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i rWrS jgsjit BiHttl Sixirig Up ihe Gollegfe Athletes Tie Likely Men in Different Events fjptain Koch Famishes a Line on the Berkeley Teams Prospecls jiljl Dispatches 10 the Cuaoxicta CCHiciao May 31 The Western Inter afiegiate Amateur Athletic Association id hold its second annual Held sport tc JSrrow aflernoon on tbe Cnicago Athletic iBOCiaiton neiu on mirij uiiu iaWentworth avenue AU day college Ait from West and South arrived in Tt By midnight there were over rtjteiunis qnariereu at id nnoiu fcstels Tie following colleges will be nroresented Seioit College University of California UaivenliT ol Chicago Eureka College rrrit ol Illinois Iowa College Uni Wrsity of Kansas Center College of Ken tnckv Lake Forest univerauy uuwtiy ofMcnij UriTfrsitr of Minneapolis fonhwesurn University State UniversityUniversity rt Iowa University of Wisconsin and Oberiin College In tte hnndred yard dash Cruin the Hjlfonaf intercollegiate champion will rien a race br Motter and Btuart tf iht latter is permitted to start Whitley of loira appears to tiave the one quarter laile at bis mercy Cragin of Lake Forest bas covered bis mile in 450 Rat but he trill bare to go against Clyde and Palmer heth of whom have records fire seconds lower Clarke of Illinois should win the haniles ttioush Michigan hs two and Wisconsin a man wbo may beat him The hicb hurdle record wilt undoubt edly be broken Clarice should also win tie high jump though 5 feen 9 inches will have to be beaten to do It Tbe role vault looks like a gift to Cnlverotthe Northwestern The California men seem to hive been overlooked in the speculation but Captain Koch feels confident that his men will gite the crowd a few surprises before the aflernoon is over A Spalding Brothers have had Iriigned and delivered to day a hand tome trophy for tbe team winning tbe erettest number of points This is a beautiful piece of solid silver wtth raised rork on an ebony plaque and cost 250 Jt is to be competed for for nine years the winning team to have its name en paved in the place designed for tbe purpose and the team having won it the greatest number of times in nine years to ttthi final owner Tbe Chicago Athletic Association is the trustee of the tropnj and it will deliver it to the win ling team to be held each vear until viuiaten days of the annual meetine yfctait shall come to Chicago to await jbMw owner Hit committee of the Western Intercol krjl Athletic Association to night et rwted John Crum of the Iowa State tnfvwsity from the charge of professionalism preferred against him in the Gait pi was declared an amateur in the fullest VBM of the word CAPTAIN KOCH VIEW Gold Will Be Somewhafe Hmr Victor TUVlpe oor victory Cbcaoo May 31 Toe university of CaUlorBia athleiie team arrived In Chi cago from Albany to night AU the men its la good condition and after a good nijbtsttst will be at tbeir but The outcome of the big Western intercol litiats tames set for to morrow is as nucha a mystery to the Western boys uinjthing they have yet found Tbe ma against whom they are to compete an entirely unknown to them The pipers this morning announced that Crum the great Iowa sprinter bad arrived in Chicago to run so that the reports of his turning professional are undoubtedly untrue He will win both the 100 and the 220 yard runs hands down The Caicago papers announce that tbe Ann Arbor team came to day and that they have a suty three foot sbot potter If this is so it means they will win the event Among their entries is A Finley who throws the hammer These are the initials of tbe great Harvard thrower of some years ago and if it be the aame man Edrren will have no easy task It Cram runs Barnes will probably be pat in the quarter mile run and Koch will run tbe half though he Has not practiced the distance onco thie year It should take not less than CI 1 5 seconds to beat Barnes The bich iump should eo tn Knrh nrl both places in the two hurdle to Dyer eui iorrey nowever it is said there is a 16 second man tn tbe meet Merwln will jirobabiy try for the University of California record in the mile walk If the turns ire well banked and he is not pocketed Doiitr has a good chance for tbe bicycle rice and though it is an uncertain event Mfsey will make a strong bid for the wow jump The papers stated that Scoggins Mer Bvzier and Edgren had been pro Wtedasnot reiular students but Man Sl 76rth will present certificates for rh man signed by the University of vUfornias president This matter of wotesting a man means very little as yone is protested about whom little is Mwa and especially ir he la a likely janer it is estimated that 30oliiu win the dav Fint nlc nnni a fMOBd third making a total of iU these Iowa with Crum will get 20 1 vauiornia ougui io get at least Points and orobablv more Shu hnnlH Va Eii in tne Pnt first in the 440 ow raro rnns tbe hammer 120 yard ardle 220 yard hurdle and possiblythe r5 nd broad jump The team will 5MMy leave for Ann Arbor with the Woitan team