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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
PRIriTE LiMs' CASE.
Final Testimony on Behalf OF the Co
wealth All In

Final Testimony on Behalf OF the Common
wealth All In.
PITTsBu RG, Pa, Nov. 1.-The final testi-
mony in behalf OF the commonwealth in the
lams case was heard this morning. Nothing
new was elected.
Quartermaster Robbins Of the Tenth regi.
ment then opened the case for the defense
with an address to the jury, in which he de-
ciared that Iams made himself sick by swaI-
lowing tobacco while hanging by his
thumbs. Notwithstanding Colonel Streater
pointed out the enormity OF lams' offense to
him in fatherly manner, lams was defiant
ami continues so still.
Chef Deputy Sheriff Gray, the first wit
ness, told OF the situation in Homestead be-
fore troops were called out, aud certified
copy of the governors order calling out
the troops was put In evidence, aud the
court took a recess.
When the court convened for the after
noon, Colonel Streator, one OF the defendants,
was called TO the stand. He told how lams
shouted "Three cheers for the man who shot
Frick," when he heard of the attempted
assassination OF Mr. Frick.
Witness asked Iams why he had said such
thing, and that surely he did not want to
voice the sentiments OF an assassin. iams
replied: II ui1 it because | did not like
Erck'
He was then sent TO the guard house. Iams
had previously been sentenced to carry
log as punishment for descrtion from guard
duty. Witness then conferred with Colonel
Hawkins as to the punishment TO be in
iiicted, and hanging by the thumbs was
then decided on Witness instructed DIR.
Neff that lams was to be cut d, wn whenever
the physicians directed, and he especially
said that no physical injury was to be per-
mitted. The doctor said that Iams was sick
from chewing tobacco, whereupon he was
cut down The case was then formally re-
ported to Colonel Hawkins. brigade COM
mander Witness ordered Iams' head
shaved ana that he be drummed out Of camp
The purpose of the punishment, witness said
was to prevent the recurrence of such
breach of discipline.
Colonel Hawkins was then called. His
version of tho occurrence did not differ
materially from Colonel Streator's. In
witness opinion tho mode of punishment
was proper. Iams' offeDce he ssaid, was
mntihy, and he had seen men shot dead for
that. Colonel Streator's action was in ac-
cordance with United States army customs.
Attorney lams (cross-examination)- why
was Private Iams not given discharge
paperi
Colonel Hawkins-It was not needed. The
official order was all that was necessary.
Attorney 1ams-The national guard act
provides for discharge aud this question is
to show malice in not giving him one
| SEQ in one Of your reports you call Mr..
trick law abiding citizen. Where did you
get that irformationl
Colonel Hawkins-I knew that he was not
in Jail or locked up and that was my reasou
for so stating.
Court mere ndipllrnn1
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
PONTIEIC.iL HIGH MASS,
Archbishop Satoili Omciatcs at "a CHI

