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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
AN ANr1-sALooN RALLY.

Birmingham Too Much Interested in
the Reunion to Pay Attention to 1t.
Birmingham, Ala, April PA call for
a meeting of anti-saloon men is called to
assemble in this city tomorrow. From
indications there will be but few to
respond, as Birmingham is only bent
upon one thing, that Of making the con
fedeTate reunion grand success. This is
evident, as everyone is enthusiastic only
on this point, and saloons and everything
else, are things Of yagueness and indif-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
1ND1ANA's APpoRT1oNMENr.
The Circuit Cou<S Declares the Act of
1893 Constitutional.

indianapolis, Ind, April 23. - The
Marion circuit court to-day declared the
apportionment act of 1898 constitutional.
The action to test the validity of the act
was brought at the instigation of the
state republican committee, which took
1he ground that the democratic legisla
ture of lsg3 had foisted a gerrymander
upon the people and so divided the legis-
tive districts of the state as TO give them
the worst of the deal politically. An ap-
peal will be taken to the supreme court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
SECRET ORDER LEv1Es.
A Decision in a District Court of In
tersst to All ords srs.

Topeka, Kas., April 23.-Judge Hazen,
of the district court to-day decided the
celebrated case of Reno County Lodge VS..
the Grand Lodge Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, giving the opin-
ion that the Grand Lodge of Kansas
has the right to levy a per
capita tax for the support of the De
Bossere Odd Fellows Home in Franklin
county The court recites that the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge duly authorized such
a levy. The decision is Of national inter
est. and affects not only the order of odd
FellnWS. but all secret orders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
FIRED ON BY NEGROES.
Florida oncers Kill One Gambler and
Wound Several Others.

jacksonville, Fla, April 23.-A special
to the Times Union from Starke, Fla,
says: yesterday Sheriff Johns and
posse had a desperate battle with gang
Of negro gamblers near this place. The
negroes opened IRE on the officers as they
approached The latter returned the
fire. killing a negro named Marshall, and
woundiug several Others. The officers
escaped unhuFth
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DAY.
The House Devotes the Entire Session
to Local Legislation.

to Local Legislation.
Washington, April 23. - When the
House met at noon to-day, and the journal
had been read, Mr.. Hepburn, rep, of
Iowa, followed up his assertion of Satur-
day, that the House was doing too much
business without a sufficient attendance
by making the point of mo quorum" >" and
an yea and nay vote on the approval of
the journal was ordered
The roll-call resulted 2l3 ayes, nays
none. six members answering present"
and the House proceeded to business.
This is District of Colum bia day, and
Chairman Heard, Of the district commit
tee, had just started to call up a district
measure, when MIR. McRae, dem, of Ar
kansas, made the point of order that such
business could not be called until the
second morning hour.
Speaker Crisp decided against Mr.. Nc
Rae. and the House spent the entire days
session in committee of the whole. con-
sidering legislation local to the district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
RETURN oF THE JEsuITs.
The Bill Permitting 1t to Be Rejected
by the Bundesrath,

Rome, April 49, The Vatican is in
formed that although the Bundesrath
will reject the bill passed by the Reich
stag permitting the return Of the Jesuits
to Germany, the Berlin government has
decided to grant that permission to MEM
bers of other orders that have been ex.
Dellpd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
ooxEY,s ARMY WARNED.
The District Of Columbia Commission.
ers Issue Proclamation.

Washington, April 23.--After q confer
ence to-day with Mr.. 5. I. Thomas, the
attorney for the district, ahd Col Moore,
the chief of police Of Washington, the
district commissioners issued the follow
ing proclamation:
To whom IL may concern:
Whereas, u Is reported that several organ
ICED bodies Of men aFe approaching tae
District OF Columbia with the ayowed pur-
pose " securing such congressional action as
will relieve the condition Of the unemployed
laborers throughout the country' and
Whereas All unemployed men and others
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
Chicago Men to Move on Congress.

Chicago. Iii, April 23.--At a meeting Of
500 nolders yesterday il was announced
that the three unions Of Chicago would
send 500 men to Washington to present;
their grievances to congress. Ihey WllI
move by train, and deleeations from
dozen towns in Illinois, Indiana and WIS
consin are expected 10 Join them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
Pullman Employees to Strike.

Chicago, H., April 23.- A morning
paper says that strike of the 1000 EN-
ployes of the Pullman Company will be
declared on MAY |.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
Largo Gifts to the Pope.

