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Is THERE A BREACH

A Rumor That Cleveland and Carlisle
Are Not I'm Harmony On Finance.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Rumor is
current that Senator Blackburn and
other prominent Kentuckians have
united in request for Secretary Carlisle
to resign. Carlisle is opposed to the is
suance of bonds to build up the depleted
gold reserve, and between the secretary
and Mr.. Cleveland there is wide differ
ence of opinion ON the future financial
policy of the government.
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wi.eonsin Christian Endeavorer..

B MILWAUKEE, Nov. 18.-The Wiscon-
an state convention of the Society Of
Christian Endeavor opened with large
attendance of delegates. A number of
speakers Of national repute have con-
sented to address the gathering, and
Father Endeayor" Clark, who opened
the Illinois meeting at Quincy Thursday
win arrive here during the afternoon.
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A Superior Holsiuu.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. 49,
Chris johnson was held up ON Third
street and robbed of $592 and gold
watch. He was just closing his saloon
for the evening when two masked men
entered the rear door and demanded his
money, which he turned over to them
and reported the matter to the police. 1t
is not likely the men will be captured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-18
Smallpox i'm Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov 1S.-Secretary
Scott of the state board of health has re-
ceived dispatch from New Memphis,
Clinton county, 1lls., 90 miles from ST.
Louis, that three cases of smallpox have
appeared there and many persons have
been exposed. Secretary Scott says vac
cination in the state is not being carried
out thoroughly.
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Attempted Assassination.

MERRILL, Wis, Nov. 1S.-An attempt
was made Wednesday night by some un-
known person to assassinate District At
torney Anderson. He was sitting at
home near front window when some
one on the outside fired pistol shot at
him, but missed. There is no clue to
the perpetrators.
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Mine Owner Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1s.--Harry Taylor,
one of the best known coal operators
and one of the oldest miners in the state
OF lAino::j was accidentally killed
Thursday ut the Oakland mine, mile
west of Belleville. Mr.. Taylor was
part owner of several mines and quite
wealthy
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MORRISON, Ills., Nov. 1s.-Charles
Andrews. proprietor of the Andrews
Opera company, travelling in their own
private parlor car, met horrible death
here. Andrews stepped from one rail-
road track to another to avoid west
bound freight train, when the eastDound
Omaha express struck him, throwing
him under the freight train, when his
body was ground to pieces.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-18
RUSK is WEAKER.
A Few Lines That Will Bring Anx-
iety to the Friends of the Ex-
Secretary.
While Not Much Is Definitely Stated,
Great Deal May Be I'm
piled.
Colonel ClassOn. His Former Private
Secretary, Summoned From
Washington.

vIRoQUA, Wis, Nov. 1s.-General
Rusk is growing somewhat weaker.
Colonel Henry Casson, who was General
Rusk's private secretary during the
seven years Rusk was governor of Wis
consin, has been summoned from Wash
ington.
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COrhett Is Pleased.

New YORK, Nov. 1s.-Chanpion jim
Corbett is in town. He is much pleased
that the place and date of his fight with
Mitchell had been finally settled. Cor
bett will go into training near jackson
vile about four weeks previous to his
fight with Mitchell.
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killed by Coal Gas.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. lis.--Charles Stein
kraus, saloonkeeper at 4s4 Maple
street, and wife, AMI Herman avll OF
Oconornowoc, were asphyxiated ~ coal
gas. Sell is dead and Mrs. sts. .Ara,,s
cannot recover.
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The Hogans Sentenced.

HANCOCK, Mich, Nov. 1s.-Ed Hogan
and Dominick w. Hogan, convicted of
completely in the $4,000 Mineral Range
robbery, were each sentenced to fye
years imprisonment in the Marquette
state prison.
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Fire at MOorhead.

y MooRHEAD, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-About
1918 p. m. fire broke out in a small barn
on Kennedy street. and ragged fiercely
for about AN hour and half, consum-
ing about 10 buildings, doing in the
neighborhood of $1,000 damage. Six
horses and seven cows We're burned.
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HeaYy Loss to General Baker.

