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Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Frank Mnttoon Promoted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-(Speclal Tele-
gram,)-Frank S. Nation has been promoted
to the position of Indian agent at Fort
Berthod, to succeed Captain Clapp, who re-
lieved Captain Penney at Pine Ridge. Mat
toon has been employed as clerk at Fort
Berthod agency, and as he has been in the
Indian service a number of years Is familiar
with the duties of the agency.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
ROnds BIOcLnded by SNOW.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, oct, 2l,-Yesterday
and last night snow fell briskly in north
ern and western New York. and twenty
to twenty-five mile gale prevailed at many
points. At Holmesvile in Oswego county,
the storm ragged from 10 o'clock Saturday
night to 8 o'clock Sunday morning. There
are twenty-five inches of snow on the level
between Holmesville and Oswego. Sleighs
and teams broke through the drifts with
difficulty At Watertown and Portageville,
Topolongo and many other places there are
from two to ten inches of snow. In Oswego
seventeen inches fell and heavy thunder
acCOmpanied the storm.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
western Postmnstcrs Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-(Special Tee-
gram.) )-Postmasters were appointed today
as follows: South Dakota-Westover, Pratt
county e. p. Roll vice r. G. Gage, re-
signed. Iowa-Chesterfed, Polk county, j.
h. Whitlock, vice r. l.. Lee, resigned; West
field, Plymouth county, G. B. Main vice j.
F.. Burnight, resigned. The name of the
postoffice at Mona, Mitchell county. Ia. has
been changed to Husted Jesse p Farley
has been commissioned postmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Cxnr VIII Meet the Emperor.

BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The Lokan Angzeiger
says Prince Lobanoh- Rostovsky, the Russian
minister for foreign affairs, during the recent
visit to Emperor William at the latter's
shooting box at Huberstock informed his ma
jesty that 1t was the earnest wish of the
czar to meet and converse with Emperor Will
liam and Emperor Francis Joseph after his
coronation.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The conference here of
the Latter Day Saints was opened today and
was largely attended. a. H. Ives of Salt
Lake City made a speech during the course
OF which he announced that the principles
OF the church We're making a satisfactory
progress in the province especially in WaIns
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Garnett, Kan, bank In Trouble.

GARNETT Kan, oct H.-Bank Com
missioner Breidenthal took possession OF the
Bank of Garnett this morning for the ben
eft Of its creditors, The assets and ldbil-
tiles are not stated, though II is claimed
the stockholders viii be the only losers.
This bank supended for six months during
the panic of 1889.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Maroons HIVE Cut the Wires.

KINGSTON, Jamaica Oct. 2l-(New York
World Cablegram.-Special Telegram. THE
Black River telegraph is down. The cause
is unknown. No advices have been received
from that district, but it is suspected that
the Maroons have cut down the line. and
are resisting the llnemen. The militia are
anxious to be sent down. Their officers are
pesterinS the governor of the colony.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Suit Against the Illinois Central.

CHEROKEE, Ia, Oct. -2l.-(Special Tele
gram)-N. e. Hobart, resident of this
place and administrator Of George C. Par
ker deceased has brought suit against the
Illinois Central Railroad company for $50, 900
run over by the cars at Dorans ILL.,, while
performing his duty as brak ksman for the
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Nicarngua's BIun Hoycott.

copyrighted, 1895, by Press Publishing Company
COLON, Colombia, Oct. 2l.--(New York
World Cablegram.--Special Telegram .)-Nic-
aragua's recent attempt to boycott British
goods, the newspapers here say was not
genuine, in view of the more recent endeavor
to borrow English gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-Three foreign
ministers were presented to the president to-
day by Secretary Olney. Senior Augusta de
Seguiera Thedm, the Portuguese minister,
was presented at IL o'clock; w. r. Castle
the Hawaiian minister, at noon, and Mr..
Constin Brun, the Danish minister at /
o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Cut Down nn American stcnmer.