Rome April 23,--The Spanish pilgrims
whose pilgrimages to Rome have ex-
tended over The past fortnight have made
money contributions TO the Pope aggre-
gazing 00O francs,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
cholera at Liebon.

Lisbon, April 23.-Sixty-iye cases of
cholera were reported to the health au-
thorities yesterday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
Aau1pAnAN AFLoAT.
Admiral ooncalves Raises the sunken
Warship.

Rio dc Janeiro, April 23---Admiral Com
calves t6iegraphs to the government from
Desterro that he has succeeded ia raising
the lnsurgent ship Aquidaban, which was
sunk by the Brazilian torpedo Gustav0
Sampaio, in the naval engagement which
took place of DesterrO on April l6. The
Aquidaban will be repaired at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24
JOHN w. Ross,
GEORGE TRUEsDBLL
sH.Yngrrr n nAuFts

T I.IlTll
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia.
The commissioners have acquainted
themselves fully with all the local laws
which have reference to a movement sim
liar to that of Coxey's, and il is under
stood that they have decided that the
army can be treated as vagrants.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-12
BUENA PARK.
An Exceedingly Pleasant secial Event.
LEGAL Items.


BuENA PARK, May l1.-The reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Whitaker on Friday
evening, was one Of the pleasantest social
vents thatAhas ever taken place at the park
Upwards ef'20o invitations were issued and
nearly all avaiedithemseives of the opportu-
nifty to spend one mono evening at The Will
lows the pleasant home of the host After re-
Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker and neutrality-suspicious.
of regreEat their departure for 0fanEe. where
they VIII make their future home. The house
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
Mr.. Mcknight andfamily OF Orange will &C.
cuPy the Place made vacant by Mr.. Whitaker,
the gentlemen having exchanged property.
Mr.. J. Mcnlist's ranch of IL 90 acres has been
sold to Mr.. Emery OF New York, Tor 500, eco,
who will soon begin improvements.
Considerable excitement has been created
here by sales of attached cattle, but Mr.. b. F.
Pritchard is now cut of his trouble Mr.. Bah
bitt of Arizona arrived in time to pay off all
attachments, and the gentlemen are now try
ing to collect the cattle that were sold over the
country.
Blanche McKenney, second daughter of J.
w. McKenney, was united in marriage to Mr.
Mrs J. H. Whitaker aad Miss Cora Champ
lin of Chicago have returned from their outing
at Wilson's peak. Mr.. d. j. Young and Mrs
Grifith have joined ]. N. Whitaker at Martins
camp, and they will spend the rest Of the
month seeking pleasure and health in the
mountains,
from their northerntrip and visit to the mid
winter fair.
Mrs. II. c. Archibald entertained the L. M. A.
s, at her home on Canadian avenue Friday
afternoon.
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g (, ztaalgE|a5s sS'rosT'A
CHINO.

The Bssts Give Plenty OF wsrk-News
Nst~s.
CHINO May i1.-Every day now sees the force
of men and boys at work on the Chino ranch
augmented, as the beet fields in different local
tiles require thinning, hoeing or cultivating.
There is probably no vegetable product which
requires such a continuous expenditure OF sys-
tematlc labor as the sug II beet, nor is there
any other which 80 amply repays the farmer
for his toll. From the time the ttny beet tops
sh ow above the ground there is no cessation,
NO relaxation Of Care and attention.
4. E. Waller, Richard Gird's manager, has
purcha sed two ch eice lots on Seventh street, on
which he wiil soon begin the erection OF an
elegant residence. Mr.. walkers family, whe
have been stopping at their home in Altadena,
will then become residents OF Chino.
The new bicycle club has taken possession oil
the town. Judge sceley and Achilles Ermeri-
us ride like professionals, but DR.. Sieb ert and
Hareld Clark are thinking of driving their
tanderps in q breaking cart for while. Per
severance and skinned shins will, however,
soon work Gut their salvation.
Richard Grid left for San Francisco Thurs
day morning.
n R. oottman of the c. IVES. company
will return from Honolulu on the next
steamer.
DR.. Portios Is expected from Germany about
the 18th OF the month.
Mrs. George l.. Pierce OF Los Angeles is visit
ing her husbar d, who is running livery sta
Bile in Chino, and is also extensively engaged
in beet raising with W. A. Johnson OF this
place
Two new store buildings are going up.
The big smokestack at the factory is com
plete; it is 100 feet high by feet in diam
eter.
A. D. Fraser and John Mock spent Thursda,
| in Los Angeles.
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SAN BERNARDINe.
L ord and Victor Stirring Up the Repub-
I,cAus-Notes.

