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Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
GOES TO NASHVILLE NEXT YEAR
Travellers Protective Assoe{ntiau 1
Ends Its Labors nj Terre Hnute

TrnveIer~' Protective tssar{nriou
Ends Its Labors nj Terre Hnute.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June 5.-Ths ma
tionRl convention Of the Traveisrs Protect.
i've association adjourned this afternoon
Most Of The day wRs taken up with discus
sion uf amendments TO the constitution The
amendment authorizing the national board o.
directors TO work with state division char
ter IN case of unsatisfactory conduct was car
ried- The amendment authorizing the can
CsllEtiOn q memberships on rerundirE Of
money paid IVES carried. An amendment
providing for indsmnities for total disability
for two weeks II case Gf srnple rupture or
hsTuiR was adopted The amendment PRO
hihiring the election or appointment Of any
member Of the national board nf directors 10
any other ufbce within the E1et Of the gssc-
ciAfinn WAS also adopted Al other proposed
amendments were voted ,Gowl
Officers were slected ax follows: President
John A. Lee, ST. LOUIS; frs F1cs president.
Joseph WaltsrEIstn. Richmun Va: second
vice president. ". H. HOEHrd, Chicago; third
vice president L c. Cardinal Montrurnsry.
Ala; Fourth vice president G. r BirchRrd
Little Rock Ark; fifth vice president. Alex
sndsr Kunz. Portland Ore directors En-
Best Rubyne. ST. Louis; Carl NJ AIdriCh
Peoria, III, and c. z. Duftn, Terre Huu-e.
The next national convention viii be held
NJ Nashville Tenn OnRta announced II
was out for the convention Of 1885.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
CORNERS THE POTATO MARKET.
Kansas Ciry Dealer Controls the Sup
ply and Raises the Price.

KANSAS CITY, June 5.-JAmes Max n
ney. Of the commission firm Of Mckinney
Bros, has practically curnered the potato
market Mckinney is said 70 have mare Of
the product Il se1 than all the other potato
brokers in the west Within the past four
days Mckinney has raised the priced Of pD-
tEfoeF 25 cents and further rise Is sut1ci-
paIe6. Twenty dsys ago McKinney nun-
uractsd for the only available p1tHtoeS now
in The WsFT-ouE hundred ear loads trun
Greeley. Cula Mckinney is said 70 have
nurDsre5 the market tive years ago when
he raised the price frrm Is cents 10 81 L
basasl To-Day when asked Il he could raise
ne prics 10 81 ne replied: Nc ] Gan' I
Know that ] viii ] am max ng great deEl
a. present. New hhnE-grswn stock is com
ing n and before II becomes abundant ]
must move what ] have On hand. These
markets are dangerous thtHgs 10 play with.
] am in control today; tomorrow may shgv
different front
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
LOOKING BRIGHTER AT ST. porrs.
Noticeable Decrease In tAe Number of
A-..-Il.. r-.- H-----l

