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SUMMONS.
In the superior Court Of the State of Cali.
fornia, in and for the Co unity OF
Los Angeles.

Mary 9. Smith. plaintiff, VS.. Harry N.
Action broughtin the superior Court OF the
State Of California in and for the County
OF Los Angeles, and the Complaint died IN
said County OF Los Angeles, In the once Of
the Clerk OF said Superior Court.
The people of the State OF California send
erecting to Harry II. Smith defendant.
You are hereby required 70 appear IN an
action brought against you by the abeve
named plaintiff, in the Superior Court oi
the Stale of California, in and for the
County OF Los Angeles. and TO answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten dayi
(exciusive OF the day Of service). sfter the
service OF this summons, II served within
this county; or, u served elsewhere, within
thirty days, or judgement by default viii be
taken against you according to the prayer
The said action Is brought to obtain the
decree Of thus Court, dissolvihg the bonds
Of matrimony between you and plaintiff
and to assign homestead to plaintiff, and FOL
cost Of suit Reference ia had to complaint
for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to so appear and answer the said com.
plant as above required. said platntfn Will
cause your default to be entered and take
Judgment against you according 70 the
prayer OF said complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal OF tnt
Superior Court OF the State Of California
In and for the county of Los Angeles. thfi
18th day of June, In the year OF our Lort
one thousand eight hundred and eighty'six
II. s.I G. Il. DUNsM00R, Clerk.
jyl6 sod By l.. J. Thompson. Deputy
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CHICAGO, July l6.-At Washington
Park, mile and sixteenth-Hattie Car.
Isle won, Typo second. Ed. Gilman
third; time, l:51s. Mutuels paid -.
ssvsn-eighths mile--Lislsnd won,
Little Joe second, Handy Andy third;
time, .2o}. Mutuels paid $50.
Mile and o quarter-John Sullivan
won, Lemon second, Idle Pat third,
time, 2,l0}. Mutuels paid sSS.
Mile and one .eighth--Panka won,
Buchanan second. Red Stone third
time l:c53. Mutuels paid field IS. 10.
steeple chase, short course--Rory
O'More won, Hop Sing second, Brutou
third, time, 3O3{. Mutuels paid $ll.so'
AT HAMPTON PARK.
LoNpox, July l6.--The race for
the international two-year-old plate
Of 1000 sovereigns was run Of
Hampton Park to-day, and wai
won by Mr.. Dawson's bay colt, The
Baron, by d short head after desper'
ate struggle; J. q. HouIdworth's chest
nut colt, BY Springfield, out Of Celer'
dine, second by head. and Lord Hart
ington's chestnut colt, Iroseoles, third.
Ten horses ran.
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ANAaCHlsTs on TRIAL.
A strong Case Against ths Lat
Rioters.


A strong Case Against the Late
fsfoters.
CHICAGO. July I6.--Ths trial of eight
Of the Chicago anarchists concerned in
the late riot commenced to-day. In
spsctor Banfield testified that sixty per.
sons were wounded and seven Of the
number died. Banfsld testified further
that at least 100 shots were fred from
the crowd before the fire was returned.
At the afternoon session Gotfrisd
Waller, Swiss cabinet-maker,
was the first witness. He said:
be was q member of the Socialistic SocI.
ETY.. During one Of its meetings . COM
mittee was appointed to watch his move
nents in the city and report II nything
happened, and If riot should occur
we should storm the police stations
and cut the telegraph wires, then we
should shoot down everybody that
came against US. There was nothing
said about the hsymarket. 1t was
not expected that the police would get
to the haymarket. Only If the strIk-
ers were attacked were we to
shoot the police. In case of an attempt
to disperse the meeting we should simp-
ly strike them down the best we could
with bombs or whatever would be at
our disposal. The witness was asked:
ibid you ever have any bombsf"
To this question Foster, of the de-
fense, warmly objected.
Ingham replica In brief statement,
saying that the theory Of the
State was that for months the
defendants bad been preparing
for revolution about the first of May;
that they had been arming themselves
and their dupes. The state intended to
bring into court dynamite bombs and
would show that these bombs were used
for no purpose in all the wide world ex-
cept cowardly and atrocious murder.
