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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
A sensible calendar.

AS usual a; this time of the year the
new crop OF calendars Is coming IN.
They are of al sorts, sizes, shapes and
kinds. and many of them can be had
for the asking. bat one OF the best j,
that published 10y y. ". Aver a son,
newspaper advertising agents, Ph.la-
delphIa, and which they send post-p.ld ld
10 anv address on receipt of % cents.
This calendar is l4x22 inches, the upper
portion being beautifully printed n
cOlors, while the monthly sheets are
printed with figures 30 plain that they
can be easily seen at a distance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
PURELY FERsONAL.

Charles E 81 -h quite III.
Mrs. I'LL. Phelps, of Greeuvllo. has
returned home.
I.costs this city just soto9 for mil
Ion feet OF C1s.
Mrs Charles Ryder has returned
from Kent City.
larry Quinn, well-knOWu citizen, IS
tl the prevailing disease.
George Is. Navhew has gone 70 Ncw
tolS and Boston ON q business trip.
Hiss Angela Orsjyis recovering from
q DANCE illness Of two months.
EIey Tt.f of Iona, IS spending a
lew a3t- Dr. and Mrs. kozcma.
Hon Noon and T. A. Minis, Of
Nrsseer r- m the city yesterday.
Mrs. ttrI..lfe GOetcuIns . 10 ~ tl .3
-rrus at ..-r rooms .n tae Herm t7-e.
Nl.- d. p. C1tin IS the guest of judge
elaei Brown and Family, at Big Rap
Miss Plotge McPhers0n. of the Mad
.-CD-lvr0Ir school. IS confined 90 her
home with "a grippe.
George Stanton. 0f the o. r. e d..
N - Rrl asw wife GU Fort W7v. t0-
..lrrov. whore racT VIII r.s.t friends.
g.. Ue Wo.f Hopper. travelling repre-
euatre ~ rre Eawapo Iron WORKS,
Iinurn. New York, was iu tae Cl-y
yesterday
Casr Coe suI vs. r. Redmond
lrr returned tr1w ~aFaurs1. l-7..
where t.ev went "a 500 1p tac irr---
.rr. tar t-a To- ~r.. Hotels
.. . e. g. rra-~r-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
TOWN TOPICS


slal neetas oi ta@ Fe--s
@
Il-.a tf..u ~ kl1lts CL -. = 5--
.lleels a.lr
Ieo -. 81 Pay car ae1- so--1
Iel..F -.oIll.g
4lrx. III ruttrg 10 the leW cn-
Ii ~. u.oFer house d4. beel ce-
Demand ssr heok. &C public library
H4v orr D4lI re41 t-r
r- 0f t.e pes. CIla has
. deferred E-xr effort
-.ft..- u. ll.. Iole oE1ee.
..-F,r rue Dansi-.t
I...- t-t-- 4. oet AGAIN.
....-- attack ID t..a er.o.
~. t.-,. r-.t.-g.. f.. the
r.... .tsfon was shattered - tne
L...-.e storm u Yesterday morn.
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hsl-af January meeting or the
Board ot Trade -at. Nothing OH
great Importance p tnao1dnced ior DIS
.i'-.''i. o'l you 10" most "-"'y'
1-'
Al ORG RAJ iaFt--l pension mas been
granted t' Lawrence L. itascalit oil tn'
cry, And an on g'ntl pension lt4.s ~ ~,
share 0t Mary j., widow OI Alfred b
1-uer.
David Prce, sentenced % Iona foi
eighteen months Tor ass sung ~ rooo.ul
Frank tfals, o- Algoma township, wa.
taseu 20 that institution oy Snerh
= shop tl.s morning.
Tomorrow evening. at Good Tenn
fl8-- UaIL u tine NcNuuen block,
greenwood Temple ot Juvenile Tenn
p7r-, VIII ENJOY mask social and a
literary enter llAlluitA-.
County gent ifo.Coub left vc-ter
lav evening i0r ADRIAN with Lucy Jan,
ErOgden. Who goes o. the reform
school ra.s lsouc ot the girls recently
picked up drunk ou the street.
d. tbe st,rer,or ,ourt Yesterday ho
,r,t.oy, fcr rer,rnrarv alimonv m III.
"Pa.ace Restaurant divorce case" wa.
argued. Mrs. Jennie ~.monds, the de-
tcadant. was granted s. per week and
A solicitor S tee OF %. the latter 70 be
PAID before FEBRUARY 10.
r,,, Nt.Do,,ll tho tran,p who v-,.
so b9Jlv rnt or, f9.. face I'm a drup,cr
ROW. SUNDAY afternoon noer tho a i
ty tf t.--4.-o -..,- s-.1 :. - 60
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14


