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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
A Western Union Manager
Leaves Suddenly.
HIS ACCOUNTS MUCH MIXED.
Prospect that the vexed Bulgaria
Question will be Salts
factorily Settled.

Special 10 fh< Herald vthe Associated Press.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept mber l5-E. II.
Brown, Manager Of the Western union
Telegraph Company, has failed to send
In his regular financial statement to
the head Office fer three months, and
whom finally telesraphed to BY the
Superintendent closed the doors an"
flsd to Canada, where he now i. The
officers Of the company refuse to say
any hing in relation TO his accounts, Du
various rumors are in circulation in re-
latiou to the matter. He Is in Windsor
for his health, said his friends, but the
pay rolls are 80 tangled up that experts
now ak work on tIem expect TO be
busy fur { week or more. The CD .rge =
made that suburban operators on w
salaries were credited on the Ply roll
with $40, but when interviewed clam 20
have received none Of ths benefi.s Of the
stssl. Colonel Baker, District Superin
tendent. said be had rroesved message
from Brown In Londun, Canada, stating
that be wolld be back In q
lew DAYS. II am of the opin-
lon" he added. ''tnst Brown is short
In his aceounts, but when things are
straiQ htened no one but his bcndsmen
will Be told the amount Of the deficit. "
II is supposed that Brown Ned to Cana
d. to avoid arrest, and will stay there
until his frien IL have squared bis &C
counts and arranged that no prosecution
shall foli0w.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.-Whea'
Quiet and weak. Standard shipping,
81 s6i per GENITAL.
Barley-Firm. Choice feed, 90@93a
per Genital; brewing, firm, 81 l2A@$l.l5;
Chevalier. 81. 509l 52A for standard and
81. 4O@l. As for good.
Corn-California large yellow, 81 25
al. 30 per GENITAL, small, 81 35@i37A
CHICAGO. September 10. = Wheat
-Ea v. Ca h, "a lll6c per bushel;
October, 1918 l6 May, S64c.
Corn--F rm for May, Cash, 3Se, per
busheI; o tober, 800 ; May. 4Fia.
Barles-Qai.t. closing at 57t's5se pei
bushel
LIVERPOOL, September Is Wheat
Dull; holders offer freely. No 2 winter, 8
si; spring 6s Cd,
Corn-Srot aud futures, holders offer
freely. New mixed Western, ,pot,
september. and October, q 4ti per csi
tai; November, Is Sd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

Lone BRANCH, September l5.-An-
thony J. Drexel. son Of Anthony Drexel
Of Drexel, Morgan L Co., the Philadel.
phia bankers, married Miss Rita Arm
strong, of Philadelphia, at Elberon yes
terday afternoon.
Nxw YoRx. September l5---George
Gould, son of Jay G. uld, the million.
aire, was married to Miss Edith King.
don, Of Daly's Theatre Company, last
al iQht,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
wisconsfn De emocratic state Con-
yemliOm.

MADISON, Wis, September l5.--The
Democrats iu State Convention here to
day nominated Gilbert A. Woodward IF
Governor, and J. D. Putnam Lieutenant
Governor; Secretary Of State. John q.
Ludwig, Of Milwaukee; Treasurer. John
A. johnson, Of Madison; Attorney.
General, J, M. Bind, of Jeffer.
son; State Superintendent OF Schools,
Edward Mclaughlin, Of Fond du
Lao. The platform supports the
principles of the Democratic party, en-,
dorses the present ADMINISTRATION and
commends the action Of Postmsster-
General Villas in relation to Pacific
mails subsidy. Leasing convict labor is
condemned as are also the practice Of
allowing vast tracts Of public lands to
fall into the hands Of foreign land com.
panies,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

FL PAso. Tex. September Is Re-
por,s circulated to-day that the hostile
Apaeh.s are depred ,ting near the Sanael
mining district in hihuahua and around
lake Guzman, about fif'y miles south
west. These reports, false in
every particular, we're caused
by outrsges committed by a
band Of Mexican m rauders and horse
thieves few days ago ut the rancn
house Of the Corral de Pisdra, between
Like Guzman and, Submal, which was
burned do~n alter some stores contained
in it had been appropriated. A l.rge
hord Of horses at the Corral
had, however. not been disturbed.
TINS proves concinsively that thr
marauders were not Ind ans, tor they
would have gone after he horses Of all.
It s pretty certain there are no more
hostiIes on the warpath, but that they
are all in the hands Of the military.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
suicide OF a san Bernardino ex-
OFFICIAL.

