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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Political Movements of
Both Parties.
r
NATIVE SONS OF THE WEST.
Fire at Napa-PrOhibitiOn Pasa-
dena-Perished in the
Flames.
NATIVE SONS OF THE WEST
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
SAN RAFAEL, April 14.-The Demo
cratic County Committe have decided
to hold the primary elections April
26th, and the County Convention fol
the election of delegates to the State
Convention April 28th.
SAN ANDREAs, April 14.-The Re-
publicans to-day selected Ed Casey,
julius Buhlart, E. B. Christ, d. D.
Demorest and j. B. Meyers as dele
gates to the State Convention.
SANTA Cruz, April 14.-The Demo.
cratic County Central Committee to.
day endorsed Elmer Dakan to be del.
egate at large. The primaries are tc
be held May 9th, and the County
Convention is to be held at Watson.
vile August 18th.
SANTA BARBARA, April 14.-The
County Republican Committee elected
Harold Sturgis, s. w. Backus, John
p. Stearns, H. J. Laughlin, @. w.
Merritt and A. E. Putnam delegates
10 the State Convention. A resolu.
ton was adopted that no proxy be
allowed any delegate in the Conven-
ton, and in case of the absence OF a
delegate those present be authorized
to cast the full vote of the county.
Wis ALA, April 14.-The Democratic
County Central Committee elected
w. Fl. Hammond, T. T. Hamlin,
Henry Hunsaker, w. r. Jacob, D.
r. Miller, w. w. Barnes, E. o. Mil
Ter, d. V. Robinson, j. Harrell, G. E.
Shore and d. l.. Phillips delegates to
the State convention.
MERGED, April 14.-Tbe Dem ocratic
County Central Committee called a
convention to meet here May the
eighth to elect six delegates to the
State Convention.
WOODLAND, April 14.--The Demo.
cratic County Central Committee will
call a primary election April the twen-
ty-eighth to select delegate to the
State Convention.
TRUcKEE. April 14.-D. D. Whit
beck and CT. McGlashan were elected
delegates to the Republican State
Convention from Meadow Lake town
ship.
SACRAMENTO, April 14.-The Re.
publican County Central Committee
has appointed A. P. Catlin, w. F,
Hantoon, William Johnston, Grove L.
Johnson, William Beckman, B. U.
Steinman, J. w. Wilson, G. H. Cum.
mings, Chris Green, E. F. Taylor, F.
A. Smith, G. T. Jones, J. H. Burn
ham, Carl Munger, Findley Gladney,
Obed Harvey, P. r. Beckley and
James Graham delegates to the State
Convention. They were instructed to
work for the election of Stanford dele
gates to Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
THE NATIVE SONS.
Arran g ements for the Comm
Session of the Grand ParlOr.

Arran g ements for the Coming
Session of the Grand Parl0r.
FRESNO, April 14.-Fresno Parlor
has about completed arrangements for
the coming session Of the Grand Par
lor, N. S. G. W., which convenes Mon
day. A committee will be in waiting
on arrival of trains Sunday and Mon
day, and each delegate will be assign
ed quarters before leaving the depot.
The programme Of entertainment for
the week will be under the joint su-
pervision of Vina Parlor, N. d. G.. W.,
and Native Sons. The reception will
he rendered at Armory Hall, Monday
evening. The complimentary ball oc-
ours Wednesday evening. Thursday
evening is set apart for the grand
banquet,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Detective Work.

Detective Emil Harris has made the
following report of his first months
business:
Arrests-March 14th, Mrs. Nelson,
r. G. Davis, receiving stolen property.
March 18th, A. M. Nelmis, murder,
Uvalie county, Texas. March 2lst,
Big Liverpool, James Jamison and
John Sullivan, burglary committed
here and in Cotton in robbing Office
of Wells Fargo & Co.'S. express.
March 27. Frank Cruz and Frank
salaazar, John Harrison and John
Brook, burglary. April 9Th. Happy
Kid, burglary, Jas. Jonson (alias
"Boston''), escape San Quentin.
Recapitulation: Total property recov.
cred, 1850; total number Of arrests
IA; Of the latter four were convicted
and Ave are on trial or remain await
! ing trial.
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The De Bars Barred.

