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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
STIBEED BY An 6NANCHTST.
Signor Cell, Attorney General OF Milap,
the Victim.

ROME. Jan. H.-Signor Cell, Attorney
General of the Province of Milan, was
stabbed 10 death in his office to-day.
The assassin, who was captured by a
policeman on guard at the door, is an
Anarchist.
The doorkeeper says that he gained ad-
mission by processing to have legal busi-
ness with the AttOrney-General. The mo-
tive of the assassination is clear. This
whole district has been for years hot
bed of Anarchistic and SOcialistic con-
spirators, and there has been no end OF
trials for sediton. Many revolutlonists
are now awaiting trial Among the agi-
tators Cell is known as the "Anarchist-
killer" At the opening of the judicial
year he delivered an address, denouncing
the Anarchists and pledging himself TO
bring as many as possible 10 justice. At
ter making this speech he received many
threatening letters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
No Occasion for Hunger.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. l7.-As the
result OF boycott on one OF the bakery
firms here, a bread war was begun to-
day. The retail price has gone down to
three cents a loaf and the wholesale
price To one cent. The firm which insti-
gated the. cut is member OF the Ameri-
can Baking Company. known as the
Cracker Trust. and the trouble threatens
to bring about some serious complications.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Ticket Agent in Trouble.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan. H.--Howard
Jolly. the missing ticket agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. whose ac-
counts are said 10 be short 5000, has
been located at Denver telegram was
received from him to-day, stating that he
would return on next Saturday. In case
Jolly H. unable to repay the money TO the
railroad company his friends and bonds
men viii make the amount good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
ms IRI1L POSTPONED.
ES-United States Msrsball Charged With
Murder.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Jan. FIX
United States Marshall Sam Vinson. who
was relieved from duty by the President
for his participation I'm political riot
In Wayne county IN October. ana who is
for the killing II Frames Frizzelle. al
that time, had his trial postponed late
yesterday I'm the Criminal Court of that
county until the next term
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
A Russian Cashiers Suicide

WILMA. RUSSIA, Jan. n.-An unex-
of the affairs OF the Credit Bank, In
this city, as the result Of which defalca-
tons aggregating 10000 roubles were dis
covered. Treasurer Ditton, of the bank,
shortly after the investigation was con-
cluded committed suicide by poison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Liberty Bell Will Not Go to Atlanta.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Jan. 1.-THE
couucil's committee on city property has
decided to decline the invitation of the
Cotton States International Exposition.
erty Bell to be exhibited there with an
evhtbit from the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Hath Of n Journalist

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. l7.-Mr. Will
liam Brogden, who has been engaged IN
newspaper work In Baltimore since 1911.
died this morning, aged sixty-four years.
,He was stricken with paralysis two
weeks ago while on visit 10 Pennsyl-
nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Iha Ihrse Torpedo Beat /.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Jan l7.-Secre-
tary Herbert has issued notice modi-
nedo boats for which bids were asked
pecember 9Th. i'm order that other metals
Than steel may be employed In building
the hull and engines. IL Is understood
that the department may permit me
oil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Lord Ckn-elills Con itlon.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE following bulle-
tin was issued by Lord Randolph
Lord Ranaoph' Churchill is in ad-
vanced stage of general paralysis. Any
change in mis- condition can only be slight
and temporary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
pe,th OF Ex.Congri ssman Hamill.

BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. lex Con
gresham Patrick Hamill, one OF the
most respected and honored citizens Of
Tuesday night, from paralysis. He was
postmaster at Oakland under the first
Term of Cleveland's Administration.
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has already been passed by the Senate
and will become a law.
Tie lie .ulock in Ielaware

