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The herald., 1895-04-14
TWO SHORT MEN
Successful Holdup Of a Stag In coluss
County

SuccessfuT HoIdup Of a Sta &c In COIusa
County
SACRAMENTO, Cal. April 13.-A
special to the Evening Bee from Norman,
Colusa county, says: The Princeton
stage was held up about II o'clock today
by two masked men, about five
miles east of Norman. They took
the treasure box, containing checks
to the amount of $571 and package of
coin containing $53. Both of the high
waymen were dressed in overalls and
jumpers aud wore rough shoes. One man
was of heavy build and weighed about 40
pounds. The other was slight and would
probably weigh 100. Each was about
feet7 inches in height. One rode bay
horse and the other brown horse. Both
robbers wore black masks.
The herald., 1895-04-14
THE STOCK YARD MURDER
No Clue to the Assassin Of Hunt er
Chicago SO.

No Clue to the Assassin Of Hunt er at
Chicago
CHICAGO, April 13.-The murder OF
E. r. Hunter at the stockyards exchange
last night created much excitement
among stockyards people today. A mass
meeting OF m msrchants and brokers was
held at the exchange and a reward of
$1,000 was offered for the arrest and con-
viction of the murderer and resolutions
were adopted asking the Union Stock
yards company to offer similar re-
ward. large force of detectives are
working on the case but SO far no clues
have been found.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Death Sentence commuted

LINCOLN, Neb., April 13.--Govern II
Hocomb today commuted the sentence OF
Charles Carleton, the murderer of August
Gothman, from hanging to life imprison-
ment. Carleton was to have been hanged
at Fremont April 26. The crime was
committed in 1893. and was the result of
n quarrel over a woman
The herald., 1895-04-14

abandoned them. He held that the resi-
dence of the wife was the legal home of
the husband. and that the old soldier could
not vote here when he had wife living
in another city. Most of the veterans
have wives in other cities of the state.
The herald., 1895-04-14
A Residence Burned

SANTA CRUZ, April 13.--Mrs. J. W.
Jarvis residence on Vine Hill was
destroyed today. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$780, TIE open cut made of tunnel No.
will be finished tomorrow SO that trains
on the narrow gauge will run through
Monday
The herald., 1895-04-14
A rIethodist Diyinc Dead,

FRANKFORT, Ind, April 13.-Rev.
Jesse Hill, Methodist minister, died
last night, aged IS. He has been actively
engaged in the ministry for more than
fifty years. He served in the war as
chaplain of the Seventy second Indiana
Infantry
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Victim, of Cholera Morbus

EUREKA, CAL, April 13. = Walter
Pierce, the undertaken, whose death
caused much alarm here, died of cholera
morbus. report was current that Mr..
Pierce died of cholera, but the fear has
subsided
The herald., 1895-04-14
A Rain of Angle Worms

ALLIANCE, o., April 13.-During the
heavy storm last night millions of angle
worms fell, making the pavements Sc
slippery that it was nearly impossible to
walk on them. The storm caused land
slides 200 feet long in Garfield county.
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Burned Her Child to Death

RALEIGH, N. c., April BIN Pam
lico county, ten miles from Bayboro, a
negro woman burned her infant child to
death. She put it in the fireplace in the
hot Goals. The woman is in Jail.
The herald., 1895-04-14
Death of a Newspaperman

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 13.-Coloncl
Thomas Boyers, the oldest editor in the
state, and for forty one years owner of the
Gallatn Examiner. died today. He was
an ex-president OF the Tennessee Press
A ssocia atiCn.
The herald., 1895-04-14
A Bigsmlst,s PunIshme

SACR AMEN TO. April l3.--John l..
Clark, self confessed bigamist. who was
recently brought back to Sacramento FRI =
Minneapolis has been sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in Folsom
The herald., 1895-04-14
The RebeIiinn Ia Over

COLON, April ia fete has been pre-
pared at Baranquilla for the troops now
returning from Santander, the rebellion
being practically at an end.
The herald., 1895-04-14
The "cycIone" Signs Articles

BOSTON, April 13.-Dick Moore of
and Fred Morris, Muldoon
Cyclone" of Washington, signed arti-
c,es today to fight before the Castle
Suuare Athletic Club IN this city May 14th.
The herald., 1895-04-14
KILLING OF A BANKER
The Case of Senator Gobei Continued for q
s=s.-e Week

CINCINNATI, April 13.-AJ Covng-
ton, KY, today the case of Senator Will
lam Gobel for killing Banker J. L. San
ford was continued until next Tuesday.
The postponement was due to the bro5her
OF Sanford swearing out a warrant charg-
ing Gobel with manslaughter. Today
additional counsel has been secured on
both sides and the friends of Sanford
will prosecute to the end. Senator Black.
burn is here to attend the funeral of his
friend and it is reported that he will
assist in the prosecution.
The herald., 1895-04-14
A Beneficial Rain

TRACY, April 13.-Rain fell most OF
the afternoon. 1t is OF great benefit to
late grain.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
MANY MINES FLOODED.

