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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-07
Order to show Cause Why Order Of
Sale Of Real Estate Should Noe
Be Made.
IN the Superior Court of the County Of Lon
Angeles State Of California.


deceased.
Richard Egan, the administrator Of the
estate of Pablo Pryor, deceased, having
hled his petition herein, praying for en- or
der OF sale of all the real estate Of said de-
cedent, for the purposes therein cot forth.
1t Is therefore ordered By the said Court,
that all persons int. ested in the estate Of
said deceased, appear before the said 81
perfor Court on
Monday, the 9th Day Of se2soBs
Der, 1856,
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon o. sid day. ct
the Court Room Of Departments No. One Of
said Superior Court, at the Cent House, in
the city and county OF Los An .eles. 10 akoY
eausewhy an order should not b. g-sntod
to the said Administrator to sell. 20 much
Of the real estate OF the said deceased ~
shall be necessary.
And that copy OF this orde- 5e published
At leasdour successive weeks in the Los
Angeles Daily HERALD, a ne ysoaper printed
and published in said county.
A. BRUNSON.
Judge OF the Superior Court
Dated August I'd, 1884. sussosep6
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lo0a6eary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private entrance, 405 Mason street, four
blocks up 0eary street from Kearney. Main
entrance through Dispensary Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
A MODEL CONsUL.
A COlorsd Republican whose Effective Ser.
vice VIII Keep Him In ONCE.

A COlored RepubllCAn whose Effective Ser.
vloo VIII Keep Him In ONCE.
NRw YoRE, May 6.-Henry O. O. Asi.
wood, U. S, Consul at San Domingo, whom
The louisiana Democrats vuinly tried h
have removed from his Office, on tht
grounds Of offensive partisanship, hal
been in this city for the past few days.
President Arthur appointed Mr.. Asst
wood, who had for years been one Of tht
most prominent colored Republicans II
Nav 0rleaus, to this position in February
1882. lie was the first colored man tina
ever held the place, but has discharged
the duties OF the office go efficiently and
NSatlsiaCtoEy that the State Department
acknowledged that 1t could not removt
him without doing violence to the civil
service rules that are supposed to govern
such appointments. About two month";
ago Nj. Astwood left his post on sixty
days leave Of absence. He stopped al
Washington, and was informed by Mr.
Porter, Assistant Secretary OF State, that
there was no likelihood Of him being re.
moved. With the aAsurahCe he was about
10 return to his post, when the Democratic
delegation Of his State protested In the
House OF Representatives against his re.
tentiOn in office. The charge againSt him
was that he had stumped the State fol
bis party's ticket In the last Presidential
campaign.
"When asked about the charge by the
State Department" said Mr.. Astwood to.
day, ~ told them that II was true that J
had tried to elect Mr.. kellogg, In the Third
district; that was still Republican, and
willing 10 resign II they wished me to do
so.n
While the case was under consideration
strong testimony OF Mr.. Astwood's fitness
for the work were received from w. P.
Clyde 4 Co., II. o. King b. Remington
4 Sons, John Wanamaker, Of Philadelphia
and the Boards Of Underwriters Of several
large cities, Including New York. At the
request OF Mr.. Shields, Surveyor Of Gus
toms Of New Orleans, the opposition on
the part OF the Congressman was with.
drawn, and Mr.. Astwood was told that lie
could keep his place. He will return tC
bis work ia day or two. II was through
bis efforts that MrS. Plat, the wife Of The
American architect who was killed at San
Domingo by the native soldiers, received
an indemnity from the Island government
The prompIhess with which he acted re-
ceived the approval OF the State Depart
Hent, and the Secretary Of II said that thil
act alone was enough to keep Mt. Asst
wood In the position regardless ot politics
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
RuILpING CoLLApaKs
BuryIug, Twelve Workmen In the Ruins
-Four Taken Ont Dand.

