Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 21, 1894, Page 1

P HRARIAN b Ll -» DG 14, mEemmanas s o THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. OMAIILA, UNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 18904—TWENTY PAGES. SINGL coPrPY FIVE CENTS QUESTION OF HOURS s v s JOHN THE AGGRESSOR ittt et 45 s 2| ENGLAND WANTS 0PN s s CUTTLEFISH TACTICS eloviteh nly in at least one instance. The Akagi, a small Farecast for Nebraska cussed as the key 1o the czarewitch's opin- gunboat was badly overmatehed #rom the oute Co 1 Western Portion: Local Raiy | J ] fons ccording to many people, General set, accident having brought her under the fire | o = o Aty Wt a &, Life of the Czar of Russia is Now £ tun fe ultra-reactionary and an | Chinese Were Fully as Anxious to Quit a8 | of no less than six of the enemy's boats. Her | Indication of Public Sentiment on the Mat- kBl el X pan-Slavist. The Cologne Gazette Latest News from th Tattooed Tow's Fako Burean Trying to ¥ ok commander was struck down and killed while i Bsiniadics ) Euglish Liberals Standing Flem, ) s 4 f : Ebbing Away. however, In & iong artisls, evidestly in to Commence It. she was thus hotly engaged, yet she would ter Restricting the Lords' Power. A Eeate Tamtar 6L | Cloud the Occan of Nebraska Politics, spired, gives a description of General Daniel- «till have kept up a determined resistence ullur Polities of South Dakota e LYING UNCONSCIOUS AFTER CONVULSIONS | ot et e e i s ety | TRUE STORY OF THE YALU RIVER BATTLE | but for the loes of a mast, which rendered |\ aeor) ooine NcKinley's Tour in the South aracter, and which presents him as being her unmanageable. She also found it neces ON THIS P.ATFORM | Nou Abimy Rules wnd Regatations. | SHEDDING GREAT QUANTITIES OF INK a man of noble mind, great culture, and pro- —_— sary to return to the Taitopg. | —— 9. State University Defeats Town Col : 9 i i found sense of duty, who has educated his . : ) FLAGSHIP FLED FIRST. | ALix Has an Easy Time with Directo - . r ) D o ) revious Reports of the Sinking of inese o Yo irkenhes he 80 < 1 o ning Overtin ¢ During His Oonscious Moments Ho is Too | il NEUk® Bf fuiys who Bas cchented Bla | p, Reports of g of Ch About the time when Admiral 1o Tt the | COmPaign at Birkenbhead on the Lords Reso- |, (upn Mo % T T 0 Mill at the Millad Running Overtimo . . Weak to Stand Up. last years of his governorehip the hatred of Ships Confirmed. Matsushima the disorder In the Chines fleet | lution Results in Tory Losses, B. Norfoll's People Did Not Lynch Hiu | While the “Governor” Sweats Blood, Russia against the Germa rose to the plainly indicated that the contest could not | London and Local Stage | highest pitch he studiously abstalned from = " be prolonged on either side. Three ships | Councll Blafts Loeal M ANXIOUS CONCERNING HI: SON'S WEDDING | mparting to the czarewitch any such aver- | NO J\PANESE WAR SHIPS WERE LOST | had been sunk, and a fourth, the Yang Wel-{ HOME RULE MUST STAND /SIDE FO3 IT Banker Yetzer Before the | PEOPLE NOT MISLED BY F.B3l \ . | | had been half destroyed and abandoned. B 3. Both Sides of the Ca | ¥ According to a dispateh from St. Peters-| s [ sides, the Ting-Yuen was on fire and the 8. Ech om the Ante-Room. | 3 i Will Probably Take Place at the Bedside | vure. published by the National Zeitung tuis | Felt the Lack of Torpedo Boats to Accom- | entire force was thoroughly demoralized. A | Until This Question is Settled There Will | 10. story of the Tennis 1t { Romances by Annin Too Thin to Fool Even % g afternoon, and according to special informa- | . little later after & o'clock, the flagship took Ciucus System and Unit Rule. of the Dying Man, | i #rofma. mealsad anthsrity. now st Lavds pany the Flect the lead In retreat towhrd the nom ma.| B¢ No Irish Roform Logilation, |, . Sauens system nud Uutt the Most Unwary, ——— | dia, the czar during the last forty-eight m— tions. Four fast steaming Japanese cruisers — 13. Woolen Factories of England. i e i1y | hours has been se with a serfes of cg . (G | were detailed to follow, and if possible, tc ) s N | Keligious Jolnt Debate Ar ed & EOLAM , CZARINA IS REPORTED SERIQUSLY [LL| lojrs bes beer : rai | PCHADING: VICEROY" LI HUNG CHANG | (0 (5l enenpe: Bt - tonpedoos hey | ROSEBERY'S ACTION| IS YET. IN| DOUST| ~itelisious Jolui beluto‘Areatined: | g, & M, MANAGERS COLONIZI NG THE STATE | vulsive attacks, accompant severa cut off their escape. But the torpedoes hac 3. Condition of Omuhi's Jobbing Trade | _— hours, by unconsciousness attacks — to be reckoned with and the possibility of - Commerclal Finnncinl News. _— | ot res 3 | | Grand Duke George, the Second Son of the | Were due to the passage into the blood of | Fate of Chinese Prisoners Taken at Chyong- | beIng struck by one of them in the night He Has Not Signified that He Will Make the Featuren of the Live Stock Markets, Construction Gangs from Montana Are Coras N e L to 136 Dying—Crar | *eCrtions. which the Kidneys cannot longer w Mystery—List of Japanese Losses | A0 It imperative that the Japanese should | 16, How a Chinese State Dinner Is Secved i Vbl YING—UCEAT | carry oft. The crzar was also described as | - exercise caution. Morning found them at R IR SR SE AT Public Heaith and Pare Water. b L NG (| Indicates to the (zarewitch the Pol- | suffering from great weakness of the heart 1u the Engagement—Attitude of the mouth of the Gulf of Pe-Chi-Li with no n the Veto Power of 18. Incldent of African Adventu Tralns Under Way-—-Sowe AM- tey He Wishes Him to Pursue and aiso to frequent attacks of conges- the Coren, ship of the my in sight. They steamed the Lords. New Specific for Diphtheriu. Its Are Promised, f the lungs, The blood poisoning is back to Kai-Yoto island, keeping a keen out« 10. Weekly Grist of Sporting Gossip. reenrring with alarming frequency g look on the way, but the Chinese had evi- T ¥ 20. Womnn: Her Ways an er World, | ‘ ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.