Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1900, Page 1

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. L, 7 — Ty . e T— — " ESTABLISHED JUN. OMAHA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24, 1900-7T h INGLE COPY FIVE CENTS, e e ————————————— END OF WAR TN SIGHT #1s Wor0S uRip Witk 8L00D (RE\T FIRE, R1GES IV PEKIN | PRESIDENT MAY BE DETAINED | \NOUNCE THEIR POSITIONS CONDITION 0F THE WEATHER \[OB'S FURY [S SPENT Wafser Wilhelm Seain Eshorts Tlis it LML AL, b, o T AL e n Mekin Local Showers; Variable Winds | A 1o Give o Quarter Bt pang B ‘ Ro bt 1 " 10 Chinese Foe ghting and Dissension Follow in Wake of | Edward Ro-ewater and John L. Webster . ha Vesterd ’ Gorerment Orders All Troaps En Route to ’ Relief Golum, WASHINGTON Publicly Declare Intentions, Nt Omate Vesterdas: | Akron Quiets Down Afer Night of Rioting \ug. B3.-=Becretary the President Cortelyoul Nas Just adv . ! e and Murder, —— e Mr Harpery executive offi 1 g RUSSIANS ~ ATTACK IMPERIAL CITY |of irth BatPAsLZebeampment IN THE OPEN el y Vv CHAFFEE HAS ENOUGH MEN FOR PRESENT | of T f the tirand Army of LNGNRBOMIIo, tha viive ONE PERSON KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED e & hile the fent had Intended lcavine | g o oo [ G 10 Meeting of Fonrth Ward Republicans vees o i W Mo That Goyve tat Mos« | Wiehington IMorrow reaching Chicago | Made the ¢ re \ oMot ek Martial Law Declared, Over 600 Guardsmen China Diverted to Manila, Btrength of American Army Now In or t cow Has Declared War on Chinn faturday afternoon, to partieipate in th and Hoseilides Wil Be Care exercises of the encampment, the condi Statements by Two W —_— 1 portance will delay his departure fro BREAKS WITH UNION PACIFIC | " [ - Washington and may possibly prevent hi ™ NEW INSTRUCTIONS SENT TO ROCKHILL LONON i Fires, | rom visiting Chicago at this time. 1t tha | While It was nominally n meeting of the| Chieako & Alton Gives Up 1es Teame |CITY HALL DYNAMITED AND BURNED ing and dissension are apparently f president fiuds that he can leave here so | Fourth Ward Republican club that oceurred Areement Out of Deny Al- yandisi B Baion ! 1 k ing in the wake of the relief of Pekin, |A8 10 be present at some of the exercises | At Washington hall last evening, the large | Teging Diseriminatio s Ohanged Oonditions 8inco Departure of h ; The Dally Mall publishes dispatehe m | he will do so. and Mr. Harper and others | auditorium was comfortably ' filled with | Ohief of Police Harrison Goes Insane and Hae missioner Mean New Polioy. i the Chinese capital dated as late as Au. |having them in charge will be promptly [ nearly 300 republicans from all parts of the | BNVER O i o eadtat Mataa ] o it 3 gust 17 declaring that u great fire was then | notified city, drawn out in spite of the stormy| DPENVER, Colo., Aug (Special |:" [ Fled from Oity, B . . & In the imperial city, The | An ofcial discussing the determination | Weather to hear addresses by the two as- |Efam.). The last lv the .lh-. ago and Alton hrough cars to leave Denver over the | RAMAN VS UNITED STAT AD " minander had declined to secept ot the president th postOBNRAIE sistt 0| Pirants for the United Btates senatorship ) ‘ i GERMANY FOLLOWS UNITED STATES' LE i Bi< | SobiaTon ‘0 (M6 ther: EHsralu MO o v i | CHISHED) 4h3e: thy soiiey TURENLE ot alo | oty thAL warg Unlon Pacific via Kansas City and the Al OBJECT OF LYNCHERS' WRATH CONFESSES - te the imperial precincts and street |©OUNL of the Chinese situation. It is ex-| John W. Parish presided and ¥. C. 0'Hal ‘“n ’M;”n. nver Tuesday ] 1'rn severing of b . 1 that Informatio ¥ re s gov- | loran officiated as secretary olonel E. |81l traffic arrangements between the two It ix Relieved ot Washingt tha h ng was going on pected that Information may reach this gov i 1 as secreta Colonel F roads was first made known In Donver tos | City Pelice Ave Mapeeiai Objects of . General ( Y prted, ma ernment at any moy v < udi- | P Savage, republican candidate for lieuten Frn and Great Breitain Wil ieneral Chaffee, o it is asserted, main nn Al any moment requiring immedi- | p \ Pidthy ol to the A . Inel Tn \ ! that the Chinese had been ade- [41€ action and it is the wish of the président | At Kovernor, was noticed by the chair in | day in an official circular addressed to the | ynered o wt of Enraged ¥ Harly o L Hung ect o | punished aiready and that it would |10 Ive his personal attention to cvery- | the audience and called to the platform. | Passenger men | tace and 1t is Feured Further unwise to take the palace. This ex- | thing that may develop in China from now | As John L. Webster appeared at the door | The move ishtaken to mean that m.u Al | o ol ung the withdrawing of the Americaus |90 Until thero is a sottlement of the exist- | he was greeted with a modest demonstra- [tOR proposes to make the Union Pacif | b 4 ks ter breaching three gates, as cabled by [ & conditions. The president, it is sald, |tion and Edward Rosewater encountered | Show its hand and if it is unsuccessful in 0 ich & phra t pecial correspondent of the Associated | Tealizes that while he is golng and coming | similar recognition when he came in imme- | Securing what it belleves to be its desert AKRON, O, Aug. 23— When day dawned development in the