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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. Gibbons
DISPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street,

Corner Of Commercial
San Francisco, Cal. Is
tablished In 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snt
Seminal Diseases. suoh
as Gonorrhea, Gleet
atrfcture SvDhflfefn ALI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23

Oh as. A. Baskerville Notary Public
Conveyancing, legal documents, shorthand,
type-writiDg Lanfranco Building, lis North
Main street. Telephone 80.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23

Franco.American Co.'s
French soups at Seymour & Johnson Co e.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23
Santa Catalina Island.

Commencing July 7th, the Wilmington Trans
portation Company's Steamship "HERMOSA"
will make regular trips to AVALON, CATALINA
ISLAND.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-23

&af- For passage or freight as above or .or
tlck cts to and from
All Important Points fB Europe,
APPLY 70
W. PARRHS, Agent.
Office: No. 8 Commercial st., Los Angeles,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28
COUNTY SEAT.

From the ohr'n'''..
ion' and airs, Joseph Bennett
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28


IHE farmers are busy iu the field,
MIN streets are dusty enough for
.ras.lns.
Wiru this wees the city schools
,e .yr spring vacation.
IHa salvation Army converts now
Iramaert two hundred or more.
WILL SHEPAED, whose health Is
no, good, is home recuperatlng.
GARDEN, field and flower seeds in
-r... variety and new at Prideaux's
drug store.
ANOTHER car load of good draft
horses was shipped from here
|Fuily last.
REV BOND, Of this city, and Rev.
sgure-, of Miflin, exchanged pull
pts .'st sunday.
l,.'. @AElIN' ot F'aJle''is' oe.
.'ered TWO able sermons at 'he W.
L.e0'rch last sunday
How no you Ike the hepu'lican
c.,. ticket: Is it not good enough
.rauE and every voter?
LOAD, Of material are being daily
dumped off at the site for VIM.
Treveek's new residence
+. il. DAWSON, of Waldwiek, is
happy owner of a fine Percheron
! 4.aoa-.ately purchased.
FouE car loads of fine beef steers
We're shipped from here to Chicago
IN Tuesday by the Ross Bros.
TuE soft naples are rapidly bud
eng aud other trees and shrubbery
r. tending in the same direction.
rrrye If beautv NAV be a iov
forever. bpt. strange 10 saw. the
sanns ba, never holds over two
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Ir, MANY. yarv MANY Years since
,.ar..5s ,,sr. =, - oooj condition
as.a.,ar nart of March as tbev are
,a., YEAR,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28
Onr CITY Ticket.


publican caucus heid on Monday
evening. ~ ls lisl OF business
men whose interest M lne cliy : wei
lare Is great ana VINO can oe relied
upon @ "a'ch "ith tender care an
'n'n4s pertaining y economy anu
d a1NAiloelneh1 Ia Poo'lc enterprises
'f mayor ''e present 'ncum oe''
was Iehomihalea oy aee''in'''oh'
IN lhe ulsehaf1e oI ms duties curing
'ne past year ''f. i''-Na'le H's won
% HIM many iuends VINO VIII cast
their vote of endorsement at the
polls. No predecessor ever took a
greater interest In the city's welfare,
and We predict for him an increased
majority next luesday.
For treasurer Mr. Deios T. beech
was renomnated. MI Beech is an
accurate painsjaking accountant II
ls true that he has held this office
tor some time and has exceptional
qualifications Is strong reason why
he sAoHla per elected. never were
the 'reasurerS BOOK ; ana accounts
Kept IN a better way than now.
During the years Mr.. Beech bias
served as treasurer the amount of
taxes returned each year has gradu-
ally reduced until this year it was
less than $500. Beech takes pride
In doing his duty and in doing it
well,
OF Assessor d. / / ''!e'"A was
nominated neu prov eo n''lSs'i
sue" d NUs''e' ''S' ear ''''' ''''
caucus was OoU"" 20 ny "''" "" am,
II ms own party TRENDS haa slood
by nm last sprlng he would nave
got there and we trust such an
error viii not occur again From
straws blown from the other camp
ana,tts,ia,a tra ono -
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considerable property, and man Of
good sound Judgment. Give hlm
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