Applicants for Hessef.
ST LOUIS. June Affairs IN ;be STERN
ridden district q the tvp att.s are taking
on more cheerful aspect ne h-yt rush
fur relief if over and tpdny there Is evidence
q general Improvement IN the cun1luor uf
tornado sufferers a. he district relief sta
tiuns. There rs a Noticeable decrease In the
number q applicants for Ei5 and Il is the
expressed belief that the station VIII be
closed on Saturday. With the Hhunduurrent
n the district E-Hinns. however, the relief
work VIII be fHr from frisbed. Whatever
remains from the general tun5 VIII be eft
IN the keeping q the Merchants exchange
committee. winch VII con -fnuH the work
wherever Necessary. The relief fund cpr-
unuef 20 grow Until 4 has reached s1S1 Isl.
IN al parts q the tornado district houses
are being made hRhltRhle once more ana
demolished buildings are being rapidly re-
built. in East 81 Louis she work q res
tarEtiun goes on steadily and there Is no
abatement q the relief cururnftres's work
MANY peOpls who ve-e compelled 70 I've in
tents until their demolished homes are re-
paired are becoming HCCuEtu-ns5 70 their new
environments. In some pihces tenants live
IN box cars.
William CorHn q popular engineer on the
Baltimore d OHIO railway. who Was injured
II The storm. has died At the home Of
friend as the result Of tis wounds
None Of The patients In the hospi. ais have
dlea curing lne r'hsi iWD dBrs, and accord
ing TO the statements Of attending ply
siciHns. 10 more fatalities VIII be reported
from these institutions.
Mrs. !. Il. Ramsey, sistsr-in-lnw 70 n
G. Ramsey. sx-chief uf the Order Of Railway
TeleErRphsrs died al her home X East st
Louis. Mrs E1mseys 6sHth was Cue 10 the
heroic efforts she made in resruing Ter hu.-
band from the ruins Of the YGndalia freight
house on ths night Of the recent tornado.
He sti0 hJvers between Hts and death
Mrs. Rsmsevs body VIII be sh pred to
Nintun Ia today for burial
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
REV. FRANCIS HERMAN LOCATED
St Loris PoIice Say They Are Ready
n !.

st. LOris Police Say They Are Ready
10 Arrest the salt Lake PreHcbcr.
ST. LOUIS. June Rev. Francis Her
mann Of Salt Lake City. the preacher ar
cused Of numbering two girls, HIS, il is an
n1Unoed. been located by Chief Of Police HRr-
Yigzn and Chief q Detectives Desmond n q
City not ever twelve hours ride from ST.
Louis. Those Who are in e position 70 know
say that Hermann is either il c nGE4nEii OF
e small town six miles from Indianapolis
where hs Is under disguise Rx & Anrist.
Hermann was al the Union station in this
ciry ahJu. May u. Ths p1lics have traced
his movements since then and Chef HarriEan
admits that yeEterdEy he sent & telegram 10
Chef Of Police Pratt Of Salt Lake City H.
forming him that Hermann had been located
and telling hin that If the Salt Lake authari-
tee would send enough money here the St
LUuis police would guarantees the fugitive s
arrest
Hermann Was traced 20 ST Louis by means
Cf two baggage checks, numbered ,27b and
L ri which were issued from the hagEa Es
ROOM al the Kansas City station nl me ever-
ing Of MAY 10 The description Of the nEn
10 whom these checks were given tailed with
that Of Hermann.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June IA man
giving his name as Rev. J. Orris Brown is
being held at Cleveland. Tenn, 70 await
description and photograph ut Hermann
the alleged murderer, which have been for
wE-ded bF the salt Lake authorizes. Nuth-
ing s known definitely, but he is believed
10 be Hermann
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
CECIL RHODES ASKS ron SUPPORT.
Invites CO-oPerntion fn Carrying Out
His south African Schemes


His south African Schemes
BULUNAYO MRtEbeislEnd, June AT
hEnqast gwen hsrs Cecil Rhodes made
an important speech, in which he briefly
skstched the history Of Rhodesis and referred
to the 'creditRhls action Of the British
Chartered South Africa company in the mat
Ter OF compensation for ihe Jameson raid"
On the completion Of the railway RhDdsz!a
he thought. would become thiCkly populated
with whites. II be were allowed 10 remHi9
TO work with them, le AUrked TO the future
for the charter 10 lapre and the colony 70
bec1ns sef-EUveruinE. This would be pos
sible without dstritn=nt 70 the shareholders
M Rhodes ridiculsd the idea q the anal
CEInHtun nf the TranEvEHl. or It's annex
ton 70 Cape Colony. Il rested with the
people he said, 10 Cooperate with him TO
carry out his schemes. The present pUpu-
lation he argued. vas TOO small for self
government. but reu-AssutHriun in the lsEis-
latiTe council would os an intermediate stage
10 the ultInste object. Be advised the PEG
pie always 10 look 70 independence IL tie
future. and TO keep n their hearts Le idea
If free trade and quick cclumuu1caIten TO
the cape. He also favored 3 system OF joint
defense, which. summed up, DRGut fnfe sra
ton He concluded bv again invrti9E Co
operation q the people in his srueIns q
making Rbodesia Uus Of TIE Sr--s All iicEu
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
THE BEE 5uLLE

