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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
NEW SENSATION
Derived from an Old Occurrence.
story of the suItana.


ST. LOUIS, Msy THE awful ex-
plosion on the steamer Sultana near
Memphis, twenty-three years ago, in
which nearly tgo thousand Union
soldiers lost their lives, has always
been a mystery. The survivors at
their reunions, have recently made a
number of statements regarding the
affair, but the most sensational story
has been told by resident of this
city, William 9. Streeter.
His statement fixes the explosion
as the result of design. He claims that
a noted Confederate blockade runner
and mail carrier named Robert Low
den, better known as Charles Dale,
was the author of the terrible dis
aster.
Streeter claims that Lowden told
him after the close OF the war that
while the Sultana lay at Memphis
wharf, he smugeled aboard large
lump Of coal, in which was concealed
torpedo. This he deposited on the
fuel side in front OF the boilers for the
express purpose Of causing the de-
struction OF the boat. What has be-
come Of Lowden is not known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
THE TREATY RATIFIED.
THE BEEN TRAGEDY.
q. A. R. Men Resolve TO Solve
the MYsterY.

CHICAGO, May THE Union Vet
eran Club at a private conference to-
night appointed committee flour to
solve the mystery surrounding the
death Of Martin BEEN, who was re-
ported to have committed suicide in
his wife's presence at her fathers Ne
braska ranch. Instructions were given
the committee to spare neither cost
nor effort. The Club will cooperate
with the Grand Army Post at Alton,
which is also taking active interest in
the matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
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BAY CITY CHAT.
interesting Budget of News from
the Coast Metropolis.

SAN FRANCISCO, May THE steam
or Queen of the Pacific arrived here
to-day from Port Hartford in sAras Of
the tugs.
The divorce case OF r. Fl. McDon-
aid. Jr.. against Clara Belle Melon
Aid commenced in Judge Hunts court
this morning. An order was made
that proceedings be conducted with
closed doors.
Judge Sawyer, in the United States
Circuit Court to-day, announced that
he and Judge Hoffman had been un-
able to agree upon demurrers in the
Benson cases. The points upon which
the Judges disagreed will be sent to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
Eastern Echoes.

The visible supply Of grain May
5th was: Wheat, 81 ,517 1000 bushels
corn, 9,436 600: oats, 4,0S2, 900; rye,
259,0O0; barley, $4,000.
A Trinidad special to the Denver
Neus says Wristley & McHendricks'
sawmill boiler at Wet Caiion exploded
Saturday, killing Tom Foster and
Engineer Page.
Governor Hill, OF New York, has
vetoed bill passed by the Legisla-
ture repeating a bill which was passed
by majority in both Houses large
enough to pass it over the Governors
veto.
The Territorial Convention at Santa
Fe Yesterday chose w. b. Childers,
of Albuquerque. and Rafael Romero,
of Mora county, as delegates to the
National Democratic Convention.
j. B. Palmer, the stockbroker ar
rested Sunday at Boston on the charge
of embezzling $11 900 worth OF stocks
belonging to f. w. Flynn, was bailed
out Yesterday in bonds of $50, 1000.
Palmer is hopelessly involved, owing
about $4,000, with no assets beyond
seat in the Stock Exchange.
Mey Toy You, a noted Chinese ply
sician, died last Tuesday Of consump-
ton. Since then 1000 Cinnamon
have viewed his remains. He was a
Free Mason and was Secretary of the
entire Chinese order, and for that
reason his funeral was observed to-day
with unusual pomp and display.
The eighteenth quadrennial session
General Conference OF the African
Methodist Church began at Indian
apolis yesterday, with delegates rep
resenting every State in the Union,
Canada, the Bermudas aud Demerara
Islands. Preliminary work only was
done the first day.
At meeting Of theNew York Civil
Service Reform Association, last
night, George William Curtis was re-
elected President, Carl Schurz was
made one OF the Vice-President and
Theo Roosevelt one of the members oi
the Executive Committee.
A Jury has been secured and the
| trial of John G. Crawford for the mur-
i der of Marlin Van Buren, Burke, in
the latter's restaurant on the night o.
February End, began to-day. There
was ill-feeling between the parties
due to the defendant having married
Burke's divorced wife.
The National Conference of tht
: State Boards of Health at Cincinnati
yesterday appointed committee tt
report to the States some uniform
plan Of quarantine. Among the mem
| bers Of the committee is DR.. Simpson
| OF California. Drs. Mccormick ant
: Probst are reelected President ant
q Secretary, respectively. The Confer
: ence has adjourned.
A singular meeting took place Sat
lurday at one of the wharves at Balti
: more. The steamer Minnesota deliy
! cred on the water side large shiE
t ment of straw mating that left Hon
Q Kong February 9th by steamer fo
b | London, where it was transhipped t
Baltimore. She was met by trai
s of cars from Vancouver that di
{ |charged at the same time the sam
/ kind Of cargo that had left Chin
@ March 25th. This makes a different
h Of forty-eight days in favor OF tt
o trans-continental route.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
THE NEB nAsKE HOLOCAUST.
1t Was Murder and Not an sc-
cfdent.

