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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
STOPPED THw IMPERIAL TRAIN.
Russian Royalty Scared by Visions of
n NihtIist Plot.

BERLIN. Nov. "a special from Lem,
berg, Austrian Poland says that the Dzlen-
mix Polskiu of that place announces from
st. Petersburg that a train conveying the
dowager czErina, the Grand Duchess Olga
and the grand dukes, Michael and Nicholas,
was suddenly stopped in the open country
between Sumbatowo and Batholw, owing to
the loosening of the screws OF the Joints of
the locomotive. Several officers of the
Sumbatowo railroad station, it is stated
are under arrest, as suspicion is entertained
that the accident was the result OF con
spiracy. No confirmation OF this story has
heen obtained
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
MUST PAY A VERY MIG JUDGMENT.
samuel BARKER of silver Creek, Ncb.,
Sccures u Ncrdict for SS.OOO.

CHEYENNE, Nov. Especial Telegram.)
In the United States court here today
Samuel Barker of Silver Creek, Neb, OBJ
tanned judgment of $4,000 against Robert
Smiley of Rawlins, Wyo. In 1892 Barker
contracted to purchase 1900 sheep from
Smiley aud made an advance payment of
$4,000. When the time for delivering the
sheep arrived Smiley, under the claim that
Barker had not complied with his CON
tract in reference to payment of the balance
due on the transaction sold the sheep on
the market and retained the advance pay
ment OF 81. 900 as damages sustained by low
figures realized on the sale. Barker sued
to recover AMI the case has been before the
courts several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
KANSAS suFFRAGIsTs At TOPEKA.
Disappointed that Susan II. Anthony
md Annn Shaw Cannot Attend.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 9.-Tonight the first
session of the thirteenth annual convention
OF the Kansas Equal Suffrage association was
held at representative hall Fifty delegates
are expected to It, and many members of
the association from all parts Of the state
will attend, The women have been disap-
pointed by the news that Susan b. Anthony
Rev. Anna II. Shaw and Carrie Chapman
Gait will not be here during the convention
They have been conducting a suffrage cam
paign in California and will return from
there some time this week. They viii not
stop in Topeka, but will 20 to Kansas City,
where they attend the Missouri suffrage
convention. November l3 and IA. A recep-
ton TO Miss Anthony will be held at the
train while here, II 1t can be arranged.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
DH. PARKHunsT's SOCIETY GETS 1T.
Societies for Prevention of Crime and
of NIcc ElgLI OAcr Icuuc,:

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-1he supreme court
OF this county today decided In favor OF the
Society for the Prevention OF Crime. OF
which Rev. Dr. parlihurst is president, and
against the Society for the Prevention of
Vice. OF which Anthony Comstock is the
head. in constructing the will OF the late
Charles Bathgate Beck. who died at Rich
field Springs. n y. October II. 1893. Beck
left an estate valued at s5,0O0,O 600 and as
a resduary legatee the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Crime comea In for $500 900. The
Society for the Prevention OF Vice claimed
after the will was filed that the testator
clearly intended the bequest for them and
that the lawyers In drawing the Will mis-
took the names OF the two societies.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

CASPER, Wyo, Nov 9.-(Special.)--Th
stockmen in the vicinity of Pine mountain,
in this county are arranging for a big
wolf hunt. Pine mountain Is infested by
great many gray wolves mountain lions
and bear. One hundred hunters and horse
men are expected TO join the hunt and 1t
is expected that a great deal OF big game
will be killed. The hunt will be directed
by Joe Jay and Thomas Hood.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Ex-senator Reagan SIN Lives.

FALESTINE, Tex, NOV s.-There Is no
truth in the report that ex-United States
Senator John b. Reagan. the only surviving
member of the confederate cabinet, is dying.
John Reagan was taken very i'll October 2l
and great alarm was felt. but the fever left
him and he is now considered much better.
He is able to sit up and though feeble will
probably be well enough to fight for democ-
racy for many years yet
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Insane Nam. Doub,e Crime.

