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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1891-06-03

STORM IN WISCONSIN.
AN UNwELcoME VISITOR.
a Religious Crank Given Notice tc
Leave Kansas City.

A religious Crank Given Notice to
Leave Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, June "A number of
business men, citizens of Kansas City,
met yesterday afternoon as a Vigilance
Committee, and decided that Schwein-
furth, the self-styled Christ, from Rock
ford, ILL.,, who is visiting and holding
meetings here, is blasphemous imposter
1t was decided that he should be made to
leave the city or suffer the consequences.
The committee sent notice to Schwein-
furth to leave within twenty-four. hours,
on pain of being treated to tar and feathers.
Schweinfurth declined to send reply to
the committee by messenger. The COM
mittee held further meeting this after
noon, but it is not known what action, if
any, was decided upon.
The alleged Christi instead of mirac-
ulously setting at naught the nachina-
tions of the unappreciative Kansas City
ans, appealed to the worldly powers that
be. He dispatched an ''angel' to his
Honor, Mayor Holmes, this afternoon,
who promised worldly protection to the
Redeemer from Rockford. He detailed
two policemen to guard the house where
the pretender tarries.
The twenty-four hours granted to
Schweinfurth in which TO leave town ex-
pire at midnight.
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mitted by one or the other sides at the
succeeding trials, there being about
twenty defendants, and not force the at
tendance of all witnesses.
On the cross-examination of Superior
Judge Millington of Glenn County to-
day, Attorney Johnson made very
strenuous effort to establish the claim of
the prosecution that during an alarm of
tire about l O'Clock on the date of the
election it was made possible for the fifty
five ballots to have been put in the box
and that number of names written on the
poll-books. Like ali others of the de-
fense's witnesses, he maintained that the
box had been carefully guarded, and that
there was not the remotest opportunity
for any such work.
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thence, and that was when Sir Charles
Russell asked, "What did Mrs. Wilson
say TO you about Sir William Gordon
Cumming cheating?"
The Prince replied shortly, somewhat
angrily it appeared, "She said very lit
tle," and there the subject was dropped,
as any lawyer can see, at the most inn
portant stage. The Prince had admitted
that Mrs. Wilson told him something
about Sir Williams cheating, and Sir
Charles wanted to find out what she had
told the Prince, but the latter's show of
annoyance at the question caused the
counsel to turn his legal mind TO other
matters.
Though it only lasted twenty minutes,
the examination of the Prince evidently
worried him exceedingly, and made him
extremely nervous. He kept changing
his position, and did not seem able to
keep his hands still. When a question
more pressing, more to the point than
usual, was put to him, the Princes face
was observed to flush considerably, and
then turn pale again, showing the state OF
nervousness in which he found himself
Except to the Lord Chief Justice, coun-
sci, jurors, press representatives and
others in proximity to the witness-box,
only about couple of the Princes an
swers were audible throughout the court
room.
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WILLOWS ELECTION FRAUDS.
Eleven Days Already Consumed In the
Taking of Testimony.

Eleven Days Already Consumed In the
Taking of Testimony.
MARYsvILLE, June 2.-Eleven days
have now been consumed in the taking
of testimony in the case of w. i. Wilson,
one of the defendants charged with tam
pering with fifty-five ballots cast at the
election in Willows, Colusa County, at
the last November election, when the
question of division was being voted on.
Unless rebuttal evidence is put in the tes-
timony will probably conclude tonight.
The defendant in this particular case is
now on the stand, having been examined
by the defense, and is undergoing a very
minute and detailed examination Dur
inc the entire trial in the neighborhood
of one hundred witnesses have been ex-
amined by the prosecution and defense.
Every witness came from Colusa and
Glenn Counties, and some from places as
far distant as Oregon.
nv tacit understanding the attorneys
have zone into their Investigations at
great length. the result being that much
has been brought out that has very little
,,arfinency to the allegations of felony on
The mart of the defendant, the idea proba-
bIv being to let everything come out at
this trialeso that much OF it could be adj
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WATER FOR IRRIGATTSG.
Eastern Capitalists Investing in Res
ervoir Sites.

