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Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Senate.

WAsHINGTON, March lS.--In the senate to.
day Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on
finance, reported bill against trusts in re-
straint of production and it was placed on
the calendar.
Among the pension bills reported was one
giving pension of $50 per month to Mrs.
Stevens, daughter OF General Baker, who
was killed at the Battle of Balls Bluff.
Immediately after the mornlng business
the consideration of the urgent deficiency
bill was resumed. The bill, finally passed
after several amendments had been made,
including one authorizing tho use of 81, 600
for the relief of the Turtle Mountain band of
Indians at Devils Lake agency. s..
The Blair educational bill was then taken
up and Mr.. Hawley addressed the senate in
opposition to it. &Congress did not govern
so we'll that it should undertake
to do everything, said Mr.. Hawley.
There were not school houses
enough in the city of Washington, where
congress had exclusive jurisdiction. Half of
the children hsd to attend school in the fore
noon and half in the afternoon. Congress
had shown that it could not run the common
schools of the district. He found, too, that
congress was not q success in the manage
ment of the Indians, for he read every day
charges that government agents were rob
bing the Indians, and he had read recently
an eloquent protest from the chief of the
CherokeeS tnat they were DelnB crowded out
of their lands. He found congress was i'm
beetle, so far as the coast Gefenses of the
country were concerned. The government
had few castiron guns and no protection
against first or second class ironclads.
Three or four years ago there had been
nothing but the ruins of former brilliant
navy, some poor old broken down ragged
crippes of ships. Now the country was be-
ginning to have navy, but stih it was prac-
tically defenseless. He found the supreme
court loaded down with neglected business,
so there was practically denial of justice
all over the United States, and congress had
not been able or willing to reorganize and
relieve that court. In short, he found
everywhere proofs that congress was not
absolutely WISE. The bill was bad 1t aban-
doned the original theory of government and
launched tho government on an unbounded
sea of wild schemes.
MIR. Moody offered some amendments to
the bill, which he SAID would render it
fairer to South Dakota, and made brief
Mr. Chandler also argued IN favor of the
bill. The bill then went over till tomorrow.
The house amendments to tho Oklahoma
bill were non-concurred in and conference
ordered.
Among the senate bills for public build
ings passed were Sioux Falls s. D.,
$250, 1000; Deadwood, S. D., 5000, 600. Other
bills were passed as follows: The senate
bill authorizing the secretary of the interior
TO survey and mark the seventh standard
parallel between the states of North and
South Dakota. Adjourned. f,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
McAuIiTe and Garrett.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, March IS Special
to The BEE. Jack McAullffo and Jimmy
Carroll are both in fine fighting trim and
eager for the arrival of the momentous
night. Jack, if anything, is showing up bet
ter than Carroll, although he has reduced
his weight within notch OF that of his OPP
ponent. The betting is about even, although
McAulif's hackers are displaying the most
sand. The outcome is doubtful, but in any
event great battle is expected 1t comes
off Friday night. Carroll is out with chal-
lerge to Jim Carney, the English lightweight
champion, and declares 1t goes whether he
whips McAuliffe or not. He offers Carney
$500 for expenses to come here aud meet
HIM
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
A Meeting of the "GsntIemen."

CHICAGO. March 1s.-TSpecial Telegram
to THE Bee THE most extraordinary pains
were taken today to render secret the meet
ing of the presidents of the Interstate Com
merce Railway association. The meeting
was called by Chairman Walker for the
purpose of taking action on the withdrawal
of the Wisconsin Central from the associa-
ton. Only five representatives of roads
gathered to participate In the obsequies.
which from much recent practice were con-
Quoted with proper decorum. Absolutely
nothing was done except to take up and
place on file the resignation of the Wiscon-
sin Central A counting of noses of the
lines remaining in the association showed
the hoodoo number of thirteen instead of the
original twenty-five The remaining mem
bers are PATRIOTIC however, all saying they
will stick by the association until better
one can be formed.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Guttcnburg Races.

GUTrENnuRG, N. j., March Is. Special
Telegram to The BEE.l-Summary of to
days races:
Selling. seven-eighths of mile--Wonder-
ment won, bob G. second Esterbrook third
Time-l :43.
Selling, three -fourths of mIle-Harry
faustus won, Shakespeare second, Alva
third. Time--l :25ii.
Selling, tve-eighths of n mile -LomnX
won, Thad Rowe second, Dynamite third.
Time-3:lll4.
Selling, scven-eighths of mile Top Saw.
YER won, Meodrama second, Seatlck third.
Time--1:43
Selling, one and one-sixteenth miles-Wa-
hoo won Burnside second, Clay Stockton
third. Time 20I4.
Seven -eighths of mile-Johu Jay won,
Boutwell, second, bay Ridge third. Time
IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
InsuI,ed the Judge.

