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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
AFALsE RUMoR NAILED.
Operators' Pay Not Redueed = other
western gnioo News.

WuwArKEE, September 9.-The report
set out from here to several newspapers
that the Western Union Telegraph Com
papy bad ordered reduction in the salaries
Of tho operators, to take effect October l.
il untrue and the statement entirely false.
ALBANY, September 3a-Jadge sim1ei
Hand, referee in the tax suit brought oy
he State sgainst the Western Union Iele-
rrsph Comp pany, has rendered dscinon IN
favor OF the State for sl76,3Jl. Inis sun
il for taxes for oniy one year 6nt detsfm
;raS ,be ysmFinjrg taxes in favor o. tbs
STATE nakieg the total amount receivable
under the decision from the company
sbnut $62G OO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

Irycur Iurgs ere weak, il cold causes
ycu quick disircss, you will breathe easier,
YOU will rGSga less, you will strengthen tne
pulmonary organs, yon VIII teei Detlsl
tysJS Hat If you world ,cess'onaiiy ne
r. E .Stsi's Bs.s-r. Il w. s--.'J. H.
ycur druggist for il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
A Circus pitched In the West.

ST. Louis, Mo-, September 2S.-A part Of
Doris InterOcesn circus wss ditcAed yes
terday on the Missouri Pacific, near Bone.
vile, Mo, and the band wagon aud a
chariot were demolished. Two horses also
were hurt and two employees, brothers,
named Thomas, were badly injured. The
loss to the circus is about $l5. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
An Unauthorized Rumnr.

LONDON, September 2S.-The report Of
the shooting of Parneil is false. Parnell is
now in England.
LoxpoS. September 2s-Parnell left here
for Leeds this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
The LOTTERY COMPANIES.
The Orders OF the POstmaster-Genera
REGARDING Them Reviewed.

Regarding lnt" HcNt"N"'
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The attor-
neys of the Louisiana Lottery Company
are try ing to create the impression that the
Postmaster Generals order against that
concern is Invidous because it does not
include the Commonwealth Distribution
Company of Kentucky, and it is freely as
serted by them that Gen. Gresham was in-
fuenced by local considerations, the latter
concern having its base of operations on
the border OF his own State. The facts in
lersTd TO the matter, as shown by the
official records OF the Pcsiotfice Depart
mert, are as follows:
January Is, 1879, orders were issued by
the Postmaster General against the Loulsi-
sua and the Kentucky Lottery Companies
November p, 1879, and January y, $50,
supplementary orders were issued against
the Kentucky Lottery Company. January
25, 1880, a like order was issued against the
Colorado State Lottery. February q, lSSo,
The Order Was Suspended
so far as it related TO the Louisiana Lottery
Company. and April s, 1880, ii WAS sus'
pended in favor OF the Kentucky Company.
September Is. 1850, the Commonwealth
Distribution Company and the hentucSy
State Lottery Company were again placed
under the ban, and since then have 9een
excluded from the privileges OF the
mails. Therefore, from February q, 1885,
urtil Postmaster Geuernal Gresham issued
bis recent orders, the Louisiana Lottery
Company had the field entirely to itself so
far as the use OF mails was concerned. Inc
recent orders placed OF the same ground
that that the Kentucky Company has oc'
cupied during the last three years. Within
the last fortnight the Postmaster General
has received a large number of personal
letters from merchants and other business
men, especially in the Southern states, ap-
plauding the stand he has taken against
the lottery compaI les, and urging him 10
hold his ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
A BRILLIANT MANS SAD END.
CYazed by Drink and Unrequ tet "a
Love He takes His Own Life.

