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The record-union., 1895-12-06
NOTE AND COMMENT.


The dispatches say that the Pope
fears that war will break out in
Europe and that the interests of the
church viii suffer in the conflict by the
involvement of Italy in the scrap"
Probably. all interests suffer in war.
War is dreadful at its best But often
war, like a thunderstorm, clears the
moral as well as the political atmos-
phere. Someone has said that war is
a necessity for the preservation of pa
triotism. That is putting it too
strongly, but that it recalls people from
wild schemes of supposed betterment is
certainly true, and opens their eyes to
the privileges and bounties of the
present.
Some of our Democratic contempora-
ries take especial pleasure in speaking
OF Hon. T. B. Reed, Speaker of the
House of Representatives as the man
who will rule over the House" There
is no such thing as rule in this country,
and there are no rulers. Mr.. Reed will
preside over the deliberations of the
House. not rule" over them.
The German press does not relish the
threat of retaliation upon German
goods exported to America, as hinted
in the Presidents message. That is
probably exactly the effect the Presi-
dent intended his remarks to have.
If. as is probably true, the reply of
Lord Salisbury to President Cleve-
lands proposition to arbitrate the
Venezuelan boundary question is one
in the negative then the whole matter
will become a subject for Congressional
action. In that event there is not even
a remote doubt as to what Congress
viii do. It will vigorously assert the
Monroe doctrine, extend it to the South
American Continent and call upon
England to halt until the United States
is ready to permit it to acquire new
territory out of the Venezuelan tract
And that permission will never be
granted except it is by award of
board of arbitration.
When the San Francisco sensational
press is not engageu in abusing the
Southern Pacific Company and making
it out on paper ever so many kinds of
a food and rascal, it rests itself in
lying about the gentlemen connected
with the company and in discovering
railroad mares nests. Which has led
Colonel Crocker, so soon as he arrived
home, to say in print that one of these
slambang papers is IN danger of losing
It's reputation for truthfulness. That
The record-union., 1895-12-06

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention. Browns
Bronchial Troches will invariably give
relief 25c a box.
The record-union., 1895-12-06

MILLER BROS, 1116 street, carry a
full line of oil heaters.
The record-union., 1895-12-06
400 ACRES

McMAHAN ESTATE,
LOCATED IN SOLANO AND YOLo COUN-
ties. This magnificent property is now SELL
ing at
SOY go PER ACRE,
In sizes to suit the requirements of the differ
ent Purchasers. from ten acres up; easy terms
II you wish TO locate the choicest land In all
California, we VIII be pleased 10 mail you de-
tailed Information on application, with maps.
ETC.: something of interest TO either yourself
or friends In California or In the East who
may be seeking reliable information of lands
IN our State.
B0VEE, TOY CO.. Sole Agents,
No. 10 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
MWF
The record-union., 1895-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vehicles-Baker & Hamilton-Hardware,
Carts, Buggies, Carriages. Phaetons, Balm
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware Send for catalogue
The record-union., 1895-12-06
PHOTOS. Get Hodson's coupons from agents

T. B. REID, dentist, Masonic Temple,
Sixth and K streets. Office hours 9 to 8.
The record-union., 1895-12-06

Florence Blythe -Hinckley has re-
ceived her millions. Let us hope that
the sensational press of San Francisco
has now printed her alleged portrait
for the last time
The record-union., 1895-12-06

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by mill
icns of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
The record-union., 1895-12-06
THE DAILY RECORD.UNION

For one year. ..................s..S so w
For six months. Observation-Disclosures. w
For three months. Observation-Disclosures. l %
Subscribers served by carriers at fh-
teen Cents per week. In all interior cltles
and towns the paper can be had OF the
agents
The record-union., 1895-12-06

was sarcastic and witty. Lose? Had
the paper which makes Justification
an avocation any reputation to lose?
Mr.. Shaw, the shrewd and logical
reasoning editor of the Review of Re
views, replies to the claim of the Eng
lish press that England is an American
Power because of her Canadian pos
sessions, that according to that logic
Canada is a European Power because of
her relation to England, and France is
an American Power because she has a
strip of the southern continent known
as French Guiana. The logic of the
reply is wit, as well as reason.
The record-union., 1895-12-06

