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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

WANTED-TO RENT A COTTAGE OF
w five or six rooms, in a convenient To-
catiou; will pay $50 or $35 per month. Ad.
dress P. o. box 226, city, stating l. cation OF
house. o2Stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
FOR EXCHANGE.

E,OR EXCHANGE-15 ACRES NICELY
Il improved; also small house on place;
only six miles from city Will exchange for
city property. Price, $500 per acre. Apply
Southern Land Office. 2s9 N. Main Street.
nOv71w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11

NORTY MULES FOR SALE AT PRES.
Il tons Corral, 126 Requena street. NJ II
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
1he OHIO Republicans.

The Republicans OF Ohio yesterday
nominated for Secretary OF State, Gene
raj James S. Robinson; Supreme Judge,
Marshall G Williams, of Fayette county;
Clerk of the Supreme Court, U. II. Hes
ter, OF Van Vert county; School Commits
sioner, Eli I. Tappan, OF Gambler; mem
Der of Board OF Public Works, W. IL.
Hahn, of Mansfield.
The resolutions denounee President
Cleveland and the Democratic party for
extravaganza and breaking faith with the
people; reafiirm the obligations of the
country to the soldiers and Gailors of the
late war; express belief In the doctrine of
protection call attention to the last
as being corrupt and extravaRant;
assert devotion to the cause of labor,
and promise legislation TO promote
the interests OF the workingman in every
way that will not interfere With the rights
of others;condemn the United States Sen
ate for refusing to investigate the Payne
election case, and commend the State
Legislature for its action In relation TO
the contested seats from Hamilton county
favor ey ry legitimate and constitutional
means for diminishing or Graduating the
evils OF Intoxicating liquors; rejoice in the
progress Of Home Rule, for Ireland;
heartily indorse the Administration OF
Governor Foraker, and mourn the death
OF General Grant.
The name of James G.. Blaine when
named caused the widest and most en-
thusiastic cheering.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
A Chase for q Prisoner.

1t took one sheriff, one chief of police,
two special officers and one prosecuting
attorney to spot Frank Vincent, and then
they found him on Emma street, In Cam
den, on Tuesday night. Frank Vincent is
young man In his twenties, and Is the
son OF the ex-postmaster of Pocomoke
City. Md, from which place he fed on
sunday. His oiiense Is the alleged NAL
practice upon Miss Della Dixon, young
woman of some prominence in the little
Maryland town.
When the young mans absence be-
came known Sheriff McMaister, of POGO.
moke City, was put upon his trail and i,
aided by Charles o. Mellon, the prose.
. ting atttfley, called into service Chief
of Police Franks, of Camden, who In
turn assigned two of his men TO work on
the case alec. Vincent's family, heariu z
OF his peril, engaged Lloyd Wilkinson. n
Maryland lawyer, who flew to this city.
Then in the checker board performance
young Vincent made move himself. He
moved from his hiding place in Philadel-
phia with family named Fitzgerald to
lilo Emma street, Camden.
u IL was to that place that the posse of
officers tracked him on Tue day evening
and arrested him. Lawyer Wilkinson,
hearing of his clients arrest, had a
warrant issued In this city for Sheriff
McMaister, charging him with kidnap-
ping, preeuming that the sheriff would
take the prisoner back without requisi-
ton. Stationing himself at the ferry on
this side of the river the lawyer waited
to spring It upon the Maryland of
1cer. He waited in vain. The Sheriff
knew what he had done and took his
man back home by another route. After
ward, when Lawyer Wilkinson called at
the jail In Camden and the prisoners de-
parture three hours previously was men
toned In an of-hand way, he lsmented
the fact deeply.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
Dots.

