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The herald., 1895-12-29
NAMES ON THE GREAT ROLL
The Register of Public
Employees
IRE OVER THIRTY Two HUNDRED
On the City and County Pay
Roll
EVERYBODY GETS A JOB
Needy Politicians and Ward Workers
are Provided For
Many Positions That are Essential to Good
Government
Many Positions That are Essential to Good
Government
But Hundreds Of Places are Absolutely Sine.
cures Created TO Put the Supporters
Of the Ring In Posi- ion

The HERALD his morning prints the
great roll OF the employees of the city and
county of Los Angeles, together with the
compensation they have received during
the last nine months from the public
treasury. The list is long one and the
total amount that has been Withdrawn is
simply enormous. Many of the employees
are absolutely essential to the conduct of
the county and city government. Many of
them are useless appendages that have
been employed simply because of their
political pull. The people have been
forced TO pay them salaries because of the
fact that they have render ed poll ical
service to the schemers who are conduct
ing the affairs of the municipality and the
county.
This great roll is presented in oder that
the taxpayers may appreciate the magni-
tude of the scale upon which places are
made for the place hunters, You could
call the roll of the 5l9 delegates VINO sat
In the last Republican county convention
and in the list of names which follows
you can find almost a quorum of the dele
gates.
OF course it must be understood that
many of the positions for which salary is
drawn are necessary. No one will ATTEMPT
to gainsay that proposition. But HE
HERALD has contended and still contents
that hundreds of unnecessary places have
been created in the county and ci y gov
eminent merely to give place to needy
ward workers, primary jDbOers and politl-
cal tricksters. hase people must receive
an income and nothing is easier than to
feed them at the public crib. Tue ring
must retain its hold and The only way il
can do it is by patronage. There was not
enough to go around SO jobs were created
for the o .casion.
In the County of Los Angeles the names
OF over 1900 individuals have appeared
upon the payroll at different times Within
riue Inou,us La the city the list iuc udes
che names Of over 1000 different perso S.
In the compilation of this beNiltlerlnG
pay-ro the services of experts have been
9 nnloyed 1, -uin-thing like two and one
half mouths. Tie task has ben
hercnlean one. Humble eds of pages of
public records have been scrutinized 10 get
every dollar that has been expended. The
result 10 given Deiow:
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From Other Points.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. SAIL fruit
transportation on the railroads has
ceased. Banana trains have been housed
by the railroads
Watcrtown, n. Y.-The severe cold
wave which has prevailed over this sec
tion for the past two days has been sue
ceedod by one Of tho worst bllzzards
this year.
Holyoke, Col.-The mercury went as
low as 20 10 so degrees last night. The
snow blockade is complete.
Julosburg, Col.-The cold wave con.
tinued here until midnight. Yesterday
at one time tho thermometer reached
SO below zero.
Trinidad, Col.-The Denver, Union
Pacific & Gulf train, due hero early yes.
terday morning. has not arrived, being
hopoessly blockaded by big snow drii,a
noar Clarendon, Tex.
Claremore. |. T.-Oue OF tho fiercest
billiards. over experienced has been
raging since Wednesday noon. Tho
Temperature foil to 81 degrees below
zero. and high wind from tho north
west prevailed.
Hinton, ". Va.-Thcrmometor from
II to 20 below in tho mountains. Traina
delayed from two to twelve hours.
Nyack. n. Y.-The hudson river at
this point, which ia three and oue.halt
miles wide, ia solidly bridgcd with ice.
Many crossed over yesterday afternoon.
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HAWAIIAN Cable PROJECT


