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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-04-18
Limitations Of Hypnotism..

New Boarde What's the row up
stairs?
Landlady Its that professor Of hyp-
notism trying to get his wife's permis-
sion to so out this evening New York
Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-28
ELECTRIC STREET RAILW Al
Only Four Minutes Ride to Center
 Street.

Property within the city limits Is too high-priced to be utilized as resi- dence property, when better and more comfortable homes can be secured in these beautifully situated additions at small cost. The man who cares to investigate the future growth of Ph@nix and vicin- itv will readily come to the conclusion that within the next six years it's popu- lation will reach 20,OOO or 30,00O, and in order to accommodate this pushing, bus ting throng business houses, as well as residences, will seek the additions here mentioned, and their cash value thereby be enhanced tenfold, The
Arizona republican., 1894-12-28

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
The herald., 1894-05-30
TERMINAL ISLAND.

The Summer Season Commencee-Per.
sonals.
TERMINAL ISLAND, May 29.-Owing to
our extremely favorable and sheltered
position, the season opens here usually
about two months earlier than at the
little watering place farther west, and
lasts about the same time longer. In
fact, the season here may said to be
always open, as boating and bathing are
INDUCED In every day in the year, and
clubmen and epicures, when they want
something extra good to eat come here
to the pavilion to get it.
The trim and fast yacht Bonnie Belle,
with Captain Louis Hansen and Wallace
Maxey as mate, took the following party
for a sail on the bay Monday: DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Weldon of San Pedro, Mrs.
A. L. Kinch, sister of Mrs. Gilbsrt
and wife of Conductor Kinch of the
Santa Fe Of San Bernardino, Mr.. and
Mrs.. L. M. Gilbert. E. A. Hall, Miss
Hilda Gilbert and the HERALD man.
There was spanking breeze, and the
boat fairly few through the water, and
in a short time che reached the barra-
couda banks, where feet of ID of the
fishing fleet were buniiy engaged.
After the appetites of the hungry voy-
ayers had been Satisfied by one of those
nice little dinners that are always served
at the pavilion, the afternoons pleasure
WAS rounded off by delightful i'm
promptu dance. which lasted until mid
night, and in which the following took
part: DR.. and Mrs. Weldon, the Misses
Henrietta Olsen, Lillian Davis, Beatrice
Nelson, Helen Reynolds, Mrs. A. l..
Kinch. Mrs. T. M. Gilbert, Hlda B.
Gilbert. H. Edwards, Frank Schilling,
Prof. Wallace Maxey, Capt. Louis Han
sen, w. w. Laraway, T. M. Gilbert, E.
A. Hall and several others whose names
we did not learn.
The motor sloop Alpha of the Califor-
mia Fish company, with their new $40.
foot purse seine, lately received from the
east, caught in its meshes on its first
trial between 10 and Is tons of sardines,
and the time occupied In making this
immense haul did not exceed four hours.
We merely mention this fact to show
that the waters of the bay are teeming
with fish.
Mr.. Charles Thornburg of Alamitos
and l. L. Fetterman of Long Beach were
visitors the first of the week.
Mrs. r. d. Curtis OF Long Beach, &C.
companied by her guests, Mrs. and Miss
Hayd den of Fort Wayne, Indiana, lis
tened to the music OF the waves one
day this past week.
Mr.. William Pollard and daughter
Flossie of Long Beach were among the
weeks visitors
General Manager T. B. Burnett of the
Terminal, his son d. B. Burnett, and
The herald., 1894-05-30
THE FOURTH.
Preparations for Its Celebration on n
Large Ecale at Rio.

