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Show bt and Itto r. A dispatch from ARBITRATION AGREED UPOH eiendum and advocates of the above principles at St.. Louis January 12th Bombay sa. in ti.ven districts of next. Decacan and Cmu-ati- , a million and a ' pec pie are believed to be on the quarter Policy of Silver Men in Regard he eat a Here Bat. verge of starvation POOR LILY. to the Republicans. Special Police and Sheriff's Riots hav e ormrred at Shahabad and King Oscar cf Sweden SelectPocatello, Ida., Nov. ji. Sheriff Suled as ihe Fifth Arbitrator. Kazod. livan, County Clerk Scott and CommisHhe alleges Tksl Her Hsskast Deputies Collide. sioner Murphy,- - accompanied by Frank Her. A Bteaa la the Path or Nov of Watson and Pat Gallagher, went to n The evidence London, oyiiM. toM.it, ns. Mrs. l.stigtry, the actress, in suit for dilate this afternoon to subpoena tty "Iflbe Administration r The Ollier Brlag delected ky the election judge and have the vote of Carter He trv.Mii will la S Little Brins Proirril3 . Thru W, vorce brought by her against her. huserj Ike 1 plied N tales Bad Ureat Brl-tal- Portneuf precinct recounted. Thi it which is pending in California, mu aii ;ie i output -- 1 r it nor ct. band, c iMll o JO was taken at the United States consudone at the instigation of the l( We bill kaon NomrOlhtr Hrntedy M of j t..nu s.p to reaaon have who late in this city today before Mr. F. W. party, tojj, Is Rrqalrrd " pect f vr ini r ' a legislation at tlvia Frlgout, deputy I tilted States consul td sesrp HE'Triti&Voftev'e Sweden Snd Xor si , . general, Mr- - Langtry deposed that Hr J II., has been ed. There were about 100 more votek the in, rr.The pent-uNor; sheLedvtlle, g't , rrad Lwvg.iry-.hathat long deserted, bee, hi the United shown on the poll books than there between choen treaty Franch-eo, San Cat, Nor. tr Con had u u action against 1 im. Corro-- ftltn that has been held down since the sc.-taken Statesnd Great "Britain as th? fifth off- were registered voters. If this pregre.sman F. G. Nelai.J of Nevada robativ e ev Idence will be taken from I the arrival of the malltla here is break priaiion Ui icial arbitrator of the Venezuelan bound cinct is excluded from the official count temporary chairman of the national other witnesses, after which the papers ing out The strikers are uneasy and lltlcal parti, The other arbitrator, it will make a difference In the election ary question of the filter part of St w A w tariff IcgLhition In live next ill be sent to California, where the Is ready for riot. During the past few in four iHimber, pre to be designated, of two or three candidates, including Louis, outlines the poliev of the sup- yue of the.case will be settled. the enator he did not believ e two b days several men have been beaten on Lord CLhf Justice of Eng- the probate judge and perhap the asthe porters of free coinage in part, as fol their way to and from work, and saloon the ffenuH r.Vs w ould o' t ruit, no matter land and twobi the Chief Justice of the sessor and collector. As tsUrasd Jsrtrs. lows: rows are becoming of common occur- what the sil, cr repuhlieA,-'- . might do in I nited S'atrs la the final and This New York, Nov. ti. The World this rence. belies e that w e should accept the hi op'nion tliove who here ilaming mod important of the treaty The Australian Ball at. verdict of the countrv . The republican morning sayst Knights of .Labor and Conservative men took alarm and the and believed tin ml tt.in. eould be for the of the long complete t Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 11. Gov, Labor lie claimed demo the American Federation of protection, and party aldermen were notified of the growing cured bv silver mu- - ., low Ri publican cncuelan controversy. The Oates in his message to the state legispending cratlc party silver, to be the paramount through their officers have demanded a rtotour The matter was dls- - tariff legislation to be u 1, e,l or they treaty was concluded in Washington feeling. lature, which convened today, declares issue. The people have declared in revision of the lists from which the cussed among them, and at the regular would meit the tariff issue in the next last night at the British embassy, Sir against the Australian ballot system, he favor of protection, and have given the grand jurors of the county are selected. session of the council last night campaign ulian city