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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-13
C@sRrias eiRt.l
Bon Der sasfeite.

no. @ebet su Srdmer, 429 GeSar
Noe., fit llnterfIeibsr, etc.
Srei Ssbe Barrier WlaS6su. bic in
Der unteren SeiSefabrif arbeiteteu. fies
len am 0tontas in bic 2adananna,
als lie eieIeIbe bel ben StabIperten auf
elmer PIante fre,Ben ipoIlten. 9ie cine
arbeitete ii6 beraus, bic 9lnSeren w6s
ren ertrunten, tpsnn ni6t SdIie sstOm.
men ip1re.
Srau GIiiabetb 3ieeIer Bat cine SIaoe
fir $1,000 fir @afferi6a6en sesen bic
StaSt anbdnsis sema6t. IS ioaen
nod dbnli9e SIaeen gum 8eIauf bon
$4,000 sesen bic Stabt bcrIieseu.
Das baben bic SteuersabIer babon,
tuenn iie @ieI in ben Sta6tratb I4iden.
s0- Serr Mi6aeI ardmer, bon SO.
429 Geoar 9loenue, bat bereits bic
neuelten Serblt OloSen bon Sdtsn
uno Sappen fir Mdnner un6 9naben
uno aub einen reiben 8orratb BON
9errensarberobe= 9lrtifeIn erbaIten, bic
er ipe8en ibrer 8iIIisteit un6 @ate ems
pfebIen fam.
Gs fubren 300 Iuiiige SeeIen am
0tittipo9 nit Der Sbpabsns0 0erein
grcurlion na9 Diountain Parf.
Serr GbeobaIb Sofepb Senri6 (pieI=
leibt beiier befannt unter Der 8eeids
nuns OnfeD, suIebt 9arteepsr in @baS.
Jiobinicn's GonjertbaIe, febrte Dor els
mem Dloaat BON elmer 9eiIe in DeuiIds
lamb mad gleip Oorf suriif uno traf
6reitas Slbenb 8 llbr fpobIbeIeibt unb
seiuno bier Elm. Der OnfsI pi-b Iid
DorIduti8 BEL feinem SObne, 9lrnoIb
9snri9, aufbaIten.
llnler alter 5reunS Dan. Sein, 1T
i6on felt LANCER 3eit pieber arbeitsun.
fdbiB. Gr Ieibet an Ieinem alien lies
bel-einem Nusi6Iag am Iinten 9eine
ben 6oIsen eines Sturses in DeutIds
lamb, ipdbreno zines 9tnfaIIes bon Ips
pbus.
r@- Seisenipan's beribmtes yleps
art 2a8er uno 8alIantine's Grport
S'er Ut tinrner 3u haben beim Sdb6en
ooer Dubenb 6laiden BEL .UlihaeI
Dliler, 434 uno 436 @etar apenue !;
osSslei6en bic beIten autI5en un6
Pferhe su berIeiben. 4qe 8eifeluns
unseH bel Poit Ober 3eIepbon piinitIi6
ausBefdbrt.
s<S- SarI 9olImeper, 1871 Stafford
4nsnue, nimmt 8eitelunsen fir bic 81.
y. TOIts5eituns (slrbeitsrblatD an.
no. SIN Sdubiiore Der @ebr. Slid
an Geoaritr. finbet man bic bete@aare.
no. @bas. S9eu6's StiefeI. unb
S4ub9ei9dft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem rsi4Ii4 perieben unb bic 9reiIe
llno 10 nIeerig, iuie irsenbipO in Der
| Stabt, 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-13
Don 4eterSbura.

9Im 9Onneritas Morssn bei6snits
Der Stor4 ben Pbiaip 9labIen nit els
mem Sobn.
Soispb Martiue, bonn Staat Sins
biana, 1T felt ben Isbten 3ipei @oben
bel 6reunben bier auf 8siu6.
S@- NIrie in aannen, Summern in
@eIee, iaure aaIe, BEL g9ibmaper.
= 9Im Donneritas gIbenb purbs
WiIlie Sans nit SRI. gIiIabetb Seil
our9 pfr. @eiBfopf in ben G6eItant
Sei1mieoet. Der 8epDrter tpunIdi
benz iuneen 9aare bieI Slid.
Better 8uitermann, bon Der Nirme
@sbr. Suttermann, 1T Dor unaefdbl
sipei No9en na9 Californian eerstit.
-Sruu 9Iusuit 9reFeI, tueIde ibor
Sabre lang an einem ipeben pber oifer
nen Sein iranf mar, ideint enbIid au
ber Seheruns, Danf Der Siidtiatsit bel
Srn. Or. Roos. 9erTeIbe nabm mem
lid an oem 8ein cine Operation DO
(ipo unoere 9ler;te bas @Iieb abnebms-
irolltsn) un6 iest beiIt bic 8une
betens.
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SsSe Warfer gtOti,en.

