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The Washington times., 1895-01-29

She Hurrahed for the commissioner-Annie
Foley an aged white woman, half frozen,
covered with snow, and full of laughing
whisky, stood on the corner of First street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest in the
storm last night and made a speech to the
figures on the Peace monument At inter
walls she would stop her discourse and whoop
out on the frozen air: ''Hooray fer Commis-
sioner Ross. He's a daisy" Policeman
Fitzgerald came along while Annie was at
the height OF oratory. summoned the patrol
wagon aud sent her in out OF the snow.
The Washington times., 1895-01-29

Fractured His Right Leg-A barrel on
which Thomas Smith, timer. was standing
while doing some work at Seventh and E
streets southwest yesterday tilted, throwing
him to the ground and fracturing his right
leg. He was attended by DR.. Cole.
The Washington times., 1895-01-29
MAN-KILLER CRAVEN RELEASED.
Alexandria Grand Jury Finds No Case
Against the SLAYER of Mills.

The grand jury Of the county court OF Alex
andria county yesterday took up the case OF
Thomas Craven, the Washington man who
on the night of December "a, last, shot and
killed Rueben Mills in barroom in Jackson
City. After examining II large number OF
witnesses the jurymen decided that they had
no case against him, Craven having acted
only in self defense. and moi true bill'
was returned upon the Indictment. Craven
WIS at once released and .eit for home after
being warmly congratulated by aiarge num-
Der OF his friends.
The Washington times., 1895-01-29

Ufice, and WHO reSiues at No.
30S X street northeast, Is a
Grand Army veteran. having
served CALAMITY in Company
X. Twenty-third Ohio Infan-
try (ex-President Hayes regi-
menD. Mr.. Shoemaker swears
before Walter A. Brown, not
'ary public, that he was a suf-
ferer for years from pyrosis,
chronic constipation, and gen.
eral arrangement OF the
The Washington times., 1895-01-29

Reports were received yesterday by Mr.. B.
q. Warner from the soup kitchens. Capt. J.
The Washington times., 1895-01-29
Executive Anti.saloou Men.

A meeting OF the executive committee of
the Anti-saloon League was held yesterday at
4:15p. m. in the Office of Mr. J. L. Ewin, irst
vice president, who presided over the meet
ing. A resolution was reported favorably
providing that the chairmen OF the commit
ees on legislation, cooperation, mass meet
ings. and literature should be ex-officio mem
bers of the executive committee. Chairmen
of committees were appointed as follows:
Col. John 7. Yina on legislation: Mr. James
L. Ewin, on co-operation; Mr.. Anderson s..
Taylor, on mass-meetings, and Prof. Stewart,
formerly vice president, on literature. There
will be an adjourned meeting of the commit
lee on Friday, at Alb p. M. to complete the
work of appointing committeeman for the en-
suing year.
The herald., 1895-06-08
|IFOR THE MANCHESTER CUP
Eighty Thousand People Wit
ness the Race
FLORIZELL WAS FLEETEST
The Prince of Wales Horse Had Easy
Running
The American Horse Banquet Was Not IN
the Race-6reat Enthusiasm
at the Result
FLORIZELL WAS FLEETEST
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
MANCHESTER, June 7.-Florizen,
owned by the prince OF Wales, won the
Manchester cup today against large
field, which included NJ. T. Dryers BAN
ouet. Florizell was iavorite in the bet
ting. to .. but the Americans VINO
turned ou ain large numbers, oackeo
Banuqet heavily; so just before the race
the odds were to 1, whereas fortnight
ago they were 20 TO >. Mr.. Cohen S
brown colt Greenlawn was second, l.
Buchanan's chestnut colt The Docker'
third. Each of these is a four-year-old'
The big race was witnessed by 1uily
so. 900 people. The enclosures ana tne
grand stand, as well as the Held were
packed to suffocation, and the spectators
had barely room to move. Banquet IL
was the first OF the cup-holders to MAKE
his appearance In the paddock. lie az
tracted the attention of the sports by ms
zebra-lilie covering. on which ms name
was scrawled in large irregular letters.
He was taken out OF the course ana
given a warming up gallop when florl-
eel III made his appearance be was sur
rounded by an enthusiastic crowd OF
hackers. His victory was popular one
and as he flashed under the WIRE the
spectators threw their hats in the ar.
while the ladies waved their parasols anu
handkerchiefs, and deafening cheers
made the wekin ring for fully five min
utes after. There was another outburst
when the band played God Bless the
Prince OF Wales.
During the race the Croker and"Dwyer
parties occupied the most prominent box
in the grand stand. Mr.. Dwyer stood
leaning against the rail OF the box and
was the coolest man OF the multitude OF
persons present at the race.
Croker and Dwyer did not speak en-
couragingly of the chances OF Banquet
II when replying to the inquiries OF their
American friends. The starting price OF
Florizel II was II to 4. The Prince OF
Wales was not present at the race.
Rodomont jumped into the lead at the
start. closely followed by Banquet IL, but
the American gelding was soon headed
by The Rush. The trio ran in this or
der past the mile post, with Rodomont
forcing the race at good clip. Rodo-
mont led into the stretch, while Banquet
II, who had been all the time in the
rear. pulled on the outside and soon had
Rodomont and The Rush beaten. TAX
ing the lead about 100 yards from the
finish, FloIizel won handily from Green
Lawn and The Decker, VINO finished Sec
ond and third respectively. Banquet
finished tenth.
The herald., 1895-06-08
THE WHISKY TRUST
All the DistilIeries Being Guarded by Armed


