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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-14
New York stock Market.
Reported by {. W. Branch q Co. BANKER
.nd b,oters. no. iii Main street.


Ngw Youx. November 13.-London
cobles received before the opening
showed declines from to Il per CEN !,
Che Tnelsh heiag very much fngnienieu
w. ,he h,eakiog out Of the liunk line
war Their past experience IN pan
more 4 Ohio. st Paul and Others mas
been ANYTHING but TO reassure them ~
the ooe1iug everybody was selling. Lon
5on CHICAGO. Boston and PhiiaueIph'a
400 dnmning stoc IS "a fast as possloie
.ud the declints hat eusued were 'hOu5"
to satisfy every bear. Alter me n,S'
bonr il was reported tnat a call wouiI "
made for the presidents OF the iiunA
Unos ,o meet. but this was afterwards oe
Mod However this repori star'eu Tue
Lovs covering and checked the do"h'
wa,d tendency Of values mgr was
good huyiug on the breaks o. :, me-
soccialiics among which M'rs cot'"h
ga on New Englaod and The Willard
rronrs On the other hand, Lake Hho'e
and Inc nupk lines, NorlLwes'ein' l.
Pan, Reading end the coaltrs suiier. g.
md although rallies 70 lowed The etll'ei
Sreste in most cases, the rallies were ioi-
loved by dull market, let Ia 'ne
oninion of the best informed the US
were so severe that il VIII hasten TIC
adjustment of existing troubles
The mnket closed rather s''opS.
Money per cent.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
TOBACCO MtHkET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, NOVEMBER ID

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA, Novom'er 10 J
The tobacco market was quiet nu' MN '',,.
~ u ~ G Mil sold lot Of lo"-g rade
S ~ oilers There were some olter
;nn as ~, auction TO day The first s'le Of
loose tobacco Oh the warcnou n,an rou
took place to-day at Gresham Ian, 60
Warehouse by hlessrs. Vaughan anu ' ono
vsv lessees and managers. Abou' t,VVV
rounds were sold at prices rangin I' ,.ili
Is cents to 81 per hundred. The qusi',S
was extremely poor. most OF i ). 'e,;
mean ard Frosted Messrs- j. >, " llS' ~.
Sen & Co viii offer from fifteen ~, -
'wep'y p'0" o,r.,,v G. Mel.
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that Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup will cure
their little ones of coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc, etc, aud no careful
housewife will be without a bottle OF this
old -fq.Lfou remedy
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Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases Price %
cents. Sold by druggists Prepared
only by Dr. IT, Motley. Atlants,Ga.
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Il. 90; No. ,. l5.OOto 10. 50; mixed, 1870 to
40.
Baled Ost,-Sil 90 20 300.
Shucks-Baled s. 10 CSC.
Straw-Compressed lon pounds 81 10 40c
In ~ pressed large bales. ~ 10 ijc.
Lumber, slaves, Itc.
Lumber-Whlt oak. per LOO SluDJ 10
1900 West Virginia poplar. per 1000. 100
D., % 90
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little Grocery Around the Corner"

A. ". Jones, No South First street
keeps the meats and vegetables, fish and
game always in prime condition. Also
fresh butter and eggs
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Factory 2Coi-6 franklin street


DR. Oayid's Cough syrup il the hes.
selling article known because it is so well
known As the unexceiled cure for coughs
colds, Group, bronchitis and consumP.
an
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The Death Kafe

has decreased since the Introduction o
Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup. II is The very
best cough cure known.
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Grainand Cotton Market.

PfcaaOvD. Va. NNremor Is.
orYFvtscs REPORTED 90 sEcEAIAAf-
Wheat 10 50 bushels
Corn. - 20, bushels.
cats -3.l52 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-White. 2 ou he's i'r seed Of > - ~, a.
D, nu,be'. good at III. L"'gberff' = 700
bushels very good on private i'5h, 10
bushels very good az i.l3. % bu,Ae.7 E'If
GOOD nj III. 500 bushels very good d, ~ -
on0 bushels od Al 10 Mixed. 'D push
ii, very god az I.t3. ShortberrF 81 ou-h,
II. nr,n'cat l3 3oS bushels very gooh 'i
T -. - blshe very good &c I'LL. - bush.
els good AT 1l0: II bushels iaif a. i,3o. II.
bushels common at 100. Total siIr' o'
Whea'. G3S! bushels. ,..
Corn. White l,S5Sbusneis very g'od on ~
j5c.. 10 bushel, common Old al 3'c Is Dush,
II. very good new at zoe. 80 bushels 'o9h
new at 90. Total salcs Of corn, ] l'o onsh
oats Spring, 20 bgshe's good at nc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm. 49,,
Ouotations -Middlipg. DE-; low mid
ding. SIC. good ordinary. -.
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RAILROAD Bosps.
richmond stock Market.

