THE OM VTT V D VITA P.KE : TOfR DAY. M VTUTI 0. is l ) ,
EN SENATOR
Ektitd br tie Jorst Ltd&tir * S 4 to
WHlka 7. Alton.
RECEIVES THE 9CHK ) SEPUBUCUi VOTE
Grnfton of Snilne the Onlr A
on JUill Cull ru lonl t StnnU
bj- Allen to t ie
( OtoUswl frpn Ft-rt. Puce )
caun ? * rery trat Aurtrteui rfl ) * ay ort
uira vtvr n r jrtion f twtttry
Mel : to jay tilf-civilit id tribe vat tfs > o !
ina and r J - . I toe * ti * ( Ik * bird
tua pttrk tis JL&9 # ar i ; of tbf < iaH.-1c.UB
It lf s&MIT Mr. MeKialry trtU
oei 5ie f l r * of ties * } * op ) * a4
Jor lie goofl of < wr coaairy a a tie
of tnankl&S.
"GiesUeDfei : , 3x of tie aveaUoa. J eta-
ant thank yea eBoagh. To jt s repuMIcfiBf
vto * iave stj d by me today , I can only say
I tiaak yon for the boaor and through yea
and by yo tie j tipJe. of tie state aad 1
tire 4eSlre to liaak the. rcpnbUctn prea * of
the mat * for its tayalty to ss-
"Yott will frtTM-e me for Just a word to
ay forty friends 1 weld not thaak yea If
1 tried. Thrtrogk the forty or fifty , y s
tlvty days , you have sttvr fallfd sae ,
lirtinc every chtrge a fl Etaadlag op every
day aad rating for ase 1 caaaot thank you.
but 1 hope that GoS may spwe ay bfe anJil
I ttach yea team yea that 1 have grati
tude fcafl apprt-date what you have done-
V\"hle ! 1 waat to do all tiat 1 esa for tie
republican party aad ay country , notiinc
cr ao one rtiadr to close to ae as tliit old
p-uard. All I i&ve is yotirf. but don't a.tk
roe to do aaythiar ; wroes , for 1 caa refuse
jcm DOtilnp. I thank jou once agsla tad
pledge you that 1 Khtll AS dlscharEe the
duties lapar. a cpoa ae BO tiat you will
never have cause to r gr t tie cioice you
have made today "
A comalttee was scat to escort -Senai r
Allen to the platform ana while waJtlac tse
aufllonte sang "Praise Goa froa 'rt'hoa All
Blesslncs Flow. " Senator Allea also coa-
pmtulatea tie aemlxrrs oa tie ending of tie
rtruggle. and tendered ils thanks to tie
Irleads who hafi etood by him fco manfully.
33e said that in tie last sis years there had
been many political eveats aad changes , and
ie was sure tiat in national aaalrs the
populists an3 fusion forces had taken a
1 promlaeat Tiart3t wts the fusion force in
coagress that forced the president to act
In tie recent war. It was the fusion force
tiat haa made the treaty of peace possible.
He said he haa cow come home without a
regret , aad wouia try to carry the fusion
flag to the forefront. He closed the speech
trith thaaks to the republicans for their
tin a treatment of him during tie contest.
On motion of Steele the Joiat convention
edjournea sine die.
Jndltldnnl Vote.
The followinc is the individual vote :
For HaywBr3 Alexander. Allea. Aader-
pon. Areads. Armstrong , Berlet , Beisner ,
Blake Broderick , Burns , Barton. Beverly ,
Buraan , Conwell. Clark Chittenden , Cham
bers , Cox. . Crow. Carrie , Dttmar. Detweiler ,
Evans. Fisher , Fowler , Giffert. Hibbert.
Hauler , Harksaa , Honrk. Haliiermaa , Hall ,
Hannibal. Harrts , Hastings Hathora. Hicks ,
Holbrook , Israel. Janieo. , Jones. Lane. Mil-
boarn. McCargar. McCarthy , Mann. Myers ,
Nojes , Xessblt , Newell , Olmsted. Owens , Pol
lard. Proct , Prince Reyaolds. Rouse , P.ocke ,
Scott , Smlti of Saline , Sandall. Schalble.
- Smith of Hlchardsoa. Smithberger. Steele ,
Tncker , Talbot. Thompson of Merrick , Van
Dasea , Wtnsl , Walling. "Wilcox , Young , ZeJ-
lers 74.
AJiea Boulltr. Caaaiay. Cartoa. Cawtira ,
Cosgrove , Crotkett , Cunnlngiaa. Dobry.
L'una , Easterliag , Eastman , Elwood. Endi-
cott , FarrUl , Flynn. Freti , Fuller , Gran3-
Btaff , Grell. Grosreaor , Hale , Hardy , HOTV-
u-a , Joiasoa , Kicster. Knepper , Lemar ,
Loonils. MeCracken , McGinley. Memminger ,
Miller. Moran , Morgan. Morrison , Murray ,
O'Nt.111 , Peck , Schaal. smith of Antelope ,
Smith of Butler Siecke. Shore , Spohn. Stui-
pess. Swan , Tanner. Taylor of FUlmore ,
Taylor cf Custer. Thompson of Clay. Vande-
Rnft , Watson , Weaver , Webster. Wheeler ,
Wooiard. Wright aad Wyraan iR
Teleprnm * of Conjrrntnlntltin * .
Judge Hayward today was the recipient o !
over B hundred telegrams from republicans
of Nebraska aad of othtr states congratu
lating him oa his election as senator. Out
side of Nebraska messages were received
from tie following Fred Wyman. Daven
port. W. E Andrews. Washington. RIt
Groer ; LaPorte. Ter , W. G Edcns , Wash
ington , Jcibn W. Steinhara. Pasadena , CaJ. ,
Joseph L. Watson , New York , Dick Tilden
ilart Aurora. N. Y. : E. C. Snyder. Wash
ington , J. Pershing , Washington : W. V.
