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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
Nine Persons Dro VINE d.

YAQUNA CITY, Ore, November s.
Yesterday family named Parker, con-
sisting of the parents and seven chill.
dren, and another man named Wagner,
attempted to cross in small boat from
Newport to South Beach. When about
midway their craft was swamped. All
were drowned except Parker, who was
subsequently picked up by the little
steamer Richardson. All but two of the
bodies were recovered within a few
hours after the accident.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

WASHINGTON, November S.--The fol.
lowing is furnished by the Department
of State: ''The commission known as the
United States and Venezuelan Claims
Commission is now in session in Wash.
ington to adjudicate the claims OF
citizens of the United States against
Venezuela, presented to the former or
its legation at Caracas before August /,
1868, and to determine under certain cir
cumstances as to the rights of third
parties in certificates of award issued by
former similar commission. Persons
concerned will do well to give immediate
attention to their interests, as the com.
mission will expire under treaty in less
than year from this date"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
A KICK From The Glands.

SAN Francisco, November, S.-Man-
ager Robinson, Of the Oakland Baseball
Club. has fled o protest with President
None, Of the California League, demand
ing that all league games that have been
played this season, in which Van Hal
tren, Phil Knell, Fred Carroll or Clark
have taken part, be thrown out on the
ground that such games are in violation
of section If the National agreement,
prohibiting clubs from employing players
under contract or reservation to other
clubs,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
The whittier Fair.

The fair at Whittier opened under very
favorable auspices last night, and was a
success in every particular. Over 400
people were present and listened to the
opening address, delivered by Hon. r. F.
Del Vale. An original poem was read
by Mr.. A. F. Kercheval, and the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. A
curious and rare collection of Mexican
curiosities is being exhibited at the fair,
and attracts widespread attention. The
lair will be continued tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

PORTLAND, Ore.. November 8.-The
Eldorado mining ditch property was cold
by decree of the United States Court at
auction today to W. Gest, of Chicago, for
1851, the amount of the liens against
it. The ditch is one of the longest in the
United States, and cost, when built
about twenty years ago, $3.50 600. Its
extreme length, from the middle fork of
the Burnt river, in Eastern Oregon, to
Malheur, and an extension to the Amelia
mining camp, is ITO miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
Debaucher OF Virgins.

SAN pIEGo. November 8.-The jury in
the case OF Wellington Stewart, charged
With debauchipg young girls, brought in
verdict this evening of guilty. Stewart
is lawyer of this city, is "a years old,
snd was at one time member of the
Nevada Legislature. 1t is stated that he
was driven out of Carson City for similar
actions, The jury was out ten minutes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
A Case of Long Standing.

SAN Francisco, November 8.-Judge
Hoge today rendered decision in favor
of the State in the case of the people of
the State of California against s. w.
Holiday ct al. involving the title to
Lafayette square, public park of this
city. The case first came up in 1865,
and has been twice decided in favor Of
defendants. A new trial is now granted
by Judge Hoge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
PLUMBER STORE,
No. 10 North Main street; Factory,
81 and 23 Walker Street, New

York.
Boys clio hing sacrificed to close them out as
we don't intend to handle them in the future.
See our prices.
Boys fine jersey suits, So; regular price, SIS.
Boys hne jersey kilt suits, $4 regular price,
81.
Boys, fine cloth kilt suits, SO SO: regular
price. So. SO.
Boys hne yacht cloth suits. 81; regular price,
$3.50
Boys fine sailor suits. 50 50 regular price,
SO so.
Soys' fine vorsted suits, 81 so; regular price,
Boys fine kilt cloth suits. 81 regular price,
81 SO.
Boys fine cape overcoats, SO. so; regular
price, So.
prices.
Mothers don't miss this grand opportunity,
as they will be closed out at once. Our orders
are to mark The goods way down for this sale
PLUMBER SToRR,
10 North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

There will be three meetings today at
the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce
on First street. At 10 O'Clock the Exec
utivs Committee of the Citrus Fair or.
ganization will meet. At 10 80 the dele
gates to the Pacific Coaet Chamber OF
Commerce will come together. At in
the afternoon the convention Of vine
growers and wine manufacturers will be
held
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
Associated Press Dispatches to the EBnAlD
A Failure and Forgeries.