LEAvfywoRTH, KIN, March 1s.-lSpecial
to The fsEE, I-.,the case Aaof City Attorney
Dassler, charged, by Miss Tillis Tiedman
with bounding her about the streets for the
last month, was passed till Wednesday
morning. Quite a scene was created in the
police court Monday morning when Attorney
Baker, counsel for the defendant, accused
Police Judge Pierce with having been brow
beaten by tho police commissioners and with
having abandoned his original intention OF
not trying the case. Judge Pierce promptly
refused to recognize Mr.. Baker as an attor-
ney until he had apologized for the insult.
Mr. Baker rendered a partial but un-
satisfactory apology, which was not accepted.
MIR. Dassler tnen read an affidavit, sworn to
by himself, to the effect that Judge Pierce
was material witness in the case. This was
only filmsy subterfuge to get the Judge out
of the way and to throw the case into the
hands of judge whose decision is already
Drerared
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
"A HUNDRED THOUSAND STRONG
Remarkable Growth of the Farmers
IN in


Alliance in Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 1S-The Farm
crs' alliance in Kansas is growing 50 rapidly,
both in membership and in perfection of or
ganizatlOn, that il has become n decidedly
disturbing factor in politics, Nearly every
county IN the state is organized, and nearly
every farmer IN each county is member of
the organization. This thorough organiza-
ton has made the order exceptionally strong
IN local politics. Where their immediate IN
terestS are at stake, the alliances have gen
orally decided to support only those candi-
dates who coincide with their views and
adopt their principles. In state politics sim
liar action has been decided upon. 1T has
even been proposed to run u former candi-
date for governor in place of a, w. Smith OF
Mcpherson
The organization has already got its finger
in national politics. A resident Of Kansas
has addressed TO the Kansas senator's and
representative ut Washington letter in
forming them of Il belief 9moDg the farmers
that the depression of tho agricultural inter
ests is due TO vicious legislation and demand
ing that some attention be paid to their in
terests. 1t says the time is not tar distant
when Legislators will heed the voice of their
constituents who arc 100000 strong in
Kansas. Tho politicians are becoming
nervous.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
THEY DIDN'T MEAN TO.
Mississippi "Reguinuors" Go Free oI
Ttxir Golden Motive.

Mississippi "Reguiators" Go Free on
TtXir Golden Motive.
New ORLEANS, March 1S.-Ihe state SUI
preme court in the case of tho ST Landry
parish regulators decided in favor of tho de-
PENDANTS. The accused were convicted and
sentenced to various terms in the peniten-
tiary for entering the house of a Mr..
Duplechuo and shooting ut him with intent
to Kill. They appealed TO the supreme
court, alleging that they had no oth9r
Intention other than the dragging forcibly
from the house of Duplechiuo the woman
named rillie who was wrongfully inclined
and II disgrace TO the community in which
she resided. Duplechine had interfcrel and
one of the crowd fired shot to frghten
him, but which severely wounded hun.
They had no intention of doing him bodily
harm. The defendants allcge that they
belong TO "band of regulators"
or "Whltc Caps" and that it was in pursu-
ance of the principles of this organization
that the assault on the woman, Tillie, was
committed. The court quashed tho indict-
ment holding that criminal offense is not
complete without felonious intent
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Wnshinrton Nn,cs.

