Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1891, Page 1

e — OMAHA SUNDAY 13? { PAGES1 TO 8 i) 4 TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1801--SINTEEN PAGES, NUMBER 233 Pl PARIS WENT WILD. ! fek | EVANGELICAL BISHOPS *ificsicnen,s e v = | BALFOUR Y (‘I‘()\'liR,'{ ey | SHORT LANK CRASHL, ored in the great fead have alrendy o, 8 recent fssue of the Deutsel Ihoino Zeltung, cdited by Bishop Du i Their Rivalry Results in a Lively Ti oL, ), contatus this gersonal thre ar of the Irish Factions Makes His Labor 1 i} ¥ y by an mknown cortespondent ; The Oonference, Dubs-Sir: Your d- carcer has PARIS SPRING SENSATIONS enough. Beware! 1 scek & CISER WILHELYH ANGIY = r miserable life 1 will take | EMPRESS FREDERICK'S ONE MISTAKE. | y1ow ne Valutile French Raved and | A CONFLCT BETWEEN AUTHORITIES, | “'Iu'l\‘\“u"x,’-‘v"‘l o l i Yo e emen ™" | THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS DISAPPEAR, fhie Overstaged Hor W ¢ 5 0 Diootshed may be prevemed at the Parell and Ris Opponcnts Will Pass cltuble Deokls Broks Port I Th “"“", at Allentown .1\\?;vrm bes the | town oonforencn. L o e i KR \" " Vergo of a Freo Fight, Towian ¢var e cont [ Arsund in America, THREE VERY IRRITATING INCIDENTS. | e A CASE OF COMMON, HUMAN JEALOUSY. | "l““‘“"]"“‘} woral v e GLADSTONE'S OCCUPATION IS GONE. CHARGES AND COUNTER . | | anti-Bowmavites have organized u de [ | Dureiu t raise funds o puy lawyers iy tato Versailles cnd a Patriot's Ove ous Action in Interest of Peace. o Cloted b Dhevaity OBEilng ||t v e NG e | Hard Lines on Whioh tho Liveral Leader Pastors From Taking Possession, | T Has Fallon in Late Day | | THE HISTORY OF THE NOTED QUARREL. | skcotc of the Life of Catirornin's went | HOW A COWARD ESCAPES PUNISHNENT. b ar - Known Citizen 1 — - , Wasmixeroy, Feb, 28 —Senator George | The st ¢ ' y he Situation in Which e Irish onale 'R N u Hearst of Californis died tonight at 9:10, Donalid MeLean the Most Prominent Different Blements - The War Senator Hearst his been i1l six months, Party Finds Itself-Hushing | Man ENATOR HEARST DEAD, MAGNIFIED BY THE CHEAP PAPERS, i d CLAIMS, W hat Bouguercan Thinks— € Infunction Proceedings Against the Not Restored - How the | artist wh Biliistan % { 4 Rudihos the Dulut of Das with a complication of diseases, kidney and Up the Latest London Goye f hoart troubles being worst. He had been throw t peria ernmental Scandal, Fa v ¢ Sl . confined o the hous: for two months past I'he emperor appeay chiarze the elan Dower Has (oS ay Pokibd R A it and beeu in & somi-comatose state for seve — collorand Count Von Munster with + ‘ ¥ y i days. Copyright by James mlon I3 forming himas to what the [t by the kot headed | as: it | Rewixe, Pa, Pob, 25.-Owing to the v — LCopuriaht 1891 by Jame Gordon Be . 5 hud been removed by the governm fight between Bishop Bowman aud two corge Hearst was born in Franklin Loxbox, Feb. 28, —[New York Herald cable | Visit would probably be. M. Her county, Mo., September 5, 1520, His father Special to Tne Ber The enti Irish | was probably instructed by - the had gone to that state from North Carolina | party bas given up all idea of doing anything | foreien minister, M by a director of t {1 ts w own all churches of that denor o y D all idea ¥ o breakof the 1 y-Pri-asian war of 1870-71 | g5 4t Al Aarts wh tow el f that denomination i | {819, The son received ouly such a lim- the chancellor yestord the desived finding o wreath with the 1 this city wore locked up today and the an- | ited education as the common sche 10 OXPross person cmperor his on 1ty removed the wreath nouncement was made,that no services will | afforded in that day He worked on his $ prets at the mar which the ex-emyp sl many people of information claim the | be held tomorrow, The closing of the | father's farm until 1850, when he caught the | it the United Statos. Mr. Parnell is medi - treat cmperor rep! L wold fever and