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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

Planluv over Wellington, COS. na-
loYi,y over Wellington and Stone, 1851
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

Baltimore city-Fusion and confusion
Cowen and CONSERVATION.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09
1t vas a perfect avalanche.

Only eight months Of the Harrison admin
istraiion, and the bottom has dropped oat
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

"yietory is in the air, said the american
of Tuesday. So it was, but it was Demo-
cratic.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

A Republican remarks-.'A hyPerdermic
injection of blatherskites into the manage
ment of the Republican party has completely
knocked out that ancient body.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

November oh, 1883.
''0h such day,
So fought, so followed, and so fairly won,
Came not, 'tll now, to dignity the times.
10 TRtoNfHEi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

Boys, we've 20, them, said Cowen'
several days before the election. But on
election day, the Democrats go, Cowen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

Ten States voted on Tuesday. The Demo
Gratis carried Mississippi, Virginia, Maryland,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Iowa.
The Republicans carried Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts and Nebraska. Iowa went for
Harrison last year by $1,000; and Ohio by
over z, 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09


A Republican Waterloo occurred in
Wicomico, the Democrats electing their
whole ticket by majorities averaging 900.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Worcester county gave Democratic
majority of l 100, the largest in her history
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09

In Nebraska some minor officers were
elected and the Democrats made great
gains. Harrison carried the State by
Is, 900 plurality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

SEER Sckn Witrp, eeborsI au
GoIutur. Berg, warb an, Wsittwo9 Worsen,
ben 90. b. W., tn ct. Warieu nit ST. /.
Anna an b, aus Dubuque ssbirtig,
ebeIi4 setraut uorbeE. Slid uub Seseu
benz iunsen Saars!
u NJ 9 onntdg por att Eassn t,af
ben iuussu adt pber reu1 Sabre alien
Sobn pom NicoIos Soas5rit elm sroses
ltg9lit. Ser &rabe bat tauut ben drift
Ii9eu unterridt, Der In Der &ir9e Bel Eoie
9iQ sesegeben parb, NIT ben anheru &tns
bern perlafsu, al5 bort Elm areiipdnntees
@sidbrte porbsitam. Die gurite ma9s
ten fi9, I'm bas @sipanr, bas i'm S1ritt
fubr, az i9affsn unb ebe f5 SemanS psrs
lab, btus Der iuuse &onsbrIf spii1en Rab
unb 8usen. Ils Der 8ussp ftiue belt
unb man &onsbrif aus ieiner Gage beraus
uabm, mar sr fdusr perIest. Oas cine
getI par oil ber 9ifte seb odsn, bas anbsre
iduer uerIest. bic Brut beiddbist, bstbe
6iBe uaren usrbrebt u. ber 66rpsr aud on
anberer Steue uerwunbst. Ran bra9te ben
&naSsn nod Sauie, risf ben Gr;t, IisB
benz 8srurrbeter aus Silfe auesbeiben,
unb 10 boffen i'm bic gltern a1 9eben su
erbaIten. 8ir bebaueru bic suten 2sute
bes unsIates wesen, bas fs betrufen.
gu 2urembars, Dubuque Co.,
Soma, ftarb I'M II. b. W., bes Worsens
UNI swsi l1br, pohIpsrisbsn nit allen beili.
gen S%atrament.u, 9pbert Gutid. Ser:
leIbe war I'M Sabre 1914 gu SsIttiussn TN
Canton gIerf sebirtis uno Tam 1883 rad
Amerita. Sor srpet Sabrsn unb Spsi Wos
uateu warb ct nit Waria gGunIe pom
bier setraut, unb binterIdBt cine trauernbe
Bittpe nit einem Rinbs. Die 2ei5s
wurbs auf benz Sriebbof Der gfarrei anter
GROCER BetbeiIisuus poI S%erpanbteu unS
8etannten sur ewisen &ube bei9slest.
r. l.. P.
Gorreponbens.- aoums ,Woue,
Co., Miuu., 4. Nopsmber 1889. - gol
3wet Wouateu wurbe So5ann Miuer aug
4bams sefdbrIi9 trant, erbolts f9 banr
pieosr etwas unb stus, 9etIuus iu9enb,
mad st. Saul ms SoipitaI. Seir Sci:
ben uerf6Iimmerte iid urb ra9 Dfterer
gmpfans Der 81. Satrarsrts bauGte 6,
9ctterseben ie!asn Self in bic Sdnbe iei'
mes S96pfers aug. Die 9siGs parb su:
rit mad abams sebra9t unb auf ZEN
@Ottesater Der Sers Seius9 emeince unite,
aussmetuer getbeiIisurs betseieet. Oe,
Ssrftorbeae mar "a Sabre alt unb 81 30:
ninssn i'm Canton @Lsrf sebirtts. Der
leIbe biuterldBt eine trauernoe 0tttwe uni
bret tIeine SiHber. Nf0ss er ruben II
6rieoen! g. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Giuer Der &Ieiberlaben on 0ainfrass

