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Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
DulIness inOil

PTTsBURG, July 27.-E'or the first time in
the history of the Pittsburg petroleum OK
change two days passed without a sale. Yes
terday was even worse than Friday, so far as
dealings in oil were concerned. One broker,
in giving his reason, said: STANDARD is in
this market and Is controlling it, and there
will be little or nothing done till Lima oil is
listed. Standard owns all the Lima oil and it
is understood in having an active market
when Lima is listed. To do this Standard is
now trying to depress the present market for
Pennsylvania oil in order to stimulate trade
in OHIO oil and will eXcite interest in it.n
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Beaten to Death by a Lunatic.

WoLcoTrvILLE, N. Y.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. Yesterday afternoon a lunatic
named Yago beat Poormaster Schultz so
severely with an sxe that Schultz died in
the evening. Yago had been in the asylum
two or three years, but was recently per-
mitted to return home, apparently restored
to reason. He soon, however, became so vio-
lent that Schultz, accompanied by consta-
bic, went to Yagos house to take him and
return him to the asylum, when he attacked
Schultz as above stated. Yago then fled to
the woods and up to this evening had not
been CAPTURED
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
n Correction.

CULBERrsoN, Neb., July 96.-To the Editor
of The BEE: In the proceedings of the repub-
ican state convention as reported in several
of the daily papers, Mr.. Ballard is charged
with introducing a resolution committing the
republican party to prohibition. Allow me
to correct the mistake. 1t was myself who
introduced that resolution. Mr. Ballard was
opposed to committing the party to the
amendment. | write this in Justice to Mr.
Ballard as the story might be used to the
gentleman's detrment poti tally. 1t was
the mistake Of the secretary, who enormously
marked the resolution Ballard" instead of
Bryant" The reporters were not in fault.
WIIuIrR ~ PRy>N
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
The Argentine Rcpublic Rcvolt.

LoNDoN, July 2T.-A dispatch to the Times
. from BucuOs Ayrcs regarding Yesterdays
revolt says the first steps at overthrowing
the government was taken by the artillery,
joined by some civilians. Part of the in
fantry afterwards joined them and the firing
soon became heavy In the afternoon the
revolutionary government issued n decree
ordering the mobilization Of the national
guard. Late in the afternoon attacks were
made by government troops on the citzcns'
battalions, but the troops were rcpulscd.
Many policemen artillerymen and citizens
are dead. The minister of war is reported
Killed. (Herc the cable dispatch to the
Times was abruptly shut off.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Montgomery County Demoornts.

RED OAK, Ia, July 27.-[Special to THE
BEE AT the democratic county convention
yesterday delegates to the state, con ngressional
and judicial conventions were chosen as fol-
lows; State, Justus Clark, d. }. Ackeron,
Edward Hayes, r, B. Hall, A. N White j.
p. Davis, G. w. Buchanan. Congressional,
G; Dennis j. |. Brody, j. M. ReticlSer, Lara
Kinney, 7, j. Mccormick, Vaughn Davis, $.
M. Smith, Judicial, @. f. Richards, w. w.
Merritt, James Seaman, j.. r. Austrim, w.
A. F'ocht, Philip Moore, william Beddck
After the convention the new county central
committee organized, electing G.. Dennis
chairman. 1t twas decided to hold the con-
ventiOn for the nomination of county ticket
on September 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Rev. BurtzeIrs Farewell.

NEW York, July 27,-Rev. DR. Burtzell,
pastor of the Roman Catholic church Of Epi-
phany, who has Eeen removed by the college
of the prOgranda of Rome on account OF his
differences with Archbishop COrrigan, took
farewell of his congregation at mass this
morning. He said that he never did aught,
which he knew to be wrong. NO doubt |
erred sometimes, but never knowingly, will
keep in the same path and try TO do my duty
as priest and Catholic, and trust YOU will
pray for me-" During his remarks every
woman in the church sobbed, and the men,
too were yiSibly affected
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 27.--TSpecial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. "A special from Gaines
vile, Tex, tonight says: News reached here
today of the sensational killing of jeff Logue,
the Commanche outlaw, at Anadarke, |. T.,
by Deputy Marshal Hick Thomas, who went
with federal warrant for Logucs arrest
which was returned. AS Logue fell Thomas
went up to him, supposing that he was dead
AS he stopped over the prostrate form
the Iudian raised his pistol and
shot Thomas in the left arm, breaking it.
He called out as he shot: "I'll learn YOU how
to come to a gentleman to shake hands, AS
he said the last word he toppled backward
dead. The des peradO is an old timer and was
one of the most desperate outlaws in the
nation
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Shot from Ambush.

