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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
OR G n III s.=s i
Max E-Iser.
SOUTH AMERICA.
ChoIera In BgasIi

RIO DE JAEEIRo, Nov. 30.--Medicsl
experts nave pronounced the supposed
cases Of cholera In this city TO be moth
ing more than cholerine.
In Rosario, however, red cholera IL
raging and Il constantly increasing.
GUARDING AGAINST CHOLERA.
VALPARAISO, Nov. S0,--Active measures
are being taken here and elsewhere in
Chill 70 prevent the appearance OF cholera
IN the Argentine Confederation Sanitary
cordons have been formed In the Cordil.
leras. Stations have been opened for the
examination aud quarantine OF travellers.
IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
BuENos AYREs, Nov. 40 - There are
now ten cases Of cholera among the pa
iients 40 the lunatic Aeylum near the city
The number OF victims within the city
has AZ no time exceeded eight daily. AT
Rosario the condition Of AFFAIRS has Inn
proved some what. Yesterday there were
only twenty-eight new cases and fourteen
deaths. At Cordoba yesterday process
sion OF i5, COO persons passed through the
streets carrying the images Of saints pray
ing yehemently that the epidemic may dis.
appear. There we're twelve new cases
and five deaths yesterday at Cordoba.
Great alarm prevails throughout the Ar.
gentiue Republic over abe brad Of
cholera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
ASKS an INJUNCTION.
WA ~ Legal 10 ni,o, Lieutspant GOV
aruor ~ Ibdinpng

WA ~ Legal 10 Elto, - Iientspant GOV.
eruor ~ IbdlnDn2
IgDhNAroLts, IND, Nov. 80,---Gr en-
Smith, president pro ten, Of tho senate,
ard hold,ogGr senator from JeuningB
county, to-day filed In the office 81 the
clerk OF Marion circuit court petition
for M Injunction 10 rostfain the secretary
4 state from transmitting 10 the speaker
u tho house OF representatives the 70.
suit Of the yote cast for lieutenant gov.
ern0r az The recent election ~
this state. Smith ~ Dem
0crat aud temporary presiding
officer Of tho senate, of which body no
will become the actual presiding ofleer
IN case the courts hold Tat ap 81 ctl0n Of
Acknowledgement wnA unnecessary 10
fili The yacsnoy caused by Gen. Manaons
accepting federal position, Robertson,
Republican, WAS elected lieutenant GOV.
ern1r AZ the recent election. Tho suit
and this result will have nm important
bcafiog Ia TINS coming senatorial contest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
70 TIGHq COERCION
A Letter by The President Of tho Irish
National lesgua N America 10
the State Delegates
They Are Called Upaa % Garry nnl tho
Promises Made ID rRtlr lale
National Convention.
Morn Fonde Wnntsa ~ Meet uie a'nty
N'tempi 70 nauEesee tte Ectelgn
h&Uhtoues 10 hn riiisu.

ldNcolN, Nrp NoN, go rhp iailow-
leE circular iwe been eddfWsed ~ pteti.
dent fhgeernia @ thu STATIC delegates of
tho lush National Lensuo ot America IA
view Of the recruit crisis 10 IrelAndi
slr--fhe Tory government OF Great
Britain has once more Oyircoa its inca.
paolty to guyern llelaad ~ other m03ua
than coercion Our brethren III lrslaau
are egaiu called upon 60 show hy o0nr.
age, suffering end ebli#a8Ance,
hist Trey are the horoes II
their iathcr'a herciam Tho tlna has
come when we thoula prove by oNr Uoy
lions thN nur hearts hgat Ia uni8un with
tho'is IA q common love tNr ~ land and
liberty ipw weeks luce we pgbmlsud
Chs, should haglandagain hive rVUputep 10
coercion We would stay hY them We
must now redcem tnat picdge,
Public meebnps ara. proclaimed,
country 20 overcome, and shuuld tho
opportunity oN 10 slangAter thp fNahle.
Prison cells await tho NHttnna leaders
and every rnpinu Of opplO9l0n 0na
unconstitutional leRalnllon IA about 10
be uaed TO prep az tyranny md iNinshoo
and lo ciush Tho legitimate aspirations Uf
IRELAND, W. must eco that car prUmise
no assistance was no idIg boast.
THO binte deloHHtea nrd called
updn 20 proceed az oAoB to
tic work Of orr nlzlrg Leagues 10 their
rsppctlyc states aud ppayluces. Thty
should use tyory mesns % lncyNaed the
pgmbtrehlp ~ the existing branches and
80 establish nNw once, and SHOULD urge
The officers 81 the branches withln thoir
jurisdiction 70 devise means 10 promplly
raise funds aud inrwBrd them u Eho
national treasurer q Charles 0'Rallly,
y ~ as Detroit, Mich 10 aid 81 anu
eviction fond, We must not stand idle Ia
The lace Of the present crlsle, and cxpe.
rleucc has proved the intllty Of coercion
70 crush determined and united people.
With The loyal aid uf her eNtled children
ireland must come ont " thla struggle
uncouqucrpd, unoopquera1lo aud yletorl-
Gus Yours, faithfully,
ions FITZGERALD, President
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
STAGE VS.. OuURou.

