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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-14
The Accident to the blake,

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The officials of
M5trfgaf stu5sGRS Eag rdeurssto m 4astaehg
to the steamer Blake, which occurred
in the st. Lawrence river Thursday
last. The reports are discounted
'at the survey Office for the reason that
it is said the steamer has not yet
reached Montreal, although the press
reports state she left that port. The
steamer had orders to report when
reaching Montreal, which port is her
mailing station. Not having heard IRON
her. the officials do not think ehe
could have arrived in Montreal. Mel
Their do they believe her injuries are al
serious as made out, for the reason tina
day or more has elapsed since the &C
cident and no word has been received
although the scene of the accident made
out from the dispatches is within cas-.
distance Of telegraph station.
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WASHINGTON, May 10. - Secretary
Gresham said this morning he had not
received any information from Nicara-
qua today. 1t is believed at the state
department that the word from San
Juan del Sur by Consul Newsll, telling
of the practical overthrow of the Mica
ragua government is correct, notwith-
etanding the information which DR..
Guzman, minister from Nicaragua, re-
ceived to the effect that there has been
no fighting and that the government
troopE are well equipped and in large
number,
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=. N. Q. a. CONVENTION.
Ex-Preeident Harrison and John War
amaker Address the Delesates.

Ex-Pretident Harrison and John Wan
amAker Address the Delegates.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 13 The interna-
tional convention of the Y. NJ. @. A.
met in final session today. Tho session
WAS occupied with written reports from
the conferences, the committee on per-
manent organization and the reading OF
papers.
The committee on permanent organi-
zation recon mended that the next con-
vention be arranged for by an interns-
tional committee and 1t be located east
OF Ohio.
During the afternoon session the pres
ident OF the convention called attention
to the fact of the presence OF General
Harrison and John Wanamaker, and
appointed committee to escort them to
the platform. On being introduced the
ex-president made sn interesting speech,
reciting the great good being accom-
plished by the Y. M. q. A., and said he
recalled with pride the fact that the
first institution he ever was president of
was the Indianapolis Y. NJ. @. A.
Wanamaker eaid. he always felt rich
when he remembered that be owned a
founders ehare in the Y. M. @. A., and
II President Harrison was proud of his
record as an association president, he
was proud OF the fact that he was the
first association secretary.
Among other resolutions was one con-
demning the proposal to open the
worlds fair gates, with charge Of ad-
mission fee, as an evasion unworthy
law-abiding people, and requesting
President Cleveland to have the at
torney-general take such legal steps as
are necessary to prevent violation of
the act OF congress.
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THE CUBAN CAUSE.


Insurgents at Key West in High Hope
of Success.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 13.-Advices
from Cuba to the insurgents here bid
them not to despair or give up hope.
The province of Santiago is virtually
held by the insurgents, and they cannot
be dislodged. The Cubans tonight had
parade and speechmaking. II is
stated that 500 of the 5000 men are ready
to embark for Cuba. The Mascotte
arrived at s p. m. She brings news OF
raids in the province of Havana last
night, by revolutionists. notwithstand-
ing the reports of the Spanish authori-
ties that everything is quiet. The fed
eral officials here have reliable informa-
ton that there are large quantities OF
arms and ammunition stored on this
island, destined for the Cuban insur-
gents. Every precaution will be taken
to prevent their shipment. General
Merit, it is said, has collected $4,000
since last Monday in this city for the
Cuban cause.
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A NRwsPArER unANaE.