BALTIMORE, September 2S.-John F. Row,
ley, one Of the brightest young members OF
the Maryland bar, young man highly
connected and possessing large means,
was found dead in bed at the Vo5-
hell House, Chestertown, Maryland, this
morning. Deceased was a graduate OF
Princeton, having carried OF the highest
hoDors few years ago. He then practiced
law here until about three months ago,
when he removed to Chestertown, and
soon thereafter he began paying his atten'
ton to beautiful young lady OF that p ace
to whom few weeks ago he rendered his
heart and hand, but his habits were dissi-
pated, aud
She Rejected Him.
While paying his addresses to he- he
avoided drinking, with the hope OF win.
ming her favor, but her family opposed his
attentions. Finding there was no hope o;
making her his wife he again took to
drink, and at an early hour this morning
he was found hanging partly out o. bed
and dead. Upon the mantel was found
q note in Rawley's writing, and addressed,
"To the Coroner" "Conundrum: What
caused the death of Rowley, whisky, laud-
anum, or love? give ii up, and leave 1t
to The Coroner. -
There was universal regret that so prom.
ising young man should have died SO soon.
He was twenty eight years OF age. There
was no inquest held, the opinion being
general that he was crszed by drink, and
died in a tit of mania.a-potu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

IT makes every bumsnitayiss ssd y 80
invalid seek such relief - IL given then
by the uss Of bittsfA, kidsey ms1le.nss.
snd other postruna The Afst fss dosss
msy make then fssl bsttse On aceooni O.
its s,upsfyipg ipsrsdis1ts, cossbissd .ith
sone strong estbSrlie sAa dinrstie that are
used in its 'coopgeitioa, bat they eysnta-
slIy sTou verse, Ths only cur. Tor sesk'
mas: nsryouauess, debility, achea pllae
rLeuustisrp, SORES. urinary auf diee.nv!
froublss, 10 to mske The biood rtrh. ssH ~
purp, by ussog pr. 6uyeotft Ys,t'o usx
spd esrsapsrirs. . rsnedy Siosly 49,
|1emroiroa md e6eee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
VEN Ushe~shSvsI DsSshSss.

CIscIxsKIr, September 0.-pesefdsy D.
Blue Lick Spring., KY, while three broth
ers named San g.. Vm. O. and Thonss
Roger., we're taking dsposi tons In The cs,s
a coutsst OF their fathers will. San , /.
hin ring thst bis brothers vefs about %
s,aH Weapons, Quickly drew his ssyolvse
snd ,bot Thomas through The hssd sn1
William in the abdomen. Both Ssrs -.
rnr,ed DYING last sight Sem is Pfssi6eut
q The farmer Bank. of Csslisls, KY.
william is Q b. Louis lavys snd Tbomis
Al farmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

Detroits : New York, ?.
Eclipse. .; Athletic, 7.
ECstons. e., Clevelsnds, 3.
Providence, }, BuIfalOs, 3.
Chicagos, : ; Philsdelphias, l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
L,rht SNOW at MinneapeIIs.

CHICAGO, September 2s.-At Minneapolis
a light snow is falling, but melting - fast
as i touches th-- s-sC--. T2a Sea....t -
cold and chilly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
PRESIDENT WILLARD RETURNS.
Not Annoyed - Prevalent Belief thar
heHIII Not be DepOsed.

he viii Not be DepOsed.
New YoRK. September 26.-President
Willard. of the Northern Pacific, returned
to New York this morning from his trip to
tie Pacific slope ard the ceremonies OF the
opening OF The line. lie passed the day
in his office IN the Mills building, attend
ing 10 the enormous amount OF work that
has accumulated during his absence. Mr..
Willard refused to be interviewed . but 10 3
friend lie said he was not in the least an
noyed by the criticism made upon his COM
pany's affairs. The road Is complete en-
terprise. said Mr.. Willard, and
IESpeaks fer Itself
He denied that, as manager OF the blind
pooI, be had been selling the preferred
stock of the company. 1t was re-
ported on the street that meeting
of the Board of Directors would be held
this morning, and this Tumor created con
siderable excitement, as reports OF
change in the management OF the company
were rife. Mr. Wiikeson, secretary ot ths
compsny. said no meeting has oeen calAeI
to day. Consequently none Will oe helu,
Another authority was of the opinion tnat
. a meerios had been called, but quorum
not being obtainable il fell through. IL IS
believed by those supposed to be beat IN
formed that President Willard will not be d. :
posed. There are many reasons, they say
/ apart from the question OF management
I WHY Mr.. Willard should be retained al the
head of the company. No doubt, they ss,
Z SER. is entertained out that the affairs oil
| tie company will be managed more eco
/ nomicaliy in the future than they have
I been in the past.
Accident Near Minneapolis
MrxSE,PoLIs. MINS., September @.-Be'
tween five and six O'Clock today serious
! accident occurred on the Minneapolis St.
Louis rosd about two miles beyond Shake
pee AZ the foot of a steep grade known as
/ Chsska hill! by which four men were
killed. Two ffeiShts, first thirty and second
f Tnirty coming into Shskopse when the rear
portion OF the FIRST section broke loose and
ran back into the other section, which was
I lust rounding the curve in the sscest oi
The hill. A portion of the forSard freight
wss telsscOped and the engine aud several
| cars of the last freight badly wrecked
| Killing almost instantly the engineer anC
| irpman and = brskemsn, also q man sup
| nos, d 20 be . cAttie d-cTeE, Sh2ss 70 y as
not been recovered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

