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I 2 " trIE OMAIIA : DAiLY nlb ' 11IUflSDAY , MARCh 14 , 1 895.
QUARRELNG OVER RI LEF
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Senato' ' Substtut for the House Di
Makes 1 Lively Bow.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST LUDDEN : i
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2IdCrrhy ) ( Inc. , \trr the Srcrrilry t If the
Icld CIIII I , Iou II I "Ilrll" ' ii1iIon
. -'SIICCMPIL Idllls the Iluso
fiI f llrJctclly ,
J.INCO.N , March 13.-pecIa1 ( Telegram. )
-Tho Renate this afternoon , by rtject-
Ing the rel f bill last passed by the
liUSO ant ! ubstulng for I an
entirely new lull , has surrounde1 ! the ,
'
Eltuatlon with compllcatLone which threaten
slualon wih complcaton >
to Ilcftat the object In passing the bill. The
liuso bill provided for the appropriation of' '
$200,000 , to bo ui for the Purchase of seed
grain and for the payment of freight upon
lueh seed as might be donated by other
etates. The senate baa rejected thin bill and
1JSell ( 1 bill appropriating the same amount
of money , but providing that I shall be di. '
: hle among the counties that need it. Alter :
i is divided the money Is to be used hr the
: countee In the purchase of seed grain which
J In turn to be sold to the farmer upon any '
terms that the counties may decide to offer. '
When the money Is paid back by the farmer
i Is to be turned Into the state treasury
again .
agin.
The debate In the sen3to this afternoon a9
lumed an angry phasc. Senator Mc\ehy" .
author of the hut . charge ] that since yesterday -
day a combination hall , . been formed hetween ,
fveral senators on the leer and the members
of the State Relief commission to defeat ,
the hiii.
hii.LUDDm nOUNI.Y I3EItATE !
Ito said that the bill passed hy the house
was n measure drawn UII hy the I.udden coin-
mission for the purpose of securing to itself
$4.000 In time way of Mlarles. I lied : becn
lobbied through the haute by the LUl1den
commission. The I.udllen commission had
undertaken to paw the original bill through
the senate , and now that a substitute hail
been presnted that proposed to tale away
; from the state commission the $4.000. the
Luldcn commission unler the leadership of
I.udden himself had undertaken to defeat
the measure. Senator Mc\eeby grew \'Igor-
on sly elOIUnt In denouncing what he termed
the LUIlon commission
Secretary I.liien seed near the gate bail-
JnR from the lobby to the senate chamber
and Mc\eeby faced him al1 said , that he did
RIot hesitate to charge Ludden to his face
'Ith a desire to thwart the passage of the
measure rather than to forego the $1,000
given the State Relief commission by time
orIginal bill. lie said he had 1 stack of let-
: ter and complaints agalust Ludden a foot
thigh . and ho would have these complaints
rod or printed If necessary to Ilrove the Incapacity -
capacity of the state commission
I'\ESSON ASSAILS . TIE SUBSTITUTE.
Senator McKesson of Lancaster county led
In ) the fight against the senate substitute. lie
Imld that the senate stood really to appro-
prlate the money asked by the drouth
Itrlcken farmers of the state , but he char-
neterlzCI the substitute bill as a piece of
' Jlatchwork. DurIng his address Secretary
Ludllen sat beside his desk and when : Ic-
nesson : asllee some one to point out the good
features of the bi which he had denounced
as worthless Senator lack Interjected the
suggesUon that "he might ask Luthlen. "
McKesson replied that I.udden was not an
Issue In the senate. " \Vell . I notice you keep
111m pretty close to you . " retorted Black.
McKesson moved that when time committee
rise I report the bill back to a special com-
mItee of five , with Instructions to prepare
a -new bill.
r This ' motion was combated vigorously by
l.cKeeby , Dale and Stewart and snpported
by Hitchcock and otners. I was declared
' lost on a tie vote. , The bill has ben ordered
: engrossed for 1 third reddInf. but It Is ex-
ected that there will be mother effort to defeat -
feat I In Its present (0mm. Several members
of the house who were present during the
' debate assert tonight that the substitute
measure agree to by the senate will not
pass the house.
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SUOAU BOUNTY DILL IibL ! ) JJACIC
Senators Object to l'u.hllRthe Ilater wIth
Undue Itmiste. '
LINCOLN , March 13.-Speclal.-The ( ) senate -
. ate transacted a large amount of routine
business at Its morning session , no les than
forty-one bills being disposed of. Most of
these were Indefinitely postponed , while the
lest were Illaced on general file.
Th9 first bills pospon(11 were two for the
, extermination of the Russian thistie. A
third bill for the purpose Was placed on gen-
eral file ali Its consideraton made a specIal
order for tomorrow at : o'clocl .
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The cOlmltee on enrolled and engrossed
bills reported that senate files No. G25 and
63t. ; time relief bills , had been correctly en-
grossed.
The folowln his were reported frol
standIng committees and placed on general
file :
Senate file No. 210 , by Cldwel. amending
the len law so as to provide that any conveyance -
veyance by mortgage or otherwise , ex'ctmted
after the commencement of any labor or
date of contract for time .urnishing or any
material or fixture for the ereclon. reparation
or removal of any bulhlng of allllrtenance
Ihal be subject to the len of any person
.
: erforming my labor or furnishing any ma-
tonal , machinery or fixtures secured on sold
: ) remises tinder and by vIrtue of such contract .
tract for labQr or material
; Senate file No. 2H. hy Crane , to prohibit
bool mnahtng and pool selling.
Senate liIo' No. 20. by Pope , to permIt
'ebtors to confess judgment either In term
time or vacation , In person or hy attorney .
Senate file No. 31. by Black . to po\'lde the
manner cf conveyances ot real estate In the
state of Nlbrabka. anti to prevent time execution -
ton of leeds In blan ! , and 10 movlle I > en-
ulUes for alTering 10 convey real estate by
deeds executed In hlank.
Senate le No 326 , by Pope to authorize
executors and admlnlatriors to bring actIons
for Injury to the real estate of their de-
cellent9.
Senate file No. 327 , ! y Noyes IJrovllng
for the puhlshlng or IJostng of notices or
ProPosals to grant license to sell Illuors In
. Ireclne anti villages .
' Senate file No 333. by Hahn , provdlng !
for the ( IYlent of the money received In
redemption of real estate sold at tax sale
' to the owner of time certilicate.
Senate file No 341 , by nresler , providing
that In all civi actions before a Justice of
\ the Ptce I shal be aulclent proof of the
' correctness of the account wllm the 1 > lalntf
or anyone knowing the facts shal make
and file An afeavlt as to the correctneDJ of
the sanme .
Senate file No. 3(3. hy Stewart to provIde
for the payment ( f school dhtrlct orders
W\OI the said district . h:8 ceased to exist Da'
organlz
, ton.
Senate fe No 371 , ! y Crane repealing
sectIon 5 ! ot the cole of cIvil procedure I .
' Senate fe No. 38 : . by Callwel , redistrict-
lag the stale Into judicial districts . _
Senate file No. 3 ( : , ! y Specher , to nbolsh
the olce of county atorney and to IJro\'lle
for the election of dlslrlet attorneys ,
Senate file No. 398 by ' .
fe 398. ) Pope regulating the
, voting bonds of precinct , township ant village
Senate file No : t5 , by Crane , amending
time law relating to the disconnecting of ter-
, , riory from clUes anti rtiiages.
' Senate file No. 361 , hy hitchcock , empowerinG -
, powerinG and requiring all cltC1 In the state
ot Nebraska to fix rates and charge for the
,
supply at gas and electricity for illuminatIng
urpose8.
