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ESTABLJSIIED JuNE 19 , 1871 . OMAHA , TJIURSDAY MORNNU , APRIL 9 , 189G. SJNGLE OOPY F1VI OENTS.
I , ii M1ERICN CITIZENS IN CUBA
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. HAVANA , Cuba , April 8.-Mew York
: World cablegram-special Telogram.-"I ) am
tlrcl of these falo aeertIons about the
United States government and about tR con-
. atilato gencral In Havana , " akh Consul Gen-
cral WIilIamR today. "Patience has ceasei1
to be a virtue. There shoulti be an end to
such ( hines. The people of the United State9
have been deceived long enough.
The conatil general was talking of the
" numerous cotnphiilnts of people , who , being
In trouble with the spanish government. hiavo
crIticIset the State department at Wash-
ingion and the consut general , thinking that
. not enough Is ono for them. Mr. Williams
has been ft hard iiian to Interview during
the past twelve months. lie lies treated
no wlih great courtesy. and has afforded
1110 every facility consistent with hits duty ,
but always heretofore ho has declined to be
interviewed. lie Ic averse to having his
opinions made vibh1c.
The circumstances under which Mr. IV11-
hams spoke out totlay were these : The World
. of Avril 4 containeti ft dtzpatch from Tampa ,
Via , , whhch reported thnt "Louis Martinta
Vignor , an American , arrested March 26 in
havana , wrltcs that probably he vihl be
. Sent to Centa , Africa , as the United Statea
government has done nothing to protect him. "
I knew about the case of Vinet , not Vlnor ,
as the types give the name. but. in order to
. obtain the official facts , I called at time pu-
ace and on Consul Chnerai Williams. The
lattem gave me thiit' information :
'Vinet was arrested , as stated. lie told
thio ornamals Imo was a citizen of the United
States. The following mlay ( March 27) ) In-
. . qimiry was made from time Spanish govern-
inent if Vinet's name was on the retister
of American citizens. omciahly maintained in
thils consulate general. Invostiutton 1ia-
closed the fact that Vinet was recorded as a
citizen in 1874. lIe im a Cuban , and has not
been off the Island in twenty-two years.
hAS ALL OF HIS RIGHTS.
"I informed the governmcnt that Viyet
'way registered. Immediately h ! 'ase was
taken from the military branch , tmndnr sh1ch
lie was hold. and traiiferred to tile clvii
authorities. This action oc'arred ' time same
day I defined his citizenship.
"The procedure of the authrtiea wan mn-
solicited by me. I should hav , clemntnded
time transfer to ba made in accordance with
the treaty and protocol with Spain , but the
government of its' own vohitirn acted atrictly
* in accord with the treaty right of the pri-
onor , who Is flow in jail awaIting civil trial.
lie has one of the ablest lawycre of havana.
Senor Viondi , vhi defended Sanguilly. "
Consul General Williams i.t not wish to
talk about the cause of time arrest of Vinet ,
C3 I visited the palace and hsccrtained the
government's ldo of the caa. I was informed -
formed that the prisoner re3iII.o in Guamma-
bacoa , a elurb of havana. ha * hcen open
in his oxprceuions of 'ympaPmy vth the re-
hellion and was under surveillance. Ilempg
suepected of receiving treasonable corre-
pondencc. he was pacd uniler e'pionage.
When he Wflt to the po3tullce a policeman
,
on guard arretted him 1mm the act of placing
. letters in a mail box. I did nut a.certaln thmo
exact liatura of the cnrrcspmdexmo found in
Vinet's po'2saon ! , but I was informed it
fmmlly juetifled the previtms rupicion , 'rime
papers are now in th hands of a judo of In-
. structici , who in legal procedure3 In LaUn
. ) countries is the rquivalnt ( 'f an Enghithi or
American grand Jury.
On my returning to. Co.uail General Wil-
llama ho epako very emplnictily on the subJect -
Ject of ihe unwarranteI assertlrnr , of somne
people i trublo with the government , say-
lag :
. "Only rile naIva brn American citizen
that I can recall has been ! r eriumu ; tmeub'o
in Cuha. lie is VTui4r Dygert. The others
are generally pcotu'3 who resid3 permanently
, imi Cuba atul hold UnII Stnte'm citizeimip !
papers. They caim ! tue itppirt of the United -
ted Statee govcrmant. but their entire in-
toresti , are In this c'mimutr.
HARDLY CIT1ZIINS IN NAME.
"Of couro under the Unite ] .tatce lasi'
they are entitled to tr.e sun protection as a
citizen who resics Pr.u4ncntiy , in tIme
statee. There are many Insttmmco. , I citlil ;
m name of subjects Spain. born amm.l residing
in Cuba. who have never been In the United
States except for a few dayr , Just Icrg
enough to eccuro P3l)8 of ciLlzeshIp. Ihn'xh
not. of ceurse , acIrjlp to ? ega , nethindn.
"There are peplo imere who hold citizen-
pmio naprrLl who Imavo never been in thto
United States. and who canmrnt speak the
English language. Those people , viio perform -
form no obligation to the United States in
any manner-by paying taxes or otherwise-
; seek in every po85iblo way to avoid duties to
the govorumnent of Spain , under which they
. live and tie businesa. It Ia thie class of
citizona who get into trouble , and Ime crit-
iciso the United States government and Its
representatives hero.
"I treat nil alike. I carry out the laws
governing consular nihicers and the lnstruc-
tions of time Stale department to time letter ,
Under time laws the 'paper citizene , ' as they
are commonly called , are entitled to time s'amne
mvpport al Americans who reside in time
Unitc'J States , pay taxes and aid in time
advancement of the material prot'pority ' of
their er.untry. But this ( beN not satisfy those
who get Into trouble. They expect anti
demand timat the consul general go outside
time iav and his Inetructions in their be.
hmaif ,
" 1 have known inatancoc wimero individuals
. who resided permanently here , wlmo drc.w
salaries from th Spanis'h Royaranlont anti
who came under time bamm of law sub'equentiy
to cause time consul general to bo denounced
before tito people of time United States , be.
cause ito did not get them omit of prisomm.
Time impression appearm , to prevail timat the
fact of citizenship conveysi oxtraordiuary
riglmts and prlvilige9. Ammiericans 1mm the
Sinnish poaseo.ions are entitled to , exactly
time same rights as Spanishm subjocts-no
more , no less-excepting that by treaty timey
cnn demand a trial by civil , instead of by
military authority. I saved Julio Sangulily
) ) ) ' cauilng the transfir of imis case to a
clvii court front the military ono ,
NO SlNTIMENT IN HIM ,
"Time duties of time commaul genera' ' are
executive and Jutiiciai , especially time latter
at timis tImD in Cuba. It is not imis duty to
defend Americans or to furnish thom legal
assistance. lIe should see that any citi.
zerts arrested simoulti be treated according
to time law of the coummiry , and also that the
law is impartially alpiiei. (
"I take ito part in iaiitiCa , I tie not di8.
play any sexmtimnontzml imlteret toward one
side or time other mmow In the controversy , I
vili sanctiomm miotiming timat niighmt be con-
strueti as being. imostile to time govornoment I
to wimicim I am accredited. In other words ,
I conduct businea according to law ' not
on sentlmmmemmtai grounds ,
"Hvory Itmmmericamm in trouble wimo demands
aid from this otlico wIll , tlmrougim me re
ceivtm everything to witicim ho La entitled b
treaty right. If I am caiied omm to tb sonmetiming
contrary to law , I refuse. Neither will I
wilfuiiy antagonize the autimorlties imo '
aitaya treat mmmc , on UCCoUmmt of my otilo I
with respect and courtesy , i Prom ti
carry out any instructIon8 timat the Stat
departmnent gives inc.
