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y9ga=sNEw ISSUE OF STOCK.

EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
subscription Books are now open for shares
Monthly payments are 80 so per share.
$1,000 In full advanced on each share.
ASSETS OCTOBER 20, 1884, si27,0S7.00.
Pamphlets explaining the object OF tho Asso-
citation and its method OF doing business, &c.,
will BIO furnished and subscriptions received
Thos. somervllle, President. 3s 18th ct. n. W.
DR.. A. j. schaT hlrt, " r., Druggist II N O. SITS.
Geo. w. CASTELAR,. "a v. P...~Bureau Of Engraving.
Benl r. Fuller Disturbing onicer Ayr. Dept.
II. H. Twombley. once Public Printer.
F 9Snf Observation-Disclosures Nat Net II BANK.
pr. Geo, w; FiBher.,".."Surgeon.Gen Onice.
Hon. Ellis Spear. Solicitor Patents 927 OF. n W.
eY Robinson Robnson, Parker 4 CO., clothers.
Chas. ID. Bailey Gas Co., 10Th ct.
y. RIttenhogse ..,.:.:...Teiler Rlggs 4 Co. Bank.
!; Whit; Herron'''.'r''.' Evening star onice.
John f. 10Th ST. and Pa ave ~ a. o. 9.
e. g. Druggist f2 s ~ st. B. W.
pr w EeGt HeySSTn sF S ms s A. W.
H. T. Howser, II. q o. Ticket ONCE 500 18th st. NV.
Geo. A. shehan Lumber Dealer, 7th.st. wharf
j. d. Free, okstore, 1873 St. n. W.
JNo. JOY EDsoN, Secretary,
ONCE, OFT L 81. II. W.
ONCE hours, 8 80 a. m. to 1.30 p. m. no7.3t
F. HOSEA u. MoULToN AND F. W.
W~-S-s Ritter, jr., attorneys-at.iaw, have re-
moved their ofilces 10 $40 ST. n. W. oc10-1m
hrSCA,D DIR. ARTHUR O. ADAMS
basSa Has Removed to
oc1s.1m No. sos Eleventh st. n. W.
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 eth st.
Mr., IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT TAX
HAsasA PAYERS.
Having perfected arrangements for the pur.
chase of "Drawback Certificates" receivable
In payment OF Special Taxes and General
Taxes due previous to 1882, all parties inter-
ested in tho settlement OF taxes can save dis
count by calling upon -
WILLIAM DICKSON,
d21 4ll st. northwest,
oc11-1m Above Columbia Building.
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 517 Seventh st.
NaNOONDAY PRAYER-MEETING
EkN1 atty. NJ. O. A. building every day. Sunday
excepted, from IL to 1890; public are invited.
DRIvATE LESSONS AT HowES' BUSINESS
i School, 517 9TH ct, So per month. quick
results by Professor Howes new, original
methods.
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TOR sALE-IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL,
II exchange or hire horses, carriages, har
ness, etc., or hire Tine turnOuts, go TO Downey's
and Seventeenth sts.; has constantly on hand
n large stock OF line horses, new and second
hand carriages OF every description, at close
figures; none but nrst-class stock handled !;
everything guaranteed as represented. Vim.
L. Downey. noS-1m
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WANTED-BY TWO SETTLED WHITE wo.
w men, situations to wash and iron. Adj
dress Ann oarlin, Critic ofllce. nolO
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EOR SALE---Lots.

DARE CHANCE TO SECURE BUILDING
III LoTs-S30 TO $40 each; the CHEAPEST
ever oirered RENO CITY; highest point In
town; view embraces CITY and MOUNTAINS;
flne macadam road from Georgetown street
railroad In near future; these prices for short
period; one-third down; balance monthly. j.
ID. WIMER & CO., REAL ESTATE AND INSUR.
ANCE, 11l0 n. Y. ave, noe
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Chicago Grain and Provision Fu.
lures.
Tho following summary by d. X. Plain s.
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up to y. m. to-day:
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RARTED--Situnf,ogs--FemaIe.