RICHMOND VA, November 10.
Eeporiei bv John l.. Williams y 'on
hankers an brokers, I'LL Nam street
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WHOLESALE PRICE, cuRRENr.
Country Produce.

Reported BIZ Paine & Houston Commits
i N Me.chants l2l1 Gary Street.
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lfIherc 1. ANYTHING

Better for coughs. colds, bronchitis. etc.
than Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup, we have
never heard of n. 10 cures and leaves no
bad after elects
Snake nv SWErTuF ART Cigarettes.
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WANTS.

AX'ANTED-POSITION-A YOUNG
w sirg.e man m considerable practical
oXps ienc asc'cck or roo * cper, who write B
q iagl haud. desires 70 engage immc ia;ely
with .cme responsible Du mess h. zee Beet
reir rencrs Ad .ress -. L. - Box Z,3, city.
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First Board.
s0o0R Np. Il. X. LIST 1890 at l,ii.
cno f.. 4. u. Il. X. lst $500 III lOlt.i
600 Western y. c. Us at -.
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Market firm. 49,,
Ouotations -Middli'g 9ic.i low MID
ding. s5c.. good ordinary. 80.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
OUR OWN COAST.
State Teachers in Session at
Stockton.
THE RAILROAD PAYING TAXES,
All Sorts of News Items From All
Along the Shores of the
Sunset Sea.
Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD.

IAssociated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD.
SACRAMENTO, December 26.-This
afternoon the twenty-second annual ses
sion of the California Teachers Associa
tion met in convention at the Assembly
Chamber. Professor Albert s. Cook oi
the University of California, President
Of the Association, called the meeting to
order. Without Introductory remarks
the President announced the business
determined on. The convention then
adjourned to O'Clock this evening, when
literary and musical programme was
rendered. There were addresses by
Governor Waterman, Ira More, Principal
Of the State Normal School at Los An
geles, Mayor Gregory, Superintendent
Hoitt and others. At 9 o'clock there
was a social reception and reunion
For this preliminary session the follow
ing committees were appointed: On
Nominations-J. B. McChisnoy of Oak
land, E. T. Pierce of Pasadena, A. j.
Tiffany of Nevada, D. 9. Clark of Santa
Cruz, Chas. H. Murphy of Tulare, DIR.
w. B. Howard of Stanislaus, Miss
Harriet Mccormack of Sacramento, Miss
Myra Parks of Lassen, D. G. Kennedy
of San Francisco; On place of meeting
Ira G. Hoitt, State Superintendent, A. L.
Mann of San Francisco, Job Wood. Jr.
of Monterey, w. w. Seaman of Los
Angeles, P. M. Fisher of Oakland; On
Observation-Disclosures Babcock of San
Francisco, E. G. Atkinson of Sacramento,
G. G. Edwards of Berkeley, Jas. O'Con-
ner of San Francisco, Mrs. A. L. Mann
of San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
THOSE BAY CITY FRAUDS.
A General Recount Will Not BE
Made.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-The
Conference Com mittee of the Republi-
can and Democratic County Committees
met again to-day to discuss the matter of
bringing the frauds perpetrated at the
last election to the attention of the Grand
Jury. The proposition of general re-
count was discussed, but finally dropped.
1t is stated by Chairman Smiley, Of the
Republican County Committee that the
time for commencing recounts would ex-
pire January Sd and the Republican
party of San Francisco, he thought,
would be satisfied with the accomplish
ment of recounts already commenced as
this would probably fix the blame where
the frauds lie.
A resolution requesting the foreman of
the Grand Jury to subpoena the Registrar
of voters to produce all ballots cast in the
Second Precinct of the Thirty-third
Assembly District, as basis of evidence
of frauds committed at the election and
as basis for further investigation was
adopted. and the committee adjourned
subject to the call of the Chat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
The Reds Arc on a Raid.

TUCSON, A. T.. December 26.-Word
was received here to-day that an Indian
trail had been struck seven miles south
of Pantano, thirty miles from Tucson.
The renegades were going south, but the
exact number could not be ascertained.
Section men saw them cross the railroad
track. They killed horse belonging to
a rancher named O'Leary, on the San
Pedro, cutting a quantity of flesh from
the dead animal and taking it with
them
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Russia Obtains Concessions from
Rome.

