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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS RAVAGED BY THE CHOLERA.
Tons OF Torpedoes-The French Occupy
Tam Sui-French Free TrGdo--The
Soudan-British Political
Very Destructive Fire,


-" NII"'V'"'
PARIS, Nov. A,-Flve cases OF cholera
occurred Yesterday among the employees
oftho ohio fibe reysnane,. NIontiener
y. '.io 0','00 VI '''0 .', "
unlVerslle' oheot them, printer uled
almost Immediately. The commissary
of police took patient from his dirty
him in an ambulance than the poor fell
low died. The landlord refused to al
low the body to be returned TO his lodg-
ing and the commissary took it to one
of the hospitals and then TO the morgue.
Both institutions refused to receive the
body, and the commissary was obliged
to return it to the lodging in spite OK the
landlords objections.
II is expected the Orleans princess
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Storey's VIII.

CHICAGO, Nov. h.-In the Story will
case, the court refused to admit the win
to probate.drawn in lSSl,which is known
rs his last will, on the ground that he
was then of msoUnd mind. The will
drawn in 1879, containing nearly the
identical provisions of the one of 1881,
has not yet been offered foe probate, The
court also appointed A. l.. Patterson,
who has been acting as conservator, all
ministrator, on bond of Il, 200, 600.
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,rhe Quarantine against Rags.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Secretary
McCulloch has prepared circular inre-
lation to the importation of old rags
from infected ports, which mOdities eX-
listing orders on that subject so as to
continue the embargo until further no
tice, and to declare all French Medter-
II mean ports to be infected
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CAsTRovILLE, Nov. 4.-[Spaoial. "A
contest will be made over the sheriffa'i-
ty Of this county. Thomas was elected
over his opponent, Brown, by fair ma
jority, but it his since been discovered
that he is not citizen of the United
States. He is n German by birth, and he
declared his intention of becoming al
American citizen some years ago, but
has never done so.
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Ratca Rentore,I.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Joint exec
utive committee of the Trunk Line COM
mission decided to-day TO restore east
hound tariff rates as adopted last July.
They win 20 into effect on the 18th inst.
and apply To all classes Of freight except
livestock. Each road, and especially
the president thereof will be held sttlvt. y
respou ihle for any cut hereafter.
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An llarthnuake.

LONDON, Nov. IA severe shock of
earthquake, accompanied with terrific
explosive report, occurred tonight at
Clltheroe, Lancashire, and about
twenty-five miles from Manchester.
The shock threw down horses on the
streets and caused great CONSERVATION
and excitement among the inhabi-
tants.
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Tho baltimore y Ohio Keeps Going.

BEAUMONT, Nov. l4.-lSpecial. The
hearing in the case of the Baltimore &
Ohio Telegraph company vs., the Texas
Il New Orleans Railroad company and
the Westerh Union Telegraph company
10 condemn right-of-way through JET.
f.rsou county, took place here to-day.
Tho commissioners awarded $50 to the
Railroad company aud nothing to the
Western Union,
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RUmoRED RAILWAY WRECK.
Three Men Reported Killed and Other
Wounded.

Three Men Reported Killed and Others
Wounded.
The north-bound passenger train on
the Houston n Texas Central railway,
due here at $3.50 a. M, was some twelve
hours late yesterday, owing TO n had
wreck that occurred ut Mill creek, two
miles below Hampstead. The reporter
sought information at official quarters.
bat was. told that nothing had been
heard OF IL. From what could be
which ever they are, 1t appears
That a. the train was passing over the
Mill creek structure that II gave away.
proeipitating several cars aud causing n
very bad wreck, killing the baggage
master, porter aud newsbny outright
and breaking the leg of the express
agent. Several other persons were
more or less injured, The names of the
dead or tho wounded were not learn ed.
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The nrunhmers.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. li.--The Travellers
Protective association began it's somi-
annual session here to-day with fair rep
resentation. The object of the associa.
ton is TO secure Legislation rescinuing
the drummcrs' tax, particularly IN the
southern cities, and fer the general ben
etit Of the fraternity. Nothing impor-
tant has been done rs vet.
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LONDON, Nov. l4.-St, Paui's cathedral
to-day was the scene of stately service
in communication of the Tooth ami
versary of the conservation of Bishop
Seabury, the first American bishop or
the Protestant Episcopal church. The
service was conducted by the Arch
Bishop Of Canterbury, assisted by the
bishops of London, Winchester, Albany
and Durham,
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Clcvclauds plurality
Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Intor-O Oceans
Springfield, Illinois, special says: Of
fetal returns from all counties in the
state except Cook give Oglesby, Repub-
hcan, for governor, 1878 plurality. I'm
Official returns from Cook give oglesby
about 800 plurality.
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Go and see katharine and petruchio


