,
charh,1 with attempting te tiofj'nutl tIn
/ ! l1u.I
go' \ eminent ly chlhnll 1 I'euftol to tl
he was lot entitled ala ! forgery lit the
tnlc.1 States COUll 5 , wa f011'1 ' guilty this
cvvning. : 1
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DJ 'J'IOI'1 Ueh. , Feb : 7.-Atljiitaiist ( Jets
oral lJulo:1 of the state I '
ILuto issittstry Dtalf
dl'olllle Ileatl today ( toni heal dlsca '
whll atl'ldlnl the funeral " ot GICCI'
Pad' , late iresitlent or the letrol inlI.
"I ) ' COIIII ) ' , wlh Uo\'cror .fllIi Hul-
bC\ CruSt Ittte odlcvrs ; , 11':1
GOSSlS ) RIGHT FOR l ONCE
Predicted Resignation of the P01tmMter
General Occurred Yesterday ,
STORES OF DISAGREM NTS DENIED
t'rsonrih Iitislnes Ululrll Ills Attentlots- ,
ClnlrC'MIIU1111 . \11 In All l'ruh-
ability lie lilt Sisi'ccssor-ltIehl
Wi Clnllnte Until ' \llrl ,
WASHINGTON , Feb. 27.-Postmaster General -
eral BIssel hate this afternoon placed his
resignation as a member ot the cablnent
in the hands of Predent ! Cleveland , to be
accepted upon the Ippolntment of hIs suc-
ccssor , Though the rumor of the
coming retirement of Mr. I1cl have
been rite for some time , the of-
fidel announctment , when It was made this
evening caused something of a sensation.
The statements whIch have been made that
a disagreement between the llre'shlent anti
Mr. Bssel caused the resignation were known
by almost all In official circles 10 bo without
lie slightest foundation amI therefore the
usual Interest and gossip which usually attaches -
laches La Chic retirement of a member of a
cabinet was entirely hacking In this case ,
as Il was conceded b ) all hint only the
personl desire at Mr. Issel to resume his
lucrative law practice actuated him In taking
the step which he did. An Associated press
reporter called upon him and In rellly 10
questions , Mr. Bssel sall :
"I have placed my resignation In lie
halHls of lie Ilresideut. The reason for so
doing Is that m ) professional work iL home
Icmands my attention ant I feel that I can- .
not longer remain away from it. 'fhe busi-
ness of the department Is In good condition
and Is transfer to my SUccessor C1n be m1de
without affecting the publc service. I have
found my worlt agreeable , alhough at times
quite ont ous. I confess I Icave It with
regret , because I have become deeply Inler-
estll In 1 amI hind a dslre to nceotnphls'n
somethIng lucre lu the development of the
postal srlce Ihan J have found possIble In
these Iwo years of efort , I deeply regret
also thai I am thus compelcd to sever 0111-
clal relations wllh Chic president anti ! the cJbl- !
net , which have been most satisfactory and
cordial throughout.
"Perhaps without impropriety I may now
say t'lat all rumors oC dlsagrecments be-
tween the president ant any of his cabinet
have been wlhout foundation. I doubt I
there ever was a moro harmonious cabinet
than the present one , and Its members are
a unit In support of the president on every
public qucstion. "
Everywhere were heard sincere expressions
of regret at :11 IJiselh's retrement ,
HEGnrTS AT TIlE WHTE HOUSE.
At the white house the presldont salll : "I
surely Is not necessary for mc to say that I
shall release Mr. Bissell wih the utmost
regrel. All of his associates In the almln-
Istrton will feel that they have lost a
colleague who. In all respects , was a valu-
able factor In their executive labors as wcl
as a companIon to whom they have become
greatly attached. I am not taken by sur-
Iwlse for I have known for soma ( line that
It was inevitable , because Mr. Dssel's reasons -
sons for his acton were of a personal nature'
anti were Inexorable. Still this first break
In the cahlnet which has been , In the midst
ot many perplexing sluaton . entirely har-
monlol . all being actuated by loyal devo-
ton to tho. publc In this , and pervade In a
marked degree by the personal attachments
which such connections cannot fail to crc-
ate , causes us all real sorrow. Much grt- !
tcaton awaits Mr. Dssel In the appr.oa- :
ton ( of hIs countrymen of his splendid all :
, 'ahl'ble public service. "
Thcugh In Ito department and congressional
circles tile all was filled with names of possible -
sible candidates to succeed Mr. Bissel , from
stales ranging from lie Atlantic to the Pa-
chile and to Florida on the ruth , still Cite
feeling was uppermst among men In official !
life that the president would reward In some
way the untiring devotion of Congressman
Wilson of West Virginia to the administration
throughout tll congress. Tonight they saId
this cpporLunlLy ( had : arrivej and It can be
stated that , unlEss the preDldent changes his
mind , Mr. Wilson's name will go 10 the
senate tomorrow as the successor ot Mr.
nEe I , and It Is more than probable that he
will be honored by an immediate confrmton
on the port of the senate , as was Senator
Hansom a few days sInce , when hD was ap-
pointed minister 10 Mexico I Is quite cer-
tln Mr. Dssel will not relnquish his portfolio -
folio flurialo. until April. lIe will then - return to
DISCUSSES ) UHESM IUU"On3
Women Protest , \g.dIAt Iklrts , 11gh Steels
timid Constrlctet " 'iia Is.
WASHINGTON , l.'eb. 27.-Dress re orm
wag the tbeme ot lie discussion throughout
today's sessIon of the National Council of
Womcn.
The hal was crowded as a result of the
announcement of lie tcplc , and many of the
prominent members of the council con-
trlhulcd Choir vlew Practical suggestions
: Practcal suggestons
tor Chic improved dress movement were made
In the report of tile chairman of the dress
committee , Frances 1. Russell of Ht. Paul.
