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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

Hanged over tho grounds and finally
fontod out ten hidden worlimon. Tho
poor follows mado dash for freedom
put wnre cut oil and surrounded. Tho
mob sot upon these mon In swarms and
boat them shocklngly. In tho crush 10
get at tho PROSTATE mon, ono fellow was
badly stabbed. 1t was tho Homestead
nsht over again with variations,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

For Wes., Virginia. Pennsylvania and Ohio
showers and slightly colder.
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-06

as furnished By Z ScHsErP. druggist, come,
Mar.et and Fourteenth strnatS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

perr Marep fanb feins Ant,port ouf bie
Gra9e unb er bef1loB. Ieine GOlle8eI
BON Der Nfobemie ber WiFeni9often ju1
&atbe su sieben. Su Der lebten GitnnS
legte er Der Nfaoeniie ben 1du rOr.
Die bodselebrten 9erren, bic .llniferb-
li4en" 3ubenannt, besudten bic ie&5ig
2i4tbiloer, 59iittelten ben 2opf unb
blieben anfanss itumm. Danr mag.
ten Ii6 aqerlei MeuBerungen 6erDor.
Depres CAB Der Raye entl1ieben unre9t.
gs lei gans unm6sIid, bab Elm fret
ihuebenber R0rper li9 obne Ginwir<
flung elmer duBeren Rraft umbrehe.
Die Rase Diiie ntdt, mas iie tbue. ste
periiinbise fid sesen bic beiliqften Re
seln Der Mebanif. Ser grobe GeDme-
ter mar 10 entriiitet, bab ct bic 2i6t.'
bitber gar ni9t anleben tpolIte. Ct mar
iiber5eust. baB lie elm 0aufelipiel ber
3oae ieien. Ser srobe Motbematifer
Bertrand meints, bic fallenbe Rabe miifle
ibre Gnsepeibe bon Der StelIe riifen
fonnen. so perlhiebe 1ib Der rubenbs
Bunft unb fie tonne in einen neuen
Wleidsewi4ts3uifanb selansen. So,
aber bte 8ilber 5eigen nihts BON elmer
8ewesuns i'm Baude, unb Yrof. Morep
perli4erte, ct babe ni9ts Derartiges ge-
ieben. @iNen sic benn, mas In
8aude Der Rose porsebt ?" rief pro-
fefor Bertrand, unb Serr Morep mmbte
fleinlaut suseben. oab ct bies in
Der 3bat nidt li9er wiiIe. Ser
Wfatbematifer unb Mltronom 6err
Soemp glaubte. burd bas 3appeln
NIT ben 8einen f6nne aud Der
@9perpuntt perrudt merbeu, aber bte
senaue 8etradtuns Der 8iIber lieb er~
tennen, bob aud bieie grfldrung ni4t
ausrei6t. Ser anaIptii9e Me9onifer
Prof. 9epp flammerte li9 an bic I'm,
nobme, bab bic &abe i'm Muaenblide, ,up
iie losselai1en werbe, ON Der Sonb bes
Grperimentato,s einen Stiibpunft ge-
mime, Der ibr bic llmbrebung i'm 6olIe
erm0glide. I'm biele Mnnabme su tpi-t
oerle9en, periprad prof. Morep ben
Werlu4 berart su tpieberbolen, bab E:
bic Rase niht aus Der 6anb fallen laI.
len, ionbern ben Son bur1 MbIdneiben
elner Strippe, bie oas Sbier nidt be-
riibren fDnne, beuirfen perbe. Das gr-
9ebniB mirb er tpieber Der Mfabemie bor-
lesen, bic bieaeidt bod nod babinter
fommen tpirb, lpie bic 8abe es anfdngt.
Inn Der Medanif, Der bOheren NnolpIe,
allen mathematician W,1enIdaften ein
unebrerbietises Sdnippden gu idlaeen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15

