davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
NOT YET SETTLED.
Senators Cannot Agree Upon the Proposed
Tariff ID II.

Senators Cannot Agree tpon the Proposed
Tariff u II.
WASHINGTON, March 5-The Wilson
tariff bill has been the subject of an earnest
consultation among the senators today 1t
has reached certain stage OF completeness,
and yet may be thrown out of gear by a
single article That article Is sugar and
1t was generally understood that If definite
agreement could be reached on this ar
tice 1t would then be possible to
agree upon everything else and that
the bill could be reported without delay.
Secretary Carlisle has been with the mem
bers of the committee most OF the day and
met with them again this evening to dis
cuss and compare changes But while these
concessions have been made and the mem
bers of the finance committee and the OBJ
jecting senators have found middle ground,
there yet remains the matter of sugar, and
the difficulties surrounding an agreement
upon this are the greatest the tarth makers
have to contend with.
The Louisiana senators have one plan
which does not meet favor with the retners,
The plan Of the relners is Objectionable to
the Louisiana senators. suggestion has
been made that an al valOrem duty be laid
and the rehners say this would afford them
no protection Some senators, looking
toward concession, have said that II an ad
yaiorem duty Is not just TO rehners differ
ential might be made In their favor, This
is siuboHflly Iesls'eu ~ 'uO'u "u' N'"''
that an ad valorem rate would afrord them O
2st protection y RE- aiseE gr.Se grc,ts 0I [3I
TAX when Imported than the raw sugars.
II appears also that the proposition for an
increased taX on whisky is mixed Up VIII
the proposed duty on a99ar tf The lattes !.
| agreed TO the necessity !or an increased
whisky tax disappears, aud for this reasol
| those who have been insisting upon In
| creases in the whisky tax are not fayorabl,
| to a sugar tax
One cr the senators who Was opcaly op
Continued oa Second Page.y
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Elnn,inns In Maine.

PORTLAND, Me- March 5.-Mayor BaN-
ter (rep) was returned with 1,2OO majority
over Charles Gushing (denl). Five out of
seven wards went republican. Republicans
also elected sixteen out of twenty -one coun-
cilmen. The towns of Cape Elizabeth, Gra-
ham, Burton, Waterville, Saco, Rockland,
Halowell, Bath and West Brook also went
strongly republican.
ELLSWORTH Me-, March 5:-The latest
returns give Higgins (dem) for mayor 2
majority -Four of the five aldermen are re-
publcans.
DEERING, Me-, March 5-Mayor John r.,
SAWYER (dem) was reelected mayor. The
republicans elected every other city Off
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Advised to Return to Work,

g MASsILION, o.. March 5-The national
executive board of the United Mine
Workers of America will tomorrow issue Il
circular through President John Mcbride
and Secretary and Treasurer r. Mcbride in
which all miners now on strikes are ad-
vised to return to work. The cirt u~" says
that at the meeting of the national eNcCn-
tive board, held February q, % and March
/, the present deplorabe condition of min
ing affairs was discussed and resolutions
adopted to the effect that the present
would be an inopportune time for action of
such character as would necessitatc n
peting districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
MORE ENGLISH MARINES L4yDED.
Trouble on the Mosquito Coast CROWN,

Trouble the Mosquito Coast Growing
Interesttng as Tln,e Passes.
NEW YORK, March 5.A special to the
World from Panama says: Another British
man-of-war has been sent TO Blueiields to
support the Cleopatra in restoring the
status quo in the Mosquito reservation
pending the arrival of definite orders from
the British government The Cleopatra sent
three boats ashore with eighty marines and
two pieces of artillery TO protect Chief
Clarence, who said his life had been threat
ened.' The Nicaraguan forces offered no re-
GStanpp
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
nuRIEn TnEIR noNEs.
Remains of the Massacred wilson Party
Laid In One Grave.

CAPE TOWN. March 5.-A trader named
Dawson. who has srrived at Bulawayo from
the Shanghai river says that at the point
where the last stand was made by the VIII
son party which was annihilated by the
Matabele. he found within circle OF fifteen
yards the bones Of thirty men, Dawson
gathered the remains together and buried
them In one grave.
King Lobengula, II is now stated, died on
January %. The Matabele are hurrying
into Bulawayo with the intention OF sur
rendering and are anxious 10 know where
they are going to I've and who Is TO sup
port the wives and children OF the late King
Lobengula.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
killed by Ills wlre's Pnramour.

