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Sr. LOUIS. September GA Browns
vile. Tex, correspondent Of the Globe
Democrat reports that advices from
Santa Maria are to the effect that Col.
Hernandez was dangerously wounded in
recent fight with the revolutionists i
Tinajas del Trajino; also that he hang
ed the prisoners captured there. II is
stated that the revolutionists are gather
ing their forces up the river, and will at
tempt to capture Kinosa or Camargo to
get supplies. Gen. Pedro Gonzales,
with q regiment of infantry and one OF
cavalry and two batteries Of artillery is
marching to Matamoras, and Gen. Veta
with nine hundred soldiers is expected
to arrive there tomorrow.
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nIseascd CnfsIe.

MINIATURES. September 27.--Gov-
ernor Rust to-day issued proclamation
forbidding the importation Of cattle from
Illinois, except when accompanied by q
certificate Of health from the State vet.
Urinary OF that State or the Inspector Of
the Usitei States Bureau Of Animal In.
dustry.
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A Cargo seized.

VICTORIA, B. c., September 27.-In
discharging the tea cargo Of the bark
zoroga at Port Moody. two chests were
broken. The customs officers examined
one Of the fractured chests and discov.
cred that although in bond as tea. it was
stuffed full Of dutisble goods Of high
value. Other chests were similarly load
ed. The entire cargo, valued at $3.50.
900. was therefore seized. 1t was owned
by Frazer \ Co. OF New York. The
chests which contained contraband arti.
cles were consigned to Montreal firm.
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Arroyo Grandc Agricultural As
sociatt0m.

San LUIS OnIsro. September 27 The
Arroyo Grande Agricultural Association.
on Saturday. decided to hold fair and
cattle show on the 18th and 10th OF
October. Exhibitions are invited from
San Luis 0bispo and Santa Barbara
counties.
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Ffre nt Portland.

PORTLAND. Ogu, September 27--A
FIRE this morning gntted the two-atory
brick building oa Front sheet near B.
occupied BY Zane brothers. jewelers..
I4oss aboat $25. .0)0. fully insured. The
building. ovi ed BY Goo. Flanders, was
damaged $500, iasared,
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mcf;rnshan peclines.

TRucKEE, CAL. September 27.-.C. =.
MEG Glashan has sent communication to
the United Labor party declining the
for Governor.
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Thc lloffIn Onsc.

MopEsro. CAL. September 27.--The
case Of Henry I. Coffin, on trial for
shooting his sister.in-law, Mrs. Wm.
shoemaker, April 22i. which has been
on trial for ten days, before the Superb
or Court, was given 20 the jury satur-
day night at l0:30- They were out for
ty hours and returned verdict OF
guilty OF assault with deadly
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r.m~ecascus me mocrnte.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, September 27.-
The TT..,s Democratic State Central Commit se
met this evening. Expressions Of choice
of delegates already hero are confined
almost exclusively to f. 3. Cleveland,
Of Hartford, and Judge Granger. Of
New Canaan, for Governor.
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mlninw Stocks.

sAs FRAsoIsco. September p. =
Peer, DC; Potasi, 25c; Savage, $l.75i
Hale & Norcross, 81; Peerless, Zoe
Croker. Sc.
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CRY CENTER TRACT.

...h.eribers 10 The CITY Center rrec< 4fS
nesIfIed 70 afterisi division % she property
IN Monday. October flh. iss6 a II A. - y
Inru TrTeln Hall. I2z south spring Elr@ts-
sOufHERN CALIFORNIA LAND co.
sep22 u IA y. Main 81, bekef s'ock'
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raarcntld,s GOOD work.

WAshIhGToSs september N.--Ihe
setsng Secretary Of the Treasury this af.
ternoon issued the one hundred and
iorty-third call for redemption Of bonds.
The call Is for fifteen million dollars Of
the three per cent. loan Of 1882. and
notice il given that the principal and
accrued interest Of the bonds desiguated
will bs paid At the Treasury Of The
Unitsd States, in Washington. on the
iirst day Of November. 1886. aad that
interest on said bonds viii eease that
day.
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aepubiican Legislative Nominal
items.

