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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-06

The Worlds Fair edition OF the
San Francisco Chronicle is q wonder
in the way of newspaper work. 1t
is carefully edited, the news de-
psrtments choice, the illustrations
first class and the paper contains
sixty -four pages. The Chronicle is
a credit to the Golden Gate.
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THE worst advertisement Colorado

THE worst advertisement Colorado
receives in the East is the periodical
Indian war fakes. 1t is noticeable
that capital, enterprise and i'm
migration keep out of a region
represented to be infested by OF
threatened by scalp-taking redskins.
Let's have no more Of this class of
advertisement. 1t induces no i'm
migration.-Rockey Mountain News
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Postponed.

The excursion of the typographical
union which was to have been tomorrow
has bsen postponed to the 2S inst. The
present low rates on all the railroads
renders it impracticable OF have the
excursion at tnls time, hence the date
has been changed to the %.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-06

LOOK over the list of names pub
lished in this issue If you neglect
ed to vote at the last city election
your name will appear in the list and
will be strlken from the registry list
unless you. show cause why it should
not be.
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School Election.

There were l11s votes cast at the
election for school director last
Monday. W. L. Graham was elected
by majority Of 8AS, he receiving
$50 and J. H. Murphy 235 vetss. The
women took advantage Of their
elective privileges snd were at the
polls n fsros.
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Died,

Mrs. Thomas Cook living on Spruce
street died of pneumonia Friday morn
ing. She had beon sick only few days
and was seemingly improving when n
sudden change came for the worse.
Mr.. Cook has the sympathy of many
friends in his deep ailiiction.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-06

THE "cruel war" with the Nav
ajocs In the southwestern portion of
the statc aud northern New Mexico
is over. There has been an i'm
mense quantity of printers ink de-
voted to the killing of one white
man and the Imprisonment of an
Indian.
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said court determine whether the said
tract and parcel OF land should be dis
connected from such city or town and
enter the said order or decree accord
ingly.
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Cards for Sale.

"Furnished rooms for rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent" "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarders
wanted" "dressmaking," etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
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AT THE GRAND.
pRIMRosE & WEST.

Every season they havo something
new to offer their patrons, until it
would seem that novelty itself was ex-
hausted; but they have apparently dis
covered bottomless sea OF minstrelsy
delights, from which they continue to
draw forth new wonders for their
patrons delectations. They have called
beautiful scenic effects 10 the aid OF
wit and music, and one OF the most
striking features of their performance
is the charming picture disclosed at the
beginning, when the curtain goes up on
Il perfect bower of beauty, showing the
company in Japanese Earden-scene,
wreathed with lovely flowers, while in
background luxuriant foliage, forming
as bright picture of natural beauty
as one rarely has the fortune to see on
the stage. So varied is the entertain
mont and go good each variety that it
would be hard to find in civilized COM
munity taste that the minstrels have
not something to please, while the
majority welcomes everything that
comes along. The specialties of Morris
Cropin, Musical Dale, Billy Van, John
ston Riano and Bentley, and the
European novelty, Abachi and Musaud
will form the strongest minstrel organ
ization in the existence of Primrose &
West. At the Grand opera house Fri
day night, May 18th.
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II yeu want your clothes cleaned
and repaired, send postal to 1926
Evans Ave-, and will call for them.
T. II, ICCuRDY,
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SILVER is still the political issue
with the people Of the west.

THE railroad rates remain un-
changed, the rates being $50 round
trip to Chicago, s22 to Missouri
river points and 81. Colorado points.
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GOVERNOR Waite vetoed the bill
appropriating 100000 for establish
ing college at Alamosa, and now
the Indcpendent-Journal of that
place calls HIM a nonentity. The
governor made Il bad break and has
killed himself politically In the San
Louis valley.
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MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB.

Mrs. General Tom Thumb and her
company of Liliputians will give two
performances at the Grand. Matinee
to-day. The entertainment is un-
like anything ever seen here before.
Tho charming Liliputian queen will
appear in the new musical comedy
e1travaganza entitled 1.-The Coun-
tess" 1t was written especially for
the comoany, and is interesting and
novel all the way through. Mrs.
Tom Thumb appears as Count Rose
bud the fortunate lover, Baron Lit
tlefingsr as the disappointed lover,
and Miss Georgia Mozart as Nancy,
the maid. There are some charm
ing specialties and an artistic
sword contest In the piece. The
count and the baron handle ths
swords and dodge around the stage
like small tops on china plate.
Few actors amuse the public more
than Mrs. Tom Thumb and her
retinue Of toy-like people. 1t is a
fairy land over again. Souvenir
matinee will be given at 2 p. m
Prices for evening %, so, 75 cents
and 81. Matinee so cents, children
under IL years of age, 25 cents at
the evening performances.
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CoLUMBINE AND sHoGo.