Judge Gray, in deciding the point,
said il there was Q combination amsng
great number OF inviduala to kill
policemen II they came In conflict with
workinGmen or strikers or were attempt.
ing to enforce law and order, and prepar.
ations were made to kill policemen upon
some such occasion, the parties who did
such an act are all engaged in general
conspiracy and are equally liable.
Tho witness then proceeded to answer
the question as to whether he ever had
any bombs, and told how about . year
and half ago bombs had been distrib.
uted to him and others by Fischer for
use at meeting on Thanksgiving Day
II attacked by the police. just as it hap
pened this time. Those present at "a
West Lake street on the night Of May Sd
whom the witness could remember were
Fisher. Engel, Breitenfeld, Rheindwot,
Kruger, who is dead, and another Kru-
ger, Gruendwald. Schrader, Huber,
Hurbner, two Lehmans, and Hermann.
This closed Walters direct testimony
and also the days proceedings.
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san FRANCISCO, July l6.-This after
noon. as one Of the oars belonging to the
North Bench and Mission Railroad, one
Of the roads upon which the strike has
been inaugurated. was proceeding along
Fourth street near Folsom street, the
passengers were startled by loud re-
port, followed by puff Of smoke under
meath the car. The car was considera-
bly, jostled but not thrown from the
track. The police hurried to tho spot
and picked up the remnant Of dynam.
lite cartridge or bomb. The perpetrators
of the outrage have not yet been discov-
cred.
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GALVESTON, July l6.-A special to
the News from Laredo says the latest in
formation In the State Of Tsmaulipas L
that the town Of Guerrero on the Rio
Salido, about seventy-five miles south oi
this city, was captured last night by .
large body of revolutionists, who are
putting the town in state Of defence.
Three hundred and fifty troops arrived
here to-day and were immediately dis
patched down the Rio Grande to Mier,
the seat Of trouble, and other detach.
ments will follow until the government
has an ample force to suppress summariiy
any uprising.
TAMAuLIPAs, July i6.--To-night re.
port was received that large body OF
revolutionists had appeared above Nuevo
Laredo, In the State of Nuevo Leon.
They were moving rapidly and were
constantly receiving adherents. Nuevo
Laredo is in fever Of excitement. The
custom house and other public buildings
are strongly guarded.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Governor Stoneman Calls
an Extra Session.
A eEoRsIA NEGRO LYNcHED-
Five Men Jump Eighty Feet Down
q Shaft.-Several Legal
Executions.

Especial 10 theHerald bv the Assocaofed Prsssl
SACRAMENTO, July l6.-Gov. Stone
man has called special session OF the
Legislature to assemble July 20. 1885,
to legislate on irrigation and other mat
ters.
THE official proclamation Of the Gov
ernor will be found in full in another
column Of this issue Of the HERALD
En-
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GONE HENCE.
Tive Mcn Anxious TO Meet Their
Friends in Heaven.

DoSALpsoSvILLE, La, July l6.-
samson Roland and Geo. Solomon, both
colorsd, were hanged here to-day. In
February. 1884. on the Holmes planta-
Ii n, nine miles from here, Roland shot
and killed Benz. GersdoH while the lat
ter was under the influence of liquor.
The trouble between the two. it is be-
llsved, was caused by woman.
Geo. Solomon last January stabbed
and killed Henry Smith, teolored. !
Solomon had been living with woman
named Amy Hill, who was Smiths god
daughter, and had shot at her several
times. > Finally she went to Smiths
house and Solomon followed her.
demanding admittance to the house.
An altsroation then ensued and
resulted In q stabbing. The condemned
msn were bsptissd yesterday into the
Baptist Church. They seemed recon-
cIlsd to their doom, and while ascending
the gallows walked steadily. They
listened calmly to the reading OF the
death warrant. Rev. Mr.. Butler then
said the Lords Prayer, and the prisoners
followed him with calm, firm voices.
They asked their friends to meet them
In heaven. The trap was sprung at
1880 o'clock and ut | p. N. the bodies
were cut down.
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Riddied with Bullets.

