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Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

The trio separated, the two w lining
tonians saying they were going to Dover
and promising to meet Jones" in Phila-
delphia at IL o'clock Sunday morbiuF.
As to the identity Of the men Mr.. Leach
says he saw Collins in the room, and tn At
The other man acknowledged to the name
of G. II. MoWhor,er when he was Intro
ddced. Notifying Wilmington Republi-
cans of what was on foot and putting
them on the watch, Mr.. Leach went to
Dover on the $50 train. Collins and
McWhorter arrived at O'Clock aud took
supper at the Capitol Ho ell without re-
gistering aud went to the office OF
promiL eut lawyer. They met two other
prominent Democratic lawyers and re-
mained till alter midnight, and returned
home by the same train that took Mr..
Leach 10 Washington, via Wilmington.
On Saturday Mr.. Leach says Mr.. Nc
Whorter was in Philadelphia as was also
one of the three Dem jcratic lawyers he
had been In consultation with the night
before. On Sunday one of the party
came to Philadelphia and advised Mr..
"Jones," and proposed that the confer
ence should be held In Dover Sunday
eight. Jones was asked to go down.
"0ur people followed them so closely"
said Mr.. Leach, that the whole party
became alarmed. kilograms went back
and forth and the neg tiations came to a
staudstIl. / became convin ed at an
early stage that they could not touch our
people. Those mentioned as accessible
Daily Republican., 1889-01-16

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
Eastern Echoes.

PR1NcETowN, Mass, November 21.-
The United States squadron put in here
for harbor tonight, the weather being too
thick to hazard the run for Boston.
TORONTO, Ont, November 81 Andrew
G. Drum, under arrest for forgery in
Kansas City, was discharged, no one ap-
psaring against him.
TORONTO, Ohio, November 21.-Three
boys were playing with q can, OF
powder in coal mine today, and IN
some manner exploded it. Two OF them
were fatally injured.
New ORLEANS, November GA street
car containing nine passengers was
struck by locomotive this morning, and
Mrs. Beale was instantly killed. Ihe
other passengers escaped with shaking
up. .
NEwBuRNr, N. G., November PA
tremendous storm today demolished
Gray's pulp factory. One OF the en-
plovees WAS killed, another fatally III
iured and eight badly hurt.
CHICAGO, November 2l.-T. M. Bailey
ex-Cashier of the Security Loan anc
Ssviugs Bank, has disappeared. He il
reported to have fraudulently obtained
money and jewels valued at $1,000 III
was recently discharged by the bank.
ATLANTA, November 2l.-Powderl,
pays Of the case alleged to be brough
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
FOREIGN FINDINGS.
Stanley Emerging From the
Wilds of Africa.
AUTHENTIC REPORTS RECEIVED.
Important Geographical Discoveries
The New Regime in Brazil
Working Smoothly.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
LONDON, November 2l.-Mackinnon,
the head OF the Emin Paeha Relief Com
mittee, received cable from Henry M.
Stanley, announcing his arrival at
Mpwapwa, and stating that he expects
to reach Zanzibar in four or five days.
The dispatch also states that he made
the important discovery that there is an
extension of Lake Nyassa.
Victoria Nyanza, Stanley says, is 1000
square miles larger than reported by
Spoke, whose statement regarding the
size of the lake was supposed to be an
exaggeration. Ujiji. also, which Spoke
go lightly sketched, turns out to be a
very respectable lake, with populated
islands.
Stanley has with him ESQ persons, of
whom 220 are Emin's followers. Stanley
lost only eighteen men during the march
from Victoria Nyanza. He had four
days. fighting near Usukama.
The British Consul at Zanzibar tele.
graphs to the Foreign Office that Stanley
aiflSeu hI MpWapWh tno ulty'HIIn Jay
after his departure from Victoria Nyanza,
and the 1SS:h day after leaving Albert
Nyanza. Stanley left Mpwapwa the 18th,
travelling toward the coast by way OF
Kemba and Mweni. Stanley made On
unexpected discovery of real value in
finding an extension of Victoria Nyanza
toward the southwest, which brings it
within 155 miles Of Lake Tanganyika.
The area OF the extension is &c, 900 square
miler.
Stanley, in letter to the British Con-
sui at Zanzibar, tells Of the hard time
the expedition has had, and how many
Of his people have died eff. South OF
Victoria Nyanza there was continuous
fighting for four days. The natives took
an unaccountable prejudice against
ENNIS people, insisting that they were
cannibals. Talking was useless, as any
attempt to disprove their impression
only drove them into white heat OF
rage, and in mad hate they flung them
selves upon SANKEY'S forces and suffered
severe losses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
Anguish unspeakable