County Treasurer Downs makes the
following report for the quarter ending
oct"ber3l. Amount on hand nj tho bo
ginning OF the quarter, So, 1874. ~; amount
recelved during quarter, S4,5l2l6O; total
balance on hand ut end OF quarter
,s,g75.0i.
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rb, w..l,,s P,iipr,s.

New YoRY, Nov. "A Failures for the
last seven days in the United States, 2il
IN CanVdo, -; total, 236 Iucrense, ~, rs
eoNpnred with las. wuek,whan the total
was PIG. Moro than half the failures
occurred In the western aud southern
states,
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A Railway Cnllislnn

BERLIN, Nov. IA collision of rail-
way trains occurred to-day near the
depot in Hanaw. Fifteen persons were
killed and large number wounded.
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Death at the iio.p,tal,

Calvin Anderson, n native of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, aged 81 years, died at
the city hospital yesterday of congos-
ton of the liver, aud was buried by the
city. He was admitted to the hospital
several weeks asa, and was, at the time.
IN very bad health.
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PARIS, Nov. l4.-An anti-protectionist
league has been formed in Paris, whose
purpose it will be to oppose duties Oh
food imports. Meline, tho minister OF
agriculture, is in favor of duty of two
francs per centner on all cereals, instead
OF four francs, as proposed.
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lelton Notes.

Bolton, Nov. H,-[Special. The last
one OF the immense columns was put in
position on the courthouse this even
ing.
derrick at the courthouse last Satur-
day, died yesterday. Mr.. Ben Lee, the
contractor, Is not yet able TO DO out.
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England's Now Postmaster-aeporal

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Right Hon.
George j. Shaw Lefevre has been APP
pointed to succeed the late Henry Faw-
cett as postmaster-general.
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LONDON, Nov. l4.-Shepheard's extern
slve lumber yard at Hammership. was
destroyed by fire to-day. A pile of lum-
her 100 feet high. caught fire M mid
night, and is still burning. A barge
laden with lumber burned.
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MADRID, Nov. l4.-Several cases of
cholera have occurred at Barcelona.
Two have proved fatal. Nino cases, >
fatal, have occurred in tho province of
Valencia.
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Ladirsl pnyslcinns and choinists
have analysed POxzoni's medlcstel
complexion powder aud recommend H.
n.o tn their wives and indy fr,onds.
what better, could be said OF II, All
druggists sell it.
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An Assignment.

ALTOONA, Nov. IA IS. c. Baker, n
wealthy land, coal and iron owner, has
assigned. Liabilities not known.
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Stanley and Congo.

BERLIN, Nov. l4.-IIenry NJ. Stan
Icy will attend the Congo conference rs
the technical adviser of tho American
delegates,
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Tons of Torpedoes.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE government
has sent 200 tons of torpedoes to protect
coaling stations in China.
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DRY Goods AttacI,mrut.

pe7Nrun, Nov. li-lSpecia L. N
Warielsky's stock of dry goods was at
tached this morning for 5000.
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The Pension CONFERENCE.-The.

