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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28

The Best and Lightest Bread
Is made from Crown Flour.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
f27-2t
wolfskin Orchard Tract.

Genuine Java and Mocha coffees, freshly
roasted, at H. Jevnes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
DtssoIution of Partnership.

The partnership heretOfOre eXtstlng De-
tween A. J. kathmuller and Mrs. K.
]. Edwards doing business under the firm
name of Rathmuller & Edwards, the Famous
Millinery Store, 121 s. spring street, is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs. Edwards
will carry on the business.
MRS. E. ]. EDWARDS
f27-2t A. B. RATHMULLER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
Speedy Cure Warranted.

DR. BELLS GERMAN EXTRACT CURES
IL all private syphilitic, urinary. skin and
blood diseases, female complaints, and all
tion and excuses, 81. DR.. Bells. French Wash
cures all private disea es, blood poison, old
sores and ulcers G. and g., in two or three days,
81. No preparation on earth equal to it. For
sale only at the Berlin Drug store, 4O5%
South spring ST.. Los Angeles. Cal. j1-3m'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
Seymour & johnson Co.

Are headquarters for best grades OF family
grocesie Corner First and Fort streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
oMINa SOUTH. GOING NORTH.

The steamers Queen of the Pacific, and
Corona leave San Pedro for San Diego on
the dates of their arrival from San Francisco,
and on their trips between San Pedro and San
Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port Hsr-
ford (San Luis Obispo) only The Eureka and
Los Angeles call at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. p r. r..
depot Los Angeles, as follows: With the Queen
of the Pacific and Corona at $40 O'Clock
A. M; with Los Angeles and Eureka, going
north, at 500 O'Clock P. Il railroad time.
Er Plans of steamers cabins at agents Of
fee. where berths may be secured.
The steamers Los Angeles and Eureka will
call regularly at Newport pier for and with
freight and passengers.
The company reserve the right to change the
steamers or their days of sailing.
G-For passage or freight as above o, for
tickets to and from
All Important Points in Europe.
APPLY TO
W. PARkIS, Agent.
No. Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

Postmaster-o General oleklnsons Orders Con.
eerning the imposition Of Fines tor Delays.
WASHINGTON, Jar, +.-PostmAster GEN
eral Dickinson to day promulgated decl-
sion In the matter Of imposing on railroads
fines and deductions for failures and delays
In carrying mails. In an extraordinary
case, coming within the exceptional char
acter OF the great blizzard OF March, 1888,
where the highest degree OF vigilance Is
used 10 remove the cause of delays, there
should be no fine or deduction for any de-
lay. In other and usual cases of delay by
SHOWS OF floods the following is ordered:
"For a whole days failure and the whole OF
the mail is carried through the succeeding
day, full pay: where there Is failure for
two days, and the mail goes through the
third day, one days pay. IL there should
days pay should be deducted,
aud where the failure is longer,
deduction should be made for every day
except the last one of the delay. From the
experience Of the department during ex-
Tended controversies between western
-oads and their men In the latter part OF
the winter and early spring OF this year, |
do not conceive that the strife OF railroad
employees can afford any excuse for a
failure 10 carry the mails. IL case should
ever occur Of violent and unlawful oh
struction 10 the movement OF the mails the
government will be- fully able 10 set Il
aside As % fines for delinquency which
results In failure 10 connect the rule should
be 10 deduct from the line were the de-
linquency occurred"
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THE CONFERENCE ENDED.
Final Meeting OF tho Brothsrhood Representa-
tlvss and of,oials OF the Burllrgton Road

