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Order for Hearing ON Claims.

NJ. HOGAN, Attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
ARLINGTON REPUBLICANS.
Hon. Jen smith OF Chicago Delivers
Rousing Address.

Hon. Jen smith oil Chicago Delivers
Rousing Address.
AR.INGToN, NeD., Oct 3-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. The republican club of
this city held rally here tonight. the
speaker of the evening, Hon. a. jeff Smith OF
Chicago, addressing the meeting on the
southern democrats and their methods OF
work, the force bill and It's effects on the
northern voters and the tariff and its bearing
on the farmers of America The effect OF
MIR. Smiths remarks on these questions and
the further eloquent address on the banking
system of good old democratic days and
the present time with the honest dollar
and republican government were especially
noticeable on the large mum bers of Intelligent
farmers who were present. His remarks for
the national republican Candidates called
forth rounds of applause. a vote of thanks
was rendered Mr.. Smith for his eloquent,
forcible and earnest remarks and to Mr. l..
l.. Lease, Mr.. George II. Jew cit and Mr. l..
A. Sipueider for securing so fine an enter
tainment for our people
The words of encouragement brought by
tho speaker from Illinois ana Iowa through
whcn states he has travelled causes Wash
ington county republicans much rejoicing.
MIR, Lease was chairman and Mr.. q. ii.
.ewett secretary. The meeting was at
tended by very large crowd.
Mr.. Smith earnestly advocated the election
of Hon. Lorenzo Crounse for governor,
showing the unfortunate stand taken by
other candidates in the field. The speaker
scored General Weaver ana his inconsistent
stand upon all questions of the day, es
pccialy that one of giving the farmers S5C
IN division of the treasury questlon-some-
thing for nothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

Champion of the independents Did Not
Meet Hainer at Fairbury.
FAIRBURY, Neb, Oct. 3.-TSpecial Tele.
gram to THE BEE. w. III. Dech failed to
meterializc today and tho Hainer-Dech joint
discussion was failure. Hainer was present
and large audience waited in the city for
Dech for forty-five minutes, when the COM
mittee of the two parties arrived and
arranged to have the time occupied by Hon.
Z. M. Correll of Hebron, republican can
didate for state senator, and Captain
w. IL. Ashby of Beatrice. Mr. HaIner was
introduced to the audience and expressed his
regret at Mr.. Dechs failure to be present
and the hope that they might yet meet at
this place before the campaign was over.
Mr. Correll opened the meeting with a speech
of three -fourths of an hour, concluding with
reference to the claims of the populists re-
garding the poverty of the county, citing the
valuation OF this ana Thaver counties, which
would amount TO over $50, 900, 900, the greater
part of which was owned by the farmers,
and paying an eloquent tribute TO the repub-
lican party for the consistency with which it
has maintained the peoples interests. Cap
tain Astby followed in one-hour speech
devoted principally to explaining why, the
old parties having outived their usefulness,
the only salvation Of the country is the new
order OF things as inaugurated by the peo
ples party. Carroll then closed the meet
ing with a half-hour's scorching Of the oppo-
sltion. Dech's friends claim TO be unable to
account for his absence
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
TO KNOCK OUT RECIPROCITY
Great Britain, Germany and Italy Combine
and Threaten San Domingo,
DEMAND THt TREATY BE ADVOCATED
They Claim That They Are Entitled to the
Most Favored Nation Treatment
Bribe Offered the President
A Curious Complication.

New YonK, Oot. "a curious story is cir
cuiated to the effect that Great Britain, Ger
many and Italy, jealous of the advantages
that Americans are reaplng from reciprocity
with San Domingo. had couspired to over
throw IT. The action of Great Britain and
Italy is not defined in the story, but it was
said Germany offered Ulysses Heurcux,
president OF San Domingo, an annual bribe
for life of $4,000 IL he would declare the
treaty abrogateG.
The consul from San Domingo here today
admitted that these countries had made a
demand on San Domingo, in which they
claim that under the clause of
former treaties they are entitled to
tho most favored nation treatment
This alarmed San Domingo. The attitude
OF Germany is especially dangerous as all
the san Domingo tobacco trade Is with Ham
burg. This was threatened with duty
which would be prohiDitory. If the demand
is acceded to all Dominican sugar would
have to be sent TO London, in which case the
United States would reimpose sugar duties.
Accordingly, the consul says, he was dis
patched to talk the matter over with Secre-
tary Foster. He added that Durham, the
American minister to Havti. and the Ger
man minister had both gone to San Domingo
and are there in consultation with the presi-
dent and both keeping their respective gov
ernmeuts informed of the progress of
negotiations. He expects satisfactory
solution of the difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
HUNDREDS TLsIT NEBR iSKi.
How the state Advertising Train is Being
Greeted in Illinois.

