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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of Incorporation
have been fled In the Secretary OF States 8
Office:
Arroyo Grande Creamery Company.
Principal place of business, Arroyo
Grande. Capital stock, $1,000, with y.
berg, h. II. Wood. A. Phillips, J. \.
Jatta and d. Hecht of Arroyo Grande,
and Thomas Steele of Huasna as direct
ors.
The Piedmont Development Company.
Principal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Capital stock. 5000, ,000 with F. G..
Havens, +. NJ. Smith and George L. Haw-
ley of Oakland and j. c. Winans and ID.
ID. Harris of San Francisco as directors.
The San Diego Wheelman. Principal
place of business, San Diego, with a. 4.
higgins. NJ. a. Graham, G. w. Judd, G..
n. Leonard. Z. a. Woodward, II. Butts
and L. II. Bagby of San Diego as direct
ors.
The Alameda and San Joaquin Rail-
road Company. Principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco. Capital stock. $780,
900, with John Treadwell of Oakland,
Robert D. Fry, L. b. Pond, ]. Dalzell
Brown and Brodie NJ. Bradford of San
Francisco as directors.
The Worlds Proctor Memorial Associ-
alton. Principal place of business. San
Diego, with r. A. Thomas, John D..
Works, L. f. Metcalf. \. II. Conklin, a.
II. Isham, John II. Thompson and ohm
+. Kinney of San Diego as directors.
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B. B. BROWN And Els Beer GLASS.
His Trouble With John Barry Aired
in Court.
It Was the Outcome of Row That
Previously Took Place In an
Uptown Saloon.

The examination of B. B. Brown on
the charge of having assaulted John L.
Barry with a beer glass in "The Institu-
ton" resort on upper X street con-
Quoted by NJ. T. Flynn, took place IN the
Police Court yesterday and the defendant
was held for trial.
Barry testified that he was sitting in
chair reading a paper in Flynn's place
when Brown, without any apparent
provocation, struck him a number OF
times on the head, infiicting two or three
severe scalp wounds. When he entered
the place Brown and another person were
there and he asked them to take drink
with him. They refused, and he sat
down and began reading paper. Brown
asked Flynn for a glass, and as soon as
he got it he struck Barry on the head
with it.
Barry said he had had dispute with
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ISSOLUTIoN. = THE PARTNERSHIP
and style of McCaw i Snyder, i'll the conduct
oil the Mechanics Exchange Hotel IS dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. james 1icCaW
S,9 the entire Interest OF HoDc[I -
yuer ana assumes all liabilities incurred IL
the business: Persons indebted TO the firm
are requested to settle promptly.
-o. JAMES MCCAW.
Je2o-3tT ROBERT J. SNYDER.
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GOVERNOR BUDD RETURNS
His Health is Much Improved by II
Vacation.

His Health Is Much Improved by His
Vacation.
Governor Budd returned Yesterday
morning from his trip in search of health
to Klamath Springs. His appearance
shows that he largely attained the object
he went Tor, and that the rheumatism Las
been nearly driven out of his system
He states that the springs exerted a
decidedly beneficial effect upon him and
that his aches and pains have almost left
him for the present at least. Had not
press of business called him back, how
ever, he would have staid two or three
weeks more, SO as to perfect the cure.
He speaks enthusiastically of the
beauty OF the scenery III that part Of the
country and OF the excellence of the trout
streams and the ease with which they
may be fshed.
STILL" said he, 81 am very glad to get
back to Sacramento"
lie leaves to-day for San Jose, to attend
meeting of the Trustees of the Normal
School there, and will return so as to be
present at the great annual shooting con-
test OF the State National Guard on
Friday,
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TO LET OR RENT.
SOoK STREET-NICE AND NEWLY L
QUO furnished rooms; rent reasonable.

VNHAT HANDSOME FLAT 1927 n ST.
! Inquire c. +. ADAMS, 11O6 j street.
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COCOA LOT sox8o WITH DWELLING
SLHUU. OF rooms, completely furnished
stable fruit etc; this is a splendid chance for
q home. +. l.. HAWK, 10l2 Fourth ST. 25-5t
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NEW BOOKS.
Some Recently Added to the Shelves
of the City Library.