wsrths- Fu-erusf for Nenrusta--
F-uhuiB, Aic~ .oole
Purt
/. Weyler Receives FItzhuch Id -
George Gould Charged with Z, = = 80
Chairman Morrison Hears g = ant
KEN Blocks the Exposition \
?. Lo-d Derby Wins the English
Reading Leads In the Bicycle Race
DinEley's Report cu the Road Bin.
5. Webster County's Bright Outlook
GrosveBur 90 the St Louis Platform.
Statues to Meade and Hancock.
Z. Editorial and Comment.
3 Morgan Bound to GO 70 War.
Rule to Ctrvumvent Ny. KEN.
6. Council Blufs Local Matters.
:. Commercial and Financial News
business Of Last Week Reviewed.
8. University Conmsn cement Plans
Progress Of the West Contempt Trial
Death Ends Colonel Hcoker's Career.
Objects to the Ass-ssEnents.
10 supreme Court Proceedings.
How Royalty IL Guarded.
IL. Some Fearful Blasts from BoreSs.
g AT the Turn Of the Road
Bits of Feminine Gossip
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
OMAHA PEOPLE ARE DIsAProISTEn.
Have Sent TeIeErRms 10 Both Mercer
md KEN.

There was universal disHppgirtusut ex-
Pressed IN Omaha yesterday evening Al the
news from Washington concerning the ex-
position bin All along II has been known
that the oniy difficulty In the way Of secur-
ing re passage was In getting I. hefare the
honss for consideration Al first the altaE-
ouism uf Speaker Reed cHussd uuazsiueEE.
Hs objected 70 itE consideration on thH seurs
q economy Although The present hiu car
RES No ETprOpri1ti7R IL pied. rs the govern
msnt 70 make one IN The future After per-
hisieui labsr The objections q the speaker
We're 0rtreoEas curing the recent VISIT af Mr..
hlsewaier 10 Washington Congressman
Mercer has beer watching ever since for an
opportunity 70 eEn thH Dill ~ H4t u is
Regular order by uuHriDuuE consent
Congressman Ken haE q late been object
ing 10 the consideration Of every measure
out o. iIs usual order, bur Il vas hoped ne
would not block the pasEaEe Of q measure
In Nhich the psgTls ~ MS Hvn district IN
common WIKI the rest q E=braGka and the
west were rita4y lHtereE ed All pressure
brought e bear ca lin ~ ~ cste proved
ulavHning but Tie frienGs ai the measure
EtlI expect 70 get h up BY inducing KEN 10
vi-haraw nlE objection, Or on 3 general EuE-
pension dHy.
A special mestiRE u lie city sounel wEs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
SPANISH DUEL MAY YET oocuR
General BOrrerS's Attack on Campos
n Politician

MADRID. June 5.-The Campos- -Burrero
affair continues 10 be the esnBa ion Of the
hour. II appears the CAPTAIN general of
&Rdrid went 10 the grounds Of the marquis
Of CahrininR- which was the rendezvous q
tbs disputEnrE, and prevented the duel TIE
marquis trisl 70 stop he captEiu general
from entering the grounds bu1 the lattsr
asserted his military authority, entered and
placed the c0mhEtHuts under arrest. II iE
believed -lt dutl VII yet occur on the
earliest possible occasion. General B1rreru
has many pRrtsang. esIasciRily among the
guUnEer officers Of the army
General Burreru accused Marshal CHupuF
of systenla ucauy preventing promotion ~
the army. He asserted that Marshal CEmpcs
Cor the pEsf twenty years. hHd been The IL
responsible arAiIer cf Spanish politics and
Ind become q sgr II msntur Of royalty
Charges In The cAh.nHt End o. high uff ciAlK
General bnrrerO asserted. were often Que
a. his influence. Marshal CEmpos he said
further, oespitE the Cuban check stil main
lains prepunGeIEtinE influence N palitics
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
NEW swINDLING SERENE AT ST. JOE
Bogus State Steve Inspector Does n
Brisk Trade.