. ; Senate fe No. 351 , by Sloan , requiring the
county treuaurcr to pay to the treasurer of
: any city or vIllage wthl lila county the
money collected us I hot on dogs rrom such
: city or village.
, ; . . Senate die No. 362 . by hItchcock , requiring
cities to fix rate for water supplied by
water works companies.
Holbrook endeavored to bring the beet
' sugar bill to the front by mo\'lng that It be
made a sPecial order for 3 o'clock tomorrow
I afternoon. Several senators objected , usert-
Jnl that they were 10t yet reaUy to give the
hill the careful consideration Its Imllertanro
deserves. 'fho motion was vctt dOln hy
the IN'lclou or limo two.thlr.ls rule The
$ ote atuod 1 to 11 , although I was tin-
nounced 8 19 to 13 by the 8ecretnry. Under
the rules or the senate I require a two-
thirds majority to take a bill from Its place ,
on general file and advance it '
The senate then In a summary manner 'I
proceeI1 , to dispatch the bill repealing the
valued policy Insurance laThe mater
came imp with R report from the Judiciary
committee reconlnenllng that senate file No
121 , by Crane. be placed on /eneral file.
SIMn anti Telt Pointed out time fact that time
hl practically repealed the valued IJolc ) '
law anti urge Its indefinite postponement. A
motion to that effect was carried by a viva
VCce vote wlholt a dissenting voice.
Among the bills rtolmelHlell for Indefinite ,
postponement were the ones amending the
lIbel law , introduced by Senator Crane on I
Iebruary 28.
On motion of ' 'atpon the special consideration - ,
aton of the motIon lalle 'esterdny by Mc-
Kesson-that the change of venue bill be
passed , the governor's veto notwitlmstandlmmg-
be continued until tommmorrow The motion
was agreed to.
The senate then went Into committee of the
whole upon the cOlllleraton of Watson's hilt
to abol.h capItal plnllhment ; tn Nebraska
Pending an agreement on the bill the senate
took a recess until 2 o'clock. ,
After recess the senate finished the debate
On the bill anti ordered it engrossed for third
reading The senate then fnlshe1 time day
with n rolonge1 l discussion of the relIef bill
approprIating $00.00 for Ilrouth sufferers.
The senate fnaly agreed to the bill and at
5:30 : adJourned
FAOltEl ) ' 11111 OCCtiL'tTION T.\X.
York Clt7 lt In M'Iu : le tnt Declare for
the MC : : lre.
YOI { , Nehi , March 13.-Speclal.-A ( )
lass leetng of the voters of York was held , '
last night In the city hal for the purpose of
determining the voice of the people with
reference to the Occu\ton tax , which was
levied npon the business men of this city the
past ) 'ea Mayor Davis presided. 'I' . E.
Bennett . city attorney , made a long m1dess ,
whIch he wound UII by scoring the railroads
In general for not plying the occupation tax
levied upon lhel , and reviewed the time
whoa Limo I. & : . had secured an Injuncton
restraining the city from collecting the tax
from them. lie also swtel' that the express
companlps had paid . and It was no more than
fair anti rIght that the railroads should do
ilkewise . Several short adirtses were made
after this. ny the tones of the speakers and
the demonstrations ot the crowd precent .
there waR no fault to bo found with the city
councIl for levying this tax anti many openly
slated that should time ciy require I. I
shoull he levied this year. A proposItIon was
slarted to cut down the salaries . of the 0111-
cers employed by the city . but limb was Immediate -
mediate ! voted down and time meeting nd-
journeti
Mrs. Jacob Knerr , who has for some tinmo
tme
been lying seriously Ill at the Ursalne Sisters -
ters hospital died Monday and her body was
taken to Slrolsburg for burIal 'esterdny.
The funeral wi take place today.
Warrants have been sworn out by Burr &
Co. of this place against a crowd of young
men for destroying property. Some time ago
Burr & Co. were eugaged In borIng au artesian -
sian well near a immIll pond south of this city.
On Sunday time crovd the memhers of which
imavo been arrested visited this place all
threw nil the rope etc. . of the place Into the
pond. The rope Itself was valued nt about
$50 , and as stated by Burr was utterly
ruined.
OIATOIUO\ CONTEST AT A JtAN U.
UOI ( ' . Gould nll J1R Dorothy ! eRbrool
\ II the I'rlzc. .
ASHLAND , Neb. . March 13.-Speclal.- ( )
Last night nt Slmlngtol's opera house the
juvenile oratorical contest for a right to
enter the city contest . that takes place
March 22 , occurred. Two sets of encyclo-
paeelas were given as prizes to the highest
marked contestants In the oratorical arid tim-
matc classes. The one In the oratorical was
won easily by Don C. Gould , who spoke on
"Crlm Its Own Detector " by Daniel \Veb-
ster.
ster.The
The prize In the dramatic class was won
by Dorothy Seabroolc. She recited "The Ride
In the Valley of the Connemnugh" In a manner .
nor that carried the audience with her. The
jUdges were Mossrs. H. W. Quaintance Paul
Ilrey and A. M. Troyer . from the State
university. Mr. Qualntmmnce made the pmes-
entaUon speech and gave the winners some
very god advice In the line or their work
or educating themselves for the work of
public speaking.
George lrarioy . county superintendent of
Cass and C. L. Clark superintendent of
Saunders , have been In conference with a
number of students anti teachers of both
counties all day on the advisability of having
the hoped-ror summer school hero' In July
and after due deliberation . concluded the
school should bl In session five weeks
Lincoln Henry who has been In attend-
once at the Iowa Medical college . returned
home yesterday for the summer vacation.
Den Clark yesterday received a letter from
W. S. WISe In Grant asking that the farmers
In Saunders county contribute all the seed
grain possible to seed their county this spring.
'as the nurlngton had agreed to haul such
contrIbutIons free. The letter Is being given
due conaIderatio and Monday , It Is thought
a car will be ready for shipment
l.fNCOI.N HHI'UULIC\NS' CO ' YENTlcN.
FrII' , \ . Urnhll N0II1 trl for May.mr
After R 1.011 itrImmrIe .
LINCOLN , March l-Specal ( ! Telegram )
-Tho republican city convention at a late
hour this afternoon complete time followIng
tcl'et. : Mayor , Frank A. Graham : : clerk ,
John Dowen : treasurer , Mart Aleen : excise
'board H. V. Val , Dr. Hchard S. GrImes :
lchool board . A.V. . Fields , O. V. Eaton.
harles W. Spears : cemelery trustee Roland
ii. Oallley : cotmimcllmen . 1 ? lrsr'arll. ' . Thomas
Draper : Second , J. D. Parker : Third , n , S.
Young : Fourth . A. H. hutton : Fifth . John
Geisler : Sixth , E. H. Guthrl : Seventh 1.
D. Ewing.
Graham , the candidate for mayor was
nomlnatell on the 1121h baiiott. Up to Limo
time or the eallnl of Ihl convnton to
order , 2 p. m. . the local poltclns were all
al sea . In which condition they had remained
from the time of the cloahog ! or the prlmarle
lat nl.hl. 'flie unexpected victory of the
Graham forces In the ' 1hlrt ward had turned
all calculalons topsy turve ) ' .
'fhe democrats now they will .
say wi nom-
Inate John ii. \mes for mia'or. The irI-
america will ho held ! tomorrow and time convention .
venton Friday l .
The Ileoll16'S Indepenlent prlmare ! mire
cJlee for rlday and time convention Sat-
urday. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, JI 11 1(111 I I l'oltl8 I I lt . \"llnll.
