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mmmmm fggf 16 SA2T JTBAaTOISCO OHROiaOLE STDOAT HAY 7 1893 11 PMC SLOPE AMan Ground toPiecesby a Trains Geological Knds South in the A Daring Arizona Cowboy lassos ft Mountain Hon and Hangs It Special feiapetchea to lt CHaostiets OeMor May Th horribly mangled remains of an apparently well dressed middle aged colored roan were found on the track of the Union Pacific about mile above Hot Springs this morning by party of trainmen One arm and both legs were missing hat were iouBd scattered along the track for a distance of several hundred feet From letters found in the dead mans erattes it was learned that his name was Henry Lewis The letters were dated at poskjbi Placer county CaL Lewis was teen around the springs on Friday and it la supposed that he attempted to board the union Pacific train which leaves Og den every night at 13 oclock tor Cace Talleyrand was thrown under the wheels of the train gigantic EBoexETOif wotjhd XSamaiaS of a Slastodon Unearthed ia the Hills near Pomona Toxosi May WWhile a party of workmen were extendise a water tunnel for Charles Seaver into Indian hill six jniles north of Pomona yesterday afternoon they found the remains of a mastodon ninety feet below the surface of the hUL JWhen the news got abroad this morning there was flocking to the scene of the discovery by every amateur and professional scientist in Pomona valley Yesterday several mastodon teeth in a fine state of preservation were found in the gravel and this morning pieces of Jawbones over a foot long and weighing Tr fifty pound each were brought to the surface Mr Seaver has instructed the workmen to dig with extreme care The work is under the supervision of a local naturalist who believes that valuable parts of the skeleton of a mastodon may ce unearthed tjLssoed a cocoas Daringr Vest Performed Jtf a Skillful Arixopa Cowboy PHGntrxATMay6 Doc Goodwin who recently broke the worlds record by tying a steer in forty eight seconds lassoed a mountain lion yesterday on the mountain trail near Wickenbere The cougar made a desperate fight but the tkillfal cowboy managed to run his horse en one side of a mesquitetree and the animal on the Other breaking its neck and by a skillful moTement hanging hjm in the tree The scalp waa sent to Rescott for tha25 bounty a TTAWTS SO GO TO rOLSOM A Bwxffar TTk Wid4 Not Plead Guilty to Petty Larceny SACJuudarw May 6 Bob Wilson the ex convici who was arrested yesterday for stealing a bundle of clothing from a saloon Thursday night was held to answer for burglary by Judge Buckley this morning After the prisoner had been taken into court the officers evidently thinkintt that they could not convict Wilson of burglary asked him to plead guilty to petty larceny Wilson replied that he was anxious to be retured to Folsom and declared that he would rather die than plead smlty to petty larceny Make it burglary1 he declared witn considerable emphasis Its a mean thief who would plead guilty to petty larceny To Chief Kodgers Wuson said that he was released from Folsom about a month ago He has been roaming about the country EVANS AKD SOJfTAa AGAtS This Time Seen by a Sheepherder If ear Reno Xev Beto Kev May 6 A sheepherder on Hunters creek seven or eight miles west of here came to Mayberrys ranch on the Trnckee river and reported that Evans and Sontag came to his camp yesterday and purchased a couple of sheep which they took into the mountains The sheepherder said he had worked with Sontag in Fresno and that he could not be mistaken in regard to his identity George Carpenter who works at the Mayberry ranch and who brought the sews to Reno says that the sheepherder is a reliable man ana he Deneves that the two desperadoes were at his camp as he stated HOKK CHEfESE FOB PORTLAND A Thousand Coming en a Barkentlne From liritlsh Columbia VajccocvxA May 6 Four hundred Chinese have been quarantined in Victoria since the Empress of Japan armed and 00 who came by the Empress of The card of San Francisco attornev name unintelligible and a punched railroad ticket were found with some other Papers stored away under some rocks hear by The remains were given a decent burial coxncTKD op TiASSLArorrrEK Seven Hours JBequlred for a San Jose Jury to Decide a Case 6xs Josr5fay6 Trost was today convicted of manslaughter for killing Both at Wrights 8tation on February 19th last Xhejurrwent0Utat3 clock this afternoon and at 8 oclock returned for instructions wishing to know thevextreme penalty for manslaughter and murder in the second degree Judge Lorigan refused to enlighten them and at 10 oclock this evening they brought in a verdict of manslaughter Frost and his victim were employed by the Southern Pacific Company at the hig landslide on the marrow gauge road and got into a trifling quarrel Both raised a shovel and Frost stabbed him in the neck with a large pocket knife and Jumping down upon him plunged the blade into hisbody tea times He will be sentenced next Friday STJDDEX DEATH XX PBISOX Peculiar End of a Well Known Fruit Grower at Fresno Fxesso May Last night Andrew Johnson who hves near Fresno was arrested and put in jail on the complaint of his daughter who charged him with threatening to kill her This afternoon he was found dead in his celL An inquest will be held to morrow He was a well to do vineyardist and was iixea oy an vnce every ttx months he would