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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
a AswILehman,, Fatal nIundor.

CoLoaNE, July 7,-Through the blum
der Of a switchmap eight lives were lost
on the Railway Rochemoor to-day. The
Frankfort express, while going at q
high rate OF speed ran into an open
switch and dashed into an empty train
which was standing on the side track.
Eight persons were Instantly killed and
eleven others were injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
LOVERS DROWNED.
A Peculiarly Sad Accident at Lake Harriet
MInneaoth,

Minnesota,
MINNEAPOLIS, July IA peculiarly
sad accident occurred at Lake Harriet, a
few miles from this city, about s o'clock
this afternoon. Charles 1ds, Assistant
Superintendent Of the Minneapolis Gas
Light Company, and Miss Landgon, SO.
cured q boat and started for q ride.
When. but a few rods from shore
and while attempting to pass
each other 10 change positions
the boat was overturned, the couple be.
ing precipitated into the water and be.
fore assistance could be rendered both
drowned In plain sight Of tho thousand
spectators ON shore. The body OF Miss
Langdon was recovered at 8 o'clock, but
1de's body has not yet been found.
They were soon 10 be married.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
KlLRAlN'S CONDITION.
II 10 said 10 bS Flrat.ClAss-li Asks FalF
play IN the Hing and no Favofa,

NEw ORLEANS, July i,--Kilnin iS,
without doubt in splendid condition.
and appears to be confident Of winning,
He expressed himself to this effect say.
ing that he never felt better in his life
and felt now that he would win. He
did not undNriNte gulllyan's bkill and
strength. All he asked was a fair leld
and no lavotg, and he was satisfied Of
the result For further information he
referred y Mitchell,
Mitchell said that KllrAin was In bet.
Ter condition than he had ever been bo.
fore ID his lie and was "a skllllul "a he
was strong lie hoped that the people
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
THE HNGINRgR Killed.
Serious Accident on the Pittsburgh and
Western Road.

AKRON, ONO, July IA passenger
train on the Pittsburgh & Western rail
road, which left Allegheny at 19;4O wat
wrecked two miles east Of Akron, Ohio
caused by an axle Of the engine break
ing Engineer John Rissell, OF Williams,
port, Pa, was killed, the locomotive
crushing him. Fireman W. II. Moss, ol
was badly hurt. Fireman
Boetler was badly scalded and hurt in.
ternally. There were sixty passengers
aboard the train, all Of whom escaped
unhurt, although two Of the coaches
left the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
ElGnT DUILplN0S DESTROYED.
A Disastrous Fire nt Geneva, ohio-ThC
Damage,

Damage.
GENEVA, o., July IA FIRE occurred
here at an early hour this morning and
before it was gotten under control
$4,000 worth Of property was destroyed
Eight business places were burned out
including the postolIlce; caused by q
tlpfective fine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
ae.espt tho condition named. Blank

accept the conditions named, Blanks
will be furnished at the office,
Nearly all Of the 5000 men affected be-
long to labor organizations, mostly
Knights OF Labor, and the order Is var
iously discussed, but It Is believed they
will withdraw, In Issuing this order
Mr., oorbin has only carried out his pol,
Icy with regard tolabor organizations,
A year ago the $1,000 men employed on
the Reading System all belonged TO labor
organizations, besides the company's
10000 miners. To-day not one Of these
%, 200 men iss member Of labor organ
lEation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
would accord his man fair play, and he
felt sure that Kilrain would best the big

felt sure that KilTain would best the BIZ
slugger,
Pony Moore and the othen Of the
party expressed themselves in like
terms, and likensd the two men unto q
quarter horse and q mile runner, COM
pairing Sullivan To the former and Kill
rain to the latter. Kilrain was in the
very pink OF condition, and was far SUI
perior in any respect TO what he was a
few years ago, while they had many
many reasons TO believe that Sullivan
had deteriorated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08