John G. Hardness, Attorney at Law,
offers 800 reward in our advertising
column to day.
Thomas Mousley is having new
hotel building erected on the north vest
corner of Elliott auenue and Market
street. in the Ninth ward.
Levi Anderson Lodge, No. 10, A. r.
u A. M. will hold an entertai meu I
and fruit festival in the Opera House
tomorrow evening.
The Dem ocrats of Mill Creek hun.
dred will hold meeting at the Mer.
maid, on Saturday evening, to nomi
nate Hundred ticket.
Love feast will be held in Union M.
X. church next Sunday evening, in
stead OF Friday evening as heretofore
announced, and Presiding Elder Hill
will preach on the occasion.
TIE Ladiek' L ague, of Smyth Post,
q. A. B., made an excursion &c
birmingham Park this morning
Among the amusements were a sham
battle, target shooting for gold media!
and other sports,
Advertisers wishing to epend a Few
dollars only should write to George P
Rowell & Co 3 Newspaper Advertising
Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York
They give the same careful atten ton Il
small as to large orders, as their Ions
experience enables them to oftentim
aid the SINAI advertiser In selecting tn
best papers.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
FIFTH EDITION


WASHINGTON. An mo War.
r rel Htsoss e. Dryanfortss,' Of y w wDt
curing the war OF p, ,hs y Of ii. "
later, While acting ~ a. .ns Rebellion.
s Sc ins Franco Russian Vss,ar,s'pest,s
Doctor was shot th re slsa y struggle N
was invalided. He V snt The lunn "
there msfs sas for his health apS ss
Tor the New York THINE Corresponds
OF the battles be was .o st, and ia ~
pass of the skull. snot through N
He caught a heavy oo,,
wounded on the BATH soid whisbI,I
wound In the LUNGS .ala and BIZ h
% hs aat that bis life Was dssua,,ai, bin
n no was asa q victim of rapid ' aaSse oi.a
me I'M 9, gay during a vioIen, OSS,,ssaaaptloI
lnnes ,S, which had been s SS,s's
tS lungs =. ten years before. Tb 'u s,. mol
, ,ha, cause Of irritation 80 re rs, sl'stm
= snat be at once became M 'sel l all
"I Ha y. completed recovered '''e'' ID
s,n ms returned eur to Washington -,
C s,mce % neld the Office Of JnS a ana d b.
S Ss. y, OF Appeals. He wss ' aI.s Of d
per OF the Board OF Rra ro also men
I nsr commissioner Of pa,ae,ssn d
lawyer. prominent pats1
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
DIED.

DIEHL-On the rs h inst, at the residence
OF herson, WIN. Dishl, 1872 Eadiir o street,
West Philadelphia, Mrs. Elizabeth Dfehl, In
the Seth year OF her age. InteTlnent at Hick-
nry Grove, New Castle 90, Del, on August
seth, 1855, at II O'Clock.
CpX,-On tho oath inst, Washington Cox,
aged "a years.
Reiati, es aud friends ere respec fully in
yited to at end the funeral from his late re-
sidtnce, No. 1921 Tat nall street, on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, without further mo-
tice Interment at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. W est chester papers please
copy.
KIEG,-On the 18th inst, Jennie, wife OF
smiley J. King, aged about 81 years.
Solemn High Mass at st. Peters Pro
Cathedral on Saturday morning, 2Sth inst
at 8. 80 O'Clock. Internent at New Cathedral
cemetery.
BENNErT.-In this city, on the oath inst.
fzskiel L. Bennett, in the s2d year OF his
age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, on
Townsend near LoDdell street, on Friday,
August ~, at 3p. IN. Services at the house,
and interment at Rivervlew Cemetery.
BENNETr.-At Stanton, DEL, ON the 2bth
inst, Preston 4. Bennett, s0n Of John t.
and CLARA M. Bennett. aged months and
IS days.
Maryland papers please copy.
He is gone. the beautiful and pure,
ur tight, our hope, our Joy,
Glaize is the eye and cold the form
CT our sweet darling boy.
"Not dead but sleeping"
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
The Circus Tomorrow.

