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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
GoRMAN's FOLLOWERS.

They Arrive at Chicago-One Reason Why
He viii BE Supported.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 1.-THE German move
ment, about which so much has been said IN
the press, received a new impetus this after
noon by the arrival of Senator German OF
Maryland, who came to tho Palmer house
about o'clock. With him was party of
Maryland delegates, Messrs. Compton,
Brown, Gwynn and Hunt. The senator
fatty refused to discuss the political situa-
tion.
81 don't know anything about IT" he said,
.l have just arrived in the city, and have
had no time to look over the ground"
Ex-Governor Brown of Maryland con-
fessed this information: ''There is" he
said, "a strong friendliness for Cleveland in
Maryland, but our delegation comes to
Chicago urinstructed, and If wo SEQ a
reasonable chance to nominate our favorite
our people would expect us to do our duty.
Senator Gormans pane will MOI be used to
prevent or forward the nomination OF any
candidate The safest thing for you TO say
is that Maryland has no candidate and her
delegates are here to counsel with the demo-
Gratis upon the question"
In the meantime it is evident that a great
deal of work Is being done for Gorinan,
chiefly perhaps from the New York head
quarters.
Not That They Love German.
w. j. Black, late speaker of the Indiana
house, said "Yes, you can hear German talk
all over the place. The senator Is certainly q
possibility. but the time is uot ripe to bring
him forward yet, ana thing his friends will
probably support the boom until after
the first ballot shall have cleared the
air aud showed us where we stand. There
are really two parties behind that movement
one sincerely anxious to make Senator Cor
man president; the other sincerely anxious
that somebody else shall not be president
II the two can combine, it will become q Sc
rious factor in the convention, but they have
not combined yet. You can see these same
two forces at work for Gray, for Morrison
md for others who have been named. | shall
not make up my mind as 20 what is going tc
happen until ! see how far Cleveland falls
behind the twothirds vote on the
first ballot. Not enough delegations nre YET
on hand to mako missionary work worth the
trouble of organizing and pushing, but II
seems to be- understood at the Cleveland
headquarters that either German. Boies
Morrison, Palmer or Russell will get neces
sary help from the Tammany directors to en-
courage their supporters to continue th
fight In other words, with much bette
organization, the same campaign is to b.
operated in Chicago which was made in Min
neapolis, with the difference that MIR. Har
rison had to have half the delegates, Will
Mr.. Cleveland must get two-thirds of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
High school commencement

Telegram to Tue BEE.l-The closing exer-
cises Of the Gotheuburg schools were OBJ
served this evening in the Gothen burg opera
house. A choice selection CT essays solos
and rectations were rendered to alarge and
appreciativc audience. The school has been
very successfully managed by Prof. f.. G..
Brlner, who has been retained for next
year.
FRIEND, Neb June 17.-TSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. The annual commencement
exercises of the city High school wero held
today in the opera house with a very fine
program The class is composed of Emma
Marshall. Libbie Dorwart, Rose Murray,
Bertha Moon and Mary Smith, with Miss
Marshall at its head. The schools, under the
management Of Prof. d. G.. Hopkins, are
making rapid progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
WEATHER FORECAST.
OFFICE OF WEATHER BUREAU
n.,.t.. lima ~

oMAhAi l''
An arm of higher pressure still extends
from the upper lake region sonthwestwaro
across the lower Missouri valley. Showery
weather has prevailed east of the Missouri
valley. 1t is now raining ut Chicago and
Dubuque aud from the latter place one
ana four hundredths inches were re-
ported. The weather is fair over the
western and mountain sections, with
winds shifting to warmer, southery west
OF the Missouri 1t is again decidedly
warm in tue extreme northwest In advance
OF an approaching area OF low barometer.
In Montana the temperature was in tho
eighties.
For Eastern Nebraska, Omaha aud yicin-
ity- Continued fair weather, slightly
warmer during saturday. Warmer and fair
ON sunday and probably Monday.
WAsHINGToN, D.. c., June l7.-For Ne
braska-Falr and warm; winds shifting TO
south.
For Iowa-Fair on Saturday; warmer, ex-
| cept in the extreme south, cooler; probably
| fair and warmer Sunday; variable winds.
| For North and South Dakota--Fair and
warmer; south winds.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
LOCAL DEMOCRACY.

