Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1894, Page 1

Tue OMAHA DAILY BEE ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871 OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1894 TWELVE PAGES. GLE James Forkner was argued. This action is brought by the Temperance alliance against Arrangements Sald to Have Eeen Mac » r ¥ T OPY FIVE CENTS | | "~ | your request that all republicans who are KA SF 'S \” Ffl L r assume command of the Japanese army, THE £ | | opposed to the domination of the railroads L ALL | i which fs soon expected to amount to 100,000 H BE;_BULLETI" I A -\I(N UPENED and desire to resent the attempt to make g men. When the oranization of this army | weather Forecast for Nevrs i | the party subservient to corporation monopo- I8 completed ft 1s Supposed that An attack | T E O O e choian: poFt1on, il | lles and public thieves express their views, dd g in force will be made upon the Chinese | . . . 3 ] permit me to say that I know of no better smb! - | funks, y Eoaker O i e ey At Ko ot B Doirey | Addrettn the £ mimbid ehige of Wotksa L i 1 Wepublican Temedies for Tom Majors, | Secretary €mith and Epoaker Orisp Address upon every true republican to vote as his burg at a State Ba quet, COMPTE DE PARIS DEAD, wperor Willinm's Latest Speech Their Georgia Constitu nts, ‘cnn!rlnnc» dictates. No man, whatever his Hoad ot the Bonsban Buaity ¥ A Campain In Georgla Wide Open. 3 ~ | political affiliations may be, can conscien- 4 of the Honrbon Family Passes Away Omaha Walks on Des Molues Vigorous Protests from Untrammeled Ne- | FIG! S, B0%,00 Sily Guaiitea- | ws LATEST EXTRAGROINASY SPEECH After w Long liness, Lt sl L NOT AGREED ON THE SILVER QUESTIO! i 1 X tion for office s that he wears a blue shirt b ; LONDON, Sept. 8.—The comte de Parls Is N 4 QUESTION braska Republicans Against Cor- and has a fair army record. 1 have always — dead. e i gl A e been a republican, and still believe in the (| In (1888 the French Chamber expelied L . porate Domination. princinics of the party. but I cannot and will | Says the History ot His House Tenches 1t is 886 the French mber expelled Editortal und Cordment, Crisp Talks Principally of the Work of Cons not support the repubiican nominee for gov- a Moustrosity for Frassian Nobles comte de Paris and hig son, the duke of Ireigation L w Interpreted. gress, While the Secretary Devol ernor for the reason above named. 1 believe to Uppebeilinite Orleans, together with Prince Napoleon and Beal SIRBFEH T 5 i it is the duty of every honest republican ke haok LI 0 Y SULVEE e his son from the republie and the other Parkhurst on Gothum under the present circumstances, to vote for ng- Orleant {B5UE. WE bjected Question. T Judge Holcomb. Every man must concede kit bbb A ] b e S g Council Biuffs Kocal Affatrs. that Judge Holcomb's abllity and generat scription by a presidential decree and for- Debs Trial Goos Stowly Ahead, b il fitness for Nebraska's governor is as far | BERLIN, Sept. 7.—Emperor Willlam made | bidden to hold positions in the army and New Traflic \greement Formed. v . ' v & w ATLANTA, Ga., Sept A mass meeting above that of Majors as the heavens are | a sensational speech last evening at the | navy or any elective office. This action uthsiders Tmpatient for the Viaduet | of democrats w ; TR T B peec ; e . E Southalders Tmpatient for the Vis democrats was held in this city this e e be o i iedoe"the g, [ fate banquet which folowed the military | was taken on the ground that, had Louis | . Distress n Nebraskn Not so Great evening. The principal features were the Conscientious Republicans Datermined to Save the Party and State | premacy of railroad corporations and dema- | Mmaneuvers about South Altenberg, at which }'lnllmx;- not been permitted to stay in Attermath of the Minnesota Five, speeches of Speaker Crisp, reviewing the Fogism, and by so doing cstablish a prece- | entertainment the king of Wurtemberg was | Paris during the revolution of 1830, which Hond Banker Zink on the Woodmen, work of congr d of Secre from the Disgrace of a Tattooed Governor and dent that will ultimately lead to the destruc- g . ajesty | upset Charles X., and had not the provisional ; ) h 2 oongress, aud ot Becreluiriin ) the principal guest. His.imperial majesty | UPS : v o that is Not Consumed. Smith against the free colnage of silver a Reign of Corruption in State }l!;::! .‘{!...'“ “rr»-;n.uhulvlwl‘r‘xujllv’::l);A”lyvinm»\mf;r"}‘-::g had previously struck from the list of guests "‘."‘_;(”:::"‘lf.‘r‘"m .f’l.\n.l}m:‘»: - w‘!",'::“l:”m 1818 st hase of Ralnmaking, Spraker Crisp declared his personal prefers Institutions be @ just rebuke (o' raiload republicans and | the names of Count Von Mirbach and Count | prance weuld have had a republican form of : - ence for free colnage of silver. Much en- 8 boodlers. J.M. M. | Von Kahitz, as well as those of Generals | government from 1830 on and the monirchy thuslasm was displayed. Speaker Crisp Sl ai SR Nk e i Klitzulg and Zandiman, but the names of | of the younger Bourbons would have had no spoke as follows: EARNEY, Neb, Aug. 26.—I have talked | ) S 36 estored | cxistence nor would the empre have been ot AR All republicans who are opposed to the Irving, the pet of Sarpy democracy, was also | with many republicans since recelving your | 1o WO latter were “{".’ D 2 ed | o-established by the hephew of the gveat When the Fifty-third congress met in fomination of rajlroads and desire to resent a candidate. There will be no Frank Irving | card, and they express the same sentiment | "PO0 the list. Emperor Willlam's act plainly | Naioleon. It fs doubtful if this would have August of last year it was confronted with the attempt o make the party subservient to | in the race this fall and the people of this | that you do. I have gone down to Lincoln | marks his displeasure at the attitude of | hoen so; for the French were no more TESTING THE MULCT LAW. diMculties which scemed almost insurmount= corporate monopolies and public thieves aro | county seem to have reached the conclusion | year after year to the state conventions | the persons mamed upon the agrarian ques- | ready for the republic in 1530 than 3 able. Trade was paralyzed, manufacturing hereby invited to express their views, by | that the time is ripe for the republicans of | and have had the brass collar put around | tion. This is confirmed by the fact that the | they =~ were in = 1790._ The = Comte ance Alliance of Towa Calls & Saloon | had almost ceased, labor was idle, our bank. letter directed to me personally, suggesting | Nebraska who are dominated by the Majors ' my neck by the Lancaster county and the | cmperor today decorated Count Von Doen- de Paris, by the death of the Comte de Keoper t (i fikaet o} 4 d anks the best method for defeating the election of ' crowd to teach that corporations and state ' B. & M. crowd until It 18 galling to a fellow's | ™ ay dec n “ OHamBard’ 1 -1806, - besams the -recoaaised iyl AP -l i Sl bbb b i L bt L Ehomas Majora: Al communlcations Will bs | hoase boodfers. have Glotated to the Deopls | Liamaosd. — We. wore sl out by the Lans | hoft with the order of the Red Bagle. Count | hoad of tho Orleans and Dourbon families [ DES MOINES, Sept. 7.