Water Higher Than in Any
E'reshet Since 1889.
UNIONToWN, Pa, Jan. THE flood
s sweeping things along the river at a
lively rate tonight. During the past two
hours the river has been rising rapidly,
and at 9 o'clock tonight there was a
stage of seventeen feet at C0nnellsyille
and sixteen feet six inches at Dawson,
i've miles below. ana il was rising at the
rate of foot in four hours. Tnis is the
highest the river has been since the
flood of August, 1889, and, with this eX-
ception. Sutpasses all the floods since
1860. The situation tonight is really
alarming. YoWleTviile, suburb OF
New Haven, is submerged; twO-thirds
of the citizens have already moved out.
and If the water rises much higher their
homes will be swept away. Reports
from Dawson, Dickerson's Run, Ban
nings and other towns down the river
state that they are now at the mercy or
the waters, and great damnge is being
done. The slope mines along the river
are flooded, and work has been sus
pended; it will require AT least several
weeks to get the water pumped out OF
them.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
POLICE ITEMS.

Seth Faulkner was fined SO or ten
days by Judge Kerr yesterday after
noon in the police court for cruelty to
animals. Sunday Faulkner drove d
team of horses at such pace that one
finally dropped dead at Eleventh ave-
nue. south and Washington, While the
other had to be shot.
Sunday night burglars broke into the
Northwestern Hide and Far company's
store. al 409 Main street southeast, and
stole large quantity of untanned mink,
wolf and fox hides. Entrance was ef-
Tected through a second-Story window
overlooking a shed.
William Brookson. switchman on
the Milwaukee road. fell from a car yes
terday while setting brake, and re-
ceived several bad bruises. He was re-
moved TO DR.. Rochford's office and his
wounds dressed. after whicn he was
taken to his home Oh Sixteenth avenue
south.
A man giving the name of James
Engle has called upoI DR.. MOulton,
whose offices are over N0yeli's drug
store, several times lately, claiming that
some one was IT wing 10 10 son hun. The
doctor made an examination of the man
yesterday, however, anu is of the opIn-
iou that he is suffering from an hal
Inclination. He Is said to be an active
WoI ker at the City misSiOn.I
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

Such strong evidence as this must
convince everybody of the genuine
worth OF this great medicine. Mr. FL
woods word is as good as gold. When
he makes statement people know they
can depend upon it. Just suoh reliable
statements about DR.. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy are constantly
appearing, and the people everywhere
have the utmost confidence in this Won
derful medicine.
They take it, and perfect health re-
suits. The popular Miss Elwood thinks
it is indeed a wonderful remedy when
it will cure what all the skill of other
physicians cannot benefit.
Why waste time in trying uncertain
and untried remedies. when here is a
physicians prescription. discovery
made by the greatest living specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene, of 35 West 14th ST., New
York City? If you take this medicine
you can consider yourself under Dr.
Greene's direct pTOfeSsio al care, and
you can consult him or write to him
about your case, freely and without
charge. This is a guarantee that this
remedy will cure, possessed by no other
medicine in the world.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
SWORN IN.
New Judges of the District Courts
Take the Oath of Office.

New Judges of the District Courts
Take the Oath of Office.
The newly elected Judges of the dis
trict court appeared before Judge Pond
yesterday morning and took the oath of
Office. Judge Belden took under con-
sideration batch of civil court cases,
and Judge Smith began the criminal
court grind in the court room at Labor
Temple. Claus BliXt. the self-confessed
mur derer of Miss Catherine Cling. was
brought to court aud his case set tor
Jan. 81.
The demurrer in the Indictment of
Fred W. Harrington, which was set for
yesterday, was continued TIL Jan. 10,
when it will be heard. Judge Smith,
who kept the calendar in excellent
shape last term. is anxious 10 have this
term prosper equally we'll. and has eau
toned attorneys that things must be
kept going.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
CONROY REELECTED.
His Associates Place Him in the
Chair Again.

