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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
THE WEATHER.
Heavy Rain FAllinG-Wash.Ou
In Arizona.


SAN DIEGO, February 29.-Rain has
been coming down in torrents this
afternoon, accompanied by high wind.
The rainfall for the season is far
above the average.
SAN LUCAS, February ga heavy
hail storm visited this place to-day,
lasting an hour, and it then began
raining.
YUMA, February 29.-It has been
raining all day east Of here. There
is washout near Mohawk Summit,
but the extent of the damage is un-
known.
TUCSON, February ga strong
gale from the southwest, followed BY
a general rain, occurred tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Ta UNK-LINE RAFFlC.
An Agreements Made Regarding
Western Business.

An agreement WaQe neg ar UlnR
Western Business.
New York, February 29.-The Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Trunk
lines met to-day and discussed the
alleged "pro-rating with the Western
roads," It was decided that pro-
rating or Especial rate" business shall
cease after March Sd next, and from
that date forth the rates will be the
same as before the decentralization &C.
Cured west Of Chicago. As a precau-
ton against any underhand dealings
regarding export rates, it was decided
that bureaus OF billing and weighing
should be Immediately established at
all the western terminals Of the trunk
lines
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
CHARITABLE OORCoRAN.
He Bequeaths Large Sums to De
serving Org

ne neque0the A8f8e sums 10 ne
serving Organisations.
WASHINGTON, February 29.-The
will of the late w. w. Corcoran was
offered for probate to-day. The
greater portion of the estate, which is
valued at $500 900 is bequeathed to his
grand children, George p, Louise M.
and William G. Eustis, to be held in
trust for them for ten years. Several
legacies of $4,000 and IS 1000 are left
to other relatives and similar amounts
to various orphan asylums in the dis
trict. 100000 is left toIshe Corcoran
art gallery and $50, ,0OCTto the Louise
Home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01

for soldiers Of the Union. The Senator
was welcomed to the position he had
assumed. He had enlarged the scope
of debate not for the special purpose
the ridiculing Senators supposed to be
Presidential candidates, but for the
purpose of arguing against the whole
idea Of pensions to Union soldiers,
whether disabled or otherwise.
After further debate the s mate adj
journed without action.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Torres k'etcd.

Tucson, February 20. - Governor
Luis Torres and party were enter
tanned to-day by the citizens of Tue
son and tonight . grand reception
was given ct the Commercial Club
rooms in his honor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
late Committee, proceeded to Ar
senal Hill and selected tract of
twenty acres ON which to build
State capitol.
RosENFELD COMPROMISES.
About s6OO,O0O Worth of LiabiIi
ties 10 be Settled.

CHICAGO, February 29.-Maurice
Rosenfeld, the principal broker for
Harper in the big wheat deal last
June, has made compromise with
all but few Of his creditors, and was
paying claims to-day. All creditors
who are members of the Chicago
Board of Trade get twenty-five per
cent. of their claims, and the New
York Stock Exchange creditors forty
per cent. The total liabilities owing
to the Board OF Trade members are
100000, and the Stock Exchange
members 800 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
wrested from the Sea.

SAN RAFAEL, February 29.-The
body of Thomas 0hristianson, who fell
from the schooner Alameda at Sau-
salito on Friday .ohas been recovered
and was brought here to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
A Brutal Murder.

SAN Francisco, February pa
Belleville, Texas, special says: Tim
Forsyth, the son of the Sheriff of
Pamela county, has been arrested for
the murder of County Treasurer Hill,
and charged with cutting off the lat
ter's head with hatchet and taking
a large amount of money. Forsyth
confesses to the crime. The widow
OF the murdered man has lost her
reason.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Determined 10 Die.

MARYsvILLE, February 29.-J. O.
Cousins, the mulatto whom the doc
tors several weeks ago pronounced
affected with leprosy, made . 9Th
and successful attempt on his life lnrt
evening, by swallowing the contents
of bottle OF laudanum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
All the Evide nee In.

SALT LAKE, U. T., February 29.-
The testimony in the suit OF the
United States against the Mormon
Church before Examiner Sprague con-
cluded to-day and will be submitted
to the Supreme Court tomorrow.
The evidence to-day related to the
transfer of the church property. 1t is
claimed in the matter of tithing that
the printed forms have been changed
in order to avoid the law and it now
makes the tithing appear as free
will offering.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Utilizing Their Discovery.

