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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
GARLINGTON.
He II Ccnsured for His Part In
the Gree1y Rescue.

wAsHSGroS, Oct. Pin his annual re-
port, General Hazen. in treating on the Arc
tic Expedition, says after referring to the
departure OF the Yantic. after the loss OF the
Proteus. from Littleton Island to st. Johns
ment OF Lieut.. Greedy and his party to posi-
bile starvation by the officers whose only mis-
sion In these waters was to succor them, dis
played 9 lamenlabie disregard Of the grave
Responsibility" He holds that II Lieut.. Gar
lington had insisted upon leaving rations
from the Yantie or II another relief vessel
had been sent from st. Johns, as he says he
himself urged, the loss OF life and disaster
would have been avoided. and Gen. Hazen
says that Lieut.. Greely carried out his iu-
structions literally and the Signal
Bureau carried out the pre- e-arranged
plan. lie continues, after referring to
Lieutenant Greelys relief TO Cape Sabine,
and the success OF the relief expedition un.
der Commander Schley, as follows: up to
the return of the expedition this year had
hoped there would be no occasion for rails
ing the question Of blame at this or any fu-
ture time. but new light has been cast upon
the subject aud with II my duty becomes
plain, and truth, history and Justice to all
calls for such impartial inquiry and authori
tative Judgment as a tribunal broad enough
20 embrace the whole question shall Inst, I
United States is manifestly such tribunal.
There fore trusttbis whole matter OF the Lady
franklin Bay expedition and expeditions
organized for It's relief will be deemed
worthy OF a thorough Investigation by Con
gress. General HAGEN regards the Greely
expedition as among the foremost OF Its
Kind" and insists that both Lieut.. Greedy,
in the Arctic, and the signal Bureau In
Washington, carried out their parts of the
prearranged plans Of rescue literally and
successfully In every. particular. He refers
to the failure OF Lieutenant Darlington
to replace the spoiled provisions at Cape
Sabine, and quotes from letter written
by Lieut., dreely 10 him on April 30th, sup
posing himself at the point OF death, as fOi
lows: Had but Darlington carried ou
rum rum and 100 Of alcohol In the English each,
here, and 30 pounds OF mouldy Englisf
bread. spoiled English chocolate and pota
toes. melted sugar and 40 pounds OF r0tteI
dog biscuit, We would, without doubt, b.
saved" Gen. Hazen says Darlington shonls
have left two-thirds OF the stores rescued
from the Proteus at Cape sabine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Eagle Corps, N. q. O.

RnaULAk meetings II the Armory, cour
street, every Friday evening II O'Clock.
W. II, II, RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
O. A. knfLHk- First sarroant jesl-tf
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~ De""it' t"iN"ib"h'
Our California Office is personally conducte
by DIR. Williams. and Is permanently
established for the cure OF

| ~ DShpitt
Our California office is personally cond ueted
established for the cure OF
All diseases of the Head, Throat and Chest
viz. Catarrh, Throat Diseases, Asthma
bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal Deaf
ness, Catarrhal Opthalmia and Diseases oi
the Heart by his new and improved system
of Medicated Inhalations, which carry the
remedies directly to the diseased parts
thereby ehecting cures in many of the so
called incurable eases, the greater part OF
whom had not the slightest idea of ever be
| ing cured.
OZENA.-Ozena is the professional OF
technical name given TO an advanced form
Of eatarrh in which liberation has eaten
through the membrane lining of the nose to
the cartilege of the bone. Any case OF ca
tarrh may end In ozens, but II most fire.
quently occurs In those who are naturally
scrofulous. The discharge takes place
through the nostrils or through the throat.
and is generally of yellowish or greeDisb
yellow color, frequently tinged with blood.
and almost always attended by an offensive
smell. In the language of Dr. Wood, OF Phil
adelphia, the disease is one Of the most OBJ
durate and disagreeable which the physi-
elan has to encounser. In bad cases the
breath OF the patient becomes SO revolving As
e Isolate him from society, and to render
In some instances pieces of bone become
separated and slough off, leaving deep, un-
healthy ulcers, which secrete a blood mat
ter, and are extremely difficult to heal.
After OzRna has continued some time the
sense OF smell usually becomes impaired and
often lost
Deafness is one of its most common con
sequences, and results from Its extension
through the eustachian tubes To the internal
Pains In the head and over the frontal sim
uses, tmpairing memory, and even INSANITY
frequently spring from It's extension to the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Tuiare Races.