went to California, For sev- | tatinga visit to you ere long, the secession R P s P e cral years he was a miner and prospector and | ists being represented by Hoealy, Sexton and | U o c i St subsequently by location and purchase he | aocarthy. sides awill phas oroured the | sonally painful to himself and tevbtt being establis or ssi Some of the country churches took | became the owner of valuable mining inte it ‘“'l‘ [(v' id J will pass ‘round th s interpreted in oficial « the wreath i similar action, ests ana a lsrge employer. having at one | DAt vigorously, so that any spare moncy nperor's determination to obtuin time as many 9,000 men at work v his | 1¥ing around will be napped up without los vench government some form of wes alone and operating quartz mills that | of time. Americans are expeeted to supply ot tho troatinentaceoided crushed 1,000 tons of ore per duy i EoR teRT Gt 668 (T e vumors that Von Capeivi ot with flaving bi , which has convulsed this la The inckease of bis wealth wis steady ana | tho contendiug fictions with the sinews of ted and M head line: 5 and the insult nination i various parts of the country | rapid, and forsome years past s income : 0 “patric I ssagnae raved in tho past three years. This conference is [ hus been something liko §1,000 per day, - H st collapse. the Autorite, his X tin Lo In RN RO R SR RS has been for a long fime chief partner in the All this oils the wheels of the rnment inipe g h R TG st e L i il e ¢ extensive mining firm of Hearst, Begzw, | The m ore had such an easy | ders kL) with the b, and the Bsher and anti-Esher fac | owis & Co. He owned above forty thousand | yiyne 3alfour oscapes uncriticized, | Preeryards co the newspapers, tions have cach been desperately wassing | acres of land in San Luts, Obispo county, | pit: | FE Bulfonr escaps wnerticed 1 arhe Hamin Tho thing sprung was the empress | their forces before it to bring the long fight | Cal, a ranch of 100,000 ‘acres of grazing | H¢100KS Into the house occasionally. sees the | the krench had been to Versailles, and to the ruins of | at onee to a conelusion land in Old Mexico, stocked with avery | benches of the enemy all Pty and retires | system, and re hierd of cattle, and a fine stable of tho to amnse bimself with novels in - his private the d l‘l|<;v‘ hor: ].'. : |]l;' \:‘uw\vxl-mllw:r“ r'\’;\‘l :n room. Smith is in ¢l He never dreamed | whpei nd which erowned the ; large tract of lnnd near Vera Cruz, and in | o'ce SHOS 30 idstone kuows the | Disi to a dangerous point, and whict t cording to the nsible papers n which ho clatms remains unimpaived, He is | railroad building in Mexico. His fortuno f stich 1u; b 1stone kuow cmper ompress® mission, both in its political an | wouyd do but that she had gone the avle condjutor with Bistop Esher in the | the time of his death was estinated RO S, B A | el reh R R el i d et Teifate sudtast Bt Toube. Nisetyicac, | €0,000000; his followers, does not see the way clear to | subject of wl threatened the peace of Europe BRI et v 3 Mu. Hearst's politieal life began in unloading his ship of the home rule curgo. il “The first of theso events was tho drl ot o Gl 5 to the conference ure vio- | wien ne was clected to the California leg I the Whole Upheaval 1taved- Hard on Singers = What Receiver Bllis | —Picture sales, Paus, Feb. 3.