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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-18
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H. CAMPBELL,
Agent for Southern California,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-18
THE SOUTHERN CALI FORM AN,
RICHARD MELROsE, Proprietor.
Anaheim, Los Angeles Co., California.

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HORSES RANcHED.

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, 1874-11-25

Ono OF tue moBt audaoioua quaoks that Great
Drtaiu over produced was Joln Harrison Curtis.
"Auliat." lle knew almost absolutely Rotulag
OF tho profession that Ao adopte1, bnt ho got
HomotAing of n reputation, anl was ouco Bum
suffering ttoln Temporary dcatuoss. lie went
provided with two watollos ono that ticked worry
weakly and another that natlo aa mitch noiso ~
clock. Pool began to question him a. to 4is
nlods OF treatment. but Ourtls giving lim \ d!g
l,iH tongue Holne injury would hofaIl him. Tho
qunok Vi first applied tho woak-t Ticking watol to
Sir Hobort'H oar, aud OF oo1lrHo lIo couldn't hear
anything, but after wording for somo limo llo
used the other ono and Peel could hoar perfectly
well! It WAS a marvellous cure!
, 1874-11-25
GERMANY,

JUDICIAL nEonaAx1zaTloS OF THE EMPIRE.
BERLIN, Nov. 24;-ln tho nolchstag tho debate
WAS opened to-day on the judicial reorganization
Of tho Empire. Herr Laslor demanded tho un-
limitoa publicity Of 5udlcinl proceedings US tho
boat guarantee OF the rights of the people.
THE pnuHS1AN n4NK.
LONDON, Nor. 25.-5:30 a. MA Dorln cor
respondent reports TINT tho prussiao Govern
mont has decided to give isa consent 10 tho con-
version OF the Prnssian Bank into the German
National Bank. II tue approval of tho Other
Statos Of the Empire Is not promptly indicated,
tho Bank bill will be withdrawn from tho Roich-
stag to give tiuo for negotiations.
, 1874-11-25

In Chicago.


fire occurred last night at 1l:3o O'Clock, which
resulted in tho death Of 70 little boys, who we're
sufsocatod by smoko. Tho building involved
wan two-etory frame, No. 663 milwaukee, ave-
nuo, owned md partly occupied by Anton
Weight, who lived on the upper toor. His fanl-
ny were asleep whon tho fro was discovered,
and, In Attempting to escape from
the building, hfr. Vejght'a two littlo sons, aged
6 and years, respectively, wero overcome with
tho smoke, and nno Of them foil just inside OF
tho outer door aud tho other on tho stairway.
Tho bodies were found aB soon aB tho fire was
put out, a. o'clock this morning, aud taken To
No. 006 milwaukee, nvonuo, where they now lie,
awaiting The action Of tho Coroner. The fire ii
aaid to havo been Hot by an incend1ary. and II
this ia tho case nlost rigid investigation
should be maae, and the guilty party found aud
denlt NTH to tho full extent Of tho Inv.
The loss on tho building Is @1,5Du; Insurance.
81 900, iu tho Traders OF Chicago. Hans l. Co.
occupied tho 0rat floor az hardware store loss
not asccrta1ned; insurance, $4,000.
MINoR FINEs.
Tho A!arm from Box $40 at $3.50 O'Clock yeBter~
day morning vas caused by tho burning OF q
shed in rear OF No. 1G4 Went Monroe street. In
which tar-barrels wnro stored. Damage, 1926.
Gardner j. TO. owned the structure. Tic fro
A fire occurred in tho two-atory franc build
lngs Nos. 101 and 103 South HalBtod street, at
l;45 o'clock yesterday morning, and caused tho
alarm from Box 319 lilo buildings arc owned
By Pratt Brothers. whose loss is $500; fully in-
eured. II. B. Dyke. grocer, wa8 tho occupant.
His loss 10 81, sou no inYrrance. Tho Tito Ia
attributed to inccndiarBm. The faines broke
out afresh in the basement ut s o'clock, but wcro
o1tinguis4od BY Onicer Hogan.
, 1874-11-25

