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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
THE FAITHFUL FIFTH.
The Democracy Assembled at
WashfngtO Gardens.

The Democracy Assembled 1t
washington Gardens.
There was great gathering of the Fifth
Ward Democrats at Washington Gardens
last night. Maj. r. ii. Burke, of the County
Central Committee. called the meeting to
order. He introduced Mr.. John p. Moran
to the assembly as chairman of the meet
ing, and Mr.. VIM. Crawford as secretary.
The yice-presidents were: D. v. Waldron.
Thos. b. Brown, A. Rimpau. J. G. McDon-
aid, E. II. Owens, DR.. Lindenfeldt, r. g.
Carleton, A. G. Sepulveda, d. A. Rinken-
back, and W. f. Heathman.
Mr.. Moran introduced Maj. Burke, who
made short address full of we'll made
points on the issues of the day. A., ~.
Bragg, the candidate for Public Admins
traitor, ID. V. Waldron and T. Cooney, candi-
dates for the Assembly, made short ad
dresses. Cooney spoke with good sense
and proved himself a worthy representa-
tive Of the labor element
Hon. Stephen 81. White was the next, ss
he was the chief speaker. His name snd
on the part of the audience. He reviewed
the whole ticket in detail, urging Demo
Gratis to give it their entire support III the
Tribune reporter had been there he woulQ
have got good deal of information In re-
lation to irrigation, the tax questions: ana
others on which he is in the fog SO badly.
Following the address of "Our Steve,
Hon. X. +. Del Vale made verJ elcquens
exposition of the Heath Amendment, snow
| ing why all good Democrats should vote II
down. He was loud y cheered by the peo-
| Pile, who thus manifested their Intention 70
| take his good advice
A good band had been provided, and pat
| riotic airs inlivened the occasion.
The meeting of the faithful Fifth was =
| great success in all ways. The ward Will DO
! Its duty by the whole ticket on Tuesday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
TROUBLE I'm THE RANKS.
A 81. Louis Candidate Insists o.
His Rights.

ST. LOUIS. october 2s.-Twenty-eight nem-
bers of the City Republican Committee to-
day found themselves defendants in man
damus petition brought before the Supreme
Court OF the State by ]. P. Oastipe. one OF
the Republican candidates for Judge of the
Criminal Court, asking the Court to compel
the committee to place on the Republican
city tickets, the petitioners name instead Of
that OF +. G. Lodge, nominated in place Of
petitioner
Mr. Oastine received the nomination from
the regular Republican convention but GER
tain charges were brought against him and
a second convention was called, which re-
moved his name from the list of candf-
dates, and substitute that of Mr.. Lodge.
Mr.. Oastine claims that this nomination
was illegal, and demands from the Supreme
Courta reinstatement. A decision cannot be
reached in the case before the end of the
week, and If defendants are to delay It's con-
sideration, it will not come to trial until
after the election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Political Pointers.

1.-The Democratic ticket first. last and for
ever" the motto OF every true patriot.
The Republican stomach is being warmed
up nova days, and Doodle for bulge can
be found on every hand.
Los Angeles county will not be accused OF
contributing to Republican majority for a
Congressman, even If he was an Indian
agent"
A Republican from an outside precinct
was overheard to say on yesterday that Van
dever wouldn't get even scattering votes in
his section of the county.
The convention made no error in naming
= good ticket, and II the people elect 1t the >
will not make any mistake either.
"'Tis the sunset Of life gives us mystical
lore, and coming events cast their shadows
before" Therefore We casually prognosti
cate that II the entire Democratic ticket IL
not elected next month, then we are net ia
miliar with the difference between an up
right piano and moss-covered sarcoph
agus.
The people are amused now a-days at the
Republican harmony.
TRUE WoRKINGMAN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
sEDG wICK,s REPORT.
Mr. Bayard Pleased with ths
EnvOy,s Work.

