Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1895, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. ESTAB.L JUNE 9 8 N ' W N k) S S \} . E 19, 1871, OMAITIA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1895. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENT SINGLE ] D] D DUT IN A FAIR SIZED CLATM]trvem wov mase o [T T———————r— ———y T J ) VER W TAKE A NEW TACK.| T "D T s » | T T = — N A EAIR SIZED CLAN TYORE W ATER TN ISWATTED | o reve mx wwveme cun Ty0STILES HAVE DISPPEARED| = : e Thtten b the Wany Chiems woteren o [HOSTILES HAVE DISAPPEARED | st e i aete it ONLY ONE WAY T0 SETTLE IT CHICAGO, Ang. 1.—A Post g ne of 0 Cable, | misht be collccted, and wo fall to see} TEEC T LS WLILLE merican Citizen Asks Hawq v m Washington says: Politics in state . i & nt hay 1 paying away their hard earned p— et AH “1’ to Pay for L I L R Many Sections of Colorado and New Moxico | pened: tonight at the chutes at Sixty-third | General Coppinger's Command in the Wild | m [ fit therefrom ing Him Arrestec phase and the ¢ democrats ate preparing | Visited by Excessive Rains, and Cottage Grove avenue. A car con ) i { sible enct Deat adyice pox- | Dispute Concerning tho Omaha Police - rigely=sigade sttt taining about twenty people was near th of Jackson's Hole, sought his m. tHe otit B A ; 8 n ampaign which they believ ot S s L B aon | eome’or the" FALLBLELS oard Must Go to the Court: LITTLE REPUBLIC REFUSES TO SETTLE| ! heve! L Shanein the Ehracer | AILROADS AMONG THE HEAVY LOSERS | i rur et tearng down the e ot 30 vy [ leuso property them Wherein e t pres ntroversy between the L | aring dow sl 0 | INDIANS ANXIOU ol e B [ —_— ; | teet W stie ensudd kmion | INDIA! NXIOUS TO ESCAPE TRO We Kknow that many ! HER " . g tons of the party. They propose pra g feet, A Wil panic ensued amng the people | TROUBLE § Ty e s hariaay * WHERE THE AGITATORS ARE WRONG Jtext Developmesnt of attuntion | Heally to abandon free coinage as the leading » car, and many of them, in thelr des — NEh et o ntion | le of the campaign and to place the sound Teelgnting Ditehes Rreak Through || efforts to escape, wer Ied ¢ t . ha — ctween (he United an, The . pilled out of | Getting Back ¢ Renervation W il ¥he TRIARY Goves i nioney men upon the defensive by attacking helr I % and Much Vi The following were red R Wi | it 1 Governor Holeomb Polnts Out the 3 > at they regard as the most vulnera Agricultural Lund Flooded— Katle, Morengard, face and head bruised bl i B | VL Mistakes tn s ' the Pacific 0¢ nts on the sound money doctr Y 'eaine Greatly Delayed Fred Ebbitt, left leg fractured and brulse Wbt il | t Epi bl A TN thay BeADGHN t0 uie tite president ney die; M. A. Melnernay, bruised about th Al V " pintles=Majorn, ¢ W to the last c s8 on the financial | R head; J. F. Huseey, badly cut in the sid | | States wover Russell Demand 0 Mee QAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.—The siamer on, the report of Secretary Carlisle| DENVER, Aug. 1.—Color | Miss M. Crook, right leg b Miss Min- | i TR AL i SR U A —_— 1 THA ) b o vl the same subject and the bill which | . ik ra Heydt, right side and le ed; C. V.| MARKET LAKE, I 1 be it further S S A AGeuiindg, via same ik i e | arlisle prepared and subm ited for two days with the most destr | Heydt, head bruised and 1 twisted: | mutag ol Sl 4 Resolved, That a ¢ LINCOLN, Aug. 1 vecial)—T1 5 Samoa o nolulu, hring B e e bill whith was atter- | rains and cloudbursts in the history Miss 8. J. White, bru } [ Mgl ral Coppinger's command is ent ernor today sent to Land Comn i the following Hawaiian advicos bs \ for the Carl 1" by the | dtate. At Bouider, forty miles north Dunlap, badly battered up, in seriuos condi- | Camped on Moose creek, twenty-six r u | intetinr | Bawiei anit Attorhey (aen i delibibl HONOLULU, July 25.—The first claim for 1 noy committee, to 8how | ver, three inches of rain fell i tlon; Miss Maud Heffron, head and ankle | fr Marysy ton!g iis expedition | Tl TbaIRE Tutt deneral Churchill the daicges against the government for w il the a v and Its followers | g0 © 0 S i O | brulsed; Charles A. Schaldenbrand, injured | will not reach Marysy STt owing letter SBShiY: tias dlirine: (hie: Tamuaty:revolt ) Ve ) tiie greenbacks the tPestury | Gomingiig: crps to gn able extent, | about legs; George Emerson, right log | ynuil Thursday. , 1t objective § LINCOLN, Neb, July 81.