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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
Das Serbrcrnsr Don singescGensn &ertbpa.
p;ereu in Ytrlin.

DuS StLptSHiSh pUi ttlHthGHSHSH >INLtttS'
pjeren ii! berlin.
flint bis ieG8 boben 8camtcn, eu1pfGlgt
bic sur &erllidltun9 bs%iiilnlnten Faptere,
oereu Ncunmsrtb it1 oft auf Sunocrte
Don Rillioncu b%ctd,ft, III ~ffcii,en pcrs
I6uiirteu 4Safcten /; iic iiberliefert bieicle
ben telu cigenS bier;u an~9elcstcu Sfeu,
III pelfem Ihou porGcr eth fairies Scuer
entsiinbct iporSen lit - unIcr Bib 3cigt
bie Serrer sbcn bel bieIer 1Gdti9feit.
SinS Oie 4dtd,en Dor Oct, 4usen Ser
&ommiIiipu perbranMt. 10 miro Dibt
iiber BEN Selter eli, eager Toit oor9cs
jdoben, tDeld)er eit 0erauSnebnien uns
oerbrannter 4apicrreite %pcr5inbert, aus
BerOem miro Der game Sfen leitcnS Der
&pmmiliio.t nod burd) eincn SeGel &C.
ldloncn. Oomit cher nid)t etpa cir
nrr angeien9terO nnoertmarfidein bur9
oel S1ornftcidl entpeid,e. bot man Die
lem cinen lailger @es inter Dem Sofs
ourG, banu an cincrn S%intcrbanle chi,
por angemisIsn, rnb erit bort fiibyt or
bier 3reppen bo6 ms Trcie. llnb
ielbit bier bat mon nod cine Nbfperrun9
oorgenommen ein 0ioit nit feiuent
Dtaiden1es bedt Die Wiinoun9. DAP
audi nidt Der ~tleiuite Seten cntpii9cn
fam. = o. lit nit alienl Iufma,S bon
S1arfiinu oafiir gclorgt, baB Die gum
Seuertobe perirtBcilten @ertbpapiere
aud wirflid Oieien 500 iterben uno
nidt etma ir9enOiDo Dieoer 81 einen'
ga,l3ii9 seietpiSrisen gebcu erwadbcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
EurntagSuergniigeu.

d} IN rSadmeu sic iid
bonn gar nt9t?! Seben Sonntag
t,ii6 t9 sic nit eircm Haui@ euf Die
@a9ftuhs brinsen !"-0etrunfes
uer: IS bitt'-ent-iduloigen fdon
-9err Wadmann-uatsr Der @oden
bob' i.balt gum Saufen ia Seit!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

unteroffiaisr (u asbmanu,
pel6er pdbrenS elmer Mtari4ibun9
iuriiGbleibt) rgta. 2ebnlann, Ou ette
Sdmflse 1braalampe -@illft Dohl bier
rpartrn, bis De paifiide OILS 3teler
5protten perfsoft iperb'n i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
itrhrreiulimmung.

9ater gum Sobn, naAoem bies
fer ,ufi, brittcu Wfal i'm Gran1en bnr9.
a4anen iit): sd bate mobl better
Seihan, Did ein Sanoiperf lernet. su
ober bergleiden =
5otu: ga, lieber Yapa. bas babe
i& mir au9 mou9mal gerpiinf9t, wer,t
i'd abenbs ben Sausi4liiiel perSeile'1
h1tfei"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

narfen. Butter
anberlcop bur1'
500 bamalB san5
Horbs unb Wfitr
telbeuti blant
unS errang burd
ietne Serehtiam.
felt bic 9~ldn3enb,
fen @foise. 81
bate tnbeb bier.
bel iam ardSk
am feT auge.
4 ren9 ct unb
t%S.E%o Ma 0n.g
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

Huutsrofft5ier: .Bas lit alio
talb l!nfS. 9rhbms pr t
weist).-unteroffijier: rRa,
balb linfs lit gan, baiielbe tpie balb
re9ts, nur grab bas ge9cntbeil, sic
Ramesl Ste u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
GlGanOer !.

