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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-11-30

DUBLIN, Nov. o. = Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland, has abandoned the
intention to prosecute the United ireland
newspaper for libel.
The English executive departmental Dub
lection among the people and the general
activity OF secret societies In recruiting
their numbers. The Nationalist make an
open boast Of their great increase and
Young Ireland societies are multiplying
rapidly. Numerous public meetings are
being held by Young ireland societies in
the provinces at which considerable display
Is made OF Irish-Americsn friendship and
Boer days.
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THE COAST.
A Destructive Fire at SpO-
kane Falls.
sPRECKELs' SUGAR COMPANY
Men Discharged from Mare Island
Navy Yard-BIaine' Brother
Out of Luck.

Especial 10 The Herald BY Assocfated Press.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. 29.-The 0regonfan',
Spokane Falls special says. A fire broke out
at "a. NJ. in r. J. Brunks queenswsre store,
In frame building, and communicated to
wolverton's brick block on Mill street
which was gutted. The upper stories OF the
brick were occupied by the United States
Signal Office. law Offices and lodgers The
following are the losses and Insurance: J, VOL
verton, building and contents, fifteen thoni.
aud dollars; insured for ten thousand five
hundred dollars. Wolvert0n also loses M
teen hundred dollars ON the frame building,
no insurance; McMoran 4 Bevan, drugs, six
thousand, no Insurance; T. j. Brnnk,
queeusw ire, three thousand, insured for
twenty one hundred aud fifty; 7. G. Grifiith
on law books, two tlt0ussnd, no insurance
A. Rudolph, stock Of merchandise, thirty.
two hundred, Insured for twelve hundred.
rhe total loss Is about $4,000. The origin OF
the fire Is unknown.
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A Reception 10 Logan.

