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Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

mond wagons, thirteen IS, 5000
rounds of ammunition, dynt poison,
hanocutTs and two men beside o three
toamsters. This dos not inclu he Chi
cago Herald reporter, who adj It's that no
was caught in bad company, He is now in
Fort Mckinney. In addition to these, one
man, Augustus Green Of Harris, Tex, is in
the hospital and will die tomorrow, the doc
tors say. He claims to have been shot acct
dcntally.
lie says twenty-five OF them were hired in
Texas.
Confirmed from Gincttc.
GILLETTE, wyo, April Especial Telo
gram to Tue BEE. l-Today's stage from
Buffalo brings tho following news from John.
son county's rustlcrs war:
BUFFALO, Wyo, April 1.-Two parties Of
armed cattlemcn arc now in the vicinity of
Buffalo, estimated at about 800. All arc
well armed ana about the same number, of
rustlcrs.
Seventy five armed rustlcrs stopped the
Burlington stage coach yesterday aud took
from it one man, supposed to be one OF Fred
Hesse's men.
The party OF armed men who left Cheyenne
Tuesday surrounded Nato Champions house
and kept up continual fire for several
houts on the house, killing Nate Champion
and Nick Roy.
Champions house caught fire and burned
to tho ground, burning the body Of Roy.
Coariers are notifying all the cattlomen
throughout this region OF the country and
almost every cattleman is going to tho scene
TO fight with one side or other.
Later reports say that fifty cattlemen are
,tnI tl, 4 ,h h,, ti,,,,
and four are reported killed. Elliott and
Canton are with the cattemen Soldiers
from Fort Mckinney are enroute today
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
D1s1uRBED at A HORRIBAE FEAST.
Hungry Dogs Unearth the Remains of a
Murdered Babe.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, April l2,-1he little town
of Port Marion, on the northern border of
the county is wildly excited over what is
believed to have been murderer. Yester-
day Mrs. 7. j. Keiser discovered dog drag
ging the lower part Of the body of a small
child. She drove the dog away from his
human feast and notified the neighbors
OF her discovery. A search re-
veaed the grave OF the child, which
was directly IN a footpath near the town. 1t
is thought to have been the work OF a woman,
as the grave was out q little more than six
inches deep After another search another
dog was found with an arm in his mouth.
The head, trunk and other arm could not be
found and it is supposed the dogs devourcd
them. A newspaper was the only shroud the
body had. No clew has been found, Coroner
Holbrook is holding an inquest today.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Shot Himself Through tn, Heart.

Fremont, Neb., April l2.- Especial to THE
BEE, l.-Ninton Balinbaugh fireman on the
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley rall-
road, shot and killed himself at his room in
the Archer block this morning about 8
o'clock Locking himself in his room, he
placed a revolver at his breast and shot him.
self through the heart What led him to the
act is only matter OF conjecture. He was
in the employ of the company for about two
years. A coroner's inquest was held on the
body this afternoon, verdict beng returned
tnat he came to his death by his own hand,
with suicidal intent
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
JEFF OCG SERIOUSLY HURT
Well Known Lincoln Travelling Man Gored
by Mad Bull.
HAY SPRINGS PEOPLE MUCH EXCITED
Fight Retwccn ~ Saloonkccpcr and
stranger Causes Considerable Trouble
rlhttsmouth burglars Sentenced
other News from Nebraska Towns.

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb,, April l2.-[Spo>
cial Telegram to THE BEE. JEFF Ogg,
well known travelling man residing at 2a3S
Clinton street Lincoln, was seriously gored
today by II Jersey bull owned by +. Crttcn-
den of this city. The animal has always
teen gentle, and this throw Ogg of his
guard. While tying the brute it attacked
him, breaking his leg and inhicting severe
internal injuries. Fortunately he was tossed
out OF reach OF the brute and hclp from tho
house soon reached him,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Slightly Mixed,

New HAVEN, Conn, April l2.-All but
twelve members of the democratic state cen
tral committee were present when the meet
ing was called to order today. A canvass of
the committee showed the following presi-
Dental preferences Cleveland 3, Hill 8, no
choice 3, uoncommital B. Eleven are opposed
to free coinage of silver Gnd the majority
favor the appointment OF an unpledged dele
CATION to the national convention.
The day for holding the state convention
was fixed for May 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

