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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12

tychczas zamo2nych wfasci-
cieli wiekszej czesci mlenia.
Wniosek 0 wynagrodzenie sta
wlony W parlamencle, odrzu-
como bez dYskusyi nawet.-
4 poczatku zdawalo sic, le ia
nagfa zmlana ME wywola cd
razu zfych skutkow dla plan
tatorow (rolnikow)-pokazalo
sic jednak przeciwnie. Po IT,
kohczeniu zuiw opuscili daw-
niejsi niewolnicy plantacye l
udali sic do Mast lub tel
wfoc2yli sic po cafym kraju,
pracujac tu i owdzie tylko TAX
dug, poki nie zarobili sobie
trocAe grosza; poczem ME ro-
bill mic. Najwieksza czesc daw-
nieiszych wfascicieli alewolni-
kow zruinowana by}a zupei-
ME.
Nienawis6 plantator6w zwr6-
cifa s'e ma nastepczynie tronu,
ktora uwazano "a sprawczynia
tego dekretu | cd tego czasu
zaczyna sic W Brazyln ruch
starowczy sklerowany ku ota-
leniu cesarstva. Republikanie
agitowali zywo, zakfadali sto-
warzyszenia po cafym kraju
mlewali odczyty W duchu ME-
przylaznym cesarstwu. Wieksza
Geese plantatorow przYstapila
do republican.
Oliwy do ogu;a dolalo u
tworzenie sic tax wv. ,,gwar-
dyi czarnei", zlozonej 2 dsw.
nie)szych mlejskich n'ewolni,
kow, ma czele ktore] stall daw-
nlejsi obrohcy zniesienia ME
wolnictwa. Gwardya mia]a Ia
zadanle poplerac monarehia
Brazyljska, staia sic przecie1
mimowolnle powodem do pro,
pagsndy republis Gdy
dnia so grudnia 2. r. republl
kanin DIR. Silva Jardim W tea.
trze W Rio de Janeiro mia
wyklad, napadfa ,,czarna gwar
dya" ma teatr, poranifa wielu
republican zniszczy1a sale
teatralna. Skutklem tego wy
stapili republikanie gwaftow
ME przeciw rzadowi, ze nie
bronl ich osobistei wolnosc:
zwolali wielkie zebranie, ktort
jednakze zakazaty wtadze.
Zakaz ten byt iskra, klor:
:'zriec'ia polar republikansk
W cafyn >raiu. Wszystki'
dzienniki wychodzace W Ri,
de Janeiro zaczefy pisac v
duchu republikahskim i po
pierac utworzeme rzeczypospo
llteJ. Wystepowano ostro pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12

