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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Annihiiatcd by the Republican
Party.

A crank named William W. Bates
who, for aught we know, may be wor-
thy gentleman, writes five column art-
Gle, set in solid nonpareil, to the San
Francisco Chronicle, wherein ho attempts
to demonstrate the fact that the Demo.
cratic party has always been the enemy
OF American shipping interests. This is
rather hard to swallow in view of the
fact that the American merchant marine
attained the acme of its splendor under
tho two last Democratiic administra-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
The Pace OF the Camel.

As matter of fart, and in spite of its
having carried Mahomet in four jump,
from Jerusalem to Mecca, seven miles au
hour is the camel's best pace, nor can he
maintain this rate over two hours. Its
usual speed is about five miles an hour,
slow, lounging pace, beyond which il
is dangerous, with nine camels out Of ten
to urge them, or else, as Asiatics say
they break their hearts, and die literally
ON the spot. For, when a came
has been pressed beyond thi,
speed, aud is spent, it kneels down, anC
not all the wolves of Asia will make i
bulge again. A tire under its tail is n
useless as food in front OF its nose. Th'
camel remains where it kneels, ant
where it kneels it dies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Riverside Itsms.

The following items arc taken from
the Press and Horticuturist.
A dwelling belonging to l.. Montijo,
at Spanishtown, was burned Friday
night Of last week. The family had
Just time to get out in scant clothing.
Nothing in the house was saved. The
loss was in the vicinity of 5000.
From reliable informants we learn
that the Muscat grape crop in most 9th
er sections Of Southern California than
Riverside will be comparative failure
this year In our own locality the pros
grapes. Should the season be favorable
for drying. the amount of raisins will be
larger than last year.
The Riverside Lodge of Good TEN.
plars have elected the following repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Lodge, to be
held IN San Jose October 7th: Ottley
Papineau, Stephen Squire, NJ. V.
Wright and Mrs. Il. J. Davis. Alter
mates: Mrs. L. d. Overton, Miss Minnie
Carroll and Miss Flora Treat. Ottley
Papineau was recommended to the Grand
Lodge for lodge deputy for the ensuing
year.
In private letter to citizen of Riv.
erside, under date of August 10th, Mr..
X, B. Blowers, of Yolo county, says
"Muscats not success in the northern
part of the State. Cause, imperfect
formulation, caused by rain, as well a,
the presence of the honey eating thrips
They, eating the honey from the pisti
of the flower, the pollen is unable tt
fertilize it. The leaf hopper has don,
much damage in the vineyards not sum
mer-irrigated, causing the leaves to fal
badly"
Geo. ii. Stewart, representing Geo
W. Meade 4 Co., was in town Monda,
and took an extensive look over the set
tlemeAt. In answer to inquiries Mr.
Stewart said the outlook for the raisil
business this year was hopeful, but tina
it woald take some time to recover from
last season. He advised each crap
grower to pack his own product ant
that the chances for well packed raisil
to sell were much better than poorl
packed article. A considerable portiol
Of last years product is still in the mar
ket and will have to be taken into con
alteration as factor in prices this year
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Made Her Feel Bad.

"You look sad, Birdie; what's the
natter were the words addressed to
Birdie Nc Henipin by her friend, Mollie
Squecrs, as they met on Austin avenue
"Im not feeling well"
care you sickl"
"No, I'm not precisely sick, but fee
tired, overworked."
"Do tell me about it,.
"W,ll, you see, our colored cook is
sick, and now poor mother has to do all
the cooking and scrubbing and washing
aud ironing, and it makes me feel sc
tired to see the old creature work. Sh,
is SO slow. Texas SJtings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Passengers south and East.