GARDEN CRY. Kan, July l6.-One Of
the murderers Of Davis, the man found
floating in the Arkansas river with 6
bullet hole in his head, was riddled with
bullets by the pursuing party at Frisco,
about sixty miles southwest Of Garden
City. this morning. He had concealed
himself in livery stable In that town
and was armed with gun. The posse
surrounded the stable and commanded
the murderer to surrender. He com.
menced firing and was instantly killed by
a volley OF bullets.
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MERGED, CAL. July l6.--Last night a
FIRE was discovered in the cellar Of Nc.
Inerney 4 Ouglcy's saloon and chop
house. The house was totally consumed.
The Argus Office adjoining caught fire
several times, but being carefully
watched escaped with slight damage.
Several out-buildiugs Of the El Captain
Hotel caught but the fire compsny ex-
tinguished them before much damage
was done to the hotel. McInerney 4
Oueley's loss is about 81. 900, insured for
q, 400. The fire is supposed to be in
cendiary.
Tim McInerney, brother of McInerney
of McInerney 4 QuigIey, whose place
was burned last night, has just been ar
rested charged with firing the building.
The officers claim to have strong case
against him.
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Mr.. Watson called up the veto mes
sage on the bill granting a pension to
Elizabeth Luce. In this case q majority
Of the committee recommended that the
bill pass notwithstanding the veto Of
the President, while the minority report
was that the bill should not pass. The
Speaker announced that the question
was upon the passage Of the bill over
the veto, and il was decided in the neg
alive; yeas ll6, nays l24; not q constitu-
tional tso-thirds voting In the affirma.
tive. The following Democrats voted to
pass the bill over the veto: Messrs.
Carlton, Foran, Frederick. Geddes, May
bury, TarsHey, Weaver uows), Wal
ford and Worthington.
The next veto message called up
was that vetoing bill pensioning
Catharine Mccarthy. On this question
also, a majority Of the Committee on
Invalid Pensions recommended the pas.
sage of the bill, while minority recon-
mended the sustaining of the veto Of
the President. In this as in the pre-
yious case the House refused to pass the
bill over the veto, yeas l22. nays ~,
not . constitutional two.thirds in tho
Affirmative.
The next message called up was
that vetoing the bill granting q
pepsion TO Joseph Romiser. In this
case the Committee on Invalid Pen siona
il unanimouaIy Of the opinion that the
bill should be passed over the veto. The
bill was passed over the veto, yeas ITS,
nays 50.
Representative Morrill,, Of Kansas
from the Committee on Invalid Pensions
to day reported back the bill granting
an increased pension to John w. Farris,
of Missouri. with Recommendation that
it be passed over the Presidents veto.
Representative Conger reported back
with . Recommendation similar to thai
made in the above mentioned case, the
bill vetoed by the President grant ing 9
pension to David Elderkin. Of Iowa.
The same committee to-day agreed to
take same action in the case of the bill
granting q pension to Sarah Ann Brad
ley of Ohio, who had husband and
four sops in the army. The resident
vetoed this bill on the groun d that the
husband did not die Of disability con-
tracted in the service. but the commit
does not regard that fact as essential,
and holds that tho evidence that the
claimant is dependent is sufficient to
warrant the allowance of the claim.
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A QUEER AFFAIR.


Nsw YoHK, July l6.-A shaft at
l7sth street and Tenth avenue In con
nection with the new squeduct Is l26
feet deep and jagged with rocks and the
bottom is rock. This evening the night
shift, VIVA. O'Toole, John Sullivan and
Michael O'Brien. lwhite). and Grant
White and Jeremiah Shorters, (colored),
stsrted down In the bucket, and when
about 40 feet from the top. the gasoline
lamp used to light their way down ex-
ploded. setting fire to the clothes OF the
men. and in their terror they jumped
ont Of the bucket and were preclpitated
TO the bottom, eighty feet. The noise
Of the OK ploaion aud flames that followed
were heard and seen from above and
soon the men were lifted to the surface.
O'Toole is believed to have been fatally
burned about the body. O'Brien is
severely burned about the extremities.
but not fatally. Shorters' hands were
shockingly burned and his hands and
face severely cut. Whites right leg and
thigh are fractured. SdIlivan's face and
hsnds are burned. All are in the hos.
pit6I.