James Gordon Bsnnett's Name Hauled
From the Masthead.
NEW YORK, May 13.-A morning pa
per will tomorrow publish the following
There were reports in circulation last
night that the Herald was no longer the
sole property OF James Gordon Bennett.
Color ia given the report by the
fact that for the first time since
James Gordon Bennett inherited
the editorship and proprietorship Of the
paper from his father, his name didn't
appear at the head OF the editorial page
OF the paper. For some months past
reports have been in circulation that
John w. Maokay, the California bonanza
king, advanced large sums Of money to
Bennett, and ss security he had taken
mortgage on the plant OF the Herald.
The loans, it 10 said, were advanced TO
cover the Losses in connection with the
establishment of the Makay-Bennett
cable, and losses sustained by Bnnett's
European edition Of his paper in Paris
and London. Bennett came over to this
country last week and yesterday called
for Europe again. William O. Rick,
city editor OF the Herald, accompanied
him. simultaneously with his depart
ure for Europe his name disappeared
from the editorial page.
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over the blue. but the result OF the
games was in much doubt until
the last few events were run
Off. Harvard's superior work in
the 100-yard dash, the 440-yards
run, 2l0-yards hurdles, 220-yards dash,
Ss0-yards run, putting the 16'pound
shot, the running high jump and run
ming broad Jump carried the day tor the
crimson. In the IA events on the pro-
grGmme Harvard scored 81 points to As
points OF Yale. There were no records
broken except in tine running broad
jump, where Bliss succeeded in jumping
80 feet 4 inches, or an inch and half
better than the previous Harvard record.
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If you have feeling OF oppression and I'M
easness little above the diaphragm, and Just
below the right ribs aggravated by lying on
the right side, look outl As sure as tate your
liver is disordered. Perhaps not seriously as
yet, but-fatal hepatic assesses are not UNI
common. Hoststter's stomach Bitters is the
precise remedy to regulate the liver, and pre-
vent It's Congestion and Inflammation, and to
dispense sued minor 5ndtciG of its arrangement
as yellowness Of the skin and ball OF the eye,
furred tongue, sourness OF the breath, nausea
ache and constipation. BY relaxing the bow
els painlessly, It opens channel Of exit Tor
gestion and enlargement OF the liver. st the
same time giving gentle impetus 70 It's secre
tive action, and affords relief TO the stomach
| which is usually inactive, out OF order ana op
] pressed W I'll wind W hen the bowels are costiye
| Use the Bftters alaoin lever Gnd agues rheumR
] tsm and kidney troubles
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 13.--The
United States grand jury at noon filed @
report of its investigation of the affairs
of the Fret National bank, returning
five indictments az follows: III. g.
Allis, president, for making false entries
in the books December 10, 1892; for
making false statement to the comp
troller, and for misapplying funds
Credd 7. Walker, cashier, on two counts,
for making false returns to the comp.
troller. Neither of the indicted men
have been arrested yet.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results OF Yesterday's Gsmss on East
ern Diamonds.

Results OF Yssterday's Gsmss on East
ern Diamonds.
PHILADELPHIA, May l3.-The home
team bit Rusie with ease today. Phila-
deIphis, 4 New York, 2.
BALTIMORE, May 1s.-Baker gave out
in the seventh inning and eight hits
were tailed and seven runs resulted.
Baltimore, 10; Washington, -.
PrTTsBURG, May 13.-The home team
won the game by Bierbaur's hit to cen
ter in the tenth inning. Pittsburg, 6;
Louisville, 5.
CHICAGO, May 13.-The Colts were de-
ieated upon their first appearance or
the grounds by the Reds. Smith and
Dshlen's fielding were the features
Chicago, 8 Cincinnati. 10.
BRooKLYs, May 13.-The Bostous bat
ted Kennedy as they pleased. Brooklyn
g.; Boston, II.
ST. LOUIS, May 13.~Hawley wat
knocked out Of the box. st. Louis, 8
Cleveland, 10.
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THE EXTRA SESSION.
outet Restored In Madrid.

MADRID, May 13-rhe Republican
members of the cortes at q meeting TO-
day decided by IL votes to 10, to with
draw from the cortes as a protest against
the action OF the government last night
in rushing through bill postponing the
municipal elections. When the premier
received official notification of the de
cision OF the Republican members, he
appealed to their patriotism and begged
them to retain their seats, declar
ing the financial condition called for the
cooperation of ali the members OF the
cortes. The city tonight is quiet.
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LINCOLN, Neb., May 13.--Kendall &
Smith, grain dealers with numerous ele-
vators throughout the state. have filed
mortgages on property aggregating
nearly 100000. Pressing claims came,
which it is alleged, cannot be salts
fed. Among them is one from the
president of the board OF directors OF the
Columbia National bank of Chicago for
$4,000. Local banks, it is stated, are
heavy creditors. An exact statement Of
Assets and liabilities cannot be given.
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HEAVY STICK WORK
Enabled the Dsddies 20 Do Up the
Colouels.