MCOOK , Neb. , March 13.-Spoclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) republcan city convonton nominated -
nated the folowing omcel : Mayor , .1. B. I
Kelly : clerk E. J. Wicox : treasureI I. I
Laycock : ahtlerimmemm C. S. l'erdy unll M. Os-
born : Board of Eeucaton , J. M. Icneenon ,
R. U. ArchIbald , B . 11. Deal and John Wentz
A citizens ticket was also nomInated by
ptlon , with Jacob litmrnott1 luror : U. F.
Babcock cleric : C. I. . flegroif . treasurl'r , anti
H , n. l atertay and Iehanl Tinker , alder-
mon , anti Z. I , . Key , W. I { . Coleman J. P. I
Keayon and n. n. Arclmlhiskl members of
Board < 1 of hitlucation. 1 'fhe ticket Is a warm one
amid the result Is In doubt.
nuu" l'ntHlclln Unl.r A rrcst.
BUTTE , Neb. , March 13.-Speclal ( Tele-
gramn.-A : ) warrant wls lsauetl ! 1 lhls afternoon
on a complaint sworn to ! y John A. Hooten ,
eharglng John D. Oormuly , a former mci-
chunt ali prominent polItician of Butte . with
amitmltery . The woman In the case Is a young ,
daughter < ot a wel.to.do ( summer living near ,
iitmtto. Oormul ) ' Is married. lIe was arraigned -
reigned before Judge Green In the cOlnly
court. lie ge bends In the sum ot $500 10
appear for trial Saturday The affair created
( Ilie a sensation.
In\IIr.1 C"unty'ot. . . ' ) O\U Innl" . i
5'l' PAUL Neb. March . . .
, , 13.-Special.-- ( )
Time people of Howard county vote Dn the
propsiton to issue bonds for the sum or
$1.OO to assist In buying seed grain amid
fell for the destitute fmmrmnera. The returns
are not mill In. but enough Is ktmoaa'n to show
that the bonds arc defeateJ ! y a big ins-
jorlt ) ' . _ _ _ _ _
I' . Irmolt Clhenl ZMUII a Tivkt.
FA1ONT , Neb. , Mach 13.-Speciai.- ( )
At the ey caucus hed last nIght Dr. J. D.
Urazelon was nominated for mayor , C. D. I
Ianeley , city clerk : JV. . Talmsge , tren-
I I mer ; J. laughauout , city engluer ; Frank
Put counciman South ward and George
I Petit for North ward.
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REMOVE TIE DEA TI PENALTY
Watson's Bill t Abolish Legal Executions
Recommended for
Pasago.
INTERESTING OEB.1 E IN COMMITTEE
. trgummirmmt for amid AgaInst rRrtclltclI tl
hy 11n , nf Iho Simator-1'ltmuml \ote
\r.r Cint'-Lts J"II:1 1' . " nJo
Nut . \8urOI.
LINCOLN , Iarch 13.-Speclnl.-Tho ( ) fate
or the bill abolishing the death penalty In
Nebraska Is still hanging In the balance In
the senate , although time vote hy which the
bill was agreed to In the commitee ot the
whole today Indicates that It has just the
necessnr seventeen votes to PaS It anti no
more. The senate gave up several honr to
its discussion , and the debate was by far the
most interesting and animated listened to
eurlng the present session
Senator Telt opened the debate by saying
that he hoped the substitute oferell by Sen.
ator Watson would fail . lie believed that
the original bill , providing that the execution -
ton of all conlemned ! murderers should lake
place within Limo walls of the state liemmiten-
tary , was a goo one. The state already
has upon Its statute books he said , a law
giving the Jury discretionary powers In fixing
time death penalty. The jury may , If It elects
fix the punishment at hnllrlsonment for life .
Under time law there Is but little danger that
men tried for mlrder will be sentenced to
ecath unless the protecton of society abso-
lulely demanded theIr removal from the
world.
Two years ngD. said Senator Toitt . the
propositon to abolsh capital Ilunlshment
was before the legislature. I was fully dis-
cussed , considered carefully all finally re-
jected. There I no evidence to show that
public sentment has chaugel' during the
past two yars. There Is no popular demand
at the present time for time abolition of capi-
tal ptmnlsimnment
Society contInued the senator , Is a queer
thin , Civilization I a queer arrangement ,
I ts the outgrowth of the necessities of man.
Ian Is ono of the mOlt IJecular animals
ever created. I the first pall had not fallout
from their original state , If their descendants
were nol disposed to encroach upon the
right of others to enjoy life , liberty anti the
pursuit of imappiness governments would not
hI nNessary : but time eXllerlence of manklll
hu shown that I Is absolutely necessary
that governments should be instituted and
that punishments should be meteJ out to
those who Ilsobe ) ' the regulations or gov-
ermnent. I seemed to him that I the sena-
tore could have time experience of others
brought more nearly home to them ( they
wommld not so readily favor a measure calculated -
culnted to allow the wretches who dehlber-
delber-
ately plan to take human life to longer en-
ctmnmbe : limo earth
Senalor Akers favored the bill to abolsh
the dealh penal ) He claimed that hundreds
and thousands of men were hanged every
year who were Innoenl of murder. He
would rather that all murderers shoull be
confined In prison for life , with no hope of
reprieve , than that a single Innoccnt man
shoull pay the death penalty. I
Senator Sloan made an elaborate ant telling -
Ing argument against the bill . He pointed
to time fact that but four states In the minion
had abolished the death penalty , whie forty ,
after the experIence or scores of years had
retained it. For the crime of deliberate
murler the inflIction of the death penaly was
the only adequate punishment.
After the noon recess Senator Hichcock
re 1met the debate by speaking In favor 01
the bill . making the point that even I I
were granted that a murderer Is not fit to
live , he Is not fit to die.
Senator Campbell opposed the bill and took
issue with the statement that If a murderer
Is not fit to live he ts not fit to die He
claimed that as long as a criminal had no
fear of death ho would remain In life har-
dene1 to all thoughts of repentance. 'I I
Senator Cnltwel said that ' hI had been '
opposed to capital punishment for nearly a' '
quarter of A eetnry , but the bill under con-
sderaton ! Invoh'e many features that were
not understood. He was therefore opposed
to the bill.
Senator Crane favored the bill In a brIer
argument. Senator Sprecher was friendly to
the bill. The debate was clod by Senators
Watson and Teft speakIng for and against
the bilL
bi.
A motion to adopt 'Vatson's bill a a sub-
sUuto for the original bill was adopled.
The committee rose with the recommendation
that the bill do pass , the vote standing 17 to
14. The senate adopted the report.
The opponents of the bill claim that a
careful poll of the senate shows that there
are not seventeen senators who wIll vote to
enact It Into a law. On the other hand , the
frIends of the measure claim that their can-
\'ass of tIme senate shows a large majority for
the bilL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
IUY , HirrEtNo UI" TIlE l"OUtl S.
liouqo Inercatos the Apprlprltol8 ! ll-
1(81' " "y the \ Vayti antI ; lonn4 Coniiiltt.e. ,
LINCOLN , March 13.-Special.-Consitler- ( ) '
aton of time general appropriation bill . pro-
viding for expenses of the stAte deputments ;
and institutions , occupied the principal por-
ton of the lme today In the house. At 3:0 :
p. m. It branched off Into the subject of irrigation -
rigaton , and Senator Akers waR invited to
address the cClmltee of the whole on tbat
subject
The total amount of Increase In appropria-
tons provided for by the commmitee ot
the whole , ontslde of the Lincoln Hospital
for the Insane so far during the day Is
$9,175 above the appropriation for 1893. The
amount given the Lincoln asylum In 1893 was
$122.300. Time amount rccolmmelllel' today
up to the hour tl commltee arose was
$ jo1,500. a redncton of $20,800. This would
leave the net total decrease so far as the
appropriation hi has beeum coumsitloroi $11-
625 from the appropriations for time 1893 ! 1-
ennlum.
