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The herald., 1895-07-09
Troubfous Times In Salvador

SAN SALVADOR, July 8.-Arrests
continue to be made here daily in con-
nection with the attempted kidnapping Of
President Gutierrez. The garrison is
under arms night and day and enlisting
eminent is distrustful of the regular
troops, as it is known that many con-
spirators are in the ranks. An angry and
drunken mob which has been gathering
IS source of much alarm to the govern
ment and those citizens who desire to
avoid an uprising The mob is being
harangued by students. who are bitter
against the government. Posters are up
over the entire city calling on President
Gutierrez and his cabinet to resign. 1t
is openly asserted on the streets that
some of those arrested during the kidnap-
ing affair have been shot.
The herald., 1895-07-09
WILL BE DISBANDED
National 0uardsmen Who Preferred Cyclin
to Parading

National 0uardsmen Who Preferred Cycling
to Parading
DENVER, July S.-A special to the Re-
publican from Phoenix, Ariz., says:
Adjutant-G General Schwartz of the Ma
tional guard of Arizona tomorrow will is
sue an order disbanding the companies
Of the First infantry stationed at Tue
son. A general court-martial has been
ordered upon the officers. and the nom
commissioned officers, prior to dishonor-
able discharge, have been reduced to the
ranks. The company has been known
aslthe Mexican company of the regiment.
being mainly composed of Spanish speak
ing citizens. Its offense consisted in
leaving the parade on the Fourth of July,
preferrIng to appear in the line of march
of bicycle club. An order will at once
be issued at headquarters forbidding the
speak. read and write the English Ian
guage.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Parliament Prororued

LONDON, July 8.-Marauis Of Sails
bury, Baorn Halsbury. lord high chancel-
lor, and Marquis Lansdowne, secretary of
state OF war, attended the meeting of the
noon, at which the queen signed the
proclamation dissolving parliament and
the order to issue writs for general cleo
tions.
The bulk of the provincial elections
will take place on Saturday next and the
elections in London will occur ON Mon
there are 118 seats without Liberal candi-
dates and twenty witholt Unionist can
didates.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Having Time at Gray Gables

New York World: This is haying time
at Gray Gables. Territorially the presi-
dent has quite big tract to NOW over,
but in quantity it is far below the aver
age.
He could not go to the fishing grounds
Saturday because his skipper and the rest
get IN the hay before an approaching
storm reached here. Mr.. Cleveland per-
sonally looked after the work and was
about the place all day.
= The president now has splendid color
in his face. Never in years has he looked
so we'll as at the present time.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Testing Gems In Liquid

York Evening Sun: An accurate scien-
tific method has been discovered for dis
tingushing precious gems from fraudu-
lent limitations. 1t is known that scales.
however :delicately constructed. are not
always reliable. The new method con-
sists in floating the stone to be tested in
a very dense liquid. Several liquids used
in the experiments are more than three
and half times as dense as water. The
liquids are not corrosive or in any way
danuarona
The herald., 1895-07-09
Interview Denied

PARIS, July S.-The Figaro publishes
an interview today with United States
Ambassador to France Hon. James B.
Eustis. in which he is reported as saying
that nothing has yet been decided as to
his candidacy for the nomination for the
presidency Of the United States. Mr..
Eustis was questioned today in regard to
in the Figaro this morning. He said:
II have not been interviewed and have
not consented to or authorized the pub
lication of an opinion from myself on
any of the questions discussed in the al
legged interview" I.
The herald., 1895-07-09
DR.. Combs Method

STOCKTON, July s.-Mrs. E. B. Com bs
today commenced suit for divorce from
ter husband on the statutory ground that
he had been convicted of felony. Mr..
Combs was veterinary surgeon in Shas-
ia county. and to increase his practice
horses, which he was in time called to
treat. This he did successfully until
found out and sent to state prison for the
offense,
The herald., 1895-07-09
pIunoed over 4 Bridge

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July 8.-This
afternoon an electric street car running
between this city and Wellsville plunged
over bridge into run, falling thirty
feet. The car was smashed. James Hail
ton, the motorman, was killed and eleven
others were injured, three probably fatally.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Bunco rIen on Trial

STOCKTON. July s.-The trial of ]. R.
Green, J. I. Gray, and Clinton R. Smith.
the three men charged with buncoing
Farmer Brack out of $4,000, was COM
menced today. Separate trials were de-
manded. and that OF Green was entered
upon. The day was spent in securing six
members of the jury.
The herald., 1895-07-09
hxdfaulickinr Reaumed

