Nebraska Newspapers

    TH 13 OMAHA DAILY TlirUSOAV , OCTOBIUR 15 , 181)0. )
the hoM-up nntl la thoroughly cxelted
About It
Thn news wns received nt the Union Pacific
lioailquartar * In thin city * ith considerable
mirprtae. UK It has been a Ions time slnco
anything of thin nature hni orrurred on the
"Ovcrlan < l Icouto. " Oeniral Manaccr Ulckln-
non was at once adv'Ucd anil na kept ported
throughout the nionilng OH to the condition
nf affairs The report- ! that were received
were rather meaner , but they were shown
to thn ropri'HPiitatlu" ! nf the prrM and
other Imitilrers an fn t ns they wei-o re
ceived Pnitlilcnt Monmian ( if the Pacific
Kxprcix company wan one of the first roll-
cm at the general mannRcr'a oflke He
vvas plcancd to lenrn Hint the attempt to
blow open 'he company's afe hail proven
unsuccessful
\Vhllo the government atvl private
partleH are losers by tha event ,
the Union I'aelllc nml the Pacific Kx-
press company will amlat the United States
marshnl and his depu'lcs In every way
possible Kvery effort will be mailo to
speedily brlni ? the offenders to Justice
Chief Canada of the Union PaclP.c's'jprclal
ncrvlco department remained at his drsk all
iliy. teli-KraphinK for partiCH of scouts to
Mart out from all the stations alonK tint
part ot'thp line HP h confident that tl < e
desperadoes will bo overhauled within forfy-
clRht hours.
So far ns Is known at the Union Pacific
hefido.uart"rs at the city tl"ket fifilco and the
union depot no Omaha people wt.ro aboard
the train that was held up > estcrday morn-
IIIR near Osdon Meat of the tickets that
wcro gold hero for the Iraln v.hlth left on
Monday afternron at .1 10 o'clorlt were for
Denver , rh- > > eiininnd Intermediate point1 !
Chief Conaih of the Union Pacific's special
service bureau najs tint If the robbery was
committed by three men he Is pretty sure
lie l.nows who the men are They are
three men who have bern watched for some
tlmo , because It was known that they were
desperate thoURh this Is their 111 it hold-up
on the Union Pacific Tl.ey are familiar
with the country around Ogilcn , but no
more so than the lift } scouts who are out
looking for them
The lightest sentence that can be filvon
these who plact the life of a mall agent or
postal clerk In Jcoiardv Is sentence to Im
prisonment for life This Is the sentence
that the trio will undoubtedly receive should
they bu captured nllve As the offense was
ono against the KOV eminent the United
States marshals arc working with great real
to capture the robbers
Up until 230 o'elok } estcrday afternoon
no further word bid been received at head
quarters rcKardltiK the "catch It IH pre
sumed that ever } body Is hard at work , and
It Is hoped .ind expected th.it the men can
not remain hidden long
TWO OF .IIM \IIMIAVS I'llO l'ih'l >
Heer 'lnr > if SlnliI'lpcr llrnrs llu-
'lontill Mono lli'iiim'iiilM.
LINCOLN. 0 < t IISpecialrho pro
test of the frrc silver democrats against
the certificate of nomination filed h } the
Bo-callcd national democratic party , aftoi Its
convention ( iidorslnt ; the Indianapolis plat
form , was heard bj the sccrctai } of state
today Ills dvililon will not bo given be
fore Saturday of this week Thr Hist wit
ness called this morning vvas Hnclld Martin
who merely telatcd his connection with the
democratic part } since 1S9I , and debcilbcd
the call and convention hi Id bv the Kohl
democrats , suluiciintnt to that held by the
national demoriatlc party at In Hanapolla
Mr Mai I in said the elector * nero nominated
In Rood faith and with a view to petpctuat-
! DK the part > of Jefferson
Jnmis O Shea testified to having voted the
democratic ticket slnto comliiK of age Hi-
was In the convention of IS1) ! nnd IH and has
bei > n treasurer of the democratic statu cen
tral committee He admitted that there
have been two factions of the democratic
party In existento blnco 1S9I To the best
of his belief nearly all comities put up
county tickets In IS'JI without lefeiMiro to
the division on free sllvn Mr O Fhea nf-
llrmed that he had never iiilltlated vlth an }
fitalii convention to which dilcgatis had not
been selected In county conve-ntlons lie
denied all knowledge of the fact that Doug
las count } had not so selected Us delegates
In IS1) ! Asked how mail ) democrats were
nominated for olllco bv the party with which
ho nflllialcH i lau hahlo ? > cano uisuod. At
torney Mahonej Insisted on a eatOKorleal
answer to his added query as to whcthci
Governor Holcomh was nnd Is a democrat
and the only answer Mr O Shea would make
was that thn governor v.as a Rood enough
democrat for him Ho was willing to admit
liovvuvcr , that most of tie nominees on their
present state ticket aic supporters nf Hie
populist plitform as adapted nt St Lou In
rurthcr tcstlmoti } vvr.s taken aloiiB this
line , the cetttllnto of the frco silver wind's
convention was olTcied , and Undid Martin
ORatn went over his story of the Indianapolis
convention , and after a brief Intel mission
the arguments began two npeccncs bclni ;
nmdo upon each aide The Rlst of the argu
ment of the fne Oliver faction vvas simply
that the goldhuu democrats Ind no standing
with the Chicago convention which In their
Judgment represented the real democratic
party They also questioned the action of
the gold democrats In Illlng n ccrtlfli ito of
nomination II-UHR the word 'democrats" as
a designation. Instead of prefixing the word
"national , ' In accord with the practice of
the Indianapolis convention
Mr Mahon } , In summing up the case of
the gold men started out bj reidlut ; the
opinion of the supreme court upon tlie lights
of political parties and the duties of the sec
retary of state In reference thereto This
opinion definitely and unciiulvocall } declares
that the supreme court has no jurisdiction
and no powers , cither Inherent or delegated
by legislature , where ! ) } It cm dictate rules
of conduct to polltlial oriaulzatlons ; which
are formed for and by vote'is wolnlv to carry
out the oxpiess Ide-is and wishes ofotern
rurthcr. the court holds tint the secretary
of state has not the requisite pnivei to do-
cldo aa betwten rival political factions an }
more than the court Itself has T'.at ' the
final tribunal Is and must alwa > s be the
American voters and not either the Jurtl-
clar ) noi any national politic\\ \ organiza
tion
At the close of the arguments Secretary
of State Piper ald ho would ti } to render
his decision by Silurdnj of this ' .vcok at
the furthest
Following the dlsnosal of the national
democratic case Mr Piper took up the hear
ing of the objectors to the Dunphy certificate !
of nomination t
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Heiiiililtfiiii I'ri-i'lm-t TlrKt. .