Tits concerns every person That eaii
bread. II you have tried PlllsbnfyIi
best we cannot tell you anything, BhI
Y not. We eau tell you that plllabufyi
Best Flour makes whittier, better nd
more wholesome and q greater quantity
than any flour ever made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08

TIE many remarkable cures Hooda
sarsaparllla accompllBhes are sufficient
proof that u does possess peculiar Cufal
Tive powers. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08

PiLLshgnYs BEsr FLOUR lB alva,,
Uniform in quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
WlLL RIolIr AZ I olCLocK

The principals will have a quiet night
and enter the ring at a. M, refreshed
by a good nights sleep at Richburg,
near which point the ring has been
pitched, ono hundred and three miles
from New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08

Kiltain arose at about 0 o'clock and
appeared bright and fresh. He waS in
excellent hunor aud conyenSd freely
with his attendants and those who came
v 70 see him. Heremalned In his room
uutlhR nearly the entire forenoon, bul
AZ about IL o'clock he came down 10 The
gymnasium, WhetO q large tutnbefu o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Thls convention will convene q 81
.onls a the 18th of November, Cover
nor Hovey he's appointed the following
delegates from this State:
Jchn n. Lockwood and Charles =
psrke. NJ. Vernon Charles viele. Rus
All Bement. James n. McNecly. Simeon
,. GilIett. EvansvilIe; Riley Mckeeu
Thomas q. Nelson. Terre Hsute; Theo'
dors P. Haughey, A. \. koop: sonn
Preussl. Edward =. Porter, Indianapolis
/ r. Bond, WIN. Fleming, Fort wayne
q. W. miller, South Bend; John
MITCHELL. Kendallville; 6eptimus Water,
James n. REYNOLDS. Lsssveste Issse
IenkIusou. Richmond John =. Johnson
lnd 4. J. lurdock, Logsnspofs'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

An exchange tells how . very click
swlndler q operating: Upon entering
town he lays 10 : supply Of small glasee1
q @ expense of abeut oen cents apiece
These he ale With earth, Into which b
places couple Of short ssales o. milk
weed or any other plant, With : solution
or atsar Of roses. He = nov prepared q
Furnish counding purchasere With shoote
of the celebrassd ssCsyl0a Roeoo," usiaC
ehss or cone other high sounding oa0o
q o96O saeh, end gsts e - fase - = 90
&audlo them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

when shs county prosecutor q LAssy.
ette flled some 500 suits against persons
for non .reluru of taxable property some
paid %. Others aid not. Mrs. Malinds
Culver diin't return 400 worth q
pvopertv. and on trial YES fined $40
There ID litely 70 be great ocsampune
ia that vicinity 70 psy up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

At the spviug term Of the circnit court
OF Crawford county. George Ray was
fiued o3OO for shooting and badly
wounaing william Toaev. - Eng!tsh, ~
that couuty, % the fall Of IeeS. a mo-
tion for neW trial waa made ~ hsy'
which bee beon granted By Judge Zenos,
and Inc case viii b again heard q The
next term OF the court.-N. 4. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

The changes - the postage stamp
prosnises 70 b the best yet msde. The
colors will b di6ersnt, The green giving
Way 10 csrmino: but better still, The
stsmp will b msde oue-eighth smaller
This will b Z decided improvement.
Our slamps have alWsysobeen too large.
Their size hss given them : heavy enda
clumsy cir, end the deelgns have licked
and any srt idcs. With thie
improvement. the postsI card ought g
b toned up and ihe Improper legend,
ssNothlng but tho address 70 b. on thiG
side," give Wy 70 "Only the eddreee @
- % lhis eide. lind apolis News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Il was n . grocer's window
That che ssw simple sign,
And she stopped and slowIy read I,
while her blue eyes seemed to shine
Then with scornful lips she murmured
AZ she toesed her pretty hat;
sHOw I wish that men were labeled
with ; good, plain sign like thstF
So when che had passed, I ventursd
Near that favored grOcers shop
And espied thle simple legend,
aThic Corn Wsrrauted 10 Pop
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