Governor Holcolb ent In a lessae me-
ferrlng to the Nebrasla.Dalta boundary
lne.The
The house had n tilt this morning as
t whether or not I would go Into com-
mitee of the whole over the .eneral aprmro-
prlaton bill . house roil No. 632. Some o
the members wanted ! to consider senate files ,
but a majority favored the appropriation
bill . unll time house vent Into commitee
of the whole , with Scott ot Buffalo In the
cimaim' Then Cole , remaining dissatisfied .
10vd that the commitee rise report pro-
gl'es nail ask leave to sit again Spealer
Richards said that he fnly comprehendell all
courtemy due I he senate , but I was cer-
tulnly a courtciy to that body 10 get the
npproprlaton hi over to the other end of
the itotmae Harrison endorsed this sentiment ,
hut ( ole contnuell to battle for pslpone-
ment. laUI ) &all that the hasty action of
yesterday had frightened some of time conservative -
servatve members , who were In favor ot
economy. 10 belIeved the bill should be
more fully commaidered.
Cole's motion was lost on divIsIon of the
house and the commltel proceeded to con-
sideraton ! : of txpnses of time guvernor's office .
When the mater of $1,5QO , for house rent
was reached a 10ton was made to strike
out the Item. Spirited debate immediately
followed. Cole vehemently OIJpseJ It , while
Burns of Lancaster : worked hard to have
the rent left In the bill , The ' appropriation
bill of 1893 gave time goyernor's office l,800. .
limo new bill $1,600. less the $1,0 house
rent , or $3.100 In all . $
llckets cold Ihat thIs was a move to
make party capital for lie independents
Shoul ! the honse allow the rent , anti should
Governor Holcomb veto it . the pore would
point to that fact In their favor In 1896.
Barry was In favor of the appropriation .
lie pointed to the fact that the superintendent
of the Lincoln Asylum for the Insane re-
ceivd the same rlary as the governor , and
his house rent free.
Cole continued his d.punclaton ot time
I el claiming that the rent allowance was ,
clearly unconstilumtional. ,
Munger asked : "Vas the taking of the
potage stamps allowed you at the , opentng
ot the lenlon constitutIonal ? "
" 1 am not here to teach a law school , " me- '
pled Cole. r-
On division of the house the motion to
strike out the rent item was lost , and the ,
rent allowed. Tbis makes a net increase of
$1,300 . over 1893.
'TO tUPPORT TiE MiLITIA
The adjutant general was then allowed
$500 for once expenses and the Natonal
Guard 130,000. an Increase ot 150 $ 10 omcl cx- i
penles over 103. Howard tried to roli
the guard IteD to JIOOO and then to $20,000.
noddy peinfeul b the great strikes of 189t
get
and the IbsdfbU ( 'neei of defenders of the
American fati nlnedlct anti Barry opposed
the anmendmemmtc nary said It was only n
queston of wlethqr the state wouh have 1
mitar or"nnlznton or depenll on Pinker-
ton detectives. HOwarll's ' nmeOlmentR were
all voted rowr ' ab the office of the secretary
of state was teach cd. An increase of $500
was inside In this department. In the audl.
tor's ofce an . , nHfase of $0 was made In
the item of blanks , from $70 In 1893 to $800
In the presen bill .
In 1893 tht state treasurer was allowed 1
$600 for o0ct ' expenses . stationery , books
biamiks postaO . eximress , telegraph and ox-
change. The amenCI bill now pending pro-
vides for $2.250 tpenses as tolows :
100k . hlank . statIonery . . . . . . . . . . . $ rO !
PORtnle. telegraph , exchange . . . . . 0)
Olce ftmrmmitumre. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOt )
10
nelelenc ' on I > ORllle. . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Jlclenc ) ' on hook . statiommory , cte. . . 200
Deficiency on statoner . . . . . . . . . 20
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . , . $2,250
For the office expenses ot the sUI > erlnte"l-
eat of public Insttucton the appropriation of
1893 was $9.925. The present lull originally
appropriated 9850. This was amended , and
so recommendlll for passage . by adlln" $1.00
for an extra clerk. The bill goes to the
senate carrying nn appropriation for this
office of UO.8O , an Increase over 1893 of
$925.
The present bill recommended for ofce
expenses of the attorney general $1.600. The
amount allowed for traveling expenses , $500 ,
wa stricken out . leaving a total nlmpropria-
ton of $1.100 , or $200 above the biennium
appropriation of 1893.
For expenses of time ofce of the conunis.
sloneI of public lands anti buildings the bill
I It came from the ways ammO lans corn-
mltl ; pro\'lled for 2300. The sum of $250
of this was for new carpets and furmmitimro
Harrison tried to raise this amount to $750 .
but the commitee wouitln't have It that
way The total appropriation for 1893 was
but $ ,900. The hill goes over to time senate
carrying appropriations as follows . an increase -
crease of $400 :
fooll anI atatiomiery. . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 40
Furniture anti carpets. . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Postage nnll postage epenses. . . . . . . 1,000 )
Exiti-ess anti telegraph. ! ; . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,0)
Traveling elnses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . (
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.30
The general appropriation bill hall malIc
no provIsion for the oOce expenses of the
labor cOlmlssloner , as mmotimimmg hnt been
provided for this office In the salary list con-
sllere 'esterday. Today nn amendment Wl
mo\'et anll carried . appropriating $2.000 for
time btennlum , an' tnctase of $1,000 over the
approprIation of 1893.
The hOI c then took a recess until 2 p. m.
10WEHS O COMMITTEE INCREASED.
Fohiowing recess the chairman of the special -
cial penitentar Investgatng conmnuittee .
Walt , reported as follows :
Your conminitte . ' appolntee to hlclsate
neWb1ul > er reports ns to cruelty and In-
human treatment or inmates ct time state
pemmitcntlmry : Ilds that such reports originated -
atel from stntemcnts made by three ex-
convicts na1ee 1'rank Jones whos meal
name Is A. E. Hnmvley Frank Kennedy !
and Peter negley. ' 'hat the al1avltR mnle !
II said ex-convicts to Goveror Sins A.
liolcomb harglng cruelty anti Inhulan
treatment IUll gpneral ommlsmamiagement a
gjneral
copy of which I ! herewith mttmbumiltteti . have
since been sumlmJttmted : \ by a counter nl-
davi. herewith siiimniitteti. settiuij forth that
the statemelt : thel'e made were false In
every particulam- . and that the ) ' were Inducell
to matte these statOments by nn nSIJIInt for
the olce ot warden and his frIends for a
nne
money consideratton. Your committee Is
not empowered ' by the terms of the resolu-
ton to elI for persons anti papers anti '
Incur expense : In the Investgaton. an.1 .
therefore submits whether In the opInion
of the house the hveBtgaton shoull be
further prsectte.1 A careful readIng of
the charges rll ! ! thy these ex-prisoner
will reveal theCa t that the contrct RYS-
tern of l'nson \ ahor In vogue at the ftate
nenitentiary Is largiy l rcsponslble for the
continual charges and counter-charges of
ill treatment t Inmatef. and not because
or the Inhllnarl'urden neemer anti
hlR oeerR. Your , committee Is ot the
opinion that Ule management sholll be
eliminated as far as possIble from political
elmlnatet pltcal
I""uence. whllh' ; cannot be accomplIshed
while managed un ler the contract s's-
teni , .
ter 1' " ) .