AlfA I4AI 1N-. .NFtF- mas moved mo
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IopAY Mrs. Joshua Hanscom, Of
" ''Ien' came aP Tor "a VISIT WIN
''e' S''S' ans ~" '"1 9"e was
IT'o.' '7",V' 's ,g' niece 'n''S
i'''-'s i'''ol' % name VINO mas
como "'S' 'o' ''' '''"''" o'"'"'
IN Is generally known thai oar
lonc-timed and highly esteemed
citizen. Cant. Fd. Deylin. is hacking
M. preparatory 10 moving 70 Frolo.
wood. Ill.,, where hatteriue induce.
men,s have been held our 10 HIM
Regret over his departure is uai-
versal Mineral Point can in afford
to spare such stauneh. reliable bust
ness men. No one regrets. however
that Mr.. Devlin', prospects for q
LARGE and lucrative business are
much brighter than If he remained
here. and an borr that the encour
agino outlool. win .a realized 10 the
fullest extent His stock ~ h9r8.
ware has been taken bv Che four
other dealers here The best wishe,
az ue whole community follow him
and his estimable wife and family.
HE l'e"''ra'S J." caucus ''''
"'sN1 nominated ''' 'o'''"'"A
ucNe''
Irc,.grer- :. ssr,i I@nEins
Assessor y. Hartert
,. sgogo' sup',.. ,', ". =. ''''-' '"' ''p'''"'''
superyisors-ist ward, y. II. snow cd ward.
George Jenek. .,,.
ward. John Gorgon. I
Justiees-lst ward, W. II cury' 90 ward,
'1 r',.s'ls,s, 'I',- ,or, lob, si,ro,.. al wan,
John Hoffman.
Compare, please, with the Ecpub-
lican ticket.
THERE is no better evidence Of
what may be accomplished in busi-
ness bv courtesy. fair dealing and
.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

FAIL Aur u take advantage pl tuo
enormous sacrifice iu boots aud
shoes al Gundry, Gray u Co.'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28
SCISSORS sAUcE.

SEISSOfS y 81 OsE.
RURAL MoRREl, who is over
eighty years Of age, aa3 one of th5
ala settlers Of lIurdc3na, wt, Ia this
city Tuesday, having D Set sc teeth
male hy Dr., j. IL Beel LI4e9S-
fBr Hsrg'k
$. &. Ross, of Mineral Point, spent
e few hours iu The city ye9urlay.
lie was ou his way hone from the
BaetoNu mines. These mjues are
turning out abou, 0 aas month
ID present drtr q. Da25et1t
run shocking Intelligence Of the
suicide ot Mrs. Frank Lisaom). by
drowning iu tbe Mississippi river,
uear her Rsme ln CAssylle, was re-
ceiyed iu tbi, city Monday. Tho
unfortunate 9iy hal been t13dng
urIcr hereditary insanity f1t some
umo. Tier friends became alarmed
about her, and were talking Of pac-
ing her In a hospital for treatment.
-Lmc1stt HvuiR
Mis-. ANDERSON, living one mile
p,,fb M Collin. ba3 c1r3 burned
80 badly ON the ly,b t1.til died it
FEW hours. /. seems the mother
WAS out mlINing, and ghe child got
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

DoN'r forget that aJ PrideauE's
drug store you win fud the freshest,
largest and best display of garden
and field seeds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

.....-tfe-A secondhand windmill. tower
... complete. IL Is in good condition,
.... .. sold cheap. Cali anI see
=" PETER HOAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

NEW SEEDS All kinds Of garden
seeds ID bulk, by ounce aud piut, at
PrideauX's drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

HIGHEsr price paid for butter and
eggs AZ J A. Spratlers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28
yIyz7AL POINT EAzEZ-.

