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The free press., 1893-05-25

means that mucn smaller nn-.-
proportionately, rests upon thu usa W
ness of the future, as a resuIt Wv sas'
failures of 1892, than had to bo y. ", voc
up as the result of trade catastrorsa raasa
of 1891. puss
In many ways our country has !.
favored during the past two Or ,s peea
years-in abundant harvests ~ rlies
telligent enterprise directed tov.., m y
the development of resources @1,a AND !,
other ways. The general businas. y .
the country has been reapino ~ y
benefit of the past year of ,baa @s
favoring circumstances. 'A's
Let us hope that no calamity Min
occur to interrupt this wbolas'..l ".l
backward movement of business % :.
tastroDhes "
The free press., 1893-05-25
When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business, take on
every trip bottle of Syrup Of Figs, as it acts
most pleasantly and effectively on the kidneys,
and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cents
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
The free press., 1893-05-25

NJ. L. Thompson (S Co., Druggists, Couders>
port, Pa, say Halls Catarrh Cure is the best
and only sure cure for catarrh they ever sold.
Druggists sell it, roc.
The free press., 1893-05-25

For impure OF thin Blood, Weakness. Mala-
ria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Biliousness,
take Browns Iron Bitters-it gives strength,
making old persons feel young-and young
persons strong; pleasant to take.
The free press., 1893-05-25

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach dis
orders, use Browns Iron Bitters-the Best
Tonic. 1t rebuilds the Blood and strengthens
the muscles. A splendid medicine for weak
and debilitated persons.
The free press., 1893-05-25

Sugar beats weighing sixteen pounds each
have been grown in Floyd County, GA.
The free press., 1893-05-25

A lump of coal weighing seven tons ha;
been mined near Parkersburg, W. Va.
The free press., 1893-05-25

Three-fft of the shoes worn in the Uni
ted States are made in Massachusetts.
The free press., 1893-05-25

Beecham's Pills cure indigestion and consti-
patton. Beecham's-no others. p cts. box.
The free press., 1893-05-25

Ifaffiictedwith sore ewes use Or. Isaac cThOmp-
sons Eye wafer. Druggists sell AT sc n bottle
The free press., 1893-05-25

A strong man in London, whose name i'
Sullivan, lifts an elephant with his teeth
The free press., 1893-05-25

Other pills have attained transient pas n,s.
after few years have passed out OF linu Nv sl lr
tions and counterfelts without number aa,e vsa sa
put on the market from time TO time out la 1rsv ws IN
satisfaction The genuine Dr. c. McLane Lsi ss n n,
have stood the test of more than ~ ,a1"nasa
day ali over the civilized world. Money teluHu''-
ali cases where they fail to give satisacla, ~ AM,
Sold by Druggists generally. sent D! ma" -
address on receipt of 2J CENTS. - D.
Fleming Brothers Co., PittsDura"'i"
The free press., 1893-05-25
Housekeepers
Should Remember.

The Government Chemists, after having anayzed
all the principal brands of baking powder in the
market in their reports placed the "Royal' at the
head of the list for strength, purity and wholesome
ness; and thousands of tests all over the country
have further demonstrated the fact that its qualities
are in every respect unrvaled
Avoid all baking powders sold with gift or prize,
or at a lower price than the Royal as they invariably
contain alum lime or sulphuric acid, and render the
food unwholesome.
The free press., 1893-05-25

How many have tried all the fountains of
this worlds pleasure, but never tasted OF the
stream from Lebanon. How many have re-
veled il other gardens to their soul S ruin, but
never plucked one flower from the garden of
our God | swing open all the gates of the
garden and invite you in, whatever your his
tory, whatever your sins, whatever yourtemp-
tations, whatever your trouble. The invita-
ton comes no more to one than to all, ="
''Whosoever will, let him come"
The flowers Of earthly gardens soon fade ,
but. blessed be God, there are garlands that
never wither, and through the grace of Christ
Jesus we may enter into the joys which are
provided for MS at Gods right hand. Oh.
come into the garden. And remember, as
the closing thought, that God not only
brings us into u garden here. but it is gar
den all the way with those who trust and
love and serve Him, "a garden all through the
struggles OF this life, a garden all up the
slope OF heaven.
There everlasting spring abides
And never whitening flowers.
Death, like a narrow stream. divides
That heavenly land from ours.
We spend $50, 100000 year on our
fences
The herald., 1893-09-29

WORSE THAN GUY FAWKES.
Devilish Plans of Austrian
Anarchists.
A Plan to Blow Up Government
Buildings.
Terrible Loss of Life Involved In the
Conspiracy.
The Contamination Of the Outrage Hap
PLY Averted by the Timely AR
rest of tho Would-Bc
Asssssfns.

