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SPORTING MATTERS.

Roy s. Clulxe, LyttoD, Holathimie, Harry
Monon and Boz Sedan Win at Brighton.
BRIeHToN BEACH, Oct 10.-Mile, Roy S.
Cluke first, Marie Lewis second, Beverwyck
third; time, 1:45 Three-quarters of mile,
Lytton first, Garfield second, Little Phil.
third; time, 1:15H. Seven-eighths of mile,
Holathimie first, Lilly Dale second, Nimble-
foot third; time 1:3o16. Mile and an eighth,
Harry Monon first, Beverwick second, Char
lie Fiske third time, 1853. Mile and an
eighth. Boz Sedan first. Topsy second, Nellie
Peyton third time, 1;55 Hurdle race, mile
and quarter, Buster first, Bill Bird second,
Moscow third: time, 2:19
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Hoadly Undoubtedly Elected.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10-10:30 P. M-Returns
from three more counties came in between s
and 10 o'clock, confirming previous indica-
tions of an increase of Hoadly's majority.
The remaining eight counties gave, last year,
a net Democratic majority of 1,450. four of
them being heavily Democratic, and four Re-
publican. 1t is not supposed that this ma
jority will be disturbed, but should it be
wiped out Hpadly will still have his present
estimated majority of 1900. 1t may go
higher The figures shows that Hoadly
might have carried the State if the estimated
majorities at Cincinnati and Cleveland had
been reversed. A ,u1-u
The Legislature, according to the amended
count, will have ten or more Democratic ma
jority, forty-one counties having been car
ried by the Republicans and forty-seven by
the Democrats the counties with the largest
representation having gone Democratic. The
Democrats may now, if they choose, over
turn the Scott law, either by repeal or a dec
laration against its constitutionality by the
new Supreme Court. 1t is not believed they
will risk depriying the counties of the 81
600, 600 revenue from it, and the liquor deal
ers do not now complain OF 1t.
The Governor and Legislature both take
office in January. 1t is the first time in
thirty-two years that the Democrats will
have had complete control at the State
house. Mr., Pendleton's civil-service reform
bill will be put to a crucial test this winter,
as the dictatorship of all the State insttu-
tons, carrying generous patronage is with
in the Governors gift, subject to the Senate's
approval.
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Cincinnati Returns Not Complete.

CINCINNATI, Oct. u.-1:45 A. M.-The news
papers are, as yet, unable to present any
thing like complete report of the Hamilton
county election. The only footing obtaina-
BILE is for Governor, and that
for 100 out of 103 precients.
1t stands: Hoadly, S1,413; Foraker, 28,995;
Hoadly's majority, 2,319. The other three
precincts are small, and will not materially
change the result. This is Republican gain
of $500. Lieutenant-goyeTnor Rose runs
ahead of Foraker The county ticket appears
to be about 1000 behind Hoadly,
which would elect all the Democrats,
but there are variations which make it
probable several Republicans are elected.
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Spanish Cabinet To Be reformed.

MADRID, Oct. 1o.-The Spanish ministry
has virtually resigned. Prime Minister Sa-
gasta considers that the moment has arrived
to leave to new ministry the task of adopt
ing final measures concerning the affair with
France, the latter having positively refused
to give further satisfaction to Spain for the
insult offered to Alfonso and regarding the
incident at an end after Prime Minister
Ferry's apology had been published in the
Journal Otficiel.
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Fartbouake at San Fcancisco.