ST. JOSEPH, March 5,-Tonght Jacob
Dunsmore, a restaurant man, went home
and found a man i'm his house with his
wife. lie started to kick the door down
when the intruder, who turned out to he
George Hair notorious gambler suddenly
opened the door and fired two bullets into
Bunsmores breast killing him instantly
Hair made his escape, but will be captured
before morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
COAL ~ MEXICo.
valuable and Extensive Bed Discovered In &
Coed Location.


Coed Location.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 5-The fact OF
the discovery of an extensive coal bed soon
to be placed in railway connection with this
city and the Mexican Central railway Will
shortly be made public. The deposit has been
carefully examined and pronounced by eN-
perts to be the largest bed of bltuminous
coal ever found in this part of Mexico 1t
is believed the coal can be delivered to the
Central railway at one-quarter the price coal
now costs here, which will make heavy
saving in operating expenses.
The coal deposit Is over eight miles long
and is of excellent quality.
Capitalists Interested assert that they can
deliver first quality coal TO the railway at
IS, which is less than one-quarter the present
cost
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Another Financicr Sentenced.

Ell PASO, Tex, March 5,-A special to
the Times from Las Cruces, n. NJ, says
that c. H. Dane, president of the Deming
and silver city National banks, has been
found guilty of delrauding the depositors
of these banks and sentenced to ten years
in the pententiary. Danes banks failed
two years ago and soon afterwards he was
indicted by the federal grand jury. Danes
wife, whose father is Il wealthy New
Yorker has stood by him through the trial
and was at his side when he was sentenced.
A motion for new trial was overruled and
his appeal bond fixed at $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Redemntion of Italian Coinage.

ROME, March 5.-The Chamber of Dopu-
ties today adopted the recommendations Of
the convention OF Latin unionists providing
for the redemption of Italian coinage,
which were signed i'm Paris on November l5
last Sig Xonnno, the minister Of
finance, said that while he was not enthusl-
astic about the Latin union, he did not de-
sire it's dissolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
seyorn Storm I'm Texas.

GAINESVILLE, Tex March 5.-The
most severe electrical storm In years passed
over this section last night, accompanied by
heavy wind and rain A large number Of
houses were unroofed and several over
turned. Much damage Is reported to Santa
Fe railroad bridges in Indian territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Moyements of Oconn stcnmcrs Mnrch q

At Jalfa-Arrived-S Fuerst Bis
marck from New York.
AT Observation-Disclosures Steamer Augusta
Victoria from New York.
At Glasgow Arriyed-Steamer Grecan,
from New York
At HIavre -Sailcd-La Champagne.
At Stettn- Sailed-Nenetia, for New
York.
At Liverpool Arrived -Cumc, from New
York.
At Naples-AmIved Rugc, from New
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06

BERLIN, March DIR. Simon, formerly
editor of the New York Hadels Heitung and
well known to the public through his inter
views with Prince bismarck Is hopelessly
insane and has been placed in an asylum at
Munich. His condition is due to an attack
of influenza. lie recently made an attempt
to commit suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06

probate The bulk Of the estate estimated
t. be worth about SlO0O,OO0, is left TO Mir
Corrigan's widow and children. R"gucst
of $4,000 each are made TO Bernard and
Patrick Corrigan, the testatnr's brothers
aud Catholic charitable Institutions cf Kan
sas city were also handsomely rcmcm
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
1,nnnnnlcn lhn nntirlnr NlinIstcr.

ROME, March "a banquet was given
this evening ut the Grand hotel in honor of
Mr. Potter the retiring United States minis
ter. The guests included Mr.. Wayne Mae
Neagh the new United States representa-
tive.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
nKlng of snnIno DO Mnrry.

PRAGUE, March 5.-Dou Carlos de Bour-
bon has been betrothed TO the Princess
Bertha sister Of Prince Alaln de ROhan
The princess was born al LISA, May a, 1868.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Wm Soon Know Her Fate.

DEADWOOD, S. D., March Especial
Telegram to The Bee)-Argument in the
Mary Yusta case and the judges instrue-
tions 10 the jury were finished at noon
today Under the instructions the verdict
must either be for acquittal or else not
lighter than manslaughter in the first de-
gree The jury has been out eight hours.
Either conviction or a disagreement Is
eXpected.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
TniIcd TO Eject a President.

MONTENEGRO, March 5.-The two
houses of congress in joint session today
resumed the baloting for the election of a
oil
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
WON nv tho Liberals.

BUENOS AYRES March 1.-The elections
for members of the Chilian congress, ac-
cordng to a dispatch from Santiago, re
suited i'm favor of the liberal party.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Must Go to jail.

