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M AG NOLIA

aALM. isa COOLING. soo.hsng and en;oysbis
fs,iid prepsrskioh for fDe neck, srIas and kandsi
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In the Academy or hasio. New Orleans,
Tuesday, September II. 1883.

5l& Prizes amounting to.................N0t ,Sn
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled 70 terminal Prizes.
sS-For Club Rates, OF any further information
desired write legibly 70 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing IN Envelope
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary let.
tar. Currency by Express lat our expense) Cd.
dressed M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
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DITTsuIRG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
i luis RAILWAY CO.,
(Psn Handle Roris.l Un6er schedule IN effcct
August 5th, 1873, trains leave wheeling. Central
Standard Time: For Bteubenyille, Pitv burgh and
the East, $40 =. m, l2:S p m, Sd D. - and
$40 D. m. FOR Columbus, indianapolis. Cincin.
bas ana ana ohiosss. i3Ss 2. m. Es:nr srrYe .,
wheelinga ~ $50 q N. WOs ~ 2t5 o N and
$40 p. m Trains leaving At go O. m. and aI.
irving nj SD D. m, run Eolid between wheeling
and Pittsburg All trains daily, except Sunday.
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cfor Bent

SUI pfHl
FOR RENT
Store room No. 1912 Main street. Several Of
fees and rooms Lodging rooms In Baily's Block.
" Il. FORBES,
jyI4 lll2 Chapline Street.
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pounds 20 I7a Pounds.

-, several bottles Of Cuticura Re
Ssye .g''S All the results could wish for.
solvent VIZ. W., o. Al y,ar when commencing its
450C: !A!' '., ' - r,,uud< and to-day weigh
rss UGiEH'' 49, GEO CAMPBELL,
IT, pJlu"> Washington, ID. T..
I'll. -rttrlrt ResOyeut is beyond all
N'yS .,, .,-,.s,,,l 5lood purifier ever COM
g5laied
,.-,--,yra,p wriCe CUrICURA, Soc; SOAP,
= o sS.yEyr. 81 rreR g6STds y M sas POTTER
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-2aa lie Per Cent.-Governments
Steady 20 Firm-Stocks Highsr-Flour
Firm and Unchsneed-Wheat Uuste ady.
New YORK, September Mooney on
call easy at 1!a2! per cent; last loan ID
per cent, closed offered at per cent;
prime mercantile paper 41s6s per cent;
sterling exchange dull but steady and IN
changed.
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.HIo RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking efIect Nay nh. isssI Pas.
senger trains will run - iollows-Centl Time.
All trains daily except thoae marked thus
which do not run on Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND. NO l. NO B. Nos No.
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educational.

CT. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS & YOUNG
- Men. PROP. J. G. KINkAR, A. NJ, Principal,
ST. GEORGES, MD. College of Business. Select,
Thorough Safe. $3.50, and $500. Unsurpassed.
Opens September %. scplweddsatra
NORWOOD lNSTiTUTE-To Ma. 4 MRS W.
~ y. CABELL, Principals, Highland Terrace,
Washington, d. c.: Ny daughter has attended
Norwood Institute for two years and regard II
as one Of the first educational establishments IN
the country It's Principals, Mr.. and Mrs. Csbell,
are thorough in their methods and appointments
and their school has the confidence OF all who
are familiar with 1t. It's corps Of instructors is
complete, i.s arrangements admirable, and It's
advantages could not well be surpassed. rec
ommend IT 70 those who wish TO give their daugh'
ters sn education amidst refined and Chistian in.
HuenCes. Very respectfully JN0. W. DANIEL,
Enitod State Senate au26dr Greg
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MAGNOLIA

,,af.sf. bsnishes Rednsss. Roushness Pinpus
-, 50 ..ys5 si4bastsr FAcs. Neck Arms b Asnds
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Address Registered letters 70
UKW ORLKAuA NATIONAL BABk
Asg OHieanc, La

REMEMBER that the proaenos Of sensflii
Beauregard and Early, who are In charge Of TINS
drawings In q guarantee Of absolute fairness and
Integrity, that the chances are al equslr snt
that no one can possibly divine what number
will draw q prtse.
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment Of OIL
TI0XAL BANKS Of New Orleans, aud thi
Tickets are signed BY the President Of IN Inst
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognised
In the highest CUnrts; therefore, beware Of AM
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

viii begin It's Fall session "Wednesday, septem
Der 5, 1888 Those who desire thorough education
for their daughters cannot do better than 10 send
them to this Institution. Full course In the
Classics, Modern Languages, English, Drawing,
Painting, Music, etc.
For particulars, address
H. r. BLAISDELL,
in7sh President
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Proposals for Convict Labor.

