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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24

dashed down the sidewalk, struck
the glass, shattering it to pieces,
and also knocked down and
ran over one of the glaciers, named
Kemp, who is SO seriously injured
internally that it is doubtful if he
will recover.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
The Coronado Beach Co. has made
q contract with Bates, Amburg & Nc
Adam, of Chicago, to do SIPS 1000
worth of dredging ON the beach. In
order to fulfil this contract the firm
has already begun the construction of
an immense dredger with a capacity
OF excavating 5000 yards of sand or
5000 yards Of mud per hour. 1t is to
be completed on June 18th.
A BOHEMIAN RENDEZVOUS.
A San Diego County journalists
club is to be organized here on the
9th instant.
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AN INHUMAN HUSBAND.
BarbarOus Treatment of His
Wife and Child.

SANTA Rosa, February 23.-Public
Indignation is aroused in this city by
an affair which came to light to-day.
The wife of a carpenter named Wells
was confined on Sunday night.
Wells refused to call a physician and
buried the child's dead body in a
soap box in yard in the rear
of the house. The Board of Health
made him exhume the body and re-
inter it in the cemetery, and pro-
ceedings will be. instituted against
him. The County Physician gays that
the child's life was sacrificed by Wells
action. The mother is in critical
condition.
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An Important witness,

SAN Francisco, February 23.-
Among the witnesses examined in the
Dimmig trial to-day was Mrs. Higsop,
landlady of the .house in which Ben-
hayon's body was found. She stated
that Dimmig was the man who had
rented room from her few days
before the body was found, and re-
peated the testimony given at the
Coroner's inquest.
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WHAT WELLS, FARGO SAY.
SAN QUENTIN.
Governor Waterman Calls ON Z
Tour Of Inspection.

Governor Waterman Calls ON .
Tour of Inspection.
SAN QUENTIN, February 23.-Gov-
ernor Waterman, with Secretary
Boruck and Director Depue, visited
the State prison to-day.
Warden McComb said that he had
gained permission of the County
Supervisors and property holders to
change the course of the county road
to 90 around instead of through the
prison grounds, thus avoiding indis-
criminate communications.
This evening the Governor visited
the jute mill, which was lighted for
the first time. He found the gas and
electric lights quite sufficient for
working al. t.night, and seemed particu-
larly interested in the new system of
eight-hour shifts.
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Sentenced 70 Dentb.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 23.-Lee
Chuck, the recently convicted muir
derer Of fellow countryman in July,
1886, was sentenced the second time
by Judge Toohy to-day to pay the
death penalty. The date Of execu'
tion is not fixed. The case is again to
be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
Timber Troubles.

SANTA Rosa, February pa COM
plant was filed to-day by Elizabeth
Rule and G. H. Rule against the Rule
Mill, Lumber, Wood and Tanbark
Association to void the lease of 1000
acres of timber land for ten years,
which are valued at $150,000. Plain
tiff claims that the defendants vio-
lated the terms of the lease by cutting
timber from the land in reckless
and wasteful manner, and prays for
$4,000 damages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
AMexican Murdered.

Tucson, Ariz., February 23.-Ad-
vices from Reddington say that the
body of an old Mexican rancher
named Moreno, murdered in his cabin
last Friday, was discovered yesterday.
He was making bread, in a sitting
posture, and while with his hands in
the dough, his head was split open
with an ak. The cause Of the murder
WAS robbery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
THE WOOL INTERESTS
Protest Against Any Reduction
of the Tariff.

DENVER. COL, February pa con.
vention Of the wool-growers of Colo
RADIO met at the Chamber of Com
merce to-day. After the disposal of
routine business the convention
adopted resolution which addressed
Colorado's Senators and Representa-
tiyes at Washington and the Senate
and House committees, asking them
to use every upright means to pre-
vent a further reduction Of the wool
tariff, and to restore the tariff rate on
wool, grade for grade, existing prior
to the reduction OF March 3, 1888.
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The Grant Memorial.