MERGED, CAL, Aug. Following
is a list of south-bound passengers pass.
ing here this evening:
Miss Mcpherson, st, Louis. Mo; Mil.
ton Barrett, ii G kilgany. S +; Thomas
Phelaa, Los Nietos; w Richardson,
Riverside; Miss Julia Crane, Oakland;
J II Benedict, + g Davis, Abe Blanc, y
+; John Dirch, Bsnicia, Cal; ID b Mill.
can. Oakland; Naglec Burk, Stockton; /;
w Miller, Stockton; l. w Coe, s +; +
Camacho. Zacai eaoas, Mex; Raphael,
$ f; c 4 Norton. Sac; NJ Richards,
Reno, New; II Hacker, +; G II Scbuy-
Ter aud wife, Chicago; Mrs F Beales, FL
gin, Ill.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Altogether TOO nigh.

The people Of this city are greatly
surprised at the action Of the City Coun.
Gil in advancing the rate of municipal
taxation from 81 TO Sl.70 on the hun
drod dollars OF valuation. Tho advance
is even greater than these figures would
indicate, because, in addition to raising
the rate. they have also increased the as.
sessment over three million dollars.
This makes practical advance of one
hundred per cent. over last year. The
year before last was golden municipal
year, the levy then being only 70 cents
on the hundred dollars of valu ration.
Last year II was advanced to 81; and, as
we have sorrowfully seen by tho pro.
ceedings OF the Council, the rate has
been this year jumped up, when the en-
hanced assessment is considered, to an
incredible figure. II the county rate
should prove to be, as will probably be
tho case, 81. the taxpayer would be con.
fronted with tho appalling rate Of 81. 70
on the hundred dollars. No. wonder cit.
izens who have property in this city feel
like protesting, as is tho case with a
gentleman who signs himself "No
Alarmist." in our local columns. That
We shall have to carry out great
many important improvements in the
near future in our growing young mu
nicipality cannot be doubted, but care
should be taken not to break the back
of the taxpayer. Bonds should be
issue! for all substantial improvements
and the tax levy ought to he kept Mt
figure which will not appall the prop
orty.holder nor intimidate the intending
settler. Nothing is more calculated to
repel the investor of means than Urge
tax levy. For work which it is abso-
lutcly necessary to have done we should
resort to borrowing. Our credit is at
presen. excellent but it will not long
remain so unless the curb is at cnco put
On the lavish appropriations of the City
Council.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Fatal Flames.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Aug. ia fire
at Roseburg early this morning destroyed
the Metropolitan Hotel and tho frame
block surrounding it,. Louis Ziegler,
proprietor of the hotel, lost his life try
ing to save the gtesis. He was burned
to a crisp. Mrs. Johanscn, of Astoria,
a guest of the hotel, was severely, prob
ably fatally, burned. The United States
Signal Office and instruments were de-
stroyed. The principal losers are Caro
Bros, general merchandise dealers, $685.
900; insured for $4,000. The other
losses are under IS, 900 each, The total
loss is over Sl00, 900.
Mrs. Johansen, who was injured by
burning, died from its effects.
A Fatal Accident at Modesto.
MODESTO. CAL, August l9.-While
workmen were employed in repairing
the bridge across the Tuolumne river at
this place to-day, portion OF the bridge
broke, preHipitating Mr.. Jones, foreman,
p. Keenan,, VIM. Tull and j. G.. Barber
to the ground. Mr.. Jones broke his
anile, Keenan, was cut over the eye, and
Tull was drowned. In the examination
it was found that his neck was broken.
Barber was the only fortunate one, es-
Gaping without any injury, The repairs
OF the bridge are uzder contract with the
Pacific Bridge Company, and all those
employed are residents of Oakland.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l0.-Belle Isle,
so; Best 4 Belcher, 80 80; Chollar, S2.05;
Crown Point, 81 40; Gould & Curry,
81 95; Grand Prize, so; Hale h Nor
cross, 81 90; Mexican, 81 so; Navajo,
81. l5; Ophir, Sl.l0: Potosi, 81 25; Saw
age, LOO; Sierra Nevada, 81 so; Union
Consolidated, Sl.I5; Yellow Jacket,
50 90.
Hutchings Perfectly sane.
SAN FRAScIsoo, Aug. l9.-Thc Com
missioners of Insanity, who examined
Hutchings, the stranger as to his sanity,
made an official report to Sheriff Con-
molly, declaring the murderer 10 be per-
fec.ly sane now, and TO have been so at
the time of the murder.
A Necktie Party.
CoLFAx, W. T. Aug. l9.-Louis A..
Knott, under death sentence for murder,
TO whom stay of proceedings had been
granted, was taken from Jail early tnis
morning bv the vigilantes and lynched.
sudden Death or n Capitalist.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9.-Riehard
Harris, well known capitalist died
suddenly of heart disease, aged fifty.six.
he leaves a family.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Harala stsam PRINTING HOUSE.

