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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
OLD WORLD EonoEs.
The Antwerp Culprits Sentenced
other Foreign Flashes.

ANTWERP, November 27.---The trial of
Corvilian, proprietor of the cartridge
factory in which the disastrous explosion
occurred last September, resulting in the
death OF many persons, and Delaney,
the engineer of the factory, who is
charged with homicide by imprudence,
was concluded today. The Judge sem
fenced Corvilian to four years and six
months and Delaney to one year and
six months imprisonment, and to pay q.
fine Of $500 francs each.
DIssENsroNs AMONG sAusBUaY's ADHnR.
RNTS.
LONDON, November 27.-The Conserv-
ative conference at Nottingham yester-
day approved Lord Salisbury's social
programme, but attached rider declar-
ing that the party must have an effective
electoral labor platform. During the
course OF the proceedings, Lord Sails
bury, referring to the progress of the
home rule idea to iederate England,
Ireland, Scotland and Wales. said he
considered the application of such q
scheme to Great Britain as utterly CHR
merical. He considered that altogether
the conference, Of which the most i'm
portant results were expected by the Tory
press, seems to have been more success
full as the creator OF diBssnsion within
the party ranks than in any other par
ticular. This is especially true of the
stand on federation, which is generally
characterized ss an attempt to place
obstacles, deemed insurmouptable, in the
way OF the colonies in their efforts to fur
ther their own schemes.
THE AMER REPORTED DEAD.
| ST. PETERSBURG, November 27.-It Is
rumored here that the Ameer of Afghan
istan is dead.
| SNOW STORM IN ENGLAND.
| LONDON, November 27--A heavy snow
storm prevails in the midland counties
SOLDIER KILLS HIS OFFICERS,
LONDON, November PA soldier Of
the Bombay Lancers yesterday killed his
commandant and two officers Of the regi-
ment. -.
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.
SYDNEY, November 27.--In reply to
the Governors speech at the opening OF
Parliament, both houses adopted an ad-
dress expressing the trust that the pres
ent discussion of the subject offederation
by the colonies would lead to the crea-
ton of federation Of the Australian
colonies on the basis OF mutual good will
and enduring friendship.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
FEAT THER-WEIGHT FIGHTERS.
The Jersey City Lad Knocks Out the
English ma nss Teeth,

New York, November 27.--A fight to
a finish between Col. Mccarthy, of Jer-
ssy City, and Mike Nolan, of England.
for the feather weight championship of
the world, took place this evening near
New York. Mccarthy weighed in at
1l5A pounds, and Nolan at l16. Nolan
was over anxioue, and went at MCCARTHY
fercsly from the start, while Mac
adopted Dempsey tactics, and let his
Opponent do all the fighting. He
never lost an opportunity, however,
to get in q good blow, and drew first
blood in the first round. He succeeded
in landing several other good blows in
the next few rounds. but Nolan lodged
the hardest ones. In the sixth round
Nolan forced the fighting very fiercely,
and MCCARTHY brsced up and fought him
almost TO standstill. In the seventh
round both fought hard, and MCCARTHY
ended the battle by swinging a left
handler on Nolan's jaw, knocking out sew.
eral of the Englishman's teeth. Nolan
was not knocked out, but threw up one
band for Mccarthy to stop, and then
spat out his teeth. The fight was given
to MCCARTHY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