NEW YORK, March 5-Justice Patterson
of the supreme court has denied the motion
of Peter Neville, the convicted election in+
spector Tor a stay pending an appeal
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-06
Thnmns Corrlgan,s MllI.

KANSAS CITY, March 5-The win Of the
late Thomas Corrigan vas offered today for
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Whereas on the oath day OF Feb,
ruary 1894, being day of the
February 1894 term of the Circuit
Court for the Eastern District OF
Carroll county Arkansas, in an ac-
tion therein pending on the Chan
Gerry side, wherein W. A. Smith was
plaintiff and James Gilmore, Har-
riett Gilmore, his wife, Samuel M
Jarvis, Trustee, and NJ. Richardson
were defendents, a judgment was
rendered in the sum of Forty-four
dollars and fifty-eight cents (s44.58)
against James Gilmore and in ia
vor OF plaintiff, and a further iudg-
ment was rendered in the sum of
Three hundred thirty-three dollars
and thirty cents ($333.30) against
James Gilmore and in favor of
said defendent, M. Richardson, said
judgments to be coordinate liens
upon the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, and said premises were
ordered to be sold according to law
for the satisfaction of said judg-
ments, interest at ten per cent. and
costs.
Now Therefore, Notice is hereby
given tnat 1, A. P. Naples Com
missioner, appointed by the Court
to carry said decree into effect,
said sum of money being wholly
unpaid, will offer for sale ut the
front door Of the courthouse of
said county, at Berryville, on APP
I'll 28th 1894, between the hours OF
nine o'cIork a. NJ. and three
o'clock p. m on a credit OF
three months purchaser to give ap-
proved secur ty according to TIE
law Cor he m y pay all cash if he
prefer), tie following described
property, to wit. The west half OF
the orth-west quarter of section
twcn y-fve (25) and the east half
OF th' northeast quarter OF section
TWEEN y-six (26), iownship nineteen
Q9), range twenty-tour (14), west
OF the 9Th P. NJ. in Carroll county
Ark. nsas. Said sale to be made to
the ighest bidder.
& ven under my hand as such
Cor missioner. this 22d day Of
Ma ch 1894. A. P Naples,
Commissioner.
Eeardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles Attys. for PITT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Genera |
PRODUCE
Dealer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Whereas, on the "a day of Feb
ruary 1894, beng day of the Feb
ruary, 1894 term of the circuit
court in the Eastern District of
Carroll county, Arkansas, in action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein NJ. A. Smith was
plaintiff and Henry L. Pryor, Sarah
f. Pryor, his wife, Samuel w. JAR
Wis, Trustee and John H. Dudley
were defendents, judgement was
rendered in the sum of Twenty
four dollars and ninety-eight cents
($24.9S) against Henry L. Pryor
and in favor of plaintiff and fur
ther judgement was rendered in
the SUN of Three Hundred and
thirty-eight dollars and twelve
cents (s338.l2) against said
Henry l.. Pryor and in favor of the
defendent, John H. Dudley, said
judgements to be coordinate liens
npon the premises hereinafter de-
scribed and the said premises were
ordered to be sold according to law
for satisfaction OF said judgements,
interest ut ten per cent. and casts.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that |, A. P. Naples Commits
sioner appointed by the Court to
carry said decree nto effect, said.
sum of money being wholly unpaid,
viii offer for sale at the front door
of the courthouse of said county at
Bcrryyille, on April 28th 1894 be-
tween the hours of nine o'clock a.
M. and three o clock p. m. on
credit Of three months, purchaser
TO give approved security accord
ing to the law or he may pay all
cash If he preter), the following de-
>cr'bcd property to-wit: The north
half Of the northeast quarter; the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the fractional southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of
section two (2) township eighteen
(18J north, range twenty-three (23)
Yves. Of the 5ih P. NJ. in Carroll
County, Arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in
persuance of judgment and de.
cree OF the Carroll Circuit Court,
Eastern District thereof, State OF
Arkansas, and by virtue of a spec
lal ven ex to me directed, I will
offer tor sale at public auction to
tho highest bidders at the east door
OF the court house in the town OF
Berryville, Carroll county, Ark.
on Saturday, the 28th day ofApril.
1894, between the hours of ton
O'Clock a. m. and three O'Clock D.
m. on said day, the property and
real estate described below, towit:
The NV IA Of Sc IA of Sec 2s
in Tp 20 N, Range 2S west, and
one distillcry, tubs, barrels, pipes.
pnd all the fixtures and property
belonging to and withsaid distillcry
aPd one pair of mill burrs, and belts.
machinery and fixtures thereto be.
l9ng'ng, to satisfy said judgment
IN favor of John r. Collins and H.
81 Shahan against J. A. Mahan
EAlen Mahan, and +. e. Harbor,'
executor Of the estate of Jefferson
Baker, deceased, for tho sum ot