BY the Associated Press.
VIENNA. Sept. 28.-On the 23d inst.
the Associated Pr6Es cabled exclusive
information OF the arrest OF number OF
Anarchists In this city. in house on
Siebenbrunner straese, and the discovery
Of cases Of revolvers. bomhs,s OK plosives.
coats with leather Innings, with hooks
tor suspending bombs to them, and
documents OF most incriminat-
ing nature. Rival news agencies
have been trying to belittle this news.
The police had been most reticent in
regard to the matter, until today when
they admitted the truth of the story
and added material facts, showing that
the conspiracy is the greatest since Guy
Fawkes' day.
They say subsequent investigation
shows that tho AnArchists intended to
smuggle dynamite into an underground
portion OF the reicha,ath building, and
when that body met, October 10th, blow
it eky high and strike terror into th Q
hearts OF the enemies Of the independent
group of Socialists, to which the arrest
ed men belong.
Had the plot succeeded some 600 peo-
pie would have been hurled into eser-
nifty, including princea of the imperial
family, hereditary nobles and digni-
taries of the church.
The Anarchists also had plans laid
to blow up at tho eame time, tho
town hall with over one thousand
persons employed therein. besides q
number Of important buildinga on the
Ring strass---one OF the finest streets in
Europc--thc university, famous his
torical museum and buildinee Of eimi-
lar nature. Tho HofbufG thoater was
also included In the conspiracy.
The strangest psft Of tho story, as the
Associated Press has already announced,
10 that the bombs arc made according
to the formula OF Herr Most OF New
York. But this il not all. The police
claim to be Eble to pycvo that tho AM
archista in this sigantic conspiracy
are connected with the Anarchists
Of Chicago. They say this is not
merely a police theory. but that tho
connection Of the Chicago Anarchists
with those here has been fully estab-
lished beyond doubt. Correspondence
between the Chicago reds and those of
Vienna 10 eaid to DO in the hands OF
the Austrian authorities. who must have
communicated with the Chicago police
on the subject.
The herald., 1893-09-29
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Tha Day Spent In Dreary and Unprefit-
able Debate.

The Day Spent In Dreary and Unprcf fit
able Debate.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.--In the eenate
today the resolution offered yesterday
by Teller, asking information as to the
anticipation OF interest on government
bonds since 1880. was taken up. Voor-
bees said compliance with the resolution
would involve great labor and asked
Teller the definite scope OF that part OF
the resolution asking under what cir
cumstances" interest had bsen in antic-
ipation.
Teller said the new administration
was installed largely because its party
found fault with the financial policy OF
the Republicans. He assumed IL meant
a radical reconstruction OF the financial
policy OF the country. He did not see
how the party in the next campaign
could ask the support Of the people an
less it dealt with the monetary question
and repealed the Sherman clause. Tel
Ter expressed amazement that the Re-
publican senators should tie their hands
by voting against q resolution calling
for information never denied during 3
The herald., 1893-09-29
THE PHILADELPHIA PLAN.