Taylor. Chicago , G. D. Meiklejohn , Wath-
Jngton ; L. W. Colby , Chicago : H. D. Hati-
jiv-ay , Denver , Thomas. Swobe. NewYo k
J. R- Berg , Washington ; C. T. Lelaad , Nev
York ; fwenty-flve former Nebraska Citi
boyi. Chicago : George H. Simmons , Chi'
tago ; J. M Thnrston. Wasiington , J. W
Paw r , Washington. J H Mt-Colly , Chi'
< -ago , S. S. Daaforth , MefElaa , N. Y. ; C
A. Atkinson. Rock Hland
The telegrams from the people over tb <
rtate were full of Jubilation.
ALLEN THANKS SUPPORTERS
ir - K-k Gratitude for the Manne :
InVblrli TlirjHnrr Mood b >
Htm In n bo lnC ( Fit lit.
LINCOLN' . Marcb K. ( Special Telegram
Ex-Senator Allen tils morning presents
tie following letter
LINCOLN. Nei > . . Marri S. HS. To tb
Fusion LegifUuive Caucus Gentlemen ,
bee to return to you my itartfelt tiaak
far tbe loyal support I iave received a
your iaacU for tie oSce of Caltea Stste
pfnater aortne tbe present winter. You
tttituae ias oomswaded tie rest < ct an
admiration not only of tae people of Ne
liraska , bBt oJ tie UnUe3 States as well
It iad bwa suiu'psed by many tiat you
r&uons * & would be broken aaa ti t tier
would J > f dlvltloEB in your council and ti
republlciiiK confideatly looked forward <
a brwik In your raaks. You iave rigasJl
disappaintea tbe e Eipt-cutJoiit on tbrj
part , aad jou bakbown remarkable died
pllce aod eobeficm.
"It is not. IB my power to tiprfF * la word
ray feeJiag f friendship aaa my cratltui
ter all 3" u isie dose Tie j w > ple of Ne
braska inf honored aie beyrafl sty aertu
ta3 1 ebeerfnlly tatt naj uuoo ajnoag ti
jaaefce * from wbcQ 3 catoe. fiKeralnt-a t
dlKtifcrge every duty u tbe great pany <
wblci J offl a ae < &t > ttias artivtay aaa falti
fully In tbe f tare at 1 have In ti * pat-
"With sratltude safl * * wisbw co ac
eeioeior ani rfrprewntath e 1 i ve ibe boot
to retcs-lB , jour ol > odiest w > nact.
WILLIAM V ALLEN "
Tie Iwvw w ac Luten to 1st fusion ciucui
Viici is UitQE i M in lie roost ef tt
State Boara of Transportation , and wts res
tie-re
REJOICING AT NEBRASKA GIF
of x-nntur llnj-iiard Prc
I > o r iti dl\c Him a
iloii on III * Ilriuru.
r NEBRASKA rTY. | Much k < S ; cii
T 4 - ranLrTfc > * twnt atf i * DOiaiaaUeD <
Judge M L. Hcywcrd for I'niKsJ Stat
i sttor If ( he Tryjitl.cic rsurut Uet
c.ufcrd p < it rtjacuiE tiaBEf cmtta *
f , I t ' ' ? - Iff. t-
Thnr t n n < l MelUleJohti Plefi eil.
WASHINGTON. Hare * i ( Jnn iai TJ-
praaj i Smator TburWot Mid ti eitaici ;
tkat bt * ptly p' ' iad nitk JuJr * Hayward -
ward eiedior and that b * would brine to
tb * e&ate iir.It.ruifbe'a ability Ann * ) t
? * 'rnary Mfit l * b fpC'l ; * alone wmilar
! ! & * Mid WM pua trat tb * i.nc a-awe 001
cent * t wai * uaa witi tb lrtiou of a
republican
REVIEW OF SENATORIAL FIGHT
H ? rd' < niporter Il - l t All lit-
fort * t Protlore a RrenW In Tlielr
r - > o Had Blood Dei eloped.
LINCOLN Marti * . iSf clal > Tiw coat -
t * t for the failed States Mwator blp
risat after .h * ftll t-lwtioa - f ita *
it n was reruia that vhcrrpubhcani , it < 3
s jntX > rtty tt the members of tie
te Tb * fl t aaaoe to t * pat for-
arfl by tie e-pap e , for tie plat * * -ai
ttitt of Juflce Harvard , nod the propofitloa
aet viiih quite eseral rapport frcsu ti *
peopl * of tie nate beiag tie aataral oui-
prcwth of the eatiaslata of ti * state cata-
palga ) vtevifl AaoOier t-aailaate whc
lavorable ooafciara.tioB was O M
KiD of Llac-ris. who itd beea le-
rafatlone-a ts a smstortil probabil
ity fluriag tie past two years Judge Allea
FHld of LlaciOla vts well kaowa over tit
Matf. it wej es-CoagresEiaaa Halaer. tad
boti oJ the * * ceatlcaea were early ia tit
rat-e C E. ASaas : lie Flfti aistrict s.a
E H. Hiasbaw of tie Prartti. iavec tna
gosfi campaicas for conres agaicsi Itrgt
adverse raajoritirs , w re oflra meatioaefl
5 < K > a after trlprtloa &y it was rppareat
tiat t stroag orc&alSBtioa ad brta Icrari
for tie purpose I pushing the candidacy o !
D. E Thompson , a proaiatat burtacss aat
of Llaerta , but who liad aititrto beta un-
kaowa in stat * politic * . This orgaaizatio :
j did woadt-rful work , ia f-phe of a sentiaea !
worlifd up ia the state agaiast thr aetr eaa-
dios.e , aod before tie opealac of tie lerli'
latlve sessioa it wae endcnt fiat tie Sci'
rausn be betwwo Hayward saa Tioapsoa
la .be aeantiaie Joia L TTebster of Oaah :
ha3 aaaacea to secure the backing of til
Douglas deJecatioa. T. J. Majors of Keraahi
couaty aspired to tie caadidacy. and had th <
I promise of : wo T0t * fo- the opeaiag ballots
I During tie first two weeks of tip legit
lature tiere wns ao chaacp ia the s-itua
Uoa. the aeaber * saing to be wi > ]
grounded ta their prefereaces aaa tie worl
of tie caafllfiatcs tlmply neutraliiiag eacJ
other. The first three or four ballots take :
tie e3 tia.1 Hayward had up toward fort ;
' vote ? , while "Webster had tea. Thrapsr :
I t-evea , aad tie balance esatteriag amoa :
I Laal ertsoa , Field. Reese , Htlaer , Adams
I Hiasiaw , Westoa , Coralsi. FOES. Vaa Dusen
! with aa occasional coaplimeatary vote fo ;
other parties.