OMAHA, May IA representative
of the Bee who was sent to Arlington
to investigate the Freeze Grateluschen
holocaust, made a thorough exami-
nation to-day and developed facts
which show it was not an accident
but terrible crime. The body of
Mrs. Fred Grateluschen was exhum-
ed and her throat found cut. The
theory is that the murderer himself
met thefate of the rest in attempting
to escape after killing his victims.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
A hoy aIURDERER.
A sunday school Question Leads
to Murder.

ALBANY, Ore, May Yesterday
afternoon at Mill Four, near Yaquina
City, Bud Miller, aged 16, stabbed
Emmer Wright, aged IS, with sharp
pointed caseknife, cutting the artery
above the heart, the boy dying in
few moments. The difficulty arose
from one boy answering question in
Sunday school which the other boy
could not answer the week previous.
The Corcner's jury found Miller
guilty of willful murder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
Harges Sunk.

New ORLEANS, May 7.--During
heavy rain and thunder storm this
afternoon the tow-boat Future City,
and three barges from st. Louis col
lided with three United States war
vessels at anchor in front Of the city.
Two of the barges were sunk and the
third was badly damaged. Loss $780,
900. The damage to the war vessels
is not stated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
A Dying Confession.

HELENA, Mont, May I'm Octo-
ber, 1879, John Denn, a wealthy
merchant, was murdered in his wine
cellar and robbed. No clue to the
murderer was found. The Herald
this evening prints dying confession
by Madame Eckert to her nurse that
| she murdered Denn with a hatchet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
No more Reduced Rates.

CHICAGO, May III. w. Midgley
and J. w. Faithorn returned from st.
Louis to-day. Their conference with
officials of the Fort Worth and Denver
and other roads west Of the Missouri
river resulted in an agreement that
will prevent any further reduction in
rates on through business to Califor-
MIA points. Chairman Midgley left
this evening for New York to consult
with an eastern committee with the
view of settling the question Of rates
from the seaboard to Colorado.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
Kansas Deiuge.

CHICAGO, May IA special from
Wichita, Kan, says strange atmos-
pherical phenomena was witnessed at
Maize, west OF that city. A storm
cloud burst and extended over space
five hundred yards wide and one mile
in length. For half an hour rain
came down in torrents, the heavens
were black, and darkness almost
equal to that Of night covered the
entire area. People ran frightened
from their homes, many crying that
the end Of the world had come.
Maize is situated on the south
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
Tbe Anschiag case.

SACRAMENTO, March 7.-The su-
preme Court met this afternoon, and
heard e1 parte motions in a number Of
cases, and admitted a number OF ap-
plicants to practice. Tomorrow morn
ING the Court will hear the motion for
a new trial in the case Of Anschlag,
the Los Angeles murderer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08

steamers Trinham and Afghos, with
Chinese immigrants, have arrived
here. The police have taken steps to
prevent the landing of the Chinese.
The Governments OF New Zealand and
Tasmania concur in the opinion that
the influx of Chinese labor must be
checked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
FRANCE.
Boulanger Again Honcred-
Death of senator bernard.

