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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-20
w A IT E II.

OF the purest quality and most unlimited
supply can be furnished TO these lots.
1t is an acknowledged fact that this portion
Is by far the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-20
Montana Meat Market.

ERGLINGER e. FRANCK. fWD2Y
Il The best and tenderest Meats Hf8L
In the market. None bnt the Aa
Primest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the eaddress-Monta
Meat Market, Main Street, near First, Los
Angeles Junltf-S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-20
Monday. the 18th day Of November.
A. D.. 1875

At O'Clock p. NJ. at the Office of the Com
pany on Commercial street, Los Angeles City,
Tor the purpose of electing Trustees for the
year ensuing. S. III MOTT,
octlitu Secretary,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-20
NHARLorTE CONSOLIDATED COL
NOTICE.

OFFICE oFTHE l.. A. CITY WATER Co.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Oct. IL, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ meeting of the Stock holders of the above
named company will be held on
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VIII of Capt. r. B. Ward.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune: y
DETROIT, Jan. 1.-The will of Capt.
E. B. Ward was admitted to probate
to-day. 1t gives his wife and her two
children the Ludington lumber interest,
and all appurtenances On land and wa
ter, and part of the personal property
of the household. He gives several
friends tokens of remembrance in the
shape of stock in the Chicago, M1lwau-
kee, or Wyandotte Boiling Mills, and
all the property beyond that goes in
equal shares to his children and his Sis
ter Emily. lis to be sold at the dis
cretion Of the Trustees, and funded for
the benefit of the legatees, the income
to be paid as they may elect, except
that it is never to be anticipated to
any of them. The family mansion is
given to his sister Emily and the five
Children of Capt. Ward by his first
wife, and, in case of the death of them
all without issue, it goes to the child
rem of his deceased sisters, Sally and
Abba. The value Of the property left
the widow and her children is valued at
Fl. 100000
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The court of Adams county, at
Quincy, ILL.,, was burned Saturday, but
the public records and papers being
saved, the loss of $4,000 at which the
building was valued may be counted as
a gain, for the building was old and IN
commodious.
The Congressional committee in
quiry into murders and whipplngs IN
Sumter county, Ala, fails to trace the
crimes to political motives; and IN ret-
utdtion of the charge that Republican
voters were intimidated at the last cleo
ton, it was shown that the Republican
vote in the county was increased 50 per
cent. over Grants vote two years De-
fore.
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1t is said Mr.. Voorhees, has with
drawn from the Indiana Senatorial con.
test, leaving Messrs. Hereman and Nc
Donald the only candidates..
Operations are suspended at nearly
all the central Pennsylvania coal mines,
but an advance in prices has not fol.
lowed in Philadelphia.
king Alfonzo entered Spain by
landing at Barcelona Saturday after
noon. He was received by the civic
authorities and an immense enthusiast
tic crowd. ISL.
While man named Wiegand, his
wife and child, were crossing a railway
track at Beverly, N. j., in +. q wagon,
Saturday, = train struck the vehicle,
killing the woman, child and horse, and
seriously injuring the man.
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FROM. WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-TSe: sub-eom-
mittee appoin ssd by the House on
Southern affairs>zeturned from Louis
lana last night. They are reticent but
enough is known to authoritative state.
ment that THERE'S no confliat of opinion
among the members of the committee.
The action Of the returning board in
throwing out returns Of certain parishes
in which Conservatives we're elected
and in giving: certi6catea<to some Re.
publicans whc>'were not elected. will be
condemned as illegal and an unwarrant-
ed exercise Of: authority The testi-
mony does not sustain the charges Of
violence towards negro voters, but tends
10 establish the fact thaalarge number
Of negroes voted the Democratic ticket
from convictions Of right. The COM
mittee will probably recommend new
election. The excitemertin New Orleans
when the committee left, that city was
intense. There was ns,likelihood what
ever Of its being manifested in general
outbreak, but the kellogg government
is submitted.to only under the pressure
of the military pcwar of the United
States, and in the expectation and; be-
lief that Congress villa devise and
adopt some means that will restons the
commonwealth to the control of it's cit
liens.
Rumors Of dissensions in the Cabi-
net on account Of the policy Of the Ad-
ministration in regard to the Louisiana
troubles are againreperted in we'll in.
formed circles aaWit was stated tonight
that Secretary Fish had rendered his
resignation to the President. The Sec
rotary, however, denies the truth of the
report, stating positively that he had
not resigned. though as to what would
take place he did not know.
There seems to be every indi-
cation that at least three members Of
the Cabinet are not thoroughly in &C.
cord with the President on this trouble
some question and have intimated to
him that they will resign. It is now
stated That several prominent Republi.
can Senators were in consultation with
Secretary Fish to-day, and this fact has
given rise to the rumor that an effort is
being made to reconcile any differences
which msy have taken place between
him and the President.
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English Railway Accident.

