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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
nonnellr,s snppa.ea murderer

AURURN, December IA man named
Timothy Mckay was arrested in Lincoln
by Sheriff Huntley this morning on sus-
picion OF having murdered NJ. Donnelly.
whose mutilated body was found last
Monday. Mckay was brought to the
Auburn Jail and will be taken to Lincoln
next Monday for examination. He is q
rancher near Lincoln. and II Is known
that bad blood has existed between him
aud Donnelly for some time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
siss Day of December, 1885,
NOTICE OF SALE.
In the Superior Court
Of Los Angeles County, State of Ca
ifornia.

In the matter OF John McNish and +. Zuck
er, copartners as McNish 4 Co, Insolv-
ents.
Notice is hereby given that on Friday
the lith day of December, A. d. 1885, at il
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, at the store form
eriy kept by McNish Co.. at Azusa, in the
suance OF an order OF the above entitied
Court, to me directed, dated December sd
ieso VIII sell at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash. In U. ).
goid colnt all OF that certain stock OF goods
wares and merchandise, consisting OF gen
eral stock of general merchandise, such q,
Is usually Kept In country store. belong
ing 70 the estate OF said insolvents, stoci
9 q be inspected at any time up to time oi
ssie py applying 20 me at said store.
Los Angeles, December Sd, 1886.
uec4td II. q, YApP Reeefvar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

The interest Of 7. 8. Harris in the Eancss.
ter Weekly Necs Ia offered for sale ct q Reod
bargain, In consequence Of III heelth. Apply
It the HEnALp once. dac4tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
spanish matters.

MADRID. December a.-Reports are
in circulation that the young Queen
Mercedes has already developed symp-
toms OF lung disease and scrofulous de-
bility inherited from her father. and
will never be in proper condition Of
health to succeed to the throne.
Meetings of prominent generals have
within the paat few days been held at
the residence OF Lopez Dominguez, and
the circumstance Is exciting the suspi-
cions Of the government. Sehor Sagas-
To, the New Prime Minister, has called
upon Dominguez for an explanation Of
these gatherings. The General replied
Indignantly to Sagasta's demand and ad-
vised the Premier to look for conspira-
tors elsewhere.
II Is stated that Gorilla arrived at
Bayonne yesterday but went to Bor-
deaux in consequence OF warning from
the French authorities.
The Queen Regent to-day, for the first
time, presided over council OF the
Cabinet. She expressed the desire that
her reign should be marked by the ex-
tension Of amnesty to all press offenders
and others who are now undergoing
sentences Of exile and otherwise suffer
ing on account of crimes of political
character. These views OF the Queen
will be the topic Of discussion at the
next Cabinet Council. II Is reported
that the suggestions Of amnesty include
Seaor Soula. Premier Sagasta joins the
Queen in recommending amnesty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Hanged.

DRsvER, COL. December IA
sagua ,he special to the Republican
says, Marshall Clements, the most cold
blooded murderer ever executed in Col
6rado, was hung here at one o'clock this
afternoon for the murder Of his brother
and sister-in-law, Thomas aud Susie
Clements last September. in the pres
epcs Of thousand spectators, The
prisoner was In the best spirits and
mounted the soatfold without a quiver.
He confessed his guilt and said that the
punishment was Just. He died Of stran-
gulation in fifteen minutes,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
DIR. ]. S. BAKER.

The HEALTH OFFICER, has REMOVED
his once TO Room %, Roeder Block. Spring
street. dectst
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Crowley Prepared.

SAN FRAScIsco, December 3.-In ref.
erence to the effect Of resolution passed
by the Knights of Labor Convention, de
manding that the Chinese be expelled
from the city limits within sixty days,
Chief of Police Crowley said to-day: II
do not anticipate any trouble. Thatmat.
ter is oil wind, and it it should come to
action those who have exhausted the
most breath would be found in the back
ground. l am prepared, however, for
any trouble that may arise, and in an
emergency the police force will be found
ready to sustain the law. The passage
Of resolutions such as those Of last night
is all foolishness. 1t might do in o little
town but not in San Francisco. The
militia and police will be sufficient to
suppress any attempt to use violent
measures
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for sny debts
contract ted in my name without my written
order. MRS. W. II. NORnHOLT,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
A Revolt.

HAVANA, December a,-A military
omcer and sight subordinates Of the
district oi Naciaragua, in the province
OF santa Clara, attempted to incite re
volt crying viva la republca." Troops
were sent IN pursuit, and 30 far one Of
them has been killed and two surren.
dered. The civil government Of Havana
has given stringent orders against the
bandits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
a olerIk in Trouble.