—Hon. A. S. St l fs e fimately the. silver dollars, thus | Irrigating ditches and fumes havo been dum- | brulsed: Fred Sharp, bruiy | Flindost; | o Thursday. The qu Churchill and Hon, H. C. Russell: Gentlee e hands of Minister Hatch, It was handed | cau Hom EaatiEn ot bhe i b Hi , 17| Mt bl tventyit ten . A 3 ieraticy by (e | ag NN TeniiFy JaRBEH read cut; J. Hussy, left log The | T las twenty-tw teams men—In order that no misunderstanding him by United States Minister Wil The | withdrawal \ circulation of more than T e e In northern | INurles of Miss Crook, it | will | each haulir 00 poun e Ity “owtues & bitet. wupt AL oaimant {s James Durrell, an American citi- | $800,000,000. They will further attempt to A b in northern | prove fatal, her head having o ‘badly | cross the r Thi6 THikasile B8 leiose N PIYEIE RO UIERUNEE o, He was arrested and confined alout hat the definition of sound money given ugh the sides in several | cut that a portion of her brain d out, | take at least ¢ P I Tty VR TGCh NS eia Fet ‘Wit il e t sound finance m he country fn the neighbor- | The car was approaching the place at the | east two days [ to the appointments of members of the Board the man. Ho wa T aIE e bank notes hood, w contains well cultivated fields, | toP Of the slide where the stop ls usually i It was reported to the commander today |of B wd Police Commissioners for the e L y d on susp ¢ ’ he silver men for A den the Gulf trains are all tied up, :.md‘\ ’w John |mxm ‘x' lever ma "' at a party of the Jackson's Hole settl clty Omaha, under the recent enactment Amer can minister which was duly forwarded fhysgtit e | o ck up Clear Creek canon has | release the cable. He sprang | t to attack the Indians in £ Uia st loglslatu ‘ Tb5 the State department AfvE G v t | been wa it in several pl , and four | the platform and called on th | Whe t 1 been loc | ¥ e ago I addressed to you a e | § { grosslor 1 distric bridges have p. The car shot past ¢ When th med by ilm - and dispassionate statement sub- th mail. {iorl" ot the sl Lthat fe wis & 6rash, & recolifan b ik fii i stance calling your attention to the Minister Wiilis' statement to M 1] Otey: was elect ”I Ny A from the cable by the contact with : kb LR | £ the validity of said \"\\‘ s gays that Durrell d i var by | man, ang his c awk, at the timbers the end, rolled back. The pa redited Rxpe BE ettlemn [oHEd VE¥ HeRTtAbIE: THwy riotisly word or deed forfel ‘o the | Posed of silver caused cons ngers were thrown from their seats § word was sent to BHOANTH. Sats kv 1 Yo Bt gug who el A Lk d A Riktan: Aha A lered what purpo mining opera & [ the bottom of the.boat. When it passed | Stitzer advising them to | of the Bee: In justice t R R R R L Ll e F| by holding such a ount of the washing away of flumes B L L L detentive, there Hus been | geting. tndlan b R rs of the present fire the government of aws; und et . At Catskill, N, M., the Red river went on a | plar Lt B e SR G L B Kind on the | winnebago tribes aRh e R ed thelr intention of testing that he has never ntiments an- | about to « ahd rampage, br ¢ washed cut and vnr)l‘\{‘w"‘(l o oiaTt o o (iis T oad] part fof ithe) wiifteR. UITHifs! came by ¢ TR TG0 o et n the courts betora tagonlstic to tiat g i any man- | §F the £ta i tamilics in TR T ey b, SE LS i R LRt -u‘“\‘ H | tract of 1,000 ac f land from the Omahas [ DEER appointed, and a Vi et ek e 1, encouraged, alded r abstted | it e only a m el @ score of other points in the | it was half way down and falkiesaltng o lie S |ion. thole Tesetvation accepted and be- | I Obtalning an early n mooted f ST e ed L it e reports of heavy ramns and | the ground. Yorr QS toiitead s H | leved the lease We fou icstion from the | ful FIBARAY [ 5 mnts,” Mr. Wil- | members of the The Midland | | Then, with a HE16UEE. thunltHe | o ca R DES | e o LAk add R LSRG L L G ¢ ! th i UL LU L B IREEE ATt R B IPED (i I are still in a fe t S R R L ST ‘ fon * o which left Cripple Cree ast night at bottom of the elevator Incline and its occupa house Marys t 1 make our leases | apility of Isting in suid ety and th a United States, | MONTHLY DEWE STATEVENT, clock was caught in a landslide near | were thravn among the brokin R ol AN Cay ARy wiErt | Lie ST LGCOLENEECTA RISETISCt AU tHORHL P a facle claim for subsiaatial | fnerenne During R y 11 the two rear ccaches derailed. No | boards. There was a wild panic among the St L] wi land, we went e L EROT L LI N PO RER RIS e indem rom the Hawailan government to S b S thieri0vex joro wisllnidred) bititha tral g ta) cecu crewd of spectat A | REPORTS OF SCOUTS, k's offic VoA niew Todna | AMbar. RAYINE (B tils ot HUdren e ( AR L e o1 L Tat|» VASHINGTON A 1.