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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-10

On and after this date we will sell everything
in our line at reduced rates. Spou ges, Cham
OILS skins, Brushes, Combs, Face Powders,
Perfumes, Drugs and Chemicals and Prescrip-
lions So save your money by buying at Nc.
DONELL'S DRUG STORE, 271 N. Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-10
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
THE LATEST KILOGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES.

WHEAT harvest is progressing in south
err Illinois. The yield is phenomenal.
HARvARD's graduating class numbered
23i men. Its scholarship vas not ex-
ceptionally high.
COLONEL INGERsoLL has prepared and
will shortly deliver lecture on "What
Has Christianity Done for Women?n
The seven monuments to Wisconsin
heroes at Gettysburg were dedicated
Saturday.
A THREE FOOT vein Of coal was struck
by the Diamond Drill Company at Monti
cello, ILL.,, at a depth of 541 feet.
THE seventh convention of societies of
Christian Endeayor is in session at Chi
cage, four thousand delegate are ms at
tendance.
THE largest railway system in the " rld
is the Atchlson, Topeka d. Sante Fe, which
operates about eight thousand miles of
road.
THE superior court at Keokuk, Iowa,
has decided that liquor brought into that
state can only be sold in the original
packages.
GEN. BADEAU's suit to recover from Mrs.
Grant, $4,000, as compensation fol-
services rendered her husband goes over
TO October.
The government Is trying lobster cul-
ture on the Pacific coast. The first At
lantic instalment has been anchored at
Santa Cruz.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at
New York for the fiscal year amounted to
$126 23S 972, compared with $118, 1866
for 1887, $110,721 919 for 1856, and $102,-
9S2,38l for 1885.
LoNGFELLow, the poet, was once mem
Der of the old Puritan Rifles, and parad-
ed in brilliant green uniform. But he
soon found his natural vocation was to
sing rather than fight.
II is said that Philadelphia capitalists
will this month send 100000 TO Florida
to build a railroad through the sugar
region of that state. The line will be
branch of the south Florida Road.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the Western iron
and steel manufacturers and their en-
ployes are in conference it Pittsburg, en-
deavoring to reach a settlement of the
dispute about wages, which threatens a
general strike or lockout.
6 PITIsBURG. Recently Moorehead
Brothers, iron manufacturers, of
sharpsburg, Pennsylvania, signed the
amalgamated scale, making sixteen sig
natures thus far. The Republic iron
works, Oliver Bros. d Phillips and two of
Carnegie's mills started up to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
WASHINGTON.

WORD from General Sheridan is any
thing but hattering.
PRoF. DE BAussEr has been refused a
patent for his air-ships. The commits
sioner says the professor is a crank.
LATHRoP, United States minister TO
Russia, in a speech at London, declared
the action of Emperor William, in "ac-
oepting the crown from God alone" q
denial of popular liberty.
The bill appropriating 100000 for i'm
proving the mail service between the
United States and South America has
been acted upon adversely.
TIE latest news from General Sheridan
is quite unfavorabie. The cause which
threatens his life is probably one that de
fies human skill.
TIE collections of internal revenue
during the first IL months of the fiscal
year were $5,428 ,867 more than collections
during the corresp onding period OF the
last fiscal year.
CONGRESSMAN THOMAS is reported
somewhat better, but his condition is
quite serious yet. He is SO much improy-
ed that he removed from his quarters to
the adjoining house.
The Senate judiciary Committee has
decided to report the nomination of Hon.
Melville W. Fuller, of Chicago, for Chief
Justice without any recommendation as
TO confirmation or rejection. The prob
ability is that the Sedate will conirm the
appointment.
Tue secretary of state has officially
called the attention of the British minis
ter at Washington, to the case of the
American ship Bridgewater, unlawfully
seized by the customs officials of the Dom
inion of Canada a year ago and de-
tanned at Shelbourne Is days.
In is est mated at the treasury depart
ment that there has been decrease of
$l3,60O,00O in the public debt during
June, and decrease OF $112,900,000 for
the fiscal year ended to-day. The total
receipts during the year are estimated
at $370,000,o0O, and the total expendi-
lures at $2730O000O, leaving a surplus of
$97,000,00O
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
Queer Verdicts.

