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Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
BIPTIsT Young PEOPLE.
Conclusion of the National Convention of
the American Iulon


the American Union.
DETROIT Mich, July 1.-THE visitors and
delegates 10 the national convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
opened the last day of their stay In tins city
with a nearly morning prayer meeting. Most
OF the pulpits were filed this mornIug by
distinguished pastors Of the Baptist deuomi-
nation in attendance upon the convention and
the delegates and visitors divided themselves
among the different churches.
At o'clock this afternoon a praise meet
ing was held, at the conclusion of which a
discussion was had on The New Century Of
Misslons.n The speakers AMI their address
es were as follows: Young people ana the
Stewardship of Money,'i Rev. j. b. Camp
bell. D. D., Meridian, Miss; Young People
and Systematic Beheyolence,h Rev. B. ID.
Thomas, d, D., Toronto, Ont; Young Peo-
pie ard Foreign Missions" Rev. Ii. Z.
Mabie ID D., Boston, Mass. T. g. Soarez
OF Minneapolis then extended greetings to
Rev. John E. Clough, ID, the veteran
missionary frcD India, and ctaer fCrcign
workers present, TO which appropriate re-
spouSes We're made.
Tue board OF managers has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Rev. l.. E. Henson, Baltimore;
secretary. Rev. Nj. u Mcleod, Omaha:
general secretary, Rev. +. L. Wilkins, Chi
cago.
The evening session opened with praise
service. Rev. j. b Crautield of Texas, who
is the vice presidential candidate on the ma
toual prohibition ticket, made all eloquent
appeal FOR $4,000 for the founding Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America,
His talk was inters persed with witty re-
marks and drOll stories, which helped 10
bring in over s., 900 OF the amount asked for,
with more TO hear from.
Rev. o. {. ). Wallace OF Toronto caused
a sens alton by protesting against doing such
work on the Loru's dav.
Resolutions were adopted condemning the
liquor tranc for the want, degradation and
vice which results from IL; declaring that it
was the great evil of the government and
seeks 10 bestow even the chief magistracv at
auction to whoever will bId the highest
subserviency to it, and calls upon all Chris
tans 10 use their Influence and energies TO
Lring abou; its speedy extcrmInatlon A
resolution was also adopted thanking all who
had II any way contributed TO the pleasure
aud entertainment OF the delegates.
the convention sermon was preached by
the Rev. Wayland Hoyt of Minneapolis anu
President Chapman followed with his ad-
dress of the WORK for the new year. Follow
ing this was new testimony and enlistment
service and which closed the service aud the
convention adjourned sine ole.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
WORK OF A BOLD BURGLAR
Burned Farmers Barn and Robbed His
Dwelling.
LITTLE PAY FOR HIS DESPERATE PLANS
Comsiderabi" Valuable Property Destroyed
by the Flamcs-Scotts BLUM Countys Fine
Crop prospects-Splcndid Rains
Throughout Nebraska.

CORTLAND Neb., July l7.-fSpscial Tele-
gram to TuE BEE. This morning between Z
ana four O'CLOCK some mis- creart set fire "a
the barn Of w. NJ. Stewart, one mile west Of
Cortland, completely consuming it, together
with four set OF harness, a new spring wagon
aud about 500 worth of farm machinery.
While the family was trying to save what
they could from the barn the incendiaries
ransacked the house aud took what money
Mr.. Stewart had about S45 This was all
that was missed Al daylight MIR. Stewart
tracked the thief about three miles in tho
dusty road and then lost all trace of him.
HARVARD, Neb., July L. Special tele-
gram 70 THE BEE. The dwelling house of
David Hume in the southern part OF the city
was burned this morning about ; o'clock 1t
was partly insured. Tue tre company could
not reach the house with its nose, SO no help
could be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
WEATHER. FORECAST.
OFFICE G. WEATHER BUREAU,
DNLIIA lnIr Z