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.-The debris
commission granted a permit today TO
the Plumas Imperial Gold Mining COM
pany to work its property near Quincy
Bear mine, owned bv Nicolo Rossli and
situated near townsville, Plumas county,
which was ordered shut down some time
ago, was granted permission to resume.
The herald., 1895-07-09
NewCurtain Materials

for sash curtains and long drapery cur
tains is Scotch muslin that has deep
cream coIored ground, on which are fig
ures in SOFT rich colors. The material is
so wide that one width answers for
curtain. 1t is sold at 80 cents yard.
Cacluane. which is also solo for sum-
mer dIaperies. is fifty inches wide and is
sold at, IS cents yard.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Dishonest Carrier

DENVER, July 8.-A special to the Re-
publican from Phoenix. Ariz.. says that
Wilsey e. Peck. an extra carrier at the
Phoenix pustoffice, was arrested today for
robbery of local postal funds. His pecu-
months and are understood to exceed
500. He has confessed to the post
master.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Marti's Successor

NEW YORK, July S.-The Cuban cleo
tion for a successor to Jose Marti was
practically decided today in favor of
Tomas Estrada Palma. The delegates in
the principal large cities of the United
States and Mexico represent thousands of
votes in their respective states. Their
choice. as annouced by telegraph today,
was that the delegates were all one way
for Palma,
The herald., 1895-07-09
And They Fished All Day

BUZZARDS BAY. July Sin COM
pany with Joseph jefferson and Charles
B. Jefferson, Mr.. Cleveland spent nearly
all day trout fishing at East Sandwich,
where Mr.. Jefferson has private stream.
The party left early in the day and did
not return until o'clock.
The herald., 1895-07-09
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JULY

members have for some days been ready
with a vote OF censure on the govern.
nent for their inaction in regard to the
Manitoba school question, but the Lib
eral English members refused to support
it. Mackenzie Bowel is to resign shortly
and Hon. John Haggart, it is said, will
be the coming premier.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Sale of Tickets

DALLAS, July Sat the headquarters
of the Florida Athletic club the sale of
tickets for the Corbett- -Fitzsimmons fight
will begin Wednesday morning. The
with five chairs. 5000; reserved seats, $40;
general admission, $40.
The herald., 1895-07-09
No Outbreak ATTEMPTED

WEIGH. W. Va, July 8.-United States
Marshal Gardner with bis deputies. is in
the Elkhorn coal fields looking after the
Norwalk and Western interests. So far the
Effle, as no outbreak has oeen attempted
by tha strikers.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Plenty of Elks

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July g.. The
city is overIun with Elks tonight. who
have come to attend the session of the
grand lodge, which will open here tomor-
ow. The convention promises 10 bs the
greatest IN the history of the order. The
western delegations have all arriv ed.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Confessed to Murder

PIERRE. S. D.. July ga man giving
the name of Z. W. Davis. who was ar
rested at Miller for the murder of Nels
Carsen, Wyoming stockman, confessed
today to the crime. Carsen and Davies
were bringing in a lot of stock and
horses through Dakota. Davis killed Car
sen and tried to dispose of the stock.
There is fear of his being lynched.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Dividend Notice

MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
NH Company, junction of Main, Spring and
Temple streets.
Dividend No 12, for the six months ending
June 80. Il 695, has been declared, and will be
due and payable nand after July 10, 1895,
at the rate Of five (5l per cent per annum on
mum on ordinary deposits.
13 J. Y. WACHTEL, Secretary.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Condemnation Suits

tion suits we're commenced TO-DAY bv the
Valley railroad against J. K. iloak, d.
ONeil, A. G. Galgiani and Jeanne NJ.
Verden, to condemn the rights OF way
wanted by the road. One case will be
settled by arbitration, and there is no
trouble with the rest Of the line.
The herald., 1895-07-09

The difference between the dressing of
the Prince of Wales and Richard Croker
at Ascot was quite shock to the deovted
followers of the prince. His highness
appeared before society in a white stove-
pipe hat. which was deplorable lapse of
form for a style maker. Croker. on the
The herald., 1895-07-09

The patrol wagon was broken down
yesterday morning early on Main street.
There were eleven hobos aboard in ad-
dition to the officers. The combination
did not mix well though, and the hinq
wheel let the crowd down rather hard.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Rad C1OudhurRt

BUCHAREST. July s. A cloudburst
on Saturday night destroyed half of the
village of Clanesci in the district OF NAL
Geo. Many persons perished and ten bod
ies:have been recovered.
The herald., 1895-07-09

other hand. was dressed in the most ex-
emplary taste, and appeared each day in
long frock coat. dark striped trousers,
patent leather shoes and shiny silk nat.
It was great triumph for the ex-Tam.
many leader, who represented New York
against all England. and hard as it is
for the princes following to admit that
royalty can do wrong. it is now AZ
knowledged that Croker has set the cor
rect pace for gentlemen at the race
course.
The herald., 1895-07-09
Will Take Up Mortgages

