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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
A nlooaY peed.

vRoouA, Wis, May 25.--Iniorma.ion
was received here to-day Of the murder
Of four persons last night in tho town Of
Kickapoo. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Drake,
an old couple, we're shot dead In their
own house by unknown parties, aud the
threats OF their two little grand-childfen
we're cut from ear to ear. The liieless
bodies were found this morning, vheu|
the neighbors me- m Investigation. be-
eanse ~ tl,e s1ss.cl Q6let aeput tke
the chIldr3n ven o|ched IN thais tedA.
Everything was turned upside down ia
the house. and II IL supposed that the
murder WAS the result Of IN attefnpt at
robbery.
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SPOkIsNG ~OHAD.
Prize Ring, Baseball and Races
The Manly Art.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25-The long
talked OF prize fight between Jimmy
Murray, OF New York, and Jimmy Hale,
Of Philadelphia, took place this morning
in New JERSEY. Murray weighed l43
pounds and Hale 1874. They wore one
and one quarter ounce gloves. Twenty
five rounds were fought, and the fight
lasted one hour and fifty-fve minutes.
In the twenty-ffth round it was plain to
be seen that Murray was overmatched
and could not last another round. Hale
went into his corner and knocked him
down with a right-hander. Murray was
pushed over to him and Hale dropped
his left into his stomach. knocking out
Murray. Referee Jack Fogarty declared
Hale the winner amidst loud applause.
BosroN, May 25. "A match has been
made between Frank Murphy, champion
OF England, and Jack Havlin, to fight
within ten weeks to a finish, with kid
gleves,'for $4,000, open, to $4,000, and the
feather-weight championship Of the
world. .egsa rs x is IS
assin aaR NATIONAL GAME.
y PHILADELPHIA. May 25. The Athletic
Kansas City game was postponed; rain.
BALTIMORE, May 25.---No game; rain.
New York, May %. The Giants were
defeated to-day by-athe Washingtons..
Welch pitched a splendid game but his
support was miserable. O'Day,, on the
contrary, was splendidly supported.
Score New York, 4 /; Washington, 3.
PrrrsBURe, May 25.--No game; rain.
New YoRK, May Brooklyn, A !;
Louisville, /.
CHICAGO, May 25.-Anson's young
players won another game from the
League champions to-day. 1t was a
hlrd-fought contest, and both pitchers
did splendid work. Chicago's victory
was due principally to errors by the De-
troit fielders in the ninth. Score-Chi-
cago 3, Detroit 2.
BosroN, May 25.-The League season
opened here to-day, with fine weather
and a great crowd. Casey'a pitching
was too much for the home team, and,
with the exception Of Johnston, they
could do nothing with him. Score
Boston 1, Philadelphia 4 sss
CLEVELAND, May 25.-Ne game; rain.
THE RACE TRACK.
ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-The racing meet
ing of the ST. Louis Jockey Club opens
tomorrow, with the Derby set for the
third race. The weather has been
cloudy, with heavy showers, during the
past week, but to-day it was bright and
the track was in excellent condition.
The purses are large, comparing favora-
bly, with the largest this season The
pool privileges are retained by the Fair
Association.
LONDON, May 25.--The race for the
Manchester cup to-day was won by Merry
Audrey, Selby second and Scotch King
third. Nine starters.
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msrN s,LI~ MUSINGS.

