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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18
The Dalton Railroad Bond Transcript.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, May 11.-Much
speculation has been INDUCED in
as to who furnished the President the
transcript in the Dalton bond case.
The Journal will publish a COM
munication from w. r. Basket,
Deputy Curcuit Clerk of Monroe
County, tomorrow morning, in
which The writer reveals the fact
that John P. Seebre, clerk in
Auditor Selbert's office at Jefferson
City, ordered and paid for trans
script OF the case last January.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18

The State University Curators
have adopted the plan for the new
main building of the University,
drawn by Architect NJ. F. Bell Of
Fulton. The building will be 31S
feet long with a tower 215 feet tall.
1t is to cost $3.50, 900 and be COM
peted by January 1, 1895.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18


Has been so highly recommended to
us that we have taken the agency for
it and now ask our friends who are
suffering with q cold to give it trial
and If 1t does not give satisfaction your
money will be refunded. Every bottle
is sold on positive guarantee. Price
so cents and 81. Sold by Woodbridge &
Macarthur.
The following from the Detroit
Free Press is good advice: Learn
to seal your lips forever on the
wretched, miserable habit of telling
the world about the notes in your
neighbor's eye. Who made you a
Judge over him? Go, if you will,
and personally tell him his faults
between you and him alone. Tell
him with love and sympathy in
your heart because you want to help
him to be nobler and better, be-
cause you cannot bear to see strain
On him, and not because you would
humble him or glory over him, and
in the end he will bless you for it,
and you will have done a good work.
But never tell the world of his faults
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18
Z. C.. ALLEN.

The Importance OF small things
should not be overlooked. Is pill for
sick headache important? Is a pill for
biIiousness important? Is pill for
constipation important? Then De
Wits Little Early Risers are impor-
tant. They are small. French & Gar
ratt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-05-18

WHICH side of the public square
will be paved first?
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
STILL IN 4 MIDDLE.
Farther Complications Delay the Trial of
Cnughlin. the Crnnin Susueci.

Farther Complications Delay the Trial of
Cough,in. the Cronin suspect.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Jurors Gates and Will
son, who werceharged with securing places
on the Coughlin jury in an irregular manner,
were dismissed by Presiding Judge Tuthill
today. They were dismissed on the grounds
that each had served on Il jury within u
year.
After the dismissal of the jurors the colHt
announced on adjournment until Friday, for
the purpose of securing two new jurymen.
Clerk Jerry Finn of the criminal court.
who has been suspected of completely in the
irregular proceedings by which Gates and
Wilson were put on the jury, has been sus-
pended pending an investigation. 1t was
rumored today that the prosecution will take
proceedings against Juror Wilson after all.
A story was currenttoday that the investi-
CATION had narrowed down so that three
prominent politicians are accused of having
inspired the attempt to corrupt the jury.
The proof of this was alleged to be in pos
session of States Attorney Kern. The re-
~jections of Jurors Wilson and Gates raised
the question of the competency OF the re-
mainder of the jury. phe ten have been
associated with the two outsiders for sew
eral days. 1t is asserted by some that in
ase of the conviction of Coughlin by this
jury the circumstances would warrant his
counsel in applying for Il new trial and OBJ
tanning it,.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
NEGOTIATING ron PEACE.
Great Naval Battle Expected In Brazil's
Waters May Not lie Fought.

Waters May Not lie Fought
tCopWri htei 1873 bu James Gordon Bennstt.1
MoSTEvtDEo, Uruguay (via Galveston,
Tex.), Nov. 29.-[By Mexican Cable to the
New York Herald Special TO The BEE. -
1t is reported here that Minister Assis of
Brazil, on behalf of President Peixoto, has
entered into discussion with the leaders of
the revolutionary movement mere looking to
some decisive arrangement regarding the
rebel feet and the situation IN Rio Grande
do Sui. The fact that Minister Assis had a
conference with Demetrio Ribeiro. the rep
resentative of the revolutionists, Is taken as
confirmation of the rumor. 1t is also said
said that the result of the conference will
be peace throughout all of Brazil.
When | interviewed Minister Assis he ad-
mitted it was true that he had called on
Demetrio Ribeiro, but declares politics We're
not discussed that it was merely n visit of
friendship. This statement, which is re-
ceived with suspicion, does not allay the
hope that favorable negotiations will be
completed before the arrival of PeiXoto's
fleet, purchased in New York. The torpedo
boat, Aurora, is expected here in eight DAYS.
From the agent of the revolutlonists in
Santa Catharina news has been received
that the rebel forces under General Samiva
have CAPTURED Cunlyba, the capital of
Parana. They also secured twcnty-three
Krupp guns and many shells.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
WILL MEIER Pass NJ.
Democrats in Congress VIII Purpo,
Delay the wilson Biil's Progress.