MANKATo, Mimi, Nov. 1S.-The large
horse barn belonging to General j. Fl.
Baker, on his Oak Cliff farm, ~ miles
from this city, was burned during the
night, with ~ blooded horses and large
stock of hay and oats. The loss is un-
known, but heavy.
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Eeir to a Fortune.

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 49, Mrs. Frank Rein
hart of this city has fallen heir jointly
with others of the family, to an estate
worth $25, 100000, left by Philip Rein
hart of Saxe-C Coburg. Gotha.
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Spanish Consul suicided.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. -. Don Carlos
Diaz. consul for Spain in this city, COM
mitted. suicide by jumping from the 4th
story of his residence on North Eutaw
street
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q County seat Questlon.

OscEoLA, Wis, Nov. 1S.-The Polk
county board of supervisors is in session
in this place this week. The board
elected r. F. Little of Clayton, chair
man. The question of relocation of
the county seat is likely to come up.
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An Embezzler Arrested.

New WESTMINSTER, b. c., Nov. 49,
2. M. sensnee, city treasurer of What
com, WASH, has been arrested here on a
charge of embezzling 800. 900 city funds.
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER ls 1898

feiier-Meffirs syndicate, formed lately,
several other large sales OF iron prop
erties are now in progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

reflects credit upon the royal sportsmen.
The boar, it was said, was deprived OF its
tusks and was otherwise handicapped in
order to remove any possibility of its hurt
ing the hunters by its mouth being muzzled.
The boar was taken to the scene of the hunt
IN a box and when released, the Tageblatt
adds, the unfortunate animal trotted peace
fully away until the emperor overlook and
transfxed the wild boar with his spear.
Gunboats for Brazil.
1t has been reported here for some time that
President Peixoto OF Brazil was trying to
purchase war vessels in Germany and it was
also recently stated n Brazilian agent was
on the point OF concluding negotiations with
n firm in England, which was willing to con-
tract and supply cruisers, provisions and
wal material. The reports received partial
confirmation today, when it was announced
that President Peixoto had succeeded In
purchasing five warships from the well
known Schiehik ship-building yard near
Dantzic.
The Associated piess has made inquiries
into this matter with the results that it has
been ascertaincd that the vessels purchased
are fast twinscrew torpedo boats capable of
stealnlug t~wen.y-eight knots per hour.
These valuable additions to the naval gov
ernment of Brazil will shortly leave for
Brazil via the island of Madeira in charge of
Captain Robeglr.
The social democratic party in the
Bavarian Diet has presented a,notion calling
upon the government to instruct its rep
resentative to the Bundesrath to oppose the
imperial taxes bill and notably to do every
thing possible to oppose the tobacco and vine
tax which, it is claimed, involves further
heavy burdens for the people and
which is contrary to the promises given to
the people to exempt the poorer classes
from the military taxes.
Chancellor Won Cap-ivi's speeches have
been completed and wil be- issued in book
form by Rudolph Arndt. They comprise
speeches which the general delivered as
head of the Admiralty department from
1888 to 1883 in the Reichstag, and
including those which he has delivered since
his assumption of the Office of chancellor.
The book has al excellent portrait of the
chancellor.
Rare Volume of Poetry Discovered.
The custodian of the municipal library of
Nuremberg has discovered Il valuable book
written by Hans Sachs, the 'Cobbler
Poet" and containing fourteen hitherto
unpublished songs written by Sacchs, who
was the most Important German poet of his
time. He died in 1876, when he reached the
52d year of his career. He had written
thlrty-four volumes, containing upward of
6,20O pieces.
The minister Of the interior has %resusci-
tated the police order Of 1912 authorizing the
expulsion from Berlin of all persons who
have suffered Imprisonment. The result of
this resuscitation has already been that two
socialist workmen have been expelled
within a week on the ground that they were
sentenced to three months in prison IN 1881
for having distributed socialist literature.
Herr Bebel intends to question the Reichs-
tag on the subject of the resuscitation of
this order and the expulsion Of the two
workmen referred to.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
AFTER ANARCHIST rs.
spanish Police Officials Track the Barcelona
Bomb 1hrowers TO PARIS.

