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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

II is long while since the Democratic
party has been able to point to the fact
that it has elected the Governors OF
twenty-five of the thirty-eight States,
such erstwhile intensely Republican
States as Massachusetts, and Kansas
being amongst the list, with even Iowa
trembling in the balance for the coming
November. just now tremendous
crusade is being waged to compass the
defeat of Gen. Butler in the old Bay
State. That observation-disclosures how
ever, appears to hold the interior lines,
aud seems to be confident that he will
be triumphantly reelected, lt is a
startling political anachronism to see
Wendell Phillips with his coat off cheer
ing on the Democratic candidate
While it is true that Phillips has at
times belabored the Republican party
with might and main, his hatred of any.
thing Democratic has hitherto almost
reached the point of rabies. Horace
Greeley, however, in his day and gen.
GRAFTON afforded an even more singular
spectacle OF an unexpected political
uansfe nation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

AND now comes to this office big
circular from Secretary Andrus, in which
he essays 10 correct some of the Er-
aaliaer's figures, as set forth in the csle-
brated broad-sido Of some weeks ago,
and which, he alleges, that journal de-
clined to publish. Secretary Anlrus
claims to have carried out the instruc.
tions OF the Board OF Railway Commits
sioners in letter and spirit The docu.
ment is entirely too voluminous to print
in this journal, and we do not claim to
be an expert at "figgers.' Any one who
desires to study it is entirely welcome to
ats perusal in this office. Tho subject
Is becoming just triae monotonous and
1t might be good iden to give the good
public rest on the matter until the new
freight schedule shall appear. "There's
tho thing in which 10 catol. the con.
science OF the Kingin or, in other words.
the sincerity of the Commission in their
seli'asserted purpose to give the people
substantial relief will be shown OF dis.
proved by that instrument.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
That's What's the Matter,

There is good deal OF soolding in San
Bernardino about the great John Robin.
son circus, because it does not 90 to that
place, but exhibits at Cotton, ON the S.
P. r, R., instead. 1t appears that the
expenses OF the circus train, of thirty
cars, are $3.50 per day on the 5. ?. R.
f., and the California Soathern railroad
would charge the circus train So per
car for a t,ip of three and one.half miles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

PRrrARATIoNs are making, ut least in
official quarters, to insure that the com.
ing Fair shall be the most complete ever
held in Los Angeles, 1t is true that, in
the end, brilliant outcome can only be
guaranteed by the people themselves,
but wo have every ground for hoping
that producers in all portions of the
county will cordially cooperate to assure
success to the horticultural and agricul-
tural departments. The speed pro-
gramme is most inviting ono, and the
parses are large enough to guarantee ex.
citing sport Bearing in mind the fact
that these exhibitions have been allowed
to languish somewhat for some years
past all the parties concerned should
put forth a supreme effort towards max
ing the coming display the finest in our
history
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

IT is a pleasant thing 10 know that
the party Of distinguished Germans Wig
have been visiting Los Angeles lySlve
been taken in hand bs their ceanlfy.
men resident here. They have thorough
" ex lored tho Los Angeles and San
Gabriel valleys and have gained much
useful information ihefcby as to this
section. Tho delegation is composed
largely Of scientists, aud portion Of
thom intend to make pretty thorough
sarycy of Axizona before returning to
their houJls.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

The City Council signalized itself last
night by granting to Prof. Cuyas a con-
cession which marks new step in the
progress of Los Angeles. That gentle.
man has taken out patent for series
Of elegant kiosks. whose precise design
depends on whether they are isolated OF
attached to a building. He proposes TO
erect them in various portions of the
city, chiefly in connection with the lead
ing blocks, such as the Temple, Baker,
Newmark, etc, and in the neighborhood
OF the principal parks, the leading de-
pots, etc. They will be provided with
convenient seats with tables, which will
besuppled with the leading newspapers,
with telephones; and, at night, with
brilliant gas jets, which will be aflame
MI nights, irrespective of whether the
chaste beams of the watery moon are in
play or no. Ladies' and gentleman who
have occasion to wait on the streets for
a little while, will be afforded all the con-
veniencies of these kiosks for the small
sum OF five cents. This is really engraft-
ing Paris upon our naseent young me-
tropolis, and we congratulate both our
people and Prof. Cuyas upon tho action
of the Council which has made this new
metropolitan departure possible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

NsfwIrugrAsDING all the hopes built
W'on competition, Though the multiple
cation Of ranscontinental railways, The
completion Of the Northern Pacific road
has not given the slightest measure OF
reloi to the people Of this coast. The
HERALD has always had au uneasy idea
that IN proportion to the increase Of
these railways would arise the necessity
Of pooling their earnings in order to in.
sure something over their running ex-
penses, to say nothing Of dividends,
The action Of the Northern Pacific au.
thorities shoVs that there was much in
our forcb0dngs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Choice Lands. Good Water, Gcautitul Location,
NagnifCcut Beach
Application for City Deed.