Final Meeting OF the Brothsrhood Representa-
tvss and on'olaIs OF the Burlington Road
CHICAGO, Jan. 4-The committee repre-
senting the Brotherhood OF Engineers and
again at 8 o'clock today and remained In
session until $50. Then the doors. OF the
conference room were opened and the rep
resentatives OF the Associated Press and Of
the daily papers were admitted. To them
vice-President Stone In the presence OF
Chairman Cavener and other members of
the conference, read the following state
ment "The Burlington strike has been
settled. BY the terms OF the resolution
under which the brotherhood committee
was appointed at the Richmond convention
they were instructed to report 10 Chief Ar
thur any settlement which they might reach
as soon as made, and the committee
requested us not 10 make the terms Of the
settlement public until they should have
an opportunity to Acquaint Mr.. Arthur
with them, because they thought II only
proper and courteous for him 10 hear them
FIRST through the committee instead of
through the public press. We have told
them we would scrupul0usly respect their
wishes, and they have In turn promised
me that Mr.. Arthur will advise me as soon
as he receives II, so that can acQuaint
our people and the general public with
them" When stone had finished reading
this statement, Mr.. Cavener said there was
nothing 10 add To II and both these gentle
men declined 10 enter Into further details.
When an Associated Press reporter asked
Chairman Cavener whether tha committee
would proceed 10 Cleveland 10 lay the
agreement before Mr.. Arthur, he replied
II would not; that the committee would re-
main In Chicago for some days. In reply
10 the question as to the means 10 be EN-
ployed 70 acquaint Arthur with the result,
Cavener replied evasiyely, but he indicated
IL would be telegraphed.
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SWEETLY SWINDLED.
The Electric Sugar Refining Company
Duped to the Tune OF q Million
by Henry c, Friend,
A WOMAN IN THE SCHEME
No Such Process as Refining Sugar by
Electricity IN Existence The
Chief Rascal Dead. but His
Female Abettor Alive.

N,. x,,.. m. r..,.,.. s,,,
w" i""A' "e"' n' N's""N s"'
prints what it calls an almost incredible
tale OF a gigantic fraud. IL states the
Elactr,c sngar Ret,nerv comnanv has he.n
..'. ~ .s' eof-y a.. ~,
uupeu 10 the eAten' ot over miliioh uoi'
lars; that It's whole "secret process" turns
ont 10 be humbup of the most barefaced
s,na rh. .,s.ora, ,,roa,as,, - a., ,,,-
~'pu. Auo eeeio' P'oooss "a' ."o ""-
veption OF one Henry Z. Friend, who ap-
peared I'm trade about four years AGO with
s.mnla. ~ ,,ondarsulIv ,,,ra suyar which
s-"p, =. "o"u' 49, 'ssN' -"
ne said had been rehned oy MS electric
process. About year ago he induced a
numhar ~ F,gIish and Amsr,csp can,,.l.
lsts 10 organized com pany and buy the se-
cret process from him. This was done
and factories erected. hut no one allowed
inside of them save Friend his wife
and \ fes icnorant workmen' The rooms
where the refining was supposed 10 he
polng ON were always Kent securely
locked. as Friend said hls process wa moi
nafentahIe and he could moi aford IN allow
any ona Ia shars his secret I'm the mean
time the stock on The eompany had been
bonneiny nm until n was worth nearly $500
ner share al sI0O mar value Friend then
heyan to nnload kut suddenIv died The
officers OF the company suspected noth,n,
wrong until a few dAvs npo. when they
found thai Mira Friend and all who had
been connected with the family had disap
nesred. Mrs. Friend Leaving word that s6a
had gone west. The oificers of the com.
pany opened the secret chamber and found
no sngar refined there AT All. merely a nun.
ber al machines used In breaking enbes OF
sucsr into smaller particles and
in crannIat,ng The coarser grades
Quantities of sugar. chiefly cubes. had
Saen nnrchssad nv tha onerstors and prs.
osred in soms secret snot with n chemical
liouid which eiiminst.sd the ordinary i'm.
nnrities found in Mi sugars. This doctored
sngar WAS then earted ~ the Factory IN hays
nurnortinc to conta,n raw suvsr The
rhamicsi nsed had crystsi,.ed ,hs cnbes ~
a Large sxtent and when broken they hsd n
Amer annearance and onahtv than sugar
was ever Known 10 nossess. The achems
Was cIeverlv worke ed to the verv lsst The
stockhoIdeIs ana ofieers of ths comnanv
we're Lsnt IN nsrfect icnoyanca ss ~ tha
tntnys ~ The nrocess nnt'I the largest nos.
sihia smonnt ~ monev was secnrrd There
il no such secret process as AS electrical sugar
refining. and the bugbear OF the sugar
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The members OF
the colored Catholic convention called at
the White House this afternoon. X. l..
Ruff, OF Boston, made an address to the
president In which he thanked him for his
kind treatment OF the c0lored people. The
president replied that he was glad TO meet
the representatives OF the colored Catholic
church, recognizing In them q powerful
element In the progress and prosperity
Of the country. lie said he was fully con.
vinced that good religionists who take an
interest in the affairs OF the nation are
powerful auxillaries 10 good administration
and ood government lie then shook
hands with each delegate.
This evening resolutions OF sympathy
with the Irish patriots was adopted and the
following cablegram was then read from
kampella at Rome. 1.-THE sovereign pontiff
gladly and proudly blesses you with all his
heart"
The committee on resolutions reported
an address, which was adopted unani-
mously. II says: Education OF the peo-
Pile being the means to elevate our race,
we pledge ourselves to establish schools,
primary and higher grades. In colored com
muntles." The encouragement of literary
assemblies and societies Is recommended,
and the organization OF temperance soci-
ties advocated. IL appeals 10 all labor
and trades unions 10 admit cOlored men on
the same conditions rs others, and appeals
TO proprietors OF factories, telegraph and
railroad companies ~ admit c0lored men
10 their employ II they be- the equal OF 9TH
ers in intelligence and morality; sincerely
advocates the establishment OF Industrial
schools, hospitals, and asylnms for the col.
Ored race. After deciding 10 meet next
year In Richmond, Va, the convention Ad
journed sine die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