A Failure and Forgeries.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, November 8.-The
affairs of Daniel Carmichael, the wall
paper manufacturer, of Amsterdam, are
said to be in desperate state. He hae
conveyed all his property to his brother
ex' Mayor John Carmichael, for SOL 600
The latter endeavored to meet Daniels
obligations, but as much of the paper
proved 10 be forged, he declined to &C
cept any more Of it. The Indebtedness
is said to be 1920, 900.
The forgeries approximate 500, 900
The name If John McFarler, the knit
goods manufacturer, was found upor
much of the paper, but he denies plsc
ing it there. 1t is said over $31 900 o
forged paper is On H. w. Craig & Co.
paper manufacturers, of New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

NJ Have You Paid Your Taxes?
q. W. J. A. Smito, B. e. fancy. Money to loan.
Notarfes Public Special Eattentfon given to
payment of taxes and redemption of property
Charges moderate.
% North Spring street,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
"A Generous Contribution,

SAN FRANCISCO, November S.-Today
tho Society of California Pioneers re-
ceived the generous contribution to their
relief fund of $25, 900. Alexander Mont
gomery, Of Colusa, was the donor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

II you want to have your carpets cleaned be
sure to ring up telephone No. 633, or call or
address the Los Angeles Carpet Cleaning Works,
No. 101 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
Ladies /! Ladies /! Read +!
MRS. BOSCH

MRS. DOSCH
q as, aud is. receiving every day all the latest
Novelties from New York Her store is small.
but you will not have to pay for high rent. A
REAL FRENCH Artistic engaged. You will
save money by calling at
NO. 121a SOUTH MAIN ST.,
oc22 2m Opera House Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

q. D. List. Notary Public. Legal papers care
faily drawn. 1S. s. Spring. Dispositions taken
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-09

Pure French Taught by
Professor from Paris. r. o. box 1917. -.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-30
q. q. ESeaI'ce.


Mr. G. c. Peace, Of Tallahassee. died a. Ter
csa. Sunday. the IN ms. llc was our friend
tue, waln!leartrd and loyal-tnerctorc we
mourn over him and pay our sad tribute to his
memory Charlie PeaIce. as his friends de-
lighted to call rim, was great and nobehearted
he was courageous and many, nlf,tUc in man
ncr, loving, truthful and honest in all his aSSOci-
atoms. OF active and aggressive temperament,
lie sometimes asserted his convictions with u
carnestncss that seemed dictalorial, yet he was
ever unconscious q! a purpose to Offend, tor he
was as gentle and loving 10 his friends as
woman He was. III All respects, a true FOli-
dian and thoroughly identified with the inter
ests OF the Saie-iis highest welfare was ever
near his heart ami he ardeniy sought 10 pro-
mote il 10 The highest pinnacle ., prosperity Nj.
Pcarcc lived aud died Democrat, ana through
ou the dark day. OF radical mi>rule and cor
rup'ion, and in The solution OF the many difficult
and complicated! problems, which At mis- lime
confronted ne statesmen and distressed Tie PEG
pc Of Florida his influence his mind. hi COZ l.
sci ana hi, means Were freely given for The pub
lie )od. Fearicssly, he baitlcd for the cause of
right and throughout the terrible struggle
through which, through fire, the people of
Florida were led, none truer, Drawer or more
loyal than Charlie Pearce could be found. But
alas. His conflicts are over, his battles are
ended, his noble life has gone down, even as "a
star sinks to rest. In the ascent OF the hill of
life ere he ttained its summit he tainted and
fell Peace 10 his ashes blessings on his men,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-30

The Rev. DR.. Cleveland, of Indian
apolis, relative of President Harrson's
predecessor, recently astonished his con-
gregation by the following words: In
the ninth and tenth years Of my ministry
| was the pitcher Of base ball club in
the State of Delaware, and while acting
in that capacity | never discovered that
l was doing wicked thing, nor did any
OF my congregation ever crlticlse me for
my action. There are religious people
in this city who are so peculiarly re-
ligious that if they could not denounce
the popular amusements they would lose
half their occupation and all their religion.
May we have common sense enough to
increase the number of our holidays"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-30
EAST FLORIDA SEMINARY.