Is endured by the Victims OF infiammatOry
rheum atism, and any form of the disease may
reach that agonizipg phase or attack the heart
and csuse death. Unhappily they who feel its
preliminary twiuges seldom realize this. Like
other possibly dangerous maladies, rheumatism
is often disregarded at the outset. Well will it
be for him if this brief notice shall serve as a
warning of future peril or pain to reader
1ronelea Wn Up an ,esor
TO The great preventive depurent, Hostetier 5
Stomach aitters, whose brevet OF professional
commentator popular experience has G. H.
frmed. There III no finer or more genial anti
dote to the virus Of rheumatism in the system
Botanic in its origin, 1t is free from the objec-
jections attaching to depurent poisOns liable to
be taken in more than the tnfinitesimal dose.
The Bitters conquers malaria, indigestion,
liver and kidney troubles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
French Affairs.

PARIS, November GA meeting of
the Cabinet was held today. Barley,
Minister of Marine, announced that the
corvette Seine had been dispatched to
Brazil to protect the interests Of French
residents.
Ia the Deputies today, Leydet offered
motion in favor of allowing the free
manufacture of matches. Rovier, Min
lister Of Finance, wanted to withdraw the
company's concession and to establish a
direct Government monopoly. This was
defeated. Afterward, Rouvier wanted to
resign, but Premier Tirard dissuaded
him
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
SMALL FRY PAMTlES.
The Law Rars Them Gut of Eiec.
lions In MfaRcpri.

KANSAS Cry, November 21-UnlesS
the law providing for the holding of cleo
tionS in this State is changed before next
election the Prohibition party will be
unable to place ticket in the field. The
law passed by the last Legislature pro.
vides that no political party that did
not at the last election pccil!i shree
per cent. Of the entire vote
cast ehall place in nomination candi-
dates for office. At the last election
about 500, 000 votes were cast, of which
the Prohibitionists cast 5000. 1t is also
doubtful whether the Union Labor party
will be able to place ticket in the field.
Il is understood that Representatives Of
thAe parties will contest the constiiu-
tionality Of the law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22

q gainst him by Callahan, that it grows
out OF a newspaper attack upon him
| by Callahan, and probably instigated by
McGaw, recently expelled from the
order. He also minated that the Read
| ing railroad was behind the charges.
CHICAGO, November 81. = Tolman
Wheeler, one of Chicago's widely known
and wealthy men, died last night, aged
IS. He had been famous for his gifts to
charitable and benevolent institutions,
having disbursed over $780, 900 in this
manner during his life. 1t is understood
that his will bequeaths as much more for
similar purposes.
NEWARK, N. j., November 21.-Henry
Wurtman, aged "a, employed by, the
|D.yer Brothers at their ce.track at
North Elizabeth, was murdered tonight
by some colored men, also employed
there, one OF whom has been arrested.
Wurtm won considerable money today,
and it is supposed robbery was the mo-
i've of tho murder.
PHILADELPHIA, November 21.-Chas.
E. Wigton, Secretary of the Glamorgan
Iron Company, was this afternoon placed
under SIS 900 bail, to answer the charge
OF forgery preferred by Parnee q 20. 1t
Is stated that Wigton admitted altering
the date on note for $4,000, which is
now in the bank. The note was sold to
brokers by R. L. Wigton, President OF
the Glamorgan Iron Company and faith er
Of the Secretary.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 21.-The
Federal Steel Company, a gigantic cor
poration formed for the purpose of COM
bining all the wire, nail and barbed wire
manufacturing plants of tbs country and
controlling these three great indus
tries, as previously outlined in these
dispatches. has been formally organized,
and the directors and stockholders are
now in session in this city closing con-
tracts with the producers Of raw mate
terial, and accepting options held upon
the stock of companies which will form
mart of the consolidation
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
THE NEW REPUBLIC.
Universal Suffrage Dcciared-Peae
still WciEns.

