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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Encouraging Reports Come to Him in
EVERY Mill |

Encouraging Reports Come to Him in
Every Mail.
Hon. A. T. Fllckinger returned from Glen
wood yesterday, where ne was called upon
business. He was the recipient of hearty
congratulations from Mills county repub-
licans on his candidacy for governor. They
took occasion to assure him that Mills county
would send a solid delegation to Cedar
Rapids on August Is to join the Pottawat-
tamie delegates in the effort to secure the
conventions endorsement of Mr.. Flickin-
gers candidacy. The hearty endorsement
given him by the Pottawattamie republicans
has created a great deal Of interest in all of
the southeastern Iowa counties, and these
counties will follow the lead of Mills and
PottaWattamie.
Mr.. F~lickinger's daily mail has grown into
proportions thar make its care something
o. Importance. He is receiving letters from
all parts of the state, all of a congratula-
tory nature and assuring him that the writ
ers will exert all OF their political influence
In furthering his candidacy. These letters
come from leading republican politicians
and are naturally taken as a strong indi-
cation that Mr.. Flickinger's chances for the
nomination are growing brighter with the
dawn Of each new day.
Letters from the northwester portion of
the state are fully as satisfactory and come
In the form OF pledges that the entire
strength of the delegations will be cast for
Mr.. Flickinger the moment it shall appear
that the chances OF securing the nomination
of Sioux City's candidate are no longer
probable. The situation at the present time
seems TO indicate the probability that all
of the Missouri river counties will give their
vote to Mr.. Flickinger on the first or sec
ond ballot, and the extremely complicated
situation all over the state makes it prob
able that on the first vote Flickinger's dele
gates will outnumber those of any other
candidate. AS they are made up of the kind
of men that will stay and keep right on
voting for their first choice as long as there
As a chance vieible, it is probable that Flick
inger's strength will increase with every bal
lot until the final choice of the convention
is determined.
The question Of who will present his name
TO the convention has not been fully deter
mined, but it will be some man OF more
than state wide reputation. From the east
ern part OF the state comes a suggestion OF
the name OF Hon. John n. Baldwin in this
connection.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
New regulations Governing the Prac-
tees of Attorneys.

New tions Governing the Prnc-
tees of Attorneys.
The new rules agreed upon by the judges
for the government OF attorneys practicing
in the courts Of the Fifteenth judicial dis
trict were promulgated yesterday. All Of
the judges were supplied with copies and
they will be generally distributed for the
use OF attorneys when printed. The chief
new features are the separation of what
were formerly known as the rules of the
district court in Council Bluffs" and made
to apply generally TO the courts in the en-
tire district. Some notifications were made
in the rules for the Council Bluffs tribunal,
and the new rule is:
Promptly at noon each court day the
clerk shall note the hour on the notice book.
No contested matter arising in any report.
demurrer, motion or other fling made that
until the morning of the second succeeding
court day, without the consent Of parties,
except in cases actually called for, or on
hearing, Appearances. rlings and stipuia,
tons for time In which to move or plead
shall not be noted in the court docket except
as hereinafter provided.
The general rules for the remainder OF the
district are:
Rule 2. In every instance where a case
Is once assigned for trial and thereafter
for any reason postponed, continued or
otherwise taken out OF the assignment with
cut being finally disposed OF, there shall be
taxed therein by the clerk the sum OF $40
as part of the costs, and the same when col
Iected shall be accounted for like other
clerks fees. Costs so taxed shall follow
the case or be taxed TO the party RESPONSE
BILE for the taking of the case out OF the
assignment. as the court may direct.
Rule 3. Thu clerk, upon the filing in his
office of any written opinion or decree, shall
at once give notice of the filing thereof
by mail to all the attorneys of record in
the case, except when the same is based
on an oral opinion delivered from the
bench.
Rule l. No executor. administrator. trus-
tee, guardian, receiver or other officer of
the court, shall be entitled TO anything for
or on account of money expended or paid
10 any surety, bonding or guaranty COM
pany, or TO any other corporation or per-
son for acting as surety on his bond.
Rule g. The grand jury in eacl county
shall be summoned TO be present on Tues
day OF the first week of each term, unless
otherwise ordered.
RI l. Talesmen sworn as Jurors, or held
in actual attendance for three or more
hours, shall be paid s. for each day in which
they serve. but talesmen who are not sw orn
and who are not in actual attendance three
or more hours shall receive no compensation.
Rule ). The sheriff shall. during the ses-
sions of court at the various points in tire
district, have tle assistance of not TO eN-
ceed the following number of baiiffs: At
Council Bluffs, four when the grand jury
H. in session, and three at other times: at
all other points, three when the grand Jury
il in session, and two at other times.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
OPINION OF THE FRENCH PRESS.
Do Not Expect Political Complications
rs a Result of the Tragedy.

