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The herald., 1893-06-17
UNDER MILITARY GUARD.
Troops Prevent n Riot at Tonawanda,
New york.

Troops Prevent Riot at Tonawanda,
New York.
BUFFALO, N. ", June i8.--What has
been threatened and expected oil season
happened today, and Tonawanda is
under the guard OF the militia. The
twenty-nith separate company oi Tona.
wanda and the forty.ceoond OF Niagara
Falls are already In the field, with
Colonel Weloh in command, and two
companies OF the Fifty-sixth regi-
ment will be cent thore II
the eituation should become he-
siouu. Tonewanda eNw the heginning Of
riot today, and only the quick re-
sponse OF the soldiers 60 Che call for help
prevented bloodshed. The expected
outbreak among the atriking Poles In
the lumber yards did not materialise,
and tonight excitement has largely eub-
sided. The sheriff was called upon for
protection and In turn made requiei-
tion for the militia. Tho lumber men
were eent word that they would be paid
OF this afternoon, and this had the
eject OF Quieting the crowd, Tho men
received their pay 40 promised and most
Of them departed Tor their homes in
Buffalo,
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INFANTA EuLALIA.
Tho Spanish Princess No Longer the
Quest OF tho Nation.

The Spanish Princess No Longer the
Quest OF tho Nation.
Nav YoRH, Juno l6.--Infanta Eulalia
and party, somewhat tired with all the
aight-seeing and entertainment provided
by the weet, arrived In this city at 8 :l5
this evening. The trip from Niagara
Fslla was made without any startling In
cident. Quite crowd gathered to meet
the princess. ]. II. Ceballos, who placed
his house at the disposal OF the inianta,
was on hand to receive her. and
his carriage was at the door.
The princess and party entered car
riages at once and were driven TO
Ceballos residence. Commander Davis
said this evening hia duties ended the
moment the princess foot touched the
platform; the nation was no longer the
host and tho princess was absolutely
free from official obligation OF any kind.
Commander Davis 10 at the Hoffman
house, whore he will remain until the
princess calls for Europe, juno Gath.
He said the princess returned from Chi
cago very much pleased with all that
has been done for her.
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THE LATE FINANCIAL FURRY.
A Decided Improvement in the
Situation.
The New York Clearing Houses
Action Commended.
Confidence Restored TO . Great Degree
by the issue ef certinsatss-ysry
Few Failures Reported
Yesterday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEw YoRK, June 16.--The Clearing
house loan committee met this morning
but did not issue any certificates. After
the meeting the members OF the COM
mittee declined TO give any information
as to whether any applications were re-
ceived for loan certificates. As matter
OF fact no certificates could be issued to-
day because there has not been time for
the directors OF any OF the banks to
meet and authorize the necessary appli-
cation TO be made therefor. 1t 10 not
known yet whsther any bank desires to
take out certificates. Tho loan commit
tee, however, will meet again tomorrow.
The action OF the clearing house asso-
citation In deciding TO issue loan certih-
Gates was warmly commanded on every
hand today and II 10 conceded that the
announcement OF their resolutions
had very beneficial effect. There
was slight falling of in the
shipments OF currency today. 1t was
estimated that tho amount would fall II
good deal short OF $i,000,000 The de.
mand for currency hae had the effect OF
increasing the amount OF free gold In the
treasury and the amount last night ex-
ceeded $02,000,000 which 10 q gain OF
more than $2,000,000 over last week.
But for the fact that the treasury has
had to pay out large sums for pensions,
IL would show large gain in legal ten
ders, a large amount OF which have been
received from banks for currency.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.--Purauant to
the authority granted by the clearing
house committee, the association began
today the issuance OF loan certificates,
bearing q per cent interest, to suoh
banks ae would require them. 1t could
not be learned whether any banks took
advantage of the authority, but aa the
action was mainly in the nature OF q
precaution against future atringency, it
10 not believed any loans were asked.
The herald., 1893-06-17
THE HEATH TRIAL.
opentns ot tho Prosecution I'm the Col
brated Murder Case.