rho American Opera Company saya It
PorTaya the nfarest Picture OF nanys,,
Posaibie.
81 Louis, Mo Nov 30 THE manage,
ment OF The national Opera company
furnish the following card TO tho public
IN reply TO the action OF Tho Evangelical
alliance touching tho ballet, mention Of
which was made Ia those dlbpatehps last
night "Cari--rhr grace aud beauty Of
tho ballet has always been recognized as
an appropriate and harmless accompani.
mcnt Of the lyric art, while beautiful
stage pictures are porhsps he bsaruRt
possible npprohun 90 heavenly scenes.
TO the pure all hinRs are pure and the
management Of the National Opera com
panY desire TO do all possible within tho
domain Of artistic and historical reason
20 meet the religious foGlipg Of the
country, and " IL respectfully submitted,
however, tllat 20 condemn without seeing
II neither Chnatlan,lke nor reasonable,
aud that the action OF sut % clergy Of
81. Louis can scarcely eommond itstli 70
fair minded publio,h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. s0.--Hon. John
NJ. Glover arrived in this city this morn.
ing from Washington and was immedi'
ately served with copy OF the notice
and petition Of Nathan Franks contest
for his seat in the Fiitioth congress. The
face Of the returns from the district
winch Glover and Frank will contest
gave the former majority OF 100. the
notice Of contest Is q lengthy doeumentl
and in Il Frank claims he wa. actually
elected oy majority Of over 600 votes,
and would have received certificate 81
election had 1t not been that the follow.
Ing frauds we're committed on election
day. The counting out Of legal yoteP
the non Reinstatement Of legal voters up-
on registration lists, aud the countinglo
Illegal woes cast for Glover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

Special ~ tlie Oazeite.
DAllAs, TEX, Nov. 80. olIcer j. q.
Hall, Of Lexington, Ky, arrived here TO-
night 70 receive from tho Dailaa police
authorities William Johnson, kentucky
hUrse thief recently captured here, Ilc
IL aatished johnson IL thc man wanted,
and he mas with him reqnlsltion from
Governor ireland 70 take The prisoner
back. johnson ne1 from Kentucky in
October, stealing 10 his fight fns shot.
gun, seal skin sscGne costing $500, Two
suits OF clothes, diamond ring,
plain gold ring and other articles
from The family 81 Joseph Klmbr0ugh,
dlsliller at Lexington One of the suits
Of clothes was Mr.. Klmbro0ga's wedding
suit. Johneon's wife came 10 Dallas
ahead Of him. The suits Of clothes were
found 10 the effects hc brought here With
nim, bat he had disposed VI the lewfIry,
the seal skin sacqug and the gun o. MID
way, ~, 20 bis nephew. II ibert Aepp,
who has since been arrested and Ii now 10
jan at Versailles, WUogfOd cjuniy, Ky.,
Tor receiving we stJitH property on ief
liall Leaves with Johnson aud his wii6 ~
morrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
MANUAL ana m Jtanana

