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FIFTEEN CARS BURNED.
The Train Broke In Two-A Tank Of OIL
Was LIMITED.

Was LIMITED.
HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. A freight
wreck occurred near here on the Inter.
national and Great Northern, in which
there were no fatalities, but loss Of
fully $4,000 was entailed ON the COM
|pany. The train was loaded with mer.
|chandise and cottonseed meal. While
going up Grand Lake hill, 80 miles
north OF this place. the train broke in
Twain, wrecking Is cars, one Of which
was tank Of oil. The liquid was ig-
bited, and before the flames could be
xtinguished the cars of merchandise
Ind meal had been consumed.
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PONTA DEL GADA, Azores Islands,
Nov. A waterspout at Povociaco has
destroyed most ot that place and great
loss o. life III consequence Is reported.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Stength-Latest Govt Report
.3&:aa!l! g! Rsxassz RakiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

aeatn ne was tine president of the Min
nesota society Of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution.
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This One From Denver.
Fatally Cut In u Quarrel.

PORTSMOUTH, o., Nov. 4.-In q quar-
rel ever -o.itics West Arnold and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
TELEGRAPHIc BREyITIEs.

Thongs Turner was shot and killed. by
The two men We're intimate friends.
Grand lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen of Kansas and Colorado
is In session at Hutchinson, Kan. The order
Is touriShing.
has sunk in the lake, near there. The
boat Is believed to be a steamer.
Mrs. Columbus Delano, wife of the ex-
secretary of the interior, fell at Columbus,
o., and broke her hip. on account of her
age the accident may prove fatal.
Robert T; Swallow. well known labor
leader at Chicago. has been found dead in
the quarters of the county democracy. He
is believed to have committed suicide,
Miss Celia Rose, on trial at Mansfield. o.,
9r bd her mother and
VIII probably be sent to the asylum.
The International Typographical union.
by voting down motion that only printers
be allowed to work as machinsts on the
linotypes, has left the matter unchanged.
]. Edward Addicks and other directors of
the Bay State Gas company have been or
dered to appear in couri at Wilmington for
contempt In refusing TO produce the books
of the concern
James Lowe fatally wounded Addie schil-
court and then blew his own brains out.
The woman. loves mistress. was to have
been an important witness against him.
The Oakland Water comDanys big dis
tributIng reservoir broke its walls and
100000 gallons of water We're let loose with
n rush. flooding the streets. No serious
damage was done.
Miss Edith Shepard, second daughter of
Mrs. Elliot T. Shepard and granddaughter
of the late w. III. Vanderbilt, was married
at Scarborough, n. Y, to Ernesta Fabbri.
The brides gift from her mother was
N,00o0O0.
+. H. Hawkins, agent in charge of the
building which fell In New York a couple of
weeks ago while In course of construction
and killed two men, and the mason con-
tractor. D'Andrea, have been censured by
the coroner's jury.
In battle between moonshiners and dep
uty marshals In Pike county. Kentucky,
John Young was mortally wounded and an
other moonshiner dangerously hurt. The
officers captured five moonshiners who were
taken to Jackson for trial.
Architects at Nashville, heard papers by
j. w. Yost OF Columbus, o.: Dankmar Adj
Ter or Chicago +. w. Newton and Robert
Andrews OF Boston on the Influence of
Steel Construction and of Plate Glass on
the Development OF Modern Style"
American Institute OF Architects Is In
session at Nashville. Tam. About forty
prominent architects are present. and Pres
ident George Post OF New York Is presid-
Ing at the meetings. Finances and member
ship are reported TO be In good shape
The American street railway convention
at St Louis held secret session yester-
day. which was contrary To the understood
program. Papers by J. NJ Akarmaran OF
Worcester. Mass, and Richard Mcculloch
OF st. Louis on a Modern Power House"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
wHEELMEN's WANTS MADE KNOWN
some of Their Troubles which They
Want AbRted.

