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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
RAIDED SAN FRAS's PILE OF GOLD.
Eastern Banks Draw Heavily from
the Pnctfic Coast.


BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-The subtreas-
ury has Just pulled through a rather serious
run. which threatened to annihilate its gold
reserve and leave il without a dollar with
which 70 redeem the perfect avalanche OF
greenbacks that poured in over tho counter
Timely aid came from Chicago and other
sources. and when the outpouring OF gold
finally stopped the St2 600 900 Uf a few
months ago. despite the frequent additions
that have been made during that period
was reduced 70 bare $4,000 600.
For once the subtreasury had on hand
more greenbacks than It wanted. In two
weeks time $40 600 900 worth OF them weIN
dumped over the counters and the gold they
represented withdrawn. There was some
thing Ike s. 600 900 in gold in the vaults
when the run commenced. Chicago was ap-
pealed to for aid and sent "a 600. 900. and an
equally large amount was secured from the
mint while the 81. SEQ 600 In British sover-
eigns recently received from Australia were
coined into double eagles at the mint and
carted 10 the subtreasury. Only $4,000 900
OF the entire amount was left after the
furry wcs over That has since been in
creased by the deposit OF over 81 900 900 for
which greenbacks have been withdrawn
and there is every indication that the furry
is over
Much OF the gold withdrawn went beyond
the mountains. The subtreasuries here and
at New York are the only ones authorized
to redeem greenbacks. usually the de-
mand for greenbacks is steady at the sub
treasury here. as exchange Is almost in
variably in favor Of New York. and It costs
less to ship greenbacks than gold
SYDNEY. n. S. W. Oct. 27-The steam
ship Alameda Captain Ottendorf, from this
port for San Francisco, will take fi25, 900
e. l25 .000) in gold.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
DAVID FITzGERALD ron MKIxLEY.
Another Lifelong Democrat Deserts
liz. urynn Cnnsc.

LINCOLN. Oct. 27.-tspecial) David
Fitzgerald. brother OF the late John Fltz-
gerald. is an thusiastic supporter OF Me-
Kiuley and l. doing effective work for
the cause Of projection and sound money.
He lately return % from a trip to the east
and surprised his friends by declaring him
self a prUtectionist. To Bee reporter
MIR. Fitzgerald said:
Il was formerly an old line democrat and
an Enti-protectionist. but | have changed
my views am for Mckinley and The. re-
publican policy. because l believe it is tie
only salvation for this country. l maven
the slightest doubt OF Mckinley's election,
by an overwhelming majority, which means
return to prosperity
The republican state central committee
viii receive returns from the election next
Tuesday night at state headquarters in the
Lindel hotel direct from a Western Union
line. Mr. Bryan VIII receive returns at his
home on D street by private wire Chair
man Stephenson is having a Western Union
wire put in his Office at county headquarters
in the Capitol hotel and will also receive re-
turns direct from Chicago. Returns from
the city and county precincts by telephone
and special messenger. Returns by bulletin
will also be read at \ street headquarters
for the republicans, and at BOhanans hall
and Lincoln hotel by the free silver people.
The managers OF the populist county cam
paign do not take very kindly 10 Chairman
Stephensons prediction that Mckinley will
carry Lancaster county by 1000. George
W. Blake and c. w HoXie who have been
in charge Of many hard-fought populist
campaigns. were emphatic today in saying
that Bryan would carry the county by u
small majority, but they based this simply
on their Judgment. while Mr.. Stephenson
is based upon the poll OF the county.
The largest and most enthusiastic pOliti-
cal demonstration ever held in any town in
Lancaster county outside OF LINCOLN. oc-
CURED at Hickman last night. There were
500 marchers in the parade. The speakers
We're J. NJ. Greene Of Chicago, T P. Ken
nard, T. VI. Wimberly and A. R. Talbot Of
Lincoln. The visitors were given a fine
supper by the ladies'. The republicans are
elated over the success of the rally.
II is now stated authoritatiyely that the
polls viii close on November 3 at p. m
and that the statement published yesterday
was an error which grew out OF the law
governing municipal elections and not ap-
plicable 10 general elections.
Henry e. Linman OF Chicago delivered an
address At the n street headquarters this
evening at the reception OF the Women Uni
form clubs to the working men. Mr.. Lin
man is OF Swedish descent and a good talker
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
WHEAT BOUND TO GO HIGHER.
London Newspapers Predict n strong
Demnnd Beforc ChriStmns.

