Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 5, 1891, Page 3

N THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFIUE: No. 12 PEARL STREET Deliverad by Carrier i any part of the ( H. W, TILTON - - - MANAGER TELEPHONES Bustiess Offce, No, 43, Night Editor ————————————————————————— MINOR MENTION, N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. er in your yara or house 1 you want Merriam block It The E league of the Broadway M E. church will entertain a social at the home of L. lloy, Thursday ev ugust Marriago lcenses were issuc 1av to George Breedlove and Lizzie Meyall, both of Omaha, and to John J. Richtermeier and Mitry Thomas, both of Mills county. H. . Hattonhuuer was a d vesterd ay aftornoon for driving over the hose at the Northwestern depot firo night before last He bonds und was relcased until this morning Th L of the late J. I, Brodbeck oc: curred yesterday afternoon from his resi dence, (23 Washington avenu G W, Crofts oficfating. A largo ver of friends were present Pwenty-six non-unfon printers arrived from Kansas City yesterday morning, en route for Omaha, where they expect to get employment {n the job oMcos. They were met by a delegation from Omana The tuneral shin W. Collistar will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Col lister, 214 East Broadway, at 2 o'clock. in- stead of at 104, m., as formerly annoniee In police court v duy morning Henry Shoates and William Clarke were fined for drunkenness. Sadie Young was fined for vagrancy. A, Gilinsky pad o fine of £10.20 for peddling without a license. William Dunn and Jotn Nelson, who were caaght about them that looked as though it might have been st were discharge Candliclight S¢ Thare will lors of the I the shape of candl the auspices of the King’s Daughters. Among the attractions will bea fine musical programme, which will include voeal selections by Miss Kate Pusey. Mr. Porall and M. Officer, a piano solo by Miss Laura Couch, music by the Man- dolin club and others. Ices will be gerved during the evening. A good 1o is assured all who attend. The yeeeds will be devoted to fu ishing yoom in the Woman's Chiristian Tempe ance union hospital. CRSON AL PARIGRAPHS. al novel ent August 6, wyterian ight rtainment in the par- church in unde be Ving st Pre social winders loft last NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES. Whi'nay of the Ogden Troublel by Creditors, Manager House | BUILDING CLOSED EXCEPT TO ROOMERS. | | | Assertions Made by Clerk Fearon That the Embarrassment is Entirely of a oter— Suits, | When Manager George W. Whitney of the \ left the city & day or two ago, | announcing that he would visit a couple of weeks in the east, some of his creait thought he had left for good, Georze H | Meschendorf, tho butcher, was of the num | ber. Last Monday evening ho commenced a | uit in Justice Hammer's court against Wait- ney to recover the sum of $00.00 from Whit ney by attachment. He attached all the 1iE2 15 that were he hands of the clork. J | J. Fearon soon followed with a suit for like amonnt, and yesterday three more suits were commenced by Etta (ibbs and Lizzio Herbert for #5 and &7:70 respactively, the | two women having buea employed as help | about the hotel. G e 5. Davis also com | menced st for $2 Mrs. Whitney, who remained in the botel | aftorher husband loft, has insisted all the Wt he would return. When Mescl dorfattached Monday night, she tried to leave the hotel, but was informed that she could not take hier trunks, as they had been covered by the attachment. Yesterday morn the trouble was i and left the none of the men however, that part of ttled, and she took her tr | city, tiough for what plu abott the b ‘I'he hotel is 1 o of Clerk Cummings, who ¢ room ufter break fast yesterday mornine and announced that 10 niore meals would be served for the pres ent He states that ho will keep the hotel open for lodgers asbefore, but that no more meal 1 be served until he hears from Mr. Whitniey, whieh he thinks_ will be soon. He acys he is confident that Whitnoy will raturn at the expected time. 1t is not atall likely that Jonn Danforth, who purchased the Ogden house from its present proprictors a short time ago, will ullow the hotel o be elosed. His deed to the property Lins uot been exceuted yet, so that the place is still in the hands of ‘Morse and Parn The coutract for the sale is mado out und signed, however, so that he will vrobably take possession of it by virtue of the coufragt, Greatest on Record. The ten days’ cle e at the Boston store, Council Bluffs, Tu., is the greatest sale of dry goods ever held in the west, of course when one stops to think for a moment the reasons of suc- werything is al to cess ave plain, C.G. S ing for a short trip to Macitou. Colo. be found at the Boston store just as ad- Mrs. Tony Westerdahi of Des Moinos is vertised and even aiittle better. This guest of Mer pavents, Mr. and Mrs. Ratph | sule wonder in itself, every article Simpson. in the store being sold at actual cost Miss Nettic Wyman of