LONDON, December 26.-A dispatch
from Rome to the Standard says: The
Russian mission to the Vatican has OBJ
tanned various concessions from the
Pope. His Holiness sanctions the de-
portation of the Bishop of Wilma
to Siberia, accepts the Russian
Governments candidates for the
diocese of Dublin (?) and Ploko
and consents to the introduction of
the Russian language in all Catholic
churches, except in the liturgy, an in
novation that will completely destroy
the Polish element. 1t is certain that
French influence had much to do with
granting these concessions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
CALIFORNIA ON WHEELS.
1t is Firing Eastern People with
California Fever.

SAN Francisco, December 26.-Ac-
cording to advices received by the State
Board of Trade, California on Wheels"
is being we'll received in the East.
Omaha papers all give complimentary
notices of the exhibition. 1t will be in
st. Paul on Tuesday, January LIST. In a
letter from Mr.. Price, advance agent of
the exhibit, Superintendent Jaynes, of
the Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis
and Omaha railroad. is quoted as saying:
'"The show is going to take our people
from us, but don't blame them. Ne
braska and Iowa people have California
fever badly"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
mISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL
Cardigan Jacket
SALE.

Our New York Buyer, without our in
structions. bought large invoice OF Card
igan Jackets. These goods comprise all
latest styles and colors. We believe in the
the old adage, Shoemaker, stick to your
last" Hence, as these Cardigan Jackets
are out of our line we have determined
to close them out at fifty cents on the
dollar.
Below please find our "CUT PRICE"
and the Los Angeles price for the same
grade OF goods compared:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
he Lessep,s Ditch, &,

PANAMA, December 26.-(via Calves
ton)-Work on the canal continues
although on some sections labor
has been reduced. Altogether 1900
men have been discharged in the
past two months, owing to dis.
putes between the canal company and
the contractors. The highest authorities
consider total suspension of work as
very improbable. There are now about
5000 laborers actually engaged on the
works.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
ABUNDANT RAINS.
The Golden state Will Have Golden
Harvests.


Harvests.
SAN Francisco, December 26.-Ihat
the rainfall in California has been uh-
usually heavy this year is made apparent
by comparison of the figures indicating
the fall this season with those showing the
fall last season. AT San Francieco 10 20
inches have falle., as against 2.6S last
year; at Oakland 7.03, as against
1928; at Pleasanton 1872. as against
1.50; at Stockton 4.95, as against
1.5O; at Gait 1893, as against
OILS; Napa. 40 as against 2.2O; Calls
toga, IA inches as against $50; Marys-
vile, 10 inches as against 4; Sacra-
mento, s. .26 as against 1.31; Modesto, "a
as against O66; Merced, 4.46 as against
0.90: Fresno, $50 as against 1.37;
Los Angeles 11.19, as against FOG; Santa
Monica IL 84, as against 3.6S last season.
A number of points report from 10 to IA
inches of rain having fallen already, as
at Halleck, Boca, Truckee, Summit,
Cisco and Emigrant Gap.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
A Bakersfield Dairy Burned.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, December 26.-
j. s. Ellis dairy was completely de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, includ-
ing building and stock, 5000; partially
insured.
The country is being secured for rob-
bers who plundered the overland train
Monday night, but no trace has been dis
covered yet. Wells, Fargo & Company g
representatives report the loss at $56, 600.
The robbers refused to take a coin pack
age containing $500, saying it was too
heavy to carry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
TIE DIBINIlG CASE.
That Mysterious Letter of Doctor
Fell.

That Mysterious Letter of Doctor
Fell.
SAN FRANCIsoo, December 26.-The
prosecution in the Dimmig murder case
rested to-day with the evidence of De-
tective Hogan, whose testimony was
similar to that given at the former trial.
A letter from Doctor Fell of Lexington,
Ore. to whom Captain Lees, Chief Of De-
Monday, is mysterious. He is the
physician OF Lemoor, CAL, for whom
Dimmig purchased the bill OF drugs a
portion Of which, found in DR.. Bowers
cell, was admitted in evidence, and it
it was shown that the Oregon medico
was totally unacquainted with the de-
fendant, and'had not been in California
for six years.
The counsel for the defense began
their opening argument this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Ho Killed the Wrong Man,