Demand Before Christmas.
LONDON, Oct 1.-THE Daily Telegraph
says of the demand for and the supply OF
wheat: THE stock Of foreign wheat at the
principal British ports. 1t Is said would not
sufHcc to feed the country for 4 fortnight
The slight fall in American exchanges on
Saturday gave the English markets a down
ward tendency, but IL is the opinion of one
OF the best corn factors In Mark Lane that
American wheat will speedily rise with a
bang. and that by Christmas prices will be
much further advanced"
During the recent excitement business was
IN a comparatively few hands. Speculation
both In England and America was carried
beyond reasonable bounds. American opera
tions were decidedly Incorporate and ex-
cessive hut In the market. the opinion Is
positive that at least a portion OF the rise
VIII be retained and that the era of low
prices Is for the time ended.
Business at the Baltic today closed dull
at mostly Cd lower than yesterday. cargo
OF Walla Walla wheat sold at 32s. and a
cargo of Oregon at SOS Ga.
Tho Evening Standard this afternoon says
the tendency in wheat is for higher prices.
THE failure in india" says the paper. will
divert California and Australia wheat from
Europe there. Only the tremendous effort
In the United States 10 hurry wheat across
the Atlantic In exchange for gold prevented
much creeter Increase in prices, and when
the thrush IS past there will be a further
rise"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Fake of an Omaha Institution.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Oct. 27.-(SDe-
ciall-An article appeared In an Omaha
fake sheet. the WorldHorald Sunday nora
ing, 10 the effect that !. s. Hoagland had
allied TO file his certificate OF nomination foi,
senator in Keith county. J. 5. Hoagland. at
the time this appeared was campaigning In
Dawson county and dil not know OF H. An
investigation followed. and II was found that
the clerk Of Keith county had sent the ballot
20 the printer leaving HOagland'a name OH.
II was also found that Hoagland had died
his certificate with the clerk on the day OF
his nomination bv tho republican conyen-
lien. The clerk dug up the certificate and
has now placed HoaglanIs name upon the
oaiot- There 10 no doubt Of Senator H9ag-
lads reelection. Eysa the ncst ardent
populiats admit this.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
VICTIMS OF THE GRADE CROSSING.
Two Killed and Another Seriously
IninreL by LocnmotiNe.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Dr. W. w. Palmer
and Miss Fannie Palmer. his grand
daughter Is years OF age, OF Keansburg n.
j.. were killed today, and William Hauran
OF Atlantic City was probably fatally in
jured by 4 train on the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey, at Keansburg
Mr. Hauran had gone TO Keansburg 70
visit the Palmers' and all three. with
daughter Of Dr.. Palmer. were in a carriage
crossing the railroad track when a train
that had been unobserved by them, struck
the vehicle. wrecking ii. DR.. , vi Kiss
Palmer were killed instantly. HaL,an can
scarcely survive his injuries. DR.. Palmers
daughter was not seriously hurt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
SHOCKING MURDER IN WYOMING.
wife of an Albany County stockmnn
Killed.

CHEYENE. Oct. 27.-tSpecial telegram
Mrs. Louis Wurl, wife OF a prosperous Ger
man stockman, living on the Laramie plains.
a few miles north OF Tie Siding, Albany
county. was murdered by some unknown
person between the hours Of o'clock yes
terday afternoon and noon today. At 4
yesterday Wurl went 10 Laramie City. leav-
ing his wife alone at the ranch. When
he returned today he found his home had
been robbed and his wife murdered.
Mrs. Wurl'e body was found In the barn
Eier head had been crushed by blow with a
rock and her throat was cut. knife had
been left by the murderer sticking in the
wound. Sheriff Grant OF Laramie reached
the ranch this afternoon and commenced an
Investigation. Nothing has yet been found
70 lead TO the discovery Of the murderer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
PALMER's STRENGTH IN GEORGIA.
state Chairman OF National Democrat.
IhinIss the Pmrty q. GnInInr