on Sunday The only Jig the Caiifornians fear is haTing to too many heats Koch BAI Opt BOTS HAYK LKARN1SD cMrisoB or Eastern nnd Coast Meth tn rjeld Games thV Majf air At list Calilom athletes hara bad a chanc tady careinlly the method pursued 2Li Sw college athletes rn the 7rr Th toys had aupposed that Uib tTst dffirence betirten ath f5nued in tha ut and the lt a no MDxto ba tha kJT Vw nearly Trr ce Hba 2 th tyta ot iha CaUlor rtralifii their tetTen 4oa Pi it raftU It srar tltohy reat Yal trftTner Saoa li 5u HMrto thaCaliiori 4m foe not eourtliteontest with erilmih Mlt Meist thtTVeiterh hry IlTaoace4thirthethii kmuej PS attPttS their ftaprtnunsr iltZ0 ttrtaatarnr wyiajrtwaravtS Baa In fact thtr tld not mS Ss5MSi5ia xiir ki mMimmmicf he Utte to theSfact tiatlhey UaTBttttt bodv training than the Othert and When the parts fof ihbdjCbelhg niedelT oat lite oiner nana come io ineir mar a nn i raphatljedintay fastJatterndJliattrl rate auto ine gymnasium wors woicn buhmeft are required to Ufca baforegoing down to train it cihbotM attributed to a lack of grit for onritnen will run nnul apparently twrapletelyxbaajted The poles for raulunj used htre are en tirelydiHerent from those la 4M on the Coast being machthlnnet and longer Besides this they are wrapped tor most of their length with rsbbir mending tape such as is used fa repairing bicycles This gives a better grip and at the same time is safer aa tbe pole is not so easily splintered This tape is alio used on the hammer handles and makes slipping almost impossible By the wari speafclna of hammer throwing i nave not louna a single eastern college man who tjses the double torn practiced by Edgren They almost Invariably throw from a single tarn I think this advantageous to a heavy man out to a light thrower 1 scarcely think enough speed Is generated Another rery noticeable feature In the East is the superior starting It is very seldom that oa men are left less than yard at the jump off and frequently the amance is rouca greater from a comparison of records it seems that in many of the running races the Easterners are far ahead of us and I think I hare found the reason On the Coast a man snail in distance races especially holds himself In until the finish and it be finds he is not pushed he finishes In slow time Here in 4ne qttarter mile especially everybody breaks for the lead from the start and it usually jw yarns before the men begin weaken from tbe terrific calL Then tbe finish is purely on grit and here at least that seems to be a gTeat deal for many races are finished where the runner is not able to see where he is going It seems too bad that a better track is not provided at the Berkeley oval where tbe intercollegiates are held To look at the track it seems as tine any in the country out one run on it and all is dlf lerenL there is absolutely no life in it no spring at alL It js no better than a stone pavement The Princeton track is tbe best we have yet found but in texture even that cannot compare to our tract at Berkeley Wer the turns on tbe Berkeley trace wider I belief it would be one of tbe fastest in the country California can learn a thing or two from her Eastern cousins however on the methods of running a Held day At the intercollegiates the men were all made to come out fifteen minutes before the con ier and sit on tbe bench while the roll was called A second roll was called as the men stepped to tne scratch and any man not answering to his name was stricken from the roll The decisions on the inside track and the arrangement of the men wss left entirely with the referee as was the drawing of men for tbe beats There wa not a hitch in the entire performance and that is ssylng a good deal when we consider that there were over six hundred entries If such stringent rules were only used on the Coast there would be much better crowds to see the games instead of tbe tew who have patience jo see one event after another dragged slowly out When our boys get back to the Coast there will be a revolution in athletic methods and there are sure to be changes inaugurated which will boom track athletics Fhed Koch i Mintfisjifiasa Bowed TeniloiL Aig Jolt for the Talent at St Lonis Libertine Runs Unplaced in a Field of Inferior Performers A SAGACIOUS DUO The Animal Traced and Ing TJp Hla Mater Burled Body CnicAoo May 3L Mrs Charles End ler of 18 Elizabeth street received the particulars to day of how tbe body of her brother Charles 8 Hermann had been found through tba iagacity of bia dog whteHaceoraplished a feat that had baffled the detectives for three months Mr Hermanoa home near Cincinnati hut be was a frequent visitor to Chicago stopping at his a liters residence and bad many friends in this city Three months ago he disappeared from his home and since than his sister and friends here had been seeking reasons that would account for his mysterious absence The mystery was cleared op by Hermanns dog which traced hfs master and dug up his body from the bank of tbe Ohio river opposite