For a long time there was little change
in tie vote. Tie candidate ! havin" a fet
supj > orters each In the Joiat ccnveatio :
ieJc oa ia tie ho ; > es that a breat ia ti <
forces of the leaders would result to then
benefit. Tie preiictioa was oftea made tha'
tie Hayward support nonia go to pieces ant
that Thomp&on haa twenty or more men i :
the Hayward camp , who would oome ou
when called uK > a. thus putting Haywarc
out of tie race. As the daily ballots coa-
tiaueJ it fceemea thai the supporters of ti <
various candidate * were becoming solidiSe :
Instead of shaVea to pieces.
All attempts to go into a caucus failed
for the reasoa that some of tie member
wanted a secret ballot aad some -Banted ti
go into a caucus where all tie member ;
could vote openly. Finally a conference wa :
held and a committee of nine , representing
the principal candidates , was appointed ti
draft rules for a caucus. This committee , o :
the first ficy of its deliberations , stoo :
eight to one in favor of a secret ballot , bo
lster , by a vote of tight to one , reported i :
favor of a caucus with a :
optional ballot , where tie member
could vote openly or secretly a
they pleaM-i. One of Mr. Thompson's leafi
ing supporters , who was on the committee
failed to siga the report , and the Thompso :
men were not satisfied with the rale
provided by the committee. Matters trer
again at a standstill , until the Havwari
men accepted a proposition made by Mr
Thompson that if fifteen of tie Havwari
supporters wodd agree to vote secretly tb
caucus rule would be acceptable. Fiftee :
men volunteered to cast secret ballots , an
there was aoihing further ia the way of
caurus.
At the first sessioa of the caucus the vet
differed very little from the remit of ti
Joint sessions. Subsequent ballots hrougi
about no change aad adjourameats wer
taken from nigit to night until fiTty-fiv
ballots had beea taken. On the evening c
March S Mr. Thompson , who had pushed hi
vcte rp to fourteen ia tie Joint sessaon an
seventeen in the caucus withdrew from ti
race and his supporters distributea them
selves amcng the candidates , none of then
however , going immediately to Haywarc
AU attempts of the oppctjtion to siatter tb
Hayward forces were In vain and a move t
Interfere with an3 break up tie series c
caucuses was productive of ao good results.
The agreement between the repub'iras '
came on the fourth night of tie cauti :
series and on the thirty-wventb ( lay of ti
Joint sessions. Tie contest had beea rt
markable ia the way the supporters of ti
candidates remained firm against every cr
slaught aad la the peed feeling that enste
between the various factions. The peep ]
of the state had shown great interest i
the struggle and the hotels of Linc-oln ia
been crowded with outsiders who < 3es.ire3 t
influence the vou-s of members , but ti
buEicett of the sfcssion had been earned c
la a business-lite way and the close of ti
contest left the members in a condition an
frame of mind to go ahead aad complete
mon creditable session of tie ItpUlature
BIOGRAPHY OF NEW SENATOi
Ainu ; * nn Active \Vcirker , but > ot n
OUicr Meeker Utne < rhl.ol
lo Kilter . \rinj.
I Moaroe Leland Hay ard , tbe new fnitt
. j Siatee senator from Nebrs.tl.atriieied L
| prluwpal promjneace l > efore tie pecple i
, tie reputda-aji candidate foi eo eroor at t !
| last elwtioa At , bt'td of tie jfpubiif !
( fctatt Ucktt ie bare tbe brunt of tbe gi
tiat reduced tie laa rltj of litfuuon t * . :
didate for co eraor from i6Kib ( in HM '
' , LOOK In 1ESS.
Judge Hayward , as. ie if more oftea calif
trat-et LJS American anceury bark to tJ
j beEinning cf the republic His granatitbe
, D-\W Haj-ward. JfHjo'Q from tu o-tn
; tttte. New Jersey , to New York in the tr'
yt rs of tie present ctntury. Hit fatb. .
waVjlhajn Hayward , tnd tae new tnati
vas torn in IVilUbbro. Es , i county , N. 1
Dt nibfr St. 1S40. He iat , tiertsore , ) u
t eatertid upon iis nfty-ninti jew
i At tbe outbreak pf tae v-sr young Hz :
] ward , win ied beer educated ia tie distri
, , icboolb of Csi.fi oountj. re > sj > oade d l' t ]
, tall for loluBtpers. CDlitune in Compaay
of tb * Tweaty-itooac ! New YorL j .lo.r
, He was afiernards trantferrfcd to tie Fifi
ctvalry , aad J.er > d uatil Dt * iBltr , 2sC
witn he was discharged , owicg to oiribih
" uiujd by uckae&s. I > unnE hit bi-ff ter
! of ailitary Venice he Ltfl taken pan in l !