A CONTEMPORARY Yesterday favored ite
readers with picture gallery, in which
the alleged portraits of tho several can
didates for Speaker are made painfully
conspicuous. For Mr.. Reed, it gives us
the face of 'Dad" Briefly, or Danny
Mann. suffering with toothache. Mr..
McKinley's phizS is an old cut of Presi-
dent Buchanan, before the "wah." Mr..
Cannon, is the Euave "mug" Of an cid.
erly clerk in one of our leading fashion
able dry goods stores. Mr.. Burrows
face requires no comment. 1t is familiar
to every man, woman and child as that
of our popular Lieutenant Governor,
Stephen NJ. White. Captain Seamans
undoubtedly sat for the picture of Mr..
Henderson, and lost in the sitting.
Verify, the verisimilitude Of newspaper
pictures to the originals is something to
make the original victims imperil their
souls with profanity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
BOREAL BLASTS.
A Terrible Gale East of the
Mississippi.
A BLIZZARD IN THE NORTHWEST.
The Weather Chart Showing a
Threatening Aspect All Over
the East.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HEEAID.I
WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Sig
nal Office says the general storm now
prevailing over the country east of the
Mississippi has increased greatly in in
tensity, and the danger from gales on the
lakes will be much enhanced by the
severe character OF the cold wave. The
indications officer said tonight the
weather map resembles the conditions
closely that existed the night preceding
the gre&t blizzard. In South Dakota the
thermometer is already down to IA below
zero, and will 50 away down tonight.
SEVERE WEATHER IN THE NORTH.
New YORK, November 27.-Advices
from the north tell Of severe weather.
At Toronto the gale is terrific. One yes.
sci has gone ashore and several lives are
lost, while feet Of loaded schoone.s
anchored in the bay await ng wharf
room are fast going to pieces. Through
the Mohawk valley several inches Of
SNOW has fallen.
GENUINE BLIZZARD.
MINNEAPoLIs, November PA dis
patch from Litchfeld, MINI, says that q
genuine blizzard set in there this morn
ing. Snow has fallen to the depth oil
three inches and is drifting badly.
Buffalo, Mimi, reports u heavy snow
this morning, which at O'Clock had
reached depth OF six inches, when 1t
changed into rain and sleet.
TOO MUCH RAIN IN VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, November 27.--Pro-
tracted rains and floods have disheart-
ened the Virginia farmers. Their corn
is rotting in the fields and the ground is
so wet that it cannot be hauled out. E.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

warm, quick soils and forcing sunlight.
Now, let ne turn this advantage to ac
count, and make this a hog and hominy
country. Let us raise our own pork,
make cur own hams and cure onr own
bacon. The capitalists of this city
should put up great cold-storage pack.
ing establishment, pay n fair price for
hogs, and encourage the development
and settlement Of the country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

THIS will be sad Thanksgiving Day
for the people of Lynn. The major por-
tion Of their active town is in ashes, and
eight thousand operatives are thrown
out of work. There will necessarily be
great distress and serious suffering
among these poor people. thrust out
homeless at the beginning OF pitiless
winter. But the active sympathy of the
rich populations in their vicinity will 20
out to them, and their sufterings will be
allayed as far as human aid can reach
them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
snuxgicr Durnnt sentencea.

DETRoIr, Mich, November 27.--Harry
Fl. Durant, captain of the smuggling
steamer Emma, whose fight with the
revenue officers and whose sensational
escape near Sand Beach created so much
excitement over year ago, was tried in
the United States Court today and con-
victed. Judge Brown gave him q
fentence OF seven months in the House
of Correction and IS, 600 fine. As Durant
cannot pay the fine, il means one month
moro imprisonment, when he will be re-
leased, as debtor, his boat having al
ready been confiscated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

LIT us by all means have boulevards !!
That is, let us have fine roads by what
ever name they are to be called. But let
Us have them along the mesas, through
the valleys, to the mountain glens, and
to the eeashore. Let US stop making
them on paper, and make them realities.
The one to Santa Monica has been be-
gun. The survey is to be made for one
to Whittier, and meeting has been held
to make one through the San Gabriel
valley. It is a disgrace to all con-
cerned that there has not been
one through that fine valley for
ten years past. There Is a good deal oi
land for sale out there. There are big
mortgages on some of the holdings ol
some of the syndicates. There is some
anxiety on the part of those yho have
built the legal fence known as deed
around so much of the fine lands OF the
valley. They want to know when tht
homeseeker will come again in forcs
from the bleak and blixxsrd.swspt Eas
to buy some of these holdings. These
homeseekers will come ali the sooner
and pay all the bigger prices for the
lands if there is fine road near connect
ing San Gabriel with Monrovia, will
Pasadena and with Los Angeles
Not that the roads in that beautiful
valley are not very fair; bu
they are not good enough. There SHOULD
be one main road from Los Angeles q
least to the San Gabriel 100 feet wide
aligned with fine trees in the center ant
along the sides. The road should have
good sidewalks, and the driveway shoult
be hard and smooth. 1t should be
watered daily in the summer time. Thi
lie land of outdoor lie. The peopl'
who come here come to live out of doors
to enjoy the sunshine and to breathe th
pure air. Give them good roads.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

Ir TILE poultry market of Los Angeles
is not overstocked for the holidays, it
will not be owing to the lack of enter
prize on the part of our chicken
merchants. Ia . single patent poultry
car that arrived from Wisconsin yester-
day over the Santa Fe road there were
over three thousand chickens in the
coops. And yet We are no slouches at
raising chickens here ourselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
Effects of the ssiixxard.