spanish Police Officials Track the Barcelona
Bomb Ihrowers TO PARIS.
PARIS, Nov. ia high Spanish police Of
fetal has arrived here on a special mission
connected with the recent dynamite bomb
outrage at Barcelona. Several arrests of
French anarchists suspected of completely
in the Lyceo theater explosion are expected
today, and it is believed that the investlga-
tion now in progress will result in disclosures
showing that the anarchists of Europe
are acting in concert and that all recent
dynamite outrages and conspiracies have
been carefully planned by a central commit
tee whose headquarters are not yet known.
Important documents which prove the con-
nection between the European anarchists
beyond a doubt are now, according to state
ments made by the Austrian authorities, in
the possession of the Vienna police.
BARCELONA, Nov. 11..-Aragon, the French
anarchist, who is one of the men arrested on
suspicion of being connected with the out
rage at the Lyceo theater, turns out to have
been a friend of Pallas, the anarchist who
was executed for attempting the life of Gem.
eral Campos.
The lodgings of the French anarchist were
searched shortly after his arrest and photo
graphs of the Chicago anarchists and other
anarchistic prints were found. The police
also seized documents which led them to be-
licve the bombthrowers We're leagued with
a gang of thieves, as when the panic stricken
audience rushed from the theater on the
night of the explosion, numerous attempts
to snatch purses, etc, were made. So much
alarm has been caused among the theater-
going public by the disester at the Lyceo,
that the places of amusement in the city
nave been almost deserted ever since.
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RAISED "A STORM.
France Aroused Over Remarks ny tho
ltalIan Ambassaaor TO England.

france Aroused over Nemarks ny tho
ltaiIan Ambassador To England.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE speech of the Italian
ambassador at the lord mayors banquet in
London on November 8 is causing angry
comments from the French press. Refer
ring TO the visit of the British Mediter-
ranean squadron recently, the Italian am
bassador SAID; 1--WE Italians have no need
TO go into raptures or TO turn our house in
side out when receiving guests"
This is plainly a reference to the Franco
Russian fetes, and. it has aroused the ire Of
the newspaper men of France, causing them
to indulge in some bitter remarks regarding
the friendship existing between Italy and
England. Some 90 so far as to intimate that
Italy may yet regret her display of friend
ship for England, and that the combined
French and Russian squadrons in the Medi-
terranean are capable of debating terms 10
any combination which Italy and England
may present in the Mediterranean or else
where.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
WHEN "DINK" WILL DIE.
Leader of the Wilson Gang Sentenced to
Death,

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 11.-[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. For the murder of De-
tective Harvey in this city July 81, Lucius
r., alias "Dink' Wilson, was today SEN
fenced to be electrocuted at Auburn prison
during the week beginning December IL.
Wilson showed a slight tremor, but quickly
recovered. He said he was "A years old, a
lather and born in Brownsville, Neb. He
made a long speech, in which he said that he
had not had a fair trial and the testimony
was perjured.
The arrest of his brother Charles in Buff
falo, he sand, had prevented him from getting
counsel of his own selection. He complained
that evidence introduced was not properly
examined and that important evidence was
not produced at all.
In passing sentence the court declared
that Wilson was not entitled to sympathy
and that the law will certainly take his life
at the end.
Wilson merely said, "Tho Judge must have
wanted TO hear himsel; talk this morning.
He will be taken to Auburn next week. A
motion for a new trial was denied.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
sATOLLI WIZ STAY HERE.
story of His Prospective ~Cardinaiate l.
MED at the Natlrnn.

story of his Prospective Cardinalate De-
MED ut the Vatican.
ROME, Nov. 1.-The report circulated by
Volks Zeitung of Cologne to the effect that,the
Mgr. Satolli, the papal delegate to the
Uuited States, is to be elevated to the
cardinalate at the next papal consistory, un-
doubtedly originated i'll reports which were
circulated in the United States some months
ago. The CORES ondent of the Associated
press here is authorized to announce
that the story of the Volks
Zeitung is quite premature and
that the pope desires Mgr. Satolli in the
United States until his mission is COM
pleted.
The Volks Zeitung also asserted that the
present papal nuncio at The Hague was to
replace Mgr. Satolli as a papal delegate to
the United States. Inquiries ut the Vatican
show this statement to be absolutely devoid
of truth. Mgr. Satolli has announced to
the Vatican that he is about to take pos
session of a residence in New York which
has been purchased for him by the Ameri-
can arChbishops.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
THE e BULLETIN.