Chinese situation today The Russian general, however, | from Chicago, and while participating in | diately afterward \ pew traflic agreement Will be made with |1, \kron this morning it revealed u scens was the decision of the government not maintained that his government had |the celebration at that city, he could not| Colonel Savage, first introduced, apolo-|the Rock Island. The Alton has operated unparalleled in the history of this city to send any more troops to China. All the The German gove e jearry~ | declred war against China and that there- | Possibly recelze information and &lve it the | Kized for making his remarks brief by say- [ through service via the Union Pacific for | pyn. rloters had done their awful work {roops now at sea, amountink o about | 1% 01 o f the Bowers to|fore there was no reason to prevent him |attention which the scute! stafs of aftaire | ing that the chulrman had simply Invited | fourteen years, thus antedating the Union | nq pad dispe One child was lying 4.000, together with those under orders | Dere a DU Lhe powers t0| arrying hostilities fnto the sacred pre- | in China demands him forward to place him on exhibition and | Pacific-Northwestern agreement, but the | qoid aud nearly a score of persons were for service in the far east which have no Rree to a joint prog the immediate | o o The probable inability of the president to|#how what kind of basswood grows out in|Officials of the former road claim the Union uffering from the wounds of pistol shot sailed, amounting to about 3,000 more, wi Judging from various and in many cases |a'tend the Grand Army encampment at|Custer county. During a tour among the Pacific has turned everything out of Den- buckshot and missiles. A list of the dead be sent to Manila. These troops will sail ntradictory dispatches that have reached | Chicago is a great disappointment to him. [ cattlomen of the northwest in the populist | ver that it could via Omaha to embarrass |, injured follows on the same route and upon touching Bur this morning from Pekin the com- | F'or many months past he has been looking | sections he had met dozens and dozens ‘of | the Alton, which has carried empty sleop- Dead at Nagasaki will go on to Manila unles: manders eventually adopted a middie | forward with pleasurable anticipation to|men who told him that they had voted for |ers. The Rock Island comes into the fight | )4\ WADE, aged 11 years, son of Lil- there are developments in China not now kg b B Ll ourse, for a Reuter telegram asserts that | this opportunity to meet his old friends and | Bryan four years ago, but are satistied with | by reason of its desire to get more advans Sipected which weuld make their pres- | St o aatee, 15 thb courss of | HHY #9DLTIen werw pluced to prevent losting, | S¥hiy seeselntes and 1t 4 M 1hat bt | sxisting prices and conditions. They are | tageously into St. Louls, expecting to get ence In that country necessary. Secretary ol . o SHLESS SE L It is presumed that the imperial |Public duties imperatively demand his | satisfied to receive $5 for sheep for which | its share of the Chicago western business, Fatally injured buildings will not be destroyed. The fires | Presence in Washington at this eritical time | they used to get $2, and $50 to $60 for cattle RHODA DAVIDSON, aged 4 years, daugh- being sent to China because they were not Root r an inspired article, replying to demands | 4 | needed. With (he arrivals at Takn of the | AU Germany should seizo & oodly por- |\DPPAT {0 be incendiary and to be put out :I‘:: he has decided to cancel his Chicago [ that used to bring them but $20. Unless KEEPING AFTER THE BOEst'-'r o Mv, and M 1 W Davidien; 154 | Chana's c [ Tr May Resul WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 —The important without any p esent i the policy months ahead The the A Press hears th t harmony reg inz China continues to prevail betweer ' Han Wade, Empire hotel, shot through the heart sald today that no more troops were - 2 v . made by a number of Gerinan jingo papoers | tion of the Yang Tsi valley, say the Chinese themselves. All the dis gement | the administration shall make some great NIV aiFsut: BHoL tveTkbTtAe e Hancook and the troops she carried Gen 8 o e | patches point to the fact that when the | Neverthless, he has strong hopes that the | mistake between now and election time k Germany most emphatically does not |PAtches poin act tha n th D i X Wl ety Come | TRIOF sral Shafles will Bave 6,000 avatlavle mas, |\ o i gy auch tatentione - o' % [iust mensengers left Pekin the commanders | tsnsion {n Chinese afrairs SAY RIS within | Nebraska will certainly o republican for [ Lord i VHE VA oo oty Come | pred Vorwark, 843 North strest, bucks MO 1Y poac sulclent tor il PRS- | “Hetr MupeniRichver, the radioal leader, | NEFO SCMAWHAL AU Nea begarding theis | €0 Bext two or thres AYRRENINBSENILY ‘(o] svary ckudidate from SloRintey dowsr He mund on (he Verge of 4 ent purpomes. The decision of the de Zugen Rich e radical leac shot wound in abdomen future action, all awaiting fostructions | warrant his leaving the city for a short|had not found a single man who voted for integration, H. Dussel, flesh wound in leg, 207 artment was not based upon any recom mendation made by General Chaffee, but w LONDON, Aug. 23.