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    THE OMAHA i DAILY BEE.
ESTABLISHED Jl 2sE 11) , 3571. O3LAIIA SATUttDAT MOHXECG , .TU E 10. 1S07 TWELVE PAGES. SINXrLE COPT JTtVE CENTS.
DEATH IX A TORNADO
Fctir Yocag UTIE Are Etcrifioed to tie
. VTind's Tory.
FIVE OTHERS ARE SEBKUJStY INJURED
InrtitBtioa fer FeeWe
I DL , the Sosas ,
f' MANY ARE BURIED IS RUIN'S OF A BARH
EtGRL Panes oa aai it it Taarid More
Lives Are Lost.
SMALL CYCLONE BREAKS LOOSE IN IOWA
Sllulit nnttince Hone In Ylrlnltj of
Itn.e Hill nnil O Lnloo n I > e-
klitiftlie Stiiriu * In Keu-
tucl ? nuil Imllnnsu
MNCOLN , 111. , Jane IE. A tornado which
'ptfc-d over the central and southern portions
ol Logan county this efterneoa destroyed
thousand ! of dollars' worth o ! property and
completely detnollthe'd the row barn on tbe
farm of tbe Slate Institution for tbe FwWe
IMinded. Twenty-tix persons ste-king refuge
from the storm t > e.e barled In tbe debris.
Pour of the refugees , boy pupil * from Chicago ,
were take-n out dead , rive others were te-
ve-rrty injured , oae of whom , the farm ru-
Vfrinttndent , will probaWy die. The dead
artSYLVESTER
SYLVESTER BAKER.
J\MES O'CRIBN.
NEAL M'KENZIE.
CASTLE LE BARON.
AH the- above are twpilf of InrtHutioa- -
Tbe lnjurt < d :
Jactb Wiltnot. farm superintendent , will
probably die.
Kerry Borger.
William Wllbelm.
Walliam Fisher.
All tre pupils , severely brulced and cut ,
but will probably recover.
Lemuel Gleason , attendant , serious inter
nal Injuries , may die- '
At S 45 tbis afternoon a tornado was Etes
approaching tbe city from tbe wjutbwett
The State Institution for tbe Feeble Minded
containing over TOO inmates , ten-med to be
dlre-ctly in tbe path of the storm aad strin-
pent measures were quickly taken to prevent
& panic The roofs of several buildings were
oerr.Ed away and much damage was done
abcut the grounds , but tbe TOO inmates were
tinder jirfect control of the attendants and
the threatened panic and great loss of life
rwas averted.
The tornado passed on to the northetrt
touching next on the farm aad stock ban
connected with tbe irylum , three miles dis-
tint In the cow barn wtre huddle-d twenty
tux persons , incluflia ? the puperlntenden
jiurJs aad aa attendant. The barn wai
R-rencheid from Its foundation and torn U
pieces. Four of the jmpEswere Instzull :
lilled- The others , with tie exception of thi
tuptnntendent , escaped serious injury ant
H ere fhorilj rescued from tbe debric.
Tiio ton-ado passed on to the northeast
dclngpreat damage , the extent of vhicl
in cot know n. Tbe etorm divided into sec
licas and covered awide territoryJt 1
feared iiat the lots of life will be greatl :
enlarged when reports are received froa
outside the city.
SLIGHT DAMAGE IN IOWA.
OTTUMWA. la. . June IS. A email cy
clone passed over Rose Hill , a village ii
Keokuk county , this afttrnoen. touching th
pround in ueveral place * Jurt outside th
Jow-n. The damage done was confined t
trees tnd outbulldiags.
Another cyclone of somewhat greater violence
lence patsed six miles east of 0kcloo&c
Its path was over two mile ? in length an ,
about fifty yards in width. The damage wa
tligh' however , being c-onfined to fence *
trees and outbuildings.
KENTUCKY HIT HARD.
LOUISVILLE. June IE A t-evere wlni
etorm parsed over thU city between tbi
bourt cf 5 aad C this morning. Considerabl
damage was done to property , but no live
were lost In several cases houses wen
blown down and others unroofed , but in n
Instance was there a fatality , although i
cumber sustained Injuries.
Re-ports from ccatral and e-istera Kentuck
ladlcate that great damage has been don
lo crops- Tie wheat fields have been lali
low farm house : * and bamc were wreckev
ind ferrt-s de-stroyed.
At English. Ind. . tie court bouse was dam
crcd to tbe extent of K WO. A eoutbtoun
J-Wnon train , eicbt mile * beyond Blooming
ton 11.3. was ( truck by llgbtaln ; ; and tb
ibakra up ievertJy. Conducto
was painfully iajurcl. but will re
cover Lster as tbe trcln was ncarlng Gat
bvic led it ran into a Urge trt < e that ba
tx-en Down across tbe track and the c-ngio
ttat badly damcced.
Jt-St-mmvitle tbe damage was rllgbi
wl.lo N TH Altiany it is estimattid thi
(10 < < 40 worth of dauuge wat done to prut
erty but no live * were lot-
Tvo fatuhutfc are. retorted near Iriisj
ton Ky
Oi oslte In-lngton. Ky. . in Indiana , tt
rctiaenee of Jebn Sui-ehU , a farmer , wi
an-d.ed by tbe wind tt-J a srn .at girl u.
ro liadlj irjBrt by tbe falling tlmbei
tb t she .n rd but a few hours.
STORM IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juce IS. Lster rrturi
received from both tbe north and wetter
jionloot of tbe stale indlretr that lat-t clgbt
H : TD wbicb did not rease until moruin
dl3 much damage. A trfr nni from Greej
cxfctlr raje that reports from the e-ounu
ur 'o iiooc tbow that lu-ge quanlltii <
va'uablc t'raber we * # dettreyod larce tr < i
It rt ; tw ttid off at their roott. Srtef.
Urcc ticrrs were struck by llgbtBlng Oi
tt Haiabrirk'c Etatioo. rAotalolug some la
uatle live Kwli. wtt dc > ureyi-d. At Roche
tcr Prpwnt-burg. aud Wabatb. tbe dams ;
t . he-my to farm pr&i > erty. At Valparati
K iravy hailstorm , accompanied by a big
, v.i , 1 did a gnial deal of daaiaee < c LI I Kloi
of jmperty The Albany lumber Oftiujitiij
tbtii we-e blown down at Muacie , and t )
Albary Bottle works wai uuroofed atifl riila
jieys ecd stacks blow a down T < J- | * nt at
Ulrra ; > h 4 < fc tre all dovs. The nil
Glass wrrkc were dtojej-i-d aud tb Vnti. r
Oeine of Mr Stnut is damaged b } UrktiiLa
MINT1E. lod. . June U. Tins * - -IBE ,
the Pirag. n Paper mill at Eaton uis blow
in during tbe fctorai t 4ay. Fwtr rtritoir ai
r < 'i > orted burled in tbe drbrie. Tbe IOM i
property U J2i 8. Tbe roof MI ibe Eatt
Window glts vixrkFMIF liftt < d off aad au <
daange on other projKn > vn Aoae
Ia Munrie tbe norm 4unage vill aaMMu
to t-rveral thousand dollars. Several lari
roofs were lifted , ajueeg ibeao Wteg tbit i
thfe Hannau Uullding.
" / SEDALIA IS STRUCJC.
