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f. : ESTABLIShED JUNE W , 1871. OMAHA , MONDAY MOR1tS G , APRIl , 8 , 1895. SINGLE COPY FIVE C.I N'l'S. I
CUBAN REBELS QUITE HAPPY
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Bntisfied They Can Win Their Fight in a
' . Waiting - ( Jampaign.
NEGRO VETEAN MACEO A GREAT POWER
VETlAN
Slarnwd ROl BrR"C , Ito JUIlre.1 ( 'Rtrlots ,
"Ih 'hom 10 Comca In Contnct-
! tIRlns nr the nO'crllclt .
It Not Cr.dled.
4 " ( Spcclnl Corrcppndenee or thc A ! oclnted Preps , )
4I'- ' HAVANA . April a-Thero Is keen antlelth
palon from among the Cubans and will be
li for soma days to com 1 General larlnez
Campos , with $2.000.000 In cash , a lot of
w troops and n large personal Influence , Is bendIng -
Ing sai here. Great will be the day when
General Calilos again set , foot on Cuban
Y t 101 to put 10wn another rebellion. The
people ) here are expeclng him ali anticipate
with anxious Interest his coming. To an
( onlooker the interest among official people
; . seems to arise more from anticipation oC lie
pageant and clatter of bright metal than
I ; ( from any consciousness that Campos Is needed
here. Havana , always accustomed to mill-
tary display , has not been vivIdly Impressed i
by the landing of the troops from Spain. The !
? ( suppression or the Havana papers results In
4 Ignorance oC details , I not oC facts , of the
ii eastern distrIcts , and 80 whIle the people look
on and are Interested In the show before them
. : &l they feel they have no personal part In the
91 matter , and are Indeed quIte content to leave
& 8 . ' all fatIgue oC activity to those who must act.
j. MeanwhIle , during lie week , there will bo
. lesser diversions by the arrival of about 2,000
mora Spanish troops At any moment now
'
i the steamers San Ignacio 110 Loyola from
Catliz . wIth 1,145 men , and the Cndad d
? z' Santander Cram Curuna with 84G men , may
i . enter the harbor. The Spanish cruiser Sanchez I
Darcaezetegul entered the harbor hero yeter-I
; t . day and left today. The utmost vigilance Is
' . exercised by the government to prevent the
landIng In Cuba of the leaders from other
parts.
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. AFHAI OF MACEO.
, The government 'especialy and definItely
r desires to Intercept Macco whom the ofcials I
J I profiss to believe has not affected a landing. I
\ There Is positIve InCormaton In this city , i
l
I however , that Maceo Is
: now on the Island I
; and that the other leaders : wi come later. :
n This Cuban negro. Macco-veteran of the last
: , i rebellion-is said to bo an able man. n
. shrewd tactIcian In the chaparal and brave. ;
10 Is In the official circles hero the "bogy :
p man" of the Insurr cton.
Y All the mQvements of the rebels make
proof that the plan announced In these dispatches -
patches and the one laid out by their leaders
Is being consistently followed. This ts a
: svaItIng campaIgn. They and
waitng Camlllgn. appear dlsap-
i pear. : They make a sortie against
. pel. sorte some vii-
:
' laCe , and If troops appear they hustle away
) out of sight. They have alarmed the Inhab-
lalt and they have harassed the troops
whose officer telegraphs the governor general
t that his men bravely met "a group" ( that
Is the governmellt designation of rebel forces )
I rind routed the eneipy , who "ran away , " another -
t ' other technIcal designation of dlsappcarance m
of the rebel3
, c STRENGTH OF THE fEm LS.
. I Is a fact that there are on this Island I
- between G.OOO and 6.000 rebels who have I
. rifles and cartridges. within thcr' ch. The I
government may scout this statement . but :
I I holds. The loaders know better than to' . '
: openly oppose theIr men against superior
' forces , when clImate and sickness arc reled L
} . lpon as ales later on.
t 'k "Why don' the rebels pitch In and do I
. something before , all the SpanIsh .trops
reach here ? " Is ( he questh ; asked by opponents -
ents of the Tebelon here. The answer , i
? that while engagIng the forces now here tie mm
rebels would suffer to such a degree as not L
to t be rapidly mended , and upon their ( weak -
endel force would be a constant Increase
of more fresh troops from Spain ,
"Lot Spain got here all she Intends , to sent }
I' ant then we . wIll play hhle-am-seek with
them until , aided by clImatic conditIons , wo
can combIne all our forces and strike a tie
A . clslvp blow at the sickenIng and climate -
; worn forces of Spain " That Is about the
relJY ) the Insurgents would motto to criti -
cism at their lack of aggressive activity .
actviy.
Alr.eaiy the government troops are scouring :
through Munuiiiiilo . and Colonel Santoclldes
has just telegraphed the governor as to "lllt
acton shall 10 taken In the event lie reb-
els , In big or little groups , desire to stir
4 render Clearly Suntocldes expccts success :
for his army. Troops are being sent to
' guard the plantAtions.
li' 'ho ! overment has removed the duty oC r
1 30 cents hitherto Imposed for the issue of
f relgn pas ) ports , The reason Is not stated
AC1'IVE I HAVANA.
TAMPA Fla . . April ' 7.-A large number of
llssenger's arrived by the steamer Mascot
t this evening from Havana. Among theft the
: details of the late events In connectIon ( wih :
k the revolution were learned ,
A Cuban makes the ! statement that an
effort was made last Wednesday night to
plunge Havana Into darkness by cutting the
, electric wIres lt the central lighting staten
In the next building to which WR stored a
. quantity of powder , The wIre cutters were
surprIsed by the Fohlcrs and tJolco during
their 1II'epUltols Rl } were oblIged to flee.
Kerosene cane well fled and olHr Incen-
i dhtry materIal were found ' when' they harl
been working near lie ( Ilowder storage hOI ! :
The luppoelton Is that al SOOI aH the ciy
becalo dark the powder was tn havn been :
exploded and other In ur'etonal'y lids ac -
coniplislied. .
During the two hours' stoppage of the (
steamer at Key West. tlo havana passengers -
gers learned of ho belief among Key West
sympathIzers that I plan waH afoot to assas- I
Ilnate Martinez de CamlJOS 01 his arrival , at
havana. This plan was being matured aII
the asulpton that General Call'os w\
land at havana on his arrIval about the 15t th
Inst. He will not do so , hlwcrer , ae he
wi first touch at Puerto ItIco. : A full Itlte-
ment of the affaIrs on the island of Cuba wi i
bo lent to Puerto Ice by government utli I-
daIs who will meet General Caml'os , and
. train these he wIll determine < at what point
In Cuba ho wil land. lie wi 11robahly dls-
, embark nt Santiago de Cula , where he w\
establlsis . headquarters and } begin lie cait : I-
: palgn.SPANISH
SPANISH TnOOIS T M nAI.ZED. } ,
1 Along the arrived Ilanelgers Is a met
client of llnytl , who dlembarked at SarI. -
tngo do Cuba , where ho remallO } two day I.
lie saw much oC the Rpanlnh troops call' d
there and arrh'Jug at Santiago . 1u states that
. they ire mostly wretchl } appal'lnl many
beln boys , come scarcely able to carry I
, gun This merchant says that while ho was L
, . there It was reported that the rebels weN
about to attack the outhklrts of the town amI
1 tlousOntlno\\ arrived fJ'anlsh ) troops wet 0
lcd out to mce the reb'ls
'Th encounter occurred : near the city , ant
only COO of the 1,000 troops returned ( lien 3.
from. 'rlmree hullrell and twenty were k\ , t ,
' w.fletl or copturftl ( ( liy lie ( rebels . No leWI .
'M"q'jnet engagement h3l } been given hy the ( I
r ] . \.la authorities UII to Saturtay last , nor
11B I referred to by arrivIng Insurrectionist 8.
rLtNS OF ItEBtt L.r\nnits.