WASHINGTON. october 2s.-Mr. sedgwick
has submitted to Secretary Bayard de-
tailed report OF his recent visit TO Mexico in
connection with the Cutting case. The re-
port is rather voluminous aud presents In q
very satisfactory manner the information
desired by the State Department. 1t CON.
tains digest of Mexica IN laws bearing upon
the principle involved in the Cutting case.
and 1t also gives complete statement OF al
The circumstances of Cuttings arrest, i'm
prisonment and final release. In ue time
the report will be carefully examined and
the subtance OF 1t Will be transmitted to the
President who will probably incorporate ft
in his annual message to Congress. This Il
the course suggested by Secretary Bayard
who is of opinion that, as one half of the
matter was sent to Congress at its last ses-
sion, the remainder should also go through
the same channel. Secretary Fay ard says
Mr.. Sedgwicks work has been accom-
plished to the entire satisfaction OF the State
Department. and the information obtained
by him will greatly facilitate the fna set
tlement of the Cutting case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
THE COAST.
The Fruit Growers and
the Railroads.
ACOUITTAL OF MICAH D0ANE.
THE COAST.
A Chinese Petition-A Cattle Thief
Caught-Ihe Restriction Act
Accidental Deaths.
Special toMe Herald BY the Associated Press. ]

Especial 10 the Herald by the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, october ga deputation
consisting of President A. T. Hatch OF Sc
lano and ten other members of the Fruit
Growers Association waited on J. c. Stubs
of the Southern Pacific. and P. b. Shelby OF
Union Pacific, yesterday for the purpose OF
discussing with them proposal to increase
the shipments of fruit 10 eastern point. next
season. Mr.. Hatch stated that If a reduced
rate and quicker time were granted them
they hoped to ship at least one train of ten
cars per day. Unless their demands were
granted, however, it would not be profitable
Tor them to do 50. Mr.. Stubbs stated in re
ply that it was to the interest of the South
ern and Union Pacific to build up the fruit
trade of California, and they were willing
to use every means in their power to do so.
With guarantee OF one train of ten cars per
day he thought it not only possible to give
the fruit growers quicker time, but also to
make considerable reduction in rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
The ONLY One!

The great success of the Howes tract Is
owing, first, to its charming location; sec
ond. to the splendid improvements now OIL
the tract. and those being energetically
pushed forward; third, the price, $50 per
lot is not much more than one-quarter that
charged for like proderty around it; and,
fourth, the fact that the Southern California
Land Co.. (Baker Block) is the only assccia-
tion that has built houses on its tracts and
carried out to the letter the improvements
promised at the time OF sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
THE NE WHALL EXTENSION.
Construction Going Forward
Rapidly.

SAN FRANCISCO, october 2S.-The Southern
Pacific Company have now about $50 men at
work on the Newhall extension Owing,
however, to the very easy grading the con-
struction is being carried on with great
rapidity. The company desire to push this
extension to San Buenaventura as soon as
possible, and work will be continued on it
as long as the weather will allow. The
Soledad extension is now within mile or
two of the town of Crocker, the read run
ming through the Santa Margarita ranch for
a distance of fourteen miles. A station and
an extensive system of side tracks are in
process OF construction at Paso Robles, and
The road will be opened for traffic to that
point within the next few days.
CRocKER's BOOM.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 2S.-The South
ern Pacific railroad is making rapid progress
in reaching the terminus. the construc-
tion train will reach Crocker this evening.
The hotel at Crocker will be open on the
first and the town presents life and activity.
Forty guests are eating in the open air
awaiting the completion of the building.
Lots are selling rapidly, five going yester-
day at $225 each,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
pasadena Democracy.

The largest campaign meeting Of the sea-
son was neld at Pasadena last night by the
Democrats. Mr.. J. D. Lynch, candidate for
Congress. made the opening speech. His
remarks were received in a manner which
proved very gratifying to Mr.. Lynch. Pas
adena will this year cast a surprising voLe
The people of that vicinity recognize tho
splendid work done by afr. Lynch for
Southern California and intend this year to
show their appreciation of his efforts.
Mr.. L. j. Rose, candidate for State Sena-
tor, made a telling address. Mr.. Rose spoke
to his neighbors, and at Pasadena will get =
large vote Irrespective OF politics.
W. r. Jacobs, Esq, the rising. young ora
Many of the Democratic county candt-
dates were present and did good work on
the outside. The Democratic outlook ~
Pasadena Is very encouf aging.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29

Marshall's Japanese Tourists, the result
of the Japanese education in jugglery for
6OOo years, will appear in Los Angeles Fri
day and Saturday, November. 9TH and 9th,
and in Saturday matinee. in their most
wonderful feats that have astonished the
people of ievery civilized country jim the
world.
These japanese performers are, unap.
proachable in the world ana M open N
kind, notice OF their appearance
appears in the HERALD to day aud will at
tract great attention. All the little folks
will want to see the wonderful 'Japs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
The Results of Accidents.

