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hnben uo~geltern betunut gtmadDt, N0B III
6ol9e ocS Sretbeliea I'M Naicn tclut yoOtieU
mebr tiir einiabrcn0e pOl;. oOsr St3elld)ne
geIteut werbcm
- Seuor &ioal, 0iinitcr oeS 2luSmarti
gen III llru9uop, bat reitgntrt.
- 9a5 SNrii Gomjtc Der irau30ijtcu
@ammcrn bat cmc Grh0bung 0t5 3Ou2 ami
ShlctbmaterIalicu, yotOmOuucu, OuOcyc
N|odncn nnO SCrt;cu9c cmptObtcp.
- Der geiteu uon Sout6amrtou uah
9tem Dort abgcaongcnt Gampier uyabn"
uabm jOl 900 Hro. Strl. III C8OlO nit
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Son 8 a ibington uerluutet, OaB Oie

SoH SS q Dtn9ton 0erldutet, paB 0le
Gage bc5 10 iflOer angelGuloigten Ben
lions @OmnliiidrS 9tauln ge;dblt ieieu
nnO Der ErdIloeut auf Sen. i. &neiler ais
Nod)iOlger iein 9tuge 9eworien babe. Sen.
ST.. Snefler lit Elm llngar Don Geburt, mar
friiher Feniionsagentln SnOiunapOlis, SnO.,
nnb miro ais eiu tiid)tiger nno fdbger
Niann gcid)tloert. Gr mar uon pornbercin
bon Dem Hrdiioenten iiir ben Yolteu 0userz
lebeu, aber oaS 9rdngen Der v@ranb=
slrnp" Su Gunilen Sanuer's unp Die ourd)
Die Initelung 10 uieler Semobner Snoiana 8
ersen9te llnsuIrieb benheit bielten l0rn. 6Qrri-
ion ab, Die Grnennung su oouSeben. Sen
Sneller lelbit bebauptet, ntd)t III miIen,
Dap lcin Name in Serbinpuug nit Der Stel-
lung aenannt ooer ielne Grnenuuua in Gr-
mdgung geio9en mOrOen iei, IND iagte, oaB er
ben Soften iiberbaupt nift annebmen f1nne,
Ohne gr0Bere ftuan;ielle Spier III brinQen,
alS ieiae Serbdltniiie eS geitatten.
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Ter betaunte Iinaucier uno &ice 8rGIi=
pelGt Der p9f.=9. GentralzSabu," @b0uucep
W. 0epep, duBerte id) ioeben in Chicago
Iber Die Situution AMI Dem Sci D
Ill marfte: nSie Sch -Girfulation oeS 2au=
oeS lit bel Der beitdnOigen 3unabme ncS
conlmerSlellen Inmates uOlllg uuSulIngld),
Inn Den Sebari i'm legitimen .6anbelSucr.
tebr 5u befen. ,3ur 3eit ucrOcu bon Den
&mporteuren uno @ngro5 Sauicuten III
9rnartung Der enbgiiltigeu 9teiultate Der
Nfc9mleg Bill grOBe geloiummen Der Sir
tulatlon entiogeu, Oanlit Die i'm SebruGr
rdlltgen 3ollgebiibren b:jablt meroen tUuz
men. 9urd @eiu0brlng zines 3abIungS.
%uIld)ubeS bis ;um nGdncn Suli wiroe lid
Der Gelbmartt reientlid) beNern lalien, neil
Damn $4,000, 200 aui meitere fiinf Wonate
III GirfuIatiou blctben miiroen. Die 9ie-
9terun9 lollte Die SunbesfonbS IL 9tatlonal=
Salten beppuiren un0 III Oielcr 9Setle blc
Sep0lferung mGbreno elmer finan;ieleu
Srllls unteritiiteu. ySir befin0en ms jett
IN elmer panlfOrtigen Situation, bod wirO
IlleS l6 nod giinlttg geitalten, and menn
Der Gou9reB nnO Die 6cglerung nld)t Cit
9reiicn lolten. Sbatiadje lit, baB baS yanO
I'M Nugemetnen prolperlrt uub 0auOel uuO
.Sertcbr aui ioIi0er SaiiS rubeu."
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0eftraupct.

