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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
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Snfol8e Der unSiinitiSen 8itteruns
peroen mir uniern auf Wontag anses
3eisten ipcsieaen Bargain 8erfauf"
pdbrenS Der sanSen @o6e fortIsben,
ober 10 Ianse, ais bic Baaren ausreis
den, um Ssbermann eine @eIesenbeit
Su seben, bic bon unS sema6ten ipes
3ieaen Offerten iid nuBbar su MAIDEN.
aeiet bic SOnntu9sseitunsen unO infOr.
mirt eu6. 9IuBerSem er6ffnen mir
SeiertasS' glOpitaten ieben Gag. Spe.
sieae Preiie fir SeiOsns unb @lories
Sdirme, ieioene Saidentii6er unb
SalStii6er fir Damen unb Serren.
@Iesanter 8Orrutb bon i6perpIatirtem
GeidmeiSe. Spe;ielIe gusnabI bon
Combinations 8IeiberitOffen, ieber gln.
sus in Elm biibi6es &iit6en placirt
serabe baS Ding fur beine Srau, God.
fer, Otutter Ober S6piesermutter.
BunOerbOae gtuspabI bon Seal gIaIb
&Dden, @rupS unO Sadets. SaIstis
der fir Serren unb Damen, feinIte
i9warSe unO farbise Seibe. Better
Sorratb bon 9afeasinipanb, BEL Der
garb unb in Sets, NIT buSu pafenben
Serpietten. 8iO Sunbf6ubs fir 0as
men unb Serren. S9purse Spisen.
5ii4ues, OtuffS, 8oas unb @apes.
;Serner cine bdbide 9luspabI gIaI6
&iitden nit SOiIetteniets, glaiirIets,
Otanicureiets, 2lrbeitstiit6en, Niuiifs
fiit6en, PuntOffeIbebdIter, Sanbf6ub.
fdIt9en, Spieeel unb tauIenb anbere
Irtlfel, 5u 5abIreid sur grtpdbnuns.
Seber einseIne unN ale bic Obisen ars
tifel gu ipe3ieIsn Breiien, um bieieIben
in 9aar8eIb um3uipunbeIn, ba mir uns
beNeutenO iIberfauft baben, unb unIer
SerIuIt tuirO euer 8OrtbeiI fein.
S9iebt eS nidt auf, ionbern fommt
iofOrt, bu bic 3eit furS pirb unb Der
SOrratb IcsseidIusen fuerOen muB,
Obue Ridii4t auf bic sebra6ten Opfer.
G6tun8sDoa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
0pbe Narfer WOtisen

- Trob allen 9Sioerfpdrti9feitef
mar bic Uerflofene Seiion i'm 8aufa9,
bier cine tbdtise.
Ser Store bon Soispb Softer at
SamptonitruBe lit am Sreitas BON
Sderiff sei6Iohen tporOen.
-So5n Q. SOnes, Der Mebser bon
patagonia, tpelder Dor stpei Sabreh
our6 einen SAL am 8opfe S6aben lit,
itarb am DOnneritaS i'm 9lrmenbauie.
- Sn Der beutfdin 8reSbpterianer
8ir9e babier tpirb Der Seibnn6tStae
na6 beuti6er Art ssfeiert uno eur inte=
refantes Brosram aufSeiteat tperben.
- Sin unbebeutenbes Seuer i'm Saufe
elmer Srau SiseinS, an @mmetitraBe,
ipuroe 6reitae 9fabmitta9 SelDi6t, ebe
bic SeuerIeute eintrafen.
- 9IuSseSei6nste grfoIse tperben
burd bic 9lnwenHuns bon Or. IuSuit
&bnis'S Sumburser Iropfen Bel Dtas
8enleIoen er;eIt,
sR- @aHeriets, &au6erietS, 8aien,
Sbee, Dinner unb S6lafs;mmers Sets
in enbloier 8eridiebenbsit in Der China
Saa, ll6 BpOmin8 apenue. 50,3
- Der frGbcr auf Der @eitIeite
pobnbafte Steinbauer Daniel 81. gb=
tparrs, iebt in gowarr8uiae anidiiie,
e,bieIt ftiSIib Die 9fabri6t bon @aIes,
bab er eine @rbi6aft bon $1,000 gfo.
Stg. (nabe3u s75. .000) Sema6t babe.
- Ser SeueraIarm am Samitas
Ibenb einpiertel na6 9 llbr entitano
Sur6 Nen 8rano elmer S6euer Der
6ruu SbomaS Beters an 2incoIn Ipes
nue., in ipeI6er elm Diem umseitilrst
mar. 8erluit 5000 unb bur9 Seriiz
6erune SeOedt.
- 8ir MAIDEN auf ben an anberer
Steae an9eSeisten StunbsnpIan bes
Scranton Iurns8ereinS auimertiam.
Die lebunsen iteben uuter Der 9eitunS
zines tii6tisen 3urnIebrcrS, Srn. 6
8abenbOIn, unb Die 8ebiibren itnb 70
niecris seiteat, SaB 9iiemanO seridus
men 1oute, 1elnen SInoern oiele 9eiunoe
2eibesbepe9unS gu tbeiI iperOen 3u lais
fen.
R9~ Sir bic Seiertase empiebIt llns
tersei6neter: gltiiie, 2ebtu6en, 8fsfs
fernuHe, BOpforn, 3udernuarrn, feis
nes Sudperf, SubeIn, BOmeranssn,
@itronate, 8oIinen unb Sorintben, bic
feiniten Gisarren, @eibnu6tsIi6ter unb
cine Wenee Sa6en, bic Ii6 ipesieq ais
ansenebme 3utbat fir bic Seiertase
eisnen. - glaeS iuperb friI6e @aare.
6erner feines Mebl. S. S. @iOmaps
er, $50 2ada. 9lpenue. 500
= Die Surppd paan3e 1T aussssi6net
ais Nisren-& n-&ssulutor unp bic Wiibune, be
fdnnt ais Sur6Cd SluOb 9ittrrs, pirp nitt |
iibertrpHen bel aranfbsitrn Der 9isrsn, 2eber
unb hss SIutrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
Bon ReterSbura.