SANTA FE, N. M, November 27.--Col
J. W. Dwyer, the leading stock raiser OF
Colfax county, who arrived here today,
states that thirty Mexican sheep.
herders and five American cowboys
lost their lives in the recent blizzard.
Dwyer says only few cattle persisted in
the storm. but the loss to sheep will be
considerable, as they had lately been
shorn. In Colfax county the cattle will
90 into the winter in fairly good condi-
ton. 80
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
Dorsey,s cattle advertised.

DENVER, Col, November 27.--The
entire herd Of cattle Of nearly fifteen
thousand head, belonging to ex-senator
Dorsey, in Northern New Mexico. are
advertised to be sold at mortgage sale at
Clayton. New Mexico, on December ID.
to satisfy promissory note given to
George r. Swallow for $54, ,0S0, together
with interest amounting to $40, 300, and
costs and expenses OF sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
The Densh Reii.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 27.--- The
widow of ex.Secrstary of the Treasury
Howell Cobb died today. 6,
HARRrsBuRGH, Pa, November 27.-
Jacob 8. Hsldeman, ex.Minister to Swe-
den, is dead, aged 66 years. 20
PORTLAND, Ore. November 27.-Yes-
terday Peyton Wilkes, aged about 100
yoars, died at his residence near Green
vile. He Was one Of the pioneers of
Oregon, having CROSSED the plains in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
Archbi.hcp w.l.n .,.n...

ToRoNTo, Ont, November q, There
was cons iderable stone throwing rs the
procession attending Archbishop Walsh
today reached the cathedral. One stone
penetrated the carriage in which fbe
Archbish % sat, and struck him on the
arm, inficting severe bruises. s' =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

DEVELOPMENT is getting to be the order
of the day in this fertile land of the
semi-tropics. The Buena Park con-
densed milk factory is about to open its
doors, and there is movement on foot
to establish another at Mirafores, just
south Of Anaheim. There il room for .
dozen In this section, and they will all
pay large returns to the founders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

IT HAS been abundautly established
that this ID great corn country. This
cereal grows finely without irrigation, not
only on the rich bottom lands hereAbcuts,
but also on the fertile mesas, with their
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28

RvsaA is a station on the Santa Fe
line at the crossing Of the old San
Gabriel river. Il is only about years
old. During this year the cars have
taken from that station s45, 900 worth Of
valnuts, $4,000 Of oranges, and : quan-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-28
THE PANIC OF 1873.

Bland spoke at some length of the bus-
iness depression and financial panic fol-
lowing the legislation of 1873, and added !:
sit is not claimed that the demonetiza-
tion of silver alone caused this panic.
There were other contractions of cur
rency in progress, but the probabilities
are, had we left the mints open to the
free coinage of silver there would have
been constitutional and heavy increase
in the coinage Of the silver dollar to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30

Go to Mark McKlmmins' for livery.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that fol-
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We dc
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits. A.
c. Smith & Co., druggists.
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twice to the printers was torn to flindt $
and was amended fully as much as when
first considered. When they will get
through at this rate it is impossible TO tell.
The report of the committee on manufac-
lures, agriculture and irrigation has been
through a committee of the whole and will
come up in convention soon. 1t is eliciting
great deal of discussion on the outside
and will probably be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-30