There Is no use of you paying Fancy
Price for your Teas. We can sell you ms
Fancy Teas as Money Will buy at the fol
lowin1 prices from Is to 65c per pound.
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McMahon & Collier, undertalsers,
perpetrated ghastly joke by burying
five corpses in one day recently while
the subscription list was being passed
around for funds to advertise Pueblo
as n health resort
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HE GOT THE DOG.
FRED n. kidder Imports Canine Th
Proves a High Roller.

FRED n. kidder Imports Canine That
Proves a High Roller.
Unusual activity was observed in the
western half of the city yesterday after
noon, and various rumors were afioat as
to whether fire was in progress or some
serious disaster impending.
1t proved, however, to be only Fred n.
hldder in queet of a valuable dog, to-
gether with force of boys and a couple
of tramps whom he had enlisted in the
chase.
1t seems that Mr.. Kidder had imported
a pug dog of distinguished pedigree from
carson City. He met the dog at the train
ana alter putting collar on The quadru-
PED started homeward. For some reason
not explained the animal SHE'D, slipped
MS collar at Third and | streets and
set out for elsewhere with wonderful
alacrity.
Mr.. Kidder called upon some bows.
others volunteered, and the force. about
four blocks behind the dog, gave chase
and made things lively.
Inc dog ran up j street. doubled back
on n, clrcled two or three blocks and
nnally boarded aSteamboat at Front and
IL. The pursuers also boarded the boat
put the speedy dog jumped ashore and
started for Oak Park.
ms owner and the boys followed as far
as the Capitol, and becoming exhausted
gave up the race. Mr.. Kidder then Of
Tered reward and abandoned active mr.
suit. Late last night he was rejoicing.
however, as the canine had been restored
TO nm by tramp. Total expense. 81 rs.
besides lost time and a large amount Of
energy.
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BRIEF NOTES

Remember that city taxes will be de-
hnquent on Monday next.
Judge johnson has granted Eveline
Monroe divorce from Daniel Monroe.
on the ground of desertion.
Yesterday Bell Il Co. sold the south
fifty feet of lot i'll the block l. and NJ.
Third and Fourth streets, to Miss Helen
Bowden for $500.
Grove l.. johnson will assist L. t, Hat
field in the conduct of the case of III. p.
Livermore against Secretary of State
Waite i'll reference to promulgating the
Capital removal resolution OF the last
Legislature.
q. NJ. Osgoodoy, who cut wide swarth
mere during the last session of the Legis-
lature as the intending publisher Of a
great magazine, is now wanted at An
burn, where several citizens would like
to interview him.
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THE RELAY RACE.
1t VIII Begin Tomorrow at Ten
O'Clock IN the Morning.

1t VIII Begin Tomorrow at Ten
O'Clock IN the Morning.
At 10 o'clock tomorrow the relav
bicycle race from Sacramento and
Stockton and return between teams OF
the Capital City and Oak Leaf Wheelmen
will be inaugurated. There will be six
relay stations, and the round trip will be
104 miles.
The Capital City Clubs start will be
from the Capital Hotel, at Seventh and
K streets, and that of the Stockton team
from the Yosemite Hotel in that city.
The start will be by telegraph, and the
Sacramento men will ride in the follow
ing order:
w. Hubert will be the starter. He will
ride nine and half miles and deliver mis-
message to w. Elliott, who will 90
eight and a half miles and deliver it to
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Married" continues "In the Footprints
of st. Paul" "The Wisdom of Alice"
by the author of son Stronger Wings"
is the new serial. 4 larger amount of
fiction than usual is in the number. Cas-
sell Publishing Company, New York and
London.
The May number of "Jenness-AIiller
Illustrated Monthly" New York; de-
votes considerable space to short stories.
Countess Annie de Montagu has an elab-
crate article on 'The Rose Gardens of the
World" Happiness in Childhood" :"
under Our Evening Lamp" --latest
Fashions "Woman's Future" (by Lady
Florence Dixie, "Jenny Lind's First
Music Lessor" How Women May be
Wanted" and stGirls Of Yesterday and
To-day" are some OF the other attractive
features. 1t may be said that the maga-
zine is quite up to its usual standard of
excellence.
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sannal eakisea aans,ner.