Cincinnati An attempt bad been made to poison the dog which was kept la the hospital foi two months or more in consequence and there are other indications that Hermann was murdered Mr Endlar will go to Cincinnati to morrow to help rnn down the murderer Mr Hermann was a man of considerable jwealthand a member of the Cincinnati liquor firm of Heifferich fe Co Although 41 years of age he had never married In addition to his business In Cincinnati he owned a fine farm near Dayton Ky TUB AMERICAN FARMER Comments by the London Times on Agriculture In ThU Country Loxoos May 31 The Timet this morning has an editorial commenting upon the agricultural report of Hugh Gough first secretary of the British Embassy in Washington It adds All the dismal comparisons contained In this report tell one tale of enormous production at unremunerstire prices With exceedingly cheap land and with economy of production and handling to a remarkable length by commercial ingenuity the American producers are yet oamea Dy me magnituae oi meir own operations Loudly as the American farmers complain they at all events hare plenty Most of them would probably have tailed io enjoy as much as this had they remained in European cities to glut tbe la bor market They desire however to command more of the good things of life and it is from them that the demand comes for all sorts of economic experiments They are firm believers in the notion that an increased currency would causa a rise in prices Therefore ther are an easy prev of the wily persons who want to sell silver But the price ot grain at Liverpool wduta not alter though every Western farmer bad all tbe silver currency the mine owners are anxious to supply LKK TTJKX UCiT GO A Chinese Case Stubbornly Fought tn the Conrts Nw YoRKMay 3L The most stubbornly contested case of Chinese fighting against deportation from the United States was decided to day when Judge La combe signed tbe final order ordering that Lee Yuen be sent back to China Lee has fought his case through ati the United States courts Ha was arrested on July 16 1894 on complaint that he liaiillegally entered the United States having been a laborer when hare before When arrested he was found working at his trad of cigar maker in Chinatown but he claimed that be Waa a merchant because be had 1900 intesled in the Chinese firm This contention was sup ported only bv Chinese testimony and under the law was of no value Lee vras taken to jail and in a few days will basest overland In charge of a Marshal to California and irota there deported to Chinar Special DiisatchM to tbe CHftosicut New Yosc May 3L A bowed tendon 1 wilt place the crack California tour year old Key el Santa Anita on tbe sbelf for some time and make him an absentee from the Suburban handicap at Sheeps head Bay on June loth tbe race for which the son of Chevis was being especially pointed The colt came East this spring in a perfect blatft ot glory having won a number of splendid races in the West and South and with an accredited trial over the Louisville course of a mile and a quarter in 206 Ha carried more money for the Brooklyn handicap than any other horse that started for that event with the exception of Dr Rice and Bamapo wbo were practically equal favorites in the betting While Rey el Santa Anita ran well up on that occasion the track was not at all to his liking and tbe colt was not seen at his best until he won the one mile and a sixteenth race with 125 pounds in the xaddle going tbo distance in 148 making it one of the best performances on record from a time standpoint When the three year old Keenan and the rive year old Stowaway disposed ot him the cult lost his admirers but it now appears that there were goad reasons why be was beaten on Thursday thi injured tendon being so badly bowed that Trainer Hild relh caled in Dr Sbephard of Sheeps head Bay lo day The colt will be let up in his training and with care he may ract again some day But bowed tendons are not the nicest things in the world for a race lorse to carry around in good company and a horse wUb such ailments does not train long He is always under suspicion Bejel Santa Anita was considered a red hot factor in tbe coming Surburbnn and as such he will be missed He has had plenty of racing since be first appeared on the turf His star performance was the winning of the American Derby at Cnicago laat year LIBKKTINK BUKNS DP BlONKT With Lumps of Backlog He Kant Unplaced In a FlMd of DOL St Louts May 3L At the Fair Association Park to day three favorites were lucky The dump of the day was in the fourth race when Libertine one of the starters in tbe club members handicap ran unplaced with a lot of dogs Libertine carried a world of money at 10 tn 9 and 4 to 5 but did not keep anywhere near the iead at any time For the great race to morrow Faraday and Clifford are the best liked thonth Lamplighter and Dr Rice have friends Summary One mile and a sixteenth selling Our Maggie won Francis Pope second Btlls boro third Time 14a For two