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The herald., 1894-05-06
LAND OF SUNSHINE.
Chicago Labor Untons Starting q Colon
i'm California.

Chicsgo Labor Unions Starting q Colony
in California.
CHICAGO, May BIN the interest of
the labor organizations of Chicago, e
committee has gone to Caliiornis to ex-
anime 10000 acres offered for colonial
tion. These lands are owned by the
Land Of Sunshine company, which pur-
chased the irrigating system of the
Crocker & Hoffman Land and Water
company and the lands Of the Pacific
Improvement company. Azel F. Hatch,
a stockholder oil the Land OF Sunshine
company, says:
"We have made the first payments
and have seven years to pay the bal
ance. We have taken en- option on 30,-
600 acres in addition to this purchase.
Throughout the transaction we have
been in close touch with labor unions.
ana assured on the best authority that
they have raised $l00, 900 to assist COL
onization, and the money is in the hands
OF officers. When the property is paid
for it will be sold. Shareholders are to
have the fret choice to buy and the
money they have paid is to be credited
on their purchase. The land is crossed
by the Southern Pacific and all parts
carry perpetual water rights. just how
many laboring people will enter the COL
onization movement in California or
elsew here l cannot say but / am in
formed the idea OF colonization has taken
root
The herald., 1894-05-06
PROTECTION OF SEALS.
A SPECIAL TREATY NEGOTIATED
WITH RUSSIA.
The Senate Takes 1t Under Conside era
tion- Japan Also Asked to CO.
Operate - Sealing Reguln-
tions Promulgated.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The senate. in
executive session this evening, took up
the treaty negotiated between this coun-
try and Russia for the protection of the
Russian eeals. Senator Morgan made a
statement az to reasons for the treaty,
and it was referred to the committee On
foreign relations.
The treaty negotiated by Secretary
Gresham and Prince Cantacuseue, Rus
sian minister, is an agreement looking
to the protection OF Russian seals OF the
coast of the islands OF Siberia where seal
fishins will DO permitted by vessels oi
the United States, whore the limit is
fixed at 10 miles. The treaty was sent
to the senate while 1T was in executive
session, and the only definite action
taken upon it was to refer 1t to the COM
mittee ON foreign relations.
Senator Morgan took occasion to
briefly explain the document, saying
that this was the first fruit of the efforts
of the United States and Great Britain
to get other nations to cooperate with
them in the effort to preserve seal life.
There is also an effort to bring Japan
into the compact, but no such progress
has been made in the negotiations ss
that with Russia.
The document provides for penalties
for it's violation. No opposition what
ever has so far been made manifest to
the treaty.
The president today signed and pro-
mulgated regulations to govern vessels 8
employed in fur seal fiahing during
the closed season OF '94.
The herald., 1894-05-06
AFFAIRS AT HONOLULU.
AN OUTBREAK MAY OCCUR AT
ANY TINE.
Tho Provisional Government in n Pre-
cartons situstion-Small Registra-
tion for the Constitutional
Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO, May {. 5.-Rear-Admiral
John Irwin, recently relieved from duty
at Honolulu by Admiral Walker, arrived
on the Australia today. accompanied by
Lieutenant Adams and Ensign Par
menter. He ia reported as saying that
the provisional government 10 in pre-
carious situation.
s.Tha natives ara raailass and an ont.
break may occur at any time" seid the
admiral. "All the troops of the pro.
visionsl government. way be wanted at
any time"
Paul Neumann. the eex-queen's adviser,
was also q passenger on the Australia.
He is ssid to be on his way to Washing
ton.
The registration OF voters for the cleo
tion of delegates to the constitutional
convention closed April 21st with total
OF only 1907 in Honolulu. Though SEEM
ingly small the showing is naid to be
gratifying to the provisional government.
Returns from the other islands have
the total will then be brought up to
5000. The registration in Honolulu is
divided as follows: Native and half.
caste, 1853; Hawaiisn-born foreign, 1O1 !;
American, 800; English, 1876; German,
100; Portuguese, 4l8; all others,
So; total, 1907. Many Ameri-
cans did not register, fearing
to lose their citizenship in the United
States; among these is John Emmeluth.
q prominent member of the advisory
council. The friends of the provisional
government say the royalists did not
register, under threat of dire punish
ment by the queen if she is restored.
The election of delegstes to the con-
stitutional convention occurs May Goth.
The Japanese scare has subsided.
President Dole was SO yearR cid April
23d,
The herald., 1894-05-06