New York, February 23.-The an
nual meeting OF the trustees Of the
Grant Monument Committee was held
to-day. The following officers were
elected: William B. Grace, Presi-
dent; Hamilton Fish and S. s. NJ.
Barlow, Vice Presidents; Richard
Greener, Secretary, and j. Pierrepont
Morgan, Treasurer. The Committee
has now ON deposit 1925, ,162.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
THE FISHERIES TREATY.
Senator Frye of the Opinion tina
IT will be Rejected.


1T will be Rejected.
New YORK, February 23.-The
Tribune this morning prints an inter-
view with Senator Frye in regard to
the fisheries treaty. The Maine
Senator criticizes the treaty severely.
He says that privileges have been sur
rendered, new exclusions introduced
and fshermen's necessities juggled
with. The Tribune says that in view
of the fact that Frye's judgment in all
matters relating to the fisheries is
paramount with his Republican col
leagues in the Senate, it is not too
much to say that the fate of the treaty
is sealed. 1t will be rejected by an
overwhelming vote.
WHAT "THE THUNDERER" THINKS.
LONDON, February 23.-The Times
says: "We shall be surprised if the
majority of Canadians do not appre-
ciate the fisheries settlement highly.
We are certain that the compromise
will appear more skillful, the more
closely it is examined"
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More Smallpox.

San FRANCISCO, February 23.-Nine
new cases OF smallpox were recorded
at the health Office to-day. Some oi
these, however, were cases not report.
ed the day before. In one house on
Powell street there are three cases,
a mother and two children. 1t is
now quarantined.
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sEAMEN,S WAGES.
bectsiOn Regarding Their LA
biIitY for Attach mont.

UeCASIOH AeRafdIuR IhelT Il8'
btiity for Attachment.
SANFRANC1sco, February 23.-Judge
Hoffman rendered an important de-
cision to-day involving the question OF
attachment of seamen's wages. The
case in question was that of John
Matson VS.. w. S. Bovine ct al. Mat
son sued the masters and owners OF
the schooner for $50 wages alleged to
be due him. Defendants claimed that
Matson's wages had been attached by
process of Justices Court. The Court
held that seamen's wages could not
be attached in that manner and
ordered a decree in favor of the
libelant.
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Trumbo starts for the East.

TTumUU SSHrtb IOf the East.
SAN Francisco, February 23.-Col-
onel Isaac Trumbo and wife left this
afternoon for the East. Colonel
Trumbo's visit is of a business nature,
and during his absence he will close
the negotiations for a completion OF
the proposed Los Angeles and Salt
Lake Railroad.
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Editor Hearst Sued.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 23.-
Deputy Surveyor. John T. Fogarty,
has brought suit in the Superior
Court to recover $15. 900 damages on
three charges from w. r. Hearst for
alleged libel published in the
Examiner, charging plaintiff and
others with swindling the Govern
ment in connection with opium
smuggling.
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stuck In the Mud.

SAN Francisco, February 23.-
While the Occidental and Oriental
steamer Belgic was leaving port this
afternoon she went aground on a mud
bank near the Pacific Mail dock. She
will come off at the next high tide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
Think They Have Tascott.

CHICAGO, February 23.-A dispatch
from Missouri says that a young man
arrested there closely answers the
description of Tascott, the supposed
murderer of the millionaire, A. j.
Smell. On receipt of this information
two officers started for Missouri for
the purpose of bringing back the
prisoner, if he is the right man.
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
FINAL PROCEEDINGS.
Close Of the Grand Army Encamp-
ment i'm Oregon.

q
ment I'm Oregon.
ALBANY, February 23.-The last
days session of the Grand Army o.
the Republic encampment at Albany
was held to-day. Commander A. E.
Borthwick, of Portland, was chosen
Senior Vice Commander, DR.. J. G.
Jessup, of Newport, Junior Vice Com.
mander, and L. G.. Montanye, of AL.
bany, Medical. Examiner. The follow.
ing delegates to the National encamp-
ment were elected: ]. w. Crawford
and 7. FL. Mix; alternates, J. B. Ellis
of Salem, and B. G. Tabler, of Albany.
The place of holding the next depart.
ment encampment was fixed at Port.
land.
A RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED
Favoring the bill introduced in Con-
gress, granting pension of one cent
for each days service in addition to
disability pension. Also resolution
appointing Il committee to draft law
to be submitted to the Legislature
making the appointment of old sol.
diers to official positions obligatory il
the qualifications otherwise are equal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
A New Bank.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The
Comptroller of Currency to-day au-
thorized the National Live Stock Bank
of Chicago, Ills, to begin business
with capital of 5000, 900.
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A Heavy Loss.