. A Cuban front tIme eastern end oC the i 1:111 : : ,
who hi I 1110.0 tlmch wlh oceurrnCl'S la the
* disturbed dIstricts and wllJ Is ar1''e,1 , of the
I. plans pf the rbell'ader In whose behalf . he I
' : i journeys . states ( list Mareo ant his part 1f
Jlch larger than II bele\'ed. lie says the
schooner which landed limo Ilaty was fled
with arms unit , anununltlon . Cubans lake
'I time .1lemlt that Maceo alt his party
bUtlt } on March : ' , Inlt(1I } uf 31 , a Il'en
mit hy the Ionrlmcnt omelul8 lt havana ,
" Cltaln I'trhlulo I'erel also has Joined , thl I
kCubsu raua , lie IB a lellhew ( f the Spanll
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. neruL known al the "T/Ser /
' " tinerut 1 rebel emissary who has arh'ed
; ' , , , herl th . plan of apportonment ( of mnot t of
* . the 10tnblo rebel 1tltra Is stated thu '
,1 Cht A.\tlllC \ lbNo will Pfoece1l to tho. ( I .
, vQYImcq c $ UtiI o. ldalo , UodlEUfZ tu I
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'e-
Camaguey , of which Puerto Principe Is the
capial , and Maima Gomez , when he arrives ,
If he has not already Ilone so , from Santo
Jomlngo , will rally the rebels at Las Villas.
I Is expected that various sections will rise
o n the arrival of these leaders. . A general
centralzaton wi follow . The fight will not
occur until rains and fever come to the old
of the rebels. This nuhonIty.atatefi ( that be-
t ! 7,000 and 8,000 rebels are wIth arms
n ow .
WOIUNU VIt ! ' CIOS : TO 1NA. .
lcvohUlunlt8 Alcll't to 110" Up R
M'unziln ' Arro ' the lnrhor.
ICEY WEST Fla. . April 7.-Heports from
Ha\1 Indlcato ( hat an uneasy feeling lIre
v ails In official circles of thai city owing to
occurrences nearby. Friday night It Is be-
lend an attempt "as made by rebel sympa-
thizers to blow the .
up ( St. John Powder maga-
z Inc . part of the Fortress Cabana , almost In
the slmaow ! of Casllo tel Mono , and within
sight of the governor's palace , across the har-
b or. Shortly acer 9 o'clock thO outpost
pickets about the powder magazine heard a
arty of about fifteen approaching cautiously.
The pickets shouted the " Alto qulen vive "
This was answered by a volley of shots Sol-
t ins from the fortress pursued the party ,
which ne.l , Another effort was made early
yesterday lornlng.
Over GOO troops have nrrl\d the ( last two
days , ant } been Elt to repress lhe ( eXIJectet
uprising In time province. The troops re-
centy enconntered on the mountain Ilnar del
Hlo , hItherto believed to be quiet , a band of
men called bandits by the government. In
al ao probability they were members of the rev-
olutonary party , hut details of these skin-
mlshes have not beel received.
In ona n'ght this week thitean re.sonsvere
arrested and confined at Castio del Morro.
thouJh tf t no cause as yet has been assigned
for theIr arrest.
Information receive Cram insurgent sources
Is i to the effect that Maceo landed In tiara-
coa , March 27. Florecromble , the comrade of
Maceo , on that tiny wrote to a relative In
Havana of his arrival : The names of the
leaders l who accompanied Iaceo were John
Maceo , Florecromble , HaCael Rodriguez . Ace-
b rorce , F. Agramolte , P. merrors and Manuel
J echuga. The government announced only
last l Wednesday that $1.000 was tIme price
paid by General Maceo to the owners of the :
vessel Honore to land the party : and a quan-
tiy t of arias which they had on board. I Is I
beleved that Maxlmo Gomez has not yet
lande l In Cuba. The authoriies fear Maceo I
a mid Gomez more than any of the aders. I
Neiher the government authorities nor
English officials will say anything rlgardlng
the firing upon the .steamer Elielred .
SAYS GENLItti . MAtEO t . NOV IN CUD \ .
Costa Ulc. , ' " , Itemresoutativo Assorts thRt
tin IR t Iii that ; I ountry
WASHINGTON , April 7.-Joaquln Der-
l asdo . charge tlafalres of Costa flea said In : :
an Interview tnlght : "I observe that In I
some recent publications of the press reCer-
ring to General 1aceo , It Is slated that an m
expedItion started out from Costa mca , and
although the ( perfect fealty of the govern -
nwnt of the republic appears from those
publications . I deem It proper to state In the
most emphatic manner that no expedItion has
lef l Costa Rica , nor could any leave , Iecause
the government maintains an active vigilanct '
In actve vigiance
and knows how to act most energetically to
prevent lie abuse of its territory , as against t
any other country.
"This was demonstrated a abort time ngc )
by the prompt puttng down of the expedl-
ton of the deceased Catarlno Garzla against
Docas del Terre , a fact well substantiated In
a note oC Mr. Daker's , minister of the Unite 1
lishicti States . to Costa itica , which has been pub
Thc , tobacco colony managed by General I
Maceo under a contract with the government
Is situated on the Pacific coast , In the north
west part of our territory , at 1 great distance
flam the AtlantIc coast , which makes It ver ) I'
difficult for the Cuban colonists to have con
nection oC any kind with the revolutionist : S
of Cuba. Neither would I be easy for Gen-
oral 1aoeo or any other Cuban to violate the
neutralIty laws for the colony Is under the
authority of the country and g ; erment
agents who would mete out severe punish
ment to those guilty of such an attempt .
"Costa mca Is a country distinguished for
the orderly and Industrious habits of Is
people and discreton of its government. To
this Is due the fact that , notwlthstandlug u
our army Is always well prepared and has
given proof of its valor , as when It gained the
victory over the flbusterers In 1857 , we hare
never had a war wih any country and t
our ar/ ' has not at any tme crossed the
borders of its own territory on the cOlmon :
defense of the dearest Interests of . Central
AmerIca. Costa Rica loves peace and wants
to be II friendly relations with all natons , "
1'LE.tsEt U WITITIIE1i ! ECIl'IION.
Cubans I'ronounco time JRckROIIto IC'tnr
limo 118t 'they Ivcr 111 < ' .
TAMPA , Fbi , Apl'l 7.-Senurs Figueredo I ,
Quesada and Domningfiez returned from Jack- :
sonvie yesterday moring , accompanied by
Mr. Denjamln Guerra , the treasurer of the
revolutonary party. They are profuse In I
their thanlts to the citizens of Jlcksonvle
for the reception tendered them ant the
ninny cotirtesies extended. They were highly
pleased : with the meeting In that city , and
pronounce I one of the best they ever heli' I .
The dispatches Crom Madrid admitting the
presence of a band oC 700 Insurgents Is a
source of much joy among the Cubans. 'rime y
feel assured that the movement Is prOreSR-
Ilg raphl ) !
The report that the steamer Pedro Pablo
15 hero his no foundaton whatever The
only boat that would answer her descrllJton
Is the ; u\rlent quarantine steamer Gerim ) .
which lit being prepared for duty at the
Mula Key station .
CUI.\N hOME UUII ' . \ , I.OV.\ .
They Uechuo time Ichellun to luvo lice a
\ "ry Much tx"Jrern'ot' : ' .
MAml ) ) April 7.-Tho Cuban home rull
party here has Issued a manifesto condemning'
the rebellion In Cuba , expressing loyalty to I
SI'aln anti IJrelerlng IFslslanci to crush the :
rising . Time latest ofclal dispatches received
here th'clarc' that the rebellion Is
Mclarl rfbelon exaggerate
by the local authoriies In Cuba , Innsmueh as
I Is confined to mulattos anti negroes wi mo
have falied ' to ' their beyond
fnlC' e'teml operations a-
yond limo eastern IJravlnee.