—~Lord Roberts reports | North Ferge sireet on reports recelved by him which made it apparent thut no ‘more troops we to the War office, under date of Pretora,| Park Stair, flesh wound in leg, 180 Hill needed. August 22, as follows street br Buller's division marched to van| John E. Washer, scalp wound, from been an unbroken sertes of contradictions, | M1l says the ministers will not leave | The president fully realizes that another | year, including one batch of 132 in one Wycksvlee, ffteen miles south of Baits " Bk g n ot (s, Qlvereion 061 ¥ miie: Avat ibatats ot Germah 6 spondence | Pekin until negotiations for indemnity aro | crisls s rapidly approaching in China and |German soclety. He denfed particularly | VYekevl His casualties were twenty, | Arthur E. Sprague, teamster, ncalp the troops was made in the following | WRe first batch of L0 hh Ky s | SudeE Way that momentous questions which may fin- [ (hat there Is any disaffection among Ger- |® Paget Fepoits trom Hammanikraal that | wound o o ch was posted at the | Das arrived from the seat of war g s e ey Al of (e Bisine Pl i At aget repe ammanskraal tha Oficin) bRUiskn, WHIOH was: Dosted ‘s vening.a number of special dispatches are ¥ e Tuan Woch Wanted. volve the life cr death of the empire. may [ mans and nearly every German he had m Baden-Powell engaged Grobler's rear guard | John Ahren, painter, 143 Benjamin st War department at any time be presented for solution. |is going to vote for Dietrich. Out at Cen | &ii aky vestemdny Grabler Abives | AeH: wound: ks, “The government has decided that until Under these conditions the president deems | tral City he had encountered one crowd |1 4@ a “ n | fles! o iew light on the situation. The idea of not ication with the Cl |back east of Pinaar river. Baden-Powe! E. Chmelitzki, 143 South Maln sireet, required by future developments no more :v]"'y'*l“ Lh \'_" e o The idea of not | maty were in communication wi h the Chi-1 it to be his dity to remaln at the seat of | of twelve Germans who voted for Bryan | Aden-Powell troops are to be sent to China. Orde orating “Sedan” day this year is gain- | nege government on August They Were | government until the crisis, for the present | four years ago who had announced to him have accordingly been cabled to occupled the raillway station of that name. flesh wound, hand Nagasaki | In& steadily in favor with the press and | (nen gearching for Prince Tuan. AMOBK | ¢ least, has passed. thelr determination to vote for McKinley, | publishes in the Freisinnige Zeitung se- | ! QHRSIV ks Sdtlo oHILBNIAT 3 \,‘“’\',““, “m. | from their governments time, in which event he wil notify the | McKinley four years ago who will not do peror William's whole China polley since| The foreign residents appear to have | Chicago committee of his coming, even if he | so again this vear, while on the ontrary | 1 been sent to Tien Tsin. although the St.|can arrive only in time to participate in|he found everywhere men who had voted its inception and attempting to show, para s | Petersburg corresponde ol 3 y | the closing exercises of t or b ote for McKinley this h after paragraph, that this poliey | Petersburg rrespondent of the Daily ng exerch f the encampment. | for Bryan, but will v printed. Nove of them. however, throws | Neither the commanders nor the diplo- During the fight Baden-Powell's advance| Albert Grant, flesh wound, below knee : especially the liberal portion, which ad e ta: kit (il Wherealibuth and that of the enemy galloped into each| Frank Souers, Carroll and Spicer, flesh for the Meads, which fa dus there today | i the puzzling reports as to the whereabouts | X Betss Kok Bictstas it 4 ¢ vocates the omission of the commemoration | o npress dowager is one from S ) other, the Rhodesians losing Colonel | wounds, hand. i '“";"'"""':T‘ 'l’:",":'”'”\““ltl "j:"“”"l':,". at & time when the French are fighting pr..': lml:(”l th M:y“.rn:” e :1 N PREPARE FOR BIG CROWDS Conslders Bryan's Break Spreckley and four men killed and seven| K. Shelby, American Express driver, panies gy s . . Wit P it Al - — e 4 Rosewa as introduced | wounded. Many of the Boe ere 4 | bucksho hdome B, tatislion of enginears, to proated di- | Acdider to shoulder with the Germans 1n | viclnity of Pekin, but surrounded. Tha em- | Attendance at GRISASERIERE. Avse XA SR SOTAIAL ApRNG A e | o s e e b B S ; rectly to Manila. Similar orders will be [Chinn. A number of local military com- he was accorded corc " a »r wounde a ufl this| Albert Stevens, living at Graham sta peror seems to have disappeared completely Encampment Expected to Break | : ) llsy @ fo' turned his atte ew of the | morning. Plumer anc ckma ore | tio orthfield, sha 00! given to the other troops under orders | manders, st Hamburg, Glowits and Han. | je s emeien, o dissppeared completely. ALl Seassal once turned his attention to a few o morning. Plumer and Hickman were | tion, Northfield, shot in foot | : 4 " over, are sending out circulars announcing | ot The Netherlands, Dr. F. M. Knobel, was statements of Candidate Bryan in his re- | closely pursuing them | Fireman F. L. Machesty, flesh wound, {05 GRISRATIA ApEaAR that there will be no celebration | ShiEs NALREA 5 HICAG 3 cent tour of the southern part of the state. | “It seems certain that DeWet, finding it | check and neck REAIGRD G1ven Tor Osaers. ebral slightly wounded during the siege. CHICAGO, Aug. 28.