.--- below are The highest hat ase
..r..e Haat ot going ta press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

THERE are advertised letters at
the postolice, March 33l, 1850, for
e, Corrigan, John RlcnrJ, J. N.
Faruswortb, Frank M4,AeH,, Lizzie
Kuudell, Mrs. Jennie Ford,oe. Per.
sons calling Tor the above will
please say advertised and give date
of notice GEo. CRAWFORD, T.. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

PENHAIEGoN holds his custom
er- by giving them boots aud shoes
Chat never fah 90 wear as we'll AS he
represents tbem His prices are
uniformly low, aud he sell, honest
goods every time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-03-28

CARD or TuASEs. We desire %
hereby express our feeling Of graf
itude to the many friends and neigh
bors for their various acts of kind
ness and sympathy, 20 willingly
bestowed, during the lingering ill-
ness Of our beloved husband and
father
Mn.. LANYnN ANn EAMILI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. Jake kilriin
Is awaiting ady!ces from Charlie Mitchell
before deciding upon his future move
nonts. Knowing that kirain Is anxious
ior another ''go" at Smith, Mitchell will,
II possible, mrlngr one. II hc succeeds,
Hilrain will sail at an early date so as 10
return in time for his fight with sullivan.
In anticipation Of meeting smith, kilrain
Is keeping In partial training boy taking
slight exercise daily. In speaking OF his
fight with Sullivan hc expresses no fear OF
the result, but lac Is anxious 10 have the
Sullivan people post the balance of the
money Should Sullivan not meet the ox
pcctations Of his hackers April 10. they
will refuse 10 name final stakeholder or
post the balance Of the stake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Count William Bismarck has been ap.
pointed President Of the Province Of Han
over
\ great fire Il raging on Wards wharf
At l1mbuih. London. Adjacent 10 tho
wharf are several largo oil aud timber
warehouse, all Of which arc ia great dan
ger
Tho witness Beach continued his tCsii-
muny in the parull investigation yystvr-
day llr said nothing Of particular ian.
pu.iiuru except h. correct Hpnu Of hs
testimony Ui the day before.
Emperor Francis Joseph has issued an
order ui tho day thanking the army aud
navy iur their lo, atty and the sympathy
shown hv them on the occasion vi the
death oi Crown Prince Rudolph.
Mr. Thomas Condor. member Ul Iurlia-
mont from East Ippvury, has been son
fenced iu two months imprisonment Tor
melting Iu,f1luug Mr. Condor has ap.
priIul from tuu sentence aud haB been adj
mltpI 300 bail.
100 tho luichslng yesterday, during The
discussion ol the budget, a resolution was
moved hy llcu MyyrbaCh, ON behalf the
advocates ~ hmolnism, calling upon the
Federal Governments 20 concert with
England iuf thr Tu.,siabiIshmrnt oi sil-
[ yrI standard,
Father ,oycnoy Of nunminw1N has
sent 10 telegram 10 the Dublin Inn Tan.
loo which hc positively denies ih'l IN ad,
dressing meeting ns -kibbcu.cn, hg SAID
that tho people murdered by the police nj
! Yuuthnl. Middleton aud MiIchcls'oWn,
| had nov hrcn avenged 1t Gwcodore, and
| tb,t Boz hoped Almighty God would
strengthen tie hand that murdered Police
| Inspector Martin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Tho Ways aud Means Committee WIS
unable Ia secure quorum yesterday morn.
iug. ~ that the tanl m.i could not b. iur.
thcr considered
The President and Mrs Cleveland and
Col Lamont returned 10 Washington this
morning from Now York The President
gives q dinner ~ the Justices 90 The su.
pfcmc Court this evening
The billto utiy the agreement with the
Creek lndiuuH. sent tu Con lr,H few
days ngo by thc President with u message
recommending ~ 90 lyc. WIS uyuuhly
reported today by Senator Dawes, from
the Committee on Indian Anuu
llarold VI. SoW,Il, Cunml.Gcnod 20
the Samoan Islands has received nu'lli'
cation from lhc State Department thut bis
resignation would be- acceptable ON tho
ground that hIs views Nor not bee harmony
with those Of the Administration.
Tho Joint Congressional Committee, in.
ypsligaling the construction Of the Wash.
ingl0n ggurduct tunnel, have about cone
cludrd a. order the entire lining 0i The
tunnel replaced aud charge the cost 81 the
con .trucliUn b. thr contractors. The Csii.
mated cost Of this b. sjDlOJD.
Tho Senate Committee on Military Ai.
fufa today offered q favorable report upon
the proposition tu present Mn. lrrno
Ruckcr Sheridan JOOJ in token OF the
clunlys appreciation ui tie services rru'
drlcd by her husband, Gen. Philip II.
Sheridan. This BE- " be urged in lieu OF d
| pension.
Senator Chandler has introduced pro-
/ posed amen lmCnt 10 tliu naval apprupfin'
/ ton bin, authorizing the construction by
/ contract 81 two hlfb0r rams 0i steel, Z,
/ cost, without armament not exceeding
/ 50. 500 900 each and of fifteen guub11lH VI
| cruisers. each no, 10 exceed 100 tons %
| displacement or ejO1.OO1 la cpst u
/ appropHnics s3,ODO,OJD 10 begin the con
Bruc,On NJ the vessels aud sj,OJD,OFD FOL
armament
4 bin introduced by senator Daniel 10
day provides that any American citlzcn
over twcnty.onc ycam Of age who shat
have pas ,cd the civil service cxaniinallo
aud have been found qualified shall b
furnished by the Civil Service Commis.iol
with a certificate OF the inct, mud shaI
thcrcupon bo eligible 10 appointment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
FIFTY-TWo LIVES LOST
In the Collision Between Steamer and
Bark at Sea.