Den Gabtnetsmit8lieDern 9e9eniiber BIZ
InIi1t aus, baB bas Mnleiben mid
ldnser hinaussel9oben merben f0nne
unb bab ie eber es gemo4t tperbe, |,
beHer. Gr iab, bob bic S9abeinnabmer
beitdnbia abnabmen, obne Musfdt au
baIbise 8e6erung. Die @olbreierpe II
bereits iebt um S., 100000 seringer, als
oor benz lebten MnIeben unb aller Mabr.
l6einli9feit nod lpiro i'm Griibjabr pie.
Der bic gep6bnli9e @olbausfubr begin.
men. Sn ben lebten Sabren betrug biz
6riibiabrs Musfubr $2O.0OO,OOO biz
$50. 100000 unb mebr, unb na9 NnFht
oes prdlibenten lit es ni1t ratbiam, eine
poaitdnbise gridDpfuns Der @olbrelerpe
ab3umarten, ebe man Shritte 3u ibre,
grsdn3uns ersreift.
Secretdr Carlisle lab, tpie es beibt
bic 5a9lase nit siinjtiseren Muger
on. ST perpies barauf, bab bic 3oa.
unb Steuereinnabmen notbmenbige,
Weiie balb bebeuteno sunebmen miiB.
ten. Ser furs Dor Nnnobme bes neuen
Sorif9eIeBes aus ben 3ollueri9lub.
2agerbdulern entnommene Wbister
werbe balb perbrau9t iein unb bic
GinnabmeH aug bieier Queae purben
baber balb ftei9en. 0on ben 3Dl.
len selte basielbe. unmittelbar mad
Snfrafttreten bes neuen @elebes lei
cine unsew0bnli9 orobe Ntenqe bon
Baaren aus ben 3olperlhlub 2a-
gerbduIern entnommen porben. Ser
8orratb lei jebt gang ober nabe3ll
eri96pft iporben unb Der 5efretdr er.
martet 3uperli9tli9, bab bas iebige
fteti9e @ieberauFeben bes @ei4dftes
bic Notbwenbisfeit elmer neuen Bombs.
aussabe beieiti9en merbe. Bis jebt Tel
feline unsem6bnli9 srobe Mense @oIh
3ur Musfubr 9eSogen tporben, unb leiner
Nnli4t nod f6nne u,an Iehr pobl obne
eine Wermebrung Der 0Hentli9en @9ulb
ausfommen. Ct madte ferner 9eltenb,
bab feline Grfabruns BET Der grbebune
bes lebten Nnlebens ibn gelebrt babe,
oab Elm neues $5O,0OO,OOO Mnleben
piellei9t ben @olbporratb Der @esieruna
ni@t nm jenen 8etrag permebren tperbe.
gs lei lebr leibt, 8anfnoten i'm S9ab.
amt gu beponiren, @olb bafiir gu per=
lan9en unb nit bielem @olbe bann bic
Bombs gu be5ablen. Dieie llmsebuns
bes @eIebes iiber bic Mussabe Der Bombs
lei Sci grbebuns bes Iebten Mnlebens
mebrfa4 entoedt morben, unh er fiir6te,
bab lie mieberum periudt perben ,piirbe.
Ser Yrdlioent belt es iebo9 in Nn@
betra9t aller I'm itanbe fir angebra1t,
ni9t bis gum Wieoersulammentreten beg
eonsrelies i'm DeSember su toarten, ba
bann Wfabre9eln CUR 8erbinoerung Der
ausgabe Der Bombs ersriffen tuerben
fonnten. Seiner Nnlidt nod lit bic
grbebuns bes Nnlebens obne ieslide
Ier86seruns notbwenbis.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
marum fdut Ole Kabe INNER au
Die .fiiBe?

Ser fdat auf bic Giibe ,pie bic &abe",
last Elm Spri9wort, bas bem Yariier
9rbfefIor Marep bonn College be Granee
ben @ebanten einseseben bat, einmol
ielbfi 3u nnterluben, Oh bas Wolf ri1tig
beobadtet bat. Serr Marep lieb Mies.
den BON anbertbalb Meter 6Dbe su 8o-
ben fallen (fiir empfinblame &emiither
lei sleid bemerft, baB es auf einen lore.
lam selesten 9eppib fiel unb lih ni9t
i'm Minbeiten ueb tbat) uno nabm bon
ibm tpdbrenb beg Galles, Der einenBru1-
tbeil elmer 5ecunbe oauerte, ied3ie 9idt-
bilber binter einanber auf. Die Bilber
seigen nun, pie man Der rYoI 3eituns"
ihreibt, bab Mle3den III, Nuaenblif,
als es losselalfen uurbe, nit Dem Giiden
mad unten unb allen bier pfoten nah
oben TN Raum lhmebte. Dann mer=
ben einige 3appelbemeguneen Der 8ei.
ne mad redts unb linfs bemerfbar,
bierauf besinnt cine entibioHene uno
Rhere Drebuns bes 2eibes nm leine
Able nah linfs. unb i'm lebten Bier
tel Der Ga0babn 1T MieShen in be,
uerninft,sen Stelluns, bic lid fir cine
uormale &ase seSiemt Riiden oben.
pfDten unten, - tn tpelder 6.elluna q
aud eon5 semiitblih auf bem teppd,he.
le9ten GubbDben anlan9t. Die Yplts.
,peisbeit bat allo re1t: bic Robe fdl
ouf bic 6ibe. Aber mie fdnet iie es
J an, mn R& in ber 2nft umsubreben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
nad)ridtetl aus ohio.