Pauncefote Her r;presentlng say a: republican party a contract for the res- The labor organizations allege that too four new special policemen were put on Britannic and MMIXLKX A Majesty, "This law has been pretty thoroughly Secretary SHOW. Olney 1 It of toration and too few worklng-- the force. believe many prosperity. of the United States. tried In two state elections. Thi sysen are on the lists to Insure justice. should be allowed to carry out any reaA riot occurred about 4 oclock this Since the return of Sir Julian Paunce- tem may be a good one in states where Hants Blm la Have rail Both the organizations sonable tariff policy without obstrucyesterday morning at Johnson & Cole's saloon on Pettigrew fote from London, three weeks ago there are many lntellIgenJLvotexi, whcL. Sway. tion. If it brings prosperity we will be sent to the board of commissioners of Second and Harrison avenues, which Chicago, Novato. A negotiation.! toward a final settlement are employed by great corporation and content, if it doesnot, we wiU know that grand jurors a memorial containg a list might have ended in a that Record from Sioux Fall, S. I) Most of the want some protection against the dictahave been proceeding. tragedy It Is of which the two -organizations some other remedy is required, and by have would Senator been far In its were of an the such Pettigrew reaching opened campaign meetings Important tion of their employers, but in Alabama the process of elimination will come claimed are eligible as grand jurors. A effects. of I900 la-- t ntghl, addressing ore of -were held character either at we are differently altuated. A comparthat men was be made these they demand that down to the only radical cure namtly, Two of the special police early In the audiences ev er gathered in this Mr. Olr.ey'i residence or at the' British atively smalt percentage ol our voting labor on lists to the placed represent of the full restoration silver ai a money It was announced as the begin-nln-g interests This action of labor repre evening had put a drunken miner to city. embassy, the houses bring hut two population it thus employed, and there metal. of and a the bimetalfte fight of four years blocks separated It happened the con- is more illiteracy among them, and bed, sheriff and deputy posse in the created excitement sentatives "Let the tariff legislation be enacted attempted to arrest the specials at the hence. The senator said he would ren- cluding meeting was at ihe embassy hence a more open and simple system office of the board of commissioners. immediately, and we will have a chance Vendome hotel for doing a they had der McKinley every aid possible, allow-lumore acceptable to yesterday, and special Interest was given of voting would be at the nest congressional election, and him to U Instead of demonstrate that tariff at voter the the man to the The taking large The old law which to It front the fact Lord Salisbury, the jail. I'naafe Is Turkey. If not then, at the next presidential elecwhat ailed the country, hut wanted to British with a few discussion reached a the where a onejsuperseded, point present a was make to fight premier, speech Constantinople, Nov. 11 While coun seemed tion, to test the sentiment of the counImminent, when Lieut. Boone put himself on record by saving that he at Guildhall, London, In the even- amendment would be preferable to the remain American missionaries to seling would resist every aclion of a tariff bill try on the sliver question alone, at their posts in Anatolia, Minister Ter-- . appeared with company H, Second regi ing. For this reason It was desired, present one." by tariff. Natural products had I relieved the guard that provided for tariff on any article if possible to acquaint Lord SalisThey just has the rell of removal induced the and raw material of the south and west, controlled by a trust. This created I Wrerkscs Drift Ashare. Penrose mine, when a such as wool, lumber, lead, borax, soda, children of the missionaries to places of reached them that the Provost me,ge sensation, and the demonstration that bury with thefinal and satisfactory Port Townsend, Wash., Nov. 10.