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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
annual Kindergarten Meeting

At the annual meeting of the Kindergar-
ten Board held yesterday afternoon at the
Congregational Church there was quite a
fair attendance. An interesting paper was
read by the President, Mrs. C. NJ. Sever
ance, emphasizing clearly and forcibly the
need OF more interest in kindergarten work.
children, must be taken out of The streets
and trained rightly. The prosperity of the
kindergarten movement in the large cities
has been most satisfactory. More interest
among our people is desired, and more pc
cuniary assistance to carry on the move
ment as it should be carried on. Elsewhere
the best results have been derived from
this method of training young boys
and girls. Miss Mackey gave short report
of her school work on Sainsevain street.
The average attendance has been &c. about
an equal number of boys and girls. Only
two deaths had occurred during
the year out of the number who
been encouraging, and she found
much appreciation of her efforts
There is great need of another school in the
vicinity of the Railroad chapel and Sonora
town precincts.
The Treasurer reported $63s.55 paid into
the treasury from January to the present
time.
The following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. c. NJ. Sever
ence; Vice Presidents - Mrs. l. w. He'll
man, Mrs. E. Miller. Mrs. A. ]. Judson,
Mrs. II. G. Otis, Mrs. J. Bixby; Treasurer,
Mrs. Alice Seamans, Secretary, Mrs. L. ".
Newton; board of managers-Mrs; sSIS R; 3 n. Y
Spence, Mrs. E. G. Hough Mrs: E. Bradfeld, 1,
Mrs. M. Lindley, Mrs: :; wills, Mrs; 1. Y.
Newton Miss Annie Mills, Mrs. Geo. Fitch,
Rev. A. J. Wells H. d. Barrows.
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POLITICAL.
The Progress of the State
Campaign.
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.
Rumored Cabinet Changes-DeniaI
of Garratt's Reported Declina-
tion-Political Notes, Etc.
[special 10 the Hernli

SALINAS. October 7.-Joseph D. Lynch.
Democratic candidate for Congress for the
Sixth district. spoke at Monterey last night
and here tonight. The Democrats In this
section, as elsewhere, are very animated.
and are making vigorous campaign. They
intend to win. At both these places thav
were out with music and all other metho n
of gathering the people in. They were very
successful. An immense concourse 81
people gathered and listened attentively 10
ciples. as these affect this region. Things
could not possibly loos better for the whole
ticket than 1t does here. O'Donnell spoke
at Salinas tonight to q very small crowd.
Harris, the Prohibition candidate for Con-
gress, speaks here tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Economics.

Instead of paying $40 a month for rent for
the District Attorney where he never should
be, and where the people dislike to climb
to why does not the Board of Supervisors
make room for him in the county building
ON Temple street, where the County Asses
sor ISL There is room there for both of
these officials. There is talk Of indicting
the present District Attorney for selecting
the headquarters Of the prosecuting attor-
ney. Some persons with good cause would
not climb zip to that elevation, preferring
to lose their case rather than climb to the
heights where the county attorney is placed
and II they should get up there he might be
out on an eectioneering tour and they
would miss the results Of their arduous
Journey. 1t has been suggested that the
Supervisors climb those stairs few times
to get knowledge of high life above stairs.
Chose a warm day. gentlemen, and make
the climb.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Day OF Atonement-Yom k,ppur.

This greatest of Jewish holidays is de
voted to prayer, serious reflection, earnest
contemplation and religious revival. There
are very few Israelites on the face of the
globe who do not attend divine worship and
keep away from their daily pursuits on this
at O'Clock P NJ. this evening and continue
the whole day tomorrow, from o'clock in
the morning. Rev. DIR. Schreiber will lee
ture this evening in English on the .'Serv-
ice O the High Priest in the Holy of Holt
est. and tomorrow in the forenoon on the
text: "Behold here is the fire, here is the
wood, but whereis the lamb for the burnt
offering?" (Gen. 227). After the sermon
Memorial service for the dead" will be cell
ebrated. In the afternoon at4 O'Clock, DR.
Schneider will lecture in German. Besides
the Rabbi and Prof. Loeb and the choir, Mr.
Leopold Saunders, of Denver will psrtici-
pate in the services.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
GEN. Kaulbars' EOrmentlng Re-
pr,,..tOn.