iret on a snreeantf become trouble some He was a man 55 years of age No cause nas neen given lor nis enoaenueatn DEATH XX THE HOLD One of the Chinese Confined on the Danube at Portland Dies PoErnurn Or May 6 One of the Chi nese on hoard the steamer Danube died last night He had been sick with typhoid fever ever since the Tessel reached this port Further sickness ia expected if the Chinese are confined on shipboard much longer Interpreter Bickards of San Francisco arrived this mormnsr to assist Col lector Lotan in his investigations PdBttJLsn May 6 Collector Lotan today landed 103 Chinese from the steamer Danube and rejected fifteen CLOSE OF THE XXOBAX FAIR San Joses Display or Flowers Was a Gfeat Snceess 8ASJoSEMay6 The first spring fair of the Santa Clara County Floral Society closed this evening with an attendance larger than on any previous night Many Eastern guests present express their appreciation ot the display A beautiful addition to the exhibit to day was a block of ice in which Was frozen a bouquet of roses ana calls An excellent musical programme was rendered after which there was dancing The fair was a financial success SUBYETS FOB A SETV BO AD A Party Beady to Begin the Location of the Line pHxonax A May 6 The party who will survey the preliminary line for the San Diego and Phoenix railway will leave this city Monday in charge of Hamp ten Storrey one of the directors As soon as the survey is completed Mr Storrey will come back and secure the right of war for that portion this side of the Colo rado river If is proposed to have it com pleted and ready lor traffic by July 1894 TRIED TO COSLJIIT SUICIDE Desperate Attempt of a Man in Jail to Take His Own Life Woontiyn May John Dunnigan who was locked in the County Jail at his own request made a desperate attempt to commit suicide this afternoon by beating himself over the bead with a short handledhandled spade which is used as a fire shovel His act was the result of a fit of delirium tremens He was disarmed by Other prisoners but bis injuries may prove fatal Aid of Civil Authorities InYoked Unioiv Seamen Meet Their Death Fatal Termination of an Effort to Capture the Crew of the Haleyon 6pecUi SUpaich to Ike Ckbozttcxk iLosasgelis iiayu For sontf weeks pist there has been considerable trouble at San Pedro on account of the actions ol the members Of the Coast Seamens Onion who assumed to dictate to the owners and officers of vessels as to whom they should employ Only a short time agd two non union sailors were forcibly carried from a vessel and locked up in a house several miles inland until she had sailed two days later and a number of similar acts of violence have been re ported Hitherto the perpetrators of these out rages have escaped punishment but em Doiaenea by their success to the past they ventured beyond their own territory on Friday night and attempted to terrorize the captain of a vessel at Kedondo with the result that one of their number was slain another taken prisoner and all the rest will probably be arrested within rwenty iour nours upon a Charge of assaulting the crew with intent to commit murder The lumber schooner Halcvon Cantata Bice arrived at Redondo from the north on Wednesday last with a crew of three non union men in addition to the captain and mate and oroceeded to dis charge the cargo at the wharf On Friday uaptara nice was warned that the union men were making preparations to raid the vessel and kidnap the crew A constable was placed on the vessel and about 11 oclock eight or ten armed men boarded the vessel and began firine guns and pistols The fire was returned and the men retreated and went ashore A man named Bob Beterson was Subsequently found in the hold and arrested word was later received from San Pedro that a boat had been found on the beach containing the corpse of Michael Silver a saiior wno naa lormeriy snipped on the Halcyon The Sheriff and several deputies went to Bedondo this afternoon Hallway has sold a branch of its system the St Louisr Kansas City and Colorado to a syndicate which has bound itself immediately to extend the line to Kansas City The contracts jot building and equipping the entire line have been let The line when xmipleted will be practically pju ui iuc AKuiwa system ana wiu use the bitters terminal in Kansas City The St Louis Kansas City and Colorado was begun iu 1833 and completed to Union Franklin countyv If ot in 1SS6 sixty miles Since then it has been a branch line of the St Louis and San Francisco and is now a part of the con souaatea Atchison system Thamad hjutavArv valnaMa terminal in this city having the right to use the Wabash tracks between Forest Park and the Union Depot WILL NOT BUILD The Safe Deposit and Trust Companys Modified Flans There was a rumor on the streets yesterday that the gafe Deposit and Trust Company intended rebuilding on the site of its existing premises About twelve months ago plans were made for the entire remodeling of the Interior and the adding of a story Since then the plan has been abandoned for two years and the whole work for the present has simmered down to an intended alteration to the entrance The object of the change is toes tablish visible connection between the bank on the first floor and the vaults in the high basement To bring about this effect an entrance to the bank will be built directly on the corner riBing to it instead of