StlI McfEAR.
RIO JANEIRo, November 21.-The pro.
visional government has Issued decree
establishing universal suffrage through.
out the republic. The suffrage proc.
lamation entities all Brazilians able to
read and write to vote. The command
ers OF the navy have sworn allegiance to
the republic. Viscount Preto, Chief 81
the deposed Imperial Ministry, has left
the country.
PEACE REIGNs.
WASHINGTON, November 21.-Dr. Va.
lente, Minister from Brazil, called at the
State Department today and informe, ,
the Secretary that his latest advices FRI "a,
Brazil were TO the effect that peace re- ,sns
and the new government is re ,.a;v;no
the support of the people. DR. VoIante
also received this morning aut cor;tv from
the provisional governme At ;nstrnct;no
the representatives Of r.rsvi, 70 the Tn.
ternational American Congrers to con-
tinue to act for .aeir country in the
session of the congress-. It ia supposed
sImliaf lns1rr >ctions have been cent to
tne ce.egs'p Is of the International Marine
BREAKERS AHEAD.
NEW YORK, November zl.-CnarleS N.
Flint, q Philadelphia importer doing a
large business with Brazil, received q
cable from Para this morning as follows
''Island rubber $40 so and up river rub
Der $21.50; exchange 2758. No political
troubles prevail at present, but there are
fears Of serious complications later"
THE GERMAN BRAzILIANs.
LONDON, November 21.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Chronicle says
''The hope is generally expressed here
that in the event of asplit.up the ,00(
Germans in Southern Brazil will ask fol
German protection. 1t is not improbable
that an attempt will be mads, with the
help of the colonial party here, to secure
partial if not complete Independence"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
A North Dakota Senator.

BISMARCK, N. D., November 2l.-1n
joint session of the Legislature today
Gilbert A. Pierce was formally elected
United States Senator. He made a
graceful speech of acceptance. AS soon
as the joint assembly dissolved, the
Johnson men in the House attempted to
force the vote for the second Senator,
but motion to adjourn prevailed. John
sons strength is thought to be waning
and Ordway's coming up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
DOM PEDRO
on Esis Way TO hos A

ON Hffs Way TO Los Angeles.
The Emperor Dom Pedro hes deter
mined to make Les Angeles, Cal, his
nome, having heard OF Colton'a Great
Furniture Exchange. 202 South Spring
street. He feels that the only thing left
for him ia TO see Cotton before he dies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-22
BIaltetoa Reinssared.

LONDON, November GA dispatch
from Samoa, by way of Sydney, Ms. W.,
says: Malietoa was reinstated, amid
great rejoicings, on the 9th inst. The
British, German and American agents
issued proclamations, recognizing Ma
listoa az King. Fears of famine are
ended
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
A Fishing Party Drowned.

SAN RAFAEL, September 25.-Last
Monday evening about O'Clock George
Harry, guard at San Quentin Prison
NJ. F. Smith, fireman on the Southern
Pacific railroad, living at Oakland; F.
Robinson, "a San Francisco harnessmaker
and Charles Chinette, a sailor on the
schooner Active, started on fishing trip
to Lime Point Lighthouse. After they
had left San Quentin quite a breeze
sprang up and the waves ran high.
Grave fears were entertained of theil
being able to reach their destination.
No word has been received from them
since and it is supposed that they are
drowned, as number of Chinese fisher
men, on their way to the railroad wharf
with their catch last evening, saw an up.
turned boat in the bay some distance out.
The fishermen towed the boat to the
landing, where it was recognized as the
boat in which the fishing party had left
the day previous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
PACIFIC COAST.
Miles Of Valley and Mesa
Blackened by Fire.
SAN DIEGO SEVERELY sCORCHED
Warren and Murphy Ostracized by
the California Athletic Club.
Other Items.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HEIALD.
SAN DIEGO, September 25.-Eighteen
miles of valley and mesa land have been
burned over by fire, which started yes
terday at Linda Vista. The fire reached
this city this morning. and only hard
work by the fire department saved it.
The county buildings on the Poor Farm
had narrow escape. Five hundred
swarms of bees we're burned and $1,000
worth of hay destroyed in the San Diego
river bottom.
SAN MATEo, September 25.-The resi-
dence and improvements on Mrs. M. J..
Selzvi's ranch on the summit of Coast
ridge was burned this afternoon by forest
fires. Loss, St, 900; no insurance. Other
houses are supposed to have been
burned. The fire is spreading south
ward.
REDWOOD Cry, September 25.-The
fire which started Monday has reached
this side of the mountains, and is burn
ing 6ercely. The residence of Mrs. Phil.
Weiss was com pletely destroyed.
CoLToN, September 25.-Forest fires
broke out in the Santa Ana river bottom,
which for time threatened the motor
road and it's bridges, but as yet no harm
has been done.
SAN RAFAEL, September 25.-sparks
from locomotive ignited the brush at
Corte MADEIRA, today, and the flames
spread to the grounds of Frank M. Pix
ley's summer residence. The residence
will probably be saved. but the losses
are heavy. Fire is raging in the noun
tains tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
CABLE FLASH ES.
Edwin Arnold Sees Some Interest.
ing Things in America.