- Nddlte Wo6e peroen mebr 9es
terSbur8er 9ieuISfeiten tommen. IS
eine bieie @o6e nidt nu6 @unid.
-0 Ser 9las9Imerica 8aIebaq @Iut
bdIt am @eibnu6ten, Na6mittaes unt
Nbenos einen Bal nit @onteit in 8nbs
lers Saae.
- Srau Seinri6 @en3eI tpirb am
Gbriittas einen SaienIunb nit 3ubes
bbr seben, posu iie ale 5reunoe unr
Sefunnten einIaoet. SIN semiitbIi6er
Gag uub 9l5eno 1T su eriparten, bu
6rau 8enseI INNER baS RIdtiSe Su
tr,ffen peiB.
- PETERSBURG GnitIe $50. 68. q. D.
6. Of the Dipittc Gbain bon BennipIpns
nid, purbe am Sumitus 9lbenb NIT SO
@bartermitalleberu inltaairt uno bic
fOIsenoen Seamten einetiebt: @aplan,
@barIeS WenSel GOmmanoant, Satot
5rieS; SBe Gom., &. y. 8rennins
eriter lieutenant, SafOb SO6; S6aBs
meiiter, @sOr8e SdulB, r.; Sin. Set.
retGr, l8. 8. 9ciIiOn; Nrot. Sefretdr,
George S6uIB, ir.; Stib8det Senrp
8auition; 9lh. Stabsdef, 2puis 3upp
Snnere @ade. Sobn Sanitein glsus
bere @ode, Srib SieIfeIot.
neA. am 98eibRa6tsabenS, 25. 0es.
1889, ipirb in Srunt Ute6Ier's Saae
elm Ball absebalten. gintritt fret.
Otuiif BON Der Surmonp 8anb. 5O,3
B9- &obIen, SoIS unb anbere artis
feI biais sefubren unb 8uti6sn seIies
fert. glnmelounsen bel Sriebr. SO
S6Wuri 986 8i6teritrube; Obsr Sol.
SEQ. Shparh 1856 9auIitrabe. 48,
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- 8rieftrdser GsiB 1T tpisber bienit.
tausIid.
- Die bieFsen 8reSbpteriuner pa.
ben s26. 500 fir eine neue &irde ouf'
9ebra6t.
- Der neue BREEDER in 2uSerne SO.
rough piro etipa um Neuiubr bic 4r:
belt Beginner uno 800 Wdnner uni
8naben beiddftiSen.
- Die Spring 8roof Buher So
bat bic Gerienfuns ibrer 86bren i'm
SluBbette beS Susquebanna beenoiet
Die glrbeit ipur pesen Der bdufiser
StsiauuS Oes 6Iuhes infOlse Der neuIis
ben 8esen cine milbepoae.
- Bette Ulil6 foItet bier nur 6 Gt8.
Die Quart.
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Sunmprc.