ST JOSEPH, No, June 5.-(SpeciRl "A
man carrying small vaIiss ana wearing a
badge on which were the words state utUve
Inspector has been dsfrauding The Dwners
uf gasoline stoves II tins CITY during the past
week. de IVES arrested by the puIics yes
tHIday afternoon and win be turned over
10 tnz state authorities. de gave the name
cf George White. The inspector did uuI hive
hs authority questioned until yesterday aft
srnoun, when h Went 10 house where the
head o. the family wRs al home He hEd in
spesied ihs stove End had beEn psid for II
when The man Of the house happened 10 70
into the kitchen and was informed by LIZ
daughter that the state stove inspector had
just huishe1 inspecting the gasoline stove
White was held while the police were sent
for He sad he WAS sent out by the stats
b0H-d q Underwriters, but could n1i show
any EBthOrty besides the badge. He mad ral-
lec1sd quite a SUN II silver coin cna rEinE
tFum Is 10 % cents tar inspecting each stove
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
TtaL n-m.rrat. Mert Nr,t.

SALT LAKE CITY. June 5.-The demo
critic state c-uvsuriun 70 elect six deissateE-
s'-lErEe 10 the Chicago national convention
Vill hs called 10 ardsr al II u'eI1ck To-
IusrrUw. A fun delegation VIII be present
CoiGnel A. G. Ellis uf Sah Lake CRY has
been decided upon far temporary chairman
The convention VIII SEND silver Delegation
70 Chicago and the platform VIII declare
for The free coinage q silver IL the strung
est terms TIE nRmC5 mos. prominently
mentioned for dsleEztHs are; Moses Thatcter
J. I, RsWlins. O. "a Powers r C Cham
bsrs. David Evans ana s r. Thurman
An effort VIII probably BE- made 70 bring
up the church question IN The form uf q
raafh-mariun Of the prime pies laid down
BY The rseouvensd democratic convsutiun Of
last year, taking Elrang stand against
church Interference II pniiricE and q rspu-
disriun q TIE church mEntfsstn recently ia
sued
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
FINANCIAL REFORMS ~ oLD MEH1oo
German Ranking Interests Endenrsr-
ing 10 secure FSotkoId

MEXICO CITY. June 5.-Thrrs Is much In
tsrsfI in financial circles over ths Guuuuaos,-
Enent that the DeEtsehe Bank q Be.lzr VIII
open : branch here IN July being rhe hrsr
Eftempt Of the Germans 70 serurs portion
al tie pr1ffHhiE business uf TINS country
The Spanish interests and the old Franco
Egyptian hank of Paris control the natiuuHl
hanks Of -Msxico ana the English lnteresta
nuutrOl the Bank uf Lnndun and Mckee. For
these reAs5Is TIE Germans want > baIk o.
tler UWn
ffHHnes Minister LiIaAEtlur ik projecting
. reform of the entire fe5srHl fiscal Hnd tax
alton system ana his initial work Is il prorid-
snE for The new sources uf re venue n meet
shs Wants u the treasury tu cunseCueuue n
the abolition % the interstate ana Intermuul-
cipm taxes Hs has the cardll EupUrt u the
EnHnriHl ana business classes
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
Printing oniee Wrecked by VnnanI,.