Application will be made TO tho Mayor and
Council OF the City oi Los Angeles, on saturday,
the 9th day Of October, 1888. for quit claim
deed from said city to A. n Hamilton, OF an that
real property In The city OF Los Angeles, county
OF Los Angeles State OF California described as
follows.
Commencing at the g w: corner Of San Pedro
ana fiith streets: thence N. GO % W 1880 feet
to point; thence s. 32' a. W. 14450 feet; thence
S. 5S so f. 50060 feet to Sun Pc lro street; thence
along San Pedro street n. 81 30 E. IFS. ~ feet to
the place Of beginning.
Reference is made topetitioH, mapand abstract
Of title on file with the undersigned, with whom
all objections to the grantingot said deed mustbe
w. ". ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of tho City Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, Cal, September 2oth, \. D., 1888
se3u II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

WE have received a pamphlet Of nine
ty-fiye pages, published by Donnelly 4
Co., of Philadelphia, and the produc-
tion either Of some clever crank or pseudo
prophetic politician, which is entitled
IA Political Revelation and is devoted
to showing the steps by which James G.
Blaine will be the Republican and
Benjamin +. Butler the Democratic
nominee for President in 1884. Ever
sine the Battle Of Dorking It has been
fashionable TO write fanciful an
ticipatory histories Of this kind, even
our own fellow citizen, Mr.. P. w.
Dooner, having written a minute history
Of the conquest OF the United States
by the Chinese, an event which is TO
take place at designated date in the
noar future. OF course, il is barely pos
sible that the Messrs. Blaine and Butler
both practically Massachusetts, men
may be the nominees of their respective
parties, but it is highly improbable that
either will be. As TO Blaine, IL may be
tuthfully said that he is too vulnerable
to be entertained as a candidate, even by
the Republican party; while, as to But
Ter, even admitting that he has condoned
certain political infidolities and other
little faur pas, he is nearly as old as
Methusaleh, leading Mr.. Tilden by quite
n decade. In fact, it is hard to say
ipst how old Butler is. The Democratic
masses might overlook the "spoons "
episode, as well as his asserted ignor.
anco of the line between meum and
tuum, in view Of his good conduct for
some time past, but this is only on the
understanding that he is to confne his
aspirations to bang Governor of Massa-
chusetts. They are quite willing to help
him TO humiliate tho snobs and blue
bloods of Beacon street, but there their
complaisance would end. As to Blaine,
we believe that he tells the truth when
he says he is not candidate. One sun.
stroke is enough for man in lifo-
time, and he win be apt, hereafter, to
content himself with playing the role Of
Warwick. The Mulligan letters bar his
way; although, after Conklng, ho is
the ablest man whose leadership the
Republican party to-day acknowledge
Both Of those remarkable men seem to
be shut out of the possibility Of further
political advancement, although from
widely different causes
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

The HEgAIp Office 10 connected with the toie.
phone syStem Of Los Angeles city and conniy.
ordenyfor advertisements Or Job work may ;
sent II cough this medium to number 15G.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
roa RENT.

A fnc store, N ut deep, situated adjoining
the new Opera Hose on Main street, having
suacious ward amt rear entrance from Los Ail-
reios street, Is w,il adapted for furniture, hard
ware or other business requiring plenty q room.
Address Chas .. Fox, box 90, I. o. cr eau AT
room ., Larronde Block, cor. First ana spring
sepe3 iw.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
p.AiLY HERALD.
sInele coplos of the Herald. 8 slents.
Herald. Steam Printing House.

Tho HERALD Steam Printing House Is not sur
passed by any job Printing Office on tho Pacific
Coast outside Of San Francisco. in facilities for
doing job work Low prices, good work and OK
petition may be relied upon At this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
500 REwARD

win be paid to any one who win furnish such In.
formation aIwill lead to Tho conviction Of the
party or parties who set FIRE 10 or wero instigat-
ors 10 the setting fire to my fence on tho cast
side Of Alameda street on the afternoon Of sep-f
tember 22d lsep 2s lwl V. BEAUpRY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
lecture ON spiritualism.