YnabIed the Daddies 20 Do Up the
Coionels.
SAN Francisco, May 13.-By heavy
streak of batting in the last inning this
afternoon the San Francisco team de-
feated the Oaklsnds by score of TO 5.
The game was one OF the most exciting
played here this season, the score being
twice tied. There were some very pretty
exhibitions on both sides, although loose
fielding in the early part of the contest
gave the Oaklands lead Score:
Runs-Sen Francisco, 7; Oakland, s.
Base hits-San Francisco, 9; Oak
land, z.
Errors-San Francisco, 8; Oakland, z
Batteries-Balsz and Speer; Griffith
and Cody.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-14

Tested and proved by over thirty years use
in all parts OF the world, ALLCooK's Porous
PLAsTERs have the indorsemant of the highest
medical and chemical authorities and millions
distressing ailments voluntarily testify to theii
merits.
ALLCocB' S POROUS PLAsrBRs are purely vege
table. They are mild but effective. sure anC
quick IN their action, and absolutely harmless
Beware OF limitations, and do not be deceived
by misrepresentation. Ask for ALLcoCK's, anC
ct no solicitation or explanation induce yOl
o accept substitute, ~
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SpRrNeF1ELD, o., May 13.-At the HeH.
sion of the Scotch irish congress OF
America this evening General Gibson OF
Ohio, DR.. Hall of New York and Hon.
Frank P. Thompson of San Francisco
made the principal addresses. me
usual resolutions were passed but moth
ing was said about home rule Tor Ire
land. 1t was decided to hold next years
convention at Des Moines but the time
WAS not fixed,
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LONDON, May 13.-The members OF
the stock exchange expected the an
nouncement OF number of failures at
the opening this morning, but were
agreeshly disappointed to. find only two
small failures had occurred, and that
some firms supposed TO be in difficulties
had effected settlements. The fact
caused much relief and added to the
steadiness Of the market.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-14

Mrs. Bingo-Do you know that your
dress suit hasn't come from the tallors,
and he promised it faithfully. (Wndly.)
How can you go-to the dance with me
without itf
Bingo--Give him time, my dear; you
haven't begun to putyour gloves on yet
--Clothier and Furnisher.
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Must serve Her sentence.

LONDON, May 13.-Home Secretary
Asquith has finally intimated that the
dewager duchess of Sutherland, cen
fenced to six weeks imprisonment by the
presiding justice of the court OF probate
for burning document which che was
permitted to see by order OF the court,
will not have her sentence RENTED by
the home Office, but will have to remain
in Jail the full six weeks.
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FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.

A Los Angeles Man Yields Up the Ghost
in Fresno.
FRESNO, May 13.-C. Lewis was found
dead in his room at the old United States
hotel at l p. m. today. The deceased
came here from Los Angeles about two
weeks ago and had been under medical
treatment during this time. He was q
laborer, As years old.g On his person was
found 500 attached to his understanding
The body is now in the morgue. An In
quest will be held Monday at q. m.
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VINO DID tne shooting ?

New YoRK, May BINARY Sexton
was shot this morning in the apart
ments Of william Flsnnely, a waiter,
with whom she lived. She says she
did the shooting herself, and that in
trying to prevent it be received q slight
wound in the arm. The police believe
he shot the woman to get rid OF her.
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topeka, Kan, May 1S.-The new
election law requires the successful can
didates to file sworn statements Of their
campaign expenses within 80 days after
the election. Many of these failed to do
80, and the encouragement says this
invaidates their election. Much trouble
is exnacted to result,
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Dalv sparrtpe for Big Game.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 13.--Jim Daily,
Corbett's former sparring partner, is
matched by Gus Tuthill of New York to
spar Peter Maher four rounds at the
Academy OF Music, PHILADELPHIA, on the
lst OF June, for a purse OF $4,000. DAILY
is in superb condition and Gays # he de-
feats Maher. he will be ready and anx'
ious to meet Fiszsimmons.
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How Two West Point Cadets Settled a