The newly elected board of county
commissioners met yesterday. Mr.. Con-
roy was reelected to the craftsmanship.
The first business to come before the
board was the reduction of taxes in
Crystal Lake. Judge Young presented
the matter. asking for resolution re-
Questing the state auditor to consider
the assessment. 1t was ultimately
agreed to defer action until the
next meeting of the board. Jan.
q. In discussing the resolution it was
shown that parts of CRYSTAL Lake were
assessed originally at $l04 an acre. while
adjoining property in Brook lyn was as
sessed at S4S. When the state board met
Crystal Lake was raised IS per cent and
Brooklyn 25 per cent, making adjoining
parts of the same farm lying i'll the two
townships assessed at SlS2 and $50 re-
spectively. The entire board concurrea
in thinking that a manifest injustice
had been done.
Commissioner Nash thought that the
only proper thing TO do was TO have a
county assessor who should devote his
whole time TO the work. Commissioner
Barnard suggested convention of as
SCISSORS also.
In the regular course of business the
county auditor was authorized 10 ad-
yertiSe for bids for the county printing
for 1895.
The old board concluded its business
yesterday. The bonds for the new
county officers were accepted.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
ON EVERYSODYS LIPS
What the Beautiful Girl Her
Self Says.
Surprising Story Of the
Daughter Of a Noted
Professor.
How She Excited the Curios
ity Of All Her Friends.

One of the best known and most in
teresting men in Brooklyn, n. Y, is
Professor j. NJ. EIwOod residing at 43
Cornelia ST. He is noted scholar and
professor. His charming daughter IS
Young lady or most eslimable character
and has hosts of friends everywhere.
She became fearfnlly nervous and
run down. and this was followed by a
most severe attack of st. Vitus' dance
She grew worse and physicians could
not cure her. She finally got we'll, how
ever, by a method when astonis he'd all
her friends.
1T affords me the greatest pleasure, }"
said the professor, "tO state that my
daughter. who was a sufferer from nerY-
ousnesss and ST. Vitus' dance. and VINO
was treated for same by prominent phys
icians in Brooklyn without result. was
completely cured by using two bottles
of DR.. Greene's Neryura blood aud
nerve rpmedV"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
GoFF ON THE BENCH.
New Recorder begins His Duties
RadicaliY.

NEW YORK, Jan. John William
Goff, the new recorder, took his seat to-
day on the bench as the presiding Judge
of the court of general sessions of the
peace in the city and county of New
York. Long before the court room in
the southeast corner OF the new crimi-
nal court building was opened vast
multitude thronged the ample corridors
and galleries of the building, impatient
ly waiting for admission. But very few
of these got in. owing to The necessary
presence OF talesmen for the January
grand jury and the many lawyers and
friends of the new recorder.
Before MIR. Gotf entered the judges
desk was profasely decorated with
flowers The new recorder was intro.
duced by Judge Cowing, and his few
remarks were greeted with prolonged
applause. He charged the grand jury
TO investigate charges OF oppres-
sion and persecution against public Off
cials. He also made new order re-
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
Park Board Meeting.

The park board held its regular meet
Ing Yesterday. and transacted only
routine business. The newly-eleeted
commissioners Z. Il. Woods.
PC. Deming and Samuel Hunter-WeTe
present TO famiIiariZe themselves with
the board proceedings.
W. w. Folweu, from the committee
on designation OF grounds, stated that
the and to be given the city IN the tract
west of Cedar lake had been laid out
aud arranged for. tut one owner had
made il a condition of his gifr that he
be released from taxes Tor Glenwood
Park. some g. Geo. The committee re-
fused TO recommend this to the board.
ana Dr.. Folwell stated that the only
thing now was Tor the property owners
again 10 get together and agree on the
gift.
The board then adjourned until
Jan. 10.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

for his unparliamentary language, or he
would have the sergeant-at-arms re-
move him from the chamber. Aid.
Jennings apologized by saying that he
did not mention who had named the
committees. and he wished to cast no
aSDerSion upon the chair. After the
excitement quieted down, peace pre-
vailed.
After several matters of minor i'm.
porIance had been transacted. the meet
ing adjourned until Friday evening.
Jan, Is,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
THE LIBRARY BOARD.
I. Z. Walker Re-eIected Chair
man.