haHItukl AWOlNu III hutuH
-Four Taken Out Dead.
ST. PAUL, May 5.-shortly after 2 o'clock
this afternoon one Of the walls Of the
Crockett Block in Minneapolis, five
story building, 10 which an addition was
being made fell out and crashed into the
basement, which had been excavated for
the new portion, burylng dozen work.
men beneath the ruins. Eleven have
been taken out, four Of whom arc dead
and others more or less seriously injured.
OF the dead at this hour but two have
been identified, j. Connell, unmar.
ried, and John SGnlsch, who has wife
and ak children. Besidrs the killed mem
toned above, the others in the ruins, are
s. Atverson, j. Carson, ]. Palum, b. Err
vim, s. Erickson, A. Jufren, o. Blair and
Boeswell, and the others killed have not
been identified. Most ot the injured will
recover.
The building Is located on tho north.
west corner OF Second street aud First
avenue. 1t was composed OF retaining
walls with q floor supported by two parallel
rows OF heavy wooden columns rest
ing upon large square timbers run
ming from the front 10 the rear
Of the building. Herein this wood.
work was the weak spot. There
were no cfoRs.ties, and when the inner
wall was removed the weight Of the &C.
Cumulated material on the floors caused
them TO sag outward until they literally
pulled out and toppled over into the ad-
joining hole. +. DariT, the architect, says
he thinks the fall was caused by the work.
men digging under one Of the lines OF
wooden supports which were put In as
posts as the wall was taken out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 5.-Chiei Of Police
Ehersold was at his otllcs before O'Clock
this morning and his frat visitor was
State Attorney Grlnnell. The two officials
held long consultation, the purport ol
which could not be obtained. The Mayor
was in consultation oil morning with the
prominent citizens. Various city orders f
are preparing to take action regarding
the murderous occurrences Of last night,
and to express the utter condemnation
IN which the rabble which caused It'll en-.
tertaiued. The sheriff has not yet been
called on, but the militia are In their
armories ready to turn out at moments
notice, Between three and four hundred
Of the police have been armed with
Springfield rifles, and every man on the
lorce is armed with 44-calibre revolveTs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
Labor situation at pittaburgh.

PrrrsDuRau, Pa, May 5.-The strikers
ranks were re.eniorced to-day by 25O
miners employed at Rend's mines and by
all the hod carriers in the city, striking
for nine hours labor. Other workmen III
the two cites are expected to Join the
movement within the next few days
The Btonemasons have nearly all been
conceded the reduction In hours demand.
ed, two planning mills are running on the
strikers terms, and one furniture firm
signed the scale and resumed work to-day.
Not single case Of violence or intimida.
ton has 40 yet been reported. The idle
men throughout the city have acted In
such a manner as 10 win the respect OF all
for their regard ior peace, and by so doing
have strengthened their cause. The in.
dications still point to peaceable victory
Tor all engaged in the movement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
nERn,s A llowDY DO.
The Anti.UHmden Democrats Hot Alter
Lewis Bakers Scalp.

-
The Anti.URmden Democrats Hot After
Lewis Bakers Scalp.
Special Dispaieh 10 AS LattltCale1.
WASHINGTON, D. @. May 5.-Your cor.
respondent has information that q petit.
tion Is being quietly circulated in The
State by the Wilson.Mas Jackgon.L Lucas
clique, praying the Democratic State Com
mittee To takesuch action as is necessary
with reference to having Lewis Baker ex.
PEELED from the National Democratic Com.
mittee. The petition 10 extensively sign.
ed by anti. Camden Democrats, and sets
forth that Mr.. Baker never formally re.
signed from the committee that he Is q
convicted traitor to the Democratic party,
having voted the Republican State ticket
Ia 1884, and that be is not q resident OF
Of the State. The principal object In pre-.
senting the paper is 10 test the loyalty OF
the members Of the State Committee,
Chairman Leonard Ia particular. II iB
held that II they do not grant the request
and demand the displacement Of Baker
they are direlict 10 their trust.
My informant, who is one Of the prime
movers in the matter, says the agitation
Of the question is sure 10 raise row, but
II Is necessary 10 have Baker removed.
He says: "Baker has recently had him.
self interviewed by reporters in the inter.
eats Of the Camden faction. What au.
thority has be to speak for the Democratic
party OF West Vlrginia7 He is not a
Democrat nor a citizen Of the State. He
assumes 10 speak as our member OF the
National Committee. We want 10 check
his display Of gal"
The gentleman further said: TN the
matter Of this petition, the anti.Catndsn.
lies are q unit. II is the only thing we
are agreed Upon. In every other move.
ment made against Camden there hos
been q Bad lack Of harmony amongst ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
GENERAL GOFF
And the Republican Congressional
Committee Craftsmanship.
Why he was ChOsen..'No fractional
Flghtin his Selection,
The Tariff and JEFF Davis Tour to
Receive Special Attention.
Camden's Amendment to Inter-
State Commerce Bill Adopted.
The Measure Of Great Benefit to
West Virginia.
in Hot Pursuit
of Louis Bakers Scalp,
Want Him Removed from the
National Democratic Committee.
speetaI pi.paleA % he Inlellioalar.