teveral tak QE up lie Siitaiacclotn all <
, uudtr BLnks aad Pope , ana had i-wa oti
. knave tgH Bi iu. RrturBiag home , 1
I - iert.d IB tie jinoE of IBCt. tfce T n E
VBrd Cclleg ? lonitutt , gn-duetiog thre
, IB tie ffltz hUe Us fathw , Willnuu Ha
ward. Lad rtiaort.1 to VlUi * &t r Wit ,
UK , whiticr ycHuat ; Hcywird w it to io
j ils family slier bit crti-amon. At WT
. water be red law for oae year sad
tdBsittt l to tbe bar H * eta * to
1 Cjtj jc 1S.CT and formed i. fc j
' for the rrs.-tic-of law with T B S
f vUch ecinticuti until I > t'ticl > * r it , ' : ,
vv - * * .aj t < * f
, - ' r b n * f 4 ' f
Lt ta.L b * ! . . amasM 5 a
fort at * . * hicb if tBrwd ia tarts Utrdf 11
I Oto * court y. xbrkoka. ad in Ka M . aod
k * it Itiawlf prr oo llT intrwied is * rf-
* ral fanBinc a&d Mork rat i&c atr ; > rt r
Altbtmck for a Ira ? timt protDi i1 la
rf > ablea ) } * ailtlr Jvdc * Hara ha * vr
bia pabJif clBc * . K ) > t f ir tit brt * ! period
ef a r * r in ISM , bea fre wmt pr < rTa ti
fill a rm-nnrr ujxnj ik * 4i irf. b srl , and
srved ti th * term , whteh * ipird la 1HT
. M * wa * a tranter . ' tb * nat * ronftltstxmal
ccniTfDiicB 1& 1JT6 , wllrb framed U * pre -
1 est tat * rcrB'UfuUot of Nbr ka. asd b *
a 4lzat ; * ta frrfln-nt stat * oo& >
Mael * t to preiid * M cb ir
aa over at Iswst tire * of them Tb * *
wsator has ba * c veiy W iti34 with tb *
. State Board of Arrricnltvr * i > t > t tb * State
j Hmortaa ] eoriety and bar taken a prominent
I in is vartou * yvVHt ajovetaeou. for ib
aviawtuent of his ijoio * towa. Nbratka
'City. '
ImtncdiiteJy after tbe election retaras diE-
oM-a tb * fart tiat ti * lecisi fttr * wouia
b * rrpublicaa a9tbtitb ti * nate tickt l a
ba dft a. Juice Hayward announced bis
candidacy for tie rslted States sweat * . HU-
caavaat has t > e * & toad * chiefly u-oa tie
crouaa of tie popular de-maud for his fife-
tloo. waici ias tB vc > icd thronciow tie
rtate by reMdutiobs of various orcBnuatioas.
by ; > etiiioas aad letters to ti * legislators
Trctn ti * bfplnaiac of tie coatt'M Jodce
Hayward ha * beea tie stroai ; maa. Ieadm5
all otief repablicaa raadldatcs and from
tie irM ie has expressed ils readiaess to
transfer ils cause 10 tie determiaaUca o :
ti * party riucuf.
Tie new teaator's family coasif.ts of ils
wife , formerly Mlts Jeaal * Pelton of Pat-
aata county New York , to whom i * was
marrie-d Jon * 14. irTfi. aad three cilldrea.
Mrs. Hayward is a devoat xarmber of tie
Baptist ciurcb of Nebraska City , aad iis
dauciter. Miss Mattie Hayward is a popu
lar young womaa , still Ilviac tt iorae. Of
lie two sons , Edwin P Hayward Is a tmr-
cpon ia tie falttid States army , will * Wil
liam H Haywtrd is aa attojaey-st-law , aaa
recently captain of Compaay C of tie St-eoad
Nbras1.a loluateeri- Tie Hayward iome-
Rtead ia Nebraska City Is one of tie most
tubstaatial tiere-
TUCV DE.MANU A > \COMI5 I T\A- .
Vork of Mlrbicnn Demorrntlc Stale
Contention nt Kalnmaioo.
KALAMA2OO. Mlci. . Marti c Thoaas E
Btrkwortb. a leaSiac attorney of Jacksoa.
was nominated his aft'eraoon by tSie demo
cratic sLai * coaveatioa for Justice of the EU-
pre > a > - court. He received 4 ; . ; of tie 771
drfecates' votts cast oa tie fim ballot cad
It was niad * uaaaimoue. Ti * contest was
wholly betweea Mr. Barkwortb aad es-Jui-
tice Allan B. Morse , tbe four other caadi-
dat > s havlnc withdrawn before the first billet
lot was , completed. Prior to tie coav-eataoa
it was asserted aad < 3ai d tiat Judce
Morse's sympathies in tie laf. presidratlal
caiapajrn were with ithe p 3d Btanaard
d-emorracy aad tils is telieved to have af
fected tb' ? result.
Air -elements of the silver fusion were well
rt iieseatea airioa ; P4i felecstes aad tie
nominations for rtgears of tie State univer
sity were glvea to Eaw-erd Legenare , dem
ocrat , of Calnr&st ana Soaaley E. Pi-rkilll of
Owosso.
HOQ. Justin K. Waiting of St. Clair , late
fusion dadidste for governor , w-as tbe tem
porary chairman. His aadresi was a stroagly
put trcrumeat for free filv-r , aa arrUpament
of republican poliaes and conaemna'.ion of
the eacroachmenis c > f trusts Led combines.
Ei-Juage Joia MJn-e-r of Detroit was made
permanent chairman.
The. report of tie resolutions comraitu-e
was greatly delayed by dis-cussioa of a reso-
luUca offered by Fre-3 A. Baker of Detroit ,
endorsiag tie Hill .amendment to the Cii-
caco platform , to tbe e3 t tiat ti-e free
coiaage of silver at tie ratio of 1C to 1
should not apply to existing contracts Thu
amendment was presentt-3 to the convention
as a minority report and was tabled.
Tie rtsoluiiocs , tas adcptea. reaffirm tie
Chlcaro platform , prwes- against retirement
of treasury notes , dea-oua.ce truste , demaad
na cinendmcat : o ti coastitutioc maiing aa
income tax possible favorinc EQual taxa * . .
of ell jiroj rty In the sicte , d cJare for dis
position of it * coVooits for the best inter
ests of tie pe-aple , protest agains.t a larce
standing -army , praise tie service of tb-e
army tn3 navy aad congratulate tae party
on iETing tie leaaerrhip cf Colonel Bryan
Tie plank upon trusts says :
TTe believe tie greatest menace at tie
present time to American civilization aaa
to the industries aad political liberty of the
people consists in the growinc tendency to
1 place tbe business of the country in tie
iajids cf comb-nation * wad trans iad we
denom.ce the gold trust , money trust r-ucar
trust , oil trust match trust , tobarpo truw
and every other trust having for its object
the control of pro3uction aad prices , and
J we submit as our caaaid opinion arid dehr-
' i erate judgment that a Era3'.iait > a federal aid
i state income tas would furn i c-Toctiie
means of suppressing trusts. We request
! ' immeaiate passare cf an income tax
r j measure by the state legislature.
i i The jJaafc upon eipansioa says.
