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ROBBED a NEBRASKA BANK.
one of ihs Most Daring Grimes of IL.
KIND Ever Committed.

one OF ihs Most Daring Grimes OF It's
Kind Ever Comnitted.
OMAHA, April l2.-A special 10 the Be
from Clndron, Neb., says At 3.i5 o'clock
this afternoon while Alfred Whipplc.
cashier Of the Crawford Banking company
Of Crawford, Neb.. was alone in the bank.
a stranger attired in cowboy garb
entered showing a six shooter into the face
of Mr.. Whipp!e, and demanded money.
Whipple gave up all the cash on the
counter, amounting TO about $500.
The robber then compelled Whipple TO
enter the vault and locked him in. About
10 minutes later Allen Chase entered the
bank, heard strange noise coming from
the vault and seeing no one in sight
FASTENED to the president who let the
cashier ont. Two men, one OF whom
answers 10 the description given by
Whipplo OF the robber were noticed rid
ing leisurely out of town little before 4
o'clock. Several parties are out after the
robbers and SheriHs Handy and Bartlett
have just left here for Crawford on swift
horses. II is thought tho robbers cannot
escape.
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A HOT TIME IN THE HOUSE.
. Reed and Boutelis Won't Allow Any
business to be Transacted

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The repub-
licans were determined to contest every
inch OF ground and fierce parliamentary
fight was precipitated in the house. After
reading the Journal the speaker recognized
Catchings. from the icommittee on rules.
TO present q report. Reed raised the point
of no quorum, but was not recognized.
Tho report submitted was to amend the
rules so every member shall be in the hal
during the sitting unless excused and shall
vote on each question put unless in case
of personal or pecuniary interest in such
question. Failure TO comply with tins
rule is punishable by fine of $40. The
vote on the previous question was ordered
Result, 20 0. A molten to excuse Mr..
Hull was lost, 81 to los.
Catchines was recognized 10 offer a res
olution, but when il was read Lacey
claimed the fioor to reclaim reconsidcra-
tion for the vote just taken. Reed con-
tended the motion 10 reconsider under the
rules took precedence of all motions.
Richardson, who was in the chair, di-
rectcd the clerk 10 read the resolution.
which proved to be resolution rovokinc
all leaves OF absence except on account of
sickness and directing the sergeant-at-
arms TO request tho attendance of some
of the abscntees by telegraph. Both Mr..
Reed and Boutelle jumped 10 their feet
when the reading of the resolution was
completed and made the point of order
that 1t did not take precedence over the
motion 10 reconsider. Catchings argued
that the adoption of the resolution would
terminate further proceedings under tho
call aud it must therefore take precedence
OF the motion TO reconsider tho vote " hich
was Il par; OF such proceedings.
The debate over the point OF order con-
tinued for over an hour. the giants on
both sides crossing swords. Al the con-
clusion of the debate Richardson, who
was in the chair, said the previous mo-
iion having been made IN the form OF
Catchiugs' resolution. the latter took pre-
cedence, but il would not prevent the dis
posal OF tho motion to reconsider at n
subsequent period. lie therefore sus-
tanned the point OF order. Then there
followed series of dilatory motions, but
finally the vote was taken on the demand
for the previous question on the resolu-
ton to revoke the leaves of absence and
10 telegraph for the absentees, and it was
ordered, IL TO %. Reed made the point
OF no quorum. The chair overruled tho
point of order. Boutellc moved 10 al.
journ. Lost. Tho resolution was then
agreed TO and nj 30 o'clock tho house al.
journel.
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PETER HITS EN- HARD
He Tells The Senate He Likes COIsy'S
Army and HlteS White Slavery.
JUST LIKE ISRAEL OF OLD
The Kansas Senator Wants a Law
to Compel the President to
Furnish Idle Hands
With Work.