San FRANCISCO. September 27.-The
Republican Legislative Convention made
the following additional nominations
For Assembly, thirty-sixth district G
r, Curry; thirty.seventh district, j, Y.
Palmer; forty-eighth district A. J.
Martin; forty first, J. r. Colten; forty.
fourth, r. M. Lowell. For State Sena'
tor, twenty second district, J. n. II.
Anison.
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Msrslsuis L Rslslart. las s SDfilg st..
lGA1lig IN Carpenter Warf.

step-iAdders aud orange ladders especially.
Agent for Centennial WiudmilIs
Plaster faris ornaments for sale, puf up
and guaranteed.
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ADAMS BROS
DENTISTS,

cgoup. wHooplNaCoUaH an q bron
ohitia Immediately relieved BY shiloh I
Onre. SOLD BY y. o. Heinscman. IN Horth
Main stree
the larsoas stoek Of 5rusa, medicines. per
fnmfries and toilet articles IN SOUTHERN dzl.
ofnis. at Heinzemana
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CHARGED win murder.

SAN FRAsoIsco, September 27.--Dr.
Il. Jossslyn, charged with murder for
having caused the death of the young
actress Sarah Ladd lawson, was held
for trial in the Superior Court to-day
with bail fixed at 5000.
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NEW TODAY.
MiksdO Clothing Tableau,
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fall;
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An Gwporsnut Dscisfen.

WAsuiSGToS, September 27.--Acsing
Secretary Muldrow has rendered very
important decision involving the consti-
tutional provision that full faith and
credit shall be given by each state to
the acts, records and Judicial proceed
Ings Of every other state" carrying out
the doctrine that where court of one
state having jurisdiction to render a
judgment, that that judgment is con-
elusive Of all matter determined therein
and is binding on the courts Of every
other state. Secretary Muldrow extends
the exposition Of the doctrine to the ex-
ecutive departments. The case comes
up upon an important land matter from
Louisiana. The decision Is said to be
an able one and is understood to be
rcvernal Of one rendered by Ex-secretary
Schurz.
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ALsyaiissic Tem pest. .

KINGSTON, Ont, September 27 After
thu Loyalist delegates. DR.. Kane and G..
H. Smith. had addressed large meeting
here tonight. two resolutions were put.
one sympathizing with the party in Ire
land and the other, by W. Robinson, ex-
member Of Parliament, recommending
that tho British Parliament grant Ire-
land self government to the same extent
that il enjoyed by Canada. Cheers,
hisses aud loud talking followed the in
PRODUCTION Of the latter resolution, and
then the lie, regarding the business of
delegates, was hurled across the table.
Kane and Smith were called fire-brands
and cheers were given for Parnell. Rob
inson told Kane he was mistaken II he
thought he could change the views Of
Canadian members OF Parliament by his
speeches. After much disputation, the
Chairman put both rssolutions, and the
one Of sympathy was passed and Robin
sons rejected.
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4 nsunarkas BE Discevery.

MILWAUKEE, September ~ AT Kan.
kama, Wisconsin. some workrnsn en-
gagged in excavating sewer, came upon
the ruins Of stone building at depth
Of eight feet. The stone first found
bore traces OF fine workmanship and pol
iyh. Further digging developed . guam
tity OF ashes, abont twenty-five bushels
Of which were removed, when another
wall was struck. The stones were fine
ly faced, some being blackened as II by
ire and smoke. Some of the stones
must have been subjected to great arii-
iicial heat, as they had crumbled into
lime. The work was found but foot or
two above bedrock and shows evidences
Of workmanship that could have been
performed only by a highly civilized
race. II must have been done many
generations since, as large elm tree
had grown over the ruins. The discov
cry has led TO the advancement Of many
theories,
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san asernardisao Dcmocrnts'
SAN BERsARDIso, September T.--
The Democratic County Convention to-
day nominated II. NJ. Barton for ASSEM-
bIyman.
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rhe rrus rnwardne.s Of ~.

BERLIN, September 27.--The North
German Gazette, in articles denying that
The great powers ousted Prince Alexan-
der, maintains that even Russia placed
no difficulty in the way Of AIexander's
remaining at Sofia. 1t says; The Cars
personal aversion for Alexander tno new
thing) for the past five or six years, the
Prince believed himself able to bear
without prejudice to the interests Of
Bulgaria. Therefore 1t behooves news
papsrs favorable TO Alexander to explain
the real motives OF his abdication. II
newspapers fail TO offer the explanation.
German and Austrian Parliaments must
Al al
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AT AUGUSTA. "a
Col. sTermanaex weunded,