—T " ks Traystgontall /¢t LDROtI R ICAT R huGE Uie ] scouts eame in today who were sent out Indi 1 by the t. | me communications extravag TR % SRt 1o tlic: itention ot th Ha ) . Ay i mountain roads is ed with and it | quickly “carried away by the ambulance, | days ago, reporting 1o & vagant in thelr : waiiin authorities, leaving no doubt in thei wsury statement of the | Jebt shows | Will be weeks before age to ome of | The siide down e e L e i |1 s il B L IR L UL ! Rtk of T At W RSt dihtan L ity 31 cah i the | them e repaired S B A ally | & party of hunters came into camp who had | | ome kreat calumiy was aboot to { that the o Hawail will the fotal debt on July 8L, less cash In the | 4 apecial to the Republican from Santa Te, | de&7ecs. The heople who patronized the ¢ 35 | traveled for 200 miles from DuBols across | AL WL TRT L 1 raicait e reparation to this in- | crease for the month of $38,435,9 1| N M Cstates that ity houses wers d tinto a car at the bottom of tie | (e head of the Wind river, through the Gros | Bt AL L Jured ¢ ted States, nor g LUBll s il royed at Socorro by e ot at ire | Incline and after being Arawn to the top | VENter mountains, and through the count e T RORR L e IR il RO RRIRRIRIbs | iromnts MORRIFERL (0 seXnerdte)| o oiee 18 (ue to the (delivery Lo, tH bulldings being of adob o1, most of Uie | \ould enter a small boat, which would be al. | €45t and north of Jackson’s 1ol et LI IV B LR L him from the imputation whch this arbitrary | Syndicate during th th of $21,157 Do continuen for two o thiee emns) doiime { 1owed o slip down the chute at lightning | Indians Ll gl e i, e i e AL ue AL A treatment has left upon s gool name. | 4 per cont bonas . Mch time the waters spread from’ severs] | SPeed Into a large pool of water i s R e LT M L L B 1t I8 belleved that Mr. Willly letter wiil [ $8:090.822 In available arroyos over nearly the eatire town. At one | 0f the slide accident o botiom | Major Bisbec's commaui s at South Fork sl L T CERp U sty i to International complications, as it is | recapitulated as follows thine | thet Nbodt wax tHreesqtartars ot o r the car reached’tha & o ust as | bridge, sixteen miles from M \ actions have caused me to ) i quarters of a mile ied the top of the incling rom Market lake vou to Tabie o EIve Ig undersiood that ment does. not | INerest heating Qb8 T000 wide, varying from tn to fifteen fect el G Il Orders were sent him this morning to remain | | siderati PR L HEGRH (ot e T ame. | Debt on’ which interést " ha Gl I r B, OraHARIE RHi VIdevATaE for ARG IRBND THE T A Einbs ] v b attention has 1wl u Horsburg, ir. l eame” | ceased, since maturity.... 1,600,650 | many miles a e | INWEHB YA Bow cAsma (i1 tie ZEtoaiiasiti it Dol cerain isteth [ eatted to-an undignificd diatribe: of similar B antls Pacific com- | i earing no interest 1L sINGS | stroved, The ¢ river were almost de- | page ot the Two 1 oo infantry Will motbe necded o Jackson's } | chargorer pubiished in an O payer by and, it 1 unded the gov Total . siio7 a1 | by o flood in th Grande which is higher Be in the Hands of the Jury. Hole. The Indlan scouts. with Coppinger's | lransactions, but are firmly convinced that, PRSP ""“‘ ;m of Omala, und erament and bus [ in opp Cerlifica i3 neies oder by | tlan before in years. It s out of its banks CARROLTON, Mo, Aum, 1ol for | COMMand will go into Hoback canyon today | s ess to the Indians and [ this matter. e duty of the executive : RECABE Wlina ¢ of. etent ron SR s et S “Umyfat La Joya and again flooding the valley. | each side began arguments 7 F | and try to locate Indians. If any are fount essces of their land O SR AR R the Occidental and Orfental steamers wil e cash in the > accurate statement of the loes of life has | was 3 nurder trial today. ch side | Agent & ot Fort AL em by JOHN W. ROGERS T position taken by me has seemingly et i - been made. No trafns are runn has | was given seven hours. Argwments will | thoug) of Fort Hall reservation. It i o g been resented In one of these communicatic Considerable pressure fs being brought to [ Gold . Albuquerqu e g outl | probubly be concluded In the morning ar thought, however, that none will be found,| CAMPAIGN BECOMING A FARCE. |g thotine n sspesion off the cltlzens bear to cause the legislatue, now in s Silver {10 in_great danger L a8 | et the sury b o and |and that they have baen_slipping buck * 1Omaha and fmplying that there was no T0REE & Juint retolution: authoris|ng andsing | EDEEEG: ARNS i teols i trom AT UsE L o Byt ol ) HHoTEo Winoon!. |'tlrouihithe mountalns) to thalr Feservations Gers Getting Over T ana | foundation tor the precautionary measurcs stracting President Dole to reoper annexa nds, i bursing TR e e L B « Holllday opened for the | s R e e e Returning o Their suggested by me for the purpose of tion negotiations with the United States. t ances, etc SAYE: | Upito 8 o'elooleh (aRIBhERSTR Nt Lo tail i ner s ot AP al for justice to the vie: at the troops | GHICAGO, Aug. 1.