—Reports recetved to- o by otk A 18 1t | che hat | yAbdul Hamid has conveyed to Bmperor | st Petersburg dispatches announce good | day at the Grand Army of the Republie | Takiug Bryan's statement that “the govern- | hopeless to make his way eastward, has ro ireman F. Ropke, flesh wound in neck S uraking contitions in Ohina was | VUHam en expression of the doy felt at | progrees {n the Mancpurian campalgn. The | encampment indicate that the number of | Went 18 & corporation, all citizens are stock- | crossed the Magaliesberg, with a fow| Fireman Miner Frits, flosh wound i the encouraging conditions in “;"‘ “l:‘ the Yildiz Kiosk over the relief of the for- | (own of Mergen was captured on August | visitors in Chicago next week will break | holders and the officers are directors m} wounded, with the intention of returning | cheek the main resson why the order of today | 4,0y onyoys in Pekin and the success of the 18, with trifing Russian loss, while the [all records in the history of the city. Rail- | declared that the people are satisfled With |to the Orarce river colony. He is in | Fireman John Denyous, flesh wound in gard roops were lssued. Be . : : . 's affairs, | d t condition from that when he left | jog :?.T:":p'"‘.m‘:.f. on the Maade there is now | kalser's policy | Chinese suffered severely. leaving ten guns, | road and transportation lines have already | the condition of the corporation’s affairs. | different con. W from that when he left | jog " .| A special staff has gone out with Count | 300 rifies and I t - | begun the work of transportin, pwds, | It Bever Bad better asests, the oondust of | Betblehem with six or eight guns a8d| “Piremss A. B. Berly, flesh wousd ia of the Ninth cavalry ":" Ly LA o4 h"“; raphy in China, The reporis of risings in northern Korea | et crowd ever brought int *w city in a | bie and the people are bound to continue the | buried and his personal following cannot | freman Dayid Philipps, flesh wound, log Yo ;::;::;n'x-w\;vlv:hn:';" Eighth Intantries N AR [ are confirmed. T is belleved that theso are | 8ingle day will arrive i order to"witness | dlrectorate, bekause hiay 'wlunl":ml b Bk !:A‘-“‘n‘fl-l\;"'m' Blern, with s smali| o EON002 1a Alva G. Oreenleose, struck cond, d B due to ill- . re t| the military parade of Tuesda In reply to Bryan's assertion thal . k£ A over heart by brick The Logan fis scheduled to "":‘ e l:l";; CORRESPONDENCE WITH CHINA :’,:"...-{:;",l'v“:'l,:,‘i'm:,'_w.';:;, :("(:r'.l::“;,’:;,,:x_ Atiths lnes o2 the \'.lrlnllfiy:rxnupnr,n— publicans are trying to fasten a national | bodyguard, has crossed Pinaar's river w" Policeman John King, knee Injured by et R tabtey. | Ho ply of th, - [ ment is sending troops to the disaftected | ion companies it was asserted today that | debt on the people. the speaker called at- | his way to join Kruger at Machadordorp. | ppcy and one battalion of the Aml.m). nfan 4 y . States Govern- Siatinota the railroads are having difculty In sup- | tention (o the fact that it was the con- | 1lh'- Boers yesterday blew up a portion | bisid e ol i nlaior o ad LU i plying sufficient rolling stock for the trans- | federated democracy that created this debt |Of the Tailway station at Koetzes drift | soven troops would be affected by the Uneasiness at Shanghni Portation of the expected crowd. H. H.|in trylng to destroy the union, and that the | ive wiles north of Newcastle, and dam: [ - ¢! AT PR 18 it According to telegrams from Shanghal | Peters, in charge of the entertainment of | republcan party had done heroic work in | aged the rails at a point thirty miles south lering ruins and besido it & Frie A dispatch was received from General WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—The latest ex- iderable uneasiness is felt there over|the veterans, has rece 5 . fr | of Newcastle. | & 8 and b it steamed the 5 lated Pekin, August 18 Y g e e veterans, has received 85,000 appli paying it o 5 LS water-soaked ashes of Columbia hall, The Chaffes today, d change of no between China and the fact that no dispatches have been re- | tions for free Quarters for the various posts In response to Bryan's contention that the Which wes Rat In esponse to ihe 70 | yinited States for the cessation of hostili- | ceived from Pekid siuce August 80 i e it Tesponse to Bryan's contention 4t | DUBLISH CAPTURED LETTERS |Poiice force of the cits was ainorganisna quest sent him a few days ago to report | ; and scattered. The chief had left the city dith nd_requirement {his ‘vus Elven out by the Btate department | Other Shanghal correspondents located | At previous encampments not more than | Philippine lslands under tse Declaration of Rlkstrie. witks: daddly 1o the ok o the conditions and requirements this merning. The notes are tmperor Kwang Su as under the protection | one vete 44 Bt . , osewater showe o | Prominent mlishmen Write for | © paresi ) General Chaffee did not report further s & | Emperor Kwang Su as under the protection | one veteran in thr has asked for f Independence Mr. Rosewater showed the across the streets in the viclnity of