kAAsAS CITY. June IA spe ial 10 tht
Star fr n Wanega, kan. says At s.
Mary's early Ibis morning the press and
cases uf the Journal { democratic sem
weekly. were con- pletely wrecked by persons
unknown, VINO sn3ed their v lrk by throw ING
al the paper and type into The Kansas
river. James Graham Its publisher, re-
Gently attacked the license collsc or for
MS method II receiving money from 50 loon
keepers Z G G e1rE WaAFh, q local clHra ter
had threatened a. demDilsh the office
X aish - under arrest Names u others iI.s
plicEted are lot EnCEu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06

CINCINNATI, june 5.-Herg John Ftzuck
president q the John Haaek Brewing com
pany died las night, Assd s5 years he Ii
mutt mil innztre and one al me most prumi.
neut brewers II The west
GoTs sENBpEaG, Nsh., June 5--fspzcgI y
Bsn 1, FaD-lta1, the laEEtDg drugEist
al tins place. was found desn IN his bed this
morning Mr. FEmilt0n cEule to TINS County
shnut ten years ago and fsE several year
conducted cattle ranch three niles west uf
this city. II lass he opened a drug store
here Ard hAs since that time given Ms al
tsution 20 thai business
GiBbOA, Aeh.. Jane B.-{Special )-JOtn D
bssbe, HEsd 20, disa az MS residence four
miles south Of Gibb0n. rhis marzing uf pa
rslysis. He was born in Switzerland e3ungy,
Indiana, ana sarve1 eighteen maEfkx Ia ths
Nsr zItA AsLiac "A private in GpnpzDy r.
Fourth regiment Indiana Tol1ntsereL as
gEs also member e the hrms guards ei
the state of ln1laGH during The EGr 0f the
rebellion. and ASSISTED IN the eEpIurs uf Ceu-
sral Morgan curing ms famous OhiO rEia
Re has resided N Gihbun since lBea. Hs
leaves a wife, tWo saLx And 01s daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
HAMMOND Is CROSSING THE OCEAN.
said to Have Set Sail from south
Africn for the Inited SrnIes

LONDON. June 5.-The Pal Mail Gazette
says il learns E dispatch has been received
here from Pretoria, saying that Johannes
burg reform leaders have been released OF
parole The dispatch ada that Mr John
Hays Hammond. the American engineer
sails t1r Southampton on board the stesrre Ct
Aihsala 0s MS way 10 the United States.
Final Y the dispatch stHtes That Il is rumu-ed
a. Pretoria thai ths rstUrmsrz VIII each be
fined s5n Doe
PRETORIA, June 5.-The executive council
after z long discussion. rhiz r. arno8n pest
p1TTsd the final decision regarding the reieass
Bf he four reform leaders. CplBn=l Francis
Rhodes. John HAYS Hammond, Lionel Phil
Eps Gld George FRrrEr.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
GOES TO HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE.
Mrs. Catherine VI. G=reeIon's Post
hnman. Trns1 DecIared Nalia-


SAN FRANCISCO, June 5-JudEe aavIFy
il The United States circuit courr today. de-
cided that the postb uIuCus trust greeted by
Mrs. Catherine M GArrsian WAS legal and
valid and could not be dissDlved. Mrs. Gar
celou, as the sister Of the lEte Dr. Samuel
Merritt Of Oakland inherited his fortune
sl-250, b6D, and ar her death In December
1891. she Was known as the richest woman
IN Oakland. The bulk Of the vas, estate she
Inherited from her brother she bequsathsd il
trust ID Attorney John A. Stanley En5
Stephen W. PurrinEtuu, 10 be devoted 10 the
founding Of a hospital in Oakland IN mem
ury Of DR.. Merritt. and 10 BUWduin college
Ne where her brother ana her husband
We're educated James P. and Frederick =
Merritt nspheWs Of The dead brother, al
tackled the trus1 in the courts on the ground
that she had been unduly Influenced by At
tnrasy Stanley and Stephen ". PurrinEtuu-
B0Wdoin college Es leEItee, in.eryened
and the cass was heard last October before
Judge Hswley. The deeds Of trust were held
q bE rEIid
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
LAKE sTEANEH's SARRouEscArE.
Crashes Into n Sailing Sch osner in n
Dense Fog


