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I ) iSTABLISIIED JUNE 19 , 1871 . OMAIIA , TUESDAY MORNIZT , APRIL 14 , 189G. SINGL1 UOPY F1VU CENTS.
SCANDAL OVER ELECTIONS
, Loading Spanish Now8papor Boldly Orit-
iciso the 00ur80 of the
kl : PRESSURE EXERTED ON TIlE VOTERS
,
j Severnl A141cr11cn Tmplcntcs1 In lie-
cell t ltiiIcI hal Saiit1itlM lie-
( urited TItroi1t
) ILeflt Inhlucilee.
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, MADRID , Span , /priI 13.-(4ew ( York
Tcegrarn.-IflI. )
World Cablegram-SPeifl1
; , gnatiofl 9 felt In this captnl over the
mcthod employed by the governtntflt In yes-
terday'n general election , Ncv&papers like
' , the Correo , the Imparcial , the Correspondc.2- .
cia and the LiberaL call it a national acandal ,
'which may make IL the last election under
thz , present lnstitutlcn ! .
The result is prccie2ly what cao expected.
'Tho conrervativi' ' cabinet has a compact , disciplined -
' ciplined majority in the Chamber ot Dcputle
of over OO coni'crvatives , protectlciiat and
ultra-Catholics , all devoted to Premier Can-
ovaD and ready to defend hi policy at. home
and In the colonies.
The authorities , resorted to unusual pre-
sure and Interference , both in Madrid and In
, ; the provinces , to secure the triumph of offl-
. , cml cantlldatp , but to elect Jurti enough from
each group of the opporition to keep up the
appearance of a cwstltutional parliamentary
4 government. There will be in the next
, I Chamber of 431 deputIe. . seventy-two liberals ,
six Carlists , four ultranlontaneR , eight dts-
7 ent.knt conservativon and three federals
. : froth consitueflcics ( in Spain. Forty-two re-
, I . actionnry deputies will come from Cuba and
, I ' l'orto Itico. The autonomiste and reformist9
, of those ialando stayed away from the polls ,
. V as 111(1 tIle majority of the republicans and
I ' more than half of the Spanish electorates
, 4n Spain yesterday.
) ! Spain ieltloni has had a house of deputies
, : with so great a majority , whose political
J , , and protectionist Inclinatlon.s make them
. hostile to refcrms In Cuba and Porto Rico.
Senor Rnmc'ro Robledo was really the'
. I chief prompter in yesterday's electIon from
, behind the scenes of Spanish politics.
The best illustration of the situation is
In Madrid , where the conservatives and lib-
, , crah coalesced to take advantage of the otay-
; at-home republicans with a view to defeatIng -
,
Ing the marriuls of Cabriana , 'whose courageous -
geous denunciations of the Madrid niuncipal
. administration led to the recent public ex-
pcsuro of long standing abuses and pecula-
Uon and to the prosecution of eighteen
aldermen. Several of these aldermen , by
the way , were elected yesterday as olflchal
candidates vith the open support of the
authorities.
f In tim provincial constituencies were cx-
; aetly the earno Influences , cleverly arranged
by Itomero Robledo , which caused the marquis -
, quis of Cabriana to fall In Madrid , though
, . - \ supported by the whole bourgoohee , the corn-
/ ' mercial anti industrial classes and a rnajorty
of the press , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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HAVANA. Cuba , April 14.-New ( York
_ World cablegram-Special Telegram.-The )
. election in Cuba yesterday woe quiet. The
, result was inevitable , as there was no oppo-
eltlon. In Havana the government candidates -
dates received from G,547 votes down to
8.749. The Marquis Apetegula , elected a
deputy from Havana , is the manager of the
, Constancla sugar plantation near Cienfuegos ,
, chiefly owned by I'erkinu & Welch of 41
, Wall street , Now York. Out of the thirty
, . ' government candidates , four are n3tIve of
; the island , Including the redoubtable
. . , Apeztcguia. Thus ends the only bit of
, - comedy that has enlivened the preoent year
' of gloom and anguish In Cuba.
. WILLIAM SlIMY flOWEN ,
! : CONlrlSCtTING lIOltSlS IS CUILA.
; ' SIIHII1NII " .VihI 1Jtilhzt All Not Iii due
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HAVANA , Cuba , April 13.-New ( York
World Cabiegrain-Specnl Telegrani.-13y ) on
. , order Issued yesterday all the horses in Havana -
vana are placed at the disposal of the govern.
: ment. It Is stated on good authority that in
I ten days all the horcos nat In the liads of the
' insurgents will have been taken by the Span.
. ; Isli authorities ,
: , Tlinotco Mesa Y. Herrea , captured in the
t ' act of incendiarism. was shot today in Castle
: i : San Severino. at Matanzas.
, At last accounts Maceo was between Sin
DIego tie Nunez and Cabanas en the north-
west. Ilandera was near Cayajabos , The two
probably are reunited and within a single
; day's march of the trocha. General Arola ;
cimnandlng the troclia , says in an Interview
, that the insurgents cannot pasj it. Macen's
: difficulties increase hourly. More troops
'wcre sent to Pinar del Rio provluco yester-
( lay from Batabano , to which POint they
had been brought front the east. SkIrmIshing
I Is reported near Vinales.
Thio insurgents are In a pItiable condition
In all the provinces east of 1lavan , Goinez
' is In Vnrto Princlpo City.
havana Is as quiet as a tomb.
The itory circulated yesterday by Cuban
"isbornutes" lalorere that i'resltlcnt
( ) ) Cleve-
liul had sent a note to PremIer Canovas did
not cause a Iluttor of excitement , except
among the class vhich absorba such ro-
mances. WILLIAMSIJAW 130\VEN ,
Al'I'lt.ICIIING A CRISIS IN CUJIA.
SpnhIIHlt uli4cIrssge.i v1thi tlo 1zie
'ith ' .VIti'hJ i'Iilh.adei's , Land ,
NEORL.EAIS , April 13-The Picayune
tomorrow will print the following from its
: sPecial correspondent ;
hAVANA April 5.-The condition of affaIrs -
faIrs is continuing to draw to a. crisis , and
, soon there vili ho a clnh which will eIther
: . redounI for the benefit of the Spanish or
the Cubans , Fur the pust four dayi , no
oIlIcIah neys line been given out at the
captain generui's ottlee. and rumors are
rite of 1 % atrugho In vhIehi the insurgents
came out victoroiu. No details can 1)0 Oh.
tamed , but there ha been cnniIclerublcj
hurryIng and scurrying around the paiue ,
The hnndIfliI of the expeilition Iiniltr Colazzo
Garcia and llraulio i'eiit , have caused a
etTcct here , antI vaitlvularhy as tue roast
was supposed to be so well gtia'detI. I am
luformeil of the real iletalis of the Colazzo
exlwtlItIon , It seems tIittt While the ex.