The Principal ropiu Undor Con,ldc Grafton
In thu Senate Yesterday.
WAsluXdloS, D. o., Feb. S.-Intcrcst
in tho senate to-day conferred in tho two
messages from tho Prosident-the first
OIL finance and the second transmitting
Minister Willie lalest dispatch from
Hawaii, stating that American citizsns
were uudor sentence Of death for par
tcipation in tho royalist uprising. Tho
closest attention was given to both mos
sngss, aud they woro tho main topic Of
comment Throughout lho,debatc. Tho
Hawaiian dispatch had opportune bear
ing on tho subjoot under discusaion--
tho building OF cnbls to Hawaii. md
Mes.rs. Halo (Maino) and Morgan (Ala-
bainn) pointed out that 1t showed tho
imperative mood OF quick communica.
lion by cnblo with Hawaii.
Tho speech OF Mr.. Morgan. chairman
of tho committee on foreign relations,
was ono OF tha inost notnOio Otlor3 tho
Ecnnto hns heard in somo time. II set
forth In forcible tarms the need Of
establishing connections with Hnwaii
In order to overcome the aggrossiveness
Of Great Britnin in the Pacific. Mr..
Morgan declared TINT Great Britain was
lccrotly plotting to wrest Pearl harbor
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. S.-Thc
bond transaction consummutod to-day,
rsrictly speaking /, not salo OF bonds
Tor gold, but a purcha'o OF gold to bs
paid tor in bonds. The issue wa, not
made under tho authority granted by
the resumption act, but undcr section
$500 ofthe revised statutes. which reads
as follows:
The secretary Of tho troasury may
purchase coin with any OF tho bonds or
notes OF the United States, authorized
by law. at such rates and upon such
terms as he may deem advantageous to
the public interests"
The contract was made with August
Belmont L Co.. OF New York, on behalf
OF Messrs. n. NJ. Rothschild < Sons, OF
London. and themselves and J. T. Nor.
gan K Co., OF New York, on behalf OF J.
S. Morgan & Co.. Of London, and them i.
selves, and provides for tho delivery to
the United States Of 3,500OO0 ounces OF
standard gold coin OF the United States,
to be paid for in United State. 4 per
cent bonds.
4 large number OF other banks and
financial institutions are interested In
the transaction, but their names arc
not mentioned in the contrac. itself.
by the terms OF the contract tho parties
are to bear all the expense OF bringing
the gold from abroad. Another .tipula.
ton OF great i'm mporlance is tina, Me,srs.
Morgan and Belmont are to exert
all their financial strength and inau.
eucs and that OF their associates at
home and abroad to oprotect against with.
drawal of gold pending complete per-
lormanco ofthe contract. No bonds arc TO
be delivered except in payment for gold
actually delivered. In view OF the
probable failure OF Congress, treasury
official, declare that these terms arc the
bsst that could be procured with coin
bond. Those who arc in n position to
know the Presidents views on the SUBJ
jec.. give /, as his opinion that this
issue will so far restore public conf.
dence at homo and abroad tha. any
other Issue will be unnecessary, at least
until the meeting Of the no1t Congress
In December.
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GLOUCESTER, MASS, Feb. S.-The fish.
ing schooner John Z. Mckenzie, which
came in this afternoon from tho outside
reports a big ocean liner out in the bay
trying to make land. She appeared to
be endeavoring to make bearings from
Minots Ledge. The captain OF tho Nc
kenzie believes he recognized tho leu.
tonic. OF the White Star line, but is not
certain OF anything excepting she is a
strange craft in these waters.
LArER.-Tho steamer in distress,
sightes. by the schooner John L. Nc.
Kay this afternoon, was not the Teu.
tonic, but tramp steamer, the Teu.
tonu, OF Liyorpool.
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FOUR MEN LOST.
Thoy Attempted to Rsaoh Land from n
sinking Schooner

l""J httcmpt"u ~ htonh tsnnu from n
Sinking schooner.
Nrw YoEr, Feb. s.-The fishing
schoonor Emma, while trying to mako
n harbor in Gravescnd bay, last cvcn.
ing, became iammed in heavy ice foo
which drifted out Of tho narrows with
tho ebb lido. Tho ice forced tho Ii,,le
craft ovor to tho wost bank between
Holman and Swinburne Islands. whore
she keeled over and commenced to fill.
Tho heavy leo drifting against her sides
sprung hor docks and seams. A heavy
anow storm vas raging, making tho
weather so thick that tho captain was
unable 10 locate tho land. Tho crow
lashed themselves to tho rigging and
waited for help.
Tho wind blow with terrible fury,
and in desperation at midnigh, four Of
tho crew launched dory in tho hopcs
Of ronching shore. Tho wind now
changed to tho westward, and tho dory
was lost to BiHht In few minutcs, and
has not bacn heard from up to II
o'clock this morning. Captain Hanson
and tho remaining four sailors decided
nt 2 n. m. to launch another dory and
attempt to reach tho shore. Aitor n dos.
ncratc struggle with tha heavy icu mud
intense cold and binding spray the
well'nigh exhausted fishermen sighted
tho light on Fort rhompkins. aud
nhortly after 6 n. m. thov Managed TO
reach tho shore aud walk to the resi
dencs ot Keeper Davsy, oI tho light.
house.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