"ANTED-s by TWO RE-
w spectacle colorod girls as lady's maids
or Ghambermaids or plain Bewiug. Address s.
~. ID, CIltlc OluCc, uo1O
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WANTED-A PLACE BY YOUNG GIRL
w who Is q good seamstress; can make
dresses and cut and 1T. Address s. NJ. s., OFT
bth ~, n. W. nO1O
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NTANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid or 10 DO general homework in u
llrst'clase family by n neat and tidy girl. Adj
dress q. H., Critic Oflice. nos
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w ANTED-wnTIEG TO DO AT HOME OR
wv In an onlco by young lady. Address
Miss J. s., Critic oflCe. NOS
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WANTED--A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN
w would like TO have employment; can
do almost anything and can give good refer
ence. Apply at 2l3 st. II. W. nos
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VNIANTED-A CONF oRTABLY FURNISHED
w room by respectable lady, with heat
and gas; rent not to exceed SS; between and
N. Y. ave. and 9th and 18th n. W. Address
Pianist, Critic office. nolO-3t1
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"ANTED-SITUATIoN BY A COMPETENT
w settled colored woman as cook; plain
washing and ironing II necessary; city refer
ences. Apply Mrs. b., Critic office. no1O
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WTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w man a situation rs coachman; under
stands and knows all about horses. Apply at
1916 $ st., Chae. Watkins. nolO
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WANTED-PROPOSALS WANTED TO
w plaster eight brick houses. Apply to
II. s. johnson, No. 493 Pa. ave-, near National
Hotel. uOIO.3tE
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BOARDING.
r E DROIT DINING.ROOMS,
For Ladies' and Gentleme

III
IL For Ladies' and Gentlemen,
SD i STREET, opposite Patent ONCE,
Regular meals, % cents. % meal Tickets,
90, or Sl1 per month. Comfortable dining,
rooms for ladies' and families up stairs,
Meals and lunches served from u, m. TO z
p, m. j. w. BEALL, Proprletor.
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YEIANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN,
w place as waiter or 20 drive n carriage;
can give good reference. Address dlS O-st. al
ley n, w. nos
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VIZ ANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
wv maid, nurse or waitress by respectable
colored girl. Apply at Pill 9th a. n, W, nos
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WTANTED-A SERVANT WISHES A PLACE
w TO cook, wash and iron In private
family. Apply al No. do o-st, alley, between
Fourth and Fifth cts. NV. nos
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UTANTED--A PLACE BY A RESPECTABLE
w boy TO walt on table or drive doctor'a
carriage; good city references. Address 1926
Foundry Place. nolO
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y{TANTED-A SITUATION BY A COLoRED
w man as coachmani good reference can
be furnished. Address or apply at No. 1916
Valley st, West Washington. nos
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HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7th st.

ATARINpS HALL-MR. l.. q. MARINI WILL
wi open his Academy for the reception OF pupils
Saturday, October 4, 1854, at o'clock p. M. for
misses and masters, and at s D. m. for aduts. All
the former pupils are Invited to attend ON the
and Saturday. Circulars can now be had at the
music stores and at the academy. se23
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UTANTED-A SITUATION AS CoAOHMAN
w by q young colored man OF experience,
or as porter in store. Address j. A. NJ, Critic
ONCE. nos
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VXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
w boy, 10 years old, TO make himself use
ful; understands the care OF horses. Can DO
seen at los ilEst. W. no1O
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EASTERN.
The Committee Waits on Ex-
President Tilden.
nENDRIcky INDIANA SPEECH
ut John Addresses cold water
Crowd = Reticcnt Butler Says
= Few Vermont
Election Returns.