4. n. Blsbee. who d The Chlnese dele
rate % The maritime conference = wash
inaton, 10 a adveutusous Ysnkoes born
ana bred On Caps God. ID bic travsls,
~ driStod acro4s The continent and over
ehe Pacific. and he % now Cost Inepoct-
o. o. the lmpsrlsl Maritime Customs
service of China.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

The Second Annual Meeting Of che
lndIsua Young Meu's Chrlstisn Asaocis'
lion (2Oth Annual Conventiom) viii %
held 4 Lafayette, November 7.l0.
EvsngsIiet p; L Moody = g q .,s Pr
sent, and will give two sdoFsssss ossiy'
during the meeting.
a Isrrs numbsr Of workers from later
rasIonal aud State Associations Will give
sddresses on different phases oe Ass0css-
siou Work. Four hundred Delegates
rom lie Christian Young Men q the
Stste srs sxpscted. =. a. Jscoos Of
Missouri, u % lead The singtng. Psssoss,
E~am~eIical Churches are Invited. En-.
eertslnmens viii b provided al with
credentials Oos and cue-thtrd fare nas
been grsatsd By ell roads:
Thoss wishing 70 attend should write
the State Secretary, J. Humphrsys -
di6napolis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

i ID ----,
re. sss ss,s'G 1ss ss'ss'.s.. !, ! s.n~r ~rrp
OUw WAShAN0tON ADs
WAsmfnoroR. D. e.. Oct. 9llh. 1850.
l.a,...,cc. -. .lres6s cropplnx out
- !. ~. Tr..s 4 msricsS Oonrrses 4 to|
\. s...1 :. r.-es ,srnn onr own Con.
..s :. s...cr,,,s.h *. nssssoa ~ ! bill|
s.s S ssas.,.~ c.s - wose IinsS a. steam.
- \" srn,rs, s.d srnsh 4 A,nerioan ports.
SssS : crcm;nent a.,uehern stateemau y
?, or'a 49,, .'. s"' !" no. smv coid wsser|
i. ...hcd, no snscks thst - Can aee
\" ~. ~ So...h "a C..s..i Amsricsn frsde|
% ss;,h @ o.,r rrssscs - ssri6. hnt = for nv.
s.,s I S..ss h.is..s NAV vlII nurchuse|
.,n. msnnssc,nred voods admltted into
sn.,- ho~J.-s Sr.s - Icn0 ~ n place N
r;.n 80 :. 81 sh~ crodncss thav aend
;".s 80 rI.sssd Ssssss. Thsv vIli preIer
serdin~ mem "a EnwIand. = here they ere
.dmis.sd Sree of snv du.y. That'e the
~n.,is ....sssr ~ ! rmsshelin
~ Wamsmsker n evidently chnang
.rd.r 80 -srv chsr~es a. psrtixsushiD
".. s..'.'., 'I ~. dsns,s.rsns on sccount Of The
,,cii,ic.i sssdmess ~ ria vicked assist.
80 C,srksrr srd i anxious 10 trv and
E .s,sncs ,hin,s' Il vss probably this
ss:.;"~ - ,hss - cs',..d him 70 snub : dele
-s,sor ~ ~ Virvioia republiceoe Who
|cssIed' ~ the inscrest or 1 ropublicsn %.
nlicsrt for ! position nov held b. :
democrat bv telling them that neither
lihe republicsnisn cf the applicant, nor
she dem,,crscv Of the incumbent would
srtsr imso she decision Of the matter. Il
vouId have been better then circus 10
1 have .een Clsrkson when be 6rst heard
about 4.
| Tne a,pOiutmeut OF Raum % believed
70 s. the result Of ! conference OF lead .
linz republicsns. Including such men as
|S,eve EIkins. QUAY. snd W. w. Dudley
held mere lat week. L was stated at
shis coulsreuce By : representative OF
4 Foraker that 6nless this pension bust-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Thirty.0ve csr loads Of heavy otool
rails arrived hoeo to-day Tor ~ AIgs
Lius sxtsnslon from NJ. vsenoa -
BsIIsviIls, iii. TIE Work % tho road Y
progressing very rapidly. The neW Ilno
passes through Csntrsiis. where q Con-
neets with the entire Illinolo Coogrol
sysssm. It psssss through : ricA on0
boautiful country.-N. =. Lodgog.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Mathew Braudsuburg. oe CsaW1bcGos
willie, q Isllcitous oyor Tie bollee thAt -
be- estsbllshod hIs rights - q hoIe -
"a estate IN Germany which Will yIol4
hin $4,000. HE father was : D00los
man WhOee estates we're confeoaeod Uooy
years ego. but which hsve boen rootoeo1
~ tho Emperos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