How Two West Point Cadets Settled a
Dispute.
WEST POINT, N. Y, May ia duel
with fists, which lasted % minutes and
As seconds, took place in the Enclosure
of Old Fort Clinton at an early hour this
morning between two young soldiers.
Cadets DiIlaway of Boston, member of
the third class, and Nolan, OF the fourth
class, detided to settle dispute by re-
sorting to pugilism. In rafting mill
and in the eighth round, Dillsway got q
knockout blow, failed to come to time
and his seconds threw up the sponge.
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VALLEJO, CAL, May 1S,-The United
States cruiser Alliance left the navy
yard at Mare island at 8 O'Clock this
morning under steam for San Juan del
Sur. She went as far as San Pablo bay,
when some OF her engine valves leaked
SO badly that che had to return. She
will make another start tonight.
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BROOKLYN, May 13.-George Philips,
q green goods man, was shot this even
ing, and it ie believed fatally wounded,
by man named James Hall, who came
here from Steelton, Pa, for the purpose
OF buying 81, 900 in counterfeit money.
Philips tried to get Halls money away
frnrn him
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-14
DEPOS|TORS PROMPTLY PAID,
Milwaukee Successfully Pulls
Through a Panic.
A Run on the Plankinton Bank Fails
TO Break It.
Big Elevator Firm at Lincoln, Neb.,
Badly Embarrassed-Finan
Catastrophes Throughout
tho Country.

BY the Associated Press.l
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 13.-The fact
that the Plsnkinton bank loaned $780,
900 to the firm of Frank Lappen & Co.,
which broke down on account OF attach
ment proceedings begun by the bank,
had decidedly panicky effect on the
smaller depositors Of that institution,
and long before the hour for opening
this morning, the streets in the vicinity
were crowded. As soon as the door was
opened there was long line Of men and
women in front OF the teller's window
and that officer was kept at his post
steadily until o'clock this afternoon,
meeting every demand, total OF $780,
600 in small sums. Shortly after the
bank opened special train of one car
and engine arrived from Chicago
with 1000 cash, the balance due
the Plankinton from the Continental
National bank of Chicago, and the
clamoring depositors had made only q
short inroad upon this before messen-
ger arrived from the Wisconsin Marine
and Fire Insurance company's bank
with $50, 900 due from that institution.
There were plenty OF offers of help from
other banks during the day, the clear
ing house association having passed
resolution to help Plankinton. But
their assistance was not needed and the
Plankinton came out with flying colors,
having paid to depositors every demand
made during the regular banking hours
and for two hours following. The
threatened panic is over and feeling of
confidence prevails in commercial Cir
cles. The committee of creditors in
charge Of the affairs of F. A. Happen &
Co. has given out statement that the
liabilities and assests of the firm are
represented by the same figures
100000.
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EDwARDsBuRY, Mich, May l3.-The
doors of the Edwsrdsburg bank were
closed this morning and notice posted
on it by the cashier saying the suspen-
sion was only temporary and that the
depositors would not lose anything if
they would stand by him.
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Erastus wiman,s Dificult,es.

New York, May 13.-Erastus Wiman
will file general assignment for the
benefit of his creditors Monday or Tues
day. The assignee will be David Ben
nett King, an attorney to whom Wiman
recently transferred his real estate on
Staten Island. Wiman says he cannot
estimate his assets and liabilities. II
we'll managed, he is sure he could pay
dollar for dollar.
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southern Plantations Inundated.

GREENvHLE, Mise, May l3.-The
break in the levee above Lakeport,
Ark, is widening, II is feared that un-
less soon repaired the county OF Chick
at, Arkansas, and Esst and West
Cairo, La, will be inundated. Already
Is, 600 acres in Chickat county are laid
waste, including 5000 acres OF valuable
cotton land,
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LIZARD, May 13.--Passed; La Bre-
tagne, from New York.
scILLY, May - Sighted: Belgen-
land, from New York.
ANTWERP, May l3.-Arrived: Illinois,
from Philadelphia.
Nav YORK, May 13.-Arrived: New
York, from Liverpool.
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A snicide,s body Pound.