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t- ts ot
te
, t..
In .luL reserved al1 acle t-o
.n r.-st.3u .3 attend H.. meeting III
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- Aile -o4--i iA- sway
---- e-@-'''7 10y age greatly o.tii4-
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p~-y -o.--''. .--o eo---1-i o- lAe.t
1.e' ''A''0c q. '--e % d.i-.'-'ce granted
lAe-.' -~a- wees anu aa tAe c.ly hAu
-,9l o.-,-l5 l+le lAal year 't0 O'o leel
ol -1'' -.ie aii-' '4D1 was 20 near 'ooV. Voy
leeI l-.1l tu1 Vas company would MAKE
tA. h.t TOT tHe same "- iAe i1--.-oh
rate or s5t.V7' Accepted anu placed Oi.
u.e.
49, iA,'iIo.u f" Ao1 70 ov ie-ea't'i
LIon lhe oond oI 1laiies she.don' tAe
eAltes,Iitn' ON account oI tae .fFe2u-
-AI ana lALeiu 'eiait Aapils o- lhe said
--ou' I-eleiieI - 1li' may W ana
CT. attorney
ir Guy COM plioil,t iep'Ited lIe
o-lia ol lAr cry ior Jhe past week as
amounting ~ e3oo5-o>.
/ lne OH OF STUART, hnappen x an
7 Afulan, amounting 20 -, Was stricken
+ lroh tne roll ana rtierrcd 10 the Com
nutJee ON claims and Accounts. Tho
Aem was ior defending Detective Ken
, nciy against the SUI oil SPARKS, loi
I it,,t arrest. The hI oI tAdem3chcI
7 loI tl.-'' Iof noe handles furnished tnt
Z highway conuIs'iouer,, was also
I s,f-cAtn lron t-c roll ana referred q
/ tlt same comm. ttec. Inc Iou WAS thel
I ial.hcd and confirmed.
inc Guy treasurer reported the
/ amounts .-cel'ed nom the collectors
ol the N4rou, wards % be- a. follows.
| + lfsJ Naru, 5o-,-i4; second Ward
/ St',v9V, iMf1 ward, e,t,'ooi Fourth
/ Ward, e5'-QJOi futn Nard5 Loo
/ riNth Ward 5000; seventh Ward
z r6Uei. EI-lLn Ward, $500. Total
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Mrs. Louisa Johnson filed a bin for
divorce Yesterday III tho circuit court
against Gustavc Johnson. The biz sets
forth tuat the parties N the case were
married n February, 1874, and that IN
April, 1856, the defendant requested
hcr % SO % Chicago with her three
children and engage IN the business of
keeping clearinghouse. She COM
pted with his request, and her husband
ri that time deserted her and has con-
tuued away from her ever since, and
haS not contributed % her support
since that time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
DIR. Bennett

VIII be at the Eagle Hotel Wednesday
and Thursday, January 1915, and
every four weeks thereafter IN 1890.
All those having piles, 10 matter Of
what name or complication, iistula tis-
sure. he simply cures them all. No
cutting or tic.ng Those hydroceles or
ycuOccles cured. no matter how large
or long standing, and not a moment
LAID up from work. Does tins seem
marvellous and braggadOciO statements.
Just 60, get his new way of treating
them. See results ne has gwen here,
and YOU Will no longer wonder why ho
comes year after year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