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wNsRMuooA, New, July l6.-At
2:20 this morning Levy & Cos magazine,
containing over ton Of black and giant
powder, exploded breaking windows
and doors in nearly all of the business
and dwelling houses. The damage TO
property amounts to several thousand
dollars. No lives were lost. 1t is sup
posed to have been the work Of an in
csndiary. The Sheriff offers $500 re.
ward for his conviction.
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LYnoHED.
A negro who rrsfsrrea laanstns
20 Burn1ng.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Jaiy io.--iu ior'na'
tion was received here to-day that Jake
Braswell, colored, was lynehed at noon
yesterday near Flatford. Bullock County.
Brasw ell had ravished and horribly NAL
treated Dolly Woods. little six-yesr-
old girl, while on her way to school.
She Identified him aftor his capture and
he confessed. saying that he would have
killed the child but thought her dead
when he left her. A crowd Of one hun
dred whites aud blacks held confer
ence and gave Braswell the choice Of
being burned or hanging himself. BE
chose hanging, climbed up tree, fas-
q rope around his own neck and limb
of the tree but then refused to jump of.
A negro climbed up, tied Braswells
hands, and the crowd pushed him OF
with q pole. His body was riddled with
bullets. The child is not expected TO
live
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TORONTO. July l6.--The election Of
officers Of the Supreme Lodge Of the
World, Knights of Pythias. to-day re-
suited as follows: Supreme Chancellor
Howard Douglass. Of Cincinnati; 81
preme vice-Chancellor, VIM. Ward, o.
New Jersey; Supreme Prelate, DR.. King
Of Toronto ire eleoted); supreme Keeper
Of Records and Seals. r. r. CowAn, Of
st. Louis (re-electedl; Supreme Master
of the Exebequer. J. Wiley, Of VII
minpton. Del.
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LONDON, July l6.-In the Crawford
divorce case, to-day, Sir Charles Dixie,
being sworn, denied totally all allega'
tions concerning him made by Mrs.
Crawford In her confession. Continuing,
Sir Charles declared that Mrs. Craw'
ford's confession was an act of deliberate
conspiracy against him. He accounted
for the animus prompting this conspir.
acy by saying that he had once, through
a friend, advised Mrs. Crawford to aban'
don an intrigue she then had with Capt.
Forster. Capt. Forster and Mrs. Craw.
ford, finding the discovery Of their liason
was imminent, concocted the story
against the witness contained in the CON
fession.
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CoLusA, Cal. July l6. = Rudolph
Mini, a Swiss cook at the Mutchlera
restaurant. and John Farrell, q native Of
Ireland, railroad laborer. died sudden.
ly last evening from excessive heat com
bined with over exertion. A farm
laborer, whose name is not yet known,
was brought to the county hospital here
las. evening suffering from sunstroke and
died in a few hours.
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BELFAST. July l6.--The new jury EN-.
paneled in the case of Policeman Gard.
ner, who was shot in the riot this week,
rendered . verdict Of wilful murder
against Walker. In the case Of the
shooting Of citizen Watterson the jury
found that he came to his death at the
hands OF an unknown member OF The
police force.
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wAsHrsoros, July l6.--Philadelphia
o, Nationals 8.
NEW YoRK, July l6.--Nsw York 4,
Boston /.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, July le.--C Chicago
u, Kansas City a..
ST.. LOWS. July io.--St Louis 3. De-
troit7.
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Ran BLuss. July l6.--A man named
Fs,tle, at work harvesting on Cones
raoob was aunstruck yesterday at Az.
= sna VA taken to the hospital. He
suffsrsd extreme agony. This is the
srst genuine case Of sunstroke known in
the county,
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VIENNA, July l6.-Archduke Otto,
nephew Of Emperor Fraucis Joseph. has
been betrothed to Princess Marie 10.
sepha, niece Of King Alfred Frederick of
Saxony.
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ALLOW cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say
oh, twill wear away, but in most casea
it wears them away. Could they be in
duced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp.s Balsam, which we will
sell on positive guarantee to cure, they
would Immediately see the excellent ef.
feet after taking the first dose. Price
Soc. and 81. Trial size free. H. d.