OMAHA, July II.
There is an area OF low barometer in the
Dakotas tonight aud cloudy, rainy weather
prevails on the eastern Rocky mountain
slope. In the lower Missouri valley the
weather has remained fair aud far weather
prevails IN the Mississippi valley. Winds
over the western portion of the country are
now generally soutnerly. 1t is raining at
this hour (midnightJ at Rapid City and
North Platte.
Local Forecast-For Eastern Nebraska,
Omaha and Vicinity-Local showers and
slightly warmer during Monday.
WAsHINGToN. ID. c.. July l7.-Forecast for
Monday: For Kansas, Nebraska and the
Dakotas-Llqht local showers, followed by
clearing weather; southerly shifting 10 west
erly winds; cooler IN western portion OF Kan
sas and North Dakota; warmer n eastern
Nebraska.
For Increasing cloud!ness, probably
followed by light local showers during Mon
day afternoon or night; south winds; warmer
in central Iowa.
For Colorado-GeueraIly fair: east winds
PROBABLY in the eastern portion Monday
night
The pressure has Increased on the Atlantic
coast and the area OF high pressure covers
the region east OF the Mississippi, the baron
etcr being high, aud on the Atlantic coast an
extended depression covers the eastern slope
OF the Rocky mountains, whore the blrome-
ter has fallen from two TO three-tenths Of
an lnch In the past twenty-iolr
hours the center OF the disturbance
being apparently TO the Eorth of
Dakota. Local showers along the east slope
from Texas northWard 70 tho DaRotas aud
also in the gulf and south Atlantic states
Fair weather prevails in all other districts
with a slight rise in temperature in tue
northern states except in the northwest
where it is slightly cooler. Warmer fair
weather will prevail in the northern states
east Of the Mississippi on Monday aud
showers will continue in the Atlantic and
gulf states.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Wnhoo Nn.ons Entcrtained.

WAHoo, Neb, July l7.-LSpecial to TIM
BEE. Tuesday night will long be rcmem-
bered by the members of Stella chapter
Order Eastern Star as one of the most pleas
ant events in Its history. The officers re-
Gently elected were duly installed by Brother
w. y. Mason, secretary OF the Omaha Board
of Trade, ana after the interesting ceremony
was over Mr.. Mason made very pleasing
aud instructive talk on the origin and object
of the order After the exercises at the hall
were over the members aud guests repaired
to the Commercial hotel, where the propri-
etor had prepared the most elegant banquet
ever gotten up In Wahoo.
a vote of thanks was rendered Mr. Mason
bv the chapter. The officers installed are:
Anna Letter w. M. NJ. L. Ellsworth, w.
p; Orpha @. Good. A. NJ; Mrs. Charles
Perky, treasurer: Hattie Davis, secretary;
Mary St. Martin, conductor; Eta Wilde,
assistant conductor; Anna Paisley, Adah;
Della McCutcheon, Ruth; Mary Killion,
Esther; Mrs. c. L. Millenz, Martha; Louiss
Bell. Electa, Helen Ellsworth, warden; ".
H. Bell, sentinel; Sude Wright, marshal.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
scotts nlun Conntr,s Crops.

GERrNG Neb., July l5.-[Special to TnA
BEE SCOTS Bluff county, according to q
carefully collected estimate, mas this year in
crop about 2O,O ,OO) acres, of which L, 900 acres
is irrigated. Tue crop last season fell short
OF TINS figure between 5000 and 1000 acres.
Wheat is the largest crop in tue county,
with oats a close second and corn for tho
first time last in amount of acreage. Good
rains fell last week, which maze certainty
of tho grain croD which is not subject to irri-
cation, hence the farmers Of the county are
now making their calculations TO handle the
largest crop in the history OF the county.
Something near 1000 acres of raw land are
irrigated besides for hay and will cut an
average OF one to three tons per acre. The
hay crop on the natural hay bottoms is also
a good growth and cutting IS about 10 begin.
BLOOMINGTON. Neb., July It. Special to
The BEE. This locality has just had good
rain, which continued for four hours. All
kind of crops are now IN good condition.
Farmers are well on with their harvest,
which promises an abundant yield.
DUNCAN, Neb, July l1-tSpecial TO The
BEE. l-Dry weather during the past two
weeks caused some apprehension as to
crops. Yesterday morning II commenced to
ralE anG continued steadily for seven hours.
This rain assures good crop ia this vicinity
and the spirits OF the farmers are tending
upward. Thursday it was boiling; yester-
day ire was enjoyable.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
West Point PERSONALS.