- Sn 5uron Gountp lit unter benz
Rinopieb bic Subertulolis auseebrohen.
Ser 5taats=S bierarSt ipuroe bortbin se-
ruien.
- Sm Arbeitsbanl. in Canton bat
lih am 10. ytopember Der Nrreifant
Ufife Guislep erbdnst. Mit einem Ha-
lirmeier i6nitt er li6 suerit ben Baud
ouf unb bann erbdnste er lih. Ct mar
"a Sabre alt mno Elm permesener 8urIhe.
- giner Der sroBten Brunnen i'm
Sbio Selfeloe tpurbe am Mforgen bes
IL. Nopember in WenbpiIe. Sanbusfp
Gountp, angebpbrt. Ct lit auf berJerm
bon 9enrp Mper unb liefert tdeli6 OeI
i'm Wertbe BON $500.
- Nls am 10. Nopember Spe ssarmer
uno Sobn Donnellp in Der Dalton
Mine in Start Gountp Elm JaB pulper
6ifneten, erplooirte baslelbe unb 8eibe
murben erbeblih perbrannt. ssarmer
biibte feline Obren Elm.
- SIN Der gtdhe bon Mtron, Summit
gountp. tuurben am Na9mittae beg 10.
Nopember Grau Sapib Gplinger unb ibr
elfidbri9er Sobn BON einem ,3uae ber
Glepelanb, 2orain nnb @beelina Bohn
iiberfabren uno set0btet. 6err Gplinqer
III Elm poblbabenber 6armer nabe bei
Doplestomn. Wapne @ountp.
Gineteuflii9e Shat. Das
fleine Stdbtden Yife Stun in Der Ndbe
BON ubridspile, Suseoratpas gountn.
befinbet iid gesenmdrtig in Der arDBten
Nufre9uns. Mm lekten Somitaa NOR
bic iehsunb5wan;iejdbrige 6rou Sane
Bootb nit ibrer Nahbarin Marp eduIa
in's senannte Stdbtden binobseeonaen,
nm eini9e ginfdufe fir ben Sonntaa au
MAIDEN. Beuor lie ben 9eimuee antro=
ten, sineen lie in bic @irtbidoft BON
Wpnbom Sones, um ein @las Mle Az
trinfen. Dort trafen iie 60 Moraan.
Sad Morris unb ben @irtb lelbft. gr.
iterer bewo9 bic Grau Booth, @bisfp su
trinfen, mas lie auh that uub 6oburh
betrunfen murbe. Da bic Jrau 5dula
ii9 Der 9ilfsloien ni9t annebmen
fonnte, 10 sins lie nod 6auie, um 6errn
Booth gu bolen. Mls tie tpieoer suriid-
fam, fano iie auf ibrer @ude srou
Booth nit serriiienen &leibern unb aug
mebreren @unben blutenb nabe Der
Wobnuns prn Yeter Obler in einem
s9uppen lieeeno. Die auT Ibdnb4
lihe WeiIe mibbanbelte Ssrau tpurbe
nab Soule eebra6t uno Elm
Arst serufen. Nm Wiontao murbe
9e9en bas &leebiott Rlaqe er.
bDben. Mls nun Moyean bierpon bbrte.
itieb er bic 0robuns aus, bab er
Mforibaa 9ouis Suit, fa0s ct ibn su oer-
baften perlude, tDoten tperbe. MIs Der
Marihaa Mprsan auf benz Weae mad,
Der Wirthldaft bes1elben trof, unb 2sb.
terer ,pleoerum feline Drobuuqen aus
itteB, 10 IboB Der Beamte ,meimoI, nm
i'm au erlhreden. &anm fubr Waoroen
nit Der 0anD nab leiner oiftentaYcbe.
10 i4ob Der Maribau onf Mcraon, uub.
oie1er fiel au Spoe getra'fen niebef.
Die beioen anoeren Burlhen, wlorrik
unb Sones murben na1 elmer Idnoeren
@erfoIguns am Nbenb nod einaefonotn.
Der erbofte Batter unb Bruber see Ne.
t6oteten nebit mebrercn s5reunben heafeI.
ben famen am Abenb nod, ppn G6trrnha
pifle na9 pite Run. unb psrfu16ea r.
an BEN RoribalI sn ridden NJ mn,is
iDena as6oIt& 0Md ~ s 70
sS Ss Nskss&2s ssss &
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-15
2tuslottH.