DOVER, DEL. Jan. 1.-Two more bal
lots were taken for United States senator
in joint session to-day. Senator Higgins
received 10 votes: j. Edward Addicks, g..
George G.. Massey g.; James l.. Wolcott
Dem). votes. +. B. W. Tunnel Dem)
on first ballot. The second ballot re-
suited likewise. Sixteen votes is neces-
sary to elect. Both sides claim that will
hold out, even If no senator is elected.
Senator 10 ph Ienominated.
SALEM, ORE, Jan. 17-Republicans In
caucus last night nominated Senator
Dolph TO succeed himself in the United
States Senate.
SeraIor CuIlom Renominated.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE Re-
publican legislative caucus tonight nomi-
mated United States Senator Shelby NJ.
Culiom as his own successor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
MnYrmanfs of the Shins.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. N.-The
Narblehead will leave Norfolk 10 join
the European station early IN February.
The Atlanta left Tux,ilo yesterday and
Is cruising along the coast OF Honduras
10 Ceibas and Puerto Cortez.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
All for Love.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, Jan. T-Os-
born Garten, aged sixteen, killed j. ii.
Hudson. "A prominent citizen Of Monroe
county. Garten was IN love win Hud-
sons daughter. and when Hudson at
tackled the boy during quarrel, he was
81 nbpd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

ROME. Jan. 7.-SIgnor Cell. Attorney
General OF the province OF Milan, was
found murdered in his Office IN Milan
this morning His body was horribly mu-
tIlated Every indication of the murder
points to the work OF Anarchists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Nominations CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 1.-THE
Senate to-day confirmed the nominations
OF 4. G.. Ware, postmaster at West Point.
Va. and Thomas l.. Smith. Of New York
10 be Assistant Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
rourt,eu resths From Grin

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-Dr. Naele. Reg
istrar of Vital Statistics. reported four
teen deaths from the grip for the twenty
two hours ending at 10 O'clock this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
Lord Chnrchill,s Condition.

LONDON, Jan. T..-Lord Randolph
Churchins physicians have issued a bulie-
tin, announcing that their patient is in
an advanced stage of general paralysis.
Any change In his condition can only be
slight and temporary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
wrArHrW 20 kcssr

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan, H.-For
yirginia Fair: warmer; ight, wesf
FOR North Carolina: Fair; variable
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
RaN.Eoy ruEnuoae Er.

Following was tho range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times office yesterias:
y A. NJ, Al: II NJ. 81; II, M,. 10;
Average ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
The Arti-Jssuit Bill in the Reichstag.

BERLIN. Jan. 17.--In the Reichstag to-
day the motion of the Centrists for, the
repeal OF the anti-Jesuit lay passed It's
second reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
LITTLE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.

PARIS, Jan. I7.--The day opened quiet.
There was nothing in the appearance or
demeanor of people. either here or I'm
Versailles which indicated that the coun-
try was on the eve of an election to fill
the highest office In the nation, which had
been voluntarily vacated by President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

Milerand handed to President Challe-
nei-Lacour a letter addressed TO the
president OF the National Convention and
signed by Deputy Mrman, protesting
against his detention in the barracks az
Nincennes. and thus being prevented
from casting his vote for President which
he was entitled 10 do. Mirman character
tied his treatment as contrary 10 all pre-
cedents, and declared that Il was clearly
unconstitutional.
The rallied Republicans, at a meeting
just prior 70 the convening OF the Assem-
bly,, decided 10 vote for Faure. The Centre
held meeting. but did not decide ppon
any candidate.
After me announcement Of the vote ID
was noised about that Wsldeck- Rousseau
would withdraw his candidacy, In favor
OF Faure. and Cavaignac set on foot
movement designed 10 deprive Faure of
some nifty votes, which, IL successful,
would. II was believed. elect Brisson.
Accordingly, at the instigation of Cavaig-
mac, bulletins were distributed In the lob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18
IT AMOUNTS TO THr SAME THING.

Hayemeyer aud Searles, called Judge
Coles attention TO the charge In the In
dictments that Havemeyer had refused
10 answer questions. Havemeyer had
merely refused 10 produce the books of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-18

