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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Supreme Court.

| The Supreme Court convened ycsterda,
in Judge Brunson's courtroom, in banc
Chief Justice Morrison presiding.
| Present, Thornton, Mckee, Myrick an,
sharpstein. Associate Justices. Fayett
Marshall, Assistant Attorney General; J. s
Williams, the San Francisco Deputy Clerk
Philip NJ Gaffey, resident Deputy; Thoma
F. O'Connor, Secretary and Librarian, ant
| II q Finkler, Bailiff completed the person
| mel of the Court.
People VS.. Glassen, No. 20l95; snme VS.
Lavelle ,f20203; same VS.. Kerrighan, 20209
| same VS.. Stokes, 20221; same vs. COpsey
20229; same VS.. In Tong, 2O2S1; same VS.
Johnson, 30232; same VS.. Gonzales, 20233
SINE VS.. Bush, 202S9; same VS.. Kalkman
| 20240.
Following Is the calendar Of civil cases
which will be called today;
Henry, lI,l52; Loveland VS.. Garner, 1854
Lower Kings River Water Ditch Co: VS.. Poly
ct al, 11443: Riddell VS.. Harrell. II 1868;
Heilbron ct al VS.. Last Chance Water Ditch
Co. II ,39l Hebron ct al VS.. Peoples Di'ch
Co., II .39s; Heinlen vs.. Heilbron ct al, H.
410 Heilbron ct al vs. Emigrant Ditch Co,
IL ,46S: Cohn VS.. G. p. X. K. Co.. 1859; Botil-
Ter ct al VS.. Dominguel. 1856; Phelan VS..
Payoreno ct al, II 1878; Brown ct al VS.. G. p.
Hancock VS.. Hubbeil, 1l,5ol.
Causes from and including Butler ct al.
VS.. Breezy, to and including Brown ct al,
VS.. G. p. K. II. Co., will be heard october Ia.
On october 10 will be heard causes from
and including Heilbron VS.. Last Chance W.
]. Co., to and including Riddell VS.. Harrell.
ON the 10th, last day of the court causes
from Botiller ct al. VS.. Dominguez to Phelan
vs. Payoreno ct al. will be heard.
Gibbs vs. Acknowledgment dismissed.
James A. Craw wfOrd-Admitted to practice.
VIM. G., Webb-Same.
Grant tvs, DeLamore-Motion to dismiss
appeal submitted.
i NJ Sargent-Admittcd to practice.
People VS.. More-Forty days allowed to
file transcript. Oordered on January calen-
dsr.
Same VS.. Glassen-Appeal dismissed
People VS.. Levelle, kernpghan & Johnson
Continued.
Same VS.. Stokes-Responden allowed Ave
days to file briefs; cause to be then sub
mitted.
Same We. Copsey-Submitted on briefs.
Same VS.. In 'roDg-Judgment affirmed.
Same VS.. Gonzalez-Ten days to file
briefs.
Same VS.. Rogers & Hof-0rdered con-
tinued to January term.
Same VS.. Bush--Thirty days to appellant
to file briefs; ten days to respondent in
which to reply:
Same VS.. Kalkman-Same.
Charles Il. Redick-Admitted to practice.
VIM. A. j. McDonald-Admitted 10 prac-
tice in all the courts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
ANarrow Escape.

AS burglars had recently visited the drug
store OF Mr.. Yorba, Mr.. G. w. Sulzbach, his
neighbor, armed himself with club and
pistol and placed himself in the rear Of the
day night while watching for these most
interesting visitors he discovered a man
lodging up and down behind som, barrels
in the rear of the store and placing himself
in readiness to shoot the fellow, called to
him to know what he was about, and order
ing him out of the place. Tho man behind
the barrels told him it was none OF his
and mind his own business. Sulzbach then
determi led to shoot when the fellow made
a move, but when he spoke again he recog-
nized the voice among the barrels as that
fatal shooting affair was prevented and
hearty laugh by duet was rooustly per
formed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
THE A. Il. & y. f.
Arraig ned OH Wall street Tor
lnjudiciOus Deals.