wAsHlsoToE. Nov. 2g.-Several hundred
residents of Washington. friends Of General
and Mrs. Logan, called at their residence
this evening to welcome the Senator and his
wife back to the Capitol. The affair. though
informsl, was under the management Of
committee Of arrangements. A section Of
the Marine band was In attendance, and the
outside and in, with banners, lanterns and
flowers. There were no speeches, The par
lors and library Of the mansion were crowd
ed with ladies and gentlemen. while those
through In procession, paying their respects
by shaking hands and giving word Of wei
come In passing
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A most remarkable tree or shrub grows in
a small gulch near some springs about
twelve miles north OF Tuscarora, Is about ST.
or seven feet In height, with trunk which
ut Its base, Is three times the size OF a mans
wrist II has innumerable branches and
twigs, and resembles somewhat the barber
ny tree. Its foliage at certain seasons of the
year Is so luminous that II can be plainly
distinguished In the darkest night for dis
tance OF more than mile, while In its i'm
mediate vicinity 1t emits sufficient light Ia
foliage Is extremely rank and Its leaves re.
semble somewhat, In size, shape and color
those OF the aromatic bay tree Of California.
The luminous properly Is evidently parasit
ic, and consists OF a sort OF gumlny sub
stance. which upon being transferred by
rubbing to persons hand, imparts to Il
the same apparently phosphorescent light
while that on the leaf entirely disappears.-
[Tuscarora, New. Times.
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PARIS. Nov. 29.--Premier Ferry has aban-
doned all hope OF successful issue of the
mediation OF England. between China and
France. The Telegraph says there will be
no further diplomatic negotiations with
China, nor any further military or naval
operations for the East under full fnrce :
250O0 reinforcements have arrived on the
field OF operations. In the early spring an
attack is designed upon Canton by the
French land and naval forces.
The Frankfort GdFsfie states that the Chi
nese Embassy at Berlin Is OF the opinion
that Earl Granville, the British Foreign
Minister, In negotiating as mediator between
France and China. Is conducting a mere
platOnie discussion
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And all the various disc ,ses of the Head
Throat and Chest. including the Eye, Ear
and hear. specially treated by NJ. Hilton
Office, 275 North Main street, next the Dia-
mond House, Los Angeles, California.
All diseases OF the respiratory organs
treated by the most improved medicated in
halations, thus bringing. the remedies into
are in all cases combined with proper con
stltutional remedies for the liver, stomach.
nervous system and blood, etc.
In order to show the afflicted public how
easily and quickly diseases ofthe respiratory
organs oln be cured in this favorable elf
mate-whici, Ii left to themselves, bring the
sufferers to nm early grave-we append the
following letter from one of our former pa
tients, an old resident Of the Eastern States
This Is to certify that for several years
was afflicted with constitutional catarrh,
which gradually grew worse until 1t finally
reached my lungs. was induced 10 come
10 Southern California, but finding no per
manent relief I applied TO DR.. N. Hilton
Williams, who In just one month fully re-
like a new man and.bave been at steady
work upon my ranch for nearly two months
and feel no effects from the disease what
ever.
spadra, Gal. Nov. Is, 1884
Our Eastern friends who are afflicted with
an actual disease OF the respiratory organs
should have positive medication and NOT de-
pend upon elm ltic influences alone, as this
isa fatal mistake which many make who
come here In search of health
CONSULTATION FREE. Those who de
sire to consult with me in regard to their
cises or to location as to climate had better
call AT my office for consultation and exam
instion, but u impossible to do so can write
for copy OF my Medical Treatise. contain
ing list of questions Address
N. Hilton Williams. M. D., NJ C. P.S. O.,
27S North Main street, Los Angeles. Cal.
ONCE hours-From 10 A. NJ. to 4 p. N.
nov19
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on Its weary way ut the probable rate OF
quarter OF n mile per year. AT the face oil
front II presents a perpendicular wall of ict
800 feet thick, and varies from three to ter
miles In width, extending back to the north
probably l50 miles. Hundreds OF tons Of
ice are probably falling off the face
Of this great glacier every few minutes into
the bay, spiashing the water more than fifty
feet high and rolling up waves that toss the
ships Ike small toy boys. The appearance
Of the ice, the most pure in the world, !,
dazzling TO the eye, all the tints of bine
from the most delicate TO the bluest indigo
being represented. The top surface abound,
with little hillocks and miniature mount
aims OF Ice. Great acres OF earth, gravel anc
large rocks the size of house are carried OF
the tops Of these ice fields from place !,
place as this great hoe, more than thousand
feet Of solid ice, moves toward the sea-
philadelphia Record,
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OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 2e.--At osoeola, Polk
county, man named Smith, Thursday
cut his own throat. Previous TO the shoot
ing the man had been put under bond to
keep the peace at the instance Of his wife
and before that had been charged with In
cest, his daughter being the victim. OF the
expert evidence.
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GOLD RUN, Gala, Nov. 2s.-A fire, sup
posed to have been caused by tramps, started
In the old Essex saloon, which soon spread
to the adjoining buildings. and In few min
tites Union Hall, Dixon's butcher shop and
a dwelling house occupied by the family OF
]. l.. Stokes were one mass OF flames. The
National Hotel and kent's store were with
The loss is estiinsted as follows: Leach sa
loon, s2jO0; Union Hall, s2i00; Odd Fellows
Lodge, $500; dwelling house, 500. Mrs
stokes loss OF furniture is 500. The Ma
tional Hotel was damaged to the extent oil
that the balanoe Of The town was saved.
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Protectisnist Randall I'm the
Free Trade south.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 2s.--slmuel J. Randall.
". II. Hensil. Chairman Of the Pennsylvs-
mis- state Democratic Committee. VI. Me
Gam aud b. X. Jamison, of Pennsylvania.
left Atlanta to night after two days visit
~ the guests OF The Atlanta Democratic
League. Randall and Hensil spoke last
night at q grand State demonstration to
10000 beople. The party was entertained at
dinner by the Capital City Club of Atlanta,
where Randall and Hensil spoke. The
demonstration was the grandest ever seen
jn the city, every town sending delegations.
The procession was three miles long. The
whole line OF march was brilliantly illnm
mated. Randall was received by the Gov
erner and the Legislature, which adjourned
TO meet him
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New YORK, Nov. 2s.-Gov. Cleveland was
waited upon in Albany by a delegation Of
the Actors Fund Society to-day and invited
to attend the annual performance for the
benefit OF the fund. at the. Academy Of
Music In this city, next Thursday afternoon.
The Governor replied that he was compelled
TO decline many Invitations Of many kinds,
but he appreciated always the ready gener-
osity OF actors when other people were In
trouble, and AS this was the only charity the
actors had for themselves, he would accept
the invitation. President Arthur, Mayor
Edson. Mayor-elect Grace and other promi
nent gentlemen will be invited,
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Carl schurz on America an Legis.
Iaf10m.