—The Record’s corre- | c{il8 unseemly trouble and controvers ton hego s A Ays night-cight bodies | tims. of the trageay vie- | were in the country. s I's corre- | iy ihis q 4 (it a meating recently held by the nitive Ha A B 0 - permos R amarpodles | s ot the trageay. " Helwarred tie jury e e 4B En ETwILAY Lila LErooDs TiNE Wy oA WIFER | momrabtilea IO N Do T it an organization resolutions to that effect T Ty rush TR, » uenced by sympathy for the | g N oo SrTaht asiTol3ws g ommunication to yon, Just reforred to, Ve Tabicd, It i detesed (ot such a T Agsinst s thers Al £ O mivatay v b amilies ot the detendnce, The. peopie o WO MEN THOUGHT 0 KL, [(ODIEIL 68 follows: © General Coppingee' | b ition was reeclved addressed to e aps ufion will be introduced by the executive be- | b: Ll LEANDER 0. DURAN. L5 ullivan and Linn counties wanted justice | . T command crossed the Teton range yesterday, | Pointing board under the new law, signed b Hilon el be 1o} baanee {n (e ireas FANDRATO) ilivan and Linn counties wanted justice | Part @f Five Went Out nna Only fgoing into camp on Fish creck, in the Snak men of unquestioned conservatism of chate : e . The monthly sta CELIA DURAN. Ralph Loaier followed for the defense. H . BULECERILS CUERSCH Uriver valley, tan milbs. ‘trom. Margavalo. | foa hosvy Brorentis eE nt- CORPA'S KING ASSERTS HINSI R J. B DURAN 5 address, though eloguent, did not carry mo ALT LAKE, Aug. 1—A special to the|The latter poi v ; i | D& Neavy propentyisinitetests il city { month of July sh = DURAN. Mot oty oaint, fua Bot carey, mueh | Tribune from St. Authony says: The people | ¢ he_latter point was reached today. The |calling our attention to the fact that & ‘ PRl Eo s 0n inoliRtiuence lor the|| iasimenty. Bunt : DURAN Jenfamin Plerce, prosecutof of Sullivagd of this and surrounding towns are still very canipalgn agatnst the Indiand {s becaming, | £13V6 concliion of aEMYs bxists end requests llizows O the Inflmence of thc|disburicments dusing July, 1895, amounte In addition to these, Sefrino Baca, grand- | & followed. ' He commented upon | much excited over the Indian scare and every a8 one of the officers high in command ex- | 8 that we met with caution and take such 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1—The steame Ll UL L S U Ot e Surnese; Sefrino Mact. &rand- | George Taylor's story of going to the straw- | hour brings fresh rumors. I ev v | pressed it: “An amusing farce.” The set- | feution or'he highost Juglcinr oiural o ta S 5 . . amer | receipts $11.076,804 were fr ir irching parties 1 ; stack and kicking up the straw i 5 g .ast evening a|tlers in the valley of Jackson's F ition of the highest judiclal tribunal of th China from 7 July 14, brings the fol- | Customs and $12,598,405 from internal r ) B (oA e e hoke | Qumenteeis tace straw and seeing | young man named Paul came into town and | siin 1y s i s Hole are | state for an carly adguttication. Thiose mon, :.\.m‘ .1\. -nl~ i 4 ]r'l\i 1~|:. the receipts from jar hed to | Jugh nothing can be | v GeOrge Taylor saw the dead face of Gus leclared that another small band of Indians | near Marysvale. A number, howev e ”'wl_ ol o Kk this step with a knowl:dge 1 e work of establishing thoroughly e e s from_ internal | found of the driver, who is supposed to have | Meeks, because he knew it was th us | with squaws: and papproses were making their | returned to their vanch B R O N and a conviction of the fne fHiendiyiselations with Corea must be com B D Py e i Irowied. Reports coming into this eity e hag pt e hetm. T e Cregene | way toward the Hole, a few miles north of | been out In tho mountains S et R G R L LR O3 0D R R s e aihalliGs. even Miein monD QR AT O g "'w]' reduc- | this evening h;”“.‘;ln effect that a nunber h 1 eyes all the time. He could not help | mnt Bai »r”{; _w‘rn‘ itren !; ufl n.{.