Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 4, 1893, Page 1

p— g THe OMAHA DAILY BEE. s — - 1 TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. OMAHA, TUE JAY MORMNING, - e NUMBER 28, \ T \ T A1\ | joint convention tomorrow morning will not ‘N N M\ wages, without being hadd liable for crim- | A ATIQP N REBARHBAC [ oraivie Ars Wit fasite with awfa fas A Py . A ous fight will be made by the friends of the done away with forevar. These points are | scene of the conflagration. The fames impeached oficials to amend the arti all dwelt upon by Judge Ricks in that most | | driven before the gale, spread over o large DR cles of impeachment pr I by the attor, important patt of his deciskon whero e says l | territory and several A B ) neys employed for the purpose, or to reject icks' Docision in th | that an act when done by an individual in o0 Ki g homeless as o vesult snesed b the B Face to Faco with the Maximum Freight | them altogether and substitute others pre- | Judge Ricks' Docision in the Gase of the | LLCt R0 "G W eigh wileh m awral, | Four Men Killed aud Many Wounded fn a J0eiesas f result, e fre PSSR e " S | pared by parties opposed to the impeach Aun Arbor Strikers, but when done by a number ng to Railroad Accident, | cotires toward KAnSa8, Rate Bill at Last, ment injure or improperly influcnce i/ It is known that for the past two or three | :w urnz‘.“m. m\..-“.r more employe —_— FOCORT LIXE DRMUNS. days articles have been carviea around in awfully quit thelr employers' servic et NINE BILLS PASSED IN AN HOUR | the pockets of some of the members of the MUCH INTEREST TAKEN IN THE AFFAIR will, but a combination of a number to do so ORDERS DISREGARDED BY A CONDUCTOR Rallrond Employes and Towa Farmers En- ek legislators, and the impression seems to pre- — for the p: n-lu.m-..r injuring the public and | 166 11 il P, vail that they are not as carefully drafted 4 ™~ A | oppressing the employers by unjustly sub- | PG i 15 Batiis | a8 would be the case if it was desired to [ What the Men Think of the Court's Findings | jecting them to the power of confoderation | Thought Tle Could Make n Station Hefe ; ‘}’ ’I‘ febipbiblm ol Rapid Work Which Preceded the Biggest | have them stand the test of objections of the —An Appeal Will Be Taken-—How for extortion, or for mischief, is eriminal the Other Train Arrived—They Met vl LUR s VR i - 2 attorneys for the defendants before the the Bitaation fooks as Of Judgre Taft's decision the attorneys say Fh L ey mi'es from here, this afternoon, between / Deadlock of the Session, court of impeachment. ‘That there is a that it will practically have no effect upon e ot employes of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St strong disposition on the part of ¢ s the boyeott action, inasmuch as the grand Deep Ravine. S5l patitbnd. hAd Meelanles and tarmers, members to adopt such articles as S chief h‘unu]»mll'r to order a boycott and Milad MaCovern atd Datsr Myas do give the defendants a chance to demur | compel the members to go out on a strike. = b s A0 \ BOTH SIDES DETERMINED AND FIRM | 505 M0 e ot of court is genorally | Toreno, O., April 3. —Judge Ricks, of the | The partof Judge Taft's decision that is | CEpwarbsviLLe, TL, April 5.—A tervible | fermined to build a warchouse i spite of or this morning delivered his de- | looked upon as most important, is, of course, ders from the railroad company to the con n f | railroad aceident oceurred at 6:15 o'clock to that = which he refers to dn tne | ;ighe on the Jacksonville Southe RESI accepted to be the fact. One move in which } federal cour the defendants and their attorneys were en- | uigjon on the application of the Totedo, Ann | Lxap gl LI b Lty stern rail i 068 ate. Regulation En- | gared this evening was u wild ehase to get . i | caerying out of rule 12 of the g 1/41v8 mon %o 185 ball oh (66 bUIAIAG - anot 46 Friends and Foes of Rate, Regulation En- | wu e e i, O Tt | Arbor & North Michigan railroad to make | FEN e 0™ conatitution and of which | roud about threo miles south of Edwards- | S ek Lkl '\"' LG Ll gaged in a Final Struggle. | ment, and the story was current that they | bermanent his temporary injunction issued | ho s All bersens ymbining to | ville, near Glen Carbon, a mining village, a | ":"“‘:' ad ("r“‘l':' st kil ‘1“‘ iy desired to prepare an answer and submit it | against the Lake Shore & Michigan South- | carry out rule 12 of the b crhood against | local freight going south and an accommoda- | 2 & band of furmers resisied, and a bloody e to the joint conventicn tomorro ornand other connecting lines on March 11, | the complainant company. if any of them | g ot noren collided, complotely wreck. | PAtHIC took place, resulting fn seven or eight . | This suggestion ealled forth s VIZOYOUS | ooy 4 does an act in furtherance of the combina- | ¥ & stiiaa Sk, “* | men being terribly injured. one of who EFFORTS TO SAVE THE IMPEACHED | , fihis suatcstion culled fortli soime sigorous | restraining thom from refusing toaccept | doos AR CLIRIRSHARRACS. Ble G “File la | tte the freight train, both cuginos and ono | e BNE bereibly IIueets one of whot 140 . that they would tolerats nothingof the kind, | from or deliver freight to the Ann Arbor | true, because, as already shown, the object | passenger car. Four men were killed and a | ¢/ € BEn De i SR (ORERT 00 : | They asserted that such a thing was un: | road on aceount of the boycott issued azainst | of the conspiracy is to induce, procure and | number of others seriously iwjured, The | (HHOW USHE e Ians Proposed by the Friends of the Of | hogpd of in the history of impeac] nts of | the Anu Arvor by Chiefs Arthur and Sur: | compel the defendant companies and their | killed are k and elubs, The company did not want to Re1bisi to, Brenk Down the Ask criminal prosecutions, and thut the im- | contof the Brotherhoods of Locomotive F employes to refuse equal facilities to the | E Tty e e make u shipping point at the junction. Rai il als to Bren | peached parties have no right to prescut | B ; bl SRR A compliinant