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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

a manner as to discharge it. the ball
entering Eli's right breast and sever
ing the spinal column, killing him
instantly.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD NEWS.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Cuyamaca and San Diego Railroad
to-day, attended by Governor Water.
man and a full board, important
changes were made in the plans of
that company, and now, instead of
building to the Julian mining region
only they decided to extend the line
to Los Palmos, on the Southern Pa
cifc, and from there to the Needles.
The total distance is 25O miles from
San Diego. By building branch to
Julian this will give connection with
the Atlantic and Pacific and the
Southern Pacific and shorten the pres
ent route to the Needles and the East
200 miles. The capital stock is to
be increased to meet these extended
plans
THE NEWARK WRECK.
The stranded schooner Newark,
now lying in the Zuninga shoals, out
side OF the bay, is to be hauled out
and repaired by Captain Bell, of the
Marine Railway Company, under a
contract with the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Company.
A MARINE EVENT.
The Norwegian ship Prince Ed
ward. drawing 26 feet OF water, came
in over the bar with sails set to day,
being the largest ship that ever entered
this harbor. She is 800 feet long and
40 feet beam. She is loaded with
coal from Cardiff.
LONG CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
There are now awaiting trial in the
Superior Court twenty four criminals,
five charged with murder, five with
assault to murder, three for assault
with deadly weapon, three for rob-
berry, two for burglary, four for grand
larceny and tour for other offenses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
JOHN BRlGHT,S VIEWS.
He Dcprecates Gladstone's Irish
E Policy.

LONDON, March IA letter from
John Bright was read at the reception
to Lord Harrington at Ipswich this
evening. Bright reminded the Liberal
party that the Gladstonians had shirk-
ed the discussion Of the Gladstone
bills which had ruined the party.
He continued. "They do not try to
defend the bills. Nobody familiar
with the details of bills is able
or willing to defend them.
The Gladstonians prefer to at
tack the Government, to denounce
Balfour and to spread abroad false
hoods about the barbarous manner in
which the Crimes Act is enforced.
They have great sympathy for the
disloyal Irish leaders and for priests
who forget that their true mission is
one3of peace, mot violence. But they say
nothing in behalfof the humber men,
imprisoned for offences melted
by the gentlemen disturbers
OF peace. The severity Of the
punishment inflicted for common Of
fences in England is far beyond the
sentences of men whose writings and
speeches have caused terrorism, boy
boycotting, outrages and murders, that
have disgraced Ireland and shocked
mankind during the last seven years.
Surely in all modern history
there is no instance of humiliation
so great as that to which the bulk
of the Liberals have been reduced
by blindly following the leader, who
toward the close Of his great career
has committed q grievous error by
adopting policy to which the country
will never consent"
HARrINGroN's COMMENTS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
IN A CRIPPLED CONDITION.
BeresfOrd Talks About EN- glands
Naval Resources.

LONDON, March Lord Charles
Beresford, lately Junior Lord of the
Admiralty, presided at meeting to-
day in connection with the mercantile
marine. He said that it would be ut
terly impossible for the navy in its pres
ent condition to defend the merchant
service in time OF war. The existing
Admiralty system he declared was
completely rotten. His colleagues
were not responsible for this condition
of affairs. They had done good work.
He hoped that he would be able to
convince Parliament Of the necessity
of immediate reforms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
PAPER PRODUCTION.
A Combination to be Formed to
Control the Western Mills.

-
Control the Western Mills.
CHICAGO, March Thirty of the
paper mill-owners, members of the
Western Paper Manufacturers Asso-
citation, held meeting here to-day
to act upon the proposition of Fl.
Mead, Of Dayton, Ohio, to buy the
entire annual products of all the
mills, with a view of reducing the
production and enhancing the
profits. The proposition was aban-
doned and another scheme adopted to
lessen the production by close COM
bination or trust controlled by q
directory, which will have the power
to shut down any or all the mills for
a certain time. The expenses of the
combination are to be met by assess
ments, and the behests of the directors
to be enforced by fines from the
general fund. A committee was ap.
pointed to prepare the contract, etc.
1t is expected that the plan will be
ratified by the members.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Effey,s Trial G ON nm enced.