Barry moved to cend the powers or and
cortnue the c IilUee of investigation 'Into
alleged prison mismanagement. A motion to
table this motion was lost by I vote of
43 to 40. The question then recurred emi
Barry's melon to authorize the committee
to send for papers and persons In pursuit of
their investigations : carried . 4 to 33.
MORE MONEY FOR DOAnnS.
The house then went Into committee of
the whole , with McNit In the chair , to
continue consideration or the general appro-
priaton bill. The Board of Public Lands ant
Buildings was next on time list. The bien-
alum expenses for 1893 were $18,160. The
bill provIded for $20.350 , an Increase of
2200. The committee of the whole struck
a snag on a $9.000 allowance on outstanding
claims , and debated the same at length. 1
was contended that all this amount might
possibly have been covered by claims already
allowed by the committee on claims. The
"outstandlng" claims portion was stricken
out by amendment and the $9,000 reeuced to
$8,000. The bill was recommended to carry
$19.350 , an Increase or $1,200 over 1893.
For the Board of Educational Lands and
Funds the bill provided $6,000 for school
land expenses. Durs of Lancaster wanted
to increase the amount to $18,000. and Harrison -
risen sale that a reappraisement would be
money In the state treasury. This section
was , imawever passed for the time being.
The Hoard of Purchase and Supplies was
gIven by the bill $500 , ant , It was allowed by
the coummmittee. Miles wanted to give the State
Board of Healh $600 for postage . Nothing
was sale about this In the bill. The umount
fixed was $200.
The biennium appropriation for the supreme -
promo commit for 1893 was $17.705. Time new
lull allows but $14.910. The committee's bill
was Increaed to $15.:1.
The banking department was given $1.500
for expenses ,
The appropriation for the state library In
1893 was 1200. The com mi tee gives I this
year 2600.
The State Board of Transportation received -
calved In 1893 $650 for office expenses. The
new bill gives I $625.
The Normal school at Peru received In ap-
proprlaton of $8,900 In 1893. The new bill
allows $9.GOO.
The expense account allowed the Lincoln
Hospital for time Insane In 189 was 122300.
Time new bill . with anmendnments . allows $99.-
500. The bill goes to the senate for $101.600 ,
a decrease of 20000.
IRRIGATION STRIKES A SNAG.
The commiee of the whole now arose , reported -
ported al1 asked leave to sit again. Ashby
wanted time house to go Into commlteo of
the whole to consider house roll No , 43. the
cornmmmltteo's irrigation lull . and I cnsented
to do so . with Chapman In the chair This Is
a mosure of wenly.one t pages the first sec-
lon dividing tl ; stQ , of Nebraska into two
water divisions lJ ! . hen conlnues to descrIbe -
scrIbe water diti , IQn No.1. which shal
consist of all the l , ! rrIF'ble lands In the state
dralnP by the P4t livers and their trlbu-
tines lying west : At ; , % l.l\p river , and all
lands south of the T' ate and South Platte
rivers. Water duyipm ! " No. 2 shall consist ot
all lands watered , IY hD Loup White , Nb-
hrara al1 mkh9tj pm } . vets and their ! rlbu-
Lanes . and all oth r rrlgahlo lands not In-
clndeeln any othe1'v t r dIvision It creates
I Hoarl of IrrlgJ' ' - ' which comprIses the
governor nttomnc7 ierl and the comnumils-
sloner ot public \ 1ulI.anll huldlng8 , with
In office In the , raJ capitol , I provides
for a number of 'nMr ( secretaries and assistants -
sistants at ori 9 'alaries.
Violent opposltO ? \ manifested to the
bill at tbe outs t./ - IjIggins spoke strongly '
agah1t It and lO\\lart } 10ved that It be in-
defniely postPone \ Jltrlson , imowever took
an oppodto view'i t hid that time bill was
a copy of one tmjtIp , I fenle anti had been
drawn by a pracllc Irrlgalor , who , 8
Harrison expressed It , had "never ben con- I
neetel with a job. " Al atempla to hut I
the bill to one side . mowever . tailed , and the
clerk began reading the sections .
Section 7 provIdes for the employment of a
secretary , who shall bo a practl31 hydraulic'
engineer , at a salry of $2.000 per aumnuimi
Speaker rchals moved to strike out this
Bclon , The melon did nol pre\'al , but one
to give Senator , \ken an opportunity to
explain the provisions of the bill was curled
and the sUator. proceeded to deliver a glowIng - I ,
log address In favors the various povls- '
Ions of the meacure. At the conelualon of ! .
Senator Akers' remarks the committee rose
asked leave to sit again , reported and the I.
report was adopUd.
The senate then adjourned .
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Mr , . , rmttriidnmm Jle I \ ,
CHICAGO , March 13.-Mr. Catherine
Critenden , wIdow of the late General Thomas
Critenden , died at her bome here today.
" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
EVIDENCE IN DAVIS' ' FAVOR
-
Impeaching L1no of To1imony Introduced (
, in the Lincoln Muder Trial. .
-
WHERE TiE STATE'S CASE IS WEAK ' <
.
" .lnr , " for thr Jrrrn"o JrfarrA that th
lll , hllul TratllfroRI'hlnJ the
Scen ( uf the \ , Vmtq lit
JUsI'rnhl" Comid I t ioim .
LINCOLN March 13.-Speclal ( Telcum. )
-Today time defense II the Davis murrer
trial took UI an impeaching hue of test-
mony. A number of carpenters swore thAt
the bridge was something over twelve feet
high at the point where Miss Seitiel for the
state says she jumped off In getting down
to the wreell.
Jacob LlehtenstKr gave some rather damaging -
aging lostlnony against the road , to the effect -
fect ttat he had examine" the track on the
Sunday following the wreck while pie Ilrlv-
Ing was going Dn. lie hn1 ! found as many os
seven or eIght spike holes In the ties along
the south ri that was dieplaceti , showing a
slant of about thirty degrees , as though they
had been forced out ! y a strong pressure.
Havln atemplell to discredit Llchten-
stiger's testimony . the state's attorney said :
"Now wllat other buslnes' have you been
enager In besides that or 1 grocer and sec
ton imanil 2"
" 1 have farmed , " -
"What else ? "
"Not much of ammytlming "
"Ohm you never ran I saloon here , did
you ? "
"No I once owned a hal Interest In a sa-
loon If that's what you mmmean " replied the
witness . simmihimmg.
"You nevr sold liquor over time bar nor
worked for Eph Corneal did you ? " '
The spectators laughed loudly lt thIs ques-
tion . IR Cereal hat testified for the state.
SOME STARTLING TESTI INOY. i
To Impeach the testimony ot Witnes
Simouse Wilam I.h'lngston wa called. le
saul thnt Sholse halt told him that he had
examined the track for about a nub from
the wreck and foull evidence going to
show that the JoInts sagged aue the engine
was "drunk" when It entered time bridge.
T. g. Stevens , formerly In the real estate
bimsiumess hatl examined the ties on the
bridge Fritisy ummoruming. lad notced that
some of the holes seemed to ha\'e been bored
too large for the splIces . When he had
ftell some loose spikes Into them ther hae
slipped down easily In many Instances to
within a half Inch of time tie.
J. D. Campbell [ . miwright , said the spikes
fitted very loosely In the holes In the ties.