SANTA ANA, February pa new
gas company has been organized and
the stock subscribed for piping and
lighting Fairview with natural gas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
! Distressinx News,

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, February 29.--
During concert here this evening
Elma Di Murska tainted away on the
stage and late This evening her life
was said to be despaired Of.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Archibald on the stan d.

New York, February 29.-The ex-
animation of Trustee Archibald, of the
Standard Oil Trust, was resumed to-
day. Consideration was had of the
railroad arrangements, but nothing
definite was elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01

wares are being delayed, and it means
thousands of dollars of loss every day
that one China liner is detained. The
companies are not the only loosers,
for the merchants Of the city and
East suffer heavily"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
A HUSBANDS venweanco.

HoUsToN, Texas, February 29.--
Last night H. H. Moore shot and
killed Frank Ricord near Eagle Lake,
in Colorado county. Ricord had pre-
viously insulted Moore's wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
CROWDED WITH CRUISE a s.
Condition Of Affairs at 'Frisco's
Quarantine Station.

quarantine Stat1Oms
SAN Francisco, February pa
case of smallpox Has developed among
the Chinese passengers on board the
steamer San Pablo, which arrived in
this port few days ago, and the ves-
sci has been placed in quarantine.
"Things are getting into bad tan
gle out in the quarantine grounds"
said Traffic Manager George H. Rice,
of the Pacific Mail and Occidental
and Oriental Lines, 1T looks to t;
soon have the south quarantine
grounds dotted with hulks. There is no
question but that something must be
done by the Government or State or
city to provide ample quarantine faci-
lities. Our steamers are tied up;
our patrons ~ complaining that their
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
TRACK AND Tn AIN.
Fresno Anxious to get the San
Joaquin Valley Road.

=
Joaquin Valley Road.
SAN Francisco, February 29.-The
Committee of citizens who left Fresno
two days ago to confer with the directors
Of the San Francisco and San joaquin
Valley Railroad, regarding the build
ing of that line through Fresno, held
a meeting this afternoon with Messrs.
Poulsell and Paige representing that
road. The railroad people said that
the Committee could GO home and
make what showing they
could do toward Offering
guarantees OF depot ground,
terminal facilities, and such other
proposals as might be made on behalf
Of the citizens to the road. They
said that the company would grade 70
about the point where the line would
naturally turn east, and it would de-
pend on what Fresno could offer In
determining whether the road con-
tinued on south, as at first intended.
or only connected with Fresno By :
branch road. The committee inti-
mated that they would make
an attempt to secure q money
guarantee Of $3.50, 900, and tel
legraphed to Fresno, calling :
meeting for tomorrow night to take
up the question and outline definite
proposition for the consideration of
the railroad people. The committee
left here tonight.
A PLEA FOR MUssEI sLouGH.
A petition, signed by some 400 resi-
dents OF the Mussel Slough district
Tulare county, has been presented to
General Manager Towne, OF the Sou
thern Pacific, asking for better rail-
road facilities on the fifty miles Of tho
Goshen division between Goshen and
Huron. There is only one train daily
each way. The residents ask to have
two other trains put on, one to COM
meet with the south-bound Atlantic
express, reaching Goshen at 3:27
A. M, and another to connect without
delay with the northheuad overland.
A. q P. ROLLING STOCK.
New YORK, February 20. - The
Mail and Express says: The business
of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company has so increased that they
have been obliged to make arrange
ments with a syndicate for $500, 900
for new equipments. The trust will
provide fifty new engines, to be paid
for in sixteen semi-annual payments,
with interest at six per cent, the
principal being about $500, 900. One
thousand two hundred cars will be
built and paid for in the same way.
They will probably cost about $780,
600.
THE FAIRvIEW LINE.
SANTA ANA, February 29.-A special
train of thirty carloads of new ties
arrived from San Pedro tonight for
the Santa Ana, Fairview and Pacific
Railroad. Grading on this line to
the new town Of Fairview is expected
to commence next week,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
PubIic.Spiritcd PoIicv,

SAN DIEGO, February 29.-The Ma
tional City trustees have issued call
for an election to bond the city for
$3.50, 900 for sewers, streets and pub
lie buildings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Thurtliff succee.rml.