, . I "Halt a century's residence in Cuba as a I
. mnercimant and sugar plammtor has enabled itmo I
. to become entirely familiar with affairs hero
I . know every phase of the situation. Twcive
) .Cars as consul general hma made me so.
qt'aintcd witim the dutiei of the olflce. While
I itald it , titrougim time confidence of time pcs. I
Jdut and the sqcretary of state , I vhli perI I
form toy work regardiess of clamor or critics.
When I leave it I will go to my family , my
homno and my library In llrooklyn with great
gladness , conscious of having pertormeti my
whole duty. "
WILLtAM SIIAW flO\VEN.
IssUnGIT I.HAIiIiIS AILJI QUIHT.
stmrIrINismg tue ; ; ; ; ; IlNhI l ) htemitnIimlmm
Itinetive for n Tisime.
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HAVANA , Cuba , April 8.-New ( York
World Cablegram - Special Telegram , ) -
Maceo , flnndcrm and sxmo minor insurgent
leathers remain in Pinar del Rio province.
Maceo has made no attempt to force the military -
itary line or trocha. Ills force was not
withing fifty miles of It two days ago.
Today's mali brought from New York
nownpapers containing accounts of the alleged -
leged passing of the military line by than-
micra on time night when he really was attack'
lug Consolation del Norte , a town sixty miles
vest ef the trocha ,
That Macco ithould not attempt to extricate -
cato lmimolt from Pinar del Rio stmrpriees
tlmoso wiio- study time operatIons imere in a
technical manner. The Spanisim army against
him is being etrengtheneti tinily anti it does
not appear port3ibio that an Important meeting -
ing between the opposing forces can be long
deferred , A report timat Jose Macco has
reached Matauzac is incorrect.
A few sIcirmlshee are reported today from
different points , loot ot cotmocquence ,
Havana continues to receive the intelligence
of time vote in time lmotmao of representatives
at Washmtngton sttJmotmtj concern. Many
adopted citizens have worked thomenives
into excitement over what they term posel-
imihittes , but , as on previous occasions , their
fears are groundless.
Time presn does not rant anti roar today as
It did when the senate first adopted a reso-
lution. Immatoad , It glvcs epaco to nes
cablea from Now York anti Washington , stat-
leg that the reaolutions meami nothimfg and
that President Cleveland so regards timem.
At the palace no one given atteimtion to tue
eimbject. "Too busy" Is the general etory
imeard there. WILLIAM SILAW IJOWEN.
'FXIzLJait..tNs 'l'.tldC1N ( OF' ' . % 'Alt.
TI&rtlemI to Imitu111 , llritlp4lm VCmiNC1N
fin tinOritmn'o. .
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CARACAS , Venezuela , April 8.-Now (
York World Cablegram-Special Telegram- )
Should the i3ritlsh war ship Cordella undertake -
take to eall up the Orinoco river the Veno-
zueian prose says Fort Guiana , whicim has
been nowl3 armed , would blow her out of the
water. Time Ttmrnbuii incident Imas caused
anotlmer outburst of popular indignation
against Engianti. The newspapers announce
it arbitrary and insulting : another instance
of British arrogance. They say the time
has passed when war simips anti guns can corn-
1)01 Venezuela to make a shameful conces-
don. Venezuelans evidently expect as-
alstance from the United States.
W. NEIHE\V KING.
TACI DIRECT COMMAJfl.
Wt' iOnl Wnltiimg Ilmitil the C.en-
cmi lhleCtlomm i Over.
HAVANA , April 8.-The insurgents have
burmied the cane fields and ICOO tons of sugar
at the plantation of Santa Rita do tiara ,
Matanzas ,
A dispatch from Trinidati says Manuel
Gonzalca , the insurgent leader , has bcen
killed and a telegram Iramn Oliver says four
Inrurgents have been arrested there and that
in ndditon the authorities imave made prisoner -
or the mistre'a of the well known insurgent -
gent leader , BIas Hernandez ,
Captain General Weyier last night toolc a
walk incognito through the. streets of the
city. It is probable that after the election
ho will assume personal direction of the opec-
ations against time insurgents in the prow-
lnce of h'nar ! del Rio ,
At the farm of El Portuges , province of
Matar.zas , the insurgents captured the pro-
prletor , Joaquin Martinez Pajare ; and In
time presence of his daughters , who were
crying and hogging thorn not to kili their
father , time insurgents carried the unfortunate
man to time woods. Ills daughter Amelia 101-
lowed her father and thereupon the losur-
gents taatened her to a tree and In her presence -
ence cut off her fatimer's arm and sla.'mhea
his neck , Th ! , according to the atory ,
caused time young girl to faint and she was
tlmen outraged by the insurgents , who afterward -
ward burned the farm house. '
An insurgent conyicted of incendiarism in
the province of Pinar del Rio wal executed
today. Jose Cabrera , also an insurgent , convicted -
victed of lncemmdarsm. will bo shot In the
Cabanas fortress tomorrows
limsurgenta have burned 1,300 tons of cane
on the plantation of San Juan l3autlsta , in
thmo province of Matanzas , and have imango
one labcrer and plundered a store at Marlano
near that city.
Police Inspector Trimjilio has detained in
custody a former employc of Hidalgo & Co. ,
bankers ci this city , on the charge of hay-
lng been connected wth the orgery on
August l3elmont & Co. of Now York.
At Taribaria the insurgents left fIfteen
killed and .the soldiers captured a number
of arms. The troops had seven wounded ,
Time column of troops' commanded by Colonel
Escudero , tn the province of SantIago de
Cuba , lost seven wounded during several
skirnitshmes with the Insurgents. Of the letter -
ter six were killed ,
In an ambuscade on the plantaton ! of
Uremnea , province of Matanzas , the troops
killed the insutgont leader , Ernosto hiorrera ,
anti four of Imimi followers.
A column of troops skirmlehing In the
vIcinity of the plantations of Fajardo and
Morenlto , province of Matanzas , Imas killotl
twelve insurgents. The troops imad five
wounded ,
Time Rey squadron of cavalry near Santiago
do Cuba. while pursuing a band of insurgents -
gents , killed two of tim latter's ofilcers and
two privatee.
Colonel Roas at Jarahucas , Santiago tie
Cuba , has c3ptttrett en insurgent camp ammil
the Insurgent colonel , Sancimez , left five killed
and time troops captured one prisoner.
Jos ) Macco 'aa itt command of time inaur-
gents at Tiarraba and Colonel Rocas corn-
muanded the Sianisim troops ,
TIme queen itas ordered felicitations to Geim-
eraiVcyler and to time army in recognition
of the operatIons recently conducted by Ccii-
oral Luque.
As time result of a skirmisim in Saimta Clara
between Colonel Mondada and Dominguez ,
the insurgents lost timirteen killed and sayerni
wounded , while the troops lost one lieutenant
colonel , a mnajor , two other mcera and four
solders wqunded.
Ictmd lode 1mm tIme Otziu'cit house ,
OTTAWA , Ont. , April 8-The hoimso has
been itt nession witimout adjournment since 3
o'clock Monday , and ihl remain until tomar-
row , If not mmntli Saturday. Clause 6 of time
remnedial bill 'as under consideration at 3
this mnormmung , hen McNbIl moved that the
committee rise and report progress. The
mmmotion hiss beer debated ever since.