—(Specir sram | the lifo and soul of commerce, was utterly treated as confidential when so requested. of this commonwealth quite long enough, and ' caster county delegation. Not only that, | Yon Doenhoff, it will be remembered, in | in France. When his daughter, Amalie, |t I‘h"_lmvv In the district court today, | qestroyed. In so far as this deplorable condis In response to the above invitation, signed | that it is now time for the people to have & | but they came Into our delegation, which | May last was expelled from the conservative | married the crown prince of Poriugal, the | Judge Spurricr presiding, the cas: of (he | tion was attributable to legislation, the re- by the editor of The Bee, several hundred | voice, ana that voice will speak in language | was instructed positively to vote for Max- | union because he voted for the Russo-Ger- | French republicans thougiit they saw in the | state of lowa ex rel J. F. Witter agalnst | pypjjcan party was responsible, K that 51 Be. mtstiken, 4 alliance the purpose of her father’s usurpa- r party was responsible, For mote Jetters have been received from all parts of | that cannot be mistaken. yell for supreme judge and got three men | man commerclal treaty I the Reichstax, | HoME (L BN 0 oome ity years tann ThIrty years: that pdrty’ ML ShAdi R ving o oh ta v rom Shelton and Gibbon by glving them | Soon afterwards Emperor Willlam showed one. 8 AfoIA] A n A egoROmIBIIA 1 ; resentment over the capture of the state | yjyte you at the decisive stand against the | they are using their passes to this day as | has now made his position elearer by honor- The comte and his brother and uncle | ATt S de e~ IR Tudgs | eratic patty Was without power.” Mbe EERUIC eonvention by the Burlington cohorts and | enemies of honest government. There are | the prics of tneir treachery. We went out | ing Von Doenhof” with iéhe order of the | Srved on McClellan,s stalt in the army of | constitutiondlity of the mulet law. Tudge | Yo S EIAY Con Vi e Pohile not wholly: their natural allies, the ringsters and lax- | thousands of republicans with you, and it | j3°the country precincts and made a house | Red Eagle. the Potomac for some time during the war | Nourse during his argument made many | thon which confronted us, while not whoily, e e momiaatton of the redoubtable | a1l had worked like Fremont did at'the last | ¢5 houss canvass to carry the county for | The guests at last night's banquet were | 8nd made many friends in this country. The | SUronk Bl and cltod mumerous authorities | wAs very largely due to ol lecialation. 18 o have bee npossible. cted luded 0 et gres vi d story o e . A ca” s | 3 0 . N i b From this mass of correspondence we pre- | Al we lacked then was an organization, r;"lx;rl‘ '"E'F‘».»?«i"(lf.!‘."‘e :“:‘::.K"\"";:Ew‘“;‘”f“"(‘:‘ Il k-'.”.: f.‘.','x3‘,‘.’;,-"':fxu':fr;":.}":n‘f.fl p‘r'::flxz'v“ civil and | | oirded as deserving of high praise for Its [ of one law o suspend anothcr, and for the }"':'fiim l:nl 1878 part colnuge was resuined, ette o st perti- ve W g - 2 W e A scientific military eriticism and real literary ler reasc hat in ating L s @ ¢ eres sent such of the letters as are most perti- [ and we will fall short again this fall if we | it | Aoest BERRE orm St e eboard | | After the emperor had toasted the King ing military eriticism and real 1 y | further, reason at In relegating it ' the (171650 thikiia \eha fe .mm“]“-!‘;nnc:‘:xza nent. Although each of these letters has | do not organize, and 1 hope wou nd Othve | cards. This year we could not organize the | of Wurtemburg, and the latter had re- R R L L I’}E.’l““"“\‘“r’;: | Phe legislature sesks to del:gate legislative | These acts of the republican party resalted come to us signed, we deem it proper, for | FePURIEANS ¥ “:".',:m for, by Tovess \ve | antl-railroad crowd, the boys saying, “What | sconded, his imperial majesty began a speech | iy Tgiice Marshal — Macmahon's presi- | functions, which he cited authorities to | In 80 lessening the volume of money of final reasons that are obvious, to print the ini- | PHE T o TRt o boast » W | is the of entéring Into this fight and ; caused the deepest impression. The | BrIEMt since - Marshal - Macmahows presi- i 0™ Mircet confiiet. with uniform de v to decreuse the price of all R4 only,” That. there la lntenss resents | T h Put @ stop to railtosc bossidm. o g, | working liard for: delegates when D. & | exclusion of Count Von Mirbach and Count | {05, 3 e ibiie which, with better lead- | Cislons of the statc supreme court. Upon | increaz: the burdens of ml ment and far-reaching dissatisfaction with “ 8 | M, crowd will seduce them with a pass.” | Von Kanitz from the list of guests had. In | oronip, {he monarchs might have success- | the decision in th: case depends in a very s and impair the confidence of the ; - et g ARLINGTON, Aug. Responding to | What there is about a pass I do not un- | a measure, prepared the way for the direct | 4 i oqiteq and set up the throne again, | larse degree the existence of the saloon in | becple in the power of the government and the work of the late convetion will be | RREIRETOE, QU e itation, allow | derstand, but it is a fact that you can influ- | admonition which the empcror, In emphatic |y p% 0 hingled badly and lost their only | Towa. of bank.g institutions to redeem thelr outs mantfest upon perusal of these letters, which | 10" ool