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Show i ; I J FEARLESS, BRIGHT. ... " ? f AL17AYS f ' ilVT fjjp ENTERPRIS1KO. ft rlf (fill .InKTUIBDNK.. ""'!! , ifriWfl FIRST IN CHARACTEB INFLUENCE, PRESTIGE, CIBCTJLATIOX. ADVERTISING. v' THE TRIBUinC. ' Voii. XlJli 8AIT NO. 247. INDEX TO THIS PAPER. BITTER PILL FOR First end Second page. Telegraph and Third page. lOgden Department. Fourth page, Editorial. Fifth page. General Connor's Funeral, Mines. Amusement and Social, and other luroiuaries. i ! t j local. ! j the Germans and add members of tbe German party to the cabinet. .The coalition of tbe cabinet and tbe Germans gives tbe Ministry a majority strong enougb to overcome all opposition. ROYALTY. I Parliacent Will Very .rudsinglj la crease the Heir's Allowance. i Sixth page. Business. Commercial, etc Seventh page. News of Our Neighbors. Eighth City and Neighborhood, fourt and peg,! CrinifnsL Notice. BUMMABYl OF LOCAL EVENTS. The great strike of gaa oonUnnee to be j the rage. Ore aed bullion receipts yesterday In thla Ity.ffil.934., Recorded sales of real estate In this city yesterday, f 126.903. Northland-MayflowArgnments In the suit prooeeded before Judge Zane yester- .. dar. . Cianaral Connor's fnneral is to held to morrow ; arrangements are being speedily r h .perfected, The proprietor pf the Franklin Avenue Theater sulns the city for the set of the Counell In revoking his liquor license. . A Interest In the Pistol Pocket a mine, that recently yielded luntnof nrold.tbas been sold to Coloradans , L, for 15000. i j j er 1 i I one-ha- lf four-pou- nd ' .? telegraphic J Another attempt SUMMABT. t train wrecking on the Central Pacific A riot of taxpayers In Cincinnati, all , eatrer to Day their taxes. Into wants to ;Dalzell step Representative Senator Quay's shoes. Charles Price kills his eousln P. J. Cunningham to Butte during a quarrel. The Alton will Inaugurate a rate war be tween Kansasl City and Chicago. McEnery nominated by the regular Dem- cratla convention of Louisiana. Forty missionaries are held in orael cap tlvlty by tbe Mabdl In the Soudan. Cbicaro underwriters place a limit on the jaelght of bulldlnaS tbey will Insure. returns to bis old A pugilist-preaeb'haunts, apd wants to make a match. ' Tbe Chicago & (North western will wage war against tbe Telegraphers' Order also. Presi Tbe Federation of Labor dent Gompers and. favors woman suffrage. In order to collect a board bill a man outs off necessary portions of his son's anatomy. Caprlvl is made Count by the Emperor ' M treaties. Three men killed and two seriously in by premature blast In Busk tunnel. jured ear Lead Title. Merbler hurls bold defianoe at Lieutenant-Governo- r Angers, and promises to drive blm out of offlee. Young Jim Blalbe gets a terrible tongue She calls lashing from a society woman. him a scoundrel and a poltroon. The Merolerltes In Quebec threaten to re sort to foroe andLieutenant-Governooppose ther. dismissal of the Cabinet by tbe A. InnAtlj Ati.nl ,nn hirn nf niin - i r nn yww- tole with a revolver, killing one person and Itruunaini two uiura uu uiuwioe 1111 uwa J brains out. n ier ' ..... 1 1 fOblo., Is dashed In tbe face with curuollo 'acid by a member of tbe order, and Is (frightfully burned,. 1 j I The decision tbat halfbreeds are not I may nullify tbe recent Sioux land purchase, as otberwlaa not a sufficient Bum- -, ber of Indians signed tbe agreement. : ii 9 '! - ' i THE FJEDEUATION OF LABOR. Woman SufTra Favored President ' Ala., Deo. 18. The conren- Ion of the American Federation of Labor adopted a resolu n at Its morning session tavorlDK a woman' suffrage amendment to the Constitution.' Tbe convention Refused to adopt a resolu- political action on tbe Ton recommending of trades-unions- . A resolution was paased demanding that to further subaidy be paid tbe Pacific Mail '. Iteamsblp Company, unless tbe company discharge all Chinese and Japanese In Its v service. Also, a resolution to amend tbe Sbtpplng act of 1890, so as to make vessels liable to datnaares for cruelty to sailors at tbe bands " of officers. In tbe afternoon the constitution was amended so tbat In case of the death of tbe president, the executive council shall tem- Ship, Instead of the first BlHMtNOHAM, . ! ' . rice-preside- nt g sue-tceedln- as now. i Tbe proposition for the establishment of n official organ, t?0 be edited by the presi-den- t, was voted down by an' overwhelming ' f rnujortty. Tbe oommltte oil rules reported unfavorably on tbe resolution offered by tbe Michigan delegates prohibiting the holders of political offices from acting as organizers. There was a long j discussion, which brought out tbe resolution! was aimed at a tbe fact tbat eortain sidewalk inspector. Most of the forms brought about by working people having their owi representatives in tbe Legislature. Ther convention concurred In tbe unfavorable report. president, receivGompers was votes against 635 for Barth of ing 1388 and 13 for DeLabar of New York. vVbeellng A motion to make Gouipers's election unanimous was objected to by Delegate Harding. Che other Incumbents were also TIIK VAM1K1U1ILT8 IN IT. - ed ed. . ed . LoirDOX, Dec. 18. fCopyrlght, New York Associated Pres.J-l-Th- e 1801,: by. rupture of tbe dlplouia'tio relations between France and Bulgaria on the pretext of .the expulsion of the French Journalist Cbadouln, now proves to be step In a French diplomatic scheme to ask the Sultan to use his suzerain right to interfere In Bulgaria In Russia's Interests. This development is no surprise to Lord Salisbury and bis diplotbe-Jnlti- al ma tic allies ill Vienna and Berlin. The Austrian Government, probably acting In coucert with Lord Salisbury and Chancellor vou Caprlvl, stlpports the (Bulgarian bu- reau. .'