1 j We are ia favor of making euci disposition -
, ' tion of territory brought into the poss-essioa
I of tie Unitea States in the war with Spain
as shall promote tie interests ana secure
tie welfare of the Aa * i as people and that
to advance tbe < au&e of civil an < 5 "el H'US
. freeaom A gciTertirrjen : th'uM br esiab
, hsh ° 3 in tbi 'aLls having for its fn .h-
. ' mental principles stif-government for the
i people
NEW AXIOM FOR LEGISLATORS
OiJia BsiW 3rck EoweE
G * EMM .rm
PROSING INTO K'CARSttL BILL JOBBERY
econd Hearing Hefore lnre llcntlne
Com ml I Iff of Penn.jlT nnln llon e
Ilrlnco Ont Senmtlonnl
Details
. Ia.- March f. Ti * legis
lative yroltM-s Ifito ti * bribery tkarges la
M secti w wlii ti * XcCantl ! } * ! -y bill
broBEht o more sv&Mtioabl tetuiaoa ?
lotirM's tteU g
Representative Irrifc * Johnston of Nortb-
aaajston cpnaty lestiSei lhat l * Ior * ti * pat-
sac * of tit bill to * Sfcfl & eosvwsaUoa in a
room la tie Lociiel betel with et-Sewaor
Jciia J Coyle. He wt to tb * room with
his fplletcae. RejirwwilUive B r.-aak Mil
ler , tt lie latter' * suggest ! os aaa loasi
Representatives SJiatz of Serks aad Rosfca-
btrry ol Montgomery Jiafl posiibly setae
osier * prtseal.
Mr. Johastoa wa& IntroStstefl to Coyle aaa
ic tad Miller were Hit alone with biifi.
Coyle had a tn'rrJllla paper , tie iab-
itaace of which was list lie de.sx > crats
would rote lor aob 4y els * tiaa George A.
.leaks lor raited Stales , staator. Ooyle
asked Johaston to fica use paptr aa3 told
iita ie would let tie witaess "la oa som *
other bills tiat wouli ! coat up "
Joiastoa MUd ie refused to rlga tbe pa
per , because ie tad MiBer were for Jeakt
aayway. Coyle suggested to Johastoa tiat
ie would have him appoia'.ed oa tie com
mittee ca rales tad ie rtfuesd. Coyle tiea
promisea to iave tie witness appointed oh
i tie appropriations committee.
Chairmaa row askt-a if there was acaey
meaticiae-d at tie meeting aad the witaess
replies. "There was. "
1 Hundred for n Pre crliitlon.
Coyle tola Johastoawho Is a physiclaa ,
that he i is act IwHa ? uell aa-3 tiat 11 he
woul-a write ila a prescrlf Uoa ie ( Coyle )
woulfl pay blra a ft * of either . , " ( ' or J10 to
tiga tie pa. ; > er vrltaess oouia aot reeolle t
tie eia anount. Coyle ure3 Johastoa to
EJCB tie paper aaa he refuel Notiing
- ras t-aja aiout rolia ? lor aaytiias or niea-
tloaea abMt leplflatioo. tirept titt tie
a-itae * fhouia l.eep oa voiiag for JeaUs.
Coyle toCd Johastaa thai there -noulfl t e
bills nip later la the M-sfioa lawhich there
n-oula be "aroey" aad tiat Ooyle Trouli
"let iin la oa them. "
! The tritaess thocght the McCarrell bill
j iras raeatioaea , bat Johastoa could aot
reaollertJohas.toa taa Mllltr saw Coyle
tabE-equtaUy at the Lothiel ho-tel aad the
exaatcir o2ere3 aa aaouat oJ aoaey as
aesT af the -wltaess cooia recollect to pnp-
j-ort tie McCarrell hill before the iO i ; oae-
ratat.
, Miller corroborated the teuaoaj- hit
colleague relatiTt to their rlfivs to Coyle's
ro : ni ea3 ttatefl that oa their last visit they
neat to see Cayle la cotmpaaywith R.ep-
reseataiires Hoci , Hell aaa Her&Dh. Miller
oat of Coj-le's rooia iaa he zaa
\reTe o2er3 } ; ( apiere by Rep-
rseatative 5pat.i to sapa the ; > aper. Spatr
afterward calle3 Miller asiSe aaa offerea him
J100.
I > eir Ailoin for L > rci laior .
Tie aext uae he saaCoyle the ei-&ea -
tor aiVrf hia "what itwtrjia co t to help
hara out oa tie MrCarrell billT' Miller
jaja tiat Coyle foLe aboni "cosilag lawith
the boys" aai "people oftea balld brlct
houses whea tiey go ioae froa cie legis
lature. "
"Ja order to get la the riaj ; aad ret a
aiTry oa rertaia billr" , Coyle tola as we
wouia iare w figa the paper" Miller ad-
iaei . .
I The witaess said ie wts tolfl bjCojle
i thai he cotild sane a price to rote for tie
McCariell bill. Miller was aerer made aay
jofT r by Coyle or aarbo2y else to rote for
I Beaator Quay.
Representative Hell of N'ortiaraptoa tes
tified that he was offered JLO iy Spats to
siga tie paper w > ftaad by Jents for seaaior
aad tiat he refused.
1 Jlepreseir-Jiuve Hersch of Moatgoaery
[ said he made a frleadly call to Hpatr's ro-an
02 iavitaUo-3 of Reprefeataiive Heck ei
, Be.-Us and that the MaCarrt-ll bill was dis-
' cansed while he was present Coyle aeve :
f pnke to Hfc.-ch a.bout the bill.
! The ooomiuee adjoaraea to meet tomor
row sight.
rrn.IN TT.AH covrn T.
G -orjr < - QCann < in t.el * A"ot - * of Ten
Rfj nblIcaui * and Three Democrat * . .