Servift's lCimmg at AtliemiN ,
AThENS , April 8.-The king of Servia cc-
rived hero today. hIts majesty was met by
time Icing of Greece and time royal prhncet
anti escorted by a detmichnmcnt of cavalry
timrough time gaily decorated streets to the
lace.
iCims'uiim ; Vii' . 4it Ji'it'tmi.tt.,1 ,
LONDON , April 8.-A spoclai from home 1
says that Kassala imas not beemi evacuateti , na
imrovloualy reported , but that Colonel
te'aiti's colurnim hma been wittmdrawmm in
) rder to decrease the nummibom' of mouths to
1)0 fed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cummimslimms 'IlIiim to lhtilltt , ,
LONDON , April 8-TIme governrnefl of
anada today cabled to the secretary of
rtate for tile colommica offering a Cammadian I
nilitta regiment for service in the 2oudtt ,
Jiomi , Ci'eil liltOties SIeI ,
CAPJITOS'N , April 8.-The Cape Argue
ublisimes a dispatch from Salisbury , Mats.
eleiammmI , which says that lion , Cecil Rhmode3 I
Ls sick of a fever ,
IlmmiNImmg i'oiimnlecrm lu Ilarcelonu.
flAltCFLONA , April . -Tbe municipal
ouaci $ of Ibis city has decided to eqmp ! a
attallen of volunteers.
SPAIN CONTINUES hOPEFUL
Bollef that President Olovoland Will sound
. Europa Bof'oro Acting Exst ! ,
MINISTRY MOVES WITh GREAT CAUTION
% 'III Emimienvor to Maintain time MONt
Curd let IL cIa t I omm avltii tIme
Umilted StmttePm I'emmmllng tIme
I'rcmltieimt's , Hccistomt.
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MADRID , April 8.-New ( York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.-Wlth ) a view
to controlling time popular patriotic agitation
whiclm is fanned by the press and time opposition -
tion politicinn , time government declares that
it attaches no importance to time resolutions
adopted by the American congress or to the
opinion of American Jingoes. It reiterates
its belief that l'rcsfdcnt Cleveland will either
take no notice of time resolutions or viil not
move in the matter until ho has formed an
estimate of time impression caused by those
re.soiutions in Europe , in time Spanisim-Amer-
lean republics , in Cuba and in the United
States.
The Spanish government affects to believe
it possible that there will be developed In
all there directions sufficient sympathy for
Span to deter President Cleveland from
mnoro tItan a platonic intervention some day
in favor of the Cubans , It Is semi-othlolally
stated today that tims government will persevere -
severe in the present cordial reiations with
'President Cleveland and wili regulate its
conduct entirely by that of the American
goverumiment. It will welcome , it is added ,
any friendly advance or advice , but will do-
dine absolutely to entertain any proposition
or suggestion involving the sliglmtest In-
frngenment of the sovereign. rights of Spain
in Cuba or any notion of treating the Cubans
in armns otherwise than as rebels who must
first submit unconditionally before Spain will
grant to the colony political , administrative
or commercIal reforms compatible with Spanish -
ish rule In the West Indies.
PROIIII3ITS ALI DEMONSTRATIONS.
The government has telegraphed to the
civil and military autlmorities throughout
Spain , prohibiting all demonstrations in the
streets ornueetings against the United Stntea ,
Forcmi will be tmsed if necessary to pttvont
them , Any university or school whose stim-
dents attempt such a demonstration vil1 be
closed. These measures arc taken because
thmt leaders of time republican parties are trying -
ing to get Up an anti-Amnorlcan agitation
again , In fact , only the rejubiicamm papers
totay bamno' the government for "damupening
time patriotic ardor in a way that leads
clearly to alicnaung public sentiment from
time mnonar hy. "
The other newspapers , including even time
Imparel'aI , the Corrospondencia and liberal
organs , recommended moderation and
patience , tb avoid givIng provobation which
rnighmt play into the bands qf. timose , who
want to force President Cleveland to side
with the Cuban rebels , . .
The council of ministers devoted last night
more time to the elections and to financial
projects titan to the proposition regarding
naval armaments , which time minister of
marine finds his colleagues are not disposed
to authorize on the scab lie advocates.
The Madrid pre. rays l'remier Canoyni ,
and the duke of Tetiman , tIme foreign minis-
tar , are preparun , a niemnaraudimrmm to subnmit
to the European powers , giving the wlmo'e
history of time relations between Spain ani
the United States during the present Cuban
insurrection and indicated posaible contln-
gencics.
SAGASTA ADVISES MORE REFORMS.
Senor Sagacta , the chief of time , liberal p -
position , told same Spanish reporters today
that he thinks the government ought to
promptly carry out in. the pantsh West Indies -
dies exteru'ivo ' reforms on even a more hib-
oral scale ttman those voted last year by the
Spanish Parliament. Senor Sagasta believes
such reforms would be as effective as vigorous -
orous military operations in Cuba and would
forestall all foregn ! interference. Senor Sa.
gasta fear Preedent ! Cleveland wili try to
take advantage of Spain's embarrarsmeqtn in
Cuba to get payment of indemnity for Ameri
can citizene , who have suffered by reason of
tIme proi'Int insurrection.
The Madrid authorities acted energetically
to suppress a slight attempt at a denionstra-
tion by the studente of time univerrity today.
The presu tonight almost unantmouely ad-
vc4ates prudence in order to strengthen the
hands of time m'iilsters , but the liberal paper ,
El Correo , advires the government to demand
of Precidont Cleveland a declaration of his
intentions , and urges that it be intimated to
him that Spain is determined to resist any
interference. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SERIOUS CONIJTIOS IN CUIIA.
Emgllshs I'resN Lfl'es Not Tlmtsmk Inter-
fereimee Will IIei , Mnlters.
LONDON , Aprl 9.-The Morning Post , in
an editorial , assumes that President Cieve-
land wili do nothing on the Cuban resolution
and that It is merely ecctton ! tactics. "A
very serlou.s condition of things exit hn
Cuba , " says time Post , "but it is notone that
Is likely to be improved by the gratuitous
interference of tIme American jingoism. "
, A Paris dirpatclm to the Daily News says :
A Frencim resident of Cuba , writing to the
Soea , draws a lamentable picture of the
ferocious character the war imas assumed
under Weyler. lie believes , however , that
time rebais will eventually shako off time
Spanish rule. lIe states Weyler allows time
troops to * mhmoot amid bayonet villagers emma-
peeled of imarboring lnturgents. "A few days
age , " Ito contnues , "a band of voitmmmteers ,
infuriated by time resolutions of the American
senate , almot six eons of an American farmer
at Coelgues , The United States consul general -
eral is inquiring into time matter. "
Stmdt'imtN ( ) rgmmmmise for ji Iliot.
MADRII ) , April 8.-Time s'tudents and members -
bers of time natonaj Qarty lmere are reported
to be orgammizungdernonstrntion.s against the
recent vote imi congress on the question of
Cuban belligerency ,
Time chiefs of the various sections of the
repimblican party imayc pl.ammned to bold a
mmmcetirmg lmcro toniglmt Jn orLer to make ar-
rangernenta fem a big doimmoxistration to protest
against time Cuban vote of the United States
congress , wlmiclm time republicans consider to
be contrary to international law ,
Vrit1mi IL i'Imty for Snrmilm hIe'rmmlmzmrml * ,
MONTREAL , iprll 8-Louis Frechiotto ,
time French poet laureate , Is vritung a
play for Sarah i3ernhardt imy special order
frau the actress. IL will deal itim Italian
life 1cm time Seventeemitlm centur ) and is to be
ilnisimed on May 23.
iCimmsa' Osemie hteait'Imes Gesmosm ,
ROME , April 8-Kimmg Oscar of Sweden
has arrived at Genoa.