WASHINGTON, April la.-Both sides of
the chamber showed very good attend
ance when the senate met to-day. During
the transaction of routine morning busi-
ness. Senator Kyle of South Dakota intro
dueed JOINT resolution proposing con-
sututional amendment relative TO mar
rage and divorce, which was referred TO
the committee on Judiciary. The urgency
deficiency bill was taken up and about to
be put on final passage when the hour Of
O'Clock arrived and the question went
over and the tariff bill was laid before the
senate.
PETER was recognized and delivered tho
third installment of his speech. He an
nounced his purpose of Offering at the
proper time substitute for the bill based
on The principle Of taxing articles of lux
ury, while excepting those articles
OF prime necessity, which are
used by the poor, whether manu-
factured abroad or not. He defended the
CoNey army and outlined plan for the
ameiioration OF the condition of the peo-
pie. Referring to the approaching army,
he exclaimed in the language Of Israel of
old, Two are here, Father Abraham
The vanguard is snowbound." daughter.
referred to tho entrance into Washing
ton last Saturday night of band of 40
men, who were Immediately arrested
without committing any offense, he said
They had as much right to come here as
tho president of the New York Central
railroad company or any other citizen"
AS congress was not bound down TO re.
siriciions, he would insist upon passing a
Dill oblging tho president TO provide en-
pioyinent Tor AL the men and women of
mo country. He would set them building
straight double track railroad from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific and another from
tho Great lakes to tho gulf. Then the
dark clouds would roll away and be dissi.
pated as morning mist.
senator Gallinger inquired whether
i'eifer believed the manufacturers could
continue on free trade basis.
VI am not looking after the manufac-
turing interests" said PETER, IL am look.
ing after the men OF the West and South.
Kansas can stand FREQ trade better than
the people YOU represent lie went on
10 argue for duty on wool and for free
| sugar, when Gallinger assured him the
people OF New England we're with him on
these two questions and he thought they
were with him on all his reasonable de.
| mands.
At . O'Clock PETER had not finished and
, according TO agreement the tariff bill was
laid aside and the urgent deficiency bill
was again taken up. The amendment to
the clause for paying special assessments
to United States attorneys, changing the
amount from 10000 TO Sf0.3io, Of which
Slo,ii0 should be available for the deilc.
ioncies Of the years 1892 and 1895. was
! agreed 10. At G o'clock the senate adj
Journed without further action on the bill.
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Trying to Make TEem Vote.

WASIuSGToS, April l2.-Pcndlcton Of
Texas has introduced in the house a pro-
posed amendment 10 tho rules provllu.
!or tho couni of the members present ard
not voting when the roll call has dcyel.
oped the absence of n voting quorum. The
rule is to be surrounded with the neces.
sary safeguards 10 prevent the counting
OF members from accident or intention
who are not present when the question Is
put or at some time during the pending
roll call. The rule is not applicable 10
motions that may be determined by vote
less than a Quorum.
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
That's the vaiue Of Property Consumed
by Fire In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, April t2.-The plant of the
American Glucose company burned io-
night and the loss will bo about II, ,OO1.0nl.
The works OF the company consisted Of
an History brick building, used for the
manufacture of glucose; an cichi-story
brick building, used as power house and
as place for making the caItle-lccdng
product; an eighi-story brick building,
used as refinery, and an cigh,-siory
warehouse. Tho fire was discovered IN
the dynamo room Of the main building
shortly after o'clock. In 10 minutes the
whole building was on fire.
There were perhaps l2i men AT work to-
night II will not he known until a CEN
sus of tho employees is taken tomorrow,
whether one man or 81 were crematcd, II
II known some of the men escaped by the
fire escape and some Of those on the lower
stories jumped into tho canal. \ great
many nen at work on the upper floors
we're Germans and Huns. They may
have been burned or escaped. II ~ i'm
possible to tell. The walls fell at frequen,
intervals until inside OF IS minutes there
WAS but one corner standing.
The main building was connected With
the power aud feed house by an elevated
bridge over Scott avenue. The nlDgs
crept across that and snitol the feed
house, aud meanwhile tho city fish mar
kct, just across tho street. caught fire.
Five bremen werc seat inside TO fight the
ilarnes. A portion of the blazing wood fell
on Il and started tho roof burning. Tie
liremcn inside did not know of this a. no
one told them. Tho consequences wcro
that IN few minutes the roof fell and
buried the five trcmen. Three of them
escaped with but few bruises, but John
Weber and Lieut.. Roy Schraetler we're not
SO fortunate. Weber was taken out uu-
conscious. Ills face was badly burned,
some ribs broken, and hc has also internal
injuries. He may not recover. Licuien-
ant Schracder had his back and legs hurt.
The feed house was completely de-
stroyed, the walls all having fallen by 10
o'clock. The refinery and store honsc
went down and by IL o'clock nothing was
left OF tho mammoth establishment but a
few walls. The glucose works were owned
and controlled by {. j. Hnmlin & Sons.
At | o'clock the fire was completely under
control. Tue loss is 81 ,0ol ,0O0; insurance,
| sJsSUp
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ADAM WAS a BAD ONE.