CHUSCENT CITY la , Ort 11 - ( Special. )
A republican caucus was held Saturda }
The following nominations were made J ) , .
Matlock. assessor. J H Maine trustee , N
Swanson and J u Latrlson , justice of the
Vi.ice ; Uugene Wilding and I X nnrrett
constables and M C Ilarford elerlj
The rrpublleans held a political mscilns
Saturday evening at this phce C O
Lanndeis count } attoine } , was the speakeV
Thcro was but a small audience , on aecouut
of the impassible condition of theroads. .
lloiiuliii ; on llr.Min.
ST\MKOlin , Neb , Oct 11 ( Special Tcle-
giam , ) Mr Severance , a prominent lran )
democrat lit Lohinon , Xcb. , hot today with
J II Cress a merchant of the samu plate
his farm that McKinley would be elected.
Severance will vote for Ui ) . < n , nnd has
money bet Oat Bran vvlll canNcbriska. .
but his judgment now Is that McKliil ? } vvlll
bo elected and he has bicked It bj several
thousand dnllais Cuss lias $3OOU to wagci
that Iran will bo elected.
a Polltleiil Dfluili- .
DUNliAH. Neb. Oct 11 if pcelal ) The
Ilryan club has challcngul the McKlrle }
and Hobart dub to n joint debate on 'hi
leading Issues of Urn da } 'Iliti challenge-
has been accepted nnd date'siii soon bt
arranged
AVER'S
PILLS
"Ilavlmrhnrn subject , for j"us , to
roiiitlpitloii. without buiiii ; atilo to
nnd much rcll.-f , I .U I ist irlud Aycr'a
I'llls.nnd testify Hut I have derived
gre-.it bair-'lU fiom their use. Fur over
two jc.iu past I hue t.i'.d-n oiiu ot
thcso pllU uvcry nluht. " ' . \V , 1'ov.v-
MU , .o i : lit Main St. , Carlisle , IM.
CONSTIPATION.
AH\VIV \ ? \iD\irv \ \ IIHT
iilUMIil lAdll AIliii llul
Enthusiaatio Meetings in Various Parts of
the State.
LINCOLN REPUBLICANS HOLD A RALLY
I ISIleu Punter Illicit II I illtil Wcl-
IMIIIIIli > lluViiiiinnN 1'iillt-
Ifiil Club of Hie CMII-
Ilill ( Ml ) .
LINCOLN' , Oct. II ( Special Telegram. )
J Hllon Tester , president of the Women s
National Republican association , arrived In
Lincoln at 10 o'clock this morning She
wus met at the depot by a reception com-
mlttcu composed of the presidents of the dlt-
ferent vvometi'j republican clMbs In carriages
and driven to the N street hendquarlcrd
There was a lar < e crowu waltlni ; to greet
the distinguished visitor , who vvas at oncu
t resented She delivered one of the most
eloquent addresses ever llstcnc'd to In this
city Her exposition of republican doctrine
wns not only sound and able , but an oratoll-
cal effort seldom equaled In logic nnd elo
quence by a woninn speaker.
Senator Thurston Is billed by the repub
lican county lenlral committee to speak here
October IM to the Republican Labor club and
laboring men of Lincoln. Iho club vvlll co-
opciato with the central commlttc'o In
arranging for a fireworks paiade of all
marching clubs In this count } .
WOLI1ACII , Nrb , Oct 1 1 ( Special ) -
The people of Spring Creek precinct timl
the village of Wolbach assemble d Monda }
nUbt to hear II II. Langfoid expound the
doctrines of sound money , protection anil
reciprocity , and the meeting will bo remcm
bored as one of the best and most cnjo } <
able the people of this town and \lclnlt }
ever attended
LV PLATTU , Neb , Oct. 1 1. ( 'perlal )
\n Interesting and Instructive icpubllcan
meeting was held nt the McKinley and Ho
hart club looms Monday evening I. It
Andiews of Omaha nddresbed a large gatlt-
DLNHAH , Neb , Oct 1 1 ( Special ) Yes
terday afternoon preparations were made foi
the opining of the campaign In Delaware
prtclnct Karly In the evening crowds began
corning from evir } direction and bv the
time the hour of speaking had arrived the
streets were crowded C G nilwanger ,
Anton Zlrnmer , M L Hi } ward of Nebraska
Pity John C Watson. W. Orton , Patrick
Hold } , J 0 Mooie and Paul lessen ad-
diessul the large and enthusiastic audience
IN NOItriinilN COLPAX
SOHUYLFK. : Neb Oct. 1 1 ( Special )
Ihero was a. meeting of repjbllcans nt
llowells. In north Colfax count } , last nl ht ,
which proved a grand success The meetIng -
Ing wns In the capacious D.lels A : Mclstrlk
hall , v , hlclita tilled v.lth . ' 100 people who
were addressed b } 1) McLeod. candlilatc
for leprcsentatlve. Twenty-sixth dish lit
who In a very few words , give a clmi lu-
dlcntliin of the sort of man lie Is Judge J
W llrovvn candidate for county attorney
talked himself Into ncqunlntanctshlp with
the rssemblagc' . and W P Howard , ex-edltot
of the Schuyler Sun , talked upon the quca-
tlon of llnaiue The special feiture of the
evening vvas the address of W I Allen upon
the Issui s of the da } After the mectlni ;
there was organl7ed a republican club ot
sevent } membeiH which Is more thi'ti the
republican vote of tie precinct for a long
time Olllcers of the club r J IlrubcsU }
president , Thomas Wnlker , vice president ,
C T Sehncldci sccietary ; Panics I'allk
tuasurcr
nnn CLOUD. Ned > . Oct. i ( Special )
lion A S Churchill addresseel a erowlrl
house at the court houce last nl ht Theri
was Insufficient room or the meeting vviuiL1
have bten one ot the largest of the season
i.Ll'15 St'lUNQS. Neb . Oct 14 ( Special )
- Political * attractions wire divided U' t
nUhC between lion C P Hutchlna of la.-u
and G i\ , Murphy ot 'Beatrice ' , v hiJ spoke
here , und Kell > of Omaha opokt * at Wymoie
Ilo'li me'cting worn well attended
MOUDKN Neb .Oct II ( Spec ! il ) Mor
ils addressed a laigo crowd at this plicc
Siturdiy night. Ills address was able and
vvolt rcce'vpi' ' b } the people He pithily
sho'vd that the crime of ' 73 , vaa no crlmi
and that the dcllno ot prlcca vvas not due
to demonetlratlon of silver.
