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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-09

A young lady of this place recently
found lot OF letters written by her faith
or to her mother many years before they
were married. The daughter read them
20 her mother, pretending they were Of
recent date, and substituted her own
name for that of her mother and tina,
OF young man, we'll known to them
both. for her fathers. The mother was
very much disguised and has forbidden
her daughter to have anything to do
with young man who will write "such
nonsense and siekenning stuff.'-Geo'-
town, O., News. Democrat.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-09
Now Try This.

II will cost you nothing and will surely do you
49,, shsst OF lungs DIR. Kings New Discov-
srv 70, Consumption. Coughs and Colds Is guar
sn,eed to give rehei or money viii be paid back:
d ''ndsr ms use had speedy and perfect recov:
.aV' Try a sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good thing u Is Tn
al bottles free at A. X. Psnny's drug store. Large
Zoe co cents and SI..
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-09

Miss Lottie Mortimer announces
that she will dance on the roof of the
Madison Square Garden. New York, this
summer, in a dress that will be decora-
ted with hand-painted butterflies. and
that will contain 10 yards more OF mate
rial than dancers dress ever had be-
fore.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-09

There sve $50 hotels cf greater or
less degree in Chicago.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-05-09
To Brace Up

the system after ia Grippe" pneumo.
mia, fsveTs and other prostrating acute
diseases; TO build up needed flesh and
strength and to restore health and vigor
when you feel run down" and used.up,
the best thing In the world is DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t promotes
all the bodily functions, rouses every or
gan into healthful action, purifies and
enriches the blood and through it cleans
cs, repairs and invigorates the entire
system. For the most stubborn Scroiu.
lous. Skin or Scalp Diseases, Dyspepsia,
Billiousness and kindred ailments, the
Discovery" is the only remedy that is
guaranteed. II It doesn't benefit or cure
YOU have your money back.
Can you think OF anything more con.
vincinR than the promise that 10 made
by the proprietors Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy? IL 10 this: "If We can't cure
your catarrh, we'll pay you s5"O in
cash."
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
F.iLL Of a B4LCONp.
Chelsea, Mass, the Scene OF n Distress
incly Fatal Accident.

chelsea, Mass, the Scene OF n Distress
inIly Fatal Accident.
BOSTON, Aug. IA distressing accident,
that has resulted in the death of at least
four people and injuries to probably fifteen
or twenty others, occurred this evening at
the boathouse Of the Chelsea Yacht club on
Broadway, Chelsea, near the Charlostown
bridge over the Mystic river A band was
playing on the pier in front of the club
house and many people had filed the bal.
cony, directly over the musicians beads.
Suddenly the balcony gave way and its occu-
pants were thrown upon the pier and many
OF them into the water An alarm of fire
was sounded and the fremen did grand work
In rescuing the injured The following is Il
list of the dead as far as known at present,
although there may be other bodies that
have not yet been found:
j. B. WARREN, leader of the band, Chelsea.
MRS. A. =. PUTNAM, Chelsea.
A. l.. PEMBERTON, Mclrose.
MRS. AUGUSTA p. sHUMAN, Chelsea.
Miss SADIE DAVIS, Chelsea, depressed
fracture of the skull.
MRS. F. j. LlNpE, Chelsea, badly bruised.
Miss EVA WINorTE, badly bruised about
the body.
Mrs. MASON, Chelsea, bruised about the
body
Miss ANNIE FARLEY, Chelsea, feet crushed.
JERRY MCCARTY, internal injuries received
while attempting to rescue Miss Grimes and
Mr.. Warren.
The most seriously injured were taken to
the United States Naval hospital and the
Frost hospital where their wounds were
dressed
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
VICTORY FOR THE HUNGRY
Camp Relief at Denver Will Not Be Aban-
doned at Present,
PROFESSIONAL TRAMPs IN THE MAJORITY
Condition at Aspen Becoming Alarming
Hundreds OF Men walking tho streets
without Work and Money.
Scheme of Relief.

