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The herald., 1895-05-11
THE VOICE OF THE WOMAN
Comgort for the Advocates of Woman
Suffrage
Civil Service Examiners Considering the
Coming Woman-WhiIe Men Fail
Women Win
Associated Press Special Wire.

Assc ciated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, May 10. - Woman s
rights advocates will find pleasure in the
remarks of the civil service commission
on an examination recently held for
library cataloguer and library clerk for
the agricultural department.. OF the thirty
applicants for the former all the men
failed to pass. while five out OF the six
teen women did so. OF the ten appli-
cants for the latter eight men failed and
two women passed.
Although Secretary Morton wanted
men for the place he was moved by these
results to change his mind and appointed
Miss Il. H. Wales of Chicago. clerk. and
Miss G. f. Leonard of Albany. n. y,
state library cataloguer.
The herald., 1895-05-11
Wanted to Slug the rlaYor

CHICAGO, May l0.-A panic was
caused at the mayors Office this afternoon
by the attempt of discharged employee
to slug Mayor Swift. The assailant, Phil
lip Chester, made rush for the mayor.
yelling all sorts OF threats. but was
stopped by the clerks and overpowered.
The noise frightened people in the build
ing and in the rush for safety several were
down and trampled, but none
were seriously injured. The mayor es-
caped unhurt
The herald., 1895-05-11

LONDON, MAY 1.-THE daily News
says it is understood an agreement has
been virtually arrived at with the repre-
sentatives of American mines, by which
the export copper from the United States
du ing 1895 will be restricted to a certain
fixed amount, which is somewhat below
the exports of 1894. A percentage reduc-
tion is being made on the European out
nut. The details of the agreement are to
be rattle at the monthly meeting OF the
producers next week.
The herald., 1895-05-11
A Hot Wave In San Eranciseo

SAN FRANCISCO May 1.-The weather
bureau reported q maXlmum temperature
hottest on record for this season of the
year. The temperature was taken on
top of a high building. and down in the
streets the weather was several degrees
hotter. Straw hats and thin clothes were
much in evidence, and the demand for
beer and soda water was immense. Thous-
ands of people went to the park and beach
to get away from the heat.
The herald., 1895-05-11
An Expected Revolution That
Will Be Postponed
TURBULENCE IN GRANADA
All Is Reported to Be Quiet In the
Mosquito Country
At Greytown Everything Is Ready for the
Reception Of the American
Commission

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May 1O.-A special to thu
World from Manauga, Nicaragua. says:
The expected revolution probably will
be postponed until July, although Gra-
nada remains turbulent. In Mosquito all
is quiet.
General Duarte will take over the gov
ernment without tr ouble.
At Greytown everything is ready TOR
the reception of the American commits
sion. An escort Will be furnished across
the country.
The herald., 1895-05-11
MILLIONS OF BIBLES
Annual Meeting Of the American Society In
New York

annual meeting OF INC American oOSicty IN
New York
NEW YORK, May 10.-The American
Bible society held its annual meeting at
the Bible house last evening. The an
nual report of the managers showed that
during the past year 1.5sl. lbs Bibles and
Testaments were issued, OF which 735. 22l
were circulated IN foreign lands. The
total issues to date are $3.50, 55S
A report was received that 14s. 900
copies of the gospel had been distributed
lately to Japanese and Chinese. The en-
peror of Japan, it is said. now permits
his soldiers and sailors to receive the
Bible. The Bible is also in the palace of
the emperor OF China. The emperor him
self sent out for a Bible after the $4,000
copy haa been given to the empires
dowager. In Corea the Bible is now cir
culated in the army and navy as result
of the war. This was never permitted
before.
The herald., 1895-05-11
yenezue,a's New Minister