I'oreig'mi FImmslmeN ,
Time city of Lime , Peru , imi reported to
ho 1mm a very urmimenithy condition ,
A iocomimotive boiler exploded on time Eng-
Ilim railroad in l'eru , killing tvo men.
General hialdari8sa comisidere that Colonel
dtcvammi exceeded tilts duty in attacking
LImo miem-'laimea at iCassnia.
Li hung Ctmmtimg Ia.s abandoned the idea
) f Visititig Amnerlea. a lIme coneusion of
lie coronation cememuonies at Moscow ,
Private advices front Constantinople are
o the effect ( hat time auitamm Is seeking to
ivoid time Irornises mimado to time ilrltism )
mui American mnitmisters concernln Ar-
Inenia.
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I1ie'eic ltI.le'r Ilium Ioi'n Ii , mm 'i'etmmm ,
PIiILADFL1'IhiA , April 8.-Mrs. Cornelia
Iorse , aged 30 years , wife of Edwin F ,
iorse , senior member o time firm of Morse ,
'iiiiama & Ce , , met mmn appalling ( loath
oday. On Imer .zheel slum left her imome , at
GOt Otrard avenue , with the intention of
skin lunch with her Imusband , She had
; ono but a short distance from time house
vimen the horses of a heavy produce wagon
ecanie unmaragemtbl and ran imer down.
) no ot' the shafts of time wagon penbtratctj
moe breast , and she died aimost Instantly ,
DhtOi'l'IM ) FOIL. CUTTIIiO i'IICHS ,
Ante-rican TohmnecoComsjixn ( tCN uN
ItenNomis for Ctmtimmg OfT'IeaIerM ,
NEWARK , N. 3. , AprIl 8.The Atii rican
Tobacco company case this continued today
before Vice Chancellor Iteed iu the conrt of
chancery. 'flme testimony was interesting , a
nunmber of witnesses being exanmined regard-
hg the oubstance of timeir contracts with the
American company and the ef1ct of these
contracts on handling goods of other con
corns. J , J , Kinney , who mntii a short time
ago was a whoic.sale dealer in this cIty , tie.
dared the efTect of time ton&gnrnent contract -
tract wimich lme had signed was to debar himn
fromn selling cigarettes manufactured by J.
ii , Miller & Sons , the complaunanL lie
stated that after imo had bten thus debarred
ho hami gone to time assistant secretary of time
American Tobacco company and had hro-
tested tlmat by reason of declining to sell
cigarettes of a brand not niade by the cant-
pany he was In danger of losing much of
lmia custom. Eventually , he stated , it was
agreed to allow Imim to dlspoo of the stock
of outside goods wlmiclm Ime had on Imand ,
J. F. Crawford eniti the rean ime had
given up the sale of time cigarettes in qimes-
tion was timat there is little demand for
them , On severe croseamunation , however -
ever , imo nid stmclm action on hue part was due
in a measure to intimations emi the part of a
director of the American Tobacco company.
Joslaim thrown , secretary of time company ,
after taking the stand , 'read to the court
the consignment contract which figures so
prominently in time case , end also stated timat
it was adopted by a vote of six yeas and four
nays at a meeting of time .dtectors in Marcim ,
1892. Previous to tIme adoptiofl of that contract -
tract time company sold the goods outright.
It was asked by time eouns1 for the corn-
plainant that time list of omisignees of the
comnpany be produced , anti the names of
thcso vimo hail been cmmt qff. This was opposed -
posed , on time ground tlmat the comupany
simould not be compelled to reveal its busi-
noes affairs. TIme clmancelilor , imowever. do-
citl d that the reasons foi' cutting off these
consignees was time very ekseuce of time case.
Mr. Brown tlmen testified that the ifiret consignee -
signee cut bit was the ntcrIcan Grocery
company , wimose agreemnent % vaa revoked lii
1892. TIme reason , lie raid , . w'as probably because -
cause It was cutting prices , Time next agree-
nmont revohet was timat with .1. F. 14 , Ann-
field & Co. of Mount Airy , N. C. , July , 1893.
Reasons for this imo said he did not know ,
btmt he admied that agreements were rovoleemi
generally for cutting prices , . discriminating
against the American conipatmy's goods amid
the smallness of sales. TIme next to go wan
the firm of Asimproft & Evans at Wlmmston ,
N C. All firms , the vitness said , upon
whornsuch action imati been taken were noti-
fled that as time relatIons betweeen them and
the company rere unsatisfactory the corn-
pany had to revoke the agieem nt.
.
LA\VYEIt flONE POut .SIX TIIOUSANI ) .
Cnmmnes 1110 Arrest of lIte Men Whomli
He Sn'N Su'lnmIJed lItmm.
ChICAGO , April 8.-John , Caruthors
and Henry Wall were arrestei In the
Auditorium betel this afternoon on a
requisition from the goynnor of Pennayl-
vania. TIm , , men are chargediby John U.
Sutton , a Phiiadolplmia attorney , with having
fraudulently 'obtained 6OOO from lmini by
a scheme to organize a. company to cultivate
canaigre root , a plant c ntaj&.ng a large
proportion of tannic acid , and growing it
in time arid regions of Arizona and Wyoming.
C. A. Ileamiley , another Philadelphia lawyer ,
'barm suit against Carutbers anl Wail in
the circuit coi1rt Loday fi' .100,000. Ho
says tii'at 'lie assisted the men th form their
company an'that lie , mttQEnglafld for
the purpose. When borekurnd ho-founU
that they' had formne1 . ttptber c3mpan ,
leaving him out. and Ito nOw1demantls dam-
ages. When arrested. the men'wero with
a party of capkitsts with 'rhich tbey had
made p : tour of the west. Camiithers Is saiti
tp , cprne. lndiantiia , ha. , and. Wall from somewhere -
where in the south. The pIsanora were
turned over to Edgar F. Guntr , the agent ,
of Pennsylvania , and the party took a late
train for Philadelphia. Altogether there
were twenty-six investors amid capitalists.in
the party , and with the excpption of time
prisoners these continued their journey to
Niagara Falls on the 3 o'c1ocktrain.
Walked Into the flmccr' * Arimos.
ALBANY , April 8.-"J31g Dan" Ilanack ,
an ex-convict from Tennessee was . recently -
cently arrested in New 'Yrk City for rats-
tng a draft on time National Commercial
bank of this city from 16 to $1,600. While
he was serving time in lhq. eoai mines of
Tennessee a requisition was issued forhim
by the governor of New York , but instead
of informing the nuthorlties here when
his term in Tennessee wap to expire , . In
order that papers might be prepared ,
Ilanack was released mnm1. qme east vol.
untarily. 4ccording to.iat1aeks story time
papers were given him when he was released -
leased and he tore therm to pieces while
walking the streets of I'eW York. Chief
Willard of the Albany police says pro-
caedlngs will be begun agajpiat time .i'en-
nessee authorities for ignoring the cx-
tradition regulations beiween the states ,
Ifllled Motimer ud GhIlm1 , ,
NEW YORK , April George i1ay ,
Arthur Robbing. Mrs. Mary Sclmott and ,
Miss Minnie Meyer , all liviomg in Ilrooklyn.
are under arrest in that city , clmarged
with responsibility for the death of Miss
Emily La Ilinney. Mis Le hllnney , whose
family is said to be ep.lthy , mlied last
night at the estahlislmmentof Mrs. Sehott ,
jL midwife. Apropos to her 'death , she made
a statement that Mrs. SThott had performed -
formed a criminal operMiors upon her.