New York, April 14.-Mrs. Ann
Odelia Diss de Bar, with her hus-
band, General Joseph H. Diss de
Bar, have transferred to Luther R..
Marsh the premises at No. l66 Madison
avenue, which was given by the
latter to Mrs. Diss de Bar in August
last. The consideration in the deed
to-day was $11 200 and divers other
C onsidcrations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
The Diamond Field.

SAN Francisco, April 14.-The game
|sbetweea the Stocktons and Pioneers
this afternoon was far from interest
ing, but the Stocktons were entitled
to the victory they won, as they out
batted and outfielded their opponents.
Throughout the game Lorrigan pitched
in good style, and O'Day and White
head also played we'll. Miner, the
new man, pitched for the Pioneers.
The score stood Stocktons, 1S; Pho
neers. 10.
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Lambert divorced i.

PORTLAND, April 1.-THE famous
divorce case of A. N. Lambert against
Rosa G. Lambert, which has at
tracted 80 much attention on account
of the prominence Of both parties,
was decided to-day. Lambert OBJ
tanned his divorce, but Mrs. Lambert
was allowed alimony and the custody
of the child.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
weather Forecast.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-Indica-
tions for the twenty-four hours COM
mancing at 4 A. M. April 18th. For
California: Generally fair weather
in the northern portion of the State,
local rains in the southern portion
light variable winds and cooler tenn
perature.
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bold Sons Of Brian Boru

DUBLIN, April 14.-Messrs. Healy,
O'Brien and Redmond will attend the
meeting,,a New Ross on Sunday. They
have warned officials they mean to
hold meetings, Notwithstanding the
Governments proclamation. Rein
forcements of military and police will
leave Dublin tonight for New Ross.
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steamer Movements.

SAN Francisco, April IA. = The
steamer Zealandia arrived from Sgd
ney via Auckland and Honolulu this
afternoon.
New York, April 14.-The Rugia
from Hamburg, the Baltic from Liver
pool, the La Bourgoyne from Havre
and the City of Chicago from Liver
pool.
SOUTHAMPTON, April IA Arrived,
the Waesland from New York for
Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, April 14.-The Indi-
ana arrived from Philadelphia and the
Aurania from New York.
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Cars Must be Furnished.

ST.. PAUL, April IA Fargo, Da-
kota, special says: Judge Mcconnell
to-day rendered decision in the cele-
brated case of J. W. Hawk vs.. the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
to compel the defendants to furnish
cars to the plaintiff. The decision be-
ing in favor of the plaintiff, he will
now bring suit for damage in each
case where he failed to get cars as de-
manded. ...
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THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
DcadIy Fallinx WaIls.

Cry OF MExIco, April 14.-One of
the walls of the former convent of
San Fernandino in this city, which
was in progress of demolition, fell in
yesterday morning, burning many
workmen in the ruins. So far three
dead bodies have been recovered.
Fifteen or twenty persons were
wounded more or less seriously.
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Dishonest Secretary.

SAN Francisco, April IA The
police have ascertained that Charles
G. Hamilton, of Ukiah. left for
Australia. and, it is charged, has
taken with him about 81, 900 entrusted
to his care as secretary of the Com
mittee of Citizens Of that place, who
had on hand scheme for raising
funds to purchase right Of way for
the Cloverdale and Ukiah Railway
Company.
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On the wheel.

LONDON, April 14.-The first of
three bycicle races to be contested by
William A. Rowe of America, and
Richard Howell of England, for the
championship of the world and 81 900
took place to-day at leicester. The
distance was five miles. Howell won
by five yards in Is :37 1-5.
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telegraph war Settled.

BALTIMORE, April 4.--Judge Duffy
in the Circuit Court, to-day decided
the case OF the Southern Telegraph
aud Gable Company lines of New
York versus the United Lin es Tele-
graph Company, Francis P. Stevens
William A. Dunn and others, in favor
of the complainant, and passed q de-
cree directing the property to be com
veyed to the complainant, free ffon
all claims of defendants.
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the spinal cord of fatal bullet. George
Wentworth testified that Smith was
not on Powell's back during their
struggle: also he denied he had told
two persons that he was obliged to
prosecute Powell on account of the
action taken in the matter by the
Native Sons of the Golden West. The
court adjourned until Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Fire at Mann.