TFHAcHEPr. Cal, September Is =
H. j. Walker, formerly deputy Sheriff
Of Calico. San B.rnardino county, con-
mitied suiciie here to-day by shooting
himself through the head with a pistol.
Tbs iirst shot glanced from his forehead
and lodged in the ceiling Of bis room,
the next passed through his head killing
him instantly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
NEW FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency and Save Money.

We offer to the pnulic OF Los Angeles and
SUI rounding countr. at
Manufacturers Prices with
Freight Added,
complete line OF Furniture, corpriaing
ONCE and Library Furniture, ait Of The
latest designs and best possible work man
ship. For the coming week we call especial
attention to a line Of Psrlnr Suits OF seven
pieces in assorted wool plush with solid wal
nut frames, highly finished, which we will
sci at The low price of FORTY DOLLARS
a suit Our e., ds will stand the test OF cpur-
p ri on with those Of ony other Furniture
Hon In the city ,and We can convince pnr-
oh ser> tn they can ave from twenty-five
TO Z r, per eeut ~ buying fr m us
WtREuOu5E s a.ing sint Brilfirg,
Third i between F II and Hill Sts L :
Angeles. HHlANG 4 WALTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

4 Les Angeles CenvIct's sentsnce
Oem muted.

elonAMHNTo, September I5,-Gov'
enor Ssonemau has commuted the son.
tssos Of O. A.. Reynolds, convicted OF
.,sn.laueh,er in Los Angeles In Fehru-
sry. 1884. and sentenced 10 seven yesrs.
49, term of three years. The prison
d.reotors recommended the commnsat,on
on the ground that the mds Of jussioe
hsd bssn ,ubasrvsd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
Jack burke CominE 10 Meet Jack
nempAey.

CHICAGO. September l5,--Jack Burke
and his backer will start tomorrow
night +. for San Francisco. to meet Jack
Dempsey in an sight-round glove CON
test, Marquis Of QueensDu'y rules, Sep
ember 9th, the winner to take all the
ga.e r. ceipls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
Proposals for steam Fire Engine
and Fire Bell.

Notice 10 hereby gwen that sesled propos-
ais will be received by the undersigned un
to the meeting Of the Council OF the city OF
Los Angeles OF October iitn treo, ivr iur
Ftrst-One new secoud ciass steam nre
eng ne. fpr'postls to be endorsed PRO
pos,l for Fire Engine y
Second--One Dire bell of 2ooo lbs. weight.
Propossls to be endorsed "frspossi t"f
rbe Council OF the citv OF Los Angeles
reserves the right 70 reject any and all pro-
poeals.
Anreles at lis meeting of August 9Th,
''''' W. W. ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the Council Of the City OF Los
Ios Angeles, osl., August lith. 1855.
auf2 COLL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
Presixsnt CisveIan1,s Third
Deer n y MT.

sAHASAo 1ss, n. T., September l5.--
President CIsveland's third attempt ut
deer hunting proved successful this
morning. No rain had fallen during the
nigh, and a. the conditions were favor
able for the scent Lying on the ground.
,hs dogs were put out about eight o'clock.
rns hunt va il charge of Mr.. Charles
Z. Cutlrn, Of N York. and Cnlonel
B-loe, # the q weston Ntics Presi.
ient Cleveland remarked tust be bad
not much faith in its success 90 far as be
wa. concerneo, bus he called out bis
guide, anil ,ogether they made
their way toward the wsrch ground
assigned them. Que lucky hunter
among hose who started out from the
lon va Mr.. A. L Coolidge. u B ,ston,
VINO was .tati ned at Long Pond aud
who was fortunate enough to kill a
buck O, Friday tho PresIdent's party
siil in all probability start for the Tup'
Der Lake region. The report has re
Gently found its way into the woods
that Col. Beloe, who il spending the
unmer here with bis family. would
probably be selected for the austrian
mission. Both Col. Bsloe aud President
Cleveland unite N saying that the rumor
70 entirely unfounded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16