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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A Good Annette

son it is often lost, owing to the poverty
or impurity of the blood, arrangement of
the digestive organs, and the weakening
effect of the changing season. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a wonderful medicine for
creating an appetite, toning the digestion,
and giving strength to the whole system.
Now is the time to take it. Be sure to get
Hoods Sarsaparilla PSI.
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The Handsomest Ladies'

of America drink Garfield Tea, because ii
removes all blemishes from the skin by
purifying the blood and regulating the sys-
TEN. Fifty cents and 81 boxes at all drug
gists.
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DUBOIS HAS THE INSIDE TRACK

t )r the Senate. No one thinks so here save
b mself aud very few of his friends. His
clances are becoming less and less each
day. 1t is believed by many that there is
no use of this convention wigglng along
as it has and that the principal object in its
being kept dragging along as has been done
was to further Clagett's chances. Before
| it convened the general Impression was
| that ten days or two weeks would be all
! the time that would be required, as more
members would come with constitutions in
their pockets and to digest them would re-
qulre but little time or effort. The cOnven
sion has been in session since July 4, and
the end is not vet in sight. That Dubois is
losing each day is the opinion of every
well informed man we have heard speak on
the subject.
Where the quorum is coming from on
Mon ay is more than we can tell. Many
left for home on Saturday. Interest in the
proceedings is waning with the members,
and instead of attending many prefer to
stay about the hotels, read the papers and
otherwise amuse themselves. The ser
ge lnt-at-arms has no power to arrest such
members and bring them before the bar of
the convention, or in fact to compel their
attendance by any other manner of means.
1t is often difficult to preserve order. 1t
has often been decided by the chair that no
quorum is necessary in committee OF the
whole, and we presume the same decision
will have to be made as TO the general con-
vention soon. We think the Democrats
would have withdrawn long ago were it not
for the efforts of Reid, who is really favor
able to statehood, which cannot be said of
all of the members. 1t will be remembered
the dpnmittee Oh finance reported at the
critical moment that the threats of with
drawal upon the part of Democrats pre-
vented the negotiation of script at 1915 per
cent. discount. This has had its effect, for
many of the gentlemen did not come here
for so protracted a visit. BUZ
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SUBJECT TO AMENDMENTS

when the time arrives for its presentation.
The consideration of report on the com
mittee last named seems u nave but little
effect in this august body. On Saturday
morning last, after the addition of a section
to the report of the committee on public
and priyate corporations, Mayhem asked
unanimous consent TO take up such addi-
tional section. It related to trusts. The
motion was granted and the section passed
forbidding them under strong, penalties.
Then the report on legislative department
was taken up and consumed neala 9o,i an
In committee of the whole, and its provi-
sions agreed TO- The bill which mad been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-26
Real estate.
BENSONHURST-BY- THE-SEA

Observation-Disclosures
is Just the place that lover of the
picturesque would select for home.
In addition, it is accessible by rail and
boat, perfectly healthful and SO re-
stricted that it is certain to become the
most attractive suburb of New-York.
A descriptive illustrated pamphlet
sent on application.
G. B. F. RANDOLPH,
al Wall-St.
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Connirp proprrtp for Sale ano 60 Erl

BENSONHURST- BY THE-SEA
is not a mere real estate speculation,
but plan to found settlement Of
ideal homes by the sea for about one
thousand cultivated families who wish
to live in comfort and luxury without
extravaganza.
1t is more convenient to New-York
City Hall than Harlem.
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address G.. b. +. Randolph, Al wall
ST., New York, or Bensonhurst 7. u,
Kings County, New-York, or Agent IN
Bensonhurst RR. station, on property
~-~~~--~--------------------- "a ,,.rol
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PLAN.
Present Securities.

fihsT MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs TO receive .or
ne.l Oohus Ike amount OF new first mortgage PER
oHNf. bonds and ten n0j per cent OF the par value
thereof In new sccumulaivo I'VE 80 per cent pre-.
iereea stock (The agreement provides that interest
al FER CENT. shall DO paid semi annually the
receipts given for first mortgage bonds the dates
when the coupons ma,ure1
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs to receive for
their bonds and coupons par value Of their bonds
IN new accumulaive five ~ per preferred stock
oUTsTANDING STOCK AND INCOME BONDS to
pay an assessment Of ten 10) per cent. OF the mar
value at time fixed by tho committee
INCOME BONDHOLDERs 70 receive the par value OF
their bonds in common stock and the amount OF
assessment in new accumuatlve five % per cent
preferred stock
STOCKHOLDERS 20 receive sixty t6O) per cent OF
the par value In new common stock AMI the amount Of
assessment in new accumuatiye FIVE % per cent
preferred stock
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RnMERY BAY BEACH

