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Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Tried to swindle russell Harrison.

NEW YoRK, August 9,-An attempt to
swindle Russell B. Harrison, son of the pres
ident, by means Of the "reen goods' game,
made about six weeks ago, resulted today in
the arrest Of three men, who gave their names
as Charles Morton, Joseph Barnard and
James j. DAILY They are locked up in de-
fault OF s2,5oO bail each. These men had
been sending circulars 10 all parts of the
country and their arrest was brought about
by circular sent TO Russell Harrison, who
placed it in the hands of Chief Postoffico In
sDcCtOr Rath bone
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
The Strike in Wales No, Ended.

LONDON, August Especial Cablegram to
The BEE. The report that the strike of
railway employees in Wales had ended was
erroneous, The men refused to accept the
terms agreed upon by their delegates and the
railway directors and the strike is still on.
The sailors union has notified Cardiff shin
owners that it will prevent Cardiff ships
from getting men from any port in the
United Kingdom.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
An Outbreak Feared.

WAsnINGToN, August 9,-The secretary Of
the interior has received a telegram from
Indian Agent Bennett, at Muscogee, !. T.,
saying the ChicSasaw situation Is serious
and there Is great danger Of an outbreak on
the 18th inst, the day of election on account
Of the disfranchisement of squawmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Chauncey Depew HAMBURG.

LoNDoN, August Especial o, Cablegram TO
The BfR,l-Chauncey NJ. Depew, president
OF the New York Central & Hudson River
railroad is now staying at Hamburg Efforts
are being made to secure an interview with
strike on his railroad,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
A Rather Bold Assertion.

CHICAGO, August AT o'clock this
evening the following was received
by the Associated press from o. w.
Ruggles, general passenger agent of the
Michigan Central: 'Am advised by the New
York Central that their passenger train serv-
Ice viii be completely resumed tomorrow
morning. No further trouble or delay is an
ticiDated ~
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
An American Lady Dies i'm Paris

ItUPUIWHI INV On JdDiCs Gordon Bcnuetf1
PARIS, August9,- New York n erald Cable
Especial to Tng BEE. The colony of we'll
known Americans in Paris regretted very
much to hear Of the death of Mrs. A. :
Knox, a prominent American resident here
at Roe Marbeuf for many years, and an
influential member of DIR. Morgan's church
Mrs Knox had suffered painful illness for
months past originating with gastritis to
which she succumbed YESTERDAY
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Poisoned by a Rival.

PirTsBuRG, Pa, August 9,-Mrs. Schmidt
aud daughter and -four boarders, all Polish
Hebrews, are seriously i'll from drinking
coffee in which poison was placed. Mrs
Lew, who keeps an opposition second hand
store, was seen crawling from window in
Schmidts house last night and is suspected
reCOXer "
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
New Schedule Issued.

kansas CRY, Mo-, August "A special
from Topeka, Kan, says the state railroad
commissioners this morning issued new
schedule OF rates to go into effect September
i, by which there is a reduction of 33I& per
cent OH grain and 10 per cent on merchandise.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
A Collision MT Sea.

LONDON, August Especial Cablegram to
TIE BEE. During the fog yesterday COLI
sion occurred between the British steamer
Samaria, from Liverpool for Boston, and the
British bark Dakota, from San Francisco via
Queenstown. The bark struck the steamer
in the port bow, damaging the latter's bull
warks and carry ing away her own head gear
The Samantha proceeded on her way
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
At Utica.

UTICA, N. Y, August o. Every Knight of
Labor working on the Central Hudson rail
road in this city and in the towns east and
west for fifty miles has quit work. One or
two passenger trains have been run, but no
freghts have gone through here since last
night The railroad authorities have many
applications from men desiring work and 1t
Is thought the places of the strikers can be
filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
The Weather Forecast.

For Omaha and Vicinity - Showers,
warmer
For Nebraska-Light local showers; south.
easterly winus; slightly warmer; stationary
temperature in southwestern portion.
For Iowa-Fair, except local showers in ex-
treme western portion; slightly warmer, ex.
cept in southern portion; stationary tempera.
ture northerly winds, becoming variable.
For South Dakotp-Fair; warmer: winds
shifting to southeasterly
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
In Honor of the McdlcnI Conaress.

