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OLIVE LopaE No. 20 Meet first and third
THURSDAYS In the month at Odd Fellows Hall
P. o. Building Sojourning knights invited.
J. r. SUMMERS, @. G.
A. YoRBA, X. Of r. and 8. ial-1y
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noTIcf.

Tho Captain or Agent Of the bark Balalslaya,
now at the Port Of wilmington, will not be re-.
sponsible for any debt or debts contracted by
the crew while in port.
Fer O. II. MAssfIzLp, Agent au2s lw
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County
OF Los Angeles.
Michael Shannon, Plaintiff,
VS..
Catherine Shannon, Defendant.

Action brought in the Superior Conrt Of the
State OF Califordia, in and for the county OF Los
Angeles, and the Complaint filed in said county
of Los Angeles, In the office of the Clerk Of said
Superior Court.
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Offers to settlers abundant water and fine irriga-
BILE valley land, admirably adapted to all varie-
ties OF domestic and foreign grapes and all semi
and lines flourish TO the highest degree, free from
all smut or scale. Large orchards Of oranges,
lemons, apricots peaches and pears are in sue
cessful bearing. Some of the vineyards bear ten
tons of grapes to the acre without irrigation.
The land will be divided into
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-02

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents; nasal injector
free. For sale by Preuss h Pironi.
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THE ELECTIONS.

Partial Returns From the Various Ste.ee-
Butler Dofeated In N1assachusetts-Ma-
hone Probably Downed In nVirginin-Penn-
sylvauia Recovered by the RePubifeans--
Probable Election of Carr QRePubiicah) a.
Secretary of State in New York, with ns-
publican Majority in Both Branches of
the legislature Returns from Other
States.
New York,
NEW YORK, Nov. o.
At this hour midnight, it Is Impossible 20
give accurate figures OF the result or tho elec
ton. 1t has been very quiet day mere III tue
city, with good weather and fair VOTE Inc
best figuring and estimating shows that tne
Democratic State ticket has u majority In the
city of Il, 600 or 80, ,OOO save Maynard. the head
of the ticket, who runs from 10, 900 to 150O0 be-
hind. He runs behind in all the large CITIES,
thanks to the combined efforts of the Catno-.
lies and liquor men. who fought MIN savaReiy:
1t is probable that the DcmOcraf1c state tlckct
is elected by 20 600 p, 600. barring May ynaru
who will probably squeeze through Win 4Vo
or 5000 majority.
1t is very probable that the Assembly is Re-
publican, though it can not be said certainly.
The majority either way will be small: me
Senate will be Republican decidedly-O to IL
% to 10. In the city here there has been no
end of cutting and trading. 1t is probable that
Reilly, the Democratic nominee Tor Register,
is elected by 5000 majority.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov
Atl a. M the ErcninU journal claims Carr's
election by 12O00. The rest of the Democratic
ticket is possibly elected. The Senate STANDS
Is Republicans and IA Democrats; the Assem-
bly,, 6s Republicans and 60 Democrats.
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LATER.