company for the interchange of | {ARL AHSPAUGH, vassenger engincer road employes are now in possession of the the Jolnt Sesslon’ by Substitut= i el AU s AR B gineers and Firemen, who wore on a strike | fVREE GOAPEE SO SR8 CHGECANEEAT | JIM HAMBLEY, pusscuger freuan. i : Ing Defective Articles Tonse Members Ready, | on that road. ‘The decision turned on the | s an offense ag.inst the United States by | HUGIH WOODS, freizht fircman | fie 5 g St [ arraiznment for contempt of eight Lake | virtue of scction 10 above quoted | SCOTTY WELSH, & minct Ended T1is Misery in Death, rencnrly all the membors of Uio ouse have | Shore engineers and firemen who struck in For Arthur to send word to the, committee | Among the injured were Manrsiatirows, Ia, April 8. [Special ; « d, and are anxiously awating the | 580 FE - b cars turned | chairman to direct the men to refuse to han J VANDEVENTER, bageageman, seri- | Telegram to : wee 0 Lewis Lioouw, Neb., April 8.—(Special Tele- | session of the joint convention tomoreow, | Preference to hauling Ann Arbor cars turned | Gio'iiiciette frolght and for the men in fur- | ogly sttt el b e astration | Harman is back again, having left several | overto the Lake Shore road ChoFALoe Tt FRIETHD SIEh G 115, FLisa! to: 1) E. Davis, an employe of the glucose factory gram to T Bee, | —Practic members of his family sick with scar Warter McGannicas, engineer of the | had his right foot badly crushed in the ma Nisi y : e Crowded the Court Room. handle the freight or threaten to quit or ac was given this afternoon of the fs H'M“ “’\“ fever. and expects to be called away again [0 000G L8 he decision | tUaILy to quit fn ordor to procure or induce | local, badly i back and head [ chinery. The doctors told him yesterday L bt UL Gl o Bl e e LRI LT SO SRR e e foo oo | the defendant compunies to violate the penal | Tow MCKEENAN, o miner, both legs | the limb must be amputated to save his life and dispatch when its members arc so dis- | he wouldn't be called back, but left word | was notas radical as the men feared and | goltion of the interstate commerce amputated and it s | Bty this morning Davis sent his attendant AW, | smashed; they wer posed. It went through the regular order of it he would come in respouse to a telegram | does not assume to compel men to work | would constitute acts in furtherance of the after the doctor and while he was gone. pro 3 that his presence was absolutely necessary. | aeqinst their will. Noti ibbenl wasas | conspitaoy; which would: rendes tham al thought he cannot live ured a rovolver ENieRalL ess almost as p org! o K ) against the Notice -of appeal wasat | conspirac « ou'd rende m also cured a revolver and shot himself twice in business almost as fast as Dorgan went | pogojeq aft tonight in response to a tele- | trs AL Tete | 1inblistoihe Heniiey b tHe Ent tibh Many others whose names could not be as- | the body aud. once in. the head. dyiog through the cell house appropriation, and | grim notifying him of the dangerous illness | ©nce filed ou behalf of themen. Judge Ricks | HABie 10 LAC PO Y 01 LA SATE SCCLIOH. certained were injured slightt { stintly, " Ho lonyes n wifo und soveral struck bills on third reading with a force | of his wife. Smith of Holt has also been | began by quoting the provisions of the inte Rights of Labor. TG OR A 68 ths Bt dent. Is HEiMbitod to | ‘childron thom' Whom 8. Neis: sapirated & rhat nothing could withstand. Nine bills | called away by sickness in his famil state commerce law forbidding discrimina- But it is said that it cannot be unlawful ‘ i p " ; I‘ (e B0 | honth ago owing to domestic troubies. ' o passed within an hour, and at b | Articles Kendy for Action. tion by any common carrier against any per- | for an employe either to threaten to quit ice on the part of the loeal trainmen. i A el Ha i wltrond mun rate ke deiTing oF " (iy son or corporation in interstate commerce. | OF ACtually to quit the service, when not in ze of time was made on the passen Fatal Runaway at Ottamwa. Yelock the railroa maximun ¢ 1e drafting of the articles of impeach 3 o 5 violation of his contract, because & man has | ger, making it fifteen minutes earlier than Orrevwa, Ta., April 3 [Special Telegram @ oill, house roll 83, stared the | ment has been completed and the committee | He asserted the jurisdiction of the court, | the jnalienable right to bestow his | heretofore. The local traiumen have been | to Tug Bee |- Luther Brown, & member of body squarely in the eye, It didn't remain | Of the joint convention that was appointed | though a federal question was not involved, | labor ‘where he will and to with- | in the habit of side-tracking their train at | : L kel UL ( ) ) to prepare them will hold a_meeting in the | and quoted Chie O { the undertaking firm of Crisp Bros., was the 80 very long, us the railroad contingent con n. Tonight the Justice Marshall to show | hold — his lavor as he will Gen cal conductor | but not morning to pass upon them before they arve vietim of a fearful runaway today. His in Y d st that & federal judge has jurisdiction on such | erally —speaking, this fs truo, cived orders to side track here and wait 4 { cluded that affairs were progressing alto- | submitted to the joint convention, 1t is ex R Ry et ot t o | absolu'ely. "If he uses the beuefit which his | for the passenger train to pass. He, how- | Juries will probably prove fatal. The teaw } gether too swimmingly for the opposition, | pected that the committee will unanimously | cases, even though other questions not of a 1,y g g3 'will be to another by threatening | ¢ obubly thought he could reach Glen | Of horses, which commuanled a standing § 3nd when the all-important measure was an- | &&ree to accept them as they were pro. | federal charactorare fuvolved. Judge Ricks | 1o withhold it, or aerecing to bestow it for | 1 in time, and puiled out AU U T RAL L LR aounced a call of the house was demanded. | l'_'["j It is l-wl‘l iy that there are vh[-u: | then proceeded to vecite the fact that when | the purpose of inducing, precuring or com- | scene of the ecident is in o deep | Shot Senators Tefl and McDonald were absent | ianid B H Lo o apecifi. | theapplication for an injunction was made | pelling that ether inen commit an unlawful | sharp curve in the road | Dend dnn Ch wenty-one is reported that the specifi- | ot act, the withliold or bestowing of his e physicians and s ons of Bd-| Siovx C 13 1 §nd this gave thorailrond side of thehouse | oations of tha first, Article. relate to the | tonim Inchambers in Cleveiand, March i1, | 08 the withihe i s I,J“»‘_l’“‘“.