VedItIOII was inn'ling Its arias nuLl urn.
munition it cruiser hove in siit ) nail th
vcl carrying thia oxpeilition lUlL out to
sea , being pursued by the cruiser , wituse
. , \ i'eurclihIgftt vns used to dfrcover the 'esei ,
In the nicuntirne the force of the coast
'I troi came UI ) nail captured a Score of
rUle boxes and carrIel them to the nearest
. town , \vhilchi 'aa Cartlenas , antI placed them
. In a svnrehoieo on the otatkirts of the
tovn. iuring the nIght the Cuban farces ,
which wer ' to IrotecI the landing of the
expedItion , anti who Iittd been Inforinetl of
the eliptur , of the arias , overpowereti ( ito
guards at the warehouse anti , before reIn-
forcernetils arrived recaptured the arms
taken front I he Ctiuti expedItion and car-
tied tlten away , ' 'hiIIc a detuil of Insurgents
prcitec'tvtb ( lie retneat and lninl tine i3panishn
tIOOj)5 In clieck
'rinere are two absorbing topics at present'
one Is the attItude of the ( Jnitei ( States
Clevehtttti ° ii netloii that rresiueni
Mrs. ltiiinot Cunning Haute.
flFhiLlN , April I3-4lra , Itunyon , widow
of the late UnIted States ambassador to Germany -
many , General Theodore Ilunyon , has ro-
. ctlved news of the death of her mother and
ith lice second daughter she will saIl for
New York on the North Urmau Lloyd
steaniur Lahut on April 28.
(
'I IZItIUII'y laut the l'etroleuut Cornier ,
PAIIIS , April 13-At the instance of M ,
Jules Guerlna , edItor of Libre Parole and an I
er-petroleum retlrer , tIne public posecutr (
, , lies oponud an Inquiry betro Judo lle'cr. )
t Into Oic aIleed "eurer ' lii eLrvlunutu ,
e.
M ) PIGILTINU OP CONSEQIJHNCC.
Heliel nniI 1onlIsd In Nienirrugun
l'eztcful1 Confront' EntOIL Other ,
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CORINTO , Nicaragua , March 11.-Follow.
Ing are the motes taken on horseback ride
through the dIstrIct of Nicaragua now die-
turbed by cIvil war , commencing on the
morning of February 26 , on which date your
corresponttent left Managua , the eapita.
At noon I was with l'rosident eiaya'is army' '
at Metairo and pareed hIs outposts , four
miles west of Nagarote , at 2 p. m. , arrlv-
hug at Nagarote , which was unoccupIed by
the troops of either side. At six p. rn. I
learned , hovovor , that the Insurgent general -
eral flay cavalry had occupied the place
during the 2&th and had evacuated it on the
morning of the 26thi On February 27
Nagarote was occupied by about thirty of
Zelayas cavalry , followed by the Infantry.
When I arrived at Leon I learneJ that
Gonetal Ortea had arrIved from Guateniah
City , where ho had beeui in exile , on Feb.
mary 28 and had conferred with the chiefs
of the western division of the liberal
political party , Who deciared that they were
contending for the supremacy' of clvii laws
against a dIctatorship by Zeiaya or any one
else. On February 24 the presIdent and
uiecretary of congrero and an aliegad majorIty -
Ity of the legal congress of Nicaragua , who
had adjourned for over Sunday at Managua ,
on February 22 , convened at Leon , and proclaimed -
claimed that General J. Santos ZEi3ya , whom
the legal congress of Nicaragua had appointed -
pointed to be president of NIcaragua In
September , 1S93 , had violated tim constitution -
tion of NIcaragua and therefere they d -
creed that tIne appointment of .1. Soatos
Zelaya to ho president of Nicaragua be re-
yoked and that Vice PreIdent Franulsco
l3aca , Jr. , be appointed legal preaident of
Nicaragua for the unexpired term ( about
two years ) .
11acas cabinet of ministers 'was ' then appointed -
pointed and approveti as follows : Foreign
relations , Modesto Barrios ; Internal government -
ment , Jose Madriz ; war , General Pauhlne
Godoy ; treasurer , Samuel Mayorga ; public
works , Francisco ilalladro 'reran ; general-
ia-chief of army In the field , Anistaclo
Ortiz ; arolstant , General Duarte ; judges of
supreme court , Chavarria , Godoy' , llaradora ,
Itivas.
The avaIlable troops were armed anti sent
to Nagarote ( ab ut. forty nllea west Cf Man.
agua and fourteen miles west of Motlarpe ,
Lapaz. Pueblo Neuva and Momotoinba ) .
On February 25 there was much excite-
meat and enthuoiasm at Lean and volunteering -
ing in Ilaca's army , whIch was reported
about 4,000 strong , The departments of
Chlnandega , Matagalpa , Jenotega , Esterlee
and Neuva Segovia jolnei the Insurgent
government at Leon , and forwarded soldiers
and volunteers. Nagaroto was then occupied -
pied and evacuated as has been Indicated.
On March 1 a division of l3aca's tro9ps ,
about 1,000 strong , under General Escalon , a
Salvadorean , attacked Nagaroto about noon
and carried several of tine. barricades , fight-
tng until dark , losing two generals kIlled and
several efilcers and oldhers killed and
wounded. They were out of ammunition and
found that Zelaya's troops were heinz supported -
ported from Metairo , four leagues distant.
They conreiuenthy commenced a retreat about
S p. m. , which became a rout and panic , men
throwing down their guns. At Pttoblo Nueva
they kIlled two of their generals , who en-
deawored to stop the panic , and they declared
that General Escalon lund said to them at
Nagarote , when ordering a retreat , that they
had been betrayed by the other generals in
Boon's prmy and should go home.
On March 2 there was a panic at Leon ,
citizcfl. fleeing In fear of the arrival of Ze-
laya's army. I3aca's army was largely disorganized -
organized and the government officials were
considering plans for an armistice , peace , etc'
On March 3 the panIc at Leon was sub.
olding and the government was active In
orients to reorganize the army. Ortla resigned -
signed and Gedoy was made the general-in.
chief of the army. Escalon resigned and hur.
ned to liondurus. Dane 'was made secretary
of war.
On March 7 the United States warship
Alert orrved in the port of Corinto , l3aca's
trOOl)3 arrived near Nagarote , recovering two
cannon they had abandoned In their flight on
the let instant and which had remained undisturbed -
disturbed in the road withIn a mile of Nagar.
ote.
ote.On March 8 Vice President flonilla of Hon.
duras cntred Nicaragua with about 1,200
Hondurean soldiers. In favor of alaya , and
cccuped I'ueblo Nueva , about twenty1four
leagues north of Leon. l3aca protested and
sent troops to oppoio them.
March S to 17 skIrmishes cccurro'i between
flaca's and Zelaya's troops at Iegarote , all
of Zclnya's outposts being recalled within
the barricades of the pueblo. The corre-
sponudent of the Associated presa within
Ilaca's lines has been too closely watched to
escape.
March 0 to 16 the Hondarean troops vcro
threatenIng the cties of Chlnadidaua and
Leon. hiaca's forces have about an equal
number opposing them ,
Cannot ACCQ(1C to Cnnnla'pu W'Isuieu.
LONDON , AprIl 12.-Mr. Walter Long ,
president of the floard of Agriculture , answering -
swering a question in the House of Corn.
mans today , iald he had received tito rosa-
lution of thio Dominion Parliament ef March
27 ; but whuilo deeply regretting that upon
any question tIne government shsould be
unable to accede to tIne wishes of the domln-
ion government , ho felt compelled to say that
it u.as Impossible , consistently , with the in.
terests of tine Agricultural Iloard of Great
l3rltain to postpone consideration of the die-
eased animal bill.