Church OF Latter Day Saints, again admins
tered unto the sick today at tho Mormon
temple by the pouring Of oil and the laying
on OF hands. The number who desired treat
ment was fully as large as yesterday. and the
basement of the temple, where tho ceremony
was performed was crowded.
At the business session OF tho conference
a resolution was adopted providing for his
tory OF the church 10 be placed on sale at tho
Worlds fair. Very little business was trans
acted. The conference will adjourn some
time this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Captured an Escnped Murdcrcr.

AURORA, Neb., April l2..-ISpecial Tcle-
gram to THE BEE. A telegram was re-
celved today by the Sheriff from Frederick.
Mo-, saying; 'I have Thomas; come and
get him."
Thomas Hill was convicted here about two
years ago for the murder of William Barrett
in July, 1890 and was undor sentence OF
death pending an appeal to tho supreme
court Last October he broke Jail, stole a
horse and cart and made his escape. Sheriff
McCanaughey and an assistant started for
Missouri today to bring him back in tho
event of his proving to be the murderer.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
CARELEssLY TURNED A sUITCH.
As n Consequence an Electric Light Man
Met HIS Death.

BosToN, Mass, March l2.-James Hayes, a
trimmer for the Boston Electric Light com
pany, was found hanging lifeless from the
crosso bar OF one Of the poles IN Dover
street. The leather straps that
bound him TO the crossbar prevented him
from falling. No one seemed 10 know
whence came the current that caused his
death. The switch was found turned of, as
he had thrown it before beginning his work.
At that hour there should have been no cur
rent on any of the wires. The company's
officers are Of the opinion that the trou BILE
was caused by some one at the central
station throwing current over the wires
carelessly, and without giving proper
warning.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Missouri ProhibitIonists.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, April l2.-The Times
Chilicothe, Mo, special says; The state pro-
hibition convention met here today and
placed in nomination candidates for the
state officers.
president on the prohibition ticket of 1883,
delivered an address this evening. The
attendance at the convention was not large
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
uopr Wants Re Rc-Elected

New ORLEANS La, April i2.-The Pic
ayune's Austin, Tex, special says: The
extra session of the Texas legislature
adjourned this evening without making a
congressional apportionment and two con-
gressmen will have to be elected this year
from the state at large. Tho legislature
disposed Of about half the business for which
they were called to act upon. Governor
Hogg will now take the stump and make a
very vigorous campaign for reelection.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

ALBANY, N, Y, April l2.-Mayor James j.
Manning and the entire democratic ticket
were reelected today by $1,000 majority.
The democrats carry seventeen out of eIgh-
teen wards and have probably eighteen out
OF th!rty-one supervisors. Mr.. Manning is
tho son of ex-Secretary OF the Treasury
Daniel Manning.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
IN THE HOUSE.
Cooper Explains Ills Connection with Per
sion Frauds-Other Business.