year old maidens five and a half furlongs Wileey won Mr Cadiz second Doctor third Time 108 0n mile and a sixteenth selling Daily America won First Chance second Pro basco third Time 148 Five and a balf furlongs Maenet won Dora Wood second Frank Farmer third Time 10 Oae mile selling Shining Bell won Prince second Black Satin tntrd Time 141 TO ECS IN Ualma Llasak A 6WLEP3TAKE3 and Other Cracka to Coat at CisasjfATt May 3L At the Latooia races to day the weather was hot and the track fast The attendance was 2500 A special sweepstakes match between Halma 114 Thorpe Lissak 114 Perkins Simon 106 Martin and The Commoner 104 A Clayton for a purse of 13500 was made to day to take place next Wednesday Summary Seven furlongs St Ilarid won Tobin second Staffa third Time 129U One mile Oreenwieh vron Judith second Vida third Time l42Ji Five furlongs Helen Mar won Helen Kelly second Minnie Clyde third Time 103 One mile and a sixteenth Esbart won Terrapin second Jane third Time l48tf Four and a half fnrlongs Movlan won Joe Clark second Ioka third Time 0 5 pluckyand rode iikea demon Heeov eredjnearly twenty five miles Vtha first hour and whils he kept up a 230 jaft he worked hard enough for a 2a The three tandem learns thai did the pacemaking were rtadr to quit long be fore McAIeer was AY hen fifty eight and and one quarter miles bad been reeled off McAIeer was so groggy loathe was com pelted to JhlV He covered fifty miles tn 2hl7m 3J4 5s breaking the coast record which was heretofore 2h 20m 12 held by Stevenson His riding time was 2b 46m 2 2 5s GOOD 8POKI PBUUISKD Crack Wheel Wdere to sleet at the Koad Clnt ttacea Sas Jose May SLOreat interest Is shown in the big meet of the Bah Jose Roaddntt to morrow and the prospects are fori good crowd To day wheelmen have been arriving from all over the Stale and tbe streets are alive with riders The list of entries is very large and records wtll probobiy be broken The two great events are tbe two mile handicaps classes A and In tbe former Terrill of the Bay City Wheelmen is the only scratch man He is reported as being In first class condition and his performances tbns far this season bear out the assertion In the two mile class Castleman Burke Wells and Foster start on the scratch SPORTING NKWS IX BltlKr The horses to get first money at Boby yesterday were Al White Lady Rose Teeta May Spendollne and Billy McKenzie ilta Corbett has gone to Asbury Park to begin preparations for training for hfs light with bob Kltnlmmotis Be intends remaining there until July 1st at least la order that he may be in good condition when the time and place of tbe battle are announced TALKED ON FRUIT INTERESTING MEETING AT YUBA CITY First of the Series Under State Horticultural Soeiety the HITS IN BASUALL FLATS Scores of Eastern Oamea In the Ninth Inning Baxtimork May 3L Baltimore Runs 16 base hits 18 error 1 Louisville Runs 8 base hits 12 errors a Batteries Clark and Hoffer Welch Zabner and Inks and Luby Washixotox May 3L Washinelon Runs 10 base hits 18 errors 2 Pittsburg Runs 6 base hits 9 errors a Batteries McOill and Stockdale Sujden Killen and Hart New York May 3L New York Runs 11 base hits 10 errors 2 Chicago Runs 1 base tilts 9 errors Batteries Kchriver and CJark Morn and Hutchinson A Heavy Jadgment Pmitr 8 TAV May SLJh suit iiijnjvthebondsmtn of Taylor the de fattieneEttt Twasumlosed to day JadgeGaffy directing a verdict Jor tbe i tut sum ciaimea 3 VV out expressmx doubt as to the amount iff excess of the statutory bond 250000 Aft appeal will betaken ffgfeg ir Another Advance of Trges as3lraifaM Thl wiUyncMMeepar SUirnaBslwnt fe tetCellW Bortav RKStrMpttotlAkeiatyilluti JOHNSON TO MKET ZI11UT Probability That a Kaoe Between the racks Witt Be Bade BpRtKortirlB Mass May 31 A dispatch to the fJnfon from Boston says that a match race is being arranged between Johnson and Zimmerman The preliminaries were talked over at the Waltham meet and there is great probability of a successful result of the negotiations The purse wtll probably be tbe largest in the history of wheeling DIBMBKKOKKS GRKAT SPKKU Two Seconds Cut Frwm the Record for Two Thirds Locisriit May 3L Dirnbercer captured another worlds record to day tbe two thirds of a mile flying start paced He clipped two full seconds from John Johnsons record of 111 43 mads at Waltham on September 21 1894 doing the distance In 1 09 4 5 lit was paced by a quad GOrjrjbS BOAT BKATKN FAIKLT Special Dtsptch to the hrosiclb Ycba City May 3L The first of tbe series of meetings under the auspices of the State Horticultural Society in interior fruit districts of the State was held here to day Xearly 100 leading fruit growers of the Slate were present Carriages were furnished by the citizens and the guesis were shown throngb the orchards in this Vicinity this morning The meeting was called to order at 10 A by President Lelong A paper on tbe gradine and packing of fruits was read by Walton of Sutter county An address was delivered by Lelong and a paper on the marketlngof deciduous fruits