Wtian. Ra.alie.
an Der Oouau li6 etwas 9ieues oorbes
rette, nobel aud baS 8olf 8u fenem Sas
oiar fommen tpiirbe. Ste ruiIiite
Sabrifatiou in Sieiem ientimentafen
Ribrftiid bofumentirte iid bonn aud
3temlt9 raid unb CAB tn etnem 9naaz
eifett 81 8elgrab Die @ntnort auf Die
BON Seiterrei6 unteritiisteu @eliiite bes
9oburgers. in Gotta cine bulsariihe
Opnaitie ju be9riinoeu.
@ele9entlt9 etnes @ajtmabls, Sas
Der anabe Gleranber 3u Gbrsn feineS
9lidli6 beitanbsnen StaatseramenS
CAB, flopite CT 3iptI6en Wtateu uuS
@emiiie ans @tas. banfte IN poltaee
leeten WOrten ben Ressnten unb ibren
Wfiniltern fir bisbsrige Wfib epaltnng
nnO ertldrte, CT iperoe fortau bic 3isel
Der &e9ierung ielbit iibren. nmh,
tros oes le6baftcn Riberfpru9s Der
ueberrafdten, tibernabm Mteranber,
Dem CUR @roBid9rigfeit nod mebr als
Elm sSabr feblt, Die ReSierung, uib baS
Nolf flati9te Betfal unb mars lnfrie.
ben.
Der iiberaus sIatte, unblutise Ser,
lauf Sieiss S~toatsftrsi6s ltoSfSi In Der.
i9iebenen llriaden besriinSet. Dte
Re9cnten Serbiens, berert beSeuteubiter
Sooan @tftiti6 fdon sinu,af, udbreib
Der Minoeridbrisfeit 3bnts Mfaans,
bte &e9eutidaft eeiiibrt bate nnb her
leet i'm o.. Vebensiabre .ftebt, Datten
ibre Stellung gum peri5nNden 8or.
tbeil uno 5a benz ibrer Uretnbe mfg
brau9t uto babur9 int Qaube cine
Serittmm1ng berborserufen. bic cine
9ewaltiame umtDalauns bnrd bas 6oif
beitirdten lief. Die iofort in elmer
Proclamation gemodten Berit9eruus
gen oes tun9en 86niss, er merbe bieien
iSuitanben Elm Gnbe bereiten unb bie
Q6tun9 Der biir9erhGen ReGte unb
Der osrfaliunesmdbisen Prioilesien bes
IorIaments ipisber berfte1en. tpursen
oaber BON Der Mebrbeit Der 8ep6lfe=
rli,9 NIT Subel asisenolnmeu. Iueer>
benz itebt bic ierbiide Qrmes auf Der
Sette beS S0nt0S, Die benin iiberbaupt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
Sopor &ifitit.

ri9eu Rs8ierung In Serbieu siner
anBerorbettli6en Sdafteusbruns 3siete
unb ieinem 2anbs 9robe Grfolge unb
Gortf9rttte bra4te.
Milar mar es nobt and, Der, in
@erbtnbuns NIT Or. Ootttid, benz
Gr3ieber ieiues Sobnss unb ietisen
9rsmlermtniter Serbisns, Die Gfn;st<
6etten Der fletnen 8onGbie nereinbarte.
Ileranber L aber, benz Der BART bereits
borbar tpadIen foa. 1T iiir suten Ratb
empfdnglid uno peritebt es, etae 9eftion
jn lerren.
60 feblt nun ei9entlid nur nod, .eab
au9 bas holldu6ti9e Ntlbelmtnden
unb Der fleine Glfonlo BON Spantfn
ii6 matorentt %erfl6ren, baHn 1T Der
S6nigsfinberearten i'm atten europa
fomptett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
I Am1orins amStrfeop.
Bar elm Sdi1si;er bon GetIr! nno
EberneneraI Der Seiaiten.

Ger Dor 9urssn, iii Sieiole all Der
;Sufuen,a peritorbene Seinitenseneral
Bater GntoniuS InberlebD mar 1919 81
8riea i'm S6mciser 9antou @ollis 9e.
borei. Seine gro6en 9cnntniiie uno
feline ouberorbentii1e @eidid!idfeit i'm
Dienfte Der inneren Wtiifion natten
i'm febr balS ;i eiriert Der beS:utcnSifcn
8ertreter Der 0ele1idaft Seiu, III Dersu
Dieuit CT and in ben Ser. Staatcn bei'
nabe brei Sabre binourd tbdtig mar.
0ier erbielt Ct bic Rrtefter,peibs urS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
Sdersfrage.

