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The herald., 1894-11-09
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The herald., 1894-11-09
A Stock h older's Kick.

There is trouble in store for the di.
yectors of the California Colonization
company, and yesterday a complaint
charging each member of the directory
with violation OF the law was filed in the
police court. Under the complaint war
wants were issued for the arrest OF J. J.
Gosper. W. Mcknight, E. T. J. Ottarson
and J. H. Case. The com mplainant is G.
II. Harrison. a stock holder in the Col
onization company, and the filing of the
charges is the outcome Of dissatisfaction
<ith the way the directors are managing
TIE Ss1z1any. A,number of stock hold-
ers, ia jfuding Harrison, have for some
time protested against the way business
is beinH conducted, but the protests
Availed nothing. The specific charge
against the directors is designated ss a
misdemeanor, and consists, according to
ths complaint, in the directors at a
meeting voting 10 shares each of the
capital stock OF the concern to them,
selves and 10 shares to Fred L. Allen, a
stockholder. in payment for services as
directors OF the corporation for the en-
euing year.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Two Small Fires.

The fire department had two runs last
evening. AT 6 80 O'Clock an alarm was
sent in from box 81 for blaze in the
roof OF the old National restaurant,
Main, near Commercial street. Cause
defective fue. The loss will not exceed
$25. Box was rung in for blaze in
the roof Of the residence of Mr.. Whitti-
ker. on Mozart street, Eest Side. This
fire was also caused by defectiAe hue
Loss about $3.50.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Tho watchman's Club,

R. E. Henderson, the private watch
man who found it necessary to use a
club in subduing refractory prisoner,
had a charge of assault with deadly
weapon agsinat him dismissed in the
police court yesterday. The complain
ing witness was not quite clear in his
testimony. and about all that he was
positive about was that he had been
dubbed. A woman that he went to see
in Main street lodging house was re-
ferred to, but as she did not see the
clubbing and Henderson maintained
that he had to subdue the man, the
court concluded that there was no case
against Henderson,.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Th. runn., Mv.terv Explained.

Work on the City Water company's g
big tunnel and conduit northwest of the
city Is progressing very rapidly. 1t is
evidently the intention of the company
to complete the work at the earliest pos
sible moment, and to this end as large a
force as can be handled to advantage is
engaged.
Superintendent Mulholland is not dis.
posed to say much regarding the intent
OF the company. in building the tunnel,
but ne ala tell one inquisitive individual
conhdentlaily, that the company pro-
poses to start large dairy out near the
river and wlll use the tunnel to run the
butteImilk down into the city.
The herald., 1894-11-09
v,,,or rdmond.on on Riv.r.ide.


Mr.. ]. L. Edmundson, editor OF the
Banning Herald, passed through the
oity last evening. en- route home from a
business trip to San Francisco. Mr.. Ed.
mundson fathercd the Citizsn's party
organization in Riverside county. The
Banning Herald's bold, fearless and in
dependent course created q seneation
throughout the county and commanded
the confidence and support OF the best
element OF the community. Its bitter,
and not altogether unwarranted, attacks
upon the Republican cabals and the
board OF supervisors became SO pointed
and personal that it's editor was ierked
up for criminal libel by one of River
sides most prominent bankers and po-
litical leaders. but the charge was din-
missed, as the prosecution failed to show
,e1alice on the part of tho Herald.
y "The election in Riverside county,"
l i'd Mr.. Edmundson to a HERALD re-
an .rter last evening, fully bears out my
~ edictions that the people would re-
Ike the courthouse ring at the fret
opportunity. The Citizens party'a VIC
,ry has attained the proportions of a
'dal wave. The bosoes themselves
ere drowned in the breakers. The
tficial actions of the beard of supervise
rs have been condemned by the honest
,xpavers of the county.
1T is the duty of an American citizen
preserve the government both Of
'Punty and state from the hands Of
hose who use their power for the baso
nds of personal gain. The supervisors
4 oted with surprising unanimity on
very proposition just as the local czar
directed them. This complete subssr-
-iency OF the board astonished and dis
.usted the taxpayers. The people be-
,ame restless, irritated and outraged, +,
and the ousting of the old members can
lot be said to be totally unexpected.
Y 1t seems that the majority OF the people
have deliberately accepted the doctrine
OF reform and economical county gov
ernment. Indeed, the unexpected turn
OF events in Tuesdays election looks
rs if the people of Riverside county
were beginning to reason it out for
themselves in the light of past events
and to act accordingly. 1t is an un-
pleasant dose for the Repu blican leaders
OF Riverside, but trust they will take
il patriotically.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Found at santa Ana.

