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MARKETS.
Kansas City Stock

KANSAS CITY, August 3l.--Cattle--
Receipts, 5000; market steady to strong
native steers. S4 50a6.20; Texas
steers, SO 15@425: Texas cows, 81. .40@
3.25; native cows and heifers, 50 40@
500; stockers and feeders, s3.00@5. 20;
bulls, S2.50@50O.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady
lambs, $4.10@5.25; muttons. $3.00Q
400.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

One 10-horse power engine and boiler,
seven lots opposite Rev. Coudert's for
mer home on the west side. Also fif-
teen acres good farming land irrigated
by large reservoir on east side of the
Cebolla creek in Mora county. For
further information address p. Tram
bley, Las Vegas, N. M. 249-6t
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The Para Sails.

WASHINGTON, August 3i.-Genersl
Otis today informed the war depart
ment of the departure from Manila of
the transport Para in the following dis
patch: "Para sailed today with four
teen officers, forty-one enlisted and 9s4
discharged men aud six civilians.
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Crushed Beyond Recognition.

DANvILLE, Ills. August 81 AT 2
o'clock this morning a south-bound
freight On the Chicago & Eastern Illi-
n0is struc6 some box cars standing on
the main track at Rossville and wrecked
the engine ami number of cars. En-
gineer Tilton, Fireman Follis and Air
Inspector Kellogg, who were on the en-
glne, were crushed beyond recognition.
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Pefition Queen Victoria.

LONDON, August al.-A petition
from the Netherlands Wnman's Dis
armament league has been presented to
the Queen praying her in the name Of
womanhood snd motherhood TO avoid
war with the Beers and saying It would
cast frIghtful blot upon "y0ar majes-
ty's most glorious reign"
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sol son

s. 7. RaEkeF'a hack line. Six dollars
pays for round trip end board one
week at q resort In Sapello canon. Firsi
class hack leaves Las Vegas every
Tuesday morning for the mountains.
For further particulars inquire at II,
E CFllea' store. a0a emo
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csttI. and Sheen.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3D. Cattle Re.
ceipts, $500; market strong; beeves,
s45O@65O: cows and heifers. 81 75@
800; Texas steers, S3.52@4 90; stockers
and feeders, sS.25@4 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000: market dull;
sheep, $225@4 30; lambs, S350Q6. 90
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Reversed and Remanded.

In the Territorial supreme court yes.
terday, in case No. 706, Territory OF
New Mexico, appellee, VS.. Manuel Nal
donado, Pablo Luctro and Merced Mon
toya. indicted and convicted Of rape
Np9n Teodora Martinez at Las Vegas
the court reversed and remanded the
case.
The court adjourned to meet again al
Santa Fe, October 81,
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CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-Wheat-Sept.
sos; Dec. 714@B.
Corn.--August, Sl2s; Sept, 30%,
Oats.-August, 2O4; Sept ls%@20.
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Anothcr JERSEY Corporation

New York, August 3l.-The Amer.
ican Hide and Leather company, (up-
per leather trust) has been incorporated
In New Jersey with capital of $685..
100000 and will merge twenty-four con-
Germs.
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Frank Ives is Dead

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, August b.
A telegram is received by DIR. j. ID
Peters, father-in-Iaw of Frank Ives, the
champion billiard player, which an
noHnces the latter's death, which oc>
Cured at Progresso, Mexico. Consump-
ton was the cause,
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The locally famous meals at the
Plaza hotel are equal to the best to be
found anywhere. Superior food, pre-
pared by professional cooks. served by
courteous walters from snowy tables,
leaves nothing to be desired. Every
meal is pleasant surprise and a tooth
some delight. 136-tf
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Notice.

On and after September 1st, 1899, l
win conduct my business strictly for
cash. Coupon books for sale at 5 per
cent discount.
227-tm G. E BLOOM.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has L. b. @. on each tablet. 26-6m
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Money Markef.

New YORK. Aug. 3l.-Money on call
nominally, 81 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4M@5 per cent.
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Sailed for Gibraltar.

