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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15

Everybody Is cordially invited TO join In
the procession and ratification OF this great
By order SIDNEY LACY,
Grand Marshal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
vanderbilt Didn,t Helm.

New YORK, Nov. Ex-senator A. P. German
Chairman OF the Democratic National Exec
utive Committee, states that VIM. WANDER
bilt has not made any contribution to the
National Democratic campaign fund. "My
reason for wishing to deny the statement
that Vanderbilt contributed s15O,0O0 or any
other sum-" says Mr.. German, "is that the
story is put out with tie malicious intent Of
creating the false impression that Cleve
land and Hendricks received aid from
that class of contributors and set of infu-
enees whose aid, when given at all, was
wholly and unstintedly devoted to the ser
vice OF Blaine, while the campaign o
Cleveland and Hendricks was dependant
upon popular support, given for the mos
part In small sums. Some wealthy Demo
Gratis did their fair share, as did also some
Independent Republicans of large means
but there was no aid from great institutions
likely to seek from the National Govern
ment new favors in the future or the con
tinuance OF valuable privileges already en-
joyed by them. ANY part In the campaign
taken by such bodies was entirely on the
side Of Blaine and Logan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
THE sTocKmEN'
A Bid for n Long Lease OF West-
ern Lands.

CsicAoo. ILL.,. Nov I4-The National Stock
mems Convention continued It's session to-
day. The Secretary read a letter from Prof
Law. of Cornell College. attacking the work
of the Bureau of Animal Industry created by
,hel,et Congress. Itcrcated a discussion, and
a ,,o,ion TO tender the writer q vote of thanks
was tabled. The Committee ON Award, by
Iudee Coley, arbitrator. reported that the
ra,e l,y rail for dressed beef should be the
sa,oe As that for live cattle, and stated that
the health OF beef eaters depended, in q
measure, on having cattle slaughtered as
near the fattening point as possible, to avoid
Transportation on the hoof Adopted.
The committee OH resolutions presented
an extended report ON the question of fenc-
ing ranges on Government lands. II set
forth that obtaining permanent tenure OF
these lands in some legal form Is of the
greatest Importance to future stock raising,
that these lands are largely unfit for ngri
culture and not reclaimable by irrigation on
account of broken surface and lack Of run
ming streams That Colorado and Wyoming
sloekmen have two hundred millions OF dol
lars invested In the business, adding TO the
taxable wealth of the country and
lowering the price of beef. and
that they would welcome the opportunity
to buy or rent theseland for a term of years.
That the committee TO go to Washington to
suggest stock legislation be instructed 10 en-
deayor to secure the passage OF law per-
mitting the rental to stock owners who are
actual occupants, OF grazing lands between
the Missouri River and the Pacific Coast for
the longest period possible at the lowest OBJ
tainable rate. such rental not to interrupt or
suspend the operation OF existing laws for
pre,emption or homestead, the rentals being
subject to such entries. The committee was
Instructed before submitting such law to
Congress to ask the fonsentof the Colorado
Stock Growers Association, those OF Wyo-
and Nevada being represented IN this
convention. Resolutions OF greeting 10
stockmen to assemble tn 81. Louis next Mon
day, deprecating the division OF interests
and appointing committee to confer with a
1mmiitee from that body with a view to
union was also adopted. The officers elected
are President, Dewitt Smith, Springfield.
his. Secretary. Thomas Sturgis, Cheyenne
Treasurer, John Clay, j., Chicago; also an
Executive Committee OF eight
Adjourned sine die,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
SAM SEABOUGH DEAD.
The Career Of N Leading J0urm.
nlist of the state.