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Seneca Hazel
ton. United States minister to Venezuela,
has arrived i'll Washington on leave from
his post. 1t is presumed he will be con-
suited by Acting Secretary Uhl on the
matter Of the British boundary dispute
with Venezuela before he leaves Wash
ington for his home in Wisconsin.
The herald., 1895-05-11
LIKE A BAD DOLLAR

nore Insight Into the Alleged Looting Of the
Carson Hint
CARSON, New. May 1o.-The prelim-
mary examination of cx-Assistant Melter
and Retiner Jones OF the Carson mint
opened again today. Inspector Mason tes-
titled that gold granulations could have
been taken from the refining room, but
they would have burned through the
pocket or sack in which they were carried
and would have seriusly injured the hand
of the thief. as they came out of an acid
solution and were unwashed. The prose
cution closed it's case and the defense will
commence in the morning.
The herald., 1895-05-11
THE STRATTON ESTATE
c. F. Smith of Stockton viii Inherit Under
an Hoiographic Will

SANTA CRUZ, May 10.-Judge Logan
has decided that contestant Z. +. Smith
OF Stockton is entitled to Georgana STRAIT
tons estate. The deceased left an holo-
graphic will. and after disposing of few
minor bequests, left the bulk of her prop
erty to either her husband or Smith, her
grandson. The will was written in such
a way that it could be construed that she
meant either. The husbands heirs op-
posed the contest.
pavilion grounds caught fire and were
soon ablaze. Prompt efforts of the fire
department saved the adjoining property.
A few days ago the sheds took fire from
a burning barn. The sheds a.e a total
loss. The fiie is believed to be incendiary.
The herald., 1895-05-11
WORKED DEAD MEN
An Old Scheme Said to Have Been Put Forward
In Chicago

CHICAGO. May 10.-A local paper
says: Frauds of the greatest nature in
the pay rolls of the department of police
works have been uncovered by Commits
81 oner Kent. Dead men, the commits
sioner says, have been enrolled as labor
ers and their names forged to time
checks. Names have been duplicated and
houses located where there are vacant
missioner Kent and in process of prepa-
ration for submission to the leagl depart
ment of the city for prosecution. 1t is
estimated that a million dollars has been
stolen from the city in this manner.
The herald., 1895-05-11
A Bucket Shop suspends

vania Commission company. one of the
largest bucket shops in the city, suspen-
ded today. The propretors. Schuler e.
Frazier, gave as a reason for quitting the
business the rapid and continued rising
in all speculative markets. Assets and
liabilities are $50. 900 each.
The herald., 1895-05-11
LONG OVERDUE.
A Ship That Rounded the Horn and Then
Disappeared

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-The big
Norwegian ship Field, bound from
Grimsby, England. for San Diego. with a
cargo of coal, is all but given up for lost
by the local shipping men. Today they
were asking 80 per cent to insure her.
She has been out 2O6 days. She was then
a few miles south of Cape Horn and in
company with the ship Moresby. The
came in through .he heads six weeks ago.
The Field should have made as good
time up the Pacific ocean. Ship owners
believe that she was the ship that was on
fire and was deserted fifty miles south OF
the equator.
The herald., 1895-05-11
DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT
An Oakland Contractor With Coin Disap-

VALLEJO, Cal, May 10.-H. Noyes.
builder and contractor, who recently re-
moved here from Oakland. has been miss
ing since Monday, when he took the boat
for San Francisco. At the time of his
departure he had about $1,000 in his pos
session. Noyes has contract to erect a
cottage in San Francisco. Mechanics.
however, claim Noyes still owes them for
their wages. retaining almost all the con-
tract money received from the owner.
Two weeks ago he was baptized by the
Baptist minister and is member OF the
Baptist choir. 1t is said he stood to lose
$1,000 on the contract. and it is Iumored
that he may have absconded.
The herald., 1895-05-11
LIKE BANQUO's GHOST
The Anti-RcvoIutionary Bill viii Not
Down

