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The herald., 1893-06-07
THIN RUSSIAN TREATY.
In Twenty Days 1t viii Be ths Law o
the Land.

AZ Wuhty OHIs AZ VIII do eh0 A4a& uA
the Land.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Russian
extradition treaty, which has been the
subject OF negotiation between the two
contracting parties more than six years,
which has been amended again and
again and which was threatened with
defeat in its final stages, has at last been
formally proclaimed and will henceforth
be the law OF the land until it is super
seded by another treaty. Ratifoations
were exchanged in st. Petersburg nearly
two months ago. but because it was
necessary to observe extraordinary pre-
cautions to secure the safe transmission
of the document to the United States,
the treaty was not received at the
etate department until q late day
last week. The treaty is in
the French language and it was neces-
sary to translate the document into Eng
lish and make very careful COMPARE
son between the translation and the
original. This work was completed
yesterday and today the president saw
it for the first time when Secretary
Gresham carried it TO the cabinet meet
ing. All that remained to be done was
an official proclamation and that was
done this afternoon.
The proclamation was dated yesterday
and simply recited the provisions of the
treaty, with the announcement that it
will go into effect 20 days from date,
that is to say June Oath.
Interest centers on the sections max
ing attempts upon the heads OF the gov
ernments, or accessoryehip to such at
tempts, extraditable. These sections in
the treaty, ss officially promulgated, are
precisely identical in language with the
sections published in the Washington
dispatches to the Associated Press April
22d last. 1t is asserted in official quart
ers in spite of all that has been said
about the treaty, that it ia similar in
scope to all extradition treaties nego-
tiated by the United States In recent
years, although in practice it may be
that the administration of the articles
will have different result, in view OF
the essential difference between the
judicial systems of the two countries,
which in this case are supposed to be
more than usually divergent.
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FORCED To ASSIGN.

The Grant Locomotive Works in the
Hands of an Assignee.
CHICAGO, June 6.-The Grant Loco
motive works made voluntary assign
ment today with assets of 81 ,l31 900 and
liabilities only $4,000. The cause of
embarrassment is the fact that the COM
pany invested all ite capital stock in its
plant. 1t has been working on large
order for locomotives and tied
mp, large amount of money
in them, as they cannot be realized upon
until delivered, and as the company has
been delayed by strike which has been
on the past three months, and owing
furthermore to the stringency in the
money market, the stockholders today
decided that all parties interested would
be better protected by putting the prop
erty of the company in the hands of an
assignee.
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sUEz CANAL DIRECTORS.
Ferdinand and Charles de Lesseps Re-
M to

Ferdinand and Charles de Lesseps Re-
elected to the b oard.
PARIS, June GA boisterous meeting
Of Suez camel shareholders was held to-
day. Darier, Peghoux, Wilson, Lamb,
Ferdinand and Charles de Lesseps. the
retiring directors, were rejected. No
effort was made to procure the removal
of Charles de Lesseps now under cent
ence to imprisonment for paying bribes
to public officials from the Panama
Canal company's treasury. M. Wadd-
ington, recently ambassaor to Great
Britain; Prince Arenberg, Chevalier
des Brieves and Verson Bey were elect
ed to fill the places of the directors
who reeignnd.
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BANK wREOKRRs INDICTED.
Ex-Governor Chase OF indiana In Ba,
CompMny.

Ex-Governcr Chase OF indiana In Bad
Company.
KoKoMo, Ind, June 6.-The grand
jury investigating the wrecked Paris
Dwiggins bank of Greentown, found in
dictments tonight against Ex-Governor
Ira j. Chase, john W. Paris, director,
and Lewis S. Welden, c&shier. The ex-
governor is charged with embezalement
and false pretense; Paris, with the same
thing in five courts; Walden, with re-
ceiving money knowing the bank was in
solvent, and false pretenass. Paris and
Walden will be arrested tonight. A
warrant has been issued for Chase who
is now lecturing in West Virginia,
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wealthy People Tired of "a Plain Name.