Giner Der &leiberlaoen on Waiutrabs
bat Elm bibi9ss 8ett uub ioniiise GbsiIs
elmer 3imusreiuri9tuns ausseiteat, wel1s
sinem Yaare 9si9eutt uirb, baS fd Sffsnts
LID In benz S9aufsniter, NO bic ginri9s
tuns itebt, 3uii@en jest uab ben Seiertassn
trauen IdBt. Sobn Babeot, ber Gissns
tbimer bes Mer4ants' SoteI, ~offsrt,t benz
Yaare nebenbei bic &oIt auf sine Wo4e
gratis. 9as paar. bas BITE ginridtuns
baber Mil, mug IA Gage porber Noti5
seben.
8ir sIauber tauul, baB ii6 In Dubuque
elm Yaar DrautIeute fnbet, BITE i9amIos
seuus ffnb, f9 70 3u erniebriser. Osfsnt.
Ii9s Erauunsen bisfsr 9trt ft& cine S9anbs
unb seben 3eusuiB BON tief sefaIsnsm,
moraIii9sn @barattsr. @o foI9e i9ams
loisn Darfsuunsen Bis iett uortamsn,
waren es amsritaniide Baare, bic iid ba3u
bersaben, elm Bswsts, uis tief Der Bssriff
Der @bs BET btsfen 2suten seiuntsu 1T.
Die Foreigners bentsn nod etwas mebr
bon Der 5stlisteit Der @bs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Seitunacn gah Gnropa.

SGst 1T sie 5sit rasu! 8sr fsinsn
8sruaubten unb Setarrtsn In europa Elm
@si9ent MAIDEN Mil, iou ibnen bic
r2ursnburssr @aseits" fsnben. Das
Slutt eriuuert iebe @o9e bran, baB ss in
Qme,tta nod 2sute stbt, bic f6 ibrer CT:
tnuern. Gold cine ameritaniide v@as
;ette" uirb nit 8srsnigeu seleieu, ni5t
aQetn pom beneu, an bic fe abreitrt 1T,
fonberu aud Dor ben Ea9barn uub Bss
~tanuten in Stabt urb Dorf. Sic sebt 10
large nm, Bis fe 81 5essa seIsisn 1T.
Yro6irt's nit einem balben Sabr, einem
Sabr;Sl.5 so ober So 100 f1nb nidt pisI, wenE
man Ssmarb eth 9srsnisen bsrsiten MIL.
Die abrsfeu i@reibe man m5sIidft bsut:
LID UNI Srrtsamer su %usrbinbsru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Sem Sabresberidt bes 5trau1uus:
f5ufss bss ct. MIpbOrius. gereius ents
nebreu mir, bag Der gereiH In einem Blu
beHSen 3uitanoe lit. Die Witsliebsr;ubI
bstrdst LAG. IS itatban i'm 2aufe bes
Sabras 5uei WttsIiebsr. Der 0erein be-
iibt eiu SaaruermOsen uon $1,000. 90.
Dis giurubmen wdbrerS bes Dor. Jabrss
parsn sl4s6.6O, Die aussabsn sl245. 05,
alio Elm llsberi9uB pom $24l.55. gu
miIhtbatisen 3usden, &rauten : Inter:
Itisuns, Wittuen : unteriiieuns, Nadts
MAIDEN, 2ei5enbesdnsutiIs Il. /. u. tnh
Sll68. 05 peruanOt worbeu. @epib Elm
f96ner Iuspeis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