WET VIRGINIA PKSTTEyTIAEY.
MouspsyILLK, W. Va, August 90, Is3
SYALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
y By the undersigned until II O'Clock meridian.
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1sss, Tor the Ia
borof One Hundred Conyicta, or any les nunbei
that may be desired. 10 be emploJed within the
Penitentiary for Q term Of from three 70 I'VE
years, and IN be furnished on the first day Of No
ysmber, 1888, OF sooner II desired
Proposals must be sealed and addressed 70 the
Superintendent and endorsed Bids for Labor .
fhe Board reserves. the right 70 REJECT any o.
all BIDS.
Any further information dexired viii b fur
nished upon application 10 the superintendent
BY order Of the Beard Of Direfon.
EDWARD ROBERTSON,
auslFh, Sal, su1,ta Superintendent
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Es. e1' Gs Use DIAMOND PAINTS e s os S Cents
MAGNOLIA

BALN- HaGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM is not,
Paint Fewder Or Rouge, but Refreshing liquid
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Ns1dasI,
ARE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.
.,.aIy gone. Flesh n mass OF
skin e"l-i leg diminished one-third
disc disc condition hopeless Cured
IN c,,i.ura Remedies.

" -.g-S WAS aIiIlONl VIIFpteN Win ~
rr ,h7eS y, from, nv knee down 20 my ankle;
S S s3 sO9 9S S9d pS SSs asns p %as
- uSsS On G-,b;s II had diminished about
Sslarel u ne 80. nj the other, and was in
- bird ne ',nr Are tryi8g all kinds Of
sJgeeS CON- I '.,,remGing buudredsof dollars, nom
...Sd.gs anu ..T,..f " nstever, WAS persuaded
Esirb ~ ~ 'SS,,iIl,r. Remeii. : and she result
prH yJyGr,. AMER three days ! noticed de;
-fsi ansy " Completely cured. My flesh
,E1 rN"'aS - he hnne which hat been eX-
IS pGrii'eI, 49, v,arl gut ,Ouod. The flesh be-
,Tst for o''. IN ,isy. aud for nearly two years
~ ,0s'r". Ss wpll'aS ever IL WAS, sound IN
-. ~ trS : ~ NOT Sign OF the dis sSe to be
sgr1-v u,SpS'A A'''' :. q. AHERN,
IN Dubois, Dodge Co, Ga.
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1uttsrp.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
IIl | MILNE llsTllITtl.
[nSB
Louisiana State Ls.,ery Company

Louisiana State Lo:,ery Company
Incorporated BY the Legislature In 1858 fol
Educational and Charitable purposes, and "
franchise made part Of the present State Con
stintion, In 1879, by An Overwhelming popular
vote
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawing,
take place Semi.Annualiy, (June and
Deceinber), and It's Grand Single
Number Drawings take place ON each
OF the other ten months In the year,
and are all drawn In public. ~ the
Academy OF Music. New Orleans, La.
I'VE DO hereby osrtify that We supervise the Al
rsngements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annua
Drawings Of the Louisiana 8tate Lottery Com
pany, and III pors0n manage and control The
drawings themselves, and that the same arc col.
Quoted with honesty, fairness and In good faith
coward all parties, and We authorize the oompxn!
TO usa this certificate, with iao-dnilss OF cor rr
ustuyea attached. IN is advertisement"
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

Cleanses the
Nasal PaSsa-
ges, Allays Pain
and Infauna-
hon, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses Of
T q g t g g n d
Smell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-08

We the undersigned Banks and Banten viii
say ell Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State lo:'
tsries which may be presented 1t our counter
X. M.wALMsLEY, Pres Louisiana National
Bank
PfERRE LAHAUx, Pres. s,ats Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank
CARI. HDHN, Priest. Union National Bsnf
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Through Tickets AMI Baggage Checked 70 all
W ROBINSON, Gent Pass Agent
PArkersburg. W. v.
FRED HUsEMKN. Trav. Pas. As'l
wheeling W. Va
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TOLEDO, September 7.--Wheat-Dull
and weak; cash 96ta97!c; September 96ac;
October 97!c; December 99tc. COrn--Dull;
No. 9 yellow 46lc. Oats-Active and
steady; cash 34fc. Clover Seed-Dull ard
firm; cash and October 81 rs.
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...,,. sr.r ~. 'pprrSery5d and beautitsd
sN.'"'..,,..r.f., NEnIgATED SOAP.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13

For full particulars
w. P. MCINTOSH. Genl Agent,
: srRREr. LOS ANGsLzs GAL,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Gem of the Foothills.

