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The herald., 1894-07-20

SIR THOMAS MCILwRAITH, on his re-
turn to Brisbane from England, was se.
verely overhauled for having said that
American beef brought better prices in
the London markets than colonial beef.
simply because it was better beef" Sir
Thomas defended himself by saying that
be did not say anything of the kind.
What he did say was that American
beef is invariably laid down in better
shape than Australian beef, which ena-
bles it to bring better prices. l do not
believe the American beef to be any bet
ter than ours. but the voyage is so much
shorter from America than from the an
tipodean colonies that the Yankee arti-
Gle retains more of its substance. Hun
ger knows no patriotism, aud the Eng
fish laborer wants the best beef he can
get for his money, regardless Of where
it is produced. When you can land beef
in equal condition to the American beef
You can expect American prices, but not
until them" Sir Thomas appears to
have taken the common sense view OF
the proposition.
The herald., 1894-07-20
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Nesl Brothers tho Champion Doubles
for 1894.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Following were
the results in the tennis tournament to-
day:
Doubles-Neel brothers beat Waidner
and Moulding. 6-3; 6-2; 60.
Singleu-C. B. Neel beat Meyer, GA;
90.
Page beat Wrenn. 90; rs.
Wrenn beat Waidner, 6-3; 60.
Consolations-G. Wrenn beat Lucas,
6-l; 60.
Star beat Lansing, Ga; 6-3.
Collins beat Rood, 6-3; 6-3.
Nicely beat Hobs, 6.3 81.
G. Wrenn beat Clifford. 6-1; 6 4.
Lloyd beat Ssnborne, 61 2.
Moulding beat Roberto, So; 6 4.
Moulding beat Gardner by default.
Roberts bsat GARRETT by default.
Lansing beat Smith by default.
The result of today's game makes
Neel brothers the champions for 1894.
The herald., 1894-07-20

THERE are three things which the
press, with all it's power to disseminate
warning to the people, has been unable
to universally impress upon the public
mind. One is that a gaslight should
never be blown out; second, that stoves
should not be fred up with
the aid OF coal oil poured from a
can; and last. but not least, that
people should not wait to board street
cars from the near instead OF the far
corners. The press, however. does not
despair of eventually carrying it's warn
ing voice into the recessea OF the darkest
minds and OF ultimately making the
two frat admonitions apprehensivs to
even the most jejune understanding /;
but we have no faith whatever in Its
power to 80 enlighten the general intel
ligence that there will not bs a very
large percentage OF every community
that will continue to wait for street cars
on the wrong corners. As long as the
brightest looking members of the gen.
The herald., 1894-07-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Mrs NJ Mendelson, Miss A Mendelson, Capis
trano; A Marshall, El Paso; F D Decker. 5ante
Barbara; T Hayes, w R Lett, . Perry, Nd
Machwirth, G Levy, L Ravens, MI and Mra
g Brougham Mr. and Mrs Melllss, VIM Cox, San
Ftancisco; f Edwards, w Bradford. F Marcy,
EN- Stanton, RiverGde w X Giid. Chino; w
H Holabird Bakersfield; H Il Pettit, kedlands;
NJ Balm, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs ID b Jer'
rue. w A Duncombe, Bakersfield Rosenberg
Miss Jones, New York; q Dyer, Riverside; u
C Mix, New York; A NJ snyder Boston; Mr. and
Mrs VI G Adams. Long Beach; L Hedge, Sa1
Francisco; i ) Colwell, Chicago.
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Mrs. F. A. Helm OF Kansas City is
visiting her parents in this city.
BATOLLI'S DECISION.

