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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-12-06

LONDON, Dec. 5.-Raymond Heath,
conservative, yesterday said that he
believed the government at the next
session of parliament would ask for q
loan of ten million pounds sterling,
to be devoted to strengthening the
navy.
DIDN'T KEEP THE MONEY.
MILwAUK EE,Dec. 5.-President Lu,
cas-, of the First National bank of
Columbus, Indiana, who was recently
robbed of q large amount of money
by William Schruler. his bookkeeper,
is in the city in search of some of the
plunder.
Lucas came from Windsor, On
tario, where he made a settlement
with Schruler and secured o mem
oraDdum of places where he de-
posted his Ill gotten gains. Schru-
Ter arrived in this city Friday and
placed $4,000 in securities in the
Merchants Exchange bank. He
then went to ~Waukesha, Wisconsin,
aud placed S45,000 in the Waukesha
National bank, after which he
skipped to Canada. President Lucas
secured the Waukesha money yester-
day and this morning the Merchants
Exchange bank delivered the bulk of
the plunder to him. Lucas is on his
way to Chicago, where he expects to
add $500 from some Chicago
bank. Schruler has been given his
freedom from prosecution.
SUIT AGAINST THE SUGAR CoMBINATIoS.
New YORK, Dec. 5.-The case OF
the people against the North River
Sugar Refining company, was contin-
ued this morning. James G. Carter,
counsel for defendant continued his
argument. He said the combination
CT sugar refining companies, was not
intended as monopoly forthe man.
ufacture of sugar, nor was it for the
purpose of increasing the price OF
sugar. Sugar, he said, was CON-
modify limited only by the inability
to manufacture raw material unlim-
tied in supply, and all that was re-
quired for its manufacture was capt.
tai and labor. There were other CON-
modities that are by nature restricted
in supply, and a combination to con-
troll such, for the purpose of increas-
ing its value might come under the
charge of a violation of law. Sugar
is not q necessity OF life although,
being so much used by people all
over the globe, it might be nearly so
considered.
FATAL COLLISION.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dee. 5.-This
morning at the Lake Shore road, a
mixed passenger train collided with q
freight train while both were running
at the rate of forty miles en- hour.
Conductor James Kennedy of the
passenger train was instantly killed
James Mccoy, fireman, and Patrick
Riley, brakeman, were fatally injured.
Albert Lindsay, an engineer, was
badly hurt. Both engines and ten
cars were wrecked.
THE TARIFF BILL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Wben the
tariff bill was taken up, Harris of
Tennessee, moved to lay on the table
an amendment to the house bill pro-
posed by the committee of finance,
which is the whole senate bill, and
demanded the Yeas and Nays. The
motion was rejected by strict party
vote, Yeas 10, Nays 26.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
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OVER THE BURLINGTON.
A Special Carload Hound for
Boston.

A Special Carload Hound for
Boston.
The following telegram was received
here on Monday regarding the Chica-
go, Burlington and Quincy excursion
which left the city on Thursday last Z:
SALT LAKE.
"Party arrived here, all safe and
happy. Transferred to ID. d II. q. in
first-class train.'
A special Pullman car OF Burlington
excursionists recruited ia Pasadena
and bound for Boston left the city on
No. J8 to-day. 1t consisted Of Alonzo
Towers, wife and son, s. ID. Kent and
wife, M. II. Houghton and family,
Mrs. q. f. z. Day and two children,
Mrs. Cullander, Mrs. Clenendin, II.
Curtis and wife, Mrs. Richardson and
child, Mrs. Draper, Mrs. Wetherby
and +. II. Wright and wife.
The car in which the party travelled
is named the "Santa Cruz" and is
one of the most handsomely appoint
ed passenger coaches in America. The
floor is covered with a magnificent
Brussels carpet, the seats are uphol-
stored with light blue silk plush and
handsome curtains drape each win
dow and surround the berths. Each
section can be transformed into a
miniature drawingroom, giving per-
feet seclusion and enabling the trav-
eler 10 perform the necessary toilet
changes in a much more comfortable
manner than is usually the case. 1t
is palace car in every sense of the
word, and the Burlington is to be con-
graduated in having secured it for the
use OF its patrons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Justice Austtm,s Court