SOFIA, OCTOBER THE government has
notified the foreign Consuls at Sofia tiist
General Kaulbars, through the Russian
Consul at Rustchuck, ordered the military
commander there to release the political
conspirators in his custody, threatening to
hold him responsible if he disobeyed and
promising as reward for compliance pro-
motion to the rank of Commander-General,
when Russians arrive" and informing
him that the penalty Of refusal would be re-
ductiOn to the ranks. The Commander in
formed the troops under his command what
he had received and declined the command
and the soldiers applauded his conduct
General Kaulbars, ON the route to Plevna
summoned the Mayor of that city to meet
him ar urged that official to petition the
Czar to occupy Bulgaria. Bulgaria stigma
ties General Kaulbars as rebel foment
ing rebellion among the people and the
army" 1t also urges the government to
"bind Kaulbars and send him across the
frontier"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Eugene woodbury,s Case.

SAN QUENTIN. October THE Board OF
state Prison Directors met last eyentng .. a.
San Quentin. Major st5nehill appeared in
behalf Of Eugene Woodbury., sentenced for
ten years from Los Angeles for forging his
uncle's name and stealing friends horse.
M jor Stonehill asked for communication to
five years on the ground Of good conduct In
prison, the anxiety of an aged mother and
the high social connections of tie prisoner.
The case was taken under advisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Rase rail-.

At a meeting of the l.. A. B. b. Club last
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing three months: Lester Os-
born, Presidents Harry h. George, Vice.
President; Frank G. Monroe. Secretary: II.
K. Dascomb, Captain; G. s. DeGarmS ~ ana
ger and Treasurer. The club has made a.
rangementsrsvith the celebrated stockton
league club to play a series OF games COM
mencing next Sunday, October 10. Thurs
day, October IA and Sunday, October IL.
The ocktons are very strong club and q
good game is assured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
For killing a Deserter.

HOUSTON, Tex, october IA special from
Laredo, Texas, says: Rafael Panale,
Mexican officer who seven or eight years
ago fired across the river ct a deserter and
Texas side, while Panale was on the Mexi-
can shore, was arrested here to-day. 1t is
said Panale will plead non-jurisdiction in
the case, as he was in Mexico when the act
was committed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
The Peabody Fund.

NEW YORK, october 7.-At a meeting of
the Trustees of the PEABODY fund the fol-
lowing executive committee was appointed:
A, IL. Stewart, Senator Evarts, Chief Justice
Chairman Winthrop. A resolution was
adopted to increase the allotment in aid of
South Carolina, in view of the devastation
ciused by earthquakes; The amount will
probably be s10,O 900. Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
underground I'd Railway.

HARRISBURG, Pa, october IA charter
was granted at the State Department to day
for an underground railway for Philadel-
phia. Its name is the Metropolitan Railroad
Company, and the line Will run from up
Philadelphia county to Chelter Hills, Chel-
tenham township, Montgomery county, q
distance OF fifteen miles. The capital stock
Is 81, ,260, 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
The Desert to be RccIa 1 med.

SAN FRANCISCO, October AT the Immi-
grafton Society rooms it is stated that a
large number OF settlers are pouring into
Antelope valley, Los Angeles county. Re-
cent experiments there in boring artesian
wells have resulted so favorably that strong
hope Is entertained that the whole MOjaye
desert. Of which 1t is a part, may yet be re-
claimed. This belief has led to the forming
of settlement In the midst of the desert on
the Needles road, a short distance from Vic
fnr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

MADRID, october Father Galeote, the
priest who killed Mgr. Isquierdo, Bishop of
having been silenced as priest, attempted
during the progress of his trial to-day to
read to the Court a long narrative of his
grievances against the Bishop. The Court
refused to permit the reading and ordered
the manuscript left with the Judge for
further consideration. The prosecution
then closed the case. The defense asked
for the prisoners acquittal on the grounds
that he was not responsible for his actions
when he killed the Bishop. The Court re-
served its decision.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
OLD MORTALI rY.
The Health Officers Report for
SeDtem ber.


