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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-19
r Os ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles Gal.
Capital Stock Paid Up. 800, 900.
Reserve Fund, 100000.

JOHN 4. Platter R..............Pr President
R. S. BAKER Vice President
GEO. Il. STEWART. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
q. L. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John 4. Platter, Robert 8. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo. w. Prescott,
Geo. 81. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran.
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United ststes
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and cor.
tifcate of deposit, and do a general banking
and exchange business
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-19

DIRECTORS.
o. W. Childs, G. E. Thorn, Jose Masoarel
B: Lankershim G. Ducommun, Philippe Gar
nier. L. G. Goodwin l.. L. Bradbury, Isaias W.
Hellman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-19

STOCKHOLDERS.
o. ". Childs, L. L. Bradbury, Philippe Gar.
nier, James B. Lankershim, T. L. Duque, Jose
Matcarel, Chas. Ducommun, Andrew Glassell,
Cameron e. Thorn. Domingo Amestoy, Louis
Polaski, 1. G. Goodwin, Prestley @. Baker, L.
]. Rose, Frank Lecouvreur, oliver Il. B1iss,
Sarah J. Lee. Estate D. Solomon, Chris. Henne,
Jacob Kuhrts, Isaias w. Hellman. fl
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% IlO III ZEN DNN Nv, KfSS1UOH1'
Los Angeles, February 10, 1889 flo
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Terrible Struggle with Two Burg
lars.
An Omaha saloon-1ksspsr Shot and Al.
most Beaten TO Death.


OMAHA, NrB., Dec. 27.-- Christ Kalmbach,
who runs . saloon in the suburbs, had . re-
markable tussle with two burglars who
tried to rob him last night just % be was
about to close up man entered and asked
for deck Of cards. Kalmbach refused to
let him have them, 90 IL was too late. The
stranger then thrust revolver In his face
and told him to throw up his hands. eyes
will" said Kalmbacb, and seissd the in.
truder. The latter fred, the ball striking
Kalmbach in the forehead above the left eye.
Although the powder almost blinded him,
and the blood was pouring over his face,
Kalmbach seized the man by the throat
and q fierce struggle ensued. He had
thrown bis assailant on the floor when he
was surprised by the entrance Of another
man, who began hitting him over the head
with revolver, cutting the scalp fright
fully at every blow. Kalmbach's dog,
which heard the scuffie In another
room, here entered and proceeded
to devour villain No. l. while Kahn
bach devoted his attention to villain
No 2. He finally succeeded in throw.
ing him through q window, while
the other man broke loose from the dog
and Joined in the fight Of his partner.
Kalmbach then staggered to the house Of
q neighbor, who sent for doctor. The
ball was extracted about an inch from the
point Of entrance and an eighth Of an
inch above the temple. He had fourteen
ugly scalp wounds. Hopes are entertain.
ed for his recovery, although his condi.
tion Is very critical. His assailants have
not been arrested. -.
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A Human Flend's End.

PARIS, Dec 2S.-Prado, thief, bel al
phonse, human fiend incarnate on his own
boastful admissions. died on the guillotine
for the murder Of Marie Aguetant, cocotte
The death was witness d by two hun.
dred artists. newspaper men, actors, law.
yers and politicians who possessed influ.
ence sufficient to obtain admission within
the sentry lines to the Place de la Ro-
quette. Prado died with much the same
bravado q, Pranzini, his former chum and
counterpart The scene was much more
orderly, and not the slightest mishap GO.
CURED in the work Of NJ. Deibler. In fifty
seconds from his appearance at the prison
gate bis bleeding head lay in the basket.
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FIENDIsH TORTURE.

Woman Twists Cords About Cbild's Limbs
and Tongue Until She Becomes Uncon.
sclOus From Pain.
DETROIT, MICH, Dec GA revolving
case Of brutality is reported at Reed City,
Mich. Mrs. Swarthout, a photographer,
has been arrested for maltreatlng her
niece. She is charged with having tied
the girls legs with a stout cord and
then putting in a stick and turning the
cord until the child would become al
most unconscious with pain. She would also
cord her tongue In the same manner until
the skin bursted. Mrs. Swarthout has
been bound over to the next term of court
and in default of 81, 600 bail langu ishes in
iail.
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SPURIOUS Coin Makers.

