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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
REFORMERS ONLY TOOLS.
Evidence tina, High British Omciai, Backed
the Raid.

PREroRtA, May I. - Burrhers OF
influence are gathering from all sides
and begging the government to totally
abolish the sentence imposed upon
Hammond, Rhodes, Phillips, Farrar
and the other s~o-called rcfprmerS
What influence this will have upon
President Kruger and his advisers re.
mains TO be seen, though it is currently
reported that the executive court has
decided to impose "a sentence Of five
years penal scrvitudc and Punishment
for life upon the foul leaders. To
Justify such severe treatment, IL is
said the executive council refers to
the records OF the trial.
kilograms were put in evidence
which, from n cipher key found in
Dr.. Jamescu's baggage when he was
made prisoner by the Beers after the
fight at Dprnkoop, proved beyond
doubt, it was claimed, the completely
Of the British South Africa company
with the johannesburg reform leaders
and DR.. JumcsOn's raid. The company.
it is alleged, opened II credit of s.. OOO,-
ODJ in the namc of Colonel Francis
Rhodes in johannesburg, to be used
to organize the raid. and sent a mes.
sage asserting that the Times OF Lon
don had n cable dispatch from Capo
Town saying that TO delay the Jane.
son affair would be i%mprudcnt.
1t is also claimed that the Ira ms
vaal government is in possession OF
additional documents. not produced nt
the trial, which compromise notable
pnrsonagcs aud officers in South Africa
and elsewhere. 1t has been proved
that kilograms in great numbers were
exchanged between the four reform
leaders and Cecil Rhodes, then premier
of Cape Colony, aud Rutherford llar-
ris, secretary OF the British chartered
South Africa Company at Capctown,
and DR.. Jameson, when the latter was
at pitSanL
A press representative was allowed
to visit the prisoners last evening.
lie found the three Englishmcu well,
but l%lammond's health is causing con.
siderable anxiety to his friends. His
sentence caused "A reaction after the
great rive strain he had been
under for so long, but to-day lie il
said 70 be as well as possible under
the circum stances. He may be allowed
to procure better food and other com
forts. The four are confined in n
small room and are treated with con
sidrratiOu. In view of the bad state
Of ~!iammond'> health every possible
influence Is being brought 10 bear on
President Kruger in hi, behalf.
Mrs. Kruger, wife ot the president
has sent messages of sympathy to the
familic: of the condemned men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
GIVEN CATHOLIC BURIAL
Funeral OF riii Taylor Occurs at Carro''-
ton, Missouri.

CAppotrroy, Mo, May 2.-Thc fu-
neral of Bill Taylor took place from
the Catholic church here at ; o'clock
this afternoon. The body was buried
in Mount st. Mary's cemetery, two
miles north of town. 1t was Taylor's
reuucst that his body be taken to La
clede, forty miles north of here, and
buried in the old lount burying
ground, where some of his relatives
lie, but Mrs. Taylor sent II telegram
to Father Kennedy telling HIM that
she wished to have her husband buried
by his Catholic friends. Bits wife
and mother and Mrs. George Taylor
and Mrs. ID. MINIS and Albert Taylor
came here from Bogard this morning
and went at once to the home OF DR..
Tull, who was responsible for Bills
convention to the Catholic church and
the illustrations offered by Father
Kennedy.
The grief Of Mrs. william Taylor
seems almost inconsolahlc. The men
tai strain to which she has.bcen sub
jected caused her to break down
Wednesday and she left the bed to
come to the funeral to-day. She says
she believes her husband was innocent
and she never thought he would DO
banged. Bill's mother also shows
signs of deep grief. None of them
would talk to anyone except intimate
friends.
BillS body lay in a vacant room in
the rear of an undertaker's establish
mcnt all last night, gnarded by the
employees of the place. Up to u late
hour last night a crowd of people
stood around the doors trying TO get
a glimpse OF the casket.
Only "a few persons asked pcrmis-
sion TO see the body to-day. IL re-
manned at the undertaking establish
mcnt until a few minutes before the
hour set for the services at the church
Father Kennedy preached a short SER
mon az the church. Mrs. Taylor cx-
pressed much gratitude to Mr.. Tull
hnl his niece. Mrs. NonArb, for tho
interest they took in his religious well
fare, and she told them that she was
glad he had chosen their faith. Tho
simplest ceremonies marked the
burial. Il. NJ. kneisley, Ralph Lozier,
X. L. kueen, Charles Pattison, Charles
Kelly, John Collopy, Charles Glceson
and Adolph Brocl<smith acted as pail
bearers. The funeral was attended
OV Dniy Int!Nnhle lrlcnuS anu iclhJlVeS.
The complete story Of Eli Taylor's
cipher cCde has now been disclosed.
Letters written in this cipher between
Bill and his wife were a means of
communication between Fill. locked
up in the Jackson county jail, and
George, at large. Bill was thus IN
formed OF plans for his rescue and this
was one OF the reasons for his remark
able composurc and hopcfuIness.
However. the cipher was uuraveled.
The officers discovered twice, by
reading the cipher letters, the where
abouts of George Taylor, but failed to
capture him, although posses Of men
went out, only to find the bird had
flown. Furthermore, they learned OF
a plan to rescue Bill from the Jackson
county jail on Tuesday night, April
II, and frustrated the plan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
DEFINED.
senator 1!ll Presents u New Measure e.
Cover Al Possible Cases.