Spteial Dispatch to The Chicago 4ttbune.
MoenEoon, Ia. Nov. 23-A buy named IIa1l,
IL yoars old, at Do Soto, Wis.,, yesterday, wl,Ilo
playing with riflo waa instantly Killed. He
held tho m,tzzls tudor Ills arm, aud played with
tho look Of the gun with his foot, whon the gun
was discharged, ita contents entering hts loft
sido Just over lilo lleart, and coming out under
tho right collar-bonc.
, 1874-11-25

Sptcla{ U15palcN % The ChEcad0 1F}5uNe,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 24.-Tho trial OF John
Ehring for tho murder Of Martin Smith fool
orod), last July, commenced in tho Circuit Court
to-day, being moved from tho Municipal Court
on tho ground Of prejudice. THO evidence for
the people ia MI in and the case for the deIenHe
commenced. Tho mon wore noighbors On bad
ono Of Ehrtng's rolativea Ehring fractured
Smiths skull md jaw with wagon-htake,
claiming that Smith had d knife. Smith died
Instantly.
, 1874-11-25

Sunday night, when, about o'ooclt, Christopher
1Iarris. a youug man, mctnbor Of lnrgo family,
want out to bring in Htovowood, and wns stabbed
noar tho door. According to tho story OF Tho
farmers, WHO cnu,e IN and law tho viotln1 dc. (
maEistrato hold m inquest and tho Jury rom
derod n verdict Of death by yo!onoe by unknown
hands. Yesterday ut tho fdnoral IN itnmonao
concousse OF people attended. and demanded
that tho body should be put into vault instead
Of being buried. az tho family intended should.
They sueooedad Ia having ii 30 placed. and thon
aont to Iamaton for tho Coroner. Authorities
wont ont from Hamilton to arrest ncnr relatives
Of tue deceased, and 10 hold tlcm until attar h
full inycatigatiun.
, 1874-11-25
rho Illinois Official Canvass.

6tee1at O8ndtcA 10 1hd Chfcnqo Irtonne.
srn1NaF1EhD, ILL.,, Nov. M.-The State officers
havo conpletod the official Canvass OF votes. and
decided upon those perBons who aro elected to
bo members Of Congress and Senators and Rep
sesontatvcs to the Genora1 Assembly. Tho Gov
aruor will make formal proclamation Of the ao-
tlon of tho canvaesers tomorrow morning. As
1t does not ohango tho list Of thoBe oleoted, 1ong
ago published ID The Tribune, sayo ID Living
aton County. whcro Mcintosh, llopubllcau, Is
elected over Colon, Opposition, I do not eend It.
, 1874-11-25

.
EAST SAGINAW, Nov. 2a.-Ihe steam-bargo
Neptune, anchored iu tho Emerson Bayou, near
Tic southern portion Of this city, WIS destroyed
by tre Mt O'Clock this morning. Tho CAUSE Of
tho fro III not doauitoly known. but it
must have originated from the atoyo Or
m Ieoper ' was t1,o only poraon On board, and a ho
barely escaped with his life. Tho Neptune was
built for thu Western Transportation Company
il, Dutrao in 1858. Shc has beon owned by CAPT.
Fo1cher. Of Saginaw City. for rho past three
years, and WAS valued by him at 918,0O0. sho
Yas insured for $4,000.
, 1874-11-25
SPAIN.


THE VrIGfHlu9 INDEMNITY.
NEw Yoag, Nov. 24.-Tha Hevalds Madrid
special says: ''The Spanish Government has
expressed willingness to pay Indemnity in tAo
Virginlus caso to tho United States on tho same
basis as TINT with which Great Britain way
satisfod for tho outraso porpetratod on her sui.
jooss."
vEsBE1 SEARCHED.
6ANTAHpEg, Nov. 24.-The British steamer
Mario lying hore has boen searched by 9panist,
officials on suspicion Of carrying arms for tho
Carlists, but nothing oontraband wus found.
, 1874-11-25
Foul Play Suspected,