NJ Faure is a tall imposing figure
whose lines show the training he got IN
life as a mechanic. Although a million
aire ship-owner, he has simple tastes.
His election is a blow to the Protectionist
PARTY. The substitution of reciprocity
treaties for the Meline tariff is only a
question of time. Meline's newspaper or
gan. La Republique Francois, admitted
Yesterday that Faures election would
mean the same as tariff reform.
The result of the election is received
enthusiastically in Lyons. Early this
evening the United Press correspondent
saw copy of the letter sent by the Duke
OF Orleans to Senator Buffet. 1t was
mailed at Dover last evening. Ii was Vir-
t1ally manifesto, declaring that at
best the Republic in France can be only
provisional. and he stands ready 10 step
i'm and help the people the moment they
cali him. The letter is generally ridi-
culed.
The police seized shortly before mid
night, a special edition of the Soliel
which contained the letter The effort
was superfiuous, as nobody was buying
the paper, and the bouleyards were as
calm as the rest of the city. A dispatch
from Dover says that the Duke OF Or
leans viii return 10 London tomorrow
morning.
LITTLE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
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A Warrant Was Issued After
Arrest Was Made
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
Martin Foy's Play for Air and Liberty
Euchred
How Ten Are illegally lnaprlseaed In the City
jail During the Detectives
Pleasure e. 81

Martin Foy was brought before Judge
Smith yesterday by the police in
obedienceto writ of habeas corpus, charg-
ing that he was illegally Imprisoned and
restrained from his liberty by Chief Glass.
As soon as the police found out that the
lawyers were on to the fact that, in &C
cordance with their usual tactics they
had hidden away man in the inner
most recesses Of the nasty city jail, dig
ging up a record against him, or prepar-
ing to throw him out without apology if
no charges could be. substan tiated. they
swOre out a mplaint charging Foy with
vagrancy.
Attorney Fitzgerald who appeared for
Foy finding that the. iling of the COM
plant for vagrancy, became a bar to the
habeas corpus proceedings, was anxious
to have Detective Auble, who had made
the charge, placed on the stand to show
what the basis was upon which he had
filed the accusation against Foy. This
the court would not permit, holding that
since the prisoner was now shown to be
in the custody of the chief OF police under
a proper warrant he must stand his trial
regularly in the police court. but Judge
Smith took occasion TO remark that
neither the chief nor MS subofdinates
acted lawfully when they kept parties m
prisoned in the city jail- beyond the
proper statutory time without warrant of
law. -s~ta,ie mi - .
This man Foy was arrested several days
ago on suspicion of having been implicit
ed in buncoing some verdant granger.
The particulars of the transaction will
proba bly, never be known to anybody but
the victim and the police, unless a chafge
en- be made to stick, against Foy, as the
detectives are not at all anxious to expose
the amount OF crime that goes on unde
tected and UNPUBLISHED.
Foy's description Tailed somewhat
with that OF one OF the bunco men, and
he was thrown in Jail. Whether the po
lice have the right man or not they have
not yet learned, but it is a logical con
clusion with the detective force that if a
mans mug warrants his arrest on sus
picion charge of vagrancy will safely
lie. If the case cannot he proved the p6-
lice judge will discharge the prisoner
and if the charge. is altogether too rank
the case can be dismissed before trial. In
the meantime, however, the officers can
leisurely try to convince thor selves that
the jailed bird is not only suspect but
a guilty man. What Judge Smith most
deprecated in his remarks was the unlaw
full Incarceration of people, without Civ
ing them all the, guarantees and rights !
which the constitution provides. !
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New Suits

Henry NJ. Loud yesterday sued the Po-
mona Land and Water Company for $l2, :
600 damages. for having inadvertently sold
to plaintiff by means of bargain and
sale deed lot 43, of the San Antonio tract
when defendant was not the lawful owner
thereof. .t
+. G. Austin sued Walker Bros. for $475
and $3.50 damages, for breach of contract
in the purchasing of a boiler and engine.
Robina Fench sued B. H. Harbert for
$4,000 damages. for having been led to
purchase the lease and furniture of a
lodging house in the Lalande block, South
Spring street, under representation which
turned out incorrect
Jessie B. Sells sued George W. Sells for
divorce on the ground of desertion, and
for the custody of two minor children.
Sells is believed to be in Mexico.
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BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL
Matters to Be Acted on at
T0m0rrow's Session
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
A New Alley to Be Opened Between
Spring and Main Streets
The Sewer Committee Takes q Report
Against the Clark Street
Sewer

