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The state herald., 1895-10-11

Aawmf =. f'ifuiyy'nii n ScwN' York cry. hds
issued nm address to the electors Of tho
state OF New York urging them not TO
vote for members for the Legislature
who favor woman suffrage.
A syndicate OF paper manufacturers
OF New York expects TO buy nil the
New York on n basis OF Sls.OoO. 900, al.
lowing SlI,0I,0o0 for timber tracts.
franchises and other rights. capliailz
Ing tho monopoly ut s35,ooo.ooo.
The brcccb blocl, OF the four seven.
tenth lnch "Canet" rapid firing gun
blew out while being fired for ties,
at Sandy Hook. killing Corporal Doyle
and Private Conway and seriously
wouning Private Coync. while Private
Donald was slightly injured. Cnpta'n
Montgomery. In charge OF the gun.
escaped.
Eastern Pennsylvania and New jcr.
ncy are suffering from n water famine,
rivers and small streams having bc-
come dry. Tho result Is paralysis of
tie manufacturing Interests NJ Pitts.
burg. eleven trninlcnds OF water going
there daily from Altoonn. the only town
In Central Pennsylvania having n su.
pcrnbundnnt supply.
The Corhcit.i'lizslmmons fight IL 20.
Ing Ia the Indian territory. or this
there " not any doubt. ban Stuart hns
stated M much 10 parties who nrc In.
tercstcd In the project. AZ what point
the mill viii take place Inns not been
fully determined. The two places most
fnvornbly mentioned by the manage.
mcnt OF tho ilAilr contest nrr Colbert
station, on the Missouri. Kansas Il Tex.
ns railroad, Just ncross the Texas line.
md Ardmorc. the largest town IN the
Indian territory. on tile Santa Fc road.
The United States Circuit cour, of
Appeals nj Chicago handed down nm
opinion upon which depended. II is ~.
timnied. not less ilnn $4,000. go aud n
practical monopoly " the nrc lighting
business for four years. Tho 1homp.
son.lIouston Electric company WINS tho
unsuccessful part IN the suit. The ne.
ton involved the device known M tho
automatic regulator which m 10 clrc.
iric lighting, performs function aimI.
lnr 10 that OF n governor on the steam
engine, The suit was begun against
the Western Electric company. praying
for nm Injunction restraining the dc.
PENDANT company from using the rcR,i.
lnior nn1 asking uil accounting. rhh
was denlv0,
The state herald., 1895-10-11
APPALLING THREATS.
What Spain WIN Do to Uncle Sam II He
Don't Watch Ont,


Chicago. Oct IA special from Tam.
IA, Florida, says: 1.-TWO things are Ger.
TAIN" said a New Yorker ON his way
home from a prolonged stay in Cuba,
looking after extensive interests In the
interior. zone Is that We are going to
have trouble with Spain about compli-
cations arising from the Cuban ques.
ton; the other that Cuba will be free
yvllAi hos si...-I...lA--A-H.-.------
her or not
This gentleman wVi:ld not allow his
name TO be used because his property
In Cuba would be coniiscated were he
TO return TO the island.
81 heard a high official In Havana
say" he continued. "that IL the AmerI.
cans do not mind, We will parade the
Spanish troops In Central park, New
York. before We are through heard
1t said In wcll.known cafe in Havana
that, after the rebellion Is suppressed.
the United States Will be attended TO.
and II was hoped that Cleveland could
be caught and hanged.
ut is openly declared In the cafes
that II Uncle Sam recognizes Cuba.
that the Americans must get out OF tho
Island. By Christmas there will be
10000 Spanish soldiers on the island
or Cuba. Why should Spain mobilize
10 many troops on our frontier IL they
arc not needed to suppress the revolu.
tom
''rhe Cuban patriots arc sadly In
need OF arms and ammunition. One
day band OF forty passed my planta.
ton with only ten guns, and they were
the cheapest kind OF bird guns. The
rest OF the party Were armed with ma
chctcs, without guards. They load
their guns with bits Of barbed wire
taken from fences, and with nails"
The state herald., 1895-10-11

