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islature for Educational and Charitable pur-s
pOses--with a capital Of $1,000, 00)--to which a
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BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made "a part Of the present Stata
Constitution adopted December Cd A. ID. 1870.
The only Lottery eDsr DOted aad endOrseG
bg the people of am State.
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OrrsGiIai.

00O BRYAN STREET has made quite an
Ill impression on some OF our visiting mil
arv men. One of them was heard To remark
they he thought she was one of the prettlest
and sweetest young ladies of the Forest City.
Quite a compliment, Mise Manic.
tom, shall expect to hear from YOU;
SUTHERLAND.
7 WOULD like to see the boy, brother-in-
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street, Savannah, Ga.
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TNORsALE, lot on south side Of Duny, next
street q H. DORsETf.
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I GUDJ AIM, Boot and shoe Maker. Rest
81 French calf shoes TO order from 81 10 S.,
sure tit for cripples and buniOus. Sewed half
sOles ana heels 81 so. Ladies' and gents shoe
repairing neatly done. warranted best work
in city. 5l1& Whitaker street, one door from
South RrOad
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CLOTHING Repaired, Cleaned, Altered,
~ Braided, Dyed; also, New suits Cut aud
Made at latest styles; charges reasonable;
Jefferson street.
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ITOK SALE, nne Devon Cove. with young
il calves; superior rich mixers. Write Cor
description aud prices, J. II. a IL. r. JONES.
tierndOn. Ca
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NEACKINAW. Manila aud Panama Hats
wi beached; light color Felt Hats cleaned;
also silk Hats repaired at J. U BADO| Ms,
5ll6 Whitaker street, near south Broad. THIS
place will close about June J. SO please call
for your Hats before that date.
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E~OAPITAL PRIZE 75,OOO~@a
TIokets only IS. shares In proportlOn

I'VE do hereby certiCy that ace sispsrpise tks
arrangements for all the Monthly and Quar-
teryy trainings Of The Loufstane STATE Lott
terry CO87IGng, and IN person manage and con-
troI the Dgdl0,n6s themselves, and That the sans
arc coaduct4d 1oith honesty, fairness, and ~
oood Igifh tOlodrd all 9sgrtles. and authorize
Ire CoBtDdnU to use this cert acrte, NTH Hde-
sin,les Of our signatures attached, IN its Gdver-
tisemeats."
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AfIp 1uanten.

ZfflV AOattAfus
WANTED. a young lady who Is a good cor
w respondent and cOpvIst and Is willing
to wait on invalid ladies n doctors office,
Address by letter only in own handwriting,
PROF. DEXTER, No. $50 South Broa street.
WANTED, ladies to work on common
w pants or TO do plan sewing, at l91 Con-
gress street, corner Jefferson.
WANTED, two live solicitors. Address e.
w G. KIDD, this Office.
WANTED. We desire to establish gene
w raj agency in Savannah, or vicinity, to
control the sale of a staple article OF daily
consumption. Any energetic man With small
capital may secure a permanent, paying busi-
ness. For particulars address GREENWICH
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linen SHEETING.

One lot 9O-inch Pure Linen 6hseting at
zoe.
One lot 9O-inch Pure Linen sheeting at
Soc.
One lot 9O-inch Pure Linen sheeting at
81; absolutely worth 81 20.
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NOR SALE, large quantity Of strips. lx3.
II ixi and iNO, allo. scauiling ranging In
luuster plank. Weather-bcardil a, flooring,
aths aud shingles. We have n large STOCK on
hard. which must be sold. REPPARD A.
go ward corner Taylor and Hast Broad
klrscls. Telephone No. I'll.
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rVNHE CenNennial 5 over. II you want your
i Clothing Renewed, Remodeed, Braided,
DYED, kepaired. etc. go TO s. WHITE, corner
jefferson and State streets
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att0 Stores tor Rrmt.

TOR REET..s delightful summer door Bull
II street. Address Mrs. S. W., this Office.
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over thirty years ago. lie kept a pawn
oroking shop on Chatham street about the
s,pot which ~ now the terminus Of the
brooklyn bridge. He owned the house.
~ was an old-iashioned twO-st0ry-and. a.
uell tenement, built OF brick. There was
hallway door which bad long before that
oeen painted green. Three faded golden
oals daugled over The entrance 10 tue
'~"n Ah1p- FOR r Quarter OF a century.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
The store order system.