Des Moines is in | price for ten days, somethin never the city the guest of Miss Nettio Wallace, heard of before ‘in the history Bluff strect of the dry ods trade, from Licutenant H. L. Bailoy of Fort Sidnev, | a card of ~ hooks and cyes 1o Neb,, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. C. W. | the finest silk dress patterns you will Coker, South First stre find & reduction on, This may seem I"rom a private lotter from C. W. Snydor, | {jk, o story to a great many pewspaper late of the Nonpaceil, it is leavacd that ‘heis | oqders, but to all patrons of the Boston at Lumas, Wash., and s fully_recovared in | GHSEES DY A8 I AR het Heg) (MR | kot Ol SN EUnne, rosigHE0 RN ||| SeorHULe AIuoVe DES LTI W 1OIDE BICUE: ool position on the Wasnington Post on ader, if you ave not o patron of the account of the heat and maleria. He has | Boston Stove, Council Biufls, In., delay gone to New York and now occupies a fine | no longs make hay while the sun position on the World. shines. This great sale only lasts a few ) e dauys longer. Monday, Augist 10, is the Captain W. A. Hayos has transformed | ;3¢ day, Come ear Come one, come the Harle barn and livery stable into | 411 pefore the choicest rains are the finest and best arranged iostitution | yone, )ISTON STORI, of the kind in the city. It 15 especinlly Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. adapted to the carc of fine horses and Council Bluffs, Ta. cavriages, and a_perfect system of box stalls and the bost facilities for wash- ing buggies in an_oven tomperature, winter or summer, It should hereafior bo the headquurters of all the fine norses in the city Over. Ed Maher and Frank Carroll, after spend- ing a night, in the county jailona senteuee for gambling, succeeded in getting I. A Wickham, George Holmes and Dan C to give a bond of £200 foran appeal o the district conrt yesterday morning, and were releosed, This, it is said, means virtually that the case’ is dismissed. According 10 some of the city officials there have been dozens of cases like the present one, in which difforent parties have beon s tenced in polico court for offences of a e or less grave character, and i every case an | A1j the windows and doors have been vroken apoeal to the district court has resulted in the | oug by the husband and father in s pre- dropping of tho case, the county attorney for | Vious” wmtrums, aud there is hardiy un some reason or other failing’ to prosecute. cle of furniture that docs not show the ‘Tnat this i so 15 a matter of regret amwong | wavks of encounters with him. Fegley's those city oficials who heve been trying family consists of a wife and_four childron, vid the city of some of its objectionable chur- | ona’ of them being only o few months old, acters, “but,”” said one of them vesterday in | Phe neighbors say that Fegley is accus- speaking of tho present case, *it will never | tomed to get drubk uud abuse his family be otherwise so long as one vote is justas | shamefully. The story is toid of him that good as another. A lust Sunday he ordered h's ten-year-old > S 10, 0 get some whiskey for him, 0. Youakermnn & Co., food and_com- | 4o¥ 19 ®ov some whiskey for bim, mission, 108 Broadway, Council Bluffs. | yis unoatiral father seized him and beat him Tel. 7., ina terrible manner over the head with a = heavy boara. Iegley's treatment of his Hotel Goraon, most centrally located, telass house in city; steaight $2.00 a ay. Gasoline and.oil; cobs, wood and ce prompt delivery. I telephone 2 « G. Knotts, 27 N —— On Dress Parade. The Dodgo light guards had a full dress dvill and inspection i their armory last night, a large crowd of spectators being pres. ent. A Vory pretty drill was gono through with under the leadership of Captain Scarff, formerly of the Omaha guards. The follow ing is ' list_of thoso who taok part 1 drill, including the officers: Cuptamn S tenunt Woodbury, First Se ond Sergennt' Wells, | \ Bixby, Wocdbury, Wilch, Delong, 'Spooner, ', Witliams, Cafl; and Kdson. At the close of the drill ancing was indulged in until a late hour. 501 Ross, Avmstrong, Atwood, Viacent, i, Compton, Patt er’ rt & Patty, veterinary sur Fourth street,Council Blulls, Ln. Don't wear a heavy, ill-fitting whon you can get olegant summer at eastern prices at e iter’s, the 310 Broadway. suit suits tailor, Piunos, organs, C. B. Music Co., oudwiy. Couldn't Compromise. The Cut-off island case has been lying quiet for a counle of weeks past, during which time the partics have been frying to effect a compromise. Two propositions were m one by lowa and the other by Nebraska. Tho terms of tho former were in substance that Nebraska should withdraw all its claim to the disputed torvitory in fuvor of Towa, and = the lawsuit should bedeclared off, Nebraska's | Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves proposition was that sho should bave tne isl- | and hovsehold goods of Mande! & Klein, aud. and in this case, too, tho suit should be | Cougeil Blufs. . Prices very low; freight dismissed. Several Inga ale the laity | AERIIR I Gty ¥ council were held, in which these proposi- | PFePtid toy 3 tions were discussed with great gravity, but | . 