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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
TOO MUCH WORK.
Present Spccill Grand Jury Has More Work
on Nnnd Thnn II Cnn finnish.

From the character OF the witnesses now
being examined It Is evident that tho spe-
cial grand jury IS devoting most of the
time this week to n thorough invostiga-
tlon OF the manner in which the office of
the recorder of voters was conducted under
Charles s. Owsley. both before and after
the election. Deputies Thistlewaitc and
Bristow have already been on the rack,
and yesterday one of the most important
witnesses examined was Jesse Erskine.
who served as n special deputy undcr Re-
cordor Owsley during the election. Eraltine
was in the grand jury room for consid-
Recorder of Voters IL. Clay Arnold was
again called yesterday and was examined
at length. II is said that his testimony
in the recorders oiilCe when he took charge
q It, and that IT viii go far to prove that
ReGorder owssiey has not Of, Yet been called
by the grand jury, but II Is understood that
he is on the little list ana will be called in
Members OF the committee of safety and
others very intimately connected with
the work of that body have frequently inti-
mated that the committee was in possess
sion of positive information as to who
committed the notorious .forEertea In the
returns. so as TO count In keshlear and
Bremermann and IL IL evident that the
grand jury Ia now working to fasten that
crime ON the guilty parties.
Bradbury. who has already told the grand
jury great deal about the methods of tho
gang IN the Second ward. has not vet told
all that he knows. and he is 10 be called
again. He was around the grand jury room
for a good portion of the time Yesterday
but was not recalled. II is expected that
he VIII. go on the stand again to-day and
complete his story.
Other witnesses who We're examined yes
terday were George n. Petty. ex county as
SCISSOR, and County Clerk T. II. Crittenden.
Ham!lton Porter and George Clay were
also called In connection with the Sixth
ward matters.
The grand jury has suhpoenas out now
for thirty. or moro new Witnesses and new
ones are being added to the list every day
50 II will be seen that the work of the
body, instead OF being nearly done. as
doubtless many member of the gang is
Neal admits now that the special grand
jury cannot finish the work of investlga-
ton, aud that the regular grand jury, which
WIN be called for the April term OF court
will have 10 take II up and carry It on.
He gives It out further that It Is the IN
tcntton of the prosecutors 10 go on TO the
end in sitting out the crimes and the Grim
nals II 1t requires two years to do 1t.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
PERSONAL.

J, NJ. Clements. Paducah, is AT the Coates.
j. ]. Welch, Hutchinson, Is at the Coates
r. " Rennon. Providence. r. L.. is at the
Coates.
H. II. Brown, Parsons. kas., Is at the
Coates.
R. ), Thompson, Hutchinson, is at the
A. n, Rich. New York, is at the Coates.
r. II, Wright. FL Reno, I. T.. Is at the
j, y. Pcrnroy Boston. is at tho Coates,
II. w. Topping, 81. Paul. Is at the Coates.
d. j. Woodward, San Antonio, is at the
aehe b9Sat 81 sa No. was sas II ho ey fs ast
evening ana registered at the Savoy.
MI A, Il MsarShant. 1f omasiha repre-,
at the Coates House yesterday,
Mr. Thomas z, pur9y and Air. 4, 4. AL
len OF the MIS- Mlssoari kS5ns9s an c,y q Texas
c. L. Wilson, city, Is AT the Victoria.
J. Biggs, 81. Louis, Is at the Victoria.
G, a. Emmerson, Amsterdam, Is at the
Victoria,
George II, Buclsner. Colorado Springs, is
at the Victoria.
Albert Crayens and wife. St. Louis. are
at the Victoria.
o. l.. Bea!sey. Pleasant Hill. Mo, Is at
tho Victoria.
II. o, Hettr!ck, Ottawa. Kas,. is ut the
II, A. ]. Sexton. Chamois, Mo-, is at the
Victoria,
A. Duncan, of Bronaugh, No., was at
the New Albany yesterday.
w. +, Garner. OF Humboldt Neb. Is at
tho New Albany,
Frank Stewart OF Council Grove, kas.,
Is at the New Albany
j. A. Stevens and son. OF Garden City,
Kas., are at tho New Albany,
John Blase and r, S. Haekley, OF Hig-
ginsville, Mo-. are at the New Alabny.
George Tauber, for many years city clerk
of Topeka, now steward of the Deaf and
Dumb asylum ut Olathe. was at the Cen
tropolis yesterday.
patrick, OF Fredonia. Kas,. are at the Mid
land hotel. Congressman kirkpatrick. who
came 70 the city with them, left yesterday
on business trip out of the city The
ladies' are 10 remain IN the city for a few
days
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
When the chm Mist of the Mornings