While digging out snow bound train
on the Pennsylvania railroad noar
Lucknow, Pn., yosterdny afternoon. ten
mon wsro run down by section Of tho
Pacific express. Two woro killed. in.
stantly. two in ured 30 badly that they
lived but short ,ilne, md fifth |. Mt
tho city hospital with fractured skull,
hia arm broken in thros places aud
sovsro contusiona Of tho faces
Tho Island OF Liu.Kung.Tao, in tho
harbor Of Wei-Iiai.Wei, was captured
by tho Japanese yesterday. a dis.
patch ndds TINT tho Chinese war ship
Ting Yuon was BnnE by a torpedo. aud
lhnl tho remainder OF the fcct da,hcd
neawnrd. The fate OF tho vessels that
attempted to put to Eca is not known,
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WASHINGTON, D. G.. Fob. S.-Discuss.
ins aud tilibus.oring on nn approprla.
tion i,cm to allow Congro,smcn clerks
at $1,000 per aanum, brought forward
rs m amendment 10 tho legislative ap.
preparation bill, retarded material prog.
ross on that measure In tho house To-.
day. 1t being evident that Rvote on
tho proposition was impossible to-day,
the bill was, late In tho day. laid aside
and other business considered until ad.
iournmcnt.
President Clcveland's message advis.
ing Congress OF an arrangement to soil
S52,iD0.00 four per cont bonds, was 70.
ceivcd with slight approvals OF ap.
pauso on tho Democratic side. Tho
message on Hawaiian matters was road
and reierrod to the committee on for.
eign alIairs.
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WILKEsDAERE, Pa. Feb. s.-Tho
through passenger train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad which Is scheduled to
arrive in this city from New York at
1:25 n. n.. was eleven and half hours
late 1t did not roach here unit! l:05
this afternoon. The train had reached
Bear Greek Junction on the mountain
at 1 o'clock this morning when violent
whirlwind arose aud engulfed the en-
tire train in n mountain OF snow. There
were quite number OF passengers
aboard for Buffalo aud tho west. Alter
hard work four engines reached tho
snow.bound train and after digging for
seven hours the train was released.
Food was taken to the passengers on
one OF the enpines,
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New YoIK, Feb. Son the overdue
La Gascosne the lis. OF frst-class pas.
sengers is. as cabled exclusively to the
Associated Press:
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier and servant /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gutsmau, Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Lanahan, Mesdames Bronzard,
Colsize. Dumas. Fos', Howes, Hender-
cort Mayer; Messrs. Akerheil, Adolf,
Buser, Castro. Drevon, Goodman, Har.
ris, Joaquin. Jacques. konigstern. Leon,
Lichtenstein, Mix, Matagrin, Phillips,
Xavier. Rbon, Sanchez, Schwartz
Misses Aure!, Boreel, Rich and servant,
Sumofska, Irclchler.
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III S.w York State.

NEw YORK, Feb. s.-DispatcheH to the
Associated Press from the interior
points OF the state report nat the storm
is the most severe experienced in seven
years., Railroad traffic is much i'm peded,
traffic on the street railways Ia in many
cases entirely suspended and country
roads are completely blocked with snow;
in some localitie, the fall Of snow in the
last eighteen hours i. reported to be as
much as three feet. and everywhere the
high wind which prevailed has created
drifts of great magnitude. At Middle
town four Eric trains arc stalled.
Throughout the length OF the New York
Central trains are from one to four hours
late. and generally local trains have been
abandoned. On Long Island the storm
was at its worst, causing much ipcon-
venience. and among the poor en,ailing
great suffering. In Western New York
the storm is yery severe.
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LAKE CASUALTIES.


An Interesting Report Of tho Agricultural
Department on Lake Com me cree.
AsrISGToS, Feb. S.-The agricu!-
tural department has issued an inter.
es!ing report giving in detail the mum.
Der OF casus uslties occurring on Lakes
Superior, Michigan. Huron, Eric and
Ontario md the connecting rivers dur.
Ing tho season Of 1891. This includes
besides tho record OF total loss of forty
iour vessels aud cargocs, involving a
loss OF S6iS,2i3. the partial loss OF sixty.
eight vessels and cargoes to the amount
OF $349,5iI. aud tho sacrifice OF sixty
eight lives.
The most notable storm OF the season
was that OF May IS, when twenty.six
vessels were either wrecked or badly
damaged, tho loss being SSS,96O, with
twcnty.six livos. Tho most serious loss
occurred in Chicago harbor, where ION
vessels iounderei or stranded and eight
lives were lost. Tho losses of 1894 show
n saving Of AZ por cent on vessel prop
crty and IS per cont on lives over 1903.
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LIED on Tue scAFFoLD.