8 et { s finally found that no agreoment couid | Prs: Woodoury, dentists, 80 Pearl wached, and tho tuking of the testimony | Strect, next to Grand hotel l'elephone d in dead eariest tomorrow J. Greene in Omaba, be commen in the oftice of ( Prospective Damage Sult, Frank Allon, who was arrested July 0 on suspicion of larcen about to commence an ac for damages against tho city, the police, the city murshal, and, in fact, agaiust anyboay and ov where the any chanco of u suit being made to stick. Afte his arrest he was locked up and kept ove night. In the morning ho was given o he ing before Judge McGee, who dischurged bim, Ho claims that nis feelings have beeu injured, as well as his roputation, will make an effort to secure & cash cowpen- ~ation for the iwjury, ion and be | Condidate for the Whipy 14 Peg sterer living on Tw fourth street between Avenues 1 and I, is in jail with a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury against him. Yester- day morning he fitled up on red liguor and commenced 10 lay things out around the house. His wife came across his path whilo e was engaged in his work of destruction, aud Lo bit her a terrific blow on top of the lead with u batehet that ne held in his hand. Sho fell to the ground, stunned, and ue_ left for Omaha after giving her w parting kick. Some of the neighbors mado a complaint at police station, and Pogloy was arrested by Captain Martin and Oflicer Murphy when he returned from Omaha, The house where Iegley and his family live is in tho last stages of poverty and ruin. Post, family has aroused a storm of indignation awoni his neighivors, and it is likely he would have received some substantial token of tueir disapproval had he put outof harm's in the prison ¢ egloy’s injuries are vous. Dr. Jenuings was called to at- tend her and he found her suffering from the bammer blow on top of the head, u bad cut ou the chin and numerous black and blue spots on her body, the results of previous erious, but not beatings she had received from her husbaud. Union Park races, Omaha cil Blufls, September 8-11, $6,500; Oc- tober 20 #1,000. For ' programmes nddress Brown, Merchants hotel, Omaha. and Coun- Nat e Swanson music company, 335 Broad- way. Try Duquette Co.’s Pomona fruit cough tablets. They are delicious. Didn't Get Away. Willism Brady, a colored man who was tined for drunkenuess several days ago and put up in jail to board it out, made an effort to regain his libey He refused y yesterday to work, and had beon locked upon bread and water diet, About noon, while Deputy Marshuls Isenberger sna Fowler were sitting in the marshal's office, theyv heard a suspi- cious noise from tne mside of the jail. They proceeded to investiz=ta, when they found that he had removed the iron netting from windows ou the fuir headway in_removing Ihey nabbed him justin | tiie, for if they had becna few minutes later ho would have been free. He was locked up in tho steel cell, and bis bread and water diet was resum st uight, one of the jail and was miking one of the bars north side, 1 High grade work u specialty. S, | Picnie at Manhuttan beach. Round | | trip tickets fr Omaha, including boat | ride, 50 on sale ut news stands at Mil- lard and Mureny hotels, | Cherged with Larceny. | Willie Mason, & brignt looking fifteen-year- | old boy living with bis mother at 217 avenue, was urrested by Deput Isenberger lust ovening ou w warr Twelfth Murshal it tiled in superior court by W. A. Joseph charging him with tho larceny of & pocketbook coutain- ing severul dollars. The boy was seen standing noar whero the pocket boolk was fouid, 1t buviog been bidden thers | THE OMAHA DAILY by the thiof, but furthor than that he savs | they have no evidence sgniust him. He stoutly proclaims his innocence. He says | Colonel Dailey came to him yesterday and | told bim he knew he was guilty, butif he would own up he would not prosecuta him 16 boy refused to own up, so they arrested him. He will have a hearing this morning in JE——— R Wil Build New Bridges. M. J. Alworth, genoral agent of the North- western, states that (he plans have been drawn up for a couple of new bridges over Indian creek on Tiwelfth strect, to take tho placo of those which have caused tho recent overflows on lower Broadway. They will be of iron, with stone piers, and will be fifty- four feet long with a waterway underneath of forty-cieht feet. They will be built just as high above creek as the city will allow. It feared, however, that when the council comos to will not allow the ligher than the ones now in use, s they are already up to the established grade, ana to have them rafsed any higher would render it necessary to raiso the grado. The conference asked for at the eity council meeting last Monday night is for the purpose, in part, of calli the attention of the city ofticials to this fact Work will be commencel on the new bridges Just as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made. is city investigate the mutter, it company to put its bridges any - OF FATALITI SERIES Wreck on the Milwaukee Kills an Un- known ¥ Stovx City, fa., Aug. 4.