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 27.-Thomas F. Cor.
rigon, chairman OF the state executive com
mittee OF the national democratic party.
and Georgias member OF the national com
mittee, in a statement 20 the Associated
press denounced the widely published &c
port that two OF the Palmer and Bucknur
electors in this state had come OFF the ticket
and that there has been a general break
ing away from the movement in southern
Georgia. Chairman COrrigan says that ]. AZ
Whkinson, who has recently come out for
Mckinley, has simply been recommended
for appointment as an elector and THAT
the ticket had really not been complete
before he declined 10 serve There mas
been no other withdrawal he says and
the movement, instead Of dlsintegratlas. lg
gaining strength daily. especially IN sa-
yannah, where. in proportion 10 the nnpu-
lation, 1t has a larger following than r.
any other city OF the state. The national
committee feels confident Of polling at least
$4,000 votes in the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Episcopal Missionary Council.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Thc missionary
council OF he Episcopal church today began
it's session of five days, with services last
ing during the forenoon. In the afternoon
the bishop OF Missouri presided, Rev
Henry Austice, D. D., OF Rochester y. Y.
was reelected secretary. The address OF
welcome was delivered by DR.. Boyd Vincent.
with response by Bishop f. E. Dudley OF
Kentucky. after which the usual order OF
business was taken up. The attendance OF
bishops and other representatives is very
large.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
SOUTH DAKOTA SAFE FOR M'kINLEY.
Republican state Central Committee
Makes Public the Corrected Poll.


Makes Public the Corrected Poll.
YANKTON, S. D., Oct. 27.-(special Tele-
gram. Tho republican state central COM
mittee publicly announces tonight that the
third and last poll of the state is now com
pleted and revised. The committee two
months ago to be conservative est!ma cd that
% per cent u the vote classified as doubt
full OIL the first poll Of the state would fall
rected poll shows that more than 80 per
cent Cf this doubtful vote has come 10 the
republican side. COnceding the opposition
all the remaining doubtful vote Of which
the republicans viii probably receive fully
80 per cent, the corrected poll shows that
the state Will go for Mckinley and the re-
publican ticket by not less than 1000 to
1000 majority, with fair prospects that II
Will exceed this estimate The republicans
have gained hundreds Of converts during
the last few days. The polls from the Black
Hills counties show that five Of tho six
counties are sure to give republican MAORI
ties. and that Mead, the only doubtful
county, IS more than likely to show up In
the republican column.
OF the counties that have been considered
close the committee now claims Brown
Den, Brookings Clark SPHINX Potter. Mime.
haha, Yankton and Clay as absolutely sure.
Lake, Daglson and Miner are also regarded
as safe and the chances are more than
even that Aurora, Jerauld and Sanborn will
line mp under he Mckinley banner on No
vembeT ,.
The committee claims that there Is not a
shadow of doubt that the republicans will
have z good working majority In the legis-
lature, and believes that OF the total mem
bership OF 126 the republicans will elect not
less than ninety-one members. There IL alb
solutely no doubt of the most satisfactory
results on November 9.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Deaths of a. Day.

DENVER, Oct. 27.-Maior Henry Ward,
well known Colorado newspaper man, en-
ployed OF late as editorial writer on the
Leadville Herald Democrat, died last night
OF Pneumonia. He was born at Evansville.
y. Y, in 1871. He had a brilliant record
as a soldier and while u prisoner at Libby,
was breveted major for gallant and meri-
toricus service.
LONDON Oct. 27.-Lord Alexander Paget
is dead He was born in 1899 and was a
brother Of the marquis OF Angiesea.
The dowager duchess OF Leeds Is dead.
She was formerly Miss Harriet Arundel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28