The mortuary report for the month OF
September, by DR.. Baker, health officer,
shows a total of 40 deceases in this city. OF
these 80 were males and II females. The
causes OF death were, typhoid fever !,
whooping cough l, consumption IL, cancer
of stomach 1, Bright's disease l, disease OF
the heart g. peretonites 2, enteritis l, traum-
ic poisoning |, premature. births l, concuss-
ion of the brain 2, suicide !, gun-shot
wounds 2, fracture OF the spine 1, diarrhoes
l, meningitis and spinal meningitis 4, re-
mittent fever l. cirrhosis of liver l, hepa-
tites l, Group !, abesimesenterica l. scirrus
of pylorus /, dentition /. coroner's cases not
otherwise mentioned 2. More than one
half Of the deaths caused by consumption
were hospital cases.
The report of the number of deaths is not
vet completed, because of the laxity of doc
tors and mid wives in sending certificates to
the health officer. Sec 1924 of the Political
Code positively provides that they. shall dc
so, and steps will be taken to enforce the
statute.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
CABINET CHANGES.
RumOred Retirement of Secre.
tarY EndtcOtt.

SAN FRANCISCO, october IA special to
the Bulletin from New York says: The lat
est rumor at Washington as to changes in
the Cabinet is that Secretary of War Endi.
colt may, within the next sixty days, tender
his resignation. He has said to his friends
that the position is not in harmony with his
tastes. He cannot take any particular in
terest in it, and feels that he would only be
doing himself. as we'll as the administra-
ton, justice if he retired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
The place Was Open and De.
serted.

Under the caption of Bubble Bursted,
the Express endeayors to inform its readers
that the HERALD's account describing the
finding open of the Postoflice on Wednesday
night was not correct. The account of the
HERALD was in all points correct and the
statement that the place was wide open In
front and behind was net made upon hear
say evidence, but was written up by HER
actly What he saw. During his twenty min
utes' stay with Watchman Mccullough, and
later on with Officer Weed, every nook In
the Office was carefully searched for burg
lar or Postofiice clerk, but not soul wal
there to say, who goes thereg'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
of Ohio Feniten-
tIarY Officials.

COLUMBUS, o., October The franklin
county Grand Jury, which has been inves-
tigating the alleged stealing by officials un.
der the former administration at the Ohio
penitentiary, made a report this morning,
but found only two indictments in oonnec.
nection with the prison management; one
being against B. A. Marriott, exterior War
den, charged with bribery, and one against
Ex Superintendent Of State Perry for EN-
beazlemeut. No indictments were found in
the election forgery cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Liberty ana Justice.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Yesterdsy Henry
George received letter from George A.
vrom, lawyer of Camden. New Jersey,
announcing that George Hutchins, of Blue
Anchor, who had died recently, had left
OF a trust, to be known as the Hutchins'
Fund, the proceeds to be used for the ex-
press purpose Of spreading light on social
and political liberty and Justice in the
United States. Hutchins' relations will
contest the will.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
The Minor Courts.

JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People va. Mrs. NJ. Toal-Distu rbing the
peace; s..
People VS.. VIM. McCrassman-Misde-
meanor; defendant discharged.
People VS.. w. G. Holland and Ed Akers--
In re stolen property; on trial.
JUSTICE RANNEY.
People VS.. Foley-Battery; set for Thurs
day October 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Troublesome Cigar Makers
Strike.

NEW ORLEANS, october IA Ptcdyune
special from Key West says Havana advices
by steamer to-day state that the cigar-mak.
er's strike there, which has continued seven
weeks, will probably assume very serious
aspect before settlement is reached. The
strike originated in and was confined until
inferior tobacco; but in consequence of no
settlement being reached. at an immense
Joint meeting OF manufacturers and operati-
Ives held last Sunday At the Alpine Theaser
Joined issue with the others and closed
their establishments in order to prevent
their operatives contributing towards tie
support of the strikers. The strike has ex-
San Antonio, Gueges and other interior
towns. 1t is estimated that 10000
persons who derive livelihood from
the tobacco industry throughout the Island
are idle and considerable distress prevails
among them. As usual, the rough element
taking advantage of the general excite
ment, is committing depredations. High
way robberies and assassinations occur dai-
ly. A riot has been apprehended for several
days by the authorities of Havana, who have
taken the precaution to keep all the availa-
BILE civil guards under arms, while the
mounted police patrol the city, prepared for
any emergency. All sorts of Iumors are
rlIe as 10 LQe dLtltuuc VI tuO
in the event of an uprising; but it is known
that they are Indifferent and will hold
themselves aloof, as many OF their members
are among the strikers. They assert they
did not volunteer to wage war on their
comrades. Necessity Is forcing those who
can to leave the island Every steamer
brings large number of persons here.
and during the past month over
1000 have arrived seeking employment.
delegate from the havana Cigarmakers'
IIuiOp ic now hare soaking DeCuniAry aid
from the cigarmakers, and he has been as
sured continued contributions dnring the
continuance of the strike. The following
cablegram was received last night, via
Havana, by the president Of the cigarmak-
er,' union:
"The cigarmakers and shippers of
San Diego aud De las Vegas are out of EN-.
ployment aud destituet. Eight hundred
men and three hundred women are without
bread for their families and ask their breth-
ern In Key West for relief and transporta-
tion. Announce by telegraph to Tampa
and New York. Also notify Knights of La
h0r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Probably FataI Accident.

