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GRAvEsESp. N. 2. September 20
FIRST race, enc mile--GIeauer won
Swift second; Estrella third; time. / :42t
/ For three-yenr.old files. one aud one
eighth miles--Millie won; Hermitag,
Sc, ond; Nokomis third; time. l:561
F,r two year olds, three .fourtbs mill
Fenelon won; sunbeam SECOND; Maggie
Muchejl third; time, l:l7&
Han leap, one AMI one.fourth miles
Wyrkbam won by half lei, 9Th; Favor
second; Gsnfaon 'hird; me. l:56
Oue and one-sixteenth m les--Ada d.
u on; Duke Of Mont Alban secoud
Richm nd third; time, l:52.
Seven fnrlougs-- won; e qnire
second; Broughton third; tim-, i:29A.
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Manning and the Austrian
Mission.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 20 "A
special to the Commercial advertiser
from Suspension Bridge says. Secretsry
Manning left Albany this morning. Hi
will have conference with the Presi
dent in that city Wednesday. H.
stated he had received no offer of the
Austrian mission and would not accep'
il ifteuders d him.
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Paor. ROMEO BEaRA,

THE ITALIAN FRISCO AND sGFNEC
! Artist exc utes all work in any. desired
style, arc ent aud modern. Z churches,
public halls, theatres and residences. zig
in 4 piaus In auy stvle Of decoration dtswn
to ord-r All w"-k warranted satisfactory.
Studio. Room IL NJ. us Moth Main street,
Los Angeles, G i. sep2l Il
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NEW FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency spa save Money.

We offer to the p piIe of Los Angeles and
rounding countr,. at
Mamufacturre's Prices with
Freight added,
A cnmnlete line Of Fur 'itnre, comprising
Psrlor Suits. Chamber 4 $. Dinibg Room,
Ofice pnd Library Furniture. al ~ the
latest de- iens and hest possible work m an
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pieces In assorted wo,il plush with solid wal
nut fram.s, highly fnish,d d. whci we will
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ch SER tn 'hev O. u save from twenty Ave
to ~ ret cent ty tiiN ing fr m us
w,kE nOt sE s n lug ~int Biil Ting,
Angeles. ASkAANU n WALTON.
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SAN FRAScIsoo. September 20.--This
after oon tue coroner's jury IN The case
of Edward Ryan, who was shot and
killed by Frank Gribben last week.
brought in verdict charging Grbben
with murder.
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AUGUSTA, Maine, September 20.-Ths
official returns for Governor. embracing
all but few small towns, are as follows
Bodwell. Republican, S.837; Edwards,
Democrat. 90. .ge7; Clark. prohibitionist
3s72; scattering, 20. Bodwell over I'd
wsrds. 1850.
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LONDON, September 20.-The Mark
Lane Erpre@. In its weekly report Of
the Beitish grain trade, says; The
bright weather Of the past week has
been Of immense service to late crops.
Trade is without feature. Small de-
liveries have kept prices unaltered.
Sales Of Eaglish wheat during the past
week are 42.62o quarters at Bis I,
against 702. AL quarters at 3os l0d dur
ing the corrrs ohding week l'st year
Flour wss dull and prices favored buy
ors. The market was oppressed by a
large arrival Of low.priced foreign stuff
Barley is arriving slowly. Sellers are
asking az advance OF D. per qnarter.
Foreign wheats are depressed. Corn 10
somewhat cheaper, but scarcity OF
American a & mixed has helped to sus.
tain values. Un spot, three wheat car
aoes were sold AID ak we're withdra wn.
There we're no arrivals od the coast.
The market Is bare. Trade sS-ward i
weaker. At to-day's market wheat was
steady and market Glow. Continued
fne weather prevents activity. Flour
was very quiet. Prices OF foreign corn
were in buyers favor. American mixed
was very scarce. Oa's we're in large
suuplv and trade was dragging.
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NEWPORT, September 20.--A match
raos between the Mayfower and the
Il glish cutter Galatea, to be sailed of
MAsblshead some day this week, has
been arranged.
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LONDON. September 20.-A boat race
for one thou,and pounds took Place on
the Thames to- day between Geo Bubear
aud Peter Kemp, from Pntney to Mort.
lake. Bubear proved the winner by a
length aud half.
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LxKooRK. Cal, September 20.-C. 8.
Hsyes. Of Traver. editor Of the Traver
Tidings. was shot and instantly killed
here last evening in the presence of Miss
L 10 Swith, bis intended wife. They
~s,. sv....a. ..s-a il. the parlor Of the resi-
dence Of DR.. Lovelace. when suddenly
,he report Of gun was heard d young
Hayes fill back, ihe blood gushing from
his mouth, and died almo.ti i startly
The tracks Of the murderer could be
seen in the yard where be was thought
to have run after firing. No motive is
known for the crime.
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rnr ArAoHn SITUATION.