Preparations for Its Celebration on n
Large 6cale at Rio.
Rio DE JANEIRo May 29.-Active
preparations are being made for the oc.
cssion of the 4th of July. The great
national fete of the United States will
be observed here in 6 manner fitted to
demonstrate TO the United States the
gratitude of the people of Brazil for the
support of the American republic dur
ing the recent civil war. The public
demonstration will consist in military
and naval review and the laying of the
corner stone of monument which will
be surmounted by statue of President
James Monroe, the author of the Mon
roe doctrine.
President Cleveland has been asked
to send United States squadron to Rio
to take part in the naval review, and
special medals win be presented to Prea.
ident Cleveland and President Peixoto
in commemoration of the triumph of the
established government over the reyo.
lutioniHts.
The herald., 1894-05-30
POMONA.

Woman's Missionary Society Convention
News Notes.
POMONA, May 29.-The fourth conven-
ton Of the Los Angeles district associa-
ton, Woman's Home Missionary eocie-
ty, was held at the Methodist church in
this city today.
MIRA. G. W. White, the district presi-
dent, presided.
Mrs. A. @. Steadmsn OF this city well
coined the ladies attending, and Mrs.
Pierce OF Pasadena responded in behalf
of the delegates.
Devotional exercises were then held,
led by Mrs. Louis Wright OF this place.
This WAS followed by the reading OF a
paper entitled, A Glance Over the Whole
Field of Our Work, by Mrs. Mary A..
WEIGH. This was followed by charm
ing solo, by Mrs. Davis of Pomona; a
paper by Mrs. Hutton, Woman's Home
Missions, was read Mrs. r. r. Brown OF
Los Angeles.
A delicious lunch was served by the
ladies Of the M. E. church in the par
Tors.
The afternoon exercises were opened
by Mrs. NJ. A. WEIGH. A novel and
interesting missionary council was held
composed of Mines. Larkin, Cumming,
Coulbras and Misses CLARA Swan and
Vernie Kochlein, personating the ladies
in the Industrial homes, deaconess work.
Mothers Jewels homes and the Bohe-
milan work in Chicago and Chinatown.
Los Angeles. The papers were interest
ing and instructive.
Mrs. A. B. Aberneth of Los Angeles
gave O review of Helen Hunt Jackson's
Story Of Century.
1t is very probable that Pomona will
soon be putting on additional city airs,
and have her business houses and resi-
dences numbered, as last night City
Attorney Bell was instructed by the city
council to draw up an ordinance to that
effect.
The resolution of intention to con-
struct cement sidewalks ON Second street
had to be deferred until next NEE ting,
the ordinance establishing the grade of
the streets not having been published.
The Fourth OF July executive commit
tee requested that immediate action be
taken in the matter of erecting q band
stand, as requested by the band boys.
No action in the matter was taken by
the council.
A. /. Stewards bond Of $500 was &C.
cspted, his bondsmen being A. H. Tufts
and DIR. A. G. Bryan.
Mr.. Montague's bond OF $4,000, Messrs.
Zobelein and Laventhal of Los Angeles
as sureties. was approved. This is for
the renewal OF saloon license for an.
~gner year.
The street superintendent will put up
ITO feet of hitching racks for the con-
venience of the public on the 4th of
July.
The herald., 1894-05-30

The Passing OF Tariff Reform.
EDITORS HERALD Out OF the long
game of battledore and shuttlecock to
which our high old federal tariff has
been subjected during the present con-
gress but one good thing is likely to
issue, and that is the passing from polit-
ical parlance of the euphemistic shibbo-
leth, "tariff REFORM" Another national
convention of the Democratic party
will hardly be fatuous enough to 60
fishing for gudgeons with tariff reform"
bait. 1t must come out for free trade,
pure and simple, or 60 out of business.
Every body now understands that it is
just as hopeful idiocy to expect to reform
an indurated harlot as to reform q tariff
which is to have in it any recognition of
the principle of protection. Once the
principle is allowed in any schedule of
the bill, the whole measure must be
permeated with it, for every congress-
man who has special interest in his
district to foster-and they all have
feels it incumbent upon him to secure
for that interest the privilege of
farming the revenues, and that at the
maximum figure. 1t occasions no sur
prise in the mind of anyone to learn
that protection bribery has invaded the
United States senate. The protective
System invites it. For quarter of a
century there has been league between
the Republican party managers and the
protected interests. whereby the latter
were to come down with the cash for
presidential campaigns, and the former
were to perpetuate high protectionism.
Having dictated the Mckinley tariff, the
protected interests felt quite secure.
and, in 1892, failed to respond as liber-
ally as usual to Mr.. Harrison's demands.
They did not deem it possible that they
could lose at once the presidency and
the senate. The unexpected happened,
and now they are scheming to prevent
any modification of the tariff by direct
bribery. The Louisiana lottery was an
elevating and respectable institution
in comparison with American protec-
tionism. VIM. S. CREIGHTON.
The herald., 1894-05-30
Railway Photographers.