NEW York, Dec. 27-Three counterfeit.
ers were captured by United States Off.
GERS this evening in their den. in Brooklyn,
while engaged in their work Of making
counterfeit silver dollars. The men are
VIM. Green, sixty five years, of IA Henry
street, this city; Patrick Kenny, forty. five
years, of 81 Bowery, this city, and
Timothy Cassidy, forty years, Of 80 Pearl
street, Brooklyn. At the last place they
were found at work behind barred doors.
A complete outfit Of counterfeiting i'm.
plaments surrounded them,
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HOW IT WORKED.

"Good morning, Jack why I haven't seen
you for month past. What in the world ID
the matter with you7 You seemed 70 have 70.
newed your youth"
"well, Phil, I have. Don't you remember
the last time saw you, how miserable twss 2
Sick and blue, and In that sort Of moou man
get sometimes when be feels the most noble
thing IN life is to 20 straight 70 the devil
mot 90 bad 90 that, hope at Oil events
you didn't 60 that way, you are looking far too
happy and hearty"
"Thank goodness, no or rather, thank Vine
gar Bitters. Do you remember that day saw
You last, when you recommended that medi-
cine to me 30 persistently, and was first vexed
and then half convinced2"
"I remember IL perfectly, and you needn't
say another word upon the subject your looks
tell me you took the medicine"
"No doubt OF IL everybody remarks upon my
improved looks and temper; but must really
tell you about IL. got the old style, as you
recommended, and didn't mind the bitter taste
at all. finished the hottie in about two
weeks, and was greatly improved, so much 20
that determined TO change off and try the new
STYLE"
"well, how did you like it2'
"You told me your wife preferred the new
style, believe we'll. must ray agree with
her. Ike the old style very much, but the
new is the finer, smoother, pore expensive
preparation"
II believe 1t IL In fact, have heard 30, and
! wonder the Mcdonald Drug Company sell IL
for the same price they do the old style, be-
cause IL is really Q very costly preparation"
"Well, that dosnt concern us. Who was II
said that people fancied themselves pious some
times when they were only bilious? No mat
ter was only going to say that believe
people often seem wicked when 1t is only their
liver, or their stomach, or some other cantsDk-
erous organ of the body 30 out Of order they
couldn't be good IL they tried
''And II all the miserable dyspeptics and
victims of biliou ,ness. headache and the ihous-
and and one ills that flesh is heir to would only
take Vinegar Bitters, what happy world this
would be -
Il should recommend the new stvc."
Il never 60 back on the old style
swell, they can pay their money and take
their choice, for both kinds work admirable" !"
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A PHENOMENON.

Steam and Heat Issuing From the Crovices
in the Rocky Mountains, and Emitting .
Sulphurous Smell.
CHAMBERLAIN, DAK., Dec. %. There 10
no doubt that the great phenomenon In
Charles Mix County Is not caused by burn
Ing coal alone. There IL great volume Of
steam constantly issuing from the crsvices
accompanied by strong sulphurous odor,
and light-colored smoke. The earth for
many feet about Is warm. It ID also phos.
phorescent and can be seen at night for
many miles. At frequent intervals deep
rumbling sound is heard for long dis
tance. The phenomenon is situated on
that portion of the Randall military
reservation which was lately thrown open
to settlement
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sne phos-no was surlounIsu w .Ie
names. NoSning aaunsed' ING olsv. .c .
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Dst Mls Goods were -Class- -lDaagss-
ous Counterfelt Coins FOUND on . c6un.
Ssyman IN Cleveland, o.
CIEvHLAND, o., Dec. 1A-Ths other day
the police arrested . verdant-appesf
ing chap, who was attempting TO cell
counterfeit oliver dollars TO two colored
mon. He gave his name as William John.
son, and the large number Of coins which
were found In his possession were % flns.
u countsrfeited that it was! impossible 10
distinguish them from genuine silver dol.
lars. They weighed tribe less than good
coins, but their competition 10 still mys-
terry to the Government officers. A mem-
bsr Of the United States Secret Service has
Just returned from Lorain County, where
he went to investigate Johnson's record.
Said he TO- -night ''I was in the village Of
Brownhelm, where found . pale and
sickly woman living In . little house,
poorly furnished, and all the surroundings
bearing evidence Of abjoct poverty. This
woman Is the wife Of VIM. 3. Wetherlow,
alias VIM. johnson, the bogus coin
shower Mrs Wetherlow bears q good
name In the community whore she lives,
but hey: husband, who earns . scanty liv.
ing during the summer season by common
labor among the farmers there bears . By
no means good reputation. When told
the wife Of her husbands arrest she
burst into food Of tears, saying
that he had been absent from home
recently several days at q time, but she
did not know where he was tor what was
his business. She said, also, that he never
treated her unkindly, although he drank
sometimes. searched the house and prem.
ises, but did not find any bogus coin, and I
am satisfied the wife knows nothing about
the business Wetherlow is engaged In, nor
do I think he made the stuff he was sell.
ing" The opinion prevails that an expert
counterfeiter is at work in this vicinity.
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Attacked BY an Eaule.