WASHINGTON, May L-Scnato,
I'M from the committee on judiciary
to-day submitted u report upon the
bill IN relation TO c~ontempts of United
states courts, presenting Il new bill rs
the result of the committees deliber.
atoms. II defines direct contemp.s
To he those committed during the
sitting of II court or u Judge in
chambers in its or his presence, all
other contcmpts being indirect.
IL provides for the immediate
and summary punishment of direct
contempt without written accusation.
The provision TOR tho punishment Of
contempt committed not in the courts
presence, aS IN ,hc Dcbs case, Is as fol.
lows; That uppu the return of an
officer or a process or an affidavit duly
hicd showing any person guilty of in
direct contempt, Il writ of attachment
or other lawful process may issue
anu such person be arrested and
brought before the court: and
thercupon u written accusation, set
ting forth Succinct!y and clearly the
facts alleged to constitute such
contempt Shall be filed and the ac-
cuscd required to answer the same
- 49, ''''l ANAhP wv tllilt anu
place of hearing and the court NAV
on proper showing extend the time
50 a. to give the accused a reasonable
opportunity To purge himself of
such contempt After the answer, or
IN ease of refusal 10 answer, the court
may proceed to hear the accusation
upon such testimony rs may be pro.
duced. II the accused answer, the
trial shall proceed upon testimony
produced rs in criminal eases and he
shall be confronted with the witnesses
against him, but such trial shall be by
the court, or in its discretion upon
Application by the accused, 4 trial by
jury may be held rs in any criminal
case. IL found guilty, Judgment shall
be entered accordingly, prescribing
the punishment"
The biil allows appeal to the Su.
preme court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
TILLM AGAIN.
The South Caroiinlan Attacks Senator
Hin and tho President.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Scnator Till.
man of South Carolina made a speech
in the Senate this afternoon savagcly
attacking Senator Hill and President
Cleveland. lie declared that Mr., Hill
represented tho b%ondholdcrs and
bankers and not the people. lie pre-.
dicted reputation of bonds and inter
est if bond issues were carried much
further, To which Mr.. Hill coolly sug-
geStcd: ''And II you cant have that /
suppose you'll have bloodsled?"
Mr.. Tillman declared that the Presi.
dent Stands as the tool of tho classes"
and represents only the mighty dollar.
Grover Cleveland, John Sherman and
John Carlisle, lie declared, are AT.
tiuities."
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
ONLY TWO BATTLESHIPS.
The Senate Agrees to Mr.. Germans
Amendment la Economy. interest.

Amendment la Econony's Interest.
WAsuISGToN, May 2.-Mr. sherman
secured the passage of n bill in the
Senate to-day appropriating $4,000
for the expenses Of the Bering sea
commission, soon to meet ut san
Francisco.
Tho naval appropriation bill was
then taken up, the question being on
Mr.. Germans amendment, reducing
the number of battlcships from four,
Us reported, to two. without further
speeches u yea and nay vOte was then
taken, resulting in the adoption of
the German amcnlment-3l to 2;-as
follows.
IeaS-Repub,icans, Baker, Calling.
or, Nelson, Pettigrew. Pritchard, Shcr-
man, Warren, Wilson and WGlcott.
Democrats, Bates, Berry, Blanchard,
Chiffon, George, Gorman, liill, Jones
of Arkansas, Mills, Mitchell OF Wis
ccnsin, Pasco, Pugh, Roach, Turpic,
Vest, Villas, Walthall and White; Pop.
ulists, Alien, kple, Petfer, Butler.
Nays-ltepubljcans, Brown, Cannon,
Carter, Clark, Davis, Frye, lloar, ll.w-
ley, Lodge, Mcbride, McMillin, Man
tie, Mitchell OF Oregon, Perkins, Platt,
Quay, Scwell, Shoup, squire, Teller;
Democrats, Bacon, blackburn, Daniel,
Faulkner, Gibson, lrby; populists,
Stewart.
Mr.. Allen of Nebraska followed
with al amendment striking out all
battlcshlps which was defeatcd--lo
To Al
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
IN COUNCIL.
Tho Cleveland ouadricnniai Conference
Called to Order.


CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2.-Thc gavcl
Of the venerable bishop bowman fell
this morning u: . o'clock, and the gem
cral quadrennial conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church was
opened in Central armory. Three
thousand people were in the hall, and
on the floor were white men and black
men, delegates from Norway and
Sweden and from India and Japan,
and nearly every other country GA the
globe.
Bishop Bowman announced that the
bible which will he used in the SER
vices was the one used by John Wesley
in his study in England, and presented
to TIE conference some years ago.
Bishop Ninde read from this book
the 1881 Psalm. Bishop Vincent read
the hymn, after which prayer was
offered by Bishop Foster, that per-
sonal ambition might be stiiled and
that harmony should rule. The Rev.
William Burt OF Rome, Italy, followed
in a reading Of the Scriptures, after
which Bishop Taylor Of Africa read
the hymn. The Rev. DR.. Upham of
Drew Theological seminary offered
prayer, which cIOscu the UcVOtlOnul
services
When the devotional exercises were
over, Secretary Monroe began to call
the roll. When the name of Lydia A.
Irimble was announced n delegate
was Immediately on his feet with a
motion that her name be ommitted
until n committee should determine
whether her election was legal. For
a moment it looked as if the fight had
started,T but Bishop bowman refused
to entertain the motion, as he declared
the convention was not organized.
The tumultuous applause which fol-
lowed the ruling OF the chair indicated
the strength of the woman suffrage
faction. As the names of the other
women delegates were called no ex.
ception was taken. The conference
decided to fill the vacancies from the
reserves, and to adopt the rules vi the
| last pDnfprAnpp
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Mrs. Boo,h-rucker Seriously Ill

SAN F~RANCIsCo, My :. - Mrs.
Booth.Tuckcr is very i'll and it is now
keep her engagements in California
and Oregon. While in India she had
the hsiatic cholera and, although
recovery seemed complete at the
time, she has been n sufferer annually
from the effects of the disease. Her
physical ailments, united to tho great
nervous strain she has been under
since her arrival in this country, the
loss Of her child and the detection of
her brother from the army, have
caused a complete breakdown,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
PETERS PRAISES MORRILL,
The business Record of the Kansas Gov
ernor Landed.

TorEKA, Kan, May L-Ey-Con-
gresham :. Il. Peters this forenoon
gave the newspapers the following
statement declaring his loyalty TO
Governor Morrill's candidacy for r~
nomination:
The administration of which Gov.
ernor Morrill, is the head has been a
business record equaled by few, IL
any, of the prior state administra.
tons. Personally, ! have been in
favor OF Governor Morrill's rcnomina.
ton, and have supported his candi-
dacy, and shall continue to do SO, and
use my influence to sccure for him
and the other members OF the admin
is,ration the Endorsement which /
think they deserve
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Spain In Danger Of Famine.

MADRID, May IA meeting Of the
cabinet was held yesterday to con
slider the serious condition in Spain
due to drouth which has almost de.
stroyed the cereal crops, II was de-
cided to enter upon the organization
of relief work, Unless there is rain
before the middle of May the loss
from drouth will amount to $3.50, O00,-
0Oo. The cabinet is considering the
advisnbili,y of abolishIng the duties
on foreign grain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
FLED THE
Confidential Men OF Chicago Packers ia
Not Want TO Give Testimony,

CnIcNGo, May The confidential
men of many Chicago packers have
fled from this country. They do not
want to sit in the witness chair and
tell a federal Judge what they know
about violations Of the antitrust and
railway laws,
Uncle sam has been vigorous in
laying plans for a prosecution of many
of the Chicago packers. Evidence has
been gathered, and it will be given to
the federal grand jury, which meets
Ia "a few DAYS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Two Shots by IN NcInr.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 80. Ed.
ward X. Bethel, a member of
the "HIoodmau Blind company now
playing at the Grand opera house.
Boston. attempted 10 shoot his wife, o
member of the William Il. Crane com.
pany, now playing in this city, at the
Hotel Heubalin, late this afternoon.
Five shot were fred, but none Of them
took effect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Waithali for President.