The rsKALp Steam Printing House Is not sur
rasscd by any job Printing Once on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of san Francisco. In facilities foi
doing fob work Low priccs. good work and es'
..ntlop may be relied upon At this office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
special Notice

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
cbsschea ctc. viii only he Inserted In he IIHRALr
a. paid Advertisements. We reserve. Tor Places
Of wor.hip, gratultous directory. which VIII
appc every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

A Republican contemporary-excust
us--a Blaine exchange-says that the
Gloucester fishermen are for the Plumed
Knight. This accession no doubt will
duly appear in the list of net gains
claimed for Mr.. Blaine.-Boston Courie,
lLnd.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

We read that "Butler will run" If
he would only take the champion go-as-
you-please pace, and keep on running
until he runs completely out of sight, he
wonld merit the admiration and win the
everlasting gratitude of the whole coun-
try.-Boston Gazette (fnd).
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

The Hsa,tp office Is connected with the tele
phone system OF Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for Advertisements or Job work may b
cnt through thi- medium 10 number li0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
The Golden Opportunity.

All sufferers from liver complaints
and constipation will doubtlessly avail
themselves Of the golden opportunity
presented of testing the new remedy,
Syrup of Figs, free of charge. Cases Of
long standing. which bave only been
aggravated by the harsh, gripping medi-
cines formerly used, yield promptly to
the gentle yet thorough influence of
Syrup Of Figs. Those who have tried it
praise it highly. Trial bottles free and
and large bottles fer sale by G. +.
Heinzeman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

The HERALD ~ tho official paper OF the city o.
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
ali other municipal notices appear only IN its col
unns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

Brontano i,ros.. No. Union Square Ne'
York City. are agents for the HsaatD' itws
constantly be found on sale on their counters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATE

Mr. D. n. Rowe is the Santa Ana agent Of
tho HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
slaughter by Nihiiisus.

VIENNA, Aug l0'-The recent explos
ion at KAHN, Russia, by which ten per.
sons were killed, and several buildings
burned, is attributed to Nihilists. 1t is
now stated that the number killed will
aggregate one hundred.
PARIS. Aug. l9.--Ordors have been
sent to Palenstre, the French Minister
to China, aud Admirable Courbet, di
recting them to occupy the arsenal al
Foo Choo if the French demand is re-
fused.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shilohs Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cent?. Nasal Iu-
jcctor free. Sold by G. +. Heinzeman1
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
when, aud Harley Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. TO-. Wheat,
weak, dull; seller, l.29s@sl 80; buyer,
81. 36@sl.37; buyer season, Sl.4l@
sl.4i4. Barley, steady; seller. 80
@.Sl; buyer. .s7s@. Sst; buyer season.
.0l9g02g.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
A cboIera-Inreeted steamer Gall.
FOR New York.

WAsnINoroS, Ang. 19.-The United
States Consul ut Barbadoes telsgraphs
the State Department as follows: The
ship Bracadaile. left 81. Lucia for New
York on tho 10th with the cholera on
board. This is the British steamer which
left Calcutta on tho 4th of June bound
for Demerara and New York. Thecholera
broke out during the passage and on her
arrival at Table Bay on July 4th she was
reported to have had eighteen fatal
cases. There were six hundred and iif-
ty.one coolies ON board, OF whom tsen-
iy.eight were down with cholera. The
steamer took In coal at Table Bay and
left for st. Lucia, where she arrived on
the 3rd instant, and was placed in
quarantine. The health officer Of New
York was notified to quarantine the ves-
eel On arrival
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
Address to Charles Prayer.
Los ANGELES. Aug Is. 1884.
Charles Pru0er, Esg -.