SAN FR1Nc1sco, Oct. 10.-The earthquake,
last night, was the heaviest experienced here
since 1868 Buildings, ground, and metallic
roofings were cracked, and many persons
rushed, half-dressed, from the houses and
hotels. The recollection of its being within
one day of the anniversary of the earthquake
of 1868 seemed to increase the fears, and
many people walked the streets all night in
preference to returning to their houses
Earthquakes are reported to have occurred,
during the night and morning, at several
places along the coast. The weather is op-
pressiye,
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Boat Race at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-An interesting and
closely contested four-oared shell race was
rowed over the Potomac course this afternoon
by crew from the Columbia boat club, and a
crew from the Potomac club both of Wash
ington, the latter winning the championship
cup at the recent Potomac river regatta
The race was so hotly contested throughout
that at no time was there more than boats
length between the crews. The Columbias
won in 922 1-5; Potomac's time, 9:27. Course
one apd half mile straight away.
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Base Ball.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.-New York 6, st.
Louis 4.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o-Cleveland 8, Ma
tional l.
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct. 1O.-Rock Island
4, Peoria Reds g.
P1TTsBURG, Oct. 1O.-Seven innings. Provi-
dence 10, Allegheny 6.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10. Boston 8, Baltimore
T. Called on account of darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-Buffalo Is, Ath-
letic s. Game called on account of rain.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 10-At the Lancaster
county prison, this evening, two watchmen
were on duty Ike Buzzard, one of the no.
torious brothers of that name, got ont Of his
cell and locked the watchman in. Securing
the cell keys, he released eleven other prIs-
oners-the worst criminals in Jail. After
helping themselves to something to eat they
left by the front door, after interrupting tel
ephone communicating with the Jail.
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The Matter Nearing a Crisis.

LONDON, Oct. 1o.-The Standards Paris cor
respondent says: In case of rupture be-
tween Spain and France, all Spanish subjects
in France will be placed under the protec-
tion of a friendly power, probably Belgium.
1t is significant that the doors of the Spanish
embassy, usually open to all corners, were
closed to-day, even to diplomatic visitors.
Forty-eight hours will decide whether France
yields or the Spanish embassy leaves Paris.
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Six Children Poisoned.

P1rTsBURe, Oct. 10-A Greensburg, Pa.
special says Six children, of John Stoufler,
oi Ligonier, were poisoned this morning by
eating weeds in the woods near that place.
Tie mother had been visiting a neighbor,
and when she returned she found the chill
dren lying around the room, to all appear
ances dead. Medical aid was at once sum-
mDned, and, after working with the children
for several hours, four of them were pro
ne,unced out of danger. The other two will
di.n
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LONDON, Oct. ia Madrid dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company says the
King has accepted the resignation of
the ministry, and has requested
Sagasta to return to the palace this morning,
when he will make his intentions known.
The report of the refusal of France to make
further reparation is confirmed. The leaders
of the dynastic Left held a conference
this evening. Martos was present, and re-
ported that the party is disposed to make
concessions to facilitate union with the
Liberal party, but is strongly opposed to
Sagasta continuing at the head of the cabi-
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A Fatherly Country to Defend.

CAIRO, Oct. 10.-Recruits from upper
Egypt for Soudan are brought here in
patches of twenty or thirty, chained together
by their necks. Many, including
gray bearded men, are handcuffed to
huge blocks of wood. They are
followed to the station by crowds
of women and children, raising loud
lamentations. Although the attention of
the Minister of War has been called to the
matter, nothing is done to alleviate the suf-
ferings of the recruits
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Honest Legislators and Judges Wanted.

New York, Oct 10.-The Board of Trade
and Transportation to-day adopted the re-
attention of its members to the Importance
of exerting their influence to secure the NOM
ination and election of honest legislators and
Judges at the coming election. \ resolution
was adopted urging on Congress the immedi-
ate enactment of uniform and just national
honkruDt law
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IOWA RETURNS.

The Democrats Concede Sherman's Election
by $4,000 Plurality.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10-The following private
dispatch was received at o'clock this after
noon from Hon. ]. S. Clarkson, editor of the
Des Moines Register
DES MoINES Ia, Oct 10.
Sherman will have from $4,000 to $4,000 over
Kinue, and z, 900 over ALL The Republicans
will have forty-two senators to eight Democrats.
At the lowest, as things now look, in The House
we feel sure of 10 to 2 majority, but may be
cut down to or 8; it may be but or ., but
there cannot be less than 80 Republican major
ity on joint ballot, think not less than AZ
Kinne comedies the election of Sherman by 15,-
600 over him.
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publicans, as stated in previous reports, were
elected representatives by small pluralties.
Whitbeck, Republican, has about 600 major
ity for county treasurer and Brew, Republi-
can, 2, 700 for auditor Hesley and BlandiD,
Democrats, were elected Common Pleas
judges. The Democratic State ticket carries
the county by majorities ranging from 300 to
800, Laurence for Attorney-gen whose
home is here, receiving S37 majority.
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Protest Against Thibaudin,s Retirement.

