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Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
HILL DISPLAYS ms IGNORANCE
Senator Sherman Answers Some OF the
Now Workers. Criticisms.

new workers. CRITICISMS.
CINCINNATI June 2.-The Commercial
Gazette's special from Mansfield says: Sem
ator Sherman, in reply to a query last night
as to whether he had read Senator Hills
criticism of his GAINESVILLE speech, said that
he had. but that Senator Hills remarks
would indicate that he had not read his
speech. "At all the conventions in Ohio"
said the senator. I'VE have declared that we
are IN favor of the use of both gold and
silver, maintained at par with each other
To the extent that we can maintain the
silver on a par with gold, we coin 1t at
the present ratio. We buy the silver at its
market value and coin it at the legal ratio,
but we maintain it by receiving 1t and pay
ing it out the equivalent OF gold"
"Is there anything in this to degrade
our dollar standard. as Senator Hill
says?"
1T does not degrade II. The whole OF
our policy is to maintain the two metals at
par with each other"
What about Senator Hills sarcastic ref
erence to our silver dollars and greenback
dollars being exportable?"
"Mr. Hill only displays his ignorance
when he says that our silver money and
all other forms not receivable In Eng
land at the value we put upon it, because
we receive it and they send 1t back on the
steamer at a triflng cost, and can use 1t in
payment instead of gold. They can present
silver certificates and we receive the same
as gold in payment of duties and other
wise. IL we refuse to receive them on a
parity with all other money we would at
once be on the standard of silver"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
THREE PERTINENT SUBJECTS
Views Of House Members on Silver Tariff
and the Income Tax.
GOLD STANDARD MEN ARE VERY SCARCE
silver Forces, However, Hopeiessly Divided
as to Waiting for International
Agreement Majority Favor
Tarir Changes.

NEW YORK, June THE World to-
morrow will publish telegraphc poll OF the
next congress. as far as obtainable. upon
the silver, tariff and income tax questions.
The World sums up the result as follows:
In a general way it may be said that out OF
116 members who gave unequivocal answers
TO the silver question ffty-fve are in favor
of free coinage, forty-four favor bimetal-
lism, generally with the proviso of an in
terrational agreement Only seventeen can
be fairly classed as favoring single gold
standard. and the attitude of some OF these
even is not definite The south and far
western states are almost unanimous for
free coinage. the central states lean toward
silver, with international bimetallic quaih-
cations, and 1t is only in New York, New
England and the adjacent eastern states
that there are any avowediy gold standard
men.
In regard to the tariff. only twenty eight
members are against any change while
thirty-hve favor moderate changes and
thirty eight are in favor of radical changes.
few are free traders. The moderates are
chiefly those who think changes will be
necessary in order to increase revenues.
The income tax question brought out
many sharp and piquant answers. Forty
nine congressman say they favor the prin-
ciple of the tax; forty-seven oppose It, A
great many eyaded the question or failed to
answer 1t.
few details by states will be interesting
Alabama, Arkansas, California. Colorado
Florida, Idaho, Mississippi Montana, Ne
vada, North Carolina, South Carolina, South
Dakota. Virginia, Washington and Wyoming
are solid for silver so far as heard from
! The bimetallists are chiefly in Delaware,
! Georgia. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
| Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
| f,ta W.
sylvania. Rhode Island and Vermont have
| the gold delegates. Alabama. Arkansas,
Texas, the Carolinas Georgia, Louisiana
| and most Of the other southern states are
! solid for the income tax. New York and
the east generally oppose it. Elsewhere the
division Is nearly even.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
MAKING NO ORANGES IN ITS TERMS
Herring Sea Bill Introduced In Parliament
IL SImnlY to Chanpe Iis PhrRseoIogY.

Ber,ng Sea Bill Introduced In Parliament
IS simply to Change Its Phraseoiogy.
WASHINGTON, June lit is stated at
the British embassy that the new Bering
sea bill which Sir Edward Gray announced
in the House of Commons yesterday IS
one perfecting the phraseology of the present
act without altering or extending its sub
stantial features. 1t will not, 1t is said, en-
large the zone or extend the closed season.
as these points are fixed by the Paris award
and not subject to variation until a new
award is made. Officials of both govern
ments appear to agree, however. that the
protected zone should be extended from
sixty TO 200 miles, expert testimony es-
tablishes 1t as a fact that the female seal
gees far outside the sixty-mile limit and
can be slaughtered without regard to the
government patrol. A change in this par
ticular cannot be effected. however, until
the governments have further conferences.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British ambas-
sador. sails on Tuesday next for his sum-
mer vacation in Great Britain He will
probably be in London when the Bering sea
bill is introduced and debated but he does
not anticipate that the debate will have any
significance on the general subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
TRYING TO RAISE THEIR OWN MEAT
French Economists of the Opinion &c Can
All lie Produced at Home.