PAoLA, KAN, Now 30The Pennsyl-
vania Mining company has secured the
franchise from tho state 10 furnish the
Ate insane asylum AZ Osawaiomia
with na,urel gas for the purpose Of light
Ing and heating. They intend 10 com.
mence drilling aa soon as their machinery
reaches here, which Is expected
10 arrive on any freight The
company has bought ton acres Of land
adjacent 10 the asylum on which 10 drill
the well, which, when completed, will be
at leAat 2bO0 deep--decldedly the deepest
well In the state The company has had
representative here Tor the last eight
months secretly l.aning land for develop
ing purposes. They have been success.
ful In leasing nearly 10000
acres. Their representative Informed
az to-day that long years Of experience ia
the PennnylyanlR fields led him n believe
that there were seas OF that useful liquid
here waiting action. This ~ one OF the
main causes OF the company commencing
work here. Pa0la peopls are juoilent, AZ
well as Miami county, for tbs inyestiga.
tion will no doubt bg grand boon 70 this
section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
MEXICO.

treaty OF Commerce nad Navigation with
bIsHto0.
Cirf or MEXICO, Nov, 80. "A treaty
Of commerce and navigation was signed
here to-day between france and Mexico.
The treaty ia essentially the same as that
negotiated last year with Germany and
gives French subjects reeident IN Mexico
the right IN case ui war 10 roman updlB-
turbed. Other points aro settled which
assure the maintenance Of good feeling
between the Two countries, The treaty
Is regarded as OF Importance, having
factnrers aud merchants are STRIVING
10 increase their trade with Mexico
Adeiina Patti Is 70 appear here in opera
concert early IN January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01

New YoRE, Nov. 80.-fhe work Of oh.
tanning lury for ho trial Il "boodle''
cx-Alderman McQnade was continued 70.
day 10 the general sessions court. Ma.
than Kruger, meat dealer, was &C.
ceptcd as the third juror, two jurors
having been secured yeet, rday Afchi'
bald Erkines, carpenter. TOOK thS
fourth seat ~ the jary box, and Malcolm
Ball, broker, was the fftn juror. liar.
RI Rosenberg, coal dealer, MAS accept
"a A. the sixth Juror Anoiner panel u
flty Jurors was draw this morning OF
the city drawn yesterday only twenty
elk responded this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-01
THE COMING MESSAGE.
The Entire Session Of he Cablao! De-
voted to Clayelard's Next
Stale papsr,

IN rNNsInNNrla Mraslnr-

WAsniNd1oS, Nov. so Tac presl.
dents nessagc again formed rho only
subject OF discussion d tao meeting %
The cabinet to-day AN tue members
were present. Ills Understood that the
message i complete with She Augle OK.
ccptlon 81 that portion relating TO the
naval establishment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
DECENTRALIZATION FREE.
FOR EXCHANGE! !!
The following property is for ex-
change only:

The following property is for OK.
change only:
good residence or business property. Will
pay cash difference.
Good House and Lot near business center
for unimproved lands in or near city.
$50 Acres near yerdugo for city property.
207 Acres in Santa Ana Valley adapted to
fruits and alfalfa, in Artesian Belt. for Los
Angeles city property.
Business property I'm Girard, ILL.,, for good
property in Los Angeles.
Several town lots in Sedalia, Mo-. for city
property.
the city, for residence near business Cen
ter.
800 Acres In stesrns Co, MINI, for Los An
geles Co. property.
so Lots In jefferson Addition TO Chicago:
also lands In Highland Park.
A fine Lot near WALES and 18th Streets.
Chicago.
fine Lot in Irving Park and in Smith
Addition to Chicago, Ill.
fine House and Lot in Greenvilie. H.
10 Acres at Crescenta Canada, ON main
water pipe line. for property In overhowed
IL Acres on Boyle Heights for good property
in city.
House and Lots aud Store House in East
Los Angeles for Tulare Co. lands
20 Acres at Ontario. highly improved, for
city property.
.75 beautiful Lots in one OF the most beauti-
full towns in Colorado TO exchange for
fruit ranch In Los Angeles Co. A bar
gain Call and see.
5-room House and Large Lot on 18th street
fOr tQsfuQsz urDuerfV re<ideuCH nrUDPr-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