I"rnllnr fur I'iitliiu 'I.'n'lres.
hAVANA . Apri 7.-The autonrmllt , party
has Issued nn important manleio which ti a-
dares that the tlart ) profoundly recognizes
tim conlhlenca reposed } In It IJ the goverm Ii-
ment. After pointing out the benefits that :
have recently been conferred on Cuba , the
manlesto declares that all the poltcal parts -
tics condemn the rebellion , which Interrupts (
time pacific progress the ( blanc was making ,
and says It Is a desperate venture that wil
caUfe a retrCgresfltn of cIvIlIzation . I ad-
\'ooates that head be lalntlhlN ! by a ill
Culmans who have the interest of the Jslaui
at heart and calls upon them to use their
bvat efforts to restore tranquility . I Is addel ,
that the manlCfsto II issued by time signer :
not lS chiefs 01 a part , nor as liberals . but
as patriots atmd } brothers who aspire to Ima I-
IIn28 rlshtl ! , dignity and the maIntenance of the it'
c.kIiii ! nieIl { ! ' . for tile ( Jubm.iiirili 7 '
lHIOJAM , Ala. , ; \pl'l i.-leporta
here 11Iulu Ihat 1 Cuban 1111 . te ' Ic
Iletlton } Iii organizing In this stme for i rr-
harking Jomewhl'rt ) dim time 1.'lorlll coast ,
A Cuban . rC\relenlnl himself lS I , 'cvolu-
tonl ! ugemmi. his been II time el ) ' ror
IOII thnl' 1"lcllnr the ( olstn\nt of 2U
able-bodied men tn Iitiit In Cuha lie smi Id
< lght flill
Ih" r"'ulutolifts had plelt ) . or 10n. ' ) ' Iml
wtre Illnlnl Il'ounll Ihll ' . Time ) ' clmi hn
th. . revululII ls will 1e 'clnrnrcfll h I ) '
tho\sRmlj % or (111 : lob ) tCIb aim eon 11 the
seuscIi'i4 will k on the cnne rnrml Is i II U-
isiictl Inll hut ( the Iulejendence or the
blnnl\I : \ wIll he - accomplIshed. - -
Mona Hhlura : , ( r"r t Ih I.
1IAV4tN/t , Allrl -iitigcmtller I Goner .sl
CUllelerl his arrIved $ II Cuba with 0 ) U U-
1110nui $ 10ldlen. . . ul-
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BRITSH VALOR CONQUERED
Sim1nr Distriot in India the Scene of Muoh
Fighting ,
NATIVES IN GREAT FORCE REPELLD
E nlllh CRvRlry Make R UMh ' \Inlust
IcRvy UdeR Rle 1'lt the lncmy :
to 1'ltglit with Little
IOAI.
SIMLA , April 7.-Tho first brigade of theo
Drilsh forces moving to time relief of Hob-
ertson , the British agent at Chlral , has hail
an engagement wIth G.OOO Swats , who were
trylnr to block the Mllakand pass. The
enemy were put to nght , after losing thirty
Idlel by a charge of cavalry. Time brigade
Is i now at IChar , In Swati . where It Is awaitf
Ing l the organization of a transport service.
A considerable number of fanatIcs from
UIlper Swul have joined Umra Khan of
Jandol , who Is leading time forces against Ice
l initlsli . and a big fight Is expectet ( } tomort
r ow .
row.The
The British loss In the engagement was one
Itled and one wounded. Later advices from
the t front state that the Drilsh have crossed
the ( Swat river and captured Thana , Umr
Khan's fort. The Eleventh Dengal lances
charged force commuatmded '
a orce commalle by Umr Khan's
brother. The enemy lost 100 men. The BritC
Ish t casualties were slight.
The enemy stoutly resisted the Drltsh attempts -
tempts to throw pontoons across the Swat
river this mnorning. The Swats occupied
the heights commanding time rh Cr . antI kept
up an Ineffectual fire On the engineers all
others employed In placing pontcons In paC
sition. BrigadIer / General Vaertleld's ( brIg-
ado , wIth time Fly-slxth ( regiment , ad-
valce and forced a passage of the rIver ,
assisted by a mounted battery all a Maxim
gun. Then the Eleventh Bengal lancers
made a brilliant dash anti crossed the river.
Thc ) ' at once attacked time enemy , who rep
treated. The lancers pursued them to Uck ,
killIng 100 of them. The Fourth amI Fifteenth -
teenth regiments then crossed the river and
occupIed Cbaltrana.
The Scottish borderers forded lie rIver at
a point a mile distant from where the penw
teen bridge was placed and captured Thana
with little trouble. The British loss was
one sapper and a few soldiers killed. A
number of horses were also killed. One I
thousand camels , with the transport train . :
have succeeded In crossing the Malakand
pass , and ha\'o arrived at Kahr. I
1.1 HUNG CHANG IS UETIG WELL.
\ Situ \\nlnllls ot Coml'etoty lclllCt
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LIttle 'I rOlble IR I'cnred.
SIBINESEKI , April 7.-Tho wound In
time taco of LI Jung Chang has not completely -
pletely healed. The bandages were removed
today. Prince Komatsu , commander-In-chlef
of the Japanese army and navy , will leave
Hiroshima Wednesday to establsh his head-
quarters In China.
I Is officially stated that ( LI hung Fong
has been appoInted n Chinese peace plenipo-
tentary to assist LI hung Chang. Japan has
formally accepted him as an envoy.
PAHIS , AI'ri 7.-I Is stated on reliable
authority that Japan has proposed the following -
lowing conditions for the conclusIon of peace :
The Independence of Corea ; time cession of
southern Manchuria , including Port Arthur ; : .
the cession of the Island of Formosa ; the
opening of Chinese ports and rivers to commerce -
merce ; the payment of an Indemnity of 400 ,
000,000 yen , and tie occupation of a number
of strategic points until the IndemnIty shall
havD been paid.
NO JoNG 1 OF A lIA S\CnE.
Turkish Ofclnts Deny . that ChrhtRls II
Syria Are In Iangor.
PARIS , April 7-Officials bf the Turkish I
embassy here say with reference to the dis-
patch of American warships to Alexandreta I
and Adana , Syria , hat there Is no truth I
whatever In the report that 1 massacre of
ChrIstIans Is Inll'endlng. They declare on thc I
contrary that perfect order prevails In Syria
CONSTANTINOPLE April 7.-Slr Phiip I
Cunmie , lie British ambassador had two long I
conferenc wih the sultan recently on ,
Armenian affairs. The reports that the porte
had prepared i scheme of Armenian reforms ;
was premature , but the goverment has decided -
cided to appoint 1 high commIssion of Inquiry -
quiry with a Turkish president to discuss m
reforms for Armenia.
LONDON , April 7.-A dispatch to the m
Daly News from ConstantInople says thai
n majorl ) ' of the cmbsssies al } tegatons
( hero nre now convinced of the truth of
time reports of the Armenian atrocities anrl
have joined gnJlanl and Russia In protest-
Ins against them ,
\I.LIA l1 itii'uites IrnOn It1EL
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Inspeoted the ltrrmingcnments for time lc-
ceptol nt 'ho Calnl Olclln !
LONDON , April 7.-A dispatch to the :
Times from Berlin says that Emperor WI-
lal has retured from a visit to Idol , where ,
besides consulting with Dr. Van Doettcher ,
Imperial home secretary , and Vice Admiral I
10imann , secretary of the navy , on the
Ilrcgram for the opening on Juno 20 of the
Non-ost-Zeo } canal , he personally Inspected
the arrangemenls for the reception of the
crowds tnt will attend the opening JIm )
suggested a number of Improvements , such
as enlarging the tribunes and pa\1llons for
the accommodaton of time sllectators. Ho 1'1-
peatedly remarltcd that ho wished the ceremony -
mony to be I popular festival In lie ( widest t
sels ( and cspeclaly far the masses.
SWI'J'N % Vll.L : I\I ( > Ills VO'\r. '
-
'o Scott Jo-I trctln tl time house of COI-
m'18 IR" ) C ' < mol < Ito.