CHARLESTON, S. Co. Nov. AT st.
Stevens, forty miles from Charleston. says
Post special. Fred Van zebeler, at p. m.
yesterday shot his wife twice and then him
self through the temple. The wife was
only slightly hurt while Van Zabeler died
last night Van zabeler was a young bust
ness man OF good family. but had been sick
and been in an insane asylum last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

ST, louis, Nov "a special to The Post
Dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark, says: Judge
Carlin OF the United States court today
passed on the conflict OF Jurisdiction with
Indian Territory courts and his decision is
a great Victory for Indian Territory courts
He holds that they have jurisdiction over
all cases where outside commissioners ex-
amlnatIons were not held prior to septem-
Der /.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
GOOD RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.
Iowa Institutions Making Improve
mcnts nnd rrcnnring for nmsincss.

mcnts nnd preparing Tor Bustucss.
DES MONIES Nov. Especial Tele-
gram )--The Des Moines and Liverpool
Packing company of this city opened its
plant today and began killing hogs, the first
time in six months. II is one of the re-
suits of election. One hundred and fifty
men are employed.
G.. Van Ginkel today let the contract for
building a large warehouse for the William
Deering Harvester Machine company. which
will open an Iowa agency and distributing
establishment here. The establishment Of
the business was contingent on MCKinlcy's
election.
Saturday the sale of the bonds OF the
Keokuk Western road to cover the line
from Gainesville, Mo. to Kansas City. was
completed in New York The road has been
broadened from narrow to standard gauge.
The line extends from this city to Gaines
VILE and in the spring it will be extended
Into Kansas City, there to connect with
the Kansas City, Pittsburg e. Gulf. and
make a through line from here to the gulf.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
TALE OF SPANISH CRUELTY
Frederick Graycroft and His Wife Attacked
by Enraged Soldiers,
lER.CANS ASSAULTED IN THEIR HOME
Full Particulars of the Outrage Sent
to Secretary Olncy-Soidicrs
Murder Nineteen People
I'm Cold Blood.

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 9.-Advices from
Havana last night give details of an out
rage upon an American citizen and butchery
Of nineteen non-combatant Cubans, includ-
ing four women, by Spanish soldiers. The
massacre occurred last Thursday near the
town of San Jose de las Lays, Havana
province. A detachment Of Spanish soldiers
surprised six insurgents, who, howeve-, made
their escape, which angered the Spaniards
and they began to raid the houses in the
neighborhood, alleging that the inhabitants
were in sympathy with the rebels.
The Spaniards went to the sugar estate Of
Frederick Graycroft, who came from Indiana
about three years ago.. Some Of the soldiers
entered the house and some of them seized
Mrs. Graycroft and assaulted her. The
husband, in desperation. rushed to his wite's
aid, but was struck down by sword in the
hands of an officer Tive terrible gashos
were made in his back and his right arm
was nearly severed.
The Spaniards looted the house took $3.50
in cash and then raided other houses on
the estate. They burned eight building and
shot and killed nineteen inmates, four of
whom were women.
Graycroft. when he recovered sufficiently
wrote to Vice Consul Springer at Havana
1t is understood that the vice consul cabed
a full account OF the outrage to Secretary
Oney.
The Spanish authorities in Havana are
greatly disturbed because several thousand
insurgents from Gomezs army have entered
Matanzas province. So serious does Weyler
consider the situation that he has withdrawn
5000 troops from Pinar del Rio and dis
patched them into Matanzas to stay their
advance.
During the siege and subsequent capture
nf h,s h, tln
Spaniards lost 2G0 killed and wounded
Three hundred and seventy Spaniards sur
rendered to CaliXto Garcia, commanding the
besiegDg force Garcia sent word to Gen
eral Castcllanos that they would be eX-
changed for Cubans held by the Spaniards.
HAVANA. Nov Captain General Wey-
Ter has taken the field in person against
the insurgents under Antonio Maceo in the
province OF Pinar del Rio and reliable news
received from the front indicates that the
Spanish columns are approaching close to
tho enemy.
General Weyler left Havana on board the
cruiser Lega2py half an hour after mid
night. his destination being the port of
Mariel. province of Pinar del Rio. From
Maricl 1t is understood, the captain general
VIII go southwark by the highway to the
town of Artemisa and along the line OF the
trOcha. Strong reinfOrcements are being
embarked to support the captain general in
the operations now in progress against the
insurgents
Marquis de Ahumada remains in charge Of
the captain generals office here with Colonel
Ramon Domnguez as his chief OF staff
The committee of national defense has
passed a resolution requesting the govern
ment to finish the rebellion by the use OF
arms and without political interference
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