STOCKTON, December 26.-The trial OF
Hi James for killing L. j. Dougherty at
Lodi, in April, 1887, was commenced
here to-day. James had quarrelled with
one Harrison, alias New Zealand Bill,
and shot at Harrison, killing Dougherty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
A Rad Decision for sheriffs.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-The
Supreme Court has affirmed the Cecis-
ion of the Superior Court of Santa Clara
county in the case of ex-Sheriff Bran
ham, who appealed from the judgment
of the court requiring him to pay the
amount Of $7O4 received for transporting
prisoners to prisons and insane asylums.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27

docino foots up $l7 500, SIS 900 of which
will go to Mr.. Kimball, the principal
owner, and So 500 to the Captain on his
interest. The insurance is placed with
the Firemen's Fund, the Sun, the Union
of New Zealand, the Thames and Mersey
companies, and Cutie & Frank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
The quickest ON Record.

SAN Diego, December 26.--The quick
est trip on record of sailing vessel from
Australia to San Diego has just been
made by the American ship South Amer
lcan, which arrived in this harbor yes
terday, fifty-three days from Sydney.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
senator Hearst Buys a Ranch.

SANTA Rosa, December 26.-The ranch
of Eli T. Sheppard, consisting of 400
acres, near Sonoma, together with the
winery distillery, $4,000 gallons Of wines
and brandy, was to-day sold to Seuator
Hearst. The consideration is believed
to be $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
SIX Lost ON the Erickson

SEATTLE. w. T., December 26:-To-
day the Coroner's jury examined into
the disaster of the Left Erickson on Mon
day, and from the testimony of several
of the passengers exonerated the captain
and crew of the vessel from all blame.
1t is definitely known that but six per-
sons were drowned in the accident.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
snow Bad for The Ice Crop.

TRucKEE, Cal. December 26.-A heavy
snow storm is raging on the mountains
and is particularly disastrous to the ice
crop. The ice ponds have from four to
nine inches of ice, and large forces of
workmen are engaged in scraping the
ponds and trying to keep the snow from
destroying the crop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Boulanger Con demned.

PARIS, December 26.-Leading French
soldiers condemn Bonlanger's action in
deciding to contest the vacant seat in the
Department of the Seine. A strong Gov
ernment clique is organizing to oppose
him. The Senate to-day passed the war
and the colonial estimates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Boulanger or Baudin?

PARIS, December 26.-The Senators
and Deputies of the Republican groups
held a meeting to-day and adopted q
Baudin against Boulanger.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
SAN DIEGO NEWS.

The CuyamOca Road TO BE Ex-
plotted.
SAN DIEGO, December 26.-The steamer
l.. Noys has arrived in the harbor with
IA 500 ties for the Cuyamoca Railroad.
After unloading the steamer will at once
return up the coast for another cargo,
consisting of bridge timbers. After the
return Of General Manager Smell from the
East the company will be formally Or
ganized, and John I. Blair elected Presi-
dent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
The Poor Czar,s Terrors.

ST.. PETERSBURG, December 26.--A
second inquiry into the recent accident
to the Czar's train at Horkier results in
attributing the disaster to a criminal
conspiracy. All of the recently dis
charged railway employees will shortly be
arrested,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Tne Chr,.tmas ssCactus.v

The Christmas number of the Cactus
is something superb in it's peculiar way;
1t is bound in colored covers adorned
with pictures appropriate to the season:
ANY number of "funny" sketches and
cartoons of local application with great
deal of interesting reading matter, por-
traits of eminent politicians, capitalists
and editors, together with other miscel-
lany, make up the best number Of the
Cactus vet issued in these parts.-[Even.
ing Express, December oath.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
To Colonixe Kern.

BAKERsFIELD, CAL, December 90
Articles of incorporation were fled in
the County Recorder 's Office to-day by the
Lake View Land Company. The object
is the buying and selling of land and
colonization. The capital stock is
81 200 GOO. s. levitt, President OF the
Kern Valley Bank, H. HirshKeld, A. O.
Maude, 7. E. Harding and B. Brundage
are the Directors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
prado wants to Die,

PARIS, December 26.-Prado, the muir
derer of Marie Agaetan, has written a
letter to President Carnot. He says he
does not desire a Communication of sem
tence as he does not wish to survive the
disgrace that has been put upon him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27

