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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-09

In the latter part Of Nay, during .
violent and protracted northeast storm,
the hermAphFodits big Fannie B., Of
Liverpool, was cast npop the BaFnegat
sands. not an eighth Of . mile from the
home Of the Kings. She, had aboard q
number Of passengers, several Of whom
were drowned, but among the saved
were two, q young mother and her child,
who were rescued BY Janet King, or, to
give her the name that properly was
hers, Mrs. Janet Rangely. The woman,
with her little daughter clasped in her
arms, essAyed to reach the shore on q
hatch, In company with couple Of sail
eFs who launched 1t after both the brig's
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-09

MEN really have more gumption than
We give them credit for, commented q
young woman the other day, with the
airof having mAdea remark; yesterday
afternoon . man I know asked ne to
stop with him at . horist's, and select an
orchid for . boutonnisrs to wear ct q
dance last evening. I did, and when
one was chosen I was surprised TO seo
him reject the paper which the florist
put over e, take oR his hat, and care
fully tuck The delicate blossom In the lin
ipg bard, J always carry my coat
flowers there be explained, and I
thought Il quite . clever device. San
Franeisco Argonaut.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-09

O. y. MeEwen takes pride in turning
out good work. This Is the reason his
harness, saddles, brides, &C., give such
asiisfaciion and outlast all others.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-09
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
OfGlal PaDGr Of Yakima County.
1ssURD EVERY THURSDAY.

400 PER ANNUM. IN ADVANCE.
Advertising Rates Upon Application.
EN-. REED. Editor and Business Manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
WIRE WAITS.

At Baltimore, Md, two unknown
colored men from Pomeroy, Pa, were
found asphyxiated by gas in the Eureka
hotel. .H
At Railway, N. j., G. E. Pratt, a Wall
street broker, shot and killed himself.
No reason is known why the deed was
committed.
Surrogate Ransom decided that the
marriage of Eva l.. Hamilton to Robert
Ray Hamilton was void, and that she is
still the wife of Mann.
James r. O'Neil, freight conductor
on the Chicago and Northwestern road
was shot and instantly killed at Long
Point, Ia, by tramp whom he at
tempted to put off the train.
The run on the South Omaha branch
Of the Nebraska savings bank was con-
tinued Thursday morning, and as the
depositors were paid in full, confidence
was restored and the run ceased.
Assistant Adjutant-Gen Corbin, of
General Miles's staff. has returned to
Chicago from Pine Ridge agency. He
was not expected until Monday, but
owing to the ill health of his wife he
hastened his return.
Business seems to have been practi-
cally suspended by the Chicago and Erie
road between Huntington, Indiana, and
Chicago. No train has arrived at or left
the latter place since Wednesday, and no
attempt has been made since Tuesday
night to move any freight.
One of the Sheppard boys, who es-
capped from the officers at Rogers, Ar
kansas, was found dead in the baggage
car when the train arrived there. He
was shot and killed while trying to es-
cape. Deputy Sheriff Wright, who was
shot by the outlaws, will die.
A review OF the troops in the field took
place Thursday morning about four miles
from Pine Ridge agency. 1t attracted
the attention of nearly all the friendly
and hostile Indians on the agency.
After the review there was display oi
the transportation department of the
army. There were three thousand men
il the review.
The run on, the Kansas City Deposit
and Savings bank ended Thursday even.
ing. Since Monday it paid out $50 900
and prepared to pay the full amount of
its deposits, 100000. The Central bank
of Kansas City has been absorbed by
the Merchants National bank, which
will pay all claims. The Central bank
went out of business because its profits
were too small to pay the adequate inter
est on the capital
urATu 4 uvvyIcAN p~.r.r.d p.,,. 4
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
THE CABLE ROAD.
Ex-President Holmes Says No Stoc
holder Need Lose q Dollar.

holder Need Lose q Dollar.
CHICAGO, Jan. %. &C. B. Holmes,
speaking of the story in morning
paper about alleged irregular practices
in connection with the building of the
Los Angeles cable railway system, and
the floating of its securities, said that
New York bond-dealers may have sent
an agent here to investigate the
affairs of the company, but that
there was any ground whatever
in the transactions for criminal
prosecution, is absolutely untrue.
The bonds were issued with the approval
of the stockholders, who also decided
that the road should be built by temper
ary loans, and when finished the bonds
should be divided among the stock
holders pro rata. The road was so
built, but in the meantime money be-
came scarce; the stockholders with a
few exceptions refused to take the bonds,
and notes were left in the banks. Efforts
to sell the bonds to outside parties were
unsuccessful because of the general
financial stringency. In regard
to the alleged Misrepresentation
Of the value of the Los Angeles road,
Holmes says the books were kept in Los
Angeles, and in one OF the reports sent
here there was an acci iental clerical
error in the ten-thousand dollar column,
that made q great difference in the
showing. It deceived him, as we'll as
the stockholders. During the first year
of the operation of the road, Los Angeles
was visited by disastrous floods, which
made the operation financially disas-
trous. Still, be says, the city is rapidly
growing, and the franchise rams fifty
years; with a little waiting thefe is no
reason why any stockholder should lose
a dollar.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
Used a Dull Knife.