“:“'rlf,v ‘\-]\,-lfi :’.‘ S R | e Gl bR i : an excuse for calling a hait, ‘The supporters | frauds in connection with the ercction of the | an emergency existed. He had issued o | gpd'oriminal act. The, same thin [ de §tantion o b0l injired.: Whedend | Soa O/ LB Btk ] =Ooboncl B Hoster 18 true | dered attention to the injured. The dead | sard to the exercise of the right of | were brought to this city. A wrecking train | Indian agent at Aman has the right to give or | isat work clearing away the debris, but the | turned to his home Friday and found nis were | cell house, the second to the general fraud | similar order in 1891 on application of the | with in connection with the auditing of theasylum | Wheeling & Lake B of the bill at once announced that they e Yaukion agency, r¢ ready to stuy there just as long as anybody railroad, and it was | proper an tho other side and the two elements set- | Sgonceland;the third to tho conlueals | enforced with benetiefont results against | Sell hisproperty whero 18 wiil, butit liegive | track canniot. bo cleared before tomorrow | Wifosittitg In chiole deac, 'Whe remains tled down to the tedious task of wearing Y S the striking engincers, firemen and train e i FN R T e — R bgiede e e each other out, HIPPOLYTE IN THE FIELD. wien e il Holdhptinfelio Jronte oo it an unlawtul act, his giving or selling | Bloghimamtsrily. T Were Under Parole. e Dap B = _ | mecting with the Anu Arbor ‘roac it or refusal to do so s itself unlawful McAvLesTER, L T., April 3. By the explo ANt D el gy, e 12 v dimo aGisne tho seaston the R e et the | iogply compelled under the instersti Herein is found the difference between the | sion of an engine on the tracks of the Choc Orremwa, Ta, April 3. —[Special Telezram parole system was called into wad sen (Copyrighted 193 by J N ett] | commerce act to receive from and | ;“‘ oL the employes of the complainunt comt- | taw Coal & Railway company at Wilberton ! ‘\’l' 'b“" 1'\';’ At Douds a miner n Alvw-l 0 em was called ) play, and sc Copurighted | anes Gordon Bennett.) R B Lo oorporations can | Panies in combining to withhold the venefit | oy v te s e U G stantly | Michael MeNarus was instantly killed by &tors ware excused to come and go justabout | CAPEHATTIEN, Hayti. (via Galvoston, Tex.) | frelght to that road, and as corporations ¢an | of their labor from It,cand the nct of the | iate this aftornoon, four men were instantly | o Lo ' it doore of others & : - 2 ; wiulveston. 1eX) | only act through agents, it was evident that | employes. of the defendant companics killed and their bodies blown to atcms atling slate and a score of others barely es a8 they pleased, with the understanding that [ April By Mexican Cable to the New | 0 | employes of ‘the ARkAMEnt: compantes ini| KHIEG AR SuRlc bocles iosm tonteme, 1o i entombied alive, MeNarus 1eaves RO Hi i (44 o LCH1E (e V. MeACTi! O /% || YorIE Herald=-Speoil]’ toj DinEBAn;)~Dpes: [ Lo mandntory proyistous of she liwianplisdyjjcombining (ol WitNRGIUEINEEL Flabors K Fistng i Ar et Ml St i o g : Y \ % 8 t 3 4 with equal force to all officers and employes | them, that ise the diffarence between a [ B L& OrCors, WACH W LAoUL 1 Wowen Aot T call from the boly proper. It thus hap- [ ident Hippolyte and his cabinet have | ®f connteting roads. He suid the authority | strike and a boycott. ‘Theone combin: warning a terrivle explosion occurred, and CONFIDENCE MEN FAILED. pened that while several of theindependents | mined tomeet an uprising of revolutionists. | of the court to 1556 such an order had hecn | 80 far as its cliracter is shown in - the I ahhre ety hilod In overy Pl Jgas 4 were at supper the republicans raised the | With his cabinet the president has en- | quesiioned, but it rested on well established | dence, was lawful because it was for the S ,.‘l_‘;‘“‘l NDELT Western Grangers Prove Too Much for eall and attempted to place the bill on its | camped at Port de Paix, near this place. | priaciples, and he quoted in_support of his | lawtul purpose of selling the labor of those DERICIS Chie: passage without final reading. The inde- | The government troops have stutement from British equity proceedings. | cngagad i it for the &“»S‘::"‘ e ,‘_“”‘1"""\: oAU IO SEg gl WM ARLAN, Criesco, AL, April 3.—(Special Telegram pendents who remained in the chamber as a | ordered in camp here. They will : inconvenience or 1oss whioh employes might | None of the passengers were injured, | to Tne Bee]—Georze Terry was sent to the guard to prevent surprise prompily ob- | ciently strong to repel uny force the revolu- | The court then reviewed the terms on | impose on the complainant company by | though several of the cars were badly | Bridewell yestorday by Juage i Joctod and aguin phced the sonate under | tionary party can muster, President Hippo- | Which the cniincers were empioyed by the | witholding their laboewould, under ordinary | wrecked. Tl cause of the accident is ut- | fine of £100. Barly call of the house. . Once more the senators | lyte has senta protest to President Pen 5 ':“;_“ '1:‘ s l”.\r “'“'I" l'“;‘l_h ) l’::n: cil jhm(\:u}\'v?. !_u : 1(gul.u‘n‘\ll' means v ! known. e settied back to await the vesult of the | reaux of Santo Domingo against the action EoTes R SUENL 2. - il AU Y o Swindlers. 