G. B. SERVER. for whom the police have
been looking for couple OF weeks, was
found yesterday at Santa Ana. He is
wanted here to answer q charge Of dis
posing of a restaurant with intent to
defraud his creditors. SERVER con.
Quoted small eating house in this city
and, seeing that he was going to the
wall, gave his principal creditor bill o
sale for the place. He and his wife
then went to Santa Ana, where they
opened another eating house. The
case will be heard in Justice Seaman's 8
court this morning,
The herald., 1894-11-09
The Council Meeting.

The returns from the backward pre-
cincts were too much for the council
men yesterday. and barely quorum
was present at the adjourned meeting.
The session lasted just long enough to
postpone action on the Hill street sewer
district and Fourth street sewer matters
until Monday next.
The clerk was instructed to notify the
oewer constructor on Flower street that
the street must be put back in the con-
dition in which he found it.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Troublcs Over an Estate.

Robert Short and John Brown were
arrested by Detective Bates last evening
and booked at the city prison for en-
bezzlement. They are the men who,
Mrs. Page claims, sbstracted some valu-
able papers belongs to her recently.
The story Of Mrs. Pages troubles in the
settlement OF her husbands estate was
told in the HERALD yesterday, The ar
rests are simply a supplemental act.
Short was released on depositing $500
cash bail, but Brown was unable last
night to get bonds.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Knocked Out by a Cclt.

JEFF Trihetts, a horsebreaker, had a
painful experience with a fractions colt
on San Pedro street yesterday morning.
and is now at the county hospital nav
ing bad fracture of the left leg treated.
Tribetts was breaking the colt to har-
nees, when the animal succeeded in
getting rid of the kicking strap and
struck the trainer on the lsg.
The herald., 1894-11-09
The W,tns,s Lift Town

w. s. Little, who was arrested last
week on charge of having rifled the
saloon of A. E. Melick OF something
like $75 worth of liquors, etc, played
lucky in the police court yesterday.
When the case was called for prelimi-
nary hearing Meliek, the prosecuting
witness. was not present, and it being
intimated that he had gone away, there
was no alternative but to dismiss the
charge and release the prisoner.
The herald., 1894-11-09

For pain in the side or chest there
is nothing 30 good as a piece of flannel
dsmpened with Cham berlain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat OF
pain. 1t affords prompt and permanent
relief, and If used in time will prevent a
cold from resulting in pneumonia. This
same treatment is sure cure for lame
back. For sale by Off u Vaughn, Fourth
and Spring: @. F. Heinzeman. 222 N.
Main, druggists.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Bruin EmhraCex Him.

About O'Clock yesterday morning the
night watchman at Maier Il Zobelein's 9
brewery WAS rudely awakened from his
slumbers by the oaresses OF cub bear
which had found it's way into the brew
cry. After some little trouble the cub
was captured. and is now on exhibition
at the nome of the captor, opposite the
brewery. Where the bear came from is
q mystery, but, Judging from its ferocity.
it never before was in captivity.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Politics on tho Brain.

Mayor Rowan has been endeavoring
to get the fire and police commissioners
together for the regular weekly meet-
ings, but politics seem to have been on
the brain OF most of them and no
quorum has been secured as yet. The
mayor has been especially anxious to get
the police commissioners together, as
there is business of Importance to be
handled. and he hopes today to have o
meeting.
The herald., 1894-11-09
An Insurance agent Arrested.

E. N. Brown, a we'll known insurance
man who sings the praises of the Ma.
tional Life Insurance company to
prospective insurers. was arrestad yes-
terday afternoon on charge of EN- Dez-
element. Brown. according to a com-
plant fled by Mr.. Nichols. the local
agent of the company, on August 1st,
last, collected o So so premium from
Morris Orsatti and failed to account for
the money.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Filed His Certificate,

W. H. Workman yesterday filed his
certificate OF nomination for the Office of
mayor with the city clerk. The names
OF 400 voters are attached thereto. Mr..
Workman announces that he is in the
fight to stay, and, If possible, to win.
The herald., 1894-11-09
SHORT STORIES OF THE DAY.

credit OF having nerve enough to stop an
express train, it appears from the story
of the women, inaugurated reign OF
terror in the house. He declared that
he intended to slay not only Msude
Brown, but also her sister Nellie, end
then conclude the massacre by murder
ing his wife. The near approach OF a
man or q policeman frightened Fi,zsm-
mons, and he left. In order, however,
that he should not carry out his throat.
Maude Brown yesterday caused war
rant to issue for mis- arrest.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Tsrrorizrd Wnmaa

Patrick Fitzsim mons, who achieved
notoriety few months ago when de-
fectives arrested him for alleged com.
plicity in the Roacoe train robbery,
distinguished himself few days ago by
going to the home of his stepdauphter.
Maude Brown, 511 Truman street. and
making threats OF dire import.
The man, whom the detectives gave
The herald., 1894-11-09
Shy ON Gravel.

