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Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06

Many other measures of Importance failed
TO get the endorsement of either house, in
cluding bills for the creation of a subtreasury
system; for an extensive system of fortifca-
tions; for uniform system of bankruptcy;
Tor the taxation of federal notes and the re-
peal or the tax on state banks 10 transfer
the revenue cutter service TO the navy; for
alcoholic liquor committee; C -.stitutional
amendments making the president ineligible
to reelection changing the time of the meet
ing of the congress and for wOman's suffrage
an irrigation of arid lands bill the Nicaragua
canal bill; TO permit railroad pooling (besten
on test votel; TO establish postal savings
banks; for an Income tax 70 refund the Col
ton tax; 10 repeal the mail ship subsidy act /;
to repeal the federal elections law.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06
DEATH ROLL.
General Thomas Reynolds Called TO II
I,t

Heberhl Thomas Reynolds Called TO His
Rcward-other Deaths.
CHIcAGo, ILL.,, March G--General Thomas
Reynolds, distinguished soldier during the
civil war, died this morning at his home
near this city. He WAS personal friend of
sherman, Sheridan and Grant aud at the
time Of his death was vice president of the
Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee.
BERLIN, March . DIR johannes Won
Mldenmayer' chief burgomaster of Munich,
died today.
pAms, March 5.--Hyppolite Adolphe
Taine is dead. Cardinal Place is dead
Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06
HONDURAS AGAIN REVOLVING
Revolt Which Promises to Be Successful is
Now Well Under Way,
MAY EMB2oIL CENTRAL AMERICA ENTIRE
Guatemala said to Bc Backlng the Rcvolu-
tion with Costa Rica and Nicaragua
Eager to Get in-ChiI Com
graduates Cleveland.

lCopvriIhtei 1893 IN James Gordon Bcnncr.l
PANAMA, Colombia (yia Galveston, TeX),
March 5--lBy Mexican cable to the New
York Herald-Special to The BEE. "A new
revolution has broken out in southern Hon
duras, which may lead to the overthrow Of
President Ponciano Leiva and possibly iu-
volve all the Central American republics IN
war.
Policarpo Bonilla is the leader Of the new
revolt, and he has started in 50 well that he
has sent word to mis- friends in Panama that
success is almost assured. General Tcrren-
clio Sierra is the chief of the revolutionary
army which Bonilla has organized, and to-
gethcr they make up the strongest combina-
tion that could be formed in southern Hon
duras. Bonillas first victory was won yes
terday on the plaza at CholutiCa. That
town was protected by force of 800 men,
commanded by General Matule. With an
army of only 1000 Bonilla and
Genera Sierra attacked the forces garr-
soned at Cholutica. They met a brave re
sistancc. and a hotly contested battle was
fought on the plaza. The loss on each side
was heavy and many buildings were de-
stroyed, but the details of the fatalities have
not vet reached this city
Government Troops Forced to Retreat.
After more than two hours of determined
fighting General Matulcs broken, shattered
army was forced to retreat toward Amopola,
leaving Choutica and large amounts of arms
and many prisoners in ithe hands of Boril-
las victorious army. Excited by their vic
tory, and determined to make the most Of it,
Borilla and General Sierra are now pushing
on toward the Teguclgalpa, hoping to cap
ture the capital and proclaim the success
of the revolution before the government has
had time to recover from the surprise oc-
casoned by the hard won victory of Cho-
utica.
Success at Tegucigalpa appears to be fore
shadowed by the report that the troops III
garrison there are already in revolt having
shot the officers who remained loyal to
President Leiva and declared in favor of
making Bonilla president.
President Leiva is not at the capitol The
revolutionists appear to have taken advau-
tage of his absence to strike decisive blow
He was warned of the outbreak at Consaya-
qua and from there has forwarded an army
to defend Teyucigalpa. a decisive battle
between the army of Leiva and Bonilla's
forces is expected to take place within a few
days.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06
Other Countries Interested,

Meanwhile complications are arising which
may bring about u general war among thcCen-
tral American republics President Leiva ac-
.cuses the government of Nicaragua of aiding
Bonilla in brining about the revolution He
has telegraphed PIesidentSaCaza at Managua
demanding an explanation. President Leiva
expects to have the aid of Guatemala, and
should Sacaza openly attempt to reinforce
Bonilla both Costa Rica and San Salvador
may declare war against Nicaragua and thu
involve all the Central American republics
save one in hlnOHshcd
Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06