Omaha's Unwashed and Unterrihed Going
Out in Two Bodies.
Democratic delegates OF the state to the
Chicago convention are beginning to arrive
in the city to meet this evening G overnor
Boyd and the Samoset club, which will leave
in a body at s o'clock over the Burlington
road for the convention city.
The Samoset club held a we'll attended
meeting last night at its quarters in Boyd's
theater building Final arrangements were
completed for the trip. Committees were
detailed to meet at the Union depot the Cali
fornla delegation, which arrives in
Omaha on q special train at IL o'clock
this morning. The same committee
will also meet the Colorado delegation,
which will get n ere at o'clock 10 the after
noon. All the state delegates will have ar
rived by that time and will go in q body with
the Samoset club to the depot just before
train time
Otner prominent democrats, not delegates,
will also accompany the party. Charles
Redick of Oklahoma City arrived in Omaha
yesterday and will JOIN the party.
MIR. Juan Boyle, a democrat OF consider.
able distinction at Kearney, Is here and will
20 to Chicago tonight. Mr.. Boyle has just
returned from trip through Colorado. He
believes that neither Cleveland nor Hill will
be the nominee of the convention. He THINKS
| the choice will be German of Maryland and
Boies for second place.
''Gorman is great favorite in Colorado,
| and in fact west of Nebraska as we'll as in
| the east" said Mr.. Boyle. II think German
| is the only available man who can carry
| New York"
Colonel Frank p. Ireland of Nebraska
| City, who has recently been in New York
City, is also in Omaha. He, too, is a strong
| German man.
II think that German will be the man"
| said Mr. Ireland. ''The leading democrats
| know they have to make a strong choice to
| carry New York and they must have that
state for any chance Of victory this fall,
and it looks now very mnch like
| carry that state. Both Cleveland and Hill
have a large following, but the factional
| fight will hurt both and neither will be
| available. Cleveland could not carry the
| state four years ago aud l can't see what h G
has done since that time to make the party
| think he can do 1t now. German and Boies
| will be the ticket, l most earnestly believe.
and think they will be selected after Cleve-
| land ana Hill receive their complimentary
| votes"
Jacksonian Club Preparing.
All members of the Jacksonian club are
especially requested to be present at ton!ght's
meeting 1916 Farnam, also to bring with
go with the club to Chicago. The head
quarters of the club at the Paxton hote
will be open today and tomorrow
for the information acd accom-
modatlon of all parties interested. The
procession will march with a band from the
hotel at p. IN. direct to the Union depot
where q special train on the Chicago &
Northwestern will be waiting to carry thi.
large and enthusiastic assem- blage Of demo
Gratis TO Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Postal CIerks Get More Pay.

gram TO The BEE. The postal clerks on the
Iowa division OF the Illinois Central are
feeling happy over a long looked for raise In
salary. Th6 yearly salaries OF tho letter
men have been increased from 81 l50 to
$1,000, while tho paper men are 70 get 81, 100
instead OF 81, 600
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., June 17.-lSpecial
Telegram to The BEE. Lion Moore, James
Cook and Charles Jonos. who were arrested
Monday charged with chicken stealing, were
today bound over to the district court in the
sum of 500. From the evidence it appears
that the men belong to an organized gang and
did not coniine themselves 10 chickens, but
farm machinery, corn and hogs which had
disappeared recently were traced to them
In inil
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Grand Islands Big Event.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb, June l7.-lSpecial to
The BEE. delegates to tho annual conven-
tion of tho Plattsaeutscher Central Verein
Of North America are beginning to arrive
and by tomorrow night all of them are ex-
pected TO have arrived. The convention
opens tomorrow morning. Sunday will De
the great day
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
NEW yoRK's FIGHTING FACTIONS.
Murphy's Manifesto WaIsens Up the "Anti-
SnaDDerS,r