JACKSON, Miss July27 Especial Telegram
TO The BEE. DIR, ]. H. Cook, brother of r.
NJ, d. Cook, who was assassinated in Jasper
county last Thursday, was here today con-
sulting with republicans as to the best
course to pursue to bring the per-
petrators TO Justice He had an idea that
there was some way in which the
case could be gotten into the federal court for
trial, but was told that this was impossible.
He called on Governor Stone, who promptly
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Stringing Guard Wires.

The telephone company has commenced
the work of stringing guard wires over the
electric motor wire to prevent any damage
from the wires OF the two systems coming IN
contact. The guard wires are stretched over
both the trolley and cross wires of the motor
company and form duplicate system about
two feet above them. The crossing of the
wines, which has heretofore been unavoid-
able, has proven very expensive, as it usually
means several burned out telephones, and it
is believed that this precaution will effect
ually put "a stop to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
A APIackniaiIer Killed.

FRESNO, Gala, July 2T.-John ID. Fiske, a
lawyer and opera house manager, was shot
and killed on the street last night by Joseph
T. Stillman, an inventor. Stllman claims
F'iske had been trying TO blackmail him into
giving up u half interest in some of his inyen-
tions and had threatened il Stillman didn't do
IL 10 tell the inventors wife of his intimacy
with another woman. Stillman SAID he had
been made desperate by the threat.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 27-From early
morn till night thousands of teams have
surrounded the scene of the cyclyne and 4 200
people wero present. More than $4,000 has
been subscribed to the relief fund.
Collections Were taken up in all the
churches and a mass meeting has been called
for Monday evening. All the patients in the
hospital and orphan asylum are doing well.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Steam Railroads Protective Union

Boston, July g1.-Delegates from los rail-
road centers in this country and Canada at
tended the meeting of the grand council of
the Steam Railroads Protective union today
The necessity for an automatic draw for
guard rail and higher elevation of bridges
was forcIbly presented by many delegates
The question of reduced hours of labor for
trainmen and switchmen and more wages was
discussed, but nothing definite was done
The several standing committees and the
president We're nstructedto secure the enact
ment of legislative measures in the interests
of railroad employees.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Dogs In New York .

Poundkeeper Finn of New York esti
mates the dog population Of that city al
from 2b,O0O TO 10000. During tho last
year the dog catchers caught 7 ,i6s dogs,
300 of which were redeemed by theil
owners paying 50 fine, the remainder be
ing asphyxiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

New YoRE, July 2L-Tho French steamer
La Bourgagne, which arrived here from
Hayrc yesterday, had the latter portion of
hervoyagc interesting by tho discovery
of case of smallpox on board, one of the
cabin stewards. When the Bourgogno ar
rived at quarantine he was removed to the
pest hospital A health officer vaccinated all
the passengers who sat a the table at which
the sick man waited aud all the stewards
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

told him that he would offer the highest
reward he couldunder the law--S5O0.
DR.. Cook says that his brother was killed
abont 2 o'clock Tuesday, two miles from
sins were concealed in the schoohouse
and fired at him as he rode by, killing him
instantly. The evidence shows that possibly
six shots were fired from shotguEs. The
guns were stuck partly through crack in
powder burns
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
The Princess Has n Relapse.

BEBLN, July 27.-[Special Cablegram to
The BEE. The crown princess of Greece,
who recently gave birth to a son, has had a
relapse Prof. Olshausen, well known
Berlin gynccologist, was summoned by tele
graph today and Immediately started for
Athens
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Germans i'm Convention,

KANSAS Cry, Mo, July 27-The annual
convention of the National Union of Low
German societies met here today. Delegates
are present from Chicago st. Louis, Denver
Omaha and from most of the principal cities
in Iowa and Indiana. The day was spent at
Welrus grove, where old Netherland games
were played and older characteristic features
introduced,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Object of the Kaiser's Trip.

BERLIN, July 27.-[Special Cabegram to
The BEE. 1.-The North German Gazette says
The journey of Emperor William to Russia
has given rise to baseless rumors, Nothing
more is expected from his meeting with the
car than that a friendly interchange of ideas
may do away with existing difficulties and
secure peaceable relations between Germany
and Russia
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
About a, NJ. Kem.

Broken Bow, Neb,, July 25.-To the Ed
itor of THR BEE: Since O. NJ KEN was
nominated for congress by the Columbus
convention, your reporter has been making
inquiries 10 ascertain the feeling OF members
Of the different parties here relative to his
candidacy. Republicans are naturally OPP
posed To KEN from the fact that he has
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Ferdinand to Re Declared King,

LONDON, July 27.-TSpecial Cablegram to
THE BEE. IA dispatch from Vienna to the
Daily News says that M. Stambuloff, the
Bulgarian prime minister will assemble the
colonels of all the Bulgarian regiments and
the deputies of the leading towns at Sofia on
Augusta 3, when Bulgaria will be proclaimed
Independent and Prince Ferdinand be de-
clared king
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
BATK CLEARING 8.
Financial Transa ctions of tho Coun-
try for the Last Week.