Some Recently Added to the Shelves
of the City Library.
The following new books have been
placed upon the shelves at the public
library;
IA Dictionary of Christian Biography
Literature, Sects and Doctrines" four
volumes, Smith; "Tales of the Maine
Coast" Brooks; "a Sawdust Doll"
Koven; 'The Story of Sonny Sahib."
Duncan; "Ivanda, the Pilgrims Guest"
Bray; MADAME Sans-Gene," Sardou;
The Jewel OF Inys' Galon," Rhoscomyl;
Diamonds," Mccarthy; "a Modern Pa
gan," Dubois; 1.-The Golden House."
Warner; "The Adventures of Captain
Horn" Stockton; symbolic Educa-
tion," Bloor; How to Study History"
Hinsdsle; "Story of Vedic India" Rag
ozin; ''Life's nbeams and Shadows"
Pelton; Aunt Belindy's Points of
View" Farmer; "Apparitions and
Thoug ght-Transference," Podmore; "Fa-
nous Composers and Their Works."
four volumes, Paine; Life of Catherine
BorLh," two volumes, Tucker; Lord
Amherst" Ritche; Brief History of the
Indian People," Hunter; Making of the
Nation - 1873 -lSl9," Walker; "Coin's
Financial School," Harvey; "Chimmie
Fadden, and Other Storles." Townsend;
"Chimmie Fadden Explains" Town
send.
DID You EVER think that you cannot
have good health without pure blood {?
Health comes by tho use of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, because it makes the blood pure.
Hoods Pills have won high praise for
their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
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TWO LOTS FOR SALE, 4Oxl6O, ON EASY
L terms. Inquire at SOIL q street.
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1904 STREET, NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
IOOU rent S22. inquire j. +. HILL, 13o|
i street.
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TNOR RENT-WE HAVE A CONSTANT
II demand for dwelling-houses. List with us
and secure good tenant JAMES Il. MILLS,
3Ol I street
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T WANT TO BUY OR RENT FROM TOTO
| acres of good bottom vegetable land or
work on shares from 10 to so acres. Address
POstoffice Box 9S Sacramento.
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Granted n Divorce.

In Judge Johnson's court Agnes
Kuchler was yesterday granted divorce
from Felix kuchler. The ground OF
complaint was failure TO provide.
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Admitted to Practice.
G. a. March of this city yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch announcing the fact
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NrANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE, WITH
w not less than or rooms. VIII take a
long lease. Good reference given. Call or ad-
dress 724% X street.
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that his brother, J. @. March, had passed
q successful examination before the Su-
preme Court Commissioners for admis-
sion to the bar.
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X&TANTED-TO ENGAGE THE SERV-
w Ices OF a man experienced in placer and
having a knowledge OF hydraulics and hy-
draullc mining. Address Miner" for six
days, care of this Office. je26-2t*
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NTANTED-AN ENERGETIC MAN OF
w good address; salary paid. Apply, be-
tween ana 5 P. H., 1901 j street.
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A JAPANESE BOY WANTS A SITUA-
n tion to do cooking and housework in
city. 903 street, care of japanese Mission,
o. s. je25-3t*
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UTANTED-HORSES OR COWS TC
w pasture Horses, 81 so; cows, 81. In
quire at 631 Il street
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NTANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE, RENT
w not to exceeds $40: no children. COT
TAGE, this office je25-3t*
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To KEEP free from summer diseases and in
digestion use the genuine AngoStura Bitters-
manufactured only by DR.. j. q. 3. Siegert d
| Sons.
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WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 20,
W F: and a. M;-CalIed meeting ~.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 7.3O x X
O'Clock. teLlowcraft degree. Visiting "
brothers cordially invited.
1t* GEORGE +. EBERT w NJ
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VXTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housework; must sleep at home. APP
ply in afternoon at 1907 Nj street. 1t*
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CALIFORNIA TEMPLE, NO. l, RATH-
- bone Sisters Regular meeting THIS
(rhursday) EVENING, at S o'clock
SHELLY BARRY, NJ. Z. G.
Mrs. GEORGIA GUTHRIE NJ of & and c. 1t
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MASSAGE.
HAY, GRAIN, ETC,
CARPET CLEANING.