9onbOn, -. Sesember.-9er bon Gu
paunah, Ga, mad Bremen beitimmte Dam.
pier pSt. 9liapb" lit su 9iieuue 0iep 9e,
itrunoet. Siilfe 1T abSeidlidt wOrbeu.
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Scr %oridlag, bel @elegenbeit Der 6 hi.
cage cr 4uStellung eiuen intcrnaz
tionalen 2lrbeiter GongreB Su beruien.
uuroe pon Der r6eberation" in 9etro it,
liid., beiGllig aufgenommen, aber Dor Der
S3anO ais unauSiiibrbGr betra9tet.
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u . t is { ~

Die rs 6armer. q 9lllians," tuelde 10
eben i'll Sc0la, Sla., ta9te, ertldrte iidl nit
90dbrud fiir eie g IieBung Der
6 btcago' er 9S cit guSitellunq
am 2 onntag &c. Serner paiiirte iie eiuen
SeldllnB, ale 3eitun9en III vbOncotten," ;"
Die il6 in ieinOeliger 9Seie iiber Die MI
lianS" mo ibre Seirebuugen GuBern.
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Der 9 dlreden obne GuOe, nj ie
mn Dor rrei SSod)cn Die 6iuanStriiiS nuun=
ten, Oauert nod INNER iort; Oericlbe ipielt
ltd) allmatg auf oas inouulsllc @ebct iber.
@cltern fallirte III 9tcw. gorf cine QroBe Bic
9elbreNHerei nit 100000 SerbnnOlidtelten
ETo III Baltimore Die Saummolliprunerel
oon 3. 8. 8ambrill nit eiuen 9leifen Be-
tEa9e. Sie 0elhflemme miro in beiDen Sal
len ais llrad)c au9e9ebeu.
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SIM SunbeSz Senatc belt Soar
bon gtaii0d)ucttS porgeiteru cine erbitterte
9teoe qegen Sppouentcu ieiuer3 mau9 s.
Sill. Gbenio berb murpc er pon ben Seq
neru betmgemicieu. Son Den @allerie'u II
aber erfolgte 10 lebbaiter Scfaa iiir Die
gSOrte Der Gegner, naB Soar auf Die 9fGu=
ming berlelben antrug, mas aber Der Sor=
llRer nur oHrd) 0tahnlmg on Die @nllerien,
iidl ruhiger Su uerbalien, ermiberts. 9oS
Sd)ldal Der ;3mangsbta bleibt irswiidlen
ungewlB. Die Dem Bublifum augeorobte
AusitlieBuug Der Seneutlidteit Des Ser
iabrens i'll ben 0allen DER nationalen Sc
iet9ebung itImmt ia pOQfommen ;u benz
@elre Jener MaBregcl, bereu Anmenoung
baS &of fnebeln unO ieiuen gSilleu am
Stimmfaiten Su 9tidte MAIDEN iOa.
Dem SunbeSsS 1T Der Serid)t oes
SHreaus fiir Siehsudt sugeeans
gen. Gs beiBt oarin, paB i'm perfloiieueu
Sabre auBerbalb Der 9iitrifte, lueldle i1on
i'm porigen Sabre nit Yleuro. Ynenmonie
inftsirt maren, feline iold)e 9rantbeitsiaQe
eutoedt morDen llnb, unp bab Die AuSrpts
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tung ser Seude ld,nene Sortid,ritte mutt.