was read by Weinstock of Sacra men to A Hatch spoke on tbe outlook or the nlmonds in California Fresh Fruits for Shipping Which Pay Best and How to Handle Tbem was the subject of Frank Buck ot Vacaville The local horticultural society entertained the visitors at lunch The afternoon session of tbe Stats Horticultural Society was opened bv a paper by Cbinman of Red Bluff on the future of fruit growing In California Other papers were read aa follows Best Fruits to Grow for Profit Hammon ot Biggs Growing Citrus Fruits by a el Boynton of Ofoville Floriculture by Mrs Kelts of Yuba City Fruit crop reports were also received The most important action was the unanimous adoption after a discussion ot the following resolutions on tbe matter of consolidating the auction salesrooms in Eastern cities Whereas We learn that there is a movement on foot to establish a rival auction salesroom in the city ot New York thereby per petuatiBgUM serious evils of tbe past and defeat ng the expressed wishes of the growers therefore be It Rt4vved That the frult trowen and shippers assembled In convention tn Yuba City under the anspices of the State Horticultural Society do hereby protect against any such movement la the direction of pstahiuhlng a rival auction salesroom In the New York market and we call upon fruit growers and shippers to stand by the pledge taken at the November convention and to withhold their business and their support from those engaged In the effort to defeat the desired end lor the fruit growers Hbalpsbvro May 3L The packing company has opened the season on cher ries seventy nve hands being employed The cherry crop is very light Bartlett pears will not be over a fourth of a crop in the Russian River Alexander or Dry Creek valleys Peaches are plentiful in some orchards and light In others There is a very Jight yield of prunes in the Russian River valley but fair in the Guerne ville fruit belt Haying is progressing wel and a heavy crop will be harvested YisALta May 3L The first car ol this seasons wheat from Tulare county was shipped to day from Terra Bella south of Portervilie to Port Costa 9EWilK Arrest and Release of a Suspect Was Thought to Be Bandit Brady Verdict of Suicide in a Peculiar Casr Tread well Minors in Court Special Dispatches to the Chkox icim Sax Joe May 3L A man who gave his name as William Moir was arrested last night on suspicion that he was Brady the slayer of Sheriff Bogard He answered the description almost perfectly and Sheriff Lyndon was rejoicing at the prospect of securing the 1500 reward offered for Brady but to day his hopes were dsshed when a Southern Pacific detective wbo knew Brady took a look at the prisoner and said He Is not the man Moir volunteered the information that he was a cook for some time at the Napa Insane Asylum a year or mora ago He says Jie has been at work getting out wood above Los Oatos this spring Some three weeks ago he secured work in a bakery at Los Gatosand has been there since SCICIDK THE VKBOlCT Beau It of the Inquest in a Peculiar Los Aneelea Caae Ios Anoeuss tyay 31 The Inqnest over the remains of Horace Beldon wbo was found lend yesterday with a bullet hole through the head and one through the heart and with a pistol ifi each hand was held late this afternoon The jury brought in a verdict of suicide and Vf Button whn had been srrcstedearly in the day on suspicion ot having murdered Beldon was released When Beldons body was found there was a revolver in each hand a bullei hoie throuzh the head and another in the heart Tne officers said the wonndi could not have been self in Dieted and Buttons arrest on suspicion followed TBEAUWELLS AOAIN IN COURT Conteat or the Guardianship of the Estate Sax JnoE May 3L The fight in the Treadwell family came up in court again to day Itwas on the application of the minor James Treadwell to have the guardian of his estate 8 Clayton ousted and Bollinger appointed In his place The argument was long and when It was concluded mine Reynolds took the matter under advisement Mr Clayton aUo riled his final account of his guardianship of the estate to day showing receipts of 4639 and disbursement 3f 14174 CHARGES AGAI NST UfGHES Keaaltofthe Investigation In Begard to Arizonas Governor Phikix A May 3L The examination of Bruce Secretary of the Territory in the investigation now going on in retard to the charges preferred by Governor Hughes political enemies has been concluded The charges included the wrongful piyment of a translators and an interpreters salaries the salary of the secretary of the Loan Commission and an overcharge of 150 for printiug certain reports It was shown that Brucas own secretary had shared in the salary of the Loan Commission and that the Governors secretary bad received no salary as alleged and that tbis charge wa without foundation It was also shown that Secretary Bruce had paid 230 for 500 copies of the Treasurers report of eight pages and had refused to allow 250 for a prison report of 100 pages The investigation ot