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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
!Aiia Gass
ny ELIsIIA GALLUP.

I have received letters flom several
bec-keepels stating shat their Italians
have uet stored rs much honey as the
Blacka e. ifybr.Gs. Fhis is very easily
arc0u8ted ier. Inseasons like lhepasf,
where italians gather honey so rapid
iy,-theg are vrrY apttQ store too much
iW tho breeding apartment Of the hive;
c0nsedtently theE are not SO numer-
COS as tha Blacks or IEybrids. But if
the honey had been extracted from
tie brood combs, tbus giving more
room lei the queens, they would have
demonstrated that italians are still
ahead in gathering honey. I had Ital-
ians that would ret have stored any
surplus. had 7 not used the Extractor
freclv But by doing this, ] obtained
as much box honey from them as Ibid
FROM aIy lybiid stock in my'apiary;
and the ne Italians were heavier in
the FaA ken either the Hybrlds or
the Blacks.
There arc a great many worthless
queens seutout rs pure, that under the
most favorable circumstances, will not
breed sufficiently to keep up the
strength oi the swarm. With such q
queen, although she may be pure, swe
canuot expcc surplus box honey. The
conclusion is, that my Italians have
stored as much box honey as the
Blacks or IIybrids, and tie extracted
honey is clear gain. had but two
black stocks, and those | ltalianzed
in july.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
$50 REWARD.

NIFTY DOLEARS REWARD will be paid
II by the Cerro Gordo Freighting Company
to any person who Will flrnish, at their OF
,;oe in Caliente, POSITIVE PKO0F that any
teo i, -uster or employee Of the G. G. .Frcishling
5ta,,, ,e,, eany has tapped barrels of liquor, or
.i I'm eases of LIQUOR, or in any way Illegally
,6poddied with any freight or other plopeHy !
in the cha, re of the Company, or soli with
out anthori..N, wason-sheeis, or any otee, o. e.
oi, ,yoroo mr., vided such proof is furnish.
cd as above bdfore the Company have settled
wi with h the employee omplalned against
WIN .he ei" Il. NADEAU,
aoo-o,, superintendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County OF Los
Angeles, State of California.
in the matter of the estate of
Jacob Keller, deceased
Order to show cause why decree OF dis tribu-
Button should not be made.
NN reading and filing the petition of Lou
~ isa Keller, surviving widow OF dec e;lsed,
setting lorth that more than four II lonths
have elapsed since the probate of the will of
said deceased and that she is entitled to the
immediate possession OF all the property un-
der and by virtue of said will il is ordered
that all persons interested in the estat off the
said Jacob Keller, deceased, be and appear
before the Probate Court of the count y of Los
Angeles, at the court room of said ourt, in
ihe city of Los Angeles, in said Los Angeles
county, on
Wednesday,. the 22d day Of Mar CHA. u.
1875,
At O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to show
cause why an order and decree sh )uld not be
made of the whole OF said estate to the said
deceased deducting debts and expenses of
inistration according to law.
Ii is further ordered that II COZ OF this or
der be published in the Los An seles HERALD
for four successive weeks befo re the said 22d
day of March, a. ID. 1876 in the, said Los Au-
geles HERALD, a newspaper pr inted and pub
lished in the said Los Angeles. county.
II. X. S. o. 'MELVENY,
Probate Judge.
Dated February Goth. 1915.
Attes t.: a. w, POTTS, Probate Clerk.
By Il. Fl. OWEN, Deputy.
r. w. Scott, Atty for Pl'G.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
THE RAILROAD HOUSE

Is no longer in danger of falling, and those
] who have temporarily been suffering the
pangs of hunger, by living at other hotels,
restaurants and boarding houses. are hereby
notified that they can obtain relief on Sun
day morning, March u, as the Railroad House
will reopen for breakfast on that day, with
it, usual well SET table.
GEO. X. STANSFIELn,
Proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
FOREIGN.
,yapRn News.

YOKOHAMA. Sth.--The British bark
Truth, from Batavia December 27th
for San Francisco has arrived here
having lost her main mast, mizZen
mast and foretop mast during severe
gales. Damage to cargo not ascertain
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
Rev 10 Iiallanize Bees.