WASHINGTON, March s.--The appropria-
tious committee of the house today com.
pleted the fortifcation appropriation bill
and directed Mr.. Brewer to report 1t to the
house. Tho bill makes a total appropriation
of i.52l, ,61s being sS,9I1,330 less than the
estimate The bill carries an Appropriation
of s.. 000 for inquiry concerning tho facill-
ties offered for gun factories at the Rock
Island and Benicia arsenals.
The grand jury today reported au indict-
ment against Correspondent kincaid TO- the
murder of Tauibee.
Cullom today introduced a bill amending
section ~ of the interstate commerce act so
as TO provide that the commission shall have
power to inquire into the management OF the
business OF all common carriers and shall
keep Itself informed as to the methods III
which the same Is conducted. Upon request
the district attorney to whom 1t may apply
may commence, under the direction of the
attorney gonerai, all the necessary proceed
iugs for the enforcement of this provision OF
the law
In the house today Norton offered for ref
erence resolution feciting that 1t is re-
ported that the postmaster general has been
employing pos;office inspectors aud specla
agents investigating the claims of republic
an applicants for appointment as postlnas-
ters aud paying for sIch services out OF
public funds, contrary to law, and calling
on the postmaster general for statement.
GesU of Illinois introduced bill IN the
house today granting bounty of $50 to all
soldiers and sailors of the late war who
served in the volunteer service not less than
ninety days and were honorably discharged.
In the house today Stone of Missouri in
troduced for reference n bill to abolish the
Utah commission and TO devolYe its duties
upon board consisting of the governor, ter
ritorial secretary ana the presiden Of the
council of the legislative assembly.
At slimly aettnded conference of repub
lican senators. tonight n resolution was
passed for the appointment OF committee
of seven senators to formulate the order of
business 10 govern the senate in the near
future.
The report of Senator Hoar on the Mon
tana election contest was laid before the
conference and suggestions were made to it
by those present. the object being to have
the report meet the views of the republican
side of the chamber before its presentation
in the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
A Rid,cuIous Charge.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, March 1S.-lSpecial
Telegram to The BEE. AN old soldier
named Batson, VINO is irresponsible and
thought to be insane, has filed ridiculous
charge against Governor A j. Smith and
Postmaster Hallowell of the soldiers home,
of which Batson is an inmate, Batson
charges the governor and postmaster with
tampering with the mails. They were ar
rested by Deputy United States Marshal
Murphy and released on their recoguizance.
A letter was sent from the homo to the Kan
sas City Times by Batson, who signed the
name George Riland.n. The letter was re-
ferred to the local correspondent, and by
him sent to the homo authorities and pub.
lished in the Taps the little sheet published
at the home. This is all there is to the
matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
suburbanites win Have to Wait.

CHICAGO, March fS.-LSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE. I--The suburbanites will have to
wait a while before their fast trains are re-
stored. The ordinance passed by the city
council last nightiall lowing the railroads to
run passenger trains at high rate of speed
within the city limits, cannot be taken ad-
vantage of until the roads accept the ordln-
ance and construct fences with gates at
street intersections. The suburbanites
therefore are sthl downcast. Tho officials
of the most important suburban roads said
today that they should accept the ordinance
at once, but thatit9il take at least thirty
or forty days to eredt the necessary fences
and gates W
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
FROM The HAWKEYE STATE.
Drake University the Scene of a
Lively Rumpus.
EIGHT STUDENTS SUSPENDED
The Railroad Commission crs-A Man
Fatally Wounded Mt n Dance
House and senate
Proceedings.
Trouble at Drake University.

DEs MONIES Ia. March Especial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. Trouble between the
faculty and students Of Drake university at
this place has been brewing for some time.
IL eliminated today in the suspension of
eight students who tried to withdraw, but
the faculty would not let them go with an
honorable discharge. The trouble originated
in literary society called the Phllomathi.
The students one night had dance, con-
trary to rules. The faculty objected and an
attempt was MADE to furnish the society
with "a new set of bylaws. The students
protested and consulted lawyers, who
told them that the faculty couldn't
Interfere. since their society was regularly
Incorporated. The faculty were mad and one
student was forcibly elected from the pres
ence Of tue chancellor, and three who tried
TO leave were suspended today. Eight moro
asked FOR honorable dismissal, but the fac
ulty suspended them also. There is n great
deal OF excitement among the students, and
the friends OF the college are urging the fac
ulty to settle the difficulty in short order.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
The Railroad Commissioners.

DEs MONIES, Ia, March IS Special Tele-
gram TO THE BEE. The railroad commits =
soners some time ago decided in n case
from Webster City that a railroad doing
business other than railroad business must
treat all competition rs we'll as 1t treated
itself The Crooked Creek railway COM
pany, short distance out of that place. was
in the coal business and tried to control the
business aJ Webster City and local dealer
complained tnat it did not give him a fair
show in the matter of obtaining cars. The
commissioners insisted that it must. The
road refused and today the attorney general
began suit to compel it to do so.
Some weeks ago the railroad commission
ers ordered the attorney general to begin
suit against the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy for failure to obey their order to far
nish better passenger service to Mount Ayr.
Suit was begun in the district court OF this
county. and today the road applied to the
eoHrt asking that the suit be transferred to
the United States circuit court. The appli-
cation was granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
A Conferences IN Progress.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March is. Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. lowing to the action
of the Union Pacific in regard to Pacific
coast traffic the Northern Pacific officials
find it necessary to take steps for the protec-
ton of the Puget Sound business, and con
ference Is now in progress between the
Northern Pacific and the Canadian Pacific
for the adoption of measures that will be of
mutual benefit to them on the coast General
Traffic Agent Kerr ofthe Canadian Pacific
railroad is now at their western termtn US
looking into the situation and another official
of the Canadian road is in St Paul today.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