PHILADELPHIA, July SIT was an
nounced that the Pennsylvania Railroad
company had placed with firm OF bank
ers in London one million sterlinglconsli-
dated 8 1-3 per cent bends, maturing in
1915. This money is to be used to take up
The herald., 1895-07-09

When San Francisco's Half Million
club is in city as large as its name the
favorite baking powder on the coast will
still be DR.. Prices.
The herald., 1895-07-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she give them CasteFia'
The herald., 1895-07-09
To censure the Oovernment

MONTREAL, July Sit is stated freely
by members of the parliament who know
that the dissolution of the dominion par
Lament IS near at hanu, that the French
The herald., 1895-07-09

The Fiesta at Los Angeles proved
brilliant success But in its way the sue
cess of.every cook who uses Prices cream
baking powder is equally brilliant.
The herald., 1895-07-09

Alas. the poor dyspeptios What trials
they have! They would have none at all
if they would eat food cooked with Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-07-09

II you want reliable dye that will color an
even brown or black and will please and aat-
isfy you every time, uRe BdckingAam's Dye for
the WhiskorA
The herald., 1895-07-09
A Friends q Advice

The Tenor-It's very hard TO keep the
wolf from the door.
Why don't you try singing to it?-Iife.
The herald., 1895-07-09

certain mortgages falling due next Janu-
ary, among them being $1,000, 900 West
Jersey first skies and several small loans
on branches near Pittsburg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02
Pearl River.
January -, 1895.

Rev. w. CLARK, our new Shop
herd, arrived Saturday. The listle
lock that hes been turned out Of
the Mississippi fold was very glad
% zee . new Shepherd. While his
horse was tied At the gate . passing
train frightened HIM and away he
vent, breaking the shafts and dis
appearing, with the harness dam
Cling after him. II Was found
late in the evening, about two
miles away. All were sorry about
the accident.
Capt. Aunday, Of the U. S. Snag
Boat, was in town Sunday. He
LETT for his home Monday.
Sir. Richard Welsh, OF Meri-
dian. has been rusticat,ng in and
around his old home, having . grand
time with his friend George Bancks.
They visited 1.-THE Ridge" aud had
. 6ne duck hunt.
Mrs. Martin, Of Florenville, WAS
visiting Mrs. Willis yesterday.
She is always . welcome guest.
Mr.. J. West has = very dne little
farm near our town.
AU REvoIR.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

The Sugar Belt Vindicator, the
successor Of the Attakapas Vindi-
GATOR, is an able exponent Of the
sugar interests.
The Sugar Belt ViudlcatqF, As.
uyes on, the value OF the sugar in.
dustry IS follows:
Capital invested 500, 0o0, 900.
People supported 600, 900.
Annual sugar products $50. oo0.-
900 to $85, 200, 900.
Other States proated by this
Industry are
Alabama and Pennsylvania - coal
u, 200. 900.
Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
souri-horses and mules. 81, l0o,-
600.
Minnesota, Missouri and Kausss
-Breadstuffs, 81, zoe, 900.
Ohio. Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska
end Texas meat, $500, 600
Kansas. Missouri, Illinnls and
Iowa-ocrn, oats aud hay, 81, 800,
900.
Ohio and Michigan -cooperass,
II. zoo. 900,
Carolinas. Georgia and Tennessee
Cow peas. $50, 900.
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Tennessee
-sils. paints and lime, $500, 900.
Missouri, Pennsylvania, New York
and Illinois machinery and farm
ing implsments, IS, 0O0, 600.
Massachusetts,, Missouri and flli-
nois-boots aud shoes 1900, 900.
New York Illinois and Missouri,
clothing 42,4OO, 900.
From all over the UniQn-sQp
dries $500, 900.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

Another victim Of cigarette smok-
ing is Robert Louis Stevenson who
died recently. Not long ago he
said. II have practically overcome
the cigarette habit, I dnd myself
reduced to 1--WE boxes OF cigarettes
= day." The st. Louis Republic
reporting this comments Is follows
]" The habits OF man who could
exult over , reform like that must
have teen wearing indeed. One
who knew him we'll says, He prac-
lically smoked all day, and was
rarely without . cigarette in his
mouth. When be Was, he felt mis-
cradle. Often when he walked
during the night while he lived in
New York he would light match
and smoke half dozen cigarettes
in bed, while wooing renewed sleep.
The result was that when he left
for Samoa one Of 4is lungs was
beyond medical remedy Thus
another great literary light goes out
with cigarette SMOKE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02
Lodge Notices.