—The latest re- | Temporary rallies may intervene, but death | YOKOHAMA, Sept ).—(Special Corre- | dently reached a safe p of refuge. The |(Conyrighted 1804 by Press Publishing Companyo) | The state campaign is rapldly approaching . ports received here from Lividia indicate | cannot I be delayed spondence of the Assoclated Press, per| greater part of the Japanese squadron had | LONDON, Oct. 20.—(New York World Ca B @ Wwhite heat. The Burlington pass battale : 8 that although the czar is still allve he is| _ BMPEROR WILLIAM ON THE GO Stcamer China and Australia to San Fran-| reconvened near Takafsan harbor, on the | ble—Special Telegram.)—The intimation of 1:1”\‘[ L b ‘I’Yp ym;(H-‘\ of IiS | jons, reinforced by the mercenary retatners | The feverish activity of peror William | cisco, Oet. 20.)—Long before the rejoicings | chance of getting auother fight, bringing this | the lrish leaders to Lord Rosebery, of which | aunt, Lady Florence xle, and of another | of the business men's association, are stralge rapldly weakening | kL) | R ! | 18 10 LA was never better exemplified than during | over the capture of Ping-Yang (Phyong- | time torpeodo bouts to co-operate. The need |1 cabled you last week, has since been much | uncle, Rev. Lord Archibald Douglas, are con Ing every nerve to m the tidal wave t st ity that t! ¢ | | 3 {isL o that It is stated on the best authority that the | jast week. The early part was occupled | Yang) had begun to subside Japan was ex- | of them was so greatly felt on the previous | strengthened by the result of the election | Stantly before the public. The newspapers|is sweeplog the state against their candl- ‘ czarina Is very il and that her son, Grand | with flitting from town to town, attending | cited to fresh enthusiasm by the news of a | day that it is safe to say that no large number | at Birkenhead, where the tory majority was | d In the same evening the news of his| date, Tom Majors. The Omaha bureau of Duke rge, Is dying. Merent ceremontes, while he has been dur- | naval victory of even greater significance | of Japanes ships will ever again sail withe ut | greatly reduced. The first plank in the plat-| tragic death, and a formal notice posted | campaign fabrication kecps the typewriters It is also stated on the same authority | INE the latter part of the week engaged by | In the northeastern inlct of the Yalu river. | thesc essential adjuncts. One of them was | form of the liberal candid was the resolu- | just before of his engagement to the daughter | and fake-writers busy night and das grind- NG e r. bofore his lllness entered | YAFIoUS public “unctior connection with | The 16th of September Admiral Ito, com- | now put to a practical, if somewhat inglori- | tion of the Leed nference, demanding the | 0f the general equarry to the prince of | g out the most glaring falsehoods and bug- L RO s ; el gl the visit of Kiug Alcxander of Servia. The | manding the squadron stationed at the mouth | ous, use in breaking up the Yang-Wei, de | limiting of the veto power of the House of | Wales. This morning the newspapers an-| bear storfes impending calamity in case upon its final stakes, had a solemn inl rapidity his niajes'y's movements was | of the Taitong or Daido river, was notified | serted and unfit for further seryice Lords, and the result must be recognized as | nounce that his young stepmother, whom the | Holcomb s elected governor. Column upon 4 » view with the czarewitch, during which he | cspecially shown at the bog mlng of t that @ large Chinese fleet had arrived at the) Examinations show that none of the Jap- | another, and this, too, an English, mandate | MArquis married less than a year ago, &nd | column of whitewash and blackwash are be indicated to the latter the policy which he | week He nt Sunday at Friedrichsruh, | Yalu river in args of transports convey ese vessels received damages that cannot | to the prime minister. It werally adi Who was until then unknown to English aris- | jng compounded by the redoubtab Bill Ane desi him to pursue after his death, and | e castle residence of the Empress Fred- | ing reinforcements to the my on the | repaired with slight cost of labor. All | ted now that he will pledge elf at Brad- | tocracy, has brought suit to annul her mar- | yin wh wame will soon be changed into also ineisted upon his marriage to Princess | ¢FICk. Monday he arose at an early hour | feontier. He set sail following morn- | but the four referred o were so free from | for to introduce an uncompromising measure | Fiage. I am told that the marquis left her | Anninias, and fed to gullibles and credulous. Al 1 to Lividia in or- | “19 tarted for Darmstadt to visit the grand | ing, with all the mer r that could be | Injury that they could Mave gone into action | ay the cpening of (he mext session. It he|at the church door. Lord Sholto Dougla®, | dupes through the Burlington Journal, which Alix, who was summon o Lividia in lucal family. On Tucsday he went to Wies- | immediately summoned, viz: The Matsus- | the following day. The loss o e was the the second son, who now succeeds to the |y s th 000 » (@ " et mnoned ¥ 1 1if he | Goes mot, 1 repeat my prediction that h that 12 copies have been scattered ; der. to ‘receive the dying blessing of the|iaden to unvell the staive