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The herald., 1895-02-07
weMAN's SUFFRAGE.


Assembly Tackles the Great Issue
of the Ssssion.
4oRAMENTo. Feb. 6.-The assembly
gil mber was crowded with women this
ming, owing TO the woman suffrage
reported by the committee on cleo
ls as q special order. Reid. Demo-
offered an amendment TO strike out
FL first section OF the bill and insert
d first section OF the present law gov.
ing the elective franchise. This
I'D kill the bill.
.sngsnour, Democrat; Dixon, Repub-
N, and Cargell, Republican, de-
nded the previous question, which
voted down. Spencer OF Laegen,
ognized as the leader OF tho woman
mirage forces, declared the bill was the
saost important measure before the
7 sQislsture. He said it ex tended suffrage
woman by the act OF the egialature,
q there was no doubt of ito constitu-
9nality.
spencer argued against what he called
cruel, brutal, outrageous wrong
q ainst women denisd uffrage. He
d the participation OF women in poll
IS would have cleansing effect. He
lid woman suffrage Was bound TO come.
ll SpenGer's argument, be was ire
q uently advised by his wife, a prom
emit suh'ragist. who sat by his side. AT
ne conclusion mis- desk was covered with
wers.
Lsckmsn, Democrat of Fresno, OPP
Ised the bill. He drew dark picture
Of the future with women at the head of
g affairs of the state, asking: "What
ould be the effect on the affairs of this
q ate today were its governor in the
roes of childbirth? / tell you that
hich might be heaven for this new
oman would be he'll for the old man."
n uproar greeted this speech.
Bledsoe had doubts as to the constitu.
oDality of the proposed plan and OF it's
isdom, out favored giving the women
le benefit of tho doubt. Hatfield OF
acrsmento, and Bulla Of Los Angeles
avored the bill. the latter saying every
sepubican was pledged to vote for the
bill if not. it would murder the Rspub-
liesn party. Gutter. of Sutter and
Tuba, opposed the bill. and said not one
woman in 10 wanted the right OF suf-
trage. He said few might vote at one
or two elections, but like new broom
1t would cease 10 be attractive.
At 10, after Spencer and Cutter had
both spoken second time, the assembly
adjourned. No vote was had by which
8 strength OF forces for and against the
bill could be estimated.
The herald., 1895-02-07
DOUBLING UP.
Part of thu DsiEmar Group of Mines in
Idaho sold.


Part of tho Dsismar Group OF Mines in
Idaho sold.
DENVER, Feb. Capt. J. D. Delamsr,
the wellknown mining operator. has
parted with his stock in the Dslamar
group OF mines in Southwestern Idaho
which was cold to London capital in
1892. on report made by Professor Til-
den OF the Colorado school of mines
The Delamar stock 10 now held in Paris
and London. thres-fourths in the former
city and one-foUrth in the latter. II ia
expected that Captain Delamar will use
bis released capital in developing his
gold mines in Southern Nevada and in
constructing the proposed railroad from
these minss to connection with the
Salt Lake and Los Angeles road, with
which the Denver Short line will ulti-
mately connect.
The transfer of the Dslamar stock to
Paris was an incident of the recent activ-
ity in the London market, where $1,000
600 OF French capital was invested in
one week. The last report from the
Delamar is dated December 81, 1891, 1t
gives the details OF the work for the
month OF November. chewing the value
OF god produced 90 he $40, 504 and the
value OF silver 500 1857. The value OF the
smelling ore reached $l2,529 making
the gross earnings for the month $751;
202. All expenses for the month de-
Quoted leaves profit of SAL, 1888, or over
80 per cent OF the gross receipts.
The Delamar stock was quoted two
weeks ago at $7.25 per share in the Lon
don market and was steadily rising.
There are 400, 900 shares. Hence the
Paris investment, making no allowance
for the probable advance, footed up
S216l ZOO
The herald., 1895-02-07
TEE CITIZEN soLDIERY.