4. u. W aikeF h6-eIeCteU O0aiF-
man.
The library board held its annual
meeting yesterday afteraoOn. T. B.
Walker was elected president ana A.
Il. Goodrich secretary by acclamation.
AIr. " alker responded in a few brief re-
marks, thanking his brother members
icr the honor conferred upon MIN. and
AaId that he was especially glad that
they manifested the interest II the
library that they did.
Secretary Goodrich read his annual
report. which was adopted and filed
his report showed that the rate OF tax
.evv for library purposes for 1894 was
iATee and Une-halt tenths OF mill
against 1OuT-teHths OF mill IN 1898.
The total receipts for the year from me
different sources were $5S.77S.24. a fall
{uE OF OF SS.S55.J4 since last year. The
balance on hand with which the board
enters the new year is SS,l5l.7S, which
viii be sufficient till levy or 1895 is
available. OF the =. 2J13S reported last
year as tied aD in insOlYent banks, SIS. -
has been recovered.
The total expenditures of the year
have amounted 10 S4S,5II.2S.
DR.. uUsmeT'S report was also read,
ana contained many interesting Iacts
and instructive figures. During the
FeaT 1G2S new volumes have been added
20 the library. not including the books
TO replace those worn out or lost. 1he
total circulation for home use was 42S,
IA volumes. IS per cent OF 1t being from
the branch libraries.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
GnIusha Renuests-

The Joint Will of Elijah and Lydia Nj.
Galusha was admitted to probate yes
terday After making three private
btuuestS amounting 10 So. 500, the fol-
loving bpQuests followed: Owatonua
county. 81. .OOO: Minnesota state conven-
ti0n or BaptIsts for missionary uses.
$1,000: Baptist Woman's training school,
OF Chicago. $500: Baptist union. of Min
ncapols and is mission. $500; \. NJ. G.
a, Of Minneapolis. $500. and Home for
AGED Women ana Children. OF Mime
apOlis. $500.
OF The balance of the estate one-third
each is given 10 the Baptist Union The
illogical Seminary OF Chicago Unlversi-
tv. the American Baptist Home Mis-
elUnary society and the American Bap
list Missionary union. or Boston.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
Col. Benton Ill.

Col. Reuben C. Benton, of the firm of
Benton, Roberts and Brown, one of the
leading attorneys of this city, is lying
dangerously i'll at his home, 1915 Haw-
thorn avenue. His suffered a stroke of
paralysis last Wednesday, and has been
gradually growing worse since then.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
GJERTsEN CHAIRMAN.
Reorganization OF khe Schoo
RnnVH

reorganization OF khe school
Board.
The reorganization Of the board OF
education yesterday morning was con-
ducted in the quiet and deeorous man.
ner peculiar to that body. The outgoing
member and president, A. I. Ankeny,
was kindly recognized by a resolution
of regard and of commentator for his
official acts.
The next order of business was the
election of officers. Rev. Gjertsen and
DR.. 7. F. Quimbv, who succeeds A. l..
Ankeny as director. acting as tellers.
An informal ballot for president, which
resulted in six votes for Rev. Gjertsen
and Mrs. Crays one. was made formal,
and Rey.M Falk Gjertsen was declared
elected president.
j II. Rolfe was elected secretary, re-
ceiving five votes TO two for Mrs. Crays.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
docks and down the river, entaiiing a
InsS nf hpf Uaan S9h nnn and SIn nnn

uOChS anu NU"I tIIS IIFtI1 0UtII.IIIH l"
loss of between s35. 600 and $4,000.
Beaver, Pa. reports tonight that the
Golfer at the government dam just be-
low Vanport has been swept away. with
a considerable money damage and the
loss of one life. John McSweeny. a
stonemason, who had gone out on the
dam TO get his tools. Was caught and
swept away.
Now the danger here seems to be
averted, and coal men'ars making prep
arations 10 get large quantity of coal
to Southern ports as soon as the ice las
thinned sufficiently, which Will OrODa-
bly, he about Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
Tired of Life.

Florence Barthion, eighteen years
old, attempted suicide yesterday at the
New York kitchen, 205 NicOllet avenue,
by taking a dose OF poison. The girl
was in love with one OF the walters in
the establishment, but the young man
discouraged Aer advances.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
Il Is Judge Kerr.

Judge William Kerr. the new police
court Judge, took his seat on the bench
yesterday morning. taking Judge Maho-
news place. he having retiring Saturday
night. Judge Kerr. by an arrangement
with Judge Holt. at once took I'D the
criminal calendar and disposed OF the
DAYS grist like an old veteran.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

The monthly meeting Of Presbyterian
ministers was held yesterday at West
minister church. The following were
received as CORES sponding members ::
Rev. Charles Thyer, OF MankatO Pres
byteTy; Rev R. NJ. Adams. Of Red
River. and Rev R. s Fields. of the Re-
formed church. North Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
Ml1NEAP0LIs GhoBULEs.