opentns ot tho Prosecution I'm the Ceie-
brated Murder Case.
FRESNO, June 16.--Atter four days the
jury In the trial of Heath has been i'm.
penelled. A large chart OF the Mo
Whittier house and premises has been
placed In the court room. Mrs. Mo
Whittier was present today. Other wit
nesses were excluded from the court
room. The opening statement was
made by Assistant District Attorney
Waleer, In which he reviewed the facts
In connection with the tragedy already
known. He said the prosecution would
prove that RichNrd s. Heath was seen to
enter the alley In the rear of the Mo.
Whirter houee few minutes prior TO
the shooting. As the echoes OF the
shots died away he was aeen running
out of the alley.
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TILE nonnnr TRIAL.
Evidence for tho Defense In aud Oh,
Case Rested.

Evidence for tho Defense ia aud the
Case Rested.
Nav BEDFoRD, Mass., June l6.--The
Borden trial was resumed this morning.
The court decided not 10 admit evidence
az 10 man seen with bloody hatchet.
mutterlng "Poor Mrs. Borden"
Sarah II. Hart testified that shortly
before 10 o'clock on the morning OF the
murder ahe passed the Borden house
and stopped NJ the north gate. She saw
young man standing In the gateway.
He wac still standing there when wit
ness drove away.
Emma Borden testified that the dress
with paint on II waa stained In May
when painters were working In the
houae. She said she asked Lizzie why
she did not destroy the dreas, and
thought she did 40. Witness knew OF
no enemy her step-mother had.
Chas. \. Sawyer, painter oil Fall
River, testified that he was put ON duty
ut the aide door OF the Borden house
after the murder. He waa close 10 Lila.
zie Borden all the time. She appeared
dietroesed. lilo saw no hign oil blood on
her.
number OF witnesaDs were exam
ined regarding the story publiehsd about
the time OF the murder In which Police
Matron Regan was quoted as saying ahe
overheard quarrel between the Borden
nisters which went far to fix guilt on
Lizzie. All testified that Mra. Regan
pronounced the publication false. Emma
Borden, Llzgie's sister, denied that there
was any quarrel between them no re-
ported. She sald Lizzie was at outs
with her etopmother at one time, but
they had bean good friends for three
years before the murder.
Tho defence reated their case al 3 10.
Marnhal Hillard was the frat witness
called In rebuttal after the defense
rested. lie was asked ss 10 the quar-
rel In tho matron's room, and eaid he
told the matron not TO sign n paper de-
nying the give away" story. The de-
fence then ended, except for the testi-
mony of one boy, who will be heard
Monday.
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rnn RUNNING rUHs.

Yesterdays Races at Morris Park, La
tOaia and -. Louis.
MoRRTs PARK, June 16.-The track
was fact.
Six furlongs--St. Florian won, Major
DAILY second, Miles Standish third
time. f;i0H.
Seven fuflongs-Sunbeam colt won,
Herald second, Wormser third; tims,
1:261.
Five and one-dalf furlongs-Dobbine
won, Melody second, Miss Lilly third ;
time, :06.
Handicap, seven furlongs-sarah Ra-
mey won, Ajax second, Hammie third
time, ;264.
One mile-sam Weller won, Chiel
Justice second, Anna Il. third; time,
1:4Is.
six furlongs--First heat, Arab won,
Liselg second, Best Brand third time,
1:1Il6. Second heat, Arab won, Liselg
second, Best Brand third; time, 1:l2h.
LAToNiA RACES.
LAroNIA, KY, June 16.--The track was
heavy and slippery.
Six furlongs-Clintie O. won, Csver-
ton second, 10 Grande third time, lS.
Eleven.sixteenths OF mile--Eyele
won, Rebuff second. Queen Isabella
third; time. ;l3I4.
Nine-aix teenths OF q mile Macadage
won, Sadie Hord second, Lulu 7. third |;
time, 0 :50L.
One mIle-Lou Rhett won, Doncaster
second, Judge Cardwell third; time.
1:4Si4.
Five furlongs -Ohanelon won, Nc
Light second, Miss Mamie third; time,
:05ls.
Six furlongs--H Harry Weldon won, Sir
Charles second, Hume Roy third; time,
l;2l.
ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB.
ST.. LOUIS, June l6.--The track was
fair.
Six furlongs-senator Morrill, won,
Flrst Chance second, Mountain Quail
third; time, :15.
Four furlongs-Jim Swayne won, Tes-
sie second, Martini third; time, 0 :49A
Five furlongs-Lul won, Oxford SEQ
ond, Adam johnson third time, :02ls
Seven and one-half iurlongs--Roq que-
fort won, Lucille Mannette second, Cor
onet third; time. :37L.
One mile-Kenwood won, Belfast Sec
ond, Revolver third; time, ;43s.
One mile and 20 yards-St. Oroix won,
Falero second, st. Joe third; time,
| 49,,
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Llternry Mems Pnpers.