Iatioaal Guard Mattsra Discussed by
Legislative Committses.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.---The senate and
assembly committees on military at
fairs wore in joint session tonight. They
had before them numerous officers Of
the state militia, including Major. en-
srel Dimond and General Dickinson OF
San Francisco. General Montgomery OF
Chico, General Allen of Sacramento,
Colonel Henshaw of Chico. General
Muller of Fresno, Major Prescott OF
Redlands, Major Barrett Of Los An
gelee, Lieutenant La Sslle of Vallejo.
Lieutenant Martin of Sacramento.
Colonel Nnnsn of Stockton, Colonel
Bush OF San Francisco, Colonel Guthrie
of Sacramento, and Assistant Adjutant-
General Murray OF Sacramento.
Senator Gleaves' bill, intended to pro-
tect officers and priyates il tho dts
charge OF their military duty, was first
taken up The bill gives to the COM
manders OF troops coping with moba or
instruction authority to order their
troops TO fire if they deem IL necessary,
and protscts miitiamen obeying auch
The herald., 1895-02-07
A Vegetarian Rsatauraut,

New YORK. Feb. 6.-Nsw York has q
vegetarian restaurant. IL was opened
last night, which event was made the
occasion of special meeting OF the
New York Vegetarian society. OF course
there wac 3 pretty good dinner TO mark
the opening. There WAS fruit to begin
with. There was no fish. but when it
came to dessert there was an array Of
sweets particularly enticing. while the
coffee was delicious. Ths vegetsrisns
go in pretty strong on sweets and coffee.
They use no LAID or other slaughter
products, but they eat animal products
like butter and milk. Theirs was q man
at the dinner who had been vegetari-
an for so years, the Rev. FL. S. Club.
He is a hale and hearty uan. He lie
president of ths Vegetarian club OF
America. He came from Philadelphia
to attend the opening OF the restsursnt.
The herald., 1895-02-07

New YORK, Feb. GA special to the
World from Wilmington, Del. says:
The engagement OF Thomas +. Bayard.
IT,, son of Ambassador Bayard, to Miss
Dorothy Davis, is announced. Miss
Davis is former Philadel phian, but has
lived here come time. She is we'll known
in Wilmington and this city. being q
relative OF III. P. Scott, the banker. Mr..
Bayard ia about 20 years old, q prom
inent member OF society, and has
charge of ais fathers law practics,
The wedding will probably take place
in the spring.
The herald., 1895-02-07
WOMAN'S BAT Tie FOR A BALLOT,
lively Issue Before the State
Legislature.
lass Meeting in the Assembly
Chamber.
"a Senate Passes Number OF Bills.
Committees at Work on Pro-
posed Laws.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.-The woman suf-
fra question is tonight the livelest
is before the state Legislature. All
sy today the assembly bstted with
this much discussed problem. The
Issue was raised, too, in the senate. The
ssssmbly settled nothing, aud tomor-
row the struggle is to be resumed.
Tonight the assembly chamber was
figen over TO the champions OF women's
0ru 9, and there MIRO. Nellie Holbrook
n and Mrs. General Bidwell OF
addressed an audience of fully a
1000 sand men and women. Many mem
l of the legislature were close listen
In the audience women we're in
great majority. however, and their
~ applause of the speakers strong
went long way to disprove the
g. tions that had been been made on
came floor during the afternoon by
nolymen who protested TO believe
the women did not ask for the right
uffrags. The assembly today dis-
.assd the question vigorously and
eaf1 estly. No decisive vote was reached
nor vas a division effected on any point
WI h might indicate the sentiment Of
IA assembly on the question at issue.
night Assemblyman Reid OF Trini.
who, with Gutter OF Suffer and
B, is leading the opposition to the
!, age bill, declares that he has with
b at least Al assembly men, bare
w1 rity OF one, and that the bill is
elm Sc certain TO be killed. On the
20 hand, Judge Spencer OF Lasse
Or Trinity, who is leading the forces In
1r ort OF the measure, professea to
We that the bill will pass the asse N
h Just what matter will come up
rrow is sn open question. When
Sac assembly adjourned today the bill
vac lett as unfinished business. As
us fnished businesB IL will be almost the
Iaa order to be reached tomorrow.
sf as the general appropriations
D'l reported by the ways and
"a committee and the report Of the
nittees on attaches and retrench-
are On the calendar with special
RS for the morning session, the bill
ot be brought up at once except
VI suspension OF the rules, which
d require two-thirds vote. It is
believed that this can be had when
considered that many Republicans
said TO be anxious to dodge a vote
10 bill, and that their plan is to poat-
its consideration as long as possible
talk it to death if necessary. 1t is
wed however, that sn effort will be
to call the measure up again the
4gsl thing in the morning, and then, for
CT sast few minutes, the exciting
j st ite of today's session ia almost GER
iii TO be echoed.
The herald., 1895-02-07
MUST RE-REGIsrER.
Michigan Voters DIsfranchtssd by New
Law.