DUUWI'LL. Neb , Oet II ( Jpeclal.- )
The largest sound money meeting ot the
Reason v.as held hero last nlnhUR 11
Langford ot North Plattp spoke to a crowded
house
houseUIU30N
H \UIU30N Neb. Oct. 14 ( Special ) -A
grand republican feast was enjoyed a-
liodnrc Moi day night. Captain T M Dor-
rlngtou for more than two hour. ! talked on
the Issue M In a masterly manner. He
silenced th last populist gun here
DAVID CITY. Neb . Oct 14 ( Special )
Mis J Hllon Poster addressed n large and
enthusiastic audience at the opera house last
evening Her remarks were directed In the
main to the consideration of the financial
question , which she handled In a master ! }
manner
IIIMILIN Neb , Oct 11 ( Special Tels
RM'ii ) The republicans held an cnthusl-
ac'lc ral ! > hero this afternoon The church
vvas filled to overflowing The principal
hpeakers were Judge M L. Ha } ward Sen
ator Orlai do Tefft and lion Pat Roddy
Tiemendoun enthusiasm greeted their ar
guments There were mote people and
teams In town today than ct an } tlmo for
the past } ear
HASriXOS. Oct 14 ( Special ) Max
Adler of Omaha spoKc hero last night at
the ) court house ) to a BOM ! si/cd audience ,
coippoaed of Gcunans , on the political Issues
of tlu dnv Sometimes the applause which
accompanied the speaker's remarks gievv en-
thulastlc
UKQA. Neb Oct ll ( Special ) The re-
puMlcan meeting held here last evening.
addressed bvV J Courtrlght o' Prc'iiont.
was productive of much good for the cause
of uounl n'otoy as being In the inteicst of
the tirner ) and wage earner
LINING UP IN LAURKL
, LAORKU Neb Oct 14 ( Special ) A
KraJwl MiKlnlB } rail } was held at this placr
lasljiil < $ t Thlrt } } oung women with llam
t > eauv > iiid n hundicivotecar } headed by the
band paraded the stiqcts for half an hour
all shouting and Hinging for McKinley.
sound jnnney and piotcctlon. The women also
favcreil the- meeting with several now cam
paign hongs and brought down the house
lion H. I Sammls of Lemais , In spoke feT
over t'\n hours upon the finance and tarlfl
laiiics and demonstrated bcjoml a doubt Hint
ho .vas u well Informed oratoi Some popu
lUts tiUU to Interrupt ihc speiktr. but fal oJ4
Jhoy nro t > .o to one foi MctClnle } Mad'oll '
Hammond nml Miller up here.
OSf'UOL'A. Neb Oct II -It
. -Special ( ) -
was not ti-e-.Jaiit jue etlng of the campaign
tint wns > held at the Jlbngon opera House yes
Unlay aftcinoqn , but the last tobe held b }
Congressman Hatnir. .HiclgoT IJ. Saundcra
presided He opened the meeting with re
marks that put the people In good humor ,
Congressman Hal.-.ci for ovei two huuib
round the holld shot Into them icd hot Con
Kxstinaii Hftlner vent fro"i here to Shelhj
Phis eounlv has minced tlu > populist ma-
Ji'iit } f om 1 joe to alum : . ' 00
SVUACt'M2 , Neb. Oct. 14 ( Special Telc-
snn.u ) enthiishstli' ciowd assembled
this evening , the occasion being a icpubllcan
rilly. Judgei Ilawiird , Pat Uodd > . .1 0
Moon. Anton Klmieir , Pj.ul Jeibou raid Jack
RnCiL' Neb . Ott -Ppeilfil ( Telo-
rfi.im ) Major William Warner of Kansan
City spoke here tonight. The flambeau
< In ! ) mi' ' do a i Trade headed by th band
Iheio vvcie 10t voters In the line of parade
"ind ninny could not secure seats In the
opeia house , It liln , { Im-drqiiato to tin-
crow tl _
SllvviIlin | ) ciiiiiiiu > i > Itli'luirilNoii ,
DCS M01NCS la. . Oct. -Special ( Tele
gram ) - The ( .liver democratic state renttal
committee Is mill trlng to make trouble
for J J RIcha.ilFon of Davcnpoit , ex-
national vommlttrcman from loua. Some
tlmo ago It Isnuc-d u statement charging
llichariUou with tiliu to raise money
from democrats nf the state , represent
Ing Unit he was .still i member of the
organization nnd In sympathy with It. To
day tint committee Issuril n red hot circular
over the signalmen of Chalimun Curry and
Secretary Carr , denouncing Rlchardion an
an ullexud fraud 01. the dvmoirals of the
slate. All democrats art ? warned against
ItlcharOaou us an eimiiiy of the caub i an
cnuniy In thu aulso of a fileud.
\ TStNll.l , M T CJO Tl ) ICVN'4\S
Senator llutler I'rcillcli Hint llctlci
CiiiltmoNlll PrcMill.
CH1CAMO. Oct. II "There seems to bo n
wrong impression regarding the action taken
by the populbt committee. ' sntd Senator
Iltltler today "The address Issued by tht
eommlttec does not reilcct In any way upon
Mr Watnnn , nnd It vvlll undoubtedly be ap
proved by him Commlttecman Heed ol
ticnrgU came directly here after tipendln ,
two das with Mr. Wntaon In dlKcussIng thj
Mti Minn , nil 1 the polity Indicated b } our
address Is cntltel } approved by him
' Of course the situation as regards fusion
In several of the states Is not , entirely sit-
Isfactory to the committee Since n union
of forces Is netessary to win there ought
to be n union ticket Tint ticket should
bo llrun and Wntson. but we nre not golm
to divide our forces. In Kansas and Colorado
rado , where there are not Wntsau electors ,
the situation Is especially unsatisfactory to
the committee and Mr Watson Hut since
the electors In those states cannot be re-
divided and give the populists representa
tion , we are not going to turn them over
to .McKlnlc' } Nothing cnli be done In those
stntca now that would not endanger the re
sult , nnd our address vvas the best thing
that could be done to unite the silver forces
which Is our duty above all things If we
could have our way , of course It would be :
different , but Mr Watson would much rather
put up with the existing conditions than
have those states go for McKinley"
"You think then that Mr Watson's Kan
sas trip vvlll be abandoned' ' "
"Well. } e-n , a committee will probabl } e-all
on Mr Watson to talk over the1 situation
anil communicate to him the reasons that
caused the committee to arrive at this unan
imous conclusion I feel sure that when
the situation Is thorough ! } explained to Ml
Watson that In the Interests of harnionv he
vvlll arilve at the same conclusions that we
linve "
Tlie ) members of the populist executive
committee held n conference with Chairman
Jones of the democratic national committee
today to ni range If possible , for the comple
tion of fusion arrangements iu congressional
( listlets ! where this Ins not been brought
pbout. It waa positively stated tint no
fuither nttempt would bo made to effect
fusion on the Kansas ami Colorado electoral
tickets.