SANTA Cruz, March THE case
Of the people vs.. Mayor Effey, charg-
ed with embezzlement of the city
funds came up to-day on motion to
to set aside the indictment. Three
members Of the grand jury were
examined as to their prejudice in the
matter. The evidence and argument
on the motion will occupy several
days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
A Ghaslly Catch.

SAN Francisco, March T. San
Jose fishermen at work at Harbor
View this morning brought to the
beach in their nets the body of Henry
Schmidt, who has been missing since
the 10th of last month. Schmidt was
a crab fisher, and when last seen he
was letting his boat into the water
preparatory to a fishing trip. 1t is
supposed that he slipped from the
WHAT into the water.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
WELCOME NEWS.
A Fast Flyer to be Put on BE-
tween Here and Frisco.


tween Here and Frisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March IA state
ment is made here that is is almost
certain that fast express will be put
on between this city and Los Angeles
in week or two. The Southern Pa
ci6c officials are now figuring on a
proposed schedule, by which train
will leave this city at 3 P. NJ. daily
and reach Los Angeles at 7:30 next
morning. tits not intended, no owever, to
discontinue either of the two trains
that now run daily between the two
cities. The new train will run through
with but one stop, while the other
two will make the same time as now,
but give especial accomm odation to
local business along the line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

ed that the Unionists had every rea-
son for congratulation. Their increas.
ing strength, he said, would enable
them to maintain this opposition to
the dangerous and dishonest schemes
of Gladstone. He declared that Glad
stone had now openly palliated vio-
lence and dishonesty in Ireland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
EASTERN EVENTS.
Panic Prevailing Among
Oil Spectators.
ENORMOUS SALES RECORDED.
Spreckels' Intentions Regarding
His Sugar Refinery on the
Atlantic Coast.
Associated Press dispatches to the Hr.A1pI

tAesociaeu Tress Dlbpatcnes 70 the HERALDl
New YORK, March There was
even more excitement on the Consol-
idated Exchange this morning than
in the last hour yesterday. Before the
opening the shorts paid as high as
20 per 1000 barre's to borrow oil for
delivery to-day. When the market
pened, the oil pit was solid mass of
brokers struggling to buy and sell.
The first sale was made at l .15, and
the price rapidly fell to SO and then
moved back to 100. On the way up
and down the sales were the largest
on record, and in the first ten minutes
amounted to over 100000 barrels.
There was
A FLOOD OF OIL
From somewhere, and the price was
again forced back below SO on heavy
sales. 1t is asserted that the deal
engineered by the Standard Oil Com
pany and the Producers Union is ap-
preaching elimination and that Wall
80 Nv AAOsAcSo ViiO lidNO UC6u luI6I6HG~
ed in oil were short 5000 900 barrels
before certificates were listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, and it is
really this heavy short interest that
is now being squeezed and the corner
OF yesterday was only one of the incl
dents of the great move.
PRICES AT PITTsBURG.
PrTrsBURG, Pa, March The
opening at the Oil Exchange to-day
was very exciting, and over million
barrels of oil changed hands the first
hour of the furry, then subsided and
at noon there was comparatively little
doing. The market opened at 100,
vanced to 1201a amid great excite
ment and with heavy leading broke to
9671sand at O'Clock was quiet at 9715.
The shorts we're badly squeezed yes
terday, but they were all well covered
and their sheets passed the Clearing
House safely.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
"FlGHTING MAD.
sfvely Scene I'm the British
COlumb bia Legislatmre.

VICTORIA, B. c.. March 7.-Hon.
Humphreys, who brought and did
not prove reasonable charges against
Hon. Dunsmuir, yesterday brought
resolution before the House censuring
the Colonist newspaper for what he
terms a villiication of himself, and
thus a breach Of privilege Of the
House. After lengthy but tame
attack he withdrew the resolution.
The leader of the Government
thought this cowardly move, and
Humphreys invited him outside the
House for fight. He also invited
the Hon. Vernon outside. There was
quite scene, which was stopped by
the Speaker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Fox Arrested-Digamy Also Pre-
ferred Against Him.