May , the girl's cousin , according to Mrs.
Schott , conducted all the negotIations preliminary -
liminary to the operation , and paid all
the bilFa. Robbtns Is accimsed of throwing
into the river the living child of Idles Le
llimmney , Miss Meyers is Duldt0 imave been
a go-between for Mrs. chott , anti May.
PItt Kzmpmmmm Isi Ii'mmterni * ' ,
CLEVELAND , 0. , Aprl8.-Ono hundred
delegates are In attendinci , on time biennial
convcntron of the grand arcim councii of the
I'imi Kappa Psi coliego fraternity. Officers
were elected as follows : President \V , C ,
\Vllsomm of Cleveland : vIce presldenL J. II ,
Ciotimier of Swarttmmnpre college I'enn-
sylvania ; secretary , M. L. Alden
of Washington ; gtmard Ii. H ,
Congdon of Northwestern university
Illinois' sergeant-at-arms Leo It. Stewart
of 01mb State univereiiy. The retiring
secretary reported the fotmning of hapters
at the University of. .ebtaska , Amherst
college and Dartmouth colJcge , The treasurer -
urer reported a balancon hand of $1,000.
ltoportm vere received 1rpm all time officers
anti standing committees ,
. - .
New Stoclas.$4istegl ,
NEW YORK , April 8.'fle oomrnittee on
stock list of the Stock. exqiapgo ) immm listed
time following : Northern Ita tic $ , $13,000,000
second mortgage trust rectpts Iowa Central -
tral railroad , SZi721J0J 4i.1ittunai common
antI $ _ 7,000 adthitioni1 preferred stock ,
making total amount ( metett $3.4i,000 corn.
mon ammd 5 &GP,300 precrroih oregon Simort
Line amiti tltaim NOrEmen. 4'Rniiway corn.
puny , $ TliS,000 trust recepts ' for Utaim
emoutnern. generom3 mprtgage 7 tpei ccitt
bonds of 1909 , and 1OGG.000 trust receipts
for extension bonds ; 1dson ( Electric
Illuminating compaim ) ' of liruplilyn , $11.0 000
almiitionaj lust mortgnge 5' pr Cent gold
li1t1S maJeing ii total amount
Zchhi 1mm Not Liliaet1 ,
ST LOUIS , Aprji. $ , . 'i-'J1mQ pr sence of
George J , Gould pnd eIaNcolaue in this
city at time same time. has iivemm currency
to the rumor that she will again ua him
for the money she elnimpeti in New York
tlmrco years agO. She Qid hr husband ,
Ai RuhmanL have been r'paateml visitors to I
the ollico or Attorney C. P. Johnon. She
called again today antI wanted Johnn to
imurnediately begmmm it suit ngains Mr.
Gould for tim ? balance she failed to get on
tlmat mystermous Si9OO elmeck , Governor
Johmnsomm , after toil cumisderation ! , 4clined
to take imer case , Mr. qouitl , who loft
limo city toniglmt , refused to talk about time
case ,
-a- .
Ilium Iowms Ir mm 'tJot9r ( mi- .
ALI1ANY , April 8-Miss Arpoid , daugim.
Icr of MayorAnnold , commnanmllvg officer of
tIme WatervUet arsenal , vaa aeverely nem.J
lmrobubly fatally Injured today In a coili-
sion between a motor car and the coach
In vhich alma was riding ,
% 'fltt'l Agimlmmsf I e 'Vpeucu.
NEW YORK , AprIl 8.-ny a vote cf 99
to 89 the Now York Methodist Epise'pal
conferemmco today tlevtde against time
anmentlrnent rtcammrmmtilng that lay dole. C
oonfer emei be elthgr
BLAST EXPLODES TOO SOON
Seven Mon Killed and Many Injured as a
.
Result.
OCCURS JUST BEFORE QUITTING TIME
: 's n Ilimimmircil Mcmi 1mm tIme Inmmmmemiinte
Vitlmiit'Jmems timc Aeimiemmt Imp-
iemmemi-Penis time hteNmilts Are
2llore Serious Titan ltejurtcml.
OGDEN , Utah , April 8.-A terrific expio-
sion , ommtailing the loss of several lives and
time wounding of several others , occurred
simortly after 6 o'clock tlmis evening in the
Canon , four miles fromn this city , Time nmen
were employed by tIme I'ioneer i'ower Damn
comupany and were about to proparoa blast
s'imen a premature exploron ! occurred , Time
killed are :
DAN MOItEAN , Ogden.
B. ICII1ICMAN , Ogden.
GEORGE WEAVER , Ogden
NATE KEML'TON , Provo.
SAMUEL HATFIELD , l'rovo ,
JEFF RUIW , huntsville , Utah ,
MIKE LEANAN , Provo ,
The wountied are :
Andrew Sprowes ,
Alfred Wellingston.
George Siater , and several others.
A report was videly circulated late to-
nglmt ! that timero were over 200 men near the
scone of tIme accldemmt previous to time expio-
elan and It is generally believed that time loss
of life has been far greater than at first cc-
ported ,
Foreman Dan Moran was loathing a lmolo
for a blast amid .had sprung it several tunes
with giammt Powder ao as to get in a large
quantity of black powder and it. Is SulIoSCd
thmo hole had not smmfllciently cooled. When
the nccdont ! occurred , tlmreo nmcn who were
assisting imm the work were thrown 590 feet
over a cliff , alighmtlmmg ott tIme river bank. Time
physicians went inummmemiiately to time scene
of the accident and time killed and wounded
were brougimt to tIme clty , Time dead were
taken to Itichmey's undertaking parlors and
the wounded to time cty hospital.
imnprL.ommeml hmy mm lImmrmmitmr Slmnflimoimse.
DENVER , April 8.-A special to tIme News
front lltitte , Mont. , says Word has just
reached hmero from Basin , Mont , , tlmat the
shaft lmotmso ammd lio'stimmg works of the Hope
amino are burning. Six men are in the
mine and will immidoubtedly be suffocated ,
a there is no way of escape. Timey are :
John and Pat Buckley , Martin Sullivan ,
Hugh McKeen , Barnen Wall and Williammi
llelulen , No furtimep particulars are obtainable -
able at this time ,
M.iNY NECILOES SHOT DOWN.
itenewul of tlie'Proiibles imi St Loom-
dry l'nrisla , Louisimizmn.
ST. LOUIS , AprIl 8.-A special to the Republic -
public fromn Now Orleans says : Another sen.
ous riot , growing out of the regIstration
troubles , occurred In St. Landry parish today ,
in which two negroes were killed , six or
seven 'others wounded and many others
whipped , The supervisor of registration of
SL Landry , ha'ing establirhed hiw headquar-
tore in Opeiousa , the negroes helieved the
preseflce of trpop there would protect them.
from the regulators , or white supromaciats ,
anti startei in large , bcdis for that. town.
A partyDf 100 negroes left Grand Prairie for
Opeloucac , but were intercepted about half-
'y by a band of regulators. The negroes
were warned back by the regumlators and told
they would not be allowed to ragister. They
attempted to pass , when they were fired upon
end two killed and six or seven wounded.