i\\r 'is ins n > iPiovns nvctc ,
M , I.eiiiN llei cliniitilliltls 111 * MNIulvr
III IilHi > hirKl'i ( ; Ml\cr Men ,
ST LOUIS. Oct. II Dugold Crawford
the big diy goo Is mci chant who discharged
a baker's don of 1 Is m n last Saturda } be
cause they announced their Intention to vote
for Iinn ) and Scvnll , has repented his ac
tion nml over his signature In n pub-
lie letter sas he vvlll take the men back
In explanation he sas"I have Invited all
of the men to retuin to my store and to oc-
cup } their forirer several positions without
prejudice as regards the future nnd without
loss of salary since they left my employ A
man in anger often makes mistakes lull 1
do not believe he loses any of his menhood
b } admitting his error I desire ever } man
In uiv employ to vote as he pleases , but I be
lieve Hi it every man who carefully studies
evIbtltiK conditions should vote for McKinley.
To allow all 111 } cmplojes tooto as the }
pirn re and have ample time to do so 1 have
dicl'lcd to close the store at 1 p. m. on No
vember 3 "
Attorne } Charles Now land applied for two
warrants vrstcrday against Utigold
Crawford the Ilroidway merchant , charging
him with nltempting to influence the votes
of T n Porcher and Phil Gradvvohl , two
if the twelve salesmen discharged for po
litical rcasens
> : \ tuitom \\AVIS TO itiunsi-r-it.
t'livn-r * In SI Ionls mill
I v nil MO I'll ) IXccc'il Ml Ilrcimls.
ST LOUIS , Oct II. The tremendous regls
( ration of the voteis here Is something
unprecedented In the annals of the polltl
cat history ot St Louis and Ins been the
means of furnishing observant people with
an estimate of the present population of
this clt ) . According tp these estimates the
population Is 020000 Ihc total of the
thrco elaa' icglutratlon Is stated by the
election commissioners to be 132.CIT names
In 1S33 It WBH only S4.000 In round num-
beis nnd In 1S02. the presidential election
, ia.v It was 02.000 This Is n gain of 40000
over 1SU2
KAN'S \S CITY , Oct 14 Registration In
Kansas City for the presidential election
Just completed shows a total of 31.310
names of vo > era on the books , as ngalns
7,320 In the spring election Doth repub
lican an 1 democratic parties make charges
of Irregularity In the Second ward , where
the reslstrat'on ' far cx-ceds that of any
previous } ear. It being alleged by both fldeo
that thu oppo'lng paity managers have
run In nonrrs'drnt ' negroes to swell tin
lists A c-invns3 ot the waul will be nccej
sary to determine the truth
\\TION\I. nimonivp rnimri-rnn.
m of ( lie I'nliuer TU-Uet In
Mt York \vr.ilii Dcclilril.
NEW YORK. Oct. It. The appellate dl-
vlson of the supreme court Kitting In
Hrookbn today decided that the use of the
name "national democratic party" on the
oinolal ballot Is permissible This reverses
the decision ot Justice Clements
DUNVnit. Oct II The supreme court to-
da } announced a decision requiring the sec
retary of state to certify tno nominations
of McKinley republicans to the county
clerks to be printed on the ofllclal ballot
and awarding the regular republican em
blem. the eagle , to the McKinloyltfR
A decision vvas also given av.'ar.llng the
Cottage Home emblem to the Patterson
( Ilryan and Sevvall ) populists The llran
and Watson and V.'alte ticket will be on
the olllclal ballot , the precaution having
been taken to tile It by petition
\ \ vrsoiv A\ III"MMU in : svnsi-inn
VriiinufCinoiils for I'IIHOII | to lie C'ur-
rlv < l Out I > j-NiIU > Illnlslus. .
ATLANTA , , 1o , Oct 14 In response tea
a Mlogram ff JPQiulry from the Atlanta
Journal II Wi Ho'y. ' Tom Watson's pcisonal
representative In tAe national populist com-
mfcV'ue In session H Chicago , wires as foi-
lotfs- .
lotfs1'q tie | Atlanta. " Journal : In rcpfy to
} our trlegiam , Mr Watson will never be
satisfied that the fusion policy Is the cor-
lect one , as he has icpcatcdly expressed
himself and several members of the national
committee agree with him The committee
concluded that It vvas too late to consider
another plan and docs not Intend to bo held
responsible In case HO an should not be
elected I do not anticipate any friction
bttweii the committee and candidates
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cu.tiiiii : OK ronuo'iMT u > u > i.nj : < > .
-SI. J.onls AI < ! < hunt \rrcNtcil fur IllN-
I'liiiiKlim Twelve SiilcNincii.
ST LOUIS , Oct 14 A warrant vvas
sciuiod today for the anest of D , Crawford
of D Ci aw ford & Co , a leading dr } goods
ntcrchunt of this olty. on the charge of
Intimidation , In that ho discharged twelve
clerks because they announced their Inten
tion of voting for free silver. It Is claimed
that Mr. Craw fold's action vvas a violation
of section 7 of the state law of 1805 , which
mak' > : < It a felony to Intimidate a voter
Mr Crawford vvas Informed by telephone
that n warrant had been Issued for his
arrest and he sent back word that he would
give himself up at 3 o'clock and furnish
ball
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llolli Sides nt MIINOII Clt > .