ing ThinGs 1n America.
LONDON, September 25-Edwin Ar
mold, who is now visiting the United
States, in an article describing his tour
speaks in high praise of the comfortable
accommodation afforded railway travel RI
in America. He tells of his interview
with President Harrison, whom he
describes as shrewd man and cour.
teous and kindly gentleman. Regarding
the capitol he says: 1T cannot be de-
nied that the promenade, halls and cor
ridors of this imposing structure are cal
culated to convey the sensation known
as twisting the tail of the British
Lion"
STORM AT NAPLES.
ROME, September 25.-A terrific storm
ragged at Naples today. A large part ol
Naples is submerged. Premier Crispi'f
villa is flooded.
STEEL WORKS DESTROYED.
LONDON, September 25.. The Landore
steel works at Swansea were destroyed
by fire. The loss is heavy.
DIED OF ILL USAGE.
TANGIRR, September 25.-The Captain
OF the Spanish crew recently captured by
Moors has died from the effects Of the il!
usage to which he was subjected.
AN EXPLODED BOMB.
MADRID, September 25.-A bomb was
exploded today behind the Ayete palace
at San Sebastian, where the Queen Chris
tina is staying. No one was hurt and no
damage was done.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS INJURED.
MUNICH, September 25-A party OF
six tourists and their guides, while
ascending the Bavarian- Austrian Alps.
were precipitated into ravine and ali
seriously injured. It i5 feared none of
them can recover.
SHE WAS A sMUGGLER.
MADKID, September 25.-The Impartial
and o.her papers here assert that there
is NO doubt that the bark seized b, Riffiane
on the coast Of Morocco was notorious
smuggler, and at the time of her capture
was conveying arms and powder TO q
rival tribe.
A DEPLoRABLE TRAGEDY.
ODESSA. September 25.-A teacher of
this city named Sause committed suicide
today. His wifs was 80 much affected
that she lost her reason. She killed her
five children, carried their bodies to
third-story window and threw them to
the ground. She then threw herself out,
receiving fatal injuries.
THE WELDON SCANDAL.
LONDON, September 25.-The Court
refused to grant AN injunction restraining
the New York Herald from publishing
comments on the widow of Ernest We'll
don, who recently died in this city, and
whose body, at the request Of her
brothers, was exhumed for medical ex.
animation, owing to suspicion that she
died from the effects of poison. The
Court based the refusal on the ground
that it had no jurisdiction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
RnAF6 Of Ed Al ca lfOn

The Board of Education met in the
City Hall last night, President Pomeroy
in the chair and Messrs. Cox, Ellie.
Frew, Gosper, Mcintosh, Powers, Whal-
ing and Woodbury. present.
Mr.. Mcintosh offered the following
resolution, which was adopted as read:
Resolped, That ia consideration of the
deep affection that has befallen oui
Superintendent and his wife in the death
of their child, we, the Board of Educa-
ton, do now ADJOURN, extending our
hear feltaympathy to them.
Resolved, That this resolution be spread
upon our minutes.
The board then adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
EpiOining q Judge.

SAN Francisco, September 25.-The
petition of Simon Clsyburgh to have an
alternative writ of prohibition issued for.
bidding J. @. Campbell, Superior Judge
of Fresno county, from appointing re.
ceiver in the Laguna de Tache case, was
granted by the Supreme Court today.
October 4th was the date set when Judge
Campbell shall show cause why he
should not be perpetually enjoined from
presiding over the case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Native Relief Boards.

SAN Francisco, September 25.-The
Board of Relief Of Native Sons of the
Golden West has incorporated, with the
following directors: D. G. Fitzgerald,
Henry Lunstedt, Geo. Lacombe, B. J.
Killeles and A. J. Brunner. The Board
of Relief of Native Daughters of the
Golden West also incorporated, with the
following directors: L. P. Watson, Mrs.
J. Greene, Mrs. J. Cockrill, Mrs. M
Hanley and Mrs. M. Hammill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
The Terry-Franks Case Dismissed

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-The
suit commenced by David s. Terry
against Marshal Franks, to recover ten
thousand dollars for alleged false impris-
onment, was called in the United States
Circuit Court today. Franks counsel
suggested the death of the complainant
and asked that the case be dismissed
The Court ordered that an affidavit to the
effect that complainant was dead be filed
in order to follow up the record, after
which it stated that a dismissal would bs
entered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
SORRY FEATH ER.WEIGHTS.
warren and Murphy Get Nothing
for Their Pains.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-At 6
meeting of the Directors of the Californis
Athletic club, tonight, to take action on
last nights feather-weight fight, the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted: "Tha,
this club do not donate to Messrs. Muir.
ply and Warren one dollar that they be
prohibited from ever entering the rooms
of the club from this time forth, and
that the board endorse the action of
Referee Cook, as being in accordance
with the terms of agreement entered in
to by Murphy and Warren with this
club"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Judge Harrison Dead.