SACRAMENTO, February 90. The
Governor has appointed BENZ. b.
Thurtliff trustee Of Napa Insane
Asylum for q term Of four years -
succeed the term expired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
A Pretraossa rraan.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 40. a =
thought that the trial Of John "A Dir
mig for the murder q Henfy -
hanyon viii not b cGnclndo6 bocu
i the end q tho Nook. \
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
THE HOUSE
An Important Revenue Question
Considered.


WASHINGTON, February 29.-Ir
committee of the whole to-day the
bill authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to purchase bonds with the
surplus revenue was considered. Mills,
of Texas, and Mckinley, of Ohio,
carried on the first part of the debate
Mckinley making long speech at.
tacking President Cleveland's refusal
to apply the surplus funds to the re.
demption of bonds.
Weaver, of Iowa, followed with an
attack on the National banking syg.
tenn, which put in certain banks i'm.
mense sums of money, and during
the present administration had been
presided over by ex-officials of the
Treasury Department.
Reed, Of Maine, Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, and Randall, of Pennsyl-
vania, participated in the debate.
after which McCreary, of New York,
offered an amendment, which was
accepted by Mr.. Mills, providing that
the bonds so purchased or redeemed
shall constitute no part of the sinking
fund, but shall be cancelled by the
Secretary of the Treasury. The COM
mittee then rose and the bill was
passed.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS.
The bill relating to postal matters
passed.
A bill was passed dividing the State
OF Minnesota into two collection dis
tricts, and making st. Paul port of
entry and St. Vincent SUPPORT.
The nomination of Major Rath bone
to be Consul-General at Paris, was
to-day recommended to the Commit
t,e on Commerce.
Chairman Mills authorizes the state
ment that the Tariff bill will be laid
before the full committee of Ways at
i session tomorrow.
The eulogies of late Congressman
Moffat, of Michigan, were then deliv-
cred and the House adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Lost HIS Reason.

SAN DIEGO, February 29.-G. Frenz,
who came to this city in ill health a
few months ago from Cleveland, o.,
and who has since been engaged in
real estate speculation, by which he
has cleared about $25, 900, has be-
come insane.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
A Rendezvous for Journalist
To be Tried for ururder.

SAN Francisco. February 29.-The
empanelling Of jury in the trial of
Quang Lee, the Chinese highlander,
who in 1886 killed Yee Yum, mem.
Der of a rival gang, was commenced
by Judge Sullivan to-day. The kill
ing of Yee Yum grew out of the trial
of Lee Chuck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
OTHER PROCEEDINGS.
Oklahoma Boomers.

WASHINGTON, February 29.-The
delegation appointed by the Kansas
City Oklahoma convention had con-
ference with the President to-day
upon the questions involved in
Springer's bill to provide Territorial
government for Oklahoma and the
Public Lands Strip.
A Rendezvous for Journalists.
SAN DIEGo, February 29.-The San
Diego Press Club was organized to-
night by a large delegation of city
and country msmbsrs. A prsss com1
mittee on Constitution and By-La We
was appointed, to report at a meeting
two weeks from to-day, when perma-
nent officers will be elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Result Of she Land.Jumping.

Result 0f tho LamdsJ jumping.
SALT LAKE, February 29.-The
committee appointed 1t the meeting
o. The City Council last night, to-day
With Mayor Armstrong and the Lesis-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
Al (,elebrated Cnse.

New York, February 29.-The
Grand Jury yesterday by vote of IS
to 5, decided to find no indictment
against Jay Gould and Russell Sage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01

IPostoffice Appointments.
WASHINGTON, February 3D.. L.
Regina has been appointed postmaster
at Arcadia, and j. B. Smith at Thomp-
son, Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-01
THE FAIRvIEM LINE

SANTA ANA, February ga special
train of thirty carloads of new ties
arrived from San Pedro tonight for
the Santa Ana, Fairview and Pacific
Railroad. Grading on this line to
the new town Of Fairview is expected
to commence next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

News OF ;he Week.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
A REPUBLICAN STATE ClSVEsFllS
WILL RE HELDIS-
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1888,
ATll0'Cl0Ck A. NJ,