EDITOR HERALD DO you feel like
escaping the horrible mud, the sad
dening fog and the chill air Of Los
Angeles? Hook up a good team,
take an appreciative friend, who
knows fine scenery when he sees it,
and start for Monrovia. For sixteen
miles the road leads through a
country, that to other eyes than those
blinded by eastern SHOWS, seems the
fairest "that e'er the sun shone on"
But the crowning beauty is found
when you reach the Seem of the
Foothills" The finely graded streets
are SO dry that my lady's slippers are
not soiled at the crossings. The
grand old oaks for which this town is
famous throw the shadows of their
evergreen leaves upon the greener
grass. No spot in this beautiful city
is more charming than the Oak
Grove tract, owned by Mr.. j. S. Kee-
fer. 1t is fine residence property, sit
uated just north of the business CEN
ter Of the town, and will be sold at
auction on March 18th. Many fine
residences are already built on the
tract, and the street Car line will be
extended around the entire property
in short time. Gas pipes are now
being laid in all the principal streets,
and the Rapid Transit Road to Los
Angeles will be completed in sixty
days. Mr.. Keefer informs us that
those who desire to attend the sale
can have their choice, going by rail
or by carriages. The train leaving
the First street depot at 8 A. NJ, and
carriages from the Monrovia Head
quarters, ia West First street, Los
Angeles. from to $3.50 sharp. Only
a limited number Of tickets will be
sold. H. H. Matlock & Son will con-
duct the sale, and tickets and all in
formation can be obtained at ia West
First street. A free dinner will be
served on the grounds. Tickets
should be secured before day of sale
to ensure passage. Round-trip IS
cents. TRAVELLER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Meade and His Party Lib
Grated on Parole.
VITICULTURAL COMPETITION,
The Southern Pacific Opposes any
Reduction of its Freight
Rates.
lAsso ociated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

lAssoc ciated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SAN Francisco, March 12.-Word
was received here to-day from the
agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., at Ell
Paso, to the effect that United States
Marshal Meade, of Arizona, whose ar
rest by the Mexican authorities at
Janos, State of chihuahua, was re-
ported on Saturday, has been released
from custody. 1t is stated that the
arms of Meade and party were taken
from them and they were allowed to
walk about town, but not to leave it.
The understanding is that Meade and
party were not arrested because they
were in pursuit of the STEMS Pass
robbers, but because they went into
Mexico with horses and arms without
being examined by the Mexican Gus
tom authorities. The charge against
them is smuggling. 1t is understoo cd
that Governor Garlic, of chihuahua,
had promised to assist in every way
possible any United States officer
in pursuit Of robbers if he should pre-
sent the proper papers, and the
governor states that he will lay the
whole affair before the general gov
ernment at the City of Mexico.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
GENERAL TOPICS.
Serious Railway Accident
in Pennsylvania.
PASSENGERS BADLY INJURED
Comments of the English Sporting
Press on the Sullivan
Mitchell Fight.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERAI.D. !
ALTOONA, Pa, March 12.-Passen-
ger train No. 8, on the Pennsyl-
vania road, collided with a heavy
freight near Huntington this morning,
and both trains were wrecked. The
engineer and fireman of the passenger
train were instantly killed and a
freight brakeman and Pullman pass
enger seriously hurt. The other
passengers escaped with severe
shaking up. A severe storm was
raging on the mountains, and the
crew on the freight train were almost
frozen.
The wreck is simply colossal The
express train was running forty-five
miles an hour. Three sleepers were
smashed to pieces. All trains are
now ten hours late and cannot get
through before evening. The injured
brakeman has since died and three
passengers are reported injured.
LATER REPORTS.
The Western mail and express
reached here at O'Clock. Passengers
report the first sleeper completely aud
the second partly wrecked, but every
body safe beyond three in the first
coach, who were seriously injured.
1t is estimated that the loss caused by
the wreck is $75 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
THE TWO RH USERS.
They Arrive I'm LOndOn-COnl-
ments OH the Fight.