DEAR sIR:-1he undersigned. citizens and
taxpayers Of the Second Superviyorial District,
in view OF your thorough acquaintance with the
business of the county and the pressing neel Of
an experienced and watchiul guardian Of the in
terests OF the taxpayers in the next term Of the
Board of Supervisors. and remembering with
pleasure and just appreciation your faithful
services in the past their representative in this
the most important position in their gift. would
urgently request that you announce yourself as
candidate for re election, and hereby pledge you
their hearty aynuathv and s,,u,,ort.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
An obstinate Austrian.

PITTsBuRe, August l9.-The diIer-
ences between the Austrian Consul Max
Schamberg aud Chief Of Pelice Braun
have not yet been adjusted, and there is
every prospect of the affair assuming
proportions which will necessitate the
Intervention of Secretary Frelinghuysen
and OF Baron Ignats Won Schaeffer. Aus
tro- Hungarian Minister to the United
States. schamberg refused to recognize
the authority Of Braun in ordering an
Austrian flag taken down, and says if
tho latter forces suit, he will appeal to
the Secretary Of State. He considers 1t
an insult to the flag and is very indig-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

Cheap. a saloon, on accoun. OF sickness Apply
as No. 129 Commercial street. aug21 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
The Mexican ConspiratOrs still
LIVE

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ia special cor
respondent of the Globe Democrat makes
the following statement regarding the
condition of affairs in the City of Mex
leo, the account giving the latest acces-
sible facts III the case: 1t was rumored
here on Saturday that four prisoners in
ths conspiracy case had been shot, but
the rumor has been denied. Prominent
Government officials this afternoon deny
the report. ltl generally believed by
citizens here that some of the prisoners
will be shot, but nobody knows who
vet
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
The Cholera In Europe,
The Franco-Chinese Tro

LONDON, Aug, lS.--A dispatch from
Shanghai to-day says; Tso Tsung Tang
aud Shu Tsing Chen, Chinese plenipo-
tentianes, left Shanghai in accordanc,
with instructions from Pekin. There is
no prospect in settling the difficulty
with France. Thirty five members of
the Board of Censors presented mem
orial to the Empress opposing the condi-
iions offered by the French, and strongly
urging hostilities. 1t is reported that
the Empress decided to declare war.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
A UostIy ResIdcncc burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9,-The resi-.
dsnce OF Capt. X. r. Thompson, at Ala
media, was completely destroyed hy fire
yesterday. The total loss is estimated
at 100000, upon which there was no
insrraooe. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by defective fue. The
cost OF the erection of the house was
$55, 900 The furniture was of the most
expensive kind. Some paintings, part
Of the library, some of the carpets and
| iurni .ure were saved.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
FOR SALE,

NEW TO-DAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
yellow Fever Abat,ng.