LosDos. Nov. 29.--Carl schurz has written
letter to Professor Bryce upon the double
working chambers Of legislation In Amer.
lea. schurz says that popular judgment is
right In regarding double chamber as nee
essary and part Of American politici al in
stitutions Any proposal to abolish these
legislative bodies would find no c0nsidera-
tion In the United States. Americans are
justly proud OF their Senate, which does not
represent any privileged class or separate
Interest, but Is extremely useful as part of
the American legislative machinery. The
letter from Schurz on this topic, arose from
reference by Prof. Bryce. asking him II he
considered 1t advisable for England to CON
tinue the House of Lords as legislative
body.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar Company took place to-day. The
report of the special committee appointed
to devise means OF paying the com pany's In
debtedness of one million and ninety thou
sand dollars was adopted. The report In
struc's the Directors to issue one million one
hundred thousand dollars worth OF first
mortgage seven per cent. bonds, payable
within ten years, reserve fund to be Great.
ed for gradual redemption Of these bonds.
Claus Spreokels, late President Of tfe Com
pany, who holds a majority Of the stock,
offered to take all the bonds.
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The English Walking Match Con.
clmheh.

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-The six.day pedestrian
tournament was concluded tonight The
score stood: Lttlewood. 405 miles; Mason.
ss4; Cartwright. s57; McCarty, s4s. Oconnor,
ssi; Frank. 3o5; Wren. 1858: Petit. 26f, An
Immense crowd witnessed the finish. Lit.
tlewood, the winner. appeared as fresh and
full OF go as when he began. The record
would have been greater II Rowell had per-
sisted. Littlewood, since Rowell left the
track, has been taking matters quite easy,
being content to hold the lead, and was
never pushed. One OF the features OF the
contest was an exhibition Of the pluck of
O'Conner, rs years Of age. He was presented
with silver cup. II was generally consid-
cred wrong by the public that O'connor was
permitted BY the managcmentIo enter the
rnnfaef
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rns nri,i.h Parliamen,.

LONDON, Nov. 2g.--The government redis-
tribution bill differs very much from the
original draft OF the ministers. II extends
the principle of single membership to equal
electoral districts, raises the population
standard for constituencies with two mem
bers, and gives great many members from
London and other popnlous counties. The
Radicals consider the alteration satisfactory.
Arrangement.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-The Chronicles
Salt Lake special says: NJ. q. Blaine, brother
Of James G. Blaine, of Maine, arrived in
this city few days ago, having been robbed
while passing through Wyoming. He Is an
official In the Land Office at Portland, Ore
gon. He was refused lodgings at the prin-
cipal hotels, being unknown. and without
baggage or money. He was taken In at a
second rate hotel on depositing his watch as
security To-day his Identity was estab.
lished and he was taken care OF by relatives
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PRESCOTT, Arizona, Nov. 29-The polyga-
my case of Peter J. ChristoTerson was con
cluded tonight The jury returned verdict
Of guilty. The defendant is a prominent
member of the Mormon Church, and had
charge of a cooperative store in Apache
county. The verdict gives universal salts
faction. The Mormons threaten vengeance
against the court.
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wAsHissros, Nov. 29th.- Representative
Pollet. Of Ohio. has prepared bill. which
he will Introduce In the House next week,
providing for the abolition OF the present
system OF Deputy Marshal and Supervisors
OF Elections He will also Introduce a reso-
luton to authorize the Committee on Ex-
penditures In the Department Of Justice 10
Investigate the conduct OF the United States
Marshals and deputies In Ohio during tie
October election
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Government Bonds md Railway
shares.