NEW YORK, October 13.-The Wall Street
Indicator says; This morning circular
just issued by G. II. Veuner, Of Boston, puts
the management of the Atchison, Topeka &
Sante Fe Road in such light that it cannot
afford to any longer remain silent. Venner
called attention to the issue of April Goth,
1856, of Ss,O0o,O00 worth of Atchison
stock for 81, $685. 900 of the Gulf, Colorado &
Sante Fe stock. The exchange was made to
purchase a road 700 miles in length. lying
wholly in Texas, and more than $50 miles
distant from a connection with any part of
the Atchison system. The road in 1884
earned Sl52, 100 less than the interest on its
bonds and in 1885, ss5,l24 less. The Atchi-
son, Topeka & Sante Fe Railroad will be
Obliged to build $50 miles OF road through
an almost uninhabited Indian territory,
where the railroad will not pay for years to
come. Such a connection Will cost the
Atchison $5,600000, still further increasing
the annual charges of that company Ven
ner claims that the management made this
purchase without allowing the stockholders
to vote upon 1t or even letting them know
anything about it. Venner shows wherein
a number of Atchison deals have resulted
in great injury to that company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
A SOLEMN PROCEEDING.
Removal of the Remains OF Chief
Justice Chase.

WASHINGTON, october 13.-During the re-
moval of the remains OF Chief Justice
Chase to-day there was no ceremonial The
re mains, which were deposited thirteen
years ago in Oak Hill Cemetery, were dis
Inferred day before yesterday, and lay in
their new casket in the middle of a little
Gothic chapel. Around them the assemblage
stood with uncovered heads, the bodyguaTd
was marshalled to its place. and then form
ing ia funeral procession followed them
slowly to the hearse. Mrs. Chase and her
daughter were escorted to and from the
carriage by General sheridan; The body
guard was composed of colored men,
among whom were Edward Brown, who
for many years served Chief Justice Chase
as coachman; VIM. Joyce, his messenger,
who was with him when he died; and How
ard Williams, for many years a trusted ser
want of the family. The train left for Gin
oinnati. Rev. DR.. John Hall, of New York,
VIII deliver the oration in Music Hall in
Cincinnati.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
THE NATION.
Great Loss of Life and
Property.
THE SITUATION AT CHICAGO
The Doodle Aldermen-Ihe Re-
mains of Chief Justice Chase.
News of the Day.

,S,eciq1 10 The HedrId by the associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, october lS.-Chief Opera
tor West. of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, has received the following mes
sage from the operator at Orange, Texas:
The town of Sabine Pass was totally de-
stroyed by the water of the Sabine river
last night. There are known to be sixty
five lives lost. Last night during the over
flow the hotel, with fifteen or twenty peo.
ple in it, was swept out into the bay
and every one of the inmates
drowned. The Captain OF a schooner
from there to-day says. that not a
house is left in the whole country. and
every living thing was drowned. A party
of men came from Beaumont this even
ing on train with the intention of join
ing the people of Orange and going down
to Sabine Pass with a relief boat.
NorE.-[The wires have been down all
day both sides of Orange. Sabine Pass is
twelve miles below Beaumont on the Sa
bine River.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
From A SIBERIAN JAIL.
Escape OF a. Celebrated Nihilisi
Inrherer.

NEW YORK, October l3.-A Suns st. Pc
tersbuIg special says: The police have re-
ceived full confirmation from Siberia of the
reported escape OF Degaien. the famous Nj
hilist conspirator who planned and assisted
in the murder of Lieutensnt-C olonel Sudei-
ken, Chief OF Police Of ST. Petersburg, and
one OF his staff, nearly three years ago. The
police have traced Degaieff to Geneva and
have vainly tried TO wheedle the Swiss gov
ernment into extraditing him. The police
capes from Siberia. This year @ few who
have ventured to return to st. Petersburg
have been recaptured and returned, but
the majority have made their way to Geneva
and London, and plotting against the gov
ernment has been renewed with redoubled
fervor. Since June twenty Siberian prison
ers have escaped, including two cavalry
officers and several students.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
DOWN THE COAST.
The Democratic Boom Rolling
Up Grandly.
Especial 10 the Herald.

ISptctut 70 tNe HeTutu
SANTA MONICA October 13.-Thefe was .
grand excursion from S IN Luis Obispo to
Arroyo Grande Monday night to atteni the
speaking by J. D. Lynch, next Congressman
from this district. and w. Z. Jacobs, ESQ,
of Tulare. MeCoy's military band Of %
pieces accompanied the party. Nearly every
voter in this section regardless OF pofftios
attended the meeting and Lynch gained
many a Republican vote to the party lie
made a clear, concise and mssterly speech.
and the best posted men say we will cary
the county by 30 majority.
He spoke last night at McMillan's Hall,
In this city, to large and enthusiastic
audience. The Democratic pulse is beating
very high in this neighborhood and ths
outlook is more than hopeful for the good
cause.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
AN ENGLISH TIIANKSGIyING
Coming Celebration of thu
Queens Ascension.