50 been be sufti- The Court was Lenient, rstel on a ssterday morning Terry and an accomplice attempted to victimize J extra for over-work. ‘The time of compen- | their demands, But the gmployes of defend- TAL HOTE W. Mason of Taylor county, Iowa, and Carl test of physical endurance. At 9 o'ciock | of that republic in aiding the revolutionists. \ suation began when they were called to take | ant companies are not dissatisfied with the Sohtet Doman of South Dalkota, farme who came propositions for a settlement were enter e X engines from the yard und ended when they | terms of their emplovment. So far as | Two sfen Jump From W to the city together Saturday to buy ma- S 1531 raes b GoAn bereaclisd SOMETHING 10 KICK ABOUT. gave up their engines in the yard, whether | ars those terms wosk a mutual benefit Arena, Cal., and Are Killed. chinery and suppli they actuaily move i a wheel or not. ‘The tnding Fanlt with Testl- | services were due the company [r ¢in the Beringisen Cases. the hour when compensation be A motion wasmade to go into committee ToxnoN, April § e newspapers gener- | period of servi of the whole to reconsider the spec order, | ally comment upon the introduction before | 4% but the motion was defeated by a vote of the court of arbitration vegarding the Ber- | o the orders of the company and the rela- | can give o man the right to labor or with the solid 18 to 12. The president pro tem | ing sea cases of the Briish counter case, | tion of employer and employe was in forc hold his labor for such a purpos held that a majority hiad voted against the | exposing the use made of the mistranslation | from that time. "This was the wost limited Ample Grounds for Restraining Them. motion and that it was lost of the Russian documents in the case pre. ime that could be claimed for their term of = B : 2 : CAl) e T G LSt Fear e AT e service. The court then reviewed how the | We finally reach the guestion whether, in He was asked if the special order was | sented by the United States. The London Siew of the foregving, Piiis court can' onjoin L, Apil 3.—The Grand | emy approached Mason with a pitiful | liotel and a dozen other buildings, compris. | tale of 1,000 head of cattle belouging to him ing most of the business port starving .n‘pu- st (1}- Iy:m-\m'. )I.lwl ‘||Al']!3\Ll|t- burned this morning. Gus Greaves and | {ame from Kansas Cuty and, hud no tefends :::i:;’{{fl,x.(‘,“,‘;{:,fl'l‘”“"“ from the Hotel window I the cattle to great advantage and repay the N DoD L A money at once, t this point Terry's con- R ST federate appeared and offered the farmers a certified check for §00 as security for the money. They promised to go to the bank and draw their money. Meanwhile the con fidence men would wait for them at Ci to emplcyes and emplojer. at the em- | PoINT Auexa, | ployes propose to do 18 fo deprive the defend 3 an. The | ant companies of the benefit thus accruin tinued during the time | trom their labor unl the companies wi ¥ CONSutie re D vonsent mina! nad uniawful iy to ing that period they were constantly sabject | the complainant. Neither law nor morals ud the situation did not change. glish Papers Kuocked Out Solidly. m n of town, whord & 1s set ou fire by this morning and destroyed msurance; 30,000, J., April 3. —The car house of engineers and firemen at the bar of the couri passed by that vote, as the motion was to go | Standard says that sometimes the tran one after another, quit the service of tne | Arthur from inciting, inducing or procuriug rk & Orange electric railway at | 14" Adams streets, The two grangers into committee of the whole and not mo- | lator secms to nave blundered out of sheer | company when they learned they had been | the members of the bratherhood in the em- ssville burned this morning. Loss, $100- | wighed to police. hoadquarters, wheve war. tion to pass the special order. He held the | carelessness, and in other places to have | called on to have loads desiened for the Ann ploy of defendant companies, to carr out 00, i3 E i " 1ts were issued for the arrest of the men i v i 1 been mistaken, while some meu rs of the Arbor road. ‘The court held they had a right | rule 13 ‘\“‘»‘ refuse to indle complainant's BEAT HdE eb., April Special When the cers nt to serve their war action was tantamount to that suzgested, mistik ors of 1o quit the service of the road as they did, | freizhit. We have no doubt of it. For him to | gram to T Fire tnis morning dam- [ tiel SR GRS, Sl Senitiiie B.mho and Senator Mattes at once raised the point | commission show a delibrate falsifi and discharged them from contempt. ex. | do so will be touse an unlawful, irreparable | aged a store building on Court street, owned | Fiiis i Y DEIDIE oo placed him under arvest, His accomplice had fled L order could not be | favor of the United States. As the agent [ copt Engincer Lennon, whom the court | injury to complainants and will be to induce | by S. J. Parker of Rochelle, 1L, and occu- passed without o two-thirds vote, such as | Of the United States had put in amended | found did not quit the roid’s service in good | on tie part of the employes a violationof the | pied as a harnces store by J. B. Dar ker. ‘The it shstend. the 1 versions of the mistranslated dovuments, | faith, but that he pretended to do so in order | mandazocy order of this court. Either of | total loss is §2,000; fully insurad in the T Ol s SuIne 194 \" | most people. the Standard continues, sup- | to evade the order of the court. In view of o grounds is ample for the exercise upon | don and Lancashire, State of Pennsylva order. ‘The chair held that it certainly took | pose that no more attentionneed be paid to | the fact, however, that he declared under 1 of the restraining power of a writ of in- | Capital of Concordia and the Nit a two-thirds vote to advance a measure by | it, but it is surprising after examin- [ oath he had nointention of violating the laws | junction. Reason, and the authorities here- | panies. The supposed cause was an ¢l suspending the regular order, but that after | ing some documents, to find them to be [ and did not think he ~ was doing | dfter cited, would warrant us in going fur- | wire. : ¢ ; 5 ACompan o 4 it was advanced it was subject to the same | B9 more rehable than the Movmon scriptures. | so, the court would be