descending to the vaults below as now Henry A Schuhe is the architect having the work in hand It was this work which gave rise to the rumor of re ouiioing AYAMERBILTTRAIN SIX MAQKIFICESTWAGSEB PAL ACE CABS fit Annual Meeting of Their Exchange Increase in Capital Stock Eeeommended Success bt the First Tear of United Effort Directors Elected The Coaches Which Are in Daily Use Between Kew York and Chicago coloxel kowalsktjxot sick Enjoying the Bet of Health In the Southern Metropolis Los Asoklzs May 6 The statement published in a San Francisco paper that Colonel Kowalskywas unable to appear in a case because he had been seized with serious illness in Los Angeles caused considerable amusement to his acquaintances here The colonel since his advent here about a week ago has appeared in the best of health and seems to nave made ho effort to keep off the streets WVTTET BS MEXICANS Fatal Termination of a Fight Near the Southern Border PHOOtrx A 1 May 6 Yesterday morning near the Sonora line this side of Altara a white man named John Miller and two Mexicans names unknown engaged in a row in which the while tnan was stabbed and almost instantly killed The trouble has been brewme for some tune and it is said to have arisen oat of the division ot some cattle B003ITOE THE IXSXSZ Formal Acceptance of the New Ward of the Mendocino Asylum TJeias May 6 The board of directors of the Mendocino Insane Asylum met tori a and formallv accented the recently lie iimpiRs oi i Ti Tt China were shipped on the barkentine HforSof flights STC Tacora to night Jpr PorUandno steamer binndry plant not to cost in excess of VdpuwicvA muijui ivw fcrciu aioiiAuicw SIStoU They have what purport to be return certificates but will leach Portland after the Geary act goes into effect Many Chinese living here but with American certificates have recently been moving across the border Two hundred Japanese practically paupers left Thursday night for Portland by the Haytian Be public STRUCK BT A BICYCLE A Sorrivor of the Chars of the light Brigade Knocked Down Fmsso May 6 This afternoon Colonel HTrevelyana veteran of the Crimean war and one of the few survjvors ol the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava was struck and knocked down by a care less Dicyae naer on we street tioionei 14 fA lrAn wft nftt Vineh trM TlAVntittA himself up and asked the careless rider his name which the man declined to give and got out of the way as speedily as possible The affair attracted attention on account Of the fame of the man who was struck The Colonel Is now manager of the Barton vineyard the largest in Fresno county and has been in Fresno about two years in tSSANE AFTEB EIGHT YEABS A Fall Beeei ved Long Ago Cansea a Man to Be Sent to the Asylum Psomx A May a Enoch Per kins an old man cMO wis adjudged Insane vesterdav afternoon and sent to the asrlom He had for Several weeks been art inmate of the County Hospital Eight years ago he was a sailor and Jell a distance of sixty feet from a mast and re cdved injuries which probably caused his cAt AArfriibnn Concerning events previous to that time the old mans conversation is rational but of what has happened since be knows little Hewaaun able to say how he reached Phcenix FOTJ2TD BY THS1 TBACK The Body of a Man Discovered by Utah Sneeneraers floral Mit Word reached here this nSrning that the body of aman was found by sheepherders several days ago about thirty raUes from Kelton tah on flnom Pacific line Beside the body wai ati open claspkri if and the sup nosition that it was a case el suicide The medical superintendent will take charge of the new asylum on June 1st Failure at Saa Jose 8ak Josz Hay 6 A Horstman dealer in ladies cloaks and suits assigned tonight for the benefit of his creditors Lia bilities 113182 92 assets not stated The i ji 1 several firms in San Francisco and this City A Southern Shooter Convicted San Bxbx iediso May 6 John Wallace who shot Michael Langan in the leg in tbe Fashion saloon a few months ago was to day convicted of assault with a deadly weapon will be sentenced next Tuesday fatally Injured by a Bnnaway CASTBovnxBMay 6 While An tone a farmer was out driving ofl he county road near here this morning his horse took fright and ran away throwing him to the ground He is not expected to liv A Man Killed In Fight Phcxxix XL May 6 Kew has just reached this city that a man was killed in a fifrht vesterdav at Minnehaha fiat Neither the mans name nor the cause of the trouble can be obtained An Arisona Editor Indicted Phowtx ATV Mar 6 Wolfley the editor of the Arizona JZejntiitean was iadictedfor criminal libel against Masten superintendent of the Maricopa and Phcenix Railway Fell From the Bridge SiSTi Sissixa May a An Italian named Femenando fell off the railroad bridge last night while drank sustaining injuries from which be died this morning Ten Tears in Ban Qaentln Bak BrEXJLSiiJOt May 6 Elmer Walters who killed Ida Wall last September in TemescaL waa to day sentenced to ten i years in Ban Quentau Oahdala Will Not Incorporate Oaxdaix May The election to day to Incorporate the town wehMO majority against Incorporation The total vote cast was 244 DIED IK THE COUNTY JAIL Strange End of a Man Accused of Threatening His Daughters Life Fbxsjto May 6 Andrew Johnson a Swede who was arrested yesterday for threatening to kill his daughter Mrs 0 Johnson died at the County Jail this