Cov1nGTos LoDal. No. 1888. F
AND A. N.-Me~ts on the secOn d
and fourth Saturdays ia th . month.
Milton Burns w. III. w. B.
= rankin. Secretary.
Sr. TAxnANr LOPEZ, No. "a &C..
KMo hrs or HonoR.-Me cts ON the
FIRST and third Monday in the
mon th. J. ]. Strobe, Distator.
81. ]. Smith. Reporter.
Sr TAMMAHY LoDaE, No. &c.
+ xIenrs OF PyrHA,-Meets on
the second and fourth Saturdays in
the month. DR. F j Hrintx. C.
e. E. Smith. K. III Il. )
CovrNaroN LoDaE. No. 121. X.
OF p Meets the 6rst and third
5 aturdays in the month. Fl. Il.
Warren. c. e.. Percy $. Barel!i,
<. Of b. 8.
VAUDEVILLE LoDG., No. los, i
OF Pile cts on the first and third
Saturdays in the month. 6.
Depre. G. G.. Marcelin Heeslest, x.
o. r. s.
3 oaUk FAIIA Ghovl, No. q. u.
A. O. D.-Aeets on the inst and
third Saturday in the month. a.
4 Of 7. Hall. Alfonso Sharp.
Noble Arch. J. Ex, trstein, Sec,s-
tary.
FREnCH RExEvoLExr AND MUTUAL
Al d Associate on .-Meets the second
Sunday in the month. President.
A. F. Perreand: Vice Prevalent,
All. Leblanc; Secretary, Jna. a.
Par.sy
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02
Terms Of Court.
1oURru clnrurr COURT.

1OURrH cIRCUrr COURT.
Fonrth Monday in Februsr =, IN d
the first Mon do v iu July,
Judges = Jas. ~. Thompson.
Covington; n. 4. Str ickland,
0reennbnrK.
sxrxEArH JUDICIAL p.arRIC9.
Judge-Robt. r, Reid.
Attorney-Boliver Ed v ards.
It is ordered by the Court, That
tbs following regular tsrms Of th.
10th Judicial District Court be and
the same are hereby established
aud f1ea,
Livingston Parrish! ury terms.
second Monday in April, 6rst Mon.
d y in October.
Court terms, frat Monday In
Septe mber and socond Monday in
October.
St Helena P.risL-Court terms.
Sd Monday in March aud Sd Mon.
day in November.
Jury ter ms. 81 Mon day In Feb.
ruary and 81 Monday in Sspten,.
b Or.
st. Tam many Perish Court
terms. LIST Mon day in May aud 4th
Mouday i" October.
Jury term. 4th Mon d.v In J.uu-
airy and 9Th Monday u June.
Ts"g'p"!,oa Rnri<h-Jury terms.
second Mo'"!"y IN January md
hra, u n.la. in June.
Cont .snr. 4.A Mund.. ~
Arr'. itb N..n-.ss ia Nov. ml.er
Wasl'in.'O.. Pa,i-;. Court
terms. 10 cont h..c.lay IN May. and
the hr~t n IA hay in J-c ml,1r.
Jury terms. IT.. M.n.d,, i. March
'hi 81 Mo..las III Or,.b.r.
kOHr Il REID. in .,e..
Il Il WARREN. t,lc,k.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

A correspondent, writing t. tha
the New Orleans Tim -s-Dslnocrat
from Mobile, Ala, has the follow
ing suggestions to make ~ a
remedy for tie prevail & low
pr, ces OF cotton. or iu other words,
to rails, tie prices Of the pe1t
years crop:
/. That the interior merchant,
planter md farmer must ship his
cotto. to the ports where com-
mission merchants aud bankers
G N hold it il necessary aud com:
pei the buyer . pay . remuner.
alive price fr it.
2, That every farmer and planter
must firm himself into . c .mmltt+e
Of one and reso've th.t inssm:.ch
= his neighbor will be likely 10
plant more cotton, he will resolve
to plant ss, and to sterng then
in this resolve let him set
apart his most fer lie acres for the
early planting Of corn, which 10 =
sure crop in the southern states il
plante.t ea.l..
3. Let the pla I r Of ready
means, the commission merchants
aud the Interior merchants who
are anxious to make money out Of
cotton refuse ~ make advances,
Exc pit upon restricted ecal..,
asinx their surplu. capit,l in buy
ing November and Dec.,n', IN
lures.
II tl,e:e could be unaninity IT
action Under these thiee rules Ne
n ght in twlve months lie rich
l,,d prosperous people.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02
rHREECENr COTTON.