Wet9cs lit unbebinst Der flcinltc
Walb In Deuti6lanb ?-I ntDort
Der Sbeutpalb !; Bonn i'm Qiebe beibt's
ausSridii9 IS itebt Elm Baum I'M
i'm Sbenwalb."
EfeRtrif&e SoRomottpen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

Coughing Leads 10 Consumption
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough OF
once.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

lo~nstbati9teit aufseben. Dafar ipto.
tnete er iib nit ui6t minoerem Grfolas
Der Seitun9 Der Sciuitenf9ulen unb Der
Deranbilouns Der Mifiiondre.
Srn Sabre 1883, ole bas bobe Nlter
bes on Der Spite Der @elel5daft ffeben.
ben Fater Beefr eincn Soabintor min.
lhensmertb erf9etnen lieb, ipurSe gin.
oerleSp gum Stetlpertreter bes Srbens.
generals, NIT benz Redt Der Nabfolgc,
ertpdblt. gu Gniang 1884 itarb Bedr
uno leit oieler .3ett bat NnberlebD uner.
miibli6 oaran 9earbeitet, ieinem Orben
oieleniee Ma4titefluns 3i errin9en, bi.
oer1elbe ge9enspdrtig beiist beiteben
bod, ilber bic San;e Grbe. pertbeilt, on
$500 Wfilfioneu, unb Die 3abl Der Sc,
iuiten, Frieftcr unb gffilitrte fpirb aui
10000 geihdtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09

bic fife
0 Dttf9
etnen itarfen Ins
bang in Serbien
beftt. Wtan Sarf
nt6t per9ellsn
baB 86uig Mi.
tan, bsilen Rere
i6uli6fett bur6
feline Sptenetbeu,
f6aft tn BEN leg
ten Sabren rs4t
untpmm tbif9
Duroe, iDdbreno
ietner fait 21idhz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-06-09
ttnter Softer NtfsIauS

uutet Stotler WttDt0ue
mar es = 10 ersdblt Giftor Scbn ia
letnem na4gelaiIenen @erfe DE mo-
ribus Ruthenorum" = itrense Der.
botcn, BON Dem idledten 9lima Yetsrs.
burss 81 ipre9en. Oas @etter bnrite
lhlett Senannt iperbcn, aber ni6t bas
3lima. Gbenio wenia burite ma
fa9cn. baB Senleub i'm Neidle tuilgese.
Der 8atfer Mitolaus bciudte cililial
eth Sofpital. trat ju Dem Bette ei.ca
Ggpbusfrarfen uub fragte ben &tr,t.
aus ipeldjer llrlahe Die &raufGeit ipoii
eutitanben iei. .8obl burd Sunser,.
iagte Der Goftor. Der Saifer fa5 ign
srimmig on nnb 9tn9 uettsr; btiin
Ibfdieb aber trat ber Saiier nod)n,ats
onf i4n su unb ia9te: rDu, i,ilnii
0cin Mtaul belIer in N6t!" SGpn am
nddlten 1ase hattie Ger Ir3t ieinen
Yoiten perloreu. = Cine fir Die rliii'
fden 3uftdnbe sleibiaas iebr be3si9s
nenbs @sfdidte lit f%olseube, Die Ii'ior
9cbn bon einem Iu9en3eugen mitac.
tbcilt wurSe: Der @robfitrit Glifolaas
befarlb ii9 einmal auf benz Mol6oDIIujis
auf einem 0ampiidiffe, gu beiIen Uiib.
rer man i9nell, nm ben @robfiri.ca
better III be6ienen, eirett ensliiden &a,
pitdn aus petersburg beruien batte.
Dieter betjte gu itarf, I'M Yertruueu
auf bic iolibe aonitruftion beS Sfcrs
unb 9eliels. GS fanb ii6 aber, bab
bieie 2bctle Der Maidine ntdts meui.
ger afs iolib ~searbettet waren ; eS ents
ftano Gin God ODER Gin Rtb, Die Slamms
orang berpor nnb eS mar III belor9cr,
oab bos S9iff in 8rano Seratbc !
Mau bolte bic elmer berpor, I'M 6en
begiuncnbet 8ranb au l6i6en - bic
elmer batten Riiie u1b bislten f,in
WaiIer! Man iette Elm Hcttun9stopt
aus = bas Yoot mar ;uiammcngctrod.
net, bate gletdfallS 8iiie uub gina
Dor ben au0er Oerer, Die es in's SSals
fer geluiien, uuter! Mau lieB Sas
Soot i%tranbcn uno mari elm Cell ans
llfer biniiber ; baS Cell, lan9c nid)t &C.
braudt, iciste iid als mori6 llnb =
rip! Snbeb fanien 9lle mateno ans
llfer nno iabsn bas ~perlaiiene 5fiii
balb in bellen Slammen ftebeu. Die
2aSunS, aus uertbpollem Sriitallge=
idirr beitcBcno, gine perlorcn. Siillf
Werit mubtcn bic Durdndbten gu Sube
MAIDEN, c9e itc Elm llnterfommeu fans
cen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19

