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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-30

wAsniNcros, Dec. 1s.-.The Senate Com
rnisiee on Indian Affairs on January 9Th,
will begin an investigation Of the leasing Of
lands In Indian Territory, and on tbs Grow
Reservation, by Indians to catslemen. A
number Of prominent cattlemen and ludiau
Chiefs win be subpoenaed 10 appear before
the Com mittce. One seoll0n Of fhe Revised
Statutes declares tint Indian tribes have no
authority 10 le4se their lands. The succeed,
ing section allows harders Che privilege OF
driving their cattle over reservations upon
Obtaining the consent Of the Indians, aud
the Goyernrncnt cnttleinen construe the lat
ter section as ineaning they may lease the
lands. and under this construction nearly
all the Crow Reservation In Montana, and
Quapaw, Cheyeune and Arapahoe Reserva.
ti0ns "a IndlaD Territory have been leased
Tor periods from five TO ten years at from two
% twelve cent? per acre per annn1u. Iu the
Cherokee strip, also in Indian Territory.
ninr eatflezaep have exclusive control 81
e.oQ9. 900 ares 81 an annnkl rental OF SO, 600
The object Of the Investigation Is 10 enable
Congress- to take ineailigent fcti0n 90 thu
subject OF additional legislation II deemed
necessary.
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The TinitsCOrffcf hiss the following
During q thirty years resideucc IL cali.
lornia we have never seen season open up
10 better shape than the present one. The
rains are timely aud warm and the outlook Is
that there viii be but little frost
shipments Of oranges are beginning to DO
msde. The crop Is unusually heavy And the
fruit + generally fine, although we think "a
would be much finer ~ quality u ailoseitp
remain on she trees until later ~ the season.
The large reservoir east OF town Is being
prepared for cemeutiug. The Company Il
not idle In the matter of perfeetiag the
water system and in developing water, This
reservoir when oemented VIII be a safe aud
secure receptacle for 1000 900 gallons OF
water. and they prop, g ~ the near future
capacity
Mr.. James Loney hrs pre- seutcd this ohlcc
with suin' ffcnca primes of MS own Using
and drylng lhey are IN every way superior
g any q the imported uriicie We have eyer
seen He has seyprAl hundred trees shat
bore sheir first fruit last year and they esl
coed his most seng0ine expecatiers as ~
growth. bearing aud quality Of irnit.
A klree year Old daughter o. Mr. An
Caldwell ~ Snadra. had tls arm broke a last
"Wednesday by falling from porch. Il iell
rom ne sgme porch about month ago and
broke the bones u both arms, and had inst
recovered frum that accident Dr. Brown
was telegl.phed for aud went down aud set
the broken limb. and the Little sufferer IS
now on the road to recovery.
The new hotel company has incorporated
and arrangements aro being made prelim-
mary u building. rhc company starts out
win building capital OF $1,000. The
building viii probably be 81 wood and win
be Wo a.0ries, With vide yefandA around
the entire building. Il viii be dashed ~
and iDrnished "a tie hest aud inost aI,,
proved m anner, rifh eli the modern i'm
proyemeuts for the convenience aud com
fort OF guests.
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WAsHITar0E, D. c., Dec, 29.--The Sta,
says the prospects Of the bill for the retire
ment of General Grant are moi good The
bill passed the Senate on the iath Of May
last and was placed on the Speakers table
In the House. where 1t now remains buried
under hundred and twentyseyen other
bills, without a possible chance OF resurrec.
ton. twas not even referred to the House
Military Committee, the chairman Of which,
d General Roseorans. who Is supposed ia
favor It. The only way II could be reached
would be by taking II up by unanimous con.
sent, aud this is rendered out OF the ques
ton from the fact that there is decided on
position to Il
Nothing has been heard In this city q, day
touching General Grants financial affairs.
General Sherman has net yet arrived and Il
IS now said that he will not be here until
after the nrst OF January, General Beale
said tonight: Il am ofthe opinion that Van
derbllt viii not care TO take the advantage
Of the law 10 such an extent as to euiorce The
sale OF General Grants personal effects
Aside frQm this hoseyer, il has occurred 70
esal Grants benefit Having preferred
claim to General Grants properly be may
execute the law and obtain Possession and
retarn Il subsequently sifnply to prevent
some claimants who come after from secnr-
Ing General Grants elects. SO we had better
walt aud see II things are In AZ bad shape
as reported No doubt an effort for relief
sill prove successful. General 0raut Is ma
tiouaI property. and the nation takes pride
in the nonors ne has received. II Congress
IS unwilling - place him on the retired list
81 the army, LEI them make an appropriation
tc purchase the mementoes he has and place
them on exhibition OF the Smithsonian In
stitutlon."