A cable telegram Of December oath
last briefly mentioned an accident on
the Great Western railway of England,
IN which 81 passengers were killed and
upwards Of 20 wounded. The London
Times of: the 25th brings faller partic-
ulars, as follows:
A large. number of persons, most of
whom were visiting friends for Christ
mas, were being conveyed in thirteen
carriages with two engines from the
Great Western station at Oxford to
Birmingham, and the north train,
which was half an hour lateS proceeded
safely for about six miles, when two of
the wheels Of the frst-class carriage
broke and Immediately left the metals
and for atsleast three shundred yards,
plunged along over the sleepers, many
of which were cut in two, and rushed
over the wooden bridge, over the
Oxford and Birmingham canal. The
carriage was then thrown down an
embankment, and dragged after it sew
eral Others The train wasstraveling
at the rate Of forty miles hour, and
the impetus given to the carriages as
they left the rails carried them with.
terrible force for long distance, until
they were finally dashed in pieces in
the meadows below. One carriage and
the luggage van were deposited beyond
the canal, and one carriage carried
away one of the stone abutments Of the.
bridge and fell in splinters. into the
water. The fragments Of the two car
riages, turned wheels upwards, was lit
orally strewed about the embankment,
and one carriage was hurled right
across up the line into the bank. The
front pari of the train continued its.
course for some distance. In the case
of the majority of the victims death was:
instantaneous.
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ChIcA60.

Murder en- tho North Side..TakinG
Testimony for Congress Contest.
CHICAGO, Jan. ll.--The body of An
unknown man was discovered early
this morning at Goose Island, On the
North Side. The head was nearly sew
cred from the trunk and numerous
stahs had been inflicted on various parts
of his body. No object foa the murder
was known.
The taking of testimony before no.
tary in the contested election case Of
Lemoine versus Farwell, third Con-
gressional district, was begun this
morning.
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MIR. Henry Clews Wants the Pre-
ferred Creditors to Wait Until
the Firm Assets Can be S0ld fol
Their Value.


ferred Creditors to Wait Until
the Firm Assets Can be Sold for
Their Value.
New YORK, Jan. 11.--HenrF Ctews
Of Clews & Co., bankers, abiding to q
recent publication in regard to the con.
dition Of his house states that he conf
IDENTIFY believes that if the secured
creditors will continue their leniency
and hold on to their securities until
the present Oppressive effects of the
panic have finally passed sway, enough
will be realized therefrom to pay them
in full, and an excess sufficient to pro-
vide for the entire unsecured indebted.
ness of the firm; but if sales are now
made under an auctioneer's hammer,
on the present depressed state of the
market, the sacrifice will necessarily be
very great.
ITO the Western Associated Press
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. ll.---A
special meeting Of the. cabinet is now il
session, considering it is understood,
the Louisiana question. The Presi-
dents message on the subject will not
60 to Congress to-day
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THURSDAY, Jan. flight jurors have
been accepted in the Becher-T ilton suit.
....Mrs. Dora Braeinger of st. Louis, was
fatally shot yesterday by Chas. L. King, a
married man with whom she refused to
elope. The Governor of Massachusetts
refuses to pardon Spence P tits %.
Charles Albert, attorney, and uncle of
Irwin, who was disbursing agent for that
gentleman in the Pacific Mail subsidy BUSH
ness at first, but refuses to tell to whom he
paid the money. He said, however, that
none that passed through his hands went
to Congressman 800. Sergeant-at--Arms
Ordway reported to the ways and means
committee that he was unable to find W.
s. king. Irwin was before the bar Of the
House yesterday, and refusing to tell to
whom he paid the corruption fund, was
committed to the common Jail of the Dis
trict. The Legislature of Pennsylvania
Tennessee, Missouri and Illinois con-
vened yesterday Estate Senator G.. W.
Graham, Of Virginia, was before the House
naval committee and swore that Congress
man Stowell sold cadetship for 81 500,
his only connection with the transaction
being that of agent for Stowell y. g.. Matters
in New Orleans remain quiet. Gen. Sher-
idan telegraphed yesterday that threats Of
assassination had been made against him,
but that he was not afraid, and would not
be stopped from enforcing the government
laws. The board of underwriters and a
large number Of the clergy issued address,
es to the country, in which they denounced
the action and statements of the General
AS malicious and false, while secretar,
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"A Colorado bar keeper, who shot a
man dead over the counter, pleads in
extenuation that an order for drinks
was conference.-the.
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The Gardiner (Me.) Journal says
there is store in that place in which
skull is kept on the counter, marked@
ssThis man was 4 drummer. Beware
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Order denying new trial affirmed