BRIDaEPoRT, CT, Dec. 2Z--Fred B. Hub.
bard, druggist, of this city, had a battle
with an eagle last night and after So.
we're struggle captured 1t. Hubbard was
walking out at the West End when sud.
denly he was almost knocked down by q
huge eagle, which alighted on his shoulder
and buried Its talons in his flesh. He
grabbed the bird, which then fastened its
huge beak In his hand. infiicting severe
wound. After lively tussle the bird was
overcome. Hubbard has three bad wounds
and q live eagle.
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STILL IN THE LEAD /!
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Weekly Edition of the Commercial Gazettc1
The Foremost, Freshest and Fairest
weekly newspaper, published near the
center of the population OF this great
Republic and mailed to any address for
less than two cents week, by the year.
This paper advocates with the strongest
emphasis AMERICAN IDEAS in the conduct
of all our Government affairs, the eleva-
ton of our people, the betterment OF
their financial and social conditions and
the purity of our AMERICAN HOMES. The
Weekly Gazette is Republican paper
to the core, and stands by the United
States Constitution. It is, strictly speak.
ing, u FAMILY NEWSPAPER, and should be
in every family in this broad land dur
ing the next twelve months. The Week.
ly Gazette is great educator, and every
department is full of interest to old and
young. The news is given from every
part of the civilized globe, in proper
form. A variety Of sketches of travel,
adventures, long and short stories, ap.
pear every week.
Send for Sample Copy. Price 81 year
or Six Months for IS Cents.
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Has Been Golnu on for Years.

BISMARCK, DAK., Dec. 2L-The examina.
tion of James Curren the man arrested on
the charge Of smuggling opium from Can.
ada into the United States, closed last
night. Curren was held. He pleaded in.
nocence Of the nature of the packages
which he transported across the border.
It 10 believed here that the Curren exami.
nation will lead to the exposure Of many
wealthy men who have been In the bust.
ness OF smuggling over the line into
Dakota for years
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Around the World.

LONDON, Dec 28.-The performance Of
julie verne's hero, who went around the
world in eighty days, has been surpassed
by an English postcard, which has just
returned from it, interesting travels. II
was mailed by gentleman October 10, "a
friend in Hong Kong, by way Of the
United States and Yokohama, reached
Hong Kong November 28, and was redi.
rected to London by way Of Brindisi. II
was dispatched November %, and reached
the original owner Monday morning, with
in seventy five days. The card only cost
three half-pence. 10.
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mixed MarrIaues,

NEW York, Dec. 2a-A good deal Of
speculation has been created over the cir.
cular issued by Archbishop Corrigan re-
questing the priests Of the diocese to re.
port the number Of mixed marriages at
which they have officiated during the past
ten years, the number Of Protestants 20
married that have embraced the Catholic
faith and the religion In which the chill.
dren Of such marriages have been brought
up. In some quarters 1t is believed that
the Pope has in contemplation the issue Of
Q decree absolutely forbidding mixed mar
l0es.
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Tho Floor Gaya Way.