Eastern Capitalists Investing in Res
ervoir Sites.
SAN BERNARDINo, June2.-The Arrow
head Reservoir Company, Incorporated
under the laws of Kentucky two months
since by Cincinnati capitalists, to-day
purchased reservoir sites in the mount
aims north of San Bernardino, and an
nounced their intention to push the work
of construction as rapidly as possible
The company has capital of 81, 900, 000
James Gamble is President and Adolph
Wood Vice-President and General Man
ager.
1t consists of three reservoirs in the
valleys north of the mountains. These
reservoirs will be filed by large canal
from a deep creek, the principal tribu-
tary TO the Mojave River. The water
shed is larger than that OF the Bear Valley
Company. The company expects to store
water TO irrigate 10000 acres of land
lying between San Bernardino, Pomona
and Cuillo, and between the mountains
on the north and Santa Barbara on the
south,
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HOUSE LETTER BOXES.
Wagon-Loads of New Devices Bel
Received at Washington.

Wagon-Loads of New Devices Being
Received at Washington.
New YORK, June "A Tribune Wash
ingtOn special says: One thousand house
letter boxes of as many different sizes
and shapes are awaiting examination by
the Postmaster Generals Commission
which is ready to hold its second session.
In the last few days boxes have been
coming in by wagon-loads. Almost
every inventor in the competition has
submitted two or more models. 1t is
estimated that the carriers lose one-fourth
of the time in waiting for some
one to receive the mail, and it
is believed that any device that
saves this delay will add one
third to the general efficiency of the car
rier system. The department hopes to
secure an inexpensive house-box both
for the delivery and collection of mail
matter.
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TIE REyENUE CUTTERs.
The Corwin to be Assigned to Tempo
rary Duty at San Francisco.


rary Duty at San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2. Collector
Phelps received a private dispatch to-day
from Washington stating that the revenue
cutter Corwin would not Immediately
proceed to Alaska. She will be assigned
to temporary duty at this district, pend
ing the return of the Richard Rush.
The programme for the revenue cutters,
as indicated in the latest news, is that the
Bear will be stationed for the ensuing
sealing season. The Rush. which left
here several days ago with the Treasury
agents, will land her passengers at the
Pribyloff Islandsssa nd then return to this
city, when the Corwin will be relieved.
The Rush will resume duty in Alaska in
the latter part of the sealing season.
In stationing the Corwin and Rush in
this district the idea is to keep watch on
any of the Japanese sailors who endeavor
to pass up the coast into Behring Sea.
The Corwin, before making this district
her temporary headquarters, viii take
supplies and instructions to the Rush
and Bear
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, June "A new post
office has been established at Dedrick,
Trinity County, Cal, with John NJ.
Tomplzins as Postmaster.
Postmasters commissioned Amasa
F. Bryant at Bridgeport, Cal; Henry
Wilson at Warner, CAL; Lawrence Y.
McCourt at Fort Thomas, Ariz.; Frank
NJ. Murphy at Congress, Ariz.
Attiie Martinele has been designated
as Acting Postmaster at Marshall, Cal.
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AT MORRIS PARK.

New YORK, June All ages, six fur
longs, La Tosca won, Trinity second,
Flavia third. Time, liza.
Three-year-olds and upward, one mile,
L'Intriguante won, India Rubber second,
Isaac Lewis third. Time, lag.
Two-year-olds, half mile, osric won,
Laughing Water second, Dagonet third.
Time, 0:471.
Three-year-olds and upwards. mile and
a fUlrlong, Tristan won, Tony second,
Clarendon third. Time, 1:5l1. This is a
new record for the distance.
All ages, seven furlongs, Stryke won,
$3.50 second, Little Jim third. Time,
1:2I4.
Metropolitan handicap, mile and six
teenth, walkover Tor DrizZle.
Seven furlongs, Esquimau won, Var
dee second, Adventurer third. Time,
1:29
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LAND CASES.
Rulings Made by the Interior Depart.
ment.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following
decisions in land cases have been made !:
In the case of Andrew Rossvold VS.. John
X. Howe, involving land in the Spokane
Falls District, the decision of the Com
missioner was affirmed.
In the case of John II. Weber, whose
application to file presumption declara-
tory statement on land in the Humboldt
District, was rejected, for the reason that
portion OF said section was within the
limit of the klamath Reservation, Weber
was allowed to amend his filing by omit
ting that part in the reservation. A SINH
lar decision was rejected in favor of Mary
j. Duffy, also in the Humboldt District.
In the case of Sven p. Jansen, involv-
ing land in the Sacramento District, the
decision of the Commissioner was modi-
tied, allowing Jansen to purchase the
land If no adverse claims are filed within
thirty DAYS
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Wants to Return to Business.