Breckinridge's district, in which thoy
oppose his reelection and dehounce his
defenders. The address, among other
things, says:
"Would you vote for the destruction
of your boys? No; sooner vote for the
destruction of the party than sink moral
sentiment. 1t is your duty to lead your
boys to higher moral plane. Would
such representative inspire your sona
and daughters with the sublime duty OF
morality? No; his name is synonym
for corruption. We're he mRgnanimoua
he would have you close the
door to vice. He, who has 30
often with beautiful words and
brilliant oratory eung enchantingly
of the noble, dutiful sons OF our grand
common wealth, would have you prove
recreant to your trusts. Let no extenu-
ating plea of charity cause you to even
listen to his silvry tones; they can no
longer avail; he has sacrificed himself /;
his voice is silent; his influence is lost.
We deeply deplore this, but he has
sealed his own fate. Refuse to return
him to congress; by SO doing you will
best promote the interests OF society and
of your own state"
TAKEN BACK INTO THE FOLD.
At meeting OF Mount Horeb church,
in which Colonel Breckinridgs is a
member, and over which his father
once presided, he was summoned to ap-
pear. He confessed his guilt in about
! the same way as he testified IN his suit
at Warrington, and prayed for forgive.
ness He said he had repented and
would live new life in the future,
Alter consultation he was forgiven
and taken into the church again.
This 10 the second Kentucky states
man who has embraced religion in the
past two mouths. Joe BLACK burn has
confessed before Moody, the Evangelist
and been converted.
This movement, it is believed, will
put Breckinridge in good stsnding with
the church people again.
The herald., 1894-05-06

Latest music, Blanchard Fitzgerald
Mraic Co., 1l3-I1559 s. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-05-06
about half mile of road to each 1000 of

about half mile of road to each 1000 Of
population.
The encouragement gave other de-
tails and expressed the opinion that
while the bank should go into liquida'
tion, yet in the hands of good re-
ceiver and with expenses limited to
$500 a month, it should in two years be
able to pay the last dollar OF its indebt-
edness. He declared that the
assets should not be appraised at their
present cseh value on forced sale, but at
what they might reasonably be expected
to bring within two years. This had
special reference to the loan CT $l57 ,O00
on a tract of 10000 acres in San Luis
Obispo county assessed at SIS 900.
The herald., 1894-05-06

AN INSTITUTION WHICH is A
DISGRACE TO THE CITY AND
A 1ENAcE TO THE PUBLIC
HEALTH.
The herald., 1894-05-06
ALLOWED TO WEAR BANGS.
Dsaconessss May Continus to Wear
FrIzzled Locks.

Dsaconesses May Continus to Wear
Frizzled Locks.
CHICAGO, May Sat today'a meeting
of the descolesses' conference the cos
tune committee recommended black
gowns with gathered or plated skirts,
bishops slesves aud round waists. Then
the report went on, suggecting tarned-
down collars and white euffs; that the
hair be worn plain" and no iewelry to
be worn sclely for ornament. The girls
with frizzled hair. with montegues and
other pretty ixings in the way of hair
wanted to know why they should plas-
ter their locks down fiat, and thought it
would be horrid. DIR. North OF New
York sprang to the defense OF "fuzzy
hair" As he termed it, and said it was
one OF his greatest delights to look at q
crowd OF deaeonesses with fuzzy hair.
The gallant doctor won the day and the
resolution was voted down.
The herald., 1894-05-06

Two school sections in the beautiful
Mlnneola valley, two miles from rail-
road, in direct line of the compsny's ir-
rigating ditch, for sale by private party,
81 an acre. Inquire $50 South Spring.
The herald., 1894-05-06
Secretary Herbert starts west.

WASHINGTON. May 5.--Secretary Her.
bert started today on trip OF inspection
to Mare Island navy yard and the naval
stations on Puget sound, Washington.
With the secretary are his daughter, his
niece, Misa Edith Buell., and naval
aide, Lieutenant Reed. The party will
visit Yellowstone Park.
The herald., 1894-05-06

WOMEN OF LEXINGTON PROTEsT.
The women Of Lexington have issued
an address to tina voters in Colonel
The herald., 1894-05-06