DENVER, Aug. Especial Telegram TO
The BEE. lit was with feelings of delight
that 500 occupants at Riverside park re-
ceivcd'the news that their supply of daily
bread was not to be cut off for at least day.
For nearly week it hau been the intention
TO 90 away with the public soup house, but
last night new order was issued and the
commissary department of the relief and
charitable associations will continue in busi-
ness at the old stands. The meeting
which brought about this condition OF
affairs was spirited one which
did not adjourn until midnight. A large
number of the members contended that
the camp drew the warrants and the Grim
inal class and that they would come and re-
main here as long AS they were fed and fur
nished with place to sleep. The men who
were OF this opinion were In the minority,
hence the fact that the boys are "tenting on
the old camp ground" tonight.
AT the beginning Of the week when the
railroad companies first issued tho manifesto
of "full fare or no ride" Relief camp had but
handful of residents, but now the number
has increased and IL heroic measures are not
adopted by driving the boboes out OF town
the city will soon be feeding many worth :
less creatures as 1T did few days ago The
men who nightly slumber beneath the tents
object to being called vags and buns, but it
is their own actions that brand them n
such. During the early days of the
week, when the mayor wanted fifty men to
90 out and cut weeds, chop down trees and
clean the alleys, it was with considerable
difficulty that the number was secured, and
each morning since then an effort has been
made to get new gang and pass the work
around. No fruits, however. have attended
the effort, for each time the same party of
men will be seen working in order to repay
the public for the charity that is being be-
slowed upon them.
The course pursued by the $50 is the rea-
son why the people designate all of the men
rs hoboes and ask for the abandonment Of
the resort where they congregate.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
M AY BE A MURDER.
Lillie Hart Slucs Maud Wilson with n

Liille Hart Slucs Maud Wilson with n Bot
tie, Doing Much Damage.
Maud Wilson and Lille Hart, two colored
women with characters as dusky as their
compilations, succeeded in raising large
sized disturbance in the vicinity of Ninth
street and Capitol avenue about . o'clock
yesterday afternoon
Maud and Lille had imbibed quantity
OF vile liquor and were in a mood for fight
ing. Lille accused Maud of seeking to WOO
the affections of her lover This led
to ia rough-and-tumble fight in which
Maud was hit over the head with
a beer bottle. The bottle and the
booze" were too much for Maud and she
fell into an unconscious state, causing the
bystanders to think that she had been
Killed. One excited person telephoued the
police that woman had been murdered
The patrol wagon arrived on the scene it,
quick time Maud was conveyed to the
Presbyterian hospital. A surgeon examined
her and found that the blow with the bottle
mad not injured Maud's head He instructed
the hospital attendants to send the woman
to her home as soon as the effects of the
liquor had worn off
The police are searching for Lille Hart.
Ihey claim that after Maud Wilson was
taken to the hospital she grew worse, and 1t
Is thought that she Is suffering from con-
cuSsion OF the brain
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
PIRGiNI.I POPULISTS,


They Meet and Nominate n Ticket-Ex-
tracts from Their Platform.
LYNcHBURG, Va, Aug. 3.--The populists of
Virginia met here in convention today
Nearly 800 delegates were in attendance and
there was not negro among them. Among
the visiting statesmen WAS Congressman
Pence from Colorado. @Pence addressed the
convention. In the course of his speech he
bitterly assailed Mr.. Cleveland and Secre-
tary Carlisle, quoting from IL speech of the
latter delivered some years ago in strong de-
nunciation of the financial policy TO which
he seems to be now committed Pence's
speech created much enthusiasm
"A full state ticket was nominated headed
by E. X. Cooke OF Cumberland for governor
The platform declares for the free coinage
of silver at the ratio of Ii to l and Il national
currency issued by the general government
and distributed directly to the people on the
security of their property. The preamble TO
the platform severely arraigns President
Cleveland, "who was elected for the expires
purpose Of relieving the people from the rob.
berries of the Mckinley tariff, but who calls
congress, not to repeal the robber tariff, but
to consummate tho fraud of 1873 which de.
monetized silver"
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04