PARIS, Oct. 10.-An indignation meeting,
to-day, attended by 5000 persons, and
over which Laurant, member of the Chamber
of Deputies presided protested against the
retirement of Gen Thibaudin from the Office
of Minister of War A resolution declaring
that Thibaudin deserved well of his country
was passed unanimouslv
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Deputv Marshals Kin Each Other.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-Advices from Fayette-
Vile, Ark, say that United States Deputy
Marshals Berry and Weatherford, while
guarding some Indian prisoners, on Monday
night, quarreled over q game of cards drew
revolvers and killed each other, one firing
three, the other seven shots.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Cambodia Accepts French ProtectiOn-Terms
of the Agreement

PARIS Oct. 1O.-The government OF Cochin
China has completed an agreement with the
King of Cambodia. 1t confirms the estab-
lishment of French protectorate; provides
liberal institutions and security of property;
recognizes the administrative and judicial
systems, and also abolishes slavery. 1t also
provides that the collection of indirect taxes
be intrusted to French officers. France will
receive 66, 900 piastres annually.
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Settling the Croatian Complaints.

PEsTH Oct, 10.-The lower house of the
Diet, to-day-187 to 105-passed the resolu-
ton of the Hungarian Prime Minister for
the settlement of the escutcheon question in
Croatia. 1t provides that the present Cro-
attain inscriptions be retained, and the
Hungarian and bi.lingual discontinued.
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Everything Democratic.

COLUMBUS, Oct 1O.-Returns from eighty
counties, and the other eight estimated, give
the State Democratic ticket 10000 plurality,
and the Legislature from twenty to twenty:
five Democratic on joint ballot. The second
amendment will come close to adoption.
This estimate is based on Hamilton county
being Democratic.
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ALLENrowN. Pa, Oct 10,--Statc Vetcrina,
rv Surgeon Bridge visited Tresoottown to-
dav. and ascortancd that the cattl
reported suffering from pluro-pneumonia
were merely affected BY capillary bron-
chits. The disease is contagious.
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LIMERICK, Oct. 1O.-Moody and Sankey
successfully began a series of meetings in
the Royal Theater to-day. The building was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The servi-
ces were singing by Sankey and two adj
dresses by Moody. The audience appeared
spellbound under Moody's preaching.
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The Result at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct 10.-Complete unoiiicia
returns from this county give EosSiy o6'
majority; Rose, 2,670; Williams, Democrat
for senator, 406 and Ely, Republican. TO
senator, IS. Four Democrats and two Re
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ROumanians Capture Austrian Barracks.
PEsTH, Oct. 10-There is a sensation here
because of a number of Roumanian
soldiers having crossed the from
tier and taken possession of the Austrian
barracks commanding the Vulcan pass
of the southern Carpathians, the
Roumanians asserting that the bar
racks were on Roumanian territory.
A company of Austrian infantry recaptuged
the barracks and took sixty Roumanians
prisoners
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Reported withdrawal Denied.

PARIS Oct 10-The report that the Span
ish ambassador to France, Due de Fernan-
Nunez, would withdraw unless France should
grant further reparation for the insult to AL
fonso, is formally denied. The ambassador
awaits final orders
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Arrested for Hieh Trenson.

AeRAM, Oct. 10-A merchant named
Eurica has been arrested on a charge of high
treason. He paid 800 individuals to remain
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concealed in the woods until a signal
agreed upon should be given, when
they were to enter Bosnia and display rev.
olutionary banner in the name of King
Karageorgewicz.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS
Later Returns Show a Clean Sweep
by the Democracy of Ohio.
HoadTy Elected Governor by Plurality Of
Twelve Thousand-A Democratic Ma
jority in the Legislature.

