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Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
PoNcAspEorLe PLEASED.
Judge Crounsc Given u Warm Welcome by
Dixon county Citizens.

Judge Crounso Given n Warm welcome by
Dixon county citizens.
PoNCA, Neb., Oct. 21.-TSpecial Telegram
TO The BEE. Tonight citizens from town
and country came in a body, with but little
regard for party. to listen to Judge Lorenzo
Crounse A torchlight procession, headed
by the Ponca Military band, marched to tn Q
depot at 6:l5 to escort the guests TO their
place of entertainment. AT 80 the meeting
was finally announced by music from the
band. which soon drew the people to the
opera house, which had been artistically
decorated for the occasion.
The meeting was oDened by selections by
the True Blue Glee club, which was followed
py the Introduction OF Judge Crounso.
After few Introductory remarks Judge
Crounsc opened his address with thorough
discussion of the tariff question, clearly de-
lining the object OF the system and the most
satisfactory way OF raising tho million dol
lars which are daily necessary for
the support of tho government and
also proved the measures that have
been adopted by the republican
party duriEg its long administration have
been such as would raise sufficient revenue
with the least oppression upon the people.
AS proof of these facts he followed the
growth and prosperity of the nation during
the period the republican party has been
in power. Tho Mckinley bill was ex-
planned and ably defended against the
many misrepresentation that have been in
vented by its opponents. lie then intro
duced the currency discussion, mentioned
the points of disagreement between the par
ties, and by an Illustration of the finances of
lS5O endeavored to explain the condition
that would be brought ABOUT should the
democratic plan be adopted.
Mr.. Van Wyck was next brought forwar
for examination and he presented very uu =
satisfactory appearance as reflected by his
career as a soldier, congressman and citizen.
After offering tribute OF respect to Presi-
dent Harrison in his bereavement, Judge
Crounsc came to his closing remarks. In
these he dwelt on the industries and the adj
vancement that everywhere present. them
selves throughout Nebraska.
After music by the Cleo club 'he second
speaker of the evening, General Russell was
introduced. His address was received with
much applause, and was just the material
necessary to complets Sthe discussion so ably
begun. Mr.. RUSSELL {rcmarks were from u
soldiers standpoint and could not fail to stir
the sympathy of every friend of the blue.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
READY FIGHT.
Serious Trouble Likely to Grow Out of The
French Mining Troubles.

Serious Trouble Likely to Grow Out of the
French Mining Troubles.
PARIS. Oct. 27.-Seventv-three radical
members of the Chamber of Deputies, in
Guiding Clemenceau, Pelletan and Milleaud,
who represent the striking CarmauS miners,
held meeting today and decided to demand
amnesty for the strikers who were con-
demned for rioting
The Chamher of Deputies today by vote
of 3!l to l9S rejected motion to grant am
nesty to the convicted Carmaux rioters. 1t
also rejected by u vote of 399 to 90 after a
full discussion, invited by the government, u
motion to withdraw the troops now at Car
mauX.
Nj. Marcere, former minister of the in-
terror, commenting upon the situation grow
ing out of the STRIKE declared that tho trouble
was now almost certain to end in gunshots.
A meeting of tho striking miners at Car
mauX was held tonight, at which har-
anGues were made by socialist deputies,
who urged the men to insist upon complete
amnesty for the convicted miners. The
meeting adopted a resolution to continue the
strike until all the strikers are reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
EXTREME DANGER OF A RIOT
Situation at the Carmaux Mines Has Be.
come Decidedly Critical,
STRIKERS ARE BECOMING RESTLESS
Troops win Not Bo Withdrawn ril the
Men Retorn to work-Fcars That
Riot VIII Ensue
Tho situation.