All Jim, playing game OF fan-tan,
fined $25.
James Driscol, Thomas Barnable
and Andrew Mccarthy were fined SC
for disturbing the peace.
All Chow, dealing game Of fan-tan
continued till May Sd, at 10 A. NJ,
with bail fixed in the sum of $500.
Max Harris, selling lottery tickets,
continued till to-day, with bail fixed
in the sum of $50.
Eugene GARNER, forgery, set for
May 4th, at 10 A. NJ.
Mung Jeong, petit larceny, con-
/ tlnued till to day, at 8 P. NJ.
Ill. Call, obtaining money by false
pretences, examination set for We'd
nesday. May 10th, at IL A. NJ, with
bail fixed in the sum OF 5000.
L. Sanders, selling lottery tickets,
trial set for Tuesday, May 18th, at
2 p. NJ, with bail fixed in the sum OF
800.
Queng Chung, maintaining a nui-
sance, trial set for Tuesday, May Sth-
at l2A. NJ, with bail fixed in the sum
of $40.
w. q. Hill, Walter H. Nicke rson.
H. 0. Hem, disturbing the peace,
set for today at 10 A. NJ; with bail
fixed in the sum of $15 each.
John Kslly, the notorious "Mac."
was yesterday sentenced by Judge
King. to 30 Gays imprisonment in the
County Jail for vagrancy. Attorney
q. q. Stevens, Kelly's counsel, gave
notice OF appeal, and asked His Hon
or to fix Kelly's bail; after consider
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
THE RAILROADS.
Important Changes in Sec
ond-class Travel.
BUSINESS DONE IN APRIL.
Rapid Progress Being Made On
The New Line To Santa
Monica.

The following circular was received
at the offices Of the Southern Pacific,
in this city, on Monday:
SAN FRANCISCO, April 28.
GENTLEMEN: The following is an
extract from telegram from General
Superintendent Dickinson, OF the
Union Pacific Railway:
"Commencing April goth, we will
not take second-class passengers on
our No. from Ogden, as we propose
to make this first class train.o
Said No. leaves Ogden 10 p. NJ.
(mountain standard), therefore all
eecond-class passengers going East by
the Union Pacific Railway should be
ficketed by No. 20 from Los Angeles,
etc., and No. / from Sacramento,
etc., unless the passenger wishing to
take our No. 18 and our No. 3 re-
spectively, expresses willingness to
remain overnight at Ogden.
r. II. GOODMAN,
Gen'l. Passenger and Ticket Ag't.
This also applies to west-bound travel
rs the following notice issued by the
Union Pacific shows
"To connecting lines-The increased
travel on the Overland Flyer" has
rendered it necessary, in order to
make time, to limit the number of
cars on this train west-bound. On
and after Sunday, April Goth, the
"Overland Flyer" practically becomes
a limited train, and will be composed
exclusively OF Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, which will be run through
without change from Council Bluffs to
Denver, Portland, San Francisco and
Los Angeles. The Overland Flyer
No. 3, west-bound, leaves Council
Bluffs daily at IL o'clock noon, and
no day coaches will be run on the
"Ovelland Flyer" on and after the
above mentioned date until further
notice."
The outcome Of it all is that those
who wish to travel East, eecond-class
over the Central Pacific and Union
Pacific, will have to leave this city on
No. 20 If they wish to go through
-~Nithout a stop. They will Of course
be at liberty to 60 on No. 18 but will
have to endure the layover at Ogden
outlined above.
Up to the present time second-class
cars here have been run over the
northern route Of the Southern Pacific
as follows:
EASTWARD.
Tourist sleeping cars leaving Los
Angeles on No. 18, and San Francisco
on No. l, and connecting with No. 3,
at Sacramento.
Through Council Bluffs car leaving
Los Angeles on No. 20, and connect
ing with No. |, at Sacramento.
WESTWARD.
Tourist sleeping cars from Ogden
on No. A., destination Los Angeles
and from Ogden on No 2, destination
Los Angeles and from Og,len on No.
2, destination Oakland.
Through car from Council Bluffs
from Ogden on No. with destiua-
tion Los Angeles.
Under the new system second-cla' s
passengers taking No. from San
Francisco will be carried in the
smokers to Sacramento.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
BIG BUSIN JESS.
Railroad Reports for the Month,
of April.