The Ant1.ReV0Iut10hdfy BIZ VIII Not
Down
LONDON, May 10.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says:
The rejection of paragraph of the anti
revolution bill in the reichstag has caused
a great sensation in political circles. 1t
adds that the reichstag has administered
a rebuff to the ministers and federal
councils which may lead to momentous
consequences.
The reichstag Il en- rejected the COM
mlttee's amendment to paragraph of the
anti-revolution bill. which is the chief
section OF that measure. and next the
reichstag rejected paragraph altogether.
The herald., 1895-05-11
THATsoUIcK SURVEY

Directors Of the Saa Joaquin Road Still
Running Over the Valley
HANFORD, May 10.-A party of di-
rectors of the San joaquin Valley railroad.
including Engineer Storey, are in Han
ford today. They rode over by team from
Fresno and have spent the afternoon in
viewing the vineyards and orchards
around the city. Tomorrow. in company
with number of Hanford citizens. they
will drive over the probable route of the
new road between Hanford and Bakers
field.
The herald., 1895-05-11
A Tan With . Road Mania

UKIAH. May 1O.-C. NJ. Winkleman
has been arrested for obstructing the
highway and at the point of a Winchester
compelling travellers TO pay toll for trav-
cling over the public thoroughfares.
Winkleman has mania for occupying
county roads and bridges.
The herald., 1895-05-11
Returned From Her Exile

BELGRADE, May 1O.-Ex-Queen Ma
talie arrived here. having been in exile
four years. She was met by her son,
King Alexander and vast crowd. Ex-
King Milan remained at Nisch. He is
quite well in health.
The herald., 1895-05-11
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
Gas in rline In Colorado Ignites With Dlrefu
Results

Results
DENVER. May 10.-A special to the
News from Trinidad, COL. says:
A terrific gas explosion occurred early
this morning at O'Clock in the mines OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company at
Sopirs. which resulted in the instant death
of four persons and the injury of two
others. The dead are: Sylvester Cox.
leaves a wife and one child; John Lu-
baum. unmarried; Albert Laemmenringer.
leaves a wife and three children: Bias
Roccomocomich, leaves wife and three
children. Injured: J. II. Reynolds. Sc
riously burned; Albert Lloyd, slightly
burned and bruised.
The herald., 1895-05-11
Aulnsurnnce Deal

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1O.--An insur-
Ance deal of local effect certainly and pos
sbly terminating the existence of one
company ali over the United States, was
announced yesterday. The American Fire
Insurance Company of New York has
been rcinsured by the Phoenix OF Brook
The herald., 1895-05-11
proposed Jackson.corbett Fight

LONDON, May 10. The directors of the
National Sporting club will decide Tues
day next whether the club will put up a
purse for the fight between Corbett and
Jackson. Matchmaker Fleming has no
authority to decide such an important
matter.
The herald., 1895-05-11
OUT IN THE FIRST
Jem Smith Does Ted Pritchard Up in Grand
Style

Style
LONDON, May 10.-Jem Smith and Ted
Pritchard fought tonight at Central hall,
Houlbourn, for the heavyweight cham
pionship and 200 pounds side and
purse. The decision was to be given to
the best man in twenty rounds. In the
first round Pritchard had the advantage.
but in the second Smith got in severe
blow on Pritchard's body and soon
knocked him out of the ring. Pritchard
and the fight was given to Smith.
The herald., 1895-05-11
TRYING TO SHIELD A WOMAN


The Confession Of Smugg1er FOss OF Little or
No Value
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.-The con-
fessinn of Smuggler Foss regarding the
operations of the Ciprico gang in snug
Cling and forging Chinese certificates. has
not been OF much value to the revenue
agents in securing evidence against the
other members of the gang. Foss is said
to be trying to shield woman. of posi-
tion who is connected with the case.
The herald., 1895-05-11
Secretary Gresham's Condition

Gresham is reported to be getting along
very we'll and steadily improving.
Representative HIT had good dav
the best since his illness became so criti-
| cal
The herald., 1895-05-11
An Army Officer Retires