gratulate you on your courage and | ence men with one when you could not touch | tones, administered. But his words created [ O Y e has no love for elther elder standing obigations. A law and a practice for the most part voice the sentiment of | consistency in your defense of clean politics, | them with money. Those three fellows [ 1o loss effeet. = 3 b o BgeE (BDUFLUNE which aMows o citlzin (o pay his ob'igations republicans who have grown old in the serv- | and especially for the good service you have | who held out on the Maxwell fight are con- After a few words of thanks for his re- ) Special to THe | to the government in silver and at the same fce of the party and eherish its principles | already rendered (o the republicans of Ne- | sidered reasonably honest business men, ception, Emperor Willlam said: ‘\\ “{'H]l NEEDS NO FURT LANATION, Bee)—The various committees of the old | time pern him to demand of ths goverr, pey el braska in your resistance to ring and rail- | Now, what can we do? 1 will not support | Was here four ycars “S‘“l‘ gy gt settlers’ reunion, which meets here Sep- | tient gold in redemption of its obligatiuns is as dearly as they do their religious con- | PFASKE fn Your reniance 50 HRR L0 o | Mo iicket and T can organize quite a foflow- | fact that in east Prussia whers the people are | o (v xot send Anotber Eneyelical e | tember 13, met lust evening and reported ar- | MANTesly unressonable and unjust, and, in Victions: vention. The primarles and county conven- | ing in this county. All that I have got to | Chiefly farmers, you must, before &il, P cding Satolil's Missio _ 3 . Phe the nature of the , must impair confl- o Hon 0 this. copnity; 11ka it Iate atate con- | aeois to formulats soms DIAN and thuy ‘whil | serve and maintain d cipkBle: peasantry,hnid gurding ) rangements made to entertain all who may | dence and tend {o produce panic, LINCOLN, Aug. 27.—Ycur course n the | o 0% 0 SUd SUUY oty M8 ore: "at every | ol tn. line P that as such they would be a piliar of sup- | ROME, Sept. 7.—Inquiries made by the | come, Iustead of having an address by one | ORISP TALKS TARIFE. matter of the governor of this state meets | (b ", (4 ana ring affairs, pushed by pro- | " AWho are we golng to support for gov- | POrt to my monarchy, Hince my constant | Associated press correspondent at the Vatican | speaker, a number of cld settlrs from the oF thirty yeara’the fepblokE R KAGLM my approval, and I think that the honest | roliiiat anq political bosses, regardless of | ermor? Holcomb 18 & good. elean man and | endeavor whenever the opportunity ariscs 10 | today in regard to the stat:ment published | three countles represented, Poitawattamie, | p,qing up TR walls arsuno tib uoats votera of our party should not foel (hat theIF | (" wishes of the rank and o of the party. | \avly make a good excoutive oMcer foster the economic fmprovenint and weltare | 0 0 oncy, saying that the pope fs | Fremont and Mills, will be called upon to | RIS G0 LT MR T ereaa iy, sensibilities can be outraged with impunity. | Thu weneral scheme you have so clearly pube : of cast Prussia. The past four years of | Y 8 Akatind) ; pope 18 | give reminiscences of the early settloments, | o 9 passed wha - ‘We have been curscd by as infamous & ring | jisyed. ha b narchi A. M. R | Ghelous cares have welghed upon the | Preparing an encyclical letter to be addressed | 4 gy et lias been made for an exhibit of | Tect Prolective tariff law. A protictive tars lished had its ramifications throughout the C ; ;i d people of the U ift restricts trade and commerce. 1t Hmit as that of any pecple on earth, and if, 88 you | gtate and has resulted in the nomination of q ¢ 27— o | farmer, and it appears to me that under | to the bishops and people of the United | yejies and curios of early days and small Rt it e ate, ed in the nomination of | GRAND ISLAND, Aug. 27.—As a republi h 3 the mark t in which we must buy, and de= assert, by calling the attentio his peo- | o candidate for gove ot only can- | ¢ 3 ; 81or8t AOmAIAS this influence doubt has aris r Sta o prei % 11 78 nwar Akl tor HGRERSY dexhibits ) t, by calling the attention of this peo- | o canaidate for governor that not only at Lo oxtroada It (Ma orat AumthRtions end | ChiRcIAN Joubt has arisen in regard to | States announcing tho absolute supremacy i b ded for the b T BRI LA T ple to it, that we are about to have a re- | not be elected, but one whoss election would | Shail do what I ean to prevent his election, | MY promises and as to whether I should be | of the apostolic delegate In church maticrs amusement. committee will provide | rejees the markel in which we must well. newal of it, I, for one, a life-long republican, | ho disastrous’ to the republican party, if | Gonsidering the uncertainty that attends the | able to keep them. in the United States with the single right | games for the young people. There will be [ [f 18 & tax upen u forcign product which demur. elected. To rid tho party and state of this | future movements of the democrats, and con- ay, I found myselt compelled to ob- | to appeal to the pope, show that there is no | foot races, bicycle races, base ball, etc. EUTRIRL TR T ¥ I am in favor of standing on the same | corrupt combination [ see no better course | gidering particularly the long time that inter. | Serve, with a sore heart, that in the circles | truth in the story. It was stated at the 5 o : .1:§x1 1[](_ :;fr ’;l'}“f“"""' IHUKL»?f‘-‘l enable the republican platform ad:pted at Omaha, only | than a rally of s:lf-respecting, Independent | vomes Beiween now and the democratic state | Of the nobility standing near the throng, my | Vatican that the pope will not again address o Primote Cabiie en th, domestle manufacturer to fncreate the price el anofher convention and nominate % | vomublicans o 8 nea orgunistion h elean | Lome DetW e o A e e wing &y | best (ntentions were mijunderstood and to a | the American bishops on Mgr. Satolll's mis- | DES MOINES, Sept. 7.—(Speclal Telegram | y W EC (0 LIS CXRNE O LI (0o 0 good men as we know cf In the state, | ticket and a vigorous campaign, to the end | wait for the result of that convention before | Cértain extent combated. slon which, it was added, has already been | tg The Bee)—The Iowa Public Health asso- b S L ':‘ Iu" ,f.'