sa- Site. 9appsn, Semben etc. bel
Qrdmer, 429 Geoar &benue.
= 9iebe braden am borIebten 9iens
Itae in BEN 2aoen hes u. Sor5ells, @de
2adapanna un6 Wlain 9lpenues, une
! sutnabmsn bemTsIben @isarren uno Tas
baf i'm @ertbe bon $50. g9ir iasen
unIern 9eiern no9mals, bab iie se9sn
Siets aui Der 9ut iein ioIen.
= Gin bon DabiS @bans beippbnteS
Saus, an Boon Sia seIeeen, brannte
AM 9onneritas NiorBen ab. Sas
Saus nebIt SnbaIt ipuroe sdnsIi9 Sers
llBrt unS bic 9eiuobner beIleIben ents
famsn nit inapper Notb nit ibrem 2e'
ben.
= gatrid GIsm bon 9eufbue fisI
bptIsbten SamItaS bon benz Gripp GuIs
bert, unter Der .. 8. & SO. 8abn, unb
ipuroe set6otet. Crit Dor furSer 9eii
fisIen ;pei StaIiener bonn nemIiden
9IaBe unS ipur6en set6otet. Sold
cine MannfaIle iOate absei4afft tpers
ben.
- Sin in SpSe Bari pObnenoer Sta'
liensr fuhr am Dlittipp6 nit elmer Gr'
curiiun nad 8insbamtpn, uno mif oem
@ese itede CT ben Sppf sum Seniter
binaus unb traf cine @iIenbabnbriide.
Gr 1T idIimm perIsbt.
= @Or Ginger 8sit SsrrenIIe i'd mir
bas Sein, Die bsftieten S9merSsn
pIaa.'sn mid bier Gage; brei ginrsibs
uneen init 81. satobs Del iteIten mid
tpisSsr b.alIitdneis bsr.-5. =. 9Ibrams,
$. R., etrenocn, Nii4.
= Yin slm @arnte Gebdube an
0orS 9Rain sTpenue iuirb cine neue
6rOnt einseIebt, bic isbr bdbi6 iein
pirb uno fur ioelde ber beuti9e Ar9is |
tsIt, Serr Gbr. gllten, ben 9Ian madte. |
9lu6 ipirb Danpfbeiju7g in benz @es
bduos ansebra6t unb ano ere beoeutence |
8erbehsrunsen eemadt, 10 bab oas
6ebdu0e zines Der belten auf cer Wefs
ieit> >iein tuirb.
-gin 9nabe namens Uladipirtb
besonfs 1estsn Wlittiuo6 gIrbeit in benz
Briggs BREEDER uno iuuroe an ieinem
eriten 4rteitstaae 10 i6psr am &rm
Usrlsbt, baB SerieIbe amputirt ipsrcen
mubte.
-Das Seuer in Der Mount gIeas
iant @rube 1T sdnsIi9 selbi6t. Ser
S9aoen 1T unerbebIi9.
= Sin fIsines Iabaen namens
5auItner ipuros am 9Unnerfa8 idper
perIebt, inoem iie bon einem Dasen
Setroifsn unb iiberfabren iuur6e.
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SINS sen pbersn ShnIe.


