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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-29
PG1p es IN tie FACE.

Denote an impure state of The
blood AMI are looked upon by many
with suspicion. Ackcr's Blood
Elixir will remove all impurities
and leave the complexion smooth
nd clear. There is rot3iug thai
will 50 thoroughly built up the
constitution. purify and strengthen
the whole system. Sid and guar
anteal bg ". c. Kendrick.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
TRICK OF THE TRUST.
Members OF the Syndicate Assign 90 10 10
Avoid the Law.

Members OF the Syndicate Assign 90 10 10
Avoid the Law.
NEw YORK, April l6.-Suit was recently
brought against the American Sugar Re-
iining company, OF San Francisco, In the
name OF the people upon the same allega-
tion as In the one against the North River
Sugar Refining company. II has been dis
covered the American Sugar Refining com
pany had assiged TO Theodore Havemes or,
Henry o. havemeyer and Charles Snef.
Under the circumstances Of course the
case OF the people against the San Fran.
cisco must fall through, for having no
property by reason OF the assignment a re-
ceiver cannot be appointed and IL will
possibly be run quietly by the ilavemeyer,
and Sneh. There Is a supposition that the
sugar trust, ut least In It's original form, |,
thing OF the past; that the verdict against
the North River company scared the trust
people, and II Is presumed all the reflner-
les have put themselves In the same con.
diti0n as the American. though nominally.
IL Is evident the trust In point OF fact Is
very much alive, as IL evidenced by the re-
cent rapid advance In prices OF sugars OF
all grades
LONDON. April l6.-The Standards Ber-
lin correspondent says: Sugar again rose
to-day. Prague aud Austrian journals de-
clare the rise Is due To the scarcity and the
prospect OF the international convention
abollshing bounties. IL Is believed the
chief cause is the existence of an interna
tional sugar trust on the American model
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
CANNOT COME In.
Foreign Manufacturer. with Their Plants
aud People Barred.

Foreign Manufacturers with Their Plants
aud People Barred.
WASHINGTON, April 10 The secretary
OF the treasury recently received n letter
inquiriDg whether the transfer by manu-
facturers from any foreign country TO the
United States of their plant, machinery.
work people and interests, or any portion
thereof with view to permanent settle
ment, would In any way conflict with the
statutes relating 10 alien contract labor;
and also whether such Of their machinery
as had been In use would be entitled TO free
entry. In response the secretary called
attention 10 section OF the act approved
Feb. 20, 1885, which provides "That n,
shall be unlawful for any person. com mpany
partnership or corporation In any way
whatsoever, to pay transportation or In
any way assist or encourage the imp0rta.
ton or migration OF any alien or aliens
| foreigner or foreigners into the United
States under contract or agreement, parole
| or special, expressed or implied, made pre-
vious 10 the importation or migration OF
such alien or aliens, foreigner or foreigners
| 10 perform labor OF service OF any kind In
| the United State" The secretary said that
no facts are stated which would exempt
the importation of the "w0rkpeople" 70
| ferred 10 from the provisions Of the act
| and ID would seem that their transfer In
| the manner proposed would be violation
| OF the law. In answer 10 the inquiry as Ia
the entry of machinery, the secretary said
that there In no law under which such free
entry can be authorized.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
THE STREET CAR STIKE.
The Legislature Takes "a uand-No Cars
Running In the City.