j. NJ. Paine & Co., respondents. VS.
Sherwood & sewell, appcllants.-'2he
plaintiffs sue to:Fecover value. of lum Fer
and labor performed, and a. new trial
was applied for on the part Of the ap-
pellants. Order'denying new trial re-
versed.
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Lost 1t Sea.-.TweDty-sixf Po1sons
Drowned.

LONDON, Jan. II, $500 A. k.--The
steamer Kattline Mary, from Odessa
for Falmouth, has been lost at sea, and
26 persons drowned. r.y .,x
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IMPORTANT DECISION,

IHe cplnlon OF tue State Supreme
Court in the case Of Cakes and Oliver
Ames, executors of the last will and
testament, ETC., of VIM. l.. Ames, de-
ceased, appellant, VS.. the Lake Superb
or and Mississippi railroad company,
respondents, was filed this morning
The case first brought by WIN. L.
Ames to restrain the railroad company
from taking certain land belonging to
him for railroad purposes, OH the
ground among other things
that the charter Of the
company was unconsftn-
tional and invalid. The opinion Of the
court sustains the claim Of the appal-
lants. The following is the syllabus:
The act of March 8, 1851 (special
laws Of 1861, chapser y assuming to
amend the charter Of the Nebraska &
Lake Superior Railroad Company claws
OF 1867, extra session, chapter 93) by
constituting certain persons seventeen
in number. and three Of whom were
among: the twenty-six corporatos
named ia the act of l857) corporation
under the name of the lake Superior
& Mississippi Railroad Company is re-
pugnanr to the second section of the
tenth article of the constitution Of the
State which provides that mo cor
poration shall be formed under
special acts except for municipal pur-
poses.'
William S. Nixon, respondent, VS..
James H. Merrill ct. ais, appellants.
Sec. l. Oh. 46 of Revised Statutes
provides ''that husband and wife may
by their joint decd convey the real es-
tate of the wife in like manner as they
might do by her separate deed if she
were unmarried" If the wife was
an infant this statute gave to the joint
deed of her and her husband:the same
effect as conveyance of her real estate
as was given to a deed executed by her
as an infant femme sole.
Order denying new trial affirmed
In the matter of Patrick. Keffe, by
John Keffe, his guardian, appellant, VS..
MAWduhcc " bts Z dul NdlIIOdu V@u"
pany, respondent.
A case where the appellant: was al
lowed damages by the court below for
injuries sustained by his foot being
caught in turn table. Thejudgmsnt
Of the court below was reversed.
j. NJ. Paine & Co., respondents. VS.
Sherwood & sewell, appcllants.-'2he
nlaint iffS clio To- rocouar ualua of linn Exnr
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