fenbarger OF III the well known at
toruey and prob orator who has ad
dressed hundrc audiences in nearly
every northern the prohibition ques-
ton today sends 49, the following appeal
b the prohibitionists OF the United States:
We are now face 20 face a band Of re-
formers with a crisis IN our cuuntrys his
tory. To desert the righteous principle OF
prohibition at this time will be In my opiu-
Ion fatal blunder which will cause untold
regret IN coming years. The efforts that
are being made by the representatives OF
other parties TO draw prohlhitionistS aside
from the beaten path Of principle and to in
duCe them 20 vote directly against what We
have been fighting for for a quarter OF
century should not succeed. The abolition
OF the drink curse will free more men from
bondage than can BE liberated by the adon-
ton OF any other policy proposed by poll
ticians or statesmen Neither the gold
standard nor the silver issue can compare
with the question as 20 whether or not this
government Is to be surrendered 70 whisky
outlaws, anarchists and traitors. Free gov
ernment cannot exist while the drunkard
factory IS legalized and in control.
l would make one earnest appeal TO the
protested Christians OF our country, and
plead with them in the name Of God to re
move the guilt from the organized churches
or our day | would especially appeal 10 the
laity 10 refuse TO be misled into shame and
dishonOr by the unspeakable heartlessness,
inconsistency and phariseeism OF certain OF
our bishops who have become almost fran
tic in their denunCiation OF pending tinan-
cial policy while deliberately trampling the
church contemptuously under foot and sup
porting outright the representatives or
brewing interests and the beneficiary OF s1
loon rented property. There has never in
my lifetime been exhibited to the world
such unbushing political partnership be-
tween the brewer the distil,er and the sa-
loon keeper OF this nation and men holding
the highest Offices in the gift Of so-called
Christian churches.
For many years these same pious pre-
tenders have been begeing to have the pro-
hihition question separated from all other
gp
aside and We could 90 straight At our cOun-
trys most terrible curse. The prohibition
platform upon which Joshua lowering and
Hale Johnson now stand Is the ideal plat
form they have asked Us TO adopt. Let us
make one more earnest plea for the homes
Of this country and ask these men and all
other men 10 choose between the devilish-
ness of the saloon and the freedom and
Righteousness of straight prohibition. on
the 81 Of November each man participates
in making history to be read Of generations
10 come. and also "a record 20 Go met on
the Judgment day; may God put IL into the
hearts Of the patriots of America TO save
our country before II is ever!lsungly too
In fa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
INQUEST OVER THE FRISCO VICTIMS
Attempt VIII he Mudc to Establish
GriminnI GnreIessneas.

Nrtmtu mai NAretesSneSS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-At 10 o'clock this
forenoon. in the court room at the Kirkwood
police station. the inquest on the dead bodies
Of the eight persons killed on the Frisco
train wreck in the Merrimac cut on Sunday
was resumed The coroner's Jury held a
preliminary inquest at the scene OF the
wreck sunday noon. The deepest interest
attaches 10 the finding Of the jury
In the matter Of witnesses, by whose testi-
mouy 20 establish the fact Of whether or not
the collision occurred through criminal care
lessness or dsobedience Of orders the in
vestigating body has no lack Of material.
The evidence will consist OF the statements
OF Engineer Joseph Dryden, Conductor
George Atwood. Fireman Frank Hassler
Brakeman Robert Muholland and Baggage
man II. X. Smith of the westbound excursion
train. and Conductor George W. Wolff Fire
man Fred Miller and Brakeman Matt Wabel-
horst OF the eastbound accommodation train.
together with the testimony OF other Frisco
employees or officials bearing on the vital
issue at point A number OF passengers have
also been notified to appear and testify.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Dretbund IN End I'm ISM

LONDON, Oct. 27.--The Rome correspond
end OF the Times reports he is authoritatively
informed that the term for the denunciation
Of the preibuni ends in May. 1897 and not.
as formerly reported in 1896 The treaty
was renewed in 1892. for twelve years with
power to deuounce It in the nth year. The
treaty. If II should be denounced terminates
IN 1895
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Election Riots in Hungnry.

BUDA PEST, Oct. 27.-serious election
riots have taken place In different parts of
Hungary. Al Tyrnau detachment OF hus-
sars, whllo attempting to restore order. was
stoned by mob and one trooper was killed
Tho hussars thereupOn charged with drawn
swords and several of the rioters were
wounded. Troops have been sent TO various
disturbed districts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Ii Hung. Nen Position.