am 20. b. VI. 1T gu gafOiue, Grant
&c., @is., bur1 ben bodp'iten Bil9of
6lai9 uou Ga @,rfs-gr1biidof Ssib uon
Wtlwautse mar usrbtnbsrt-bis Heue ct.
garoIus Sir9s e~iusswsibt uorben. @s
battsn id cine anbabI Prtsitsr aus Der
GrSbi5csie WiIpautee unb Der Di6csie
Dubuque sinsefunosn. Der bo3n. Sater
y. MI5ers btslt bas So9amt, pobsi Ser
botw. 8ater U. GIbers pom Rieler uub
Ssrr Risbuus pou 2anfns aIs Diaton
reip. SubbtatoE aifitirtsn. Der 5o9u.
Batter Rur; uon @arnau;qo mar gerenos
utenmsiftsr. Der bodp. 9atsr 6. DrsreI
BON Wilpautse bislt bic Ssfprebist in
beutider unb 5err 5artmarn uou @rofs
Ylains IN eusIii9er Spra@e.
Sn Der gsspsr prsbists Der bodp'it tie
Dti9of Slai4 3u Der @smsiIbe In bsuti1er
Sprade, ua1bem ct on $50 Rinber unb
@rmadisusu bas 8. Sasrament Der Sirs
uuus ssipsEbst bate.
9ie 6ir9s, bsrsn YIdne Don ben 9rditec.
ten q. Bed u. W. Seer uon babisr berribs
rem, lit NIT ben Rotiusn bss sotbiidsr
StpIes, brsii@iffs ssbaut. Sis 1T so
bet 100 6uB srOB NIT einem las Sus
bober EburTe. Das mtttIsrs S9iff III
"a SUP melt unb 35 Sus bod bis suu,
S4luB. Die Seiteni4iffs fnb "a Sus
brett bel 80 TuB 56be. Die &ir9s III
binten re4tpinteIts absei9rittsn UNI NIT
eet1ttsteit fs bur5 anbau zines gborss
usrsrOBsrn Su tonueu. Ssst srfrsft fit
Ous @bor in bic Rir9s uub gu bsiosn Ssi'
ten finb Satriitsten. 3ts &ir9e ma6t auI
ben Ssi9auer siusn re5t suteu Ginbrud
unb 1T ataltiid seIurseu. Der gau TO:
itet, penn eompIet uoaenbet, $l2, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Sic ct. Saul 9OIcs5eiturs" sibt Der
Wirtben in Dubuque uub anoeren HldSer
Soua's foIqenben trsflihen Hutb:

r0enr Die 8irtbe in Gubuaue uno aroerer
YlaBer III Soma lest nit Sdnoen unO NiiBer
eegen cine $5O0sNicens arbeiter, ME beridtet
iptrb, 10 i6einen bic 2eute uidt ;i piiien, was
in ibrem Sntereiie If. Gle babeu ireili6 inter
benz Yrobibitionsgeies in BEN StGoten am Wii:
iiiiippi luftig barapi lospertauft urb nur eirt
9eriu9fi9i9e 9icers in Sorm elmer Citrate be:
jablt, aber tie paren INNER Der Gefabr ausge:
Iest, ein9eipeIrt III perben. Souten iie iid Jest
aber ruet9erlt, auf bic ~Seoir9ungelt eiuSu9eber,
unter oener Der Yrobibition elm S9las perIest
ruarb, bann Siirite lestere baIb pieoer obenauI
fem. uno gar uiele Der bisberisen Ge9ner Der:
ieiben peroen oann uuf itrenge SriSrcirune
briuselt. Die @irtbe Sowa's baber SEr6 ibt
8erbaIten friiber piel baiu bstsetrasen, Yrobi:
bition acknowledgement, uub wenn re ieet
benielber @urs eiuidlasen, barH werber lie uur
erbalten, .paS re perbienen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
9eBt lit bic 3eit,

UNI Sbre 5erbfts& Ieiberftoffc. Ssibers,
Sammets uro @eiBwaarsn, Ieppi1e &C,
gu ~taufen, ba infer &aser iest in ieber gb:
tbsiIurs compIet TT, n mir Sduferr
8ortbsils bieten, wie Fe nt9t auber5uo er:
Ianst perbeu t5nneu. Sa mir in groSer
Quautitdten fir 8aar taufen, iinb mir in
Stanbe es uortbeilbaft fir sic 81 MAIDEN,
Sbre 8aaren 81 fuufen BET
Sas. gent & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

vi. Shreier, an, alien &ObiniousY Iase,
544 Waiu StraBe, ma@t feline sesarten
Runben bdrauf aufmertiam, baB CT feline
Ss1bituaaren erbaIten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Seit Wontag bat bic Chicago, SurIings
ton & Rortbern: Giienbabu spei usitsre
8afasisr3ise in Otsnit seitslt. Der cine
1T Elm mad ct. 2ouis uub meter iibIi9
fabrenten g6enc;us. Der anbere elm f,ibsr
WOrsenbus nod Chicago. Dieie Sise
ltnb fIr Die Oubuquer iebr bsaueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
Wtltp Warftberi@t.

