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Sanders Trial.

FRESNO, April 18.-In the Sanders trial
to-day the defendant concluded his cross
examination. Three witnesses testified
they had seen John knausch. Sanders
son saw him seven years ago at Sanders
house. q. z. Sargent saw him ten years
ago and seven years ago at Sanders
house, describing hun as very large, OF
dark plexion. and long beard. Joseph
w. Merritt knew kuausch many years
ago IN the northern part OF the State, de-
scribIng him as a small, blonde and
with light hair. 1t is reported that the
prosecution Will use Merritt to- -morrow "
as, their witness, and that he will state
that knausch died in a Uehama County
hospital many years ago.
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COAST sEAMEN,s STRIKE.
Meeting Held With View TO Bring
ing about q Settlement.

Meeting Held With View to Bring
ing About a settlement.
SAN Francisco, April JS.-The coast
seamen landlords held another meeting
this afternoon and appointed committee
of three 10 wait on the Sailors Union and
the Ship Owners Association, with the
end in view Of bringing about COM
promise on the strike. The Secretary OF
the Ship-Ownels' Association is authority
for the statement that there will pe no in
crease in the rate of wages while the
strike is on. When the back of the strike
is broken. the ship-owners will probably
advance the rate of wages on lumber ves-
sells TO $50 month, but the wages Oh col
liers will remain at $25 At the Office of
the Ship p-Owners' Association it was
stated yesterday that memb bers of the
Sailors Union were swarming into the
Office in their endeavors to got a berth
The association has refused TO employ
union men. The ship Glory of tho Seas
signed a non-union crew to-day, and il is
expected that she will go to sea to-mor-
row,
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however, continued to eject settlers from

| however, continued to eject settlers from
the reservation.
The Sheriff of this county secured
posse to-day, intending to surprise the
INDIANS as they were ejecting settlers and
arrest them. This morning he left for
the reservation alone, and at noon news
Oh ms arrest WAS received. Nothing has
since been heard III regard to the Sherif1s
arrest. 1t Is believed, however that he
mas oeen taken to Dakota City for pre-
nmlnary hearing before United States
commissioner Spencer. No effort is
peIng made to release him from the GUS
tody Of Captain Beck, until word can be
| received from the Attorney-GeneraI OF
the State, but in the event OF the Sheriff
pelhg held by Beck, he will be released
tomorrow on a writ OF habeas corpus,
| that being the first and only procedure
now talked Of
1here are conflicting rumors regarding
the manner in which the Sheriff was ar
| rested this morning by the Indian police
| one rumor is to the effect that they road
warrant to him which had been issued
/ several days ago by United States Com
| missioner Spencer at Dakota City, and
which the Indian police have since been
Carrying around awaiting a chance to
catch him on the reservation, while au-
other rumOr says that when the Sheriff
arrived at Waterman's place, the man
whom the police were trying TO dispos-
sess of his land, and atGemp pied to read
the warrant Tor his arrest three or four
OF the Indians seized the Sheriff and
handcutfed him, while others stood
around with drawn reyolyers as a warn
ing for him not to resist the police. This
story seems to be the most authentic, and
is generally accepted as reliable.
W bile great many to-day were in
clined to ceusure the Sheriff for attempt
ing the arrest alone, it is believed now
that he acted wisely, for it is thought that
had posse of men wentthere would prob
ably have been several lives lost, and the
Sheriff thought by going alone the In
dians would submit to arrest. Their ac-
ton this morning, however, confirms
the story set atloaJ some time ago that
Beck had instructed his police to resist
arrest by civil authorities.
Everything is quiet tonight, and there
will be no move made by the authorities
or any attempt TO release the SherIf other
than by legal process.
1880 p. M.-The Sheriff has Just re-
turned. He was released on bail by
Justice of the Peace. He at once secured
posse Of six men and left for the reser-
vation. 1t is said he VIII attempt TO ar
rest Captain Beck aud the Indian police.
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HALLWAY AccIdent.

SAN DIEGO, April 18.-An accident on
the Southern California Railroad this
morning, between Oceanside and Linda
Vista. caused a tie-up on the road all day.
The trucks of the engine hauling the
EscondidO train ran of the track and OBJ
structed the regular train, due here at
at I:45, which did not arrive here until
P. NJ. leaving again at G:l5, too late to
accommodate the large crowd that ex-
pected TO attend the Los Angeles Fiesta.
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Shooting ARRAY Over the Price of
a Pair Of Blankets.
CLAIM THAT 1T WAS DONE WITH
OUT PROVOCATION.
Cold-Blooded Murder Committed In
San Diego County, Apparently for
Robbery-Two Arrests Made in
Connection With the Norman Stage
Robbery, One of the AlIega Gull
prIts Being the Driver.
Special to the RscoRD-Uxrox.