PORTLAND, Or, October 2S.-Geo. James,
car sealer from the Oregon RailIoad and
Navigation Company, accidentally stepped
overheard from a barge last night, and was
drowned in front OF the city. The body
was recovered this morning. He was aged
q and leaves wife and child.
This morning Geo. Shell, wood hauler,
driving four horse team on the Vancouver
road, three miles east of this city, was jolted
from his seat, fell under the wagon and was
instantly killed. lie was aged rs and un-
married.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
JUSTICE RANNEY.
a Stronp CombinatiOm.

Elsewhere appears the card OF Johnston,
Borden & Yorba, attorneys-at law and ex-
aminers of titles, rooms and s, Jones
Block. This firm is strong combination,
and will undoubtedly do large business.
1t is composed of Griffin Johnston. who has
long been in the abstract business lin this
and later connected with the County Re.
corder's office; Sheldon Borden, late con-
nected with Pillsbury & Banding, San
Francisco. These gentlemen will make
abstracts and certificates with promptness
and accuracy and deserve a large share Of
the business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Local News Notes.

A sale was yesterday made OF thirty feet
front en- Spring street, between Fifth and
Sixth street, for $1,000,
A mortgage was negotiated yesterday
with the Security Savings Bank for $50 900
for three years at ~ per cent.
There was an unusual lull and quiet in
business affairs manifest throughout the
city yesterday especially among the merch-
ants.
President Strong and President
Smith. of the A. 4. & s. F. Railway, ar
rived in the city yesterday on special
train from a visit to San Diego. 1t Is ru-
mored that their visit augurs the building
Angeles and San Diego.
The Friday evening lectures in the Syna
gogue will again be taken up by Rev. Dr.
Schreiber as usual at 745. The Doctor will
lecture in English, except every drst Friday
Of the month in German. To-nights sub
ieet is: Tne disparity between virtue and
happiness. All welcome.
A wagon heavily laden with sacks ofgraln
broke down on the street car track near the
junction of Main and Alameda streets
shortly after noon yesterday, snd was al
lowed to remain there 70 the inc9nyenienoe
noon, the owner thereof remarking, "They
have no business with street car line here
any way"
As woman was boarding a street car op-
posite the r. II. depot yesterday with two
small children, the. car was suddenly started
by a fractious horse. One OF the children
fell headforemost, landing on the track In
inch of being crushed, to the CONSERVATION
of all who witnessed the accident, especial
ly that of the driver.
Capt. James entertained quite a large au-
dience last night from the Republican
stand In front of the court house in his
Characteristic manner, explaining why he
ture his sallies frequently eliciting ap-
piause. Having been naturalized twice.
and spent more Of his own money than he
expects to make out of the Job, he thinks
Wioointon's. and confidently announces
that he expects the voters to scratch" him
in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
A Cattle Thief Arrested.

GERMANTOWN, Cal, october 25.-Henry D..
Smith, for some years resident OF this place
and running butcher business, WIS arrest
ed in Shasta county and taken to Colusa on
the train to-day, on charge of catlle-steal-
ing In September he shipped, at different
times. five cars of cattle to Oakland. About
this time John Finnell, large stockman CT
Colusa and Tehma, lost about ninety head,
and placed detectives on the trail. They
succeeded in finding that the cattle were
shipped from Germantown. and went be-
low on Oct 2S. 1886, and found some of the
cattle and some hides with his brand. Cir
cumstances point very strongly to the guilt
of smith, who, heretofore, has borne spot
less name.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Our Wines i'm New York.

New YORK, October 2s.--The pre-emi-
nence California is rapidly attaining for the
excellence of her wines was shown at b
meeting OF the Wine and Spirit Traders So
.ciety held here, and composed OF the lead
ing importers of this city Mr.. Ferdinand
a. Haber. of Alfred Greenebalm & Co., ex-
hibited some OF the wines Of Inglenook
Vineyard, the property of Captain Gustave
Niebaum. The wines shown were highly
commended by all members of the society.
and were pronounced the best California
wines that had ever been shown here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
NEWS BY THE SAN PABLO.
The HOngkong FOrger Dacruz--
The ChOIra i'm Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2s. The steamer
San Pablo arrived to-day with Hongkong
dates to October I'd and Yokohama to octo.
Der 18th.
Joseph Dacruz, and accomplice of Betran,
the Hongkong forger, has been found gull
ty and sentenced to ten years imprison.
meut.
Though the cholera in Japan is somewhat
abatlng, the mortality is still enormou
From September 9th to October 7th there
were COLA cases and 4i35 deaths. In TOXIC
4s3 new cast occurred and 400 deaths. The
returns for the four weeks ending Septem-
Der 25th give 1880 cases and 23,774 deaths.
The average mortality is over sixty eight
per cent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
The Ex OF Buried Chi.
namcn.