Michigan Voters Differentiated by a New
Law.
LANSING, Feb. 6.-There will be gen.
eral Reorganization OF the voters of
Michigan within the next 80 days. This
was determined upon at a caucus of the
Republican members Of the lower
house. Inaamuch as the amendment to
the constitution, which WAS adopted by
an overwhelming majority last fall, dis
franchises scorea oil votsra in every
county in the state who voted at that
election, by declaring that no forsign-
born persons can vote until they have
become full citizens by five years. reai-
dence, Reorganization is deemed i'm
perativs. Persons who voted on their
fist papers lass November will hud
themselves disfranehised until they bs-
come full citizens. The number who
will be thus DISTINGUISHED 10 vRriously
estimated, but it will be very large.
The herald., 1895-02-07
PLAYED BANDIT.
Oregon Tramps Raid Chinese stors
and Get Little.

Oregon Tramps Raid "a Chinese Store
and Get Little.
ASHLAND, Ore, Fsb. 6. Three tough
tourists robbed Chinatown in Ashland
last night in bold style, bnt only sue
cesdsd in getting about $40 for their
trouble. The leader went in to tea store
and asked Tor some tea but discovered
about 20 Cinnamon there. He then
went into another store short distance
away and found only four there. CAL
ling two confedsrates inaide they looked
the door and went through the money
drawer and afterwards searched the
Chinese, one OF whom hid $50 behind
tho counter. An old man who rushed
out the back door to give the alarm VI as
knocked down with a club but WAS only
stunned. The robbers fed while the
Cinnamon, who were all armed. began
firing ct them promiscuously. The rob-
bers were probably tramps. They have
not been captured.
The herald., 1895-02-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-Deputy Sher.
iff Eckert of Ukiah and assistant had a
desperate time with two lunatios at the
ferry. One maniac struck the deputy a
severe blow and would have escaped but
for policeman. On the broad -guses
train 81 Ignacio he made dash for lib
srty, knocking down a man who tried to
stop him, causing q panic among women
and children. Car windows were broken
in the struggle and baggage etrewn over
the floor. Finally, the Iunatics escaped,
and made for the woods. pursued by of.
fiCers
The herald., 1895-02-07
DEBs TELLS HIS sxORY.

The A. IL. U. Leader Says the Strike
was Against His advice.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.--At the opening OF
the Debs conspiracy case today deputy
marshal, who spent yesterday in stA
tempting to summon George III. Pull
man as a witness for the defense, re-
ported he was unable to locate the pail
informed he had gone to Washington.
The defense then called President Dsbbs
of the A. r. U, Dsbbs reviewed the
history and purposes OF the A. r. u.
The Pullman strike, he said, was with
out his consent and contrary to his adj
vice.
The herald., 1895-02-07
DOnGnD THE ISSUE.

Tho Corruption Bugsboo scares State
Senators.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6-The Republi-
cans Of the senate were in caucus to-
night on the proposition to reduce the
number of senate attaches. Alter it had
been tacitly agreed to abide by the de.
cision OF the special committee on re-.
trenchment, which was appointed yes
terday, the question of the proposed in
vestigation OF corruption in San Fran
cisco was brought up. To avoid dec
larstion on this question several senate "a
clipped out. and the caucus adjourned
to meet toinorr
The herald., 1895-02-07

Guthrie. o. t., Feb. GA memorial
has been introduced In the territorial
legislature by Popullst, calling upon
congress to reduce the salary OF the
president congressman, senators and all
other federal officers, one-third. Bills
we're also introduced prohibiting tina
sale of cigarettes In the territory under
$5O0O fine; one compelling theatrical
companies to show everything adver.
tised, and another dividing IN" into
three counties. This latter bill will
doubtless inaugurate county seat war.
The herald., 1895-02-07

BERLIN, Feb. 6.-The Post Gays the
land commission appointed by three
powers interested in ths government of
Samoa-Great Britain. Germany and the
United States--has concluded its labors
with the outcome that while German
claims received nearly full recognition,
the exaggerated demands OF British
subjects and Americans were only mod
estly conceded" The Post adds: More
over the German districts were pro-
nounced to be more suited for cultiva-
ton than the British and American diss
tricts."
The herald., 1895-02-07
McDONALD'5 TRIAL.
Pacific Bank clerks Tell of 100000
Tags.