.; ,y1: Tbe St. Petersburg DevomostU after suggesting tbat It Is possible that France, failing to obtain satisfaction, may blookade tbe Bulgarian ports, says that Russia will protest against the. appearance of the French ironclads before Varna or IBourgas. If the peace of Eupolicy results thus, ' . rope Is over. t's R.l-bo- ( AS 4 COURTEB CHECK to the Liberal game" played to win over the rural distrl jts. Jtbe Executive Conservative Association baVe arranged social agricultural conferences. Mr. Chaplin, having got the promise of the treasury for five millions to be used in beginning tbe operation of his land scheme, can effectively induce some I' rival support. The Conservative organs are trying to educate the British public into approval ef a grant, raising the income of Parliamentary the recently affianced Duke, of Clarenoe and' Avondale to A'25.000 yearly; Tbe Queen, lt is understood, will pot consent to open the coming session; of Parliament unless tbe Cabinet assents to taking tbe risk involved in bringing forward tbe proposal.. Tbe Ministers are unwilling to go further than to propose a dower for the Princess Victoria Mary, or an annuity of 5Q00 as a marriage settlement. The Radicals will agree to a moderate dower, but to no further grant, and If tbe Government venture to ask for a the opposl- special provision for tbe Iiuke, tlon vote Is reokoned at 200 against the measure. This will take cordiality out of the grant and be . 18.4-A-n Na-m- ur , j Wore Over the McKlnley Bill. Loirr03i, Dec. 18 Tbe London Chamber of Commerce will not take part in the Chicago fair, as a local center, on the ground tbat the McKlnley law has deprived Liverpool merchants of tbe Chicago trade and that Americanf manufacturers would only copy English exhibits. The Virginia Debt Settlement. Lokdos. Dec. 18. A large to-da- Foreicrn Consuls Banquet. General John O. LonsON. Dec; 18 United States fConsul-Genera- New. presided at l. the annuel banquet of tbe association of foreign consuls last evening. Members of tbe London corporation and other prominent persons were preseutj Assassinated, to-da- y. j . , to-d- ay Dead. of Winchester BishopDeo. 18. j THE M AUDI'S VICTIMS. Forty Missionariestl 9Held in Cruel Soudan. Captivity in . news of the Cairo. Dec. trlan missionaries whose arrival rasko. near' Wady Haifa, after from tbe hands of the Mahdists. is received. In an Interview at Koroskb.Tather Ohrwal- der states tbat forty -- Europeans! are still held in captivity In Omdurman. These captives, he says, are kept loaded with manacles, after being cruelly) beaten, and jso that they have lost all strictlyof guarded; ever being able to effect their hope escape. Tbe priest says that food in the Soudan is now cheap. He declares, however, de tbat the people are tired of strife, andcoun sire the Egyptian' Government of .the restored. Her avers that the dervishes try are losing their ascendancy. He says that and their tbey have a bigiscamp at FjashodaJ be posses- position there strengthened by for fear lof being attacked 'far from the Nile, Statin Bey y the hitherto friendly-tribesis still alive, and belongs jto the bodyguard of the Mabdl s successor, but is closely lt.-Mo- Aus-- at re Llo-esoapl- ng . 1 . atcbed. , : "; x ' ma, MORE AGONY COMPILERS. Sensational Writers Have Exagger- ated the Mexlcn Famine. Citt of Mbzico, Deo. 18. Reports London. Right Rev. Edward Harold Browne, D. D., Bishop of Winch ester, is dead.' The Grip Attacks Royalty. CorENHAOKNi Dec 18 Both the King and Queen of Denmark are sufferlug from the influenza. j A TIRED MINER'S REST. James Ijeary of Bntte In a Comatose Condition Since Monday.' Bttttk, Moat.. Dec 18. Special to Tribcnk. A strange case of lethargy Is attracting much attention here among the medical fraternity. Last Monday night James Leary, a miner, retired to his lei, apparently in good health, since which time be has remained entirely comatose, and all efforts at waking him have proved fruitless. Pounding, shaking and a strong battery no effect upon him. His respirahave had tion Is perfectly natural,-an-d Ills pulse normal. The doctors find no occasion to assign as a possible cause of his strange malady, although one physician expressed the opinion that it blight have resulted from the has to be grippe. Liquid: nourishment forced down bis throat, as he cannot be ail awakened for moment. Florence's Will to Bo Contested. ; from in every State of tbe repub lic are to the effect that the rumors pf great distress eaused bjf he famine and oi rioting by the impoverished people are untrue. . Ia Chihuahua, Durango, Zaeateoaa. Chiapas and Potosl, the Crops have failed, causing some suffering, bat measures for the relief of the needy have already beeu taken. There has been no actual starvation reFederal ported In any of these States. The Individand State Governments and private uals are Importing sufficient provisions to supply all need r. Exaggerated reports have been sent to Europe regarding the suffering in the different iS tates. -- Not- a State has asked for outsldSihelp, 4. An English syndicate is buying a the coffee lands in Mamualipas. DEFEATED BIT' ONE VOT - j :r' T ty t he - - !S TTl'.l ! 