—(Special Cablogram to Tie Bry It 18 no exaggeration o say that ¢ was finally fou had been removed | fact the Bvangelical chureh at Alle for France and Gormany both sinee the out ; 5% (et enominatioG in parliament this session, and proposes to 50 early us Tuesday | <t it bogan carry on itsoperations solely in Ircland and fu several cireles tiat the Bmpr was prolonging ler stay in Pavis t ' letters, according deroulede, mean not | churches was decided upon in order to pre: ous extent, The surprise caused by her Spatr C it Hloi, devolr, patrie,” [ vent the opposite faction from taking pos practically unammounced and sudicn arvival Ihis ana the curiosity which her movements ocea. sioned, slowly gave way to a fecling anxioty. Farely in the week o prominent menber of the diplomatic corps privat informed Cc t Von Muuster, the Gerr ambassador, that it was eviaent that i Of courso the s \ apers 1 This is the result of that fierce and unpar ipon sensations, mado enormous cap alled partisan quarrel known as the war of war, If they refuse, one sile or the other ompress was making a mistake in staying longin Paris. To this the German ambassa- dor replicd *1am quite of your opinion, but T am pow erless to change the situation of affair Then in rapid r ¢ St. Cloud. Truc visitod the Ver. The prosiding ofticor is Bishop Bowman, events which raised the ive of the Parisians | guiy)eq muse t Cle but who serves by virtue of his former authority, _The v governi ” n tho iy oph R R e Bt o {oattie Culitornia 1egls: | That pressure is beiug ingeniously wor varsai When the public clamor caused | gaye the strongest advice to the beforehand thatif he attempted to preside [ a candidate > the democratic stato_con. | 1P 80 thatsoon you will hear of new de by this drive arose on the day following, the | cuiven respoct ful attitude to the v oA aa i ts thoy would with- | Vention at San d al., for the nomination | velopments, fnvolving a complete change of attention of the empress wi - called to th I'he i i ehe Qacil dtas atid sot M onferance. | for governor, but wis, déteated by General | the Gladstonians matter by the wifoof one of the prominent Yasn.| BiRliopID et b M e e In preparation for the ' o, the kaiser. T | declared t t by the death of United States Senator (LU LU R B LY members of the diplomatic corps. reply the Empress Frederick said “I went there for reas f timent; so an awkward pos 1 not everything iost ut a desperate effort to g s fortune tal ou i Gl 10:10 train in o fairly mak ference wil o same, while similaraction departure without the much-fearad de will doubtless be taken by other conferer ces | | | | who have been thrown into a great the pisident of the constructin coms 2 nany with u capital of £5,000,000; vice prosi- distress to innocent ons, ntly he seems likely to es the Cologne Gazette, of Thursday, and read by the people here at the very moment the ox-Clmpress was « tarial was a coup degrace, 1t utterly destroy every vestige of good that might have other- platform spouter. Some so istice may therefore overtake the evil docr, wh in turt sed last spr cir ceclesiastical officos by tiial wde up of adherents of their oppone bankers. First Reyr Alary, banker i inge than any- | he would no v side, and con- | I Miller iu 1885, the power of appointing a | commissior J Dlensi many recollections of my husbaud centre it w {readful mixin @ h chur s were [ Tormer oph u-l"' Mx l\v‘]»"w‘"lrm‘ il nomi 8 ar dreadful mix in all wurches as were | nagjon, Mr. Reere e latter wis tha " i Berite tho sy warm | bappily free from entangloments, Tt is said | elected in av:l-,} the California legislature, | LS it L) LR Lt tly announced | that Bi winan will appoint pastors which was then” democratic, and his tern papers of this city took up the in off quietly on | the various charges, and that the other con- | Would have expiied in 1803, His death gives m informea on the best of authority that y | began, by their un favorable erit the republicans in theirturn the same ud- | adal involving a ber of the with the s | iraperial visitor's action, to fan tho vantage which the death of Senator Miller | ministry and a indy of Rl Ab Ve chancellon g spark of discontant iuto flane | station. Aveangements were made so that | and thus the bistoric war of the bishops Bl 1 tho sonato Mr, Hearst was u man | into the divorce courts. lave of the laws of hospitality « The second incident or mistake, which still 44 1300logn0 the train should take her down, | be ruthlessly