LONDON , April 7.-John Sweetman , who
was returned Ut tl' House of Commons from
time east divisIon of Wlcltow In the anti -
Parnelilte Interest , will accept the steward
ship of the Chlen hundreds which Is tanta-
mount to I'eslgnaton from his seat. He wi 1
thel seek re.electon as a Rednonits .
Sweetman complains that the liberals are
shelving the home rule question.
Cup slim nr I tin i ni" " "H8 tl "Iut s.
lA1IC U. AprIl 7.-Atmlrn lieranuler .
minister ot marine '
, yesterday In the Chamber -
her of Dcputls , l'elJlyllg to a queston ' us to
whether 01' not the commander at time , var-
shill Condo le Venetilto , which tired upon :
time Amerlcnn Vessel t . \llancu off Cap U
Mn'sl , hal tcen tllet } icy I court matIImm :1 :
In < casimiered denied the report mlltlt
that ( the commllding olcer ot the tlil
, eiewto Wil In Cudlz nt the tune or the
trouble betv.ien , the
hetweel Spanish vessel and the
American steamship , acrid that tn reality the
IiV4 o'iicem' ot thc Cante lIe realty was I
In .011'mlnl ' \ f tlnl vessel. '
lint Iim Ship Urlerll tn Icrllr Hems.
VIC'OIA , D. C. , April 7.-H. : S ,
l'helsant has received telegrallhte orders ,
( mont Admiral ttcphenson on the Onsshll I ,
IQ'al Arthur to proceed north AIJrl 20 , and
latlul the Jerlng ten anl th Jshlng :
roul1ls .Iurlng . the close season , which be : -
rlnl May 1 and extends three months 1e-
Ing which time , under the Paris tribune
a wanl & , all l'ellllo scaling on this coast I B I
ordered ttc.iped. !
( hlrItt. . , II i.iutoi ,
LONDON , April 7.-0scar WIlde la Buffer -
lug tam In omnla. The unison surgeon on
Sutl'laY night gave him a Jlefplng draugimi
I j hn.1 . no Hrc"t on him and he continue t i
laclnl his cell nearly al nlght eonlnued le
cats almost nothing , Ifhough ho II ailowe d
to have fool sent to hll from the outsidu C.
Another pnisommer cleans his ccii. lie Is /ot
uJowel 10 ! Iotlc anti II nlowed to receive
uimly n single vIsitortiully _ ,
'J" \v. . , ' lie I Inch . . 4 or A.tlburouh.
IONO , AIII'I 7.-l Is again announced
that Lord WIlliam lerelfor : wi marry the
wlowel duchess of Marlborough , tom I. -
merl ) ' JIIO 1.llul " 'lrren. daughter of the
late Cilllllore Price at the American
navy autiVlduw lller.lex of New ) ork
lW DINUU.WJS C.tIfIitht z mnll " . ' .
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i' Lttalnir Minister AtticmlisItth , . l'relRto for
118 Utterances on time faY1nnh Mob .
l'ITSnUnG , April 7.-Rh. . T. Mellon )
pastor of the Third 'nln' Presbyterlnn
church , today delivered I schng attack on
Cardinal OIJbns , and hIs supposed Justfca-
ton ot time mob In Savannah. Mr lcHory
Is a mnn of extreme views and Is a supporter -
porter of lie blue laws He was president
of the Law amid Order society and } directs thefl
War against the Sunday , papers. He quoted
her the remarks of Cardinal Gibbons on
the work of the mob anti then said :
"The cardinal prottst ! earnestly against
his h church being itch } responsible for time
Spanish Inquisiton , yet , wo submit whether It
was more out of harmony with the sentiment
of the sixteenth century than the cOllluct
of the mob with the closing years of the
nineteenth.
"lie excuses and encourages violence
when the head of lhe church speaks of an
ofense so serious as the riot nt Savannah
Anything short of the stearn cst , \ost unequivocal -
equivocal condemnation ot It w\1 \ be encour-
a genment. lie mite Christianity to shal ! be-
fore the world lie claims to represent the
largest l body oC Christians In the world . and
yet has only soft words for \en who woull
have h lurdered If they had not been re-
s trained by bayonets '
"The cardinal rloes not rrlJresent Cimrlsr
t ianly . lie Is spealtng for 1 system that
cannot bear the light . and he would encourage -
age the suppression oC truth : though that re-
quire the silencing forever ,0C the clearest
voices thaI ever rung out on this western
w orld. " .
NELI.- lILY CAi'TIJlWS AN _ ITTUlSI r.
Con.hternhlo 1IYRtorypprnt to ! lrroll,1
the AnnUllcClent or thn .Uitrnlngc.
ChICAGO . AprIl 7.-Humor and speculation
were rife at the Auditorium last night owing
to t the publication of the' Issuance of a marrIage -
rIage license to Robert Seaman and Elizabeth
ochran The reason was that two guests of
the t hotel bore those names For two weeks
Rolrt Seancan a New York attorney , has
been at the lieu 31 ali one ' oC the permanent
guests , since her arrival 'In Chicago , Is Eiiza-
beth Cochran who Is better known to the
publc as "Nellie Dy.1 According to the
records In the county clerlt's 0111cc . Mr. Sea-
man's age Is 68 , and Miss Cochran Is specified
as "legal " Mr. Seaman loft for New York
late h this afternoon and Nellie fly was not
to t be seen. Those who are well acquainted
wih Nell lily claimed last night not to have
heard I or her intention of marrying. Ernest
Webb , In attorney , has been one of her most
frequent callers at time hotel , and It Is sail he
has been Identified with her } n business. At
any rate ho claims to have her conndence.
"If she has taken out 1 marriage license , "
ho i said , "It cannot be more 'of a surprise to
a ny anD than to me I cJrtalnlr think I
shoUld have known oC It. Sh& has not even
Intmated l such a thing to ane.'i -
For time past eIght months , Mr. Seaman has
been In Chlc1go very freneptiy , and he always -
ways has stopped at the Auditorium. Mr.
Seaman paid his bIll and left . saying he was
going to New York. Clerics 'alJ elployl In
Ito hotel calmld tonight' ' thaf' they had not
seen Nelle lily since carl . . ) ' . . in l , the morning.
.1188 " 'lClfE8 .1C.Uf,8 ' nE'n DEBUT.
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Daulmtor or the \ 'tcel'ro5kiontot time [ 'ul-
mln I oinpiisy , un the Htimgc.
MEMPIII5 April 7. - lIJs Florence Lillian
Wickes youngest daugltteniof ' the vice presi-
dent of the Pullman Palace Cdr company of
Chicago , mad her debut ( on the professional L
stage last evening at the Lycfum theater , appearing -
pearing In "The SIgn of the'Or , ss , " with the :
company of Wilson Darrett , ' , "I. can see , noth-
Ing In conneUo , wih ( , timid , move of Miss I
Wlltes which , , should partcul rly Interest the u
public , " said , Mr. Darrett this affernoon . "It :
CRle aboll solely through the Instrumentaly
of tile 'bite theatrical manager , John W. Norton -
ton tI t , wh was my friend and wh9 was hilled L
In' I a I'mstrous' railroad 'wre'ek some . weeks m
ago lIe had requested me to give certain I
proteges of his trials , coil Miss Wickes was I
among the number. I had 'oceaslon , thereupon -
upon , to judge of her talent and found her to '
p03sess unmistakable ability as an actress , ,
and I am glad to have her with my compammy
She ' has grEat talent , and I have no doubt as
to her future success as an actniss. At present -
eat , of couree . she essays only the junior
, part "
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.lIMITS TII _ 11STl.WT ' IS OOllECT.
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Supremn Court Justco V rln" the Printed
Report II the IncDI10 T'lx Iteclulon .
CHICAGO , April 7.-TI TrIbune bas the
following special from \Vpshlngton : One of
the justices of the supreme court practcaly
admitted after consultation Saturday that t
the abstract of the Iecfs\on \ In the Income
tax case printed In the , TrIbune was abso -
lutely correct anti tlle with the printed
caples. Ho millegeti . howeve- that the anti -
cle was simply the w rlt of 1 clever alt- :
serve who md successfully put two ant
two together and arrIved ' at a result ' anl
1 resul 1'fe-
tcaly correct. Whether the judges had
done anything to change the decision lt
their meeting Saturday afternoon he could
not say of coul'se , further titan to nrlmlt
the pUhlcaton of the decision had become
known to the ) udges.