Nnnt AbHteu.
large and enthusiastic meeting of wheel
men assembled last night at the Young
Mems Christian association building TO or
ganize for the purpose of securing good
roads and formulate platform to present
to candidates OF all political persuasions en-
bodying the wants OF bicyclists.
The meeting was called to order by w.
A. Messick and w. A. Bouk was made sec
retary. After preliminary discussion a COM
mittee on platform reported the following,
which was adopted:
The wheclmen of Omaha, in mass con-
vention assembled for the purpose of Sc
estS and making their demands known. do
Resolve, That we demand such reasonable
legislation as Will secure better roads; the
removal of dead" street car tracks from
our public streets, and the abatement of the
continual flooding of streets by the present
the dirty condition. for the past season, of
our streets and demand that the principal
thoroughfares be kept clean. Be II further
Resolved. That we will heartily support
and use our influence to secure the selec-
tion of such candidates as VIII pledge them
selves to the support of the above demands.
and we will use all honorable means to de-
feat such candidates as are opposed to our
interests
Before adjournment a campaign commit
tee, with one member for each ward in the
city, was appointed, consisting Of the follow
ing: First ward, &c.; Second ward. John
d. Howe; Third ward, w. A. Messick; Fourth
ward. G. II. Burchard; Fifth ward, f. L.
Vandenberg; Sixth ward. f. w. Fitch; Sew
enth ward, f. II. Broadfeld; Eighth ward,
ID. j. O'Brien; Ninth ward, j. L. Livesey.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22


horse can be ridden TO death II is easy
20 do Il If you don't feed him nd if you
work him when he Is sick. man may ride
himself TO death in the same way Hard
work is n good thing for a man whose daily
nutrition repairs the daily waste. When he
begins Co run down hill he had Hctter look
out. When he begins 90 lose fle II, he will
begin TO lose vitality. lie will have to spur
himself more and more to keep himself.
going. Spurs are bad things to use IN either
horses or men. The man who drawing
out strength and vitality faster tlan he is
putting IL into his body needs d.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery T'.is is the
greatest blood maker and flesh builder in
the world. II Is a stimulating, purifying
tonic. II fills the blood full of ri, tncss and
helps all the digestive organs { d. their
work. II brings a good appetite, sound
sleep, solid muscle. II does not like cod
liver oil-producc only fabby, useless fat.
Corpulcnt people may take IL without be-
coming more neshy. The man who % not
eating we'll, or working well, OF slice ping
well or resting well frequently nee is Moth
ing else lie can get II at drug stores. He
should not let the druggist pcrsuf te nin to
try something else which is bett fol the
druggists profit.
TfiE CArsr or stcKNrss- when q c Doctor IL
called To see man, woman chi J. his first
question IL about the condition of the owels, If
they have not been freely open, he is ure to pre-
scribe something to open them lie me- do other
things, but this thing he will do Siits!y. He
knows better than any oiic else that nj. tenths
Of all human ailments come from the on cause
constipation lie NAV know but h. will not
tell you that Dr. Picrces Pleasant Pc lcts ere the
best aud most successful cure tot ctnstipation. Ct
lie will not tell you 80 because his rrc,cription
brings him 500, and the " Pleasant P:lstS will
lets In a little vial. one, a genu. 4 xative;
two a mild cathaTtic.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

introduce some shorthand method Of com
putntlon, how they are going to count the
majority in Pcnnsylvnnl.. but Mr.; BRYAN
has hopes OF Indiana. "a Voice He will
never get it.'D No, the people OF Indiana
love the flag and the constitution. They
sent out as many brave mon In proportion
TO their number as any state TO maintain
Lincoln's viCw OF the constitution, and
they arc not going TO surrender TO the boy
her debts honestly and insists that the
United States shall. She insists that us
there has been no stain on the iing, there
shall be no stain on our financial record
(ApplauseJ
At the college towns Of Bloomington and
Greencastle General Harrison covered much
the same ground that he had In his other
speeches.
Ex-Presiient Harrison made his second
visit to New Albany today In two years and
his coming was a signal for the most inn
posing republican demonstration. Accom-
panied by his party, he arrived by special
train from Evansville at o'clock and
spoke to an enthusiastic crowd of at least
10000 people at Scribner park, being intro
duced by Mr.. ~ T. Depauw, the one-timc
manufacturing prince. Booming cannon and
shriekiug whistles added to the noise made
by the cheering crowds General Harrison
spoke for thrty-fve minutes and severely
arrsigned the democratic party charging 1t
with direct responsibility for the panic of
1898 and subsequent Industrial depression.
His remarks were directed to the great num-
ber OF workrgmen OF New Albany who
have suffered greatly by the suspension OF
the numerous manufacturing enterprises
here. He denounced Mr.. Bryan as a quack
who was prescribing new dose for the sick
country brought to its pltiable condition
by democratic tariff legislation. He advised
that since his hearers could date all their
troubles back to 1892, the only recourse was
to cast their votes for candidate who stands
for conditions that prevailed prior to that
time. After the speech MIR. Harrison and
nartY loft ON q mnrLhhnmnl snecial train
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
NEw c,NpiDhrn ~ Nttasr w,np
Thomas Hayes Enters - ~ Petition
InMMLMnLc for LnmI -.IImnn