SYDNEY, N. w. s., Oct 21.-The British
steamer Indran has been in collision with
the American ship Alameda from Moodv-
VILE. The Alameda was cut down below the
water line and subsequently grounded in a
badly damaged condition The Indrani was
from Tchio for Port Kembla. The Alameda
left Vancouver on August 16 for Sydney
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l-The health depart
ment today declared both diphtheria and
typhoid fever epidemic I'm Chicago. The
department reported $50 new cases of diph-
theria last week, 49.i per cent OF which
We're fatal. The epidemics are charged 10
impure water, and the health commissioner
has issued warning against drinking un-
boiled water
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Lord Dunraven re-
ceived a visit from the mayor of Cardif,
yesterday, and accepted an invitation, deliy-
cred by him. to attend a banquet in that
city. He also promised on that occasion TO
make statement Of the Americas Gun
race which would throw an entirely new
light upon the event.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

DES MOINES, Oct. 2l.-(speclal Tele-
gram)-charles French was arrested here
today and an officer left with him for Nyake,
n Y, where he Is wanted for the stealing of
$1,000 in cash and 81 900 of stamps from the
postofnce
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Pnssing Ont thc Pnstnmces.

WASHINGTON. Oct 21.-The president
today appointed the following postmasters
Illinois, Roodhouse, David King California,
Pasadena. Webster Watkyns; Colorado, Del
Norte, Edwin e. Whsdon.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Emneror EredericI. Chnrch neaIcat.I

BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-The Emperor Frederick
memorial church was consecrated today in
the presence Of the emperor and empress. who
subsequently, attended the unwilling of the
monument erected to the memory Of the late
Empress Augusta.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
Austrinn GenernI Commits Suicide

BERLIN, Oct. 21.-A dispatch to the Tagge-
blatt from Vienna says that Field Marshal
Dunst-Ad-lshem and his wife have c,mmitte I
suicide. The field marshal was 72 years old
and his wife was 80 years. Their self
destruction is attributed to financial troubles
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

SIOUX CITY, Oct. 2l.-(special TelegramD
Judge Babb. the democratic candidate for
governor Of Iowa, will open the campaign
in Woodbury. county with an address at the
court house here Wednesday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The comptroller of the currency to-
day issued his certificate approving the ex-
tension of the corporate existence of the
Iowa National bank of Des Mones to October
90 1915
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
John Dillon to Wed.

DUBLIN. Oct. 2l.-The Freeman's Journal
today announces that Mr. John Dillon. the
well known Irish leader and member OF Par
Lament for East Mayo, viii be married at
the end of November TO a daughter Of Justice
Matthew.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

NEW YORK Oct. 2l.-Ex- President Har-
rison came TO the city today from Sara
toga. He will remain until Wednesday,
going then TO Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
observed Anniversnry of Trnf,Iyn

LONDON, Oct 2l.-The anniversary Of the
battle of Trafalgar was commemorated to.
day for the first time since the engage
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22

WARSAW, Oct 2l.-The Children's home
at stargard, in the Saionschek district Of
Polish Prussia. has been destroyed by fire.
Ten children perished In the flames.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-22
VENEZUELA May FICHT.

The landing OF British marines at Corinto
is regarded as a precedent of the course
Hreat Britain may take. and In anticipation
OF THIS possibility officials are comparing the
relative strength OF the forces which might
ne Drought together, The British have a
meet OF sixteen warships available in the
north and south Atlantic. Venezuela's sea-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Laneiug, Mich. has matrimonial
club, whose members at interval, choose
one OF their number whose duty it is to
get married within year. Tho club
claims that in every instance tho chosen
ono carried out his orders faithfully.
The Oldest woman in North Carolina
10 said to DO Mrs. Katherine Bcsheares.
She has lived to see her fifth generation
and is still In good health. Her exact
ngo 10 not known, but it is supposed to
be between ll5 and 100 years.
John ..Nogard. Bradford Pa lum-
herman, went hunting rabbits with n
shotgun and cornerod a i25.pound bear.
1t was fight or climb. and Nogard man.
agod to shoot straight, killing Bruin at
the first shot.
At the Mccormick theological semin-
AIRY eigh.y.throe OF tho divinity students
arc the sons OF fnrmorS ,hirty.one of
ministers, twenty.throc OF merchants,
three OF lawyers aud three Of phys.
clans.
Tho colorcd congregation OF n Sholbi-
M. NJ, church has given notice that II
will prosecute any person running
horses. drinking liquor or using cuss
words within 100 yards OF tho sacred
ediiicG. So
Wnrronsburg, No., claims tho cham
pion troO climborin tho person Of viii.
inn Long. sixty.six yoars old, who, 800.
ing coon run up to tho top OF II sixty
foot troo. ran up after him.
Tho smallest church odilicc in tho
world Is NJ tho m6uth OF tho. Saginaw
river. Its capacity is oightoon persons.
Boston club women have voted to
subscribe 100000 for. tho purpose OF
building and furnishing club house.
April Fools day Ind It's origin In n
Roman festival, tho FOOLS holiday. which
was celebrated about tho lst OF April
In Salisbury, England, on ono occa.
aIon n huge column OF gunts swimming
around tho cathedral spiro 80 rosomblod
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The boat thing about tho Filty.third
Congresa 10 that It 10 no more.
A Decided Dlnsre,,o,.


