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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20
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There will be no lack of military ceremonies newt
week among different National Guard organizations.
On Monday night the Twenty.second Regiment will be
reviewed by Gen. h. NJ WhItooE General Inspector OF
Ride Practice On Thursday night tho Twelfth Resi.
ment will be reviewed by Mayor Groy. aud Forty
seventh Regiment will be reviewed by Gen whitlock.
On Saturday evening tho Twenty'thtrd Regiment will
be reviewed by the Mayor OF Brooklyn In each case
reception will follow the military exercises
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

F'rn Fs th.otgl IpIs ,ftr.
lTeTs What was your idea IN getting vac
clG-i"i On your .hsumaf.r aTius
Ttl.eT= onouy OF LHlu. .t rnI'1nf make
the daEaed arm hurt worse than IL dl4 already.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20
PIETRO MASCARNL.
The Author or "Cavsnsria" Rivals Fass
rswskI when n Comes 20 Hair.

tr5gt n. Pan Mali Bu9ost
Pietro MascaRnPs hair is. in its simple. un-
systematic way. almost as remarkable az
Paderewskrs. He is the son OF baker. and
after he has conducted his own oneras. es-
poclally in Italy. he is generally hustled by his
admirers as IL he were lady among lions
lie was sent to the Milan Conservatoire. but
ran away and Joined a strolling company
Guiding "Cavalleria Rusticana." OF which
the interme2zo may be heard any day
"Cavalleria" seized the public ear he
has written operas much as the average
journalist turns out copy. at the ratio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

Judge Barrett has AppOinted Henry Win.
throp HTaY receiver u the Thomson Houston
= ectTlc COMPANY OF New York The bond Of
1AsFseelYsT has been uXed Al s6OOOA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

ron Gs Hstou Pee Prsu
ne su D a COMPLIMENT
IWe.idle nat MAS it,
th.lIa She said was so IN Ansrfran
EEedt4e-hOW delightful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20
TUE H4cKkSsACx" " ANGEL DANCERS. -
PEOPLE Afraid that HUHtsmaH's CraRLs May
krtuFh 90 the storms Fnrm.


krturh 90 ths storms Fnrm.
h!ss Mary Storms, the Paskack Angel Dam
Ger " who spent si1 months in Hack ensack JaiI
with hnason T. Huntsman and his band Of
eTAnks has returned to her old home with her
mother and brother, Richard All three were
arrested with the HuntsmAn cTanks on a
charge OF conspiracy to dsIrAud Old Herman
storms out Of bis farm. The entire party we're
ao1Fieted Of dlsoIdeTiy conduct. Huutsman
And Mrs Jans Howell being sent 10 state
II Is nOw announced that Mary Storms has
purchased her fathers farm upon the same
Terms that caused the charge Of consriracy
stuleash and assumption OF the mortgage.
ne storms iamily Is now reunited al la-Eask.
Eome OF The ngighbgrS are RpprrhensNe that
Huntsman and his FOL. wrTs Viii ret arm aul
renew the.r peculiar religious uutlcs
Pref shoT'iidrs THLsR TO az Iasaus A yIua.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1H-prof Swithin c.
khoTtlidRe, Who recently murdered his wife
Ehlle out Walking With her, was taken 70 tbs
Insane Asylum ~ AVTTlstoWn to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

Judge Advocate W cAgnor OF the Second Brigade
hAsTesiEUeL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-20

Second Lieut. II. I" Rel. Company r. Fourteenth
Regiment, has been ole ted Ti-st lieutenant com
pany Viii ho.i a bal On lyb. a. ssr.yaurNti.r
keisn'iah! Ia accepted The nomia7tlu of second
Lieutenant o. company Z. Tue restaeuv 40 parat,
Tor review IsJ p
The companies o. the sixty uiutu Battalion w.rl r.
esHs thc.r STAGE uUIesIs neat Eera rrt..lrHsiv Nh
White Instead o. l.41 ta..rgs
The herald., 1894-04-28
CALIFORNIA WEATHER..
Light Showers Followed by Frost 4
over the State.