SALT LAKE , March . The proceeding !
of tie joiat assembly vere somewhat sea-
Eaucaal today. The chief feature of th
seaatonal bsjlot T > as the eatry of a new
candidate into tic roatest- Ten republicans
and three demcKratE voted for Hoa Gtorg <
Q Cannon
Seit-aJ speeches were made during tit
b . 'l-.tng ' SenaU'r Robinsoa Bajd "Tht
n * i whether the free rllver demo-
i. , j , * V . - , i ' i-
.r > iprp a f.r * * i" * " , jt " * B
; ! iorli tbf > .3 cf f > ltrt : ' ! icfiueB' *
If i k * tfcit < * r * w ill mttkt
of iwrro M t f "
ft jpa. la MUF kit
rt it tor Owrr Q C na * . * tfl ' 1 tteil
vote tor i IBM SDW iibo it rent < > 4 * ft-
public * * H * trs be b ltTf it &t tt' ,
t > r Hirer. H * I TW ti * r - j
c. fjlr c it tie rtiio of If to 1
if b * < * trt H kM if i * U1JK > 1 gt It ht
will ut * * iftt be can pet. If it cre $ t
wagrm i will t tebewa fcs a jwn * a.
but will srv * ti * ! et fNHS of Ul UH > ? <
f.lf. . His pMioS urouH AM ifiJuMdVJljr > f- '
f * t ti * Sffctitii : f JUArte. . "
* tee
et-
PA 11 * TO KILL THIS III
Contrat T J In Trsn 1
Over Undoneinetit of llnll - ? .
Al'STlN , Tt Marra Ji Ti * wsatp oJ
ti * Texas lcl la-.ur * itviay iaS ti * llviM )
of a row oir th * r.atiar tit a of tie
res-plutioa is3o-ii > r Coasressaaa
Barley ia hit action la Seating apaiait the
seattag of Joseph Wheler la ooagres * .
aaoptpa by ti * hous * Moodty
I Aa attemrnt w * * taade to kill tit resu -
tioa by refrrrlnE it to a wasiittet. niici
i was. defe&tt-a by a cJoM' vote 12 to 14 Aa
' sune&dmeat was tiea adopted prorWiag that
the a3optioa of tb * resolution should not b *
t
tonstrupa us a reSectioa oa Congressman
Jc * Wheeler Aa tmeadmeat tetuar fpr.i
th&t tie s.dptioa cf tb * res-olutioa iisuld
1 aot be ooasiaert-d a allying tie Tftas s aat
1 to Bailey's support for t'aitea States teaator
two years , ieace * as voted < 3owa by lit
dose vote of IS to H.
1 AlSr au = i tj > e--h-maktac. duriac whiti
seaators cipressea themselvtt su being cp-
po8a to Bailcy-worihlppiag ia any strei
marke3 maaaer. tie fricafis of tie resolu
tion maaaged to e-t it adopted fry a hur-
rlc-a vivs voce vt > te. thut t-adiag tie coatro-
I versy ait a poiat where Bailey was gettiar
tieo. . - t of it.
A MT V itcl of -lntTi re
DOVER , Del . March S The eau-ancr c !
Willard Saultbury of "WUraiactoa lot 3 tie
iiaatoriaJ race today presents a aew aspe.t
la the contest. Mr. Saulsbury. oho recelvtsj
the lull support of the tweaty-oae flemo-
cratf , may also be voted for by the ea'ire
alacrity oa the last three days of thi leg
islature , Friday , Saturday ana Mondav This
, will be 3oae. it is nadersuoa toaici' . for
the purpose of eafleavoriag to raw FufHneat
* treagti for either the regular republicans
or the unioa republlsaas to secure aa elec-
I tioa.
Tor the PnJillc Good.
In aaotier jiart of this paper appears an
I advertisement voniy the reiding as it s
i for the public pooa Jt tells of a Free flis-
tnbution of Iitaa's Kidney Pills , a remedy
'for ' Kidney Ills Read it. aaa call at Kuha
& Co . pharmacists corner IJth aad Douc-
las , Omaha. Neb , Saturdav. March llth.
FIRE RECORD.
FnrmerV Dnrn and Content * .
ST. PAUL Neb. March S ( Special )
The bam of Samuel S Smith living one
and oae-h&Jf miles west of St. Paul , war
consumed by fire las : night , toretier with
a granary. InJbe bam were tirte iorses ,
itwelv < head of ctKJe l.B'iti bushels of com
and fifteen teas of b&yThe loss amounts
to JLE.OO. with small insurtace. The cause
ol tie fire is unknown.
ebrn Ua CltjHome. .
NEBRASKA CITY. March E ( Special 1
The residence of C. W Gibbs , in this city ,
was burn -d to the ground early this morn
ing. The loss is about JSOO with partial in-
jiaraace. Most of the household rc-ods were
'
'sja-\ed. A frozen hydrant prevented tie fire
company Ircm dcing tifective work.
Refldenee nt Lend.
LEAD , a D . Marh S ( Special 1 Fire
last night destroyed tie hous ? of Joha Col-
j llns of this nty , valued at .20t. with Jf.OCi
insurance. It is supposed the fire was in
cendiary. Collins is the man who shot at
a young man recently because of a domestic
difficulty.
! ! * fcon IVIn * .
ST LOUIS. March i The * katlnc
at the ic * palax-e tonight between John
Nils .on HarK ? Davjdf. : > n and John S
Johnson resulted 1n aerj - close nirh ,
Nil-.wn winnine the milin 2 47. triti Da
vidson bu : two feei behind Johnson was
nfteen feet Whind when NUss-oc finished.
The third and last rat will be held tomor
row xurht.
llnll Defeat * Lniiler.
. MEMPHIS. Tenn March Jim Hall.
I champi-m of Aan&lia tomg'fat def atea
[ Charlie Lawler of LouiFviile Ky. after
ten rounds of fairly gt > "d fightinc Honors
I were aiiout ' ven uj ti the tenth round
Lawler forc-3 the nrctinc but seem-d to
dc. but little deTn&rtr Hall drew first blood
in tfc third round.
AIII Pnt I ii Hlr Pnr e.