= Obidon bic SriibiubrsipabIen erit
i'm Sebruar itattfinben, 10 tpiro bier
bod I6On emiis BON ben peri6iebenen
&anbiouten seipiiblt. .9ie 9euti6en
iolten ieben, baB Serr Sranf Subr in
bic StabtDerfpaItuns seipdbIt tpirO.
- Man bat es ni6t fir fiber era6.
tet, idon in alien &ommsrn ber Spen.
Ger @ruben bic glrbeit in gInsriff su
nebmen uno bearbeitst nur 43 bon ben
80 8ammern. Sn ben auoersn ipirb
bic 9Irbeit tpobI aud buIO Beginner.
- Ginss tsmsrftnsprrtbs aursu non Snub.
belt pereen eurb Or. jbpmas' Gtlfrtril1ss
Sd bsri6trt. Gs furirt ltrts Sbrsnptb.
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@ayne Spnntg.

- Der SonesoaIe 9ieOerfrans bat
fir feline am l6. Sanuar 1890 itatts
finoenbe Saae. @intpeibuna fOlsenOes
9rOsrumm feIteeieBt: 8ormittuss /:
@mpfan9 unb @inquurtieruns Der @dIte.
gta6mittasS 2 llbr: grObe Der Gbors
2ieber. abenOs: GOn3ert, Gbeuter
uno Ball in Der neuen Saae GOms
merS in Der alien Suqs. Die 9beaters
ieftipn bes scranton 2ieberfranS pirb
sur @uffibrunS brinSen: ,MOniieur
0erfules".
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DilfeSbarrc Ndhridten.

- Die .. 8. & SO. So. bertpeiserte
Der 98eitieite eIettrii9en 8ubn baS
8reusen ibres @eIeiieS unO bic glnseIes
Senbsit tpirb bOr @eri6t fOmmen.
-Serr 9fr. Grnit u. 8. GoGmann
tpirb am SpIpeiterabenO nit Sri. 2poia
8ubn, Sobter bes bieii8en BrebiserS
&iibn, 9etraut tperben.
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0or Ssn ber grmnrsuno nm s.

- Bon ben Der Grmorbuns bon Grp=
min anseiIasten ipuroen D Sulipan,
8urfe uno @Ou8blin am DiOntae les
bensIdnsIi6 perurtbeiIt, tpdbrenb 8unse
BRET Sabre 3u6tbauS erbieIt. Natiirs
lid 1T elm neuer .BrO;eb beantraSt ipors
ben.
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Qncfaipnnma Gafb Stpre.

g8ir buben fir bic Seiertase einen sros
BEN 8orratb BON Ganbies, NGiie, aeps
fel, Gisarren unb anoere Waaren elm.
8eIeSt, tpeI6e mir su uuiern unerfannt
biIiSen Preiien perfaufen.
Sobn 6. 9 9r6ber.
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BAY SCdSeitss 9ei6ente BON icIibem
SilDer bel 98. SO. 8errp, 303 Spruce
Strabe. 45,4
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Bon Der SnSSeite.

ScteI airit 1T in Der Iebten 8eit bers
Idbnert iporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

8ir iino auf ous 8eite eiu9eridtet fur au.
fertigune eoer art pboio9rnpblihec arbeiteu.
ruie Bortrait 8butogrupbien in beliebiaer
: %robe Snmilien. uno 8ruppenbiIrer Sdufer.
uno Observation-Disclosures 8eprOouttionen
bon Bilnsrr GrnpOn.Bortrnits gquarellen.
Selgemdloe. 8orteldn.8ilosr II. (. 10. 5u.
frieOsutelsuos albeiteu bel mdbigen Rreiien
pirO ju9efbert.
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ra- -gtnnOncirt i'm .,@O6enbIatt".

50. 9. Gp6rau. Npoibrfsr in 9ancaIfrr,
pa last Sabs iibsr 800 5laI6sn BON BUR.
bod SIOcb Sttrs fir Iysprpfs, lauren Ma.
gen, SiItrFtat gsbsr- unp NisrsnIsiesn saran
ttrt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
A Terrible Forest fire.