AUGUSTA, Ca, September 27.-Thert
was distinct shock Of earthquake here
at 8 O'Clock
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DeIighsea Natives.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-Lieu-
tenant VIM. schuetze, U. s. n, who
was seat TO the delta Of the Lena to dis
tribute the presents made by the gov
ernmeut to the natives who rendered
assistancs to the Jeanette survivors.
returned 70 Washington yesterday and
this morning reported IN person TO the
Secretary Of State. Lieutenant Schnetze
found many Of the natives Of the delta
in condition Of des.itution and some at
the point Of starvation. The recipients
Of presepts were greatly surprised and
celebrated the event tumultuously by
the firing Of guns and otherwise. Such
of the presents as were adapted to the
purpose were donned at 3nce and were
thereafter worn consp,cuously outside
Of the far garments Of their lucky own
ers. Lieutenant Schutze's official report
to the Secretary has not yet been made
complete.
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The MADRID Insurgents.

Madrid. September H. Thirty in
surgents who took part in the recent
revolt appeared in the village Of Gcrsns
yesterday. A number were wounded
These were left in the village and the
others then made their way across the
frontier into France.
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The s.r am narket.

SANFRAxcIsco. Ssptember27. Wheat
dali. Standard shipping, $i.30@Sl.Sl
per ceutal.
Barley-Qaiet. Cool ifeed, S5c@92A per
GENITAL; brewing, 81 .05@$l.l5.
Corn--California, large yellow, SI.la
@l 20 per GENITAL.
CHICAGO, September p Wheat
Unsteady. Cash, 73ac per bushsl; No
vsmber, rs 1-l6c; May, 80 5.l6s.
Barlsy-Dull. September, 54ac pei
bushel.
Corn--Unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 27.--wheat-
In poor demand. No 2 winter, o.
I'd, dull; spring. 6s SID, dull. :.
Corn---In poor demand and weak.
September, Is 4d, dull, October and
November, Is Aid, steady.
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xY.,p-owncrs, Complaint.

WAsHIsGroS, September 27.-A del
egation Of New York ship-owners. en-.
gagged in the Cuban trade. headed by
Mr.. Jno. e. Alexander. Of the New
York, Havana and Mexican Steamship
line, and Mr.. W. 7. Hughes, Of the
Ward line of Cuban steamers, called at
the White House and State Department
to-day, to lay before the President and
Secretary Bayard their complaints re-
specting the commercial relations with
the Spanish West Indies. During their
interview with the President the whole
question at issue with spain was dis
guessed, and the President was fully in
formed Of the views and wishes of the
American shipping interests. An ap.
peal was made 10 The President TO se-
care from Spain on honest observance Of
the agreement made, or to re.establish
the discriminating duties which Congress
had imposed on certain traffic which had
beer. beer. suspended By the Pre=.d en.'s proc
lamation. The delegation feel confident
the President will put an early termina-
tion to the unfair condition Of matters In
Cuban ports.
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on Mcxlco a. rucs.n

WASHINGTON, September 27. = The
President has recognized Rutino velez
as Vice Consul of Mexico at Tucson,
Arizona.
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La Mascottc.

Pyke's Opera Company returned tc
the city las. night after very success
full tour in the country. The opening
piece for the reelNgagewent was Audran'
favorite opera LA Mascotta."
Mr.. Pyke was Ill and could not appear
in "Pipo.H His place was taken with
much success by Mr.. Frank yarlerga
But Pykeis fac baritone voice waI
missed, especially in the famoul
"Gobble song"
Miss Louise Manfred was as happy as
ever in her rendition Of the role Of "Bet
lima She sang well and acted ever
better.
Mr.. Louis, who called out such
storms Of applause in the role of "Princs
Lorenzo" on a former occasion, is nc
longer with the company, but hi,
place is much more than filled
BY Mr.. s. w. Kecne. This versatile
gentleman Ia as side-splitting in his
comicalities as 'sLorenzo' as he was IN
.Poo Bah in the "Mikado."
As the other leading actors have been
mentioned in detail in this cast before. il
is only necessary to say they all quite
sustained the reputation they won al
that time.
For tonight the "Mikado" is under
lined. This favorits Of Gilbert and Sui
liyan always fills playhouse. The
habifues Of the Grand have already seen
how very well Mr.. Pyke's company rem.
der the popular score, and act their
parts. Kecns Is the best "Poo BAH
who treads the mimic stage. II is Ger.
tain that. politics to the contrary
notwithstanding, full house will see
the
Three little maids from school,
At the Grand tonight.
Mr.. Harry Wyatt Is here again from
San Francisco. He has secured 0s,
monde Tearle in Kenneth Gordon" for
the frat week in November. The COM
pHny will bring their scenery with them.
aud X. Nj. EberIe- the veteran Bob
will be stage manager. This cannot fail
10 prove q treat to Loa Angelica play
goers.
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,ermany,. consumption o. Seer.