lenient with him, | ther if nccessar FLORENCE, S. C., Apr e bro Cureago, 1L, April 8—The Tribune has T b e e refure. | The United States government s refrained | wrely inflicting a fine of $50 aud costs While it is tr arly this morning in the & v store of D, | the following special from Washington this ction as any of easure, and therefore | from modifyine or withdrawing the aren “Ihe opinion closes with the warning, now | ploy of the defendant companies may not be avker, caused by the explosion of 4 kero- | morning: It is a little carly for cabinet dis subject to any disposition the majority might | ments, The Britishcontention. the Standard | that the matter is well understood. that in | enjoined from quitting the se e of those e lamp. It spread rapidly. At least a dy afloat. A wish to make of it adds, is that when such passiges are ex- | future engineers violat the orders of the | companies, there is no rule of equity which | score of buildines were destroyed, including | good many keen politicians, when Mr. Cleve Correll Wouldn't Take it Baok, punged theve does not remain an atom of 1 court would be dealt with summarily. prevents the court from enjoining Arthur | the Ceantral hotel, bank, eity hall, Knights of | Jand's cabinet was made up, predicted that " £ o B evidence supporting the chief Amevican alle- | After Judge Ricks' decision had been | from advising und inducing and procuring | Pythias hall and Derrick machinery build- | ho would have to change his ideas that its Railroad senators at once rushed up to | gations. Iu closing the Standard vemarks | rendered he proceeded to read the decision | such employes, in pursunnee of rule 12, to | iig. Several firemen were injured by falling | members were merely clovis to the president, the chair and persistently mutilated his car ‘“1“ |" would | I"|.1||;- be futile to ask | of the civcuit court, consisting of himself | quit the service of defendant companies for | Walls. Lo: ),000 or ho would hiuve trouble a6 somo stage with forseveral minutes. The members of the | Whether any responsible politician at Wash- | and Judge Taft, on ‘the motion of the Ann | the purpose of causing a wrongful ¢ e e tavo members of 1t. These wore Carlisloand railroad contmgent remaining on the floor | \PEEON really thought that the device could | Arbor company asking o temporary wjunc- | and wreparavle injury to the complainants SALALL POX IN CHICAG Gresham. Now it is claimed that the trouble Eopavently. had sot the slightess doubt in the | leforced on the representatives of Great | tion against Chier Arthur restraiuing him | The effsct would “oe” ot to_compel the em Has bogun, Mv, Clovelandihis not/changed 5 1 AR from issuing auy boycott order aguinst that | ployes to remain in the service of the de- | Th es Have Developed at the | hisnotions and he will not let his cabinct of order that the speci - 5 TROUBLE IN THE CABINET, Carlisle and Gresha et to eated Like Common Cler Boing the enginecrs in the em- | sensions, but the story is al; 0. ce New Ca world l]l.ll the chair would correct himself, The St .V.\H\"\'j‘ G vzette.says that it does | road "! he decision, which was written by fendant companies against their will, but it Pest House, officers make the appointments in their own when it was shown him that his ruling | not suspect the United States government of | Judgo Tuftgrauts tho injunction prayed for, | would be 1o keep from thom o wrongful fn- | Cmicago, TiL., Apr [Special Telegram | departments without first submitting the conniving in the conc | a2 g ed passages, and is | and declares that if membel would prove disastrous to the further stav- of the brother- | fluence which, exerted, would be likely to | to Tug Bee.]—There are three new cases of | hames to him. Probubly the stories afloat that the Am wn people will repudi- | hood, in obed i Saslesdtal ice to rule 120f that body, | cuuse such ry, 1t is immaterial whether reeratod, yet the politicians say th ing off of the bill, was shown the r sure thiy sople ! to rul , | cause such an mjury,Itis immaterial whether % Pl AL A 0 gerated, yet the politicians say that ,R. D R aa balnbor ordor: he e ate a trick so siily et, adds the Guzette, | boycott Ann_ Arvbor freight, they become | the step to be taken by Arthu merely | SW8ll pox at the pest house. Late Saturday | y,qjp predictions are in a way to be verified newal of the same point of order 1o pres- | the aveuments founded on the forgeries are | guilty of a criminal conspiracy against theiv | mimsterial, as said, or whether it invol evening they were located on the West side ident pro tem however, had tie courage of | uncanceled. v country discretion on his part, - The operation of the | by Chief Medical Inspector R. E. Garrott, Judgo b ' Misfortune. his convictions, and refused to be bulldozed BALFOUR AT BELEAST: What the Men Think. ; rule as against compiainant is unlawful, | but not until yesterday were their names | SI0UX FaLLs, S. Do Aprii8.—[Sp Tele into reversing, even if his refusal to do so Ask a Lake Shore or an Aun Arbor striker | Will do it wreparable injury and, therefore, | y4de pubhie. They are: gram to Tue Bee.)—United States District meant death to further success‘ul opposition | Enthusiastic Reception Given the Conserva- | tonizht what he thinks of the decisions and wuhvh-'{"\)‘ ption l“‘?fll'h' noted, every step Mrs. Mary Underlish, 49 Hastings street, | Judee A. J. Edgerton, who was some time e Qhe whioh ho had parslatontly sl SR he will vrobably reply: -Oh, T dunno. | in its enforcement may bé enjoined. R A by AT ) e arudie. oe rocorded his vote. It was rough on the | - BELPAST, April 3.—[Speciul Cablegram to | g8, 0r o Just ROCRL SRBIEES ShE K Wil Ee ApnsaiagiatOnces Sophia Underlish, her daughter, 21 years | been visitea bya sccond attack and is not North side of the house. but it was the mak. | Tu Bee.]