Godfrey, druggist.
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sn,c,ae of a arlaesresm.

oRovILLE. CAL, July lo.--James Wen
dali, who was married ON July Sd, com
mitted suicide on the 14th ct Turner's
Mills. Most Of the eleven days OF his
married life was spent in prolonged
spree and he ended by hanging himself.
No cause is known for committing the
n ~
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LONDON, July l6--There will be two
pollings to-day, -whioh will close the
elections with the exception Of those for
the Orkney and the Shetland islands,
which are fixed for July 26th. The
present position Of the parties Is a. fol-
lows. Conservatives, sl5j Unionists, ~;
Gladstonians, lel, Parnellites, SO.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, July l6.-The Senate
resumed consideration of the River and
Harbor bill. The question was on the
Committees amendment reducing ap-
preparations % per cent. 1t was agreed
to, yeas 81, nays Is. The bill was then
passed. yeas AZ, nays Ia.
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NonroLK, Va. July l6.--The partic-
ulars Of an accident to party Of ex.
cursionists on Albemarls Sound on
Wednesday, reached here this evening
Between twenty and thirty residents Of
Msnleo, North Carolina, had been to
NAgshsad on picnic. While returning
BY schooner and when about two miles
from here the vessel was capsized by q
squall and number Of persons thrown
into the water. Lieut.. Chaoter, Of the
revenue marine service, with the sloop
Alert, went to the assistance Of the party
and rescued number of those In peril
Three bodies, two OF which were those
Of young ladies, the other that Of child
were recovered.
Removal of n Poets Remains. ).
GxSEyA, July l6.--The remains Of
the poet Schneckenburger, author Of
"Die Wacht ON Rhein." were to-day
disinterred from the grave wherein they
have rsposed at Burgdorf, Switzerland,
since the poets death, for removal and
final burial at Tnalheim, near Tuttlingen
In Wurtemberg, South Germany.
neokenburger was born in Thalheim
and his dying wish was that he should
be- buried In the village Of his birth.
The disinterment and removal Of the re-
mains were accompanied by solemn
funeral services and great crowd Of
people followed the oofin to the rail.
way station. At Tattlingen monument
is being erected to his memory.
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San FRANCISCO, July l6 United
States Commissioner Sawyer to-day held
John Grant in s., 600 bonds for bribery.
Grant was yesterday held in thousand
dollars bonds for opium smuggling. The
charges Of bribery and opium smuggling
against Frederick Brandt have been dis.
dismissed.
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Persons desiring to learn the Science OF
Metaphysical Healing will apply for
terms to DR.. Truesdel1 at the hall, or at Nos
s and Forster Block, 2s 8. Main street.
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RonE, July l6.--Cholera returns for
to-day are as follows Brindisi. 75 new
cases, ~ deaths. Fontana. 27 new oases,
10 deaths. Latina, l6 new cases, I
deaths. Codigore, new cases, 2 deaths,
Venice, new case, death.
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NERvE-LIFE AND yIGoR restored in
men and women by using Gilmore's AFRO
matte Wine. For sale by II. ID. Godfrey
Nadeau Block
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Ague
and Malaria when 0ilmore's Aromatic Wine
will cure you. For sale BY II. d. Godfrey
Nsdeau Block.
,ieve Group, whooplng cough and BroL
,nitis. Soldty @. y. HeinEeman. l22 IN.
Main street.
"HACKMETACK," a lasting and frsgran
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold BY
d n. HeinEemeu, 122 N. Main st
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SAN LUIS 0Blsro. July 10. Fires are
sweeping over the country in the Huer-
Husro region, doing great damage to
feed and timber.
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WILLIS L. CULVER, of Pavilion, N. ",
SAYS that 0ilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured
trouble. For sale By H. d. Godfrey, Nsdeau
Block
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MR.. A. HIGGINS, Of Wyoming, New York
says he had the piles for 40 years. and was
cured by using dilmore's Pile Specific. For
sale by r. ID, Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
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MAMMOTH OIL PAINTINGS AND
ANATOMICAL DESIGNS

Used in demonstrating Mans spiritual
origin and inner soul forces. By the occult
facts OF natural law. as by the inspired
truth OF Divine Word.