French Economists of the Opinion &C Can
All lie Produced ut Home.
WASHINGTON, June Limited States
Consul Chancellor at Havre has submitted
to the State department an exhaustive report
upon food preparation and distribution. He
says the recent alleged scarcity Of meat in
the United States, together with a very gen
eral suspicion Of American food supplies
have co-operated to bring before the minds
of the people Of Europe the necessity OF look
ing TO home production for supplies, and
much has already been done to consolidate
and increase this disposition by interdictng
the importation of American cattle and by
attempting to supply the deficiency by sub
stituting horse flesh or by such means as
political economists have endeayored to dem
onstrnte as practical under the following
propositions:
/. That an abundant supply Of home grown
meat and foods can be obtained at low
prices,
2. That they are capable Of being prepared
for consumption so as to yield much better
results than have been hitherto obtained.
B. That they can be effectively cooked in
a much more economical manner than here
tofore.
f. That they may be distributed so as to
be promptly delivered in any and every di-
rection to satisfy the wide and varied re-
quirements Of every class Of consumers.
IL Is said that statistics show that all the
food required by the people of France can
be produced in the country, and thus put in
the pockets of the French peasants many
millions OF francs hitherto sent abroad, while
the price of beef cattle at the same time
could be reduced so as to bring 1t within the
reach of the poorer classes in increased
quantities.
The consul says this doubtless involves the
use OF horse flesh and certain refuse matter
of slaughter houses, such as bones and offal.
which have before been thrown away.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
KIRK.
EXCELLENT ADVICE
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Their Colored or Printed
Goods From Run
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RAIN WATER MAKER
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1t is evident the grand merits of this
wonderful preparation is thoroughly un-
derstood by all, both young and old,
and is evidenced by the fact that the
sale of this great article is on the in
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Rain Water Maker is not hard
water softener only, but IL was in
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Will positively prevent hannels and
woolens from shrinking or becoming
hard. 1t will also hold colors in
printed goods from running or fading,
and this of itself Is a sound recon-
mendation.
Rain Water Maker is not soap pow
der and is not composed of any delcteri-
Gus greases and lyes, such as the ma
jority of soap powders are. This Won
derful preparation saves both soap and
labor, and therefore is money saver.
Rain Water Maker can be used for all
purposes and is entirely harmless
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
OPERATORS AND MEN GET TOGETHER
Fifty-One Cents Fixed as the Rate In the
Hooking Valley District.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-The Ohio miners
and operators tonight reached an agreement
on the wage question. The price for pick
mining in the Hooking district is to be 81
cents a ton, based on a eO-cent rate in the
thin vein mines of the Pittsburg district.
the other districts OF Ohio to occupy the
same relative position which they did April
80. 1895 In case an advance is secured in
the Pittsburg district a prOportionato ad-
vance is to be made in Ohio. All miners
are TO be reinstated without prejudice. The
agreement Is to be submitted to the miners
of the state for their approval or dlsap-
proval, and a final acceptance by the miners
Is regarded as inevitable. The agreement
Is not made for any specified time
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
NOTICE.

Owing to the large number Of cases now
undergoing treatment the management has
decided to take no new cases for treatment
after Saturday June Sth. Therefore those
who desire to avail themselves OF this treat
ment MUST present themselves for treat
ment at the Paxton hotel THIS WEEK
ONLY. from June 3rd to June Sth, as no
new eases will be received AFTER Saturday,
June Sth. The ensuing three weeks, from
June Sth to June 30. will be ENTIRELY de-
voted to the treatment and cure Of those pa
tients who are now under treatment or who
go under treatment this coming week.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
DEBT HAS DEcREAsED DURING MAY
Monthly Statement Issued by the Treasury
Department