DESvER. December 3.-Papers were
made out this afternoon for the arrest Of
Charles H. Scott, Clerk Of Arapahoe
county and one Of the most prominent
citizens Of Colorado, for the forgery Of
$4,000. II is claimed that Scott forged
the name OF ex-GIerk w. O. Lathrop to
notes amounting to $1,000, which were
negotiated by the banks. He also by q
forged bill of sale transferred set of
abstract books from Lathrop to himself,
upon which he gave chattel mortgage
OF $500. The money Is supposed to
have been used in election expenses last
fall. Scott's friends claim that he was
persecuted by political enemies, among
whom is Lathrop. and is not guilty Of
crime, and are offering money to settle
the claims.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Mexican Rebels Still at
Work.
THE GOVERNMENT OPPOSED.
Three Men Found Upon a Desert
Island--A Tug Explodes-Eng-
lish Elections.

Ispecfai 10 the Herald bvthe Associdseo f''e''''
sr. LOUIS, December s.-The follow
ing special to the Giobs- Democrat gives
the latest news of the Mexican revoiu'
ton:
.MoxrEREY, Nueyo Leon, Mexico,
December 3.-The Independents party,
ao.cslled in Nusyo Leon. is gaining
strength. 1t has published paper in
the city in which General Lozuro Garcia
Agala. q distinguished lawyer, IS an
nounced as its legal President, and Gen.
Pedro Martinez as Vice President. These
smiueut members, under cover OF legal
proceedings, bitterly oppose the present
government, while Manuel Rodriguez,
whose followers now number 6O0men. un-
ouessionably cooperating with them. has
re.orted 10 sterner errevolutionary measures
and il in arms, having, as heretofore
stated. routed Maura Sepulveda,
Governor, at Garcia, and has ad'
vsaced since to Santa Catarina, within
eicht miles Of the state capital, where ne
Is adding hourly to his forces. In the
meantime sepuiseda has fallen back 20
the northward, has rallied his scattered
forces and has promise Of support at
Rustamente. Villa Donna and Lampasas'
He 4 looked for at the former point to-
night and great preparations are peimg
made to give him o grand weicome ~
Lampasas.
Colonel Juan Zecazua, chief OF stan to
General Naranzo. will join Sepuiveda
with 500 man, however, before they can
sttsck Rodriguez. and he may acquire
.ufBcient strength to take and occupy
Monterey. The Federal forces remain
inactive. Still it was believed that the
General Government intended to permit
the djnorder to remain until 1t would be
clearly ,nstified. becauscof the impotency
Of theState, to intervene aud proclaim mil
itary rule 80 as to get the State under
the immediate control Of the General
Government. Late adyices. however,
Indicate that an understanding has been
reached between Governor Casa Tar.
cia. Generals Trevino and Naranzo and
Judge Danilo, now in Mexico City, and
the President.
A9uIuLh AttptNis
0ALvrsroS. December 3. The Nesps'
orrcspopdent al Nuevo Laredo, Mexico,
saws the latest Information from Mon
terey il to the effect that Manuel Rodri-
euez. the leader OF the revolution. is en-
camped ut Santa Catrina. about six miles
from Monterey. It is thought he has no
,sore than 400 followers. The Federal
authorities have not yet intervened, and
the garrison at Monterey romains inact-
i've. This is regarded as strong indi-
cation that the Federal Government de-
aires to effect the deposition OF Governor
Garcia and his acting associate, Governor
sepulveda. No further lighting il re-
ported, and the correspondent adds;
ssche American people can put u down
a. d fact that the present outbreak will
prove . bIoodless revolution and will
result in one more Of the northern States
Of Mexico being placed under military
rule aud civil authority oyerthrown'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Farmers, Cenventien.

IsDrASAPoLIs. December 3.-At to.
days session Of tie Farmers National
Congress resolutions were adopted ask
ing for more stringent legislation to pre-
vent the spread Of pleuro-pneumonia.
and for law regulating interstate
commerce. There was big discussion
on the resolution fayoring the restors-
tion Of the tariff on wool. The vote
showed 1853 delegates in favor and AZ
against. Missouri was the only state
solidly opposed to the resolution. A re-
quest for an act creating Seoretaryship
Of Agriculture, aud making il Cabinet
office, was adopted unanimously. Rob.
ert Beverly, Of Virginia, was elected
President and ,. +. Clayton, Of Kansas.
Secretary. The next meeting viii be
held in August, 1886, in st. Paul.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Farrar,s neeeptIon.