The Legislature Takes "a Hand No Cars
Running In the city.
ST. PAUL, April l6.-The street ear
strlSe In ST. Paul has reached the leglsla.
ture and was acted on by that body this
afternoon, the city railway company beng
knocked out In the first round. This is the
fourth day OF the strike, and as no attempt
has been made 10 start cars OF otherwise to
accommodate the public, the legislature
probably acted more promptly than II
would otherwise have done. The matter
came up In the shape OF a bill by Willrich,
which repeals the previous act validating
the old ordinance giving the ST Paul City
hallway company exclusive privileges on
the streets OF this city and the bill was
passed by vote OF 66 TO l6. The effect OF
this legislation, which will probably pass
the senate, Is 10 throw open the matter OF
exclusive right 20 the streets and leave the
decision 10 the master OF the court
MINNEAPOLIS, April ID The street car
tie up continues. No attempt has been
made to run cars since Friday.
SIX days have passed since the street cars
quit running here. Despite President
Lowry's assurances 10 the contrary, no at
tempt was made to-day 10 take out the cars.
As far as the public can see the car com
pany has not made any effort 10 furnish
transportation 10 the public beyond the at
tempt OF last Friday. The company claims
% be anxious 10 move cars when the mayor
promises police protection. lie will not
promise this until the new officers sworn
in are better organized. The opinion pre-
walls that the company will not succeed In
hiring anywhere enough men. Hence the
shop employees were Informed this morn
ing they would be required 10 take out cars.
They quit work shortly after 10 o'clock.
All efforts 10 settle the trouble by arbitra-
tion seems 10 have been abandoned.
KANSAS CITY, April l6.-Fifty men
from western Kansas have started for Mln-
neapolls 10 take the places OF the street car
strikers there. They went In response TO
an offer of 80 per day for determined
man ~
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

CHICAGO, April i6.--Mrs. Josie Gurley,
on trial for kidnapping little Annie Red
mond. was found guilty this afternoon and
sentenced TO FIVE years In the penitentlary.
The child stolen was kept In hiding for
nearly year. No adequate reason for the
crime was developed. Jno. Redmond, the
father Of the girl, who went crazy when
Annie disappeared, IN still under medical
treatment Owing 10 the mystery yet sur.
rounding the case a movement has bee n
started for further and more rigid inyesti-
cation.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
DOWN GO THE POLES.
Mayor Grants Heroic Way OF Kidding
New York of Nuisance.

Mayor Grants Heroic Way OF Kidding
New York of a Nuisance.
New YORK, April 16.-The mayor sent
to the commissioner OF public works to-day
a letter notifying him that the poles and
wires that were 20 come down were as fol-
lows. ON 9Th avenue from 2Srd street 70
50sth street, except the Western Union
wires ON the Elevated railroad structure;
on broadway from l4th street To 47th street,
except the fire department line; on 2Srd
street from 10th avenue 10 broadway,
and on AID street from 9th avenue 10 Madi
son avenue.
Hundreds Of people gathered to witness
side OF the street, attacked the poles, while
another company Of str0ng-aTmed wood
choppers made an attack ON the poles on
Sixth avenue at Twenty-thlrd street The
fall OF every pole was hailed with cheers
by the crowd. The commissioner sent for
more police, so as TO be ready for any
emergency.
The work OF cutting down the poles was
continued until nightfall and will be re-
sumed again early tomorrow morning.
The only poles left standing by the work
men were those which held the fire de
pATtment wires. These will all be re-
moved by that department this week. The
electric light, telegraph and telephone pe0-
Pile are helpless and say they can only grin
and bear IT,
Madison and Union squares, usually af-
ter nightfall the brightest aud gayest lO-
calities In the city, were tonight In gloom.
Within the squares there was no flicker OF
light and the tranps upon the park benches
were less frequently disturbed In their
slumber. Young people filled the settees
and there were excursions from distant
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
BECOMING EPIDEMIC.

from Various SECTIONS.
LONDON, April i6-Frank Clarke. the
only occupant Of 5. Clarke's banking Of.
fee, was astonished this afternoon when
one OF two men who entered the Office pre-
sented pistol At his head and demanded
what funds were on hand. lie recovered
his self-possesslon, however, seized the
strangers pistol and turned the muzzle
away from himself. A struggle ensued, In
which all three engaged, and the noise ere
ated so alarmed the robbers that they fled
from the bank and disappeared down the
street.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Hamilton beamed his brightest, waved his
hand once more, and said, "COme to-mOr-
row az II o'clock and I'll Introduce you 10
our treasurer Nice man, lots OF money,
big friends-banks-g0 family, and
he bowed the farmer out with a farewell
wave OF that shapely hand.
As the granger strolled down the hall,
be whistled softly and muTmured 10 him
self those beautiful lines.
"Wlll you walk into my pArlorf"
said the spider ~ the ny,
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Gladlstonian Gain.