visALiA. Cal, Oct. 22,-rhe Tulsre valle,
Fair commenced to-day and was well at
tended. The first race, quarter dash. for 4
purse of 800, was won by Confidence. Time
23l1.
OF $50, first horse TO have 500, second $50
mile heats best 3 In 8. The first heat wa,
won by Johnny Weigle; time 2:32: Bruce
second, Ben Butler and Robert 4. tie The
second heat was won by Weigle: time, 2:ss
Bruce second. The third heat was won by
weigle; time. 2:3Sl; Bruce second the
others distanced.
The third was trotting race, best IN s
for purse OF $3.50, divided among the three
first, $780, $45 and SIS. The first heat was won
by Elite; time, 2.59lz; Bay Rose, second nc
other entries. The second heat was won by
Bay Rose. In 2:5ll5; Elite, second. II being
late. the other heats were postponed till to
morrow,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.


NEW YoRK. Oct. 1-Governments
higherfor HSs. Stock market strong. In
early dealings prices rose u to IL per cent
Union Pacific, st. Paul, Jersey Central and
Northern PACIFIC were the strongest shares
st. Paul TO 75k and Northern Pacifc pre-
ferred to 423h After midday vanderbilt's
brokers were conspicuous sellers Of trunk
lines. The sales were said to be for account
OF the Vanderbilt party. although In some
rloyed Vanderbilt brokers for the purpose
OF creating this Impression. The report that
the Lake Shore was TO Issue new bonds was
again revived, and this had very unfavor-
able effect on that stock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
The eastern, star.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 22.-The Grand Lodge
day, elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Grand Patron, f. W. q. Mo
bens, s. f.; Grand Matron, Mrs. NJ. J. Young,
sacramento; Associate Patron, Justice c.
Merryheld, Dixon; Assistant Grand. .Matr0n.
Mrs. Susie Singletarp, San Jose; Grand Sec
retary Mrs. Kate J. Willets, San Francisco;
Grand Treasurer, Mrs Ella M. Horn, Napa.
The Grand Council is composed of over 800
delegates, representing the " subordinate
chapters In the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 22.-Last night the
court and on ANNOUNCE ement OF their inabil
ity to agree were discharged. To-day Judge
Zane ordered the case called again. and al .
7. NJ. II was taken up. The defense moved
for change Of venue on account Of publ
tion was overruled as was also a motion iol
a continuance. The Court ordered the en-
panelling of = new jury. The church organ
to night warns the officers Of the court that
II they attempt to force their way into any
IN any criminal case they may, under the
laws OF this Territory. be "treated as bur
glar or any other interloper." The second
wife. missing all through the trial. appeared
directly after II closed and was promptly
subpRnaed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
The Queen's speech.

LoaDor Oct. 22.-The Queens speech Al
the opening OF Parliament tomorrow will
by regretting the pecessity OF convokinp
Parliament, discnssss the franchise bill and
expresses a hope that the. measure VIII
shortly be paased. No meptton is made oi
TO Ailairs 10 the Cape and In Egypt. and
General Gordon Is eulogixed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

MERGED. Oct. 2O.-Following is list OF the
south-bound passengers passing here this
evening:
II. f. Henschen, Germany: II. q. Brauss
Buenos Ayres, s. A.; VIM. q. Carstanjln
Duisburg, Germany; Walter James, Bakers
field, Gala W. r; Compton, sin Jose; Il. 4.
Palmer, Mrs. b. +. Palmer. Honington, X. L.;
Miss A. werden, Octavius Morgan and wife
Los Angeles; II. A. Palmer, Mrs. ]. Edoff,
Oakland; 8. K. woodberry. Cincinnati VIM.
Fitzburg, q. A. Dana, J. b. Kirkland, k. A.
Donaldson, Geo D. shearer. Sig. Wolff. San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
MAaNANIMoUs oLRvsLAND.
ne Declines 20 Proseeuse His Late
AssufIamt.