Pacific Bank Cirrks Tell of 100000
Tags.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Elm the case
against Dick Mcdonald this morning
several ex-clerks of the Pacific bank
corroborated the testimony about the
form Of tags, each for 800, 900. which
did not pass through the clearing house.
Tho prosecution then closed and the de-
fense wss given until tomorrow to pros
coed.
By the taga the deposits were swelled
100000 ON December 81, 1892, the sums
being Withdrawn within a week there
after. The responsibility for these tags
was fixed upon r. Ii. Mcdonald, ir.,
and his brother. Frank Y. Mcdonald,
respectively vice-prssident and cashier
of the bank. Thia closed the case for
the prosecution. The defense will begin
tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-02-07
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving viii, etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNT Or
1 Los Angeles, stale of California SIS
In the matter OF the estate of Melisss noH*-
dish lrland, deceased.
day OF February. 1895, at 10 O'clock q n. Of
said day, at the court room of this court, de-
partment number two thereof IN the
city OF Los Angeles, county OF Loo
Angeles aud stnte OF California, hae
heen appointed Us the time and place
for hearing the application OF David II. Irland
praving that = document now on file in thin.
court, purporting TO be the last Will and testx-
ment OF the said deceased, be admitted to
probate, and that letters testamentnry he ia
sued thereon to Your petitioner. at which Tire
and place all persons Interested therein may
appear and contest the same, 4
Dated February 2, is9a.l e 4 y VA
i. h NEWLIN. foaatS Jerk
Wy &. ". Rl At<f r. t}ef ot{4 + z ''2 '
u. Al1ES, CSC, attorney ipr1 pa y ~ 43{s. ~
The herald., 1895-02-07

LoGANsPonT, Ind, Feb. 6. The Gull
yer military academy OF Lake Maxim
guckee, which wss destroyed by fire yea
terday, will be rebuilt at once upon a
palstiel plan. It's wealthy patron, H.
n. Culver OF ST. Louis. announces tn al
he will expend $125.000 upon new build
ings alone.
The herald., 1895-02-07

PLYMOUTH. Ind, Feb. GA fire at
4 80 H. IN. destroyed the entire building
OF four floors occupied by @. Wolfe,
clothier; @. M. WEIGH & Co., jewelers..
and other stores and numerous law and
business officeB. The bnilding was
owned by H. Corbin. The loss is $780,
600 insuranee probably one-third.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Has tastes medically. in keeping with
other Injuries. A remedy must be
pleasantly acceptable in form, purely
wholesome in competition, truly bens-
ficisl in effect and entirely free from ev.
cry objectionable quality. II really i'll
ne conaults physician; II constipatsd
he usea the gentle family laxative,
Syrup Of Figs
The herald., 1895-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--William Beckey,
OF the Hotel Germania at 1l6 Green
wich street, was found dead in his room
at the hotel this afternoon with a pistol
wound in the back OF hia head. 1t 10
supposed he was killed by Carl Hach of
oil West Twenty-ninth street, who was
also found dead in the room with a
pistol ehot in mia left breast.
The herald., 1895-02-07

PoueHKEErsIE, N. Y, Feb. 6.--Thrse
maeked men broke into the postoffice at
Mattawan this morning and blew open
he safe. The explosion was heard by
Officer Snyder, who entered the build.
ing. One OF the burglars shot him.
His condition is very critical The
burglars escaped. The amount stolen is
believed to be several hundred dollars.
The herald., 1895-02-07

CALCUTTA, Feb. GA dispatch from
Lashore Gays there have been eevere
fighting in the stale of Kashkar (slso
called Chilrsl) between Umra, khan OF
Jandol, and Chitralis. resulting in
heavy loss on both sides. The Chitrslis
were defeated. Umrs had 1000 men, OF
whom 1000 were armed with riaes.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Mrs. Emily Thorns. who resides "a
Toledo, Washington, Gays she has nevet
been able to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves the pain or
quickly and effsctually as Cham berlain'o
Pain Balm and that che has also used it
for lame back with great success. For
sale by or Il Vaughn. Fourth and
Spring, c. +. Heinzsmsn, 222 North
Main, druggists.
The herald., 1895-02-07


CHICAGO, Feb. ca Times. Warsaw,
lad, special aays: w. S. Varater, for
more than six years the city treasurer OF
Warsaw. is declared to be a defaulter
The shortage amounts to 1885,. 1t is
stated that Vsrster's bondsmen are only
liable for about $4,000.
The herald., 1895-02-07

Try gal. Maltese Club whiskey.*3 80.
lnexcsllsd for parity and flavor.1. Vschs
Co.. cor. Comerc'l Il Alameda. Tel. 800
The herald., 1895-02-07

Neitzse Il Speck funeral directors AMI en-
halmers 25G South Main street. Tel l3io,
The herald., 1895-02-07
CoMMIrTEE WORK.