George Readman. The latter will have a
rough piece of road, and will cover but
slX and a half miles, where L. S. Upson
w VIII taken up the run and go ten miles.
L ne last ten-inile run into Stockton will
be made by George Hamlin.
On the return Fl. Crocker will take
Hamiin's place, and the rest of the run
VIII pe made by the others already named.
1t is expected that the finish will be
made in from five and one-haIf to six
hours.
Great interest is being taken in the race
III wheeimen's circles in both cities, and
each club is confident of winning.
Last year the Sacramento men won the
race, which was run only one way, and
the stockton men complained that the
VINO was III the formers favor and
against themselves. No such ADVANTAGE
can be had, however, in "a round-trip
contest.
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\ self-Propellinr vessel.

A New York genius has invented ma
chine for the self-propulsion of ships. 1t
consists of strong platforms, rugged out
on either side of vessel, that rise and
fall with the roll of the waves and operate
a propeller. The motion of these plat
forms in a strong sea would be similar to
that of the pump handles OF the old-fash-
ioned rire-engines when the boys were
shaking her up lively" The inventor
thinks that the tendency of these out
riggers would to steady the vessel as well
as TO force it forward. They would ope-
rate in dead" calm nearly as well as in
a storm, for the ocean is never at rest.
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sacramento's Bright Epoch.

Some Of the newspapers are already
hurrahing for Sacramento. Read what
the Alameda EnctRot says:
''Hurrah for old Sacramento She has
indeed, awakened from her lethargy OF
many years standing. She has resolved
to bitumenize X street-not by piece
meal, but the entire length of that thor
oughtare. J street will next fall into
line. The contributions toward the fund
for the encouragement of the factory in
dustry is daily increasing, and every in
dication points toward new and bright
epoch for the Capital City.U
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BICYCLE eASTRAY.
a Valuable Wheel Found at Third and
| Streets YeSterfav

A bicycle, supposed to have been stolen
from Stockton, was found yesterday
evening standing against building in
course OF construction at Third and |
streets, by George McManus.
1t was covered with mud and the seat
was broken, rendering it unfit for use
until repaired. McManus took the wheel
to the police station, where it awaits a
claimant.
a message from Stockton says a bicycle
was stolen from there which was believed
to have come to this city, but the number
given by the owner OF the Stockton wheel
could not be found on The one here.
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Mrs. Logan's "Rome Magazine" and
the weekly Union.m

Both only 81 70 per year. The Home
Mdgazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John \. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
zeal ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maga-
zine to its subscribers for mere nomi-
nal sum above the price of subscription
70 the weakly.
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Turner's NAV Festival.

The thirty-ninth annual May festival
OF the Sacramento Turn-Verein will be
held at Richmond Grove tomorrow.
There will be variety of amusements
and the best of music.
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WALL STREET EXCITED.
Furry Among Brokers at the New
York Stock Exchange.
HEAVY BEAR IN VALUES IN
MANY SECURITIES.

Several Firms, Unable to Stand the
Decline, succumb to the Inevitable
and Close Up Shop-Eforts to Stop
the Downward Pressure Only Mo-
mentarily Successful-The Present
Slump Due to the General Contrac-
tion In Trade.
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Died in san hose.

Mrs. c. NJ. Coglan of this city has re-
ceived the sad news of the death of her
sister, Mrs. C. c. White. at San Jose
Deceased was a resident of MarvsvilIe
and was visiting friends in San Jose
when taken i'll,
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MOST PERFECT MADE.

Dainty food and cakes of every kind from the informal
Gridde Cakes to the stately Bride Cake can be made
mmeasuraby superior and quicker with Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder than with any other eavenng agent known
Its spoess purity majestic strength and matchess excellence make
unique in the culinary art.
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NOR SALE-FINE VOGEE & HUGHES
l. organ. Apply 1913 Third street. my5-6t'
EOR SALE "A 4-YEAR-OLD HORSE;
l. kind and gentle for buggy or phaeton. Ap-
ply al 2U14 Is street. luy2-2wT
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NOR RENT-A NEWLY BUILT, MODERN
L finish upper fiat, 514 Tenth street; rent,
with water, S2S 80. Apply at sos Tenth
street or 1927 II street. my4-Ot*
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TlO LET -. 92O NJ STREET - LODGING
house containing seventeen rooms, all re-
gently decorated, on good terms to the right
party. Apply to SILLER BROS, 1614 Thir-
teenth street.
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TI1O RENT THREE OR FOUR NICE,
pleasant rooms furnished for housekeep-
ing: no children. 152S, corner Second and
streets. my4-3t*
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ncOO-FoR SALE, LODGING HOUSE OF
ODUU twelve large elegantly-h rooms,
in good location. w. DOAN, 1907 Fourth
street. ap2s-tf
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A LFALFA PASTURAGE FOR STOCK.
n Inquire of a. n. HENLEY, Washington,
NOlo County. Iny4-3t+
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JIcR SALE-2319 y STREET - n SIX
{ room cottage with all the latest convent
euces; plate-glass fIont window; lot back 10
alley. This beautiful residence can be had
cheap on easy installments BY paying sevef.d
hundred dollars down aud the balance the
same as paying rent. such opportunities
seldom occur. Apply at SILLEK BROS,
contractors and builders. Once and mill,
1914 Thirteenth street.
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TyO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE
| or en- suite Apply at GOLDEN STATE
HOTEL 91S X street.
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Inat--Gnl1nn.

