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The herald., 1895-01-02

BosToN, Jan. lat a meeting of the Metho-
dist Episcopal ministers of this city and vicin-
ity resolutions were adopted expressing pro-
found sympathy with the Christians in Turk
ish Armenia, thanking President Cleveland
for having appointed q commission to investi-
gate the Armenian outrages and urging the
state department to promote this investigation
by every means at its command. 1t was also
demanded that sermon shall be preached
every month until further orders on the condi-
ton OF affairs in Turklsh Armenia
The herald., 1895-01-02
A SEN AToRIAL BEE.

DENVER, Jan. lit is said that w. S. STRAIT
ton, Il rich young mining man OF Cripple Creek,
is an aspirant for Senator Wolcotts seat in the
senate Stratton arrived in Denver tonight,
and his friends say he Will make strong
fight He was one OF the first to discover the
great possibilities OF Cripple Greek. and made
n fortune out OF il.
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THE BLIGHT OF SCANDAL.
Why San Berna rdino Woman Went
II asst.

SAN BERNARpINo, Jan. Mrs. L. F, Gill,
president OF the Won ems Christian Temper
ance union, who inlugurated the womans'
movement resulting in women holding an cleo
ton in this and other neighboring counties
last November, has resigned her position, sold
her property and moved to the east. This &C.
ton was brought about by certain scandals to
the effect that the poisoner salter was wont to
meet his paramour in the sacred precincts of
Mrs, Gills house. Whether true or untrue the
st%'rles stirred up a war in the Christian Tenn
pertnce union and her resignation was de-
manded peremptorily, and after much bick-
ering pro and con was at last reteived. Now
many warm adherents of Mrs. Gill have with
drawn in body from the union and the end
is not vet
The herald., 1895-01-02
THE MORPHINE ROUTE.
Charles Kohlsr, the Wine Merc ant,
Kills Himself.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-Charles Kohler. head
of the the firm of Kohler & Frohling, leading
wholesale wine merchants, committed suicide
at the Hammam baths tonight by means OF
morphine. He had been drirkins great deal
and year ago took the Kelley cure. He got
to drinking again, and drank to such an ex-
tent that few days ago he was deprived of the
power to issue checks ON behalf Of the firm.
This preyed upon his mind so that he ended
his life. He was very well known in this COM
mn
The herald., 1895-01-02

MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. LA party of deter
mined men with bloodhoumds left today to
hunt down the Livingston, Ala, robbers, and
il is reported that two of the bandits had been
run down in the Sucarnoche swamp. 1t is said
thst they are young men who live near York,
Ala. The express people claim that the rob-
bers made a light haul. Several packages that
contained money were torn mp. and the ex-
press messenger saved q heavy money package
by saying to the masked meu, "rhis, too CON
tains lottery tickets and throwing it on the
The herald., 1895-01-02
SEWER GAS AND FLAME.
Tremendous Explosion in a Chicago sa-
loon-eiEht Men niurad.


CHICAGO, JAN by the explosion of sewer
gas in the basement of Edward Kelley's saloon
at 347 Fifth avenue this evening eight men
were injured, several OF them seriously. The
explosion was caused by the ignition OF sewer
gas from candle. Henry Washington a por
ter, was the most seriously injured his head
being badly cut, and he sustained internal in
juries. None VIII die. The explosion was so
violent that the front OF the saloon was badly
shattered and the stone sidewalk thrown into
the street The saloon is under the Lincoln
hotel, and for few minutes panic prevailed
among the guests
The herald., 1895-01-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.


One.
Boston, Jan. 1.-The past week has been
quiet in the wool market, with the value of
sales falling off. 1t is of course too early to
estimate the effect of the new tariff on trade.
The tone is steady and buyers in need of sup
plies are paying about former rates. Prices for
leading descriptions are as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces, 1920 XXX
and above, lS@1SL; Ohio delaine, 19(119I.;
territory woods, Montana fine and fine medium,
SlG12; No. medium wyoming, Utah, Dako a,
Nevada. Idaho and Colorado, fne ana fine me
dunn, 9(gl2; No. medium. HOLE; Oregon
wools. eastern fair, 9G10; Australian woods
supeG6ne, 4lM42; average. 37.q3S.
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Struck by q Train.