Thomas Hayes Enters ts ~ Petition
tHHdidntr Tor Cout .iImnn
Thomas Hayes has annout cd himself as
q petition candidic Cor cou ,ilman in the
First ward Mr Hayes has 'en a resident
" tho city Tor tcvcntccn yc, = and during
sixteen years u that time h, been resi-
drni taxpayer iu the First ard. wherc he
now owns ha osn home a.. a number Of
other pieces ot property Urou first COM
luE 40 Omaha h. was cmplo I'd as car in
flrrinf Tor the Union Pacific iau aftcrward
in TIE shops. lic served two and a half
years na upuclrl tsttsr "a the Eleventh
street yla1uri ail s'S Itd , hal years in
we regular pol GO iofcr z, guirg OF his
own it'' VIII. During tnp tine he was
u'h'I on the carpet Tor an' tnfrUctions OF
police discipline
Previous To cutaing O., Omaha he saw
HoNrhl'on years ~ scivt,c II 40 Uuted
hiatta army unl navy D., vri'sted I'm tho
marine corps IN Jul" 1851. am eryed in tho
south Atlantic squadron until .Iulv 1Ss5
llr ihtn enlisted ir the SiNtc, nth Infantry.
regular army. whore he serve. three wears
~ the expiration NJ that ter nv enlisted
IN the SECOND cavalry, scrvi live years
ON The plains illH next en stment was
in the Twenty thir1 infantry. where he
served i've years under Colon now Gen.
crnl ropplngcr At he conclu ion of this
enlistment be- received an honorable dis
charge from the service an located in
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
DEMOCRATS ANp rops CONFER
Delegation of the Lntcr wait ON tho
MnmLmnImLln LnmLrnl In In. IlcL--

Delegation of the Lnttcr wait on the
Democratic Central 20 nm ttcc.
The democratic central conn ttce met in
the rooms ~ The Jnclsunian chs last even.
Ing Tor the purpose of ira sactlng the
regular business of the body he resgna-
ton ~ Frcd ~ Lowe o. the Fis-h ward. as
candidate for the school boa a. was re-
cciyr1 and accepted aud the vacancy filled
by placing Dr. Nhinnoty from the sixth
ward. on the ticket: dele ition from
the popnlist city central .)mmi 'ee. headed
by J. w Logan, was present r the pur-
pose Of comforting with the bod In regard
to some plan Tor fusion on the city ticket
A number of the members the COM
mittcc sent In their rcEignatiD rs. due to
their removal from the various wards. and
new members were appointed In heir places.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
unIon GcncrnIr in Michignn.

JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 21.-After address,
ing crowd of over 1000 people at Char
lotte General Alger and his veteran cam
paigners arrived here at noon today. They
were escorted to Liberty square by a pa
rade of veterans General Sickles, in his
address. said that he had noticed in his
Journey through eleven states that when
they struck a place that was prosperous,
where there were good educational advan-
tages, that Mckinley sentiment prevailed
and that at places which had an appear
ance OF desolaton the Bryan supporters
were more numerous General Alger intro
duced Generals Martin. Stewart, Howard
and Corporal Tanner. who each made a few
remarks
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
silver Rnuy1in chase County.

IMPERIAL, Neb.I Oct 21.-(Special.)-
Last night A. G.. sheilenberger of Alma
delivered free. silver speech here. His
audience was fuzzy one-hslf republicans.
Chase county is solidly in the Mckinley
rank. 4lH
FREMONT. Oct. 2l.,-(Speciai)-Th Bryan
men completed the lexercises of the day
yesterday by holding meeting at Loves
opera house last evening. The building was
crowded Governor Holcomb and c. j..
Smyth made brief addresses. The principal
speech was by w, ID. Oldham of Kearney,
His speech was very radical
BLAIR. Neb., Oct 2l.-(Special. .)-Senator
w. V. Allen addressed the citizens OF Blair
last night When he started he had a good
sized house, but before he closed II had
dwindled one-half.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
ARE AFTER JOHN nuTLER's SCALP
ColOrcd Women Declare War On a
IpgisIutiye tOnuILutc.