oo WV
as a Result of the Tragedy.
PARIS, Aug. 9.-The French newspapers
say they do not anticipate any political
complication in Spain as an outcome of the
| assassination CT the Spanish premier, and
! they do not think the conservative govern
ment will be displaced. Senior Betancourt,
a representative of the Cuban insurgents, in
an interview on the subject Just printed
here, expresses the opinion that the political
situation in Spain will become critical and
| greatly to the advantage of the Cuban in
| surgents. That the agitation against Senior
Canovas del Castillo was widespread is
! further evidenced by the fact that the police
of this city recently tore down from the
lavatories of Paris placards inscribed Down
with Canovas! The martyrs will be avenged.
Long live anarchy and other express. 0ns
in Spanish grossly insulting to the queen
regent and Premier Canovas. In addition.
the officials Of the Spanish embassy here
have recently received many threatening
letters. 1t is stated that at a recent meet
ing of Spanish refugees at Grenoble, capital
of the Department of Isere, one of the speak
ers declared that the anarchists would soon
| be avenged and that Senior Canovas would
soon pay his debt to them with his blood.
The Matin today publishes interviews he
tween it's reporters and a number of Span
ish anarchists, in which the latter are
quoted as declaring they had no previous
knowledge of the crime which has just
startled the whole world. The persons in
terviewed also claimed that the assassina-
ton Of the Spanish premier was provoked by
his persecution of anarchists. One of the
latter, however, said: 1T had to come.
We have been expecting it daily. We knew
a high parsonage was going to be attacked,
but 1t might have been any other than Ca
navos.'
The police are watching the anarchists re-
sorts, and three arrests were made today.
Other arrests are expected to follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Thurston Riaer DriII nnd Dance.

The Thurston Rifles gave their monthly
drill at the Armory last night. followed by
the usual dancing program. Refreshments
were served by the women's auxiliary. the
proceeds of which will go to swell the fund
d. Ris.ey was master of ceremonies and was
ably assisted by a from the
auxiliary composed of Mrs. Forby, Mrs.
Risey, Mrs. Anna Coy. Mrs. Maud V.
Hopper and Mrs. C.. S. White. At the con-
c!usiCn Of the regular drill a competitive
drill was given in when Sergeant Fred
Fisher came off victor. He will carry the
gold medal for the ensuing month.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Hold Open Customs Chains.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The secretary of
the treasury has received a telegram from
the collector Of customs at chicago stating
that goods from Japan, including nondutlA-
Bile teas, had arrived at that port In sealed
consular cars by way OF Vancouver, b. c.,
and asking for instructions as to whether
the discriminl ting duty Of 10 per cent, under
section % Of the new tariff act, should be
exacted. The secretary has replied that the
question involved has been referred TO the
attorney general for an opinion and pending
q final decision the collector is instructed
not 70 finally lIquidate the entries.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
EXCITED OVER THE MURDER.
Death of Creates COnsternu-
ton in Havana.


HAVANA, Aug. 9.-The news Of the as
sassination OF Senior Canovas caused great
CONSERVATION here. On its receipt about 8
o'clock last evening the authorities and
many prominent local politicians went to
the palace OF the captain general. The It'd
ings soon spread and this moring there was
wild excitement on the Stock exchange and
throughout the city. Stocks and shares fell
considerably.
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee was among
the first to express regret and sympathy.
Captain General Weyler still remains in
the field. At first there was acute anxiety
with reference to the political effect of the
death Of Canovas, but when 1t became known
that General Azcarraga had assuemd office
confidence was restored and the effect of It
was soon manifested on the exchange. All
classes recognize the great less Of Spain
and acknowledge the ability of Senior Can
ovas. Further developments are eagerly
awaited, Little or nothing has yet been
published on the subject in the local papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

There was a large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the subjects Of Ar-Sar-Ben III in the
north end last night. over a score of
Omahans, and several new features in the
unique Initiation, made their first appearance
TO the great qualification Of the assembled
subjects. The water works company made
an Invasion into the kingdom, but aqua was
not the only LIQUID in the court
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