PITTSBURGH, october Ain the State Su-
preme Court, which met here to-day, Jus
tice Gordon decided that the store ordersys
TEN under the act of June Goth, 1881, was un
constitutional and void, inasmuch as by it
persons are prevented from making their
own contracts. III his opinion Judge Cor
don says; "The act is an infringement ike
OF the rights of employer and employe, and
it is an insulting attempt TO put the labor
er under legislative tutelage, which is not
only degrading to his manhood, but subser
Went to his rights as Il citizen of the United
states The decision was rendered in the
case of Godcheeds & Co. VS.. Frank Weigman
OF Northumberland county. The judgment
OF the lower court was reversed and a new
trial ordered. The decision caused great
commotion in labor circles to-day. Thomas
A. Armstrong, in the Labor Tribune, advises
every labor organization in the State to
make determined fight against the store
order system. John Costello, President of
the Pittsburgh Miners Association, said +:
"The decision will be startling news to the
miners. They must necessarily begin a
warfare against the pernicious system"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
British Grain Trade.

LONDON, October 4.-The Mark Lane Er-
press in its weekly review of the British
grain trade says: Trade is dull and de-
spond ent, with no prospect of relief. Sales
OF English spring wheat during the past
weet. SO, ,4S1 quarters at Sos Sd, against a, ,4O3
quarters at sos cd during the corresponding
week lat year. Flour is depressed owing
to large receipts of American and is selling
at the lowest rates known. British millers
complain that the business in American
flour is crushing the native industry. Fine
barley is scarce; third rate barley is plen-
tiful. Foreign wheat duller There were
seven arrivals and three sales; two cargoes
withdrawn and three remained, one from
Oregon, one from Chilli and one from Cali
fornia. AT to days market wheat, flour and
corn were unchanged. Mailing barley is
lower. Russian oats were dearer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
Hoard of supervisors.
MONDAY, October

MONDAY OctopeT 4.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
w. J. Kee, State Inspector of Insect Pests,
and DR.. 0. II. Cougar appeared before the
Board and fully explained the dangers
from such pests.
Bids for school bonds were opened as
follows From j. ID. Chamberlain-E Enter
prise bonds, s210o; Eagle Rock bonds, S1025.
From N Vanderlip-A1iso bonds, sioe: En-
terprise bonds, $2040. oakland Bank OF
savings Enterprise bonds, s20S6Ao.
The bids OF J. ID. Chamberlain for Enter
mise ard Eagle Rock bonds were accepted.
and tlat of n. Vanderlip for Also bonds,
The Tax Collector was allowed four depu'
ties at el9o each for the month OF Cc.otsr,
md ls ollawing were named and ap
Unvetl A, Cooler. MendeIEall, II. 8
Plat. ana james HeKenaie'
The Board declared The ongth cf Ille
main track of railway asse: sed by the State
Board of Equalization within this county to
be Id2, ,4S miles, and the assessed value pei
mile to be ST., ,76S AZ, aud ordered the same
apportioned in each city, school and road
district as the same was apportioned last
year.
The following was fixed as the tax levy
for the fiscal year 1ss6.s7 on each 500 of tax.
able property in the county, apportioned to
the following funds for State and county
purposes;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
New sugar ar.MakiDg Process.

WASHINGTON, october 4.-Last year Inc
Department of Agric ulture began to exper-
iment at Ottawa, Kansas with the effusion
sugar making process, as applied to sor'
ghum cane. Instead OF crushing the cane,
as in the sugar-cine process, it was shaved
off in minute slices, and the sucrose, or
sugar yielding sap extracted By streams OF
water. The results obtained were SO ell
coarsgiug that the field OF operations was
removed to Fcrt Sect this year. with
largely increased plant. Experiments are
now in progress on scale of some magni'
tude. To day a telegiam was received from
Professor wiley, Chemist CT the Depart,
ment, who is in charge OF the work, an
nouneing lie complete success of the ex-
psliments. The telegram states hat a
syrup has been obtained from sorghum of
light color, good favor aud crystaliziHg
we'll There Yves complete extraction OF
sucrose in six of the cells OF The battery:
Commissioner Coleman is very much eiated
at the success of the experiments and re-
CARDS them as of great value from an eco
nomic point of view. Iu the process now
in use in the South there is loss OF nearly
fifty per cent of the saccharine matter con
tanned In the cane. while the experiments
at Fort Scott, show all absolute extraction
OF oil the sugar.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
HEARTRENDING ACCIDENT.
A Little BABY rrampied Il to Deatl,
Yesterday.