earth, It will be well for you before ventur-
ing into the raw, vaporous air. charged.
perhaps with the seeds of malaria. or pro-
vocative of rheumatic twingcs, to take n
wineglassful of Hostetters Stomach Bit
tors and thus shield yourself from atmos-
pher.c influences threatening 10 health. II
you happen to get showed, sleetea or rained
upon. use the same preventive, and avoid
the Rheumatism or u dangerous cold. The
agreeable warmth infused into the circu-
lation by this genial stomnchic, its invig-
Grating and regulating properties. commend
1t TO all uppreciative of tho fact that pre-
vcnt!on III better than cure. Use the Bit
tiers for dyspepsia, bliousncss nervousness
and kidney trouble. sick headache and de-
bilirV
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
A Good rhipr and Nothing to Paw.

Just see what DR.. Greene offers to do for
all weak and suffering people. He is the
most successful living specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases. His un-
paralleled offer to consult with anyone,
free of charge. by letter correspondence,
is doing wonderful good; II you have any
Complaint which you do not thoroughly
understand. and which you would like
cured, write the Doctor letter stating
trouble you, He will answer 1t, giving a
complete description, of your case, explain,
ing the meaning of every symptom, and
telling how you can surely get, well and nd
TO each letter, and explains your case so
thoroughly that you understand exactly exactly
you have no Doctors fees 10 pay, and you
don't have TO leave your home: The Doc
tor makes a speciality of treating patients
through letter correspondence, and they
nearly always get we'll He is the discov-
erer of that wonderful medicine, DR..
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve rem.
edy. Write to him at his office. IS West
Fourteenth street, New York city, and you
will undoubtedly be made strong and we'll.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
AUCTION!

To-day March 90 at 7l2 Walnut ST., op-
Sale of a lot of new body Brussels carpet:
also a lot of second hand Brussels and
Ingram, one line bookcase ANA secretary.
folding beds, one spring edge silk plush
couch; one extra ilne extension table, cost
sidrboarGa purlur furniture, bedroom suits
in OAK. walnut aud ASH. lace curtains.
shades. toilet sets. lamps, pictures, mat
ting, ruSs, Cruckegy, glassware, nice lot
rockers and center tables, gasoline, cook
ing and heating stoves mattre sses, springs,
lounges, bedding, one walnut desk, one
Peerless organ, one square base burner.
outside sales a specially.
Tel 26,T. AuctIoneers
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
CRIrrENDEN's DISCOVERY.
Says the Certificate of Nomination of u
wostport Candidate Is Invalid.

County Clerk Crittenden yesterday an
nounced that he had discovered that the
certificate of nomination OF ~ Ju-
lius Boeber, Republican candidate for
collector of the city Of Westport at the
coming election. had been so altered since
il was filed In his office that 1t would prob-
ably invalldate Mr. Bocber's rights to run
at the election. The law requires the GER
tiiicate of nomination of each candidate i,1t
TO be on record in the county clerks once
ia now TOO late for new certificate 10 be
filed. The alterations We're made, Clerk
called at the county clerks office and cor
rected an error of omission i'm IN making
out the Ger'eat's eel, tnstee Hr of the peace
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
COURT OF ArrEALs AT FORT SCOTT


