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Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
MAKING 1T WARM FOR DUNRAvEN.
English Newspapers Continue {,
Criiicise His Stntemcnts.

LONDON, Nov 13.-Headed SHOULD Dun
raven Apologize?' the st. James Gazette
this afternoon publishes leading article
in which it again severely criticises his lord
ship. 1t says: Lord Dunraven arrived in
New York with the preconceved idea that
the Defender people We're going to play this
trick upon him. and having expected it was
going to be done, he found an easy way to
convince himself"
The article concludes: Let Lord Dun
raven return to New York and assist the
New York Yacht club in its investigation.
If he can prove it We know the Americans
well enough to believe that they will ac-
knowledge he has been wronGcd. If he docs
not prove it, the accused owes Mr.. Iselin
and others very handsome apology. Other
wise we are afraid most people Will think
that temper and modification betray I'd him
into behaving rather badly"
The Yachting World says that the British
sertioIS before they disbeievc Lord Dun
raven and adds: THE whole history Ut
the cup. contests is one of juggIcry Upon
the best of sportsmen."
The, Press association this evening sect
out the following paragraph: Lord Dun
raven declines to see any press men with
reference to his pamphlet or 10 notice in
any way, the attacks provoked thereby. He
absolutely adheres to all the statements
The Yachtsman severely crticises Lord
DunraYen's belated charges, but points cut
that he has made no accusation against
the New York Yacht club. aad adds "It
should be observed that at least thirteen
tons dead weight is required to bring De
fender down four inches and such weight
Is not easily shipped or re-shipped without
notice" In conclusion the Yachtsman says:
Lord Dunraven in publishing the pamphlet
not only acted egotistcally, but aimed u
serious blow at the prestige of British
yachting"
Lord DeSart writes to the Times denying
that Lord DunraVen made any accusation
of cheating so far as the members of the
Defender syndicate are concerned. Lord
DeSnrt adds that the cup committee, how
ever, took care when the so-called aCCusa-
ton was first made at the time of the race
that the question of the submersion of De
fender by slowing weights ON board should
neither be proved nor disproved at the only
time when 1t was possible to prove or dis
II
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
TURKS PRESSED TO A CORNER


perial princes are now living at Yildz kiosk.
RUSSIA READY FOR AN EMERGENCY.
The Daily News this morning prints a dis
patch from Odessa to the effect that IL has
been officially announced there that the
commandar-n-chief Of the Caucasian army
and the admiral of the Black sea fleet have
definite instructions from st. Petersburg ad-
Vising them what course to pursue in the
event Of disruption of the Ottoman empire.
dispatch to the Daily News from Con-
stantinuple says that witness of the Err
zeroum massacre confirms the statement
made regarding the prearranged nature of
the outrages. He asserts that a bugle was
sounded before the soldiers commenced
their murderous work throughout the city.
Al hrst the Turkish troops refraned from
injuring women and children, but these
bounds were soon passed. and on the 18Th
or last month the disorders lasted fully six
hours. -Four hundred refugees were shell
tered at the governors house and fully 800
Armenians concealed themselves in the
homes of the Europeans. Two hundred and
four horribly mutlated corpses have been
collected in the Armenian quarter. and the
plundering went on at a wholesale rate ac-
cording to the account of this witness, who
adds 81 heard of acts Of the basest treach-
cry. The next day passed quietly but on
the following day the massacre was re-
sumed. Thirtysix bodies were collected and
nearly all had bullet, sword or bayonet
wounds.
Il saw the bodies Of several women who
died in defense of their honor. Some of tho
bodies had been skinned, other bodies had
been partly burned through the use of pc
troleum. Many women are missing. and it
is supposed that they were carried off by the
Turks"
Writing again on the following day, this
eye witness said. "The wounded are now
being collected at the Catholic and Armenian
schools and assistance has been offered by
the American missions. The work of the
massacre has been most deadly. A soldier
tells me that the orders for the killing of
the Armenans We're given by the porte.
Persian travellers who arrived today report
that Passen and Plain have also been de-
stroyed."
The final report received from this Euro
pean eye witness also says that 521 dead
bodies were buried in the Armenian Gene
terry on that day
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL GRANGE
Delegates Present Representing
Thirty States.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 1S.-The
twenty annual session Of the National
Grange opened in Horticultural hall this
morning, with nearly all the delegates, repre-
senting nearly thirty states, present The
morning session was brief At the after
noon session National Master J. II. Brigham
Of Delta, O.. read his annual address and
Alpha Messer, the national lecturer of
Rochester VT, read the report of his office
At the morning session letter was read
from Susan b. Anthony, president of the
National Woman Suffrage association, urg-
ing the convention to speak on the suffrage
with no uncertain voice, and il possible to
direct special effort to California next year
where the constitutional amendment is to be
voted upon. The Legislative committee re-
ported progress and a probable conference
with similar committees of other bodies to-
morrow or the following day for the purpose
Of considering the tariff and the money
questions
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