Special DiSpateA 10 he Ialsllt0anE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 5,-The seleC-
ton OF General Got to be Chairman ol
the National Republican Congressional
Committee Tor the coming campaign Ia re-
garded by the leaders OF the party here as
q wise choice. Notwithstanding the Reg.
istsrs sensational Washington dispatch Of
last night, the election Of Gof' to the posi-.
tlon Is in no sense looked upon as the re-
suit Of iaCtional contest for the control OF
the committee, There was no jar what.
ever between the Blaine and any other
element that may possibly exist only in
the brain Of the Register correspondent,
General GoR was the unanimous choice
Of the committee, A silly story to the
effect that GoG was chosen by the Repub-
licans because Kenna, Of the same State,
had been elected chairman Of the Demo.
cratic committee and with the idea In
view that West Virginia is debatable
ground ia likewise unlounded. No such
idea was entertained by the Republicans,
Gotf was talked Of for the position before
Kenna was chosen by the Democrats. He
was chosen In recognition Of his ability as
= leader and by reason Of the political
Sagaclty he Is known by bis colleagues to
possess. Such leaders in Congress as
Sherman, Logan, Harrison, Evarts, Reed,
Kelley and many others express them.
selves well pleased with the choice and are
confident that the right man has been
chosen.
General Goff says he will accept the
Craftsmanship Of the Republican Con.
gressional Committee, to which he was
elected last Monday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

CHICAGO, May 5.-The passengers on
tho Chicago, Milwaukee &st. Paul train
which arrives in the city at s:45 o'clock
were Mortified at seeing on the prairie
near Turner Park man covered with
blood and writhing In the agony Of ap-
preaching death, The passengers who
boarded the train at the station said that
the now dead man was a citizen Of Turner
The vile Of another man, and returned
home last night on some errand or other.
The husband was looking for his wife'B
paramour, and finding him this morning
.emptied both barrels OF shot gun into hig
body. Not satisfied with this, the outrsg.
ed husband attacked his victim with a
huge knife nearly hacking him TO pieces.
The husband Is under arrest. The names
have not been learned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

FRRD GoLREcE, section hand OF Milwaukee
4 ST. Paul, shot through both thighs BY
one bullet, wound not dangerous.
The rioters in the greater part retreated
to the section Of the city wherein they
reside, in the Fourteenth ward, and
although numerous threats were made TO
Teorganizs, arm themselves and renew the
attack on the militia, they were not car
Iled out, Excitement throughout the
Fourteenth ward reached q high pitch,
and threats OF vengeance were heard at
every corner. All were indignant over
what they termed the unprovoked muir
der OF their countrymen.
In the western portion Of the city the
German Socialists caused the police and
militia reserve at the armory a great
amount OF trouble, Three times they had
been called to the Milwaukee garden, 200
strong, to disperss crowd Of 1000 or
more strikers and Socialists, each time the
vigorous use ot policenen's clubs on the
heads and backs Of the mob being neCes,
sary, IT,.
Two leaders Of the Socialists have been
arrested, which will undoubtedly have q
tendency to lessen the enthusiasm OF that
class and do much towards stopping
further riotlng. Governor Rusk will re-
main on the field with the militia until
the trouble Ia ended and quiet restored.
Ills action was endorsed at Il large meet
ing OF business men at the Academy Of
Music this afternoon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

We have alluded elsewhere in this issu,
10 the "Red Flag" and to the demoniaca
dolngs Of the Anarchists at Chicago. Th,
man Most, to whom allusion Is made, Il
the editor Of Der Frtih'it, published ii
New York, a most villainous sheet, In
deed. The following is a specimen bricl
from Most's creed as furnished by himself
eitorially in his paper;
Whenever Comrade does something II
the interest Of the cause, he is sure OF oul
approval. We proclaim openly: We des
pIse morality, so.Called; we respect n,
law; We have no disapproval 70 utter re
garding any III that may be brought against
CapitaIstic society, be 1t murder, robbery
fraud, arson or the like.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

Special Dipateh to Me IRidligsaeT,
WAsuISeToN, D. O., May GA post.
Office has been established at Hambleton,
Grant county, W, Va, and Charles Nc.
Gray commissioned postmaster.
General Gof made brilliant speech
to-day in the House on the bill providing
bounties for soldiers who re.enlisted as
veterans and were afterwards discharged
to receive promotions as commissioned
officers. His speech was briei, but was
frequently interrupted with applause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
Hslped 70 KIiI nar rAlhar.