DANvILLE, April 15.-Information has
been received here of terrible forest
fire in Patrick county, which swept
everything before it. A large number OF
horses, cattle and hogs were burned, and
numerous dwellings and tobacco barns
we're consumed. Many poor people are
left in destitute condition..
A special to the Sun says that the
forest fire extended from Patrick Springs
to Ortiz depot, covering an area of ten
miles long and three to elk miles wide.
The fire commenced ON Friday afternoon
and burned until the heavy rain aided
the men on Sunday night in stopping
it. Over one hundred families are
left homeless, escaping with only
the clothes they wore. The latest
reports say sixty head Of cattle, ten
horses and over two hundred hogs are
burned to death. 1t is estimated that
hundreds of dwellings are destroyed
One man, it is known, has been burned
to death and four others are reported
missing. The damage will am cunt te
many thousand dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
CANADA REACHING OUT.
Following in Track of the
Star Of Empire.
A BID FOR THE ORIENT TRAFFIC..
By Means of Imperial Subsidies Our
Neighbors Propose to Beat
This Country.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

0Aobs~eSNNo
OTTAWA, April 15.-On Wednesday
next Hon. Mr.. Foster will move that the
House go into Committee of the Whole
to consider the following resolutions:
Resolued, That it is expedient to pro-
vide that the Governor General,
in Council, may give to any
individual or company sub
sidy, not exceeding $125,OO0 per annum,
to assist in establishing an effective fort
nightly steamship service between Brit
ish Columbia and the Australian colonies
and New Zealand; such subsidy to be
given for such term OF years and on
such conditions as the Governor. General,
in Council, may consider expedient.
On the same date he will move that it
it is expedient to provide that the Gov
ernor General, IN Council, may enter into
a contract for term not exceeding ten
years with any individual or COM
pany for the performance of a fast
weekly steamship service betweenCanada
and the United Kingdom, making con-
nection with q French port on such
terms and conditions as to carriage of
mails and otherwise as the Governor
General, in Council, deems expedient, for
subsidy not exceeding $500, 1000. Also,
that it is expedient to provide that
the Governor General, in Council may
give to any individual or company to
whom subsidy NAV be given by the
Government of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, subsidy not
exceeding ELS, 900 per annum for
monthly steamship service, or a subsidy
not exceeding 925, 900 per annum, for
u fortnightly steamship service
between British Columbia and China
and Japan, such subsidy to be given for
such term of years as may be considered
expedient by the Governor, in Council,
provided that the Imperial Government
gives to the company subsidy of not
less than e75 900 per annum for a fort
nightly service.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
A CASHIER HELD UP.
An ImitatOr of the Denver
Bank-RObber.
HE ROBBED THE BANK TILL.
A Very Cool Piece of Work by q Cow
boyle has so Far Eluded
the Posses Pursuit.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.l

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
DENVER, Colo, April ia Cheyenne
special says that the town of Grover,
Colorado, forty miles east of here, on the
Burlington road, to-day was the scene OF
a sensational bank robbery, copied after
the recent hold-up at Denver. Shortly
after the bank opened this morn
ing an unknown cowboy rode up
to the bank, entered, and presented a
check for $40. Cashier Smith was alone
at the time. He turned towards the
window to examine the writing and, on
turning his face toward the man, found
himself covered with six-shooter. The
man said "The check is no good, but L
want your cash all the same" Smith
demurred and the man threatened to
shoot; whereupon he handed him all
the cash out of the safe, amounting to
over a thousand dollars. The robber
took this and Winchester rifle standing
by the side of the cashier and backed to
he door. He then jumped upon his
horse and rode over the Wyoming line.
Smith Immediately gave the alarm and a
posse was organized and started in pur-
suit. Tonight the robbers horse was
found near the station of Pine Bluff and it
is believed that he left him there, and
took the train either east or west. His
description has been wired along the
road, and his apprehension is almost
certain
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
HE HnrticulImrists.

SAN DIEGO, April l5.-The State Hor-
ticultural Board held its meeting in Ma
tional City to-day, all the members pres
ent save Commissioner Black, of Santa
Barbara, who is iii. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year in
executive session: President, Hon. Eli
wood Cooper. Santa Barbara; Vice
President, N. r. Peck, Penryn; Secretary
and ex-officio Chief Horticultural
officer, B. M. Levy, San Francisco
Auditor, J. L. Mosher, San Francisco
Treasurer, Sol Runyan, Courtland, vice
DIR. A. T. White, the latter being the only
new officer. Adjourned to the call of the
President. The State Fruit Growers
Convention will begin tomorrow, for
watch great preparations are made.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16

prepare for the rush on Monday. He
appointed nine deputies to-day who will
be stationed throughout Oklahoma. He
says he will appoint about fifty
more within the next thirty days.
Two or more will guard everv train pass
ing through the country. Reports here
from Purcell are to the effect that the
South Canadian river is on the rampage,
and the boomers entering from the
south in wagons may have some diff
Guilty in getting to Oklahoma unless the
food subsidies.
In addition to seventeen companies
now at Oklahoma, the troops at Fort
Elliott, Texas, will be ordered to Okla
homa, and it is thought that, by the 22d,
at least twenty-five companies will be in
the territory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
SOLD TO TaE ~TRUST.n
Lame Attemptto Conceal a COnceS-
sion to q Monopoly.