—[Special Tele- gram to i Bue| —A froight train left the track on the Milwauka: road south of here last night, wreeking several cars, When the wreck was cleared up the body of an un- known man was found under it. It is thot that e was walking beside the track and the cars caught him when they over turncd Alee Businzor, a 1aboror, was killed on the me road in this city pting to board a moving train Nathan Morgau, passenger train on th 1 under a newsboy, Omaha road as it was ut of this eity and lost his left foot Joseph Standacher, u conductor oh the clectric ear line, was caught between two moving curs tonight and crushed to death, His body was so wedged in that it stoppad both cars. pulling Towa Photoz Des Morves, In. Aug. 4.—[Special Te ram w Tue Bee e s>coud annual meeting of the State Photographers association convened in this ity to- day with about @ hundred per- sons present and & large varicty of exhibits President I, Kilborn of Cedar Rapids, was i the chair and Secretary I Vernon of Des Moines, was at his desk. A large number of new members were admitted Taree judges were appointed to inspect the exhibits ana decide upon the distribution of three prizes. Tho first, a magnificeut lens, for the best twenty-four cabinets. Second, several backzrounds for the second best eab- inet and third, a 14x17 inch can box for the best genc display. Mrs. Schoely of Indunola gave a very the uational conveution eral other speechies wer interesting roport of at Buffalo ana: sov- made. ‘The after- noon was speut in a pleasure tip up the river on steamers. MeFarid Sank Crouble. Booxe, Tn., Auw. 4.—|Special Telogram to Tue Bee.|—Papers were filed heee today in asuit growing out of the recent Mel'arland bank trouble. Some weeks ago a settlement was made in the trouble between the original bunker, John A. McFarlaud and his son J. L MeFarland, by which the latter assumed the indentedness of the bank and took nearly all the property, the value of which v about one hundred thousand above linbilities. Todav, Wallace McFarland, a cousin, brings suil against J. I McParland for an ‘accouuting and division claiming that they have actually veen partuers since 18 nd that half of all tue property in J. L McFarland’s name belougs to him. The amount involved is thercfore over fifty thousaud dollars and the suit creates a sen- sation bere. It will bo bitterly fought. the Arrested for khidnaping. Keokvk, Ia., Aug. 4.—[Special Telegram to Tu Bee. | —Isaac Lambert, an old soldier and pensioner, was arrestod in this city this morning for kidnaping bis cwn child. He has been divorced some time, his wife having since married. It is charged that Lambert ou July 25 appeared in Lomsiana, where his wife 15 now living, and_kidnapad’ the ctuld, bringing him to Kreokuk. His whereabouts were subsequently learned and the arrest was made by Louisiana officers. Lambert taken to Louisiana. Crazed Through Fear. KroxuR, Ia., Aug. 4.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bee. [ —A remarkablo case of the influ- ence of imagination 1s that of Hyde Collins, a young man of this city, who, having been bitten by a dog in_the lunatic from brooding over the dang drophobin. The doctors say he has no sy toms of the discise, but in his raving imagines he is mad and barks and snaps at everything, and he becomos so violent that it is nécessary to cl Dec Loaay, [n., Aug. 4—[Spec A telogram just recoived from Spirit announces that Judge Gwin sustaiue writ of injunction in the ¢ — Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy for their children couts u bottle. and, is now a raving of hiy- B t the inty seat war. Business Troubl New Have, Conn., Aug. 4.—The Old Col- oy distillery company, which was attachoed Saturday for 850,000 has applied for per- mission to suspend temporarily. Homyrr Tows, Tasmania,” Aug, 4 bank of Van Diemansiand uas suspended. 1ts paid up capital is 230,000 and it reserve capital equal in amount. The losses sus- tained tarough the suspension of the bank of Vau Diemansland amount to botween £:00,- 000 and £300,000. The effect of the suspen- sion is entirely local New Youk. Aug. 4. —The failure of A. B, Stockwell was announced on the consolidated exchange today. He had been allowed untit 11 0'clock to make good his contracts for 200 shares of stock. The time was subsequently extended until 1 o'clock, when he not ap- pearing the shar: re s0ld out under the rules, The 200 ares represented about £400,000. NEw Youk, Aug. 4.