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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
REJECTS ALL british CONTROL.
Dom Paul Makes speech which
Mny Cnuse Comm O1iOn.


May Cnuse C0mmotion.
PRETORIA, Aug. 25,-At O meeting Of the
volkzraad today President Kruger delivered
speech which is likely to cause the
greatest excitement in Great Britain He
said that the relations between Great Britain
and the South African republic are regulated
bv the convention Of 1854 He added that in
the convention Of November 1881, ref
erence to the suzerainty Of Great Britain
did appear. but that in the next convention
Of 1884 not Il single word appeared bear
ing precisely upon that point, and since
then the suzerainty had ceased to exist.
This. he continued did not d. away with the
fact that the South African republic and the
whole nation recognized the convention and
would endeavor TO maintain it entirely, but
they could not recognize the suzerRinty ui
Great Britain because ii was entirely opposed
to that convention. They VIII maintain g
friendly relationship with the whole world
and in this way race hatred would gradually
disappear Wherever love dwelt said the
president in conclusion, the blessing Of Cod
would follow.
President Kruser's remarks were greeted
with the loIdest applause from all present.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
HAVE Nor YET BEEN LYNcHED.
Report of NhOIesuIc LSnching IL Not
Yet Confirmed.

LITTLE ROCK Ark. Aug 25.-The re
ported wholesale lynchipg in Cleveland
county proves 10 have been premature,
though it is liable to occur at any time.
It seems that the rlnglesderE in Saturdays :
riot at Kendals mill have not yet been
captured. The only definite information re
ceiyed from the scene Of the trouble this
evening if contained III q special dispatch to
the Gazette, as follows
RIs0I. Ark. Aug 25-B O. Smith Frank
Matthews, FranK NUEat and George Gala
han .he main actors IN the murder Of 7
T Johnson near Kendall on Saturday last
are stIlI at large. There Is no mistake Gp1ut
uue murderJus participation u la!s bloody
affair Of the negro Wiley, lynched OIL sun
day night There are six negroes IN jail
here ar the present time, charged Wlth belt 2
connected VITA the murder Of Mr Johnson.
Two Of me number are thought 70 be limo
cent. but the 1tner -four are believed 10 be
guilty. Great excitement prevails and il is
difiieul; - state waat the outcome VIII be
The sheriff Is securing ihe country for the
rluglea4ers with great determination and
IL is Thought lney cannot escape.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
TAKE a NEW ROUTE TO GOLD FIELDS
Chicago Party VIII Pass Through the
McnrI of Ihe nritikh Pnksessinns.


CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-A party Of thirteen
men and one woman will leave Chicago this
evening for the Alaskan gold fields The
expedition is cooperative. each member
agreeing TO share equally with the others in
the gold that may be found in claims 10
Gated The secret Of their exact destination
is carefully guarded II IS IN the possession
Of Harry Card one OF the party who has
been employed on two occasions by the
Canadian government as a surveyor In he
british possessions lying east of AlsskA,
The party will travel from Chicago 10 Ed
mrntou by rail. AT Edmonton they VIII buy
materials for boats and provisions 10 last
q wear and from there they viii 20 by team
over 4 good road fifty miles TO Athahasca.
Landing where they will build their boa Is
ana embark on Athshasca river. From that
poinI they viii 90 by boat through Aths hesca
river Lake Athabasca, Slave river Great
Slave lake and Mackenzie river 10 the con-
huence Of the latter stream with Peel river,
q trip Of about ] 400 miles IN al by boat
Members Of the party say they will not
devote much time 70 placer mining but will
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
News for the ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-(special Tele-
gram)-The following transfers were made
in the Ninth cavalry: Lieutenant Edward
E. Hartwick, troop TO L; Lieutenant Ian
ming Parsons, troop L TO T.!
Major Curtis L. Mum surgeon, ie detailed
as a member of the examining board council
at Denver, relieving LIEUTENANT Colonel
Alfred A Woodruff deputy surgeon general
Captain John c, Dillenbaek, First artillery,
is ordered before the examining board Al
Fort Monroe Va. for exaIninatiun for pro-
motion.
The following transfers are made in the
Twelfth infantry; Firpt Lieutenant Charles
H. Barth, frUm company D to c First Lieu
tenant Frank L. Vim. from company ] to
D: FiTgt Lieutenant Charles C. BallOu, from
company C TO j; Second Lieutenant Alfred
W. Drew, from company Il 10 X; Second
Lieutenant William NJ Wool from company
10 ! Second Lieutenant Fine W Smith,
from company K TO z Second Lieutenant
Alfred T Smith. from company ] TO A
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
FAURE REVIEWS RUSSIAN TROOPS,
Fifty Thousand of Them Mnrch Pnsf
the French President.