SANTA Rosa, Cal, Jan. pa patient
named Sampson, in the county hospital
suffering from Bright's disease, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat late yesterday afternoon.
He was found in the wood house, several
hundred yards from the building, lying
unconscious in pool OF blood, with his
throat severed from ear to ear. He had
used dull knife. The wound presented
horrible appearance. County Physi-
clan Shearer has hopes of saving the
mans life.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
Field Trials.

BAKERsFIELD, CAL, Jan. 22.-Ladies'
day Of the field trials was very largely
the grounds. In the running off for the
all-ages stakes for the first prize, first
series, Black Joe III. was the winner. In
the second series Patti Croxteth won
the head and the first prize. Birds
were not very abundant. Tomorrow
the running off for second and third
prizes will take place.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
sroLss Lnrrsss.
A sleek Thsft WORKED y the ChasNgo


YostoUoe.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.--The facts have just
transpired in regard to the theft OF q
very valuable package Of letters belong
ing to the Northwestern national bank.
Yesterday morning the banks mespen-
ger called at the p6dtof1ice for the bank g
mail. He was given part Of it and told
to call for the remainder in fifteen
minutes. Just before the expira-
tion of that time a young man.. who
evidently overheard. the converse
tion with the messenger. called for the
remaining mail. 1t was given him with
out question and nothing more thought
of the matter till the arrival OF the reg
ular messenger. BY that time the thief
had escaped. It is supposed that the
stolen package consisted of about sixty
letters containing from 500, 900 to $780,
600, mostly in drafts, checks and other
non-negotiable papers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
Fired nv Tramns

BIGGs, CAL. Jan. pa large barn
containing eight fine horses, a com bined
harvester, wagons, hay and harness, be-
longing to E. d. Smith, burned last
night. Loss, $2S00; insured for $4,000.
1t is supposed that the fire was caused
by tramps.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
A Husbands s Mistake

Husbands too often permit wives, and parents
their childrdn, to suffer from headacpe dizzi-
ness, neuralgia, sleeplessness, fits, nervousness,
when by the use of DR.. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine such serious results could easily be pre-
vented Druggists everywhere say it gives uni
Woodworth g. Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind. Snow g.
Co., OF Syracuse, N. Y. y G. Wolf, Hillsdale,
Mich. and. hundreds OF others say ut is the
greatest seller they ever knew" It contains no
opiates Trial bottles and fine book on Nervous
Diseases free, at R. w. Ellis a Co.'s.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23
BLEW Out His Krains.

WINTERS, Cal, Jan. ga young
man, Louis Taylor, son of Col. G. l..
Taylor, of San Francisco, committed
suicide this morning at the Occidental
hotel, by blowing out his brains with a
pistol,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-23

HEATH & MILLIGAN Prepared Paint ut
SERVER d Quinn, 148 g. Main street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
CRIME

Al. HALL, the slayer Of 80 men was ar
rested ia Tennessee
WILLIAM EDWARDS, VINO robbed the
store of a st. Paul leweer OF a tray OF dla-
mond rings rs captured.
JouN MILLER, an insane man of Mont
Olive, H., killed his wife and then him
self Saturday.
Dick LuNpAY (colored) was shot to
death in Edgeield county, South Carolina,
by a mob for the murder OF James QUITS,
son Of the sheriff
FREDERICK A. HARTER, for many years
pa, ~ teller of the Detroit tMich.l Ma
{. ..al bank, is short $4,000 IN his ac-
counts.
The bomb thrower who attempted to
kill Russell Sage has been identi-
6ed as Henry L. Norcross, Boston note
broker.
THREE lads at LaHarpe, H., have been
arrested for robbing store and are now
in Jail They had been reading dime
novels,
lnE safe in the postolHce at Petersboro,
Pike county Ind, was blown open with
dynamite sunday morning, stamps, and
special request envelopes amounting to
nearly 81 900 were stolen. The burglars
escaped.
STRIKERS exploded dynamite bomb in
the Pratt mine near Brazil, Ind, Friday,
in order to force the new men TO quit
work. There is no probability that the
strike, which extends all over the Indiana
coal field viii be settled this winter.
ELEVEN prisoners confined in the
Galcsvile. H. Jail, broke out during
Wednesday night, by fling through the
bars of % window and escaped.
josiah HooBY and Thomas Whitehead,
two deputy United States marshals were
killed thursday near lAhlequah, 10y hamp-
ton, "a Cherokee boy whom the marshals
wore Attnmnting % NrresE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19

