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The herald., 1893-05-17
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Yesterdays Races at San Francisco and
on Eastern Tracks.

Yesterdays Races at San Francisco and
on Eastern Tracks.
SAN Francisco, May 16.-Five-eighths
of mile-Ida Glenn won, Abe P. sec
ond, Mount Carlos third; time, 1:02H.
Three-quarters of a mile-Clacquer
won, Connaught second, Sidney third
time, :161a.
One mile-Red Cloud won, Quarter
staff second, Nero third; time, :4319
Nine-six teenths of q mile-Romulus
won, Polaski second, Vicace third; time,
OBJ.
six furlongs-Jim Lee won, North
second, Happy Day third; time, :15.
ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB.
sr. LOUIS, May 16.-The track was
slow.
Six furIongs-Rube Burrows won,
Topgallant second, Daphne third !; time,
1:171a.
Five furlongs-Whirl won, Bollinger
second, Whitestons third; time, :044
Six furlongs-Sweet Bread won, Sly
Lisbon second, Red Cap third; time,
1:1714.
Six and one-hslf furlougs-S Sewanee
won, Gen. Mitchell second, John X.
third; time, :2514.
Six and one-half furlongs-B Boston Boy
won, Freedom second, Ethica third
time, :2614. i,
Seven and one.half furlongs-Ethel
Gray won, Lord Willowbrook second,
Edgar johnson third; time, :361s.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16.-The track
was heavy.
One mile-Ragner won. Vida second,
Shadow, third; time, :46.
Five furlongs-C Consistent won, French
Lady second, Hira Villa third; time,
1:13.
One and one.sixteenth miles-Galinda
won, Helen second, Tulla Blackburn
third. Time, 1852.
Six furlongs-Queen Regent won, The
King second. Experience third; time,
LIB.
One mile and sc yards--Lake Breeze
won, Michael second, Torrent third /;
time, / :4S.
EVENTS AT GRAv.sEND.
GRAvEsEND, May 16.-Rsin track was
heavy.
Half a mile-Dobbins won, Discount
second, Curacao third; time, 0:49M.
Six furlongs -Addie won, Alonzo Sec
ond, Metuchen third; time, l :18.
One and one-sixteenth miles-V Virgie
The herald., 1893-05-17
SOCIETY.

The young women of St. Paul's Guild
will give panel pictures and tableaux
on Tuesday evening, May 23rd, at st.
Paul's hall on Olive street between
Fifth and Sixth streets, for the benefit
of a free bed in st. PauPs hospital. The
musical programme will be managed by
Professor Preston Ware Orme. The ad-
mission will be 25 cents.
The herald., 1893-05-17
The facilities Of the new wharf at Port

The facilities of the new wharf at Port
Los Angeles could scareelv he h-4I--
Illustrated than by the fact that even In
its uncompleted state the steamer San
Mateo discharged 4400 tons of coal in
four days on to the cars there. ]. j..
Mellus will give her portion of re-
turn cargo in the shane of 1900 sacks of
barley. This is the beginning of what
will prove to be great commercial
record.
The herald., 1893-05-17
Too POOR TO Employ Counsel.

DETROIT, Mich, May 16.-The court
martial of Lieutenant William M. NJ.
Williams, accused Of disobeyance of or
ders and charged with conduct unbe-
coming an officer in contracting debte
which he neglected to pay, commenced
today. On the latter charge Williams
was court.martialed and suspended two
years ago. The court took 9 arecess'un,
till tomorrow to enable the accused Of
fieer to procure counsel, which he says
he is> unable to do because OF lack Of
Il
The herald., 1893-05-17
A nfiSn,.bt plazs.

A fire started in the engine room of
Bloeser's carpet cleaning establishment
on Pearl street, last. night about IL
O'Clock. An alarm was sent in from box
46 and the flames were extinguished be-
fore much damage had been done.
About $50 worth of property was in
jured, all Of which lie covered by insur-
nnca
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Results OF Yesterdays Games IN East-
ern Diamonds.