Light shswers Followed by Frost All
Over the State.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-California
will get no more rain for the next few
days. There will be light frost all over
the state Saturday, followed by warmer
weather.
RIVERSIDE, April 27.-Lack of rain for
several weeks caused the almost total
loss of the grain crop. Some hay will be
out, also some grain in low lands or late
fields. The yield will fall far short of
the promise in the early part of the sea-
son. The promise for the deciduous fruit
crop is excellent. Apricots and peaches
will be full crop. The dry weather al
fected the bees, and the honey crop will
be short. Today . few drops OF rain fell.
and indications are favorable for a good
heavy rainfall, although it is not ex-
pected to do much good, as the season
is too far advanced.
ONTARIO, April 27.-There WAS q light
rain here today. and quite heavy snow
fall on San Antonio and Oucamonga
peaks, which will help the flow of the
mountain streams.
REDLANDs, April 27.-Badly needed
rain reached here this afternoon.
The herald., 1894-04-28

il was more full of bourgeois than any
other Gale. Several witnesses called
were etill suffering from wounds re-
ceived in the explosion.
Henri replied to the judges questions
coolly and impudently. He admit ed
that he tried to escape but only in order
TO resume the manufacture OF bombs
next day. Continuing he said:
81 aimed at the mob at the center OF
the cafe where the orchestra was play
ing but l threw the bomb too high"
Judge Potter remarked: However,
you killed one person and wounded 20
others.'
The prisoner interposed, crying: mo,
| injur'd only IL"
'ln any csse." the Judge continued,
"yOu Intended to kill 20"
Certainly" repiisd Henri with os,
teniation. Certainly l did"
"You took great care in making the
bomb" WAS the next remark of the
Judge "Vailiant declared that if he
mean to kill he would have put bullets
and not nails in his bomb. You put 120
bullets in yours"
Precisely" was the prisoners reply.
"I wanted to kill and not to yound."
"The jury will form its own opinion
on this subject. They have seen the
vain, inglorious cynicism with which
you avowed your Intentions"
The prisoner here interposed, ex-
claiming hotly: 1T is not cynicism
it Ia conviction. / admit that / wanted
to kill some bourgeois and tried to kill
my pursuers."
"And you desired to destroy a build
ing ?" esksd the judge.
81 don't care snap for building, y
he replied contemptuously. II struck
at the bourgeois"
You mean you deliberately tried to
kill innocent persona ?"
"No," exclaimed Henri; mo bour-
gsois is innocent"
On the prisoner refusing later to relate
his connection with he anarchist chief
Ortiz, the judge warned him against
maintaining silence, which caused HeEr
to exclaim:
Pooh pooh am certain OF being
condemned to death whether l main
tain silence or whether L do not"
The Judge then resumed: "You ar,
silent because you don't wish to admit
that your hands, now stained with
blood, took money from thief"
''If my hands are stained with blood
SO red aa your robe, am proud of whs
have done"
"sit DOWN." cried the Judge sternly
and the hearing was Suspended annie
the atir caused by Henri's insolence.
When the session was resumed s
waiter of the Cafe Agelon, who wa
wounded in the leg, testified to sesinl
Henri throw the bomb. The other wit
nesses included Policeman Poisson, who
was seriously wounded by the bullet
fred at him by the prisoner.
When other wounded witnesses ap
peared, Henri turne his back upon tn
I 5--e, - s-s~e.>y es0
the proceedings.
Thereupon Judge Potter reproache
the prisoner with hi osliousneas in th
face OF his victims, many of whom wer
poor working people. Henri replied:
"What can / do2 1 wanted to strik
at the bourgeois. and l am satisfied
did 80. As to my Goolness, if anybod
ia passive it is you."
This caused another sensation il
court,
The herald., 1894-04-28
GOLD SHIPMENTS,
The Treasury Reserve Again Going Be
low @1OO, 900. 600.