BERLIN, August t9.-lSpeclal Cablegram 70
The BEE. .l-Chancelor Won Caprivi and
several other ministers attended an open air
concert given at the new palace in honor Of
the medical congress- The music was fur
nished by the bands Of the guards and the
hussars. Prince Leopold cOnversed with the
guests: collation. was served in the hall Of
the Dalace
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Twenty Nihiiists Arrested.

BEkNE, August o. Especial Cablegram to
Tue BEE THE police having received in.
formation that nihihsts Were holding meet.
lEgs in house situated at the foot Of Nount
Blanc, made raid on the place and arrested
twenty nihilists. W.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Needed Rain in Kansas,

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August 9.--The eastern
part OF Kansas got light rain last night and
today. Late corn and oats and pasturage ara
reyiving considerably with the moisture and
the outlook is more favorable
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Waterspouts I'm Uohem,a.

vienna, August 9-[Special Cablegram to
rHE BEEl-The western and central por-
tons Of Bohemia have been visited by severe
storms and waterspouts. The damage is
great crops in those sections being ruined.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Salisbury Apologies to France

LONDON, August Especial Cablegram 10
The BEE,l-ln course of the negotiations with
France in reference TO Zanzibar Lord Sails
bury apologi2cd TO France for his overlooking
tue existence OF the treaty of 1862 in conclud-
ing the AnglO.G German agreement
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
At Troy.

Troy, N. Y, August 9.-All gatemen
switchmen and trackmen except one to the
number of forty, employed by the Troy Union
railroad struck this evening in response to
orders from headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Returning to Work at Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, N, Y, August 9.-The men
who went out here last night all returned to
work this morning except two Nine bag
gage handlers struck this morning. They
were informed that they could stay out and
would not be taken back
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
At Jersey CITY,

JERSEY CITY, August 9.-The knights of
Labor employed on the New Jersey Central
held secret meeting tonight. The men say
strike is ordered for Monday morning in
support OF the New York Central strikers
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
Acquitted Beonuse ofInsoui,y.

NAPLES August 9-lSpecial Cablegram to
Tue BEE, --Caporal who assaulted Premier
Crisp in this city some time ago, has been ac-
Quilted on the grounds Of insanity.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
DeIegoa Say Railway Indemnity.

RoME, August 9-ln compliance with tho
request Of the British, American aud Portu-
gese ministers here President Buchonnet has
appointed a commission Of three Swiss iurists
70 fix the amount OF the indemnity which
bay railway.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10
AT SYraCuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 9-The night
swit chmen and night tricks of brakemen out
of here struck tonight
Omaha daily bee., 1890-08-10

Breckenridge case the third or fourth one to
be called, but it is stated today by the chair.
man of the elections committee that IL the
democrats persist in their spirit Of obstruct.
ion merely for the sake of staying off the
Breckenridge case he will make use of the
right of his committee and call up the Breck-
enridge case out OF its regular order and un-
seat Mr. Breckenridge before anything else
is done, so that Mr.. Brockenudge's tenure In
the house will hereafter depend entirely on
the conduct of his nssociates
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LAKE SHORE
The Company Said -
solvent.
4 REcEWER IS Assxcp
Kxsrseraiaary Allssasss~s 1Enno -
sa ne rsrs - - c>nzu6. e
tiea Csapanys