The Papai Delegate Il In Touch With
American Temperance Sentiment.
CHICAGO, July 19.-"Mgr. Satolli's de-
cision sustaining Bishop Watterson's
decree prohibiting saloon keepers from
mem bership in Roman Catholic socie.
ties will be received with great satisfsc-
ton Dy Catholics generally and by all
interested in the work of temperance"
said w. j. Onshan. secretary OF the
Catholic congress held in Chicago dur
ing the worlds fair.
at shows how closely Mgr. Satolli is
in touch with the moral sentiment OF
this countryside growing sentiment
against the liquor traffic. This decision
ia exactly in accord with the platform
and resolution adopted by the Catholic
congress- held here during the worlds
fair. Mgr. Satolli's action will give
great strength aud impulse and hearth.
ness to the national Catholic temper
ance congress, which will be held in st.
Paul on August let. While the pres
emit effect of the decision ia local and
applies only to the diocese OF Columbus,
the moral influence Of it will be wide
reaching"
II think Monsignor Satollps decision
means that he did not want to interfere
with Bishop Watterson's affairs in the
diocese OF Columbus" said P. +. Hen
messy, secretary of the whisky trust.
"The ruling has effect only on that
diocese"
SIS not the church opposed to the
liquor traffic?"
ITO the abuse OF it. yes"
"If only 80 much liquor as may be
used by drinking men without going to
excess were consu med, would the sales
fall off greatly"
II think not. The few men who
drink to excess are always in evidence
and attract attention to themselves
while the vast majority of men who
drink, moderately are not noticed.
believe the very largest proportion O.
the liquor consumed in this country il
used by men who drink quietly anC
moderately and without harm to them
selves or any one else."
The herald., 1894-07-20
NATIONAL PAsTIME.
Results of Yestsrday's Games ON League
Diamonds.

Results Of Yestsrday's Games ON League
Diamonds.
CINcINSAT1, July 19.-McPhec cleared
the bases with home run in the eighth
inning and won the game.
Cincinnati, 8; base hits, 10; errors, 0.
Pittsburg, 6; base hits, 10; errors. l.
Batteries-Dwyer and Murphy; Col.
clough, Stencil and Merritt.
ST.. LOUIS, July 19.--St. Louis. Z; base
hits, IL errors, 0.
Chicago, /; base hits. 4; errors, O..
Batteries - Breitsnstein and Twine-
ham Abbey and Schriver.
New YORK. July l9.-Washington IL;
base hits, l5; errors, 2.
New York, 10; base hits, 10; errors, 3.
Batteries-M and Sullivan;
Westervelt, German and Farrell.
BALTIMORE, July l9.-Bsltimore, 9;
base hits. II ; errors, 4.
Brooklyn, 49,; base hits, 20; errors, 2.
Batteries Robinson and lnks; Earle
and Stein.
The herald., 1894-07-20
In THE course of a Conversation with

In THE course OF a conversation with
Mr.. w. M. McFsdden, the Plscsntia
orchardist. he said that the cooperative
plan pursued this year OF marketing
their oranges has worked very satisfac-
torily. He saved 20 cents per box over
the old plan in picking and packing his
fruit and placing it on the cars. and that
alone makes quite nice addition to his
income. The fruit sold at fair prices,
and, take it all together, he thinks tn Q
orangs-growers ought to be elatsd with
the success they have met in taking
their business into their own hands, in
stead of farming it out to third parties
az heretofore.
The herald., 1894-07-20
BRAa is a good dog, but Holdfast 10 a

BRAa is a good dog, but Holdfast 10 a
better one, is q saying as old as the hills.
We had got 90 used to Dragging over our
victories in yacht races with foreign
craft and in our semi-occasional VEN
lures on the British turf, that we
thought the Yankee colors must win on
any and all occasions. A series OF de.
feats like those encountered by the yacht
Vigilant will lead up to the building of
q new yacht that will 60 over there and
atone for her repeated downcasts. That
the Vigilant has lost at least two races
that she should have won is conceded by
the ablest of British yachting authori-
ties. But the same thing often happens
to horses, and nobody regards itas being
. national disgrace.
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sist on the disagreement of the ssnre

sist on the disagreement Of the sente
was agreed to without division.
The speaker then reappointed tb
former conferees on the part OF th
house. and the regular order was take
up.
The conference report on the navs
appropriation bill was agreed to, 156 T.,
AZ.
The conference report on the military
bill was aRresd to, 1913 to Is.
The conference report on the diplo-
matlo and consular appropriation bill
was agreed to without division.
ct p. m. the house adjourned.
The herald., 1894-07-20
CRACK CYCLER ).