3 i ' raw Nsvw Yobs.' Dec 18. ITribukb Dispatch San Francisco Chronicle Series. There Is to be a eon test over the will of tbe late William J. Florence, the actor, which was filed for probate with the Surrogate on Tuesday of this week, as certain relatives of Mr. Florence claim tbat be left a codicil, which has in some manner disappeared. In the will which has been filed Mrs. .Florence ; : is named as sole executrix, and the entire estate of tbe dead actor is' left to his wife, none of the actor's brothers nor sisters geta souvenir of nim ting even so much ascollection of articles from among his large which he picked up during his eventful earner. Tbe estate is valued at 290,000. - The. World's Fair Junket - Washington, Dec 18. At a meeting of the World's Fair representatives and menu-b- e rs of Congress it was arranged so train to take the members that a special Chicago will leave evening, ar- g, In Chicago Sunday nizht and rstura-inriving leave for "Washington Tuesday evening.' As a result of tbe canvass, it was found be impossible now to Secure that it would enough. names to make tbe excursion a success, and it was decided to postpone It until Febrory. An invitation will be sent to every member of Congress, asking them to be the guests of tbe Fair management on . if.s .4Washington's birthday. ' to-da- y. to-morr-ow " ; -i Nebraska Beet Sugar Convention. Dec 18 The State- Best Sugar convention ajourned this evening, after the form atlon of aopermanent association and the election ef Ulcers. A reso lotion calling upon the next Legislature to restore tbe bounty ef tl per ton for sugar beets, half a cent per pound on sugar zuaaufact u red from the home product was also one asking ' the general Govadopted; ernment to provide aa experienced - cbsmlst for each factory duricj the worltlr- r .LxKCOur. Neb.; -- - - ao. Engineer Grievances'; Bast FaANCtstto. Deo. f.18 A'fJJci-isd- -- The csseral eotnmlttee of. adjustment .of tte ' nrctlx-r-hooof Locomotive Hrrlneersto-ds- r ( 'tloi Pact ; C Lutern amlcat.lys with the c? " t 5 f. crisvi---. .x .1 VI t sit Lxe .: j i i r ' '. I roci! i w l rs- - ! L;..ui.I:!M..'. ;. d ft i3 " -- KILLIR3 -- MIHIN3 Ontrsge on a Supposed Telegrapher by Strike Sympathizers Another Attempt at Train Wrecking: on the Central Pacific Another Indictment Tor Field Takes a Pound of Flesh Tor a Board Bill. or Dore-mu- s. 1 to-d- , s 1 . to-nig- bt. s . f - to-da- y. g. j - . . - 1 V f 's The. Remains. New York. Dec. 18. Tribune Dispatch-S- an Francisco Chronicle Series. 1Tbe rer, mains cf the supposed to be Henry L. Norcro6s, were shipped to Boston Everyr, remnant of what was Jeft of the except tbe brain,, whieh was held for raiscroscoplo examination, was placed in a hermetically sealed Bomb-Thrower- . bomb-throwe- to-da- y. bomb-throwe- " box. riARg - People With a Revolver. Hnr Tom. Dec 18. Michael Harvey, Tamerbnd, Pa., tween two freight trains in the tunnel on aged 34, who has been in the Flathush Inthe Reading road near here last night, re- sane Asylum for some time, was discharged sulted in tbe fatal injury of Engineer Fishago as cured, and went to beard of a few other two days er, and tbe painful wounding ' Mrs. Catharine Duffy, at 183 Vandyke with trainmen. while the family street, Brooklyn. in a Tunnel. " Fatal Collision 18. were at dinner. Harvey suddenly went A collision Shamokin. Pa.. Dec rah to bis room. and. snatching in a tunnel on the Caiawlssa branch op a revolver, returned to the dining-rooof the Reading Railroad this morning, bv and began firing. Tbe first shot struck which four persons were killed, and several John Oonnerton in the bead and be died In i a few minutes. The second bullet went injured. Samuel Dlckerson's arm. He made through Tin Factory Burnett. for the window and jumped out. His sister, Long Island Citt. Dec. 18. Habbeman's Mary Dlckerson. was hit next, a bullet bortin faotory near Laurel Hill was damaged ing a bole; in ber arm- - She ran out in tbe , by fire last nixbt $75,000. crying murder and, Mrs. Duffy, hallway, who was in tbe next room, jumped out of the Brazil at the. Fair.' window, spraining her ankle While sbe Washtngto'w,- Dec -18 (TRiBUira Dilay moaning with pain, the fourth and last ilirontc'e Series. I shot rang out. Harvey had put the pistol spatchSan Francisco visit in bis mouth and blown out his brains. The Captain Rogers, who was detailed to GovBrazil and extend an Invitation to the affair created the most Intense excitement ernment of that Republic to participate in la the neighborhood. the World's Fair, has returned, after an absence of several months. He is quietly en- COLLECTING A BOARD BILL. thusiastic upon the manner in which he and the interest shown by the off- A Delinquent Loses icials and people of Brazil in the project, but Ills of Portions Anatomy. more so upon the probabilities and actual j Dsnvxr. Colo.. Dec 18. Special to Thibdevelopment of trade relations between tbe two countries. As to the former. Captain cnb-- J A quarrel in the Ward family reRogers says that be everywhere found the sulted in one ef Its members being carved liveliest interest manifested In the subject, with a razor. He is new getting ready to and tbat several. If not all. the individual Pluff married tbe daughter of States of the Republic will make exhibits at die. Michael and. according to bis claim, the Fair. Rio Janeiro will expend $150,00$ James Ward, or $200,000 upon ber exhibit, and the other bas supported all bis relations ever since. States will do proportionately as well, His father-in-lahowever, thought otherj What the" Central Government' will do." Pluff with a board bill. and presented wise, said the Captain. "Is somewhat uncertain, Pluff denying that he caused trouble. This Government of which to tbe changes owing necIs then said to Ward cent. a Ward owed The have taken place. appropriation Into the street essary to carry out the intention of tbe have followed his Fwnseea Government had 'been considered and deliberately cut off his right ear and three separate times, according to the prao-tl- other necessary portions of bis anatomy. ef Congress, and was ready to be voted on. when Congress was dissolved or ad- Fluff