JACKSON, Miss, May 1.-The Dem.
ocratic state convention declared
for free silver, and instructed
its delegation to vote for no man for
President or vice President who is not
fully and une%quivocally in favor OF
that priaciple, A resolution instruct
ing the delegates for Senator Walt
hall.for President was adopted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
The Eureka, Kan, DeNAtocA Broken.

EUREKA, Kan, April so."-The dead
lock in tho Republican judicial con-
vcntion was broken this morning on
the eO1th ballot, Il. /" Davis Of this
city being nominated. The ballot
stood IA for Davis and Il for Scott on
h 2O6th ballot, A caucus was held
and Judge Aiken Withdrew from the
race, Butler county then gave votes
to Davis and . to Scott.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Sound Money Won In Michigan.

DETROIT, Mich, May l.--Sound
money won n complete victory when
the Michigan Democratic State con-
vention adjourned shortly after 8
o'clock last night. On the questions
which were closely contested This VIC
tory was accomplished by the narrow
of ~ majority, out of u total
of some 800 votes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
a New Pest Appears at Nevada, Mo

NEVADA, Mo. May IA new pest
made its appearance here yesterday
in the form OF millions OF small green
worms. They appeared TO spring out
Of the ground, and In an hour many
trees were dcnuded Of their foliage.
They attack all kinds OF trees, maple,
elm, fruit and ash, with equal vo-
racitY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Mr.. Gresham's Last Resting riaca.

WAsnISor9N, May Arrangements
have been made for the removal Of
The body of ex-Sccretary Gresham
from its present resting place in oak,
woods cemetery, Chicago. to Airing
ION cemetery. this city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
M AGAINST WOMEN
Open Talk of q Split In tho Methodist
Sect if Fair Delegate, Win.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May The
German delegates to the Methodist
genera! conference are leading the
opposition To the admission OF women.
some of them have said that if tho
four women who have been elected
delegates TO the conference are ad-
United, all the German lay members
OF the church will secede. They have
issued a strong protest, and some of
the prominent ministers recognize the
fact that tho opposition threatens the
unity of the church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Cotton Pest in Texas.

GEoIoETowN, Tex, May 3.-Reports
from Kennedy and Runge, in the
southwestern portion of the state, say
the Mexican weevil is playing havoc
with the cotton, and that in some n
stances whole fields have been ADAM
I,ynl
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Europe's Labor Day Quiet.

LONDON, May a.--Iabor day sccms
TO be passing as quietly n usual here.
The only incident ont of the usual
run was a gathering OF Socialists in
Hyde Park, but the attendance was SO
small there was nothing more than
the disorder natural TO large as
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
B~ILLTAYiOR HANGED
PLUNGED THROUGH THE
DEATH TRAP.
To Asccnds the SraTold with steady step
and Meet. tia tatc without flinching
AIcttrr to thc puhilc-Condcmned Man
Declares iilmsrif Innorrnt.