T OST-TWO HORSES; ONE GRAY, THE
IL other bay; weight, about 400 pounds
each; the gray had halter on. Finder return
to BUFFALO BREWERY and receive re-
ward. my5-3t*
GTRAYED-FROM LEPETTIT'S RANCH.
- 12 miles from Sacramento, two roam
mares, one branded I'D" on left hip and the
other "R" on nigh side of neck; were seen
coming toward town Wednesday, two miles
beyond Oak Park. Leave Information at Oak
Park Saloon for WILLIAM ROOT. it,
u of no value 10 anyone except owner.
Finder will please leave at 5O2 J street and
receive reward. ny4-3ts
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mo RENT-AT 2OO2 1 STREET, HOUSE
OF six rooms and closets; also bath, sum-
ner kitchen and storehouse; all newly
papered and painted; price, S22 per month.
Apply at Curtis " Bowley's Office, Fourth
street, between and X. my4-lw*
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FIOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
l. grocery ana feed store. stock all fresh
Win be sold ut invoice rates. W. DOAN,
1907 FoUrtn street
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NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS ROAD
Il house saloon. For particulars Inquire at
72o X street.
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment, Gun be satisfied
Dy calling or addressing The intelligence"
1U1 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
X. MILLER, Proprietor.
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WTE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, a chance TO deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and permanent business. Address CON-
SOL1DATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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ynr 5nIr.

TOR SALE-A FRESH MICH JERSEY
i COW; price, 525. Inquire 1927 z st. ln5-2t*
NORSALECHEAP-A GOOD POOL TABLE
L and fixtures. inquire ut LOG X st. myl-6ts
TI1HIREE PURE LANGSHAN bOOSrEkS
1 Tor sale. Apply 17l5 NJ street. my4-3tf
EOR SALE-Sl, 500; LOT ON SOUTH
II side of l., between Inird and Fourth;
brick building and dwelling on alley. This
property is always rented and pays per cent.
on the in Dvestmeut. CHARLES T.. WRIGHT.
1908 Fourth street.
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NTE WANT Al ONCE RELIABLE MEN
w everywhere local or travelling to adyer-
Use and keep our show cards tackled up in
towns on trees and fences along public reads;
steady work in your own county; $40 a
month salary and S3 Il day expenses deposited
IN your bank when started. t'RANCO-GER-
MAN ELECTRO CO., box SCI, Cincinnati, ..
Inyi-TTS2W
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EHOR SALE CHEAP-POSITIVELY THE
l. best saloon il sacramento. Inquire at
1O17 Second street.
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DO Get or 52rnt.

ITO LET-A NICE FLAT OF SIX ROOMS
at 1O16 Fourteenth street. lny5-2te
ITO LET-COTTAGE NEAR P STREET
| car line. Apply 1921 p street. my5-3tt
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ITO LET-415 X STREET-A FINE, LARGE
store; the front Will be changed TO suit
any business it may be needed for. Inquire
OF Il. X ALSIP Il co, Fourth street, or Z. ).
LAWSON on premises, 40 X street.
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UNO LET-FU FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE
! for housekeeping. Apply 2I2O II sLreet.
The record-union., 1893-05-06

