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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

get your vote, For instance: Tn,
Young Mems Republican, Club, wht
parade the streets on the least provoca-
iion, in what they call 'full uniform
a pair OF knee breeches and then
mammals stockings. Who are they,
anyway! We notice that Col. --i
Col. -, Col. -, Col. -------,
ETC., are at the head Of the Institution,
aud not single private in the ranks.
II is very amusing; in fact, ridiculously
so, to note the fact that all man has
to do to be full fiedged Colonel is to
cast his lot with the Republican party.
Don't, for Gods sake. be led astray by
the glitter Of few brass buttons and
the desire to- gain an unworthy title.
Reason tells us that we cannot all be
commissioned officers. There must be
some privates in the ranks to make an
army.
Taking in view the fact that the peo.
pie all over the entire lenglh h and breadth
of this great State endorse our nomi-
nees for the respective offices which 1t
is proposed they shall fill, it is right for
us TO assume that our ticket is the
strongest Our champions are at the
head Of the ranks, and what we want
to do is to support and elect them.
There are men enough in this state Of
California--loyal voters. who love right.
who admire the principles of our party
to elect the entire State, Congress.
sional and county ticket. Then don't
let party spite or personal prejudice
hinder anyone from doing his duty. A
thing that is worth doing at'all is worth
doing well--a maxim that applies at
the ballot-box as well as 10 any other
duty we have to perform. Let every
man, then, next November, walk right
up to the polls and vote the Democratic
ticket, and vote it straight up.
GOPHER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

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EDITOR HERALD:--The great problem
of who will be our candidates for Sta Q
officers and who will be delegate from
this district in Congress is no
longer mystery. The question is set.
tied. Our State Convention has per.
formed its duties well, putting to the
front the best men in the State and dis
trict, thereby carrying out the one great
principle of Democracy-that the people
are the government.
Our success is almost certainty, and
in fact is positive, II each and every
Democrat does his duty. 1t is the duty
of every man to put himself in proper
shape to vote by having his name en-
rolled in the Great Register, then tC
work for our ticket. One important
feature TO be borne In mind Is that one
and all say amen to the selections made
BY the convention. Harmony prevails,
proving TO us that we have the strongest
ticket in the field, then let US get right
down to business--a complete Demo
cratic victory will be the result. There
are great many young men who will
cast their first vote at this election, To
those would say few words, perhaps
they are not /. quite positive which
party to support. l believe can
answer the question satisfactorily. You
will support the Democratic nominees,
and work with that party. because yon
believe in an honest government, that it
should be in the hands of the people,
and not the implements or tools Of a
ring to be nosed about by bosses. We
then want men Of honor, Of stability
when We put them into office to perform
certain duties we give them power OF
attorney, as 1t were, to act directly for
us, and we want to be sure that our con.
fidenco Is not going to be abused. You
also believe that it Is right that the right
Of suffrage be and is extended to all
classes OF men. You are opposed 10 the
Chinese and in favor of the
sbrogation Of the Burlingame irea-
ty. Why Because tho presence OF
the Chinese in this country is degrading
to society and to our labor interests.
All these are Democratic principles. s.
Another word ia tho young voters,
The Republican party have Invented all
kinds Of schemes 10 capture you and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

The nomination of Joseph d. Lynch
for Congressman from this Dist;ct.
proves to be most popular one. lie
has been one Of the best friends of
Southern California and has done moro
than any other one man to build up Los
Angeles, Ventura. Santa Barbara and
San Diego counties, and though Dem.
ocrat, has the friendship and esteem Of
the better.class Of people wherever he is
known. He will certainly be elected.
Fresno Expositor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

The good people of East Los Ange.
les are clamoring for two voting
precincts and are certainly entitled 10
such conveniencea. The population
along the east side Of the river including
Highland View and and all the inhabi.
tants out to the Three Mile House Ia
very large and the present precincts are
totally inadequate to their wants, and
too far away besides. Al least two pre-.
cincis are needed for the next election.
Since the above was in type the Super
visors have made one precinct for East
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

Gcvernsment Bonds and Railway
shares.

