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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-23
NEWS AT SANTA BARBARA
The City Council Asked to Provide
Asphaltum Sidewalks
Sunday Closing Law VioIators Are Given
Another Chance-Several Burg.
Iarics-Brcvlties

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 22.-The
common council met IN regular session
yesterday Afternoon. NJ. B. NJ ;Duffie, on
behalf of the hoard of trade. presented a
nm m erously signed petition praying for
asphaltum sidewalks Throughout the
city. The matter elected much favorable
comment, and as there is no opposition
to this movement the council decided to
commence this WORK on graded streets,
and so instructed Street Superinten dent
d. H. Long.
Bituminous crossings four feet in width
were ordered palced at the itersections
of the following streets: Haley and
Chapala, Haley and Anacapa, Gotta and
Chanala. Four thousand dollars was
transferred from the general fund to the
street and salary funds.
Z The city attorney was authorized to
consent to proceedings in the cases of the
Sunday law violat1rs, and await evil
dences OF good faith on thu part OF sa-
loon keepers who have singed an agree.
ment to in future obey the ordinance.
BRIEFS.
1t appears that the indsfatigable deputy
consta BILE, Peter Storm, has again dis
tinguished himself. He has taken into
CuSlUuy JUN IlaWhSJ alido JIM DIOOkS,
who answers the description OF a man
wanted in Flagstaff. Ariz., for murder
committed there year ago.
Richard Aubrey and Mamie Emery
we're married Wednesday evening at
the residence of the bride parents. Eda
Schiappapietra served as bridesmaid and
Thomas Goux was best man. Only the
Immediate relatives of the couple were
resent.
Mr.. W. A. Manning, the well-known
jeweler. died at his homo Wednesday
evening after month illness. The
deceased was IS years of age and highly
esteemed in this community.
Rev. A. II. Garner of the Pres terrain
church performed the solemn services
this afternoon aau the funeral was we'll
afforded. The venerable gentleman
Hattie Msmnios a"d M anusn se,sba NJ
ParmeIle, OF this city. and son, A. B.
Manning, residing In Chicago.
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Finish Their Business, Congratulate Debs
and Adjourn Sine Die

Finish Their Business, Congratulate Debs
and Adjourn Sine Die
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Tne Knights
of Labor general assembly TODAY selected
Rochester, N. y, as the place for hold
ing its next annual meeting.
The asse mbly after long discussion
adopted by large vote the plan limiting
the service of general officers of the or
der, the master workman AMI members
of the executive board, secretary and
treasurer. to two successive terms. The
only officers this would apply to are
Messrs. Hayes and Mcguire, but there
was no purpose to make the change APP
ply specially 10 them. Those oranges
must be referred to district asse On blies Tor
approval.
siderstion is for the election of two men,
bers OF the executive board every year,
instead of having all four chosen at one
time. A final decision on this has not
been reached.
The report of the finance committee
was received and approved. 1t has been
expected that this misht excite some
or ticism. The committee found, how
ever, that the accounts were in the best
or order, but recommended that the MS
cal year of the order he made to end on
September 30th. nstead of June 3Oth.
This recommendation was approved.
The general assembly, after some discus.
sion, endorsed the boycott of national
bank notes ordered by Mr.. Sovereign last
spring. The use of militia in the settle
ment of labor troubles was condemned,
and the governments ownership OF the
biahways of commerce was advocated.
An invitation was issued to all the ma
tional and International unions to JOIN
the Knights of Labor IN grand labor
congress July 4th, 1856. with the purpose
OF harmonizing the organization OF iahor.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign was
elected a delegate to the International
labor union to meet in Lond next Au-
gust, with T. J. OReilly of Brooklyn as
alternate.
A gel eral boycott of the Lorillard To-
bacco company was ordered.
The following telegram was sent to
Eugene V. Debs at the reception ten
dered him in Chicago tonight:
Tn, General Assembly Knights OF La
Dor halls the celebration of your release
from illegal mprisonment as an uprising
of the general public against the intro
duction of autocratic cZsrism into repub-
lican institutions.
Resolutions condemning the supreme
court of the United States, the federal
judiciary of California and illinois. we're
adopted and also resolutions recommend
ing the election of federal judges by the
people.
Tonight the assembly adjourned sine
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Palates are tickled when menus contain
pastries nude with Prices baking
powder.
On tho Race Courses