Results OF Yesterdays Games IN Ea5t-
ern Diamonds.
BosTog, May 16.-The Champions de-
feated the Giants in very one-sided
game. Boston, 10; New York, l.
BROOKLYN, May 16.-The Baltimore
Brooklyn game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
PHL LADELPHIA, May 19-The Philadel-
phia-Wsshington game was postponed
on account OF rain.
CHICAGO, May l6.-Both pitchers we're
trihe wild. but tfsctive and we'll sup
ported. Chicago, 3; Pittehurg, 2.
CLEVELAND, May 16. The Louisville-
Cleveland game was postponed on &C.
count of rain.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Hawley was
pounded severely today. st. Louis, 8
| Cincinnati, l.
The herald., 1893-05-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY CARRIER;
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
to The DAILY HERALD Will pe promptly discon'
tinued hereafter. NO papers viii be seut TO
subsori bers by mall un eps the same have been
paid for In advance This rule is ta flexible
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, q
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file
in his ofiice
THE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hotel
new sta Id, Ban Franci' co, ior SC copy.
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Ars,-.IIan Panic substding.

sYpxEY, N. S. W, May 16 More
deposits than Withdrawals were made
at the savings banks in this city today.
The financial panic is subsiding in Aus
tralian cities, although in the provinces
il hos not vet abated.
The herald., 1893-05-17
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, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. For sale
in 90 cents and 81 bottles by all leading
druuoicta
The herald., 1893-05-17

MANY Cslifornians will be greatly
pleased at the appointment of A. @. Ba-
ker as Chief Justice OF Arizona. He is
young lawyer Of great ability-young at
least in connection with such q grave
trust--who has figured as lawyer in
San Diego, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. When Col. A. B. Hotchkies was
district attorney of San Diego county
Mr.. Baker was his assistant. For years
he has made his residence in the sun
kiseed land, and he has richly earned
his preferment. When Arizona is ad-
mitted as q state which she will be in
all probability next winter, the election
OF two United States senators will afford
an opportunity for rewarding two more
faithful Arizonans by sending them to
the senate Of the United States. Mean
while the Herald tenders its hearty
congratulations to Chief Justice Baker.
He is one of San Diego Gordon
that gathered around the beautiful bay
In years long past, and who are now
scattered far and near. We always
gladly chronicle the success of any of
them from Whatsoever zone they may
hail,
The herald., 1893-05-17

GRAND OPERA HousE-.The brilliant
author aud actor Mr.. Richard Mansfield
will appear for two nights this week.
Mr.. Mansfield is an actor of remark
able artistic ability. His boldness, dash,
and originality have been exceptional,
have and made an unusual stir in the the
atrical world in the past few years. He
has ventured with eager spirits into un-
trodden fields of character, and out Of
every venture he has added new credit
to himself. He has been most bril-
liantly successful in all, and has had
some great successes which have stirred
the dried bones Of conventional acting,
and inspired the hope that there is
plenty of materialif the artist will only
seek it. II it were only for this, Mr..
! Mansfield would be one of the
etriking figures OF the time. He
is a man of great resources,
and has them entirely at his command.
For his appearance in. this city, he has
decided to offer Friday night The Scarlet
Letter and Saturday night The Partisan
Romance. The sale indicates that a
fashionable audience will be in attend
ence.
WILD WEST SHow-Charles Meadows
"Arizona Charlie" was born March 10th
1858 at Visalia California, belonging to
an old frontier family that made, for the
borders of civilization in the early days,
when the redskins were plentiful, and
nearly always on the war-psth. He
passed his boyhood days amid surround
ings which but few dwellers in towns
and cities can understand.
One by one his nearest and dearest
relationa fell about him in conflict with
the treacherous Apaches and from the
terrible Diamond Valley Indian fight in
which his father and two, brothers were
killed he emerged the hero, and to this
day people OF Tonto Basin tell the story
of his heroism.
Mr.. Meadows with his Wild West
Show opens his engagement in the city
at Athletic park Tuesday May 23rd an6
continues for six days.
The herald., 1893-05-17

