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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
A Snnnish Swim d ler.

SACRAMENTO, october PA spaniard mas
bee n operating in this city for some time
past who offers for sale as silver pieces OF
metal which look something like silver
roughly cast in mold about as large as
a composition. He represents that ne mas
lust come from quicksilver mine and pre-
lends that he cannot speak English. de mas
succeeded in swindling NUMBER OF people,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
CHILDREN STOLEN.
Three Little Ones Abducted from
their Homes.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 27.-Facts of the
abduction of three children were made pub
lie to-day. From Michael Dealy and John
Piggott, fathers OF the abducted children, 1t
was learned that on Saturday last candy
dealer known as Doc" Burnett, had en-
ticed Lille Dealy, aged Is; Annie Piggot,
aged Ia. and Hugh Piggott, aged IL, away
from their homes by the promise of treat
ing them to candy. Since then nothing has
been seen OF the children, but postal cards
have been received by Dealy and Piggott,
one of which stated that Burnett had gone
to San Luis Obispo, while another stated
he had gone to San Diego. The last postal
card was dated from Newhall. The object
OF the abductions is not known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
FIRE AT CLEVELAND.
A Scientific school Building De.
StrOYed.

CLEVELAND, O., October 27.-The magnif-
cent stone building OF the Case School OF
Applied Science. at the East End, com:
pleted and opened one year ago, was burned
at an early hour this morning. The build.
ing was four stories in height and built of
sandstone. 1t was furnished with all the
latest appliances for the demonstration of
science. The total loss is estimated at $780,
900. The physiological and geological col
leetions and chemical apparatus were
among the finest in the country. The chem
ical appliances were valued at $4,000. 1t
is Thought that the building and contents
were insured for $75,0 900. There were from
fifty to sixty students. The Case School
was built with monev left by the late Leon
ard Case, a Cleveland millionaire and phi
lanthrOpist
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Emperor William Improving.

BERLIN, October 27.-Emperor William to-
day received several military reports,
worked three hours, received Count Herbert
Bismarck at four O'Clock and gave a large
dinner party at FIVE. The Emperor pro-
poses to attend hunt on Saturday at Hal
bertustock. The King of Saxony, Duke of
SAKE Altenburg and other princes will &C.
company him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
The Fate of Winkleman. the Boy
Murderer.

BAKER CITY. Cal, october T.-Fred.
winkleman to-day p'eaded guilty to mnrder
in the second degree, and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for life. He is under 20
wears old. Two years ago he stole four
head of horses to get even on a man who
would not pay him his wages as a cattle,
herder. He started for Idaho. with the
horses. Two old residents of this count ty
scare hing for lost cattle came upon him
while he was asleep. The boy being reused
suddenly, thought the officers were in pur-
suit of him, and seized his Henry rifle and
shot both the men dead. While incarcer-
nearly burned to death. His wounds at
this time are horrible. 1t is not likely he
will live year in the State prison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
For Ratding Chinese.

PETALUMA, october 27.-F. J. Johnson,
John johnson, Chas. Eastman, Arthur Car.
ter and J. T. Curry, were brought In from
Bloomfield, by Deputy U. 3. Marshal Burns,
to-day, charged with being unlawfully en-.
gagged in raids against the Chinese some
time SINCE They will have a hearing be-
fore Deputy U. 8. Commissioner W. b. Has
kell, tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Russia,s wheat Crop Fails.

NEW YORK, october 27.-Labouchere, in
his cable letter to the World. says: 1.-THE
plete failure this year, should be good news
for growers in America"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
REQUESTED TO RESIGN.
The President of Mills College
Asked to Go.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 27.-The Board OF
Trustees of Mills College, Oakland. have re-
quested Homer B. Sprague, President OF
that institution, to resign. The cause OF
this action on the part of the Trustees is that
they are dissatisfied with changes he has
recommended, claiming that they are too
radical. President Sprague declines to ac,
cede to the request and further action will
be taken by the Board at its meeting Friday
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
THEY PAY THE PENALTY.
The Five Honduras Revolution
lists Shot.