VILLEFRANCHE, France. August 3D.
The United States cruiser Olympia. with
Admiral Dewey on board, sailed for
Gibraltar this afternoon.
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Metal Market

New YORK, Aug. .sI.-Silver, 5S.l5-l6
Lead S4.35.
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DR.. Ahlers, dentist. over the First Ma
tional Bank. Hours $50 a. m. TO IL m /;
80 to s p. m. and to 9p. m. 204-tf
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For RENT.-A pleasant suite of
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Hume. 248 tt
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Agent for
Lilly Bracket
SHOES.
FOX & HARRIS,

For saddle and harness repairing, car
riage trimming. etc, call on J. G. Jones'
next to S. Pstty's, Bridge street. 32
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w WhIte, j. III.

Persons calling fer these letters will
please say advertised
]. A. OARnuTH. Postmaster.
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LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain un-
called for at: this Office for the week
ending August 3D. 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
INVALlDS HOME FROM CUBA
Number Of IowHns Included in the
List Transferred 10 New Hos
pitnl AT savannah

SAVANNAH, Ga. March 1&.-FonnvinE
is list Of the invalid officers ana men
brought here on the transport Missouri from
Cuba and now in The hnspita here.
Ofleers-Csplain James L. Eastman, Ser
ond ar'riuery, Second Lieutenant Markel
Averill Seventh cavalry. A. L. Stir. acting
assistant surgeon. volunteers Second Lieu
tenant HArry Z. Reeves. Third engineers
malaria Lieutenant Colonel EdERr Jadwin
Third engineers, dyEsnterv
Forty ninth IOvs-CorporBl HHwlsy. Com
pHny T. ph-EnynEitis F'~ivates SchaucE
D fracture. Golden, dyssutsrys HGrkmEr
L, anas-Rsi&, right leg Fletcher. neural EIH5
Reed, C. typhoid Nichols, Z diabetes
Wagner Gould, C, pneumonia, Preble, I.
rheumatism: Smith ., oysentery. Matth-
ev,s NJ rheumatism. BenuinEer. c. hernia,
recovered. Buriugame, I, appendicitis;
Deppert, EasurItis.
Second ultnois-CorporsI scheckler, ];
PrivBtes Huony. F malaria, Fare, a; Musi-
clan Kamin. L. dyssutsry.
Ninth uIinois-Sergeanc Garrison, l. gas
tritis: Private Harper K malaria.
Sixth Acknowledgment Pertee. heart af-
fAcLiOu.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
VOLUNTEERS COMING HOME
Those IL Cubhr Service Must Be NuEts~el
out Bsfu-f May !,
lywuNES AND tNsNErEs vii REMAIN
Quarantine Regulations nj the south
crn Ports Mnle T'bts Action
NecessHry-C nmps 10 ne
Re-EstHhfished.

wAsHIN GToN. March IG-Ths War de-
pa~-usrt mas determined 90 muster ou- ana
bring home all the volunteers IN Cuoa WIKI
the exception o. the volunteer engineers
and iumunps The necessity Tor Immediate
sc-ior has been brought 10 The attention
o. Inc Wa department Oh account ot ths
quarantine regulations EEEius. Cuba which
80 into efIect about the lst uf Nav ana
which are especially strict al all southern
ports.
When the troops are brought 10 ms
country thev must under he law be mus
tered out III United States gamus and they
no dUubt viii be brought TO camps naGr-
asi .helr homes j. is desired also 10 have
them brought to places where fuuiEa-inE
can be done and lt is possible thut troops
for northern states may he brought 30 Mon
tuuk and Camp WlboE again bs established
although The present intention IL 70 hsvs
all northern troops sent TO Camp Meade IL
Pennsylvania
The troops Ct North Carolina. South Caro-
lima. Louisiana and Georgia viii probably
be brought 10 Savannah the Texas troops
10 Galveston and the Tennessee. Kentucky
and Virginia troops to Old Point Comfort
Va
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
AFFAIRS or LABOR AND WAGES
COrJOn Mills Announce InCreRses-
Miners strike for Ret-
ter Paw.