NEVADA, CAL, February 23.-Orr;n
Gowell, the owner of the Manzanita
mine, few days ago had $11, 200 in
bank stock and notes stolen from the
pocket of his coat, which he had left
hanging in the storeroom of the mine.
An old italian has been arrested on
suspicion, but the papers have not
been found.
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Badly.needed Repairs.

ALBUouERouE,N.M., February 23.-
In conversation today with we'll
known railroad contractor, it was
learned that the Atlantic and Pacific
road intend this year to expend
81, ,000, 900 in repairing and ballasting
their road-bed and increasing their
shops at this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
KEEPING QUIET.
The Whereabouts of tho Apache
MarRuders Unknown

BENSON, A. T., February 23.-
Nothing further has been heard from
the six Apache Indians raiding in the
Galuria Mountains, and it is now be-
lieved that they have crossed the San
Pedro Valley and gone into the Rim
con Mountains. Lieutenant Richards
with thirty cavalrymen arrived here
this afternoon and Immediately start
ed for Roach's ranch in the Galurias
distance of nearly fifty miles. They
expect to reach there tomorrow after
noon and will start on the trail the
next morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
A Serious Accident.

PORTLAND, Ogn., February 23.--
Some very large boom logs suddenly
gave way to-day in the North Palouse
River, w. T., near Colfax, doing
considerable damage. Moses Ebert
was killed in the jam, and three other
men, whose names are unknown,
were badly injured. Another man,
whose name is not known, was
drowned just above the boom at the
time the logs broke away.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
The Marshall Monument.

SACRAMENTO, February 23.-- The
Marshall Monument Committee to-
day awarded the contract for a monu-
ment of James Marshall, the discov-
erer of gold in California, to F. Marion
Wells, Of San Francisco. The monu-
ment is to be erected at Colima, FL
dorado county, and is to be granite
shaft thirty feet high, surmounted by
a marble statue of Marshall nine feet
high.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
,ur New Railroad Agency.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2S.-Amos
Burr, formerly general agent of the
Michigan Central Railroad, has re-
ceived the appointment Of general
agent for the Vanderbilt system at
Los Angeles. 1t is the intention of
the Vanderbilt managers to make =
lively effort for business from this
coast, and the establishment Of an
agency at Los Angeles is a part Of the
plan of campaign.
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Il .ASE.B BALL.
The Season to be Inaugurated on
March 25th.


March 25th.
SAN Francisco, February 23.-
President More and Manager Robin
son, comprising the schedule COM
mittee of the California League, have
drawn up a list of the games and
dates for the coming season. The
schedule is not to be publicly an
nounced until it lis signed by the
president OF each club. 1t is, how
ever, settled fact that the league
will consist of but four clubs. The
series is to be Of 24O games, sixty con-
tests to each club. One-third of
Stockton's games are to be played in
this city. The season will be in
augurated on Sunday, March 25th, at
Stockton, when the GREENWOOD and
Morans will open with the Stocktons,
and the Haverlys and Pioneers will
contest in this city.
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Latest DOings In Social and Pol
itical Circles.