lost considerable blood and is now in a no doubt but that a critical condition. Tbe police are not aware journed. But I have creditable display will be made." of tbe occurrence. Idaho Mininjc Case) MO HE TROUBLE FOR FIELD. Boisb Citt, , Ida., Dec 18 Special to TaiacKS.J About $ o'clook this evening lie Ia Indicted for Forgery in Con TJ. 8. Circuit Judge Beatty directed the jury nection With a Bill of Lading. Nsw York, Dec 18. Thibunb Dis to find a verdiot for defendants in the ease of Erwood M. Galptn vs. the Sierra Nevada patch San Francisco Chronicle Series. Consolidated Mining Co.. thus sustaining' Experts were busy yesterday In the District books of the the mstioa and arguments of defendants' Attorney's oQce examining ' Lindley, Weichera & Co. Mr. Nlcoll the case made after Field. attorneys to .non-su- it examination has not though theevidence that, ths plaintiff's evidence was In. The' action said ' completed. of several been embraced two eases,; which were consolidacommitted by forgeries. apparently ted and transferred from the District Court Edward Field, had been discovered. Field still imagines, according to the doctors, of Shoshone county, and was for the one is tryinj to poison him, and of certain rich mining claims located that somereason he can hardly be indueed to for tbat ear Wardner. Ida.. Including t300,C3 eat 1 ou;ii to keep him alive.Dr. Dr. Matthew Tbe principal defendant was D. of Douglas iili his cousin, and t Delasbmutt of Portland. s of the Eellevue line itt.1, who hs cbar-iasaca pavilion ttare, vijitea 1 leid in the Wholesalers c. TllzZzm Advanoed. tftersoon. Tbey say ..he la 15 The Insurlocal Uinnbapolis, zzza.z . EvrrrrLr 3 " ance frota have lostructlr:x rctiivii agisr's ' : ' r r c are ry c :t con tl'ftL--i titeir irsu jy, stirj t- rjerc-rt!iat?9 on riL.s wi - TricI""Tls rr-I To-da- y, oo-eur- red m i j - - I . was-receive- d Son-in-Ls- w . w, son-in-la- Important- Capture of18.Counterfeiters. Four alleged Philadelphia. Dec. leaders of tbe gang that bss been' flooding - Non-Suite- d. - . pos-ssssl- ea dam-sxe- s.' ex-lla- - yer . D-- i.-o- e5r ia. imau ".l owr tie s r:- - ' r - rrev:.' t-i- t-- -- ! wi.i i . i r - t;-z:- f 1 1 - olia m t-- x, t f--i r I. l J t -- -- i tbe city with counterfeit money were arrested shortly after midnight this morning. Tbe prisoners are Raphael . Blaicola and Giacomo Dinlcolaln. keepers of an Italian and wholesale restaurant and lodging-bous- e dealers ift counterfeit money; and Freger-ic- k Deragata and Emma Tate, aceomplices. The arrests are tbe result of hard work on the part of tbe secret service, officials, and is considered one of the most lmportsnt of counterfeiters made. The gang captures of disposed from $600 to $1000 a week ef counterfeit money. Two More Negroes Lynched. Live Oak, Fla., Dee. 18 Just before 13 o'cldck last nlgbt a mob of about twelve hundred men. armed with rifles or revolvers, called on Sheriff Potsdamer. seized and overpowered blm. and took from, him the keys to tbe county jail, and, placing a guard over him. tbey made a rush for the jail, took from their cells two negroes suspected of the murder of young Paramore in tbe streets of Branford last week. Tbe prisoners were bound to trees. a short distance from the jail, and the; bodies riddled with . bullets.. , A Bold Robbery St. Louis, Dec 18. There was a remarkably bold robbery here this afternoon, four masked men entering tbe outer' office of tbe Central Distillery and summoned Cashier John Blank to give up what money he bad. He made a show of resistance, and was beaten over the head with a. revolver and' ' The men then secured lnjsred. badly one hundred dollars and escaped. about - ' v : Snatched a Tray of Diamonds. 18. About 10 w oe j 1 , stolen. -- j THE SAFETY" OV THE REMAINS. Boston. Dec 18. The remains of H. L. Noreross, tbe dynamiter who tried to blow up Russell Sage, are In the receiving tomb at Woodland Cemetery. Tbey; arrived this morning. Tbe funeral will be private.- Mrs.' Noreross fears that the remains will be . Fntal Collision Mildly Stated. Deo. 18. Collision be- . ;. - A ay a strike: outrage. 1 . t w . mass-meeting- . .Jonea-"?TBe- a fornery was resorted to,. November 25th Field and Lindley arranged to make a cablo s' transfer of 406,000 j inarWs (equal to Quebec. Deo. 18 Monster $118,000) to the firm in Mannheim, and at are being organized by the Liberals throughthe same time to buy their thirty days' out the Province. The police are In readisight bill of 325.000 marks on the Rame firm ness to march to the official residence of the in Mannheim, .such bill bcia accompanied Lieutenant-Governto It of by shipping documents for 74.000 bushels protect against wheat for steamship Triumph.' f SO.MK DAYS PREVIOUSLY made. St Roche and St. Savour especially a similar bill of 190,000 marks Ufa tialtllnri .Hh'InUil.ilA. us sold they on tho kame firm, accompanied by shipping Mercler has made public bis views on the documents for 143.000 bushels of wheat for political situation, and published the corresteamship Dolcouth.' AH these shipping spondence between himself and the Lieutenadocuments haversince turned out forgeries. nt-Governor and ad the interim report There were no such steamships in port at rethe Royal Commission. This report ' the time, and no such wheat. Fortunately of was that certain not correspondence we discovered the forgery before the. draft grets produced, and concludes that it Is not was presented, and were able to stop payment. It was for the above transaction proved that Meroler knew of the existence of Indicted." that Field was ana that gentlemau declares that be benefited in no way thereby. It Is signed only by Judges Baley and Davidson. Mercler. in