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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
eter nonahue,s Wll.

SAN FRANcIsco, December 1.-The
win Of the late Peter Donshue, who died
Thursday last, was made public to-day.
After some small bequests to friends and
charitable institutions he leaves his
widow one-third of the interest derived
from the invested property and the
homestead on Bryant street. The resi-
due is devised to his son, Mervyn Doua-
hue. and his daughter, Baroness Won
Schroeder, The estate is valued at
twelve million dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
REPLY TO YANKEE.
The eA.C. u. Again.

EDITOR HsRALD:-In your issue yes
.terday read few lines by sensible
Yankee. and am happy to learn that my
Eastern brothers are not all one sided al
to the A. C. U. organization. 1t will b.
found wide awake next Monday. WI
will strike the death blow to our foreign
foe, the China boars, for, as our friend
the sensible Yankee says, let no man be
elected TO sit in Los Angeles Couneil
mans chair unless he be No. ! anti
Chinese man. The A. G. US are at
tending to ell this and next Monday the
boys with the A. G. U. badge will d.
their duty nobly.
ANTI-CHINEsE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
pr. noxyers on Trial.

SAN FRAEoIsco, December 1.-The
examination Of DIR. ). Milton Bowers,
accused of poisoning his wife to getthe in
surance on her life, was commenced TO.
day before Jndge Rix, and after the
testimony Of one witness the further
hearing went over until tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
steamer pepartures.

The way steamer Eureka sailed for
the north at 4 ?. NJ. Monday with the
following passengers from this city;
For San Francisco--Miss Dora Fry,
Thos. Phillips. Geo. Winkler, M. J..
Carr.
For Santa Cruz--Carlos Sanchez.
For Port Harford--J: j. Stelzer, I.
p. Otis.
For Santa Barbara--Geo. Booth, Geo.
J. Denis ond wife. II. Sayler and wife,
]. Wills, C. W. King. w. Sing.
For Gaviota--Wm. Dolbow, wife and
three children.
For San Buenaventura-Chas. Henry
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Order Fixing Day of Hearing Of
Petition for Distribution.
In the Superior Court in and for Los
Angeles County, State Of California.
In matter of Estate of Anna B. Lockwood.
n..a


After reading and filing the petition OF
J. W. Potts, the Administrator OF estate Of
Anna b, Lockwood. deceased setting forth
that said estate is in a proper condition to
be closed AMI that a portion OF the residue
OF said estate remains to be divided among
the heirs Of said deceased or among the
persons entitled or turned over TO Executor
Of VIII in County of Belmont, Ohio.
II is ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of said Anna b. Lockwood, de-
ceased, be and appear before the Superior
Court OF Los Angeles, State of Californis. in
the Court House Of Countyof Los Angeles.
State Of California, on Monday the 9TH day
OF December, 1855. at 10 O'Clock A. n. then
and there TO show cause why an order OF
distribution should not be made OF the resi-
due Of said estate to the heirs OF said de-
ceased or turned over TO the Executor OF
viii and testament of deceased administer
ing upon said estate in Belmont Comfy.
Ohio.
IL is further ordered that copy OF this
order he published in the DAILY HERALp.
newspaper published in lhe City Of Los An
geles, State of California, at least ave days
wM A. CHENEY,
Judge Of superior Court.
November Soth, 1855.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
A areat Race.

The great steamships zealandia and
Alameda are now on great race over
the Pacific Ocean to Honolalu. then
wheeling scuthward to rush over the
equatorial ocean into the South Pacific
and on to Australia and New Zealand.
A race Ike this Of 10. 600 miles will be .
prominent theme Of interest for the next
three weeks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
UnconstitutiomaI.

CoLuMBUs, Ohio, December The
Supreme Court to-day rendered a decis-
ion in the Daggett habess corpus case.
brought up from Cincinnati. discharging
the defendant and holding that the Gin
cinnati and Cleveland election registry
law Is unconstitutional.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Chanucah-Dedicatien
Temple-

Temple
This festival Of light and liberty in
memory Of the Maccabees will be cele-
brated this evening. al 1902. NJ, in the
Synagogue. Twelve boys and girls of
the Conformation Glass will recite the
"History of Chancah" and light eight
candles with appropriate prayers. The
ohildren-chc;r will sing and Rev. DR..
sohreiber will deliver the sermon. All
welcome.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
THE APACmEs.
They sam oentinue their MUIR
derous Operations.