A New York scientist recommends
the eating OF bones after they arc
ground fine. He holds that under our
present diet the bones OF the human
frame are not properly supplied with
the chemical elements needed to keen
them In sound and vigorous condition
and that these elements can be mos,
easily obtained by consuming the pow.
dcrcd bones Of the animals ordinarily
used for food. lie would sprinkle q
steak or chop with bone dust, after tho
manner In which It is sprlnkled with
salt and pepper. and he maintains tina,
thus tho taste OF the meat may be
greatly improved.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Bucnos Ayrcs, Oct. "a dispatch TO
III Dlnro says that England. France
aud Italy have decided upon collective
notion with view 10 securing satlsfnc-
ton or their respective claims upon
Brazil Tho claims Of France grew out
Of the disputed Jurisdiction Of the ter.
rltory OF Amnpn. lying between Brazil
and French Guiana. ltnly's claims arc
FOR rcpnrntlon on account Of damage.
suffered by Italian ships during the rev.
oln'lon. The British minister Withdrew
from Rio Inst summer. leaving the lo-
CATION there In charge Of an ntinchc 10
mark the strained relations between the
countries.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Central City. Colo. Oct. THE body
or VIII prlsk. aged II, was this morn.
Ing taken from the Sleepy Hollow mlnn.
where II had been cniombcd since tl,c
accident Of August 20. II was found
Ia the sluhl, between the 900 nnd Goo'
foot levels, 100 feet from tho shaft. nnJ
the position showed that Prisk Ind hnI
n fall Of fifty feet. The body wna
badly dccompJscd and was taken in
charge by nn undertaken. who Imncdl.
alcly prepared II for The grave.
Coroner Tarcntcnu was present wh,n
the body was brought TO tho surface
Tho funeral took place this nftornoon
from the Residence OF Henry prlsI.
tho father OF tile dead boy. Tho intor'
mrnt VIII bc In The city cemetery,
V Is expected that Tie other bod,e,
WIN be taken ont Of The Sleepy follow
b. Tho end Of this week. nnd those n,
TN Americas viii DO reached ncst
week.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

four Plat Republicans on the ticket,
us Joseph IIawes had not been identl-
fed with either faction. The Stecklers
f tReepsRaSh! eqH'fHi any
Democracy were refused n place on the
ticket Edward Lauterbach, however,
and the other Plat leaders expressed
themselves as satisfied with the ticket
The Republicans and State Demo-
Gratis both held county conventions and
formally placed In nomination the fu-
sion ticket.
II is expected that the Gcrman-Amcr-
lean Reform Union will endorse the
ticket because the excise plank Of the
State Democracy Is endorsed. That
plank charges Tammany Hall with the
responsibility for the existence OF the
present excise laws, speaks for the
sanctlty OF the Sabbath, and concludes:
ave favor and will endeavor 10 Sc
cure such modification of existing
laws as will prevent blackmail, partic.
ularly, and oppression, and Will enable
the city TO determine for Itself by pop
Mar vote whether the sale of food, bev-
erages and other ncccssarles shall be
permitted on Sunday during such hours
and under such restrictions MS will not
Interfere with religious observance and
exercise"
The convention was addressed by Mr..
Lau,crbich aud others. who explained
the details OF the fusion. Some oppo-
sltlon was made to the acceptance OF
the fusion ticket on account OF the
presence Of two Chamber OF Commerce
men on II. Finally II was adopted,
i"'rc being only twenty.four opposing
los among nearly 800 delegates.
Then the ratification was made unani.
nous.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
LEMoNT's SALOON WAR,
Two Men Severely Ii-at.n. Hut Local Of
ncinls Make No Arrests.

Chicago. Oct. IA. Simon. editor OF
the Cook County News. Of Lamont. was
assaulted last evening and bru.ally
Kicked and beaten, by n mob OF ,oughs.
who II Is said Were led by e. A. Tally.
broiher.ln.law OF Mayor Mccarthy, i.
is said The assault has been Threatened
for some time by Tally, who has said
he would do Simon up" because o..
matter which has appeared In the La.
mont and Chicago papers. and which
has been credited to him.
short time after the assault o..
Cured Simon sent John Kcmmcrlec IN
the telegraph office with dispatches for
a Chicago morning paper. While wit.
Ing NJ the office Kcmmcrlec was also
assaulted, and his dispatches were torn
from his hand and carried away,
Tally Ia president OF the board OF ed.
ucatlon ana has been proprietor az !,
saloon, tho reputation OF which has
been bad No arrests have been made
The state herald., 1895-10-11
From now on tho public will have To