CHICAGO, June IA local paper
says: Every distllery in the United
States controlled by the whisky trust has
been turned into an arsenal. For nearly
month past United States deputy mar
sbals have had their quarters in the dis
tilleries. They are all heavily armed and
prepared to resist any attack that may
be made, or any attempt to take pos
session.
1t is not incendiares or dynamiters
that the receivers fear. A decision is
daily expected from the supreme court OF
the state which may have the effect of
precipitating hostllities. These may
take criminal form and add q new
phase of litigation to the legal troubles of
the trust. On the other hand they may be
of more forceful character, in the
nature of pitched battle with firearms.
The anxiously expected decision is in
the case OF the DistillinG and Cattle Feed
ing company VS.. the People, ex rel. the
attorney general. This is the case where
General Maloney filed information for a
writ of quo warranto, declaring the COM
pany to be AN illegal corporation; in
effect trust and existing contrary to
the antitrust laws of the state. He was
sustained by the circuit court. The de-
cision was appealed by the trust TO the
supreme court. and a decision is expected
within few days.
The herald., 1895-06-08
THE CARSON MINT SCANDAL
II Is Intimated That the Officials Do Not
Want Heney
The 1an Accused of Stealing $50, 900 Said
TO Be Living Openly at Hote!
in Leadville

CARSON, New, June Mrs. Heney,
wife of James Heney, the man supposed
to have stolen $50. 600 from the Carson
mint. today filed with the commissioner
of the United States court proposition
that II eney would voluntarily come to
Carson if his bail would be fixed at $4,000.
The dispatch from Arizona that James
Heney had been arrested WAS untrue,
as Heney is al the Hotel Nendome. Lead
vile, Col o., and has openly sent and re-
ceived messages to and from there. The
Tribune, in commenting on the action OF
the government officials in the mint
matter tn is evening. says that few peo-
pie believe the government detectives
and re resentatiyes really want Heney at
all.
The herald., 1895-06-08
A WILD MAN Gagged
A Famous Character in Sonoma County Sent
to the Asylum