Democrats In Congress viii Purposely
Delay the wilson Bits Progress.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. IA Washington special to the
Daily News says: Hon. Edward Rosewater,
editor of TIL OMAHA BEE, and a member of
the national republican committee from
Nebraska, is in Washington.
Il don't look for tariff legislation from
this congress-, " said he. II think the demo
Gratis intend to pass the present
bill through the house, but hang it
up in the senate. Their object Will
be to 90 before the country and
claim in Justification Of their course that
they used their efforts to pass the bill, but
republicans in the senate prevented it. Oh
course the democrats could pass a tariff bill,
but l think they are afraid to disturb the
industrial conditions. Good times will pre-
vail in this country before another presi
dental election and the democratic party
would much prefer to make the next cam
| palgn under a prosperous condition of affairs
than to risk any tariff tinkering shat maS
change industrial conditions, even for the
sake of fulfilling its pledges
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
COUNCIL.
Yesterdays Proceedings-Report of the
Resolutions Committee.

Yesterdays Proceedings-Report of the
Resolutions Committee.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-The Atro-American
council rcsumed its meeting this morning
with fully 100 additional delegates, making
800 in all. After the appointment of several
committees. attention was given to miscel-
laneous matters.
The committee on resolutions presented Il
report of the sextuple preamble, which was
adopted with unity and enthusiasm. 1t
urged the convention to memorable congress
to pass laws suggesting:
First-To give United States courts iurl.-
diction over all cases of moOs attended with
loss of life, etc.
Second-ro empower United States courts
to offer rewards for arrests of offenders
Third-To empower United States marshal )
to employ detectives to hunt down such
offenders.
Fourth-To collect all costs of such prosecu-
tion from convicted defendants or III case one
or more dcfenauts are pnupers, 10 make the
collection from the counties in which they
reside.
Two hours recess will be given tomorrow
for n Thanksgiving dinner and reports OF
regular committees will be heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
GEyIEw or rna mos TRADE.


Tarin Changes Are stm n Feature in
Future Transactions
CLEVELAND, Nov. 29.-The Iron Trade Re-
view this week says: So far as the volume
OF sales is concerned the month just closed
has been TIE most satisfactory in the iron
trade since the beginning Of the depression.
No ground appears as yet for confidence
that better prices Will prevail in the near
future, though on one or two grades Of
southern iron the disastrous cutting of tho
past few months seems 10 be over. Now
that the draft Of the tarif bill is before the
manufacturers of iron and steel there will
be a disposition TO adjust business TO the bill
as it stands, though IL may DO confidently
predicted that many leading features will
be changed before congress finishes with
them. The fact that tho bill in ITS general
scope and purport has the backing Of an adj
ministration and that the opposition 10 par
ticular features will come in each instance
from a small minority Of the party in power
makes the question of amendments entirely
! p~roblauavical. The early date AKcd for
putting in effect tho new duties makes tho
! bill "A factor ia every transaction running
more thar .Yo months ia the coming year,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
ANARCHISTS STILL ACTIVE.
Dynamiters In Ireland, France, Germany
and SPAN Keep Busy.

III fl'''' - sN'EF
LONDON, Nov. Ma-Thc Morning asserts
that Patrick Reed, who was murdered in
Dublin, was an inforner, and adds that some
dangerous irish. Americans arrived in Ire
land two weeks ago.
The correspondent of the Times at Dublin
says there is no reason to doubt that there
was an intimate connection between the dis
rovery of the box containing dynamite in
front OF Alborough barracks and the murder
of Patrick Reed. The victim was IL member
of a secret society which met at n club in
Tyrone place. An alteration occurred be-
tween Sheridan and Reed ana they were seen
to leave the club together between | and 2
O'Clock in the morning.
A dispatch to the st. james Gazette from
Dublin says hat some boys have found Il
number of rifle and revolver cartridges in
the lane leading from the quay. Ihe dis
patch says that it is evident that the plotters
were greatly alarmed and that they have
been riddlng themselves of explosives and
ammunition in anticipation of police raids.
The horrible fate of Reed may be expected
TO prevent the police from obtaining the
services of an infOrmor.
BERLIN, Nov. 90 Chancellor Won Cnprlyi
today had an audience with the emperor IN
regard to the internal machines sent TO
them, Emperor William is reported 10 have
ex pressed the belief that the culprits We're
insane, The written report of tho gunsmith
who examined The machines showed that the
dctonRtor rested upon a pointed iron peg,
and the explosive matter was similar TO thal
used in the old pinlire cartridges. The gun,
smith now believes that the force of the
hammer would have suficed TO explode the
detonator.
An examination this afternoon of the in
fernal machines shows they were loaded
with Il combination OF nitroglycerinc anc
gsnpowder, which would have produced M
explosion which, besides killing the person
operating the machine, would have suflceC
10 DO serious damage to the building II
which it exploded.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-lt transpires that thl
visits of Devclio and Dupuy 10 Presiden
Garnet Yesterday evening We're connected
with the attempts upon the lives of Chau
cellor Von Capriyi ana Emperor William. !
German detective has left here for Orleans
accompanied by several French policemen
Several anarchist placards were poste,
about the city yesterday.
BEmIS, Nov 2a-The police of this city
acting in conjunction with the police o
Paris, are actively engaged in investigating
the sending of the two internal machines
one 20 Chancellor Von Caprivi and the othe
10 Emperor William. This morning
they received a communication announcing
that two anarchists had been arrested i
Paris upon suspicion of being eonueete
with the plot 10 cause the death of tn
emperor and the chancellor.
BERLIN, New. &.-Ihe soclalistic pape
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
ARGENTINA PREPARING o WAR.
DisquIetinE News from Chill Causes New
Arms TO He Required.