CHICAGO June 5.-A EHTtTsr hpls in the
black SIDE n the Goodrich lire steamer
Virginia, Just above The aft gsngwsy. tells
this morning Of the narrow escape the steel
lake greyhound and twenty passengers had
last night from being central figures in q
terrible lake tragedy While the Virginia
was returning trou Milwaukee last night
she cnllided with The schooner Mary A Mo
Gregur. A thick fog prevailed al the time
which rendered objects invisible a. q distance
Of few feet panic on the Virginia
ensuad and rush for the upper decks was
made by the terrified passengers
Ths quick command Of Captain Stein Of tbs
Virginia VINO WIS on the ridee II altering
ths course q ths steamer Just as the rw0
vessels came together, prevented & horrible
clsas-sr As IL Is there is lKrRe hole
N the SIDE Of the stegInsr wE5ie the Snooner
had her bcwSprtt carried gwsy and other
wise badly damaged by the cnIlisiun- The
scAouner was bound from Racine TO Mi
waukee Captain Stein said that the CO
hsinn was unsvuidRbls. The Virginia. he
s-ld- wHs running slower than usual and tu
ihl9 fact he Attributes her escape from found
arinE
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
FEARFUL SCENES ar A HANGING.
Condemned Man Fef=ns Insnnfry Tn
rhe NerN LnsI Minure

u Nhf ' cry LIsI MIN uTe.
CHICAGO June 5.-Manacled. but Et-uE-
Cling with bs guards and with inuuhereu:
cries ring NJ from his lips Joseph wiuarath
vas executed this afternoon in the COUNTY
jail Even 10 the last second Windratt
feigned insanity
As the atssl bracelets were snapped on his
wrists be kept MP E continual CRY OF Hang
M MalnOw." Hang up Maunow. Hang %
Hang Then he changed TO- 7 viii sleep
by-ac--by."
AS The. rope was placed around h.s neck
MS eyes Eiared and again he commenced
shouting, this time, Pm the straps On q"
',Lanax, open the bandhUx % the cries coming
chuEiEgly rs the jails- tEhtsaed The naase
MOI until the drop feN and the rupe tight
snha Tor the last time around WlndrEth's :
neck we're the awful cries stiued
The condemned man Fh0ws5 great vitality
ana il was fourteen minutes later before ms
heart ceased beating Death WIS caused by
strHnEulHtiun.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
SHERIFF GUARDS THE TRACKS.
Fifty Deputies Protect Milwaukee
Street Cars from strikers

MILWAUKEE. June 5-F0r1nal nu-ics
was served On the sheriff Of Milwaukee
county to2ay by the electric railway com
pany thai be must prUtsct the company S
suburban lines and the men VINO work
thereon ana Il he is unable 10 do SO Z cal
must be made On the governor 10 order our
troops AZ 4 result Of this notification
sheriff Stanley tonight took force uf ffrv
deputy EherIfE 10 Silver City, the suburb
where riots occurred last ghL ana lined
the srrest railway tracks with officers Cars
We're run On thHT line tuniEht without dis
turbaBce for the first time IN five Wsekg
The TWO men shot last night are stiu alive
but MOtermHn Brssn cannot 1--we. The police
have learned thEt the party in ambush
numbered twelve or fifteen. s.x arrests
have been made
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06

CHICAGO. Jane h-EE-MRyor Frank a
Mcgowan Of Trenton, - J. took out q u
cense 70 marry Mrs. Il Barnes OF Indian
apulls and this afternoon be returned The
license, no marriage having taken Place.
OF the reason for The paErpDDeme-ut Of the
rddiuE or why ne tlCk OIL license when
they We're lit r likely 10 be married Mr..
MaEowau would say nothing. he said Il
Was his bus reaF when ne was married and
that be uigEf bE MARI ed n z few DAYS or
Z few years or never He is topping a. TIE
Audit0r-iuIn and Mrs Barnes IS there, al
nous MzEBwEn asserted this evening she
WAS go miles away.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06