Ger G~eIe9rapb.) 25. Nop. 1899.
Ueiben-No. Q, 734 Gts.
Safer-20 bis 90 @ts.
D ell 6torH-33 bis "a Gts.
@ogger-43 bis A @ts.
9erfs-Ho 9, 81 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
stadt 4 Amaeaeua.
Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at secOnd-class rates.
&eiirnSer Isent: &arl SGm6aer.
Ngenten Der Ga;ette".
m Ehitaoo. "a.

Sr Gbtsa9o, So:
Or. Yeter Retter, 217 0rdarO StraBe.
6r. u. Stetnss&almus, 2O6 @ana!port
Ipenue.
6Ir Gnrora, ST., uno lln9e9ero.
ST.. 8. .. Mop 20. AZ gfortb groaowap.
Sir ct. RaWI Tno llmseseub:
g. @Ioos, 522 G0munb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Ssrbit. uHO 8intsridubs, stisfeI uub
9uI6fisfsl fir 9erren unb Damien, neue
ROHeu. uieSrise Yreiis, quite Ssbienuns
bet VI. S9reier, SO. 544 Wiain Straee,
Robinion's fribsrer gEaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

serout. ionbern aufseIsst wsrben. Der
ieISe IusiduB war6 sIeidfals initruirt,
einen neuen 5aters uub 9ettespaser ~
taufet unb eine neue Sateus urb 2eiters
Gompasnie 81 a%rranstren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
StaatS bio,
l,. , IL . = =

Tranf 5. Gbenep bsidpSrt, bag
er Der iItere 9artner Der Sirna s. s.
gbenep & 6 o. 1T, psIde @ei5dfts tn
Der Staot GoIeSo, in ob~snssnanntem
COUNTY urb Staate, tbut, uno bag beiaete
Strma bic Sumue Don Ell nbunbert
Dollars fir isben Tau pom 6atarrb
beSubler pirb, Der bur1 ben @ebrau9 uon
9aII's &atarrb Sur ui3t sebeilt
uerben tarn.
Grant 5. @beuep.
8eidworen Dor mir unb urteri6rteben
tn msiner Seseruart am 8. Septembsr
A. D. 1886.
(sisseI.) u. u. @Ieaion.
6ffentlihsr Notar.
Sal's Ratarrb Sur piro innerIi6 ses
nommsu, unb wtrtt hirett auf bas 8Iut
uno bic idleimiser Sbsrfiddsn bss Sps
items. 2a6t @ud umionff 3susnife foms
men. s. ). @tsnep 81 6 o., Golsto,
Ohio.
sy7 gertauft BON Ipotbstern, IS Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26
u. %. 8Iedipr,

Sic 4epoIutiua In Sio:a msrita bat
ibre 8irtuus i@On sesstst. Die 6urtber
fanmenbsn @olonia!paareu itstssn I'm
8retie, 10 siug Rafse sIeid u,sbrere Gents
In Die 965s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Sic Stanbaro 2umber 60. bat lire
Mrbsiteu einseitsat. 800 Wanr murbsn
am Samitas ubselsst unb fe iebsu f9
u mad anoerer Bsiddftisuns UNI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Sie Gb. Ws. 4 81. BauI Giienbubn
Idst ibrs WorssnSise mad Chicago iett
friber absebsn, I'm 7 rbr s Winuten, 35
Minuten fribsr ais bis iest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-26

Ssbr feiue Muswabl &inber : &appsn,
auBersew6bnIt9 biais BEL Baumbouer,
Gde 9te Inb Maiu StraBe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
How do You Walk.