TOMBSTONE. A. IT,, December | -
Lieut.. Maus, with Chief Of scouta Har-
rison, arrived here to-day from Craw-
fords command, now in the middle pass
Of the Dragon Mountains, Chatto,
now the head chief remaining with the
Chiricahuas on the reservation, tela.
graphed on Sunday to Crawford's Apache
scouts to kill all Of the hostiles now out,
as until this is done they may not expect
peace nor safety for their families or
animals. Lieut.. Maus reports that there
were eleven Indians in the raiding party
One Of them Is q son OF the late notori-
GUS Chief Juh, who was killed by
Sanchez, White Mountain chief, who
with some scouts pursued the raiders.
Another OF the inarauders was badly
wounded. The band now out said that
they would never return TO the reserva-
ton until they had killed Chatto. The
hostile Chiricahuas are endeavo ring to
recapture their families, now prisoners
at Fort Bowie and San Carlos. A dis
nentiop has sprung up among the mem-
bers OF the Chiricahua tribe, which will
have an important bearing on the settle
ment Of the Indian war. Lieut.. Maus
returned to his command this afternoon.
making an unbroken ride OF fifty miles
to-day.
FRIENDLY INDIANS KILLED.
Tucson, A. T., December l.--0fficial
news from Fort Bowie says that party
Of Indians under the lead Of Josarie, a
brother of Chihuahna. were seen in the
vicinity of Fort Apache on the 23d inst,
Next day one of their number was killed
In an attack uponsa camp Of White
Mountain Indians about eight miles
southwest OF Apache. The following
day they attacked another camp OF White
Mountain Indians about twenty miles
south Of Apache. In these two attacks
they killed eleven women. four children
and five men.
SHERIDAN oLRARs oUT.
DEMINo. N. NJ, December l.--Rene-
qades visited the reservation and at
tempted to get the balance of the In
dians to Join them. but the interview
resulted in light, in which twenty -one
reservation Indians and only one hostile
was killed. LieutenantG eneral Sheri-
dan and staff laft for the East Today.
OFF THE RESERVATION.
Tucsos, A. r., December Lit is re.
ported here that fifty Indians have left
the reservation and are heading for Santa
Ritas. The settlers in the valley and
the soldiers camped in the Harshaw
mountains have been notified by a
courier.
CROOKS COMMAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, December l.--One OF
the immediate results Of General Sheri-
dams flying trip to New Mexico is an or.
der issued by Secretary Of War Endicott,
detaohing New Mexico from the De-
psrtment Of the Missouri and attaching
1t to the District of Arizona, with Gen.
Crook in command. News to this effect
was received at military headquarter'
here tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
mining stocks.

SANFRANcrsco, December best 4
Bslcher, sl.30; Chollar, LOO; Crocier,
Toe; Gould & Curry, s5c; Hale q Nor
cross, 1920; Mexican, 75c; Navajo, 45e;
Ophir, Sl.05; Peer, SOC; Peerless, 75c;
Potosi, Soc; Savage, Sl.60; Sierra Neva
da, 75c; Union Consolidated. Soc; Yellow
Jacket, sl.5O.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
AM InIuncsInn.

ATLANTA, Ca, December Judge
Mccoy, United States District Judge, at
a late hour last night issued a restraining
order against the declaration Of the re-
cent prohibition election in Atlanta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
The Engiish EIections.

LONDON, December 1.-The Tories
have gained four seats in the election.
In Limerick W. Abrahams, Nationalist,
was elected and in Donegal G. C.
O'Neill. Nationalist, was elected.
In Hornsey division Of Middlesex Sir
j. McGarelhogg, Conservative, received
1919 votes and Lord Kensington. Lib
eral, 3299. Lord Kensington is the
ninth member Of Gladstone's govern
ment who has been defeated at the polls.
The totals thus far are; Liberals, la8:
Conservatives, l76; Naticnalists, 80.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Attention Horsemeu.

Mr.. +. Bennett, Of the firm Of e. Bennett a
Son, Of Topeka, Ks, importersof Clydesdale,
Percheron, Norman and shetland ponies is
now stopping in this city few days looking
ipg 10 make any purchases OF the above
breeds would do well 10 call on him at the
oilce OF wilcox a Robins, No "a North
Spring street n2s-iw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Dissolution of ooparsnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name and style oil H. Newmark 4 Co., in
the city of Los Angeles, county Of Los An
geles, State OF California, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. II. Newmark
retiring.
The business will be continued by NJ. A.
Newmark & Co., who assume all debts and
liabilities and are authorized To collect all
accounts of the old firm.
Los Angeles, Dec. lst, 1Ss5.
HARRIS NEWARK.
MORRIS A. NEWARK.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
The yiretnsn senatorship.