ST LOUIS , June IK A HrejU u > U
Jlepubllc from S dalta. Uu tax
Tbe tuwc was t luted by a feerie eta-trie
ax a wind ttorta tLu rvt-e.Bi ; Ttu.pcvi
touia of tSi * St-iiiUa EU < .tr c Lieh ; ti
Power rompMjy wu * * track by lICBtntnc and
all of the dratmoc mined , leivlnc t > e city'
without ttieet llchtt tMicbt aad stopping
the cart on all of the tlx car liars. A ose-
ttory brick reiuwaat en Mala s.tr 4 wa *
blown down A number of fro ill frame
tmUiinci wr twlttnJ ff tifir fovodaUoac ,
KBUe fruit , lied * and ornamental trees in
all | * rU of the city were broken flown.
MI Mil lK V TOWNS HIT IIV TUHVIDO.
Ilnlldlnc * fletnoll lie < 1 nn < 1 ei ernl
I'eople erlon * ] ) Ilnrt.
MONROE. Neb. . Jane IS. ( Special > Thte
t wn wit vmtt-4 by t flir ric 4 temado last
nlRhtIt first KrtKk U.e Maugbttr b ut
tvae-btlf tnilf wmth of tews , which wtc
toaprrtely 4aotlebe4. Next in the path
was S. W. Ucbtaer'f lunber Je < whk *
trut varoe e4. Ju&t oerta of this ttoed the
t wa h .n. which was bietra from It ? loaE-
dstlrn to th * w rtCharlei Krlley" ? hart.
vta blown down , and Mi'l further wet the
boufie ocmpK-d by Pe-ter Follne wa carried
Lway. The eatt htlf of it. In which hi * wife
wti. tleepltm. WES completely dfiaolitlifd ,
petis of it being carried half a mile. The
wotnit wan otni-d five or tit reds and e -
raped -with only a tllcb' bruise. Preceding
tbe wlLd wee a heavy rain , with rome h&Il.
The rata ill do much good to crojs , . which
were t'tcUinlnc to fcuSer.
NORFOLK. Neb. June 15. < Spex-ial )
Quite a threau-niag ele-ctrical storm visited
Norfolk tt about I o'clock last night. The
small end of a twitter ftruck a heavy six
teen-foot sidewalk near the Union I'acific
track ! at > d threw it with great force ! ( . * * feet
across the street against the Norfolk TradIng -
Ing company's implement buildlac. smash
ing a wagon and rome machinery on tbe
- all : and tearing down two electric light
poles heavily wiredA. . K- Leonard and
Loomis McKlm were on their way home
aad reached the walk Just in time to lie
caught , mixed up ia the wreck aad hurled
across the street and very severely brulned
Mr. Leonard received a cut oa the temple
and fuSrrexJ Intense pain all night from
ntemal injury , while Mr. McKlm got a
number of cuts aad had his aakle badly
pralned. No bnlldincs were injured and
no other datnace r parted.
OCONEE , Neb. , Jui.e IS. { Special > A
severe wind last night blew down a bare
of H. B. Finnlmore. rf.aln and hall fol
lowed. The rein will be of great benefit to
tb * grain cropi. Strawberries were slight ] }
damaged by the hall.
WAHOU , Neb. . June 3 . { Special. ) Abcut
10 o'clock last night this section wap visited
a heavy wind storm. For a time it wt
Impossible to distinguish objesci * across tbt
t-treet oa ai-tount of the dutt and debris.
Some little damage was done to property ol
different kinds. The grand stand at the ball
was uuuofed and badly wrecked , and a
of thf fence was destroyed. A nsm-
r of fruit tr were blown down. No rale
fell.
fell.FREMONT.
FREMONT. Neb. . June 1S { Special > A
evtre wind and -electrical storm passe-d over
this city about 10 o'clcck last night , coming
up from the exiuthwet. For a few minutes
the wind blew very herd. A lew trees were
blown down and some damage doae to roofe.
Northwest of town it was more severe. Nc
damag- has l > een reported , however except
from trees being blown -down. Not a drop ol
rain fell.
MALMO. Neb. . June IS. { Special. ) A
heavy gale passed over this section last
evening , causing the dust to ripe in clouds.
No rain fell. No damage was doae by tht
wind.
OSCEQLA. Neb. . Juns IS. ( Special ) -
Pecple here were considerably alarmed
about 1 o'clock last nigM at the big blacl ;
clouds. There was quite B big wind ani
some hail , but the only damage was to knork
off someof the fruit where the trees Imae
full.
full.FENDER.
FENDER. Neb. . June IS. ( Special ) -
Lightning struck the house of Bert Dowat
"
ia thir city Jst night , Icnocking t > S thi
chimney ind demolishing the plastering anil
inte-rior Cnuh in nearly every roam in the
Steve Snjder and family were oc
cupying the housa at the time , and were ir
bed whea the bolt scrack. One of the bed !
stood immediately under tie chimney whici
was Etruck. but no one was nurL
MILFORD. Neb. . Jane 1& . ( Speisl > .A
Eeiere wind storm passed ot r this localit ;
between P and 11 o'cltok last eiening. Iu
approach wan signaled by a roaring waicl
was heard a number of miles away. Littlf
damage is reported. The High school build
ing was rlightly damaged. Some tretswen
blown over , beehives ups < et and outbulldingf
tilted over.
LYONS , Neb. . June IS ( Special. ) Then
was a terrible wind and rain Etorm east ol
town last night. Nearly all the windmill !
in the path of the storm were blown down.
Several large groves were badly damaged
The clouds Itst night were the most threat
ening for a tornado for some time. Thi
wind shifted to the four points of the com-
pars in lets than half an hour. The clondi
were almost to the ground and tbe wini
blew very hard while It was making th ;
changes.
TleinnrknlileVentlier Condition * .
INDIANAPOLIS. June IS. A remarkabli
weather condition prevailed here this morn
ing. After s. half Inch of rainfall during thi
night the- temperature at CIO a. m stood a
T2 ; at 7 a. m. it had riten to kt < and at !
a m. had dropped to Ti. At 7 a. m. thi
temperature at Chicago registered 5C. whili
at Louisville itvis tea degrees warmer
These unurual differences called out tele
glares asking for verification of the figure
from the Washington and Chicago Weathe :
bureaus.
Cjelcne tektro } Preneh VtlliiKe * . .
PARIS. June IK A cyclone twept eve :
tbe villages of Bexons and Colombes , neai
thlc city , this afternoon. Houses collapsed
tr ti ere torn up. telegraph wires wen
broken. Mveral people injured and mnci
general damage doneAt Asnire * tbe cy
clone orke d havoc. Three persons wen
killed and twenty seriously iajure > d.
It is eitimttud that throughout the dis
trict over which tbe cj clone moved at lean
twenty persons were kille-d and ninety in
jurt d.
e in Nurili t'lirollnn.
CHARLOTTE. N. C . June 3K. At C o'clocl
this evetlns a cyclone rwtpt ok-er Weet Eui
ham. Tlie Baptut rhurrh ut * blowc Sow :
The larse t-tx > ugi > warebouw of tbe ETK- !
cctttiB milU WSE Movrn dowa. aad the sloe'
of c-otton rlothr ttored theie wat Miake
with rain. The luc is ooncldetrible. N
'
fatalities are reperte-d.