There Is consIderable comment amen ! I.ln-
coIn people concering the attitude assumed
b ) the Hocl Island road In this trIal. For
the pasl three days Mr. Green , counsel for
the real , has sat at time elbow of County
Attorney Woodward In the capacity of coach
In his openln Speech the county attorney
had said thnt It hall been said the road was
strongly iumtercsted for financial reasomme In
convicting the utefentiammt but thut Ime the
county ntorey , woull stand between the
road antI the defendant In any attempt to
color or mlsclrry justice.
COSIUJtHAUf SNOW IN NIl . ln"SIC.\ ,
Ground Co'croc Many Inche DOOI' In Iif-
frront I'Rrt" 01 time SIn tn.
BEATRICE . March 13.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-Toda has been one of the most disagreeable -
able of the winter. Abut 8 o'clock this
morning I began snowing , and has continued -
uel ! most of the time throughout the day.
A strong wind has ben blowing , and tonight
the mercury Is down close to zero. Snowing
has ceased and limo wInd has gone down
somewhat.
MCOOL. Neb. , March 13.-Speclal ( Tele-
griumi.-Tliere ha been some snow today , accompanied -
companied by considerable wind , but tonIght
the wind has gone down and It Is snowing
hard and the outlook Is good for a big snow.
1tUSHVILLI Neb. , March 13.-Spclal (
Telegram.-Four ) Inches of snow tell here
today , and It will probably continue all night
unless It becomes coldr. Stock wi not
suffer . .
SHELBY . Neb. . March 13.-Special.-A ( )
slal blizzard Is blowIng from limo north .
I began early this morning. The thermome
ter Is falling and the snow IncreasIng.
BUTTE Neb. . March 13.-Specimml ( Tele-
gram.-A light snow began ( ailing abut 3
o'cloclt this morning and contnue until
da ) ' . About three Inches covers the ground.
E1MWOOD , Neb. , March .
EI1IWOOD 13.-Speclal ( Tel-
egram.-A ) regular blizzard St In here early
this morning blowing hard and snow drift-
Ing. bout three inches of snow on the
level fell.
PAWNEE CITY , Neb. . March J3.-Spe- (
cia I Telegram.-A ) blinding snow bas hen
falling here all day.
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10STON t'AIITI' , 1'1tO.l1iSIl3 SEEI Ol.u :
-
North Lli > Cltlzcns.lec"tve Ramo Eucour-
81111 IICorlmlon , From tut Source .
NORTH LOUI' Neb. , March 13.-SpelaJ. ( )
-Another ray of hope has been kindled relative -
tve to the feed and seed grain outlook In
this vicinity by the receipt of a letter by n
member of the local relief commlteo trom
a Boston party who appears to be willing 10
render all needed assistance , not only In the
direction mentonei , but also In relieving the
pressing wants of the destitute , I any such
exist In the matter of fuel and clothing.
While the clothing question seems to be
practically out of the way for the resent I ,
that of fuel may assume considerable 1m.
porlance at any unexpected moment In the
event of a poslble severe stormim while that
ot seed grain and reed for time necessary
teams used In agricultural operations Is one
the proper solulon of which shal decide
whelher or not vast sections of faultless land
shall remain Ihls season unlied or yield a
bounteous harvest.
I. . g. Totiti who has been a resident of
this vicinity for the past nine years has
sold his farm to I. A. Manchcster and will
start In a few days for Albion 1Vis. . where
ho expects to eugage In business. lila taut-
ly will remain here until he becomes per-
manenty settled In his new Imonme
- - -
IOltGtN 'ro SI'LLIIJf TO UUCft'T.\Ff' .
lellrl at LIncoln Tlmt time J'rhon Contract
Ii I to Ihnllo l.n,11111. .
LINCOLN , March 13.-Speclal ( Telegram. )
-IL Is stated here tonight that negotlatous
arc still pending hy which time state Imeniten-
tary contract la to be assgned ! from W. H.
Dargan to J. i\ ' Iluclcataff. The deal has heen
on for several days but there Is yet a wide
difference between t the two partiCa. The
P\'oposltcn malIc by Dorgan Is to transfer
the contract by n simple assIgnment to
Juclestal , 'a hD Is on hl9 part to pay for time
properly at the penitentiary owned by Dor-
gao complele the cells as required by the
ell law , nnd give a new hone to the state
for the faihful performanc or his duty
Bucllsll has been maintaining a large
hare s factory at the Ilenltentary for n
number of yean , and la supposed to he prety
commt wail ract versed . with the nature or the prion
.
Wor of 1 \ CJllrn " hll.rl'r. "
WATERLOO , Neb , March 13.-Simecial.- ( )
Jark Wolf , a horny haneell son of time sol
and haing from Shlney , Neb. , walked Into
town lat evening and exhibited a letter
purporting to be from his wife , stating that
sue \\'a destitute and telling hIm to keep
away from the track , as he was subject 10
fits and might get hurt , This so won the
sYlpathy of the people that they took up a
subscription aggregating $8 In all . When
this marl of apllreclaton was tendered him
he was visibly moyed , and when he recovered
breath sulclenty he said he would spend
every cent ot It In town for provisions antI
ship them to his wife. But after taking a
second thought , he decided on buying a
horse , drive home and tickle the back of
lother earth until ho could get sulclent
cash ahead to reimburse his generous don-
era . Whcn 'cst seen he was headed eat
with the $8 In bls Inside p cket. Whie In
town he had one at tbe citIzens write the
\oslluter at Sidney telling him Ir his
( , Voit's ) wife did not call for the letter lme
bad written imer froni Valley , to be very
careful of it , as It c'utained money , Now
_ - -
that ho has left town , some of time sceptical
ones wonder It they have not been ilimpeil
and they have written the mayor of Sitiney
asking information ebommt time \'oif fammmlly ,
% 'olf imns a florid coniplexion , is fairly w eli
dressed , and seems to be working tIme towns
as imo goes , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( 'I..t IMS 1'A it'L' ' ' ' '
OI' 'I ii II 110W 1 II liS't'ATE.
tcrttim of a Hcisrimeyeflhren time Signal for
I i's t ho Co mmmlii lest I , , iii.
ICEARNEN'eb , , March 13.-Speeial.- ( )
TIme late it. II. Ilowie of logan towimsimip
left his property badly enctmmmmlmercui , and
hardly hail time sod covered his renmuthims before -
fore foreclosure stilts ms-ore cornnmenced , ammO
immsteady of being coimiforiably iirovideti for
it looks as tiiommghm Mrs. liowie wommil hmas-o
mmotimitm left , hut this is mmot time himost ills-
tressimig circtmmmistanco wimich imas come to
light. It claInms wimich have been mmiatie
prove to be true , liowie imati a vife living iii
New York state , fronmi wimicim lme hiatt never
beemi ulivorceti , amid sime has now mmmade tie-
nmmmmmd for imer right of dower iii anti to all
Limo property which hiowio left. The secommtl
Mrs. liowlo signed away her rights , lmtmt tIme
other woman imns never tioume so , ammO tin interesting -
teresting legal contest is looked for.
At time close of time Evangelical conference
Smmrmtimmy imlghmt a cormtrIbutioum was mmmatie for
mmmisslonmiry murposes , amid $900 was raised in
cash or good subscriptions.
Time mmiemmmhers of time l'reatmyterian cimmmrcli
imavo just called to time imastorate 11ev , Mr.