TT w. RIvETT, THE ONLY PRACTICAL
bustness in this city. Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and o. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Lest WORK
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WANTED.

COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
v to learn dressmaking: has had some eX-
perience; small wages expected. Address o.
A. this Office. je27-2t*
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TT1H e REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
| the stockholders of the Pioneer Milling
Company will be held at the Office of the com
rany, corner Broad and First streets, City of
Sacramento, at p. II. on MONDAY, July
10th for the purpose OF electing Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF any and all business which
may come before the meeting.
je26-td f. b. SMITH Secretary.
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Il quors and wines so to G. b. itDSSETTI.
opposite the SWIMMING baths, TWenty-first
and o streets.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - MALE AND
I female help of all kinds furnished at short
notice by p. NJ. RAYMOND, 524 *. Tel. 265.
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FTlHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the stockholders of Armory Hall Assoca-
ton will be held at the Armory on MONDAY
EVENING, July ), 1895, at $50 O'Clock, tor
the election of Board of Directors.
h. II. MCKEE, President.
w. l. WALLACE, Secretary. je1 Std
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Joe BOKZONE, THE CHAMPION BOOT
- black sformerlya at SIG Ninth street, is now
located at ~ street, near PoStohIce, and
would be glad TO see all his old friends nna
tho public in general.
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q
DRESS AND CL0AHMAKINa.

RESsMAKING-THE DE GARAiO SY.-
/ teTn; agency and pariors, 1920 ilShtn
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hR' JOHN HILL MAKES a SPECIALITY
l. of chills and fever; also yenrTrai CiSeases
only. Room 52, City Hotel once hours 10
10 5.
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CtTATIONERY, READING MATrLp
y blank books, etc. for sale cheap by : :
DOANE, 202 X street. -
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4 GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR Sc: FILL-
n Ing. SOC and upward; from Oue-third 10
one-haf saved; all work Guaranteed Ui:. G..
" NEWSOM, Dental PariOrs, 112O I street.
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Use TUSCAN SPRINGS WATER AM,
~ steam baths for secondary syphiiIS ana
ali skin diseases. Room Ii, old I-ostoliice.
Fourth and *. DIR. j. II. SHIRLEY. Cancer
Specialist.
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T AVN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
II repaired, SPA Is street Electric bell out
MT, 50 80. Telephone AS.
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NOTO C. B. CHAPMAN, 1927 FOT.RTH
" street, for screen doors and Windows.
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4 GENTS WANTED-HENRY LINDNER,
A Manager for the Bankers Alliance-com-
bined Life and Acciden Insurance-wants
agents for this city an d surrounding counties.
The plan is easily un derstood, and the COM
manent office in Casey Building, corner Sixth
and streets, Sacramento Cal.
yXTANTFD-BIDS TO BALE $50 TO 200
w tons OF hay, with or without board and
wire. Address E. BOOTH. Costumes, Cal.
Telephone "Booth," Cosumnes.
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NUSIC AND ART.