CONFUSING THE PEOPLE.

The plan of the goldites is evidently
to so confuse the people that they
either will come to imagine that the
monometallists are right, or that the
question is SO deep an one that 1t
would be folly for them to try to I'M
derstand it. The problem is not such
difficult one to comprhend, il it be
Invested of its superfuities and not
entangled with the sophistries OF an
cient financiers. 1t is not our prov
iace to bother our heads about what
the people in the days long agone
thought about silver and gold, but
OR duty should be simply to thor
oughly understand the needs of our
own citizens, and what plan would be
for their best interests. England,
which buys her gold and her silver, is
at the present time telling us what
we shall do with that which we mine
that we shall debase the one metal
il order to enhance the value OF the
other. But England herself has a
law which will not permit such de-
basement OF her own currency. Half
the problem in this nation would be
solved if we would but follow Eng
land in these two fundamental prin-
ciples:
Every piece of gold, silver, or
paper, stamped by the faith and credit
Of the nation, must be accepted by
oar own people at it's face value.
Amy citizen OF the United States,
who depreciates the face value OF any
money stamped by the government
is guilty OF a felony.
That our citizens have been so un-
patriotic as not to observe these
simple lessons in patriotism, is fact
which has given the gold gamblers
the greatest leverage in their schemes.
If our own people will not be patriotic
unless forced TO be so by statute, let
the government adopt the English
law upon this subject.
When those fundamental principles
are implanted in our national codes,
then let the government coin money,
of gold, of silver, and OF paper, in ac-
cordance with the needs OF the people,
and the requirements OF the extenal
commerce and the internal trade 0
the country.
This much granted-and the propo-
sitions are so plainly correct that to
attempt to deny them would be folly
and the necessity for the free coin
age of silver follows, as the night
follows the day. The mines cannot
pour forth nor the minis coin silver
in such abundance that there would
be too much of it for the legitimate
uses of the people.
A contracted currency is plums for
the shylocks, but persimmons for the
masses. -Sacrdment0 Bee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19
SATURDAY AUGUST 10. 1893
WHAT WILL CONGRESS DO?

This question is heard almost every
hour in the day and is uppermost in
the minds of the American people.
The answer depends entirely upon
what influence the patronage and
executive threats of the president
and the money of the plutocracy Of
Europe and America may have on
the average congressman. All the
power of all these mighty influences
will be concentrated in Washington
before the decisive hour arrives, and
will be used where it will do the
most good to maintain the financial
system of the crowned heads of the
old world, which is for the enrich
ment of princes and impoverishment
of peasants. It's thought the powers
that be will induce a Democratic con-
gress to repeal the Sherman law OF
1890 with a declaration favorable to
bimetallism that the Democratic
party, with the aid of Its Republican
ally, will hoist the gold standard kite
with a free coinage tail just heavy
enough to keep the kite up in mid
air for all time. The senate COM
mittee has reported such bill. Ii
the act of 1890 be repealed, with
simply declaration in favor of free
coinage or bimetallism in the repeal
ing act, the declaration will be a lie
on its face and fraud in it's vitals,
and the authors and supporters OF
the act with such self-evident lying
declaration attached, will be known
and branded by all self-respecting
Americans as liars and traitors to
their country, as deceivers and Jug
glers and political mountebanks fawn-
ing at the feet of living money bags.
Such treachery, such hypocrisy and
such ''the people be damned" will find
no palliation among men or women
whose hearts throb with patriotic
blood or who are possessed with the
instincts of self-preservation to the
degree of that of dumb brutes. In
the event of the passage of such a
bill with such an appendage to insult
the intelligence of long confiding,
forbearing and suffering public, the
present financial panic will be but
the white caps upon the surface Of
the agitated waters dancing gaily be-
fore the mild breezes in advance of
the coming of the all-engulfng mael-
strom of disaster. The present lack
OF confidence, the unrest and MUIR
merings of the people, which are
widening, expanding and gaining
volume from increasing distress and
want, will rise to the majestic pro-
portions Of an irresistible cyclone OF
vengeance. Then farewell to plutoc-
racy on the western continent and to
the two old plutocratic parties, their
Clevelands, and Shermans, and Car
isles, and Hoars, and traitorous
Indiana "Sycamores,' to trusts, com
bines and gold coupon manipulators
The people will put their own riders
in the saddle, and instead Of round
ing up the people and putting the
brand of slavery on their backs, these
spawn OF the European aristocracy
and broncos of English scrubs will be
lassoed to the snubbing post and
curbed with the American bit til
they become bride wise and learn tt
quietly travel along Americas high
ways. If repeal must come withou
free coinage or legislation more favor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19