An exceedingly sad accident happened
/ in front OF Hales store on Spring stree
yesterday afternoon, which resulted in the
almost instant death OF the ten weeks old
baby of MIR. and Mrs. Frank c. shepardson
OF Al Rosabel street.
Mrs. Shepardson had come up town, ac
compsnied by her baby and a little
girl some twelve years old, with view
to spending an hour or two shopping. To.
getner they rolled the baby buggy contain
ing the little one down Spring street, until
they arrived at Hale's store. Here Mrs.
something in the show window, and at the
same time the little girl relinquished her
hold upon the handle OF the carnage. Be-
ing thus unrestrained II started to, roll
down the slightly inclined pavement, bear
ing its tiny burden TO its death The mother
aud girl all unmindful OF the little ones
peril leach imagining that the other had
hold OF the handles), stood gazing in at the
show window, while the helpless infant
rolled to its death Reaching the edge of
tne pavement the buggy toppled over the
side of the corbstone and .precipitated
the tender innocent Immediately under
the iron hoofs OF a pair OF vicious horses.
The team surged back and began to rear
and plunge directly upon the form OF the
little unfortunate, crushing its SKULL and
breaking almost every bone in its body
The baby made no outcry save one weak
moan against the cruel violence, and this
pite Gus protest was stfed in the utterance
by the death-desling hoof.
As soon as assistance came the mangled
form was lifted up. placed in a carriage to-
gether with the now frantic and heartbrok-
en- mother aud driven to their home at Al
Rosabel street. DR.. Lathrop was called, but
his services were required only in so far as
the prostrated mother was concerned, Tor
the tender babe was dead and past all hui
man aid.
A HERALD reporter found a number of
neighbors gathered a. the house, and will
ling and gentle hands were ministering to
the needs of the distressed mother.
Mr.. 5hepardson. the father, who is rail-
road engineer, Is out on his run. but .has
been telegraphed for and is expected here
TODAY,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
BERLIN BUDGET.
TheCOinin ngReichstag-SOci g IL
Growing stronger.

BERLIN, October 4.--The newspapers an
nounce that the Reichstag win meet No
vember Is. An exciting session isexpected
over the Governments demand that the
credit for the military shall be effective in
times of peace for an indefinite period, in
stead of as hitherto for seven years. The
Liberals, who have always considered seven
years credited excessive and have wanted
it reduced to three years, will strenuously
oppose it. The government authorities arc
redoubling their efforts for the repression
OF Socialism and are taking special steps to
prevent the spread of Socialistic doc
irines in the army. Orders have
been issued that workmen employed at
the barracks must be furnished with per-
nit indicating the particular door by
which they enter and leave. and in all
cases they will be watched by squad of
soldiers to prevent their holding eommuni-
cation with troops. Socialists have made
great strides at Chemeitz, where they have
obtained the election of three members of
their party to the Cham Der OF Commerce.
This is the first time the Socialists have
elected any of their number to the Chamber
Of Commerce.
The Chemnitx Beard OF Trade has de-
cided to ask tho government TO cndeav0I
by diplomacy to remove the detrime ntal
effect of United States Consul Tanner'B re
ports regarding the tricks CT CheTnitl
manufacturers, (Eemnitz eins greatly dc.
pendent upon tstxports TO Ameiics..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
The New Voters.