The home of the mocking bird. Here
is what they call heaven-you sleep in
the hammock, stretched from one tree
TO another--in the house with the win
dows wide open and on the porch. How
sweet to be lulled to sleep by the sweei
notes Of the mocking bird. The per
fume of the orange and lemon blossoms,
intermingled with the honey -suckls,
This beautiful perfume all the yeal
around is perceptible miles away,
waited by the ocean breeze. A notice.
able fact is the mocking bird will sing
night after night all the night long.
This, the ponds. and the home in the
orange grove. Strangers and every
body, we invite yon to the auction sale
and the great and gragd excursion, the
gala day Of the season. The Pasadsns
Cornet Band will give musical feast
Don't fail 10 see the grounds. Sunday
if nice, quiet day; it will delight you
GO and see it. Credit sale. The only
place to buy is in this heavenly valley
John C. Bell. the anctioneer, sells on
Tuesday next at 1870 on the ground. BY
order Of Ward Bros.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
rleassn. Re-UnIon a, ouea.


One Of those pleasant reunions. that
is full Of enjoyment and calculated to
make people happier and better, took
place at the residence of A. q. Patton.
near Cuesmonga, on the evening Of
February 10Th. There were some forty
couples present from Los Angeles and
San Bernardino counties, with liberal
delegation from San Diego and the world
at large, making il one OF the most en-
joyabls occasions and one OF the most
creditable to the neighborhood that ever
took place since the new era that is so
rapidly bringing wealth of agricultural
and horticultural riches to the lap of the
city of Los Angeles. Among the NUN.
ber of guests were noticed Miss Mollie
Jenifer, Miss Josie McClay--daughter
of Senator McClay Miss Julia Holmes,
Miss Lille Holmes, Mr. j. M. Clyman.
Mr.. II. Cover, j. N. Butcher. Geo.
Perry, L. Fogel, J. l.. FogoI, ]. Il.
Parker and others from San Fernando;
VIM. Newport. +. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Snyder, Miss Katie Carpenter
and II. Chase Of Pinacate; b. J. Lyster
and wife, OF Long Beach; w. q. Lester
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hayes and
Mr.. J. Hayes, Of Etiwanda; MIR. and
Mrs. d. w. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Wig, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lockwood, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. Herring. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Herring, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Herring, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Stalder, Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
I. Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Collins,
Miss NJ. Collins, Miss Katie Collins, Mr..
l. Bean, Jr.. Mr.. S. w. Collins, Mr.. B.
w. Collins, Mr.. +. Moir, Mr.. Geo. Ley,
Mr.. NJ. Herring. Mr.. A. J. Stadler, Mr..
f. w. Collins, Mr.. VIM. Bell, Mr..
K. Mcclure and Mr.. Geo. Riodle,
of Cucamonga; Mr.. J. Gaines, Mics
Matte Kohn, Miss Lelle Adams and
Miss Ada Adams, Of Los Angeles; Miss
Jennie Richmond, Mr.. E. Richmond.
Mr.. and Mre. Papineau. and s. K. Buck
ley. of Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes. Of Ell.
wanda; MIR. d. Kennedy, Of Cotton;
Mrs. j. Procise, Of Long Beach; Mrs.
West, of Azusa; Miss Katie Carpenter,
Mr.. f. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Sny-
der and Mr.. WIN. Newport. of Pinacate;
Mr.. M. Garner. Mr.. w. File, Mr.. J.
Schleismann, Mr.. A. I. Garner. Mr.. J.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wright, of
Pleasant Valley, near Cucamonga. and
Mr.. NJ. N Laufenberg. Of San Francisco.
The music by the Lyster Bros. and Mrs.
Precise was all that coald be wished f.
by the jolly gathering, while the fper
was superb. There never Yves a more
enjoyable occasioa in the Cucamongs
basin, nor one where there was such a
general attendance. The party was
largely composed Of live, wide-awake
people, who are actively engaged in the
Of the country, and who
have done much toward making the san
Fernando and San Bernardino valleys
what they are to-dsy--the most pro-
ductive section of the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mira. A. G. Patton are de.
serving Of great praise for the elegant
in which they entertained their
neighbors and friends from San
Fernando and their host OF friends in |
their new home in Pleasant valley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