works OF the Colts Firearms Manufacture
ing company at Hartford four times a
month, from August to December 1, on
official business, returning TO his station
after each visit.
Leave of absence for two months. to take
effect on or about August IL, is granted Lieu
tenant Colonel Lawrence s. Babbitt, ord
nance department.
Leave of absence for one month from Au-
gust is granted Captain Hiram S. Ketchum
Twenty-second infantry.
Captain Robert Craig, signal corps, will
proceed to Trenton, N. j., and carry out
such instructions as he may receive from
the chief signal officer of the army, and upon
the completion of this duty will return 10 his
station in this city.
Leave for one month and fifteen days on
account of sickness, to take effect on or
about August Is, is granted Major Alfred A.
Woodruff surgeon.
The extension of leave on surgeons GER
tifcate of disability, granted First Lieuten-
ant William e. Ship, Tenth cavalry, is
further extended one month on account of
sickness.
Western Tensions.
The following pensions granted are re-
ported: a,k
Nebraska. Original widows. etc.-Cath-
arine Selby, mother; minor of Michael ].
Eagan.
Iowa: Increase - William l.. Henry,
Thomas ]. Burr, John c. Garrett, Horace II.
WHITTIER James DOnerLy. R6lSSue-Henrle
Gourhame. Original Widows etc-Judith
DERRICK, mother; Calvin H. Richardson,
father.
South Dakota: Original widows, ETC.
Betsey j. Loing.
MisceilRneous.
James A. Ward Of South Dakota is at the
National. t1e
Major William j. Pollock, citizen Of
9ankton, S. d., superintendent Of the free
delivery of the Postoffice department, is
gradually recovering from the effects Of a
severe injury he recently sustained. A
week ago Pollock fell from q cable car and
was seriously hurt. He was unable to reach
his Office next day, bat with that exception
he has been at his desk since, He ls still
suffering from the effects of the injury, but
manages to perform his official duties
Mrs. r. V. Belt, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Elsie has gone to Iowa City
to visit the family of ex-Secretary of the In
terror Kirkwood
DR.. d. B. Street and family have returned
from visit to Des Moines, la. p S. H.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
REBELS DICTATE TERMS
Proviucials of Argentina ISSUE Their Ulti-
matum to the Governor.
WHAT SANTA FEs CONTINGENT DEMANDS
Complete Surrender of tho Authorit,e. or
the District and Restoration of Conii-
tions Prevailing Previous to the
Present Administration.

!CopWfNted 1893 bp James Gordon Benne,L1
NALPARAiso, Chilli (via Galveston, Tex),
Aug. 3,-tBy Mexican Cable to the New
York Herald-Special to The BKEl-The
iieralds correspondent In Bueuos Ayres
tclegraphs that the revolutionists in Santa
fe nave sent an ultimatum to tho vice gov.
ernor OF that province. Tho terms of tho
uitimatum demand an immediate captula-
t'on ana the disarmament of the governments
iorces In tho province of San Luis a de-
'achment OF government cavalry now pre-
serves order. The leading newspaper of
buenos Ayrcs, La Prensa, has advices that
the provisional governor of Santa Fe, Senior
''alastcr, is using all of his efforts to pre-
serve order in that province. The federal
government will not intervene yet
Inc situation IN La Plata is more serious.
Zen thousand well equipped revolutionists
are ready to attack the city unless the gov
erhor capitulates. If the demonstro tion
here continues the national government will
intervene and put an end to hostilities.
IRON Rio Janeiro the Herald correspondent
tclegraphs that the cabinet has resigned
since the publication of his letter to ex.
United States Minister Egan there has been
feeling of hostilities against Minister Err
rasurz This has been so pronounced recently
that he has been compelled to resign his
caolnet position. Owing to the Egan letter
scandal and other causes President Montt
accepted his resignation
Although the arms on board the Seramis
nave the official seal of the consul from
ecuador, 1t is thought their destination il
lof some other point 1t is known that feel
ing against Peru by Ecuador and Bolivia IN
not at all cordial. The former has a griey.
ahce on account of the boundary dispute,
BOLIVIA is bringing up old complaints.
Heavy Consignment of Arms.
The Chilian government has sold Ecuador
5000 rifles, 100000 cartridges. a quantity of
shol ana shell ana twenty mountain guns.
Bolivia will receive like quantity of arms
and cartridges soon.
PANAMA, Colombia (via Galveston, TexD.
aug o.-lBy Mexican Gable to the New
York Herald-Specialt to THE BEE. Patrick
Egan, formerly minister of the United
States to Chill, is passenger on the steamer
colombia, which sailed for New York today.
The officers of the Colombia formally
apologized to British Minister Wenncr for
the attack made on him by the residents of
Bogota in February last. News has been
received here from Tegucigalpa, Honduras,
That Ponciano Leiva has formally renounced
the presidency of that republic Ad, ices
from San Jose, Costa Rica announce that
President Rodriguez is ILL., Minister of War
4glesias is in temporary charge of the gov
ernment. Yellow fever is again raging in
Llmon, From La Liberias. Salvador, comes
advicss of another unsuccessful revolution
ary uprising. The leaders were discovered
ana shot and many accomplces imprisoned
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
ROBBED JOHN THORN.