M WANIED AN INTELLIGENT MAN
w who can explain d plain business propo-
Sitlon; none other need apply. IMPERIAL
WATCH COMPANY Postoffice Bulldinp
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
Nl kinds Apply at EMPLOYMENT OF
ice, 52I X street.
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VNO LET, UNFURNISHED-A PARLOR
l suite and Kitchen. Inquire at 9161a Sew
enth street, between ana j.
ITO RENT-ONE LARGE, FURNISHED
room at 32S Tenth street.
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EoR SALE-DOMEsTIC, NEW HOME.
l. White, Standard, Singer, Wheeler a VII
son sewing machines, new and secondhand.
Ninth and streets.
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nor SALE-THOEOUGHBR wYAN-
j. dottc chicken eggs; best in this market.
price, 81 90 per setting. Mrs. j. p CALI.E,N,
DINE, 21OO II street.
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M NANTED-LADIES TO NAIL AND AID
w dress envelopes, obtain names, etc, for
US at hoIuc. For terms send addressed
stamped envelope, E. L. SMYTHE TOILET
70. llNC.l, South Bend. Ind. np24-1St
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molttpn.

WANTED Two COMPETENT LADY
W cooks for country. For particulars IN
qulre at 1116 Sixteenth ST., bet K anu L. 4 3ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
PROTESTING AGAINST TIE GEARy LAW.

Boston. May 15.-At the annual meeting Of the
General Association Of the Congregational Churches
of Massachusetts to-day IA" following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas, The supreme Court Of the United Stat">
has pronounced the Gcary Chinese Exclusion act con
stitutional; and
Whereas. The enforcement OF the said act Is hl."l,
10 bring dcplonblc evils both upon the Chinese here
and upon missionaries and other Americans In
China
Resolved, That tire Association expresses IT. pro
found regret that the nation Is thu, violating the
spirit Of free Institutions and also expresses its
nope that Congress at It's first opportunity
peal essentially modify the act.
Resolved. That. pending some happy solution 81
these difficulties, express 10 the chinese here our
earnest sympathy. and beg them 10 suspend judg
mcnt upon Christian ethics until the Christian peo
pie Of the land have u serted themselves.
Resolved. That We offer 10 Christian mission
aries IN China in these trying days our heartfelt
sympathy.
Dayton. Ohio. May 1s-Thc United Brethren Con
ference held lis sixth session here yesterday The
Conference adopted resolution ojccting To the Gears
anChincse law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
COXT OE 1 ULSPETED ELEiTLON.

Hartford Conn. May iS.-Thc ionsc today rejected
the majority report paging the LAWYER In the quo
warranto 30 per cent Of their bills 1nd passed
the minority report which makes "A deduction OF 40
per cent Of the face OF thu bills Under the biii -,
passed The sum Of Sli.75O will te distributed In
amounts varying from $3.50 TO $1,000 among seven
lawyers. The cO,lr, and witness fces-Repnblican.
~ .1G0. Democratic ~ 800 ordered paid IN full
Payments voted Ia defeated candidates during
the hodovcr period as follows: ;. u. Merwin Re-
publican candidate for Governor I'll 600 for heirs OF
J. W. AlsOp, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, ~ 900 J. j. Ihelnn Democratic candidate
for Secretary Of state. $4,000: X. Jay Walsh. hold
over Republican Secretary OF state. $4,000 Marvin
H. Sanger. Democratic candidate for Treasurer 5000.
The Senate to-day passed the act providing FOR
police mairons In cities OF 10000 inhabitants. aud
b requiring the study Of physiology ana hygiene In
The public schools. The e, stamford Was authorized
10 Issue 100000 b"nfs The Judiciary C"mmitt"'
reported ill creating the ofce Of Attorney ,'ncr'I
ut salary OF 5000 per year. II 0oO more than The
Governor receives Ills appointment Is to bc sub
ject TO confirmation 10y the Senate he may mp
point q clerk or assistant at o salary Of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-19
c.pr,rys AND OWNERS ALLEGE ExToRTIoS.

Mays Landing y. j.. May Is (sp'cial)-so"th Jersey
sea ca ptalns and vesselowners are n'""."s ., 80
protest against the Unfair treatment ""' "''
, IT,, con, nlaInts concern one Of the principal
n"r,s Of Texas. where the captains and owners
..s, tho, IN every trip they are robbed OF $so to
80 T., "a. following way: A vessel delivers It's
of GOA, at the dock whence 1t Is cartsd to the
rd and there weighed; the vessel sets pay for only
whot the yard merchant says he has received Every
v.s,c, runs short twenty to thirty tons. ana the cap
tain Is compelled to pay ior 'he ooai ana "'e .,'e
-, ., n also This system OF extortion the
.,n,,,ns ,,crc has been In operation for "A long
,,me and they are dete. mined to break Il up. II
no.sibe Thty now demand bills OF ladlng for their
and compel the merchants to pay for tie full amount