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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
9ie Observation-Disclosures biefes ga

= Die @ifenbdbnbauten bieies Sab
res in ben Ner. Staaten betrugen 1000
Meilen, bas 1T UNI 1000 Meilen mebr,
ais bic 8oranf6ldge betrugen. ytatiir>
lid itebeu bic oefili@en staaten in err
fer 2inie. 2eine eiu5ige Weile gabns
ltrede wurbe gebaut in Wem 0ampfbire,
8ermont, &bobe Sslano, Connecticut
uno Delamare. Sa in ienen Staatea
gleiG3eitig puritaniidsfanatii6e Sheen
fid am D%riidenbiten flblbar MAIDEN, 10
1T mar pobl gu e.ner S6lubfolgerung
bere9tigt. Man fam oaraus erleben,
ME i9mer bic s%eiunoe gntwidlung bes
8oltslebens bur6 puritanii6e 3nansss
m%oBregeln uno iogen. n8lue Sans"
aei1doigt tpirb.
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@rpnbutta ether MnsfteQunAs &c:
~ felfd3gft.

Mm @onnabeub Mbenb fanb i'm
Gourt6auie bic 5neite Berfammlung
sur Brtnbunq elmer Juirs @eietlfdaft
liait, gu Der lib unsefdbr 500 Berionen
eingefunben batten. Na6folgenoe Zee
fhlhfe uurben BON ben Neriammelten
aneenommsn: gef6lDfen,
DaB tpir cine Nttiens@ Dmpagnie a1r
N6baltung elmer Gair bilben, bab bas
@f.iencapitol herielben aus 500 600
belteben fol-, haB bic Subifriptionss
bidder iofort ae6fnet tper0en unb baB
be Nftie aus $40 befebt.
SAB, big 50 yrDsent Dber mebr Der
Mttien sesei6net limb, Niemanb sur
Giu3abluag Der Sftien Oerpfi1tet 1T.
SaB ein aus sipei Mitgliebern bette
benbts gomite fir iebe Waro ernar1t
mirb.
Ser 8oriiBeEhe eruaunte barauf
fplgenbe @omlies: @rite Warb: Ut.
=. Oofbein3, e MadeD: 3meite
War0: 5. $. 8anfs, 6. %. Maoas
raB. Drttte Warb: Som Muaalp,
@bas Dignoptip. Yierte WurD: 3D.
car 8ergifrom. 6enrD @lmenborf.
Damn puroe nod elm @Omite gum Gnt=
wu1f eines CHARTERS ernannt, worauf
f1 bic DISCRIMINATING Dertagte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
California @eine.

1err 5. 5 Meper, Mbolefale &
@etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo pla5a,
1T bor &ur3em BON feiner bierten Sc
i9dftsreiie nod G~alifornien auriifgez
febrt. gr tam iebt feline 2unbeu unb
6nmtliai nit ben beiten 5orten BON
GalifoNiias Weinen unb reinem Sraus
beuzB ranbn perieben. &einen @alifor'
mia Glaret ~perfauft er Die @allone-$1.
Bort. unb anbere unberfdlf9te Wetne
linb ltets BET ibm borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

= Die IL. @erie Ser Berar BUILDING
& 2oansNfOciation liegt iebt CUR Inter
i6rift ofsn. perfOnen, welde Gttier
gu unter5ei6nen minf6en, Dollen au'
Ser Office Der genannten @eieli6aft.
Scr. 81, Solebab Street, borfpreben
Sour cine befGrdnfte Mn5abl bon Mftter
nirb a~usgegeben.
Sobn@ 6. . d e, Sefretdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
@ieuer 8ter.