Brown, August Noah. J. VI. Lane. o. W.
Gordon, A. c. Graham. A. NJ. Hutchinson,
D. II. Kiimore Of Council Bluffs, w. ".
Hatch Of York. Adam Prentiss Of Crescent,
Maurice Hough Of Hazel Dell. B. VI. Musser
OF Lewis, H.. ]. Shierbrock Of Nicola. Fred
Leitzke Of Minden. r VI. Rains and V. r.
]. Morris Of Hardin. r. D. Galloway and
F. w, Oureu OF Silver Greek, Joseph Evans
Of Garner and b. Y. Graybill Of Norwalk.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Offer Condolences TO spain.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-The United States am
bassador to the court of st. James. Colonel
John Hay. and the new United States miu-
lister to Spain, General Stewart L. Wood
ford, called at the Spanish embassy here
today and presented their condolences. In
consequence of the assassination of Premier
Canovas del Castillo, General Woodford will
hasten his departure for Spaiu by a week
and will arrive In Madrid August 81. AS
soon as possible thereafter the general will
present to the queen regent a message OF
sympathy from the United States govern
ment. Colonel Hay will give a dinner to-
night in honor OF General Woodford and his
STAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
MINOR MENTION.


Mrs. VI. J. Alworth LETT yesterday for a
short visit with friends In Tama. la.
Hon. George W. Gunnison Of Shenandoah
spent Sunday visiting friends In this city.
The State Savings bank has moved a
4l5 Broadway next to Sdrgents shoe store.
Or. Sarah Smith IS entertaining Miss
Street Of Des Moines at her home on Fourth
street.
Haroli weidel OF Sioux city is the guest
Q. his uncle and aunt. Prof. and Mrs. J. c
Hi5oy.
IRE. j. p. Rockwell and her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Campbell Of Omaha, are visiting
friends TO western Nebraska.
j. ID. Johnson and son Fred spent Sunday
IN Lincoln, the guests OF Mr.. johnson's
SISTER, Mrs. r. K Townsend.
Lost. between Council Bluns ard East
Omaha. photo pass and memor andum book.
Return 20 81 Scott street. Reward.
The frs, thing you know the Tyroleans
Will be gone. After It is TOO late you will
regret that you aid not see and hear them.
Mrs. Rand. who has been in the city for
several days, called here by the death Of
her sister, Mrs J. VI. Campbell. left for her
home in Kansas YESTERDAY.
There wac a hot time in the old town"
when Rome was burned. II has been pretty
warm all summer around the Eagle Laundry;
four wagons busy all the time.
Mrs. Charles H.. Gilmore leaves Wednesday
morning Tor Salt Lake City 20 visit with her
sister. Mrs. ]. p. Norling. Before return
ing Mrs. Gilmore will visit old friends in
Denver and Pueblo.
Alkaline Grace Smith applied 70 the district
court yesterday for a divorce from her hus-
band, Charles II. Smith. to whom she was
married In Omaha In July Of last year. and
who deserted hct on January T. She alleges
In addition cruel and inhuman treatment
and frequent threats to kill.
Miss Over OF Omaha Miss Street Of Des
Moiues, Miss Miles OF Macedonia, Miss J. l..
Lowery Of Winside, Neb.. Miss Sarah Kou-
curse Of ksdruey, Miss Nora Daugherty and
Miss VIVA Albertson OF Omaha and Miss
Nellie \. Sawyer of Grnnell. Ia. were
among the visitors at the county institute
yesterday.
Thomas Small was the name given by the
man who was arrested by the police on
Sunday on the charge Of intoXication. When
taken to the station he had over 800 in
his possession. He made a deposit of S25 for
his appearance in police court yesterday
morning after he had spent a sufficient time
in the corridor of the city jail to recover
from the effects OF the whisky he had drunk.
When his case was called at the morning
session of the police court he was not present
and his bond was declared forfeited.
The will of Mrs. Emma Campbell. wife OF
J. M. Campbell. was filed for probate in the
Office Of the clerk of the district court yes
terday. The will is dated May II, 1897, and
by 1t Mrs. Campbell bequeathes to her hus-
band all of the property Of all kinds that
was in her possession at the time of her
death. The will directs that this property
shall be held in trust for the use and benefit
OF their son, Leroy, but that the father
shall have absolute control over it in all
respects. Mr.. Campbell is made trustee and
executor without bond.
c. B. Viavi Co, female rem edy; consultation
free. Office hours, 8 to IL and 9 to 5. Health
book furnished. 326-327-32S Merriam block.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