$la3.24 in favor of the said John
r. COLLINS and the sum Of s353 .75
in favor of II. s. Shahan for ,hc;r
respective debts; total debt s5a6 90
with interest from the gath dav ot
FebY uary, 1894 at ten per cent.
together with $14.50 costs Of sn;t
and the costs Of said sale The
sale Twill bo on credit Of three
months, note with approved securi.
ty wiS be required Of the purcbas-
er and a lien retained upon tho
tor The purchase price
and THE proceeds of said sale viii
be applied to the satisfaction of
said jud dgments, or ifinsuffi cicnt tho
same to\ be applied, one-halt to tho
said JohH R. Collins debt and tho
other haA to the said II S. Shabanss
debt.
This 26th\day of March, 1884,
A, P NAPLES, Commissioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas on the 9th day of Feb
ruary 1894, being day of the Feb
ruary 1894 term for the Eastern
District Circuit Court Of Carroll
comfy, Arkansas in an action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein w. A. Smith was
plaintiff and Francis NJ. O'Neal,
Gilbcrty T. O'Neal, his wife, City
of Eureka Springs, Samuel M. Jar
Wis, Trustee and W. Garroway were
defendents, judgment was fend-
cred in the sum of Two hundred
three dollars and twenty.eight cent
(s20328) against Francis M. ONeal
and in favor OF plaintiff, and a fur
herjudgment was rendered in the
sum of fifteen hundred eighty-three
dollars and thirty cents (S1583.-
3O) against said Francis NJ O'Neal
and in favor of the detendent w.
Garroway, said judgments TO be CO.
ordinate liens upon the premises
hereinafter described and said
premises were ordered to be sold
according to law for the satisfaction
of said judgments, interest at ten
per cent. and costs.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that l, A. P. Naples, Com
missioner appointed by the Court
to carry said decree into effect, said
sum of money being wholly unpaid,
will offer for sale at the front door
of the court t-house of said county.
at BerryvilIe, on April 2Sth 1894
between the hours of nine O'Clock
a. m. and three o'clock p. m. on II
credit of three months, purchaser.
to give approved security accord
ing to the law Cor he may pay all
cash if he prefcr), the following de
scribed property, to-wit: The north
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter and the east halt of the south
west quarter, the northwest quar-
ter Of section twenty-eight (28)
township twenty-one (21), north,
range twenty-throe (23) west, ALSO a
part of the northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF said Sec
ton twenty-eight (2S), beginning
at tho northeast corner of the said
northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, thence west sixty
(60) rods thence south twenty (2O)
rods thence cast sixty (60) rods,
thence north twenty (2O) rods to
tho place of beginning, all in Car
roll county, Arkansas. Said sale
to be made to the highest bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioner, this 22nd day OF
March 1894. A. 2. Naples,
Commissioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Childs Attys. for Pitt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Whereas on the oath day of FEB
ruary 1894, being day of the Feb
ruary 1894 term Of the Circuit conr
of the Eastern District of Carroll
County, Ark, in an action therein
pending on The Chancery side.
wherein w. A. Smith was plaintiff
William 0. Wright, Samnel NJ. Jar.
Wis, Trustee, Richard Fancber, Mrs.
= Fancher, his wife, and John P.
Wilde were dcfendents, Judge.
ment was rendered in the sum Of
Sixty.nine dollars and 'fifty-seven
cents (S69 SD against William O.
Wright and in favor of plaintiff
and further judgement was rem.
dercd IN the sum Of Three Hun
dred and Thirty-three dollars and
thirty cents (ss33 30) against said
William o. Wright and in favor of
the defendent John P. Wilde, sa,d
judgements to be coordinate liens
upon the premises hereinafter de-
scribcd and the said premises wer
ordered to be sold according to law
tor the satisfaction of said judge
ments, interest at ten per cent. and
costs.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby
given that !, A. P. Naples, Com
missioner, appo nted hy the court
to carry said decree in 10 effect
said sum of money being wholly
unpaid, will offer for sale at the
front door Of the courthouse Of
said county, at Berryville, o..
April 2oth, 1894, between the hours
OF nine O'Clock A. M. and three
O'Clock P. NJ. ona credit of three
months, purchaser to give an.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19

proved security according to law
Cor he may pay all cash it he pre-
fer), the following described prop
erty towit: The north half of the
southwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty-five (35) town
ship nineteen (l9) range twenty
five (25) west Of the 5th P. M. in
Carroll county, Arkansas.
Said sale to be made to the high
est bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioner, this 22nd day OF
March, 1894. A. P. Naples,
Commissioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins q
Chiles ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Commissioners Sale.

