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Eloped With Prizefighter.

NEW HAVEN, June ll.-Mrs. Florence
l.. Wallace Of Wallingford has eloped
with an amateur prizefghter named Calla-
han, who came here from the west some
time a~o
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Found a Long Way Of.

BOSTON, June 12-Word has been re-
oeived at police headquarters of the arrest
in Monterey, Mex, of Albert j. Hosler,
wanted in this city for embezzlement from
the law firm of Hyde, Howe g. Dickinson.
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Crazed by sickness.

BIDDEFoRD, June 12.-Abner Mcdonald,
a well-known citizen, attempted suicide
last night by shooting himself once
through the head and twice through the
abdomen Physicians have given him up.
Mcdonald was temporarily insane from
ciclOpSG
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Boston, June l2.-Alfred S. Baury was
arrested in New York city yesterday for
forgery, and is awaiting extradition papers
to be brought to this city. Baury is al
legged to have passed forged checks.
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Coal Stock For Church.

STANFORD, Conn, June l2,-The will of
the late William Hubbard was admitted
to probate yesterday. The estate is valued
at 100000. All is left to relatives except
100 shares of the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany, valued at $31 900, which is left to the
Stamford Universalist church.
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Harvard and Cornell.

New HAVEN, June l2.-The report that
Harvard has entered into a dual league
with Cornell in athletics caused much
surprise here. The Yale athletic authori-
ties have received no notice of the move.
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can Surety company oi Philadelphia, and
released on ball, failed to appear in court
yesterday when the case was called, and
his whereabouts are unknown. Officers
were present with the necessary papers to
secure Greenes extrauition. Greene was
formerly collector for the Prudential In
surance company of Philadelphia, and be-
ing short in his accounts, the amount was
made good by the American Surety com
pany, who are now prosecuting the case.
Welded Less Tllan Two Weeks.
CONCORD, N. H., June 12.-Ernest NJ.
Gerry on Monday instituted proceedings
against his mother-in-law for the aliena-
tion of his wife's affections. Darius Phil
brick, bondsnan of the defendant, was
escorting Gerrys wife and her mother to
a train yesterday afternoon when Gerry
assaulted Philbrlck. The latter was seri-
ously injured, and may not recover.
Gerry has only been married since May 81.
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Ouarrsled With Salvatore A1bani In a Stable
Yard-Afterward Chased Into a Black.
smith Shop Where Murder Resulted.
BOSTON, June 12-The third murder in
this city within period of IL days oc-
Cured late yesterday afternoon in stable
yard at the corner of Shawnut avenue
and Castle street, where Daniel J. Sulli-
van, a provision vender, was shot and
killed by Salvatore Albani, an Italian GRO
Ger.
The stables where the murder took place
are owned and occupied by a score or more
hucksters. At $3.50 o'clock Daniel J. Sui
livan drove into the yard and proceeded to
back his wagon into one of the stables,
but, in the attempt, he accidentally backed
into wagon driven by Albani, who was
also putting up his team.
When Albani's rear wheel was struck,
after few pointed remarks he drew six
shooter and fired at Sullivan, who by this
time had jumped from his wagon to the
ground. The shot missed him, and he
started on run for small blacksmith
shop in one corner of the yard, owned by
Daniel Murphy, and just as Sullivan
reached the door of the shop, he fell to the
ground, shot in the region of the heart.
Policemen Brown and Driscoll heard the
shooting and ran down into the yard from
Shawmut avenue, but before they reached
the shop door Sullivan was dead.
When Sullivan fell, Albani fed and
took refuge in a house adjoining the
stables on Castle street. After a short
search he was found in toilet room by
the patrolmen and taken to station 5,
amid the shouts of an excited crowd
Several witnesses were also escorted to the
station.
The dead man was 30 years old and mar
ried. Afbani is middle-aged man, and
had a wife and family at 8 Oneida street,
where he also conducts grocery business.
He has always borne good reputation.
He came from Italy three years ago.
Most Touching Incident
was the appearance of the murdered mans |
wife ON the scene. She approached the |
officer who was detailed to look after the |
and asked permission to see the
body, as she had been informed that it was |
her husband. She was shown the way to |
the blacksmith'S shop across the yard |
The door was opened, but the officer was
not called upon to expose the features, as
she identified him by his clothes. She |
broke down completely.
Sullivan was born in Wales and came to |
this country several years ago, first locat-
ing in Lowell. He came to Boston three
years ago. He has been married six years, |
but there are no children.
Medical Examiner Draper viewed the re-
mains in the blacksmith shop an hour
after the affair took place, and ordered |
them taken to the morgue, where he made |
an examination later
The police are now anxious to learn who |
the party was with Sullivan when the as
sault took place.
Lawyer Wolfson is counsel for Albani,
and he will try and prove at the trial that |
the shooting was done in self-defense.
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LYNN, June 12.-E'rancis P. Greene, who
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BRADFORD VERMONT, JUNE II. 1895.
ABOSTON MURDER
Three Pistol Shots Ends the
Life of Daniel J. Sullivan.