Germany,s Consumption ef heef.
WAsHISeroS, September 27.--conaui
Tanner, Of Chemnitz, reports to the Sec
retary Of stats that the beer production
Of Germany in 1885 was i.loO,oOo,ooo
gallons. enough to form lake more
than one mile square and siy and bali
feet deep. or Il wonid make running
stream as long as some Of our rivers. he
saws The consumption Of intoxicants in
Germany per head is four times as great
as Ia the United States, yet there are a
thousand hopeless drunkards 10 the
United States 10 ten In Germany. Ihe
difference arises largely, he says, 4 not
entirely, from the manner OF drinking Ia
vogue In the countries. This science 81
drinking. . he writes, Consists simply IN
The tardipess Of drinking. All drinks
are taken sip by sop, half or three quar-
tiers Of an honr being consumed Tor a
glass Of beer. This is 50 simple tna' one
Is liable to rid,cuie for laying stress up
on it; and yet, on this one point, hinges,
in nv opinion, question OF vast impor.
tance to Americans. By this manner OF
drinking the blood is sroused to greater
activity In 90 gradual manner that
there Is no violent arrangement Of the
animal economy. BY slow drinking
the German ncoomplshes the objects of
drinking. and gives his animal economy
. chance to say hold, enoughr which
only slow drinking will do. Mr.. Tan.
ner says that since his arrival in Ger
many be has yet his first glass Of water
fo eee drank
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Pork.

CHICAGO, September 27.--Pork closed
weak. Cash, $9.4 424 per bbl; October,
S9.45; November. 50 521.
Lard-Closei unchanged.
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10. Leuis Dyns nnisers.


ST. LOUIS, September 27.-Ths citi-
Gems Of South st. Louis are thoroughly
aroused ever the finding Of dynamite
bomb in the office Of John NJ. Conrad,
the keeper Of livery stable at 6807
South Broadway. When Mr.. Conrad
went to his stable yesterday morning be
found . small chalk box, from which q
fuse, partially burned, protruded. lying
in the doorway. He picked up the box,
carefully removed its lid, and was horri-
ed 10 SEE, neatly packed in sand and
sawdust, a regular Chicago anarchists
dynamite bomb. The police were 1t
once notified and they took charge Of
the bomb and carried it to the police
station, where Il was thoroughly exam
ined. The instrument Of destruction
was q cast-iroD shell, resembling in
shape ducks egg. about three inches
in diameter and six Ia circumference,
and filed with dynamite and bullets,
with an opening in the top to admit the
fuse. Why any one should desire to
destroy his stables, Mr.. Conrad is at o
loaz ia kuttW
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Fairview Land and Water Company. Prln.
cipal place Of business. Los Angeles, Cal.
ifornia.
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FREE DELIVERY.

Also Scotch and Irish whiskies, Caiifor-
mia Wines and Brandies, Ale, Porter. Beer,
ETC.. ETC.. constantly on hand and sold In
quantities to suit.
JOE BAYER b CO..
2e NORTH MAIN ST.,
seps Los Angeles. Cal.
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rss ur,t,sE ssraln Trade.

LONDON. September 27.-The Marx
Lane Express. in its weekly review Of
the British grain trade, says: Trade
was exceedingly slow. but prices were
sustained. Sound EngIish new crop
,whsais were in best demand. The sales
Of EngIish wheat during the past week
we're 81, l2l quarters st aO,. 3D.. against
o.. 588 quarters ct 3Os. l0d. during the
corresponding week Of last year, Flour
was slow sale, owing to the large stocks
and continued American arrivals. Fine
mating bxrlsys are vary scarce. Trade
In foreign whsats vas dragging. late and
rapidly Increasing. The visible supply
In America Expresses trade here.
American -four Is Sd. cheaper. The
prices OF round corn favor buyers Oats
wers in large supply and cheaper. One
cargo Of wheat has arrived. About
fourteen sailing vessels with wheat from
Chilean and other Pacific poEts are due,
and are expected TO arrive when the
wind changes. Trade Is forward and is
somewhat steadier. At to.days market
there was no Improvement in the wheat
trade. American and inferior English
whsats we're cheaper. Flour was
dali. American -four In some instances
Wa lower than on Monday. Prices OF
harley had a downward tendency.
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SHOCK AT cHARLEsroS.