Residents of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, are
tired of that euphonious title and in
tend having the name changed. The
name is derived from the fact that Jere-
miah Dobbs, Swede, who was fisher
man and lived at Willow Point, near the
southern line of the village, added to his
meager income prior to and during the
revolution by ferrying occasional travel
ers across the Hudson.
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rHn ARKANSAS BANDITS.

They Made Good Their Escape with
$4,000 Booty.
RoGERs, Ark, June 6.-The bandits
who successfully robbed the Peoples
bank at Bentonville yesterday seemed to
have made good their escape with the
booty, amounting to about $4,000,
They also robbed store at Decatur and
had running fight with the sheriff's
posse. While at Decatur the leader was
recognized as one OF the notorious Starr
h~otharo
The herald., 1893-06-07
A Boston Capitalists In Hiding.

BosToN, June 6.--Hon. Moody Mer-
.rih, for many years prominent as law
yer, street railway president and legis-
lator, is mysteriously absent from the
city. 1t is stated his affairs are In bad
shape. Attachment suits aggregating
nearly 5000, 900 have been begun against
him.
Merrill's private secretary, John F.
Hooper, says there lie nothing mysteri-
GUS about his absence. Two weeks ago
he said he was going away as the result
OF a conference with his physician, and
intended to keep his destination a Sc.
cret. The secretary says Merrills
finances are all right.
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The whisky rrust Mortgsged.

ST.. LOUIS, June GA mortgage for
$4,000, ,00G was filed this afternoon in the
recorders office. IL is given by the Dis-
tilling aud Cattle Feeding company of
New York and Peoria, H., to the Cen
trail Trust company of New York city.
The company will issue 5000 bonds Of
$4,000 each at 6 per cent, payable semi
annually. The money is to be used in
the payment OF the Sebates authorized
by the company.
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PresidentiaI Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The president
made the following appointments to-
day:
Clinton G. Duncan, Georgia, Indian
inspector.
Henry O. Lott, Salt Lake City, men,
ber of the board of registration and elec-
tions in the territory of Utah, vice AL
win Saunders resigned.
Frank Flynt. Georgia, principal clerk
of surveys in the general land Office.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Runs on yvisconsin BANKS.

MAnrowoo, Wis, June 6.-The State
bank OF this city has failed. II had
capital OF $50, 900; surplus. $4,000. The
Manitowoc Savings bank is now expert
sncing slight run. Reports from Ra-
cine say run ia in progress on the
Manufacturers' National bank. At
Madison the run on the Fret National
has increased. Other banks are having
increased demands.
The herald., 1893-06-07
An Indiana Rank nuspands.

BEDFORD, Ind, June 6.--The COM
munity was startled this morning when
the Bedford bank failed to open ita
doors. President Winstsnley explained
that In consequence of recent heavy
Withdrawals Of deposits, the bank was
forced 10 suspend for few days. II is
one OF the oldest and most reliable banks
In the city.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Pork packers i'm Dlmcnltx.

WICHITA, Kan, June Gas result
of attachments sued out by ST. Louis
and Kansas City banks, the Francis
Whitaker & Sons Packing company was
placed in the hands of receiver late
this evening. No statement is
yet obtainable. The attachments
aggregate $l25,000. The plant
here is valued at 100000. The firm has
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Boston PnblIshers AssIgn.

BosToN, June 6.--Potter & Potter, pub
fishers of the New England Magazine,
the Yankee Blade, the Woman's Jour
nal and other periodicals, have made an
assignment. Liabilities, $4,000 to $780,
900. The firm may resume. The failure
ia due to losing business on the New
England Magazine,
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done little business for some time, on
account of the high prices OF hogs, and
the board OF trade was preparing TO sue
them for breach of contract In failing to
run the plant to its full capacity, the
contract still being in force. The land
waH donated them by the city.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Coma Into Linuidation.

New YoRK, June GA notice on the
door OF the deiunct Canal Street bank
this morning informed the clamoring
crowd OF depositors that the bank was
in the possession OF the superintendent
OF banks; that the bank had gone into
liquidation, and that the depositors
would be paid in full.
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Another Notable wado;n~

CHICAGO, June 6.-Mrs. Henry Field,
widow OF wealthy capitalist of thie
city, was quietly married at noon to
Thomas Neleon Psge, the well known
southern writer, at the residence of the
Hon. I. B. Bryan, at Elmhurst. Their
future residence will be Washington.
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want tha shnrman LAW Renenled.