HoulnnRer Again Homcred-
Death of senator Bernard.
PARIS, May 7.-Boulanger has been
elected Municipal Councillor for
Tulleky. This is spontaneously
the action of the workmen in the
arms factory there, all OF whom
voted for the General, Independent of
electoral ballot.
The statement from Shanghai that
the French Eastern squadron has
been ordered to rendezvous at Yoka-
hama and to await there the arrival
Of sealed orders from Paris is denied
by Admiral Kroutz, Minister OF
Marine.
Senator Kolb Bernard is dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08

the United States Supreme Court fo'
adjudication.
Claus Spreckels and family lei
here to-day for Philadelphia, where
arrangements were recently COM
pleted by Mr.. Spreckels for starting q
sugar refinery and where he Will
permanently reside.
John Johnson, the sailor convicted
OF the murder of Capt. Williams OF
the ship Occidental, on the high seas,
some months ago, was sentenced to-
day to imprisonment at the Folsom
state Prison for ten years and to pay
a.fine of 81 ,001.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08

bank OF the Arkansas River, and the
streets were turned into rivers, which
fortunately found outlets into the Ark
ansas. A number of houses were
washed away and many moved from
their foundations. A house occupied
by family named Rockley was car
ried out into the stream, where it
sank, drowning the whole family. A
great many horses and cattle we're
drowned, and the loss will be very
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
Ireland.

DuBtN, May 7.-Thomas Joseph
Condor, member OF Parliament, was
to-day convicted on the charge Of par
ticipating in an unlawful assembly
and sentenced to two weeks impfis-
onment with hard labor. The hear
ing Of other charges against him was
adjourned.
The sentence dealt against James
Kirby, convicted of the murder of
Patrick Quirque in November last,
was carried into effect to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
The CHINESE TREATY.
Attitude of the Pacific Coast Del
egation-Ratsffed

&Ew YoRK, May IA Washington
special says: The Action of the Cali
fornia State Convention condemning
the new Chinese treaty will have little
influence on the five Republican Sena-
tors from the Pacific east. Senator
Stewart said yesterday, 81 am in fa-
vor of a ratification OF the treaty."
Senator Stewart thinks all the Pacific
delegation will vote for the ratification
except Senator Mitchell.
THE TREATY RATIFIED.
The Senate, in executive session,
ratified the Chinese treaty without a
division. Senators Teller and
Mitchell made speeches in which
they set forth the grounds of their
opposition to the treaty, but did not
demand vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
FOREIGN FINDINGS.
Irish Bishops Views to be
Heard at Rome.
LATEST NEWS FROM BERLIN
The Australian Rabbits Must Go
No Chinese Need Apply
Dom Pedro's Illness.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HrsA1D

1Hreuo1"Ve1 IesS DIE SpaVcI'os % VI1e HHHhlD'
ROME, May I'm view of the atti-
tude of the leaders Of the National
League, the Pope has instructed Car
dinal simeoni to direct Monseignor
Persico to obtain from the Irish Bish-
ops without delay, declarations Of
their views upon the rescript. The
observations Of the Bishops will be
submitted to the Congregation Of the
Propaganda.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
AUSTRALIA.
The Rabbits Must Go-No Chinese
Need Apply.

SYDNEY, N. 5. w, March AT
conference held to-day to consider
methods Of doing away with the rab.
bit pest, it was decided to select an
island upon which to experiment with
the Pasteur and other methods. The
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, May I'm the Sem
ate the following bills were reported
and placed on the calendar: Senate
bill to establish land Office at Fol-
som, N. NJ; Senate bill adversely to
establish an additional land Office at
Springfield, Colorado.
The House joint resolution to enable
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
MARINE DISASTERS.

The British steamer Garrone, from
London for Sydney, N. S. W., has ar
rived at Alden. Her bows are stove.
She was in collision with the British
steamer Lucinda. The latter vessel
sank. The disaster occurred in lati-
tude IS degrees north, longitude 48
degrees east. The Lucinda was ves-
sci of 1882 tons burden. She was
last reported at Colombo from Akyba.
The British steamer Egyptian Mon
arch, from New York to London, has
arrived at Falmouth with hole in
her bow, caused by striking floating
wreckage at the Scally Islands. Her
fore compartment is full OF water.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
LoNpoN supGET.
The Rcscript Was Voluntary
Marine Disasters.