SAN JOSH, May 13.-The body. OF
Charles Hansen, who mysteriously dis
appeared few days ago, was found to-
day floating in pond in the suburbs.
The body was badly swollen and very
black, making it hard for Identification.
Hansen left a queer note behind him.
He had often threatened suicide, and 1t
is now known that he put an end to his
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rmportant Clerlcal News.

BALTIMORE, May 10 Cardinal Glib
bons has received a cable from Rome
announcing the election of Bishop Kahn
OF Wheeling to be coadjutor to the ven
cradle Archbishop Kenrick OF st. Louis,
with the right of succession, and the
erection of Dubue TO an archepiscopal
see, with Henneesy, the present bishop,
es first archbiahop; also the translation
of Bishop Burke from Cheyenne to st.
Inaanh No
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San Diego Hortioulturists.

SAN DIEao, May 13.-The new board
of county horticultural commissioners,
OF which Col. W. r. Gum is chairman,
reported today to the supervisors the re-
suit OF their Investigations in the upper
counties as to what is best for this sec-
ton. They recommend gassing OF citrus
trees and spraying of deciduous trees.
They report that Riverside has the best
system for the prevention Of pests Of
the places visited.
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mac barr Cofree FAILURE.

New York, May 13.-Frederick 7.
Sherman, as assignee of Thomas M.
Barr & Co., Jailed coffee brokers. today
presented an affidavit showing the re-
sources in the estate in round figures to
be: Nominal Assets, $7S7,75S; actual
azsete, $247, 1857.
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DURANGO, Mexico, May Is -Advices
come from Mazatlan OF desperate
ARRAY between rival camps of charcoal
burners in the Sierra MGdre mountains.
A man from each camp met on narrow
mountain road. One threw the other
over a precipice. dashing him to pieces.
This led to a general conflict, in which
10 were killed and q number badly
r..nr1nnnl
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Confessed Judgment.

wholesale boots and shoes, today con-
fessed Judgments aggregating $50, 900
and their stock is in the hands OF the
sheriff. Their liabilities are put at
$4,000 and assets at $s25, 900. String
ency in the money market was the inn
mediate cause of the collapse. The firm
expecte to resume IN short time.
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BANKS Generally healthy.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Comptroller
Eckels said today that the bank failures
reported from the west do not affect the
general situation in the least. Every
thing looks we'll for normally conducted
and healthy banks in the west, he says.
as in the east, and all his confidential
reports from the west are good.
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ALahor Kiot I'M ylennn.

vienna, May 15-Several hundred
striking carpenters attacked in this city
today men who were employed to do
their work. They fought the police
called TO disperse them, and six or seven
Of them received sabre wounds. Many
were arrested during the conflict,
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Bank Failure in FIorida.

KIssAMMEE, Fla, May 13.-The Kis-
sammee City bank did not open this
morning. 1t is rumored on the streets
that the liabilities are about SIS, 900 and
assets 100000. The cause OF the sus-
pension ia slow collections and the gen.
eral tightness of money.
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Rolisr Mills Squeezed.

DULUTH, Mimi, May 13.-The Duluth
roller mills have assigned. Liabilities,
$67 900; assets, estimated at from
$4,000 to $125,000. the Chicago
squeeze in May wheat is said to be the
cause.
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New York, May 13.-The New York
society of the order of Cincinnati held
its annual meeting this evening at Del
monico's, it being the anniversary OF the
founding OF the Society.
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ST. JOINS, n. F., May ia resolu-
ton in favor of the union of Newiound
land with Canada was defeated in the
assembly by large majority.
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BosToN, May IS. The building labor
unions OF Boston and surrounding towns
have decided that unless the master
builders grant the demand for an ad-
vance Of wages, they win strike early
next week.
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SmTHToN, NO., May ia Cotton
Belt passenger train was wrecked by
spreading rails near here. Engineer
King and Fireman Smith were killed.
The passengers escaped injury.
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An old farmersin western New YORK
told his pastor he didn't know that ne
wanted to go to heaven il he must ''sit
and sing halleluiah through all eter-
nity."
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This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance, is
cured by skoekun root hsir grower. All
druggists.