CHICAGO, March lS-Among the best
prices at the horse sale to-day We're the fol-
lowing: Sir Wilkes to NJ. c. MILAN
Brothers, Marshiicld Wis. s., 100; Christine,
to same, $1,000; Fearless to same, Sl,O25;
Count Robert to Twin Brothers stock farm,
Garfield, Ohio, 5000; Whiul, 20 j. 5.
CoXey, Massillon, Ohio, Sl,5O0; Templer, TO
@. II. Patton, Chicago. 81 ,S25; CoGnac. TO j.
w. Browning, indianapolis, Sl,d0O; Glitter,
10 ID. l.. Crounse, Omaha, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Now Orleans iiac,s.

New ORLEANS, La, March 1s.-fSpecia
Telegram to TIE BEE. Summary of to-
days races.
Five and q half furlongs-C won,
Pritchett second, Hurdeo third Time
1:l04.
FIvo-eighths of mile -Crspino won. Sem
aphore second. Revival third Timc-l 031I
One half mile-Harkrite won, Porter f.
second, Van Rensselaer, third. Time 81
Seven -eighths of n mile-Ormie won, Vice
Regent second, Marchburn third. Time
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
A New Town In Prospect.

PoNcA, Nep., March 1s.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE, 1.-THE latest railroad
rumor in these parts is to the effect that the
Ogden Short Line win locate new town at
point in this county, fourteen miles south
of Ponca. Martin Lockwood, a citizen of
Martnsburg, offers the company twenty
six acres OF valuable'land to be used as q
town site. The only thing that prevents
tho acceptance of the offer is the size OF the
grant, the compaaydesiring that it be made
larger.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
MINERS WILL WIN.
The Masters Forced To Accede to the
Demands of tho Men.

DtuhnuH Ot tHc ueUs
LONDON, M1rchfS.-rhe cotton mills at
Accriugton, Blacaburnbury and Bolton are
stopping work because the strike of miners
has caused scireity Of coal, The London
* Sou thwesternd railway company is
also suffering from scarcity OF coal.
II Is the general opinion that
the striking miners will succeed
in forcing the masters to concede to their
demands for an immediate advance of per
cent In their wages and a further advance OF
. per cent in theie wages July l. Many
more mine owners1in Nottinghemshire and
Lancashire have aeceded TO the terms OF the
miners. o.
LIyERPooL, March 1S.-The strike OF dock
laborers here is collapsing. New hands TO-
fill the places of the strikers are arriving in
Liverpool at IA rapid rate.
LONDON, March lS.--Ffteen thousand
miners in Lancashire and many in other dis
tricts have resumed work.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
indians Angry.

ST. LOUIS, March ia dispatch from
Tahlequah says the Cherokees are terribly
excited over the boomers invasion and the
blame for it is laid upon President Harr-
son, they claiming the invasion was
largely due to his proclamation eXpelling
the cattle men. 1t is said the full bloods are
holding secret meeting condemning the
republican party for its course in dealing
with the cattle men and 1t is believed a de-
mand will be made on tho government to
cover the injury done to the grazing land by
the boomers,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
MoHuph Atraid of ,IilIer

CINCINNATI, o., March Isl Special to TIE
BEE. Frank McHngh, the Cincinnati
feather weight who boasted of his anxiety
to meet Dixon,th Boston boy, or Kelley, the
Harlem Spider, or any of the other big little
ones, has entirely tlunked in his proposed
fight with Tommy Miller, the Omaha pugi.
list Miller is ready and anxious to meet
him in any kind of q fight for any sort of u
purse, but McHugh holds off on the chest
nutty plea that Miller has no reputation.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
lieutenant sohwntka's Downfall.

CHICAGO, March IS, Special Telegram TO
THE BEE. l--Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka
OF Arctic and Mexican exploration fame was
arrested last night on State street while
nnder the influence of liquor and booked for
disorderly conduct. After several hours
cooling of in a cell he was released, and this
morning Judge Bradwell imposed fine
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Fatal Accident at Leavenworth.