TUESDAY, Jan 5. The 3eecher-Tilton
case was called at II O'Clock yesterday
and after little sparring between coun-
sci, went overto IL o'clock to-day ..
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has
affirmed the sentence Of Ortvein, convicted
0: murder in Allegheny county. &C. B.
Goodyear, one of the oldest members OF
the Chicago Board of Trade, died yester.
day at the Grand Pacific hotel. {. u. : The
Warmoth Jewell duel is of, mutual friends
fixing up a compromise. Geo. T. Cur
tbs has volunteered bis services to the city
of New York in the effort to procure resti
tuition from Tweed and others Of the
amounts stolen from the city Indian
Commissioner Smith having, in his annu-
al report, criticised Gen. Clusters
management Of the Black Hills
expedition, the General comes
back in letter, in which he accuses the
Rev. Commissioner of williul falsehood,
and advises him to attend to the duties of his
own department and to let the military
alone. The Legislature of Tennessee
assembled yesterday. The House COM
pleted it's organization on the 10th ballot.
The Senate failing adjourned over 10 to-
day. Lewis Burd of Haywood, was elect
ed Speaker of the House. .. "A boiler ex.
Plosion in Boston yesterday injured one
man fatally and four slightly. ...R. J.
Dallas, cashier of the Toronto bank ar
rested in New York last week for stealing
$4,000 from the bank, has been pro-
nonnced Insane and sent to the asylum
...The board of government engineers to
report upon the plans for constructing
bridge across the Mississippi at La Crosse,
meets at that place on the 18th inst. .. The
payments made by warrants from the
treasury Curing December were, on &C
eount Of miscellaneous 4521,475; war
$2,627, 1872; navy 81, s62, 297; interior, In.
dians and pensions q, 1898, 4l2; total Sl5,-
0S5, 1927. The above does not include
payments made On account of interest or
principal OF the public debt of the United
States.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.-The Crow In
dams report white men in the Black Hills
near Snake Canon. =. Congressman Schu.
maker and Parsons have signifed their
willingness to go oef1re the Pacific Mail
investigating committee and tell all they
know in relation to the passage of the
subsidy bill %. Three jurors were accept
ed in the Beecher-Tilton case yesterday.
The trial is before Judge Nelson. . King
Alfonso has been notified by all the great
powers of Europe that he will be prompt
~ recognized on his arrival at Madrid %.
Mayor Wickham of New York has order
ed Corporation Counsel E. Delafeld
Smith, to show cause why he
should not he removed for his
connection with the old Tweed
regime. ... The sale of pews in Beecher's
church took place last night, the
sales amounting to 100000 against $685.
600 last year. AL quiet at New Orleans
yesterday. The Congressional committee
have already commenced taking testimo-
ny in reference to the disgraceful proceed
ings Of Monday. Janus Jefreys, men,
Der of the legislature, has commenced a
suit in the o. S. Court against Gems. Sher-
idan, Emery and De Trobriand, for $780,
600 damages for ejecting him from his seat
in the House of Representative. Geo. D.
Kelly, who was also elected. has filed a
similar suit. By an explosion of fire
damp in a coal mine at Rotterdam, Eng
land, yesterday, ninety miners lost their
lives.
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THERE were l25 births to So death1
in Rochester, last year. >...,:'~
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LnmbeT Statistics.

The following figures will show the
extent of lumber manufactured during
the past year at Minneapolis:
AMOUNT OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES MANUFAc-
TIRED puRIXa THE SKAsoN OF 1874
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In pennsylvania has become almost gen.
eral. The action of the Philadelphia &
Reading Company, however, in reducing
the price, it is thought, will prevent any
attempt at an advance .. No change is
reported in the situation at New Oeleans.
Gen Sheridau's detailed report of the mill
tary interference in the organization OF
the Legislature, was received at Washing
ton Friday night. Caucuses of the Re-
publican members of both houses of Con-
gress were held Saturday in which the
Southern situation was discussed at
length, but no decisive policy
was agreed upon. The storm that visi
ted this State Friday was general in all
the North and Southwestern States. In
Arkansas and Tennessee the weather was
the coolest for years, the thermometer
ranging at Memphis during the day from
to II degrees below zero. At Chicago
Saturday, the thermometer ranged from
IL to Is below, with driving wind.
Much suffering is reported from all points,
but the only loss of life from exposure yet
mentioned il that Of man in tho west
division of Chicago. King Alfonso en-
tered Spain Saturday by way of Barcelo-
ma. He was received with enth usiasm by
both the army and the people. .. At the
railroad accident on the Great Western
railroad, Eng, the 25th ult., there were
80 persons killed and 20 wounded.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!l
IAN OUNCE OF PREEENrIoN WORTH A
POUND OF CURE"