SAN jose. September 2o.--The Re.
publican County Convention made the
following nominations; State Senators,
A. W.. Crandall and X. B. Conkling; As
remblymen, Geo. Polhemas, /. a. VIII
COZ and Charles NJ. Weber.
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CossrAsTfsorLE, September 2o.-It
L stated here tn It Elglsni. Austria ar
Germ sny have invited Turkey to occupy
Roumsiia II Ru,sis vale Bulgaria.
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A Leading Knfshs OF Labor Ar.
rested.

Sr. LorIs, September 20.-Martir
Irons, leader Of the Knights of Labor
strike on the Missouri, Pacific Railway
last spring, was arrested in Kansas City
last night, and viii be brought to thi,
ity to answer charges In an
indictn snt found against him
forta, ping prival Q ielegraph wires running
into Vice President Hoxies' residence.
H bond men have Withdrawn from biz
bond aud he will be kept under arrest un'
hin case is tried.
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MADRrD. september 2o.--A revolu
tion was attempted last evening by a
number Of Spanish troops quartered il,
this city. The trouble was inangur .ted
BY regiment Of Infantry quarrered in
Gil Bias Barracks. The soldiers revolt
ed, broke down the partition wall thai
separated them from the quarters occu.
pied by the cavalry. and intermingied
with the men Of two cavalry regiments.
q number Of whom joined the revoiu.
tion. The officers OF all three regimen s
did all in their power to di-susde the
men from revolving, but 800 soldiers,
after beatiag number Of officers am
vouufine three, deserted the barra. X.
and mnrcued in two bodies through III
town. One body went to Prado. the
principal park aud promenade Of Mad
rid. Tue other b,oy went hurrah ny
through the center OF sIul.ti, calling On
the people TO ! in in the revoluli ion, cry
ing: "Live the R-publio. and making
ali kinds Of threa,s agnin1R monarchy.
The insurgents attempted amoog Their
frat exploits To secure Ioss ession
81 the nrsenals and barracks, VIII ch
they attacked with open fi,e, but all
these places were W. II aud succ, sstully
defended, and the rebels we're repul ed.
The insurgents attacked and got pos, IS.
ion Of the Southern railway. BY this
time the authorities had taken in the
situation and had fully prepared 10 mas.
ter it. Loyal troops marched to the
railway and after short fight the y com.
pletely dislodged the revolutionists, who
dispersed into the country, Gen. Psvia
pursuinQ. During the fighting in the
city ono Of the officers leading the in
surRents was shot and killed. The reb.
els shot Gen. Velarde for refusing TO
,oin th. m. They also mortally wound
cd Count Meras and killed colonel Of
artillery. Martial law was proclaimed
throughout the city as soon as the condi.
ton Il aifAirs was clearly perceived oy
the Government. the enseufe was a
complete surprise to Madrid. Quiet
was coon restored. A number Of insur-
gents were taken prisoners. This morn
Ing there is no appt aranoe OF revolu-
tion, or even Of disorder.
The Government telegrsphei 10 the
railway authorities 10 atop the insurg
suts, who we're fleeing in the direction
Of Alcata de Henars. The order was
not compiled, with, however. as the rail
wav Officials feare an attack by the
rebels. Upon their arrival al Alcata de
Hsnareu the insurgents failed TO arouse
the sympathy Of the people and troops,
and lhey subsequently attempted to re-
torn to Madrid, but in this sffort they
were foilsd, the line having been cut by
local troops. A skirmish took plsos 81
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HALIFAX, September 2O.-At fhs
opening OF the hearing in the case Of The
seized American schooner David J
Adams. this morning. Counselor Mea
CHER, who represents the Uuited States,
ugaiu tnJeayors d to secure The exclusion
Of reporters. Only one Of those present
however, had be, n subp@aaed. aud
aft,r counsel had cited au hority for the
xelusion Of witnesses, the Court or
d rrd this report to retire from ths
room. He fused to do SO and the
Sheriff was ordered 10 remove bin.
After some alteration fe went out.
When TOO late it was discovered that
those concerned in it had put themselves
il peril, 40 the sheriff has no jurisd o.
ton ia Courts Of Admiralty. Later,
when another Of the tubp9 aed re-
por,ers came in, Meagher demanded bis
expulsion, but the Court declined to
have tiny thing more to do with that
class Of procedure, whereupon tbs ex.
pelled reporter returned. Evidence was
taken in corroboration Of that heretofore
given in the case aud the prosecution
closed. Meagher has asked that per-
mission be granted take testimony for
The defense IN the United States, where
nearly all of the wi nesses are.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Uprising Of Insurgents at
Belfast.
AMERICAN PORK IN FRANCE
Interesting Alaska Discoveries
The Bulgarian Mnddle-
Other Foreign Notes.