Especial TO the Herald By associated Press
New YoRK, Sept. 3.--Tho stenm
yacht 'sviking," belonging to samuel J.
Tildon, steamed down from Yonkers to
the foot OF West Twenty third street At
l:3O clock yesterday afternoon IN
charge sf Geo: w. Smith, Tilden's pri'
vste secretary. Shortly afterward the
committee appointed by the National
Democratic Convention at Chicago ia
present the address Of regret that TiIden
felt II necessary to decline the Presiden.
tiai nomination. went on board. The
committee aud party, including Joseph
PulItssr, editor of the World, after q
pleasant sail up the river. during which
very handsome collation. was set, the
company reached Yonkers. X. II. Hen
ry, Of Mississippi, chairman of the com.
rnittee, and Governor Abbott, Of New
Jersey, were selected to present the
resolution. They were driven to Grey
stone and there they were received in
person by Tilden, who welcomed them.
Tilden has been indisposed lately and
his physician advised against any formal
reception at this time. The chair
IDaA VI bnO SOuihAtttStt ksAAs @Ao,s
ry, in his address to Tildsn. said;
''f'he National Democratic Convention
nccspted your declination and withdraw.
Il from pablo life with reluctance, and
knsw that the influence Of your example
as public officer would not be lost
That example will ever continue to
largely influence the political parties in
this country for good. They have
learned from II that from q chief execu.
tive power with ssgacity, firmness and
integrity IL IL possible to secure what
the people Of the United States have
practically lost, an henest and cheap ad.
ninistration Of public affairs, but 1t will
be NO affront to you, sir. when we add
that, coupled with this purpose to do
you honor, Is another and no less fixed
determination Of the Democratic party
20 emphasize the pew and incoming
years and all along it, march and line Of
battle to punish the deliberate assault OF
the Republican party upon constitution
ii liberty in tho nullification OF your
election.
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,nssas and RaiIrsad ssscks.

Nrv YoRx, Sept. 3.-3s. 1909; 4is,
ll7; n, 901; Central Pacific, 800; Kan
Preferred Isl; n. Y. Central, 2; Ore.
eon Navigation, 81, Pacific Mail, 48i;
Panoma, 98; Texas Pacific. l2a; Union
Psciic, GA; Petroleum, activs and firm;
Govsrnmsnts firm; railways quiet; stocks
dali and irregular. In early dealings
spsculAtion strong: subsequently, the
market weakened, but nsar the close cd.
vsDesd sharply for New York Central.
The bssiness was light, however, oper.
.ators evincing deposition to wait until
the corn ersp Is assured. Compared with
1sst night tis closing prices are to ! x
hiehsr for New York Central. Pacific
Nh. Union Pacific, snd l and l lower
for Csntzl Pacific and Kansas and Texas.
rhe paaa.s Libel salt Brass.
1xprAsAroLrs, Ind. Sept. Sin tie
United States District Court to-day
Judge Woods ovorruled the demurrer
ifllsd By tho defense IN the Blaine-Seaf'nei
suit. Attorneys for the dcfsnss appeared
and announesd that the Senfinefs answer
wsuld be ready tomorrow. and Blainss
counsel waived the formality OF ruling
fhs defence to answer. The Sentiners
couussl say that Il viii not be possible 70
be ready before November, Tor the rea-
son that the witnesses live st distance
from indianapolis, and great work Will
be required In taking dispositions.
wssl Growers In Convention.
CoLunus, O., Sept. "a largely at.
tended meeting OF the State Wool Grow.
ers was held to-day. Speeches were
made by Congressmen Converse aud
Robinson, Senator Sherman and Colum.
bus Dclano. Resolutions were adopted
pledging political support only to tariff
men and Tor . committee Of one from
each party In each Congressional District
10 ASCERTAIN and publish whether each
candidate fAvors the restoration OF the
<sra Of 1857.
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Denurrer s.stalned.
sUx YOU. COFFIN.
The steps 70 Take After Cutting
Colorado Fence.