Caught Prom the wires and PFessFl
Into Paragraphs for BnNJ Readers
The Earl OF SOmers is dead aged 50
- Ii is thought that the hostility OF the
French press gill not affect King AltOnso's
reception in Paris.
Honorable John Waldo Douglass died
-srfddenly at NJrth Lake. y. \. lie was the
editor and publisher Of the Pacific, in san
The Porte, in Its note to the European
oovers relative to the condition OF affairs
in Bulgaria, calls attention TO the arma'
mept cf Bulgaria.
sTrotty. landlord Of County Mayo. Ire
land WAS shot dead this morning a. his
rssidepce in NuDnery Park. He had been
wounded several times previously;
Iobn McGinnis, of Harrisburg, Pa, sen
= -Fsoced 10 be hanged October 4th for the
murder OF his mother in-lav, LAS been res
.ita5 for three months that an eIamIna-
hon NAV be msds relative TO his sanity.
Tb, Dublin Nation accuses the British
Covernmept and the American Legation %
1ondon OF foul plar towards y DonHsu IN
hone that he may imPlicate MS trleni is
and Parnell in the conspiracy 10 mI'uer
Carey. the informer.
tbs Interior, has telegraphed an order u
the Prefect OF Savoy prohlolung tne nod
;n9 Of mesdDgs there of the Salvation
ANY. and ordering the expulsion OF =
msmbers Of the army from the deParImeL
II they disObey the order.
Arrival OF the Bi>hoP OF Roche Ter.
R,,-rNoRE. September 2S-Ths Right
Ran Anthony Wilson Thold, Lord BISHOP
- Rochester, England, arrived here today
On The steamer Hibernisn, nom Liysrpo2i'
GL VI net At Locust Point by commit
~ ~ e Gentlemen of the Protestant Episco'
~ Csureh, Tonight he speaks at the
Eh,;st Il .iscopal Church on temperance.
voice all over the land goes up from
,s tbat ssy: my daughters are 80
fasI,is ,n6 sad With no strength, all out o.
80, ana life q; tn least sxertion. Wha'
~ !. . 10 for them?" The answer Is sim
S1Is :, fuI, of hope. One TO four weeks
1ss = Lop DittsIS Sili MAKE IasIi hs--'-45r
rosy, sprishtly and nnobisoaonseis'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
ELECTRIC SPARKLES.

CauEht From the wires and PressFI
Into Paragraphs for Bn>J Readers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
A Brizhs Boy.

An editor Of an Illinois paper took q
boy to learn the printers trade He wal
careful 10 imprsss upon b mind The no.
cessity Of obedience aud OF doing ever,
thing thoroughly. After prt miuary in
siruetion, the lad was given sick and
rule, and was taken 10 case To wreslls
with piece d copy.
The editor went of to political oan.
vsniion. The other boys In the ofice
paid but little attention t. the Ii. "
recruit, and when the e,Iitor returned.
half q day later, he found the boy down
upon his knees, searching for something
on the floor.
"whal's The matter, Johnnyf' said
he.
"Why, I dropped type before gol
the first line set. replied the boy. "and
you told me before went to work that
Whenever dropped typs ! must stor
and pick it up before / did anything
else. I've bsen looking fcs thai darned
type all day, and l can't find 1t. "
Need we say that boy sucaeeded il
business He grew mp, went West. and
two weeks ago was hanged Ia Nevada
for demonstrating.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Twenty-Four Hour clooks.
New York SUM-