ord and Victor Stirring Up the Rspub-
ncaps-Netes.
| SAN BERNARDINo, May 10.-Christian Kurtz,
| proprietor Of the Southern hotel, died today at
l o'clock pm. He had been ailing for some
time past, and took to his bed few days ago.
He leaves large property Interests in different
parts ofthe city.
This morning bright and early the members
OF the Improvement society turned out in
force with hoes and shovels and began the
work sf clssnipgsstrsets and sidewalks OF nOx-
isus weeds. N91er before in the history of
s x: I: R pfsps found al WORK work
was done much remains undonc At o'clock
a m ecttnK Of the;seststy was held At the pa
AFTERNOON 70 clssniag street. It was also re-
solved to hold nesting at the ceurth ouse
Monday evening to fx upon another day to do
street work. IL is the int tion to work one
day in each, week on the streets until all the
streets are cleaned. If property owners are
lazy OF indifferent to do the work in front of
their own lots, the society proposes to do the
work for tiem.
The candidacy. of Supervisors Lord and Vic
tor for reelection is becoming m after of gen
eral public discussion. During the last two
years Of their admi uistration taxes for public
purposes have been largely increased, SO much
SO as to become burdensome to all property
owners.
They are determined men and will either
rule the party or ruin 1t. In or out, their can
didacy is going to raise ructioR in the Re-
publican party Two years age several gentle
men were nominated on the Republican ticket
that they did net like. who were vigorously
Victor and Lord assisted in starfTfEs Be H.
paign paper which downed the Objectionable
candida tes and turned over the Official patron
age OF the county to that paper. If Lord and
Victor are not Nominated by the supporters Of
the party similar thing may happen this fall
In short, the caadidaey OF Lord and Victor is
liz ely TO produce copcitions not dissimilar TO
an eldfashioned Irish wake. There are lots of
shillalahs lying secreted under the hedgerows
even nav.
The Holcomb Valley Mine and Milling COM
pany received q carload of machinery and an
other of provisions at Messina few days ago
This company is working placer mines in Hol-
comb valley successfully.
Yesterday Judge Otis sentenced All Look
CONVICTED Of assaglting Chinaman at Cuca-
monga with homicidal intent, serve a term
of 10 years in San Quentin.
Ex-Governor II. G.. Blaisdell of San Francis
CO, who is operating mines near PERKS, was in
the CITY TODAY
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-12
GRAND LARCENY.
Three Membsrs of the Peoples HON,
Bank Indicted.

Three Membsrs OF the Peoples Homo
Bank Indicted.
SAN FRAscIsce, May 1.-THE grand
jury this afternoon presented indict-
ments for grand larceny against Directors
II. 7. Graves, Charles Montgomery and
II. Mcdonald, jr., Of the Peoples Home
savings bank. The specific charge has
not yet been made public, but it Is well
understood that it is based upon the alb
straction of certain securities from the
bank, deposited by o. O. Swanberg.
The securities. valued ct $40 900, dissp-
peared after the bank had been placed
in the hands OF receiver. The assets OF
the bank were, therefore, deficient in
that amount.
An indictment for grand larceny was
found against Frank v. Mcdonald, late
assistant cashier of the Pacific bank
On the evening of its failure Mcdonald
withdrew sl4, 00s from the Pacific bank
and started for New York. He reported
toathe bank authorities that some rob-
Der broke open his trunk and stole the
$l4,oe0. Mcdonald is in Japan. The
bail for each person indicted was placed
at $50, 600.
K. H. Mcdonald jr., is still in jail, in
default OF 500 600 on his previous indict-
ment.
II. d. Graves and Charles Montgom-
merry were arrested this afternoon eoeB
after it became known that the grand
jury had returned indictments again 4
them. Both were able TO give bonds
and wore released soon after being taken
into custody.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-12