morning at 11 oclock When the officers went to his place yesterday in the central colony a few miles from town to arrest him Johnson asked permission to change his clothes Beceivmg it he went into his blacksmith shop ana a reasonable time having elapsed without his reappear log tne omcers came into tne shop after him only to find he had left it by another door After a brief search he was found in ditch doubled up and evidently suffering great agony the omcers believed he was merely intoxicated and feigning illness so they This morning Johnson became Tery ill and a doctor was called in All efforts to save him were futile however and he died The post mortem examination will be held in the morning and the inquest Monday BELIEVED TV DEAD MEK Texas Murderers Take a Sura Way to Silence Witnesses Dkxisox Tex May 6 Sensational developments are coming up in the Cariisle Luttrell murder case at Sherman The news became current that Governor Hogg had written to Jndge Brown for partiou lars in the Carlisle Luttrell case as a pardon has been applied for and he wished to thoroughly investigate the case It is said that Luttrell has divulged information Concerning the terrible butchery of tbe women here last spring that will probably secure him a reprieve or possibly a pardon in fulL The exact confession cannot be had but it is said that sines 1S78 James Brown John Carlisle and his friends had killed 243 men in order to kill testimony against them in murder cases James Brown in 1878 became involved in a auarrel with a stable hand and killed him John Carlisle was In duced to kill another man named sparks Tom 8harmantheir last victim was an eye witness There were many others besides atrone circumstantial witnesses Brown and Carlisle being wealthy started in to kill the evidence against tnem ana Luureu startling concession is but aelimnse of the awful reftlitv of this unparalleled series of crimes that cost 248 men their lives and the perpetrators millions oi dollars Luttrell would not give the names oft the victims He said ne did not snow ail but they Would be forthcoming in every instance of killing by the gang Every eye witness was shadowed and killed sooner or later and all strong circumstantial witnesses were killed by hired murderers and omcers dared not interfere if they regarded their lives TEXAS MAX BE A GACffiB Kew Points on the Indian Territory Boundary Question Br Locis May 6 Evidence is being taken in this city in the famous Greer county case betweenth United States and Texas in which each claims a large area from the other Attorney General Culberson pf Texas has come to St Louis for the purpose of examining Lr Pritch ett of Washington University who made the examination of the county last summer Professor Pritchett gave some evidence as important as it was unexpected He had taken observations at a point where the pillars marking the western boundary are located when discovered they were about one auarter of a mile west of the true meridian Should this be estab lished it would mean the transfer of a strip one quarter of a mile wide nearly 300 miles long from Indian Territory to Texas This point never has been raised i before At different times but especially of late years trf handsome trains have crossed the continent and have been the object of interested inspection and the snbjecfof much praise A few weeks ago Dr 8 Webb president of the Wagner Palace Car Company and his party came overland in a magnificent train of six cars The fact was mentioned in tbe local papers and when it was announced that tiie train would be open for inspection at the Oakland mole there were hundreds who crossed the hay of traveled from different parts of Alameda county to see it All that has been claimed lor this fine tram is truet it is in truth a series of palace cars Perhaps the most surprising statement made about them was that uttered by Carlton Crane the Pacific coast agent of the Yanderbilt lines After the train had been inspected from the buffet and baggage car to the ra wing room eat at the end he said These are the cars in daily use between Chicago and New York Boston and Albany They are the regular cars in service on the Lake a warehouse Shore and Michigan Southern the Michigan Central the New York Central the Boston and Albany and in fact on all the Vanderbilt lines Tumins to 0 Huehes assistant su jpenntendent of the Wagner Car Com pany inai gentleman qmcKiy connnneq tne statement aaaing tne assertion inai with the single exception ot vt neons own car the Elsmere all the cars had come from the Vasderbflts regular rolling stock and are similar to 100 cars which have been tamed ont in the past seven months These assertions sneak volumes for the service on the Vanderbilt lines 1 and prove conclusively the justice of tbe claim that the lines are the best equipped of any road in the United States Ainosuurr tne traveling passenger egentof the vanderbilt lines and Carlton Crane acted as guides to the party through me nam nuu iu auuiuuu iu Huehes Georee Richardson the chief of car service of the Southern Pa cific Company was present to cast a critical professional eye oh tbe coaches The first car GO is a baggage andhnffet car with smoking room electric annunciators and other comforts dear to the male traveler Car No GOO is the dining car handsomely fitted with sideboard Serving tablesoor laid in parquetry sides paneled