LONDON, March 12.-Sullivan and
Mitchell arrived in London this
morning. Sullivan left for Liverpool
a short time afterwards. Neither of
the fighters showed much signs of
punishment. Mitchell's friends are
very jubilant over the result Of the
fight.
During breakfast at Creil, yester-
day, it was reported that Sullivan ex-
pressed himself as being too old t.
enter the ring, and said tn 1T he would
confne himself hereafter to sparring
exhibitions and glove contests.
The Sporting Life says: eve
never saw man fight fairer than
Sullivan did; even when he was in-
tentionally spiked, he only asked
Mi chell to be more careful. He has,
we must admit, fallen from his high
estate, but his dethronement has
made a man of him."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
ROAT HUILDINE.
Three Important Contracts on
Hand at San ranciscO.

SAN Francisco, March 12.--The
new STEEL cruiser Charleston is pro-
crossing favorably at the Union Iron
Works. All the decks have been
placed in and a great portion of the
plating on the outside is completed.
The cruiser will be launched in a few
months.
The preparations have already
commenced for building a cruiser
named San Francisco. Models have
been made and all the mater ais or
dered.
The new steel ship for the mer.
chant service, being constructed at
the same place for Captain Knowles,
is intended to be run as a passenger
steamer and will be fitted up 20
eclipse anything that sails out OF the
harbor of her dimensions. She is
225 feet long and 33 feet beam.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
STARVING INDIANS.
Another Uprising Immine"t In
the Northwest Territory.

thS TNOEthWcbk 1cEEttDfHs
WINNIPEG, March 12.-For some
weeks alarming reports have been re-
ceived here from the west that the
Indians are very restless, owing TO neg
'ect of the government in furnishing
supplies, and that there was serious
danger of an uprising unless food was
at once forwarded. The mounted
police claim to be prepared to put
down any revolt, but at the same time
admit that there will be trouble I'M
less immediate relief is given. The
half-breeds at Batouche are in con-
stant communication with Gabriel
Dumont, now in New York, and in a
recent letter he is understood to have
advised them to secure food by pillage
rather than submit to slow starvation.
His people had half a crop of barley
this year, but they were obliged to
burn and eat it. Settlers of the
Northwest Territory are considerably
alarmed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13

xU-Exchange for sale on all the princi-
pal cities of the United States aud Europe.
MIRA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13

r OS ANGELES NATIONAL SANK,
Cor. First and Spring SITS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
THE RATE REDUCTION.
vigorous Protest by the Southern
Pacifsc,s Attorney.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Blowing
to the illness of Railroad Commits
sioner Rea, Commissioner White
postponed the meeting OF the Com
mission set for to-day.
The Attorney for the railroad, in the
matter of the 10 per cent. reduction
of freight rates on the northern divi
sion of the Southern Pacific, to-day
filed with the Commission argu-
ments protesting against the reduc-
ton, claiming that the road had in
view several extensions of the Santa
Barbara, or coast line, which would
have to be deferred if the reduction
were made. They also say that the
road has in the past always made
such reductions as it could well afford.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
M E N Il O N E.


Val Valley % Us ' W ~ s ~ run f ' s' san 0efnaoino
often
N the o - 80 ~ ~ ~
n s Successful @ aSson M % 5 hass @ s ana
PRODUCTS the sn 9tone are the The this
fruit be found No
oa Se @ nd % % rs 5 S orange S9
than the There fruit which will here
ion and profit in limited sections ofth - 80 ~
feet
TOWNSHIP buildings
$3.50
will remtei making
with special inducements -
follow owe
every valley and % strong fsas sd eh n
distance make the entire valley earth"
Fl apply to
w. r. MCINTOSH, Genl Agent.
nOTrT aArNrr x.s.- t,rsE.x.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13

DIRECTORS.
DIR. W. g. COCHRAN, Il. II. MARKHAM.
PERRY M. GREEN, JOHN BRYsON, 3d.,
DB. q. SINsABAUGH, F. G. HowEs,
GEORGE H. BoNEBRAKK.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
THE FISHERIES TREATY.
Cha berlain Comm rents on its
Probable Treatment.

LONDON, March u. In an inter-
view to-day Chamberlain, referring to
the fisheries treaty, said that the Rs .
publican Senate might not be willing
to allow the present Democratic Gov
ernment to get the credit of framing a
successful treaty, but he did believe
that the Senate would not take the
immense responsibility of rejecting
the treaty. He anticipated as with
the extradition treaty that the Senate
would postpone the treaty until after
the Presidential election. He did not
doubt, however, even if the treaty
should be rejected, that the settle
ment now arrived at would be the set
tlement ultimately decided on.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
A Man Found Hanged In the
Golden Gate Park.