New YORK, December LA Rich
mond. Va, special says; The Legisla-
ture meets Monday. The Democrats
have majority on joint ballot. 1t is
not known now If the Republicans will
nominate any candidate for the United
States Senatorship. The aspirants on
the Democratic side are Congressman
John r. Barbour and john w. Daniel.
In addition Judge Walter r. Staples,
Congressman J. Randolph Tucker and
Rev. Jabez NJ. Curry, now Minister to
Spain. are mentioned. The contest as it
now stands is between Barbour and
DapieI.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Reace Near.

BRLeRADE, December 1.-The armis-
tice between Servia and bulgaria is be-
ing strictly observed by all parties.
Prince Alexander has telegraphed to
King Milan his proposals for peace.
Each country will be required, under
tine conditions suggested, to respect the
integrity Of the Others territory. How
ever, IL is feared by many that the
strong Russian friendship for Bulgaria,
with corresponding feeling on the part
Of Austria for the Servian government.
win tend TO greatly complicate matters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Pork.

CHICAGO, December Pork -Quiel
and easter. closing at sS.S5@90 per BIB
December.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
kiuo Thcbnxv xurremdere.

LONDON, December The surrender
OF King Thepaw was unreserved.
He wanted terms, but his request was
refused and his unconditional surrender
demanded. He then acceded to the
British demanda.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Trying TO Thwart parnelI.

LONDON. December 1.-The Times
leading editorial this morning advocates
coalition Of the moderate Liberals with
the Tories as measure which viii thwart
the designs Of Parnell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
srATE OF oALrFoRNrA.

7 0o
County OF Los ASeRLKs.i co
/, C. II. Dunsmoor, County Clerk and ex-
0fticio Clerk OF the superior Court, do here
by certify the foregoing 10 be full. true
and correct copy of the original Certificate
Of Copartnership Of NJ. A. Newmark & Co.
on Ale in my office, and that have careful
ly compared the same with the original.
In witness whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
}sEAL{ Seal of the Superior Court, this
LIST day of December. 1885.
~ @. II. DUNSM00R,
County Clerk
By THEo. W. NRELY, Deputy. decl-im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
To Orchardists.
Wanted. Eight to Ten Car
Loads of Oranges.

The undersigned is desirous Of procuring
from eight to ten carloads of Oranges per
week during the coming season, to be de-
livered at San Jose. Parties owning orch
ards arc requested TO communicate with
the undersigned at once. stating the quaint
ty they will be able to furnish. and the con-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
The money Market.

New York, December |. - Money
easy at 2t@3a per cent; prime pa
per, 4t@5a; exchange bills, S4.S3; de-
mand, $4.S5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Nlnrfnsl fnr snnIn.

BcRpEkux, December i.--senor Ear
illa. Spanish agitator has started for
Spain for the purpose Of fomentine .
rising In favor Of a republic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
an,,-CooIIe club.

SANTA Cruz, December IAN anti
Coolie Club was formed at FELTON, last
night with between thirty and forty
u,arn hers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Accepted.

MADRID, December 1.-The new cab
met has accepted the Popes settlement
Of the Carolines question.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
A REVOLUTION.
Another Uprising In mexican N
state.

state.
SAN FRANCISCO, December The
Calls Monterey, Mexico, special gives
particulars Of revolution now in pro.
gress in the State OF Nuevo Leon, Mex
leo, in the interest of Romero Subio.
Secretary Of the Interior Of the United
Mexican States and the father-in.law Of
President Diaz. Subio aspires to sue
ceed Diaz to the Presidency Of Mexico
and is laying the foundation Of his eIec-
ton by elevating such persons to high
Offices In different Mexican States as will
use their influence for him In the election
which takes place in about year
The trouble arose from one Of
these changes being attempted in
the Governorship of Nuevo Leon
Official news from the City Of Mexico
cannot be obtained as there Is no one in
authority here to receive it with the ex-
ception Of General Reyes, and he re-
fuses to make any statement or give any
reason for refusing to render aid to the
Governor. 1t is now whispered that
the general government Is at the bottom
OF q revolutionary movement and that
the reason 1t gives for eountenancing
the insurgents is that II may be able to
establish military government over
Nuevo Leon, as was done in Cohuita
about year ago. More fighting is an
ticipated, but 1t ia not thought that
Governor sepulyeda will relinq uish his
authority without further resistance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