YORK, Pa, Dec. 28.-While Christmas
entertain ment was being held last evening
in the hall at East Prospect, this county,
the building collapsed, and three hundred
people were hurled with the broken tim
bers from the second to tho first floor. To
add to the terror of the situation the stove
set fire to the ruins. A large number were
badly bruised and cut, but fortunately
there were no fatal casualties and only o
few were seriously injured.
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A,,smp, 10 Blow vu a House.

RoscoE, N. T., Dec 26.-An attempt was
made to blow up the house of Frank Heinz
man, tonight II was badly shattered
and Mrs. Heinman somewhat burned. Il
is thought to have been an effort of CON-
federates Of Louis 8. Schuster In counter
feiting several years ago, to kill him to
keep him from making known their oom-
plicity with him Mrs. Heinman 10
Schuster's adopted daughter, and he re.
sides with her.
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A DyIno mormon Pard onsd.

WASHINGTON Dec. 28.-The President
has granted pardon in the case Of Bishop
A. A. Kimball, convicted at the septem-
Der term Of the first district court Of Utah,
Of adultery, and sentenced to eight
months imprisonment. The Presidents
action in this case Is based upon repre-
sentations that the prisoner h in an ad.
vanced stage OF consumption, and that he
would not long survive In his present sur.
round ings.
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Frisco Has a Democratic Mayor.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2s.-The recount
of votes cast for mayor n the last election
was concluded last evening. At the close
Of the recount Judge Finn, of the Superior
Court declared E. B. Pond (Demoorat)
legally elected mayor. G. c. O'Donnell,
Independents candidate for mayor and the
man who had demanded the recount made
. total net gain Of 800 votes, but not enough
to elect him over Pond.
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nanasd for Wlis.Daurdsr.

WINNIPEG, MAN.. Dec. 2s.--webb Bran.
don, the wife-murderer, was hanged this
morning. He displayed great fortitude ON
the scaffold. The parting between Bran.
don and his three children was affecting in
the extreme. Brandon killed his wife
while drunk,
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WorkInomen TerrIbIv Burned.

WHEELING. w. VA. Dec. 28-By an ex.
plosion at ''rop Mill" this morning,
caused by tap clnder coming In contact
with water, VIM. Mears and Henry New.
haus were badly burned about the head
and body and VIM. Miles terribly burned
on face and body and both eyes destroyed.
He will probably die.
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Two Women Killed bv Cars.

CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-Mrs. Martin and Miss
Kate Powers failed to notice the approach
of Q city-bound passenger train a. they
were crossing the Rock Island tracks
near Forty. seventh street. this afternoon.
The two were struck by the engine and
thrown fifty feet. Both were killed In.
staut1v
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A Conspiracy 10 kun tho Czar.

81. PETERSBURG, Dec. 28.-The second
inquiry into the recent accident to the
Csar's train at Borki resulted In at
tris uting the disaster to a criminal con.
spiracy. All Of the recently discharged
railway employees will shortly be arrested.
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PARIS, Dec. H.-Four thousand Panama
Canal shareholders passed resolutions Of
confidence In De Lssseps, and to forego
interest and redemption Of their bonds
until the canal Is opened. It is affirmed
that the canal can be completed in
three years at cost of 4o0, 900 francs
mora. N4.ft Hft.
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Too Tough for Llquer.

BIRxINaHAM, ALA, Dec. 2a-The board
OF aldermen tonight decided to refuse to
license the sale Of liquor in BuzEard Roost
Pigeon Roost and Scratch Ankle, the
notorious resorts Of this city where 90
much crime 10 committed All the dance.
halls and low dives will be broken up.
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"Jack the Ripper."