ST. LOUIS, June GA circular to all
correspondents has been issued jointly
by all the state savings banks and trust
companies in this city urging immediate
action to secure the repeal of the Sher-
man silver law.
The herald., 1893-06-07
A Deluded Bear.

The story is told of bear that mis-
took the humming noise of the telegraph
wires on high poles as coming from u
nest of bees and clawed at the pole and
tore away the stones at its base in the
hope Of finding the much coveted honey
Boston Journal Of Commerce.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Inat.

Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time, lest
you become bald. Skookum root hair
grower stopa falling hair. Sold by drug
giHts.
The herald., 1893-06-07
A Bicvoie Record srokan.

DETROIT, Mich, June 6.-The worlds
25 mile record for bicycles was broken
here today by Fred G. Graves, a profess
sional wheelman. He made the run on
Belle Isle in l hour Is minutes s 2,5
eecouds.
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Fell Through a bridge.

ATHENS, Tex, June 6.-The local
southbound passenger train fell through
bridge near here tonight. No one was
killed, but number of persons were
badly woundsd
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Found,

At the drug store, valuable package,
worth it's weigh in gold. My hair has
stopped falling ana all dandrutf has dis
appeared since found skookum root hair
grower. Ask your druggust about it.
The herald., 1893-06-07
The Standard OIL atriLa-

WHTNG, Ind, June 6.-The railroad
engineers, fremen and switchmen work.
ing at the Standard Oil refinery, Joined
the strikers today. The leaders now
claim that 1000 men of different trades
are out.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Forrv Tariff Reducad,

SAN Francisco, June 6.--The South
ern Pacific railroad today placed in ef-
feet new freight tariff on ferries be-
tween this city and Oakland, reducing
the former schedule so to 75'per cent.
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The New Austrian Currency.

VIENNA, June 6.-The Austrian and
hungarian ministers OF finance have
decided upon January /, 1895, as the
date for the introduction of the new
currency.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Thurstou'a Credenttais,

WASHINGTON, June 6.--Mr. Thurston,
the newly appointed Hawaiian minister,
presented his credentials today at the
state department.
The herald., 1893-06-07
A MarhIa naalar FaiIa.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Samuel f.
Prince, owner of marble works here and
quarries in Rutland, VT, failed. His
liabilities are 100000; nominal assets,
$3.50. 900.
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Tha nnid Raanrxa.

WASHINGTON, June 8. - Today the
treasury department gained nearly ST.
600, 200 in gold off setting the amount
taken yesterday for shipment. This
makes the net treasury gold about $780,
GOO 500
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Dandrnn.

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance, is
cured by skookum root hair grower. All
druggists.
The herald., 1893-06-07
Death of Jpllpa nallxa.

CINCINNATI, o., June 6.-Julius Bake,
pioneer billiard table manufacturer, died
today, aged SO years. He was one OF the
founders of the Brunswick- Bake Collen-
der enna nanX
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we sell Ingram Wall Paper &c roll 2s7 8.
Spring treet.
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wall paper at Cost.

VIII FHpbr AI OUHbs
Closing out sale Eckstrom & trasburg, 307
and 800 South Mai N street.
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Visiting Cards Engraved
at Langstadter's, 214 West second. Tel. 762.
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For any special or complicated Dlemish OF
the face and form, write to MRS. NETTIE
HARRISON, 26 Geary street, San Francisco,
Gal. Superfuous hair permab emily removed.
The evening world., 1893-07-29
DEPEND on YouRsHLyEe.