The widely known and emlnently sue
cessful instructor Prof J. ". Welton
Is out With avery handsome announce
ment f0r lS9o, of his Commerc al
college Ia the New Shepard-H&rimau
block il j. q matter Ot pleasure u be
able 10 record that tie pamphlet con-
taIns testimonials and expressions Oi
regard from our most prominent pee
pie that necessarily place hlm IA toe
foremost rank &c an educator and a
Gentleman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

All persons wishing TO buy hats or
bonnetS Of any description will do well
TO call and examine our stock at No.
y Canal-st., as all goods in this line
viii be sold regardless of cost. Come,
examine, and be convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Two large additions TO the Capsule
factory at Kalamazoo have been com
pleted. and the institution Is again run
nlng fun blast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Fifteen dollar decorated dinner sets
for $S.16 at II. Leonard's Sons Il Co. s
clearance sale.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Leave your order at II. Leonard's $
Sons q Co.'S for storm house. They
can be put up Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Sataline. Best soap in the market
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

The Satallne Soup Is by all odds the
purest and most economical in use.
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
Sacrifice Sale in Millinery

smoke and chew "Einest and Bravest''
Tobacco save the cards. They are
XaIuable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

smoke and chew "Einest and Bravest''
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

Il discount of - per cent. to my custom
crs on all their purchases for cash.
J. l.. WILKES.
January 1, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14
For the Benefit of the Emerson.

The Little Folks" Will give a choice
musical and elocutionary entertain
mcnt at Independence Hall, No. 90
Monroc-st., or Wednesday evening,
January Is. Tickets 20 cents, children
half price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

English decorated tea sets for S1.9S
at II. Leonard 3 sons 4 Co.'s clearance
salc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

ladies Muslin Underwear at Stauf.
fcr'>. The best line. The lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

January 1, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-14

All will sold t23
Come and bring your friends before the sizes arc broken
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10
ghe Daily Eight.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1890.
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

AND STATE SPECIALS.
A cold norther has been blowing at
Columbus.
A road grader has been purchased
for Alvin.
Magee & Sons, dry goods merchants
of Terrell and Waxahachie assign.
The Georgetown stock fair came off
and was great success.
Texas lumbermen are again con-
vening in Houston.
Hockey has a severe epidemic of
measles.
Six new brick buildings will soon
De ready for occupancy at CuerO.
Forty five cars of cattle 60 out from
San Angelo to Chicago.
The new Baptist church at Meri-
dian is dedicated.
The fruit at Thurber was not at all
damaged by the recent freezes.
Mayor Pendieton is formally in
stalled at Fort Worth.
A Hogg club of 200 members is or
ganized at Tyler.
Winnie Jeffries, who could not de-
eide to remain in a world where man
is constant never, takes morphine
and sleeps in peace at Austin.
Waco Boating and Fishing club
| fl les charter, McLain Hotel Co, Sey-
m0ur and Landa Electric Light Co. of
New RJaunfels.
Judges OF county courts in Texas
| meet in Dallas and effect Il state Or
ganizatiOn.
The lone robber is again doing the
Galveston shipping and gets Il har-
vest every time.
company will erect fireproot ware
house.
Waco beats Dallas score II to and
Fort Worth again scores Austin to
3.
The Cleoarne fire department. will
have their annual celebration on
April 2lst.
]. C. Dour, who was knock ed down
by train at r PasO, dies of cOncus-
sion of the brain.
The jail at Paris is 80 crowded that
twelve prisoners have been sent to
Bonham.
An ascension commandery of
Knights Templar is being organized
at Tyler.
The residence of Mr.. Kaufman of
Dallas, with its contents, is destroyed
by fire.
Thirty-six cars of cOrn.fed beet were
shipped from Richardson during the
month of March.
Henry Emerlin of WeatherfOrd is
killeu by his son-in-law Dick Allen,
whose wife he attacked.
Clint Thompson dies at Terrell of
his injuries received from being
knocked off the Texas Pacific track
by passing train.
Mr. Baily who was democratic cand-
idale for the Fort Worth majoralty
and withdrew in favor Of Mr. Pedle
ton, who carried the election, resigns
as alderman under that gentleman
being much atfronted at Mr.. Pendle-
toms declarations of dissapproval of
his financial policy when he control
led that department of municipal
affairs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10
Harmony Club.

