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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29

asking General Btdwell IL, he would with
draw in favor Of Weaver, the peoples party
man. The reply received today said: NOT
unless so instructed by Chair man Dickle, Mr.
St. John, DR.. Funk, Miss Willard and
Yourself"
This answer was satisfactory as the two
first named are especially hostile to fusion,
but straightway a resolution, to make a with
drawal impossible, viii be proposed, giving
the national committee authority to I'LL
vacancy on the ticket caused by death, resig-
nation or other cause
Helen Cougar Talks.
The anti-fusion sentiment is very strong.
Mrs. Cougar said; "Fusion with the poo
-ple's party would be fully Us unwise as
fusion with either of the two old parties.
The peoples party is on record as whisky
party quite as much as the democrats or re-
publicans. Even II the peoples party
adopted prohibition and woman suffrage, II
would be unwise, for their financial policy
would drive level headed fnanciers from our
ranks. Their interest in the subtreasury'
scheme would close nearly every college IN
the country and the college is a large part of
our strength. oh, yes, we are just like the
republicans and democrats on silvcr-ho ono
can tell how one is on silver because he or
she is in the prohibition party
Rev. Sam Small is urging Walter B. Hill
OF Georgia as vice presidential candidate,
with whom to meet tho peoples party,
which will nominate Tom Watson for vice
president, on their own dung hill" Mr.. Hill
| Is vice president of the American Bar as
| sociation, an able lawyer and speaker, and
| was formerly democrat. Georgia. Mr..
| Small says, wants neither Bidweil nor Dem
| crest, but is for the latter as against the
| former. The prohibition party, he says, will
| not be bossed any moro than the old parties,
| and he doesn't care IL Demorest has not his
I own state, as IL is a fartional affair. The
| Maryland delegation has vice president In
| Josiah Levering ana half dozen other states
also have men for the place.
Drew the Color Line.
| The color line has been the cause of con-
| siderable excitement Rev. Q. M. Grandi
| son, DID, president Of Bennett college
| Greens boro. n. c., is one OF a dozen or more
| colored members OF the convention who have
| been sent here from various southern states
| He is q man of burly, figure and thorough
believer in muscular Christianity. AT tht
| Gibson house he hod no more difficulty IL
| registering than the white delegates from his
state, but when 1T came to getting meal:
| he was refused attendance unless he
retired from room separated from the matt
| dining hall This alternative he resolutell
! declined, and he was left without food for al
hour until practically all the other guest:
ha1 vacated the place. The chairman oil thu
North Carolina delegation declared that 1
| necessary the members, about twenty IL
number and all Caucasans except Grandi
sou, would remove to some other hotel. Th'
| Virginia Georgia and other colored dele
gates avoided trouble by separating from th
whites on arrival at the station ana going
to boarding houses of which the proprietor
| were coored people.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
READY FOR 'ENI.
Chairman swobe Thinks 10000 Independ-
enrs VIII he Entertained.

Chairman Swobe Thinks 10000 Independ-
enrs VIII he Entertained.
Mr., Thomas Swobe has somo remarks to
make about tue current thermal term
hustling in the beat is hard work, ana the
knowledge that you are laboring for the good
name Of your city is not all-sufilciont for the
day, though "tho trouble we delight iu
physics pain.n Mr.. Swobe is chairman OF
the general committee having In care tho re-
ception, accommodation aud qualification of
thescore OF thousands who, by invitation, will
enjoy omaha's hospitality during the cur
rent and subsequent weeks. lie is also
chairman OF the executive committee, aud
KNOWS exactly what has been done, is beng
done aud is about to DO done la this great
event He was met on the sunny side OF
farnam street this morning and was asked
"How does the good work 90 onin
"Brayely,n ne replied. Things are just
going right Yes, we can Accommodate all
who Will come. Our hotel committee has
made thorough canvass Of the city, includ-
lug the hotels, aud feels confident OF peing
able 10 cope with the invading army and
capture them with comforts. The commit
tee on accommodations will open headquar-
ters at 1914 Douglas street, under the Mil
lard hotel, on Friday morning, under the dl.
rect and personal management OF Secretary
X. r. Hodgta. A.embsrs OF the accommoda-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
WOMAN sUEFRAGISTs.