The eloauent trance lecturer. Mrs Seal, OF Oak
land will deliver lecture on SpiritualsIn, In
Judec Howard ! Court Room in the Court House,
on SUNDAY evening, Sept 30th. at n o'clock En-
trance on Spring street. All are cordially In.
sited Admission 10 cents se2S St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices Of Companies, societies.
churches, etc, will only be inserted In the HERALD
as paid advertisements. We reserve for fnceg
OF Worship, gratutous directory ~ gh pan
appear every Sunday momitg.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
0uarantine in Arlmonn

San FaANcIsco, SIP 20 -Dc +. W.
Hatch, Secretary Of tie Sple Board OF
Health, who LETT S,ctaMerto, Fridly
last, for the border lins between Mexico
and Arizona to make quaranlineawange-
ments in view Of the danger Of the intro.
ductioa Of yellow fever from Mexi.
co, returned last night. lie re-
ports that be appointed Dr, W W.
Gri.som, OF Los Angeles, to reside at
Fort Yuma as agent to inspect ah pas
sengers on trains coming from MexicS
into California DR., Hatch reports that
there is little or no yellow feyr on the
American side OF the line Quarantine
has been established at Tucson; Yuma,
and supplemental quarantine at Los An.
gelts Dir. Hatch says that he never knew
any cases Of imported yellow fever to
spread in this community The docsor
has no fear Of tho spread o. the disease
IN (alifOrnia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

Brentano Bros, No 9 Union sodap, New
York City, are agents for the lIgaAhp hwiil
constantly bo found on sale on tsielr counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

House oi six rooms, about seven niinutes aak
from the postofiie, furnished or unfufnishod;
also unt Piano, almost new. The above viii be
sold cheap for cash. address Z. o. llog $50.
sep1S wv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
sterlIng Exehnngc and Ronas.

NEW YORK, September %. Sterling
bills, on London, 60 days, St.S3l; do do,
sight drafts, S4.S6; U. $, As OF 1901,
interest quarterly, Sl.l4; u. $. As ol
1907 interest quarterly, Sl.2l4i L. S.
IS, L0l4; Northern Pacific, common,
5it; do preferred, GAL; w U. Telegraph
79a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
commlsioner OF The naiIroadpool

SAN Francisco, September 20. Tho
railroad managers met to-day to con.
slider tic conditional reply Of Gault tc
the tender of the position Of the Com.
mis,i)nership OF the railroad pool. Nc
definite action was taken, but it is be
lieved they will confirm Gault for tie
position, with perm ssion to make Chi
cago his headquarters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

The HERALD q the ofcaai papor Of the cty Of
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
III other municipal y1tices appear only in its col.
imns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
r,,e slneh v,nnrn.

SAN FRANclsoo. Sept 20. Best and
Belcher, 305; CholIar, 2,15i Gonsol
dated Virginia, AZ; Gonld & Garry, > 25;
Halo & Noreross, $40; Mexican, 2l5;
Northern Belle, 5.S7l; Ophir, 3.55;
Potosi, 90; Savage, 80; Sierra Nevada,
$40; Union Consolidated, 90; Yellow
Jaclat Z 10
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
The aebrew Nov Year.

The celebration Of the Hebrew New
Year will commerce tomorrow evening
at o'clock and continue tiil Wednesday
evening. On October l0'h, the Day Of
Atonenlent viii be obaerved from 9 P. %.
Of that day till Or. 81. Of Tie following
day. Tho Observance Of these days in
Los Angoles will be attended with ser
yicsin the Synagogue and the usual POI
iteniia prayers for fofgiyeaness Of sine.
The Day Of AIonement is observed ~
fasting IN the most rigorous manner and
by re- from all work
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

Mr. A. S. uoiiingsworth Is tho Santa Ana agent
tho HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

TAe Los Aageles Daay Heraia, the
represeatatiee journal Of Southern Cali
Jornia, igM hereafter be aelieered 70 sub
seribers al fifteen cents ,reek, serenity
erts a month, aud seeea dollars a pear
10 Subscribers By mail.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Artistic EInbrOidGriG8.

Mrs Jewell, late Of San Francisco, who is an
artistic OF recognized eminenee vill, on
he Sd day of October open art rooms in
Los Angeles where she viii teaen ell kinds OF
artistic embroiderles. Pupils who desire to
excel in this rcmuneratiyo speciality would do
well t, aail themselves Of Mt4. JEWELS ser
vices. seplsH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
FORsAlE.