A Plttsbusg company d msnufsc' b
Ilae steol railroed tlee aad aooe1
|(estlng glasa. The lateoF oelog ~
llruoel6le Will, ~ they 60 - ma4 &
ssssousble Qsicss eono inoo oo9<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Priooeloa Democrat :-Look oot -
|ohil)e ed lbvog. The amount of vogo(as
|sloo that viii oooa - Sast dooaylng WllI
|oanoo 0a)orlo % a. 81 work. KGoD
|uothlog aboue % csueo dlooaoo. H oogoe
|lul. lgs cheaper thsn dootog bo1Ios
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

!. Five thousand psssons 1sd employ
ment = Pollmsa aad ses pey-seI!e
in wages. The population 3 now uooely
10 ,00O and there aro 1855 brick tooo.
ments II the place. The works have >
capacity of 70 freight csvs pr day, -
one or for every IS minutes q working
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01
The Kestersou Trial The Defend
ant Mad

v00 A0DU0k0VD<kGu kGu04 - AOaOo0
ant Mad.
The Paoll Rspublicsu bee tho follow.
Ing In regard . the Kestessons trial. g
lhat place:
The jury wss composed o. twelve -
good men Is ever eat IN The box ln this
cnuntv end came 10 their verdict aftor
elk hours, deliberation. On the nrst bal
lot two votes were cast Tor manslaoghtoe
seven for murder 10 the second degree
and three Tor murder 10 the first de-
gree. Many ballots were takens the
v0to showing, q ono time. seven Of The
twelve standing for murder 10 the 0rot
degree. The huding u ooGpr0mioo
verdict and Il universally satisfactory.
Nsssrs. Farrell, Dillon and uavity
made the strongest possible defence but
it Waa In : desperate cause. 1r. Far.
rell's speech, Of four hours. before the
Jurv. was : brilliant argument IN face
Of tho facts. HE colleagues als0 made
due spacches. But 10 Prosecutor Brets
was lett the closing speech Of The day
Was plain analysis Of the case. plain
righteous Indignation when b called the
o1touStVu " su0 july " e00 ~oeo0SV eaA1st0s
the hsllish grin and The supremo indif.
terence Of the defendant I'll through his
srraignment for one of the most ghaseIy
deeds Ia the annals Of crime, ood The
|nippsnt manner 10 which be listsned %
the recital Of bic trescherous end deadly
|threals told By witnesses on the stand.
Keslerson b only . little over 10 yeare
old, but 70 . desperate wretch. When
the Judge had Instructed the jusy and
|thoss gentlemen he'd retired, Eosterson
realized that bic day had como and nsw
Into grent rage, said he'd ra1A1e shoot
that d-d prosecutor than kill snake,
|cursed the jury. called bic mother vile
|namoo, and cent her word 70 0ooe hin u
hell. He acted like an ennged hyena.
KestersOn gave out word Sunday
|moruIng that he bed eaten . spoonful oe
Iglass and would die. but he has'st died
Iyst. The usual motions were made
Monday morning, afser which b We
taken 20 Je66rs0nville that evening.
This case THE term he's cost Dubois
Icouuty aboul one th0ueaod dolloro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-01

