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Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24

is heralded as a great conspiracy Of the
and Rosewater is assured the four votes OF
Allen. Bryan, Holcomb and Poynter In the
Joint session tomorrow.
The facts are that Hitchcock, the Herd
mans. Walter Noise. and some others OF
the Herdman gang are down from Omaha
trying TO stfr UP fusion boom for Judge
Crounse for senator. What success this ef-
fort will meet remains to be seen.
AS to the visit OF Senator Allen and the
purpose Of the meeting tonight, the rumors
are all wide OF the mark. Senator Allen
said this afternoon: IL have come back from
Washington simply to meet my friends In
the legislature and express my apprecia-
tion OF the honor they are bestowing on me
by voting for my reelection. At our con-
ference We will simply discuss the situa-
tion and the prospects OF my candidacy.
expect no action except an assurance OF fu-
sion solidarity. There Is no reason, there
fore, why the popullst vote should not con-
tinue to be registered on the remaining bal
lots as II has so far. ] shall be here only a
day or two. ! shall go to Madison to visit
my family for a few days and then return to
Washington to serve out the rest OF my
term"
the dark horse has brought up strong dele
cation from Jefferson county headed by ex-
Representative Jenkins in behalf of Hin
shaw. Other delegations in behalf of other
favorites are also here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24

by the senate was s, F. 23. by Talbot Of
Lancaster. being bill to amend section 617
OF the Civil Code. The fact that the bill
was pushed through the senate so early in
the session and passed by a partisan vote
has naturally aroused some antagonism
among the house members and there is al
ready move on foot to array the entire
fusion force against 1t In the house. Some
OF the republican members also declare their
opposition to the MEASURE. The bill changes
existing laws In the matter Of requiring a
bond In foreclosure cases after judgment or
decree. The Objectionable clause In the hill
is contained in the parenthetcal part Of The
third paragraph This part of the bill reads
as follows: ...
Third-When the Judgment decree or
order directs the sale or delivery OF the DOS
session OF real estate. the bond shall be In
such sum as the court, or Judge thereof in
vacation. shall prescribe, conditioned that
the appellant or appellants will prosecute
such appeal without delay and will not dur
Ing the pendency Of such appeal commit or
suffer to be committed any waste upon such
real estate land II the judgment be af-
flrmed he will pay the value Of the use and
occupation OF the property from the date OF
the undertaking until the delivery Of the
possession pursuant to the judgment and all
costs)
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
GOOD SHOT IS A BAD INDIAN
Indications Point to Cold Blooded Murder Of
squaw.
FIRST CRIME OF THE SORT ON RECORD
Reservation Indians Take Unusual
Interest In Case and Want JUS
tice DOne-United states Author.
tiles Arrest Accused.

CHADRON, Neb.. Jan. (Special)-A
crime which has attracted great attention
throughout this section owing to It's rarity
occurred on the Pine Ridge Indian reseTva-
tion few days ago. a mounted Indian Io-
liceman IN patrollng the reservation dis
covered the body of woman. 1t was mutt
lated and showed that murder had been
committed. The matter was Immediately re-
ported to Major Clapp at the agency In
charge of the reservation and the United
States officers were notified.
Indications pointed to the guilt of the
woman's husband, Good Shot, and after care
full investigation he was placed under arrest
by the officers. Good Shot was taken before
an United States commissioner where the
evidence was sufficiently strong to warrant
the commissioner in binding him over to the
United States court and Deputy United
States Marshal John V. Belding of Dead
wood and W. G. Porter, United States Cir
cult Court commissioner Of Sioux Falls,
brought the prisoner to this city and he
was taken to Deadwood to await his trial
before the United States courts.
1t is the first instance of a crime where an
Indian has killed his squaw on record and
promises to be an exciting case when tried.
The Indians are taking more Interest In It
than they were ever known to take in The
arrest of one of their number and sentiment
is universally against Good Shot.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
HEATHENISM STILL LINGERS
ShintO and Buddhist Priest Ply Their
Craft with Success in the
Island of Hawaii.