Annual election of officers Of this clUh
took plac" last night and resulted as fol-
ICWS:
President. &. b. Frank.
Vice President. &. +. Eppstrim.
Secretary, \. SOm"rS.
Treasurer. 4. Steinhardt.
Directors. NJ. Opp"nhcimrr. j. Wolf. J.,
Sim Hart. NJ. Friedman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10
Another Happy Man.

THE engagement OF Mr.. FBurt Ashford
to Miss Kate Holt. the charming daugh-
Ter Of CAPTAIN VIM. Holt is cOuSummalcd
lhc wedding to Ike place in about I've
weeks We congratulate You. Burt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10
Maria &c Licenses.

Charles r. Murphy and Alvin" Sch"rty
William \. Wilder and Mary Click.
Edward Oglc and Mary Mcchlcr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10

The municipal elections over the
country do not indicate any very great
stampede from the republican party.
The vote of the ,untry is prominent
ly vote for the republican party and
the democratic strength Is conceded
to lie in the cities. The republican
party has reason to feel quite con-
fident over the municipal returns.
particularly in Ohio where such dire
disasters were predicted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10
TO our MANY MAIL ORDER FRIENDS I:

accorded efforts
will always be in the directions serving accepab as hey
explicit
ibe stating kind goods and colors desired that
exactly what
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10

THE republicans of the twenty
fourth New York congressional dis
t-ict owe it to the party to elect re-
publican successor to David WILDER,
deceased. WILDER had a clear ma
jority of all the votes cast in his dis
trict in 1888 and 1859 more votes than
were cast for his democratic opponent,
Pindar. The republicans should hold
the fort in the old twenty fourth dis
trict.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10

WITH the advent OF summer the
swarm of storage passengers land
ing at New York from European ports
is greatly in advance Of the require
ments. It Is clearly a case in which
supply exceeds demand, and in which
the restricted immigration bill is
need to reduce the supply so as to
correspond to the demand.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
Another Fatal Wreck.

PIrTsBuRG, Pa. Sept. 2S.-A special
from Zanesville, Ohio, says; About one
o'clock this morning q disastrous freight
wreck occurred on the Baltimore Il Ohio,
near Pleasant Valley, a short distance
west OF this city. Orders were given east
and wust.pound freigh,s to pass ut Black.
hand, but Operator keelty at that place
failed TO deliver the order TO the east bound
train. Later he saw his mistake and tel
egraphed the operator here that there
would be wreck pretty soon and left his
post. He is u mere boy.
Both engines and number OF cars filled
with oats, coke and merchandise, were
piled up in the greatest confusion. Nine
men were killed.
The trains met on sharp curve and tho
west bound train had Just emerged from u
piece Of woods so that neither wcrc
checked in speed. The engines crashed
together with awful force and the freight
cars to the number OF twenty were
piled up TO the height Of twenty five or
thirty feet. The track has Just been
cleared ut $ o'clock this morning.
There was collision at Barncsvllle
Hill on the Baltimore & Ohio between an
express and passenger train. Railway
officials state that no one was hurt but
that both engines and an express car were
ruined.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
Rumored A,,emp, to Kill pia..

