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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
rhs French Colony 10 the F.re,

The French Colony 10 the Fore.
lie Progres, the French paper, ci
yesterday says; 'Tn order 10 render aid
to the unfortunate aood sufferers, Mr.
Loeb, the French Consul, and others oi
the colony, believe 1t to be their duty tc
make an appeal to the generosity oi
their compatriots, persuaded that they
will not call in vain on Frenohmsn,
when the unhappy need comfort.
"A committee Of three is charged
with the collection of donations.
persons at distance from this city
who may desire to contribute to this
work of Charity can do so by sending
their gifts to the Consul. MIR. Loeb.
Subscriptions will be received up Il
the last day Of the month, and all per
sons who suffered loss in the focd arr
requested to mako their names known t
Mr.. Loeb or Mr., BaIlade.n
(At the time Of lie Progress going ts
press there had been received as fol,
lows,)
IL. Loeb s5. Eyrand Bros. s5
VIM. Declez 80. DR.. A. Nadeau SIS. P
Ballade IS, G. Pellegrin 81, A. Grand
al y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
C.Iis.rn,.,s ereasess Product.

The greatest product California bas
yet produced, is Abietsne and combin'
ing it with Yerba Santa Mullen and
other expectorants and narcotics with
out opium). ii makes . cough remedy
that cannot be equaled for consumption,
cough, colds. bronchitis. asthma, hosrse
ness, pneumonis, pleurisy, any and al
affections OF the throat, chest and lungs
Ask C. +. Heinzeman. for Abietent
Cough Balsam. and take no other. Price
rs cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
d. d. y.

Few realize that the stomach is nearly
always the offending organ In what arr
called bilious attacks, nevertheless tha
such is the case Is a scientific fact. Keet
the stomach healthy and the whole BODY
will be healthy. Cholera and othe,
germ diseases" cannot be propagated
in the system IL the stomach and blood
are in healthy state. De Haven's Dys
pepsia Cure secures this desirable STATE
Of the stomach and blood. For sale ai
Littleboy's drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
nssser rhan she Expecssa.

"Your letter recsived. In reply am
happy 10 say that Parker's Hair Balsnm
did much more for me than you said II
would, or than l expected. My hair
has not only stopped falling out but the
bald spots are all covered. and all my
hair has grown thicker, softer and more
lively than II was before my sickness a
year ago. Thank you again and again.
Mr.. r. w. T., Weet ffsy-third street,
New york.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
SHORTHAND AND PE-WRITIEG.

Prof. ELIAS LoNGLEY. late Of cincin:
natl, ohio, practical reporter and author Of
photographic books. gives instruction In
these arts, also does any kind OF reporting
speeches, sermons, testimony. depoattlons,
etc, and typewriter copying.
Room l6, Allen Block. i24 su W sa I'm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
A Home site al Your own Price,

A Home Site nt Your own Price.
The great auction sale Of town lots
along the line of the Second and Tenn
ple-street cable roads by the Los Angeles
Improvement Company has been post
poned until next Wednesday, January
9th, at II O'Clock, on the grounds.
Get map at 33 South Spring street and
select your let before the day of sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
PEOPLES STORE


1t possible against
tanned ordinary vendors cranum We nothing undone sell goods
goods
value between this date and the 4 Of February Do not be hambugged
leave those who hteusd days Of high price diet sons only fool
they the facilities for buying and selling The public cannot be uld
could lied
They 'l sold" would
the the aues to qveth hem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Fatally nnjurea I'm . Drunken

LOUISVILLE, KY, January pa
Journal special says: Ex-Sena-
tor George Swope. while engaged in a
drunken row at Curdsville. was struck
on the head with an axe handle. and
fatally injured by Themas Linkens.
Swope was once brilliant young fellow.
who has killed his man, served in the
legislature, and is under indictment foI
use-breaking.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Annfher KnIIrond.

LrrrLr Rock. Ark, January a.
Articles Of association Of the Littl.
Rock and Hot Springs Railroad were
filed in the Office Of the Secretary Of
State to-day, with capital Of 1000,
600. The object ia to build q road on as
straight line rs possible between the
wo points.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Dissolution Of copartnership.

The copartnership existing between the
undersigned under the frn name OF Beeson
a white. doing business 81 Is Mouth Spring
street, city Of Los Angeles, coGuty OF Los
by mutual consent dissolved. h. J. White
retiring.
w. u, Beeaon will continue business attlae
same place and assumes all liabilities Of tho
Arm, and win collect all dsbts due the said
: Dated this 2istday OF January. 4. D. 1850.
W r. HEHsoN,
ia2f 4w R J. WHrrK,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
pension Decistou.