We have received a copy OF the An
nual Register of the East Florida Semi
nary for the session 1sSs-s9, with an
nopncement for session 1SS9-l690. 1t is
handsome and we'll prepared pamphlet
and makes an excellent exhibit OF the de-
sign and advantages OF TINS noted
school.
We would call special attention to the
comments of his Excellency, Governor
Fleming, who delivered the address at
the late Commencement, and to the re-
ports of the Committee from the Legisla-
ture and the Board of Visitors.
The Seminary has received assurances
from the Secretary of the Navy that an
Officer from the active list of the United
States Navy will be detailed as instruc-
tor in the military science and tactics be-
fore the beginning of the coming term.
This is good news for the school and for
ali who contemplate becoming students
at the Seminary. The marine drill of
the Navy is precisely the same as the in
fantry drill of the Army, and the Cadets
of the Naval Academy at Annapolis have
long been noted for the excellence and
grace of their drill.
Inc military feature OF the Seminary
is used strictly as an aid to the acade-
mic work and is never allowed to inter-
fere with the hours of study.
In spite of the hindrances caused by
the epidemic last fall, sixty-six students
were enrolled, thirty-four being from
abroad.
The records of the Seminary show the
remarkable fact that with total enroll
ment Of sixty-six the average daily atten-
dance was So; record that speaks vol
umes for the healthfullness Of Gainesville
and the excellent sanitary arrangements
OF the Seminary
Attention is also called to the reduced
expenses and to the improved facilities
1t is believed that no school in the South
affords so great advantages at so small a
cost.
For copies Of the Register apply to
EpWIN p. CATER, Supt. +. rs.
Gainesville, Florida.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-30

Crop Report for June.

Hon L B. Wombwell, Florida's Commits
sioner of Agriculture, hands us the following
crop report for June. The limit, as compared
with last year, is 100:
Baker countv-Corn, $780, oats, 90; sugar
cane, 1O5; sea island cotton, 100; oranges 10 !;
pears 100 Acreage as compared with last year :
Corn, co. cotton. rs.
CLAW countv.-Corn, 200; cane, no; tobacco,
100 sea island cotton, SO; oranges llo.
Acreage as compared with last year: Corn
40; cotton, 60
10; tobacco, 100: sea island cotton, ITO !;
oranges 1OO pears no. Acreage az compared
with last wear Corn, 100; cotton no
Hamilton county-Corn, $50; cane, 100
tobacco, 100; sea island cotton, 1?5 pears,
100 grapes, 100 Acreage rs compared with
last year: Corn, 1907 cotton, 30
Holmes countv-Corn, 120 oats, no; cane,
10. tobacco. 10; upland cotton, III. Acre
age as compared with last year: Corn, los;
cotton, 100
Jackson countv-Corn. 1903 oats, 10; cane,
10Y; upland cotton, 1902; pears, 1O3 grapes,
95 Acreage as compared with last year ::
Corn 1903; cotton. "a.
Jefferson coun,v.-Corn. 1872 oats 95; cane,
1O5: tobacco. 100; upland cotton, 95; sen is
land cotton, 10; pears, "a; grapes no. Acre
age as compared with last year: Corn, 100;
Co ton, "a
Lake county-Orances, 100; grapes 40.
Lafayette county.-Corn, $50; oats. 80 cane,
10; upland cotton, 1870; sea island, 10. Acre
age as compared with last year Corn, no {;
cotton, IS.
Lee countv.-Corn, 100; oats. 95 cane, 100;
tobacco, rs; oranges, 100 Acreage as COM
pared with last year Corn. 100.
Leon county-Corn, 1872; oats, SO; cane,
10; tobacco. 105; upland cotton no. pears,
95; grapes. 100 Acreage as compared with last
WOW. Corn 105. cotton 100
Levy county-Corn, no. OATS 10; cane,
10; tobacco, 10; sea island cotton, no;
oranges, 1870; pears, 1903; grapes, 100 Acre
age as compared with last year: Corn, ITO;
cotton, 60
Liberty countv-Corn, no oats 90 cane
10; sea island cotton, 95; oranges 40.
Acreage as compared with last year: Corn
100; cotton, 100.
Madison connty-Corn, 1876: oats, 112 :;
sugar cane, 106; tobacco, 49,; upland cotton,
1l5 sea island cotton, 105; pears ID: grapes,
1O2 Acreage as compared with last year
Corn, 112 cotton, 100
Nassau countv-Corn, 12j: cane, $50. NJ
lind cotton Is oranges, 80 pears. 100: Grapes
100 Acrcagc IS compared with at Hct3
Corn 100 cotton, 100
Putnam county Oranges. %.
P,}k cosa'v.-Corn, 125 .u-c,, 40 Aero
ace Is compared with las Tc}r: Ctrn. lIn
S4utt Rs countv.-CoJn 10. cane no:
pears, 10 Acreage Is comp1el win .4,.
year: Corn. 10.
sumter c.nnlr.-Corn. 500 c.nc 80; sea-
island cotton, 81: orange, 100 Ac,ta1. 49,
compared VI h .:e; Yea. C.sa. 10: cotton,
100
Taylor c4pn,v.-Cora. 10: o..-. 100: c4ro.
100 1pl tr1 cotton, 100 ~,., j.. .li c"'.un y :;
oranges, 100 pears. loo: -rt.r,, 100. Ac'e-
are rs compared with las, year. Cora. lpo 4.
co"on. 20.
Va'a-.a cour'y-Corn, .; orng~~ 10;
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-30
BLOOD POISON