Van Tromp, with a broom at his mast
head, sailed up and down the Thames
IN defiance.
Brooms and dust rags are now putting
households everywhere into confusion.
The traditional time for moving and
house-cleaning is upoa us. Innumera-
Die cases of weakened nerves, exhausted
strength and debility date from these
days Of feverish exertion, fret and cold
rooms.
Every good housewife however, feels
bound to risk heslth aud strength in
this annual struggle with dirt and dust.
But rs n preparation for great bodily
and mental etrsin, hosts of careful wo-
men build up their strength with Psine'e
celery compound, the great nerve and
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by the lecture, Interest Upon Money given by
Rev. r. NJ Westel OF Long Reach. This was
the first of q second scr es OF lectures pom
political economy by this advanced thinker,
given by special Invitation OF the Fortnighty
club, under whose auspices the lectures are
givon. ,z.,,. 49, a..
review OF the present serious condition OF al
fairs which cenfren s the country. He heid
that peaceful measures were the .ohly enes
some times seem to brng about batter con-
dition Of affairs, but the real good is accom-
pl shed in other ways
wrong in that map receives somethins for
nothing, illustrsted ny the fact that upon
$40 ooS man receiyes sieee per year inter,
$40, 600 and stiN has his original capital and
has done no work himself The method OF
eating the cake and still having II was pro,
to with much attedtion. and was frequently
applauded. The next lecture will be on
Thursday evening. the 18th.
NOTES
Mr.. Fl. H. Rose goes over to Catalina tomor-
row for a few days outing.
Mrs H. L. johnson of North Euclid avenue
left today for a three weeks visit in san Fran.
An enjoyable sheet and pillow-case party
was given by Miss Alice McCeldn, in Morgan
hail. this evening to the members OF her dan
cling class and friends
The little Rewsboy who was run over at the
Terminal STALLION yesterday, died at the Sisters
hospital III Les Sc! es sst sht at u o'clock
shortly after the operation had been per
formed.
Miss Belt gave very pleasant card party al
her home on Grand avenue yesterday after
noon. A large number OF friends were present
and the affair went of very successfully.
Tomorrow is the date set for the road con
vention at Los Angeles The matter is one o.
great interest to this locality, and it is hoped
there Will be a fpll attendance of delegates
from this city and South Pasadena. Tie meet
ing will be held in the Grand opera house.
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POMONA.
The Weman's Council Meets Tod

The wsman's Council Meets Today.
Locals and Personals.
POMONA, May 1.-THE woman's council
meets tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. Bryan will furnish paper upon
healthful house decorations and furnishings.
This meeting is to be held in McComas hall
large number of wheelmen Of this place
will organize a bicycle club here next week.
The number OF riders in Pomona is near $50.
+. NJ. Temple has returned from trip to Los
Angeles.
large number of young people will spend
Sunday in San Antonis cahen on pleasure bent.
Willard l.. Goodwin of Pomona and Miss
Eta d. McCubbin are to be married in Gains
Vile, Texas, on Thursday May 18th. Mr..
Goodwin is the eldest son of DR.. j. W. Goodwin
of this city.
Mr.. E. Hfcklin leaves the first part of next
week for Santa Rosa to visit his daughter, who
is stopping there.
Young Mr.. Clark OF this place made the re-
mark able record this week of making 800 or
ange packing boxes In hours and SO min
utes. This is the largest number ever made
here in that length Of time, requiring the driv-
ing of nail every 2 seconds.
The Queen of Fame to be given on Monday
evening by the ladies of the Unitarian church,
will draw a large audience, as a large number
of seats have been taken.
Miss Bessie Nilsson and Miss Cora Nance will
spend Sunday in San Antonio canon with
friends. who are camping in the canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Vincent from Whitewater,
Wis, are in Pomona on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Vincent on Holt avenue.
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OMAHA, May lathe sixth biennial conven-
r rlon 81 me AnSlent o1aer OF hloernlans ex-
noon. It was decided to endow chair for
teaching the Gaelic language in, the washin g-
ton Catholic university. The Offices of nation
president and vtce-president were censelidat-
ed. P: J. o'Conror of savannah, Ca, was
is Petroit,
Bishsp seannell and others have withdrawn
the'ban OF the church against this order as
being secret society, which is prescribed by
all priests, and the bishop signiied his inten-
ton OF joining the society.
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HOMES IN CONFUSION.
Moving and HeusCaninS Days Are Upon SCOmfOres Men and
Cross, Tired Out Nervous Women

brain stren9thener and restorer. Physi.
clans prescribe it for dyspepsia, kidney
trouble, sick headaches, and all forms
of nervous weakness, because it makes
people we'll when other remedies can do
no good.
Men and women who have the tired,
languid feeling that indicates depleted
blood and feeble condition OF the ner-
vous system, need Paine's celery com
pound, the remarkable discovery of
Prof. Edward K. Phelps, NJ. d., LII. D.,
OF Dartmouth medical school, the one
great spring medicine prescribed by
physicians Of every school.
Sleep lie the necee AIRY condition Of the
system to restore it's lost powers and re-
tain its vigor. Psine's celery compound
quickly repairs the wasted, WORKOUT,
nervous tissues. calms and eaualizes
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PASADENA.
y. I'd. Garwood Ipjured by = Fsll-Bepj.
Hahn Out for Asaembiymsn.