NEWPORT, II. l., May 5.-Emily Burton
was brought into court this morning and
pleaded guilty to the indictment charging
her Withholding apd abetting her brother.in.
law, Allen ". Donaly, In the murder OF
her father Benjamin, ]. Burton, the we'll
known colored man, who was at fret sup
posed 10 have committed suicide. Sen.
tenCe was postponed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06

ZsituRg. They arrested q man. in the
office, who upon being searched, produced
q large revolver and adirk knife. He was
placed under arrest, In the office was
discovered several boxes Of dynamite and
number OF red hags and incendiary ban
ners, They were all seized. Bail was
refused.
The dynamite found in the Arbeilsr
Zsilung office this morning was about noon
to-day taken to the Lake front and ex'
ploded. The effect was terrible, A piece
about the sizs Of q hens egg was placed
in q coupling link and exploded. The
heavy piece was scattered into fine bits,
Mayor Harrison, with several detectives,
visited the Arbeitsr Zdtung Office to-day
and held 3 consultation with Oscar Neibs,
who said he did not belong to the office
but was employed TO get out the paper.
The Mayor told him that the paper would
not be issued until inspected by Mr.
Hand, whom he would send for that pur.
pose. Nsibe promised that nothing ot an
inaammatory nature should appear In the
paper. Before Che paper was issued, how
ever, q raid was made on the printing
office and twenty-five printers were ar
rested. t .r
On the door leading to the office Of the
ATbsilsT Zsitung the following notice In
German Is posted: "The Arbster Zeitung
will not be published for the next few
days. All Advertisements can be left In
the saloon in the basement"
YURrARR HAULs AT SPIES OFFICE,
About three o'clock this afternoon De-
teCtives BonAeld and Wiley made an
other search Of the Arbeitsr Zsitang prem
ises, They were rewarded by the dlscoy.
cry Of a great lot ot ammunition suitable
for Winchester rifles, shot guns and re-
YolYers, several iuses ios bombs, a dirk
knife and q huge Colts revolver. The
stuff was found under an old sink.
There were nineteen OF my company oil
twenty-five shot" said Lieutenant Bowler,
the six.foot-two officer who headed the
squad into which the bomb was thrown,
He was sitting surrounded by the unin-
jured survivors Of his little band at the
Desplaines street station. II never heard
dynamite explode before and l don't want
to again. 1t dealened me and all the men
who did not receive deadly wounds.
There was one company ahead OF mine
and four behind US. We had lust
come to halt, ready for the
next order, which would have been
q flank movement The bomb came from
close to the speakers wagon. ! saw and
heard 1t burning but 1t exploded too quick
for anybody to have done anything with
it, or get out Of the way. was knocked
down by the explosion but was not wound
I'd, Then when l recovered myself my
sergeant fell into my arms badly hurt. Il
was a terrible time, l can tell you. They
had everything cut and dried"
The twenty-five printers arrested In the
Arbiter Zsilung building were arralgned be-
fore Justice Gleech and charged with MUIR.
der. Their cases were postponed until
May II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
,olnts. Do. Oamdenls amendment Kas