Druttned ( Int.
WINNIPEG. Men . June IS. D5 p tcbe
irem the nest report teriout Soois and
cloudburst west of Calgary , in Ibe Hoplr ,
rnCHinttlnr. The Fuburbt of CaSgary ar
cubBKu-rel. fifty families made hrmriert an
reveral bridge * w&tbeJ aw y.
Violent Mil riil" in < | iniii.
MADRID , June 1E > Violent hall aofl rail
itenat have swept tb ? province of Sagovii
in tbe old Crwje > dlwrirtCnl < s hive ! > - .
ruined. IIOUKM Hood * 4 tnd fault aod goel
away by tbe 9cods. Tie in-ople ar
I'enr * of n rjrlcine.
COLUMBUS. 0Juo * IS. CjtlonJe cc4i
tiwi * < Lkt beteTbeie .ere uidtcctWicf-
evert nonn Thr BWIT [ . .Ubnve built
SlBMl tkU lnfor ufctiwi , roeWrtid froai tb
total ucetber bureau.
,
ClUCAOO. June It O lja tiort
of tt * Social IXeUMK-nu-y tv&t bid Uwlay , a
tbe kjirfauvt raauuitie * wliicti is Sras
IDS tli caAtliuiJo and tirUanas tu
to.Tt , BMfeH , \ .
tb l.
toauonvw : Ttoe demon-Bcr
> b * tb * lot &i uuiuns. t bf lie lic-j to
! JMIKBH' of Mi The loial ui.of win
, uij the Mate brj4whts. tUe k-Uite otRauIn
! tfeM tbe waUowd euun < ii vbirfa will Ii
jiwv ! < a. acriooal buaid. Ttiir u < d
i w-14 * tbe real cvnimri of tlw denocran
lit ulU Hcct ottSt rt s > foUovc : Ctu > irma
{ rire rLairnum. t crrta.r > . ir. anur < r ant ] M
i ur pemuiutiii i.iniM airier
tia'.l In it. l-bl ms I'Wa.v *
Hi ttr.t'i w i ) l Jenie < l fn i ii. uusait
i.in fvc tiKt aw jnt.ual ; r &t } > itk tai
u-u to ittcurrent
current tiprutt * ol it
' Of&tX.
PROBE THE TOBACCO TRUST
Trial of OScert , Irdicted for Omrpirac.r ,
Ecopeas.
INSIDE WORKINGS BROUGHT TO LIGHT
TeMlmony Snbmltted 51iort that tlie
Coinlilnatlon Hnlrdnlth tin Iron
Hand IMnr Gnrnr of
Preere-Ont. t /
NEW TORK. June IS. The trial of the
offleers of the Amertoin Trteoe ceaapany ,
indicted for alleged coarrHrtcy under the
aatl-tmit ! > of this state , was rerunaefl
today. Theodore E. Allen as recalled by
the prosecution tad afli-d again concern
ing his suit agaiast the defendants at the
time of the formation of the no-called trust
lor pommls.sk > as taraed. as allest-d. ia bnng-
Jng the companies togtthtr. He dc-clared
that all differences had rlace l > eea amicably
a4jutted aa < 3 teat he was now on good
terms vlth all of them.
Aa attempt on the part of the prosecution
to bring out evidence as to the methods of
the trust prior to 15.SO was objected to by
Mr. Chojte and the objection wts FuetalneS
The -n-iiness. Mr. Alhn testified that in con-
trf.aJoa Mr. Duke , previous to the foriaa-
Uoa of the combination , told him it cost his
firm K'Ot ' for advertising in 15.S.S. Glnter
told him it cost his firm fEoO.W'O lor advertis
ing the same year. There was eome talk ts
to the remedy lor competition.
Upon crosr- < lamination the witness said
that the conf-olidatioB was formed for the
purptse of ewaomy in the manufacture of
cigarettes He had received a letter from
Allen Ginter on September C , 1SS9. in which
the firm stated that they were averse to
joining a trust in the literal meaning of
the ttrm. but if other companies were con
sidering a combination they might be in
duced to join in the plan Witness fetid that
the prisest price of cigarettes vas 15 per
cent ICES than it was -ahea the companies
were doing business independently.
Mr. Fuller requested that the witness pro-
dace in court tomorrow a letter which he re-
ctl\t3 from Einstein i Townstnd on May
" . liS > 7. asking him to lend his aid to the
prosecutionHe WEE also asktd to produce
a copy of the letter he seat in answer. Mr.
Fuller occupied more than an hour putting
questions relative to trade marks and their
value to manufacturers to the witnet * . all
of which was ruled out.
GAME OF FREEZE-OfT.
Peter Hauptnjann of the firm of Petei
Hauptmann k Co . dealers and Jobbers In to
bacco and cigars , was called after Mr. Allen
had become t-o wearied that he asked to b
excused for the day. Hauptmann firm does
business in St. Louis. He testified that pre
vious to lf.93 his firm handled about 15,003.-
000 trust cigarettes yearly , la 1E83 he bough :
clcarettes from the National Cicarette com
pany , and afier that tie American Tobaccc
company refused to fill his orders , claiming
that he had violated the agreement by w hich
the trust held the Jobbers. He went to the
5t Louis hetdquarttrs of the American To
bacco company and had a conversation wtt
Mr. Brown. The latter told him that he
must quit telling Admiral cigarettes or the
trust would quit selling him the goads o !
ite manufacture. Brown told him the Ameri
can Tobacco company Bold S7 or 9S per cent
of all tie cigarettes manufactured in the
country and did not tee why he would no :
sell trust geode exclusj-iely. He was told hj
Mr. Brown that if he stuck by the trust he
would fcfcll 22000.W > 0 cigarettes.
Witcts.8 WBE asked by District Attcmej
Olcott if he gave in to Mr. Brown and replied
that he did not. A letter seat to the wit
ness by the American Tobacco company was
offered in evidence and read It was to tht
effect that the company felt constrained tc
discontinue sending him further goods tx-
eept at n prices without discountXol
until June , 1K C , WES the witness able tt
purchase goois of the American Tobaect
company manufacture. Spot cash had al
ways been paid by him for the trut : goods
The trust not only refused to sell him to
bacco , but he also was not allowed to bu ;
goods from other firms in St. Louis thai
handled the trust tigarettes. He ssid h <
"
never was an agent of the trust. Witness
was still in the witness chair when the cas <
was adjourned until tomorrow morning.
VKHl\ > Iv.MIX IS. . HONORED
W. L. Mnj Cliovrn T're Ideut of Amer
ican Kl liere A * ocinton.
DETP.OIT. Mich. , June IB. The Americai
Fisheries' association at today's testioj
adopted a resolution authorizing the chair
man to appoint one representative membei
of the society in cats state bordering on tb <
great lakes to form a commission to bring
about , if possible the enactment of uatfom
fiihing laws in all the lake states Paperi
were read on "Vertical Distribution of Lowe ;
Plants and Animals in Inland Lakefc. " bj
Prof. BL-ge ; on "The Fish Food Supply 1 :
Fresh Waer Lakes. " by Prof. Rtigshtn o :
Ann Arbor , and other papers on technical sub
jects wtre read and dlscureed. Omaha wai
selected for the next meeting , which wll
be held la July. ifcSE.