SACRAMENTO, october 2S.-Correspondence
has been going on between the Chinese
Minister at Washington, GOV. Stoneman and
Secretary Bayard in regard to petition
from the Chinese club of this city, which
contemplates the exhumation of the dead
bodies of their countrymen, 500 or 800 in
number, and sending them back to China.
The petition asks for less rate than has
heretofore been charged for the privilege
of cxhumation. The present charge is $40.
The matter has been referred to the Board
OF Supervisors of San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
MRS, stewards Funeral.

NEW YORK, october 2S..-The funeral OF
dry goods millionaire, took place to-day
from her mansion on rifth avenue. No one
was admitted to the residence except rela-
tives and friends of the deceased. The fun.
ferry. Hunters Point special train took
the remains and friends to Garden City,
where the obsequies were held In the
cathedrai. About sixty people attended the
services at the house and about forty went
to Garden City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
FOREIGN.
Threatened Bombardment
of Sofia.
ADVICE TO IRISH TENANTS
Japan's Cholera ScOurge-A Col
lision of Ships-A Duel In
Paris.
Special to the Herald ov the Associated Press. /!

Special 10 the Herald 6v the Associated Press.
SOFIA, October 23.-At a private meeting
at Ternova Of Deputies belonging to the
Government party it was unanimously de-
cided to adhere to the Governments pol
fey toward Russia
Gen. Kauibsrs. has telegraphed to the Re-
gency advising the raising of the state OF
siege at Sofia and Varna. The Russian Con-
sui at Varna threatens to order the Russian
war-ships to lombard the town unless the
Prefect permits the free access of Russo
Bulgarian partisans to the Russian Consul
ate or If he tries to prevent the landing OF
the sailors from the war-ships.
The members OF the Sobranie are prepar-
ing to elect Regent to replace Karaveloff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
An Agreement atIast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Octobor 25.-The agents
of the trunk and transcontinental railroads.
who have been in session here daily since
Tuesday last, to-day unanimously adopted
an agreement which provides for the dis
continuan OF All gym MISSIONS on tne part
allowed to retain one dollar commission on
each first class passenger. 1t also provides
that each road retain its ow Office and that
the Canadian Pacific and Pacific Mail be not
recognized as competing lines.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Exposing Frauds.

EUREKA, Cal, october 2s.-Investigation
of the alleged fraudulent entries now held
for cancellation is. in progress at the land
office at this place. A Scotch syndicate
through agents secured the names of hun
dreds OF people to be used as dummies
whereof about 10000 acres of redwood land
OF this county was obtained. over a hun
dred witnesses have been examined so far
who testify that they were paid small sums
for the use of their names.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Hen Cotton.

gy notice In another column 1t will be
seen that the Ben Cotton Comedy Company
- tbe management of Harry Wyatt
Will anpear again in Los Angeles at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday and
Thursday. November Sd and 4th, in the
beautiful drama of "Old Home," and
"Black Diamonds:
Miss Idalene, will appear with this brilliant
company for the second time before Lo.
Angeles audience.
everybody will want to see Ben.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
scayeucers Of Importance.

Next to the bowels, or rather in conjunc
tion with them. the kidneys aud bladder
are the most important scavengers of the
81 stem. They purify the blood and carry
of its refuse, preventing rheumatism drop
sew. Bright's Disease and diabetes by their
sciiye cleansing work Hostetter's Stomach
Ritters. when the kidneysev evince a tendency
10 relax the activity of their important func-
lion. reuews it, and thus averts renal mala-
dies the most difficult t, cope with, and
which superinduce frightful loss OF bodi-
iiv' tissue, stamina and flesh. Whe the re-
nal organs exhibit the slightest symptoms
of inaction, they should at once receive the
and pleasantest OF diuretlcs. Chills and
fever. dyspepsia, constipation, liver com
nlaint and debility are also remedied by It..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
THEY WERE PUT IN IRONS
Drunken Indians kidnap n
Child.