NEw YORK, Nov. 29.-Threes. M; FSs,
i1s2k, Is, 122s< Central Pacific. 345s ) Denver
a Rio Grande, ga; Kansas Texas, -;
Northern Pacific, ,1sH preferred, 42&: North
western, ,9isz New York Central, ssI{ Oregon
Navigation, II; Trsnsaontinental, f43z: I'm
provement, 10; Pacific Mall, 53s< Panama, IS;
Texas Pacific, l3ys; Union Pacific, 5osz
United ststes.52 Wells Fargo. 81; Western
tfnfou 6O3<
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MONTREAL, Nov. 2s.-IThc Victoria Rifles
propose sending a detachment OF hundred
picked men and band 10 take part IN the
military display at Washington. on the occa.
sion OF the Inauguration OF the Washington
monument, N the Government gives per
mission To cross the line.
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The Mexican Reciprocal Treaty
Rene vved.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 29.-The depar.
ment commander has been notified By the
authorities at Washington OF a renewal OF
the reciprocal agreement providing for q
crossing OF the international boundary line
by the troops OF the United states and the
Republic of Mexico In pursuit OF hostile
Indians. Lieut.. Eggleston has therefore
crossed Into Mexico In pursuit Of the baud
of Indians who recently scaiped the Petty
family
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PIrfsBuReH, Nov. 29.-County detective
Dougherty. acting under an order from the
court, prevented meeting between chas.
Mitchell and John Gillespie. the latter res
ident of this city. arranged for tonight. The
contest was to have been with iour-ounce
gloves. and large crowd, representing
ceipts at the door amounted TO 1920. Dur.
ing the last OF the preliminary set to. be
tween local pngllists the country detective
notified Mitchell and Gillespie that they
could not come together. Mitchell ex-
plained II to the audience. The news was
received with jeers. curses and demlnd
for the return Of the money taken at the
box office. Comparative quiet was finally
restored by the promise of set to between
Mitchell aud Billy Madden. This was with
out interest md Concluded the performance.
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sAE FRAscfsco. Nov 1-Best and Belcher.
N.fo;. chollar. $40; Grand Prize, 80 10;
Gould and Curry sl.ls; Hale a Norcross,
so; Mexican, 700; Navajo, $500; Ophlr,
vada. 500; Union Consolidated, $50; yellow
Jacket 81 10.
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Railways Arm. Stocks dull and closed firm
at about the highest point OF the day. Lack
awanna was the special feature and ad-
vanced on favorable rumors regarding the
companys percentage In the proposed allot-
ment of the pool. Compared with last night,
closing prices are u 10 IL higher. except
Lake Shore and Omaha, which are * to
lower and Michigan Central per cent
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LONDON, Nov. 29.-Bernard coleridge, son
Of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, is endeavor-
Ing to arrange a compromise with Adams
the barrister TO whom a jury lately accorded
a verdict for $4,000 Coleridge has offered
to pay all the costs Of prosecution and 5000
cash to Adams to finally settle the matter.
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MODESTO, Nov. q. The residence OF James
A. Haster caught fire at s:45 p. ". The total
loss Is about $4,000, insured for 1880 One oi
the fremen, Ben. Quicker. fell of the rool
and broke his right arm, besides sustaining
other injuries
Last night there was row In Chinatown
One Chinaman was killed and another was
MORALLY wounded
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MERGED Nov. 2s.-Followingi is list Of the
south-bound passengers passing here this
evening
LII. Merhenes A. Turner and wife, s. Il.
Jones, q. W. Jackman, San Francisco; =. r.
Paul, New York; W. 8. Aliing. Connecticut;
", Williams, Tucson; ". J.. Brodrick. W.
Woodwork, Deputy sheriff Huber and pris-
New; Mrs. g.. Aeesias, sacramento; X. r.
Halfall and wife, b. Kelly and wife, W. A.
Thalfall Erwin; A. Dena, Vim. o. Roy, San
Francisco; W. b. Sargent, New York; y. b.
Mercer, Sacramento; Samuel Purdy. Yuma;
Matte Ror. Brentwood; r. II. Garvey,
stockton
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5000 yards Brocaded Dress Goods, actual value 25c
placed on cur counters at &c yard.
2onch Black Gros Grain Dress Silk excellent value for
$I.25 will be slaughtered at csc.
"a Inch Colored Cashmere all wool, worth ooc will be
closed at 5oc
42-ncl Stripe Ascot Sutings-a novelty in Dress Goods
cheap at $I.oo broke down to soc.
56-nch all wool Ladies Cloth, in all the leading shade
piled in at 75c.
54nch Ladies Light Coored Sackings sold less
than 5o, but bought under value, be had at csc
54 inch Waterproof heard of before at 371c yard
500 yards l,rocaded and Small Figured Dress Goods
sss. this is dead shot and will be sold at I21 cents
745 yards Satn in all the leading shades and certainly
unheard Of in the annals Of the Dry Goods trade as
y ~ for quality at Alta
oa7 yards Genuine Aploskeag Ginghams nice patterns
and warranted fast colors. This lot will be sacr
fsed at &c. at6s as
525 yards all wool Red Twled Flannel, heavy in weight
a and fine, soft fnsh will be massacred at 25c.
377 yards Unbleached Sheeng, al yards wide, be
3 had at thelow price of per yard.
4o5 yards Pure Linen Damask, full width and strong
ture will be cleaned out at 25c.
Cacos in endless variety of patterns and colorings all
cents per yard.
433 yards Check Nainsook former price 2Oc placed or
sale at 10 cents.
SO dozen 25x4s Pure Linen wells, decided bargain
27I-2 cents each,
,67 yards Two Toned Brocaded Silks latest patterns
worth 81. sold at $3.50.
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BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 2g.--The Plenary
Council was In session this forenoon and
much work was completed for the action OF
the public session tomorrow. No evening
Corrigan, OF New York, celebrates Mass and
Most Rev. @. W. Riordan, coadjutor. of an
Francisco Trssches on the "Perpetuity OF the
Church."
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-Wheat strong,
active; buyer, tl.2sls; buyer season, 81 :39is
Gfi,f0. Barley steady, quiet; seller, gsiac.
seller season, 9sG99l&; buyer season, sl.lsls
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GOOD WORK.
Tive Young Women sheot Their
Alleged Sedueers.