BOSTON, Jan. 23-The American board
Of commissioners for foreign missions has
just received an interesting report on the
present condition of the Hawaiian islands.
The report is from Rev. J. Leadlngham.
After stating that intoxicaton is running
scores and hundreds of the natives, Mr..
Leadingham says: Heathenism Is also a
foe which Christianity must still encounter
here. Besides the lingering remnants of
Hawaiian h"athenism is that which Is i'm
ported from China and Japan. Shinto and
Buddhist priests are active in support of
their faith among the Japanese laborers in
some places in the islands.
On a recent trip to the island of Hawaii
Mr.. Leaderngham saw on one side of the
road building in front Of which were some
peculiarly shaped banners attached to tall
poles. A pathway leading to the building
through the steep bank by the roadside and
the banks on either side of this pathway
were stuck full of short pieces of bamboo
attached TO which were strips of papers
covered with Japanese characters. The
building was a Shinto shrine and the strips
of paper on the sides of the pathway were
prayers. Here was real heathenism from
Japan. 1t is no common sight to see a
hack loaded with Cinnamon, and having
with them nicely roasted pig on the
way to the cemetery to pay their homage
to their dead ancestors.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
SHUTS OUT LEWD CHARACTERS.
Upper Part of the Capitol Building
GIOseL To- lind IcOnlc.

LINCOLN Jan. 23.-(Special.) )--One Of the
greatest improvements noticed in the pres
ent session Is in the handling of the crowds
OF people always swarming about the halls
and corridors. In years past there was lit
tie attempt at police control and the upper
corridors were always full of men, boys and
girls and questionable characters from the
city. The dark corners made favorite meet
ing pieces and the long and crooked pas
sage to the top of the dome was turned into
veritible bawdy house. giving rise to in
Vulnerable scandals. Girls from 12 to 20
years of age, who were supposed to be in
school, spent hours at time in the upper
part of the capitol building and the location
and evil associations led to the ruin of hum
dreds of girls.
Several times attempts were made to rem
edy this condition by placing a day watch
man in the upper halls clothed with author
ity 10 shut up the door leading to the dome.
But in each case some young man with a
political pull as his only recommendation
was appointed to the place and he soon be-
came worse than the other hangers on. The
position gave him the opportunity to turn
the dome of the building into an designation
house, levying tribute on those who were
temporarily given possession of the key to
the door.
The knowledge Of this condition Of affairs
at previous sessions led to meeting of the
committee on employees of the house the first
week OF the present session and Speaker
clark called for some measure of reform
that would drive the lewd characters out of
the upper part of the building. The result
of the meeting was the appointment of a
custodian who was to have absolute control
OF the upper halls. The man selected was a
Of family nj
standing and unimpeachable character. He
has taken charge Of the work and the result
Is apparent to all. The dome is kept locked
up the lewd characters are sent away and
the school girl contingent is smaller than
ever before.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
VOTE TO UNSEAT A SENATOR
Upper House in Wyoming Legislature Tahs
Radical Action.
DEMOCRAT PUT OUT AND REPUBLICAN IN
Another BaiIot is Taken In the Penn
syIVnnia Legislature aud Quay
Is SIN Twelve Votes
short,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 23.-(speclal Tel
egram )-The senate committee conducting
the contest case of Joseph lredale. repub-
lican. against David a. Reavell, democratic
senator from Sweetwater county. reported
today. The report concluded with finding
that the vote for senator in Sweetwatcr
county was a tie. The senate then by a
vote Of eleven republicans to six democrats,
declared Mr.. Reavells seat vacant. and by
the same vote seated Mr.. lredale. who was
sworn in as senator. Speeches in protest Of
what was designated brute force OF the
majority were made by Senators Cross and
Reavell, democrats. a bill to provide for
transferring the state prisoners from the
old pententiary at Rawins to the new one
at Rawlins was introduced today
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
COMPLAIN OF STO1seNBERG
Members OF the First Regiment Tell
of the ColOncl's OverbcRriug
Manners ana Cruelty.