SAN Francisco, March Michael
Fox, alias James Foss, was arrested
here to-day on charge of forgery.
1t is alleged that Fox married a Miss
Fenton in Durand, Illinois, five years
ago, and soon after fed, leaving
notes claimed to be forgeries for $4,000.
He was traced to San Jose and finally
to this city. Since arriving in Cali
fornia, Fox married another woman,
and it is claimed that a charge of BIZ
gamy will also be made against him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
FRANCES LEGISLATION.
FlOquet Striving to Have til,
Budget Adopted.

PARIS, March I'm the Chamber
to-day Floquet complained that the
speeches were too long, and declared
that the Government would decline
all responsibility if the budget was
not adopted by the end of the month.
The estimates for the Department
of Agriculture were passed immedi-
ately. In discussion on the esti-
mates for public worship, the Gov
ernment asked for a sum equal to
that granted last year, and the first
clause OF the estimates was thereupon
adopted by vote of 333 to 1874.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
HerscheII ON Politics.

LONDON, March Lord Herschell
presided at a dinner of the National
Liberal Club tonight. In speech
he predicted that the Conservatives,
before long, would propose a home
rule scheme representing probably
more advanced views than those of
Gladstone.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
SEALERS, SUITS.
An Important Case Pending In
the Courts.


SAN Francisco, March THE
hearing of the case of L. N. Handy
against Burton Atkins, United States
Marshal Of Alaska, which was to have
been tried in the United States Circuit
Court, was postponed to-day
by consent OF the litigant's
attorneys. The case cannot be
decided until the attitude of the
United States in regard to the claims
OF jurisdiction over the Behring seas
is clearly defined. The suit is to re-
cover the value of sealskins seized by
Atkins, and as it is a test case the
decision is awaited with no little in
terest by every private sealer on the
coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Killed ON the Track.

HELENA, Mont, March IA Deer
Lodge special to the Independent says !:
While the o'clock freight train,
bound for Garrison, was switching
here tonight it backed onto and
killed a man named John Galney,
from Helmsville, who was standing
on the track.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
PACIFIC COAST.
The Earthquake Felt at
San Diego.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS,
REPORTS.
Another Passenger Train to BE
Put On Between Here
and San Francisco.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

PASADENA, March An earth
quake shock occurred here at 7 :5S
this morning, and was the severest
ever known here. Brick buildings
were shaken, but no damage was
done. The motion was from north to
south, and the shock lasted second
or more.
SLIGHT AT SAN DIEGO.
SAN DIEGO, March THE earth
quake shock was scarcely perceptible
here, and the majority OF the people
are unaware of the fact.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Preparations for war.

ODESSA, March 7.-Shipments of
freight by the subsidized Black Sea
Steamship Company have been sus-
pended, and an order has been given
to Immediately fit out steamers of the
line for war purposes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
UTAH,S EXPENSES.
SSOO,OOO the Appropriations 4
piled for.

SSOO,OOO the Appropriations Ap.
piled for.
SALT LAKE, March 7.-Appropria-
tions made and others contemplated
by the present legislature now foot up
to total of over 10000 The
loan bill which passed assembly
provides for borrowing $3.50, 200
and this, with the present credit in
the treasury added to the terri
torial revenue of the next two
years, will probably not represent over
$3.50, 900. The appropriation of $780,
600 for a territorial insane asylum
was on this account cut down in the
House this afternoon to $S0, 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
MEETING IN THE CAMP.
Another Split.Up Probable
Among the X. OF l..

Among the X. Of l..
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March IA special
meeting of Assembly No. 1852, Knights
of Labor of Mahoney Plane, was held
this afternoon for the purpose Of con-
sidering the expediency Of withdraw
ing as body from the Knights. Reso-
utions were unanimously adopted, de-
precating the late railroaders' and min
ers' strike as ga hasty and impetuous
mistake; condemning the Executive
Committee for refusing to declare the
railroad strike off, and determining to
surrender their charter and pursue .
course in the future by which we may
prevent the recurrence of the past
mistakes which were SO detrimental,
chiefly to railroaders. .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Democratic Nominees.

SAN Francisco, March THE
Democratic city convention of Oakland
last night nominated Charles D. Pierce
for Mayor. The convention also en-
dorsed T. 0. Crawford, nominee OF
the American party for school superin-
tendent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Turkeys Message to Bulgaria.