We have often been interrogated by
the uoviee as 10 lhe mCdus operandi Of
ale above Hhivct. as the season has
now arrived when THIS should be at
tended 10 few hints on this subject
u@y not be 0nt Ol place. Remove the
black queen from tie hive; in about q
louiH after .hc hees viii haye missed
her, when lhcy viii be eager for an
other Place yoar Italian in a wire
ca@el which may be made by wrap
ping piece 81 wire cloth about two
and Il haf or three iEcles square
abound q square or round stick and
tapping itoTerat enc end 50 as to close
ii; then remove the stick and your
cage is made. Place the queen in and
close tie entrance with q piece ofcomb
pressed i'll ora wooden Ping, thenplace
the cage en- the top OF the frames or
remove a frame and suspend the cage
by q small wire in t5o middle OF the
hive ff lhe bees accept ter they will
cluster tine cagean,tiecd Der Though
its shesand heep Der warm bythiclI-
iy ClU tering around Ter. III aOoat Il
hours size may be liberated. When
size Walizs forth from her prison the
bees exhibit The greatest joy by gath.
cring froaud her aad apparently lick
ing and circssiug her in The most af-
feationate manner After receiving
tEejr congratulations she will pass
down into the live to resume work III
her neN Aoua Ii about q days after
her liberation young Italians will
mako their appearance at the mouth
.Qi tile hive. 1he black bees viii grad
ually disappear and aooA Tie whole
colony viii beIlal.ans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
Quaan Bee

Prof. I5iteh has announced q new
theory OF the Queen Bee, Il puzzle
which exercised the wits OF natural
lists and philosophers for ages. How
is Queen-bee produced from an egg
which, under ordinary circumstances,
would produce sterile worker? 1t is
commonly supposed that this change
is effected by supply Of a peculiar
food a "royal jelly it has been
tcrned,l 10 the laVte. Prof. Litch
considers that the change is effected
by an Increase of temperature OF the
cell containing the larv;e intended for
the production OF queen-bee, and
that Tie object of The isolated position
of the royal cell is to admitof its being
surrounded 10y a.cluster Of bees who
by their rapidly increasing respiration
produce warmth necessary TO accom-
plish the growth OF the queen.-Athe-
RQil3.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10

$4,000. She certainly has not invest
ed it here, for creditors during the past
two years here have been unable to
make collections from her, while exc
cutionsFare returned mo property
found" She has been a noted borrow
er from every source where she could
get adoIlar, and that with all the abun-
dant resources of her profitable busi-
ness
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
To Whom it may Concern.

NvoTICE is hereby given that the Corra
~ Gordo Freighting Company do not r.
cognize their Station Keepers as their agents.
and will not be responsible fer their acis, as
they are not authorized to buy or sell proper
count of the Cerro GordO Freightlng Cont
pany, without special written permission. of
authority of the superintendent, @ dHiy
authorized agent of the Company
L. MADE. A.. .
SunerinIpn 1T.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
SOCIETY nOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

a Los Angeles Lodge RIO. ~, #. d
IN A. M.-The stated meetings of this
" Y Lodge are held on the first MON
MN DAY of each month at 7:3O p. M.
Members of Pentalpha, No. POP, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
daily invited. S. G. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
Notice TO Creditors.

ESTATE OF FRANK ,ocHR,l de- L..
the undersigned, administrator ~ we 5s,ay -.
~ ~ and all nersons having claims against
the n " said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months MI eT
the first publication of this NOTICE. 10 Ecnrtg ~
Rank in the citv OF Los Angeles county OF
Los Angeles and State OF California.
i-0@ J. :. SbA USONt
Administrators OF the estate OF
Frank Gohr, deceased.
Dated January f22d, 1876.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
Ecelesinssic RemovaY.
hop of Munster, frC
Royal Academy.

BERLIN, March Sth.-The ecclesias.
tical court has removed DR.. Brunck-
man, bishop of Munster, from his See.
Royal Academy.
LONDON, March Sth,-The Royal
Academy elected Gladstone professor
Of ancient history.
Herzegovina.
VIENNA, March sth.--The new Free
Press reports that the number of in
surgents in the Turkish provinces are
diminishing daily and peace may be
expected shortly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
STATE NEWS.