The c0lored women Of Omaha have drawn
their knife against John Butler ana they
are determined that he shall rot go to the
legislature II they can prevent II. That's
what thirty of them said yesterday after
noon, when they assembled as the COlorcd
Wonens Mckinley and Hobart club. Each
and every one of the thirty husbands. whose
better half was present at the meeting, Is
TO receive his orders to this eject. He viii
be allowed TO vote for the entire republican
ticket from the presidential down to the
councimanic nominee, with one exception.
II he should dare vote for the legislative
candidate against whom the ban has been
declared he will find his coffee cold and
other things warm when he returns home.
u. j. Cornish was present at the meeting
and made an address. Everything he said
In reference to William Mckinley, protec-
tion, sound money. or the party that freed
the slaves was cordially received. But the
latter part OF his address was devoted to
an explanation CT Buffers shooting scrape
and here he didn't get on very we'll. His
remarks were coldly received. and as soon
as he had finished there was an uproar Of
protest Mrs Pratt the chairman, was the
first To get the floor, because she didn't
recognize any one else. She tCClt up Mr. But
Ter and tore him to shreds. II was declared
that he, as city marshal. shot negro In the
back OF the head some years ago simply
lewd white woman. The other colOred sis
ters enthusiastically endorsed every word
their eloquent chairman had said, and they
resolved that such man could not make
laws for them. The fact that he had not
come before the meeting himself. but had
sent some one else TO plead his cause only
further excited the women. The chairman
grew eloquent as she progressed. and the
excitement that her remarks occasiOued was
not unlike that when revival services are
at their height.
Aside from the Butler incident there was
nothing especially startling about the meet
ing. All the women pledged themselves TO
help make votes for Mckinley and Hobart.
Miss Lizzie Borroughs read paper on the
free silver falacy. II contained many facts
about the financial situation. and its con-
clusons were well drawn, This was fol-
lowed by the reading OF paper ON
'Woman's Opportunity" by MrS. Roe.
Buckncr and HragE Ia Wisconsin.
WATERFOWL. wis, Oct. 2l.-Mors than
l.5OO people assembled at the Milwaukee
depOt this morning to meet the speCial
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
Herring contest niec,ion case.

BEATRICE. Oct .-(Special)-A hearing
was had yesterday In tho contest case
wherein the popullst managers claim a re-
publican free silver convention has nom
mated a candidate for representative (ioaO
in the Thirty-third district, composed OF
Gage and Saline counties. The county clerk
withholds his decision until Friday. after
which. II Is understood, criminal proceedings
will be Instituted against the parties lllng
the pretended republican Ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
CONSOLIDATE THE THREE cLuns.
Hebrew Republicans Get Together In
One Organization.

Hebrew Repubiicnns Get TOScthcr IN
One Organization.
mass meeting of Omaha Hebrews was
held at Knights of Labor hall last even
ing, and an organization perfected which
numbers almost 500 Mckinley men, members
from the three prominent Jewish political
clubs, the Nebraska Israelite Republican
club the Omaha Hebrew Republican club
and the Russian American Mckinley Hobart
club being represented. complete list OF
new officers were elected, and the name OF
Russian-American Mckinley y-Hobart club OF
Omaha was adopted The officers elected
were: A. Monsky, president; b. Meyer vice
president; NJ. Belrpan. secretary, and j.
Lesser, treasurer,aTA general committee,
composed of L. NoYitsky, ]. Back and Joe
Levine. was empowered to look after the
general interests, of the club. and an execu-
tive committee as, follows was appointed: J.
Meyer, M. Swart1 and H. Lapidus. The club
declares itself as first last and all the time
for sound money, and unalterably pledged to
vote the straight republican state ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

Political Developments HIVE Con-
nrmch NicNs He When ENnresscd.

Political Developments HIVE Com
firmcd views He Then Expressed.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2l-Archbishop Ire
land today authorized the following state
ment. concerning the published dispatches
under Rome date, stating the pope was
vexed with the archbishop for the position
he has taken on the political situation:
There is no truth whatever in the state
ment. What the purposes are OF those
who make this and similar statements |
do not know As to my letter. published
a week ago, on the political situation, 1t
remains, so far as | am concerned, in full
force. Developments of political matters.
so far as observed by me, confirm me In
all the statements | then made and lead
me to renew them today. with yet stronger
emphass -
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

urni,n uron which were q ncrals Buckner
anu WaW The arrival o the train was
,tg''oo,l ~ "nh muslc, grca cheering and
,,t.,t "',Ut ul ahVH Man were dlsap.
rnn,n,,' Nv nov seeing Gcncru Palmer. Great
,h'.W went ~ Tor tlcncf 4 praFe who
mauo brlct hut telling e,ch General
hurhncr made ,cn.mluut, sprcch ON the
money question aud WIS ,nthusIastIco,Iv
rhcerrd ''"''''"''S
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
ROSWELL p. FLOWER oN THE STUMP
Ex-Govcrnor of New York VIII Probn-
bly, visit Omultn,

CFVCAGo, Oct. 21.-Ex-Governor Roswell
p. Flower of New York left Chicago this
afternoon in the private car of President
Gable of the Rock Island railroad for an
extended tour through Iowa and Minnesota.
speaking in the interests OF the Palmer and
Buckner campaign.
Among the party which accompanied Gov
ernor Flower were Hon. w S. Forman. Mrs.
Flower and Mrs. C. Vey Holman of Maine.
It is possible the journey may be extended
to a flying vislt to Omaha aud Topeka.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
One Pointer for the Farmer.