Tho 8tep0 % take Aftef Cutthn8
. Celefado Fence.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 3.-Law
Clerk st. John Of the General Land
Office, who was detailed to investigate
fraudulent entries in Southeastern Colo
rado reports he found number Of fraud
ulent entries north Of Trinidad, Colo
rado. In Las Animas county, Colorado,
Mr.. 81. John says that he found at least
100, 200 acres Of land fenced In with
barbsd wire. These cases have already
been reported 10 the department. Hall
4 Barrilla have thus enclosed an area
about ten miles square, and Thomp-
SON, another cattleman, has enclosed
. tract six by ten miles ip extent
great hardship to settlers and delay in
traffic and mail transportation results
from these unlawful enclosures Of the
public domain. The penalty Indicted
BY stock men upon persons who dare to
cut these fences or leave the gates open
l. death, and upon many such fences are
to be found Igns reading, "Cut this
fence and buy your coffin" The herd.
srs are usually Mexicans Of the lowest
class, and . person who ventures 70
transgress the rule and cut the fences Is
shot down Ly one Of them and detection
Of the assassins Il almost impossible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
PACIFIC COAST.
The Sudden Death eff a Ger
man Count.
TROTTING AT OAKLAND.
A Nan Killed with . Brick
At Marysville-A steam
rug CsIIides With .
whitehall beat.
TROrrING AT OAKLAND.
Especial to tie Herald by a ssociated Press

Especial TO tie Herald by A ssociated Pressl
STOCKTON, Sept. 3.-T. G. Klawson, q
man Of about 40 years Of age, died sud
denly this morning while sitting in his
chair in the Mansion House Office. He
had been a Count and Lieutenant Of
Huzzars in bis native Germany. His
brother is . lieutenant in the German
army. The deceased became estraDged
from his family by reason of his wild
youth and getting in debt. He was
working recently near Stockton as a
farm laborer. Heart disease was the
cause Of his death.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
TELEcRAPnlc FLASHES
Condensed From Last Nights As
s0ciated Press.
The Italian poet Carcano is dead.

The Italian poot Carcano Is dead.
There Is a revolt Of Arabs in Araby.
German Field Marshal Bittenield Is
dead.
The American Hotel at Erie, N. Y,
burned last night.
The Free Think ers are having o con-
vention in New York.
The British Science Association will
meet in Aberdeen next year.
Admiral Courbet's movements on Chi
nese waters are kept secret.
The Massachusetts, Democrats have
nominated w. G. Endicott for Governor.
A German steamer and an ironclad
vessel collided yesterday. Nobody was
injured.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood accepts as Pres
ident Of the Woman's National Equal
Rights party.
Bismarck has received the order Of
"Pour IL Merite" from the Emperor Of
Germany.
The AmericaH missionaries In Foo
Chow were uninjured during the recent
bombardment.
The Mormons are raising donation
for the numerous families OF the Tennes-
see martyrs.
Albert Sutliffe has gone to China to
act as special war correspondent for the
Chronicle.
Emanuel Nsumann, Secretary Of the
Alaska Fur Company, died yesterday In
San Francisco.
Mrs. Merrill, of Cleveland, while
crazed with grief, shot her husband and
poisoned herself.
The reunion of the Army Of the
Potomac will take place in Baltimore in
May of pext year.
A new German ambassador is to be ap-
pointed to London. The former one was
not energetic enough to suit Bismarck.
The Transcontinental Railway Asso-
citation adjourned yesterday at Saratoga
to meet in Chicago ON September 10Th.
The Colorado and Utah lines Of the
Denver and Rio Grande road are con-
solidated, with headquarters at Denver.
Howe, of Nebraska, q member Of the
National Republican Executive Commit
tee, has been in secret conference with
Ben Butler.
The United States government has in.
structed it's minister at Lima to protect
the property Of the Central and South
American Cable Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
SPECIAL BARGAINS

- ACRES noar center Of Duarte, close to
School and Church. Full water right acres In
best variety Of oranges; 100 bearing walnut
trees; some other fruits. PRICE, $500 per acre.
New Broom hard finished cottage, In q fine
location; fine yard. Price, II taken soon, e2500.
Fine new l-room house; splendid WE'LL orange
trees and grape vines; close to New Depot.
PRICE, $500.
also have improved and unimproved proper
ty In all parts Of the city and county Call on
or address N. 8. EMB0DY,
No. South Spring street, Nadesu Block. Los
Angeles, Cal. septl I'm
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Award Of Contract for Grading and
improvement Of Busna Vista
street. from Short street to High
street.