lSan Francisco Chronicle, November LIST.
Samuel Seabough, one of the best knowr
OF California journalists, died at $40 o'cloc
yesterday morning at 1,4ls California street
Mr. Seabough contracted a cold which wa
not thought serious at first, and hut It'll,
attention was paid to II. Later he suffere,
from severe pains in the ear and there wa
also flow OF pus. The symptoms continue,
unfavorably and the pain changed from tn,
ear to the front OF the head and continue,
so, up 10 a late hour Thursday night, wheI
he was seized with violent apoplectic fIt
severe hemorrhage from the mouth theI
ensued, and he gradually grew weaker un
both the brain and the lungs. The deceas
ed was 81 years OF age and leaves wife ant
one child, little girl 1 years of age, VIII,
lives at l65 Ninth street. Rev. d. Kendil
OF the Preside Is his cousin.
Samuel Seabough was born in Mddletown
Dauphin county, Pa, in 1922, and learned
the trade OF telegraphy In early youth
Later he became aoinpositor and worked
at the ease as a journeymsn. In 1854 he
went west, studied law In Missouri, and wa,
son. who has grown to manhood and now
resides In Texas. From the courtroom, he
turned his attention to agriculture, but aftei
two years of his life as farmer he came tc
California and sought his fortune among
the mines of Calaveras county. He was q
frequent contributor to the press during his
mining days and at the outbreak OF the wal
he became editor Of the Stocton Independent
After leaving the Independent he assumed
the chief editorshlp OF the Sacramento
Union, which position he filed up TO the
time that jonrnal consolidated with the
Record Afterwards he was editor of the
Veekly BuliefiH and later Of the EpeniRs
Post, About eight years ago he became tho
leading writer for the san Francisco Chr0H
icle, which position he held up to the time
OF his death.
lie was a man OF dignitied appearance. ol
great mental power and his knowledge was
exhaustive In matters historical, bott
ancient aud modern, and his acquired prac
tioal information on subjects OF common
interest was remarkable In tho extreme
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The STOCK Market.

NEw YORK. Nov. l4.-Goyernments lower
railways firm. stocks buoyant. The pros
peo,ive speedy adjustment of the freight
trouble was apparently the most important
factor In the situation. There were several
slight temporary reactions under sales Ia
realize, but the best figures OF the day gen
orally were current at the close. Compared
with last nights closing, prices were u to p .
per cent higher Itwas announced after the
close OF business that the Texas Pacific Com
pany had effected settlement with the
bondholder's committee and will resume
payment of full interest on consolidated
bonds on December 1st The bondholder's
COMMITTEES has been given representation in
the Board
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
INTELLIGENT modesty.

Lord Coleridge writing to the editor of the
Albany LdiD Journal to contradict a state
ment that he intended to write a book on
America, says my visit was too short, too
hurried, too pleasant. In all ways, TO give me
any real insight into your wonderful coun-
try. There must be byways never saw, un-
scrupulous people | never met; and II
were foolish enough to try TO generalize
from such imperfect materials, Ihave not
the power to do so with effect. ! cannot
knock off dissertation on a great country
Of infinitely complicated element and end
less variety Of social aspects in half
an hour. The lincorrigible vanity of
such a proceeding would be laugh
able IL II were not sometimes so
very mischievous. No; | must be content
with the very pleasant memories of ten
weeks American visit, during all OF which
never heard an unkind word, or met an un-
friendly person, and which viii always warm
my heartwhen think OF II, until II Is chilled
forever by that which cannot now be very
far away. OF course there were In America,
as there are in all countries, things on which
one might make unfayorahle comment. hut
then always said what | thought when
was In America, and did now and then pre-
sume to find fault-a presumption which, as
the Americans believed me to be a friend,
they In no way resented. | said, IN fact, the
little had to say In your country, and kept
back nothing to say of II after had left II.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
The Figures are Correct,

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE managing editor
OF a morning paper here says: The City
Press Bureau figures on election districts in
this city sent tothe Western Associated Press
on the night of election are correct, and are
found to be correct by canvassers But the
Bureau in grouping the figures into Assem-
bly, Districts got them mixed up, and the re-
turns as canvassed by the Assembly Districts
are. of course, entirely different from the
Bureaus. The totals are the same, but
the Assembly Districts all differ more
apparent gain for Blaine that in reality will
be restored to Cleveland later on by figures
from the districts. The bureaus figures on
election districts are right, The figures by
Assembly districts are all wrong, but the
totals on both agree and the trouble was the
bureau got the wrong figures into the As
sembly district tables. We, the managing
editor said. and dozen of others are CON
vinced OF this, because we have been over
the figures over and over again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
BIaime,s Maine.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Nov. 1.-THE Kennebet
Journal will publish tomorrow morning the
vote Of the State a, the late Presidential elec'
tion. excepting ten small towns and planta
.ions not yst returned to the once Of th'
suit: Blaine, Ti,7i6; Cleveland, 51,656; But
lss, 3995; 81. John, 2lf3. Blaine's plurality
10.2s0. majority, 1898. In 1880 GarHeid'
plurality was $500 and his majority, 1875
Blaine carries every county In the State
while In 1850 four counties gave majoritiei
against 0aVdeid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Clevelaud,s Plurality According
10 the SUN.

New YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Sun will publish
Saturday the following table Of plurality by
counties in New York State:
Cieveland's-Albany 647, Kings 1916, New
York 43, ,256, Niagara 3ls, Oneida 100, >Otsego
1876, Queens 1872, Richmond 1871, Rockland
ll0l, Schoharie 1867, Seneca 31s, suffolk 553,
Sullivan 275, West Chester 1898. Total 69, ,65l.
lleghany 27s2, Broome 1402, Cat
Chemung az, Chenango 1862, Clinton s22'
Columbia $40, Cortland 126s, Delaware g7s.
Dutchess 1920, Erie 1890, Essex 1775, Frank
9ss. Greene Is, Herkimer $40, Jefferson
1854 Lewis 70, Livingston 1152, Madi-
sons l744. Monroe 5076, Montgomery
90, 0nondaga 3727. Ontario 739, Orange l21,
Orleans 1889, Oswego 2544 Putnam ST. Rem
salaer 34S, st. Lawrence 7406, Saratoga 2344,
Schenectady 2ss, Schuyler 577. steuben 9s7,
Tioga 9ss, Tompkins 42s, Ulster SO, Warren
7s4, Washington 3li5, Wayne 2ll3, Wyoming
1852, Yates 1878; total 6s,4l0. Cleveland's s
plurality, 124l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE estimated revenue
the expenditures increased 1900, 900 marks.
The deficit viii be met by an increase in
matricular contributions to the various Ger
man States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE largest bal
loon ever constructed on the Pacific Coast
has just been completed under the direction
OF Messrs Van Tassel and Martin. Its height
including the basket, is ITO feet, diameter 81
feet. When inflated 1t will contain 5000
feet OF gas and will carry $500 pounds. The
owners propose making trial ascension Ia
two weeks from Central Park, Of this city.
Van Tassell says he has crossed the Wah-
satoh Mountains In balloon, and he hopes
te strike an easterly current and make a
long voyage overland. He will after that go
to the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
HIovc Fights Prohlb,,ea.

NEW YoRK, Nov. I4.-The Police Commits
sioners received communication from the
Mayor asking that the police prevent glove
nights, such as take place In Madi
son Square Garden, on the ground
difered In no degree from prize aghts'
The superintendent OF Police was accord
ingly instructed to prohibit such exhibitions
In the futnre, and an order to that effect
was sent to all the police captains.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
washington Notes.

wAsHINoros, Nov. 14-SeoretaFy MoCul
loeh has prepared q circular in relation I,
the importation of old rags from infected
ports which modifes existing orders on tina
subject 80 as to continue the embargo unit
further notice and 10 declare all French ant
Mediterranean ports TO be infected.
Although no successor to Col. Dudley, al
Commissioner Of Pensions, has yet been ap
pointed, y Is understood that present Deput'
Commissioner CLARK will be promoted 10 fl
the vacancy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15

SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. H-wheat steady,
brisk buyer, u.25.s; buyer season, 81 49, I'd
N;%ts Barley steady, brisk; seller, VIC
seller season, 96cta97s4: huyer. sss.cCisi .Oi
buyer season, N-llis
Chicago, Nov.i4. Wheat steady, UNCHANGED
Corn easier; fstte November; 3sssc Decem
Der. Barley steady, frmer; 60c.
LIvKapooL, Nov. l4.--Wbeat, better tone
No California, Is Gdee6s l0d: California Z,
Is I'd. Corn Arm, 81 sd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A steamer Collision.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE ship Henry Willard,
from Portland, Oregon, via Queenstown, pug
into Plymouth. She was in collision with
an unknown large steamer, and Is much
damaged Nothing has been heard OF the
| steamer. but il Is believed she Is all right
and kept on her voyage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A sad Accident.

MODESTO, Nov. H.-Yesterday afternoon
Rosa Garner, young lady Of 16 years and
the daughter Of NJ. ID. Garner, found re-
volver belonging to her brother. She play
fully put 1t In the waistband of her apron
and went into the yard to her mother, who
cautioned her to be careful, as the pistol was
loaded. She went to her room and In ex-
tracting the pistol from her waistband the
trigger caught and she shot herself In the
left side. She died to-day at four O'Clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Cattle Men OFF For 81, Lou,s.