NAPA, CAL. September 25.-Judge
Chancellor Harrison, an old resident Of
Eapa, we'll known throughout the State
fell dead at his home, at 1 10 p. m. to-
day, of heart disease. His age was a.
and he was native of New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
THE TURF.
Track Ankle Deep at Gravesend
Summary OF Races.

Track Ankle Deep at Gravesend.
Summary OF Races.
GRAvEsEND, September 25.-Weather
today very stormy and track ankle deep
in mud and water.
Sweepstakes, three.fourths miles-Bel
B. won, Salvini second, Manila third
time, III.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile Swift
won, Oarsman second, Tavistan third
time, "A.
Neptune stakes, three fourths mile
Gregory won, Dilemma second, Civil
Service third time, :17I.
Woodburn handicap, mile and three
sixteenths-Castaway. won, Badge Sec
ond, Exile third; time, :O44.
Sweepstakes, mile and three. quarters
Major Daily won, Kings Own second,
Eminence third time, III.
Mile-Aurania won, Zephyrus second,
Blue Rock third; time, AN.
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, September % Seven
eighths of mile-Heart's Ease won,
Silver Lake second, Salute third; time.
1882.
Mile-W. G. Morris won, Lottie s..
second, Brandolette third; time, l As.
Three.quarters OF a mile-Long
Brook won, Marker second, Quindaro
Bale third time, :1734.
Three quarters of mile-Deer Lodge
won, Happiness second, Serenader
third; time, III.
Mile-Churchill Clark won, Long
alight second, Winning Ways third /;
time, :441a.
Free handicap, sweepstakes, one and
m a. .ciYtoopth ynilaa-Ropito uon No.
vada second, Harry Glenn third; time,
Ill.
RACES AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, September 25.-Five
eighths of a mile-Racine won in l :0lI,
the fastest time made ON the circuit
Flambeau second.
Mile and quarter-Tycoon won, Pic.
mic second time, 2:l4%.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Whfnp.a ats Wifc.

The residents in the vicinity of moon
shine block were startled this morn ng
by the loud shrieks of woman. Upon
Investigation it proved to be man whip
ping his wife because she had not gone
to colton's, 202 9. spring street, to buy
their furniture. The police, learning the
facts, did not arrest the man, as it served
her right.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
The Blythe EAtatc.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 25.-The
total value of the Blythe estate, as sho ~n
hy the appraisers report, is 2,963. .S15.
The San Diego ranch was appraised at
$38 SOL. The report was made public
TODAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Ranauet to Bi.hop manogu,

A banquet TO Bishop manOgue.
SACRAMENTO, September 25.-The citi-
zens of Sacramento rendered a banquet
at the Golden Eagle hotel this evening
to Bishop Manogue, of the diocese of
Sacramento, in appreciation of his efforts
in the construction of the Cathedral of
the Holy Sacrament, at cost of nearly
$500, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
vi,lard,s Nephew Dead

CHICAGO, September 25.-A special
from Dobbs' Ferry, New York, says
Eugene Hilgsrd, of San Francisco,
nephew of Henry Willard, died at the
latter's summer residence on Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Gold Found at Tacoma,

TACOMA, September 25.- Prominent
citizens are taking up claims on the
school section just outside the city,
where it is claimed gold has been found
IN paying quantities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
The NINA de uuIa., : sold.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 28-The
sale of the mine kno wn as the Nina de
Mulatos, situated in Sonora, Mexico, to a
syndicate of London and San Francisco
capitalists for 81, ,175, 1000, was announced
tndaY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
not Guilty.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-The
Jury tonight, in the case Of John Lang
ford, charged with the murder Of Joseph
Hayes, rendered = verdict Of not guilty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
Asylum Commtssiou ,

SAN BERNARDrNo, September 25.-The
Insane Asylum Commission met today
and adjourned until October 7th, when
they promise site to be selected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
RACES AT STOCKTON,
Seaside Hotel Rurned

CAPE MAY, N. j., September 25.-The
Columbia hotel burned this morning,
entailing loss of $3.50, GOO, with an in.
surance of $4,000. The hotel had been
closed for few days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-26
A Tax Collector Ousted.

San DIEGO. September 25.--Tax
Collector Varnum was removed from
Office today by Judge Puterbaugh be-
cause OF alleged carelessness in his &C.
counts.