DENVER, May 29.-The Railway
Telegraphers held their election today,
which resulted in defeat for Grand
Chief Telegrapher Ramsay, his successor
being Walker V. Powell of Wichita,
Kan. The vote was SO to Sc. The teleg-
raphers endorsed the action of Grand
Chief Ramsay in suspending the Omaha
charter. He expressed willingness to
restore the charter if the Omaha divis-
ion would obey his former orders. F.
E. Gilleland promised this would be
done. Grand Editor Thurston was ex-
onerated from all charges made against
him. The Offices of assistant grand
chief and senior telegrapher were cre-
ated. 1t was decided to organize la
dies auxiliary. and Chief Ramsay's rec
ommendation that a federation of all
railroad organizations be formed WAS
adopted.
The herald., 1894-05-30
SANTA MONICA.

The Programme for Today's Cere-
monies-Notes.
SANTA MONICA, May 29.-Tomorrow
will be Decoration day. and our local
G. A. r., assisted by our public schools
and citizens in general, have prepared
an appropriate programme to comment
crate the brave deeds Of our dead SOL
6iers.
In the morning there will be the dec
Grafton of the graves, and music and
recitations at the cemetery, and Major
Donnell will deliver an address.
In the afternoon the procession will
form at the school house at O'Clock, in
the following order:
Santa Monica Band.
W. r. G.
Secret Societies.
Library Trustees.
School Trustees.
School Children.
Orator, Master OF Ceremonies, City Council and
City Officials, in Carriages.
Citizens in Carrlages
The procession will march through
our principal streets and draw up on
Ocean avenue, where it will be re-
viewed.
At the band stand the following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
Invocation-Dr. VIM. Stevenson,
Music, Flag of the Free-School
Extracts from the first @. A. R. commander
in chiefs order, May 5, 1868 John A. Logan),
Read by clarence Malmstrom.
Recitation, Sleep, Comrades. 5leep-Florence
Extracts from Colonel Ingersell = Ed v.
Dales
Music.
Presentation OF flags-H winslow.
Music, America-Audience.
Two flags will be awarded to the public
schools by the g. A. Rome to the
grade having the highest per cent OF it's
enrolment in line, the other to the best
drilled grade.
The Jones interest has obtained an in
junction against the Sunset Telephone
company to prevent their placing their
poles on our principal streets. 1t is
probable that compromise will be eff
fecred and the work will be resumed.
Mrs. G. B. Dexter and sons have re-
turned from the midwinter fair.
Miss Janet Ramsey has left for her
home at Santa Barbara.
The Paulist father of New York will
hold mission here commencing next
Sunday morning, and continuing
through the week.
The W. @. 7. U. will hold its annual
meeting to elect officers at Congregs-
tional hall next Sunday, June 9Th, at 2
p. N.
The herald., 1894-05-30
SAN BERNARDINo.