itical Circles.
LONDON, February 23.--In the House
Of Lords this eveaing Lord Strathden
moved that the Government produce
the latest papers regarding the events
in Bulgaria, and suggested that Great
Britain initiate a conference to con-
slider the question.
Salisbury promised to place the
papers on the table, but did not think
the conference desirable.
IN THE COMMONS.
Tonight, an amendment affirm
ing the necessity of measures
dealing with the arrears of
excessive rent in Ireland was rejected.
The report on the address OF reply
to the Queens speech was adopted.
ROYAL BETROTHALs. Na
1t is reported that the Prince of
Wales, ON the occasion of the silver
wedding banquet, will announce the
betrothal of Prince Albert Victor to
his cousin the Princess Alexandria of
Greece and the betrothal of the Prin-
cess Victoria to the Duke of Sparta,
Crown Prince OF Greece.
LoNsDALE COMING OVER.
Lord Lonsdale sailed to-day for
New York. He intends to go to the
northern part of the American conti-
nent on long sporting tour.
THE QUEEN IN TOWN.
Queen Victoria came to London to-
day. Her Majesty drove across Hyde
Park in an open carriage. She re-
ceived many salutes from the people.
DEATH OF PRINCE LOUIS.
BERLIN, February 23.-Prince Louis,
the second son of the Grand Duke of
Baden, and grandson of Emperor
William, is dead.
MORE EvICTIoNs.
DUBLIN, February 23.-The eviction
of tenants on the Ponsonby estate, at
Youghal, has been unexpectedly
resumed. A large military and police
force, accompanied by doctor and
ambulance and fire engine, escorted
the bailiffs who executed the writs of
eviction. The tenants were taken by
surprise.
RENTS REDUCED.
A plan Of campaign victory near
Loughrea was celebrated with bon
fires this evening" Sir Henry Burke
has granted 25 per cent. reduction,
pays legal costs, reinstates the evicted
tenants and pays the costs of their
maintenance since eviction. McCor-
Ian has granted reduction Of 55 per
cont
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wanted for Forgery.

CINCINNATI, February 23.-War-
rants are in the hands of the police
for Frank Riegel, late assistant cashier
OF the Metropolitan National Bank,
on charge Of forgery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
Harbor Regulators.

ASTORIA, February 2S.-The State
Circuit Court to-day declared invalid
the city ordinance providing that no
person other than the Harbor Master
shall move or dock any vessel, and
that any other person 80 doing shall.
upon conviction, be subject 10 Ane q
/ Iimprieonmont.
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Not Wnnted Hare,

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2S.-The
twenty-five Chinese women and six
men recently remanded by Judge
Hoffman were returned to China to-
day on the steamer Belgic.
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He Lightened His WORK.

TACOMA, W. T., February 3D.
Samuel Rognat, letter carrier, was
arrested to-day, charged with destroy
ing letters. He was committed to Jail
to await hearing before the United
States Commissioner on Saturday.
Rognat's route is among the scattered
houses of the suburbs, and the only
purpose of his act seems to have been
to escape long walk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
6 DON'T Say L Told You.n

CHICAGO, February 23.-Kate Cas-
tleton, the actress, has fled bill for
separate maintenance against her
husband, Isadore Phillips, whom she
married in San Francisco. She
charges him with continued drunken
nnca
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
CALiFORNIA,s CAPACITY.

An interesting Map Prepared by
the Southern Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 23.-E.
Med. Johnstone, of the Southern
Pacific passenger department, has
prepared very instructive map,
intended to show the immense land
embraced in California. The map
shows the outlines Of the State, and
within its limits, by careful and exact
measurements, he has placed the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
A Change of Name.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-The
name Of Fulton Wells postofice in
Los Angeles county, CAL, has been
changed to Santa Fe Springs, with
Juo. +. Wilson q postmaster.
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PensiOned.

| WASHINGTON, February pa PEN
sion has been granted to D. Tremble,
, Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
a .RIpARIAN -RIGHTs RENAIN..


In the city with the consent of the
State, not only as to the natural shore.
but where the filling in has been done
on large scale by the railroad. The
railroad is shown to be the owner
of all water lots in front of which
depot, piers, ETC., have been built and
that the Government has no title to
the grounds described in the informa-
ton except 80 far as it seeks to pro-
tect the harbor against obstruction.
Thelproperty claimed by the railroad
extends some 1000 feet beyond the
line of the Government breakwater
establishing the outer harbor.
Modest estimates of the rights
claimed by the railroad places the
railroad property in dispute at the
value of $100, 100000.
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RENTS REDUCED,
SAN DIEGO.
Pulitzer Interviewed ON POliti.
cal Matters.