When the jury went out last Friday
noon in the Perkins-Baldwin case they
merely organized and then went to din.
ner. On returning the frat ballot was
unanimous for the plaintiff. II appears
that the mind Of the jury was made up
pretty we'll ON that point before the ar.
gumeat by counsel began at all. This,
OF course, transpired after everything
was done by comparing notes. After
this was settled as a fact by ballot, the
next thing was the amount. The first
ballot cast to settle this showed seven
votes for $3.50. 900 damages and one for
$40. 000. The other four wers for from
$50. 600 to 4l50, 600 On the second
ballot there were eight for $3.50, 600
The SO. 600 man would not vote at al
on the second or third cast. 1t took
four votes to get the twelve jurors tc
agree to the sum finally brought in Of
$75. 1000. 1t is the largest verdict evel
awarded for breach of promise to marry
Los Angeles stands at the head for mag.
nitude in all she puts her hand to.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
USE QUEEN LILY SOAP.


Has extraordinary merits and in good re-
pute with the public is that il is so exten.
siveiy initiated and counterfeited-
These eounterfeits resemble the Queen
Lily Soap In appearance and style OF pack
ing only. They lack the purity and genera
excellence OF the genuine.
This notice Is necessary. ms vileiy injuri
Gus and dangerous limitations, liable to pro
dree chronic Inflammation of the skin. arr
often substituted for the Queen Lily, be
cause they pay a larger profit.
The price OF the Queen Lily Is as low as
consistent with the cost of making such
high grade OF pure soap. The price, com
pared to the quantity and the size OF the
cakes, makes 1t the cheapest soap for every
body and for every want.
Consumers have simply to insist upon
having the queen Lily. remembering tina
| IL any substitute Is offered Il Is for the sd
vantage of the seller.
The Queen LILY is the finest soap knowI
for landry and general household use.
is made of vegetable otls, and everything
use In Its manufacture is the purest ant
the best, so IL is absolutely pure.
| Ladies' will fnd this soap especiall,
adapted for washing laces, infants cloth
ing. silk hose. cleaning gloves and all arti
| for the various uses about the house tha
daily arise requiring the use OF soap that Il
above the ordinary In quality.
For the bath, toilet or nursery IL Is pre-
ferred 20 most oi the soap sold for toilet use
being purer aud much more pleasant aus
effective. and possessing all the desirable
qualities Of the finest unadulterafed white
CASTLE Soap. Respectfully.
NEW ENGLAND s0AP CO.,
| Cor. 18th and Utah Streets, San Francisco
The name "QUEEN LILY registered as
Trademark, and box label patented. An.
infringement will be prosecuted.
ECF For sale BY ailorocers on the Pacid
Coast. feb2i-im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

Mr.. L. Il. Mosher, of the S. 2. r. r.
Company, has presented the HERALD
a photograph OF the first cannon ball
train Of oranges that left this city Febru-
ary l4th, consisting Of twenty fruit cars
containing | .25O. 600 oranges. drawn by
two locomotives, with their engineers
instructed to stop for nothing but fuel
and water till they reached Chicago.
Away they flew till Lake Michigan was
reached in riye days from the orange
groves Of Los Angeles Twenty-three
cars more left this city on Thursday last
carrying ! 400, 900 oranges and lemons.
To-day forty carloads of similar fruit
will fly away ia the same manner, carry
ing about z. 400, 900 more of the shining
citrus spheres, carrying away in eight
days 5000, 900 Of oranges and lemons.
These oranges went over the Southern
Pacific alone, while the Atlantic 4 Paci-
fic has carried several millions more Of
which the data has not been obtained.
These items Of the orange trade show
to what proportions the fruit trade has
grown and the vast power of the railways
around Los Angeles, which move either
in or out of the city about 700 cars daily
equities of wives TO Husbands.v
Powerful discourse by Rev. DR.. T.
Dewitt Talmage, delivered to-day at
Brooklyn, in foil in Mondays Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