The duties of those who serve on coro-
ners juries do not ordinarily suggest
anything very funny, and yet some laugh
able results come from their work par
ticularly if they do not understand their
work, aud what is expected of them.
An amusing story is told of verdict
brought in by q western jury, impanaled
to INQUIRE into the cause of the death of
a man supposed to have committed
suicide. The verdict was brief and to the
point, the foreman saying simply:
eve the jury find the deceased guilty
as charged
Another jury examined a great many
witnesses in the case of man run over
by a railway engine. 1t was:
"We find him to have come to his
death by being cut in two by railroad
engine whereby he could not breathe
hence he choked to DEATH"
coroner's jury report in the back
woods of Missouri heard all the evidence
in the case OF man killed by runaway
team, and brought in the following YER
dict;
"1hc jury finds the dead deceased to
have come to his death at the hands of a
runaway team, the horses thereof being
blameIess, they being frightened by a
dog"
1t is told Of Gu old German that he sat
stoidly and stupIdly on a coroner's jury
and listened to all the evidence, after
which ne walked over toward the corpse
with some degree Of curiosity. Lifting
the cloth ne started back, turned to the
other iurymen in amazement ank alright
and cried out:
mine Colt, shentlemens dot man ish
dead"
A Jury in a Missouri rural community
deliberated three hours over the corps of
woman burned by the explosion of a
kerosene lamp. The following verdict
was then announced in writing:
Rcs0lred, That the Diseased was burnt
to deth. The joory.'
man supposed TO be tramp, was
found dead in the woods out west. A jury
enquired into the cause of his death, and
reported as follows;
THE jury does not find that the mar
has been foully dealt with, and is of the
opinion that he died simply because his
time had come and there was no getting
ont of it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
.OLn HONEeTYn TATEINpICTEp
Embezzlement the Only Crime That Could BE
Charged Against Him.

Embezzlement the Only Crime That Could Be
Charged Against Him.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The grand jury Of
the Franklin Circuit Court has returned
four indictments against James W. Tate,
late State Treasurer, for the crime EN-
bezzlement. The total amount set ont IN
the Indictment is S4O+, 0S5.S5, dating from
Jan. I. 1878, TO Jan, 1856, leaving the
period between 1856 and the time of
Tate's flight unprovided for. The Com
monweallh's attorney says no true bill
could be found against Tate for forgery
on the erasure Of the amounts IN his bank
mass book, as the bank book was his
private property and only amemorandum
book. and that while the erasure was
made TO perpetrate fraud on the investl-
eating officers, yet it can not in law be
called forgery. Embezzlemeut Is not an
extraditable crime, and, as II Is now
known that the family of Mr.. Tate are IN
communication with him, 1t Is suppos q
they will soon entertain no fear in max
ing his whereabouts public. The court
6xed the bail at $4,000. The statutes
provide imprisonment in the penltenuary
from one to ten years for embezzlement,
but il is hardly possible the fugitive VIII
ever return to the State to be
brought to trial fer his crime Inc
civil suits by the commonwealth against
the sureties on the ronds are again De
fore the court on amended petitions, out
no trial can be reached until the next
October term.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
No.. ,he Colors come FIom.

Every quarter Of the globe Is rans .s.5
for tbe material animal vegetable
and mineral employed in the manniaei.
~ NJ eolors. From the coehineal insect
ia obtained the gorgeous carmlne, a. ~eA
as the crimson, scarlet and purple lAhes'
Sapia il the inky fuid discharged oy lhe
c,tfIs Bsh 20 render the water opaque TOT
M avn concealmcut when attacked. ~
dian yellow is fraw .he urine q the eau. eau
Ill ivory blsck ana some blAok are naa9
nus OF ivsrv chips The exquisite rus
sian blue i got by fusing horses Ro =.
sr8 other refuse animal matter vita lIl
pure potassium carbonate. = W. e,s
,oyereii 81 al accident. In the vegetable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
CRIME.