THE HERALD is indebted to Senator
S. M. White for important public docu-
ments. Those devoted 70 the senate
debates on silver and TO the Brussels
monetary conference are Of special in
terest. NTNH
The herald., 1893-05-17
Miies, Nerve and Liver PINE

Act on a new principsl--regulating the liver.
stomach and bowels through the nerve, A
biliousness bad tastes. torpid liver, pi es, CON
stipation. Unequalled Tor men, women and
children. Smallest, miidest, surest. Fifty doses
North Spring.
The herald., 1893-05-17
rno Coca Unwbfpt.

New YORK. May 16 Judge Benedict
in the United States circuit court hand
ed down decision today, quashing the
indictment against John C.sEno, who
recently gave himself up to the author
tiles.
The herald., 1893-05-17
a R,ch rrau,a Death.

Lou1svfLLE, KY, May l6.-A. V. Du-
pont, aged so years, the richest man in
louisville. died suddenly OF heart failure
at the residence Of his brother this alter
noon
The herald., 1893-05-17
Hong Lee.

fancy goods All kinds of silks. silk dress pat
terms, embroidered silk dressing gowns shawls
and handkerchiefs, and gents furnishing
wear. respectfully call the attention of the
public to he fact that all my stock is now on
special sale, regardless OF cost. No. sos North
Main street, opposite the plaza, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-05-17
POINTERS poR TO-DAY,

PARK THRATER--rhe shaughran.
ATHLETIC PARK--Baseball, Los Angeles VS..
San Fraucisco
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wrnNrsnAY. NAY ~. 1909.
wEDNEsDAY. MAY II, 1898.
Am INDEx ro YESTERDAY.
ny TELEGRAPH-The Chinese questic

ny TELEGRAPH-The Chinese question
occupies the attention OF the cabinet. The
administration disappointed by the decision
OF the supreme court. Naval officers be-
lieve there is probability OF war with China
The state department not alarmed 49,.
cold day at Chicago. u. Decreased
attendance at the worlds fair The Sunday
closing question still open ii. Lively times
in the worlds womeus congress. The Ma
tionsl Editorial association meets More
bank and business failures. e. Murderer
AImy executed. . Gen. II. Dimond reap,
pointed superintendent OF tho San Francisco
mint John L. Sullivan in trouble.
...Mnckay sottles with his doctors. Hap.
penings In the old world.
LOOAL-Cases IN the Justices courts The
city council advocate the purchase of the
land for the head works ef the water system
...A committee appointed to investigate
sharges against Fire Commissioner Mcialn
....The Southern Pacific slashes rates on
west-bound freight. Thomas Townsend
smashes Notary Public Oliver .The yoak-
am probate case. Judge smith knocks out
blanket information against Fonda,
Blackmailers who practice upon impression.
able young men VIM. Fl. Young, the mac,
must stand trial for numbering Irene Mans
field New suits aled. -. i. sullivans
examination for assault e.. Samuel Smith
badly injured jn a runaway accident. Wig
gins wall weakena. .Trottinghorse Breed.
ers association meeting.
NEIGHBoRING TowNs-Redlanda to OBJ
serve Decoration day .Capistrano notes.
Shipping at Redondo. Long Beach news
Big crops assured to Anaheim farmers
Santa Ana's rlty council meeting Po-
Enmona gmatters PasadenaR and Its street
paving THE hrst car over tho mountain
railway,
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Guaranteed ouro.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Dr. Kings New discovery for Consumption,
COUGHS and Colds, upon this condition: s1f you
are afflicted with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat, or Chest trouble, and Will use this
remedy as directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no beneht, you may return the bot
tie ana have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know that DR..
Kings New Discovery could be relied on. II
never dissppoints Trial bottles free at @. f.
Heinzemans drug store, 222 North Main
street. Large size, soc and 81.
The herald., 1893-05-17