hs n n1s a;9tig ana popS ySmy sJG cesa
elegant steamboat EMELINE from Harlem Bridge, E55
130thst. and Third ave-, 10 and IL a. M 2 10 ~
and u. m directly Grand Pier, Bowery Bay Beach
iare l5c excursion zoe. children o.. excursion loe
also ty horse-raroad from 92dst. tAsora) ieFry fom
a. NJ. ill midnight Fare loc.
Grand Concert the Pier Every Day.
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CUNARD LINE
NEWYoRK 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENslO"N'
from Pier 40 North H.ysr,,r
FAST INIHF~s MAIL SEisN lti-,. N 81,
Rothula 2S. 80 a. Etrufia- Selt, ~
i'rglrln- Nug 80 q. Aufana. sept - -, " Nv
seryia ......s>ept . D. Hctiuia sent %, 20 = ~
,;aascpL n. 80 y. Imbria. sept - ~ 81
Cabin pa.lge 400 $50. and sloO Inieisaa ~ ycr
steeraoe tlekets from all parts OF Intope ~
low rates freight and passage apply 70 the o"P"''
r"ec' vFnNoN H. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents
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Conn!rn Boar0.

COUNTRY BDARD.-Nenr bay and bathing and
" boating generous table; liberal terms: and from
stltloh rec Address Box 20 Spc0uk, l.. |.
r. JRSTCLASS BOARD IN A MODERN COTTAGE
with large additions and commodous reons centrally
located and newly furnished; "a Front-st Earstoss
Springs o.ens June is MRS. s. VAN VEGHTEN. Prop
II EDGES FARM HoUSE-Desrable rooms for re-.
mlih1er OF season at reduced good table.
particulars address GEO. HEDGES, East Durham. y. y
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Financial.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL WAY co.
NEW. YORK. 4uc. 10 1sg,

~ NEW. YORK, Aug. 49, 1899
onuer an agreement entered ipto July .. 1882 las
aieasa on this dnt) between Frederick p olcott Will.
''" "'tef Phelps Arthur b. raves Adam Duenholer
auN nehy r. Talmadse and certain securityhOders OF
io Huuth carolina Railway Company the undersigned
nave 'een appointed committee with power to perform
the dun>s therein set FORTH to reorgsnze the above
railway on the following basis:
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Dipioeno Nciircs.


TIE UNITED STATES EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY.
a. BKOADWAN.
- NEN- YORK. Aug. 20 1889.
A DIVIDEND Of Thee per cent on the cap
"a al tock u tis company has been deelarc5 payabe
tuesday, september lcs5 The transfer books viii De
closed Me1ne-dsy, Aug. - o'clock ,. IN. and ne
opened TUESDAY, sept. 3. 90 40 o'clock =.
A. II. PRCAL. secretary
BANR OF NORTH AMERICA, % NAsSAU;sT;.
...,... NIN-NOiik Aug. 26th. 1872
" Bond. Of he Ioustiilo southern Railroad Company
VIII ~ lad GA and attn SepcnLer - .5g az thi- bank
l. TnONBRf DGE Cashier
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
- 49,. CHICAGO, ILL, Aug 2 1850
~ OTlCE.--A quarterly dividend of Two Dol
~ lars share has this day been declared on the
preferred ana common stock OF thls companl PaiaDe OF
The second day u September next 10 siockh0ldefs OF
record the close business hours tn 10Th naL go
The dividend shares registered IN New-fok WIZ
be paid al The ONCE Of the companys agents Messs 'ohn
2 Co., 81 Willianst. NcW-AoFk, tht
dividend shares registered Chicago VIII be paid az
IN Office OF tho treasurer Of
W. Q. II. FOSTER Treasurer.
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OCEAN Steamers

INAlAN LINE 4. :. and Royal Mai Steamers
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVLHnrO1Vybo,
Prom Pier 49, foot Oi ChristOphei-st Nv yn -
Gerry OF BERLIN 49,. "Wednesday. August IS :S0 IN
CITY OF PARIS. "Wednesday. september = a 20 m
CITY OF CHICAGO. "Wednesday, sept - q 20 noon
CITY or NEW; YORK wednesday SS9qpcloNb CABIN.
outward s35 and 40 prepaid go STEEhA"bbf,1iE1
From Pier. foot Granist, Jersey CIV nc
WRIGHT 4 SONS General Agents, hO"i'-'
GREEN n Y