Hayden of Utah , and mviii imolti a reception
in his honor at time hoimme of Mrs. Flora 1)11-
tlhimo timl evcmmlmmg ,
MIIXICO VAN1's A NI-i51IiSKj EXIIIIIIT ,
Comitmh flenernl for Tbt iteptmimhlo Iivite'i
tie to l'ttrtleiiimto , In thin Expmmsit lou ,
LINCOLN , March i3.-Speclai ( Telegramim. )
-A. IC. Commoy , consul general of Mexico ,
located at Sanm Frammclsco , Imas written a letter
to Governor lloicommmin , calling lila attention
to time fIrst exposition ever imehi 1mm MexIco
amid requmesting hunt to imnnme a commmniisslon to
prepare a Nebraska exmlbit. ! In conmphiance
with timis reqtmcst time governor today naummed
ann smtcim Commission ex-Governor Robert W ,
irurnas of ilrownvIlie . A. Poymiter , Albioum ;
J , Ii. i-Cltcimen , Onmaima ; F. Vt' . Taylor , Linmcohmm ,
anti W. A. J01105 of hastings. TIme exposi-
then does not begin until April 2 , 1896 , antI
limo Nebraska coummnmissioum hiss nimiphe time lii
which to hirepare an exhibit worthy of the
state , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Irtlimermut or joiimm harder ,
PAWNEE CITY , Neb. , Marcim 13.-Stme- (
claij-Timo funeral of John ilarder , wimo tiled
yesterday , occurred today at time Lutimeran
cimurcim , after which tIme remains wore con-
veycti to time city cemetery. The Ancient
Ortier of ijumitetiVorlimmien lmacl charge of Limo
services. The deceamed loaves a wife and five
children.
A mmmatl dog mnatle its appenranmce on tire
streets last evening. After biting one dog
It cammmo in contact with time city maraud ,
who hastily tlispatclmomi it.
At tIme imomume of Mrs. J , Iioig , foumr mules
nortimeast of time city , last night Everett
Lamar and Kate Iloig % ere mnarrleti. It. W.
I'ressonm , D.i ) . , of timis CIII' , perftmrnmeti time
cerommionmy , wimicb rmms witimeeseti by a large
umuunber of friemmuis. Time ) ' will leave in a few
nays for their fnmture home in Lincoln county ,
Kansas.
'S'ounrr ( mouse lInut.'r 1tLahly : Shot.
M'COOIC , Nob. , Imlarchm 13.-Special ( Tele-
granmi.-Ilert ) WilhInnms , aged 16 years , son of
a fumrummer living mm Perry precinct , accIdentally -
ally shot Iminuseif with' ' a 22-caliber revolver
yesterday. Time bullet entered imis rigimt eye
and irotlucetl death tints mmmornminmg. He was
a macumber of a luirty of boys who were lmunmt-
tug geese en time lteimmmblicaum river.
J.'umrmiltmmrc Wat-elmouso imurimoti ,
HARVARD , Neb. , Macelm 13.-Speclal ( Tel-
egrani.-Timo ) furniture wareimouse of Living-
stan Bros. burned this evening about 8
o'cioclc , There was $300 in insurance. Loss
about $700 , Contents all saved.
itir flRR1NG ! UNS AS Tif.WIIRIC .S.
l'ezmnsyivnnls house I'a3sea time BItt I'rohllm-
IcIng time Wearing of Hehlglouti 6arb ,
HARRISBURG , Pa. , March 13.-The house
passed finally by a vote of 151 to 26 time bill
prohibiting the wearing of oy religious
insignia or garb by teachers in time public
schools , Before the bill came up the repqb-
hican leaders of the house and some of the
ofilcials of tIme patriotic orders imeid a con-
once. Some of the former fearemi that time
measure would prove to the party a gun
that kicks and favored its withdrawal , They
were overruled , imowever , and the bill was
kept on time track. Iii defendjng the bill Mr.
Spangler of Cumuberiand ummade a speech tie-
flouncing time Roman Catholic chumrclm anti its
head , to wimoni ho referred as "that amamm ,
Pope Leo XIII. " lie saitl of Demumoematic
National Cimairnman liarrlty : "Foiiow this
man up along time Aiiegiiany mmmammntaimmtm and
we hear that lie was 1mm comuumiltationm witim
timree Ronman Catholic priests wimo said to
that man. 'Denounce time order aumd we will
give you tIme votes of ommr elmurcin , '
In closing his speech Mr. Spangler took
front lila pocket a small Ammuerican flag which
imo waved trlumummplmantiy imumtii called to order
by the speaker.
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hmlaemmaD TilE ( ) V1'ICEImi OF T1111 A , 1' , t.
Semsmmtiommmil Charges Brought Agnmtmmst tlro
Order lii . ' % llvhilgnimm ,
DETROIT , March 13.-The Evening News
publishes today a three column sensational
interview with a prominent ex-ummemnher of
the Anuerican Protective association , in
which it Is alleged timat a well known oiliciai
of the order received sonmie $6,000 from
Colonel Bliss , one of time candidates for noni-
tnation as governor last year , find various
smmms front caimdidates. It is also chiargemi
that an attempt. vas umiado to secure $600
monthly fran-i United States Senator Mc-
Mlhlan dmmrinmg time senatorial campaign last
winter. FacslrnilcA lettera betweemm Beatty
and nmembers of time American Protective association -
sociation state political cemmummmitteo mine pub-
hishmed to sumbstanmtiatta time charges. Other
ahiegations of ' 'working' ' time caumtlhlutes amid
appropriating time proceeds are set forth irm
detail ,
At Saginmaw today Cimarles 'F , batty was
electeti president of time ? thicimigan iirmmumcim of
tIme Aimmerican Protective association.
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.mIt % % 'om'lc 'rlamomigim Limo Oimh I'tirtlos ,
SAGINAW , Micim , , Macelm 13.-The state
council of time Ammierbcan l'rotectivo associatiomi
had a busy nay , Time report of time secretary
shows um unemberaimip 1mm limo state
of 125,000 ammO time condition of
time order is reportetl as iionmrislming.
Time question of ergammizing an inmdependent
political party was discussed mirmtt it was tie-
cidea that the proposition was lmrojmeriy witimin
time jurisdiction of time rmatlonai orgammization.
For time vrescnt time council agreed that time
order simnuld prfornmu its uvoric mm time regular
way tlmrougim existing loiltical channels , onmly
smmpportimmg smmclu nomimineesas _ agree with time
hirinciiles of time order.
Is , I , . A. 151114 Vti vorttlmhy Ad ed lipomi.
LANSING , Miclm. , Macelm 13.-One of a series
of so-called A. P. A. bills has been favorably
reported in time Imotise , ima'ing already passel
time senate , It provides ( or repealing time act
uimder whIch female juvcimile offenders ummay , at
time parcimts' optiomm , lie semutemmcem.i to time house
of time Gocil Shepherd , a ltonmmmmn Catholic
Institmmtionm , at Detroit , or tlmo State hnmdustrizml
ecimool for girls. Anmotimer It. P. 4 % . hill pro-
vidunmg for time incorporatiomm of loyal Orange
iumstitutlonms was mmgreel to in the comnnmltiee of
tire wimole ,
p
CI uirmim-rer IIoI Ftmimrlesmiv- ,
l'EitflY , Old , , March 13-Jolmmm Miilbgan ,
wlmo mmiurtlered ( laime amid Hannah Cleric out
November 3 , 1893 , was imangc'd at Oklaimotmma
City today. Milligan entoreti time Clerks' room
at nigimt and killer ! them with mimi ax. itlilli-
gan was only 21 years ohti , lie .lied witimout
fear , saying lie was going straight to glory.
hiIdren Cry foi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry fc
Ltcher's Castopla.