BATH. Me-, Jan. 1.-.Mias Catherine Patton,
aged 10, was killed. and Miss Jennie Harvey
and Mr.. William Thompson were severely in
jured at the Centre-street crossing of the Maine
Central railroad today. They were drivine
home when the train from Boston struck and
demolished the carriage.
AUBURN, n. y. Jan. l The Lehigh Valley
struck a sleigh, half q mile east of willard,
containing Mrs. Hughes, her son, and Miss
Larkin of Ovid. and all occupants were killed.
The herald., 1895-01-02

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 1.-Nine- year-old Roy
King was shot and possibly fatally wounded
this afternoon, by bullet from his elder
brothers rifle. The latter was firing at Il
pigeon escaping from ive-bird shooting con,
test. CHANGING. il struck the boy and lodged
i'm his spiaal column, parayzng the legs and
over pa,t of the body. He is expected TO die
The herald., 1895-01-02

CONCORD, N. B., Jan. l-Stephen Jewett OF
publ cans in the house for speaker. THIS ap-
parently settles the United States senatorial
CONTEXT, as Mr.. Chandler has been closely iden-
T. Il ess-Brifh M-s IawAtt -
The herald., 1895-01-02

PARIS, Jan la dispatch from Shanghai
says that 10000 of Ii Hung Chanys best
troops have been sent to quell a serious rebel.
hon at Chin Chew Fu, north OF the gulf OF
Pechili
A fortnight ago the dowager empress had 40
lashes given to Chin and Chan, concubines of
the emperor, who had excited her ire by offer
ing advice TO his majesty.
The herald., 1895-01-02

WALLACE, Idaho, Jan. 1.-The flreman's bail
at Burke was broken up about II O. clock by
sad fatality. Mrs. John Bresnahan had left
her 1l-months-o.d girl asleep in the carriage
in the dressing room. Durlng her absence
some lady, whose name is not given, sat on the
child and killed it.
The herald., 1895-01-02

TACOMA, WASH, Jan. LIT is announced that
Seymour Barto & Co., local bankers. @. B.
Hurley, and eastern gas men, have purchased
the gas plant and controlling interest in the
Commercial Electric Light and Power company
from the Tacoma Light and Power company
which thus disposes OF the residuum of Its Ia
coma prOperty.
The herald., 1895-01-02
LAWYERS FIND A WAY.
Charley Fair Can Contest the WIN with
out Danger.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ] -Charles L. Fairs le-
gal advisers propose plan by which he can
contest his fathers will and not jeopardize his
interest by running afoul OF the forfeiture
clause. The scheme is for Mrs. Oelrichs and
Miss Fair to guarantee that if Charlie loses the
suit and forfeits his share they shall equally
share with him the remaining two-thirds of
trust revenue 1t is thought Mrs. Oelrichs will
not like the idea of leaving the management
OF the estate to the trustees
The herald., 1895-01-02

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The new year inaugural
ed a change III The firm OF Dexel, Morgan &
Co., which has been in existence for a quarter
of u century. The only Surviving member of
the original firm il J. PierrepoDt NJ organ. The
new members admitted today are Robert b.
con. formerly of Rollins, Moore d Co. of Bos
ton and Il. NJ. Robinson, son OF ]. Mordecai
Robinson, who was a member OF the original
firm.
The herald., 1895-01-02

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 1.-The Portland Anna
teur Athletic club today defeated the Port
Townsend Athletic club footbsll team by
score OF 80. The visitors were weak at
every point, lowing the local team TO 60
through their lines at WILL
The herald., 1895-01-02
AZ DEATHS DOOR.