Tho Republican "blllion dollar Con.
gress" did not pilo up It's appropriation
In tho faco Of treasury deficiency, but
tho Democratic "billlon dollar Con-
gross" has done this worry thing.
Tho Congress which cut down tho
revenues did not stop to think where
tho money Is to come from to meet It's
appropriations Tho matter OF ways
and means was loft to It's Republican
successor, which will be confronted at
tho atart with an overflow Of serious
problems.
No matter how serious tho questions
may be, the country confidently OK.
poets tho Republican party to DO equal
to thom. This 10 why everybody looks
far a better state Of things even before
the Republican Congress mec.s and al.
though 1t will have to face Democra attic
President.
1t should DO borne in mind that some
things cannot BIO accomplished before
there ia a change a. the white house as
in Congress.
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,IOkELETS.

.
Mothcr-Oh. doctor, Pm 40 glad you
have como. We have Just had such ~
scare! Wc thought ut first that johnny
had swallowed u sovereign. Doctor
And you found out that ho hadn't?
iMothor-Ycs; it was only n shilling
W.-Bits. a. ! Il,
Tom--Ii you Ind tho privilege OF kiss.
ing n pretty cir! on tho right or loft
check, which would you do? Dick-lt
would bo hard to make choice, but DO.
tween tho two should probably find
way out OF tho dilemma Boston Trans,
cripi
And you snyyour iathor was wound,
oil in tho war;" dad, air." "Wns ho
Hhotin tho rankS?' mo. air; in tho
slummick, "--!l'lmtn Constitution.
First Advanced Woman .(triumphunt.
ly)-l'yo caught'n mouse Second Ad!
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New York Mail: Every Dem ocrat
who voted for the payment OF the sugar
bounty. was guilty OF political inconsis-
tency and antagonized party princi-
plo. It is Democratic contention that
the payment Of bounties is unconstitu-
tional, Yet when the proposition to
pay tho sugar bounty for the current
year was voted OH Democratic senators
who voted in tho affirmative were moro
numerous than those who voted in the
negative. In n vain effort TO curry
favor with Louisiana sugar planters tho
majority repudinted Democratic doc.
trine.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