xstents Current mt the
sNIetropoIis.
e.r r. l<o, May 25.--The will OF
~ D.. y has been filed for pro-
ha.a u;s Ne is valued at about
T,'s Court this afternoon
i, ~ Hion Of the lower Court
q. an .o.a pn ..' Borge w. Cox, convicted
- s.o tho 49, his son-in-law in Gala
veras county ,.
lt 0 :.s'sa4 y ocular to-day in which it
n,'nn..assS nnons assu h Ill shipments OF house
ai,9unoeu as1ui I- furniture destined for
no;u sooas 49,. Paso on its lines or east
~. po.,ss oass a, = must have all charges
e.n S:i nteed.
rr'a:. - B for the first night Of
r.1 D.s..4 It's engagement at the
psiIy.. pahhy ~ were sold at auction
Tsn 1IS,u w.m 80 realized in gross were
ahe,t sna n band dollars. After the
aJouy wv lyman announced that
sa shlo mAnss (which would naturally
suo prem P!Sns 4 On him and Miss Daven-
.''.e 70 eis.ucI r,'s'1sS transferred by both OF
them to the ol ''s' ~ = :. ,aA : "'.'''o'
CHAN ~ S4An's1Ss.
Da'.eIy bre to-day from Fortress
lely, a'itxe r. There are thirty men,
mohloe, ~ sns mand of Captain ingalls,.
m Tnoer sno to take the place Of
plis' pney navq s.Ir y irst Infantry, at Alcatraz
;,sy pas o. Pill 70 TO the Presidio.
iS,anu, pas.n "nS .sn u first Infantry, now sta
Dae.esy keFidio, will start for For
.lone1 ,lous n ~ ~. morrow morning under
.i' .iess sio,'lo Captain Davis.
= |ySAL TEACHERS.
e. ~ I've canvassers are now
'DJ oolllo .n'l NJ he city in soliciting sub
ensaseu s,S aoou - bray the expenses OF the
al sOlsa;ta2ns - ~ Convention of School
T's Tonl'ns - t$ recent mass meeting al
ssAasns:. ts'acheis: Hall aroused considerable
:nsat" :ne'lopo;,sa = =. looming event, and it is
~ .IloIess ~ ~ - lvassers will have little
tneugIi' .ne bring the desired funds.
lrouple y sens from all parts of the
S1ou;al1 Toln y average about one hun
! oni.ou 7'as SHs, and the assistant secre-
tn-;Sa nunu'en uaa' ers and stenographers are
kept very bu& ''s'
IN, .srto IX
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len.ed Oon.t.

htencs OF Alexander Gold.
turder OF Mamie Kelley ut
has been confirmed.
wiley has been appointed
Sunland, Los Angeles
vice J. Wesley Mouiton,
discharged soldier, was
fsedles with his throat
|azor. He was robbed, and
lie.
{vin, formerly a messen.
recently shot and killed
Inns at san francisco, has
~ Imprisonment at San
lor many years n resident
of Brighton, mysteriously
but five weeks ago Stock
41505 is also missing from
IiKhton.
ut Auburn. regardless OF
6d az committee Friday
onitnble reception TO the
be National Democrats
! thsy pass through there
= % St. Louis.
lanes MeCord, who mas
ed twice on the chsf ge
csme un in the Supreme
cncisco aeain ol Friday.
nt WAS ordered to appear
b haze the case set for
I|.||I |II VI. e. ~.
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a Isnious Huxband,. Crime

Cnucseo, May 25.-A special to the
Duslg Netes from brunswick, Mo-, says: !:
William miller saw his wife and John
Morgan siitinx together in tho depot TO-
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THE SURPLUS.

The United States Treasurer has paid
$l2,500, 900 during the present month on
account of pensions alone, notw'thstand-
ing which fact the excess of receipts
over expenditures during the month is
nearly So 900. 600 The Treasury surplus,
which fell at 5000, 900 at one time
during the month, has again risen to
S101 OOO O0O.
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rna nrrnr rreaerick,

BERLIN, May 25.-rhe Emperor had .
satisfactory night. He still feels fatigue
from attendance st the (sl sse yestsr-
inlksy and will not rise hd Ha
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

Colonel MARYLAND, Superintendent of
the army mails under General Grant,
died here this morning.
Cardinal Gibbons and all the church
dignitaries who took part in the LAYING
OF the cornerstone Of the Catholic Uni
versity yesterday, called at the White
House at noon to-day by special appoint
ment, and paid their respects to the
President. The presentations were made
by the Cardinal
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q. raft Growers.

