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company. by which the government Tor
the years 1890, 1891 and 1892 received a
less rental, both as to the bonus and 20
the rental, than wss originally agreed
upon, was illegal and therefore is not
binding upon the present secretary.
This reduced rental and tax was accept
ed because the company had not been
permitted to take the full number oil
skins ordinarily specified in the lease as
limit. In view of this decision the
secretary has made formal demand
upon the company for the full amount
OF rent and the per ekin tax for the year
1898. and WAS referred to the attorney
general for such action as he may deem
advisable in the matter OF collecting
from the company tho full amount due
for the previous years. The whole
amount claimed to be due the govern
mept 10 about 1920, 900. Of which $780,
600 10 on account OF the 1898 catch.
The herald., 1894-05-15
THE MEEKs MURDERERs.
A Posse Has Them Surrounded in Their
Fathers House.

A Posse Has Them Surrounded in Their
Fathers House.
BRooKFIELD, Mo-, May 14.-Word was
received here from Browning at 10
O'Clock tonight eaying four men had
tracked William and George Tay-
lor, the murderers of the Meeks
family, several miles to the
house of Jim Taylor, their ia
ther. three and one-heli miles south
east of Browning this afternoon. jim
Taylor refused them entrance to the
house and warned them not to come
around the house tonight. This word
was brought to Browning by Perry Nc
Collum, a reputable farmer. McCollum
measured the tracks, and they CORE.
sponded exactly to the Taylcre' feet.
Sheriff Barton of Lynn county and
Sheriff White of Macon county, with
large posses, have evidently been mis-
led and are all searching the Char
iton hills, in the southwest corner of
Adair county, which is fully 80 miles
from Jim Taylor's farm. Most of the
avsilahle men from here and the sur
rounding towns are already out, but q
small party will leave LIE Clede in d
short time to meet party from Brown
ing, and they expect to meet near Jim
Taylor's and have the house surrounded
by DAYLIGHT.
The herald., 1894-05-15

Preparations for the Floral Carnival 1t
the Midwlptsr Fair.

-
the Midwlntsr Fair.
SAN FRANcIsco. May l4.-It has been
arranged TO reproduce the Santa Barbara
flower festival at the midwinter fair
next Saturday, under the name of the
Battle OF Flowers. The fair MANAGE
ment will erect four huge arches. one at
each corner Of the court. 10 be construct.
ed OF pampas plnmas, cypress and
palms. Each arch will be % feet high
curve, 20 feet deep and 20 feet wide.
Each arch will have 5000 plumee. There
will also be huge fshnet arch in front
of the administration building, filled
with flowers. Santa Barbara will send
up 100, 900 roses on Friday, the Cali
iornia nursery ut Niles will give 100, 1000,
San Rafael will send over 100, 900 and
the Hopkins nursery will contribute
half carload.
The display 10 to be competitive one,
and % prizes, aggregsting $4,000, will
be given, consisting OF money, gold and
silver medals. etc. There will be
large number OF floats and other vehi-
Giles in the parade, which will pass be-
fore the judges, and no float or vehicle
will be allowed In line unless decorated
exclusively with natural flowers. AL
ready there are many competitors. The
Oakland Floral society will have one.
the citizens OF Alameda, Berkeley,
Santa Clara and Sacramento will furnish
others; the San Mateo citizsus will
have one; Santa Barbara will have
two. the Knights Of Pythias four, and
the Native Sons will have several.
There are also at this time FIVE bicycle
entries.
The fair management will have
float representing a battle chip. The
parade will take place at O'Clock next
Saturday afternoon and will be repeated
In the evening, on which occasion the
grand court will be illuminated.
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souri, to Alton, H., then down the Mis-,
sissippi to the mouth of the Ono a.
CAIRO, from which place be will proceed
TO Cincinnati, where Baltimore q ono
train will be secured and the army viii
enter Washington triumphanty over
that railroad. Saunders expects TO be
acquitted tomorrow. and today partially
completed arrangements with the
owners of the old ferryboAt Bell OF
Brownville, which will be decorated,
and, with two or three barges, VIII take
the army to Cincinnati.
The herald., 1894-05-15
ooxnr1rEs IN CONTEMPT.
Trial OF Hogan's Train stsslers at Heio-
ma. Mont.