- The Marshal of Venezuelan the adjustment quei ec., have suffered seriously from the ,a(etv. needed assistance, and they marched followed was tremendous. The senator tlons In order that he steamer Dora, which arrived from Wood might talk Wilson bill, and should receive protecwas given a great reception at the close down town. When Alaska, Island, reached tonight, bring the inquickly When they Maarhanaen ( Haakeylaad. concerning It, Secretary Olney tion. Tariff legislation will give some of his a speech. formation that quantity of wreckage and Sir Julian reached their final con London, Nov. 11 The Truth has aathe hotel the PclaI police, armed with relief, but not to the extent expected. schooner Seventy-al- x the from missing elusion a cablegram was at once dls shotguns, were facing TO HKAKM T,HK liUHT. Mr. Newiands believes there Is little article covering a page and a half bnd- - I near The Kodiak, ashore drifted McKeenes ha and affairs looked crowd, to Lord patched Salisbury, notifying chance of international agreement for ed "The Munchausen of Monkeyland." left' Kokiak in June last, Boone ordered all Leadvllle Seventy-atLieut him him of reached result. It with with claims Garner tha who Prof. Mlaera Avals dealing the restoration of bimetallsm. in one hour of the time when he went with a crew of 8 otter hunter. Nothto have distinguished words In a mon-- Mrtle to disperse, so as to prevent Demonstrative. I bloodshed, and the trouble was over, on the platform at Guildhall and It was ing has been heard of the vessel since his book, repeating LeadvttterColo., Nov. 10 The regukey language, and To Partition China all on board have la I aeems to he no Immediate Tbre old charges made by the Truth of lar meeting of the city council tonight the basis for hs announcement to Eng and It feared that London, Nov. n In the course of a the . I of the of perished the troops, was mainly devoted to consideration of lhnd and the entire world that the disbanding and declaring that the whole speech at Enfield last evening, Sir w feet of snow on Camp of Prof. Garners adventures I Thre reports which indicate the early inaug Venesuelean controversy wa settled story Charles Dilke, the authority hum-- 1 TnHre Hratarky DeatoeraUi. la most uratlon of another is an night the guard duty impudent gorillas reign of terror here. wa a general announcement without on international politics, says that Eng-ansevere. The strikers have Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 10. The silver and to reference the Miners on their way to work and dtl detail without any had recently rejected a proposal by bug. of this county have taken democrat are and J to court of arbitration to of have hold the to tenskuown been a French article The preparing thq personnel .suggests jhat opposed the three great powers to partition Chi I ou sound rule to money" men out of winter, further continuance of, the strike-havThu Washington and London partlcl steps na. He also said that the alleged recent missionaries at "Fernandez to whom It call for a county In and their the party, frea eventful scene and in Garner Prof. which this been waylaid gave pated promissory by brutally beaten inspection of the forts of the Darda- alleges 'will ecognlte aa democrat convention five for board hundred for francs now note of English-speakinand cred nation are two there late, quently leading nelles by a Russian general was by ADtaiemi lfi Ible reports of a purpose on the part of reach an amicable mean of adjusting only free coinage men. order of the Russian government, and n lodging, should sign a judgment In Loodon, N . it. The Globe this that Russia would regard a British at- - England on the unpaid bill and should afternoon confirms on "undeniable au the malcontents to renew the assaults the most troublesome International on the Coronado and question of recent years. tack on the Dardanelles as a casus belli. attach- the proceeds of hi book. rlfte Am sUtaaseot made In t St. Pe. which they began In September last. The Truth concludes that this would set thnrttythe mines Emmett Although Lord Salisbury' statement to Nov. 9. J. Herman, a jew. tho tonburg Chicago, dispatch Times, quoting at rest forever the question of how the Nowoatl as cauacU decided to Immediately increase was without detail. It Is possible to give Chicago Eleetlon. whose that toward eler, the place of business U on tke taylog Chicago, Nov. it. Additional errors Prof. Garner really spent those hun- dost of the war between China and the police force and favorably consider all of the essentia! features of the treaty tenth floor of the Masonic temple told election the recent of returns in ihe dred days and