DUBUQUE 3& M ' - ' ' TilNtwf. . .6
t"v.nE 'K't i iJa-v t31r-1 a p r&f f 13 ( > n
' ' a f'--f > r-a , * > ' \ nc f'L u- . * -o t : re
f'F' ifh * , < tii s. " . - , " ! - ' ; . -3 ] . -
j w r r w c w -i b. , A > r ir 1 ' . . ' T'
! - ' cs the t.ta. c f I'-bj jtrtet t. .
tf fru
OIll 1"TH \C K
J el.ej Troi1er' Plnj In Le\lnclon
tnke Knee dnrer Illmelt.
NEW ORLRAXS 3 rhf-T > Ux'rc-
fc > r J-ye r-c > "r < 5 at h "f
of tc aii > ' > < - rd and
ay rrovr Jockey Troxiern WateTloo.
Pfank R r n s p sr A3ex r.l ioSncy 1 ,
er * favcrttw at 1 tc J ITI ti" twttinC
0 Cor.ccrand Ljuni < r hartfw : the nnpur.tr
TJ-OJS. ) r rofl * Tom M c 's FreLnfrbuyseB ,
aealnM wb < . jtood S to 3 s Uid
K" ndiJit tb * fmf turto Troxler ltd from
a. * Mddl * * n3 caucbt Al x s bMd ! ( near tb *
fcit bcvldlm ; oft until th * * i rs * * r * well
Into tb tsretch Tn * hey wa * at one * ms-
IH-nd a aad aay fe * ruled t ,7 H * tca
thwueht ic t # a Ilk- ' ? t-enfildat * for an
fHrti M cacSDiit J 3 Caflertj cut l e
a ( fe n3 thine , Dr RUdl * la the stock Tb *
! j > -d OeofdaJi played tb * cell hl * lf
and pa * . d ti oa IP hit frtnd th * pr- *
t'ac rut Irojn T to * H t tb * Kxrinc and
s wil plavrt etewwhfr * Thf colt vcm In
a taaaon raHc > p Th * weather was cpn3y )
and ih * track fail. M4ec i was th * only
rtnnlng fai Gt * . RpKult * .
Fir , rac-e. M-IMBC. six fuflonps- Jim n ,
won , Dar * S second , DstoJId * thi'd Tits'
1 It
rar * . wlllae on * mi ! ? Th ! > ' ? -
Mailer scad. Vipnttt * tt.-
rutsHns. ! . oa * and on'-sUxv
tn..f * Liit > BiUy wen GAm < j s < '
Ladv Disdalti third. TUn * : 1 .v-
Fnurth rar * L$1nr1o7i r * r f.V. '
tlOV onf-half tnll * Dr Ridd.f w - 1
RC.J . Blue pet-on d Frellaghujstri tk 'i
Tim * { > . ( ! >
Fif'h K . c-n * rafle Mora * ai w ? - ,
PntKZao spcoad. Midden th.rd Tm
i iris
Siitft rac-e. s-ellinc. fn > mil * Lite aria
* nti Xc-rtpa f > ecc < nd Ponte : Ganet thiri
Time 1 { S.
vv or OM : THOIMJ DOO - .
Cnnlne of All Dei prlpllon * on Ki-
Itllilt nl Mn coutali Ctnb.
CHICAGO. Marci ; Over J "W arlMfv-
craic dtig < : rnm all tiarts of th couatry
wrr * on eshibiuon today t th * openlne of
i th * MasciMitaJi KnnH club's annual exhi-
bltkiti Tie a * t ivll oontlnu * throughout
the week Many t * t ra owners are in at-
teidanc * includlnc Frank Gould who has
"Chsitrtll Trinc * ' tb * prid * of the Gould
knr. l. en-erf-fi in the ? t Kernara claw :
Among toe other entries is the bulldoc
Trittnp. tJi * Maicot c-f Roe . " \ ' > ; t s Hough
Rider. * The Judge * are Jan ) " * Mrtlm -r of
N"W Tort , J. J Lynn c-f Pert Huron.
New York. J. J Lynn of Port Huron.
Mich . Arthur Fr-oemkling of Chicago and
H. W. Liaeile of Boston.
Meor n Delfcate to Montreal.
P1TTSBVRG March ! Th appointment
of Charl < W M ars cf Cloel&nd a r r -
rcs. Titl f of the Lestrue of Atneriran
Wheelmen ta the International CjcMsts a--
I KMiatlon wu made public by Pr eident
' Keenau today This appointment has an
j spe < ial bicnlncaaof this year in view of
tb fa.ct that the annual meeting of the
International C > cllsts' astoc-latlon will b *
held in Montreal in Aurust n > n and that
' tbe international championship will be de-
uava at the great race me t there.
Gardner "Will Meet Mnrrnj- .
ST LOV1S Mart h f. A : ' R : to th
Port-Uispstch from Hot Springs Ark. savs
OfC'tr Gkr.I'ur ferranced a mf.ih lodsy
witv JUnmiMurrj'v of Ciniiiiati for a
piC'-ve ccntest of twentj ro-nis to take
I > .ace hT" March IE
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Fntr : Probnblr Colder tn Yl'eMern
Portion : Variable Wlntl I're-
dlrted for Nebraska.
WASHINGTON , Marci . rorerau for
Thurs3ay.
For Nebraska Fair : probably colder ia
western portion , variable winis.
For Souti Dakota Fair , colder ; norti
winds.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair ; warmer in
eastern prrtion ; south wiaJs.
For Kansas Fair , variable winds.
For Wyoming Fair ; collerwinas be
coming northerly.
Locnl Ilecorcl.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
! OMAHA , March B Omaha record of tem
perature aaa rainfall t-ompared with the
oorr-spoadinir day of the last three years.
-li3S 119.li.57 1SK
Maximum temperature . . 57 B II < :
Minimum t = nprjiUire . . . is < 4 3 H
Avernce temperature. . . . . . 25 M t : :
Rainfall , * 0 .Ot .M . { i [
Rtucord of ttmperature and rainfall at
Oniaha for this day aaa since March 1 , IE- ! .
Normal for 'he day S3
I Excess for the day . . ;
Accunjulttea de-ncJencx' since March 1 n
Nornal ratalaJl for-lhe day .M Inch
I T > n < " ( j f t r the daj ' . ( u .nch
Total -ainfall sinre March 1 ( Cinch
D fclenrj fince March 1 . . .3''inch
Deficiency for cor jerod , IK r ; : - , 4
D'SciencT Jor cor. period , 1S97 .K : rh
H - ; orl ironi tntion nt S p. tn.