Murderer Cumberland Makes a False
Statement in tho Prcsancs OF Death.
Fonr MADISON, Iowa, Fob. S.-The
execution OF Jacob K. Cumberland, for
the murder OF James Roberts and son,
OF Shelby county, took place today.
Tho fall broke Cumbo rland's neck.
When asl.ed on tho scatiold II no had
anything to say, Cumberland answered ::
II have been unju,tly donlt with. Twas
promised il / confessed | would get n
fair sentence" This Was a false stato.
mont on tho gallow,, as tho TACT is the
judge told Cumberland that II ho would
furnish evidence implicrting others, he
would speak In his behalf.
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SENATORIAL COMMENT



Congress.
For Presidents Message Sec Third Pasrl
WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. S.-The
Presidents message received unusual
attention in tho senate. II don't care
to discuss it," said Senator Sherman, Of
the finance committee, whom tho read.
ing had bean concluded. He had given
careful attention throughout tho read
ing, but had shown no sign OF either ap-
proyal or disapproval. He added, at
is clear and we'll written document
Az to the policy indicated, We arc all
so divided that prefer to say nothing"
Senator White. Dem. CAL n mem-
ber OF the finance committed, declined
to say moro than that eli tho interest
saving indicated by the President could
bo mAdo without taking other loss it
would be vol to save it,"
Senator Teller (Rsp. Coll declared
the silver mon would not be moved by
tho Presidents appeal for gold bonds.
Ho alio predicted that tho gold secured
by the proposed iseus would 90 Just as
i, had gone before. under tho same cir.
cum ms,ance,, and said there was no rcnl
advantage in selling tho bonds abroad.
He thought at least hundred millions
could have been disposed OF in this
country At 81 per cent.
Senator Jones (Ark.) also member
OF tho finance committee, said he had
nothing to say.
Senator Hill (N. Y.)-"1hc President
unoads the responsibility for tho pros.
ent situation on Congrss,."
Senator Brico (0.)-"Tho powor OF tho
government to maintain its credit and
tho parity i, unquestionod. Legislation
provides for this. Tho cost OF 80 doing
is another matter"
Senator Wa,hburn Rep, MINI. n.)-"It
is fortunate we have President who
has tho ncrvo to do his duty uuflinch.
ingly."
Senator Dubois (Rcp., 1da.)-"It is
what we all expected and there wns no
necessity of sending message TO Con.
gross on tho subject. lie talks Of main.
tanning tho parity; why. hc will sond
gold to n premium II ho keeps on"
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BUILDINGS SWEPT AWAY.
\ Heavy Tldai Wave Carries Everythll
ilUcfurc it-Nlnny Lives Lnurrilrd.

n Heavy Tidai Wave Carries Everything
lBcture it--Mnny Lives Imperiled.
HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. S.-One hun
dred buildings have been swept away
aloncshore by an awful tidal wave. 1t
is believed many lives were lost.
At this pint it is known that twcnty-
two houses and shops were washed
away during the storm which prevailed
on Tuesday when tho sea poured on tho
land with almost irresistible force.
Nothing was saved at this point At
Middlehead all the fish stores were
swopt away.
At New llavon all the fish stores and
residences arc gone. making Il total o:
more than ono hundred buildings.
which are now known to have been
swept away during tho storm. So
far as known, no lives wore lost,
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NORWICH. n. Y, Feb. s.-A milk train
on the Utica branch Of the Delaware,
Lackawannn d Western railroad, crash.
ed into the rear end Of the Philadelphia
express, TWO miles above this city, this
afternoon, completely ;ele,coping the
rear coach. Only four pass ensers were
in the car. The wife Of Recorder
Roberts. OF Binghamton, and her two
Children received injuries which will be
fatal in the case OF the younger, aged
two years. A commercial traveller and
the express messenger escaped with
scalp wounds. The binding snow
storm is given as the cause Of the acci-
deot.
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from tho control OF tho United States,
and thus secure tho Gibraltar Of tho
Pacific.
Thoday'ss session closed with a spirited
controversy "a to tho attitude OF this
government toward Ilawali's condemnn.
tlon to death Of those engaged in tho
recent npri,ing. Mr.. Morgan urged
non.intervontion. Mr.. Hale declared
that Hawaii would forfeit tho sympathy
tho United States Ind thus iar given II
those death sentences wcro executed.
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BInNIsGuAM, Ala. Fob. S.--Eugcnc
Byars, the woll.known detective, who
murdered his cousin, Sergeant Eugene
Walker. OF tho United Statoa army at
BehrinX Park, near here. January q,
1891, was hanged in tho Jail yard to-day
in tho presence OF n hundred people.
lir awore boioro God that an innocent
man was bcIng hung, but wa. ruady to
die and blamed no ono except tho news.
papers. Bynra diod gamo. liiu neck
was broken. lIo loaves family.
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school use. Tho indications aro tim,
tho legislature will not endorse u work
which 10 yot to be produced, although
tho prospective author Ia tho state su.
pe'intondent OF free schools. To do
th9t would be, to say tho least, decidedly
unbuslnesslike; nor does thore SOON to
6e crying need Of history Of We,t
Virginia In tho schools.
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WAREHAM, MASS. Feb. s-The streets
here are covered with water to the
depth, in some instances. OF ak feet, the
railroad bridge being submerged. Re-
ports from tho cape show an even more
disastrous lose. The railroad tracks at
Buzzard's Bay are covered with water
and considerable wreckage has boon
washed ashore. email sailing craft ia
ashore. Tho Presidents boat Ruth was
washed away and broken against the
Back river bridge in Bourne.
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GOLD BONDS.
Tho Detnils of Their Issue Arc
Consummated. )
ROTHSCHILD BACKING THE SCHEME
To Reploniah tho Depleted Gold
Reasrvo and
PRESERVE THE NATIONS CREDIT