the Chinese respondence ugust 2 | of o allies ¢ e dowager empre: » | quarters n is 18 milar wer ncq on of 0se Facts Fa Tt e Tunt rostn (he | St rrespondence, - August { the allies and the dowager empress as | quarters, and this is taken for a basis in | similarity between the acquisition of tho v burned buildings and debris of all kinds was scattered far and near. The dow Ircady captured by the Japanese. figuring on an attendance of 75,000 veter- | islands with that of the Louisiana purchase of v s feel assured that hos 0, 1900 om Cableg | ™ slands - Westingian oficials fiel asaured that hos August from Viceroy Li ilung [ Describing the engagement west of Tien | ans. Other guests of the city are experted | and other territorial acquisitions, and that : gl 4 tile demonstrations fn the Chinese capital | & ‘hinese | | LONDON, Aug. 23.—The colonlal office | 'OWD 8treets were just as the mob had he dispateh related largely | minister in London ani yecelved by Min sy | TSN on August 6 a spectal dispatch says: | to swell the number of visitors t0,750,000. | jurisdiction over the people always went| LO? g. 23 1 a0 B aRa Lhaashe da (B HEY Ad have ceased. The dispatch minister in London and received by Min s “The Sixth United States cavalry worked | A medical corps of 150 physicians will| with the land. It s mot the intention of | today made public the text of the corre- | ansportation conditions d stated | Wu on the night of the same da B Seatnuta anry | d0ne by the rioters, crowds of spectators, R e | e Rt e Toiatkris SARACON: . | o i 116tk Eretlbion 1. tob deenite | 1ndk attar the ocien of thevelerans, Byery | anyons to!ensiave the Filipinos, The pevs | pondence sslsed At Pretoria Besides Henry | (RS BF )8 MOtOrs: sromas of a3 el g that the r.:l]x‘nm!lyn-:\\lt‘: n“-l /800 Fek lators for forelgn powers (hat felv faP<iha | hand fighting and the Chinese only escaped | hospital in the city has donated the use | ple of Nebraska, when he came to the state, | labouchere, I.Iwhln Bdward |.'II|~4" ||':-.- | tor something to turn up e could rot be used a o presel €. a5 | tlon of the allied troops was solely for the e s Wunk ptifanana @ of beds 3rand of gy 84 ‘are- | member of lament for the Rushcliffe r P tions of it had been destroyed by the |rescie of the ministers in Pekin. Now, the | through the bungling of General Dorward { beds for Grand Army of the Republic | were governed by people from South Caro Avi ofi NotDEDAMERIbe: Weoth to Blr At 6 o'clock the crowd began to increass POrKs faned sroopx, having entered Pekin und | Berlin learns that there has been further | members during the encampment. Twelve | lina, appointed by democratic presidents | division of 3 o ese. General Chaffee will co-operate i QO11VoE Rats AR b mthe A g nd the curfous spectators hurried to the Chinese. General '“", P g Thand, the frinisters safe, it scems Droper | fighting west of Tien Tsin, which creates | @mbulances have been chartered and olght without. nsking the consent of the governed. | Solly for facts favorable to the Transvaal | 400 the curio trauble. A nollssoan. o8 I (ks lsa o na || IARC cllCm, SEQUILA Y orioe oaaser 811 (o incemticn. that the niuviagn!at v On1 | A0101 Boapitala il ba catablished along| Many other recent statements in Bryan's |and Dhs SRy B Gk R e | et Al thion suothar ettty et ar constructing the road foi e use of the | thi ations shou L g v bl s the line of parade ot Dot el - » | for Caithness and former consul general o a at, ] ) the United States government fo appoint | Li must be effectively occupied before peace para h post upon its ar- | gpeeches this year and four years ago were ot : y allied forces. *General Chaffee also re- | (he Lnited Blutes government to appoini i L Appechiss L | the South Afriean republic in London, wrote | Ut With increasing assurance as no vio- 5 i R 9an ¢ ) 1 b sy The . “ lence was offered. Then Company C of jorted that the telegraph line constructed | minfster now in Pekin for the purpose, DOrt its sick to the physicis o 2 'd | to President Kruger, under date of August | p |I»> the signa) corps from Tien Tsin to Pekin Is necessarily acquainted . with the R — e physician who will be | isting conditions the speaker demonstrated | o 000, of the unsatisfactory results n¢ s |CADLOR, & dotachment of the Bighth Ohlo ffaira between China and forelgners, and ’ at the railway station, the fallacy of Bryan's statements in ref- o koA b &+ s trequently interrupted, belng eut proba- | 1o jurorm me it the conterence: wil take | GERMANS USE’FRISCOAS BASE | commanaer: st W, Chairman Har- e o the goll standard that “it will | conversation he had with Joseph Chamber- | TElment, marched down the street from bly by hostile Chinese. place in Pekin, After It of a definite i renc f lain, the secretary of state for the colonies, | the train and halting before the ruins of per and others of the entertain- 0 1- pas At ance peogasd to the Rarin 8 ncrease the purchasing power of the do ! 3 . b g o b T pblr, L WHL &S onoe prosesd to the BORh. | ooy oopssins ot e ment committee were In session today | ) ! \ Dr. Clark sald he thought war was inevit- | the bullding was at once set to patrolling able and discussed the effect of President | the fire lines. | tar that it “will be as certain to make At a conference at the White House to- | lay the matter before his excellency, the Carry H when they recelved Secretary Cortelyou's . Kruger scizing the passes Soldiers Take Charge. president. 