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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
CARDINAL GIBBONS mas OFFENDED.
His sympathy with ireland bring, on
Him The nnne.. DisnIemkmrc.

NEW YORK, NOV. 12.-AcrordinF 70 3
private dispatch received here. Cardinal Glib
bonE rs well rs Archbishop ireland nae IN
CURED the displeasure Of Rome. The aGrdi-
nal hRt always shown himself & Ftaunrh
friend Of Archbishop ireland and is Rngwu
70 Eympsthlze warmly with the We've Of .he
ST. Paul prelHte FDr This reason Il is
alleged hC haE hecume perRunH non grutH
al the Vatican. Bow The cardinal vii he
disciplined is not definitely known. although
It is believed that being curdiual he will
not be removed from his see This much
however is certain thst IL has been de-
cIded 20 impose upon ne card nal 3 cund-
luiur decidedly Of he conservative achpnl.
lu ms connection the names OF the rector
OF the New YORK cathedral ana wC.l
known professor 0i tht Catholic uulyerafty
AZ Washington are mentioned
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
SAYS KAISER SAID NO TO kRUGER
Lord LUnsdule Give, Hn OmcinI YER
WON Ml III. l.rnnsNmnl AhuIr

LONDON. Nov THE ear Of LuusdaIe.
VINO enjoys q special intimacy with the
German emperor. speaking al banquet as
the retiring msyur o. Whuehaveu said thar
be had Emperor Williams authority 10 say
thai there WAS nothing in The emperor E
message 20 President Kruger Of the Trans
wal after the jameson raid which wgE
meant % ne UutBEouistic 10 England Lord
LourlEle added that me true facts were
that ll"HIdeut Kruger had requested assist
lnHe from the emperor, who declined II
The Daily News iu an editorial on Lord
Lonsaales speech asks where the truth is
S.nre Marshal Eiernerstyiu the German min
lister o. way. In the BeichstRE and President
Kruger had both fiutly denied the assertion
%. Sly Jacohus DeWett then British aCeu;
al Pretoria. that Trrs ideu' Kruger mad asked
.hl em nfvar-s holm
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
CORRECTING RUMORs IN LONDON.
Strange stories Get AGGnt Regarding
the Venezuelan Trenuy.

LONDON, Nov. l2.-An official q ;he
foreign Office Buid today 10 representative
Of the Associated press that il was not likely
King Oscar of Sweden and Norway would be
chosen 10 sit with The four Venezuelan
arbitruciou juriHls. apparently implying that
he would be represented by 4 fifth jurist 10
be appointed by himself
The report published here this morn ing
that the chief Justices Of the United STATES
and Great Britain would not select natives
o! the United States 10 act RF ErbitrBturf Is
denied, and II is addel that the chief
Justices wiz have nothing 10 DO in the
matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
CONFIRMS TRTsT"s TRADE METHODS
Judge sbOwnlIer Delivers mn Opinion
whisky RebnIes

CHICAGO Nov. 12-JudEe shuWHlter In
the federal court today rendered an impor-
tHut decision IN the rebate case Of the
Whisky compaIy. The Jurist decided thai
the compact involved IL the rebate vouch-
erf If legal, that the understanding duef
not preclude the buyer from purchasing
elsewhere. The terms merely stipulEte thai
u The buyer takes goods from the American
spirits company ana wishes 10 take ad-
vantage Of the rebates be must not deal
eissW here. The decision if Of thf highest
importance since it confirms the trade
methods Of the sugar trust and other cor
pUratiuhg.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
REPORT ON CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.
Rig IncreRse Reported in Receipts of
stock for the N,.ur

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE annual re
port Of The Chicago Junction Railways and
Union Stock Yards company shows Gross
earnings So 442.2b4 increase So 7O5; uper-
ltIuE expenses Sl3Gl SSl, increase Sl5.4IS.
net s. OSO $50, decrease 500 7l3; deficit after
charges and dividends decreased $40 Og1 a
uet surplus remains OF SlGSf- Q decrease
O! 3, ."1& The live stock receipts were l4 -
Us f1l head, Increase SOC 3S-. receipts Of
cars 2Sl 1s4 increase sg50 Additions were
made 10 property II au expense Of S45B U1u
doubling facilities for handling stock and
q viaduCt constructed
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
SIR a. n. RoLLITT " EDS MRS. blair
DOvHcer Duchess of Sutherland Mur-
ri..d 10 Her I,hird HuAhanh.