SAN DIEGO, october IA man named
Frank Cousins was probably fatally injured
this afternoon by the earth falling ON him
in the basement of the proposed new Ban
croft block. Several ribs were broken and
he suffered severe internal injuries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Democrnttc Candidates,

SAN Francisco, october 7.-The Demo
Gratis this evening made the following legis.
lative nominations: Senator Goth Senatorial
Di strict T. ]. Pinder; Senator 23d District,
J. H. Williams; Assemblyman seth AS
sembly District, Chas. Gildey; 43d District,
Lawrence Fitzgerald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
imprisonment Of Salvation
Army OFFICERS.

LONDON, october AT Torquay the Mag
istrate sentenced three officers of the Saliva
ton Army to one months Imprisonment at
hard labor for conducting the band in a
procession through the streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
SAN Diego County Fair.

Diego County Fair opened its doors last
evening. An extensive exhibit of fruits,
from all sections of the county is made, but
not so large as last year. The fair will con-
tinue three days, and the indications are
that 1t will be a complete success. Many
visitors are here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Found Deaein Bed.

RENO, Nevada, october Wv. b. Shilling
er was found dead in bed, twenty miles
north of Reno, night before last He was
pioneer, and wrote a well.known book on
Arizona in early days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
wenthcr indications.

SAN Francisco, october 7.-Indications
for the twenty four hours commencing at 4
A. NJ, October 8th: For California, fair
weather except local rains in mountain dis
tricts In the extreme northern portion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Lo! The Poor Indian.

| Ell PAso, October T. Captain W. Kings
| berry, who has returned from Arizona, says
| that one of the scouts, "Tex" Whaley, told
him that Lieutenant Gstewood promised
Geronimo that his life would be spared,
and that Il was OH this condition that the
surrender was made. Captain Lawton ap-
proved the promise, which was also con-
frmed by General Miles.
DISCUSSED BY THE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, October THE Indian ques-
ton involving the disposition OF Geronimo me
was the principal topic OF discussion at the
Cabinet meeting to-day.
THE TRUE INwARDNEss OF IT.
wAsHIsGToN, october THE Post this
morning says: "It cannot be discovered
that anything has been said officially at the
War Department to justify the report that
terms Ssn Miss wits SeTonio bat It is said that
certain officials in the Department, while
not positively giving out reports, have en-
couraged the publication OF these structures
on Miles in order to favor Crook VINO seems
to meet with special consideration from
some quarters because he was west Point
graduate while Miles is volunteer soldier.
MILES COURSE APPLAUDED.
sT. LOUIS Mo-, October Tex Cove nor
Tritle, of Arizona, was in this city yester-
day. In regard to the removal OF the In
dians from the Territory, he said: "The re-
moval of the Indians was demanded by the
Arizona Association of Pioneers, by every
newspaper in the Territory for many years,
and in every annual report made by me un
der Arthur's and Cleveland's administra-
trions l asked for the same, and Secretary
Lamar, in making his report to Congress,
last December. embodied my recommends
tions. thereby indorsing them"
"Do you think General Miles was ID plane
for making compromise with Geron1mo?"
ss''No, do not. think Miles pursued the
only possible course to secure peace IN the
Territory. II these Indians had been forced
to surrender Internationally what good
would legal trial have done? NO witnesses
were alive to prove their guilt, and they
would have been cleared for want OF evil
dence."
LAwToNs GUARDS ON THE QUESTION.
NoGALEs, A. T., October billy Long
and Jack Wilson, two guards who we're with
Lawton throughout the Apache war, were
present at the time Geronimo surrendered.
They state there were no conditions sIlpu-
lated further than that the Indians were to
be taken to Fort Bowie in safety and should
not De harmed by either. Americans or
1t is a positive fact that Lawton was 1rm in
his intention that II the hostiles surrendered
they must do so unconditiOnalty. When
the facts are made public it will be found
that Lawton demanded and secured an un-
conditional surrender. If any promises
were made that the hostiles should not be
punished for their many murders they were
made after they had been delivered 70
General Miles. Lawton had twenty.seven
men, all told, including packers, soldiers
ana ssu,aes; but gave the hostiles to under
stand that they must surrender uncondi-
tionally or he would fight them until the
last man was killed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
A New Eastern Railroad.