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RAciss. Wis, Dec. 2-To-day 8 force Of
workmen have been engaged IN removing
the debris from the ruins Of the Blaze Hotel
ana opera House, which were totally des.
troyed BY fire on Sunday. The work Is be
Ing prosecuted VERY carefully and every
particle IL being closely examined, as 4
great amount OF valuable jewelry, il Is
claimed, was lost BY the guests Of the
housc, 4 report tkaf Mrs, Patrlck'a hotel
chambermaln had been fouod At the home
OF her sister, sent out BY special telegram
% the afternoon papers, Il mol true Mrs.
Patrick. together with Mr.. and Mrs. Glover,
VI the beggar Stadenf Opera Company. per
lshed In the flames. Portions Of huInan
bodies were recovered from the ruins By
wotkmen this afternoon. The total amount
Of the inss. including the building, stock,
iurnitnre, personal effects. etc, Is nov
figured at Slg7 100. The Insurance. was
$500. The officers Of the Opera House
Company have said the house win moi be
rebuilt
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rhs s..se.n !, rses,s nave a ssm-


pie OF Ceiessiat Crime.
lfxv Ye1x. Dec 70. Information con.
seyst<c ih4 police lhst Saturday was that
silree 81 Hong ehehgs codntryrnea from
New York had xlslfed his aundsy IN the
evening. and. while chaifiug with him. he'd
oysrpowefod him III an nuguarded moment
stabbed. bound and gagged him. aud then
robbed his store at leisure Ia the stove
pipe they found hts useley, 500 and having
secured II. refnrued. snd, 81 they believed
had huished the owner and had departed
locking the door behind thenl They had
u1t taken pains @ conceal their Identity.
meaning egideutly 70 kill their victim and
prevent him beirsying them. Hong chane
Nas therefore able t0dlrcct The search Of the
officers. with Intelligent counsel from bis
sick bed and serFeants Haley aud Ruiard sol
track Of the leader 81 the miirierers in short
order. They followed him up and lass ni9ht
9osnd him IN ats ROOM a. liz Delaney street.
where he was living with 4 Young {ferfnan
firl. and wien the aetectlves broke Ia the
door the chhiatuAn ieaFed out bl the wiz
sued By aicerst. who overlook him on the
corner Of Nov folk street one block below
Here herce light took place Tho China.
man l. taii. athletic aud why and fought
with savage fury 70 get away. using
hands. feet and teeth IN the struggle. Tom
Sing served al oficers' steward on heard
Abs ieannette dufing her hapless
northern expedition, and agair year ago
went north with the Greedy Relief Expedl.
ton THIS trip the police claim he made 10
escape the Consequences OF previous nnf.
der About ten years ago Chinese lauu-
dryninn was found ia stoft Al f5I Clinton
street. There were seventeen kniie wounds
in his back. HIS trunk had been broken
open and fIfied. and the store was generally
sacked. The murderer Was neyer found,
but from the savage ehsrsctcf Of the assault
was deemed 10 be Que Of the dead man 4
race. The police claim % nave proof that
Tom Sing vas the murderer, aud thet he did
u for gain. IhedetectiYes arrested to- Ger
man companion AZ tho Chinarnan aud look
her to the Police Headquarters Tom
6ipx had claimed fhas he knew moth.
lag OF the Newark outrage aud that be was
IN New York On the day Il occurred. The
ffI, after much crying ard hesitation ad-
mltted that on the day OF the assault she
had given him money 10 30 10 Newark. that
ho had CONS there Tor what purpose she did
not know and returned az nieht with his
clothes torn and apparently much worried,
and that when questioned By nor, he had
Admitted he hed boon With perry Who had
robbed, md, asthey thought killed Chi
taiutn In d Eew Iefsey town. They had
Ia said. tied him and chopped him nP with
kn IKE. aud niterward stfnng him ~ h 4
natter thinking him dead. fhe uhlnese
Consul secured the attendRnce today Of 4
VITA - from Newark. who positively identi
nsd the prisoner as one OF the world BE-
mnrdarefs.