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 22.-samuel T, Boone,
who assaulted Governor Cleveland Monday
last. was arraigned before Justice Guttman
at the Police Court this afternoon. The
Courtroom was thronsed by curious people.
Boone, who looked careworn asked and OBJ
fained permission to make a statement. He
said he had been greatly worried over his
brothers case and had not slept for several
nights lie admitted his conduct had been
asty and said he was sorry for what he had
ended to do the Governor any harm Jus.
tfce Guttman said he had received a letter
from Governor Cleveland In which the Gov
ernor stated that he had no desire to prose
cute the prisoner, and recommending
leniency. HOone was then discharged
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 22.--The police seized
a secret printing press on the 18th inst. The,
discovered documents with the press which
showed that arrangements were being per
fected to make an attempt on the Cars life
There were many arrests.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. pa. Anderson, an
engineer, sixty-two years OF age, residing
with his family. was found suspended by a
rope about his neck, the other end being at
tached to beam In his kitchen, shortly after
IL o'clock last night Life was extinct but
the body was warm when discovered. The
deceased had suffered much from rheuma-
tisml, and II is supposed that this unsettled
his mind
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

Providence, R. l., Oct. Pin the U. A.
Circuit Court Judge Colt rendered an opiu.
ion In the famous case OF the Canonchet es-
tate, OF Francis ID. Moulton VS.. ZacbarIah
sChaffee, to secure possession OF the property
purchased at an auction sale. The estate is
South Kingstown, the residence of ex-Gov-
.ernor Sprague. situated near Narragansett
Pier, and was portion OF that property dis
posed OF by Trustee Chaffee. Judge Colt
holds that Sprague's right Of title and inter.
est must be shown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

rAhls, oc,- zz;Iine teAt o. Aumiru NIL
are made public. He states he left because
he wasill with vexati0n at the manner in
which the Lang Son affair had been misrep-
resented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

HAVANA, Oct. PA dispatch from Madrie
says that Diaro de la Marina reports tina
Captain General Costello resigned becaus,
the government dismissed his Secretary
Fajardo. Governor of Porto Rico. has beer
appointed Governor General.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
The HIorphine Route.

SAN FRAsG2sco, Oct. 22.-Johh Sterling, a
young scotchman.was found unconscious In
his room this morning from the effects OF a
dose OF morphine. After long and repeated
efforts to restore him to consciousness he
finally died. 1t Is not known whether the
poison was taken accidentally or with sui
cidal intent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
preparing for Execu ution.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 22.--warsielewsky, the con-
demned wife murderer, still continues to
eat heartily and conduct himself like a
monkey In the presence Of visitors. The
gallows used at Oakland in the execution Of
Majors has arrived and will be placed in
position tomorrow. II Is believed that 1t
will be necessary to strap him to board in
order that he may stand upright on the trap
and that used in the Wheeler case has been
ohfainad fa.day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

Saloon, with Billiard Table, well estsb.
lished and doing good business. Sickness
cause OF selling. Also 9 lot SxI7S with
house OF I rooms and kitchen; good well OF
on the lot Inquire OF v. pAssoNvIII.E,
oct2 I'm Commercial street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
CLEVELAND.


Life.
NEW YORK. Oct. Prev. Henry Ward
Beecher. In the course OF a political speech
tonight, In the rink at Brooklyn, said: "The
air Is murky with the stories of Mr. Cleve-
lands private life. Lies so cruel. so
base, so atrocious, have never before
been set in motion as the cockatrices
eggs brooded and hatched by rash and
Mf cieSeiand with honest inquiry Sc sa
opened their ears to the harlot and the
drunkard and promulgated letter to poison
the faith Of holy men and innocent women.
Do timid ministers ever reflect that the guilt
OF the vice or the crime measures the guilt
Of him who charges II falsely (cheers)Y
Mr.. Beecher then paused and stepping to
the desk. said. In trembling tones: "fhus
my beloved and honored wife. quite I'M
known TO me, made clippings from newsps-
life Of Governor Cleveland in Al
bany. She sent them to him with a
letter which will not be published
but which would be a gem in English litera-
ture 4 Il We're published; ,i, As quick & as mail
srnor Cleveland which have had between
two and three weeks, which is as follows:
"My DEAR MRS. BEEcHER:--Your letter. as
you may well suppose, has affected me
deeply What shall say to one who wrote
~ iikt my ihOthct sul hht hhy hothtf
but don't altogether mean that, for she
died In the belief that her son was true and
noble as she knew be was dutiful and kind.
am shocked and dumbfounded by the clip.
ping You sent me, because 1t purports to give
what a man actually knows and not mere
report, as the other four or five lies do which
| have heard about my life In Albany.
have never seen any living woman whom
have any reason 10 suspect was In any way
bad. do not know where any such woman
lives In Albany. l have not been In any
mouse except In the Executive Mansion, the
Executive Chamber, the Orange Club house,
twice at receptions given, and on one OF
Two otner occasions and residences of per
maps nfeen or twenty Of the best citizens to
dine. VI course I've been to church. There
never was q man who has worked harder or
more hours In day. Almost all Of my time
mas peen spent in the Executive Chamber,
ana = haruiy think there has been twenty
nights In the twenty one months I have
lived In Albany unless i WAS ont oi
town, that | have left my work earlier
than midnight, to find my bed at the
mansion. l am ut a loss to know how II Il
that such terribly wicked and utterly base.
less lies can be invented. The contemptible
creatures who coin and pass these things an,
pear TO think that the affair which ha ve nnt
denied makes me adefender against any and
all ISLANDERS. As to my outward life In Buf-
falo the msnifestation of confidence and
esteem which was there rendered me must
be proof that have not led disgraceful life
In that city, and as to my life In Albany ali
statements that tend to show that Il has been
other than laborious and correct, are utterly
and In every shadow untrue
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