WAsHINGroN, Nov. l4.--Although no
successor TO Col. Dudley, as commits
sioner of pensions, has yet been ap
pointed, it is understood the present
deputy clerk will be promoted to ill the
vacancy.
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PARIS, Nov. ll.-A dispatch from
Shanghai states that the French forces
have occupied Tam Sui.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10, $50 a m.-The
Sun publishes this Saturday morning,
the following table of pluralities by
counties in New York state:
FOR blaine.
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In the double bill tonight popular
prices will prevail.
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Mr.. Frederick Wardo is acquainted
with tho people aud sympathiles with
the stringent money market. lie does
not maintain high prices.
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An Election Refugee

Fred Warde is admittedly the "bright
particular star"
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Excursion trains from noighboring
towns will arrive this afternoon, bring
ing people who come solely TO see Fred
Wardo.
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Tonight double bill, Brutus, or the
Eau OF rarquln, and Katharine and Pe.
truchio.
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MRS. POLK.

Little Joker is the best smoking to
uacCO.
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Comfort for sheriraIlty.

Mr.. Frederick Warde is the fayorite il
this CITY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
LEGAL.
Adjudication Of Insolvency, Stay Of
Procssdiass and Order Of Publica-
tion Of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the County OF
Los Angeles, State Of California.
N. A. Mendelson \. HI. Creditor,

N. A. Menoei50n ~ His Creditors.
N. A. Msndelson having aled iu this Court his
petitlon, scheduls. and inventory In insolvency
by which Il appears that ho L an insolyent debt.
or the nd n. "A. Asndelson Il horeby declared 10
be insolvent The Sheriff Of the county OF Los
Angeles b hereby directed to take possession Of
all tho estate. real and personal, of the said N.
A, hendelson, debtor. except such ~ may be by
law exempt from execution. and Of al his deeds.
Keep the same safely until the appointment Of
an assignee Of his estate. All pcrsons arc for
bidden TO pay any debts to the said insuivent or
to deliver any property belonging to hin. or TO
any person, firm, or corporation or Association
for his use. The said debtor V hereby forbidded
70 transfer or deliver any property, until the
dered. =
II 10 further ordered, that all the crsdltors q
ney u. Howard, Judge Of the Superior Court, Of
the county Of Los Angelas. In open Court, at the
Court room Of said Court, In the county Of Los
Angeles. on the 18th day Of January, 1884, ct 10
o'clock 4. ~, Of that day, to prove their debts
and choose one or more Asslgnses Of the estate
OF said debtor.
It Is further ordered, that the order be pub.
lishsd In the Los Angeles DAILY HlRALp, nsws-
paper Of general circulation, published In the
county Of Los Angeles. ~ often ~ the said papsr
Z pubshed, before the said day vt for the meet
And II 10 further ordered, that, In the mean
time, all proceedings against the said insolvsnt
Dated December dsth, 1893.
sEPULvEDA,
Judge Of the Superior Court.
Gardiner & Stephenson,
decistd Attorneys for Insolvsnt.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, In and Tor the county Of Ios
Angslea and The complaint fled In said county q
Los Angsass. In the ofass Of the Clerk Of aid su
psfiof Court
Ths people Of the State Of caliiorni, send
greeting = David Wagner. Defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
tias, In the supsfer Court Of the STATE ef Call
f0rnia, In and Tor The County Of Los AngsIss, and
70 snswsr the complaint lied therein. withli ten
days (exclusivs OF the day Of servics), aftss the
service ~ On On yOu Of this summons-ii s.rvsd
within thirty days-or Judgment By default WIN
b taken against you according to the prayer Of
The sald acsion Is brought 70 recover judg.
men msnt agslnst you for the sum Of tss7ssl.iOo
the rate Of six per cent per annum, alleged 70 be
due from you 10 PLAINTIFF on . certain promis-
sory note Of date june /, 1883, for the further
sum Of 9flo 22-100 alleged to be due for goods,
By pleintids. for such other or further relief -
may Be 1ust and for costs u suit Rsfersnce L
had 70 Complaint for pariculars
And you are hspsby notified that, II ysu fall TO
appear and answer the nd complaint, ~ above
required the said Plaintiff will take iud9msnt
against you - demanded, to-w wit: for the sum Of
s4b78 ol-l00 with interest thereon from October
eth, 1883, at tho rate Of Q per cent. per annum;
for the further sum Of 11l0 22100; for such other
or further relief a. may be Just and for costs Of
Given under nay hand and the Seal Of the su-
peror Court Of the State Of California In and for
the County Of Los Angeles, this 9th day Of Octo-
Der In the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hIss.sa iss.s and eighty three a. w. POTTS Clark.
oLAssELL. SMITH d PATTON, Attorneys for
fiaantias. jsnl IN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Case No. 266o.
DomatilIa Hughes, Plaintiff.
Va.
John Osborne, ct al, Defendants.