LONDON. Nov. 12.-Sir Albert Kuve Rol-
lit NJ ? for the south division Of 1slinE-
ton and president Of the Associated Cham
bers Of Commerce Of the United Kingdom
well known in pnlitcsl and commercial cir-
Cles, was married this afternoon Ht ST
George s. Hanover Square 10 the duwBCef
duchess o. Sutherland who as Mrs Blair
visited the United SLates with the third
duke. Bfterward her husband some years
ago After the third dukes deuth In lSg.
she disputed his Will with ne present duke
and Is one Of the results the dowBEer Ouch
ess spent six weeks IN Holloway jail for
contempt Of court in Stunning up important
documentary evidence The matter was
eventually compromised. q. Sir Albert Eollitt
is q wealthy ship ar Hnd is conserve
tive in politics The duwaFer duchess was
p daughter uf Rev. Richard Michel \. I-
principal % Hertfurd college Oxford and
her FIRST husband wnr Captain Arthur /
Blair OF the Ssventy-frst HiEhlUnders Only
the relatives Of the parties ana q few in
innate friends were present Al the cere-
muny today. After tie ceremony Sir Al
bert RuTlitt and ms h.ndH started Tor Paris
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

ST LOUIS, Nov. J. A Republic specia
from Paris, Tex, says. The second DAYS
session OF the North Texas conference wu,
opened today 10y Rev J. NJ Binklsv uI
sherman The committee appointed 10 IN.
KrsilEafe The charges AGAINST Rev Gus
LhfEiann FOUND him eut ~ 81 ross in.
morality and recommended thai he hs AZ
PEELED from the Methodist Episcopal Churcf
south. This report was adopted uuaul,
muusly
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

MILWAUkEE. Nov. 12.-The new West -7rn
Freight association has authorized ali roads
In The association 10 reduce Minnesota rates
on pulptn5s. Some time ago one Of -h7
81. Paul roads cu- The rates on putatueg .
cents lyr 100 pounds, Oh the Chicago basis
This mude rate Of u cents 10 Chicago
and now all The lines are given permission 70
quote the same rate The cut caused q
hood il the po-Gtu market at Chicago. which
brought about q blockade IN the freight
wards there, and fnr 3 few days ,he great
eF' inconvenience was ocoasioned 10 all the
rnalt.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

A. New Yurk-Arrived-Nu fr0rD
Liverpool
A. amsterdam Arrived Edarp +,,,,,
NaW YORK
A. Rotterdam m--Arrived-Am erdum. from
Al Naples Arrived W. errn from NaU
Nurk and proceeded 10 Genoa
~ llNmouth-Airi Victoria,
from Now YORK
At merhuren-A,91ved- -Huvel. from
Al Cucyns' owl Arrived -Belrerlaud
iIoH Fii4sdelpig!a Sailed -Germauic, for
New 4oTE
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
Attorney Admits nriiinr n Witness.

ST JOSEPH, Nov. E--A sensation vas
sprung IN the criminal rpur1 This morning
witness testified thai Attorney james
n urau had given her 81 40 leave The STATE
and not appear in case. Moran admitted
that he ind tried 10 settle the case IN
that way. Judge Culver instructed the
grand JURY 10 invest iGate the case aud
return Indictments Moran Is q prominent
attorney and = member OF the lower
house OF the Missouri lcgislaIure
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
FRENCH MINISTRY MISSES DANGER.
Chamber of Deputies Cr5ticises and
Hns..s n Nnlc of Cor nhAenc..