Stultnn Ileenulls tile Irade.
LONDON , April ] 3-Tbto under sccretay
or foreign affairs , Mr. George M. Curzon
was asked a.queeIon in the Ilouso of Corn-
inons today regarding ( lie irado of the sultan
of Turkey expelling tb protestant and
Catholic mlasionaries from Asia MInor , Mr.
Curzon raid that tIne American charge d'af-
fairs at Conotantlnoplo , Mr. Joiui W , RIddle ,
hai been Informed by the Turkich government -
mont that the irado expellIng missionaries
bout been repealed.
Jnhiui'tst lien' fif Ciuuunulineuu Itle'tIOiIM.
ONiON , April 13.-TIm St. Jaunc , Gazette
tIul , afternoon , referring to the Imperial
importance of the Canadian elections , aayn It
apprehends that if the prlnciplete of federal
control and justice for the CatholIcs of ManItoba -
Itoba are i'eaiserted , tIme dimeuhty vIll be
emudeti , If. however , time verdict Is partlsi anti
obscure. tbe conscrvativns uvill not have a
stu'nimg majority , chaos uvihl follow , tIme con-
stitutlon vill be unworkable and Canada will
be dlyidcd by the sword of sectarian 9trife.
lor1slies SuITer Cumuutulete ltnt.
MASSOWAIT , . % piii 13.-Further advlces
from time front show that tIne dervish cc-
treat after the recent fIghtIng was in time
nature of a caunpleto rout. Colonel Stevanl
burnel time entrenchment works of Tucruf and
Gulusit. $ imo retreating dervimev Inflicted
consderable ! ios on tIme Simoans.
1)11 Not $ ee I'rcuuuler Iltiurgenilse ,
fllRLIN , 4)ri1 i.-It " as scmh.oiflclaliy
announced tcday that the imperial chancellor.
Prince Ilohmenholio , had no communIcation
whatever with M , 1lourgeaiie , time Vronch
lirenijer or any other Freitch politician dur.
lag ide recent stay in Paris.
'l'utkislu Studeiuts Ordered lEonine.
CONST.NTINOl'LE , April , - . % Im-
ieriai irmeclo lies been Issued curnmatmtiing all
Tur' 'ek stntents now meltroad to return to
Turkey. Thin object f thIs order is to prevent -
vent ( be etutlents freon joining in fec young
Turk nuovcmnetite ,
! ' ( I itt hi Lnneers ( orSouuini a.
LONDON , April 13.-It is relortcd at
Alderehot camp that. the Nfnth lancera have
been ordered to get ready to start for Egypt
and take vart in ( ho Soudan caunpaign ,
Coi Inn iii 'Inc ii'lt Ii tine lIcuuie.lIuul lull.
OTTAWA , April 13.-At a meeting of the
cabinet today It was decIded to go on again
vith the remedial bill , continuing the debatc ,
of last week.
heavy liulmuun lii South ] ) akolmi.
M1TCllEI4I , 5 , 1) . , AprIl 13.-SInce Saturday -
day umigat 1 14 Ixmrlme of rain has fallen , while
rot ttme past thIrty days It amounts to four
ache. ' 1 C gromuumd i In unto ceuLlitlon for
seed in a ,
NEW LAND BILL SUBIITTED
Provides a Meancu by Which Tenants Can
Purchase Their Holaings ,
MORE LIBERAITLIAN THE MORLEY MEASURE
Irish nemsi lIlernls CrlfieIi'e , It I'rln-
cipuuli' as lielmig P00 ComuuIieX to
lie EfTeetIve-lUY Set for Its
Secouuii lienaliuig.
LONDON , April 13-Mr. Gerald flalfour ,
chlct & 'ccretary for Ireland , introduced the
new Irish land bill in the house of Commons
today , It is of much winier scope than that
of Mr. John Morley , who was chief soretary
for Ireland in the late liberal government ,
basc4 upon the prtnciplo of purchase by time
occupying tenant being the ultImate Lolution
of time land question.
The bill provIdes for facilItatIng ( ho ptmr.
clmaso of holdinge and prevents tim lessee
from having rent levied on his tnmprovernente.
It embodIed ttto most essential proposal of
1895 and modified others , It. was proposed
that the tenant should ho deemed , on tIme
payment of two ycora' areare. to be In just
posseamion of he holding , leaving the landlord
to recover tIme rernniumder of the arrears in
limo ordinary way , Continuing , Mr. I3alfour
said the government bad decided to alter
the statutory term of fifteen years for fixing
a fair rent.
Purchase would not bo compulsory , the
cimief secretary of Ireland proceeded , no such
a 'cheuno would require possibly 2,000,000 ,
while the terms could not be eo advantageous
to the tenant. Also payment would be ex
tended from forty-nine to over seventy years ,
and rjlef would be given to the tenante. toward
the end of theIr tenancy , when they were
nmore likely , to need It , the payrnente ( lccreae-
ing with the length of the tcnnmmcy. Time
bIll , he said , extendcd the irnwers of the congested -
gested districts board , enabling It to borrow
to tIme extent of I,00,000. Mr. l3alfour con-
eluded by saying that the bill was an lmoneet
endeavor to faciiitato the substItution of
voaeant ownership for dual ownershIp.
After hearing Mr. flaifour's speech , time
opinion expreseed in the lcbby was that a bill
of such complexity as to have occupied timreu
hours In explanation had tlttlo prospect of
passing at this session of Parliament , In vicw
of time prolonged debates expected or tIme education -
ucation bill.
Whom Mr. Gerald Dalfour had concluded
Mr. John Morley , who wac chief secretary
for Ireland in the late' liberal cabinet and
the author of the Irish land bill , offered tu
the last Parliament , arose to reply lie saId
that it was ImpossIble to crIticise such a
complex bill until ho had saen it printed ,
but it was cvidemmt that , it bristled with objectionable -
jectionablo features and would require a deal
of nrnendnnent In committee. ' lIe warned
the government that if it 'wihed to pass it
it must withdraw Its educaticuaI bill.
John Dillon , chairman of the Irish par-
liarnentary party , declared that the bill was
extremely disappointing o Ireland and was
a further proof of time Incapacity of Parlia-
meat to legislate for Ireland.
The bill woe read for the fIrst time and ito
eacond reading was fixed for April 27 ;
A representative of the Associated pree's ,
looking for sonic of the reprerentative opin'-
ions of the new bill , got aim Interview with
John Redmond on the cubject. He admitted
that the blli had good points and was better -
ter than Mr. Morley's , bitt it was intended
to p053 , while Mr. Morley's was not. lie
thought time Improvement claures would benefit -
efit the tenant , but the purchase c'auses ' , Ime
said , were the most important.
Horace - Plunkctt , memjer of Parliament
for Dublin county , south , was also asked for
his opsiIon. Ho regards the bill ac' an imonost
attempt to bring time land queoticsm within
a measurable distance of a finality.
LUNCh TOCIiPIIElt ! AM ) SAY GOODBYE
German EznperornidEiflhircnni iteturim
to Jiem-liji.
VENICE , April 13.-Ki'ig Humbert , Queen
Marghmarita and Crown I'rlmacc Victor Emmmanuel ,
prince of Naples , lunched on board the inn-
penal yacht Hohenzollern today with the cm-
peror and empre.ss of Germany.