Cooper Explains Ills Connection with PEN
sion Frauds-Other Business.
WASHINGTON, d. g., April l2.-Thc senate
amendments to the Indian appropriation bill
was non-concurred in.
Oa motion of Hayes of Iowa tho bill passed,
authorizing the Illinois and Iowa Railway
and Terminal company 70 construct bridge
across the Mississippi river at Moline
Allen OF Mississippi asked the unanimous
consent of the house 10 tho present con-
sideration of the JOINT resolution approprat-
ing $50, 900 for the purchase and distribution
of subsistence stores to sufferers from the
overflow OF the TomDigbee river and tribu-
tariCs.
Kigore of Texa. objected aud the resolu-
tiou was referred
Cooper Tries to Explain.
Cooper of Indiana made personal explana-
ton relative TO tho testimony taken by the
Raum Investigating committee, ana proceed
ing, criticised the pension office, when be was
interrupted by Lind of Minnesota with tho
point of order that IL was against the rules
of the house TO discuss an issue which was
beng Investigated.
Cooper was allowed to proceed, but was
shortly after, in criticlslng Commissioner
Raum, called to order by Hopkins OF Illinois.
He made allusion TO "spies and creatures" OF
RauT, and was again called 10 order by Bur-
rows of Michigan, aud later on BY Johnson
of Indana. lie proceeded with continued
Interruptions, and tho speaker finally said
the gentleman's remarks were addressed
more TO assaling Raum than answering any
charges made against himself Mr.. Cooper
was finally permitted TO conclude without
further interruption.
Messrs Peel, Allen and Wilson OF Wash
ington were appointed conferees on the In
dian appropriation bill
The house then went into committee OF the
whole, Mr., OE'airell of Virginia in the
chair, on the urgent deficiency bill,
Taking advantage of tho scope given TO
general debate, Mr.. Bland brought up the
silver question by sending TO the clerks desk
and having read the letter of Senator Pal
mer TO Chicago paper in which he de
clared that the Bland bill is not free coin
age measure tie MIR, Bland) did not fear
the accusation of beiue actuated by a silver
ring. Thero were other rings IN this coun-
try; nnt when gentlemen declined 20 listen
to the voice OF the people and listened 10 tie
tickcrs OF Wall street, they belonged 10 the
gold ring. Tho SILVER bill was not in the in
terest of q silver ring, but In the interest OF
the great masses of tho people.
The committee then rose and the bill
passed 1t appropriatGs Sl,0l2, ,G36.
The house again went into committee OF the
whole MIR, Shiyely IN the chair, on tho naval
appropriation bill Without action the COM
mittee rose and the house adjourned.
n.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Elected Cleveland Delegates.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April l2.-Three more
Kansas counties instructed for Cleveland
today. They are Garfield, Harper and Dick
inson TO be sure that their instructions
would not be violated each of the conven-
tions elected as delegates to tho state conven-
tioE, which Will send delegates to the Chi
cago convention, men who are known to have
always been loyal to Mr. Cleveland and his
political principles.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

NORFOLK. Neb., April l2-- special Tele,
gram to THE BEE. Judge II. S. Dundy
closed the April term OF The United States
district court here today. Twenty-ono cases
were disposed OF in very short oruer Court
was held In the parlors Of the Pacific hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
UNCLE SAM TAKES a HAND.
United states Troops Ordered to the Seat of
War In johnson, County.

DENVER, Colo, April IA special TO the
Associated press from Cheyenne, Wyo., says :;
Governor Barber OF Wyoming tonight re
ceIved telegram from President Harrison
stating that he had, in compliance with the
request made by Governor Barber for United
States soldiers to protect the state OF Wyom-
ing against domestic violence, ordered the
secretary of war to concentrate a sufficient
number OF soldiers from Fort Mckinney,
Wyo., TO cooperate with the authorities Of
the state Of Wyoming In efiecting settle
ment Of the existing difficulties between the
IcoNrlNvgp on SECOND pAoEI
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Hay Springs People Excited.

CuADRoN, Ne5., April 2.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to TuE BEE. Hay Springs people are
much excited over difficulty between a sa-
loonkeeper by the name of Case and ali un.
nown travelling man. Case has left the town.
The town marshal is here pursuing him.
The stranger Is thought TO be badly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Republicans in Convention.

FALLS CITY, Neb, April Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The republican county
convention was held this afternoon. Every
precinct swas represented notwithstanding
tho inclcment weather Eleven delegates
were elected to the Kearney convention and
sixteen to the congressional convention OF
Falls City. They favor George w. Holland
of this city for delegate to the national con-
yonti0u.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Bogus Reports From Europe.

LoNDoN, April l2.-Bsrranman, PHILIPPE
& Co., grain commission firm, rumors con.
cerning whose solvency created furry in
wheat IN the United States yesterday, is =
very small concern. IL has been on the
ragged edge for years The liabilities would
not exceed e2Oc. The grain market here and
on the continent for tho past two days have
beer strangely affected by bogus European
news received by way OF the United States,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Conger Declares for Harrison.