t~'~T' -f%f> f<~efl
There Is something new" said a
downtown clock manufacturer yester.
day, as he pointed to 4 queer-looking
clock hanging near his door. "Tbat is o
twenty four hour clock, aud I think the
first one in the city. Ii rnarlls tho houra
from one up to twenty-foor. 1t has just
been finished, and is OF the kind which
is soon to be adopted BY several rail.
roads.
THE most conspicuous innovations
are in the marking of the dial and the
movements of the wheels which drive
the hands. The minute hand, instead
Of making twelve revelations to every
revolution oi the hour hand. mskes
twenty-four revolutions, while the hour
hand pnases around onoc.
'The lettering on the dial is IN Arabic
instead of Roman numerals, and the
spaces between the figures are only halt
as great a on the dial Df the ordinary
twelve hour civcls. Tie minute hand
marks half and whols pinutes.
''inis clock viii do away with tho
"A. N. aud r. II, ~hich sons times
prove very confusing 10 railroad passen-
gers
"You wouli be surprised to see how
people ke to that closk. have bad
any number Of offers { n il, but 10 not
oars to cell it. as 1t is the only one
have, bat ! will be able 10 supply a small
part of the demsid within a day or two.
By that time every panufrctuier viii be
turning ont these clocks. They are
something new, and that . all that New
York people want Without doubt
these clocks will soon take the piece q
the old-fsshioned iimepieces.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
City Election Proclamation
RESOLUTION NO. eoA
resolution providing ior tho holding Of ms
Bicipl election In the cit o. Lor Al gulss -
the nFst Monday la Decsnber. lest.

Be II res1ivei, by tn Mayer and ccu-eii Of The
city o. Los Anss Is. as folioss:
SECTION /. ihzt . u unicipl siecti11 be II
by the qualined yct - of ths city VI las Angeles.
IN the laid city, on the nrst Monda Of l,ecsmter,
lsss tbs sane b. Ing the IL ird asy OF sAa snLn a.
Tor the following officers To wif:
Three Hleuibers Of the D ard Of Education.
Alec, By the quslid ii seteF3 the rs-feftiru
wards in said city. the fol sipg uienbex. Of lhs
Cyuncil Of sid sify that l. tosay:
Two ID m mberstf ths eeunAil. 70 represent
the First usrd.
ons y uemhsF Of tbs ceuneIi. to eiressnt The
second Ward
Two tsl members Of The Council. to repre- ens
the Ihir Ward.
One Ql nen,bsr ct tho ceuael. : represent the
Fourth Ward. for the full term-
the Faith Nari.
Also one a. menaber Of the Council tn rapru-
resent the Fourth Yard for the unexp Z ID srn-
The rolling He's so II b. as iollows
For tho First Mard--stors Of 4. Z. Herman.
10 San terlsnio 1t ct
FOR the SecDnd wsrl-Ofiice Of the Chlsf e.
Pelce, No. Sp ing street.
For ths III rd va d--Turnvsrein l.ail
or he Fourth ward--N1. engi tru1s.
tho Eifte wari--fssiiien. Wellington
6aniAna
IN 4 gowiuz namod persons. rea dents Of tHo
respective wards are hereby appointed Is oflcefs
70 hold, conduct and nake Fsra.na Il s.id s'se-
ton. that Is to sax:
For tha tirst Ward-inspc<tnr. 0srar NzeF-
Judges, J. A. Gins ard wm Hughes ~
t0r tho second Wards LIS, sstl Il A. l.. vapna:
Judges, John Bur ard Tho mss Al. ~
Fort II irt Wssd-insp o.. ta II piso
Judges A- Morris and J. r Lzncrss
For the Fourth Nani -InSps Star, q. r.. R..ss.
Judges, j. g. Blown and Jchn Lens,c-
For the ii tn Ward--.ns.,ee.- -, DO J. chrks.
Juligss, >. g. a Deaald nd J.. J. Phi BIN.
SAC. l. Iha Clerk 4 The c. nncll IA u cerl u
q tho sdopi.on s'f this re o.aa ~. and s.ad
cause ,hs sane 70 be pahlis.,s ior AZ ast Esn
thres In the Los AAoALEs DsILF HARklD. IA
such manner that the iass ruhlk siiet sh-ll BE-
prior 10 . tsithird day Of nes eniher. 10 s
Snr >. This resolution shall tasa efst AMI
be In force Immediately upon its aieetloa. ap-
proval and publlcstion-
hereby certify that the foregoing rosoluz on
was adopted BY the Council Il The city { I -
Angeles. al IL meeting Of November l1th. A. u
lesS w. W. ktl lfNsvN
Clerk Of rAe Council Of tbs ci , q Lo.,knsslss
IssS O. .i.@sItlfxNx Mayer.
!. .sssssy s.I' sss ss,slay rsa sss ssss e. KeU tDf'
resolution adopted byFf
the CITY Of Lna ArxuIss
her i7th, A. y. l3ss yyE-
L. A's'''- ~. .x<l<s street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