New ORLEANS, october 27.-Advices from
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, state that on the
10th instant General e. Delgado, Lieutenant
Juda Indalicio Garcia, Commander Miguel
Cortez and Lieutenant Gabriel LoyoDo were
taken from the prison at .Comayagua and
shot. in accordance with the sentence pro-
nounced BY the military courtmartial.
GEN. Delgado and his unfortunate comrades
were leaders in the recent flibustering ex-
petition in the interest of ex-President
people failed to rise upon the landing, being
satisfied with the present government. and
the entire party were captured by party
of rural guards uuder the command OF an
AIcalda
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
FOREIGN.
Anarchy Prevailing in
Bulgaria.
RUSSIA AS AN INTIMIDATOR.
Emperor William-The New Zulu
Republic-Sofia's State of
Siege.

Special to The Herald bu the associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG October 27.-The Oficial
Messenger says: "The anarchy which pre-
walls in Bulgaria prevents the Russian con.
suls from protecting the lawful interests of
Russian residents After General Kaulbars
had left Varna several Russians were ar.
rested on illegal pretexts. Two Russian
cruisers were there fore dispatched to that
n1ac
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
The Baltimore Catholic UnI-
VersitYs

BALTIMORE, october 27.-A meeting OF the
Catholic Univ ersity Board was held to day
versity were discussed fully. A letter was
nrepared and addressed to the Pope asking
His Holiness to bless and approve the insti-
tuition. 1t was stated at the conference that
Miss Caldwell's original contribution OF
$500, ,0o0.
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Perished I'm FInmes.

PocAHoNTAs, Va, October ga FIRE this
morning destroyed sixteen houses. includ
ing two hotels and several bu siness houses.
George Baker. of Lynchburg, perished in
the flames. Several other persons are miss
ing. The fire was the work of an incen-
diary. Heavy rains saved the town. Loss,
$40 900: insurance unknown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
New RAILROAD Enterprise.

SAN DIEGO, october 27.-President Strong
and Vice President Smith, OF the A, 7. 4 S.
on good authority that the object of the
visit was to make arrangements at once to
build road from Los Angeles to Ocean
side to connect with the California South
ern, and build large depot at San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
The Ncyv ZuIu RenubIic,

LONDON, october 2.-Sir A. E. Havelock,
Governor of Natal, has Informed the legis-
lative council of that colony that the Erg.
lish Government declined to consent to the
absorption of Zululand. The council pro-
poses to decline to vote supplies unless the
Governor explains the Home Governments
relations with the new Zulu Republic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
murdertn the First Degree.

SAN FRANCISCO. october 27.-The jury in
the case of Frank Gleichauff. accused of
the murder OF Richerd Schultz in the Chi.
cago Brewery, on the nth of July last,
brought iu verdict of murder in the first
degree, and fixing the penalty at imprison-
ment for life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28

LONDON, october 27.-Advices from Ran
goon say that the rebellion in Myingyan is
increasing. The mail for Yemethen has
been looted and the native escort killed.
The British have organized forces to attack
the rebels in the Momboo and MyinGyan
districts next week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
MEMBERS OF THE JAMES GANG.
ASSAULTED NY THUGS.
A County Treasurer beaten and
Robbed.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct ,ber 27.-Ths Ga
zette's Desarc, Ark, special says: Last night
at II O'Clock, while County Treasurer Ward
was going from his office, a couple OF men
seized him, threw coffee sack over his
robbed the ofiice oil over 81, ,000. He was
knocked senseless and when found his legs
were tied together. No clue to the robbers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Tnc 81. T., g. s. +. Line.

BosToN, october 27.-The Transcript says:
every mile OF the st. Louis & San Francisco
indian Territory line, from Fort Smith. Ark,
to Paris, Texas. 1t is claimed that this road
will be finished and connect with the Gull,
Colorado and Santa Fe extension from Dal-
las, at Paris, by the 1st OF January.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
REvENGED UPON THE WHITES

For the indignity put upon their chief by
arresting him. III authentically reported
that six men were killed ON the Upper river
and the women and children OF the settlers
are flying for safety. Three companies of
United States troops have been ordered to
the scene ofthe outbreak, and are already
moving out by forced marches, They can
reach there in a day. The agent is Captain
Upshaw. The agency is not connected by
telegraph and is totally unprotected. Sew
Rations are drawn by over 45O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
STILL THEY CONE.

pHILADEIpHIA, october 27.-The steam
shin British King, which arrived here from
fiverpooi to-day brought 307 Mormon con-
verts. They will proceed to salt Lake. II
heraa fter he landed here instead of at New
York. ii being claimed that the law is con-
strued harshiy in regard to them at the lat
ter plaCe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
KarnyeIoff Years an Assault.