DIANoS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
I repaired by f. BLODGEIT. reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMERS, Ninth
and J, or residence, 1919 |.
- Eighth street. Stamping and elm broidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-ONE-HALF OR WHOLE IN
L terest in good established barber shop;
three chairs four baths and bootback stand
Inquire Z. o. Box No. 80, Chico. Je27-lw%
yNOR SALE CHEAP = THREE ACRES
I land, with good house of 3 rooms. Apply
JOS. SCHNEIDER, 5o7 Eighteenth street.
NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
[ or suburban property 500 acres, with i'm
provements, III Colusa County; one large and
several small farms within twelve miles OF
sacramento. Apply 20 CARL STROBkL,
317 street. je26-d7tW2t
nor SALE-THE CALIFORNIA SALOON,
L oak Park; terminus electric road. In
quire OF ED GROSS. je26-1w*
nOOOO LOT Sox8o WITH DWELLING
NLLUU. OF rooms completely furnished;
stable, fruit, etc. this is u splendid chance for
d home. +. l.. HAWK, 1012 Fourth ST. 25-5t
EOR sALE-TWO FRESH MILCH COWS.
L Apply 2515 street. je25-3t%
10n0 POUND HORSE: WILL STAND
IZUU without hitchiEg. Inquire 212O St.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A SECONDHAND
| high-grade bicycle. Apply at BAKER q
HAMILTON'S. je20-6t
F1oR sALE-LOT IN OAK PARK. HALF
/ block from electric railway; this is one Of
the best locations in the Park; will be held for
the next few days for $3.50. L. l.. HA AWk,
1O12 Fourth street. je25-5t
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-MODE
l. home OF 3 roOms corner lot; terms rea-
sOnable. Apply 1929 III street.
(tARDWELL LCOLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
y The price has been reduced Tor the next
80 days from 500 TO 500 cash per acre. j.
I. CARDW ELL, owner, 1904 \ street, Sacra-
mento, or at house on Colony, adjoining
Orangevae.
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
/ next sixty days residence and property
No 11l2 | street; lot o0Xl6O. Shop build
ing now upon the premises to be removed.
For particulars inquire OF f. NJ. NICK Err.
OOOD-PAYING LODGING HOUSE OF 20
" rooms; great bargain; Apply 122 X st.
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, 4oxl6o, ON EASY
l. terms. Inquire at SOIL q street.
1O-ROOM HOUSE AND BASEMENT OP-
III poslte Free Library. Call Mondays at
715 l street.
EoR SALE CHEAP-FROM so TO 100
l. acres of fine alfalfa and hop land. Now is
your chance. Address X. this office.
I ODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE-BEST LO-
| 4 cation in the city; a bargain. For partic-
ulars call on Day Clerk, Pacific Hotel, Fifth
and X streets.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-EIGHT
l. acres; good improvements; fourteen kinds
of fruit, beside grapes to ship. Finely situ-
ated for extensive Improvements at little ex-
pense. Also, property in Napa. Particulars
at l o13 street. Sacramento OWNER.
TOR SALE-A BLACK FILLY. FOUR
L years old; sired by Don Marvin; registered
in volume II; by name Elva Marvin. She Is
a fine stopper and can trot better than three
minutes Also, a bay mare, Rilla, by Stir
ling; dam Rtll, by Prompter. She has a colt
by her side by Don Marvin. Also, black tflly.
twO-years-old, by Don Marvin. Also a car
rage that has had but very little use, with
pole and shafts. Price. $3.50. INQUIRE OF W
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MEETING NOTICES.

CPECIAL MEETING OF THE a
y Scottish Rite THIS EVENING, &y%tfa
at 7:3G O'Clock, for the purpose of Esss%
installing 43 officers in the y Vi =
bodies. The Grand Minister of eKGs33
State of the supreme Council will be present
to install the officers
G. KELLOGG, $50 T. P. C. NJ.
Attest: IL. A. BURNETT, 32o Grand Sec'y. 1t
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NOR SALE-THE CALIFORNIA SALOON,
L oak Park; terminus electric road In
quire OF ED GROSS. je26-1W*
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TOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
( or suburban property, 800 acres, with in
provementS, III Colusa County; one large and
several small farms within twelve miles of
Apply 20 CARL STROBkL
317 j street. je26-d7tW2t
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L terest in good established barber shop;
three chairs, four baths and bootb.ack stand
Inquire Z. o. Box No. 90, Chico. Je27-1w''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
WHISKEY Trust RECEIIERS RESIGN