The following oncers were elceted : Preti
dent. W. L. May. Nebraska ; vice president
L. P. F. Ptabody. Wisconsin ; recording free-
retcry. . H. Whittaker. Michigan : cor
rtfposdlcg secretary. J. n Guockel. Oh
treasurer. L. D Huntiagton , New York
Executive committee , James A. Dile , Penn
EJvaola : E. E Bryant , Wisconsin ; A. M
Cheney , New York ; J. W. Titcomb. Vermont
J L. Pecton , Michigta , F. N. Clark. Michi
gan : Prof. S. A. Forbes Illinois.
Tonight the members left for a visit ti
the hatcheries at Paris , Mich. , as guests o
the SJichtgBD Central railroad.
iA ro\vniu
Three Men ninl n Horce Killed and lh
liulldlnKM Urr-rke.l.
W1NDSOK LOCKS. Conn. . June IK. A
1M o'doek this titcmoon a quantity o
powder ir a building attached to the plar :
of the Hartrd Powd r oomj.any at Hazard
ville exploded , and thne mtn and one bor *
vere killed. The dead arc :
RlCHAllIJ MAY.workman. .
D S- STRATTONtaKhaalc. .
it. W. PIERCE , orerteer of mill * .
All of the rnta were marritd and ha <
families The building in which the ex
plosion occurred , known a the eracke
boust was blown to pievet. Several othe
building * were slightly damaged and th
whale village was shaken.
JCKSUCOVICTHD OP
Wl rae In t'earl llr > nn Cake MnUe * i
Itnil Reeurii for Veraelt } .
CINCINNATI. June It A T > aae-Sur sp *
cial from S > ringfie4d. Ocays George Ii
1 Jack son , who becaoie famvus la tbe Pa ;
' Bryan murder trial by teriilying tbat b
j dreve tbe carriage ID which Seott Jackta :
I and Alonzo Wallioe o Ttyt < d ibtir rtrtii
' to tbe Kentucky nlrhlmds. where her boi
| vraj diaoovered. was today found guilty c
pea-Jury la e case where be bad clven
, BMicy la a criminal triU in *
State-ace has not bf n
i M > kterlonk nikaiip.
CLEVffl XD , O , June 1L Mrs. Black
' ma * of tWt dty. who tlauai to U : tlie wit
. of 13arn to , and hi left far London at u
4 ht iw rkf 4B * . bar rnytttriautlr < U tp
Mr d A lttr wh-tb < s malles in L.UO
dt shout * ix tks ajro , was reeiv3 b !
her daitrbter who rrridec in this titv l !
her l ur Mrs. IHackrnao s-ad ! ti t rhe woul
in a fe da M-t aii jor Jobatmetburc
Africa to aiteroM to eftsUihh btr idrntlt
as Bcr&atb'c : te Etnt-e that time ootbin ;
, has been heard from br aad the tbe TT a-
\aB < d by l > * tectu-e Selifsobn U that 6h
raet jth lou. play
o ( iinti
Impelleil > } orae rnkno\ir Poner lo
Unlk Awnr In tltt-fXlEht.
RAPJi. ' CITY. S D. , Jonf W'Spwitl ' >
Mist Ruth Ballry daughter o { Mr. and Mrs.
E. A Bailey , saddealj1' dlwiwarea from the
home of her parents. Search" * mtdt in
every Part of the clljat > 4 mecKabei of in-
qalry were wnt to th nHclibsrtag towae.
She was foanl at Hern est , a ton twenty-
two mtlti fwoth of thii 'tlty.
Wedwdty morning Itwa foun4 that the
plri bad DM orcapled her bed during the
tilchtA sheet was diKWtftrt-d tied to tbt
tdiost by meanr of which the had Ut her
self flows from the foot > d Mory to the
ground The tnorning mail broupht a letter
from the ailsfisc girl wlkh the bad wrltt < * B
herself from Hrrtaosa. Tie story she tells
is most distreiflag tailed. She rays that
when she attempted to retire the night be-
Jon some Inner rawer Impelled her to
letve her home as the 414 Two crit eyes
seemed to follow her at the hurried aloag.
the knew not where Ofttnttaet * he found
herself runninc to get away from her imac-
Inary pursuer. Most of the Jwirney was
made on the railroad trackA' latt she
reached a hou e in thj- outskirts of Hermopa
ery early In the morning , where the vat
alljwed to step hj 1 rr jin 'itr ' t rmentor.
She was taVen care of hy the woman of tie
house and in a thort time became rational.
She then wrote a letter to her parents ,
telllac of her experience , and was rdUr
brought home. It is thought that * be hac
been giving tog close attention lo her studies
and suCered from an ab rra'4on of the
miod. Miss Galley was a member of the
clcss which graduated from the High school
this month and is considered one of the
brightest in the class.
GHA.VTEI ) TO THH J-TATH.
I'nteut to Xenrlr TlionMind KOnen-
tlonul mid hitrltable Acreo.
PIERRE. S. D- . June IS. { Special ) The
land commissioner's ofhee has received a
psteat for SCI acres of educational and char
itable lands , all rituaied ic Edmunds county.
This brings the total patented lands of the
state to within Ko.lM tcres of the total of
6Sik.Ot-0 acre * granted to the elate by the
general government at the time of the ad
mission of the ate Of these different
grants not jet patented there are ye : to go
to the Stite university. MM acres ; School
of Miner , 4 IS acre * ; Detf and Dumb
school , 462 ares ; public building * . H.S > 00
acjts , Normal school 351 acre * ; Agricultural
college. 2P.107 acres : reform school. 4 acres ;
edn Biiona ] and charitable 16.654 acres
The "educational and ch&ntable" lands
granted to the state are crutslJe of the spe
cific grants to the various Institutions and
comprise 17i > 000 arret All of this which
has aot been patented 2CCS4 acres has
beea selected aad UK * sent in. Out of this
list 40.000 acres have bezn ajipartisaed to
the Springfield Normal school and 40000
acres to the Northern Hospital for the In
sane at Redfield. This Jeavta $ (1,000 acres
lor the use of any oher educational or
charitable institutions which may b ? estab
lished by the state The -work1 of selecting
lands will soon oe completed but il will
probably be several years lief ore the legis
lature apportions all the land to specific in
stitutions.
Deei lon l for the T < nvn hlp.
VERMILION. S. D. . June 1 18. { Special. )
Circuit court has adjourned , intil August 2.
Its time tras > taken Tip thu t-esslon inrith the
trial of two of the Riverside , reid cases. Alfred -
fre-d Newton tzatnst tow-cshlp cf Riverside
and Huch Langan agalnpt o wnship ol "River
side. There have been EiiX > f these tnals ,
and one case rtrnahrs. Lee tiPrends against
township of River-Fide. TiepiMcttlon arose
over the attempt -Riverside township lo
lay rosds through lands owned by Lee A :
Prentis. Newton and 1 .at gap , aggregating
seme 3.000 acres , lying sortb and south
throuch the middle of the towiAhjp along
Vi-nailioa river They are upi-d priccipally
for stock pnrpoi-es. Hoadt were asked and
resisted in both directions , aad larje darn-
aces jiskea. la every case the roaae have
been declared of public utility and in most
inrtances nominal damages t > aly were recov
ered. The litigation Is. practically ended tnd
the plaintifls find themselves taxed with
tome hundreds of dollars of casts UE the
fruits of the contention for damages.