Special td the RECcRD-UNIOS.
MODESTO, April 1S.-In Curran Cam
yon, in the coast range of mountains,
thirty miles west of Modesto, last even-
ing at O'Clock, a. j. Brazil, owner of a
band of sheep, was shot by Joe Sylvester
in the left side, tho bullet going through
the body at the base of the ribs.
The trouble grew out of the price of a
pair Of blankets left for sale by Sylvester
at BraziPs camp last fall, at which time
he left the employ of Brazil. The latter
claimed to know nothing of the transac-
ton.
Witnesses claim that the shooting was
without provocauon, while Sylvester
claims to have done the shooting in self
defense. Brazil lives in Oakland.
Sylvester is under arrest and will be
brought to the County Jail.
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FENDER INDIAN RESERVATION.

A Sheriff Captured by RedsSin Police
With Drawn Revolvers,
OMAHA, April 1S.-A special to the
Omaha Bee. from Pender, Neb., says: A
new phase of the troubles on the reserva-
ton developed to-day when Sheriff Sim
mons was captured by Indian police
with drawn revo.vers. At present the
place of his confnementisa secret known
to none of his friends. The Federal
Court ordered all evictions Of settlers on
account of the difference between the
Indian Agent and the Flourney Land
Company 10 cease until rehearing could
be had April I'D. The Indiaa police,
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The Revolt in Cuba.

HAVANA, April 18.-Captain General
Martinez De Campos has issued from
Santiago de Cuba proclamation Offering
pardon to all the insurgents, with the ex-
ception of the leaders, who Will lay down
their arms and surrender. He has made
preparations to Immediately pursue the
members of the bands who refuse to
come in under the proclamation, and the
warfare against them will be waged Wig
Orously. 1t is stated here that some OF
the insurgent bands have taken to tor
turing helpless residents of the country
districts who have incurred their dis
DIeasure
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Utah constitutional Convention.

SALT LAKE, April l8.-In the Constitu-
tional Convention to-day the equal suf-
frage question came up on a motion to
reconsider and was laid on the table by a
vote of 90 TO 81. The convention fixed
the following as the yearly pay of state
officers: Governor, 5000; Secretary of
state, 2,000 Auditor, 1900; Treasurer,
$1,000; Attorney General, 81, 800; Superin-
tondent of Public instruction, 81, 500.
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Specimen NYarshins.

WASHINGTON, April Is. = Secretary
Herbert has sent orders to Admiral
Meade to detach the New York and Co.
lumbia from his squadron and start them
for New York, so they may arrive by
May lst at the latest. At New York they
viii be painted and put in such condition
that they will be credit to the American
navy, and figure at the great naval dem
onstration at Kiel as the finest vessels o.
their type in the world.
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Released His Legacy.

OAKLAND, April IS.-Rev. Father Glea-
son of East Oakland has. through his at
torney, filed with the County Clerk the
release of $1,000 legacy to him by the
late John Murphy for saying masses over
the bodies Of Murphy and his wife. There
will De some dispute about the paying of
the bequest to the priest, and the rever-
end gentleman. rather than engage in a
legal contest, prefers to relinquish mis-
claim,
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Cold-BIooded Murder.

SAN DIEGO, April lS.-A cold blooded
muraer, apparently for robbery, was
committed on the lonesome stretch of
railroad between Oceanside and Vista
Station on the Escondido beach Wednes-
day night. The victim was Portu-
guese, known as Antonio. The crime
was made known early this morning at
Oceanside by three men, who claim that
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Found Dead in His Bed.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-WiIliam
Innes Thornton, brother-in-Iaw of City
Attorney Harry Cresswell. was found
dead in his room this morning. Rela-
tlves say that heart disease was the prob
able cause. He retired last night at 9
o'clock, locked his bedroom door. and
went to bed. If 1t be case of suicide,
the act is inexplicable
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sulcide at San Bernardlno.

SAN BERNARDINo, April 1S.-William
Mccoy, aged % years, the son of w. w.
Mccoy, owner of the hex mines, and
great grandson of David Mccoy, who
died recently at the age Of l07 years, COM
Initted suicide to-day by taking strych-
nine. He has been an inmate of the
insane ASYLUM.
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Norman Stage Robbery.