Terrible Deed of Coal Dealer for
Which No Cause Can lie Assigned.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.--W. l.. Hayes.
a coal dealer last night cut his wife's
throat and his own and today both were
found dead in their bedroom. The couple
had often quarreled and last night people
in the same house with them heard the
woman pleading with her husband as
though in fear. after which all was quiet
Hayes brothers stated that he had come
to their house at 3 o'clock this morning
and called them up to say goodby to his
mother. No one could then understand his
actions, but it is now thought he had al
ready killed his wife and after making up
his mind to put himself out OF the way
had gone to bid farewell to his mother. He
must have returned to the house and cut
his throat Both Hayes and his wife were
Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Surveying the mig Horn ua.in.

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. 9.--tspccial.J--A
United States geological survey outfit, under
charge OF w s. Post OF Washington. d. C.,
has returned from the Big Horn basin where
the work of establishing Signals and max
Ing triangulations has been In progress dur
ing the past summer and fail. Tho work
Will be continued next HenRon
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
sInycrs of a Woman Escape.

LARAMIE, Wyo,, Nov. 9-(special) )-The
county authorities have failed to find a
single clew 10 the murderers of Mrs. Louis
Wurl, who was brutally slain by some un-
known persons on October 20. at Tie Siding
for the apprehension Of the murderers and
Louis Wurl, husband OF the murdered
woman, also offers reward OF $500 for their
orr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
CubIne, CrisI. I'M n,lpi,,,n

BRUSSELS, Nov. Sowing TO the de-
cislon OF the council OF ministers not to
submit 10 Parliament the military reorgan-
igation scheme drafted by the minister Of
war. General BraE7ine, the latter has re-
signed. but his resignation has not beer
accepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
MURDER IN BIG HORN MOUNTAINS
Charles Murray Shot to Death by
saloon Keeper.

saloon Keeper.
CHEYENNE, Nov. 9.-(Special Telegram.)
Word was received here today OF fatal
shooting at tie camp in the Big Horn
mountains on election day. The shooting
was done by Fred Hyle, saloon keeper at
lockwood, Sheridan county. Charles Muir
ray. tic col tractor. was drinking in Hyles
saloon and. according to Hyle's story, tried
to climb over the bar to attack Hyle. Hyle
and | was afraid might not be able to hold
my own with him, so | grabbed a gun and
shot him through the forehead, killing him
instantly"
Hyle was given a hearing and pleaded
bound over to the district court and gave
bail in the sum of $4,000 for his appear
ancp
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
New YorIs's Bonds In Good Demand.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Bids on the slG.-
100000 3h per cent gold bonds OF the City
OF New York were opened today at the
the Issue was largely overbld. One hundred
and eighty-hve proposals were received and
all OF the leading bankers OF this city were
represented. The premium ranges from
TO per cent. The total amount OF pro-
posals is not yet known.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Large Number of suitr Dismiased.

CHEYENNE, Nov e.--(Speelal Tele-
gram)-In the United statcs courts today
suits brought by the United States against
the Union Pacific Railway company and 9TH
ers to cancel patents issued to 700 purchas-
ers OF railroad lands in Wyoming were dis
missed. The costs In all Of the suits we're
paid by the railroad company.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Mistake of nriIlInnt Policeman.

sAN FKANCISUU, NOV. y.-E. T. Case, an
attorney. was arrested late Saturday night
for apparent drunkenness and locked up in
the California street station. AS his stupor
increased, however. the officers ordered his
removal to the receiving hospital, where he
died OF cerebral spopexy soon afterward.
Case was formerly, Judge in the eastern
states.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

ROME, Nov. 9.-Nearly all the rivers of
central and northern Italy have overlooked.
A quarter of the town OF Citta da CASTILLO
has been flooded, bridges have been swept
away, severa. persons have been drowned
and large tracts of land have been desolated
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Indin,s Faminc Lcnds 10 RiotInr.