ozlacn rozumnych spodzlewac
sic byfo MONA. = Ale tam
wfasnie pokazaliscie, ]ak ma
dioni, GAIA wasza niewiare,
bezboznosc, zlose przeciw OBJ
Iawionej religi, kat. mi*sto
Chrystusa, naszego Zbaw,cie-
la, ukochahscie &ydow, lego
wrogoW bezwyznaniowcow i
t. d. Uznali;cie, lie ju. czas
-pozbyc sic popow. ,,Precz
ropami" to byio hasfo
Gryg. cd pleciu lat, o pred
Sejmem W Buffalo W wielkie,
lo&y Washlngtonu wzial pew
ole ku temu odpowiednie ma
ukl i lnstrukcye.
#szak Zwiazek miaf mice
ma celu TAX czysty patryotyz,n,
tax wzniosla mifose ojczyzny,
tax szlachetne ojczyste bra.
tersk'e cele, zescie zarzucali
kropidlarzom, ID ia Lofota
ME W stanie wzniesG sic do ta-
k'el patry otYczuej wysokoscl.
Gdzle te cele? = gdzie iakie-
k ,lwiek znaki waszej mifosci
ojczyzny? Dzis co? l<asa pos
miertna, k,orascie ma sposeb
masonskl zwlazali lud nasa -
to caly wasz bilans. To samo
robia wszelkie loze. Ia kllka
set dolarow posmiert' ego, bio
ra dusze nieboszczyI<a i odda-
ia czartu i aniolom jego. Coz.
te wszystkie vase biuletyny
IA pierwszej stronnicy W Ego.
dzle opiewaja? Wszak tam tyl-
ko relacya o posmiertnem. W
kazdym numerze, jako Iep ma
wroble, druku]ecie masnemi
c~clonkami sumo Syp'aconego
posmlertnego, nydIic,e oczy
prostaczkom. Go tydzien dru.
kujecie l'ste tych, ktorychescie
sposobami wan wiasciweml
DO swej matnl zlowili - adv
zachecie M plewy innych; a
zawsze zamilczacle imiona
tych, ktorzy was i vase po
smlertne ma zawsze pozegna-
h, gdzie indziej szuka)a zba-
vienna.
Co zroblli z4ego ci pauo-
vie? pyta sic Zgoda. = Je-
aeliscie czytali Gaia odezwe
W. X. Majera, to tam powin-
n'scle byli znalesc wszystkie
vase why, grzechy i wystep-
XII znakomicie wyfuszczone.
Nlechze lnteresanci ieszcze raz
to pismo przeczyta]a.
Pyta sic dale; Zgoda, kie.
dy to ona pisafa ironia o
religii kat z ironia ME pisafa
= DO do ironii :czeba wiecej
talentu = ale pisafa bez l.
ronii ohelzywle. = Jakiez to
zreszta naiwne j faryzeuszow-
skie pytanie. = Ci ludzie wy
r>ekli sc publicznle Ma Sejmie
W Buff 'io katolicyzmu, uscis-
kali 2ydkow i bezwyznaniow-
cow = a dis znow chca o.
bfudnie ludowi mydlic oczy-
ze oni sa katolikami.
Pewnie, ze Zgoda pred
Sejmem nigdy ME ubli&yfa
relgil kat, owszem zawsze,
gdy sic nadarzyla sp ,sobnosG,
wystepowa'a W jej obronie.-
Ale teraz! Czy redaktor zada,
abysmy mu przyplsywali tu
| Tnnl,ono,o,;o 49,, c4...; OF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12
Stosunki wewnetrzne
W BraZylii.

Kiedy, ostatecznie dina l3
maia 1883 roku zniesiono de-
kretem cesarskim n1ewolnict-
wo W Brazylii, radosc zapano-
wafa W calym kra]u.-N'e ma.
dfugo )ednak; ustawa tax ko-
nleczna ze wzgledow cy wiliza-
cyjnych, pozbawifa tysiace do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12
P0DARuNEK
GV!AzDE DEQW?

Tylko do Rozego
Narodenia a najp6z-
niej do Nowego roku
bede dawa} abon-
entom wv Wiarusa" "
obiecane, dosy6 ko-
sztowne podarunki.
Kto mi teraz
przesle zaleg4y abo-
nament W kwocie
przynajmniej 5000,
odbierze W pre-
zencie duzy ka-
lendarz 4 obraz-
kami, pod tytu4em:
,Kalendarz Maryan-
ski" ma rok 1907
przesz4o 100 obraz-
kami, o l70 stroni-
each.
Nadto podaruje mu
ksiazeczke pod tytu-
4em,, Nabozehstwo do
sw. J6zefa'I tudziez
diva wieksze obrazy,
Ojca sw. i Najsw.
Maryi Fanny.
Po Nowym roku
prezenty beda znacz-
ME mniejsze, a * a.
lendarza Maryahskie-
go" juz Mkt ME do
stanie.
Wydawca W iarusa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12
SeImle W Buffalo osromocili