LONDON, June 1.-The Times mas a dis
patch from Athens. which says that tele-
grams from the island Of Crete indicnIe q
state q anarchy in the whole western nor
uun u the island In Numerous viIlaFes
rhe Turks arr hesiesed by The insurEert
Christians Wherever the Mahammedans
are in d majority they plunaHr and murder
the ChriEiE iEnE. The sounds Of battle in lie
villages are distinctly hesrd OF board the
war 81 ips n suda bHy
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
DaaRE-, for srinE HiackIi.tea-

NIht E-sA In Ind, june 5--Ihe jury N
rbe case q X llliam Drumulond against thr
Evansville a Terre Hauts railway gave a
vsrdfcf for g .5hb in favor 81 The plHirifgI
brumuune Was q conductor on this road
5ui loft his sob al the time 81 the Iehs
strike. since HEieh time the plHiurin alleges
-har As has been unable 70 Get employ neTf
becAuse q the fact that he l. hla existed
This a. the senon1 TINE DAMAGES Tor blhch-
lisrlDg have been allowed ia the United
sts es The cher cAs= E'ss decided JEuuary
z0 1881. u Flgrl44-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
Another Piece of Rusrian IntriEue.

LDNlHINt dLDe ii kTeClhl llspltch
from Shanghai sHys that in Consequences Of
the fu5i 5iguttias % which German officers have
been subjected receu1y ny the Chinese SOL
dis-E they were detailed 70 train. cuI1uinar-
ing in the murder Of one Of the Ge-uIaus
by the bodyEuHrd 0f the vicer0y II Nanhin
many o. these officers have left NaukIn
German wEr ships have arrived there and
have demanded heavy indemnity for the
attacks made by tha Chinese upon the Ger
man uffcsrE. These attacks, according 70 tbe
special dispatch are believed 70 be part Of
L scheme 70 drive CuI the Germans ana place
he Chinese army under Russian control
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
nu.sinn RnIIrond Jnto Chfnn

LONDON. June "a Vienna diEaz1cb 70
the Daily News a1yE MascOw .elegram
repafts that the aIsse-ChiBess bank mas OBJ
tGlnEd a eOncesEian for a railway ;hrrurh
MEnciIur.a 70 P6kug r-rh capital Il Joe o.
600 colo ruhles. Zach country prEuty
concession and Guarantees the eRpi-4 for
the lines running th-lugh Their respective
terri tories
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
Frances willard Greatly Pleased.

LONDON, june 5--MIzs Frances Willard
and Lady Henry Somerset ars greatly pleased
with the work concluded by the British
Wumsns Temperance association yesterday
evening The following have been elected
delegates 10 attend the meeting II the Ma
tianal Womens Christian Temperance union
II St LOUIS November next. Lady sone--
set, Meseames Hughes and WErde Poole and
Misses Agnes Weston, Agnes Stack and Narv
PhfiliuF
Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-06
BOTTLE Faefsriss WIN SHUT Down.

MlLLA ll-i-E, n J., june b.-M nlIe nearly
al u the flint glass bottle factories through
out the country XIII stut down on June 30.
II Is probable thai several factories IL TINS
clTy WIZ coltlnnf opsraTiaDs curing this
GUNNER 10 Ill oroerE. The green trade al
over ths country E n excellent CONDITION
and facf1ries are being pushed t1 their NJ
most All rhf window glass factories IN
this section have closed with The exception
d three a. ErdG geiln and Culnton. which
Win run EntH Lht end uf June The Euhe-
uiian glassWurlsrs IN this city VII con
tilue through july.