'iat9 ~ ONnuIe Iu]Neut SUIIlu1rtlle H1uull,
ip1hren0 Der @eiuubbeitssuitano be8 %ieb8
nal I'M Au9emelnen beOeuten0 gebeiiert bat.
SrrN plele Slollrung urb balbiae 9luSrot=
tHn9 Der frantbeit fdllt aud) mad Qniid)t
pe0 SureauS fiir Die auSlQnoid)eu HeQe=
rul9en Die Seranlaiiun9 ;ur Seibeb b a Is
tun9 Der Sel d)ranfungen, Die
te Der Gtntubr beS amerifa Mt
| Zen Siebs in BEN gSeq aeleQt
pa n, OFT. Ser Seridt bedditi9t ild)
terner III bebaglid)er Sreite nit benz interei.
lanten Sbema Der 2 Sdmeinefraufbe i
ten, lpeSel nit Der Sdmeined)olera uuO
Dem unpermeiblifeu 8actllu8.
Sn Se5u9 aEf Die Gntb eduuQe Yrof.
u as unO elmer 2pmpbe Sur Noei=
lung Der Subertulole erflGrt oas SiireQu
nit nalpen Stols, eS babe ldon lauQe burh
lelne bafterlplogtl6en Sori6unQeu Die Ot0gz
l1d)fett uad)gepielen, oaB burd) GinimpfunQ
battertolo9uder Yrooutte berartige Sacil.
lentranthclten gebeilt werben f6nnten, reip.
oraB Der Sorper 9egen Den 9lugriif OeS tiidt=
ldlelt 6etHoeS dbnlid) gefeit iperoen f6nue,
iu'e our0 DIE ShnBpodeu gegen bic Slat=
Tern. Der groBe SerIiner @elehrte babe To-
mt MIR Elm @rnsip SIR 9lupeuourg ge=
pradt, II u III merifa don lQnQit
ento DIT 10 or, 9aS Giireau hat loqur
ldon cine Subifans bcrgeitcQt, nit Der eS
Die S6melne 9einlpit bat, aber leiper idJei=
ncn ole unaliidieligen Soritentrdger nod
nld)t red)t an Die oeilfraft pes NtittclS III
glauben; oenn eS hat itsts pGuBerit erregelO
aut paS Spem Der &bere gewirtt," ME
ltd Die Serreu biplomatii6 ouSNriideu.
1ld)tSDeitolueniger hebauptcn iic, oaB ibre
llnterludnn9en i'm 9Seientliden eriolgreit
9tmelen lelen, mo NaB lie eiu Ntittcl aeiuuz
Den baben, ba5 uid)t nur bem ubaftertelog=
ldeH Probutt oe5 Observation-Disclosures"
III Der 3nIommcnietun9 Gbnelt, iouOern
allf alS @egenmlttel Su benuReu 1T.
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gIobIidIer Spo cineS 9iIobaners. Gin
sIbcuteuer oer 9fin3eiNn Snuiie pom Gngs
La,