Nav YoRg, Oct. 22.-At a Democratic
meeting this evening the Chairman an
nounced that the report Of the Conference
Committee In favor Of the nomination of ex
Assemblyman Charles Reilly was adopted
rhereupon the delegations from the Sixth
and Eighth Assembly districts Withdrew
and endorsed the Tammany nominee. =
Cox.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

San FRANcIsco, Dot 2I.-Belle Isle, 90; Best
fnG Point. Selchs5 @ acuId 's snd eN cnmy GRAND
Prize, -; Hale 4 Norcross Bio; Mexican
N.2o; slvsse, N.so; sierra Nevada, 500
sierra Nevada assessed Soc Union consoli
dated q5c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
ANEW loec,mc morr,.

Professor Cuyas has leased the second
story of the new Garnier Block, on the Plaza
with the intention Of opening a hrstciass
lodging house Those desirous OF engaging
desirable rooms should call n once on IN
Professor, At Ma "a Baker Block 0ctidtnoe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
NEW TODAY
ron salr, cmrAp,

on account of proprietor having business In
Mexico, a good paying business. Inquire
Mt 100 Aliso street, corner Alameda street.
Oct2a iw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

An Interesting Arch hftectural Dis


According to the Paris Polybibiion. the
discovery has been made In the archives Of
the City Of Berne. In Switzerland. OF the
working drawing OF the tower which forms
the pride of the Strasburg Cathedral. 1t
seems that in I760 quantity Of ancient
drawings were sold by the Chapter of the
Cathedral on account OF lack OF room for
preserving them, and this drawing, dating
from the fourteenth century, togeth-
er with many other curious matters
OF similar sort, cime into possession
OF the City of Berne. II would be in
teresting TO follow farther the history OF
their acquisition. and to inquire how the
Bernese authorities should have happened
to spend public money in buying old docui
ments from distant French city. but all the
circumstances OF the transaction seem to
have been forgotten long ago. II the draw
ing is genuine. as there is hardly any reason
TO doubt. II must, perhaps, be considered the
most valuable object relating to the history
of medieval architecture that has yet been
brought to light.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

Cheap for cash, one Black Walnut Marble
Top Bed Room Set, new; also one Parlor
Set; ~ yards Brussels Carpet % yards of OIL
Cloth and one fine Black Walnut Wardrobe
and one Parlor Lamp. Inquire AZ Hotel
Rhein, 1sl Commercial street. oct2s n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
CANARY svRp LOST.

on "Wednesday evening october 22d, 1894,
wings, one dark tail feather, and answers Ia
the name of Dandy" suitable reward
will be paid for his return to Ih6 Olive
street. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 22.-It is stated that
the Atlantic & Pacific, whose lines now enter
California. intend resisting the authority OF
the State Railroad Commission and attack
ing its constitutionality In the courts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

CHEYENNE, wyo., Oct. 22-Both reeulayls
nominated candidates for Delegates In Con.
gress from this Territory having declined,
Judge n, Carey, o. this city, Is now Sc.
II. Holiday, Of Laramie City. as the Demo.
cratic nominee
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
DANCING SCHOOL.

Mrs. A. .. Francis wishcs TO inform her pupil.
that she has returned from San Francisco and
will reopen her ,,Ancing School. saturday, Octo-
at $50 ~. oets-im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
REMOVAL.

SIN. Perry, Plumber, Gas Filter, etc, viii
remove to No. 30 Forster Block, 3. Main
street, opposite his present place Of btisi-
ness. about November LIST. oct2S 1w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
LOST.