There Is no occasion to be terrified at
the accounts Of the Increase of the
dreaded disease diphtheria in the city.
But there is every reason to be more
than usually watchful Of the sanitary
surroundings OF your dwellings and to
take especial care that your children are
not exposed to the risk Of contagion.
Look upon stale fruit and vegetables
as poison. BE careful that no bad spots
are allowed to lurk in your houses:
that no garbage accumulates anywhere:
that your cellars as well as your bed
rooms have plenty OF ventilation, Only
let a wholesome quality of food come
into your house, even II you have to
decrease the quantity. Make your chill
dre1 keep away from slimy pools. and
do not suffer them to play around ash
barrels or In lots where decaying vege-
table matter is found. BE watchful Of
sore throats and apply remedies
promptly.
Above all. remember that diphtheria
IL q disease the poison OF which needs
| to be stopped ms early in its progress
rs possible. and obtain capable advice
ds soon as It's approach Is suspected.
The Health Department is active and
| efficient. and In the cases OF persons
medical advice a notice sent to the
Health Department Of the existence OF
the disease will bring the prompt at
tendance Of n practitioner whose CO.
pacity and experience are assured.
The evening world., 1893-07-29

At a recent cooking-school lecture the
value Of expert skill was shown In the
simple matter OF whipping cream for
charlotte russo. Probably ninety-nine
housekeepers out OF q hundred will say
that this operation cannot possibly have
any new points, but 1t would be inter-
esting to find how many Of the 100 can
whip cream without spatterlng dish and
gown front, sleeves and table with the
rich liquid. 1t should not, by the way.
be too rich; Alderney or Jersey cream
must be diluted with milk to whip.
which Is another point made. for most
cooks think the richer the better for
this purpose. The whip churn. which
should have a perforated dasher, must
be tilted little against the curved bot
tom of the dish and the strokes should
be quick ones, light UP and firm down.
| In this way a substantial froth is quick
ly and tdily produced, could be done
| in the parlor indeed, 80 far as messihess
is concerned. Receive the froth in q
| pan set In another which contains Ice
water Cream should whip to three
times its measure. one pint producing
| three of whipped.
The evening world., 1893-07-29
Az OBJrCT LIE rsON.

The British House OF Commons yester-
day presented an object lesson calcu-
lated to impress upon the public mind
more forcibly than column upon column
Of newspaper articles the disgraceful
character OF the previous days ex-
hibition. A rack for papegs behind the
members benches was smashed and
wrecked: Mr., Chamberlain and half n
dozen others sat In their seats with
discolored eyes; swollen noses detracted
from the personal appearance Of a mum.
ber OF honorable gentlemen, while
patches OF court-plaster ornamented nu.
merous countenances. glance was
sufficient to show that the party which
has heretofore boasted OF being com.
posed Of the Gentlemen" of England
may hereafter be known as the party
Of British blackguards.
1t is little singular that the members
who were most conspicuous in the thor.
oughly disreputabie scene OF ruffianism
and violence last Thursday are the mer
who have made themselves the mos,
prominant and nffenxiva during the
The evening world., 1893-07-29
A SNAKE-LIKE ROBBER.
Moran Was Ora wing on His stoma mact
When Cohen Caught Him.

Thomas Moran, twenty years old, Of
Catharine and Madison streets. was
held in Yorkville Court to-day for trial
on the charge of attempting to rob the
tailor shop OF Nathan Cohen, 693 Eighth
avenue.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Cohen heard a noise in the front part
Of his store Looking over the counter
he saw Moran wriggllng along on his
stomach on the floor like a snake.
In his arms he had several rolls OF
cloth, with which he was working to-
wards the door. lie had entered the
store in the same manner, unobserved,
and pulled the cloth off n counter.
Cohen yelled and the human snake"
Jumped to his feet and started to run.
Cohen was too quick for him, however
and seized him by the collar.
The thief struck Cohen several blows
in the face, but he pluckily held on
until the arrival OF Policeman Fitzger-
aid Of the Forty seventh street station
who placed Moran under arrest after
a short struggle.
At the station house a list of twenty
one dry-goods dealers in the neighbor-
hood. with dates and figures opposite
the. names. was found in Morans
pocket. They were evidently places
which he intended to rob.
The evening world., 1893-07-29
ShaEespearian aIenu.