WASHINGTON, January 23.--The Com
missioner Of Pensions has decided in
the case of an ex-soldier who deserted
from his command, for which crime he
was arrested. tried by court-martial
found guilty. was sentenced and served
his term Of imprisonment, and was af.
forwards restored to duty and served
from that date to the expiration Of his
term Of service, and was honorably dis
charged. that his title to a pension Is NOT
affected by the charge Of desertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
A clever Forger makes a mig
Haul.

KANSAS Cry, January 23.-About
month ago a well-dressed young man,
styling himself J.. Whitney, appeared In
this city and opened an Office, being
ostensibly 10 the cattle business. He
was in and out Of town for several days,
leaving his business in the hands Of q
clerk. He opened accounts at several
banks and deposited number Of drafts
on Omaha banks, aggregating $4,000
Two weeks ago he cashed these and left
the city. The drafts went to the Chi
eago clearing house and were paid.
When they reached Omaha il was dis,
covered that they were skilful forgerioa.
The clearing house has called upon the
bank here to make good the loss, but
this they declined to do. and lawsuit
will probably result. The matter ha,
been kept secret even from the police
hitherto. Whitney has probably made
good his escape.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

NO. % SOUTH SPRING STREET.
Between First and Second.
Rooms and S, over Mosgrove's Cloak
House.
Gold allings. 81; Amalgsm aud Fiattzn. ~
Pal n less extractfsn OF teeth ~ VI
talized air or nitrous oxide gas. Teet& ez-
tracfed for soc. BEST ssss - Teeth
from % 60 o6. We guarantee . percct
ft. ONCE hours from A. n. tos ?. =. Sun
days 10 A. n. to II n
6D-None bat regular graduates en-
ployed In this office. Jams
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
NEW TO-DAY

7
Zone eye OF the masters sees more than
four Of the servants" Examine all psrts
| OF your house and see that
0AFoLIo
Is generally used In all cleaning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
The CsId SNAP.

ST.. PAUL. January 23.-The reports
received at the Northern Pacific and st.
Paul and Duluth Offices showed the tenn.
perature to be 30' below zero at Little
Falls, 2S' below at Duluth, 81 below al
Northern Pacific Junction, 40' below ai
Kettle River and 52a below at Mahtawa,
The Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad
expects no trains for 81 hours. owing tc
the heavy snow now in the cuts. The
Omaha road reports last night the cold
est weather Of the season. At Black
River Falls it was 32s below, at Deel
Park l5' below, ct Burkat's 40s below
north OF Spooner 36' TO 40' below. The
Manitoba road reports the coldest poini
at Barncsville, 27' below zero. Traini
are delayed from two to five hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Ana 0c.,s yc. rerres sus.

That the grand 50-cent excursion to
Sierra Madre villa will surely take place
next Monday. Special train at lo;4S AN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Blockade Raised-Impsrsant De-
cisiom.

DENVER, January 23.-The blockade
on the Kansas Pacific and the Santa Fe.
which has delayed all trains the past
three days, Is again raised and all trains
will be running on time tomorrow.
An important decision was rendered
by Judge Hallett, of the United States
Circuit Court, this morning. In the
case Of Palmer against Fritze and Others,
1t was decided that a foreign corpora
tion which had failed to comply with
the constitution and laws Of this State
In the matter Of appointing an agent on
whom process might be served. and
designating a principal business Office,
could not purchase, take or hold real
estate and that q conveyance made to
such corporation was absolutely void.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
snsw slide.

Denver, Col, January 23.-A Rob-
inson special to the News says . snow
slide occurring near Summit City this
afternoon buried team of the Fortune
Mining Company and William Clark
and George Marshall. employees Of the
mine. Marshall succeeded in getting
out and went to the mine, o half mile
distant, and gave the alarm. The entire
force 1t the rnine started for the scene,
and succeeded in rescuing Clark, who u
still alive, with but little hopes for re-
covery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
Came TO an Agreement.