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we cell them at 10, l5, 20, 25, 35, 40 and
30 cte., and guarantee every brush. Lit
tleboy's pharmacy, Sll S. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-05-06

vIcE-PREsIDENT MCDONALD
oP THE PACIFIC SAVINGS BANK
INDICTED AND ARRESTED FOR
EMBEZZLRMENT.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-17
LARGE SORES ON FACE
Lost Use of Hands from Blood Poison
ing. Physicians and Remedies
No Benefit. Cured by
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4
Board met. Present: r. McCona.
thy, A. r. Griffin and 6. r. Benson.
Petition from the patrons Of Orant
springs school in Marion and put.
nam counties asked that the amount
collected from Putnam county for tut.
tion Of pupils attending said school
from Putnam county be appropriated
70 paying the salary of teacher Of
above school. On motion petition
granted.
resignation Of b III. Norris, Santos
scnool, was accepted aud Airs. Lid
deii was recommended and appointed
supervisor. Also resignation of w.
II. Bitch, Hurricane Pond school. ac-
cepted and j. J. Miller recommended
and appointed.
Frank w. Johnson was recommen-
ded and ordered appointed supervisor
oil South Lake Weir school.
Bids for finishing the Weirsdale
school were read and refused as the
appropriation of 500 is all that ii 3
board will appropriate.
Appropriation s. was made to re-
pair and clean out well at Blue Spring
school.
Bid Of 800 for painting Blitchton
school building was accepted.
Messrs. Agnew and Anderson petit
toned the board to make the salary
of the school at Marti City $50 per
month as it was impossible to get a
teacher to take charge of the school
Tor less money and they obligated to
build a good and comfortable school
house and to have much larger and
better school than last term. Petition
granted.
On motion the chairman and SUPER
irtendent were appointed committee
on furniture and to purchase 200 desks
and 40 teachers desks if prices suit
ed.
On motion the account. of A. w.
Seinton for $50 for the fifth month
was ordered paid and the sixth month
account is forfeited for disregarding
the rules and regulations of ths
board.
IA. M. Thomas was ordered appoint
ed supervisor Lake school (col.)
On motion the secretary is ordered
to notify superintendent of adjoining
counties that this board will not pay
tuition for any pupil from Marion
county attending school in this county
unless permit is given by this board
to said pupils and returned to them
when the account is presented for pay
ment.
Accounts from Lake county for tut
tion of pupils from this county was
laid over aud the secretary ordered to
investigate the matter.
On motion superintendent was in
structed not to open any school be-
fore first Monday in September, 1894.
Account amounting to 1892 63 were
examined, found correct and ordered
paid.
Treasurer's report No. 10, showing
SSl7.76 worn out, cancelled and bal
ance in treasury of S5,O31 81 was ex-
amined, found correct and ordered
copied on the minutes
On motion the appointments of
teachers was laid over until Septem-
Der meeting.
There being no further business the
board adjourned to meet first Monday
in September, 1891.
r. McCoNATHY,
Nj. i. PAYNE, Chairman,
secretary.
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Der 1tnterf&ieb stpifden Mfusfels
Heifh uno Stdrfe.

8iele mustuloie Rdnusr srIiegen Gnftrsn.
suusen. melhe bon 2euten, bic on pbpfider
Kraft ibnen nett nodteben. nit 2sidtigfeit er.
tra9en lperosn. Wusteln bebeutsn nidt INNER
&raft. 80 1T in Der sbat nidt idmer, nad5u.
l%usiisu, oab atbleten nidt 10 Iange Isben ODER
ftd 70 gutter Seiunbbeit ~erfrenen tpie Der frif.
lise 9ur6idnitismsnid. wsnn osfsn gerbauuns
uno Sdlat nn9stStt finb, wsnn osfen Rerpen.
ipftem Elm rubi9es 1T uno mem er feline orsa.
mide Sranfbeiisanlase bat. 9isie Grfor6er.
nihe Der forpsrlidsn 6dbisteit srplrbt man fd
aud bel uripriinslid idwadem Sorper,. oosr
nadoem oerieIbs cine abjebrenoe arauibeit
ourd9emadt bat, burh Den perftdnbigsn 8e.
braud bon Soitetter's Masenbitters. bes bsfann.
ten, bon Den sswifenbafteftsn aersten smpfob.
ltnsn StimuIan5miitels. 90 idafff Sbnen 3mar
feline @usfeln a la Gorbett absr 60 burhorinst
ben Sorper nit neuer 9ebenttraft uno forbert
Die @eselmdbi8teit uno 3utraslidteit nIer Tor.
perliten gsrridtungen. 90 uerbutet uno furirt
malariide uno Nierenleioen. uno beieitlst Sps.
pspie, Sartleibisfeit, 9ebsrleioen uno Retpoftdt.
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Gin 8unfhperf Der SoIaidnibersi
1T Elm Stod, ipelder persansene Wo1e
Col. @sra 8. RippIe prdientirt tpurbs.
Die @rapiruns seist in brei SeIbern eine
@eidi4te bes 52iten 8ssimsntes, bic
SeIb' unb Stabsofisiers unb bic beitan.
oenen @efedte, bic Namen Der Solbatsn
unb cine Sfis3e bon Col. 8ippIs's mill.
tdrifder Garriere.
- Die Nrmenbsbbr6e bate Sreitas
Nadmittas cine Sisuns auf Der Sarm,
UNI bic Sraee ~ erIebieen, ipeIde 2laIe
bon Sniafsn bas ueue @ebaube betpobnen
folen. Nad Idnserer 8sratbuns tpurbs
beidIOfen, es ben tpeibliden SniaHen
susuipsiisn, ba eS in einisen Sabren fur
bic mdnnliden bod ,u Helm fsin tpiirbe.
2ebtere iperben in benz bisbsrisen Srausn.
sebdube unterssbradt, bis aud fir is
elm ben neueiten anforberunsen entiprs1.
enoss Getduoe erridtet tperbsn fam.
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9ertAtft6es.