The others were given fifty lashes each anti
returned home.The affair created a panIc
among the Opelousiao negroes ammd only a few
of them regletered. A large number of citl-
zone of Qpelousas have arked tlmat the militia
bo kept there until after the state election ,
April 21 , but time Fontenoy faction , or white
supremacists , demand timat the state troops be
removed at once ,
ILEICD ; i1cD M'ICINLFIY 'IEN SQUAHIILE
I'INtOlN Drnwmi ImmnFiglit for PoNses-
t4iOfl of ra 111511 ,
GADSPEN' , Ala. , AprIl 8.-The republicans
of the Seventh congressional dIstrict ycster-
day selected their delegatc.m , to St. Lotus.
Reed men took possesoloam of the court. room
where the convention wits to be held , leav-
ung a number of the McKinley men outeldo
and refueimmg to admit timem. Pistols were
drawn when the locked out McKinley mnen
endeavored to enter , anti it looked like blood-
stmc.uI for a time. Then the McKinley dde-
gatea eli withdrew and went to a hotel and
imeld a separate convention , electing C. D.
Alexander and George Curtis , two strong
.McKiIey men , as delegates to St. Louis.
The Reed combination chono F. L. Maragqo
anti J. P. Ezzel as delegates to the national
convention , They arc for Reich , under the
leadership of Bill Stevens , colored , The. .
imegroen in the regular convention also
bolted and selected a negro delegation to
St. Loui. The reason for their bolt , It Is
said , was because they wore not. accorded
representation on the delegation , The negro
tleicgation is understood to be ununetructed ,
but are for McKinley. Nothing like the
scenes about the court lmouso at Gadaden today -
day wore over before wltneseed at a political -
cal gatherimig In Alabama , A riot was narrowly -
rowly averted. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Fmt'ors for Commgressmmmsmn Doliluer.
JEFFIiSON , Ia. , April 8.-Speclal.- ( )
John Stevennon , republican state coummmmmittco-
man for time Tentlm district , says timat the
congressional convention wIll be called ahortly
amid an effort will be made to imavo it imeid in
this city , Jefferson imas never Imad a comm-
gressionni gathering and en far as can be
ancertained there will ho no opposition imero ,
Greene county has declared for Dolliver to
succeed himself anti thus far lie imas no
competitlomm in the field and it. in generally
conceded timat ime will be nominated by acclamation -
clamation , The party at tIme present time
appears to be free from factional disarrange-
monte amid Dolliver's coostituonts are cc-
pccialiy vell pleased witlm ; the able manner
in which imo represents time "fllg , Tentlm , "
Climrk Nommmimimutt'd by Aeelmmimmmm tlomm ,
CANTON , Mo,1 April 8-The republican
congressional convention of the First die-
trict watt imeltl hero today and C. N , Clark
sas nominated by acclamation for congress.
Edward Robinson of Clark coumty anti
Josepim Park of Macan were selected tue tide-
gates to time mmationai convemmtion , Reaolu.
lionsdeclaring for protection and reciprocity
and fpr gold , sliver and paper as mnonoy on
a parity were adopted ,
Mississittimi Jeit'gmmtes for MeKi imIe' ,
AIJERDIIIIN , Miss , , April 8.-Time repub-
leans of time First district today selected
v , F. EIght of Aleorn ammul H. D , Littlejolmn ,
oIored , of Lowndes , delegates to St. Louis ,
N7o resolutions were adopted , but the speech
of James Hill plainly sounded ( ho keynote
ror sound mnommey , protection and McKinley I
ror president. 'rime Lynch factioum conven-
ion 'will ' be held at Tupelo , May 12 ,
Clear IrItl.l for Semism tor % 'cJIjsmgtmm ,
I3ALTIMOHE , April 8.-It is announced by
time friends of James A' . Gary , time itresent
member froni Marylapti of the republIcan
national comnmitteo1 that. lie wIll decline a
re-election to that chico. Title leaves tIme
held clear for Senator-elect Wellington , anti
ihere seem. but little doubt that Ito will be
melected for time place.
Hommmti Mosmy Deumoerat Eit'etemi ,
hOUSTON , Tsr. , April 8.-Rudolph IClei-
erg of Cuero , sound money democrat , Is
'leeted to succeed the late W. fl Cram as
om'gressmnan from time leventb Texas die.
net by about 2,000 plurality over Lawborn ,
mopujist.
U. tNfl lI.tlI IN ? , THlilt.tSlC.t ,
Pie 'ineul imt.Sileimmiiml Comiahitieli
1i' time imlNltmre.
WAVERI1' , Neb. , April 8.-Spccial ( Telo-
granm-t'csterday ) omme inch of rain , accommo-
panled with lmall and i high wind , fell imere
from 5 to 7 p. m , Today It was followed by
anotimer good elmower , Many stmffered timeless
loss of window lights by thme imail , Farmers
feel greatly cncotmragetl , as this is beneficial
to the winter wlmeat and spring grain.
TEICAMAII , Nob. , April S.-Speeial.- ( )
There has been a lmeavy rain imere , lasting
all day ,
OIELL , Nob. , April S.-Speclai.A ( ) imigim
wind front the southeast imas irerntied Imero
all day , The air was full of dust _ amid very
disagreeable.
NHLSON , Neb. , April S.-Special ( Tele-
gramn-A ) light raimm began falllmmg about
I ; o'clock , amid continued dtmring time dA3' .
About one mcii of water has fallen ,
CENTItAIJ CITY , Nob. , April 8.-Speclal (
Telcgrammo.-A ) imemivy rain felt lmefo during
time greater part of time day , with prospects
of ummoro tonight.
I3LOOMINGTON , Neb. , April 8-Special. ( )
-'Thmis sectiomo lmas been getting steatly ralmm
simmco early this mtmormming , anti it looks as If
Itrouitl continue thmrotmghotmt time day , There
Is a large acreage of wimeat In time miortlmern
part of tlmo coummty , anti it couitl not be In bettor -
tor condition.
flELL'OOD , Nob. , April 8.-Specal ( Tele-
grnm-A ) lmeavy ralmm set in imero title mmmormm-
immg at an early hour anti commtinuetl all day.
It was jtmst wlmat was umeedeti for snmall
grain , time tuost of 'imlch has been sown time
preseimt anti past weeks. . Farmmmers ammil
everybody lure feeling better.
RANDOLPh , Nob. , April S.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Iiaimi ) imas fallemi all the afternoon
anti it itt still cloudy. There has been uimtmchm
moisture time past week anti time groummd is 1mm
good condition for cropping ,
ShELBY , Neb. , April 8.-Specai ( ! Tele-
granm-F'or ) a mmurnber of Imoumrs today time
thunder elmowers Vei With each otlmer in tie-
positing tmioisture. Over ami immeim of ' titer fell.
Nearly all time oats are lilanted ammd will annum
siroUt.
hiEIlltON , Neb , , April 8.-Speclal ( Tcle-
grpmmm.-It ) has been raIning sliglmtiy time
greater part of today tmul umioro Is prommoised
tonight.
CLARKS , Nob. , April 8.-Speclal-Tlmere ( )
ham , been a heavy fall of rain here steadily
since 9 a. mum. and it still coflt'nties ,
\IhIOO , Neb. , April 8-Special-A ( ) good
Imeavy rain has beemm falling here for over
an lmour amid everything indicates timat a great
deal more will fall.
LINWOOD , Nob. , April 8.-Speclal.-A ( )
fine rain began fallmmg this forencomi anti still
contitmue , It conies iii ample time for mill
kinds of arnall grain , nearly all of which
line been sown.