Wall Paper at Cost.
Closing out sale-Eck strom & Strasburg. 3O7
and 800 South Main street.
The herald., 1893-05-17

a wonderiul stomach oorrector--Beeoham's
The herald., 1893-05-17

Buggy robes and horse blankets at Foys old
reliable saddlery house, 315 N. Los Angeles sE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
THE UNIVERSITY REGENTS
Adjourn TIL July 20. Thus Cutting Out
Two of Turner's Opponents
Ia Il rra1ilrf--

Adjourn TIL July 20. Thus Cutting Out
Two of Turner's Opponents
sveet9I 9sG4oran 70 tas 5ss'Its-
MoRGANTowN, W. VA, June 16.-
At last nights meeting Of the Board OF
Regents, an adjournment was had until
July 20, Major Bennett stated thai as
his term of office would expire on the
2sth Of June, and as he was interested
in the fight before the board, he asked
that they meet again before the expira-
tion of his term OF office. Major Ben
nett is opposed to DR.. Turner, and
when the friends Of the President found
that by an adjournment until July they
could cut off one of his opponents. they
At once made q move in that direction.
Turner's enemies opposed this but
found themselves in the minority. Re-
gent Schilling's term OF Office expires at
the same time as Major Benefits
Whether the Governor will appoint men
friendly to DR.. Turner or not Is a mat
ter of conjecture,
II is understood from expressions OF
members of the Board that Mr.. Howard
Ogden will be removed at the next meet
ing. Professor T. G. Atkeson, teacher
OF agriculture, will hardly be reappoint-
ed, his term having expired. He has
been working hard with the Board,
however, for his reappointment. The
Turner forces are lead by James Brown
Of Kanawha county, and the opposition
by Major Bennett.
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TEE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

..I...-- al Kew York
New YORK, June 16.-The Clearing
House Loan Com mittee met this morn
ing, but did not issue any certificates.
After the meeting, members OF the
committee declined TO give any informa-
tion to reporters.
The action of the Clearing House AS
ISOLATION was warmly commended, and
it was conceded that 1t has had very
beneficial effect. A member Of the
Clearing House Association, speaking
of the matter to-day, said:
"The result has justified the action
and other financial centres are follow
ing. Chicago is, OF course, notable ex-
ception and the dispatches from that
city are somewhat amusing. For In
stance we are told to-day that Chicago
will not issue clearing house certiti-
Gates; that there is no necessity for such
q course, as Chicago is able TO pay cash
on demand
Here is little incident that speaks
for itself as to Chicago's ability TO pay
cash. One of our small country custom
ers, which had kept an average balance
with US Of only $4,000 or sc, 900, asked
us for $50, OOOin currency to help him In
an emergency. We let him have 1t. In
letter we received from him thanking
US for the assistance rendered, they
said: Our oldest Chicago correspondent
Is the bank. We applied
to them for S25, 600 OF re-discount a few
days since, and they answered that II
was utterly impossible to render assist
ance.'
That tells the tale Of ChIcago's con-
dition. It also illustrates how New
York, besides taking care Of its home
customers, has assisted the banks
throughout the country"
There was slight falling of In the
shipments Of currency to-day. The
demand for currency has increased the
free gold In the Treasury. Last night
1t exceeded s92, 600, 900, gain Of 81
600, 900 over last week.
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CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