Over nine hundred persons have leh Bangor for
the Centennial, during the past month.
Hon. b. E. Smith, trustee Of the consolid sted
day. Arrangements were made between him and
the trustees Of Land Grant Bonds, whereby he
gave up the road to them, and they took posses
sion yesterday morning. 1t Is expected that Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin, one Of the trustees Of the Land
Grant Bonds. will retire.
The house and barn of David Richardson Of
Clifton were destroyed by FIRE last Saturday; also
sll the farming implements and . large quantity
Of hay. The property was fully covered BY insur
ance.
The frame Of . large ship Of some 1000 tons 10
on the way for Carleton, Norwood & Co., ct Rock
port, and Mr.. David Talbot 10 preparing to build
large schooner in new yard on Sea street in that
village.
The woolen mill in Pittsfcld, which has been
idle since May last, will soon be started with .
full complement Of help and in all probability on
basis which will be permanent. This s good
news for that village and community.
The republican ward companies Of Portland,
will have . promenade concert at City Hall next
Thursday evening. Music by Chandler's Band.
The Bethel Steam Mill Company will not build
again ON the old site, but farther down the stream
where the cost Of transporting lumber 10 market
will be less.
The Warren shoe shop has closed for short
time for repairs on the boiler.
Three vessels are on the stocks at Kennebunk.
port.
The Pembroke Iron Mills will start up again
soon, and il 10 10 be hoped that revival in bust
ness will keep these works in steady operation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03

In many Of the fAirest and most fertile districts
Of North and Tropical America, air and water
are allied enemies to health, both being impre gna
ted with the poisonous miasmata which produce
chills and fever, bilious remittents and ebrle
disorders of a still more malignant type. Fortu-
nately, a sure preve enistive and curative of such
destructive maadies is to be found in Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a vegetable preparation which
is infinitely to be preferred both on account of its
efficacy and freedom from all hurtful properties,
to the deeterious mineral and alkaloid remedies
Of the pharmacopGia. 1t is moreover, the reign
ing specific for dyspepsia, debility, constipation,
urinary troubles, rheumatism, promotes appetite
and sleep, and is a capital antidote to depression
Of spirits. sept21-teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

From Abram Mead, ESQ.,, of Lit,leton, Mass.
al have for several years suffered severely with
Dyspepia, accompanied by weakness and nervous
lrri'sbility. which made life burden to me. Moth
ing but the simplest nuuiment could remain in the
stomach without pain. Sourness and windy evac-
uations. uncomfortable feelings il the head, bad
taste in the mouth catarrhal symptoms, inactivity
Of the liver and bowel piles, general debility and
q nervous state of extreme susceptibility, made up
Z diseased condition rebellious to Ordinary medical
treatment. By The advice Of an eminent ply sciAn
OF Boston, commenced taking Peruvian Syrup;
at once began 10 experience benefit. After TAX
ing three bottles all these bad feelings have left,
my health is restored. and enjoy lie a. well as
ev,r Most cheeriuly do Recommend Peruvian
Syrup"
A thhty-two page pamphlet, containing a treat.
ire on Iron as q medical agent aud other valuable
papers, testimonials from distinguished physicians
clergy men, and Others, will be sent free 10 any sd-
dress.
SETH W. FowLE & Sons. Proprietors. Boston.
sept27 -teodtewlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
NaIIomeII Local MEMS.

The attendance at City Hail on Sunday even.
ing. on the occasion of the regular meeting Of the
Reform Club was large, and the exercises interest
ing. Remarks were made by Rev. Messrs. Allen,
Harding, Fuller, LeLacheur and others. There
seems to be no diminution In interest In the work
Of temperance reform in this city. Another pub
lie meeting in two weeks.
During the past year the Hallowell Gas Co. has
furnished the people of this city with an unusual
" pure article, and in abundance at all times, so
that people who several years ago discontin-
ed its use for lack of confidence in its stability.
are now fully satisfied that no other light will COM
pare with il for brillancy and safety. Give the
company that encouragement il greatly needs.
A thorough examination of tunnels, chimneys,
&C., shou Id be made now that the time for light
ing winter fires is approaching. Most of the fires
IN our cities are attributable to carclessuess or want
of due precaut ion in adjusting furnaces, stoves,
&C., at the commencement of the autumn and
winter seasons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
The Turf.

Boston, October 2. Two thousand people were
at Mystic Park to-day. The race between Snug
gler and Judge Fullerton. for purssof $500
$1,000 10 lst-was won by Smuggler. Time. 2.20
2.2l "a, IL, 2.2l IA. The double team race
WAS won BY Frank Reeves and Little Gypsie.
Time, 2. so IL, 2.5l 34. 246. In the race for the
$1,000 purse, unfinished course, Bella and May
bird eaeh won heat. Time, 222l-2, 2.22 l.2,
225. The 2.22 race at Beacon Park, unfinished
Saturday, was concluded day. Maybrd won
the heat in 225, with Bella second, and Winnie
Collins third.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03