MASON CITY , Oct II ( Special Tele
gram ) Masoti City Is alive with politics
tonight Hon. James IJ Weaver , representing
the sliver forces , and Jonathan P Doll Ivor ,
the republicans. Jioth thu opera house and
auditorium v era crowded , nnd by arrange
ment each speaker talked ono hour at each
plare The retnlt was gratifying to each
faction The entire tlmo was devoted to
the mono } question. General Weaver said
"I believe thb etHto of Iowa vvlll
go for Ilryan Wi > have thn op
position thoroughly rattled , and
on the run I find no Palmer strength In
the state. I have been estimating his vote
100 to the- county , but find that too high
Twent } thousand icpubllcans are goliiK to
vote for Bryan , und that Is placing It at
a low estimate. " Mr Doll Ivor.vho has
made u pretty thorough canvass of the
state , says Iowa will poll thu largest vote
In her history , and the result vvlll bo a
lauOnllele for McKlnle-y
POMHM : nnna. H piece suit. . . . . . . . . . 40.00 2100
123 different stle's to select from , To give activity to an unusually clu'l month , wo will Mahogan } couch , finely eov-
Marked Tor 10 eied . lf.0.00 1)000 )
price. dajs ofler , for ten days , 575,000 worth of Furniture , at clearance Mahogany sofa . 100.W ) MOO
Mahogany bed . $22500 SI.00 Mahogany tabard . 40.00 IS 00 I ,
Combination book case ance prices thit ; must move the goods. 3 piece suit , partly ma
leak hogany . 4R.OO 2100
( nnd bed , no appear
ance of bed when closed , . 110.00 53.00 Mahogany tnboret. . . . 25.00 1000
Curly birch bed with These prices arc not changed just a trifle for the HOPOI'S divan . 13509 5000
large wide pallor mirror ! > " 00 4903 3-pleco Manjuelry still. Mi 00 4600
Combination desk nnd bed G5 00 3S.OO sake ot an advertisement , but are in every instance an l-plecu innhmjny milt. . HO.iW 3300
Combination bed . 75.00 42.00 actual bona fide reduction and in Turkish locker , leather. 45.00 2000
Combination bed . 4000 20.00 are bargains every MnhorMii ) Morris chair 50.00 liOt )
Oak betl with large glass. . 4S 00 23.03 sense of the word. f-pleco oak Milt 2500 U 00
Oak bed with larg' glass. . SO 0) US 03 Partly mahogaii } arm
Oak bed with laige K'ass. ' . 40.00 20.00 1500 COO
Oak bed with largo glass. . 70.00 .1300 The goods , as a rule , arc of the best standaicl I'.OOIC CASKS ,
ToldlliK bed . 20.00 12.0)
- „ Maikcd Tor 10
0.00 makes bought at the lowest pricrn known and
Polling bed. * . 1500 ever price. da > s
Tolillng bad . 1500 S.OO Open ease , oak . $ B BO $250
UK-JO are only a few of the prices. There any person who expects to buy furniture during the next Open CPSC. oak . 1003 450
are lots more should Optn case- , cherry . 1500 700
four
buy now.
on runs. years Mahogany case . S.1 00 4S 00
Curl } birch . 4.50 IS 00
Marked Tor 10
( Uk , . 3300 II 00
price. da.vs.
Pine leather couch . 00.00 4SOO Sale Opens Oct. Over n hundred others which vvo have netTer
Pine leather couch 00 ISBN space to enumerate.
. S5 17 00 15th for 10 Days
Turkish
couch . 10800 52 00
Leather courh . 43 00 2000 Only. I2M and Dcuslas. Marked Tor 10
Leather couch . 28 00 1100 price. dn >
Velour couch , mahogany Ollt pedestal . $1500 $700
frame . go 00 4fion Mahogany roi'kcrs . 25.00" 10 Oi
Oak hall stand 03 00 3000 ttlmmlngs . . . $ 4 50 $ 2 BO
Velour couch . 3300 2003 Leather rockers . fi 00 250
Oak hall start ! 1500 700 White enamel beds brass
Tapestry couch . 40 00 21 00 Oak hall stand 3'iOU 1500 trimming . . . . 7 50 4 50 Parlor cabinet . 7500 2.1 OC
Vclour couch . 4000 22.00 Oak hall handing mirror . IS 00 7.03 \ \ hltef enamel beds , brass Library table . 6000 2400
Vclonr couch . . . . , . 3000 1C 00 Oak hall hanging minor . U 00 G..O ti limning * 1000 GOO Tea tnble . 1200 500
Vclour couch . 3100 1800 Oak lull hanging mirror. 1000 COO \\hlte enamel beds , brass Tea table . 1300 ( ? 00
Velour couch . 2300 1401 Oak hall hanging mirror. . COO 35) irlinmlncs 1G 00 G73 Parlor cabinet . 4500 2300
Vclour couch . 2500 11.03 ricmlsh oak chair 2.1.03 SOO White enamel beds , biass Pcrlor cflblnct . 12503 04 Ot )
Reclining couch . 4000 15 03 Flemish oik chair 3500 12.03 trimmings 2,1 ! 00 1400 Parlor cabinet . 12S 00 0400
Velour couch . 2000 11.00 Oak hall stand 1000 C.OO White enamel beds , brass MUHlo rack . U5 00 11 00
Velour couch . in TO SOi Oak hall stand 80C C03 trimtnl.igi 3300 1200 Music rack . 1500 SOO
Corduro } couch . ISO ) SOO
' nivDUOOM Music rack . 1000 400
HRASS'W.DS SUITS
I\TINSION Italian roekcr . 7.50 300
Marked Tor 10
Marked Tor 10 Marked Tor 10 Dining chairs , cion . GOO 200
price da } a price daH
, . }
.
price. tlavs.
Mahogany table . 15000 All brass S3 00 4SOO Mahogany Suit . ' ? 1OQO ! ? 30 00 Minimiitns. .
" OS 00 All bran * 75.00 4300 Hungarian ash suit 17500 OJ 00 Marked Tor 10
Mahogati table .
12"
} 00 4500
Mahogany taMe . 100.00 > All brass CjOO 3100 Curly Illrch Suit 7500 2S 00 price dan
5100 All brass GO.OO 2SOO Quartered oak suit S5 00 38.00 Oak sideboards . C5 00 37 00
Mahogany table . (55 01 2500
Oak table r.5 CO 25 01 All braai fiO 00 2COO Cutl } birch Inlaid artistic Oak sideboards . 1S503 in oO
Oak table 2003 All brass SS CO 2000 suit 15000 40.00 MahoKinysideboard . 5000 2500
lilrch table 01 230) All brass 22.00 1500 Mahogany suit 10000 4700 Mahogany sideboard . . . . fie 00 25 00
Oak table .JO 01 IS 00 HLMIAUS- Mahogany suit 13000 SS 03 Oak sideboard . 14500 7600
Oak table -js 00 15.00 Markcd Tor 10 Mahogany Suit 45000 17500 Oak sideboard . 3300
Oak tab'o 2300 11 03 price. dis Oak Suit 4500 1800 Oak sideboards . 40.00 IS 00
Oak table 1000 COO Oak bureau $12.00 500 Oak suit 3500 1250 Oak sideboards . 2800 1-Or
Oak table 12.00 7.00 White bureau 18.00 700 Oak suit 1SOO 1000 Oak sideboards . 12.00 OOC
Oak buffet 3509 II 00 Oak bureau 1500 SOO IHrch suit 2300 1200 'JO other slles.
Mahogany buffet 3300 1900 Oak bureau 1800 line 10-pound Curled Hair MaltrtsH , In boat CHIN \ \sih. .