copyrighted 1898 bU james Gordon Bennstt.
BuENos AYREs, Argentina (yia Galveston,
Tex, Nov. 80. -[By Mexican Gable to the
New York Herald-Special TO The BEE, -
The minister of war has held a conference
with a number of military and naval chiefs
to discuss the question of ornaments. 1t is
reported that it has been decided TO immedi-
ately order the building of new ironclads.
This addition TO the navy, together with the
purchase of q large quantity of rifles and
guns, was determined on, it is believed,
wing to the recent of dIsquieting news
from Chill, The ministers discussed in
secret chamber the protocol in the boundary
question.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
PROSECUTING CATHOLICS.
Russian Soldiers Slaughter worshipers in
u Church.

BERLIN, Nov. ga private telegram
from Kovno to the Vossische Zeitung says:
The Russian government recently ordered
the closing of a Catholic church ut Croschs,
in the government of Kovuo. On hearing Of
the order the members of the congregation
focked to the church and remained in 1t
night and day in order to prevent the order
being carried out. Que night a force of
troops under the governor of Kovno entered
the church and with their swords attacked
the people right and left, killing twenty of
them within the edilice aud wouuding
over n hundred. A large number of
the people fed and were pursued by cos
sacks, and We're drowned in attempting to
| escape by swimming across u river in the
vicinity, Not satisfied with the punishment
already inflicted upon the Catholics, the gov
eminent ordered the arrest of several hun
dred and they will be tried b" court martial.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30

vorwarts publishes n secret government or
der, signed by Count Won Gutenberg. the
Prussian prime minister, dated July, to the
presidents of the provinces, advising them
TO take measures to suppress socialist news.
The publication of the order has caused q
sensation, rs it shows that every secret or
der of the government finds its way into the
socialist press.
MADRID, Nov. 20.-The anarchist news
paper, FL Librede, has been suppressed and
several arrests have been made. a bomb
has been found in the Church of the Temp
lnre nf lLrnndn
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
CAMPoS AT MELlLLA.
He Holds an Cnsatisfac tory Conference
with the Sultan's Brother.

with the Sultan's Brother.
MADRID, Nov. 2o.-A dispatch from Meliila
says a conference occurred today between
General Martinez Campos and Muley Araafa,
the ~sultan's brother. No better result was
reached than in the negotiations between
the two gentlemen before.
After the dispatch was received the cab
met held II meeting, and in accordance with
the request of General Campos, appointed
Senior Delario chief of the African section
of the state department and he will proceed
forthwith to Melilla to relieve General
Campos in the conduct of the political ncgo-
~tiations with the sultan's report.
Muley Araafa repeated his request today
for a truce in order to give him time to
| Campos refused to accede TO the request
and announced that hostilities would be
opened tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
VIII Mako a General Advance.

MELuLA, Nov. 90. An immediate advance
Of the Spanish forces upon the Moors is eX-
pected now that General Martinez Campos
has arrived here and assumed command of
the troops. The Arabs are preparing to
make n stubborn resistance and are busily
at work strengthening their positions. In
all there are now twenty-five Spanish regi-
ments here, and relnforcements continue TO
arrive from Spain.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
King LoD.ngula captured.

here from Petersburg reports that Com
mander Raaf has captured King Lobengula.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
cost the kntate $4,000.