&-4ssa
Sn SeutI6lano ipirb oas @efubl
Der unliderbeit iiber bic 11nitetisteit Der
inneren politif Oeutidlanbs burd
Die Miniiterwe6iel nod erbDbt, bic uie
ollgemein befannt lit, nod beporfeben.
Jiirit 9obenlobe bat, ,pie bcreits fruber
in oielen SpaIten semelbet, bel1loGen.
baB ieoes Wtitslieb leines Cabinets poll=
itdn6ig nit Ieinen Mnli9ten barmortren
ioQ. gu ben bereits betannten Nerdn=
berun9en I'm Cabinet tommt mod bic
Na4ridt BON Der Relisnation bes @taats-
iefretdrs 9r. &arl bon BDtti9er, bes
0ieeprdFoenten bes preubif9en Minijters
ratbs. 3ur 3ett 1T bic Neignation ies
bod pom RaiI Ter nod ni1t an9enommen
worben. Sic gia9rt9t mirb iebo4 in 10
unbeitimmter @eiie in Nbrebe geftellt oaB
man smii4en ben 3eilen cine Befdtisuns
berlelben lieft unb bic off3ieue Mn=
tanoi9uns bon ber Nnnabme Der @e-
lisnation in einigen peni9en Saeen
erwartet. Ser r&ei9san5eiser" nell
oete Samita9 bic grnennune bes 9errn
BON 9ammeritein gum Winifter fir
2anbpirtbihaft, Domdnen unb Ior=
ften als No9folger bes 0errn BON
6epben gabom. 2ebterem 1T be,
&otbe Mble, orben NIT gi9enlaub per-
lieben. @eitere Mefsnationen ueroen
ertpartet.
Die eeIbafdnbisteit bes neuen
Ran3lers wirb ollsemein belpro9en
unb ct bat mebr als aweimal bas Be-
itreben 9eSeist, feline Mutoritdt big aum
Meuberiten geltenb gu MAIDEN. Mllein
seraoe oarin erblidt man elm Clement
Der unf&erbeit. Ser 1iirit wirb ii9
nidts sefa4en laflen, unb menn Der
Railer ieinen Anf9ten iiber bic gu
iammeniesuns Der beiben gabinette
uno iber anbere ipi1tige politiIAe
6ra9en ni4t beiftimmt, 70 ltebt jofort
eine neue Mtniite,frilis 3u ermarten.
Die Gur4t Dor elmer iol&en pirb Dem
publifum tets porl9meben, benn es
gilt gum Minbeiten als 5tueifelbaft. ob
3tuei 10 uillensitarte Banner ldnqere
3eit miteinanber barmontren f6nnen.
Sic 8eri4iebune ber gr6fnung bes
&ei4stass pom l. auf ben 5. Nopember
1T auf bic Abfidt bes Tlriten 0obens
lobe suriid,ufiibren, bic Witolie6er bes
preub.lden unb oes Rei9sminifteriums,
9esen luel4e er Ginwanb erbebt, burb