Oas bon ber 2one@ 8 a II E:
rel iebt gelieferte neue n@iener Bier"
e~rfreut ii6 elmer aGgemeiner 8eliebtheit.
@s perbinoet einen angenebmen plifeln-
ben @eidmaG nit einem gang berrlis
den bernfteinflaren Nusieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

@elo, gitel nno @ertbfahen fidber
seget Semer nao 9iebe.
2ofnoob & &manu bietet benz
Pnbltfum &aiten in ibrem fi6ern Ses
politumz Bebdlter an. Derielbe mirb
bur9 iebes neue moberne Mfittel &C.
f9iBt, 1T in Der eenaueifen Weiie er.
baut morben. tpirb bur9 @6l6fer
unb Nadtpd9ter bemadt unb TT ab.
iolut feuer= unb biebsli9er. Mietbe
S. pro Sabr. 3utritt 10 oft, pie ges
niin11t. 27,1nt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
Ru6leu8 Nfrnsra=@aIbe.

Die bette ealbe Der 8eIt fir S&nitte
Quetidunsen, @efdpire, Gieber. unb Saut'
slusf9las, Gledte, seiprunsene $dnbe, Grof'
beuIeu unb ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt pa.
murrboiben ODER feline 8esabluns. 8oaigs
Classification sarautirt ooer baS gelo w,rs
auriidertattet. 25 @entS Die Sda@tel BET u,
HrpfR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
81 d t

g. 8. Tor & Co., $50. 266 gom=
meree Strabe, p~erfaufen bic feiniten
6errn= unb Damen Mobepaaren, TO-
tpie @9ube uno Gleiber gu erftaunli9
binigen preiien. I'm ~gefdaigen Beiu@
pirD gebeten. 27,9,tuD6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

- Wenn Sbr bic Gbina 9alIe
belu6t, bergebt ni6t, bic beiben @ouns
tiers gu bei6tigen, melbe bic fiir ben
NusOerfauf befimmten Sa6en ents
balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

= Dian betruhte bas i'm S9aufens
itsr befinol'he tlceante @ei6ent, bas
@reaotp & Is o. am 81. December
ihren 4unben geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
WerIanat

miro cine cute &66in unb elm
MdeGen fir 0ousalbeit. 0a9Sufras
gen in ntr Office Der 6reien prehe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

: giferne unb ftdblerne 8eloeipebes,
Bicycles, Sriepeles, @rprebwogen nnb
unadblige anbere Spielmaaren finb Bill
Zig in Der @binabale gu baben.
@regDrD & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

= ST.. $. 80. Sunteri 1T bon feis
rer &eile mad Georgia aurhdaefebrt
uno tuieber tdali6 in ieiner Office gu
finDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

= Sir iebe SO Gents, pel6e Sc
manb Bel @regprD & 60. Derausz
gabt, mirb elm 2Dos perabrei9t fir elm
6ecorirtes Dinner Set, cine groBe prd6z
tige puppe unb cine boppelte Stubirz
lampe. Man febe bas S6aufenlter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
GUS CAVE.

&eT e1n5l9e assignment Salcon erifet Ilal1e
IN Eeras.
Wne. gfatpIe, Gieenfbimer.
Der ein5ise plae in Der Gtabt, mo bas
bsriihnite Ecnh Janf Bier 81 babeu 1T.
s5eine Weile, Qiqa0re Il. gisarren
uub BILLIARD : 9aIe.
ode GoIebab. nnb coufonb Straee, Balement
bon SoIebab BIod,
can MntDntu, xeras.
n Ddifater grei Fund ieben Gag. IA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