A Map, on Main street, below the city
boundary. The finder will please bring the
same TO No. 8. Temple Block, aud receive q
reward Of Sl0if delivered within two days.
oc28 2t GEO. HANSEN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

LONDON. Oct, 22.-The canoe Neptune
twenty feet long, which started from Nor
way some time ago, has arrived at pcnzance
and Is preparing TO start for America. Capt
johnson composes the whole crew
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

PrrsssBu RaH. Va, Oct. 22-In the Hus.
cngs Court today the Grand Jury fonnd a
true bill against fhomas whyte late Cash
charging him with being an accessory to w
w. Whyte, the late Teller Of said bank. in
certain fraudulent entFiss In the Teller's
book. whereby Thomas whyie was credited
with tbl50 as deposited on January IL, isss
and &5l5O Deposited on january 2l IsSS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

A. good waiter OF strictly temperate habits
wishes situation in some hotel In the city.
Address -. II. w." Los Angeles Postoffice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

LivERrooi, October %. = Wheat. duh,
heavy; TO 2 pence lower. No. l California
Is I'd, S. I'd; No 2, do, o. Cd, 6s sd; winter, 6s
I'd. 6s I'd. Corn, lower, 5s sd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

NEw York, Oct. 22.-Money, lix0a2; closed
ig2. Prime paper. soc; Exchange bills
steady, ~: demand, 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Los Angeles Chapter No. IS, B..
A.. M.

Stated oonvocAtions on second MONDAY Of each
month. n p H., ct MAssnic Hall Sojourriie
companions In good standing coriiAllly invited
BY order Of SAMUEL PRA0ER, h. P.
N. LEVI. Ss~retary,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

RNEY ALTA W,
Rooms and u Phillips Block, IS North
Main Street, Los Angeles. Cal oc7im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Los Angeles Council No. II, Reya
and Select MasterA r. & AN.

HoLDs It's stated assemblies on the 4th Mon
lay Of each month at Masonic Hall. at 7,s0 .. N.
Solouming Companions in good standing are
trstexnally invited 70 attend.
BY order Of the Th... H..
r. @. CUNNINGHAM, Recorder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

~ RssulAR meetings Of this oomp@
any on the nrst wedesa., esenlus
kof each month, At 5.scociock
Bv oclss N. CoHkN. Ssorctar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
K. of p

rdCClor Lodge No. " meets every Friday
evening in Masonic Hall. spring street.
Sojourning khightsinvited.
GEO W. KNOX, G. @.
Isaac s. snrfn. X. Of X and s. MA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Notice to the Public.
ARE DoU.

Religious services will be held in the Chi.
nese Temple, near the Plaza, in Los Angeles
city, commencing October ~ 1884. continu'
ing three days and three nights. Five priests
be more elaborate and complete than any
yet seen in Los Angeles. On the nth, at 4
O'Clock p, NJ, a procession win start from
the Temple, march along Main street 10
to First street, down First street 10 Los An
geles street, thence along Los Angeles street
to the Temple In Chinatown, Several
American born boys will appear in the pro.
cession. These religious ceremonies occur
but once In three years No person win be
allowed TO carry any basket, parcel or pack.
ages into the Temple or onto the premises.
oct2ed All TOY.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-08
HENCE THIS HOWL.

The Democratic leaders of Kansas
are keeping up the densest rot-howl
against prohibition that ever rent a
campaign air, calling for resubmis-
sion and asking Republicans to come
over and help them. They are hon.
est in desiring Republicans to desert,
but their howl is fraud and a sham.
The Democratic party of Kansas
would rather two straight years OF
grasshoppers and a drouth than that
the prohibitory law should be re.
pealed. The Democratic party never
had smell of anything in Kansas
since the days of border ruffiauism
until the agitation of prohibition gave
them a governor and one-half of the
county attorneys and sheriffs of the
state. If the Democratic party should
by combination with whisky Re.
publicans, succeed in getting the ques-
ton resubmitted, six out Of ten Of
them would vote for prohibition on
the sly, as many of them did before
not that they, as party. love whisky
less, but for the simple reason that in
such dissention rests their sole
chance of getting any of the offices,
consequently, more extra money than
they can secure in any other way with
which 10 pay their whisky bills
Therefore, whenever you hear the
average Democratic hummer bowling
about personal liberty" and ''free
whisky" and denouncing prohibition
set him down as fraud. Free wills.
ky they want. of course, but jug be.
hind the door is good enough fol-
them so long as they can hold Offices
by bowling "down with prohibition