of his grand- | hima (fagship), Hashidate, Ttsukushima, |largest on the Matsushima, Her complement | government will be overthrown by Irish | VISCOUnty, has been making a big fortune for | over Nebraska within the past ten days, fn e father, William and to open the new royal | Yoshino, Takachiho, Akitsushima, Naniwa, | was 535. Four officers and thirty-nine men votes within the first week of the session, | Dimself In the new Australlan gold fields. | for all and regardiess of expense ¥ " < heate tha ac er a busy da ere Y us. ag e ¢ were Kkilled d seven of ™ ! s | where he ent as a prospec only a couple T) ¢ 2 1 Theaters will be closed for six months | theater at that place. After a busy day there | Chyoda, Fuso, Akagi and Hivel Accon re killed and seventy officers and men | ;o a1co (hat enongh English radicals will | Where he went as a prospector onl uj There are slathers of boodle at the dits 4 after the death of the czar. I aveled by special train all night and panying these cleven was the Saiko, a mer- | wounded. The total loss were ten officers Toin el ¢ :quit the Irish of full re.|Of years ago | posal of the Majors calamity crusaders. £ n erli e morning time ta h r 3 i serv- 4 sixty-nine it ° ) f S @ s ey ks 3 : & & aN I 'S 1 2. | 11 ™ The following bulletin was issued at 9| " 4 “"‘l” s “ 'I' { by ”'” 'r chant steamer “"“'“ into the na ”"‘”y ““"”l Ll ": killed 160 officers and | Lronginility. « If Rosebery refuses, the issue | END OF A ROYAL ROMANCE. | the language of the unspeakable Turk, Allah ake part in the ceremc nailing to their | jce since the war began, of no strength and | men wounde o ) - b not re be praised and Moh tolo N aVentng 32 will be rediately put to the country, but| Press dispatches have perhaps not recorded It and Mohammed Ben Hathaway is o'clock thi ning saffs 132 flugs destinad for th: @)W not intended for heavy work in action. She | COMMEMORATING VICTORY. I DS dIALeL el I | his Profit . ek i = under another leader. the marriage in Bucharest this week of that | bi In the past twenty-four hours the emperor | Fourth battalion of infantry After another | would not have joined the expedition but for The ex-Daimo of Mito, o of the great | 1 0 Wi [ a | ; : | t 3 EVERYTHING HINGES ON THIS. | Mile. Helen Vacarescu, whose woes excited hen the campaign opened eight weeks ! obtained a little sleep. His majesty left his | cou ' busy days, including the intere the desire of Admiral Viseount Kabayama, | Tokugawa family of the Shogunato, com- | NG A D S b. She was, it will | @80 Majors and his managers and all the SRy Ol MeRRIRE IR AL bESReREInS i : tshs & v thing now seems more certain than that | two worlds fou 1g0. She wa 1 J L nd a g bed during the day. The eral condition | "8 ceremony £ 1§ and presenting | (he naval chief of the staff, who, being on a | memorated the victory of Phyong Yang by 21 this is to be the one great political issue of | be remembered, mald of honor to Queen | railroad and organettes agreed that = these flags, divners and oth remonies, | visit of insy 0 at the north, could not | gIft of 10,000 yen ENE RO T iy | +E11% B8R0 DERLLS (OABTE ARG ol LaR e S i of the patient, his strength and the action ¢ LU B UGS 0 O Mk OOU R il e b DAL < 5 vears, 1 t the ¥ armen Silva, an at al lady tried to sewater ha ed himself out of politics his heart, are unchanged. The oedema te business, today found him engaged with | o, ageme weer 2 3 arge o " o % begin this winter Yens settlement ange a ma 2 ween the young Prince 1 ue was . | B 3 b SLils "1 | pected engagement, Metween 12 and 1|yen. Larg skl the same ob-| T equally certain that other causes must|Ferdinand and the lowly born damsel. The 1 and publicly announced that he not increased rnal polities o'clock fourteen Chinese ships and six | Ject continue to be received from various LG INEL Yo S DBLIR : ood 1ekof Aot P h ete i wavEr. | Bhic gnored, and The Bee should b The scene pictured at Yalta in t s te At neon the emperor received a deputation | torepedo boats were discovered a little south | sources, the the managers being espe- [ Wait, and among them home rul WL e bl sttt it 4 1 : iy L A LIRS KU Feon e H 5 ! £ 4 2 o ¥ Seiln nd Irish leaders have | With such purpose that Mlle. Helen was | se let alone. It was to be an nggress ' egrams can be hardly more sad. T ture | 10 the Farmers® alliance of Bast Prussia. | of a harbor called Taikosan, in Japanese | clally consplcuous for their liberality, but | MO Shirking this fact, and Irish leaders have . DElisai T ) EAncatiobalieamnals 1 Hitteal i y forbidden & | His majesty was attended by Count Botho | pronounciation, on the east of Kai-Voto | the native journals complain that the prom. | fully considered it. While the present tory | obliged to fiee the country rice Ferdinan hucations H..m...u.