He * eriwe * . the kotier Court ,
PIERRE , S. D- . June IB ( Special. ) One
of the opinions handed down by the court
yesterday is in a case coverlEg tre rights of
county officials in the employment of depu
ties. Toe case of THlolsns tgilcst Potter
county , ia which the decision was written
by Haney , is cae in which the treasurer em
ployed a deputy without ttie consent of tba
county commissioners. The boird refused to
allow the bills for the paymtnt of the dep
uty. and the treatu-er was his suit in tbe
circuit court Tbe higher court holds dif
ferently The opinion states that the treas
urer tea no right to employ help without
the consent of the beard offommisEioaere. .
aad his remedy was to bring suit to compel
them to authorize the employment of a
clerk or deputy. That tie law is plain and
the treasurei knew hu nghu m th * matter ,
and without the consent of the board of
commissioners he could only employ a deputy
out of his own salary , do tbe work himself
or resignTbe decision of the lower court
is r
fcheep Hertler Uroime l *
rXXCGLAS , Wjo _ Juae IS. ( SperlaL ) A
herder named Johnson was drow-ned
while bathing ia a deep peal in Box creek
nejir the ranch where be waa employed.
Three companions failed to notice that he
had disappeared in deep wtttr until too It.e
u cave his life A card was found in Joha-
tw E pocket showing tl-at be was csTyirs
? iOM insurance in a frz-.erntl Insurance
soc-iety.
Injured nuil > o One Venr.
DOl'CLAS ' , Wyo. . Juae IE. ( = 7cial j An
11 prouctlng party uoder Major Foate
found a fr < ehter name > MarUn OHvr Ijing
oa the prtirie dlftahlenl with t dlsiocatc-l
hip bone , having btea throws from hU her e.
Olner had lain twentj-faur hours whoc dlt-
coier. d and was tuZertng jtitense pain frora
tik injury. He KJJJ ttlta to Casjr * nd
riven BHidlcal attention. *
HninbiiM7'ront lor * tue Creek . -
DOVGLAS. tVjo. . June 36. ( Spe iaL )
Seie-niwn thoueeud raiaoow trout vtre re
ceived here Saturday by. ti ooco y clerk
art dUtributed in Tjipor Lijjrele and La
Beats creeks. The s'reac3 In the eastern
patt of the county will JJw Ct xtockesl .llr ,
Appointed lij G0rrrat > r Lee.
PIEHRE. SD. . . June It- Special Tele-
t Governor Le-e today . .appointed Dr.
G. W. OeUios of VeralMon e aoember of tht
| State Boatrd of Dentnl Extiplctrt.
I'OHAIvCK MAKCS A riCIIT.UX HAX.V.t
( lulj rarllnll > Succr * .JuI Iu ilir
Cleieliica I'rlranrlfk.
CLEVELAND. June 3S. Tbe rcpublieai
i priaary el ton for - tbe ca4memeut al
, M A Htcca lor ee&atorvia cat el the
meet bitterly ocmtesttrf pmc&rles ia tbe his
tory of the city. A fameaal fight t < Mwee
tbe Foraker forctt. rep-eKbated by Mayw
MrKiuoa. ccd the HtraE force * had Inei
j jin iiJtBtbd. In order to { nme-fiatrate tieii
tiekes in tht fie i. ? n c slate WM
broken by the Pwaktr aer. bat tbe Itpta'a-
Ute dilfgitiaa seaunatfrd mil bswever. TOU
for Mr. Hints lor Uattud Este ec tor i <
next N
of Oeean Vefctelk. June IS.
, At New York-Arr + wxl-Oarabrian. frera
LoBdon. St. LoutB. froei B.utliimptoa.
. At Lir n > ooJ SaiUrf Caiaietdit. ior Bos
ton.
ton.ti
/ti Rotterdani aU < J-M adam. for JCen
York ,
M < irt > ourc-&aUt J-N raiaujOi. lot
, New York.
: At yuc , n 'j n Amv 4-Etrurt , Ironi
I New Tork. for LlvcrpaU.
SPAIN MUST COME TO TIME
aad Indemtiiy for Dr.
Deati.
MINISTER VOODFOSD TO DEMAND THIS'
Receive * Definite InMruetlon * from
l're lilent MeKlnle ? on Thin Point
M'lln MUM Vleia to Kt.rct-
] lu Cake < if Reunl.
LONDON Jane IE. Tbe Washington tor-
ref.TODdent of the Dally Chronicle declares
tb > t rre 44ent McKlnley has In'tnsctcd
G -tril Stewart L. Woodford , tbe minister-
titvl to , Spain , to denziad reparation and
indemnity lor the death of the late Dr. Rnlr
and to intimate to Spain that if the refuM. &
to grant fret-dora to Cuba tie must l e pre-
; * rfd to } iild to force , which wo ld me a
Urge sacrifices of men an * money.
The Diily Chronicle. Ulwllag e-ditorlill }
to tbe receipt cf this dispatch , sajt : "We
wait for confirmation before commcatlag
upoa the startling communication- ' "
i'iti\ci : or WALK * AT UI.\MII.
Preoldeo nt Iliini'inrt nt tlie Iititerlnl
lu > tltnte.
LONDON , Juae IK. The prince of Wale * ,
as president of tue Imperial inttitute. pre
sided o\er a btnquet gHen by the instl-
tule this eveairg to tbe colonial premiers.
Among those present we re the mertjuis ol
Salisbury , the Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamber
lain , tecretary of state for the colonies :
ihe t-ari ol Kimberly. the marquis of Duf-
ferin. Lard Ripon. Lord Lansdowne , tbe
marquis of Lome. Lord Rosebery. Mr. * V "il-
fred Laurier the Dominion premier ; Mr.
Whiteway. the premier of Newfoundland :
Baron Rothschild. Lord Lion Pla-fair. Sir
Donald Smith , the Canadian high commU-
cloner : the archbishop of Canterbury and a
splendid array of men of high rank in the
army. aavj. church and civil service , with
a spriakliag of literary. tcieafiSc aad arttetir
notables-
After dinner the prince of Wales proposed
tbe "Health of tbe Queen " In a felicitous
i-pe-ech be referred to tbe approaching Ju
bilee celebration , adding that be had no
doubt they would receive the familiar toast
with more acclamation even than was usu
ally the case- This was followed by pro
longed cheering waving cf handkerchiefs and
cries of "God bless her. " the entire com
pany ftanfliac "I bee you , " the prince
saii "to drink with me her aeslth , congrat
ulating her tiot only upon her diamond Ju
bilee , but upon her record reign. "
This was followed by renewed outbursts
of cheers the band reps-ating tbe music
of the national anthem Amid the enthusi
asm the prince called for "one cheer more. "
This was givem only to be follawed by an
other , and that by a third.
AIIRIVAL OF BAKVATO'S 11ODV.
rtemnln * of the * nlclde Taken Ashore
nt SoutUninjiton.
SOUTHAMPTON. June IR. Oa the arrival
of the British stesmship Scot today with th ?
body of the late Barney Btrrato , tbe core
ner's ofarers wntaboard to ascertain E to
the necessity of holdinp 'an inquest. Tie
inquest was held and the Jury returned a ver
dict of death from drowning while tempo
rarily insta * ! .