CoLUsA, April 18.-Two arrests were
made to-day in connection with the Nor
man stage robbery. The driver of the
stage, Charles Myers, and Charles w.
Coles. foreman OF the Boggs ranch, are
now in custody, charged with the crime.
Both were brought to this city to- night
and placed in JAIL
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they had been walking with the MUIR
in ambush. They gave their names as
Mike Reilly, Morau and Willard, the last
two being Italians. 1t was the opinion
in Oceanslde that these men killed him,
and they were arrested and charged with
the crime.
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Stockton Democrats.

STOCKTON, April 18.-The Democratic
City Convention tonight nominated the
following ticket: Mayor, J. j. Paulsell;
City Clerk, J. NJ. Mccall; Assessor, Frank
d. Adams; Street superintendent. T. u.
Pool; Treasurer, J. VI. Abeel; Council
man-at-Lsrge, John T. Doyle; Trustees
for the Public Library-Frank Gould,
John L. Budd, j. NJ. KiIe. Il. II. Thomp-
son and Frank D. Nicol, all attorneys,
nominated for the purpose of testing the
law. or the Interpretation thereof, by
which the present trustees exp pect to hold
office for life
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a Far1ner,s Death.

RocKLIN, April 1S.-Marsh Brown. a
prominent member of the English colony,
who lives near Penryn, while horseback
riding with some friends on the Whitney
ranch near here this afternoon, was killed
instantly by his head striking a tree,
breaking his neck.
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KnIDhts Temnlnr.

SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.-The Grand
Commandery, Knights Templar, COM
menced its annual session here to-day.
The Grand Commander delivered his
address, and the other officers read their
renorJs
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4 Farmer Seriously Injured.

STOCKTON, April IS.-Chsrles Il. Wake
field, wellknown farmer. living north
of this city, was seriously injured this
evening by being thrown from his buck
board in runaway. He was driving
home, when his team of spirited colts be-
came unmanageable on account of an
ENHANCEMENT OF the lines. When Mr.
Wakefield struck his right ankle was
crushed and the bones forced through the
flesh. The physicians found it necessary
TO amputate the limb.
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Trederioks Denied a Rehearinc,

Los ANGELES, April I8.-The Supreme
Court in bank to-day denied a rehearing
in the case of the people against Freder-
icks, the murderer, who killed the cashier
of a bank III San Francisco d year ago
while attempting to rob The same.
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Threatened TO lllll Ills Wife.

HANFoRD, April 16.-A man named
Francis Frank, styling himself PRO
lessor of Hygiene" is in jail here on q
charge Of assault with a deadly weapon.
Frank had been drinking, and his wife
threatened to leave him and return to her
iather, Is. +. Prather OF Selma. This
angered Frank. and he drew razor,
threatening to murder her. His act was
discovered by parties on the street, who
were Witnessing the movements through
window. The Sheriff was informed
and he arrived on the scene in time TO
place Frank under arrest before he
executed his threat. Ih9 couple were
married by contract at san Jose eight
months ago.
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SANTA BARBAnA,s FESTIVAL.
The EntertainmenU in the Souther
City Grand success

The EntertainnenG in the Southern
City Grand success.
SANTA BARBARA, April 1S.-The flower
parade and battle OF flowers OF the sec
ond day OF Santa Barbara's Flower Fesii-
val is over. 1t was a grand success. The
parade was headed by Roncoveri's band
of San Francisco, and marched and
countermarched between the crowded
tribunes, each vehicle bringing applause.
The designs were varied, artistic aud
unique and the advertising element was
entirely eliminated. The Ruiz float, Reina
de las FLORES, represented the Queen of
Flowers riding in a couch smell drawn
by three swans, all made OF roses. Thirty
thousand La france and l5,OgO Caroline
Custer roses were used. G.. ii. trink's
lie Marc rose carriage and DR.. BalPS
violet carriage, CasLiIian style, covered
with violets, were the finest in tnat class
The high school had 4 float representing
Venetian gOndOla covered with roses
on a bay of wIsteria.
The Cameron float was a classic reDra-
sentation OF music There was a biz BIZ
cycle brigade. The bicycles bore fIoral
yacht with twenty-foot sail, covered
with violets. The visitors were in ecsta-
sizes of admiration.
The festival far surpasses any previous
parade. The battle OF flowers was waged
with beautiful bouquets till the horses
were knee deep in fragrant flowers.
Every one joined in the sport
Tomorrow VIII be devoted to excur-
sions and trip to the battleship OIym-
pia. Tomorrow evening there viii be
grand ball and dances en- costume in the
new Pavilion. This evening RoncoverTs
band gave splendid concert in the Pa
vilion.
The festival is great success, fnanci-
ally and artistically.
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PLOTTING AGAINST FAURE.
The President of the French Republic
In Peril,