Tho Days Session In tho Two Houses
OF CongrcaS--'rho Hawaiian Cable
Discuasion Occupies tho Attention of
tho scnNto-Tho President Sends /,
Financial Message to Congress m Il
Two Hawaiian Tclcgrnms-h Report
OF tho Agricultural Department on
Casualties OF tho Great Lakes.
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Honolulu, Jan. 80. 1895.
(SAS FRANCISCO, Feb. q, 1881

tsAS FRANCISCO. Feb. ., 1921
Revolt over 9th. Casualties, govern.
mont one; royalist two. Court martial
convened l7th; has tried thirty.eight
Cases; two hundred moro to be tried and
daily arrests. Gulick, former minister,
and Seward. minister, major in federal
army, both Americans, and RIckard,
EnsIishman. sentenced to death; all
heretofore prominent in politics. I. b.
Walker, formerly in the United State.
army, imprisonment for life. and 5000
fine. Other sentences not disclosed, but
will probably be death. Requested
copies OF record for our government to
determine Its duty before final
sentence, but no answer yet. Bit.
ter feeling and threats OF mob
violence which arrival of Philadelphia
yesterday may prevent. Liliuokalsu
Inadc prisoner 10th, on 2iih re-
linquished all claims and swore ale-
glance to the republic, imploripg
lenlency for Hawuiians. Government
replies to Liliuokalani: This docu.
lnent cannot be. taken 10 exempt you
in The slightest degrees from personal
and individual liberty" for completely
in the late conspiracy. Dsnies that sha
had any rights since January IA, 1898,
when shs attempted new constitution.
Fully appreciates her call to disatisc,ed
to organize republic, and will give full
consideration to her uuselfish appeal for
c!emency for participants.
In response to the above Secretary
Gresham last evening addressed the iol-
lowing telegram:
To NJ. cooDtr. United staie, Dnscteh Agen, San
Frsnctsco.
Forward following by frat steamer to
a. 5. Willis, United States Minister,
Honolulu:
"liAnerican citizens wero con lemned
to denth BY military tribunal, not for
actual participation in reported revolu.
ton. hut for completely only, or if con.
demned to death by such tribunal Tor
actual participation, but not after open
fair trial with opportunity for defense,
demand delay OF execution. and in
either case report to your government
evidence relied on to support death
sentence"
(Signed) "GRrsHAM."
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sixteen Below.

EBESsBURa, Pa, Feb. s.-The Ebsns-
burg branch Of the Pennsylvania rail.
road is closed up for the first timein
several years. The 1850 train stuck fast
in the snow at Davis Cut, and could not
get either way. As the weather is is
degrees below zero nothing can be done
to extricate the train and Ebensburg
will be isolated from the rest OF the
world until the weather modera,es.
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DID A GOOD THING.
State Senate Excludes School
Book Lobbyisss from tho Floor
DURING DISCUSSION OF THE BILL.
Proposition for q Star Chamber
Session Is Ovorruled,
ONLY ONE VOTE is IN ITS FAVOR

Tho Uppcr House of tho Lcgis,aturo
Proceeds With tho Adoption OF
SCHOOL Books In q Business.Liko
way-rhe Froo Trade Political
Economy Recommended Is TO Have
tho Partisan Feature Cut out-The
BRADY Gamo law May Yet Pas. tho
House-The Preferred Creditors
Dill-A Busy Day In tho IIouso-Im.
portant Biil By speaker Edwards.