After time luncheon on board the Ilohen.
zoliern Emperor Wiiiian ; had a long cenver-
cation with tlmo marquis di Rudini , Admiral
Thin , minister of marine. ami the duke of
Sermoneta , mInister of foreign affairs , while
ICing Humbert conversed with Baron von
I3ulov , the German ambasaudor at Rome' ,
and Count von Euiltfberg German ambassa.
dor to Austria , Empress Auguea mneanwhlie
talking with time Italian minister.
IJmporor William accompanied the party
aehore , amid the salute , Afterward they
made a tour of the basin. The emperor and
empress of Germany and king and queen of
Italy , with their respective suites , and the
various ministers and ambaemdora proceeded
to the station by six different routes , and
all were followed by a gay fleet of gondolas ,
the occupante of whicim were crying out en-
timuolastically. This scene wau brilliant. The
emperor and empress of Germany left Venice
on a train for Vienna , wimile ICing I-Iumbem't
and Queen Marghmarita rturneJ to Rome ,
after giving warm adleu to their Imperial
German friendo. fiends at the station were
playing time national anthems of 'Germany
and Italy while the farewel' ' ceremonlea
were procecdlr.g. King liumbert conferred
upon the young Crown Prince William of
Germany the grand cord'u of the Order of
time Anmiunclata.
ltEtNliiCFiUlIN'FS Jidi'i'i' POltW'AItl ) .
IirItllL in SouulhAfrieim Huger do Re.
trle'c iIruud's Iefet.
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CAPETO\VN , South Africa , April 13-
( New York World Cablegram-Special Tele-
grarn-Itcinforeemnents ) are on time way fo
Matabeleland. The defeat of Captain Brand's
columrn on Saturday e'purred tp he auth r-
itiei and they lmurried forward a strong force
of well armed troopers , all good marksmen ,
flularayo advices report that in his tie-
fenea against attack by a large body of Ma-
taboles Captain Ilcand lost tenty' oao men ,
f whmoni five , were killed and sixteen
wounded. Ona hundred amid fifly natives were
killed and 300 wouumded ,
ilCillFi TO i'liOI.ONLI.TIlfi lltElllVNfl.
.tliiiiuieft to lie Iiuiie O1Vemmsi'o us ' % % 't'll
UN le'feuusivc.
PARIS , April 13.-A dispatch to the Matin
front Venice says that Emnparor William and
King Ilumnbert , nit tlmeir confelonco on Saturday -
day lest , decided to prolong the Dreibund untIl
1002 , the present agreement including an
offensive as well as a defenrive clause.
The corre.pondent of tbu Matin also says
that time African situation was discussed , It
was resolved to proceed with the peace
miegotiatlone' and in evfnt of their ( allure , a
freslm expedition , commended by time duke of
Aosta , brother of King Ilumbcrt , Is to be
dispatched against the Abyesinian In Septem- I
her , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, &djouirmicd for 'I'i'o Yecls ,
C.URO , April 13-The hearing in the pro-
ccedingmi of a syndicate of Frencim bond.
holders against the comnmiseloner of the
Ciasse of time public debt of Egypt. arising
out of time action of the cammnisslonero In
allowing a portion of time reserve fund to be
uteti for time England-Egyptian expedition
up the Nile , was adjourned today for a
fortnight. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'l'errlblo Eimlnaiion of i'nniumlte ,
LIULUWAYO , April 13.-Advicea ( ron ; I
ciwelo pay that a terrible explosion of
dynamite occurred on FrIday last at the
Eagle fleet store miter that place amid that I
200 Malabei were kiiied.
Con1cted of Lese Majesty ,
MUNICH , April 13-ltmrof. Quithis has been
nenteimeed 10 three mnontha immiprlsonament after
having been convicted of lese majeato ,
StjSlIlN1d SVCCiEflS ' 'IltI STOIEM.
Colorado ltnilronul'UctdIflg Omit fromit
Under tine Sii4i4 ;
DENVER , April 13.-The eat snow and
wind otorm which brought traIto a standstill -
still on the divide between licilc r and Cob-
ratio Springs yesterday on alt railways cx-
Cept time Santa Fe , abat'ml during time night ,
and today the sun Is shinIng brightly. Time
railroads will be opencd.and tm-alas moved
today , . .
At Monument antI Palmer Lake , where
trains wore stailed there arc eight inches of
11:10w on tIme level and in Imlaces drifts are
twenty feet , In the south time snowfall was
evemm greater. At Trinidad over two feet of
snow fell during time day , Time hurricane
drifted the snow mite banka ten to fifteen
feet high , blockading all thoroughfares.
Traffic on all railroanba nme to 'a stand.
still , Two westbound Santa Fe and one
Gulf passenger train are , tied up in Trini-
datl.
datl.On
On the flaton mommntaine the storm was
more lmmtensa than anywimere doe , the snow
drifting as lmlgim as twenty feet. Time teIe-
graph wires south of Trinidad are all down ,
Tue storm extended from La Junta to Las
Vegac , but wan not so severe sommtlm of Raton.
it ; Pueblo time wInd attained a velocity of
fifty-four miles per hour. Two tall smokestacks -
stacks of tIme Citizens' fiiectric Light worke
were blown down. Glass was blown out in
tIme bucinees anti residence sections of time
city and time electric light , telephone , tele-
grapim and police wIres were badly mixed.
On the prairies to the east the storm will
benefit time rancimmnon who 'have put in a
large acreage of unnail grain , but it is believed -
lioved come cattle perished lmithe , blizzard.
Cripple Creek wires are down and no news
had been received from the ctmp this morn-
big , but according to the latest report re-
celved last night hc wind had abated and
time'sorst was believed to be over.
In Denver there was no snowfall worth men-
tloning and th maximum velocity of the
wind was forty miles an imour , Wimilo on the
dIvide it hiew at the rate of oeventy-flve
mnlleo ,
KANSAS CITY , April 13.-/t special to time
Star from Scandia , Kan , , says : Northern
ICansao line had the best ut'tting for three
years. Since Saturday ( ott ! inches of rain
ha fallen , A emaIl cyclone passed tlmree
nillea wnt of here last night about 10 o'clock.
A house anti several barns wore destroyed ,
hut no lives were lost. Grasp and small graimi
are in the best possible ondltion , The
river is very high at this point.
I-
3IEJILItlall AL4 TIlE mwic OF'FICL'ILS.