HEMPsTEAD & Co., engineers, failed
at London on the 9th for f2O0,0Oe.
THE Servian troops have had COL
lision with the insurgents.
REPORTS of the surrender of the Apa-
ches in Arizona are confirmed.
AT Sanford, N. c., dwelling burned
on the 9th with three negro children.
The Chinese Government will indorse
the course of Marquis Tseng. The latter
says in the event of war Anam will be the
ally of China.
COUNT Won REDERN, Grand Cham
berlain to the German Emperor, died on
the 9th.
JACOB HIP, of Milwaukee, is re-
ported to have been murdered in Mexico
and robbed of 5000.
CHARLES E. DIX, cashier of the saw
ings bank at Council Bluffs, a., committed
suicide on the 9th. His accounts are
straight
DURING a fire at Roubaix, France, on
the 9th, quantity of benzine exploded,
killing ten persons.
LEE WHITE recently confessed to
pobbing the Express at Oakfeld, Wis,
made restitution and then committed sui
eide.
SIX men were badly injured on the
9th by the fall of an elevator in the Capitol
building at Bismarck, D. 7.
FRANK WILKES, of GAINESVILLE, o., q
grandson OF Commodore Wilkes, became
lost in the wilds of Utah recently and died
of starvation.
ARCHBISHOP LYNCH, of Toronto, Ont,
has written the Pope a letter on the loss of
souls in America on account of impover-
ished emigration.
The Court of Appeals in st. Louis,
Mo-, on the 9Th, decided that the removal of
Chief of Police Campbell was Illegal. He
was reinstated in Office and at the meeting
of the Police Board charges were formally
preferred against him with a view to GUST
ing him in legal form.
COMPTROLLER KKox is credited with
the statement that without some remedial
legislation the National banks will, during
the next two or three years, give up over
half their circulation and cause a contrac-
ton of the currency from $3.50, ,0OO, 600 to
S11O 600 900 of bank notes, provided the
calling in Of the bonds continues at the
present rate.
The Trenton, which arrived on the
9Th at Newport, from New York, on her
trial trip, is regarded as much tho finest
vessel in the U. s. Navy. She will soon
sail for the Asiatic station. Several mem
bers of the Corean embassy-the Minister,
Min Yon Tx the Secretary, SAX Kong Bow,
and Py Yon,Su and va Kill Chun, attaches
will be taken to Corea by the Trenton,
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ination Of o. A. Carpenter for the murder
of Fora Burns began on the 9th, but moth.
ing damaging to the accused was devel-
oped. At night there were rus,ors of a
purposed lynching, and the militia com
pany was kept in the armory for some
time, but nothing was attempted.
THE Indictment agafnst Frank James for
the murder of Conductor Westfall was
dismissed on the 9Th in the Criminal
Court at Gallatin, Mo-. and he was sent
back to Jackson County to be tried for the
Blue-cut train-robbery.
On the 4th Judge I. S. Lankford, a Re-
publican politician of Princess Anne, Md,
was found dead on the road to his home,
and it was thought he was assassinated.
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Daring Train Robbery.

DANvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 3.
At an early hour this morning two most
daring robberies took place on roads run
ming into this city. AS the west bound pas
senger train on the Indianapolis, Bloom
ington & Western Railroad was nearing
this point, four men entered the passenger
coach, with drawn revolvers, and relieved
the passengers of about $4,000 inmoney,
and check for 81, 100 on the First Ma
tional Bank of Clinton, Ill. When the
train stopped here the robbers boarded the
east-bound passenger train on the Wabash
st. Louis & Pacific Railroad, and again
presenting their revolvers robbed the ter
riied passengers of $500,
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
KendaII'S SPAWN Cure.
Hutchinson's Ranch, Il miles north of Denver

Hutchinson's Ranch, Il miles north of Denver,
Colorado.
Mar. 9Th. 1889.
DR. B. J. KENDALL. s. Co, Gcnts:--for tho
past three years have used kcndall's SPAWN
Cure. In every case of SPAWN, OF which
have treated five, il has killed them all and
entirely removed three. In case of spnt
find it has no equal, ono case l had was of
three years standing and the SPAWN Cure re-
moved it entirely. had a COW get spawned
and II entirely cured her. One year ago n two
hundred pound block of ice fell out of
wagon, striking my foot on instcp and toes il
would be impossible to mash foot worse
without breaking any bones. 1 was taken
home and carried into the house. i do not
think amputation OF the leg would cause amy
more pain. went for Kendalls SPAWN Cure
it was all used, and In six days l could walk
around. About three weeks ago my team ran
away, threw me out of the wagon, the hind
wheel struck my knee After applying sew
eral highly recommended linimcnts without
obtaining any relief, I went for KendnHs
SPAWN Cure. My leg was drawn up and my
knee swollen badly. In three days | was able
to walk to the barn. / could go into details
more fully, and make this n very long letter,
but will not weary You.
am very respectfully yours,
OSCAR l.. HUTCHINSON.
p. q. Lock Box. 2.pf,, Denver City, Col.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure in its effects, mild in it's action, as it
does not blister. yet it Is penetrating and
powerful to reach every dccp-scatcd pain or
to remove any bony growth or other enlarge
ments, such as spuvins, spints, curbs, callouS
sprains swellings, and any lamencss and all
enlargcments of the Joints or limbs, or for
rheumatism in man, and for any purpose for
which a lniment is used for man or beast.
1t is now known to be the best linimcnt for
man ever used, acting mild, and yet certain
in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which
think gives positive proof of its vr-
tues No remedy has ever met with such
unqualified success to our knowledge, for
beast well as man.
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for IS. All
Druggists have II, can get 1t for you, or It.
will be sent to any address on receipt OF prico
by the proprietors, DIR. B. J. KENDALL. &
Co, EnOSburgh Fails. Vt.
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The East.