| GENERAL MNULTA RETAINED AZ THE SOLE HEAD
or THE CONCERN \ RrmoR DENIED.
Chicago March ~ The resignaticns of John j.
| Mitchell. Edwin +. Lawrence and General McNulta.
receivers of The Whiskcy Trust. were today pre-
s,nted - JUDGE Grosscup IN the United States Court
Those Of Mr Mitchell ana Mr.. Lawrence were nc
| ceptcd and General McNulta was retained as sole
receiver The Court sIi1 he thought the Affairs 90
the trust were in such a condition that they
could readily he administered 10y one man. and dil
not think three heads now desirable to ad-
minister them
Back Of these ordinary proceedings there Is Il
sensational story that the three receivers resigned
as a of rdding the receivership of Edwin
r. Lawrence. Mr. Lawrence was the nominee Of
the Grcenhu interests in the original receiverships
when MIR. Greenhut was removed Mr.. Lawrence was
retained by the Court. but the New-York stock
holders have felt all along that he did not repre-
sent their interests entirely
Mr. Lawrence. when asked about the designations,
said: "rhc resgnations were presented from purely
business motives. one man administer the af-
fairs Of the trust now that the reoevership Is
we'll under way. There has been friction between
the other receivers and myself We have been in
harmony all things. ] wish 1t to be- understood
that | represented nobody anything the
trust reposcd in There is truth in the re-
port that / qnarrcllcd with the other receivers
over the opening OF President Greenhut's safe. On
have ordered the safe opened myself II IT had been
necessary. The papers and documents subject
10 the Investigation of the experts. They were en-
titled to them. What they have found
outside Of the three experts knows unless IL bc Mr.
Greenhut"
Then your resignation not given In a plque?"
no, far from H. The truth L.. Mr.. Mitchell
the first 10 resign. rather To suggest resign
ing. lie believed that his other interests demanded
his attention and he could not any need OF three
administering the TRUSS affairs when
could lust as well attend to them The result OF Mr.
MitcheTS declaration was conference over the
suggestion that On" man could handle the affairs
II have failed 10 be az any conference with my
sOciates IL has been my own fault. Everything we
did was by the concurrence Of all three recevera"
Members Of the Reorganization Committee of the
Distilng and Cattle Feeding Company said yester
day that the resignation OF the three receivers OF the
Wniskey Trust and The appointment of Mr. McNuta
as sole receiver meant that receiver was enough
for the property ana that the three receivers had
decided that II was for the best interests OF the
property to have only There clash be
tween them nor was II true that the REORGANIZATION
Committee was not In accord with the receivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
NINE MINES CUTTING WAGES.

THEIR ACTION KEEPS At LEAST 1000 MEN ~
ENFORCED IDLENE5S.
Columbus, Ohio March % (SpeclaD-Information
received at the headquarters Of the United Mine
Workers of America from Nicc-presidcnt Miller
now In Pittsburg. states that all the river MIN 8
are working at the G9ceut rate, ana that i"y ran
road mines also paying the same. There, are
only nine mines in the Pittsburg district working
under price, four of which belong to the Ne"-fofk
and Cleveland Gas coal Company. IN" p"cuiiaily
OF the conditions prevailing in the district Is SHOWN
In the statement that nine mines NorkmS uhd'F plIr"
are the cause of keeping id.e siXty-three mines
employing at least 1000 men These same mn a
mines, me report says. were the means "I p'dh
Ing the scale last year and may prevent agree
ment between operators and miners in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
VIEWS OF THE GERMAN PRESS
THE Er:rCHSTAG'S ACTION BLAMED AND TPHELD-
PREVIOUS COMMENTS oN LENEF-
Vows PROPOSAL,