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting Of
tho Council Of the City u Los Angeles held on
the ID day OF September, A. D. 1854, contract
for the grading and improvement OF Ruena Vista
street, from Short street TO High street, In sc-
cordsDcs with Resolution No. 246,. approved
March 26th, 1884, was by said Council awarded
TO 7. Lyons for the sum Of s9s6.O0.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Cisrk Of the Council OF the City OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, September 8. A. D. 1884 sep4 St
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Masonic Notice.

There will be Special Meeting Of n
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, r. q AM,
this Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock ~
at Observation-Disclosures Furreys hardware ~
store) Spring street. First Degree.
Master Masons in good standing are invited TO
attend. Per order Of the W. NJ.
CHAS @. CHEESEBROUoH, Sec
Los Angeles, Sept. ., 1884. 1t
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THE sPORTING WORLD.
The Races at Oakland TrsttIBg
Park.

San FRAScIsco, Sept. 3.-There was
. good attendance to-day at the Oakland
Trotting Park. The first event was q
running race, two miles, for $500, won
by Bird Catcher in 2;3St, Jacko second.
Garfield third. The second running
race, three-quartsrs Of . mile and re-
peat, for $500, was won by Forest King
In two straight heats, l:l6a, l;l7t. The
third race, for 5000, for the 2:30 class,
was won by Adair in three straight
heats in 2 20, 2;26, 2:273; Olivette took
second money, Antero. third.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
Trial or . wire Murderer.

SAN JOSH, CAL, Sept. 2.-Deep inter
est continues in the trial of the wife
murderer, Wasielewsky, and the court
house was again crowded. The defense
introduced expert Testimony as to his
mental condition, but each physician
testified that be believed the defendant
sane. The prosecution in rebuttal
proved that the defendant, who has pre-
tended his inability to speak, had con-
versed audibly on divers occasions, and
also introduced letter he wrote to
cell.mate whom he supposed TO he
awaiting trial for murder. in which he
advised him as to the defense he should
make. He still refuses food. but drinks
all the whisky offered him. At noon to-
day he was placed under the influence of
ether by number Of physicians, but he
endured the test without making any
sign, aud the results of the test are sim
piy negative. It Is believed that the
testimony will close early tomorrow.
Passengers south and East.
MERGED, Sept. 3.-The following Is
the list Of south bound passengers pass
ing here to-day:
Miss Louise Damico, r Samuel and
wife, Miss Randolph. ] C Flee, An
drade, @ A Brady, Louis Levitska, San
Francisco, Gen P Banning, + P Howard,
w H Perry, Los Angelesj N Marenijo,
7 w Luttgen, New Mexico; J Brooks,
Sacramento; VIM Richards, Illinois; Ed
Dunn, wsllA Walls, w T, A P Wood.
ward, Santa Rosa; K H Wallace and
family, Miss 4 Wallace, Napa; ] b
Mardis, Casa Grande.
KILLED with . Brick.
MARYsvILLE, CAL, Sept. 3.-Last
Thursday Z. NJ. Brothan. farm labor.
or, was assaulted on Yuba bridge and
robbed. He was knocked down with
bricks. To-day he died, and an autopsy
shows an extensive fracture Of the skull.
Two men, Christ Crimes and Tim Buck
lev, were arrested ~ the parties COM
mitting the assault, aud will have an
examination in day or two.
Mining stocks.
SAX FRANCISCO. Sept, 3.-Belle Isle.
SO; Best L Belcher, e. so; Chollar, g. 20;
Crown Point 81. 35; Grand Prize, 30. 50;
Gould & Curry, s. -; Hale 4 Nor
cross. 1885, Mexican, 81 .55s Navajo.
IS. go, Ophfr, Si.l5s Potosi, ITO;
Savage, l.35; Sierra Nevada, Sl.45j
Union Consolidated. $40.
The Grain Market
San FRAScIsco, Sept 3. - Wheat.
steady and fair; seller. sl.26S@l .274i
buyer. $l.sS; buyer, season, Sl.40.
Barley. no quotations.
LIvERPooI. Sept. 3.--WeAther show.
cry; wheat. steady and in fair demand
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Wheat, firm; 79s
Sept; slA October. Corn, firmer. 531
Sept; soi 0ctobsr. Barley. firm; %.
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Award Of Contract for Grading and
Improvement Of Court House
Street, from Fort Street to Flow
or Street.