BosToN, MASS, June 16.-Winkley,
Dresser & Co., the Milk street stationerS,
assigned to-day to Francis Doane, q
well-krown ststioner. The Liabilities
are $3.50, 600, and the assets are some
where in that neiRhborhood. The cause
Of the failure is tight money.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 16.-The Gen
essee Oil Works, limited, have made q
general assignment. The liabilities OF
the company are about $500, 600. The
cause OF the assignment was the in
ability TO meet several large notes when
they became due, or 70 have them ex-
tended. Among lhe preferences are the
First National Bank OF Minsrsville,
Pa, two notes for S., 600 and 1900; the
Hazleton Banking and Trust Company,
OF Paterson, Pa. $4,000.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 16.-Comp-
troller Eckels to-day appointed Robert
NJ. Ditty receiver OF the Citizens Nat
ional Bank Of Hillsboro. Ohio.
NEW YORK, June 16.-The run on the
Irving Savings institution ceased yes
terday afternoon. During the three
DAYS which the run on the bank coDtin-
ned. SIs4, 600 was withdrawn. The
Withdrawals were made chiefly by small
deposItors, and no effect has been felt
By the bank which has had about 500,
600 in reserve funds.
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WHEEIING W. VA SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE T. 1898
F6od Reads Ne Srd Register Owns the Franchise the Two Great Press Associations

which. to prepare the rebuttal, which
the court granted. At 3:45 o'clock the
iury returned TO the court room.
Marshal billiard was the first witness
called In rebuttal. He was asked as to
the Quarrel In the matron's room. de
said:
az saw Mrs. Reagan about It. Mrs.
Reagan aRd the Rev. Buck entered the
office. She handed me the paper, and
said she was willing TO sign 1t. SAID
to her: If you do so, you do so In direct
violation of my orders. l told her II
she had anything to say she had better
say it in court"
That ended the evidence for to-day,
and all Of 1t, in fact, except that OF a
how in Fall River who, on Monday morn
ing. will testify regarding the two boys,
Brown and Barlow, who were on the
stand yesterday.
The court and counsel held consul
tation. At its conclusion Judge Mason
addressed the jury, telling them not 10
form an opinion until they had heard
the whole case. -,
Then an adjournment was had until
Monday morning at O'CLOCK. Inc
bows, Brown and Barlow, were OUTSIDE
the court house this afternoon, com
nlaininQ bitterly of the treatment that
Bartow was subjected to last night oy
the members of the Fall River police
force.
When the boys had testified yester'
day. so they say, they were locked In
room in the court house and there De-
tective Shaw tried to find out how they
came to appear as witnesses and then
as they allege, he tried TO intimidate
tnann
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NEWSLETG
Interesting Pieces OF Telegraphic News In
Small Space.


The steamer Balco has sailed from st
Johns for Philadelphia, to take the Peary
expedition to Greenland. She is fully
equipped and newly fitted, especially for
this VOYAGE. and carries coal and pro-
visions for the whole party for eighteen
months. Capt Henry Bartlett commands
and Capt. Edward Tracy is the chief
officer. The crew numbers seventeen
hands.
The condition of President Csrnot is be-
lieved TO be serious He suffered relapse
Yesterday and much anxiety is felt as to
his recovery.
The sugar refinery and stores owned by
David Martineau s. Sons, limited, at Can
ninEton, England, were burned last night.
Loss, $3.50, 000
Six deaths from cholera were reported
in Cette, France. and three in Alais yester-
daY.
The latest advices from Mecca where
cholera is raging, show that there have
been $50 deaths form the disease during
the past five days.
1t was reported that Marie Wainwright,
the actress, is 20 be married soon to Paul
Schultz. Of Tacoma, Washington, who is
director Of the Tacoma Land Company and
President Of the Tacoma bank.
Senator Sherman left Washington last
evening for his home in Mansfield, Ohio,
where be will remain until Congress as
semOles.
VIM. NJ. Meredith. chief Of the govern
ment Bureau Of Engraving and Pri9ting,
and Christopher Manner, Collector Of In
terual Revenue, First district Of Illinois,
have resigned
Internal Revenue Commissioner MILLER
has prepared statement which shows that
the total sugar bounty for the fiscal year
ending June 81, will oe s., +03 .eS9. The
amount actually paid is as follows a On
cane sugar, 6, 90, ,sa4; on beet sugar. fSl,-
S63; on sorgpm sugar. 9,Sl7; on hple
sugar, go, 1l9; total, s., 800. .29S.
The President. though still suf-t ing
from rheumatism, went te the White H, fuse
Yesterday At his usual time. The CABINET
meeting was attended ey all member ex-
cept Secretary Herbert, who is out the
city.
Henry Hall was hanged AZ Ashlan(s II,
yesterday, for the murder Of mis- bro
The Columbian Athletic Club, OF +
60. has matched Cal Flood, Of Aus 4
and Peter Miner for ten-rCznd q =
on June 26. The 90 Is TO be keHG
IN fha finish f1ht between Hun
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ALVEY LlttIs Incident.

