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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

yet grow out of tho TROUBLES III Cupa,
but II seems that those who are Well
informed see no reason at present TO
find any more serious trouble than
there has been for the last six or seven
years, except that every year the pres
ent condition of affairs continues III
becomes greater strain on our pa
thence, and they do not believe that
there will be a speedy recognition Oh
Cuba as a belligerent. The provisions
Of the treaty of l795 give Spain the
right to search American merchant
vessels for c0ntraband articles. d.
plomxtists have long insisted that TINS
section alone has prevented the recog-
milton of Cuban belligerency by the
United Stases. So long as this section
stands. if tie United States should rec"
ognize Cuiss every American mer-
chantman w0ai& he compelled by the
treaty to subsnt 10 the inquisitlve
search of Spanish frigates. III this
section should be abrSgated, one grea'
obstacle to. the recognition OF Cuoa
would te removed. The citing out O.
vessels of war just at This tiissa is PROB
ABLY ordered more for effect talan De-
cause LI Is eAitCt6u liieio VIII NV
immediate use for them.
Navy to he Increased.
WASHINGTON. November 1Sth.-
Isaiah Hanseom, Chief of tue Bureal
of CONSTRUCTION and repairs of the
Navy Department., will recommend IN
his annual report that the policy b'
adopted of building certain numbeI
of war vessels annually, OF both irol
and wood. until the American nas$
shall be able to compete with that o
any nation in tive world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
Weather Report,

CA,,ENTE, November lstI.-As yet
we have had no rain during the heavy
storms North the past few days, but
on the contrary it has been clear, warm
and pleasant.
GosHEN, November lSth.-All last
night it was quite cloudy and had the
anneara rance of rain, but this morning
ii cleared up, the sun shines bright
and left us without drop of rain.
DEIANo. November 18th. sun
is shining through the clouds; there is
not ,nuch Indication of rain here
have had none ut all since tie "a in
stant.'
SAN BERNARDINO, November 18TH.
1t has been raining here pretty haro
since 8 o'clock last evening. Al TINS
hour 1:30 p. NJ the clouds are break,
ing away, the sun is shining, ana II
has the appearance of clearing up.
DowNEy CRY, November lSth.-1t
has been misting off and on all day.
SAN FERNANDO TUNNEL, November
lSth.-It has rained pretty hard fol
the past thirty hours, butts now ll;3'
=. NJ clearing up.
i HOODS CAMP, 90 miles South ol
! Willow Springs, on the Desert, Nov
| 18th. We bad little sprinkle Of rain
here last night. To-day it is clear ant
pleasant, With o strong wind blowing
from the North.
WILMINGToN; November 18th. =
1t has been storming here since yes
terday evening, but is clearing III
now, 2 p. NJ.
FRESNO, Nov. 1Sth.-We expert
enced u very heavy rain last night. L
cleared up this morning, and now The
indications are that we will have more
soon. ..#.,,.a
CALIENTE, Nov. lSth.-Ths Tele
graph Stage did not leave here unit
Il;50 this morning, four and hal
hours behind its regular leaving time
in consequence of the trains being de
layed by heavy storms North las
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
FRIDAY,-..~...-...-.....Nov. 49, 1877
NEWS OF THE MORNING..

About ten hours steady rain fell in this
valley on Wednesday night.
The rain has been quite heavy North Of us.
The rivers i'm the Sacramento and San Joa-
ouin valleys are running full banks and still
rising. The Merced river oyeriiowed ana
damaged the railroad aud telegraphline TO
the extent of rendering both imperative Tor
short time. q
The prospect is favorable for close OF the
war in Spain at an early day.
Guibord was buried without trouble.
1t is still storming North.
The overland trains are all coming In be-
hind time on account OF the storms.
IL has rained almost steadily East OF the
Sierras since last Saturday.
The statement that the Crown Prince OF
Germany was coming to the United States Is
denied.
Joseph Halphin, diamond merchant OF
Paris, has failed for the small sum oil s3Vo'VoV
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
Anaheim Items.
from the Gazstte, Rth inst,I

Mr.. John Bush brought in town two
does, one buck and fawn, killed in
the Santiago mountains yesterday.
There-are lively times at the black
smith shops, pointing and repairing
plows for active service.
A petition was circulated yesterday,
addressed 10 Il. II. Hewitt, Superin-
tendent OF tile railroad. asking that
the running time of the Aqabeim
train be changed SO that it VIII Leave
Anaheim at A. NJ. and arrive at D
p. NJ.
The people of Anaheim, after hay
ing been used to communication with
Los Angeles twice day, cannet stand
it even one day on half accommoda-
ton without complaining. How the
San Diego people will stand 1t we can.
not say, but think it will not be long
before their big Gum is fired in de-
fence Of their rights and privileges.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
EASTERN NEWS.
New York Items.