Kto publicznie bluzni reIi-
gia katollcka, wiara ojcow na.
szych, kto pubilcznie gfos,, IL
bez reIigii katolickiej mozemy
bye Polakami, kto urzy, ze re-
llgla kat. zgubila nasza ojczy-
zne iako j inne Larodv - kto
prorokuje, ae doplero ia CRU
zach naszej swiete.j relig.i sta
r'e po!sKa ojczyzna - swiet.
ma na, wlelka, pote&na, bo uwol-
mona Cd wiezow zababonow
WARY .katolickiej, ten lud nasz
oszukuje, wyzyskuje, dc ma.
sonsk'ch naktania go celow-
a obieraiac 60 religii, jedy-
aej pociechy wsred twardych
chwll tego &ycia, trzyma 60
uwiezionego do swego mason
skiego rydwanu 500 dolarami
posmlertnego. - Faryzeusze!
pozostafym cz}onkom famlli
dajec'e $500 - poczesnego,
a meboszczyka, odebrawszy
'nu wiare, peczicie W rece
szatana.
Me dawno pytala sic Ego
da, kto to Jest ia zaka1a
Zw'azku. Odpowiedzielismy juz
lyle razy y to bez ogrodk,
i &enady, be ia vsobistosciia
jest p. Grygl. jego zydow-
sko masonsko bezwyznaniowa
kllka, ktorasmy Ma sejmie do.
skonale pozpali / ocenili. -
Gay p. Grygl. smie sie wy
pr1ec, ze Jest masonem WV.
znaNea wielkiego budownicze.
80, bratem trzech punktow
klein i cerkla?
DAs pyta sic ia sama Zga.
da: ,,]e2eli Ju2 TAX to prosi
my wyraznle naplsac, co tt
osoblstosci tax zfego zrobil,
lub robia, abysmy sic lch dls
dobra Zwiazku pozbyG mogli"
= Za'sle rozradowaioby sic
serce nasze, gdyby temu ma
sonowl zanknieto ZwiazeL
pred nosem i wskazaEo drzw
do lozy, gdzie jego wfasclws
n.lejsce. Gay redaktor Zgod7
tax ma kr6tka panied, ze ju,
zapolnnial co sam na Sejml'
W Buffalo gadaf; CIV mia1 u
szy zatkane, ze ME slysza
bluznlerczych NOW Gryg., Ko
pank., Nowaka = Sleszy nskie
60 = Sataleckiego - ae nj,
sfyszaf klatw tego narwaneg'
Rosin u Pittsburgh, De G.
nle hyfo ma sail, gdy Buddy Il
ski krzycza}, podcAas g!y ka
pfanl zgorszenl opuszczali sale
,pIecz oszukancami!"
Juz raz powiedzielsmy, &,
poprawke S 3. Art. III zrob,
Ii ks'e&a, aby Ma przyszlos,
un'kuae rozmaitych nleprz,
jennosci talk W samym Zwiaz
'su - 1ako i cd nieprny)aclo
po za MIN. Jakesmy sic pre-,
diva lata przekonali, S 3. Art
Ill HE wystarczaf do zngro
dzen'a coraz wzrastajacej llcz
bic bezwyznaniowcow - trze
ba 60 bylo o'pow!edn,o przc
robic zacstrzyc. Jak wy ma
dry prawodawcy poprs Walls
c1e vase paragrafy, tax te:
ks'ezom przysfugiwaio ]ak,
czfonkom i delegation to sa
mo prawo, zwfaszcza, De jail
ohwofujecie, ksieza sami mle
Ii bye tego Art. III autora
mi. Kazda ludzka rzecz jes
nledeskonafa, z czasem potrze
bule naprawy. Odrzuceni,
przez was poprawki, ME byiob
bJto jeszcze TAX zgorszyi
shczerych katolikow, gdyby 81
Ito byto stalo tax, iak po lu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12