NEW YORK , April 7-A special to the
World tram \Vashlgton s'YI : An extraorll-
nary conference of the. Unied States en -
Ireme court was held today to consider the
income tax case Ippenls. Chief Justice Ful-
ler's rough draft oC the decision watt fur
the rdlscussed , and the dcclslon Is reported
to have been reopened again for t
on certain femmturee . 'fhls has given rise to
time ImpressIon that th deadloclt on tim
main 10lnts may uS broken or the ecllon
withheld for an additional . modilca ton. <
IJ .JTl1 jtij uj.Tc FRuit 1.'IlGI T.
, \In. JWzlteth Whln"n ot Cleveland ilk ' : S
)
Ullt.r , i'ccitliuir Cre'I"'nn" ; . " .
CI.EVE.ANO , April 7.-Mrs. Elzabeth
'
WhttH\'I ) ' , aged 30 , < } Ie.d' last night at her
home , cornea of I.oralne and Hoot streets .
cf nervous prostration , cmlsed 1y fright t ,
imnil her mother , Irs. William herr of 15 9
Wilson avenue Is lYing nt death'a door , Crom
InjurIes received lt the tIme her daughter
was frightened ,
Two weeks ago , aa lrR , herr waR tie -
; cendlnl a Ilght o staIN wth { ! rl. White -
'
way't Infant In her arms , email carrying a i
lamp , she fell. The lanai explolled and act
lire to the chcilcl's clotiting . 'Mrs. ' \Vhltewny :
extinguislmemj the flames Qnd :
extnguished Jumel savmZ the
baby's life. ImmedIately "he was , talten' : '
11. antI never left her bad uCtrlnr1 dyln . I
as the Ihslcluns say. fton\ \ the effects ( :
the shocl Mrs. Herr was haI ( ' hurt b ) : y
the fall , und her death II 'xpected at Iny :
( line .
tme. : . . _ '
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.lIUIfJEUEI ) IllS . lfl .J ? ' ] I ; , C.I' I\n. \
air ' . Ccoronet to h UOlthl' 01 Hurt"n , 1'1" , lent I
111'STON , Ia" , .Avril . 7-Time vIllage of
Iumtown , near this city . ls ) excited over
wiictt to bo sensational wife . :
whlt appears a lelsat mum
der. Mm's. George \Virtlieis. about r year
at age , was found dead today In I clothes
closet on lime second Jbor at her imoini ? .
TIJre were wounds on the Ido of the imen
anti , the skull hail been lrflctureml . Near the
holy was round 1 hlopd chisel and on the
leer ot the room lay several pieces of cloth
lug saturated with hloo. These Were I bier m-
titled aH hlvlng lelongrd t O the womun' !
hUlball , who Is mismctng . J la StIllOsC
that the murder occurred last 'j'hurldIY
night , as the couple bal not been Secn
since thu tme ,
, JWS $ .n's TlP - I . . It. , V. IN - O11OIJJV ( .
Tn'cnty-\yO Ilndrul ' New ) lombor8 lId .
;
mtUrl1 In i Is . " .at Jh ( 'llt ,
TERRE HAUTE . Ind. , AI'rl 7.-Presldei nt I
Debs of the A. H U. hal returnft ( noun the !
1Icltc coast after a Ipeclmaltng trip ,
which began In Chicago February 2 11 :
closed at Los Axmgeie , Cal. . week '
cloNel a l.s Allell u ago tc ) -
nigiti lie JI'S the union hal been reorganIze -
izeit throughout this territory. In imsuve
days of th\ westward trip DeLs took 2.J
members Into the union In the svcst.
1 llt"rl f'ruuks .t . Wurk III Jll I. .
RPnINGFl I.D , 11 , April 7.-The expert
thieves who tooted \ the Sprlngleld pasteur :0 :
are known. 'fhree of thel ore well knoWI
New York crook and the fourth 1 un Eui - ,
: 1ul-
181 bunk suede , i
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MORMONS' ' ANNUAL - IETING
Oonferenco of the Rcorgnniz.a Ohuoh of
the Latter Day ainth.
PROPHL DE SMUU'S SON IS IN CHARGE
Ie'ctntons nt meat lllortro Ixtectcc :
\Vlhll R Few Un8-Scr'lceA Ic11
1cstcrdny Wlhtl Sight nf the
TCUIln Lot
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KANSAS CITY , April 7.-In their new
tone church at lllepEndenco the members
of ( lie ReorganIzed Church of Later Day
Saints let In annual eonferenc yesterday I
wIll last tEn tays. } About 600 member are
present. The conference was called to order
b y Elder Alexander Smith , He at once read
a resolution that Joseph Smih , Jr. , son oC
the great prophet , act as first vice president
of time present contereitce I was adopted
wihout debate , anti the venerable head of the
reorganized church , Joseph Smih , Jr. . assumed -
sumed charge. F' . L. Sheely of the ( Iassa-
chusels district , M. II. Bond of Pennsylvania
anl } Robert Eden of Missouri were namell 15
a commitee on credentIals. The hymn ' 'IteF
deemer of Israel" was sung by the choir , and
thus the conference was formal ) opened
A number of the delegates from time differw
ent missions were called upon to give the
con ferencI their vIews upon the work done
during the last year. Their reports werE uni-
formly to the effect that work had been encouraging -
couraging , and that their labors lad been
atelled with success. TIme report of the
commitee on credentials developed that there
was no dispute as to th delegates. At non
the conercncl adjourned , to meet again at
2 o'clock
I wi be moose time before the conference
reaches the Interestng part of Its work
Revelations or time greatest Import are expected -
pected ( , but the heredItary head o the church
\\1 be too busy for a' few days to pay much
attention to this particular feature of this
conference. There are delegates preent from
the New England states , New Brunswick amI
Novia Scotia , from Canada , Great Britain and
Australa ,
Time afternoon session , like that of the Core-
noon . was devoted to clearing : up lie pre ! !
o business which has accumulated alnce tlo (
last l conference , a year ago.
BUSY HOLDING SERVICES.
The elders and delegates who are attend-
Inr i the conference oC the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ of the Later Day Saints at
Independence , spent today attending the dift
brent services arranged for the Sabbath
The first servIce was the social meeting at 9
meetng !
a. m. , conducted by Elders Pitt and Rogers.
I was followed at 1 o'clock by the annual
serlon , delivered by time venerable head of
time church , Joseph Smith , The sacrament
was administered during the morning service.
There Is always the greatest Interest In the
service conducted by the aged president and
the exercise being held In the church so near
the sight of Temple Lot , where the new
temple Is to bo erected , was especially In-
teresting and Impressive. The saints attend-
lag the conference feel that time general
puhlre has been prejudiced against them amid '
their church on account of time departure by
a certaIn section of the , church from , the
original . doctrines of the church , In spealt-
'h'g.today on this subject , Elder.Shcehy said :
" 'Va are not well nndertood In many
places and people lave a feeling against
us that roper l Inormaton will certainly re-
move. Wo believe that God Is too good to
damn humanity and we believe that human-
Iy Is very much too good to be damned
Our doctrines are In many respects not
very different from those of other churches
We have some points similar to the resby-
terldn ehurch and others similar to the EpIscopal -
. )
copal cicurcii We have a theology plainly
defined and our teachings arc for time better-
moot of imuirianity I and the promotion of all
good. "
The services or the conference will con-
tnuo during the week. Each morning there
will bo religious sel'vlces and each afternoon
business sessions and
preaching at night.
There are soma Important business maters
comins up dnrlng the week. I Is exppcted
that some Interebtng revelations Ire to be
'patio during time gatimening as the sessions
continue from day to . day.