NAPA, April 14.-A serious fire oc-
CURED here early this morning. The
furniture warehouse OF Mellon & Son,
with all the stock, was entirely
destroyed, and number of adjoin-
ing buildings damaged. The total
loss is about $lS,500, and insurance
very light. Mellon & Sons loss OF
stock and fixtures, $15, 900; on build
| in g 50, eco; no insurance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Foreign Strikers Rioting.

BERLIN, April 14.-The bricklayers
and masons in the city of Maye nce
are on strike. Rioting occurred in
consequence Of the efforts of the
strikers to compel men engaged in
other building trades to join the m.
The police dispersed the rioters.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

SAN FRANoIsCo, April 14.-An Er.
aminer dispatch from Fort Smith
AK, says that the north-bound pas.
senger train on the Frisco road col.
lided with a car loaded with ties
standing on the main track at Tusca.
homa, Indian Territory, to-day.
Charles Merritt, the engineer, and
James Ellis, the fireman, were in
stantly killed. Others were injured,
but further information is withheld
by the railroad authorities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
The Union Law.

VICTORIA, B. G., April 14.-An
Ottawa special says that the Govern
ment to-day received a dispatch from
New Foundland announcing the D.
pointment of delegates to Canada to
discuss the terms Of the Union law on
the tenth of June.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Railway Incidents i.

CoIroN, April IA. A Mexican
named Jesus Bellestro was killed at
the Lime Kiln to-day. A trestle broke
and fell on him.
Freight train, number twenty-one,
east bound, ditched yesterday be-
tween Whitewater and Seven Palms
on the Southern Pacific and five cars
were wrecked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Hampshire, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions, has reported bill
granting increased pensions to soldi rs
Who dave lost both hands.

Hampshire, from the Committee ON
Invalid Pensions, has reported bill
granting increased pensions to soldi re-
Who dave lost both hands.
Representative Mckinley, one of
the Republican members OF the Ways
and Means Committee, says the he
publicans in the House don't intend
to interpose fillibustering tactics to
prevent consideration of the Tariff
bill.
By unanimous vote to-day the
House Committee on Elections de-
cided the contested election case of
Nathan Frank VS.. John M. Glover in
the Ninth Missouri District in favor
of Mr.. Glover, the sitting member.
Two Republican members of the COM
mittee were absent from the meeting.
The House Committee on Rivers
and Harbors has abandoned the idea
of attempting to call up the River and
Harbor bill on Monday next under
suspension of the rules. The canvass
which was made disclosed decided
objection to summary disposition of
a bill involving such large amount.
The Military Committee has agreed
to report favorably upon the nomina-
ton Of Brigadier- General Crook to be
Major General and Colonel Brooks to
be Brigadier- General. They will
doubtless be confirmed during the first
executive session. The assignment of
these officers has been an open ques-
ton with military authorities since
the nominations we're sent in, but it is
now understood that General Crook
will be placed in charge OF the Divis-
ion of the Missouri and General Brooks
will succeed him as Commanding Gem
eral of the Department OF the Platte.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

One thing that tends to reduce the
Republican presidential boom to an
equality is the pretty well assured
fact that the successful boom will lead
it's possessor to disaster and defeat.
The man who gets the Republican
nomination this year will have some
thing Of an elephant on his hands.
! fSt. Louis Poetr Dlspatoh, Dem.
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No Longer Cattle King.

BosroN, April l4.-Ira A. Lowe has
gone into insolvency. His liabilities
are about 5000, 900, of which $l46,O0o
is secured by collaterals. Mr.. Lowe
was formerly connected with tho
Lowe Cattle Company of Cheyenno,
Wyoming, and it was there that hin
liabilities were contracted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Pasadenans Alert.

PASADENA, April 14.-A saloon was
started north of the city limits few
days ago. A mass meeting of citizens
of that portion last night decided to
annex the section to Pasadena, add
ing nine square miles to the corporate
limits.
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COust Returns. .

The sentence of Seneca Swain was
again postponed this morning until
next Saturday.
The steamer Gaelic arrived from
Hong Kong and Yokohama yes erday
morning. She has clean bill of
health, but was placed in quarantine
owing to the fact of her coming from
the infested port of Hong Kong.
The Federal Grand Jury has found
indictments against Henry Hart and
Joseph johnson, the Marysville coun-
terfeiters in whose possession were
found 387 pieces of spurious coin.
They are held in custody in default oi
IS 900 bail.
The Chief OF Police OF San Fran
cisco has received word from the au.
thorities in Philadelphia that Morris
Haas, former drummer for Slessengel
& Green, cigar manufacturers of that
city, who disappeared last August, as
is claimed, with a shortage of 81 ,00(
| in his accounts, has been arrested il
Philadelphia, and an officer will star
for the East Monday to bring hin
bach
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Will Have Water.