PHnADELPhIA, December 3.-Yester-
day Arehdeacon Farrar met 700 clergy
men and several women preachers at a
reception given him by George w.
Childs. Nearly all shades OF beliefs, Jew
ish, Christian and Deistic. were repre-
scented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
A Administrative Sale Of Real Es
tate.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
OF the order of the Superior Court OF the
county OF Los Angeles, State of California,
made on the 3oth day OF November 1885, In
the matter Of the estate oi Charlotte L.
Hutchinson, deceased, the undersigned, ad-
ministratrix OF the estate OF said d ceased,
VIII sell at private sale, 10 the highest bid.
der. for cash, in one parcel, subject TO con
hrmation by said Court, kii the right, title,
interest and estate OF the said Charlotte l..
Hutchinson. deceased, at the time of her
death. and all the right, title interest that
the said estate has BY operation of law or
otherwise acquired other than or in addi-
ton TO that OF the said intestate. at the time
OF her death, In and to all that lot, piece,
and county Of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, described as follows, tc-wit:
6outherly portion of lot Q, Orange lope
Tract, city OF Los Angeles.
Said sale will be made on or after the
s1st Day of Decem ber, 1885,
Sealed bids for the above property to be left
at the office OF Graves 4 0'Melveny. Room
Fl, Baker Block. in said city, at any time af-
ter the first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sale.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Cash in U. 8. gold coin, payable as fol-
lows: Ten per cent. Of amount bid 10 be
paid on acceptance OF bid and balance on
confirmation of sale.
Los Angeles. December 8, 1885.
AMY SULLIVAN.
dec4td Administratrix OF said estate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
Large sptts.

MONTREAL, December 3.-The engi-
neers commissioned by the Canadian
Pacific Railway to re-measure the con.
tract sections to the north Of Lake Supe
rior have completed their lahors. the re-
suit being that the company has over
paid the contractors 81 200, 600. De,
mands have been made to reimburse this
money, which in the case OF smaller sec
tions have been complied with, but
three Of the largest contractors refuse
and suits to recover the amount have
been entered here and at Toronto. Con.
nell 4 Mcclellan are being sued for $780,
600, X. r. Mcclellan for SIPS, 900, and
James Maerea for 5000 OOO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
cHAs. SILENT.

cHAs SILENT. w.p.w.pR
W. y. FrrzakRkLD.
Silent. Wade g. Fitzgerald,
Atterney.-st-Law,
TEMPLE BLOCK, Los ANGELES. cal.
Practice In the State and Fedora. Courts
Of California and In the Conrts OF Arizona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
A New ressnl Advancement.

WASHINGTON, December 3. = The
Postmaster General has received COM
munication from the General Postoffiee
Department of Tasmania, at Hobart
Town, asking this Government to enter
into a postal Arrangement with thar
colony similar to that in force between
this country and New Zealand and
New South Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05
Life in q Kansas Town.