He is wise man who leaves behind
him no letters or personal papers of any
sort that mean much in the private his
tory of his life, particularly if he is a
literary man. for, more than all other
hearts, the davis like to peck at those Of
men who are favored of fame. The most
elusive flavor Of the most retiring souls
is irresistibly tempting to their taste
when the famous man is dead and gone
where he can no longer say that this let
ter or that, this poem or the other, mea2.
only a mood, not an abiding part ot Ass
Me.-Boston Transcript
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Sons Of tho Revolution.

CruoAeo, Juno 10.--At the annual
meeting Of the National Society OF tho
sons OF tho American Revolution today,
a constitutional amendment to oppose
by moral mcsns the spresd OF anarohical
ideas and lawlesenous was voted down.
The convention then adopted q resolu-
tion defining ths objects OF tho society.
The ofiioefs elected are: Gen. Horace
Porter, president; Hon. Franklin Muir
phy, secretsryi A. How, registrar; Gen.
Henry Hall, historian, and Bishop
Cheney chaplain. Among the vice.
presidents are Chsuncey M. Depew and
Gen, ]. O. Breckenridge.
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Subscribers to the HsRALp, both Daily
and Weekly, are entitled TO the follow
ing valuable premiums ii they send their
names and addresses and two cent
postage stamp to the following pub
fishers: First, Table and Kitchen, a fine
cook book with numerous receipts and
new hints Of the greatest value TO house
keepers. Address Price Baking Powder
company, Chicago, Ill. Second, the
Veterinary Guide, complete treatise
on horses aud their diseases. Address
Dr. Kendall company, Enosburgh Falls,
Narponut
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rs. mon,.rey Ordered North.

vALLsJo, CAL, June 16.-Captain
Louis Kemph, commanding the United
States coast detanse Monitor Monterey,
received orders today 10 proceed north
to Seattle for the purpose of partioipat-
Ing in the ll7th anniversary Of In
dependence day. The action of the
secretary oi the navy In ordering the
Monterey north is partly due 10 the re-
quest Of citizens Of Portland and Seattle
and 10 test the practical sea-going quail
itiea az tha Monterey
The herald., 1893-06-17
Good remprars, session Ended.

DIES MoINEs. Ia, June 16.--The su-
preme lodge Of Good Templars completed
its sessions here today. Boston was
decided on as the next place of meeting.
The committee on prohibition made an
important report, which was adopted.
1t favors the prohibition OF traffic, sale
and manufacture of all alcoholic liquors,
urges the members of the order to stand
together as much as possible, but leaves
all free to choose political parties. To-
night the new supreme officers were in
stalled with much ceremony.
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srnwnv sALAnrN

dtsmboutss Haff Brother Breaks u
Wortd,s Record.
WILMINGTON, Dell, June 16.-James
deel drove the pacing stallion saladin
mile in 2 ;o9sl over hsli-mile track,
beating the worlds pacing and trotting
records over a half mile track. The
hrat quarter was done in sii4 seconds,
the half In ;os9l, and the three'quar-
tere in ,S0ta. lIe la a halt brother OF
the trotter stamboul (2:o7,s), his aire
being Sultan.
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A rRAMr,s mxpnpuENT.