DELANo, April 14.-At meeting Of
the citizens this evening over two
thousand dollars was raised for the
sinking of an artesian we'll near the
town limits,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
CANADIAN TOPICS.
The Alaska Sealers and the
Fisheries Treaty.

The Alaska Sealers ana the
Fisheries Treaty.
OTTAWA, April 14.-The Deputy
Minister OF Fisheries writes as follows
Mr.. Batter, M. P. Victoria, B. G.
l am to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter communicating the pur-
pose of the telegram received at
Victoria from Collector Hager of San
Francisco, stating that he had RI
ceived instructions to warn all private
sealers from Behring sea, the
sender of the message to
you, Mr.. Morriss Moss, adding:
We demand protection. In reply
to your expressed wish to be
informed as soon as possible if anv
and what kind of protection is to be
given British vessels in the Behripp
Sea, | am by direction of the Minister,
to inform you that the subject of Mr..
Moss request is one for investigation
between the Governments Of the
United States and Great Britain, with
reference to which diplomatic rela-
tions are being carried on. The
Dominion Government has earnestly
and repeatedly represented to
the British Government the gravity
of the wrong to which Canadian citi-
zens had been subjected in Behring
Sea, and had pressed for reparation
for such wrong. The authority of the
Government Of Canada is limited to
protection of its territorial waters.
1t has no power to send armed vessels
on the high seas to defend its subjects
or their property. A3- eA
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
1t has been agreed that second
reading of the fisheries treaty bill I'll
take place Monday. The opposition
have decided not to divide the House
on the bill. The third reading will
be taken Tuesday. The Senate will
dispose Of the bill in couple of days,
and by the end of the week it will be
a law of the land, and modus
viuendie will go into effect.
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wheat I'm store.

MoDEsrA, April IA. - Stanislaus
county has in warehouses at different
points over eight thousand tons of
wheat in addition to seed wheat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Turn About Is Fair Play.

WINNIPEG, Man., April 14.-Will-
lam Cameron, teller of the Union
Bank, stepped out last night, hired a
rig and drove to the boundary line.
The police have made a desperate
effort to prevent his getting across.
He has been leadinga very fast life
and got heavi y in debt. The amount
of his stealings is estimated as high
as $3S 900, but the definite amount is
not yet known. 1t is supposed tn at
Minneapolis is his destination.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
0,Brien Arrested.

DUBLIN April 14.-William O'Brien,
M. p, was arrested on arriving at
Kingston to-day. in consequence of his
speech at meeting at Loughrea last
Sunday. He was taken to the Lough-
rao i,il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
The SAN Luis Obispo Road.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April IA mass
meeting in the interest of the San
Luis Obispo and San Joaquin Railway
held to-day was addressed by Judge
Steele, Col. Treat and Messrs. Nc
Bride and King. The subscription
swelled upwards of one hundred
thousand dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Rivers Rising.

MoREHEAD, Minn., April 14.-The
Red River still continues to rise
steadily at the rate OF an inch and a
half an hour. Several houses on the
point are submerged, and occupants
forced to leave. The river has risen
twenty feet in all. 1t is reported that
the railway bridge at Wappeton, Da-
kota, was carried away this morning.
MoRR BRIDGES CARRIED AWAY.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 14.--The Big
Sioux river has overflowed its banks
and done considerable damage in the
vidinlty OF Souix Falls, Dakota. The
Illinois Central railroad bridge east of
the city has been carried away, also
the Milwaukee bridge at Keyes,
eighteen miles north. Over 1000 feet
of the Milwaukee track at Elkpoint
has been carried away, entirely cut
ting off communication with Sioux
City. The river is still rising and it
is feare much more damage will be
Hopa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Not with Golden Leg.

CLEVELAND. April 14.--At Akron
Ohio, this morning, Charles A. Teits,
a German merchant tailor, aged 45
wears, beat his wife's brains out with
a baseball bat and then suicided by
drowning in the canal. They quar-
relied about money matters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
GOOD Anin,nls Injured.