Pelotos, and from there will proceed to San
Gabriel to assume command Of the govern
ment army. He will he in command when
General Saraivas' army begins to attack
and hot engagement may be cNpe,tcl II
is reported that in an engagement ucar San
Borja the federal forces were defeated and
that their commander, Colonel Simon, was
killed
Affairs in Argentina.
dispatch from the Herald correspondent
in Buenos Ayrcs says that Minister Of
Marine Nietorica will probably resign his
Office Minister NiCtorica's son has been
condemned by the court martial which for
more than year has been inquiring into the
sinking of the Argentinian war ship Rosllcs,
and the minister feels the disgrace deeply
This may lead to his resignation.
y decree has been issued by the govern
ment at Buenos Ayros changing the paper
notes already issued to a new series which
will aggregate $211 100000
When the new national guard Of Argcn-
tina has been modified it will number 600
600 men. The Herald's correspondent at
Bueucs Ayres also says that the Argcntin-
ian government has ordered the war ship
Ninth of July to proceed from Soudan to
America to participate in the Columbian
naval parade.
Chiians Like the Report.
The British cruiser Warspite arrived to-
day at Valparaiso She will wait there for
the arrival of a relief ship. Chilians are
generally pleased with the report Of the com
mittce of the United States house of repre-
sentatives relative to the rights of the Pan
anna railroad. The Chilian Steamship com
pany will endeavor 20 start line of ships to
Central America.
1t is reported that the irish colony in
Santa Fc, Argentina, has sent petition to
the Brazilian government in which it re
quests that funds be provided for their emi-
grafton to Brazil
Omaha daily bee., 1893-03-06
Costa Rican Politics.

Costa Rican clericals have openly repu-
dated Dictator Rodriguez, and announced
as their candidate for president DIR. Jimeuez,
chief justice of the supreme court. fedora
Mena is the candidate of the labor party
No candidate has been selected by the lib
erals, the leaders not having been able
TO agree as between Maduro
Fernandez and Scencion EsQuival.
They may compromise in accepting Mena,
the candidate of the labor party, as their
own standard bearer. Dictator Rodriguez is
supporting DR.. Igiesias, minister of war and
navy. 1t will be difficult to prevent open
revolution if the contest over the presidency
becomes much warmer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

Gen j. r. Hawley, counsel for the
Elkhorn system, came in this morning
with his family in Supt. Hughes car.
They will spend few days here and
then 20 to the upper Hills before they
return home.
Both the Logger rooms of the Petty
block heye has leased by the Fremont
Brewing Co.5 ! we are told they will
open up billiard hal! in one room and
a beer saloonsin the other.
Andrew Anderson and Miss Hannah
Wilson, both Of this city, were united
in marriage this morning by Judge
Ridpath. The STAR extends congratu-
lations and wishes them prosperous
voyage over life's tempestuous sea.
The prospect for a grand $35, 900 ho.
tel on the corner Of Chicago avenue
and Sixth street is now brighter than
ever before. Mr.. John Diehl of Scrib-
ner, Neb. who has been here stfor
several days has received a proposition
from our citizens, which he is every
way satisfied with and is now on his
way home to organize the company to
put it up. 1t is something the lower
end of town needs very much indeed
and we sincerely hope they will not be
disappointed in it this time.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
The Big Reynolds Shows.

On the top wave of well deserved pop
ularity is the great Reynolds Circus.
Museum and Managerie that is billed
here for two performances ON Wednes-
day. June 7th. Although he may be
considered newcomer in the circus
world. Mr.. Reynolds possesses that rare
faculty and keenness of PERCEPTION that
enables him to gather together that
which is attractive and pleasing to the
public. Combining these attributes to-
gether with sound business Judgment,
he has been successful from the start.
His show creates good impression
everywhere. The example set by the
employer is exemplitied from the high
est to the humblest enploye. The man
ner in which the big enterprise is being
advertised is in itself forerunner Of
packed tents. Remember the date,
Wennesday. June7.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

