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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-15
SWEEP on THE CHoLERA.
The south OF France sucoumblng to the
Grim Invader.


Grim Invader.
MADRID, Sept. 14.-There were 1,Ol6
new cases OF cholera and 625 deaths yes
terday throughout Spain.
The reports Of cholera for the week end
ing last night show that the disease 10
stationary in the provinces Of Sansander
and Barcelona, and In all other infected
provinces there has been a steady de-
crease. A fair ratio In regard 10 the lat
ter assertion is taken from the province of
Granada. Yesterday there were only ~
new cases OF cholera and % deaths re-
ported In that province, while on Sunday,
Sept. 9, there were 334 new cases
and AZ deaths reported. TIE deums were
generally sung In the churches through
out Spain yesterday. The Official num-
Der Of deaths reported yesterday for the
whole OF Spain was 3S7.
MARsEILLEs' LAST BULLETIN.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. l4.-Seven deaths
from cholera have been reported in this
city to-day. Thirty patients remain un-
der treatment in the Pharo hospital. No
more bulletins Will be issued here.
CONFIDENCE REvIvING IN TOULoN.
TOULoN, Sept. l4.--NOt single death
from cholera was reported here last night.
Shops are reOpenng and numbers Of retu-
gees are returning TO the city. There are
only II cases OF cholera ut present under
treatment.
Only two persons died OF cholera In this
city to-day.
SWEEPING SOUTH FRANcE.
PARIS. Sept. li.-Cholera Is spreading
In the south Of France. In Manesqu0
there have been 50 deaths within three
weeks, and numerous deathe have occur
red In other towns. Al Aubagne - per-
sous have died from the disease within a
few days. The epidemic Is decreasing az
Salon.
QUARANTINE AGAINST SICILY.
ROME, Sept. 14.-Quarantine has been
established against all arrivals from
Sicily. The government has commenced
issuing cholera bulletins. The first shows
that from Sept. % Sept. ~ there were
146 cases and So deaths reported in the in
fected districts Of Italy. There were re-
ported to-day new cases and deaths at
Palermo, and 10 new cases and deaths
at Parma.
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Hyaclntheln VOW PoIicy.

PARIS, Sept. l4.--Pore Hyacintbe has
come out as an indirect advocate Of for
ward colonial policy.
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Fourth-CIass Postmasters.

WASHINGTON. Sept. n.-The following
fourth-class Postmasters were appointed
to-day:
Florida-At ChattahOochee, Tomlinson
f. Morgan.
Mlssissippi-At Montpelier, A. A. Beas-
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oUARANrTNE AGAINST SICILY.


LONDON, Sept. i4.-John BRIGHT win
address the electors Of Bury Ia support Of
Sir Henry james for pariiamcnton OCT. 3.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-15
SUIT OVER A WILL.
The AusteiI Heirs of Atlanta to Try tn
Efficiency of the Courts.

The AusteiI Heirs of Atlanta to Try the
Efficiency of the Courts.
ATLANTA, Sept. l4.-Gen. Alfred Aus
tell, who died in 1882, left an estate worth
about 100000, He left will with w.
w. Austell, W. j. Garrett and James
Swami as executors. The property Of the
estate WAS left in equal shares to the
children-W. W. Austell, Mrs. James
Swami, Mrs. Albert E. Thornton and AL
fred Austell, Jr. With notifications af-
fectlng the rights Of Mrs. Austell, and
few special bequests as TO the portion al
lowed to the widow, It was stipulated
that she should have the family residence
as long as she lived, or remained unmar-
ried. In addition to this she was to have
$4,000 year whether she married again
or not.
SECURING THE ANNUITY
Tosecure the payment of this annuity
property on Decatur street, known as the
Trout house, lot, was forbidden to be
sold, and the proceeds of the rent of the
houses thereon was reserved for Mrs. Aus
tell up to the amOuntOf $1,000, the residue
to be divided between the children. Mrs.
Austell renOunced the provisions OF the
will and elected her dover, which gave
her equal rights with the children I'm the
distribution OF the estate. The will left
James Swami as guardian of Alfred
Austell, and Of Mrs. Austell. Mr.. Swami
is director of the New York Cotton Ex-
change.
SUIT AGAINST MR.. SWAMI.
A suit has been entered In the Superior
Court by w. w. Austell and w. j. Gar
rett against James Swami to require him
TO place the Trout house property in the
general scheme OF the will. 1t is declared
that as Mrs. Austel has elected her
dover, there is no further reason for re-
serving this property as security for her
dover, and that the executors should be
allowed 10 sell the property aud TO REIN
vest the proceeds if they see
proper to do so. While the
proceedings are nOmlually against Mr..
Swann it is understood that they are
brought in this form because he is the
guardian Of Mrs. Austell as to her rights
IN the property in question. Mrs. Aus
tell opposes the coDferrlng upon the ex-
ecutors Of the right TO dispose of the
property in question. The case will be
heard at the October term Of the Superior
court.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-15