Trial OF Hogan's Train steslers at Heie-
ma, Mont.
HELENA, Mont, May l4.-The United
States circuit court, Junge Knowles pre-
siding, was engaged today in hearing
the contempt case of the Coxeyites cap
tured near Fort Keogh several weeks
ago. This men have been in camp near
this city ever since their capture, under
guard of United States troops. The men
were charged with contempt OF court In
stealing Northern Pacific train at
Butte.
William Hogan, the leader, was sent to
Jail for Elk months. and the engineer,
fireman and 40 captains and ieutenants
for go days each.
The attorney for the Coxeyitss wanted
to appeal, but Judge Knowles said it
was not an appealable case; that they
had been guilty OF contempt in disobey-
ing the order OF court, and he would not
entertain an appeal.
Three hundred members of the army,
still in custody, will be brought into
court in squads and have their hearings.
The herald., 1894-05-15
CARrER,s CASE.

The Salt Lake Industrial Leader Re-
leased on Bail.
SALT LAKE, May lathe case Of H.
Z. Carter and other so-called Industrials
was called in Judge Merritt's court to-
day, but it was announced the defend
ants would not be ready for trial and the
case WAS continued until tomorrow.
,<(artsr's bail bond was fixed at $3.50 and
: las signed by H. w. Lawrence and
George A. Snow. -Csrter. was released
and the home reserve immediately held
a meeting, at which Carter and others
delivered addresses. There was a
noticeable absence of the fiery talk
that has characterized tho former meet
ings. A proposition was made to ad-
NIT the 20 officers OF Carter's band to
bail, but they preferred to remain where
they are.
The herald., 1894-05-15
ExPENsIvE WARDS.

1t Takes Lots of Money to Keep the
Apachss Quiet.
WARRINGTON, May l4.-Representative
Wilson of Washington is prepared to
chow the house that cut OF the Apache
Indian appropriation from $4,000 to
800, 900 will neceasitats a reduction next
year of 100000 pounds of beef aud
$4,000 pounds of -four. 1t ia his opinion
that this cut is likely to lead to trouble
from the Apachea. 1t will also be
shown that the Indian police service
will be made inefficient by the proposed
cut, and Indians schools crippled. There
are many other specific items likely to
cause an uprising among the Indians.
The herald., 1894-05-15
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
A Colored Cexsy Crank Creates a Com
motion.

A Colored Cexsy Crank Creates a Com
motion.
WASHINGTON, MAY 14.-This was Dis
trict day in the house and several inn
portant bills were passed.
The speaker laid before the house the
resignation of Barnes Compton, of the
Fifth Maryland district, who leaves con-
gress to accept the Office of naval officer
at Baltimore.
The proceedings were interrupted by
a burly negro in the gallery shouting ;
"Mr. Speaker OF the house OF repre-.
sentativesW
Instantly the house was in confusion.
The speaker directed the doorkeeper to
remove the man. The doorkeeper was
unable to oust him for some time, the
negro endeavsring to deliver his alleged
divinely inspired message to the effect
that the Lord commanded him to come
to the speaker and order him to pass the
Coxey bill.
A bill WAS passed authorizing the
Braddeck and Homestead Bridge COM
pany to build bridge over the Monon-
gahela river at Homestead. Pa. AT :5e
the house adjourned.
The herald., 1894-05-15
ON HISTORIC GROUND.
Ooxey Moves His Camp From hyatt
Vile to Blad snsburg.