WAsHIsGTos, Jan. t-The secretary Of
the navy recommends 10 congress the pas
sage OF a bill TO create revenue cutter ser
vice for the transportation home by United
States revenue vessels Of shipwrecked sea
men 10 the Arctic regions or the territory
OF Alaska, and for the reimbursement OF
officers OF any United States vessels for
supplies which may be furnished 10 officers
sistence while being transported 10 place
OF safety. The secretary suggests the
presence of relief vessels on the whaling
grounds until the close Of the fishing sea-
son, the establishment Of one OF more sta
tlons OF refuge upon the main land 10 sup
ply In case Of shipwreck shelter and sub
slstence, and the adylsabillty Of Offering
rewards for the rescue OF shipwfecked
whaiemen by private parties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
Capital cuIIlngs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Representative
William Walter Phelps said to an Asso-
cIated Press reporter that Blaine was here
for the purpose OF securing n house for the
winter for himself and family. Phelps
was asked II Blaine was going TO Indian.
apolis and replied: "He has not thought
Of going there"
The navy department has been informed
that the yellow fever has appeared on the
Yantic and that she has left Port au Prince
Tor home. Admiral Luce says the Galena
after coaling at Jamaica would go back 10
Port au Prince: that the Haytien Republic
remained there awaiting q crew TO take her
northward. IL Is expected the United
States steamer 0ssipee, now at Norfolk,
will sail for Port au Prince In few days,
The president to-day transmitted to con-
gress communication from the secretary
" state recommending that aD appropria-
ton OF $1,000 be made for the relief OF
families OF certain japanese subjects who
were killed on the island OF lhislma In
March, 1887, by the guns OF the United
States steamship Omaha, while that vessel
Was engaged In target practice.
The secretary OF state has received let
ter from the United States consul at Cape
Iiaytien announcing the election Of Hippo
lyte as provincial president OF Hayti, by a
convention held at Gonaives, and saying
that no particular damage was done by the
recent bombardment Of Cape Haytien.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
In A CELL.
Tho oity Editor OF the Chicago Times Arrestsq
on the Charge OF Criminal Libel

The oity Editor OF the Chicago Times Arrestsq
on the Charge OF Criminal Libel
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Late this afternoon
warrants were sworn out by Police In
spector Bonheld for the arrest OF j. J.
West, proprietor, and Joseph X. Dunlap,
city editor Of the Times, charging them
with criminal libel for the publication this
morning OF an interview with the
wife OF Detective Lswensteln, IN which
she charged her husband with acting As a
"fence for thieves, and alleging that Po.
lice Captain Setback WAS cOgnlzant OF the
fact Dunlap was Immediately arrested
and taken 10 the Harrison street station.
On arriving at the station he was thrown
into cell and treated otherwise with scant
courtesy. A little later Mr.. West, hearing
of the matter, hurried 10 the armOry with
bondsmen, and Dunlap and himself were
soon released on bail.
Soon after their release, however, Messrs.
West and Dunlap were re-arrested on q
similar charge, preferred this time by Capt
Setback. Bonds were also given In this
case, and the gentlemen are now at liberty.
IL is said that when Mr.. Dunlap was first
taken 10 the Arm0ry station desk, the ser
geant kindly Invited him TO make himself
comfortable In the Office at the station.
Very soon, however, orders were received
from headquarters emsnatiDg, itIs claimed,
from Inspector Bonbeld, TO place the prls-
oner In cell the same as an ordinary felon,
and II WAS done.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Seven skaters were drowned In thu liud-
wig canal at Hamburg yesterday.
The Hungarian government has directed
that greater attention be paid TO the teach
ing of German In the schools.
by an explosion of fire damp In col
liery In the province OF Oyeida, Spain,
twenty-seven persons were killed and
many Injured.
Advices from Durango, Mexico, state
there has been a riot In that city against
some bull fighters, who were stoned by the
p0pulace.
A famine and drought are prevailing In
the interior of China and are causing ter
rible sun ring. In the province OF Shan
Pung crops have been destroyed by an
overflow OF the Yellow river.
Denny, the American advisor OF the
king 0f COrea, has returned tO Seoul. after
a short stay at Shanghai. Corean affairs
are In critical condition. Denny claims
10 have the upper hand Of Hung Hang, the
Chinese yiceroy, al every point
While the audience was leaving the
theatre at Madrid last night bomb ex-
plOded near by with a tremendous report
Every one In the vicinity was thrown into
panic and great excitement prevailed for
time. No person was injured, however,
but buildings In the neighb0rhood we're
damaged.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