NEW YORK, November lSth.-An-
other of the suits growing out of the
Tilten- Beecher scandal is that of the
libel suit of Henry c, Bowen against
the Brooklyn Daily Eagle for 800, OOO
damages, came up to-day in the Brook
lyn City Court. Ex.Judge Fullerton
appeared for Bowen, apd ex-J4dge
Beach appeared on behalf Of Engle,
The case was put over for the term.
The Pacific Mail Directors to-day
appointed committee to settle unad-
justed accounts with the Panama r.
r. Co.
The Poe Monument.
BALTIMORE, November lsth.-The
Poe monument was dedicated this af-
ternoOn at the Washington FemalG
High School with imposing ceremo-
pies,
fs AUklux Prisoners.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, November 17th.-
The KukluX prisoners Omar aRd
Smart were taken to the Frankfort
Penitentiary this morning by U. S.
Marshal Moffert.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

The dramatic performance at Turn
Verein hall was given last night, not
withstanding the inclement weather.
There was fair audience, comprising
many of our best citizens, and an un-
usual proportion of ladies'. "All that
Glitters is not Goldn was presented
with great force, and "a Winning
Hazard" put the audience into spien-
did humor. Mrs. Roster, Mrs. Fluhr,
Mics ], Green and the Messrs. Edel-
map, Lehman, RothschilA, Levy, Will
son, Coster, Yunkep and Maag a1quit-
ted themselves with credit, and we
hope soon to see the Dramatic Section
of the Turn Yerein give us another
performance in fai rer weather.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

THE rain is coming in the most sat
isfactory manner this year. So far 1t
has fallen gently, with little or no
wind. The temperature has been so
mild that the rain has in no way in-
jured stock. From all parts of the
valley we hear the most cheering re-
ports. The farmers everywhere are
jubilant, and the whole surface of the
country is already covered with ver-
dure. The weather-wise predict a
prosperous season and b0untiful crops.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
STOCK raisers of Southern Californi

STOCK raisers of Southern California
are heavy losers by the death Of Mr..
L. J. RosE's horse, "The Moor"
Some of the finest horses i'm this valley
are "The Moor's" colts. They are all,
without exception, we believe, trot-
tiers, and some of them give promise
of taking front rank among the fast
trotters of the State. We notice that
some of our local contemporaries place
the value of "The MoOro at $1,000.
This is much under his true WORTH;
three times that sum would not have
induced his owner to part with him.
He was valued by Mr.. ROSE at $2O,O 900
and to our raisers of fast trotters he
was worth great deal more money.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

WE believe the editor Of the HERALD form
crly edited q paper i'm stockton. he knows
how IL is himself, and therefore reIralhs IRON,
sneolxing of the lunatics stockton has turned
loose ON the rest of the State, including Los
Angeles-EIpress.
We certainly have refrained as fal
as possible from allusion to the men
tai condition of the editors of the E.r.
press, and we read their appeal for the
establishment of q branch Insane Asy.
lum here with that commiseration
one always feels for mind diseased
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
o,h,ch fi,e psann,ssryfvanIa Censvai Is

which The Pennsylvania Central h.
the nucleus. If Mr.. ScoTT succeeds
in passing his bill so far from giving
the Southern States the, road they
want it will raise barrier that Will
forever prevent their obtaining what
they so earnestly desire. We appre-
hend the Senators who go to the Capt.
tol pledged to support the bill will, be-
fore they cast their final vote, become
possessed of information which will
place the scheme in its. true light be-
fore them and induce final with
drawal of their support. Its hardly
within the pale of Possibilities that
Congress will pledge the Government
for the gigantic sum asked for in tins
modest bill, but it is an act of inJus-
tice to Represents to othe people OF the
South that this Texas Pacific PROPOSE
tion will give them what they so
much xneed--a southern Overland
Railroad.fi a. AZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
Homicide.
2 The following details of an affair of
which we have had some intimation
by telegraph, we take from the San
Diego World of the 10th inst:


by telegraph, we take from the San
Diego World of the 10th inst:
dreadful affair occurred at the ranch of
Mr.. q. w. Webb, in the Sweetwater, last
night, in which II Frenchman, whose name
we have not learned, game suddenly ana
perhaps deservedy to his end, atthe hands
Of Young Mr.. Webb, by Il shot from double
barreled gun. The circumstances MS related
10 us as follows: Young Mr.. Webb heard
during the night, SOME one proving around
the house, and getting up discovered a IN an
retreating who had been peerlng INTO lhe
window ofian inmate. Mr.. Wcbb thinking
the man had gone, returned into the house.
but ID was not long till he again heard the
noise and again going 10 the door, Win ms
gun, encountered II man, OF whom ne inqulr-
ed what he wanted there? He got for ans
wer that il was '.none of his business" The
man had i'm his hand u double barrel gun,
and cooking both barrels approached MI
Webb who called TO him three times To stop,
hut not doing so, Webb fred. His aim was
good one for he ahot the man Through tho
head and he fell dead ut once. TN eXamlna-
lion of the dead man this morning his feet
were found To be mufbed IN q part or an oid
gunny sack and % handkerchief around MS
face Young Webb came to town fhls morn.
ing and surrendered himself to the officers OF
the law, and will probably be examined SO
soon as the cOroner's verdict IL rendered, Dr.
Fenn I he coroner, having left for The scene OF
the trouble this morning. 49,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

The people of Virginia City are
adopting precautionary measures
against fire. They have learned d bit
ter lesson and intend to profit by its
teachings. 1t is pity these lessons
to be affective must be taught by ex-
perience.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19

The Hartford CSuyq,t puts on airs
because it was ll2 years old last Fri
day. It il old enough to behaVe bet.
ter. 1t tries to tantilize its original
subscribers by offering them the nexE
years subscription gratis. 1t knows
they are beyond its reach.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
In Hoe Sieno Vincess

Collections promptly made in all parts of
California, Nevada, ARIZONA, Montana and
leaving your accpGhis f5r cpiIeeiIJn win
tile Collection Agency, room o. bver tie Conf Com
mercial Bank, Main street, Los Angeles. All
monies paid over upon receipt of same.
nOVl6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
Foreign Grape Cuttings For Sale.

EoRTY different varieties, among which
Of Peru, Black Muscat, White Chasselas,
FoptainbleaH, Fiber Zagp, Muscat OF Alex
andFa, Berger Reasling, etc-the best 10 be
them within the reach of all. Send your OR
ders in time. Address, ID. RAAB,
Los Angeles,
Or see me at my place, South of the Indi.
ana Colony. novl0 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
gps Aastles Aerats

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the. best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-19
Latest kilograms,
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Par Los Angeles.

.CALIENTE, Nov. ls.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles LETT on
the Telegraph Stage Line to day;
A HoOs, + Tracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