Governor Huehea Ucloses to morrow STRIFE AMONG ELK A Grand Baler Detweller Scores the Atlantic Cltj Body Harrisbcro Pa May 31 As an outcome of ihe strife between the factions of rthe Elks Grand Exalted Ruler Detweiler has issued an official circular to the officers and members of all subordinate lodges Mr Detweiler declares that be means to uphold the trust rested In him and at any cost to prevent tbe attempts of misguided secessionists lo disrupt tbe order In conclusion be says I hereby warn all lodees holding or claiming to bold dispensations and charters from tbe Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order ot Elks from recognizing in any way the so called and spurious grand lodge which met at Atlantic City in June 1894 and which it is proposed to hold there in July 1895 I forbid any representation of any subordinate lodges from attending the meetings of said illegal contumacious and rebellious body 1 forbid any and all lodges from paying their per capita tax to any of the officers Of said oodv under penalty of having to pay the same again and tbe courts have rendered a decision with the penalty further imposed by our laws Tbaiagaraj tUc the Vigilant Needs Heavy Breeae LoxDOar May 3L Howard Gould has sent a dispatch to the Associated Press saying that his yscntXiagara was fairly beatsnyestsrdayln tie raw oft Lowestoft by Lord TJndley Iriyonrjni vefr tight air He added that he thinks the Niagara like the Vigilant needs a strong breere To heir raceMjt which tht Niagara lrltt compete wilt be fTHarwlek on June 3d i SPOILED BY iTHIf WISH SleAlear rails la Break th Unadred MHa Keeard ILos AitGstiaMay 3L Tom McAleers attempt to hreik the 100 mile Wetle rec oraio aajprov4rtai4iiureduefoihebad ihwpiMSikefa aldnotitSrac last enough to break the record McAIeer was LOOKING A UK AD Views of tbe Chalrraa of the Republican National Committee Nkt York May 3L Thomas IL Carter Chairman ot the Republican National Committee in a public statement says in 1S90 the Republican party will stand for protection and the restoration ot bimetallism on a substantial and enduring basis There may be differences of opinion on the schedules bat not on the principles protection There will be differences of opinion as to the best course to pursue to secure the free and unlimited coina jre of ooth gold and silver at a fixed ratio but there will be no difference of opinion as to he desirability ot bringing about that remit Upon ona question there whl be neither difference ot opinion as to the general principle Involved hor the means to be employed That 4s with referenea to the restoration Of 4 ytgoroni foxergn polleyi JE5GAGED TO COCT Ti baQghter tne Head th Sellg man Firm In Paris Xw YokkV Maf SL Thepdore Melk rwa of the lirra of YL Saiteman the banksrs received a cablegram from bia brother Max Heiirnen tn dae aNnWnn Ihethe engagement of the litters rtaugnx jAM eJlgitth Frsjrttl tit 4iis ndi tb44t Jesse Seligman wu his daoghtersTincIe TROM TBE ORIENT Arrival of the Pint of tha New Crop Ten Tacxdma Wash May 31 The steamer Victoria brought over the first consignment of the new crop tea consisting of 3000 chests It went East to day with 163 bales of silk valued at 60COO She brought several tons of firecrackers for coast points An unusual consignment was ninety Sgs of tin from the mine in the Straits of alacca consigned lo a Portland house The examination of the thirly two Chinese passenzers will begin to morrow Postmaster A Case who returned on tbe Victoria spent two months in Japan and bad an important conference with the Japanese mail authorities regarding the Interchange of mails DROWNED IN STOCKTON CHANNEL Accidental Death of William OUn of tbe Walker Stockton May 31 William Olsen the assistant engineer of the steamer Walker was drowned In Stockton channel this morning He was repairing the stern wheeL and either slipped or was attacked with dizziness and fell into ths water The body was found shortly after noon Olsen had been employed on river boats plyine between this city and San Fran eisVo far many years He was fireman on the ferry boat Washoe in early days He was 59 years old unmarried and a Swede by birtb It is ssid he hss relatives in Ban Francisco VIOLATED SEALING REGULATIONS England Will Froaeeute a Veaaal Belard by the Corwln Victoria May 31 Pooler a leading lawyer has been instructed by the British Government to take action against the schooner Shelby seized by the United States cutter Corwln for being in prohibited sealing grounds with unsealed firearms It is not known whether this or illegal sealing will be the charge but probably the latter as England refused to renew tbe regulations regarding tbe sealing of firearms INDICTED A MIN1XO HAN Actio by the Grand Jmry Agalaat John Beck at Salt lake Salt Lake May 3L John Beck a prominent aud wealthy Mormon was Indicted by tbe United States Grand Jury to day for unlawful cohabitation Mr Beck is president of tbe Bullion Beck Mining Company This is the first prom inent arrest since the