BosToN, July 91.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. The following table, compiled
from dispatches from the clearing houses
of the cities named, shows the gross OK
changes for last week, with rates per cels
of increase or decrease, as against the
amounts for the colresponding weok in 1ss9
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Gone to Meet the Emperor.

BERLIN, July @.-[Special Cabegram to
THE BEE. l-ChancellOr Won Caprivi has left
Berlin to meet Emperor william at Wilhelm
shaven, lie will accompany the emperor to
England. Princess Bismarck has gone to
Hamburg to take the waters. She will remain
there several weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
SCOopcd In Jack Potts.

The police raked in jack pot last evening
at eastJack Potts, which was the name of
an individual who was run in as suspicious
character. Jack Gillian and Marsh Lewis
were arrested on the same charge. Lewis
was trying to dispose of two watches on Six
teenth street The SuppOsition is that the
property was stolen.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

from school work to his farm and will make n
hard race for the office The delegates to the
state and senatorial conventions are in
struCtcd.
T-XING, Nc6., July 10 Specfal Telegram 10
THE BEE. Late last night the alliance and
Independent county convention nominated
Samuel Fulton for representative and f. B.
Beall for county attorney. j. Levcrson
heads the delegation TO the state convention
S. i. Roberts the congressional and I. f..
Graham the senatorial The convention de-
ciarcd against the prohibition amendment
AtBroy, Neb., July 21-TSpecial Tele-
gram TO THE BEE The independent peo-
plc's county cony cntion met here yesterday.
The following men We're put in nomination
for county officers: County commissioner,
h. Hall representative, w. A. McCutcheon I;
county attorney, NJ w. McGars.
geneva, Ncb., July 2T.-ISpecial Telegram
TO THE BEE. The democrats met in this city
yesterday aud after counting noses found
they were 50 few that they would not try to
have "a county convention, but managed to
name state delegates.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Three MORALLY Wounded.

New ORLEANS, July 27.-At Milneburg this
evening row occurred between number of
men from this city, in which Jack Hayes,
Tom Larnegan and John Larnegan Were
mortally wounded, The cause of tine trouble
is not known ''
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
A Murderer surrenders.

ST.. PAUL, July q, Charles Price surren-
dered to the police tonight stating that he
had quarreed with John McAllister this
evening over money matters and drove the
point of a coal pick into Nc Allister's brain.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
a MisCnnSin Murder.

MILWAUKEE, July 27.-At Lynn, Clark
county, last night A. l.. Owen, proprietor OF
saw mill, was killed by Joseph McCann, a
railroad labOrcr, with whom he had trouble.
MCCann escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
lnterfercd with the Officers.

Walter Hayden and James Bingaman, both
colored, are in trouble The police raidcd a
colored dive Saturday night and took in two
dusky maidens for whom Hayden and Binga
man entertained warm feelings. They threat
eued to stab the officers and otherwise inter
fclcd, so that now they have cases of their
pr.nOn hand
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Bavaria's Prince Regent Injured.

MUNIcH, July 27.-While the prince regent
was out driving in the suburbs today his
carriage collided with tram car and the
prince was thrown out and badly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
NativrsDying from Famine.

LONDON July 27,-A dispatch from Suakiu
says the recent hurricane demolished the
water conductor, causing IA great scarcity Of
water. Many natives are dying from famine
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

tcrson, wore overcome by gas while repairing
an sold well and both were brought TO tn
surface dead. Duncanson was wealthy
Scotchman, recently from the old country,
and was going into farming extensively.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
An Inoorrigible Youth.

John Grayson was arrested yesterday on
complaint of his father, and Judge Helsley
will be asked this morning to hold him TO the
district court as an incorrigible boy
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
A Biz Caye-In,

WILEEsBARRE, Pa, July 21-Colliery No.
IA, Pennsylvania coal company, was the
scene of an extensive cavein today, 800
acres being affected. Not much damage was
done above ground.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Constantinopls's New Police Director

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, July T.-[Special Cable
gram to The BEE. l-Kiamil Bcy, director of
police, has been dismissed. He is succeeded
by Nazim Bey, the governor of CONSTANT
nOple.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
PERSONAL Pa RA AGRA PKS.

Judge II. Wade Gillis of Tekamah Is in the
city.
Mr. G. Grosvenor of Tekamah is in the
city.
Nat Brown, proprietor of the Merchants,
returned yesterday from an extended eastern
trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
ESQ ned From the Poor Farm.