“',',i’., l:‘yd- bl thereby giving to the better element of the | that the state and grand old party of Lin- | deciding upon some plan of. action. This, of | “Nay, more; word of opposition has been | sufficlently explained in the published pon- | oiqijon closed a two days' convention here to- | quty i Y sl i people an_opportunity to express themselves | coin ¢ and Blaine b ved from th Ll it vt brought to my ears, Gentlemen, opposi- | tifical letter cxhorting the American episco- 9 { duty it goes into the treasury and is called I s coln, ot and Blaine be saved from the | course, means that 1 expect to support ot 3 e le o | Gate in the favor of the Catholic university | 4ay. These officers were elected: Presi- | a ‘tax;' when you buy the domestic pro- at the polls without shocking their feelings | yule' of corporations and cliques, bent on | Judge Holcomb. tion of Prussan nobles to their King cate in the fa ! versity 4 Davenport; first | duct and pay the increased price it for honesty and good government. plunder and jobbery at public expnse. Let |~ I find s biisans here will nelther | mOnstrosity. They are Justified in orming | at Washington, and advocaling sending as | dent, Jam:s P. Donahue, Davenport; firs pay the increased price it goes ) N ot ReLUbICANY) e, e posit w the king | many students as possible to that institu- | vice president, F. W. Welland, Dubuque; Into the pockets of the American man< M. E. J. | us, then, find men and of the honest class | yote for Majors nor the populist nominee, | ah opposition only when they kno Eog y L " s ident, G. F. McDowell, Clear | ufacturer and is called ‘protection.” GRAND. ISLAND, Aug. 27—T understand - 0LPeCDle, capable to defend and administer | but 1 think a large:proportion of republicans | [% l:}.u‘n“;«%:»h:;;di.ur1;:’:;‘:»«‘: 8 lssson e s | —= e atiry a8 treaster, P, 3. Pullaps | THW. - * fooabion: :-'o/ut 1. . b pkeceis} B0 are rying 1o sxoeMaln: ow. Che . Bepulei[ Too o o f EOReTRImant ';',,”fl;hfl":.’l'm';:‘ are ready to join In some measure tor Hol: | b, the nistory ol oUf XSG e BaMino wit CHINA BUYING A FLEET, Aon. Raymond; executive committes, Paschal tory determines the name, but the Jicans throughout the state are satisfied W.th | repubiicans and citizens o join in an effort | s = ® s e e s e o |themse.vesagaint miszuliel members of that Davis, Keokuk; A, W. Cantwell, Davenport; | Tate of duty determines the price. Under the nominee for governor. I have always | (5" save our state from the disgrace that ; i ¢ e umost 4. | cliss for the welfare of the wiole com- i ] Lewls Schooler, Des Moines; E. H. Carter, | Such & farit you must buy in @ ublican ticket, but when the * % g Under the circumstances the most practi- ; 3 e T Who by, Bis the Purchase of Chili's Navy, Des Moines; J. F. Kempher, West Burling- | merket where competition Is destroyed voted the repu s must surely ensue from a triumph of the o S t munity. The successor of h y SRy, Through manipeistiin, -undsriakes 10| Zine” tOKEL clatming. 1o be remular, bat | bl oo A e e 1 tne Sromi | own right becams ¥overshn duke.in Prus- | VANCOUVER, B, 0. Sept. 7.—By. the | ton, Several papers were tend end Giscumsell| and where scarcity s created force a man upcn the peapi> whose puble | really a fraud upon the party, o :"f‘,"['"ll"l’,',‘.‘,fi"‘,_,,f o Clubs. oy the Proml | §iu will follow the sume path s his great | Empress of China the information is brought | duriug the mocting on subjects relating to | by law. You must sell at prices fixed In & acts und past history and interests have been | Hoping that you will find encouragement [ to take part in the organization of such | forefather. =~ As once the king of Prussia | of Japan's rencwed contention that she will the public health. JE ;:;‘.ru:m“,,‘;:“.‘.,,T‘;,,""i“f,‘x“"'lq!:’:d:':nfi'c';“" 1 foel it my duty to silently, it not openly, | o o LR R URGIOAN clude any lu;xflrvmlbllums:.lumy might exert e O i represent, Iike my im. | loan of 30,000,000 yen. The bankers' union | CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Sept. T.—(Special | protective (ariff prevents us from exchangs cast my influence in another direction. I i i |8 POWEETLSIROUCN R O A perinl grandsire, the kingdom by the grace | Is said to have subserbed for two-thirds of | Telegram to The Bee)—Judge Rothrock of ‘Ing our surplus of cotton, corn, wheit, meat am personally acquainted with Hon. Silas BLAIR, S:pt. 2.—Your forceful criticisms A of God. the amount, the balance being taken by pri- | the supreme court, in chambers todsy, re- | and other farm products for the surplus of A. Holcomb and know the people’s interests | on the action of the state republican con- ALLIANCE, S'pt. 4.—You ask for sugges-| ~‘Gentlemen, what oppresses you is equally | vate individuals. fused the application of certain voters of | Manufactured goods abroad, ~We freely ex< Would, #o far as lay within his power, be | vention In putting at the head of the toket | ins bas: o dereat Majors and his corpora- | felt by me, for I am the largest land pro- | It is rumored in Japsn that China is en- | pelaware county for a temporary Injunction | Prt our product, but that for which we ex- protected. Tom Majors for govornor is well timed and | tlon backers. 1n réply to same I would say | prietor in ‘our state. T know very well | deavoring to purchase a fleet from one of | o prevent the construction of a new court | CHANE® It 13 so heavily taxed as to make My principles are that corporations and in- | i here endorsed by the members of the | et o snese with you that we are no longer | that we are passing through hard ‘mes, | the South American republics, the Yoko- | liouse In that county. The flght has been | the exchange —wnprofitable. - Commerce diyiduals must stand on an euslity before | party, who have ever opposed locally all at- | o ropublican party. but a B. & M. tool and my daily thought is to help you. But | hama Advertiser says of Chill and that half | maad on the ground. that 1t was sought to | €568 When gain is gone, one cannot buy the law. There Is strong talk in this city | templs at boxstam. Not only are they in | * o the tate reyublican county convention | YOU MUSL support me in this. Not by the | of the purchase price has been pid and that | huild the court house with funds already In | Unless