KEARNEY, Oct 2l.-(Speclal.)-J. p. Glib
bons, an extensive grain dealer In this city,
received letter from one OF his customers
in Denver a few days ago. with reference
to future shipments CT grain. In II he says:
Should we fail to elect Mckinley we Will
need no more Nebraska corn. so you people
in Nebraska do not want to fail in doing
your duty" This is a good pointer for Ne
braska farmers who think that free silver
will boom their grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

ana when T. had suhsldcd the glec club sans
smother eau paiEn soma
Candidates Rudhnruugh singleton. tut,
man and Con who are seeking legislative
honorH mado short addresses There were
elro brief speeches by ". ~ Hall ana ftbnk
McNaVcn u was announced that there
would hr another biz rally oi r1urrd 10.
nuhllrnna hl NnnIh Omaha InnIrhI
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
Contributing to Kansas Rallies.

SUPERIOR. Neb., Oct. 21.-(Special.) .)-One
of the greatest republican rallies ever held
in this section was at Rubens, Kan, eight
miles SOUTH today. General Prentiss and
ex- Governor Morrill, were the speakers.
Superior has sent a full delegation, the Nc
Kinley club, band and many citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
COLORADO is TO HAVE a FLAG DAY
Governor Mcintyre Asks People to
InfmrI the stnrs nnM stripes.

UnfurI the stars md stripes.
DENVER, Oct. 2l.-Tn accordance with the
suggestions of William j. Bryan and Chair
man Jones of the democratic national COM
mittee. Governor Mcintyre today issued a
proclamation calling upon all good citizens.
irrespective of party affiliations. to display
the national flag on the 3lst of October.
Mayor McMurray also issued proclama-
tion today in line with that of the governor
and similar action will be taken in all the
cities and towns of Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
Arouse No Enthu.insm.

TEcUMsEH. Neb.. Oct. 2l.-(speciai Tele-
gram)-A sparsely attended popocratic meet
ing here tonight was addressed by Hon. ].
N. Meserye and Hon. W. Il. Porter. The
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
Before
Retiring

take Ayers Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work.
Ayers Cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect
ual remedy for constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayers Cathartic
Pills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayers is
THE PILL THAT WILL.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

gentlemen were unsuccessful IN stirring up
| silver enthusiasm In the course of their ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

BucLner and HraGE la Wisconsin.
WATERFOWL. wis, Oct. 2l.-More than
/ 500 people assembled at the Milwaukee
depot this morning to meet the special
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22
AMERICA GOOD ENOUGH.

The speaker alluded to tho adverse report
OF the committee of the Chicago labor union
that recently investigated the condition OF
labOTlng men OF Mexico. He spoke briefly
OF tho evils attendant upon policy OF free
trade. He told how wheat and silver had
parted con pany, and gave reasons why the
farmers, as well as the laborinG man. should
vote the republican ticket. In conclusion he
said: I'm glad to greet you tonight. my
fellow citizens. This is our country. Let
them talk about Liberia all hney want. We
don't go there. Africa is no longer our
country We came to this country with the
white man, We helped him fell the first
trees and with him we titled the virgin
soil We made cotton king, and helped an
induStry tina. poured into this country the
wealth OF Europe. have travelled In foreign
lands, and have seen the laborer In many
cimes but | have always returned repeat
Ing 70 myself
Lives there g man with soul so dead
Who nqver TO himself hath said,
This ~ my own. my native landF
Senator Green was greeted With prolonged
applause on the conclusion Of his speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-22

Let me. say, In conclusion. that / spent
some time this summer i'm the east, and |
bring you the assurance that there will
he no democratic state east of the Allie
ghany mountains. The great Empire state
will roll up majority for Mckinley that
viii take them until Christmas to count
Connecticut, that has almost Invariably
been democratic, will have majority for
Mckinley. New Jersey, always democratic,
Will give 10000 majority for Mckinley