Will BE Here in Force and Ask Recognition
In the Platform.
THE BEE has insisted oil along that the
citizens Of Omaha did not realize the impor
tance Of tho peoples convention and the va
rious interests that are waiting outside the
gates for recognition. Among the latter are
the woman suffragists, VINO Will be repre-
sented by delegation of ladies of national
renown. Miss Susan B. Anthony, Mrs.
Clara B. Colby, editor OF the Woman's Tri-
onne and president OF the state suffraglst
association; Rev. Anna Shaw, Mrs. Leese
and Mrs Johns OF Kansas Mrs. DR.. Daley
Of Omaha and many others will be here this
week with a plank for the peoples party
platform and to insist hat "the men" accept
it.
Saturday evening these estimable ladies
will attend meeting at the Unitarian
church. Seventeenth and Cass streets, called
for discussion of woman suffrage. Miss
Anthony will speak Mrs. Colby will talk
on "Wyoming, or the First Repu blic." and
| Rev. Anna Shaw is expected to speak.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
INSTRUCTED FOR GRESHAM.
Buffalo County Independents Select De
gates to the State Convention.

Buffalo County independents Select Dele
gates to the State Convention.
KEARSEY, Neb., June 2s.-TSpecal Tele
gram to The BEE. l-The independent county
convention to elect delegates to attend the
convention at Lincoln Thursday met at the
court house this afternoon. While waiting
for the committee to report w. L. Green was
called and in the course of an hours speech
said: II have fought for this independent
movement since 1876, and all want is plenty
of ammunition to use and gun to fire with
ami republicans to shoot at, ana will fight
as long as live"
This was crested with cheors. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to Lincoln
w. L. Green, j. A. Edgerton, l.. S. Deets,
Mrs. Lucy Beedy, Joseph Clayton, w. H.
Carson, George N. Smith, John Stebbirs,
F. G. Hayes, o. M. Nudge, H. II. Northrop,
5. Nj. Singloy, John A Jones and A. }.
Scott. The delegates are g. A.
Borders and George b. Norris. The uele,
gates were instructed for Gresham for presi-
dent and A. j. Scott as delegate to tho ma
tioual convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
iowa REPUBL,uANs GATHERING.
Active Work for Fayorites Before til
Approaching State Convention.

Active Work for Fayorites Before the
Approaching State Convention.
DEs MoINEs, Ia, Juue 2S-Delegates to
the repuD Dlican convention are nearly all in
the city and active work for the favorite
candidates is being done. The main fight Is
on the railroad commissonarship. Spencer
Smiths friends are claiming that he will be
renominaled, out after bitter fight Smith
wanted to withdraw in the interest of har-
mony, but his farmer friends insist that he
shall remain on the board.
The opposition TO him is very determined
but divided For auditor there is no dou ot
that Mccarthy will be nominated. proba-
bly, on the first ballot.
Prohibitionists will DO satisfied with any
thing not committing the party to anti-pro-
hibition. but the anti-prohibitionists are
asking for substantial recognition. The
question is being discussed today.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
NEWS FOR THE ARMY.
Complete List of Changes IN the Regular
Services.