—Frank D. Sturgis has been appoinied receiver for the Schuyl steam tow boat company at No 15 South street and at_ Albany, N. Y. upon application of the ' trustees. Last December the company gave a mortruge covering eight steambouts to the Holland trust company for $150,000 to secure bonds. Judgment for 31,420 inst tho builde William Hateh Stuyvesant, was issued toda for deficfency in foreclosure proceedingf in favor of tho Now York assurance society. Her Body tdentified, New York, Aug. 4. —The police lyn haviug been asked to aid tho authorities of Queens couuty in clearing up the mys- tory of the girk who was found murdered at Gléndule, L. L, on Sunday, word was r ceived last night that Charles R, Webber had identified her ns his niece, Matilda Haber, aged twenty-two, of Now Haven, Conn., who left that plice Saturday with £50 in her po session. She is said to have lelt in company with a man named John Abbe, - P Notes. Charles Davis, one of Count Pulaski's men, The of Brook- lice is in trouble agaln, Jamos Philiips swore outa warrant yesterday aftornoon for the arrest of Davis on the chavge of assault with futent to do great bodily hurm, Davis was taken into custody ot 4 p. m. and lodged in jail H. Boyer, an employe ot the Ford company, 1710 Jones street, was arrosted vesterday afternoon charged with ombezzling 0 from the company. He will have a he ing today. - - Use Hallor's German Pills,{ the great co n stipation and liver regulato Engineers Settle 1heir Dificulty, Kaxsas Ciry, Mo, Aug. 4.—The engincers of the 'L road who were discharged & week BEE: are on tholt engines ning revlarly on tha road working at a rata of £.7 4’ day and the hour, The settlement {s exactly on the terms proposed by Chief Arthue of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engincers. The committee of engiveers waited on Receiver D. N yesterany afternoon thirty minutes to decida proposition or refuse it. There was a long serious talk and finally Mr. Edgarton suid the proposition of Mr. Atthur would be ac- coded to today They ot by ago last Sunday, arton of the 1. rond at his home teld to They him he had accept tho —— Kansas Murder and Suicide. Severaxce, Kan,, Aug., 4.—Samuel Free- man this evening murdored his wife and two- year-old son and then committed suicide. Freeman was a farmer, aud after attending t his usual evening duties ho returned to the honse, His wifo upbraided him for somo misconduct. He immediately drew his revolver and shot her through the head, killing her instantly. Ho then turned the weapon upon his baby and shot him through the head. Freoman than placed tho revolver to his right ear and blew out his brams, Tho cause of tho tragedy is sup- posed to have been Froeman's jenlodsy of his wife who was much younger than himself, Will Establish an Institute Bram, Neb, Aug. 4.—[Special to Tue Bee.)-~Thomas Haller and Charles Wads- worth left for Dwight, [1l., where they o to close up the deal for the state of Kansas to start a branch of the Koeley instituto There ure five parties h ing stock in the company, one fron Omaha and the balance from Blair The loeation has not been de- termined upon yet, but they areopen for bids, The institate’ will be located probably on some of the river towns if proper induce ments ure made them, en ecovering. I'h 1 oceasioned of tho queen Belgium's Qu Brosstis, Aug. 4 by the sudden attack suffered yestorday is abat A bulletin issued this morning 1 that her majesty will soon recover from her indisposition. M Beruhudt, the prime minister, anuounced to ali iilness st the chumber of def today that King Leopold has charged him to assure the house that the illness of the queen wus only temporary and that she was in no danger whutever. S £ test Returns from Kentue Ky., Aug. 4.~The latest re smocratic state ticket was 00, The pe how so heavy a vote as last night's estimate. So far as 1 ted the allinnce has elected candidates iust democrats or republicans in teu dis- tricts. L LOUVISVILLE, turns show - Killed by a Train Puiaveiviia, Aug. 4. — W. L. Buck, cashier of tho First national bank of Darby, Delaware county, Pa., was killed by a train on the Baitimore'& Ohio railway av Colling this morning. e The Fire Recora. £W Youk, Aug. 4.—Last night the plant of the Richmond elcctric light heat and power company at St. (i taten Island, burned. The building, valued at $200,000, is a total loss, B NEWS OF YEST DAY cott Is seriously i1l s rostdence in | otal custon rec Ipts for July nre $8.455.000 wonth the year prov- loss thin for the same ious Forty-one Hayt n rofuzes arrived at Colon fr They report everything Lizhting st shouse at Ruthenow, G this morning, completely destroying it scontents. Loss, 855,000 he German government has iustrneted all mbers of commerce jn Prussia to send t possible representation to the Chic: el Dest fair The Mel unty. Pennsylvan wdopted a resolutic Bisine their candidute republi- lecluring for president in 1502, 1t s officially announced that M. Roustan, the French minister at Washinzion, has been apnointed winister to Spain to take the place of M. Cambon. The bodics of threc men were found in the Moyer mine at Scottdale, Pu. T re sup- ave lost their lives at the time the on fire during the syrike. - | Roberts, a broker, has obtained wdzment in the Supreme court azainst the Menphl 1o Itock & Indian Territory rail- Foud for #0.