son Of Kentucky. Moses Of South Caro-
lima. Seerly Of Iowa, Pearson Of Ohio.
Quackenbush Of New York. Griswold of
Pennsylvania and Cutting of California.
On mileage 49, Castle OF Minnesota,
(chairman) Crawford Of North Carolina,
Kendall of Kentucky Caldwell Of OHIO,
and Flick Of iowa
SENATE Washington, Dec. IA. The
president sent in the entire list Of recess
appointments. which includes 81 post
masters and a large number of army and
navy appointments and promotions in the
revenue marine service. Mr. Hoar, re-
hnguisned bis place as chairman Of the
committee on privileges and elections TO
which Mr.. Teller succeeds.
The three vacancies In the membership
Of the judiciary committee. resulting in
the retirement of Messrs. Edmunds. In
gals, and Evarts, are fled BY assignments
Of Messrs Mitchell, Teller, and Platt.
The places vacated by Messrs Edmunds
and Eyarts on the foreign relations COM
mittee are assigned to Messrs. HIseock
and Davis
Mr. Quay succeeds Mr.. Evarts as chair.
man Of the library committee
Bills were also introduced 10y Mr. Dolph
TO aid various states and territories to re
claim arid lands within their bOundries.
BY Mr. PETER provididing for takeng a
special supplementary census Of the United
States for the purpose Of asking each per-
son, firm, association and corporation
questions relative to his property,
debt, ETC.; also providing for the issue bien-
nialy of q military register Of the United
States showing the names, address, num-
bef Of pension certificates, ETC., Of all sur
viYing persons who have been, are now, or
may hereafter be employed in the military
service Of the country; by Mr.. Gallinger
providing for the dismissal from the pub
lie service of all persons not citizens Of the
United States by nativity or by having full
ly completed naturalization by due pro-
cess Of law; by Mr.. Joyce providing for
the refundinR Of the debt of the Pacific
roads, and by NJ Wash0urn defining
FUTURES" sad option" and imposing
special taxes on dealers therein. The
articles included are wheat, corn, oats,
rye, barley, cotton and all other farm pro
duets; also pork, lard and all other hog
products
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.


THE John Dunlap silk mills Of Paterson,
n. j.. were destroyed by lire Tuesday,
Loss, 100000; partly insured.
By fire at Louisville twelve OF ntteeI
lives wsre lost and a financial loss d
$50, 1900 sustained
Two men were fatally burned by gas
explosion at Wilkesbarre, Pa, while max
ing tour Of inspection through a mine
THE 2.year.old son Of Mrs John Mics Of
Davenport, Iowa, was burned TO deatt
Friday, his clothes catching FIRE at an
open CRATE.
Henry FIrzsrHWoNs, aged 10, and his
brother, Michael aged "a, were asphy <
lated by gas in Chicago Sunday night.
AT Freeporf, H., Moses Farer was
caught by aelt while grinding feed with
a steam thr8sner and was so badly injured
as to cause his death
THE severest storm ever known in Den
yer ragged Sunday night. Wires OF all
kinds are down and traffic is suspended.
JoHN TGcHRICH, chief of the Sandusky
(Obio) fire department, was killed by fall
ing through the hatchway Of the propeller
r +. Schuck, while making an inspection
for fire.
II. r. JACOBS theater, in Cleveland,
o.. was completely destroyed by fire
Wednesday morning The loss is $40,
900; insurance $4,000
THE fire racker house of Maston &
Wells, on Sweet street, Boston, Mass, was
blown up Wednesday afternoon. One
man is reported killed and two injured.
The explosion was heard all over the city.
THE John Dunlap silk mills we're de-
stroyed by FIRE Friday morning at Patter-
son, n. Loss 100000; insurance
partial,
FIVE men we're blown to atoms and
several buildings wrecked by a dynamite
explosion in New York,
THE greater part of the business section
and about twenty-five dwellings have been
destroyed by fire at Ardmore, |. I. The
losses will aggregate Sl00, COO on which
there is an insurance of about $50, 600
PATRICK NORRIS was killed on the
stockyard tracks IN Chicago Tuesday morn
ing at Forty-ffth street and Center avenue,
by engine No. 80 of the Chicago, st.
Louis a. Kansas City railroad. The body
was taken to McInterney's morgue at
Forty-third street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