2oubon, 12 December. - Ser &ilOz
bauer Soiepb Gogar S6bm larb beute plOB=
lid i'll lsluem StuOo. Gr mar al elmer
SIIte Der Erlniciiu gouiie bclt0ftlgt, NM
Die Settere crldlteu III Dem Stuolo, nm ijd)
llber Die 6ortid)ritte beS ISertt5 I'll uuterz
rld)ten. SCl'm &ercttu oe3 3JmmerS
1ano iic Den Siinitler ais %eid)e auI ttntat
Stuble iiPcuo. Gum Sooc erid)rottn iiber
Den uncriparteten 9lHblid, erguii iic Oie
6Iud)t Hu0 mahte Dtittbcllna iiber Den
Sorfull.
S0bm mur0c 1884 in 2&icu Qcboren uno
mac lett 1862 i'll Gngl0nb. Sn 1873 murOe
CT sum Dtitglieb Der t0ul0lid)eu Asaoemle III
yoHoou crmGblt. Gr ueriertiQtt III 1869
etue NoloNal Statut Der &0uigin &ittoria
III Yt0rmOr fiir Neu 2&iuOlOr Ealalt, &youic
lt0tuetteu NeS Eriu;eu uun l&aleS mn ulItr
9noeren Ntlt9lleOer Der f6uiglid)cn Noluiie,
'omtt III 1872 Su ScOforO eIEe &olONal=
Stotue Sohu Suunaua. I'm trOtm III er
Der Sdl0pIer elmer 9(eltcritutue oe6 Rrln;tH
Oon SSaitS III E0mbap, elmer Statut ShCe.
GarIple'S, lomit elmer St0ue bcs &OnI92
yeopolO Don SelQien. 9ie 9fcglcruug g1O
tbm audi ocu 9luitrug iur 2lnIcrtiguu9 elmer
Statue ocS yoro ScNcOnaIitlO flir Die SStlI-
mtnltcr 2lbtti.
Wiartt mno SDrIc.
Souo on, II. ScStmbtr.-&er. StaatCu-
Sbllgatloucn: 4.pro;. l233, outo 44pr0;.
1867. - 9lttieu: a. Is. y. 33, oltto EuOr.
pros. 4, Canada &0cliit IA, Grit 1913,
90. Hrior. 90, SuS.<GeUtral 100, Nttrltdu
434, St.YGul 81 I, 9tewsO sOoYf-&cuwul 1913,
Yennmlpauicn 5l4, Hco0ug IA, 0tcylcNus
Central ~.
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Sic SipiIpieuit= q, n Iiuacu.

SSie unitnnig peridieOeue Der Giuiloienit-
Eriifungeu iino, geht aus einem per0nents
ltdten 9luirui Der Giuiloienit Gommiiiiou
9erpor: iiir Die 9lbtbcilung iiir Yian;elrz
Eotbologie plrO ein Seamter geiud)t, Der
ein uiiienlhaftlif 9ebilbeter Sotanifsr uuO
.Qiitroitopiit iein mnB unO OaS gldnSeuOe
@cbalt BON $1,000 erbalten iou. Die Gipil=
pienIt- Gommiliiou mirO Oteieu iungen Sc
lebrten, Der entid)ieOeu cine lluiueriitGt alb
iO!ptrt babcu iollte, i'll iolgenpeu Ginqeu
prilIen: 9fcdtid)relben, 60uifreiben, glb,
idlreiben, Srieiidreben, Hetneu, @ebroud)
0e5 Suiammcngeletten 0GfroitopS, Yilan-
Senbeltimmun9, 9lnIeguug eine8 0erbG=
rlums.
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Ser Senti9e Gorreiponoent,
3dsIit. ipohentIid, uao Sonntass,

AuSIINf IUuutHtItul HIIU SUNlIluYS1
q. Gaine, Giscmtbmmer nno 8coaftenr,
euopeitsgde 8altimoresStra uno goit>SfTce spe.
aSres bes tasIidIen @IatteS, burdp 2rdser in Bali
ttmore uno in Der giad,baritoft beior9 121s @ts.;
tagiid,e uHb Spnntase :slusgabe 15 Cts. pro
gsode, ,SabIbar poent an ole bas SIatt beioreenoeH
Srdeer.-SaaIidl nebn 2unntag gs Nus gabc uRter
Notwithstanding $3.50 pro Sabr, fur fiirsere
Seit i'm SerbdltRiB; fir bic nod1cutIid,c Musgabc
NIT SorHtassbIatt, portoirei, nit gbMs iiir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sdbr, racp irssno eirem Srte bes SnIauz
bes, 81 noh europa. Spnntae 8 saiussabe 81
pro Sabr.-fSas bette urb biuialtc oeutidle 9Iatt
IN ben 0iitteIz uno SIbiaaten.
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Eoitamt5 Snipeftoreu babeu iOsbeu eineu
Stem Yorter pgriimaareu-" z 1lpiuoler,
welder Dem Yoitmeiiter III 9llber, Yiid,.,
ctn mOtcntlid)e5 Saldr paiiir angeboten
Bate, ibm ieine Correspondent, bur9 Oa5
Oortige Yotamt beiolgeu Su laiieu, in Sol9e
Der pom gOitmciiter gemad)ten 9lnSeige ieitz
geuOmmen. Senc ShwluOler, meld)e in
9iep.Y Yort mo ouoeren grOBeu StdDteu bos
0auomerf gelegt mOrbeu lit, ideiuen iid)
Jest Oaraut 3u uerlegcn, Die Yoitmeiter in
fleinercu Srtcn Ourdl Geitefuug sur Goope-
ration nit linen Ill uemirutu.
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Dlilau uuD Watalie.