CHICAGO, H., April l2.-Colonel A. l.. Con-
ger, republican National committeeman from
Ohio, who has been a stalwart Blaine man
today announced himself in an interview as
for Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
California Mun,cipal Elections

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April l2,-Municipal
elections were held IN most OF the large
towns CT tho state yesterday. Party lines
were not drawn. The Australian ballot sys
tenn was tried for the first time with success
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

PoNcA, Neb., April l2.-[Special to Tnn
BEE. April 10 there will be opened in this
place musical normal A large enrolment
has already been secured in Ponca besides
many non-resdents who have made arrange.
ments to be IN attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Little Girl burned to Death.

CENTRAL CITY Neb., April l2.--[Special
to THE BEE. While burning corn stalks in
Mead township Saturday, the clothes Of q
9-vear-old daughter Of OK Sheriff Critics
caught fire and the child was so severely
burned that she dlod tho following morning.
Tho father was IN town when the accident
occurred.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
They Wiu Serve thc state.

GRAND Island, Neb., April Especial to
TIE BEE. Sam Smith and Valney Cinna}
mon were this morning sentenced 10 one year
each IN tho penitentlary, having been con-
victed of receiving stolen goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

WAsuINGToN, c., April IL. The Worlds
fair committee met this morning and heard
arguments in support of the bill appropriat-
ing $500, 600 to aid tho Worlds far. John
Boyd Thatcher of New York and Vice l'resi-
dent Odell of the Chicago directory spoke in
favor of the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Renomlnated the Great ObIector.

LAwRENcEBuRG, Ind, April l2.-Congress-
man w. 5. Holman was renOminated by
acclamation by the democrats Of the fourth
congressional district.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Steamer Arrivals.

At New York -Friesland from Antwerp.
Az Movile-Steamer Furnnessia, froM
New YORK for Glasgow. :
At f'astnet-Passed, Laurie, from New
York for Liverpool.
AT Bremerhaven- Ems, from New YofA
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Latter Day saints

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, April l2.-The Nor
mon elders, in attendance upon the inter-
national conference Of the Reorganized
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Washington News Notes.

WAsHrNGToN ID. c., April i9,Senor Bolet
Pera2a, the Venezuelan minister at Wash
ington, has received The following cable from
the Venezuela minister of foreign affairs.
dated Caracas, April II: Peace is assured.
General tranquility prevails throughout the
country"
The president today issued proclamation
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13
Successful Test of II Voting Machine.

LocKPoRr, n. Y, April l2.-Thc town Of
Lockport used Meyers voting machine in
voting at its annual election today. The vot-
ing was done rapidly, the time occupied by
each voter ranging from eight to twelve sec
onds, while the general average throughout
the day was probably twenty seconds.
The polls closed at $50 p. IN. and five min
utes later the result was transcribc to the
return tally sheets. Among the demon
strated advantages of the new system are
its economy and the practical impossibility
Of falsifyiug the returns
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-13