Complete List of Changes IN the Regular
Services.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., june 2s-TSpecial
Telegram to The BEE. lit was stated
at the War department today that
General Carr OF the Sixth cavalry,
now stationed ut Fort Niobrara Neb, Will
very likely be promoted to the vacant brig
adler generalship. In the same connection 1t
was stated that the vacant adjutant general
ship created by the retirement OF General
ketou, will probably be filled by General
Robert Williams, now assigned to duty in
the War department.
Leave of absence for three months OH sur
eeon's certificate of disability is granted
Second Lieutenant James Baylics, Fifth in
infantry. The leave of absence granted
First Lieutenant William L. p. French,
Third infantry, Columbus barracks, o.,
| June IA, 1892, Is extended ten DAYS.
| The extension OF leave of absence
on account of sickness granted Captain John
| Guest, Eighth cavalry, June 6, 1892, is
| further extended three months on surgeons
| certificate of disability. The following
| changes IN the stations OF officers OF the
| medical department are ordered; Cap
is relieved from duty at Davids Island,
| n. Y, and will report in person to
the commanding officer, Fort Robinson, Neb.,
| for duty at that post, relieving Captain
Henry l. Raymond, assistant surgeon, and
| reporting by letter 10 the commanding gen'
| eral, Department of the Platte; Captain Ray
| mond on being relieved will report 10 the
| commanding officer, Fort Washake, Wyo.,
| for duty at that post, relieving First Lieuten-
ant Charles +. Mason, assistant surgeon,
| and reporting by letter to the commanding
| general, Department of the Platte; Lieuten'
| ant Mason, on being relieved will report tc
| the commanding officer at Fort Smelling
| MlnD., for duty at that post, reporting by
| letter TO tho commanding general, Department
| of Dakota; First Lieutenant Frank Il. Mort
| wether assistant surgeon, now on duty a
Fort Adams, X. j., will report to the com
| manding officer, Madison Barracks, n. Y.
for temporary duty at that post during the
| absence of Captain Henry S. Turriil, assist
ant surgeon, rejointng his proper station on
the return TO duty OF Captain Turritl.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
WEATHER. FORECAsI.
OFFICE or WEATHER BUREAU,
nMAHA lima %


A ''warm wave" is approaching lfrom the
west and southwest and the presents out
look is for increasingly warm weather here
during the balance OF the week. At o'clock
this evening Baker CITY, Ore, and Salt
Lake City reported 929, while at the same
time IL was l007 down at El Paso. Temper
ature ranged In the eighties this evening over
the entire country west Of the Missouri and
lower Mississippi river. Except IN Min
nesota and North Dakota the weather as
generally fair
Local Forecast-for Eastern Nebraska,
Omaha and yicinity-Fair weather, warmer
during Wednesday, warmer on Thursday.
WAsuISGToS, ID. c., June 2s. Forecast
for "Wednesday For Nebraska-Fair, south
winds: warmer in north portions.
For Iowa-Local showers In north variable
winds.
For South Dakota FAR south winds,
shifting 70 west; warmer in east portion.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29

WHEN CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN.
IL win Close Its Sessions About July 10
Washington Notes.


Washington Notes.
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., June 2S.-The hous o
appropriation committee today ordered a
Joint resolution TO be reported extending the
appropriations for the support Of the govern
ment until July Is, made necessary Dy the
probable fracture of any OF the annual ap-
preparation bills. 1t also directed all mem
bers of the committee having charge of ap.
preparation bills to ask the house for nom
concurrence and conference on such bills
as they came from the senate. The general
opinion among members OF the bouse is th at
business can be closed up aud congress a d.
journ by July 10 or 20.
Represent tatve Pierce Of Tennessee tod ay
introduced into the house a hill 10 provide
for the free coinage OF silver bullion into
standard silver dollars. IL is Identical with
the silver coinage bill pending in the senate,
as modified by Senator Stewards amendment
the transitory reciprocity arrangement
which has been In operation between Cuba
Porto Rico aud The Uuited States for ths
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
Drowned IN Wyoming.

LUsK, Wyo,, June 2s.-lSpecial Telegram
to The BEE, E,l-Theodore o. Luce of Lock
hart, Tex, a cowboy in the employ of the
OK Cattle company, was drowned Saturday
while crossing cattle over the North Platte,
just below old Fort Laramie. The body has
not been found, as the river is unusually
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
Movements of ocean steansbi,s.

At New York-ArrIved-W Waesland. from
Antwerp; Saale, from Bremen; Garrick,
from Santos.
AT Dover-Passed- Bohemia, from New
York.
AT Lizard-Passed- -Rugia, from New
York.
at Brow Head -Passed-WyomIng, from
New York.
AT Observation-Disclosures, from Bal
Nmore.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
Nebraska Political Notes.