TUESDAY, DEC. S.
SENATE Immediately after the read
ing of the journal the oath ct offices was
administered 10 Mr. Jones OF Arkansas,
Mr.. Dubois of Idaho, and to Mr., Call Of
Florida
Housr The roll was called for the
election ot speaker, with the following
result. For Crisp, pos; for Reed, So for
Watson s Messrs. Baker, Glover, Davis.
Ullyorsou, kem Mckelghan, Ous and
SIMPSON, Mr. Crisp was duly elected
sneaker, amid applause. Messrs. Mills and
Reed escorted tine newly elected speaker to
tFachair The latter said: Gentleman
of the house of representatives: For the
rrelt honor YOU have conferred upon me
return heartfelt thanks. shall eudea-
vor 10 discharge the duties Of the office ot
speaker with courtesy, with hrmuess, ana
with absolute impartlality. Applause
I.tt usuuita IN the hope OF that our Ia
h1rs here may result i'm the Advancement
If the prosperity, the honor, aut tue glory
ct our beloved country lAppinseJ |
am now ready 20 take the o4th OF othte.
The otth Of office having been admins
tered by Mr. Holman of Indiana, Rev Dr.
Miiburn. tine blind chaplain of the proceed
ins house, upon request of Speaker crisp
Offered PRAYER The house after tae draw
ing of seats adjourned
IuuRspAy, Ne. 10
SENATE. Mr. Mar derson introduced q
blll 90 establish postal savings banks and
encourage smlU savings. he also rem
troducad bsi approprlatlng $4,000 to
establish branch mint at umo'
ba also a bill increasing
from $4,000 to S2,00o0o0 the ap.
preparation tor the erection OF pubic
hai0dtng at Omah1; also bill 8pproprtat-
ing 100000 tor the erection of pubic
building at Norfolk Neb. another appro-
prlatlug 800 600 for the construction ct a
military st1reaousa and office quarters at
Che military department., one also intro
dueej by hlm last season increasing the
efficiency of the army Mr.. Plumb intro
dusad bin To provide for the retirement
|of national bank notes and the tree
coinage III silver Mr. Stewart introduced
b,l supplemental To the Chinese eNe.a
sion act It a8kgs IL uulaWtu. after tax
massage of the agt Of any Chinese laooEel
+ ta cutter or remain in the Lifted state
i for any purpose Whatever
SArURpAy, Dee II.
Housr Toe house met At moor and at
ter PRAYER by the thaplaint Spe1Ner 1rasl
announced the committees on accounts an'
an mileage a. follows Rusa Of Mary a2d
.euairmanl Cooper u Indiana nleAer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL NOTES.

The Fort Worth Texas Iron Work.
failed tuesday for 10000
La GRIPPE is raging in nearly every
northern city from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific.
On Sunday, Prof George C. Smith, for
twenty Eve years president Of the Drew
seminary died 1T Carmel, N. I.
d. G.. NEWELL & Sons, dealers in ium-
berat New York. assigned Wednesday 10
Valentine Marsh without preferences.
CHARLES q. EvARrs. son Of ex-senator
Evau-, was found dead IN bed at Wind
sor, W.. Thursday morning.
THERE Is said to 1e less than "a weeks
supplyin the hands Of coal dealers 10 Min
nesota, the Dako,as, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas
and Nebraska.
Gov. MERRIAM has issued a circular
asking the people OF Minnesota for dJna-
tions Of breadstuifs for the starving peas
autry Of Russia
President HARRISON has offered Sem
ator Squire, OF Washington state toe post
Of minister to China, and the Chinese
want him to accept,
JouN A LOGAN, JR. son Of our late
general, is M Youngstown, Ohio, critical
" III with m abscess at the base OF the
brain.
TnE search for the missing Mexican
vessel Pahaiu has been abandoned. She
had Jn board a crew OF sixteen men and
go lahorers.
A TELEGRAM announces he death, at
Tanleuuah. Ind Ter Of Chief Mayors, Of
the Cherokee nation Monday morning.
The assistant chief Is said 10 be danger
ously ill.
MISS JULIA A. AMEs, editor Of The
Union Signal of Chicago. official organ of
the W0mans Christian Union died Sat
urday morning at Boston, after a short
illness.
TuE CHILEAN minister had an audience
with Secretary Blaine Wednesday, 40
which the matter of indemnity for the
killing Of the BaltimOre's sailors was
furthe' discussed.
SECRETARY PROcTER attended the meet
ing of the cabinet Friday for the last time
and took official leave of his associates. He
severed his connection with the war de-
uartment Saturday afternoon.
AN attachment for $4,000 has been is
HhtN hNhlN0l llIH bN"ilNl W go NtAN N"''Nf''A'Ns
and United States Mortgage company of
Great Britain, in favor of Bird 5. Color,
Of New York on an assigned claim.
Tue New York bank statement for the
past week shows au increase in the re-
serve Of 81 ,475, S75, an increase in deposits
Of 52,G98 500 and decrease in cir
culalion Of 53 500 The banks hold
SIS ,342, 800 in excess of the % per cent
rule.
TuE new cruiser New York was sue,
cessfujly auachsl at Cramps shipyard In
Philadelphia Wednesday, in the presence
IF Secretary Tracy aud otherdbtmgul'hsj
persons, together with a crowd Of over
1900 people.
SECRETARY louN Il. Dickinson, of the
national worlds fair commission, says
that the report that he had resigned that
position 10 accept the general managership
Of railroad in Texas and Arkansas Is
wholly without foundation in fact.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19
- YnIne III 40 peonle