Gottlich Frederick an insane patient at the
county poor farm, made one of his periodical
escapes yesterday and came TO this city. He
was recaptured by the police and will be sent
back this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
Oyercnne bYeGas.

WNSIPEG, Man, July 2.-At Rossburn
yesterday two farmers, DuncansOn and Pat
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28

'Not included in totals No clearing house at this
time last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-28
THEY FEAR THE EVIL EFFECTS.

1t was not known by the public until today
that the National rifles, the crack militia
company of the capital, desired to make trip
to Europe this summer as an organization,
but were refused passports ON account of OBJ
jections from the governments of Great Brit
ain and Germany. Application was made
through the state department, but Great
Britain feared 1T would excite Ireland to rev
olution, while Germany did not want her ter
ritory invaded by any armed body France
had no objection.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12
Ehr!e Enters the Lists.

10 tie E0ior Of Tie Ne,cs oud
Courier: | beg that you will allow
me the use of your columns to say
to those of my friends and follow
citizens in different parts of the
State who have earnestly requested
me by letters and petitions to come
out as q candidate for the Gubcrna-
torial nomination of our party, that
| have determined, after mature
dclibcmtion and careful study of the
questions nov agitating our people,
TO accede to their wishes.
| will be present at the opening
meeting of the campaign in Green.
vile next Tuesday, June 10, where
will declare the motives and consid
crations which prompt mo TO enter
upon the canvass. NJ J efforts in the
coming campaign will be directed
toward maintaining the integrity of
the Democratic party at all hazards,
and the propagation of those views
on economic aud political questions
that arc based on intelligent scnti-
mcnt without regard to any class or
faction.
If defeated | shall accept tho re-
suit without bitterness, feeling that
| have performed a duty | owe to
my people rs a citizen. who has been
honorcd and trusted by them in the
past. JOS. III. EARLE.
SUMTER, June 4, 1890.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12

The only tllipy that is worrying
Mr.. Tillmap, he says, is the labor
of the canvass, hut 5ho intonds going
around tho Stat, with the crowd as as
long as he can wag. u
so yoa intend to answer Col.
Buffers open letter in defence of his
management Of the affairs o. the
Board of Agriculture 2''
81 will reply to that in Greenyille,"
responded iefarmor who says he has
encouraging rcports from ali parts of
the State L ,,on his chances for his clec-
ton. stWhy," says Mr.. Tillman, "if
they will give mo u free vote and a
fair count | will scare tho ringsters
in Charleston. They arc already
scared, but mean think / viii
clean them up, and believe / will do
it anyhow"
This ended the colloquy and,
after securing copies of the Ne,os
a'.0 Courier containing Gen. Earlc's
letter of announcement as candi-
date for Governor and the commune
cation contributed by Mr.. II. j.
Moore defending the Board Of Agri-
culture, Mr.. TiIman subscribed to
the daily edition of the Nescs and
Courier during the campaign, and
then left for his dairy on the otlcr
side of the river. j. H..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12

The Highlands star says: Misses
Hampton, sisters Of U. S. Senator
Wade Hampton, of Columbia, S. c.,
who have a delightful summer home
in Cashiers Valley, have built a
model church there that cost $4,000.
It's dimensions are 30 X GO feet. The
stained glass gothic windows cost
over 5000, and the interior of the
building is correspondingly finished
in artistic style. 1t is Episcopal in
denomination. In connection with
the church, the Misses Hampton are
now erecting a good sized school
house near by, and will furnish a
good teacher to conduct it when
opened. 1t is thought that about
60 or 70 pupils will attend. This
philanthroric work should meet
with the hearty cooperation of the
people, to whom these religious and
educational advantages are offered.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12
Mr.. Bacon for Comptroller General.

SrARrANBuHG, S. G. To the
Editor Of the Grccnvillc DaUy Ne,cs
The people of Spartanburg Couaty,
whom ] have served for the last
four years as their County Auditor,
have brought me forward for the
office of Comptroller General Also
friends in the county of Charleston,
and other counties, have urged me
to allow my name 70 be used in con
ncction with this office. TO these
friends of mine, who have taken
such an interest in my humble for
tunes, can only say that they have
my sincere and heartfelt thanks.
Should | be fortunate enough to re.
'ccive the nomination for this high
and responsible Office, | promise the
people of the State to cndcavor to
discharge the duties incumbent upon
me to the best of my ability and
will strive to meet their appreciation,
as have met the approval of the
people of my county, whom l have
served rs Auditor The duties of
my Office demand my attention, at
this time, as | am making up the
tax books, and the abstract Of real
and personal property Of this county
must be in the Comptrolcr's Office in
the time allowed by law, so that it
will be impossible for me tomccL the
people at the appointments made by
the State Democratic Executive
Committee, This | regret, but duty
calls me to be at my post.
EDMUND BACON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-12
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