HARRINGTON, Neb., June 2s.-ISpecial to
The BEE. Tine most prominent local demo-
Gratis assembled at tho club room last even
ing and organized club, with forty mem
bers. Charles McChesney is president; A
Lubeley. treasurer, and IL. b. Suing secre-
tary. The republican, club has about as
large an enrolment as the independent and
democratic CLUBS togeipor.
RusuvILLE. Neb,, Juue 2s.-[Special to
TUE Bee. .l-Harrison snd REID suits the re-
publicans OF Rushyilie all right and repub-
lican club Is soon TO be organized and the
work Of the campaign commenced In earnest.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
Terribly Burnea AT NoweastIe.

NEWCASTLE, wyo,, June sS.- Special Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. l-Gertie Monroe, while
dressing tonight, had her dress ignited by a
match. Before the flames were extinguished
she was bistered from head 10 foot. Re
covery is doubtful.
John NJ. Howell was also burned about the
hands and arms while extiugulshing the
Hames.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
PoI,tAsaT Notes,

Ex-Governor Gray of Indiana presided
ouer democratic ratification meeting in In
dianapolis.
Grover Cleveland will give grand recep-
ton at his residence at BuZzard Bay, Mass,
this evening. He Will be assisted in enter
tanning his guests by has charming WIFE,
Tennessee's third party men have met In
state convention, passed the usual resolutions
and elected delegates TO the Omaha con
yention. They -aid not nominate state
ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
New York Exchange Quotations.

New YORK. June 2s. Especial Telegram to
TIE BEE. l-Exchange was quoted as fol-
lows: Chicago, SOC premium; Boston, 106l5c
discount; ST. Louis. 30c premiums
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
Wrecked Near Glenwood.

MALVERN, Ia, June Especial Telegram
TO The BEE. "A freight train wreck oo-
Cured on a bridge this Afternoon at Q 2o'olook,
Just west OF Glenwood. All trains are de-
layed. The fast mail was sent ar0uad 6y
way Of Rea Oak and Hamburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
They win Como TO Omaha.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2S.-The execu-
tive committee OF the Bimotallist league
was in session and resolved that, having
failed at Minneapolis and Chicago to secure
an explicit declaration iu favor of free BIZ
metallic coins, they recommend that several
men go to Omaha and urge the adoption
there of such u platform, aud the nomination
Of such candidates as the silver men can
support.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29
LITTLE SOUIX BURGLARs.

When Interrupted IN Their Work They Use
Their Guns Vigorously.
Missouri VALLEY. Ia, June 2S.-lSpecial
Telegram to rnE BEE. Last night daring
robbery was committed la the stores OF ii.
Herring and u. M Cafef at Little Sioux.
Tue burglars got away with ABOUT $50 in
cash and goods before being discovered. A
fight then ensued in which several shots
were exchanged without serious results.
Today they were apprehended and arrested
nj Rlene eoa
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-29