Mrs ROBINSON, the notorious poisoner
of Somerville, Mass, has been sentenced
TO be hanged in the Cambridge Jail, No
vember l6.
AT Florence, Md, ten year old negro
boy cut the throats of two children left
in his charge.
c. G. NELSON, the head Of a savings bank
of Atlanta, Ga, Is missing, and that and
other banks are believed TO be losers.
Ar Cleveland, Ohio, l.. A, Brock and his
wife were each sentenced to four years in
the penitentiary for forging will which
made them the heirs of Martha Hail No
Donald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

FoREsr fires are raging in the vicinity
of Charlevoix, Mich.
The business portion Of Lake City,
Michigan, has been burned. Loss, $50.
900,
OCCUPANTS of a balloon, ascending from
Boston, were dragged through the ocean
for over three hours, and narrowly es-
capped death.
HELENA, Mont.--A Northern Pacific
train ran off the track about fifty miles
from Helena, Sunday night, aud three
ears were ditohed. Two people were Sc
riously hurt and about % received slight
injuries,
NFw Seligman Mayce, whole
sale dealer in boys clothing, 64o Broad
way, made an assignment recently. The
liabilities are reported to be from $4,000,
600 to $4,000 900, and the assets large.
A GRAVEL train on the Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill Valley Road at Cable CITY,
Pa, crushed into a freight, and of eleven
hungarian wOrBuen, knoRn only 10y
numbers, who were seated on the front
car, six were taken out Of the wreck dead
and four were fatally hurt. The train
meu saved their lives by jumping.
FINE at Brainerd, Mimi, destroyed the
best part of two blocks in the heart of
the city. It started ia the Bacon planning
mill. Among the buildings destroyed are;
The LumbeIman's Exchange Hotel, Sand
besg's iewelry store, Ireland's notion
store Gray's livery stable, and others,
twenty 1--WE in all fierce wind blew
from the start The loss is 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
IN GENERAL
IreIand,s Pathetic Figures

lltlhiN , i dtutbtN NlSulto
The steady determination of Ireland's
population is the most impressive com
ment upon the effect of England's rule
that could be offered. During last year,
the emigration amounted to 80,OO0OOO,
an increase of 10000 over the year pre-
cedipg OF this number 60 per cent.
we're between 10 and 20 years of age.
That young element is the one which a
nation can least afford TO lose. 1t repre-
sents the strength of the present and the
hope of The future, and TO take out in
one year As 600 OF the Irish youth is to
inhict q loss upon the country which is
irreparable. A few years ago Ireland had
100000 population; now it has dwindled
down to 400, 600, with the number CON
stantly decreasing. So much fer the
cruel and unjust treatment Ireland has
received from England. Che Tory Gov
eminent may Cypress and maltreat those
who remain behind, but it cannot pre-
vent the Irish people from leaving 'heir
misruled island and seeking homes in
some land where they will be treated with
the Justice due to common humanity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
FOREIGN

FNrRuss CHARLOTTE, of Mexico, widow
of MAMMALIAN, is at the point of death.
hMsEB WILLIAM II, spent I've years in
learning to set type.
EMPEROR WILLIAM will be in 81. Peters
burg on the cars fete day, Aug. o.
TuE expense of coercion in ireland for
the coustabulary alone last year amount
ed TO Sl,5o000O.
EMPEROR FBEpEBICK died within thirty
feet OF where he vas born, and at exactly
the same hour of the day.
THF Fope has declared himself op,
posed to Catholics participating in pollt-
ical elections in Italy.
TuE French and English governments
are 90 ioiuu construct submarine cable
between the two countries.
TnR Theatre Des Boutfss. IN the city Of
Bordeaux France, has been destroyed by
lire. Loss, 100000 francs; no one hurt.
Tins courts have rei4sued an appliea-
ton for summouses aEalust Mr.. Mathews
for preventing meetings IN trafalgar
square.
TuI6rl .oNr open Dir meetings were held
la London Saturday % proteft against
the rigid enforcement. 81 the coercion
laws,
BrB1lxs The speeches of Emperor
Wihsm opening She Reichstag ana
i.snd,ta- are displayed an bulietlu boards
In tae streets o Berlin,
IHrBr arc minors oLau anaFehlse P'o'
i'll Berlin against the ite Of the emperor
Increased precautions 70 guard the ne
WE the emperor and Bismrck Hare oeen
taken
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