DENVER, Nov. 1.-THE Colorado delega
tioa 10 the National Cattle Convention at St
Louis left this evening on the Burlington
road. The train is to make forty miles an
hour. including stops, and will arrive at St
Louis at . o'clock sunday morning. The
whole train Is handsomely decorated. The
delegation Rumb beTs lG0 and represents over
one million head OF stock. The Utah and
Idaho delegations arrived here last eyepins
and their sleepers were attached to the Col
orado cattle mems special tonight. The lat,
ter association represents about 10000 head
Of cattle
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
KNIGHTS Of the noad,

LouIsvILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Travellers
annual session here to-day, with a fair rep
resentation. The object Of the association Is
20 secure legislation resembling the drum.
mers' tax. particularly In southern cities,
and for the general benefit of the fraternity.
Nothing OF Importance Is done as yet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
The Plenary Council.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE work OF the
Plsnary Council to-day consisted OF the re.
ports OF several committees. and 1t is ex-
pected that some OF the subjects will be
voted upon sunday next, at public session
st the Cathedral, All the proceedings In
public sessions ara In the Latin language,
while the discussions in secret are In Eng
lish. There was eopfersnee this afternoon
In the Cathedral. OF Arch-bishops and Bish-
ops, at which the work Of the week was re-
Viewed, but nothing OF the PARTICULAR sub
taets nor conclusions reached were given to
The pnblic. Tonight, at the Cathedral,
Arehttsbop Seghers, of Oregon, preached
on '1ndisD Missions" meeting of the
Catholic National Colonization Association
ts called for Tuesday next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A Asusxe.sso. sor opr Ju b.lce.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., Nov. H.--fhe Democrats
had an immense torcblight procession here
tonight In honor Of the election OF Cleve-
land and Hendricks. Speeches were made
atthe State Capitol by senator N. q. Butler,
Wade Hampton, Governor Thompson and
others. Seventy commercial travellers in
. nother habbard S dresses Pfeceeaega eg ne re,
fsoW Charles A. Dana, editor OF the New
York Sun, was read by Senator Butler. II
stated: Ycleveland's pluralityis 1870 In New
York, aud no party of reasonable men now
question the fpal accuracy of these figures
The dispatch was received with thunders Of
applause.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Resteratien of Rates.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Joint Executive
Committee OF the Trunk Line Commission
decided to-day 10 restore east bound tariff
rates as adopted last July. They will go into
effect on the 18th inst; and apply TO all class
and especially the President thereof, will be
held strictly responsible for any cut here
after.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
sugar Rcfincries shut Down.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE sugar re-
finery Of Il. G. knight 4 Co. will shut down
Saturday night. Nearly 800 men will be
thrown out Of employment. The depressed
condition of the sugar trade is the cause.
The refinery Of Mexican, Borie Il Co. shut
down for the same reason, and 900 hands
were thrown out OF employment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A Fatlure-EHglish Exhibits
Com ing.

LONDON, Nov. 1i.-Spartali & Company.
merchants OF this city, have failed. Liabili-
ties, $3.50 900.
The mammoth steamer Great Eastern will
sail for New orleans with European exhibits
for the National Exposition, the last week
In November.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A Row In Indiana.

MuScIE, Ind, Nov. H.-SelIaa, six mile.
east OF here. was the scene OF bloody rio
last night. The Democrats, who govern tina
portion Of the county, gathered to eelebrat,
their victory. and the story preceded then
that they intended to raise rebel flag OF
was added that the crowd had shouted fol
JEFF Davis Coming In row and blood,
riot followed. william Bedell was shot and
was seriously injured. A number OF un
IN the dark and their names are not obtain
abls. The Republicans ran the Demoorati
out OF town at last and the widest excite
ment continued for hours II being rumored
that VIM. D0ls0n had shot Bedell caused I
mob to form to hang Dolson, but sobel
counsel prevailed and the matter wal
drOpped The end Is not vet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
The Tribune Table.

New YORK, Nov. H-The Tribune tabl,
gives Blaine 57,734 plurality In the counties
outside OF New York and Kings. In the lat
ter counties Il says the Democrats claimed
5s,957 plurality for Cleveland. The losse,
thus faI of the pinyass OF the above two
counties are said to reduce Cleveland
plurality to 5s,5ss, still giving Cleveland
plurality Tn the st ate of SA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A British 8ark Lost.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE British ship
Matterhorn, arrived this evening from Dun
dee reports the loss of the British bark
Clowyd, off Cape Horn. The Captain, ofhc-
eFs and crew were saved. The Clowyd
sailed from Cardiff for Iquique with cargo
Of railroad material, She was owned by d..
Jones 4 Co., Liverpool.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
A CARD.

Unitarians, Universe lists, Swedenborgians.
members of the christian Connexion," In
dependent Friends and many connected with
shine and gladness-in the spirit" more
than in the "letter'-together with large.
a thoroughly conscientious and rapidly
increasing class who hold that true manli-
will be happy to hear that Prof. Allen. of
Harvard University, one OF the ripest schol-
ars the purest most genial, most liberal
spirits In the American pulpit. will preach
IN Bryson Hall next sunday at ii 4. N:
Bryson Hall Is In the next block south OF
Nadeau, and public religious services will
hereafter be held there every sunday morn
ing. Persons interested will please bear in
mind this whole general announcement
noVl4 2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Mining stocks.