Archbishop Satoili Omiciatcs Mt "a Chicago
Church.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. l-For the first time
in the United States poutifical high mass
was celebrated today by papal delegate
1t was at the All Saints day service Of the
Italian Church of Our Lady of Sorrows, on
jackson boulevard in this city, the home of
the Servile order Of priests. The celebrant
was Arch bishop Satolli OF Rome The church
was packed with people long before the hour
set for the ceremony. The structure Is yet
unfinished, but is the beginning of one of The
most Dretentlous ecclesiastical edlfces IN the
world.
Within the organ loft tho full choir OF the
church awaited the opening of tho services,
while tue orgauist gently ran his fingers
over the shining keys, drawing forth low
and solemn chords. Suddenly the organ
pealed forth professional, u gentle rustic
was heard as the multitude knelt and from
the door of the vestry the procession of
churchmen proceeded. High in air glitter
ing cross led the way. Close behind walked
two acolytes. bearing immense lighted can
dies. Then came Rev. Father LaPlace
missal. Following the twelve acolytes
were Father Baldi, Rev. Father
DeParadis, two subdeacons, Fathers Creyier
and Moreschini, last of all was tue papal
representative, Arcn plSEOp SalOlu with
mitre and crosses. The procession moved
up the aisle of the church with a slow and
solemn step, the great congregation rising as
1t app cached, and kneeling again as il
passed within the altar rails, the party
moved. the choir pealed forth the "Kyrie
eleison" from Farmers mass ir b fiat, and
the sacrlhce of the mass was begun.
1t has been given to but few of that con-
gregatlon to have witnessed before the cele-
bration of pontitical high mass. The dig
nifty and soemnity of the location, always
extreme and apparent were enhanced by
the presence of the archbishop, the deacons
and assistants. The soft pealilg of the
organ, the rich, full tones of the singers
voice, as 80 Salutaris'' rang out across the
church, ana the many candles shedding an
effulgent light upon the eros Ter and mltre of
the archbishop combined to produce an i'm
preston which will live long with those
present.
Father Hugh Crevier. speaking of the
event, said 1T is only on very few occa-
slons that the representatives of his holi-
ness even assist at masses while serving in
foreign countries We feel deeply the honor
conferred upon us by Arch bis non SatolIi -
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

NJ. b. Smith of Sidney was in tho civ
yesterday on business.
Frank Connor of Central City, formerly a
resident OF South Omaha was in the cit :,
yesterday. N'''
Nine special police officers will be nm.
pointed by Mayor Walters for duty on ths
cay or election.
The local packers slaughtered ~. 55s catt,e
uurihe cclooer, an increase IN the slaughter
lngs over tho same month OF last year of
$4,000 head ea' VI
George Kenyon, one of Uncle SANS tap-
gers OF inspected meats, has gone to M
coin, where no will oe united in marriage
.oua! TO one oil the capital city's fair dauph-
ters ""s"
Zach Cnddington will leave TO-DAY for Cen.
trai Clty TO be present ut wedding He
uehies that ~ Is his own wedding but bis
friends doubt the story and expect to SEQ
him return a Benedict. '''
Jack Rice will be arrested as soon as n
constable can lind him. He resides In the
Ihird ward aud Is charged with using oh
scene and violent language to Anna Mona.
mara end otherwise disturbing the peace.
The Uniformed Young Mems Republican
club will 20 To Council Bluffs this evening To
participate In the grand rally. Tho members
are requested TO meet at Twenty fourth and
N streets at :45 O'Clock, with uniforms and
torches.
w. II. Berry OF the firm of Persons A
Berry will leave tomorrow evening for Chi.
cago. where he will meet Mrs Berry and
child, who have been visiting several mon this
IN the east and will accompany them TO
South Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Foreign.

The International judicial congress, in ses-
sion IN Madrid. is discussing the quest on OF
an international agreement for the arbitru-
tion of disputes
The Odessa correspondent of the London
Daily News says that $780, ,9Sl persons cmiCra ted
from Russia to America during 1891 In 1890
the number was S5,5S5.
Hale the alleged American doctor who W as
arrested in Belfast sew .ral days ago on the
charge of frauduie lent practice was arraigned
III Liverpool and again remanded,
The supreme military council OF Mexico has
confirmed the death sentence passed upon
Colonel Nievez Hernandez who was charged
with treason III failing to capture Cara, tn.
revoiutionist. Colonel Hernandez has ap-
pealed.
The ravages OF cholera at Chung King,
China, are appalling Deaths stated ut from
10000 to 10000 People going any distance from
home have to carry a tag with name and ad-
dress thereon Cholera is also raging ut Han
kow, claiming numerous victims.
The working men ut Carmaux. France. have
voted to declare the strike of" and they
will return TO work on Thursday. NJ. Cemen.
ceau brought about this result The political
world is greatly astOnished at the sudden
about face" OF the radical leader
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
PRETENDED 10 BE 4 PRIEST.