able to silver than the act repealed,
then let it come pure and simple with
out adding insult to injury by any
such lying, hypocritical cant as that
congress is in favor of bimetallism-
except it be upon the ratio OF gold
for dollars and silver for spoons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTRE.

o. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGKICULTKE.
WINNEMUCCA STATION
August Is, 1898.
Conditions of weather for the "a hours end
ing 81 P. NJ, 10Th meridian time, or 500 T.
local time.
Mean Barometer, 25.f0.
Maximum Temperature, 81 deg.
Minimum Temperature Sc deg
Mean Temperature, 70 deg.
Wind = Prevailing direction sW.; max
imum velocity Is miles an hour.
Precipitation for "A hours, 90.
Minimum Temperature Aug. 49,. 47deg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19
Catarrh

"My daughter was afflicted for nearly
year with catarrh. The physicians be-
ing unable to help her, my pastor recon-
mended Ayers Sarsaparilla. / followed
his advice. Three months of regular
treatment with Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers Pills completely restored my
daughters health."-Mrs. Louise Rielle,
Little Canada, Ware, Mass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19
For ScrOfuIa

ssAfter suffering for about twenty-five
years from scrofulous sores on the legs
and arms, trying various medical courses
without benefit, began to use Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and wonderful cure was
the result. Five bottles sufficed TO re-
store me to health" -Bonifacia Lopez,
327 Z. commerce ST., San Antonio, Texas.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-08-19
THE SILVER STATE

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY ,(suNDAYs ExcEPrED)
BY THE
Silver State Publishing Company
Office: Sver State" Block. Cor Bridge and Fourth SITS.
The herald., 1893-02-17
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD

The Commission Which VIII Arrive
Here on Saturday.
The general council of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew, an organization in
the Episcopal church for work among
young men, has sent commission to
the Pacific coast to work up interest in
the brotherhood. The commission con-
siets of Mr.. Silas McBee OF Sewanee,
Tenn, second vice-president, and Mr..
John W. Wood of New York, general
secretary.
The commission will arrive in this city
on Saturday next, and during its stay
the following programme will be carried
! out:
Saturdsy-7Co Conference at St. Paul's
church at 7 80 pm. for the city clergy
and brotherhood men, and all men inter
ested in the work.
Sunday-Celebratio of the holy COM
munion at st. Paul's at 6 AS am,
especially for brotherhood men, but all
are invited, particularly men. At s &c
am. the commission leaves for Pomona,
returning at pm.
| At z 80 pm. service at st. Paul's, to
be attended by the clergy and congrega
tions from all the city parishes (and
from Pasadena. If poesible).. ThiE
service will probably be followed by {
conference for all men interested in the
work.
The herald., 1893-02-17
Consumption,
Bronchitis,
Asthma,
Cancer and
FibrOQS 4um0r

Is simply the wonder of even the hos
pital skill that applies it; and for this
treatment our charges are but little
more than the cost of the material used.
This Cataplasmic treatment is new on
the Pacific Coast, and it is to our inter-
est to publish its value by curing the
cases to which it applies as quickly as
possible, and at the minimum cost to
the patient. COME NOW, if you want
to avail yourselves of prices and terms
not enjoyed anywhere else.
We could publish an indefinite num-
ber of names of prominent medical men
and others in testimony Of the une-
qualed value of this treatment, but
enough has already appeared in the col
umns of these papers.
Prof. R. N. Pool, of the Broadway San
itarium, in Denver, Colo, says: ~ do
not know what it will NOT cure. l know
that it WILL cure all forms of chest con-
sumption. diseased mucous membranes,
cancers and tumors. and infammatory
rheumatism"
We can cite you to all the evidence
necessary here in the city.
The herald., 1893-02-17
THE GOVERNORS PROPOSITION
Amended by the House and Sent BAG
- to His ExcellencY.