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The public state
ment issued today by the Treasury depart
ment shows the debt of the United States
yesterday less cash in the treasury, to
have been 1912 1868 ,292. This does not take
into account s573 3.366,743 in certificates and
treasury notes outstanding against which
there is no equal amount of cash in the
treasury. The debt on May 81 is therefore
s5,3S6.611 less than on April 30. Following
is a recapitulation of the debt:
Interest bearing debt, s716, ,202 ,010; in
crease for the month, 500; debt on which
interest has ceased since maturity, s1734,-
920; decrease, s1974O; debt bearing no in
terest. 1899, ,S36 461; decrease. $S64,7S7, max
ing total debt of 81, ,O97, 1882.
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows: Gold. sl47 $50. .977; silver SSH $50, :
600; paper. 1921, ,716. .406; bonds. disbursing
officers balances, ETC.. SlG.4S3720 Against
these are demand liabilities amounting to
s612 ,1O3 .654 leaving a cash balance in the
treasury of siS5. $40. 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
MODERN WooDMEN RECEPTION
Nebraska Delegates to Head Camp Meeting
Entertained .n Omaha.


Entertained tB Omaha.
Modern woodmen Of America OF Omaha
and South Omaha last evening at the Com
merciai club rooms gave reception to the
Nebraska delegates TO the meeting OF the
head camp at Madison, Wis. The meeting
opens next Tuesday and the delegates ar
rived in the CITY enroute last evening. They
are: Louis Homples, Chester; C. S. Hull
Paul Springer, Beatrice; w. f, Sharp. f. A
Chidesten. Aurora; r. A. Williams, STRAIT
ton; w. A. Forsyth. Loomis; C. W. Long.
Wakefield: A. o. Faulkner, II. S. Hotchkiss
A. II. Talbot. Lincoln; J. p. Durham, Sew
ard: S. ]. Brazdtel. Dodge; II. S. Beardsler.
Ward, York. o. S. Crane. Exeter; r. p.
vanwickier, Kennard; o. n Grinnell. Big
Springs A. II. Lyons and S. e. Hawes,
Fairbury; ]. w. Smith, Cook; II. NJ Boyd
ston, Nebraska City; F. l.. Porter, Alma
The delegates are quartered at the Del
lone and will leave for Madison over the
Northwestern this evening at 5:45.
Main features of the reception with J.
w. Houder of Beech camp, Omaha, presid-
ing, were a program OF recitations. speeches
and music and a banquet.
Addresses of welcome were delivered by
Mayor Bemis and Mr.. Houder and a speech
was made by Attorney Van Dusen. trio
consisting OF J. b. Smith. ]. C. Carley and
E. G. RozEell Of South Omaha, gave musical
selections collectively and individually.
The program was followed by a banquet
About 200 were present
This morning the delegates will in a
body with their local neighbors attend
services at St. Mary's Avenue Congrega-
tional church. and in the afternoon a car
riage ride about the city will be taken.
1t is the understanding that the Nebraska
delegation will support Mr. King OF this
city for head banker at the meeting OF the
head camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
No Use Of Passing a silver Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Senator Dubois
of Idaho is back from a visit to his home.
In view of his prominence among the silver
republicans of the senate, he was asked
today what silver legislation would be en-
acted by the next congress 'There will be
no silver legislation whatever" he said.
1T would be utterly useless to pass a
silver bill and then have the president veto
it There is no need Of passing a silver
bill until We have silver president,
and in my judgment we will have such q
one in 1896"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. June 1.-Two
hundred and fifty quarts OF nitro-glycerine,
being taken up the Little Kanawha river
by Jim Hines. exploded tonight Immediately
opposite the largest mill in the city. The
men had just quit work. but several we're
stunned and badly cut, The man and hls
boat were annihilated. The damage to
glass aud buildings In this city is enormous
A battery of seven boilers at the Parkers,
burg mill vas thrown several inches out OF
line. Several people were injured by fall
ing ceilings. broken glass, runaways, etc
The damage to property. Including mills
churches, steamboats,. etc, will reach 81, 900
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Western Po.tmasters.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Postmasters wers appointed today as
follows: Nebraska-Duff, Rock county, Z.
]. Foote. vice o. A. Bergrud, resigned
Sarnov, nj. G. Scorupa. Iowa-Columbia,
Marion county. C. W. Maddy, vice Eli Whit
latch, resigned; Vandalia. Jasper county,
Henry Gourhame, vice II. C. Hayes, re-
signed; James p. Carey, Dunreath; John A.
Bardrick, Truro. South Dakota-Bonhomme
Bonhomme county, A. ]. Abbatt, vice S. A.
Gardner, resigned; Horace Giasen, Otis.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Hotels Use 1t.