MARINE Dtsa3terSs
LONDON, May Tin the Commons
to-day Sir James Ferguson, Under
Foreign Secretary, stated that no un-
official communication had passed
between the Government and the
Pope with reference to the latter's
rescript condemning boycotting and
the plan of campaign in Ireland. He
also stated that the Government had
not brought to bear any influence to
bring about the issue of the rescript.
Referring to the Samoa question, he
said that the Government had no rea-
son to complain of King Malietoa's
failure to keep his agreements. Ger
many did not ask the assent of the
British and American Governments
to the deposition Of King Malietoa,
and the position of England and
America on the subject was un-
changed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08

(coNrINusp ON rIrrH rAeE.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
FlFTIETH CONGRESS-.
River and Harbor Bill
Passes the House.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Senate Still Dallying With the
Railroad Forfeiture and AMI
NAL Industry Bills.

associated Press Dispatches to tbe HrnArn.1 ;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24
Ueppi0es G00r

&ann man iid MIR Oaburf bepabren, oaS
man Die SOpfbaut rein, tiibl ltnO fret BON
Shtefern, unb ben 90rper in geIuHOem
Suftano erbdlt. Die grO6e 9eltebtbeit BON
Seer's 6airs 8isOr riibrt Saber, baB es bic
Sopfbaut reinigt, Oas @afstum oes 9aares
bet6rbert, oaS ausfa1en DeSiel6en perbitet,
1llO tbrn ben gu OOlfommner Sdonbeit 70
ertoroerltden uei4en unb ieioenartigeR
Glana ertbeilt.
Sreoertd Sarbb ans Sorburp, DlaF., etR
Wtann BON finf3ig Sabren, fab feline Saare
ld)tteu a~lSfauen, llno mas odnon auriidblieb,
tuurOe grau. Naabem er oerI6ieoene Saars
toaiier Ohne @rfOlg angetpanOt, ftug er an
Ager,s 9airsYigOr 81 gebrau6en. IS
that Dem Al8faleu @in5alt,4 i9reibt ct,
"utO permanbeltc gu meittem aroSen @rffaus
men Die Dcibe 6arbe meines Saares tobne
bte &optba1t gu farben)tn 6aslelbe 8rauu
oas i'd bate, ais i'd Is Sabre alt mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24
Quslal1o.

Scr gretie &atier, Der uetIe
&aiier, Der &etie> &aiier." so nennt
Der 8erLiner @ilbelm l., Trie6ri9 III. un0
ietnen Sobn.
-0ie Na6brudsprp3eiietu eeen
Der GerOftentlt6ung beS 3Ggebu6s 6es
&ronprtn8en uber Die S9Ia6t BON
&Dntggrdb erregten in gang 0eutI6z
Lamb nraionebr Nufieben, ais Bis Dor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24
3e1t cSabre iiimaer.

Ttr8. Marb Moutgomers ans 8ofon
1fretbt: Sabre lang mar iJ geu6tbigt Elm
9a1bfen III tragen, I'm cine fable Gteae
out t1et1em Sdettel gu be6eden ; iebt aber
lege i'd bteies 6dub9en nit Srenoen alb,
oern SIR Satr=Ttgor brtngt neuen Sadrs
'tpuHs berOor. SD traltte faum ueillcn
4ugen, ais i9 3uerit bemerfte, oa6 n1eia
9a9r tpu68 ; aber es 1T 10, III meiuer
9roBe1 Brelbe. SD iebe nun 3ebn
sabre finger aus"
Aebnlt9eA Grfolg Ton Der @auenbuna
Bon l1er's 9atr=Gigor erfubreu Mr8. s..
.. Bre8cOtt in @barle8tolun, Maif., D{iR
Sefie 8. ScOloe in burlington, ST., 9frs.
S. $. Burton, in Bangor, Dte., NIB piele
aneere.
Das QusfatIen bes Saares fam ieinen
@ru1o in llnreinbeit oeS 8llteS ODER in
elmer StOrung in Wtagen llnO Qeber babeI.
Sn ioldem Safe 1T eS fpobl erforberlid,, ba;
man etne 3eit lang nolt an Sarfas
partlla ooer bon Aber's 8tllen in
Serbinbung NIT benz &igor @ebraucb
made, nm allen Serriftungen BEG GDrpers
poufte @eiuuobett NIB Strait at gebert. 9es
bel fOnnert mir ni6t genug etuihGrfen, oab
feines bteier Wtittel uiel altSrinten fam,
tpenn man tie nid)t nit &lSOauer anmen6et
nno cine reinli9e unO mdbjae 2ebenslpeiie
beoba6tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24