Vmrlstmmg of tIie3Exienimt lmmuiiaoms n
uoniY ! :
CITY OF MEXICO. Aprii43.-A telegram
from Oaxaca City this aftetoimn stated that
the rebel Ind'ans ' at the tov f Juqie'a killed
all time town councllloro , rl'teachers , local
priests , chief of policp nn4 tIme telegraph
operator , In fact , every one' iolding a government -
ment place. The people are in terror. The
rebels began their plottlng'tn Holy Week , instigated -
stigated by Indian lawyers ; 'imo Informed
them tiiat time new state tatee were ; mncon-
stitutional , but the autimorltlee paid no attention -
tention to the , excitementr ummfmoug them , considering -
sidering that timey wore engaged in their
usual drunken calebratlon'oftthe season. But ,
procarlng arms and machets. they made a
rusim for the town hall , andtite prefect imastily
closed the doors , which theytaked with pe-
troleimm and burned , thu5 'ffeetlng an entrance -
trance and sacking the pboao penetrating time
private apartments of tbe protect , then
grossly maltreateti the .wom4n .o his Lamily ,
and then , turning attentioni to the officials
and armed servants , Ictiled and 'wounded rev-
cral , The sctmno was a hprribie one , as the
assault took place in the. 'eai'ly'ovening , and
time excitement of the mab'was lndescrtha-
blo. : ,
Time mob of drunken fndine , after , acking
the town hall , went o the federal stamp
ofllco and assaulted it , biurning down the
outer door witim petroleumwimicim , also corn-
mnunicated fire to time enttr& house , phclng
Collector Oraciada , wimo ) vaaon the roof with
lila clerks , in a most perilous situation. bu
they managed to encape byth rear , jumping
for their lives. Many hop were burned
after being sacked and time lpdians decorated
themselves with finery. They all fled on tlm
approach of the caldlers and 'arc now In the
hills. Time revolt is local ahd will be suppressed -
pressed , and the instigator of the Indians
will he severely punished , as they took ad.
vantage of their gross Igmioranco.
DECLINEd TO SHOW riEIIt BOOKS.
Wcsiermm Passenger Meeting Called
tar lcns'er , April 10.
CHICAGO , April 13.-A call has been Issued -
sued for a special meetingof the transmis-
sourl committee of the \tern Pasoenger
association to be held atDenver , April 16.
Time meeting uvili take u'piio question of
rate demoralization in ccnrmecttcn with the
Miesouri river-Colorado buelneso , Chairman
Caidweli uvill present a ' report of hia attempted -
tempted settlement of the" trouble , stating
that both the Colorada Midland and the Den.
vcr & Gulf refused to allow bim to see their
books. There will also be , nm committee report -
port of the effect of Pa ifie coast tickete ,
cantbound , on the market , t Denver , anti an-
otimer on the ejtect of time sale of tickets from
north Pacific coast points ( p Denver and return -
turn via Billings ,
The Canadian Pacific 1ia appealed from
the declnion of the Western Paesonger asoa-
ciation , that it. cannot withdraw a portion of
its business from time association agreemnent
wIthout witimdraus'Ing all of It. In making
Its appeal it intimates- very plainly timat if
time last declolon io against LIt , there will be
no other course open to It , but withdrawal
from time association ,
Time general officers of time western roads
were in set'slon today rtrujglIng witim time
party rate questlorm , wimcim their general
pmssenger agente have failed t'solve. . Time
ummmnIinoua opinion to that timeatrlcsi psrties
should have E'pecIal atee , but how te con.
flno time rate tO that and a1 the same time
avoid violations of the Interetato commerce
law is time nut tIme general officers are trying
to crack ,
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Kll.LltD BY AN INSANE llilENI ) ,
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Ummummntimrmil Iumfntunttoum Lonids to ma
Double Trngel.
ELGIN , Iii , , April 13.-4Iee , Mary Linnett
of Chicago shot , and tmnW'imtlT killed Mica
Elizabeth Trowbridgo , a. rominnt young
woman of this city , anthen killed herself ,
shortly after 6 o'clock this ovenng. The double
tragedy took place on 8oith State etrect ,
time principal residence itmcet of Limo city ,
anti when the police reached : the spot both
glrlu were found iyingdea an the sidewalk
In a pool of bloctl , wbiie In the hand of time
murderess was granpedta large revolver. MIe.a
Linnett , some two years ago , conceived a
singular liking for a young woman Ia Chi-
cage , a nelgimbor , anti'attcmpted to take her
life because rIme would 'hot live witim Imer ,
She want sent to time insane hospItal imere less
Limaum a year ago , and was discharged fromn
the institution as curod.tm December last.
Mica Trowbrldge was am. .attendaat at time
hospital , and lmad chrgi , Of' Miss Linnett ,
who became patulonately attached to her ,
11cr greet regret in lea'ing lgin was that
Ihe muuut leave imer ( rictid beimind , She re-
Lurhed to ChIcago , wimerp sie rernaiuieti at
met imomno. lEer friends belleycl mimer entirely
urod of her mental troubles.
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SmulIt lii ( iii. Musicirmims' Lemigue ,
INDIANAPOLIS , Apu1 13.-Owing to the
refusal of the National Iague of Musclane
to alihiiato with time American Federaton of
Labor those voting' atlirmatlvely have tie.
cided to form national A
a mmew league. I
meeting was held at time close of time league
convention ; ninmtl ILD Iieis.reohers of In-
dianrpolls was elected itrestdent anti Jacob
geimmnals of Cirmeinnati was elecled secretary ,
They , in conjuncttcmQ"with Charles F. Ilaimn
at Ctliieago antI Otto OsUndorf of St. Louis ,
Loday waIted upomi tue oltlcera of the edera-
lion anti made formal application , Abut
forty local unions will go lemlo time mmw or.
ianlzatIon. wimicli 'lmas adopeil timC name of
"Federation of Mustc.anm ! , of the Unmitoti
States. " Before a year claiwes it is cx-
ected that ai the locale of time 'ceauc wIll
o enroileti anti that the crnnIzation wLi
ho rnerge'l 1mmt the new 'Fime matter vIil
) o stmbimmltted to the xcr'tmtlvui c umneil of ( lie
ttrnemican Federation ofI Loton' for a Vote.
SETTLES ON TIlE ALLEN B
Sonata Exposition Measure to Be Pu
Through the House.
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RSULT OF WATTLES' WASHINGTON T
l'rcsi.lent of the Assocluttloit Cmi
.nsNes ( lie Situation 'l'imoromighuly
Jiifure llecimllimg 0mm ii Course
of Action.
WASHINGTON , April 13-Specal ( ! Tele-
gram.-lientowed ) impetus , if such a timing
were poseble , was given today to the Traits-
mnlealssppl : exposition bill by time presence
In Washington ot l'reeldent Gurdon W. Wet-
ties of time exposition aesoclaton , Mr. "uat-
tIes , true to western instinct , allowed no
grass to spring up upder hie feet upon Imis
arrival , and at once called upon mentbera' of
the Nebraska delegation to ascertain the
status of the bill imow pending in the lmoue ,
and also the clmancea of time senate bill passing -
ing the house , Accompanied by Mr. Mercer -
cer , lie had an Interview with Cimalrnan
Dlngley of the house ways and means cant-
mittee , which was entirely satIsfactory to
Mr. Wattles , lie stateti to Mr. Dingley that
it was time desire of his people to have an
aPpropriation of $500,000 , one-fiftim of wimlch
was to be spent upon time erection of a
buIlding anti the remaimider of the amount
approprnted on a governmental exhibit and
Incidentals. This was in line with Repro-
seatative Morcer's blI , which was reported
to time full commmtitteo last week by Gros-
venor's subcomnmnlttee.