SAN Francisco, March pa stroll
er entering a clump OF brush near
Golden Gate Park to-day, made a
startling discovery. AS he reached
the center of the thicket he saw a
man sitting with bowed head at the
loot OF tree. The stroller hailed him
but receiving no answer advanced for
closer view, when he saw that the
man was held in sitting posture by
a rope stretched tightly from his neck
to a low limb of the tree. The man
was dead and had been lifeless so long
that the body was badly decomposed.
The finder Of the body informed the
coroner, who judges that the man
hanged himself, and had remained
undiscovered for weeks. Putrefaction
had SO far advanced that the features
are not recognizable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Bay District Races.

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Little
Hope won the deciding heat Of Sat
urday's race between Lena, Palatina
and Prussian Boy.
The trotting race between Minnie
Lee and Laddie, best heats in was
won by Minnie Lee. Best time,
2:36M,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Marauding Mountaincers.

NoGALEs A. T., March IA large
party of Yaqui Indians few days
ago left the mountains near San Mar
cial, Mexico, and made a descent
upon tile Carlo ranch, running off
large quantity of stock. They Offered
no violence to parties about the ha-
cienda.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Election Mt Oakland,

OAKLAND, March 12.-The follow
ing is the vote at the city elections
held here to-day: For Mayor-C. d..
Pierce (D), 1876; S. H. Melvin (R),
2,312; j. W. Martin (American), J.,
856; A. j. Gregg (Prohibitionist), Is.
General Superintendent OF Public
Schools L. M. Campbell (R), $3.50;
I. 0. Crawford Democrat and Ameri-
cam, 2,l95: Jas. Mallock (Pro.), 10.
Marshal-Jno. w. Tompklns (K.)
1896, E. Barrett (D.) 1900, E. Il.
Finch (Amn.) 544, Jno. Muir (Prohi-
bitionist Is. For City Attorney.
A. Johnson (R.) 1859, q. f. How
ard (R.) 1865, w. w. Britton (Amn.)
OF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
A Total Wreck.

PORTLAND, Greg, March 12.-Latest
news from the Oregon Pacific Rail
road Company's steamer Bentley,
which ran on snag and sunk a few
days ago, are to the effect that the
boat has been abandoned and proves
to be a total wreck. The loss will
probably reach $4,000. The boat is
comparatively new one, having
been built less than two years ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Gave Himself Up.

MERGED, March 12.-Barney Con-
way has surrendered himself to the
Sheriff at Maricopa, stating that he
has killed a man named Morehead,
foreman or overseer OF the Jim Ma
lone mine and mill. A constable had
levied an attachment on some ore
belonging to Morehead, and Conway
was appointed keeper. A quarrel
ensued between the men, and the
latter shot Morehead five times, kill
ing him instantly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Lost by Fire.

VICTORIA, B. c., March 12.-On
Sunday evening fire destroyed large
quantity Of goods in the warehouse OF
Ames, Holden & Co. This firm lost
about $5 900. w. H. Redmond, oom
mission agent in the same building,
had a large quantity of cigars
destroyed; Thos. Earle had guam
tity of salt stored in the cellar,
which was also total loss. The
total damage, principally by smoke
and water, is about $4,000, partly
insured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
weather Predictions.

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Indica-
tions for the twenty-four hours COM
mencing at 4 A. M. March 13. For
California, rain in the northern por-
tion, fair weather in the southern por-
ton, light variable winds, generally
northerly, in Southern California,
fresh winds in Northern California,
slightly cooler.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
We'll Known Here.

SAN Francisco, March 12.-H. w.
Magee of Pasadena and B f. Fin
layson and Maj.r Bonebrake OF Los
Angeles, members of the Republican
State Central Committee, arrived in
the city to day. They are here to
meet committeeman from all over the
State, who hold session on Wednes-
day to decide on the time and place
for the next Republican State Con-
vention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Bensou.s Case Called.

San FRANCISCO, March 12.-Argu-
ment was commenced to-day in the
case of John A. Dimmig. United
States Circuit Judge Sawyer over
ruled the plea in Attachments in the
Benson case to-day. Defendants were
given ten days to plead to the new in
dictments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Sealing Regulations.

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Collec-
tor Hager received instructions from
the Treasury Department to-day to
warn parties fitting out private sealing
vessels not to kill fur-bearing animals
in the Behring Sea within the limits
prohibited by law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-13
Burglary ut Fresno,

FRESNO, March 12.-The store of
Kulner, Goldstein & Co., one Of the
largest in the city, was entered by
burglars last night, and large
amount of stock stolen. The loss has
not been estimated yet.