The board of public works met yester
day and made the following recommends
tons to the council:
Recon- mend that an ordinance to side.
walk Ionia street be placed upon its pas.
sage.
In the matter of the petition OF Abbot
Kinney ct al. to open an alley between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Spring and
Main streets. recommend that the alley
be opened according to map on file in
the office of the city clerk.
In the matter of the petition of II. II.
Dobblns favoring the improvement OF
Byram street, recommend that the petit
tion be filed. As the matter of opening the
street is now before the council.
In the matter of the protest of S. G..
Dodge against the improving of Byram
street, wherein he asks to be allowed to
show his full frontage in his protest, rec
ommend that he be allowed the full 'front.'
age owned by him in the district of assess
ment. 81.
In the matter of the petition of II. S.
Kimball protesting against taking dirt
Heights. for other purposes save street
work, recommend that tue matter be re-
ferred to the street superintendent for in
vestigaton.
In the martter of the petition of A. b.
Stone for work to support his family, rec
ommend that the matter be referred to
the park comm ssloners.
In the matter of the proposals to i'm
prove Ocean View avenue, recommend
hat the bid of j. A.. Cashion be accepted.
In the matter of the Pacific Loan Com
pany. asking that Dora street be inn
proved. recommend that the petition be
granted and that the engineer present the
necessary ordinance.
In the matter of the petition TO estab-
lish the grade of Ida street, recommend
that the same be granted and that the
engineer present the necessary ordinance
of intention.
The sewer committees report to the
council will be as follows
In the matter of constructing sewer on
Clark avenue. the city engineer having
reported to the council that he finds the
same impractlcable, it being some dis
lance from the central intercepting sewer.
and cannot be huilt until sewers are built
to connect it with the main sewer, and the
matter was therefore referred to the
board of public works. We therefore rec
ommend that the protest be granted.
In the matter OF the petition of w. w.
Beckett ct al, property owners on Ottawa
street, between Pearl and Georgia Bell
streets, asking that a sewer be built we
recommend that the request he granted
In the matter of sewering First street.
between Boston and Saratoga streets. rec
ommend that the contract be awarded to
J. Il. White at SO cents a running foot
complete.
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HOWLAND'S RETGRN
The Pasadena Spiritual Required to Give Q
New Bond for $1,000


H. E. How and the man who is ac-
cused OF HAVING perjured himself in caus
ing the arrest of Mr.. Howard on the
charge Of having cursed him at a so-called
religious meeting at Pasadena, showed up
in department one yesterday.
A short time ago he left this section of
the country and went to Sacramento,
where he was located at sic X street. A
few days ago when his name was called
for arIaignment the district attorney
stated that he had information that How
land had disappeared and he made a
motion then that the defendants band be
forfeited. The bondsmen INN ediateIy
made inquiries as to Howland's where
abouts and had HIM come back. he bond
was of no vaule as they are not possessed
of sufficient property to justify. in the
amount called for.
Howland's attorney yesterday made a
motion to dismiss the information for
perjury on the ground that his client
never had been legally committed. The
motion was taken under sdvisement by
Judge Smith, but in the meantime. the
defendant was required to- give new bond
in abe sum of $1,000. r-,.s r..
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Badostain's Claim

Bernabe Badostain cannot stand bluff
and Grisada puts on very intense look
when he bluffs. and these two little rea-
sons put together are now the cause that
Badostain wants $4,000 of Grisada's saw
ings. tA.,..
The way the matter is explained is
thusly: On April II. 1895, Francisco Girl
sada wantonly and without rrovocation
assaulted, beat, bruised and battered Ber
nabe Badostain and also grossly insulted
and abused him, beside threatening to
kill him. And furthermore, Grisada be-
havcd in such a cruel and violent man
ner toward Badostain that he believed
the angry Grisada would make corpse
Of him. = Through fear of losing his life
or suffering great bodily injury, Bado'
self. For having been SO treated, Bad
O'Stain, who is not half as bad as his
name, now wants mucho dinero.
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contend against decisions OF the superior
court which have heretofore upheld the
ordinance.
The main points that will be raised are
as follows:
That the defendant was seized searched
and arrested without warrant ever hay
ing been issued. and is held under com
plant filed two days after said arrest and
unlawful seizure.
That the ordinance is unconstitutional
and void for the following reasons:
1t shifts the burden of proof in a
criminal case.
1t nulliies the statutory declaration
that all men are presumed to be innocent
until proven guilty.
1t seeks TO compel a defendant in a
criminal proceeding TO testify against
himself or to testify at all.
Itsprescribes a rule of evidence different
from The general rule prescribed by the
penal code. $50
II attempts to authorize justice of the
peace or police judge to impose an un-
reasonable fine or penalty in trivial
case
The hearing on the return Of the writ
is, set for Monday at . clock p. m.
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NOW THE KNOxS' TURN;
They Sue the American Fire Insurance
Company for Money Damages 49, <'f'