The conJ111eo made a vigorous protest
against Chic present cumbersome skirts , high
heels and constricted waists , and charac-
torlzel Ito moder civilized woman's dress
ai a demonsLrlon of habitual idleness . She
:1ldoll : , \Vomiien while we Inhor and wait
for thin economic ground of woman's disgraceful -
graceful ; garb arid silly economic functions to
disappear , 110 what II possible In dress , as
el'cr'thlns cio Lo how u nobler woman-
'hooll , "
The elhlcs at II'el were reviewed by
ltev. lila C. 1IIIon of Moline , I" , who re-
gardc' ' the bOIl ) ' as a tool or instrument of
Iho IlerlQn an.1 said I lat to malle the body
ImauUful as well as sl'png , was n plain Iuly
The ( line JenL In the consideration of dress
tess
hal bu'n 10 cxtenslvo that leo little thought
bad been bestowed on lie ( developmcnt of
the ml11 sitU body.
Martha SLrlcllland of Illinois hell that ar-
tsle .Ires was bne.1 . on artistic thought ,
knowledge , wcrl and the consideration of
many Important t prInciples. The modern
dress site pictured as I gross violation of
unit ) ' , slid l"rtculIlly In tile exagglraLon
of tie shoulders ull ! Lhu minimizing of the
waist
Frances E i : , I.en"re of Massachusetts spoke
eln ' the Ideal costume of a female bicyclist ,
and Mrs. mien A. Richardson of lassa-
ehnsets advocated loose clothlnl ot a 10lUS
material Mrs. Annie WhieJohns n- - of
Clmicusgo made an cresL plea for the eman-
ciia lon ot women from their fashion Illates
un.1 advocated the adoption of n national
Ire1'1 reform whIch would allow the develop-
mcnt or the hOl ) ' on natural lInes all accorll-
11:1y have becolln all beautifying results .
The cession closed , stthi
'lho wlh a Plea for dress
reform hy Julia Paulno l.ea'ILt of Maine ,
\so referred . to Ilressnnking as a profession
In which stupidity WIS colossal.
'I'iiiht"s , . : tull.t.n " 'cnt ( Ivet I"II ,
, v 'ASI1rNG'rON , Fehi ! 7.-'rhe question ot
the confrmuton or A. D , Tinsloy ISst -
Illtrr at Sioux Falls , R. D. , was again
raised In executive sessIon In lie senate
IxcoutVf Iennlo
to.hbut Sennlor leUhleohJeelod to
the 'Iubml slol o IhlR /aler In the nb-
itelico oC I quornm : utah the nomiiinatioil
nrlln wcnl uves. hcmiti' Kyle gave no-
lice of a iiiotiomi tc naive on executive
ses-
I molln 10'
, . , . , ( UI lel-
sian when there Iholll h" l I quorum pros.
Ott C. UI11 Inllnnho that lie wuuhl object
11 Chic t\n lllol or other blslleBs until
the lutol' lhoultl ( ! c , disposed - of untl
1".I"I' tpr t ito Ilcln.hl 1"lle.
\\'Aflf I INGTON . , J'-ch. 27.-Speciah ( Tele-
gram.-JC. ) IV . 10ul0 of Courtand , N. Y. ,
11 bell Ulllolnlco 1'o\lver ot Cite deCunct
natoli hunk ut 1tethilht1 . S. D.
Ul'nlral .Iisnies A. 'iihhansson . ex-com- I
mlsslne. , ; . , 'C the general hld olle , who
WIP rll'rnt ) ' 1 wn'de'l ' I' medal for con-
SlllluOU9 services dlllnl the wur , II cele- 1
brutnl Chic ( \lt tonllht l' givIng a sup-
per 10 Oeleril Doore. Colonel Henderson
I\nl n few Other Iowa trlends.
CcnSr'sman Llcc ) left tor home tonlsht. .
. .
JLU.IW TIllW JICWI.S . .IL1CI.t : 1) 1 ' ,
-
First Intt ! In Cnb" , Not Very
SlnJulnRrr :
MADRID , I cb. 27-A . lipatchs from
Havana announces that In klfmlshes with
lie government troops In Mntnnzs the reb-
els lost two killed anti three of their number
were taken prisoners. Th6 Insurgents at
Guanlanamo , a short distahce cast of the
city of Santiago tie Cuba , "Inve .1Ispere.l.
LONDON , I eb. 28..A dispatch to the
Slnllnr(1 from Madrid says that at the meet- ,
Inr of the council We.lnesl11y evening Senor
Alarzuza , minister of the coionIes : annouleeJ
that lie governor general o'f Cuba had senl
a cablesram announcing that he hat sent
General La Chambre , wills' , several columns ,
In pursull of armcII bands ( In the province
of Santiago te Cuba. Thid police hail at-
tacked amI dispersed a band In time province
of Mtanzrs , killing several brigands.
IIAVANA , Cuba I eb. 21.-I3aisds of In- I
surgenls are still In arms I" the provInce of
Iatanzas , though In what hmubers or with
wlmt succss Is unknown here. MartIal law
Is enforced In the lirovitico and no messuges
go back anti forth save under government
sanction. Disturbances are reporlet also In
Santiago lIe Cub , Inll that city has been
.Ieclared In a state of war. Marti , the rovo'
lutonary chIef , ant General Gomez are re-
IlorLed Lo be on the Islaud.
lnlSLOII 1 lD , SUI'L'OitT ,
- '
In.lcuton tlt n Slh'.r ' nnforcnco May
Sonit lie ( 'aiiq'cI.
:001 'ul.d.
LONDON , Feb. 27-A dlspntch 10 the Times
from Berln sayc the Borsen Courier declares
the federal states have adopf a sympathetc
allude Loward Iohenlohe's proposals In re-
gartl 10 the silver problem amid that I Is
therefore expected that Invllatons 10 attend
a monetary conference will non bo Issued
In an editorial thIs moring lie ( Standard ,
the leading conservative organ , declares for
the Imp rLance of the malnlEnance of the gold
standard Lo England. Time qller saysVo :
are absolutely bound noL toswerve / hem th !
princIples of a slngb gold andrll for Great
Britain . But so far a9 It can be accom-
plshed without breach or Impairment of this
fUllameltal principle , I Is urgenl ) ' to our
interest 10 promote steadiness In the com-
paratve value of gold and sl er , Sir Wllam
Vernon Inrcourt was therefcre lhh-at1viod to
speak In sympathy with the projected comi-
ference , although nothing Is likely to come
of it. "
The Helchslag later adoptQd t the motion of
Franz Iiize cenlrl . for : government inquiry -
fulry into the position of time ' work Ins classes
with the view of arranging tar such.