Fort Scott, Kas March lo.-rhc Kansas
court OF appeals for the southern depart
ular session In this city to-day. Judges
W a. Johnson. Of Garnett: \. w. peH!son.
of Ei Dorado. and T.. c. Cole. OF Great
Bend were present. The court fixed the
following time and places for the regular
session OF the court: At Fort Scott ilr.t
Tuesdays OF March. June and November:
and October at Garden city, first Tues
days Of February. September and Dscem-
ber. The court appointed Victor Murdock,
of Wichita, as clerk for the Central di-
vision and J. L. Pettitphn. OF Hugoton.
clerk of the Western division of the South
ern department. An adjournment was
then taken until the regular term.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
VERY CLOSE SHAVE.


EX-County Collector Il. ". Hayes filed
with the county court NJ Independence
yesterday his final report. According TO
this report, Mr.. Hayes salary for the year
ending March g. 1895, was $9,995.5l. The
constitutional limit under the old salary
law was $4,000, which makes the eX-col-
lactor miss the high water mark by si.il.
close shave.
During the past year Mr.. Hayes received
for tho months of January and February,
he has turned in secs. or the total COM
missions collected S6.l25.G7 was used to de-
fray the running expenses of the office.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

Tho following couples were yesterday It
Name, Age
Frank c. Adams. Kansas City. y........... 80
Anna l., Short, Pleasant Hill, Mo....... 2l
Eddy N. Dewey, Kansas City..,.....,.... 20
Ida NJ. McLaughlin, Kansas City.....,. 20
Otto Bergman, Kansas ,Gity..."..-.-.". q
Emma I<Ieser. Kansas City..,....,"...... SO
william r. Cone, FLORENCE, Kas..."..-.. q
Neiiio Stetler, Florence. kas.,,.........., 90
THOMAS Anderson, Rosedale Kas.,...... tS
pronie Rowland. Rosedale, Kns....-..... 20
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
CALDWELL HAD NO BOOKS.
The Information Impaired TO County Ac-
Countant Smell.


countant Smell.
Attorney Richard Smell. the newly ap-
pointed assistant county counselor, who Is
to audit the accounts of the county Off
cials would have an easy job II all the
offices in the county were run after the
manner that the county clerks office has
been conducted heretofore. Mr. Smell
went to tho county clerks office at Inde-
pendence yesterday and inquired for tho
books of the county clerks office kept
during the last administration. He was
told that lie would have to go to Kansas
City for them. When he reached the office
in this city and asked County Clerk Crit
tenden for the books kept by his prede-
cessor County Clerk Caldwell. Mr.. Smell
was not referred back TO Independence for
were no books; that there were no ac-
counts kept only such incidental entries
as might appear here and there among
the court records or in the records OF
other contemporaneous county officials.
What" asked Mr.. Smell do you mean
to tell me that there were absolutely no
account books kept by which the finances
of the county could be footed UP and bal
anced in this office. which is supposed to
be the headquarters for all county busi-
He was informed that there was no sys-
tern of accounts beyond that already
stated. -
Mr. Smell also called upon Circuit Clerk
Stonestreet yesterday afternoon to get at
the records OF eX-Circuit Clerk Noland in
order to commence work upon them, but
MIR Stonestreet was not at the court house
yesterday afternoon.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
Tho Pardon Revoked.

Peter Foley Is O sadder and a wiser man
to-day. lie Is iangpishing i1 the work
house when no s.r might ,bs haye We. been FREQ
time ago, and had two monihs yet 10
serve. The mayor issued pardon. which
was one of the men who tried to break
out night before last. aud yesterday the
pardon was revoked
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
Births Reported,

The following births were reported to the
board OF health yestarday:
Laird, j, y. and Helen NJ; boy; 4l6 West
Kuhn, Christian and Bessie; boy; 22lo
Grove; March II.
Jones, Fletcher L. and Elizabeth L.: boy;
2l2o Kansas; March IL.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