The board of public works OF the city
council went out yesterday TO inspect
the character of the work done in the
improvement OF New Fourth street, be-
tween Lucas and Fifth.
Considerable kicking has been don Q
by the property owners along this street
at the amount OF gravel put on the street
by the contractor, d. f. Donegan. The
specifications call for eight inches of
gravel, and it was claimed at last Nom
days council meeting that there was not
over six inches of gravel there. The i'm
vestigation yesterday proved that the
assertions were we'll founded. The depth
of gravel was found to be from 51a to
inches. The board instructed Mr.. Don O..
gan to put two inches more gravel over
the entire street.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Mishap to u Ran G h or.

Charles MoTaggart. a rancher from
In9lewood. fell down flight of
stairs at 122 South Los Angeles street
last evening. His left thigh was dislo-
Gated, and Mr.. McTaggart was removed
to the city receiving hospital for treat
ment.
The herald., 1894-11-09
League MeetiuR.

The managers of the baseball league
held special meeting Wednesday even
ing and transacted considerable busi-
ness.
Mr.. Rogers was elected permanent
secretary and Mr.. Lake official scorer OF
the league.
The protested came OF last Sunday
came up. and the managers decided to
call it a postponed game and have it
played at the end of the season. Now
that this matter is disposed OF the stand-
ing OF tho league can be given. 1t is as
The herald., 1894-11-09
A Child Icpiovs

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup OF Figs, when
in need of laxative. and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow it's use; SO that
it is the best family remedy known. and
every family should have bottle on
hand
The herald., 1894-11-09
Arrested for Em bezzl m ent.

TACOMA. Nov. 9.-George w. Boggs.
ex-clty treasurer. was arrested ton Ugh.
upon the information by the county at.
toruey, charging embezzlement of s24,.
26S, the sum deposited by him in the
suspended State Savings bank. He i'm.
mediately gave bail.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Arguments in the Pratt Case.

Tia arguments were begun yesterday
in the Pratt will contest. Judge Chap
man occupied the greater part OF the
day and made masterly presentation
of the points upon which the contestants
The herald., 1894-11-09
Why Did Dugnn DO It?

The real reason for Policeman Dugan
shooting Policeman Lee several weeks
ago is still as great mystery to the gen.
eral public as is the identity of the man
who struck Billy Patterson. The pre-
liminary examination of Dugan, who is
charged with assault to murder. was re.
sumed before Justice Seaman yesterday,
but the lawyers did not seek the case to
any successful result, and as one of the
attorneys for the defendant had an i'm
portant engagement, the matter went
over until this afternoon. Policeman
Baker was the only witness heard yes
4 terdsy, and he detailed the relative po-
sitions of the men at the time of the at
tempted lS'micide. As to the cause of
trouble, he had no solution. Bakergave
tone important bit of testimony, however,
which would tend to show that it was
tnot Dugsn's fault that Lee escaped with
the slight wounds he received. Officer
Baker testified that Immediately after
! the fusillade he ran toward Lee to render
laid, and as he did 80 Dugan continued
4 pulling the trigger of his revolver, but,
a. it was empty, the hammer fell harm
4 less.
The herald., 1894-11-09

ask that the will presented for robate
be not admitted. The arguments will
take several days in delivery, ae there
will be three on side.
The herald., 1894-11-09
Court Notes.