THE trotter II. B. Winship made a mile
with Il running mate on the 1st at Nara
causett Park. i'll Providence, II. l., in the
remarkable time of 2:103i.
A FIRE DESTROYED Wiswall & Co.'s paper
mill ut Pack3rJ's Falls, n. H., few days
ago, and two women were badly burned.
Five others narrowly escaped with their
lives.
A MAN named Pete Emerson. one of the
trio who attempted to take $4,000 from a
bank cashier in Il arailway-car at Hoboken,
has been sent to the New Jersey Penlten-
tiary for Ten years.
THE po,t-ofiice at Haverhill, Mass, was
robbed few night ago of $1,000 in stamps
and 500 in cash.
AT New York City a few days ago a
small frame structure in process of demoli-
ton fell while children were gathering
kindIing-wooi, killing two of them in
stantly, wounding another fatally, and IN
juring a carpenter seriously.
Snow to the depth of three inches was re-
ported on the 1st in Western New York.
SIMON LAUTERBACH, of New York City,
a shirt manufacturer, made an assignment
on the 2d for S120,OOl.
THE Freshman and Sophomore classes
Mt the Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N.
". had a desperate combat on the ID over
aced and several of the students seriously
injured. Both classes were suspended
The arrest was reported on the "a OF
Joseph McEncany, cashier of Thompson a
Co.'S Steel Works at New York, for en-
bezzIing So, 600, which he lost on betting
on the races.
SEVERAL Hungarians who were work
ing on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near
Gibraltar, Pa, were paid off on the I'd
and discharged for insubordination, when
they became riotous, wrecked the labor
ers' quarters and tore down the shantles.
The Sheriff and a posse from Reading an
rested twenty-one of the men.
ADvIcEs of the I'd state that fifty cases
of diphtheria had broken out within a
week among the pupils in the schools at
West Boylston, Mass, and the institutions
had been closed.
AN Indictment was found against ten
emploves in the Comptroller's and Water
Registers offices of New York City ON the
I'd for misappropriating the funds.
WHILE duck-shooting in the bay few
days ago four well-known citizens of Erie,
Pa.-John w. Eyster, Frederick c. Kelsey,
Giles Russell and Charles Brown-were
caught in storm and were drowned.
Evster had his life insured for $4,000,
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New Jersey.
TRENTON N 7

TRENTON, N. :, Nov. :.
At 12 30 a. m. returns indicate Abbott's cleo
ton by about 600 majority. The Republican
State Committee is still hopeful. The Demo-
cratic Staue Committee claim Abbott's election
by a large majority. but gave no figures. They
also claim the lie gis .ature. Republicans
probably save the Senate by three majority,
and Democrats the House by four giving the
latter a majority on joint ballot,
The Times in the morning will estimate Alb
bolts majority at 4,226, and will give the Dem
ocrats a majority in the Legislature on toint
ballot; The Republicans have three majority
in the Senate.
The Democratic State Committee claim the
election of Abbott by over 1900. They also
claim the Assembly. The Republican State
Committee comedies the election of Abbott by
q small majority.
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A Serious Loss.
MILWAUKEE, WIS,

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Nov. 3.
A Portage dispatch says: A bundle of
money, amounting to about $1,000, which
was in care of the American Express Com
pany, was stolen last night. w. p. Long,
night transfer agent, had the packages for
Chicago and st. Paul Railway Company
and Milwaukee. In passing through the
door of the Office the bag caught on a staple
and was torn open on the side. A Milwau.
kee package Of between 5000 and Sc 900
fell out, but Long didn't miss it till he
reached the car. Returning, he found the
package gone. Detectives have taken thu
case but find no clew.
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Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 6

".
Sixty-eight towns heard from up to ten p. m.
outside of st. Paul and Minneapolis give Hub
bard, Republican, for Governor, 2.044 majority
over Bierman, Democrat. The Secretary Of
the Central Committee estimates Hubbard's
majority at not less than 1000. The balance
of the Republican ticket by 1900.
One hundred and one towns give Hubbard
Republican, 2,230 majority over Bierman,
Democrat. Eghty-seven towns give Gilman,
Republican, 2,6O0 majority over Frazer, Demo
crat. Vandambach, Republican, for Secretary
of State, received 200 majority over Green,
Democrat. Hahn, Republican, for Attorney.
General, 800 over Willis.
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Colorado,

