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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
stage Robbers victims.

M1NNEApoLIs, August 27.- Donald
Mackarcher, the man shot by robber
near Gogebic yesterday, arrived this
morning and was taken to the hospital.
Msckarcher says the robber must be
wounded, as he got, four shots at him
and he is good shot. A telegram was
received from Bessemer this evening
stating that FIeschhorn, the other victim
of the highwayman's bullet, died in the
hospital today. He had wife and two
children at Belleville, Ills.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
=s@NEsnaV, AUGUST es, sas9
s..Eer Farms Not SO BAD AFTER All
There has been great deal OF rot in Ger

80 Carms Not SO Bad After All.
There has been great deal OF rot IN GER
tain Los Angeles journals about sensi'
h,o annlic alton of the sewage OF cities In
The direction of increasing production
.,d wealth. In European cities, ike
L,,dou aud Paris, where the latest ny
pienic ideas control governments, ootn
national aud municipal, no dim Guilty Is
sxnarianced. Paris, in especial, has en-
con ,tersd no difficulty in disposing OF
the highly valuable ou:c,me OF It's sew
era. The last issue of the Engineering
Mems G contained the following;
The Municipal Council OF Paris has re-
Gently authorized an extension o! tnt
sewage irrigation OF farms, making
total area Of over 5000 acres.
Gennevilliers l 500 acres are lrrigsleo
but this area belongs to farmers an'
gardeners who pay for the ss"ase
600 scres are now negotiating witt
tho c;tv for delivery of sewage. III
aaw farms at Acheres will at presen
nons;st ~ 1000 acres of sterile Ian
which the city of Paris will rent frol
the State. Tne city of Mery-sur-Ois
own, 800 acres fifteen miles from Par
and these are to be at once arrange
for the reception Of the Paris sewag
Rssides the above area the farmers
Genneyilliers and Saint German desi
to prepare $500 acres for the reception
sewage. During the present year, tner
fore. the irrigated land will amount
nerhaps 8, 900 acres. 1t is strange, 50
our authority, that Notwithstanding IL
damand for sewage by the farmers, the
aG are still persons Who cry out against st -
poisoning of the atmosphere" ao;
Paris. The amount Of sewage crea,
annually is about IL .O00, 900 Gu. M;
amount which is to be disposed OF
irrigation is 1000 Gu. m. per annum
acre. Therefore the above o,00o &C
will suffice for the entire quantity
sewage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

H1GGNsvILLE, Mo-, August N.--At the
reunion of Confederate veterans today
Col. J. T. Crisp in his speech eulogized
General Grant, whereupon some one 10
sl.',-iepuHeu MIN Tor Speaking p iig6tly hfF
OF the ex-President of the Confederacy
An animated dialogue followed and
Shelby and Crisp nearly came to blows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
LeRian af Hanar

CHICAGO, August 27.--The eighth an
nual session of the Supreme Council of
the American Legion of Honor, repre-
senting 6z, 900 members, convened in this
city today. Little but routine business
was accomplished.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
Jarvis Res1gus.

New YORK, August 27.-Nathaniel
Jarvis, Jr., whose connection with the
fiack divorce case gave him consider
able notoriety, has resigned his position
as Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
The judges of the court today appointed
as his successor ex-Judge Samuel Jones.
jarvis resignation is dated August oath.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

anv serious damage. That OF 1925,
which had its focus in San Juan Oapis-
trano, and which SO seriously injured the
old Mission Church there, did not, as lar
as we know, seriously affect this city
The destructive Lone Pine earthquake IN
March 1872. was but slightly felt here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
Killed by LIxhtnfnr.