From now on the public will have TO
pay from 20 to 90 cents. or oven more,
pair for shoes than has been paid for
years. The jobbcrB say there may be n
further advance. This move Ia direct.
iy duo TO the leather trust. which mo.
nopolizcs the tanncrlcs and the sole.
leather industry. Tho trust tried to
Justify Itself for advancing the price Of
sole leather by the increase In the prlcc
Of green hidcs. Shocmon say tho trust
not only controls the market for green
hidcs but owns nearly 90 per cont OF
the hides on the live cattle OF the coun-
try.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. 5.-rhe Florence
stage to Casa Grandc was held up by
n mounted Mexican hlghwayman las,
evening eight miles north Of the latter
place. The road agent secured n few
dollars from the driver and from the
only passenger. President A. j. Doran
Of the Territorial Council. Doran was
also compelled Ia cut open the mail
pouches. While the highwayman was
looking over the mall Doran seized the
muzzlc OF the fellows revolver. twist.
Ing the weapon aside ms II was fired
The man succeeded In freeing the pls.
toll. however. and mounting his horse
rode rapidly away. Though officers are
after him there appears no chance Of
capturing him.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Havana, Oct. Word has boon m.
crivcd here that foriy.ilyc more bodies
have been recovered from the lnunSnt.
od district In Vnelta AbnJo. tho damage
from the Hood and cyclone having
now reached tho dimension OF n great
disaster. Many more people, and i'm
fact whole families nrn missing. md
M the Hoods subsldc and tho district liz
gone over by searching parties II IA
feared that the death lis, Will be great.
ly Increased. Tho money loss 10 Inc
railway company Mt this time IL osiI.
mated TO be approaching 500, 900,
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Fort Smith, Ark. Oct. THE north.
bound Frisco passenger train was roh.
bed at Castor, Indian Territory, INV
miles south Of here, last night. sin
men did the work. They cut tho or.
press cnr loose from the train and ran ID
up the track. They failed TO opcn iho
through safe and only got cIgbty.fly,
cents from the local safe Tho pnssen.
gers were not molcstcd. The irnln was
permitted 10 pull out after tho bnnIll.
failed 10 open tho big safe. II IL thought
to hive been the work OF tho Christian
broihers gnng.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

polsc Ida, oct S-1hc Idaho so,.
dl'fr Home management IA To bc In.
vcStign'ch. Loud complaints have lrcn
male lately ngninst the officers Of the
home.
The Popullst and Democratic pcss
have taken the matter up ~ club with
which 10 beat the Republicans. the of.
nccrs OF the home being members OF the
latter party.
In consequence OF the complaints,
Governor Mcconnell to-day decided 10
make M Investigation " the home,
Those who win appear In the rolu Of
The state herald., 1895-10-11

East Liverpool, o.. Oct. 1.-The six.
ycnr'old son OF Andrew vnndyn wns
burned NJ tho stake yesterday by lyo
companions mud NO badly injured Tint
he cannot recover Some men hnstrncd
10 see tie performance mud ran 10 tho
boys rescue, but his clothes had taken
fire and he was bndly burned mud Tho
physicians say II X impossible for him
10 live. a wild west show exhibited
here nbou' n month ngo and since Tint
time the boys OF the town have been
plnylng Indlnn.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
AMBASSADORS SPEAR.
Ask Turkey to Put u Stop To the vio-
lenee.


Constantinoplc, Oct. 5.-After n con.
ference OF the ambassadors yesterday
energetic representations We're made 10
the Turkish foreign minister complain
Ing OF the excuses committed by the
Musselman populacc on the prisoners
and wounded on Monday and Tuesday.
Many or them were dispatched with
bludgeons. while others were most cru
ely malireatcd. The representatives
of the powers begged the foreign min.
ister 10 take measures Ia prevent the
foreign residents OF Constantlnoplc
from suffering and 10 restore order.
The United States minister. Mr.. Alex
W. Terrell, also made representations
10 the Turkish government requesting
that steps be taken 10 insure the safety
OF the United States missionaries In tha
koumkapon quarter.
Messrs. CHIFFON and Hunter. the ncwi
ly appointed United States consuls
started for Erzroum and Iiarpoot, re.
spcctivciy. today without their exc
quators. The British consul at Trebi.
zonde has been instructed To grant them
every facility md protection In the ne.
compllshment OF their Journey and In
establishing themselves mt their posts.
The Turkish quarters are guarded
throughout the night In order TO i'm.
press the Mussulmnn Inhabitants from
coming out ind renewing the disiur.
Dances.
The city Is now tranquil. although II
Is silll patrollcd by troops and police
and there Is yet much apprehension
among the Armcnlnns. The Sofas
We're especially guilty Of great excuses
on Tuesday, and especially during the
raid ON the Armenian quarter. which
they made nj night. Al Tookurschcs.
me. near STEAMBOAT. the students and
populncc broke Into tho Armenian
building. killing fifteen persons and
woundlng tliirty.fivc others. In add.
'lon. II IL said, that they conveyed the
bodies To the shore mud threw them In.
10 tho sen.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