Weather for omaha aud Vicinity
Generally Fair; Westerly Winds; Warmer.
Page
1. Administrations Attitude on Hawaii.
Coming ola New Reichstag.
Melio's Rebellion Makes Little Way.
SPANS Troubles Attract much Atten'
ton.
9. Omaha Wins from Lincoln.
Pennsylvania Scores Against Yale.
One of wakcman's waudorings.
Nerve of a Train Robber.
3. Democrats Divide IN the Tariff.
Cranks Call at the White House.
l. Last Week In social Circles.
Kate Fields Letter.
Omaha's Police Commission.
.. Mexico and Mexican Affairs.
First Snow of the Winter.
Romance IN Akoson's Family.
o. Council Bluffs Local News.
Affairs at south Omaha.
Z. Schemes of u Loan Association.
Figures on the Late Election.
Unc,e sam aud the Union Pacific.
=. Secret Society Doings.
10. Griswold's Weekly Grist.
II. Woman; Her Ways and Her World.
IL. Editorial aud Comment.
10. Pleasures OF Prominent People.
This Week at the Tneaters.
IA Searching for IL Lost Hunting Party.
10. Omaha's Local Trade Reviewed.
Financial and Commercial.
Live Stock Markets.
10. some City Suggestions.
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Anarchis,ic Memorial Meeting.

LONDON, Nov. IA morning paper says a
meeting was held in the South Place Insti-
tute last night to commemorate the execu-
ton of the Chicago anarchists who were
connected with tho Haymarket riots. Five
hundred anarchists We're present. A num-
Der of violent speeches were made. The
authorities have received word that several
dangerous anarchists have left Spain for
England, and every precaution will be taken
by the Scotland Yard people to watch them.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The correspondent of
the Times at Madrid says: Powers lave
been conferred under the constitution upon
the authorities of the province of Barcelona
enabling them to arrest suspected persons
without the prescribed forms and permitting
the police to enter domiciles and to examine
documents without warning or warrants.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
A Voice from California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
Bulletin, republican, says; "Are we TO
make war on the provisional government,
which we have recognizedi If Mr.. Stevens
was wrong in putting down a government
provided the fact were really SOY in a for
eign country, what authority has Mr..
Gresham to set up anotherl President
Cleveland has now to accede TO the advice of
his secretary of state or reject IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Sir Andrew Ci.rl, nurIed.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE funeral Of Sir
Andrew Clark, the eminent physician, took
place today. There was an imposing pro-
cession of thirty carriages, which followed
the body to Westminster abbey. Mr.. Glad
store was one of the pallbearers. The
queen and prince of Wales sent their
equerries to the interment, which took place
later at Working cemetery, near Hatfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Big Failure at Hamilton.

HAMILTON, o., NOV. 1.-THE Gunckle
Banking company of Middletown, o., as
signed today. The corporations capital
stock is $4,000 aud the reputed wealth of
stockholders 1000, 600. Charles f. Gunckle,
the president, has been hard pressed OF late.
The bank has not been paying checks for
Iwo weeks. The failure is bad one.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Greece's New Ministry.

ATHENS. Nov. 1.-THE new ministry took
the oath of office at 5 o'clock this evening.
The cabinet is composed of the following
members: Tricoupis, premier and minister
of finance; Boufides, minister of the interior;
Stephanou, minisJer-pf justice and temper
AIRY minister of foreign affairs; Kalifronas,
minister of education Boubolis, minister Of
marine Tsamados, minister of war.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
From the Unlonlst Standpoint.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE duke of Devonshire
addressed a great meeting of unionists last
night. He said the unionists had been
victorious in the House of Lords and in
tended to follow up their success. Glad
stones party was demorllized and did not
dare now to appeal to the country on the
question of home rule, knowing the verdict
would be hostile. They, therefore, preferred
to suspend the home rule matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
OPINIONS ON GREsHAM's LETTER.
Prominent Democrats and Republicans
Express Themselves.