Special TO the Herald bv me Associatsd Press
BELFAST. September 2o.-There was
desperate rioiing On DAVIS street yes err
day. A policeman arr. sted two drunken
men for lighting. A mob immediately
gathered arornd tho police and threat
ened them with violence, and it was
with the greatest diff ,ulty that the
prisoners we're secured AS soon AZ thu
barracks doors we're cl' sed fearful at
tack was made on the tuIding by the
mob Outside shutters were torn down
and windows smashed. There were only
four oonutablss with the barricks.
Tbev fired eleven rounds, killing one man
and woundirg several others L j. said
that woman was wonnded and ha'
since died. The mob was scattered BY
reinforcements Of police. A labor mot
reRathered In small groups when mum
ber OF p,ies tried to persuade the peo
plc to retire to their houses. The dis
turbed district Is patrolled BY military
and police reiuforcements
At noon large body Of Q ieens Island
shipyard work'neu, all urangemepl
marched osleniatiously through tbs
strests an their way TO and from dinner
- Il to provoke q 6ght. At Gar'ich
Hill, they were at ackei with volleys oi
stones, and . desperate fight eusued
~ both aides have been wounded. The
Police are outnumbsrei and powerlesz.
.u... n,
T,oub,s.
wA.ursoroS september 2o.-Consul
Dus.;. 81 .H.vre. II a report to the SEQ
r.,.,v 81 State. describes an abortivs
.tt-mnt on, The art OF the Commercial
"a rsbor organ ,tion to secure re-.
l.- ..;,., A rn.r;e.n nork
Po6s u us01oo N'
He concindes u Is evident tnat uotning
will be dops cn the part OF the present
government TO do away with the aus
eriminstion against the commerce o.
friendly nations and that all hopes oi 2
favorable change has been aoandonea
By those opposed to proh'bltlon. NIL
lions Of III paid aud soant'ly led iaoonng
msn Of France, will continue to pay
tribute to the French hog raising farmer.
= neW Asnsan ~.
NEw YORK, September ~ The Tunes
has q dispatch from Frederick Schwat.
Z. 4, co,nm.od a. il. Al,,kap exuedi.
s.s. es..... ,o,,, a,
saon' oaseo oikA' oep''"o 'o''' a
NAinsmo, British Coiumoia' ospsemoe'
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wAsHrscroS. September 2o.--The
Herald publishes, from what 1t asserts
as reliable authority, that about Octo-
ber lst the Cabinet will be re-cast. Sec.
re'ary Manning will resign, Bnysrd will
lake the Treasury Department, Lamar
will become Secretary Of State, and J oe
Mcdonald, Of Indisna. will be appoi Mt.
ID Secretary Of the Interior. The Her
aid says this information is from p-om-
ineut bureau chisf who knows what he
is talking about
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WASHINGTON. September 20 Acting
Secretary Faifcbild has received COM
munieation from Captain Abbey. com
manding the revenue steamer Corwin,
dated at Naraimo, B e., which is as
follows, respectfully report the Cor
win here. At the r, q aest of Governor
Swinburn and Judge Davis l hav.
brought here ,ws n'y-two British seamen
released fr m the seized whalsrs. am
to land the remaining American seam n
at Port Townsend. The master and
mates Of the seized craft have been con
victed and sentenced to fnes or impris.
oument, or both made a full deposi.
tion for libel suits before leaving Sitka. y
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marse.sa1ce in ONCE.