Whereas on the Oath day of Feb
ruary, 1894, being day OF the Feb
ruary 1894 term of Circuit court
of the Eastern District of Carroll
Comfy. Arkansas, in an action
therein pending on the Chancery
side, wherein W. A. Smith was
plaintiff and Perry Thomas, ElizaT.
Thomas, his wife, Samuel M. Jarvis,
Trustee, and Frederick W. Nield
were defendents, a judgement was
rendered in the sum of Sixty-nine
Dollars and fifty seven cents ($69.
5Dagainst PerryThomas and in ia
vor Of plaintiff and a further judge
ment was rendered in the sum OF
Three Hundred and Thirty-three
dollars and thirty cents (S333.3O)
against Perry Thomas and in ia
vor of said defendent, Frederick
W. Nleld, SAID judgments to be CO.
ordinate liens on the promises here
matter described and said promises
were ordered to be sold according
to law for the satisfaction of said
judgements, interest at ten per
cent. and costs.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that I, A. P. Naples,
Commissioner appointed by the
Court to carry said decree into ef-
feet, said sum of money being
wholly unpaid, will offer for sale
at the front door of the court
house of said county, at Berryville
on April 28th, 1894, between the
hours of nine o'clock a. m. and
three o'clock p. m. on u credit OF
three months, purchaser to give ap-
proved security according to law
Cor he may pay all cash If be pre-
ter) the following described prop
erty, towit: The south half of the
southwest quarter of section twen-
ty-one (2l) township twenty.one
! (21) range twenty-five (25) west of
the 5th P. M. in Carroll county.
Arkansas.
Said sale to be made to the high
est bidder.
Given under my hand as such
Commissioner, this % day of
March, 1894. A. P. Naples,
Commissioner.
Beardsley & Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles Attys. for Pl'tf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Respectfully,
A. M. WEBB.
Green
Forest,
Arka. .sas,

Said sale to bx made to the high
est bidder.
Given under mN hand as such
Com missioner, this 22nd day of
March 1894.
A. p Naples.
Commissioner
Beards'ey 4 Gregory and Watkins &
Chiles Attys. for Pl'tf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-04-19
Nv NxNGaX xMNN
! THE GREAT CAMPAIGN. |
\ Promises to be the Most EX- q
3 citing and Profitable
one Of the season.
A. M. WEBB is ACANDIDATE.
He Announces Subject to the Ladies
Of the Whole Community.
He offers Premiums of $40, 81 1-2, SIS, So 1-2, to
the Ladies selling him the most eggs,
Beginning Ari 1st
LADIES OF CARROLL COUNTY,:

l wish to you that candidate your
egg trade.
Lend your and hear what have say. I
the highest cash sell goods them This
not all wish say In addition this hereby offer
cash premiums the following terms:
To the bringing the number of dozen eggs be-
the first day of April 1894 and the day April
95 will give premium Of 10 IN e0lD To ore bring
ing the second highest number will give ST I2 6D
To the bringing the third highest number will give
SIS IN COLD TO the who brings the highest num-
Der will give 50 IL IN GOLD
Each lazy will be state her honor eggs
bought any person. positively the product
Of her poultry Supreme fairness is assured everybody.
Every time you bring send any eggs you will bo fur
nishod ticket showing the number sold the close of
year April 1st 1895 the who brought the high
numbers will be awarded the premiums the order
named above.
the time This the year for Won to
to make solid good money off of poultry
before.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-13
Bogus Railroad Tickets.

The various Northern passenger
agents have issued circulars to all
their conductors to look out for
fraudulent tickets. 1t appears that
number of illegal tickets purport-
ing to have been issued by TIE Su-
vance River route of the Georgia an
entirely different organization from
the Suwanee River route of the
Georgia Southern e. Florida Raj.
road. ~ R
These fraudulent tickets, it is said
are in the hands of scalpers at At
lanta, Washington and points East.
The tickets have never been used
south of Atlanta and Mr.. Beerbower,
whose name appears upon them as
General Passenger Agent" states
that the use of his name is without
his authority. The circular con-
cludes with stating that the ticket,
are fraudulent and have never been
legitimately sold and upon presenta-
tion the conductors must refuse 10
honor Them.