NJ. n Gisrs, tine Russian Minister Said
to he Dying.
sr prrsnsBuRe.. Jan. lit is reported that
N, De aiers, the Russian minister OF foreign
affairs, whose iii health has ;, been frequently
retsfiSu - prssisn bt ssador to Austria, Prince
1IoDsno sS Is on special % tss
mission 70 n aansson al Gear Nicholas to the
POPE s, Of Russis, will suc coed NJ De Giers as
xn,Usis minister of foreign affairs.
The herald., 1895-01-02

BRADDocK, Pa, Jan. 1.-Tonight all the ore
wheeleTs of the blast furnaces of the Edgar
Thomson steel works on both the day and night
turns went out on strike against a reduction
of wages. About 600 slavs are now out All
the furnaces, nine In number, are now closed.
The herald., 1895-01-02
The Erratio Heterogeneous.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.--James Butler of West
Union, Ia, arrived here 10 take home his
brother, Congressman Butler, who was thought
to be dead. He saws that he has evidence that
u plot had been made to murder Butler by his
political enemies, and this accounts for his
strange disappearance and condition.
The herald., 1895-01-02

When my little girl was one month old, she
had seab form on her face. 1t kept spreading
until she was completely covered from head TO
foot. Then she had boils She had forty on her
head at one time, and more on her body. When
six months Old She did not weigh seven pounds,
a pound and half less than at birth. Then her
skin started to dry up and got SO, bad she could
not shut her eyes to sleep, but lay with them
half open. About this time, started using the
CUTIcuRA REMEDIES and IN one month she ,cas
completely cured. The doctor and drug bills
were over one hundred dollars; the CuIIcpRA,
is now strong healthy and large as any child
of her age (see photo), and It is all owing
to CuTIcURA Yours with Mothers BLESSING
Mrs GEO. H. TUCKER, JR.,
$50 Walker St., milwaukee, Wis.
The herald., 1895-01-02

When Baby was sick, we gays her Castor1s.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The herald., 1895-01-02
NebrAsIka's ator.

OMAHA, JAN IA special to the Bee from
Lincoln, Neb., saws; The Republican legisla-
tive caucus gave John M. Thurston unanim-
Gus vote for senator. AS the legislature is
strongly Republican this nomination is equiv
elent to an election.
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p.D.I Anpointmsnss.

ROME, Jan. The POPE has sppoin te
bishopric OF ST. cloud. Mimi, and the Rev
father Langin of the CONGREGATION 81 t h h ;sE
immaculate. has been appointed W 'ne DISH
ouric of st. Boniface, Canada.
The herald., 1895-01-02

PITrsBuRG, Pa, Jan, Ia. G. Buckenberger
will in all Likelihood manage The st. Louis
browns next season. President Won der Abe on
last Friday asked for Buckenberger's terms,
which were forwarded. AS result OF the cor
respondence, "Buck" left for st. Louis tonight
The herald., 1895-01-02

Tothe people who are suffering from rupture,
Prof. Joseph Fandry. formerly Of Berlin, Ger
many, now of Santa Barbara. is practical rup-
formation free whereby you can become cured
Those having tried all kinds of patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up all
s sicn end especially ask them TO lsnd me their
The herald., 1895-01-02

PORTLAND, Ore Jan. 1.-Senator j.. N. Dolph
arrived from Washington tonight to remain
until after the election Of United States sen.
ator by the legislature. Senator Dolph is con.
1dent of reelection.
The herald., 1895-01-02

DENVER Jan. 1.-The Adams Express COM
pany has opened an indep ndent office in Den
yer and will operate over the Burlington road.
G. NJ. Day formerly OF Chicago, has accepted
the position OF general agent.
The herald., 1895-01-02
a Convent Attacked.

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Vienna
says 1000 men on Saturday attacked the con-
vent farm at ST. Amisei. The police went TO
the scene and were oyerpowered and the mill
tary had to be cslled out. Twenty arrests were
made
The herald., 1895-01-02
Rob.IIIous Mo quis.