anoere 3u erlesen, ebe Der Reihsta9
leine Nrbeiten besinnt. Die 1pate Gr-
Dffnuns oes ReiAstaSs lpirb iebo6 bic
ibm pDrlie9enben Nrbe,ten melentlid er.
idweren. Dor Den Beibna9tsferien fann
10 gut ME nihts sei9eben. Wenn er bann
I'm neuen Sabre tuieber 3uiammentritt,
miro er bic Worlase aegen ben umltura
uno oas Budget su erIebieen baben.
Damn barren leiner cine Mnaabl anoerer
luidtiser Nufsaben, baranter Norlaoen
fir bic unteroriidung anitedenber Rrant-
beiten nno CUR Beidrdntung Der Nus
wanoeruns. Die Msrorier ,perben oem
6urten 9obenlobe nod piele Miibe mo-
den. Ser Nationalperein Der Qanb.
wtrtbe bat cine Organization aur Hequ.
lirung bes @etreibebanbels aeQrin6et.
Darunter IL natiirli4 eine Wef@rdniuns
Der Ginfubr pon DrooaofeR 3u perie.
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cSn Der Swl11en3ett DeluWIeN ote 00a
rina, Yrinseifn Nlig uno bic @robfdrft-
innen bic ebenfaas innerbolb Der Wfeuern
bes Rremlin selesene Blasoppei4enstp
Ratbebrale, bic friiber einmal olsPrioat-
tapene ber3oren beniibt uurbe.
Sem publifum uurbe sehattet. Die
auf benz Ratafalt Iieeenbe Neihe oes
3aren au be5i9tisen. Dieielbe mar BON
militdriI9en Deputatiunen eema9t.
Niele leute beteten inbriinfti9 fir bas
@eelenbeil bes perifprbenen 3aren.
Am Dienftos Morsen trof bic Seide
in @t. petersburg ein uno wurbe nod
Der peter- unb Yauls 2atbeorale se=
braht.
csm Gintlanse nit einem alt.
bereebro9ten @ebrauhe CAB Der neue
gprb Mapor BON Qonoon, Sir Soiepb
Yenols am ssreitas Abenb Elm Bans
auett in @uilbbol. Ser 9auptreoner
| mar berpremier- Miniiter Roleberrp nno
oas 2eitmotip leiner @eSe NOR oer
1riebe. Ct iaste, bob er iber,eust Jet,
@roBbritannien ,purbe Ieine iiberieeilhs
@robe aufre9t erbalten. Ser politilhe
Dimmel lei ni9t san3 tlor, Der Baro'
meter Fele ober niht. Die ur'
iad,e, boB Der 6immel ni4t flar let
mdre Der furnthare hineiiih. iapani'
1he Rrieq. Die britiiGe &e9ierune
bdtte ni@t Die Gslesenheit perloren
Ssorti9ritte ~ elmer Jriebensherfel
lung ~ MAIDEN. Gr iaste: ~Btr fna
The herald., 1894-05-25