PARIS. Nuv. l2-In the Chamber % Dep
uties today N Miriam, radical socialist dep
uty for Rheims attacked The government for
foriiddinP the congress- uf Ech1ul teGchgrs
while showing weakness Regarding The cleri-
cal uuti-rapubliCan crusade as shown in the
proceedings " the clerical congresses al
Rheims. NJ. BEmhHud, minister o. educu-
zion. promised & liberal hin Increasing -he
privileges OF the teachers and permitting
the meeting uf the c1n-Tess NJ. Darlin,
minister Of justice denied the alleged Hnt4-
republican rttituds Uf thu clericAls. Only
one incident had DGrurred. he said n
Rheims which the government Fspruved
M Bourgeois. the late premier, denounced
the conduct Of the biFAaas. which. he REjd
was the more reprehersIble as they were
state officials The Catholic congress. ne
said, had Z political aim and WAS directed
against civil societies NJ. MillerRnd tHuuted
The government with submitting 10 the die
tBtiuu Of the ClericHls. NJ. Meline the pre-
miCr, then demanded vote Of confidence 10
the government, which wRE voted by .2z
yeRE to 2g6 nHys.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

LONDON, Nov. 12-An Opur,o dispatch
10 the Times says that, partly owing 10
The drop II Brazilian exchange the pre-
MUM on gold there has risen 10 over 40
per cent.
A dispatch 10 the Times from Rio dc
laueiro BBys that the Chamber Of Deputies
IN passing the third reading uf the revenue
bill. adopted an amendment authorizing Tho
collection Of 60 per cent Of import duties
IN gold ana allowing corresponding re
Hur- fgu in rateg
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
HOLD Up "uIANC kYNNEuN
Well Known G0 shot and
Robbed AT unhn
kENNEpl

Blanche h.uued well known
gambler was shot I'D while roiur
90 lis rnous 10 sou,. lu az . O'Clock
this morning He is ru.n'u.ly hut un, nee
essGrl.y dangerously hurt
Kennedy rooms iu The building az 4us
North 1veityfau~tt street south 0mUhU
il the lodgings bsp, Hy Mrs BUliss. Hc
had just reached the door Of fis room and
was pu,uue the key iu IA, lort when TWO
men sprGnE on, on him with orders 20
throw W his hands.
htIrp.y did NOT ".sr1ul with ruf uf|nIyrr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
srnI. ON the Incren.,.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. a2.-James NJ. No
Coun. Of the Geological survey. who as III
agent Of the Cunadian government. has been
studying seal life al summer Of the PrIby-
Ion islands mas returned TO The city. he
says the number Of seals Oh the islands wa
much greater than Ind been reported by
the United States agents last year The
somewhat smaller catch Of peaEiC seElers
tnis year Is 10 bs attributed not 10 the
scarcity OF seals but to exceptionally rough
vesther during the first TWO weeks of
A mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
WIN AssaiI the Nft.fine onI,inet.

PARIS Nov. l2.-su the morning news
papers today discuss the keen contest which
is expected il the Chamber Of Deputies
todHy as q result OF an attack which the
opposition intends 10 make upUu the govern
meut, The papers agree IN Saying that the
Meline cabinet VIII bf strongly aBsRiled and
they recognize that RE very existence hangs
upon the least incident.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
No Chnnrr in RrarIr, Cabinet.

RIO DE JASFIE0 Nov l2-Iu cunuet-
tsuu witA the assumption q the powers o.
president o. The Brazilian reputlic by The
vice president nr Manuel VIC nrina Terecia
n f nov stated tha. there Nill ht u0 change
iu tAe cltine.. President Murucg handed
over the pres idcpr 10 the vice Jres ideI On
me aa'let % ia, formers physicians Ar-
On eng 10 the latest HdvireE, the cundlt.lI
oi Ms,als shows ln,pr0g smG1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
NRs. CASTLE l. roo Ill TO san