carried into cach of the 2,000 | of action rather thuu of words. He took b by influential persons to bring about a | Franch, and that it oxpi t frvthieriokaltal o IEParisiansivis 700 | HATEEA Al Ua LA IaE b oW R Ao dnd | TRV Ia T Ghur R S he e sdTatisn i rt in the deoates, as he suffecad from ation between the husband and | the German government ropudiates the jdeu thoughtless removal by an overzealous SeE 2 B el % ¢ S 1 a weak voice, but vuéahe did address the | wife, on account of the lady's family, | ©f further chorish the b tablish 7 R bl e OVl DS an overzealius | waiting took her on to Calals, With her | by necossity into the bosom of overy family, | Solate his spescia wis always brief but ¥ Ak s i (e T A h il SR e R T an ambnssador. Atthe Garodu | on the question of receiviug the rival cler pointed, e e governor of Alsace-Loura : s W ln on the tomb of Hearl Regnault, the | Nopasio gendarmes had been gathered, They | men so assigned. Though two are appointed | — Senator Hea s a Widow and but | State of consternation by the probability of | ®fne National Gazette likens the docres ¢ celebrited Fronch painter who at Busen= “gept fut of sight, and when the empress ar- | to shephierd the same flock, only one can ac ‘hild, vi. itat/profuiutcrnf | xposure. Nobody weuld interfere to pro. | sweam of cold water pourod on Parls. ,When' ouly twenty-four' yoars of J8K&u1.rivad unly n smail respecttul crowd was pres- | and cash congrogation must decido Which San | tect the malo culprit, but he cannot be got at | Inorderto leave ne doubt anout the foelin Qiedwilo fighting agatust e Prossions duts | one. Baron Alph 1 : < S > Hearst was in person tall and slender, | without causing groat existing, the Berlin Boersen Courier holds | i . fhi theily Prusetar o B [ o aron, Alph schild, asonc of | one. The sequel, stuted in plain words, m with blue eyes and long grey beard. He was | - that Germany now finds herself coustrained | dent of the iebraska & Western vaiiroad and ng the Franco-Prussian war, Thls onnsed™liins airectors of tho line, wa ! wean one of three thin Either the undis- | good u type of the o.d California pioncer. He | PO Somnes e % to maint definitely thos ires: ¢ another outbreak of popular clamor, and an- | o chyef ofeials puted supremacy of one or other of the op- | Was warm hearted, impulsive and generous, | €A, tho! free, for itis known | precantion against Fra other scries of articlesin the newspapers, IS B R oty 8 posing fuctions, headed respecuvely by | Popular with his asssociates in the senaté | thedetails of the affair have been published | otherwise enforced commenting unfavorably upon the visit 10 | ppore pus boo ; e By haand Dubbs. ot the | nd had ma 1 triends. in your columns, and the story must spread. | Of the line of Deroule Paris of the mother of the emporor of Ger. ; Mt it e ol | LA LHEOlIoN ute to the metory of the | i jyepiminated minister will find iv dim LepkikeniBlatann o Sl 1 Chermid, Al 1 form timate mdependence of a majority of con- | law o1 18 from th pen'of o, well knowh T e, - | Asuce: Lorenine The third incident, and the one which FoRoak ; elso the eventunl demoralization of the whole | . “IFor thirty years or more George Hearst | can be silenced by threats of libel action, but he K i enraged the Parisians, was the publica- | \ad not written 1 organization has been one of the vital men of the west, one | people will talk, and such talke must inter of the I'r tion of the anti-Freneh article 1 . t : i o tinting [ the individual forces which have inspired | fore with the plaus of the wire puller and Popul Tne three bishops constituting the ru and given direction to thut quick and vast de i by to the (ier triumvirate of the association. as will be re puent of its resourees which is one of th voup af ehauvinists, i called, were accused of sundry misdeeds un- | material mivacles of the centur titis not for the