How the state Advertising Train is Being
Greeted in Illinois.
KEwANEE, Ill.,, Oct. Especial Telegram
to The BEE. l--Nebraskn on Wheels No.
Sundayed at Galesourg, leaving early this
morning northward bound. The route was
the same as that OF the exhibit train last
year. The towns visited were Oneida,
Galva and Kewanee. The interest man
ifested in the train was greater than year
ago, many farmers declaring, after seeing the
two exhibits of the two past years, they
were satisfied Nebraska was the coming
state. At Oneida, a village OF 1000 inhab-
itants, the stop was but for two hours.
Twelve hundred people passed through.
Local agents report that over 400 people have
emigrated to Nebraska from this community
IN the past years and probably
l25 would go this year, 80 great
were they impressed by the products
exhibited. AT Galva between 1900 and 1000
visited the train. AT this station
the agent reports selling $40 excursion tick
cts TO Nebraska IN the past year. Over one
half never returned. He has sold l75 tickets
thus far this year. AT Kewanee the tram
was open for visitors from 3 until D. m,
passing through at the rate OF 500 per hour.
Hundreds were turned away, unable to get
ia. This is the crownng day of the trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
TROOPS READY TO START
Citizens of Hitchcock County Much Excited
Over the Situation.
GENERAL VlFQUAlN ENRoUTs TO THE SCENE
He Insists That lie Is Prepared to Suppress
Any Lawlcssncss without Dinicuity
Where tue SheriTis
said to stand.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 3.-[Special Tele-
gram to TuE BEE, Private Secretary Nor
rissev received tho following dispatch from
Culbertson tonight:
"ruoMAsJ. MAJORS, Acting Governor; The
shoriff has taken sides with Trenton. The
citizens of Cubortsoa are protecting the
town. Send us some men at once"
The message was signed by G.. q. Fother-
gill, coroner W. w. Brown, r.. Banks, w.
d. Wlldmar, 5. Il. Solomon, A. ID, King, A.
l.. King b. Conway, 4. p. Fellows, Il.
Knowles, George q. Eisenbar G. w. Daniels,
f. l.. Garrett, II. Beam, w. u. Taylor, Me-
Reynolds and ID. Stevens.
the following replv was sent;
LINCOLN, Oct, B. D, mo, o. Fe athcrgll.
Coroner, Culbcrtson. Have telegraphcd
sheriff to summon posse and preserve order.
II he fails to discharge his duty us an officer.
wire me. Telesr rph exact situation, Has
there been any riot or Doodshed? Troops
cannot be ordered until civil authorities fail
to protect life or property. | have troops and
Gatling gun in readiness IL emergency do
mands Ans wer this promptly.
7. j. AIoRs, Acting Governor.
BY FRANK r. MoRRssEY, Private Secretary.
No reply mas been received to the last. Ad-
iutaut General Nifquarn has been out iu Fill
more county but kept himself Informed OF af
fairs. When he learned that the situation
was growing more serious he telegraphed
that he would 90 at once to Culbertson and
would be there in readiness to oreoclve orders.
All preparations have been completed by
General Vifquain for the immediate trans
portation of troops when the orders come
and he can have l2) meu beside Gatlilg
gun aud the men to serve IL On the scene
within six hours after the order to march is
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
IOWA's NATIONAL GUARD.
Lieutenant Sharp Reports to the War De-
partment on It's Condition.

Lieutenant Sharp Reports to the War De-
partment on It's Condition.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 3.-Lieutenant
A. G. Sharp, United States infantry, In a re-
port to the War department on the national
guard of Iowa, states that the discipline of
the summer camp was generally good, but
that there was much disorder-yelling, sing
ing and shouting after taps by the troops,
resulting, he thought, from a spirit of hilar-
ity and ignorance of regulations. Lieu
tenant Sharp found too much familiarity
existing between the officers aud the
men and a general disposition TO neglect sa-
luung. Little attention was paid to re-
veille. and some companies had no formation
at all and no reports were received by the
adjutant A saloon was in tull blast, the
lieutenant states, on the opposite bank of
the river from the camp, but he saw no
drunkenness among the msn and no very se-
rious breach of discipline OF order. Lieuten-
ant Sharp found much To commend in the
discipline ana particularly the rife practice
OF the militia, but the appearance of uniform
and equipment were only lair aud needed
imnr0Vamant
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
HEARD or the FUSS.