WAYNE , Neb. , April 8.-Spec'al ( Tcle-
grano.-A ) fine raIn fell yesterday anti it line
been raining since about 11 o'clock today ,
Time ground is in excellent condition and time
farmers are correspommdingly happy ,
GENOA , Neb. , Apr1 8.-Special.-It ( ) corn-
macneed raining this mnormmiumg and bide far
to last all day.'heat looks splendid anti
farmner.s are jubIlant over the prospect. of
an abundant crop ,
SPRINGVIEW , Neb. , AprIl 8.-Speclal (
Telcgratn-Thuls ) section is having fine
weather for emaIl grain , comisiderable snow
and rain. Steele is doing well and farmers
are arranging to Irrigate about 100,000 acres
of land.
hUMPHREY , Neb , , April S.-Special.- ( )
The first rain of time season Is In progress today -
dayProepecta for an all day rain are very
favorable at this time.
SIIELAJY , Neb. , AprIl. 8.-Speclai.-A ( )
strong gale olevi from the east all day
yesterday. Dust was so thick. tiimt .farmers
were unable to work in the fields. At niglmt
. .tclegraph connection with Omaha was cut off
for a time. .
FREMONT , AprIl 8.-Special.--hi ( ) corn-
nmpnceth raIning hero about 10 o'clock ths !
morning anti hits rained hard most of time
time since. It is the lmeaviest m'aln this eec-
tion has had this year and the ground Is in
far better conditlcn than it was a year ago ,
At the prea'cnt time the prospects for a good
crop the commig season were never better.
DUNCAN , Nob. , April S.-Spccial.-A ( ) fine
rain eat in lmere this morning and bids fair
to hold out1 for several hours. Scedlmmg is
well advanced and farmmmers are jubilant over
the fine prospects. Time ground is in fine
ccndition and new grass in High enough for
grazng.
HJLDRETH , Neb. , April 8.-ISpecial Tole-
grarn.--Two ) inche.s of rain fell here this
morning. the heaviest for some time.
LINCOLN , April 8-Reports from the
state penitentiary tlmls morning ehov that
tIme s'torm wan more severe in the Salt
Creche bottom , south of the cIty , titan in time
city itself , At time penitentiary the warehouse -
house of the Lincoln Cooperage compammy waa
entirely demolished. The manager estImates
time loss at & 00.
One of time warehouses of the Leo Broom
and Duster company wan badly wrecked ,
antI the manager estimates that lmls lose Is
io : ; thereon ,
The ice house belonging to time atata was
vrecked , in part , anti it is estimnatea tlmat
it will require from $100 to $150 to repair ,
the tianmago.
Just west of the penitentiary , at Lincoln
park , the amphitheater at the race track was
blown over and several of' the largest arid
finest treeD in the park were badly injured
or entirely ruined by time wind.
JUNIATA , Nob. , April ,8.-Special.-A. ( )
Imeavy rain is in progress hero ,
and bids fair to continue all day. In
time way of hoc' prospects for a crop , nothing
iii desireti for the present.
ROGERS , Neb , , April 8.-Special-Tlmo ( )
firmt good rain tlmis season began falling
title morning and Imrosiectn are tlmat it will
continue all day. Farmmmers report time soil
1mm fine condItion and mnnil graimm is nearly
all sown.
SCRIIINER , Nob. , April 8.-Speclal.-- ( )
Early this mornIng a ateady rain began anti
it accrue like one of the old timers. Already
time ground is quito well soaked. Merchants
and farsnera alike are jubilant with time out-
look.
look.PLEASANT
PLEASANT DALE , Neb. , April 8.-Spo- (
clahj-Thme farmitem's have conmmmermceml seeding
throughout title eectlon of time coummty. Timere
vlll be a very large acreage of onto , but tlmo
acreage of swimeat will not be no large , The
groimnd is now 1mm excellent condition , anti time
farmneru mire improvlzmg timeir time In putting
in somali grain and plowing their ground. for
corn , Several farummers in thIs section will
put iii large acreage of potatoes. Many
farumero stlI lmave a large quantity of last
year' corn , vlmcat ammd oats crop , A lmeavy
rain accompanIed by hull visited title part of
time state last nlglmt at 0 o'clock. Time winml
had blown very bard all day , anti tIme air was i
so full of duet tihat one could imardly see
armytiming , Just before time rain carrie it I
itati increased mulmnost to a vind storm , PcoI I
pIe are jubilant over time fine rain ,
YORK , Nub. , April 8-Speciah ( Telegram , ) I
-A. good ralmm fell hero today. Up to to. I
nmiglmt about arm Incim has fallen ,
GRANT , Net , , , April 8.-Special-/mlmnont ( )
an inch and a halt of rain fell imero title 1
mnornlng , and people arc generally on-
coimragetl.
NIIIJRASICA CITY , April 8.-iSpecial.-- ) 1
Plenty of rain lmus ( alien In this locality ,
Last umigimt timere was a oovero wind anti rain I
storm , anti slmowrs today , C
CIIESTON , Ia. , April 8.-Speciul ( Tole-
gram.-A ) heavy rainfall occur'erl ; hero last
rmiglmt anti title ovenilrmg , Iteports pie to the
effect timat tIme fall was general oil over soutim-
em Iowa , but the Itreclpltatiorm was imavier
n this particular locality.
JIIIrFEILSON , Ia. , April 8.-Speclal ( Teie-
grarn.-Nearly ) six lrmeimc-m , of snow fell 'at
Fonda this rnorrmimmg , tIme heaviest fail of time
season ,
p
I'tpimilsds Carry % 'ietr ( ,
VICTOR , Cola , , April 8.-The entire town
populist , tJcket , imeadeti by Janice Doyle for
mayor , was elected here after a Imot fighmt by I
about 150 majority. Time election of Doyle C
will be contested , am. 139 votes for Imle oppoI
neat , Slnmonon ( , were thrown out on ( be
ground timat no emblem was printed on time
t'cket , Time Ieraone arrested cmi limo charge
of illegal regletratiomm wore disclmarged today.
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lilsimoji lt'nis emu Ills JentlmiegI ,
BUFFALO , April 8-BIshop Ryan of time
Datholic diopeso of Buffaio Lu dying of ' 1
Uright a diecasu , '
ACCORDED NILITARY hONORS
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Japan's ' Uroat Field Marshal Arrives fn
Omaha ,
MET BY GENRA1 COPPINGER AND TROOPS
lleceiit hint to ( lie Visitor nimmi Ills Salty '
at tIme' Millnrd ltotel-Ctt's
( tiests for a
lay , .
Unpropltioums veather aoniewhmat noarrcd time
effect of time rcceptiomm in Omaha yesterday
afternoon accorded to Marquis Yamnngata , time
hero of I'iumg Yang antI limo general 'imo
organized tue victorious army of Japan. Bitt
neither rain nor darkness lenseneil thmo
warmth of the greetings extended by lien-
oral Copplngc.r. Time miia'tingtmielmed Japanese
leader slmowcml that imo appreciated the cor-
dliii feeling ximlbtted , anti by a few remarks.
expressed thmrotmghm the aid of imimo immterpretcr.
immmlicatc'd his gratitude.
Accompanying tIme mmiarsimal of time Japanese
army are IC. Tsimdzukl , who lmolds in Tokie
the positlomm of general director of Imuperial
archives ; Major Osimimmma , atm officer at' artillery -
lery ; Dr. iliral , a sturgeon in time arnmy , ammul
11. lCawnsaki. In time etmite are also two subaltern -
altern officers , Kadzl anti TeraFaki , the latter
being Private secretary to time nmmmbaamador.