treatment of t oming to ministers of the gospel, s the mining expert, theorganizer of gigant A Mesner or PAriiess rth German Gazette tune that he will be mourned. It is not Efects of vift, s T feeling i obituary commonplice, but the simple truth [Coprightodd 1)1 by Jam ton Bennett,) A i \ : 4 3 ) say’ that hisdcath will bring sorrow to | Muxcigstin, Fob, 25, - [ New York Herald wise been done by the imperaal visit wr Dubbs being first subjected to this | {hougands of hourts, Chango of fortunc | able. Sreetal to e 1 % E ) 1 t | treata leveland on February d Cable—Specia Pue Bee |1t is certain The French government naturally has not (g g wade no change i the man. As asenator g i lien, by way of rotaliation, Bishop Bowman | of “the United: Statss_ e, was the same | thotSirTitus Salt will soon’ manufucture done anything in the matter, and either in | Other s ) 1n'Chicaro on Marak ) Esher in tho senate nor in the chamber of deputies has | £ained t 3 this city on Marc wholo trouble a Freneh representative opened his mouth in | posited their v > lady wa o to have arisen t of ordinary simpie, unaffected, dloar-headed, warm. | Plish in the United States. The English Al 10 sta hearted George Hearst who mined on the | plush trade has been stagnated since the M i f taz, Hore o n sy ; S i 4 & ¥ | Feather and Yuba in the '50's and took nis regard to the Empress I'rederick’s visit t ound in tears ing nloss | human every | ousy among the Vrh!“ share of tho rough, fre life of the claims and Puaris of 815,000 fra w had 60,000 | Dishops and the overwecniug anbition 0f ot | cabins, To the thousands of the comrades will not refuse to serve aow that there is S ethor D llionte thoush a mitor ona =ini| feancs @opouit ike Mace, Alary had | OF otherof them t clusion of | \who kiew him he remained always usa com b : prospect of a crisis in Germany's foreizn af fnatiophiiy thgush i ininge L) e s, T of 19 franes being | M collengues, Ina word. it is a contest of | g0 ' Ogtentation was abhorrent to o man | ing plush at theiv Bradford mills and other | fairs, 1t is staed that Hevr Schoof bas bringing about the strained retations, has | two ngainst one, Bishops Estier and Bowiniat g g apoul il Iy 3 i kb aare o ngainat oue, Bistons shorand Bowinit | formed on his rugged lines, and it will never | makers have reduced their outtits, prompted the Friedrichstuhe distriet been the rivalry of the two salons. Bougue el heing leagued togetlier'in systematic opposi- | kiown how iy successtul men ow Titiest 10l makal weran pemonts ) on {0 Bishop Dubbs. Bishop Esher is the ; reau, the painter, led the party now krown HARD ON L e A% their beginuing to him, or how many broken ENGLISH GOSSIPS., the clectign of Pritce Bismarck. it st of the Exlier-Bowman combi- | lives were made eiior'to live beeause of his The Boersen . Cou Hiscissing cessor s president of the Champ do Mars | donnas. Last week u false report was iven | of his stoel. Al throo are unusually strony | 1aden helpiug bund, o huudreds wou | Police Stupldity—Gladstone and the | the role Drine Bl miet play i o scceders was the leader of the anti-Boer out that Maric Van Zundt had appeared on | and able men. — Repeated clashes of author- | (o Yiices of ploneer times he was a Rood Church—Harringtgn's Damages, e ambition, he would be of the greatest party. The result was that from the start t St Petersburg in an improper [ ity and nterest between them and coutinued | yroyigence. [Copyruht 1890 by James Gordon Bennctt ce. 1f, however, he should atten Croncn :::':“7‘“{: P L oholon oo Secause he was so thorough a Californian Loxpoy, Feb. 28 [New York Herald | dominate the house, or to lead an the departure of the empress, there has been | 1 f s Sybil Sander Ttotenili und s A TRU AL My Hisreten iesiaidiialatiion by allCullg | EC Special to Tik. Bee,]—The: Herald | thogoveriment, tho auraoloof his s ik i ialdn g i ) 1 : 3 Mo ciioss ang derinonious contentious. | fornjans whose expericnce reached hack to would not ninder his being treatd Bipuan ; ARSI mpAde Moys prd, s Rarlss [ Thicvidl ) novauninth IELs Or BOWS | (he days when Failronds and the starp com ] ; valaters, . woived o great set back by | 1 S against | papers during the ties vetition of commercial life were unknown on | Chapel murder to Jack the Ripper. 