The Clerks office last night had not been
able to get in all the books showing the new
registration of voters. II will be remem-
bered that, taking the Blaine year as cri-
terion, the HERALD some days ago reported
that in the city 1850 new names had been
enrolled. Since then the Assessors Office
has returned over 100 names Then on Fri
day and Saturday last the enrollmentwas
very heavy. 1t Is estimated thst not less
than 2200 is the sum of the new voters In
the city.
From the country outside the returns are
very imperfect. So far as footed up there
are 702 new names on the list In this such
places as Pasadena, Pom ona, San Gabriel,
and many other places where the groMWutih Mu
has been greatest are ot included. This
Indicates that the cj ntry will roll up
some 400 new voters, The total will not
fall short of $500 and mn !. go over that for
city and county combined. At five inhab-
itants to the Voter, the usual rule, this
means growth Of II, 500 for Los Angeles
county in two years. OF these 1900 belong
TO the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
fandContrsbutes.

koS, october 4.-President Clcve-
,st $40 TO the Confederate Home,
t.d BY sympathetic letter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
A surprise From ChurchiIi !.

New YORK, October 1T. p. O'Connor' s
cable special to the Star from London says:
IN one respect the most surprising part of
Lord Randolph Churchill's speech at Dan
ford was his reference to foreign affairs:
Though more guarded than those OF the
Austrian statesman, his remarks were spir-
tied, and showed warlike tendency for
which no one was prepared. Instead of
sounding the notes OF an English retreat, as
every one anticipated, he used terms un-
mistake bly, intended to warn Russia that
the part she proposes to play in Bnlgara
will meet with resistance, and must be mod
ified. Churchill's references to Ireland
were also surprise. Everyone looked for
a blood stirring announcement OF coercion
Instead, he advised moderation, He gave
the landlords hint to keep quiet and deal
fairly by their tenants. holding out as an
inducement the promise of big land pur-
chase scheme next year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
DISEASED CATTLE.
The Chicago Commission Lays
Down the LaW.

CHICAGO, october At is learned this
evening that at the latter session of the
Board. James Lynch, OF tho Shufeldt dis
tillery, proposed to the Commission that
owners be allowed TO remove their cattle If
found to be in perfect health. The Commits
sion then rendered decision that will set
the stock yard people by the horns. 1t was
declared that ii, upon anti-mortem exami-
nations an owners cattle were declared
sound, owners could take them out and
slaughter them. Then post mo.tem ex-
animation would be held by inspectors au-
thorized by the Commission. II no
disease was found the owner could do
what he liked with the meat; sell 1t
or destroy it as he choose. This is exactly
what the stock yards officials and business
firms say will ruin their business and what
they particularly protest against. Secretary
johnson is reported as saying: There is
no reason why the State or government
should pay for healthy cattle and destroy
them. The law itself is against it. The
stock yard people are the only parties in
terested in destroying meat, and II they
want healthy animals destroyed their only
course is to destroy them" Two cows were
found dead in the Phoenix distillery to dav
and two more new cases OF sickness were
found.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
A Bargain Corner Lots

Is what most men desire, but to keep from
filing a grave in a cemetery lot ere hall
your iaSs are numbered, always keep a
supply Of DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical
Discovery" BY you. When the first symp
toms of consumption appear lose no time
in putting yourself under the treatment OF
this Invaluable medicine It cures when
nothing else will. Possessing as it does ten
times the virtue of the best cod liver oil, 1t
is not only the cheapest, but far the pleas
ATTEST to take IL puri6es and enriches the
blood, strengthens the system, cures pim-
pies, blotches, eruptions aud other humors.
By druggists.
Young and middle aged men suffering
from neruous debility, premature old age,
loss of memory, and kindred symptoms,
should seud 10 cents in stamps for large
illustrated treatise suggesting sure means OF
cure. Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa'
ton, Buffalo, \. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
Indignant RarrIsters.

BELFAST, Octob ber 4.-rhe Commissioners
appointed TO investigate the circumstances
causing and attending the recent riots, met
to-day. All the Barristers engaged to at
tend the investigation. excepting two, in
sisted on an adjournment for few minutes.
fifteen ut least, in order to decide on what
course to adopt Justice Day refused to
grant an adjournment. saying it would be
waste of time. The Justice then, despite
the protests OF the Barristers, proceeded to
ters present rose and left the Court room in
a procession. taking their bags, briefs and
hooks with them. Several solicitors, priests
and Orangemen interested in the investiga-
ton followed the, Barristers Barrlster
Justice Days conduct, and added "The
Irisn bar is not used to such treatment"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
TIRED OF LIFE.
Unsuccess. ui Attempt TO CHM b
the Golden stairs.