1 await reply, * ¢ i | prices fall as a stone is to fall when it is day, in which the president ‘\"""'l“"'i (Received at the Department of State o T"IwzuI-::v|;';:v:4lnn:~‘nul-’lvr:;m:‘:lv nability | {yrown n the air,” that it “will increase pi 2 b s L TR Root and Acting y Adec participas [ August 21, 190, at :17 b m § QLIS DERsant Mo ttanat NN RaNGmbS | (he 0aDis of ths ‘naculs sud’ leeaen el r o 8- ted, careful instructions were prepared | Cublog am from Viceroy Li Hung Chang, [ wASHINGTON, Aug. 38.—A report re-|Ment. It threw them in a state bordering | ability to pay them,” “will make times, WAKES ONE MORE APPEAL 'Hw on the part In[ I\;x- ml.m at the lines, 3 dated August 21, 1900, and received by ) on const on, a of the & 2 A 4 There was no ta olence. The tur- for Mr. Rockhill, the United States special | {1 @ HEIRE 81 10 AN b celved by one of the fcreign legations here | O cOnsternation, as many of the arrange- | yarder and harde will starve everybody - L b h_kl"_h“'k'" ¢ 1'1'&' D commissioner to China, to be forwarded | ““The Boxer rebels in Pekin having been | states that Germany is preparing to make | M08 and demonstrations have been | General Gomes Appenls for Recogni- | bu ment had slunk away with the f X g been | : oRaAtEAY | except the money changers and the mone m A e 4 Akl t at once to him for his guldance. he State "‘\'Jl‘.'h'x d n:-l.“l“nlvml;;l ",""“"“v:,‘."‘n'u.n:" ' |San Francisco a point from which large | P1anned with thé president as the central P A T e ey (B edd M Those Who Fought for oming of daylight and order was once sure, more fully restored after a vi department recelved a dispatch from Mr. | iyt o' {he powers are greatly to ba | quantities of military supplies will be ,..mv“%“\’\ L fan) i man earns to another man who does not '<:f |.‘m'r :nl‘v m.r.:-. |.“" PR R B Rockhill today, dated Yokohama, briefly | deplored. Fes Ttk cossation of how | forward to China. The report comes from | Toxiine AR1Q ChnivmaR HATRas: speake | Gth 16 gl daorsats the Humber who ~ 7 M s tha A vize ok ialtrin 15, M N RIb100 Mix arrivsl MATR bHausnt shoit | (Nities: bl vt i Prag. | 08 s cemmition 40 Well sa for mim- | SNEL 00 R e o number who ate| MAVANA, Aug nora axim s n ayor upon subject of withdrawal of troops and | (€ consul general stationed at San | self, “that nothing but busi ¢ oz today published a second letter to | Young sought his office by back streets the White House conference and the prepa- | (1l NMIGY 0 wiihdiawal of troops cisco and gives a number of dotails on L] 18Iness of the |\ yigiress,” “will destroy the opportunity s e b 1 | | for work and increase the number of idle | the electors of Cuba, in anticipation of the [ and aileys, it was feared that his pres ration of Instructions. Before Mr. Rock-a scttlement of all ‘othor questions o as | the extent of contemplated German ship- | STVest import to the nation is dictating it tititionas ton SiEn rly after fot uld cause comtng constitutional convention ce 50 e er the & would ca men,” and will “decrease the volume of | A001 N DAL left he was advised vory fully an the |10 Breserve amicablo relations. T awaieariy | e, (' 0 SURERPIGAS Horman ship- ::"‘l";""":""f course, We can only hope rkblobats Bl purposes of this government, but since his [ "S55 (0 Chinese minister ust 22, 1900 | already arriving there and that a com ‘_"w ® may arrange matters so that his standard money.” Mr, Rosewater showed by After saying that the peoplo have not|a \"‘ 9 ’.:” hre 4 S departure the situation has so changed a |10 p. m.) mission of German officers, together with | Prefence may be had during at least a part | f40d4T moner. 100 Hosewator shoked by | oy iy ynderstond the former letter, h el S0 ploe osmpanisn:ot. (e Fousth Pekin as (0 make it desirable to supple- [ Memorandim in reponse to the ¢ hinese | 4 representative of the Hamburg-American aethay atihmany The A tr she ] SR B BRE T arores Continuing, | 80¢3 on to observe b el b oy o ment the instructions he already had res| from Viceroy Earl 14 Hung Chang, dated | Steamship 1ine, 1s there to look after the | T°C°Ption of voterans, sot for Monday, Ba cald The sepuratist purty in Cuba has 0 ok ARE RIBLE B FIOHOR: BUORNY coived. Mr. Adee stated that as the in- | Augist 130 21 proposing: ' imincdlute | plans for forwarding suppies. - Thosa I‘\"":"lfl"“""“"‘" be changed to a day later (PR S g doretned sun jdeg (of Indancndenso [Othe paArY g0 . ".,'“.'”"; \|‘;\|( lv‘\\t‘l;‘“::‘l I:’»‘v-x tructions related to pending affairs, ft|CoSfation of hostilities and ‘the appoint- | late principally, he states, to horses for ee g [ D i lom oF the meapte, Srawst A0 | sued a proclamation, clos ory salo vould be tnexped TOUCH OLD LIBERTY BELL [tew fave the repubitcuns of Omaha ana | ho, M, Tnd Js one of vastiy more fmtjn Akron untl) further orders. Tho mayor White' the condition sot forth in the sed o oregoing re. % Douglas county will have the opportunity | From the converition something should re- | yant a renewal of the outhreak Germany Follows Ameriean Lead. | memarandim mimion, the Chinese | Ased on the forogoing report the opinton sult which shall be clear, honorable and | s freely expressed by ploi to express their preference for United L which b slear, . ion | Glen Wade was shot and almost instantly The United Blatos has taken the tead tn WIAIeter Ausust s has not been tulliiiied, [ 18 theelr expres i,I,,:,A.:"ln\’\'.;‘.'L.]