NORWICH, CONN, Sept. 14.-The strik-
ing weavers Of the Falls Company's mills
were paid of to-day. Notices were posted
that the mills will be- shut down on
weavers snail conclude TO resume work.
This will add 400 more operatives 30 the
number already on strike aud make thei
total number OF persons out OF work 700.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

A CORRESPONDENT who signs him
self ''Democrat," and who is doubt
less as much of a Democrat as he is a
genuine American, attacks the Messrs.
Griffin and Graham, nominees for the
Board OF Education on the Democrat
ic ticket, ON the ground of their reli-
gion, This is dastardly assault and
flttingly supplements the Know Moth
Ing crusade OF the Times OF some weeks
ago. The very .recosuitiop OF God
was excluded ffom the constitutional
the United States on the ground that
the Fathers of the Republic intended
TO form government in which reli-
gion as State institution should not
figure even by inference. The inten-
ton of our esteemed contemporary
may have been to injure the Messrs.
Griffin and Graham by this assault,
hut it will certainly act as boom
erang and knock over the friends OF
the thrower. No genuine American,
in casting his vote for any citizen for
any office, will ask whether he is jew
or GENTLE, Mohammedan or Chris
tian. In this country mans religion
or lack OF religion is matter for his
private conscience, and he is account
able to no one for the tenets he may
hold so long as he obeys the laws
made in pursuance OF the Constitu-
tions OF his State and nation. We
may add that the attacks upon both
gentlemen have been. singularly I'M
called for. They are energetic and
intelligent friends OF ourpublic schools
and anxious to extend their field Of
usefulness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
ALI. lovers OF Southern California

ALI lovers of Southern California
will be heartily gratifed at the hand
come way the Southern California
Fruit Growers Protective Union has
started out. This is distinctively
home institution and its successful
debut is most auspicious for the bank
accounts OF our orchardists. The
gor which has been shown in the
preliminary work is guarantee OF
the efficiency and permanence OF the
organization. We are pleased to see
that Mr.. l.. j. Rose has announced
his intention TO identify himself with
this home movement. 1t is thus as
sured almost the entire body OF the
orange shipments of Southern Cali
fornia, at the same time that the
high character and experience of its
membership guarantee its pecuniary
and business success. To great OK
tent the Union will abolish the mid
dleman, which of itself involves great
additional profits TO our orchardists
The HERALD is glad to be able to as
sure its readers that with the white
scale relegated to the limbo OF things
lost upon earth, and there are dozen
sovereign specifics to that end, the
future of our orange interests could
not well be brighter than they now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

THE elections thus far in England
may have disappointed the hopes OF
the Liberals TO some extent, but as
the news OF the later returns come to
hand Mr.. Gladstone is seen not TO
have lost his hold ON the English
masses. His majority may not be
large, but he will in all probability
have majority. Ii MIR. Parnen
shall prove TO be as strong as he him
self has anticipated, we do not see
how he can fail to hold the balance
OF power in the House of Commons.
His following, such as it shall prove
to be, will be thoroughly at command
and will be disciplined by the shrewd-
est, coolest and most determined POI
litical leader who has disclosed him
self in British politics The Parnell-
ite membership in the next House Of
Commons has been placed as high as
eighty. II it approaches anything
like that figure, added the Consery-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

ative members, II will make fair
working, and to the Liberal force an
overwhelming, majority. The talk
Of an understanding between Glad
stone and Salisbury looking to a COM
bination and ignoring Of the Irish
party is all bosh. There IL a state of
the most enyenomed rivalry between
the two parties, and according long
deferred justice to ireland will proba-
bly, seem preferable 10 both Gladstone
and Salisbury TO acknowledging the
ascendancy Of his opponent. The
Irish question will have TO be met in
the end, and it may as well be settled
now as later. The natural solution
Of the electoral programme, il Sails
bury shall secure any sort Of follow
ing, will be a continuance Of the alli-
ance already established between
him and Parnell. Thus far the situa-
ton looks remarkably we'll for the
Irish leader, and it need surprise no
one II he shall turn up ms master Of
the English ministerial and parlia-
mentary crisis and practical dictator
Of the relations Of Ireland with the
British Empire.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