Die 81. @tleS' so f1iton in
2onoon peranitaltete am 20. g1op6r.
ibr idbrlides Jog. Diebselien unb
bepirt6ete 260 entlafene Berbre6er nit
elmer Nbenontabl5eit. Der Qoro Mfapor
uno beiien @emabltu, Der 8~oli3eiprGits
bent Wonro, Sberit 9oDarb Siitcent,
Der friibere @bef Der @ebeimpoli3ei, Sberit
Mtlnau,l Ser @ouperueur4 beS 6oIopaDz
8efGngntiies uno~ nlehrere Barlamentsz
abgeorbnete tparen tpGbren6 oes Gliens anz
tpeienb. Die Mliiton bat aud i'm leBten
Sabre itd 9rpBe 8erbienite ertporben uno
7548 entlaliene StrGfltnge u1terltiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24

Nnf Der .-Snlel WIgbf berrl6te
Infangs 0e3entber 10 mtlbe Witteruug, baB
in 8entnor nidt nur BrtneIn, ionbern
aud Stolen, Scranton, 81 6i lien
uno 6eltotrDpenblIbten u1O auf
ben Seloerm Die 2Gmmer tpeibeten.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14
OLD AGE

Is attended with weakness of the stomach and
bowels causing loss of appetite, Indigestion,
constipation etc, with their attending evils.
These are natures warnings, and If unheeded,
soon lead to serious results. To persons adj
vauced in years, and those who cannot take
powerful medicine, Simmons Liver Regulator
is most peculiarly adapted. Owing to It's mild
action, il may be taken by the most delicate
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cumstances with perfect safety. One of the
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1t cures constipation by gently assisting
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him TO lead a very sedentary life. and he suf-
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REFUGEES IN ATLANTA.
Excited Strangers in The City--Gossip of Pre-
Niuus Epidemics.


The refugees are here.
Every train from Florida comes up laden
with men who have left the yellow fever be-
hind them.
prominent grocer OF Jacksonville, who with
his companion. visited 1fiE CONSTITUTION
oi,ico Friday night
Nv hat hint ~ lac was asked.
"Wel - he replied, ION Wednesday even
ing one Of the sanitary inspectors came to me
and said;
"'Without asking unnecessary questions
just leave town ON the first train
II called on my friend here, and we spent
the night in packing up Tor flight. Occasion
ally through the night we could hear the roll
ing wheels OF carriages bearing away persons
who had, like ourselves, received advance in
formation. l had occasion to 20 about half q
mile, and witnessed ON the way sights
SUCH as have never been described in
story. Before an elegant mansion
noticed closed carriage, and by
it / saw the we'll known form Of the sanitary
inspector in oilskin suit. In his hand he held
the bullseye lamp, which lie used furtvcly so
as not to atlract attention. II is thus, like a
thief in the night that he visits the house
whore he has been notified that the disease ling
crs, Not only does he take out the victim,
but there may bc Others in the house whom lac
deems it discreet - take along for purposes OF
isolauon-oltep the whole family. Several
such scenes l witnessed, and they made a
most CHASTITY impression upon me.
"How many cases were ihotc2"
"Wen 1 do not know that I should
answer
Tell all YOU know" said his companion,
ut is COMO too far now 90 suppress H."
"IhcrO mast have been twenty cases Of fever
in the city ON "Wednesday" lac continued. II
B have Just received a private telegram an
uouncing the death OF lOUR futile jackson
Vile agent Of the Louisville and Nashville
road and three othCrs, 1 have lived in Jack
: scuyi He Tor seventeen years. and never knew
tue city 10 be SO stirred up before Weleft ON
I the Z SO a. III. train On Thursday, and were
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ST.. LOUIS, August 10.---A special to the Post
Dispatch from Springfield, Mo, says Bear
Officer Palmer on Wednesday, was captured
today, but not until his body had been filed
with lead. He was placed in the Springfield
Jail which is now surrounded by a mob of 300
men, who threaten to lynch the desperate.
The negro is SO badly wounded, however, that
it is thought he win die.