SANTA ROSA, June Ben Buckley,
the famous Sonoma county wild man, !"
is now in the Ukiah insane asylum.
For the past twenty years Buckley has
been living IN an open pen on the Gun
ningham ranch in Blucher valley. He
refused to leave the place, even i'll the
worst part of the rainy season and was
content to lie in hole III the ground
during the hardest rain storms. When
the water got too deep to suit him he
would bail it out with his old hat. II e
lived mostly on canned goods and sell
dom cooked anything. He imagined
himself to be the president of the United
States and said he had been president
since the time of Washington.
The cause OF his hallucination was a
blow received on the head twenty years
ago while on the road home one night.
lie was assaulted by robbers and bauly
beaten.
The herald., 1895-06-08
INSURGENTS TOOK MANY PROVINCES
The Governments Possessions in Ecuador
Now Very Limited

NEW YORK, June IA II erald special
from Panama. Colombia, says: Advices
received here from Guayaquil, Ecuador,
say that the governments possessions
are now reduced to the provinces OF
Pichincha, Canar, Azuty and Lola, the
other eleven being almost completely in
the hands of the revolutionisis.
TIE four principal ports, Guayaquil,
Bothia. Esmeralas and Manta, are also
held by the insurgents, and the interior
provinces will be compelled to surrender,
although il is said that by the aid OF the
clergy they will be able TO hold out for
some time. General Alfaro has left here
to Join the insurgcnt forces. General
Flores ex-commander in-chief of Quay
aquil, has fled, it is supposed to Peru.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Naval Changes

WASHINGTON, June THE president
has approved the recommen dation of a
naval board and ordered the retirem ent
of Medical Director Gorgas and Lieuten-
ant Commander Carmody. The follow
ing officers have been promoted: Licu-
Blocklinger. Past Assistant Enginer Ran
son. Assistant Paymaster Reynolds Sur
geons Brennan and Myers and Past AS
sistant Paymaster kerbv.
The herald., 1895-06-08
A CRANK WITH A PISTOL
He Desired Audience With Queen Victoria at
Edinburg

EDINBURGH, June THE little
town of Ballater, near Balmoral, where
the queen is stopping, was startled late
this evening by the reckless firing of
revolver in the streets. The young man
who fred TIE pistol was arrested, and it
was found that he had in his possession
paper addressed TO the queen, VIII ON he
intended to visit The prisoner also had
a letter addressed to Mr.. Gladstone and
another to Mr.. Vanderbilt, whose
d.u ghter he shad he desired to marry.
A doctor who examined the young man
expressed the opinion that he was insane.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Arizona Bad Boys

PHOENIX, Ariz., june John
Slakard. United States deputy marshal.
will take three boys TO the reform school
at Pontiac Falls, Ills, upon instructions
rthur Parsons and Eugene Bicknell
who pleaded guilty to robbing the post
office. and Ramon Chaves. who pieaded
guilty to selling liquor to Indians.
Judge Baker gave the lightest possible
sentence, one year each.
The herald., 1895-06-08
A GRATEFUL EMPEROR
Letter Of Thanks From china's Ruler to
President Cleveland

WASHINGTON, June THE Chinese
minister here IN company with acting
secretary Uhl, accompanied by his Sec
retary of legation and Interpreter waited
in person on the president this afternoon
and presented to him a letter from the
emperor OF China, thanking him in
graceful terms for the kindly offices ex-
ercised by the United States in behalf of
the restoration OF peace between China
and Japan. The imperial communication
is in the Chinese language, handsomely
encased in royal yellow silk.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Arms for Nicaragua

the World from Port Lyman. Costa Rica.
says the arms on board the schooner
Hastings, which were reported TO be for
Venezuean revoutionists, really are for
the disconnected in the new state of
Zelaya, Nicaragua. Many Jamaica
negroes are arriving there. Reports from
the coast indicate that there is likely to
be very serious outbreak.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Business Failure

LANCASTER. Pa, June 7.-Execu-
tions fo1 $46, 800 have been issued against
II. S. Fisk IL Sons proprietors OF the
Stevens cotton mills, and manufacturers
Of cigars. 1t is understood the failure is
heavy one. Abraham Hirsch. dealer
in millinery. also failed, executions hay
ing been issued for 500 000
The herald., 1895-06-08
AS Hinton ave., Los Angeles "
TO THE PJRLIC; an