Ooxey Moves His Camp From Hyatts-
VILE to Bladsnsburg.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-The Common
veal of Christ is now encamped in his
toric Bladensburg, a village famous for
duels years ago. Prompted by the pro-
tests Of the indignant citizens of Hystts-
vile, where the camp was pitched last
week, the army today crossed the east
ern branch OF the Potomac and pitched
its tents in the large yard adjoining the
George Washington hotel. Mr.. Coxey
said today that he anticipated no trou-
BILE in Bladensburg. Coxey, with his
wife and little Legal Tender, today left
the hotel at which they have been stay
ing since their arrival and took up their
residence at the Bladensburg hotel.
The herald., 1894-05-15
THE ENTENTE STRAINED.
Brazil Breaks OF Diplomatic Relations
With Portugal.

Brasil Breaks OF Diplomatic Relations
With Portugal.
WASHINGTON. May 14.-Seiior Men
donca, the Brazilian minister. received
q cablegrsm from his government today
announcing the suspension of diplo-
matte relations with Portugal. The
rupture il the result of the Portuguese
naval commanders affording asylum to
Brazilian rebels.
1t is difficult to see how the Portu-
guese government can conciliate Brazil,
although this might be accomplished by
the surrender OF Admiral da Cana and
an apology. Portugal's pride will prob
ably stand in the wey OF such a conces.
sion.
LONDON, May 14.-The Brazilian legs-
ton has received the following:
RIO DE JANEIRo, May 14.-President
Piexoto haB broken off diplomatic rela-
tions with Portugal. The president has
sent thu Portuguese legation its pass
pert.
LISBON, May 1.-THE staff of the
Brazilian legation in this city has been
withdrawn and diplomatic relations
between Portugal and Brazil broken off.
The herald., 1894-05-15
POISON FOR MIS-. PALMEH.
Another Sensation Developed In the
Heath Case.

Another Sensation Developed In the
Heath Case.
FRESNO, May 14.--Another sensation
comes from an alleged attempt to poison
Mrs. Palmer, q witness In the Heath
case. She was at Heath's last trial car
ried into court on q cot, and test ifed for
the prosecution. Last week she was
taken before the gran jury, attended as
before, by nurse and physician.
Shortly after this somebody went to her
house and took her bottle of medicine,
purporting to be from her physician.
sent for nervousness. She regarded it
suspiciously and today went before the
grand jury with the medicine. Upon
analysis the bottle was found to contain
croton oil, which, II taken 90 prescribed,
would have caused death.
The herald., 1894-05-15
Mates and Perso nsIs.

W. F. White, passenger traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe route, accompanied
by a party. left in special car yesterday
from Coronado for tho east.
Col. III. q. Cross, ex-president OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, is
In the city. He Was also receiver OF this
same line. Mrs. Cross and their grand
daughter are with him.
Fred Thompson, agent Of the Rock
Island route, returned yesterday from
San Francisco after an absence of about
a week. He was accompanied BY his
wife and son.
The regular Judson excursion to the
east left yesterday with 20 passengers.
The herald., 1894-05-15
DIED IN THE CHAIR.
Dink Wilson EIectroeuted at Auburn
Prison.

v
Prison.
AUBURN, N. ", May 14.-Lucius P.
Wilson (Dink) died in the electrocution
chair at the penitentiary at 12:43.
Wilson was one OF the gang that killed
Detective Harvey, who attempted to
arrest them in Syracuse for burglary.
Drinks brother, Charles, ia now awaiting
trial for the same crime and may
also suffer the death penalty.
His record ia. if possible, even
worse than that OF his brother. Once
with Colorado ex-conviet named Nc
dermott, who shot Denver officer dead
when detected committing burglary,
Charles went to California, where they
com mitted burglaries. They were ar
rested in San Francisco, and sent to San
Qaentin prison for five years. Wilson
gave the sheriff the slip.
The herald., 1894-05-15
Are Pleased to Announce the Arrival Of a New
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The herald., 1894-05-15
Kelly's Flosters.