nights. China offered to cede Formosa to the passage (It a curfew ordinance which concluded In Washington last night. thdpoltcelhls afternoon thattwomen" Japan, were discovered today by the canvassing Great Britain unconditionally, with the would clear the streets of gangs of The matn point, as already stated, Is had entered hia office, hound and gagged In the Twelfth precinct of the board I Tla Ora iHaeavero. view of excluding the Japanese from young hoodlums who have been very that King Oscar II., whose full title Is him and his clerk, C. A. McCurty, and Thirteenth ward the tally sheets show I demonstrative toward the imported "King of Sweden and Norway, the 1 B. ore Some Nov. 1. that C., Vancouver, then carried off diamonds valued at territory, hut Lord Roteberry, the such wide d'iscreparcy that the judges I Goths and Vandals, Is the fifth or deminer. coast north of from the down then Her. declined minister, brought prime $4,000 and about $100 In'money. promptly to cited been appear Vancouver and and clerks have cisive arbitrator. It was deemed best mans story Is that the two men gagged for gold or all - the offer, assayed I he Trark ItyasmlM and explain the mistakes. In five o'her ver has been to make this choice rather lhan to leave him with handkerchiefs and bound them pronounced by the assayer Continuing, tho Globe adds that the O,, Nov. 10. A special it Cincinnati, votes more same ward of the ore.Himself to the selection of the four arbitra- with cord, after which the robbers precinct cassiterite or tin be to offer from was China made the from Washington, Ind., through tramp tor. The latte.r are assured of were tallied for the legislative candt-date- s Cornishman, the assayer compared the I 'siysa being rifled the store and left the place after of Haokow. about 1 a. m. today found enough dynathan the total number of votes ore with samples he had from the Dol - Tcer0y men of eminent judicial attainment, telling the men to keep quiet or they mite and on the placed cast. I to the judic- would be shot. coath mine In Cornwall, and found them A rater leas caw. track near Mitchell, xIjid., to blow the as the choice left entirely of the respective countries. to be Identical ir. character, and he is iary Herman and hi clerk pounded on the St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 11. The dis- engine to piece as soon"' as it struck It. BEUimm'U THE CAM PA USX. satisfied that a deposit of tin ore has The other essential feature of the floor with their feet and attracted the membered body of an unknown voung He ran to the nearest switch, tore off W. J. Bryan to Begin Hid Ponr been discovered. treaty is that fifty year actual posses- attention of V. T. Best, In the nest woman was found in a shallow grave the lamp, and r turning signalled aq sion Is to continue title. With this Yearn Work at Lincoln today between the city and the asylum freight tra'n He was shot at limitation as to the settled districts the office. Best came to Herman's door, but Baraed I Death. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. n. Saturday af for the ipsane. Two employees at the by the wreckers and wa found thinking from the noise that there was entire sweep oF Ihe Venezuelan boun- a ternoon Hon. William Jennings Bryan Traverse City, Mich., Nov. 11 Fourtrainmen. claim the to fight In Herman room, he ran back seen have two men go asylum I will deliver two lectures at the Funke teen buildings in the business portion of placed In the hands of the court for a revolver. When he returned he field last night, dismount, hnd Officer & Ohio dary of into the the Baltimore opera house in this city. These are the city were burned last night, etaR I after opening the Southwestern are Inclined to doubt the. of aroltration. The treaty cover only found both men untied and walking grave ride away.Teav-lnin the -L his be a to loss a of and the question of general around the room. Nobody aaw the two guns peropening $50,000. Newbury, supposed u the tramps story, as they have no Informa- Venezuela, four year campaign for bimetaiism ter ol I ront street hotel, wti burned to I arbitration between the UnltetPSTstea robber enter or leave the building, and appearance of having been burled sev-er- tion of his being wounded or having which Mr. Bryan has promised to inau- death. It is rumored that other lost and Great Britain Is left to future nego- Herman could not for a