Events at tho National Circle Meet at
Pittsburg.
PIrrsBURe, July 19.-About 1000 peo-
pie attended the national circuit bicycls
meet at the Pittsburg Athletic club
grounds today, Most OF the crack riders
OF the country were entered and some
fine races were run.
]. s. johnson was not in condition,
and Sanger would not race because ne
considered the turns on the ground
track too sharp.
In the exhibition race F. j. Titns low
cred the Pennsy lvsnia mile record, hy-
ing start, to 2:07 8.
The herald., 1894-07-20

REAL summer weather is only just
coming in. What with the interruption
of the trains and the backwardness OF
the season this has 30 far been a very
trying year for the summer hotels. But
the patient purveYors may now look for
q great improvement in business. This
weather will send rush OF people to
seaside and mountain resorts, and the
exchequers of our suburban bonifaces
will soon give evidence Of the changed
conditions.
The herald., 1894-07-20

THE trust-eerving senate does not pro-
pose to recede from its seton in behalf
of the trusts. They cay the house can
choose between the bill as it came from
the senate snd the Mckinley bill. All
right. Let the house concur in the sem
ate amendments and consign the sem
ators to endless infsmy.
The herald., 1894-07-20

tied wealth. 1t now remains to be seen
whether the Democrats in the house
will stand up to their pledges made be-
fore the election Of 1892 and restore to
the free list the many articles upon,
which the stock. jobbing and mercenary
senators have placed duty. There is a
bare chance for the Democratic house to
save the party in spite Of Cleveland and
in spite OF the senate.
The herald., 1894-07-20

The summer has not ushered in q
hotter day than yesterday proved to be.
Ninety-two degrees in the shade is de-
gree of caloric which is not often ex.
perienced in Los Angeles. But, withal,
the heat was not oppressive. 1t was
tempered with q delicious pervading
breeze from the ocean that made life in
these sub-tropics ecstatically delight
fr,j
The herald., 1894-07-20
GOT A GUARDIAN.
Mrs. Magic of Cheyenne Inaom0 pc tent to
Manage Her Affairs.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 19.-Judgs
Cow - N. a;st-iss esu~s OF Laramie
county today appointed w. Robbins OF
Cheyenne guardian to manage the
affairs OF Mrs. Emma J. Maggie, jury OF
IL citizsns having decided that she wa
incompetent to do so. Erastus Nagle
the woman's husband, died in 1888,
leaving an estate valued at $500, 900,
which was equally divided between the
wife and son.
Two years later Mrs. Maggie married
Charles A. White, an adventurer from
New York, who defrauded her out OF
over $4,000. The sensational divorce
proceedings, the arrest of White in New
York. and his subsequent forfeiture Of
$40 900 bonds and flight to South Amer
lea, where he is now fugitive from
justice. are still fresh in the minds Of
the public.
The herald., 1894-07-20

A FELLOW citizen of Mr.. Christopher
A. Buckley, residing at Livermore. had
never seen railroad strike and so he
went down to Oakland and poked his OBJ
trusive head in the way of a cavalry
saber which cut away the crown OF his
hat. The saber might have cut off the
Livermorsan's hsad-but there's moth
ing in that, after all that has been said
and done.
The herald., 1894-07-20
Tho Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The cash bal
ance in the TREASURY at the close today
was 1921, 947,77l, of which s64. 483. 7G7
was gold reserve. Contrary to general
expectations the expectation OF gold
seems to have again set in. Yesterday
the engagements for export amounted
to $500, 900 and today to $l,250, 900, OF
which $3.50, 900 will go to Canada.
The herald., 1894-07-20

LONDON evidently begins to believe
that marriage is a failure" judging by
the fact that she solemnizsd 1892 mar
risges in 1893, falling.of OF nearly s
per cent from the year previous. The
births for the corrssp ondiag period were
32,975, or $40 per 1000 OF the great
city's estimated population.
The herald., 1894-07-20

One thing the strikes have achieved
beyond doubt-they have extinguished
all hopes of passing the funding bill at
this session of congress. So that the
hopes of the railway magnates that the
debt would not be made payable till
they were dead and buried hsvo ceased
to bear fruit.
The herald., 1894-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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The herald., 1894-07-20
SOCIETY.