SOFIA, October 27.-Karaveloff refused to
go to TirnOva because of the fear of being
assaulted. He argues that it is unnecessary
to convene the Sobranie in the face of Rus
sian opposition. The Sobranje, he says, has
no right to depose him from the Regency
and he declares that III it does he will retire
under protest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
N.,y Wnuk ar santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, october "a new banking
corporation has been organized here to be
cal,ed "The City Bank" The capital stock
will be $lOO, 900. L. X. Baldwin is President,
+. A. Him, Vice President, and G. W. Frost
Cashier,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
san Fran cisco Rains.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 27.-The rainfall
in this city for the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day was eight-hundredths OF an
inch. The weather opened cloudy. II Is
now clear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
The Rrothcrhood.

NEW YORK, october 27.-The National
Rrotherhood Of Locomotive Ergineers to-
day re elected P. M. Arthur Chief Engineer
for three years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
A Fire Nenr Samln cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, October 27.-B. Pilkingtons
barn and contents, located near this city,
were burned yesterday afternoon. Loss,
$500; insurance, $1,000; cause OF fire I'M
known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
utuht Of way Secured.

SANTA BARBARA, October 27.-Colonel La
mott. In the interest of the Southern Pac &c
railroad, has secured the right OF way from
Ventura to this place, 1t is expected the
road will be finished to this point by July.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28

VICTORIA, b. c., October 27-Instructions
were received yesterday that X. e. Sproule,
who now stands reprieved till the 29th inst,
will ON that day be executed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Wenther ImdIcntions.

SAN FRANCISCO October 27.--1ndications
for the twenty-four hours commencing at4
A. M. October 28th For California, fair
weather, preceded on the northwestern
coast by local rains.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC,
TROUBLESOvlE CHEYENNEs.
An Outbreak of the Tribe In
Montana.

SAN Francisco, october 27 "A special to
the Chronicle from Miles City. Montana,
says: A few days ago the Cheyenne chief
Crazyhead and two braves were arrested on
Tongue River, 100 miles from here, by civil
officers charged with killing the sheep of
local raisers. The Indians were brought to
this city and Jailed, The Cheyennes have
been troublesome to cattle owners for some
years and have altogether developed a
spirit of plundsr and lawlessness To day
word was received at the government post
that the Cheyennes had made break and
would be
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
King Otto,s INSANITY.
SprouI,s Execution,

BERLIN. October 27.-King Otto, OF Bava-
ria. is suffering from violent attacks of In
sanity of the worst kind
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
Returned to the Fold.

SALT LAKE, october 27.--Five Mormon inn
migrants sent back to Europe by the Immi-
other line, They were smuggled through
Castle Garden and have arrived here. The
church organ exults over the thwarting of
the bigoted Commissioners, as they term
than
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
government Money order systesa

WASHINGTON. october 27.-C. F. McDon-
aid, Superintendent of the money order
system, made his annual report to thu
Postmaster G General, showing the oPcrn.
tions of that service during the last hscsi
year. From the report 1t appears that tne
notes issued was II, ,433, 1853, representing
SlS2 ZIG Sl7, for which fees aggregetiux
81 2ii,5O6 were received. The Increased
patronage OF the system amounted 70
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
n.,,h 81 n mtIIiomaire,

NEW YoRK, october T.-Alfred Smith,
Newport millionaire real estate owner, died
yesterday. He leaves 80, 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28

settIemcnt of County Treasurers.
SACRAMENTO, october 2s.-The treasurer
Of San Francisco county to-day settled with
the Controller and paid into the state treas
ury I'll, ,4N.07. The treasurer Of Alameda
county paid In S12,686 So, and the treasurer
Of Santa Clara county as S.c4S.Sl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
NATURAL GAS.
A strong Flow Struck at Mormon
slough.