time produce shown weeks namllr. However, they any dy ago. The police are mysil tiation. gurate. At 3 oclock in the afternor n tl eir lives, but no other bodies have ed by the find and have not a clue wl'l Investigate. any cord with which he or hia clerk up the to delivered be will recovered. the first address As a king seldom leaves his country had been bound. Late In the day he been Thirty guests escaped on which to work. Matt Adams Arratgaed. except on state visits or other soverlgna, brought a cord around to the police Mary Bryan club. At 8 o'clock p. m. through the windows In their night Nov. 10. Matt Adam, It is not expected that King Oscar II. station and said It wa the cord which the second will be given. This will be clothing. Denver, Colo., Law i MUver. under the auspices of the Traveling charged with the embezzlement of about will go out of Sweden for the arbitra- had bound him. The police are skepNov. Chicago, I!, A number of well $40,000 white clerk of the district court tors, and the court is likely to sit at tical. Mens Bryan club anc the Bryan Home Hlgaa af PrMperlty. known silver advocates, who have taken of this came to the city this ev. Stockholm, the capital oi Sweden, Guards. Admission will he free but by county, Chicago, III., Nov., 11. The Tribune I moT r ,eM prominent part in the Williams la act aa OIHrlal. ening and will be arraigned in court to- where King Oscar's Swedish riksdag are tickets, which must be procured of S. S. prints a list of 275 mills and factorie e ' cret conference morrow of the businea slac resumed located. have bondsTraveling hia which on the of president Whiting, application Washington, Nor. 9. The state deat tat Sherman house today. Among w ishe to be The choice of King Oscar appear to partment officials say the story published Patrick Mens club. Nov. 3rd, giving employment to 5 man, who j thoe Tarney, pmeat were: Rev. Flavius J. released from the bond. have been a most fortunate one, as he today that Ramon William, General J. H. Howard, George Brobst, Denver. la LiolBg is universally regarded aa a man of State Consul General to Cuba, wa j H. Bowen of Elgin, I. N. Steven and C. Denver, Colo., Nov. 11. Charles S. great attainment, of judicial temper- sent to Spain a a secret agent of the The wealth and fashion of Philadel I A. Town of this city. The object of Tke Tiatsstis Thomas recetved a telegram from Wll-Jlaament and of eminent fairness. 1 government to endeavor tojsecurethe plila were crowded into St. Lukes Epls-- Ue meeting wa to discuss the advla-eopChicago, Nov. 9. A dispatch trom ruler whose consent of the Spanish government to J. Bryan today, saying he would be King Oscar i not only churrh to witness the wedding of lability of forming a national education-Mis- s Washington, D. C.t says: in Denver November Ijth, Pueblo the statesmanship ba advanced Norway guarantee payment of the bonds thereEllen Nixon Harriaon, daughter of I al organization to promote the silver "It Is rumored in Leadville at diplomatic circle and Sweden, but he has alto a reputa- for, i a and possibly following day, Mr. 1 pure Invention. Williams has Mr. Charles C. Harrison, and Camp-- cause, that Lord Salisbury may announce the on the night of Thanksgiving diy. Mrs. bell tion throughout Europe aa a linguist, no connection with the stale depart, I ' McMiehael. Emory settlement of the Venezuelan 'question an He ment, either open or secret. Bryan, he states, cannot leave home. author, port era musician. at the mayors banquet In Guild Hall Wednesdays statement of the condi-IsTSlallsa HeaLiaras. Massachuof la Williams Fred half a dozen language fluently George speaks I Nothing has been heard here regardsetts and Congressman To ne of Min- tionofthe treasury show: Available I New York, Nov., dispatch to this evening. 'A year ago he made some and ha a thorough command of the ing the reported outrage on the family reserve, the Herald from Panama, Columbia, sensational utterance at the banquet nesota have been invited to be guests cash balance, $229479,984; English language, which will be of of an American sugar planter named relative to the eastern situation and it with Mr. Bryan at the Chamber of Com- $i2i.S3M8jspecial advantage in the present arbi- Cray croft. A correspondent merce banquet on the night of Nov. 24. hi Tegucigalpa, has been suggested that he may take tration. HI poem are widely read and I Kap rente Ceart Deelalea. occasion this evening to forstall the reHoBduf translated and have Uken prizes ln the rePrt Ultrph thrt Booasiaa Bryan. supreme Washington, Nov. 9.