st. Louis. Oct "A special 10 thc
Posi'Dlrpaich from st. Joseph, Mis-.
SQUIRT, says: This afternoon II was nm,
no,inccd That Father Wagner Ind con
fcsscd everything nnd asks permission
10 marry Maud sicldcl. the nirl he /.
charged with having abducted. IIls
confession was made 10 Sheriff Adrlnno
and Alex podvant. Maud slcldcis I'M
Gle No action has vet been taken by
the relatives.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Chicago, oct 7-Dr. J. W. WINS of
West Pullman claims TO have dlAcoy.
cred n cure for dlphihcrin which fnr
exceeds nntl.iosin In cfilcncy. DR.,
WINS remedy II electricity. which IN np-
Piled directly TO the throni. II il
chained TO hive been successful In n
large number of virulcnt eases. A con.
ference or plyslcinns win pass on tho
alleged cure during the week.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

General Miles was born at Westmlns-
ter, Massachusetts, August s, 1899. Hc
Joined the Twenty-second Massachu-
sets volunteers with rank Of lieutenant
In 1861; took part In every engagement
with the Army Of the Potomac up TO
Lees surrender at Appomattox. Made
lieutenant-colonel OF the Sixty-tirst New
York Infantry early in ls62; made col
onel Of samo regiment in September OF
same year: attained rank OF brlgadler-
general Of volunteers In 1864; received
commission as majorgcneral Of volun-
tccrs In 1865. Mustered out of infan-
The state herald., 1895-10-11

REV" Sam Jones is cited with say
ing that there is nothing worse than
the summer girl" How in the world
did he find out and will he not please
give the name of the fair, the chaste,
the inexpensive. but likewise the false
and tickle she who has been playing on
his heart strings for her own amuse-
ment?
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Miss Helen Gould has been travelling
through the west under the name OF
Miss Helen Annetta Jackson, 10 avoid
attracting attention. This is real mean
OF Helen. when so many OF us have
such limited opportunities for looking
at millionaires. Heretofore princes and
dukes and other dudes with handles to
their names have Travelled ''incog." bu,
Helen is a princess of finance and has
no count like her sister. and well have
TO forgive her.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

I public prosecutors of the otiicers prom
Ise to show no little rottenness. 1t Is
charged the home is merely a palatlal
residence for tho officers and their
families, the veterans being servants. II
n veteran complains Of drudgery, 1t Is
said he Is treated us n prisoner.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Recent Investigations show tina, tho
big Chicago packers have been stealing
water for years by laying blind pipca
and connecting with the water system
outside and around the mctcra. Tho
loss to tho city In revenues Ia estimated
At $751; 800 n year.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Bearing flowers In her hand woman
came to the cell Of murderer. Poor
man." she said. I'm sorry for YOU" and
shed tear on the corridor floor. you
murderer, courteously. These cruel
iron bars shut me OF from the privi-
lese of killing she fool" Still weep
ing the woman was led away by the
taller.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

jutant generals and inspector generals
officers reported To him officially. being
directly under his control.
Those Of the other departments. sim.
ply paid thcir respects 10 the head OF
the army. General Miles has received
many letters and kilograms Of congrat
ulation.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

It is quite touching to learn Of the
fear Of that noted financier and econo-
mist, Richard Croker, lest Mayor
Strong and his associates bankrupt
the city," There are some Jokes that
are too deep for laughter.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

When a woman attends New York
theater in boomers. as was the case a
night or two ago. the fact argues that
the woman Is too new or New York
is not new enough. We incline to the
former theory.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

DR.. Forbes winslow. tho English
alienist. thinks he can prove that Sir
Walter Scott died nm lmbecllc. lie stops
short. however, OF tho claim that
Shakespeare died from ver-lnduigeneo
In drink-which 10 very considerate on
IL part
The state herald., 1895-10-11

It was right to stop that band in
Oklahoma from playing Mendelssohn's
Wedding March" while passing a d.
vorce court. There are some things that
appear homogeneous. even in Oklahoma.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Kansas city boasts that her cattle re-
ceipts are greater than Chicago's.
Somebody's been giving the Kansas
people a wrong steer.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Col. Robert G. 1ngersoll had his
pocket picked at soldiers reunion last
week. Wonder II 1t changed his ideas
about hell?
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Washington, Oct. 7.-General Miles
took possession of army headquarters
to-day. His time during the forenoon
was devoted to receiving the officers on
duty In Washington. Those of the adj
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Cheng Tu would be followed by Slam
Bang II the lives of missionaries were
considered by the great powers to DO
a. important as the tea trade.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Mascagni declares that composers
have librettos sent them by shoemak-
ers and railway porters. Perhaps 1t
would be a good idea to try some Of
these librettos for a change.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