lid erlangen bic Walermerfe einen
Wertb, ben bic 5taot ni9t auf5ubrinz
gen bermag. Cine peltere nidt minber
tpidtige Jroge 1T, oh Der CLUB sur @b.
leituns Der 4usmurfsftofe gu b%ertpeuoen
ober oh cine iogenannte &ieielsG arm
anaulesen fet. Dam fommt nod Der
Sauptpunft, Der ii6 auf ben bereits
angsfertisten pIan ielbt beaiebt. SIT
berielbe aud bur63ufibreH, 10 oaB bic
Semers am gnoe nl9t etDa mebr
Sdaoen bringen aIs Yprtbeil? Sat
fi6 Der fidbtii@e S%nsenieur ni6t oers
re9net, ober anbere 5ebler ~begangen,
bic BET Stabt na6tbeilig merben m09z
ten? Inter eiilem grbBen Sbeile Der
Steuer3abler befebt elm begrhnoetes
MiBtrauen sesen i'm uno ct bat bass
ieIbe bel mebr als elmer @elesenbeit
berporgerufen. st bat bic 8onbams,
BlDDm4, Grodett= uno Nacogbpbess
ftraBen in einen f9auberbaften 3uiianb
oerieBt. 10 bob iie beute ni9t better iino,
dig Dor 20 Sabren; uno i'm gan5en
Sta5tratb befinbet fi9 nidt elm ein3i,
gsr Mann, Der ibn bafiir CUR 8erant>
murtuns a6ge. 9abur6 1T oas 3ue
trauen gum itdbtii6en Snsenieur 10 ers
fbittert poroen, baB man nahges
robe bas gauge Mmt fir ~iberflufiig
bolt.
So@ lafe man Die @etper : Qngeles
genbeit borldufg ruben, bent es 1T ia
bod iebt feline Musii6t %porbanben, baB
fi9 bic Mebrbeit Der Burger bafir ent.
i9eibet, unb fafe firs @rtte, bic @rDerz
bung BON WaKermertea ins Nuge. Sas
uebrige miro ftd fpdter finoen. 9aau
1T aber etn energf1er 9tabtratD nOs
tbig unb biefen fbnnen mir ni6t erbal.
ten, 10 LANCE perf6Hli9e @rtinbe BET
Der Wabl ben Nusi9lag geben. Jerner
! tbut Gpariamfeit n6tbig unb es llebe
i'd febr lei9t fparen, namentli6 in
ben @ebdltern ber b6bern 8eamten, on
pferoefutter, @ebaltsaulagen, @rtras
4rbeitslobn II. bergl. m. Mle bieie
uno anbere berartige Singe iolten bic
5teueraabier ing Nuge fafen, Die 8es
miibungen Der polltifer, bic f9 iebt
ldou aufs 966fe fur bic WabI inters
tffren, bagegen i9noriren.
= @m Mbenb bes 81. December
tperben mir in Der Gbinaz6ale elm elez
gantes Dinner Set, eine groBe unb
pra6tpoa gefleibete Puppe unb eine
boppelte Stubirlampe beri6enfen. Sc
Der 8erfauf i'm 8etrag BON so Gents
bere9tigt ben &dufer gu einem Soofe
fii,. ok;nn Rana.4AXrSa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
Saltet Cure 2ampcn TIT Oronmng nnn
breuuenn.

9ie alamo Oelcompagnie liefert Dos
Del. um Srbers tpirb gebeten unb
oas DEL miro prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee -237 OF : 9outon1trabe. Sele>
pbon 351. 6,11,t6W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
DuS 9Sspdteabtott,

Dir fenben DON jeS; "b bas oWodsn.
b att4 fit ben Yreis bon $500 aui
Ell ee5ahr portofrei mad 9eutf4ja:.o.
Ser 9eransgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

Man berlange elm Coos bel
@regorp & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

Sur fdbtifaer @olteftor.
Ser llnterseidnete empfieblt f@ ben 8iirsern
aGtungsboa als 8anoioat our Bieoererpob-
lung fir bas smt bes gitb Collectors BET Der
am ia. Jebruar 1887 ftattinaenben Babl.
s. s. 9aueien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29

Sdube fir Mdnner. perf6iebener @r0se, Sdn6e
fir Gro usn, peridiebener @r0be, Stiiimpfe fur
Graueu, berfdieoener SrOse, Soden fit Man,
ner, peridisbener @robe, Beinfleioer beridieDe.
ner @toee, @ode beridieo ner @robe, wolIeue
OGDEN perihiebeuer @robe, baumpoIene I'M
terbofen berfhieOsner @robe, pei6en Domeitie,
GIeiber5euge, aem6bniider 0ualttdt.
Die gommifioners Court bebdlt iid 0as
Nedt Dor, elm ODER ale Npsebote gu beruerfen
s. 8. Us ur3 b a d,
|f8,l1,3Om @ountbridter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-29
Mmgebote fiir Worrdtbe
nus 0erar County.