KS ANT > FTATE OF
VTEATHER.
Ml " f
II ll.
I Omaha , clear
North Platte , dear ( [ 7 , f
Salt Lake , cloudy fid u i.
Cbejenne partly cloudy y * un
Rapid City , clear 4C U t >
Hurn , cJear Tid M 'i
WUliston clear > a
Chic-aro. cloudy : ; > > :
, St Louis , clear . y > 4 'd
, St , Paul , clear : i
| Davenport cloudy St : : i
Helena partly cicudy 4 ( > 4i w
Ka.nsus C.ty. clear f * r. ( t
Haire clrar i < 44 't
P srrjhk r ] ar . . . . 11 r , ii
Ga'i ' < f - ' 'ear fl O if
i T irii'-a'ei tra'e of p" - i
L A WELSH
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UNFADING COTTON DYES
Fast Diamond Ih-p ? for Cotton
Make Unfading Colors.
Cannot Ke Washed Out in Soap.
suds or Faded by Sutiliclit.
Tb * wa * 4r * * H1 artrr mat *
la tKrior ola bMi wool UiB wv.ori a&l
bear * IMattofid l > .r * have pr l 'i '
rolpr * for cot t oS
Titir t t fottcs yw ar * pBar tit -
girp jierfrt muslartkm. aad to soal.r
taat caasot t-e WKtfeod est ia f trout s
sa * ana that will &ot fad * * J > * a * x ;
to tb * sufthcbt
If yt j Kih to ay * cotton pw 4& . o * *
the fa - : ' aari I'jr ' * i-v cottofi. * n2
through th * acacy
o ! Pr Btunfit Electric B lt , cnl rgs ana
1 iiraa tl ! tb * mustlef of the Vofly stops
i ill lots of vital 2 ia. aad cures ifn\-
'prostration taS loss cf brain power It
j cure * Sciutl Itnpotency. Lost Mtsb- ,
! Spermatorrhoea YirlcocpJ * ted til ether
. Scrual Wtakatts < s It makes * l. tr a
, ana strong men rtroager tbt on'y
inet-ns till
will make
men ff all
ages
und vigorous
The IXB.V-
uet.f.ee oJ n-aa
w HI vunisi
before i"s po
tent Cainc at
3ew before the-
morning's
run
Dr , Bennett's
Electric Belt
if infiprreu TT
physic" sni
tnfl ret-ca.-
thousancls of
curea i e -
tirau Tbe
price of btts :
hcrttoT re ta.s
bien from
twent > to fcrty dollars. I am aow c2trti.c
tie bsst Electric He-Its Ia ti * voria for
$8 and $10
Tiry hnx < - f.oft. silk-rn chtmcif covert
rpoage flectroaes thst ctnncit burn as3
blister EE ao tbe other lts ! can be rere e3
for 7" > c na ot.betelt can be rc'Cf3 'or
any pric * . and when -worn out are -ooni-
less Mlae is the costlier ! Belt IE tb *
world to manufacture and 1 * .m offenrg jt
at from one-fifth to one-third the pric * cf
others
It ei-nfretf-s a genuine current of EVec'rl--
Ity that you caa immeaiately feel aad is
four times stronger than any other llt ut - a
* arth My Elcctrictl Sujpensory for the
cure of tbe various weaknesses of men is
gives free to every male purchaser of cae of
my be-Hs-
I gu&rantf'e U to cure all Serual Weak
nesses , restore Shrunken or Cnflfiflopefi < > r-
ras a a lost "VilQlitv. cure Kidney. L'ver '
ana Blsda-er trffchlt-E. ConstipEticn , Dyspep
sia , F-tmale Caipaints ; , els.
Call upon or write me tods ? EtcreSly ooa-
32 n"ial 3o nol fieltj a < lajt are daagerou *
j ret syrsj'Dm Hanks , took tna literi'u'-e.
Sc.33 only by
byennett Electric Company ,
HOOUIN 2U nnclI
Oinnha. Aebr. . 1Uth and HoilKc * lret .
Oirn from "i , " ! ! n. in. to O I > . m llven-
inic * . T ] i in. to * . - : : ' < jt. nt. funda ; ,
K' n Tn 10 7 * ) i ni
( Please Tneat na The Bee )
Quality Better Than Ever ,
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Monerch Ccle Mfg. Co.
ChiCBgo. hew York.
DR ,
RflcCREW ,
SPECIALIST.
T-ttti nil Forsa d
DISEASES AKD
DISOBDERSOF
MEN ONLY.
25YEJRS EXPERIENCE
12 Vtar ioCra h .
Caulutiaa fntByJklrtr -
Patronize
Home Industries
PorcliBklnc l.ood * JInde nt Die Pol.
tt iraclorlei
TLOVR WILuS.
S > . P.
Dour. Mfal. Feed Erts. 10i-JS-U Nrth
37th street , Omaha , Ntu. C. E B1U.X
Ttlepboce J.J-1. .
IKON WORKS
" "DAVIS. . A rowGiLU i novoniC5 ,
Iron nnd Ilrii Ponnder * .
Mtauftcturers and J'tbcrt - { Machinery
Grc rfcl rcpaineg a tpe-eialty I&ii , l&BS
tad JMC Jttttcm ttrtt , Oir.aha. Ntb
LINSEED OIL.
N i.i\ .iin OIL.
Manufacturers oil pioceEf raw linseed
; il. kttUe b .k-d lictc-iid oil , old pro-Mi
liatrea taVei , crouoa ana t.cift-ije'l
Jcr druEtiitE. OJJAHJEB
BREWErtlEE.
UM IIA MIIKUING ASM l IA11OA.
Ctrload thlpc.et.tf n-.tde tn OUT own rt-
frieerttar cars Blue ft.bbon , Eilt * Erport ,
Vienna Export acd Familr Export de.lv-
tit < & . ) Jj parti of tbe cay
BOILERS
UMAUA UOIl.lritVOItKS ,
joi it , ownnv. Prop.
Esfltr * . Ttnk * tni Ebttt Iroo