HAM , duly birch bureau 2000 1200 ticking , reduced fiom JJOOO to $1200. Marked Tor 10
1 Marked Maple bureau 3i 00 21 00 PARLOR FUIJNirUHli price. da >
Mahogany buieau 5000 2309 Matkod Mahogany . 7500 39 o
price. birch bureau . . . . 4000 ISO' ' ) ror 10
Curly
5500 J3 no
Oak hall chssta IT .Mahogany .
i in o ) . , PI dajs
7300 4900
Oak hall chair t u 00 Mahosany buieau Tuiklsh couch. . . 517500 $ S3 00 .Mahogany . 4000 20 flu
Oak hall chair 70) n : INA.MIL ; ni : s Turkish rotten , tapestry . 150 03 SO OD Oi < : . 10000 5901
Oak hall stautl > . 4100 .Marked Tor 10 Aim chair , satin damask. C.O 00 2100 Oak . 4000 2200
Oak hall stand 13100 price. tlajs Sploce suit silk tapestry Ifio 00 C. ! 00 Oak . 1000 l m
O'k hall stanJ HOOD White enamel beds , brass 3-plecc su't , batln dJmask 23000 127 Oil Oak . . .2203
BRYAN'S ' DAY IX HICI1ICAX
Twelve Hours Traveling from Tronwood to
Marquotto.
TELLS WHY HE IS STUMPING THE COUNTRY
Cannot riii lo Hit * OIllci-H nt TiuxtM or
h > mlImtt'N 11 ml IH 1'orciMl
In Co to ( lie
IVoplr.
MAiiquirrrr : , Mich. Oct. n. w. J.
Dtan arrived here at 0 o'clock tonight. He
had been traveling In Michigan , talking at
every stopping place , since 9 In the morn
ing Thu weather has been considerate to Wil
liam J. Iran for the last two das Where
the candidate had icaeon to anticipate cold
ho ha-J encountered
and dl&agrcfablo traveling ,
tered sunshine and warmth. As usual he
began work early this morning , start
ing in with his apecchmaklng at Ironwood ,
Mich , at S 45 The special car of I ) M
Campau , chairman of the democratic cam
paign committee , was attached to the train
at Duluth last night and the Michigan com
mittee which escorts the nominee through
the state were aboard Besides Mi Cam
pau , the committee was composed of ex-Con
gressman T. R Taisncy. Justin U. Whiting
democratic caidldato for lieutenant gov
ernor , and Georga W. Moore Mrs Justin
Whiting accompanied the committee' , she
being an old friend of Mrs I3ran. At Iron-
VVOM ! a large crov.d wns In waiting to see
and hear Mr Uran It was compasctl foi
a great part ot mlicrs and when he cmeigcd
fiom the cat the } gave him an 011111113133110
vvoleonvj Ho spoke from a gaily decorated
platform erected a few hundred } ards fron.
the train nnd for the most part his speech
vvas u staten ent that under a gold stand
ard a dollar would rise In \ attic-
am ! piopert } would fall In propoitlon rif-
teen minutes later Mr Ilryan addressed a
similar crowd at Ucssemcr , both In nunibura
and enthusiasm In his speech Mr Iliaii ,
ridiculed the flood of money Idea advanced
by the siippoilcrs p ! the gold standard say
Ing that ho vvas not afruld of a Hood of
money , and those who were apparently fear
ful of such a condition were generally thoao
who did not save money enough to provide
for the winter's supplies and pay their debts
ALL DEPENDS ON NUMBCH.
\\atcrsmcet , soon after 11 o'clock , Mr
Bryan spoks la rvift.vcrsatlonal tone from
the rear platforfti tu a few hundred enthusi
astic listeners. . IIo said "In studying the
money question thcoc la one thing that } ou
miiBt learn haCorei an } thing elee can bo
leained , and thut Isi that you can affect the
value of the dollar when } ou affect the num
ber of dollars "
A voice "TMe1 national bank sjstcm Is
what the people of this place are Interested
In " -1
"Tho difference ur uocn our plan and the
national bank pJUn.l this Wo have , green
backs out now , and these greenbacks draw
no Inteicst and the goverpment pas none
When you retire-thoae gleenbacks with an
Issue of bonds ami then let tln < banks Issue
mone } on tliinbuctls the banks v.ill then
draw from the people of the country the In
terest which til" , jpcoplo now have It Is
good for the bands but hard on the people "
"Our Maker flrtjt,1 William J Bran next ,
and free silver ) * ' ) oMa the salutation of an
enthusiastic Individual at Iron Hlver when
the engine pulllnp the epccial car arrived
at that place , and the enthusiastic Individ
ual declaration WAS applauded heartilj
The train stopped five minutes there , and
Mr Jlr > an talked the full limit of tlm
While ho was applauded frequently , there
wore many gathered around the train wear
ing gold badges Some ot thcso attempted
to hoot the candidate , but the silver me n
quickly silenced them
There was a that made Into Wisconsin
at Florence and the residents at that town
turned out In force to see and hear the
nominee. The. adherents of the white metal
were demonstrative , and so wen ; thu fol-
lowcre of the yellow After Mr. Ilryan had
concluded his speech and lilrt admirers had
finished cheering and applauding three
cheera wore given for the republican nom
inee , The biggest crowd of the day up to
that time vvas encountered at Iron Mountain
Apparently It vvas a 111021 unanimous silver
aggregation.
At the station of Norway several hundord
people \u'i about the depot and cheered
the nominee when ho arrived The usual
crow ! s greeted the candidate at Paw era
NO PIACK TO LAV HIS HHAD
11 } the time Kfccanaba was reached the
bright suuahlno of life day had t banged
to the bleak cold wind which was to be
expected In the northern peninsula This ,
however , did not deter a largo crowd from
being present around the stand built within
a hundred sards of the depot nnd the cold
apparently did not chill the enthusiasm of
these assembled Here Mr Hrjan wns jirc-1
senieil nith a badge of national colors sur-1
mo intcd by a crown of silver from a citizen |
who expressed hlmcclf as being "For Dryan
now , for McKinley In 1S90 "
Mr Bian said In part "Somebod } has
said that cveiybody Know * more than any-
bnd } , ird when wo get an opinion of a i
majoilty of the people vvo get as near the ]
oplnio.i of cvervlody as } ou can o'Jtatn In j
governments and In this campaign we are
submitting our cause to tl.e judgment of the '
American people I have been criticised so ,
nianv fines for traveling around among |
the p'oplc , bit , my friends. I do not k'lovv '
where a candidate Is going to go It } oii do I
not allow bin to go among the people who
mo tu vcte for him There Is no other i lice
that 1 can go and feel at home If I w re
to go and v'slt the headquarters of a tiust. |
1 thej would put me out If I were to try to
n.aku my home with the sndlcate that hai
be.'n bleeding this government I could not I
sta > lo'ig and the people at e about the on ) } I
I ones to whom 1 can go anil not foci my j
' coming -will beunwelcome. . If a candidate
Is to meet the people he must go to them
or they must como to him nml times are bo
hard andei the gold atnndird that I had to ;
co-no to } ou I do not think It Is undignified
for a cand'd'te for offlci > to discuss public j
questions before- these who are to vote 1 ,
do not think It Is undignified for a. man to
tell the people what he believes and what
he stands for In going about over
the counlr } , 1 am not hc'gglng
. proplo to vote for me. I have lee high nn
opinion of Iho right to vote I have too high
Ian opinion of the intelligence of the voter
' to nsk hi n for his vote ns n personal favor
I This Is not a matter of personnllt } , my
, friends Candidates stand for policies , nml
' vou vote for candidates because } ou want
' the policies for which they stand I stand
for an American financial Bstcm. for the i
right of the American people to nttcnd to j
their own business nml I am entitled to the |
votes of these who believe with me" i
The opposition was out In force nt Ishpein-
Ing v.hen the DO an party arrived tlieic I
There was a large ciowd to listen to the
candidate but It waj not enthusiastic lib
speech WHS applauded but little There wnsi
a big republican rail } on nt which WashIngton - !