ME,rrn1s, Nov 2A.--Fos month past, detoc-
tiros hero havo beon trying 10 discover aomo
trace of Thomaa Il. Matthew'S, u young merchant
from 0sceoa, Ark, who had como hore to pur-
chase gooda aud mystoriously disappeared. Tho
last soon Of him he was starting for tho elevator
after night, to take paBaago on a steamer for
Osceola. Ho had a largo sum Of money With
him. As he had loft Homo 900 With hia faith
or, on coming he1o, and no reason is known why
he should have left the county, tho detectives
are Of tho opinion that ho was murdered aud Ills
body thrown iutQ the riYor.
, 1874-11-25
Thrce Nlen Stabbed und ono Shot in
u IEiOts

5pecid! Dtspatch to The Chtcaoo 1ribune
Monn1srowN Ind, Nov. 24.-Last night about
half-past I o'clock riot took place In Burllng-
ton, Rush County. Ind, q Bmal village, miles
east Of here resulting in threa mon being stab
bed with pooket-knifo by one Wiehtnan. Aftor
doing all ho could with the knifo lo started to
run, and waB shot III the side by eome unknown
party. Tho difficulty osigiuatad oyer politics.
, 1874-11-25
rEtEGRhpH}c BREWTlEs,

T1A saltwater. hItDH.. OaukB ruAYA BfOInrd
discountlna. owInc to tbo decrease in dcnoslts.
-Dnyid Z. WAGNER. ra,Iroad enuiuenr. died
Mt Indiannnolis last night from kba effects Of q
doaa OF arsepio tuaeu on Friday last.
a woman By tho namo OF Colrman committed
aniniT1a willis II a dt of totnporary insanity in
Munc1o, Ind. Yesterday. '03"''
W A. Crofrnt han aold his half intorest in
the Minnoapolis Mimi Ebe,.i,q Aait to hig
na.tnofa. ;Tohnson aod fiinith.
-nr. fanss, the tomporanon laott,rer ia vorl,
H., ~ tosmnersnco arntan,ant ~ sf;nra,oi, "oia
MINT N'
MIho toco1 tonnn ro or Tim Hnck ra,ond Ro,d NJ
Dea M;nss fnr t,o,nhnr WA ~ ,8a3, SS1 rn,,n,,s
nm increaso Of 20 ner cont over In souuara
tto aama r,nnth inst yc,r' '4~ "eN
~. s.ajras J Go,oman' villa of Dcn 7. Coleman. 4
d;nnnnd.sntt ~ fievoio,d d,od vn.tnmfar
" - erna u,oa y nos
sIonn, ~ ''o"o'' '"Ao1 ~ e''AA'0
'oH; wThere eooms to bo considerable difference Of
A.snmt,iv aa e ia tna ~ ,i,a;r moct;nr N h..
comna. Tna o;iio;oi I conv o1 Tia adinGrnmont
rcaniut,op nrov;,ica for liz ~ reaasem|inc Of tIS
E.nnra1 Aaacmhly o,, ri tho IN fIrst Tuesday Of d.
combor. which Is Dco i,
conrt has e,ycn n tlocieion in fayor Of pIn,ntIlf
in tha snit orninst ar Citv.Cj,nn,uorinin raimer
Of Nav York Civ, to coi,po! tue latter to i,aY
ovov - ina c,tv ro.r1v iaff n million dof,nr, IN
@ fofost upon @ faads ' Of tho % city deposited IN tia
Droadway and Touth Natioua{ paliAB.
The annual rcport Of tho lnd!aua Stain
Board OF AerIcu1ture was submitted yesterday.
l. ombraoes renorts of lie several axrloultural
and horfloultuIal societies throughout the State
md acoonnte Of tin iute State Fur mud Expusi-
ton. The indebtedness Of tho Board il Sjl40,-
QUO: bon1ed aHseta. $3.50 $40.
s1The noopIe Of The northern and wostcrn
parts Of rols County, Wisconsin, q, spasyiy-
Settled region. ars oxcited over numerous ro.
ported ricil mnolal discoveries. Tic region Lau
trnn and cnnnor anrnnc liz dr;ft. viii nrca so,"i
n1loatons I . a po!ptpe % to regular deposits.
.wTno flitiest anniversary Of Tia marriage d,
Or. ;iamcs Foster and vito. OF Leroy. Mich.s wos
oo1el,rated an tho 23d py d golden Wedding" Thc
, 1874-11-25