Iclegrams Conveying the News to the
Acting Governor.
LINCOLN. Neb., Oct s. Special Telegram to
THE BEE The following telegrams were
received at the executive off CO last evening
and this forenoon
CULDEnTsoN. Neb. Oct. 2.--Governor Boyd:
We are having county seat war. Shots were
exchanged this evening. Expect trouble to-
i1ht or tomorrow sheriff is poweriess. The
injunction OF the supreme court is deRed.
Send militia. II. DANNIs,
A. ID. KING,
b. CONWAY,
w. ID. WILLMAN.
CULBERTSON. Neb., Oct. 3.-m n county seat
war shots were exchanged 10! lay. More trou-
bic is anticipated. The sheriff is powerless.
Send militia.
O. A. FoTHERGILI. Coroner.
Governor Boyd Is absent from tho state.
His private secretary at once sent a message
to Lieutenant Governor Majors, requesting
him to come at once. Adiutant General Vif-
quain has notified Company q at Geneva,
Company ID at Lincoln aud Company A at
Kearney to be ready to march at once. ana il
Acting Governor Majors issues the necessary
orders the three companies will reach the
scene of the disturbance within six hours
Nothing can be done until Acting Governor
Majors arrives at the capital.
At2 30 this afternoon Private Secretary
Morrssey received q telegram from Acting
Governor Majors as follows
Every civil method should be exhausted be-
| fore resortng to militia Consult attorney
| general and issue such orders in my name as
| will meet the emergency. VIII be in Lincoln
at the earliest possible moment.
In accordance with the above instructions
| Private Secretary Morrissey telegraphed
! Sheriff Dannis at Culbertson as follows:
| Have you called for posse? If not, do so at
| once summon 30l If necessary and exhaust
| very possible means to preserve public
| order. Militia cannot be ordered until other
| means have failed. Telegraph officially exact
|
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
MAY GET THE GATLING.
Omaha Guards Expect to Be Ordered to tha
Scene.

Omaha Guards Expect to 30 Ordered to tha
Scene.
Lieutenant Colonel Mulford received
orders from Auiutant General Vitquain
yesterday afternoon to hold the Gatling sec
tion of the Omaha Guards in readiness to
proceed at moments notice to Cutbertson.
After receipt of the telegram word was
sent to Captain Bamford, commander of the
guards, and he hdrrled ut once to
the armory, where several OF tho
guardsmen were already at work clean
ing and oiling the beautiful piece of
mechanism, which fires !, 200 shots minute.
The boys turned to with a will and worked
hard for couple Of hours to put their equip
ments IN the best possible shape.
General Vfquain was on train enroute
from one of The far western counties
in the state, and was travelling
toward Culbertson fast as wheels
could turn. Captain Bamford was ordered
to provide himself with plenty of ammuni-
tion and Lieutenant Wilson went down 10
the gun stores to nut mortgage on all tho
Calling cartridges in town. Colonel Mulford
was also ordered to muster the GatlIng sec
tion into the state service before 1t left for
the scene of the trouble.
About O'clock last night telegram from
General Vlfquain at Exeter to the captain OF
the Guards ordered the command TO sleep
under their gun and be ready 10 leave imme
diately upon receipt of orders. A special
train will be provided for the Gatling sec
ion and the gun crew will consist of about
en- men.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
BOTH SIDES WE'RE FAIR.
Messrs. Whitehead and kem Entertain
Howard County Citizens.

Messrs. Whitehead and kcm Entertain
Howard County Citizens.
ST. PAUL, Mob, Oct. B. Special Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. To-day Messrs. White
head and KEN met. st. Paul and Howard
county were treated to one of the incest ana
fairest debates of the campaign. The inde-
pendents had advertised 1t as a gala day,
and did their best to get out IL crowd. The
opera house was divided so as to give both
parties an even and fair show. Tho tactics
used in other places were known here and
properly handled The thirty-six foot flag
of the Republican cluo hoated proudly all
day. Congressm Kem's speech received
rounds of applause.
Mr.. Whitehead wore no gloves and gave
the embarrassed young congressman one of
the worst doses of argument no ever had.
More republicans were present tGan inde-
pendents. Mat DouGherty, the chairman Of
The congressional committee for this district.
made many friends by his friendly way and
earnest words from the platform. The meet
ing was decidedly victory for the republi-
can candidates ana November will show
that Whlteheaa's argument will ba worth
more than Kem's excuses.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Large Crowds Attend the New York State
Conventions.