Hoblnonl 10 1ne e'cl Loobe ,
LONDON , Feb. 27.-Sir ' flercuies nobln-
son , formerly governor ot Hong Kong , Ce-
ion . New South Wales New Zealand and of
the Cap ot Good ( Hope , holding the last namid
position from 1881 to 1888 , has been all-
pointed governor all commander-In-chief of
Cane Colon and hlh" commissioner for
Soimthi Africa In sucecsslon - to ' hoary - ' liroug- :
: ;
ham Lochie who was recently recalled on
'
account of his long standing differences of
opinion wIth the premler.lion ; Cecil Hhodes. i
! 1ur ( 'rIsi4 Only 1cIporary ,
VIENNA , Feb. 27-AI a meelng of the
budget committee of the fl1chsratls ! . Dr. von
pienar , minister of fnanct said that the
crIsis In the SUIa Industry was merely tran91-
tory. He was oPPoul to ' i . reduction being
made II either the export , p mlum or the Import -
pert duty on sugar. He & ecbre that the
government did not favor tt ! - ha
were bIng made to form , a : " \fU 1
purpose of raising the price ot' txar.ln..ius-
( na. .
-
n.htor IRd ned If " IIcxlco ,
LONDON , Feb. 27-ln .tpo 'hikruptcy
court lo\y the creditors ot Judge - \ : ' 1.
Davis , formerly of Denvel ; ' dolo" , descrlbr
as an American companytpromoter1 : held
their first meeting. The 1tor did 'not ap-
pear amid It was stated he ljifd ] gone to M x-
leo In connection with raIlroad schemes In
which he Is Interesled. 'The ' assistant receiver - ,
celver applied for a varrulssL for the arrest
of Jude Davis ant the c"1' was adjounied' '
unti March 26. f ;
l'oit,4 Scvlntonth limIt lverlnry ,
LONDON Feb. 27.-Timetorn1ng publshes , '
n dispatch from nome II aYlns that the
pope will omclate next Suay at 1 special
service In the SIstine chaJ l In celebration
of the seventeenth amitiiverry of his corona-
tiomi . On Saturday next : fue pope will re-
ceive the congratulations , of' the noLabllles
of nome and through thellplomate corps
the congratulations of gcrernments having
representatIves at the Vat1an. J"
l'Irates In the c " SO" ,
SUEZ , Feb. 27.-Severr ned sea profes-I
slonal wreckers 27.-Severr n arrested for I
pillaging the steamer YmrowdoIe . reoenthy '
wrecked In the lied sea ; The reeentY'1
was towed into Suez harkor on' January 30' .
by the Egyptian government vessel AIds ,
convoyed by the l3ergerVilheins . while on 1
voyage from Barry 10 13attvia. The Yarrow-
tale Is n Drlish steal r of 1,906 tons
resister. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
mrlell EIClrSIIIt1 ut "thons '
ATHENS , Feb. 27.-Th Hamburg-Amerl- ,
can liner Augusta Victriawith the Amerlcln
excursion party on bOard has arrived here
from Smyrna.
.1"UTlI I 'ICI DI J'OIU.'JC ,
t1tsughitnr at the Vleo I'itsitIeist. ! Asks Ho-
lease ( rain U.r n.opnt Mlrrlu ! " ,
CHICAGO , Feb. 27.- fQtQ of tie troubles
of Vice l'resldemit'ichcs of the Pulman
Palace Car company cs'ae 10 lght today
when It was annoulucd : thai Mr. \Vickes'
.
daughter 1"lorenej hadj p.l.ted from her
young husband , George i'ord of Janesvilhc ,
Wis. Mrs. WIckes tins recenly obtained a
divorce from her husband , the formal decree -
cree being handed down yesterday , and tOday
young Fomd bade thmVpkcs family gooly
amid reLured 10 his fsilhier's hOle , The
marrlag of the young cq'jpho occurred but n
few 10nLhs ago , anl.'s a romDnlc one.
lorence Wickes Cicautltuh anti
was Cutful girl , a 11
wenL to Janes\llo to vs gord's sister , anti
after 1 wee It's slay t leO : she cuhnly an-
nouncc to her frlends1 at' she mid George
were Lo be married aL" cd. The ceremony
was performc and thm 'Qng people come
Lo lIve with time Wlell ! : famiy ! In Chicago
Son afterward Vice .Jrd lllenl Wlcleos' wife
applied for a divorce , 4i 'her daughter . has
followed her preeedept.fl ort.s fmiy Is
prominent In Janemsvhhhc , anti says the lrou-
hlo Is all owing to his mpLher-ln-law , and
declares that his fatbiCiiimlaiy Is In corn-
pIeCe symllathy with lUr. ! lrla'
.
J'OLWR.1IlN'.S .tIg ! " .i illS . . . ( auun
, tscik 1\ Shot at U Mtdorer anti Ibvet
Court J J1'10rOr ! ' -
' , Fob ' . . . . \ '
CINCINNATI Fobbout 4 a'eloclt
lhls uferoon the witi . or Louis Slolten.
burger , n saloon keept4got u police court
warrant for her hUbl 11 for abusing his
faml ) ' , Court Olcer Ilcic MorrIs went
alone wills the WIIralt.to ; make the sir-
rest. Stolzeubulor r ! Into the street ,
Jursuel closelY b rt . Drawing 1
revolver he hot bY a ; Is In lie right
breast , probably tutll , ' . ' ass Morris Is still
unconscous It the hO&1 tish. tolzenburger
then law his sister-h : law on ito street
anti Iretl two .hots t J her , but tnisctl
Ito then look refuge u "ncant house ,
An hour inter Iutro aats Fred Vt' , S.