Reaches us-or should DO so-througA the ballot.
box This ia the medium through which it ought
10 speak in clarion tones But theirs are other
means BY which the people voice their senu-
ments irrespective Of politics, concerning mat
ters OF vltal importance, Successful or unsuc-
cesstul are thoss popular admouiaons as theT sre
heard distinctly on family Bat health, the grand
sesideratum, appeals g ~ sIl Tae svlnus Is
only cleared when the ussssc}ss vaich bar It's
complete recovery are swept aside Hostetters
stomach Btfters has f1r ueArgy third of cen
fury occupied the d.st rank smonv proprietary
remedies for debility, 8vspepsis. constipation,
disorder 81 The liver and Kidneys, ana 50 ae r.
fpcfazl means c< ccngHsriHE aud prsNeatlH Z
rxtstiAi complaints Stree The advent Of $
grippe /, has also siguaIIIked Jset 81 cure q
he complaint
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19

u am sui Of tie 0NInl0n- ADDS tHe
president, THAT tile free Coina-eo Of silver
under existing conditions, would dlsl--
trouslv affect our business interests at
home and abroad. We would not hope
10 maintain an equality in the purchss.
ing power Of the gold and silver dollar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-12-19

should be disappointed or further need
less lelay intervene, viii. by special
message, bring this matter again to the
attention of congress for such action as
NAV be necessary. The entire cores
pondence with the government of Chill
viii, at an early day, be submitted to
congress"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The Democrats carried Boston for mayor
their candidate, Matthews, getting 15,0Se
plurality.
Cyrus w. Field is improving rapidly. A
marked change for the better has been ex-
perienced.
The western waterways convention is in
session at Kansas City, with 40 delegates
in attendance.
Edward NJ Field was indicted by the
New York grand jury on the charge Of
grand larceny.
The villages adjacent to Colima, Mex,
are threatened with destruction by vol
canic discharges.
From present indications Governor st.
John will again be the Prohibition candf
date for president.
William f. Gennings, one Of the most
prominent Republicans in Virginia, died
at Richmond of heart disease
Freda. the wife of Max Black, of New
York, and her 4-year-old boy were muir
dered in their home by robber.
Governor-eiect Mckinley is confined to
his bed with Ia grippe and complications.
He is not allowed to see any one.
The parents of Henry L. Norcross have
positively identified the head ofthe bomb
thrower, in the New York morgue, as their
son.
Alfred Downs, colored is to be hanged at
Charlotte y G., on Friday, for burglary.
He broke into residence and stole a syr-
inge.
All the dispatchers and operators on the
Atlantic and Pacific road from Albu-
querque, y. NJ, to Mojave, Cal, have quit
work.
Hadfield & Co., of Waukesha, Wis,
have assigned. The assets are Ss00, 900, and
it is expected that creditors will not lose
anything.
Senator Hawley's wife is dangerously i'll
at Washington. \ surgical operation on
an ahscess was performed recently and the
issue is awaited with great anxiety.
The eompositors on The Times, Record,
Inquirer and North American, Philadel
phia, struck for As cents per 1000. All ex-
cept The Record conceded the demand.
The Record is working with non-union
men.
The grip is playing havoc all over the
country. North of the Ohio river, in nearly
all the great cities. the cases are numbered
by thousands, and smaller places are not
neglected. There is also much pneumonia
and typhoid. with the diphtheria doing
deadly work in localities here and there.