DuSErEE. April l2.-When Adam Wag-
ner left this city Two months ago he told
his wife and friends that he was going to
Germany to visit his parents aud would
return in about five weeks. As he did not
return al the specified time, his wife. who
was formerly Miss Mary Steiner OF this
city, wrote letters 10 his friends in tho old
country TO ascertain his whereabouts, she
not having heard from him since his de-
parturc. Through this correspondence
Mrs. Wagner learns that her husband is
living in Mulderstadt, Bavaria, with a
former vile and son. now IL years old.
Mrs. Wagner No. > is nearly distracted
over the cruel manner in which she has
been deceived, as when she was married
to Wagner, six years ago, he passed as a
single man. Wagner was member of
the Germania Gesang Verein.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-13
THEY'RE GOING EAST
COI.y's Hen Speeding Through Wyum.
ing il Box Cirs.
FED BY The AUTHORITIES
4 Cute Plan Whereby Utah Of
ficlaiS Cot Rid Of the
Army Now for
Cheyenne.

SALT LAKE, April u. The Tri5uus's spe-
cial from Cheyenne says Eeliey's army
arrived at Evanston this morning and was
met by the city authorities, who contrib
utcd six dressed beeyes. 4 shori distance
from the Town the train was halted and
the mon tooa breakfast. The Union Pa
c,ilc officials have decided 10 hurry the
train along to tne MissolrI river without
stopping at any Of tho principal towns
where tho Inen would be- liable 10 commit
depTelaiions.
The train stopped at Green River at
noon and the men stopped for dinner,
when was furnished by tho mayor Break
fast viii be furnished tomorrow morning
by tho ciiizcus of Laramie aud the train
will then proceed TO Cheyenne, reaching
there about naon. The train will bs
stopped five miles out OF that city and the
army will be met by the city authorities
and supplied with food. They will not be
given an opportunity TO accept Governor
Waito's invitation To visit Colorado.
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BISHOP BoNAcUM's TRIAL.
Yesterdays Proceedings Game To a Very
sudden I,minntInm.

sudden termination.
OMAHA. April L.. Tho trial Of Bishop
Bonacum, which promised to he nine
days sensation In Roman Catholic cir
cles, collapsed to-day without witness
being summoned. The only thing done
was 10 read the charges against the bishop
preferred by IL priests. The charges were
extensive in character, including misad-
Ininistration in Office. tyranny and op-
preston, Insubordination. melting strife,
personal siauder, arbitrary use OF power,
violation of the statutes, misapproprIa-
ton OF the church funds, falsehood. specu-
la,ion with church funds, perjury and
many others.
Archbishop lienncssy of nuhuque pre-
sidedsover the ecclesiastical court. The
archbishop stated tho manner in which
the proceedings would be conducted.
Finally the question came up whether tho
archbishop would consider the charges
consecutiyely. The attorney for the COM
plaiuants asked that the charges be read
and con nsidereh in detail. After the read.
ing of the charges and specifications had
progressed some time the archbishop de-
clined to consider the principal ones on
which the action is based and stated en-.
phaticalIy he would hear nothing but
personal grievances" Exceptions were
takeu to allow the hrchbIshop's ruling
and at tho conclusion OF the reading tho
complainants filed general exception
and appealed the ease 10 Mcr. Sltolli.
SO ends tho third act in the celebrated
case.
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"Thc World, which has been one of the
foremost of Americas standard attrac.
tions for over fifteen years, will bs socn at
Evans Opera House, on Saturday, April
II, and present indications point TO tho
engagement being one OF the most sue
ccssful oI the season. Tnc height OF stage
realism is reached, cspcciully in tie great
wreck scene, when the steamship Is seen
to break up and founder at sea, leaving
rs helpless passengers ndrift on slight
raft on the ocean. The raft scene Is. II
anything, even more startliug than tho
former scene, showing the Survivors Of
tho wreck. helpless at sea, tinnlly cuim..
mating IN their rescue by passing shir.
Every piece OF scenery used IN the many
scenes IL carried by the company, and wc
can confidently expect one of the best
scenic and dramatic treats of the Season.
Seats on sale az Smith Drug Co.'S, Friday
morning.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A PEEP.
Frank Daniels Pays Good Rates for
Being Inqui.itive.