PARIS, Oct. 21.-[New York Herald
Caole-Special TO NuE BEE. The situation
at Carmaux is aggravated ana rcstlessncss
prevails. Everybody looks serious. The
capital is becoming angry. The Counsel
d Administration des Mines de Carmaux de-
cideu today that in vew of tho protection
accorded the miners not to pay tho regular
dividends while tho situation remains un-
changed. There is money enough, however,
TO pay the dividends realized on the years
business.
For the first time money is ranged in battle
against labor. There was lively scene in
the Chamber of Deputies today. Tho cham
Der refused the demand made by tho radicals
for amnesty aud the withdrawal of the
troops. The ministry insists that the men
shall go back to work before the troops are
withdrawn.
III some means of coucillaton be not
quickly found it is feared that wc shall
nave volleys Of musketry at Carmaux.
JACQUES ST CERF
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
ACCUSES HERSELF OF MURDER.
Mrs. Carlson Confesses That She killed
Her Inflnt InsI Aurust.

Mrs. Carlson Confesses That She Killed
Her Infant Last August.
A woman giving the name of Christina
Carlson and her residence as North Twentieth
street visited the police station late yester-
day afternoon and confessed to Matron Cum
mings that sho ha1 murdered her 4-months.
old child about the lst of August last The
matron listened patiently TO the story, and
requested that shc be temporarily detained
while the matter was being investigated.
By referring to the records it was found
that child died of cholera IN nfantum about
the dato given by Mrs. Carlson and was
buried, as the death certificate was signed
by reputable physician.
The woman SAID that she fed the in fant
sour milk purposely With the intention Of
ending its life. Very little cvedonce Is
placed in the story by the police as they
think the woman is derauged An nvesti-
cation will be made to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Few or,hc Truly Good Present.

Telegram to TIE BEE. The independent
rally here this afternoon was humihating
disappointment: to the nopulists who antici-
pated surprising outpouring of the people
The N acting hal b3sn lv1rtiso TO- w,ck,
but when tho day came and the procession
had formed at the fair grounds and marched
down the principal streets of the city, it was
found To contain pv actual count less than
sixty voters from the twelve precincts of the
county. Mr.. Greene of kcarney was tho
speaker OF the day Gud made tho average
Independent talk without creating the least
favorable impression outside his own ranks.
The rally was not as large by one-half as
two yenrs ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Success Assured in saunders.

CEREsco, Neb., Oct. 81 Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. This has beon repub
lican red letter DAY here. w. II. Dickinson
of Wahoo, the next float senator from this
district, was the speaker of the evening.
He delivered mastery address, which was
we'll received ana for three hours the
audience listened attentively. The Mead
cornet band rendered lively airs, and the
colored A B q Glee club of Lincoln cap
tured the audience. Time and again they,
like tho speaker, were encored. The pros.
pect for republican success in old Saunders
is assured again, and great credit is due to
tho active committee of Rlchand precinct
in bringing around this Independent strong
mold back 10 the fold
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

CLAY CENTER Neb.. Oct. % Especial to
TIE BEE. IA rousing republican meeting
was held here last evening addressed by
Hon. D, A. Scovill of Aurora, ana the logis-
lative candidates. Tho large court room was
packed to its full capacity. The Harrison
cavalry, with torches, gave short eNhibi-
tion drill in the street and tho Gtee club fur
nsheu some excellent music. Tins meeting
was only advertised locally, but the way the
people turned out and the enthusiasm mani.
tested, fully demonstrates that conditions
have been completely reversed since two
years ago. The speakers made strong points
IN the discussion OF all the leading questions
before the people.
Members of tho republican club hero have
signed petition asking the congressional
committees to arrange fora JOINT debate mere
between Andrews and McKeighan.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
TO APACKED HOUSE.
Senator Manderson Entertains AN Enthusi-
astiC Red Clio uu Audience.