ST PETERSBURG aug. 25.-The czar
czarina and President Faure and their re.
speCtive suites witnessed march Of 80 OO(
troops at the KrasHo camp today. The spec,
tacle was mcst imposing. AS the imperial
guard passed the stand, the czar cried
Thank you, my men
At the luncheon which followed President
Faure toasted the czar and czarina and the
Russian army to which be added he brought
the greetings Of its French comrades
The czar replied by toastrg our Com
rades of the French Army Both toastE
were honored standing and the Marsellais e.
and the Russian hymn We're played.
This evening the emperor gave q ban
quet 10 M. Faure, with a special invitation
TO the officers Of the French squadron. Nj.
Faure toasted the Russian navy and the czar
the French RrmY.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
TONS OF GOLD ARE EXPECTED
steamer Portland H. Due with Big
CurEp of Yellow Metal.


PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Aug. 25.-The
steamship Portland is due 20 arrive from the
mouth of Yukon river tomorrow, and it is
expected ii will bring several tons of gold
from the Klondike gold fields Great excite
ment was caused last night by the receipt Of
a message from Tatoosh island that q vessel
was pa sing in and it was believed to be
the steamer Portland. Three tugs left i'm
nediately down the straits to meet it, The
Associated press tug, after steAming forty
miles spoke the steamship Willamette from
Dyea and Skagway, which proved to be the
vessel reported at Tatoosh. The tug will lie
in the straits till the Portland is sighted
Special lookouts have been placed at every
telegraph station on either side of the straits
and there is little probability that it can slip
by without being sighted, although the
weather in the straits is thick and is likely
to remain So in this season of the year.
While officials of the North American TRAM
Do-tation and Trading company look for the
Portland tomorrow, they say it may be three
DAYS yet before it puts in an appearance.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

HALIFAX N S., Aug. 25.-The BerinE
sea commission held a session here today.
The commission is composed Of Judge King
OF the supreme court Of Canada acting for
fnr he MIA Hi9 arsI "a ~
number Of counsels taken on each side II
was decided to arrange the matter al a
meeting Of representatives Two Of the
United States representatives arrived here
al late hour last night, and there has
been no opportunity To settle su pre-
limnares. TOday's meeting was merely q
preliminary one. Friday viii see the com
mencement OF real work
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
IN HONOR OF THE WHEELING
Distinguished Party Leaves Wnshins,-
ton to Visit The Gunbont.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-(special Tele-
gram.l-A party of distinguished people left
tonight for San Francisco 10 be present
when the new gunboat Wheeling goes into
commission, and to present Oh part of the
city of Wheeling, a magnificent silver service
to the new defender of American interests.
The party left over the Baltimore & Ohio.
and is scheduled TO arrive at Chicago at
9 p. m tomorrow Ii leaves over the North
western for Omaha arriving AT 3:l5 Thurs
day, thence via the Union Pacific for Ogden
and the west. A number Of congressmer
are included in the party: B. b. Dovener
and J. A. Walker of Virginia Amos Cum
mings of New York c. n. Brumm Of Penn
sylvania, II. C. LoudenslREer Of New Jersey,
]. H Baakhead of Alabama Warren Miller
of Virginia, j. G. Cannon of Illinois Page
Morris and j. A Tawney of Minnesota a. s.
Berry of Kentucky, and B. f. Russell, SER
geAnt-at-arms Of the house of representa-
tiVes in addition TO a large number Of citi-
zens of the south. They occupy three special
cars the Hercules, Utrecht and Nerdulr
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
CHANGE OF ONE WORD MEANS MUCH.
PnrIs Press Comment ON Presidents
Visit 10 Russia.