OTTUMwA, H., May 1.-The mayor
and city council met Kelly at Eddyville
and told him he could expect provisions
If he camped three miles below the city.
Kelly accepted the terms and the navy
moved from Eddyville early today. Ten
thousand people gathered to see Kelly's
boats float under guard to the camp.
The herald., 1894-05-15
Union Pacific Reorganization.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Representative
Powers of Vermont has introduced in
the house the bill agreed to by counsel
for the reorganization committee OF the
Union Pacific Railroad company, for the
reimbursement Of the debt of that company
to the United States. The provisions OF
the bill have already been given.
The herald., 1894-05-15
A Slight Accident.

The Southern Pacific train which left
this city Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
was derailsd at point between Vincent
and Lancaster about o'clock that even
ing. The accident lie said 10 have been
caused by the breaking OF piston rod.
The engine WAS badly damaged and the
track torn mp for several yards. The
accident caused delay OF three hours.
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MUST PAY IN FULL.

An Error Of the Harrison Admtnistra-
tion Corrected.
WASHINGTON, May l4.-Attorney-Ge Gen
eral 0lney has rendered an opinion in
which he holds that the settlement
made by Secretaries Window and Foster
with tho North American Commercial
The herald., 1894-05-15

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Michasl d.
Fitzgerald, leader of the New England
branch Of the Cexeyites. is in the county
prison today, with LAM Kalan Graf
and Joseph Weinbloth, in default of
$500 bail. The three we're arrested on
the charge OF "holding anRrchistic
meetinep.n
The herald., 1894-05-15
A Cond uctor,s Mlshns.

PHOENIX, May 14.-W. T. Watts, a
conductor on the Maricopa and Phoenix
liae, while making up a train at Mari
eopa last night, near midnight, caught
his foot in stake hole on fat car and
broke his leg. He was afterwards
brought to Phoenix.
The herald., 1894-05-15

SAN JOSE, May 14.-Embezzler III. M.
Leonard was sentenced by Judge Reyn-
Odds this morning to three years in
Folsom. Thu judge overruled the mo-
ton for new trial. Pending appeal to
the supreme court, Leonard was released
on furnishing $4,000 bail. There are
eight more indictments yet to be heard.
The herald., 1894-05-15

Sergeants Henderson and Weidlich
and Privates Roaenquist, Heating and
Ross, Company F, Fourteenth infantry,
U. S. A., while near Admiralty head,
Puget sound, Sunday night, ware cap
sized and all drowned except Heating,
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Several Grand Army posts OF the stste
of Washington have petitioned congress
for the recognition of LineoIn's birthday
"a q national holiday.
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AT 3S GENTS.
20 pieces Black Bourbon Lace,
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wide, worth soc, will be Of
fered at 35c yard.
AT 46 GENTS.
50 pieces Black Bourbon Lace,
heavy and net top S inches
wide, worth soc, will be Of
fered at 45c a yard.
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Most of the fires in lsundries where
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THE CITIZEN
Curious Facts About Vaccination.

"No. IL does not matter upon Whist part
OF the body vaccination is made, said
doctor yesterday. at will do Just Is
much good in one place as in anotner'
WHY heard of man in New York VINO
accidentally picked up vaccine quiil ana
picked his teeth with it. He pricked MS
gums and in a few days had well-devei-
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When the smallpox was prevalent many
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myself against the disease / always keep
a vaccination taking at the base OF my
thumb. between the finger and thumb. l
put it there so I could watch it, and When
it began to heal put more virus on IT. L
think that the protection afforded by vac
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as the subject is exposed to the disease.
In dealing daily with the smallpox the e1-
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they say that having the disease is pro-
.ction against it. Ny theory regarding
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to vaccination. The patients system, as
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ouposing o germs have to do the less their
u Imbers and strength become, 81 tnal'
while one vaccination might suffice for a
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1 know several people who have had tnt
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