HURON. Dak,, January 23.--A private
letter received here from Washington
says an agreement has been arrived ct
by the leaders OF both parties providing
for the admission of Dakota, Montana
and Washington Territories, and that
the plan will be carried out in few
weeks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
y. a. Enten,s nesiunatIen.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Dorman
b. Eaton, Civil Service Commissioner,
to-day sent to the President the follow
ing letter rendering his resignation: ~
WASHINGTON, January 20. 1856.
Sir, beg very respectfully to tender
you my resignation of the Office Of Civil
Service Commissioner, to take effect ON
the ninth day of March next. My 40.
ceptance Of the Office, as you are well
aware. was accompanied with the
declaration that could not consent to
hold II longer than my services might
be useful in connection with the prepa-
ration Of the annual report of the Com
mission, the giving Of any information
which Congress might require, and the
new commissioners become familiar with
their duties. The political question
which seems to have been raised over
my nomination, and which did not allow
an earlier effer Of my resignation. makes
IL proper for me TO say that whsn you
nominated me you well knew the fact
that / wss still an adherent Of the Re-
publican party. as had been from its
o rigin: In every sense that was Re-
pablican when appointed commissioner
either BY President Grant or President
Arthur. And have the honor Of being
your obedient servant.
popuAx n EAroN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
crsAs. cHARNock.H
NEAL ESTATE DEALER

Has a large list Of improved and unIm-
proved city aud country properly. Also.
agent for the Temecula Valley COLONY lands
al Muiotta
Colony lands specially, Call or address
him At NO. ~ COURT STREET, opposite
Court House. Los Angeles. Cal. aiid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
This Week We Will Give You Bargains


claim proclaim them cheap Nobody else has them; nobody give
them
Cod Silk
warranted all silk and claimed bargain that will be closed
at SIC; shade represented.
pieces black cheaper
commonest velveteens made.
37 Ask vlvt Piushes black included 81 90
These goods sold from 81 25 to 81 so per yard
Ask sold
for So 2 by others at a. surprised for this week ats
$780, by Others for 81 will be surprised aud sod bet ct &c.,
pieces
surprised at Soc.
pieces the
goods for 81 .25 will be surprised at &c.,
pieces sold
here in by rack cheap 81 yard will be surprised at Soc
pieces sold all
75c, will be surprised at 35c
IS pieces 3s Inch Cashmere, to close 15c.
is %
Clothing Mems and Ladies' Underwear
and look goods table you'll be convinced that
more anxious to sell than any concern in town.
A. HAMBURGER & SONS
Peoples Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24

EWReferring to the above We would rs-
spectfully announce that We have been ap-
pointed agents for the ANGI.o-NEvADA
ASSURANCE c0RPoRATIoE for the CRY
AND COUNTY OF Los AN9ELEs. and
are now prepared to issue policies On ANY
INsuRABLE PROPERTY In our district.
and request share Of ths patronage Of the
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
AN0LO-NEVADA
Assurance Corporation
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL. 100000.
RECTORS:

This Corporation Is now prepared 10 re-
ceive applications for Fire and Marine In
surance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
nav. n. n ;. s,r,..~n...

STAuNToN, Va. january %. Rev
DIR. J. p. strider, professor Of moral
philosophy and bellies lettres at the
Washington and Lee University, died
here tonight Of softening Of the brain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
rhe macCreaay Mufiny Case.

The macCreadT Muffny Case.
PHrLspELrHIA, January 23.-Thomas
MacCready, who was charged with mu.
tiny on German vessel, and who
claimed that he was citizen OF tho
United States, had further hearing
before the United States Commissioner
to-day. He claims that he was born al
Lockport, N. ", thirty-seven years ago,
and named many places where he had
exercised his right to vote. The com
plainants claimed that although Mac,
Cready might be q native born Ameri
can. yet be is amenable to the laws oil
Germany because he had shipped on q
German vessel and was for the purposes
of the voyage German citizen. After
hearing both sides the Commissioner
decided to release MacCready on his
own recognizance In order that he may
have time TO establish his claim to eiti.
zenship. March sth was the day named
for final hearing. and the Commissions
stated that II by that time MacCready
could establish his claim to citizenship
be wonld discharge bin. He said that
II was 0 question in his mind whether
MaoCready was German citizen fol
the purposes Of the voyage. The case
involves great many legal points and
IN OF peculiar interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, January 23.-
The Times Union estimates the damage
by the recent freeze to present orange
crop at over 81 900, 900. The young
trees are injured but not killed; other
fruits are damaged, and the total loss Is
estimated at g, 200. 900 throughout the
State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
The Law and order League
DecIfnntfon.