f"A>TiTvTl0SALlTY OF THE SAMPLE.AER.
CnA>Is Law To BE- TLSTFD.- yesterday Mr..
r. !. Cannon, counsel for Fl. Y. Touchmln,
Ui rniladrlphia, who was recently sent on
- the Hastings Court charged with selling
t,y sample without license, filed with Judge
Hughes u petition for Il writ Of hnjedS
rofglS. TuuclIman represents and alleges
iait nc is illegally apd unlawiuly detained.
aui i wrougtuiy and Illegally restrained of
hs> liberty bS such arrest and custody. The
SAID act Of Assembly 10y virtue Of which he
"a, taken into custody aAd prosecuted] is in
yuurorent!on OF the provisions Of the second
section oi the fourth article Of the Constitu
lion OF the United States. which guarantee,
10 The "citiZens of each State the privileges
Iul immuuitie- of citizens in the sevc
MI Statc>," for the reason that said
.4w imposes II lax on citizens of States o
l.rs Uul0u other than the State Of Virginia
GREATER than that imposed by said law on
Their own citizens for the transaction OF the
Ike business within its limits, aud thereby
=, ahl-ne- An upjust and illegal discrimina-
lion in favor Of the citizens OF said State OF
Virginia against such citizens OF other States,
aud /. ia other respects illegal aud void be.
cal>r 0! lis repugnance TO the provisions OF
said Constitution Of the United Safes and In
violation Of the provisions Of the same"
The wri, prayed for was awarded by Judge
Hughes, and made returnable this morning
i. II O'clock, notice OF the same first to be
giStn the Commonwealth attorney of Rich.
n0nd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Senate yestel =
day, for the first time since the war, resolved
itself intoIC Committee of the Whole on the bi |
for the establishment of new lunatc asy-
lum. The bill as it was originally intro
duced by Mr.. Pridemore appropriated $780,
900 for the establishment of an asylum at
Wytheyille. The Committee on Public In.
stitutions struck out WytheVille and left the
location blank. s.,.--s.,
Msior kirkpatrick, of Lynchburg, has in.
troduced bill incorporating Governor KeEr-
per, Colonel Charles s. Carrington, Asa Sny-
der. ESQ, Rev. Pike Powers, Colonel Will
liam P. MumfoId, Mr.. Thomas W. McCance,
DR.. Ruffner, and others, BODY poiltlc un-
der the name Of the Virginia Prison Reform
Association. They are allowed to hold land
live acres) In Richmond for reformatory or
industrial purposes. Another purpose OF
the Association is TO improve the prisons
and jails in the State, providing more appro-
prlate means fer the punishment and reform
alton of. prisoners, and encouraging DIS
charged conyicts who have conducted them
selves we'll during their imprisonment by
procuring employment for them, &c. The
bill went TO the Committee on General Laws.
q In the Senate yesterday DR.. Mollett read
communication from the present superin-
tendent Of the Western .Lunalic Asylum,
who says that the asylum can be extended
and enlarged to accommodate six hundred
patients al cost Of about $500 per patient.
The water.supply Is represented as being
ample, and the gas-pipes can be. extended
without any change Ia the gas-works. f,"iy
The State Agricultural Society has appoint
ed q committee, of which Colonel w. &C.
Knight Is chairman, to menorializs the Le-
eislature on,the subject of establishing In
Connection with the State Agricultural So
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ciety a cabinet for minerals, the appointment
OF an anrIytical chemist, aud the publication
Of the Society's transactions. The subject in
wolves an appropriation OF 80, 900, aud Colonel
knight was at the capitol yesterday LOOKING
after the matter. = s.'& @.
The: Catholic Beneficial Society has ap-
pointed delegation to meet the delegations
from the various Societies OF the city to
make arrangements for the celebration of
st. Patrlck;s day. The delegations are to
meetat Cathedral Hall on Friday (to.morrow)
night at q O'Clock. They VIII elect chief
marshal and make other arrangements.
The Hastings Court has disposed of
nearly all of The criminal cases on the docket
for the February term. Yesterday Hi1dred
Elan was tried for seducing Margaret Evans
Judge Guigon has set the case Of John
Wren for trial next Tuesday. Mr.. .Fowlkes,
one of the principal witnesses In the case,
has already arrived. Z" 49, ~@= -..-' b. a
a new tin roof has been put upon the
Monumental church. s. y
The Philharmonics are to have another
rehearsal tonight for the concert which will
shortly be given by the Association. .'-
During the month Of January 1854.
GOO gallons of water were pumped into the
reservoir from the city water.works, making
an average of 3,432,s05 gallons pumped
each day. =" 23.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04
Meeting of Railway Managers.

New YORK, February IA meeting oil
western railway managers was held at the St.
Nichols Hotel to day upon the call of the
Bureau Of Western Commissioners, ct which
were also present the officers Of the Eastern
Trunk Lines and the members of the East.
ern Bureau of Commissioners. A full dis.
cussion was had as to the existing condition
of the freight business.
On motion of Mr.. Scott, of the Pennsylya.
MIA railroad, it was unanimously pesolved
that the powers of the Bureau of Western
Commissioners for Western Railways be sus.
pended so far as they relate to freight bust.
ness until otherwise agreed by the managers
of their lines, aud that the. general freight
agents meet Immediately to establish rates on
eastward-bound freights; but that the Bureau
Of Western Commissioners continue stheir
organization and oversight Of the passenger
business, - s-. #o a.t ...... ..s gs..s #.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