LONDON, April l6.-An election was
held in Rochester to-day to fll the parlia-
mentary seat made vacant by the resigna.
tlon Of Col Hughes Hallette. The ballot
Ing resulted In favor OF Hughesen, the
Gladstonian candidate, who polled ,65b
votes against $40 votes for Davies, liberal
uni0nlst In the election In 1885 Col.
Hughes Hallett, who was the nominee OF
the conservatives. received l,602 votes
against | 1853 votes polled by y. II. Belsey,
the candidate OF the home rulers.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Troy, N. Y, April l6-The Troy Steel
and Iron company has completed the ex-
pertinent of making soft steel under a pro-
cess invented by Q. w. Bildt, the chief
chemist for Washburn n Moen, OF Wor-
cester, Mass. The experiment was sue
cess. This quality OF steel has been here
tofore imported from Germany. The ques-
ton Of the cost Of the manufacture will be
determined 10 ascertain II steel can BE-
made here TO compete with the Imported
article.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Murder and Suicide.

BUFFALO. April l6.-A double tragedy
occurred here this morning. Thomas
Dominique, a Spaniard, attacked his wife
with razor and n fearful struggle ensued.
The woman was slashed about the hands,
arms, head and face, and when the brute
had overpowered her he almost severed her
upon the pavement. The murderer then
cut his own throat from ear 10 ear and fell
dead He left letter accusing his wife OF
infidelity
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
WILL CUT YOUR THROAT"
A Row In IA Missoula saloon which May
Result Fatally.

Row In IA Missouia Saloon which May
Result Fatally.
MIssoULA, April l6-lSpecial to the
Independent Quite q serious cutting
affair occurred here last night in the Senate
saloon, in which man by the name Of
Jack Delmore, a bartender. may yet lose
his life. IL seems Delmore had refused
man by the name Of Charles Swift drink,
which so lncensed the latter that he drew
knife, saying at the same time: IL will
cut your throat" which he proceeded TO
do. Two OF the wounds Inflicted
are quite serious, one extending
from the temple to the chin and another
from the back of the neck over the ear to
the temple. Swift Is logger from one of
the wood camps, and an eyewitness says
assaulted Delmore without proyocation.
He was arrested and is now In jail. Del
more is very weak from loss of blood, but
his friends have some hope OF his recovery.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
I.IddelI M, ~ n. nemov.d.

WAsHISGTos, April l6-[Special 10 the
Independent lit seems quite likely that
Liddell. associate justice Of the eastern dis
trict OF Montana, will be allowed to remain
In Office until Montana becomes a state.
An effort was made 10 secure his removal.
but IL was found none OF the Montans
lawyers desired 10 take the place for so
short time, and Carter has been appealed
10 by friends Of Liddell not 10 hurry the
matter. Under these circumstances II was
considered best 10 continue him.
NJ. j. Haley, timber agent, has had an
Interview with Carter regarding his swn
will not be urged. He will probably be
transferred 10 some more convenient field
az labor
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
A n.fanIt.r I'm Custoax.

PIrTsDUR0. April l6.-A New London.
Ohio, special says: New Lisbon's default
ing treasurer was arrested last night and
soon afterwards his son-in,law furnished
bail In the sum OF $1,000. The shortage is
growing worse. Lodge refuses TO offer
any explanation az 10 what became OF the
missing money or what he used IL for.
Lodge also has private bank and the de-
positors are now showing up for various
small sums held In trust
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Tn Mall. neat snrnr-

SAN FRANCISCO, April 49, - A beet
sugar company was Incorporated to-day
with a capital Of s5,OOO,OOo with Louis
SchIoss. A. l.. Cults, y. Ehrmann, Claus
Spreckles and John u. Speckles as direct
ors, the two latter holding half OF the
stock. The object Is TO erect large sugar
refinery at various points on the coast, In
addition 10 the one already established at
ing $1,000 OF $4,000 tons OF sugar year.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
This Bank Robbery Failed.