Never in the history of this city have
mems and boys clothing been sold so
cheap as now at the Plunder Store, No.
10, North Main street. Just think OF it !!
Mems English worsted suits, $5.98;
never sold for less than $3.50. Hand
some and durable business suits, $4.9S /;
would be called cheap at $l2.. Imported
corkscrew, in brown, blue and black, at
$12. so; other stores ask $18 to $22. 80:
Their selections of boys clothing and
mems overcoats are very large and
prices guaranteed one-half other houses
ask. Remember these goods will not
last long at these prices.
PLUMBER STORE,
No. 10 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Re Careful Whom You Put out of a
saloon.

liam Rowland was put out of saloon at
Perris Monday night by Captain Gil bert.
Soon afterwards Gilbert stepped to the
door and Rowland riddled hi m with bull
lets. The murderer was arrested. Gill
bert was brought here to-day for burial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
. Scnoomer Ashore,

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-The
schooner Letitia is ashore at Drake's Bay,
with abo ut $50 tons of ashes, to be used
as a fertilizer. A tugboat left the city
this morning to 60 to her relief.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
The Tacoma stLedger'' Burned Out .

TACOMA, w. T., December 26.-The
office of the Tacoma Ledger was burned
at 5 O'Clock this morning. The fire was
incendiary as no fires we're in the build
ing and none of the force were there, it
being holiday. The editoriol rooms, all
the library and files we're destroyed. Loss
IS. 900. 1t will be rebuilt at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
RAILROAD TAXES.
The Southern Pacific Beg ins to Pay
Up S9OO,OOO.

Up S3OO,OOO.
SAN Francisco, December 26.-Vice-
President G. F. Croker, of the Southern
Pacific Company, in an interview to-day,
said the company had already begun to
pay the heavy taxes claimed by the
State and the several companies through
which the Southern Pacific road runs.
He states that a portion of between
$500, 900 and $550,0OO will shortly be
settled. The total amount of taxes to be
paid is stated to be over 5000, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
The Hero of the Disaster VIII Di'

NEW ORLEANS, December 26.-The
loss of life 80 far by burning of the
steamer Hanna is placed at twenty-four
OF the injured men in the hospital, four
or five will die, among them Givens, the
sailor, who was the hero of the disaster.
His face is horribly burned. His nose
is gone and his eyes burned out, his left
arm is completely burned away and the
left side and leg charred. The funeral
of such victims as had been recovered
took place to. day, flags of steamers in
the harbor being placed at half mast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27

Must Stay All Winter In the Ice.
SAN Francisco, December 26.-Gilbert
Allen, owner of the missing whaling bark
Little Ohio, has at last given her up as
lost. He has information, however,
escaped in safety, and will be heard
from next season when the whaling fleet
goes north.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Waterman,s Heart Getting Soft.

SACRAMENTO, December 26.-Governo1
Waterman granted pardons to-day to
Henry Olsen, of Santa Clara county
convicted of burglary; E. B. Miller, OF
Fresno county, convicted of battery; G.
L. Foster, of Alameda county, of assault
to kill; James Morrow, of Butte county,
of murder in the second degree, and
James McNamee, of burglary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Auction.

Don't forget to attend the great auction
sale of furniture at the Lincoln House
on Maple avenue, first house south Of
Seventh street, to-day, Thursday, Decem.
bef 81, 1888.
BEN o. RHoADEs, Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Turn verein Germania!

Monday December 81, 1888, grand New
Years ball and Christmas tree. A hand
some present will be given to each lady.
Grand march at $50 Pm. sharp. Ad'
mission, lady and gentleman. 81, extra
lady 80 cents; members free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
Fatally STABBED I'm q right. /.

CORVALLIS, Ore., December 26.--
Krebs, while in fight with three men
to day, was fatally stabbed by Charles
Atwood, All are under arrest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
1t Was a small Loss, the Company y
Says.

SACRAMENTO, December pa hig h
official in the employ of Wells Fargo g
Express Company stated to-day that the
company's loss by the train robbery
above Clipper Gap on Monday night was
only $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.

The Germans In East Africa.i5N n
ZANZIBAR, December 26.-German
troops landed at Bagamoyes to-day.
They attacked the natives, many OF
whom were killed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
smaIlpox at stockton :.

STOCKTON, December 26.-Albert J..
Kennedy, native of New York, aged 25
years, died. at the Pesthouse yesterday
| from smallpox.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-27
1t Will Make the Flowers Bloom I'm
the Spring, Tra.la.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 26.-The
rainfall throughout California up to the
present time has been considerably in
excess of the average rainfall for the first
two months of the rainy season, and is
largely in excess of the total rainfall of
last year for the same period.