%H on protested notes The Tmperial government Issucd an order allowing American catt'e to be shipped into Canada for slaughtering purposes. Meats will be shipped in refrizerators. Near Springtield. Ky, Tyler brothers stab- bet to death Jamcs Manroe. Munroe was King und quarce.ed with a boy, a ive of the bre s Tne brothers inter- s and a fizht e The opinion by Judge Bols for a new trial in the ease of 1. Ciny King which ‘has been ex- pected for sometinie will not be made pubtic until next Saturday. The opinion wil be read Inopen court and no court will be held until that day. \slon puyments azere nt ng 87, 0,000 have made by the Upited Stutes treasury the flrstand have reduced the cash hal- # 5 Of this fr ' AU 0.8 104 1S i national bunks nd $i0,52,447 I8 10 subsidiary coin, At the meeting of the divectors of the wsportation comp ny the of the constitution and by-kxws oc e pirtof the time. [t 13 said to be b o thut a soeond effort will not wde to sioner Curter, of the weneral land seidod the case of town site settlers of OKL, aguinst Murk 8. Cohen and fourteen other agriculuiral ely favor of the town sitesettiers holdin cellution the homestead entr other At a meeting of the Pacific. Postal tolegraph ana ¢ the following were clectod di ensuing year: John W, Mackay, Willinm C. Van Horn, Stephen, 'Charles K. Hosmer, Riehard D. Gay. Atbert I, Chanaler cward Platt, George Ward and Willium 1. Bike stoekholde b 5 of the company tors for thie On the London stock exchango Arsenting securities rose owinz o a report that Lord Sulisbury favored sending exchequer experts to the Argentine republie to inquire into the finuncial condition of Its govertment with view to suggesting a remedy for its embar- rassmient. Tn the Unlted States district court of Ala- an Judge Simonton made an order requir- Recelver Cha of the Charleston, clnnath & Chi 1d'to_Tssue receivers' cortificates to the amount of to pay the Claims of & number of northel d western creditors D i M. Ribot, mialsterof foreign affairs at Parls, hud weonference with the secretary of t Ohinese legation concerning the protection of the missions and of forelzners fn Chi Tho secrotary dectared that the Pekin gov nt had taken all the meuns necessury to secure order. Itisstated that the ‘attorney general of Ponnsyl as adVisod agalinst the pros- ecution b; ommonwealth of the tax de- linguent the nse of collcet The aud:tor general, it is sild, took the | on thit the Taw wus ninndutory, and that he st proceed agalnst all delinquents. he dominlon government bas dectded to surrender the seven Aiibriean fishing sehoon- ors recently selzed by the Canndian crusier Shream™ for Ashing within' tho three mile Lt in viokation of the treity of 1851 Con minder Gordon reports that the offense was undoubtedly ¢ ted, but u fog prevailed the time w eidbred 1t possible thut 1o Taw mizht beon infringed on unwiil- ing D FURTUNES MAY AWAIT YOU. If Lhey Do, The Hoo Bureau of Claims Will Tell You of It The government, dogply sensible of the great good that was performed by the fed oral urmy 1n perserving the union, has grate- fully decreed that none of its defenders or their dependents shall want for anything in their sickness and old age. This decree has goue forth in the media of pension laws which unhappiiy for thousands of people, are not understood. As aconsequence, there ara thousanas of soldiers today 10 this country, suffering perhaps for the necessaries of 1116 si nply Lecouse they donot kuow what tn country has done to care for und render them comfortabie, Tui Beg 1s aware of this fact and has allied itself with the San Francisco Exam mer und established Tup Bee BUueat oF Cruss. By this means, it pr poses to secure for every claimant just what he or she s entitied to from the government. Iu addition to claims for pensions. tho a variety of other causes will bo pressed, and frow the effocts of losses occasioned by these claims bundreds are suffering in this part of the country, > for WIEDNESDAY, S ENN————_—STUSSSSee e WS M0 St e | D, AUGUN 1801, |CHECKMATING THE SHARKS. They Oan No Loager Rob Olaimants of the Government, THE BEE'S GREAT BUREAU OF CLAIMS, It Befriends Scttlers, Patentecs, and Soldiers Widows, Orphans and is Commended by the Highest Authority, Men who have had claims against the gov erntment and employed profossional agents to represent them before the devartments in Washington, tell strange stories of tricks and rascality to which they wera subjocted at the hanas of those m There are of course, some honest men am these agents; but there are so many that al notoriously corrupt, that it almost im. a claimant, unless he be direet a welldnformed individual, to find one creatures g iloss is possibie for in whom he can place implicit confldence Tie Bee bas vecoived hundreds of com- plaiuts from soldiers and others who had 1 money wh desired and who waited for years and vet failed to recive any information regards what the sharks nad done with either money or claim, an requastal to roe able agont iy nd has, in this served