slngebote our 2ieferuns fOlsenber @orrdtbe
fir Bexar Gountu tperoen angenommen. Die
Grofnung Der 8riefe inbet ont Is. December
1886 ifatt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

nsrl $50 rr1n. e sd @Wa aaEAn
lz1s eis sall u m 3 GOOD 8aa 81
Gm frgEm Mam nsn. am1 b
Bemgw aRAm hs mann a1
&ss - sr1HogEe ls - Ege gselllz
- So 49, ~
wzs4 GzleTza l Or
49, Nls - 80 - - 60 Mak8 s
o. rEnalllG 11ralg 3 snlg lnzIas taEs
81 mzal8, ~ - seez - - iz4fs
sN 6s aA@1s 2ha a1mFls-
Sasa 81 as C3man9a ksamh maEpas -
a ain4 w8 vii insN ne eE -
g or f4eAaHy - sxsy trm4 90 nl1As.
84K N1aE ha1 Ross raa.es 80 - MSoWs
- - v1111Eify. Oar SO pflGetS1l
lK41li4 aEs HegesEa ktsHsa ~ eagEE.
- s9elE11.s be18 e HA1k afs W6I1s
So - e11r1 tnpsess4 f1smltaa sd
zel1soa 40 4Fs FzE3 RE, ~ -
~ Ne h&ga han n 81 kssE -
wfsh cur oe3eR8 saF Aoe& aDags. Ne
U.s. mma q mnn D. EHsAarm Waahimg.
tgu e. asa1 a. Wa ea8 - fs1Ent fa1eas
sd keep tim th9Es oe1s41sg fsDEs-
a1n4laG osr woxkG. We 80 49, osE
ese4s e IS rarfs e ~ BenDd and -
8ss.aEis- sd III sas1 - no Alaak4-
fss o1fiook y SD. Sep = s1esgss
Ga&z sgeE bsf0Fa. sd ea1aot - 49,
g@nz- kanM1gs ere neW AGcllN = -
afF eewams4NB a8 ls7a alg Cal ~ a8f
axs lo 90 E4Fg sd anp s
- as1neg 81 anaa. Hsl g tAsy oa1ge-
We tzks al tha8 esmsz. nd pay half .
e1t ~ po1n4 maxs f14n RafiiGn4 -
So Rraneineo presA Ne ean e4ogd -
- Gk1t - aceenua g 60 9lB4rtor 11clI
as fsg nsanlseasa. eAsD nt11. 80
saeap ArnnaDoElaslsa.
10. l. Kwn@wx.
We b e1Raasd in fsanfna. spsks as
iowE Kof lhs pzss six montha -
aanz hag fneEaa4 RtNEt atsmG, -
Is ngH hsEs NJ hands fail most 81
- eme and a2 Ettt1R - anetheE ts1D
- kslR saDpiF &c denNad. foa knoB
1his b ear hafyesl tine; " ad6itipn -
~ fmHi0Ea1icn eseA3flg eominE her1s
we hage 3 large oaa1 tgads 20 look affair
tnm - this seMsgn 81 sc ysaf. and not
wi6AasanaiHa e1s fasf Stat th6Ee les
beem q bakers 6sEea, o. more, neB
fs9ns isesnasd. f1f ely Roxk, during tas
past tuo Waska an1 that ne1rlg egeFy
BUSINESS hease KEGS ita osn tesm, 200
60 tadoe tfnf Gnefe 4 som11Elna -
baek ths ssssrtion tha4 ttmes are god
Win ~, wten yau zee us I'D busy. There
ere A. praaanf over atxsy- tiseneeo
tsams doing busineea keFe and mogt 81
fhsm doinQ we'll. We End colieeEinR 81
easy matter 70 What il was q lev na01tbs
ago. have btea enRSRed IL expreesing
hese for ever thrse year., as 60 safe
/ positively that b1ginHsz = 10 hsaIisssss.
sBndition nog than e any tine daFiaa
that period, and I firmly believe thai
any person doing . legitimate buslRess
here today wiil e0Eae ous On the amalfna
side 81 fortune fnst - sure a. be atAga
with Hsa1lla. Yes SRI sanes ere piekiHe
1p and the prospoat abead b very en.
eosraRinR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