A prominent railway Official who
reached San Antonio Thursday from tho
City OF Mexico, relates startling story
OF an attempt on the life OF President
Dlas. The story In brief is Ms follows:
During the national celebration, on the
18th inst, an immense crowd of people OF
NIL classes surged around tho executive
palace ut night 10 do homage to Dias
During the CLIMAX OF tho festivities, while
bands were playing and fireworks were
popping md Sizing the loudest, the Pres
idcnt, accompanied by his stan, stepped
out upon the front piazza In response To
doafching calls, TO witness the pyrotcch-
mic display. No sooner had his martial
form appeared on the gallery than vol
Icy OF mussctry sounded above the din OF
music, fireworks and yells, and bits
OF brick aud timber began 10 tiy around
his head. Ito rctrcatcd hurrlcdly 10 his
room, followed by his stan. Thrcc bullets
whixzcd dangerously near HIN.
Forty mcn ARE known 10 bc concerned Ia
the nurierous plot, fifteen Of whom aru
now In jail and others nro fleeing from the
country with the military on their track.
rho news OF the dastardly deed has been
suppressed In Mexico by government of
fcrrs.
The reason OF the attack II assigned TO
II variety Of causes, tho most Important OF
which ia that tho President " strongly
suspected Of eopuot,iug OF lato with the
Clerical marty which ia In direct ,pnfli,.,
The state herald., 1890-10-03

MISTAKES, slips. errors, blunderI
they will creep In. and 1t only makes
matters worse TO pretend that you are
different from other people and never
got your foot into tho wrong boot
But don't be ashamed OF it, and don't
be afraid O! IL; 60 right ahead and do
tho best you can. A locomotive engine
without any fire will never 20 of the
track; but that isn't tho kind OF IN
engine you want to be. II you go ut
all you ARE liable sometimes TO 90
wrong, but be always ready to come
back again when you know II, But
there is one class OF mistakes that II
IL worth while 10 be afraid OF and
ashamed of-the mistakes OF selfish.
ness. and meanncss, and cowarlice.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

There will be an enormous amount
OF money collected ut tho New York GUS
tom house for duties during this week.
Ordinarily the receipts Mt New York
amount to about q 100000. It Is believed
that tho amount this week viii be near
100000. As tho new tariff will 10 into
effect October o, next Saturday will DO tho
last day on which importers can tikc nd
vantage OF old rates, and consequently
they have made every effort to get their
goods To this city before that time. Duties
mus, also be paid On hem nj once, although
for goods which were landed some time
ago, tho limit OF November has boon
fixed This places thosc late arrivals ut n
decided disadvantage, and there viii DO a
brisk damnud for money TO pay tho duties
until next Saturday. Many OF tho steam
ships which arc now due have heavy con-
Hipntncutn on board
The state herald., 1890-10-03
MEAT ON FIRE.
Destruction of an Immense Packing
House at Chicago.

|
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 2S.-Fow-
err Brothers packing house at the stock
iards was damaged by tire this morning
o the amount Of s690O00
The fire originated at 1880 o'clock in the
morning In tho packing room, or the engine
'oom adjoining, it Is not known definite
y which, and no cause Is assigned for the
irc.
The fircme. worked against obstacles
from the start. Water hud little effect on
Tho grense-soaked floors aud the fro soon
reached tho tank room where thirty-two
.anks Of lard were located. These exploded
,ne after another with loud reports mud
tho boiling lard fed the flames moro fierce
" Tho heat was SO intense that the fire.
men were compelled TO work ut q distance
and 1t was seen to be worse than useless to
throw water into the kissing and seething
furnace.
The packing room is about l50xl50 feet,
and the whole interior was blazing when
the firemen reached the scene IN response
10 the first alarm. The flames spread to
>SSA'hr Aeouit atgoihihSs bhN ~oAAA7
nenced burning the carcasscs Of the hogs
hanging there. In the room were 6,6S9
hogs, freezing, and they burned like oil.
Water was useless in fighting the fire,
md 1t seemed that nothing could be done
10 stop the conflagration. The roof fell in
about two hours after the fire started, and
the fire became more furious. The blaze
lighted up the entire heavens, and rem
lered everything lighter than duy. Scores
Of hremen were directing one hundred
streams of water into the burning acres
81 lard and meat with no effect.
About this time tho flames reached q lot
Of saltpctrc stored above the packing room
and the fume from tho burning chemicals
was awful. it stilicd the men and made
them retire. 1t affected the nostrils and
eyes and almost made the men wild with
pain. The atmosphere was saturated
with 1t.
At q O'Clock 1t was seen to be impossible
to extinguish the burning pork, and water
was thrown on 1t TO keep the fire down as
much us possible. 1t will have to burn
Itself out, and it will probably be two
lays before 1t is entirely extinguished.
In the basement OF tho entire building
was stored an immense amount Of salt
meats. This caught fire and while the
flames were not furious and were pre-
vented from blazing high they still kept
eating tho sides, shoulders and hams that
were placed in solid cords, layer on layer.
The roof and floors covered the burning
meats and kept water from reaching them
and the firemen We're busy all day yester-
lay using axes and hammers in removing
the mass of debris that hindered their
work
The state herald., 1890-10-03