Several Bills Acted Upon-Road I'm
provcment.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 6.--Ths Assem- bly,
committee on corporations agreed this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
ALASKA BouNDAnY LINE.
Tho Question Nyim Bu Forced to speedy
Determination.

Tho Question WIN Bu Forced to n speedy
DETERMINATION.
New YoRE, Oct. 2s,-A special TO the
World from Washington says: The
Alaskan boundary line question will DO
forced to speedy determination by
the action of Canada, II not by some
diplomatic move on the part Of secre'
tary Of State Olney. It is announced
that the dominion government intends
to direct the mounted police to assume
control Of tho whole frontier along the
Canadian boundary Of Alaska. with
power to collect customs duty and TO
hold courts martial 10 try Criminal
cases.
"Tho American and Canadian bound.
ary lines are in conflict as to L3 miles
Of territory along the Yukon river on
the cast and west line. The DISPUTED
territory EMBRACES Tie mouth OF Forty.
Mile creek through which access is had
to tho valuable Placer mines at the
headwaters Of that stream. Tho Cana
dian police in carrying out their In
structions will doubtloss assume jnris.
diction up to tho lines Of the Canadian
survey aud several thousand American
miners who will DO in that region
shortly will be subject 10 their author.
ity.
Secretary oInoy. 1t ia thought, in view
Of the more or less serious character Of
the situation, will make some effort to
bring up the dispute at the Boring sea
convention next week.
In case OF trouble along tho frontier
in the Yukon mining region tho Unileh
States district attorney At Sitka has tho
authority TO employ deputy marshals TO
preserve law and order, but 1t would
iako several months for tho news oil the
disturbance TO reach him at Sitka.
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rnuLY nl;AUllBUL

VIII 10 tho Magnificent New Con.
EroSSioual Library NJ Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct 2s.-rhs
works OF art intended to decorate the
new Congressional Library building are
beginning 10 como in slowly There
have already arrived, besides the nine
sculplural statues decorating the vest
evu front Of tho building, which arc
carved in granite. three Of the emblem
ATTIC statues OF heroic sizo for the great
central reading room. These are Ills
tory" by Charles II. French, Science
by John Don0glue, and PHILOSOPHY"
by u. L. Frat There have also been
received two OF the iiio-Sizod bronze.
statues for the reading room, one oil
Gibbon, representing history, and ono
OF Chancellor Kent, representing law,
The large frnsco painting by the ar
list Blackdold, oil New York, in the
inner concave ceiling Of the dome, 10 IN
progEess, representing the advance Of
letters, art and science by bold emblem
attic figures which, It is believed, Will DO
much admired by all Te5Orsing to tho
reading room. Other designs for mural
paintings In the art gallery, museum,
halls and corridors ara far advanced.
Tho congregational reading room, in the
west front, Ia now being finished OIL
with with dark oak pauolingl, and the
two great manlels OF polished sienna
marble give highly ornate eHectt to this
beautiful room. It's ceiling Is 10 DO IL
lustrated by seven designs in large pan
ela by the artist GulherE, now in Paris,
representing, tits understood, the soVen
prismatic coiors, interwOv0a with tile
arlisIs ideal Of the progroIs OF know
ledge.
II is deIignel that ono Of the larger
library rooms shalt bO nsed as lecture
hall, and this is richly but chas'ly
colored in ireico. Many oil tho lreico
decoralionsin the larger halls and coTri'
doris arc extremely beautiful, tho pre-
vailing style, while exhibiting much
variety in color, being effective and
harmonious in high degree.
About sixty thousand books have al
ready been removed to the new build
ing. II is not expected, however, that
tho present quarters will DO finally
vacated until early in 1897.
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result everything else. then bought ono
bottle OF DR.. KingS Now Discovery and
IN two weeks was curod. lilo 10 nalur.
ally thankful. It is such results, Of
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