Precipitation from tog.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Monthly mean barometer, %. 997.
Highest barometer and date: 30079; 26th
Lowest barometer and date: %. 9.70l: 5th.
Monthly range Of barometer, ATS.
Monthly mean temperature, 595.
Highest temperature, 7S,5 deg; 30th.
Lowest temperature. 10.3 deg; 18th.
Monthly range OF temperature, 2S2.
Greatest daily range OF temperature 36. 2 deg.
Least daily range Of temperature, 2.6 deg.
Mean daily range Of temperature, 1856 deg.
Mean daily dew point SIG deg.
Mean daily relative humidity, III.
Prevailing direction OF wind, w,
Total movement Of wind, 4,702 miles.
Highest velocity Of wind and direction, 20 miles,
ESE.
Total precipitation, SIS inches.
Number OF days on which .01 inch or more
OF rain or fog fell. IL.
Number Of foggy days. O.
Number OF clear days, IA; fair, s; cloudy, 8.
Number Of days on which rain fell. 1.
Dates Of auroras, none.
Dates OF solar halos, 8.
Dates Of lunar haios, none.
Date Of frosts. Il. 10,
coHpAaArIvs MEAN rkufsRAruRk.
1877, GIL; 1878. bss: 1879, 56.5; 1850 55.5;
1881, SIS; 1889, 573 1883, 81; 1854, 500; 1855,
59d.
COMPARATIVE FREcIPfArIoss.
1877. as; 1878, 90; 1879, s44; 1885, ~; 1881,
n. 1882. 1.s2: 1883, 90. 1884. 1.07 1885. 5.55:
= :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Ladies'. Attention |

Having received from the East an extra
large consignment II the very latest styles
In dne Millinery Goods fbeingt delayed BY
late washouts. will sell them at astonish-
Ing low prices to dispose Of them at once.
Also received beautiful line OF Chllds
Caps, Hoods and Bonnets, and Ladies' Hats
and Honnets, the argest and finest aAHort-
ment In town. No. 15 3. Spring st. next door
10 Nosgroqe's Cloak House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Certificate Of Partnership.

: cousrY or Los ANGELES. S.
On this LIST day OF December, in the year one
thousand eighthundred and etghty-ive, be.
fore me, A. C.Holmes,a a Notary public in and
for the county OF Los Angeles, personally
appeared NJ. A. Newmark, NJ. H. Newmark,
Max Cohn and Carl Seligman. known TO me
to be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the within instrument, and &C.
knowled to me that they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal.
SEAL A. C. HOLMES,
Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Pets-ssafn.

NEW YoRK, December l.-Petrolsum
steadyi United Pipe Line. sstc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
ROYAL PILLOW SHAM HOLDER.

Awarded First Prize at Mechanics Fair.
San Francisco, 1855.
PUT ON ANY BED FOR 81.
Cail and see II order by Postal Card.
s. A. SOuTHER, Patantee and Manu-
facturer, 101 South Main Sc.
Agents Wanted. decl Nv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

psmisns BItssrs rssllates the ssonseh
Michel Isvr 4 Co., wholesale liquor dealers,
sxsnis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
meseorolosleal SUMMARY. ~

Los AsakLks SIGNAL orrtoE,
December l. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
pOORHOTSE 1DuIyISIRATION.