IOS NNGELFS CHLt Jufv
DR. WONG HIM 639 Upper Main 81:
DEAR SIR; take pleasure in adarng dy gEecsyived. cay
viii sav ~ tha alter taking your treatment foI
catarrh Of the head and throat, that i am lo~ nov
we'll, and ask you to refer to me sotisfr ars them
as to the efficacy of your treatment MINc ioufs
truly. Notsrv public
Garvanza. Cal
The herald., 1895-06-08
Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE DIS
~ solution OF partnership OF the rm OF Allen
a. Patterson, bicycle dealers. doing business
ct 40 South Spring street Los Angeles, W. }.
Allen retiring from said business, G. L, Pattcr
son continuing the business.
fSigncd) w. J. ALLEN,
II G. " PATrFGSON
The herald., 1895-06-08
A Steamer Ashore

QUEENSTOWN, June The British
steamer Davaur is ashore on Briggs reef.
-Four hundred passengers have been landed
by boats of the coast guard. The steamer
lies in an easy position and will prob.
ably float this evening.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Clearing House Report

NEW YORK, June THE following
table. compiled by Bradstreet' 5, shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage OF increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week a
wear ago:
The herald., 1895-06-08
Death in a Mine

BISMARCK, Mo-, June THE top of
theDoe Run lead mine at Flat river caved
In. killing Robert Penborty Robert La.
buyure and John Decrouse.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Los ANGELES. June 9. 1893.

Los ANGELES JUNE 3, IooO.
To THE PUBLIC: For over five years ! havS
been trou bled with nervous sick headAche ane %
liver complaint, didn'. seem TO hnd any nef
from the many doctors and medicines innt :
tried until / tried DR.. Wong Him, 639 oPPss
Main street. Lam now we'll. Yours truly,
MISS NJ. G. BROCk,,
AS Hinton ave., Los Angeles. CaA
The herald., 1895-06-08

Total. 23,674,220 l55
Not included in total
Not included in total because of no com.
parison with last year.
The herald., 1895-06-08

Cars to connect with steamers via san Pedro,
leave : +. r. Il. Arcade depot at 800 p. m.
and Terminal r. T. depot at = 10 p. IN.
Cnrs to connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot at 800 a IN.
Cars to connect via Port Los Angeles leave
8. T.. Il. K dcpot at 1;lO p. IN. for steamers
north bound.
Plans of steamers cabins at agents Office,
where berths may he secured
Z he company reserves the right TO change
the steamers or their days OF sailing.
For passage or fre eht as above or Tor tickets
to and from all i'm portant points in Europe,
apply 10 W. PAKRls. Agent
Onice l23l5 W. Third St, Los Angeies.
The herald., 1895-06-08
DIR. WONG H1M
HERB DOCTOR,

$50 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles
P.O. BOX 227. STATION c.
Los ANGELES, CAL, June II, 1894
To THE PUBLIC: have been suffering win
piles and kidney troubles for over nye ysar1
to relieve me short time since tried De-
Wong Him, $50 Upper Main street. and az
now well and strong, and consider MIN nfss
>-''' w. II. HILLYER.
235 s. Hill ST., los Angeles. Cal
The herald., 1895-06-08

Chntsworth Park-Leave from and arrive a
River Station (San Fernando street, only.
sSundays excepted. ASundays only.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18
SUNDERLAND.

During the storm last week lightning
struck the steeple Of the Union church,
tearing of the covering on the east side
down to the roof of the main building and
damaging the church slightly otherwise
1t is thought The heavy rain at the time
prevented the church from taking fire.
James Stone died at bis residence at
the Boro last Saturday aged 7G. He had
been a life long resident and was respect
ed citizen. His wife died several years
since and he leaves three children. lie
had been in poor heal b the past two years.
Rev. Mr. Field oiliciled IN the funeral at
Union church aud the burial was in the
cemetery near by.
Report OF school il Dist. No, ,, Pu
pills having neither absence nor tardy
marks, Bessie, Sarah, Alice and Fred Mat
tison, Edith and Clarence Hall. Not tar
dy but absent one half day Susie Hawkins,
Not tsrdy but absent. PIiny Wetherby,
Katie and Helen Gray, Perley Hsskin,
Winfield Hall, Jesse Bacon. Tardy once
only Ernest Hall. Martha Lawrence,
tessher
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