Large Crowds Attend the New York State
Convention.
New YoRK, Oct. 3.--The convention of the
New York State Democratic clubs drew
big crowd to Chickerng hall at noon today.
Most of the persons in attendance, in add
tion to the delegates, were attracted to the
place in the hope of seeing and hearing ex-
President Cleveland, who did not attend,
however.
The platform adopteG was document of
some length. A firm belief was expressed in
tariff revision as absolutely necessary to the
continued prosperity of the country. The
cost of the necessities of life should be re-
duced.
The principles embodied in the force bill
were believed to be fraught with the great
est danger to the nation. 1t would have
degrading tendency. David Martin and M
S. Quay with their methods were roundly
denounced. The federal administration of
Benjamin Harrison was also denounced,
while contrasted with it was the record pre-
sented by the safe and honorable administra-
tion of Grover Cleveland, David 3. Hill and
Roswell =. Flower. The candidates of the
Chicago convention were endorsed.
Boyd Thatcher of Albany was unanimously
elected president of the league. Then, after
the election of vice presidents, secretaries,
treasurer and executive committee aud dele
gates -at-large. the meeting closed with
cheers tor the democratic nominees.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
CRUISER NO. q.
She VIII BE Launched on November Mt
San Francisco.

She VIII BE Launched on November at
San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 3.-Cruiser NO.
6, which is being constructed by the Union
Iron works, has reached so forward a state
Of progress that the date of her launching
has been fixed for Novembar 5, and it is in
tended by the officials of the Union Iron
works to make the event a notable one. Gov
ernor Mark ham and staff will be invited as
well as also the prominent military aud naval
officials of the coast. The cruiser will be
the largest war vessel yet launched by the
Union Iron works, exceeding in size the
Charleston or San Francisco.
The Carnegie works in Pennsylvania have
notified the naval department that they can
not name the time Of delivery of the vertical
plates TO complete the turrets of the vessel
Monterey, owing to continued effects of the
Homestead strike. Nothing is now lacking
for the completion of that vessel but these
plates. The contractors are anxious TO have
the Monterey accepted as 1T is and let the
turrets be completed by the government AT
Mare Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
Changed rnIitics.

DEAnwoop, S. D., Oct. 3-lSpecial Tele.
gram to Tue Bee. IA deal was concluded
today by which w. $. Elder, president OF
the Young Mems Democratic club. and as
sociates, secured control OF the Deadwood
Daily Pioneer, the oldest paper published in
the Black Hills. The Pioneer is one of the
most widely circulated of the state journals
and heretofore has been one OF the most IN
fluential publications in South Dakota.
l.. j. Jeffrics, late of the Pierre
Signal, has been installed as managing
editor and the paper will issue tomorrow
morning for the first time as democratic
daily. MIR, Elder and his associates are pre-
pared to back the paper to any extent that
may be needed financially in putting Its
news service on metropolitan basis and
making it the recognized organ of the party
in the state. Among those Interested is
Colonel w Il. Steele, the recognized leader
OF the party in South Dakota and national
committeeman from the state Tor the four
years prior TO last June.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
ARMY RIFLE COMPETITORS.
BOTH FOUND GUILTY.
Lieutenants III the Regular Army Punish,
for Oncnses Against DisCipline,

Licutenants III the Regular Army Punished
for Olcnses Against Discipline.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 3.-GcnerRl Miles this
afternoon made known the findings of the
court martial in the case OF Second Lleuten-
ant Marcus Maxwell of the Fifteenth infau-
try Fort Sheridan, and First Lieutenant
Bridge Terry of the Nineteenth infantry,
Fort Washington, Mich. Lieutenant Max
well was charged with disobedience of
orders In not reporting to his superior Off
GERS when ordered, and Lieutenant Terry
was charged with disrespect for his superior
officers.
Lieutenant Maxwell WAS found not guilty
OF dlsobedienc of orders but guilty Of con.
duct contrary to the good order and discip-
line of the army. He was sentenced to con-
tinement within the limits Of the post at
Fort Sheridan for six months and to be rep
rimanded by General Miles.
Lieutenant Terry WAS found guilty on all
the charges but one, aud sentenced to con-
tinement within the limits of the post for
three months and TO be reprimanded by Gen
eral Miles. In reprimanding Lieutenant
Terry, General Mllos said he had been too
free in his comments on the actions of his
superior officers, which was somewhat unac-
counJable in view of the fact OF his long scr
vice In the army.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