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22-seven fur
longs, selling-Regan won, Long Dor
second, Imp Trentola third. Time, $50.
Five and half furlongs-Sch won,
Selkirk second, Last Chance third
Time, :0S.
Seven furlongs-Soimitar won, Rain
drop second, barnardo third. Time,
1891.
One mile-OakIey won, Happy Day
second, Hy by third. Time. :4oA.
Seven furonps, selling = Belle Boyd
won, Abb T second, Redington third.
Time, 20.
LEXINGTON, Nov. 22.-Five and a
half furlonrs-Iyerlie won, Bramble Leaf
second Miss Emma third. Time, 1:12N
One mile-Doctor won, Tenor second,
Crum baugh third. Time, l:45H.
Six furlongs-Old Center won. James
Monroe second, Onarette third. Time,
1:1734.
Five and half furloags-Letcher won,
Sir Wellington second, White Oak third.
Time, l:l1H.
Six furlonfs-Summer Coon won, Rich
mond second, Leonell third. Time,
1:17k.
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HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
The First Carload Of Canned Goods for
the East
A Rockpile Prepared Tor the Hungry Hobo.
An Appointment Under the
Civil Service Rules

SANTA ANA, Nov. 2l.-santa Ana
will tomorrow ship her first carload of
canned fruit to Freeport, Ill. This fruis
was canned by ]. e. Taylor & Co. The
firm has been canning fruit on small
scale for several yea s. The company
will perhaps be enlarged the coming
season
TIL. iron front in the new brick block
in Anaheim is being made by the Santa
Ana Machine and Foundry company. 1t
req lures about "a ton Of iron to make the
cast.
william william. the notorious hobo
who has been arrested several times and
gotten loose, made a break for liberty
yesteray. hut was caught by Constable
Robinson.
The Masonic lodge of this city will con-
vene Friday at 3 o'clock in the after moon
10, work in the third degree. An even
ing session Will also be held, to conclude
with banquet.
The western country across the river 10
enjoying pudding boom. such as was
never seen before.
The CITY trustees have ordered carload
of rock from San Bernardino and the
changang will be put 70 work at once
breaking rock tor paving the street. The
rock used is the same that was used IN
San Berssrdino street paving. 1t dement's
together and makes a solid mass Of stone.
F. II. Lamb. assistant }supsrintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, was in this city this morning and
made an examination of the hooks Of
Manager Wade, ana complinented him
highly On the way they we're kept.
The Plscentia Orange Growers associs-
ton has sold to the Placentia and Full
erton Warehouse company the building
in Fullerton known as the Orange Grow
erB warehouse for $1,000.
Mrs. Mary E. Gardner and I. Yelling
ton Gardner sold to Elizabeth Buell. forty
acres in section ~, township 8. range TO-
for $4,000.
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THE TROUBLES IN TURKEY
A Reported Attempt to Disarm
the Armenians
MASSACRE WOULD FOLLOW
The Often.Deceived Christians Refuse
to Surrender
Tho Sultan Grants Passage to Guardships
Through the observation-disclosures
to Restore Order