To morrow Doris great inter ocean
circuP, menagerie and museum com.
bined, will visit this city and exhibit
on the old almshouse lot, at Front and
Harrison streets. This 10 the eighth
ANIMAL tour OF this great show, and
every department has been enlarged,
and every attraction improved. There
are Atty cages In the menagerie, filled
with wonderful an FINALS, mammoth
beasts and large snakes. Among the
one hundred performers there is u
troupe of twelve get zine Turks, q
troupe of Siberian roller skaters, W ilh
many other star artists, Including James
Robinson, the most wonderful bare
back rider In the world, who is more
celebrated than any other living eques-
TRAN, AID IL a household word In every
land.
He has just completed the most bril-.
liant tour aronnd the wor Id tver N AIDE,
and was received every where with AL
junbounded entausiasm and marked
distinction never accorded any other
artist in the profession. Everywhere
he road his bareback steeds the public
turned ont Ell mAsse, and pronounce d
him without an equal on the face of the
earth. For period OF years Mr.. Robin
son has offered q standing challenge OF
SIC. coo TO any one who will compete
with him in any Of his marvellous feats,
and yet in the multiplicity of equestri ian
talen with which the world abounds,
rot single rival has dared TO dispute
| In friendly contest his undoubsed claim
| to be the greatest master of his art.
There will be grand street parade In
the morning, and performances in the
afternoon and evening, and those who
enjoy st.class per formance will be
sure to attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
New York Street Car T,on,,..


Considerable trouble was e.ns,,,.I
ID New York on Wednesday vb.n !
ehort was made to run a car ovs, \
BROAD way and Seventh Avenue Surfs'
road. There was a large mob N h
streets which attempted 10 atom tha !
by various devices. The polics were
force and succeeded in getting tbs d
around the route after they had ANN
the crowd right and left. A larps mn,
Der OF drivers were expected % AMI,
from Philadelphia OH Wednesday eyl
ing. wv
Many conductors and drivers on h
Belt line In New York have refused
Join the strike OF the men on that rOa
One 10 Vivian W. Bell. He worked
Wednesday in the stables, and 10 |
evening was being escorted home
police, when crowd Of strikers, led
one Hugh Prior, set upon Bell and
escort. The assault was vigorously m
and one OF the rioters, named 10
Hickey, was arrested. Bell drew
volver and shot a bullet into The side
Prior's body. The wound is serlC
Bell is detained.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26

The poets got o set back yesterday.
The GOODNESS which prevailed the past
week and the first few days of this
week gave stimulus to the calling
leaves" brand of veraifica.ion, but the
mercury climbed upwards once more
yesterday and snatches of poetic inspi-
ration based on the whisperin 20 of The
blue sea are again in vogue.
Atlantic City at the same hour en-
joyed 74c; Mount Washington, $50 and
other resorts like comfortable figures.
New York escaped with IA. The
Northwest was afflicted. ALB O'Clock
p. m the mercury In Bismarck stnod
at 1929, Yankton, 92o; Fort Plat, 92o,
and Moosehead, MINI, $50.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
thermon eter registered SO, and there
was disagreeaole closeness and hu
nudity in the atmosphere. The heat
continued into The night, and 1t was
not until the early morning that the all
became cooler and sleep became posi-
hle
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
The MAI flower wilma

NEW XoRH, August 25.-The secoud
and last trial race between the four bio
sloop-yachts Mayhower, Puritan, Priscilla
and Atlantic, to decide which shall sail
against Lieutenant Henn's British cutter
daiatea In September, was successfully
sailed to-day over q thirty-miIe ocean
course outside of Sandy Hook. 1t result
ed In another victory for the Boston sloop
Mayfiower and In her selection by the
committee TO defend the cup. Che de.
teated the Puritan by 3m. Sis, the Pris-
ella by SIN. AS and the Atlantic by ON.
as, corrected time. The Puritan which
took second place, beat the Priscilla by
Am. lbs. and the Atlantic by SIN. $50.
The wind remained light, and for the first
hve miies the positions Of the sloops did
not change much. When of Monmouth
Beach, at 1.04, the Puritan made one tire.
mendous roll to port. Her spinnaker
boom was buried in q sea, the foot of the
sail filled, and its weight snapped the
boom oil six feet from the outboard end.
Captain Croker lufied point, after the
wreck was clear, d, so that his balloon lib
topsail and staysail would draw, and kept
going without losing much way by the &C
eldent. The"outer mark, anchored about
eight miles of Ocean Grove, was gybed
around in the following order /: Atlantic,
Msyflower, Puritan, Priscilla. Now be.
gan the battle of the giant sloops TO wind
ward: The Mayflower soon began both out
pointing and outfooting the Atlantic. OF
Long Branch Pier, at 3.15, she passed her
a quarter OF a mile to windward. The
Puritan passed the Brooklyn sloop at 8 40.
The breeze freshened considerably now.
and canted point to the eastward. At
4.0S, when of the Upper Highlands, with
the flagship bearing Z. 4 N, the May
flower tackled to the eastward, the Put
tan following suit at 40. The Atlantic
and Priscilla tackled at 4.3l and ABS re
spectiyely. The Mayilower tackled for
the finish at AL, and came dashing across
the line at 4.5O.45 in grand style, her
crew waving caps and cheering as she
squared away" for home, cheered by
hundreds on the attending steamers.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26