Hahn Out for AsaembIymaa.
PASADENA, May 11.-Mr. G. L. Garwood met
with quite serious accident this morning
while at work on L. D. Nash's new house on
South Los Robes avenue. He was engaged
shingling on scaffold when in some manner
II gave way, throwing him to the ground, dis
tance of about % feet. He struck across a piece
oil scantling and for time it was feared he
was injured internally He was at once re-
moved to his home ON sLincoln avenue, near
the Wallace cannery and the services OF Dr..
SWeartngen called upon. Upon examination
no bones were found TO be broken, fortunately,
and 1t is hoped no serious results will follow
Mr.; Garwood will, however, be confined to his
BED Tor some time.
BENNIE WANTS JOB.
From the following in tonights Star it would
appear that Benjamin is strictly in it,
Benjamin W. Hahn, esq, OF this city has
been mentioned so often as a candidate for the
assembly from this district that he has de-
eloed TO seek the nomination at the hands of
the Republican convention. Mr. Hahn is a
young Republican, who has always taken a
Geen interest in politics. and while he has
gone good service in the ranks OF the party
mere, ne has never been candidate for any
o. us offices. For the position OF representa-
i've i've IN the legislature he possesses qualifca-
tohs mat would make a useful member. AS a
pracucing lawyer he has acquired a good
knowledge OF the statutes OF The state; as a
s.u4e en- OF political questions he is industrious
ana thorough; as a speaker he is forcible; and
ne pears a name for integrity that is above
prOach.
grhe SEVENTEEN assembly district has not so
l ~ lnrhlshed Tor the coming election any other
cCanolaate Tor the position so ably filed by
SaPtain simpson during the past two years,
Shd rs rasadena is the principal town in the
s,, S,lic. II is possible that Mr. Hahn will have
t t;eie or no opposition for the honor. The dis
p pig comprises, besides this city, Lancaster,
ra1 losle' acton, La Lebre, Del Sur, Newhall
Iaia3 'sas, San Vicente, Soldiers Home Pico
Heights, Santa Monica, Monte Vista ahuen-
gn, Lankershim, San Fernando. Garyanza.
ulenuaie, La Canada pnd North Pasadena
NO INTEREST
me vestry OF the Universalist church was
srowdsd last evening by an audience attracted
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nervous action and brings refres hing
sleep that makes recovery easy.
There is each thing as too closely
watching for signs of ill health, but, on
the other hand. there is a wise attention
to signs OF weakness and breaking do wn.
Painful sensations and sudden weak ness
are natures evident hints Congtipa-
ton, with hstuleney and nausea. in the
early morning. suggests serious trouble.
The dull, wearing ache at side and back
shonld make one pause to think.
Brght's disease and disorders OF the
heart and liver may be positively and
permanently cured by taking Paine's
celery compound as soon as neuralgia,
weakness, rheumatism, lack OF appetite
and low spirits show the beginnings Of
diseass OF some OF these important or
Rans.
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AZUSA.
A Lot Of New Buildings Under Con
atrp ctfop-N9tea.


AZUsA, May 1.-THE excavation for A. P.
Grifith's brick block was commenced yester-
day. The building will be pushed as fast as
possible as several parties 'are ready to occupy
it when completed.
8. F. de voin is moving his store building 25
feet north of its cid location to give room for 0
brick butlding where IL stood. J. Andrews
tn" Duiiuing is we'll under way just north oi
thc Pvob t >---t tore
building is about ready for occupancy He
will put in a stock of groceries. o. H. Huber's
stone store building is nearly ready for occu-
pancy.
Ward Bros. will build brick block soon on
recently made vacant by fire.
The organization OF the church of the "New
Era was completed Sunday, April 20, after an
interesting discourse by Prof W. C. Bowman,
forty-three names having been subscribed to
the membership roll, 6. +. DEVON was chosen
president and Max ElweRt, secretary. The
people of the valley are invited to attend the
next meeting, Sunday, May l3th at p. IN. at
stanson's hall. Prof. Bowman will again ad-
dress them,