RED CLOUD, Neb Oct 1t Special Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. hon. Z. F.. Manderson
arrived in Red Cloud this evening an hour
late and spoke for two hours to a packed
house. He touched on the Chinese restric-
tion law enacted by the repu bicans and also
handled the money question in a way that
has never been equaled in this city. The
tariff was explained thoroughly and
made plain to every one pres
ent. He followed the Independent
party from its commercement up to date and
showed TO the satfsf faction Of every repub-
lican in tho room that they were howling for
nothing. He SAID that-lhe independents have
been misled by aAch men assVan Wyck and
Vandervoort and that he. felt sorry for them.
He pictured Van ,Wyck as the David of old,
only he said he couldn't sing so sweety, and
further said that no calamity could happen
to Nebraska that would be worse than the
election of Van Wyck. AS to McKeighan's
record in congress he said that it wrenched
man terribly to kick at nothing. Senator
Manderson's speech was well received and
was much apDlaudsu.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
CALLED OUT THE YIGIL4NTES.
San Francisco"ThlnlSs She win Again See
Her Committee of safety,

San Francisco'Thinlss She win Again Seed
Her Committee of safety.
SAN FRtNcIsco, Cal, Oct. 27--Tho people
of this city were startled tonight at reading
the following advertisement In all evening
paper; "rhe Executive Committee OF
Safety will meet Saturday night at Z O'clock
Punctual and prompt attention is re-
guested."
This IS the same committee of safety
which subdued the Kearney sand lot riots in
1877 aud 1T is thought the meeting has been
called TO take action In regard to election
frauds. which it is thought NAV be at
tempted on election day. Mentors OF the
committee are sworn to secrecy and nothing
definite can be learned.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

Accusations of an iumaie of the yanIsto on,
=. IL, Convent.

=. IL, Convent.
YANKToN, S. d., Oct. q. .- Special Tec-
gram to TIE BEE. Agnes Grosser, mem
Der of the order of Sisters OF Mercy who
conduct the Sacred Heart convent in this
city, has appealel to the Kings Daughters. a
claims to have been driven from tho con-
charitable organization, for assistance. She
vent oy the cruelty of tho priests
and mother superior of that institution,
and is destitute and without friends.
she has been a member of this order for four
years, and for year past has been too i'll to
work. Tho convent authorities sought to
compel her to assist in the labors about the
establishment she asserts. and when she de-
clineu locked her in the room and fed her
bread and water She appears half starved,
aud Is reluctant about telling her stories.
The convent people say she is demented. and
deny her charges OF cruelty. she left the
establishment stealthilY on Thursday morn
ing during the hour for prayers, and has
found temporary home with ncghbor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Judge Field at shubert.

SHuBERr, Neo., Oct. 2z-TSpe cial Tee-
gram to THE BEE. Hon. A. w. Field, re-
publican candidate for congress. spoke to
large audience in McGachies opera house
last night. Republicans from the surround
ing country were here. The speaker had
nothing 20 defend and no apologies to make,
but his discourse was aggressive through,
out, Mr.. Bryan received most narrowing
arraignment for his lodges on the silver
question in oruer TO catch votes. His free
trade and silver fallacies were explained and
refuted. The enthusiasm of the crowd was
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Methodlst Episcopal Bishops.

NEW YoRg, Oct, 27..-Tho Di-annual con.
ference Of tho board of bishops of the Meth
odist Episcopal church was convened In the
bishops room OF the Methodist Book pub
lishlug building this afternoon. The most
important business before the board is the
assignment Of conferences to the various
bishops for the ensuing six months. Among
the bishops IN attendance are: Bishop
Henry w. Warren OF University Park. Colo.
Bishop John IL. Vincent Of Topeka, Bsnop
John +. Newman Of Omaha and Missionary
Bishop James M. Tnoburn OF Calcutta.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
GIVEN Il TERN IN TIE PEN.
How a Muchiy Married Iowa Man Finally
Came to Grief.

ffOW TUWH -NI.f1
Came to Grief.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct. 21.-FSpecal Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. William H. Cansdale
was sent to the Anamosa peuitentiary from
here this morning, sentenced 10 three years
for seducing Mary Stratton by means of a
false marriage. He forged the marriage
certificate and the names of the witnesses,
and had an unknown accompIice act rs cler-
Gyman under the name OF Rev. r.. NJ. Stone.
1t now develops that he has wife in Van
couver. marrleu in tho same way July 4,
1891. Her marriage certificate Is like that
of Miss Stratton and made out in the same
hand. The clergyman there was Rev. f.. j..
Stone. This woman states that Cansdale has
another wife at Cordova, H., and a fourth
one at Columbus o.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Thoroughly Discussed the Questions.