The German press does not relish the
threat of retaliation upon German
goods exported to America, as limited
in the Presidents message. That is
probably exactly the effect the Presi-
dent intended his remarks to have.
The record-union., 1895-12-06
S Shoes.

soe: several de-
styles Atmayer Leipsic sold So So
Sale Price, p2 75 a Pair
large variety AHandmade Fine Shoes Alt
mayer Lepsics prices, S. and So
Sale Price, p5 10 a Pair
Mems Russia Calf Dress Shoes pointed
Styles Values that Atmayer Lepsic sold So ST.
Sale Price, 81 95 Pair
The record-union., 1895-12-06
Shoes.

very large of Infants Chens Kid Foxed Button Shoes
variety desirable styles Some patent leather oxed with
vesng tops Leipsics prices Is
A5o Sale Price, 75c Pair
of Chden Misses Pebble
spring Atmayer Lepss price
81 pair Sale Prlce, SSc Pair.
The record-union., 1895-12-06

Always use joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla if you feel blue, dispirited or
melancholy. 1t is your liver that is
torpid.
The record-union., 1895-12-06
Don't take a substitute

Yes, it will do for you to take Joys
Sarsaparilla now.
The record-union., 1895-12-06

If you work in office, store or mine,
when work is done rest, take supper and
then go out for a walk, a ride or some
exercise.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-30

I On F." up 't
I'D M 4 nor 6rfJ,e .S.5ndard


Id M Eht5r 6tdic Standard.
In a report OF the proceedings OF the specIaI
meeting OF the chamber OF commerce given in
the SrANDAED Of Wednesday Jan aA ii il re-
lated that one Of the honorable members OF the
board OF county commissioners was present
ana presented startling array OF figures repre-
sentng the expenses OF the county which the
taNpayers must meet from year to year
why dlu not the = ntleman show the figures
during the last year OF the present admini,tra-
ton and Whi.e he was chairman Of the board
anu MOI the hsutes OF leJl-2 alone" The gentle
man also explained that I'm Silver Bow county
the ROAD work was system OF charity for the
Deneht OF the poor, who were given employ
ment on the county roads at So a day aud per
United 10 make bluff at working inst ad of
having support them outright. For the gentle
man TO IN axe such an assertion. he should be
ashamed 70 meet. face 10 face, an honest work
lngman who must earn bread for himself and
family by the sweat Of his brow Sir, Is A. a
dl>grace Tor laborer who cannot get work at
the mines or smelters In this city to seek public
work from this COUNT? say no, lie oupht 10
be honorable, honest upright in every sense
OF the word, but victim OF crcum.
stances aud should not be ciassed as a pauper
and believe | speak the truth when | ~ the
honorable gentleman has earned many "A dollar
himself by the sweat Of his brow and perhaps
II Dame Fortune had not smiled on him. while
Interested In certain mine near this city and
u the repuO lean party mad not shown such
ubefallty toward him. he might be sweating yet
Now, Mr. Commissioner. there are laborlng
men in this county earning an honest living
VINO might be as competent rs you To mn any
If you are employing the class OF men on the
fudds That you say, why don't You ~ county
cpmmis,loner attempt TO have Il stopped. i
not the road superV sor under rhe direction OF
the board Of county commissioners" Is NOT
the road supervisor supposed TO carry
out then directions" Why du YOU not hrIue
The matter up before your body can attention.
10 such matters while you are In session which
is Inc proper place TO discuss VI, and 20 on
record with your ideas.
There Is no objection 10 an officer OF this
county bringing matters before the chamber OF
commerce. or members Of the legislature that is
~ benefit 10 the taxpayers Of this county but 10
bring 10 light something that he should have at
I mpten 10 stop "a the proper source having the
power To do So, seems To cast reflections on In
HOcent parties, which is unbusinessliN and I'M
becoming man holding so high "a position In
IN county. ZIP.
Butte, Jan. -, 1896
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-30