LINCOLN, Jan. 23-tSpecial telegram
"A meeting was held at the Lincoln hotel
tonight to give the returned soldiers OF the
First regiment a chance to tell what they
know of the outrages committed by Colonel
Stotsenberg. Those of the boys who ad
dressed the meeting spoke in unmeasured
terms Of the overbearing manners and cruel
conduct of Stotsenberg. The principal
speakers were Sergeant Burlington of Com
pany l.. Private Mumaugh Of the same COM
pany, Sergeant Wolfe and Private Francis
Of Company ID. Governor Poynter made
talk, in which he told the boys that he would
take their grievances before the War de.
partment and the legislature and asked
them to get their statements in concise
form. The meeting adjourned and another
will be held as soon as the papers now in
possession Of the men at San Francisco
are received here.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
EXCITING TIME IN WEST VIRGINIA.
House Democrats Unseat Republicans
and senate Members Retaliate.

and Senate Members RetnIinte.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 23.-This
has been the most exciting day politically
since the legislature assembled almost two
weeks ago.
The democratic majority in the house un-
seated two republican members. Today by
a party vote in the senate the republicans
unseated Kidd, democrat and seated in his
place his republican opponent at the last
election, NJ. B. Morris. The senate had re-
ferred this contest to the committee on
privileges and elections but it did not walt
for a report from that committee. The
committee was relieved and final action
taken at once. 1t is currently reported that
this policy was outlined by Senator Elkins,
who arrived here yesterday from Wash
ington, in company with Mr.. Scott, Congress
men Dayton and Dovener and other repub-
lcans, who held a conference at Washing
ton.
In retaliation for this proceeding the
democrats in the house introduced resolu-
tions. looking to the unseating OF Redmond.
republican, of Mason county; Scherr, repub
lcan, of Preston and Outright. repub-
lican, of Upshur. 1t is expected that tomor-
row the senate will unseat two more demo-
Gratis Ashby OF Kanawha and Marcum Of
Cabell Tomorrow the senate will consider
both the majority and the minority reports
on the contests for the seats of Senators
Getzendanner and Pierson, who served in
the Spanish war and did not resign their
seats. While they were in the army, the
democrats elected two senators to succeed
them, and these men are their contestants.
1t is stated tonight that the house will to-
morrow seat Dent, democrat. AS the con-
tests stood till today the legislature on joint
ballot consisted OF forty-nine republicans
and forty eight democrats. The change OF
one in the senate today makes the legislature
stand on joint ballot fifty republicans and
forty-seven democrats. There is no telling
how things will stand when the balloting
begins tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
FIFTH BALLOT For MATT QUAY.
He still Leads with Twelve Votes
short of Necessary Number.