and In conversation with tile inmates
told them that 1.-THE curse of God would
fall on them for their conduct" Shortly
after this. two children of the family
died from the effect of poison concealed
in some carrots in the cellar. Tho
prosecution claims that Spearing put
the poison in the carrots while at the
house on the foregoing occasion, but
the friends who were with him say that
he could not possibly have done it at
that time. and this is the only time that
he has been near the place. Their
theory is that the poison was set by
some one for the Numerous mountain
rats of that vicinity, and that these, in
accordance with their well-known
habits of boarding. have carried the
poisoned carrot and placed it on the
pile in the cellar.
Captain Spearing's many friends at
the soldiers home and in this city
pronounce him utterly incapable of the
crime, and claim that this is simply
persecution growing out of an attempt
to get his claim, which is of great value
because of the water upon it, and be-
cause of its proximity TO the Spokane
NINE
We trust that the preliminary exami-
nation will result in finding the in
dictment not we'll taken.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

1. H. Chase of Rarid city is here
looking after bis large and constantly
increasing business.
The Hatchet has been awarded the
contract Of printing the forthcoming
catalogue Of the Black Hills college.
The smiling face of that ever jolly
Lou Schellinger is beaming upon his
many friends in town tsday. He re-
ports Mrs. 8. a. we'll.
The different churches Of the city
are making elaborate preparations for
the proper celebration Of Jhildrens'
Day which occurs on the second Sun
day in June.
Masons commenced work on the
foundation of the Hsrgens- Loudenback
block this morning and it will be
rushed forward to completion as fast
as it can be done.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Captain spear,ng Arrested

Officers from Custer came down
yesterday evening. aid this morning
arrested Captain Spearing. one of the
inmates of the soldiers home, on the
charge of having murdered two little
children on q ranch near the Spokane
mine. The Indictment was found by
the grand jury several days ago, and
just why they should have waited until
court was adjourned before making the
arrest IL not clear-unless they desire
to keep Spearing In Jail all summer.
It appears that Swede family named
Jblom had taken possession in his ab-
sence of q claim that belonged to Spear.
ing, and upon which he had left some
property. One day last summer he
drove past the house in company with
his wife and some friends. Leaving the
carriage standing in front of the house
he went In to look after his property.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

A jar of beans; a guess for every
dollar you spend; result, y piano. an
organ or silk dress or q warrantee
deed to town lot or some other valu-
able particle for absolutely nothing at
Fargos. 19
FoR RESr.-The Lampers cottage
or rooms separately.
WALL PAPER-New designs just re.
ceived at Barlow & Co.'S.
See Connor Bros. & Co. before buy.
ing your fishing tackle and hammocks.
Connor Bros. & Co. have large sup
ply OF artist material on hand.
Dried fruit way down at Crane
Bros. az
ing at Crane Bros. AZ
Joyce-Comforts way down below
cost to clear out stock.
Connor Bros. & Go. have Just received
large supply Of the latest novelties
in toilet articles.
Wall Paper-Largest stock in the
city to select at Barlow & Co.'s.
You can get bottom prices on paints
and oils at j. @. Dickover e. Co.'S Drug
Store. AZ
Call at Crane Bros for the nobby
Fredora hats-latest style and cheap,
AZ
We sell Chase & Sanborn's famous
Boston coffees. @. ID. BAILEY.
Fine line of books and stationery at
j. @. Dickover & Co.'S drug store. AZ
If you want first-class pair of boots
or shoes made to order cali on j. NJ.
Entzminger, Chase block. 33tf.
Greatest variety of designs in Wall
Paper at Barlow & Co.'S.
sc. Fargo 6 Son now carry a full
line of the celebrated Diamond s. Bak-
ing Powder.
Play ball. Connor Bros. & 20. can
sell you the daisy outfit.
Paper your house, and get it done
cheaply by Barlow & 20.
Remember s. G. Fargo & Son are
leaders in low prices and headquarters
for millinery. :.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Notice to Owners Of Estrays,