CIscrssATr, o.. January 23.-The
Law aud Order League to-day succeeded
in obtaining written and verbal agree
ments from all the theatre managers to
give no more Sunday performances, the
League promising to turn its attention
Immediately to the closing OF concert
saloons on Sunday. The new arrange
ment Is to begin after tomorrow.
Mr.. Chas. II. Law, Assistant Treas.
urer of the United States at Cincinnati,
has to-day been urged by many citizens
to reconsider and accept the office. He
has not yet given definite answer to
these appeals.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
TWe mermene fn Treukle.


SALT LAKE, January % IN. v. Jones
and F. Treseder, Mormons arrested for
bribing United statss officers. were held
to-day in bonds of $4,000 and 5000
respectively. Jones' furnished surety.
but Tresedsr Is in jail, being unable to
give bonds. II is said that Treseder sp-
preached Deputy Marshal Franks with q
statement that he knew how Franks
could make some money. Franks re-
used TO talk to him, and reported the
matter to Marshal Ireland, whe told
him TO 20 on and see what 1t might be.
Franks then made an appointment TO
meet Trsseder, where the Marshal and
another deputy could see aud hear
what WINS being said and done.
Treseder explained what was wanted
was that FrAnks ahould inform him
whom any process OF court came to the
United States Marshal for thu arrest Of
any Mormons. For this service Franks
would receive 500 per month. Franks
said be wanted more responsible man
TO deal with, and another appointments
was made for Thursdsy night last.
Marshal Ireland and deputy sscreted
themselves whoze they heard and saw
ali that ensued. The responsible
party" appeared in the person Of N. v.
Jones, County Tax Collector. Deputy
Franks appeared to agree to the pro,
posals and was paid $50 on account.
The penalty for bribing United States
officers is three years in the peni-
tentiary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
ssuarding the Prince es wales

Guarding the Prince OF wales.
LONDON. January 23.-The news from
Chester tonight Is that extraordinary
precautions are being taken against any
possible attempt on the life Of the Prince
OF Wales during his stay there. The
police Gordon around Eaton Hall has
been doabled and large force Of police
is held in reserve in case of an emergen-
cy. The grounds around the Duke Of
Westminster's residence are fairly stud
ded with detectives. The utmost vigi-
lance is observed, and all visitors are
compelled to show passes before being
admitted to the grounds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
An Assay Csmnissisn Appeinted
mall Contracts Let.

Mail Contracts Let.
WASHINGTON, January %. = The
President to-day designated the follow
ing gentlemen As an Assay Commission.
to meet at the Philadelphia mint Febru.
ary 10, 1886: Hon. 0sham @. Harris, Of
the United States Senate; Hon. james
B. McCreary, Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives; Prof. B. w. Frazier, of Ls-
hish University. South Bethlehem. Pa.
Thos. X. Bruner, Salisbury, N. CT
Prof. 4. C. Chsmberlip. Beloit, Wis.,
Prof. Chas. +. Chandler, Columbia Col.
iege, New York; Prof. Jno. A. Church.
Prescott, A. T.; Walter b. Devereux,
Aspen, Col; c. H. L. Dodge. San Fran
cisc ,; Prof. Thos. NJ. Drown, Of the In
stitute Of Technology, Boston; DR.. w.
p. Lawlsr, OF the Mint Bureau, Wash.
ington; Prof. j. w. Msllst, Of the Uni-
versity OF Virginia, Charlottesville;
Henry T. Martin, Albany, N. r., Prof.
Ira Ramssn, OF the John 8. Hopkins
University, Baltimore. The ex officio
members are: Hon. VIM. Batter, Judge
of the United States District Court at
Philadelphia; Hon. H. w. Cannon,
Comptroller of the Currency; II. e..
Ferry, Assayer Of the United States
Assay Office, New York.
The Second Assistant Postmaster
General has awarded contracts for car
rying the mails on the star routes in
Wyoming. Colorado. Oregon and Cali
fornia for the next four years upon the
conditions Of the recent advertisement
Of the department.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
The cisar maksr. s.r.ke.