\ state- | vale for five days, returned today and re- | ment ¢ ‘,”“”,1“"“"“I"»i""m‘-lnl’ I'rm\. locu- advantageous than which eyisted when Count $ July, 1894, ! € sing from towns south of | Seeing it H axter Hopkins immediately left here rt no_signs of lians, The command | and is mpl on _taken by me ieh existed when Coun L ! s not far dista el orge £ 1 on horsebac e purpose H h i a complete answer o your cominun Inouye took command. The queea has SMENT IN HIGH PLACES. i o A ant Mromp heradar e t with folded arms and undis- | S Sepoct. bo Went-ac o north as Murves | the. dnckeans, Qldiboy fearrylnBRtIQMAIINAT BRI SISTESRRROL T S ety 3 S as the railroad lines ar. 3 ¢ port. He went as far north as Marys- | the Jackson's’ Hole country over the Teton I heg to eall yo ' O e 111t 0 An e polltToal irent Ve York Soctety | [Athed out and the wagon roads are prac b Stevens of Linneus first addressed | VA1C: (WeNty miles, and there found the set- | mountain o Market D e Tiad osaa | which-are Jall your attentlon to a fow fucts forces and v rself ostensibly at their Serprive Thel Soctets | tieally tinpassuble, even with saddle horscs, | the Jury for the defense. Facetions Aaressed | tiors in a state ot wild excitement. I s | week ago, two Indiuns, unarmed, gctting R ACAT IO LR C reatAsendon 5 head. Her 2 will not, however, be| NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—Soclety was sur- [ ostablished that Ben eommunication fs agafn | and_ culoctin of Will Taylorcomposed the WD e G L i LAt s oA e el ntlraly eve rioakh Nich yauinave eriligly B e L TR DOl RO A B e e Bt stabllsh feath Hist will be largely | Ereater part of his ergument. 1 Ieave It 1 idjarainoviteking evaryipracaution focithol e A i bR b e e I D T 3 announced an intenton of governing In par. |ment of tha marriage of Loulse V. Kissa A Repubtican spectal from Red CHft, Colo., | W i alneRaten, 12 Q) . oviall rightr iTnd|ansRave bieniasen R aneh sed o lling e, wio cseaped from | v ed-by this controversy Kl son and has taken steps toward reorganiz o uls Sayre Kerr t v 1Y% n eastbound Rio Grand. gl » cashie L k for on Marysvale for # 3 lnity ¢ guards. i al Coppinger's commani | a understand st 1 Avis 2 i an) ouls Sayre Kerr, at the Chureh of ti A e passenger | time in Brow i byl ysvale for two or three days past and five | moved to M le this is that the provizions of the admiaistration to suit his own fancy ! train ran into a large rock weighing al and you know what a fmen were deleg o Marysvale this atternoon, whore | the new law are to b 6 amt Wi fand Holy Communion. The bride is the daughter | ter k weighing about | bank cashier is ien were delegated to ascertain what the |a conference was h et : are to be enforced at all ha { PR e Leorl vide is the daugh r tons near Woleott today, while going I Tidia e weraldots astoriging rence was held with the Indians, | without regard to conflicts of wuth RRTTiar batwean' the' ¢ sithon to erent 8 [ ot ‘Samuel H. Kissam, the head of the bank- | 3 Ko 0 ppeen LUTHOR Gnalne AR S (SIS OHRY ey o | iAo Dol ud o atand ing Ko Tnatan: scoiits Hintthe eommandiwill ba asnt!| lngtanaprobatie ki [ixtelog authorlty, i T e eiihe Uik Al ile Tstnes | g, e ot JCissam; Whiitney. & Coj, ana x| PISiSlY, O¥er 1y 8 somerastlt and down e st (ORI i e Shenainen was LRl thoy should muss jout dath e penncol RO U i A0S | SRGRR P ARIGHIAE oxte ivorobi g tALoA L | b of the Ame STk i Lager anitia iy elatadltor iheliVARASIBILE tamIlY ras ikment forty feet, into six feet of and to the point justice only I b oy lnlLy ;‘x.\‘l at the fare found, Agent Teter of the Fort Hall |use the authority er E AL o oL ing AT iiGmeralCagenassifajl Slosely celatl to the VRSt fally I R S L] ar nted time when threo of the men ap. | agency will hold a conterence witn them with | people In arder (o accomplleh ne by tio oppcition to ‘Count Inouy> i undisguised | W. H. Vanderbll The bridegrcom is one | jumped. both o engineer and riman OMIO POPULIETS AnBIaN. spasio, |Indlans (surrounding It, Wwho' at Ghos. Gome | e ofihaving;tioin 1eturhSoitheiagenty S| IemoRtuatrnogtiv, ofll attention tor the - o e G I eI LS L DL G s S B T el A DL L S Sl AL O e Mrmoing I h Al onee o | Indiank Returning to the Rexer fact that n the administration of &ffaie verse everything that the envoy ha' done in le Stock exchange. ger members [ fad Toosencd the rock from a big cllt above | COXCY SuBboed (o Be n Favorite Can- | and returned SNrSn mens eiceaton ALT BNy o assryation, | oo B (o 0 SN TARDE | O RRAlE R a1 an e O oty ve's Worat TNy k exchange. | [n town the young | the track & cllitaboy npaasl o Nop RavoRiteCun ".q‘n returned to Merysvale, but Wilson and CSALT LAKE, Aug. 1—A speclal from | g IpiSiprayisicna-have lear mado InaurHAN PR o el nty ee worst | paonie Lysdnsarieahioior SRUE he Bl B Atk News from Tiorence| COLUMBUS, O Aug {ai-The. popullst | Have it as I, who were' among the five Soda Burioas, J0aho, fo. the Mribuns sayns | oit