Prominent Democrats and Republicans
Express Themselves.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-Expressions of
opinion by public men now in Washington
upon Secretary Gresham's letter in the
Hawaiian affair are varied and numerous.
Some emphatically approve the sentiment
expressed in the already famous episode and
others denounce 1t with great vehemeuce.
Senator Morgan Not Pleased.
Senator Morgan, chairman of the commit
tee on foreign relations, is not at all we'll
pleased at the turn affairs have taken in the
Hawaiian situation. All banquet given in
honor of Secretary Carlisle by the United
States senators, shortly after the treaty
with the provisional government had been
sent TO the senate by President Harrison,
Senator Morgan made a speech in
which he commended the action and
expressed hopes OF great things OF the
United States government in its new acqui-
s%ition, which ut that time seemed as good as
made. He was then on the eve of his
departure 10 Paris as one OF the Boring sea
arbitrators, He expressed the nope that
when he returned the Hawaiian matter
would be settled ana the American flag
would be floating over a most valuable
acquisition Today, he said, this govern
ment could not restore the queen. Two
administrations had recognized the pro-
v~isional government and accepted it's repre-
sentatives and 1t could not restore the
former condition, Mr.. Morgan said he had
his views on the question, hut il was not for
q senator and member OF the committee on
foreign relations TO say anything about the
action the government had taken or the
$3.50. "a, ....ll $500. T. a.
congressman Hit.'s Opinion.
Congressman HIT OF Illinois. who was
assistant secretary OF state in 1881 when
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Ether KilIs twenty Poles.

BERLIN, Nov, 1l,-As the result OF the
carelessness of chemists, a disastrous ex.
plosion of ether occurred at Breslitovsk, a
town of Russian Poland, 1870 miles from
Grodno, yesterday. A large house was
blown to pieces and twenty persons killed
ana a large number injured. Several adjoin.
ing houses were badly injured.
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To Succeed the Late DIR. Jowett.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE ST. James Gazette
of this afternoon says that Mr.. Gladstone
has conferred the Regius Professionally OF
Greek at Oxford upon DIR. Ingram Pywatcr,
a scholar Of great reputation in Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
spaniard, scared of dynamite.

MALAGA, Nov. ia steamer loaded with
1850 cases of dynamite arrived here today
The inhabitants protested against the land
ing OF the vessel and the governor ordered
1t anchored three miles from the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Heat Brings Back Cholera,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. flowing to the
heat there is IA recurrence of cholera. Fifty
new cases were reported yesterday, most of
them being in the suburbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
South African Gotd output.

JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 1.-THE gold output
for the month of October was 1876, 6S2 ounces,
exceeding the output for the month of Sep
tsmbsr BY 1000 ounces.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

PARIS, Nov. lit is semi-ohicially stated
that France will refuse to receive the Da-
homeyan ENJOYS who have just arrived.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
En.istinp Men for Peixoto

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l.-President Peixoto of
Brazil has an agent in this city engaged in
enlisting men for the army of that country.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Cleveland is satisfied.

AT this point the president asked Mr..
Pratt whether he thought he had as good
opportunities OF Information of the subject
as he (the presidentl, after u careful inves-
~tigation and study of the subject for eight
months. Mr., Pratt rejoined he thought he
had, since he had been in intimate communi-
cation by correspondence and otherwise for
thirty years, The president closed the in
Jerview by saying he had absolute faith in
the accuracy of ali conclusions drawn by
Secretary Gresham and that minister Ste
vens and Captain Witt had committed an
act of usurpation and done a wrong to a
helpless power, which il was the duty of the
United States government 70 undo.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

New York Herald-Special to The BEE. =
President Ezeta officially received United
States Minister Baker today.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Minister Baker Received.

ICopptJhied 1888 by James Gordon Bennett
La LIBERTAD, Salvador, Via Galveston,
Tex.), Nov. u.-lBy Mexican Gable TO the