Sohiaoifer hsavhisg heart jUI the affair , vent
SLlneICerhavlnl heDII ufltr
10 his hlolnl pnco ! to . Ct him Htolzen.
burger care Olt aim t lircil twIce lt
ni Irot
Sclmetorj 11 1111 , hi , t. 80b'efer Ilret
ol'e. sening . u bal th I ) Ch the mnadman's
neck Itllng him lilaC 1ty ,
( llmUl l l 111 , . 'UV.O aUITJ
lie Ic'ch'cs this Jury' . 'er.tct wills a Cots-
tlnlt Unll , " , ' 1"11 $ ,
FOnT SMITH ! , Arkfl Feb , 27-In the
United Slates court loa the jury returned I
verdict agllt the outlaw , "Cherokee Bill , "
of guilty of murder lI clved the verdict
with I contesptuaus lau'J ,
CONSPIRED TO ROB TIE STATE
Onlminatim : of the Ofclll Investigation of
the Defaulting TroMmer's ' Afair3 ,
ANOThER SENSATION IN SOUTh DAKOTA
One 11 Chic l'romsiliicitt 1111,11\ Chic
Suite 11.1 Three Othit'rs Clmrg(1 wiLls
. 18t1A TrlnMlr'r .2)101 In
Ills lcfmslt'ittinis ,
PIERRE , S. D. , Feb. 27-Speclal ( Tele-
grammi.-lnvesthgatloms ) Into the Ilefnlealon c I
Slate Treasurer W W. Taylor has been completed -
pleted antI thIs morning Charles T. McCoy ,
ono of the leading IJollclans of [ the state. "as
arrested and Is now In time custody of the
sheriff , awaiting a hearing before Justice
Yariielh. The complaint was sworn out by
Attorney Gelerl Crwfcrd mud charges
Lawyer Tcnmsey of ChIcago , John T. : -
Chesney of New York , Charles Ii. Wels and
Charles T. McCoy with conspiring wlh
Taylor to rob lie ( state of $367,000. I
'
Is alleged that they were , its far
back lS October , fully cognizant of
Taylor's shot tage anti tat : they conspired
\Ith him to seize all mOley ali ProPerty In
Chic state treasury mud banks anti Lo place It
whore the state coul not find I , amid lhJ
since Chic defalcaton ] became l\o\n they
have used nIl means 10 obstruct Chic staCe
In its efforts to recover this or Lo allilrehend
Taylor , anll hint the conspirators have dl-
vldell amen themselves .
lcUcy being the only one wllhln the jurisdiction -
diction of Ihe state waR lhe ( only one as yet
arresLed. lIe was puL In custody this mornIng -
lag and will be arraigned before Justice Yar-
nel tomorrow at 2.
The testmon ) ' given by McCoy a week ago
that 'lylor was hIs client amid later by lanlt
Examiner John B. Damond that on Jammuary
S Semiator Petre\ hi McCoy $5.00 emu n
'
note given a Chicago balJ ( on Talor's endorsement -
dorsement or recommcndaton , slrengthcnell
the prevailing sn5111clon that McCoy was
closely connecled with Taylor In his scheme
to loot the treasury of time sLaLe. As tIme
commltee received more 111 more evltence ,
II became salsfed there had been a con-
s\lrc ) ' . Last night shorly before 12
o'cloelt , alac.melt lpers were servell upon
McCoy , forbidding him disposing . of In )
money or oLher valuables which he might
Ilvo belonging to Taylor. This occasioned Il
small sensation . but this 10rnlng. when I
became Imown tllt McCoy lund been arrested ,
excitement know no bounds. The arrest was
made by Sheriff Price. McCoy Is not In jail .
but the attorney ! enerll hs wared time
sherif hint 11e Is held responsible for the
safe keeping of the prisoner. Shonld the
grand jury Indict McCoy , the case will come
till next ! ay. The muon-resttlents alleged 10
be In the conspiracy caunot be reached on
these proceedings unless they come to this
.tntI Ch.n suits arlnst them will be begun.
however. ' " " -
IWTI CmlI'TEE AFTER IIUMPIIItEY.
The Ruths Investigating conlnllee will
bring CashIer Humphrey of time Hedfehl Na-
tonal bJak again on time stand and will
likely make It very Interestng for him. Mr.
Humphrey In his former lestmony admitted
malcng , a false certificate to the public ex-
rnlner last April , ant the ether day swore
point blank that he had never authorlze.l
'Uuth's ' bank at Desmct to sLate that certain
deposits there In the name of the Hedfell
bank ha.l been transferred io 'V W. Tay-
101' Hk-l rs..lovever , covering the same
'ground , have , , QtlLern.utC-
! :
tons maltng ' prety''lr ng ; , s1ievlngagaiith l ! r
him. Today the commIttee by wire reucsted ,
Mr. Humphrey to come , but he refused ,
When Ihreatenel with arrest he riredtlsat
ho % vcWld COimle tomorrow.
WO'1 coml
' '
. In't'th sennte' ' today the bIlls appropriatIng
40000 ; acres of land for the nedfeld Asylum
for lhe insane and time Springfield Normal
school , were defeated , as was the bi allowing -
Ing the county commissioner" , ( I deposit pub-
lie funds In banks subject to Interest and
the Kelly autocrat ballot box. Mr. Oleson's
joint ' resolution calling on Nebraska for n
commission to straighten out the Interstate
boundary , Ilasse under suspension of the
lule3.
In the house Mr. Aplin's big ' Irrlgton bill
passed and the ( bill provIding lint the
auditor 31101 Issue warrants only 10 the
rmOnt of the appropriations for tim current
' year. , The divorce bill was favorably re-
porled. The joint resolution for a eonsttu-
10nal amendment , Increasing the limit of
the slate debt to $350,000 , passed by 1 close
volt
l'clvspapers 'Vln Arllllit the 1lnor ,
LANSING , Michs. , I eb. 27.-Governor Rich
today slgued the act providing for the appointment -
pointment of new health officials Tor , the
city of Detroit by the sovernor. The act I
wi take efect March 1. This ends an 1
active fgh between Mayor Pingree and cer- I
lain of his friends and the Detroit papers
anti physicIans.
DETROIT , Mich. , Feb. 27.-0n receipt of
the news from Lansing of iso final defeat oC
"hom rulo" In the city health department
11)01 Pingree had sensational buletns
posLed about time city hal declarIng that the
right of self-government had been taken
from Detroit : that Senator McMihian's orders
to return to corporaton rule had prevailed :
that nothing hall equaled snch a slnaton
slnco time days of the rebellion , which was
started because of tle taxation without rep-
resentation. The bulletin . In closing , declares -
dares the people of Detroit have been grossly
In ule by Limo new law.