LONDON, Dec 27.-Brussels has been
thrown into ferment OF excitement by the
reception by prominent people Of cards
and telegrams announcing the advent In
the quaint old city OF the famous "Jack
the Ripper" Of Whitechapel notoriety.
King Leopold, the Prefect Of Police and
the Court Ministers are among the rscip.
tents of this mysterious beings delicate
attentions,
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Looan's Rem aims Removed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Gsneral Logan's
remains have been removed from the vault
where they have been deposited for the
past two years, under military guard, to
the new chapel In the Soldiers' Home Gem.
etery In this city,
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New Coast Defense Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2L-The plans for tho
contemplated new coast defense vessel are
now ready, and are waiting at the navy
department the insrection OF prospective
bidders for the contract. This vessel will
cost the Government about $4,000, 900, Of
which 81, 100000 will be paid TO contract.
ors, the balance being expended by the
Government itself In preparing the armor
OF the ship N
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Broke NIs PromIse 10 4 Dead WIIa.

PRINCETON, ND, Dec 2S.-Miles Jobson,
. wealthy widower Of this place, who was
married on Christmas Day, hanged him.
self last night. He left . note saying that
he had broken his promise mot to marry
again, given to his FIRST wife ON her death.
bed, and that he could not endure the re-
proach of his conscience,
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Youthful Forusr coniesss..

CINCINNATI, Dec. 28.-Charles G. Tinker,
the boy forger, has made written con.
fession Of his crime. He duplicates VII.
liam D. Hopkins son Of Ben Hopkins,
In the Transaction. Tinker waived OK.
animation, and was bound over In sums
aggregating $4,000. Young Hopkins 10
under arrest. His father has heard
nothing Of the affair, and 1t 10 feared that
the news would be fatal TO him. ~
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Gambling Dob, Not Valid.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 2Z-John F. Moul.
ton, prominent Buffalo man who died Q
few years ago. gave note for $500 to
cover part Of gaming debt Of $500
he owed John Daily, Of New York. In the
Supreme Court to-day Referee George
Gorham decided that VIM. 8. Hollings.
head could not recover the value Of this
note In suit brought against Mr.. Moul.
tons widow.
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Murdered BY 4 aaInls.s,.

MACON, GA, Dec. 26-At country
church In Coffee County, this State, . few
days since man who was disturbing pub
lie worship was killed by the preacher In
charge Of the church. The names Of the
parties can not yet be learned. For some
time trouble has existed In the church, one
faction favoring the retention Of the pres.
emit pastor and the other favoring his dis.
missal VISA
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mrs. Parsons Hires 4 NaIL

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Mrs. Lucy Parsons,
the wife of the executed Anarchist, hired
hall for the purpose OF delivering leo
ture, but was prevented from using 1t by
the police. It is claimed that her object
was to provoke arrest
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A Professor Drowned /.

LEoNARDrowN, Nd, Dec 2&-ProE
Paul Combs, member Of the faculty Of
the Maryland Agricultural College, was
drowned yesterday while duoking ,st
Brsnton's Bay, near here. His mother
saw the accident from the shore, but
having tainted, failed to render any assist
anCe. I--lf
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Conissses on the Scaifold.

BAsrRoP La, Dec. 28.-"Pet" Ovsrton,
who was convicted in September last for
the murder OF Frank Hearsey. ON April
II, was hanged here to-day. He confessed
his guilt. A woman was the cause Of the
trouble.
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The NarbIshsad Fire,

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, Dec. 28.--It ID esti-
mated that $SOo, 900 worth Of property was
destroyed by the fire here yesterday. One
thousand men were thrown out Of employ.
ment, and many families rendered home.
loaa.
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British Troops Leave suakIm,

6uAKIn, Doc. T.-The Scottish Border
srs have sailed for Sues It Is reported
that Osman Digna Is trying to collect
forces at Handoub. The British war sloop
Racer, under special orders, has sailed on
cruis'
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Divorced Couple Reunited.

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Dec. N.-Dr.
Geo. A. Hamill was married to his former
wife at Chambersburg, Penn, at midnight
last night. They had been divorced about
one year. Two policemen acted as wit.
nesses.
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Slain bya She'll.

RoNE, Dec. 28.-A she'll burst in .
powder magazine at Messina, Sicily, this
morning, killing sixteen soldiers and In.
juring many others.