Chairman Dingley remarked that had the
east asked for such an appropriation he
uotmld be bltterly.oppocad to any such legs-
latioa at the present session of congress. 110
recognized , imowcver , that two-thirds of time
area of time United States was included in
the territory sougimt to be benefited ; tlmat
one-third of the population llvcd west of
the MissIssippi river , anti that a great deal
of time wealth of the United States was to
be found in time twenty-four states anti ter-
ritorico moving for the expositIon. Under
these considerations lie would not antagonIze
time bIll , but would , withIn a few days , give
It a hearing before the full committee. He
stated that several amendments would have
to he attacimed to time bill , one of wimlcim would
be to the effect that 250,000 ho subscribed
as capital stock and approved by the
secretary of the treasury. To this Mr.
Wattlea agreed.
Later in the day Mr , Wattles called upon
Senator Allen , who explained to imlm the
difficulty that was In the way of securing any
larger appropriatou than that contained in
the eonato bill. Ho etated that lie had , can-
u'assed the situation In the senate very
closely and Imad been long enough in legislative -
lative bite to know if $200,000. was pledged
by congress at this session that a larger
amount might b tortiucornimmg front the subsequent -
sequent congress. He ascarted that ime wanted
the bill to become a law , and to th ! end
had accepted amendments proposed by
ChaIrman AIRson of time appropriations corn-
mittoe , because ho recognized that notiming
else was obtainable.
DECIDES ON THE SENATE BILL.
With these divergent views before him , Mr.
Wattiep' han about decided to bring all his
lnfluenc to bear upon the snate bill , now
pending in the houce , and will ask his fricads
who have Influence with SpeakeiReed to
ask for a opeedy recognition of the bill
when reported , to th 'ch that4t'na ' bo
praed and got. to the 'president within the
next six weeks , for congrcss will be gone by
that time should present indicatIons con-
tinimo , Prealdent Wattles , speaking of his
impresi'Ione ' as gathered in a somewhat
hasty view of the situation , said :
"Our . people were somewhat aurprised at
the action of the senate on Friday in passing
th senate bill. We thought our delegatton
waJ act'mig togetimcr in the Interests of the
bill.Viiile Time Bee reflected exactly the
situation ac I find it today in its dispatches
'of ' Saturday mornsmg , It was thought best
that I should come on htre on ceo what
could ho done t'o advance the Interests of
time measure , While I do not believe the
anate bill is adequate _ to time needs of the
anooclation , I timink it is the best we can
obtain at this time , and I rhali use every
endeavor to have the bill pass the imou.a , with
such amendments as the ways and meana
comnaitteo shall agree upon. I have ae-sur-
: nces front Senator Allen that any reasonable -
able amendment will be agreed to by the
conference committee to which the bill will
have to go in event of any amendatlons.
Our people are being aroused to the im-
rortanco of the measure and will be able to
take care of it in a manner creditable to
the great saction of country whicim the expoal-
tion will seem to reproront. Mr. Dugiey ,
while not antagonizing time bill , stated that
his only objection to it was upon the ground
that the government would have to borrow
money to further the enterprIse. This waste
to imim A serious objection , but as tbo great
vcst had never aeked for any appropriation
for such an undertaking ho wac inclined to
waive hL , objection for the advertleement
and censequent building up of the trans-
micairsippi country which mut Inevitably
follow. "
SETTLING A DANK'S AFFAIRS.
Mr. Wattles Ia accompanied by Mrs. Wat.
tIes and Mr. Henry Vyman , who Is here to
IonIc after the liquidation of time debts of
the Americu National bank , growing out
of the amalgamation of time Union and Amer.
lean National banks. They will have am ; fa-
torview vlth Comptroller Eckeis in the mnorn.
tog to decide upon time details necawary to
the American National going out of business ,
the Union Natienal imaving assumed the lIe-
hilitlec of the former bank. Mr.Vattles
lu vice president of the Unicii National and
Mr. Wyman cashier of the Amnerican Na-
tional. Upon the settlement of the questions
which brought lment here , Mr. Wattles anti
Mr. Wyman will devote reveral day. , to
furtiierimmg time Interests of the Omaha exposi-
tion.
tion.Senator
Senator Thurston ( timrough Senator Allen )
introduced a pension bili today for time relief
of Mary F. Hawley , widow of time late General -
oral Joimn 13. Hawley , at $50 per month. lie
also introduceti a petition of members of
iltmnccck Circle No. 12 of Burweil , Nob. ,
asking for the passage of a service pension
bill.
Reprecantatlvo Mercer presented tine rose-
lution of time National l'te3oeiatlcsm of Stationary -
tionary Engineers of Omaha , praying fqr the
passage of a bill to organize and increase the
efficiency anti personnel of time navy ; also a
resolution of time city council of Aurora ,
Neb , , favoring time Omaha exposition.
Senator Pettigresv of South Dakota In.
trcduccd a bill granting to time Nasimvlilo
Preibyterian church of Nashville , S. I ) . , cer-
tsin lands for cemetery purposes.
Chairman Ifalnor of the republIcan rtate
eemmtral committee has wired members of
time comnnuittee that. It uvili be Imposeible for
imlmu to participate In time deliberations of time
t'tato convention next Wetlucojay , in view of
the fortIfIcatIons hill , uteri pending in time
house , whlclm hula committee reporteml , lie
hmam , wired Vice Chairman Mahhulieu to call
time convention to order ammd to officiate In imis
stead ,
Representative Ambrews returned from his
quest foi a second nominmation Sunday morn.
lug , exceedingly immmppy over the result.
Glum's to Eeet Ymmummmmgnnu ,
WAShINGTON , April 13-MinIster Kurino
of Japan and members of imis suIte left hero
today tel Now York , wimere ho wIll meet
Count Yaniagata , time field immarsimal of Japan ,
who won the great battles at time recent
apanese.ClmIneso var , 'rime distizmguialmtb
general will not come to'Vaahington ,
Ctmnhlrmmmeml by ( he Sentite ,
WAShINGTON , April 13.-The senate , In
executive seasion , confirmed the following
nominationa : Poutmasteral Iowa11. .
Miller , at Mason City. MIssouri-Charles S.
Mlllen , at King City : Francis S. Emmnons , at
Clarksv'ilo. ' Nebraska-Alfred 0 , fledgers ,
at Ve'moro
TAICB bilL ! . TAYLO1t TO ICANS.tS CITY
Tinrents of % InkImignum Ilxnnmple of
One of tue Murderers ,
' KANSAS CITY , April 13.-George Taylor ,
no of the mimurderers of tlmo Mecks family ,
- 'ho escaped from the Carroliton jail Saturday
, .
ight , has not been capturetl , 13111 Taylor
? as brought to Kansas City today for aife
I coping. The people of Carrolltomu were in
- angry mood and there was danger tlmmtt
C would be lynched. They talked bitterly
0' a reporter for the Star , wimo went there
last night , against Sheriff Stanley , timrough
whmose carelessness , they assert , George Tay-
br eccapeil , Absoitmtely no effort to capttmro
George Taylor ie being mnatbe , anti timero is
not the slightest clime to liii , whereabouts ,
Timio morning more angry men comno to Car-
roilton. Deputy Sheriff \VIlson wont to time
jail amid ilemnanded that Bill Taylor be turned
over to Imia macn anti be taken to tlmo Liumumeus
jail , Simeriff Stanley refused , Vu'iison'o face
Was red with anger. lie simook his flat In
Stanley's face.