Company for Money Damages r'' 'f'.
o. C. Knox and Julia e. Knox, the lat
ter of whom was discharged lately in the
township justice court, during an exams
nation conducted against herself and Mrs.
Amelia Plate. who was held to answer on
the charge of arson, have commenced a
suit for damages against the American
Fire Insurance Company, of New York.
They alege that the corporation de-
famed Mrs. Knox, by getting Mrs. Minnie
Durham to swear to a complaint before
Justice Young, accusing her of completely
in the burning of a house on lightning
street, Pico Heights; that thereafter, on
March 5, she was arrested and was put to
great inconvenience in securing bail.
All matters contained in Mrs Durham s
affidavit are alleged to have been false,
and to have caused Mrs. Julia z. Knox to
suffer in her good name and reputation.
Besides this they had to. have attorneys.
which cost her $500. in order to defend
Mrs. Knox from the false ard unfounded
charge of an Infamous crime.
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r1usic in the Park

The following is the programme of the
concert at Westlake Park at clock this
afternoon by the Los Angeles Military
band. c
March, Kansas CITY Exposition, Rose.
Owe -ture Dichter und Bauer, Suppe.
Waltz, The Senator, Benedict
Grand Selection. Huguenots, Meyerbeer.
Medley of old Songs, Meyerbeer
Lime Kiln Club Soiree Schck.
Coronation March Folkinger, Kretschmer.S
Overture Tampa, Herold
Waltz. My Charmer, Waldteufel
Polish National Dance, Scharwenka
Intermezzo Ma cagni.
British Patrol, Asche.
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VISITORS TO TRAVEL
Halt Million Club and Editors Tour the
Country ,'t

Half Million Club and Editors Tour the
Country
The Hall Million Club will make its ex-
cursion to the beauty spots of Southern
California tomorrow as follows: 4
Leave Los Angeles a. m. Arrive at
Redlands 6:l5. 'sf -
Breakfast in dining car.
Take carriages and drive to Smiley
Heights and about Redlands.
Leave Redlands 10:40. Arrive at Col
ton at II a. nj. Transfer to Southern Cal
ifornia motor train for San Bernardino.
Arrive at San Bernardino IL 30. Drive
around the city.
Leave San Bernardino at 11:45.~
Arrive at Riverside at 1890. Lunch.
Riverside Orange Day entertainment.
Take carriages and drive down Magnolia
avenue and about Riverside.
Leave Riverside at 5: AS r. m. Arrive al
Cotton 6:15 p. nj. N'
Transfer at Cotton to special train. Ar
rive at Los Angeles 1850 p. m.
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A TEST CASE

The Six Companies viii Try to Beat
the Lottery Law
Attorney M. 6. Norton yesterday Sc
cured writ of habeas corpus from the
supreme court, which is now in session.
for the release Of Wong Hane, China
man. who is held on the charge Of having
in his possession certain lot cry tickets.
1t is understood that the Chinese Six
companies and other interested parties
have combined to make test case. !, If
the prisoner is discharged the city ordi-
nance now in force will be practically null
and void.
Mr. Norton has filed voluminous brief
and will make hard fight. He has to
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The Pratt Compromise

compromised the motions over which
they fought so bitterly in the courts for
several months. and an order dismIssing
the contest will probably be filed tomor-
row. After having spent nearly $50. 900 in
attorneys fees. the contestants are no
better off today than they were before the
suit was fled
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Judxments tor tlie Deputies

In the applications for writs of manda-
mus from the deputies in the several
county offices to compel Treasurer Elem
ing to pay the March warrants, Judge
York gave Judgment in each case for the
petitioners yesterday upon the same find
ings which were handed down in the Cook
case. The judf ments in all of the suits
will be appealed to the supreme court by
the district attorney.