PARIS, April IS-The Petit Journal to-
day says it has good authority to state
that the police department is investigat-
ing an anarchist plot to assassinate Presi-
dent Felix Faure during the fetes in
Havre in honor of his visit to his cleo
torate. The President arrived there safely
to-day.
According TO the Petit Journal, an ex-
anarchist known as Petit Bordeaux" a
type similar 10 C&saro and Ravachot, left
London recently for Hayre to assasslnate
President Faure. Petit Bordeaux, VINO
Is deserter from the French army, was
watched by the London police and by the
French detectives detailed TO keep an eye
on the anarchists in London.
The authorities are taking most active
precautions TO protect the President from
injury. Whether the story is true or not,
1t would seem certain at least that the
anarchists have recommended operations,
tor two internal machines were found in
this city yesterday. The first was found
in the Rue st. Simon. 1t contained Il
number OF loaded cartridges. The second
was found on EspIand des Invalides,
which consisted OF cylinder charged
with dynamite.
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The Carson Mint.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Preston, Di-
rector of the Mint. to-day ordered the
$780, in gold bullion and $50, 600 ounces
of silver now at the United States Mint at
Carson, Nevada, shipped at once to the
mint at San Francisco. The inference is
that the Carson mint VIII soon be dis
mantled, and its machinery shipped to
Denver for use in the coinage mint to be
established there.
CARSON, April 1S.-The Jones mint
scandal case was called this morning, but
was postponed until Tuesday next. The
examination will be held behind closed
doors.
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1.he New Conanl 30 Milan.

JACKSON, April 1S.-D. b. Spagnoli,
with his family, left here to-day for his
post of duly as United States Consul to
Milan, italy.
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SAN FRANCISCO'S MYSTERY.
No Further Light on the Killing
of the Two Young Girls.
a SEARCH OF THE CHURCH PRO
DUCBS NO NEW EVIDENCE.

Considerable Speculation as to How
Durrant, If He Murdered Minnie
Williams, Could Have Covered Up
the Traces of His Crime, Not
Speck of Blood Having Been Found
on His Clothing.
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INCOME TAX.
The Amount VIII Probably Reach the
First Estimates.

First Estimates.
WASHINGTON, April lS.-It is authori-
tatively stated at the Treasury Department
that the reports of Collectors so far re-
celved show that the amount ofincome tax
receipts no doubt will reach the estimate
made before the decision of the Supreme
Court was rendered. This is interpreted
to mean about S15,00O000. No informa-
ton as to the number and amount of re-
turns already reported is given out.
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FAURE AT HANRE.

HAVRE, April 1S.-PresidenJ Faure ar
rived here to-day from Rouen and was
enthusiastically cheered At the Pre-
lecture the President cordially received
the officers OF the British warship Aus
tralia, specially sent To represent Great
Britain, in recognition Of the French
couItesIes extended TO Queen Victoria.
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Los ANGELES FIESTA.
ChIldren's Day at the Carnival In the
Southern City Success.