Associated Press Special Wire.
ECONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. %. - The
general situation 10 this country contin-
ues to inspire the gravest tears. Tsle-
grams received here from Marash late
yesterday, apparently considerably de-
layed by Turkish officials, say American
and other missionaries are again in The
greatest danger.
Adyjces from Sivas assert that as soon
as reinforcements of Turkish tooors ar
rive. Turkish officials will notify Arme-
mans they must surrender all arms and
ammunition. The Armenans OBJECT. as
this would place them at the mercy OF
the Turks. To this the Turks reply that
no harm viii, be done TO them as long as
they do not resist the authorities, and II
they refuse to give up their arms, they
will be forced to do so. 1t is asserted the
Turkish officials added if they are not
satisfied that arms and ammunition be
surrendered tEs troops will be ordered 10
attack the Armenians. officials OF the
diplomatic corps point to the TACT that AS
the Mussulmans of oivas are not to be
disarrped the projected measures against
the Armenians create a danger which
may have the gravest consequences. Inc
concentration of Turkish troops at Marash
continues as rapidly as possible.
The Turkish commander at Malash
continues negotiations with Armenlans
at Zeitoun, holding out all sorts of POM
Uses for their surrender. Bot the Arme-
mans have been so frequently deceived
that they apprenend Wholesale massa-
ere If they lay down their arms. Repre-
sentatives of the powers have notlhed
the porte they will not answer for the
consequences if the Zsitonn Armonians
are massacred. Armenians in this city
intimate surprise for the Turks is being
prepared at Zeitoun, and battle when
will show the Armenians are entitled to
freedom OF at least self-government will
be fought.
Probably the most serious feature OF
the situation a present is one resulting
from the demand OF representatives OF
Great Britain, Russia. Italy and Austria,
made to the sultan for allowing passage
through the Dardanelles to this city of
second dispatch boat or small gun boat to
be attached to each of their respective
EN- bassies. BY the treaty Of Berlin, war
ships of foreign nations are not allowed
to pass the Dardanelles without permits
siun of the sultan, and 1T hitherto has
been customary to allow one small dis
patch boat as guard ship for each OF the
en- bassies. The recent rioting and the
precautions taken to defend the British
and other EN- bassies havs shown naval
forces in the Bosphorus are hardly sutfi-
cient to cope with q serious outbreak in
or about the city. 1t is intimated at the
palace the sultan may decline to grant
the demand of the powers, and IN that
event they may take steps to send addi-
tional warships here without permission
OF the sultan.
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TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. Wbitelaw
REID, the veteran owner of the New
York Tribune, vas in Topeka for about
fire minutes today. HIS private car was
coupled to the Santa Fe California limited
which arrives in Topeka at 8 as. A num-
Der of newspaper men sent in their cards
and Mr. Reid received them in the read
ing apartment of his car. Mr.. Reid
declined to talk politics further than 10
say that Governor Morton is looked upon
in New York as being very strong, and
to his strength.
He said his health had been quite good
of late and ne expected to avoid the
dangers OF winter by living in warmer
climate. He is accom- panied BY Mrs.
ReiI, and tney will keep house this
winter In Phoenix, Ariz.
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lobby of the Phoenix hotel today, Chinn
saw him reach for his gun and knocked
Tim down, causing the blood to flow
freely from his nose. He then struck b i'm
under the left eve, laying open the skin
two inches. A bystsndsr pulled Cbinn off
AS Cadwallader got up he tried to shoot,
but Chinn got away He armei himself
and returned to the hotel In q fsw min
utes, but the police arreste CadwalladeY,
as be was threatening to shoot CHM.
and the latter's friends hustled him off
10 his home.
Charles McOafferty, the turfman who
tried to shoot Trainer AlcocE in this
hotel last night, is In jail on a peace
warrant sworn out by Alcock.
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COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS
Bradstreet and Dun Make Their