DrrIEs OF HAKBoRMASTERs.-The House
Committee on Roads and Internal Navisa'
t"n hu> reported q bill amending the Code
80 a. TO provide that "eYery harbormaster
sha!! keep register OF the denomination,
Autne, burthen, and masters name of each
vessel coming within his control as such,
and the port TO which she belongs and that
!fon which She last came, which register be
shsIl submit to the inspection Of any appli-
'alI; and he shall also require each of said
MI,lers 10 furnish him with an abstract OF
Tie inward and outward cargoes Of said res-
sei., which abstracts shall be in accordance
,'Ila forms to be prescribed by the Board Of
Fuhiic Works, and shall be forwarded to
such Board bS the harbormasters on or be-
lore the first day OF November in each year.
lht said abstracts may be examined and
copied by any citizen Of this State before or
A'frr heir trans mission 10 the Board of Pub
IT, Works" ....-.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CONFERENCE LAST NIGHr.-Ihe Con-
..rya,iye members OF the General Assembly
r.,n,nf! The consideration Of ;he proposed
.,,...,.,lurr,, 20 the Constitution last night
, ,ropo>itinn 70 amend the Sth section So a'
f., nroyide that Il prcperty-tas Of not exceed
~, ryn mills on the dollar shall be levied
,nr m ,a.. support Of public free schools wa'
u.., AMI agreed TO. but the question being
',,sn ou ,1r section an amended 1t was re
,,ed. ialDiag 10 receive the required three
Eii1> VOTE.
\ motion 10 reconsider was agreed to. bu
TIE proposition was again voted down. 4
resolution was then presented decllrng j
n, ,yprdicnt 10 smend the Constitution il
s.y particular. and tia. constitutional con
,.p,iou be called peudipg which the con
ference sdj)uIned until tonight.
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The Wisconsin Senatorship--Carpsnter


MILWAUKEE,, February 3.-The eleventh
ballot for United States senator resulted in
the election of Angos Cameron, of In Crosse.
The vote was as follows: Cameron, 68; Car:
penter, 90; scattering. 4. -
The Democrats in caucus nominated Cam.
eron, aud, aided by the boIters,D effected
the above result.
[Second Dispatch
MILWAUKEE,, February 3.-The election OF
Mr.. Cameron was brought about by the
coalition of the Democrats with the boiling
Republicans. The latter offered the Demo,
Gratis four names from which they might
choose candidate-Judge Cole, ex-Govern.
or Lewis, General Guppey, and Hon. Angus
Cameron. The Democratic caucus last night
nominated Mr.. Cameron conditional upon
his acceptance of the platform that includes
hard money, tariff for revenue only, and the
supremacy of civil authority in time OF
peace. s
MIR. Cameron, the senator.elect, was born
IN Caledonia, Livingston county, n. Y, In
1926. He came to Wisconsin In 1857, and
has served six years in the State Legis.
lature, and was Speaker of the Assembly In
1857. He Is a lawyer and prominent mem.
Der OF the Episcopal Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

Police COURT, YEsTERDAY--Justtce w
Hall Cree prestding.-Frederck johnson.
charged with aSsauting and beating Fanny
Deadm IN, was tiued $40.
bradford Robinson, guilty of assanltlng
and beating his sister, was sent to Jail for fif.
teen days with labor.
Joseph Maisalo and, Frank Ceclllo were
required to pay S each for assaulting and
beating Thomas kane..
Isaac James, guilty Of assaultiug and beat.
ing. Lizzie James, was sent to Jail for thirty
days.
John Simpson and James Taylor, charged
with assault and battery. Simpson was fined
81 and Taylor 81.
Alfred Massie, charged with entering the
house of Cornelius Mcnamara and robbine
his money.drawer, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-04

SUPREME CoURT OF A -APPEALs.-Wood and
ais rs. SIMPSONS executor and ais. Fully
argued by Wood Boudin, Jr., Esq for the
appellants, and Colonel John h. Guy for the
Appelees, and submitted.
Cooke gs. Lewis. Submitted on closing
oral argument Of William Green, Esq.
having been argued by other counsel ir
writing.
The first cases to-day after the opinions Of
the court are l. Farmers Bank OF Virginia
Is. Grinnel's administratriS. 9. Board OF
supervisors of King and Queen us. Fauntle
roy. 3. Tompkins U.s. Jarvis's administers
tor. 4 Simmons Us. Jameson. o. Reynolds
Is. Hatcher.
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Grace.street Baptist Church Pastoral {

I fear that the notice of the meeting at
Grace.Street church in your Tuesdays issue
may make false impression and thus do
harm. 1t says: "The vote of eighty.seveD
received by Dr.. Hatcher was made up OF a
majority OF the male members OF the church,
and all except one Of the deacons and other
officers OF the church." 1t should have been
of "the male members of the church" pie.
sent. The deacons, with sixteen others,
were on the nominating committee, and of
course supported the regular nominee. The
church has no other officers, unless the trea-
surer and clerk are 80 considered. Those
places are filled bY deacons. I nominated
DR.. Wilson irregularly, without his author
ity or consent The result shows how mut b
We desired his services. The nomination
was not designed to, nor does it, reflect un'
tavoraby upon DR.. Hatcher. We love them
both as ministers of Jesus. 5. 5. q. 4