he can sell, nor can he sell unless of young republicans uniting for two pur- | line with the sentiments expr.ssed in your | o i Ay feates | means employed by the professional oppo- | tho fleet Is now due. ity b aat N the | he can buy. Commerce and agriculture go ¥ of Box Butte I plead carnestly for delegates | u 3 the county treasury Instead of bonding the | B Dosas. Viz., {o cast thelr Influence to defeat | editortats on the make.up of the ticket, but | or ok e Ll ol sonvewitons | Sition orf the parties which you havo 8o often | Mr. French, the new British minister to | county for the ¢mount necereary for the | hand in hand; when one ceases, the other Riajcrs, aid to force recognition. It this | they are determinately” Indighant at the | e eonrs ot for dean remubiicans. I ene | Flghtly combated. — No, but by truthfully | Jupan, has been recelved by the emperor. | compietion of the bullding, claiming such | Jnguishes. The laws which destroy " the plan was adopted and carried out through \ manner snd methods pursued by th> mon | letad the support of (he best and most in. | OPEMINE your hearts to your sovereign. My | Native papers say that he has brought with R R one make the other unprontable. Taxed 2 crude materials injure and dopress manu- R Verious oountley - 'they could - dafeat | here:swho runithe: primaries and the county | tob, e e “ | door fs at all times open to each one of my | him a copy of the new treaty between Great A0 Majors and In the future could stand a | convention, whu‘hlre ulted in securing ; L‘,f;f.‘“,;‘.,‘.J.j.‘.‘,‘;.‘[],“;fi“..;,‘ ‘.'.'.m‘]'m,,':‘f.f:,'\;:",‘,i.,L"”\:'p subjects, and I lend him re:dy ear. Let | Britain and Japan Sehool Bonds Duc facturing. It wants the markets of the show of least securing their proportion of | delegation, solldly for Majors, by raising the | were ‘misrepresented by men who carrlcd | this henceforth be your'course and T shall s s SIOUX CITY, Sept. 7.—(Special Telegram | world, but under the protective tarift has the offices. It Is the young republicans that | name of Governor Crounse as a candidate | out the will of the raliroads. regard as effaced all that has happened. ks R ANLR ST a P ebl to The Bee)—In the case of John Shaw | not been able to enter them. A protective Rt campalra. worlk. M. T. G. | for governor. O e o o an independ. | "0 order to make sure whether I have | SYDNEY, N. 8. W., Scpt. 7.—The British 3¢ Uha Rivakotls sbiool distsld M fosters and bullds up trusts and Frar t . A R really fulfilled my promises I ordered the | warship Ringarooma, eight guns, in | @8NSt the Riverside school district of Lyon | tarifl fost % PLATTSMOUTH, Aug. 28.—1 have been a | (nirener, ahornrer (o bave monds, state ofl | ent republican movement, and were It organ- | compiiation of the measures adopted for | yorey B ey (ot Eunm, & LI | conty, ' in' whithTShat supd) for the fase'| WoRORollen., 1t crestss no qwedibiiIHERS republican ull my lits and a sincere be- | miver and principal manipulator n organiz. | fun of such sentiments. o " | the benefit of these provinces.” e by X 000 horse | o ¢15000 worth of bonds,: Judge Shiras of | Prorerie lanatural and Just disteibitiony liever' In the principles :r the 'reym\'nl(lz'nlu Ing the forces hore, made up of the active | | The true republicans endorse your action | . Emperor William then jenumerated them, PRTEE \"f_w“’;“‘;g:mg: ‘,'I_h:";:m"‘_fh “““gli:lzll“,: the United States court declared the issue | 4o ;r,'l,l.fl..{»yffi:\r:.'\ iR Th‘.(’; '\IVI;:EIIIH‘::: arty, and have never voted any other ticket. + pq, ¢ el : , X ' B and continued: gl A | i nvalid, because they were issued at a time | joieiy ailiad il e | B o Dodition 1 thig ALIAT 18 SToatiy o b6 || reiatun for SELDIICAIN, fF Vev<nie oY), | and adwmire your pluck, but they are 8{ald | Ty ypall contfoue my capstent endeavors o | Darl. Likard and Wallroo have been ordered | bt of the. cowaty distries exceeded the | Fifty-third congress met. What has thag commended by all m:n, regardiess of party, | republican on our local tocket who failed v | '~ " K - Wo | brovide. for this land, and the very next | to the spot, and the French cruisers Scorff | juiiiaijon fixed by law. This decision Invall- | Semocratic congress so far done for the S50 tallars, lIKe ‘Abraham Linooin, that | copaplicts ob our local fockst who falled to,| '\ cept 1T would susgost that a | PROESt will afford frékh proof of my pa- | and Layaule have aluo started for the lsland | guies §75,000 of bonds ssued by this di people? The first. matter considered was the Fovernments of the peopls, for. the Deonle | Sor g o posdveine (o Hone rememnonns | comtriay SEUL Lot mould sugsert avat.a | ternal sollcitute. Gontlemen, let us regard | 10 try and be of assistance to the endungered | fnq fully $100.000 issued by other - Lyon | dane an the afiver uostions We. hag &nd by the people, should not perish from th2 | and "carried the Drimaries in- this ¢ty for | that. we. all. suppore and. work for Judge | the pressure on us and the times through | warsfip. The officers and crew of the vessel | county school distriets doue S 0u. K- sLver quesLiotl e NEEEN earth. Men becomo blind through party zeal | Torenzo Crounse. When the county con- | Holeomb, and lllll’lrehy loct an able aid up. | Which we are passing In the light of the | ar¢ safe. pledged ourselves against the makeshift and cannot see the eancer that is under- | virviet® (NG (PR ot ereat in secur. Christian profession in which we have been Venerucln Kebels Drfeatod. Mills o Bhernian law:&nd 1o faror of (LIRS | cur- | right governor, and, at the same time, for- 5 , o live oney o mining our form of government, and they | ing u delegation favorable to thelr schemes, | ever teach these Fingsiers and tricksters eduoated, xa a trial kb upon us by dod. | NEW YORK, Sept. 7:—The Red D line | ~MALY ERN, In, Sept. 7.