He sst Fire to y harm in order to Get
Three Meals Day,
SoNoMA, GAL, June rs. Last night a
tramp set Are to barn aud 90 tons OF
hay belonging to l.. M. Johansen near
town. The barn and contents were
totally destroyed, causing loas OF $1,000.
The tramp coolly watched the men hght-
ing the 6re and stated he did IL and
wanted 20 be taken where he could get
three square msala day. He was put
In the Sonoma Jail.
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san rrans,soc Races.

SAN FRANcrsoo, June l6.--Five fur.
longs North won, Conde second, Queen
third time :0as4.
Seven iurlongs--L Lady Geve ME won,
Aerolite second, Currency third; time,
l :20l9.
Four and one-hali iurlongs-Montal-
va won, Seaside second, Warrago third ;
0 ;bh'e,
One mile--St. Patrick won, Garcia
second, Red CLOUD third; time, l, IA,
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National Kspnnltoan LEAGUE.

CRicAao, June l6,--The executive
committee of the national Republican
league went into secret eession again to-
day, considering the plans OF the organ
iEation. BY decisive vote the commit
tee decided 10 make Chicago head
quarters. Secretary A. i. Humphrey
wss reelected in spite OF his protests,
and inally induced to accept, and will
remove from New York 80 Chicago.
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seeletI of oinelnnAtI.

+ BosroN, Juno lA,--rhe last session OF
the meeting OF the society OF Cincinnati
was held today. II voted not 20 change
the motto Of the society; also, not TO sc.
eept the resignstscn OF Hon, Hamilton
Fish, as preeident-ssneral, Other oh-
GERS we're elected az fcllowes Nice.pres-
ident, Robert NJ. Lane OF New Jersey T;
treasurer, John Schuyler OF New York
secretary, Asa r, Gardner OF Rhode
Island; assistant secretary, Thomas +,
Lewndea Of South Carolina.
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The Great Nor,hern,s Cut Met.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, June 16.-The
Northern Pacific railroad will meet the
cut rates announced by the Great
Northern and will, commencing June
18th, make the following reduced rates
to Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington points; From st. Paul, Minne-
apolis, Duluth or Superior, to Helena
or Butte, first-class $25, second-clsss
SIS; to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and
all other North Pacific coast aud Puget
Sound points. first'clsss $S5, second
class $26.
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FOURTH OF JULY,
1893.
HEADQUARTERS
oP THE "a
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

An invitation 10 hereby extended TO the Diff
ferent sections OF Southern California to unite
in the forthcoming celebration In the city OF
Los Angeles on the night of the 4th of July. by
an appro oriate float representing their respeo-
tive localities.
The different railroad companies have gen.
erousy agreed to transport the float or ma
terial to construct the same with two attend
ants in charge. Our committee will furnish
the wagon horses, and the necessary illumtna-
ten therefor, unless the different localities
prefer to furnish their own.
The float must not exceed 10 feet in height
from the ground.
The procession will be an allegorical one.
illustrating periods in our national history
first. and then the growth and development of
Southern California.
The committee hope to see every section ap-
propriately represented in this procession All
persons DESTROYS OF seeing their section repre-
sented are requested to organize into commit
tees ard communicate with the secretary of
this committee, who will cooperate with them.
Our committee has on hand all the no material
necessary to complete the several floats on
their arrival in Los Angeles, the Broadway
market having been secured for that purpose.
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AtIautio e,enmsl,ip,

HAMBURG, June l6,--Arrived: Rugis
from New York, Columbia from New
York.
ScIuly, June l6.-Psseed: Western
land from New York,
BRowHsAD. June lG.-Sighted: UNI
hria from New York.
NRw YoRK, June l6.-Arrived; Gel
lert from Hamburg, Normannia from
Hamburg, La rouraine from Havre.
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their present policy, the same quantity
OF gold will cost rs or 100 per cent more
thau 1t did formerly; in other words,
gold, in it's relation to other commodi-
ties, will have risen TO ratio OF two to
one, and all outstanding debts made 20
years ago will have doubled.
III. ID. BARRows.
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Eonna.