GarbdHbaIe. e.-9as ,ScurnuI" bon
GarbonOaIe, peI6ss bel benz GrI6einen
Der peesiptSten ,,@lobs" nidt mebr
publiSirt ipuroe, fol- nun iuieber, unS
stpar aIs tdsIideS 9Iatt, bem 8ubIitum
6ienen.
= glm Mittipod Wlorsen 4 llbr fanb
5bomaS 2iiter feline 5rau tpSt auf Sem
9oeen beS S6lafimmers. Sic Itarb
an Griiiduug un6 man permutbet, bab
iie in Der 9abt iid I'M Bette um6reben
ipoIIte, ibres biiI1oien 3uitanSes pesen
(iie lit an einem Seinbru6) aber aus
benz Bette fieI uno eritidis.
- Dem EbOmas Roraan, Elm Treis
Der in Der glo. 2 Girube bel OIbpbant,
ipuroe am Samitas Sur9 einen Sturs
Der Oberoeds Elm glrm unb elm 8ein
9ebrohen.
= Die GrcuriiOn sum 8ehen Der
beutI6en ebaneel. 8irde bon glr6baIb
am nd9itsn 9ienitas psripri&t sabIrei&
Su tperoen.
Ils Ser9leute bertleloete Spibs
6uben bra8ten lebte @o6e in 9tr6balb
fali9s Dollars unS babe Dollars in
@irfuIatipn.
= Gm Diittipod Mprgcn I'M 4:3o
brannte Der uftzS6a6t 6es Del. & s.
@rafp Sslanb BREEDERS ab. Der 9ers
Iuit ipiro auf 81, 900 ansesebsu. 90
lpereen 400 Mdnner un6 anaben burd
bic 5euersbrunit arbsitsIos.
Der @raiip SsIan6 2uft Gda6i
osr .. & s. So. ipirN iOfort rsparirt.
= Die Sermsn gBafer @omponic
baut einen neuen 3eleroOir nabe Sers
mpn. Der aIte if ni9t srpB ssnue
unS III aud in i9Ie@tem 3uitanoe.
= Die neue O6O SsaOps Sale in
Ssrmpu fol- siu 9ra9tbau isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-09-13

| I'm rt1ttn @infeI BON 9aurtIlfrabf sinbunttr
| buB bel Get &c. s an eaurtliiraBs; umfahsnt
tot Rc. z an bsIdeter eaurfIiirdbf, ME reprG.
ltntirt unb ausssjtihufi auf tfr 1aTtt Bon
edno etbSrenb btr Tel. s. 8. s. 60. In ttiag-
TEN Borough Arabalb Bas eane IN pTbsl'
Irrt nit b6l,ernfm @cbnbaule tarauf.
wht grihlaa btlfat nno tn 6rftnttpn gtncni.
Ifitn auf bic Stlaat pcn 5bpmas 5taItp, iittr-
Ihrisbfn, gtgtn Hanisl Ntfinicn, Ifuipr, do-
lniniIratur hr 5tnirrla1tnidaft bee Ssrf. 9l-
fob @lcuBntr. SGulb $f36.63. Suhemsnt
&c. f26, 9uni Z. 1888. Villas ii. ia. 9lc.
ISL, OF. 3. 1888. Sents, AntpaIt.
6ernEr:
go. 10.-gas bic Slsdis 5itel unb 9ntsrsi-
ltn he's 8erilaetfn in unb auf al Die efpiils
Got 9anb. gtIfstn In btr Stabt SCRANTON,
3adapanna County uub Staat pennlpIpdnid.
81 Got re. % i'm 9lsd &c. 27, porns al
9brrpfrabe srtn,snb, ait tiutr is Gub brti-
ten Aqsy an ttr Stiit unb bintfn ;um SHint-
Ii6sn G'tbrnu6s; III 40 Gue rtit bti $50
6ub titf. gtrtti1trt nit finsm speifOdissn,
BON 9adffsiutn uuc SCls stbautfn gBp9nbauis
une guesnstbGuetn earauf.
wiit grdlas belsgt uHo in GrtEutipn &C.
npmmtH auf bic aldge ppn. iibsrfhritbfn an
@jra Ginn & SSbns, ssaen Musnt alsin.
Sbnlb S625. 9ubsmeut Rc. f55, Nes. Z.
1887. 81. ia. 20. 1853, Oft. Z. 1888.
Dean, Anipalt.
gtrntr.
HO. 1t.-aat bic &tttt, 5irl unb 3ntsrsf.
fen bes gerIlasisn In unb auf al jent Got 9anb,
asItgtn In bn Siabt Srantpn, eadapdnna
County, YennyIpanil. 81 3bsl SSn yot 9Pp.
/ i'm Slpd Rp. % auf BEN plan tfr bffdssn
Sta6t. Ssiaeis Got ii fiufuuespanjis 6ub
In 6ront an gBtif eadaipanna slptnut une tiH-
bunetrt uuO fiinfiis SUP tisf gu elmer AlIsp.
SnttiIrt nit siHsm bSlfrnsu 6sbduhs porns,
,ivsifSdis uub btuust ais Sbmitbt unb
gScbnung, unb tinsm sptiftSdistn (mli Salss
menD gBpbubaus bintfn an bsr alltp.
Wiii YsiGlag bsltst uae IN Grsfutipn &C.
nommtn auf bic alagt BON Glen Gltpsaue &C.
gen pbiaip 8ariron. Shule $526.95 9Hbs-
meni Ho. 67i, St. Z. 1888. 81. ga. Ro
i54, OF. Z. t,8S. Dean, AnpaIt.
VII has aenannts gigsntbum ipirs nur sssfn
eaar O'rfauft. SS. 9. 2eipis,
S9HiHs Office, Suantuu, pa. ! S&riff. |
5. &ept. 1883,
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OentidbeS
photographic Gei3dft,
BON
8eimricb 6reD,