Children Cri / '
pitcher's Castorla.
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CAUSE FOR REMOVING DR. hAY
Report of Another Ooal SoilIng Sonda1 at
the Lincoln Asylum ,
AFFIDAVITS SECURED BY DR. ABBOTT
l'uirinera in time Vielmilty of limo lust itutlomu " 4
Make 1)imimimigluig ( Jiiargei Agmilimet I ito
SuIhi'riimtemtlcmtt-Ir , , hlmiy Immt reumehucil
511(1 1tmiieoimmimimmmmlcat1o ,
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LI NCOLN , Macelm 13.-Spcciai ( Telegranmi. )
-it is Possible timat tmy time ( line time question
of Wimo Is sulorlumtcntlcnmt of time Lincoln iii.
sane asyitmmn is reatly to be anmbuuitted to the
supreme court it lila ) ' be conmpiieatetl by nmmorma
serious elernemIts timan now appear cii time cur-
face. Time tinme bet for the hearing is time
2GtIm lumst ,
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Timat Dr. L. .7. Abbott can show cause for
time irmimmmc'uiimtto remmmovni of Ir. limmy frommi limo
nsyiunn Is imohioveti by several Imartios in kin'
coin tommigimt , who have been hmernmitteti a
peep boimirmti time scenes. Dr. Abbott Imas been
a busy mmmi tlmrounghiout today. lie lies been
iii consumltation with mis attornmey , arid it is
said a immmmmiber of ailitiavits have been taken
of farmers ammd others resitiimmg iii time viciumity
of time asylummi , These aifltiavlts , it iii milti ,
imro to an effect tluat time ) ' have imurcimasetl
coal front lr. hay and taken it froimi ears.
It is said furtlmer that these farimmers deimoso
that time mmunmibera of time cars will simow that
time coal lmad been paul for lmy time state.
Certain parties who imave lately immteresteth
thmcnmmselves mm title umimutter , sa" that tltere are
several utimer nets of corrmmlmtlomi wimleim Imavo
bion nroveum to time gevermmor's ' satisfaction
ammml that lie will lmrcceed at. ommee to rcummovo
Dr. tin ) ' for caimme.
It is impossible to reaclm Dr. hay tommigimt ,
Os Ire is imr.eiicnhl' emmtreumched km time nsy-
Iummmm anti mi ill riot atinmilt otimers turin attaches
of time immetitutioni.
ron ' . ' , ' . . . ,
rim OI'J.VJX ( J1It'ZC.IM.I IJU.I
Cimmtttmmumoogmm 2'onv almmklmig 3toit Etommsvo %
Arrmmmmroemmmtiiti flU' P. itig Evcimt.
ChATTANOOGA , Tenn. , Maccit 13-Gen-
oral 3. 5 , Fullertomu and General A. P. Stewart -
art of time nmatlonmal conimumission of Ciutcka-
mnatiga pant atidresseti aim enmtimmmsiastic mmmeet-
immg of citizens at time Cimanmilmer of Commmimierco
this nmormmlng abommt. the necessary preparations -
tions for time ( ietlication exercises Schmtemmmber
19 and 20 next. General Fullerton stated timat
not less tItan 100,000 visitors would be lucre.
Presitlent Cleveland Is coming uumiess some cx-
traordtmman-y immcitlemmt. kecims imirmm \Vaslmiumgtoum. .
Vice l'resident. Stevemmsomm tmumtl miii time mmmcmi.
hers of time cabinet are coimmiumg , as well as -
othhciahs of time armumy ammti mmavl' , 'Fhme govermmors
of nearly all tire states anti timc-lr staffs have
notihietl thmo comimummittee tlmat timey are conming.
'rime sieatimor mit tIme season time detlicatiomm is
to occur hurts nccordimmg to statistics mieariy
always beemm free fromn rain. Chattanmooga
will begin at once to prepare for time event. out
a imuost extensive scale , anti will take care of
everybody. TIme railroads will nmake a
1-eemmt-a-mmmile rate.
MAIISON'is. . , Maceli 13.-Tim time as-
senmbly today Semmator 'riummmne's resohumtionm to
appoint two mnoro Cimickamauga comnnmmission-
era was ammuendetl to matte time nmmnmber three
mud was timen amlopted , Time mmnmcmmtlmiment mviii
enalmlo the governor to appoint representa-
tlves for eacim regiment thmat was emmgage,1 imi
time .
flgimt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
sIlIrIc.v ( ; TI ) iru.'i ; oi' irs . .zpzxwj ,
liathforul l'ipo and Eouimdry Compammy Timimuks
time Thiumu for immiiohutlumm maims tommie.
CINCINNATI , March 13.-An application
was misdo today before Judge Snuith of the
superior court for an order dissolving time
corporation of time Radford Pipe and Foundry
company anti for a receiver to wind up. its
affairs. Time application is by stockholders ,
who allege time company has not paid a 6 per
cent dividend for two years from its earnings.
The court appointed Id. C. Armour receiver.
lie has been vice iresident. mind manager , .
Time plant and business are lecatcd at lied-
ford , Va. Time aseets are estiniated at 500-
000 ; liabilitIes onmo-half of that amount. It is
unmderstood all accounts will be met in full.
TIme imnmmmediate cauee of the dlssoltrtion is
said to be differences as to manmmgenment be-
tu'een time Ciumcirmnratl and time eastern stOck-
holders.
J.IWJSL.I TUJIR C.1.NOT INTi1FLIf If
Wimhsky Trust 3miy JOnihieg 7 , but it is laohmmg
( itmmtl mm"ti'rt Imy I im a C . mi na.
SPRINGFIELD , Ill. , Mareim 13.-In time
state senate today Semmator Solounnmn's Wimisky
trust resolution canme mrs as a special order.
Time resolmition recites timat time Wlmisky trait
is conducted commtrary to time hams's of time state
ammtl that it was so decitietl by tire state
courts. Time resolution also provides that at-
tentioum to title fact lie cauleti by Attormmey
Gemmmmral Molommoy in tIme United States circuit
court at Cimicago , timat court being at present
eoumdmmctlng time trumet timroughi it receiver ,
Senator Solomnan spoke at some length , giv-
bug the history of the Whisky trust cases in
both time state and United States courts.
Senator Ilorry rephiemi , saying it was not
proper for time ioglslatumro to attack time
judiciary of time state. Time resolution was
defeated , 13 yeas to 29 nays.
$ yyoffi'
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gently yet pI'OIIhptly Oil the JCithloyH ,
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teuhi cffcctiially , 11iH3)oiB col(1A , hcn(1-
aciic aul(1 fevers amId CIiicm habitual
coniltijation. y1'hll ) of Figs is the
only l'Oiiloly of its kill(1 CYCi' 1)i'O.
( Ihiced , Jlcaihig to the tasth : tiid no-
coptahlo to tile stonsachi , lrorllpt in
jt.s action ai1 ti'iiiv bebloficial ill its
offttcts , jI'CjarCd ) only froizi the roost
Iiealtliyaiul agl'ccahloslubstahices , its
lOBBy oxcchlcnt jtialities coiniiieiitl it
to all nuid have made it the 3nost
POPlhlur zciiicdy known. -
Syrup of ligs is for sale iii iO
cent bottles by nil leading drug.
gist.mu. Aiy ioliablo di'iigist who
may ilot. have it oii hiaiid s'il1 jro-
ChhrO it Ii0i111)tlY fol. any oiio vIrn
% 'shlo. to tly it. Dca not acceptany
uiibstitmito ,
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