Arrest OF an Iowa SwindIer VINO Worked
the Churches.
LEMARs, Ia, Nov. l.-lSpecial Telegram to
The BEE. Father Meis of the German
Catholic church caused the arrest of a party
ut Ashton today, who claimed to be Catholic
priest WORKING in the interest OF some mis-
sionary society raising money to educate and
convert the Indians. The party arrested
claimed to be Father John Lawrence. He
came to Lemars last Sunday and took up a
collection in the Catholic church. He raised
ABOUT $50. Father Aleis learned that he
was an imposter ana sent the sheriff after
him and he is now lodged In the Plymouth
county jail charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
WEATHER FORECASTS.
1t Might Snow in Nebraska To-day and Will
be Colder.

1t Might Snow in Nebraska To-day and Will
be Colder.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 1.---Forecast:
For Nebraska-Light rain or snow, followed
by fair in western portions; north winds.
For the Dakotas Generally fair; slightly
warmer In eastern North Dakota and South
Dakota. variable winds.
For 1owa-Showers variable winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BuRE L, OMAHA.
Nov. l.-Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall compared with5correspono.ng day of
past four years: E-j
mn, 1892. 1891 1890 1ss9
Maximum temDerature.. 465 42o 6So 340
Minimum temper lture-... .99 3O9 46o 33o
hverage h,an,.,;, ttemperature -. 4s7 367 AZ a37
Statement showing the condition of tenn
perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March l. 1892, as compared
with the general average:
Normal temperature zee. ..,,.. 46o
deficiency for the Observation-Disclosures. A.
Dehciency since March Mountaineering. l5S?
Excess for the Observation-Disclosures. .OI inch
Deficiency since March l....... 200 inches
q. e. LAwToN, Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
NEWS OF IESTERDtY.
Domestic.

Nj! Mosby daughter of Mayor John b.
Mosby of Cincinnati. will break the baptismal 1
bottle of wine on the new cruiser Cincinnati
at the launch next Tuesday.
Two brothers named BURGESS in jail Mt
Lebanon. Russell county, Va, charged with
the murder OF Oak Sutherland attempted to
escape Sutherland's friends, lncensed, took
the prisoners from the jail, handcured them
together. hanged them and then riddled them
with bullets
AndreaS Dugo and Francisco Figuera con-
nected with two of the oldest Spanish families
III California; had a street ight in Los Angeles
as the result of difficulty over business. Lugo
stabbed the former In the neck killing him
almost instantly
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Fighting Forest Eires.

a, PITrsBuRG, Pa, Nov. 1.-The forest fires
down the Ohio river are continuing to burn
and the people whose property is endangered
are fighting the flames with renewed efforts.
Considerable progress has been made at ex.
tinguishing the flames, though they are
hercely consuming the timber back of Leets
dale. There is little future danger from the
blaze in that direction, however.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Convicted of Murder

LEMARs, Ia, Nov. l.-TSpecial Telegram
to The BEE, The Jury in case of the state
against Hayden Mcfarland for the murder of
Toney Warner last November, brought in
verdict of murder in the second degree this
afternoon. Ho will receive his sentence next
monday Inc case Will no doubt go TO the
supreme court on the ground of a flaw in the
lime stated in tho indictment of the murder
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Personal P1RIGRAPHS.