‘.x‘mv ‘”\ politie oz s bee forbidde doctors to 1 > t 2 t t 1 p r orgot her and she LS revenge ierself now & botween e republicans, democers sar b n L, ; von Bulenberg, presider he council of | island. The ships were the Ting Yuen |inent merchants and bankers, and espe majority exists in the House of Lords and ”-: LA WL 'l ; ‘” : “‘H R [ SR R T “f”“ \“l‘ul hi’ " E‘::: leave his b His devoted wife is no lonser | ministers, Dr. von Luca chief of the | (flagship), Chen Yuen, Lai Yuen, Jing Yuen, | the contractors who are mow receiving enor. | malntains its co-ordinate power with the | by f”'”'l\ ot o tubiel faveeit 4iva | mbTsbIRAeL G ATt KR AT th : x near to soothe and encourage his every mo- | emperor's civil cabinet, and H inrich | Ching Yuen, Chih Yuen, Pig Yuen, Chao | mous sums from the public treasury, offer no | H¢ of Commons, no home rule bill can “| g H":"" e et Sl el e i LTS e R e ment, for she, herselt, Is seriously i1l from | von Leyden L *ii. ninister of agricul-| yuen, Yang Wel, Kwang Kak, Wei Yuen, | timilar donations L e U b ity C (U BT B R e | ik irowat o TEs it S G BEIb A J general debility and nervous depression, ture Ater listening t) the spokesman, the | Kwang Ping and two others, whose names | Prince Komatsu, just returned from Amer- | majority of English voters in the Commions | Eeld from New : ""‘ ”';“;' kg ‘.' i i " “\' th : "”]'] el L Tiven tojta® 3 844 to the cbp of bitterness, the crar's mec ror made repiy. Mo cvpressed his sat- [ are still unknown, Of th the first two | fea, will at once take active service as a lieu | demand it. Until then the House of Lords | S0n, and counse x‘..:j}4x~”v. H‘“‘m‘ : ner i IAI |‘ e m..iuum,'\ ll\wrx of its stand- ‘ o e TRST N e tien that the depntation had come to| carried Krupp guns of thirty centlmeter and | tenant in the navy. Prince Kanoni, another | will maintain that it is supported by Eng- | lean diE ””- “"“ 4 i [l “ i MLy '}»‘ ]“‘I”‘ to e 2 : y Wim nersonally and assnred them that he | ffieen centimeter. The next four carried | member of the imperfalifamily, Is attached | lish opinion, and whi refuse to consider the | %0 far as to point .w-{ e r-“nu-x B8 Yo LD AL : : whole- St g SronbleratayInB L fiwoltid never|rellic hila leate for (Nelr future. [ ¥wenty-ore!centimeter and/fftaenicentinister| 13/ths StAlt of Genera) ‘Yol gata in Corea. mandate of the Kingdom at large. This revo- | Severe crisis or a ':' “”;‘\_ oL ankReil e il it ”“"; il :“ tl"ry belng & question whether father or son|He afterward conversed with each member | Krupps, and the next two had twenty-five| By command of the empals the pectmiary | lusion Isnot-likaly.£o.come for & quAFter of & | 8Tess St 'I“:l b BT A i ki AL IER Taaiere. thi ';m' i bt 4 shall be first claimed by death. Despite |9f the deputation on farm questions He)l 1502 Avmatrongs, [CORLraty. Lo} expRotatid .I‘ reumstances of the familks of solliers and | century, and the altrnative of practically | M#Y Waken anc compel the vvvl‘nun\:;ry m-ay b Iv;)‘w“«m were turned upon Rosewater the Russlan Judenhetze in every synagogue | Dide adieu to the depuiziicn with many cof- | they advanced unhesitatingly and commenc 1| saflors who have died In the war are (o be | abolishing the veto power of the upper cham- | UTes, or the banks may urm; 15 the resou l’;\'w};‘l( m._ i . . throughout ‘Russic and in England and Ger- | (%! expressions of geod wiil firlng when 4,000 meters distant from the | ascertained for her majesty’s immediate con- | ber remains to the liberal party as the only | /0 time, but the danger is there g i ; Nt s L T il il on (bb ear, On MINISTERIAL DIFRICULTIB Japanese, who reserved their first discharge | sideration | means of carrying its reform measures into DALLARD SMITH. || A careful perusal of. the railoaliFSpitilleRl Y RIaY er i ; In spite of outward appearances and news- ‘ until another 1,000 meters had been covered. | Subscriptions to the war loan aggregated |laws, whether home rule or any other great = P }”“ bl """" IOGratio (newsppREs RN every Greek church on the globe tomorrow parer ements, 1 s asicrted that the (The serious fghting bigan between [h..iu September 25, 77,000,000 yen, 10,000 being | feature of Gladstone’s program. No hope i AN ORI P S S e 8 s il L > W be a repetitic hese ayers nflict between Chancellor von Caprivi and ¢ ) g ed for 5 r. I o 5 e | tn Iward ewater s only the - there will be a repetition qf t prayers. | “’”‘!v 1‘11’-“1 Y ’_‘ noel rovon Caprivi and | yogsels at the Chinese right and the Japan- | applied for at a rate above par. call | now felt that Gladstone will return to the | cpinese Clalm to Tave Driven O the Japs | ldate w'”“”m ,'] r‘l:| A \'\ 3 To the bedside of his majesty his relatives | ‘m de '“‘ ;]*K% T4 '!“I“I‘”' "|_“ ~"'“ socialist | oge left, the flagships of the other side lead- was for only 30,000,000 |isadership, His inficmities are greater now A fioE FoPeGh IR H LD g «1L~ 1-( II<‘- i !Wt 4“. E -":' w"n:l- are burrying, hoping to see him ance more | 110" cttled. | On the contrary | ing the onslaught Warnlngs of punishment in store for Li-| than when he laid down his ofice. Whoever | LONDON, Oct. 20.—A dispateh received | % sl s b Sl he situation is \.‘.m to be more critical vnm’ CHINE JON WEAKENED, Hung-Chang, in eonsequence of the repeated [ may be the leader, the fight will T e o P i D iy ) 10 /81% CONBEOEsIonA NN NSS! ; e | ever and it has been asserted that at a re By 1 oclock the contest was general. | defeats suffered by the Chinese army and | every resource of the party, and must be & | ine to Ohinese ndvices, b severe batile hag | eIl @8 for every office to be filled on tha Grand Duke Alexis, Grand Duke Con-| cent conference of the ministry witter words | ° Vol | navy, have seve 5 Jisvesy bt i DR RCCHITIONS 8 & Lo | Bth of November. The railroad and bankers’ 3 o y | Botiulines maintained thein positionn steadily;| navy. Hiave aeveral SimeN §hean inent’ forth|i\s o iana‘aoubErill onest 1241 38 won s home | Heen oKL l6n: the dowen portion of the 5 B stantine, Orana Duchess Blizabeth, Prin were exchanged between the chuncellor and | for an hour when the Chinese showed s from Peking, but the forelgn public hos been | i to Ireland will follow, and it is with |Yalu river. The Japanese are sald to have | ComPIne axaringe Al e eRorRlogis Alix and Grand Duke and Grand I the Prusstan premicr, owleg to the latter | o wavering, Three of their ships, either by | slow to credit the possibility of o Hl:ad- | 4112 pcapoet that Irish leaders are preelpitat. | erossed the river and to have attacked the | UUSIYe personal warfaro upon the editor of Serglus this evening are all en rote LMK more severe measures than | yecident or design, had for some time been | vised a proceeding. T the rules of a sys- | ,“ S Chinese, but, it is reporte, that after flerce | Th¢ Bee, utterly failing to refer to the long ad AL ¥ to Introduce in the | 1yaqe special objects tack, and, although | tem which condemns every official to disgrace | ¢ '0¢ confil ghiing the Japanese were repulsed, The | ISt of political misdemeanors with which - vadia Reichstag. The conference Ke up witl g Sih e GAUNT SPECTER OVER ALL. HEAINERING Sy RAL ’ their candidater for governor stands charged BERLIN Oct. 20.