When tho city OF Chicago began
movement TO compel the railroads lead.
ing from that city to the south western
states to revise the discriminating rates
which ware alleged to have been made
in the interest OF eastern cities. the
question n, to whom should be selected
as tho chief counsel. to take charge of
tho entire case for the city, was prompt.
" disposed Of by retaining ex-senator
Edmunds, Of Vermont.
During his Tour months sojourn Gen.
eral Booth Travelled lS.45S milos, spent
1877 hours on tho cars. wrote PIG lot
tcrs and II articles on his work, spent
4o9 hours in army business and made
II short and a03 long addresses to 437,.
500 persons.
Pope Leo NIIIwas eighty.tlvey years old
Saturday. Gioachimo Pecci was born Mt
Capineto. Italy, aud in 1928 wns sent to
govern Benevento, q principality under
the rule OF tho vatican. lie was elected
to tho papacy in 1878. -
Tho famous house ut Eialoben, Ger.
many, whore Luther was born, has been
repaired and restored and newly opened
to tho public few weeks ngo as kind
OF museum OF roles OF tho great re-.
former. i
The recent reports Of "Blind Toms"
death arc said to be erroneous. A fcw
weeks ago he is said to have given an
entertainment before the Grand Army
post atFort Dayard, New Mexico.
Over ton thousand copies OF Walter
Besants latest novel. beyond the
Dreams OF Avarice." have bean sold,
although the book was published only
month ago.
1t Ia said that Susan b. Anthony Inns
nos slept at home for folr years. Sho
has boon travelling constantly in behalf
OF woman suffrage.
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vanced Woman-Good! Let's take it
into the next room where the men arc
and scare tho life out Of ,hem.-Chicaoo
Record.
you do not love me?" No" "You
hate MOP" yes" And you will not
marry me?" "Oh, that is M entirely
different matter: I'll think it over and
let YOU know tomorrow night. "-Brook-
Ign Eagle.
Heien-7Do you think woman ought
to work Tor her husband? kit.y-I
don't know;a little, perhaps. Helen
l mean after she rcts him? Kitty
The idea! Certainly noL-Erchange.
Mrs. Jones-Charley Inns an uncon.
querablc spirit. Mrs. Smith-Indecd?
Mrs. Joncs-Ycs; he was Two hours I'M
locking the front door early this morn.
ing.-Pick.lie- Up.
Mrs. To,tlat-Norah. did you tell tho
janitor tina. wo wanted moro heat up
here? Norah--Oi did, mum; an he
foired up right away, bad 'ccss't' his
ugly pict ur' Judge.
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OIL
ance. They think that on a sllvor busis
We eau stand alone against all tho re,t
Of tho world. M
On tho part OF tho house Speaker
Crisp Ia to DO ono Of tho conieroea. Ho
has boon on both uidea Of tho question.
but at heart he 10 n silver man. What
ever may come Of tho conference /.
will DO impossible to say with truth
that tho intcroats Of the United statoa
wore In tho hands OF gold bugs."
II tho result DO an International
aSreomcnt to glvo to silver wider u,o
as money metal, something substau.
tial will have boon gained.
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IN these days whatever relates to the
income tax is Of interest, almost as
much so to those who have as to those
who have not the tax to pay. The
Boston Book Company has just issued
"a Treatise on the Federal Income Tax"
by Roger Foster and Everett V. Abbott.
The work brings tho subject down to
date and is by odds the best thing OF its
kind. It goes into the history and the
theory OF the law, is rich IN auth critics
and shows wha! remedies may be EN-:
ployed to resist payment Of the tax. 1.
is very valuable production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Collectors OF posters will DO interested
to know that scribncr's Magazine Inns
just issued very striking design, in
black and white, by Kenyon Cox. an.
nouncinr tho series Of articles by prcsi-
dent Andrcws, OF Brown University, on
tho llistoryoi 'he Lat Quarter. Century.
in tho Unitoh States, which begin in tho
March Scrlbnor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Tho silver mon, who objected to this
country taking part in an international
monetary conference, cannot object to
tho Representations selected, for thoy
arc pretty vol advanced on tho silver
{lno. On tho pnrt OF tho senate. Mosurs.
Jones, Teller and Daniels 90 Into tho
conference with tho idea that this coun-
Try can ,akc caro- Of itself on tho ailvcr
question without any. foreign assist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
"rhc Secret OF tho straits"

. 10
Refusal to pass tho Nicarauga canal
bill is spoken OF as ono OF tho good
things done by the dead Congress. l, ia
to be hoped that tho next Congress will
do batter by passing a bill to insure the
completion of the grca. canal, and that
under complete control of the United
States.
The canal will Gu. in half the distance
by water from New York to San Fran.
cisco. 1t will reduce greatly the cost OF
carrying bnlky treights. 1t will open
up new markets for the coal OF West
Virginia. 1t will realize the dream OF
Columbus aud open to the world the
secret OF the Strata"
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TIE once prosperous Chicago Times
has been merged into tho Chicago
Herald, the amalgamation becoming the
Times-Herald. In the days when VII.
bur F. Story was in his prime't the Times
was regarded as one of tho fixed institu.
tions of Chicago. Since it passed from
Story tho history OF the Times has been
one OF varying misfortune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Az all night session Of Congress al.
ways looks ragged at tho end. but they
do say that the one just. passed was a
little moro 80 than usual. Most OF tho
statesmen were down on their luck"
and unable to see any bow OF promise
in the sky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