THE hated foreigner-the subject Of
the heated invective OF the 1imes--is
apt to prove a very potential factor in
the election next Monday. The for
eigner has always been useful in
strumentslity in American affairs. In
the persons OF Lafayette, De Grasse,
De Rochambeau. Baron Steuben,
Kosciusko and Pulaski, he made the
United States an accomplished possi-
bility amongst the nations Of the
earth. This Caucasian foreigner has
stayed by the country very steadily
ever since. One OF these Irish for
eigners born at sea-Gen. Andrew
Jackson--won the battle Of New Or
leans. In the war for the Union they
were everywhere. They will be on
hand in Los Angeles Monday next,
with their usual significance of pro-
gress and victory for the right.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

THOSE who desire to see Los An
geles the center OF the wine produc-
ton and OF the cosmopolitan life Of
the Pacific Coast should bear in mind
the fact that talk is cheap and work
counts. The coming election will de-
eide whether our young and progress
sive city is TO be side-tracked into
provincialism, with the Jug behind
the door as the emblem Of dailylife or
whether, by adhering TO our old time
habits, we shall furnish to those
whom we invite to drink our manu-
factures a practical example Of their
innocuousness. II is useless to try
TO disguise the fact that there is in
our midst q strong prohibitory ele-
ment, and that the jumping OF the IL
cense rate on the sale OF our pure
wines, brandies and beers from ten
dollars to fifty dollars month is but
the entering wedge to that prohibit
ton which has wrought such com
pounded hypocrisy and misery in
Maine, Iowa and Kansas. Iealots
are now seeking to drive in the thin
end ofthis wedge, to be followed by
its butt. They are in a minority Of
our people il this programme were
fully outlined. Can any intelligent
man afford TO be caught in such
clumsy trap? The way TO win sig
nal victory for progress and civiliza-
tion is to turn out next Monday and
lend your whole influence to success
at the polls. So vote that those who
entertain plans OF sumptuary law leg
islation will be dreaded in the future
by any political party, and their ad-
hesion avoided as an infallible pre-
cursor of political disaster. As sub
sidiary to this phase OF the matter II
is highly desirable that the theorists
and impracticables who control the
present City Council shall be held in
check and made to recognize the true
functions OF their position. They
have bankrupted the city, have con-
sumed time that ought to have been
devoted TO the public interest in triv-
ial controversies and in devising ex-
t.avagant outlays Of the public money,
and they are in utter need OF rebuke
and monition. Let no man who sym
pethizes with the bright future of Los
Angeles neglect to deposit, Monday
next, a ballot for the Democratic mu-
nicipal nominees,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

Mr.. JoHS MAsKELL was nominated
in the Fifth ward last night by the
convention Of the people. in place ol
Col. Walter s. Moore, declined. Mr..
Maskell is a respected and influential
citizen; and, above all things, an ir'
rigator, class which is not promi-
nently represented on either ticket.
The Democratic City Committee can
not do better thing than endorse
this nomination. Mr.. Maskell would
make good and efficient member Of
Council and ought to be elected. He
and Captain Barrett would make a
strong team.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
777----==77
The larnnd Aims af Llfa

Are nullities to the chronic invalid.
What TO him are the rewards OF ambi.
ton, the accumulation of fortune, or the
fruition of domestic happinessl The
zest OF life is gone, its aims are dead.
Well for him il all this is not irretriev
albeit his malady is not of the deep
seated organic sort which forbids hope
of cure. For many OF the ills to which
flesh is heir, formerly supposed to be
incurable, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is sovereign remedy. Among them
are dyspepsia, chronic constipation,
rheumatism, debility and nervousness.
These are remodiable with the grand
restorative which does the work
thoroughly, striking at the root of the
evils to the removal of which it is
adapted. BY insuring activity and pur-
ity OF the circulation, inducing healthy
flow Of the bile, and promoting regu-
lar habit of body, it fortiies the system
against marlaria. II is also useful aS
diuretc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
EspecInII, 4. N,nm.n.