Miss Frances Wizards idea is that the
prohibition party organization should how
ever, in any event, remain intact, and the
campaign be fought on prohibition lines, while
the peoples party organization should con-
duct the battle from their siue on the
industrial issues, the common end in view
making both organizations harmonious. Miss
Willard admitted good humoredly that the
plan had already met vfolent opposition and
was likely 10 encounter more, with scant en-
couragemept as 10 ultimate success
She said, with tinge Of sarcasm, that she
mad already been assaied as ''prohbition
mugwump" Miss Willard intimated that
she was rather proud than otherwise OF the
epithet, and she would not DO stopped by
such methods.
prohibitionists are politicians aud want
pledges like other politicians before giving
| their votes. Mrs. Cougar sent q telegram
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Mrs. Wing and dsusLtsr Of Gleni
Fall. are 81 the Manson House.
Mrs. Meneeley and family Of Troy ara
occupying the Il. p. Hoy. cot,.ge.
Mrs. Emily Wood yinsi OF Washing
ton, ID. O.. 10 visiting her aunt. Mrs DR..
Wickhsm.
WIN Y Soper OF so. Royslt,n has been
visiting friends here and Dorset, being .
pis,ys Of that town.
New chandeliers With rehectors have
been procured and placed in the Coperel
es,iousi church.
The Laureates hsd . walk over with
the Bennington club. In . game 1t the fair
or und Tuesday M.
The u. A II. rsilrosd will run su e1
cnr.ion 81 Low rate OF fare through Lake
George. on Friday September l6
MIR Carver has several carpenters u
work CD bis summer residence on the Esi
gle'to place aud is Advancing the work
80 fact as possible.
The Equinox Spring Co have receii
we'd LARGE order for sparkling water add
ginger chsmpssne Tor the ststs epcsmp,
meni al Montpelier this week
The library room ct the Seminary hss
he, u repsired aud the books rearrsnged.
Rannips ss,sv hiss slso been brought in
T. the hslis TIE fall term will begin mex,
Thursday. Sept. ]
-ss,nrds, snd Sunday the Eqaipox
House bad more sues.s than ever beiore 10
It's fo'ty yeso Of business Several
.oms oulside wsss required and Msnches'
.rs Iihr.llv running over With summer
vi itor.
Hon. gichsri Barrett 81 Concord.
Msa.. aud member Of Massachusetts leg
,.isisre. ard family are Of the Rquipor
House. Mr., Brett " son OF Csp, Rich,
srd b.re,, .bo see ia the lumber busin'
ess here twenty five ysap ego.
Republicans are forming marching
cluh 10 attend the rally 81 Bennington.
Saturday The fsrs from this station 10
otiy 30 cent? and {, 10 expected that
seed uamt-ss gill he 10 nsrchiug 'rIer
fof the boon usin on that day.
-Qaue = number OF pee names re
placed on The check lis, lat Saturday. bu.
tA'Fs are more Who are entitled 10 vote
.bo are rrt yet registered. The board
vill mec, ~ Tho coIhurp House nsIi Sat
utdsy si2Px. EIsmiss the list. In the
several poe. of3ces snd make sare that
year names ere on.
The vsr.l iLandes sbosrs OF the zee
"a sud ore a the worst for year. waited
~ .nehes.ef, Friday sfiesnocn. Very III
damage s.s deps. farther than xsshiss
.as roads 10 sone plsce. The Steel eo,l !
,sss vss s,reet BY hsLiairs bot fes
deiisr sili repair damages Tso or three
OF tbs inmsiss sh5e unpleassbtiy SHOCKED /
bat 90 seiioas fssalis followed.
TIE est, rtsiaEstt 81 Music Hall. /
sssafdsy evening drss . large saaiercs
sed passed & q very pleasantly. ST. johns
church slll reslsz, zoe tanar-t ssd any
dollars irsn tbr tfoe<~ds The characters
10 The i.ree. "Bosiou Dip" vtrs veil tab
90 by Misse. Eason. Hi1ehman AID sissii /
nan aud Messsrs Orvt. chsr. bsrlsin. Foui
les sna VIII. The 'Pae,ures ifon Lie
ssre very sn1sias.
--oa Wednesday, Aug. 81, sfiernoon
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Special 81 Days Sale
ALL THIS MONTHS OFFERINGS
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SUMMER GOODS
SUITABLE FOR PRESENT USE
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Many who have bought their
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-Everybody is expected to attend the
Republican county rally here. Saturday
afternoon. Aug "a. Speakers are Coas ress
man Burroughs Of Michigan. ssnsior
proet n aud Gen Mccullough. Prof Max
ham. The esmpsign singer will be present
Repnbiicsns 10 the south snd ara waking
up. Last year there wss . very large
smoust Of building 10 this village. bot
that recc ri viil lie beaten this year New
business blocks ADD residences 70 cost
$4,000 are already going up. TIE
Mekinley bill bsslt raiasd Bennington
surely.
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Unsurpassed in quality assortment
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