SAN DIEGO, February 23.-Joseph
Pulitzer arrived from Santa Barbara
this evening on the steamship Santa
Rosa. He went direct to the Hotel
Coronado, across the bay, where he
will spend several weeks. In an in
terview with a Union reporter, he
said regarding Blaine's letter: 81
think it is genuine. Mr.. Blaine
means what he says in declining
to be nominated; that is, he means
that he does not care to make a race
of it. OF course it does not mean he
would not like the Presidency. With
Blaine out of the race the different
factions can unite upon candidate
and make fight"
In reply to question whether
Cleveland had q sure thing, he an,
swered: "The Democrats think go
but it will be close fight"
| A DISTRESSING RUNAWAY.
| A number Of men were to-day
carrying across the sidewalk
q large plata-glass, costing 5000
for the new Bank Of Com
! merce building. A runaway hors'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
Oreron,s Republican Con vention

PORTLAND, Ogn., February 23.--The
Republican State Central Committee
decided to-day to hold the State Con-
vention at Portland, on April 11th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-24
A s,oo,ooO,ooo SUIT.
Important Opinion Affecting
Property i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 23.-Justice
Harlan gave al opinion in the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon,
disposing of three cases affecting the
ownership and possession of lake front
property. The decision is regarded as
substantial victory for the people OF
Chicago and the State as against the
Illinois Central Company.
The railroad company's main con-
tention, that it owned one mile in
width of the bed Of the city's harbor,
is set aside,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

There IS a rumor in town that
the negro Dick West, who is want
ed for murder in Ohio, and who
fred upon eur city Marshal, some
week or more ago, while attempt
ing his arrest, has been captured at
<.6aT VaIi9Sjiijo1 Ell e, jrs.f z;a'f q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

The roads of this county are now
being worked by the Surveyors, and
are being put in pretty good con-
dition. But we may work all we
will, and spend all the taxes we
collect, and there will never be a
good road in the county under our
present system.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09
ShertR

Mfr. Editor: Having been solicited by
a numbered Democratic friends to be-
come. q. candidate for the office of Sheriff,
l hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Illumination for Sheriff of Mason
county, subject to the Primary Election,
to be held ON the 18th day of May, 1888,
and hereby request the support of the
voters at said election, promising loyal
support to the ticket nominated at said
primary election. Very Respectfully,
FRANK II. VAN MATRE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

There is no place in the county
where you can find a better or a
cheaper stock of goods than can be
found at C. W. Maupin's big stores
at ArbuckIe and Southside. Give
him a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09
[april =. 'ss-tt.

Notice slocIxlIoIdersa Dree,,,~
Ohio River RaIlroad Cor
Pany.
,,, riiA.EskEEsBuRe. w. Va, April rs. iesa
t'HE annual meeting of tie etosi ~
= defa OF the Ohio River RsilroS;l
company win be held 81 The olise 81
t M1 company in the cir q lIiv1 lurr.
1909 - NJ l NJ, oh r 10 70.
pose Of electing q Eossffl = 49, -. -
and any other business 49, ~, .e.,','s.,
before them.
W 4. CHANCELLOR,
q pm to-sH Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09
Mr. Editor: Please announce me as q

Mr. Editor: Please announce me as q
candidate for Sheriff of Mason county,
subject to the decision of the voters at
pleasure of the voters at the Primary
Election to confer the nomination on
another than myself, hereby pledge
him, as well as the entire Democratic
ticket, my hearty and undivided sup
port. Respectfully,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09
A DEMOCRAT.

Mr.! Editor:-The many friends of Mr..
ID. II. Shelf, desire to announce his
name as candidate for Assessor of
District No. 2, Mason county, subject to
tine result of the Democratic Primary
Election to be held May 20. Mr.. Shelf
is sound Democrat, and in every way
qualified to fill the Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

Mr.IEditor: Please announce the name
of w, y. Holloway, of Clendenin dis
trict, as a candidate for Assessor of Dis
tri9 No: 2, Mason county. subject to the
detision of The Democratic voters at the
Primary Election. May 20, 1883.
DaeY@nakf,,l1,.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

We are authorized BY the numerous
friends Of w H. Tomlinson, to an
nounce him as candidate for the office
of Prosecuting Attorney forthis county.
subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
Primary Election to beld May 18th, 1888.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-09

We have received the first num-
Der of the Roane County Record,
Published atSpencer, by E. H. Finn,
editor and proprietor. 1t is Repub-
iican in politics, and presents neat
appearance.