The STAR has received information
as to the whereabouts of the following
stock:
One gray mare branded v on the left
shoulder. One brown or black mare
branded OK on left hip and JR on the
left flank. One sorrel colt branded b
on left shoulder. One brown stallion
branded on left shoulder. One bay
mare branded N on left shoulder. Also
two unbranded two-year old grays. one
a horse and one mare. and one bay
yearling unbranded. The owners OF
this stock can get information that will
lead to their recovery by applying at
this office and paying charges of ad-
vertising etc.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

j. J.. Baker is building a cooper
shop as an addition to the stucco plant
Frank Florida, Lead City, brothe,
of d. B. Florida of this city, has &C.
cepted position as clerk at the Hotel
Parrott.
E. G. Harris the rustling superinten.
dent of the big western division Of the
F. E. G. M. v. is in the city today look.
ing how things move here.
The Parrot house opened its doors
to guests yesterday, and now the full
hotel capacity of this city is available
to the rapidly incoming summer
guests.
The grading among the bowlder,
and niggerheads in the vicinity Of the
court house goes on apace, and it Is
a fearful job. It will take several
days yet until the stone bridge is in
shape to be crossed by teams.
The site selected for the new school
house presents an unusually busy ap.
pearance. Lime and tool houses have
been built, large quantities of lumber
delivered on the ground, while teams
are constantly in sight going to and
from tho quarry hauling stone.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

NJ. Gastine, Whitewood, is bathing
at the Stewart.
The B. & NJ. pulled out car load Of
stucco for Grand Island this morning.
A number of the ruddy sons Of the
forest are in our city today and are
camped on the hill near the Catholic
church.
A. d. Wood reports the sale Of
eleven one way and three round trip
tickets to Chicago over the Elkhorn
this month.
David M. LAWN and G. j. Ekeroth
and wife of Essex, Iowa, are receiving
the usual benefit from the waters at
the Stewart. They are delighted with
our crimate.
Freeman Knowles aud daughter, who
have been here since Friday evening
returned to their home in Deadwood
this morning. having spent q very
pleasant time with us.
Ed. Ames commenced action today
against the b. & NJ. railroad for hav-
ing set fire to his hay land on Brad.
ley's fats. destroying the crop for this
year and rendering it useless for at
least three years longer. He asks
seventy-ive cents an acre for 240
acres for three years.
We understand that the Stewart
Bath House Co. are going at once to
build an addition to their magnificent
bath house on College hill. This move
is necessary to accommodate their
rapidly increasing business. Architects
are busy getting out plans and we are
assured that work will commenc at
once.
Miss Matte A. Beer came in from
Reynoldsville, Pa, this morning to
take her old position as operator and
manager of the telegraph and tele-
phone exchange at this place, which
had been left vacant by the young
gentlemen going Of with the survey
ing party. She is we'll acquainted
with the work, has many friends here
and is capable and painstaking op-
orator and will make an acceptable
officer. We are glad to see her back.
The business mems meeting which
was called to meet at the Opera house
this afternoon was not az largely at
tended as it should have been. The
object of the meeting was to enlist the
interest of our business men in the
publishing Of an edition of $4,000
copies of q write-up Of Hot Springs,
such as has never been given before.
II is being gotten ont by the F. E. &
NJ. V. railroad and is said by those
who are in a position to know that it
is such prospectus that will make all
the other resorts grow green with
envy when they read. It is expected
that the citizens here will raise $500 to
help pay for it. and committee was
appointed in each end Of town to raise
Ii il. As it. is we haven't the first thing
that can be used for advertising matter
abroad and as this is a splen.
did thing, it ought to be
supported. OF course the railroad will
get it out anyhow but it devolves on
US who are so much interested to give
them q substantial lift in this good
work.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
The Worlds Fair.

The manufacturers and liberal arts
building is the most gigantic structure
the world ever saw. It's a third OF a
mile long, a seventh of a mile wide and
has floor space of forty-four acres. All
the armies that fought in the civil war
could he marshalled within its walls.
If you intend visiting the great ex-
position. and you cannot afford not to,
purchase your ticket to Chicago and
return via the Burlington route. Ask
the local agent for full information.
~Excursion rates every day. --
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Worlds Fair Rates .