SAaECss
New YORK, September 22.-Gosern-
ment bonds were dull and heavy today.
Stocks were unusually active and ex-
cited, and at times feverish. 1t was the
most astive day SO far for the year. The
market gives every indication that the
outside public came largely into specula-
lions and both buying and selling comes
from every direction. Coal stocks were
the great feature today, and Reading
resumed first place. The sales of that
stock alone wss equal TO an average
days business three weeks ago, The
Street was favorably affected by the an
nouncement that Pennsylvania was now
in accord with the management and Lon
don houses which have been selling for
the past day OF two became heavy buy.
era. Il advanced 2 per cent beJ ond the
highest point attained previous to to-day
only small portion Of which was lost
toward the close. 0ihcr coal stocks
were remarkably active and strong, ali
reaching The best prices Of the season
The opening was firm to strong at ad
vances ranging from 1 to per cent, but
Pacific Mail was down I per cent Trad
ing was active in early dealings. but the
market was feverish and irregular, with
the general drift toward lower prices
Toward IL O'Clock, however, buying in
Reading began, the sales being $50, 900
shares. This advance stimulated the
rest Of the market and gains were made
over the whole list, but later in the af-
ternoon heavy realizstions carried prices
back to the neighborhood OF opening
figures. There was some little improve.
ment in the last hour. the market clos
ing barely firm. The days business
foots up $50, ,6l8 shares. The trading in
Reading reached 176. 200 shares. Lack
awanna came neares. to it. with GIG, 100,
and Erie next. with 81, 220 shares.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

sASFRAscIsco. September22. .-Whes,
dali. Standard shipping, sl.s2l pei
Genital.
Barley-Quiet. Goodfeed. .s5c@92a pei
Genital; brewing, 81 O5@Sl.l5.
Com-California, large yellow, Sill;
al. 20 per GENITAL.
CHICAGO, September %. - Whea
-Firmer. Cash, 74ic per bushei; Oc
tober, 79Ec; May, S55c.
Corn-Firmer. Cash, Ss9c per bushel
October. 3s2c; May, 44ac.
Barlsy-Firmer. September, size pei
bushel.
LIVERPOOL, September % Wheat
Holders offer moderately. No 2 winter, g.
I'd, dull; spring, 6s SID, dull.
Corn-New mixed Western. Octobe
and November, steady, IS SD per GENITAL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
Notice Of Intention.


Notice Is hereby given that IT Is the inten-
tion Of the Council OF the City OF Los Ange
les to establish the grade Of Orange street
from william street 10 Nichols street as fol-
lows:
At the Intersection OF william street the
grade shall be as now established 70 feet
above the datum plane: at point go feet
west OF west line Of william street the grade
shall be 1900 feet above the datum plane;
at the intersection OF Lucas street the grade
shall be 77.0J feet above the datum plane
at the intersection OF Nichols street the
grade shalt be s7.00 feet above the datum
plane.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
70 file their objections. II any they have,
with the Clerk OF the Council within ten
days OF the date OF the first publication OF
this notice.
BY order Of the Council at its meeting OF
September 20th, A. d. 1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council OF the City Of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. September q. 1886. sep2s-iot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

NEW YoRK, September % Money or
call easy, from TO 5 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, to 5 per cent; sterling
exchange, actual rates, 81 Sll for sixty
day bills; 81. s4A demand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

PORTLAND, 0gn.. September PA
shocking suicide. occurred last night at
st. vincent's Hospital. John Chisnall,
longshoreman aged 30, was taken there
crazy with liquor. Contrary to custom
he was not searched. An opiate was
given him and he quieted down. Sud
denly he rose, opened his trousers, and
with large jack knife which he carried
slashed himself across the abdomen
crosswise and lengthwise. literally dis.
emboweIing himself. He died early this
morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
new FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency and Save Money.

We offer to the public of Los Angeles and
SUI rounding country, at
Manufacturers Prices with
Freight Added,
A complete line Of Furniture. comprising
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

YREKA.- CAL, September 22.-The
Republicans Of Assembly District No. !,
Del Norte and Siskyou. have nominatet {
r. II, Campbell, OF Etna, this county,
for Assemblyman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
THE STOCKTON FAIR.
ACaIifornia II Two-Year-Oid Beat'
The World.