MATAMoRAs, Mex. August 27. During
a shower yesterday Carlos Resendez and
three other boys took refuge from the
rain in the shelter made by stack of
corn stalks. The stack was struck by
lightning and all four were instantly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

Age, nol
to intermit any labor of himself or hi,
friends simply because of adverse figure.
IN the last election. Mr.. Patterson, in
view of Republican misrule, both in the
city and county, may well hope to be
elected. We say this in full recognition
of the fact that his opponent, Mr.. Hub
bard, is good man. The Republican
party both in the city and county of Los
Angeles has exhibited profligacy born
OF great msjorities all one way and, with
an honest and capable man, like Patter.
son, on the Democratic ticket, we NAV
we'll hope that the voter will take occas-
sion to show his sense of the
wanton way in which our affairs are
being administered by the election
OF good, responsible Democrat, whose
election would pass the control of the
Board of Supervisors into the hands of a
party which, though it has lately come
to be in the minority, has always been
honest and responsible in its administra.
tion of pnblic trusts in this county. Go
in, Patterson, and win; and, if YOU DO
come out with colors flying, the HERALD
knows no better candidate for Sheriff on
the Democratic ticket next time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
kflrain GOfng Home.

CINCINNATI, August 27.--Jake Kilrain
passed through here this evening alone.
He left on the 80 train for Baltimore.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
AZ soc. per Week, or Soc per "'

,.,.rces should be made by draft, check.
RemittanceSsa sSar or postal note. The latter
gsSould Be sent for all sums less than 10 s,ono
nt OHiIs os " Angeles Telephone NO. 100
'~s ppINTINs DEPARTMENT-owing s9
our srssy !; Te IN
TO execs'es esnaoiai attention viii be given to
mss,ercisl and legal prnvns, ana 81 oraef'
,,1 c9,d so srona ptly filed ct moderate fetee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-28

TIE papers that have assumed the
task to carry out the Ballona sewer
scheme, affect to look upon the Hose
contract as matter OF very little mo-
ment. They say that it was only an
"option'' the city took upon the right Oh
NAV. which might or might not be ac'
canted when the outfall sewer is laid
Ia il go. indeed? If it was only an op-
t;on and not a contract securing right OF
way. what becomes OF the claim Oh
the boudists that the right OF way
was all settled and secured? ana
what becomes OF that other claim
which they put forward Win
such determined insistance. when the
i'm policy of tying the city down TO one
loutfall sewer route was presenteu' 'na'
the law mperatively required that the
ex act route should be set forth 80 as TO
make the issuance of the bonds legal
, Now. forsooth, that was all moonshine
/ and if we don't want to go through
, R,se's land, we can go somewhere else
! ! The Rose contract has put them IN
), lhole. and they try to climb out OF IL oy
q saving that we can reach the ocean a.
is B allona beach by condemnation OF righ
d of way through other than Roses prop
>. erty. Heretofore they hadn't time u
?. wait for condemnation. 1t would tax
If vaars. But now it seems that con
e. domination will mest the emergency o
to an awkward exposure. To be sure, II
VS. doing this they will have large mum
m lls bar of small property-holders to TAX
he into court, but that makes no dihei
nut encs-.he smaller they are, we presume
ed the quicker they think they Will g
he throug Oh. This will not prove so IN isc
oy We know in this city what it is to wa
,es ,ss upon condem nation suits. 1t took hftee
of wears to prolong Los Angeles street
the Plaza by the process OF condemn
tion. If ths bonds should be voted, Il
!. citv would have to take the Rose rou
its with the tremendous risks and respon'
is bilities placed upon it by the extrac
of binary contract on file, or go into g
red work of condemnation wholesale.
n a the latter event, in what year OF gra
ted in this century would we have col
ion, pleted outfall sewer?
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
PARKERsBURG.