42l Sadaipanna 9benue, Scranton,
unS l0l Main Gtenue, Spbe Bari.
lluire @aasrisu fnO auf bas Bette einae
ri6tet fur anfHabmen ieorr art photograph
fder 8iIoer. 6iir iIsine 8inosrpbotograpbises
foHHen mir bsrmittsIs Der wlomentanfnabn
ieoer5eit 8ufrieoeubsit 9arantireu, uno iusr
cine biibfde Cabinet ooer cine grobs Portrait
Photographic. cine ssInnesnts i5nmilienbiIo
o6sr 1eieIidafissruppe elm idonss eano.
ibaftsbilo ooer antdien bon @sbdnoen etc.
ODER aud cine astreus Gopie bon sinsm alien
9iIoe baben MIL iprehs bel uns Dor. uniere
eraDon Rortraits peroienen beioHOere @ir.
oiguue.
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@ebrii6er Sebmi6t
G@ ie eferDcGer.
1913 @rofpeet gtoenue,

nabe Der MeaSOiD 8roOf, SdbIeite.
9d&er perosn in Der beiten @eile nit
Sdiefer 8eoedt. arbeit auf 10 Sabre garan.
ttrt: Seos art Rapier gu 8aujwsden Su ben
biui9ften Rrsiien 81 bertaufen. Nuftrdqe iuer.
ben aud snt0egen genommen in 7fO Yltlston
apenue.
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(Ginaslauet.)

Die Grcuriion Sss S6pabens 8ereins
mad oem rei;enb 8eleSsnsn MOuutain
Barf mar tpobI cine Der semltbIi6Iten,
ipslde ie uniere Stabt berIisben obs
sIei9 0lOreeuS Der SinmeI iebr tribe
auSiab, madtsn ii6 bod etipa 270 uns
isrer ipadsren Sdpabsn unb beren
6reurfce (auf bas Slid, ipeI6es ibnen
tets boIo tpnr. bertrausns) auf ben
l9es. unb famen raider nIs iie badten
na6 WiltsSbarre, no Der 9ue gum ers
itenmal anbielt. Die Wluiifer unb bas
gUmite iuhten-na6 pem ? Sun, na6
ben @iItesbarre S9aben, tpsI6e einses
Iaben iparen, aber aud ni6t elmer mar
su feben; fort sins's ipisber, na9 aibs
Iep, mo foieoer 9ebalten ipuree, unb bon
ba sins es raid benz 3ieIe su. 9ieie
Strede 1T trohI bic id5nite; es 1T
tpabrlib Elm iiberrai9en6er gnblid,
nadbem man ibOn 70 Ianss @iIiess
barre berIanen bate, es nun ipie6er ge.
robe bor ausen Su boten, unb stpar ees
rabe unter uns es mar elm pr6dti9er
9lnbIid, ipel6er Iib barbot, bic Itol,s
SauptItabt bon 2userne Gcuntp. mil
SfinsSton ioipie bic beIi@ieoenen anbert
D6rfer, ben Susauebanna, ipeIder iid
6em GbaI entIans i6IdneeIt, nit BEN
| idbnen @CbirssSus i'm Sinterartlnb
Dieler anblid 1T allein ipertb, bic 6abr
su MAIDEN, es 1T taum ;u beI6reiben
!. man niub ss ieben.-Dp9 nun tpar be-
Bari errei6t, unb nadoem Der inner
Msnfd seitdrft mar, ipur6en bon bieIei
bic bbaIten 9untte eriiieesn unb pol
ea bic berrlide Nusii9t beipunoert
9tadniittta6s fam glIosrmann 3ieeIe
bon 98iItesburre nit msbreren 9lnsern
bod peripabrten lie iid bagesen, Stipa
ben su iein. 9lue bergndgten Iih au
eas bette, beionbers pisl SpaB ma6te
bic MettIdufe Der AIten IpipubI, ais bi
Der 9iden; es mar elm 0plfsfeit il
ppasm Sinn bes Mortes, unb susIeit
par aud oas 9hibli9e nit bem ansC
nsbmen berbunSen, ba aug bsm Grtra
, bas 2adatpanna SoipitaI sinsn bubble
8etras erbalten tpiro nur fir hisIS
Snititut tbut es uns Ieio, baB bic 8t
: tbeiliguns feline er6bsre mar, ba ea
: isIbs bas GeIb isbT nOtbipenOis braud
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gBabne @puutb.