The class in political economy, which is
offered this year for the first time at the
evening institute of the Young Mems Chris
tian association, will hold its first meeting
on Thursday Of this week. Prof. Homer F.
Lewis of the High school has consented to
conduct the class. The general principles Of
production, distribution, exchange and con-
sumption VIII be studied, and the views Of the
various economic schools will be discussed
The class work will be largely in the form
Of recitations, and every opportunity will be
offered for the free exchange Of opinion. Mr.
Lewis has made speciality OF the subject
for the last twenty years, has read widely
on 1t in all the modern languages and it is
probably safe to say that no one in The city
is better qullihsd than he to conduct a class
of thinking men in this popular and important
subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
MADE \ Mo>kEy or billy LEWIS.
Soldier Hnrrinaton Hammers the Face
or BrElcn cu EnEilisi.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. 13.-Cspecal
TeeEram)- )-BiHy Lewis of Denver and his
trainer reached here last night on their way
to Salt Lake city. where Lewis is to meet
Dick Case in a contest. While here a fight
was arranged between Lewis and Private
William Harrington, from Fort Russell
The light took place at o'clock this morn
ing in the presence of a large number of
local sports and members of Harrington's
company The fighting was spirited from
the start, and the light gloves worn aided
rather than retarded execution. Lewis was
hoored in the second round, but was able to
continue fighting through the next round
although badly punished When time was
called for the fourth round Lewis was un-
able to respond, aud the stakes, a purse
OF SlOO. were given to Harrington.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

LEXINGTON, Nov. 13.-Third day Ken
lucky association meeting. Weather clear
and cool; track heavy; attendance l,5O0
Three favorites and two outsiders won. The
surprise of the day was the defeat of Prince
Lief by Umbrella In the fourth race. Os-
wego fell just after the start. Jockey w.
Hicks was thrown on his head and had his
collar bone broken. summaries:
won Relict second, Miss third. Time: l:1Si4.
Second race, seven furlongs Glad won,
:30A
Third race, six furlongs: Tupto won,
Major Dripps second Gateway third Time:
lis
Fourth rac~,--sgllng, six furongs: Hail
stoue won, Onaretto second Twinkle third
Time: 1:111a
Fifth race, five and half furlongs: Um-
brclla won, Prince Lief second, White Oak
third Time: .lOla.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

MISS Virginia r. Victor will not leave her
latch key on the back porch any more
Miss Victor is a school teacher and yester-
day when she went to school she left her
latch key on the rear porch Of her resi-
dencc, 26l3 Burdette street. When she re
turned she discovered that some one had
entered the house and taken tin box In
which she kept her valuahies. The box CON
tanned package Of mortgages. deeds alb
straCts ana insurance papers, al 80 4 warrant
for last months salary and 81 in cast The
theft was reported 10 the nllic. sinilnn
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Killed No,hrr mi rbi,J