Chlldren'S Day at the Carnival In the
southern City Success.
Los ANGELES, April 1S.-The clerk of
the weather was in sympathy with the
Los Angeles children this morning. The
sun staid coyly behind the clouds, and
the clouds rooted the mountains with gray
nists until after 10 o'clock. All the PEN
nants and streamers fiuttered softly in
the wind, and whispered through the
breezes of ChiIdren's Day. The little red
schoolhouse. though influencing many
grown people in regard to the parade, did
not affect the little folks an atom, and al
an early hour Main street was one NOV
ing mass OF humanity.
From all directions streams of chill
dren representing the different schools
came, bearing banners and flags and PEN
nauts and streamers, and wearing an ex-
preston of beatific happiness. The air
was full of childish voices, and each child
carried his head high, and, with the bear
ing OF soldiers, stood in rank aud file
along the line of march.
COnSpIcuOuSly in front of the long pro-
cesslon marched Superintendent +. W.
Search, carrying the star-spaugled ban
ner. His tall, nne figure was as straight
as an arrow, and his face beamed with
his regard tor the children who greeted
High School cadets presented a very
martial bearing, and won much applause
| as they marched along in military step.
The line was everywhere brilliant with
| the national and fiesta colOrs, while
gorgeous satin banners, many Of them
beautifully embroidered, interspersed
with numerous flags carried above the
heads of the moving thrUng. The blue
caps. surmounted by the fiesta colors in
the form of button on the top, the small
flags carried in the hands OF each OF the
children, and the barge work by each
were all presented to the children by the
fiesta committee.
Tonight one of the most interesting
features Of the entire fiesta festivities, the
Bale Mascara de la Fiesta de Los An
geles, or the grand bail, occurred. The
queen and court were present in the
most brilliant costumes.
After the fiesta overture had been rem
dered royal salute was fired. A pro-
cession OF Characters from the page ant of
the Pacific then circled around the pa
vilion, alter which there was a number of
Spanish dances given by Spanish ladies
and gentlemen of Los Angeles. at II
O'clock the masks were laid aside, and
the prizes awarded. The dancing was
then continued until midnight, after
which an elaborate supper was served
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EIcycle Meet at san Jose.

SAN JOSE, April l8--The weather is
auspicious. there has been a tremendous
sale OF reserved seats and the TWO days
meet OF the Garden City Cyclers which
opens tomorrow promises to be grand
success. Many wneelmen have already
arrived from various points, attracted by
the opening meet on the new cement
track. 1t Is certain that at least :, 800
spectators will view the races here to-
morrow. All the races will De hot ones.
There are twenty-five contests, heats and
hnals. The champions are in splendid
condition, and ii is confidently expected
that several worlds recorus VIII be
broken tomorrow.
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Where Is Ansol White z

SANTA CRUZ, April lS.-A relative OF
Ansel White is here inquiring Ior his
whereabouts, having come nom the East
White is heir to an estate in New York
valued at 1000 600. White came to Cal
llornia in the early days and settled on q
ranch near this city. In 1866 he disap-
peared and mas not been heard Of since.
Inc pioneers who knew " hite are being
interviewed TO ascertain ii they knew
Where lie went when ne lett this country.
These pioneers believe that White is
dead, as none of thelu have seen or heard
OF him for thirty years. Relatives pro-
pose 10 search for MIN wherever there is
the least cleW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
UR. UEEERLES RESIGNATION.

II t. wrong to attribute the downfall Of the
Wekerle Cabinet in Hungary to refusal on ;hc
mart Of the Emperor to give his sanction to the
AUTHORIZATIONS reform bills which when passed
will place the Magyar Kingdom on the same
level Of progress enlightenment and freedom
AS the Western nations Of Europe. The real
cause of Dr. Wekerlcs withdrawal from office
has been shro,ldcd in some mystery, but it now
seems probable that 1t was largely due TO his
attitude during the debate in the Hungarian
Legislature on the vote OF coincidence ana sym
pothy 70 the widowed Czarina That debate
was permitted to degenerate into an unsccmly
farce during the course Of which ridiculc and
oboduy were lcvclled by the Deputies at the
dead Emperor Of Russia. without interference
or protest on the part of the Prime Minister or
of his colleagues. who RETAINED from taking
any part whatsoever in the discussion 1t proved
the single Earring note in the manifestations Of
sorrow that reached the Imperial family Of
Russia from every quarter of the globe. and
Francis Joseph had no alternative left but TO
express his public disapprobation Of conduct on
the part of his Hungarian Ministers that was
calculated to seriously affect his friendly rela-
tons with the Court Of 81. Petersburg
That the Emperor is just as much determined
as ever to eventually carry through the reforms
projected by the dcfunct Cabinet, and which
are 50 ardenty desired by the masses Of The
Hungarian people, is clearly to he seen from the
fact that the statesmen whom he has consulted
with view to the formation OF Il new admins
tratiOn belong, not t. the Clerical and Ultra
montana factions. but 10 the Liberal party
that Is, to the party committed to the passage
of these bills: the only party. too. which can
boast Of large and overwhelming majority in
the Lower House of the Legislature at Buda
pest But the new Cabinet will have The adj
vantage Of being free from those compromising
alliances with the Anti-Dynastc adhcrcnis Of
Kossuth, and will De expected by the Emperor
King TO act with more decision and energy in
dealing with that Kossuth propaganda against
Austria In general and the house Of Hapsburg