PARIS, Aug 25.-The French newspapers
complain that the word "Friendship" is the
keynote OF all the official utterances al
Cronstadt and st Petersburg and that the
term alliance" has NOT been used in any
Of the toagts or exchanges Of verbal eompl-
m nts The solei declares that the Franco
Russian entente only benefits Russia, which
is thereby able 10 coerce Germany. The
Petite Republque insists that it ls revolu-
tiunary France which the people of Russia
ar arelaimiug
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
Postmnsters Conn.l~sioned.

WASHINGTON, Aug 25.-tSpecial Tele-
gramD-PostmasteTs commissioned today
Nehraska-W esley J. Cook, Blair; Riley s.
Hart Lyons Alfred L Brane, Pierce; Oscar
Babcoek North Loupl Ellis Mengel, Val
paraiso Iuws-FrRnk Burna, Ida Grove;
John W Palm, Mi. Pleasant William Lt-
roy Roach, MuscEtine Albert II Holland,
What Cheer; .amea A. Henderson, Cherokee
Ethan l. Trevitt, Fort Madison. South Dh-
kota-Nilliam G. CubbeTly. Custer. Wyom-
ing-Wilher 7. Kseys Buffalo
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

NOdnway County Boy Becomes Rich
in Two Years.

Nouh"a! SouHt! Roy bee0hes hlch
in Two Years.
MARYVILLE, Mo, Aug ga New York
paper published an interview with Charles
Pranin Of San Lorenzo. Cal, who has re
Gently returned from the Klondike, in which
he states that he and his partner, Ernest
Alexandsr, have cleared up 81. .068 between
them ONCE spring from eight square feet of
claim S0X45 feet in size. Alexander is q
Nodaway county boy who has been in Alaska
since the spring of S95. His claim is twelve
miles from Dawson City. Three other Noda-
way county boys, Rafe Alexander a brother
of Ernest, Cecil Frost and Earl Townsend
are now on their way To the Klondike. A
letter from one of them, dated al Dyea,
Alaska was received here today, in whish
he teIln Of their having suffered great hard
ships.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
STRIKES DELMAs IN THE FACE.
HHrOness Won TurLheim Attacks the
Attorney in a Car.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2b,-Attorney D.
n. Delmas chief counsel fOr the defense in
the Angus Craven case, was attacked today
by the sO-called Baroness Won Turkheim in
E McAllIper street car. When DelmRs en-
tered the car the woman addressed him, but.
without replying, the man attempted 10
alight. She restrained him pulling him
back by the coat tail al the same time
striking him IN ne face private detective.
who had accompanied Delmas. interfered
and arrested the woman before she could
continue the punishment At the police
station Delmas refused to prefer charge
against her and she was released.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

PANAMA, Aug, 25.-Dispatches from San
Salvador say thai the slump in silver caused
such embarrassment that congress was called
in extraordinary session. President Gutter
reZ sent in q message advising the adoption
of gold basis as soon as possible and con
Eress passed the necessary measures. The
exchange rate on the United States jumped
to 200 at San Salvador today
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
E,o.vps Crow Smaller,

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-During the
prevailing advance in -four the bakers in
this city have scaled down the size Of their
luHves. Tae bakers say il Is only question
Of time when the ioaves VII he mace still
smaller When the -four which tley now
have in stock Is exhausted, hey will have
10 buy al an advanced price.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
shin, stnrt for AIn.I,a,