Declares ii!i''r'' innprrh'.
-
C,p,o,,-oy ~, No, mn
r,yIor tho m,rl,rer ~ ,lc Nrnlk,
s],,nily vh,s, b,,,in, Ten 90, rnr If
,,clocl, This m,r,in, tens yisi,cd NJ Q
o'elocl ,bis ,n,.,inT by his attorneys.
CnInnal III. vt.,,i1 Cna,Liirr pnsscIi
"O ~ -
Nue's'ey "n' "i'P" i'o"'e'' "s''p
thanNe" theu Ior Ihc'r ''t'It9s "or"
IN ms behaii. layIor asked Mr. 'onK-
ling II there could be no hope for n re-
spite at the last moment. The lawyer
said there could not.
..W,ll ifIh,l ,hir,v d,ys mora 7
,,o,ia ,n,or Lo L,,[,,1 > s,iI nm
- - '~' =,
iney are hanging an 'nn"cc"' man
As the lawyers tool, l,av, of Eiil. hc
handed Colonel Hale a letter marked
.To the Public"
.,Tbul's nv la,t aud ONLY s..,c-
mcn,," he said.
IL reads:
II have only thi, statcmcn..o make.
ought not TO suffer a, | am com.
PEELED to do. Pre- iudicc and ucriury
rDnvIptpH mo
.pv tina ,onv;c,,,, ,ny ,o,olv ,,is,
na,. 49,. XIII
" W W Wv "'''"' NY o'o,v' a'o
,haue orphans IN "a coIu world my
brothers TO mourn ana friends to
weep, You hasten my gray haired
father and mother to their graves.
''Ihe mobs and hat element have
bounded me To the grave. | had At
least hoped To live till the good peo-
ole realized the injustice dorc mo, but
am prepared to meet my God, and |
now wing my way to the great un-
known. There | believe every one il
properly Judged.
81 hope my friends will all meet mo
in heaven. | believe | am going
there.
Good bye all. w. i. Taylor"
The doomed man came ont OF tho
side door of the Jail through good
AIRS cummings Kitchen. Taylor, car
lying II crncihN' walked between
'peril, Alien and STANLEY. Father
Kennedy followed, chanting. lay
'''s step was steady. HIS eyes were
So Stra'ght IN the 'front.'. lie had told
INC ShcrlH Jnst before leaving ms cell
tnht ne ulu nov wish 10 say anything
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Exactly Is minutes and - seconds
.lapscd betvrcp lIiIl Tovlor's pluu,,
,bropgh tho tran md ,hr las, heat u,
LJs ,sI., MIA L,Iu h,,, ,n.ni,a
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''''" S'uo " ,'"' II vac 'e"uo' SP',"H
pree@e' exactly e'chtec nc
fore sheriff Alien released the rope'
The crowd, still holding hats in hand,
p~ushed'and struggled 10 see the dead
mans face. When the bluck can aut
rope were removed the face that wa,
disclosed awed the struggling men.
atm " 49,. "A 4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
swi,,eriand's Exposition opened.

GENEVA, May e.-The national ex.
hibition was opened to-day by Vice
President Deucher in the presence OF
the government officials, members Of
the diplomatic corps, many foreign
visitors aud u Large attendance Of
people.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
A 5.year.Oid Blsy clis,'s Record.

FoRT WoRrE, Tex, May e~.-Charles
McAdams, jr., the 5.year-old cham
pion bicyclist, to-day made one-quar.
ter mile in IA Ia seconds, lowering his
former record of AZ i.6 seconds made
at Evansville, Ind, October o, last.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Hlii Doolin Indicted Tor Three Murders.

PERRY, okla, May ?.-Nill Doolin
was indicted at saltwater late last
evening for the murder of Deputy
United States Marshals LATE Shadlcy.
Richard Sheed aud Thomas poston at
ingalls,, forty miles east of here, Sep
tcmber i,lsa5. There arc from twenty
To forty charges hanging over Doolin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Mckinley and Cahoon.

MAIsHrIErp, Mo-, May 2.-The Re-
publicans of the Thirteenth congress
sional district Endorsed Mckinley for
president and Cahoon for governor.
Charles Parsons of st. Francois, and
q. j.. Root, of Wright, were elected
delegates to the st. Louis convention.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
American Mechanics Lose bv Fire.

PnILApELp HIA, Mny!.-The six
story brick building OF the Junior Or.
der United American Mechanics was
entirely destroyed by fire last night.
Loss about $40, 001.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Married on Sight Mt Atohison.

ArcnusoN, Kan. May 2.-B.F +. Agee,
n Doniphan county farmer, and Mrs.
Sarah Harmon Of Van Buren,, Ark,
met for the first time in Atchison last
Wednesday and were married. They
became acquainted through a matri.
monial paper. Both have been mar.
ried before. Agee is 50 years old and
the bride Is q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Drought Distress a., r,d,.

SIMLA, May 2-The distress owing
to tho drought in tho Northwest
provinces is u%nexampled. II is csti-
mated that 100000 persons are ems
ployed on relief work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
Two Hundred Persons Drowned.

SHANGHAI, May IA collision oc-
Cured at Woosung Thursday morning
between the steamers New Chwang
and On Wo. The latter sank, and over
600 persons, mostly Chinese, were
drowned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-08
= ueadiSs. Corpse Near Hay. City.

HAYS CRY. Aprll 30,--A headless
body of a man was found in the hills
twelve miles northeast Of Hays City.
The sheriff and coroner are holding an
inquest
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