LONDON, Nov-29-Ihe Exchange Iele-
graph company says hat the suit of Seaton,
the sporting man, against the estate of the
late Squire Abingdon Baird, in which the
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30

expended for such work during the last ten
years has been about S1e, 900, 600, and it is
believed that this can we'll be reduced for
the present year, IL iudiciously allowed, to
81, 500, 900, the sum fixed in the report of cs-
Inmates.
MIR. Lamont recommends the erection of n
memorial bridge from Washington to Poto-
mac Heights, both for commercial and mill
tary purposes, and especially as a suitable
approach TO the national cemetery at Ar
lington.
The sum of SS63,0l7 has been expended by
the states on the field of GETTYSBURG, in adj
dition to considerable sums contributed by
private organizations, and in the absence of
any provision for the permanent mainte-
nance OF the field and its monuments, it has
been suggested that the general government
be entrusted with its control.
The greater part of the work of establish
ing the C~hlcamauga and Chattanooga ma
tional military parks has been completed
and the states are beginning TO erect monu-
ments on the field TO their troops.
The work of record aud pension Office in
the compilation and arrangement of the
records of the service has SO far advanced
that the secretary reports that a reduction
of S345, 600 can be made in the cost of It's
maintenance during the coming year.
1t is recommended that congress take APP
propriate action for the relief of the sufferers
in the accident at the old Ford's theater
building.
Expenditures and Appropriations.
Expendltures for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1893, are as follows;
| Salaries and contingent EXPENSES 1,SS2, 5S1
Military establishments. ......... %, 277, 1928
Public works, including river and
| harbor improvements ............ 2O,51S,632
Miscellaneous objects. ............. 6,O77,O33
Total. .................. ......S 81, 756.O74
Appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1894, were as follows:
! Salaries and contingent Expenses. = 2,045, 1876
Military establishments ........... "a, 563, 9S1
Public works, including river and
harbor improvements. =. sea. II, 2O1 ,163
Miscellaneous objects. 4,2l3,1S3
-------
Total. i. s4s, O23, 529
Estimates for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1895:
Salaries and contingent expenses. s l,697,O16
Military establishments. ........... 25, 7O9,9 1915
Public works, including river and
harbor improvements. ........... 21,4GS, 3O7
Miscellaneous objects ........... 3,976,26l
49,. $50, s46,49g
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
Movemenl Of 0eeAn .ts.mer.. Novemaer 2,

~
Al New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
Liverpool.
Al New York-Arriyed-Weser from Ma
pies.
At Scilly-Sighted-New York, from New
York.
Al Bremen-Arriyed-Havel, from New
York.
AT Observation-Disclosures from
New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
Helen Dauvray eour. a Divorce.

Helen Dauvray Secures u divorce.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Judge Adams of the
superior court has granted a decree OF
divorce to Helen Dauyray Ward, the actress,
from john M. Ward, the baseball player.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
VIII NJT BE ISDlCFED.
Cases Against the A. II. As at Buffalo
Cannot 10 Lawfully Prosecuted.

tF5tS XIII TTW ~ o - HE TFFd
Cannot Be Lawfully Prosecuted.
BUFFALO, Nov, 29,-It,nas been understood
that presentments against members of the
American Protective association, better
known as the A. p. A, we're 10 be known to
the grand jury here and charges OF criminal
conspiracy made. 1t was stated at the dis
trict attorneys office that no such case has
or will be presented TO the grand jury, 1t
was stated that the charges cannot be sus-
tanned, ana the attorney added; The
criminal conspiracy. There is nothing in
our law TO prevent Sny one from joining such
a society. An Office holdcr would violate his
constitutional oath of Office if he fixed a re
ligious test in making appointments, bat no
tectiye association can be judged guilty of
criminal conspiracy"
Mr.. Kenrick, the Official quoted, is himself
a Catholic and is q prominent lawyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
DIAZ IS ALARMED

Peace of Mexico Seriously Threatened by the
Revolutionists,
WELL SUPPLIED With MONEY AND ARMS
Insurgents Strengthening Their Position i'd
the Republic Daily.
GOVERNMENT FORCES ARE DIVIDED
Many Members of the National Army Favoa
Their Opponents.
PERSONNEL OF THE RANK AND FllE
Largely Recruited from the renitcntiarr
Convicts, White the Rebels Arc
First-Class Fighting Men
and Literally Paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30

CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGE. /
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30

received positive information, both from the
Japanese minister aud from the Hawaiian
minister of foreign affairs, of the renewal of
the demand Of the right of suffrage of the
Japanese residents, and there was known to
be much ferment, if not an organized move
ment, among some OF the Japanese in the
American section. l had positively learned
that the Japanese commissioner mad sent
word to his government at Toxic requesting
that a powerful ironclad be Immediately
sent to Honolulu, though it was known that
n smaller Japanese warship was about to
arrive there from San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-18
Pr O. SPECTO