HAND GRDNADES GENEROUSLY USED 10 CIR
CUMvENT THE LIQUOR LAW.
From the Chicago Herald
"Ive seen some peculiar things in my time"
said merchant traveller, "but the Queerest no
ton I ever came across was down in Kansas
one day last week. was in a little town SELL
ing some goods and made a call at the general
store the chief business place of the village.
There were lots of countrymen coming and
going there and standing around and talking
good many of em bought these hand grenade
fire extinguishers-Some as many as half
dozen. This struck me as being a little curious
and SO inquired OF the storekeeper.
"'Oh, that's all right he said; they use 'em
to put out prairie fires with
''That didn't satisfy me and SO tackled q
farmer on the sidewalk and asked him what he
was going to do with the hand grenades.
I'm buying these to put in our school house.
Thinks that's little funny, and so made
inquiry of an old chap, whom 1 had met on q
former trip and knew to be deacon in the
church and shining light in his community.
"'Well, he says, in response to my inquiry,
but little confused like, I'VE thought it would
be good idea to have some in our meetin
house in case of fire..
"Just then stepped around to the back end
Of the store to see new threshing machine
and, would you believe it, there between two
big corn-cribs was a countryman with one Of
those Neutrality-suspicious. up to his mouth and
Great heavens, man. exclaimed, shat
That's all right stranger he replied, with
grin; you kin have yer little joke II you want
TO, but spect yer come out after q snifter.
The prohibitionists are right smart strict in
this town, ye know. Try little o. the gin,
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Agrand fete was given ut Stock holm Sweden
yesterday, In honor Of the Prince OF Wales
complaint against Chief of Police Drurv M
Cheisea, Mass, changing that while drunk l.ee
Saturday night he made an Improve ked asxa ma
upon horse car conductor and a younp I'M v
PASSENGER, beating both severely, is being
Lord Randolph Churchill in an address a,
Shefheid last evening, declared that the tories
nao decided not 10 coerce Ireland even before
they had entered Office.
governor of the Shakespeare memorial ASSEM-,
ation, by virtue OF a donation exceeding flo0
among those heretofore thus honored have
been Irving, Barry, Sullivan, Creswick, Booth,
At Tournafula county, Limerick. Ireland
Fathers Murphy and Clifford assisted by about
TWO hundred people, have built cottage for
The business failures throughout the country
curing the past week number for the United
States l46 and for Canada 10.
As result OF the smallpox scare, over 4 900
cnhoreh nave been vaccinated at Fall River
Mass by the city physician this week and the
daily.
wagon load OF dynamite exp,oaea ma,
1.akefeld, Ontario, yesterday. Two men and
the horses were blown 10 pieces. The shock waa
felt for miles around
vd The Cunard Line steamer Etruria, from New
YORK August % for Queenstown and Liverpool.
was elgnaled OF Fastnet at q %. IN. yesteri ay'
The time OF her passage was six dsyx four honr.
and eighteen minutes
James Walbert, employed at the Porter
mouse, Wiliiamsport- Pa, tell from a ladder
FRIDAY, striking on the claws OF q tack ham mer
winch penetrated his body at the RIG ht armpif
death.
Riall, the Baltimore fireman who shot HIS
Wlie, mas been dismissed from the Department.
largely attended meeting OF WORK inoman
was held in Amsterdam Holland last eyeping
10 oenounce the tyranny OF the police on the
occasion Oh recent demonstration.
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Alexandria AfYafrs.


DEMoCRATIo CoMMITTEE.-The democratic
city committee met last night, and at the
request OF Hon. Q. e. Stuart, the only candidate
for the nomination for the house of delegates
postponed q decision on the subject until next
unite with them In Determining all ouestions re-
lative TO nomination.
FuNERAL.-Potomac Lodge, I. o. o. f., At
tended 70 the grave this afternoon the remains
Of Mr.. Richard 81: Rudd, past grand, and for
many years q leading Odd Fellow, The odd
Fellows OF Sarepta Lodge also united with their
brethren Of Potomac Lodge in paying the last
tribute OF respect to q worthy citizen. The
funeral took place nom Mr.. Rudds late home
SCHOOL MATrERs.-The issue Of permits by
the clerk Of the public schools to pupils of Snow
den ana Haliowei SCHOOLS was resumed this
morndin nec t :: r co ever 400 had been
further permits will be granted until Monday,
September 14th, aud after that permits will Be
granted between and 10 O'Clock every Mon
day morning until next Jun0
NOrE4-Jas B. Staples, the employe of the
Midland ROAD who Is now held In Culpeper
charged with btgamy, resided In this city with
his family for some years. His firSt Wifs was q
Miss fortune, OF Amherst, but he said that he
Thursday last he married Miss Rose Calvin ct
Culpeper G. u. ana Was Immediately arrested
and held for bigamy.-The Knights Of Labor
have organized council bore with about forty
bodys Of Washington played 8 game at the base
ball Rrounds yesterday afternoon and the score
stood, Alexandrta 8, Peabody 3.-The corpor.
alton court viii open It's september tegm s. the
Pollard and Mr.. James Brannan, both well
known ctazens, are very hL-The schooner
Nathaniel Lank, nov under the hands Of her
Is1noRsa E iowsE sn1R ys. III Rs
hurt Ct the Midland shope a. Thnssdav IN ~
tall q block on him,
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MoTHER-IN-LAw, SEPARATION ATrrnprrn
DOUBLE MURDER, AND SUICIDE
In Texas Hollow, thirteen miles from Iron.
ton, Ohio. w. E. Booth on Saturday night
made an Intellectual attempt to kin two
women and then killed himself Booth a year
ago married Alice Montgomery, against the
wishes OF her parents, and took her 70 his
fathers house. His mother and his wife could
not agree, and after a time he Joined his
mother In mistreating his wife. and the
girls father took her home since then
he has made threats against her relatives
and has begged her to live with him. but She
has refused. On Saturday night Booth. while
intoxicated, went TO the house Of Merritt Villa
who married his wiie's halfsister, and found
his wifes mother, Mrs. Montgomery, and Mn.
Willis eating q midnight lunch. He immedt.
ateiy fired two shots at Mrs. Montgomery and
one At Mrs. Willis. Both screamed and fell.
and Booth, thinking that he had killed them
ran nearly to his fathers house and there shot
himself through the head. He was the only
son OF respected farmer, and had received n
good education. A paper found in his pocket
outlined his purpose OF murder and suicide.
Mrs. Montgomery was not hit. but Mrs Willis
WAS wounded in the side.
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MS0tg00e9y Co0nty Schools.
cHxf2BICArH AWARDED 10 xYw rEACHRRS.
AND rEAcHxRS AProGNFXxNrs CON.
YUMKn
Correspoadence q tn RvENnss STAR
RsCKvILa.E, Sept Sd.
The school commissioners have gives certin-
Gates 10 the following teachers - the result OF
the annual examination: Louise Etchison, M.
Z. Green, Ida Dove, Stella Eagle, Katie Brad
dock, Josie Bennett, Minnie Dudrow, II. Cora
Layton, NJ. Mowatt, r. Miuican, n. E Berry,
Evelyn Peter Govenia Bennett r. N. Ball, L.
G. Mickie, j. 8. Belt, George Farrer, c. w.
Moore, ]. w. Benson, r: d. Trundle. j. ID.
Berry, jr, w. Hinckley. W. 8. Poole, L. ID.
HERON, ]. Walters, ]. L Kelly, r. @: Kicker
son, c. Grady and B. & White. The following
teacners appointments were confirmed: II L.
hickerson, Emory; Daisy Peter, Dawsonville;
l. Al. Simmons, Ounce Orchard: Lille Cla-
gett Potomac; W. II. Pace, Comus; n. 4. Berry,
Sligo; George FarrAr, TrsvilAh; ID. Isherwood,
Middlebrook; r J. Green, Clarksburgh; g.
Brown, Brighton: @ +. Newton, Knowles, j.
w; Darby, Goshen; J. F. Boyer. Browning
Brown, Unity; l. Weer, Brookevil'e. The fob
lowing 10 the report OF the secretary and treas
urer: Receipts for the year, $39,47o; dtsburse-
ments for the year, $39, 433--leaving balance
unappropriated for the present school year,
S31. Number OF white schools, 90; colored,
2a-total, 80. Number of pupils enrolled for
the year, 6,244. Teachers empaoyed-white,
AZ; male, %; female; colored, IL male and
IL female. The collectors paid up In full the
which viii keep open the schools for nine
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Affairs I'm West W.shtu~tou-