his final reply to the Lieutenant-GovA Telegrapher Is Dashed In the Face ernor, tells tbe latter that he has had the audacity to do what the Queen With Carbolic Acid. DxNVEit, Dec. 18. Special to Tribuxb. PROVOKING A REVOLUTION. A Chicago telegrapher named Pilling, on 'Good citizens.' says he, "must-admi- t his way to California, was the victim of an that there's a limit to tvrannv. and that m. outrage at Trinidad last night, A member man. ivougn ii9 may nave ueen a prime of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, minister, is not a slave." Mercler characterizes the report as that 1 was on he to bis to Paso way thinking partisans, from whom you have work in tbe Western Union, burled a bottle of "two an dragged unjust and unfounded opiulon.v of carbolic acid in his face, frightfully altogether informal and without) legal value burning him and, it is thought, destroyed containing gratuitous insults te your tbe sight of one eye. He presented a fearsupported by a great majority of,J Legislature." ful appearance when be arrived in Denver thoMercler charRe. the Llentenant-Gevern- or a with and. autocratic government: personal Denver. Deo. 18. Associated Press. A with having carried out one of the most young mau named Fillings from Chicago, odious: conspiracies ever entered Into who came West .several week's ago for his tbe liberties of a free against same on train carrying people. He constitutional the health, started taunts the Governor with a several Western Union operators going to desire to place power in tbe hands of his replace the Southern Pacific strikers. of against all tbe rules The trainmen, whose afmpathy Is with political friends, toot and with under the. decency, trampling him a for the strikers, spotted "The Governor's scab. At Trinidad be, in oorapany dignity ofhethe Crown. our says, "puts political in- -' with a young lady, en route to California, conduct," stitutions in jeopardy." was standing on the rear platform, watchHe refers to the Paolflo scandal, aud ing the snnwplows, working, when some charges the Governor with supporting the wretch threw carbolic acid in their faces. f'To-day- ." Ministers. says he, "you guilty were and very painfully injured, Tbey ot will the Federate Minister' tbe obey life. . for probably disfigured Who was himself the distributer of this brl- bery or the Ministry luoney. 1 will try -to Another Attempt at Train-WreckinTOUR1 NEFARIOUS WORK UNDO j Colfax, Cat., Dec. 18 Air unsuccessful assistance of my colleagues and attempt was made to wreck the: cast bound with the friends." overland passenger train five miles from political You will In closing, Mercler says: here this afternoon. The train was delayed Officers have gone to shortly receive from Abbott, your master, only a few minutes. but no particulars are yot re- the price of your national treachery, andnewI investigate, was near the same place that shall go before tbe people and receive a ceived. , It' which will Uenable mandate, 6blnn and others tried to wreck tbe over......Ume. to resume. 4 t A W Jf 1a HUM WUIVU l. ...-.UBliWH Ul I I C U land about seven years ago, and only a few bUO -' ohase to from me, and. was from miles tbe place where tbe train you Surely .Spenser' ' .1 wrecked In September 'last, for which the wood." Roberts Brothers are now awaiting trial. is i Among-yesterday'- ey nry Hastings. Neb.. Dec 18. rTaiaosre DisThe patch San FrancIsco"hHlct Series. and fully grip has taken fresh hold here, half tbe people in town are more or less affected. Tbe disease is in a mild form, aud Naw York, Deo. 18. A very dramatic few fatalities are reported. incident enlivened the Blaine divorce proBBOKJBN OUT A SECOND TIME. in progress at tbe office of Referee Tribune Dispatch-S- an ceedings Boone, la.. Dec 18 Lord. yesterday. Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., Francisco Chronicle Series. J The; grip arrived with her friend, Mrs. Ogden has broken out again in this city, and all Sbe did not know tbat the law gave physicians report a large number of oases, her husband the right to be present. When many of tbem serious. sbe saw him there, though sbe had not met INTERFERES WITH THS SCHOOLS. Deo. at Bar 18. him since she bid blm good-by- e Tribune Champaign. III. Harbor three years ago, she controlled her Dispatch San Franolsco Chronicle Series. Tbe grip bas become epidemic In this city, surprise so well tbat ber companion never but as yet very few cases have been serious, suspected tbat the man who rose as they and only one or twn deaths have resulted. entered was the person in question. Puris It Mrs. Doremus eot into ine the interfering with tbe attendance materially in tbe public schools. From one room a furiousproceedings, of mind. Sbe looked round state In tbe primary department there has been for some sympathetic person, and to the more than thirty children taken out in three gentleman next her said : "Tho man In this case is a scoundrel and a poltroon." days on account of the disease. VAT AIi EFFECTS AMONG THE AGED. "Do you know who you are talking to?" the individual addressed. 