—Rt. Hon. A.J. Balfour, conserva- | majory of the sirikers scom utterly boside | BOt cases will be appealed at once to tho | of 4 mid form ofdisease, = = jneapected 10A.Y0 tng of the bill, and the railrond senators | tive leader of the Houso of Commons, | themselves, whether or not they have | SoUrts of list resort. The contempt case will | 10y fn'udvanced form L Yankton's Manicipal Election o ¢ butv gl AR08 y chief sec Yy 0 ¢ rived | gained a point in the controversy, anc ¢ e taken to the preme court of e eround (ot LRAr T f & 2 5 s ¢ could no nothing but grimly acquiesce. 1t | formerly chief ary of Ireland, nrrived | RUINGC o ¥ i HpoyeRss i "“ that the defendant was not properly uoti The premises have been thoroughly fumi- | yaxkroy, S. D., April Special Tele was a bitter pill, but they swallowed it | at Belfast today to deliver adavesses in sup- | JICLISERE PUDIC s T A0 LAC SEE X | fied : thache was not subpoenacd accordmg | gated and the building plucavded. gram to Tue Bee.|--City clection here to bravely. port of the opposition of Ulster unionists to | mfiionds have ot the best of the deal, ns | 10 1aw. and that hehad not seen the order | . ~It is barely possible that Mrs. Underlis day. Every republican candidate, save or 3 Rioniat wilronds have g ot/ 0t the dedl,vas | 10 law,And thAGHB R nab woor tho qruel \c mother, may recover,” said Dr. Garrott, | dy. Ivery republican candidate, save on Will Stave OMtho Jolut Sesslon: home rule. A vast concourse greoted Bal- | muen of th anction against Arthur has [ ©f the courtor understuod its importance; | (af A ACR TR BT ) BT Gt Btpid for alderman, was clected, William M. Pow ; four. I itude was so enthusiastic \ made tual and the spirit of the | that the court has no_ jurisdiction in the e hils the discasc in the conflucnt forms, | o0 \ons veturned for o third torm to th It s stated at a late hour tonight that the | il oo < the horses out of tho ca nade perpetual and the spitit of the | patter, the plaintiffs both being corpora- | Which is the worst stage of small pox. The | T8 V08 ¥ g deadiock in the senate will be werked in the ud ¢ v sought the honor of draw in the conviction of the defendant, | tions organizea under the laws of Michigan | cAsc of hor dsugher ls not so virulent, fler | B85 — morning to prevent the holding of the joint le vehicle through the strcets. Numer jon. On the osher Hand, those few | 804 ihere belngino fedsrl quvstion 1a £hances oL FotaVary. ko B a8 this best, Ale WEATHER FORECASTS, ¢ and her brother arc twins wen the sonvention in accordance with the terms of deputatiors presented grectings, dwell or no do pretend to understand th XY 2 Eiant o ha et heohild = il : ) S Pt SO ! 8 Sl he case against Chief Arthur will be ap- | Patients went to the pest house the children | yyepperty ds Will Blow and 1 tho recoss, Thoaie Is full of rumors, but the | 1€ ubon the loyaity of Ulster and extolling | situation claim that the injunction aguinsy | The casc against Chiof Arthur will be ap- | . o'sonr'to the quarantine station. Since | Werteriy, Wind v and 1¢ Wil 2 the vices of Balfour. Balfour replied | Arthur does notaffect then in the least, in- | Ped t L cou appeals o: [PWSEO SPNULOLANE, Ui A sl § Colder Taduy in Nebrask situation is indecd a momentous onc L R bl G et R s i B i v ground that no evidence s been produced | £1& Giscovery fre Bive vapcinated wore Wik | wagmixgrox, D, C.. April #.—For Ne R na ok MbBanalRiarived Stn thaiotby Shint] A PR thaT Sacstevati via it ramist- Homa ciila" tor | ordan. . Boytotts and: thab: the d lsaharee v that the defendant was in any way | 40 people in the neighborhoou. 1 will arrest | uir; weste evening from Omaha, and the ouly absentee | the utmo: -y | the sey hot strikes Is ab evidence that | BUilby of conspiracy or that he incited any | the diseaso If enorgotlc efforts will do It e AR AR TR ) is Senatoe Tefft. It was revorted at 10 Larne Balfour also had an enthusiastic | it will be almost impossible to”enforve the | Of Iis men to enzuge fa 4 conspiracy against Desperndo Comes Into a Fortune, G R e R A R Rl 2 L e ugz and listenod to an address on benalf | law compelling all_empl hile still | vttt asi i G H Rt “ iy ; A of the uni s, to which ha deli i a | in the service of the railroad, to handle the Chief Arthur Talks. " e e SOLDE YREIARIE ) CO1IAL, scarch failed to verify it. He was seen | poply approprinte from a conservative s | freight of any other road on which there i b aunt 'n Brokylyn, a prisoner in the | Laoal.Bosond, on the streets of Omaha this evening | poiut may exist a boyeott |5 w\\r‘w aND, 0., April 8.—P. M. Arthur, [ Sh an county jail here is heir | ARS8 $ 5 and it was supposed that he was coming at RO T The attorneys for the brotherhood assert | £rand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomo- | of 100,000, The man is Ji | Orriczor TiE WeaTiER Braear, OMAl, once to the capitol 15 4 somor afloas AR, AL s s asked | Uil there was uo more reason for the con- | Uive Engincers, was dsked this afternoon | regular desperado. He is now | April 3—Omaha record of temperature i B ) ; Apri upuy, who was asked | viction of Lonnon than there was for the | What he intended todgin view of the fact | viction for deadly assiuit and | rainfall, compared with corresponding dag of it he | ) 0 Chicago, but to form a new winistry, was in consuitation | conviction of the otherstrikers. All the ob. that the decision had been ugainst the men | the uetion of the supreme oo past four years this s gven very little credunce, as the sen- | with President Carnot until miduight, He | joctions made by the court to the ‘charges of | he represented. M, Arthur suiled wnen L i ) ator fro 188 county stan rhly with | submitted this listus the new ministr: the tion ugainst the othe ikers | told ubout the decision and said: “All vight; Commander Scovil L AT 3 his constitucents and th the sta Charles Dupu, remiership and interior; | api ay, Just as well to Lennon's | 1don't know what we will do now. I have CRrAND Istasp, Neb, a | \\“ TabutD 3 e ot 1 : ; o 1 Pofhearre, educations Admiral | cuse iily” possible differcnce, they | not given the matter & moment’s thought. | . " . 