Lots ? AMI Q, in Block 100, Santa Moaica.
Price $50.
HUMPHREYS & MiNTER,
soG I'm santa Ana, Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
sentenced for life.

sAS FRAyclsco, Sept. 2o.-Judge Fer.
raj this morning sentenced for life John
Hennessy, who murdered Hattie Fellows,
on Jaly 9th last, by cutting her throat
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Monday. October lst, 1888.
vANTs-Losp-FoUND.
wANrEp 10 Rrwr.

4 house OF Eve or six rooms, with stable: will
buy furniture, Also wish 10 purchase gentle
buggy horse. See MIR MUNDON, corner First
aud Sort Streets SEQ Ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
asTyATjuN waNTrp.

a German sin desires situation In a small
fam ", either as cook or chambernald. apply
Il l17 South Main street. ii
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
After the Train Robbers

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept %, An
Evening Star Dodge City special says:
The body of John Hilton, the engineer
killed in the attempt at robbery at
Coolidge, was brought here this morning
and Coroner's inquest is now being
held. Hilton leaves wife and four
children, who reside here. The wife is
unconscious as result of the terrible
shock. Deputy Sherilfs Mathers, Nell
son and Carey, Bill Connors and others
went from here in a special train and
are now in pursuit The robbers are
heavily armed and viii no doubt resist
arrest. Parties who were on the train
say they can identity the parties if
caught. Fade, the fireman, was shot
in the mouth, the ball coming out be.
hind the jaw, making most painful
wound. The train was in charge of Com
ductor Greeley. Superintendent Patch.
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, received
dispatch from Messenger Peterson
confirming the story as already sent.
He exchanged about fifteen shots with
the robbers and drove them off. He
was slightly wounded himself. They
obtained no booty
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
HANTEr,
MshTen.

a strong boy to work around store. callat
SEQ gt siEGEt'S.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
wAarEB TO rggEsT.

boy With horse to carry an outside route en-
the iiugAhp Apply at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
ruNrnAL Norlcrs ~ DolLAn.

HAZARD IN tIis city September 2ath, 1883,
Mira T. A. Hazard, aget 70 years.
Tho funeral will be attonGedat The Fort Street
NJ y. Church at . p. 3d. to-day Tho friends OF
the family arc invited toattaal without further
motive. Burial in Evergreen Cemgtery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
EASTERN.
The .merala, ON sus,lce Elela

The Herald on Justice Field
New YORK. Sept pa Herald
editorial says "Some months ago JUS
tice Field came before, or was by I'M
wise friends brought before the public
as a Presidential candidate, Field may
be an excellent man and sound Demo-
erat but he is Justice OF the SUPREME
Court of the United States. As soeh he
ought not to be partisan politician.
Fields bad example, it is said, has de-
moralized another Supreme Court y !ge.
Justice Miller is announced as afRe-
publican candidate for the Presi-
deney. In our judgment both these
gentlemen owe il To themselves and to
their countrymen, to good fame and to
the independent judicial character OF the
Supreme Bench, to either make prompt
and public declaration that they are not
political candidates, or to resign at once
from the bench. We will 90 further, and
confess that we should prefer to see
them resign, for the reason that both of
them have actually got the Presidential
maggot in their heads and are thereby
untitled for the places they now hold"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
THE LATEST
Special to the HatAlp by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
rnasc Nor. .nntl, nnd r.n.t.


FREsSo, Sept. 2G The following ia
list OF sontil bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Mira T. Wallnce, f; Jalien, Ell
Paso, Tex; W II Newman, Galveston;
Chai L Pierce, El paso; Mrs Wm Brod-
eriek, Miss Broderick, S H; Mrs w 4
Hensley and son, A 7; J Barker, SUM
ner, Cal; Mics D smnli, $ Z; w II
Paine, Mrs Lewis, Texas G Rupert,
) +; VI II Harley, n Y; TJ Brennan.
) +; Mrs L g Randle, l. A; A T Met.
calf, Thos y Metcalf and family, Miss
Anna MeiGalf, Omaha; CA Clendenin,
Cincinnati; j Harrison, San Gabriel;
A w Por.er, Oakland; A B Armsirone,
O1sland; s @ Morton, vi Paso; J siei-
beck, Yuma; Robert Bell. Samuel In.
drews, Nevada City; J Il Sheldon. s +;
RI Goddings, Baltimorei y White,
Denison. Texas; r N Irving, siskiyou,
Cal; Mrs L Green and two children,
Wheatlaad, Cnl; Mrs ca Glover aud
danghler, A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
NEW TODAY

tDEbMAN e 60, Cigar Mauafac-
tuners, make the best reass and al the largest
olhiur tfIie in Soltheu California al, tti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Fne sAIg,

En- suite or single Tor ront in the Moi onald Bloc
apply az Room IS. res 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
yellow Fever on Beard the New
bern.