WEST PoINT, Neb., July lL-lSpecial "a
The BEE. Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Artman
spent Friday and Thursday in Fremont
visiting friends.
n L. Taylor returned Monday from Q
three days visit TO Madison.
Paul Knse returned Monday from Ra-
veuna, Buffalo county, where he had been
summoned to the BEDSIDE of his brother
Joseph Nostoupal, sr., and Anton Jerman,
sr.. returned Monday from trip TO Crete.
Martin Kerl and family left Wednesday foi
Lyons, Pender and Bancroft on business
"trip.
George Park left West Point for BeemeI
Monday, where he has a position in ths
deuo..
Prof. John L, Barclay, the new assistant
principal OF schools, has wired his accept
anCe ot the position.
Mrs. =. Ssota Of Stanton was down visit
ing her sou Anton aud family last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Remembered by lis Friends.

GRANp ISLAND, Neo., July l7.-tSFecial Il
Tue BEE. An event long 10 be remem bered
by j, b. Ferguson occurred last night when
nearly 100 Of MS associates ana intmates
gathered al the home Of his brother, Daniel
Ferguson, 70 bid him goodbye upon his de.
parture 10 Beatrice, whore he has accepted
the position Of agent for the Union Pacific;
also 10 present MIN with token Of the high
him.
The present was in the shape Of On elegant
hand engraved solid gold watch aud chain,
with masonic charm pendant from the lat
ter. The presentation as made by Thomas
Robinson IN a few fitting and well-chosen
words. ana the response by MIR Ferguson
brought tears 10 the eyes OF many present..
Mr. Ferguson has been connected with the
freight department here for eleven years.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
GILLIAN NOTES.
Traffic Impeded bv an Electrical storm
Knsnlcs, Onlrcrs Arrcstel.

lriiuC 1mpedeu nv an tltClfiCii
RoSalcS' Oniccrs Arrested.
lropulghts "a IS), bJ Jtp-, Gpri1l Bc1r'"i
VALPARAISO, Chill via Galveston, TeX),
July II Bv Mexican Gable TO the New
York Herald-Speciat to TnE BEE. An
electrical storm swept over large
area yesterday, interfering with te!c
graph and telephone lines and impeding
traffic.
Bernard Eichdman has been appointed
Gillian consul at Chicago.
The Herald correspondent at Rio Janerio
telegraphs that the Brazilian congress has
passed the amnesty law.
1t is reported by the mail steamer Lamar,
which arrived at Montevideo, that she met
the United States war vessel Bennington
returning from that port. Its believed that
the crew of the wrecked torpedo gun boat
Rosales has been saved.
An extra session Of the Argentine congress
has been called.
Captain Fumes and the other officers Of the
Rosales are under guard in their houses.
They are not allowed communication with
any one on the outside,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18

LAKE CITY, MINI, July l7.-John g. Wool
ey's Christian temperance convention opened
AT Rest Island this worning with about Z, 1000
in attendance After a long song service led
By Rev r. NJ LAMB, Bishop. Fitzgerald of
the Methodist Episcopal church preached the
opening sermon from the text, James i. -
Pure religion and undeti!ed is this, 10 visit
the fatherless and the widows. ana TO keep
himself unspotted from the world" His
main thought was that God IS best served by
serving the creatures he has made.
Mrs. +. b. hibDen, OF Peoria, ILL.,. gave a
scripture reading IN tho afternoon, and Mr.
WooIey spoke briefly but eloquent!y. In the
evening Rev. Mr. Chase oithis city preached.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
North DAKOTA KepubIicans.

HoT SPRINGS, 5. d., duly H. Special
Telegram 10 THE BEE. The republican
county convention held in tins city yesterday
afternoon was entirely harmonious. The fol-
lowing delegates were chosen 70 attend the
republican state convention at Madison, July
20: A S. Stewart, w. L. Row
land, l.. ). Cuu, s. r. Wilson, ].
X. Crow, j. b, Dlckoger Jonn NJ.
Hen,on, o. b. Chesley, +. NJ Vromau, L.
NJ. Cleveland aud l. p Campbell. They 60
uu!nstructed, but will strongly urge the
nomination 0! Captain w. V. Lucas OF this
city for congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
URECR ED BY 4 UISHOUT.