PARIS, September l5.-rhe RePpb
iiqse Francaise publishes telegram
which states that ''Easland meditstss
grand coupe de sfas. ana will probably
proclaim Egypt ! Bdtish possession
EaRcaiee, s'do nothing until she has .
sufscisnt forcs st Alexandria"
uxrEnons NOT 70 FIGHT OVER sULoAH1A.
Loxpon, September l6--A Dispaich
from Vienna to the Times says that Kali
nofky, Austrian Munster for Foreign
Affairs, has returned to Vienns from
Qasteln furnished with the rudiinents Of
snseas< eerdials between three smperors
on the Bulgarian question. ct least 90
far = the Immediate future is concerned.
s.Ru.sia, " the dispatch says. ''rscoguizss
the European character OF the Bulgarian
question while laying stress upon her
epecial interests in Bulgaria"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

The Eremch IN new Hebr10css
MELBouRss, September 10 Exciting
reports have been received here Of arbi-
trary French action in New Hebrides.
Rev. NJ. Macdonald, a Presbyterian mis-
sionary ct Havana Hsrbor, in letter 20
Lieut. Mau, OF the British guuboat
Swinger. says that the French Hsbrides
Company has seised the lands Of the
native Chris ian mfssion, alleging prior
title. and that tho French commandant
threatened the natives with an armed
force Il they resisted. The company
claimed the lsnds Of other British sub
iects. Macdonald says that the French
practically exercise sovsrsignty over
the island. A collision between the na-
lives and the French is imminent.
Threats have been made against Mr..
Macdonald aud native Christians. and
be demands assistance from the Eugiish
squadron. The Premiers Of the Aus-
tralian colonies are about to hold con.
fer. nee to cons d the stu alton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

ST. LOUIS, september is Late yes
terday afternoon the Howard County
Bank, at Glasgow, closed It's doors and
placed it's business in the hands o. irus-
tees for the ben, fit Of It's creditors.
James ). Thompson. President of The
bank, makes he followl, & statement ci
'ts ~ffairs; THE assets OF the bsnk art
ampi to ay all dep ,sitors aud stoc9.
h ldsrs il tulI Hard nm, and the sx.
treme difficulty of collecting, induceu
the directors To turn over tue bu,ipe-.
10 trustees. ~ho will collect and pay off
rs deponors and then the stock holders
The assets am. unit to about 500 600
The liabilities do not amount to quite
this sum-"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

San FRANoIsco. September 10 =
Crocker. S5c; Peer, g.; 0ph'r, 81 35l
savage, e2.25; Hale I Norcross, u. 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

SrRAsBuRo. September IO.-Emperor
William was unable to attend the Ger
man military maneuvers here to-day.
He was compelled BY exhaustion to re-
main at home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
michael Davfts Arrives In sac
Yamente.


sAcRAxEsro, September l5.--Michael
Davitt arrived here from the East this
morning. The Bee Of this afternoon
publishes IN interview with him on the
subject Of ) pamphlet issued by the
English Loyal and Patriotic Union on
ssThe Status Of the Irish Tenant Farm
sr." DAvitt says the arguments Ad-
vanced in the pamphlet are utterly mis-.
leading and tsnd to create misconcep-
ton in the minds Of the American pub.
lio as to the exact present state Of affairs
in Ireland. He draws marked attention
TO the great depreciation that has taken
place within the last few years in prices
Of all IRISH agricultural products and de-
nies that Irish farmers enjoy greater ad-
says the fscta and figures which Parnell
vantsges Of tenure than others do. He
will present, when he introduces bis bill
into the House Of Commons On Friday
next, will completely refuts the misrepre-
sentations made in the pamphlet. and
tablish the truth Of his charges against
the entire Irish landlord system. Mr..
Dsvitt left here this afternoon for Mon-
terev, where be will remain for . few
weeks, after which be ccntsmplates de-
Iivsring series OF addressss Ia the prin-
cipaI cities Of California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