Activity In Mining CircIes-Desert Cattle
Round-Up.
SAN BERNARpINo, May 29.-The Gun
club will hunt jack rabbits on the plains
near Ontario, on June I'd.
Colonel Nentelon, B. w. Richards, w.
W. Braden and w. s. Crawford OF On
tario are in Bear valley. explorin g for q
camping place for their wives and fam
lilies during the summer months.
One of the many troublesome cases for
violating the sheep ordinance 10 on trial
in Justice Felter's court today.
Judge Otis OF the superior court today
denied the application of counsel for the
admission OF Charles Baton to bail,
pending appeal to the supreme court
from conviction and sentence for muir
der Of Gus Bohen.
Smart & Watts, original discoveries of
the Rose mine, have added another dis
covery to the numerous trophies hanging
to their belts. This time they have
found placer ground at Cactus fat that
pays cents to the pan. They have
ordered lumber and will at once proceed
to erect fume to Arastre creek, and
proceed to eluice the ground.
Mr.. H. L. Smiths mill at Shadow
mountain is now running on paying
gold bearing quartz, and the first clean
up will be made in few days.
The spring roundup OF mountain and
desert cattle 10 in full blast. Last week
the various cattlemen congregsted at
Rabbit springs and gathered every beast
from 90 miles around. There was a
large band driven to the mountains in
hal 10 fila
men-Ollie Smith, Metcalf, Quiros
oands numbering several hundreds.
Besides these, Lucky Baldwin sent up
400 head. Mr.. Elliott. one Of his fore
men at the Santa Anita, with number
OF vaqueros. brought them through
without much loss. This week the
round up continues on the river, max
ing.their headquarters at Sim Browns,
the cattle king of the raging Moiave.
The KqSHts are drIyiggg ta apys assgg s
HIorongo Pass. 1t looks as If there was
going to be considerable more cattle
than grass.
Deputy Sheriff @. R. Keyes this
morning brought three Indians in from
the Needles. who were held for grand
larceny upon preliminary examination
before the justice OF the peace in that
burg.
One hundred and sixty pounds OF
beetseed have been scattered through
out the valley through the instrumental
ity of the chamber of commerce, and
has been planted to make experimental
tests of the adaptability of our soil to
sugar beet production.
The Royal Arch degree was conferred
hty q oh Stnr kan
sisting of +. p. Morrison of Redlands,
Frank F. Oster OF this city and Mr.. Mott
OF Cotton last evening. The banquet
which accompanies the comforting OF
this degree was spread at the California
restaurant. High Priest H. A. Keller
otficiated as master OF ceremonies, both
in the chapter and at the iestal board.
j. F. Slocum of the Grand Rapids Fur
niture company has filed papers in in
solvencY. Liabilities. about $4,000;
schedule OF assets not filed.
The herald., 1894-05-30