SAN Francisco, Sept, 29.-As news
of the expected arrival of the steamer
Newbern had already reached here, the
quarantine officials were on the lookout,
and Immediately on her arrival took the
vessel in charge. The Captain, without
delay, stated that there were five cases
of yellow fever ON board. including See.
cond Officer Graham, then lying at the
point OF denth, and who has since died.
The quarantine officers at once
issued orders prohibiting communication
with the steumer. The Captain states
the disease developed after leaving
Guaymas. Doubts at first existed as 10
the character Of the fever, but when the
black vomt manifested itself lie was
satisfied the disease was ycllew fever
The second officer has died since the ar
rival of tho steiner this morning ole
was the first TO auccumb. Since then
the NewbeIn has signaled another death
and still another is momentarily ex-
peeted to die. Measures wers prompt
ly taken to get the steamer through
fumigation, and as the steamer is lying
out in the stream, with full exposure to
winds and rain, which began falling this
afternoon, it ia believed, and hoped, the
city and surrounding localities will es-
cape from the dreaded disease. 1t Is
to deny that the present sea
son of the year is unfortunately tie most
favorable one for such mn epidemic, as
the heat is great when winds die away
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
FURNISHED nocRs,

FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
TsORN.

KAUfFAIAN- In this city, September Goth 10
the Wiie Of J. r Kaufman, a son.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30

Ey hndue7s man, from y s00 20 $4,000 in al
eitabilshe ard PAYING hnsine7 8. The parts is IN
energetic and go.ahead man Eluire for sfEW
ARfat Frank shreir's Cigar etore, eoraur spring
and Market street. .cSj 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
Teiegraph lvIrcs working nadly.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sep 20 Owing TO
electrical disturbances all along the tels-
graph lines il is almost impossible to get
any messages through. 1t will be very
late before any Eastern news is received.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

Or late the Or cgoRidR has been
devoting considerable space to
Astoria, and the Astorians. in
yesterdays issue In al editorial
discussion Of salmon propagation
and kindred topics, it sensibly
SAYS: There should exist among
the Columbia river salmon packers
an organization like our local
board of trade or the Astoria
chamber Of commerce. Such an
organization, representing united
membership, could save hundreds
of thousands of dollars in agents
fees, and control the salmon
markets of the world. The
i'll condition Of the present year
which have made a prosperous
fishing season a season of hard
times with packers, could have
been averted by a united effort
and even the low prices now ruling
could be made to give place Il
higher figures if all parties inter
ested would act as one man"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

DURING the twenty-Gour hours
ending noon Tuesday, ffty-fve
wheat vessels sailed into San
Francisco. At the present mo-
ment there is greater tonnage in
that port than at any correspond
ing period during the past two
years. Freights are depressed
considerably, a number OF charter.
being taken as low as As Cd pei
ton
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

MILES Of spruce forest in Maine
are dead. Lumbermen are not
agreed as to the cause. About
eight years ago the heavy autumn
rain loosened the earth, and that
was followed by terrible gales and
severe winter. The theory,
however, generally accepted by
the best judges is that the trees
died from old age. .Th decay is
mainly in sections which have not
been cut over. The age of the
Eastern spruce is from sixty tc
ninety years.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

A LONDON dispatch says that
Carey, the Dublin inCormer in the
Phoenix Park, trial was shot while
being taken from the ,MelroSe al
Port Elizabeth. O'Donnell, hi S
slayer, is in custody. The Eng.
lish government had taken special
and expensive measures TO pro.
tect Carey. 1t could have better
spared better man.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

RECENT Legislation in Kentucky
is likely to have a discouraging ef-
feet on church-going. A new law
fixes the legal distance between a
church and the nearest saloon at a
mile. The effect of this will be
to make good many men late for
church.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-02

4 RUSSIAN paper devoted to Nj
hllism says country mothas have
adopted the custom of carrying
infants to the bedsides of persons
afflicted with diphtheria and
wrapping them up in blankets so
that they may become infected
and die.