wharton Barker's Scheme to Combine
Bim etailism and Protection.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 28.-One hum
dred and fifty leading manufacturers Of
this city, led by Wharton Barker, the
we'll known fnancier, have drawn and
signed proposition Offering the silver
senators aid in their fight azainst the
repeal of the Sherman act, provided the
silver men will combine to prevent any
tariff legislation. As over half the
manufacturers who have signed the pa
per are Repu hlicans and this community
has favored repeal, this new movement
haE created sensation in business cir
cles. The circular contains these three
propos itons to the silver senator's:
First-That the United States shall
admit silver bullion from American
mines to coinage in its mints upon the
payment by the owner OF seignicrage
absorbing three-fourths os the difference
between the market [London) price of
bullion and its value when coined.
Second-That foreign silver shall be
admitted only for coinage purposes at
seigniorage absorbing all of the differ
ence between the market (London) price
and its value when coined.
Third-That the United States shall
invite at once conference Of those ma
tions of the world which have not com
mitted themselves to gold monometas-
lism.
This would include especially the ma
tions of North and South America, Japan
and China, and III Europe. France Rrs-
sia and others. These nations are deeply
interested, ae we, in resisting the at
tempt to increase the power OF gold
through the degradation of the power Of
silver, and many OF them. particularly
thoae OF America and Eastern Asia, and
those to whom we may most easily and
advantageously sell the excess OF our
manufacturing industries. Such con-
ference should exclude England and
Germany. IL is claimed that the other
nations could direct the money policy Of
the world. preserve the integrity OF BIZ
metallism and prevent the enslavement
of the United States and other nations
by the capitalist classes of the two great
creditor nations.
The herald., 1893-09-29
THE La MESA MYSTERY.

A Coroner's Jury Impaneled to Inves-
tigate tho Case.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2S.--A jury was i'm
paneled today by Coroner Woodward to
hold an inquest over the remains of q
man found in La Mesa cafion last Sat-
urday. Tomorrow the jury will visit
the scene Of the crime and careful in
vestigation will be made OF the sur
ronndings. A spot of earth has been
discovered near the ashes where the
body was burned which was saturated
with some fluid. Pupposed to be kero-
sene. A sleeve button Of the deceased
may yet be the means of identifying
him beyond doubt. Such is the mys-
terry of the case that the officers are still
unable to say positively whether it is
one of murder or suicide, or whether
the victim was A. E. Warner or some
man yet unknown. The jury has ad !.
journed to October 9TH, and in the mean
time efforts will be made to unrsvel the
mystery. The general conviction is
thatit is case of murder.
The herald., 1893-09-29
IN THE HANDS OF HroHrvERs.
The Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trus
Company Embarrassed.


The Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust
Company Embarrassed.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-Judge Las
combe Of the United States circuit
court today appointed Daniel M. Jarvis
Of Kansas City and Roland r. Conklin
of New York City as receivers of the
Jarvis-C Conklin Mortgage Trust company
of Missouri, with offices I'M this city.
The capital stock OF the company is
$3.750, 900. The company issued deben-
lures to the amount of $7,025,17l, bear
ing and percent interest. The COM
pany isaindebted to various banks, indi-
viduals, corporations, and upon demand
and time loans secured and unsecured,
sum aggregatiDg $491 ,044. The de-
fendant states that because of the
financial and commercial conditions now
prevailing, they are unable to provide
for payments, unless they sacrifice their
holdings At great loss. They have
large possessions OF real estate and
property in New York, Missouri, Kan
sas. Colorado, Washington, Ohio,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, Utah and England.
The last statement of the company
showed assets and liabilities of $13,335,-
600 each, with a cash capital and SUR
plus OF $2,925, 900. *
The herald., 1893-09-29
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
Affecting Persons Who Purchased South
ern Pacific Land.

ern Pacific Land.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28.-The COM
missioner of the general land Office has
rendered decision Of great Importance
to those who purchased land from the
Southern Pacific Railroad company prior
to the act of congress of September 20.
1890. The commissioner decides that
those who go purchased or contracted to
purchase, and those to whom such pur-
chasers assigned their rights, are enti-
tied to the first privilege OF purchasing
forfeited lands from the government ct
$125 per acre. In November, 1888,
James Cochran purchased 160 acres
OF land from H. p. Dunham,
who bad applied to the railroad compa-
NY for the purchase of the land, and
who was In actual possession of it at
that time. The register and receiver of
the local land Office were uncertain as to
Cochran's right to the purchase, because
he was not in possession of the land
prior to January /, 1888, as the law pro-
vides, and they submitted the case to
the commissioner for instructions. The
commissioner has instructed the register
and receiver, if there is no other objec-
tion appearing ON the records, upon the
payment of the amount due, to issue
final papers 20 Cochran.
The herald., 1893-09-29
WATER FOR THE PLAINS.
UNCLE SAM SHOULD HELP TO DE-
zs,----. TE1.04 " 49, -.. =.
Nine States Represented at the lrriga-
tion Convention at salins, Kas.
Delegates to Los Angeles
Appointed.