tie were shipped from below Capistrano
In Kanaas City to be distributed through
state. and today 20 carloads more were
ahmed. making 40 carloads in two
DAYS. This is but the beginning OF what
NAV be expected. These cattle were in
excellent condition and brought good
prices. THE will be liable to bring the
price up OF grazing land somewhat.
Madame Modjsska and Count Bozenta
were ON our streets today, looking well
DR.. W. L. Case OF Ohio, who has besn
visiting with Mr.. ]. E. Bunker, the past
few days. returned to his home in Ohio
today by the way OF the midwinter fair.
1t is probable that he will locate in our
city.
The Santa Ana and Newport railroad
ia building double switch from its old
terminus on Spurgson street to Bush
street.
Mrs. Charles Yost will join her hus-
band in the Minreola colony, Wednes-
day, May 30th.
DR.. E. A. Schell lectured to full
house in the Main street M. E. church
last night. The lecture was one OF the
most enjoyable ever given in the city
DIR. Schell will be rendered a reception
at the First M. E. church in Los Angeles
tonight.
The HERALD made the assertion q
week or more ago that one of the popu-
lar members of Company F would soon
take unto himself wife. The company
has been nearly broken up about it,
each one accusing the others Of the rash
act, but the victim is W. W. Burghes,
who will on Thursday night, in the par
lors of the Rlchelieu hotel, be married
to Miss Barbara Clyde. cousin of Mrs.
John Avas. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock by the Rev. W. b.
Burrows. The newly married couple
will 20 to housekeeping on North Main
street, where they have everything in
applepie order. We wish them much
happiness, long life and prosperity.
r. L. Rogers has sold his candy store
to Ellis Turner. Mr.. Rogers will 60 to
Texas.
John Brown, the 17-year-old boy who
stole the bicycle Of III. Yont some time
ago, was today sentenced to two years
in the state prison at Folsom.
Henry Norman was brought up from
Newport today very sick. His condi-
ton ia serious.
The Kansas people are making ar
rangements for Kansas day. A meet
ing OF the executive committee is called
for on Saturday, June Q, at the Kansas
tin store.
Mrs. Struckenbruck OF Tustin, who
was reported quite sick few days ago
in the HERALD, is still in critical con-
dition, and fears of her recovery are en-
tertained.
Lost-A pooketbook containing key.
Finder please leave at HERALD branch
office, Santa Ana, and get reward.
The herald., 1894-05-30
SANTA ANA.
Democratic COMMITTEES Goes for Senate,
White.

Democratic C0mmittes Goes for Senator
White.
SANTA ANA, May 20. AT full meeting
of the Democratic county central COM
mittee, held May 2Sth, the following
business was transacted:
The precinct caucuses will be held one
week before the election of delegates to
the county convention. and that the
primary election law be used to elect
delegates. Notice OF each event to be
published in the papers and advertised
by posters. The superintendent will be
based upon the vote cast for the Demo-
cratic electors at last election, which
will be one delegate for every rs votes
cast and one for fraction over and one
delegate at large.
The following resolution was un ami
mously passed:
Whereas, Senator White, in WAYS
past finding out, has not rendered the
Democratic party Of Orange county, to
whom he owes so much, single federal
appointment outside of Orange county,
nor the workers within the county, and
even the recommendation OF the central
committee has been treated with indif-
ference with single exception, and in
that exception he required written
promise from the aspirant before he
would make the appointment; and
Whereas, The committee has not been
consulted upon or even notified of pro-
posed appoin tments; and
Whereas, The appointme nts made by
our senator smack strongly Of favorit-
lam and nepotism. and whereas, his
search for mothers-in-law and brothers.
in-law in secluded cafions is prejudicial
to the best interests OF the Democratic
party Of Orange county; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we emphatically pro-
test against his use of Orange county
plume as vest-pocket favoritlams to an
already defunct ring OF thieves, solely
by this st-pocketism.
Resolved, That this matter be brought
before the county convention that elects
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions, that action may be taken
TO prevent further represen tatives of the
people pocketing appointments for a
Whsle state.
Had any one said few years ago that
orange county would be shipping fat
cattle to Kansas City, we would have
thought the person fit subject for the
asylum. That is what we are doing
now. Yesterday 30 carlovda OF fat cat.
The herald., 1894-05-30

has been postponed until Wednesday
evening, June 7th.
A pleasant social gathering OF young
people was held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond, on North Euclid avenue,
last evening.
The special train ON the Terminal will
leave for the cemetery tomorrow morn
ing, returning at 10 o'clock.
The best way OF reaching the cemetery
by carriage ia north ON Fair Oaks to Pc
oris. east to Raymond, and north to the
grounds.
On Saturday next the Republican pri-
maries will be held in the four wards OF
this city for the purpose OF electing SO
delegates to the county convention 10
represent this district. The polls will
be open from IL to p. m.
The funeral of Edward s. Frost, whose
death occurred yesterday, will be held
from the residence on North Marengo
avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The ceremonies at the cemetery will be
conducted by the Odd Fellows lodge, of
which deceased was a member of long
standing. ALI members of the order
are requested to meet at the lodge DOM
at l 80 O'Clock.
The herald., 1894-05-30
The New French Miuistrv,