pr5e-0e 80 rresh 20 '-r--a' Cos.
Busy Cown.
sns~tal Correspoadsnes Of the Smd 2 Register.
PABKERsBURe, February % R. Heber
Smith. ESQ and family, consisting Of his
wife and little son Csoil, will leave on the
Is. of April for Denver, where they will
make their future bona. Mt. Smith is a
rising Young lawyer, and was the Dsmo-
cratic candidate Tor Prosecuting Attorney
of Wood county o. the last election.
Rev. J. S. James, of Germantown, Pa
has been called to the Baptist Church of
this city to fill the vacancy caused by the
removal of DR.. J. W. Carter to Raleigh,
NC. L. is believed that Dr.. James will
accept
Miss Els Shaw entertained a number
of friends Thursday in honor Of her guest,
Miss Camilla Mausby, Of West Union.
A pleasant dance was given Monday
night at Fueman's Hall, by the Younger
Set"
Misses Fannie and Bessie Cole viii give
an elaborate fancy dress party next Friday
night at their elegant home on Murdoch
avenue.
Miss Retta Leonard, daughter Of Hon.
D. II. Leonard, lef; for her Kansas City
home Wednesday, after pro.rscted yisi:
here.
J. ". Roberts is prospecting in The far
West
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Morgan has many
warm friends here who congratulate him
on his approaching marriage with Miss An
ME Thoburn, of Wheeling.
Harry HoliingsTOrth, an old Parkers-
burg boy, will be married az Gallon, Ohio,
next Wednesday.
F. Cooke Caldwell, Esq, isvery i'll with
a fever.
Miss Floride Bowcock, Of Clarksburg,
has been engaged for the Presbyterian
choir, this city.
Little Miss LOttie Gould gave a pleas
ant party to many of her friends this week.
Mr.. George Campbell, proprietor Of the
new Argyle Hotel, has arrived in the city
and will opsn this elegant hotel to the pub
lie about April 1st,
It is said that prominent young phys
ician Of Parkersburg will join the Bene-
diets in the month OF roses.
An amateur opsratic company of prom
ineut society people OF Ciarksburg Is being
negotiated with by parties here who want
them TO came 20 ParkeIsburg.
The Choral Society is practiciug some
very difficult music for the next public
corC2rt.
A swell theatre party Of fifteen or twenty
coaple is being formed 10 attend the Dutf
Opera Company next week. 1t will be a
full-dress affair.
The Cirouit Court grand jury stirred NJ
things by finding indictments against sew
eral of our prominent young men for gam
bling.
Miss Juliette Blackford entertained the
Gard Climb Friday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Hail has been in Charleston for
several days. Parker burg votes in favor
Of allowing her liberal pay for her services
AZ the Cincinnati Centennial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
CADIz, OHIO.
zachary Tnyior's Second Cousin in the
County Infrmsry-Social Affairs.
- ,, 20 ,.......r tt- e.,.r.,. u.-fsto-

Zschsry Tnylor's Second Cousin In the
County Inhrmary-Social Affairs.
Special ClreDnt1,es Of he Sunday Register.
CADIz. O., February 23.-The event OF
the past week was the social entertainment
given by the Cld'z Knights OF Py.hias, on
the 18Th inst, in honor of the twenty-dtth
anniversary of Pythianism. Upwards CT
two hundred invited guests assembled NJ
he Opera House, which had bssn hand
somsly decorated wish order em5lems, etc,
where reception was given. Addresses
were made by Senator W. b. Coulter, of
S.eubenville; ". II. Arnold, of the Cadiz
Sentinel. DR.. S. B. McGavran and Mayor
James Moore, after which an elegant ban
que. was served 10 all at the New Arcade
Hotel. Returning to the Opera House,
dancing was INDUCED in by both cid ard
youns until the esTly morning hours, the
Csdiz orchestra furnishing excellent music.
The gathering was Of the most fashion
able the city could produce, and all were
enthusiastic in their praise Of their royal
treatment at the hands Of the Knights.
The X. Of p. $ are to be congratulated up
on the grand success Of their entertain
me1t.
The family of John Holland were sum
moned TO Wheeling, on Thursday, to the
bsdsids Of Mr.. II. IS son. Gabriel, conduc
tor on the Ohio River Railroad, who was
al the point Of death from typhoid fever.
An aged inmate + the Harrison county
INF msrg, named Zachary Bradley, saws
he is a second cousin Of the former twelfth
President Of the United States, Zachary
Taylor, his grandmother and President
TaylOr's mother being sisters. Brindlsy
has wealthy aud ell-c0nuected relatives
An effort is beiag made 10 procure new
Fair Grounds, on which 70 hold thu Cadiz
fair.
Mrs J. c. Ward returned, Friday, from
s. visit 10 the family of her father, Col.
Frank Ridgely, of Steubenville
The next social event will be the grand
bali TO be given by the pupils OF Prof
Brsun's Academy Of Dancing, March 4
Several hundred invitations have been is
sued
The last we'll drilled by the Beces Grit
OIL Company Is causing considerable stir
here, The company has p ugSed the we'll
and is making strenuous Efforts TO secure
mote leases.
Miss Ri-ks Hiveriell, of New Orleans,
who hiss been spending the winter with
friends here, returned home on Cbnrsdsy
Miss Lizzie Scott, amembsr of Wheel
ing Church choir, who has been seriously
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
BASE BALL VOTES.