—According to a iteh : S8 L ! | they contended vigorously to the last, they | in the event of failure in his enterprises | Japanese are said to have lost heavily. The harg s T b # In discord. Bince then Emperor |, sunk one after another, the ere should be applied to the chlef subject of the | There is always the contingency of war 10|, /00"yt 1t g reported that after fierce | AN Of Which he has been proven guilty. The H from St. Petersburg, published by the liam ‘has brought his Influence to bear | gimbing Into, the rigging and, signaling|enterprise, or that the imperial authority | ¢hange all calculations. With the accession | |\ 0 B 0 b LB T T iy | WOrd was evidently passed along the line ! National Zeitung this afternoon, and accord I the dispute was patched up. But| wiidly for help to their companions and|could be so injudiciously exercised as to|Of & new czar and the dealh of the ameer |, . "' 0, | that, inasmuch as the charges nst Majors | g to special information from a medical 10 some extent, at variance | pgeqjlants. These were the Lai Yuen, Chi | fasten ignominy upon a statesman and sol- | the slumbering quarrel over India’s northern o confirmation of this dispatch is ob- | cannot xplained or defended, the atten- . authority now at Lividia, the czar, during sian premier and inclined to| yyen and Chao Yuen. As soon as they were | dier to whom the reigning house owed ail | frontier might awake into that WareIh & | ginaple, but it #s thought probable that | tion of the voters must be distracted by per ! the' Tast forty-olght hours, has been sergat | <180 L8 chaucelloiship rather than submit [ qurc 10 A0 ¥ most Japanese ships | the power It possesses, sesmed too great a | Week ALl depends upon the character of | paltlc® LB e occrre | sonal assaults upon the man who has brought B e e A2 the Reichstag nicasures, with which be| qirected their assault sgainst the immenne | departure from propriety. for the court to | the feeble-looking young man who will suc A dispatch from Che-Foo to the Pall Mall | and ntiated the charges. 38 G SrAn s 1o sympathy himseif, und which, more- | Gorman built vessels at the head of the | sanction. But the wrath of the emperor has | cééd the peace-loving Alexander. It Is Gazette this afterncon says there are pros As an instance of the vilification of the RRiad ler insveral: hourai by temporarysnn. | oVér, e /I8 convincell the Relhstag twouldligyricc. ot iror ' long. tine “witheut | besn Kindled’ and his displeasure manifests | A5tonishing how little is known of him by | S0 T G L ean penta. | railr press the daily contributions to the | § consclousness. It is added that his deatn | MOl accept. Bulenbers, who has thel oot on the heavy steel plates which pro- | itself in a degree, prociajmed on the 17th of | the public. The papers of London, Paris | sula. A large force of Tonghaks is said to | Burlington State Journal are cited. Thelr cannot be long delayed. countenance of the emperor, s’ credited With | ooicq them. At Iast. however, a lucky shell | September and published in Shanghai the | Berlin and Vienna have been printing pages |\ "y oaiening Seoul, the capital of Corea. | fakelst devotes from one to two columns of BERLIN, Oct. 20.—The Vossische Zeitung | ¢ d€Aire to ‘I S Sl the MOS | ypyckc the Ting Yuen a little above the|next day, the full text of which Is as fol- [ #bout him the past week, but they are filled | "L ORt PR SO0 T8 CERIRE | lundred | space each day to abuse of not only the edi- 3 comprehensive basis, including a revision of | 5 sl with speculations merely. Hardly ever is , P s ¢ The Bee, but of’proms d re- tWine aed ofitha omavawilar water and seemed to the Japanese observers | 10 natives of Chollada, Corea, have risen against | tor of The Bee, but of prominent and re scne: dist ”k' IS .lr 5 ”"r‘l oo [/thie, electoeBSIAR,. excluding unfit persons | (0" Liorce the armor through and through. | LI HUNG'S DISGRACE, there glven a definite fact by which may be | o jupinese at this place. A force of Jap- | spected citizens of Omaha. He directs his R ohte Lojtakadplacaiat this oaavix badslde frem th6 pRISENNR TaIsing the ‘YOUINE RS: | myery ballet that this feat bad been acoo -| The Wojen huving ‘broken faith witn | Eathered any real idea of his disposition, |, Fvo"Yoan dispatehed to the scene of | shafts of maudiin wit at every bustness man asiltila impossible: that he can be temoved. | In additiou (tofpiacing a veatriction uponthe |yt "was increased when a thick body of | Covea and forcibly odehiplédl that country ‘nn training, Wis personal independence or | [IFL L [ Who refuses to be led by the Holdrege-Me- His legs are greatly swollen with water and | ¢ ."