Athel b. Bennett, printer, rs years Of
age, and until lately the Pasadena cores
pondent of the Times, attempted to kill
himself on Sunday morning at half past II,
at room 45, in the United States Hotel, by
sending a bullet into his head. Officers
Mannon and Little, and several other per
sons rushed into the room from. which the
sound of the pistol shot came, and found
Bennett lying on the floor in a pool OF
blood. with wound in the lett temple.
DR.. Ma nard made an examination of the
wound AID found that the bullet had
glanced from the skull and lodged behind
the left ear. 1t was removed last night,
and the condition of the wounded man
was reported much improved at that time.
Bennett ma ried a young lady from Pasa.
dena six months ago. 1t is to financial
troubles that Mr.. Benuett's rash attempt TO
leave this vale of tears is ascribed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
Patents no. Always Conclusive.

It has been generally supposed that a
United States government patent for any
certain tract of land was fnality, and that
all Irregularities in the intermediate pro-
ceedings were forever obliterated and bur
led out of sight and memory by this ulti
strument may be attacked and set aside, as
well as any other deed of conveyance that
is procured by fraud or contrary to law.
The HERALD is informed that suit has
been commenced on behalf of the Govern
ment, in the Federal Court at San Francis
co, to vacate and set aside the patent for the
Muscupiabe rancho, in San Bernardino coun-
ty, on the ground that the tnal survey on
which the patent was issued, embraced a
more extensive territory than the claim
ant was entitled to under the Mexican
grant, and that similar suit is about TO be
commenced, on the same ground, TO vacate
the patent for the one league tract known
| as Rancho La Brea.
owners who have purchased in good faith
of course viii have their rights secured in
| all cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Interesting Monetary and ether
statistics.

WAsHINGToN October 4.-The general dis
tribution OF the new one dollar certificate
began to-day and viii be continued until
the demand, which is very great. has been
entirely supplied. The notes are now be-
ing printed at the rate of 10000 day. The
new two-dollar silver certificates will not
be ready for issue for two weeks yet. The
Treasury Department has published state.
and net expenditures of the Government
for the last fiscal year, with per capita of
revenues and expenditures. The popula-
tion is given at 5s,420,' 60, and the net reve-
$5.76, or cents greater than for the fiscal
year of 1885. The expenditures were S242.-
4s3, 1888, per capita OF $415, or "a less than
that of the previous year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
FOREIGN.
Open Revolt Against the
Parnellites.
A PETI zion FOR HOME RULE.
Parncll's Bill Denounced - The
German Richstag-British
Grain Trade.

Specidt TO the Herald 6v the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October 4.-Something in the
nature OF an open revolt against the Irish
National League and Parnell took place
yesterday at a meeting of the Twentieth
Ward branch. II arose in the course of a
discussions rs to whether the branch should
resp ond to the circular issued by Parnell tc
President Fiiz gerald Of the Irish National
League The Chairman said: mot one
penny more of my money shall go to the
anti eviction fund or to any form of Parlia
men tary agitation. We want an accounting
for million and more dollars that have
gone into the treasury of the League from
this country before sinking any more
money. 1t is not long since that was in
Ireland ,and can safely say that in the west
ern and southwestern counties the unfor.
tunate people who took the advice of. the
League and allowed themselves to be
evicted, got no support at all from the
League, while some OF the gang and mem
bers of parliament from Ireland, could
drive abont Dublin in state, living upon
the money that we sent over" Several OF
the speakers spoke in similar strain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
rne Ie,vlsn New Year.

The report Of the religious festivities OF
the Jewish New Year at the synagogue was
unavoidabiy crowded out of the HERALD
on sunday morning owing to the great
press o. matter. 1t will however, not be
amiss to say that the services were very i'm
pressive. A choir composed oil Mcssrs;
Tanning, Laub, Mrs. Beeson, singers, ,.and
Prof. Loeb, musical director, rendere
some excellent music. Rabbi schreibeI
nraached on the "Three Messages of the
New Year"in a very appropriate and elo
duent manner.