Mrs. Hilditch, wife of Frank Hilditch
manager of the Barker hotel, said:
Judging from the tests that Kinks
Rain Water Maker has been given I'M
der my direction, should say that it
is n most wonderful preparation and l
find it does all that is claimed for 1t.
1t breaks the water very nicely and it
is great help in the laundry depart
ment 1t is just what is needed by
the people who are compelled to use
hard water i am surely pleased to
recommend it for general use"
Rain Water Maker is on sale ut all
grocers, large two-pound package for
% cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
May Receipts and Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, June IA statement OF
the receipts and expenditures of the govern
ment during the month of May shows re-
cepts as follows: Customs. s12. AIS, 900: re-
cepts same month last year, $l2 04l ,9SS.
Miscellaneous receipts. s2,3O0,07S; same
cepts were heretofore S25, ,272 ,07S, as against
s23, ,066 1894 during May, 1894. The receipts
for the eleven months Of the present fiscal
year are S2S7 694 691, against S270, ,474, 40 for
the same period last year.
The disbursements for the last month
amount TO $2S, ,5Ss2l3. which makes the de-
ficit for the month $3.2S6,135 and for the
eleven months SAC 6T57 ,495.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
TaEy HAD BETTER LOOK AT HOME
Ex-Governor Leweliiug Intimates Kansas
Republican OiIcials Arc Not GnlltIess

Republican Omcials Are Not Guiitless.
WICHITA, Kan. June lin an interview
which VIII be published in the Eagle tomor-
row, Ex-Governor Lewelling numerically
scores the state administration. For some
time past several Investigations into the con-
duct of certain populist administration office
holders, preferred generally by republicans,
and which charged misappropriation of funds
immortality and drunkenness have been going
on. In two conclusions Warden Chase OF
the state penitentiary has been found guilty
and ordered dismissed, while Populist SEN
ator Rogers was shown to have been a
drunkard and was reprimanded. In the in
terview Ex-Governor Leweling says that for
immortality at least four men in high office
in Kansas are worse than Warden Chase
and that IL every republican who is as bad
a drunkard as Senator Rogers were i'm
peached. the state house would be depopu-
lated in a week. He says the recent in
vestigations are an inspiration Of political
lunacy, and adds that Governor Morrill, is
all right, but that his friends and advisers
are leading him astray.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Missouri Democrats DIVIDED on silver.

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-The democratic state
central committee. pursuant to a call sent
out by Chairman Mafft. met this forenoon to
decide whether 1t will call a convention to
give the democrats of Missouri a chance to
express their views on the silver question.
After discussing the matter without result,
behind closed doors. the committee at | p.
m. adjourned until G o'clock this evening
The opponents of free coinage are making a
most determined fight for delay, and TO have
the question referred back to the counties for
a further expression Of opinion. There was
a full meeting of the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
News for the Army.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-First Lieutenant Henry w. Hovey.
Twenty-fourth infantry. will report August
20 at Norwich university, Northield. Vt,
preparatory TO assumption OF duties as mill
tary professor. First Lieutenant Mark L.
Hersey. Twelfth infantry. is relieved at
Maine coilegc. orono, Me, and is ordered
TO attend annual encampment OF Maine Ma
tiOnal Guard at Augusta in August.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Jealous OF IIis Erothsr.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. June IF. r.
Kerns OF Sheldon. this county. has for some
time been Jealous of his two unmarried
brothers. thinking they were too attentive
TO his handsome young wife, Today the
three brothers quarreled. when the married
brother stabbed Harry Kerns to death. The
murderer is In jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
IeadyIIIe Tr,in NreckeI.

LEADvILLE. Colo. June 1.-The east
bound passenger train has been wrecked
three miles below Buena Vista. Robbery
is supposed 10 be the motive. The train
wrecked was the second section OF No. 4.
due In Denver at s;25 p. m. The engine
No one was killed. The robbery theory has
not been substantiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
ssvers Hau storm In minnesota.