We offer for sale this week one splendid
lpriGht Behr Bros. piano, Is second hand
but in nice condition. A great bargain.
Price, slO3.
One slightly used Upright Kimball
piano, q beautiful toned instrument, five
years guarantee. Slsj.
One Doherty a Co. parlor organ in solid
walnut case. so.
One second hand himball organ, a good
instrument and very cheap at this price,
So.
step in and examine the premium KIM
bali piano IN curly figured walnut with
arched pannels and fancy carved trestles.
etc. This piano has all the latest Im.
proyetnents anu designs and Is SAID to be
one OF the handsomest pianos ever turned
out OF factory. As 10 tone and act on II
Is simply grand. If you visl 10 purchase
\ strictly first class piano a. an honest
price, examine our goods. OETDN Bios.
3J5 North Main street. general agents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-30

". A. Smith is in Butte nov perma-
nently. Orders for piano tuning left at
the Smith Piano company, Park street,
will receive prompt attention.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-30

Go to the Rink oyster house and get the
best cup Of coffee you ever had.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
HOLMES HEARS HIS DOOM
Sentence of Death Pronounced Upon
Be2jamin Pitez,l's Murderer.
Betrayed No Emotion ON Hearing the
Fntcful Words and Walked
Nimbly Out of Conrt.

Phiiadclpbia, Nov. 3O.-Herman W.
Midget, alias II; II. Holmes, who was con-
Fictcd OF murder in the first acgree for
having caused the tipath In this city OF
Benjamin +. Pitczei, WIS this morning,
I'D the court Of oyer aDd termincr, refused
Drw trial and sentenced TO be hanged
The opinion denying the prisoner ii new
trial was delivered by Judge Arnold, it
having been concurred Ill by Judges Tina yer,
Wilson. ana Arnold. who heard the appii-
CsttIs'G or a new triai.
Holmes was placed IN the dock at 10
o CLOCK and ms counsel, McSsrs. Rctnn
and Shoemaker, look their accustomed
piaccs at the bar OF The court
District Attorney GRAHAM, who secured
the conviction of the prisoner, sat within
the rail and beneath the bench where sat
Judge Arnold before whom Holmes was
tried. But once during the delivery or
ins. sieDg,ny opinion uIu Holmes move in
his seat, and Then he leaned forward 10
c;itcII the words of the Judge s he said
that lit was the unanimous opinion or Tie
court tfaJ the N'IuicL cf murder III TIE
first degree is fully justified by the eyi-
d.Bce.'"
wnen Judge Arnold had .s,nclud ii pis-
trict Attorney Grailm moved Tor The
prOnouucinE of Juasnlcnt .pon the pris-
oner. TO Which there was no objection of
the counsel for the detcnse. Homes was
told 10 stand up ny the coart ,'erS. ana as
he did so every one in the courtroom aros..
with him.
1he cicfk then asked the prisoner the
usudi iut>tioh nave sch 'bS tiitbt t'
say why sentence or death 'hJJid roJ be
pronounced upon YOU
Nothing TO say at present" canle in
low tones from the prIsOn-r, ;r.ci then
followed tie sentence or the curt
DurIns Tie prUnouncing Jr The sentence
NeSsrs. Rotln aud Shosnl1 k"r S;tnG close
TO the prisoner, they iC3Din. an uIc rail
OF the dock. Holmes kept ?iS - IS IiNed
upon the judge, but he did at - rag any
consciousness Of the import II ne words
Then Holmes turned u rls guard and
with 'sTIIlf iS a !
glad il was over, he walked ,Iuj oil the
cuurtroom with Il niinoie tread, attended
by three officers.
Alter Holmes was sentenced he lad n
conference with Lawyer .tntaD and in
strhcted his counsel to have an appeal
Z ken to the suprenle court.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
MARINE BAND CONCERTS.
They VIII BE Resumed at the IE r.
racks Ipmprrpw