- 9iitriftantpuIt Rsap iinbiste an
5rsitas an, bas ale nidt erlebister
8Iasefdas gum ndditen Termin psri6o.
ben ieien. Bon ben ITO SGaen fint
piersis entidieoen tporben.
- DaS @eribt berfdnbete am Sam.
tag cine InsabI StraferlaHe sesen @s'
fan9ene, bic in Der bereansenen Wod,
peruribeiIt ipurben, tpie foIst:
Dapib Weqner bon Wintpn tpessr
I6btuns bon Sobn WOrsan, 6 Sabr,
uno 6 Dtonate 3udtbauS.
Srancisco Molinaro, Der auf @m,
Balib einen Sdub abfsuerte, 10 Wtonats
@sfansnib unb $500 CITRATE.
Sames 8rod, Der ben frimineIen On,
srif auf baS Weiienfub Wdo6en in
Spoe 9arf madte, $500 Strafe uni
Soften unb 8 Sabre unb 8 Wonate 3u9t.
baus. Der Sduft fam piel su sellnos
oapon. benn es 1T nidt fem critics her.
arti9es 8erbreben, unb 6-8 Sabre
fpdren nidt su piel setpeien.
Die Wdi6eoiebe bon Dunmore, Gn.
tbonp 8aIentine unb 4ntbonp 8eanut.
wuroen in lie 800 Strafe, Die Softer,
une l Sabr 3udtbauS peroonnert.
N. Us. Sborpe, Der einen Ansriif aui
Sames Sbanban eemadt bate, 80 Iass
@efdnsniB uno 500 Strafs.
Scbn Campbell, Der sinen arabiiten
Sauiirer ~beraubte, 6 Monate @efdnsnib
uno 81 Strafe. Die eIeids Strafs trai
Ibeobora &oberti, Der in ELEPHANT einen
Stein burd Elm Seniter sspOrfsn bate.
Sobn $. S4neioer. Ieent Der Seisens
ipabn 8rauerei, tparb am Samitas Der
llnteridIasunS iduIbis bsfunosn unh
miro bieie Wohe perurtbeilt.
8ieIe anbere, minber ipi9tiss san,
tpuroen erlebiet.
&ihter IrdbaIb serurtbsiIte am
Montas ben Soispb @6ItsrS in $50
Strafe uns Soften, unb Sobn @bltsrs
in s25 uno 8oiten. Sic iparsn bss er.
i6psrten ansriffss uuf einen gOIen iibsr.
fibrt tporben.
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Sier-8rQueret
bon
Gbas. 5te9maier & Sons.
8ilfeSbarre. va.
9ebisb Saaeb Giienbaba 60.