—(Speclal to The | FIVeF 88 e MARATL money B e SoRdteys forget, the duty they fwe thelr Sountey 1or | thiy placed In the chair one of thelr own, | that the republicans of this state will not by i “’;fi‘}:"”';l:‘:;m“‘fl‘:; in quietude and | yeumer Veneruela arrived today from | Bee)—Tleavy rains fell throughout this | crats, we determined to take tho sensc of the Bribe to obtain thelr influence. We have | An%), by the Mot SOk outzage; upan | tolerats them, C. C.J. | 00ing for better times according to our old | Venesuela ports, having left La Guayra | (Mills) county yesterday forenoon and last | house on the frce and unlimited coinage of men among us who defend the position of | birlamentary law vefused to entertaln any maxim—Noblesse oblige. August 81, A very unsettled state of affairs | DISht. This, with the preceding rains of | silver at several ratios. After full debate & The raliroads In political domination ns quick | Motion Which wmight interfere with their | CRETE, Sept. 1—1 am very much pleased | "4 "qiirring coremony ‘paseed betore our | apparently exists in the principal clties of [ last Sunday, Monday and Wednesday, places | ScParate vote was bad on each, and on the A thty would the honor of thelr wives and | Gierihed purpose. The county members | with your wise actlon In sending In your | oyo; Tuesday. Before us stands the statue | Venezuela. An encounter between 300 revo- | the soil in'good condition for fall plowing | Fepeal of the purchasing chuiso of the Bhers Haughters, and in the affairs of which (the | Snreq 4nd dumfounded at the braz n-faced | resignation in due season to be read before | o¢ ywilllam 1., the impepial sword uplifted | lutionists and 900 government troops Is said | and benefits the pastures very materially. | Mad Act The result you know. While not ralifoads). they have absolutely no pecuniary | Sheck of the presiding officer's rulings, | the delogatcs In convention mssembled. It | iy nis right hand, the symbol of law and | to have taken place near Ciudad Bolivia, | The farmers are saving their corn by cutting | Professing fo wnderstand the auestion fully Interest except that represented in the paste- | oL T, BT GO0 del Nl | shows that your action is based upon | orger. It reminds us all of the arduous | August 30, in which the rebels were defeated. | the stalks for fodder, which, together with In all its bearings, I have always been in board above nam:d. To such people ag theso | heir) CUFOUEh one of the delegates, and for | principle and that was the only way 1o | siruggle with designs against the very foun- D what old corn is in the county, will go far | favor of the free coinage of silver. I am in It i useless o cxpress your views. It you | 1o suptiit (o the {mposition o the obliged | have and maintain a clean party. True | guiene® & o0 “Constitutional and social life, | Freneh Ambassadors to Be Changed Around. | (o orag keeping the stock in good condition | favor of it now. I belleve the fears of our Have Ay alews (hot are hot in Common with | (0, 2ubmit (o the imposition of the appoint- | ropublicanism “has been given a mighty, | “\NGL *yitlemen, It 18 to you T chis day | PARIS, Sept. 7.—It is reported here that | during the winter. friends who oppose it are largely imaginary, 4 LT R AR N b g o elegates selected pur- | slapping Insult through the weakness of the | yaqnoes’ myselt - Forward to fight for re. | sweeping changes will shortly take place in e and I believe (he enactment of such a law ment by the peopls and not by corporations | PotSy for Tom Majors in order to tako care | delegates in glving over to the desires of | jigion, for morality and for order against | the French dipl i Incendinrles at Work. would afford great relief to the people of hd ‘ratlroad tombinations, they call you an | Of Frouk Hilton. The republican party Is | railroad corporations rather than to the | the pirties of revolution. As ivy winds it- | qior 1o plomatic service. ~ AMODE | (ppenoN Ta, Sept. 7.—(Speclal Tele- | the country. So feeling, I need not say that anarchist. Is this just? with this el:ment nothing, unless for | desires of the people of Nebraska or to their | care Py oie® $h " O™ Pt tifles with leaves | them. it s said, will be the transfer of M. : The Bee.)—A barn on Dan Rigg's | 0 me personally the result of the vote on BUR following abstract of the yate cast fn | foYSRUe: REPUBLICAN. | own convictions, when In an uninfluenced | 5ot AbOUE the bk Boan e hests ¢ | Bourée, the minister to Belgium, trom that | BTam to The Bee.)- o on: Dan Rigs's | 10 T Be oy iver wan & GasAC Alsars . — ond AR n the tempests rage, 80 | ooty Berlin, succeeding M. Herbette, the | farm was destroyed last night. A horse d h this ety for the judge of the supreme court g # ndition. does the Prussian nobility close round my | P 3 & ette, pointment. This question is not settled. Jast fall ought to convince anyone that the ‘"i::l~l;<‘:u~‘,h:_\|xgv. ‘..‘G!.T_‘lu num'\m".lu your re- The rank and file of the republican party | house. ~ May It, and with the whole of | Present ambassador to Germany. was cremated and a large amount of grain TORY OF THE TARIFF STRUGGLE rallroads propose to run the business to suit | {iest (10 the tepublicans of 'this state 1| s worthy of the grandest victory possible. | tho nobility of the German nation, become a Cholera Denths by the Thousand, destroyed, The loss will reach $2,000. The With our great struggle for CANIR nelaR themselves. Plattsmouth, under ordinar: % yi To rld ourselves | but victory, indeed, not defeat by electing | pright example to th ections of th fi ¢ incendiary origin. This is the " A g L Y | of corporation rule and to save the party epresenta N > KRS SXRING, L0 ZURORE . HEOHION! " VIENNA, Sept. 7.—In Galicia there were | fire was of ncentis AEAES: you are familiar. ~ Thirty years of class circumstances, gives o d:mocratic majority party | a nonrepresentative of true republicanism | populace which are still wavering. Let us sixth barn burned in Union county within | jegisiati e Bot Tulge. Horrison ‘Teesiyey | from ruin, which will surely follow f cor- | to the most respansible office in the stats. | fnter together upon this struggle, Onward | 160 mew cases of cholera and ninety-four | GICH, (el tho entire loss of which amounts | rusts, lar bes bullt up In {hies oo ivuN et Bearly two-thirds of the entire vote. caat, | OTAUOR tools ave placed on the ticket, as | There s no victory in electing Tom Majors | with God, and diskenor. to him who for- | deaths, and in Bukowina nine cases and to about $15,000 {rBai Jarge monopplies AN IATRE SRS It is as follows: Harrison, 598; Holcomb, e on the present tlckef must | to the governorship. It is & curse to re | sakes his king. en deaths. Since the beginning of th i oot B i G g R L 200; Trvine, 216; total vote, §23. in part be defoated. I have spent a gvat | publicanism for T. M. and his contingents | ““%n 'tho " hope that eastern Prussia will | epidemic there have B s Towa State Fair Closed. Srreyed against usiand 1n-the BIHSNCREINY D ot ait that Platissioutt 18 a raliroaa | d€al of thought on the matter and beileve | to claim a space in the party that would | pe the first province in line in this battle | 2.700 deaths in Gallcla, and 519 cases and & i A e through whish we passed. were eariiLInS town, the Burlington shops being located | the only way to accomplish this is to call | even give access to a molecule. I raise my glass and quaft it to the pros- | 300 deaths in Bukowina. DRS MOINES, Sept. 7.