New York, June 2.-The Tribune says
that Douglass Green, who ran away to
Europe with Mrs. McCrea, daughter of
Chicago's murdered millionaire, Smell,
has been in this country some time,
making arrangement to save his seat on
the Stock Exchange, etc.
Since his wife obtained divorce Green
does not think the danger of prosecution
is great, and it is understood that he in
tends to get back into business again.
He and Mrs. McCrea are said to have
been married again in Illinois last week.
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A Lawyer Sent to Prison.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.--Lemon E..
Reinhold, charged with conspiracy, was
to-day found guilty and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment with a fine of $50.
Reinhold was employed as a lawyer by
burglar Horton and Cincinnati crooks,
and became their leader III a burglary.
Taking offense at publication in the
Daily Neecs, it is asserted that he directed
the gang to burglarize city editor Browns
house, rip up the carpets, and stick a
knife into him. The burglars were de-
tected, and Horton ''peached'' on Rein
hold. The State proved a conspiracy,
and the lawyer this morning got his SEN
tence
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The Car Refuses to Relent.

LONDON, June 2.-It is reported that
the Car, in responding to personal APP
peal made by an exalted parsonage on
behalf Of the Jews in Russia, said he was
determined To continue his measures of
Jewish repression with a view to solu-
ton of the Jewish question. The Jews
themselves, declared the Gar, had
forced this policy. There never had been
nihilist plot Matched III which they
were not concerned, and they would ac-
lively engage in propagating subyersiye
movements.
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Eighteen Years at San Onentin.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Albert
Blachman, a private of the United States
army, convicted of murder in the second
degree for killing Gottleib Nopnemonn,
a fellow soldier, at the Presidio, February
18th, was sentenced to eighteen years
Imprisonment at San Quentin to-day.
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Ransom for the Brigands.

CoNsTANTINoPLE,J une2.-Herr Israel,
Berlin banker, to-day started for a
town thirty-two miles from Adrianople,
having in his possession the $40, 900 asked
for by the brigands. The Porte has
promised the German Government to at
once take active measures to punish the
brigandS.
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American Cattle.

OTTAWA, June 1.-The Government has
passed an order in Council permitting
the Three Rivers Dried Meat Export
Company to import American cattle in
bond to be slaughtered. The present reg
ulation prohibits the importation of cat
tie from the United States into Canada on
account of the threat Of the British Gov
eminent that Canadian cattle arriving in
England would be scheduled the same as
those arriving from the United States if
the importation of American cattle into
the Dominion was permitted.
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MINISTER DOUGLASS.
1t is Reported That He is to be
called From Hayti.z

1t is Reported That He IS to be Re-
called From Hayti.'
New YORK, June "A ITibune WASH
ington correspondent says that it is re-
ported that the authorities have formed
an impression that Minister Douglass did
not fulfill the expectations Of the Govern
ment in the negotiations for the coaling
station which has been intrusted to him,
and that he will return home in q short
time and be granted an opportunity TO
give an account of his stewardship. By
some it is asserted that he will arrive
here within the present month, and that
he may never return to Hayti in an
official capacity.
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Sir John Macdonald.