MANCHESTER N Il. Marcn 1S-The
management Of the Manchester cotton
mills mas decided TO raise prices for wsHv-
inc IN No ] mill 10 per cent. to take effect
April 8. Al reductions in wages that went
into effect January l. 1885 are 10 be re
stored
WORCESTER, Mass March 1.-THE
West Boylestor Manufacturing company
will return, April g. 10 the scale Of wages
before the cut IN January 1895.
SYRACUSE, \. Y. March lG-The SYRIA
cuse Tube company, which employs 200
worknsn, has posted 3 notice TO the effect
that wages Df all employees viii he advanced
10 per cent taking place on Saturday Of
this week
BLOOMINGTON. III March 13-Three
hundred miners employed by the Mclean
County company struck today for the scale
of wages agreed upon by the Springfield
convention
PITTSBURG March 1.-THE steel work
srs strike was settled tonight and The plant
will he in tuIl operation tomorrow The
firm conceded al advance u 10 cents DAY
to al employees and twenty four hours smut
down Oh Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
TWO MURDERERs SURRENDER
Alleged SIHyers of Colonel Fountain.
the CArtIe Rustlers' Foe. Are
in CusIoGy.

DENVER Culn., March IA special 70
the News from Santa re. n. Nj. says.
Oliver NJ Lee and William GuIiland ut
Lincoln county. charged with the murder
O. Colonel A J. Fountain o. Las Cruces and
mis- fittle son on the White Sands Of The
SacrsDen-us in February 1897 surrendered
this morning TO Judge Parker al Las Cruces.
These men have dehad the officers for the
Igs-s si-r7 an- -npHths, R-Pttv SnsrtG fa=e
having been killed while trying 10 arrest
them. Governor Otero assured the wanted
men through their friends that they would
be protected from mob violence # they sur
rendered. but when The legislature ad-
journed the entire power Of the territory
would be USED 10 capture them II they did
not give Up Otherwise the men would have
20 leave The country for good. Lee has large
property interests and could Dot afford 10
abandon the same and Gilliland rode auto
Etnaun and wired Judge Parker al Las
Cruces they were coming. The men were
so changed in appearance that even Sheriff
Garrett q Las Cruces who was Oh the
same train failed to recognize them The
Fountain murder was supposed 10 be the
result Of The coluneIs prosecution Of cattle
rugt lp-s
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
OVATION FOR GENERAL GOMEZ
Cuban PopuIRce Expresses Its DisH D.
prevail of HE Removal by
Military Assembly

HAVANA, March IS-l0 a e. m-l pub
lac manifestation upon ths pEr1 OF The dif-
tereut paIriotlC clubs, IL which The general
public viii assist, has hesn called for 4
clock this afternoon. The people viii march
with music and banners 10 Qututa where
they viii express 10 General Conner Lhelr
adherence 70 himself and ttsir disAppruval
Of the action II ne Cuban Assembly il re-
moving hin from the once OF geue-al-iu-
chief o. the Cuban army
There were ChesrL lRst night for General
Gomez N Central park ,gnd cries were raised
against the Cuban milits'y assembly In ne
evening a he lnsaler the public vocifer-
ously Gpplauded Genera Conner ana Cuba
The feeling against the assembly is still
growing TGls muruing there We're sigur Of
some excitement. VhlCb NAV fiud EXPRESSION
al The gatherings Of thH Afternoon The
assembly meets his afternoon a. . O'Clock
and a lively session is expected
should por-iuu o. the Cuban army sup
porn The military assembly II rejecting ms
Gumez-Parrsr agreement ana IL refusing Z,
Gisauud without Q larger sun than 81 600 0oi
q furc.hle dlsErmEusut II ths opinion o,
Americans weu qualified 70 Judge woult
follow. TINS rs me only grave facy IL al
otherwise Euter-EluluE sequence 1f Incidents
The United States If completely CON-
milled . the arrangements uads hy RoDer1
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
TO COLONizE MISSOURI LANDS
Vice Consul EEsendrup of 1T. L0uis
Will Lend Northwest settIers 10
New Territory.