A Little Girl Burned to Dcnths
Special Dsspatch to The chicaoo TRIBUNE. q
pEnRyBnuna, o., Nov. 24.-A little daughter
Of frank Solomon, one Of our Citizens q child 9
years old, WAS 10 badly burned this afternoon
from hcr clothes catching fro tint she diod iu
three hours afterwards from tho effects Of tho
burns. Her parents were both from homo at tho
time Of tho accident.
, 1874-11-25
Ncnr wooster. O..

Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
WoosrEn, O., Nov. PA house owned by
Harry Baum. ono mile north Of hero, was burned
about 10 o'clock last night. Tho building eon-
tainod tho family supplies, all Of which wero
consumed. LOEB abont g., 800 iuaMred in tho
Ohio Farmers' aud East Union, Of Wayne coun-
ty. fpf saD9.
, 1874-11-25
Foul ksl,.y suspected.

Eptcfal D1spalch % Tia cH1'ago 1F'bHN.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nor. 2i.-Joseph Cooper,
An old saloon-keepcr, disappeared laat night tn
a mysterious manner. d Astranger was hunting
for him yesterday. and to-day. n9 tod police
Atrapger Is suBDecteQ,
, 1874-11-25
: Attonlr4 to Vtcttlmtzo a Dubuque
Issltllk&

q.
gptefal Dtspatoh 10 Thu CAttauo Tribune.
DunuQuE. IT,, Nov. 29.-An attcmps was nade
by man calling himself N. P. Marshall, on Fri
day 1aat. to yiotimizo thu German eavings Bunk
In this city, BY presenting to 1t ohock
for $4,000 on the Union stook-Yasds
National Bank of Chicago, purporting to
b. drawn by a. Z. K0ut 4 Co., OF
CHICAGO. Hc presented, also. n letter Of intro.
tho bank being proaont, rofusotl to cash tho
check TIL tlaoY hha heard from Chicago. Mir
aEall demaudod the ohooE aud letter Of introduce
tion. Which the bark of1co1s refused to giyo
Kout Il Co. saving that no such chocl was drawn
by tnom as thai, presented by Marshall, Tho
prutlance Of The bank :oaloszs saysd tho bank
from beiug YiQtiiuizod -.
, 1874-11-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

ANTwENp, Nov. 24.-TAo Abbottsford sailed at
4 Z. Ill. with 400 passengers.
LlyEnPooL. Nov. 24.-stoa1nHhips porclre,
sucysa, and Donan from New York; Cinn,
from Dostun, and ClrcaHblan, from Mpntreai.
have arrived ont.
Now York, from Nav York, llaa arrived out,
, 1874-11-25

Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune
Musc1E, Ind, Nov. 24.-Tllis morning the
dead body OF Dau Lee was found near q lumber
yard in this city, with the head considerably
b1uiaod. Tho supposed murderer has loft the
country. man who WAS Hoen With Lee last
night has boeu arrested.
, 1874-11-25
ANOTHER luCKY;IfElR!;S;}

sr. JonS, N. h., Nov. 20. -Ilha{ fpte pays tha
heir Of tho Jamioson estate liz peollasul, worth
from I7OD, 900 to II 200 000 Wah dlecoyercd here
III tho puEson Of john ". u. JamoHon, = young
nap recently employed poddllpg stationery.
, 1874-11-25
GREAT BRITAIN,

STILL IN THE FOG.
LONDON, Nov. 2t-12.a0 r. MA dcuao fos
again bangs over this city to-day.
, 1874-11-25

PORTLAND, No., Nov. 24.-The Captain and
two soamon Of tho schooner Water LILY were
drowned noar Fronts Neck during tho storm OF
Monday.
DuSNy11LE, Ont, Nov. M.-Tbe schooner
Augustus Ford wont aBlAore at Port 31aitlaud
last night, and four Of tho crow wero frozen to
Jeath.
, 1874-11-25
INDIA.