WASHINGTON, May TO- Brigadier
General Thomas Lincoln Casey. chef of
engineers of the army. was retired today,
having reached the age limit Of "a years.
The herald., 1895-05-11
BY THE AIR LINE

Another Remarkable Trip 7ade by Carrier
Pigeons
SAN FRANCISCO. May 10.--Another
remarkable trip was made by I. W. Ley
decker's carrier pi seons ON Thursday, from
Ashland, Ore, to Alameda. Seven birds
we're liberated ats 80 O. clock. in the morn
The herald., 1895-05-11
Dwyer's String in England

NEWMARKET. Eng, May 1O.--It is
announced that none of M. A. Dwyer's
horses training here will race again unit
August. ~ NA4
The herald., 1895-05-11
THE NEWS
Events of the World, the Nation, Southern
California and Los Angeles

WEATHER REPORT United States depart-
ment of agriculture weather bureaus
report, received at Los Angeles May 10.
1895. Observations taken at all stations
at 3 p. m, seventy fifth meridian time:
pa= r. ss<lixx q
The herald., 1895-05-11
SOUTHERN cALIEoRNlA

REDLANDs-Fsrewell to salvation Army cap
tain.
SANTA ANA-sea lion caught at Newport....
Mercantile failure. Us
RIvERsIDE-Triai for an attempt 70 murder
PAsADENA-Death Of physician. Z. The new
Raymond.
The herald., 1895-05-11
A HEAVY WEIGHT
Yo Tambien Will Be a Difficult Animal
to Beat

ST. LOUIS. May 10.--Yo Tambien will
be Il hard horse to beat in the Inaugural.
With heavy boy up she went mile in
:44A. The last furlong was covered in
l2h seconds and she finished as strong as
though she had but five-furlong breeze.
Her strongest competitor will be DR.. Has
brouck. His last work was Wednesday
morsinS when lie was sent thrce-quarters,
The herald., 1895-05-11

Maximum temperature. SO.
Minimum temperature, SO.
Forecast-May l0.-For southerni California:
Fair weather in the interior; slightly
cooler Saturday evening along the nor th-
ern coast; fresh northerly wind.
The herald., 1895-05-11

BY TELEGRAPH-Forester elect officers. -.
More trouble promised in Venezuela An
other New York police scandal. Voice Of
woman is being heard. New events trans
pire in Florida. Affairs in Cuba reported
to be encouraging .. Several men killed
by gas explosion at Trinidad, Coo....
Senator Cullom entertained at the Union
League club in San Francisco :. Flora
Sharon after her late fathers estate....
The A. p. A. elected supreme officers at
Milwaukee. Good sport on several race
tracks. The matter OF the loan for China.
Charges of crookedness against the
governor OF Kansas. =. The California
University boys ready for Princetons
athletes ....Another insurance deal has
been made in San Francisco. Rose carni.
val at Santa Rosa Jackson Corbett jaw
bone -. Story about Admiral Meade's
criticism. ....A jealous Philadelphia man
commits murder and suicide. During
tenement house fire in Chicago this morn
ing one man was burned to death and sew
eral others seriously injured.
The herald., 1895-05-11
COMMERCIAL MATTE

MATTERS-A sharp increase
in the price OF sugar. An advance In
butter scheduled for Monday. California
bonds appreciated in the east. Brad
streets and Dun's commercial reportA
The herald., 1895-05-11

Temperature-Report of observations taken
at Los Angeles May 10th. [Note-Barometer
reduced to sea level.1
Time. IBar. Ther. Ri m W. d vellw 'ther.
sSS SS 5 % % g ss lsS sS ~ II S;:. SSS;ssy
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OTHER UusINEBs.
Notes aud Personals.