WHEN General Dan Sickle, wakes up
he is likely to make tho fur,tly. What
torture it must have been to his Demo.
cratic associates in the house TO hear
him exclaim: 10. us pass ono good
bill as an asonement for all the bad onea
We have passed. 1t was pension bill
and he made them pass it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

The Fity.third Congress is dead;
wherefore ii would seom ungracious to
speak i'll Of it. The record it made
speaks for itself.
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1Fthe spirit OF Jay Gould was at tho
Gould.Castcllane wedding. 1t must have
writhed. 1t cost effort to gather up
those millions.
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Detroit fiee Pres.
After tho grounding isuvcr,
After he's PLAYED his snmc.
AS fhr us wO can discover, % E
The wchthCr's nb0ut tho sn,nc.
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! looked again md Snw Tint nowcry space
Slirrug. rs II alive, beneath tho tread
Tint rested now upon MI Old mans head
Aud now upon baby's grnSpIns fncc
Or m0lhGr's bosom, or tho rounded grace
Oingtls thron, aud whnt Ind seemed the
rr rcd '5s.rs. #.r.gr
or flowers was blood, In gous md gushcs shed
From hearts TINT broke under that irOlic pace,
And now nrd then from ont tho dreadful floor
> An arm or brow WINS lifted from tho rust, a
Az II to strike In madness. or implorc
For mercy; md anon some suffering bronst
llchvcd from tho innS mud sank: mud rs before
5 The jewellers above them througcI nnd pressed
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EVEN the President may DO supposed
to feel better now. 1t was something
OF nightmare to him as well as to tho
country.
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Society.


Hooked and saw n splendid pnseautry
or beautiful women and OF lordly men,
Taking their pleasure IN n ilowcry plaln.
Where poppcs and tho rcd nnomonc,
And mnuy another leaf OF crnmolsy.
FlltkOrcd about their feet, nnd gRvO thcir stain
To hccs Of Iron or satin, anu tho grain
OfS'lkcn garments floating far and free,
AZ In the dance they w0vo themselves. or
strnycl
BY twUS together, or lightly smiled aud bowed
Or cnrtsycd TO each other, or else played
Al games OF mirlh mud pastimc, unairald
hs Vss az ~ .h SO a
trOd, .' H.r 3
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Now for the ncx. foreign title. Wo
have few moro heiressss loft, all war
,ran,ed 10 sut tho most fastidiou, taste.
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INFANTS TO LOAN-Sj,00O For ,
wv term OF years. 1900 shorter tlrno. 49,. "a
clam real estate security required For ,.,i Tt
lars address Lock box No. ?S3, Whcciln. nS,,
ofilcc .F I,,I,'
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CHI Jnteliae,,eer,
WHEELING. MARCH 8, 1895.


: The Fiity.thi,d Congress with It's dying breath
did good thing In passing tho West Virginia
direct tax resolution .-RtQLaer. .E.Et'
n - II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

lEoR RENT HOUSE ON SOl,TT
j Front street; location good, Nvs ,S,n n
largo bath room, both gases. Addrea "a N u
caro- this Office. MI
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-01-24
with Poisoned Gloves.

A tale comes from Russia which sounds
like a romance of middle age barbarism.
General Count Scheremetieff of the czar's
bodyguard died suddenly the other day,
and it is given out that he was muir
dered by nihilists. His death, it is said,
was decided some time ago by the nihil-
lists executive committee, and one of its
emissaries managed to substitute a pair
of poisoned gloves for the ones that the
general was wearing and had laid down
for moment. Not observing the change,
the general put on the poisoned gloves,
and death followed shortly.-Exchange.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-01-24
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

A Houston, Texas merchant, who
locked his combination safe on the word
"bean," gave his clerk the word and
told him to open the safe when he
came to the Office in the morning. 1t
was rather late next day when the mer
chant came down to the office. He
found the clerk very much worried.
He said:
GIVE been trying to work that COM
bination for the last two hours and the
safe won't open."
"You must have wheels in your
head" replied the merchant and going
to the safe he had it open in less than
a minute.
1t was risky thing to do, but the
clerk had nerve. He said calmly to
his employer: ''Mr. Selfmade, how
do you spell beam "
"Bene," of course.
''No wonder you couldn't open the
safe if you don't know beans. Texas
Siftings.