: @usne county tuurbe am ssreitas
glbsnb our4 einen isbr I6iueren Sroit
bsimselu4t, Der bic Tomatoes, Rorn
uno anbere 8eeetabeln serit6rte uno ben
9u6psisen iGtper beT6d6ists. Gs it
BrObsrer S&aoen anseridtst, ais in
Iansen SabreR subOr.
= @rsGiitrifts 9tuipaIt Monasban
bon Wapne County bat bas abbOtateu,
@el&dft an ben NaeeI eebdnst unb biz
llebsrii8t Der SOuss6aIe @Iasfabril
iibsrnpmmsn,
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stuRsrn su ister 1aSesseit.

grisat,immer fir Samen unb Tamis
en- i'm stpeiten StOdiperte.
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-9 Der Cooley 8Iod in MontroTe,
aus elmer 8sibe b5Iserner @sbGube bes
itsbsnb, brannte am SamItae Wlorseu
nieoer. Das 6euer brad um Z lbr
aus uno cine Stunbe ip6ter bate bic
6eueripebr baHsIbs untsr GontrpIIe.
Der S8uben ipirS bic @srT9sruns Be,
SsutsRb lbsritsiesn,
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Die fsinfsH @siue, Gbampaener
Hnb 2iqueiTen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
BADLY SOLD.
A Horse "Sharp" Gets His
.-i-t Work In.

An exceedingly disgusted individual
called upon us last evening. He had a
grievance, and he wanted it ventilated in
the papers. A horse dealer, and friend of
his, at that, had taken him in shamefully,
and he wished to publish the transaction so
as to warn others from being taken in as he
was. 1t seemed that he visited the stable of
his friend yesterday to see what chance
there was to buy good horse. He was
shown be autiiul animal feeding in stall.
There" said the horse dealer, 'there's an
anima I'll sell you cheap. Take look at
him."
81 did take good look" said our visitor,
land could see nothing but fine points in
him. He was a coal black, with glossy hair,
long name and white feet. His lines were all
handsome and seemed to be those of a fine
animal. / asked the price, and my friend
told me he would sell the horse for $3.50.
was naturally astonished at the figure, as he
looked as if he was worth $500 of any
mans money. l asked to try him in cart;
but my friend would not listen to it, saying
that he was selling him dirt cheap, and
whoever wanted him should just take him
as he was"
the trap paid over the shekels, and then
hitched the animal up. When got on the
street / started him up so as to try his PAGES,
but before he had gone hundred yards he
were his fine feathers. found that had
been sold as well as the horse, and returned
to the stable My friend laughed at me
when said wanted my money back. But
after good deal Of chatting, he gave me
back hundred dollars, and left the
stable with thirty dollars worth of ex-
perience and huge disgust. l tell you,"
said our visitor emphatically, thereafter no
mans word goes with me about a horse. l
wouldn't believe my own brother in horse
fash Transaction doubt IL even George
Washington, with all his love for truth,
could be relied upon in horse trade.
shall try every horse hereafter before buy
him."
Az he went away towards the door. he
looking. black horse with white feet--as
pretty without az woman, but IS uns0und
within a. painted opulchrel'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
YESTERDAYS FIRE.
Ably Handled by Chief Moriarity
and His Men.