LEAvENwoRTM Kan, March lS.-TSpecal
Telegram to THE BEE, Harrison Block, n
colored coal minerywas run over by the
rapid transit at 10Oo'elock tonight aud fear
fully mangled, His right arm and right foot
were amputated, and the accident may re-
sult fatally.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Nuland Charged with Embeznlemont.

ST. Louis, Mo-, March 1S.-A Jefferson
City special states that the prosecuting at
torney of Cole county filed Information with
justice this morning charging ex-State
Treasurer Noand with embeZzling state
funds. Noland was present at the time and
gave himself up and was admitted 10 bail in
the SUN Of s., 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

gram to The BEE William Perry, a
young man twenty-five years old, son OF
prominent farmer living south Of this place,
was killed last night by his horse becoming
frightened Mt hole in a bridge and backing
the cart of the bridge and falling on the
young man. The horse was also killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Colonel Moonlight Reslrns.

LEAyENwoRTH, Kan, March ls.-lS Special
to rnE BEE. l-Colonel Thomas Moonlight.
ex-governor of Wyomiag has resigned his
position with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railroad at Kansas City aud gone into the in
surance business IN this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
The Preston Tragedy.

PRRsToS, Ia, March ls..-ISpecial Tele-
gram 10 TIE Be. Mrs. Nurve, who was
80 badly beaten at the time her husband was
murdered few days ago, has regalued con-
sciousness. She indicates that the murder
was committed by an adopted son named
Theodore Huffman. He has been arrested
and Is IN iait awaiting examination,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Iiit Om His IInrs.

PEAsTA, Ia, March 1S.-(Special Telegram
TO THE BEE. IA horrible case of mayhem
occurred at dance here last night. Three
brothers named Cox, and John Andrews, got
into fight. One of the brothers deliberately
bit off one of Andrews ears with knife.
He was also beaten into inscnsbility. 1t is
feared that he will die. The sheriff has
gone after the mutilator.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

ST.. AUGUSTINE. Fla, March IS Special
Telegram to The BEE. l-Score
Chicago. ........2 . 0 o 0 3 9 O-S
Brooklyn. ........l o 0 0 o.
Base hits-Chicago z, Brooklyn II. Bat
teries-Sullivau and Lauer Lawson and
Reynolds. Umpire-S. Benet.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

New York, March 1S-The passenger
committee of the Trunk lines today decided
TO put excursion tickets for the reunion of
the Grand Army at Boston next July on the
basis of a single fare in the Trunk line terri
tory,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
CIoplxno.ors, strtke orr

New YORK, March 1s-.The cloakmakers'
strike, which has been on for ten days, today
was declared off, aud the bosses in this city
have signed an agreement with their en-
plOyeS
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
burglars Make a Haul.

DIS MoINEs, Ia, March la-[Special
Telegram TO THE BEE. burglars last
night entered the meat shop OF John Knoern-
child and made big haul They blew open
the safe and took out q, 200 in notes, stocks
and other securities.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Resmmntion of the colo Gnmea.

Resumption of the Polo Games.
The polo league resumed its schedule last
evening at the Coliseum, there being two
games played of twenty minutes duration
eacn. There was good music in attendance
and fair crowd of spectators The first
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is In
tended especially for coughs, colds and
Group, ana As famous for its cures of
these diseases. % cent bottles for sale
by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
ExpIostou.,naC a CoIliery.

SHENANDOAH, Pa;iCMarch lS.-By the ex.
plosion of gas IN colhery No H. Lost Creek,
tonight, two miners were killed and another
badly injured
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Passenrer Accents In Mexico.

CIrY or MEXICO March 1s,-The Ameri-
can association Of general passenger agents
arrived tonight sndNsere received with
enthusiasm.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Ives Ont on Rail.

New YORK, March 1s,-Henry S. Ives
succeeded in getting bail this afternoon.
Henry Hamilton, livery man, furnished
the bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19
Bond on,rings.

WAsuINoroS, March lS-[special Tele-
gram to ThE BEE.l-Bonds offered today
were registered Is, $326, 200 at 81. %; coupon
IS, syOo at sLsS; registered As. sio,5OO at
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

contest was between the Morse and the
Wheel Club teams. the latter winning by Il
score of goals to 0. The second game was
played between tho Council Bluffs team and
the Rambldrs. The boys from across tho
river were as badly outclassod as had been
their predecessors, tho Morses, and they
were wholloped = to |.
The clubs now stand:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-19

The case OF the colored men, charged
with keeping gambling place, and
with gambling, was again continued to
today.