Two Northeastern Employees Killed and
One Passenger Injured.
W1LMINGToN, Del, July IA train on
the Northeastern railroad was wrecked by
washout near Florence last night. The train
consisted of an engine and mail, baggage
and express cars. two coaches and three
Pullman sleeping cars. All the cars left the
track except the engine ana rear sleeper.
j. ). Cinnamon, the news agent aud Will
liam Moore. colored employee were killed.
One passenger was painfully hurt and one
other slightly hurt Two sleeping cars were
somewhat damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
WILL CREATE a SCENE.

Democrats Determined to Make Capital
Out of the Rsum Investigation.
WAsHINGTo. BUREAU OF THE BEE, !
5l3 FOURTEENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July IL
Representative Enloe OF Tennessee prom
ises to make row in the house this week
over consideration of the report of the COM
mittee which investigated Pension Commls-
sioner Raum. The report of the majority of
the committee recommends Raum's removal.
Enoe will tomorrow ask the committee on
rules to report rule setting apart Wednes-
day for the consideration Of the report and
Will also ask that the rule designate the hour
at which DEBATE shall conclude and the vote
be taken.
MIR. Enloe wants the committee to make
the rule cloture affair, for he is afraid tnat
the rcpu blicans will tilibuster against the re-
port aud prevent any adoption. Euloe has
pursued Commissioner Raum with malicious
vigor aud he KNOWS that the recommended
tion of the democratic committee is looked
upon as absurd and will have no effect, tut
he Is determined 10 make scene in the
house for political purposes. Z. S. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
sE4RCHING FOR M1RsH.
Detectives Securing Brazil for the EN-Presi-
dent of the keystone Bank.

lht f~N-i
dent of the keystone Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa July lit is believed
here that tine police officials of this city are
now making strenuous efforts to run down
and capture Gideon H. Marsh, the default
ing president of the broken keystone
National bank. 1t has been ovec year since
Marsh decamped and left his associate in
the bank, ex-City Treasurer BardsIey, to go
TO the penitentlarv for fifteen years. When
Marsh first fed the greatest activity was
shown by the authorities in their endeavors
to arrest him. Marsh, however, made good
his escape, and is reported TO have been seen
IN several different countries IN South
America.
A month ago City Detective Frank Grier
was missed from police headquarters and
ali questions as 10 his whereabouts were
evaded. IL has finally leaked out that Grier
sailed from New YORK for Brazil and that
his mission is 10 trace and arrest Marsh.
Superintendent of Police Linden refused to-
day TO either deny or affirm that Grier had
gone TO South America.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Movement OF ocean steamers.

Al New iork-Arrived, Alaska, from
Liverpool; La Champagne, from hayre (,
Scandla, from Hamburg detained al quar-
antine on account OF sickness on board f;
from Rio Janeiro.
At Queenstown-Arriyed British Prince,
from Philadelphia.
Al Hsyre-Arryed, LaBorgoyne, from
New York.
At LOndon--Arriyed. Galito, from New
YORK; Richmond Hin, from New York.
AT Philadelphia - Arrived, Minnesota
from London; Aurauia, from Queenstown.
At New York - Arrived = Werra, from
Genoa aud Gibraltar.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Collision on tine Lake shore.

CLEVELAND, o., july 1.-THE vestibuled
limited express east bound on the Lake
shore road collided with freight train near
Vermillon, twenty-five miles west of this
city. this morning, aud serious wreck re-
suited. Several freight cars were smashed
and Edward Toplife of Toledo, engineer of
the limited, was so badly injured that he
could not be taken from Varmlllion. The
fireman escaped serious injury. None Of
the vestIbule coaches left the track aud the
passengers, though badly shaken. up were
not injured. The track was blocked five
hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
President Harrison's Guests.