LAREDO, Tex, Nov. IA woman and
beautiful child Were found murdered four
miles from hero last night Tho murderer
this morni1s killed himself. He registered
at his hotel as {. Il. Chinler and family. He
had nearly loo i'm bills on his person The
woman previously said she was from St
Louis. The man said he was going To Monte
rey as superintendent of the railway shops
there, Mystery surrounds the affair and the
authorities are ilvostiEatug.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

LONDON. Nov. 13.-The Graphic this
morning, commenting on the articles in the
North American Review supporting the Mon
roe doctrine, says that if the people of the
United States really care one cent for thasa
Indo-Spanish republics. which Is doubtful, the
course of the government is clear, They
must formally undertake the duties OF
pr0tectora,e power, or, better st!ll, annex
these t5rritCr.es altogether. England. the
Graphic concludes, viii have little objection
10 either solution Of existing difficulties.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

ST, PAUL Nor. lS:-The annual reports OF
the Great Northern and OF the St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroads were is.
sued today. The SIKH annual repart Of the
Great Northern FalWay for the year ending
June 30, 1893. is Gratifying to the last de-
gree; The reVPnLc account from the St
Paul, Minne9Dtli9 - Manitoba and leased
lines shows the'eAosb earnings to be si3 i09 :
939 ana net earnings s. J0t2i2 The tu'dl
operating expenses were T,l46,462
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
IPH0LDS SIR JULIAA'S COURSE
Correspondence Concerning tn
Herring Sea Claims.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-The correspondence
of tha British government with Sir Julian
Pauncefote British ambassador to the United
States, upon the question Of the Bering sea
compensation from May. 1894, to August
1895, was issued tonight. In the last letter
dated August 13. Lord Salisbury, the prime
minister, cloo-d lengthy communication
setting out at great length some Of the
points supporting the British claims He
writes pau1c fote: The arguments you ad-
vance to support our claims have the entire
approval and concurrence of the government.
The attempt made by Senator John r. Nor
gan Of Alabama, chairman Of the senate COM
mitea on foreign relations, to dispute them
seems largely founded on Misrepresentation
and the government cannot doubt when the
facts are placed before the publi1 of the
United States, the liability of he United
States to make compensation, which has
never been denied by the government, viii
generally be recognized both in and outside
of ags
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

ST. LOUIS, NOV, Ij-A special 10 the Re
public from Dallas, Tex, says: c. II. How
ard, late Of California and who recently
came to Dallas from Hot SPRINGS killed
himself today by taking poison in a cup of
coffee. He had spsnt all his money, except
some small charge. on protraC ted drunk
at Fort Worth, and when he returned to
Dallas this morning his wife declined to
live with him longer. He then drank the
poison in a restaurant, walked into saloon
and drank down two big glasses Of whisky.
saying, II am going to die ana shall go
off Moll llNded."
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

behind good hooking by Tabor, while
wilkins at halt and Middleton on right
end did some splendid tackling. In the
start Tabor attempted slugging, but was
persuaded to discontinue 1t after the second
ohense Tabor's team Is of an unusual
average, having some men who weigh over
go pounds. The team averages lS3, the
rGsh line making itj Glenwo did effectual
work by hunting and around the ends.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
IndInnG Ready for Commission.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. B-The battle
ship Indiana has been complst"d 50 Tar as
the builders are concerned. she GcS at the
dock AZ Cramps al ready to be transferred
to the Navy department. The Ind 'sVa is cN-
pected 10 go into commission ~ League L.
land navy yard next week Commander
Robley u, Evans, who has been ordered to
command the vessel has been In this city
the work
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