OTTAWA, June Sir John Macdonald
passed a quiet day, without notable
change until evening. Since that
time he has shown signs of heat
labored respiration.
A bulletin issued at midnight indi-
Gated that the Premier cannot live much
longer. His physicians, however, think
he will survive the night.
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Now FIGURING Min.

GILRoY, June 2.-Prominent members
of the Farmers Alliance of this county
have decided to build and equip first
class Touring mill and box factory at this
point. The site of the burned cannery
will probably be utilized, and the same
machinery used for the proposed electric
light plant. Articles of incorporation
have been drawn up and signed.
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Resipned His Position

CINCINNATI (Ohio), June 2.-Colonel
Sidney D. Maxwell, who for twenty
years has filled the responsible position
of Superintendent of the Merchants Ex-
change and Chamber of Commerce of
this city, to-day rendered his resignation:
the duties having become too onerous for
his impaired health,
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MERGED, June 1.-THE First National
Bank of this city has decided to surren-
der its charter as a national bank. 1t
will incorporate as a commercial and
savings bank, with $500, 900 capital stock.
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Killed by Indians.

SAC AND Fox AGENCY, June 2.-Three
men, one named Greenaway, the others
unknown, were shot and killed on Leo
Whistler's ranch yesterday by three
Shawnee Indians, who were to-day ar
rested. The Indians assert that the men
stole their horses, and when pursued be-
gan to fight, in which they were killed.
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Influenza.

LONDON, June 2.-Intelligence has been
received here from Balmoral, the Queens
summer residence in the highlands of
Scotland, that the influenza in a severe
form has broken out there. Her Majesty
is afraid she may contract the disease,
and is consequently taking the greatest
precautions.
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Tronble With Rioters.

ROME, June I'm Savonia yesterday
a mob attempted to rescue two men who
for some offense had fallen into the hands
of the police. The rioters made a des-
perate attack upon the gendarmes in
their attempt to release the prisoners.
Two of the rioters were killed and a
number of the gendarmes were seriously
injured
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school Trustee Election.

SAN RAFAEL, June 2.-The regular
yearly school election for Trustees of the
San Rafael school district was held here
to-day. 1t was holly contested, there
being two tickets in the field. Thomas
Hanson was elected for the long term and
Hepburn Wilkins for the short term.
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New Bishops for America.

ROME, June AT the Consistory on
Thursday next the Pope will nominate
Bishops of sixty dioceses, including Mil
waukee, Salt Lake, Omaha and Dallas.
The Committee of Cardinals has discov-
cred deficit of ten million francs in
the Peters Pence fund
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final Trial of the Newark.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The final trial
of the new steamer Newark took place
from Norfolk yesterday, and the vessel
run 100 miles out to sea in heavy sea and
bad weather. Her machinery worked
well, and she proved to be a very steady
vessel.
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Cmnr d,Alene 1.ands

WASHINGTON, June 2. = Land Com
missioner Carteris making arrangements
TO survey the Coeur d'Alene lands which
We're thrown open to settlement recently.
Within short time the contract will be
awarded and the work commenced.
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Stage Held Up by Robbers.

TOMBSTONE "a. IT,, June 1.-THE
Tombstone and Bisbee stage was held up
by two Mexicans near Bisbee. They Sc
cured forty dollars. A posse has started
in pursuit, with n good prospect of cap
turing the robbers. This is the first stage
robbery in this county for five years.
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Lottery Dealers Fined.

SAN JOSE, June 2.-Charley Kowekee,
a lottery dealer of Chinatown, was fined
$3.50 by Judge King. Two visitors to the
place were fined 500 each. Every effort
is being made by the respectable element
of the city to suppress this obnoxious
traffic
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A Thief Shot.

STOCKTON, June 2.-Charles Barry, ac-
cused of stealing watch, was shot in the
left arm to-day while running away from
officer Simpson, who was trying to arrest
him. The wound is dangerous.
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A HUSBANDS REVENGE.
He Kills q Man Who Boosted of Ruin
ing His Wife.