- ~ y , = - =
parsona - haEs bean kiiied and Htxeg-
fear Injured. o. s1s laftss nambeg go
wers iDinEs1 when essting on o. CO
trains when In mogi0n, I'VE fell fEom
trains aBd twenty 81 we're hart Wills
eozplinR earn. OF tie nambeE killed
fNe fell from trains, two WeEa eat1iDR %
e - trains, I've - tAaiE lives y tsss-
szasfnG ca tEaak, and o1s was repoEss6
- nlsisselia1sOnA Tgo q TIE 6eathI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

AZ he mills sf ths 81. Irnaos Msns.
tSeiaflns osmpeny. s.. IRnAss, Mica
thefe has been taraed eat aurinr -
pzzl aeasoa. 20 coo feet a. vpnes-fns
ss1rerneial nE4snssl, ~ Soo0o fsst ~
tz.saloag, usSOoQO ehinsies. and fEN
- eaFtAia rniisra husst9aa qaAntiiy Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

". J. Fer9aEon. Auaitar Of Ad.ws
Coenty, has renovea e S@sttl@ -
eoteget TAO basiasz With N. OaIkfns
~. ksfeeeole t<rn e of1ea dsea nas
e1e.re ~ March "a. bat h aye q
ssaid faaesF - seAtals hnzinnaI man
toan Aadiaag q tws 81 sAsee ooaniiaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

0l iAs arr Il Hopkina Z BasssR. ma
Vsissass q Ne sssslis sosp wssls. Va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

RsspRislaE Of che Seattle Feed Mia
aid There have bssn no nsw a.
xeiopmenis u regara % car Erist Mi
enterpyiae. Ihe success % TIE foe.3
mid vii eettte she Question. i've oan
not sake lttle ol1naern Ike thia cax
we hare 10 uae for larger Goa. An
satisfied with the feed trade. ana thinN
thaEe viii be ne trcaAle n epttiUe
ahaadAncs u capital 90 bnlla ne mill
We want q aite aiong he waior fro.t
and anyone knowing e soaA a sita -
ale 9ii eonfer z fR0ar hy osnfarrins
viii ne. ] have ies3 relu ned fr,gS
wildly lsland. where I weat u ~
with The farmers and iBanae thr,n- n
possible, 30 raise tall Whsaa. Rall whaaa
10 this eounlFy u maeh hatsar ~ mili
ina paFf0ooa than sqFtuR wheat
feaae e good wheat on sAa falana a =
raised either Ia OFaxca 81 Rauler.
NsshinEton, and thaEe & 10 rsason M
Whsat raisins aheald nss heaome 4
pfoataele indostTy 90 the Soand. r.
ea1a rAtSad % tha Sosnd arr uanerfcr Z,
tAoae a. any atheF Nee1iaa ea thts coaSi
Il eeder - giss theaa nsw and sfFgs-
cling emAqgFrtsea . start TIE paarle a.
tbs eoand shenld strive O. rmtFumirs
noene Industry. Tue QaiehaF thrV a.
this The Qaicksr TIER vii Fsalsrs -
pzeepeEily and praaeeea e aaAtsle. -.
whieA thsy have eli waited % tone.
M Huzu1~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19
Dress Goods!