Belgrao, y. DECEMBER. - Sn Der
Stupti9iua entId)ieb beute cine Nlaioritdt
gegen etne llebermeiiung oeS Don Der Gr=
aOnigin ytatalte unterbreiteten Memorau-
buns III SeSug aui ibr 3erwiiriniB mil benz
GreS0ni9 DttIan uuO gegeu cine ofientli6e
Gr0rterung oenelbeu. Die 2iberaleu per.
lieben barauThin in corpore Die &ammer.
Die Ntajorltlt beihloB, Die 3egentlt)ait III
.riuheu, Sd)ritte su er9reifcn, um oas gntz
iteben ipeiterer llnannebmlidfeiten aus ben
Ghewirren 0iiIan's NIB 9iatalieus ~ per-
bitten.
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9aS Goaite iiir @aierbauten bat ent=
idieOen, fetue 6iuB= unO !pafenbiQ in Die
lem Sabre auf;utellen. GinTal inn nid)t
geniigeuo gelber uorbanSen, unD banu HuB
aui allen Sciten lo uiel, ais m0glid), gelport
werDen, I'M r0s 9eiSit nidlt III groB per.
BEN su laneu. Der gr0Bte Ibeil Der paiir-
ten Sorlugeu sur Grridltung oiientlidler Sc
bauoe wtrO besbalb au6 nm platOniid)e Gr-
tolQe reprdlenttren, Oa man llld)t Die u0tbi=
gen Gelbcr sur Ausiiibrung Der Sauten au=
mclIen pirO, uub Die &erlegenbeiteu, meld)e
aus Otcieu SillS erma6ien miiTen, merOeu
and ELL Sbeil Der @rbldaft ieiu, peld)e Die
Gepnblltaner Dem na6iteu Oemofratldeu
SQue liberlaiieu.
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2oubon, y. 9eSember.-5n elmer beute
ftcttseiunoeneu GOuferenS Der "Aborigines
Protection Society" elmer 9nSabl Dtitglie-
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i6luB augeuommeu, pelder Die 6egierunq
aufioroert, cine lluteriufuu9 iiber Die uon
eugliiden 6orldung8reiienoen unb anbereu
Abenteurern in Geutral 9tirifa uerIbteu
@reueltbateu ein;ulelteH.
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Sfa5mciitcr S,uitnn's Yprid)las sur De
feitiguns DER @elnflemme'

%unoe8iNatmeiiter l6utOn ifldgt nor,
OaS lm Sdapamte befinOlife, gr6BtentbcilS
aus 0albbouaritiiden beitebeuoe Sllberz
SIeiugelo. i!ir uelteS feline ytahirage eriz
ltirt unO meld)es oaber Don feiuem Jtuteu
lit, al baS 9ulliOn=9onto Su iibertrogen,
Dem S6atamteiefretdr Silber Certificate
Nafiir auslieIIeu unO oa8 Silbcr iobNlo ais
mO9l1 III Stanoaroz Dollars umprGgcn Su
lalien. Die Grfulation niiroe blerburd)
un1 cine betrQdtlide SumnIe pernebrt luerz
Den, IND Die MtaBnabme Oiirf,e Dem Sch
martte Sur groBeu Grelfternng 9eretd)en.
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Srano unS 2ebensperIuit in einer 9prieuan
fabrif.