gALINA, Kan, Sept. 28.-The Inter-
state Irrigation convention met this
morning with excellent representation
from all OF the nine states interested.
After the delivery of addresses commit
tees were appointed.
Resolutions were adopted making it
the senae of the convention that 1t is
the duty Of congress to make an appro-
priation for the purpose of testing the
practicability Of the following theories
OF irrigation for the plains:
First-That the government should
by experiments determine whether
there is an undcrfow of water of suffi-
cient value, and whether it could be
brought to the surface at cost to make
it available for general irrigation pur-
poses.
Second-That it should determine
whether reservoirs can be constructe d
for the purpose of storing water in
quantity sufiicient for irrigation pur-
poses, 1t 10 also
Resolved, That the interstate irriga-
tion association be and is hereby organ
| lLcA NY blio AGlOAAeCb pACponvs AOisu .
purpose Of promoting the cauee of irri-
cation. The officers Of this association
shall be president, vice. president,
secretary and treasurer, with an execu-
tive committee OF Ave.
1t also provided for the organization
OF state associations in all the states in
terested, 10 work with the interstate as
sociation. IL was also
Resolved, That we demand OF our
senators and representatives in congress
immediate action looking. to the relief
Of the people upon the line indicated by
these resolutions.
Three delegates were elected to the
International convention at Los Angeles,
October 10th. .....s..
The Interstate Irrigation association
was organized for the purpose of promot-
ing the cause of irrigation. The officers
are: President, P. R. Moses. Great Bend
secretary, j. l.. Brietow, Salina; treas
urer, Frank Hagerrqsa.
The herald., 1893-09-29
srAN1sH ANARCHISTS.
The Government Taking Vigorous Step
to Crush Thcm.

The Government Taking Vigorous Stops
to Crush Thcm.
BARCELONA, Sept. 2S.-General Glenn
ente. injured by Pallas. the anarchist /,
in the attempt to kill General Martinez
Campos, is in such serious condition
that his leg must be smputate1. The
police here continue to make arrests OF
parties belle we'd to be connected with
the anarchist conspiracy. From docu-
ments discoysred and confessions made
by somo anarchists the police have be-
come aware that AN extensive conspir-
acy is in existence, and serious plots
have been spoiled In consequence, in
Here's, Bilboa and other towns OF Spain.
The authorities are amazed at the extent
of the anarchist plots and are taking the
greatest precautions to protect life and
property. Bombs and Internal machines
have been found in several anarchist
haunts in Bilboa and Xeres, as we'll as
In this city and Madrid. All the large
and email towns are now being SUBJ
jscted to thorough search for anar-
chists and explosives, the government
being determined to crush anarchy in
Spain.
The herald., 1893-09-29
ApvIoEs FRoM ALAsKA.