The Democracy in Full Power for
the First Time in a Generation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07

The people Of ths State Of California send greet
Won Beaudry. r. Bsaudry. The City Of Los
Angeles. corporation existing under the laws u
the state q Caifornia. Lcu.so Maud Weyse,
dow Il Edward Maud, deceased, louise Marie
QIilD pie Maud aLd Louise y J. Maud, b..
fant cnildrsn oi Edward Maud. doceaseI, Georga
+. Bennett, J. =. Chapman. hnil Duncan, john
X. Dwj or, J. q. Edwards, Annie II. MLes. W. II.
Slonibs 1notn IS Ston,bs, q. Wiley Wells, William
Lacy and Nara 0reck, Defendants.
You are hereby raquired to appear In an action
br ught against you by tie abuga fiznied plain.
tlh IA tho Superior Gdurt of the State u Cali.
fornia In and tor tho county u Los Angeles, and
TO answer the complaint fiisi therein, within ten
days (exciusive OF The day Of scrvice1, aitxr the
service IN you OF this 81 nnions-if served within
this county: or, II served elsewhere. within thirty
days--or Judgment by default viii be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said COM
pl ,int. ..tslf llssst' }aij4H aIt4tttl
The said action Is brought 10 obtain decree ef
this court for he foreclosure OF n certain mort
gage described In the said Complaint and eAe-
,uted by the said Edward Maui, now deceased,
70 Thaddeus Anint, no ASS gnci saline TO plain
tiff by nitsns assignments tsee ComplAin.t on the
4tn Gay Of August, A. D.. 1877, 10 seeurt ths pay
ment 0f pronlssory te for the sum Of So 75u,
executed on ssino dav, with interest thereon ut
the rate OF one per cent. per month till pail.
from Novenib. r. 1877, ccmpt uadci quarter y, and
for costs OF suit: tiiat the premises conveyed by
said Mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds al.
piled to the pa ynent Of the slld pr, missory nvte
and interest IS aforesaid AMI costs VI suit, and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient ~ pas the
same. then to obtain an execution against ssi1vic
Beau Try, vino 10 obligated TO pay the same, for
thu balancs remaining due, and also that the de-
fendants aud all persons claiming by, through &
under them usy be barred and fJreciysed VI all
Z got, title, claim, lien equity OF reIempt ard
interest ~ aiId To Id me- tg gel premises, and
for other and luther relief Iteierence Is hid 10
G m ia lit iur Iart Ctlar3.
aud ou are hereby Notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the sal complaint as above
required, the said ,Iintid will apply to tho Couit
for he RELIEF demanded IA the said complaint.
Given under MY hand and the seal Of the . d Su-
peror Lourt Of the at IT. OF California IN anu for
tho county u Los Angeles, this I'd d,y VI August,
10 the year q our Lord, ole thousand eight nun
urei and eighty-thiee.
BY A. Eoaros, DEPUTY.
Ih rely c,r iiy The foregoing 10 be = full, true
and cone 4 cvjy II the VI ginsi summons la case
z5l - rancis Mora vs.. istor Beaudry et al, on
hle In my utfi q. wna that have carefully soni-
psre1 the 8 me With the original.
In Witness where,f have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF he supciior Court
this first day OF September, 1858 r.
iSgAL ! a7ia.fi a. W Potts. County Clerk.
ny Il. II. 0wSxs, Deluy.
Howard d hVbarts, Allorneys for Plaintiff
. . pm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07