Murphy's Manifesto wakens Up the "Anti-
Snappers.'
CHICAGO. Ill. June l7.--The delegates from
tho Syracuse convention were good deal
stirred up today over the Murphy manifesto.
and u number of them were prepared with
responses to 1t designed to counteract its ef-
feet and to show that Cleveland was not only
the strongest man in the party ia New York,
but that he would carry the state and get a
large number OF Independent and republican
votes. w. c. Whitney of Brooklyn, one of
the anti-deegates, said:
"Mr. Murphy in his interview seems de-
sirous of giving the impression that the
leaders in the May convention movement
have been in the habit OF opposing the dem
ocratic state tickets in New York, and par
ticularly that OF 1891. AS to this / can only
say that Mr.. Murphy knows very well the
fact TO be tothe contrary, as l can state from
personal knowledge. Some of tho delegates
from the Syracuse convention arc among the
best workers for the democratic party. Mr..
Murphy says that the rank and file OF the
democratic party are prepared to vote
against the most popular democrat In the
country for the presidency because they
fear his election would please the Syracuse
delegation. viii simply say to this that II
MIR. Murphy believes what he says he con-
siders his own followers to be mugwumps
and not democrats and his interview is an
insult 10 the regular democracy of the state
Calls Tammanyites Traitors.
''There are two men prominent in the Hill
organization who arc regarded with suspicion
ny the democracy In general on this point
These gentlemen are Mr.. Murphy and Lieu.
tenant Governor Sheehan, There is n gen
eral impression in the state OF New YORK
that they were treacherous TO the national
ticket In lSss, and think 1t not unlikely
that they will bo so'again this year
THE man who, pretending to be friend
slips his stilletto in your back is the man
who is known only among Mr.. Murphy'i
own followers; his power for evil is mini
mized this year by the new ballot reform
net. Every other democrat in the state o
New York win vote for Mr. Cleveland 4
nominated. Nobody else can bring abou
this or come anywhere near it, For tha
reason, although there are many democrats
whom have personally preferred 10 Cleye
l9nd for the presidential nomination, l hav'
no doubt that he is by far the most available
candidate for the state OF New York"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Jacksonian Club Preparing.
BRYAN at Ann Arbor.

ANS ARBoI, Mich, June l7.-Congress-
man Bryan OF Nebraska stopped here this
evening on his way to the democratic ma
tional convention and addressed the demo-
cratic club of the University of Michigan and
a number of citizens. 1t was in answer to
the speech made at the Republican College
clubs banquet to Governor Mckinley re-
Gently
Mr. Bryan passed hurriedly over that part
of McKinley's speech which attacked the
tariff policy of the democratic party, and
then answered the remainder of 1t in detail
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
In Conprcss Yesterday.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., June l7.-Tnere was
an unusually large attendance in the house
today. The republicans had returned from
Minneapolis and numoer of democrats
were attracted to the capital by the in forma-
ton that the river and harbor conference
report would be submitted. This was done
and as the report was disagreeing one, a
further conference was ordered. The
remainder of the day was consu umed in
filibustering over The Sibley claim bill, with
out action.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
IN THE PATH OF THE CYCLONE.
Death and Desolatlon in Four Counties 1
Minnesota.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, June 1z-Every re-
port of the cyclone on Wednesday adds to
the list of injured and loss of property.
Three children were killed in Martin county,
The list in Fairbault county is a long one
and hard TO ascertain. Thus far six
deaths are reported in that county,
with many injured. The destruction to
property cannot DO estimated as the path OF
the cyclone was through the richest farming
country In the state.
II is reported that an unknown man was
drowned near Hartland.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Advantnees of prohibltion.

CREsToN, Ia, June l7-[Special Telegram
to Tue BEE. l-Informatlon were filed to-
night against five druggists aud nine saloon
men for selling liquor contrary to law. This
work has been going on now for over two
years and costs TO the amount Of over $4,000
have been piled up against the county. The
people are becoming very tired.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

GRAND ISLAND, Mob, June l7.-lSpeciai
Telegram to rnE BEE. The Independent
Press association met here today in annual
convention. Tue members were shown
about tho local printing offices under the
leadership of Commissioner Mobley. This
afternoon they were driven about the city TO
points of interest in carriages. Forty editors
were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
WIN See the ExposltIon.

tram for Omaha over the Kansas City, st.
Joseph Il Council Bluffs will leave this city
tomorrow. About 400 people, accompanied
py the celebrated Second Regiment band
will see that Nebraska Clty's day is appro,
priately observed at the manufacturers ex
hibtion.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Bunooed AN Iowa Farmer.

DEs MoINEs, Ia, June IA farmer
named Peter Garner, living near Adei, was
buncoed out of $4,000 yesterday. Two men
persuaded him 10 draw the money from the
bank and go INTO the country 10 bay prop
erty. AT u louely spot their oonfederates
held him up and robbed him and escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
The Arc for Clcvelnnd.