WANTED - SITUATION IN HARDWARE
w and sash. doors and blinds; have been in
business for myself IN Chicago. Address eek
perience," box 60, Herald. 5-22 1t
The herald., 1894-05-25
without Foundation.

For some time past it has been
claimed here that the steamers of the
Mallory line, those now operated at
Galveston, Tex, by the Santa Fe com.
pany, could not discharge or receive at
the wharf, the freight having 10 be
lightered. Mr.. s. B. Hynes, general
freight agent OF the Santa Fe, recently
wrote to Mr.. Z. j. Polk, then general
freight agent az that port. with the re-
quest that he send him some defnits
proof in re!utation of the report.
The following response was received
yesterday evening:
DEAR Sin The report which You cav
has heeu circulated on the Pacific coast.
to the effect that Mallory line steamers
cannot approach the wharf Mt Galveston,
but muet lighter their cargo, ia entirely
without foundation and has the effect,
designedly or otherwise. OF injurins the
commercial and maritime interests OF
this port. The lowest depth OF water
known on the bar here during several
years past 10 ample to accommodate yes.
sells of even greater draft than those oil
the Mallory line.
We request that you give the greatest
publicity to this emphatic and positive
denial Of the report referred 10.
Yours truly, (signed) Julius Runge.
pref ent Galveston Cotton exchange
George Sealey, vice-president Gulf, Col
Grad and Santa Fe; VIM. Ladd, presi-
der galveston chamber of commerce
Ba IIutchings q Co.. P. J. Willis &
Br Wallis Landes & Co., Leon & Fl.
Blum, Moore, Mckinney & Co., Marks
& Blum.
The herald., 1894-05-25
.HUNT|NGTON'S TALE OF WOE,
lie Tells It to the Pacific Roads
Committee.
Money Lost by the Builders of the
Central Pacific.
Tho Company Docs Not Propose to Pay
Back the sac, OOo.o Put Up
by the Govarnment-Rail-
road Gossip.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May "a. Representa-
tivcs OF the Central Pacific company APP
pearad before the house committee on
Pacific railroads today to give their
We've on the Pacific railroad bill intro
duced by Mr.. Reilly OF Pennsylvania.
President Huntington spoke on the diff
cultss encountered in organizing and
bnildtng the rosd. The impression that
the alders had been made rich was
erroi Gus. When the road was COM
plete .here were no government bonds
left, bat many debts.
The company always managed to keep
its credit good. Coal, imported at fret
from Australia, was greet expense.
Shares had to be sold from rs to so cents
on tbs dollar to pay debts. The Wells
Fargo company had been paid 81 ,50O, 900
for carrying the mails, and the Central
Pacific received but $i00, 900.
Chairman Reilly suggested that the
last of the irst mortgage bonds would
mature in 1899, and inquired what the
road proposed to do. The president re-
piled that great roads almost never paid
their first mortgage bonds. They were
replaced by other issues. He was
anxious to pay the debt, but as long as
the government was drawing its interest
time was no object to it.
Replying to u question from Mr.. Boat
ner, Mr.. Huntington said he had sub
mitted no plan Of reorganization. The
bill submitted to the senate committee
hia x>1a bat IN n
pleased with it because it outlined a
plan by which all the creditors would
get their money and under which the
road could still live. BY selling an
other issue OF mortgage bonds to re-
placed sac, 000.0 in the treasury in 80
days. One hundred and ten million
dollars would be required for mortgage
bonds Issue at 2la per cent to cover the
debts OF the road to the government and
all other parties, the government guar
enteeing the issue. He was certain the
earnings of the road would be spent to
defrey it's current obligations.
Representative Boatner reminded
President Huntington that the govern
ment had paid interest for years on the
bonds. saying the supposition had been
tuht tuo loAu WAS W pay oack tue iutoI-
eet, and inquired whether the road in
tended TO pay the government the $40,-
600, 900 expended IN that way.
Mr.. Huntington replied no, and said
that, basing the matter purely upon
grounds Of equity, the road should pay
the government nothing because the
government had crippled the road by
subsidizing rivals which took away much
e ~
the policy OF the government in this
respect; but considering it as a financial
transaction, it mad its bearing on this
contract.
Mr. Huntington knew OF no plan,
without an extension of time, assuring
the COMMITTEES the owners of the 70 ad
could not administer it for LOO year L
without getting anything out Of it.
The herald., 1894-05-25
CHARITIES AND connEorroN.
Opening Of tho Twenty -Flrst Annual
Session.

Opening Of the Twenty-First Annual
Session.
NASHVILLE. May 24.-The twentv-first
annual session OF the National Confer.
ence of Charities and Correction began
today, President Lucius S. Storris of
Michigan presiding. Prayer was offered
by Rev. r. X. Browne of Tennessee,
The president appointed the following
committee on business: DIR. Hoyt of
New York, DE-. Mills of Colorado, DIR.
johnson oil Indiana. DR.. Hough Of Ohio
and DR.. johnson Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Byers OF Ohio read the report OF
tho committee on states, which an
nounced that report had been received
from 40 states. The report contained
much interesting and valuable iniorma.
ton.
Hon. Levi L. Barbour Of Michigan
read the report Of the committee of state
boards of charities. The report said
that much trouble had artisan from the
too great influx OF indiscriminate for
eign immigration.
Mr.. Meet OF Ohio led in the discussion
oil this report.
The herald., 1894-05-25
VICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY.
CELEBRATED BY A MOUNTAIN
DINNER AND A CITY DANCE.
Britishers and Csledonians and Their
Friends Have n Good Time.
Tho Ball Last
Night.