Tho Treasury Reserve Again Going Be-
low S1Oo,O0O,OOO.
NEW YORK., April 27.-Lazard Freres
will ship $1,2oO,OOO gold by tomorrow's
steamer.
The Post says: Apparently the mil
lion and quarter dollars reported for
shipment tomorrow represents the COM
pletion of an operation in exchange
planned early last week, but blocked
for the time by the sterling MARKETS re-
action. The gold goes to London, but
probably only for re shipment to the
continent, and quite likely to Berlin,
whore another public loan has
been just hoated. The action
of the sterling market after the an
nouncement of this order looked rather
more like further strengthening of
rates. This is, of course, not at all un-
usual at the present season. The por-
ton of the Lazard Freres' gold with
drawal from the subtre asury in ex.
change for notes still leaves tha god re-
serve slightly above $100 100000. 1t is
very probable the reserve will go below
this figure.
The herald., 1894-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Depressing Effects of Strikes and Lab
Troubles on Business.

Depressing Effects of Strikes and Labo,
Troubles on Business.
New YORK, April Pr. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade saye:
When accounts of great strikes and
labor disturbances crowd all the news
papers, it is idle to look for much i'm
provement in business. That every
week of idleness for 40 many men must
apprecisbly lessen the aggregate power
to purchase products of labor is evident.
But in spite of all, some improvement
still appears,
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say:
The general business situation
throughout the United States is less ia
vorable. as is shown by reports from
more than 30 important distributing
centers. A specially depressing infiu
ence is the strike of 147, 900 bituminous
coal and coke operatives in ~ states.
Only two cities of So reporting in the
central, western and northwestern
states, report improvement in general
trade this week-Indianapolis and Kan
sss City. Even at those points the gain
is slight.
Activity on the stock market ia
checked by the labor disturbances and
the delay in reaching conclusion on
the new tariff bill. Professional opera.
tors incline to depress the railway share
list by means OF short salss. The mar.
ket, however, is narrow and subject to
reaction. Industrial stocks, however.
are strong. The bond market is quiet
but firm. Foreign exchange is dull, but
on Friday 81, 200, 900 in gold was engaged
for export to France. Silver had a spec.
ulRtive rise on a rumor that Indis's
mints would reopen, but the quotation
for bars has receded to 641z cents per
ounce.
A feature at Chicago is in nales OF dry
goods, equalling the average of previous
weeks, other lines not making so favor
able report. st. Louis reports its gem
eral business situation fair, although
charscterizing the demand as of @ hand
to-mouth variety. The decrease in
demand from jobbers at Omaha and
other points in Nebraska is attributed
to activity of farm work. Trade at
points further west is very unfgvorably
affected by the tie.up on the Great
Northern railroad. Merchants at cities
in North Dakota, Montana and Idaho
are carrying reduced stocks, purchasing
for immediate use only, and railroads in
that region report marked falling OF
In through as we'll as local shipments.
The herald., 1894-04-28
Park COMMISSIONERS OBJECT.
They VIII Stop tho Fair II the Fight
Takes Place.

They VIII Stop tho Fair II tho Fight
Takes Place.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The city
commissioners for Golden Cats parE
have at last taken a hand in the athlet-
ic event which Col. Daniel Boone has
SO energeticaliy announced to take place
in his animal arena on the midwinter
fair grounds tomorrow night. Fully
1900 tickets have been sold for admit
tsnce to the wrestling match" between
the lion PArnell and a grizzly bear from
Nevada. Colonel Boone has positively
announced that the harmless little sffRir
will come Off tomorrow night and the
executive officers OF the midwinter fair
have offered no very eeriouG opposition.
The park commissioners came to the
front to-day, however, and fatty warned
the executive committee of the fair that
tL.~ ateh. ..rsanat not tahA--S1s O.-s-5n q
proposed match would be q cruel, brutal
fight by dumb bruteg. They threa ten
that If the battle takes place their con-
oession for the use Of Golden Gate park
will be Withdrawn and the midwinter
fair brought to an untipely end.
The herald., 1894-04-28
HAWAIIAN ROYALIsrs.
They Bid Defiance to the Provisions
Government.

They Bid Defiance to the Provisional
Government.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Advices to
the Associated Press from Honolulu 70
April 11th, state that 1000 Royal;sts met
Monday evening, April 9th, and adopted
resolutions condemning the manner in
which the provisional government has
provided for the election of delegates to
the constitutional convention, and call
ing on all their compGtriots and sym
pathizers to refuse to take the oath of
allegiance to the provisional govern
ment necessary to render them eligible
voters. The resolutions also commit the
Royaists to the policy of antagOnism to
any project of the provisional govern
ment to extinguish the Hawaiian con-
stitution OF 1887, or to adopt form OF
government other than sanctioned by
said constitution till definite and final
adjustment of Hawaiian matters shall
have been made by the United States.
The herald., 1894-04-28
THE PAon THAR KILLS,
A Fast Young Man Passes in Hts Checks
at San FrAncIRcO.