TIme mnemmmbormm of time party canme in frommi
Ogden on time Union Pacific's ° Ovorlaumil Limmi-
ited , " on whmiclm thmey OCcUliCti time private '
car , "I'ukwammmi. "
They 'ero mnet at time tmnlomi depot' by lien-
oral Coppiumger , Adjutant General Scitwan ,
Major Tower , IthJor Wheeler , Cmmimtnimm BIle ,
Captain Nyc , Llctmtenant Ilutelmlsomi , arid a
gtmarti of lmommor , commslstimmg of 100 men , unmier
the commirnaumd of Captain Uhie , Gommeral Cop-
plnger briefly welcoummed Marquis Yammoagata
and euggea'tcd that time party immmmmmemiiately
Prncectl to tile hotel , omm account of time Imeavy
rain which was falllimg. Time mmmarqmmis ammd
liii suIte , nccotmmpnmiied by Gemmeral Coppinger
amid Imis staff , took carriages and drove directly -
rectly to tIme Millard. Time infantry , lmeaded
by time Second Reginiont band , marchieti
alommgeitio time carriages and escorted time
party.
At the hotel General Coppimiger more fully
wolconmeti the dlstingtmlalmi'd visitor arid iml
suite. 110 said that time fanme of tlm great
Japanese gemmoral had procodeti him , and timnt
tIme reptmtation lie lmamj sa vehl earned iii tlmo
recent war wltir Cimina extended not. only
tlmrough the Unltetl States , but ommclrcled tlmo - I
entire eartim. Ho said tlmat military mmmcmi
time world over watched tim progress of that.
war with immtenso Irmterest , anti 'ero dollgimteti
at time brIlliant. achievements preceding anti
including time victory of Ping Yang. General
Coppinger said that Onmaha'u guest was
known , neb alone on account of Imis splendid
rmmiiitary record , but that Ammmericana recog-
nizeti in him a statesman ivhmoso vork in
thm Japanese ministry had beeti as immmportammt. ,
as lila campaigns leadings up to the tn-
ummmpimal conclusIon of ( he war. General Cop-
pinger extended the hospitality of time depart-
Inent to time .nmarquis , and suggested that if
Thursday were a clear day au inispectiomi ol
time new Fort Crook nmiglmt prove agreeable ,
He maid that ho would leave Lieutenant
Hutchlson as an aide to the marquis , and
that the , slightest wish' of tIme latter wouhut .
ho instantly gratified. '
. COMPLIMENTS IN RETURN.
Througimoumt the Ceremonies of greeting , mind
especially during General '
Copplnger's corn-
plinientary remarks conceriming his military
achievenmcnte , Marquis Yatmmagata bbwed anti
amniled' and showed imov appreciative lie could
be , oven tlmouglm .Engllelm were a oranger : to ' I
his totmgue. Tlmrougum Interpreter Teudauki
the marquis expressed his gratitude tot- the
reception accarded him one his ardent love
of Americans and timeir hospitality , He
begged to be excused for time evening , saying -
ing he hati been unwell for some LinmOmind
was almost exhausted from time long' tail-
road journey. 1mm hmi reply ho intliateti that
he was well acquainted with time affairs and
customs of timis country.
Marquis Yaniagata in a small man , with
gray Imair and a bristling moustacime , Ho is '
gray of countenance rather timan yellow. 110
stoops slightly , and looks as though ho were
not enjoying time bent of imealtim , It is naimi
tlmat in imim gallant services during the war
with China lie all but broke down lila
Imealtim , .lIis looks do not belie tlmim , statement -
mont , Ho is enroute to Moscow , to represent
imi emperor at time great ceremnony of time
coronation of time czar of all the flussias , anmi
will there show to time , nobillty asnemmibleci
svlmat graces of courtesy blourum in lmim * oriental
country.
He has been Limo recipient of marked attentions -
tentions over elnco leaving the shores of
Japon. In San
Francisco elaborate receptions -
tions were accorded him. He rqnmained-
tllmit city two days. A brief atop' waa made
at Ogden , and a. imort while was spent in
Denver. The party will remain In thmlu city
untji this afternoon , when it wiji leave for
Chicago. Simort t ps will be miade in Cimi-
cage , Washington , Philadelphia and Now -4"
York , from wImiclm city the immarq'uls wilt sail , '
At Moscow lie wjll meet Primmco anti lien-
oral Fusimimi , a nmember of tIme imperial
family of Japan , who , with Colonel Ikeda
and Lieutenant Colonel Tozo , is journeying
by the IndIan ocoln mute toward the
ancient capital whore the czar will receive
time crown , emblematic of time authority which
ho already possesses , At time coronation of
time late czar , Alexander III , Japan was
reprecantod by a prince of the blood and a
distinguished soldier , hence time present
special embassy is In accorrlanmce with its
precedent. Mr. Tstmtizuki'me reiatiomm of time
career of the marquis is a wonderfimi tale at
time part one man line taken iim time develop-
meat of hui couimtry ,
HIS SERVICE TO JAPAN.
TIme Marquo ! Yamnagata , now ao years of
ago , was a participant in the great rovoiu-
tiomm of 1868 timat was time birtlm of time mojern '
Japan. Time Marquis Ito , mmow premier ,
Yanmagata anti a fems' others are tlme distiim-
gulshod survivors. For Imis part in that
revolution lie was raised to time nobllity
receiving time tub of count , Very seer
after time revolumtion lie mnatie limo tour of this
United States arid Enrolls , rnakimmg a particular -
ular study of the military system mind estab.
iishments.Vbonm Ito returned to his coun-
tm'y Ito wao'mnade minister of war anti devoted
himself to organizing the artmuy , 'rimat or-
anuzatiomm macant not mnmereiy for'ming corn-
patties , reglnmiemmts , divisions mind corps amu3
iriliing tIme muon , IL required first an emlu-
ation III military spirit mind entimuslasrit ,
t nmartial inspiration arid timems tecimnical
Instruction. hloth time inmepiraiton and tii
tnstrumctlon ito gave. lie is tIme father ol
imo entire nmllitary system of Japan , .v
Then Imo becanne mnlrmlster of thu Interior
mmmd served 1mm that post for many year.
lie was elevated to time first place in time
nunistry arid during lila servIce as premier
vas convoked the first Imarllarnertt ever
meld iii Japan. When the war against Cimina
as declared lie ass , at time special requea
If time emimperor , 'serving atm p mimonmibor of time
general staff at army headquarters , lie was
ippointaul mmmarsimal , entrusted witit time corn-
mmimnd of tIme first Japanee arimmy and tool
Ito field in Corea , macciting rmotbward until
mc nmot time Cimiflese armny at l'lrug Yang.
Of time result of thIs meeting time worli
a sufilciently informed , In 11)110 of th.
moor defemmmse made by time Chinese the' vie.
ory was a notable strateglo triumpjs.
i'anmagata's disposition of his forces , his
livision of mime armmmy late tlmree parts , time
mmanner of ht attack being regarded as
xammmples of , time highest mnilltarym skill.
Vimllo imle army was in wlntor quarters neac
lie Yaiu river Imiarmilmal Yantagata's health
ailed. The weatimer was bitter , but he n
ny made no request for Lranmecr , but I .
leteci upon remaining with the army until
ho erqpem'or perommmptom'ily ordered his rctur
0 Japan ,
Upon liii arrival at Tokie imo was made
minister of ' .ar and , notwitimetandieg iii
Infeebied condition , he dire.1ed the war mutt
is trlurnpjmsnt conclusion , Resigun
rommm his rmmhnisteriai position , his soub
mealth itt rert anti now is almost recovered.
iirougbout Japan imo is peculIarly iiormorsJ
01' introducing tb syitsip u locaj