SANI . ) 11' I 1) 8 II'JSTEJfN . TJf.-IFJL'JC
! o Trim Ins . \rrlvo In Hcnver from the Eccut
Durll ! Hundn .
)
DENVER , April 7.-Not I train has ar-
rived In Denver from the east today and
all roads traversing the eastern IJOrton of
the state arc still Impassable us . result or
the great Itorm of Frldu ) ' . The Hnow has
melted and the delay to trains now comes I
from alnd on the ( tracks. Every cut Is
1111. sometimes to the depth of four to
eight feet Shovels anti rotary plows are :
the only Implements ( lint can make any Impression -
pression on the obstructons ,
A dispatch to the News from Fulcon ' reports -
ports that the rotary plow Is clearing out a
cut neul' there and unllrthed the hotly of a
nina burled In the ( /a111 on the truck . ut cmb- :
ally having t ' ? cn to death lie has been I
hlenttell lS 1 herder from Mcllecmn'a sued ] I
ranch. 'fhe loss of 1\0 Htoclt wili he very
great but no estimate . cnn he made today
Il .i " ' } ' liI-,1) ON TuB alm.IT L.IICES . ,
leo tenG 1'1,1 Ilgh . 01 limo Hhoro lt
Hr..1 In ) ' .
M1iNOMINEE , Mint , . April 7.-The heavy
northeast wlud continues nnd the Ice In m
Green Bay Is ping UI' on the Ihore , In m
some Places thirty feet imiglm Several al-
11tonal docks were displaced tuday. Tict '
Ann Arbor ( rack betweun the slip nnd the
St Paul track Is covered . with Ice In lome ;
plnces twenty feet ugh , completely ctittint ;
oft trle In time yards , whie more or less ;
damnge has been lone to vnreimotmsemm , bach
amid boathouses . Shoull the wInd conlimmut '
train the tlrelcnt quarter time 11\lge contnue
IJrollerty wi hi great . 'fho body or the
ice oxtendl out hlto the hay I distance of 1
twenty to thirty mum and II from twelve to
thirteen inches thlclt.
lul Slrul II t..or ! . .
AThENS . Oi" , April 7.-Thls section of ;
Georgia was visited hy two destructive hal
storml wihin the last twenty-rour hours
Illstonts ( aim large as hen'H eggs leseendld
anti wrought great dlmao to fruit and gar
den plants. Time rain fcl heavily imnd wus :
accomllanletl hy 1 strong i'intl Plrtcullrs
aa to the true extent of the damage arm
meager , but I Is tlught that the storm wit I
prove one or the worst that hUl occurred
In yeurs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'furlmllu Htriiolc ' \ u ' 'I'XIH 'OWI
11''ISBUlG , 'fex" , April 7.-A tornado
struck \'Indshoro , 'rex" , Friday night , tie
mollhlng a church und unroofing several
bullilings persons were . One Injured cimlid . was killed nnd Severn t
.
Ix-Unlou : "odl"r ) : Tlris or 1.1Cc.
KANSAS CITY , ; \prl 7.-Alexander SWee-
ne ) ' , 72 ) 'earl of age , a veteran at comany
D , FJty-sevcuth Ilinois infantry ) ' , was
founml dlad II Ida room nt u hotel thl& even
him : . lie hntl shot hlulbCI In the heall with m
1 revolver , which he still hell In his huntl
when foumcd 1\\'efne had made the laos
10st
deliberate Illeparatonl ) for killing imitumseil
Od age and Itoor heulh were the causes .
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Itt."lrlo ruPII ) I'laut lurno <
NEWRiC N , J. , , \prl 7.-Tho works ot
the Croker-Wheeler Electric
HUlllly coal
IJuny ut Ampere In East Orange were Ie-
strand hy fire today , 'fhe loss will Coot
up little less than $ l , O ; Insuralce , $10,0.
Origin at prelcnt unknown A large nuin L -
her of men are thrown ( . out of emJlo'mont. nUl-
Atu.U' ) , ( 'numt , ry Inlu Huhl for 1 I'ortnn.
IIAL'rIMOIIE . April 7.-'Guilford , " containing -
miming about 3 Icres , the country seat of
the late A. H. Abll , the founder ot th
laltmore Sun has been imnitI . Henry ILk d ,
of Hosto" . . 11 time 11Urcha&er. The lUe\ i
staid to le $1.0.0. "lutor " il situate 4
bJuate
Ult beyond the city limit ;
.l. 'IUICS j'EIC .1'VCll ) SSCOUR.SUBB.
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R ain las Ualsrll 1 heir SpiritS . \1 Ocr
Nhr"Akn ,
NlmLMAN , Neb" , April 7-Speclai.- ( )
J there Is n person In undy county today
I dIng discouraged It Is one who Ilntl rather
' d raw aid anti } see crop failures than rooll
lmes anti large crops. Slfclent moisture
has falleim the '
falen Ilast twcnh'-four hour to
start e\'er'thlng growIng , all , with fa\'or-
able weather to follow , the season will I'rovo
prosperous and wo will get Olt of the kinks
In tiumie .
tme.
The several irrigation 11tches In Dandy
cOlnty are being placed In repair for ISO
\hen necessary but It Is to bo hoped I
wi vi not be necessary to depem ems irnlga-
ton i for I crop this ( season
The uSlol numher of newcomers are makIng -
Ing their appearance here already ) ' this
s pring . No Jess titan a hal-llozel cars of
emlrant goods have been 1110adet } here
a lready . RII what was lost h ) ' those Ia\-
aim mg last season will be regaIned two-roll by
ncw settlers. There can ho no discourage-
ment here with a air ( croim nll olin IJcOllle
uro In excellent spirits , for time Cnturo Is
encouraging.
MIND N , Ncb" , AI'rl 7-Speciai.-Atter ( )
OlO of time most wllly anti dusty spells of
weather , a change has come , ali I beg,1
snowing about time mhle of time night Friday
night and } fell to the depth of one Inch , after
which It began to rin at about 8 a. 1. yess
tUday and contl\et } to rain at 1 goad
rte all tiny. The ground Is now In a splen-
dll condition , Rll those who wore a frowl
.
F riday were \llng very loud yesterday .
WAUNI lTA , Neh" , April 7-SpecIal.-Tiie ( )
heav ) fall or SIOW reported from hero Friday -
day l was succeeder by I steady raitminil .
which \1 effectually break Ice long 11routh
al } Put the ground In excellent condition for
a big crop this season. Farmers are jubilant -
lant over the present prospect. Every effort
wi be male to plant a large acreage of corn ,
from whIch an nbundant harvest may be ex-
pecled ,
JUNIATA , Neb. , April 7.-Shieclal.-Our (
louth Is brolten. A wet snow hegan falling
I F rlday night , which turned to sleet anti rain
Satulday morning , and has conthlietl since.
T10 hard freezing the past winter put the
ground tn time finest cOllllon It was ever In
The small grain was about all sown , all Is
comllg UIJ milcoly This rain wi start It
gruwlng. Many farmers will try subsolng
for coram wliicim mnay be a fixed feature lit
f uture faruiming Imere.
FAIRFIELL ) . Neb , , April 7.-Speciai.i- (
A fter a fearful titist stornm , wlciclm prevailed
a ll day Friday , a drizzling rain set in In time
o vetmimmg amid continued during time night. Sat-
u nlay incrning eimommglm snow and hail fell to
w iciten the ground anti timen turned to a
s teady , tinizzling rain , whmich still coatimmues.
P robably aim Inch of immoisturo lmas falicic al-
t ogetlcer.
hOLSTEIN. Neb. , April 7.-Speclai-- ( )
G oed rain here Friday nigict and nearly all
d ay Satcurday heaves the ground in better
s hape titan since spring of ' 91. Farmers . 'tre
f eeling well and Imave enough feed and cd
t o mdcc a crop.
IIILDI1ETII , Nob. , April 7-Special-A ( )
g ockl rain has been steadily falling , which
b egan Friday night with snow. TIme groummd
i 'as begInning to get very dry ammd farm-
e ra were not very hilarious over time prOspect
o f crops for this season. A large acrcage
o f oats has been sown , and much nioro would
h ave been limit in if seed was lienY. ) Rye
l ooks well anti seine pieces of winter wheat ,
b ut sonic of the latter has been winter killed.