MERGED, Cal october 2s.-News reached
here this evening of the kidnapping OF a
small boy, son OF VIM Johnson, of Cathey's
Valley. Mariposa county. The boy on Mon
day was sent by his mother TO get chips.
Not returning. Mrs. Johnson instituted a
search, enlisting neighbors In the hunt aud
when the Child was found In a vineyard a
mile or two from home, eating. grapes. He
stated that he had been carried by Indians
to their ranch, kept two. nights and then
taken to the place where he was found and
ieft NV the indians, The Indians were
probably drunk and meant no harm to the
boy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
The Arch Bishops, Conference.

BALTIMORE, october ga conference Of
Arch Bishops was held to-day at the Cardi-
nails residence and the subject under dis
cussion was the attitude OF the Catholic
Church towards the Knights of Labor. The
result of the deliberations was not made
public, but prominent churchmen
intimated to night that the prelates
the organization. The matter will be re-
ferred to the Vatican for approval, and will
be put in the form of a circular, which will
be iaken to Rome by Bishops Keane Of
whom has been entrusted letters to the Pope
relating to the New Catholic University.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
TIE RESTRICTION ACE.
Futile Efforts TO Enforce Its
Provisions.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.-Collector
Hager has addressed long communication
to the United Ssates Attorney complaining
that number of Chinese who arrived here
on the Goth instant by the City OF Peking
were released on writs of habeas corpus be-
fore the customs authorities could examine
their certificates, which, the collector
states, is a violation of a section of the re-
striction act. The communication closes in
the following language: "Unless you can
suggest some remedy, am forced to the
conclusion that in any future efforts to en-
force the restriction act at this port, the
time of the customs officers will be wasted
and their labors i'll vain"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
IRISH TENANTS.
They are Advised to Fight for
Their RighIs.

DUBLIN, October 2s.-The United ireland
tells the Irish tenants that the time for pa
tient endurance is passed and says it is
time for them to stand up and fight hard
hitting from the shoulder. The Unionists
it says, have been in power six months and
National League, which IS as strong, as &C
tive and more resolute than ever and laughs
at the government devices and at the blus
ter and threats. The paper taunts the gov.
ernment with beir G afraid to use coercion
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
POLITICAL.
Manning Returns to His
Duties.
ENVOY sEDGwIcK,s REPORT.
Quabbling Republicans = Political
News of the State and
Nation.

special TO the Herald bp the Associated PressI
WAsHrsGTos, October 2s-secretary Man
ming will resume actual control of the
treasury Department tomorrow and Mr..
Falrchild VIII be relieved of his duties as
Acting Secretary, which Office he has held
from the time Mr.. Manning was taken sick.
up to date. =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Hoe, Russe,l,s Condition.

San FRANCISCO, october 2S.-The condi-
ton of Joel Russell, Prohibition can didate
for Governor, who was attacked with
paralysis several days ago, Is much i'm
proved. He is able to be about and is again
attending to business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
New Telegraph Line.

The material for a new telegraph line
from Cotton to San Diego has been received
ately distributed along the line of railroad
between the two cities. The line Is being
built by the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and will be completed as speedily as
possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Church of the Unity.

Sunday evening, the 31st inst, at 7:30, at
the opera house. sacred concert by six
teen thoroughly trained voices and the
Heine quartet, under the direction of Mrs.
Mamie Perry-Davis. Choruses from the
great oratorios. Brilliant solos and duets,
instrumental and vocal. A very remark
able bass will appear for the first time in
this city before great congregation. Floor,
so cents; balcony, 2oc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
u.vucn ncmocratic club.

rousing meeting was held by the Lynch
Democratic Club last evening. speechcs
were made by members of the club on To-
cal issues. Several OF the candidates have
been Invited TO address the club on next
Saturday evening at s o'clock at their haii
in the old Merced Theatre building. third
finnr 600 North Main street. IS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
California Fruits In Chicago.

SAN Francisco, October pa special to
the Call, from Chicago, says; Receipts Of
home grown grapes are light, and the out
look seems favorable for good trade in
Californi grapes during the next two or
thee weeks. Receipts of pears are light
and the market firm; good winter varieties
are selling at from So 10 50 50 per box.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
A Paris RUel,

PARIS. october 2S.-Morris Bernhardt, son
OF Sara Bernhardt, has fought a duel with
Langlois, an exhibitor OF painting rid
iculing his mother. Langlois was wounded
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-29
Attention. nemocrats,

Examine the Great Register at once
and see II your names are in that publi-
cation, or you may lose your vote next
Tuesday.