Last month has been an unusually
active one in railroad circles in this
city. 1t was stated at the uptown
ticket Office yesterday that the
amount of business done there during
April is the largest on their records
The number OF persons presenting the
return half of round-trip tickets for
endorsement is falling off daily, thus
evidencing that the Eastern visitors
have nearly all returned home.
West bound travel is very heavy COM
pared with that of the same season
last year, though it is, of course,
much lighter than a month or two
ago, when the blizzards aud storms in
the East drove the residents there IN
countless numbers to the perpetual
summer of the Pacific coast.
The local travel shows no signs of
decreasing, however, and this is one
of the best evidences Of prosperity.
The many little towns that have
sprung up in Southern California dur
ing the past two or three years are
adding to their population day by day. /.
and their household requirements and
business necessities compel an amount
of travel in and out of Los Angeles
that increases roportionately with
their advancement.
1t is said that the freight receipts OF
the Southern Pacific at this point for
the four months OF the present year
exceeds by 81 1000, 900 the amount OF
business done during a corresponding
period last year. For the month Of
March 5,555, 800 pounds of merchan-
disc were received and handled by the
company here, and the records for
April are said to show about the same
figures. In spite of the additional ware
house room added last year
to the old freight house on
San Fernando street it is almost
impossible at times to handle the
quantity oil goods that are necessarily
pouring in and it is almost certain
that another structure will have to be
added in the near future. Additional
yard facilities (already mentioned in
the HERALD) are in the course OF con-
struction as the prospects are that the
coming season will see a Jan that can
scarcely be appreciated by those who
have not personally made themselves
acquainted with the progress that Is
going on here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
rhe Line to santa Monica.

Forty teams are employed daily by
the Los Angeles County road on the
grade OF the line to Santa Monica, and
are doing good work. There only re-
mains about four miles more to be
fixed, after which the tracklaying will
Immediately commence. All Of the
material is either on hand or en- route
and by the 1st of July it is expected
that the road will be in running order.
1t will enter Santa Monica on Rail-
road avenue and will be consider
ably shorter than the Southern
Pacific line. The company intends to
run several trains daily, some stopping
at all points for way traffic, and others
making only three halts (at the Sol
diers' Home, Sunset, and Prospect
Park between Santa Monica and the
city. One Of these express trains will
be run each way every day SO as te
give business men chance to reside
at the seaside during the summe,
without occupying too much OF their
time in travelling to and from town
1t is expected that the run will be
made in 30 or 40 minutes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

work was finished, the proposed
double track between Oakland and
Port Costa would be started, but II
appears that the company is more
anxious TO get at its new coal
supply. That the Fort Costa
new line will be speedily con-
structed goes beyond doubt, as the
traffic between that point aud San
Francisco is simply enormous and
with only one rail to work on, it is a
wonder that accidents have not been
very numerous on that division
There is q continual procession oi
trains up and down, and the slightest
error on the part Of train-dispatcheI
might cause serious catastrophe,
as trains are mainly run by telegraph
ing instead of on schedule time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
General g;Ienninu.,

Mr.. j. A. Muir will be back at his
post OF duty to-day.
The Santa Fe new freight house is
nearly completed internally and is a
very we'll fitted and commodious
building.
Five carloads OF excursionists left
the Santa Fe depot yesterday morning
in the train making the first trip over
the San Jacinto road.
The new turntable and scales in the
Southern Pacific yards will soon be
completed. Work on the extra coal
bins is also progressing rapidly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
BOUND FOR HURON.
The Y. us. Construction OVtgis
tn Los Angeles.

sh LOS Angeles.
Three carloads of Cinnamon and
part of the working outfit of the Pa
cific Improvement Company passed
through this city on Monday evening
en- route to duron where they are to
work on the new eXtenzion from that
point to the coal mines. They have
been hitherto employed in changing
the roadbed about Pantano, Ariz.
which work is now completed. The
Pantano district is the one where, dur
ing the transforms, the track is gen.
orally washed out, so the company
has removed its roadbed from the
canyon and placed it on the side OF
the hills which bounded the former
line. 1t is expected, therefore, that
the announcements OF g Trains de.
layed by washouts in Arizona " will
not be so frequent as heretofore by
the Southern Pacific.
1t was anticipated that when this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
The G. 4 N. WIS Advance.

Residents Of Lassen county are con-
siderably excited over the reports that
the Chicogo and Northwestern Road
will enter the State by that route on
its way to San Francisco. 1t is said
that a very available line could be OBJ
tanned via Honey Lake, Susanville,
Noble's Pass, Big Meadows and Deer
Creek Pass into the Sacramento VAL
ley. This, it is said, would save con-
siderable distance between Winnie
mucca and the seaboard, and also
open up an immense timber belt be-
tween Susanville and the Sacramento
Valley, The fact that this route
through the Sierra is also considerably
lower than the one used by the Cen
tral Pacific would be another induce
ment, for it would avoid the necessity
of snowsheds and the other heavy ex-
penses attendant to them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Special Grange TraIns,