New ORLEANS, Nov 2s-Georgians aud
Josephine Conway. two sisters. aged 20 and
~ years. nieces OF exMayor Conway, shot
two young men on Canal street tonight.
GeofgIana shot John D. Logan, son Of ex-Al
dermaD NJ. u. Logan, and Josephine shot
Joseph A. Devonshlre United states Deputy
Marshal. The young women claim to have
been seduced by the men they shot. Log an
was shot In the back and face, probibly
fatally. Devonshire was slightly wounded
in the back. The women and their brother
were arrested. The wounded men were sent
TO the hospital.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2o.-The Timct' Dan
VILE, Pa, special says; Two men digging
roots on an island IN the Susquehanna river
amounting to nearly $780, including tld, 900
Mexican silver dollars, $4,000 In doubloons
and nearly $4,000 In small silver coin.
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rhe rlu,no,. muddie se,,led.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The Times win say to-
morrow that the evidence of fraud In the
Second precinct OF the Eighteenth ward Is
now positive aud that this was shown TO Mr..
Brand this afternoon, whereupon he teie-
graphed 10 stop the mandsmus proceedings
and that he will now make no effort TO
obtain his seat The Times also claims that
the Democrats will make no further effort
10 control the Legislature.
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ELIzARRrHTows, KY. Nov. 29.--The boiler
OF a sawmill exploded near here 20 day.
tearing the building to pieces and Killing
John Morgan, James Morgan. Richard Figg
aud four others whose names are unknown.
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LONDON, Nov. 23.--rhe government has
proposed bill to be presented at the next
session Of Parliament TO enable the Austria.
liam colonies TO establish a federal council
which will be authorized to deal with sub
jects OF common interest to the different
colonies, apart from questions involved In
colonial Institutions
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A well experienced German lady teacher
would like to settle down In Los Angeles
could she find sufficient scholars and posi-
tion In private school to make living. Ad-
dress Mrs. Won Hagen, 1401 Polk street Drug
Store San Francisco City. noy90 Sun I'm
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WANTED.

Everybody who are looking for help to
know that they can get skilled or unskilled
help of either sex, furnished free and on
short notice at Hyde's Labor Exchange, SO
South Spring street. nov2y I'm
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NEW TO-DAY.
LOsT.

A pocket.book, on Main street. on Friday
last, contalning promissory note. The
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving
the same at volks' Halle, No. Market street.
Los Angeles. nov30 Il