PHILADEIPHIA. September 20.-The
City Council this evening by vote ol
4s to 80, decided TO impeach Mayor
Smith on a charge Of malfeasance in
Office, in accordance with the recon
mendation of committee appointed to
inquire into the matter. Prev ious to
this resolutions of censure, couched in
severe terms and offered as q substitute
for the report Of the committee, were
defeated by a vote Of AZ to 43. There
hes seldom been witnessed such scenes Of
anxiety and excitement as were pre-.
Sc ted in and about the Common
Council chamber during the entire ses.
sion. The galleries and lobby were
CROW ded to their extreme limit and hum
,lreds were turned away by officers who
were stationed at the eniral ces. No
uther business was transacted and in
deed nothing was thought Of beyond the
impeachment of Mayor Smith. he frs
event Of the kind ever occurring in this
city. After the vote upon the motion
II censurse as a substitute for the reso-
lt on Of imp -achment. and the rc-oiu.
ton itself were taken, the suits spread
ike wild fire through the CITY forming
tue all ab orbing topic II discussion and
comment TO night.
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Morthluse L Relclart, l46 S. Spring St.
I0bAlng In Carpenter Work.

step-lsdde-s and orange ladders especially.
Agent TOR Centennial Windmills-
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale. put up
and guaranteed.
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JAcxsoSvrLLE, Fla. september TO-
Under Colonel Wade's convoy the Chri
cahua Apaches were safely lodged II
Fort Marion, ST.. Aueustine, this even
ing at O'Clock. The dians and sol
diers are we'll. The Ipdisns seemed in
d fferent to the change, but do not lik,
not being permitted to come outside o
the gates.
THE APACHE SITUATION.
sAS FRANcIsco, September 20 Sol
diers who have jnst returned from tn
scene OF the Apache operations say tha
while Chief MARCUS is at large tn,
Apache troubles are not at an end. n.
has number Of Indians with him ant
with recruits can continue the campaig,
Of robbery and murder until the band .
exterminAted. The Indians have ful
knowledge Of the movements Of tn,
troops.
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PHILADELPHIA. September 20. - A
strike occurred in the woolen mills Of
Seville, Schofeld, Son 4 Co., at Mana
yu k to-day, in which 700 men are in.
volved. They demanded All advance oi
Is per cent, which was refused.
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rkMEs SULLIVAN, Of Salem. Oregon
saws Ne was cured Of the Asthma by Gtl
nore's Magnetic Elixir, Forsals b II. ID
godfrey. Nadeau BLOCK
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:
ST. LOUIS, September 20.-The event
of yesterday in the Triennial Conclave
arrivals was the appearance Of the Cali
fornia delegation, which came in thirteen
cars with their families. They mum.
bered fully 100. They were accom-
panied by the First Infantry snd Second
Artillery bands and the ''Grizzly Bear
Club" which attracted even more at
tention than the bands. Nearly every
commandery in the State was repre-
secuted by one or more members. Ths
visitors were escorted to their hotel. the
Laclede, by Ivanhoe Commandery No.
s (mounteal of st. Louis. The first
numbers Of the weeks programme were
given in the devotional exercises held al
The Expo iiion Music Hall. An i'm
mense audience numbering over
seven thousand people, Including
fully ore lhoussnd Knights were in at
tendance. and hundreds were turned
away. The services were from the Rit
nal, ard were conducted by the very
eminent Sir DR.. George c. Belts, Prelats
OF the Grand eucsmpment.
At noon fully ten Thousand Knights
Templar had arrived. and more than en-
equal number arrived this afternoon,
GRAND MASTER wlrnERs I'LL.
Graud Master Witbere. Of the Knight,
TEN, lar, who srrvsd yesterday a'ter-
noon with the Cslfor, il dtl.ga ion il
qaite i'll. When 10 lef, China SIX week.
.xr ha noe. l.. hat baalfh s,I natbs Z,
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-25
A Scientists Opinion.