ST. JU0EFFI,, NV. I3.-W, A, MitChnll,
one of the most prominent dealers N grain,
stocks and provisions was arrested tonight
state law relating to bucket shrps The
gracd jury to-day returned Indictments
against four other firms who ars charged
with Ike violation, and arrests VIII he
made tonight or tomorrow. judge Culver
irs' ucted the grand jury to give lhe bucket
shops careful attention, and from the testi-
mcny given sensational developments may
be- expected ..r
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Raced i'm the Mud.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-Today's races were
run in the mud two favortes two second
choices and one outsider taking the five
events on the card. Weather cold and rain
ing. Jockey lrven on All Farrow was fined
500 for delaying the start in the first race.
Summaries.
First race, one mile: Little Matt won,
Chicot second, MaHdolina third. Time: :52.
Second race, 2-year-olds, five and a half
turlongs: Legion won, Bandala second,
First Deal third. Time 1:121a.
Third race. seven furlongs: Beau Ideal
won, Logan second, Molie Il third. Time
1873.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Fra Diavolo
won, Jack Bradley second Flash third.
Time: LBS.
Firth race, or e mile: Captain Hicko!t won,
Miss Sturgess second, Rex Regent third.
Time,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

SAVANNAH, Nov. lS.-GoYernor Altgeld
of Illinois and STAFF, Mayor Swift of Chi
cago. with a large party of prominent men
Of that city, escorted by the First regiment
Of Illinois, arrived here at daybreak. The
local military met the visiting companies
and escorted them to the several arnories
The civilians were met by Mayor Myers
and a committee, who escorted them to the
steamship NaCOChCtee. While the vessel
was moving down the river speeches of well
come and responses We're made This after
noon the visiting and local military par
AIDED.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

nal victory today when the court ruled out
the experiments with the elevator and
weight by which the prosecution sought to
demonstrate the imposslbility OF the weight
becoming accidentally detached and falling
upon Wells. The testimony today was
wholly expert. relating to the construction
OF the elevators
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

CINCINNATI., Nov. l3.-Residerts of thig
city holding SSC,C00 stock Of the Columbia
National bank of Tacoma met today prepar-
atory to the meeting OF all stockholders in
Chicago November 81 The stock was orig
tlaiy S2OOOOo, and afterward increased to
500 Og0. or this $780, 900 only $l37, coo was paiG
Gp. Tho Cine t!Gnati stockholders maint9ig
that they 0tv not ilahle for The new atack.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Results ut Hay District.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-First race
five and half furlongs: Last Chance won
Mount Roy second, Selltrk third. Time:
1:O7I4.
Second race, five furlongs, selling: Casta-
nette won, Don Pedro second, Clara John
son third. Time: l:02A
Third race live furlcngs, selling: Don Pic
Iico won. Little Flush, filly, second I'm
peral Endymion third. Time: l:02A
Fourth race. one mile, handicap: Wallona
won, Navy Blue second, Centurion third
Time: l:4l. .H
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: Detective
won, Mamie Scott second, Montana third
Time: 1:l3L.
Sixth race mile land a half, six hurdles
handicap: j c won, Auteuil second, Lon
ME B third. Time: 2:i6.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
GIen,ood u.n,s T,h,r

GLENWODD. Nov. 13.--(Speclal )--Yester-
day afternoon the local eleven met a team
OF heavy weights from Tabor college I'm an
interesting game OF foot BAH on the grld!roG
IN the association park IN this city, which
resulted In glorious defeat for The latter
game were line line buclIng aud end runs
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

TORONTO, Nov. 13.--J. ID. Gaudaur, cham
pion sculler of America, has deposited $500
with the Globe in support of a challenge for
$500 a side to c. r. Harding, the English
champion. Gaudaur will take ESQ expenses
and row in England, or will allow f100 ex-
penses If Harding comes to America.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

LONDON, Nov. 13.-Prince Christian Vic
tor of Schlaswig- g-Holstein, eldest son Of
Prime IS Helena of Schleswig II olsiein, sec
ond daughter Of Queen Victoria, is 10 accom-
pany the British eXpfditCnary force which Is
to start for COomassia. the capital OF Ashanti
the purpose of which Is 10 cOerCe the king OF
Ashanti into recognizing tha British right 10
maintain resident agent In his country.
The prince was born in 1867, and is lieu
tenant In the rife corps.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
MACHINERY DIsPLACEs LABOR.