18. Dls snapped rTBrnrNB Dec Philadelphia. -she replied. ' Well, I am Mr. No." Chronicle Series. San Out Francisco patch Blaine." Home 100 for inmates at tbe of Aged Mrs. Doremus flushed slightly, and then Women thirty are prostrated with tbe grip, with increasing emten have died since Sunday, and yesterday continued, quietly and know did not "I you were Mr. Elizabeth McCoy, aged 81 years, while crazed phasis: when 1 spoke, but I repeat it now. with tbe malady, cut her throat, dying Blaine The man who would abandon, not only bis afterward. wife, but his Innocent child at tbe dictates XV CASKS KBOKTTK. FIVE HUNDRED of bis father, and TiUBe-srDis18. Deo. Keokuk, Ia.. "Don't mention my mother's name," burst patch San Francisco Chronicle Series. in Blaine. It is stated on good authority tbat there are Since have mentioned it," calmly 500 persons in Keokuk suffering from tbe continued you Mrs. Doremus, "I will add or bis grip. mother, is s. paltroon and a scoundrel." SCHOOL TEACHERS STRICKEN. Blaine had bandy to reply, and arms came to an end. Cincinnati. O., Dec 18. TTRtBUNSi Dis- tbe passage at nothing patch San Francisco Carrmfefe Series. J The grip still has its bold on tbe city.' Nine SHOT Ills COUSIN. deaths are reported since Friday. Not less than eighty teachers of the (publio schools Charles Price Kills P. J. Cunningare stricken with the disease, and there Is ham at Butte During a Quarrel. difficulty in securing substitutes to fill their are Tbe and It all places. busy, Burrs, Mont., Dec. 18. Special to Tribphysicians Is estimated that not less than 6000 cases une. J About 0 o'clock this evening three exist In tbe city. deaths In rapid succession rang out was tbat of David Baker, a pioneer Germau pistol shots ' almost impregnable fog and the citizen, who has filled a number of Import- through smoke on Upper Main street. A faint ory ant offices. r of "Oh, my," immediately followed tbe rem'kinley is improving. 18 Associated Dec. f J Press. O., port, and P. J. Cunningham. thewell-know- n Canton, There is great improvement in the condimining man and quartz .expert, fell to tbe He is not able to pavement tion of McKlnley mortally wounden. Cunningham see callers yet, however. was taken to a drug store near by, where he died ten minutes later, without speaking Disastrous Fire in Pittsburg. 18. A Dec. fire broke out in another word, One shot took effect In Pittsburg, tbe large wholesale Charles Price, a coucin of establishment .the breast. millinery of Porter. - Donaldson & Up., on (Liberty the murdered mad. fired the fatal was avenue this afternoon. Tbe building loss -- onx tho shot. Price was arrested and locked up. owned by B. P., building is $75,000; on the 'stock f 125.000. He was under the influence of liquor and The insurance on tbe stock is $79,000 and on talked wildly about tbe deed, but said that tbe building $50,000. he and Cunningham had trouble over some mlningbuslness and tbat be shot him beIn Shock Pennsylvania. cause Cunningham had struck him. Price Earthquake Pa., Dec. 1$.; A very per- seemed more distressed about bis wife, who Harrisburo, ceptible earthquake shock was felt in this is sick in bed at tbelr home In Centerville, towns at 8:30 this city and surrounding No damage was done, but houses than he did over his dead cousin. Cunningmorning. were shaken as if ny an explosion. ham came to Butte about eighteen months Tbe supposed earthquake was caused by since, from LeadviHe, Colo., where Ills wife an explosion of 250 pounds of dynamite at now resides. He has worked on a number Steeltoo. Nobody was hurt.; ef mining leases. He was also superintendent of the Jersey Blue mine about one In. Busk Tunnel. Fatal AccidentDec. 18. A Colo.. Lbadvtllk, premature year ago. The coroner will hold an inquest blast in Busk tunnel last night killed JOHN MALLOY. A LUNATIC'S FRENZY. JOHN HARBUCK. and fatally wounded Charles Olson and seriously Injured two others. He Opens Up on a Room Fall or ' Field-Lindl- ru-tr- j meeting of Englishy. holders of the Virginia debt was held It was decided to accept tbe agreement effected between the Virginia State debt commission and the Oloott committee for a settlement. for Constantinople Turkey, leaves Sunday I via Paris. i T ''' ; I go roi - 18.--T- j; - -- " i it ey ... an ' Mc-Klnl- f i 1 HALr TBI PEOPLE ArrZCTED. In the Reichstag the new commercial treaties came up on third reading. Kerdorn spoke In opposition, and expressed fears as to the results. Caprlvl responded, and said that it Kerdorff failed to see tbe political significance of the bill and tbe Pan American policy he must decline to discuss questions of foreign policy with him. Tbe treaties with Austria, Hungary, Italy aud Belgium were ;; adopted. Ltoppine the! Family Off, One by One. Brussels. Deo. 18. A dispatch from says tbat a shoemaker nomed Vander-axer- s. for attempting to poison his brother, has been sentenced to death. The evidence snowed tbat Vnndera vers murdered three brothers and jla sister within the past two years, and was preparing to kill off tbe rest of tbe family, actuated by a: desire to get their savings. i - te T The New Treaties .Adopted. BCRI.I2T. Dec 17. to-da- y, : to-ntg- bU , J rat ? To-day- 's : al Gamekeeper Dublin. Dec! 18. A gamekeeper named Merregan, in the service of Col. Close, was found murdered in tbe woods near MaryHe was borough. Queens oounty. shot In tbe back of tbe head while setting a rabbit trap. The Queen Will Christmas In Wight. Loitoon. Dep. 18 The Queen. Princess A FOR TBI not At. TAJflLT Beatrice and her children left Windsor-Castland; went to Osborn House, on besides weakening the Government in the tbe Isle of Wight, where tbe dbristmas holicoming elections. Tbe Emperor and Empress of Germany, the King of Greece and days will be spent. a host of German and Danish princelings will come to the wedding. Adopted: by the Refebirath.i Sir George' Baden Powell starts for Wash- -, Decisis. The Commercial TreaVienna, in preparing ties "Committee-"bthe Rflcharath lngton early next year tbe report of tbe Joint Commission on tbe adopted the German, Belgian and Swiss 25 to 3; and tbe Italy treaty, 22 for the court of arbiBebring sea fisheries treaties, 1 to 6. tration. Dowager LadyDe Ros Is dead. Sbe danced His Reward. at tbe famous ball In Brussels on the eve of Caprlvl