o. rs. o, May 25.-The State
+ pasrs - !, q kulturists met this after
!, -. ~, IA AZ; bed the subjects of labor
s s,,s,.'i- - ~ Dor saving devices for
s'.i;s 81 The relative merits
- ~ 49, md Chinese labor
- a.. and it became
...:ss... ~ 49, $entiment Of the Society
= s.se.s 4. 1ss Iploying Japanese, An
y nsul. = l1ygI '.n (de to induce the immi-
'.ns4;s, eauss ~ " Fs from Japan to this
els,s,t.s ean.~ - g.. the speakers thought
eoe.,. o,J .1;-xs e, ld unite, in order
.'at .7H 49, MAINTAIN, by inter
No.. ny ~ the prices On
ss'.:sa So i.4Ns u themselves from i'm
..n:s;, .auiss, ~ ~ ~ uit prospects in various
Pos.::l Pt:r 1te were referred to by
M poIsols - =. Extraordinary. The best
methods 81 n A1'' "eie 'nen u's-
oxxoood 4lII
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The House and Its Committees

WASHINGTON May 25.-Private busi.
ness having been laid aside the House
went into committee Of the whole on the
legislative, executive and judiciary ap
preparation, which was read by para
graphs for amendments.
The greater part OF the afternoon was
consumed in dreary political discussion,
upon the proposed increases OF salary for
House employees, and the tedious details
on points of order. No material changes
were made in the bill.
McComas, Of Maryland, offered an
amendment increasing the clerical force
Of the Civil Service Commission. Pending
the vote upon the amendment, on mo
tion Of McKenna, OF California, the
Senate bill was passed, increasing by
$50 900 the appropriation for the erection
of public building at Sacramento. The
House then took recess till SP.M.
The House at its evening session
passed fifty private pension bills, and at
10 80 adjourned until tomorrow.
SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES.
The conferees on the part of the House
on Representative O'Neill's bill creating
a department Of labor, have reached an
dEhCCinChs W aCSCPeius tuo Geiidtt
which we're merely matters
Of form.
The Speaker to-day laid before the
House letter from the Attorney General
asking for deficiency appropriation of
Sic, 900 for the present fscal year, for
witness and juror fees in the United
States and Territorial courts of Utah.
PACIFIC RAILROADS COMMITTEE.
The House Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads to-day began consideration of the
case of the Central Pacific Company,
adopting as basis for Its action the bill
for the settlement Of the company's debt
by the Pacific Railroad Gem
The committee decided to
amend the Union Pacific bill by the
addition of paragraph which further
provides that nothing in the act shall be
so as to deny the right of any
State in which the Union Pacific Railway
or Central branch Is operated, to control
and regulate said roads In the same way
as roads organized under the State law.
The committee will proceed with the
Of the Central Pacific bill
next Friday.
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ane .nlno.a nsaI.

<r-.----,- y TIC bih o sH BtHfs
g {, ns<~ ay rs AT meeting OF
|, Al, A.. hs.sss nlen to-day resolution
q s5o,t-S be effect that the pro-
y ~ A. Sare etween the Pomona and
- s;nore N ~. ny and the Pacific I'M
-, q. 4 pany ia opposed to the
:. ;.s.s-s the people Of thiscounty.
!. -, .nssa 1.s;sss insisting Of fl. l.. Story,
= coll1 y ~ ~ and Geo. w. Monteith,
v D. 49, to correspond with The
~ ~ " "a J, Pomona company, and to
.oosols 49, = defer action until they
! uts. lieu pnference with the San
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APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.

The President approved the act au-
thorizing the President to arrange a con-
ference between the United States and
the Republic Of Mexico, Central and
South America. Hayti, San Domingo and
the Empire Of Brazil an act to restore a
part OF the Uintsh Valley Indian Reser-
vation to the public domain, and an act
to limit the hours that letter carriers In
cities be employed per day.
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CanitaIOuIIinrs.
PERSONAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May 25. Bond offers to-
day we're $4S, 800. The Secretary Of the
Treasury accepted $10,500.
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TAKlFF sun.coMMIrrEE.