1t wa t dissensi P wssouier, r T papers. thoy retragt | 14 mattors ran ‘,m'f \\1‘}.1mvxll|]w finite point | g coust. His vears of hard work an 1 inti- | also right in the opinion that Sadler was not | and Prinee Henry appear t MUlll Soapunry of lust yedr, Thon thoal mate wingling with men of overy social and | the assassin, The con ! ! Wi s [noixencuadis Biahop slen e : futelicetual grade vave him a knowledge of During the course of an_interview i was wildly in 1 1iHEShon HEetkol nblow, Shroug bl followars human e anl & sympathy with its = h she havin we lished today Bouguercau said that in Dece and was i her hou 1 met: Lenil Kipquied” the igetace and lamoval Of IR idetacts” and! wenkuessesl whioli kont tnii [ e afuclarolithe Sipal 0. prove 1 iness at' Ki Der last Count Vou Munster, the German | dueal protec ) which | trowblesomg rival, Dubbs from the board f | freo from that pride of purse and | agaiust bim - Meanwhilo assassin | T emporor 1o wive Sahmrarii MR R tho duke wounded the prince, who died from | WSt of i E i e et | lirduss of fooling that, sometiues ko with | escapos wlice devoting | s winter quariers in 1l i { A e afraat S i k ne afrivolous characte the riches of the self-made man, an nle helr energios to Sadler, Londor refused upon the ne Miivitad me 10 send some o€ my. picturos for | 1he ofect, MissSandorson says the story s | Discd on gowstp and_hesksiy, tending to | Lo shes0f the sdtmado wan, und winle | ul their onergics to Sudler. Londow’s poli 2o b « at the Berlin art exhibition. 1 lumny, Sho did not even kiow tho | show that bis moral relations with women | soterand o shrowdness thay baffled all pro. | B08 poiite Ut a8 detdators of orimal |l javijjo0 He th " int of sending three paintings o myth. Tho | were questionable and that therefore ho was | yyders, his heart was tender, bis charity | they siw to great disadvantage beside thoir | vection ana i i At D | ench pap 1 das NN AORL ico.otbIshop. both BISNODS | icraay and his capis for eness ine nefghbors across the channel, or across t 1 brothers t shibition at Moscow, so 1 held | F'rench papers pr ol Esher and Bowiman took a prominent part in ROA eapuoiy: dons fonryouote Jux i Kunley bill passed and there is much distress | 85k St N otouuid sl among the operatives. Kinds, wno are m: GRHARAYUIL0EeL JEALOBs LGRS P facturingat Utiea, N. Y., have stopped s the “Berlin party,” and Meissonier’s su Some one has been libelling the prima ing of tho irritation until its end at it or of the opera was correct in not aseribing the latest White . however WIERE BOUGUEREAU COMES 1N published, s at’ Priuce jury finally | arose from the desireof -t reached the same opiion, in spite of [ Heney, te estab T haustible. Neither in business, politics nor lantie, y feis mnot S T s nials of E v the prosceution. Bishop )bs wits 1 L) i with th ition of 1 the prosccution. Bishop Dubbs was notal- | 4, pvata life would he cherish enwitics, but s Berlin exhibiti B e i essos o 10 WK | whon blows were uocessary, ho would giye “On Weduesday lust . Two sales s the week at | i py- (Th teen clerzymen compos | g woll us take, for he was & man of intensc ing the tiial committee wore confidants and | gy strong chura but the battle over, he | into politics again. Miners form e s e ,I}'“f Iand howinanditwa aking bunds with o good huinor | majority of the it 5 iHEaIonped Y }ishop Bsher during the | thug wad in it no admixture of ‘wuile. Ifhe | latter resolved by a v m.at Berlin, There | by Jamiter fet y wial. “Dubbs was promptly convicted. | huseft