SsoxAxE FAlIe, Feb i4-Tho ~
ers Of the Seattle. I.aks 6hoso = n1l
Railway Company applied eo6u0 r.
injunction against the delivery of NJ
Of the bonds and stock ot thot Co. = =
the Seattle q Eastern C0netxUootcn
rAny. for the appointments of arooo
the property Of both compAnfeo. - q 4
cree declaring the conssructton -
between the two companies = ~ n
lent and void. & Y
The complaint, which Il voRy 1oS
detailed history Of the ro1a1kono f1
the two corporations. and nakoo - oi
oi the construction contr~ue. au1 p
with great particularly cir0nS6
which are claimed Ia ~ conclusive
deace ot fraud. & &
IL declares the railway % u cnznr
IN the hands and under the onnipol r
construction company which usoat1n
not 10 forward the building u ~ II
but 10 absorb the property ond -
Of the railway company.
II also alleges that both oounrnn1D r.
insolvenk s :
Its also alleged that to euu6
company h stsii keeping h ~ -
and operating for il own pfofG -
kane division of the road. notwjtnoco
II was fully paid for ths cons<xuet1D6 G
more thaa year ago. '
Judge Blake. after consideRine - =
cations OF complainants. Granoo1 - -
straining order = prayed Tor. AA1 -
application for recsiver fos honrlnG -
Thursday.
Two weeks ago Burns q Choponnn II
tractors. made application IN - -
for the appointment of : recolvoR ~
Seattie 4 Eastern Construction c.
alleging its Insolvency.
Hearing was then set for rbbeuor
upon which date Il VA cuntinuo1 s.
March Ii q
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By his quick movements. saved himsesf
from haows Aimed e his face and hody. .arsd
usa ah;e - rsp his antaeOnist hard hefofo
tAe round closed.
Dempssy again doubssd Mccarthy over
in ~ twenV-sourtA by . sasaxs right
hand ba0w Just shove he stomach. but
when Mccarthy recovered he reached hack
81 Dempsey's neck With heavy right
swing.
Liftae q nothing was done in the twenty
NTH round, but In ~ twenty-sixth Demp-
fey went h In earnest b finish his man.
Three Or four terrific night ard left hand
ei0Ws on The Australians neck mA1s the
latter exceedinxiy eroegy. and then Demp-
sev hit him when and where - peeased-
Mccarthy staggered around The ring
ike drunken man. and though Dempsey
continued 70 rain blows on his neck he
ksps his fses ill then cnparSe3, In pity for
his victim. asksd him 70 give up. NcCAr-
thy refused. and - the round wxs about To
close Dempsey woald not punish him any
more. bat took him BY the arm and led
him 70 his corner amid cheers.
Mccarthy came forward in the twenty-
seventh just able 70 stand on his feet. A
blow in the face sent him TO the noor. He
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IMPORTANT ARREST.
Supposed Capture Of the White
Horse Driver.
"A NAN ~ THE NAME or SMITH,"
TAs ssspsstsa 2an Dsalss nas Ia~nt3sy
-ss0s - nis senssneaas
Hsuna Hnaecnrass.


ST. Loun. Feb. lS--Drtective Thomas,
o. Chicaeo- accompanied by two local de-
tectives. made m important asress last
night. which Vas kept very quiet until 10
day. The prisoner Is believed TO he one oi
the men badly wanted in connection with
the Cronin caSe. and Thomas has been adj
vised thar parties arrived tonight from
Chicago TO fully identity him.
The prisoner gave the name Of ]. b
Kelly. and admitted he was the man for
whom the Chicago authorities had been
hooking, but denied that be vas Smith.
to hare driven the buggy in which Crcnin
vas conveyed from his home. He further
denied completely In the murder.
Detective Thomas says his prisoner h
known In Ceicaso as ]. b. Kelly. but Is
supposed 10 Be the man known o. Smith.
II he proves TO be Smith the arrest h one
Of the most important made in that cele-
brated case. smith was the last person in
whose company the murdered physician
was seen alive by Cronin's friends.
When questioned by reporters this after
noon the prisoner WAS very s-ugsy." He
said he Was j. r. Kelly, Of Chicago, but
that be knew nothing of the Cronin case or
the parties interested in II. except Tom
Desmond, Of San Francisco. He never
bclenged to any Clan-na-(saei camp, and
was not an active Irish sympathixer.
He would not talk further except to say
be had been In ST. Louis about two weeks.
This statement, however, Is disproved by
the fact that detectives located him 1t the
Peoples hotel. where he registered the iirst
time on August % last and has been
there almost cor tinually since.
He Vas shahbiiy dressed and 10 the hotel
people pretended to be peidlcr Of books.
He paid for his lodging regularly but never
seemed to have much money.
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vitrisl Thrown In : Girl's Tacs .sad Her
Lever 9heG
ERr1. Pa. Feb. a. -no1idemta a tho
eo1osn seol1eu q the e1ey are great
" excited -ugvY cowardiy
attack made upon Miss Emma
Nischer. young lady Of prominence and
responsibility, last evening. She went 10
the door in response to summons and =
man, wearing mask, threw vitriol in her
face and ran away.
Dennis Mccarthy. her accepted lover.
started out to find the wretch. He sus-
pecsed certain fellows. and tracing them 10
an old building attempted TO enter. when
be was shot twice and painfully wounded
by the men, who then made their escape.
Miss Nischer's face IL terribly disngured.
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wAsHsssros CirY. Feb. is.-Representa-
dive Buchanan OF New Jersey, today intro
ducsd . hsIi 70 establish . memorial to
Christopher Coiumbus- TIE memorial Is
20 consist primarily Of works Of American
artists and sssisans. II is proposed TO
make an appropriation Of 100000 The
drs. year and $2..0.vo daring tso sue
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BRUTAL. MURDER
HKGEAL MIROEK.
Drunken Man Deliberately shoots His
ComrAic Dead.