'"V'' VI NeCeSSVrS NnmDer.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 23.--The fifth
ballot for United States senator today
showed no change in the situation. Sena-
tor Quay still leads with twelve votes short
of the necessary number to elect Peter
A. b. Widener, the traction magnate. re-
ceived two votes today from anti-Ouay
members. The democrats are still united
on jerks and the anti-Quay republicans
are divided between a half dozen candi-
dates with Congressman Dalzell of Pitts
burg the favorte. The rules were amended
to provide that on the recapituation of the
ballot the names of those voting, as well
as those for whom they voted, shall be read
by the clerk before the result is announced.
The vote in detail follows: Quay,
Ga; jerks, As; Dalzell, II; Irwin, 8; Stewart,
s; Huff, 3; Stone, 6; Tubbs, 3; Grow. 3; Mar
kle /; Downing /; p. A. B. Widener re-
publican, 2; total vote cast, 1872; necessary
to choice, rs; paired, 9S; absent without
pairs, A.
A statement was issued tonight by the
steering committee OF the anti Quay Or
ganization, IN part as follows:
We, the undersigned, a committee repre-
sentlng and acting for and by authority of
the anti-Quay republican members of the
legislature hereby protest against the at
tempted and unprecedented interference of
the chief executive in the matter of influence
Ing votes for quay.
We regard the open letter of Governor
stone published this morning as an III
proper interference OF the executive branch
OF the government with the legislative de-
partment Of the commonwealth.
The statement then recites the alleged Ell
forts of Senator Quay to evade trial on the
conspiracy charges against him ana con-
tinuing, says:
While these proceedings were 10 De argued
In the supreme court on the 7th of January
Mr.. Quay attempted to force a caucus on
the 3rd day Of January, eight hours after the
organization Of the legislature.
This monstrous proposition wiped aside ali
precedents and We declined TO vote for NJ.
S. Quay until he had been acquitted of these
criminal charges which he adroitly lodged.
Notwithstanding the above the governor
Of this common wealth brushes aside the
court and jury and all the criminal charges
In the case, and upon the naked statement
Of d. l.. Watson. the paid attorney OF M. S.
Quay declares Mr.. Quay innocent and the
victim Of political persecution.
Upon the ground Of party regularity the
governor alone urges the election Of M. s.
Quay; at the same time he as well as all
others know Mr.. Quay caCnot be elected by
republican votes and that NJ. S. Quay and
his leutenants are desperately soliciting
democratic votes as the only means Of elect
ing him. We do most emphatically disseOt
from the sentiments expressed in the open
letter of the governor. believing That nine
tenths Of the people of the state endorse
our action
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
TO COLONIZE GUAM ISLAND
Expedition Will Leave New York
February Is md Go by Way of
the Red Sen.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The World says:
On February Is the transport Yosemite will
sail from New York with 200 marines aboard
for Guam. Lieutenant Colonel Percival E.
Pope will be in command. He and his Of
1cers under him will carry with them on the
ship their families and in Guam there will
be started a little American colony. Guam
will be garrsoned to prevent uprisings.
The trip Of the Yosemite will be by the way
Of the Red sea and will take three months
A second transport will be sent as fast as
possible after the first.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
SIGHTSEERS' NARROW ESCAPE
ice bridge at Niagara Breaks Akny
with Several People
A6Oat on 1t,

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Jan. 23-While
nearly one hundred persons were on the
great Ice bridge in the gorge OF the Niagara
river the icy mass was broken loose from
the banks at either end. There were thou
sands of Sunday sightseers in the parks and
upon the upper steel arch enjoying the
beauty or the crystal-like structure They
heard the cracking Of the ice and saw the
great mass as 1t was moved by the swift cur
rent OF the river, and hundreds shouted
warning to those on the bridge. Some of
these venturesome persons had only gone
snort distance from the rivei hank, while
others were ouS In the center of the bridge
and were crossing the river. Those near the
end soon found safety, but further out to-
ward the center were a number of small
boys. Before they were fairly started for
the shore the great bridge was loosened from
Its fastenings. Then ). became a race for
life, but the youngsters, amid wild shouts,
finally reached the Shore 1t was then seen
that all except three persons had reached
places OF safety. One was a man not far
out from the New York side. The others
were man and woman, who were fleeing
across the Ice toward the Canadian side
The man near the New York shore kept his
courage well. His eyes were directed toward
the steel arch, under which he would pass, IL
the ice continued to move down the river.
Onward 1t went and just as he reached the
bridge he leaped from the ice and caught the
arch as 1t rises not far out from the abut-
ment. The man and woman reached the
Canadian shore. The ice is piled in great
mass about the abutment Of the upper steel
arch, and 1t is rumored that the structure
has been injured, but this cannot be verified.
The steamer docks on each side Of the river
have been wrecked and the ice has piled
close to the inclined railway building in the
gorge SO that it is in danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24

ScrimmaGe in Legislature by Fac
tiOna Of Stewart md NeMInnds.

Scrimmage in Legislature by Fac
tiOns of Stewart and Newlnnds.
CARSON, New, Jan. 23-Today's legis.
lative session developed a lively scrim-
mage over the senatorial rivalry OF Senator
Stewart and Congressman Newlands. A Pc
tition was presented in the assembly from
some citizens Of Lyon county denounclng
Stewart and asking the assemblymen to
vote for Newlands. Speaker Allen ruled
the petition out Of order. An appeal was
taken from the decision of the chair four
teen voting aye and fourteen voting no;
one absentee
Although this was regarded as a test
vote. Senator Stewart expects his election
on the first ballot. Newlands' supporters
say that II he Is not elected at least Stew
art can never win. The other candidates
are all hoping for a deadlock. The sena-
torial vote will be taken tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24

Small Headway Made in the Contests
Elsewhere.