A TRAIN has been put on the Great
Northern Railway, which will make the
journey from London to Edinburg in
eight and half hours. This, it is be-
lieved, is the fastest train in the world
Elk PRESIDENT GREW, of France, is
working hard on his memoirs. The
rights of publication in England and
this country has already been purchased
at large price.
COUNT DE LEssEPs said Saturday that
he was perfectly satisfied with the ulti-
mate success OF the Panama canal
scheme. The loan was reasonably sue
cessful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

kingdom are included the lakes derived
from roots, bark and gums. Blue black
ia from the charcoal of the vine stalk.
Lampblack is SCOT from certai n resinous
substances. From the madden plant,
which grows in Hindostan, is manufact-
ured Turkey red. Gamboge comes from
from the yellow sap of tree, which the
natives of Siam catch in cocaanut shells.
Raw sienna is the natural earth from the
neig hborhood of Sienna, Italy. When
burned it is burnt sienna. Raw lumber Is
an earth from Umbria, and is also burn
ed. To vegetable pigments may probab-
IL be added India ink, which is said to De
made from burnt camrhor, The Chinese,
who alone can produce it, will not reveal
the secret of its composition. Mastic-
the base of slastic varnish-is from the
gum of the mastic tree, Indigenous to
the Grecian Archipelago. Bistre is the
SCOT of wood ashes. OF real ultramarine
but little is found in the market II is
obtained from the precious lapis lazuli,
and commands fabulous price. Chinese
white is zinc. Scarlet is iodide of mer-
curry; and cinnabar, or native vermillion,
is from quicksilver ore. Lucky for the
health of small children, the water colors
ia the cheap boxes usually bought for
them have little or no relation chemically
to the real pigments they are intended
IN counterfeit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
THE M0CKING BIRD.
A Song Well Worth a Journey Over Land and
Sea
IN.
Olive Thorne Milet.


Sea
Olive Thorne Millet.
To see as we'll rs hear g wild mocking
bird sing is worth a journey over the
rolling deep. / passed hours in a pleas
ant grove beyond the gardens and fields
watching and listening to one bird whose
concert hall it was. That grove was the
audience room where one might be in the
shade and not too cons picious in watch
ing him. His chosen place was in the
sunshine, for this bird is sun worship
er. ! always found him singing when l
reached the spot. Perhaps on the top
spike of young pine tree, balanced on
one, or sometimes two adjoining top
twigs-which, of course, stand straight
up-stood the singer, madly sounding his
most peculiar medley. He looked at me
as / passed near his perch, bL, did not
pause in his song. After l had taken my
seat he flew, singing as he went, alighted
nearer, on the upper sprig of cedar,
turned his eyes upon me and treated me
to another performance, while | looked
and listened enchanted.
Nor was ! the only listener. Ever and
anon while absorbed in the entertain
ment or waiting breathless for a new
note, was startled by rustic and low
Good evenin, misses" and glanced up
to see negro stealing along in steal
thy way. 1t might be a woman with
big bundle or basket on her head, possib-
ly a slouchihg young man or "boy" with
an air of interest in my eccentric pro-
ceedings, or group of youngsters with
nothing particular to do, bot one and all
perfectly silent in movement. No won
der th3y know all about the birds and lay
violent hands on eggs, nest or nestlings,
as they choose, creeping around, as they
do, without sound. 1t is only surpris-
ing that bird is left in the State, so per
sistently do they rob their nests. Natur-
ally the mocking bird, for which they can
always find purchasers, is the most desir-
able and white as well as black persecute
that bird increasingly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

fortune. While would not r
success 10 everybody who goos guarantee w
day' would certainly under y ~ west to-
bonetn,1 = mest myself, willinviv 1'o a1,
aopetully. 1t is no sigh that IT, s ~ and
fuli because once in while ,'e vest IS
comes from there is in tina, o aAa who
Neither should young men besi tto4uditlon.
gong toward the Occident . ~ about
cause a few whealthy freaks Tsa p be-
dtrsigned came East to bedag ,'a az. iae IN
New York World. Dill Nh.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

second Session Of the National Conference
Being Held at Buffalo
BUFFALO. July G.-Ihe second Sc SION
of the boards of Charities and CORRECTION
opened this morning. After the formal
proceeding, the reports of the states were
taken up and the report Of Wisconsin was n
presented by ex Governor Eairehld' u
smoke Of the charities IN his state anu
said he took pride in stating that Niseon-
sin had established a home where ae-
peudeut soldier could 80 and taAe h'7
wife with him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
CABLE CATCHES