Turkeys Message to Bulgaria.
LONDON, March THE Turkish
Ambassador to-day presented to Lord
Salisburya copy Of the note sent by the
Porte to the Bulgarian Government.
The Ambassador had a long interview
with the Prime Minister. A dispatch
from Constantinople says that the
Bulgarian Government has not yet re-
piled to the Porte's note.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Good Match.

LONDON, March Count Herbert
Bismarck is betrothed to relative Of
the Marquis of Londonderry, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
SAN DIEGO.

A bOy accidentally ShOt-R8tl-
road RumOrs.
SAN DIEGO, March IA stranger
called at the residence OF Jacob Berg
mann, road overseer at Radee, and
obtained shelter for the night, placing
his luggage with his rifle and revolver
in the stable. Next morning Eli, the
twelve-year-old son Of Bergmann, was
playing with another in the stable
and examined tho gun. In replacing
lite cover the hammer caught In such
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Crossed the Ocean.

New YoRK. March THE steamers
Trye, from Bremen; Bassano, from
Copenhagen; City of Alexandria,
from Havana; Nevada, from Liver
pool, and Circassian, from Glasgow,
arrived today.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Coal OIaeaper,

NEW YoRK, March 7.-Hix ereo
coal companies to-day decided q :
reduction Of 80 cents Pr m 81 cGoI
and new sachedules hayo tooG Me
upon thnt scolo. "a. s I, :| IS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
Operations CoImmenced.

TULARE, March 7.-Grading was
commenced here to-day ON the Tulare
and visalia Motor road, and Is being
pushed e each end.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
The Berlin Bovarse.

BERLIN, March THE Bourse ID
flat. owing to rumors Of failure Il 81.
pofar1hurR. q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
MANAGER HARRIS INTERVIEWED.

General Manager Harris, of tho Chic
ago Burlington and Northern road said
this evening that he WAS NOT surprised
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

a manner as to discharge it. the ball
entering Eli's right breast and sever
ing the spinal column, killing him
Instantly,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08
HARrINGroN's COMMENTS.

LesdH Harrington in : speech oontsnd-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-08

at the strike of his engine hands to-
day, although he had no notice. He
claimed that the strike would not
cripple the road. ave had nearly
enough men to take the strikers
places" said he, "before they went
out. We will 60 right ahead. All
that have done is to order the agents
not to receive perishable freight"
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-08-10

tChicGgo Qll.) Arkansao TraUc!er, JULY.
Had shoemakers always followed the
I'D adage ''stick 10 your last" and had
tailors likewise ''stuck to the Goose"
the world would have lost many
statesman. philosopher, inventor.
author and poet. The unsatisfied mind
Of man has. however. in every age and
country. caused them to break away
from their arduous and often ill-paid
toll, to successfully embark in trade or
speculation and sometimes in science,
art or literature. T. W. Lebin, a Swed-
ish tailor, of Chicago. is one of these.
Some six weeks ago he was told by
friend of the great drawing soon to
take place in The Louisiana State Lot
terry and invested in a small way His
venture proved successful his name
being attached to one of the capital
prizes. To confirm the report that Mr..
lebin held a winning ticket in the
June drawing of this enterprise, a
TFdUeler representative called on him
at his residence. OF Northwestern
avenue. He was found, surrounded by
his wife and six bright, healthy-looking
children. sitting upon his table in true
tailor style, busy with his needle. In
answer TO an inquiry as to the truth of
the report of his good fortune he re-
piled: Yes held 1-20 of ticket No.
71.678 in The Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew on June y the second
capital prize Of 500. 900. AS soon as
| learned of my good fortune | for
warded my ticket to the managers at
New Orleans and the money came at
once by express. | took it from the
express office directly to the bank
where it is still deposited. | am going
to buy me q lot somewhere in the SUI
burbs of the city where | can have a
garden and grass plot for the chill
dren to play on. build me a nice little
home and try and enjoy life. shall
keep right along working at my trade
and send my children to school. With
home of my own and no rent to pay
l may soon save enough from my earn
ings to 90 into business for myself.
Mr.. Lebin is but thirty years of age
and the start his luck gives him.
coupled with his own industry and
good sense will doubtless make him
one day leading business man Of
| Chicago.
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Special Exposition Features.