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LITTLE RocE, Ark, Dec 29.--Rsin began
81 midnight on Friday. All the rivers and
bayons are rapidly rising ana many are out
o. the banks snd flooding the country for
miles. The Arkansas river has been rising
rapidly since sunday at the rate OF four
inches an hour. There have been NO trims
on the Iron Mountain railroad since S4tur-
DAY night. There has been great damage to
fences gud the drowning OF stock which
were grazing ln the bottoms. Helena
special says the incessanf rain OF fortyeighf
hours has caused great damage 10 tho new
levees, both on the Arkansas and Mississippi
side oi.the Mississippi. river. by washing loose
dirt aud IN some piaces cutting small ditch
rs. Experienced men predict that owing to
tae heavy reins the ievees VIII not, AFTER all
the work done, protect the country much
better than before, Kaafiy ali the hopiing
Ice Is out Of the river and navigation has re-
sunned. The washopis caused a temporary
stcppasc OF the railroad trains at South Pine
Hiuffa.
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new yoRK. Dec % The Government
stocks are higher, and the railways are irreg-
ular, stoeks opened weak and declined Il
to ~. Delaware 4 Hudson leading snbse-
queniiy there was a rally from X TO l5s.
Delaware 4 Hudson and Or thgers were most
prominent friyate sdvices rom the West
In the afternoon reported Railroad coinmis.
sioners 81 some States contemplated the re
dneiion la freight rates. II was also stated
that the trunk fine passenger agents have
been unable 10 restore rates. At Chicago,
to-day. fresh selling movement ensured ana
was marked BY decline IN prices, the
greatest drop being 2 per cont 10 Chicago
Burlington Z Quincy. Near the close a ARM
er tone prevailed on acovering hy the small
er operators, and prices rallied from u 10 4
The market leli on steady compared wifi
saturday. The closing prices are from y n
lower, except Kansas and Texas, the Mis-
souri, Pacific and New York Central, which
are y 70 = higher.
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wAsHixor on. d. g.. Dec information
IVES received here today that Daniel Ho
gan. Republican hold-over Senator. IN the
next illinois Legislature win neither &c
mo the canvass nor will heyote Tor General
logan. II the Latter be she Republican nomi
nee for United States senAt0r The import.
Rnee Of Hegaa's ntHndn He's in the lact
that Iogdns future VIII III al probability BE-
decided by HuHle vote the Legislature
being evenly divided between Democrats
and Republicans Y 4 learned that several
ge-f= see Hogan came here with the en-;
eppofbtment Df Assessor OF Internal Revenue
ioffhe Mound City district Logan opngsesl
him, however, aud he was defeated 6osc
Fufned home vowinR vengenee sndft Il I'D
tho present opportunity Is ono he mas bern
quietly waiting ioI Hogan Is an intense
Republican, and VIII vote fof any memher
81 Bic panty, except Logan.
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PasIs, Dec. 20 "A manifesto is Issued By
Auslro Hungarian Democrats OF this city
Ing wnrkmen against the anefchlsi agitR-
tioD and advising that combined nntioh be
taken to br<Hk the coaiiiion between the
nlerionls an<f The arlstocracy. The people
ara also urged 70 refrain from persecnnns
the Jews The manifesto predicts a grow
Ing hnaneial and commercial depression.
preparing the war fer an early revolution,
and WORKERS 10 every pgrf Of she country
are called upon 10 found new iaiifntiona
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-30

STOCKTON. Dec IA portion Of the levee
At Bouldin Island gave way yesterday after
noon on aceount u the pressure Of the
baekwater from the sacramento river ana
the island was soon orerhowed. The news
about the Hood was sent to this citg aud 81
about II clock last uighf the steamer Alice
CARAT started from this city Tor the island
to take OF the cattle that were gathered Oh
the elevated ground. THE islanu L owned
by schteitz and Vuorman, OF San Francisco,
and was considered the best protected taie
tract on the river
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-30

DkLLAs. Ter, Dec. ~ = Miss Grace Hard
ing Hammond. daughter u Belle BOYD
known as the Rebel Spy, was married ia
ihis ally. last night to Ray Charters. a
young Eaxllshman about a years Of age,
who flnims " be The EsrI o. Iinwooe. For
nearly Il year past Chartefis has been en-.
played Ia this city as au Instructor in Gloon
fio1. Tbs bride u he daughter Of BELLS
BOYD by her hfst husband Harding. the
second husband, John s. Hammond 10
June last Baroness blnwaod startled this
community W laying serious charge
afainft a YOUNG bunker Of Dallas Her
mother, Mrs. Hammond. demanded pecun.
larry darnsges from the youns banker. fail
lfG 70 receive which the lfafe mother shos
and wounded the young man, Lord Char
terry" was resident II bslhs AZ the lime the
shooting occurred.