LONDON. Nov. 1g-Siuce the release Of
Mrs Walter NJ Casue OF san Francisco
from Warwv ond sC'uphs prison on Tuesday
last her condition of health has been So
serious tina: tho doctors nov refuse her per
mission 10 san sor She United states Il:
present
Bernard AbrHhEmR OF counsel fnr the Cas-
tlns said 20 q representative uf the Asgg-
caic1 press today referring 10 the sur
prise expressed IL the TIiCd States that
Mrs Castle had been advised 70 plead
guilty. that b. was generally fel, iu English
leEsl circles thA. 10 view OF The change
brought about by tho law OF 1888 the COURSE
Raoped wHs L right one uud that :he home
secretBrys order 20 relesse Mrs Castle is
complete ylndicHlun O. the souudnegs of
ms hgNluN EnA q ILrrurl Hnnl,Ltr.-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

BERLIN, Nov. l2-Ths imperial budget
shows balance OF revenue and expenditures
Al lies 3O6 824 marks. Ths ordinary OK
pendi,ures Increased q 2Ds "a. marks. iuclud-
inE; Army, G.935 b7l; vorEneuF insurance
".SSl 800; navy, S,542 vi, and pension fund
22O4 80
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
nrnth. Of n nn,.

NEW YORK, Nov 12.-Captain John
MGxou Brown. the llfe-Elver died today he
Was 81 years old Re probably helped save
more lives than any plltr man living
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
MAIL WAGONS WITHOUT HORSES.
InDoVHtiOH 10 BE Introduced In City
OF Wv NnrL In n IeaL M...Ln

OF N-w York in Few Weeks.
KEW YORK Nov. 12.-It was announced
TO-DAY AZ the pOEtufiice that within . week
or 80 the first hDrselegF rlIu wagons ever
used IN the United States viii be put upon
thf streets OF this city They viii De EN-
playea IN the collection uf mail from letter
buAef about The city and letters thus col
lr"'ed are 10 be sorted stamped aud sent 10
their roper railway stations without going
20 The general postufiice or any brgRsx 0flca
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
wErLER DRIVEN nACK uY ouRASs
Spanish General Annexed nv Insur-
Ern1s mud Imrceh 90 R..rrnmI

r"nts nnd Forced TO RETREAT
ST. LOUIS Nov IA special 20 ths
Globe Democrat from KEY West TlL saws
Captain General Weyior has al last met tht
CuhanE on The field aud has suffered re
pulse, according 70 he aaviceg PEI stcaue,
Oliyette from Hsyaau Inst night
Neyler, II is said was attacked while en-
cRmped in the Goborralora hills n PIMA
del Mo province. rs The Cuhaus under
Ferlgu helEHdu aud pgriro DiHa Tn,
Cuhaus surprised the spanish autpnFts and
Tor Z time great confusion prevailed in
Weylers camp.
Weyler is said 20 have fallen back shaur
eight miles. During the retreat the CuhAns
killed thirty-iour Spuu.E-ds ana wounded
sixty others
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
ImnIrmrnt Cnmnnn, A..irn.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. NOV The 0zurk
Implement COMPANY has assigned with lin
u.4.tles ot Sls,Wt. The assets viii pay out :.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13

LONDON Nov i. The Daily News BHyF
ihs government has decided 70 prosecute Sir
Halliday Mccartney councillor of the Chi
pese legation in Land0u for ms share IN
The arrest and detention Ia that legation OF
sun NHi sen, Chinese dociur The nHuy
Newe Rdds that the HI,r.sh government mas
also resolved under certain eirgumstauarS
70 prosecute the Chinese officials ilutIi.stnd
N the UrHlr unless the Chinese authority
SHAH itself Prosecute this Official as re-
ques.ed by the marquis OF Salisbury sif
Halliday Mccartney, WHOM quef Iouel ON the
tnu1eei today, saIa be knew no,Elug about
The governments decision
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-13
London Times Mnrn, Tnf,.d s,,,