Ington Gardiner was to speak. Mr Ilij.in
had concluded his addicss and Timothy
Tnrnsley had been speaking a fevmomenta
when the republican club's band approached
preached Mr Tarnsloj , who stood Imme
diately In front of Mr Bryan , turned to
the nominee and addressing himself more
particularly to him said "I am Infoimcd
that band Is at the head of a so-cnlled Mc-
Ktnley club We nre very much obliged to
them and the people- who sent them out
for this kindly Interruption , but Inside of
three weck. < that band will be playing If
still In the same employment a ver } dlffei-
ent tune" Those about the stand applauded
this statement heartily nnd then Mr Br > an
was taken toward his car
Ncgaunco to a gicat mrnsuic , offset the
lack of warmth dlapla > cd at Ishpcmlng
Mr Bran had time there to pet on a plat-
for'm In the public square to thank the people
ple for their enthusiastic reception Ho wns
cliecrcxl nnd applauded until the train left
for Maiquettc , where It arrived ( shortly before -
fore 9 o'clock.
ltiill > Si-lii'iliilfil nl llnlvorii.
MAIVIJHN , la Oct 14 ( Special ) -The
republicans of Mills county have arranged
for a big political rally at Malvcrn tomorrow
both afternoon and evening It ) will ho the
Inigest political meeting held In this part ot
thu district Over thirty clubs have been Inv -
v Ited and the managers have arranged foi
special excursion trains from all palnU
within fifty nillrs of Malvern , at ono and
one-third fare , lion George D Perkins and
lion A. L Ilagcr sneak In the afternoon and
lion Spencer Smith nml Hon John Y
Stone In the evening In the evening there
will be a grand torchlight procession , In
which tbero vvlll he ecvetal hundred mil
formed aud mounted McKinley guards
Ono Ciuitllilnlrlii ) IH Coiiflilrnl.
IIAHKISBUKQ , Pa. . Oct. 14 Judse Me
Pherson handed down an opinion today de
elding C L Magce of Pltlsburu the re gulai
democratic candidate for the senate In the
Korty-thlrd district and deciding the ecr
tlflcato of James U O'Donnell who claimed
the nomination. Invalid ThU makes Magce
Iho ripubllcpu and dentotratlu nominee , and
leaves him without opposition
I'M I , TO STOP Til UN \ 1MOM. . Tl ( KIl'l
lovm SlUrr li.-ii I niitiliIn tlnUc. Tliplr
I'roli-ttl SllfU.
DRS MOIXHS Oct. II ( Special Telegram
gram ) The attornrvs foi the sliver de-no
t-ral'c ' ernimlttee today applied to th" ills
trict court for a writ of rertloYarl to brlnj ,
the matter of the gold democratic ticket
Into court The board of appeals , vvhlcn
1111.4,1 decide whether tickets may goon the
ballot , consists of tl-e secretary , auditor and
attornc } genet al of the state 'Iho board
decided that the gold ticket tould so on
undi-r the name of national domociatlc
ticket Now the eo.nmltteo demands that
the members of the board bo hi ought Into
court , tint the proceedings may be- reviewed
ami the court determine If the members
of the board weie not so prejudiced as to
he unable to give n fall eoli.sldciatlon to
the silver nun s protest The Inw does not
provide fo - biieli nil appeal from the bond
and the rouit cannot take anv action It
was found that all the members of the
board vtre out of the. clt } and the writ
could not be scrvid Tomonow Is the last
day for filing paper ) und the tickets will
bo at "lice certified to the county auditors
ami therci will bo no further opportunlt } to
push the coi-tc-U
MMH-N vrnn "IM KII I iTLicANs , n .
Colonel llr cMnrliliti- Will \ utiipriir
in tlir Ilitllol UN it li > inor.il. .
ntANKI'ORT Ky.Oct 11 The Sevcn-
tei D'h district republican committee met
here today and irsolvd Itself Into n con
vention nnd nomlnnted W C P Brcckln-
rl l o as the paitys candidate for congicbs.
This mean- , that the na-jio ot Colonel llrcck-
Inildge. who has already be-on Humiliated
b } the national democints , vvlll go under the
upuhllr.aii dc-vlco on thu ballot It nlso
prnotli illy Insures the election of the cx-
congrohsman after ono term of private life
following the disclosures of tno famous scan
dal that defeated him In his race lor re elec
tion two } ears.ago By a ic-mnikuble sti-aif'-
fastnihs of purpose Colonel Hieol inridge has
lived down the dl- race that Involved his
hoiioied name anil the stor } of two } cars
ago Is seldom icfcrrcd to by his opponents.
i. ocx i , itttf.v ITIIS.
Born , October 13 , to Mr. and Mrs J J
Cobry , 311 Notth Seventeenth stieet , a
daughter
Buiglars entered 1) } ball's candy store at
1513 Douglas street Tuesday nl ht and se
cured about 520 from tlu cash drawer
Mrs James Ultcl le , who was In jilted Tues
day by being tin on n fiom a buyg } la rest
ing comfoitabl } and it Is now thought bin ;
vvlll speedily recover.