to protect the people from fraud robbery. But thut did no good to the who had fallen into the hands of sharks. As rapidly as the latter wer up, new ok their adva s0 Tur mend Brehas also be > m wiy and people ) shown ones with new tricks and rascality ‘Phere was but one means left and that was to establish a great bureau of claims. This idea was sugiested to a numver of poopla but wais put into practice first by the San Fran 1o Exnminer With the Examiner, Tre Brr has co-opera ted n the great work of affording relief to worthy claimunts, The Washington correspoudent of the aminer, Mr. Joln Wedderburn, who has cted as private seeretary to Senator b was detailed to o nize and take chary the burcau. His long service 1 Washington in both these capacities had given him a laryo acquaintance with government officials and povernment methods. Kuowing the men and the proper procedure to follow, ho was thosen as well qualified to pust claims chrough in the shortest time if they were Justly due. Thie best lawyers to be had we gaged and o full clerical foree put bureau. [n every instance the m chosen for their kuowledge of the w dot Congress was not less anxious to protect claimauts from robbery. The same kind of complaiuts had come to i (5 and gone to the members of congress as well. The com- mittees that had the Indian depredations biil under consideration investigated the oper tions of the claim agents and attorneys in connection with the Indian depredations claims. ‘They found that the claim agents had demanded 831, to 50 peveent from the men holding the claims, and in hundreds of es teld contr these figures. While congress, with little ap- were able, by metnods dangerously uwear the line of false ptenses. to induce the claimants to sign the s, to be only one way to That was to cancel all s it the foes that at- torneys might collect. The elaimants would thus be enabied to choose another acent if the one they nad first engaged had attomptod to defraud them, and tne contracts could not demand more than the specified r Tne ninth seetion o1 the vi was thus drawn to annul *all sales, transfors or as- signments of claims’ and “all contracts here- fore made.” The maximuw fee to be al was put at 15 per cent of the amount ed except in case of claims under 500 or where unusual work had to be done, when 20 per cent might be allowe The amount_ of business received diately after the opening of tho bureau proof of the confidence in which the peopi hold it and of the distrust which the ordi nary claim agent has aroused. In the weclks, from April 1 to May 15, claims to the amount of #.905,441.65 ; were filed with the vurcau on account of Indian depredation claims alone. All these go to the court of claims under the act and are in various stages of preparation and prosecution. He- ides the claims under the Indiandepreda tion act there had been filed at that date treasury claims to the amount of 323,604 French spoilation claims to chc wmount of $285,853: laud claims, $289,350; and patent and other claims to a large wmount, Since that date some £2,000,000 of claims have been filed with the burcau, snd it is now attending over 5,000,000 of claims. The need for the burcau may well be scen by the fact thatit now has on hand more s than all of the claim attorneys of hington combinca. The efforts of cougress and the establish- ment of the bureau was not appreciated by the claim agouts. They wanted to continue x > thon em- into the nowere rk to bo s the bill was still in parent ehance of possage, th immeo- is to thrive in thewr business of fleecing the needy claimant. They accordingly denounced the government and the bureau. They held the contracts ims. But the that the former could ot they made with th cancellation was made in the interest and name of the people. And it need not be doubted that the eminent coustitutional law- years who framed the act wu question did not Jo so without knowing what they were doing. The threats of the sharks undoubtedly had an_effect upon some men who desired to make now contracts and sceure the services of some other attorney, but this effect will soon_be destroyed and the omancipation of the claimant from the tyranuy of tho shurk will bo comblete, The amount of money that will be saved to the peopie by this work of Tuk Bk Buieat or Cravis,may not beealeulated. 