LONDON, october l3.-It has been arranged
that there is to be a public thanksgiving at
Westminster Abbey on the afternoon OF
June 20, 1857, on the occasion OF the fftieth
anniversary of the queens accession. This
service will be a function of much state.
1t is to be attended by the Queen, the royal
family, the ambassadors and special repre-
sentatiyes of the foreign courts, by men,
members of the ConvocatiOn OF Privy Coun-
clors and by other important personages.
1t is understood that the service is to par.
take of the nature of court ceremony.
Dante's Divine Comedy" has been in
terdicted in Turkey because in the opinion
OF the sapient authorities 1t is a work which
tends to cast ridicule and contempt on diff
ferent RELIGIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
Not To be Hauled Down with
ImpGnity.

WAsHINGToN, october a. Further ad
vices have been received by the State De
partment to-day touching the action of the
Canadian authorities in hauling down the
American flag on the schooner Marion
Grimes" The facts as officially stated are
that the anniversary of the birthday OF
Grimes,occurred while his vessel was in the
custody of the Canadian officers, and he
celebrated that event by hosting the Amer
lean flag over his vessel. The Canadian
customs officers have confessed that mis-
take was made In summarily lowering the
colors and have expressed regret at the oc.
currence; and as Grimes has been released
no further notice is likely to betaken OF the
case by the Department of State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
A Wedding of CObolds.

NEW YORK, october ia wedding oc-
CURED on the stage of the Alexander Muse G
on the Bowery last evening. The bride was
Princes Lucy, nineteen years old. who is
tweaty-scven inches in heighth and twenty
three pounds in weight. The groom was
General Rheinbeca who weighs forty
pounds, is thirty-six inches In height and
twenty-onc years of age. The pair stood on
a small table in the center of the stage. The
bride wore train of white silk with lace
front The bridesmaid was Miss Annie
Bell a professional fat woman,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
An Artistic ADVERTISE ment.

The agents in this city OF Messrs. VIM. T.
Coleman & Co., have laid on the table OF the
HERALD. book meant to advertise Califor
mia and her products, which has called into
requisition the best art of the line. 1t is
done profusely in the colors of the best
lithogfaphic art OF the day. Many Of the
pages are worthy OF a fine frame, so exquis-
lily are they done. The big salmon on one
of its pages would do to illustrate Sir Mich
Complete Angler. The publication cannot
fail to popularize California products, q
thing this euterprising firm is doing In all
ways.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
POLITICAL.
IDgersoll Favors Henry
George.
ANTI : SALOON REPUBLICANS
California Legislative Nominees
Democratic Rally at
Arroyo Grande.
POLITICAL.
Mt SALOON REPUBLICANS .

Special 10 The Herald bu the Associated PressI
NEW YORK, October 1s.-It seems prob
able that Abram 8. Hewitt win accept Tam
many Halls nomination for Mayor. In
case he does, the county Democracy will In :
New York will, for the first time In ak
years, present united 'front.' Bob Iugersoll
has announced himself in favor of the elec-
tion OF Henry George. lie ad vises the Re-
publicans to indorse aud vote for the labor
candidate 1t does not seem at all probable-
however, that his advice will be heard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
The Buckeyes.

A meeting in the interest OF the reorgani-
zation of the Union was held at Lawrence x
Sons photograph parlors, Downey Block,
last evening, the President in the chair.
After discussion, which olicited general
concurrence In the benefits OF the organiza.
ton, as shown In the past, a motion was
unanimously adopted that .the Union be
reorganized for which purpose meeting
will be held at the same place next Wednes-
day evening at 1880 o'clock, to which all old
members are invited, together with other
people who may wish to join. Individual
committee, and an announcement of the
meeting will also be published in the daily
press. 1t is probable that short entertain
ment will follow the election of officers for
another year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
w. II. n. MURRAY
fakes Unto Himself IA Bride.

BURLINGTON, VT, october NV. ii. H.
Murray was married last Monday evening.
The bride was Frances NJ. Rivers. OF Mon
treal. She is communicant Of the Catholic
church, and 1t was by compromise that
the ceremony was performed by civil
officer. Henry Ballard, OF this city, was the
The reason given for having the wedding
kept quiet is that Murray was to lecture In
Boston three evenings last week and he did
not desire to create sensation. His
divorced wire Is said to be practicing medi.
cine in New Haven, Conn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
REPORTED ASSASSINATION
OF EX.PresIdent Manuel Con
Zales.