‘,,'."m,:h,”,,:.',, SPAnish Teachers Enjor Privilege |Statcs sonator in the selection of delegaien | Mgl AHiis Whciz e AALTUBTEY 1o thous | Killed: "He wes in. the met sad ooty replying to China that there will bhe rescue their ministers by force of arms. [army to China to operate under Coune Sacred to Al True to the convention that will name their | who in arms apposed the revolition {4 1o | trom the revolver of a policeman fn the temporizipg nvegotiations and there | imatded by the ‘Chine v 5o cknment, Il | \watderses, the total not falling short of Americans. candidates for this county to the legisla- | {10 TRRGHUSRIRE WG font ARCIE ald 40 | iy "nail found the boy's heart. Another overtures for a truce, and invite the othey | 50,000 i ) — ture. It would have been more according [ towns abroad? The revolutionists hould | innocent who will die fs Rhoda Davidson unite in this same policy. The answer of | Lowers to foin, when Secirits tablished | A SORGE ings PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.—The trans to my idea of popu choice to have the not ‘w'!;nlnlmxym‘w‘ convention to ener }h~ hut | Sitting in a carriage with her mother and the United States was q kly followed to. | in th cuplt o | arty's wish and will expressed by direct | #hould crown the own wor in e con tather, on the outskirts of the mob, a bul for by Simiax peticn om the pars #¢ Ger- | FARCEES SOGIS IR AR oot ; LI HUNG CHANG DECEITFUL | herson with thie Cuban teachers, number. | PoreY & %ish and will expressed | coming | 3 let from n policeman’s revolver passed many, the Berlin forelgn ofice delivering | of ' hostilitios (here and. Ing over 1,000, who are visiting this coun- | primary election | Cubnns Cheer for Governor We harmiessly ovor the rioting throng snd to the Chinese minfster an answor refus- | China. When this is done. vernment Advised to Ignore Wily | Iy, reached this city this morning. The | «with all dus dbtereace to the lexsl abil SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Aug | found ledgment in the skull of the child Ing to enter Into negotiations on the | WHI be done promptlythe reg Dipianiatint as He Represents s, were anchored off Chestnut atreet | oy of Hon, John L. Webster, I sea no|ernor General Wood arrived here toda During the day wild rumors were current ground that there was no evidonce that Lt | {en tn o ateh ) R R L . f and shortly after noon the visitors Hung Chang's credentials gave him suff- [ other similarly interested powers and of th dobarked and began their of complete authority from the responsible deo .oy our elreulnr 1o tho g f|from Tien Tsin says that William Peth- |, "'I"““:“ ""’ “"I ome of ;"" "l"“"‘ "‘ vides for the submission of this question | ¢Ivil authorities were prosent, was held |~ Atthough I\L-,”.r \'rmn]»: 1s eriticised some rulers of China, the emperor and empre i 900, ¢ . W formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y. for |'®nde 0 the tourlsts long before the i overy general election, at which mem. what for his contradictory speeches, a dowager, could'bo recelved a8 SUMCIENt. | ppriment of Biate, Al Becreiary, | ¥ick, formerly of Brooklyn, N. Yo, fo {i£o0r Ahips arrived hore, the membars of o 3'Sr0 (i'Le chonen, ta temtelature that|NO' NEW TRIAL FOR ROWERS | irsc: dont ot theruiadiotory, speschos. o As soon as this action at Berlin was taken | \isiar o 1o fidential adviser of the Chincse govern general comumitien ‘and ‘he ‘oity ofs | "o " a\sat ‘s United Btates’ seuator and placed on the shoulders of Chief Harrison the German chargo d'affaives, Baron Speck ment, advised the United States comsul at | 1*1% meeting the party, down the river. |} 0 Sl “can be Do legal bar to sub | Judse Cantrilt The city officials today secured the old von Sternberg. was hdvised by cable and| WORRY OVER LACK OF NEWS |7icn 7sin. under date of Pekin of August |2 the teachers stepped from the boats mitting the claims of respective candidates Cane of Man Charged with postofice at the corner of Mill street and he called at the State department to fu- | 10 ko tall. o |te the pier they found awaiting them form the authoritics of Germany's course. [ pomy (ne ¢h Li HMung Chang should be ignored. He |’ tion of Spanish-speaking guides and There was an exchange of felicitations, as It was looked upon as amother evidence of the uniformity of action between the United States and Germany LONDON The Japanese officials expressed their tull | oy Shanghai conviction that Japan would take similar | trom Policeman Dunn, struck by brick. « g in Ruins, order. negotiations will become feasible. rival in Chicago has been requested to re- | punctured in like manner. By citing ex- every rea to believe tne powers will | ports Sedgwick, Crook, Rawlins and Me constitutional, legal or practical obstacles | Was received by 5,000 cheering Cubans that mobs were heing formed to go fto SIBRtSeelng | in (he