““"‘:i“ Tights of assombly or assocla- [, oxe was seen rlaing from the fagshlp, and ‘:'l‘"vz"“"“" Hmpatylasg with [t tributary ‘ vicws on any serlous question e sturdy | o ANGHAT, Oct. 20 Is of the [ Shane-Tobe Castor combination, and lauds to he canuot stand. According to a well In- | o 4% Sl 08 “]‘“‘““’“* b ““""‘—‘ 'I ':“ although no diminution of activity on board | ISIOM M her disiress and o ra “;']*‘:'\"“ ninflist -“'l“""':*- ‘:“'“"‘ ittt g | Chinese southern squadron have arrived at | the skies jack-knife lawyers and ward heel- ¢ : press. The soclalists have fully grasped the | o *'% i e army to attack the com: enemy 0N | this morning that he has no trustworthy in- | oo i T Ol IR eke . Stea e TN G| e vl g a1 a1 e S A formed personage, a friend of the Grand | gy’ or those measures and the secialist | W3S perceptible, they re convinced that | i Hung Chang, the Imperial high com. T e Wei-Hai-Wei. The Chin teamer Tung | ers who pose as business m The entire 4 R D aplipat o Rl aftHeies 1o A e e ; i [ she had been set on fire and remained burn- | missioner of Pel Yung, having chief control & y fman e | show, which has arrived here, reported that | weight of the responsibility of preserving the ' whom the religlous question constituted the | will becor 2 o ;' ALI0N (AL the party | ;.0 up to the hour of her hasty departure | of the forces there, rested the entire burden | MUCH less his purposes he gossIp about |\ o chinese ironclads and one Chinese | credit of the state seems to have been placed glous q o i e i {" ‘I“" ut antl-governmental | yoyuiover her condition was she succeeded in | of being prepared for emergencles, but, in. | Wi 8t the London clubs, when he was here cruiser, which have been under repairs at|upon the broad shoulders of this eminent g Biblas block:to ber marriege. wan | 66 Sled' 0 rine Dict a8 well a8 to the | jnqioiing heavy punishment upon her chief | Stead, he has been unable 1o act with speed | & few INONLNBIAE, a8 Mokt unfavorable 19/} poryiarthyr, liaye left thatiplace ana reached [/ Ananalar. «Ho it 1" that plobures ith et wodh the first to declare that all her hesita Ll itherto the soclalists have re ‘.n'uw.\'\ The Matsushima was struck by | AN promptness in hix military preparations, | him, Those who met him at public or Wei-Hal-Wel, It s led that the other | and distress of the workingman who will be - 3 ¥ : frained from interference in the Diet elec- | 0 that much time has elapsed without | purely social functions say that he seemed | . tion over the formalities of sub il . two twelve-inch shells, the first of which TN, oA e e e e Chinese war ships will require more exten- | compelled to give up his home if Majors s mission to the Russo-Greek synod had been |\ gebuation from ih amicipal councii | UPSCt and battered out of shape one of her | g the! bt el A ;m ‘l“‘ ; ]“"l‘ rl ; ]‘ ’: . l"y:’ l”: # '”\’I' s:ve repairs and consequently their departure | not elected. He it Is that ussures the state putation om he 1l ipal council g B ne sl EROBE! im Dy us. | forme clre las attribute o him s, while the second exploded an amn from Port Arthur may be delayed for some | that the east has arisen in alarm g abandoned. Sho was educated upon strict | of Dantsic arrived in Berlin today to prese | Sune u“.' \h.r‘w““ o ‘!‘“m\ In:ulu II‘I‘“l‘l‘” ik We therefore ¢ jmmand that his decoration | yhich arouse English indignation at his mar- | 7O : uw\m.n may lelayed for some | (hat h t has ar A 15 ainin r.( ‘u: Lutheran lines, with a slight mixture of | Caprivi with the diploma of the freedom of | 5 ‘ % : 8 of the threc-eyed pecock feather be plucked {0 (e e fiKn e ianimrineass Alie 0 AxliEa8 = |1 of an honest administ n of stal : " Rt Bity Danbiai s e oiat crew and setting a fire, which was subdued | off his and that he be stripped of the o | Renewed rumors are in circulation here re- | He it {8 that predicts dire dls- free thought derived from the teachings thTs Honcs el © frat clty to confer | opyy with great difficulty. In consequence | yellow riding jacket as @ slight punishment, | ¢ theao: rapopts Ly recently met a New | oy gie tpe battle sald to have b ught | anclal stagnation if the people of of the French liberal Protestant ast lonor upon the ¢ pancallor y { theso mishaps the Matsushima withdrew | It I8 necessary then that the said fmperial | Vorker, who has just returned from a year | 550 % v between the land forees | re given an opportunity to discover . Coqueerli, and she may be considered as o Soommitie headed by Prince Scoenaech | oo scene and moved toward Taitong, | MEh commissioner exert himself to the ut- | In 5t etersburg, and who had the oppor f China and Japan. No accurate details | st P A has broad chureh U her axsiva) at| oo Rth ax Deen formed to recelve voluns|| Ay o ¢ ansterring his flag to the | ¢St and decide upon what should be done; | tunitv while there to meet him in constant [ o "5 o o0 n Fll T engagement H NIS L axiau AL % jroac ohiurgh: woman. pon her arrival at| ry contributions to a tund to furnish Prof e . o * |that he drect and ha t n th Chincse armies | intercourse. He says that the people who A et v Pt e oeen looted by dishonest contractars Livadia she will go through the ceremony | pehring's anti-diphtheria serum cure to diph. | 7% PLUCKY wITTLE SAIKO from the various provinces to the front, in | kiow him best speak In the warmest terms |y . oo ‘k‘ i DaiA it BYIDRNOR-QF I8 VIBAQITE of formally entering the orthodox church.| theria patients. The municipal authorities o TS d P D e der that all ut: forth - their best | of hig manly character and qualiti lis hegn ““:"fl “‘,‘ ‘”" 1 DR I“"" This maudlin maligner, In reporting the which ceremony will soon be followed by B have allotted the sum of 6,000 BYRsah Ll JAd i atrength to ehan d £ 1 ™Y | tinctly deuy the report 1 have alluded to and o M a vietory | Lo oan address delivered at Boyd's theater, undergone extremely rough treatme The | In this way Li Hung Chang may hope to re. this report may turn out to be incorrec 7 marks 1o be devoted to supplying the serum | 8 8 il 2 ibe cihta sneer the prominent citizens who were her marriage. 