manifesto against polygamy was issued by the eburch authorities four years ago Death of a Pioneer UUaloaary Salzx Of May 8L Early this morn ing Rev I Parrish one of the liiitj oi me jwetnooist missionary pioneers and one of tbe best known clergymen iu Oregon died at bis residence in this city Ha was 80 years ot age He came to Oregon ia 1840 Lassen Countys Ifew Sheriff ScsairvTLU May 3L At a special meeting the Supervisors appointed Church Sheriff to succeed RO Wart deceased Church was Wards opponent at Uieiast election Passed Counterfeit Cain Pxtalcxa May 81rAhdyJohnsona arrested itBloorafleld last night fotpus lag counterfeit coin He was brought to Petal uma andwill taken to San Francisco to morrow morning About ten years ago Johnson killed AVillia Boyd and waa sentenced ttf ten years fit fan Jsntln Hehas been frse about two and rjQalf years Tlraatky ltpklaa Bobbed SauJosx May 3Ltimothy Hopkins to day reported fo the police that a house at his nursery at Mertlo Park was broken into last tiignt and robbed of 500 worth ot goods A IfSW TtCUrURANCK aOCIETT Taaag Woman Whe Will Boyeott All Men Who Drink Tlqoor Dasbujt Conn May 51 Four ban dred young women of this city have organized the SlsUrs Temperance Society and new members are being added daily A big meeting wtll be held Sunday afternoon and it is expected that a large delegation from Bethel threeHes distant will be present to join thesociety The pledge uie young wproeh are signing has made the Society the talk of tbe State In addition lo abstaining from intoxicating liquors they agree hot to keep company with or marry any young man who drinks The young men have banded together io Show their disapproval of what the yonng women have done It Is said that several engagements will be declared ofL A Woes of a Stockton Cigaj Dealer Forced to Seek Police Protection NEARING THE END THE SANTA CRUZ CARSIYAL FEEPARVTIONS Ten Days in Which to Complete the Bier Undertaking-- sperlil Dhpalcb to the Wins ias Sasta Crvz May 31 Bh ten days remain in which to complete Ibe preparations lor tbe carnival and consequently here is great activity in all directions The banks of the San Lorenso river are undergoing a transformation and a few days more will see a new Venice established Many barges snd gondolas are balng built to sail tha water ways of this beautiful city Work tbat would ordinarily take three months remaius to be done in the short time remaining As an evidence that It will ba completed one has only to look at the new pavilion which was commenced yesterday morning and is now nearly halt done Work at tbe dam is progressing rapidly As many nvn as can be utilized are employed Tbe flood gate is in position ready for the water to be turned in Moored abovo tbe dam awaiting the lime when tbey will be the principal mode of travel are boats of all sorts from tbe little shell in which one small man would be crowded to the lane rlsnlng boats dories and electric and gasoline launches In a very few days the barges which are being built will line the bulkheads in anticipation of the arrival by sea of her maieitj the queen At Recreation Park mountains ot earth aro daily removed from the high points on the ground to the outside rim of the track it is now said this embankment will be fifteen feet in height at the high places The vote for queen is as follows Anita Gonzales 1227 Msnd Hohmann 720 Mary Barke 591 Bete Hasism 160 Jennie Graham 43 Millie Bowen 22 Mrs Jlihn 61 May Linscott 82 Maegie Ward 52 The voie for maids of honor Marian Teck 808 Jorie Turcot 583 Edith Pii ley 417 Jennie Hnghe 368 Rose Mul hern 275 Miss Boss 258 Minnie Cope 241 Anna Linscott 248 Maballa Chace 22 Georgie Skinner 178 Maud Scott 108 CLAIMED HK WAS DKCKIVED A New Tork Editor Who Wanted a Divorce on Thm Grounds New York Msy 3L Stephen Kiek editor of iht Spirit of the Timet has been defeated in bis suit for divorce in which he slieged be was deceived by bis wife Mary Frances Lvon Paulin whom be married in Philadelphia and wbo represented at the time of tha marriage that she was a single woman whereas she bad been married several rears before having subsequently procured a divorce on the ground of desertion Mrs Fisk testified that she had acquainted Fisk with the facts prior to their marriage DEATH OF A LAWYER Jadg Mark nam Pranlnnt Dmo rt of Coloradav Faeee Away Dixvia May 31 Judge Vincent Dl Markbam a leadinr lawvar And Damn crat died to day of bronchitis aged 66 years A Vincent Markham was admitted to the bar ot Virginia in 1854 and in 1858 removed to Kansas and was a member of the State Legislature In 18G0 In 1862 he removed to Denver where he was elected Attorney of Arrapahoe county in 1866 and in 1S68 was elected Prosecutlne Attorney of the First Judicial istrict of Colorado ITS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT A Report on tbe Brotherhood of Trainmans Finance GALBtBtrM 111 May 3L The expert who has been examining tbe books ot tbe Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen re ported to the