Columbus has signed FL Daily.
Comiskey declares in favor of old blood
just now.
Atlanta will have a team in TIE South
ern League
Allen W. Thurman, son of the Old Ro.
man, oaca playel shor, stop for the
Xeuias.
Buhiogton is coaching the Brown. Uni
yelsity bill players
Pitcher Hart Of Las. seasOa's Cincin-
nails and Bqfslos hos signed with Des
Moines.
New O,leans claims to bsve 452 letters
on file from players who want jobs.
jim Hut claims 20 hzye received 10
applications from players desiring to play
in Dss Moines.
Soalding will back Ed. Williamson
against sny thrower in the world for $500.
jim Mccormick has been having hard
luck of late, and is almost dailer loser On
the Clifton races.
Shombery is in the lumber business and
doing well. He does not pine TO play ball.
Delehanty has been order to report 10
New York on March /, about which time
ths Phillies set sail for Florids.
indianapolis has signed Meller, the
third bsssman Of last years Omaha team,
as a bluff on Jerry Denny.
Elmer Cleveland is admired by Colum-
bus and his release moy be purchased
ffOm Onahs.
Hanlon, when told Of his sale to Pitts
burg said he would just rs soon play
there as anywhere else unless salary
hilched.
Toledo's negotiations for Ray, the Bos-
ton short stop. are AZ an end, as the Bos-
ton Club has decided to hold him for an
other year.
Mansgsr Schmelz, of Cincinnati, hes
offered to members Of the team who will
report on March Is two weeks board or
It's equivalent in money.
Columbus still wants another catcher.
When the season opens they will wish they
had more people on the stands and fewer
under contract Toledo Bee.
Won der Abe has not yet succeeded IN
signing K lbinsOn, Mccarthy, King, O'Neal,
Boyle, Hudson and Chamberlain. The lat
ter is prscing in Buffalo.
Silver King, pitcher of the St. Louis
Browns, claims that his euccees as a pitcher
is greatly doe to rowing. 1t hardens the
muscles of the back wonderfully.
A bill has been introduced in the Illi-
nois Home of Representatives prohibiting,
under penalty OF fee and imprisonment,
the playing OF base ball on Sunday.
Gsstr gbt OF Toledo, is prscticiug with
bell coated with yarnish and made per-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
GAINESVILLE.
A wedding to-be-Rsscued from the Is"
Pond-Personal Gossip.