Gets the battlerot Waterloo, and was tbe last surDec, 18 Emperor William has Bkri.tn, vivor of that ball. made Chancellor Vou Caprlvl a Count, as a Tbe Duke of Marlborough has obtained reward for his efforts in tbe successful estbe assent of the Court of Chancery to aell tablishment of jtbe commercial treaties. a part of the Blenheim eetates which were A Defunct Bank's Statement. granted to the first Duke by ofParliament. Blandford. Tbe duke's hetrfthe Marquis Do. liabilities of Baw-tre- e, L05D05, Ineffectually opposed tho alienation: ef the Dawnay & Curxon. private bankers at property. Colchester, who suspended a short time ago, Mr. Ulrsch. tJnlted States Minister to are JB153.963, assets 339.936. , ... Dispatch ; Treaties, and William Is Bo Over-JoytbaT He Creates Caprlvl a Count It ace Prejudices In Austria. order was sent out yesterday to the telegraphers working for the FremonC Xlkhorn & Missouri Valley Road, notifying the men that they, must leave tbe Order of Railway Telegraphers or leave tbe service of the company. This morning the superintendent of tbe road received the rsply of several teen refusing to obey the order, and trouble is expected. Chief Thurston of the Railway Telegraphers, has been notified, ;and the matter will be before tbe local lodge It brought Is said tbat similar orders have been sent to all men employed on the entire Chicago & Northwestern system. It was rumored, this afternoon that a Strike was ordered on tbe Elkhorn. but MoFarland reports that the Superintendent j&ien are all ut work, and noslxnsot trouble. A local oSlclal of the Telegraphers Brother, , if hood says tbat the officers of tbe local lodge Chile-Bolivire satisfied tbat the Northwestern contemThe Treaty Sent Back a. general warfare on tUe order. lie , fUr Modification, platestbat the organized telegraphers will ays WASHIVOTON. H. U., DSC 15. TUS BBMSU stand by each .ber, and if the members of Amerloan Republics is Informed that the are dlschargod. a strike wilt be ordered. Congress of .Bolivia by a ( majority of one II ATE WA.lt IMMINENT. vote rejected the treaty with the Govern ment of Chile, In this Bolivia granted :be Alton Serves Notice on Other Chile tbe exclaalve and perpetual right ef City-Chicaover the Province of Oojblja. Kansas IjI sovereignity' has beenltt possession of Chile sines Chicago, Dec. I8.f-- A rate war is about to which tbe war with Bolivia and Pern in ISSli In tpen up on Missouri river passenger rates, consideration Chile ceded to- Bolivia certain which msy spread Widely. The Alton road commercial rights and also agreed to pay '',us served notice dij tbe Western Passenger Bolivia 54,003.000 for the benefit of the sub Association that. ' unless ' tbe Short Line jects who suffered damages during the war mtps from Kansas! City to Cincinnati via of 1681. It Is understood that tbe treaty I ilcago are withdrawn within twenty-fou- r will be i eferred back for modification. "rs the Alton would make a reo notion of ' liom Kansas City to Chicago., Tbe Rock AUSTRIAN RACE PREJUDICE. 'i J and Atchlsoni. neither of which baa a toi southern Indiana and The Government Forma a Coalition jla outlet , Indignant, and the particularly. ' With the Germans. T t y ended with an absolute re-- l to withdraw the cb-- 'j t' a Atctl-on- j Vienna. Dec 28.' The speech ia the Alton asserts that Relchsrath . Wednesday by Uerr Greyer, ntt), Tbe thane circuitous route leader of the Yo-'t''icJ Czechs, attacking the I f'sraoralUlag rates. Cermar.i rul". z dynaity, has de- ; tl ? acl t'"U'? - J to i ' r Omaha, Deo. fTRrBUNs j to-nig- ht. For Tnrszey to Interfere In Ilnselas Interest thn Reicbstac Passes the Northwestern Orders Its Tele-- , raphers to Lieave the Brotherhood. reliable sources JChe 18-- : er re-ele- Boston. Dec also coppers He arose, informed the ment and Felton sick list. the news of and the company warmly eulogized SICK BTATmiir. Th conclusion Chancellor von Caprlvl. 18 of tbe treaty." said be '"was one of tbe most . Dec Tsisuxs DisWashington. and vital event In tbe history patch San Francisoo' Chronicle Series. J Important of tbe Reichstag.' I am convinced. said (Speaker Crisp is laid up at the Metropolitan be. that, not Only tbe fatherland, but the Hotel with the but noth lag serious is millions of subjects of the other countries apprehended. grip, Assistant Treasurer Wheeler united with us in thfs customs league will and Adjutant-GenerKelton are sick with sooner or later drink. to tbe health of GenMills Is the same disease. Congressman ' eral Count. Von Caprlvl. Lebe nocb. much better. PRETEXT A It Weichers A Co. progresses. the horizon darkens for Edward M. Field. So far as dis- MERCIER BOLDLY DEFIANT. covered tbe crooked transactions of tbe defunct firm foot up to nearly $400,000. This involves many well known creditors of tbe headed by Fields. partnership indictment against Field for forgery Is based The Qoeen Wonld KeTer IlaTcDarcd on tbe bill of lading transaction. TUB rOLLOWINQ STATEMENT What infers lias Done. is made by Knauth. Nacbod & Kubne relative to their connection with the failure: "It seems that Renter of Hamburg, uncle of Weicber, one of the partners of the. defunct! firm. Inherited HE WILL 60 BEFORE THE PEOPLE, $108,000 from tbe Weicber estate. This money was left in Weieher's bands. The latter" used it tor speculation and reported to bis uncle tbat. luslde'of sixty days, ttie money had realized a profit of $$00t, aside Receive a New Mandate and Drive from the interest. The uncle, however, Lieutenant-Governo- r Out pf pressed Weicber for tbe money. The latter, - the . . . . .. , ma on behalf of tbe firm, made out one day a .M on a firm In Lwmtc ine uioerais xzoiaing Dion sight draft for 49S.G00 ster Mass Meetings in Qnsbee Mannheim, Geruauy, where Field. Lindley & Co. had no balance. They counted upon Danger of a Serious Outbreak:. covering this draft by a cable transfer. To tbe obtain latter, there bring do funds, SCOUNDREL AND POLTROON. - . 