Cured in its form: sometimes in cases
with Erysipelas. " here the patent was in Eter-
nal Pain and given Vi, by the physicians Ii some
cases Scrofulous tlc.rs broke ont till the party
was a mass 81 corruption: bottle q P Z. ?. was
Irocured and the disease Yielded quicklE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12
LOUISIANA yUDTczdRT.

The Press Of Louisiana is almost
unanimously complaining of The Judi.
ciary system as loo expensive. We
do not hear much other fanlt except
the complaint urged BY Vernon pa
per that the District Judges, having
Jurisdiction generally over several
parishes, can live in but one and there
fore majority of the parishes are
without q resident Judiciary higher
than Justice Of the Peace with very
limited Jurisdiction.
The greatest howl appears 10 be
against The Circuit Judges their
births are too easy--they are too
well paid-sthey are not necessary.
1t does not do much credit to the
Press to be constantly complaining
and dissatisfying the people with the
present state Of affairs without sug-
costing remedy.
1t cannot be forgotten that before
the adoption of the constitution of
of 1879 there was as much dissatis-
faction. That under the old system of
parish and district probate and civil
courts there was as much dissatisfac-
ton. That frequent conflicts of juris-
diction continually arose creating
much vexation and expensive legisla-
ton. That the supreme court was
oveTcroRded with business. 1t will not
be disputed that the supreme conrt
has enough to do yet.
The circuit courts dispose annually
of at least FIVE hundred cases,relieving
the supreme court of almost as much
as they could attend 10 and save lit
giants $4,000 annually in costs and
expenses of transcripts besides sCcur-
ing O termination of the cases at a
much earlier period. Litigation itself
has greatly diminished under the pres
ent system, to the advantage of the
people.
Until something better, more praC-
ticable and economical is suggested
we consider it of doubtful utility to
condemn and complain of what exists.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12
River Commission Work.

The work of placing stills in the AT
chafaIaya river has made considerable
progress but will probably be tempora.
riIy checked for want of funds. The
purpose of this work is to check the
detection of Mississippi waters into
that stream at food seasons and there
by prevent the constant enlargement
of the channel of the AtchafaIaya,
This deepening and widening was
increasing at such a rate as seriously
to threaten the entire ruin of South
Louisiana west of the Mississippiriver,
by regularly recurring overhOws and
in the opinion of many eminent ell
gineers, would, if unchecked, eventu-
ally establish the principle mouth of
the Mississippi at Morgan City, which
would become a marsh.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12
lumber Of schools contracted Tor IL
=. NJ ! 10 -.EaaL. .-..l-.-..- ..G .

Summarize schools in operation for 3
months; 3 schools for 10 months: . schools
or months; 6 schools with compensation
Il teacher ranging from S25 to $50 Number
Il schools Of three months term CD. Amount
expended since November last. about $6705
making the 1855 months cost S35 each. Mum
Der of teachers employed since November.
5. Number Of schools donated 2; promised,
several
The following resolution Of Mr.. {. D..
Welsh was adopted:
b, Il Res0iged That a committee OF five cit
Zens Of the town OF Lake Charles be appoint
by the char for the purpose of soliciting
lnds by subscription or otherwise TO assist
paying for the public school house now il
curse Of construction in said town. AL
funds so raised to be paid to the building
committee Tor the above mentioned school
house.
Moved that ordinances pertaining to school
organization in the town Of Jennings pre-
nted for the consideration OF this board be
aid on the table.
Moved that Prof Thomson, the recipiunt Of
said ordinances be allowed to Withdraw the
anne that they may be returned as per re
quest.
he following report Of committee on au-
dts and accounts was on motion, received
To the Honorable President aud Members OF
the Board OF School Directors Of CalcA-
seu Parish La.
We your undersigned committee on audits
and accounts beg leave to report that We
have examined the Treasurer's report eud
ing March 3lst, 1889, and find from the data
furnished us. that the same is correct leaving
balance in the treasury at that date
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12

Fourteenth Judicial District Court, CalcAsieu
Parish, State Of LOuisianR.-No. ABB.