points. Mr.. oamden's amendment was
finally agreed to, Yeas 20; nays, 25.
The technical form Of MI Osmden's
amendment thus agre to, is to strike out
from the long and abort haul clause Of the
committees bill the words, "irom ths same
original point OF departure" The only
Republicans who voted in the affirmative
were Messrs. Conger, Malone, Morrill,,
Riddlebergsr and Sherman. The only
Democrats voting in ths negative were
Messrs, Brown and Mcpherson,
Up to the time OF the vote on the
amendment the debate was lively aud Of
q most interesting character. Mr.. Camden
states this evening that he Is very conf
dent the bill as amended will pass the
House, and that no legislation enacted
by Congress for many years has been OF
greater beneftto West Virginia than this
will prove to be, Tho friends OF the
measure are iubGant tonight and Mr..
Camden is in the best Of humor, as he has
reason to be. Every West Virginia
farmer and business man will be TeioiCed
at the news Of the passage Of this bill,
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Er,rAcg GIBSON declares that he will bt
,s.pomiua!ed for Congress on the frat
b,Ilot. Another Fourth distrlCt patriot,
Charles Elgar HoRR, Is also sanguine Ol
success. BeiOre.t the convention meets au'
otber Eli may spring up. Still the chancei
up to this writing are all in favor Of Glib
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
The Republicans Organize for the Coming
Year,

The Republicans Organize for the Coming
,s Year.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The Republican
Congressional Committee Is getting ready
for the coming campaign, and has organ.
lied by the appointment Of General GoG,
Of West Virginia, as chairman and Hon,
Edward McPhenon, Of Pennsylvania, IS
secretary. Thelatter gentleman has filed
the same position In past Congressional
campaigns and Is well acquainted with its
requirements. Headquarters will be es.
tablished in this city at an early date and
the work OF the campaign entered upon.
The tariff question will be the subject OF
most Of the literature to be sent out,
though 1t Is not unlikely that the rehabili-
tation OF the lost cause, as shown In the
tour Of jeff Davis through the States re-.
Gently In rebellion, will furnish effective
material. The Democrats are fearful lest
the Republicans will make much Of this
matter, and there have been frequent con.
sultations among them as to the best way
OF getting Davis of the track. Southern
mem bers feel that after all they have said
in denunclation Of the "bloody shirt" by
the Republicans Of the North, the fact can
no longer be denied that the South Ia as
firmly welded 10 the cause for which II
rebelled as It ever was, and they know that
1t cannot fall 10 have its effect In the
North, no matter what excuse may be
offered.
It Is understood that telegrams have
been sent to General Gordon and others
to have him prevail upon Davis 10 stop
bis triumphal march and 10 home. They
have had enough Of the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-06
Nu,.Inn NlhlIl.ts Atre.lsd.

BERLlS, May 5.-Private kilograms re.
Csived indirectly from 81. Petersburg and
Odessa give startling accounts Of the pro.
Sress made by the NlhiliBts. Wholesale
arrests have been made within q week al
AlushA, Move, Tcherkask and Odessa,
10 grave are the police reports that the
Car has been advised not To delay his re-
turn to 81. Petersburg. The Moscow bur
gomaster, who was here on visit, has left
suddenly. Orders have been given 70 the
court at Livldia to hold itself In readiness
10 start north ward Al an hours notice.
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Carr, Wlsg, Of Virginia. considers JET
Davis swing around the Southern circl'
nothing but holiday frolic, He say
tbe people mean no harm, "All this dis
piAy pleases old man Davis, and stimu
i,le, him to crate most iniudiClously. HI
lives over again the stirring times Of 1851
and 1865, and perhaps may aatter himsel
that he still exists the cherished hero ii
lie ehearts Of his fellow Countrymen. Well
he does not The thinking and IudiCloul
element in the South have not great loyt
for him."
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Tpr Chicago police were q little late,
Int they did a commendable thing when
,bsv nut Editor Spies behind the bars
WaI they arrested him Tuesday, as they
had A perfect right to do, the lives Of the
br,ye policemen wOuld not have beef
.l,ol
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CiSctNSArG, May 5.-Eighteen hundred
persons gaw a finely played game between
The Louisvlllcs and CinCinnatiS this after.
noon. The score was, Louisville, 0; Gin.
Cinnali, 8. Earned runs, Cincinnati, Al
Louisville, /. Two base hits, Lewis, Mul.
lane, Masky, Ketlns, H1cker; Three
bass hits, Jones. Wild pitches, Mullane,
/ /; Ramsey, 1, First base on balls, off Mul.
lane, o; OF Ramsey, 2. Umpire, Young.
Al Phila,-New York, 4 Philadelphia 9,
Al st, Louis-St. Louis, o; Chicago, 9.
Al Kansas Clty-Kan. Olty,3 Detroit, 4.
Al Wash.-Boston, IL; Nationals, II.