Tor ths rurposs of notnin.tng . eanftiats
for tsoysrnuf, o. ~ .uprorted AZ N -spisu'
hsr siFctiou. an tfansscting sny olncf VesA
ns.. tat nay prulsriY cotns n~ftrs a..
Ths nasis 81 rvTresrutsttna ~ - e. tet'
t0-a HsCh City. to~n. an1 plsntstlHn III -
sntitiesi o. cns tslsgsis, snd tof 800 sefsnN
f.s vutes cAst Doe th- Republican candlieis
faf t.uvsrnor On so. ~ sdiitinoN dsiss sle,
al ~ . frul tlon q trrtY vute- IN snres. ~
seventy nv~ votes. further shiiiioa~A oe'-
sac
reception ru-uu - 10 Hal AZ niue oNlock 81
N. nornihg - M ConV~ntions fof Ne pr
t.r-~ - rrCs wing re rr-ienflals ~ dFtfsaies
A. sleCturs ~ Aalus. -ithuuf ruEafi - p.st
paiiiiCisi dirsr~uc.s. 10 n~llsNs IN preseSt
ins tns lnsfusfries ~ this state So ~ sSft-el
tara proslnCts, 80 believe On wins 10
l.rofef snd M ~.xesNrusf IA sssff f.<nts
spires iahor -ith oops snd cro-us -lih -
atty. -htch sivs. s.tsty ID o>fttsl 49, protes =
10 lnCrss-s. -htcn srcufes l-nliiic.i possI 20
ever ciIiren. cuunirrt sni caltlrs % sfeIl
bone siVins ire ropulsf eincAilon - %
pssspls o. fsvur q re slffrNEs snti an benes'
cssulUns % talluts. ~hn approve ths pruhlll
uoa - ~ igaor tr.ffc snd NJ promotlon ~
M Caa-s - tsmpsrscCF. ln a. esoeeinlt -
iusi .sf ficiest alilntni.tr.ilun - qahlie A.
snd -ho upbold e. iaiiciuus nussures faf %
sncourNGsnsnt ~ AnsrtcAn shi Qnaliilnss -
CordlAilV invitei o. safe ~iih N kspanilcAn'
In N ssiection q dsiessiss ~ ths Soa'en
rer osa.r EspaolioAa state COMMITTEES.
A.SLsf. Ch.irasn.
wills n. wtss. sccrvtsrr.
Auar,tA. ArsiL ~ -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Llvsrmore Falls IL TO have . hand ar
engine ant steamer.
The Portlsad Base Bal Cub hasn't mad
very good start this year. IL has plsyeS
sin league games, and lost them all.
The Republican State Convention q
Portland Il entitled 10 it26 votes and IN
nan who polls ia vii Be the nominee FOL
governor.
Land sales amounting To nearly 1000
have been male In Camden dariug "A,
month % April. mostly for Summer re
sort purposes.
Eiltor Bass OF The Bangor Commercial
urges The Democracy 10 antsgouiEe pro
hioitory legislation In The approaching
campaign In Maine
The nrsi number % the skowhegsn Re.
visu has appeared. IL IL Democratic
paper. edited By W. w. Kelley and o II
Bachelor. and 10 printed 81 the once OF th'
Pittsfsld Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The apologies Of the DemOers, are
due 10 the Msssrs. Barrett BrOs. for the
error in their name -hieh appeared in
the description Of Pair View Farm. Ia
Las, week. paper. Those familiar With
the hand-riting o. the horse Contributor,
vii no, wonder that The oomPositOr in.
isrpressd the name |. Bennett. The
winter Of this paragraph, Who made the
necessary corrections on the proof. has q
styIs Of ehirOsrspby which u not usually
rsnarksbls tor nlssibiliiy. but vhieh
sonssinss. - In THE sAss. 70 not clear
sssssh 70 pssvsns mistakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

The ouly -sy the Republican party cat
BE- unitei on the isrif question IL % hay'
their platform written In VOlspuk. Il
would be susceptible Of a. many intsrpre
tstions o there are various IDEAS on 10
subject In the psrty.-Argus-
Joke inisndedl /, has been general.
ly believed that !, Is the party Of "Jstfsr
sOnisn simplicity" ina, !. q little "a, sea
on ihi. sabject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