Those desiring TO visit Cincinnati! and tht
Centennial exposition during the hurdresi
DAYS festivities beginning july !. should
bear in mind that Department az lnfoFma
ticn has been established, 10 which ali inqu. r
les pertaining 10 rates OF trans TOT "a ! on
hoarI and such other matters. should bl
directed for a st.e snd speedy answer
The Exposition viii not only ffoFd 4 rrAc
teal review Of the progress OF the last cen
turv. but will also afford many features o'
sckno W lodged interest In addition ~
Electric Display, the Goud0las the Folu-
tains. The Music Hall entertainments. dram
attic. spectacular. musical, operate, literary
and other attractions are, any one, worth lis
price of admission 10 the whole Exposition
including every thing
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-08-10
Thew Skim"

The story the other day about the
pious little boy who tried to walk on
the water in the bathtub recalls an
other of an equally pious little girl. She
was eight years old and lived in tho
country; she had started one day
rather late for school w5h another lit
tie girl about her own age On their
way they caught glimpse of clock
dial through an open door; it lacked
five minutes of 8.
"Oh dearr exclaimed the pious little
girl. tits five minutes to 8. and We'll
be late to school"
"rm afraid we will"
Jennie" said aid, the PioT little girl,
impressively; I'll tel! YOU what we
must do; we'll kneel right down here
and pray that we won't be later'
"H'm" said the other. Il guess that
we'd better skin right along and pray
as we go!"
They ''skun.' and got there. -Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Remarkable Surgery.

The science of surgery has made such won
&rful progress in modern times, that the
@Dst intricate and delicate operations are
INV undertaken and carried 10 a successful
tbDue. There are now several well authenti-
GATED cases of what Is known as pneumOtony.
that is to say the removal of diseased por-
tions of the lungs in cases Of consumption.
While however, this delicate operation has
sometimes been successfully performed, the
risks attending IL are so great, and the
chances of recovery so slight, that it is sell
dom resorted to. The safest plan in con-
sumptve cases is to use DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. This will ALWAYS cure the
disease in its earlier stages, thorOuNhly arrest
ing the ravages of the terrible maladv, by re-
moving its cause and healing the lungs.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-08-10

The August Century will be issAed on the
first day of the month as usual, in spite OF
the fire which did such serious damage to the
editorial and business offices of the magazine.
The contents of this issue-the Midsummer
Holiday Number-will include an account OF
Mr.. George Remnants first meeting with poll
teal exilcs i'll Siberia. Readers of this series
of articles on Siberia will he interested In 6
biographical sketch of Mr.. KEENAN, with
portraiD, in this number, written by Mis-:
Anna Laurens Dawes, daughter of Senator
Dawes, in which will be explained Mr.. Ken
mans peculiar fitness for his task, his prevlOu;
knowledge of Russian affairs, etc.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-08-10

Rdrpsr's Magazine for August appears to
have been arranged with an eye to the fact
that in this month more people are at leisure
than in any other month Of the year. The
Number, therefore, is full of good reading
commonly called fiction. In Mr. Howells's
Annie Kilburn," as in mirror, the devotee
of private theatricals may behold his Tor herl
motives clearly revealed. The affectatiou OF
intellectual interests and culture so common
among people who have neither intellect nor
culture is depicted with fidelity. high
point of interest is reached in the instalment
of William Blacks I'm Far Lochaber." Then
T. there is pride and Pride" love story of
August temperature by Mrs. Jane G. Austin,
which viii serve 10 while away the odd mo-
ments4 But what will attract most attention
is the second and final part of II. Rider Hag-
CARDS ''Maiwa's Revenge" 1t is splendidly
illustrated, and turns out we'll What more
could one ask OF O storYl
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-08-10
The New Prize Story

is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or
disappointment, is then tossed aside and for
gotten. But ladies who read of DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, read il again. for they
discover in it something 10 prize-a messen-
ger Of JOY to those suffer ing from functional
arrangements or apy OF the painful disorders
or weaknesses peculiar 10 their sex. Periodi-
cal pains, internal Inflammation and ucera-
tiDn, really yield 10 its wonderful curative
and healing movers. 1t is the only medicine
for women, sold by druggists. under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers. that il
will give satisfaction in every case, or money
will he refuy.led. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottlewrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.