King Humbert, of Italy, is a vegetari-
an, and seldom eats anything but bread,
potatoes and fruit.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

At the present rate of agitation our
Indignation toward Turkey will be at
Its height along about Nov. %.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

H. H. Holmes, the alleged murderer,
never touched intoxicants, but there's
still chance that he'll take drop too
much.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Fraker and Holmes went after the life
Insurance companies in different ways,
but they reached the same result-the
jail
The state herald., 1895-10-11

try, remaining in command till 1850,
when lie was transferred to the Fifth
regiment; commissioned brevet briga-
dicr-gcneral March ., 1867; brigadier-
general December, 1850, and mnJof-
general in 1890 and assigned TO the
command of the division OF Missouri
and In 1891 10 that Of the department of
the East, when General o. o. Howard
retired. Succeeded TO command of the
army by promotion upon retirement OF
Northumberland John NJ. Schoiield.
September -, 1898.
The state herald., 1895-10-11
And still the slaughter Of Armenians
by the Turks goes right on.

II everybody who has wheels could
ride them few persons would be walk
Ing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICuL
TuRIl, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, octo
Der %, 1895, 5 P. M.-Weather conditions and gen
erHl forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls TO date
as conn pared with those of same date last season
Eureka $50 last season All; Red Bluff 1872, last
season 2.O2: san Francisco SO, last season 2.7Si
Fresno %, last season l12; san Luis Obispo LIS
last season 332 Los Angeles %, last season re
san Diego 81, last season .O5: Yuma .16. last sea
son Isl.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported from stations in California to-day: Eureka
So, Red Bluff "a, San Francisco 55, Fresno rs, In
20. san Diego 90, Yuma -.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature 50,
minimum IS. mean %.
\ of high pressure and unusually cold
weather covers the Missouri and upper Mississippi
Valley region. The pressure is lowest In Southern
Arizona, and slightly lower pressure is reported
from the interior OF California than from The coast.
The conditions are favorable for cloudy and foggy
weather along the coast, but for continued clear
weather in the interior.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight October so. 1898;
Northern California-Far: except cloudy and
foggy along the coast "Wednesday morning; nearly
stationary temperature; fresh northerly 10 westerly
winds along the coast variable in the interior.
Southern Callfornia-Fair; stationary tempera-
ture: fresh northerly TO westerly winds.
Nevada-Staiionary temperature.
CtaI-Fair: stationary temperature.
-Arzona-Fair: stationary temperature.
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair; except cloudy
and foggy Wednesday morning; stationary tenn
perature; brisk westerly winds.
w. H. HAMMOS, Forecast Othclal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-30
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-While business continues good
1t is hardly as lively 1t has been. The following
prices rule on the Fruit Exchange: Apples, &c y ID
for quartered, 31ac q ID for sliced and 414@5c for
evaporated; Peaches, 4@5c p ID, and &c for fancy;
peeled, in boxes, 12Ql3c Prunes, 4c for the four
sizes and 41295c for the 40@50s; Apricots, TAO
Sec for prime to choice and 9@10c q Ii for fancy
Moorpark; Figs, black, 3@31ac a ID for pressed
and 2@21ac for impressed: White Figs 3156D4c
2 ID for pressed; Pears, &c p ib for evaporated
halVes, 49b12c q 10 for quarters; Plums 460415c
Tor pitted and 112@212c for unpitted; Nectarines,
5@6c s. ID for prime to choice and 61ac for fancy
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES - Prices
are as follows, carload lots London LAYERS
9Oc@$l Y box; four,crown loose, 314c . h; three,
crown, loose, 2i4c q Ii; two-crown, 49, c: seedess
spitannas, 2s4c; seedless Mgscateis &c; clusters,
50 80: Dried Grapes. 214c = b.
NUIS-ChestnutS are quotable at S0lOc q n.
Walnuts, 7@l712c p 10 for No. hard and 90915c
ID for softshel iobbing lots; Almonds
6@71ac for Languedoc and S1a6l DC for paper-sheIi
iobbing; Peanuts, 5@6c p Is for Eastern and 4
a413c q fb for California; Hickory nuts 5G6c:
Pecans &c for rough and &c for polished: FiIberts
5 p 100. TS
HONEY-Comb quotabe at s6llOc for bright and
&c d ID BORROWER grades; water-white extracted SC:
light amber extracted, 4146434; dark amber &c
BEES WAX-25626C u h.