A wedding to-be-Rsscued from mo 'si
Pond-Personai Gossip.
s.e.,ai Correspondence Of he sunday RegtSeT.
BARyEsvLLE, o, February 23.-Mf'
Edmund Bailey, Of Port Townsend, W. i
ACCOMPANIED by his wife, Is WISHING 'ne
scenes of his bOyhOod days.
Mr.. Charlie E1gerton, Of Philadelphia
is visiting his parents here.
Miss Nelia Shotwell has returned from a
deligstful visit with Iowa lrlends:
Alrs. VIII King has returne1 hon "
visit with Washington City tnenos'
Mrs. Annie Sproat, of Columbus, Is Wis
itine her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. u. DAin'e''
Of East Main street. ..
william E. Bundy returned Friday from
a prospecting trip through the West
The society event for the coming week
viii bs the uarriage Of Miss Lu H'geTi one
Of our most popular yoang ladies' l 20 MI
J. Norman FentOn, OF Barnett' As&@,'
The ceremony will take plaza next -" GU
nesdsv evening at the residence OF the
bridsis uncle. Mr. B. J. Hager, and VIII
be witnessed by quite a number OF ifienos'
The connie will spend their honey moon IN
the r ,stsrn cities, aft5r which they Will go
TO their Texas home, whore Alr. ten.on is
nrominenEg engaged IN mercnanuiAlDs
snd managing his stock ranch. M
Misses Nettia Eaton and Georgia Bel;
popular teachers in cur schools, o3p1'1oI
themselves nixon. Samuel Hllles nan pom,
the other night. Toey were sSating anu
broke through tie ice, and had no. some
vcung men bseu prsaent they would nav s
drowned. Charley Eaten VIII hI-lss a-'
Mr.. Fees rescued them 49, 90 W
The beautiful new Castle Hall o. W ar
rem Lo7ge. X of p, was s2pfopria,ts..y
Dedicated on tie evening Of the IL u I'd
connection with the tweutJ-hiih analVer-
ssrv celebration. All concerned nad q
jolly good time. I'LL, ;-u;,
iting his sister, Mrs o D. Hanlon, o. Wal
nut street. ,-,.,.
Mt A. Is Dem, cashie, Of the People q
Bank. and Mr.. James Clrman Will take 10
tl. Inauguration Of Pcesid emit Harrison.
Misses In AID Sadie Hsgsr returned
this week from q pleasant WISH win fl-'s'
b1rg friends. . :.4..
MIS-. Charley Crafty, Of Delaware, IS tae
quest Of the family Of Presiding Elder
Mills .,,
A new lodge of Knights Of Pythias will
be installed st Morristown next Wednes,
dsy evening by District Deputy Grand
CosnceIlor s. S. Foreman, OF BiruesvliIei
as listed bv number Of Warren Lodge
Fred Bailey, con Of Mr.. L. P. Barley,
the da;ryman, had his fingers p1intuuy
lacerate5 in the feed rollers o. his father
creamery.
M Edward Hass, OF Point Washington,
aud Miss Jennie Porter, OF this place, were
quietly welded q. the brides home Th1rl-
day evening.
Larry Maholey, a miner, was badly
hurt this week in a coal bank. A large
rock tell on his back causing severe n
juEy.
Mrs. Elizabsth Morrow, one Of our old
est citiz,ns, was buried YESTERDAY. she
had beea a resident Of GAINESVILLE Tor
seventy nears, and vas So years old when
ale died.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
LIE GARON As A GHOUL.
Hts UoIv Record In Toledo, Chicago and
DetroIt-He was Grave Robber

ft,s Trolv Record In Toledo, Chicago and
netroIt-He was Grave Robber
TOLEDO. o, February 23.-Sir Charles
Russell to-day csbled from London to New
York to have a Toledo lawyer take deposi-
tions here to show up lie Caron's career in
this city. The cablegram was repeated to
Attorney Frank E. Wright, of this city
Mr.. Wright Vas seen tonight and was
much yexed 20 find it had leaked cut. He
WAC non. commital, and ssid the nature
of the case would demand secrecy.
All he would gay was that the mat
ter would be Investigated. The story OF
lie Carcn's Toledo troubles reads like a
work of fiction. Investigators made in
Chicago and Dstroit prove that tn inform
or ia none other than Mr.. Morton, who
eleven years sgo made an unenviable Iepu-
tation as a grave-robbsr In Ohio He II
was who stole the body oil a relative OF
President Harrison
Fifteen years sgo the Ann .Aibor medi-
cal faculty found it hard work to get
enough subj CTS for The disseclineIolm.
lie Carop, or DR.. Morton, was young man
who supplied these bodies. having con-
federate in the person of a student IN tie
college. 10 1878 he Tas in Toledo, and on
January 10Th Of that ye4r the
people learned tina. Forest Gem
eteTy was fruitful field for
ghouls. The grave Of as)n Of Helchior
Hall had been robbed on Weduesdiy, as
was the grave Of Mrs Lenier. A young
man was arrested wto gave his name as
Henry Norton" and said he YVES
brother OF Dr. Morton, who came from
Columbus, Ol'o, and cor fes55d The pre-
dslion5 Of the gang Of which his alleged
brother was chief Dr.. Morton" was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24
WASHINGTON.
Boom ln ResI Es.ate-Tho Prohibition
Convention Probable Msjorlty FOR the
Amendment