mahogany a long dining table down the center and chairs all round The Daphne is tbe name of the third car and it is a sample of many in use on the Vanderbilt lines for parties traveling together There are sleeping salons on One side of the car arranged in suits and singles These are not compartments but bedrooms with every convenience The fourth car is the Idler not unlike the third but intended more particularly for families there being in addition to tbe bedrooms for such they must be called a playroom for children bathroom ana other conveniences Dr Webbs private car the Elsmere is all that comfort luxury and good taste cad dictate It has its suit of bedrooms bathrooms library with roll maps smokingsmoking room With speed indicator secretarys office and sitting room with large observation windows The sixth car of the suite is the If erha sa he a drawing room tar fitted luxuriously with easy chairs tete a tetes divans piano organ and a rear end of glass if travel is not agreeable under such conditions it never can be The office of the Vanderbilt lines is 10 Montgomery Street and the ad 6peclal Dispatch to tat CKWunotm 8xx Joss May 6 That the horticulturists of this and other sections of the State are deeply interested in the work of the Santa Clara County Fruit Exchange is shown by the throng which packed the loung Mens Christian Association Hall atlO 30oclockthls morning when ColonelJ roiio xtersey caued tne nrst annual meeting to order The crowd hecame so large that It was found necessary to adjourn to the Baptist Tabernacle After the roll call of stockholders tbe president read his first annual report in which he stated that when the exchange was established a year ago there was a stock subscription of 5000 which had since been increased to 16290 The pui chase of a lot near the narrow gauge depot for J5T75 was reported and to meet that and erect a warehouse the remaining 75 per cent of th stock would be called for He urged that the stock subscription be increased to 25000 a detailed account of stock subscriptions receipts and expenditures was given by the secretary and treasnrerW Wright Manager Edward Adams then read his annual report After covering very iujiy tne conaition ot uaiuornia margets the prices of fruit tbe cost of marketmz etc Mr Adams recommended that stock holderstnarketmg frnit through the exchange be piven their option of four methods of disposing of their fruit the arrangement oi all details pertaining thereto to be left to the Incoming directors Upon reas embling in the afternoon the following directors were re elected Philo Hersey Adams BichterjB Dawson Wright Rogers Cate Grant and Gordon An address was made by Professor Emory Smith of Stanford University on districts in Europe which compete with California dealing with cheap labor etc Senator Back of Solano President of the California Fruit Union made an address on the benefits of Organization and co operation especially dwelling on the advantage of selling tnroufih an i authorized azencv The methods of the exchange met the hearty approval of all and fruit growers seemed enthusiastic in us support At the close of the meeting considerable additional stock was subscribed The directors meet Tuesday and will re elect Colonel Hersev president and FAdams manager and proceed witn the erection of been several times Jeopardixed injecent ni4ttiCnrnnllt has been UU able to give them proper protection on account oi tne great araugu uiui VISITORS FOB WEST FOEJT Tho Kew Board Appointed fcy FresidenS Cleveland WaSHtsGioy May 6 Tbe President has appointed the following Board of Visitors to the West Point Military Academy Charles 8 Fairchild Kew York Henry Pierce Massachusetts Frank Thompson Phfladelphia A McClurg Chicago John WI Dmsmore San Jose Cat Edward A Alderman Grcenboro and John Jiea of Minneapolis ThtCon gressional members of the board are Sen ators CttUom and White and Representatives Wheeler of Alabama Gorman koI Michigan and Bingham of Pennsylvania Postal Changes Washtstps May a Postmasters appointed i Oregon 4L Burch Amity YAmhUl county in place A KH8imB son and Efiich at Toledo Benton county in place of Burt Both Simpson and Btrrt were removed Washington McKeun at Winona Whit man county in place of 8 witser resigned Joseph A Bertsch was appointed Postmaster for the newly established Twstoffice at Shakesviile Del lorte county jau New Tork to UeiXnvesUgstd WAsmsoTOK May 6 Secretary Carlisle to dav decided to appoint a committee of three prominent men familiar with the intricacies ot tne lann jaw ana vuswm house methods to make a thorough and complete investigation ol the Customhouse the appraisers stores and naval office at the port of Kew York 2fot Known 4 at Washington Washisgtos May 6 It is said at the State Department that no information has been received there concerning the reported murder of Frank Mathewson an American civil engineer 1n Chile near Concepcion and the taking and distributing among them by the mob of his money Gold In the Treasury Wasaxyottw May The gold reserve in the treasury is now close to J100000 000 Small offers continue and there is a feeling of confidence as to the outlook for tne immediate future HOSTILE TO Cleyeland Trying toShp LegisIatiiL Mends of the Wnitalffe Ignored The President Eeadj frith Another1 Batch of Lncky Office Seekers SPOKTEfO SEWS Wealthy Members WiU Liquidate the Olj mple Clb