3iist %psrlaftu Srrantpn fir philadelphia uni
Nttp gcrf per .. & 3. U. &. um 8 Mcraene
1910 2.3S unb fi,36 Radm., per .. 6 & @
u. ". sos. ff.20 Mprsfns unb 80 unb 3 5
Rahmtttags.
gsrlaIsn Scranton fir pittstcn unb Utilities.
barre per .. &. & W. ". R. 800, sos, ff.2C
Wprssne, 1870, 3.5U, 6 0S, 9.3S Ha6m.
Vtrlaltu SCRANTON fur II bite Sapen, 5a,lt-
ton, vcttspilf unp alien punfttn Der 8eaper
Meaeop uue ppttspiQs i3wtietn. per .. & 8.
U. ". 8 N., fi.10, 2.3S, 4.f6 Na6m A., Der 3.
Z. & gB. R. ". am 6.U0, sos, 1910 Wpratns,
1880, 3 so RaGmittass.
gsrlafen Serantpn fir 9ftblsbsni, Cation,
Nsaeins, harrisburg uno alien 3pilbenpunfttn
per D. & 3. U. u am 600, sos, If 20 Rpr.
gems, 1870, $50 Ra&mittags.
VerlaIsn Scrantcn fur Gunfbannod. Gcpau-
ea, Glmtra, Stbaea, @snsua unb 3piib, npunf,
ten per .. s. 8. &. ". nm f.25, f1.35 Nahm.,
per .. Z. s. 9B. ". R. $50 Or, 1870 0ahm.
8elaTsu scranton fir Rpdsftr, Buffalo,
Niagara 8dafH, Detroit. gbieasO uns psltliten
punfttn pr D. & 8. U. 81. INT pittstcn 5uue.
ton (9.50 Wsrstn nur fir SufaloL 100, $50
Nadm., per 9. q u. ". R. 4.16 Ratm.
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q. ". 6, $50 Worstns une 6.O7 Nabm.
pulmanu Varlcr une Sblaf, pbsr {. 9.
Ssfslpassn auf alien 3ussn jpii&en 6. s. 81.
9unetion pbtr Wilftsbarrt uue Ntp gcrt Dbl.
laeslpbia, Buffalo unc Suspsnlion Bride.
&clin 3. Wilbur, Gen. Cup. Stf Din.
Sbas. @. zee, Sen. Dali. Assnt, pbilabtI,
pb,a, pa.
y. U. Ronnsma&G, aRt. Sen. gaF. sIssnt,
Sib Sttbltbsm, pa.
Weitere 9lusfuuft ertbeiIt 50. g. prpor. Gtabf-
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aoblenardber MAIDEN Niot.

Sn Der 9ittsburs 8%oblsnsesenb it
tpieper Elm grocer Streif i'm Sang. Nabs
Boobpile fam ca am Samitas su einem
sepaItiBen 8ampf spiiden %ausitdnbisen
unsarn, StaIienern &C. unb ben @ruben.
leuten, bic nidt ~ftreifsn ipoQten. Sic
tparen ipiitbsnb iiber bic @nsliid ipreb.
enben 8obleneraber, tpeIde su bsrabss.
iebten 2bbnen tpieoer an bic Arbeit ees
sansen iinb.
8ei TaseSanbrub iammelten ii1 300
Biz 400 N~usldnoer, meiit llnsarn, ON
unb maridirten. nit RepoIbern, 8nitteIn
unb Steinen betpafnet, mad msbrsrsn
Der @ruben, bic iebt in 9etrieb iinb.
3uerit fielen lie iber bic Nrbeiter in Der
Armltrons'iden @rube Der unb stpanssn
oieie, bic Sludt su ersreifen, bisielbsn
nit benz Gooe bsbrObsnb. DoHeIbe tbaten
bic Nufribrer an ben @ruben bel Steen
uno an benen Der ,8ittsburs Suel CONS
panp" BEL Toms Run. 8is sur Wlit.
tassftunbe itieben bic a~ufribrsr auf
feinen Wiberitanb. AIS iis bann aber
an ben bel SeberaI, an Der 9ittsbursb.,
@bartisrss unb Bousbiobenp 8abn seIss
senen Gruben Der @ebriber 8saoIing
anfamen, parfsn ii6 ibnsn 9bomas,
Diaiam uno garry 8eaoIins, bic nit
@in6eiter . 8idisn bstpaffnst tparen,
enteesen unb sobsn in raider SoIse bier
5aIoen uuf bic GufrIbrer ab. ginsr
bon bieien, S. STAPLES, anseblid elm
Sransoie. ipuree burh ben 2sib sei6oHen
unb tbbtlid beripunoet ; aud elm babies
Dubenb Nnbere tpurben bon Sdifen
setrofen unb berlsbt. Nad Der piertsn
SaIpe. ipslde bic 8eablinss absuben,
ererifen bic Aufribrer bic Sluht.
Sn oemielben AusenbIid Ianete auf
sinem 8abnsus Sderif Ri6arbS nit
piersis @sbllfen an, bieie ~ipranseu bonn
9us unb eiIten ben Heibenben Nufrdbrern
mad, auf bieie fdisbenb. Rad Idnssrer
uno beiber 8erfOleuns eeIane eS ben
SderifsIeuten, isbssebn bon ben auf'
ribrern %sefanesn su nebmen. Disis
unter b%orsebaltenen ReooIpern
na9 BEN @sfdnsnib in Nansfielb trans.
unb bort eineeiperrt. Sp6tsr
man ite iebod mad Pittsburs,
neil fi1 baS @sri6t perbreitets, bab
man iis ~sepaItfam b~sfrsisn ipoae.