Yesterday about half past IL O'Clock fire
was discovered by the cook in the restaurant
formerly oc cupied by Mrs. Hunter at 1872
South Spring Street. For the last six months
the place has been managed by Messrs Clark,
Goodrich & Keniston, who purchased it
from Mrs. Hunter for $4,000. The fire
when first discovered was in one of the
sleeping rooms adjoining the room Occu-
pied by Geo. p. Taylor as wurkrOom, in
which several tailo's were employed. The
room where the fire originated was occu-I
pied ny one of the walters, and contained al
quantity of magazines, papers and books,
which evidently had been stored away fori
some time. After an unsuccessful effort toy
extinguish the flames an alarm was turned
| iu, but by the time the eneines were1
stationed AID water started on the flames,
| the building was nearly d strOyed and the
flames had spread to some oil
the adjoining buildings, but were imme-
hoses. The department went to work with
will, and soon had the flames under con.
troll. During this time the employees of the
| restaurant, assisted by many. willing by
the tables, crockery and furniture from the
| dining room, and everything that was NOV
able was soon out in the streets. Mr.. Robert
McGavin,. an insurance and real estate
pied an office Immediately nor h of Mrs.
Hunters restaurant. His safe and Office
furniture was all removed from the office.
Just north of Mr.. McGavin's office, in the
same building, was Mr.. Geo. p. Taylor's
tailorshop. All of the goods from the store
were removed. but every thing in the work
room over the restaurant was burned, as all
of the tailors were out to lunch. The next
building burned was small frame build.
ing north, occupied by Mr.. McBurney
a harness-maker, and Charles J. Wal
ters, a jeweler. The building was some
what damaged, but little damage was done
to the stock. as it was all rem moved. The
south side of the McGarvin block was occu-
pied by Philips & Gray, BARRIERS, and Mr.
Webster, who kept cigar stand. All of the
ciga and tobacco was removed. Philips &
Gray succeeded in getting all of the furni
ture from their barber shop, but lost all OF
their furniture in the bath room; no insur
ante. The following is list of those insur
ed: Clark, Goodrich & Kemston So, 500 on
contents, as follows: Southern Caiifornis
Insurance Company, $500; Northern Insur'
ance Company of England, $500; w. J.
Broderick, ri 200; Robert McGarvin's
building, 81 500, in the Southern Californis
Insurance Company; Geo. P. Taylor, or
stock, 81 900 in the Southern California In
surance Company; W. I. McBurney, $500
on contents by w. r. Burke. All OF the
damages are covered by insurance except
Robt. McGarvins building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
WEST END IMPROVEMENT.
Steps Taken tn That Direction
Last Night.