"You let Bill Taylor eccapo and the people
imp , , my uvay will conme down emmti lynch youm.
\o caine close to doing it flS it wee , " saitl
leputy Sheriff Wilson ,
Wilson tolti Stanley that. George Taylor
had bomiglmt imhm way oumt , Simeriit Steuley
was adviseti by time beet people of Carroliton
to take 11111 Taylor to ICancas City for nate
keeping. Timoso men cald they did not vamtt
tIme town dim-graced by a lynelming. Time
sheriff consented anti tolo away front the
jaii wltim Dill Taylor n a hack in time to
catch the 10:44 : train on time Santa Fe , On
the train contlng here Taylor latmgheti over
time escape of his brother , anti said imo imati
helped imirn to get away. They had planned
to got out two weeks ago. In jail hero Toy-
br submitted to an interview.
Chief Irwin introduced a number of newspaper -
paper reporters to Taylor and lie simoole imands
with each.
"That was a smooth thing you did in lot-
titmg your brother get away , " somno one said ,
"Yes , " said Diii , "I did all 1 could for
George. "
"how did lie get away ? Did ime elide down
the hose ? " asked the chief ,
"No , he must have jtnnpetl , " .iiti Taylor.
" 110w did you manage to loosen the bars
anti get to time ground ? "
"We imave never answered that , " said time
prisoner , looking straigimt in Chief Irwin's
eyes.
Sheriff Stamiley said he did his beet to
guard tIme men. lie says ho will hang Bill
Taylor , according to programn , April 30.
KANSAS CITY , Apmil 13.-A special to tlmo
Star from Peabody , Ken. , says : A man
who Is believed to be George Taylor. time
escapel Missouri murderer , stopped at time
Grand Central hotel here inst mtiglmt. lie Is
said to tally wIth tlmo descriptlomms of Tay-
lot received hero last fall. Ills actions were
very quiet , and ho endeavored to commecal hIs
Identity as much as possible. lie arrived
late last evening amid' ' loft time hotel at 4:50 :
this morning , and has mmot been seen since.
It is believed lie arrived 1mm town overland ,
and probably departed in ttme same manner ,
The landlord of the hmotel and police officials
are confident that imo Is the escaped murderer.
The governor of Missouri thmls morning
offered a reward of $200 for the arrest of
Taylor.
CARROLLTON , Mo. , April 13.-No word
has yet been received imere of the capture of
George H. Taylor , one of the brothers 'under
rrntenco of death for time nmurder of the
Meeks family , who escaped from the Carroll.
ton jail Saturday nigimt. Sheriff Stanley , with ;
Bill Taylor In charge , left here at 10:44 : this
morning for Kansas City , wimere Taylor will
be bold for safekeeping.
DEVELOPING A GILEAT SODA. FIND.
Dccii Weil of tlmeGreen , fltver Fuel
Coummiunmiy llclumg S'mmrlced.
GREEN RIVER , Wy , ' April 13.-Spectai (
Telegram.-The ) deep well pump wa.s put in'
operation in the woI of the Green River
Fuel and Oil comnpapy ths afternoon to
teat the capacity of the well and time result
is highly gratifying to time citizens of tfls
city. The pump was operated for four hours
: fl only fifty feet of pipe , yet at this
depth a seemingly Inexhaustible 110w' of
water was mnintnlned , amounting to a fractIon -
tIon over 200 gallons per hour.
An analysis of the water from this well
recently made proved it to contain 01 per
cent pure sodium carbonate , glvimig seven
pounds of the sodium to the cubic foot of
water. flesltlea this time water will yield
200 pounds of crystahizocl sodium carbonate
( saisoda ) to 1,000 pounds of water. In order
to make a paying industry of this soda fimmtb ,
It Is necessary that a good flow of water
must ho had , and today's test fully dispelled
all doubts relative to this matter. An acre
or more of vats v2hl ho inumediatdy built
and pumping continued. More wells wIll
also be put down. The company Is daily receiving -
coiving orders for Its product , but it _ will
be some time before tIme' latter will be placed
upon the market. The net product of time
uvell at present quotations wouid amount to
over $120 per day.
l'ACIV'IC ILAILUOAJ ) lllld REi'ORTHD.
Oumly 'I"i'vo Memamliersof lime lioimstt Commm-
uiit'e Vole Aiuuinsd It ,
WASIIINGTON , April 13-The bill for time
cettlement of time l'aciflc railroad debts ,
wlmich vili be presented to the house , was
finished today by time committee on Pacific
roads , and will bo reported by Chairman
Powers in a few days' . No eimangeo were
made from the plan drawn by the joint sub-
comnniittee of time two houses , wimich was
'outilned ' by the AssocIated press recently. Of
the eight members present six voted to report -
port time bill and two against It. Time vote
was : Yeas-Powers , Vermommt ; Wriglmt , Mae-
sacimmmsetts Wtmtsan , Oimi Black , Nortim Car-
dirts ; Furls , Indiana ; Patterson , Tennessee.
Nays-Hubbard , Missouri ; hell , Texas. Mr.
Joimnson of California requested to be voted
by proxy for the bill. A nilumority report will
1)5 made by Mr. liubbarti , wimo imas Intro.
duced a bill for foreclosure and goverimunont
control of time roads ,
Fimislui'mI dime linumkruuptey 11111 ,
- WAShiNGTON , April 13.-TIme Imouse corn-
rnittco on judiciary today finished Its work
on the bankruptcy bill ammd Chairman lien.
derson will report time bill to the house tide
veek , wimero it is expected thmut it will be
calleti up in a ( ow days. Timis is one of time
hills which the committee on cities Ia tile-
poced to give an early opportunIty for ccii-
a'Ideratlon. Representative Bailey of Texas
vIli mnake a nminority report for the substl-
tub bill. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'I'u' ( ) Iiaivoln hays Gi'e'n ml Clniumee ,
WAShINGTON , April 13.-Time following
named persons lmavo beemm appointed cadets
to time United States Naval academy ; Philip
ICearney of St. Josepim , Mo , , witim Stephen
0 , BenedIct of St. Joi'epim as alternate ;
Arthur IL Draper of Ellawortim , Kani Ilariaw
HewItt , Lincoln , Neb , : 'Ward Weetman ,
Ilelemum , Mont , ; Waiter II. Vernon , Om'egon
City , Ore , ; Owen Oakley , Lincoln , Neb ,
alternate ,
'I'roiibles In limo IiusimmessVoi'lmJ ,
NEV YORK , April 13.-Tho.zusponsion of
\V , I ) , Wlmeeler & Ce , has been announced ott
the Stock exchange. Time firm bad no con-
tracto outstanding in time excimauige and its
suspensIon is regmirtled aim umminiportant.
MILIOill ) , Comm. , April 13-Green Bros. ,
med amid scrap leather manufacturers forever
over timirty years , located imere , have assigned -
signed , but no statement of assets and
hiabllitiem ; hao been mnado imblic. Time cause
of the u5pension is losses duo to fluctuating
prices In tlmo leather market and tim bad
failure of the firm's Clmi'ago branch ,
3lovemmmeutds of fleet , mu 'csmmtis , Aturil 18 ,
At Boston--Arrived , Ceplmalonia , from Liverpool -
erpool ,
At llammmhurg-Saiied-I'alatIa , for New
Yom'k ,
At New York-Arrlvcd--Amsterdam , from
Rotlerdam ; Saab , fm'om Bi'onmcn and South-
aniptoli.