SIDNEY, NeD., June 17.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE Bee. The California delega-
ton to the democratic national convention
reached here at 80 this evening and were
royalty received by the Cleveland club. Ad-
dresses were delivered py Colonel O'Berne
OF San Francisco Hon. John p. Irish Of
Oakland and Mrs Lnura Deforest Gordon Of
Lodi, Cal The delegation is uninstructed,
but will support Grover Cleveland for presi.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

cation. Bands were out and speeches made.
General Clark of Nevada. Henry w. Patten
OF Los Angeles, Colonel w. L. Z. Payton of
Ogden and John p. irish of California we're
the main speakers. California and Nevada
delegates are solid for Cleveland. Two
trains OF five sleepers each bearing the dele
cations left last night for the Chicago wig
wan
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

on trial In the distrtct court. Suit Is brought
amounts involved will aggregate $40, 600.
The Beatrice postolicss has finally got
domiciled In its new location on North Fifth
street, In the Auditorium building. The office
will be retained in these quarters until the
completion OF the new government building.
The Beatrice National pank will occupy the
old postofflce quarters at the corner of Court
and Sixth streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
COUNTY OFFICIAL VOTE.

Result of the Canvass of the Bond Elec-
tion Returns.
The county canvassing board, composed
of County Clerk Sachett, b. c. Smith and
John Butler, last night canvassed the votes
cast upon the county proposition at Thurs
pleted just before midnight after which the
result officially was declared to be as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
CarrIe waiter KILLED.

BLooMINGToN, Ia, June lL-Durng storm
this afternoon Carrie Walter. record 2;2416,
VI lued at $40, 900. owned by Mayor Foster.
and Pogue Hague, valued at $1,000, was
killed by lightning. Ed Hunter, trainer, wr
stunned aud Is still unconscious.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
nd seYenteen
Engineer and Firemon K,iie

DUBUQUE, Ia, juno IA wild freight on
the Illinois Central ran into a washout near
Galena this morning, ditching the train and
killing the engineer and fireman.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Notified of Palacio'. Resignation.

WAsHINGroN, ID. c., June 1.-THE depart
ment of State was advised by caple this
morning from Caracas OF the resignation OF
the president Of Venezuela. Everything is
quiet and the executive authority has been
assumed by the federal council till congress
can be convened to elect successor. This
will probably take place almost immediatel y.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Delegates Bound for Chicago.

oonEN, U. r., June II. The California,
Idaho, Nevada aud Montana delegations TO
the Chicago convention arrived here last
syening. They were met by the Utah dele
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Total l ,2lS g. l6l 1888 O56 ,7G5 s, ,I67 A

The returns show that l, l36 men lost their
votes upon the railroad bond proposition, as
there were that number OF votes which were
spoiled or mutilated, or on which the parties
failed to vote ''yes'' or ''no." Counting
these as votes cast against the bonds, the
proposition had 65s votes more than the
necessary two-thirus majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Thirty KILLED Near Mankato.

MASKATo Mimi, June 1.-THE latest de-
velopments substantiate the grayest fears OF
yesterday as to the cyclone. The death
list will reach at least thirty,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Hentrlce News Nnies.

BEATRICE, Neb., June l7.-lSpeclal to The
BEB.l-The case OF the Beloit Iron works
against the Beatrice Paper Mill company is
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

BUFFALO, n. Y, June l7.--The Elks have
prohibited the holding of lodge sessions, pic
MICS or celebrations on Sunday. Grand Ex-
ated Ruler Hay appointed j. Williams of
Denver esouire
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18
Moyements OF ocean steamer.

Al New York Weiland from Hamburg.
AT Philadelphia-Il. Il.inois. from Antwerp.
AT Brow Head-P.ssea: City of Berlin
from New York; ,Norseman. from Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-18

lcoNTiNuED on SECOND PAGE. |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05

A LOST DEMOCRATIC PLANK.

II is not generally known that there
was a plank which was omitted from the
Democratic platform. Il must have got
lost in some shuttle in the room Of the
committee on resolutions. II was TO have
followed next after plank 6, repeating
the tax on state hanks, and read.
"We view with alarm the dizzy prog
ress OF the country under the Repuoli-
can policy Of protection. especially this
Worlds Columbian exposition busine s.
Ii makes us tired, and we anxiousiy ask
each other Where are we at" We
point with pride to the fact that history
records no such state Of things in the
good Old Democratic dsys OF slavery and
tariff for revenue only. There Was no
nose and confusion of fsc.er,es. rail-
roads, etc, then. Under Van Buren,,
Polk, Pierce and Buchanan weans OF
the south could play fy loo al the cross
roads tavern all day 10 the soothing mu-
SIC OF the bull whip. the shotgun. the
branding IRON and the bloodhound. Cot
ton was King ard the sheriff bis prime
minister Under the Walker tariff Of
is45, that great and only Democratic Ia
dustFy, the soup house, was established
and fiourislssd Until killed ey TIE birth 81
the Republican party, which event gsb-
cred IN these rnonstroas Berss.es--psos-
ress and good times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
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FULL OF FALSEHOOD.