In some respects farms always tend
10 deprccinte In value. This Is cspcc-
ially true OF tho personal property
that is necessary In running them 10
advantage. Buildings aud fences aro
always getting out OF repair II not
painted frequently houses and barns
soon get that run.dowu look thn,
greatly dctrnct- from the value OF the
farm on which thoy nro located. Dur.
Ing tho past four years tho low prices
Of farm products have suspended
many farm Improvements, nnd have
oven caused much greater economy In
keeping up appearances As result
In going through the country the
ncasly kept farm that was once COM
mon has become scarce nnd In most
cases where farms arc we'll kept up
tho owner has elthor exceptional mill
Ivy as n farmer or has other sources OF
income than the farm Itself.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

GRANADA, Nicaragua, Sept 25.--
Twelve thousand people, terror stricken
by earthquake shocks and continued
rumblings Of the ancient volcano Nom
bacho, have fed from the city since Sun
day. Internal sounds, resembling distant
thunder, were heard Sunday morning, and
almost Immediately the earth heaved vio-
iently, and has continued to vibrate At
brief intervals ever since, shattering
nearly every house In the city Of 1900
souls.
Granada is built ct tho buss Of Nom
bacho, which has been considered extinct
for centuries, no eruption having taken
place since tho discovery Of the country.
There Ia now daily dread lest the long
closed crater should open ind bury the
town In lava md ashes.
A heavy shock came Monday morning
that caused immense damage, cracking
walls in oil parts of the city. 1t was felt
at Managna, Kivar, Masaya and other
towns sixty or seventy miles distant.
Other shocks equally heavy followed.
Though no damage has been done outside
OF this city, whore Ii hardly house thut
does not threaten to fall, wild panic has
seized the residents and every one has
made desperate efforts to leave the city,
those who hayo been unable 70 get away
by railroad, carriage or car or on foot to
neighboring towns or haciendas living In
abicct terror.
The vibrations have been from north
east to southwest and those Of tho heaviest
kind numbered half dozen, though minor
tremblings have been innumerable. One
story adobes have been cracked from cell
Ing TO floor and the frmest structures OF
masonry have also been injured. Ten
thousand have left the city by railroad
trains alone The government is running
railroad trains out OF town US rapidly as
facilities will permit. There have been no
cases yet Of falling walls or any deaths
consequent on tho shocks.
The state herald., 1890-10-03
A New Park.

Secretary Noble has promulgate d
rules and regulations for tho government,
Of tho park In Tularc County, California,
containing the mammoth or "soquoin
gigantic trees. created by net Of congress
approved September -, 1880. Tho Sccrc
,nry christcns tho now park rs "rhc Sc
quoia National Park" Tho rules for la
regulation arc substantially tho same IA
those governing tho Yellowstone Park.
Tho Secretary said to-day that II he
found u practical ho would procure from
Nh nd,olninR tract 10 the park u section OF
one OF the mammoth trees for exhibition
o, tho Worlds Fair ut Chicago.
The state herald., 1890-10-03

TnE employment OF Pinkerton de-
tectives US police force. either by in
dividuals or corporations. for the de-
fence OF property, is always mistake
A private police is anomaly under our
form OF government, which fully pro-
vides for protection OF person and
property OF its citizens by local author
tiles. II these are not sufficient. the
power OF the state may be invoked, and
ultimately on call the governor OF the
state the power OF the government is
called in us final arbiter to preserve
peace.