At Copcnbagen--Arrived-Island , ( coin
Now York.
At LiverpoolArrIvedNurnidian , tromn
Portland ,
ENDS A FAIIILY JAR
Patrick Finnegan of Colfax County ett1c
a Dispute with His Wife ,
MURDERS HER AND KILt.S hIMSELF
Two Ehote from One Rifle Complete a.
Terrible Dornostio Tragedy ,
GOES ItBOUT TIlE AFFAIR DELIBERATELY
Sends a Note to Ills Son-in-Law in
Town Announcing Ills Intention ,
TROUBLE ORIGINATES OVER PROPERTY
Mrs. Flmimmm'gnm ; Itefimses to Sigma l'niierw
limitll 11cr leiumuuum.bs ft a i'itumm
Are SiitlsIIeil unit time Shoot-
,
mug Foiiuu'i. ,
SCIIUYLEI1 , Neb , , April 13.-Special- ( )
James NIchols was handed a note timia morn-
log about 0 o'clock by Russell Woodworth ,
who has been working ( or l'atrlck Finnegan ,
Mr. Nichols' father-in-law , Time note stated
to Mr. Nichols that his wife would never see
her fatimer and motlmer alive again , and told
1mm ; wimcre certain valuable papers would he
found.
Ilastoiting at once to the home of Mr.
Finnegan , one and one-half miles cast of time
city , Mr. Nichols found a horrible vcriflca-
tion of the assertion matte in time note. Mrs.
Finnegan was found dcatl in a room where
she evltbently had been sitting sewing , as a
thimble was upon her imand , witlm time track
of a 45-caLber rifle ball timrougit her imeati ,
from time base of one ear to time upper part
of time opposIte side of her head.
Furthmer immvestIgation disclosed timat Mr.
Finnegan hind ended his life with ; a ball
from tlmo same rifle , bufl imad played time last
act in time drama of his life In his barn. lie
tied a string to the trigger , passed it around
a part of a cultivator beyond time rifle , sat
upon time floor with his hatpiacod upon his
knees and pulled time string. The ball passed
titrougim his head from tomnplo to temple , amid
cmi out througim the door.
The imiromi girl wa.s locked In imer coons
while time deed was comnumuittc'd. Mr. Finne-
gan often threatened to kill his wife ; slmo
would tell him to go ahead and do it. About
timreo years ago hme attempted to take imis
own life by' taking poison , on wlmicim occa-
alert ho lay twenty-four hours in a manger
under some hay , , , but. was eventually found
and resusdtated.
Mr , andMrs , Finnegan were divorcett
over twelve .years ago , but remarried within
a year from the time ti ; diy rce was
granted , They wore well liked by all , were
unusually Industrious amid by their labor and
economy had become well-to-do.
It seems timat time tragedy was brouglmt
about by Mrs. Finnegamm's refusal to sign
.tn agreement for final payments on Ian
upon wimich they lived unless Mr. Finnegan
would deed her another farm timey owned.
Funds imavo been In bank for some time to
pay in full for the first ferns mentioned.
Time deceased leave three daughters and
one son , time latter beng in California ,
lt.&ILILOAD HALF A CENTURY OLD.
l'emimmn'ls'guimln Lime
Celebrates Its
Fl ft I , 'tii Aim a I vt'm'nmu
PHILADELPhIA , April 13.-Time fiftieth
anniversary of the incorporation of time
PennsylvanIa Railroad company was cola'-
bratod in an ciphorate manner in timlnm city
'today , Thojub8ce bcah formally at noon ,
when I'esitient Itoberts and time directors of
the compzny had a reception in the assembly
m'oom in time big office building of time coma-
pany. Hero time piflciaimm of the great corporation -
poration from all over the country jmald their '
respects to time head of time rcad and time men
who direct Its propert' . This ceremony was
followed by a receptomt in time president's
room and the board room , to which about
800 men distinguisimed In finance , railroads ,
lIOlitiCJ ( anti time learned professIons had been
invited. At this function an elaborate lunch.
eon was served and Iimcecimnmnking of an
informal character was immdtmlged in ,
Besides the local colehrties at time recep-
t'on ' timure were present Joimn D , Arcimbald
of the Stanlard Oil conmpan ) ' . New York ;
S. V. Allerton , Cimicago ; John Bimidley , preul.
dent of time Pittebmrg Cimammiber of Commerce ;
Oliver W. Barnes , Now York ; .1. F , Barr ,
editor of time Pittsburg l'ost ; Joseph 0. But-
her , director of time Pittsburg , Youngstown
8 ; Aaimtabula railroad ; Dumommt. Clarke , president -
dent of time Ammiorican llxcimange National
bank , New York ; Andrew Carnegie , Pitts- .
burg ; Joimn D. Cunmmnne ! , New York ; William
I' , lcnrmltt , president of the New York s
Clevcianml Gas and Coal companmy ,
At 3 o'clock time big ovemmt of time day took
place , There was time public mneetlmig at time
Acatlemy of Music. Time opening address
s'as delivered by President Roberts. Tito
crater of the day wae Josepim II , Choato of
New York ,
Ummiq&umtu html lroiitl Selienme ,
DES MOINES , April 13-Articles of Incorporation -
corporation of time AmnomIcamm Railway commu-
pany were flied today with ; time counmty cc-
corder , The conipaimy is formed for the
purpose of building a people's raliroatl from
Council Bluffs to Cimicago. Time directors are
C. K. RelfsmIder : , J. H. Green , J , II , I'uelcett ,
(1 , 0. Quo and .1 , M. Gas , 'Abe houdquar-
tcra are to ho iii Dot , Moines. The plan Is
to sell stock in 10 shares , payable $1 ins
every timrco months , Time road is to ho operated -
ated at cost and no salary over 3.000 is to be
paid , Mr. Green , a Prommminont 1)es Moines
nmimmi , Ia the author of time enterprise. Time
caimital etock Ia 5,000,000. Populists all over
time couitry arc co-operating In time enter.
prise. For tlmree mnontlms eircuiars imavo been
sent out , asking for stmbscriimtkiw to stock
anti enougim enoney has been raised so that
time survey will begin in a cimort time.
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Comullrmmms timmi , lmup's Htflm'y ,
IENVEII , April 13-Time autopsy imold to.
day on time body of Willie Truale ! , the boy
who was supposed to have been stabbed to
deatim by Aokal , the Japanese cook , on the
Homer ranclm Friday night , proved that ho
imad been eliot , time tullet beIng found km imini
hmeart , This hears out the aceoummt of the
affray given by Aokal , who claims timat Mm's ,
Miller , time boy's aunt , 1mm trying to shoot him' ,
accidentally killed her nephew , The prlsonee
says that ho killed time womnan in self-defense.
Toe autopsy on tue body of Mrs. Miller cc-
vealeti the fact timat sbo had also been simot' ,
and it was time wound witim a bullet timat
caummed imer death ,
Gold Iixmmom'M ( foe' Hurope ,
NEW YORK , April 13.-I1eltlelbaci ,
Ickelheiner & Co. will ship tomorrow ; ioo ,
000 in gold ,