SAN PRAEoIsco, Nov. A. Best and Belchcr
douid aud Curry, soso; Hale 4 Norcro1ssss ross
s205; Mexican, $3.50; ophir, 6oc: Potosi
$3.50 Savage. $3.50; Sierra Nevada, 5000
Union Consolidated, t0c; Yellow Jacket
q: 40; Grand Prize, 80; Navajo, $40; Belle
Isle, 2ac.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
An Ravthaunke In England.

LONDON. Nov. H.-A severe shock Of earth
sive report, occurred to night at Chitherye,
Lancashire, and about twenty-five miles
from Manchester. The shock threw down
horses In the street and caused great CON
sternation and excitement among the inhab-
itants.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Irvlwr mai, C.,.,x....

NEw Yoag, NOV. lt.-irving Hall eeiebrat
ed the election of Cleveland and Hendricks
tonight Resolutions eongratulatinR the
Democrats and Independent Republicans on
the result OF the campaign and predicting an
incorruptiblc and capable administration
were adopted Ex-U. 3. Senator Gordon oi
Georgia and p. J, Mahon OF California made
addresses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Govern ment Bonds and Hallway
shares.

NEw YORK, Nov. 14.-Threes, lo0,s; as
llss<, Is, i2il1; Central Pacific. $50; Denye
4 Rio Grande, 81: Kansas Texas, l6l4
Northern Pacific, isft preferred, 4sI4; North
western, s7iS; New York Central, 50; Oregon
Navigation. ~; Transeoptineptal, 1873; I'm
provement, IS; Pacific Mall, 81 Panama, 9s
Texas Pacific, IL; Union Pacific, 81
United States. 81; Wells Fargo, ~; westeri
Union, 6lla,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Trouble In Washington TerYi-

PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. H.-A private dis
patch received here tonight from Harring-
ton, the county seat OF Lincoln county. Wash
ington Territory. by way of Sprague. states
that party of forty armed men are now
guarding the court house and will not per
nit the records to be moved until the alleged
frauds In the election returns have had ju-
dicial Investigation
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Syracuse
Morning Standard (Rep.) will announce to-
morrow morning that. in its Judgment,
presses the opinion that this view will be
accepted by the Republicans throughoutthe
state.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
a slow uouuty.

cATsErLLs. n. Y, Nov 1.-THE County
Clerk states that the official etpvsss Of
ureene cohhty VIII not ne Completed until
each give Blaine plurality OF i57.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
AHure RnIloon.

DOVER. N. H., Nov, H.-Francls Atkinson
Freeman died to-day, aged sixty-two. He
was several years Judge OF Calaveras coun-
ty, California, County Court
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
Tine rvencn Io.e Nwmerou,,v.
GernaanU Sha-s

PARIS, Noy, H.-nispatehes from Admiral
Courbet dated at Kefung admit numerous
losses, especially to the landing parties. II
is believed the Chinese infested their build
Ings,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
The Spaut.b.americau Treaty,

the treaty with the United States provide,
that sugars to the number OF sixteen will bs
admitted by America free OF duty but tina
tobacco from the Antilles will be subject Il
a moderate duty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
T,mperance Catholics.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE Lecture and
Publication Bureau Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union OF America resolved to
send total abstinence speakers to all parts OF
America, to enlist Catholics in the total alb
stincnce movement. In the evening pub
lie temperance meeting was held. Bishop
Ireland and Father Clearly made addresses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
KInss County official.

Nav YORK, Noy 1.-THE Official vote Of
Kings county. announced this evening, gives
Cleveland q, 2ss. Blaine 5s,5i2, Butler 22i2,
". John 1925.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
RE0ALIA
Grand Marshal.

Grand Marshal
Aids-Sash, Red. White and Blue; Black
Hat and Black Plumes.
Marshal First Division.
Aids-sash, Blne; Black Hat and Black
Plumes.
Marshal Second Division.
Aids-sash, Rose Color; Black Hats and
Black Plumes,
Marshal Third Division.
Aids-Sash, Yellow Black Hat and Black
Plumes.
Marshal Fourth Division.
Aids--Sash, Pink; Black Hat and Black
Plumes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-15
The Cholera.

PARIS, Nov. lt-sinpe midnig hit there have
been seventeen deaths BY cholera in this
city and thirty-one In the hospitals.