The excursion to Pasadena on Tues
day to participate in the sale Of the vii
la homestead lots IN the Cougar trae
BY the Ward Bros. bids fair to be th'
most largely attended affair Of the kline
that ever went out OF this city. Tn
well-known reputation Of Ward Bros
for square dealing and the well-knowr
and prolific character Of the land in tn
Cougar tract Is sufficient guaranty o
the character OF the sale. An elegan
lunch viii be served on the OCCASION
Attention is called to the display adver
tisement Of Ward Bros. on the frs
page.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
y. =: :: Piles /: :::: :: $,

FIsTULA, FISsURE, RECTAL ULCERS.
cured without Cutting, Ligating, Burning or
Swallowing Medicine, by DR. A. W. BRINK
~ anerafSe seS on sbe,y
70 More than $50. 200 operations and not
one DEATH
shun the old. painful cAEBoLrc treatment
lit Is dangerousl
Rectal eases-Symptoms-
Bleeding and pro;rusion at stool tell you
orrhoids. Cure guaranteed.
Bleeding and severe pain at stool, and a
severe pain with or without bleeding, with
sore, small lump atmouth of rectum, with
out protrusion. tell you that you have Fin
A discharge OF matter from a small open
ing. OF from small openings. having hard
pipe arouni opening, tell you that you have
Fistuia. Never allow the knife or ligaturs
to be used. Cure guaranteed.
Constipation, slow. hard stool, want Of ex
pulsive power In rectum, frequent attacks oi
or constant diarrhna discharges of mucus
like white Of egg, Of blood and ,t matter; Itch
ing. aching and burning In rectum aftoi
stool; bearing down feeling, lame back, AZ
fected kidneys. liver, stomach, heart. numb
head, loss OF memory. palpitation OF heart
sick headache, vaginal and womb trouble'
bladder aud urinary trouble, pain in the alb
domen. hips and feet; cough and socalled
sia, breaking down OF the whole system,
sallow complexion; distressed and wrinkled
countenance; no desire to labor; energy
gone; tired OF life; Bright's disease Of the
Kidneys; blood poison; bloating of abdoraen
and stomach, Inflammation and soreness Of
bowels, weak limbs; pale, haggard look
one os more Of these symptoms tell you
plainiy-Reotal Ulcer. No use TO swallow
medicine or travel for health, for neither
will cure you. Whole families die with this
malady, and the docteIs call Il c0rsUMrfIoE.
TERD II TAKEN IN TINE. The diseases we
treat and guarantee to cure destroy thous-
nnds annually, very often the cause not be.
Ing suspected. We know what we see.
There Il no guessWorK In our practice.
Come and judge for yourselves. CHARGES
reasonable. Consultation aud examination
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

The freight RATES on oranges from Lo,
Angeles are: To all points on the Mis-
souri, river, including St. Paul, Omaha
New Orleans, St. Louis and Kansas City
81 per cwt. To Chicago and Milwaukee
81 .O5 per cwt., and 70 all points east o.
Chicago. 81. % per cwt. A car load i
$50 boxes. and weighs about $50
pounds. The rate by passenger train i
81. so per cwt.. OF about the old rates o
a year or two ago. As the fast fraigh
cars 20 to Omaha in four days thero i
no need Of shipping by passenger train
This is vast saving to shippers ant
growers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

All admirers Of Z noble horse can B.
assured that the recent purchase by Mr.
q. ]. Griffith Of the bright bay stallion
General Crook is treasure to Los An
gelss county. A visit to the princsly
estate Of Mr.. Griffith at Los Feliz is Q
delight to all those who appreciate lin
domestic animals. Among the fins
stock walks the beautiful and spirited
General Crook, l6A hands high. II,
has already shown a speed Of 2:2S pei
mile. and 2,l2 rate for quarter. A
union Of heetness, strength, high spiri
and docility. is the character Of the
beautiful General Crook.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

Corouer Mcfarland on Friday held an
inquest st San Pedro on the body Of q
man who died suddenly from hemorrhags
Of the lungs. The deceased was new
conner at San Pedro, and his name wa.
not sent up to the Deputy Coroner yes
terday. A peculiar fact in regard to th,
matter is that the deceased died In the
same house in which Miss Alice Sico,
died January 23d in sudden and mys
ttrious manner. apparently from poison
Roth parties were buried BY Garrett
Neitsks.