The tariff subcommittee OF the Senate
Committee on Finance, held its first
meeting to-day, at which general. dis
cussion Of plans and purposes took place.
1t is probable that there will be sub
stantial agreement upon the administra-
tive features OF the Tariff bill, also in re-
spect to the removal of incongruities and
Inconsistencies of the present customs
law, and placing number of new articles
on the free list; but beyond this point it
is expected that the subcommittee will
divide upon strictly party lines.
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which is concurred in by all the physi-
clans, was given to the press; $3.50 P.
M.-Consultation by Drs. Matthews,
Yarsow and Orr: Patient sitting up;
voice strong; bright, cheerful and hope
full; oedema OF legs diminished; pulse
ITO, his normal pulse rate being 106,
firm and regular; hearts sounds are
clearer; respiration thirty and regular;
has no nausea and has taken sufficient
nourishment; tongue cleaner; condition
in general improved since the morning
visit.
At IL O'Clock DIR. Yarrow said to a re-
porter: 81 felt quite uneasy this morn
ing about General Sheridan, but when |
saw him in the afternoon l noticed d
change for the better. He was addition
ally improved tonight when / left him.
He is cheerful, walks up and down his
room and feel assured the danger point
has passed."
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waa cfilered TAI lilo choice o l|394 ~ 49, [s b
Earl Cranston OF Colorado snd w. r.
Stow q WiseoI sin were selected Western
agents.
II spiss Of ssss opposition the report
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

The death
enson for the
San Francisco
Leron F.
postmaster
county, Call
removed.
A Conerty,
found at the
gashed with
VIII pfobaM
Martin J. G
ger boy, who
Thomas Nc4
been sentsnc
Quentin for n
John Lowe
OF the vicinik1
disappearod
to the value
a ranch near
Tee citizez
party, appoI
TO arrange
delegates t.
Convention
Sunday en- ri
The case
already besu
of jury bfihi,
Conrt at san
and the del
September q
trial.
William C.
charged VT
Emma Yoz6
age, were
San Frarl<in
Vnl1 ad
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I .osT, sTRAYED OR sT0LEN-FRoM $40
~ san Pedro St.. cor. Sixth, a black horse
about. IA hands. high, weighs about 1900
pounds, and saddle marks on back. A liberal
reward VIII be paid for the return of same to J.
sREs0vIcH CO., 305 N. Main st., Los An
seles my9-t
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WASHINGTON.
The Senate's Interesting Sc
cret Session.
A DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION.
Bill Amended and Passed House
Proceedings-General Sheri-
dams Condition.
IAssociated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON. May 25.-In the Senate,
Blair introduced a joint resolution pro
posing an amendment to the constitution
to the effect that no State shall ever
make or maintain any law respecting the
establishing of any religion or prohibit
ing the free exercise thereof, and that
every State shall establish and maintain
a system of free public school, but that
no money raised by taxation shall ever
be applied to sectarian purposes. Laid
on the table.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the House bill making an
appropriation to supply the deficiency in
the appropriation for the expenses Of
collecting revente from customs. Alli-
son having charge of the bill explained
in answer to questions put by Edmunds
the causes of deficiency. He ascribed it
entirely to the legislation Of 1874, repeal.
ing the ,noiety system, and said that
since then the receipts from fines, penal
ties and forfeitures had been con-
stantly falling off while the ex-
penses Of collecting had been con-
stantly increasing. Edmunds suggested
sarcastically that while there might have
been extravaganza in the collection oil
revenues under the former administra-
tioDs, there could not, of course, have
been any extravaganza under the present
administration. An amendment reported
by the Committee on Appropriations to
strike out the clause repeating the law
making permanent annual appropria
ton of $500, 900 for the expense of col
lecting revenue from customs was agreed
10. Other amendments reported were
also agreed to and the bill was passed.
The Senate then proceeded to consid-
GRAFTON OF executive business, and when
.he doors were re-opened adjourned till
Monday.
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FOM isEN's'-Ia0tIsS54.

A L. TEELE. RENrAL AND COLLECTION
"A. Agency. Reliable, systematic, prompt.
Cor. Second and Fort
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SECRET SESSION.