BALTIMORE, October TT is pretty well
understood in railroad circles. though the
TACT is not officially stated, that President
Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, while in Europe perfected ar
rangements for securing. the funds neces-
railroad south to Pensacola, Florida. The
work will be begun within thirty days; The
Alabama extension of the road will run
through the Cranberry Iron Mines. where
the best of ore is obtained for bessemer
steel The line is to be completed inside OF
two wears,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
still Discussing the Credentials.

Still Discussing the CREDENTIALS.
RICHMOND, Va, october AT the close
of the morning session of the knights OF
Labor matters were exactly in the same po-
sition as they were last night. The discus
sion of the Morrison case was resumed i'm
mediately after the opening of the session
and was continued until adjournment for
dinner. When the afternoon session began
the Morrison case was again taken up and
1t was expected that it would be disposed of
within an hour and that the case of the ST..
with. 1t is not expected that this case will
occupy much time, as no issues such as
were presented in the Morrison case, are in
volved.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Our Fruits at Ch icagO.

SAN FRANCISCO. october THE Call g
Chicago special says: "In the fruit market
Tokay grapes in 40pound crates are selling
at 81. .25(Gs3; do Muscat, $2.5OG$2.75; lckwith
plums, 81 25 per crate. Fall pears are sell
Ing at $2.25@s2.5O; winter pears, $2.5OCGs''
per box.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
no.ue,. Jurv UNABLE to Agree.

SAN FRANCISCO, october THE Jurors in
the case of Micah Doane, alleged jury bri-
ber. were discharged this morning, being
unable to agree upon verdict. They stood
ten for acqTittal to two for conviction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Rebel strong.HoId Assauited

LONDON, october IA dispatch from
Suakim at dawn to-day, says: Friendly
natives assaulted and carried Tamai, Os-
man Digna's old strong hold. Two hun
dred rebels were killed and many prisoners
taken. A salute of twenty-one guns was
fred.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
savage Fight at Aldershott.

LONDON, october THE Royal Inniskil-
ling Fusileers were stoned at Aldershott
and went on riot in resistance to the draft
that was being made for the service in At
RIGA. A savage fight ensued and the Irish
men were only subdued after q number of
soldiers and police were wounded. Forty
one of the rioters were arrested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
A Good Nomluntten

SACRAMENTO, October THE Democratic
County Central Committee met last evening
and nominated Gen. John T. Carney for
Senator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
Proceedings of the state Grange.
Bau m a. Co.'s Assets Attached.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Solemon
Sweet, who was appointed assignee for J.
Baum & Co., having failed to qualify as
assignee, attachments were placed to-day
on the assets of the concern, and the store
is in the hands of the sheriff Mr.. Sweet
said this afternoon, concerning his failure
to qualify, that he had ten days yet In which
to do SO. Attachments were levied by G. Il.
Thompson, of the Bank of California, for
$la9 $685. on the twenty-thrse separate
pieces of property owned by members of
the firm; by II. w. HymaD, of Lyman Bros,
Kohn, of 3O9 California street, for $4,000,
upon the same property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.
Insurgents, Sentences Com m u ts
| ed-Cuban slaves Freed.

MADRID, october THE whole Cabinet
has decided to resign. 1t is believed the
Crown will ask Senior Sagasta to form a new
ministry.
Atthe Cabinet council to day Queen Chris
tiana signed the decree committing the SEN
tences OF the condemned insurgents.
The Queen also signed decree freeing
the slaves in Cuba from the remainder of
their terms of servitude
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
SANTA ANA,s SrnEn, n. II.
Supplies all on Hand and the
Road soon to be Completed.

SANTA ANA, Cal, october THE balance
of the street railway supplies have arrived,
and work will be resumed Immediately.
and rapidly pushed to completion. The
turn table Is being placed in the center of
town to day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
wnshouts IN arizona.

NoGALEs. A. t.. october THE Sonora
Railroad track is washed out in several
places. No mails have been received for
several days.