A stag party was given Wednesday
evening in entertainment Of Mr.. T. Med.
Porter who was married to Miss Tommie
Meier last week. The party was enter
tanned by Mr.. West at Main street and
were as follows: Harry German, w. R.
Teale, w. M. Edwards, H. D. Cashnsn,
]. Jevne, A. Fl. Brady, B. +. Coulter,
jr.. L. d. Sale, II. G. Bundrem, W. F.
West.
A delightful coaching party was given
to Colegrove Wednesday night by Miss
Waddilove. Those who composed the
marty were: Misses Anna Mullins,
Kempton. Dorsey, Wedemeyer; Messrs.
Kellam. Percy Hoyle. W. NJ. Garland,
Goskell, Ogden, Judge W. H. CLARK and
]. Martin.
Miss Bertha Carr of San Bernardino is
in this city visiting her friend, Miss
Kalisher, of $40 S. Hill street.
+*x
Mrs. F. A. Helm OF Kansas City is
Waiting her parents in this city.
Busy all the time in our engraving de-
partment. Good and prompt work tells
the story. VIM. III. Edwards company,
ia W. First st.
The herald., 1894-07-20

SAN Francisco. July 10. - Anthony
Kearns. a wealthy cattle dealer, who
died recently in Enniacarthy, Ireland,
left his entire estate. valued at ESQ, 1000,
to his nephew, James Kearns. who
came to America % years ago. and who
was to be identified by tattoo marks on
his arm. Agents OF the executors be-
lieye that they have found the long
missing heir in the person OF James
Kearns, local butcher.
The herald., 1894-07-20
Mrs. Springer Identified.

CHICAGO, July 1o.-In the jury brib-
ing case in Judge Bakers court today,
Millionaire Warren Springer's wife was
identified by Juror Joseph Mormon as
the woman who offered bride for IA
vorable verdict in a condemnation suit
in which Springsrs was interested.
The herald., 1894-07-20

Storm LAKE, To-. July 19.-Rough
water prevented the rowing at the re-
gstta ye,terdsy until late. when the
senior single was won by Robert Turner
of Dubuque; junior single. f. f. Staple
ton, Dubuque; junior double, by the
Ottumwa crew.
The herald., 1894-07-20

At Portland. Ore.. G. J. Null
key, ex special agent of the treasury de-
partment, who was convicted Last De.
csmber of conspiring to illegally land
Chinese, was sentenced Tuesday by Unit
ed States District Judge Belllnger to one
years imprisonment in the Multonomah
county jail and to pay tine OF $o0OO.
J. p Bonner, another conspirator, was
sentenced to six months imprisonment
in the county Jail.
The herald., 1894-07-20

THERE evidently seems to have been
. chrome offered for the candidate who
will say the least about the big railroad
strike. Estee appears to be in the lead.
with Governor Markham good second
and coming fast in the qusrter-stretch.
The herald., 1894-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The committee
on Pacific railroads voted today, 10 to 5,
to report the Reilly bill for the adjust
ment of the debts OF the Union and
Central Pacific railroads. An amend
ment offered by Mr.. Hepburn, which
WAS carried, requires the company to
afford all connecting roads equal facili-
ties, terms and rates for interchange Of
krafsc
The herald., 1894-07-20

]. P. Bliss came within one.fifth of
second of the worlds record in the half
mile. doing it in l 100 Is, and Arthur
Banker made the P. A. @. track record,
81 seconds Tor quarter mile.
The herald., 1894-07-20

Weeks California herb tea is composed OF
roots and herbs gathered in the mountains OF
Lower California and is the best remedy You
can take for blood, stomach, liver and kidneyr.
1t is a harmless vegetable remedy, pleasant TO
tukc aut. !, positive cure Tor constipation Ess
ssle IS ali sAlugylstn. Dsics Is cents.
The herald., 1894-07-20
Tho Dakota Is u Whine or.

KINGSTON, July 19.-In the regatta OF
the Royal st. George Yacht club today,
the American ten-rater Dakota won the
champion cup, value &105, and 925
added, beating the Thalia, Luna and
Thelma.
The herald., 1894-07-20
FRIDAY, JULY go. 1894.

The railroad situation continues to
improve. The San Francisco train ar
rives now on time, and order is being
educed out OF chaos in even the most
turbulent centers.
The herald., 1894-07-20

Following are figures for the three pre-
vious seasons: In 1891, 5000 acres; 1892,
1890 acres 1893. $3.50 acres.
The herald., 1894-07-20

tie sex persist in needless appreciation
of this rule, how are we to look for a
knowledge OF its existence amongst the
most benighted of both gsnders?
The herald., 1894-07-20

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Abbott, the
English feather.weight, knocked Young
OF Brooklyn out in the fourth round at
Alexandria tonight.
The herald., 1894-07-20

A horse kicked II. s. Shafsr, OF the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y, on
the knee. which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff. A
friend recommended him to use Cham
berlain'o Pain Balm, which he did, and
in two days was able 20 be around. Mr..
Shafer has rec ,mmended it to many
others and says it is excellent for any
kind OF bruise or spran. This same
remedy is also famous for it's cures OF
rheumatism. For sale by of & Vaughn,
Fourth and Spring street, G. T. Heinzs-
man, 222 North Main street.
The herald., 1894-07-20
AN ERA OF TREE-PL ANTING.