EVI , 155' ' \I.plle.tnl ' I lotl9(1.
NASiiVII4LE. Tenn. , Pd , . 7.-At 10day's
sesslcn of Chic leglsJalJ'e committee emi the
govermior's election at Aigersvle , lambln
county , Conte5tee gvans' a\plcaton for witnesses -
nesses to prove that all voters had haiti poll
tax pier to the ( November election waR re-
fusetl. 'fhls leaves Governor Turimer's evl-
denco thai receipts were not prostItuted nt the
polls In seren dlsLrlcLs unconl'overted. Under
Its rulng the committee will doubtcf3 Lhrow
out ( lie seven districts whose vote was chal
Ienged I . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' i'Iiousiiittt I allot , . his 'wo Iays .
GALV , Ill. , I.'eb. 27.-The Tenth Ils-
Irlet republican conventIon which has been
In session here since yesterday mor Ins ,
seemR to bo In a hopeless deadlock. Already -
ready nearly 1,000 ballots have ben tallen ,
the result being the same as the first bal-
lot. Prince , 33 ; lcKnney , 16 : cleat , 30 ;
Hanney , 23 : lanlnon.l . , 10.
This evening thin oonvontlon Is stilt 18d-
10cllI ( , lUO ! ballots having been taken .
A nIght session Is being imeid ,
HI11hlcuI J''IIII ( : Clllioo JI..tlg.
CHICAGO Feb. 7.-Presldent '
, - 'rrac\Y o
the Hepublcan National league has codicil
1 special meeting of lie league national
eommlh'e to mcet at tIme Arlington hotel ,
ArlnGtol
\\'lshlnglol , D. ( , on Hatunlny , llroh 22.
The league men meet for the purpose of
snakIng nuepamatlons ( or thmeii' 11r\Ole
mik ! 11epII10na rol thol' Illnnll epn-
, 'enton. which cQl'enes In Cleveland , 0. ,
June H next _ _ _ _ _ _
l'rlllh'lollctorltY II New ihttisipslihre.
CONCORD , N. I. , Fob 27.-'he frlenl
ot prohibiion scored a triumph In the house
of reiirsemstativea by killIng lle Brown
license bi ( and adopting reports on n hil
repealing lie ( moiety and nuisance claus .f
the present law
CII.I.hltel . Julllll ' 1 heIr 0I ,
BOISE , 1.llho , I eb , 2.-'hf 'ot ! for
Unlea States lelllor today Ihowed no
cisange . Simotip , 1D : Sweet 18 : Clugget , U ,
A determination exists to force huts -1"11-
cultural 1)111 thl'Ouh , all11 pelhll' ! tint appoIntment -
poIntment bill also , hefol e electing U
"enator , . - -
H"\UIt111 " ' 11' . NI'llll ( : UIH'IIoIA ,
SACRAMENTO , Cal. , . Fob,5 ' 27.-Tito fcdri3I ,
relatons committee ot tise'enat has e
se.iif lcd
to report faverably on a : Int resolution 1n.
, 'I lng the natonal con\ntons to meet ' hero
In 1890. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sovllla T. . . . VImlal : HIIrII.
CARSON , Ne , ' . , 1 "b. 27A concurrent
resolution striking the word "mal , " out of
the constitution l'lsct time assembly ) today , J
AmII Jl1W. IZmi
,
1\II.neC : that :11ht Uo to COllect 11m
with the 11111\11 Iohh.r ) ' ,
MINNEAPOLiS , I eb. 27-The defense In
the Haywarl Ilrler case seems IlelermlnOl
to fasten the responsibility for the hIghway
robbery of Allrl 27 , 1891 , on AMla la'wnrl.
Iso confessing brother of the .Iefemlanl. The
chief Inchlent of today's session was lie , '
leslhnon ) ' given by Froth 10rst , of Clue l'ost-
ofe Alley livery stahles , that Alrla la-
warll hlrcl a horse at ! p. m. on that date
anti relurnll It nt 10:3a. : This wouhl have
given him time to tithe part In tIme hold-tip
Of iis brother and Miss Chug al11 Miss \'ed.
tier , with whom larr ) ' was drivimug Th
defense expects 10 show by other wItnesses
thai .llrla was sen near time scene of the
.
robber ) ' that milghit The .Iefens alto lie-
voted sOle tme Lo provIng that
MIss cling ha(1 actually conlemplaLell
golnr Inlo the milner ) business
on Nlcolet avenue , n notion which woull ex-
Illain her desire to borrow money from larry
Ilaywartl. The agent of the property which
sIlo lallell of renlm ; , all two lathes for
whom she hall worllel , amid Lo whol she hall ,
talked of her project , gave lestmon ) A
walch repairer In the emplo of l nsLs Bros
lrsLnetl as Lo time Icavlnl for repairs hr
larry laywar.1 of Clue watch which Igured
In the Blxt story of tIme tn box eII180lo. (
The watch was left on tIme morning oC the
day of the miimurtler.
There arc renewNI fean that the jury
many not ho ahlD 10 stand thl ' long strain ef
tIm trial success ful ) ' , Juror S. I D'er , tIme
Ilalrlarchal beat bull\er , Is sufering balI'
frcm varicose 'r'liss. This 10rln ! he hal (
10 be helpcl lp lhe staIrs 10 the court room
nlHI provided with a cushion rest for hIs
leg
leg.Mr. . WlsJn , the Iver13n who swore . tht he
met larr la"ard tirl'ing with Miss On
the night of the Ilrler , was recalled anll ad-
muiltted that hC hal told various l < ole It was
too minnIe that night Lo see the face of lie man ,
Wson explained that hewantcd to get out of
IIC'lng. 1
"Dl you tell I ) . II. DavIs , " asked Erwin ,
"that yomm coull mallo $ 100 out of old man
Hoy\ard I I 7"
'I told him lhat a man couh make $400
or $ :00 there If he wanted to , but that mousy ,
"
.
could nol
coull buy me.