We will offer this week the cheapest lot Of Dress Goods ha
Of Seattle. We closed out an entir
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
Case Dismissed.

M. Loricke, superintendent of the
Main Street aud Agricultural Park Street
Railroad Company, was charged on COM
plaint of M. V. Wright, an officer of the
Los Angeles Humane Society, with hav-
ing, on the 10th of October, as superin.
tendent, allowed more than forty per.
sons to be carried at one time ON car No.
10 of the said street railway company,
which was drawn by only one horse.
The complaint was made under ordi-
nance $50, which provides against cruel
ty to animals. A general demurrer was
interposed by defendants counsel, stat.
ing that the complaint did not specify
facts sufficient to constitute an otfense.
Justice Austin, acting as Judge of the
City Court, sustained the demurrer and
dismissed The complaint.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
STANFORD,S LETTER.
How He stands ON the Sugar
Question.

Question.
WASHINGTON, December l6.-The
National Republican this morning prints
the following letter from Senator Stan
ford on the sugar question:
Editor National Republican: Your
note, asking for my views on the ques.
ton of collecting customs duties on
sugar, and the internal revenue tax on
tobacco, has been received. From my
observations of making sugar from beets
in California I think the day is not far
distant when, with improved machin.
cry, we can produce all the refined
sugar needed, as low as it can be pro-
duced in any other country, and that
in consequence the sugar will be fur.
nished to our people as cheap, if not
cheaper, than it can be fur
nished from abroad. l am there
fore against removing its protection.
Beet sugar is now made in California
with fair success. visited a beet sugar
factory in California recently, the pro-
prietor of which told me that he had
made beet sugar at a cost of 4.99 cents
per pound with imperfect machinery
and that with improved machinery he
thought the cost could be reduced at
least cent per pound. As principle
1 believe in the protection of our home
industries against foreign competition
and as consequence of the cultivation
of tobacco as legitimate industry. ]
see no sufficient reason why it should be
burdened while other industries are pro-
tected. l am, yours truly,
LELAND STANFORD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
The Police in a Quandary.

The police seem to have caught ele-
plants in the persons of Frank Ryan
and Frank Hart, the confidence opera
tors. They have all the desire in the
world to secure conviction against
them, which they undoubtedly deserve,
but so far they have been unable to
find statute, to cover the case. that
will stick when brought into Court. At
present the men are charged with
vagrancy, for which they will be tried
on Monday. In default of 5000 bail
they are now in Jail. In the meantime,
authorities will be examined to see if it
is possible to send the paddock ex-
perts" to another place than the County
Jail, if their offense is reachable by the
law
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
A Big Suit.

CHICAGO, December l6.-Edwin B..
Palmer has brought suit against Joseph
w. Haskins to recover $240,000 of
shares in the Atlas Mining Company,
which he claims the defendant improper
ly obtained from him. In his bill the
plaintiff alleges that he entered into an
agreement with Haskins to furnish him
with sixty thousand dollars to work four
copper mines of great value which he
owned at Red Rock, Pima county. Ari-
zona, on condition that Haskins would
give him half interest in the concern.
This was represented by nearly $500, 900
in shares, but the defendant. it is
charged, turned over but $l5O,OOO
worth, dividing up the remainder with
other parties. with whom he had been
carrying on negotiations without the
plaintiffs knowledge An injunction
Haskins from assigning or
of the property was issued by
Judge Tuley,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
THE COAST.
Gen. Miles Campaign Ap-
proved.
A TUG BOAT SWAMPED.
Killing of q Hackman-Wlll AL
vertise for Immigrants-HOpe
to Go East.
sp.eiat to the Herald sy the Associated Press