MrSsEAPoLIs, April i6-A bold and
nearly successful attempt was made at
noon 10 rob the State bank. Two men went
into the bank when only two employees
were present. One covered the employees
with revolyers and the other yaulted over
the railing and thrust 5000 on the teIler's
table into his valise. At this moment de-
positor entered, the robber threw his valise
10 his accomplice, who dashed out. They
were pursued and captured, and gave the
names OF James Henry and Fred Douglas.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

WASHINGTON, April i6.-Commissioner
Tanner, Of the pension bureau, received
during the first week In the present month
60,s7l letters and other pieces OF mall
matter pertaining TO the business OF his
Office and last week he received 5000
pieces. The commissioner desires this
fact made public, as general explanation
OF the delays In answering correspondence.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Gen. seIgeI Rs.Irns.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-The resigna-
tlon of Gen. Franz Seigel as pension agent
at New York city was received by Com
missioner Tanner to-day. For some time
past the commissioner has had special ex-
aminers detailed from here investigating
affairs at the New YORK. agency. Saturday
Commissioner Tanner was In brooklyn,
commissioner had received the report Of
the special examiners. Gen. Seigel called
10 ASK him whether there was anything In
the special report that In any way reflected
upon his integrity. Commissioner Tanner
informed him there was absolutely nothing
rejecting upon his Integrity. Gen. Seigel
then informed the commissioner he was
desirOus Of retiring from official life and
would forward his resignation.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Ihn IrIuI of Iinnk.

wAsmIsGTos, April l6.-The first wit
ness to-day before the court martial trying
Lieutenant Commander Book for quitting
his vessel 1.-THE Pinta), In Alaska, without
leave, was Max Spratt, collector OF the port
OF Sitka. He testified that serviceable
man OF war was needed In the Alaskan
waters. The accused then took the stand
and testified that the Pinta was foul and
had her boiler disabled. His predecessor
had written as he did TO the department re-
auesting permission ~ make repairs, but
no answer had been received. The case
will probably close tomorrow.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
GnNe lin the Chnse.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., April l6.-Two OF the
sheriff's posse returned tonight from the
chase Of the robber who held up Cashier
Smiths bank at Grover yesterday morning.
and successfully got away with the 81 900
In cash. They said the officers were uB-
able tO capture the man, as all trace OF him
was lost at Pine Bluff, where he dismount-
ed and evidently took freight train east.
and after riding short distance left the
train and started north.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Los ANGELES, Cal. April I6.-The
Southern California Athletic club today
offered Sullivan and Kilrsln n purse Of
$4,000 10 fight In this city. Richard X. Fox
telegrapbed be would try TO arrange the
matter.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
r.c.,y.a I'm. R.x., ..s.,,

OTTAWA, April l6.-The bill respecting
the incorporation of the Northern Pacific &
Manitoba Railway company, and also the
bill respecting the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way company, received the royal assent to-
do
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

NEW YORK, April l6-The World this
morning say: The recent agreement be-
tween the competing cable companies TO
raise their tariff, is 10 be supplemented on
May LIST by the raising OF rates on All POs.
tai and United lines 10 the rates charg' q
for the same service by the Western
ITnion
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

wAsHISoToS, April I6.-The president
to-day appointed number Of postmasters,
among whom were the following: James
A. sexton, Chicago; Harry 4. Housman.
Missouls. Mt; John Mitchell, 0ceansIde,
Gala
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

New YORK, April i6.-The annual re
port OF the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul
road for 1888 shows the net revenue TO De
$1,000, b5l; disbursements for interest. divi-
dends accounts, sg,553, ,SSS; deficit, 81, ,sl5,-
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
n.aI, wa,bInv,on pIrt.

wAsHINsToS, April i6-Mrs. Letitia g.
Chandler, widow OF the late Senator Clan
dler, has bought for about $4,000 from
John r. Cook, a colOred man, formerly Of
Texas, ground on the corner OF Sixteenth
and X streets, northwest The lot Is on
the corner Of two Of the most fashionable
streets Of the city.
A deed was placed on record to-day
transferring the residence Of Secretary
Fairchlld 10 Mrs. Hearst. the wife Of the
California senator, for $4,000.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
The wIs.onsIn Cen,raI Mat,.r.