Woman, lovely women, seems easily
first nova days, as subject for discus.
sion by land or sea, in letter or page,
from pulpit, rostrum or stage. Here
there is an added topic pertinent to the
trend of thought. How many women
walk with their toes turned out? Sheer
not, Madame or Mademoiselle. So
good an authority as Nape Lothian, of
Boston, who has trained more dra-
matte debutantes than you or l
have ever seen, says large majority of
women either toe in, pigeon fashion, at
the school boy hath it, or walk with their
feet in as straight lines as any Minnehaha
or Miss Brighteyes. But if you don't
agree with Lothian observe in your
own belief. Out of the fifty women,
observed recently on Third street, only
nine turned their toes out at an acute
angle with the line of progression. AS
result, only nine walked easily
and gracefully. The others, especially
those who toed in, or about twenty per
cent OF the fifty, wriggled their very
shoulder blades, and in all the effect
was displeasing. Teachers of dancing
and calisthenics will tell you that not to
toe out is adangerous provocative of bow
legs, knock knees and other cognate
malformations. A case in point. Pretty
Zelie de Lussan-whom the Padishah of
Persia went to hear sing Marguerite the
other evening-is disbarred from assum-
ing many roles because her
mother. Madame de Lussan, ex-prima
donna though she be, did not take
pains when Zelie was youngster, to
make her turn her pretty feet in the in
clined way. Many queen of opera
comique, Pauline Hall and Lillian Russell
among them, have had to undergo dire
travail and much weariness in order to
counteract and overcome pedal habits
contracted before they knew the footlights
would shine on their number twos. Do
not think yeur skirts hide your improper
foot pastures. Look at your feminine
friends and be convinced to the con-
trary.-[ From the St. Paul Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Told of stephen Girard.

A man who has just set up in the hard
ware business and who had been a clerk,
where the eccentric millionaire, Stephen
Girard, had been in the habit of trading
applied to him for a share of his patron
age. Girard bought of him, but when
the bill was sent in he found fault and
marked down the prices.
"Cask of nails" he growled, (which
| was offered for 80 and 80. You have
charged me 80 and 80, and you must
take it off,"
81 cannot do it," said the young mer-
chant.
"But you must do it," roared Girard
81 cannot and will not" was the final
reply.
Girard bolted out, apparently in a rage,
bat soon after sent check for the whole
bill. The young man began to relent
and say to himself: "Perhaps he was
offered them at that price, but it is all
over now. am sorry l did not reduce
the bill and get it out of him on some-
thing else. His trade would be worth
good deal to me-"
By and by Girard came again and gave
him another order. The young man was
courteous, and said he was almost sorry
he did not reduce the former bill.
"Reduce a bill I" exclaimed Girard !;
chad you done it 1 would never trade
with you again. 1 merely meant to see
il you cheated me. ."-[ Detroit Free Press
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Marine NeMR.

New YORK, August S.-Arrived: Ham
monia, from Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON, August S-Arrived: ::
Colum bia, from New York for Liver
pool.
QUEENSTOWN, August S.-Arrived: :
Wyoming, from New York ior Liver
pool.
GLASGOW, August S.-Arrived: Steamer
Manitoba, from Boston.
New YORK, August s. : Arrived: !:
Steamer Pennlane, from Antwerp.
LONDON, August S.-Arrived: Steamer
Federation, from New Orleans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Tumult in the British
Commons.
LISH ADVICES.
Boulanger's Trial Begun-Turkey's
Action on the Cretan
Question.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. |

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
LONDON, August Sin the House of
Commons last night, during the debate
on the Irish estimates, Mr.. Balfour,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, referred to
two resident magistrates refusing to sub
scribe for race meeting, because Ted
Harrington, a member of the committee,
had denounced the police as liars,
blackguards and uniformed bloodhounds.
Harrington challenged Balfour to give
his authority, and Balfour replied that
he spoke on the best authority. Har-
rington started across the floor, sp-
parently with the intention of as
saulting Balfour. A tremendous up
roar followed. The Chairman's yells for
order we're drowned in Irish yells. The
tumult continued quarter Of an hour.
The Chairman warned the Parnellites to
control their feelings. When order wac
restored both men apologized for their
hasty action.
The Queen reviewed the German sea-
men from the vessels forming the EN-
peror's escort in the grounds OF Osborn
House today. Fifteen hundred men
were in line, commanded by the En-
peror.
The fifty members of the Scripps
League, the American workmen ex-
pedition were entertained at dinner at
the Tavistock hotel tonight. Mr.. Lin
coin, the United States Minister, and
Messrs. Howell, Terwick, Burt, Cremer
and Biggar, members of Parliment, were
present.
Turkish Ambassador at st. Petersburg,
has been appointed Governor General of
Crete. A force of 1000 soldiers will be
required 10 subjugate thesmalcontonts on
the island.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Il Fugitive From Justice.