STOCKTON, September 22.-At the fail
to-day the uniinished race between
Voucher and Valentine was won by the
former; time, 2:3li. In the second race
mile dash, there were seven starters, q
A. Todd winning the heat in :ilh, the
best time on record for two year-oid
John A. second, Leda third. The stal'
lion trot was won by Mount Vernon,
who toek the first, second and fourth
heats, Adrian winning the third; time,
2;Tl, 2:2s, 2,26a, 2:s0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

ST. LOUIS. September 22.-st. Louis
8, Kansas City, 0.
PnILADELflIIA, September %. Wssh-
ingiou. o; Philadelphia. Z.
BosToS, September p. Boston, l0i
New York. Q.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

KAssAs CRY, September 22.--Two
freight trains on the Missouri Pacific
road collfded this morning thirty miles
past this city. The two trains met on q
curve and both were ditched. George
Combes and John Light, Of Sedalia, en-
gineers of the trains, were both killed
and the two firemen were injured. The
wreck took fire and about ten cars were
burned with their contents. Seven we're
Z loaded with hogs, cattle and sheep, which
were burned and MANNED, and many Of
the carcasses were burned. Passenger
trains were delayed several hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

NKw YoRg, September 22-Three Ter
cent Government bonds, l00s; four per
cents, 1871; four and half pr cents.
ills; Central Pacific, 49,; Denver & Rio
Grande, 32; Kansas q Texas, 34a;
Northern Pacific, 2S4; preferred, gig;
Chicago & Northwestern. i1s4; New
York Central, ll24; Oregon Naviga-
ton, 1867; Transcontiuental, 333; Oregon
Improvement, 2S; Pacific Mail Steam
ship. 574; Panama Railway, 98; Texas &
Pacihc, l7s; Union Pacific, Cog; United
States Express. 6S; Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 8
Express, l26; Western Union Telegraph,
til
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
CITY CENTER TRACT.

notjfed 10 affeud division Of the property
an Monday, october 9TH, 1850. At II A. n. Ia
fnrn Varrln Hali, 1Sz south spring street.
sOuTHERN CAlIfORNlA LAND CO..
sepxa ii 81 y. Main g.. Baker Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

Rel Star Cough Cure is the best re:
medy for children. Mrs. Kellogg. Edgs
wood, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

SAN Francisco, September 22.-The
next term OF the Supreme Court will
opea at Los Angeles on the 18th Of Octo-
Der. The lrst order Of business is the
examination of applicants for admission
to practice and motions in criminal cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

The ss,aps. markcr.

SAN Francisco. September %. :
Peer. Sc; Peerless, zoe; Potosi, SOC
Savage, Sl.S0; Hale l. Noscross, 81. 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

CuIcAeo. September 22.--Pork closed
weaker. Cash. 1915 per Dbl; October,
S0.773; Noven. ber, SO. .65.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
Morelouse L Relchart. las s. Spring S.
IaDnlng in Carpenter Work.

step-ladders and orange ladders especially.
Agent FOR Centennial Windmflls-
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale. put up
and guarznico4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

WAsHISeros, September 22.-Work-
men engaged to-day in tearing the
plumbing out Of Secretary Manning's
private office found in little closet in q
corner a pipe four inches in diameter,
besides several smaller pipes leading di.
rectly to the sewer without any trap or
contrivance to prevent the Sc yer gas
from coming into the room. These
pipes strike the sewer just at its head
where the greatest amount OF gas is
found. In winter, when the doors and
windows were shut, the air was most
oppressive aud sometimes in the coldes'
weather Mr.. Manning was forced to
open the window. His physicians pro-
nounee his disease blood poison from
sewer gas. brought on beyond doubt
by his sitting in that little room.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

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I'm this column is not necessarily endorsed
hy the editor of the HERALD. Tae vri el
who desires to be heard In IL should always
accompany his screed with his full name
guarantee of good faith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

LEMooRE, CAL, September p. The
verdict OF the Coroners Jury in ths
murder Of Hayes was returned last nigh
at l2 o'clock. 1t was that G. 8. Hayes
came to his death from gunshot wounds
at the hands Of Henry Beaver.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
The Coroner's Jury in the case Of c.
s. Hayes, who was killed at Lemoore
Sunday evening, brought in q verdict
charging one Henry Beaver with mur.
der. Ii appesrs that Beaver, who is
young man about 10 years of age, resid-
ing at Lemoore, was the rejected suitor
Of Miss Lulu Smith, and that she was
engaged to Mr.. Hayes. Circumstantial
evidence Is strong tending to show that
Beaver, through motives of Jealousy,
did the shooting. There Is great excite
ment over the ar Dir, as Hayes was high
ly esteemed. Beaver was taken this
morning to Yisalia and committed to
Jail. His examination is set for October
Al,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