ST LOUIS. March 12.-Alf Essendrup. the
Swedish and Norwegian vice consul in ST.
Louis. Is perfecriug a scheme for ooluuizur
the vacant lands IL Missouri with Scand5-
nsviEn euiErauts. Els I1ea Is 10 arrange
with The various steamship companies TO
make this city their southwestern head
quarters. the same RE Chicago is thf head
quarters Cor the northwest
The Scandinavian people are not BaliF-
fed IL the northwestern states. as the
climate Is 100 severe ana there lre 100 many
CROP failures" sHid Mr.. Esseudrup .'The
climate Of missouri viii just about suit them
and there are bout 5000 900 acres ut vacant
lands IL this state which are available FOR
agricultural purposes
The Whole Of The northwest IS pretty well
settled and there Is very little vacant land
left for the purposes Of colonization. The
little that remains Is not il large tracts but
II scattered
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
SEVERE FIGHTING IN CHINA
Rebels Finally Driven Back, but Most
Of Them Escnpe-Fiye Hum
drcd Of Them Killed.

TACOMA March 1.-THE steamship Viz
rr-iu brings news from Nuuku tnng loooo
Chinese rebels have CROSSED the Auhui
borders INTO Honap. Joining the rebels there
their combined forces numbering over 20
0oo Thus combined. they marched against
ana captured ShouCEun. the second city OF
te Autul province. hHdlv defeating General
Kuo and the imperia. forces. They secured
large quantities. 81 arms and have sent nut
Z budy o. raiders lu-u Huuau 10 secure am
muuiriun The telegraph lines in North
Auhui have been cut Eud the imperial
troops are Gradually being hemmed in. The
letter have rc-occupied nut not captured
EuvauE Five hundred rebels and many
soldiers were killed in the hattls In North
KIuuEsu between The rebels and the CON
hIua5 forces Of Generals Kuu, WI and Liu.
Several ~pb. leaders were taken. hut the
main BODY OF he rebels escaped and Srnrted
tuy AnhuL.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
IN SEARCH or GEORGIA SUNSHINE.
President Mckinley and Party stnrt
Nnurhern .Jkunr.

WASHINGTON, March I8.-President aud
Mrs. Mckinley and party 0f friends Ier
the CITY al - O'CLOCK UouiEn- for vaca-
rou OF Two weeks a. ThonAsviIie Ga
where The train iF scheduled TO arrive a. :
CLOCK rDmorr0w afternoon The trip is
made via thR AlIaneir coast line and the
Plant system, aboard splendid train uf
Pullman cars perfeat IN equipment, with
every provision fsr tDe comfort and saferv
Of The party. The p~esi dent occupied the
magnificent private Pullman Observation car
loiGu-he ar Lhe rear of rIe special train
-he remainder Of which was un5e ny Of The
compartment GEr Eorg-ib The sleeper Cl4-
matts The Ching car AnarIIu and The com
hEnatlor smoking Aad baggage cBT CEssius,
al handsomely futed our for Ihe accomnp-
Gg1ioE of The disrluEulHnsd travellers Ten
minutes before GrGtU nine rna president and
Mrs Mckinley reached The sua-ioI, wtler.
Z number Of people mad asRem ed. and
weE aboard The train and greeted those VINO
accompanied then ou ne "trip. These 10
clutec tls vice president and Mrs. Honsrt
Enc MaF-er Hobart 5euaa or and MIS- Hanna
Miss Hanna and Miss Phelps and Ir ! X
tsIXey- Secretary A1Eer Postmaster General
Smith, General CurDin and others went Z,
The s-s1iou 10 bid TIE PARTY farewell
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
FIFTY-oNE NEW VESSELS ron UNION
Status of work On Those Under Gem
EErn..IlLI. IN he ~

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Rear Admiral
HiHhhorD. CHEZ constructor IL mis- state
nent Of work accomplished on the vessels
nov building for the new navy shows that
there are now actually under CONSTRUCTION.
or already contracted for ffry-nnp vessels OF
various types ranging from bartleships 10
torpedo boats. The degree ot completion OF
the DartleEnipE Is as follows.
Al Newport NswE-KeErssrEe, ST.; Ken
ruUEy, IS Illinois gS
~ CrHmpE-AlaDamE 70.
Union Iron Works-W isconsip 68
The Maint Missouri and Ohiu have not
been Started 1t ths date Of report. The
sheathsd cruiser Albany purchased IN
England on The stocks IS advanced 80 per
cent toward completion OF the torpedo
DuEts the DatlErsu al Bath Ne. stands %
per cent and the Fox at Wolf & Zwickers,
Al - per cent, me Craven al BElh, Il 30
per cent and the others range all the way
down 10 nothing The submarine boat
PluuEer stands a. s. per cent and TWO tugs,
the FeuReook aud PawrucEet- sr New York
and Mare Island respectively, Al IS per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
IN BREwERIEs
Co-operHrivs Concern Hr -. Louie
VIII Deliver Product on EIec-
Irie Refrigerator Cara.