A nice little scheme to reduce the salar-
les OF tho city officers to be appointed by
the mayor next month has been neatly
nipped in tho bud. The scheme was evolved
by Democratic members of the upper
house hut II will not be tried now. Tho
charter provides thnt the salaries of ofll-
GERS appointed by tho mayor known as
the five charter officers. cannot be re-
duced during their term of office. and the
change must he made at least thirty days
prior to the beginning of the fiscal year.
The thirty days expired yesterday. and 1t
ia now too late to make the reduction.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

Ed Froisy. the notorious employment
agent was again arrested yesterday on q
out OF 81. The arrest was caused by Will
lam Baber., who claims that Froisy told
him he would secure him work at the Mid
that amount and was sent to the hotel,
but when he arrived there found that
chef and that there was no position for
him He asked Froisy To return his money
and Froisy assaulted him and kicked him
at No. 6ls Main street. to the sidewalk.
Many complaints have recently been made
AGAINST Froisy. He will be arraigned for
preliminary hearing before Justice Case on
March o.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

acient Cough Remedy, buy DR.. d. Jayne's 8
Expactorant. 1t may cost you the dollar,
hut may also save you many more dollars.
topether with much danger and suffering,
for you will then have the surest known
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

100 cards from plate.-. so
We are also adjusting prices on our goods
to meet the present disorganized condition
of the jewelry business In our city,
Don't be misled by large discounts based
on fictitious values.
CADY & OI.MSTEAD,
JsWslers and Statinnsrs-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20
|DsDEL..AP'S VT, :;S W.
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AND NIGOK IOK MANI.

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ergy. a positive and guaranteed remedy
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over-excrtion, Youthful Error in early life,
and inveterate use of tobacco or other
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world renowned and famous French rhysI-
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For sale only by JOHNSON BROS.
Druggists and Chemists,
llO7 Main ST., Kansas CITY. Mo.
Sole agents for United States. Mail or-
ders promptly attended TO,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-03-20

When you suffer from sick headache. dizzl.
ness. constipation. etc, remember Carter's Lit
tie Liver Pills will relieve you Ono pill Is
dosa
The record-union., 1895-03-25
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
1t Prefers to Iudorse Some Labo
Union Representative.

1t Prefers to Iudorse Some Labor
Union Representatives.
At a special meeting of Typographical
Union No. As yesterday afternoon the
following resolution was passed, which
speaks for itself:
WHEREAS, The Sacramento Council
of Federated Trades at its last meeting
adopted set of resolutions recommend
ing ex-senator G.. @. Goucher for the
office of State Labor Commissioner OF
California; therefore be it
"ReS0tred, By Typographical Union
No. rs, which is affiliated with said coun-
Gil, that 1t deems such action hasty, with
out due regard TO the true interests OF
labor throughout the State of California:
and
"Resotved, That this union protests
against said action, believing that the
council should recommend some recog-
nlzeu LABOR union representative in pref
erence TO all others; and
"I1eSot03d, That copy of these resolu-
tlons Oe sent to the Council Of Federated
Trades with request that said organiza-
ton reconsider its action"
The record-union., 1895-03-25

his incorporate assaults upon those who
favored it. The feeling in the East is in
favor of settlement of the railroad ques-
ton and opposed to Government owner
ship Of railroads. 1 found quite a num-
Der of men who would favor abandoning
the entire claim of the Government rather
than have any more trouble about the
matter. l think that had the proposition
to pay the principal and forgive the in
terest on the debt. as last reported by the
Pacific Railroad Committee, been brought
before Congress for a vote il would have
been carried by very large majority"
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Want an Esrate Divided.