The Elkhorn has established rates Of
&4OO Cor the round trip to Chicago ON
account Of the Worlds fair. Tickets
now on sale with limit for returning
on or before November l5. Please rc.
member that the Northwestern line is
the shortest, makes two hours the best
time and has strictly first class &C.
comodations; has palace sleeping cars
and reclining chair cars. The latter
free the entire trip. For further in
formation call upon or write A. d.
Wood, Agent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

DR.. G. W. Hargens leaves this even.
ing for four days trip to Omaha.
M. Liebmann Of Deadwood is in the
city looking after his large business
interests.
Some Of the city's arc lights have ar.
rived and will be put in place in a
short time.
E. Elsey is having electric lights
placed in bis commodious residence on
College hill.
Ted Petty returned from bis three
weeks visit to Omaha Sunday morn.
ing. He reports pleasant trip
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Miss Edholm and son of Deadwood
came down to spend Sunday at this
popular resort.
The pressed brick front of the
Barnes-Shope block with its terra Gotta
cornice is really handsome.
d. B. Hill, the popular barber, has
thrown out an attractive sign in front
OF his place of business on Minnekahta
avenue.
Steps are being built to the Presby-
terian church, so that church goers may
get up the high embankment made by
the grading in front Of it.
A line of pipe has been laid on the
surface of the ground from the electric
power house to the school house hill
to supply water for building purposes.
John Boyer will go to work on the
new bridges to be built over Fall river
next week and for the comfort of
travellers over that route. he cannot
got 1t done too soon.
Judge Cleveland obtained divorce
before Judge Gardner while sitting in
chambers last evening for Mrs.
Margaret Mcintyre against VIM. Nc
lntyre. The parties are non-residents.
Walter Scott has men at work fixing
up the deep water worn ditch on the
south side of Minnekahta avenve, by
lining it with large stones, to stop any
/ further washing. 1t is a good i'm.
provement.
i The sixteen year old colored girl
BERTHE Butler, who was driven into SIN
by her mother, Matte Anderson, OF
unsavory reputation. is the mother of
a young child born today. It's sad
case and deserves the attention of our
ladies of the yellow ribbon.
Jno. Sidey has received his collection
of shells from the Florida reefs and
Cuba. gathered by DIR. Whitfield, and
it is immense. We should Judge there
were million of them, and they are
beauties. 1t makes beautiful addi-
tion to the many natural curlos with
which his place is filled.
This morning Deputy Sheriff East.
man went down to the blue and white
cottage, better known as Calkins' place
on the road to the Falls, and put
j Eaton e. Wilcox into possession of the
\ building which was theirs by virtue
of a sheriffs sale of the property. Mr..
Calkins moved into the small build.
ing attached to it which formerly stood
at that place, which he claims as his
own. Ner Seebold was left in charge
to hold it down. IL possession can he
obtained, we understand it will be sold
to Fred Utz who will open up beer
garden there.
A. M. Morey, the snperinten lent of
the St. Joseph and Grand Island rail-
road who has heen here for two weeks
at the Hot Springs hone bathing for
a case Of chronic rheumatism of fifteen
years standing, is improving finely.
He came here with iron braces on his
knees. they being too weak to support
the weight Of his body. He has cast
them of and is stronger in every way.
He has made three different trips TO
Hot Springs, Ark, without receiving
any benefit, but thinks he will get
cured here, and will give it a
thorough trial. The STAR wishes him a
speedy and permanent cure.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

All parties who wish to take board
ers or to rent furnished rooms will
confer great favor by leaving par
ticulats at our Office as We are totally
unable at present, to find places for
our patrons applying for same. Please
send particulars at once.
STEWART BATH HOUSE Co.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
ga to the World.s Fa,r.

Tickets for which are on sale at the
B. & n. depot. II you buy your ticket
to Chicago and return via the Burlinr.
ton route, you may rest secure in the
knowledge that that simple act has
stamped you as being wise in your
generation, for you will have chosen
the best line to The Worlds Fair.
n. T. CArl1x, Agt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Big Chance

A man that understands running a
first-class restaurant can find good
opening at Cascade Springs. Tourists
trade. Rent very reasonable. Ad
dress w. R. PARKS, Cascade Springs,
8. D. 5 2t
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

Kimble. Carr & Co. are glad to te.
ceive their friends in their new quar-.
ters, where You will find the largest
and finest line Of harness, saddlcry.
robes, whips, etc., ever brought to to
Hills. Phillips block, aatf.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

u. G. Dickover & 70. have received
the Arlington edition of books, con-
sisting of standard work, which they
sell at 25 cents. Your favorite author
for a quarter.