LONDON, Feb. 1T has been ascer-
tanned beyond doubt that the steamer
which was sunk in the collision with the
British bark Largo Bay off Beachy Head
Monday night, was the Glencoe, belonging
TO the Glen Line, of Glasgow. The Glen
coe was bound from Liverpool for London.
She carried crew numbering tifty-iour
men, all OF whom were presumably
drowned. She had no passengers. She
was last reported as having passed Prawle
Point on Monday.
The Glencoe was three.masted iron
screw steamer of 1910 tons. She was
built at Glasgow in 1878, was owned by
McGregor, Cow & Co., and was rated 100
Al at the British Loyds.
II is now learned that the crew OF the
Glencoe numbered fifty-two men, incud-
ing twenty-three Cinnamon.
The force OF the collision was 30 great
that the foremost of the Largo Bay was
crushing it. A wild tempest was raging at
the time OF the accident, and snow was
falling so thickly that 1t was impossible for
the lookouts OF either vessel to see the
lights Of the other until the collision was
inevitable. The Glencoe forged ahead,
trying 10 cross the Largo Bays bow, but
failed to do so aud ran at iull speed into
the bark, demolshing ten feet OF her bow.
The Largo Bay would also have sunk had
she not been provided with water tight
sections The suddenncss Of the shock
dazed the crew OF the bark. They saw
nothing further OF the steamer, but could
make out her crew struggling in the water.
1t was impossible, however, TO render
them any assistance. all OF the Largo Bays
boats being smashed. The wind blew with
such force that the sails Of the bark were
torn to shreds, and boy was carried over
board. The bark weathered the storm
until rescued aud lowed into Cowcs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. THE weather
was bright and pleasant, and the track
good, though not fast.
Fist Race-llalf mile. Starters Mol.
lie Hardy, Los Webster, Jennie McFar-
land, Little I'm, Maauley, Breakdown,
Handy Andy, Dan Meeks. Hardy won in
053 Little Elm second, Jennie Mcfarland
third.
Second Race-Four and half iurlongs
Starters: Lamont, Joshua, Stuart, Sillcck,
Florine, Carter, Top o the Morning, Ben
ton, Iris Joshua won in 1901, Lamont
second, Florine third.
Third acc-Fivc-cighths Of a mile
Starters Norma, Duhme, Probus, Re-
gardlcss, Countess, Golghtly. Duhme
won in 1907, Regardless second, Golighty
third.
Fourth Raco-Thce.quartcrs Of a mile
Starters McMurtry, Event, Mirth, Henry
Hardy, Carus, Ida l., Pritchctt, Lulu
May. Event won in l:l0, McMurtry sec
ond. Henry Hardy third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