—{(Bpecial Telegram |.aotively alded by & compact repiblicaeNIEE iy a_convention of republicans to noninate a | The people of Nebraska are not desirous | perty of 10¢ thhabitamts. e b L NS to The B:e)—The lowa state fair closed | ority; all that wealth, all that energy, and 1 have talked with a great many employes | C/¢an ticket. ~As there are a few good men | of belng governed by a railroad corporation, |~ “Three cheers for the province.” Japs Will Festege Fort Arthur. today, a fallure financially. The rain of yes- | all that great intelligence and capacity could and they say they voted for Harrison because | 31} “"‘ll"f_‘f"‘,";‘:‘“‘”"’Y could be endorsed. | inmates of penitentiaries, or by any person ¥ T SHANGHAI, Sept. 7.—A strong Japanese | terday and counter attractions reduced the | 90 was hourly and daily done to defeat the they were requested to, In other words, they | T0i8 ticket would draw the entire honest | or persons that ought to be there. Kignaled that She liroe Her Rtaft. force has occupied a large fsland ten miles | receipts some $15,000 below the expenditures, | cause of the people. ~ Under these condi- . » ’ i republican vote of the state, which would 1 leased to note ar desire t 1 7 y tions our progress was slow.” were (l-:lm-w"lvvflrgg;“m:;:n:\hymv\;:“rufiu :ll:'l: Ry b R R S TS am ple your desire to hold | LIZARD, Sept. 7.—The steamer Barmen, | jo-tnwest of Port Arthur, and will make it | The attendance today was very light. jon prog as slow counsel through letters with all true re- . y < The speaker then rehearsed the coutest fn Was more Important than freedom. For my | 2nd 8 Majors ring would be defeated. publicans of Nebraska concerning the C"’w‘: pel;;':;” '::‘*'L gllsd fl'“'"" Baltl- | 5 pase of operations. Food and clothing i i e, o VA T both branches of congress over the tariff part T am of the opinion that Mr. Holcomb 3 matter, X 3 Fors. A URUEE AE (o L '“"I"”' f“ s st sloredcand. hoosde:ar - belng, eresiod BRE FUA RAL K bill, and compared the difference botween ‘would be our only chance to rebuke this beg leave through your public invitation | %18 aing Gywiy, by the steamer PRFPRFACION 108 A Jong 16 . Re.par ’ . the McKinley and Wilson bills. Speaking of gentleman with the railroad passes. 1 am | OMAHA, Sept. 6—Your call for an ex- | to courteously present my view of a method | Resolute from Port Tauipa, for Rotterdam, | of the Japanese. Two Mouths' Drouth Kffectually Broken tn | e FOERIES @0 BERH W BIGTRE o6 Certainly mot In favor of the principles of | Pression of republicans is timely. A great | to defeat T. M. for governor.. It is a | Passed here at 6:20 & m, today, and sig- Fo v *allors Killed by an Explosion. bid e give all he expected, It was the best that the Dopulist party, but of the tivo evils 1 shall | Durden has been foisted upon the party by | method to which I am sorry we are com- | Baled that on August 2, in Jatitude 46, longi- i iy il MILWAUKEE, Sept. 7—The remarkable | B0 & o oo N ciroumatance B the 1omst and vais. tor Hoisamb. the late convention, and now the question | pelled to resort, but I do not see any other | tude 35, she broke ‘her epgine shaft. The [ PORT LOUIS, Mauritius, Sept. 7.—The | grouth throughout the west, which lasted | “ft yirikes nt the trusts and comble C. B is, shall we for the sake of party accept | way. Defeat is insurcd for republicans of | damage was repaired and the steamer slowly | British steamer Tannadice, 1,500 tons, | for more than two months, was effectually | yaijgns,” he sald; “it reduces the cost of th the Insult, or shall we assert cur manhood | Nebraska; it (s a defeat for us It T. M. fs | Procecded on her voyag: trading between Mauritius and Bombay, has | broken last night when a furlous rain was | necesseries of Nfe; it o some extent opens OMAHA, Aug. 26.—I read your letter re- | 4nd "} our regard nlml veneration for | elected; it is a defeat for us If he is not Trutoh Sucelsefhlteg Lombok, put back here with her boiler burst. Four | experienced. The rain area included the | gur markets at home and enlargos our mar- signing ycur pos'tion on th» national repub- {\n'elrl--n Institutions lead us to bury the | elected. The former defeat is by far worse BATAVIA, J "!, Captal i of her crew were killed and several were | eastern portion of Nebraska, all of Iowa, | kets abroad. It promotes agriculture; it ene lican commitiee with extreme satisfaction. | COTibIne at the pollst 3 than the latter, for the poison strewn out \ + Java, Sgpt. 7.—Captain Lind- | gerigusly injured by the explosion. O Tlatn part of Tiinata most 0 Miah- | Surveet, matuielribe. ol 1 RETARENE R A St S raben. euT hibee is & plain question, and T have faith | by it would for many years after cripple or | ren’s detachment of Dutch troops operating — Pt e h i conclusion than that Mr. Majors - fs the | that the latter alternative will be accepted | kill the party, while the latter would give | in the island of Lombak, ‘which was recently Four Hours of Shum Battle. igan and all of Wisconain exeept the north | the comfort of millions of our fellow. eitis ; Jebras] v & $ VIE 5 O . e L 9! ens.” laadee of & gauE of pirates. ~ They aro re. | DY the republicans of Nebrasks = We sacrls | a chance for viclors agsin a8 soon a» the | reported to hawh begs mgrounded by tho | VIENNA, Bept. ©—The Austrian afmy | jsolated smel rain sreas in the Jaf weal, e ore M1, Oriap turind 2o sali WEe A sponsible for Nebraska being -the worst y matter s put stralght. To my mind defeat | Halinese, reached Ampensy yesterday, under | maneuvers closed at Landkrom with four [ Above Green Hay the rainall was very | o/%0ethe oming contests, saying: “Ou monopoly ridden state in the union, with | Sompund 4 felony "I’r’w"‘;“f,’:fi for Juise Hol- | for T. M. means victory for the republicans | tho sae condust of mh‘ Jah of Lombok, | hours brilliant sham fighting, during which | MERt and none at-ail was reported, from B vty el e by LS its sequel, the populist party. . ; lon, 18 the solu- | comparatively, The republican party has | ;ppe fi t ery h . a4 100 field M LW 5 e ! L. B i estion. 