Alleged Crookedness at the Insane Asylum
Must BE Explained.
LINCOLN, Ncb., Oct s. SPECIAL Telegram
TO THe BEE, The Board Of Public Lands
and Buildings at its regular meeting this
afternoon decided to take up the investiga-
tion OF the management of the hospital for
the insane at this city. This action was
taken on account OF the charges of alleged
mismanagement recently made in this city
and at Omaha by Il. &. Rewick. Tho follow
ing resolution was adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
Resolved That the Board OF Public Lands
and Buildings proceed TO investigate the
charges and complaints against the manage
ment OF the hospital for the insane at L'n-
coin, and that Dr Knapp, ex.supcrintondent
and J, Dan Laucr, eN-steward L. o. llubbG rd
and +, q, Rewlck be notified 10 appear before
the said board on Wednesday, October = lsga
at9o'cloek n: N. Of said day at the Office OF
the Roard OF Public Lands ana Buildings in
III the capitol huildin ut Lincoln, Ncb.. at
which time and place the evidence concern
ing said charges will be heard, aud to .esIify
10 said charges.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
HORRIBLE DEATH BI FIRE.
Charles Winchester Fa'aiiy Burned ut
Nankton, =. ID.

Charles Winchester Fa'aiiy Burned ut
Sanktou, =. ID.
YANKroN, S. d., Oct 3--[Speclal Tele-
gram TO THE BEE. Charles Winchester,
proprietor of n small hotel in this citv was
burned to death by an explosion of gasoline
yesterday afternoon. He was sprtnkling
gasoline on the floor of small bedroom to
to exterminate bedbugs. The bedroom is
Just off the hotel kit hen and the explosive
vapor generated in tho bedroom
pervaded the kitchen, where u gasoline stove
was burning. The atmosphere in the kitchen
first took fire and the flames rushed to the
bedroom Tho explosion followed aud Il few
seconds after Winchester ran from the bed
room into the open air with every perticle OF
his clothing burned away, his hair gone and
his flesh actually smouldering. Every
particle of his body was burned to blister
and he endeavored to find relief by jumping
into tub of swill and then rolling in the
dust. He had inhaled burning gasoline and
early in the evening died.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
FIGHTING OVER POLITICS.
Regulars Required to Preserve the Pea
in Inn For nry

Regulars Required to Preserve the Peace
in Indian Territory.
KANSAS CITY, Mo5 Got. g.. -Phe Times
Tuskahoma, i. T., special says: The as
sembling of the Chectaw council occasiened
great excitement here today. Action upon
the Rubernatorial election, during which
eight political murders were committed, was
the first subject for consideration. Indian
Agent Bennett is on the ground with com
pany OF United States cavalry. Orders from
the department at Washington are TO pre-
serve the peace at all hazards.
Last night body of armed men assem-
bled near the capitol. They were members
of the Jackson faction and had come TO see
that their leader got fair play in the canvas
of the votes. Governor Jones sent COM
paEy OF the Light Horse to arrest them, and
forty-one Of their number were captured
without resistance. Fifty more armed Jack
son men are assembled tonight near the
capitol and they expect relnforcements by
tomorrow.
The Jones party has large majority in
the council .and will, doubtless, declare
Jones reelected. Then trouble will follow,
the Jackson party claiming thirty-four ma
jor.ty on fair count The council agreed
today that it shall meet tomorrow with
closed doors, no outsiders being admitted eX
cepting officers of the Jaw to preserve the
peace
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04

SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Oct. 3.-Ths Callfor-
MIA supreme court this afternoon handed
down n decision in the matter of an applica-
tion for writ of mandamus to call special
election for state senator in the Sixth sena-
toral district. The court decided that no
election Is necessary. The state WAS re-
Gently redstricted and n question of much
Importance to the different political parties
was raised as to whether or not tho elections
should be held in all the even numbered dis
tricts. The court decided that the senators
chosen III 1890 hold thei" office untf January,
1895 and there can be no election of senators
in even numbered districts in 1892. The re.
pubicans had largo majority in the senate
gt the last session.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-04
ORDERED TO TURTLE mouS1AIN.

Regulars Sent to Ala the Commissioners In
Their Dealings with Tie Indians.
WAsnISGToN, ID. c., Oct. 3.rhe War de-
partment has received instructions from the
president to send detachment of troops TO
the Turtle Mountain Indian reservation in
North Dakota TO assist the government COM
mission now there to carry out their instruc-
tions. IL Is said tnat the Canada mixed
bloods, who were stricken from the rolls be-
cause they are foreigners, now make open
threats that they will prevent any course Of
action that does not include them In the de-
liberauoas. The troops are directed TO re-