Debt The Circus Manmus did not haTe the effect of wiping ont the debt of the Olympic Club as was expected it would In fact the affair wag anything hut a financial success but President Greer Harrison is determined to wipe out the indebtedness and the following letter has been sent to the rich members of the club JIifiDf Sit Whilst our Eomia revlTtl was a success both artistically and atieticaUy it failed to meet the financial problem involved and it becomes necessary tor me to finance in some other way Yon and I may feel proud oi What the Club has achieved You bare often expressed roar apprOTAlof my personal eSotta on behalf of ine club therefore do not think me ungenerous if I now ask for a prscticailndorseiaent FKCIT GROWEK8 ORGANIZE Combination of Riverside Men to Stain tain Trices of Oranges BrviEaDi May 6 The new organization known as the Riverside Fruit Exchange which has for its purpose the maintenance of the prices of oranges and their marketing nas neen imiy organized The president of the organisation is A Xapezger A mass meeting of Southern California fruit growers willbe held Sator dav next to hear the reoorts clans etc of the corporation 1 have made out a list of 200 at our wealthier members with the View of as kin each of them to send me a check for car 100 in proof of personal approTa the same to be placed to th Credit of oar building iMonnt Your name Is on the roll of honor If this appeal be met our floating debt will disappear I am yours faithfully gnltlir Geeex RlBISOS Whether this last effort will prove successful remains to be seen but it is sure to pan out much better than the Circus Max unus The South End Bowing Club will give a high links at the clubhouse next Sunday It will be strictly an invitation affair and a very entertaining programme has been arranged xccasrxdKKS tsTATti NEW YOB WOaiEW WEEP Taderewski Sail on the Pari for En rope UTrw Yoatfj May 6 Ignaee Jobann Paderewskl pianist left America orthe steamer Paris this morning He was surrounded by friends who gave him flowers and parting presents and tried unsucceSs fully to save nim from importunate autograph hunters When the ship left the dock the crowd cheered and many women vrept Paderewskl himself appeared cheerful and stood on the Tipper deck waving his white handkerchief while the big yessel steamed out into the river A EtVAI OP GOCLD Tne Kew Boad to Connect 8tTnIs asd Kansas City Si IjOCIs Hay 6 It is asserted upon What is considered the best of authority that the Atchison Topeka and Saute THE SOtTH BEMEMBEEtD Cleveland Beady to Turn in Some Mora Appointments WASHtOT0S May The President today made the following appointments Alexander McDonald of Virginia Minister to Persia Jones of Florida Consul Oeneral to Rome A DJones of North Carolina Consul General to Shanghai Stephen Bonsai of Maryland Secretary of the Legation to China Postmaster General Bissell appointed A Machon of Toledo Assistant Superintendent of the Free Delivery System The President to night made the following appointments William Renfrew of Oklahoma Governor of Oklahoma Charles Richards of Utah Secretary of Utah Charles Briscoof Arizona Secretary of Ahsona John Goods of Virginia Commissioner on the part of the United States under the treaty for claims between the United States and Chile Robert 8 Bowler Ohio First Controller of the Treasury David Hall of Ne vada itegisteroi the iana umce at eureka Xev CONGRESS HAS THE SAT Significance of the Monetary Conference Adjournment WasHnfOTOT May The announced postponement of tbe monetary conference until November is looked upon as affording another indication of the Presidents EurposetocaU Congress in extra session 1 the early falL It has been insisted hivsn bv some of the Enronean delezates to the conference that a definite propo sition on tne suver question snouia originate with the United States The assembling of Congress in extra session in September will afford time for the intentions of that body in regard to the Sherman law and the silver question generally to be clearly made known before the meeting of the conference It is thoucht dnite nosible that ttnon Hie action of Congress mav dnnd the question whether the conference will reconvene It is now said that Governor 4dcCreary of Kentuckywill be unable to continue tu tcne ujwu tue vumoiissioa He has been led to this conclusion in gart by the fact that Mrs McCrearys ealth will not permit her to accompany him abroad BOSECBASS RESIGNS Too Til to Undertake the Journey to Washington WasHntoTOsr May 6 Secretary Car lisle toiday received the resignation of Thecause of thefire could not be ascer i General Rosecrans as Register of the dress is mentioned as intending visitors to the Worlds Fair will not miss the opportunity to make a ninet een hour run from the city by the late right into Yorkcityin just such a train Vander bilt lines are the only ones landing pas sengers right on Manhattan island The depot Is the great Forty second street Station rini Knocked Down bv Horses Mrs Frank Lee and Mrs ORourke had a narrow escape from being killed last night About lli30 oclock during the progress of a fire in a stable in the rear of Mrs Garvey a residence on tjrocxer street the horses attached to the chemical engine ranawiy The two women were stand in in front otihe house at the time and before they could get away were Struck by the side ot the vehicle iotn