Yesterday mornings dispatches said
that Jerry Simpson was DENYING the
"Dalton boys" SANDER and the other
outrageous things he had said, as set
forth of late in the EAGLE. All right.
Nobody will be surprised, but the EAGLE
has in its possession documentary proof
Of its charges. Not only is the Dalton
tale true, but so is that of his fling at the
Germans, and that wherein he belittled
Wichita and all the others. The city
editor of the Pittsburg Headlight writes
us letter, declaring that he gave Simp-
sons exact words about Wichita, and
three of the men who heard him say
that the Dalton boys were as good as tie
men they killed have sent us letters
assuring us that he had been reported
correctly. AS for the ''beer and bologna"
slam, we have already published aft
davits made by responsible men. As
for his letter to the Waterman, reflect
ing on the virtue Of the women of Kan
sas, he can deny as often as he pleases,
but the letter remains in print. 1t is not
surprising that man who was elected
in the first place on false issues should
himself become his own exponent by
classifying and then lying out of it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
SOME FACTS FROM A PoMINENT
PEOPLES PARTY MAN.
WICHITA. Kan, Nov. 4, 1892.

WICHITA. Kan, Nov. 4, 1892.
To the Editor Of tie Eagle.
My recent opposition to Jerry Simp-
son is as follows; First-I date back to
the Great Bend convention when 3. E.
hies knew Jerry Simpson and no one
else knew him. At this time Mr.. Kies
solicited complimentary vote from the
Sedgwick county delegation for himself
so he could get the floor of the conven-
ton which he did. Now let Us be fair.
Who is this man Kie-: He is the man
whom the people of Sedgwlck county
paid of the mortgage for on his press
and furniture, furnishing him money
for transportation from Newton to the
Peerless Princess. He is a carpet5agger.
Now to Simpson, Kies & Co.: offered
the service pension section as shown by
the Toledo Blade as plank in the Great
Bend convention. Simpson opposed it;
Simpson had always been against the
men who fought to give us common
country; Simpson is against the pension
as he has always been.
The Toledo Blade platform was tabled
upon the motion made by B. E. kies. l
can prove this by forty-three old soldiers
of the convention and by Chairman
Hackney. am against the whole gang.
l am against Calamity. I believe in
Standing up for SedgwicS county,
Wichita and Kansas" shall vote as l
shot and l shall work at the polls and /
ask my old comrades to do the same.
Yours truly, j. A. SHEARER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-05
A CHARACTERISTIC FRAUD.

The man who is running for the best
Office in this county, and who also runs
the newspaper called the "Comhioner,"
perpetrates this week one of his charac-
teristic tricks. He pretends to give
speech made by Walter n Allen (the
man who heads the fusion electoral tick
ct which Democrats are expected to
vote, upon the subject of the veto power.
In this speech as actually delivered. and
as printed in other Alliance sheets, the
following appears:
"This dominate of the president over
congress has gone SO far as to even stop
the introduction of bills of reform, as
witnessed in Mr.. Clevland's administra-
ton. The free coinage of silver was the
shibboleth of the Democratic party
IN the campaign of 1884, but
Mr.. Cleveland's influence stopped
the agitation of this question
in Democratic house for four years.
Do you suppose that we want to give
suck man half voto2 We have no
interests in Mr.. Cleveland or Mr., Harri-
son. They are the candidates of the
money power who, with folded arms,
are now placidly witnessing the strife
going on between the prejudiced fools Of
the two old parties for the smiles of their
leaders and for the postoffices.
This is what the head man on the flu
sion ticket thinks of the Democrats who
are expected to vote for him. Ia print
ing the speech Kies leaves out this para
graph entirely, and without even indicat-
ing that there was any omission what
ever. How do decent Democrats like this
kind of crow to eat? What do you think
of this man Allen whom you are asked
to vote for? What do you think of Kies?