Having seen few days ago an in.
submit the following:
To thee and thy company bid Q
hearty welcome.-The Tempest.
MENU.
Oysters on the half shell.
Canst tell us how an oyster makes his
shell? No-nor neither.-King Lear.
Consomme.
II you do expect spoon-meat, bespeak
q long spoon.-Comedy Of Errors.
Chicken pates.
Celery. French peas.
A dish that do love to feed upon
Tanning Of the Shrew.
Salted Almonds.
The cover of the salt hides the salt,
and, therefore. 1t is more than salt
Two Gentlemen Of Verona.
Lobster salad.
We may pick a thousand salads ere
we light on such another.-Alls Wen
that Ends Well.
Iced Cabinet Pudding.
Good sooth, she Is the queen Of curds
and cream.-Winter's Tale.
Fancy cakes. Bon-bons.
AS at English feasts-so 1 regret the
dainties last to make the end mort
| sweet.-Richard III.
Fruit
The royal tree has left us royal fruit
| Richard III.
| Coffee
Now do we sit and chat, as well a
eat.-Taming Of the Shrew.
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1hriu Amon0 welsh Uo,nsn.

Mr.. ]. Garrett Horder writes from
Cardiff: you will perhaps be Interested
to know that Benefit and Superannua-
ton Society for Women has been estab-
llshed in Cardiff. Some Of your readers
will have heard OF the celebrated Stroud
Societies. which were founded by the
late Mr.. George Holloway. and which
have proved to be of such inestimable
service to the working classes in the
Stroud Valley. To those who are not
acquainted with the working Of these
societies I may say that they combine
sick Lenetits with provision for old age.
The great feature Of them is that all
the profits made are divided among
the members. after allowing 10 per cent.
for the management expenses. These
profits are placed to the credit OF the
members, and accumulate at compound
interest year by year until the members
reach the age OF sixty-five, when they
become entitled either to receive the
whole amount standing in their name
or have All annuity paid them during
| the rest Of their life"
The evening world., 1893-07-29
RoUul Economy.

The commendaule spirit Of economy as re-
CARDS pc. sonal expenditure which the King
and Queen OF Italy and other crowned heads
have dlsplayrd OF late years from high patri-
otic motives is Just now asserting itself in an
unexpected quarter. The spanish BoNrbons
have not invariably been distinguished for
self sacrifice, but It Is said that they have
all responded 10 the earnest appeal OF tine
Regent, Queen Christina, who desires to re-
lieve the finances q her country by efrecting
a reduction OF 500, 900 a year In the civil list
The pensions OF the retired Spanish royalties
amount to a very heavy charge and lhe Ex-
Queen Isabella, her consort, Don Francis OF
Assis, and the Intantas Dona Isabella and
Dona Paz, have consented TO submit to q
diminution OF their incomes proportionate
to the sum struck on the expenditure OF the
crown. Queen Isabella will lose over sl5 1000
year by this arrangement, no trlning mat
ter seeing that she has expensive tastes and
many dependants
The evening world., 1893-07-29

Home Rule debate In their denunciations
Of Irishmen as unft for self-government.
and who have predicted that Irish Par
linments would be only oficial Donny-
brook fairs. THE great McCloskey
night" was a quiet love-feast compared
with the rough-and- tumble bruising
match In the British House Of Commons.
Yet the scrimmage was only the cul-
mlnating point In the evidence furnished
by these English statesmen for the last
three months OF their unhtness to govern
either themselves or their country.
If Ir!shmen were not more worthy to
tc intrustcd with government than are
these same incorporate English Tories.
then Home Rule would indeed be a
failure.
The evening world., 1893-07-29
Cheap hat Charming.

Cheese cloth Is so cheap that It 4
looked upon as fit for the plebeian servic
Of busting. for the purely useful ONCE
Of the household and other simila
things, but in reality 1t makes as charm
Ing sash curtains or lunch curtains tina
are hung against the glass as any WON
ar need crave. Its soft texture insure
folds that are all the most exactin,
need ask, and the best Of lines. while tn
deep ivory tone makes a perfect back
ground for decorations.
Flowers Of any simple form are goo
as models. and any woman skilled eve
go slightly with the brush can make. cur
tains for her home that are not onl!
charming. but that have the advantag
OF ing unlike others which are offere'
for sale.
The nasturtium blossoms are admi
rable for any yellow room or for an.
room with which yellow harmonize
well, but ther, are hosts of other thing
that will give equally good results. VIII
roses are charming for a young girl
room. and are delightfully."- appropriate
as well,