STOCKTON, october 27.-The company
which is boring for natural gas in this vic
unity, has struck a strong flow al a depth OF
1000 feet in well ON the north bank of the
Mormon Slough. The gas is readily ignited
S60 or 400 gallons OF water minute.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
na,,way maii service .aepers.

WASHINGTON, october 2z-Generai suDe.~
;ntendent Jamison, of the railway mail
service. has completed his annual report 1og
the fiscal year ending June S0th last Iron
the reporti 1t appears that a the close Of ~
numbered s7l, occupying 4s5 whole o.
The sseree ate length of railroad routeo ovoE
" hlch fhese cars run ia l10,672 miles, an1
the annual miles OF railroad service po<<
formed by clerks was 100, ,s23s 40.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
An Indian Carves His squaw.

HEALDsBURG. October 27.-Indian John,
laborer in vineyard near Geyserville, had
some difficulty with his wife and slashed
her with knife across the breast and neck.
He was arrested and placed in the Healds-
burg prison. 1t is thought that the wound
will not prove fatal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
AN INTERESTING DECISION.
The Case of Zones VS.. Branden-
stein Terminated.


SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-Judge Ma
guirs this morning rendered decision in
the celebrated case of witcher Jones vs..
Josph Brandenstein ct ais, dealers in and
manufacturers of tobacco, with whom
plaintiff was partner. The court previous
ly held that plaintiff was entitled to a dis
solution of co-partnership. Upon the con
clusions of the court plaintiff was entitled
to full accounting of all issues and pro
its of such co.partnership. But palintiff
has claimed that the ordinary rules of ac-
counting shall not apply to this case because
of the
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CONDUCT
On the part of the defendants, by which
great losses were experienced by the firm
in whose business he claims one-third inter
est. These losses ne Claimed should be
borne by those guilty OF frauds. He claims
that the defendants should be compelled TO
account for the gross receipts of all branches
of business, without allowance for ad-
vances. operating or other expenses and
that full third should be set apart to him
as his share of the profits. The court held
that Jones waa entitled TO one.third of the
stock and Que third of the dividends upon
such stock, upon payment of bis share OF all
advances made by the other members of
the firm aud upon payment OF
HIS SHARE OF ALL DEBTS
OF the copartnership; that there was no in
tention, as far as can be ascertained from
the evidence, TO cheat or defraud or in any
manner embsrrass the Seal Rock Tobacco
Company or corporation, or any member
thereof. The decision concludes as follows:
"Thc O. der of the court is, therefore, that
full and true accounting OF the property,
business and affairs OF the copaItnership
be had; that sucn accounting include all
of tee business and affairs of the Seal
Rock Tobacco Company and all business
transactions had between the firm of Es-
berg, Bachman 4 Co. and the J. B. Pace
Tobacco Company, and that sue account
ing be taken in accordance with the views
expressed In this opinion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-28
state of Siege at Sofia.
The Myingyan Rebellion.

LONDON. October PA State siege has
cen proclaim ed at Sofia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30
A STRAIGHT TICK EFT.

Republicans have, this year, urgent sea.
sons for voting straight ticket. Previous
to the last election many heretofore Jealous
partisans had become Indifferent, many in
different party men had become careless and
many had begun to think that perhaps
change would be good thing. The result
of the falling away from party support gave
the county into the hands OF the Democrats
and we now see the result.
A rebuke such as can only be given at the
polls is needed, and that rebuke should be
administered now. A straight Republican
ticket is remonstrancc against the Demo
cratic free trade theories and against the
Democratic gold policy, both Of which work
great injury not TO Nevada alone but TO The
country at large. When Republicans have
shown that their principles are sull firm;
when Democrats have learned by experience
that their party is party Of blunders and
when again the principle Of protection to all
American interests is represented by the Ma
tonal executive, then will be time enough TO
give way to personal preference and vote for
individual favorites. Now, however, Rtpub-
lcans who see and feel the i'll effect OF
Democratic policy should show their senses
OF The situation by an unscratched Republi
can ballot; and Democrats who are not
blinded by party tradition and prejudice will
help themselves and their countrymcn by
showing by the only means in their power
that the present attitude of the Democratic
administration does not meet with their ap
proval - Walker Lake Bulletin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30
LOOK OUT!