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SAN FnANcssco, Dec. "a Chronicle,
SAT- Lake special says; At4;se O'clock this
morning the business portion Of Franklyn,
who're Tho horn-sllyer smeltecs are located.
consisting Of q general merchandise store,
saloon, boardIng-house and hnfbef-shop,
were entirely destroyed by a are, which or
buildings were Al frame aud went mp az la
flash, fhe losses wilt probably aggregate
$4,000. Mr. Cshill's los Is estimated az
HOO. aud was partly covered BY insurance
The st0re-buIiding and boarding house.
with most Of the furniture In the latter. were
owned BY BAN berger Bros. and were worth
5000. on which All insurance OF $4,000 was
chrried
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hosreHAL, Quebec. Dec 2s.---A large guam
sits Of lake ice came down Saturday night
which csnsed general shove some Of Il
was forced upon the wharves and on the
bank Of the river along the sonih shore,
where both trees and large boulders were
removed BY the Ice and rising water. The
road between 81. Lambert and Ia Prairie
Was 70 flooded that no new winter rad had
been opened. IN consequence OF the iee-iam
The river commenced % rise and soou en-
tered the cellars and stores In the lowest
street. The daplh Of WaLer Is two loci.
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skH FRANCISCO, Dec. z3-An Examiners
Washington special says; Prominent friends
Of The late Secretary foiger have given out
the news today that they will oppose
Fvartss candidacy for the Nsg York sen
atorsbip, on account nf what they chafae
terize as hts sreachery to the late Secretary
duriug the iatterA memorable canvass
against Cleveland for the New York Gov.
ernorehfD
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wssnirogoS, Dec 70 Arrangements are
being completed a. The Naval Observatory.
10 extend the system OF dropping time bn,sc
70 Boston. baltimore and Hampton Roads.
enu ultimately 20 Sew Orleans. This will
be done Automatically by teleFraphic con
ltctione With the Ohsef> afory clocks, - ls
nov the ease with the tlmc bail IN Nou
YORK. Within 4 few days bail vii be
dropped IN the Exposition buildings As New
Orleans aud twenty dVe or thirty clocks ID
theEe buildings will be regulated each day
by the ttIeYraphic impulses hon the ohser
Nktofy clock AZ Naahlnston Time sent VIII
meridian.
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WAsHlHsT0K. b G., Dee ~ Detectives
are AZ work on q ease which they suppose
Will evolve extensive swsndling operations
Advertisements have appeared IN several
northern papers which ccutaiu the names OF
three citizens OF the District and state that
they have received appropriations which
will enable them to distribute d0.Vuc naemen-
toes OF the Washington Monument, which
they will do upon the receipt Of ~ cents Tor
postage. The piece Of marble 70 be furnished
as nemento Is 70 have a painting upon II
aud TO he set la handsome plush frame.
The alleged advertisers will probably be ar
rested within the next two days
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DrSvkn. Dec 2a.-rhls morning second
child died stthe Williams Private Found.
ling Asylum on Yasanes street. IN south
Denvcr. - In the case 81 little wait
which Qied on Chrlssnns day, no phygeisn
Was called or medicines admlnisfefad. a.
Willianis implicitly relied on the efficacy OF
aef viii hold an inquest 10 morrow, pend
ing which The children VIII be removed to 4
public institution Williams Is about fort,
years o. age, lie says he managed similar
homes In Brooklyn and Ghiceen, At The
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PcRfLkND. 0gn, Dec. " rho weather
was bright to-day aud very cold for this lsii-
tude. The night promises to be the coolest
of the season, Tie mercury Is down TO karo
east 81 the Cascades mountains. rhe block.
ade on the q. K. and N road, AZ tho shovel,
ers get further into Il. grows more formida-
BILE The su0W is nearly rs solid as leo and
has to be cut ont with picks before the sh0g-
els can be used. II wifi hardly ba possible
70 get the track clear before rhursdey
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wAsHIssroS. Dec. 2y.-One effect OF the
failure OF Congress to pass the Navy bill Will
be To suspend all work af the navy sards
except such As the contingent care aud pres
ervaticn Of the buildings aud other prop
erfy.
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MsDsIp, Dec. 2e.--The telegraph is use
less. in consequence Of the earthquake. In
Malaga the loss exceeds tooono. and ~
houses were damaged mare Or less After
the earthquake there waa religious process
sion, headed by the Bishops, VINO impIored
Divine mercy.
Renewed shocks wore fdlt Al varloua
places o.day, and some further damage was
done al Cordoya The inhabitants are Ia 1
panic.