A package worth its weight in gold,
on the corner OF Fourth and Spring
streets. To those troubled with dand-
ruff, or any skin disease, in the shape OF
Smiths Dandruff Pomade. The only
remedy on earth that a single bottle is
guaranteed TO cure any case Of dsndrud
or money refunded. For sale only by
OF 4 Vaughn, corner Fourth and Spring
streets, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-06-17
A NEW pxsrRoyKR.

Tae Investor OF tho Meitnits Has Fro
deeed . New Gun.
PANS, june I6.--Turpin, the inventor
OF melinite, has invented new gun
which oan be carried on light wagon,
In q quarter Of an hour It can discharge
e5. 900 psciectiles over an area OF $4,000
square mstres. AZ the distance OF 1926
yards, he declares, none Of the present
armor plates or Qualifications are capable
OF resisting il.
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Application to Sell Real Estate.

NTOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Methodist Episcopal Church South, OF Los
Angeles, California, has applied for authority
to sell that certain property on Olive street,
known as the District Parsonage, and describsd
as beginn ming at point in the east line OF olive
street so feet south of Eleventh street, thence
south along Olive street ffty-three feet, theme
westerly between parallel lines parallel TO
Eleventh street 1855 feet, and that hearing of
said petition is set for June 23d, 1893, AT ~
M, before Department Three OF this court At
the court house in the city Of Los krseiss
County Clerk and Ex-oficio Clerk Of said Court
By A. w. SEAvER, Deputy. b-lT ot
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A.eos Heath Races.

LONDON, June l6,--At Ascot Heath,
today, the Hardwicke stakes, one and q
halt miles, was won by Watercress,
Simonean second, Kilmarnock third,
The Workinghsm stakes was won by
Pitcher, st. Columbia second and Av-
inctan third.
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Arnhaorani,, A,,nrhna.

SAN FRANcIsoo, June l6,--The place
Of business OF Charles ODER, a wholesale
tohaccenist, was attached today on
claims sggregating 10000. Other
claims, il is said, will he filed, making
the aggregate from $4,000 to 10000,
The assets nominally equal the liabili.
tiac
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The Con,,nias,on CLAUSE.

CmcAGo, June l6,-rhe Western Pass
enger lines today considered the com
mission clause In their agreement, but
no definite action was taken, although
the matter is so arranged that it will
probably be settled tomorrow.
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Stockholders Meeting.

rro THK STOCKHOLDERS OF THE I'M.
L rerial Savings aud Loan Company. No.
toe l. hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stoeh holders OF The ImneriRl Savings and
Loan Company will be held at the compsny's
office in the city and county OF Los Angeles,
: ate OF California on wednesday evening.
Juiy s, 1898, ST 1880 p M, for the purpose OF
electing directors for the ensuing year, ana
such other business as may come before the
meeting. BY order of
PRESIDENT DIR. L. O. MANNING.
GEO. L. MILLS, Secretary.
June l6, 1898. 6.l7 sat ct
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A RAIN aud wind storm,

ATLANTA, Ca, June l6.-A disastrous
rain and wind storm swept over South
Georgia yesterday. At Naldosta and
rhomssville many houses we're blown
down. The mellon and pear crops were
hadly damaged.
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A nlahAtnninn nrfeat.

LONDON, June l6.--rhe election In
Linlithgow, yesterday for successor to
a Gladstonian, resulted Ia reduction
OF the government majority by the cleo
ton OF a Conservative.
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CHAS. A. ALEXANDER,
GRAND MARSHAL.
GEO. ATWOOD, secretary. 8.l5

DRoPo5AIs FOR FURL, FORAGE AND
L sTRAw.-H Headqqsrters Department, OF All.
Angeles, Cal, June II. 3:-sealed proposals.
In trIplicate will be received at this once ana
at the office OF the Qusrtermaster at each OF the
posts below named until II o'clock a. M, 12Oth
meridian time, on July ls. 1893, and then
OF ned in the presence of attending bidders,
for furnishing Fuel, Forage aud Straw At Eorn
Apache, Bowie, Grant, HuaehucA, A. T., San
Carlos and whipple Barracks, A. T., Forts Bay
ard, Marcy, Stanton and Wingate, M. Los
Angeles and san Diego Barracks, CAL during
the fiscal year ending June Both, 1894. Pref
erence given to articles of dom estio produc.
ton and manufacture, conditions of price and
quality being equal, and such preferences given
TO articles OF American production and manu-
faeture produced on the Pacific Coast to the ex-
tent OF the oonsum piion required by the pub.
lio service there. Proposals for quantities less
than the whole required, or for delivery at
points other than those named, Will be enter
tanned. specifications, general instructions 10
bidders and blank forms of prop sal will bs
furnished on application here or at the Offices
of the respective post quartermssters, X. B,
ATWOOD, Major and Chief Quartermaster.
al
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Hiverslde's Suspended Bank.

