| Show telegraphic NEWS OMAHA may 18 A special to t tk bee from humboldt neb says aay the train arriving here abl evening brings bring reports of frightful results of the oy clone on the pawnee reservation ad this county they assert that forty persons were killed by the cyclone on the reservation no particulars ulan are am obtainable add all communication by wire is down those killed are cupo up posed to be indians as aa there are fey whites on the reservation r A special to the bee from falte fall ailys neb says bay this city and surrounding country are in mourning tonight wibb dead and injured in many families and debris of the devastating elemener ele mentOR covering everything the tarm farm houses of H E lemmon 1 I JEL rhode I 1 W B R kent sam barn sail or jacob lichty thomas fakin siad and william dragmiller Drug miller were all blown down and most moat of the accidents and occurred at these places it to estimated the damage will be to the city and park damage in the rural districts is supposed to be much heavier washington may 18 A profound sensation has been caused among mod med leal foal men of germany and france through the fatal effects attending thea administration of the famous anti serum in the case of a child of an eminent berlin physician A servant in the physicians physician s house household holf showing stuns ailing of diphtheria the doc tor to prevent bis big child from contract ing the disease administered an lojec tion of the serum and the child died to in a few minutes utes MADRID may 18 in the senate W today benor giron a liberal protested the slanders Jers of spain which were uttered in the united states state he intended I 1 terald e said to d denounce the intolerable tolerable io conduct of pirate and brigands brigande bri gands against spain the duke duge of tetuan minister of foreign affairs replied to sent senor r GINA 11 that atiat the government might join in the latter protest but that they could noi bot approve the remainder of senor lits ji rons remarks president Cleve cleveland lant and the united states stales govern government men nad i ad given proof of their respect leaped qt bior the of international law he maintained washington may 18 the foreign statistics gathered by the agricultural department show the oron conditions throughout the year the summary foll foil ws we amat britain the crop outlook everywhere is good and promises a harvest about two weeks earlier than usual this would diminish the im r ports arte rte for the remainder of the current y year jear by about five million bushels prance france with normal weather until nar the wheat crop will more than 1 for home requirements A r surplus for export la Is confidently pre fc gilld dietel dieted e d by french agricultural journals blind and statisticians statistician some expect that it will III amant amunt to bushels this quantity would effect prices F especially specially ally it if the french government should uld pay a bounty on exports 1 roumania Bou mania cold weather to in april gifta crded the crops but the outlook is generally promising 1 russia excellent prospects of a above the be average in quantity band quality are generally re reported the unfavorable march weather in Alie south sough Is found to have done dode no tose rivus damage spring sowings bowings have dmn een completed under good conditions washington may 19 upon depre of indian agent stough at ath ahe e tongue river biver reservation munt mont through and In indor coreed sed by tae a interior department the war de 1 pait ment sent orders to gen brooke ending the department of dako arz to 10 send troops from fort custer cueter to ie agency to preserve order and stop ie killing of cattle by indiana arub ably bly two troops of the tenth cavalry vill be sent but uon gen brooke to al 1 I plowed owed to use his bie discretion may 19 A dispa dispatch dia patch tah to the adaily auy news rom from moscow says A hundred thousand thou nand persona persons awaited lue tae czars azars arrival for two hours in the leg 1 autly decorated perron the Es tation s ion was waa a brilliant spectacle with ahe glittering uniforms of nearly every regiment rigi ment the czarina looked charming in a 1 walte drew dress and bonnet the czar was wac plainly alsi adly clad in the uniform ot of a cap ol of infantry and with no decora dona making a striking contrast with we the brilliant suite there were cial correspondents correspond enta on the platform two new and i 1 resplendent baldeo baldea bins bine 1 have bave been prepared for the coronation no be for the czar and cirius and the f other lor for the he dowager czarina czari aa the tb first ant is lavishly decorated with gold on OD 4 i of its four laces faces the interior ceil jag ng being adorned with the imperial arms including the chain of we the order oi of st andrew around the imperial shield are grouped the nine different escutcheons of the kingdom and principalities ot 01 reasia Bus Ru sia asia in each corner la Is the imperial InOn monogram worked in the chain of st andrew in glittering told folds on the exterior cornice are embroidered sixteen large and four small email eagles with the imperial monogram Af alternately placed at the corner were there 1 is a 61 gold grown to in relief and a number of golu r eagles aggles with smaller crowns crown upon are sixteen plumes plumea of black and 3 yellow ostrich feathers fea ibers bound with gibbous of the same national colors ane atter imperial baldachin will be burn by sixteen generals the second bal inachin is ball bait the size of the first anu and similarly but less elaborately ed the three ancient thrones of ivan HI michael and alexis will be leej lor for the doron tIon the mon monogram of the czar is embroidered upon that ul ol michael throne that of the czarina upon the thione of ivan III and that of the Klo dowager wager czarina upon the throne of alexis alexia the now new imperial et edards art mounted upon a black blaak and yellow shaft abaft surmounted by a gold enameled eagle the chronicle chronicles s berlin correspondent says nays that the berlin Tage blatt claim blaime tuat the czar czaia a manifesto will give am nestles ne stief partial or complete to russian prisoners in siberia those sentenced to life penal servi tu to e will receive mitigation of the sentence and offenders domiciled in siberia will be permitted to return to any part of european russia except st petersburg and moscow the seu bences of those in jail in european russia for serious offenses ofle offe uses will be reduced by one third A large number of minor of offenders tenders will be pardoned numbers of those who left the country tor for political relief will be pardoned on condition of their taking the oath ot of allegiance the peasantry in certain poor districts will be excused from arrears ol of crown dues even the jews will not be forgotten and the ill starred hebrew agricultural colonies at Ekaterin will also be excused from arrears the rome borne correspondent of the chronicle also hears bears that the vatican has received information that the czar will pardon all catholic pries a who have been imprisoned or sent to siberia for breach of tte public worship laws and that he be also to grant gradually a large measure sure of religious liberty to all the subjects subject including the catholics Cardi cardinal Dai Ag the abe vatican representative at the coro aaion will hand baud to the czar an 1 i D autograph letter from the pope argi urging a g an aim extension of religious liberty LONDON may 19 the correspondent ot or the times at moscow say my in the first dratt dealt of the coronation maul festo feato a paragraph provides for the oat oell atlon lation of warnings of the censors standing against russian bussian newspapers which amount to ot of and the suppression of tb abe papers most of the russian papers have had bad a couple of warnings hanging banging over their heads for years past pass this paragraph in the he manifesto was eliminated at the instigation ol of certain court mini ministers stere russian press men are naturally displeased but it remains to be soon seen if the paragraph will be recovered criminals and debtors will doubtless be favored aud political prisoners will no not be forgotten the impecunious nobles whose estates are heavily encumbered will probably be relieved by reductions of the interest on their heir loans there is also talk of the sons gone of merchants a and nu manufacturers receiving the same rights regarding their movements as the nobility |