Fla; 10 per cent, the Sioux National bank.
Sioux City. la. 10 per cent. the German Ma
tional bank OF Louisville. KY; is per cent.
the First National bank OF Niagara Falls.
y. Y 10 per cent. the Columbia National
bank OF Minneapolis. MINI. 20 per cent, the
Citizens National bank OF San Angelo. Tex
D per cent, the American National bank OF
New Orleans, La. Is per cent. the First Ma
tional bank OF Garnett. Kan; 10 per cent.
The City National bank Of Fort Worth.
Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Friend Disappears with the Cash.

JOseph RuzIska Was entertalnlng a friend,
Joseph Kuliacek, yesterday at his home,
1455 South Fourteenth street. During the
afternoon the supply Of liquor ran low and
he started for the corner saloon for a fresh
When he returned he saw his friend
standing near a wood box in the kitchen.
from II. About an hour later Euliacek left
and then RuZis!ga discovered that SIG which
he had concealed in the wood box had dis
appeared. Kuliacek was arrested but the
police failed TO recover the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Activity Among the Police.

LONDON, Aug. s.-The assassination of
the prime minister Of Spain has caused
great excitement and activity among the po-
lice OF all branches in this city. All the
men absent on leave have been recalled
and constant communications are going on
between the British police headquarters here,
Scotland Yard, and the headquarters Of the
Spanish police at Madrid.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Cleveland Expresses Regret.

BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, Aug. 9.-Ex-
President Cleveland learned Of the ass ssila-
tion Of Senior Canovss del Castillo this
morning. In reply to a query Mr.. Cleveland
said: Il very much deplcre the shocking
death OF the eminent statesman who has
fallen a within to anarchistic rage. The
worlds civilization may well cont mplate
the terrible event with gloomy mis- pprs-
tension"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Robbed by Two women.

A. r. Parker of South Omaha made the
acquaintance of a couple Of strange dusky
females last evening, whom he invited TO
a wine room and stood treat. About an hour
was passed with his new found friends and
then upon leaving he found he was just 1885
poorer than formerly. A description OF the
women has been given the local police, as T.
is opposed they came to this city with
their ill-gotten gains.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

A patroIman, whIIe going through The
alley near Tenth and Harvey streets last
night, ran into a couple OF men who had
posse ssion of five sets Of harness. one of
tae men ran when he saw the officer ap-
preaching, but the other. who was a trifie
SOW on his feet. was taken into custody
and locked up at the station. He gave the
name of Ed Highball. The harness is sup
posed 70 have been stolen.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Men Afflicted with .nthnx.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. Especial Telegram.
Two more cases OF human anthrax have
come to the attention of local physicians
Charles Taylor, a dairyman, has been taken
to a hospital, suffering with a severe attack
OF the disease. He has severai large sores
on his arms and legs. Hs life was desr airei
of last night, but there are now hopes foG
his recovery. John Finnegan, a butcher, haf
been less seriously attacked in one Of hc
hands. Both men were infected while skin
ming diseased cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
sends Farley Home from Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The State depart
ment has been advised that Ira c. Farley
travelling in Cuba for a New York cigarette
company, wac captured by the spanish forces
and has been turned over to Consul General
Lee to be sent out of the island. Farley
is a citizen OF Massachusetts
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Idward keneys, the
sculptor, has had a consultation with the
directors Of the Geological park at Washing
ton about a series of groups of American
Indians and animals in bronze for the park.
1t 10 believed that congress will make an ap-
preparation at the next session for the pur-
pose, as the heads OF the departments In the
of the cabinet and a number of congress
II len, have approved the plan and expressed
their Willingness TO assist in Its consumma-
ron
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Before You Ride Ycur Wheel

BE sure and snake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. II keeps your
feet cool and comfortable. prevents sweating
feet. and makes your endurance ten-fold greater.
over 1000 wheel people are using Aliens Foot
Ease. They all praise H. Ladies', insist on hay-
ing IL. IL gives rest and comfort and prevents
smartins. not, swollen. aching feet. At all drug
sists and shoe stores. pc. Sample FREE by
mail. Address, Allen s. olnsted. 70 Roy ". Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
PInce New Gunhont in Commission.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The navy de-
partment has given orders to have the new
gunboat Marietta, now at San Francisco,
put into commission on September /. Its
destination has not been positively fixed,
but 1t will remain, for some time at least,
on the home station until it has ehaken
down.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Daily Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Tcday's state.
ment of the condition of the treasury shows
Available cash balance, sos, sS1762; gold
reserve, $140, 58S, 457.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
pi.trict Court Jurors.