civ rzadowl, De naduzywa u
stawy o zebraniach, wolnosci
mowy it'd. Odezwy W tym SEN
sic rozrzucano pr catym kre-
ju, studencl wszechnicy, a ma
wet mlodzi kadeci szkofy VOL
skowe] wyse}ali adresy gania-
ce postepowanie rzadu.-Dnia
80 kwietnia rb. odby} sic W
San Paulo kongres republican.
ski, ma ktory republikanle wy
stall po pieciu delegatow kA2-
de) prowincyi. Ma MIN uchua-
lono podjaG nova organizacya
stronnlctwa republikaEskiego
i obrano przywodzca redakto-
ra Quintina Bocayuwa, ktory
wkrotce wydaf szumna odezwe
do narodu.
Cd poczatku ma]a agitacya
republikanska wzrastaia coraz
silniej; gazety poswiecafy jei
cafe iamy, twierdzac, il znie-
slenie cesarstwa jest koniecz-
noscia polityczna; wymienlano
nawet nazwisko prezydepta
przyszfej rzeczypospolitej.
Dnia 26 grudnla r. z. "a
wezwaf W Rio de Janelro prof
szkoiy lekarskiei na publicz-
mem zebraniu cesarza, aby
swemi wpfy ywami przy czynif sic
do og6lnego zyczenia narodu
brazyllIskiego, utworzenia RE
czypospolitej.
Ma zebranlach publicznych
W stohcy pahstwa odzywal>
sic nleraz ok'zyki MECH ayj-
rzeczpospollta" -republikan'e
pozyskali sobie rowuieA wojsko
tax oficerow jak i szeregow.
COW, i zwolna przygotowywaI
grunt do swych celow. Vie
ksza Geese postow parlamentu
przeszfa do republican; W lp
c'e rb. jeden . postow zakon.
czyf move okrzyklem Meet
zyiA rzeczpoSpolita, precz &C.
sarstwem" ".-Sfowem agitacys
republIkanska uzywa1a wszel
kich srodkow do dopleci;
swYch cel6w. Ola uspokojeni;
trwo&llwych umysfo ", ktor,
przypominafy, ze prslowie po
'ifug konstytuc;'i winri sa bez
wglednie wiernosc dla cesyrz,
II dynastyi, utworzyi par]amen
W zesz}ym miesiacu ustawe
9odlug ktorej kazdy pose1 os
~iadczalacy pred czionkaul
b'ura parlameutarnego, he przy
siega na wiernosc sprzeciwia si'
lego przekonaniom politycz
nym zapatrywaniem Cd zloze
MIA przysiegi ma bye zwolnio-
nym.-Tyle szczeg6Iow co d.
przebiegu zdarzen W Brazylii
Rzecz osobliwsza, godn;
wiekszej uwagi. Otto monarchia
a vice forma rzadu wediug po
lee powszechnych sciesniajac,
swobody narodu, W inie zasa,
nietylko chrzescianstwa ale tai
&e W imie onej upraguione
swobody ludzkiej rowno upra
wnienia wszystkich mieszka1l
COW panstwa, znosi niewolnic
two, smutna z dawnych cza.
} sow barbarzyhstwa pamiatke
| ten to akt wyswobodzeni,
ludzi niewoli wywoluje bu.
RE W krajn, jakgd> by ak
TAXI wyrzadzat ludzkoscl krzyw
de, nakfadaf peta, targaf spra
wiedliwosG, wolnos6, rownosG..
| oto wzmaga sic W kraju stron
nictwo, ktore przybierajac mia
no "repubIlkan", Ia gruzach
krepujacej monarchii" che,
kraj zamieni6 W urzeczypospo
lita", W panstwo nibyto dos
konalszej swobody l sprawie
dliwosci.
| A ktorez lzady W Bray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12
LWHITE BEAVER

u LWn1IG bEAtEhsS
Lskan i chirurg W LA CROSSE, WIS
DOBRZE ZROBI KTO DO NIEGO Ma
PISZE pod powyzszym adresem i nau-
czy sic JAK MONA ZAPOBIEDZ
BRZYDK1EMU NAkOGOWI ruinowa-
ria ciala ducha. tudziez JAK MJZNA
,ZNOWU ODZYSKAC utracona size msz-
ka prAez proste ! niedrogie sredki.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Depot JOttings.