He called attention to the evolution of
machinery during the last few years and the
elimination of human skill from all forms
Of productive industries. This has gone
on" he said. until the typographical com
positor, the cigar maker, the locomotive en-
gneer, the skilled worker in wood and
other craftsmen hitherto considered safe
from the general danger have this year seen
the final quietus of their hopes. In the near
future common labOrer' will be fitting
universal appellation."
Both addresses were referred.
good portion of the days session was
consumed in the report of the committee on
credentials. which was finally adopted 1t
admitted all the delegates.
The following committees were appointed
On the state of the order. G. Burns, New
York; ]. c. McAndrews, New York; w. H.
Simmons, Washington; j. Nolan, Indiana:
August Bresterbach, st. Louis. On appeals
and grievances: Andrew d. Best, Brooklyn:
Charles BechtOld, Missouri; NJ. T. Judge
Alabama; Martin c. Soagers Illinois; Ed
ward j. Flanagan, Idaho. On legislation:
Horace ]. Parks, New York; William L.
Brewers, New York; w. S. Vanderburg
Portland, Ore; ]. Manning Cleveland, O; ;
T, s. Forbes, Greenville, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Billy Murphy. Got the Decision.

LENINGYON,, KY. Nov. BIN the opera
house here tonight Australian Billy Murphy
met Jack Doughcrty of Philadelphia. feath-
erweight in a contest for points. At the
end OF the fourth round Referee Dill gave
the decision to Murphy. John Simcoe and
Eddie Benn wrestled cdtch-as-catCh-Can
twenty minutes to a draw
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Kansas CITY Race Results.

hANSAS NTT1, NOV I3.-Resuts at ENpO-
Sition park:
First race, five flrlongs: Little Dick won.
Waverly second, Duckadoo third. Time:
:O6.
Second race four, and half furlongs: La
Fiesta won, May Ashby second, Red Buck
third. Time: 0:50.
Third race, six furlongs: Pony Bob won,
ALBANIA Boy secnnd,' Sam Brown third. Time:
l:22.
Fourth race. six furlongs: Jaia won, Lottie
Collins second. AItieSS third. Timn. 1.21
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14
Died FROM The nnects OF thc ASSUME.

NONNOITH, III nv. 10 SFelIa Alcrri l.
aged Il, III TO az Shl O Mel tyr, - years
OF age, who aS7rul,ed her IS strongly
guarded tonight in ~ Wnr-cn county iail
The cIiIe wa c IN H. cd | = at, rday. and
since that time tae excitement has been
GrowiGs. The pVpular rsgc has assumed 20
thr -atcpinc o nha7c 'att the sheriff hae
hastIly sworn l. d .ul n.I " lann Ins
Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-14

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-06
A SILVER CONFERENCE.
Talk of the Advocates of Free and UnIimitec Coinage Meeting Here Mo-
 vember 10.

A movement is on foot to hold a state conference of free silver advocates in this city on the 10th of November The conference, according to information ob tained by an Age-Herald reporter, is to be composed of those who advocate tn free, unlimited and independent conage of silver at 16 to l, of whatever party they may belong.
 As stated in the Age-Herald yestcr- day, the directors of the Alabama Demo- cratic Free Silver club of this city at meeting held Wednesday afternoon adopted a resolution indorsing the pro posed convention and pedging the CO., operation of the club in said convention.
 prominent populst. one of the lead CTS of that party in Alabama, in discurs- ing, the free silver conference with an Age-Herald reporter yesterday, said the populists and all others favorng the free coinage of silver at 16 to l were en- titled to participate in the conference. He said Captain Kolb had been securing signatures to a call for several days and had about 1500 names so far. The call he said, would be published in a few days