RIVERSIDE. June 10. The bank com-
missioner 10 busy examining the affairs
OF the suspended Riverside bank. A
meeting OF the directors was held this
afternoon, but no news is obtainsble re-
Rarding what WAS done.
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Lnlsnh IeNer.nn M.

FAIL RIvRS, Mass,, June l6.--Joseph
Jefferson was taken i'll on the boat from
New York last nisht and physician
spent some time with him. He seemed
in bad condition, but it is said he is
only very weak
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A rinkat nfLnarn.

PANS, Juno i6,-Charles de Lesseps
has been granted ticket OF leave In
accordance with the decision OF the
court Of cessation in his case. He will
quit the hospital and prisop forthwith.
The herald., 1893-06-17
DELINQUENT TAXES.

A Publication of Great Interest 60 Tax
payers.
just been published by the HERALD.
Every property owner in Los Angeles
county should be cure and obtain u
copy, Even il taxes have been paid
there lie ehancs that errors have been
made which may cause owners much
annoyance. The tax hst is issued in a
twenty-iour page edition of the HERALD
and will be sold for ten cents per copy in
cash or stamps.
The herald., 1893-06-17
A Deod of Aesirnment,

0swEao, Kan, jane 10. Angel, Mat
theweon & Co. filed at 0swego this even
ing a deed OF assignment OF all their
property to q. l.. Caldwell. Liabilities
$l0o, 600 assets not known as yet.
The herald., 1893-06-17
A Texas Bank Closes Doors.

BRowNwoop, Tex, June l6.-The City
National bank has closed doors. The
tighsness of the money market and
slow collections are the cause assigned.
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The Bering sea Court.

PARIS, June l6.--Sir Richard Webster,
OF the counsel for Great Britain, today
continued argument before the Bering
sea court OF arbitration.
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Carnni,. nnnhiilnn.

PARIS, June l6,-rhe condition Of
President Csrnot is q tribe improved to-
night. lie suffered relapse today and
there was much anxiety as TO the re-
sult
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fine FishinS at aIAmlnoth wharf.

Pompsno, smelt, rock bass, ell are
biting. Fishing tackle, poles and bait
can be had on the wharf, where fine fish
dinners are now served. Sunday round
trip, when Southern Pacific trains run
through, 90 cents.
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Murdered by burglars.

Nx.sSm~rSsaIsc, Ntl<..s,s ,s.--~--~es--S. ~,
Ma..is was shet by two burglars in his
house last night. He discovered them
in his parlor, and they shot him twice.
He died this morning.
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nanArnn.

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance, is
cured by ekookum rect hair grower. All
dru1Sists.
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rlnnh ana Nrnl,nr.

CmoAeo, June 16,--rhe Columbian
Athletic club has matched Colonel Flood
OF Australia aud Peter Maher for 10
round contest June Goth,
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Farmers and RorsemeH-Halrs Cream
SAive for horses viii keep the i3es of q sore,
heals barbed wire cats, cures old sores. Some
tAins new, something good 81. OA s
Naushns dfue store Fourth and Spring sl&
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al nl.ilIlnrx nnrnn,i.

HAssrssusa, Pa, June Is. The High
Spire distillery burned tonight, and
with 1t at least 5000 barrels Of whisky,
entailing loss of 5000, 900,
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uans.a for NKursiar.

Cars CuAsLSs, Va, June l6.-George
Drier, Polish Jew who murdered Mrs.
Fanny NJ. Fadden, In October, 1871, was
hanged at EAetville, Va. this afternoon.