state College Notes.
The long expected game of base ball with the
Colby nine has At last taken place. The Colby
University nine visited our college the 23d ult
arriving at 8 80 a. NJ. As they had an appoint
nent TO play with the Orients of Bangor.
they were consequently obliged to play here in the
forenoon. The game was called at 10 o'clock
The week preceding the Saturday that they played
had been one Of . dreary cast, and our boys, who
had depended ON the week for practice, were
great deal disappointed; but for all this they
had pluck. and were determined to win il possible,
although knowing that they were quite badly de-
fested at the grounds Of the Colby nine. The
game lasted nearly two aours, resulting in favor
of the Colby nine, the score standing II to 2.
Though badly defeated, our boys did not feel
aggricved in any way at all. The defeat was most
" due to the manner Of the pitching. which was
perfectly ruleable, but our boys caught in this
a. they had not practiced it. After the game the
Colby boys were shown through the buildings and
treated while they were here the best our boys
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03

AN OLD MAN LITERALLY CHOPPED TO
PIECES.
PIECES.
The Love Of Money the Incentive.-No
Clue to the Murderer.

Worcester, October 2. A horrible and mystcri-
Gus murder was committed 10 the east part Of
shrewoury farming town miles from this city,
10 night. The victim was John Bullard, man
aoout % yesrs OF age. lie with his brother, both
unmarried. lived in house alone, carrying on the
About seven o'clock John was left alone in the
house, the brother going to store ahor, , nile
distant lie was gone about aD 30 sd rpy..
returning horrible scene was piesen.ou. ..uu
was lying on the floor and his body was covered
M Nun o.ood. ihe head was nearly severed from
the body and long deep cuts were visible about
the head aud face. The body was also badly cut
and the blood was still flowing from tie mt rou.
wounds.
Lying by the side Of the body was . large
hatchet, with which the terrible deed was com
m lifted, and the depth Of the numerous wounds
clearly indicated that it was welded BY Q power
iul hand. The object 10 supposed TO have been
money. Last week the man sold COW for $50.
and this afternoon received Q similar sum for the
sale Of some calves. This money 10 missing, and
VA undoubtedly taken by the murderer No
clue has yet been discovered, but the officers arc
making an active search.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
WARREN LOCALS.
Powder Mill r. s.-Bursting Shoe Factory
Boiler Centennial Musical association.

We did not want to anticipate the action of the
town in our reply to Mr.. Burrell, but we were as
sured that our former statements were not the
product of one "sgonized" brain, as the action
of the town meeting on Saturday, the 30th ult.,
showed The object of the meeting was to see
what action could be taken to prevent the max
ing Of powder in the present place near the vii
lage.
A good number was present. Many remarks
were made against the making of powder, and
but one that favored it, and that upon
the ground that it would be loss Of property
| to the company to move, but when the question
was called not one voted No.
The selcctmen instructed to investigate the
| matter, and take such steps as the law will per-
mit even to declaring II nuisance. or go farther.
Surveys will be made to different points to ascer
! tain their distances from the mills. The Baptist
church and academy are held to be nearer than
| the law allows.
As the work of repairing has already COM
mcnced We may ant clpate lively times concern
| ing the matter. They may build. but can they
make?
The coming mill has been taken down during
| the past week. and found to contain great guam
| tty Of powder dust, enough, if in contact with
| fire. to ruin fhe building.
We had the pleasure Of attending the concert
of the musical association at Rockland on + iidsy
| night. Mr.. Burpee and his Orpheus Club OF
Rockand gave us excellent music. Mr..
w. .. Perkins showed his skill in conducting
| the goody number Of singers of the convention
| Miss Hattie Shaw OF Bangor sang most charm
| inQly, and the Quartette from Boston, compose ed
| of Mr.. Fessenden OF the Temple choir, tenor, Mrs
| Smith, soprano, Miss Clark, alto, and the cele-
brated Mr.. Whitney, bass, were encored repeat
edly in oil their singing. FArwell & Ames' hall
was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The Centennial fever has reached Warren
Eight We mt last Monday. Hon. NJ. X. Mathews
and family 60 the present week, and Hon. E
Smith and family besides others are going next. In
the summer those who went had heat. now they
have the crowd.
The shoe factory had peremptory stop week
sirce by the bursting of the boiler. BY some
means portion had become rusted and weakened
There no explosion, only great quantity OF
steam filing the basement and driving out the
workmen.
Repsirers have been at wo night and day ever
since, and the mill will be ready to ruu in . few
days. In the boiler WAS found salt deposited in
thickness varying between one-half inch to sil
inches. The mill is below the lower dam, and
draws mp some Of the saline matter. w.
Warren, Oct. 2, 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
NEW YORK.
The Weather,