BUILDING IMPRovEMENr.-Mr M. A. Nc
Gowan Is about to erect three dwelling houses
on n street, between 32d and S3d streets. They
moulded brick fronts, stone trimmings bay
windows and fat roofs, and will contain about
twelve rooms each, with all modern improve
each. Messrs. r. A. Hazel q Son are the con-
tractors for the work.
ROBBED OF HIS MoNEY.-Early this morn.
ing some one effected an entrance through the
32d street, and stole from sideboard drawer
$50 in cash. Mr.. Lucas who keeps house
furnishing store, stated that he had Just drawn
REFUSING TO Do DUrY.-Charles Shaw. a
white man employed on the schooner Eiva
City, was arraigned before Justice Buckey this
morning for refusing a to do duty. He was locked
GRAIN RECE!Prs-Canal boat E Lyons
Whiting, arrived with 1000 bushels of wheat
flor Hartley Brothers. Wheat sold ON change
at OH cents q bushel.
NOTES.-The work being done on 31st street
towards improving the same is being carried on
SO slowly that q number of residents in that
section are complaining efit.-Edward Scott,
charge of house breaking and stealing about
1S cents worth Of rope from Dennis Cady.-
Harry Campbell, young man, was arrested by
omGer d Fisner ior refusing to pay hack fare.
several places IN this town. Complaints are
sHIPrISs New. Schooner Ruth Robinson
City. Schooner Elva City cleared to-day with
900 tons of coal for Boston.
TEnERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
dition, 1. Receiving reservoir. tamperature.
70; condition at north connection, s; south
connection, 80. Distributing reservoir, tenn
Perature, 70; condiSon Ct infiuent gstehouse,
tides in the river to-day at 1887 q. m. and 4:25
p. m.
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THE WYOMING MASSACRE.
Aspect OF the AHalr'

THE PROBABLE COURSE OF cH1NA-wILL SHE
DEMAND INDEMNITY Or HOLD THE ShAS'
ANCE AS A DIPLOMATIC WEAPON?
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FINED FOR WRITING POLICY.-In the Police
Court yesterday Chas. Morris and his wife Flor
ence were tried for writing policy, and the man
was fined $50 or 90 days in Jail.