16 will cer- tamly be very great. The work will be done us near act cost as possible. Soms of it will_not cost more than 5 per cent, while much of it can be do: within the 15 and 20 per cent allowed by law. In somo cases the 20 per cent may be vequired. It is the inten- tion, however, to g the claimant the bene- fitof the lowest charges that will cover the ses of the servic (uk B Buueav will proseeute claims in the supreme court of the United States, the court of claims, the several courts of tho Dis ne trict of Columbia, before the committees of It congress and tho oxc will secure the payment of just [ndias depr aation claims, lana claims, pension claims, mining pre-emption and homestead cases wnd obtain patents at minimum cost and the utive depariments. greatest aespateh There ave thousands _yet who are entitied to pensions ‘hese should write immedi- Th are thousands of children, dependent minor dependents, are entitled o pen ately to the burean, heirs, widows, minor mothers, fathers and brothers und sisters who sions and should write to Tie BEE burcau concerning them. Under recent logislation a liberal increaso in pensions has been allowed and those who are entitled to this should write to Ttk Bk Bureau Claim association All letters will bo promptly answercd and all information concerning form of applica tions for claims, terms, ete, will be given withas littie detay s practicable. No letter will be answered un the seader enclo requisite stamps for reply. No information concerning any particular claim wil m urted until the applicant has become a mem- e of Tk ek Bureau association Parties desiring information should addres, Tue Brg Bur au of Claims,0600 Bre building Omah . the manager of which is kd ward P, l\u,_v son. Claimants and Attorneys. tvis important that claimants under the Inatan depredations law sbould understund that all contracts made by them with attor- neys were cancelled and anaulled by that act. Section # of the law explicitly says that “all contracts herctolore made for f and allowauces to claimants’ attorneys ar hereby aeclared void,” and the secretary of the treasury in issuing warrants for judg i 18 required to make them payabl only to claimants, their lawful b3 es or other representatives specified in the act, “except so much thercof as shall be allowea the claimants’ attorneys by the court for prose cuting said claim, which may be paid direct 10 such attorneys,” and the amount of the allowance which shall be ified The claim agents and attorneys are wakin wade is sp [ afight on the 1aw upon the ground that cone | gress has no power to annul private con- tracts, and hold that contrats involving a contingent fee aro irrevoca Claimants who are thus informed shoull pay no atten tion to it. Their obviously wise and prope course is to be_guided by the provisions of the law, whnich are so plain and explicit hat no one can erc as to thy mean g, &nd to pay no regard to op fulons of representations of men whose interest it is to defeat the futent of the law. The evident purposo of congross in do claring conteucts with attorueys void was to protect claimants, even if and it be granted that there 1s o question as to the powor of miress to do this, until that question 18 judictally determined claimants will mnke Ihistako not 10 thko the advantago which the law allows thom, and by failure to do so sub ject themselves fo tho exuctions of tho groedy claim ugents and attorneys. But is highly brobablo that tho power of con gross in’ this matter will never be tested the courts, since it is hardly to be sup) that the many able lawyors in cong would have allowed so important a featur the Indian depredations act to comain in there was a reasonable doubt rezarding right of congress to so legislate, I'he thing to be understood by elaimant under the above act is that contracts with attorneys for foes and allowance rendered void by the act, and they t1iberty to place their claims in other hands and to refuse in all respects to be bound vy stich contracts - - AT THE BEE BREAKPAST ™ De- Secret of This Paper's Early livey in the Soathwest. Few people kuow of the ex ase incurroed by Ttk B to enable it to reach its sab seribors at the earliost hour possiblo in the morning. Tie Bee always takes advantago of the first trains which loave the city in b morning. Where the trains do not ieave os early as conld vo desired, Tur Bez hives a specia For instance. the B. & M. flyer from Chi ago to Denver reaches the southwe: part of the state earlior than any other train But it does not pass through Omaha., 1* does not como within 21 miles of this city Puk BEE therelore mects that very unportant train at Plattsmouth, It does so with a specinl train This special loaves Omaha at 8 o'clock 1 the morning. It is loaded with Bee's, ‘Theve are thon sands of them, I n thunders down to Plattsmouth, at which place the papers are transforred to tho B, & M. Flyer. Two min utes later tho Flyer is rattline along at speed of forty-five miles per hour, AU every station, the packazes contuining Pue By re thrown off, landing at the station do It reaches Lincoln, the eapital, 4:55 a.m. Faivmont, 6:25 a.m.; Hastings, 045 am.; Holdr )13 . m.y MeCook, 11:30 a.m; Akron, 2:50 p.m., and Deaver, 6:15 p.n This spocial service of Tie Bre costs mouey, but Titi: BEe makes 1o note of that, 1t pub wrantecs to deliver 1 eficient mannor lishes all th itin the liberal as {f you want to_rcead all the news and read it est, take Tue Bes, You can make no ptl B Death RRecord NIDAD, C corre K. Ander? , Aug, 4. son, register of the United States land ofiee at Folsom, N. M., died last night at the Sisters’ hospital in this city. 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