Under and BY virtus Of decree OF foreclosure
and order Of sale, entered In the above Court on
the 4th day Of December, 16Sa, and writ Of
execution for tho endorsement Of said Judgment
Of mortgage recitine said decree, and dated
| November 30th, 1883 In the above entitled
| cause In favor Of Domatilla Hughes, plaintiff,
and against John Osborne and Susan Osborn,
defendants, for the sum Of s7ls7.is. including
attorneys fees and costs Of suit, besides interest
and sccruing costs, certified copy Of which
decree II foreclosure and sale, duly attested un.
der the seal Of said Court, on the 18th day Of
December, A. D. 1883. and delivered TO me on
the same day, together with the writ annexed
public auction, TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash In United States gold coin, the following
and In said decree described Real Estate. 70 wit:
Situated. lying and being In the City and
County Of Los Angeles. State Of California, and
bounded and particularly described a. follows.
| to wit:
Commencing Ut . point In the west line Of
New Main street distant eleven (11) chains
northeriy from the northerly line Of Jefferson
street, which point Of commencement Ia also the
northeast corner Of the twenty.acre tract sold BY
Anderson to w. X. Potter, thence northeriy
along the said line Of Main street 5.35 chains,
thence ut right angles westerly parallel with
Jefferson street 49, 20 chains to the westerly line
Of lot No 0, themes ssutheriy along this last line
$3.50 chains, and thence at right angles easterly
| 1870 chains to the point Of commencement;
being portion Of lot o, In block 2. Of the city
donation lots Of Los Angeles City, and contain
ing 10 acres, more or less, together with all and
singular the tenements, hsreditaments and
appurtensnees thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Public notice Il hereby given that on
Monday, the TN Day OF january.
A. ID. 1854,
At Il o'clock, N. Of that day. will proceed to
sell. at tho Court House Door, on Spring street,
Ia the City and County Of Los Angeles, State oi
California. at public auction. to the highest and
best bidder, for cash In United States gold coin.
TO satisfy said decree for principal, attorneys
fees, interest. costs and accruinK costs, all the
as may be necessary to satisfy said sums.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Decen,-
ber, A. ID. 1885,
A. T. CURRlER, Sheriff.
BY II. Buriick, Under Sheriff. dl6-h
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Castor OH for Shoe Leather
London Field.l

There is one simple article which will
render any decently made boot thorough
ly impervious. 1t is nothing more MOI
and simple" 1t is best applied l'efore a
moderate fire. The boots to be dressed
should be quite clean and dry, and special
care should be given to the welt and the
tongues and their stitching to the upper
feathers. generally begin by pouring
the oil from the bottle all round the welt,
no that the angle between the sole aud
upper leather is quite filled with oil,
and then proceed oil over the boot, in.
cluding the edges of the soles. rubbing
it in with the hand. When one is done
have turn at the other, and SO alter.
nately till you have got in about u
tablespoonful and half to each boot.
The tongues being thinner leather should
be quite saturated. Subsequent dress
ings will not require so much oil. l
have never found anything to touch
this as q water proof dressing; the gela-
tinous oil seems to eiiectually stop every
pore in the leather. There is another
advantage for those who are natty in
such matters. Tho boots will soon take
good common blacking) polish-so
much so that man if he likes water
proof his ordinary walking boots for bad
weather without spelling their appear.
ance. With common walking boot of
ordinary thickness apply the oil over the
sole. Shooting, | wear boots so treated,
over thick woellen socks, from eight TO
twelve hours a day, or more, without
feeling the slightest inconvenience in
any way; but they have the chilly feel
inseperable from all boots that are oiled
in that way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Items of interest.