The address which the Hon. William i. Letch-
worth lately delivered before the superintendent
of the Poor of this State contains not little OF
general interest. Mr. Letchworth has for many
years taken special interest ia whatever concerns
the administration OF poorhouses, and rs president
of the State Board of Charities has done much
to improve the condition OF these and related inst-
tutons His aim in the address under consideration
was simply ~ he himself defined it. to emphasize
n few general principles and 70 offer few hints
relating to poorhonse management
Perhaps the most important paragraph IN the
address is that which is devoted to the proposition
that the legal settlement of paupers should he
,crutInlzed in order that dependents belonging To
other localities may he transferred to the care of
their friends To the proper authorites' Those
who are familiar with the work OF the state Board
If Charities are well aware that for many years the
taxpayers have been saved hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars by lust such wholesome scrutiny of the legal
settlement OF paupers. The poor we have always
with u.s. and il is right that we should provide for
our own poor while il is manifestly unjust that We
should he forced To pay the way of the poor OF other
Stat.s or other countries We suspect that few OF
our citizens have any conception of the amount
which has been saved to the public treasury by the
Boards friendly but e1ectual war on paupers who
are not properly to be charged to Nev-York. Mr..
are worth reproducing. Since the passage OF the
laws in relation TO the removal Of State and alien
paupers. and up TO October /. 1ssl, there were
brought under the control of the Board 1851
disabled aud homeless persons having no legal
settlement in this State OF this number 7s62
proved To he alien paupcrs and were returned to
the States and countries whore they belonged thus
relieving New-York of a tremendous burden. Mr.
Letchworth shows how large this burden would
have been as follows:
Assuming 1852 paupcrs would have proved
permanent burdens aud estimating the average lie OF
each after becoming State charge, Ia continue but
fifteen years. and the per capita cost OF their main
trnauce at 81 IS per week. after deducng the Rppro
pristions that been made from time Ia time for
carving the state fanper law. net saving shown
of SO4lO63O. n not than ono hall OF those sent
out OF had proved permanent charges the net
saving would still be about i've aud quarter millions.
The State Board of Charities ia not given to
sounding a trumpet before itself. but it is.quictly
doing 3 great public service. That 1t has raised
the standard of poorhouse administration there can
be no doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
pP1CTIC1L REFORN.

The importance of electing clean men 10 the
Legislature this year seems 20 be generally APP
prcciated by Republicans. Several members Of
the last Legislature who were chiefly respon-
siblc for all that was bad in the record of that
body, not profting by the warning of Republi-
can newspapers, are in a fair way OF being
forced into retirement in a manner that will not
be pleasing to them. conference of leading
Republicans was recently held in Brooklyn to
take measures to defeat the nomination of such
unworthy candidates. Active work is already
being done in Senate and Assembly districts in
Brooklyn, New-York, and in various other
counties.
This is n practical method of bringing about
reform that deserves encouragement from all
true Republicans. The time TO do this work Is
now and not after the nominations are made.
Then il is a choice between n Democrat and
Republican, while now the choice is between a
worthy and an unworthy Republican. a clean
legislative ticket in Brooklyn, for instance
means the choice Of Republican Mayor and a
large gain in votes to the State ticket. Similar
nominations in this city and elsewhere In the
State will have like effect on the State ticket.
In fact, without good legislative nominations
it will be difficult If not impossible for the Re-
publicans to carry the State.
The men who deserve defeat have already
done great injury to their party by their course
in Albany. If they will not retire peaccably,
stronger means must be used. No more i'm
portant work confronts the Republicans of the
State at the present time. The Brooklyn com
mIttce is on the right track and it should have
the sympathy and encouragement of Republi-
cans in every legislative district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
PERSONAL.

Mr. Henry Bergh OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals 4, at the New American Hotel Rcn-
hed springs
spanning stories about the number and staying
qualities OF the they have made. and fisher
men aud horse-t traders look on with speechess awe
Colonel Hgdns0n Is enthusiastic tricycle. rider
lie prefers vehicle the hey Gle because he can on
1t take his little girl with him.
The monument TO Miles standish on Captains Hill.
Duxbury is still unfinished because Of a lack Df funds
Harry Furiss the famous Punch carcatur1st. says IA
a rule statesmen are difficult to caricature " sir
Charles Dixie. Sir william Harcourt. Sir Drnmmond
Wolff Lord Salisbury aud ord Randolph Churchill are.
he saws easy TO catch. Mr. Chamberlains mouth Is q
difficulty, but tails is compensated by his eyeglass
Mr. Gladstone's face ia good when taken In severe
spect but when you try catch h' smile the likeness
,oes Lord Beaconsied the best subject for
carcaure ever had Among other splendid suDJecfs
Of the past Lord PalmersOn, Sir Robert Peel LORD
Bronghan and Lord John Russell Members OF Parlia-
ment should abstain like actors from growing boards.
otherwise they spoil themselves for being made up by
favorite characters. Now Lord Harrington is ALWAYS
Harrington IL Is impossible 10 transform him INTO any
nther character. Paruelrs appearance Is constantly
changing week be will appear with shaggy Deafu
and locks the next all trim AMI spruce, so tnat
tho ,urst be constantly the Gus rtre Inc
safer Man il TO take mans type and stick to It. Brad
laugh l. fayoriie subject or NINE and In consequence OF
my carcaures OF him. IL has more tan once oeeh hlhleu
10 NE that have been IN danger OF Kcking from ohc
other OF his admirers