enomies ho has passed nwuy hating ! uature in the whole | ing “Brule Parfum After — that, —of —course, —open MO | one Without previous experience of pub. tilities began in real carnest The | jic lifo, Mr, Hearst the miner and manof | other candidate or vote f rvative ctalind v measures exeeuted by Dubbs LY w 3 . < 1 CATTNE STt tue ex-empress, at least in | The Noel pict | eiatintory, SineauE cuted by Dub business, went to thp senate and although in | Itis said Dilke will soon issue a statem ure sale also prove friends, ‘culminating in - Bowman's and \ . that body he spoke seldom, he brought 1o his cn will con crs he expects w my case, said or did nothing about asking | Pheodore Rousseaws “La Mare” fetehed the | Esher's expulsion, followed as @ natural se- | (1ot b0d¥ ho spoke seldom, he brought to his | which will cont Lioms e ay ¥ me to be represented at Berlin, but now tho | highest price of the day open gquence. ‘Thecrime laid to Bowman's door | ja¢ made him bighly useful to his peoplo in was evil speing, Ivivg and passionate lan- | hig committee work. The sturdy, good sense 4 guage; those ulleged against Ksher we of the man, his knowledge of affairs and pur- | opening their eves to find him dabbliy put, I am in no hurey to cometoa con- [ knocked down at $2,000. Corot's “LEane | Bt o o ey phow 2 v i o 4 ity h iilar; unchristian couduct, slander, false: | Gioyiarly of the ucells of the Pacific cowst | chuveh matters o the extent that shows he | - Admiral Heb T i LS MUY 8 SRR S| RSO Ol A B lovels " cane | hood choblni INORRIO 110 chavol i | iculely of tho. oolh Of the Basii comst. | ehurch tnsters o tho extont that bows b | - Admiml Hob lian compensated bis constituents i AR soems for | In tho reu present 1 am undecided what to The in vas, full of the poetry nature, brought | -nlm]w up old quarrels previously adjudi- | geiciencies as a public speaker. He earnod poke in defe ddent, provesagin U tho Prench public | 060 francs; Enone Delcrobs Lo CHrt | 00 ) g isops woro cu o | 5 suhof 0 boaal it s iy | e e e et netotai o pur | it from tne performance of their espiscopal | (& Y come known that he outbid his competitors | warks. T functions aud the receipt of their #,000 an **His death is a sepious public loss notalone | and secured it €12,00, The I tion byt to California but to the entire Pacific const | come from it Iy 4300, Gladston it and peculiarly to the miners whose special ) vod by 4 I‘I o0, AR DErs WHDHO | .}u\ of Stephen and his son-inlaw Harry nd him fr attack orge. Hearst o stFoug, an ablo man, a good | Drew are wn tne established chureh, Stephen | - Herr Richtor b and very humble man has been taken away. | is vector at Hawarden, a value of £3,000 a He had'a manly, o gentle and loving heart. | your, and Drew is curate at Hawarden, Tl Ihere will be moist eyes in thousands of western homes, grapd and humble, at the ews of his death, and the sorrow will not be least in the cabins dotting the canyons and All this following so closely the debate in streans of the Sicrras the house on the proposed Povest the Clean Libral assos scems determinedsto 2 £+ Cha at my studio, but she asked me no quest the Hotel D first was the B tn whe 1 was goi sale of engra Dilke, the minority threat adont the #20; a decorative vanel by D wodify public opinion of his guilt & bt Gladstone’s non-conformists adherents are matter has become international. For my | was 50,000 francs, and tb ure was three years he has been negotiating to pur i Is apt to ga off half-cocked, and wo may be | surla Croix,” 15,250 franes; Henner's, “La | called down unprepared at this 1 for | Mude ful conception, 16,500 war. I do forgot wa-Loreaine--no | franes s “Le Debar nual salaries, but not in practice. Dubbs true Frenchman will ever pardon that—but | ment,”” 15,600 fraucs; Jules Dupre's | acceptod tho esults of his trial and has not i v [ B e e iy 4 : 1p to date drawn s pay