w. Z. Hall of Holdrege is at the Mercer.
E. j. hanier of Aurora Is at the Mllard.
j. f. Newhal of Tilden is 1T the Delone.
A. X. Goudy of Lincoln is at the Delone.
j. B. Barnes of Norfolk is at the Milard.
l.. d. Capps of Hastings is at the Arcade
ID. Il. Roeder of Chadron is at the Muir
ray.
g. w. Cherrin gton of Giobon is at the Pax
ton.
f. S. Howell of Albion is registered at the
Delonc
B. f. Huller of Blair is registered at the
Mercer.
David Low of Norfolk is guest at the
L. L. Snider OF Osceola is a guest at the
Arcade.
G. G. Becher of Columbus is guest at
Mercer.
c. A. Porter OF Alliance is guest at the
Paxton.
w. s. Summers of Lincoln is a guest at
the MIllard.
f. L. Margrave of Gordon is registered at
the Arcade.
w. f. Gooden of Aurora is register ed at
w. H. Graham of Atkinson IS a guest at
the Miilard.
l.. A, Dorrngton of Chadron was at the
Alillard yesterday.
Captain w. H. Carter of Fort Niobrara is
among the guests at the Dellone.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Bigole of Beatrice
were amoung the arrivals at the Murray
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nj Frank and Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Frank OF Kearney are among
the guests at the Paxton.
Mr. George w. Hines Of the Union Pacinc
freight department left Monday evening TOR
Chicago, having been appointed assistant
superintendent of trans portation of the
Columbian exposition.
Judge Schillng OF Crete came In Yesterday
morning for couple OF hours conferences
with some OF the democratic wheelhorse es as
to ways and means ~ Fticularly the latter,
to De used in operatbkIthe remainder of the
campaign in Saline e6inty.
New York, Nov, l.-ISpecia Telegram TO
TnE BEE. l-Omaha: ~. Nj. Beach and wife,
Windsor; q. Nj. McGratn and wife, Hotel
Bartholdl. Lincoln: Miss Hutchinson, Hotel
Bartholdi. Nebraska 'B. NJ. Vifquain, New
York. Aam
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
ERar nm IfnrisInn

Provo, U. T., Nov. 1.--Considerable nnx-
iety was expressed this morning by officers
OF the Uintah Indian reservation, in this
territory, at the temporary removal from
Fort Duchesne OF portion of the United
States troops with the intention ultimately
OF tho permanent abandonment of that post
me indians are now Indulging IN drunken
Orgies
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Appointed "a Receiver.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov, lon application of
eastern creditors, receiver was appointed
today for the Quinheim & Mitchell Hard
ware company Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
slightly larger This is the firm whose
junior partner, George b. Mitchell, was
found dead recently under peculiar crcum.
stances in Canadian town.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
j Jumped the Track.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 1.-At Wads-
worth, Ala, train on the logging railroad
jumped the track at water tank. knocking
the tank down on car containing forty
laborers. Fifteen men were hurt. two of
whom have since died from their injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Elected oi,icers

The members of the Indcpepcndent Order
OF Good Tempiars have elected the following
officers for the ems uing year. Chief TENN
lar, Robert Funston; vice templar. Irene
Coulter; superintendent of juvenile temp
les. Hettle Moore; secretary, Burton Rice;
financial secretary, ella Rice; cbaplain n -
Gideon; marshal. n. j. Whitson; guard
Charles Martin, sentinel, A. Collins
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
District Court nt Ch,nneII.

CHArrELI, Neb,, Nov. 1,-[Special Tele
gram to The BEE. district court assem-
oled here tod ay with Judge Holycomb on
the bench. The docket, consisting of about
forty cases, was mostly dis posed OF today.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

Ing, and owing 10 the additional tact that
there were no cases for trial, the criminal
division OF the district court was not In ses-
sion TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
New York Exchange Quotations

New YoRK, Nov. !.-tSpeclal Telegram to
TnE BEE. Exchange was quoted as fol-
lows: Chicago. par; Boston, par to &C dis
count; st. Louis, par
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
District Court Doiues.

The jury in the criminal court returned q
verdict OF pot guilty IN the case of the state
against A. B. Sabine, who was charged with
having passed forged state warrant.
Owing 70 tns fact that Judge DA Wis is NOV
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

the Columbus Grove bank roober and muir
derer, was TO have bseh executed Mt the peni-
tentiary annex tonight but tho supreme
court granted motion for leave to filo
petition. which will delny the execution about
four months I'm ei
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
kilIed HIS Partnar

SouTn MoALLsTgR, /. H., Nov. John
Jerco and Peter Caroaugh, two miners WORK.
ing at Aiderson, quarreled today about some
coal they had jointly mineu, and Jerco shot
aud instantly killed Carbaugh. Jerno was
arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