SEATTLE, Aug. 25.-steamer Rosalie has
departed for Skaguay with about 100 pas
sengers and full load of horses and sup
plies for miners. II also took number of
wagons 10 break the famine at the pass.
The schooner M MoonhEht had most of it's
decllload of lumber removed and will get
away with its sixty passengers sometime
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
Arrest Two armenian Women.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Aug 25.-The Turk
ish police yesterday arrested TWO young
Armenian women who were distributing
copies Of the manifesto issued by the
Armenian central revolutionary commit
tee, IL which the recent explosion Of bombs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

LONDON, Aug 26.-The ST. James Ga
zette this afternoon Gays an agreement has
been reached between the leading bicycle
tube makers of Birmingham and America
by which no one Will be supplied under d
fixed price The organizers say every tube
maker will be compelled 10 join.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

LONDON, Aug. 25 The Echo asserts that
the duke and duchess of York has accepted
the invitation OF the premier Of Canada
Sir Wilfred Laurier to visit Canada during
the spring OF 1898 while Oh their way to
Australia.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

There was nothing wrong Win II

There was nothing wrong with the weather
yesterday, Il started in cool hut before
night the temperature worked its way up
and during the afternoon t fingered among
the SOS for five hours Some people COM
plained Of the heat but all admitted that
il was just the thing for corn Weather
forecasters predict unsettled conditions for
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

were declared to be the work Of the young
Turk party One Of the women was released
from custody. as 1t was shown that she was
q Russian subject
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
kilrrr stin nrnl,s

NEW YORK Aag 95-Rar silver IN Lon
don dropped the low record mn additional
Il penny, with a quotation Of 23s. pence. The
quotation here was unchanged al 5iA2 cents
Mexican dollars SOLD al S99s cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
nnily Treasury stntement.

WAsHINGTON, Aug 2b.-Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the uressu-y shows;
Available cash balance, s2zO .sO6 JOB; gold re
serve SHEETS bss
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26

CANTON. Ill, Aug. 25.--Gold quartz has
been discovered near here, and the find is
said to be rich in ore
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
Vie. en,enl. ef oeenn kesseI.. Aug. 20.

At New York-ArT' ved-Maiestsc. from
Liverpool; Nordlaud. from Antwerp Sailed
st Paul faT Southamp- on; Isr tsnrss. for
Liverpool; California. for Hamburg South
v'aIk. for Antwerp.
At GLASGOW Arrive 5-Anchoria from New
York
A. Liverpool Arrived BE -enlsnd from
Philad -t.as AuraGla from New York.
MHrsei' 'les-Arr I'atria, from era
Nork
All Huvre- Sailed S3clla for " York
AT southampton Sailed-Saale. for Kew
York
Al Rotterdam -Arrived--Obdam, from New
York Sgled- Maasiam for New York
AT BaEmore-S -ed--DTesden. Tor Bre-
mea
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
sKAGwAY Is THE STICKING POINT.

try to find lodes and viii 50 prepared for
such work
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-26
IRELAND MUSTERED IN.

Archbishop Ireland mustered into the
Grand Army OF the Republic tonight. He
has been popularity considered as a member
of the Grand Army but it wac not until to-
day that he really became a comrade He
has been 8 member Of the Loyal Legion for
many years
Past Commander in-Chief Kountz secured
dispensatinn from Commander-in-Chief
Clarksuu authorizing Past Commander-in-
Chief Lawler to muster the Archbishop into
tho Grand Army OF the Republic. The cere-
mony took place In the rooms OF Lafayette
post uf New York at the Hotel Irouuois
The official button was presented 10 the arch
bshop by Corporal Tanner Cougratulatory
addresses were made by General O. How
ard Past Commander Lavler and others
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600 Sbacen.
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banne@bur9.
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Gbronolo9ie fir 1896.
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81 Sabre alt.
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3ttut.

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bert elm Gptlon in Seras.
16. Brand oes t6nisliaen Sdlplies In
W~IrSburd.
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Gertudp.
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NulitIeh In Cincinnati.
81. I Slara STANDARDIZATION In
Buffalo; 8 2oote, 10 Stwerperleste.
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VI. ". Wallace poa YeaalVlpqRisH.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-07

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