The ninety six Ellis villa College and
Belmont Hotel lots, situated ON line OF Sec
ond Stree Cable R. R.. are offered to ths
pubic to d,y. They are less than one and
q qua ter miles from Spring aud Second
stress High ground. Magnificent view.
Rapid cnmmuDic ,tIon. Surround six-scre
park Prices less than any prapery twice
the distance. For maps and all details call
EDw. A. HALL, Trustee.
81 South Spiing Street,
Or Western Terminus second Street Gable
R.R. sep2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
sa nta Barbar. Hepubiican oon-
veutton.

SANTA BARBARA. sep ember i5.--The
Republican County Convention met here
to-day. The following nominations
we're made; Assembly. Alexander Me-
Lean; superior Judge. Thus. MeNulty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
Fatal shooting In Alameda
County.


LIvrRMoRE, September l5.-Word
was brought to town this morning that
N. B. Sutton shot and killed Alex Mar
tin near L,vermore coal mine. A posse
Of officers went to the scene to arrest
the murderer. On their arrival they
found him pacing around the body on
the hilltop. He would not allow the
officers to approach and fired two shots
at the officers with Henry rife, keep
ing them At bay. They sent to town for
reiuforcemenrs and larger number Of
men well armed have left for the scene
Of the murder.
The officers arrived on the scene and
after considerable parleying the murder
er gave himself up to ID. pu.y Sheriff
Shaifsr, and was brought to jail. Mar
tin has cattle and they we're in the habit
Of straying on Sutton's land. For sew
eral years petty rows were engaged in
by the parties. The supposition is that
cattle strayed on the land to-day, caus-
ing q renewal Of the old feud, resulting
in Sutton's shooting Martin.
MORE Of she Beai Telephone Oase.
wAsHrsoroS, September l5.-Meszrs.
Goode, Chandler L Whitman, special
counsel In the government suit against
the Bell Telephone Company, will, II is
said, leave this evening for Cincinnati,
where the case will come up for hearing
on the demurrer next Monday. The
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16

ssr CHARLES Dtike 10 Turn Edttcr
LONDON, september 10 Sir Oh 'rles
bike has returned to London to-day
ami already annou ,ces that he will re-
en- or public life ss proprietor and editor
of a London daily newspaper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-16
Tha Turf.


Nxw YoEK. September l5.--ln the
p--n,. IooLav Club races, three.
''oos'y" c,;.. wou Santa
fourtns OF m'ie' o -, 49,.
Anita second, jim Douglass tnird; ""e'
l:l54. ., 49,.
Selling allowances, one ml,e-ne,Iss. eh;s5.
won, Florence M. second non@ 'n''.'
time. l:44.
For three.year-olns snu uPwasus, ons
and one-fonrth n'iies--Won Dy Are'.no, a.,.
Richmond second; only Two s's'se''
time, 2:2l.
The Woodland handicap ior .hrse'
year.olds and upwards, ono snu Mn,,;a
sixteentbs miles--Weaver woni Molne M
McCartby's Last second; supervisor
third; time, 2:04. $3.50, ~.
For two year'olds; tnree-iou'ins p;n s
Il uise wont Itallala seeonoi DAM
bridge third; time. Hi7. ~,
For three year-olds snd upwara';w w ,e.
ing allowances, one mil --rrsnS ..a';s 49,
won; Brough'on second; L'sae m'nu''
third; time. l;4Ss
AT SACRAMENTO.
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