CHARLEsroS, September 27.--A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at two
minutes past ) o'clock this afternoon,
accompanied by loud rumbling sound.
The wave moved from north to south.
The shock lasted about two seconds.
Houses were shaken perceptibly, and
numbers OF persons rushed into the
streets. No damage was done beyond
the falling OF loose plaster. The same
shock was also felt at Savannah, Geor-
gia, and at Summerville.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-28
NO BIDDERs.

The Navy Department officials are
wondering why It il they receive no
bids for the construction Of the new
cruisers. Advertisements wers printed
some weeks ago, but no bids have been
submitted and the only communication
received about the vessels was from .
San Francisco firm, which asked to have
copies of the plans. 1t was expected
that large number Of ship builders
would compete for the construction Of
these new cruisers, and Il is hardly
thought they will let the present oppor-
tuniiy pass by without paying some st-
tenfiun To it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Destitute Grain Growers
of Italy.
THE RUSSIAN BALTIC FLEET
Situativn al Sofia - The Cholera
Scourge Cyclone at jana
lea Foreign Grain Trade.

Special 10 the Herald tv the Associated Prsss.i
wAsHrNoros, September 27.--Viee-
Consul Touhay, at Tuein, in concluding
the report 10 the Department Of State,
upon agriculture in Italy, says; "fhe
grain growers in that district are re-
duced to desperate condition by taxes.
high rents, aud above all, by competi-
tion from the United States" 1.-THE
agrarian question In Italy" he says, lis
growing to be great national problem,
and as Tor the last five or six years the
cultivation Of the soil has been conduct
cd always without profit. and inst now
at n dead loss. The mutterings and dis
content IN rural districls are growing
alarming, Tho Italian peasant Is hope
lessly ienof ant, and although he possess
q the right Of being represented IN par
Lament and insisting upon some legiti-
mats measure OF relief, such az rcduc.
ton Of heavy taxation under which he
specially labors. He cinnot extend his
vision beyond his field, and his wrath Is
particularly directed against the landed
propriotors who are seemingly better ot
than himself. but who in reality have TO
share tho same burdens. II IL the old
spectre Of socialism, and unless . RENEE
dy can be found, and that quickly, there
Is o strong likelihood Of trouble, not
only in Piedmont, but all over this king
dom.
Rsrmalisies B1usf be Observed
SorlA, September 27.--It having been
decided at the Council Of Ministers not
10 reply TO Russia until General Kaal-
bars presented fo' nal demand 10 writ
ing, the Russian agent presented note
embodying his previous verbal demands.
ChsieFa SPREADING 10 Vienna
VIENNA, September 27.--A woman
died in Vienna to-dSy oi ehoiera. This
ID the first authentic case here this year.
Dessraclivs Cycione At Jamaica.
sAs -skcrsco, September 27.--Tho
steamer San Bias, which arrived last
night, brought particulars Of terrible
cycloLe la the island Of Jamaica, on the
10th Of August. The cyclone Is esti-
matsd to have been from 70 to 80 miles
vide, and passed from northeast TO
southwest The whole Of the southern
pert Of the island wa laid waste and
fhousands Of valuabi ltraes destroyed.
Five churches and mission house were
blown down. Also about 300 houses.
and many more seriously damaged.
Five persons were killed and about 30
injured. Nearly 1900 people are desii-
tnts. the ground provisions having been
rooted ont or washed away. Hospitals
and public buildings are being utilized
to receive the homeless.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-28
our New Navy.

WASHINGTON, September 27. Chief
contractor Wilson. Of the Navy Depart
ment. in reviewing the naval strength Of
this country, including the new cruisers
which are to be constructed says:
asvish I'll these yes.els sacs. the
United States, as naval power, will
outrank Brazil, Chill, the Argentine Re-
pablic, China, Japan, Greece, Norway,
Portugal and Sweden, and will Be
abreast of Turkey, Spain, Holland and
Denmark. She will still be outranked
by England, France, Germany, Austria,
ItaIv and Russia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-28
slight Earthqunkes.

WILMINGTON, N. G.. September 27.--
There were two earthquakes at Smith
vile; one at 80 last night and one at
4:50 this morning. No damage done.