Judge Mckinley yesterday gave judg.
ment for $500 as prayed in the case OF
Collins va. Gamble.
Joseph Jacob, a native OF Germany.
was admitted to citizenship yesterday
Dy Judge Van Dyke.
Judgment of foreclosure was granted
oy Judge Van Dyke yesterday in the
Pomona case OF E. Hicklin vs.. j. F.
Lathrop for $1b69. IA.
Judgment was ordered by Judge Shaw
Yesterday for the plaintiff in the case OF
st. John VS.. Ladd ct AL. foreclosure
suit.
In the case of White vs.. Mcdonald ct
al. to quiet the title to certain property,
Judge Shaw yesterday gave judgment
for the plaintiff.
The following new sHits were filed:
Cecilia A. White VS.. James A. McDon-
lnld. Sut to quiet the title to lot 8, sec-
lion 2, township l south. range IL west.
Petition by Maggie E. Rhyme for pro-
bate of the will of Isaac N. Rhyme, who
died in San Antonio township. Los An
Ageles county. October 28th last, leaving
an estate valued at $500.
Petition in insolvency by Horati o
Marteen, cleaner and dyer. Liabilities,
$3.50. %; assets, $1190.
The herald., 1894-11-09

sire ngthen the roots and to keep the hair a
natural color. Halls Hair Renewer is the best
tonic for the hair.
The herald., 1894-11-09

The Glenwood II. Beats the world.
Furrey company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15
CON l.. | & =. 9. :: :

Nunca SO ha visto este pals ell situaol6n
mas desesperada. Por varios puntos d Ia
vez pretenden asaltarle, y lie asaltan, los
andottieri del mercantilisno. POGO POGO
oil abuse toma carta de naturaleza, Y hoy
viene un priyilegio, mafiana otro, otro des-
puds, y asf la fortuna publica, insensi5lc-
mente, centimo c6ntimo, va cayendo Ell
manos de los mas audaces, de los quo con
mas oportunidad repartieron sus dadiyas 8
de los que mas atlas y eicaces protecclones
encontraron.
Por 10 que nos porjudica ell cl interoa
pecuniario este es Inconvenience y funesti-
simo; por 10 que nos dana en- ell honor CO.
| lectivo este Is insoportablc. no en- vano
/ la prensa clam6 contra ell tai sistema de
protejer la industria: los pueblos, unani-
mes, sin recordar la politica, apoyan a la
prensa y Ell espiritu pdblico Sc aza indig-
nado en actitud de protesta, leohazando To-
, jos dc ST & los que, gracias un favor des-
lnedido, anhelan convertirse EN- millonarios
con un solo Aolpe de osad(a.
En- ese n yimiento, generoso y noble,
vemos juntoaE los incondlcionales y a los
autonomistas. \Todos defender su propia
conveniencia: dos buscan el medic de
salvar al terruiiAen que trabajan. Aparte
las opiniones mas menos avanzadas, que
da en- pi6 la absolute necesidad de la de.
fensa comdn. 81 el monopolio del gas y eI
del petroeo Sc perpetuaran, tondriamos
luego el monopolio de las harnas y ell dc
los arroces. Y llegaria ser impossible Ia
vida en- una colonia donde al amparo dc
las leyes puede organizarse Sc organizs
el negocio eonino.
La opinion pdblca responde con impetu
4 la propaganda yaronil de la prensa inde
pendiente; pero falta en- ell concerto una
nota de que 10 es licito prescindir; una
nota que apenas Sc comprende como no hs
vibrado q estas horas, cuando la esta piden
do d gritos el riesgo que corren nuestra
riqueza y nuestro decoro; una nota que
solo puede dar, y one dara sin duda, la ca
beza visible, Ell comit6 central, el centre
directive de la hueste conservadora.
sQuienes contribuyeron Ell Madrid {
que SO aprobasen los absurdos articulos dc
la ley de presupuestos sobre los f6sforos y
sobre Ell petroleo? Los diputados POI
Puerto-Rico. ! Y quiGn nombra exclusi
vamente esos diputados? El partido con
seryador. dSera necesario decir & qui6n
corresponds la responsabilidad entora de-
desastre? ? No, porquc 10 dicen los hechos
10 dice la ldgica con soberana elocuenca
FL partido conservador es involuntario
c6mplice de estas artel{as que nos empo
brecen y nos deprimen. FL partido con.
servador, que infuye en- los gobiernos, que
pesa en- las camaras, cue puode impedir el
NAL y practicar el bien con los amplios re.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

t1ltimo congregaronse en-
el fronton de Fiesta Allegro los fe-
derales de esta capital, convocados
pos 81 comit6 municipal federalista
FL local es grandisimo y a Ia bora
anunciada estaba completamente
lleno, no bajando de Il 4 II mil,
las personals que en- 81 habria. LAS
seiioras, cue Sc van afcionando a la
politica, ahora que esta SO hal|a en-
decadeucia, ocupaban la primera Il
oea de pa|cos En d centric de la
concha so habla levautado una trl,
bura para los oradores y en- el fou.
do habia un dosel, debajo del cua
se ostentaba un cuadro, que repre-
sentaba la repdb]jca, tlauqueado POI
dos banderas, una encaruada y otri
amarillo, en- Ia primera de las eua-
les SO leia esta inscription Viy'
la rep1blica ! No & como las au-
toridades c0nsiutieron este lema Qjl'
esta legaImente prohibido. Cuand'
ponetr6 81 senior ri y Margall, "a
comparable de los organizadores de
meetlng la inmenSa concurrence
SO puso en- pie y recibl6 al insigu
pensador con una saliva dc aplauso'
.lndr[s EeyMcjt,de4 del Reul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