HASTINGS , Neb. , April 7.-Speclai ( Telo-
g ram-For thIrty-six lmotmrs rain lmns been
f alling in torrents all over Cedar coctimmy , thor-
o ugimiy drenching ( Ice earthm. Witimoot doubt
m ore rain imas fallen since Saturday nimrmclmmg ;
t hman during time entire preceding year , and it
e onhiicucs to come down Ia copious quantities ,
with no prospect of immediate cessation.
over before in ( he history of Cedar couicty
w eto there better prospects jar a large crop.
Without another drop ofwatcr harvest of mill
k inds of email grain , potatoes and garden
p roducts is positively assured. Time greater
p art of ( Ice seeding is already don2 , time jarm-
e ra not being delayed br thmtm want of seed
g rain. anti tlmousands of acres ard now ready
t o be planted to corn. Many farmers will
fi nish their corn planting by use 1st oX May ,
i f excessive rain does not interfere.
EDDYVILLE , Neb , , April 7.-Spaciai ( Tele-
g ratn.-A. steady raIn has beets fallIng In L
\ Vood River valley for twenty.faur hours.
Timis is ( lie first rain of any canseqitence for
o ver a year. Ground Is thoroughmiy soaked I
a nd everybody is jubilant.
CRESTON , Ia. , April 7.-Special ( Tele.
g rarn.-Copious ) rains have fallen over ommthm' .
% % 'estern Iowa dutr"m time last twenty-foul .
h ours. Ground is in eceiieat condition tr i
r eceive grain. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JCILLLD ni' 1t JBMII' OF TJ1L FIST.
La l'onte , lutti , , aiisss Mcclii Death SVImlh '
Ahsluing Ills ; Faintly.
LA PORTE , lad , , April 7.-A murder wam d
committed here at an early hour ( iris morn .
t ag , the vIctim beIng Henry Faicrenimeimmi , lmousm 3
painter , about 25 years old , whose death re
suited from a single blow of imis fathuer.iim ,
l aw's fiat.
Faiureiiimeiin hatl for a long ( iummo terrorizer I
II
I miB young wife , being especially abusive who : I
drInking , amsd sue , 0mB well as icer father' : S
fnniily , stood in deadly tear of Imlums. Abomu tr
I a'cloclc this rnurniitg , while intoxicateti , 1mm r ,
% vent to Isis liGate , where both of tIme faumiliec ;
live lii a double bmouse. Ito at once coin
i mmenced to abusa lila idle , and finally elmoket I
her , 11cr screams awakened lien father
Jacob Ott , olici as lie entered ( hue door shu ;
warned hint to be careful , as Imer imusbanm
vas arniemi wi'tlm a imatnicier.'itlmout tmrtime ,
word Ott struck bittmm a powerful low ii
time imead with imlmm fist , knocklmig him settee
less , lie sooim revived , however , bt't cam
utmenceti to spit blood , and lila tieaim fohlowem ;
about an hour later. Ott surrendered hun
sit to tIme officers armd weB locked up.
Young Fnlmrenlceiirm's brother was iciiheui her 0
a few years ago by being stabbed wimilo cit
gaged lum ci midnight row.
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ICUXXETJS L Ifllf 'J'ELJH'lIONIl JItf
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CHICAGO , April 7-Julia 5 , flunnelle , ( hi C
wealthy Chicago attorney , forimieniy ehic it
counsel for ( he Juliman company , anti whoa a
name has betm connected with time big tele i.
pimone syndicao ( deal , admitted today that ii di
is a imieitmlier of time syndicate wimiclm is didi
enter ( lie field agalumst time Bell company.
is ( rime , ' ' said ice , ' 'that I rim a ineumibe ref
of time syndicate anti time prelimmminary arrangt
meats have nil lCCli coamsumnamated , I id ii
go further uimd say that I ant glad to be I : : I-
eluded amimong time elect , for there are , in mis ,
opinion , vast lolBibhiitfefl lit lime telilmiioil 0
fluid. This is mmot a tlgimt , against is cormor I.
tiofl , a. iacai coiflliaiiy or a lumIteu ( . It is relict r
a project ii'hiiclt is ( a cut ( he telephone from mm
time list of luxuries and to give each lmuusc m-
hmoirler time privilege of talkIng to Imle fanmil if
mind friends , when tlmey hiappeut (0 ho in tic II ,
country , at a nommiinal coat. "
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liottouti 'rnicemm Out of mi Very l'retty Star y
$ cnt Out , , * , Itimpuimis ,
TOPEK , AprIl 7.-'rimo supreme cons .t
hmasm rsllhnmuied time i'erdict of murder ni
niveti at in ( ho district court cit HLtinnc r
COUfl ( ) lust fail , iii time cim'u of Andersn n
Gray. Fmmie cormc'spolmtientmm immmve mmmdc timI imi
tuiimOmi nit time great hypnotic cctsm ,
'rime facts iii ( Ice inn t ten aru I him t Tisouiiu Lid
Meiciimmimt ; lmot 'l'imonmamm Patton , near \Vt' ' .
ilngton. lms ( Mmy. lie w'as arrested , clmamge
witim mmmuniler , Antlersoim Gi ay was iti u
arrested charged with IncitIng time deem
MeDanaiI wus ncqtiulted on ( ho groumi d
that i'ntton hind heels intimate 'mvItlm lii Is
wife. Gray was convicted anti appoaheti I
time miuprenso court , which today dmciclt : :
agaInst lmlnm. TIme fake story sm'mtmi that Mi , , ' .
lonuld scaB alleged to imai' iCcum hypnotize 'iiH
by Gray to consinit time nitlnd'i , 'I'Imerd wit H
lit ( act , Ito suds nilegatlun , either itt ti
district or time supremne court , and ( he qute : tm
tioim of imypnoisimc never caine up in aim ii ,
connectioim ,
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Itccelr for IIo I' lmllmiy , Itmilliug 5i Ill ,
FINILAY , 0. , . % 7 John I ) . hhnlg& , ud
of C'ieyeiand was ) 'eBtermia > ' uppotr.tetl r C-
ceiver of time Findlay Itilitag Mill compan y.
WhoSe afuIrs Were wound up 1si week lit
atm attaclmmcnt o ; ; io,000.
C UN PLAY iN ARKANSAS
G overnor Olarko end Boprsontativo Jonci
linvo a Ool1iion ,
6 0111 GET ANGRY BUT FAIL TO FIGHT
S tnto'mi ExcmitIve Irairs illu ilooliicr , huts
is Emimiuiy l'ermiimmil'tI Nut to bIsfltttL-
itstrthcr 'rrocshmla EICCetl Ito-
form , it imi Sotticti ,
LITTLE ROCIC , April 7-The spectacle of
a lt honorable umseaiber of time Arkansas legis-
I nture , livid iilI lm rage , spitting 1mm tIme face of
( iso governor of this commonwealth , qtmickl
r etuurmeml by a vioiemt : emimissiocs of executive
s aliva cipoim the angared features of time
i smaker and a flourish of fire orate Iii (1w
i maitmis of the governor , was witnessed Iii time
l obby of Gleasoim's hotel this afternoon , anti
was time result of ( lit' seissational charges of
b ribery in eonnectioim witim time railroad coims-
i tmlsslon bill sprmmmig in time imoimso of reline-
s entatl\'cs yesterday by Yancey of Phillips
c otmnly , Jeans of Marion county , one of the
i riumcltais , imi time alerccltlon of ( lila after-
n eon , arose to mm point of personal privilege
a nd detmoummeed Governor Clark as being at
t ime bottom of time chcarges ,
lie said ( limit Governor Clark was a
d eutcagogime and was going arommnd lilac time
a ssassium in tIme ntghct , stabbing in tIme back
mcii who were hits peers.