Won explalneJ his rEmarles by charging
that : tr , Sweatser of lie counel for defense
hall ceme Lo him amid salll : "la'wa\1 his
plenly of mousy and we need ) 'ou. " ThO Ilc-
[ ent was Illgnant at this charge anti prom-
Ised 10 Ilt ) SweeLzer on the sland to conLra-
diet it .
Court adjoured aL 3.1 : o'clock unl morn-
log Mr. Erwin statng that hue expected Lo
conclude his evllence by noon. The evhlenc
of Chic day was mostly confned to plcltng up
shreds of LN'llmon ' and filling In corrobor'
lens or former witnesses. Time only excep-
tion was In ( lie case of itt. D.Vilson , ivlios
testimusomiy concerning Attorney Sweetser was
later emphatically denied by that gemitlemnamu.
IflULT ( )1. ' I'll ! ? : lf.IIX SIOUM.
Neipruisitti Fitriumers ( So t'a 'nrhc C. , lIaise a
( iron tIm Is 5005011 ,
NORTh LOUP , Neb. , Feb. 27-Speclal- ( )
A tlnizzhimig rain tell hero thue greater lmrt of
Monday suight amid yesterday , aggregating
.74 of an inch , soaklmig up tIme surface of ( Ito
ground nicely. If not fohiowetl by windy
weithuer , this will put the ground in good
condition for uhowing , and a continuance of
( Ito muild weather of time past two weeks rIhl
insure considerable seedumig in this locality
within a few days.
YORK , Neb. , Feb. 27.-Speciusl.-Tho ( ) ralms
wlmlchi fell at ( Isis place all day yesterday ,
was one of the finest iii months. Imi fact ,
with the exception of several hIW , simiwers
mind falls or snow , there has been no moisture
hero. since Jtuhy , 1804 , the drommth having
never been fully broken until tIme arrival of
( his rain. The condition of the fall shmeat
was regarded as "gone , " amid Lime same hmisti
a temidency to promote grave 'predictions
for the commiing sensomi's crop. This , however ,
has highmemied ( thmo load comusiulerably.
GORDON , Neb. , Feb. 27.-Speclah ( Tele-
grani.-Thse warmms weather of the last few
days buns entirely taken the snow oft time
ground anti ( lie farmers are plowing for
spring wlueat , The acreage of wheat will be
smnahier ( lila year titan formerly , oui account
of ( lie scarcity of seed. Reports arc that
cattle will coisie out in gooti condition.
IIILDEETII , Nob. , Feb. 27.-Spocial.-Thse ( )
copIous raiii of Monday has brought cheer
to farmers. Wimiter grain was beginnhmmg to
need moIsture. About one and a half imiclues
of rain fell and wemit into the earth.
WAUNETA , Nob. , Feb. 27.-Speclah-Thme ( )
rain luas beemi pouring down almost in ton.
rents. Everybody is jubilant.
IELLOU i'ThE LLJMJ3RU TILUST'
Deahers of Arkmunmis and MIsotirI Coimmhihiie
fur Mtmttumit llezsrll ,
ST. LOUIS , Feb. 27.-Arkansas anti Mis-
sourl yellow pine luniber dealers in session
hero have organized time Arkansas end Mis-
sount Yehiow I'lno Lumber conipany under
the laws of ( hue state of Illinois witlu a capital
stock of $100,000 , 10 per cent of which Ic
haIti in. The main yard will lie located in
East St. Louis. The officers of ( hue comsupany
are : Presideiit , A. J , Nieumieycn ; secretary ,
A. Strauss , and these whit 0. 'iT. Fouhoc
and J. A. Freonian , directors ,
The cormupaumy Is to have a joust agent lo.
cated lii St , Louis , Orders will be turned in
to hiss anti lie v1ll scud ( Ito orders to which.
ever of ( hue mmiihls owned by time consimaiuy is
entitled , under tIme rules , to time order. 'rime
conipamiy coistrois all Cliii yellow pimie hum-
lien lit Missouri mind Arkansas amid will fix
iinices.
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tmii iiiuistii5 mimuth Comis lihimill t for ito u vIce on Lii u
I I tiqiui ( I.
SOMERVILLE , N , .1. , Fob , 27-Slmeriff
George It. Diils of Somimervihic county hiatt
received a smumimions anti coniplaiimt to cerve
on Jaimies Cohernaum Draytois lit time crois-atihi.
for divorce brought by hilz wife , Charlotte
Augmista Drayton. Mr. Drayton's Imoine is
muupiiosetl to be iii Soinervihme , htmL since lila
tlomiiestic troubles caine before time courts lie
hias been away froni hero muds of ( he tismie.
Lawyer Alva dade , counsel for Mr. Drisyton ,
said that an answer to Mrs. Draytomi's cross-
coimlIulaInt vIhi lie filed in due tinia as siueel.
fled b law , but declines to outline the tic-
foote. Iii Somerville amid hiernardaville ,
where tue Draytons arc vehi kmmowmi , it is
thought ( list Mrs. Drayton In brirmging a
cross-stilt kettles time question that thiero will
ho iso compromise' .
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j'i.i : , ' .i'oJt IRLIJfLIXIZ.lTJO.V ,
FidelIty 1.eugm innS 'I'rufl Conspiiy : of iotux
City l'til Ctumithimisu ittmNlis ,
SIOUX CITY , Fob , 27.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-'rime stocluhmohdenst and owuiers of thue $3,000 , .