LONDON, Oct. g7.-The Times regards Ii
Hung Chang's appointment 20 the newly
created post of foreign minister. apparently
placing him above the obstructive and IN
progressive influence Of the Tsung Yamen
as significant. II is obviously intended says
the Times. TO snow the desire OF working
in harmony with the interests and ideas OF
the western world
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
PonnIists RnIIx n Pender

FENDER, Neb., Oct. 2.-iSpecial Tele-
gram.)-The populists Of this vicinity in
Obliged in a grand rally in this city tonight
One hundred and tweney-eght horsemen
from the Omaha and Winnehago reservations
10 footmen and. wagon load OF pumpkin
Jack o'lanterns Intended to represent Can
ton special train, COMPOSED the parade. Gov
ernor silas A. Holeomb addressed the meet
ing, followed by Attorney N F, Harrington
OF o'Neill portion Of the city was highly
decora ted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27.--PguI Iserberg.
the wealthy Hawaiian sugar planter who
with his family has been spending several
months in Europe, has arrived in this city
Mr., Isenhergs European trip was tor the
purpose OF Interesting foreign capitalists in
the gigantic ohu plantation scheme. of
which much has been written lately Hts
mission was In a measure successful. FOR
he Is no4 returning 70 Honolulu with a
guaranty OF about 81. 500. 900 from several
Dutch mllllonalTeA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
MeKInIey's Prospects. On the Coast.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Oct. T.-(Spe-
eial.)-congressman ButterHorth Of Ohio
passed through here this morning. on his
way home to vote. after a tour through
wyoming, California, Oregon and Washing
ton. Mr. Butterworth. In cor yersation with
me Bee reporter, said that there was no
doubt whatever OF the republicans carrying
California and Oregon and be thought .here
was an excellent prospect n Washington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28

LONDON, Oct 27.-A dispatch from Rome
10 the Daily News reports that Princess
Helene. the bride OF the prince Of Naples
gave a reception yesterday to the wives OF
high dlgnltaries. She asked the Princess
POggi Suesa, the American wife Of the
mayor OF Rome, some questions regarding
the presidential campaign
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
on Account OF roor H,nI,h.

Mrs. Minnie rarlston. colored. living at
III South Tenth street. was found dying at
o'clock this morning. She had taken
morphine. Her reason alleged, was poor
health. Her husband Is Pullman car
por'ec running cut OF Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
verIae. the su.pIcion OF Foul rIny.

PROVIDENCE, Oct 27-The body OF Mrs
Postel who died recently at Chester, Pa,
and was buried in this city was examined
today TO determine whether or not the
woman was poisoned The autopsy it IS
alleged, rendered to verify the suspicion OF
foul play. The viscera will be subjected 10
chemical analysls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Can't Knock out n Cancer.

BOSTON, Oct. 27.-John l. sullivan. ex-
pugilistic champion, is the victim OF cancer
The trouble has developed in the right hand
and Or. Calvin Of the emergency hospital
upon whom sullivan sailed for treatment
says that unless sullivan takes great care
he will lose his arm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Fire scare mt Cripple Greek.

DENVER. Oct. FIT was reported early
this morning that disastrous Are was rag
ing IN the business portion Of Cripple Greek
which threatened the whole town. Later
adrices, however. say that ouly one build
ing was buried and the fire was under con-
tro! by o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
Rewnrl omered fnr rrnin Rohherr.

JEFFERSON CITY. No. Oct. 27.-Gov-
eraor Stcne today offered a reward of $500
FOR the arrest and sentence 10 the peniten-
tiary OF each person who robbed the Chi
eago Alton train at Blue Cut Saturday
night last and $500 for each one sentenced
10 be hanged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-chairman Butler
OF the populist committee has gone TO Indi-
ana on matters connected with the cam
paign,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28

LONDON Oct 97-The officials on duty
at the admiralty today denied The reports,
cahled from Halifax OF the increase In the
strength Of the British aeet in American
waters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-28
APPEAL TO
Hon. 4. e..
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LINCOLN Oct
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toruey and prob
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