-- Tbe Venezuelan port ot theL.lnjtcci'S!te Krnegrr Wantx Mare Cnah. at of art. Ilia magnetic "revolutionary academy handed down iTdUlonloda royal Nov. 9.A boom ha court Wash., Seattle, settlecommission the Landon, Nov. 11. A special dispatch by' announcing The ,M ,r " have led to his being likened been started here for William J. Bryan roPb,,c of Pacific qualities Railroad Central the the cast the gov on the boundary question. from Johannesburg says that formation that the ment to the late James G. Blaine, and a Swed for United States senator, Fui'onist "Ambassador Pauncefote is believed ernment of the Transvaal Republic has company against the United Sute I COB,P,rt Imul t h1 P10 ish lady on being introduced to Mr, ,k Hi control the aenatorshlp. The con. to be now in the process of closing ardecided to put In a claim for ir,ooo,oco volving the right of the company to Blaine exclaimed, Ah, he It magnetic, stltutlon of Washington provides that infor carrying postoffice Chartered Britisli compensation relathe rangement with this government indemlty against he t like my king." to he eligible to the office, the candidate . South African company as one of the spectors. tive t a generaL.arhitrationtreaty.and held the had eourl Tbe shall be merely an "inhabitant" of the ti Dr.Jamieson-ancomparty of the term Indicate that while the Veneresult of the raid state at the time of hi election, 0 that faxeya Sew rrtaelplea. , zuelan boundary question may not his followers Into the territory of Trans- waived any right of compenaatlon that ' right might exist The government vaalcome up under such a freatj , it will be Cleveland, O, Nov, 10- -J. S. Coxey the fusion majority could elect Mr, ood EaglaaL to secure free transportation on bond-aidesettled In a peaceful nrmner, hat a new doctrine for 1900. HI plat Bryan without trouble. Richard Wind, London, Nov. it, la the course of road was not directly covered, a at form declare for the demonetization of sor, sr the populist leader in Washing-Enfield last speech evening Sir Char Appeal fer AIL decision turned on .tta point the silver, state ownership ton and James llatallton Lawls, demo tha well known authority on The official summary of the refornf gold a well Louisville, Nov. n. If fund can be the railroad had Ireely given free tra- of con. cratlc fualonlst and member-elec- t be Into Turkish to execution of railroads, highways, waterway, tel put lnternlttoMl politic., England by the raised by popular subscription the silver not in claim are rival candidate for the sens putting any portation, gress, In their lines; municipal and with accordance Jropod telephone the government a contest graph rejwted by the democrats of Kentucky will s. been Mr. Bryan h luree great powera An long afterwar power has been pub ownership of street car lines, water torahip.and to partition China promise e election of the McKlnlejr electors. aa a compromise. - - " houses,-electriIt and la gested fished, thatannounced market light He prothe also said work,the alleged recent inspcc appeal to the democracy of the country, Gov. Morton-h- a of surplus vincial authorities hav e rect lv ed inatyuc and torU wa tonight issued by Dardanelles -gai plants; employment by for funds, J D. D. asking 1 Louis Halsey, to woman The treasury on the 10th Inst, lost execute them Immediately. suffrage, 1 Ruftriai) labor on public work, eoel vh b QTfat cl the tjns Secretary Richardson. William Guy Raines of New York com serere gale prevailed on the Eng state control of th liquor traffic, and $f,ioo in gold coin and 5,000 In bar, Russian govammant, and that therefore mlasloner to represent that Uta at the , ILh eoast .. , direct vote of which leaves the tru amount of tha v W reck. 1 recently end min wreck Wi election orjirestdent by lBie 6I1 n.,,.,., a confer-tn- f called f wifirifif, Tba ret gain in gold hat Pacific Union tha people. Coxey reported, accompanied by fvrltlng j!f Omaha, Nor. fic-T- he held In prison It I H foWiti of Ihf friend' (buy IMS! pf At fijal,buiid wfri, dl'chfi rpfkfirfKttf. 'V 6IYE THEM FULL enger cars near Ogallala early this morning The only person seriously hurt was Pat Dunphrey of Grand Island, who suffered internal Injuries. 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