Sweet Is revenge, especially to WON
en-, said the gifted, but naughty Lord
Byron. Surely he was in bad humor
when he wrote such words. But there
are complaints that only women, safer,
that are carrying numbers of them down
to early graves. There liz hope for those
who suffer, no matter how sorely or Sc
verely, in DR.. X. V. Pisreo's "Favorite
Prescription. Safe in its action il is a
blessing, especially 10 ieomea and 10 men
too, for when women suffer- the house
hold is askew.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complaint
you have "a printed guarantee ou every hot
tie of Shiloh's Nitalizer. II never fails To
cure. Sold by q. y. HeinEeman, l22 r. Main
street
WHY WILL YOU cough when shilohr
Cure will give immediate relief. Price II
ots. 30 cts, and 81 sold by q. Il Heinzeman.
l22 N. Main street
You will never have a sour feomsoh ~ you
drink Damiana Bltters.
A ANAsAL INJECTOR free With each bottle
Shiloh's Catarrh Kennedy Price 90 cents
r. by @. +. He nzeman, l2sfg. Main street
CATARRH CURED, heAkh and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price SO cents, Nasal Injector free. sold by
q. +, Heinzeman. l22 North Main street
Ladies who are troubled with cramps and
nervousness Should drink DamianR Bitters
tits pleasant to take
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
-. ID. ID.

Few realize that the stomach is near.
ly always the offending organ in what
are called bilious attacks, nevertheless
that such is the case is a scientific fact.
Keep the stomach healthy aud the
whole body will be healthy. Cholera
and other germ diseases" canno. be
propagated in the system il the stomach
and blood are in healthy state. De
Havens Dyspepsia Cure secures this do.
sirable state of the stomach and blood,
For sale at Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
CITY Hoard OF Education.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. |, 'S5.
Board met in regular session mt !
o'clock. Present, the full Board. F. A.
Gibson presiding.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved.
The Finance Committee reported fa'
vorably ON bills as per demand book,
and warrants were ordered drawn for the
several amounts.
Bids for building fences were read in
open Board, and ON motion the matter
was deferred until the Finance Commit.
toe report as to the funds available for
such purposes.
On motion, adjourned until Saturday
nt JPN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
cry ELECTION DEC. IN. 1856.
nrnraa. soAnp o. rDueArIoN.

YESTERDAY all that was mortal Of
Thomas A. Hendricks was laid in the
tomb with most impressive ceremo-
mics and in the presence OF an i'm
mense and distinguished concourse.
His death leaves great gap in
American politics and deranges very
seriously the political calculations Of
the day. In addition 1t leaves a sad
chasm In most estimable household.
In the country the loss is great. In
the family 1t is irreparable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Notice for Application of city Deed.

Notice is. hereby given that application
Will be made to the Council of the City Of
Los Angeles. at the session Of said COUNCIL
g be held Tuesday, December s h w, ,ci,s a; p,
Isabella Thornton and J. W. G. Miller and
George B. Senter Of ali OF those certain tracts
of land situate In Los Angeles City .snd
County. State of California and described
TO Isabella Thornton that certain tract
commencing at point in the northerly line
OF Aliso street, sixty (60l feet easteriy from
Ramirez, and running thence In an easterly
direction along said street SIXTY tG0l feet TO
property now owned by j. W; Q. Miller and
George b. senter, thence northerly one nun
dred u00) feet, thence westerly sixty t6U) ieet
thence southerly one hundred (lOO) feet
to place of beginning; said above tract hay-
ing frontage Of sixty. t6o) feet on Also @
street and running back one hundred tiUc)
feet at right angles with said street
TO J. W. @. Miller and George d. Senter,
that certain tract commencing at point Ia
the northerly line OF Also street one nun
dred and twenty (12ol feet easteriy from the
Ramirez, and running thence in an easterly
di rection along said street thirty six iS6)
feet to the property of one. Alonzo Waite,
thence northerly one hundred liool ieet,
southerly one hundred tloo) feet 70 point OF
beginning, being a lot Of land fronting
thfrty-six 1857 feet on Also street and run
ming back one hundreu liUo) Ieet ~ flknt
angles with said Also street. 10 J. W G. Mil
Ter the undivided four-hfths thereof and 70
George B. Senter an undivided one-hth
thereof
Reference is made to the abstract Of title.
petition and map now on file In my ONCE,
and all parties Interested are hereby noti-
fed that they are required to file their ob.
jections, IL any they have, In writing a.
least one day before the said session OF the
Council OF sfh day OF December, 1885.
W. w. ROBINSOE,
Clerk of the Council Of the City of los
Los Angeles, November 2sth, 1885. tides
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
DAILY HERALD.
single copies Of the herald. . Q. NJ.
gerald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD steam Printing House II not
surpassed BY any Job printing ONCE ON the
Pacific Coast. outside Of Ban Francisco, IN
facilities for doing Job work. Low prices
good work and execution may be relied upon
at this otice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
snac;ai Notice.