CHICAGO, June IA lively incident
TO-DAY marked the annual meeting OF
the National Society Of the Sons OF the
American Reyslution. Bishop Cheney,
Of Chicago, expressed wish that the
pharss, 80 oppose by moral means the
spread OF ansrchai ideas and lavless-
ness" be incorporated 10 the constitu-
tion.
In q second. General J. c. Breckin-
ridge, Of iWsshinRtop, was on his feet
hotly opposing Bishop Cheney's propo-
sItion. ',This society has no more busl-
ness tryidg to pat down anarchy than
IL has 70 put down hell" said be.
Tbs Gfneral ripped oot the exclaus-
tIon win force that made the good
Bishop start. Il was voted down-
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OPINIONS OF ATTORNEYS.
The "aeraId" Asks Their Views on tho
states Evidence,

eHtateIs GNioehCoi
Nrw York. June 16.-Instructions
were sent by telegraph yesterday to the
Herald correspondents in many OF the
large cities OF the country TO interview
leading criminal lawyers on the evidence
presented by the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts in its case against Lizzie
Borden, accused OF the murder OF her
father and sIepmother and now on trial
in New Bedford. The correspondents
were particularly instructed to get ex-
nressions OF opinion as TO the sufhclen-
CIV of the evidence introduced to prove
the guilt of the accused. Replies have
been received frem all sections OF the
country, North, East, South and west
The lawyers area almost snanimous
in the opinion that the case OF the COM
monweath is very weak; that there is
not sufficient evidence to warrant
verdict against the prisoner; that no
motive has been proved, and that In
eliminating evidence is weak. Even
the States supposedly strongest theory
of exclusive opgortunity" IS heid oy
thinks the commonwealth HSe ,,;Jnn, oeea Ina., ~
strong case. A Buffalo JGasI y ,,'o-'>~
convinced Of her guilt. A lawyer
in Washington believes the accused
guilty, but could not vote for convic-
tion on the evidence presented, and In
many cities there is un undercurrent
of conviction of her guilt, but the testi-
mony offered by the State would not
Justify verdict against her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-17
RanuhlIonn Learue Cheoses ChIcago.

CHICAGO, June 16.-By a decisive
vote to-day the Republican League Ex-
ecutive committee chose Chicago as its
headquarters. The fight tegan at the
opening of the session, and was pushed
for all ii was worth by the Western and
Southern men. An informal ballot was
first taken which showed such an over
whelming sentiment in favor OF Chlca-
20 that Washington was Withdrawn and
Chicago unanimously selected. reso-
luton introduced to placate the East
ern men proposing to establish sub
headq quarters at Providence, r. l., for
New England States to be in charge OF
an assistant secretary together with an
other resolution TO establish southern
headquarters az Chattanooga, Tenn,
were referred to the subcommittee
which is tantamount to g refusal. The
selection of Chicago was conceded oy sew
eral members TO leave the secretaryship
between ex-Sscretary Mckee, OF Wash
ington, and Col. Allen, OF Michigan, q
recess was taken until 2:50.