,rrba ,,aonia al the state OF California send
rre.tinr u: Josephine Reichafd, dsfendaut
You are hereby required 70 appear N IN scsion ,'
brought against yos BY The abovs nan'sa ram
tiH, in the superior Court d the STATE % csu'
iornia, In aid Tor the County Of Los Angeles,
and 10 snswer the complaint nled there
~ within tn days (excldsivs Of the dsy Of ser
yicsh aftor the service on you of this sumnions--
Il served within this County, Or, II served eiss-
\ here. Within thirty d, s-6r Judgment by de-
fault viii DO taken against you according To- the
Nfi fhs ssId y Action q brought TO obtsin decree
of thls Court dipsoiying the bonds Of mstrimoht
nov existing between plaintiff md fendnni;
that llAiatif be. BY decree o. this Court, glyen @
the control, care and custody Of the minor chiid
Corus Leonora. issue oi said narrisgs. during
her minority, and for such Other snd further re-
lief ~ 70 the Court may seem meet and equitsoie'
W Rsierencs W @ L had to complaint for particulars.
And YOU are hereby notified that 4 you fail TO
appear AMI answer the said Complaint
as above required, the SAID Plaintiff WIN apply
to the Court for tho relief demanded in the com
Gwen under my hand and the Seal Of the Bu.
perior Court OF ihs state u California, In and
for the County Of Los Los Angeles, TINS yo.n day
Of July, In the year of our Lord, one tnoussnd
eisht iiundrld and eighty -thrse. ,'',,, ~, !. se
ISesll a. W, fVtds,,
ti.ieF fs.i4i a..l b Clerk.
BY A. RgMPAu, Deputy.
IA. j, King, Attorney for Plaintiff. au2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Petition for Pardon.

r, the Honorable Y. sepplyeda, Judge Of the
Court In which the CONVICTION Was had, Judge
Of thu Sup, r.or Court Of Los Angeles CouHt,,
sCalif sr IA, and Thomas u Brown. ESQ.,, District
ATT hrney at the ttiina Of the conviction, and
hts phsn N. whits, Ed, pre- sent Dist.ict At
.iorney Of said Uoanty:. ...i4t..itil..4 .i.ll..y
You anu each OF you are hereby notified that il
u she intention Of thu undersigned. " apioal to-
the Governor VI the State of California Tor the
rsrisn 81 N .nuel Al Miranda, who was convicEed Oh
shs 18th Day Of August lss2, IN the said Court,
in the county Of Los Angeles, of he crime Of
uasslsughtes, and sentsncei On the l7th ds, Of
Auxnst, iss2, to be punished by inJrisonrncnt IN
tho stats PRISON u TIM State Of California, tor
ths term OF eight years. n.s.ffsi sltsiaaa
) Los Angels, August 18th, 1888. a.s.s.- 6.li
sn28 ~ liHliAl UAkMEL N. uE MIRANDA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Administrators salsof Real Estate
In the Superior Courtin aud for Los An.
geles County, California.
In ths natter ot the estate d Piss.s Donsc, d.
4.fyf s,.ahi ceAssd .f s.f

Notice Is hereby given that panuAnt 10 an
order OF the above entitled Curt made on the
x7th day Of August. In the above entitled matter,
the undersigned, o. the administrator ot the ~.
tate OF P.erre Domec, dss eused, will, on or after
the nth day Of september, lSS3, and within six
month"; thereafter, sell % tho highest snd best
bidder for cash, gold coin Of the uHitsd Statee. oil
the right title aud interest which the ssid Pieyfe
Domec had AZ his death; and which ths said -.
tate has acquired In and 10 that certain real prop
erty. situ ted In the City o. los Angeles. 0unty
OF Los Angeles, stxte Of Ciifornia. lo-wit: paf-
eel II land boundsi as fyllows: 81.
On the siutheast BY Main Vt est. separating the
property from the Plaza; -outhw ost By the 1t
aher,on now stands the Roman Catholic Church;
northwest by Now High street, and northeast by
hurch street. sometimes called Short street,
the same beifg the dfst street north Of sssd
hurch, and running east and west, Ia the snid
Ci y Of Los Angeles, county end state aforesaid.
Th,t offers aid bids In writing Will be received
by the undersigned NJ the ofiice Of J. Brousseau,
No 81 Baker Block, In the City Of Los Angeles
Cal. for the pur base price Of said property.
such offers and BIDS 70 specify whether the ranle
be for the purchase Of the whole of sid pzopsrty
or for any part thereof and particularly dsscrib-
Ing such pat 80 bid r. And such ofes and
bids may be left with said J. Brous eau.
(Signed.) A. GAZAux.
Administrator Of the estate Of Pierre bcsnec, de
ceased.
los Angeles, August siss, issa seitd