The orchestral concerts given annually
in the winter season at the Marine Bar
racks viii be resumed on Monday ucNt at
= y. III. These concerts have been a feature
in musical circles every winter, and VIII
he gwen TINS S,asOn by au orchestra of
thIrty-Jnc under TT. leadership al Prof.
Fanciuili. They wnl b. gwen in the band
room. which has been enlarged, rppaiuted
and otherwise conveniently appointed ior
these occasions. The audience il usually
composed the eiiiCrTs OF the army and
navy, their wives and daughters, and a
select gathering oil tie Invited guests.
At Tue s,cuEd Crneeft on itiiIorTpw
week VIII be played q Ww walt in the
spanish sty:e ny t-roI. .nCtUi... v a
has been dedicat.si To- Mrs- Hcywnud, wife
OF Col. Haywood. c0mrnandant of the Ma
rine Corps. = l-'FF.t
Prof. Fanciulli intends IL make these
concerts very enjoyable. He has now at
his Coniiuanu twenty stfInRtI INSTRUMENTS
which puIuber has neyeE bgiorc beea aVii-
ADJ" IN The Marine Band. th the otEcr
Instruments be viii be- enabled 10 direct
an orchestra uf from thirty To thirty live
pieces.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
CHAPLAIN SMITHS BOOM.
Reasons whv He Shouh Be Elected
G. 4 r. Dom T, mcnt CnnImn nder.

ThccuntCSt fort he department crmma nder
of The Grand Army Uf tie Republic To sue
,ccl Gen. Marion +. Anderson is going
on very actively. The lines are being laid
TO cle-t Department Chaplain Smith as
a.. iinsi John McElroy, for whom much
work has already been done.
The elections in the posts eCCur in the
first week in December, and al the same
Zine POST officers are chosen 3nu dele
gates 10 the department cncampmcnt tu
b. held in January Will be named.
partm"uj Commander burke said yester-
day:
yes. the choice of a department com
mander for the ensuing year viii he very
Yearly decided when post elect ions are
decided next week. We think Clapla in
Smith is the right mau for the place. He
is run of enthusiasm for tt" Department OF
che Potomac, knows nearly All the mem
b"rs personally and has the good viii Of
The morning times., 1895-12-01
ZEILA NCOLArS' PLANS
She VIII Write u Hook and Elevate
the Stage.

Jersey City. y. J., Now, 30.-A repre-
sentative oI The Unied Press intervl, wed
Z'ila Nicolaus tonight regarding lbc
settlement OF her SIu against George
Gould To recover S4o,DuOg Among other
things. Miss NIculauS said:
"A settlement has been made by M
Gouid, Dut 1 dn not Icarr To state the
amuont. J VIII nos sayiwhe,her received
$4,000 or o,oG0-mayb, 1 received
more. But this / Will sayLi have decided
10 write a book. II viii tell of my lie.
! intend to study harder than ever To be-
come an actress. heiodrama what ]
like. III star in some play, provided /
can get somebody to wu.e "A suitable one
for me. Some OF the newspapers roasted
me umcrciluily when / MADE my debut
a. an actress. They SHOULD nave been more
patient with me. TIE newspapers have
also Ia ken my character away from me
Tue dearest lining a young girl can have"
At tins point Miss Nicoiaus began Weep
inc, but she quickly recovered her self
control. Continuing, she SAID In Il cay
or TWO expect 10 start for ttc West, and
perhaps VIII visit my old bone in Wabash.
Ind"
Zetla and her husband are still at the
Hotel Washington.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
GEORGE GOULD SETTLED.
And Zelia Nicolaus Walked Ava,
with n SIOOOn Check