terday ordered the yeas aud nays
on the demand for the previous
question, a question Of consideration could
not be- raised. A long and animated de
bate of the right of the minority then en-
sued. Finally the speaker said the ques-
ti0n raised was an entirely new one. The
general rule OF the house was that a Ques-
ti0n OF consideration could be raised
against any question called up. In this in.
staLce the facts were that resolution had
been reported yesterday as matter of
privilege, its consideration entered upon,
and the yeas aud nays ordered ON the de-
mand for the previous question. The chair
announced his decision with hesitation and
doubt, that under the circumstances a
question OF consideration could not be
made against Il, and the chair decided that
the clerk call the yeas and nays on order.
ing the previous question. "D0n't VOTE"
shouted Anderson, and enough OF his ad
herents respected his Injunction 10 break
the quorum, the vote standing yeas, 100;
NAYS, 2l, Adjourned,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
RARRISON'S CALLERS.
Politicians Of Al Sorts and from All Sections
Advising the Prssldent.Eieot

Advising the Prssident-Eiect.
INDIASAPoLIs, Jan. A-Gen. Harrison
had an unusually large number OF visitors
to-day, and II was more OF q society than
political day. Among the prominent callers
were Gen. John A. Foster, ex-minister 70
Russia. Spain and Mexico; Hon. Joseph
Medill, editor OF the Chicago Tribune; Gen.
Paul VAndervoort. OF Omaha, a former
commander.of the G. A, r.; Judge Slmral,
ex-chief justice OF Mississippi; Judge Vas
sar, ex,treAsurer OF MiSslssippI; Hon HAr-
rison Allen, OF Dakota, one OF the 800 Grant
delegates In 1881; Gen. Ward, OF Boston.
and a number OF others. Gen. Foster Is
credited with being an ardent advocate OF
Blaine's annointmeDt TO the head OF the
state dep .ment Editor Medlll was nc
companted by his daughter, Miss Josie.
shortly after II O'Clock and lunched with
the family. Medill says his visit was en-
tirely social. Gen. Vandervoort was ac-
companied from Omaha by Hon. John w.
Thurston who, however, was prevented
from stopping over by eastern engage
ments Nhndervoort SAYS there ID much
talk In Nebraska OF Thurston for n cabinet
place. There never has been any serious
talk around indianapolis OF Judge Thurs
ton for the cabinet aud the ex-command-
er's suggestion Is thought 20 furnish the
key to his visit 10 day, although he de-
clares he simply stopped over TO shake
hands; but that Is what they all
say. Gen. Vandervoort lett for
Washington tonight. lie stated that Cor
poral James N. Tanner, OF Brooklyn, who
stumped Indiana with Blaine and General
Hoover, Will have very strong support
from q. A. X. men for the commissioner
ship OF pensions. The name OF Gen W. IL.
Gibson, of THIN, Ohio, is also associated
with the pension commissionership Judges
Simral and Vassar, the Mississippi visitors.
both came tO talk over the southern situa-
alton. Their interview with the president
elect was very satisfactory, and they be-
lieve his administration will please the
southern people,
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IRISH EVICTIONS.
osspsrats Conflict Between ofhcers and Ten
ants In County Donegal

oespsrats Conflict Between Of1cers and Ten
ants In County Donegal
DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-The eviction OF the
tenants Of the 0'Brlen estates at Fort
Carragh, county Donegal, continued to-
day. The electors went TO the house OF q
tenant named Doogan and found the place
defended by score OF men armed with
rides, entrenched behind loop-holed walls.
The priests who accompanied the evlctors
entreated the defenders TO leave the house,
but the men refused To pay attention 10
them. The riot act was then read and the
soldiers were about 10 fire on the house
when the magistrate stopped them and
notified the party he would give them an
hour IN which 10 reflect upon the course
they would pursue. After the expiration
OF the hour the defenders announced they
would not use their rifles. The bailiffs and
police then attacked the house, and after q
desperate struggle were repulsed. Finally
the priests persuaded the men 10 surrender.
During the fight police inspector was
badly wounded,
A dozen baliiis and policemen were
injured. One of the defenders had his Jaw
fractured, and another was buried benealh h
a barricade which was broken down by the
evictors, and sustained severe injuries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