Quarrvled With Salvatore Albani In Stable
Yard-Afterward Chased Into a Black
smith Shop Where Murder Resulted.
The herald., 1895-01-13

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan ia food of muddy
water poured down through number ot tho
streets In the north and w st parts of the city
THIS afternoon. making those sections of town
look IKE vast lake. The very heavy rains OF
last night aud this forenoon caused general
flooding all over tho country. Every
branch, creek and rivulet became
small roaring torrent, and the sewers
OF the city proved inadequate TO convey the
water away. Along the sides of the hills west
of The city great quantities of water poured
down. shortly after noon 2o-inoh pipe lesd-
ing TO Washington street from the city park
broke loose ana liberated q deluge OF water on
the streets. Meantime Johnson creek became
raging torrent. These two sources combined
10 make stream that bled a small river.
After reaching lwenty-thitd street, the water
spread out, running over sidewalks and iuto
ceilais: The PJttaud Consolidated street ruil-
way will sastain q heavy loss by having large
part OF It's electrical apparatus submerged by
the feed
The herald., 1895-01-13
GUNST MAY BE REMOVED.

By an act approved April l. 1878
(sta,uies 1877 8. p. S79) the Legislature
provided for the appointment OF q
board of police commissioners in the
eity ard county of San Francisco. The
act provided that the jad zsa OF the Fiji
.eeuta, Twelfth aud Fourth judicial
distr;cEs, or 10 nlany OF them as ahonld
net, nhoad meet together within ten
daya after the passage OF thu set, ana sa
often as should bs necessary, and choose
bonsah 1ldera Of COED rspute, wi.hout
respect to their politic. who. together
with the chiat @! police, should conati-
tute ths board oi police commissioners
CT said city sud county.
TAe act iikssiss provided that "al
vagAncieg shsll be filed By the atore-
said iadsoa making the appointments
Thia art waa pasasd and went into effect
bsforo the adoption OF tho new constitu-
ton In 1879 tho now constitution was
adopted BY it the several district
courta OF the state we're abolished and
thore ceased to BIO any judges OF the Fiji
teenth, Twelfth or Fourth judicial dis
tricta. Hence, with the adoption OF the
new constitution tbs appointing powsr
deaignnsed by said act of April l, 1878.
ceased TO exist.
The sos ia question did not fix the
tern OF eaies Of The poics commission
efs to he appointed Hereunder, hence
under she OLD constitution, ms well as
under the new, the police commission
ora 80 appointad undsr tha act held
Office only during tho pleasure of the
aa.heFity making the appointment"
(Conas;su!ion 1879. Sac. 7. Art. XII
constitution 1879, Sec H. Art. 1x.)
The said act OF April l. 1873, beca M
a par. OF the charter of the ctr and
county OF san Francisco, AMI will rs
mair sGch Until San Frsncisc, sscurea
Tor itselfa Now charter. Ia Psople va.
Hamnaoa, G6 California. page 6j4, it
was held tnat nnleaa there was va
Gamer, tho governor had no power or
guihosity to appoint q police commits
aioner for San Francisco. since under
the said act Of April |, 1873 thu original
sppointeea hold until their successors
we're appointed aud. qualified. But as
he appointing power uader tina, ACT
Was vssted in said judges, and az they
laa ceassi TO be. thefewss no authority
TO rem Dva q co -nraissioner and appoint
smother in his ttoad consequently In
The herald., 1895-01-13