Lyons, Neb., Oct. 2I- Special Telegram
10 The Bee. the republican rally here to-
night was a grand success. Hon. N. x.
Grigcs of Beatrice delivered an able address
on tho issues of the campaign. Bands. nc
companled by large crowds, from Pender,
Oakland and Bancroft were present. The
political questions have been more thoroughly
discussed in Ibis county this fail than ever
before Republicars are confident of victory
IN this county,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Charge Democratic Fraud.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Oct. 27.-The repuo-
lican managers of election this afternoon in
stituted mandamus proceedings TO compel
Recorder Owsley OF the board OF registration
to allow them TO inspect the registration
lists. Recorder Owsley holds office b. ap-
pointment of the democratic governor aud
the republicans charge that no has permitted
the democrats to register illegally for the
purpose OF 'reDeating' on election day.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Bringing in ForsIgn Gold.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 27. Tie
steamer Mariposa arrived from Sidney via
Auckland, Apia and Honolulu today. Among
the cargo was 100000 sovereigns for the
Anglo-California oank and 100000 more for
London, Paris and American banks.
A rumor Is current that IL Is likely that
the British government will annex Samoa
or at least declare protectorate, though
heretofore il was generally understood that
when King George Of Tonga died England
would take that island and Germany Samoa.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

the First district, made an address on pro-
hibition issues, asserting that the American
saloon was n greater issue than tariff or
the free coinage of silver. He was accom-
panied by Odell, the temperance singer of
Lincoln, who enlivened the audience with
comic prohibition songs and also delivered
an address, In which he declared that the
other three parties were opposed 10 the best
interests of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Oakland People Disappointed.

OAKLAND, Neb,, Oct. 21- Special to The
BEE. Word was received here yesterday
from republican headquarters that Hon.
George ID. Meklejohn would nave to cancel
his date here Monday. October 81, but would
speak at Newman's Grove on that day. This
Is great disappointment 10 the people here,
for every body was anxious to hear MeiKle
John. Nevertheless he will receive "A large
vote here. Prof. John A. Enander, l.. l.. d.,
OF Chicago, will speak at the opera house
here Saturday afternoon at 2 p. IN. in the
Swedish language q
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
In SCOTS siui,' county.

GERISG, Neb,, Oct. 27.--FSpecial to The
BEE. Hon. James Whitehead addressed
the people of SCOTS Bluff county at Gering
Monday, a large ana enthusiastic crowd
was noticeable between his plain and manly,
fair and dispassionate review of the issues
and tho rampant calamity talk OF Ken when
he spoke here, and this fact was generally
commented upon by men of all parties. He
will get large number of democratic and in
dependent votes In this coun ty.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Sioux City,, New NIilis.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. a7.-ISpecial Tele
gram to The BEE. The Bonus -Millner Mill
ing company is being reorgani2ed at this
place with foreign and some local capital
and will incorporate with paid up capital
stock of 1925 900. 1t WIll build a mill with a
calv capacity Of 1900 barrels of flour and
an elvator with 100000 bushels capacity IN
addition to the mill now owned by the Bonus
company with 800 barrels daily capacity
Thirty small elevators will be built by the
company on the Missouri river and South
Dakota roads, for the purpose OF gathering
wheat ana doing n general elevator business
The Hawkeye's Milling company, recently
organized here to grind South Dakota
wheat brought here by boat, let a contract
this evening for the erection of a mill of
1000 barrels daily capacity to cost 800, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
BLlzE At FREMONT.
Several Small Buildings Burned tn the
Ground Tins Morning.

FREMONT, Neb., Oct. 2S.-[Spscial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The frame building oc.
cupied By Charles Dengler ard filled with
furniture. valued at 5000 and insured for
$1,000. and the frame building adjoining on
the east and occupied by William Bruner as
a job printing ofrice, valued at $1,000 and in
sured tor $500 and the other half OF the
building, occupied by John Hoover as bar
ber shop, and who lived in the second story,
his property valued at s40O with $500 insur-
ance, were totally destroyed by fire between
and 2 O'Clock this morning. Cause of fire
not known.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

NEWPORT, II L., Oct. aI.-lu the municipal
election here, Horton, repu blican, elected
mayor over Henry, democrat and the present
incumbent, by "A majority of forty-siy in a total
vote of 1870 The republicans also elected
three out of five aldermen and ten out of fif-
teen councllmen. thus giving them control of
both branches of the council.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Ministers Meet al Ponco.