The queens birthday was celebrated
on Echo mountain yesterday. British
subjects and American citizens OF British
birth, and the usual sprinklng OF Amer
leans were present, as was Eli Perkins.
Every seat in the dining room OF the
chalet was occupied aud many others
waited without when Professor James,
the tosstmaster. delivered we'll worded
address of welcome which was responded
to in behalf of Americans By Capt. FIJI.
Greasy, OF the Scotchmen by Dr. A.
Davidson, OF Californians by President
Chss. H. Keyes OF the Throop institnte,
and by that citizen of the world at large
that truthful orator, Eli Perkins, who
however. registered as Melville d. Lam
don. All the speeches were good and
warmly applauded.
Among other guests present were S.
Poyntz Owsley, Royal bennington spa,
England; Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
who was also celebrating his own 10Th
birthday; Captain and Mrs. r. H. Dear
born OF San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A. Kimball OF Chicago and DR.. Thomas
j. Mccoy OF Los Angeles.
In tine evening the Caledonian club
and Sons OF st. George gave Joint ball
at the New Turnverein hall. Many wore
highland costume and were quite pic
turesque. Bagpiper Gregor Mcdonald
was also in costume.
| Prof. q. Wharton James delivered
lecture on trip he had made through
Scotland and England. He gave etere-
opticon views, among those being pct-
ures OF Past Chief John Grant and
Present Chief George McLain.
Miss Ethel Stewart sang several selec.
tons, including The Last Rose of Sum-
mer and Within Mile of Edinboro
Town. Mr.. Wholmes also was heard in
Ye Mariners of England. After this
dancing was started and enjoyed until
late hour. The committees we're:
Arrangements - Mr.. Alex. Grieve,
chairman, VIM. Phillips, John Grant,
Andrew Robertson, w. Aitchison. J.
Maclennan, Caledonian club; @. A.
Holt, Tnos Pascoe, r. G. Beadon, G.
Robncon, F. Renshaw, Sons OF st.
George.
Reception Andrew Robertson, chair
man. John Grant, Caledonian club; @.
A. Holt, F. Renshaw. Sons of st.
George.
Floor--Thos. Pascoe, manager. G. H.
Robinson. Sons of st. George; w.
Phillips, Alex. Grieve, Caledonian club.
The herald., 1894-05-25
EsrERN ROADS.
The Union Pacfi Bscnmss Member O
the Asseciation,

The Union Pacific Bscnmss Member of
the Association.
CHICAGO o, May 24.--Fhe Union Pacific
Passenger association and the emigrant
clearing house on June 1st, and the west.
bound EN- grant rates between Chicago
and the Pacific coast will be restored
from their present rates of SIG. 10 to their
old basis of $35 on June Sd.
Notice OF the intended advace has been
given the interstate commerce commits
sion by Chairman Caldwell. The Union
Pacific comes in on basis OF 1914 per
cent on the through California business.
The presidents and general managers
of the Western Freight association broke
the time record on formulating and
adopting an agreement. Tue committee
of ii appointed at Yesterdays meeting
presented plan providing for the estsb-
lishment OF an executive committee
composed of the executive officers of
the leading lines. This committee il to
have control OF all rates. No reductions
will b, made without notice first being
given to the executive committee, and
then to the interstate commerce COM
mission. Besides the executive COM
mittee aud the Western trunk lines com
mittee, the South western Traffic ascot
alton and the Transmissouri committee
of the Western Freight association will
have control of matters strictly within
their territory. The meeting adopted
the report without dissenting vote.
All the roads were pledged to the restor-
alton of the freight TARIFF not later than
May 29th. and the absolute maintenance
of ratea after that day.
The herald., 1894-05-25
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Delegates From All Psrts of the Stat
Meet in San FranciAco.

Delegates from All FBrt8 OF tho state
Meet in San Francisoo.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-Delegases
from all parts of this state and Nevada
held meeting in the chamber OF COM
merce today to discuss the question of
good roads. A. B. Lennon of Santa
Rosa presided.
How TO Arouse Local Interest in the
Matter of Building Good Roads was an
interesting paper contributed A. Vein.
stock of Sacramento. Other papers
on the subject were read aud were we'll
received.
number of the delegates were MEM
bers of cycling clubs. Committees were
appointed to draft bills for the appoint
ment of county road engineers, for the
appointment of state road engineer,
and to draft bill to regulate the width
OF wagon roads. They will meet again
tomorrow.