escapea with a few bruises The horses were stopped before they proceeded very far The Talue Is More Than a Quartet of a Million of Dollars HT Brush Hatch and Lowry appraisers ot the estate of Henry Luchsinger have filed a report placing its 1 value at 27944951 The principal items are Lot and four story brick baildin on I southeast line of Market street 850 ieet southwest of Third S100000j lot apd improvements on south line of Eddy street 5 feet east of Mason 55000 lo on northeast line of Steuart street 137 6 southwest oi Howard 20000 lot and improvements on south line of Golden Gate avenue 167 east of Laguna street 11000 lot and improvements on south line of Clay street 50 feet west of Drunun 12000 property at the southwest corner of McAllisterMcAllister and Franklin streets 18000 1 cash 42 890 1 sixteen shares of the stock of the Humboldt Savings and Loan So ridtv 116 Lhchinjcef was snrvevoMor the Hum ooiat savingrnnu ioan society ana aiso its vice president All the estate is his separate property The New Consul Received The hew French Consul A Delande was tendered a reception at the Cercle Francais last evening quite a number of prominent citizens being present The rooms were prettily decorated and the supper was spread in the reception Toom President Baas proposed the toast to the new consul and Vice President Klein to Delahde and Wife The Consul responded in a few appropriate words Daniel Levyproposed President Carnot and was immediately followed by Emmanuel Meyer in his toast to President Cleveland Gotichaux delivered a Saceful tribute to France and Gardet Id of the glories of the American nation Aftef this the gathering enjoyed the good things laid before them and spent the remainder of the evening in general conversation The Weske Divorce In the divorce Suit oTAdolph Wesfce against Elouise Weske Judge Murphy was engaged all day Friday in hearing the wifes application for ah increased allow ance Weske obDosed the annlication and recited that the payment of 200 a month to nis wue una ex tne present order 6f court is fast driving him into bank ruptcy He asked that the amount be re duced to io a month and that the application for an allowance ot 2000 to mage certain repairs in Mrs Weskes home be denied Judge Murphy listened to the reading of affidavits all day and then took the matter under advisement Special Irtspatcbee to tbe Chboxicxb Wasbtkbtos May A The members of the Congressional delegation ffomCaU forniahave been given to understand at the White House for some time past that appointments would be made veiy slowly 5 for their State That those holding placet would be allowed to serve out their re spective terms of office The appointment 4f of Wise as Collector of the Port at San Francisco was a variation from the policy agreed upon Kow it is said that the plia of inaction is but part of a scheme which includes tbe delegations from all the States favorable to silver coinage By withholding patronage fromthasu vex advocates among the Senators and Representatives the administration has 2 started upon a scheme to break up arcs fonty now in Congress in favor of the jg coinage of the white metaL At any rate ft the silver men hare come to believe that this is a part of the policy of the admin istration They point to the fact that neither Of the two Senators from Alabama both ardent silver nun has been able toget a single appointment to a local office There ate vacancies la the offices of both Marshal and State Attorney in that State There is also a vacant Mar shal hip Texas a niter State and tbe terms of other officials in the States represented by silver Senators and Representatives have expired and the Republican in cumbentsare holding over much to the disgust of the crowd oi hungry effice seekers who want places Even in the matter of fourth class post masters and trifling appointments for other departments the saver men have been equally unsuccessful It may be that all this storr of a scheme of the adminis tration is untrue nevertheless the silver men themselves believe it to De true ana the facts would certainly seem to indicate as much But they insist that they are tn to be coerced into toting for tht repeal ot tne silver coinaee law The President as everybody knows is deeply concerned in the matter and has set his heart upon the repeal OI the coinage act but those who favor the measure say there Is no break in their ranks and that they will present a solid front against any effort looking to a repeal of the Sherman law LABORS IK THE mSsToJ FIELD nih ntl tltnrnfntf id Uta Work in Alaska WasHiyeKW May A The Very Rev Father Potosi who haa charge of the Catholic missions in Northern Alaska is in tbe city having just returned from Europe where he Went in the interest of the churches Tinder his supervision The Steamer Which makes a trip up the Yukon river once a year brought him from the scene of his labors last September and late in tbe following month of October he reached London He spent some time in that city arwell aa Pans and other leading capitals of the old world arriving Rome late In tbe winter season He Claims that his mission was highly successful He was warmly webomed at the VfttWn anil had ih honor of a Ions nri vatelntervie with the Pope Who showed much interest in the cnurcn wore in Alaska Army Orders Washisotojc May 6V Captain Louis Brechemin assistant surgeon will be re iieved