committee to day He found no sbortace in the accounts of the officers He reported that the printing plant had been ran at a loss of over 6000 last vear Tbe convention accepted bis report A NaWfooadtand Loan St Johh Newfoundland May 3L Colonial Secretary Bond has obtained a loan through a London banking syndicate of S1600OOO at 4 per cent to rnn for forty years This relieves the whole pressure opon the colony Special provision has been made to secure the savings banks The Government is now ready to meet uti obligations The banking syndicate carries the fullest confidence Attacked With a Whin in His Store Mie ClntrfH That He Wroneil Ur Special Dispatch to tha CsaoxMLC Btocktox May 31 Isadore Arendtwho formerly conducted a cigar store at the corner of Market ami Taylor streets San Francisco but who for the last year has been engaged in the ssme business in this city has a air but angry nemesis In Misa Battle Meyers who at the time Arendt was engaged in business in the metropolis worked in the Maze across the street from his plate of business When Arendt came to Stockton Miss Meyers followed him She claimed tbat ne had wronged hr and demanded that he marry her The cigar man denied that there bad ever been any improper relations between them and declared that he had been ready to marry ber up to the time of removing to this city and for some time after that but tbat she herself nrevenled the wedding Miss Meyers who is a brunette of splendid physical proportions has missed no opportunity to make life uncomfortable for Arendt She declares that ha should marry her Many a time she has walked up and down in front of bis place of business her erect carriage and fla ing eyes causing passers by to take more than passinr notice of her One time Arendt feared sue would shoot iilra and he left town for several weeks She also left but when he returned she also came back For some time tbe young woman made no open attacks and tbe affair between berseif and Arendt was known to but few Thursday morning Miss Meyers entered Arendt a store and proceeded to be labor htm with a whip His brother who conducts a shoe store next door took tbe whip Irom her and she left the place threatening to shoot at the next meeting Arendt to day made a statement of tbe affair to an evening paper and the article which gave tbe young woman the worst ot the affair made her extremely angry and she went to tbe store but Arendt had disappeared Miss Meyers began pacing op and down in front of tbe store and police officers were called Tbe young woman departed but returned shortly Arendt fearing that she would shoot him had the officers summoned again Bbe was once more told to leave but this time she refused to do so Arendt then started for the police office with Officer Simpson it being his intention to swear out a warrant for tha girls arrest on a charge of disturbing his peace The spectators thought she would get out of sight but instesd she followed Arendt and his escort into tbe station where she wss taken into custody Tbe prosecuting attorney waa summoned to prepare a complaint but when he arrived Artodt refused to swear to it and Mis Meyers wss released Arendt declares that up to a year ago he stood ready to marry tbe girl but tbat now he would die before he would do so He went to San Francisco twice for tbe purpose marrying her he ssys and each time she backed out He denied that he ever wronged ber MiSs Meyers said when seen tbat there never had been a time when Arendt was willing to marry ber and denied tbat she had prevented the wedding tine would stay in Btockton she ssid until Arendt married ber and would continue to worry him alt she could When asked if she intended to shoot him she declared that she did not but added tbat he would have to right tbe wrong be had done her She would spend the whole summer in jail If necessary she Said She was willing to leave bim after he had made her hia wife SLAUGHTER UK IS MJ CENTS One of the Results of the Insurance of Infanta Washisqtoh May 3L Touching the evils of infant insurance United States Consui Chancellor at Havre has sent to tbe State Department a report on tbe practice in France and England The conclusions are tbat it is most injurious in its effects and tends directly to infanticide and other crimes Malnutrition is a common means of destroying such children and another frequent cause of death among infanta is suffocation while in bed with their parents It it said that more than 50 per cent of accidental deaths are ot children who die in this way TWO STJDDKN DEATH9 General MItcbatt and Wife Both Dlo Within Four Hoars Charlestos HL May 31 General Mitchell was working in his garden this morning when about 930 oclock he fell dead Mrs Mitchell was so overcome with grief that she died at 1 Tjoth seemed to be In good health Suicide of a Yoaat Woman Duron May 3L Miss Elsie Coleman tbe twehty ear old daughter of tbe late William Coleman a wealthy banker this city committed 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