Small Headway Made in the Contests
Elsewhere.
MADISON Wis, Jan. 23.--The republican
senatorial deadlock continues. Three bal
lots were taken in caucus tonight, making
twenty-five in all. The last ballot stood:
Quarles. Al: Stephenson, "a; Cook, II; Bah
cock 15; Webb. TO- Ballotng for senator
will begin in both houses in separate ses-
sion tomorrow.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 23.-Two ballots were
taken this afternoon, the last one being:
King, democrat 10; McCune, democrat, %:
Cannon, z; o. w. Salisbury, republican, IA;
absent, I.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 23.-The ninth Joint
ballot for United States senator resulted as
follows: George Gray. democrat. IA; Ad-
dicks, republican, Is; Henry A. Dupont. reg
ular republican, 10; rest scattering; neces-
sary to choice "a.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 23.--On the
twenty seventh senatorial ballot here there
was no change.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 23.-Today's bal
lot for senator was: Foster, 25 Wilson, 81;
Humes. II; Ankeny, s; Lewis, 26; Bridges, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
Jail Breakers CAPTURED.

COLUMBUS. Neb. jan 23.-(Special)-
Sheriff Byrnes now has behind the bars
again three Of the five men who broke
Jail last week and 1t is believed that the
other two will shortly be apprehended He
brought Eagan. who shot Nelson. from
Schuyler last night. Eagan informed the
correspondent that he was 23 years Of age
and that he had cousin living in Omaha
Nelson. whom he shot. is in fair way to
recover. though he is yet confined to his
bed. The ball. 3S-caliber. entered the
upper p.ct OF his stomach and has been
taken ous.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
Pulliam a Lucky Defaulter.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 23.-Lawrence
officers at Stockton, Cal, yesterday, is
wanted at Asheville, N. c., for having de-
faulted as cashier OF the Asheville National
bank in 1893 1t is reported from Ashevlle
that nothing has been done about the mat
ter and it is doubtful II anything will be
done by the state. 1t Is not believed that
Pulliam has any of the money he is alleged
to have stolen and therefore bringing him
back to Ashevile would be useless ex-
pense. He will likely go free unless the
federal government chooses TO prosecute
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 29.-The sena-
torial situation remains unchanged. But
one ballot was taken today which resulted
the same as the last one taken on Satur-
day. When the work OF the special COM
mittee Of investigation into the senatorial
scandals was resumed today, Dan Cole,
colner Of the San Francisco mint. testified
that he had received s4O0 from Milton j.
Green. Grants political manager, which had
been turned over to Assemblyman Jilson to
be used by Jilson in his political canvass.
Assemblyman Belshaw testified that As
semblyman Dale had told him that $4,000
had been offered for second choice votes
for Bula. Dale had afterward practically
changed this % the story that SO, 900 had been
offered to win votes for Grant. Dale was
wanted as a witness. but sent word that
he was too i'll to appear before the COM
mittee.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
Cordial welcome for Soldiers.

HEBRON, Neb. Jan. 23.-(Special.)-
Three Of the volunteers who went with Com
pany G to Manila returned yesterday
Nearly 1000 people were at the depot to well
come them. headed by the Hebron Military
band and members Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. They were brought up to
Main street by Mayor Church in carriage
and then were welcomed home by short
address by Hon. c. S. Richards.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-01-24
Part of Company X Returns.

COLUMBUS. Neb.. Jan. 23.-(Special.)-
A number OF volunteers OF Company X,
First Nebraska. have arrived home from
Manila They are nearly all looking we'll.
but are glad to get back to Nebraska Those
VINO have returned are Corporal Coxon. Prt-
Yates Charles Flynn. Arch Laughlin James
Haney. Loran Barnum. Several others are
expected today. They report most Of their
comrades were well when they left and
that some OF them will continue to remain
on the Island after lhsir term of enlistment
expires.