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-09


When q chimney catches tire throw
sslt upon tho fire below. SHUT OFT all
the drafts possible Ga picccsof old wc<
carpet held before she CRATE rs an excel
lent thing TO use in shutting of tho
draughsl. and the fire will slowly 40
oat of.itsclf --Dc,roit Free Press
"A travelling case Of brown linen
bound with ribbon. which has pockets
ca places for comb. brush. pins and
other necessary toilet articles. can be
made worry pretty with lit.ic trouble.
FAc pockets 20 slip the different arti-
ciSs IN arc feather stitched with silk
-Lemon Jelly. -sOne-half box of gcl-
atinc, soaked in n cup OF cold water
When dissolved. adj one pint OF boil
ing water. the juice OF two and one
half lemons. one aud three uar,cr cup
fuis Of sugar More lcmon can bo add
ed IL not tart enough. -GooS House
keeping
"A Dish of Snow--C;ratc a cocoanut,
leaving out the brown part Heap IL
up In the center OF n handsome dish.
and ornament with hne. green leaves
such rs peach or hoIcysuc<lc Serve
IL APP with snow cream made I'm this
way. Beat the whites OF Eve eggs to
astiG froth. add two large spoonfuls
OF fine whiss sugar. u large spoorful OF
rose water or pineapple. Beat tho
whole we'll togcthcr and add n pint of
thick cream Put several spoonfuls
over each dish OF coocanut Boston
budget
dreamed Chickcn-Mclt n teaspoon
full OF butter In n hot frying pan and. he
fore it browns. stir into Tablespoonful
of sitted -four aud mix Sntil creamy;
thcn add. stirring NIL the tisnc. n cup ~
hot cream or milk. ten drops OF onioC
juice, salt and pepper to TASTE; when all
comes to boil take from the fire aud
add, cut In dice, pint OF cold chicken,
which has been freed from ais fat bone
and gris,lc--if very young the skin
should be retained. mix careful. then
| put tho pan and contents over large
pot OF boiling watc-; when heated
Through a is ready ca dish. Press the
yolks of threo hard-boiled eggs through
n fine siovo and at the last momcn,
sprinkle oo too. Serve macaroui OF
large horuiny with this dish. m Y
World
BLACKWELL Patties. Crack an egg,
| yollS and white, into n basin and then
add the yolks only Of six more eggs
With this beat up half pound of white
sugar When the sugar is dissolved
pour upon the whole half a pound OF
warm butter, and beat tho whole until
it forms custard Have nice puff
crust ready. aud with this line some
| patty pans. into each of which spread
some raspberry or currant jam. and
then pour on the Jam rs much OF the
above custard as will make IL n quarter
of an inch thick. This done, place
them in n quick oven. aud rs soon a,
the crust is baked enough the Bake
well pattics" are done. Serve cold
These pattics may bc favored with nj
mond, vanilla, lemon, etc. according &
taste. Detroit Free Press.
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How - Grow Cr~->< aud as tSs sam.
Time Ksrpsssp the Farm.
II Ia y comparatively easy matter 10
to keep up the fcrsslity OF the sol when
manurc can he secured convcnicrtly.
hut - far western farmers are not SO
situated that this can bc done, and IL
is a serious question as TO the bcst plan
of ma nagcmcnt 20 grow crops rontin-
ualf, and ut the sxrac tune keep up tho
farm.
The farmer whs is close o. 4. largo
msr.-ct where "A rood porticn OF the
croYG can bc hauled I'm and soIi aud
manure bc secured At nominal prize.
Ia lscul back. has very decided al.
vantage over the farmer who il so sit
uatcd that all thcrmanurc secured must
DC made on thu farm. IL is easy
enough 10 say, "koepa sufficient num-
Der of stock To consume all tho xarious
prossucts grown ION the farm, make.
save aud apply ali the manure This
| is good advice rs Far as Il goes. but tho
| average farmer finds by cxpcric nee
that this, even with the most careful
management VIII afford very in
adequate supply. "A man with a small
farm can secure atccttcr supply in pro-
portion TO the advantages thanithe ono
ON large farm because he has moro
tiufo To gather up and work In mx terial
that the more extensive farmer Is
obliged TO let go. The larger the farm
thcs more the work NJ hauling ort and
apptyin is increased
Commencing ut the start with au,Uod.
rich,soil, 1t requires good management
TO keep mp the fertility. and when. as
is 81 generally the case. the soil has
run nown to IA more cor less extent hy
continued cropping, Il Is difficult To
continue TO grow crops and Mt rthc
same time build up the fertility. /,
cannot bc done altoguther by applying
manure. and less 80 vllen the mannr,
mustsll be made an the farm.
Seeding down 10 grass Is only a
change and does not bnild up the soil
II the hay is cut off. III green crops
can be,grown and plowcd under this
Will halp, and in many cases IL can be
done tea good advantage OF course.
where q regular system OF rotation Is
carricdscut the products grown are all
fed out TO stock on the farm, pur.
chasing and using bran, middlings aud
oil meal in connection wiah the feed
grown on the farm Much better re-
suits can be obtained than where no
| particular pains are taken in this re.
spcct Yet, even with the boss of man.
agement, az is difficult 20 keep up or
build up iAe fertility.
AS with much other farm work. Il Is
4 easier To tssll how to do than TO do, and
4 especially whore there ~ such "A diff.
4 ference in lhe conditions under which
the work must be done Prairie
| FARMER
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