1 B { . Pplying e '"“'\‘,.]kw which Viscount Kabayama p ‘\l\lul‘ leem former errors. | 1 0ppears I8 also current in: the clubs It is believed, however, that fighting has | Y t 1 wh W known to sym- PARIS, Oct. 20.—A councll of ministers | ' 38 U peineIngl hospitaly or tha elbyals i O S (okast of the fight not-| Reports of the empegor's anger on recely fn. His marriage is looked on in|,otuany occurred between the armies | #Beina RakRa ‘n" ‘[ T Q- \‘l yb was held at the Elysee Palace today. | “l ikl Sy l"‘_’: brepared on a large| i\ uanding her obvious uns ty for|ing the news from Tajkosan had previously | a8 a strong guaranty of the preser- | poging each other on the Yalu river PARDSER g 1 thecy SRR ALIE . i ne mier Dupuy notified the council that he | eiry. o D CicPror's laboratory in thisy uopauty, lost control of her rudder and | been circulated, but inspita of all rumors it | ‘8" ol peace. Yyl = of the state to turn down the b s and y ! hic advic ol S | tound herself in much closer proximity than | Was not seriously beligved that so grave a| NANDY CHURCHILL'S BAD HEALTH Eiro. ans) Flood: in. b laini SHeNT LS ! was in receipt of telegraphic advices s YALSHnAYY i rgeontOasnen ntirecently || RS Eot St Ee s e e | a0 e ke e e degradation of | Letters from Japan tel) of the arrival there | §AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20—The mail from | from m \ing the na BWAL Ihere was & light Improvément in the |8 Brofessor in the velevinary occliege at| wot PSS O L TOSTRIAN WA OReR- |0 ey, Dehiedly thr aeaees | of Lord and Lady Randolph Chusehll, baf Orient by the stewmers City of Peking |others equally prominent who have lent “ czar's condition: DA Saneriitends the complicated | 50q girectly for them It is supposed in the | WAS Instigated by Li's engmies, who have | 18t Lord Randolph's health continues 50|gnq Australla brings news of a disastrous | themselves to the purposes of the railroad . ool = and difficult mode of inoculating with the besnilan e e fy | Precaricus he was obliged to decline all social | gra g B tambas oI Onpa e near | manipulators. He attempts a facetious de- y e ; o, I R ABeALD belief that she was about to' ram them. The & cager or aipoppartunity to satisty | Precariou A ! ; | ire during September at Chung-Kiang, near ; ALL EVES TURNED TO LAVIDIA. | fuid flesh of b lected f0r Lhel 1oooiioee are Gf the oplnion that it was under | the'old grudges. Himcthegvenerable states. | sub dons, 1 rccepted as certain in Lon- | yong Kong, Over thirty people were b [ scription of what he calls the “seven-by-nine Impending Death of the Cxar the Prinei- | F. P05 The cure Is beiog introduced into | {yie i1usion that the t par- | man will recelve the agizont is a question of | 997 '-“”“*" Wil never return to public Wfe | (o geatn, 2,000 houses were destroyed, In- |smile of peaceful happiness irradiating the pal Topic in Berli }'" mu -)lul hospi of this city, Ham- | 2oy “clowing the Safko @ ¥ about | eep Interest. Hitherto be has shown the | #"4 »t_l"‘j”‘“‘ career that promised so bril-| o juding two temples, and entalling a total | physlogne of Hon. George W. Liningep, (Copyrighted 1884 by the Assoclated .y |burs, Dresden Konigsburg and other citles. | ¢ tv sathoms wide, through which the hip | Wtmost devotion to his. imperial master, and “‘,I“"‘ only & few years ago 1s at an end loss of 10,000,000 taels but prudently refrains from any ilusion to ’w BERLIN, Oct. 20.—The impending death of | DISWarck’s health, continues to be satis- | . Caned oo s were discharged at her | N8 sense of duty may cofupel him to submit 1( ; ‘“”l Visc Drumlanrig, who wa: Disastrous floods are reported in north- | the presence in the boxes of Frank Murphy, 1 4 the czar is the subject of greatest interest in f““ AHiouEh he no'longer walks ‘aut (n | SSE T L S HER S oy . The Hiye complainingly now. Possibly, however, he \\"”‘;’ "" . AN ‘;“" shooting court this|oogiern China, A rich agricultural district, | president of the Merchants National bank, 4 political circles. 1t overhangs like u cloua | !Ny o0 M ! having been unable by reason of her slowness | Wil muke himself secure against further - | BeeR: NG PRIl ¢ DI ”""‘\“m“”‘ ) miles long and to thirty m'les wid id Milton Barlow, cashier of the United the future of the attitude of Russia in afl- | 18 lalists are preparing for their party | 1o yeep pace with the rest of the fleet. be-| dI8nities by ending his gxistence In & . " / e PO | (as submerg Many women and children | States National bank. He asserts that busle fairs which closely cancern Germany, When | SO1VeNUIon at Frankfort-on-the-Main tomor- | canie’s ‘conspleuous. oblect (0 the Chinees | cordance with the prastize davored by many SAL MRESIARY REA I Bhow nimeelt & (D& | wers drowned and an enormous property |ness men were mportuned to “lend thelr the czar held the reins, Russia’s policy could | [t B0 & 1 i H””“" or TapE |I| d was %o deluged with missles thar sne | Chinese dignitaries whe incar tie sovereign's | (10 NOPREE S0 AR S et el Glad. | 1°® red ik | countenance to the oceasion,” when the he 01 or less see by statesme he ¢ hetween the two hostile wings, led w set on e be " e afters 1 e Ina case, | iard | ‘obable that | " - . . % fl t 1 be more or less 8 by iptatsamen fors | FEISIECICHUIRD Hhe Y0 hoatle wing i t on fire before the afternoon