The jurors for the August term Of the
distric; court were drawn by the Jury COM
mission az the court house yesterday. The
term begins on August 81. The grand jury
has not yet been Drawn. The result Of the
drawing Of the petit jurors follows: John
Hayes (colored). T. c. Jackson. Frank Ever
set. =. p sAssss. IsgS oRE!su. Ed C:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
american shipping Leads in Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Consul General
Hayward, in a report to the state depart
ment, states that during 1896 American yes
sells numbering 2i7. Of 24S. gS3 tons. en-
tered at Hawaiian ports, while vessels OF
all other nationalities numbered 1879, of 234.
Ola tons. These are the only foreign ports
where a majority Of the carrying trade is
now under the American flag.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Kills His FatLer-in-Law.

oTTUMWA, Ia, Aug. Especial Teie-
gram.)-Clarence Cohen last night shot and
killed his father-in-law, John Hieronamus,
the result of a family quarrel, on the ~latter's
farm near Eldon. Cohen gave himself up.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Leland takes Eaton.s PI,ce

Dies MONIES, Ia, Aug. IS. ?. Leland
has accepted DR.. f. L. Eaton's place on
the prohibition ticket. He will cancel all
dates for his lectures after August 30 and
mated for governor, but was found ineligi-
Bile on account of limited residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Disappears and Money toes with Him

ATLANTIC, Ia, Aug. 9.-tSpecial.)-G. w.
Ross, who has been acting as agent for the
Rock Island at Lorah and also buyer for
the D. Rothschild Grain company of Daven-
port, suddenly left for parts unknown some
time last Friday. The grain company
charges him with $40 overdrawn and nearly
500 for shrinkage in grain bought. The
railroad company is left $104 short and the
express company $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
News for the ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. o. Lieutenant
Colonel F. E. Lacey, Third infantry; Major
o. Pollock, Twenty-fourth infantry. and Post
Chaplain ]. E. Irish and Captain D. T. Wells,
Eighth infantry, have been retired, the later
with the grade of major.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
Watches and case. listed Separately

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The secretary OF
the treasury, through the state department.
has Instructed all consular officers OF The
United States that according to the prOvi-
Sions Of the new tariff act all watch cases
and watch movements for export to this
country must be invoiced separately. The
combination of the two parts as a COM
pleted article is not known in the act.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
C%ounte.. ComIey Ger. a pi,orce.

LONDON. Aug. s.-Couutess COwley, tine
trial Of whose action for a divorce from her
husband, Earl Cowley. began in the divorce
division Of the high court Of justice In
October last. has been granted a decree Of
absolute divorce and has been allowed ALI
mony to The amount Of E2,20e q year for
LIE
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

OF the currency has declared dividends in
favor OF the creditors OF insolvent national
banks as follows, viz; Fifteen per cent, the
First National bank Of Tyler, Tex; l2n per
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
COOK REMEDY co., fhleaso, Ill

MOthers! Mothers. M~othersi!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has been used
FIR over so years by millions u mothers for
their children while teething With perfect sue
cess. II sOOthes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for DiIrrhOsa. Sold by druggists in
every part OF the weird. BE sure and ask for
TINS. WinslOw's Soothing syrup and take no
other Kind. % cents a bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10

The knights and ladies Of the Maccabees
will join in giving a picnic at Lake Manawa
next Wednesday. A~musements of various
kinds will be INDUCED in and prizes will be
awarded in the several events. A large turn
out and a general good time is anticipated
by the order. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all members and friends of the
order. as we'll as Lady Bees and sir knights
and friends from adjoining towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-10
VICTIM OF ANARCHY
CONTINUED from First Page

his yacht. will proceed to Madrid. The pope
is greatly UPSET over the news Of the assas-
sination and upon the receipt OF the news
Immediately sent to the Spanish embassy
for details Of the crime. His holiness also
telegraphed on the subject to Madrid.