Hobds bod. Sioier e pMie0.QUERIEY Wiie e LIS oo . aiune have ac. | by he. yhong mey's” Tather ot welcomed | says: A cloudburst this afternocn ten miles | State convention met here today R |2 thcir v have b e and iU s teared | One hundred and ffty Indians, are camped | constituted and il A compllalied genuine retorms in Cored. e A v s E Lol | p | SQULLERNLEOEBErs 408 DA flood in Hard- | in 1863 cast 15,500 votes and th il e LD O st e | O Beatirlvar, tyo miles cast of town, bul b N0, 880 1t e & DS AR O [he Japanese government mainains its xe- [ whero the Kissams have been stopping at ibble and Wetmore creeks, The water | Hugo Preye 1 oy enial tojihe fribiine from Market duakte [ithrsiin vervililtle excltement.” [The Carriboo [jmand ot every oltisen toj} s s ' vere measures toward pobtical opponen lub hous e o I elopament, | Va8 the highest it has been for twenty-five iy e eyer, a leading Ohlo greenbacker, | two white men were Killed by & \L"”” says | gt e e ThDiana /ere!| rad aANGA) AnGAHIN Higi iRt oaLaL his grioyanoen B e L nonis vanins [ Atter ainats last nlght, vy Hareand Mins [ 32458 20dCrons S00 frulk teeen were Ereatly i e uy“”'h"‘ k party was in existence, is et b b eyt S giank YEES | campedtoniWillow sereak siB ity cuiIoRRI o] HLhelTeR AT e piAllod L eU e, Sl € opularity, ot the FK 1 disappeared. young. lady had | damaged. Over 300 feet of the Denver & | (he convent he state committee and called " . eaar aribetieantirs here, They came from Jackson's Hole and | stituted; and the c # D R h government. sill continues, - however, and B Db that sho was gCIng to wartk | Rlo Grande railroad's main line was wer &1 the convention to order. i Hole. The mail carrier betwoen Jack: | are bound for the reservation. Ty protess | p ited anlthoiahict axeoutive it alliihe | { may b forced io' cunvene faiaierimpiociinatina e welngliobreli [ A T o Lo erture | oLEte bepanied v Eempty) Setairyfattert an ((havebsentiliea hblng basin 14 thought (0 | ignorance of any ‘trouble: with the wiitee, | entorce thes Sommand; iiast io aulhorllyile Diet olearly against its will. Never beforc | taken a train for New York with her af- | six miles cast of here. reck, | expendituro of 250 1 dIstributing - leafiots | he was crossing Teton“aivide, | last seen | Many. wettlers who came here have started | office ave dlspited, unti) the resularly constic s, the government been i sveh need of | funcee; A3 o | Nawa) areolalitrom: Blorance. Qulo) ires st ta VSR QUEACion Bt atarslonest speoh L back to their ranches, e AL LA B parliamentary support tmportant financial | became alarmed and sent out hunt R 1ot the AGAIDE. (o . Colo., re-| national bank and bona sw es,” ete. JlresmER MaTTE oy i = ed Judicial tribunals have passed upon the ) gasilamentary support,” Important financlal | beotme, siarmed, vl den i hinting e | poris (e nding of the boiica of Mra. Care | Gl “upen” e 600 na swindles,” ete. and R MATTER BEING REFERRED Tro or won's Hole. titles to the offices in question, Any other prompily executed and for these the sane. | one knew what had become of them until |at Ade aseviilmoiey cHmplotStianoon (isln ancithl geeretary of the e DENY Aug. 1.—A News speclal from | SOiirse would be anarchy and revolution, of J Hon b e e 1 Tudipensntie” pussBRANIARIRCIA] Lligtame i Alelaide. The remains were feartully || Foue women are present. The convention S BT 3 [{Oheyanna t Wyoil faysic Adtutant: Qenprall] dLLRINQUIRRERIC BIUEFR6IYS L A i e il poprLISTS PUT U A B et e A plofs fine looking body and J. §. Coxey, the WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 clal Tele- | Stitser today wired Governor Richards lhat} SHARINT BRI, UASI RIGHTR, 7 e | havs (5 onoate Latwaan roslgning SURA BULL TICIE S o Rl L i i I O 15 the'center | Rram.) retary of the Interlor Smith was | He troops had just entered the Teton pase AP gL e sRme Lolive i, and the admission of opposition leaders to | Convention in Mississippl B n, is still missing. SLIgLA Gront oL Ol yRRSal 1N tamporaryl L sl enaEtmeniacd ey bt isitimaiwan &« SREQUIB AL EMATYAYIG Hoostated Kl e oh e shtioambn ot aane the_cabinet the Omaln Platfo A special from Celpple Creek reports nine | chairman, and T. J. Creager of Spinnfeiq | CEFossed with other matters that he w paviquine. SInsyenion Genaral Ioodsb I Laifinkith B T P P J i Tte, Chinoso goverument mnounces that JACKSON, Miss., Aug. 1.