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WASHINGTON, b. q. Dec, ~ Arrange
ments for the dedication Of the Washington
Monument are progressing rapidly. The
commission appointed BY Congress to ar.
range suitable ceremonies have extended a
general invitation 70 the Military, Masonic
and civic organizations The latter are not
to carry euy enbiems Of a political charac.
tef to participates. General Sheridan requests
all organizations intending to take part IN
the procession 70 notify him at the earliest
rDssfbie moment
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ONCE, us North Main street. nest the Dia.
inond House, Los Angeles. California.
All diseases Of the Head, Throat and Chest
viz; Catarrh Thrcet Diseases, Asihma,
bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal Deaf
ness, Catarrhal Ophthnlinia and Diseases 81
the Heart treated by his new and improved
system OF Medicated lnhalHtiou. which
carry the remedies directly 70 the diseased
parts, thereby afeeting cures In many Of the
sa-cailed iueurabie cases, the greater part OF
whom had not tle slightest idea d ever be,
Ing cured,
To the People of Los Angeles:
Having a desire to help my fellow suffer.
ers all shat Is in my power to do, hereby
certify that have been sufferer with lung
Disease for several years ~ ny home IA
Hartford, Conn, but being advised by my
doctors 20 come 70 California; came frst 20
sants Barbara, sud then 10 Los Angeles, bui
sinking no permanent benefit from the eli.
mate. owing TO the condition Of nv lungs
consulted DR. Williams who i0id me Il was
critical case. on nccnnat OF The vast extent
Of consolidation there existed "a my lungy
which was ihe eAuse Ut my shortnezs 81
breath and hard paroxysnal coughing 10
February ! became so very weak I could
scarcely walk scfess the room. Az the time
OF the hood list winter It was Necessary that
should be moved. aud the only way Il could
be done wa- for ms friends to roll me up IN
blanket and carry NE 10 \ carriage, A. they
would child. Af that time J cared very
ilHit W1etiet iiFeu or died ana II was the
opinion OF my acquainlances aud friends,
one 81 whom was physicikn, that / could
not live one week but alter using DR.. VII
liams . remedies for four months and follow.
ing his direeiions fully. was cured, aud am
to-dAy Is well and strong o. ever I was III
my lite. and as capable OF doing manual
lshor. therefore feel il to be my duty to
my fellow men torccofnmcnd DR. WiilihIns's
treatment 10 all who are afflicted with any
diseAse Of the breathing organs for I know
Of nothing So applicable or pruinpt IN thslr
action as these medical iuhalations used By
him. Respectfully, +. n. LEW5s.
with T.. @. 0liaden, Esd, agent Wheeler 4
Wilson New No. s Sewing Machine Ca., Sc
North Main itrcet, Los Angeles.
Our Eastern ffieuds should not depend
upon Climatic influences alone for herein
lies the fatal mistake. Nearly every case re-
qeifcs positive medication, 50 as to become
rid Of the offending matier- the cansoli
dated portions d the lungs-so a. 10 give
nstare an opportunity - heal them.
CONSULTATION FREE. Those who de.
sire 10 consult ne IN regard 10 their
cases or to location Is 20 climate had better
call al my once for CONSULTATION and exam.
nation, bot II impossible 70 do so can write
for copy Of ms Medical Treatise, contain.
Ing list Of questions. Address
NJ. Hilton Williams, NJ. D.,
-
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rhe san granciscs csty Han Caps-
m ssi..Ioca

SAE FEkNClsco. Dee AZ Attorney General
Marshall as brought SUIT to Gust the City
hali Commissioners. lie claims that tina
Legislature 81 1875 only created the positions
fof four years. and that al the expiration o.
that period 10 City Han Commissioners
could be appointed. as tue positions do not
legally exist
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rae Austrian narthanake.

vfEvNA, pec 29--An earthquake WAS felt
a. Jarvis Oh sunday sight aud violent
ehorks occurred AZ intervals OF an hour. and
we're also fell ia the YictBity The iuhabis
ants are greatly alarmed
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LasDoE, Dec, 2e. An Eatente ecrdsal< has
been arranged between Ffance and Germany
for the NATURALIZATION Of the territory u The
African International Association BIS,
mark undertakes 10 presenf declaration
60 the Conference iaVoring An International
profectorate over the Associations lerfilofy4
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sfoni the other The country which pays
lover rate Of interest and pays lower wages
viii exhaust tho other In summing 40,
Randall said he favored what Thomas IN
fersou described as Discriminating lArih.
what General Jackson called iudlctons
tariff, and what Siias Wright wanted-
namely. tariff With incidental protection.