Ann II. Short, Josiah S. Hickman.
Debora Dolan. Henry w. Hickman, Il.
Harbeson Hickman, Peter w. Hickman,
Sarah J. Long. Catherine W. Townsend
and Richard Hickman, Jr., heirs at law
OF the late Richard Hickman, have De-
utlOned the superior Court for a parti-
tlOn OF their share of the estate, which
consists OF nine-tenths of certain sum OF
money and the same proportion OF the
fractional block west of block in Gait.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
a Receiver Aaked Eor

Nclice has been filed in the County
Clerks office by the plaintiff in the suit
OF T. Z. Scott against 0. E. Hotchkiss,
an action for the foreclosure Of mort
gage on the latter's property, consisting
Ut Z53.90 acres on the Rancho Rio de Los
AmerIcanos, i'll Brighton township, to
enforce the payment OF a promissory note
for $1,000; that the Superior Court will be
asked on the 18th instant TO appoint Frank
Hickman Receiver 10 take possession OF
The mortgaged property. and hold it until
The determination OF the suit, and apply
the rents ana profits of the property TO
the Satisfaction OF the note
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Held to Answer.

Sebastian Amberger has been held to
answer by Justice of the Peace Henry for
an assault with intent to commit murder
on Henry Wagner in boat on the river
opposite Bryte's ranch on the l4th inst.
Amberger and Wagner are fishermen,
and on that day they become involved in
dispute ABOUT their respective rights to
casttneir nets in a certain place. Wagner
claims that Amberger struck him with a
pike-pole and then drew knife on him
ana threatened TO Kill him.
Justice Henry thought the case one that
should be decided by jury, and accord
ingly held Amberger to answer. His bail
was fixed at 500.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
The XNIge-Beater,s Case.

Mrs. c. r. Gregory on Saturday swore
to complaint charging her husband
with battery. Gregory on Friday alter
noon beat his wife, and when he was ar
rested in the evening by Officer Maley he
fought like u demon.
lie acted as though insane, but officers
who know him say he pretended to be in
that condition. His rawlings were caused
by an over-iudulgence in bad whisky,
ana ke is now as meek as lamb.
Ohlcer Maiey put a charge of being
drunk against him Friday night, but in
the Police Court on Saturday the case
was continued until this morning.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
struck a Rock

Train No. l, the Eastbound overland,
struck rock that had rolled down on the
track Saturday night near Mystic. The
engine and mail car were ditched, but no
one was hurt.
The second section of No. 10, freight
train, which left here early yesterday
morning, ran into the first section at
Arno. the fog being so thick that the en-
gineer did not see it till too late. No dam
age was done, however. except the smash
Ing OF the coboose. No one was hurt.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
a saturday Nfcht shindv.

4 man named James Cronan was ar
rested by Officers Wilson and Douglas
Saturday night for being drunk. 1t was
discovered that he had been cut on the
head, and had received knife stab back
of the left shoulder.
lie had been engaged in row before
he was arrested, but who stabbed him he
could not or would not tell.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
I.ookInr fnr FIrera-

Monroe Salisbury and Andy Mcdowell
were in the city yesterday. They are
looking up equine talent for their string
OF trotters aud PAGERS that will start for
the East ID q lew weeks. There are some
very promising colts IL this vicinity, and
these noted ACrsemen have been LOOKING
them over
The record-union., 1895-03-25
GraveIIo,s neutence.

Superior Judge Johnson an Saturday
continued the sentence OF Giovana era
Yello, convicted of manslaughter for kill
ing Dominica Ravero, until this morn
ing.
q. B. Brown, the defendants attorney,
announced that to-day he would proba-
bly, move Tor a new trial.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
The UncIea Got Iefr-

A game of baseball was played at
Woodland yesterday between the Uncle
Ikes of Sacramento and the Woodland
team, resulting in the defeat Of the
iormer by score OF % 10 ,. Ihis is tie
sixth team from Sacramento defeated by
the W Woodland boys this season.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Military Rife SHOOTING

The pleasant weather brought out 8
large crowd of military marksmen to try
their skill at target shooting. The high
est scores of the day were two AIS, made
by Sergeant Fields and Private Hover
ton.. Following are the company scores:
The record-union., 1895-03-25
PardoneI TOR .innn Cause

Governor Budd on Saturday pardoned
Mae Smith, convicted of vagrancy in The
Justices Court in Coiusa County last
month, and sentenced 10 20 DAYS in the
county Jali. The woman Is about to be
confined.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Money for SnInior.