way of such an expression. The|lined the streets from the wharf to the [ Cleveland and lynch Peck, but there was constitution of Nebraska expressly pro- | PAlace, where a reception, at which the [ no good ground for the for United States r to the repub Goehel's Murder, Broadway for temporary quarters. licans as & guide and instruction to the At @ conference in the afternoon at the delegates who are to nominate the leglsla GEORGETOWN, | A 3 Ruchtel hotel hetween Mayor Young and tive ticket. Surely there would be nothing | Considering the amd ubmitted by both | the military officers, dead lines were os subversive of republican principle to im | #ides and hearing ents Judge Cantrill | tablished and soldiers were placed in dif press upon the republican candidates for [ this afternoon overruled the motion for v;..m parts of the downtown sections of ew tr former the cit of State Caleb Powers, convicted the éntire party proceeded on street cars wutomobiles and on foot to Independence hall, where a welcome was extended by Mayor Ashbridge. pees represents the hostile ministry and will wert thelr Just punishment by misrepre o senting our proposition if possible. Aug The foreign consuls | A Berlin special says that official adyices not having received anything [from Pekin announce under date of Au Pekin later than August 17, fear the [gust 16 that the diplomatic corps begged Action, If, Indeed, such action already hai | Chinese troops are operating along the |the commanders to occupy the fmperial Maoia0 Loiah (s Taiae TISLAES M acs mot been taken. It develops that Japan 18 | rear of the all uttin, e lace af t had been captur rear o e allies, cutting off their com- | palace after it ha apture . 4 acting with hoe eyes opon In this peace | oorihit b building and listened to a lecture on the overture, as it is similar to the overtures | e &t the close of the Japaness-Chinese war. | ope F when the sessions of the Shimonoseki peace congress came 10 a halt bocause the crefen The itor of the occasion was United States Senator Boise Penrose, After the speechmaking the visitors were ' al in the case of the legislature for whom they are expected 1o cast their votes if they desire honestly R T T i to represent their eon KANSAS €1 A A sale and <how ‘I have always been willing to trust the Shorthors Hereford cattie, with bistoricul associations of the -Cradle of | PeODI6 and would not desire to represen | FRANKFORT. Ky. Aug. 2 bl (he mount of maney aver blockade of press messages at th Cathedrat Defenders Relieved, Tt " them in the pational legislature or in any | ' rived here tonight on h R Bl o will old &t ihe o telegraph office continues. But| P Aug. 23.—The Pel Tang cathedral, [ < | other capacity un nvinced that my | lovisville in charge of Deputy cyard m October 15 to 2 these In no it hi 4 The O14 Liberty Rell was an object « her. cay ge Robingon and another deput The prizes will amount 1 the agaregite hese In no way interfere with official dis- [ north of the city, which was garrisoned | *he 01 Tdb services were desired a - 000 ) patches, which are put ahead by thirty French and ten Italian blue- | yoye. 1% of Ocenn Vessels Aug, 2 “It goes without saying that an exy Will be taken to Louisville tomorrow morn- | 1 ! i $1.000" I Herctora HNs & e Shinem o aioners gave | Tho attempted uprisug at Hankew Is | jackets, and which had no communicatior sion of prefere by Douglas count i for safe keeping 9 b Shorthorns on hem 1o powers to act conclusively Dallainte Wrabaine b P . Hho oreigners during the| NEW YORK, Aug rived—-Stear o of the show n ing uneasin In Al twentydseven | with the other forelgners during _the| NEW YORK. R St [ Henmonn for Advane § Herefords entored fo Probable Course of Other Powers. war ships bave assembled at Shanghai and | progress of the slege, has been leved L SalledKognaen TN } vlection by the legislature, but | apprehend CHICAGO, Aug 1) i be as many, 1f The course of France and Great Britain | W Sung, the crews numbering 7,000 men. | by the Japanese and British. The defonse Southamat at no cand hailing from Douglas | today: ~ Combir in the show has not been made known here, but there | The Germam goverament's reply to Li|cf this church was most herofe. The com Arrived - Am: ounty recognition 1 4 SO {8 thought to be no doubt that these goy- | 1UnE Chang's peace negotiations and peaco | bined forces are now posting sentries ir Balled—Maasdar hand legs he has ¢ American Short ernments will decline to treat with China | PFOPOSILon is “that owing to the lack of | the palace buildings to prevent looting| ' ¢ hiel's—Pussed—Ems Genoa; | ing of Lis own county o ) Two officars of at this time. Kach government, however, [#0Y Properly accredited authority on the | and destruction ples and- Gibraltar,' for Fork YRR T 5 % wald egkn are e s i € Leonard <o Chinese side,” the goveroment of Germuny [ The whereabouts of the dowager em-| ,Fr¥moith York, tar Cherbnire and Ll — - e In prices are th erill of Hpr arrived todey te (Continued on Fifth Page.) annot enter lato megotiations, press i wot known to the allies, burg. g L] P (Continued on Third Page.) increased export i make orellminary arrangemen irday a8 an accomplice before the murder of William Goebel ans would equivalent to an