PARIS, May 29.--This evening it is
announced that Dupuy has posted the
list of names Of the men who will COM
pose the new cabinet, and the following
is regarded as the final list: Premier,
minister of interior and minister of wor-
ship, M. Dupuy; public WORKS, M. Bar
thou education and arts, M. Leyque !;
commerce, NJ. Lorties; husbandry, NJ.
Vigier; colonies, NJ. Deliasse; justice,
M. Querin; marine, NJ. Felix Faure !;
finance. N. Poincaire. The portfolio OF
minister of war has not yet been be-
slowed, but it is said it will 20 to M,
Hanloux or to M. Csmbon.
The herald., 1894-05-30

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 29.--Kim
Wing of Merida, Mexico, has reached
Mobile, Ala, en- route to Hong Kong,
China, whore he goes to get 100000 OF
his countrymen to settle in Mexican
territory. Wing is a wealthy merchant
of Merida and is highly educated man.
1t has been with great difficulty that he
has persuaded the Mexican government
to permit him to bring 80 large num-
Der of his countrymen over at one time.
They are to be employed at coffee and
hemp plantations, which are to be
opened by Wing.
The herald., 1894-05-30

General Passenger Agent William Win
cup and wife. were among some OF the
visitors who lunched at the pavilion
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Howard of Amer
lean colony were at the island yester-
day.
Prof. Clyde J. Gibson of Chico. &C
companied by his sister Mrs. Mary E..
Hart Of Los Angeles, spent Saturday at
the island,
The herald., 1894-05-30
PASADENA,
Funeral of L. E. Walker-LocaI News
Matter.

Funeral of L. nc. Wslker-LocaI News
Matter.
PASADENA, May 29.--The funeral of
Mr.. L. E. Walker were held in the Chris
tian church this afternoon at 10 O'Clock.
The auditorium was beautifully deco
rated with flowers for the occasion. A
very handsome piece, with the inscrip-
tion Asleep" composed Of white roses.
stood directly back OF the casket. The
service was conducted by Rev. Garvin,
pastor of the Christian church. He spoke
very highly of the character of the de-
ceased. Mr.. Walker had lived in this
country for some time, coming here on
account of his health. He leaves wife
and little son.
NOTES.
The reception to be rendered DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis Swift in the Carlton parlors
The herald., 1894-05-30
Awaiting Courtmartial.

LISBON. May 29.--Captain Castillo, of
the Portuguese warship Mindello. who
was in command at Rio de Janeiro when
the Brazilian insurgents were taken on
board that vessel. and who was aleo in
command when the insurgents escaped,
has been imprisoned in the marine bar
racks here, pending his trial by court
martial
The herald., 1894-05-30
Rioters Dismissed.

FAIRFIELD. CAL, May 29.--The jury in
the CAGE OF Captain Wood and 80 others,
implicated in the recent riot at Vaca-
vile, returned verdict of not guilty to-
day. The jury was out Is hours, during
which time II were for acquittal and one
for conviction.
The herald., 1894-05-30

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator Villas
has introduced bill making it unlawful
for any person to send obscene litera-
ture or any other matter OF indecent
character Of any article intended for i'm
moral use, bv express.
The herald., 1894-05-30
OTHER NEWS ITEMS.

San Diego county Republicans met in
convention at Louis opera house yester-
day to select delegations to the state and
congressional conventions. The dele
gates chosen were instructed to support
w. W. Bowers for congress and Judge
E. 8. Torrance for associate justice Of
the state supreme court.
A return of the sale of the Albemarle
hotel in this city for $4,000, in accord
ance with a Judgment for $50, 454.S8 in
favor of the Pacific Loan and Trust COM
pany va. James T. Fisher, was recorded
today.
The herald., 1894-05-30
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