was haif | ire. I an L\ hasfly probable at Rosebery's request, gave him an Itrought the Crew to Land | fact remains that no one was given a ticket und his personality was recognized fn a great 00 e it an r. Her small crew was greatly reduced, | h@ Will be inspired to any heroic efforts for | &1 Deerann Iaati yearak Baran Kalboadil 3 ONDON oitiad s e Bitit who @id not ask for one and say he wanted the wdvent of the czarewitch the future fy | P the leaders of the erates, the suffercrs could not be properly cared for. | MUCh more accountable. The annou * | marquls of Queensberry, fn the peersgo of | ton. Ootober 6, for London. sessed the Liz. | platform and that twice twenty-iwo wers obscured. There is the greatest confllct of | ©1¢ TEESUAD Eovernment has consented | \yhon ghe had lost tw Killed and three | ©f I8 humiliation has produced a proper 10107 ) GAs ik Deat ol lur tha | Lmeeabeis RAIGE heRARD: pamed toskine)| BiT SRR OAR, ST TRt SR oplnion respecting the views he may hold Iu |10 @ "ationl celebration on December § 1n | younged she fell out of lne and returned | IPression in China, and even in Japan a | Scol8 for the home rule bill. His appoint- | of the American schooner Alice T. Boardensr | Pressing engagements elsewhere, The fest regard Lo the best forelgn policy for Russia, | 1010F Of (¢ ¢ Lundredih anniversary of | o\ urg the Taltong. But meeting a transport eelNE of disgust is awakened by this exhi ent was flercely resented on Lord Rosebery | The Alice T. Boardman waterloms o | Temaius that the platform tickets, aside 3 fhe opinion, however, in well informed | the Dirth of Gratavius Adoiphus of Sweden. | o 't1e way she obtained assistance in quench. | .bition of malicious spjte on the part of an by the eccentric marquis, who actually fol M th, WasHlogRed AR | o thcse Eiven. (o gltiseiy pasaanalin’ B ) quarters, among people who have been in Protestant clergy everywhere are in| .. iho fames and handed over the wounded | UnEFateful ruler lowed the then fc g.‘ eslary o Hamburs | LASASIAGL WAL EIORMIIVR hpcibe - athing | SEOR CER R were only given out after personal contact with the czarewitch, declare | PFEPaTation for the event. The Catholic press Bulll et roat i TR RS AR hin SHRROR OF CHINESE REPORTS R ik R ‘“ ‘u sch. oner Hattle M. Graham, on October 6 e ot nac s HlaletFi LAMBAER T been I8 would be a great mistake to regard him as | !* 811acking the government for consenting | e not walting for a doctor, to take up| Brief Chinese accounts of the sea fight assaulting bimyighie marquis was. formerly | oo 10Ye. wiles aast by south by the| STV B the enemy of Germany. The czarewitch | !0 M8 Ceicbration her work where she had Ieft off. In thix | DAVE been publish They aceard In most | one of the repr tive Scotch peers, en- | “'“'\T”" """'] ;"“" was tow ;l hnlu 4.1‘”“‘ * t of the two-column diatribe 18 has shown no preference for any special na- | DIREASE A FUZZLE hope she was disappointed, for the enemy | PArticulars with the Japanese reports, but | ed 10 & seat in the gilded chamber. but :” ”","m\ e "’ ‘\]"" ’:”’; I”” ‘f‘;"’_“" a sickly attempt to belittle the tion, and certainly not for France. o} | bad flown and the battle was over. [t is| Clalm that three Japanese ships were de-| wje he announced himself an atheist he| 'S B4 " ,' “, S NEER MNS0 § AL made by M Rosewater The e anxiety would exist if it were certain that Do Not Know What to Do-Mis | reported that when she steamed away jn | S!70¥ed. This mistake ‘probably Erows oul | was ae eated for re-election pAsmen Pariam Sy ashington scribbler states that the addre Russia's forelgn relations would con Nursing Arrangements Primitive. flames she was thrice in great danger from | ©f the fact that the Hyeraji a 4 a0 were QUEER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY Naval Ofcers | bsmissed. was at times Incoherent., Perhaps It was, tinue to be directed by the present council of | LONDON, Oct. 20.—When the contents of | torpedoss, but skillfully eseaped by employing | A5abled and forced to retire. They also er While it seems certain that the viscount| HAMBURG, Oct. 20.—A sensation has been | But even If it was, It was not balf so ine ministers, of which the majority have been | the bulletin lssued In St. Petersburg at § | a device described in a recent magazine a roneously state that the Japapese had tor ot himselt accidentally, it 18 recalled that | created here by the sudden and unexplained | coherent as the very lame attempts made proveu to be inspired by the ‘lr.ulmo:ml senti ‘u«lmh last night became generally known | count of an imaginary fight In South Amer. P i " It : ‘“"I"-“ that great efforts |,y upele, Lord Douglas, committed su llsmissal of twenty-five naval officers who | by Tattooed Tom's friends to explain away ment of amity toward the German people, today there was a certain feeling of relief | ica. To most rs of that sketch the ex ';‘ '{ e ““‘- € by China l'“ strengthen the | 1oy (han a year ago; that his grandfat r | have rendered long service. The government | the dark spots on his record. He says that i As a probable indication of the czare-{in knowing that the czar still lived, as the | pediency of stopping a projectile by turning | 1¢¢L.0f Pe-Chi-Li, and that ve sels of all| way also fuund dead from a presumably s mainta a mysterious silence In regard to | Mr. Rosewater evaded entirely the questions . witeh's wishes upon gencral politics consider- | (Continued on Third Page.) upon it.a converging fire of shot wnd and that another uncle fell ¢ ell | (Continued on Seventh Pake.) lar accide r| their discharge. iy«n w0 Lim by the Lincoln Journal, but he