gSarifau, u. DECEMBER benz
TirIteu HubeSfp geb0rtge YoSellauiabrif
III Gulielow brannte beute nieoer, mo ad)t
4rbeiter fameu III Oem brennenoen @ebduOe
1tn1in NshPn
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12
THE PLANS OF THE COMPANY IN DEVELOPING THE,
PROPERTY

Valley
should bought lands the Aessando
e far those plans been perfected and they affect public
perfected
making the the the
have acquainted with the SYSTEM have
heartily approved of the
irrigation district that
with
thought best include the district The of forming
that district has already commenced.
formed sell the class Bear Valley
in O district their value,
This equal heretofore four
pipe
sold
other land district will for their
will their distribution 5000 land in time
rgaion next
will $50 which is
saving what the
No rental be paid until
bonds onetenth the face the This will
smaller each
will all paid and then the will be
little the
expected
will be such that the annual rental be increased
10th mu forever
The will measured the delivery within the limits the
district
AMMoNP K1TcH1Ne
Company VcePresdent Valley and Company
Valley and Aessandro Development Company
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12

county of San Bernardino, both at the
time of the filing of the petition, the
making of the order for thewrit, and the
issuance OF the writ ITSELF.
The constitution of the state of Cali
fornia (Sec. 5, Art. g. provides: "Said
courts (Superior) and their judges shall
have power to issue writs of mandamus,
certiorari, prohibition, quo warranto,
and habeas corpus, on petition by or on
behalf of any person in actual custody
in their respective counties"
Sec. 1475 of the penal code declares:
"The writ of habeas corpus" may be
granted.
''2. By the superior courts, or judge
thereof, upon petition by or on behalf
of any person restrained of his liberty
in their respective countless" and sub
division of section rs of the Code of
Civil Procedure, is identical.
Second. That l had no power or au-
thority to serve the writ without the con-
fines ofmy own county.
Further, as showing my animus in
the matter, you complain that did not,
after arresting Willett, lodge him in the
county jail; to that / will answer, there
was no need OF it, as there was regu-
larly appointed officer of the state of
Texas ready and waiting to receive at
my hands, and whose receipt for Will
lett's person now hold; further, the
warrant issued by the governor of the
state of California was positive, ito
arrest and secure the said Nathan Will
lett, wherever he may be found within
this state, and deliver him into the GUS
tody of said o. A. Bexley, to be taken
back to the state from which he fled,
pursuant to the said requisition.
If had adopted any course other
than that pursued by me, l should have
failed in my duty, have been recreant
to my oath of Office, and liable on my
official bond; / submit that subsequent
events have proven that my distrust OF
Willett, and precaution against his
escape, were not excessive or un-
founded. M. q. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff L, A, Co,
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12
BROTHER-IN-LAW BALL.
Guarded by Small Army of Deputy
Sheriffs,

-Four of Sheriff Aguirre's deputies,
weighted down with small arms, went
down to Norwalk on Friday evening to
guard John Ball, the brother-in-law of
Nathan Willett, who was to be brought
there from Cotton under arrest, on
charge of assaulting his wife, who is
Willett's sister.
Ball is the man who gave the Texas
authorities the information which led to
Willett's arrest. He is very unpopu-
lar man at Norwalk, and when it was
learned that he would be brought back
on Friday night, there was considerable
talk about giving him coat OF
short shrift and long rope. The Off
and took Ball to Downey, where he was
locked up for the night. Yesterday
morning he was arraigned by Justice
Gray, of that place, and released on
$3.50 bail. The sheriff and deputies re-
turned him to this city and turned him
loose.
The sheriffseems to have acted through
out this business as if the Norwalk resi-
dents were set of lawless, desperate peo-
pie, ready to resist officers of the law, or
to do any act of violence.
Ball says that after he left his wife, he
went back to Texas, where he was
forced to tell where Willet. lived. This
is gauzy story, and little credence is
put in it. AS the charge against his
brother was revived just after, Ball re-
turned to Texas, it is reasonably sup
posed that he had an active part in re-
viving it.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12
1T MAY BE MURDER.
A Quarrel Over Game of Pool Ends
in a StabbinQ.