DENVER, COL, Nov. 6.
Ex-senator Chaffee won a notable triumph
over his rival, Senator Hill, to-day. The en-
tire Republican ticket in this county is elected
by majorities ranging from 200 to 1000 The
fight centcred on Sheriff Graham, the success
full candidate selected to make the race
by Mr.. Chaffec, who backed him with great
ability and plenty Of money. Senator Hilrs
organ. the Denver Republican,. openly bolted
the nomination of Graham and did everything
in its power to defeat him 1t is
reported, and generally believed, that
Senator Hill spent several thousand dollars
the sake Of downing Chafrcc. Hnrs friends
bet S15,OO on Monday night that S5ackelford,
the Democratic nominee, would be elected.
Chatfee took all their bets and offered to take
$2o,OO0 more the same way. He used the
money he bet to buy Democratic votes, and he
succeeded 50 we'll that the heaviest majorities
cast for Graham were In strongly Democratic
wards. 1t is generally understood here to-
night that this victory makes Chafree again
what he was for so many years, the leader Of
the Republican party in Colorado and the
next United States Senator from this State.
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KendaII's Cure.

West Enosburgh, VT, Feb 18th, 1881.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL & Co, Gents :-Scvcrnl
months ago l injured my knee joint which
caused enlargement to grow the size of IL
large walnut, and caused me very severe pain
all the time for'four or five weeks, when be-
gan to use Kendall's SPAWN Cure with the most
satisfactory results. 1t has completely
moved the enlargement and stopped the lame
ness and pain. / have long known it to be cX-
cellent for horses, but now I know it to be the
best liniment for human flesh that / am ac-
Quainted with. Yours truly,
u r.
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STEVE RAYMOND, for passing bogus bonds
OF the Northern Pacific Railway, has been
sentenced at New York to life imprison-
ment. -. q +
ELEVEN THOUSAND DoLLARs in currency
was taken by farmer at West Mill Greek,
fa., from his safe . few days ago and
concealed in the parlor stove, where it was
destroyed when his wife lighted a fire.
IHE death of Rachel Layton (colorcd),
aged one hundred and six years, occurred
at Trenton, N. j., on the 4th.
BURGLARS robbed a safe in the carpenter
shop of George Larkin, at Bridgeport,
Conn, on the 4th of $1,000.
ARTHUR b. JOHNSON, of Utica, a prom
lnent lawyer and politician, shot himself
through the heart inl his office on the Sd.
before at Batavia, N. Y, by an irate hus-
band. -.-.--.. ..,s.-=g
The death of William Swinburne, aged
seventy eight years, the pioneer locomo-
tive builder, occurred at Paterson, N. j.,
on the 5th.
IT was considered on the 9Th at New Bed
ford, Mass, that the whaling season was
failure, only fifty-eight whales having
been taken by fleet of twenty two YES.
sells.
Ten cars were wrecked and one hundred
sheep were killed by a collision of freight
trains on the Pennsylvania Road, at Shelly,
a few days ago.
MARY ROBINSON, aged twenty four, and
Annie Kelley, aged twenty -one, were prob
ably fatally burned by the explosion of a
kerosene lamp at Boston on the 5th.
THE safe in the post-office at Braddock,
Pa, was blown open by burglars early a
| few mornings ago, who stole 81 600 and es-
capped.
AT Topton, Pa, Calvin Haines, his wife
and three children were poisoned a few
days ago by eating bologna sausage, and
the youngest child died. 1t was thought
the others would recover.
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.
The election in this State was for Governor,
State Comptroller, Attorney General and the
Legislature, excepting one-half of the Sem
ate, who hold oycr), and all county officers.
In Baltimore city, Il Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
pcals, Clerk of the Supreme Court, Sheriff,
Stat0s Attorney, three Judges OF the Orphans
Court and City Surveyors. The Legislature,
which elects a United States Senator to sue
members of the House of Delegates. OF the
thirteen Senators holding over. hvc are Demo-
teen Senators to be elected. they stood in the
last Legislature eleven Democrats and two Re-
publicnns The House of Delegates stood
sixty Democrats and thirty-ope Republicans.
The returns for several wards Indicate Nc
Lanes Democrap majority in this city will be
1900.
Returns come in slowly. OF the twenty.
three counties in tho state partial returns only
have been received with estimated majorities.
There is no doubt, however, of McLane's elcc-
ton as Governor.
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Massachusetts.