The announcement that special
orange trains over the California
Pacific and Union Pacific liEes had
been discontinued proves to be rather
premature. The season is not neo,
over yet, and until further notice
specials will run on Wednesday and
Saturday nights as heretofore, with
additional service in case of heavy
shipments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Certificate Of Partnership.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AMI
y county of Los Angeles, ss.-We, the
undersigned. do hereby certify that we are
partners, transactis,g business in the city OF
Los Angeles, State Of California, under the
firm name and style of the Pioneer Brick
Company; that the names in full of the
members of said partnership are Joseph
Mutually and 4. g. Tice, and that the places
of our respective residences are set oppo
site. our respective names hereunto tub
scribed.
JOSEPH MULLALLY, Los Angeles City,
California
E. G. TICE, Los Angeles City,
California.
Filed April 80. 1888.
CHAS. H. DUNSMOOR, Clerk.
By II. B. TANNING. Deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
THE COURTS.
Department No. 1-ohency

Dspartheht NO. i-Gneuey, j.
People vs. All Mue--Arraigned and
Monday, May 9TH, time set to plead.
People vs. All Koon; People VS.. All
Gee; People vs. Hong Young; People
vs. All Bing; People VS.. All Hing
Arraigned and Monday, May 7th,
time set to plead.
People vs.. o. O'Campo-Demurrer
filed, presented and submitted; by
the Court taken under advisement.
The following causes were set for
trial on the following dates:
People vs. Charles Murphy-May
18th.
People VS.. Edwin Daily-May 18th.
People vs.. E. M. Clark-May 10th.
People vs.. VIM. Elton-May 25th.
People VS.. Charles King-May 26th.
People vs. James Callahan--May
2Sth.
People vs. frankie Dykes-June 1st.
People VS.. +. o. Hutchins-June
9Th. =
People VS.. All Gee-June 9th.
People We. Martin Thomas-June
8th.
People vs.. Geo. Menenhall-June
9th.
People VS.. James Welsh-It appear
ing that there was not a sufficient
number Of term trial jurors in atten-
dance to try the cause, owing to
twelve of the jurors having tried the
cause of People vs.. Muncil, and said
Muncil having been charged Jointly
with Welsh, it is ordered that by
consent of all parties that this cause
be continued until Thursday, MAY Sd.
Judge Cheney ordered that spe-
cial venire be issued to the Sheriff,
commanding him to summon twelve
special jurors to serve as trial Jurors
in the case of the People VS.. James
Welsh.
People vs.. J. Joseph-On motion Of
the District Attorney and defendant,
and his counsel agreeing thereto, the
defendant withdraws his plea OF not
guilty Of grand larceny and enters
plea of guilty of petit larceny. Thurs
day, May Sd, time set for sentence.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Another Addition.

p. N. Norboe, OF Tulare, has begun
the survey Of new Midland Railway
to run from Visalia to point east o.
Tulare, where it will form a junction
with the Stockton and Tulare Rail.
road which is now being constructed
along the east side Of the San Joaquin
valley. This line runs almost paral-
lei with the Southern Pacific's present
tract, and is intended to pick up the
travel in the outlying valley, which is
daily becoming more heavy. Towns
are being laid out every few miles,
and when it is completed it will great
ly advance the interests Of Central
California.
The midland line will also be ex-
tended in the other direction from vi
salia into the timber country, and
will open up very valuable section
there.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
ur. no-a.n-u.

In MS new discovery for CONSUMPTION, sue
acknowledged by all to be simply marvel
Gus: " is exceedingly pleasant to the 10 ate
perfectly harmless. and does not sicken. II
al cases OF Consumption, Coughs, Colds
Pains In the chest, 1t has given universal
satisfaction DR.. Bosanko's Cough anG
Lung Syrup is sold at SOC. by G. II. Hance
10 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
work a, san pedro.

Three carloads of horses and two
carloads Of men left the city yesterday
morning for San Pedro. They are to
be employed in building additional
yards there to accommodate the enor.
nous amount of business that is pour.
ing in at that port.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

able argument he did SO, in the sum
OF $ou0, and no amount of argument
on the part Of Attorney Stevens,
could get him to change his decree.
Up to late hour Kelly was unable to
get the necessary bail and was conse-
quently taken to the County Jail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
Coming Closer 60 los Angeles

The San Joaquin Valley Railroad is
doing considerable work in the noun
tains about the TETON country and
has large force of men at work at
Fish Canyon where the ascent is made
to the Canyada de Los Twas. Gen.
eral Beale says that this road. which,
it will be remembered, is to connect
with the S. z. and A. P. at Moiave.
will sherten the existing railroad link
between Los Angeles and Bakersfield
by about go miles, thus making the
distance between those two points
only about 100 miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
easadena,s Proposition.