The other day gentleman arriving 10
Paris at the Lyons railway station got
into Q. as and told the drivsr to take
him to the Rue Milton. After certain
time tie cab arrived at the Rue Lord
b, ron. "What is the numbsri' ask d
the eoachpan. The gentleman put bis
head out of the cab window and said;
"M by. this is not the Rue Milrohl"
"Alii" said the coachman, aft slight
pause. ''saai'a iTas; I've made 8 ns.ake
in the poetsi"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
ALAMEDA FOUNDRY,

% Alameda street to the highest bidder without
reserve; as follows: The foun,lFy battling, with
steam engine. largest slsed lathe, blast furnace,
ptttsras, tools. etc, AMI everything eonnerted,
necessary to east from the isr<est to the smallest
castings. complete In all H. Appointments
NoTE.--The foundry business u one Of tho
most profitable businesses Ia the state. Thers
are orders enough on hand TO run night and day
fer the next year.
Terms At sale.
For further particulars enquire Of P. BAL
LApE OF Of
JOHN g. BELL, Aunssonser.
ra<td Office hours. n M 70 2r. n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
sslscr xn,cmrs. 4 .. .. y.

Stated mesti sEs Of Califorr'a Lseio-. No. l. 8
L.. A o. q. ", are held The nrst saa third sat,
Hall ep<ng s<rcet Al. coBLER. 4 Q.
. n WHITE. kseor nes7s In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
The Gooa work Comm E aeing.

SAs JosR, Nov 3d. --lewcll. one OF
the mur,lerers Of Renowden and Nc
Intyre in the santl Cruz mountains,
was hangel Mt San Jose this morning ut
10 o'cloek The gsiiows used was
brought here from Sacramentn where it
had already done good work. Jewell
expected rrprieve almost.up to the last
moment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
AUCTION SALES
BY JOHN G. BELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND eENERALA LAUcTIoNEERs
Once. Room q, Temple Block. over
the Codnty Bank.

Req estate In all parts Of ths city. lnclud-
Ing residences and business properties. blocks
and ranches. subdivided and sold at auction Or
private sale
Appraisemsnts Of evsrg description Of property
a speciality. Sales made At auction by orier OF
Courts. Administrators, Executors, Conmissi IA
ors. Receivers, Mortgages and Trust eos, faithful
ly complying with prescribed iesal FORMS
Houses and rooms rented; assami charge Of
property. hold power Of attorney for absences.
collect rents, attend to taxes, insurance. street
work, improvements and buildings
A'so, auction, horse and carriage mart and
sales yard. Los Angslsa street. between First aud
SECOND streets
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Theatre Burned.

New YORK, Nov. 30.--A fire broke
out in the Windsor Theatre. 45 Bowery,
shortly besore IL o'clock. The flames
spread rapidly and in few minutes
after the alarm was sounded the whole
strnsture was mass of fire. The efforts
Of tho fire department were rnavailing
to check the confagration and the build
ing was totally destroyed. The flames
communicated 10 several adjoining build
ings There was no one in the theatre
at the time. The lessee Of the Windsor
Theatre places his individual loss at
about $50, 600, partly insured. The in
terrupt,ou for the season may cost him
$50, 900 more. The loss on the theatre
building Ia placed at $500. 600. insured
for two.thirds the amount.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
rhe ParneiI Fund.