DESvER, April l2.-Frank Daniels Of
Little Puck fame was defeated by
Comedian Clarke in a suit TO recover dam
ages for summary dismissal from tue
troupe and plaintiff was awarded Si0c. Ac-
cordinG TO his deposition Daniels discov-
cred Clarke in a berth belonging TO a fc-
male member of the troupe and dis
charged both Clarke and the woman. Tho
question arose, by what right did Daniels
look in the berth. and jealousy was hinted
at. The judge claimed the contract had
not been broken.
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sau Iranci.co Races.

ShS FEANCi~,p. April l2.--F.yc-eishihs
of 4 mile -yandalI,ht won. Tnntoha see
ond, Ivy third; time, l;0l,s, iiye-eiEhtEs
of n mile ChcnuucS won, C!aquer second,
Jennie Lind third; time, l:Dl Five.
eights OF u mile rIrana won. Agitato
second. Chula third: time. i:D-8t. une
mile. handicap Candida won. SIR Reel
second. Red Root third; time, l;i2js
Fiye-eighths Of a ruile-Bll Howard won,
Border Lassie second, Annie Moore third;
time, | .0l.
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MONTANA 10 INTERESTED.
In a Case That IL Now Before the United
statcs hnpremr Court.

WASHlSGroN, April i2.--The supreme
court was engaged to-day in hearing tho
arguments in lhe case Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company vs. Patterson,
county treasurer from Montana, and
Clark, county auditor from North Dakota.
Tho question at issue Is whether tho rail-
road company shall he compelled to pay
taxes on the lands within It's grant asccr-
tanned since the grant was found 10 be
mineral, and for which patents have not
yet been issued. The case is closely allied
10 that heard by the court yesterday con-
cerning the right of the railroad TO the
numerals within its grant and known TO
be such at tho time Of tho granting net.
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He WON'T QUIT.
Old BreckinrIdge VIII Run for Congres
at All Hazards.

FRASHFoHI, Ky., April l2.-In per.
sonn letter to friend in this city Breck.
inridgc states he will make the congress.
ional race at all hazards.
The letter says; II see from statements
going around through the papers that in
the event of an adverse verdict here. |
would withdraw from the race for con.
gress. am in this congressional race tn
the bitter end. ! am not going TO be on
the defense, but am going to make an az.
gressWe fight"
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WAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE prospects
are not bright according to the opinions Of
prominent democrats Ia the house that
voting quorum will be secured tomorrow
on the motion 70 yhcate thc order TO ar
rest the absentees, which was tho cause Of
to-day's trouble iu tho house.
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Where Il mag. Are Plenty.

HousroS, April ll.-Frank Sparks vas
yesterday acquitted OF murder. IL was
this case, coming from Wharton county
on change Of venue, which resulted in
the memorable depot tragedy in which
young Mitchell kil!ed Sutton, Gleason and
SPARKS brother. Benton Duke and {. u.
Deluo waylaid SParSs and he killed them
botu
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THE STCRM AsATED.
Enormou, Damage Was Done on the At.
laptic Sra Beard

NEw YORK, April l2.-The storm has
abated somewhat but heavy sea is run.
ming outside. Incoming steamers report
terrible experiences, but 10 further cas-.
ualtles are noted. The Ward liner Nlgi.
lance of Havana lost her starboard fore.
castle rail. tho decks were washed fore
and aft hy the seas. Tho storm has gouc
out TO sea and is travelling ives, in the line
of the ocean steamships.
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Iiiand lind AZ Mnrl,.