Col. j. H. Barlow, editor OF the Dis-
pgtch ha8 been confined to his 20. m
several days sutlvrins from a severe
attack OF tue grip.
James MoAulUy, OF Sptngvillo, was
arrested yegivriay on a charge OF sell
ing liquor to miuOu; hs has been con-
ylCleu OF tue same UllauBs before.
james J. brown, OF sandy, bn.
augmented the -. y academy library
uy thiriy.twU volumes "a com lletu se' i
OF tue Columbian LuCy Cl0poiiu, bound
900 Morocco. Tho theological library
vi ,uu institution, lately commrucui,
already contain 1850 volume, ana M
Tally being Increased by donations.
An old lady, Mrs. GJaham by name.
wnI haas been au invalid at the houtu
Hi her daughter nj s.. Dan. Luukhnrt
iu this city, ior yosu, llyd lnst Tuesday
evening. hrf remains were yesterday
shipped yo knyayiliv, her former home,
Coz iuttrm1uL
James COuu0rs, aged 20, aud Mary
-. Nio.aon, aged a, both VI Salt Lake
Ciy, were married by CUmmissiou,r
Dudluy yesterday.
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LETTER FROM STOCKHOLM.
Opening or tho Swedish Riksdag-lb,
scus Sew Play In Chrlsuauia-
MiscellaneOu, Noies.

SrocEHotM Jan. I9. Especial THE
Swedish RIksdag wa3 opened ay King
Oscar January ~. Ia his speech from
the throne the king uttered that the
country's relations to an foreign powers
were the mos, friendly but that the
Riksdag nevertheless would be asked 10
gran, large appropriations for the army
and navy. But there are things and
propositions of much more importance,
which will be laid before the Riksdag OF
1895.
First Of all comes hcuuior question,
which, ON account of the Norwegian
Slurungs way o. procedure in regard
To the foreign budget-reiusng to grant
any meansli the legation 10 Vienna be
not Withdrawn must lu the object OF
discussions aud resolutions. This
circumstance will make il impossible.
what nevertheless seems 20 De desired
300 certain quarters in Norway namely
the restriction OF debates tu ihu question
OF the consular SYSTEM which, accord.
ing TO what the kIhsdd. ui 1898 wrote
TO the government, stands 10 such cone
neCtiOn with diplomatic affairs, that die
question Of the dl5suluuouul the mutual
responsibility in regard 20 cunsuoigs
seems impossible 10 be made an object
of trial, but at the same time the mauaga
mtnt OF the diplomatic affairs must be
taken into consideration.
Tile question concerning duty on
articles OF food must again be brought
forward and the unfortunate auH strife
started anew How sharp and violent
the conflict will be- depends upon the
moderation aud strength OF the parties
concerned. A anal increase OF the duty
on grain can undoubtedly be expected.
How much the friends OF the HuH in
the RibsdaE viii differ iu opinion viii
soon Dee seen. 10 seems prob Die tul.
the question OF Ihe right proportion be-
tween the duty on grain and Hour viii
here play an important part Evidently
both reduction OF duty ON -four aud au
increase OF it ON grain wlIl be proposed
a proposition concerning life W.uT,
luCg of lluureT5 viii boa due time b..
brlu. 100 before the Diet, This question
| deserves attention, and one can Doe ass
surcd that ID will be carefully considered
ON all sides, no, only Ia regard 90 the
result which is contemplated, but al "a
regarding ile pwcucahIi,ty ol the means
by which this mos, worthy end wIl be
attained,
That railway strles win come 10
occupy aud excite the minds OF many
Ia the Dict IS evident The purchase ol
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OBITUARY NOTE.


piol December 9Th, at Logan, Utah.
NHHgCaa w. NNgl daughter OF CaIpb
ami Eliza p,lwur,n, ss,or Ritor was
born 300 chester county, ronusylyauia,
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nur luruIs iu religions matter, iu Ma
urlEuburHlUd whore bho uyod, ola bsln,
convinced of ihl truth OF the GOSPEL Ma
hll receive BuO immodiatoly tultl thpui
ui the new lIgu. sho mad roosiyoI
ull throw tlo iull strength al
hos exceptionally iurcsml rhnrac.
t.r ga ti, ado OF tho now rain