San Bernardino County's Increased
Acreage of Fruit.
ONTARIO, Cal, July 19.-The Record
publishes today the following figures on
tree-planting in San Bernardino county
for 1894, the figures denoting the num-
her of acres:
The herald., 1894-07-20
AMUSE MENTS.

GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-The Mexican
National band will give concerts this
and tomorrow evenings. with matinee
tomorrow:
This programme for this evening will be :
overture, Guillermo Tell, Ross nj.
Polka, InliIativa Goriza, BuOt
Fantssia. Boccace, S1ppe.
trdn 500 de ClaIine g, Catano-Sr. L. Santi-
lies
Pea Initiative, a hunting scene, Bucalossi.
Overture, Ruy Bias, Mende ssohn.
Preludio Fraternidad, Marquee.
Fantasia Lucia de Lam ermuor, Donizettl.
w liz, Muchachasde Niena, Zleherner.
schOusch, Opslia, AvilA.
Jots, Los Ratas (tandereta solo, Chueca-Sr.
A. K. To.edo.
Los ANGELES THEArER.-The PIXIE
opera company was greeted by large
house last night and was encored go
often that the company was almost ex-
hausted whsn the performance was
over.
The Queens Lace Handkerchief will
be given tonight and tomorrow with
matinee. The low prices and the excel
lent company are being highly appre-
ciated.
The herald., 1894-07-20
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One hundred and ninety-six fresh
cases Of cholera and 70 deaths are re-.
ported in St. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-21
REPUBLICANs INrERFERE.
VIII no Allow Democrats to Make farm
speech in tho senate.

WASHINGTON, y. c., Aug 2o.-The
Republicans this morning gave thc Sen
ate an evidence OF thc.r intention that
they ala not propose TO permit the Demo
Gratis at this late day 10 make d lol "l
campaign speeches on the tdilH blii.
The routine business or the senate Wa
soon ended. and Mr.. Lindsay was about
10 take the ruOr TO MAKE "a speech Wli'H
Mr. quay made the point OF no Quorum.
After a long search for senators, no
quorum was found, when a mQuon WAS
made and carried that the Senate 80
into executive session. This was zone
and tie senate adjourned TO meet 'u-
nesday Mcssrs Aldricn and Chandler.
in discussing this matter after the senate
had Adjourned, said that iney had l,aih~
% that there were at least haf dozen
Democrats who had prepared elaboraie
speeches. which it was The Intention
to have circulated by the Democratic
Campaign Committee IN the congressional
campaign. These speeches had been
IrepareJ without notice 90 the Ke9ub-
means so that they might reply, ana
inasmucn as the Democrats had been
EiNen ever opportunity 10 speak during
the long debate, and had declined. the
ittpubiicanS would not now. If they could
prevent IL, permit the Democrats to 20
into the matter and reopen the whole
tariff debate. presenting the situation
as they view il. in the light Of recent
Both Mr. Chandler and Mr.. Aldrich de-
Clarcd that the Republicans would not
permit ines" Sptt'icS 10 Dt nltue, I'I ~
get into the Record under leaves TO print
There was. they said, no quorum I'm the
city. and as the Senate had declared that
IL was imUractcable 10 have any more
contested legislation az this session, the
RenubUcgns were also unwilling that
there should be any speeches for the pur-
pose Of cxplainng how il an came about
and what IL meant. -
simply DRIFT pending the arrival of the
tariff bill with whatever action the Fresi-
dent may see fit 20 make Any attempt
to take up the free trade bills Will prove
futile. and any effort on the part OF any
Democratic senator to take the floor 70
make "a speech VIII be the signal for the
point Of no quorum 10 be made. IL IS the
present intention Of the minority 10 pre-
vent action looking to the correction OF
the mistakes that may Dee found in the
tariff bin. and If their policy is carried
will be put ON trial, so 10 remain until
the next session OF Congress.