ST LOUIS March IA company with
9 capital Of s2pg 0oG mas been organized II
this city 70 operate & new brewery on the
cooperative plan The company viii be
known as the Cast Brewing company. and
ground viii al once be broken for the cree
luu Of & large brick building
The plant vii have 3 capaary Of -jnno
barrels year ana VIII be operated by elec-
rlclry throughout The company viii aave
number Of electric refrigerator cars con
Frrucfed which VIII be the frEt ever useC
on any stree, railway IN any ci,y IL the
world and dispensing with heavy hauling
wagons. Officers nave NOT been elected
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

WASHINGTON March la-5s Special TeIe-
gram The appointment N William E.
Gown son n General J. G. Gown
a Omaha 10 he second lieu
tenant III the regular army, was made TO-
dsv by the president Coupled with ms
name was tnat af Samuel Miller Wander
wort, son Or Pau VaudErvDOrt. recon
msuded by Senator ThursEuu. Mr.. Thurs
Ion mad upwar5 Of twenty names submitted
fgr consideration. but IN q majority o. cases
the individuals were over The prescribed
limit fixed IL The army bill. between me
ages ut = aud - il was rhF iarter are
which prevented tbs nomination Of Wallace
J. Brogrch 10 be second Lieutenant which
had been decided upon As one Of tbs trsr
names ta 80 u la make up Nebraska quota
T uv0 under the reorganization pin. sam
uel Miller Tzu1ervoart served win the
second Nebraska and was mustered oul a.
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

fanE and he Twentieth regiment was moved
70 . caumi ntiuE -idEe.
The rebels were me Opposite Pg.s-os hut
The ereuv hai.ea. Thirty OF The rebels
were killed a. already cabled sixteen were
taken prisoners and he Amer cans lost six
men wounded. The whole American line
hivouhaEsd az cglocE Atou, -Ov rebels
were reported 20 be marching uur,hwa-d
fev miles ts the southwest
The Spanish runooEus q CHuo sGnB-
z-n~arus FEupuuE8. AIbUvu. CHisuiEnes
O-dsuotB Bases C-7roouue FuuBg MGuuen8.
Mindo~o and MEraveles., lying al zambnngu
island Of Mindarbc have been sole here 10
san Francisco REYES for 2ol l-2 Mexican
dollars. They viii probably he -es1id 70
the highest bidder or they NAV be trans
formed iu-O mere uhautmeu.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
INDIGNANT At THE ASSEMBLY


SANTIAGO. March la.-kfuGh excitement
prevails il Santiago owing 90 the action o.
The military assembly in disr-lsEinr Genera
Gomez from the post OF cnmuauder-ir-
chief AL classes Of CuhGrf repudiute the
sssemhlys proceedings. uRcirrinr that III
doss nui represent The nauunnl demand,
and that NO rrteuuon is paid its act r.
the Americans.
Some OF the Cuhuus claim the assembly
should reno the history nf England during
Oliver C-uuvelTs time ana see what they
did with parliaments. The general opinion
is that the assem- ulys art has been The
ssvsrnst blow dealt 10 the ieEit mEie Hspl-
rnuiuuE Of the CuhHus since uhs american
occupation. which action gives q The wurld
the Impression that they are Incapable Of
self-Eoverument.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
NO uLTlMGTuM DELIVERED
ItnliBn Governments SHid TO HIVE Dis
Hv0wed SiEnUr Msrttn"'s ArriOn
He is Recalled.