JACKSON, Miss, August Sin re-
sponse to the request of the Sheriff OF
Bolivar county, Governor Lowry ordered
a company of militia to report to the
Sheriff of the county to assist in the ar
rest of Weisenger, who murdered Editor
Hull few days ago at Rosedale, Mississ-
ippi. Weiseneer was reported to be under
arrest in the hands of his friends in Con,
cordia. When the Sheriff and the
militia went there today, they were in
formed that Messenger had escaped last
Tuesday. 1t is stated that his frien g
carried him to railroad station where
he took train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Canadian Rumers,

MONTREAL, August S.-A special cable
the Imperial authorities have decided that
British rights in the Behring sea must be
protected from further American out
rage.
OTTAWA, August 8.-Hon. Mackenzie
Bowles says that had seizure of the
Vidette been made, report of it would
surely have been sent to him. He can
not conceive that SO important a step
would have been taken, even wrong
fully, without his being fully informed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
sresu Answers wanamaker.

NEW YORK, August 8:-Dr. Nofvln
Green, President of the, Western Union
Telegraph Company, today sent to Post
master. General Wanamaker response
to his letter of August I'd,
answering in detail the arguments. OF the
latter in support of the justice OF estab-
fishing one-mill per word rate for Gov
ernment messages.
The HERALD is in receipt of the full
text of DR.. Green's letter, but
owing to the lateness of the
hour of it's receipt, it is this morning un-
avoidably crowded out.-[TEL. ED. HER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Coancil of Red Men.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 8.-The Great
Council OF Red Men was again in session
this afternoon. The Finance Committee
reported the estimated receipts for the
next Council as $2,73l; disbursements,
$2,577. John o. Scott, of Lodge A, was
elected Great Sachem The next Great
Council will be held in San Francisco on
the Second Tuesday of August, 1890.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
A Reprleye for One.

Fort smith, August S.-Jacob Span
yard and Jim Walker, two men sentenced
to be hanged tomorrow, spent the day
full of suppressed excitement because of
the effort of their attorneys and friends
to secure a reprisve from the
President. Harrison had been
reached ut Bar Harbor, and was
considering the cases. Meanwhile prep
arations at the gallows went on and hope
faded until at late hour this evening a
Presidential dispatch came reprieving
Spanyard until August 30th, and declin-
ing to interfere in Walkers case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Boulanger,s Trial Begun.

PARIS, August S.-The trial of Bou-
langer began today before the High
the court. Immediately on the con-
dress, the Right will question the COM
petence of the High Court to try the de-
fendant.
The report of the arrest of Captain
Brugare, of the French army, on the
charge of being German spy, is denied.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Crooks Driven Ont,

TRUCKEE, CAL, August 8.-Over one
hundred disreputable characters have
left town within twenty-four hours, and
fifty more left tonight. The 600 are
thoroughly organized, and every suspi-
cious character has received notice to
leave. Over forty men have been robbed
or garroted within the past two weeks,
and the citizens are determined to make
a clean sweep of the lawless element.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Burnt in E,figY.

ATLANTA, Ga, August 8.-Postmaster
Lewis and Colonel A. E, Buck were
burned in effigy before the courthouse
tonight, in the presence of probably
10000 people. This action is the result
of Lewis appointing negro to place in
the registry department where he would
come In contact with a white lady clerk:
Colonel Buck is d Republican leader, and
is supposed to have secured the appoint
mapt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Hidden wealth I'm mexico,

CRY OF MEXICO, August 8.-Rich
petroleum deposits have been discovered
in Taliasco. An engineers battalion is
excavsting al Cogoacan, one OF Monte
zuma's palaces, seeking for the Aztec
kings hidden treasures. Valuable coal
mines have been discovered in the State
of Guerrero.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
A New CORPORATION /.

SANTA ANA, CAL, August s.-The
Orange County Savings Bank and Trust
Company, with capital stock Of
500, 900, has been organized.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Mrs. Maybrick,s Case.

LIVERPOOL, August 8-Mrs. Mavb brick
is seriously ill. A memorial to the Gov
ernment in behalf of Mrs. May brick has
been signed by most OF the barristers
and solicitors of the Liverpool circuit
The memorial asks a reprieve on the
ground of the conflicting nature of the
medical evidence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
Kansas G.. A. II. in Line.

KANSAS Cry, August 8.-There was
received at G.. A. r. national headquar-
ters here today a circular from Com
mander Booth, of the DEPARTMENT OF
Kansas, in which he strongly urges all
veterans to attend the National Encamp-
ment at Milwaukee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-09
No Respite for Ohee Gong.

PORTLAND, Ore, August S.-The Gov
ernor tonight refused to grant respite
until the motion for new trial can be
heard in the case of Chez Gong, the
Chinamsn under sentence to be hanged
tomorrow for the murder of Lee Yick in
the Chinese Theater in November, 1887.