The arrival of the steamer eoaSrms the de
tails already civ-o at to the mana r in which
Barnato met his deathHe was feeling very
poorly when tie vessel left Capetown , tnd
oftca talked quite irrttioaally. The passfn-
gere subscribed 100 to Mr. Clifford , who
tried to rescue him.
i Sir Gordoa Sprigg. r" ° aler of Cape Colony ,
, who waf a passenger . the steamship Scot
t.ays that -alien Mr. Barnato first came into
the saloon for his meals he was nuiet and
sociable , but his meads -varied to rue1 an
extent that ultimately his nephew , Mr Nee ! .
who was virtually his keeper , found it icj-
! possible to continue him at the table and had
i to have all his mals taken to his cabin ,
t
GHATO CIIAKTCil FOIl GAMIIL.IAG.
Mexlenn Guiernnienl Denlet. n Recent
Itninor.
CITT OF MEXICO. Juae IS. Aa official
i gtie-tte denounces the report published in
| the I'njted States that the government has
j graated a charter for gtmbliag honsei at
| Tijuana. Lower California. The rt-quest
1 was re > eatly made by some Americans for
, a charter for a lottery in Lower California ,
! but the government did not consider the
, petition.
i Invitations are out for a mass to be
i solemnized on the Stth In Profetsa church
i in this city for the repose of tbe-toul ol
the late Emperor Maxmiliaa.
1 the late Emperor Mailmflian.
I A charter for a new hank of depotit. dis
count and emission at San Luis Potosi ha *
teen granted undrr tbe new banking law.
tbe capital not to be less than JOdO ( > C0 *
Tbe Incorporators include Americans , Meri-
! cans and GwmanB.
' I'OOU tSK roil ITAM.1X XAVV.
Ileinonttrntlon * In AiuerleanValer
> ot AdrUuble.
ROME. June IS. In the Chamber of Depu
ties today , during tbe debate on the navtl
estimates. Signor Santini urged that the
flying squadron be chiefly employed for the
protectica of Italian commerce ia North aad
I South Acitica.
Signer Ftri-ia dlucate-d from this view
j of the duties of the s utdron declaring it to
be a grave mistake to luppste that differences
with tte American republics could iie de
cided by forw
Admiral Brin minister of marine , agrees
j that Italian naval manifestations oa t-large
i stale in American ports would imperil Italian
I subjects , but pointed * ut that it was useful
to seed ting.e veiteli into Amer.can waters
on ce'tain occasions
I OM : i'itovi\ci : is
iI i I Iiunjeii e IJumute It. Dune > < jon
Biirtuguuke In India.
CALCUTTA. June IE. Almost the -whole of
the prevlace of A * aai his been devastated
by the earthquake The ruin it
The count jtiit LDd hcapitale
, The loss ftf IcoJ cuppplies is enormous. Tbt
( .crepe are mostly ruined and great t-carcity
of food It ezpertfd All traffie is diffintlt. ar
a aun > be\r o ! the roade have been oompicnHy
deuolitbod Earthquake ebocte still con
tinue t be fe-lt w the province of Atsam
and much alarm IE I hit ftpritl ) as fr-
J ihockt hate be ai teparttd from \u-
plac-t in Bengal Hefvy rain * are 1m-
+ Jy iccriaslac tbe dawtge.
j Hmfterur VI H > ! IU U1d Tutor.
, BIELKJELD. WeWpSiiiU June It. Emi -
i ptror Wtllhrn tut the emK * of Gercnn )
j arrite-d here today tn4 were rriT4 bj
; the jinnte ted priaetM rtft-ut of Llpj *
tnd Privy Countiller Hlotipe'er ttw foratr
i tutor of tu ruBjtfcty. Tat party proceeded
J ty ijtbf Pi ei.H * itgklisrjttble in.
ttltuuoo wlirTt l.wjj trumi'ttH's tid a
mixed ehrnr of CX * ieu t Jrcra all part *
1 of We&tpsalu ptrf raot > 4.
The chstrcb beJU were ruog toi tbe t rc
vts iTofutily dworjKJ jor the occcci < < a.
Their iLJ tiej wtrt wl uDd by tbe u-
cicipsl autbaritiet in front of Spartanbure
tziOf. There the burf oaatler ju * n < t tbe
raperor with a loviuj tvp. HU majesty
1 in lexeJriEF the rift eih nod thaw pretmt
U > "tfiil egeisst ill irvc-lotionary te-
i dt-Btifc-1 acd drtnk to tbe vt-ltert of Uiil-
1 Irid and T\'eetphalu _ Their aiijettirr afterward -
j -ward druve aiwind thtc. . 't-cdicg to
. b ur with Priry Councilor HtoupHer. itii
j lien protdt > d to Colof&e where the t-m-
THE BEE BULLETIN.
1. OrMrottlre Cyclone In tlllnol * .
Toliareo TraM M fnmtr on Trlmt.
MrKlnlry' * I'ltlmiitatii to piln.
H rtlt-j' Drfrnn- " -abmlttr.1.
3 Cut In Il > te > to San rmnrUro.
3. Mmr h l CbircMl with the Kllllnjr-
Cohun Le der ' L.1 < In tljtacer.
4. Kdttorl * ! aad Comment.
5. * > entr Adopt *
Hawaiian
G. Counell tllo ? * L <
rrid j on the
? Commercial
( i. Mining
MoriConientln
10. lilt * of
Almlchty \ <
11. V-hlatter : H
Vimc > ote
LJIJ of the K
IZ. \t Mm \
juror will unveil c t'atue of Emperor Wil
liam I. After Jeaung Oolnrne Emperor
William will go ( arut ? oo tbe North
tu. touching e : sMeral Norwegian port ? ,
and tt the beginning of Aurust be will
v' ll the citr Et St lYttrsburg
m n 1 e-i-linlc-nllt .
Murderer * I2eapr < j
MANAGUA , Nlczirairua , June IS Two ca
ll v < iitined Ayerdis. lather and MO. who
wrre accused In January of waylaying ana
murdering Henry Polios , in Englishman ,
have be-ea declared not guilty t > t-catxe of the
imperfect formalitle-s ol Nicaragua' * tupre-me
court.
Tnj-lor Leave * n Good Imiire lon.
MADRID. June IS. The official Epoca.
commenting on the retirement ol Mr. Hannls
Taylor. Vtltrfl State * rninie-ter u > Spain , saj - -
"Mr Taylor has largely contributed to main
tain the good lelatioai , ( between the United
States tad Spain ) , tad he will leave the bett
impre t > oa here. "
Kind Another lloiiili.
PARIS. Juae IS. The Solei ] rays that a
fresh -bomb WEB discovered at 10.50 o'clock
this morning at the corner of tbe Boulevard
St. Denis and the Rue St. Denis. The find
in other quarters IE declared to he only a
harmless hoax.
Good 5-eiikon for Snlcltle * .
LONDON. June IS. Four more bodies , sup
posed to be KiiudCE. hive be-vn found in the
Thames , making twenty-one bodies found
In the river during the last three weeks.
Ilnint Stnrt In India.
BOMBAY. Juae 1L The monsooa has
fully burst , and it IE raiaiag heavily aad
continuously.
IllMCCR SPAUniXG 15 CLEVUKO.