Trial of Seized Poachers-The Steamer
Coqniiisn Oonfiscatsd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28.-The United
States revenue cutter Richard Rush,
Capt. @. L. Hooper commanding. ar
rived tonight from the Bering sea, via
Sand Point and SItka. She reported
the trial OF the schooners Alexander and
st. Paul, seized for illegal sea otter
hunting, as having been concluded, but
no decision had been rendered at the
time of leaving Sitka. September I'D.
In the case OF this British steamer CO.
quillau, seized last year for violation Of
the customs laws, Judge Truitt has
made q decision declaring the vessel and
cargo forfeited to the United States.
Hon. j. X. Luttrell OF California, spe-
cial fish commissioner for Alaska, is
lying dangerously i'll at Sitka.
The herald., 1893-09-29
METHOD IN HIS MADNESS.
Don CamerOn's Anomalous
Position Explained.
Why He Has Espoused the Free
Silver Cause.
He Got His Cue from the Philadel.
phia Manufacturers.
A Movement on Foot to Get tho Protec-
tionists and Bimetallists to Pool
Issues-Congressiona Pro-
ceedings.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The speech Of
Senator Cameron in favor of the free
coinage of silver continues to attract at
tention here, not only because it is q
startling and unusual attitude for Re-
publican Renator from an eastern state
to take, but because of the events that
are crowding on the heels of that speech
in Pennsylvania. At the meeting Of the
Republican league at Reading yesterday,
an attempt to censure Senator Cameron
for his course, was defeated by Two.
thirds majority. An explanation OF The
failure to censure Cameron, and indeed
OF the attitude he has taken, ia fur
nished by intelligence that has reached
here. Some members Of the Manufac-
turers' club of Philadelphia are engaged
in the circulation OF petition to the
senate looking to the consolidation of
the interests of the prctectionists and
free silverites. Many signatures are be-
ing secured. The scheme is to defeat
the new tariff bill and give to silver:
First-Free coinage Of silver upon
payment by the owners of seigniorage
absorbing three-iourths Of she difference
between the market (London) price Of
bullion and Its coined value.
Second-Prohibition OF foreign silver
for coinage purposes, except at seig-
niorage that will absorb all the differ
ence between the market price and the
mint value; and
Third-An international monetary
conference. including all the nations of
the world except the gold monometalliat
countries. for the purpose OF arriving at
an international agreement.
The claim is set up that the interests
of silver and protection are identical.
The scheme is to ally the interests of
silver and protection, and by this
means prevent adverse tariff legislation
and secure more liberal silver legiala-
ton. It is an alliance which is fraught
with great possibilities, if it is practical; !;
but its sncceasfult operation would mean
the breaking down Of party lines, per-
haps, and an entire readjuHtment of
party politics.
The herald., 1893-09-29
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
THE WHITE CITY THRONGED
WITH SIG AT-SEERS.
Medals Awarded to California Olive
Growsrs-Elaborate Preparations
for Irish Day-A 6ories of
Worlds Congresses.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-The weather was
bright and cool today. There was no
special feature at the worlds fair, but the
grounds were thronged with sight-seers.
The wool. cotton, hemp aud fax grow.
ers OF the United States were in session
in the assembly hall for the purpose OF
forming an association embracing all
those industries. Among the promi.
nent wool growers present were Jacob
Kascnberger, San Francisco; W. H.
Mcclellan, California; E. B. Norton,
Wisconsin.
George w. ChHds OF Philadelphia to-
day bought the Michigan logging camp.
He will move it to his country place
near Philadelphia.
Elaborate preparations are beirg made
for, Ireland day next Saturday. The
display Of fireworks will be one seldom
equalled. Tha attendance ia expected
70 exceed 300, 1000. The total admis-
sions today were 2l0,590, of which 175.-
Jphn Boyd Thatcher arnoanced that
the following California exhibitors re-
csived medals for olive oils G. f.
s1AVoPUhf tothoAtin, ics lIuliiy 4soUuIt-
son, Auburn; J. L. Holland, Pomona
f. Al Kimball, National City; Ellwood
Cooper. Ellwood; Charles A. Wetmore,
Eivermore; State OF California Quito
Olive Farm. Santa Clara; Ralph selby,
Santa Ynez; F. Gloss, Luisana: Julius
r. Smith, Livermore.
The worlds congress OF missions
opened today with large attendance,
including many foreign converts. Rev.
Walter Barrows. chsirmsn, in speaking
OF the necessity OF cooperation, asserted
that the world could never be converted
by the church divided into hundred
different eectH.
The Sunday rest congress, the congress
evolutionists and the Ethical congress
also opened today.
Twelve hundred men and women at
tended the national convention of Spirit
ualists.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Director-G GEN.
eral Davis of the worlds fair is here to
try to secure the presence OF the presi-
dent at the close.
The herald., 1893-09-29
A CYCLONE oF FLAMES.
A Remarkable Forest Fire iu tho HI
Near bqEoma, Cal.

A Remarkable Forest Fire iu tho Hills
Near Bqloma, Gal.
SoNoMA, CAL, Sept. 2S.-DenHe vol
umes of smoke were seen to arise in the
hills near the headwaters of Aqua Cali
ente cafion, about four miles north of
town. at 4:30 this afternoon. The wind
was blowing from the west with great
velocity, carrying the flames before it
directly east toward the shores OF San
Pablo bay, with the fury of cyclone.
In less than halt an hour the flames had
swept over an area Of territory 10 or Is
miles in length and apparently half q
mile wide. In the path of the flames
are number Of ranches, but at this
writing it 10 impossible to state what
damage has been done by this remarka-
BILE forest fire.