WHY YAKoon KHAN WAS 1Mrn1sosEn.
BOMBAY, Nov. 24.-It is reported hero that
Yakoob Khan was Imprisoned because ho wanted
to surrender tho City Of Herat to Porsia.
, 1874-11-25
EtrplalGllsn Hint.

PorTsy111E, Pa, Nov. 24.-Tho nrcmon's. faud
In MaAony City, growing out of tho Major as-
HaAsiuatlon short tin,o ago, culminatoa In riot
oral porsona wounded, and ono aaloon Quilted.
, 1874-11-25
son Coleman, Lebanon ". 8. Eokert,. .uoadIng j,
AMI Horace Brook, Baltimore.
Tho mootiDg then adjourned. =

Fntal Railroad Accident,


Special Dispdteh to tho CAtea0o Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 2a.-At 1 o'clock. this
morning an accIdont took place on tho 1ndinnap-
oils, Bloomington 4 Wcatorn Road At Gillem, the
first station oaat Of Bloomington. resulting In
tho instant doath Of George lsingrlng, fseman Of
tho pasaonger-train bound weat. Extra freight
No. II. bound cast was 10 moot tho passenger at
Downs. tho second station oast OF Bloomington.
but. being unable to mako that point. took ado
track at Gillcn,, ontoring from tho west end and
pushing aload Of tho onglue soreral cara. Tho
engine With the oars, loft tho bde.track at tho
east end. backoa west aud pnsho1 in cars behind
tic train On wcst on1. 4 brakeman,
named 1follingson, loft tho switch ohen.
Tho passongor trim came in from
tho eeast, and, when hen, running At tho
tho switch. Tho engine ran into cattlo-guard
and turned co1npietely over. ningring, tho tlro..
his body WAS rocovorol By digging a trorcll
feet doop uuaer it,. The 'ongtnecr, z. i. Sharp,
ot urbana, vas badly bruisod abostt tho head.
The, bageage-car was ditchcd, aud tho trout
trnckH Of tue smoking.car thrown from tl1o
track; but no passengers injured. ltingripg
lvod In Peoria, aud waa highly respected.
, 1874-11-25

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 24.-A mysta1ious Mir
dor III exciting poop!o at lothrny, 10 milos south
Of Hamilton, Dutlor County, o. It occurred On
, 1874-11-25
At Albany, NJ. Y.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 24.-Dlckaon Il Co.'s
grlst-mfll, stored With grain, wax burned to-
night. Loss, sl50,000. There wero stored In
tho building $4,000 buBhols barley and a, 900
bushels oats. Insurance on grain, 100000 !;
on building, machinery, aud elevator, 4l5, 900.
, 1874-11-25
Accidentally Shot xxt.nsv.r,

Special UispHFch 70 The CH3ca9o IFiouNt.
LooAssponr, Ind.. Nov. 24.-David Young,
agod II years, Of Adams Township, oxperlmented
with an old muskot yestorday to SEQ If it was
loaded. It proved to be, md the charge passed
through Dayid's head, killing hi1a inatan.ly.
, 1874-11-25

orfctat Ulspd1ch 10 TIE ChfcaQo IflbNHt.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 29.-Yarious houses and
etoros hayo boon burglarlously visited hero lato-
ly, aud to-day Thomas Luddngton charges
James Foley and his brother Patrick, who were
arrepted. nj the burglars. Sb1uo Of the stolon
property was found in their hands.
, 1874-11-25
Il Trio OF Accidents.