The rpirootic, which IL prevailing st the Nosth
70 an slarmirg extent, has reached Baltimore, Aad
BLAEKEr YOUR HORSES, ans k.~-. zen
warm BY buying BLANKETS OF
= q. WaEHs--
Corner nth and p streets, oPp1 - ID. 20,
Where you viii hpd . large -sOEsss .slch he
10 selling at prices mnch lower than tlsy have
sold IN this city. seeH eo2S
GRAND 0PKHTKG or BOOTS AND Shoes
NJ for = All aud Winter. We have Iust
ceiyed our Immense fall stock Of first ola % -
Boots and Shoes As desire 90 do q large bust
iisht down 20 bard pss, therefore 20 call your an
tention 10 the following price lisi:-Gents sew<d
$40. worth o. 80 90; Boy Toe do, %, ca a, ss,
% 90 o.; do But Boot., % 50 sud mp: do Oaif d. ,
70, Kid Ioxsd B.lm.rsi.. sl.s; Our STOCK ia
Misses and chidrens shoe, = The bsst aud ehespss,
at J. W, sELBre. 1919 ard 1916 Fvnpsylvsnia
ayeppe, between 18th aud 9th streets, sspes u
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HTHAMILYON BUILDING ASS8CIA.
The srst regular mo9thly meeting Of the HAM
meDt of dues, &C, will be held the Board Of TRAD
Rooms near corner of och stree, and Psnnsylysnia
October s, at O'Clock.
stock may be subscribed At the following places:
- Real Estate Broker,
WIN H Isl Hs9 BR Hs5ssts RSr'h"eS''
JANIS s. Fsxs Il D F1s. snans
y.D.rk ~ III street northwest
w ms street northwet.
,so,s q; g A SaS$ss SSse' Treasury.
J.r. nh iss ~ street bfs G GSTth~''''
1oHN S2 naP Psnna ave. northwest.
81 sudi,sI,s Once, Treasury.
one GopRiFSllSi e f. f SnTssne'
.roT Ger llt b street V,s and ss,I Pa ave.
JOHN r. p1 " 'i Bt jisfss northwest
1914 18th street northwest.
in sh each Association calculated to close
JNo. A. PRESCOTT, seey HhNhh' PRESIDENT
sep8 dtoc6 LTrib. III, th,s.Ad.l
HMEDIoA44o I REP eaFTNEE GEORGE
Il.
The twenty seventh session VIII commence in the
CtDege Building corner of llth and streets north
west, on MONDAY, OctOber4, at 8 O'Clock .. m
The opening lecture will be delivered by Pro-
lessor BCsEY, en- " Diseases Of Infancy and Child
hood"
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, MD,
Professor OF Principles and Practice of Medicipe,
General Pathology, and Medical Ethics, and Pres
ident Of the Faculty.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, MD,
Professor of Obstetrics and Puer peral Diseases of
Women, and Treasurer of the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT, ND.
Professor OF Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES K. MORGAN, MD,
Professor of Materia Medica and TherA peutics and
Medical Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL u. BUSEY, ND,
Professor of Diseases of Infancy ard Childhood
j. HAREY THOMPSON, ND
Professor Of Physiology and Disc ases of Women.
ROBERT BEYBURN, MD,
Professor Of Principles of Surgery and Microscopic
Anatomy.
BENZ. Il. HEDRICK, NJ. A., Ph.D
Professor If Chemistry and Toxicology.
WARWICK EVANS, ND,
Professor OF Anatomy.
p. j. MURPHY, MD.
Assistant to the Chair of Physiology.
OHARLES V. B0AhMAN, ND,
{. V, n. CALLAN, NJ. D.,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, NJ. D,
Proseetor TO the CHAR Of Anatomy.
J. y. ELIOT, NJ. D.,
PrOsector TO the Chair of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, IL. D., Dean,
sepO-2w No. $40 Il street northwest.
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HOTELS.
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The most central, and yet quietest location in the
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pKACH BRANDY.

We respectfully invite the attention Of our Gus
toners who DESTROYS OF putting up Branded
Fruits. to . very fine article 81 OLD PEACH
BRANDY. Also, PURE WHITE BRANDY, ana
Q general assortment u PREsERvINd JARS.
j. 3. BRYAN 9 BRO,
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0The late Mr.. Delano, of Washington" IL
the way some of the papers incorrectly state
1t. The fact is he was - Washington very
Lille,