rr9eositioa. Its members took dri We
Friday over The proposed rouss. and
ss,nraa7 he reso u.iona calling for
re haelevsra were eonsidsred, at tho
iAitsl meeting Il shs commission. A
c5nm.t ~, composad of two such a5le
ena cnlsTprising and rushiag man as
Captain T6hn Cross and w. IL Work
alsu, is now appointed IN see thst
ina boulevard ia hoi,, 100 f1os in width
% miles in leng;h, AID having = donhle
raw Of shaas treas through its center,
and ii tho sams easrgy ia exertsd
shr ugnont. thens gentlemen win bald
the boulevar.
The herald., 1895-01-13
A TRINITY or THUGS.
DARING OPERATIONS OF DESPER-
ATE ROBBERS.
Two Houses Plunderod and Rtore
Keeper BsRten and
Ito bbed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.--The three men who
SO boldly robbed the house of julius Franklin
on Friday. morning are still at large, but the
search for them has brought to light another
burglary equally as daring The house of
Thomas Brown cashier OF the California bank,
was entered three weeks ago and valuable
articles were taken from every room in the
house except the sleeping apartments. Cloth
ing was taken which answers the description of
that worn by the men who entered the Franklin
house. In the Brown residence the burglars
lighted the gas in the dining ROOM spread a
lunch on the table, brought up wine from the
cellar and had feast. They also smoked
some choice cigars which they found. The
police carefully Kept the knowledge of this
robbery TO themselves in the hope OF catching
the thieves, but the plan has not proved sue
cessful
1t was learned tonight that the trio are also
accused ofholding up J. II. Witt grocer, at
the corner of Bush and Franklin streets Fri
day night. They entered the store and ordered
Witt to throw up his hands Instead of doing
so he resisted and they struck him on the
head with the butt end of a pistol. Then they
seized his gold watch and ran.
The herald., 1895-01-13

ont ia tho Assembly.
That the Los Angeles contingent in the
legislature is not asleep is shown by the fol-
lowing facts, pub ished in the correspondence
to the San Francisco Examiner:
The superior speed OF the southerners was
amusi1siy shown in a little transaction in
books the other day. A resolution was sent in
providing that each member shouli be pro.
vided with copy of the constitution. The
resolution read: sDesty's Constitution" SUIT
denly the Southern Californians tobbed up all
over the house, excaiming as with one voicO !:
"That should be Hennings constitution" The
demand WIS 80 spontaneous and came from
lawyers of such standing as Bulla, Pendleton
and Weyse that TIE other members supposed
that some grave mistake had been comm tied
in making the resolution read "nesty's Con-
stitution." 1t was changed to Hennings be
fore the author OF the resolution had time to
protest or know what was going on. Now the
meat OF the matter is simply this: The Dssty
constitution is published by Bancroft in san
Francisco, while the Henning constitut on is
published by the c. w. Palm company OF Los
Angeles. 1t was another victory for the
speedy souherners, who, incidentally, gobhled
all the choice seats on the floor so as to be IN
the best position TO catch the speakers eye
Another appointment resolution caused an
unusual amount of comment This called for
the appointment OF Mrs. Garner as assistant
file clerk. This is the same Mrs. Garner who
was mixed up with w. Guy Furnald in the
Jacobson diamond robbery. Mrs. Garner is a
woman OF pleasing appearance Naturally 1t
would have given many members the greatest
pleasure to have sent her name to the desk for
place; but the scandal of that transaction
In diamonds chung to her and she appealed to
one member after another in vain. As she
came up from Los Angeles she natur-
ally appealed to the Los Angelenos to
champion her cause. But they were shy.
Finally the quick-wtted Pendleton hit upon a
plan which had so much OF joke in it that he
shook with laughter at its conception. He
went over to Lewis OF San Francisco and gave
him resolution appointing Mrs. Garner as
sstant file clerk Mr.. Lewis fell into the trap
and sent up the resolution to oblige Pendleton.
The JOKE of the matter is that Lewis is dia-
mon6 merchant.
The herald., 1895-01-13
A CLEAN SWEEP.
Bookmakers Resp Harvest mt the Bay
Diatrfct.