~ CADILLAC, Mich, Aup 95~o.
- last Milan Brass mystsrio mHa !, Jud
peared. Mrs. Brass and I', 'fsay dlsal
were arrested for the murds, .l aos w
for trial. A search was m.s sad BE-,
9ooy, but It could not be fauei ioi \ Y
Gay 1t was discovered bu,isd iO IL
cellar near the Brass house in IN NJ = 70
zee county. The otfiesrs i ~ Mlisoi
1riend OF theirs to call on C, afu J. .sll
ms friend offered slyly to 0 csr,. ~ ~
70 Mrs. Brass. Graft wrote saI ~. le ~
70 me woman about the murds,s l 's1
ing TO own up and claim that ,Sa ., IN
was In self-deferse and 40 i'm im aii.l
nlmssI I only. Helaughed at t i,sp y.
snat mad betn made for Bras,, nv ~
saying 1t was buried too dsso y ~ \
cellar to be found. N''p NV
A copy of this letter was taks, \, \
Snerih and the letter then s.nt n ~
! brass. Others passed, making ~ t Il s J,
atn'e against them sure. Ssa, ,I' " "
then made in the cellar and I ,bs " v,
iound; The prisoners have been hro y,'
TO Cadillac to avoid lynchipS '''us'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
EDITION.


TeEbonhAs
John O'Byrne, Esq, passed . few
hours In our city yesterday.
Miss Anna M. Coleman Ii visiting
friends In Philadelphia.
Misses Bessie and Nellie Hanna are
Wishing friends In Camden, N. j.
DIR. shortlidge and wife have gone to
Cape May for weeks visit.
Mrs Gibson of Philadelphia Is visit
ing friends 10 this city.
John Ham ilton, Jr., of the Arm ef
Hamilton & Son. grocers,is spending kis
vacation this week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. c. Gouert has returned home
from York Pa. where she has been visit
ing for several weeks
Mrs. e. Nugent and family have gone
TO Atlantic Olty for . week and sre
stopping at the Bingham House.
R. Harry Young and family are
enjoy ing themselves this week at Al
lantic City.
Misses Carissa and Mamie Bratten
left this morning for Boston where they
will spend few weeks.
George W. Duncan has been appoint
ed keeper OF the lighthouse ~ Port Penn
Range, on the Delaware river.
Misses Tillie Bower and Annie
Stroud are visiting Miss Agnes Moore,
near Newark, Del.
Mr.. William q. Given OF Honey
brook, Chester County. Pa, was in this
city one day this week on business.
Masters Walter G.. and Samuel W.
Long are spending part Of their vacs-
ton with their uncle, Mr.. James r.
Deighton, near Cooch's Bridge.
Miss Sadie and Master Ross Gallant,
the daughter and son Of Mr.. Joseph A.
Gallant, are spending few days with
friends in Philadelphia.
DR.. John n. Simms is visiting the
camp meeting at Joanna Heights, and
will pass q day or two with hi
friends.
Mr.. Jerome B. Bell, of the Sunday
Star, is, with his wife, spending q few
days inhaling the salt breezes ~ the
Stockton Cottage, Cape May Point.
Mrs. A j. Hanna and daughter, Mrs
l. Il, Sweeney, Of this city, are guests
of Mr.. John Sweeney, ut Chestertown
Md.
Mr., j. W. Palmer, of the First Ma
tional Bank, is, with his brother ant
Drotner's vile, sper ding the day o
Brandywine Springs.
Ned Gorsuch, at one time compost
tor In this Office, but now holding
leases" on the Trenton, N. j., News, il
spending weeks vacation In the cit,
Nth his many friends.
Mrs. Matthew Spence, formerly O.
this city, but who for the past year has
WI her husband and family. resided
in Brooklyn, N. Y, is now, with he
daughter, Miss Lizzie, and sons Levi
and Matthew, visiting friends in thi
city, but expects to return home OIL
Saturday.
George F. Vernon and family ar
spending their vacation at Oxford, Pa
"Phil," after his ard work In tn
past. certainly deserve this beautifu
weather that he may all the more 10,
the beauties of nature as found in anl
around Oxford. That he may return
refreshed in mind and body is the wish
OF his many friends.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
FOURTH EDITION
A Much married bar Dor.