CAPE MAY PoINT, n. j., July l7-Presi-
dent Harrison Entertained at dinner General
and Mrs Sewell and George Boyd, assistant
general passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania
railroad, and Mrs Boyd. This afternoon the
president and General Sewel called at the
cottage of Z. Z. Knight, the Philadelphia
sugar rehner, who remains critically i'll, TO
inquire after his condition aud pay their re
spects TO the family. The president will
leave tomorrow to return 10 Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
BLACK INNS C0URrsHIP.
Reyolvers Used with Deadly Eject in De-
Gliding Love Suit.

Gliding Love suit.
HAY SPRINGS, Neo., July IT, Special
Telegram to THE BEE. lit is learned from
the sheriff OF Mead county, South Dakota.
that O shooting affair occurred to-
day at Sturgls which resulted in
the death OF ono man aud the
other fatally wounded. a young man named
Goodie had been warned TO discontinue
keeping company with the daughter OF John
Wood, but GCodie dc not need the
warning. He called at the home
OF the girl this forenoon and being
ordered 10 leave the premises he began firing
with revolver AT Wood. The old man re.
turned the compliment, two shots taking
effect, killing Goodie instantly. Wood was
hit twice and viii die
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
rug and Iiarres NIlssInr.

OswEGO, y. y, July lz-NothinR has
been heard Of the tug Booth and her tow Of
four osrges that left Oswego Friday night
before the big storm, bound 10 Montreal.
Tue tow carried crews aggregRting thirty
two persons. The Darges were small and
heavily loaded aud the tug could not tow
them more than four miles aE hour in fair
weather. Sgilors here fear they are lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
WORK oF 4 wArEKspour.

Much Property Destroyed In Lyon County,
Kansas.
EMpoRGA, Kan, July 17.-Over two inches
of rain fell here during the last twenty-four
hours. The heavy rainfall has been general
throughout the state
In the southeast part of this county a
waterspout fell near Four Mile creek. doing
a great deal OF damage TO property. No lives
are reported lost, although many horses, cat
tie and hogs were drowned
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Drowned IN th. Missi.sippi.

ST LOUIs, Mo, July l7-Last evening
George M Powell, clerK 10 the ST. Louis "a
san Francisco railroad ofices and member Of
a local rowing club started with . friend
named Moore for row on the river. Their
boat rot INTO an eddy aud was oapSlzed, both
being drowned. Neither Of the bodies nave
been recON ere1.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18

the bureau Of statistics reports that the total
number OF Immigrants arrived in the United
States during the month of June was 13, 100;
same period in 1891, 6S3l7; for the six
months ended Juue3O lsg2 S5S. .gjl; same
period in 1891, 325. 80. Twelve months ended
June 80, 1892, 6l9,3eo; Same period for 1891,
5j5, 4j6
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
FILLMORE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
They Organize a Harrison and Reid Club
and Prepare for Work.

HIIV ITVVirt TUT WNTk'
GENEVA, Neb, July lI.-TSpecial Telegram
to THE BEE. IA large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the republicans Of Geneva was
held last hight for the purpose of organizing
a Harrison and Reid Club About 100 meme
bers were enrolled Fillmore county Will
come to the front iu good shape this fall. The
meeting was very enthusiastic.
BLAIR, Neb.. July lI.-ISpecial to THE
BEr. The Washington county repubh
central committee met Saturday and made a
call for the primaries Friday, August %, and
county convention to be held Saturday, July
30. The friends of ex-Mayor w. ID. Haller
are urging him TO allow his name to 20 before
the republican convention a. a candidate for
representative from Washington county.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Cyrus "A. F,.Id. can.