Captain Clarence Dutton, in his
report on Hawaiian volcanoes, says
We are now prepared to conjecture
something concerning the origin and
mode of formation of this great de-
preston Of Kilauea, though our CON
clusions must of necessity be very
limited. There can be very little doubt
that its formation has been gradual.
1t is quite possible that violent action
has in past times occurred, though
there is no reason to suppose that it
has ever been of such extreme charac-
ter as would be necessary to produce
so large cavity at single convulsion.
The long continuance of just such a
process as we now either perceive
clearly or directly infer would be ample
to explain its development. The many
pits in its neighborhood, and of which
Poll o'keawe is good type, may sug-
gest to us the condition of Kilauea in.
its earlier stages We may conceive a
column of lava penetrating the rocks
upward until it nearly or quite reaches
the surface. AT times it may erupt
and pour out lava streams of variable
magnitude. Once established this
column remains for long time in a
liquid condition, being kept hot by the
rising of intensely heated gasses from
below or by convection currents which
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-25
Missionary Notes

The missionaries in Africa are not all
Protestants. There are ninety Jesuit
priests divided among eighteen stations
along the Zambesi river
The London Society has lost two
more of its missionaries on Lake Tan
ganyika, making a fearful list of losses
since this great enterprise was estab-
lished.
A missionary writes from Oodooville,
Jaffa, Ceylon: "We have had seven of
Mr.. Moodys addresses translated into
Tamil, and the first 1000 copies were
disposed ofin few months. A second
edition is to be printed"
The Rev. DR.. Fairbarn, who is, per-
haps, the leading man in the Congrega-
tional churches of Great Britin, is to 90
to Oxford England, to be head of a
new college which the Congregations
lists propose establishing at Oxford, in
order that the students may have the
advantage of the great university
schools.
The Protestant churches in Italy are
as follows: Waldensians and Free
Church, 81 churches, 80 stations, AZ
pastors, rs evangelists; Methodists, So
churches, "a stations, SO pastors, 70
evangelists; Baptists, 28 churches, 30
stations, 20 pastors, evangelists ];
"The Bretheren," "a churches, SO sta
tions, IS evangelists. The number of
converts from Romanism is about 10,
600.
The Radifal Program regards all the
property of the Church of England as
the property Of the nation as a whole.
The State is perfectly within its rights,
the Radifal contends, if the Legislature
shall think fit, in diverting every shilling
ofchurch property to secular uses, from
the lands with which Edward the Con
fessor endowed the Abbey of St. Peters
at Westminster down to the last sover-
ign subscribed to build church in a
destitute district
One of the strangest peoples with
whom the missionary has to do are the
Folashas of Ethiopia, about 200, 900 in
number, living west of Jordan, who
have as their holy writing the Old 1'es-
lament in an Ethiopic verion, and who
still rigidly adhere to the Mosaic cere-
monies and laws. They are the child
red of Hebrew immigrants, who in the
time of the great dispersion, settled in
Abyssinia and. married wives of that
nation something not strange, as the
Ethopians are Semetic in nationality
and language. e.-Ad0a0fe.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-25
NEWS NOTES.

The proportion of foreigners in
France far exceeds that in any other
European country. AT the last census
there we're over 1000, 900 foreigners in
France, whereof more than 600, 900
we're Belgians and Italians, the latter in
creasing rapidly.
|. One of these days Liverpool is to
have magnificent cathedral, which
will cost So, 10000 AT present, how
ever the promoters only see their way
to one-tenth of that sum, but they hope
that ere long some rich man will step
forward and contribute the rest.
1t is reported that Prince Nicholas
of Montenegro is being supplied with
funds from the Russian Treasury, to
enable him to create the port of Anti
vari under plans of Russian military
engineers, Russia's object being to es-
tablish a secret naval rendezvous on
the Mediterranean.
Concession has been granted by the
Swiss Government to a firm of cleo
trical engineers at Geneva for making
railway up Mont Salene, near that
place. The line will be made with a
central track very similar to that of the
Righi line, the toothed pinion which
works into it being driven by machi-
merry
The King Of Italy recently sent a
gift Of 10000 francs to the fund of the
Press Association in Rome, which is
intended for the assistance of its poorer
members. A deputation of the Press
Association waited on his Majesty to
thank him. The writer and politician,
Ruggiero Benghi, was at its head
King Humbert remarked that he was
glad to see writer's of all shades of po-
litical opinion among the members Of
the association.
The Florentines are about to ccle-
brate the fifth centenary of the birth
of their famous townman, Betto di
Bardo, better know as Donatello.
The month and day of his birth are
uncertain; but an authenticated state
ment, made by himself, fixes with suf-
ficient precision 1886 as the year when
he was born. Donatello may be re-
garded as the creator of modern sculp-
ture having infused life and reality into
the cold and mechanical art of his day
by insisting on the necessity Of follow
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