4 he fire of tha Dutch llery has driven | the entire army corps and over eld | eqt fire region received very little of the | though nct strong in this state, {s the enem: R 0N0 datent ALL thabe Suncalphis year, "'"‘:’;foil‘f.;.‘.“."'v‘fifl Sy WAL Bl alsction | oe, fleteeted. (hroush vl Jofisences &80 the eosmy gl Aoy ‘Anothier attack | plects wer engaged. Emperor Francis Jo- | Fain. but' the conditions are favorable for & | we must meet. - When democricy sufters dex :“ duml:‘m)' 0d you may save n;.; llfgmuby will drive capital from the state, but such | to 50 bl“ o i‘\:fl:‘“: iy m‘{“;‘;’:xl"“:\““r:"! from the Dutch forces Is said to be immi- | seph was present. continuance of rain, and the region may | feat republicanism will be triumphant, Here —— a cluim 15 80 senseless, 3> void of any logic | What @ shattered organization iz the | """ — Ammunition Sent to China. PV B POAKIRE loniiht, at home we are challenged by the people's PAPILLION, Neb., A 81.—To the Editor | to back It up that I trust to the good sense . vid Nicaraguans Becoming Bellicose. o Ser ity Sl 5 NN s party. This organization has candidates and of The Bee: To say that the Sarpy cuum; of our people to puncture such 4 transpar- fs:."n"&r‘;:rlf -‘:Tr;-);mn;"u:'n::‘r\n‘b,:r‘;' -‘.‘.;’T;fi;'fi COLON, Sept. 7.—It §¢ reported here that h"'f"f ’,::“:::, l",:’,':‘ms‘c’:'m :;n T":' “‘:":_ Hoolal "‘"",”"‘; In ";"‘""- it has a platform of principles. Of its can~ ::: :.,o.':.;f'... e,.":,’.'.‘:",:l:»’:.': v peshonied by tertaimed at all by the thinking. peopte of | etion of thelr party. enmese thousinds of | composed of 400 men, which will be sent 0 | Chinese government 1,000,000 rounds of am- | annual session (his afternoon In the de- | than their p form. That platforin containg 2 vors mild way of expressing the brevail | Nebraska. Already they are putting out | publican recruits It our nominalion for gov. | Kocas del Toro to demend of the republic | munition. It was seut by rall to the Pa- | purtment of soclal ecomomy. An address | some planks which are new and some which Bon mentiment - among. republicans nwhla | another ¢laim, namely, that he (H:lcomb) | trnor had been first class. The democrats | Of Columbla the surrendsr of the ringleaders | ciio coast. Was made by Chairman 1. i, Banborn of | are cid. Those which are valuable are not . Sl the face of such nominations as Majors oV, < efields con T- y " (r A0 citien o 8 hiate 00 ve- ur populist friends want to buy the "g:u‘y;‘-:l:fil l‘t‘n:h:;.:;lu:"r:w:n‘rlymr:un:;ll:‘?: gl e B e i g 0 .‘Lrl nlll‘l: fifilflcr;::u:u: ,l‘l‘l'l‘-|::: '.','."b&'\’.ln'é :lhllr‘é :l"‘zp) rests. Two British warships are momentarily DUBLIN, Sept. 7.—~Mr. Samuel Morris, na- | llef of unemployed by public and private ; Pl > ! ate | rajiroads, telegraph lines and the telephones, vention, who like the delegation who went | ONIY Datural resource that corporations can- | port. expected at Bluefields. tionallst, was Loday eleeted to represent Kil- | means in the winger,cf T and 4 wes S00° | The thousands of millions of dollars neceusary 3 : ! not monopolize is brains, and to brains we | [ do not think we will be any better off No 1t T > kenny in Parllament in tho place of Mr. | Jief for the Unemployed” was presented. to do this does not stagger thzm. The great ;’:"':M:‘,'n ‘;:‘:“gnm"“‘:Tlh"lf;"‘,,‘,'l‘;“;;;"‘.':: must look for our Aisenthrallment from thelr | with & democratic railroad corporation gov- PARIS, u:'.:“':: g ;w ‘.u.;“ Debats | PAtrick Alexander Chance, who gave up his o s it s army of office holders necessary (o manage Btate house Boodle gangs: Maswell was de- | Pernicious rule. ernor than to have a rallread corporation 8, Bept.S~The Jourpal e t8 | geat August 31 last. Mr. Morris had no op- Making . Fixht for Their Fositlc and protect these enterprises does not em= Panied snd Harrison neaminated hy he same Keep up your fight, You are right, and | man for govermor under the name of re. | '01AY says the corn duty has not produced { pogition. NEW YORK, Sept. 1.—Captain Adam A barrass them, Our popullst | aders deal with B i gl whether you win or not you will have the | publican. It behooves me when I take this | the expected results. It adds that the warm- pesi pem— B cind D! - | millions as ord'nary p-ople deal with dollars, ying to railroad N7 ‘ | ese vinness Bismmal AP Cross and his den, George Smith, who d he offl col ed, th et Tom it e e el trosd | satistaction of knowing that in the years | fact into consideration to give the third | ©8t Partisans of the present system are g i oot and as far as the offices are concerned, they & alr, | 1o come every man who values iy country, | party some thought and to do this candidly, | Obliged to confess that they were mistaken, BERLIN, Sept. 7.— spatch from Var- | were dismissed from the police force on | gii want them. While we have not done all gud as o resull of the Betion of WAt ot | hix honor and his home will look bick and | = Party spirit should not be %0 strong ax sin this morning says Princess Bismarck | Ausust @l obtained writs of certlorart W | we hoped to, we have done mcre in the past imine plarality 1o Barsy county, ‘mol | 17 Rosewater was right. L D. D, |to bind any person from chosing the best > had a slight relapse and thatysbe is con- | (ot v they were llcially removed from | Y€4r (o redress the wrongs of the public; we RENAR Maraiiy 8, ar:{ X8 Y, — : cheien . YOKOHAMA, Sept. 7.—Field Marshal | fined to her bed. Her condition, however, | the department. The write are returnable | have done more for their relief than was n. Fraok OMAHA, Aug. 28— compliance with (Continued on Third Page) Yamagata bhas started for Corea v order to | is not serious, in twenty days. ~=s done by any party in the same lengt) Jupanese Ovg micug & barge Army