SAN Francisco, April 15.-In the suit
to vacate the charter of the American
Sugar Refinery, the deposition of An
drew Welch, former President Of the re-
finery, was read. It.appeared that the
trust certificates originally gwen in ex.
change for the stock Of the American
Sugar Refinery Company, were given in
trust to three trustees, but later on the
certificates were divided up, and each
stockholder was given certificate for
the shares which he personally disposed
of. 1t also appeared from this deposit
ton that the trust gave $4,000 shares of
trust stocks for the full 10 900 shares of
stock in the refining company, though
the contention of the company has been
all along, that the corporation did not go
out of existence, inasmuch as fifty shares
of the stock were left with the five Direc-
tors that they might continue their cor
porate existence. Welch stated that he
did not know what was the reason for the
formation of the Sugar Refinery Company,
but he believed that if was to keep the
price Of sugar down.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
The Grand ParlOr N. s. G. w

SAN RAFAEL, April 15.-To-day Sar
Rafael presents gala appearance, streets
and houses being gaily decorated II
honor of the delegates to the Grand
Parlor of the Naive Sons Of the Golden
West. Already, work in the interests ol
several candidates for grand officers has
been commenced. Quite a number o.
delegations are making strong fight to
be honored with the next session
of the Grand Parlor in their
city. The San Jose delegation have
as yet met with no opposition, and are
confident of carrying their point. The
morning session of the twelfth annual
Grand President Dorm. After the open
ing ceremonies the Chair appointed the
Committee on Credentials. L. @. Hook
ing was selected as Official Reporter, J.
j. Lalande was appointed Inside Sentinel,
and w. w. Shannon Assistant Secretary
In the afternoon proceedings the va
cancies to the following appointments
were announced by the Grand President
and filled: Grand Treasurer, H. S.
Martin; Grand Orator, jackson Hatch
Grand Inside Sentinel, L. j. Lalande
Grand Trustees, w. H. Mclaughlin, c.
E. snook and 7. G. Flinty; Committee
of Finance, @. R. Heneren on Petitions,
F. Il. Wehe; on Legislation, F. l..
Coombs, E. M. Grunsky, F. A. Dorm
and F. M. Angelloth; on Ritual, j. A.
Fuslsten; on Printing and Supplies,
Chas L. Tilden Laws and Supervision,
E. E. Katz; on Districting the State for
Grand Trustee, J. Merryn Donahue.
The report and recommendations
of the Committe on Credentials were
adopted. The General Wyenn Monument
Committee submitted a report asking
that $24, 800, expended by Sacramento
and Sunset Parlors in defIaying the ex-
penses of the ceremonies attending the
unveiling of the monument be refunded
to those parlors. The recommendation
was adopted.
A telegram of regret from General
Vallejo was read by the Secretary, and
received with much applause.
j. D. Sproul, of Chico, made q speech
in support of the resolution that the next
Grand Parlor be held at Chico. The
matter went over until Tuesday. A
number of proposed amendments to the
constitutions of subordinate Parlors were
read and submitted to the Committee on
Laws and Supervision. Majority and
minority reports were received from the
Committee on Ritual. The majority re-
port recommended the Pardee ritual,
ard the minority report that submitted
by Homer G. Katz. Adjourned until
this evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
TIE SAMOAN CONFERENCE.
Gr0wI of the ssCOlOgne Gazette.'
The National Delegates.