RoACHDALE Ind.), June Noah
Evans and wife drove into Roachdale
this morning, and going up to the home
of Dick Adams, married man, Evans
stepped from the vehicle and pointing to
Adams, asked his wife: SIS this the
man who outraged your Receiving an
affirmative reply, Evans drew two re-
volyers and fired eight shots, five of
stantly. Evans then jumped into the
cart with his wife and drove off. The
citizens soon formed a posse, and, with
shotguns and other weapons, started in
pursuit. Adams while drunk has boosted
of having been intimate with Mrs Evans.
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Bond Election.

ANAHEIM, June 2.-There was light
vote at to-day's bond election-104 for,
81 against The city will issue Sl50,0o0
worth of bonds seS municipal improve
ments.
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Blaze ut Tracy.

TRACY, June 1.-The wash-house adj
joining the Tracy Hotel caught fire in
the roof this morning. The town was
saved by the prompt suppression of the
flames, rs a high wind was prevailing at
the time.
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UNCLE SANS SECURITIES.
Treasury Department Preparing to
Redeem Outstanding Bonds.
HOLDERS ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE
TIME EXTENDED.

Government Officials Vol Satisfied at
the Outcome of the Final Trial OF
the New Cruiser Newark-It is Re-
ported ut Washington that Minister
Douglass Failed to Fulfill the Ex-
pectations of the Government, and
VIII be Recalled.
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Secretary
of War has ordered that the garrison at
Fort Abraham Lincoln, n. D.; Fort
Lewis, Col, and Fort Shaw, Mont, be
Withdrawn, and tho several named posts
will be abandoned.
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Pension Awards.

WASHINGTON. June California pen
sions: John R. McHenry, Elizabeth
Hoyt, Martin O'Hearn, Henry Zufolllt,
John Zimmerman, Joshua Eldredge,
Mary t. Cunningham.
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Travellers Protective Association.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.), June 2. = The
National Convention of the Travellers
Protective Association met here to-day.
President McGrew's annual address
showed the organization to be in a
healthy financial condition.
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KEYSTONE BANK FAILURE.
Serious Charges Brought Against
Government Officials.
NO REPORTS MADE OF THE BANKS
CONDITION.

Several Lives Lost and Much Property
Destroyed by a Hurricane in South
Dakota-The Mile and an Eighth
Running Record Reduced Two Sec
onds at the Morris Park Races
Fatal Conflict Between Whites and
Indians at the Sac and Fox Reser-
vation.
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Censns of ireland

LONDON, June 1.-THE recent census of
Ireland shows population of 4,706, 1872
males and 2,3I7 ,076 females-a decrease of
46S, ga in total since the last census. -,
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STORMY WEATHER.
Loss of Life and Much Damage Done
by Hurricane in South Dakota.

Loss of Life and Much Damage Done
by a Hurricane in South Dakota.
ST. PAUL, June "A Pioneer Press
special from Watertown, South Dakota,
says: This afternoon at $3.50 hurricane
appeared in that vicinity, and passed just
by the edge Of the city, demolishing some
out-buildings and destroying CIV rything
movable. The path of the storm was
about 100 feet wide.
Five miles northeast several houses
were wrecked, and at Waverly, twelve
miles away, much damage was done. o.
=. Chandler and son were in barn when
it was blown down, and they were pain
fully injured.
Three people We're killed at Hazel, and
the storm is said to have been very severe
reported.
STORM IN WISCONSIN.
DARLINGTON (Wis.), June 2.-One of
known in this section visited this city
this evening. The wind blew hurri-
cane, and rain fell in torrents. Hail
stones as large us hens eggs fell. Many
window-lights were broken, several out
houses blown down and incaleulable
damage done to crops.
IN IOWA.
KEoKUK iowa, June 2.-There was a
phenomenal storm here this evening.
The lightning struck the Holy Cross
Episcopal Church, cutting it in two.
1t also ruined the apparatus of the Keo-
kuk electric street railroad for some time,
causing much damage. One or two peo-
pie were slightly injured.
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Large Number of Immigrants.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The largest num-
Der of immigrants in port in one day
known here passed the barge Office to-
day. The total was $3.50.