lspecial to the Herald by the Associated Press
Tucson, A. r., December l6.-The
Arizona Cattlemen's Association, in
convention here, adopted the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the attempt of the
Secretary of War to belittle the services
of Gen. Miles to the people of Arizona
is reflection upon the wise Indian pol.
icy of President Cleveland and an out.
rage upon the people of the Territory.
The citizens of Arizona never demanded
the lives of the Apache Indians, but did
seek to have these savages removed
from the Territory as the only guaran'
tee against future atrocities.
Resolved, That neither malice nor
envy in high places can lessen the
achievements of Gen. Miles, his officers
aud soldiers, nor imperil his claim to
the lasting gratitu le of our people for
the prompt removal of these fiends from
our Territory, extra official though the
act may have been, and we, the citizens
of the frontier, whose wives and children
lived in mortal terror of their lives till
Gen. Miles came to the rescue OF our de-
fenceless families, note with pleasure the
fact that the President of the United
States in his message to Congress appro..
priately recognizes the distinguished
services which Gen. Nelson A. Miles has
rendered to the people of Arizona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
A TEXAS LYNCHING.
A story OF Terrible brutality
Brought to Light.

TExARKANA, Tex, December l6.-Jas.
Howard, aged 35 years, was taken from
Jail here at midnight last night by a
masked mob, by whom he was carried a
short distance below town and hung to o
railroad trestle. Howard was arrested
Wednesday on warrant charging him
with maltreating his wife, who is
scarcely IA years old. and to whom
he was married last July. Mrs. How
ards story is one of atrocious brutality
on the part of her husband. She says
he frequently tied her feet together
while she was in state of nudity and
hanging her up by the feet, beat her un.
mercifully and threatened to kill her if
she told any one of his crueltles. On
the first of November he took common
branding iron and branded large let.
ter "H" on his wife's person in two
places, while she was tied to bed.
After suffering several weeks from the
effects of these burns Mrs. Howard told
her mother what happened, with the
result that Howard was arrested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
Clever Capture of n Burglar.

The room of Walter Wild at No. l.,
Wilmington street was burglarized, last
night and valise containing two suits
of clothes and pair of CATERS stolen
out of it. Officer Little went out to in
vestigate and found man walking on
the railroad track on Alameda street,
going in the direction of the Chinese
Theatre, who was acting suspiciously.
The man waa carrying bundle. Little
arrested him and brought him to the
police office, where it was found that
the bundle contained lot of washing
taken from q clothes line. The man
gave the name of VIM. White and was
booked for petit larceny. Officer Lit
tie then went out again and discovered
that the man who had stolen the valise
had left it at the Tidal Wave Lodging
House, where the Monkey Saloon for
merly was, on Upper Main street. The
man was not in, SO Little sat down for
awhile and awaited the return of the
burglar, who made his appearance at
midnight Little followed him into his
room where the valise was found. The
thief who gave the name of Frank Ryan,
and who is burly tramp. was locked up
on the charge of grand larceny. He
had broken button hook in his pocket
which he had probably used to open the
door of the room which he burglarized.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
HACKMAN KILLED.
MichaeIJ. D0lan Sh OF by William
Rowan.

SAN Francisco, December l6.-At 3
o'clock this morning Michael j. Dolan
and William Rowan, hackmen, had a
dispute about their respective stands at
Kearney and Market streets. Dolan
reproached Rowan for encroaching
upon his domain and soliciting. The
police advised the men to refrain and
left them. Shortly after five pistol
shots were heard. The police hurried
back and found Dolan bleeding from
five wounds. He died as soon as he
reached the receiving hospital. Rowan
was arrested, jailed and charged with
murder. Rowan claims that the de-
ceased was the aggressor, and during
the. dispute put his hand on his pistol
pocket. Rowan, to defend himself,
drew his pistol and shot Dolan. The
murdered man was the employer OF T.
+. Dolan, hackman, now in the coun-
ty Jail charged with the murder of DIR.
Hergarten, a short time since. A
search of Dolan's person, after his death,
failed to discover a weapon of any kind,
nor could any be found in the locality
where the shooting took place. The
deceased was native of ireland, 3S
years old, and leaves wife and five
children, the youngest but one year old.
Rowan still maintains that the shooting
was done in self-defense.