COLOGNE, April 15.-The Gazette says:
The nomination of Sewall as disbursing
officer of the American Commissioners
to the Samoan conference, together with
the appointment of Bates ss member
of the Commission, warrants the suppo-
sition that the Washington Government
does not seriously desire friendly settle
ment of the question concerning Samoa. :"
BERLIN, April 15-The Post says the
Samoan conference will open on the 1st
of next month. The German delegates
are Count Herbert Bismarck and Dr..
Krauel, Privy Councillor OF the Legation
of the Foreign Office. Count Herbert
Bismarck will preside. Sir Edward B.
Malet, British Ambassador at Berlin,
will represent England.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
THE BRITISH BUDGET.
A Big Surplus Realized on tn
Years Estimates,

LONDON, April 15-In the Commons
to-day, Goschen, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, introduced the budget. The
revenue for the year exceeded the esti-
mate of the last budget by 1,645 900.
The expenditures were 9941 900, the es-
Inmates leaving a surplus of G2, ,586, 900,
the largest amount since 1878. The reve-
nue. from spirits and tobacco decreased,
while that from tea shows small in
crease. The income tax realized G1,-
pol 900 over the estimate, the postal
service 9300, and the stamp tax $780,
900. The other increases were in the
custom-hous duty and the revenue from
the telegraph service.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
A BIG SCALE SWINDLER.
He is Captured and Brought Back
by Inspector Byrnes.

New York, April 15.-Ignatz Reinitz,
the swindling merchant who swindled
the tobacco trade and the Commercial
National Bank some months ago, to the
extent of many thousand dollars, was
locked up this morning. He arrived
under guard on the Servia last night. In
January Reinitz deposited three checks,
aggregating 1896, in the Commercial
National Bank. Against the account thus
est sblished he drew 1875. The checks
were then found to be forgeries, but
Reinitz had disappeared. The detec-
tives found he had gone to Europe where
he was arrested. 1t had meanwhile been
discovered that other firms had been
swindled. The prisoner spent the stolen
money in fighting against extradition.
He failed and was surrendered toInspec-
tor Bryne's men. 1t is said that the
LOSSES of the tobacco merchants through
his swindes will exceed $4,000. He
was committed in default of $4,000
bail,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
An Old Time Domestic Day.

As the kitchen is to the dining the Domestic
Department to any we'll conducted Dry Goods Storea
necessary adjunct We have put the knife through every
department of the house, sparing none-wh this
ception and now propose make the list complete
Wednesday, April 18TH, cut Domestic Department
in twain. Prices goods which have always been at min
mum rates will be divided by two Fifty Cents the dol
ar-prices to be verified on date mentioned Again,
have trash any shopworn goods to dispose Of We
describe exactly the value of everything offered and guar
antee as represented Again: The goods sell
in every household must have and have in quantities.
lots to spare thousands upon thousands of yards with
dozen clerks in this department to you at
ments notice Time to almost every customer is worth
something, and promise not to keep you waiting any
longer than positively necessary your purchase
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Los Angelica Theatar.


Mary Stuart was given last night to a
house by no means as large as the merits
of the star ought to have assured.
Janauschek acquitted herself of much
noble and eloquent defamation, and of a
posing and action that were consum-
mately graceful, ,Ibut there is an anachron-
ism between the ages of the great
tragedi6nne and that of the unfortunate
Queen of Scots. Modjeska manages to
overcome this disparity, while Janau-
schek does not. The opportunity of
seeing this world-famous actress ought
to be more literally availed of by our
people. II the star is entirely too mature
in her makeup and personnel, the
Leicester" of George d. Chaplin was
painfully solid for a court butterfly.
Miss Ida Burroughs gave pleasing inn
personation of elizabeth" while the
rest of the company do not call for any
extended comment.
Lady Macbeth tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
A ROPE FOR THE ROBBERS.
The Canyon DiablO Train Robbers
En- Route to the GallOWs.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, April 15.-Three
of the Canon Diablo train robbers passed
through Albuquerque to-day. en- route to
Holbrook, Arizona, in charge of Sheriff
Buck O'Neill and E. A. st. Clair. Last
night, near Ration, N. M, J.
his escape through the window whilst
the officers were mapping. Deputies
Holton aud Black started in pursuit
AS the prisoner is shackled they will
probably capture him. The three men
who were left looked disheartened, and
stoically sat for the curious crowd to
gaze upon them. They seem to have
made up their minds that if not rescued
they will be judicially hanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-16
That UnIoaded Gun.

Tucson, April 15.-Yesterday after
noon, when returning from hunting,
Cesario Chaon, Mexican, was carelessly
handling his gun, and, fearing an. acci-
dent, he was requested to remove the
cartridges. After doing SO, as he thought,
he was told by Mariana Portillo that il
there was no danger he could shoot at
her. Upon pulling the trigger report
was heard, and the young lady fell dead,
shot through the heart, one cartridge
having been left in the gun.