NEw YORK, July II. 1t was announced
yesterday that Cyrus W. Field gave mis- col
lection Of medals aud paintings relating
70 the laying OF the Atlantic cable 70 the
Metropolitan MUSEUM Of Arts several mouths
before his death,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18

sent a Veterinary surgeon TO investigate VINO
found that three fine mules belonging 10 Mr..
Hignite aad the disease IN most malgnant
form. Tue animals vera shot Several
horses are reported to have the disease, IL
is said some cases exist in tins city, tho
Authorities will use vigorous means 10 sup
nrass il
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
CHARGED viii I,nrce,y

TnEproRp, Neo,, July IL Special 10 Tus
BEE. FRIDAY evening Sheriff Crow arrested
Elmer q bison OF this place aud turned him
over 70 Deputy Sheriff Foster OF Custer
county where no IS wanted 10 answer 70 q
charge Of larceny.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18

Cry OF MEXICO, July l7.-Nine prisoners
accused of being robbers have been shot by
the authorities OF lula, in the state of Hi
dalgO, without having been placed on trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18

PARIS, July lT.-Senator Baron De Cour-
cells, formerly French ambassador at Berlin,
has been appointed French arbitrator on the
Bering sea arbtratng commission. The
will meet in Paris next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
TWELVE THOUSAND rERIsuED.
Island of Sangls Destroyed by Volcanic
Eruptian.

LONDON, july 1.-THE steamer Cater
thun, which has arrived at Sidnev, n. $.
W., reports that when she touched at the
island of Timor there was a rumor current
that the island of Sangis, in the Malay
archipelago, had been destroyed by vol
canic eruption and that the whole popula.
tion, comprising l2,OO) souls, had persisted.
The Catterthun steamed for miles through
masses of debris.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Te.as stockmen Alnrmed.

PARIS Tex, July IA day or two ago
complaint was made 10 County Judge Round
tree that glanders In virulent form had
broken out near DeporIe. Judge ,R0undIree
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Western Pen.Ions.

WAsHINGroN. d. c., July l7.-[Spscial
Telegram TO TuE BEgI-The following list
Of pensions granted Is reported by TuE BEE
ana Examiner Bureau of Claims:
Nebraska: Origlual-Oscar E. Bishop
Lewis G.. Nef, Samuel Atkinson, Richard
DibDle, Robert A Second, Uroin Buchanan
Charles ;. Green, Alonzo p. TarOox, Ma
lnaniel Carter, John II. Blevius. Additional
james II. Layne, !r. lucrease-MelyIn
Higgins, Tunis j. Farmer Original widows,
etc - Hannah d. Ingraham, Elizabeth
Lamphere.
Iowa: Orignal-John Bare Frank BAIL,
Frank Hull, John f. Hignn, Quincy Frizzell,
Gabriel Adell, jacob b. Eudy, Fritz Capsins
James w. Nelson, William Pecks, Joseph
O. Elwell, Theodore Asquith, Montague
Hackney, Nathan d. York, Andrew j.
Byram, jeremiah NJ HogCatt, Samuel Hutch
insou, Jesse II Davis, Zenas c. Burdicg,
William j. Archer, Francis NJ. VinnedGe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b. NJ. Ellis. John S.
Robertson, Jeremiah Margretz, Joseph T.
Daley, BalIiuger Aydelott, William Haslett.
John Weldon. Res estoration and increase
Thomas c. Barker. supplemental; Albert T..
Edwards. lncrease-John Summerlot, John
Shpley, William Chapple, James NJ. Hun
ter. George Patrick, Isaac Damewood. JACOB
Gerhart Rsissue-John l.. Haworth. Syl-
vester Byrne. Original widows, etc-Lo-
vina Walker.
South Dakota: Original-Leander T.
Cole. Morris A. Swan, benjamin Flahari,
Abraham K Van Osdel. Carl Eckert, Charles
Palmer Edward kirky, ir Additionai-
Asahel b. Northrop, Charles Johnson Thors-
ness. Increase-Frank O. Pitcher
Colorado: Original-Artemus w. Boyce,
Langford X. Wilson. Charles Wells, James
Ballard French. Additional Wilson Moore.
Increase-Amos Ml!lice, Thomas A. Wlthrow,
Noah :. West.
Wyoming; Original Edmund Peale, Ly-
man T.. Baldwin
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-18
Minister romero Not I'M.

WAsnINGToN, ID. c.. July IA cablegram
has been received at the Mexican legation IN
this city denying the report that its minister
OF finance, Romero, is Dangerously III in the
CITY OF Mexico The cablegram states that
Selor Romero was slightly indlsposed. but
expects 10 be in the department tomorrow.