from duty at the Presidio of San Francisco and will report to the commanding officer at Columbus Barracks Cv lor uih anuat suiLuu tfcirst ueutenat jnanea wuicox assistant surgeon will be felieved from temporary duty at Angel Island CaL and take the place of Burgeon Brechemin at the Presidio of San Francisco Hospital Steward Ernest Younebauns appointed May 1833 now at Whipple Barracks A is assigned to Fort Grant AT i a The Ofiee Abolished WAsmyoTb May 6 Secretary Hoka Smith has abolished the office of Special Agent bt the Indian service which it is said was created for and held during the last administration by Mrs Dorchester wife of the Superintendent of Indian Schools Secretary Smith Js of the opinion that the office is wholly unnecessary A DUtinguUhed Visitor WisitoMS May 6 The authonlies at the Washington Gn foundry enjoyed the pleasure ofa visit from Yiee Admifal Sit John Hopkins BL Commander in chief of the British Korth Atlantic Squadron to day 3 MIS CELL ANEO tS iainedbut it is supposed that it was due to the carelessness of some boys in throw ing a lighted match or cigarette among the straw The damage will not amount to more than 100 There was no insurance Treasury to take effect May Sist In tendering hi3 resignation General Rosecrans refers to his impaired physical condition and incloses a certificate from his physician which states that General Rosecrans is unable to undertake the long journey to Washington from Cahfomiar and does not hold out any hope that he will be able to do so in the near future Secretary Carlisle accepted the resignation this afternoon in a letter in which he expressed regret at the Generals con tinued illness ana nopes mat nemay soon recover THREE MORE OPXBOATg The Department Xearljr Beady to Ad vertise for Bids WasHuroToy May 6 The designs for the three gunboats authorized by the last Congress have been completed by the Bureau Of Construction and Repair and all thai is necessary lor tbe issuing of advertisements is approval by theSecre tarv Tbevaretobe about 120 tonsdis having been imported in one year ana 1 placement ntteu wun tnpie expansion adds that a country in tne tar nest witn i engines ugnt oi araugnt ana intenaea Married In Jail The County Jail was the scene of a marriage Ceremony yesterday afternoon Father Scanlon ot St Josephs Church united In the holv bonds of wedlock Redmond OConnor and Miss Lizzie Coyne After the ceremony tne oricie went away with her mother and OConnor was locked up in his celt They were married once before by a Justice of the Peace but the girls mother wanted a religious ceremony las welt French Opinion of California The Paris Ftgato of December 5th compliments California on its large contingent of refined inhabitants The writer derives his favorable opinion from tbe fact of 15000 cases of rommery see Champagne nnlv 1000000 rjOMlation cflnstimin such I quantities of fine wine must be surely pro gressive cuimra for serf ica on the Asiatic station where they win oe ante to ascend lit up vie rivers where American interests have Damaged by a Blast Alexander Skinner and his wife jfary on the th ot last month occupied as ten ants of Percy Beamish St house on Tele graph hill at the corner of Greenwich and Sansome streets During their occupancy of the house James Escben and one John Doe Minor in pursuance Of Certain grading operations discharged a heavy blast immediately at the base of the hill on which tbe house stood The Skinners I were severely shaken up and received per sonal injuries on account ot which they brought suit yesterday against Beamish Eschen and Minor to recover 23000 dam ages Ex Deputy Sheriff POreO Charles 0Neilwha was a Deputy Sheriff under the Laumeister administration died Suddenly yesterday morning He was a very popular man among his associates and had a very wide circle of acquaintances Since going ont of office with Sheriff Laumeister he haa been in the hack business awning nd running two Vehicles AKEW SAYINGS BASK The Union Trust Cbmpanr of San Francisco 228 Montgomery street next door to be iUnsbSao Ifeg In addition to transacting sostaeas of a fldapiarr character knch aa the care of estates eteu ttx bastaess ot taring hank wQI be an Important featare Ordinary and term deposits in tbls department are lnvttea from ah tlasMi of en clUiena Tae names of tBe eBctrrvaod director of mis cororanr and lu Urge capital of SUiOXJOO araamnie gnaraatr ef Its rteoansauity Cotvawrf t4f A hramnt frt I of your money If yon get neither uenenk nor cure xuaxy terms jot the doctor but safe and sure for th patient Everything to gamy nothing to lose Therra just one medl cind 6f its class thxa gold oh thesa conditions just one that could be Dr Pierces Golden Medical Dis coerY Ift a jMctiZutrvay to sell ithat its a peculiar tnedlcini Its the fftiaranted remedy Sat aH Blood Skin and Scalj jDiseases from common blotch or eruption to the worst Scrofula It cleanses purifies and enriches the blood and curea Salt rheum Tetter Ecxema Etyslpelaj and all manner 6f blotfd taints from whatever cause I costs yoa nothing if it doesnt ielp you The only question is whether you want to be helped Golden Medical DIscdteTy is the cheapett blood purifier thrddgh druggists because joa only pay for ths good yon get Can you ask more The Discovery acts eauaflf wU cU the year round Hade bf the World Dispensary Meicarjj Association at Jlain Street Buffalo.