Il Trio OF Accidents.
Special Dfspatch to TAs CAfcaao Tribune.
WAYSzanuna. Pa., Nov. 23.-Thomas j. Kent
was run over by hcayily-!oadcd wagon yester-
day afternoon, and only lived flYo hours.
Last night Tlomas Zook mud Laurence
Clark, old eitlzcne. wero thrown by ther horncs,
one milo east Of this town. Zools rms instnptly
killed, Ills lead atrittng tho ond OF blidgo,
while clark was dragged through tho bridge and
aoriously Injured.
, 1874-11-25
Justices and Detectives in tho Uunlko

RrcuuoSp. Va. Nov. 2l.-Dotectivo Wron has
beoE sentenced to ono yoar imprisonment for
being accessory to tho swlndling Of countrymen
by tho game Of bunko. Chief Of Detectives
Knox aud Police JuHtice White arc to be tried OH
indictments for q siu,slar oIen8c.
, 1874-11-25


M1aSEApo1lB, hiinn., Nov. 24.-A fro this
morning destroyed N. r. Warmers undertaken
store, On Washington ayenue. Stock saved.
LQsn Hulnll.
, 1874-11-25

Special Uisuusch u The Ch,cago Tribune.
DETao1r, Mich, Nov. 23,-Tho shiaglo-miIl OF
Col: aowau, at 0roouvlllo, waA burnol Saturday
nigat. l.oss. Sl0.0o0,
, 1874-11-25

Tho g1oat ilros IN Chicago and boston, IL
which many valuable fura wore 1oatroyea AAYo
lad curious effect In causing thu transmission
Of luts to New York from ttsstant cities for rono.
vstion aud saie kcoplng during the Hprlng mud
private families, not only III tho cltos already
i,alnod, but in Detroit, hpripsne!d, Mass, Hart
ford. and many othor plaoeB, whore the eatat:
iiBhmentB OF tho local furr!ers aro not aoemea
sufficiently Hocuro.--Neio Xork .Esonlag 1'0s-
, 1874-11-25

bolt and compel tho choioe Of a no" man, 1no1o
1B NO HOPE OF TIl1B. -,
Tho Democratic party 10 40 woll kept IL hand,
that, aaontly aa its nenlbors arc or Imitation Or
somothing stronger, Il expects to support uald"
Money man tos Tho Presidency In 1870 and iaao,
and intonas to poll full vote for him Whom
vote 10 tho joint sesHion. and Republicans else.
whore would do wcll to initiate this e1amplo OF
amenabilty to discipline.
, In. HOnUNz
Ia about tho nost utterly defcated man In Amor
ica. THE Democrats have dropped bin. satisfied
Of h!e impraotioabiisy; h!s "Tadpole" =" orgnuiza-
tton has suffered ehinwreck, and tho Republic.
sstlon, and as tho author Of tholr tecont ro,lt.
Mr. Henry T. Dl6w, Chairman Of Tho state Cam
u,ttoe. would probably hnvo received tho com
pllment OF o nomination woro It not that he too,
ID hot ovor-popular, by reason Of Ills having con-
sontod to the surrender OF Tho party. Probably,
hfr. John D. Hondetaon will again 6o selected as
: tho staudard-boarer Of tho party. 'UnLAx. ::
, 1874-11-25

4 Mum Fatally. und K1ls Wifo and
Daughter Seriously, Burned.
sr. JouSs N. B., Nov. ga man named
Datty was fatally, and bis wifo aud daughter
seriously, burned by their house taking fire this
morning.
The Now Orleans Steamboat Disnstor.
New ORLEANS, La., Nov. 24.-six moro bodioa
havo hcon recovered from tho EMPIRE including
those Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenper. TIE tota! nu1n-
ber Of bodies recovered ia twenty y-throo.
, 1874-11-25
IzhrcInrs Arrested ut Dnnv,11c.

5pecfdt Dfspakch to Tic CAfcauo Tribune,
DANv111E, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-For two months our
city has boon infested With a. gang OF burglars,
and scarcely night has passed. but what one or
moro houses wore hurglarizod, bnt tho porpo.
traitors could not be caught. At last, tho spcnd-
Ing Of silver ha1f-lotlar by negro man,
which ha1fdollar was recognized az having
been stolen a few nights previous, led on
Saturday to his arroat. Tho negro worry soon d.
yuged tho unrnes of two poraona-white ncn-
who wero engaged In tho business with him, and
to-day they wcro nrrestod mud bound over In
$1,000 bonds to appear at tho February torn Of
tho Circuit Court. LII dofault Of the necoesAry
bail, thoy were committed to JUL, They woro
identified by two peraons. : :,