000 of debeimtnre bomstls of time FidelIty Loan
atuil Trust coimipany of tills city imavo agreed
on a huhun for ( Iso reorganization of the coin.
jiany. It Involves ( ho formatiomi cC a miew
company , visIchs wIll take tip time omilotanding
deheiutuuem end Issue Its thicIr islaces a nosy
series to rumi eight years , but whose pay.
umsent will be optional with Ihia conipany after
ono year. These will all tlraw 4 per ept
Interest. 'hlie liresent debemuturt'g draw ( remmi
4 to 6 iier cent and are hsehth built Iii Scothaisti
anti half iii hmliu country , Tins : iciv commmpamuy
will continue' time business of ( lie idchity
anti expects to pay all obligations and save
the greater part of tltovislue of Clue stock ,
iluIii.sg . ltmim0y for 1'uctl Uriu'ii ,
CihlAGQ ( , ret , 27.-Tue coirriitteo isp-
poinCetl by ( ho Board of Trade to solicit
contrhIiitln for ths rc'hlef of fussinemut
Iii Chic drolmilt iutTiulcesi .hisnlot . ( hires j'uuut
COslYiiCmiCCd 1(5 Jottpoiw. Armour & C' . .
hiitve uubscnlbed h COi , tIm ( lulled Hto'it
Ytirils null 'l'riiuzit $2,501 , the Live Stock
exchange ! $2OaO , moth many other LtIu-
eeniption of leases amounts ro eomnmgjn
IIaIittrIizt it.ivigtu , its .t isniehi ,
BF1RLI' ( , Fob , 27-'thrce thousand jusople
iii MunI tune do'sn with inliui'uiza ,
Siuieiiista ut Ocesli htnmiios , , trim , ¶ 13 ,
At Olts
New torlr. ,
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TRIES TIlE SENATE ACA1
Governor IlOlCOllib Send in Another Nomi
flatiOII for Confirmation or Rejection.
OR , ABBOTT NAMED TO SLJCCED ( DR. hAY
i'rouuctI ( ihiiiimgo lit ( nitrt.l of the Simito
Ilosluitni for Cliii hii.sist , ut h.iimtohmt
$ liuy Strilcu , 8,1 ig' ltt'tturo It.
ii Coiits 155 hilt C sit ,
LINCOLN , Feb. 27.-Speclnh.--Thmere ( ) is a
hirospect thuat ( ho reptmbhicosn semsattrs many
agaums take Issue wlfit CIsc govcniior lii ( ha
EnaCtor of a hiluol rsttmiciuts. Tim Is nuoriuimug
Governor hlolcommsb semut Co time scisato tuo !
imaimso of Ir. I. . J. Abbott of i ° rcniouut ( a
tue silpenlisteiitien ( of the llospital for ( Ito
Insane at LIncoln , thio executive couusmmsumilca.
( ion being as follows :
'l'o tins 1lotmoimmbh , Chic' Semimite of tlto
State of Nehirasltmi : 1 hmereby msomuthismtto
atsd nppolmst ii. I. . J. Abtott of Vioniotit ,
Neb. , to b. fltIietiiit iitletst of time Ncimrtislcms
I hoihttth , tar Chic liisniuo itt h.Imucohmm ( ( Ito
mm vuul mi I iiicis C t 0 I itke efrt'ct a mid be iii forcta
fruits anti utter sisirchm 10 , lU ) , unul nrt'sc'itt
Imis imnmiie foi thse cumisliieiittioit of your
htonoraIiht hotly ,
Hhh.S A. iIOlCOMlh , Govt'mtsor ,
The actuate \icimt liuto exectutivo sessiomt al-
itiost Itmutuiethlately to comimibtier ( ta tilmiuoltit-
ineiit , After It hind been reati aui itmmltlry %
was tttsdo as to ( lie iucccssity of referring ( Ito
musattcr to a communsittee , Senator l'tspo called , 4
ntemmtioms to rule No , 31 of time semunte. whiicls
hirescrihies thiat ' 'whmems nonmimiatiomia shah be
umiathe lii 'vritlmig by time governor to time sea-
ate a future tin ) ' ahmalh be umssigmuctl , simihess
( lie sesiato minuumuliuiommaly direct otherwise , for
takiiug tlmetmi into consideration , "
Semsator MciCessoml ailtidel its a aigmiiilcant
mutanmmer to the statutory lrovlstomi govern- 4
hug tIme aphiolmitimiemit of supenimitentiemit of tiso
I hospital for Cite hlsanno at Limicohsu. 'rise law
govcniiliug C'me itistltutlomuVaS Passed iii 1875
amid Is as follows :
Tiso stmpeiimiton.lems ( of' saul institution
lsms I I lie it PhsYsIt'I flit of nelcmmuiv letlgeth uthcl I 1
uumd tub II i C y I ii Ii is iiro fesielon , ttmitl ho a
gii-ttilutttt' of mm megtmlnr tmiedlcah college.
I ho uthumthl be time chief cxeetmtive ohilcer of
I Ise hiospitmt I n istl slmtsh I hold isis ohlico for
( lie Ccclii of six ycais , lmmulc'ss suosier ro-
mnoveil hy tIme goi'ermior for mimithIcumsamico
in oillco em' other gootl itmlti u4mmiilclemi ( cittuse.
It is mimitlcrstood ( lint Dr. flay , Chic hirosouut
stmperhmutendemmt , refuses to resigit , aumti ( lucre
is miothimig Its time governor's comnsusmiihcatlors
to tIme soimato to show that cimargea of any
imaturo have beemi hircfcruod agaiis't hint.
Time appointmnomit recent ! 1mm tIme governor'a
oflico simows ( hat time first nlipolntmemit made
tmnher ( ho law quoted was Clint of lr. II. P.
Mathewson , by Governor Silas Gather. lie
received his commission to miato fromii November -
vember ic , 1877 , antI time recorti shows that
his eommiuiilesion woumhii expire Novcmmmbr 16 ,
18S3. Dr. Matisowson vuts rcappointeii at ( Ito
cmmtl of six years , and emi November 16 ,
18S3 , received IsIs scconti comnunission front
Governor ijawes. lie sas , however , removed -
moved emi Decensher 3 , 18S6 , after an hives-
tigatlon in whmichu scrtoums clmctrgea against him
were , stmstalneii.
Five days hater Governor Dawos appointed
as Mathiowson's smmccesu'or Dr.V. . lii , Kminpp ,
isis comiminission datimig December 8 , 1886 , aiud
exhilrimmg Deccniber 8 , 1892.