PITTsBURo, Jan. l-0ne Of the biggest
land deals on record has been coDsummated
with the Brazilian government by New
York, Plttsburg and Washington capital.
lists. The principal Of the promoters Of
the scheme ia TO open up valuable diamond
and gold Fields In far western Brazil, and
In order 10 prosecute investigation and
carry on the work, company with capi.
tai OF Sli 000, 900 Is in process OF formation.
The grant is Tor between $1,000 and $1,000
acres Of land bordering ON the Amazon
river In the region Of the Andes noun.
falns
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

DENVER, Jan. L-The biennial message
OF Gov. Alva Adams was delivered to the
general assembly today. II shows the
state to be In excellent financial condition.
lie recommends an appropriation for the
use Of the committee engaged In promoting
the Improvement OF the state penitentiary,
insane asylums and other state institu.
tlOns; recommends the abOllshment of the
fee system In county Offices and the passage
Of high license law.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
Politics In Franco.

PARIS, Jan. 4-host of the republican
journals describe the manifesto issued by
Boulanger TO the electors Of the depart
ment OF the Seine as an issue OF calumny
and brag, and say It is not worthy OF dis
cussion. The Gaulois says: "As Boulan-
gers programme Is 70 ask the country TO
make Its voice heard, the conservatives in
tend to vote for him." A congress OF re-
publican senators, deputies, and editors
opposed TO Boulanger will meet on Sunday
10 select candidate against him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

MIssoULA, Jan. 4-[Special TO the Inde-
pendent Pursuant TO the order Of Judge
DE Wolfe, the clerk of the district court to-
day issued his certificate OF election to
Daniel J. Heyfron. who filed his bond and
Immediately took possession OF the sherifTs
office. Judge DE Wolfe invited the attor-
neys OF Mr.. Mahoney to carry the case up
and get ruling OF the supreme court on
the matter, which IL Is understood will be
done. Court adjourned sine die to-day.
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Rad ou,lonL n, p.n.m.

PANAMA, Jan. 4 (yia Galyeston) Great
uneaslness prevails here regarding canal
affairs, as no news has been received Of any
settlement having been effected. Work on
the canal Is being lessened daily and total
suspension Is feared. This would throw
thousands OF men out OF work and the Co
lombia government, In anticipation OF
trouble, has addressed a circular 10 the con.
suls from foreign countries, requesting
p0rtation OF the citizens OF their several
countries from the isthmus In case OF the
total collapse Of the work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
THE BRUISERS.

Cardiff Anxious to Have Go With jackson
klIrsln and Sullivan to Meet.
MISNEAPoLIs, Jan. A fight TO finish
between Patsy Cardiff and jackson. the
Australian, is one of the possibilities Of the
near future. Prof. John Donaldson re-
celved letter from member Of the Cali
fornIa Athletic club this morning In which
the writer said that the club would SUBJ
scribe liberal purse for fight TO finish
between the two men. Donaldson says:
"Cardiif will certainly meet jackson II the
California club will make the purse worth
lighting for. jackson is certainly very
good man with his hands, but 1 think our
Patsy will give him as much as he wants
II they come together, and | feel pretty
sure the winner will come from Mime
apolis."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05
EortS.IMo NletIma.

MEMPHIS, Jan. L-The United States
inspectors investigating the burning OF the
steamer Kate Adams have secured evidence
that forty-two persons were lost instead OF
fourteen, as they reported several days ago.
IL appears that eighteen children were
among the deck passengers, and ten OF the
boats crew perished In addition 10 the
victims previously noted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-01-05

DUBLIN, Jan. Edward Harrington.
who was sentenced TO SIX months i'm
pIisonment for publishing In the Kerry
Sentinel reports concerning the meetings
OF suppressed branches OF the national
league, has been transferred TO the Tulla-
crowd gathered at the railway station and
Did him farewell. lie was heartily
cheered.