KANSAS CRY. April 14.-A 1imss
special from Albuquerque N. M sayB
it is reported that the train conteintn9
thirty horses of Lucky BaldNinN
Sprinos, Arixona, md aeye1l g -
| meDt valnahls hor1eo bodly ~ s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Rodies Recovered.

VICTORIA, B. c., April 14.-The
charred bones Of Henry Moore and
several others Of the schooner Seabird
Who we're murdered by the Indiars 3 q
Blenkinsop Bay some time ego, have
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Hurned to Death.

BoDIE, April 14-The Bodie House,
large frame hotel, was destroyed by
fire early this morning. The fire was
not discovered until the flames had
gained great headway, and the guests
escaped by jumping from the windows.
Many barely escaped with their lives
and several were severely injured. A
miner named Edward Mccarthy, was
burned to death, and the remains
were found this morning. The loss
is about $40, 900; insurance light.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
unaeIixered TeIcgranns,

Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office, II North
Main street, 10 r. NJ, April 14th |:
r. s. Thomas, w. B. Enschler, E. q.
| Fester, John A. Await, Hon. Sherman
Paao. T. =. 6aylen,
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The Powell Trlal.

REDWOOD, April 14.-In the Powell
trial to-day, the testimony Of NUM-
Der of physicians offared in rebuttal
by the prosecution y to The eject on
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DeuOt burned.

SALEM, Ore, April 14.-The Oregon
and California depot was burned this
morning. Total loss. The building
cost about 81, 500.
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washington Netss. .

Robertson, of Louisiana, from the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, has
reported 1 bill for the relief Of soldiers
and sailors who enlisted and served ~
the army on navy during the rebellion
under assumed names.
Rnrrosantetivo Galliueor, Qt New
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been brought here; also the gun used
to kill them. The bodies were burned
by the Indians to avert detection.
Two of the murderers have been ar
rested. One died in jail recently and
the other awaits trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Ticks From the East.

In the Mohawk valley, New York
the ground is covered with snow and
it is still falling fast.
George Clark, of Pittsburgh, Penn,
has been found guilty of murder in
the first degree for killing and robbing
VIM. McCausland last September.
News was received this morning
that a prairie fire did great damage
twelve miles south of Huron, Dakota
Thursday afternoon. Several farmers
lost their barns, sheds, cattle, grain
and hay.
Mrs. Eliza Thorneburg, aged "a, and
quite wealthy, was found dead in hel
room at JefferstoNn, KY, yesterday
morning. In attempting to start 8
fire with coal oil her dress caught fire
and she was so badly burned that she
died before anyone learned Of the &C
cident.
Smallpox was discovered in the
eteerage of the Anchor Line steam.
ship Italy, which arrived yesterday a
New York. The steamer carries 54(
Italian immigrants. The cases were
removed to Hoffman Island and the
vessel will be detained until Monday
for fumigation.
The statement of the assignee o
Root, Strong & Co., of Detroit, wa
filed late last night. The iabilitie'
amount to $l1S,21S and the appraised
assets to $575,170. The merchandise
Indebtedness aggregates 1926, 700, th'
greater part Of which is held in New
York.
Robert Mills, one of the most re
markable of the Texas pioneers, diet
in Galveston yesterday morning, aget
70. Prior to the war his slaves ant
plantations were valued at So ,000, 900
President Lincoln's proclamation
emancipated 1000 selected slaves be
longing to the deceased, and resulte'
in his financial ruin, from which b
never entirely recovered.
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Bay District Races.

SAN Francisco, April l4.-The first
race, fve-eighths of mile, Minnie
R. won; Mart Gibson, second. Time,
l 1:02l4.
Trotting, three best in five-Bonanza
won; Tramp, second. Time, :29114
Pacing-Little Hopes won; Prussian
Bay, second. Time, 2:2914.
Trotting, three in five--Minnie Lee
won two heats, Willie 8. one, and
Jennie McCarty one. Best time,
1884.
The concluding race was postponed
till Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15
Gold Galore.

SAN DIEGO, April 14.-The special
correspondent of the San Diego Sun,
who was sent to the new gold fields
in Lower California, with instructions
to report tho facts exactly as they
stood, telegraphed to-day from Real
del Castillo, that there are great min
eral indications in that region, and
that score of clearly defined quartz
lodges. bearing free gold, have already
been discovered, and that hundreds
of rich specimens are displayed by the
natives.