3 oo | aaiaitution s R e Hicanior, mavine: Jules Dovelle, ‘forelgh | cloim, is thut Tennon wason the road ang | But the enginecrs willibe all right in any | Telesram to Tue He {1 " Statement showing the condition of tem ough shuttering of the public coufidence | yffuirs; Francol public works | in the performance of & contract when he | event. The court does not seem to under- | Aurors, now commind * | perature and precipitation at Omaha for the in h lending himself as the t bert Vigor, ngr General Lotsllon, | quit work. They admit that he might be | stond what my dutiesure. 1 have not got | home was in the city today and took pos- | 0N NEL T Bt vent insuch o manuer the passage of the | war. The ‘winistey of fing has been | hield responsible for violatiug that contract, | such jurisdiction over the men us the court | session, The visiting and examining board | Ny al temperature 463 Bt a0 DilL | offered to Paul Louis Peytral and the minis- | but say that in that cuse the United States | may think have no authority to order a he h » met at (R k QR M s | . of the home met at the in ition today and | Exeess for the da Taking in the City, IR e thab i the waresta Bo- held vote, and I mergly givemy consent, if 1 sce | permanently orvanized. M. H. Barber of 4 NG LU Sipitation R Ot M i aa b it 3 AwIul Siwnghter. charge he A4 have to be triea fit to do so. 1In this case I presume the '\”‘f‘; ELTRRRIIOU IERRIHED ARG A0V8 L | Bificieney for the day frecdom this evening. Several of the ceived of the battle at Alegrote eeh | The case, their attorneys claim, has not u“\h\\ rity to order a strike,” | I“l‘:'lw“'“l “' - ““;H UYL 810 44 1 Reports trom Other ntont i 4 7. in th thnt RInEfsxasida do S o | becn finally and completely consider I'he hat will bg the efect of this decision in | ¥ LAY ‘ DA -— - lounged about the rotunda of the Lincoln | N f L. ‘The | il iar has resolved itself down to the old | the injunction puit against you | - ! until u late hour, while Senator Correll at. | Sldughterwas b 1L troops weve en- | prigingl question of whether or not the em- | s cnjoin we from issuing | May Leavake fdt s | tended the the and remained until the | ‘H‘ bo b th isAse whiva b audred Yoy ! ployes of a road shall huve a right to quit certain notices o the wen ALY :n ok, Neb, April 5[5 »lm[h!\v i | closn. He said that the only restrietion f | killed, and o lavke wumber wounded ie | work when they feel so disposed. In - spite What will you do about that(" am o TnE Bee. | —The residence of Mr., M BraTioNs. | & | v o troops were defeated and the revolu- | ¢ laims to th Sha i avs | Can't tell just y I will not say IS b | B R s A i BT AR Ml | Atata S u 1 contrary, the atloruey au't tell” « il not say any | M. Stover, v purchased, o | :K;}.ll«,. i .\\\yl At he should be back nists have fu vy Ul It is said that | cluim that this is the real vital question, | more about the' matter until Isee the dect- | ywood furm was entirely consumed | | \ n the senate chambor by midnight, soas to | the state fox vill wid | and they say that if the courts of last vesort | sion in full.” o | yest I't f 000 he | relieve the licutenaut governor., | anothier attenpt made t | decide that employesshall not have the right Will the brotherhood fight the contempt | Yvsterca 10 ipsurance of $1.000 ia Aho I i L0Clear i The serseant-at-ar ppeared at the Lin- | OVt 4 1o 50 quit, the entive system of labor union- | case any furthev?” | Home ive of Omaha had not been trans i 0 Clonr coln 1 after i R (e | Movements of Ouony Sieamers Apeil 3| 18 it this country would ‘be wrecked, and | I cannot tell you anything about it | ferved because Mr. Stover did not want any I 7' Part Cloudy | bt e T AR AL that governmental control of the railroads | **Ihe judge has held one of the men insur What outeome will be s | n 00| Cloudy Not S0 Anvious Now | delphi B4 ! | concamp : y | “ 0, Cloudy | vt Yes, 50 I ngtice, but the dispatch does | the rd Investine ompar s 5 Prom $ho ac Joston—Arrived- ey | tmportant Points, gLice, spatch d \ \ npan Kansas City T 01 Part Cloua, From the actions of the impeached oftice Bostou—Arrived uli, trow Liver- | mportaus Potat | not say what ghey tre going to do with the | Stover was in the house and came near { BRSaet b 00/ ¢ foar y i N ) | ; and their attornoys toniht it doos Bracee - AsrpaiBawararss oot o8 3 i DU AVICARNG HaA" Dagh produc it is | men. Just wdlt until we hear further par- | ishingin the flames | ke City “ | Ci ADDRAT hat thev arc 5o Ansins foru fatr | gL Dremen - Arrived—Weimar, from Baiti- | clained, wuding to show that. cither Mr. | ticulars and we may know more about. what | - - } ] 4 4 b | wore, R \ auy of his amen enteved into a ! can be done in the matter.” Result of a Vrairie Fire, and full luvestigation of &ll the charg At Glasgow—-Arrived—State of Califory )y . | v . . : arges | 4 alasy 4 tite ol 1 v onuspir he of tin A i Neb. r S| H agalast (bow as on® might suppose from | trom New Yo A aematt s o P v o | — - B i v, N Al ] pecial v i | reading the letter submitted by 10 tl \4\; Soutk ton - Arrdved -- Ems, from | of producing disistrous results upon the prop- | Got Away with Filty Thousaud. Telegram to ‘Pue Br A tervifie gale has v vl . Y e 1 Now York Ly or busine AT ; B. Me. ol 8—W ) sher | been prevailing from the northwest all day 4 foint convention lust Priday afterno O Sors., erty or business of the raileouds. 1f work ai, Me., April 8.