NEW YORK, Aug. % "A journey.
man barber named William Kipzlich
NJ ade the acqnaintsnce about ny ear ago
of Annie Goldschmidt. pretty
brunette, who earned livirg making
pocket books. The pair we're married
by Alderman John Quinn ct the City
Hall ON the 22j OF December, 1885,
Kin lich giving the lame of Kenoiike.
The man took his bride 10 Boston and
after pawning nearly all her clothes
deserted her. The poor woman worked
in = tailoring establishment until her
condition proven Ted her from earning Q
livelihood. She then came 70 this city
with the woman with whom she had
boarded and searched for her husband.
He was found woI king at his old bust.
ness. She had him arrested for deser-
ton and Justice Patterson held him In
$3.50 bail.
Then strange developments cropped
out. Samuel Alder, o cousin of KIM
Itch appeared upon the scene. He had
never seen Annie before, but he had
heard Of her marriage TO his relative,
and he told her startling story. Alder
came TO the District Attorneys office
with tie young woman this morning
and told Assistant Dist let Attorney
Semple what he had already said to
her. that Kinzlich had seven wives In
Europe. He added that It had been
XII ziich's custom TO travel from city
10 city throughout Europe and marry
. woman In every city, and that one OF
his wives. who now lives in . Hester
street house, furnished the money TO
get Kinzlich out on bail.
Subsequently Herman Purlsch swors
that five years ago Kir z,ich was liv-
ing with one OF his wives in RI erjow,
Austria. and A1olph Under testified
that four years ago he was present 81 q
wedding where Kinzlich was married
In KRAKOW. Mr.. Semple said this was
suftici. Mt evidence and sent Detective
Won Geritchen to Justice Patterson to
procure the warrant for bigamy and ar.
r,st the much married man.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26

BELFAST, Aug. 25.-An attempt was
made this evening to replace the police
in the Protestant quarters OF the city
from which they had been withdrawn
after the beginning of the riots. Fifty
constables tried to patrol Shankhiil
road. A mob stoned the police, and the
latter after va:nly charging the mob
were forced to retire Several were In
Jured. The streets were finally cleared
by troops.
BELFAST, Aug. 20, / a. m.-Daly's
tavern, on Peters Hill, has again been
wrecked. The mob last night placed
chains across the Shankhill re ad, which
tripped the police and troops when they
charged the mob. The poles were
terribly stoned.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co..
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
A Train Derailed.

Yesterday morning = north bound
freight train on the p, w. & B. Rail.
road stopped ut Linwood TO do some
shifting, when car loaded with stock
was pushed on siding, which In being
pu lied out to the main track, was de-
rallied at the switch, aad dragged for
81 Inc distance over the ties before the
eng ineer could stop his engine. A
platform was demolished and other
damage done, which blocked the track
for some time, making 1t necessary for
north be und trains to use the south
bound track to get around the wreck.
A wreck train WAS room on hand, and
In less than an hour afterw ards the
track was cleared.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
Keeping an unregistered Dog.