Ell PAso, Tex, october 13.-There is re-
port in Paso del Norte that ex-President
Manuel Gonzales, of Mexico, has been as
sassinated at Madalajara. The Mexican
Consul was asked about it. ~ have no
confirmation of the rumor, though l should
not be surprised" be said, ''to hear of its
being true. President Gonzales was very
unpopular in Mexico, and was believed to
be Intriguing for another term as President.
It has heer feared that he might be assas-
sinated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Army Appointments.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-The President
to-day appointed Col o. b, Wilcox, of the
Twelfth infantry, Brigadier- General, vice
Gen. J. II. Potter, retired yesterday. Gen.
Wilcox has been ordered to Fort Leaven.
worth to assume command OF the Depart.
m 1nt OF the Missouri.
The President has appointed Col. Jas. C.
Duane to be Chief of Engineers of the
United States army with the rank OF Briga-
dier-General, vice Gen. Newton. resigned.
Gen. Duane is now on duty in New York as
engineer of the Third lighthouse district.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Manning's Return to the Treas

WASHINGTON, october l3.-Secretary Man
ming arrived at the Treasury Department.
about noon to-day, and remained there for
two hours He had a conference with As
sistant Secretarys Fairchild and Thompson.
and a few other officials, in regard TO the az
fairs OF the department. He denied himself
to general callers and gave particular in
structions against the admission of office
active charge Of the department, and Fair
child will continue to act as Secretary for
several days yet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
VALUABLE INDUCEMENTS
For n speedy Completion of the
RaiirOad to san Luis OblspO.

SAN LUIS OBIsro, October 13.-An i'm
mense mass meeting was held in this city
last night to enable the people to give voice
to their sentiments on the subject OF the IN
coming railroad Nearly 2OcO people were
present, and the speakers stand was ocou-
pied by the representative men of the city.
The meeting was characterized by intense
interest and enthusiasm. 1t was decided
to make substantial inducements to the
railroad management to insure speedy
completion of the Soledad extension into
San Luis Obispo. Gen. Murphy offered the
railroad fifteen miles of roadway through
his ranch, the Santa Margarits, and 1t was
decided to offer city land for depots, shops
aud warehouses. and to request the City
Council to grant the roadway free of taxa
ton for a term OF years as inducements for
n speedy railroad entry
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Tammnny Democrats.

NEW YORK. October l3-The committee
appointed by the Tammany Hall county
convention waited upon Congressman
Hewitt this afternoon. lie invited them
into his private office aud long discussion
and conference was held. When it was
ended the committee came out with DOWN
cast faces and hurried away. II is generally
believed that Hewitt has declined the nom
ination for Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
A BODY IN A BOX.
Possibly Another Maxwell Gas

PITTSBURGH, october 13.-The remains OF
a woman were found in an oak box at the
"Alleghany Dump" near the end OF the
Union bridge. this morning. The lid of the
box had been broken Off by a jar the box re.
ceived when it fell, aud the contents had
rolled out. The body was nude and in an
advanced stage OF decom position. On the
box we're labels of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company and the New Yo. k Office Of
the Adams Express Company. The author
tiles are inclined to think that the body was
shipped from Europe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
IN Los Angeles.

The famous specialist, DR.. Liebig h Co.,
of san Francisco, SO well known over the
entire Pacific Coast for the remarkable cures
made, is in this city. The Doctors special
y is nervous ehroIrJ j,n1 and pbtva'e diseases,
EQUALS and no superiors Consultation free.
See large advertisement. ONCE, Rose
Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
AT LONDON.
LAWYER to be Disbarred

BALTIMORE, October I3.-An order was is
sued to-day by the Supreme Bench of this
city. calling upon Parker Veazey to show
cause why he should not be disbarred from
practicing law in this State. Veazey is a
prominent lawyer who was appointed post
master by President Cleveland. lie resigned
ana shortly after made an assignment for the
ties and small assets. The order was issued
by the court on proof being produced of
his having misappropriated trust funds to
the amount OF $4,000 and he will probably
trusteeship in which his defalcation was
discovered,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Iss g;z ID.
Her Only Mode of Procedure.

Her Only Mode of Procedure.
New YORK, october ia London cable
gram Gays that Labouchere declares that ii
the Irish are to have self government the
scheme must be one to obtain the assent oi
the Irishmen, and be of such a nature that
they will be prepared to endeavor to make
it workable. The Irish viii not accept
grand councils Their leaders are aware
with any hope OF success under any sue /
scheme. Grand councils would merely be
used in order TO centrilize and organize a
dissaffect,on to England. 1t must be an
Irish parliament or coercion: there Is no
middle course.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
sti,I Pursuing the villain.