Weekly Reports
A CONSPICUOUS DULLNESS
With Marked Increase Ia the Number
OF Failures
Gold Shipments and the Unduiy Active Busi-
ness During the 81 MINOR Are As.
signed as Ruling Causes
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Bradstrset's to-
morrow will say:
The check to general tradeswhich has
been conspicuous for the past few weeks
still! continues. Unssasonably mild
weather and rains have intensitied this
feature, which is m ore conspicuous south
where the decline in the price OF cotton
and consequent check to shirmeAts are
held to be partly rsspon.ibls. But the de-
mand for pies incrsn sed ON the appear
ance Of seassnahls cold weather, the re-
suit being large orders for wsolens, shoss,
rubbsrs and holiday speciaities.
Exports Of wheat from both coasts Of
the United States and from Montreal th is
week flour included rs wheat) amount
to 2,9l6,U0 bushels, against 1926 900
bushels last week. S,s12, GOO oo bushels IN
the week yeara 60. 2, 764. 900 bushels in
the week to years ago. 3,65,00O bushels
three years ago, and as compared with
4,0S2. 900 bushels in the like week oil 1891.
Business failures show another marked
increase, numbering 1913 throughout the
United States, against 2S9 last week. 295
in the week year ago ana 35S in the third
week OF November, 1893. In the corrs-
spending week OF 1892 the total was only
1856. The bulk of the increase Is in the
middle and western sites.
Gold shipments and the foreign polit-
ical and financial complications have Kept
up bearish tone in the speculative mar
ket this week. The Withdrawals Of specie
from the treasury for export to Europe
have amounted to ~, $50, 900 and the treas
ury gold reserve is reduced to about $685.
000, 600. Tue strength of the exchange
market indicates that the outflow is
likely to continue, while 1T is considereh
i'm pr obable thai the treasury will order
another bond issue. Nor is thars m UGH
hope OF prompt action on the part of CON-
gress.
Wall street has not shown any unusual
apprehension over the gold ovement.
1t was influenced to a greater degree by
the belief that liquidation at London and
Paris in mining stocks aggravated by the
fall in the European government securities
due to the crisis in Turkey would lead TO
a crash. iris fear was lively at the be.
ginning of the week. 1t was partially
allayed by the more pacific aspect which
the eastern question has now assumed.
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BROWNSVILLE, KY. Nov. 22.-At
stony Point, this county, last night the
ca bin of Gibson Armstrong, colored, was
destroyed bv fire. His daughters, Nancy
and Fannie Armstrong. and his niece,
Moliie Whitney, were burned to death.
jane Wright. Armstrons's stepson, who
had quarreled with his foster father, IS
supposed to have set the cabin on ire.
He has fed but officers and neighbors are
in pursuit.
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BOSTON. Nov. %. - The press dis
patches state that the missionaries in
Marash are in the greatest danger, not
withdrawing assurances OF protection
given to Minister Terrell by the porte.
The missionaries OF the American board
referred to are Right Rev. |. o. Lee of
Owosso. Mich, and wife, Mrs. Clara Lee,
daughter of Rev. Cyrus Hamlln, D. D.;
tie Rev. A. W. MoCallum of Marysville,
Ont, and Miss Mary Hess of Owosso,
Mich.
Marash is a city OF Northern Syria at
the foot of the Taurus mountains, ninety
miles north west of Aleppo. 1t has q
population of about 10000 Turks and
Armenians.
LONDON, Nov. 23.--Tne Daily News
this morning publishes a telegram from
Van which states that the Kurds have
destroyed five villages in the eigbbor
hood of that town, and out OF the ID, 900
villagers driven away at the time of the
attacks only 5000 can be found.
The Standards Berlin correspond emit
says that Germany has decided that 1t
Will not gbe necessary to send second
warship to Turkey TO aid in bringin ing
About the Suppression of troubles there.
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A few days ago a gentleman stepped
to purchase a bottle OF Tip Top Cough
syrup. When asked if any member of
his family were sick, he replied: on,
no, but my wife feels that she must all
ways have Tip Top in the house" This
is exactly what every mother should do
keep lip Top in the house for emerg-
enoy cases.
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The Cabinet Meeting