curses que lie faciita su posic'6n prcdomi
nante.
Actpta q Con,tti central la compiled
dad que on el monopolio Ia asignan los
acontccimieptos2 ST, desde el punto en-
que 30 La protestado, por tel6grafo, como
10 dcmandaba Ia magnitud del asuu,o, an
to el gobierno de Madrid. Acsso todos
Somos aqui impotontes para destruir el
prlvlleglo; no 10 es de SECURE ei Conite
central. Desde la fortaleza de San Juan
hasta el alcazar de los reyes, su voz Sc es.
cucha y SO atiende Y es criminal que eea
yoz permanezoa muda.
Los que mandan no deben divorciarse de
los que obedecen. La fuerxa do una colec-
tividad estribs en- el sufragio de sus miem-
bros y no llevaran con gusto sus voto'
a la urna los electores que miriam mernada
su hacienda por la exploitation mas inicua
y mas barbara. sQue pensaran los conser
vsdores sanos, los conservadores que dc
sus ideas no agnardan medic alguno, 9ut
pensaran de sus jefes, que no utilizan 81
prestigio para libraries de una carga injus
ia? 20 sera que Ell las cajas dc fosforos !
on las latas de petr6leo reside tambi6n e
secreto de la integridad nacional y del pa
patriotismo espahol?
Aqui tenemos, en- csc oomite central qu,
Gala, oil alma mater do todo cuanto ocurr'
| y puede oourrir On puerto-Rioo en- materi;
de priyilegios otorgados por las Ccrtes
81 eli comit@ central SO encierra en- SUI silen
clio, ell comitt central apruobs los lucros in
morales, Sc alegra con el despojo traioione
70, Sc regocija con el agiotaje inmundo, y
Iejos de identitcarse con nus partidafios
lue tamben sufren el perjuicio, les MEGA
les abandona y les olvida.
Por que no condena la conducta de SUI
nandatarios en- las Cortes? sPor que NJ
declara que obraron torpemente votand,
sin estudio, Dios sabe por que causas, Il
ley dc presupuestos mil veces odiosa NAL
dita z 1 Por que 10 les exige que gestio
nen la derogaei6n de esos alticuIos insensa
tos, capaces de producer hondas desgracia
en- la pobre desventurada colonia? sAcep
ia, acaso, ell papel de coparticipe en- los me
dros increbles que sc intenta realizar, una
veces en plena luz, como el de los fosforos
otras veces en- plena sombra, como el do
petr6leo
81 el comitG central couservalor persist
en- su inutisno; 81 no adopta medidas qu
salven su nombre del oprobio; 81 teniend'
inAujo no 10 ejercc en- Ia oportunidad qu
so lo brlnda, entonces va no sora precise es
forzarse buscando los protectores y los en-
cubrldores del ncgoeio infame: ',ahi los en-
conferences para sehalarlos al pals, que II
lnerece tan duros Y accrhos desengailos.
Ahi estan los completes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-15

para Castro Urdiales, habla confe-
renciado con el senior Sagasta So
bre el particular, debati6ndose en-
tire los dos la question de las venta-
Jas del emprestito en los actua(es
momentos. Los ministerlales han
dicho que esta entrevista, en- efec-
to, SO habia verifcado; pero q ella,
asistieron otras personas, y ma
da SO habl6 hablado de esa ope
raci6n de crelito. Ell Liberal ha
ahadido que el gefe del Gobierno,
segin la version mas autorlzada
no piensa por ahora en- seme
iante empr6stito
Los republicanos Sc uneven III
POGO, 81 bien esclusivamente en- sen
lido propagandista y pacifico. Lo'
iefes piensan salir a provincias,
algunos han salido va para hace
propaganda, celebrando meetings
reuniones. Desde que SO llev6
cabo la separation de los tres gran
dos grupos de que Sc compone e
republicanismo espanol, zorrlllistas
centralistas y federales, cada un
dc ellos ha girado por 81 propic
celebrando reuniones particulares
no hacienda case de los demas. 4