BOSTON, Nov. o.
The State election to-day has been unprece-
dented in intensity of feeling, tmmensfty OF
vote polled and enthusiasm over the result,
which is substantial Republican victory
Before the election the Republicans estimated
that the total vote would be 295,oO0, 1900
larger than that cast in 1880. which was the
heaviest polled. They claimed 5000 for Con-
Governor, and conceded 10000 to Governor
Butler, a gain of 5000 over his vote last year.
exceed 2s5. 900 and Claimed 10000 for Butler
and conceded 135 200 to Robinson.
vote exceeds the widest imaginations of
either party. Two hundred and thirty three
stes sTe % AND Bner
Those same places last year gave Butler 49,
2l9 and Bishop. Republican, lol, ,565. This ratio
vote 1900 Of which Robinson gets l6o, 900 and
Butler 10000, showing gain for Butler over
Of The yet to
be heard from are, however, mainly Republi-
mai majority for Robinson to 1900 or Which
the Republicans now claim.
is elected by majorities ranging probably
from 80 700 to 10000: The Republicans have
also elected Council at least e1ghrtenins tn IKE IKE
Senate, and have increased their maj jority in
the lower branch of ~ the LEGISLATURE n soou
heat. Tho people of the State have never,
during or since 81 the war been pee so. SO thoro"smiy
human attempt on the part of the Butler party
to fasten their grip on the States patronage
and place Butler IN line for the Presidency.
On the other hand. Buffers opponents have
arisen in their might.
Three hundred and thirty-three towns and
cities, with thirteen to hear from, give Robin
son i5S2t3 Butler, l49. .3e1; Almy. $40; Arnold.
SO; scattering, Al. Robinson's plurality. s,sS2.
The Executive Council thus far stands Re
publicans, Democrats and l i'll doubt. The
tricts to hear from The House lib Kepubii-
cans, s3 Democrats, Al districts to hear from.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z, 1 :55 n. m.
The complete returns received at the Asso-
ciated Press Office from sixty-fonr of the sixty
seven counties in the State give Niles, Repub-
lican, for Auditor-General. a majority of
ford. Forest and Sullivan-will increase the
Republican majority to 1900. Complete re-
turns of the vote of this city give tho following
can, 1853: Taggart, Democrat, 5.s5s; Niles
majority, 20, ISL. For State Treasurer, Livsey.
Republican, 1885, Powell Democrat, 1856,
no opposition. 125,93o: For Comptroller, JEFF
freys, Republican, 65,s22; Page, Democrat,
and committee OF one hundred. 64,65l; JEFF
frcys, majority LII For Clerk & Of conrt TT Sf
Snowden, Dem, 535a For Coroner, Powers,
Rep, l3,eo7; Hooper, Dem, 55,212.
State Committee, has issued the following:
THE Republican majority of Philadelphia ex-
oceds the most sangune Republican calcula-
but the country districts hold up to our
figures. and until the western counties are
heard fromI do not concede the State to the
Chairman Cooper of the Republican State
Committee estimates his party have carried
the State by not less than $1,000 majority. He
says returns come in slowly that the exact
lSCCrtllned morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
THE SEASON OF FLIGHT.

With the close of this month the water
ing and tourist season will be fairly opened.
1t has it's advantages and its disadvantages.
For the trade of the centers of population
it is undesirable that people should fly to
the couAs9Y; for the health of the people
and the benefits that result from "getting
out of harness." it is most beneficial
season. The American people are essen
TALLY nervous people. They live upon
their nerves. Ali they do has a high. pres.
sure tone. II they pursue business with
yigor that burns out the vitality at too
early period, they incline to pursuits of
pleasure and rest, in much the same wsy.
Now it is of very little use to the hard
worked man and woman to go to the
mountains or the seashore unless the
proper method of going and of remaining
away adopted. In the frat place they
will be decidedly more benefited by re-
naming at home and taking no vacation
unless they can leave the shop, the cares
OF home and all consequent nervousness
behind. There is no recreation, no rest
in summer vacation, if the burdens of
ordinary life are not unbuckled from the
shoulders and laid completely out of the
way. The summer vacation should be one
of play. It should be the period when
men and women get out of the groove of
conyentionalities. lay off something of the
dignities imposed upon them, and descend
somewhat to their junior years and to
play. We use the term deliberately. 1t
is precious privilege to play precious
privilege to be freed from restraint pre-
cious privilege to be simple, careless and
Indifferent to most things. The summer
resort that is surrounded by social restric-
tions and the conventionalities of fashion.
able life cannot be restful or beneficial.
All the pure air in the world, all the
a-bathing, all the mountaineering, all
medicinal springs, will not compensate
those who spend the summer period away