S4s Francisco, September 22.-At
to-day's meeting Of the executive com
mittee of the Immigration Society it was
decided to have 10000 more maps of
California printed for distribution. The
officers Of the society are now engaged
in doing up packages Of shelled grains
to distribute among the farmers Of Ohio
as specimens Of what can be raised In
California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
san Francisco,s Municipal Cons
yeufiou.


SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-Ths
Republican Municipal Convention thii
evening nominated William T. Garrett
for Mayor, and full Board Of School
Directors.
EMPHATIC OPPOSITION TO DyNAMITRRs
AND PARTY REPRESENTATIVES
SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-Tht
Anti-Chinese Non-Partisan Convention
met again to-day. The adoption of the
report of the Committee on Credentials
consumed the greater part of the nom.
ing session. Members of the Auti-Chi-
nese Central Legion of San Francisco,
which Weissman, the dynamiter, repre-
sented as one of the delegates. were re-
fused seats in the Convention, the Con
vention expressing emphatic opposition
to dynamiters and their measures. Rep.
resentaiives Of the National Greenback
Labor party were also refused seats on
the ground that they represented q po
litical party. Committees on Platform
and Resolutions and Permanent 0rgani
zation aud Order OF Business were ther
appointed. The following resolution
was introduced:
Resolved, That the Anti-Chinese Non.
Partisan Convention hes been called a
this time in the interest of and for the
purpose Of advancing the boycott
against Chinese labor. That the rumori
which have gone abroad that its purpos'
is to enter the political arena and nomi
nate third State ticket are unfouuded
Moreover, it is the sense of this Convep
tion that any effort to have it nominal,
third State ticket should be discounte
nanced as against good policy and sub
versive of the objects for which th'
Anti. Chinese Non.Partlsan Association
was formed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

Bosros. September 22.-The Sover-
eign Grand Lodge, I. O. o. f., was
called to order by Deputy Grand Sire
White at o'clock this morning and
opened in regular form. A large amount
Of business was presented which was
referred to the standing committees. A
number of appeals were passed upon OF
laid over until to morrow. The Grand
Lodge then adjourned until 0 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
Important Sale Of Bi00dcd
Horses.

New YORK. September 22.-Within
the next week racing men and owners
Of large stud farms will be busily en-
gagged adding new stock to their estab
iishments. Three large aud important
sales are to be held in this vicinity. One
is the sale Of the entire racing stud Of
Commodore Kittson, one weeding-oui
sale Of Dwyer Brothers large stables,
and the most important is the sale Of
the entire stable Of Pierre Lorillard
The Litter will be the largest sale of its
kind ever held in this country. The
sale Of Dwyer Brothers is the first on
the list, when seventeen colts and fillies
will be brought TO the hammer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

ST.. LOUIS, September 22.-Aboul
fifty sleeping car porters from the Balti
more and Ohio, New York Central and
Pullman Palace Car Companies met yes
terdsy for the purpose of forming an
organic ,tion for mutual aid and protec
tion. The meeting resolved itself into
permanent organic ation under tn,
name Of the Sleeping Car Porters' Asso
citation and decided 10 hold mass con
vention Of 800 porters in this city thii
evening and draw up petition ask
ing for better pay, claiming they canno
maintain their families on the small al
lowance OF $40 to SIS per month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
A mamn,ath Foreign Rsitwa,
Scheme.

PANS, September %. "A syndicate Of
Paris and Berlin bankers has subscribed
600. 600 600 francs to carry ont the
ache,ne sanctioned by the Sultan, for o
network Of railways to connect the
Black sea with the Persian gulf, under
,he direction Of the Austrian engineer,
Prossel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
co,.nei Rea.ck MCKEE Dead.