ComrAic Dead.
SANTA RosA. Cal. Fen. Is -onc Of the
most hrntal and cewardly murders ever
committed in this county took place at
Windsor, little town eight miles north Of
this city. last evening. Richard Louison
and George Rruggy had been caronsing
around among saloons all day and both
became thoroughly drunk and quarrel
some. Braggy wanted 10 eight lonison.
but the latter kept out OF reach and went
into card-room.
Brnery waited in the main room Of The
saloon and when bis v.csim came out Of
the little room Bruggy grabbed him around
the neck, placed the maxxie of q revolver
back OF Lonison's ear aud with bis right
hand pulled the trigger. killing the nnior-
tunate man instantly.
Bruggy was brought TO the comfy jail
late last night When seen he refused TO
have anything TO say. He comes from San
Francisco.
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DAKOTA SUFFERERS,

An Omciai Appeal 90 be Made for Out
side Help
PIERRE, 3. D., FEB. is.--The House
passed a joint resolution admitting that
destitution exists in many parts Of the
state. The resolution declares that under
the state constitution the state and coun-
ties are powerless 10 render aid and al as
sixtance must come from outside sources.
The whole matter Is placed In the hands
Of Governor Miiiett who VII Issue an ap-
neal for aid. The action sd the Hoase is
regarded as . complete indoYssment Of
Governor Ms.iett's errand-
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Lospas, Feb. is.--The Council oi Liberal
Federation passed re*olasions eorSrasa-
iaging parnsll snd colleagues epon tic re-
suls og The reecas investasaliya. sfsd re-
erxstsng that All persons re rsnssbae for the
forgsrses xsre not eaiisJ - nresnrt BY the
commission and demanding that the ggy-
ernfnsnt affer rel elArnlson u PAgt.sll
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o.s1lEA.s nfyoncE.
He Faiis So Obtain judgment Against
the New York sHesasd.''

Loxpox. Feb fs--The divorce division
OF the high court OF justice has refused 20
gran; ihs application Of Captain o'Shea for
astaehnent against the sssr and London
edition of the Ses York Hssalf for ps;b-
fishing cersain comments relative e. tho
action for divorce brourht ~ U'Slsea
against bis wife. Ia which Parnsll Is nasness
correspondent
In the case of the Frcesysaa's Journal. OF
Dublin, against which y stmslar applacs-
ton was mssie, the court imposed iine Of
$500 and costs.
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.ESHELMAN, lLEWELLYN & Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
South side Cherry Street. between Front and Second
some of the Choicest Property all City
which we pleased show Intending Purchasers.
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PITTssrka. Feb fa-- Rev Father Ward.
chaplain OF Mercy hospital. today ad-
rninissered the last rites 20 Bishop u'con-
nor OF Omaha All hope Of the bishop 5
recovery has be~n abandoned. bus q con-
sulsasion .s prominent Philsd-.phia phy-
siciAns wsh Piftsburg practitioners viii be
hSsd tonigfs
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HBs Fathers Pssde-~Ihe rrssident Will
Pardon Him.

PANS, Feb is.-- Boucher. OFleanist msfu-
Der og the chamber Of depaties. has feceised
from Havana cable dispatch from tie
Comts de Psris. father ef The Uaks 81 Or
ieaas, In which be says: II ans psotd of
nay son and pleased wIth tsss sstsiads he
has taken, bat deeply concerned on account
OF his sentence
II lz reported that President Cafn0t has
deessIssl 10 pssdon the naks Of Ofseans and
sena him apder escort - the fFonsier.
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rHE OLDs CASE.
Verdict Of Guilty Of Murder In the First
Degree.

OtXbC&s
roRrLAxp, Feb. 1S-The jury in the
Sandy Oids case received the charge from
Judge siearns At :o5 p. m. today and ar
rived at verdict ~ 5 40. after taxing be-
tween thirty and forty ballots. On the irst
they stood only four for murder in the first
degree, the verdict finally agreed upon.
Olds' defense is the strongest made during
his three trials.
He said last night: "well II they vote
to hang me this time, have no kick COM
ing"
Motion for new trial win be argued in .
few days and appeal taken to the supreme
court
The verdict was not expected and bets
had been offered of 50 20 l against YER
dict OF guilty in the first degree. Olds' at
torneys are in consultation tonight and ex-
press themselves rs confident OF having ad-
equate grounds Tor = new trial.
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MEDIUMS ARRESTED.