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aud return At p IN. rare Tor tue rouhu
TRIP s'.@'. e1''afrn 10 CTS
There will be 40 examination Tor can
dIia,es tor teachers 10 the common
schools, 10 the school house at Maucbest
Ter CcLitc, on Jolly ~ and %, also for
persous wlshtus to euter the State Normsl
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18
STATE NEWS.

Albert S. Stafford, we'll known in the Y.
NJ. c. A circles IN Boston, died Sunday,
the 18Th, at bis home 10 Dorchester, after
a lingering illness, Mr. Stahor was born
10 Halifax 81 years sgo.
At special village meeting at Bennlne'
ton, it WAS voted not to purchase the water
works, - to 1876 The vote virtually res
clnds previous action, and the commission
er, VINO had been appointed Immediately
asked to be discharged from further duty,
which va. granted.
List Jaue Dick Crawford brought his
twelve mout sold child, suffering from 10
hntiIe diarrhoes, to me 1t had been wesn
ed at flnr moaths old and had always
been SIC ly gave it the usual treatment
il puch cases but without benefit, The
child he pt growing thiuuer until II weigh
ed hnt litile more than when born, or per
Aaps ten pounds. | then started the faith
er TO giving Chamberlain Colo, Cholera
snd Duarrhoea Remedy Before one bottle
Of the % cent ~: had been used marked
Improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. Its weakness and
puu constitution disappeared and tie
father and myself believe the cbiId's lie
va. saved by this Remedy J. 7 MARROW,
NJ. D., Tamsros, ILL., For sale by c J.
Wait Crugslst
TIE fret electric railway 10 ,onthvest,
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/ ford, veut iuto operation Fr day evening.
b q. Hove osner Of the tao leading
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/ House sud Aveuue House has been fined
( 500 aud seuiebced 10 ,iIly days 10 the
house Of correction Tor violating the pho
bibitorJ LA,
/ Jouas Hseias, Sho lives 90 The Ess'
/ Proctor road 10 sAe tow Of BalIsnd, seen
( deutsIlJ sho, himself With = ~ esltber
( fife and Died iron loss Of blood before a
physci % could reach him.
/ Kutlsod has = ne~ park. 1t consists d
II scfes Of lsrd uitb shout 400 shade
tt,ss. 40 artificial pond 90 ZONE Of the
. loulsud !. 70 be constructed which sill Al
( loo abort 70 pleasure boats, ball nile
bicycle track is 10 be laid out and a nun-
Der Of ..ufs provided II is located wee,
Of Path sysuge abd Cresosut s'rttl tI'eaI
zion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18
EAST ARLINGTON.

William Shepard assistant portmsster,
snd three others took ride to LsnderdnIe
asst week and remained three days fishing
and enjoying themselves.
Robert Blair goes to Carsds West this
week TO VISIT bis parents He intends to
stay some time and enjoy, at this season
Of the year, that popular resort.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

Mrs, J .cob Smith is sick Dr. l., 5.
Arnold attends her.
G ". Harris is IN Weather sheld sc
ing uoaIug machine grinders,
Rev. NJ. H. Smith OF West Dsnyllle
lately spent short vacation with his par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. J Smith
Mr.. aud Mrs ". W. Abbott were re-
Gently called to Windsor by the death OF
their brother 10 law, Rev J. c. Enright
Visitors in town the past week: Net
tie Pike Of Sustton, stG. W. Harris, Mrs
f. q. Eddy OF Leominsler, Mass, at NJ.
A. Tbomsons', MI and Mrs, Herbert Wal
ker OF Ludlow at s. Thomsons Rev.
II L. Reynolds Of Burlington at Hiram
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