ST. PAUL. June LA special to the Pr
oneer-Press from zulhbrpts, MINI, says; A
severe hail and windstorn struck this place
at 4;45 o'clock this afternoon. and. although
1t lasted but ten minutes much damage was
done. The Norwegian Lutheran church was
blown from its foundation and several wind
mills were blown down. Full particulars
have not been received. but 1t is thought
the damage to crops will be heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Delegates TO the silver Conference.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. June 1.-Goy-
erapr Stone today appointed about thirty
delegates to represent Missouri at the silver
convention 70 be held at Memphis, Tenn.
June II and l3, and forwarded their creden-
tials to President W. n. Brown OF the Cen
tral Bimetallic league, Memphis. The list
OF delegates includes United States Senators
Cockrell and Vest, Congressman Dockery
and ex-Congressmen Bland, Heard. Morgan
and Champ Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Bank President acquitted.

PARSONS. Kan. June 1.--Angle Matthews,
president Of the City bank which failed In
June. 1898. was tonight found not guilty Of
the charge OF fraudulent banking. This Is
the first Of FIVE cases brought against the
officers charging them with receiving de-
posts when the institution was in an insol-
Nant conaiIion
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02

WASHINGTON, June lit can be stated
on authority that the president has not up
to this time indicated to any one what his
views are in regard TO the appointment OF a
successor OF Secretary Gresham. 1t is be-
lieved however, that the prospects favor
the tender of the position to Attorney Gen.
eral Olney.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
panlsh Mtnisttr rresents HIs ReealI.

WASHINGTON. June Count Revent-
low, the Danish minister, presented his let
ters of recall to the president today He
viii become minister from Denmark to
Rome and Madrid
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Prevents Colors From Running In
Delicate Fabrics.

Mrs. John NJ. Fish. residing at No.
l3l North Thirty-iirst avenue, said:
Have tested Kinks Rain Water Maker
and think it Is excellent. Ii makes the
tlannels rs soft as velvet and breaks
the water so nicely. 1t prevents the
colors from running in delicate coored
fabrics, and. in fact, does just what Is
claimed for it. After giving 1t II thor
ough test | was so well pleased with 1t
that l Immediately ordered some more.
1t cannot be recommended too highly,
and it is a privilege for me to recon-
mend 1t to every one"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Inspecting Federal Bni,a,urs

WASHINGTON, June 1.-(Specal Tele-
gram.)-A. l.. Carlisle. inspector of furniture
for public buildings, expects to make one Of
his tours Of inspection next week, leaving
for Chicago on Monday. He will visit the
public buildings at Des Moines. Cedar Rap
ids and Fort Dodge, Ia, and Sioux Falls,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Annkan stanmar NAV Iia Ral.rn.

ALPENA. Mich. June 1.-The Canadian
steamer Jack. which coIllded with and sank
the steel steamer Norman yesterday morn
Ing. Is now sunk at False Presue isle. The
deck load OF timber Is being taken on, and
u Ia hoped To tighten up the wreck sufii-
ciently TO make temporary repairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Recommends 1t Very Highly.

Mrs. A. ]. Sunblad, residing at 200
Oak street said: "Kirk's Rain Water
Maker has proven n grand success in
my house, and we are more than
pleased with 1t. 1t makes the hardest
well water rs soft as rain water, and
the clothes are very beautiful after
coming from the wash. l find that it
works with colors better than anything
have ever tried. and for the bath it
is equally as good. In fact. 1t does just
what is claimed for it, and l consider 1t
most wonderful preparation, and
could do nothing but recommend it very
highly"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Tabs Morksr. De, . Rnl,a.

READING, Pa, June 1.-The Reading Iron
company today restored the wages of its
500 tube work employees to what they were
in 1893 This Is equal to a 10 per cent in
crease.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
SyiI Mako Her Home IN Chicago,

WASHINGTON, June LIT Is announced
that Mrs. Gresham Will not return to
Washington, but will make her residence in
Chicago hereafter.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-06-02
Mrs. Cleveland E.pseIed at nu.zards BAY

BUZzARDS BAY, June Mrs. Cleveland
and the children are expected at Gray Ga
blss In a few days. as the sudden appear
ance OF hot weather will necessitate her de-
parture from Washington with little delay
Mrs. Cleveland will probably come here from
New York on the steam yacht Oneida, as in
former seasons.