Urine * In n Verdict of " } Scil
Oullty.
CHICAGO , June 1L Charles W. Spalding.
ex-president of the Globe Savings bank and
ex-treasurer of the Stare univenity.was to
day acquitted of the charge of embezzlement.
The verdict -was a general turprtee. as the
instructions of the court to the jury lelt
brarcely any chance for a.n acqnitlal. The
m words Titterea liySpalding alter the
erdict had beea read in court v ere ; "Well.
thir is a furprite. " _ . .
The specific charge againrt Iiim was the
converting of fT.OOO worth of ibe bonds of
the PittsSeld school dirtrict in PUe : county.
Tlu.se bondt were hypc-thecal-ed with the
Metropolitan National banl : of this city an3
eecured a loan of fC.TfiO. Spalding owes his
acquittal to a single -word ia the statute.
That word is "interest. " The Jurors could
not become reconciled to the propcaition thai
the ea-lreasurer of the University of Illi
nois lntenionally ; embezzled the bands of
that izElitutioa , 51i ballou were taken by
the jury , the first and second being lour
lor conviction and eight for acquittal. Three
voted for conviction on the third ballot ,
two on the fourth and fifth and all for ac-
qniial on the rlxth.
Afier being taken bacl : to Jail Spaldlcg
said. " 1 mutt admit that it eld ( surprise zne
some tt Cret. After all the jury took tht
view of it urged by my counsel and ts
the prosecution show el no criminal intent
the Jury was bound to acquit me. "
There are ftlll fnenty-trrea indictments
hanging over him and lie Til ! be tried again.
linnk Cn hler Indleted.
FRANKPORT. Ky. , June IE. The grand
jury in the federal court indicted Cas-hier
You-zy of the First National bank of New
port , Ky. . today. Congressman Berry of
New-port wts one of the witnesses. It is
not definitely known how many coucts be
has been Indicted on. A tptclal term of
the federal court to try the cases against
Youtiy has been called at Covington Sep
tember 7.
wonic or M.THEH IA coxnitn\cn.
Committee * Appointed at tlie < > e Iau
In St. I'nul.
ST. PAUL. Mien , . June n The conference
of the Uti'ted Norwegian Lutheran church
wa.B held today at the Swedish Lutheran
church- The following congregations w < re
depted by the church : Injjnaauel eongresa-
tioa. Snuons Bay , Mich. ; St. Paul congrega
tion , Normaacoujly Minn. ; Our Savior's con.
cregatinn. RepuWlc county , Kansat , Peer
Creek congregation , Furn s county , Neb .
Zion congregation. Garreutoa. S. D. ; Big
Stone conprt gallon , Clinton. Minn : Glen
Flora , Glen Flora. Minn. The diCertnt com
mittee * wtre elected and consist of tie fol
lowing members :
President' ? rtpoap.ev. . H. G. Esetr. Mad-
tron , Wis ; H-C Helm , K Rle Urove. la. ;
Hev 1C , O. MBhai. New Ho : e , Wis. ; E.
Worle North wood , la. ; H. O. Uarp , llusb-
furd , Minn.
Secrnary-s lejK/rt : Rev. E. A. Wrtpht ,
WiKdahl Mlr.n . Rev. O M. Savage. Wiauta.
Slf : Ist ? ; n T" IJ ° TO < - - Austin. Minn. , Mr.
El en } Kleanvmn , Stanjty , la.
Treafurt-r's and Board o3 Truttfes' : ei > ort-
Prof y T Yetterlioe Nanhfleld. Minn : C
A. Larten. Furgo. N Jj. . HtI. . M , L abl ,
Ratna , Ja : O. o. Noidjujd. Zumbr ta , Minn. ;
K S Seron , Kiowa. Mir.n
EdutaUooal Prof Tromiit N. Mohn.
Nprthfleid , Mmn Rtv. Saethtriie. Osaklf ,
Minn. ; tt v. H. O l' > etad. ! Granite J'alU ,
Minn. . Mi. Stflnuberp. Lsnehlioro. Mian. ;
Mr. Slatigtlvad , Icicle Grovt. la.
Ainerlnin M.
BfRG , Pa. June IE. TwJaj--E
'
of the national touncil of t'hfc
Junior Older of Arnerlcau Mwhariics W E
tht bu * .t of the week. The report of the
Ujarrt of ojflcertof I'enrjF > Ivania and the
itrglMnuitr i-omniitte * in-otcHiog arairtKt
auy ont-of-tln-Hate a.oj iiriaUon fur public
ncbo&l j > un > ot- was adapted UAaiiiutoutly.
Tim ri-jxwl of tbt trunees of iluOnihanB *
botoe * t TUJiu , Owat , sj rtnvd jnd iin
apjiropriatioti of IT.Sdu for ojn-ratins ex-
af the institution for ihe t6uine
ma.de ,
Ilarnmok Uroiuer In Jail.
BVKl'ALO. N. Y Juiw
. . Ik-Samuel B r-
JM-tt. who it. tr\'ing a w-ntfuc-t in the Erie
ct/ucty J < U for auault. AeciaieK he it tbe
lu-Wbt-r of Ii rnrj Bamato. Ruland Bai-
n -tt i ! MbDtrtAl. who hat ulu , stated that
lit i at a iTWh'r < ij the "d.amutid tine "
h f yr. U hiB brother , aod Itt Chi : aeo
vtmian idtUiaer her elf Alice Httber b * U
imtit. to be his MiUr AMce Esther Bar-
in tt. who w * * ! to Africa fcevenJ yean
Bfe-o lc l.wp houi * for Baroey.
Collou Oil Trunl.
CHATTANOOGA , Teon. . June IE. A
rottttoB of cotton oil rntii has > urt
btJfl at Lockout lac. the iroc-tdioes
/ -Rhlth thatlbodiac ro * iJrf have de
clined to strv out Eaoucfe ha lx--o
Jtfarncid. however , to etaie lit th
of price * and production wa
; nd that a quaU trun st
u-tieib r fMmtd or uot i not
known ,
lenuk > li acl Mlurn. ' Com rntltiu.
ALTOOXA. Pa , . June Ik. At this raoni-
icc't stRi j ul the nuutsiV oocvecUor , it
wairtK'lvtsl tu ultllUlr vitb * Ji * natutn&l
Ubor orniulritM ti. to bt di < J-a upon UU-r.
The oonvt Uoo rtirfc - = cu S.U
HAS MADE ITS CASE
ia lie Bartley Cfese Fbitits Its
Tcstimeay.
WILL INTHODUCi BANK RECORD LAKB
Sabst&sce ef Its EvHe&cs LearcE 5ebrubk
la tbled to tie Es-Tre&Earer.
STATE BEGINS AT ONCE OK ITS REBUTTAL
Ststerasats that Bartley Uisd
Privatt Fro < h to Ear Beads.
BOOKS SHOW STATE RECEIVES NO CREDIT
llemornntluni Ml | > from Tren nrrr'a
Otllee I'roxe tlint School l"nnil
V.'erc ltetl ee l lo Amount
of tbe llcinilv.