-,aeresrrer notices Of companies, societies.
churches. etc, win only be inserted In the
HERALD as paid advertisements Wereserve
for places Of worship gratuitous directory
which will appear every Sunday morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

Is guaranteed 10 be cheaper, cleaner, safer
aud give better satisfaction for the money
than any other class of fuel for sale in this
market To be had at all coal yards. Whole
sale and retail by
WALTER s. MANwHLI,
Office 10 Court St TelephAne 49,
Yard, corner Alameda and jackson, Tee-
phone 3lb.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

The HERALD once ia connected with the
telephone system Of Los Angeles city ana
county. orders for advertisements OF jop
work may be sent through this medium to
number lb6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
T. B.
Wellington Coal

John wieland's celebrated philadelphia
Lager Beer now on draught at the leading
saloons. Sleinike & Bruuing, sole agents
and bottlers, 154 L. First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
. Mnu,nr Onrx,s snIvon

VIII heal all Inflammation without pain I
the sufferer. 1t Is soothing and cooling
pleasant TO the smell, does not draw like
other salves. Foa sale by g. y. Heinzemanr
sole agent. Price % cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Stop YOurC0upl,

By taking the Gum Tree (euoalypsus) Cough
Syrup, Only for sale by g. Il. BehiEeman
druggist, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
uca,cn,oa IubnI.,,o

No one can say aught againsA she use of
the contrary we are In fao5r ~ them. SO
says DR.. Williams, who has lad the honor of
treating over $1,000 Patterns during the past
lSynars
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

The HERALD "a the ofiiciai paper Of the city
OF Los Angeles. The city delinquent tsx lists
and ali other municipal notices appear only
IN It's columns.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

cerninQ tho absence of the President It
was that his coming would have diyest.
ed an element OF unsafety about the
person of the President. the thought of
which should not be harbored in the
minds Of the people. There was some
natural curiosity on the part of por-
tion Of the people TO catch a view Of
come men Of national reputation here
to pay their respects for the dead,
but this was limited to the lobbies Of the
hotels. In the line Of procession the
decorum shown was one OF the striking
features Of the day happenings. The
presence OF no one was marked by
cheers or even an open acknowledge
ment, which might be deemed in its way
an eloquent tribute to the dead aud a
profound respect for the nature Of
events. When the arrangements for in
terment were being perfected it was sug.
gested that military guard should
be placed at least for time.
The directors of Crown Hill Gene
terry declared that this would
be needless, as their watehmen were
efficient against any possible vandalism.
This view was also taken by the family
aud no special guard was placed over
the grave. The death of Vice. President
Hendricks leaves his widow in one sense
entirely alone, so far as the possession
and keeping up Of their homestead in
this city is involved. It is presumed,
however, that she will for the time make
her home with the family of 8. M. Nor
gan, her brother, also a resident
here, who has been close to
her in her present great bereavement.
Col. John M. Wilson, who had charge
of the United States Senatorial party,
brought with him from Washington not
only gift of flowers from Miss Cleve-
land but also an autograph letter from
the President to Mrs. Hendricks. This
letter Mrs. Hendricks says was one
purely of personal coincidence and SYM
pathy, and one that she would not care
to give out for publication.
When Mrs. Hendricks returned
10 her home from Crown Hill
the old homestead residence, which had
been left in charge of a committee Of
ladies, was divested of all memorial
floral tributes and other sharp reminders
Of her great sorrow. The CRATE fires had
been lighted and everything done to re-
store the rooms to their former homelike
appearance. She passed the evening In
company with Mrs. Thornton, her niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, her brother and
sister-in-law, and Mr.. and Mrs. Niles of
Washington, very intimate friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Niles will remain with her un-
til the end of the present week, when
they will return East.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Horace A. Ferguson.

p.., rs,s,a and General Commission Bro
her Room is Temple Block, over
County Bank.
Free Intelligence bureau for for
eieners. Reliable agents in British Colnm-
his England and Canada. referenees
q. W Mortimer, British Vice ConsuI; =; h;,., -
Marn,il. Cashier l.. A. County BaukS NJ
lain j. Hutchinson. Avf---