Jersey City, n. j., Nov. 3O.-Counsellcr
Alexander Simpson, for Mrs. Zeila NicoIaus
in her suit against George j. Gould, said
this morning in regard 10 the statement
printed in the morning papers that the
case would be dropped:
Il will neither ueny nor affirm tue state
meats published toaay about the alleged
settlement. 1t would not be proper for
me to speak of that. Ii Mrs. Runmaun
wants 10 say anything she is at liberty
to do SO.
Il will admit, however, that ey-Judge
William L. Hoffman and 4 were in Judge
Diiiou's Office IN the Western Union
building yesterday and that the suit VIII
not come off. IL Will not take place at
either. tie December term or any other
term"
Tne story is that Mrs. Zella Nicolaus- Rub
man called at the Western Union buil6-
ing yesterday afternoon and seItled her
suit against George Gould, IL is said, for
$4,000 cash.
besides the $4,000 cash Mr.. Gould. il
Is stated, agreed 10 pay all the costs Of
The action, Ill return Tor which Mrs. Ruh-
man signed papers leasing Mr.. Gould
from al further aunt rance regarding the
$4,000 check whicii She alleged lie took
from her, aud which formed the basis of
the suit.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
PACE WAS TOO FAST.
Oklahoma Men of Wealth Under Al
rest for Bank w reckiny

Perry, o. T., Nov. 3O.-A great sensation
was created in this Territory over the
grand jury returning Indictments against
prominent men who are charged with
wreckipg the bank here.
Four indictments each were found against
]. V. N. Gregory, who is a many times mil
lionairc, Of tEe STATE OF ii ichiCap. and VIII Ose
name has been used Ecre as the banks presi-
dent since the opening of the Cherokee
strip; Fred ". f3rrar. cashier of tEe late
First State Bank: Fred. Gum, n clerk in
the bank, ana l.. crry Richardson, ir., who
was formerly cashier Of the Firs; State
Bank, which was sold out 10 Farrar. Gregory
and others last June.
Richardson is rich ard well known in The
West and is lie son %. Il. Nj. Richardson
sr., who is the Wca!;ieSt man in Oklahoma.
and W as the probable ccaaGid;itcfor Governor
OF the Territory and is row n.nro. ratio
national committeeman.
The indictments are icr receiving money
on Gcpt ts,t in Tie iark wEtn i. YVES ID an
ing condition.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
INDICTED A JUDGE.
Sequel of II District Attorneys At
tcmpI TO Shield IL Sick MINI

New Orleans, Nov. So.-Thc grand jury
To-Day returned indictments against Judge
James G. Noise, one OF the two judges OF
the criminal district court, for slander and
oppression IN Office.
Inc indictment grew out uf an attempt
last TUESDAY by District Attorney butler
To enter a nnlle prosequi IN the case OF
Henri Bier, a capitalist, who had been
tried and cOnvictei ~ perjury, committed
III trying to hide matters concerning the
purchase of the New Orleans Traction
franchises.
Since his conviction Bier has confessed
and it Is believed his testimony is yitaiiy
essential in the trial of Maurice J. Hart.
Judge Noise refused tu permit the nolle
prosequi Ia be entered, and a heated
Coliaquy between court and district attGr-
ney followed, i'll which the coIrt was forced
into saying that he viewed the conduct of
the district attorney with suspiciun and
committed the district attorney to iail
for twenty-fuur hours for contempt of
court.
The latter official and the attorney of
Henri Bier brought the episode TO th,. at
tention III the grand jury, which was much
prejudiced against Maurice Hart, with the
above result,
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Thirty Davs' Resutte.

The New York CInthing House have gaineo
4 respite OF thirty days IN half the note
they gave to Bergher Br,is. of Syracuse
The original note was for Sl6. .SS5.1S and
efforts L. meet it in full. but found it
Impossible un account of the backward
season tu raise more than SIS, 600. They
notified Bcrgher Brus. TO that effect and
managed to get a renewal ur thirty days
on the balance. with the sure understanding
that 1t will be paid ON maturity
II viii lax their efforts tu The utmost
to do il. and their prices will be lower
than ever. They Will sacrifice every
suit and overcuat in the store TO raise tbs
money.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Neutrality-suspicious. In New York.