Steps Taken ia That Direction
Last Night.
A large number of persons met at Beth
any Chapel, Temple street, in response to II
call of the West End Property Owners
Union
Upon motion 1t was decided to hold regu-
lar meetings at the Chapel on Wednesday
evening at z 80 P, n. of each week.
On motion of A. M. Ellsworth the follow
ng committees was appointed: On Sewers,
c. NJ. Wells, NJ. Saunders and J. E. Preston !;
Gas, II. B. Adams, G. II. Wede wood and A.
II Mers in; Street improvements, II. c..
Register, E. B Burlingame and Jesse
Yarnell.
A resolution was passed to the effect that
it was the sense OF the meeting that empie
street be widened.
petition to be submitted to the City
Council asking that Bellevue avenue be
graded was circulated and signed.
Some fifteen property owners interested
in the territory EN- braced 10 the West End
came forward, psid the membership fee
and signed the constitution upon adjourn
mpnt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
GENERAL TOPICS.
Disastrous Cyclone in the
Southern States.
A BIG BOOM FOR ALLISON.
A Tie-Up of the Northwestern
Roads Still Probable
Tate's Trouble.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 21.-A
dispatch states that the cyclone which
passed over Calhoun, Georgia, and
East Tennessee last night did great
damage. Several lives were lost near
Ienoirs. The residence of J. Viii.
liams, three miles east of Lenoirs, was
was completely swept away and his
wife carried off in the wreck and kill.
ed. The body of Mrs. Williams was
found to-day in the Tennessee river,
where it had been blown. The house
of James Linginfalter was reduced to
kindling wood. In it were John
R. Smith, who was killed, and
little daughter OF Linginfalter,
who had her leg broken. The dwell
lings of VIM. King and John Gideon
were blown down. Seven members of
the King family were badly injured.
The house of Lafayette Pratter was
wrecked.
At London, Tenn, the house of
George Moses was completely de-
stroyed and every member of his fam
lily hurt. Andrew Worley's house was
also carried away, and the members
of his family barely escaped with their
lives. They are all badly injured.
FELT IN VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, VIVA, March 21.--One
of the fiercest gales ever experienced
here ragged for about quarter of an
hour at 7 O'Clock this morning. Sew
eral houses were unroofed and many
persons we're blown off their feet on
the streets No serious casualties are
reported.
SAvANNAH'S S REPORT.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March PA cy-
clone struck Lumber City, Ga, this
morning. B. V. Holland and W. B.
Whiddon, both prominent men, were
killed.
AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Ca, March PA ter
rible electric storm enveloped the
State last night, beginning about 10
O'Clock and lasting until after mid
night. In Fairburn two churches
were demolished, shade trees up
rooted and other damage done. Re-
ports of the storm around Gainesville
show that much damage was done.
Calhoun suffered most in North
Georgia. About a dozen business
places were either totally wrecked or
badly damaged. The southern arm
OF the storm passed eastward through
Telefar county, taking everything in
its path.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
Nerlev villa.

Negley Villa has been placed OF
the market by the Los Angeles and
Santa Monica Land and Water Com.
pany, and that it will be desirable
place for suburban residence is eyi.
denced by the advantages it possesses.
1t is on the Southern Pacific railroad
and the Los Angeles County railroad
and there will probably be an electric
line running there in a short time.
The Sunset boulevard, 100 feet wide,
will run through the villa, and the
National Soldiers Home is within a
short distance, so that the surround
ings will be as pleasant as nature and
labor can make them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
IOWA REPUB LlCANS.
Allison strongly Endorsed fO
the Presidency.

DEs MONIES, March 21.-'The Re.
publican tate Convention assembled
in the Opera House at l J. o'clock this
morning. j. r. Dolliver was intro
duced as TEMPORARY chairman and
spoke in high eulogy of Senator Ali.
Son, after which picture of Allison
was lowered on to the stage amid
prolonged cheering and great enthu-
siasm. Delegates to the National Con
vention from eleven congressional
districts were then announced.
Among the delegates named are Sen
a.or Wilson, Ex-Goy. Irwin and Col.
Hepburn. Standing committees were
appointed and the convention cd
journed until two o'clock.
AT TIE AFTERNOON SESSION
The Committee on Resolutions made
the following report, which was
adopted:
Republicans of Iowa, we improve
this opportunity upon the. eve OF the
meeting OF the national convention, OF
presenting the name of William B.
Allison to the Republican convention
for nomination as President of tie
United States. We do this from the
profound conviction that we are act
ing in obedience to the obligation rest
ing upon Republicans everywhere
to urge the selection of the best
and strongest candidate. His long
service in both branches OF
Congress has been conspicuous
for loyalty to the Republicans, for
profound nowledge Of the resources
of the Nation, wisdom AMI skill in
finances, and for broad and pruden-
tial statesmanship. He is in the full
vigor of his mental and physical pow
ers, genial, affable and approachable.
He is the embodiment Of personal and
official integrity. He represents a
rare combination of all elements for a
strong candidate and wise execu-
tive"
An Allison brigade was organized to
go to Chicago in June.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
TREAsURER TATE.
A Reward of $4,000 Offered for
His Capture.

LOUISVILLE, March PA dispatch
from Frankfort states that the Senate
Judiciary Committee appointed yes
terday blythe House in their joint re-
port to the Legislature concerning the
proper measures to be taken in the
Tate defalcation case, recommended
impeachment. The report says that
the suspension by the Governor does
not vacate the office, and that i'm
peachment is the only constitutional
means by which, in this case. the alb.
sconding treasurer may be reno Ved
and his place made vacant.
THE REPORT ADOPTED.
FRANKroRg, KY, March q. The