—W. R. Shaw, cashier : - . CrIoo. | At New York—Arrived—Kaiser Wilheim, | wen are not to be : In Nati lter | At b K to the fleutes Lrnce. B n i SR S alernoon. | L ALNe «— A ; Wi, 1 ure uot to be allowed to work incon- | of the Lincoln National bauk, is a defaulter | At noon the smoke came rolling into the city | G. B, Hust 810 he | frow Brewen; Servia, feom Liverpool, cert for the y se of securing higher | for 50,000, from the northwest. It was evideut thas a Local Forecust Ofticial, i | i i IN A TUG OF WAR Nebraska's Senators Eagaged in Settling & Question of Endurance, DEADLOCKED ON THE MAXIMUM RATE BILL Consideration Blocked Undera Call of th House by the Opposition, TEFFT AND M DONALD WERE ABSENT Warraats Sent After Thom and the Se 8lee in the Chamber, PROPOSITIONS FOR A SETTLEMENT Each si Submits an Offer Which the Other Side Promptly Rejects Itate Bill ow N the Senate for ssnge Lixcony, Neb., April 8- [Special Tele- gram to Tne Bee | Thirty-one senators were present when President Pro Tempore Correll called the senate te order at 2:30 this afternoon. | ITH 1 as the senate took rocess Satu the procecdings commenced this afternoon where they left off—at reports from standing committees, Several bills were reported, after which an animated discussion took place overa motion to dispense with the special order, which in- cluded all bills relating to the depositing of state funds in state or national bauks Senator Graham moved t he senate go into committee of the whole to consider bills included in the special order. The motion was voted down, Senators Clarke, Everett, Hale and Thomsen voting with the inde- pendents against it Sendior M riised the point of order that it would requive a two-thivds majority to dispense with the cial order, but Pres- ident Correll held that the point of order was not taken The senate th proceeded to bills on third reading and passed House roil No. #62, providing that the al- lowance and payment to county treasurcrs in counties under township organization, wpon the taxes coliceted by township col s and paid over to the nunuty treasa the same fees thereon as are allowed by law Lo county treasurcrs in counties not under township organization ou taxes collected by them 1 Fair Bl House roll 2 complete the World's fair. Senate file No. 246, to compel the use of safety valves on all cylinders, drams or other vessels or receptacles for curbonic acid gas and like wriform substanc p House roll No. 2, for the relief of Scotts Bluff county. ‘The purpose of the bill is to reimburse that county for expenses incurced. in trying 2 wan for a murder not committed in the county. House roll No. 85, for the relief of George Maurer, pno of the members of company £ of the Iirst regiment of Nebraska National Guards, who contracied permanent iliness while on the Pine Ridge campaign two years ago. The bill gives him $2,000. House roli No. #1, to provide for the secuf nt of rebute vouchers or i by incorporated e ous, tivms and indi S, appropristin 000 1o braska exhibit at the trusts, assoc Plunged fnto Deadiock At a few minutes before 5 o'clock house roll @ was reached on the calendar. Senator Mattes moved that the senate take a recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow. The in- dependents demanded the ayes and ni and on roll call the motion was lost; out be- fore the result could be nounced kgeleston moved a call of the hous Senator Dysart raised the point of order that inasmuch as the menibers ave not under pay the senate cannot corpel their attend- ance The chair ruled that the point of order was not well taken Senator Dysart appealed from the decision of the chair, but President Correll declined to entertain his appeal Senator Dale msisted that the chalr, hav- ing entertained Dysart's point of order, was in duty bound to entertiin the appeals, bug the chiair still declined to roc the peuls he absentees were Senators and Tefft, and the Sergeant-At-Arms was sent to bring them in. This was at 5 o'clock. The doors were closed and everybody made themselves comfortable, all expectin if not nigrht L Once in a some one would move that further y ings under the call be dispensed with, ators Legleston, Lowley. Hahu, Mattes, Milier and Scott were always on hand with their objections, and the doors remained closed Couldn’t Break It, At 6:15 Senator Mattes moved that fur- ther proceedings under the call be dispensed with, ‘This time there was no objection and the doors were opened cnator Mattes then moved that the rules be suspended and house roll 33 be placed on its final passage Senator Dale objected to 1l Jf the motion for the reason that the senate went into a eall of the house on i roll call on the motion to take a recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow. ‘The roll call on that motion was completed but before the result was an- nded a call of the hous 10 consigeration nouncea Dale den The doors were again locked and the deu continued After this little incident nothing occurre to break or vary the monotony of the dead- lock until $:30, When the indépendents drew up and signed the follo proposed agree- Protocols Submitted, Tt 1s hereby agroed | d letween tho od 1o raise the present call of the that the senate shatl immediatoly out reeess or JUrHIICHE, procecd third reading and we furthe wgree thit 1 » dilatory motions or purliimentary interference with said read- i1 BT N0 Mot e o recomiit sald bill, ue that the sabd L 1 be read through ind placed unon its e and 20 10 Vots forthwith with all po pocd and no uns I'hie wnts of the maximum rate bill refu n the agreement, for the reason that it contained provision that no mo- tion to recommit should be made. Not to be outdone in the agrcement business, the op- ponents of the bill submitted the following to the independent We, the members of the Nebraska state sens ate who are opposed to liouse roll 43, ugree that if furthe nate be d proceedings under eall of the sensed with 1hist we will agree to e a recess until 10 o'clock to; W morn: ol t a5 1 as the Joint sesston is OVCE LOIOTFOW will With common consent Y prococd with i reading of house 33, or, I de od by the ndvocates of the Dill, we ngree Lo procecd with the reading op h same immediately after the journal is Fend i the. morning and before wo go inta Joint stssion with the louse of representi tives The independents rejected the proposition and the s old deadlock continued, o Wt dn Thelr Bed: Up to 11 o'clock nothing had occurred te vary the monotony of the deadlock. Long before that hour a number of the independ- ent senators had sent out for bedaing, and ceded to settle themselyes for the st of the opponents of the railroad bill availed themselves of the permission of the lieutenant governor to go howe. but at no time did they leave less than oix of theis