The ieJcnt-e In the BtJtlty trial rrs.te-1 Its
ctre at 4 o'clock jerterday afterno a. alter
having had the tight of &y for four da.vs.
and the etate commrnred the lairodurMcn
of evidence la rebuttal According to the
( ridtnce intifioced by Bartlrj. is vicwtsl
from his standpoint , th ? flate owes him
fXi'.PC'O. which he advanced from hii private
fortune in order to help the Mite out He
Introduced evidence wfairh vts claimed to
rhow that he had checked out of the Omaha
National bank J1OT.OM. which was trans
ferred to the Tirst National and Columbia
National of Lincoln , and that ha had placed
ia the Omaha National HH'.WIO to the credil
of tbe ttate. taking the money from bis o a
pocket , la this manner he accounts for
Ji'40.00 ( , or JSS" MO taoi e than the amout *
he is charged with embezzling , he ace the
Inference is that the stite is Indebted to
him for that amount ol tacney. This eii-
dence has beea Introduced in a mof la-
gealous way and in a manner calculated uo
befog the mind * of the Jury and leave tbenn
in doubt as to Just ( what waf done with tbs
money.
The rebuttal of this evidence to be intro
duced by the itate pismire * to be more
clorely ccntcs-ted thta was the introduction
of direct evidence , tnd several days wrliJ
undoubtedly be conrumfd before tbe evi
dence Ii all before the jory. Tbe state bu
yet to call its expert * , who haie checked up
Bartley's records , and the ho'test fight is
exj-ected on thii portion of the tai-e
Nearly all of the three hours of the morn
ing session of the tenth dtj of the Bartley
trial was or-cupicd by tbe 3-fense in at
tempting to pet before the Jury the record *
of tbe ttate treasurer's office , showing tbe
account of that office witb the thretbanka
in Lincoln which were stale dtpotltories dur
ing HH5 These banks -were'the Aaeri-caa
ExchaLgc National. Columbia National and.
Merchants * National banks and the defense
endeavored to establish , the fact that tbe full
amount of deposits o ! state rtmis to which
these banks were entitled unflea- their bond *
wa kept in them ar all times and that ,
therefore , Bartley was compelled to ure a.
Lincoln bank which was not a state depot ! ?
lory as a desiring house in order to iepam
remittances from county treasurers and dls- :
tribute them to authorized dep ! fitoric9
through this clearing house ia order to Irfp
the general fund and other etate funds tej -
arate , as required by the depontary law.
The contention of the d-tfente is that all
remittances tre received in , tie form ol
checks , drafts , pc&tal order * , etc. and that
tbe treasurer ii compelled to us ? some bank
as a clearing hoase in order to divide -these
remittances into the several funds covered by
them , and that th First National hank of
Lincoln was used for that purpose because
the authorized flepotiuirit-i had ell the money
they were authorised to receive-
All of this testimony was ruled out , the
ruling being based on tLe t-bjeciioas of tbe
state , to the efjfct that even if this wera
true , it could U ? no excuse for the treasurer
to remove the. moaey of tbe state from the
control of the fctate by putting it ia a private
bank , and that if it were ne cFary to ha\
a bank as a clearing house , one or more
of tbe state depositories should he.\e bttn
used for that purpose.
STATE SCORES A POINT.
Whea court opened ytrterdsy tbe dt-
fecfce put Banker Harwood on the stand
again and questioned him along a line in
tended to thowU.EI the "special" certifi
cates of dtparft had get-n uwd by Bartlty
to buy tbe bonds of utoe tni Saundwa
counties , which have tern introduced ia
evidence.
Attorney GtntrU Smyth Interposed ca &V-
Jectioa to this line ol evidence , and ( .aid
the whole tendency of the testimony mugs.1
to be btougbt out by tbe defense wat > ta
diiclcte tn illegal trsnei.cUcn. and that It
simply fhowa that : f Bartley had u J
his own funds , bt , claimed , the-n he btd
Ji'Esled the permanent tthool fund tud tbero
wan a thortage in that fund unaccounted
for , as the monthly reports showed that
tbe money had beea takea out of tbe pchoel
fund , and if Bartley bad loaned rut Iba
tthool funds at 10 per cent interest and uui
his own money in tbe metatime , inirh prc -
cee-dins could have no bearing apoa tb *
crime with which he wi chareed-
The objection of tbe etate was tuptaiBtid ,
Judge Biker criticising the defence 60iui
what for tbe apptrentlv roundabout mtn-
ner in which the teUcony wat being dt-
vtlopcd. He Mid he bad allowed the da-
frake. awide latitude for the reason th < .
counsel htd promised to establish a ditttt
conneo-.lcn bef en the proceexls cf tbe ulu
of tbe warrant and tbe monej ia tbe Pim.
Natloncl betik of Lincoln The court tit4
this might yet be developed , but that tlo
defence war goinp a long way cr'uid.
The defttife 'ien called the s''eatioa cl
tbe witceffi u > eatriu in the bzsk ledger < -l
Bartlrr's account and ttlied him about
certinca'.e of deposit for J40 000 , ptid De rbai-
ber 2 , USC. and another for ISl.OOO pall
Dc-cembrr 10. 3sC. attercptiag to ( how itu
tbe rjrtiCcateE leferrexl to had be-e-n pre :
tealod for payment aud credited to Bartley a
t ex oust as itate treasurer , being prellmk
nary 10 an eEort to coane < ct these dcpctJu
with the bond iHsrc-htse.
Teic u-stimoay was ruletd out oo tbe
motion of tbe title that it wai not materUU
ted tbe defense anoounced that it had us
furthei cjucHioBi to tik of tbe
On crcisf-exatxiinaiioD the ttate atke-d tb *
witness if be was tbe Nathan S Hcrwocd
who wai one of Btrilty t ImMnuer ti.d be
ldraU e > J bis ova igitture oa Battle- } ' *
bihrial band
The witntkt wet atked i ! it wac not t
fact that about fix werki or two loooths ago
tbe attorney e uetra ! had requeued ( be wit
tiest to < how him tbe aeeount el Bartley , aa
UKtfcUiw. with the bank and bad l > en re
futed.
Tbe deftditf bbjocleid to tbe < jupttier ted
tbe court rulM that the auorn y gentrtl
had DO rieht to se-e tbe acocHict The -wit-
litoe wat eicufced.
BARTLET'S CLEARING HOUSE.
Ex-Drpoty 7rei.wrfir Bartl t wts re
calltid by tbe defense. He wi
asked rt-gaiding the number of taLkt
in LI ore ! Dwbieh w re rtate depMi-
tariff during IK * . H stated llitt tbi
American EitbtJ-tt Nctlonal , Columbia Na *
tlwitl and M tciit.DU > National buiLt wtre
depocitorK-c at tbat time. Tbe account * cl
these banks WCTC eCer d In evidence for lL
purpwr of tiibvlBC tbat the full tmouct ct
depti.it lo v/tuclj tbtke batiks we-rt < < tilliltj
ccder lijc-ir beo& ( wac kept in these tacit
tt ) Turtleeod tbtt it wn Deceuary to un
tootti r bnV. cs a tlt-anug bouse
The HL.t Uij U > 4 10 tLfc a4mw.U a for t-utlj
pnrpo * < : .i li-i Aefer.M : trguod tbat uodtf
ibe deiiMiiery lav : t wat i > ec uarr U > d
pout fnttdc to liwi | > amounts under it *
proper 4dJEtitU/u ( if the t.evt < ral funds n-t