II, AcsrAFF, Aril, Jan. Tine IL Moqui In
AZ ns VINO were responsible for the recent DIS
turbanae on the reservation ief, a1ns Mingste
sorsd of soldiers for San Francisco. Inc re-
bseliious Moquis will be confined In Alcatraz
for a time.
The herald., 1895-01-02

LONDON, Jan. The Dominion me steamer
sarnia from Portland Me- ana Hs q rs n ts Il
morn,ne IN tow Of an Allan line steamer and
si9nalcd "All well on board"
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LABOR's NEW LEADER.

McBryde Install cd in tho American Fed
GRAFTON a. President.
NEW YORK. Jan. John McBryde, the new
president of the American Federation OF Labor,
and other officials of that organizations took
formal possession of the headquarters and com
menced their duties. The new council began
i is sessions, which Will continue three or four
days. Before McBryde took the chair Mr.. Com =
pers made a speech welcoming his successor,
ard the new president replied IN like manner.
The headquarters of the federation will be
moved to Indianapolis in about four weeks
The herald., 1895-01-02
Portland's New Water Supply.

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 1.-Wster from the Bull
Run river was turned into the mans of this
city tonight, The water is brought a distance
of nearly 40 miles from the Bull Run river, q
mountain stream rising in the Cascade noun
tains near Mt. Hood The pipe line and reser-
voirs have cost the city over SO, 600, 900.
The herald., 1895-01-02
NO ARMS TICE.

China and Japan win Ksep on Fight
ing.
WASHINGTON Jan. Minister Kurino oi
Japan said today that in his Judgment there
would be no armistice and no abatement in
the war between Japan and China until the
peace plenipotentiaries have actually assem-
bled and formulated some basis which VIII
warrant cessation of hostilities and have
them selves asked for II armistice.
The herald., 1895-01-02
RDr. Parker. dentist. 1917 West First street.

DR.. D. 8, DiffenDacher, dentist, rooms 4and5
119 8. Spring ST., Los Angeles
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MILLS OF TEXAS.
Disappointed Office Seekers Aftsr tn g
HenatOr1s Scalp.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Jan. la resolution
which will be introduced in the next legisla-
ture has been framed here requesting Senator
Mills to resign his seat in the senate on the
ground that he does not represent Texas and
setting forth that he has refused to indorse
Texas men for POSITIONS and declined to inter
est himself in having national bankruptcy
law passed.
The herald., 1895-01-02

THE MISSING STEAMERS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1.-The Republican eau
Gus of the lower house tonight nominated
Hamilton Fish for speaker.
The herald., 1895-01-02

$50 envelopes SOC; a ream writing paper ESQ.
Langstadter, 1857 N. Main st., opp. Baker block.
The herald., 1895-01-02

MONACO, Jan. 1 Henry L. Stevens, of Mon
treal who married daughter of General Straf,
of Claremonu died here today. He will be sent
nome for burial.
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SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
The County Treasurer Of Lynn County,
Nav. AuiCidaa.

CARSON, New Jan. III. A. Hunton of Lynn
county committed suicide last night at his
home, in Dayton, by shooting himself through
the head He was short over $4,000 county
monay, but some A. o. U. w. money LETT in his
care was all right.
The herald., 1895-01-02
Wall paper hung. LOG roll. s2ss Spring.

Neitzke Speck. funeral directors and EN-
balmers, 256 South Main street. Tel, 1349.
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Fine Catering

For balls aud parties attended to promptly by
Christopher, PAL s. Spring st.
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AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.