Pasadena wants to be connected
with the Los Angeles and Monroyia
Rapid Transit road at Ramona, from
which point it is only three miles
distant. This, it says, would be one
way for the people of Pasadena to
solve the rapid transit problem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
People, &C., vs. John B. Johnson.
Mrs. E. Wood VS.. H. Marteen.
DepartnenrINo. s-o,Melveny,

BepartmenttNo. 8-O'Meiveny, j.
Ferdinando Bessolo, subject OF
Italy, was yesterday admitted to citi-
zenship.
People vs. i. G. Lenon-Ten days.
additional time given defendant tc
prepare amended bill of exceptions
A. Moore VS.. w. w. Dorwood-Ten
days additional time granted to plain
tiff to prepare, serve and file state.
ment on motion for new trial.
Judge O'Melveney ordered that a
special venire be issued to the Sheriff
commanding him to summon twenty
special jurors, returnable May 2, to
serve as trial jurors in the case of the
people VS.. Gains.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
In the Superior COult.

QTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Los Angeles, S. In the matter OF the
Estate of Loring French, deceased. Notice
for Publication Of Time for Proving Will,
etc.--Notice is hereby given that Tuesday,
the 18th day OF May; 1888, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. OF said day, at the court room of this
Court, Department Two thereof, in the
Jones Block, City of Los Angeles, County of
Los Angeles, and State of California, has
been appointed as the time and place for
hearing the application of Lorena F. Cross,
praying that document now on file in this
Testament Of the said deceased, be admit
ted to probate, and that letters testmentary
be issued thereon to her, at which time and
place all persons interested therein may ap-
pear and cont lest the same.
Dated April 30th. 1888.
C II. DUNSMOOR. County Clerk
By M. J. AsHMoRE, deputy. my1-10t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
EalrView Rejoicing.

The long looked-for steel for the
Santa Ana and Fairview road arrived
yesterday and was Immediately y
shipped to its distributing point. The
shipment consisted of twenty-four fiat
carloads and is sufficient to cover the
track already graded 1t will be laid
down at Once and trains will COM
mence running as soon as the last
spike is driven.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
People VS.. Miller.

Department NO. e.-Gardincr, j.
Estate of Tucker r. Tierce-Petition
for sale of realty and settlement Of
account. Sarah E. Tierce, sworn,
account settled as presented and petit
tion for sale of realty granted; bond,
Sc, 900.
Estate of Jacques Behu-Final ac-
count and distribution; continued to
Monday, May 7th.
Estate OF VIM. Kross-Settipg apart
estate. Order granted as prayed for.
Estate of Lydia Rebbeck-Settle-
ment of account. Account settled as
presented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

II you amt quite sight to see with yotir
face as yellow as saffron, excepting under
You'll be laid up, sure, IL YOU don't take
some FIese's Hamburg Tea. You'll And
that medicine sure cure for jaundice and
your other troubles, so Just take Il right
away. M am. and be better
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
SET FOR TODAY.
People vs.. A. B. East.
pepar.ment NO. 4, Hutton, j..

NepaFtment NO. 4, Hutton, j.
Fairview Development Company
VS.. Kent-Ten days granted defend
ant to answer.
Conant vs. Silent-Complaint va
Gated.
Conant vs.. McFarland-Ten DAYS
granted to plaintiff to amend com
plant.
McStay vs. Barney-Argued, sub
milted and taken under advisement.
Miles ct al. VS.. Vale ct al.-Find-
ings and judgment fled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.l

COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, SO.
On this 2eth day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-eight, before me,
Charles Worth, Notary Public, in and for
said Los Angeles county, residing therein,
duly commissioned and sworn, personally
appeared Joseph Mutually and E. G. Tice,
known to me to be the persons described in,
and whose names are subsci ioed to the
within instrument, aud they eacn severally
same.
In witness whereof, l have hereuuto set
1900 my official seal, at my office, in
SEAL the city and county Of L. s An
....... geles, the day aid year first
above written.
CHARLES WORTH, Notary Public.
m 1-1u5t t4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02
SET For TODAY.
Hooper VS.. Worth ct al.

Township COurt-Tanev, y.
People VS.. g. Wiley Wells-Cause
set for examination May z.
Charlton vs.. HArvey-Cause set for
trial May II.
People VS.. J. Smith-Fined 81.
People vs.. Evening Sun-Fined ~.
People VS.. Thomas Samson-Fined
Sc.
People ys. NJ. Dorema-Defendant
discharged.
SET EoR TODAY.
Peaple VS.. r. w. Morris.
East VS.. Chadwick.
MAY vs.. Carroll,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by g. #. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-02

gsles street.