Three baronets and peer, Lord st.
Leonard, grandson OF the eminent Chan
cellor, have helped recently to swell
the list Of bankrupts in England.
The patrons Of the Tichborne claimant
hayo bought the celebrated Granville
Hotel for him. The claimant will short.
ly be released from imprisonment.
ii. s. Wiley, Surveyor.G General Of
California, is in Washington, on bust
ness connected with land matters, before
the Department OF the Interior and Con.
gress.
The London Telegraph expects to wit
ness in few months the birth OF new
nation In the Southern seas to be brought
about by the federation Of the Australian
colonies.
Sara Bernhardt denies that she hos
signed an engagement for the production
of "Nana Sahib" in Americt. ''Naua
Sahib" Is failure in Paris and is soon
to be withdrawn.
William Hunter, Assistant Secretary
Of State at Washington, has been in the
employ of the government for fifty
three years. Those who have been wait.
ing for his place say that ho is likely to
last several years yet.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de.
cided in the case of the Cinnamon, who
was brought to New York on the ship
the United States, but may be trans.
ferred to any other vessel which may be
going to foreign country.
: The oldest newspaper carrier in Phil.
adelphia has just retired from business al
the age OF seventy.three. He has sold
his route which he held for forty-eight
years. In Summer and Winter he never
missed day in all this times, but trudged
his twelve or fifteen miles and served his
customers punctually.
Mrs. Gen. Fairchild, wife of the ex.
Minister to Spain, has in her possession
a singularly suggestive cross which was
presented to her by traveller who had
obtained 1t in Russia. This silver relic.
though only two inches long, unfolds to
every expert in crucial law at least hall
dozen varieties of the sacred tree.
It is stated that Millais, the painter,
is to be made baronet. Tic has suffi-
cient property qualifications. being worth
n million of dollars, and is earning
large yearly income. Mr.. Millais's
only sister Is the wife of Mr.. Lester
Wallack. There have been various
painter knights like Reynolds, Law.
renee and Sir +. Leighton.
A well-known Baltimore restaurant
displayed ripe pumpkin in its show
window during the Christmas holidays,
and offered four prizes for persons guess
ing the number of seeds it contained and
also the approximate numbers. The
pumpkin contained 727 seeds and the
nearest guess was 72S. Three guesses Of
725 each divided the other prizes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Adjudication Of Insolvency, Stay Of
Proceedings and Order Of Publ
cation Of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court. County Of Los
Angeles, State Of California.
In tho matter Of $. cohn. an insoivent debtor.

8. cohn. having fled In this Court hi
petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency
BY which II appears that he l. an insolvsni
debtor, the said y. Cohn 10 hereby de-
clarsd 10 be insolvent. The Sheriff Of the county
Of Los Angeles Ia hereby directed to take poses
sion Of all the estate, real and personal, d
the said s. Cohn, debtor. except such
~ may be by law exempt from execution, end
Of eli his deeds, vouchers, books Of account
and papcrs, and to keep the same safely until the
appointment Of an assignee Of his estate All
porsons are forbidden to pay any debts 10 the
said insolvent, or TO deliver any property
belonging to him, or 10 any person, firm, or cor.
poration, Or association for his use The said debt
or is hereby forbidden TO transfef or deliver any
property, until the further order Of this Court,
except q herein ordered.
II 10 further ordered, that all the creditors Of
said debtor be and appear before the Honorable
v. Z. Howard, Judge Of the Superior Court Of the
county OF Los Angeles, In open Court, u the
court room Of said Court, In the city and county
Los Of Angeles on the
roth Day OF January. 1854.
At 10 o'clock A. n, Of that day, to prove their
debts and choose ono or more Assignees OF the e.
tate Of said debtor.
u 10 further ordered. that this order be pub.
lshed In the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, news
paper Of general circulation, publishe.i in the
city and county Of Los Angeles, ~ often a. the
said paper Is published, before the said day set
for the meeting OF the creditors.
And u Is further ordered, that In the mean.
time, ell proceedings against the said insoivent
be stayed.
Dated. December Goth, 1883.
Judge Of the Superior Court,
Thomas b. Brown, Attorney for Insolyent