ROME March -3.-The TribunR asserts
that Italy has NOT delivered an ultimatum 10
China. on the contrary. the italian gov
ernmeut has disavuwad the action Of stEnor
MARITIME regarding the SEu-Mun bay affair
and has recalled him, cunhdinE Italy il
-erests 10 the British minister Al PekLn IN
I'll rhe successor os MARITIME arrives there.
ROME. March l3.-The news pf SiEuOr
Martiuo's recall came rs q complete surprise
10 the public. il Is understood that his note
asking China TO reaccspt the first Italian
note was regarded ny the Italian govern
meur as too couciIiatorv. hut The general
belief is THAI China VIII interpret The recall
as sign Of weakness.
Count Orfri The Italian minister at Tokio,
viii be appointed TO succeed siEnor MarIluo
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
ABOLISH SISSETON AGENCY
Indian Rights AssoctHtiOB Calls en-
the Interior Department 10
Take This Step.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-fSpecial Tele-
gram The 1ndi4u Rights association has
fled papers with the seCretary Of the in
ts-inr urging the Establishment uf The agency
II Sisselou, :. n II ts claimed thar the
lands az this place have been allotted with
The exception Of 16O acres. which constitute
he reservation proper The RssuCIErun
ssys that The only function Of the agent Is
10 dtshu-se funds. which can be dome al less
expense ny q special aren't rhRn ny main
tanning an agent there f1- thst purpose.
OfiCialE Of the Indian office seem fEvorahly
disposed 70 the idea although it haz not
vet been formaIly considered. IL this con
nection II may ne suited OF good authority
that gent johnson viii nOt continue long
q; SisserOp. ElE administration is unsEtis
factory 20 the Department, and tnlS with
the pressure brought 10 bsar FOR his re
1novsl makes his tenure very uncertain. Il
is stated that action viii bt taken II the
matter when tbs president returns 10 Wash
inEtnn.
The comptroller of The currency has baan
advised Of changes IL officials OF north
western banks as follows; Ipwa-First Ma
LiunEl bank Of Sioux city James P Toy.
president, il place of Thomas 6. Stone A.
Gresuiuggr. vice president; T. A. Black,
cashier; M J GotLhelf, assislant cashier.
SeuAl ! es-Ie aNE~iAlIbAL It-uh. -N sSCuhO WE
president South Dukuts-F'L-gt National
bank Of Aberdeen 7. 2 Cannon, president.
IL place Of c. F Eaton. J. r Suttle, assist
ant cashier Union National hank Of Sioux
Falls Louis CEiIle, cashier. IL place Of 3. H.
RequR; no assistant cashier IL place Df
Louis CEille.
PusJmastsrs appointed: sauln Dakota
John G. Dresrler AZ 81. sG'Derl, Bdmonds
COUNTY; Peter Skartva ad- 81 77lsin. Campbell
aerzznEF IfvR--rrrEl-K r. at Dun
Can I-a1NO-..- N>'u1rgi Muulngec at
Calvin. Marshall county.
The Continental National bank of ST. Louis
was today approved as reserve agent for ths
MerehEnts, -Eatianal -nank Q. lrnaha
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

-IouW~lEl-- IS9N UT ETesE Fu0IsI-IE -
PLYMOUTH March 1@.-iNew York
World Caolegram-speClal Telegram. t-Tu'i-
osirv To witness The debut Of Cour sss
Russell crowded the ThesLer RovHl q, Ply
mouth tonight. Although naturally nervous.
she made good Impression and promises
TO develop tuto fine actress. She moves
about the stage with ease and grace and
though &, times indisttnct has & soft fez-
be voire which she used 10 advantage.
The little dancing OF the part lightly
and pra-t..v done. Her dresses we've steC-
tive ana IN the thi-d acr she wore lot of
old laae and jewels. At The close uf the
performance she was called before The cur
tain and enthusiastically Cheered. Ivan
Ca~vI composer Of the music. superin-
tended the rehearsal this morning, when The
countess met the rorlpsuy for the first time
ana was al The performance tr the evening
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
GOlNG BACK TO ENGLAND
RudyHrd kipIinE VIII NOt Co TO MeI-
SEQ Hna VIII Not Remain in
America Long.

NEW YORK, March l8.-Though Mr. Kip
ling has made no definite plans for the
immediate future. Al intimate friend said
TINS morning ms visit 70 this country VIII
pruhablE De : short one So suCu as he
ls strong enough ne viii g 10 Bra1rleo0ru.
NJ for few weeks In al probability he
VAL return 10 England early IN 1hs spring
Hs VIII uUE &c 70 Mexico