Notice is hereby given that at the meeting Of
the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles. held on
the I'd day Of September A. ID. 1884, contract
for the grading and Improvement Of Court House
street, from Fort street to Flower street. In &C
cordance with Resolution No. 26S, approved
April 9th, A. d. 1884, was by said Council
awarded TO J. v. York for the sum Of s56s6.47
VI. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, September 3, A. d. 1884. ssp4 bt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
served Hin, Right.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept, 3.-Screams
from girl issuing from the woods near
tho Catholic cemetery in Hyde Park, at
tracted the attention of the Sexton. He
proceeded to the spot and found that n
man had assaulted woman. The man
attempted to draw pistol aud was shot
fatally by Sexton Reel, bespattering the
girl with blood. Reel surrendered.
The Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--Money easy;
and closed; offered, one; prime paper,
5t@6l; exchange bills, firmer, sS4; de-
mand, S54.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
lss. A,s..s Democratic.

ST. ALBAxs, VT, Sept. 3.--The bolt
In this county resulted in the election
Of the Democratic ticket by majorities
from l52 to 637. This county on the
State ticket gives Pipgree rep 3033;
Redington tDem.) 1882 and Soule l42,
showing Republican gsin Of 254 votes
over all, a. compared with 1850. Stew
art, for Congress, has majority over
Simmons and Kidder Of 1858. The re-
suit has no political significance what
ever, being simply the outcome Of feel
ing growing out u financial troubles in
this town.
A FreiGht Meuse Dsrned.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 3.-The new
freight house Of the Santa Fe Railroad In
West Kansas City, which was nearly
completed, was burned tonight. The
Ioss Of $50, 900 falls on the contractors,
Blllingsley and 6kein, Of Topeka. No
insurance. The fire was caused by .
wAtehman oyeftnFnipR lamp.
a Worm. shot
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 3.--A woman
named Mrs. Mary Ellison was shot by
Col. VIM. Walls tonight for hArboring
his drunken wife. Mrs. kllison's hus-
band was also slightlg wounded.
Released.
81. JOSEPH, No., Sept. 3.-At the
conclusion of the Coroner's inquest In
the cass Of the Outrage and murder OF
the NcClaughlin children at Flag
Springs. young Bateman vas released,
the testimony not being sufficient to JUS
ttfy holding him.
Wsslcn Goods to 60 Up.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. a.--The man
ufacturers Of wooden knit goods ad-
journed to meet In Albany At the call
OF the President. A resolution was
passed that all unite and pool the pro-
duction, and that the percentage q =
manufacturer shall be In :. ~ pro1
the total product al cv.r ne ! sn.'l mann y
se.ll y .s psy ior xrodaetioua, 90 cents zen t 5.
o. snen ~ kll under the stipulstsJ
sna she. . ~ shall receive 20 ssnts 4 do]
M
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ATTENTION. LEAGUE OF FREEDOM.
Notice to the Public.

Sresovlch. Gray Co., and A. Lusk b Co.,
have no iurter interest In, and nothing to do
with, the Southern California Orange Company,
having disposed Of their stock In said company,
but will continue In the fruit trade on their own
account. sentl 1sv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-04
Celli.is..

SAX FRAScfsco. Sept. s.-This after
noon, as the tug Sea King was engaged
in towing ship from Port Costa 10 this
port, she ran into and completely de-
molished q whitehall boat containing
three men, one Of whom vas drowned.
The name is at present unknown.