The Burlington road has put chair cars
on all its passenger trains.
Mr.. G. w. Luce, Coast Agent of the
Texas and Pacific, left for San Francisco
yesterday.
The general baggage agents will start
for home to-day, delighted with their
experiences in Los Angeles.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
II. B. Wilkins of the California Central
and California Southern left yesterday
for Riverside.
Mr.. Robert Strauss, formerly shop
clerk at the Southern Pacifc's establish
ment on San Fernando street, came in
town yesterday. He is now running 8
store at Aztec, A. T., about sixty milet
from the Harla-H -Haqua mines and he
says that on account of the host of pros
pectors about the country, business il
| very lively down there.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Reclamation Of Arid Lands.

WASHINGTON, January 23. - Major
Powell, director of the geological survey,
to-day explained to the House Committee
on Territories his plan for the reclama-
ton of the arid lands Of the West by irri
CATION. He illustrated by means of a
map the location of the proposed reser-
voirs, dams and canals in the James
river, New Mexico, and said he
thought reservoirs could be con,
structed for $45 900, whereby 155, 900
acres of land could be reclaimed. The
lands were worth nothing now, but, if
reclaimed by irrigation, would become
very valuable. Major Powell said that
between 10000 and 10000 acres OF land
in the West could be reclaimed by irri-
CATION. After the works had been con-
structed and were in operation the annual
cost to the farmer for irrigating his land
would be from 81 to $2 per acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
mextcan News.

Cry OF MEXICO (via Galveston), Janu-
arv 23.-General Cervantes relieves
General Martinez in command OF
Sonora. General Martinez succeeds
General Vela in command of Tamau'
lipas. and General Vela is transferred to
to Chinuahua, relieving General Ger,
vantes. This is a complete change oi
commanders on the United States
The author of the recent "rising" hoax
lost his position as customs guard at
Chihuahua. n,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
PICKING UP FAST.
Freight Pouring in Rapidly-Extra
Men Required.

fe1g mt FOur1ng IN Nap1oly-EXtra
Men Required.
Freight traffic is picking up as fast as
the passenger business and the railroad
warehouses in the city begin to assume
the lively appearance which denotes q
rush of traffic. Special freight trains
come in every day over both the South.
ern Pacific and Santa Fe and it has been
found necessary to augment the working
forces in the yards. Yesterday Assistant
Division Superintendent ]. A. Muir, oi
the Southern Pacific, was compelled to
call out an extra switch engine and crew as
the business is more than the usual force
can handle. An extra crew is also to be
put on for night duty in connection with
the orange shipments, to which reference
is made in another item. Steamer spe-
cials are now of frequent occurrence. con-
sisting Of goods shipped from New York
and Philadelphia by boat to New Or.
leans, and thence over the Sunset tc
this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
polar. saved, polar. Earnea !,

Dollars saved! Dollars Earned!
You can save money by buying your
clothing at the Plunder Store, 10 North
Main street. They have made immense
reductions in all their winter clothing
Suits that were selling for IS. so they have
reduced to $4 9S. They are offering nice,
all-wocl worsted suits for So .9S that are
really worth $10.50. In mems and boys
overcoats they have plunged the knife
deep into prices to make room for q
mammoth stock of spring goods which
they are getting manufactured especially
for the Los Angeles trade. The proprie-
tors of the Plunder Store have large
clothing factory in New York where they
manufacture all their own goods, which
they are placing on the Los Angeles
market at prices never before heard Of.
We advise our readers to 60 to the
Plunder Store, 10 North Main street,
when wanting clothing at manufacturers
prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24

paint your buggy for ST." at Mathews.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Pullman Passengers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
East:
By the l 80 p. N. train-Cbas. R.
Jones, Mr.. Lynch, Mrs. F. G. Harden
Mrs. F. w. King, G. w. Bangs, Mrs. w
w. Stone, ]. Fletcher, M. H. Morse, j
Ber.ler. Mrs. J. F. I'm berg, Mr.. STRAIT.
ton, Mr.. Wilcox, H. E. Pack, Mr.. Martin
Ay the 1890 p. NJ. train-Dr. J. E.
Cohn, Fred Cowley, H. A. Unruh, B
Cohen. "A. Stillman, @, E. Hornan, E.
D. Bayler, E. D. r. Thompson, Bryant
Howard, S. Morgenstein.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Excluding Anarchists.