WASUlTGroN, April l2.-lt is the inien,
tion OF Chairman Bland to call meeting
OF the house committee on coinage Tor
"Wednesday next TO consider tue free
coinage bills referred. He considers the
members nov absent will be here by that
time.
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SAN EENSCISrO. April l2.-Thc direct.
crs of the Central Pacific railroad met to.
day and elected officers for the coming
year as follows: President. Isaac L.
Requa; vice president. {. u. Huntington
second vice president and treasurer, W,
II. Mills; third vice president, Isaac L.
Carter; secretary and auditor, y. ",
Thompson.
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TOOK CHARGE UF THE TRAIN.
General Kelly D,dn't Walk while
Empty Freight Cars Wers at Hand.

aN"V s"s "tl' ~
CHEYENNE. April i2.-Kclly's army cap
iurcd Union Pacific freight train at
Uintah. a few miles from Ogden. Kelly
took charge of the engineer aud the fire.
man obcyci his orders. The employees
failed in the attempt To put OFT tho lead
ers. The train has - box cars filled with
LOO men. Tho railway officials have
given up hope OF preventing the seizure
and will carry the army east as rapidly as
possible. The train will he stopped out
SIDE Of all Wyoming towns. The army
will reach Cheyenne at 10 o'clock on FrI-
day morning and will be fed at the stock
yards. The army has three days rations.
A Cheyenne saloonkecper named Storey
has assumed command Of the Wyoming
division and issued call for recruits.
Governor Osborne will make no effort
To stop tho army while acts Of violence
are not committed. The army is orderly,
hut there is much suffering from rheuma-
tisln and pneumonia. Many well dressed
mon are among them.
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From the san Francisco Examiner.
Tho responsibility for the bloody roll Of
murder that disgraces America rests
almost wholly Oh the judges who sit in
our courts. The American laws on the
subject of murder are but little difrcreut
from those of England. IN American
Judge may not charge a jury ON matters
of fact. but otherwise the text of the laws
is much the same. Yet IN England mur-
dercrs are promptly convicted and
promptly hanged, and there are few
murders, and IN America murderers hold
receptions in jail TIL the witnesses lie or
their recollection grows cold, and II con-
yicleh and hanged at last II is after a
score of months, and the murdered
number more than the victims OF a great
battle. Tho difference between the re-
suits is duo To the fact that tho judges Of
America are in effect If not in intention
against tho prosecution" They have
built up an artificial set Of rules whose
main object and main result is to taug!o
up the prosecution and lot the defendant
20 free. Or II convicted and hanged II is
So long after the crime that no man is
deferred by his fate from following hrs cN.
ample, and that Is why America is the
bloodicst country in chrlstendom.
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CHALK HlLL, Pa, April is.- Coxey'i
army started reluctantly on walk of n
miles through tho snow AZ noon, stopped
AT Someeheld and will camp a. Peters
burg tonight. The army will cross the
line into Maryland d Friday.
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cnlornh, Win I,,y, an Army

has made call for all the unemployed
men and women 10 meet tomorrow 10 or
Eanise tho Colorado industrials and join
the army from California.
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WAsniSGToN, April l2.-The house com.
mittee on rules now proposes to force the
republicans to vote by the imposition Of
fines. There is great struggle going on
over the resolution.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-06-09
PROBATE NOTICE,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne.
- pin.-Probate Court
In the matter OF the application for license to
mortgage the real estate of Willis Phelps de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
w. Phelps. executor of the last will and tesla
mept of said deceased praying that license be
to him granted to mortgage certain of the real
estate of which said deceased died seized, and
it appearing by said petition, that there is not
sufficient personal estate in the hands of said
executor to pay the debts outstanding against
the deceased, and that it is necessary in order
to pay such debts and would be for the bene fit
of said estate to mortgage said real estate in
said petition described.
1t is therefore ordered, That all persons inter
ested in eaid estate appear before thesad Probate
Court, at special term thereof to be held on
Monday, the 25,h day of June, a. D., 1884 at
10o'ciOck in the forenoon. at the Court House.
in the City OF Minneapolis, in said County, then
and there to show cause IF any there boy why
license should not be granted to said ex. cutor
TO mortgage eaid real estate according to the
pra, or of said petition.
Audit is further ordered. That notice of such
hearing be given TO ell persons interested, in
said estate, by publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of .hea,ing. in The Irish, STANDARD a
newspaper printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this LIST day of June,
1894.
By the Court: JOHN. II. STEELE.
Judge of Probate.