LONDON. Nov. l..-Au editorial in the
Times warns the United States guverumeu,
Of the difficulties h is likely 70 encounter
In The pursuit OF an active policy in Cuba
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

compete. but all competitors must he enrolled in
the CIV sion and amateur prize rules must govern
Hereafter sanctions for National championship
meets VIII cost 50 instead of SO The value limit
OF Class B men VIII be reduced from SaD 10 slOD
There VIII be employed an official referee TO be ap-
poi.fcl by the chairman OF the Eac.ng Board, VINO
shall be- required OIL late at all National Circuit
race meets and to look to the general Improvement
OF the racing interests Of the l.. y. W. 10 me
irregular. ties making RIDER liable to suspension
wi. le added any act which tends to disturb or ob-
strlct 4 race meet. and failure 10 pay entry zee.
proellcn, A G. Wilson. Of Cumberland. Md, is
q candidate for reelection. The other name cniefiy
cbus.trs The ssl. 'ton % place for the holding
OF the annual meet supplies lots OF iun for me
J a.es as there are Always several claimants In
.h. ned Toledo AMI Louisville seem the most ag-
r.ssvc candidates this time. II is the custom tor
,.v,.rt,rs 10 come from such places TO the assem-
fly T'h,v rent parlc:s IN the same hotels WIN me
f,ia.afes and open all sorts OF "entertanmeht
.r, ,i,, is ~ get votes They 10 IL in true lobby
a.,l~ and arc not at al modest In their operations
,.,. Denver gave stereoqtcon display ana slam-
,',,i,.t me convention under its banners
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
Az ELEVATED ROAD COLLISION.
TRAFFIC. oH TIE SECOND AVENUE BLOCKED But
40 ONE HURT.

TRAFFIC. oH TIE SECOND AVENUE Bi"chEp' 81
40 ONE HURT.
There was collision on the Second-ave- eievated
r,ttrood uoar the cne-hundred- ard -eleVenth-st.
station Yesterday morning whereby the road was
t'ocl,.i for over an hour. Fortunately II ala not
I'D, much darnaac and no vas injured. There L.
switch lust north of the Onc-hundred-and-eleV-
.,,th-sf station by which trains are run to the
middle track FOR storage when rot in use.
At O'Clock a train consisting Of Engine 2n and
train # four cars in charge OF an engineer named
Williams went uptown. discharged It's passengers
AT th. station and then the switch was opened TO al
lov, r. to bc moved TO the middle track.
.rn. errinc and first car had passed to the middle
tract; and tie second car moving diaSonally
,cros. the. tracks with its forward trucks on the
middle, track and ~ rear trucks on the up track
,h,n Engine so - and "A train of four empty cars
cs,o, mn the middle track At moderate speed.
~, nnpuoer evidently had not seen the train IN
r,nnt ~ him until bis train WAS close TO H. Then
~. ,ni ON the brakes. but he could not prevent
us ,ncine running tender first. struck the
,,idIis cyr of the train in front OF him The car
~ tbrovn from the tp * and its side was broken
in v.hile hc tender OF the striking engine was badly
wrecked. 49,. ...,,.. 4, o,.L
,i,, car was thrown across the tracks in such n
No., a., to block ira ic ana the cO;lpanNS wreckers
rad ,r,at difficulty In clearing the tracks. BY the
zinc ,he blockade raised the stalled trains
reached NIL the way 10 Sixty-seNenth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

praisowor;hy movement has been S'ar'eo
I'm Massachusetts,. with the purpose 81 securing
action by the Legislator" amending the '"'S'-
ing law 50 that the Sclcctmen in towns ana
the Mayor and Aldermen in cities may ueS's
late certain specified sidewalks outside "i 'h'
thickly populated portions Of such towns ana
cities fo~ the use of bicycles under reason
able conditions ana restrictions. There are a.
most everywhere many sdcpaths ana 81 'e
walks which are little used H. PEDESTRIANS 'u'
are used to a considerable extent by wheeih' ~
Nov. in Massachusetts riding in these places
is unlawful although il is tolerated. ana 'he
law on the subject IS substantially the same III
this state OF course. wheclmen do not TehSh
the idea Of being law-breakers. even II no ''SN
is incurred wncn they violate the law. -,
!, 49,, Ia RI, nrofor thing To amend the laws
50 that wheolmcn might feel that they nave we
right 10 use such walks?
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
.sps the handles by dropping