The Introduction OF the ordinance Mon
day evening in the council granting a
franchise to the Union Electric Light and
Power company, has caused the directors of
the South Omaha Electric Ligh. company to
get together and discuss the situation. The
latter company has enjoyed monopoly for
1our years on the furnishing OF light to the
city and the appearance of a new company,
which will commence operations within a
snort time, does not at all please the drec-
tors OF the old company. Yesterday after
noon there was meeting of some
OF the officers ana directors of the
company. While the business trans
aced was under the hat. enough leaked
out to convince any one that there is
liable to be u legal battle between the two
companies. Tho old company does not pro-
pose to divide business with the new con-
cern without struggle. The franchise was
pretty thoroughly scanned TO find u loophole
through which to compel the council to
crawl and not grant the now corporation a
franchise
The company does not approve of the fran
chise which 1t Is proposed to give the new
company. Tho franchise provides that this
company shall not interfere with the tele-
graph or telephone wires, but makes no pro-
vision in regard to interfering with the
wires of the old electric light company.
There are many other objections raised, and
II was determined to present them to the
council before the ordinance is passed grant
ing the franchise to the Union company.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Blooded Horses to he Placed on Sal,

An innovation In the weekly sale of horses
at the Union stock yards will be made to-
day For the first time since the opening of
the horse market, a drove of booded animals
VIII be placed on sale. They are thirty In
number and come from a celebrated stock
farm at Farnam. If tho sale proves success
1ul the venture will be continued and blooded
animals will be placed on sale weekly The
south Omaha market for horses is growing
Iast ana Is keeping apace with the more pre-
tentIOus catlIe and hog markets.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
SECOND MARn.


streets '' 'tn ana Jones
., @ snu District-N W corner 18th and p,c,e,,
vor, ora DISTRICTS w corner 18th and Leay,r.
worth streets ~ "h" hoaNeh-
oth Districts L corner sd md Lo,vo,.
Nth District Il tst side OF South nth s,r.,,
opposite popplcton ave- '' w" street,
.,a, ,1n DistrIct--S + corner 10th and pi,rr,
stron,s Sth Districts L corner Nth and William
Ter streets '''n'" anu 'eh-
@, t,tn rn. Dslrict-N W corner 2lth and Dorc,s
Ilth Districts l. corner Goth and R,ncro,.
I:lh District-N + corner 18th and yIn,on
i5tn Districts w cornor 18th and Valley
avenue. ~ '"'o'afu
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
FIFTH WAND.

ISL District-East 81 lie of Sherman avenue
opposite hlandcrsun street
2nd Districts r. corner Sherman nycnua
and Writ street.
1rd Districts corner sherman avenue
and LAKE street.
1th District--N W corner Sherman uyenue
tnd Grace street.
9TH District-SW corner nth and Charles
streets
9th District-East side OF Sherman avenue
i'DouI 9 feet north OF rholas street.
'th DIstr!ct-S H. corner 10th and lard
streets.
sth Distritt-N w corner 10th ana Burt
streets.
9TH Distrlct--N T. corner 18th and Cass
streets.
10Th Dlsirict-last side North 18th street be.
wcen California and CASs streets.
nth Dstr!ct-S T. corner 18th and Cass
streets
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
Pears
Soap

We perspire a pint a
day without knowing it;
ought to. If not, there's
trouble ahead. The OBJ
structed skin becomes
sallow or breaks out in
pimples. The trouble
goes deeper, but this is
trouble enough.
If you use Pears Soap,
no matter how often, the
skin is clean and soft and
open and clear.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
stayed the Execution. =

coLunnus, o. Nov. i.-Frauk vanLoon,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
SENVER npNnS