wAsnINGroS, Feb. IA iHnt rcaolu.
lion proposing an amcndm'ut Io the Con-
sutulion declaring that toe right b. vote
shall not be- abridged by che United states
OF any State on account Of sHs was favor.
ably reported today bY Senator Blair from
the Select Committee ON Woman sulingc.
The report recommending ih' adoption Of
the resolution, after reviewing The history
Of the woman suffrage, all making somo
comments upon the denim the tight Of
suffrage 10 women, ag n Boz us'ire equal
10 that o. negro slavery, C5n,lies o. ioi'
lows
"unlc.s lhis government sIaI' 9e made
aud preserved truly republican in i"fin ny
the cnirnuchisemeht of woman 'h' great
reforms which her ballot NIl.I Accph.
plish may never be-, thU ,.u'.''h'u"n
and disiuieguiion nov pro ,|.lf ~ tl'
body polite arc not likely on lg 100 ~
rested. Corruption oi tliu uI' nun w y
already a well nigh ia.U disease. y re-
publican form OF govefnrrN. rlln'' ~ ~
yivc bali slave aud half iu lIl' p'loi
" withheld from woman bur0lF, men HI'
not willing 10 pan with ou 1uI we noN.
crcign power Their IL NJ U.T I''l c'. .'..
Tor the continued prrpclra' "l ','s wv" y.
natural tyranny Eninnchf.' N"n,ln ".
this Republic VII steadily lINlno' 10 wv
same destruction, the biiu. t''D'' ""'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

WAsnINGroN, Feb. The conference
report on the bill TO incorporate the Mari
time Canal Company, OF Nicaragua, was
presented by Mr. sherman, aud was
agreed to. The bill now goes to the Prcsi-
den, for his approval
The credentials oi Mr.. Mcpherson for
hil new Senatorial term was presented,
read and placed on file.
Mr. Blair from the Committee on
Woman Suffrage, reported back iayorably
joint resolution proposing a Constitu-
tional amendment TO prohibit the denial
or abridgmcnt OF the right to vote by the
United States or 10y any State ON account
OF sex. The joint resolution was placed
on the calendar. and Mr.. Cockrcll said
that minority report would bo made
hereafter.
MIR. Cockrcll, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported q substitute for
the House bill, 10 remove the charge OF
dcscrtiun from soldiers ol the late war
and oi the Mexican war, where such sol.
diCrs nitcrward served faithfully till the
expiration ol their term Of enlistment.
Tho substitute was agreed to, the bill
passed and n conference committee or
drrcl. senators llaWlcy, Mundouson and
Cockrcll being appointed conicrfccs on the
part Of the Senate.
On motion NJ Mr. German, the Senate
bill further Ia suspend the operation ol
Section j.jE ot the revised Statutes iu
relation 10 the guano islands lior five
years, from April rs, 1851 was iakon from
the calendar and passed.
The resolution heretofore offered 10y Mr..
Chandler, inslruciing the Committee on
Appropriations to make an investigation ~
relation 10 longevity aud mileage and ''scn
service claims OF naval officers was then
taken up.
The senate then resumed consideration
Of the legislative appropriation blll-Mr
FRYE saying that lac Welded the precedence
uf the Union Pacific funding I'LL because
lac was obliged to-thc pending question
being ON Mr.. llawlcy's amendment 90 give
an additional clerk Oi Glass to the Civil
Service Commission.
After some discussion, the amendment
was agreed tn
Another long discussion took place M 10
whether the Board Of Pension Appeals,
fixed In the bill nt three members, should
be- increased to six Tho change WIS
made. The bill then went over until to.
morrow.
A bin authorizing lhc construction and
operation II % uilroid through thc Indian
Territory from Baxter Springs 10 Fort
Smith, Ark, WIS reported and placed uu
tho calendar.
Thc senate then adjourned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Land Camrnr, orEnnIsr.l.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
GRgENyuLE, Miss, Feb. THE Green
Vile Democrdi. Of this evening, publishes
the charter Of the Valley Land Company,
the lirst company Of the kind ever organ
izcd here. II is composed Of the most
prominent men Of the city, headed by
Mcssr. Joshua skinner II. H. johnson,
WIN. Griffin, II. +. Hawkins, ]. A. Dca.
ton. II. Wc,hcrbcc, John II. Moore and
Nathan Golsicin. The capital stock Is
$4,000. with power 10 increase II 10 $500,
600. The company has for ils main OBJ
jrct the encouragement Of the better class
IT new settlers, white or colorcd, aud for
that purpose ih charter has been most lib.
orally drawn out,