Fourteenth Judicial District Court Calcasieu
Parish, State Of LOuisianR.-AO. !, ABB.
JAMES W. BRYAN vs. JAMES KAoUGH Ell. ALE
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of Seizure and Sale,
ID issued and TO me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, l have seized and will offer for
sale, at public auction, To the last and highest
bidder, at the Court House door of this parish
in the City Of Lake Charles, La, between legal
hours, on
Saturday, July 30, GSSO,
the following described property situated in the
city Of Lake Charles, La and described as fol.
lows, tO-Wit:
Lots numbered 80, "a, s. 90, 81 and 38, of tbs
plan of subdivision made by Thomas KleinpeteT
Of lot No. Of the DECENTRALIZATION, said conveyed
lots having width of forty -four feet nine inches
more or less, being all the Land lying between
jackson street on the north, and the street re
served by the vendor 1.-THE said j. w Bryan run
Western railroad company on the south as pei
plan Of subdivision In the Clerk Office CalcasieI
parish State and parish aforesaid
IRRMs AHD COEDITI0RE.--Thi his being the secOnS
Offering the above property will be sold for what
ever ii will bring, on a credit of twelve months
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solyen
security and special mortgage on property sold
with eight per cent per annnm interest from dat
until paid, cost aud taxes 5000 more or less Il
be paid Ia cash ont Of the price bid.
Seized under said writ.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Caleasieu State Of Louis
ana.
sheriff 8 Office, Lake Charles, La, July S, 1889.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12

;. o states
The marvellous military genius DIS,
played by Governor Lowery, of Mis-
sissippi and Governor Nichols of Lou
islana, in their combined efforts 10
suppress the Sullivan -kiIrain prize
fight, served but to lend eclat to as
fragrant a violation of law and order
as was ever committed. Our own Gov
ernor arrayed his troops, much on the
style of a leader in q deer stalking ex-
petition, and with them be beat the
bushes along the byways of his own
baiIiwick, until he had driven the
quarry into his friend Gov. Lowery s
ground. There the profoud strategy
of the gigantic crusade against the
prize fighters and the vast host accom-
Panying them, began to develop into
a most eXcruciaung farce such as the
comioal genius of the best opera.boufIe
can never equal.
Nichols forced the common enemy
into his aIIy's country, and 10 when
they huddIed there, Lowery's army
had either retreated from, or became
lost in the wilderness in their march,
upon Richburg.
1t is impossible to restrain ones
self from laughter at the sight of Gov
ernor Nichols forcing host of law,
breakers TO pour into Mississippi
while Governor Lowery was looking
for them everywhere over the i'm
mense territory of his State without
hearing from Nichols or bis brave
Adjutant.General, or from tie Genera
of the Louisiana troops in the field.
In all earnestness, the States HeveI
believed that the prevention of crime
can be achieved by such a burlescqut
on military tactics as practiced by
Civil Chief Magistrates and Militia
I Generals. If Governor Lowrey afte
his military faseo, can gather his witt
now, and Issue a requisition upon ftht
\ Governor of any State where Sullivan
Il and KilIrain and their hackers may b,
found and have them apprebendet
and brought back to Mississippi to b.
punished according to law, the exam
pie he shall thus set will do more 1,
4 deter recurrence of the lawlessness
of the stb inst, than the combines
use Of all the armies Of Louisiana ani
Mississippi which on the 9Th addet
an element of supreme ridiCal to tn
ardent blunder of funny pair Of Gov
ernors.
Throw yonr rediculous sword i
Pearl river, Governor Lowrey, an.
proceed to yindiqate the outraged DIG
mtg and peace Of Mississippi befor
the tribunals Of justice. The oonrtl
and not a redioulons array Of Sunda
soldiers, must punish crime. Priz
fighting may and must BE- ppnishe
by fine and Imprisonment, bat pFiq
fighting cannot and never viii be pr
vented BY military inteFleFence,a
d
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-07-12

TuE Republican leaders seem to
have quite scare on about the com
10 elections 10 The four new States.
Senators Allison, Chandler and Gallon
have spent The week II consultation
with the sbig guns Of their party ii
figuring ont a programme tllaa would
give them all the members Of the
aouae As VOL ~ tie Senators from
those States. They arc y remain here
Until next week 50 Is to get Senator
Quays opinion Democrats who arc
we'll informed believe that tie party
i almost eellaip % carry Montana
and hat i has q gooeiighiing chance
foF ana Of The Dakoias