WAsHISGToN, d. c., Aug. 9.-Mr.
King. sanitary inspector at Nogales, Ar
izvna Territory, reports that the yellow
fever appears to be on the decline intht
infected districts Of Sonora, Mexico.
There are no cases in Guaymas. but
there are three deaths day on AN aver
age in Hermosillo. He says he Inspect
cd seven trains during the week. ended
August 10th, and examined liz passen
gers, who were quarantined and then
baggage fumigated.
celebrating the birth OF Repub.
licanisni.
STRONG, Mo-, Aug. l0.--The celebra'
ton OF the thirtieth anniversary of the
birth Of tho Republican party, which il
is claimed occurred in this city, wa'
held to-day. The first county conven
tion 10 assume the title OF Republican
was held here on Aug. 7th, 1854. A
feature of the occasion was the attend
ance Of and speech by Jas. G. Blaine
sterling Exchange and bonds.
New York, Aug. l9.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, - SO; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4.s5; U
s. fis Of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l2f
U. 5. 4s OF 1907. interest quarteriey,
81 20s; U. s. 3s, optional, interest quar-.
terly sl.00s; w. U. Telegraph, .G7s.
German Aggression.
LONDON, Aug. l8.-An act of German
aggression is reported at BJgeda, on the
Gold Coast of West Africa, where the
British have tr, atty with the natives
1t i, saiJ that German man of-war re.
Gently visited that town, and
removed the British flag and hoisted
that Of Germany.
Cholera mt TOulOn.
ToULoN, Aug. 10 The record OF chol-
era in the hospitals Of this city to-day is
as follows: Deaths, none; admitted, one;
cured, seven; under treatment, fifty four.
There were four cholera deaths al Brig
noles to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20
a woman's suicIde.

FIspLAY. o.. Aug. l9,--Mrs. David
Kirk, the wife Of most highly respect
ed citizen, committed suicide by taking
large quantity of paris gretn. She
had been in delicate health for some
time and wns despondent, and it is sup.
posed in period Of temporary derange.
ment took the fatal drug. She leaves
savan littla chillren
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l9.-Rishart
Harris, a well known capitalist dice
suddenly of heart disease, aged iifty.sx
lie leaves family.
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The following ages have, on the
authority of skilled arboriculturists,
been attained by trees: Yew, 1900
years; schubertia, 5000; cedar, 1000;
oak, 500; spruce, 1900; lime, LOO;
Oriental plane, 1000; walnut 900;
olive and cypress, 500; orange. $50,
maple, 500; elm 500. ~
Ghosts are about to enjoy tremend-
GUS "boom" in Englnnd, where guide
book to London alone" says the
Globe, ait is becoming generally known
literally swsrms with haunted houses
AS for the rest of the kingdom, it is
doubtful whether even one of the
many thousand parishes is without its
ghos,. though it is singular that few il
any. should enjoy the possession oi
more than one. That q serious belief
in ghosts Is on the increase is obvious
enough to'any one who remembers the
scorn with which such personages
were treated in print some fve-snd'
twenty years ago."
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To Wait a Century and Half.

New Haven Correspondent Boston Globe
The will of Joseph Arnold. late
president OF the Birmingham National
Bank, causes considerable comment in
the town of Derby. He gave thirty
shares of the capital stock of the bank,
to be invested and allowed to accumn.
late until 1t shall reach $4,000. 600
when the interest lshsll be applied to
the necessary expenses OF the town
for secular schools and academies but
not for secta-ian purposes. A liberal
appropriation IS also to be made from
it for beautifying cemeteries or laying
out new ones. The gift of Mr.. Arm
old will be available in about $50
years.
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Andrew Stever, an old bachelor
who lived near Allentown, Allen
county, died a: his residence last
week. When the friends were pr i.
pairing the body for the grave they
removed from his breast, as they sup
posed, an old porous plaster, which
was thrown under the bed for the
time being, and around his waist they
found an old buckskln belt, which
wound have been treated the same way
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A close observer says when you see
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If he uses q thimhle he is married. hut
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Gov. Hosdly will be the thirty
shird gentleman VINO has filled the Of
See Of Governor OF Ohio since the ad-
mission Of the state into the Union,
and the twenty ninth that has been
regularly elected 70 abe Office, Two
speakers OF the Senate and two lieu
tenant Governors having succeeded
TO the Office Dy the death or resigna-
iion of the Governor. HIs standing
in his profession an his large knowl-
edge Of affairs together with his ex-
eellent social qualities, render his
soiourn here valuable acquisition to
our society, and laying aside political
differences. re bespeak for the new
state officials, a cordial welcome to the
courtesies and hospitslities Of Colum.
bus life.-Stats Journal Rep)
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"No sparkling after ten o'clock" says
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