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. The regular
Friday cabinet meeting today was at
tended by all the members but Secretary
Morton. The president was driven into
town from Woodley by Mrs. Cleveland.
He has been engrossso by his annu4 |
MESSAGE 10 congress fer some time and it
is believed this and the state of the
national finances formed tho topics dis
cussed at the meeting.
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Walters Case

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Government
officials today absolutely and smphsti-
oally denied that there was any truth in
the statement published today to the
effect that the state department finds that
Walters trial was fair and holds that the
United States has no substantial ground
on which to base demand for indem-
nitV.
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GALVESTON, Nov. 22.-By a boat
length today Hanion @.n the fourth trial
in the series for the English champion
ship on Dick inson river. The races now
stand Hanlon two and Bubear two.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 90. -R. G. Dun &
Co. weekly review OF trade will tomor-
row say:
Reaction in business there is none.
Efforts to explain it or attribute it to this
or that temporary influence are all
wasted. In every business men now per
coiue the fact that the purchase, in ad-
vance OF current distribution, which were
made when prices were booming, in
vulvsd Of necessity a season of Mailing
when the rises stopped and until thu
actual demand for consumption has been
measured.
Products are lower without disturbance
or sign OF panic. The moro sober esti-
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LONDON, Nov. OLA dispatch to the
Times from st. Petersburg says the re-
port gains ground that China has applied
to Germany for a loan and that in this
loan England will be invited TO take part.
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PARIS, Nov. GA dispatch to the
Matin, from Constantinople, published
today, says twenty villages have been
burned in the northwestern portion OF
the district of Aleppo, and the inhablt-
ants massaored. Kurds are gathering on
the borders OF the Euphrates, preparing
70 March to Syria for the purpose uf mas
sacreing Christians.
The sultan has offered rewards for the
arrest Of persons who recently post ed
placards at the mosques and in many
other public PAGES, exciting the Arme-
mans against the Mussulmans. A special
committee has also been appointed to
watch day and night until adequate re-
suits are obtained in the restoration of
order amt ng the Armenians.
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the Dardanellss Of a sscond guard ship
for each power, in accordance with the
REQUESTS OF the Austrian. Italian, Russian
and British representatives.
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LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch to the
Zines from Sebastapool says that the
Black sea feet which ten days ago was
Wdered to lay up for the winter, has been
yecomm ssoned and that the troops sta
toned at Odessa have been warned to be
In readiness tor active service.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 22.--Gsorge
Cadwallader, the we'll known tlriman of
Milldsle, Ky, attempted to shoot Joe
CAian, . LszAgt0a thurman, y tine
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kilograms for the following persons are
at the Western Union telegra phi office in
this city: Miss Ilha Cheadle, s. q. Wing
sad W. 4. Vansds Cool.
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The Suitan's Concession

SOFIA, Bulgaria. Nov. 22.-Advices
rom ConstantinopIe say the sultan has
senssntsa t. allow the fPsssags through
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Turkish DuDiicitY

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantinople says
that a iarge number of Turks were
arrested in that city at daybreak. They
were hurried to the harbor and placed on
board a ship. Their destination and the
reason for the arrests cannot be determ-
ined at this time. The correspondent
of the Daily News a. Constantinople tells
graphs that unless the courts which the
sultan has promised to establish in Ar
menia ar. carefully supervised there will
oe bloody assIze after the msssacres.
Some of these courts to be esta blished
have right OF rendering a final decision
upon all questions arising, and it is
feared that many of the Turks will take
advantage of this for the purpose of Sc
curing speedy and sure vengeance
while ostensibly complying with all the
forms of the law.
The correspondent also announces that
oil the foreign papers giving accounts of
the revolts of Arabs in the province of
Yemen, ARABIA, have been forbidden ad-
mission to all towns of the Turkish en-
pire.
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Miss Parloa, the great authority on
cooking, says the Royal is a good as any
baking powder can be. Desiring best re-
suits, it follows that she uses it.
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A Chinese Loan

Remembe to use much less of Dr.
Prices Baking Powder than of any otner.
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Always use Royal baking powder in
making up receipt or working from it.
The results are better and surer.
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Raw silk from Kansas oocoons is the
best. In this it resembles Prices Baking
Powder.
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Each Up to the Very Best
Direct from the mills to US,
and sold at about
Wholesale
Prices.

The Largest Stock and
Greatest Assortment of
Underwear of any retail
Mems Furnishing Goods
concern in the United
States.
All Extra Value.
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Children'S Shoes
Shoe Buying
and Shoe Selling

shoes well bought are not only half ssld.
buying them is never 'yold." Truly fit.
urg remarks about our truly ftting foot
wear. Our shoe SO ling IL strictly In tonch
only; buy for cash only, and thereby 50
cure the best for the littlest mon ,. We
sell for cash only, and sell the best only,
for the II test prices We guarantee quel-
tiles, perfect lis and mallest prices.