Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-23
NEWS OF THE WORLD,
The Presidents Return to
Washington.
Parnell's Land Bill--Berlin Gossip
The French Faster, Sncci-
Railroad Wreck.

The French Faster, Succi-
Railroad Wreck.
Special to The Herald ov the Associated Press
ALBANY, September 22.--President
Cleveland and party arrived here by
special car this morning TO meet Secre-
tary Manning. The President and Sec
retary were in private conversation in
Mr.. Manning's Office for about an hour.
Secretary Manning will return to Wash
ington in about fortnight, but whether
to remain or close up affairs In his de-
partment Is not known. He was IN
good spirits this morning and, barring q
limp in his gait. apparently is in bis
normal state Of health. 1t is not be-
lieved here, however, that he will re-
main in the department for any length
Of time.
JERsEy Cry, September 22.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland and party ar
rived here at 3:l5 P. NJ, in the private
car of President Olypoint, o. the Della.
ware and Hudson River Railroad and
Canal Company. No one left the car
while It remained in the Pennsylvania
railroad depot. Comparatively few peo.
ple were aware Of the arrival Of the
party, The President was engrossed
with his mail and newspapers. while
Mrs. Cleveland appeared TO be inter-
ested in the usual depot sights AT 3:45
r, NJ. the car was attached to the limited
Wa shington express and left for the cap
ital.
HOME AGAIN.
WAsHIsoTos, September 22.--The
President and his wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Folsom and Colonel and Mrs. La
monf, returned TO Washington tonight
at Q o'clock. Quite q crowd OF men,
women and children had assembled TO
see tho Presidential party. They were
driven at once to the White House.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Villas met
the party 1t the executive uiansioB, and
remained chatting with the President
apd Mrs. Cleveland for an hour. The
President is slightly sunburned and
looks in excellent health.
Repcrs Of an. Pension Bureau.
WAsHrSaToS, September 22.--Com.
missioner Of Pensons Black has filed
with the Secretary Of the Interior his re-
port Of the operations Of the Pension
Bureau for the fiscal year ended June
30, 1885. From the report ID itappears
that on June 10th last there were $685..
-S3 pensioners on the rolls, composed Of
2e5, ,s54 army invalids, So.l62 army wild.
ows, mlnor children and dependent rela-
tives. 29Js pavy invalids, 1877 navy
widows, minor children, etc.. and 1889
survivors OF the war OF 1912. showing q
loss during the year Of l406 Of this
class. The amount paid Tor pensions
during the year was S63. 70I, l.6l.
the difference in the amount paid and
the annual value representing accrued
and arrearage pensions paid during the
wear, One hundred and sixty thousand,
four hundred and sixteen certificates of
all kinds, including 79, 9sS increase cer-
tificatcs issued TO widows and depend
ants under the act OF March, 1885. were
issued during tho past year, which, the
report says, shows vast increase OF the
work Of the office. This is especially
true Of the special examination division,
which, the Commissioners says, has saved
the Government over 80, 100000 The
amount Of expenditures for stationery,
printing and binding has been dimin-
fsbsd BY Sl3. .6S3 for the past year. OF
che appropriations provided for the sx-
psnss I, OF the Office, S305, ,962 has been
convertsl back into the treasury. Inc
sninishcd by 100.
-
s.s...ha- % .,;so.,;on.
~ ss.,,,,ss.;sI ,rsa,v hetween Ger.
h..d :. Ma.
many anu SPAN "e'' e~'.s"Ks. - -
rid on the 2lst instant. The Conserya-
tives are iubiIant, and claim that Bis
marek foressw the revolution in spain
and hastened the meeting OF the Relchs-
tag in order to insure promulgation
of the treaty before change should be
made in the Spanish government.
United States Niuister Pendleton and
daughter sail Saturday.
.,o. hays declared against the participa.
tion Of Germany in the exhibition at
Paris in 1889.
saccI, the Faster hailenged.
Paris, September 22.--A committee
Of Parisian doctors has challenged succ,
70 last lor'y oays oo 70 "a. rrene an eandit;aa
that M he reveal the secret of his elixir,
-. ..h;ah ,s.ssnt IL onaranteed.
A Terrible wreck.
x.xs.. c,rv sentember 22.--Two
-. a. u;.so,,; p.c;6c
ife'en' us'n' ~ '
road collfded this morning 'n'f'y miles
usst this city. The two trains met on q
curve and both were ditched. George
Combes and John Light, Of Sedalia, en-
qineers of the trains, were both killed
and the two firemsn were injured. The
wreck took fire and about ten cars were
burned with their contents: seven were
loaded Win noes' cat.le anu sl1op, n'.u -
were oufneo anu Ma,'neu, ~" p. aJ -, ~
ths carcassss were oulneu. asse'ss'
trains were osiayed seVerai nou's'
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I. ASorhhh cAIlfoRNiA WINNER
GRAyEsEsD. l.. l.. September 22.-At
the Coney Island Jockey Club meeting