march but they had nothing to do. as up u -
o.c,ock not an overt act had been committed.
promntv At 1l:i5 O'Clock the land parade began
moving from its point OF formation ohe-""
and twenty-fifth-st and the Boulevard. franc ''''
shall Colone, Henry II. Adams ana MS stan ns" ,i
.he nrocess,on followed by the detachment OF Oh''u
s,ot.s Rspuars consisting OF 80 arulerymeh Oh
foot 30 infantrymen and Light battery r. u '',e
1st Mounted Artillery. Captain DhiehDacN co'"'
ing The regulars marched through '"e- -,e.,
and-twcnty-nfth-st in column or tours u ~
ave whore inev marched twelve abreast to one
thirty -hfth-s Following the nite'
States troops came Fire Chei holnll VIZ M
gines and two hook and ladder TRUCKS reg hors
The municipal Fire Department two t2u' ~ 5e
trucks carrying the floral ana otner 10 Denart
ment Of Charities and Correction. consisting 81
display Of ambna nrs d hqa " sbowe4 two ambu
lances such used by the Soclesy iOr sInk and
vention OF Cruelty to Animals Tor carry'"s o" anu
The 0d Guard Band led the second dy Di a1ra ip
za'cn nag .' Hbn dfiy doats representing the
powerful horses Immediately IN the rear Hi ' of
DION ''S I,d,r manufacturing concerns OF North
New.york Several OF the floats were preceue1p
hv the employees OF the companies they represented
'Exclusive Of the men and women on the not's
about 200 were IN line rHe p,raFtr,
one hur cd-andthrty ffth-st Ma ison-ave acres
,hg Ws.ave One-hundredand-forty
nnth-st and other new.y opened streets 10 YAK
Point. - .,..o-r.,..d h,,
The entire line 81 march was uninterrIpted ps
any accident serious delay Infoush D ',
drcd and-twenty -ffth-s from Eighth 70 ~ IN ave.
large crowds assembled and applaui"d each orgahi-
zafion as II appeared =, H., -
when the procession crossed tho Maiison-ave:
bridge the trades exhibits COMMANDED the srea'err
norton OF the applause because the majority oil
them were supplied by tradesmen IN the dlstrict
I'pon reaching oak Point Grand Marshal Colonel
Henry II Adams placed his command IN chdfHe OF
Gersral Ecbcrt l.. NIcle chairman oi The Cyl,
connii,en FOR Ceremonies The procession matte
AZ oak Point where the Oh Guard Band played
National airs A. tn ships were landng, IN honor honor
~ tho vc-sc,s landing a. OAK Point. lAsnt battery
X OF tho 1T Artillery. fired salute OF twenty-"ne
4 detail Of mounted police had been ordered 70
head tho procession at It's starting point rms f1-
t,l was late In arriving. and id not TAX" it, posi-,
lion m tho head II the column until the parade nad
reached observation-disclosures and ffth-
The parade was dismissed at Oak Point at 315
n
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bridges which spanned had spanne qsm 1me he
other at Kingsbridge, built by the la' the water
Tho present i{ingsbridge. The rest OF Tue W ths
aowed unobstr,cted through this estuary 10 a me
Hudson and Hell Gate, the tides OF oo Jul Fort
ing at the base Of the heights we ~
George -, o heard unsolicited
Guns proclaiming this victory OF peace, IN s,i,o
those old hills threw back the ecnoes ~ D,,,,i 20
cannon Along the line from Spuyteh Duyca If
the Sound Heath held IN cnerH me made his mas
British veterans while W ashins'o'' "
tery retreat to White Plains; , .h bonor Of
TO General John Newton belongs the hm MA a few
manning the canal enterprise He died but d, w. ~
pmonths since iust before the plans tornluIa,eu ~
him ached this partial completion ne nds ~
however as his engineering monument; tmI ILL.,, ~,
efi cloaring Of Hell Gate channel His military
record as a corps commander lives IN me gfatei1,u
hearts Of his countrymen ana ms sei'' y; IN, uii
manners u those who personally Knew ni' "'
inT,, he cherished as a precious association. -
But actual work was not dohe lor Ieai ~
years CORPORATE and private interests Dlocheu We
go. rdiciile was invoked and our river. IKE tnc
Erie canal was called a dltcn ana mud nUio
Score, oppostlon, backed by great ponticaI Po"ci
and CORPORATE influence. retarded and almost pre-