Proclamation ana notice OF submission to tho
electors and legal voters OF the city OF
Umana OF inc question OF issuing bonds OF
the city OF Omaha IN the amount of one hun
dred thousand dollars CslOlOl to nay for The
,,hhns,tnctton ,hn r,, and maintenance OF sewers in
70 tho electors and loyal voters OF tho city of
l. George y. Bcms. mayor OF tho citv ~
pmhha, 90 Issue this, my proclamation and
90 ncreby give public notice e. the cICctnrs
ana lo iai voters OF the city of Omahl thar n
TTSneral election VIII be held in said city on
tuesday The eighth day of November iS5 fnr
the purpose OF submitting to said electors aud
legal voters the question ana proposition FOL
shall bonds OF tho city OF Omaha IN the
sum sum OF ono hundred thousand dollars
maintenance OF sewers, To run not more than
twenty gW years. to draw interest not to cx.
cccd five per cent per nnnum with mtcrcst
coupons annexed thereto. and not to bc sold
tnr less IMAM par, tho proceeds from the salo
thereof TO DO expended Tor tho construction
aud maintenance OF sewers in the city of
omaha, and the proceeds thereof not To DO al
rerted from the objects therein specified"
submitted to I'D electors entire In the proper
tSr% tR pt pr9yidSd by lay fer official ballots, with
the word YES" shall be counted in favor favor " Of
HAVING h"IS 'Hd %n G%@dS SnTF 4a' All Of s"d ballots
No" shall be counted aud considered as
Tho polls shall be opcn on 9'iiuS tho dny Of said
e,cctio ~ eight o'clock IN the morning and
shhll continue open until six O'Clock in tho
evening OF tho Same day at the rospcctiys
voting places. as follows:
lI,,SI WARD
Gtrecto. ''h ana Marcy
ySr,, Spu oistrIct-N W corner sth aud Leaven.
streets ''"Sr i-th anu Jones
IN plsirict-S corner 18th aud frat ,llo,,
south of Pierce street A' "'sV aiIey
tyn non piStrict, North Side OF Pacific street bo.
'WSeh tlh and 9TH streets '''oo' oo'
south OF Pacific street W" S'reet hcar
and Willis - ~ corner OF Park Wild avcnue
streets ''''f 'oth ana Hickory
streets ''"'' o'h ana Center
s,raa,s nsm p's'rtot-N corner 9th and Bancroft,
s,ree,s ,sn p'strict-N L corner 18th and vlnton
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02
NO DIETING, NO PURGING.
Cured His rheumatism and
ODeSitv

AtniroRtrM, HOTEL. Chicago, April % 1sp2
Gchticmen; Please send ono 3s- inch obesity band
10 MLs. W. H. Carroll, PSI Chestnut street philn
ueIphin e. ID. Like your obesity band and pills
very nlnch. They have reduced my weight eighteen
pounds IN the last lve weeks. The obesltypllIs
nave driven away all rheumatic trouble
WILLIAM II. DREXEL.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

streets. '~'i "h' Shica5o
"a Dlstrict-N corner 18th and Davenport
Hcar lwest of 18th street. '""'
itn bIstrict-West side OF 18th street. he
'Nteh ,ouHinS aud Dodge streets
oth DiStrict-N h corner lUtn and CanltoI
avenue. ~ O'p''o'
streets. '' anu h"rhoy
Mh Districts corner Ilth and Dou.ls,
streets ''A an" 'acNsoh
9TH gth Districts + corner 10th and Howard
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-02

FOURTH WARD.
streets. '' ""' iDA'chpor'
md Dlstrlct-N w corner end ana Davenport
3rd DIstrIct-N W corner 25th and Dodc,
4th i,istrlct-N corner 18th and Dodpo
9TH Dlstrict-N l. corner 18th and Hnrney
-treets ~ s'"'
'th pistrIct-N W corncr Goth street and s..
hary's avenue. ''
sth Districts W corner 10Th street and st.
Mary avenue 1855 Nv
9th DIstrict-East side Of South 10Th street
'oIwetn ilarney street and ST. Mary'sRyenue
@ iu,h Distr:ct-N corner 18th and Leaven-
llth Districts W corner 18th strcet CT
Niry's avenue -"