yesterday at Sholapur. 4 band o: 5000
men looted 1,5O9 bags OF grain. The efforts
OF the polics were OF no avail and therefore
they fired upon the mob, killing four men
and wounding six, \ further outbreak is
expected. as Sholapur Is one OF the worst
famine tracts OF the district.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

SEVILLE, Nov. 9.-The steamer Azna-
farche, whlle taking party out duck
shooting, was sunk in collision with an
other steamer. Twenty OF her passengers
were drowned.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10
Brnzirs President IS,

LONDON, Nov. 9,-Mrs, Walter Castle of
San Francisco will be released from Worm
wood Scrubs prison TOMORROW.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

RIO DE JANEIRo. Nov, 9-The president
of Brazil DR.. Prudente q. de Moraes Bar
rOs, Is seriously LII.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

VIII Release Mrs. Castle.

MADRID, Nov. 9.-The, report that Cen
eral Weyler is to be replaced as captain
general of the island OF Cuba Is untrue.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-10

cabinet minister describing Great Brit
aims position in the family Of the nations
SALISBURY'S SPEECH.
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L. & b. TRANSFORMATION co.
Steamer Champaign. Sl<agit River Route.
Leaves Seattle. October n. at Z a. m:
October q. at a. m; October 81. at Z
a. m Leaves Mount Vernon, October g.
Der /, at Z a. m.
Calling at Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon (Tuialip going
south Sunday and north Tuesday,
CITY pOCK.-Steamers for all Points
on the Sound. Open all night.
8. G.. YERKES, Manager.
Telephone Main 81.
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STEAMER RosAL1E.

STEAMER ROSALIE
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except SUNDAY. It
I'D = m returning leaves Victoria as
~ a. M steamer Idaho leaves for Port
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


IN CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous Supriies-Seaied proposals
VIII Dc received al the office Q! TT
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furnishing 10 the city OF Seattle On re-
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OF November and December, 1886, for ma
NEED Of the various ,iensrsments during
said tw3 months detailed list o. saca
materials ana supplies 70 be OIL On SAn
ee had oy calling al the csYice q the n NJ
care cf city patients must sncsuie n
price bid. board. nursing, medicines ana
surgical dressings spasient usually . re-
in contagious diseases. when they VIII
charged
Should conditions arise requiring the
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board reserves the right 10 MAKE speS'A
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Inc % ara reserves the rtsat 10 SeJoo-
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Proposais TO be Endorsed on enSe'ope
I'D for Supplies
By order OF the board OF public works.
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Date OF first publication, October z 1872.
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS OF
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DISTRICT. Portland. Oregon. OCTOBER 10;
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Engineers, U. s. Army. Lighthouse En-
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oregon: October Is. 1886 .-Sealed propos-
Al ais VIII be received at this office until
O'Clock noon OF Monday. the 18th day
OF November. 1886. for furnishing the
Hateriais. except the metal work. and
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1Iays Harbor Light Station, Wash.
rams. specifications, forms of proposal
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On apphcation to this Office. The right
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FACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATcON
ROUTE.
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ELECTION yOTTCE-School electsoa
Notice is hereby given that . school
election will be held IN the city 81 Seattle
school district No. l. in King county.
state Of washington. on Saturday. tha
Sth day OF November, 1885. fo- the PR
pose OF electiEG two members OF she
board 81 education. OF sid district. sor
the term Of three years each
The polls Of said election VIII De opened
~ u O'Clock. noon. and be closed AZ
O'clock .. m. Of the same day. 1t the sos-
lowing places.
b. F. Day school building.
Columbia school building.
Cascade school building.
Denny school building.
Pacific school building
Rainier school building.
Lafona school building.
q. T. Minor school building
Mercer school building.
Central school build ne.
Store building. No. Ills Jackson street
Basement OF the city hall.
Storercom. No. 709 Pike street
Store building. No. 1904 First avenue
F. A. CHURCHILL.
President OF the Board OF Education. OF
the City OF Seattle School District. No.
l. in King County. State Of Washington
Attest:
A. A. Guernsey, Secretary.