District.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 1.-THE bookmakers
made c.ean scoop of five races today. Not a
first choice won, and even money favorites
were bowled over by outsiders in way to
make the talent i'll.
Five furlongs, selling Three Forks won,
Banjo second, Eorlee third; time III
Five furlongs Burmah won, Maj or Cook
second, Ontario third; time, ~
Gunst stakes one mile, selling, all ages
jim Flood won, Imp. Percy second Don Fulan
third; time, l :56A.
-Four Hundred stakes, mile and 8 half. six
hurdles-My Luck won, Argenta second, Eli
Kindig third time, 317.
Seven furlongs-Molie R. won, Sir Reel Sec
ond, Enthusiast third; time, L :433z.
NEW ORLEANs, JAM 12.-Six furlongs- Wanda
7. won, Malaga second, Denver third; time.
1:2l]9.
Six furlongs Coria won, Black Ball second,
Chenoa third; TINE, ! III. 4.
Six furlongs-G 3. Cox won, Top Staff Sec
ond, Guard third; time, 1: III.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Maroel won,
Miss Mamie second, Billy Mckenzie third
time, 2 800.
Five furlongs-Fes!ival won, Red Topsecond,
Maquon third; time, ~.
The herald., 1895-01-13
the CAGE of People VS.. Hammond no

the CAGE of People VS.. Hammond no
vacancy existed.
Bot, when vacancy occurs, as by
death or resignation, then. II there 10 nc
person designated by statute TO mako tho
appointment or I'll the vacancy, the
power to do so, II 1t exists as all, resides
in the governor. who, il he NAV appoint
q police commission for San Francisco
at all, can only do 70 after the vacanog
has been brought about il the original
appointments
1t WAS becauss Of such vacancy that
Governor Markham appointed Dan
Burns, and Moes Gunst, upon tho rasis-
nation OF Mr.. Burne. In such case the
governor becomes the authority by
whom the appointment is made. aud as
the aaid statute of April |, S79, did not
fix any term during which the commls-
sionsra therein provided for should bold
Office, and "a tho constitution (eactlon
l6, article 20) expressly provides thas if
no term of Office ga commissioner ie do
clRred by law ''such officer or commits
sioner shall hold hia petition al such
officer or com missioner during the
pleasure of tne authority making the
appointment" it folowa that Dir. Nose
Gunss holds his Office during thu pteao-
ure Of the governor; aud as the present
governor 10 made OF different clay from
the late lamented incum beut, ws may
expect tho guherpatorial pleasure to
come to an carly end.
The herald., 1895-01-13

FRoG the glare OF TIE iootliehts, out OF
hearing Of the plaudiia OF the paupls,
Htepa Handsome Harry Woodruff into
the somber gloon OF lawyer'a Office.
Knowlsdge Of Blackstone and Coke aad
Kentis TO give Handsome Harry casta.
and when in q short iims no leeds Anna
Gould to the altar The false tiuso OF the
Btago will have worn off and he will he
spoken OF as he brilliant young attorney.
The herald., 1895-01-13
Tue Aotree a and III. Nob,@,

LONDON, Jan. l2.-The report that May Yohe,
the American actress had been married to
Lord Francis Hope, brother of the duke of
Newcastle, turns out correct. The Hampstead
parish register shows that Miss Yohe and Lord
Francis Hope were married there on Noyembar
~ last. Lord Francis Hope was born on Feb
ruary $, 1866 snd is the only brother of the
duke of Newcastle. He is heir presumptive to
the dukedom OF Newcastle, as the duke has no
children. 1t is said the family of Lord Francis
Hope once offered him 81 GOO, oooi il he would
sever all relations with the American bur
lcsnunr
The herald., 1895-01-13

San FRANCISCO has ceased to gibe at
Oakland for demanding tbs pleasure of
hearing about the maiden who came to
town with Ter goldsn hair hsnpng
down har back" Since the elevation OF
Nose Guust to the Office OF police con-
missioner, San Fraugisco'a golden hair
has been hgngiag down her back, ana
abe may no longer snesr at the immor-
atty Of her Sister city"
The herald., 1895-01-13

THERE is perhaps no Dsttsr index to
the prosperity OF tho city OF Los
Angeles than its bank clearaacen,
which. week after weak, chow large
increase compared with ths corresDord-
ing week of tho pTsvi1us ysar. The in
crease for the week 1Hs cloeed. the seq
ond OF the year, is 90 per cont; tho fret
week showed an increase OF Ia 8 per
cent, while the lsot weak of the old
yesr showed the remarkRblo increase Of
ll7.2 per cent. Furthermore. Los An-
geles YVES one of Is cities out OF So ro.
ported that showed en- increase for 1894,
In this connection it may bs stated tnst
great injustice is being dona this city
by the careless manner in which Brad
arrests weekly clearing hnass statemeut
has OF lste bosn telegraphed over the
country. While tho local clearing house
records for weaks past have shown an
increase in the exchanges, and The
HERALD has go reported othsr papere,
purporting to publish Bradatrsst'a tele-
graphed statement, have placed the
hSure5 showing the par cant "a the de-
crease column. Both thu Times and
the Express did this yesterday. ana
have bsea doing 30 FROM wssk 20 week.
The HERALD gives thu correct figures
every Sunday morning for she week
preceding, whereas ita contemporaries
publish misleading figures nearly q
week later, whioh again suggests tho
remark, az .you don't zoe it in TEE
HERALD, IL didn't happen" A very in
teres.ng article on this subjact will be-
found in our financial columns this
morning,
The herald., 1895-01-13
moNrANA.s NEW SENATOR.