—The populists of of the itlurance & Qripple: Creek. road f A4SERIALY In his " oponiger o8 o "amell | unable to consider the Omaha and Winnebag nomian refatestsihe pprsel b the a9 le | cision of the “courts, ' is e RO oill be sanlansiontot the lalaiasippl et 1n convention al the hall of | eatbiat NS Y “\ I'{ fore | &iivor. w th factions - rey 1tcd. | matter. It Is said that n is likely to | that he b 1 reliable 1 inta tne | Present Board of Fire and Police Commise tlon. The German military om Wil be | represe ves last night. = The pla Vere (i rAftyabridges | DIYEr WAS_ A0k MEntoned,ChuL el desiiredfbe teken untl after amocal of the o | Sweetwater country to investigate the con- | cigiy 8 dx in peaccful possession ant exers adopted and German experts be employed | Adopted reiterates the demands of the Omaha T I one Lo iRl ith L e A e e ORI T3 c pedcelul Boxsoslon Exrs ] gastniroduca rogired reforme m Sl raemanattans anont il satiotinicriiare DAMAGE “FOSRAILIROADRROBERTY, | N Phigud st Ml LR the agent be endorsed by the e " u Crann i AR, henily f R Ak () vaa | krulaors. of 4% re dissatisfied with the present reign of [ Trainn on Some Ronds Will Not Be ind i & parliamentary |\ ' 9T A 1o, doy | SWASHINGTON 1 isurp without two smaller vess 5000 w ns and | iy to join the poy Running for Ten Days b wing st blood 10 | bt S MO e “advised whi b ived at the War departm ! by thon One ‘hundred und_ ity naval sudents wili re 1 unlimited coina FLORENCE, Colo., Aug. 1.—Presid led another yaar. | o F e adyinsdi hat couree r state 1| 1 i L AL S e A0kEeen. oF i & Cripple Creck PATE COTRTS TARE A HAND, \ashingtap-again on Bakurday con- | R 1810 yestar ) lucted trial in the « ’ roy Sze Chuan with deprivation of rank and | terial | extensive wa used Anation dn the \WhikEy: O CLLUIEL REion Al tweniye Ly rmined right by ) T MRcation of his entire possessions in case | the payment of the public CeudbuTats. 1t belisvea the o et el g —anausdiin ey Kas WINNEBAGO AGDN Neb., Aug. 1 Hols their office I peace cannot be q anti-missionary ts ar sumed, A | or silver; against the int 1| reopened in about ten days. The damage ¢ NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—The litigation affect- [ 7 0e¢labh=1 ! Winnebag i e > advocates of lawl REb R e e o fl leaatr o L 8. nage to | ing the re Adge L= Thiedidaation aleot | ianaa.. whowarg form E oy IIEPAE0 | MRS, GANDINER L MISSING, i e A authorizing aliens and natives alike to kil | supply all deficiencies in th to | $35,000 7 o80SR Cattlofeeding company hag feen tranaferred | and. formally. adopted AL Shin:placs |y e 1 that It is o 20 Qisturbers of the peace e Lo Al (o, fabur 3 death list of e R AT (T ansferr and formally adopted wing resolu o Clew to t A in Woman Lost tr I \ accounts twelve inte Ak hagIacemt f pONEL QeeIBR 1R, ik ren: for at Adelaid P T e Chicago courts to the supreme [ tions and pet which were sent to the ' Week in Host oust. from tiieir of \ Blven over to the violence of the rabble. . | for L GCtI AR aanar A 5 tosthisn=homta, [eourt ot | ¥. A tehperary injunction | \VAr department at Washington. Of t ARCADIA, Neb., Aug. 1.—(8y Tele Sra 0L i Cholera 1s spreading in Corea, especially in | m ¢ American citizens, nth el ava Wore [uss amented Ly Julse SR O'Hrso 1n sisiclahiemimes wigned to kath, barely il Eramrole We HARAS A RN NoN: her Jianted under the new regtons where batiles were fought last yer. | Il State. ticket was. nominated. with | three trainmen wh o ChURht I the flone | the supreme ccurt clambers: ta doatn had knowledgs that an - invesigal \ days ago to P o how | Tho Jupanece [n Formoss are’ concentratins | Fratk Burkett for govern are tow said (o have escaned applicat Guggenheimer] Unt Jax:tatborugid undlierior the cohgrese AN IMCARRAR TS 12 bty ernor General Kabayamas' intention s to | gen h RAUR T PORIA les from Awashed ANAYSLoR AEiten | ofintocks ; BT £ ment of the Flournoy company that to the Christian Endeavor con [ Qefer the final onset until R | AL LR Py 40 ( S Obak o n miles south of | P &ew 5t The tFust and tis Braahattas Tos mpossible to get leases fr who has e | placed before me plet T et | asurer reek, and bed will hav rust and the Manhattan Trus en heard | the | ot ngle blow ; s fo be practically rek l bed will have | company. Judge O'Brien’s order enjoins the | We, the undesizned settler bout given up in despair. He | 10 hold their of Politieal Un [ Think the Dend Man Was Ib | les north of Adelalde the canyon is | COMPAnY Or any of them pefponally, thr ugh | Wintiebago Tesery Ak ahnie turn ome, but upon' bls arrival | nine the validity SAN FRANCI | HENNESSEY, Okl A | Impassable. helr agents or attorneys, trem bidding upon | QU Views ubon the present status of id. M he recsived a tele- | $ 10 W * they | B feomb Al Burel tates tmat”the man wha ws | A RAILROAD BRINGE WRECKED. R R O AT farmation. o “the. Ronorabio seoretary o | b prope aia word that a state of " at Sheridan last week, and who was . ARLOR ORTRRENH & (rom MMING | the Inleriox ! Ll [ ) Whieh proper ngs with the rebel party gaining strength. Land | fled as Dick Willette, was no other | *™**"¢ Tivoe ) anillimpnt. Toos | Mot an At fIeanTRspatRn, 0l th! We, wora iform S O S T litigation occupies daily the attention of th an Bill Dol d that he lived for fou i~ h New Mexico. posited with the Manhattan Trust company Live Rtocle c y e e e Taportant cases are on | Lonilis sast of Kingfsher under the n ' I L Aug, 1oAnother | The latter company. Is enjotaed from disp Nell [ g tho docket [ Witletie without s ldentitybeing disclosed, | €loudbn { {ug of any of the moneys or seeurities wh i ! I — | man who was wounded in the hip and | Pacif re on deposit with it. The injunction is . 0 r for Farm ¥ o Mlegnl, 'R A brother of the d man companied by an order requiting th ling 1 A T T oAl 1 Tn ths Ualted | iooks vei like him, and the resem | gavization “committee to 'show cause have c States court Judge Bellinger render ) ; cAhink Retwan | Vil Wednesday next why the i8funct) etion i ¢ | il | AR iR : sse i i the re- | picked [ not ve continned, pending tho tr feer method Lo pur . | eanf of farm property and its growing crops on Voluntavily, | "W0¢ il accompanied the rain and t Ty B il SR hese | kine ntil. ; o [ibnias lald down the rul at such apy it 1.—A News special from | ¢rops on ground are lying as flat as if a SUESULT OF THE MENOMINER 1 19| Bugu 8 ading rial wri wa | oo were illegal, and sbould not have bee « ngs says: The Colorado City | ™ v ud passed ov VA train | List of Losses time of | found dead in his room at the Grand hotel | ¢ : A% Bk The judge declares that the practice s wolur aLilg coas lnte Mlduian u e eastbound train at R of o eany | about midnight. His death s believed to|be th ms ¢ hat "the gagees, (hr dopastt ¢ 1 to th transter the pas as finally ¢ | phtus u which he is said he erin \titied y of @ receiver, may reap where th as0 bank in ST e 1 n wa eral and t antiyits] X0 have | Neted at tir He was a|to bl = mortgagor has sown, is unlawful and in vio- | Will b e bank has b flooled as far south as El Pa i rf oAk I | r P vani 1 on ( fict he na lation of the Fight of possession in the mort- | in oper three years 2ot | Williams. Rumors are ple AT { jear the | Geary foar Getty hen s | peac A Bugor busines gard s of 1if ¥ s | boy. H i 1 | 4] and it was A Sy Jur t I 1 1 y year | ns of 4 : ey This leaves Colorado | Railroad tracks are lices v 1 sura Girard ok 2 ¢ Kensay f wherg had - | ¢ | » 7 TON |‘..",' 8 b . [ § mush Being exercts y the | insuran 84 i 4 IL i vork here ! ol cd to lmpes he M - g y wat i ! mt M 4 | M lishes a letter from James Boy th — - ), | 1 I and Sand r 1 t 1 Rl SUPERIOR, W Aug. s al Mulalo, Wyoming, Washed |5 A, W. C b | H rk W r ? year 1 : . “‘ - 1 vy T eyt 1 yor Starkweather was to- | DENVER, Aug. 1.—A News s o | B ahe \ ent and ki Baqulrs wo y hildr nted under th ) the American Proectiy | T ihe summen con e e e i Ly :\ S what we can learn of the supposed | B Harvey Myer |e K‘- e w t ' declarations of Rev. James Boyd Brady of the | There are “several other | many minutes In Clear creek. The clty nan | Not very few iito b | s | say 2 L B o T t ty of Prople's church to a public meetiug @ fori- oo were not voted on, | and engine house wero gwept away; alio a o Note . do ling citizens of and mow upon' (i Qs o5 the Dotel MY LhAL SMF BAYe | Th ey general ha | to fnstitute ago that Governor McKiuley W | ¥ ¢ 1840 ach. President | t building, the Knight " er butld- | n were present to refute: th undoubtedly con I_Procescing Yo refused W A R T e P Knights of as | ings ana ’ made R ndoubtedly comm aicide. | co-operate. with me | (g Rofuase. 3 member of the order menti u e A ek ayor. The | hall and several dozen other buildin he loss f increass | tacks made againgt the officlals &t {e a pathetic letter saying his health |} - e 4 lever 1 its principles, - e 9 case (o the e the most important business houses | and the f o #0000, 1 afove’y and we firmly belleve that the | yay gone, his cyes had failed, his | T R e T 5] Lot the city, $350,000, mot greatly exc ’l tated affair, gotten up wolely for {he pur. [ left him and this last resort w less | them #hould be adopted. I hav | every, o of these people galning time in order | humiliating (ban dependence o bls relatives. | proper aud reasonable efurt (0 uvo the mate