Boom ln Real Es-ats-Tho Prohibition
Convention Probable Msiority for the
Amendment.
Sle,o. C5rr-uoefeaoe lf he Snfr1 Rsg.cer
WASHINGTON. Pa, February 23.-The
suit of Jacob Siseler, Of Allegheny City,
VS. The B. as % Railroad FOX damages sUs-
tsiued i1 the recent accident al tins plaza
was Co have come up on Tuesday, on. a
compromise was bad M which the railroad
company is TO- pay Siag,er So zoo and all,
expenses.
It IL simply astonishing 70 an outsider
and even our OWL town people are startled
by the enormous boom in real estate.
Houses ere renting as high as in the cities
and then 80 Isl with some difficulty that
one ia obtained Houses are going up al
over this region as fast as they can be
erected, and lots are selling as many as
deem a day A little over year ago we
had scarcely any real estate agents and
now there are q dozen on Main Street to
say nothing of tie business in that line
that Is being done by lawyers and business
men generally.
Tins season HIS never been equaled in
the theatrical line, not q week goes by
without tlr.e OF tO1r entertainments M
the Opera House. AZ one tins ibis season
there was aome.hing 30 the Opera House
for every night Tor two weeks aud half
This Is SOM hing which not long since
wo1li hsve hetn remarkable indeed for
the little town OF Washington
TEE Prohibition Amendment COnven-
ticn OF this county met IN the Opera
House Wednesday for the purpose Of map
plug out Che plans of actions which shall
govern lner actiori duu1g the coming
hoily Confe.t-d clmpaign. Addresses
were made by many prominent men Of
both plrties in the Colnty. About 200
were present Several resolutions were
passed. Judge A heson made long and
interesting address Every thing seems
TO be pointing toward about 8, 800 major
ity fer the amendment in this county.
The new Council which was elected
during the week stands sevea Rspubh-
cans % five Democrats The Chief Bur
CESS ard the Assistant Burgess are Repub-
hcan5
Exercises appropriate to Washingtou's
birth day were he'd in the various rooms
at the public school on Thursday last.
Hon. Jonathan Allison was elected Chief
Burgess of Washington borough Ga Tues
dav last
The Natural Gas Co, Of West Yirginis,
is drilling well on the Chapman farm,
one mile west Of the Shelter dry hole,
Donegal township.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24

then practiciug in Toledo. Tovs...
showed that bodies were sbirns5 '..Vga5oo
from this city to "H. Joreq & u n 'ssu'a'lJ
Ar6or," and the doctor W, w., IN
The t"o bodies were regained and 1t.f,s.s3
to Toledo. Morton wac In The 5a '- ]. osshs
police until January 23i. when g,Di o. Il.
reeogoizsd as LeCaron by 6emoI r' IA
OF anatomy from Ann Aibor. On -O y a "a,
Of January it IVES announces ! , H., =.
Morton had the amall-pOx. and dn '-.' D.
scare the prisoner was taken - .b,ls ''s
horse after a consultation of nh rs Pc.
On January 29th ne escaped. abS - -,y.aas
physician now admits tina, Iscs..-'0.' c3
furnished orotonoil, by the agni;.s.i "
which eruptions were made IN M q
resembling those Of smsn.prv TT IT 'ls
never seen again in Toledo. IN, a'., w
has been investigated Qaie.ly h. '-4..'
time and officers have bsen here ana A. vac va
are row satisfied DR.. Morton ~ 1' .l'l
ro0ber, and LeCAron, tie icf,r~s.7 ''''
one and the same person. 20