Tide afternoomi Governor Clark met Jones
i n ( lie hobby iii. Gleason's and requested a
l irivate interview \vithi lchics. Jonas replied
t hmnt he would accompany ( ice govam'mmor no-
wicere , and that tt time cimler executive lied
a nyhclng ( to say to Imlimi lie msmumst immaico it
kmmowtm ( imere. hot words followed , and in a
fit of anger Jones spat iii time governor's
f ace. Governor Clark , treimibliimg witbi mmutgcr , I
r eturned ( ho insult , and quick as a iiasmim had
drawn lila revolver , amid time difficulty might
h mavo resimlted in bloodsited , but for tIme quick
a ctioum of bystnmmdors , whmo disarmed clark.
The governor was later arrested by a con-
stablu and released on his own recognizance.
He will , ice says , plead guilty to the chmargo
of assault tomorrow monmming. Furticen trouble -
blo may ensue , '
JONES MAKES A STATEMENT.
In a statement of ( he occurrence , given out
t onight , Representative Jones said : "I hat
j mmst left time tilntng room after my dinner at. 'i
Gleason's hmotel and taken a seat In the 091cc ,
quietly smoking a cigar , aumd not expecting
a ny troumble whatever. Sutidetmiy I iccard the
f rent door open very abruptly , anti , on Icok-
i ng around , I saw Governor Ciaric cmmter the
o mee. I saw from hmis couimteicarcce timat ho
meant trouble. I vacated my chair oboist ( ho
( inca ime reached mc. The governor In am very
abrupt itmaniier said : 'Comae back hero with
m ime , ' at ( lie sense time motioning toward.
( lie rear , I was totally unarmed anti felt
t hat Ice intended to kill mime. I said : 'No , r
will not do it ; if you have anything to says
t o ace , you can say it hmere. '
"lie ticen caught tao by the nigh : arm with
his left hand anti repented time commmand ( a
go to time roar of ( ho omce , at tIme same tune
pulling mime a step or two , . I then stopped ant
again de ltned Ida Invitation in langctmmge cx-
actly as repeated above. lie ( lien deliberately
sia ( in my face. I returned tlme insult by.
spitting Ia his face. Wiiemi 1 ( lid this ho
l crmose' of my aini dimd immade for his pistol.
I ( lien zaw that nty only chance was to
knock him down , mind struck wiLls all myi
might at his face with may left lmaflml. ho
sprang back towards the door and lily bio
failed to neacim lmiicm.
REACHED FOR IllS PISTOL.
"lie vas reacimimig for isis pistol. I sprang
and grappled with huinm anti caught him
around the waist , pressing both arms to lila
side , but leaving his arms free to act frotm
the elbow down. 'lily this time ide hail his
pistol drawn. Just ( lien Itepresentalvo
Roberts sprang in and grabbed ( lie weapors
and immediately Representative Pope also
got hold of time pistol. lie struggled ( free
time gun , wimilo time governor said : 'Turn
timat pistol loose. ' Roberts declined , when
tico governor staid : 'B-n you , Roberts ,
turn tfmat 1)15(01 ) ( loose. '
"Abomit this Limo some one grabbed me
arouumd the waist , I requested timat the pie-
(01 be taken froiui Cleric anti thien release him.
Roberts apfi I'opo declined. I ( lion said :
'Give mite a pistol and ( unit him loose with his
weapon. ' When time governor eaw timat ho u
overpoweremi lie requested Pope to turn
time pistol loose and saId : 'I will not Icili
hmliii , I imromnlso you positively ( hat I ii'Ihl not
kIll him , '
"Senator Ward ( lien requested me to te-
lease my hcoid on ( Ito governor anti niced mete
to go to nmy roonm , saying timctt lie would take
care of Governor ClerIc , Finally I did go to
nmy rooum , remaining there ten seconds , and
returned to thmo 010cc , but time governor was
gone , "
Governor Clark says lie does not care to
discmiss time trouble through time lnihiic vress
further timmmn to say that lie did not go to ( lie
lmotei witim a view to making troutmie , but
ommly to tell Mr. Jonea ( limit lie Immilit tiemist
molt ) lugging file narita into commtroveraies cx-
istlng ietWeetm imcemimbors of time lmouuses , 'rime
trouble whmlcim foliowed was itot of hmI mob-
lag.
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(1.1 JJt TII1 hiJUlLII"liI1LY d JO ii
Wmirdcis Ctiimmn , MusIc muss Effort to 'ii'ork
( Jotl 'rlilur i'Iics Ito hltid It.
TOI'EICAAiirii 7-Tlio Chase itss'estignt.
committee ) 'csterrlay listeimeti to time
evidence regarding time condition of time con-
victim ins the pemiitentiary , According to sew-
eral witnesses , timeir focd wan poor mmd insufficient -
sufficient , Tue immost imnlOrtmlrit ( emitimnony
was ( hint of , Vlley W. Coolc , aeslcculmt state
autllor ( , who testified timat Cicmtso curried
hIs entire family upon time pay rolls , His
ot Jotuit was mine engineer , his son Beth
ivmcs niessenger , anti imimi rlatugliler Jemmimi' '
cmim'nieti us mm lceeper , 'l'lto mlmitles of a.
iceeper nrc to irQrmmCimmttio time wails of the
pcniteimtlarys'ltii It mloimble-barreied eliot-
gull , vhmlcim w'ouiul seem to ime intlmer aim ; tmm-
usual eiflllO'lflCtmt for ii young wouuiun , Another -
other Point tlmemme miy u-oils tiiOiiluyt-il : was
timat cc'rtnimi risen were carrIed aim time rolls
Its losltlons ivimirhi they mmever occupIed.
But thu main immmrhdoso of iiirvluciiig these
state docunientim ivums to imniv tlmzct time war-
tien iimmti committed imenJilr' ever ) ' snonth
ivicen lie swore timat mmii of time people mm thu -
incy rhi imerformeut tima duties tie ( op'osito
their names ,
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J'tcyLijei' U1'litiTIf'JH ji'j , .t tiriuicic.
fl'hIhng Silk Mill Emliployrs $500re an 4
4iimsco of Fi.i ( 'cc Ccitt.
NOItTIIAMPTON , Mass , , April 7-The
strike at time Belting idilc immilimi , iim which
310 operatIves participated , hums been de-
chmcred off , arid tumoy vIll returim to wonlc to-
iimoi'row , accelitimig time company's otter ot
an iumtnease : of 5 zien cent on ( hmcir former.
wages.
1'IIOVJDENCE , It. 1. , April 7-The opera-
tli'eid of ( Ito Alttimtiu ( mills tonlgimt reached a
Iltial 'ote Ott lImo eluestiorm of a strike , tie-
cimiltmg ) iy it vote of 1&'i to hi tu give notice
toinorruw of mm sti lIce , to begin Vetiimestiay
mnutimins. hmst : Fm Way they deirmaimded a return -
turn to time dm1 scme'imile of wages , 'ihio
tienrtmmii was i closed. 'i'onigimt's notion wa . .i
time : csuhl , , _ _ _ . ( I
Terrs I dtuim P't riko Puittircl ,
J'EIITII AMOS' , N , J , , APril 7.-The strike
In time 'remit Cotta ivorks at Ilpa tpningms
has been settled , The men are being paid
mm imoltioli of wigcs : und time reeclvm' says
they iIll be i'aiul lii full as soon use icos.
sible , 3
I'ii I 55 I ni mia 111151015.
NOlVl'iIAML"l'ON. Mites , , ' AprIl 7-V'ira
broke out sit 10f5 this evening in lime old
woolen b'im-kiaiml bioelc 't'tmc fire started ill
a room oc'eupimI by Jhmi ; flaclimns , There
is mm miti ing imrmiliaiimltl ) ' tlmimt iii' ivus burneA
tistlm : mililtaupim it is not certain that ho
ira' lii thi city Jcusu run ilto building , 30 , .
0iO. iim'tmrance. tlttuOQ , 1o on the contemit.
Sb ( ' , ililmaiiy lmmuremL