Nsssrs. d. Z B. Beer, the New
Orleans cotton brokers, have sent
u the following letter, which ex-
plains itself, and shows the pfoba-
be result Of : large cotton crop this
year:
Liverpool, January Is, 1885,
Dear Sir: since our letter Of
the 18th December, in which We re-
fsrred to the continued selling Of
new crops. there has been further
declined and cotton for 1866 y
selling here on . basis Of about 1
oenA on plantations IN America /;
the sellers Of these positions are
aggressive, and reports being cur
rent that another large crop will b
planted, feel confident that they
will be enabled to Espurchase their
present sales Il . prsdt OF ono cent
or more. In other words, they ex-
pect that farmers will be ready TO
part with the next crop 1t three
osnts and below. u.
OF course there 10 little OF no
doubt that lif it 10 left to Liver
pool merchants and Manchester
spinners, prices will rule very low,
.aad it would be unfortunate II We
should get another enormous crop {;
even 5000, 600 bales would be >
crest deal too large TOR the Worlds
requirements when we consider that
that the English spinner u BY no
means in . good position, although
ontinental trade conditions -
France, Germany, Austria and
Russia-we beg to say are fairly
favorable. Very truly,
/. BEER, COWELL 4 co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

An exchange says: Any man
can take = newspaper. l: is the
cheapest thing he can buy. Every
time = hen clucks and has laid m
egg his paper u paid for that week.
It costs less than . postage stamp,
Less than 70 send aud receive .
letter. What g0od does it do you
It instructs you and your wife
and teaches ysur children, and
come to YOU every week, rain or
Shine, calm or storm, bringing you
The best news Of the neigLborl,ood.
No matter what happens it enters
your door as . welcome friend
full 0f sunshine, cheer aud
interesting news, it shortens the
long summer days aud enlivens the
long winter nights. It your adviser,
your gossip and friend. No man
is just to his wife aud children,
who does not give them the home
paper to read.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02
HOW WILL IT END.

Scientists have differen: opinions
q to how the world will end, and
most Of them are .. foolish - can
be imagined:
One says that the earth 10 slowly
but surely diminishing, and that
some day the land portion will 60
into water, and that We shall all
be drowned. Another says that
eventually the earth's center Of
gravity will be changed and tat
we'll be smashed TO pieces In the
debris. Another says that the
earth is being drawn nearer to the
sun every day, and that when it
gets there we will be cremated
alive. Another says that humanity
will retrograde until il reaches moth
ing. Another says that we vi | be
driven over the equator and frozen
to desth. In the meaatime We
have TO hustle for living while We
are here. -Ex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

All persons afflicted with pulmon-
ary or catarrhal troubles, or colds
OF any kind, should keep out Of
the night air, il they would live.
Never since Exposition year do We
remember such weather Ne that
being experienced this season, aud
ito terrible effects are seen in the
increased death rate and the numer-
Gus ailments with which tue c0mmu-
nifty Is Affected. The people Of
New Orleans have been accustomed
to . mild climate, and this has
caused them to pay no heed to
winter; this year they cannot be
too careful. The ar is full OF DIS
ease and death; lookout for it.
Daily Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

From letter written by Rev. J. Gun
dermaD OF Diamondale. Mich, We are
permitted to make this extract: II have
no hesitation in recommending Dr..
Kings New Discovery, - the results
were almost mar velons in the case of my
wife. While I was pastor Of the Baptist
Church 1t R:voa Junction sue was
brongh down with Pnenmonia sncc eed
ing La Grippe. terri!,lo paroxysmx Of
coughing would last for hours with
little interruption. ani it seemed ~ il
she could notxnrvive them. A friend rec
ommeded DR.. Kings New Discovery; il
was quick in ita work ami highly sxtis-
factory in results." Trial bottle free At
W G Heintx's Drug Store. Regular
size Soc. and 81 on.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-02

RIcs DUxPLrxos. - The rice
dumplings made It the worlds fair
were - follows: Boil > cupful Of
rice until about done-about so
minutes then drain. Take > square
Of cheese cloth, put the rice, tue size
q . saucer. in the center Ut the
cloth, put the apple in tue center
Of this, then fold up the corners Of
the cloth 50 - to fold tue rice over
~ whole evenly. Tie tightly aud
throw into . kettle Of boiling water.
boil rapidly for 20 minutes, unite.
and they are ready to serve.