LoaDos, Nov. 30.--The Parnell fund
shows f30. 435. Of which ireland gave
f25, $40; America, f254li England,
fl045; Scotland. f376, aud other places
fGl3.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Irish sIagistratss to Resign.

DuBLrS, Nov. 80. - A number Of
magistrates Ia Ireland declare their To-
tenlion Of resigping their offices in con.
sequence of the suspension Of Lord Ross.
more
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
MULES FOR SALE.
Thirty head Of Fine Young
NGUr.Es

Three and foar years old, good siso and well
matched. Can be seen at vickory Hlndss
Ranch, one mile ssst OF Compton. For further
pa, ticulsrs inquire Of J. @ vi kery. at Los An
geles; or Georgs Kinds, at wil.nis gton.
no4 Il
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
ON JANUARY 10Th, isss.

At II o'clock. o.. tho premssy, unla disposed Of
at private sale. Will sell at pubiii auction tho
foundry kncwn as the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
a Mothers Awful Crime.

BALTIMORE, Nov. sO.--About noon
to-day MIRA Rial, a married woman.
living in Biddsl street, cut the throats
Of her two girl children aged years and
ls months, and cut her own throa I.
The children soon died and the mother
is, though yet alive, not expected TO
live. She says she does uot want TO
live. Domestic lnfelicity preyed upon
bar mind. The family occupies a good
position. Mrs. Rial Ia about 25 years
ala
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
The Murraysviiie Itiot.
AiuRRAYsvILlE. Pa. Nov. 98.-1

MuRRAysvILlK, Pa, Nov. a8.-The
proceeding. instituted before Squire
Steele against tho participants in the
riot are not abandoned. and a new in.
formation was laid before Squire Keener
At Greensburg, charging all with murder
and felonious assault. Monday next Is
sst for the hearing Of the writ Of habeas
corpus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
LATE TELEGRAMs.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.i
steamer Passenger

.sAs FRANCISCO, Nov. 80. = The
steamer orizaba sailed this morning
with the following passengers for Los
Angeles: ii Swift. Mrs A H Alcott,
Mrs Col Diamond and family. Miss
Grace Alcott, Mrs Wilson, NJ IS III A
Holden, Mrs + r Holden, A NJ Ruiz, J
Solvari. NJ A White, Miss Annie Dennis,
A X Littl- aud wife, Rev. H c Gun.
minas, D r Brown. } Murphy Ray aud
wife, u N Barber. c Douglas, Mrs
Douglas, All sam, J sawysr and wife
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
The California; southern.

New York, Nor. 30.--Creat interest
continues to be felt in Boston regarding
the policy Of the Atcbison Company IN
regard to the California business. C. P.
Huntington Is reported to have made a
second bid for the control the California
southern. The Atohison Directors are
inEestigatipR the situation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
A yondcrfal Escape.

NEW YoaK. Nov. 30.-The engine
and tender Of Third avenue elevated
railroad jumped the track just above
Chatham square to-day and tore away
about twenty feet Of the guard rail. The
oars were filled. No person was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
THE BARTHOLDI PEDESTAL MODEL

Five members Of the Barthodi Statue COMMITTEES,
companied by Richard NJ. Hunt, the architect;
General Stone. the engineer, and q. w. King tho
builder inspected the model of the pedestal yester-
Several alterations were suggested and at the next
meeting of the committee the plans for the base OF
the great statue will be decided upon. No person
mitted to see tho pedestal until the model IS per.
fected and placed on exhibition A meeting was
held previous to the visit to Liberty.st at WHICH
j. w. Drexel, the chairman William N. Evarts. \.
ent The secretary reported that there was great
interest manifested throughout the country IN the
progress of the work on Bedloe's Island, and tnat
Grand Army OF the Republic at It's National en-
campnent in Denver. Col... to-day, will take
steps increase the fund by subscriptions from as
gretted the death of NJ. Labouaye, the late presi-
Dent of the French committed, was sent to Henri
Martin. tho vice-presdeRt,