SAN FRANcIsco, october 13.-The proprie-
tors OF the Union Warehouse have brought
suit against Edward IL. Cawley to recover
s1l ,250, the value OF GOO iute bags which
Cawley appropriated while employed IN
their warehouse. Cawley was prosecuted
in the criminal courts for theft but was ac.
quilted, as more than three years had
elapsed since the commission of the crime
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
PORTENTIOCS SIGNS.
A New Rifle Arma ment for Ger.
man Troops.

BERLIN, October 13-Germany has decid
ed to supply her whole army with repeat
ing rifles. Four corps stationed on the
western frontier of the empire are already
equipped with improved arms. 1t is ru
mored that all Government manufactures
and arsenals are to be run continuously day
and night on the work of converting Mau
ger rifles, the weapons at present In use by
eaph
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Boom at Highland Park.

For lots or information go to room q, oyer
Farmers & Merchants Bank, corner OF MAtH>
and Commercial streets. Why drink mild
and wigglers? Drink pure soft water. Make
a home at Highland Park. and keep young
and healthy. Lots are still cheap but golnr
up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Powdcriy,s Popularity.

RICHMOND, october 1s.-The General AS
sembly OF the knights of Labor proceeded
| to the election of general officers day.
| Grand Master Workman P0wderly and
Grand Worthy Foreman Griffith were re-
| elected to the offices they have already held
| for seven cons seCutiye terms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
UNDER THE WHEELS.
Terrible Death of kailr Dad
Wan.

DENVER, october IA Leadyille special
to the News, this afternoon, says: Clarence
Budd, employed at the yards OF the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad, at Granite. while
attempting TO jump on moving freight
train, fell under the wheels which passed
over his neck, arm and both legs, severing
them completely. He was son of the
agent at that point.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
The storm Abated. !.

GALVESTON, october 13.--Last nights furi
Gus gale subsided towards morning. and to
day is clear. The damage to shipping and
railro ad property is slight, and beyond the
wetting Of a couple of barges laden with
cotton on the Gulf side of the city, no seri'
oIls damage is reported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
THE COAST.
A. D. January Admitted to
Bail.
4 SALOON-KEEpER SUICIDES.
Inducements to the Railroad
Fire at Fresno.

Especial 10 the Herald by the associated Press.
SACRAMENTO. Oct obcr 13.-Arthur ID. Jan
uary, the defaulting exDeputy State Treas
urer, has been admitted to bail in $l2, 900
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Child Badly Burned.

FRESNO, october 1S.-The residence OF Mr..
johnson, on the Villa Homestead was, with
contents, burned last night. The loss is
S25OJ, with an insurance of 5000. One OF his
children was badly burned. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
A Shocktng suicide.

SoNoM., Cal, october 13.-Jacob Abr ems
saloon keeper, aged IS years, suicided
last night at O'Clock. Edward Clark, aged
81, shocked by the suicide, 1t is supposed
died this morning at 10 o'clock
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
AHenyy Judgment.

HUDSON, N. Y, october 13.-ro-day a
judgment was filed In the County Clerks Of
fee against George IL. aud Samnel ]. TIL
den, IT., In favor of the National Bank OF
Kinderhook for a sl25.oo0 claim for notes
given Il in 1885.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Results of the Bulgarian
Elections.
ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.
A Matter of Little M0ment-Es-
capped Siberia C0nvicts-The
Panama Canal.
ATTITUDE OF THE POWER,

Especial 10 the Herald bv the A ssoeidted Press !
SOFIA, October 13.-The elections In Bull
garia for members of the Great Sobranje re-
suited in the return OF aS9 Government can
didates, 20 members of the Zankoffe part Y
and 10 adhereuts OF NJ. Jaraveloff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Senators Nominated.

SADINAs, october 13.-Sargent, OF Mon
terey, to-day secured the Democratic nomi-
nation for joint Sen i,or. and T. J. Field.
also of Monterey. received tne Republican
nomination for the same position.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
cigars, Cigars.

Buy your cigars from Ba'nett 4 Co., the
! only exclusive wholesale cigar and tobacco
house in Southern CALIFORNIA; Corner Of
Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Administer ansauc,

DUBLIN, october lS.-The Mail says Rev.
August Stopfotd Brooke, the eminent Uni
tartan preacher, has become insane, and
has been confined In an asylum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Elegant Gla.sware Gaven Awa,

with all boots and shoes. Lemo~-
ade sets. tumblers, pitchers, ali elVsH
away free. commencing Saturday. Oc{ohc<
, 10th, 1886. Headquarters Boot and 06o9
| House, 2o9 n. Main street. 80
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14

SAN FRANCISCO, October 13.-Prince Louis
Napoleon, who arrived here from Japan by
the last steamer, left to-day for New YORK
He will stop one day at Salt Lake and two
DAYS at Chicago.