NEW YORK, April l6.-The executive
committee OF the Northern Pacific met this
afternoon to consider the Wisconsin Cen
trail case. but adjourned until tomorrow
without action.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Paper In Po..es.Ion of The Police.

PARIS, April l6 The police have
searched the residences Of Boulanger,
Count Dillon and Kochefort and seized q
number OF papers.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

The secretary OF the Interior has award
ed the contract for the erection Of an In
dian Industrial school building at Santa
Fe, ". M, 10 A. NJ. Mckenzie for S27, ,0t9
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
PALACE WALK.

At a special meeting Of jurymen,
summoned by the Marshal, held at
the Marshars office, at 10 y. m. to-
day, for the purpose Of considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of widening Palace
Walk, it was unanimously decided
that Palace Walk, between LiSelikc
and Punohhowl streets, should he
videned on the makai side TO tho
line OF the Palace wall, and on the
mauka side about il feet, thus ere
nting street 40 feet wide.
This change is most needed one,
the present road being so narrow as
TO make il almost impossible for two
vehicles meeting to pass each other
with safety and is fruitful source
OF smashups.
The question of indemnifying pro
perty owners for the lands taken,
was not discussed.
The jurors went to Palace Walk,
accompanied by Marshal SspeE for
the purpose of making personal
examination of the road, prior TO
arriving at the foregoing conclusion.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
BEREfANlA STREET.

At meeting of the residents of
Beretania street this morning, the
report Of the committee was heard,
after which resolution was adopted
that if the track and engine were
not removed from the street in three
months, legal steps would be taken.
A proposition has been made by
the residents to give up ten feet on
either side of the road from Punch
bowl street to Punahou 50 as to
widen the street, If the Government
will repair 1t. Should this PROPOSE,
ton be accepted and the work car
ried out it will be one of the finest
streets in the city.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
THE JAPANESE CONSTITUTION.

Inauguration OF Constitutional
Government by the Japanese peo-
pie, will be celebrated at Honolulu,
on Thursday, the l1th of April, at
the Immigration Depot, to COM
mence at 6 p. m.
PROGRAMME.
Opening Address and reading of the
Constitution ............ ............
Mr.. c. Nacayama. represent
ing the Japanese people.
Response to the Above ................
MIR. S. Ban, representing the
Japanese Government.
Speeches by Volunteers..... ,..........
japanese Wrestling ...................
Hawaliap Dancing. ...... ............
Japanese Fencing.... ................
The Hawaiian band will also play
several selections.
RGeneral visitors will be welcome.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Jun
IN Hee having this day sold out his
interest in the "Cosmopolitan Restau-
rant, lately carried on by him on
Bethel street, adjoining the premises
of essrs Castle & Cooke, to the Sui
Fong Company, from and after the 9th
inst. said firm will collect all accounts
and pay all bills connected with said
business and the said Jun Hee will col
lect ali outstanding accounts. Jun iiee
alone being aut orizeh to receipt for
same, and will pay all claims against
the restaurant to the above mcnt oned
date. JUN HEE.
Honolulu, April 8, 1889. 2lS lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
CLEARANCE SAlE.

Mr.. L. j. Levey will hold clear
ance sale of general merchandise at
his salesrooms, tomorrow morning,
at 10 O'Clock, comprising dry goo's,
crockery, glassware and fancy
goods, besides the usual varied
lines known to the trade. A small
lot of ladies' wear will be offered,
and will be sold without reserve to
close consignments. Also fine lot
of Administer rugs, large and small.