Rookpoet Pootee: i 1
Knows joes Whist - 3 talking 49,
the nall On he he'd wboo - ooye
nothing paye bestes than god roo6o-
costs s0mslhIng % seouro tAo0, ut o1cZ
ere the arteries that connect city 80
oountry, along which the lllo eurgooeo q
comfort porpetually Gov. Bod eoo0oy
full % ohock holes, Kill time. Ioom on4
temper. b sure lhoe tbo Ooooy eooo
iutsIligently expended b wisely jovooe-
Cd and sure 70 rsalIss futore good rooul(o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
THE STYGIAN POOL.

The Jury Neck.Deep in the Garrett
Case All Night.
ALI day yesterday was consumed from
morn to dewy eve in Judge Cheney Is
court with the great Garrett incest case.
w. T. Williams, for the defense, spoke
an hour, and Judge McComas, of the
District Attorneys Office, took it up and
spoke until noon, resuming at 80 p. m.
again, and continuing until nearly
O'clock. During this time a pretty pas
sage Of arms took place between Mr..
Williams and the Court; but after q
space of many minutes peace was re-
stored and the case went on. The Court
then read the instructions to the jury
and these twelve men took the case oul
to wrestle with its intricacies. The jury
did not look at all like practical one
but rather like one with number of mer
in it who would do a marvellous amour,
of hair-splitting of fine order over moth
ing rather than get at the core of the
case. Before 5 p. m. they took the case
and after five solid hours of discussion,
were locked up for the night, unable tc
come to any agreement on the case. The
rumor on the street was that when they
went in they stood seven for conviction
to five for acquittal, but that at II
O'Clock there had been two converts made
to the side of innocence, the division
being seven for acquittal to five for con
viction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
A DIVORCE CASE.


Two Young Hearts That DO NOT
Beat Together.
An interesting divorce case was going
on yesterday in Judge Wade's court,
wherein Mrs. Mary PARCELS wished to
have the bonds of matrimony between
herself and Charles PARCELS severed, and
the custody OF their infant child awarded
to her. Charlie is well known around
the city and is popular with his acquaint.
ances. He is by no means of an i'll.
natured or cruel disposition. His wife
sues for the divorce on the ground
OF extreme cruelty. From the evidence
it is pretty certain that any dis
agreement of the young people is the
result of convivial habits, which Charley
may have contracted OF late.
The principal witness to corroboratt
the testimony of the wife was Mrs.
Alice Miller, who has been in Cslifornis
few years, and who lived near the Par
cells for four or FIVE months. Mrs. Mil
ler's sympathies were warmly enlisted
In behalf OF the woman whom she be
lieved wronged, and she is too evidently
not experienced in the ways of courts
OF law. She is lady Of truly womanly
instincts, and OF q very gentle nature
and her testimony could not fail to make
an impression. She testified that shl
saw Charlie intoxicated quite frequently
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Brennan and w. Davis were fined
in the sum of IS each by Police Judge
Owens yesterday for disturbing the
peace. Both men were arrested on Main
street at an early hour of the morning by
Officer Stephenson.
In Justice Austin's court yesterday the
case against Marechal Brunette was con-
tinued, on motion of defendant, until 10
o'clock on Saturday morning next.
Brunette is charged with the murder OF
Glass, the blacksmith, on the Oath ult.
Sheriff Seymour. of San Bsrnardino,
arrived in the city yesterday with a
prisoner named Peter Verrast, who is en-
route to San Quentin. He took his
captive to the City Prison at S O'Clock,
and locked him up for sale keeping until
train time.
The inhospitable state of the weather
had the effect Of driving number of
homeless creatures to the Police Station
last night, and Jailer Hare was rendered
a regular surprise party, no fewer than
nine dodgers being accommodated be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock and mid
night.
Police Judge Owens yesterday sem
fenced Spencer Linsley, the newsboy
who pleaded guilty to having stolen
newspaper from the porch of J. Osborne
Msin-street saddler, on Wednesday, to
pay fine of $40; but suspended the ex-
ecution of the same during the defend
ants good behavior.
Trinidad Zuarez and her daughter.
Mary Walker, appeared before Police
Judge Stanton yesterday for trial upon
the charge of disturbing the peace Of
Mrs. Sheridan, who resides on Mozart
street, East Los Angeles, few days
Lago. After hearing the testimony for
both sides, which was of a very conflict
| ing nature, the Court took the case
under advisement until this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
california on Wheels" tx
Arrive Today.
NEWS OF PACKARD RECEIVED.
Storm Water Measured-The Garrett
Jury Locked Up for the
Night-Other Items.