Para l& rifa annual benefclo del Asilo para po-
breg La CARLOAD estabecIda en- Rumacao,
y concedtda poc Raj Orden de 4 de Julio de
este aro publicada en- Ia GGectG OfctaI de
esta Provincial en- de Agosto ndmero SO.
FL primer sorteo vsrifcara 81 80 de Diciembre de
1So3 combnacion Ell lie gUal fecha de La Lotera
bao tip, de $4,000 5etss divdidos deci-
al respect1 de monsda extraniers
rrente, dsbuy ei nporte Ia forms sguentea1
600 betes de que consts Is Provincial g. uno S25OOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-18
LENI!lL i l. l. nAzAR %.

80 Az \ SOGOSS
Abanic0S PIAAIEA]'lS DOkADOS fin de Steele.
CntuTones para IL uitnus Ormas, 10 mismo
pe de Russia CoculitO que tclas metalicas pstea
das doraiAS. 'etsumeaa DELlCiA Otr&s ala,
mauas 'o 9eta 10 Luis para seforas dem
lie cablltla .eucus 8Unceo arte. Cristaie-
ria tina par4 :ilc4IlLes lie sria nt1os
dias de hio lie 9uocs L. para :"Ia!vros pahuetos hto
sed8 para eai:t COrs'e lie tOdas fOrm2s
Classes. Psragua. franc"s especiales Basto
con est 4ue Fail'a~ = c'aaa manteleria 5nao
CGbept0o =, *:: C;t-< = s4iAt UE PLATA Girls
FOFLk. 1R"o'@. i" ';@'n> =fs gaometae. Al"
para fstogafi4s l'ul> Il para bautismo
elcitac6n HeHges, papeu&s. 4,hfss escribsniss,
Petes, umpa p!unas lem: :nos ie escritorto. MA
LErAS sA2Cs dc 1Jche CAU4iSlLLJNES demas articu-
los dc vae. BOqullas p2ta@as, gran vaedad. Camise
tas de lana, hi" I escoca &igod5n Jugnetes mune-
especial IIO. Costas 10 Sagasta CanoVss 70
rriia C&rnot dsmas fornas tie noYedad Aegantes
para aOrnu dt sala, a espscalidad de esa
ague sieDdo slhaia Sc pats g&rsnttzados
loies de toGae clasas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-18
PREMIOS
: I4,41s I4,41a
$50 premios que importan

$50 premioE que in1portan t4,4lS II, Ala
DferenciA 4106a
NOTALa differences de los S1O,5a2 entire ell importe
de los 600 bjetes 81 que regarte premios
tina para gasos de ipr st0n de blees sas prospectoa
cusra paIte nara la Raj tcinda lie pr0ductos qui
dos Por 1OO los men las scciones de lOa betes
benedcio en- favor del Aao.
OTRA. Sc concede ell por 100 de beneaco todoe los
que tomen sccio0es de cen betes Ieane Las cuses
debersn pedirse La Presidents del Aso dona Olemenca
Davila de Simonet.
OTRA-No Sc eervtra ntnghn pedido que no venga
acompanado de su correspondence lmporte.
OTRA-Los billetea Psemiados pagaTan 10 do
Comerc0 de don Jose Rogues de las Abaa eHtablecia
en- estA Villa =
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,, W0lne P0lskfe Slowo''

wyohod1i Pierwszego I p~ietnsstego ka4-
diego miesisca. Podaje wiado@oSci 1
Poglady Z Pierwszej reki, tax Z kraju,
jake teA z emigracyi polskiej. Pogla-
dami sweml wyswiadcza wlelks prxy-
sfuge czytelnikom W rozwoju umysio-
wynn. UPowszechnienie tego pisms jest
bndzo Po4adanem " Ameryce - Ia
niosc ulatwis nabycie kazdemu. Abona-
ment roczny kosztuje dollar jeden 1
POI, Pienisdze posylac przez Post Office
Order, adresujsc; NJ. Adolphe ReiH, 3,
rue du -Four, Paris,
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S.KUJAWSKI,
A CORNELL ul.. CHICAGO, ILL.
POlski Malarz

zawiadspia 81. Publiczncs6 polska ze
roiPoczatem ma swoja reke roboty W
zakres malarski ~wchodzace {. j. Dalowa-
ME dekorscyipe | tapetowanie pokoi.
Wiasna praca stsrac sic bede zjednac
sobie zaufanie szanownych Rodak6w.
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