so that the rider grasps the handles by dropping
his at his side.
The seat Is placed the apex of the Triangle
md the claim il made that the rider receives less OF
a lar than on the regular bicycle. Tine makers say
that the chair seat can be substituted for the
saddle # the rider desires The fact that the rd"r
will sit upright with head well back is mentioned
"A another feature.
II Is urged the inve ntion that with the
shoulders. hands and pedals in "A direct me. IN"
muscles will work they do in a health MT.
While the leg and foot press down on the pedal IN"
shoulders are thrown back. the head IL erect. ana
with the hands pulling upward on the bars, an IN
creased force can bc applied.
Another virtue Gained for the innovation Is that
an Il gear can be used with this wheel Just IA
easily as n Gi gear can be used on the present
safety The inventor OF the idea Is {. +. Winch.
who. singulary enough has never ridden "A bicycle
i'm his lifc 1t IL said that wheelnan who rides on
this wheel viii have to learn all over again how to
q bicycle
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
NEXT MONTHS LEAGUE CONVENTION


AND RACING MATTERS.
baltimore. Jan IS Special, Every man and
woman In this country who rides he bicycle
more or less Interested IN the National Convention
% the League OF American Wh,elmen. when VII
Doe held IN Baltimore. beginning February 70 and
l,s,in. three DAYS There are 20 duly accredited
members %, the Genera. Assembly. and these rcp-
resent directly about seventy thousand cyclers AMI
Indirectly everybody who rides the Vaeel The
FRS, day VII be given over 10 road convention.
Tn. prominent speakers or road subjects VIII be-
here. and there vii BE- suggestions for National
legislation The bill which the Maryland cyclors
have oncrci In the Legislature will probably AT
the same time receive the support of the National
h1dv Archibald e.. Wilson, president OF ine
League says that after years OF missionary work
The League "a prepared to begin aggressive work
for good roads throughout the country. Addresses
n!u le ma - on that topic, ami plans iormu'At'h
for the preparation and passage OF proper road
law
rf rv.,lesi interest is taken all over the country
"a 10 the racing feature. The Racing Board has
ji.. completed It's report one radical chang" .s
that the League VIII supply rdcc-mcet promoters
with gold metals at stated value Class Il men
wn, w!n there medals may, after thirty days see
euro erou the Racing Board - per cent IN cash
~ the price ra!d TO the Racing Board hY the pro-
mot.rs That class men were pawnng their
prizes has long been a matter o. general heief.
Ev taking inl. stand. the League takes up the
, work of the pawnbrokcr. and removes from ihe
Clas. T. man the last reasonable temptation toT a
violation OF the rules. Now that the men receive
such liberty. the League will punish with severity
any infraction.
class Il men Will be officially recognized as such
and not as amateurs OF Class b.. and sections
80 the law will be changed accordingly Fure 'lasS
amateurs will be- coniired to prizes moi exceeding
e. Members Of this class viii be confined IN rae
ing o.sratons "A radius EOt exceeding lVD niles
/ from ther own States. excepting AT NauohaI OF
division championships. -
compete with prizes TO be medals ony, ana IN no
rase to be Of grca.er value man S'9 IN dN.sIon
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

era use alinos' rs revolutionary was the safety
wnlch superseded the old-fashon'i ordinary or
hirh wheel The makers of this ar" sansuln" that
they have the wheel Of the future. and they are
prepared to pu. Do he idea with money.
The idea Of the triangular frame has been as
cussed for q lore time but the appended cut shows
the frs; wheel which has been put the market. at
least showing all these distinctive features. Inc
wheel is stored by turning the from, whec. as in
the ordinary safety. bat the handle bars pass
behind IN. rider and n little lower than the seat.