Judge Thursuon's Coachman Made n VIC
tim and n Target by Fontpads.
John Thorn, coachman for John M. Thurs
ton, was held up BY two masked highway
men at Thirty first. avenue and Davenport
street shortly after IL o'clock last night
The men stepped from the dark shadows
along the sidewalk and pointing big gun
at John ordered him to ''stand and deliver"
John stood, but he didn't deliver, for one
of the men went through his pockets in Il
short time. AS it was after banking hours
they didn't get much, and told John to
neither run or walk but fly east on Davcn-
port street John started off Mt quarter
gait, but the robbers did not think he was
going fasI enough and sent shot whistling
uncomfortably close to his ears. Then John
initiated full-grown cyclone on business
trip.
The robbers escaped and Mr.. Thorn re-
ported the matter to the police. Special
officers were put on the trail, bat at an early
hour this morning they had made no arrests
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
JUVESILE ROBBERS.
Arrest of Two Little Girls Who Have Ter
rorized Pnrt of New York.

Arrest of Two Little Girls Who Have Ter
rorized Part of New York.
New York, Aug. 3-The police nave un-
earthed a criminal novelty. Two girls have
been operating in this city with the daring
and success OF professional cracksmen For
some weeks past tho police of the East
Sixty-seventh street station have heard
complaints of robberies committed in the
precinct in broad daylight Many of
these robberies were in flats. II was first
thought that an organized gang of expert
enced crooks were operating, so cleverly was
the work done and so readily did the
authors escape detection. Losses aggrogat.
ing 81, 800 were reported to the police.
Today the police arrested two girls, Is and
IL years old, respectively. They were Katie
Reynolds and Philippine Cooney Katie con-
fessed TO the thefts, and says she pawned
the stolen articles to the amount of several
hundred dollars. She said she spent the
money for candy,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
BOIES DECLINES TO RUN.
lowA's Governor Definitely Refuses the
Nomination for a Third Term

loWas Governor Definitely Refuses the
Nomination for II Third Term.
DEs MONIES, Aug. 3,-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. l-Governor Boies today gave to
the press a letter in which he declines to be
candidate for denomination for governor.
AS his reason he assigns the following: II
am conscientiously opposed to third terms in
an Office SO important as that of governor of
great state and in this view the unbroken
precedents of political interest in our state
teach that my views are in substantial ac.
cord with those Of the masses of all our peo-
pie"
The governor continuing, says he wants
the party to stand squarely by it's position
In favor OF the election of United States sem
ators by the people, put thinks that this year
would be unnecessarily forcing national
issue into the campaign and so he advises
the party to make no nominations for the
United States senate. He indicates prohi-
bltion and nonparJlsan management of state
institutions as the two issues which this
party ought to make prominent this year
The letter is so definite that this party will
be compelled to accept it. He does not say
whether or not he will refuse to be canoi-
date for the senate before the next legisla-
ture,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
IDLE MEN AT ASPEN.
Hundreds Walking the streets without
Work and Money.

ASPEN, Colo, Aug, Especial Telegram to
The BEE. Times are becoming close here
and hundreds of men are walking the street
out of work and without cent of money in
their pockets. Thousands of the miners in
this district took advantage of the days and
dates when the railroads were carrying the
men from Denver to Missouri river points
free of charge. While many of the silver
mines in the Aspen district have closed
down there are still great many men in the
mountains who will suffer unless they get
speedy relief.
The Chamber of Commerce has made ar
rangements to purchase all the city and
county warrants issued for the employment
by the organization. The warrants will be
paid IN full, less SO cents for each days work.
which is to go into the relief fund. Several
men have been set at work. They will work
week and then give way to others.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
Increased Insurance. Rates.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. 3.-[Special Tele.
gram to The BEE,l-A few days ago local
insurance agents were notified that there
would be 10 per cent increase on insurance
rates August 1. Many policy holders, whose
insurance expires during the month of
August had their policies cancelled and took
out new policies before the lst at the old
rates Inspector Redfeld objects TO this
plan to circumvent his order. and ALI such
policies have been returned with instruc-
tions to renew them at the new rate or not
at all. The business men are loud in their
denunciation of the increase, feeling they
other cities "
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
DENOUNCED OROUNED HEADS.
Ono of the Guests at a Feast In Honor oi
tho Cznr KaiscR IA Row.