NEW YoRK. January 2s.-sixty Cubar
cigar makers, employed in the factories
l. Jacoby and 0ttenburg Bros, qui
work to-day and decided to remain ou
until Ahe lockout was at an end. They
have no grievances against the manu-
facturers' association except their action
In closing the factories against tbs
union men. The strippers and buncherl
employed by John w. Love returned Il
work this morning and the cigar maker
and packers, numbering In all $40. will
resume work Monday. This leave
fourteen manufacturers holding ou
against their employees. Otherwise til,
sifuation remains unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24

GERMANY.
Interesting Items from the F@
fherlanda

fherianua
BrRt1S. January 23.--The govern
ment has prepared bill asking for the
appropriation of several millions ol
marks for the purpose of buying Polish
estates.
The Board Of Agriculture has sent to
Prince Bismarck resolution advising
that If the world is suffering from de.
probation Of silver extraordinary meas.
ures should be resorted to with the OBJ
ject Of raising the price of that metal.
Germany, the resolution says, should do
her utmost to support all efforts that
may be made 10 that end. The govern
ment, It Is suggested, should negotiate
with England with view Of inducing
that country to join with Germany in
the coinage Of silver OF full value, and
the other countries TO resume the un-
limited coinage Of silver. The resolu-
tion OF course is warmly commended by
the bi metallist organ.
II is rumored that Germany is making
overtures for the partition Of the Samoan
Islands. The proposal, 1t is said, in
cludes the allotment to England OF
savan, the largest island of the group,
Germany taking Upulon with the port
OF Apaia, and the United States getting
| the eastern islands. including Tusnicta.
with the harbor Of Pagafago.
| Prince Bismarck is giving his support
to proposal made by the Russias that
| the powers send second aud stronger
summons In order to compel Greece and
Servia to disarm. The chancellor ad-
vises resort to naval demonstration
| Ia the case OF Greece, and the sending
OF warning to Servis that Austrian
troops will enter her territory In the
event Of her refusal to disarm her
forces. As regards Bulgaria, no hostile
steps are recommended, Prince Bismarck
opposing Russian occupation of that
country on the ground that Prince Alex
ander submits to the advice of the pow
ers as far as his position will allow.
The secretary Of the King Of Bavaria
has prepared civil list showing that .
number OF buildings and many objects
of valus which were supposed to belong
to the State rightly belong to the
Crown.
The production Of WiIderbTech's new
play " Das Neue Gebot," has been for
hidden. The plot deals with the strug-
gle Of the period Of the reformation,
and the reason given by the authorities
for the prohibition Is that it would be
offensive to the Catholic Church.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24

once hours-grom 10 A. n. to4f.
ian2stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24
R. F. .oowPRR,

Graduate OF Ontario Veterinary college
Toronto. Canada.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-24

UTTIUE NJ tHflIUIUIH f5EHDIE31 TT M HIHI1
street.
Residence 255 Hill street, corner Fourth.
Diseases of all domestieated animals scien
tidcally treated. jana I'm
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-07

;ho spp.in power ai removing any territorial s county of 'er, whose re- nova. iN lot otherwise specially pro -yiied for, when in his opinion it is best for the public service upon charges T neglect Of duty, official misconduct or incompetency He is the sole court, judge and jury, and from his decision there is no appeal, and everybody knows how truthful is the sage adago, "Put ] bcggar on horseback and he'll ride to the devil. " We will not he surprised to witness t'.e sssi:mi'tien gff rhno arbitrary at tempt rpon his P@cs tc "as.!Yve every republican county officer he 2an reach who refuses to sneeze when he takes snuff,-Tucson Citizen.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-07

crowds .l'l4riI-alj .i..r5 ..Jn iEs men at york n tGa pl:oa ol t..e 6'riking freight handlers, Tn officers noticed two p irtiealary su7p ip44 in- dividually vly a,fos7 tn: y.nliet and enter a sa'oon On Uesp' ains street near, Corral avenue. Marshal AIellen of DespIain s'aeet station wAo s somewhat closer to the saloon 'hln the other twl policanal was siyal signal to keeph;s eyes On the usl pair tha. h d attracted their attention at this moment a revolver was thru7t from the saloon d DOT by one of tbe men and shot fired ito th} sire t in tke di.ec ion of the officers; Nal den stepped br,skIy to the saloon door and at one, grapp'ed with the man who held the revolver wh le tE4 two other officers hurried to his assistance in the scuffie the mn with the reyol- pressed the muzz'e of his weapon tc Madden's br ast anl fired. Mtllsa reeled but sttddying him self almost znstaetly brought his own revolver into close proximity to his asscilanl's $ head and pulled the trigger. NJ .dIen and his pris ousr lookel in elch o ha;s arms rolle to the foor ju.t as Of ;ers Daily and HornYatt running reach d the saloon. The comp snioa icf Nal den's assaiIart hdd van;sleI B ,.h Madden and his prisoner were taken to the county hospital, The doctor says the man was some what under the influence of liquor and t'e re ut ef lis injury cannot be tJli. Mad ems wound is mortal.