A Fast Young Man Passes in Hts Checks
at San FrAnciscO.
SAN FRANCISCO, April CIV. Silver
man, fashily dressed young man who
has been going the pace" in San Fran
cisco for several weeks, and who is said
to be scion OF a wealthy Pittsburg
family, his father being a prominent
merchant there, died of pneumonia this
afternoon in fashionable boarding
house, the Hotel Normandie. War
rants were out for Silverman's arrest on
charges that would quite likely nave
sent HIM to the penitentiary. la order
to keep up his dissipation the young
man issued and cashsd several checks
on the Firt National bank of Pittsburg,
whore he proves to have had no money
on deposit. On the strength OF his
fathers reputation young SilVsrmAn sue
ceeded in obtaining considerable over
$1,000 from teo credulous business men
and men about town. 1t was at frst
reported Silvermsn had suicided.
The herald., 1894-04-28
A BATTLE TO THE DEATH.
The Lion and the Bear Will
Surely Fight.
Colonel Boone Determined to
Pull 1t Off.
The Beasts Starved Into a Savage
Condition.
Bets Two to One in Favor OF the Grizzly
Park Commissioners VIII Close
tbs Fair IL tho Battle
Takes Place.
Special to the HERALD.

Special to the HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-The lion
bear light will surely take plaos tomor-
row night. Nothing will prevent its
coming off. Colonel Boone said tonight
that the fight would take place without
doubt. 1t is the talk Of the hour.
Already bets ere waged to in favor
Of the bear. The Holbrook Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
sayu the beasts will be- shot down in the
arena. Boone will claim indemnity from
the city in case the brutea are killed.
SO ns to make ferocious fight, the ami
mails were fed at pm. tonight for the
last time. The arena will be crowded.
Every 500 and $15 seat has been sold. 1t
will be q battle to the death. Parnell is
in great trim. Sports claim the bear
will be the master OF the situation. An
awful time is anticipated.
The herald., 1894-04-28
NOT ON TnE REGISTER.

No Evidence of wootton Having Been
at Riverside.
RIVERSIDE, April 27.-Upon the re-
quest of the sheriff of Fresno county the
sherif9s Office OF this county has searched
the hotel registers for the name of Will
liam Wootton. the Reedley farmer, who,
it is claimed, was murdered by Professor
Sanders. The latter claims that he re-
ceived letters from the missing rancher
dated from this city, alter the time
claimed by the authorities that he had
been killed by Sanders. Wootton's name
could not be found after a thorough
search.
The herald., 1894-04-28
WATER POWER RIGHTS.

The Incipisncy of Big Electrical
schoms at RsdlAnds.
REDLANDs, April 27.-Although the
utmost secrecy has been observed, it
has leaked out that the papers have
been signed ceding to the leading mem
bers OF the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine company extensive water
power rights in the canon of the Santa
ANA river. A large electric plant will
be put in to furnish light and power for
cities within radius of 80 miles. 1t
is also part of the plan to operate an
electric road from Redlands to Los An
geles, distance of 20 miles.
The herald., 1894-04-28
JUSTICE PATTERSON RESIGNS.

Three Vacancies On the State Supreme
Bench.
SAN Francisco, April 27.-Justice Van
r. Patterson of the state supreme court
has rendered his resignation to Governor
Markham, to take effect msdiately,
and has formed q law partnership with
Arthur Rogers of this city. Justice Pat
terson's resignation was IorN arded to
Sacramento today, but owing to the fact
that Governor Markham ia il San Fran
cisco, no action has yet been taken by
him. The action of Judge Patterson
leaves three vacancies on the supreme
bench to be filed at the next general
election,
The herald., 1894-04-28
A LONG CHASE

Rewarded by the Capture of the Pur-
sued Cnlprit.
SANTA FE, N. M, April 27.--Sheriff
Cunningham and Deputy Sheriff Page
of Otero have iust returned from chase
of 1000 miles after Daniel Lisneros,
bringing their man with them Lisneros
is one of the principal members of the
Las Vegas secret society, the majority
OF whom are under arrest on various
charges of robbery and murder. He is
accused OF being implicated in she hang
ing of q man named Macs two years ago.
Lisneros was followed to Tucson, then
through Eastern Arizona to Lake Val
ley, thence to Hillsboro and the in
terror.
The herald., 1894-04-28
An Indian murder In Arizona.