Mrs. j. A. MOjisette will leave TO-DAY
,OT an extended visit in the East.
7 II. Watson has been appointed as
E.slaut county superintendent Of schools.
The great and only SandOw Will ap-
pear AT the Grand the last three nights
Ri this week.
c. 4. Mitchell is COnhned 10 his rooms
bt Hotel san Angelo suffering with an
attack OF pneumonia.
Banner lodge. Degree of Honor, will
give reception Thursday evening at Il
Washington avenue north.
William West. father OF eX-Chief of
Police John West. died Saturday night
81 his residence. 3049 Pillsbury avenue.
The MINNEAPOLIS Chapter No. and
lorraine Chapter No. 10, Eastern Star,
installed officers last night In the cOm-
uandery rooms OF Masonic Temple.
A lecture on the customs of the
Quaker Friends viii be delivered this
evening by James 2. Pinkham at
Friends church. corner Eighth street
ana HennepIn avenue.
-Four young missionaries en- route to
China arrived here yesterday, accom-
panied by h. w. Frost. OF Toronto.
They are guests Of Rev. c. c. HaTrIott
BIT j. Thirteenth street north.
The Minneapolis TheosOphical society
viii meet tonight at It's rooms in the
New YORK Lie building. Mrs. Julia
Lowering, q charter member, Will read
paper on "EOseCTuCIan Teachings"
Carrie Turner ana her splendid COM
pany mace an empna1iC hit at the Grand
iaSI night in The Crust or Society. -
The engagement Will continue tonight
ana tomorrow night. with a popular
price matinee Wednesday.
4 complete list OF the deputy sheriffs.
SIS appointed by Sheriff HOlmberg yes
ierOay. is composed OF Philip I. Me-
harden. chief deputy. and Otto 5. Lam
Gum. Louis Marsh, Benjamin A Eye,
Adolph Peterson, JOhn b. SiTOss, John
81 Allison. Gordon I. Bright. Algate
Anderson, John I. Wall, ). f. Reber.
The deputies in the auditors ana regis
ter's O1nceS remain the same as last
year.
Dofnrfiv 1GiiaioUS DsSrrv yha0 yOu
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

noon aud was taken to Trinity chapel
and placed In the mOrtuary room. 4
special watch will De placed on the
body. No arrangements for the funeral
will be made until the arrival in this
country OF Mr. AstOr.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

A Portuguese maxim: "a good break
fast, good husband" American nus
bands are lauded as the best. Their
wives use Prices Baking Powder in
breakfast dainties.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

Aid. Jennings made things pretty
lively Yesterday at the new council
b.ee;ing when ne said some very un-
peasant things about the councilman
Rao named the standing committees.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

Mrs. Astor's Hemains Arrive.
New YORK. Jan. THE body of
Mrs. William Waldorf Astor was re-
moved from the ship Aurania this after
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

1t is "ex" Mayor Eustis now. Mt.
Eusiis, in taxing leave of the city hall
yesterday. said some very compliment
Isry things to the reporters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
The Standing Committees.

we're then READILY Clerk Haney. Aid.
Jennings then arose, trembling with
excitement, and said that he wanted to
be excused from serving on any of the
committees. He considered the names
on the list to be arbitrary ana unfair.
and whoever compiled it had done a
very ungentlemanly aud indecent
thing Excitement was at fever heat.
President Snyder demanded the alder
man u make an apology 10 the chair
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

The merchants who have been pray
'ng for a cold snap so that they could
get rid OF some OF their heavy stock Will
have cause TO feel satisfied with the
geatAer conditions his morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
SNAP SHOTS.

Prot Flint. the famous mesmerist,
found Claus Bl:Xt, the self-eonfessed
murderer OF Miss Catherine Cling, a
tough customer yesterday. Flint yis-
lied Blixt at the county jail and tried to
put bin under the hypnotic influence,
but BliXI wouldn't have it worth cent.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

Daintily delicious pastry when you
ESe Dr. Prices Cream Tartar Baking
Powder.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

Aid. Loye. the defeated candidate for
the city council presidency, took his de-
fsat very philosophieally yesterday. He
d firm believer. though. in the Old
Stage that all things come to him VINO
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

9uiring indictments to be kept in the
care of the clerk or the court. instead of
beng given into the hands of the dis
trict attorney.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-01-08

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child.
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss.
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children.
She gave them Castorla.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-17
Sans SouCl,

The most lovely spot on Oahu is
Sans Souci. This favorite seaside
resort, which has been immortalized
by the pen OF Robert l.. Stevenson,
who resided there for months, is
only four miles from Honolulu and
within easy reach of the tramcars.
The surroundings and bathing at
this famous resort are superior to
anything found in the Hawaiian
Islands. Cottages and board can
be obtained on easy terms. The
table set by the manager is better
than any offered here at other no.
tells. For picnics, bathing parties
and outings the best accommodation
can be secured by giving notice to
the manager.