vented the right of way proceedings ana aYP,
lions But this is our festival iet tne heai ,o1e
conrovers.es: let the DIRECTORS have time TO repent
and soon thcy with all of u.s. VIII hail with gratl,
tude the public work their legal controversies ana
secret cabals sought to prevent
rieutcnant-C Colonel George l.. Gillespie ana MI.
Au@I,strs Doerfinger who has been on the work
eince the beginning with several other members or
the Cooners engineering staff of civilian employees
n ure The secretary Of War and chief Of Eng.-
neers are the men to whom we owe the execu-
ton Of this work. Its dry but teilnS details are
10 600 tons OF rock removed: $4,000 cubic yards OF
earth excavated l,OOO,vJ cubic yaris or earth ana
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Colonel Adams. cool and collected amid all the
hustle announced that he had perfected his ar
fragments and that there would not be n hitch In
the demonstration.
As carly as O'Clock the cars ~ the Third
ave. cable road and the trains 81 the Third and
Sixth-avc. elevated railroads began to bring
people 20 Harlem. and soon all three roads we're
tested TO their utmost capacity A. one hundred
and-tweniy- and Thrd-ave. the cars Of the
cable road deposited far more people than the One
hundred a nd twenty road could take away
and by 10 O'Clock 900 people were standing about
the corner. vainy waiting an opportunity to take n
car TO the Yves; Side Fort George. Pickpockets
were circulating in the crowd, but. thanks 10 the
precautions OF Acting Captain Grant. Of the
East decentralization -sixth-s station. the
thieves had little chance to ply their nefarious
traffic.
The people arrived from downtown and took cars
westward Some went to the Hudson River or
spread themselves along Onc-hundred- and twenty
nfth-si TO view the land parade. but most went to
the terminus OF the cable road a; Fort George and
thence walked the canal at Marble Iii!l. Kings
bridge. Many OF the early arrivals went TO River
side Park and enjoyed the magnificent view at
forded OF the majestic Hudson River. and thus filled
In the time until the beginning OF the parade
| Thousands crossed the Harlem River to view the
parade from the shore. and other thousands
went to Oak Point enjoy the delicious breeZes OF
the Sound and wait the coming Of the two parades
| there The police precautions were ample Hun
dreds OF bluecoats were posted along the line oil
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Strong Mrs. Strong and their Mayor Strong
remained on the lower deck and held little levee.
General Viee introduced to him in turn the visiting
Mayors, and he grasped the hand Of each and made
a few remarks about his bailiwck. They were
Mayor G. II. Taintor. OF Hudson; Mayor E. L.
Scofeld. o. Stamford; Mayor +. + Wanser. OF
Jersey City: Mayor Lewis. Of Rochester: Mayor
f. n Yard. OF Trenton; Mayor a. c. Henricks OF
New-Haven; Mayor Jacob w. Clue. of Science
tady: Mayor +. F. Olney. OF Providence. H. L.,
and Mayor Peene of Yonkers.
Some Of the other guests on board were ex-Judge
Charles =. Daily. Postmaster Charles NJ. Dayton,
j. Seaver PAGE. Congressman Coombs OF Brook
Ign: J. W. Devoe. Captains Rodgers. of the Brook-
Ign Navy Yard: Commissioner Of Pubic Works
William Brookheld. Theodore Sutro. Mrs Sutro.
r. c. Easton. General c. II. 7. Coils. f. Is. steers,
Homer Lee. NJ c. Muhleman. j. b. Pond colonel
Schilling Corporation Counsel Francis NJ. Scott,
w +. d. Stokes. Commodore 4. c. Schraefer. OF
the Schnorer Club: Seth +. Terry Erastus Wiman.
Aldermen Ware and Wndof Assemblyman Rein
hardt and Sergeant-at-Arms Herrick.
After the Elaine left the dock Mayor Strong went
TO the upper deck and sat the railing with his
wife and son and watched the New-Nork shore as
the boat sped along There little display of any
kind along the North River until One hundred-and-
twenty-ffth-s;. was passed. Then a few flags were
seen flying from the big houses the heights. The