Amended by the House and Sent Back
to His Excellency.
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 16.-The propo-
Bition presented in the Republican
house by Governor Lswelling elected
great deal Of argument. After lengthy
debate, proposition to the governor
was drafted. It proposed to dismiss ell
the contempt proceedings heretofore in
instituted; that each house should arrest
the clerk of the other house on the
charge Of contempt; both parties to ap-
ply to the supreme court for writs of
habeas corpus; both cases to be prose-
cuted on the sole question of
the legality of the respective houses :;
the governor to dismiss the militia
and provisional guard; the sheriff to
dismiss all special deputies the Repub-
aican house to have free and undisturbed
possession of Representative hall, pend
ing the decision of the supreme court.
A committed then appointed presented
the proposition to the governor in his
private Office. He said he was not sat
isfied with some of the legal points, and
would not reply until tomorrow morn
ing. In the meantime the Republicans
would not be molested,- but he advised
them to adjourn.
The herald., 1893-02-17
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
The Los Angeles Park Commissioners
Bill Passed.

The Los Angeles Park commissioners
Bill Passed.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 16.-In the assem-
bly, number of bills were introduced,
among them one by Carlson, creating
government irrigation districts; by Tay-
lor, to create the county of Tehachipi
out OF portions of Kern and Los Angelee
counties; by Finlayson, providing that
train-wrecking shall be felony punish
able by death or minimum imprison-
ment of five years.
A concurrent resolution was offered
by Carlsen for the city of San Diego.
Emeric's game law bill passed. No.
tice of reconsideration was given.
A motion to bring up the MADEIRA
county bill was defeated.
An amendment was adopted allowing
Miller and Leonhart $3.50 and $780, re-
spectively, for attorneys fees in the
contested election case. Notice of re-
consideration was given.
Godchaux offered substitute for the
amendment identical with one offered
by Gashford, which provides for the
abolishment of the railroad commission
and the establishment OF tariff sohed-
ule.
The bill to establish naval battalion
to be attached to the national guard
passed by a vote of so to 9.
The bill providing for board of park
commissioners for Los Angeles passed.
The herald., 1893-02-17
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Stewart VIII Offer a Substitute for
Pending Senate Bill.

Stewart viii Offer a Substitute for the
Pending Senate Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Stew
art gave notice today OF substitute to
be offered by him to the Nicaragua canal
bill. 1t authorizes the president to
contract with the governments of Mica
ragua and Costa Rica for right OF way
for an interoceanic ship canal between
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans on the
route proposed by the Maritime Canal
company of Nicaragua, the canal to be
constructed, equipped and put in opera
tion within 10 years. 1t authorizes the
president to negotiate with the canal
company for the purchase of all its
rights and property; also to issue bonds,
not exceeding 500, 100000 in amount
and drawing interest of not over per
cent, not over $S, ,000, 900 of which shall
be paid to Nicaragua and Costa Rica and
the canal company. The secretary OF
war, through the engineer corps and the
army, is to build, construct and equip
the canal.
The herald., 1893-02-17
poPULIsr PLANS.
Action Taken to Cheokmate Sheri
Wflkinson's Move.

Action Taken to Cheokmate Sheriff
Wf1kinson's Move.
ToPEKAs Kan., Feb. 16.-The Populist
house met this afternoon in rooms down
town and took action contemplating the
eheckmating of Sheriff Wilkinson's
move, by passing an emergency bill en-
powering the governor to remove the
sheriff of any county for cause and ap-
point his successor forthwith. Specific
"causes" are not stated. The bill will
70 to the senate in the morning. When
that body passes it the governor can re-
lieve Sheriff Wilkinson and disband his
posse unless the sheriff resists the &C..
tion on the ground that the bill was not
passed by a legal house of representa-
tives. The sheriff said late tonight he
would not give up the Office without q
struggle.