PoNcA, Neb., Oct. 27--ISpecial to TnE
BEE. The new Lutheran church, recently
dedicated at this place, is noW being occu-
pied by the Nebraska synod, which opened
Tuesday evening. About forty OF the clergy
are in attendance anu more are expected.
w. L. Remsb berg of Beatrice presides.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Gave the Jailer The Slip.

PoScA, Neb., Oct. 21.-ISpecial Telegram
10 The BEE, between II and O'clock this
morning James Bowman, who was prisoner
confined in the county Jail here, convicted OF
grand larceny aud awaiting sentence to be
passed October 2S, escaped from the court
house where he was temporarily lodged. A
new jail is being constructed, and while the
cells were being removed the prisoners were
lodged in the court room. Bowman, py rais-
ing window and swinging out on tree,
gave his keeper the slip.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Good Work of Colonel Jones.

GoruENBURG, Neb., Oct. 2z.-iSpecial
Telegram to TnE Bee, l-Colonel A. A. Jones,
the colored orator, spoke to largo audience
at the opera house last night. lie made a
good natured, logical arg gument. He en-
thused the republicans, converted the demo-
Gratis, and gathered the independents into the
republican fold.l
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Eikhorn democrats Meet.

ELXHoRN, Neb., Oct 27.-TSpeclal Tele.
gram to TIE Bee Judge Doane addressed
tue democrats of this vicinity at Brack's
hall this evening on the tariff question
Major Davis, w. S. Shoemaker and William
Olmstead also addressed the meeting.
There were large number Of republicans
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

the Griswou- Hutchinson case Both fam.
lies are members OF the Bsptist church here
Griswold preferred charges against Hutch.
iuson aud church trial was had before a
board OF three minister's agreed upon, Tho
p0nru did not sustain the charges
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Big Yield OF Potatoes.

ISAvALE, Neb, Oct. 27.-ISpecial Tele-
gram TO THE BEE. l-Mr. L. q. Olmstead, a
farmer living half mile from here, has just
finished digging four acres OF potatoes that
yielded $50 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Close of the Chrlstian Endeavor Meetlne

CEDAR RAPIDS Ia, Oct. 2i Special Tel
egram to The BEE The convention of the
Iowa Christian Eudeavor society was brought
to close TO-DAY. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: President.
Rev. j. II. Wright, West Liberty; vice pres
idents, Rev. q. C. Henry, Des Moines;
II. b. McRae, Cedar Rapids Tlllie
Atkinson, Iowa Falls w. ". Beech,
president Of the Sioux City union;
Edward McDaniels, Cedar Rapids; Bessie
G. Clark, Fairfield; DR.. Francis Carothers,
Des Molnes; secretary, Miss T.. Belle Stew
art, Cedar Rapids; treasurer, Otto q. Bech-
man, Cherokee. The next meeting will be
held at MuScatine.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
MelkIeJohn's Election Assured.

NORFOLK. Neb., Oct. 27-.Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The republican CON
gressional headquarters presents very
active appearance The completed poll
shows that Meislejohn will have a plurality
of at least 800, with KEEPER third IN the
race
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Maxwem,s Idea oil Ccmpa,cn Issues.

TABLE Rock, Neb., Oct. a7.-- Special to
Tue BEE, "Wednesday evening Maxwell,
the prohibition candidate for congress from
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

Movements OF Ocean steamers.
At Observation-Disclosures --rrGye, from
New York.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, from New
York.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28
Madlson's Church TrlaI.

MADISON, Neb., Oct. 27.-LSpecial to TuE
BEE. Another chapter has been added 10
Omaha daily bee., 1892-10-28

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