Tom Carter Began Life fu tho Lucky
State OF Onto.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 12-Thomas II. Carter,
who was last night nominated on the eley enth
ballot by the Republican caucus to succee
Senator Power, was born in Scioto county, o MO,
and is about 30 years OF age, Be worked on q
farm in Illinois and was aiteswird admitted
to the bar in Iowa, where he preet esd law at
Burlington. He came to Helena ~ 1882,
vhefe he practiced law till nominated Tor con-
Eress In 1888, He WAS elected to congress and
was once defeated, having to run three years
n Succession on account of the admission. of
Moatana ss a. state. He was commissioner OF
the general land Office under president Earri-
son, aud WAS made chairman of the national
Republican committee in 1892. He is married
and has two children.
The herald., 1895-01-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan IL. Deputy Col
leetor of Customs D. NJ. Cashtn returned this
morning from Vancouver, B. c., where he had
been sojourDing the past three years. He will
stand trial for malfeasance in Office and con
spiracy to defraud the government in connec-
ton with smuggling for the wholes ale firm of
Neuberger & Refs who imported silks and
velve.s marked cotton. Cashin's bail was re-
duced to $4,000. Neuberger 4 Kes have
paid the government $4,000 back customs.
The herald., 1895-01-13

A SOUTH SEA ialandar 10 reported to
have died OF cold at Fresno. This ia
rather hard on Fresno. and it might be
well for the enterprising oibizsns 30 keep
a few portable Hammeu batns on hand
for the accommodation OF thia clAss o.
tourists. Probably it wac clothes and
not the weather that killed the cannib bal.
The herald., 1895-01-13

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jsu. 12.-The province Is
threatened with serious foods and great dam
age ia being done in that portion Of the Fraser
river valley which suffered so severely last
Spring. The foods are caused by high tides
and rapidly melting SHOWS. Bridges are bsiug
washed away, canneries flooded roads ruined
and other damage done. 80 Tar there has bsen
no loss OF life. AT many points the water is re-
ported higher than ever before.
The herald., 1895-01-13

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 10 The senatorial situa-
ton remains unchanged. Sweet apparently
has his 10 men SOLID. This is just one major
ity OF the Republican membe ship. Others,
however, have refused far to go into tie
caucus. The Shoup men manifest great conf
dence. The caucus adjourned last night until
Monday night.
The herald., 1895-01-13

SANTA BARBARA Jan. 12.Juan and Jose
Ygnacia, drunken Indians. in resisting arrest
emily this morning. shot officer Dowell, infiet-
ing serious wound The Indians shot at sew
cral parties Oh he way here from Goleta Both
Lave criaainel records.
The herald., 1895-01-13

A DISPATCH from New York says Coils
P. Huntingdon ia sick. Tbs eilment 10
designated as rheumatism. bat lrue
diagnosis woald doeotleas reveal choer.
Coils has evidently heard OF the San
Pedro memorial ana ths acsion OF the
San Francieco reiornera.
The herald., 1895-01-13

vIsALIA, Jan. L. The jsry in the case Of
Alice Murray VS., J. II. Johnson, brought in u
verdict this morning for the defendan. The
plaintiff sued to recover $1,000 10 ucd to
johnson by her BROTHER James Morton now
dead. Defendant alleged fraud and that he
signed the note while drunk.
The herald., 1895-01-13

YREKA, Jan. 12.-The rain has been coming
down in torrents for the past 2 hourR, and no
prospects of cessation. with immense oep.hs
OF snow in the hills aud mountains, streams
and creeks are fast swelling TO rivers, ana the
present prospects in licate repetition of the
great storms ana foods of $780, ard people
hereabouts are already prepAring for the worst