CHICAGO, January 23 23.-Superintendent
Waldheim, of the cemetery in which the
executed Anarchists were buried, has
written to the trustees that it will be
necessary hereafter to exclude Anarchists
from going there in bodies on anniver-
saries of the execution, on the ground
that lot owners seriously object. He re-
commends that hereafter only relatives
of the dead be allowed admittance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
Senator Sherman Proposes a
Practical Move.
GERMAN CONSULATE BURNED
The United States Will Have
Firmer Footing on the Islands
Than Before.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

IA ssoctated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, January Ex-senator
Sherman this morning, from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, reported
the following amendments:
For the diplomatic and consular exc
cution of obligations and the protection
of the interests of the United States ex-
isting under the treaty between
the United States and the Sa'
moan Islands, 100000, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Presi'
dent, this appropriation to be immedi-
ately available. For the survey, I'M
provement and occupation OF the bay
and harbor of Pagopago, Somoa, ana 1or
construction of the necessary wharves
and buildings for such occupation ana
and for a coaling station therein, under
direction of the President, 500, 900.
Senator Sherman made no statement
ON the views of the committee upon the
proposed amendments at the time they
were offered, but it is learned that the
committee were of the opinion that un'
der the terms of the treaty with Samoa
it is the duty of the United States to in.
tervene by force, if necessary, to protect
the autonomy of the islands against the
aggressions OF any power.
"Then the amendments to the consu'
lar bill means that the President is to
send fleet of war ships, or any other
force he may deem necessary to protec'
the Samoan government and to relieve
the people from the danger OF war;
was asked of one of the members OF the
committee. :,
"That is exactly what they mean, .
was the answer.
It is understood that the committee
were unanimous in support OF the
amendments.
Secretary Whitney has written lettel
to the Chairman of the House Nava
Committee, asking that the Department
be authorized to purchase the necessary
land for coaling station, in the harbol
of Pago- Psgo, Samoa, and to erect
wharf there, build lighters, etc. He sug
gssted an appropriation OF 100000 fol
the purpose.
The Secretary OF State to-day received
a cable message from Acting Consul
Blackjack, at Samoa, by way OF Auck
land, New Zealand, saying that a large
fire recently occurred on the Island. and
that the German Consulate was among
the buildings destroyed. He adds that
the fire was undoubtedly accidental. No
other details are given.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
He wa. Not Protected.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Louis q.
schilling, whose case, at one time, ex.
cited considerable interest both in the
United States and Mexico, has presented
a petition to the Senate through Senator
Spooner, in which he makes complaint
against the Department OF State for not,
as he alleges, affording him the protec-
ton due an American citizen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Seattle Coal.

The Southern California Coal & Wood
Company are now discharging at San
gedro, ex ship "Halcyon," a cargo of
the above coal.
This is the finest domestic coal now in
the market. Special terms on carload
lots. For retail orders ring up tele-
phone 315, or call at office of the compa-
ny in basement of Bryson Block, corner
Spring and Second streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Disinterring Babylon.

PHILADELPHIA, January ga dispatch
from the University of Pennsylvania ex-
ploring expedition says they arrived at
Bagdad after much. difficulty. They are
now not far from the site Of ancient
Babylon. 1t is expected the excavation
will begin at once. The Sultan's permit
only allows excavations for antiquities,
but does not allow them to be carried out
of the country
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1t appears from statements in the Eng

1t appears from statements in the English
papers that the Dutch Cocoas. and the imita-
tions OF them, contain considerable percent
age of chemicals which are deleterious to
health. They are Introduced for the purpose
of making the mixture more soluble and to
give color and apparent strength to the decoc
ton. The use of chemicals can be readily de-
tected by the peculiar Odor from newly open ed
packages, and from q glass Of water in which q
small quantity of chemically treated cocoa has
been placed and al lowed to remain for several
days. The Chocolate and Cocoa preparations
of Messrs. Walter Baker & Co. are absolutely
pure and free from chemicals or other deleteri-
ous substances:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Killed by Choral.