Capture Of . Bogus Departed Spirit
Outnt.
CHICAGO. Feb. la-Three reporters and =
detective last night attended dark cabi-
met seance and managed TO unmask Mrs.
Carrie Sawyer. her husband. Frank Burke
and Kstsie Ranger. They played di-em-
bodied spirits. while Mrs. Sawyer played
male parts. Wigs. boards. etc, were cap
tured.
Burke was manager and magnetist
They were al arrested and locked mp
Mrs. sawyer was formerly weii-known
medium In San Francisco. She was doing
big business.
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FLED wIrH FUNDS.
Disappesranee Of Union Fseiae Ticket
Agent

PoKTIAsp, Feb is-Edwin H. Elliott.
who was appointed ticket excnanger for
the Union Pacific in place OF the late
Thomas sebastian. disappeared sunday
morning and has not been heard OF since.
he had IN his possession $50 in coin and
about $50 worth of tickets belonging 10 the
Union Pacific Company. He had been en-
paoyea in the ONCE OF the auditor OF the
company for some time and was considered
trustworthy.
II Is reported that woman with whom
be was intimate has gone 10 Victoria, and
il il supposed Eliots Is trying TO get there.
An effort is being made TO have him ar
rested
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rnE cRoxIN MYSTERY.


Witnesses.
CHICAGO. Feb ls.-The police deny that
the man. notifications OF whose arrest caused
such stir last night. IL ''Cooney the fox. !"
They decline to say who he il. but admit
he Is one Of the cronin conspirators. The
man il undoubtedly Smith. the friend Of
Dan Coughlin. who came from Hancock,
Mich. and Is believed to have driven the
white horse which took Cronin to his death.
The arrest was made in Little Rock. Ark.
Tonight the police admit heis J. B. Kelly,
the Chicago hook canvasser. otherwise
known as ]. B. Simontis alias ''Smith. He
consented to return without requisition,
and IL Is understood he viii make = full
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San FRAscisco. Feb. ls.--F Forecast for
Oregon and Washington Ii lscal rain and
snow with variable winds and slightly
cooler.
The temperature Is at New York e.. New
Orleans 81. ST Louis IS. Cincinnati 5t,
Chicago 80. Winnipeg - below.
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w.sfxsros Crrr. Feb. is-comnis-
sioner Grod. OF the general land otiice. has
rendered sn opinion In which he bosds
that Valentine scrip Il not aoeatasAe ufon
suy of the lands Of the sioux reservation
recently or<ned TO settlement
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FHAxxyuxT. KY. Feb Is layeAr-
old youth named Booth assaulted and
killed Rev. Micaaes whs<maa nca- Comp
ton yesterday Whisman once punished
Bocth when the latter vas schcoihoy.
and Bocsh never fargave the tancied
wrong
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SAN Francisco. Feb. 1s.--The schooner
Rosalind has gone ashors three miles north
OF Rogue river. and is . total loss She
was built at Port Blskeley In iss5. and was
mainly owned by the Thomas Walsh es-
tate. Captain l.. A. BaIlistsr was In COM
suaud
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WoBvRS. Mass. FeA IS-Th~ members
Of the Manufacturers Association have de-
etaed 20 close every leather factory repre-
sensed in The association tomosruw ami 10
keep them csoSrd snsess the men return -
work ~ the factory cs R>wgs a Coash This
means the enfcrcr1 fsilsnss~ 81 100 men.
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JACOBS IN JAIL.
An Appeal 10 BE Made 10 blaine N nis
Bshalf.

v1croRsA. b. O.. Feb. is--In default OF
the payment OF $iI6i found against him
last week In the supreme court Of British
Columbia. Captain Solomon Jacobs was
last Saturday committed 10 the provincial
jail in Victoria. where he is now prisoner.
This case Involves . question Of inter-
national law. Captain Jaeobs Is an Amer
ican cisisen and his American attorneys
have prepared . statement OF the facts Of
the case and forwarded them 10 Secretary
Blaine asking the interference Of the state
department on behalf Of Jacobs.
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NEw Yoxx. Feb. la The bereiit 10 Mrs.
James G. Blame. ig.. tosk pace this after
neon ~ RresdwSy shcas~r. II wail net the
Young lady $ssn she j. stisl in : seF;ams
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