AxorHEN native Of Main. i elevated
to high ofhoe. The Presidsn; las, week
nominated Coz Chief Justice Melville W
Fuller Of Chicago. he Is native OI
Augusta. asd = graduate Of Bo-dOir
College. elias. Of 50. tie Il nov . prom.
meat ls-ysr and Democrats politician,
and !. very highly spoken Of By al -hC
knOv him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Psrts, within snd for the Coabty Of Onfori, on
tbs thitd Tuesisv % Apr. A. u. iss-.
CHAgLEs a. fhisCk, Adminisiraiof 90 The
e.tsts 81 salas Mlichsli. late OF Buethsli, IN
eosst ~ .AmiAlsgrstioa u the estate u SAID de-
ceased for sllosAncsi
Orisr,d, mai The ah Afmlnistrsiof sivs
notice ~ all psrsohs nier.asi, easshs .
s.se.ssi.sly 10 The Otfofd Dsmosfst, printe 81
Parts that They NAY apIsa ~ Probate Court
10 b. b. u Of fsis. On The third tsesfAy OF NAY
sac. m any tbsy have, whI the sane shouh not
GEO. A. WILSON. Jpdxe.
true oopy-atlssti n. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

BIEoS NJ. SMALL. Esq., Of West
Samnsr. -ho rad lA- with Hon. John
p. S-ssey. snd "a. admitted 10 The or.
ford Bar Al the l.s, February Term, has
opened an offioe a. Wilion- His Oxford
Cogniy friend. -ill -ish him much sue.
ces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
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Mrs. J. R. Bennett,
South Paris, Me

OXFORD .. -Ms Cosu % rribAts nd 81
ths thiff Tss.isy % Ar "A q lss
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OspsHIp. nat the .sii AdmIar give notice
20 ali psr.oas tntsrv.tsd By esssias copy % this
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.ttF.f sta Probate Coau 20 b. held 81 fsfs,
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AZ D O'clOsa In the fOrsaoon al sbo- ease u an,
sEO. A. NiLsOs, Iaige.
tue oopy, attest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Brown Ips,an, Relief viii cure mos, the
oostiusts case Of eholic within On hour.
This II eqgsliy true with man or beast.
and many valuable horses and colts can b
saved By its timely use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Paris. pt.hia ASd fOf the Coaaiy of Oxi0fd on
the thrd russdsy Of Api.A u. ts-s
BE>JAMt> ". hkRRiLi. Admlnisi-aior
% NE sstAts q LyilA tottOa. ale II
Hiram, In ssh Couaty, deceased hayias
yressalei his Account Of Afmiei.trailOn Of the
sttais Of ssii decsssei &c aliosaBcsi
OEDEKkD. Thai the ssf Admr. sive npfics 70
all psrsons Interested, bT eaasias copy of the
the OfIOsD DHsOCHAT. yfiatsd A Paris, that
they nav AIp~ar al C0ar Of Probate, 70 b held
~ fans, IN ssd Coanty, Oa The third russ iAy %
show ease. " snY thsr have, ~hJ Ihs cans
shOald not b. sliosed.
GEO. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true eopJ-AIlss'i u. q. DAVIS. RSxi.i.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

TIu basis o. representation At the
Governor Convsniioa oil be the same
a. t~o yesrs Aso. Oxford County has
nine,y-ons delegates a. per table else
where in this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Mamma ito her little boy). SNOW.
Bssuis. n yOau Do good and 90 20 sleep.
MAMMAL give yoa one Of DIR. Ayers nice
sagsr-eostrd cathartie Pilis, nsxt tine you
need mstieias.- Bonnie. smiling swsstly,
dropped CO 70 s,ssp q ooes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Ora esteemed oonismPonry, ,h'
Portland Press. should sIehanss i,'
Gabsra.ior.Al arts; Coz ysllOw dog and
kill The dog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

AND row I, Is said on excellent ag-
ikofiiy tia, some Of Gov. Marbles con-
,e.ianis ior the nomination hsven't 20,
as many delegate. a. they have been
claiming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Canada POtateS !

For table use, very much better than
Maine potatoes Call and get some
and try them.
We are we'll prepared 10 meet tho
wants Of all Of our customers, and
having had an experience Of twenty
five year in handling merchandise we
feel justified in guaranteeing quality
and prices. and square dealing 10 all
who may favor rs with their patron.
ago for which we will be duly thank.
iul and remain Truly yours TO serve,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

NoKwAp choose, delegates 20 tie Port
land convention Instructed 70 support
Gov. marble.