Ono of the Guests at a Feast In Honor OF
the Czar Raises IA Row
CHICAGO, Aug 3,-Joseph Czechki created
lively row at feast held tonight in honor
Of the birthday of the car of Russia. The
festival was held in the Greek church
and fully 800 people were in attend
ance When it was proposed to drink
the health of the czar Czechki made "A
violent speech denouncing crowned heads in
general and that of Russia in particular He
wound up by snatching a portrait of the
czar from the table, throwing it on the floor
and stamping on it. A free fight ensued be-
tween the admirers of the car and the
admirers OF Czechki The latter made his
escape by forcing his way through the crowd
with dirk knife, inhicting several slight
wounds on several people. Six arrests were
made, but Czechki was not among them.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04

LONDON, Aug. IA Rome correspondent
says: Since the outbreak of cholera in
Naples more than 109,000 residents have fled
from the city. The Official reports greatly
understate the facts. The report for Sun
day last SAID that there were nineteen new
cases and nine deaths. Reliable private
advices declare that there were ffty-two
new cases and twentyteight deaths on that
day, and forty-niue new cases and twenty
seven deaths on Monday. The Official
figures for Tucsday are eighteen new cases
and six deaths.
Several cases of cholera have occurred In
Rome.
ODESSA, Aug. 3.EThe'governmen Is clos
ing all schools in the, south of Russia on
account of the cholera.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-There have been s, ,G6s
deaths from cholera in Mecca and 2,2lS in
Jedda since the present epidemic broke out.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
CHOLERI EPIDEMIC IN FRINGE.

Numerous Cases and Deaths-The Author.-
ties Supprossing Facts.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-According to the Lancet,
the well known English med ical weekly,
cholera has been epidemic in Marseilles for
the last three months. The local officials, 1t
is asserted, have carried their policy of de-
ception to such length that even the govern
ment has been led astray in regard to the
real state of affairs. The prefecture now
admits that there have been COL deaths from
cholera in Marseilles since the middle of
May. On some days twenty deaths were re-
corded, and on last Saturday the mortality
went up to fifty-two During the last four
weeks there have been s26 deaths from chol-
era throughout France.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
WOULD NOT ACCEPT A CUT.
Leadville Smeltcr Men Refuse to AcceI
Lower Wages and Strike.

Leadville Smeltcr Men Refuse to Accept
Lower Wages and Strike.
DENVER, Aug 8-A special from Lead Vile
says: Trouble occurred at the Arkansas
Valley smelter today when the company an
nounced a reduction of 10 per cent in all
wages, to take effect at once Quite num-
ber of the men considered this fair propo-
sition. About 400 worked, but the strike
came off and the strikers got together and
drove the men who were at work out of the
smelter. Quite a scrimmage ensued, stones
and clubs being generally used, but no one is
reported seriously injured although seven
men were badly pounaed up.
The plant will be shut down for the pres
ent at least.
meeting will be held tomorrow to adjust
matters. The captain of the Leadville
militia has asked the adjutant general at
Denver for arms and ammunition for use in
case of necessity.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
Ready for Actian

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-The general committee
chosen by the silver convention met TO-DAY
and organized by the election of General A.
j. Warner of Ohio president; G. +. Wash
burne of Massachusetts, secretary; Colonel
A. G. Fisk of Colorado and II. +. Taubeneck
OF Illinois were made honorary members.
Subcommittees were appointed and it was
decided that all meet in Washington on
Tuesday to remain throughout the session.
II necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04
SOUTH DAKOTA PHARMICISTS,
Conclusion OF tho State Associations Ar
nual Meeting at Yankton

CohcIusIon OF tho State Association'R An
nual Meeting Mt Yankton.
4ANKToN, S. d., Aug. Especial Tele-
gram to The BEE. The South Dakota
Pharmaceutical association closed Its eighth
annual meeting in this city this afternoon.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
are: John McClain of Trip, president
James Yomans, Centerville, first vice presi-
dent; G. h. Blount of Huron. third vice pres
ident; !. A. Keith, Lake Preston, secretary,
ana f. A. Brecht, Yankton, treasurer.
Recommendations for appointment to State
board OF Pharmacy are: j. B. Hudson of
Yankton, A. f. Stiles of Sioux Falls and E.
O. Bent of Dell Rapids. The next annual
meeting occurs at Huron August s and 9,
io94 The State Board of Pharmacy will hold
four meetings during the next fiscal year,
as follows: Watertown, October 4; Parker,
July 10, 1891; Huron, April 4. 1894; Sioux
Falls, July H. 1894
Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-04

ROME. Aug. 3.-The efforts of the govern-
ment to stamp out the phylloxera in north
ern Italy have led to serious conflicts with
the peasants. The minister of agriculture
ordered the destruction of vineyards cover
ing large area on the province of No
vara. The peasants there losing employ
ment, began TO riot Many were injured Ia
conflicts with the police. Troops have been
sent to the scene Of disturbance.