The Senate spent several hours in Sc
cret session ostensibly discussing the
motion OF Senator Sherman to proceed to
a consideration of the Fisheries treaty
with opeu doors, but in reality debating
the merits of the treaty itself. Senator
Morgan was the principal speaker. The
afternoon session is reported to have
been remarkably dull as d general thing,
lut it is said a colloquy between Senator
Edmunds and Morgan in regard to things
the President is likely to do ii the Senate
does not ratify the treaty would be read
with interest ii made public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
UNITED PREsBYrERIANs.

CEDAR RAPIDS. May 25.-The General
Assembly Of the United Presbyterian
Church spent its morning session on the
tobacco question, and decided it had no
right to instruct the presbyteries TO re-
fuse to license a candidate for the minis
try addicted to the use of tobacco, but
adopted a strong recommendation against
it. The afternoon was given to the report
on Home Missions. a report appropri-
ating 81 600 was adopted. The evening
was devoted to temperance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
MrTuoDrsrs.

Nav YosK, say 25.--At to-day's ses-
sion OF the Methodist Conference the
business that came up was the continual
ton OF the discussion OF the temperance
question.
The discussion was fiaally completed
by the passage Il resolution
which was ordered placed on the Dis
eipline OF 's3. Tns resolution de-
ciares opposition 10 the enactment Of
laws that propose bs license, taxing ana
otherwise to regulate slla drink ilAllic and
holds that the proper attitude OF Chris
tians against this traffic is one OF uncom-
promising opposition. The resolution
declares that complete legal prohibition
of the traffic inl nlirtoxicaiing driok Is the
daty of The civil Govsrnnent. = ii
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e1o To s15 00--5 FLATS, . ROOFS EACH;
GID. close to two cable car lines; water in
rlu1-d
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General Sheridan Is very sick man,
and physicians are in constant attendance
upon him. His trouble is valvular atfec-
ton Of the heart, ind he had several
alarming sinking spells from which he
rallied wiLh dillpulty, the lat helpe the
nncuf ooVpw * fnlI ~ <niIdTe1 81 tho
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

CIT EA 4ROoM HOUSE. Nhw. COR
D L l'oU. Court and Ono streets. RIA.
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NoNf1NENTAL HOTEL. % AN fzDRo
otySet p. EOvARO a co., propyietoft.
1fpished rooms, single OF en- sutte, BY tho dav,
NJ o. month II ab1e rAtcs. Best French
IN tos Angslef for 10 ooatu. my1o'zm
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NTRAYED OR STOLEN : BLACK JERSEY
- heifer, with star in forehead, and tail tipped
with white; white on every leg, and also white
belly. Return to t. w SPENCER, cor Buena
Vista street and Bellevue avenue, and receive
suitable reward. myl6-tf
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Battery 70,
lery, arrived
Monroe, VHgi
under the %
They have cd
Bat cry I'LL
island, which
Battery CIT
toned at the
iress Monro8
the command
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TOR SALE.


DOILER AND ENGINE FOR HALE-APPLY
y at the-ofice ofthe Herald If
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GREAT AMERICAN STEAM DYE woRKs
VI No . Ahso ST.. Los Angeles, Cal NJ. Fran
cois Fevergeun, Manager. Ladies' and gen
tlemen's goods, fancies. silks or costu1 es
cleaned or dyed in the bigheht style of The SIT
Blankets cleaned blenched and renapped.
Telephone 456 Ii MAETEGN, Proprietor.
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cured q bottle, and since the first days use
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH when shiloh'a
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price 10 ots.
90 cts, and q. For sale by II. B. Cochran, Drug
4ist, No. 187 North Queen street (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-20
CARRIA6AS.
GOAL,


OPECIAL ATTENTION IS INVITED
~ to our assortment OF Indiana and other
nrst-class Western hard woods. Ash, Oak,
Maple. Poplar. Cherry. &c. Soft kindling
wood prepared for the stove, also for sale.
b. MAkiIN CO.,
Coal ana Lumber Yard,
"a Water street, Lancaster, Pa
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