The Weather.
New York, October 2. The weather here 70.
day has been clear. cool, wind west.
A Disturbance In Church.
The services in Fleet street, Brooklyn, colored
church, Yesterday, eliminated in fight between
trustee who grabbed . contribution boz, and the
pastor. sad finally euded BY the police taking the
trustee 10 the station, where he was committed on
the charge Of disturbing religious worship. Sub
sequently Rev. DIR. Storrs had the disturbing
religious services. Subsequently, Rev. DIR. Storrs
had the disturbing brother released, in order that
be might continue his services - coachman to the
latter divine.
Commodore Vanderbilt 10 again reported to bs
dying.
Wholesale Murder.
Julius Blank. . blind music teacher, supposed
to be insane shot his wife, then his three years old
daughter, and then himself, yesterday al arc
dead.
Robbery.
Hoiltons jewelry store, Fulton street, was
robbed Of over $1,000 worth Of diamonds and
watches Sunday. BY burglars, who cut through
the wall Of . contiguous building. No clue TO
the robbers.
Relief for Fever Sufferers.
Elmira, October 2. llO0 were raised to-day for
Savannah and Brunswick, Georgia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN CON.
NECTICUT.
Large Republican Gain in Norwich.

Norwich, October 2. At the town election to-
day Norwich gave . republican majority of 57l,
against 2S5 at the came time lat wear on about
the same total vote. 1t also gave 1858 votes for
license. TO 24S against. All the six constitutional
Amendments we're RATIFIED BY about so to one.
Canterbury shows . republican gain Of 40, and
Pia'nheid ~. Other trifipg republican gains and
. general ratification of the anne ndme nts are re.
ported in Eastern Connecticut.
Colchester voted mo" on the 6rst anne ment,
whibh denies new towns of less than $500 inhab.
itants . representation in the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
LEW ISTON.
Arrested.

Lewiston, October 2. Detective Heald, who
has been investigating losses from freight trains
on the Maine Central, discovered that VIM. Fran.
els, an Indian, had been selling quantities Of eggs
Francis was arrested at Dover, N. H., Thursday,
and made confession duplicating his brother Isaac
search being male large quantities Of articles
stolen from the road, as we'll ~ private parties,
were found. Both parties are mail. The goods
were taken from the cars in the night and carried
70 IsaAcs house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
TO rHE-
gailu gsuuebsf auurual.
Roy Burglars.


Portland. October 2. A gang Of boy burg
ranging from thirteen to seventeen years old, who
have committed several small robberies, has bee 4
broken up BY the police. The boys were of re-
spectacle families, and were melted by reading
dime novels.
The r. aud X. Railroad.
The Portland and Rochester Railroad failed to
meet the semi'annual interest due to-day On three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, first mortgage
bonds. The annual meeting occurs Wednesday,
when an explanation " i'll be made.
To be Closed.
tits announced that the Falmouth Hotel will
be closed after Saturday, the 7h inst.
Fatally Kicked.
Augustus Day Lowell was kicked in the head by
horse Saturday. His skull was fractured 50
that bis brain oozed out. lie died instantly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
RHODE ISLAND.
Body Identified.

Providence, October 2. The man who commit
ted suicide in Cranston, is identified IS Michael
Maxwell, woolen mill operative. His friends
are unknown.
Water TO be Introduced into Pawtucket.
Providence, October 2. At town meeting in
Pawtuckst, to-day, it Was voted for the introduc-
tion of water.
Death.
Capt. Gilbert Chase, q prominent citizen of New
port, and collector Of that port under Buchanan,
died this evening, aged rs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03

The programme for the show and Fair of the
Keunebec Agricultural Society, which opens to-
day at Readfeld Corner, is as follows:
Tuesday-Examina,ion by committees eat
stock, sheep, swine and poultry, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Drawing and discipline Of oxen, and examination
of articles in the hall at p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures of horses ard colts, and
examination OF same by committees. and trial Of
strength of oxen At 0 A. NJ. Trottng for the So
ciety 3 premiums at p. NJ.
Tnursday-Address at 10 A. NJ. by Rev. c. C..
Mason of Kents Hill. Report Of committees i'm
medissely sfter. Trotting for society's premiums
h2 Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-10-03
YER n ONT.
Absconded with 100000,

St. Johnsbury, October 2. Edward Hopkins Of
the firm Of Bowman & Hopkins. insurance agents,
until within eight years . Methodist minister and
now . member of the Vermont Conference on the
superanuated list, left town last Thursday af,er
attaining from the bank f20,0 on paper endors-
ed by sundry business firms and private parties
heresbouts, and has not since been heard from.
1t is thought that be has absconded.