1 Ex-Prem- INCIDENT RAVAGES OF THE GRIP. Seems to Prevail All Over the Northern Part of the Conn try. The grin THE TREATIES PASSED. San Francisco Chronicle Series. is making itself severely felt in tbe big dry Yonn? Chine Gets a Terrible Tongue William Is So Gratified That He goods stores here at the very time when the Lashiag from a Society Woman. Creates Caprlvl a Count. , services of employee- are In great demand. Bebutk. Dee.', 18 Emperor William re- Fifty girls at White & Co. s and forty at ceived the news of tbe passage of the new Jordan & Marsh's are down with tbe discommercial treaties while at a banquet at ease.' Deputy Burrel of the Police Departon THE MAN. OF A BUTTE are forty-thre- e r THE BULGARIAN PRICE FIVE CENTS UTAH. SATTJBIAir 3IOK2SXGr. DECEMBER 19, 1891, Ti'AKT! CJITYV - Dec Pittsburg. as William o'clook to- Wilson was preparing to night, close his jewelry store, on Foorth avenue, a tbief fastened tbe door on tbe outside, smashed a window with a coupling-piseized a tray of diamonds containing (3000 n, . worth, and escaped. Another shot to death. The Gravee Trial Postponed. for Dec 18. Denver, fense, is ill adjourned until Judge. Macon, to-da- y, to-morr- ? de- and the Graves trial has . The Crested Bntte Strllce. " to-d- ay as tea. tc xi re-j-er- t-1 t9 to-c'- -it Quebec. Dec 18.. Trtbunb Dispatch San Francisco CTironteto Series. The fact tbat Premier Mercler was dismissed by' Lieutenant-GovernAngers was sot con. nrmeu until yeateruay, woes one ox mer- oler's Ministers held lortb in a hotel. here on tbe iniquity of the Governor's .action, and' threatened all sorts of dire punishment upon tbe Conservatives and people of the Prov- -. lace if, la the forthcoming elections, Mercler were not returned with, a larger 'majority than before. Tbat trouble was feared: from tbe rough element of Mereler's backrs ers, was evident from the fact tbat the school from the cavalry sad battery of artillery here had been Instructed to bold themselves In readiness to turn out their, , forces at a moment's notice. .. Tbe latest sensation Is tbe story that Mer- cier refuses to vacate tbe position until he receives from tbe Governor all the papers in tbe matter, inciudinz the letter from Justice Jette, president of tbe commission, on whose report tbe ministry was dismissed. , Jette is a Liberal and was in tbe minority on. tbe commission, and wrote to tbe Gov, "v , ernor, aoainst ' dismiss ai. protesting of the Mercler ministry. Tbe report on which the dlssmlssal was made was an ad interim one, and a full report will net be made for some days. The Interim report will not be made publio until tbe deposed Ministry have finished the manifesto which are preparing in answer to Governor of dismissal, It is said that ' Angers's letter will this manifesto defy tbe Governor. The Mercler majority in the' Legislature: is t twenty-fiv- e, and. In face of this, they say, the Governor eannot dismiss them. In trying I to do so, he is overriding the Constitution. . Tbe fact remains that the Lleutenant-Gov- ernor could dismiu bis advisers, if they bad ' a majority of 200. Tbe Merclerltes accuse ' tbe Ottawa Gov- ernment of Interfering in the matter, and f. obarge Judges Baley and Davidson, forminga majority of the commission, with partialand political bids in reporting as they did. , ityTbe new Premier, De Boucheerville, who arrived here yesterday, ia busy arranging , bis. Cabinet, which will be strongly Conservative, and it is said that the first action 4 he will take will be to appoint a commission to investigate all scandals tbat have oe- - , curred.ln the Province for tbe past five an overturning ox buq .ana : years, cucn :; the Conservatives political corruption. claim, will settle all Mr. Mereler's claims on tbe electorate, and leave him without a corporal's guard of supporters. Tbe fact remains that the Provlnc Is en-- , an agitation, tbe consequences , terisg upon of whieh are likely to seriously endacver tbe Canadian Confederation. One ef Ei Premier Mercier'a orrtni last nlsrha. threat ens tbat, if necessary, the Liberals will take , up arms, as tbelr forefathers did in llirr, when tbe Parliament house was burned down in a political riot, and or - otS--ee- .' - , . . .; A NUMBER OF BATTLES 1 ti' -- f " I L e a. " - ,i t ii t ! i C "i. v 1 r r a ' .1 f ff A th t " C . - " l'tij ' f r ' 1 . : 1 i -T VIM rOCGHT, and rebels both shot and executed befcre peace was restored. Tbe trouble Is tbat the usual .Constitutional course of allowing tbe House to piss on the Government has judgment passed over In this case by the Lieutenant-Governo-tv. r, who, without waiting for i House, bas himself dismissed the Government en ths report cf a rdyal corneal, t: , sonvi'fn-- ; t- - Illait'ers cf ms.;fc "itrs TiLS CI a.ii 4 Illttcrs c I a I m t ' tiselr Const. Ijti- -' - j ' . t' J r .!". - ' A tb L1COS9, WOl 5 tLey prosatly m j -- in 'J in -- - Denver, Dec 18- - Tbe Sheriff's posse pt-t- r oiled Crested Butte all nijat. The strik ers are turbulent, but no actual violence was offered. Tbe rumor that trocps have been ordered taere cannot be dnitely "' verlSed. . There Is no faundatton for tbe report cur that troeps were ordered to rent Crestel Uutts. Ca tbe c Dntrary.it Ij c:rli:s tl rre is tint - The Police and Military Are on the. Alert, Fearing Trouble. " Lynched. ' Mertdbn. M,s.. Negro Dec. 18. Tbe negro who taken from tbe sheriff's posse last night and ' threatened. force: " i |