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 27.-A messsn-
ger from Pima reservation, 16 miles
from Phoenix, on the Salt river, brought
word here that Looche. a drunken In
dian, shot Pa Pipeg this morning with a
wi ionee u ia IA llins .~biJn. ipst2ntly. A
mIrder, while Henry Garhas, q consta-
BILE, followed the murderer to Tempe,
where he was captured. Looche and
Pa Pipeg were neighbors, well-to-do and
friendly. Tho murdered Indians wife
WAS present when the fatal shot was
fred,
The herald., 1894-04-28
No Evidenoo Tor tho Defonao,

SAN JOSE, April 27-The defense in
the case of II. M. Leonard, the Santa
Clara bank wrecker, on trial for embez-
element TO day created great surprise
in the superior court by resting their
case without putting on any witnesses,
The deputy district attorney then be-
gan argument for the prosecution.
The herald., 1894-04-28

each dressed to represent a different
flower. The costumes we're OF rich ma
terial and trimmed with the flowers they
represented. A grand ball concluded
the flower festival of '94. Bad weather
made the postponement of the polo
match necessary. The game between
Riverside and Santa Monica will be
PLAYED tomorrow afternoon.
The herald., 1894-04-28
THE NATIVE SONS.
They Conclude EIsotion of Omosrs and
Adjourn.

Adjourn.
EUREKA, CAL, April 27.-The grand
psrlor of Native Sons today completed
the election of officers. as follows: Out
side sentinel, J. B. Blake; grand trua-
tees, +. W. Frost, E. A. Meserve, s. w.
Armstrong, James P. Dockery, Percy v.
Long, Frank Mattison. The trustees
met and elected E. A. Meserve chair
man and George D. Clark, secretary.
The officers were installed, and after
other business the parlor adjourned to
meet in Oakland April, 1895.
The herald., 1894-04-28

Two school sections in the beautiful
Minneola valley, two miles from rail-
road, in direct line OF the company's ir-
rigatinZ ditch, for sale by private party,
81 an acre. Inquire 800 South Spring.
The herald., 1894-04-28

Tooth brushes. A complste line, and
we sell them at 10, 10, 20, 25, 35, 40 and
30 ots., and guarantee every brush. Lit
tleb0y's pharmacy, 81 S. Spriny at.
The herald., 1894-04-28
A Twentx-pollar alft.

Read the great coupon offer in the
HERALD today. The views in "Glimpsss
Of America" are we'll worth $40. Be
sure and sayAyeur coupons. They are as
gas& AeEsA iR
The herald., 1894-04-28
DANCE OF THE FLOWERS.
The CurtaiR Rung on tho santa BArbarl
Carnival.

SANTA BARBARA, April 27.-The festi-
val ended tonight with the dance OF the
flowers at the pavilion. The great build
lug was packed 10 the doors. Twenty
four youaR ladies took part in the dane,
The herald., 1894-04-28

latest ncusic, Blanchard Fitzgerald
Aaa.c Coz 1l3- 1913 s. Spring straak
The herald., 1894-04-28
CHARTER REVISION.

ANOTHER BATCH oF SUd- 4
dEsTIoNs OFFERED LOOKING
TO THE IMPROVEMENT oP ThB
CHARTER or OUR CITY.
The herald., 1894-04-28

In the course of Lindssy's speech q
eolloquy occurred in which Sherman
drew attention to the fact that the Me-
Kinley law, instead of raising the duty
on iron, steel and ether metals, except
tinplate, had reduced the dnty, and
therefore it was said. whathar right ek
Essng. bheA AsT~&a zsoesBaEy to instisuSS
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TRADE is GOOD WITH ; UQ
II Our Bargains are Going out lively. ~

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