California on Wheels will arrive in
Los Angeles this morning at 7 o'clock
and remain until half f.past O'Clock Sat-
urday. 1t will lie at the Wolfskill depot,
where it may be visited and inspected
by ali who take an interest in this
worthy effort to advertise this section.
The train consists of three cars, one q
living car for those who accompany the
expedition, and the other two contain
the exhibit. In spite of the fact that
steady rains have prevailed in the north
ern part of the State, the people in the
towns through which the exhibit has
passed in it's recent itinerary have
turned out in large numbers to visit it,
and have shown an unusual degree of
interest in the undertaking. In San
Jose $500 people visited the cars in one
day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
NEWS OF PACKARD.


fle Sends Back the Jewelry He
Borrowed.
1t was learned yesterday that w. H.
Packard, who played upon the generos.
ity of Mrs. A. 3. Tomlinson, of Mon.
rovia, about two weeks ago, to the extent
of several weeks board and medical at
tendance, had arrived at his former
home in Denton. Tex. It will be re-
membered that after recovering from his
sickness Packard announced his inten-
ton of coming up to Los Angeles for a
few days on business. Mrs. Tomlinson
entrusted him with gold watch, pair
OF gold sleeve buttons, a handsome chain
and q gold pen, with the request that
they be taken to jeweler. After Dor.
rowing all the lady's spare cash, Packard
came to this city, but instead of taking
the valuables to jewelers. store, he at
tempted to dispose of them to his own
advantage. The watch was deposited
with f. s. Gilham, q Spring-street grocer,
as security for loan of $25; but the.
other articles were kept as mementoes
of his friend by the willy Packard, as he
VAS unable to raise any cash
on them. He then left for Texas,
writing to Mrs. Tomlinson before he
did so, and informing her of his inten-
ton. The lady naturally bethought her
self of the jeWelry, and came up to town
to inquire the name Of the man to whom
they had been taken for repair, but on
inquiry she found that Packard had
already left the city. The matter was
then put in the hands of the authorities,
who telegraphed to Denton, Texas. A
reply was received from City Marshal
Fry to the effect that the alleged preacher
was in Jail there, and that he awaited
further instructions. Packard, however,
attempted to procure his release by a
writ of habeas corpus; but failing in
this, made overtures towards "equaring
his unfortunate mistake" With this
end in view he sent Gilham $25 in pay
ment of the loan he contracted, on Tues
day last, and Mrs. Tomlinson recovered
her watch. On being released from GUS
tody in response to a telegram from this
city, Packard then sent the other arti-
cles back to Mrs. Tomlinson by express,
the package arriving yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-13
Measuring storm water.

The board Of engineers engaged in
formulating plan for sewer system
devoted good portion Of the day yester-
day to measuring the quantity of storm
water in various parts Of the city, with .
view Of estimating the size and location
of storm drains. The result of their
labors will be made known later, when
the report is fled. The board, it is un-
derstcod, will recommend that the sewer
system and storm drain system be SUBJ
mitted for voting upon separately.