1t is reported on good authority that the
sack has reached Dayton-the Democratic
sack. Jewett Adams was in town Thursday
and with him came the Italian interpreters.
They made trip down the river and visited
all the Italian ranchers, and the report is,
placed silver where it would do the most
good. Not only this, but Mr.. Adams made
many promises, which he will of course keep
as he did when he promised Candelaria
flag pole. Among the numerous promises
made, one was. we are told, that if the Cor.
delli Bros. would use their influence for him,
he would, if elcc ted, make it special point
to see that their brother was liberated from
the State Prison, where he was sent some
year or more ago for stealing cattle from the
Vail Bros. ranch. This is one Of tbs most
infamous promises that was ever made, and
the people should see to it that a man who
will 60 to such ends to secure his election,
should never hold Office in this State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

In recent speech at San Francisco, Geo.
A. Knight, after few Introductory remarks
said: 1.-The Democrats have not got the
heart to do what they promise. They speak
OF the rights OF labor, but that is chestnut,
and l expect that the bells would ring il |
continued to talk to you in that strain, there
fore will not. | wish TO say few words
to you Republicans. 1t is not John F. Swift
that is running for Governor. lie is there
but as a hgurehead. What do care for him
more than l do for John Jones OF Washing
ton Bartlettl 1t is the Republican party
that is running, and it is for that you and
are asked to vote. 1t is the State Of Cali
forna that is 10 say to Ohio, Maine, New
York, and all the other States in the East,
that we are as solid in 1886 as we were in
1854. We want the strength of this cleo.
ton to 60 East, and say that we have not
gone back OF the record OF 1884, when we
voted Tor James G. Blaine"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

THE hair of the dog is said to be good
for the bite. Mr. Ellis seems to be Of this
opinion. He tells us that the Administration
is against Nevada because it is a Republi-
can Stale. He tells US that Congress is SO
hopelessly Democratic that Nevada cannot
expect 10 receive any consideration therein,
and that The only way 10 remedy this evil,
flor he acknowledges it to be an evil) is 10
send few more Democrats to Congress.
Conundrum-how many men like Fair would
we have to send 10 Congress before we would
be wiped out altogether as State?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

We now understand how it came about
that President Cleveland had the Carson
Mint rc-opened is such hurry. We thought
Woodburn did it. The Democrats thought
it was Fair. But Mr.. Macmillan testites
that to the great Elko Convention belongs
the praise. When c. Cleveland read the
remarkable platform framed at that Conven.
ton, he rushed off TO the telegraph Office,
and with the Precipitation streaming down his
massive cheeks, sent the order flying over
the wires at lightning speed to open the
Carson Mint as an-assay Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

Nh. YOUNG, the Democratic nominee
for Assessor, says he does not calculate to
get the Irish vote in this county. After max,
ing trip to Sutro, while in this end Of the
county, he was asked how he found things
in that little town. In replying he stated
that he would get all the votes there except
the - Irishmen, and he thought he
could get along without them anyway. We
think he will have to get along without them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

There are one or TWO parties who failed
10 get nominations before the Republican
Convention, who, it is understood, a,e work
ing 10 defeat certain candidates on the Re.
publican ticket. Mr.. Dallas certainly has
less reason to kick against any portion ofthe
ticket than any one else. He has been
elected by the Republicans for five terms. we
believe, and should not scour now, because
he failed to be re nominated. We do NOS
say that he would not have made as cool an
officer as Others, but we believe in leaving
personal feelings out of politics, and hope
that the fact that our present Sheriff
has not collected a license from Mr..
Dallas for running r lodging house. will not
influence Mr.. Dallas against man on our
ticket. Ii would appear that if Mr.. Ran
dali be elected Commissioner, that nothing
would be known in regard to the matter. We
do not believe that this is fair way for any
man TO gain Office, and one who will make
political capital out Of official negligence is
no good man for an Office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-30

IT would be well for the Democratic
Of their party against getting their applause
in at the wrong time. 1t must be little
embarrassing to the eloquent speakers to have
them applaud the Seating OF Rutherford b.
Hayes in the Presidential Chair. And again
when the grand climax has at length been
laboriously reached, to leave the orator, in
deathly silence, with his hand raised to high
Heaven and his mouth wide open.