or asserted bis p Jiavould o a lnmentagle ox A AVIoPe rogatives. Not so with Esher and Bowman. | ¢ Chey bave dedined to abide by the Germany and France are in a state o finest specim 1 fiudings of the trial bodies and the citement Soap. : " o judgment of the civil courts and bave resolutely proclaimed themselves g s being still tull-fledged bishops. Injunctions etehed obtained from courts in Ohio, lowa and Il Cupid,’ it to restrain them from acting have not in taineble 5 fact restrained m, the jurisdiction f!hr" courts in the matter beiug con dly | e e ; oubtful, In those and other we o states ~ Generous New Yorke Gladstone on the tion causes surp 2 4 UIMErous suits and cross-suits are now pend New You, 28, ~An informal meeting | lohe-Sk gfurst w forence to I, there is to determine the ownership of church | of bankers several days ago, having learne regulaticns was for thi > 'of eusbling crican confreres erty and the power of certain mission so the late Secvetary Window's family and publication boards to collect and | X BAbALAN ] ’ | disburse fundss but the prospects of settle jolning the front f ace-Lorraine | ment that may seem hopeless, and the affai wttend th of the association are daily’ growing wor ppera ipuiso) Pob ! | fompaen, Wilh ISR 0N S ubscribed. 'Phe matter came out by accl- | rather s low price upon bis outraged Louor T'he 1S Cause Tue Bew)—Tho Russiun pross | ot or b B e A Y atos dent, as the bankers were trying to keep it | Paruell got £5,000 from the Times, hi 1 of the press det ug | heavtily approves the attit f tho FPrench | R0 T of the anti-iSsher dejega- | GUIct, fonring tho announcemeat Would | secrotary, Camphell, go L350, Arithne i chegy it in fleree ay terms and artists in rofusing o take partin the ex- | jon 1o the Allentown conference was to tako | Wound Mrs. Windom's sensivili | tically, therefore, oue hu 1 Timothy Har- | fucroasing fr. ovocation of tie p iibition at Berlin, and regard the frvitating | possession of yhe Imanuel chureh, in which , 3 - 5 3 - ~ “‘:"”“ L ‘[“ Pt s auy as bighly vepre 1t | fie mootin R pack o The Weather POARL nugian o mal £y Oampball, gnd tan | Was oleolad SRR SMIROT A fe Lo Al O orted (hat thy tans as. oxnreasod. the | strong body of uthlotio breth ihe pulpit | For Omaba and vicinity —Fair, warmer Heury Caumpbell's mako one Parnell. This | 11 PADEES OB 110 RUAROrS AbuIionG Dave Deu | 4 Mpal {00 A8 KK 11 and the aisles leading to it to hold it [ For lowa—Warmer, southerly winds; faie | 15 probably the modest way Parucll | I hiae Lok telegraphed to this clty. The comments uion that Chancellor Caprivi's orders in 18, K00 B hieR o he i ) I¥s% Nt ho b . against all comers. it eem o | n eastern, increasing cloudiness an. At it 1l have admitted that Chancellor Von Caprivi's 110 Alsace-Lorraine give grave cause | have been partly carried out, but it resulted | suows Sunday in the western portion, bl 3 action was the dircet result of Empress et and that he regrots thatso barsh | today, as above’ stated, in the closing of al 1Por Nebraska and South Dakota - \Warmer, Confirmations, Frederick's visit, Naturally the Berlin | @ was promulgated, | tue angelical churcbes u and around | southerly winds, fair, Wastuxai1ox, Feb, 25, -lu executive ses- | sewibelli Liverpool rectory is probably intend lim CONPIDENCE NOT YET RESTORED, fra | The feeling of general confidence that the pleasant incident bad ended with the de TR rture of the empress was rudely shaken of the church in Wales and the speech tay upon the public learning of Ct Von Caprivi's order to Prince VI T e e | for which Gladstone professes such veg would receive auincome of only 3,500 per | Pimothy Harmugton will be able 1o year, only one-third of which was to go to S, SHEIITLAL AL, WALKE, KL | o of it whth o s anid fund of £50,000 for her, and §0,000 is already [ for libel by the Tusuppressibi®, The jury the iubabitants of the nmuie ad- | d