Jaiiies Fi. Boyd caine Into time executive of-
flee in January , 1891 , amid on Fabruary 23
appoimited Dr. ahmnrles Mapoing to succoeti
Superintendent Knapp. Dr Mannimmg , however -
over , slaver qualified , anti Dr. Kusapp remained -
mained undisturbed iii his qffico tlrougiu , thm
cxcitiiig controversy bctwcemi Oordrnors Lloyd
ummid Thayer. Imi Fchintmary , 1892 , however ,
Governor hloyti caine into hsls own again , arni
onMarch , I .f ( hat year appointed Dr. J. W.
Ilowman to succeed Kmiapp , tIme record Imli-
eating his resignation.
Govonmuor Cromuimso appoimsted Dr. Hay. thi
hlresemit stupenintendeii ( , on Marciu 22 , 1893 ,
the record noting ( ho resignation of Dr.
Ihow'iuan , .
EXTICA A1'l'ltot'itI..TiON 1511.1.8.
Soimie of Ohio Measures that Asic itlomioy for
ytish I ii LI C is S Inmu , .
LINCOLN , Feb. 27.-Special.-Timero ( ) are
a large number of appropriation bUlls ors
the hmoumse file which luave not been ineludesl ,
in ( ho two large bills Introduced yesterday'
by the comnmittee on ways anti means. These
bills are , it is fairly safe t& predict , des-
( med to a sure and speedy deaths i'lsen ' they
come uncovered Into ( lie presemmce of tim
majority of tIme popu'ar ' and most populous
iurancit of the legislature. Tisese bills , al-
thmought important In tIme ei'es of ( heir per.
sonal friends , are marked for defeat , although -
though thmo pathway to their fimsal resting
place niay be full of obstacles.
htepresentativo Allan of Douglas is the
atstlirs of mi bill to usppropitato $10,000 to be
used in crnployimig comimmeci , procuring wit.
flosses amid defraying all other uieccssary
expemtses immcitit'mit to time proaccutiomt of the
luattitta charged iviths time mmiurtier of Barrett
Scott. The iegislatmre of 1873 cstmtbhlshie
a preceuiiit for this form of ahipropniatlvo
legislation by settlmig apart froums time gen'-
oral ftsnti thso awn of $10,000 to ho used in
lroecimtIng ) the inchmcrs of Mitchell anti
ICotcisuimmi , vhmo vete found btmrmied mit. ( huts
staiw lum Custer county a mouth before ( lie
iegislcstsiio convened , This stmni was ox-
Peimtlom ! Iii ( ho trial of the notoious I , P.
Olive cad hum gamig of choIce stunts. who
liatl long terrorized the ( hems vesCcrim fron-
tic : ,
Jtt'prczemitativo Itobinsomi of Laul'easter imas
a bIll appropnintimmg $15,000 fez time purpose
of comsatruoting a sttiuitary rower frommi tIme
tftate penitentiary , CIsc hospital for ( lie 1sf.
ano amitl ( lie home for ( lie Fniomitiless to a
suitable outlet nonthiivest of ( iso city of Lls-
Cthlt , it Is hardly probable Clint ( ho Lin-
coltu comitrmucturs will sectiro thsiui I.mumicls of
state warrants at time lure000t meeson ! ,
'rIme hhcatrico comstraetora smith htlililors asIc
for a modest share of limo mioxt levy of state
taxes In a lull imiroduceil by Represemitativo
Mcrniek of Gage county , vhso prepares to ap.
pmopriutto $50,000 for the Itturitoso of erect-
lug and furnlalilmug buildiimgs for thin No.
Iurmtskut Iimmstitimttotu for thmo Feithe lilindot. !
Yotmtls , hocateti near the city of Beatrice ,
Time lull recites Chic fact that tim prehirniimary
plans are aireimdy 0mm file vithm the comiunils-
sloner of public laisils anti isulldumugus for a
hospital anti custodIal dc'itarttnent , Imicludln
boiler house timid boiioraengino . room , bun-
dry , etc. . .
'Flue ulastinigstaylunlfslr the Incurable In-
miano asks , in a lull ! lqtroducecl by lisjmrezenta-
( lye arUnths ofAlaTn coussty , ! ° 35,000 for
( hO purpose or erccummmg aim murumisssmng aa-
dititmial btmhidhulg ! . -
The cIty of Miitoro1.on4)toJhsio ) ashus ( or a
bronchi SoIolir' anti Sailors' ios.ne' , Repro.
senatIvo Mernick of Gage cousty hiss Intro-
duceti , by. request , a bill which ncerpt front
the city Cf MIlford ( lie luroperty hnmosv sues
Sanitarium punk , cotutpnising tlmlrty.flya acreus
of ground , together sslthi a thirec.rtory brick
huihllmug ( , The bill provides for 5,000 to stsrt
( lie Institution In life.
'rime Simste Industrial school at Ireanisey asks
for $14,000 with srhsIii ts Construct mmiutl fur-
rush a chapel anti huosiult l , 'fhe hu'll , which
sva Introtimc'ed , by Irprss Iutatyt $ , l3racly of
Buffalo county , also provItleS thu. 'ho ouper
ntndent cut time icearny ltmtItImtoti ( shall bs
constituted a zutempber cr imp Hoard of I1ubhle
hands apul I3Uui4lns frn"aji prpis ; pertain.
lag to the erectlop the Iir-ps $ buidlsmg ,
Tie tate Asylum for t'.e Insane at Nor.
( chic ask for $ l5lQ0 f' ( tiditIonu build.
hog , use huh nelertlrmg indIese lm ella ; .
sictsr of time desirrul et1hfc' ,
, Amopg the ieisuaInimmu smropriatrn bills
hsiittg up Its the 1runo arts 4evotIn
$10OQO ton ( ha payinisit of buotIc'i for thus
scalps of wilul at'ismais ; for tim' appropriation
ct 7.s35 to : ' this : alie ( c. { noz uouimy to
reimburse that county fac 'islienles Imucurred
Ip the trltmla of fle'tijantn ! ? oun , Jammies amid
Sstcm llothswehi and ex C'i I' pvrsmms upon
rim , chmargru of cttit stealIng ; icr thus alupro.
pr2u1c41 ; of O,230 in re'nihmilrse J. C Alien ,
Ci , II. ilimsiltigs m- , ! A , IC. lIu'siphirey to ;
mfluaeys which they chsiun to lmsy expended 1 *
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