Some people seem to think that
law providing that all persons OWL
dogs In this city shall register thI
with the Chief OF Police, and pay
fee OF one or two dollar, is a dead
ter, but they occasionally find q
they are m istaken and come to grl
Such was the case with William
Jones, who was arrested yesterday
Officer Porter on charge OF keepiinl
dog which he had neglected to D
registered. He bad a hearing Del
Judge Cummins this morning, whea
was fined SIS aud costs, and In ado,
will either have to have it Registered
dispOse of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
Charged With Highway Robbery.

About O'Clock this morning a man
named John Carr was seen to knock
down another man named Griffith, at
Front and Market streets, and rs 1t was
thought that he WAS riding his pockets.
he was arrested by John McCafferty.
and handed over 10 Special Officer
Villa IN McFadden, who took him to
the hall. The case was heard this morn
ing before Judge CUMMING, and as
there was no evidence TO show that q
highway robbery had been committed,
or intended, 1t was dismissed and the
prisoner discharged.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
Ignorance would have Been n,

Ignorance Would Have Been Bliss.
They we're seated on the sands at At.
lantic City.
Byzantine was confident that the eli
max was about TO be.
Adolphus' arm was dangerously rest
eas, and as finally he placed majority
of his fingers on her waist, Byzantine
looked off to the sea with the look OF
Wonderland in her eyes.
Then these words stumbled over a
pair Of lips, carnation with suppressed
joy: 81 never look ct the sea but thin X
of those words in the Ganute and His
Courliers' Episode: 'Tns far shalt the q
90, but no farther.
There was q pause in the arm move
ment, and soon the two went up to the
hotel.
Eglantine had spoiled the course o.
two lives by little kno Wedge Of Eng.
lish history.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
The Strike Not Endah

ELKToN, MD Aug. 25.-The strike
at the Mccullough Iron Works, at
Northeast, has not term mated, as was
reported. The company offered to &C
cept the terms asked by the employees
excepting in the case of forgemen. The
employees did not agree to this for SOM
days. and when they had consented u
return orders came from the headeuar
ters of the company in Philadelphia or
Monday afternoon not to start th'
works.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
YOU W|LLtG0 INTO A FIT

just as sure as you call and
try on one of those elegant
new Business Suits which
we bought to please gentle
men who will have nothing
but a good article. In this
line we offer everything in
the way of Quality, Assert.
ment, Color, Shape, Size, Fit
and Low Prices.
We also have an elegant
line of Children's Suits and
Odd Pants for school pur-
pose. Give us a call.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
To be Prosecuted,

Governor Pattison, Deputy AtternI
General Snodgrass, District AttorrI
McCarrell and j. Howard Gendell,
philadelphia, special counsel Nr
Commonwe wealth, held consultation
Harrisburg yesterday afternoon on
preparation of criminal suits agaii
those who are alleged to have miami
aged the soldiers orphans schools
the State. General Wagner's recent
port WAS examined and will be used
the trial. 1t was decided to bring 1
against Superintendent Higbee, :
thirty specifications of wrongdOf
have been formulated against BIZ
The owners OF the schools will not
proceeded against until the Higbee .
is disposed OF.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
Safely Gagged

Chief of Police Dougherty, having
occurred the necessary papers, went te
Philadelphia yesterday morning and
returned about noon with Frank Hal
and Henry Smith, who are charged
with the larceny Of horse and a set Of
harness and q wagon from William
Duff, of Newport, and two sets of har
ness from Edward W. Porter, of the
same place. They were locked nm n
the hall and will have a hearing before
Squire Bertolette this afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-26
A Hotel Fireman's suit,

Peter O'Brien, who In March last
was fireman in charge OF the boiler
and engine at the Girard House, Phia-
delphia, on: Wednesday hled In the
Common Pleas . declaration in a suit
for damages which he begun against
George M Moore, the proprietor OF that
establishment. The water attached to
the boiler blew ont and destroyed the
right eye Of Mr.. O'Brien. He sues the
proprietor for damages, alleging that il
was the duty of the latter to provide
hlE with cafe appliances.