San Francisco, September 22.-Col.
Rsdick Mckee, formerly Of this State
and at one time Indian Agent here, died
on the l4th Of this month at Berkeley
Springs. West Virginia. at the age Of S6
Deceased was the father of John Nc
Kee, of the banking house Of Tallant a
Co., this city. and of David r. Mckee,
agent Of the Associated Press at Wash
ington, ID. @.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

NEVADA, CAL, September 22.-The
Republican Conventic n to-day nominated
A. Walrath, Senator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
The Minnesota Republican Piat'


ST.. PAUL, September 22.-The Re.
publican convention to-day adopted
resolutions OF which the following Is the
substance. In behalf Of the farmers,
the warehouse and railroad law should
be amended to secure an open and free
market for products Of the soil. Rail
roads, when 1t can be legally done,
should be restrained from uolding free
lands, except for taxatious; the redac-
tion Of interest TO 5 per cent. and the
enforcement OF the usury law and the
building of q soldiers home. 1t en-.
dorses the resolution passed at the Grand
Army encampment in San Francisco,
favoring pensions to disabled soldiers;
that the Republican party pledges itself
to secure law prohibiting the further
use Of watsred stock, favors legislation
to renew the free coinage of silver,
favors revision Of the tariff so that
taxation on tho necessaries Of life may
be reduced and is strong for civil service
reform.
McGill was nominated for Governor
on the fourth ballot.
For Lieutenant Governor A. Il.
Rice's nomination was made unanimous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

BsRLIs. September 22.-Ratitcationi
Of the commercial treaty between Ger
many and Spain were exchanged at Mad
rid on the 2lst instant. The Conserva'
tires are jubiIant, and claim that Bis
marck foressw the revolution in Spain
and hastened the meeting Of the Reichs.
tag in order to insure promulgation
of the treaty before a change should be
made in the Spanish government.
United States Minister Pendleton and
daughter sail Saturday.
The German Iron Founders Associa.
tion have declared against the participa.
tion Of Germany in the exhibition Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
ruELArp MIL mUDpLE.
The contest so be Transferred 10
Irish soil.

NEW YORK, September 22.--Thomas
Power OConncr's London cablegram to
the Star says: After the developments
of Tuesday in the House Of Commons
the Nationalisis think it would be time
wasted to continue the struggle in West.
minister. The contest will be transferred
to Irish soil where II will be continued
with renewed vigor, but constitution.
ally as before. The Nationalists are
aware Of the importance Of suffering
nothing to be done that may tend to
ALLEVIATE the sympathy Of the liberal
masses in England. Scotlend and Wales.
The removal Of the scene Of action from
Westminster to Ireland will therefore be
unattended by acts of violence. Ten
ants, however, are now thrown
on their own resources, and have
nothing to hope for from rene
dial legislation a. long as Gladstone
is kept out Of office. The English Lib.
eral and independent press, including
many organs that sided with the Union
lists during the late genera election,
have turned completely around, and now
vigorously advocate concessions by the
Government similar to those that form
tho basis Of Parnell's bill. A turn Of
the tide in public opinion since Glad.
stones speech for the new proposals is
unquestionable. Popular reaction in
favor of the suspension Of evictions has
undoubtedly set in. 1t was too late,
howaver to aava the hill
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23

PARIS, September pa committee
Of Parisian doctors has challenged Succl
to fast forty days 10 French hospital
for stake Of 5000 francs, on condition
that he reveal the secret OF his elixir,
for which patent is guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-24
Lawyers Tautology

The lawyers abuse of our good Eng
fish is deplorable. The New York
Language Club is ventilating this, and
the distinguished lawyer, David Dudley
Field. one of the members, gave many
instances of the abuse in the way of
tautology, at recent meeting. In the
ordinary New York deed Of Transfer, he
said, there were $50 words, of which
$50 were superfuous. In the ordinary
mortgage form there were 1,500. of
which ,240 were superhuous. For deeds
and mortgages, Mr.. Field said, 10 cents
per 100 words were paid. There were
recorded in New York during one month
6SS deeds, and 1888 mortgages. "If my
code had been adopted" said Mr.. Field,
1.-THE people would have saved 1891 on
the deeds and 1914 on the mortgages,
saving of over 81 900 per month to the
people. The people of the State pay
over 100000 yearly for superfuous
words"