PHILADELPHIA, January 23.-Passed-
Assistanl-Surgeon Wilson was, this
morning, found dead in bed on the re-
ceiving ship st. Louis at the Navy yard.
On his dressing-case was bottle OF
chloral. Whether he took the drug tc
quiet his nerves, or with suicidal intent
8 not clear. He had only been al
League Island tbrse weeks, having beer
transferred from Mare Island Navy Yard
California;
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R0hhed bY HaCknlen. !.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 23.-William
Mcclure and William Parkinson, hack
drivers, were arrested this morning on
the com plant OF Mrs. Jennie Singer.
She charges the men with stopping her
on the street late last night, placing her
in hack and robbing her. She says
Parkinson drove the hack and Mcclure.
who was inside with her, choked her
almost to insensibility and took $25 from
her pocket and then threw her into the
ntrpet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Plavers Gone East.

SAN Francisco. January 23.-Thie
evenings train on the Southern route will
carry East "Buck" Ebright who caught
for the Haverlvs last year, and who will
catch for the Washing.ons next season,
and Jerry Hurley, catcher of the Pioneers
who goes East to seek position with
some Eastern nine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Not to BE Trified With.

CHICAGO, January 23.-The Interstate
Commissioners find their recent lecture
to railroad managers has not proved ef-
fectual, so they propose to come here
Monday next and take measures to Sc
cure compliance with the laws.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Returned NafelY.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Commodore
Gillis, of the South Atlantic Squadron,
telegraphs the arrival of the Swatara,
Alliance and Tallspoosa at Montevideo
from cruise to the Straits of Magellan
and Falkland Islands. All we'll.
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Plurality of offices.

INDIANAPOLIS. January 23.-It is dis
covered that two members of the Grand
Jury were appointed assistant doorkeep-
ers OF the Legislature since they began
Grand Jury work. 1t is believed it will
invalidate all indictments found.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Could NOT Catch Up.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-The Senate
engrossing clerks worked hard all day en-
deavoring to complete the substitute tor
the Mills Tariff bill 80 as to get it back
to the Houee before adjournment, but
were unable to do so. 1t will be ready
to 20 to the House tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
Matched to Fight.

SAN Francisco, January 2S.-Young
Mitchell and "Sailor Brown" middle
weights. signed articles to-day for fight
in the Golden Gate Club room on March
18th, for purse OF 81 500.
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w aNted.

Pine Balsam, would like to hear from any pur-
| chaser of their medicine who has not found
it to be the most efficient remedy for coughs,
difficulty that has ever been devised. Remem-
ber the name. Horne & Abel's White Pine Bal
sam. For sale by all druggists. Price, 25 cents
and 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24

At auction.-Beeson & Rhoades will
sell on Saturday, January Goth, at 10 A.
NJ. sharp, on vacant lot corner Fort and
Second streets, ten elegant new buggies
and surrey wagons also,two good driving
horses, Sale positive. Don't fail to at
tend. BEEsoN & RHoADRs, Auctioneers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
GlRd TO Get Here.

Arrivals in town from the East yester-
day report heavy SHOWS throughout New
Mexico and northern Arizona. They
say that only those who, after bufeting
with the icy winds and frosts encountered
during trip across the continent, reach
the sunny wales and verdant hills of
Southern California can realize what an
earthly paradise it is out here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-24
ParalVZed.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-In the
Committee on Appropriations this after
noon, Burnes, of Missouri, had slight
paralytic stroke. He is conscious.