City Treasuier I > Jwanls has iccelvcd can
celled bonds amounting to $00 . ' 00 from New
York 'I his winds up all thu bonds foi
which renewal hon Is weio Issued , cxci-ut
$10.500 , vvhle'i vvlll be cancelled this mouth
C Lovegrecn was arrested last night foi
attempting to pasj counteifcit money. He
visited a silicon at 21J.2 North rwent-fouith
stieet ami nflei ordering a drink offend In
payment a had Hllvt > r dollai He- will he
tinned over to thn fidcial officers
II R Bcchtel and W B Brown wore ai
ipstcd at the Third ward polling booth foi
violating the election laws by pcddlln , ; Ihr
tickets of candidates One of the candidates
for council Intcrfcictl in behalf of Brown
and was arrcatcd for Interfering with .in
ofllcer.
Mary Jones In In the woman's quarters ni
the police station charged with the larcen }
of a silver bracelet from Annlo Bush , who
lives nt Hlnventh and Howard btreets She
admits having taken the jewolrv but sa } .
bho consldeied Itof no value The bracelet
IB valued at 50 cents b } the owner
TIIIIII : : vi'iiiT"iinnvri iiJ'i.
Wlthdiavv.iH of $234 > OU In < o n mil flllOO
In I.UH linvtH tht- gold rtboivc In the treas
ury at JIJVI ! ) CM
COIIMO Id itol Imndl oldt rs' committed Is
rirBiiul7liiK tt > oppose ther.oulHvlllci , Nov.
Altnny Ac Chicago reorK-ml/iuloii plan
Into nation il OrxiinU ition of runners'
Institute Woikerw IH In HeiMan In Chlc-igo
foi the purpose of forming pc-rin incut or-
llobert A CmHh hns boon appointed pout
master at St I'uil Minn , In sucroxslon to
Ileniy A C'ustlo This ends n long eont < - mover
over thu ollUe-
I'ore-st llri'f aredcvnHtui * Han CI ibrlel
rese'rvc and Ihn Interior department him
ut-kul the Wai di-iurlinunt foi the aid of
troops In lighting the Ilimos
Mr . Colonel Vcrnon of Ht-d Key Ind
polHonetl her two Hinull c hlldren nnd tl'or
jwulloivul a dlmn'fl vvoith ur morphlno 'Iwo
of the tit r to vvlll certainly die-
Mnrlno National hunk or Dululli linn HUS-
liiipded and the bank examiner IH In char it
Thn bank's capital Is | 0iOO No Htatemcrit
has berii Hmi.d Tillurf vv i < iui l by
-I > w i iitli i I ii iiul it Id vvl hdr ivv H
\ \ 1' Hiunliuii S lunkiT mil ll in ' .I
n - . . ofJiim in \ \ IH who has ilNippi ind ,
11 ! l Ilil'tlillis or JHIHH > O
Si W.IKIdNpoidiloii w.itir Illlnilon
Htnet pivln ; anil vvnlnr , > plv will IM ilr < -
i imsi'd bv Ami'ilc-in Kocti-t } of Muni. [ > il
Imp'ovement now In ' < slonit C'hlt IK >
Kk-Piiuitoi T W Perry died at ( .raiul
Ilivin. Mlih of piril } Is , ajjetl I'l 1ms-
d iv \fiiliit , ' hi > was given a hvpotli rmli In-
Jor Ion und ' i-mi d to fill mlitp In tlio
i innrnliiK ln > was diiul
Wt-slern t'nlon Htoikholders met anil n--
- > d old illiifttirH Ito -.til G ItoNtou
i nnd i : II P ihliiM Jr vsere chosen In till
I v u illicit- " i until bv the ileit'i of Ausllii
I Corbln and Goore 1JII it
Sinta IV fust Cjllfornla iinln wrvlrp vvld
Inrcsiinicd Nov-inber 1 ' ! lie tr.iln will
le HIriile.igo ivti } We-ilucudav und Sntur-
d inml ai liveIn ( 'lilt mo ever } Moniliy
and Tltuistliy The tlmciaeli vv i } liolwioii
Chlcaro mil l.os Angeles will ! > < "t'Viiiiy-
tvv o hour.i
VlrMuln Singleton Ilronn , d iiightt-r of
ex-Goveinor Brown of Ki ntucliy , wut mir
rln ! lo M ijnr ( "b tilts Alfnil Booth of th
qu irti nn isti I's depn tint-lit of tinfi H , 1
Slnti-s n i in v with ln'iidiimrters | ul Si
l.onl" Ml s Itroun | 9 .1 beautiful bloiiilu
nn I a bi litof LoulsvllV sot-le'ty
Three women , Miss Ilos ille l.oew Mrs
12 S Wt-rnor and Mr * , AnneltiHn ii >
lave bi't'ii .ippolntitl ri'ielverrt In unp-
| iiinentar ! } iiionedliiRs In Insnlvt IIP > ! > i
NfW Yorlc jinlRi' The amounts lnvol\nl
.iro snuill but this Is the tlrm time vv mini
Iiavt ) evi-r been appointed In New \erk to
po-ltlon.
Oold at Havana l > at a pinmlum nf ir. %
per cent ovi-i Spanish lunk bl'ls.
Culi in Insurgents have blown up twenty
nilU"i of railroad ne.ii Neuvltns with t tr. o
tlii unite Klu.'la
Pr Kiivbtir. director of the r rnmn
colonl il olllcihas retilpned ac. orilinK to
.an aniiounccinent In the Frankfurt , r / < \ -
turjr
I'liinic hns formall } notlfli'il Hit 1 il Is'i
c mb insy in I'.irPi th it extradition of 'I \ i
vvlll not li' giantctl anil itiat Tnaii will
liu 1 1 leased
1'ilit'H of wheat In India onllnur t 1 m
und dlspati lus from Simla to tin I. i.l . i
Times stuto that thenli M ffuud mul\
for Hut out' in and Anuile.in grain it t t\vn-
poieanil Di'lhl
N irrl Afisialis nttiie'npil fiiiinri si i Ion on
Qtu-ttn i lilvva" in linluc-hlstan. Idllln < i-
tlrt ) st tlf except the -Uai'oii inusttivtto
lo"l an aim It Is mipposcd tht * liojlim
arose fiom a f ion tier ufeputi-
I'le.sldi-nt Sli C Hlvors WIlHon of thn
Oriiitl Tiuuk ut lompinv'H a.inuil nn t
IIIR tnltl lUorkioldt-is when Mc-I'lnl } is
e'ltetid liusllitst will icvlv'i ) nutl all r.oilh
Amr-rle-iu roadt will leap the1 hem til i'i
ilcnlrd IK- was A.ni rlt-anlzln tlic ru id uul
announced no itt-oi stimtlon iiphi nuvunilcl
be corsUluri-tl Thlepmt vv IH udop'eil
fioncrals Pilnu-r und ISiicknei. with tl i Ir
wivca , tombed Columbia , 'IVnu , } < si r-
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of Ittv .1 1' Iliunt , who wltntlnv
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