Sunday was observed thfo .Ls, "y NE
Canada as a public BOMBAY o' ooSfsd
twenty-third anniversary OF the ''-'
GRAFTON of the provinces .o
The Milan African society VIII VIZ 30 sor
subscription to equip an expe5lillon ~
the relief of Stanley and EMU Ds!. ., to
Extra precautions have been t,ell,i 'aA'1 and
Guard the lives Of Emperor william Nh; aIs
Bismarck on account OF
plos -;,-,a il beng
Z is reported that marriage : o5 one
arranged between the czaror'-@ '
oF Fmneror Williams sisters
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN

II has been said of the French that
their school-boys are little men Of the
world. Shall it be added that Frenchmen
are only grown up chool-boysf Clemen'
beau and Boulanger lately dined out to-
gother at the house of mutual friend"
and sat with their backs turned to each
OTHER and to the woman who gave the
dinner to avoid saluling.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

A SORT of combination club house, joss
house and hospital is to be built by
Chinese in the heart of their quarter in
Mot street, New York. The architecture
Wilt copy that of China, and will look
strange and grotesque, even among the
diverse types that our metropolis can
show. Poor and friendless ChiGemen
will be cared for at the hospital.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

Thy latest diplomatic achievem ent
credited 10 Ri msrck is an overthrow of
the French in'r;gu, for an alliance with
Russia. The Gar Is said to have been
finally persuaded that such step is not
to his interest at this time. A Berlin
newspaper which is regarded as good
authority, quotes Prince Bismarck as de-
claring that, while he apprehended no
rupture Of the present friendly relations
between Germany ard Russia, "the I'M
expected might happen in France at any
time"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12
LATE NEWS 81 WIFE.

The business portion Of "a All.
Michigan, burned yesterday
600. ,.-bs5 q
The Irish bishops have PaD.-s.top
s.-iss of resolutions on the land 9 ---isss
srn-essipg the opinion inal a. rs
,,arliarDe1t does something 70 Ts-is-sc
people the most disastrous S'-
must ensue. .s 8'ponua
The Jury IN the Libel s1ii o. mined
against the London TIMES
vsrdict fer the Times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

NV YoEK. July SHORTY os,o 81, d
o.cIoeE mis- morning flames b[saf is
the six-story building - 1-,a stree
street running lhroug .in8sry -
The IRE STATED in the booA en5 Is
fablishmeut OF G. VI. AleHapoe-t y ;1s
+ended through the upper Il .fr0a
h1iIdine. The loss Will SInslA.
800. 600 10 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

EMPEROR WILLIAMS action in causing
the expulsion of two French journalists
who had written articles during his
fathers illness which reflected in some
measure upon his own conduct has nat
urally led TO fresh outburst of irrita-
ton in Paris. Such a stop Is quite in
accord with the traditions of the Ger
man government, but it is alike undig
niGed and injudicIous. France is hardly
likely to retort in kind, as some Of the
Parisian journals suggest; but the Incl
dent will not make the relations of the
two countries any pleasanter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-12

VIENNA papers give the following par
ticulars of the expenses incurred at Milas
by the Emperor of Brazil during his re-
cent illness. His Majesty's hotel bill
amounted TO 1000 francs per day, but
in consequence of his illness other visit
ors had to leave, so that he should not
be disturbed. This, together With certain
items, doubled the hotel charges, and
made them amount to about 2000 francs
a day. The total sum was $4,000 franco
for thirty FIVE days. The Brazilian En-
peror futher presented his host with a
gold snuff box r"d decoration. The ice
ordered for the imperial patient cost 100
francs a day. Telegraphing to Rio de
Janeiro, something TO Che extent of 5000
francs or 1000 francs a day, came to 3d.
600 francs. The Emperor's French ply
stefan received for two trips to Milan
10000 francs. His two Italian doctors
were paid 1900 francs day, Then Dom
Pedro had to give n large number of fees
and contribute to numerous charities. II
is estimated at Mllan that his stay there
must have cost him 100000 francs.