New York, Nov 30.-A T. Hrice. E. l..
Everett, Murray Hill; W. Nj. LeVeridge.
Imperial: K. ID. jackson, Negherland; W.
Myer. Misses Myer, Normdndie: Mrs $ c.
Neale, Holland; o. j. Earrctt, Vendome:
j. .. nuwcil, Norma rdie; II. May and
wife. ". c. Armstrong. Mrs. QuaItraugh.
Athena -le: Miss C.. IeV8ns. T.. ii. SchaTer
and wife. Imperial: I. j. Dougherty, New
York; ". {. Edwards and wife. Coleman.
J.. Keuney. Park avenue; c. A. o. Roseli,
Z. l.. Stevenson, st. Denis: 4. g. Thomp-
son. Grand Union; w. p. Scott, is at the
Holland spending college vaca ton; Mrs.
II. W. McNear aud Miss Eliza and F. W.
McNear are ut the Holland. Arson is
college student here, and this and the
season of opera is the object or their trip.
senator Hearst and family left the Neither
land for their Washington residence.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
CLEvELAND's swEAT-sHops.
Has More Than Any Other City Ex-
cept New York.

Cleveland, Nov. 30.-National President
Seegus Of the Garment Makers Union has
been in town several days Investigating
the sweating system and the result is APP
pailng.
He pronounces Cleveland with the single
exception OF New York the worst place IN
tnc niteu States for bu.iding men wuinen
and children INTO crowded, badly ventilated,
di!niy lighted routns, where tncy toll late
into the night. Girls irum twelve to SIX
teen years Old work thirteen hours a day
lOr . Neth, anu the poverty ANA desrl-
Gation of emp.uyes can scarcely be told
i'll words.
An organization will be effected Sum
day ani II is expected that severa! thousand
VIII Join.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Dnnrnrnrs Demeufin

David Gee. n colcred shoemaker. living
at No. Lille ThTty-fourth street, has been
in I slightly lenlented condition for the
past three weeks, and his strange actions
and threats have kept the women of the
house. in constant fear. Last night he
created great excitement in his neigh
borhood by threatening TO LiIi three women
and smashing up things. Word was sent
to No station rs to his conduct, and the
patrol wagon al once dispatched TO the
scene lie wac taken into custody before
anyone was hurt.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
IF ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
DR.. CZARRA,

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The morning times., 1895-12-01
HUNGARIAN PEERS DUEL.
Minister PerzcI Severly Wounds His
Adversary Herr A A,drcansky

Budapest, Nov. 30.-The :iIcl tciwecn
Herr Perezel, Hungarian minister of the
Interior. and Herr Andreansky, a n.em-
Der of the dict, growing ont ,f me Ian
SlaSe used by tue nIIister IN III. ,Ohrse
" dehiie IN the house with Enrr An
dreansky. took place today.
Tue minister. woo WAS Re challenged
party. chose swords as the weapJns 10 be
USED. lie proved 10 hc4a Ear ,hpre expert
sWordsiiah than his opponent. :Isd Herr
AEtireans.y was wo1B1ed n he bead, ear
AMI arm: His injuries are .;evcrr.
Kerr Perrzel temporarily :.,sigard Ills
norlfolio In order that he :right accept
Herr Andrcansky's challenge.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

most of thent. He is Il man Of sound iudg-
| meut, of energy and of high character
Nothing eodid be asked in the man at the
| head of our affairs that he does not pos
SsSS.
Then he saw service In thirt y-Dine en-
gagemeHts. Gnd his record shows him at
the trout with those who went in ai the
beginning ana mustered OUT at the Close.
IL has been ib" cC$ton Ia recognize such
service Aud thuyc j. every reason why IL
$40 I'D be- KEEP; in his case.
Mr.. Smith is rot IN government eni-
pluy aud SO Will not be hainneret by other
calls in The discharge OF the duties OF
commander"