The Grass Valley and Nevada City
military men will be paid by Colonel
Weinstocll, for their serv,cas 6nriD, tba
strike, on Wednesday evening naxt and
the officers and men at Auburn on Thurs
day evening
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Pelicans at the Trap.

The Pelican Gun Club held it's first
live bird shoot of the season at it's
grounds north of the levee yesterday.
John Gerber carried off the honors with
clean score:
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Appoiutod nncni,..,.

j. 2. Smith has been appointed Re-
ceiver in the foreclosure suit of Em,r a
Faure against Sara e. Brown. His hond
was fixed at $1,000.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
EXPERTS PEERRTS AT TRAPS AND TARGETS
Scores Made Yesterday With Shot
gun and Rifle.
How the DIuerocks We're Pulverized
and the Bqnseyes Peppered by
Local Marksmen.

The knights of the shotgun and rife
were out i'll full force yesterday. The
game shooting season having closed,
sportsmen have now taken to trap shoot
ing. and thus they will keep in practice
during the summer months. There was
quite number of shotgun experts at
himbau IL Upson's new shooting
grounds near the American River yester-
day. and several matches were shot at
bIuerocks. The electric traps worked to
charm. The following scores were
made:
The record-union., 1895-03-25
CHANGED DAILY Foz wE1Nsrocz, Lys1g 8 CO.
Short, Stout
Men.

There are many Short, Stout Men
in Sacramento who think they must
go to a tailor for their Clothing in
order to get fit. They probably do
not know that we have Ready-nade
Clothing cut especially for men of
their build. Even as low as $40 we
have Gray Tweed Suits for them, that
in make, material and general ap-
pearance compare favorably with
Made-to-Order Suits at twice the
price, while at SIS we show Suits
that some of our leading business
and professional men find good
enough for their use,
Whether short, stout, lean, tall or
Of regular build, it will certainly re-
pay you to see our new Clothing
before buying Spring Suit.
The record-union., 1895-03-25

THE JUDS6N EXCURSION FEsf 1oE al ,ssHss Pojnts
Sacramento every TUESDAY. Upholstered
cars and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Cali on C. ]. ELLIS, Agent 3. 2. Co..
Sacramento. or address JUDSON & CO., 10
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Notary Public.

Governor Budd has appointed Med. r
Venable of San LUIS Obispo NotarI
Pub!ic.
The record-union., 1895-03-25

DIED.
FRANCE-In this city. March 23d, Alice,
Wife OF Henry France mother OF Mrs. j. !.
Bauer, Mrs. Thomas Showler and Mrs. e.
Hammond), a native OF England, aged 70
years.
ES-Funeral strictly private.
HAMiLT0S-In this city, March 21th.
James, husband OF Flora Hamilton, q ma
tive OF Peons yiyania, aged IS years.
LDREN-In this city, March 23d, Mahon
MaidIen Gather OF y. j. Waldren OF this
city. Mrs Martha j. Kincade OF san Fran.
CISCO Mrs.. i. Mics and George Waldren of
Sua@aioupe, Santa Earbar;l County, Cali
formal n9ilHe of Ohio, aged 50 years.
As~ ssemains Were sent to Lincoln for in
terment.
The record-union., 1895-03-25

Pattern Suits, crepon effects, latest
style and shadings and no two pat
terms alike, at S., s., $40, SI2 so
and SIS suit.
The record-union., 1895-03-25

CoRoNADoW ATER McMorry, sole agont
Groceries and provisions. 53I NJ street. !
The record-union., 1895-03-25
Jackets.
81 IS.

Pretty Jackets, cardinal or navy
blue, with braid and gilt buttons, for
children to years. Price, s. 25.