Vows PROPOSAL.
Berlin March 2s-An the evening papers got at
extra editions to announce the Rechstass de's.oi'
Tho "Iepes,e Nachrchten" O}ismarckiau said:
The Grand-duke of Baden saw the Reichsias'
TWENTY-FIVE years after the creation 9 thr E,lipi,
take this most shameful sten me Pc i,i "i|" r,
Nation can help the Government win battles a
home well as ABROAD.
Tueen Richter's "Freisnnige Xaune' says:
The wires which were worked in ~, i'aI.i%4-
mentary scandal were pultc from @ ~ q :.
RHichstag and the Government. The nrst act m
the intrigue the Empcrors NrnSsisris air.s,,'
away Coun; Won Capriv;, The plan nov is 70 SweeP
off Dr Won B0ticher. FreiheT Won MarSchai. ana
burgs and count Herbert Bismarck. Tf,acherons
intrgues against the Rechsag loom up IN the D'cH-
ground.
The 'Rechsbote' CONSERVATIVE says:
We are convinced that the altitude O.; ne Io ma
t9rty vii! be felt as M esSTafs s5a cyes Sy @ o the true
character Of the present IEeehstag.
The .volks Zeitung's" comment is:
The Rechsag acted n peTiGf haTmqny my, win S
lts dignity against the reaciionsts
The 'Lokal Anzeiger' says:
In its most memorable session the ReirhstaS mas
stigmatizcd itself the great majority of Germans
formerly thought impossible
The Post" says;
The majority has cast discredt upqn glorious &c,
The ugly stain.
The "Kreuz Zcitung' says:
Indignation
The old house never witnessed N''.h sP'''"' |
public condemnation OF he Deputies a''--
The Radical newspapers have been treating me
Ievetzow proposal in a gngcrly manner All ine
week Several Of them advised the Radical Dep
uties to support the president. Thus the PRANK
furter Zeitung." the most influential organ "' he
South German Democrats and always stronr'y "p
posed 10 Bismarck contended that ali parues 'oull
recognize the Princes birthday without doing 'he
slightest violence to OF their political ITin-
ciples II said yesterday
1t is sorry spectacle that e offered by TINS as
pute over the birthday celebration 1t must iess'h
Germanys reputation abroad.
The Catholic press. however. has come out with
denunciatiOns and reproaches suggestive OF ihe
Kuturkampf. Tho ''Kolnische Nolkszei t4ng. or1 an
OF the Rhincland Catholics. said
TO take part in a demonstration to honor poll
tician who is st eagerly working 10 DESTROY m"
Clerical party would be simply suicidal. Party
honor and principle require hrm negative TO Herr
I~svetzows proposal
The Hamburger Nachrichten." Bsmarcks news
paper organ. has not left unanswered the attacks
OF the Catholics After reviewing tho leaders In
the Polish. Socialist and Clerical newspapers. th"
editor said:
II Prince Rismarcks conscience ever required the
assurance that his policy right. he finds th"
proof in the ceaseless hatred Of those parties
enemies OF the Empre-WhOse plots were checked
as long a he in office. The Poles. the tlrr!-
Gals the Socialists and the Aleaiians were and are
as hostile to the Prince as 10 the German Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
AN HONORABLE RECORD RUINED.

Boston March 3.-The United States District
Court Grand Jury to-day returned an Indictment
against MAJOR John II. McDonough for the embez-
~'eheht ana larceny OF a letter from the postofce
on February 2 Major McDonough waived the read
Ing OF the indictment and pleaded guilty" and the
case was set down for sentence on Tuesday. the bail
being fixed at $1,000 Major McDonough was In the
postal service OF the Government for thirty-one
years first being appointed clerk in 1861 and was
tendent OF carriers when he Committed the Crime
He has also an honorable war record and has stood
OF age and has family. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
A WEALTHY B1NhER DROPS DEAD.

A1ONZO y. TIACKER. or SOMERs DIES SUDDEN
IY AT WHITE PLAINS
A1onzo b. Thacker. cashier Of the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank OF Somers dropped dead yesterday
morning while passing out Of tho courthouse at
White Plains. Mr. Thacker arrived at White Plains
at II 10 and went to the courthouse wncre County
Clerk Digney swore him in as notary public. 1t
was his intention to take the 1l21 Pittshcd eX-
press back to Somers. He ran down the steps and
was about entering carriage to return to the sta
ton when he fell PROSTATE upon the sidewalk. IL"
died before medical help arrived. His body was ro
moved to an uy1ertakng establishment where il
was examined by Coroner Birch and jury, after
which IL sent 10 Somers The immediate cause
of death was heart disease
Mr. Thacker was sixty-eight years old: and was
widely known in banking circles in Westminster
County He was wealthy. and owned most Of the
stock of the Farmers and DrOvers' rBank