At O'Clock this morning the 19-year-
old son of Officer Appel, of the police
force, was seriously stabbed by Swede
named Joseph Doll, at the Plaza. Young
Appel's assailant became involved in an
alteration over the result of game of
pool in one of the Chinese pool rooms
near the Plaza engine house, and was
elected from the place. He and friend
OF Appel's quarreled in the roadway for
few minutes, when Appel suddenly
fell to the ground and shovted that he
had been stabbed. Doll attempted to
run away, but he was captured
by Officer Craig and citizen, and a
large clasp knife was taken from him. He
was sent up to the city Jail in the patrol
wagon. and was locked up on the charge
of assaulting Appel with a deadly weap-
on. Appel, who was bleeding profusely
from wound in his abdomen, was car
ried into the office of the Pico house,
and DIR. J. j. Choate was hastily sum-
moned to his assistance. A knife
wound five inches long, which pene-
trated through the wall of the abdomen,
was found upon examination, and the
PATIENTS condition was considered to be
so critical as to render his removal from
the floor OF the Office unsafe.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12
FIFTEEN DOLLARS BAIL
A BRUTE SET FREE ON INSIGNIF-
ICANT BONDS.
"Dr." William Meffert Charged With AS
saulting Tessie Plummer-His Victim
Tells Horrible Story of His Depravity
and Brutality.

In the police court yesterday morning,
William Meffert appeared before JUS
tice Austin for arraignment upon the
charge of battery, preferred against him
by young woman named Tessie Plum
mer. Upon entering his plea of guilty
to the charge, he was ordered to reap
pear at 2 O'Clock p. m. for sentence but
at that hour was represented by counsel,
and asked to withdraw his plea of guilty
and substitute that of not guilty therefor.
His request was complied with and he
was released upon bail in the sum of
SIS, to reappear for trial on Thursday
morning next at IL o'clock.
The case is one of those which, unfor-
tunately, occur only too frequently in
this city, but as rule
the victims themselves are reluctant to
be dragged into publicity, and their
cowardly assailants thus escape the pun
ishment they so richly deserve.
Meffert, who processes to be physi-
clan, affects to be a gentleman, and in
variably dresses in the height of fashion,
but his actions belle his appearance. The
Plummer woman informed the police
authorities that Meffert formerly lived
upon the earnings of her sister, who
subsequently died in the coun-
ty hospital. He subsequently
attempted to compel Tessie to
support him, and failing in this he en-
deavored to coerce her by brute force.
She asserts that he is already the &C.
knowledged lover of three or four unfor-
tunate women of the demi-monde; but
in spite of all this, he visited her in her
room in the WE'LL block, on South Main
street, and because she refused to give
him money the brute struck her on the
head with his fist and knocked her
down.
Strange to say, Justice Austin
admitted Meffert to bail in
the small sum of SIS, and
the probabilities are that the defendant
will prefer to forfeit this small sum than
to stand his trial upon such charge.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-12

With such proof as the following letter from
W. H. Dean of No. 27S Seventh street, New
York. it is not necessary to make the bare as
sertion that ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsTERs cure
lumbago. Mr.. Dean says;
"Some ten days ago l was taken with very
violent pain in the small of my back. 1t was so
severe that 1 could hardly breat the; every
movement caused great agony. 1 finally found
out it was lumbago. Being entirely helpless, a
friend sent to druggist and got two ALLCocK' S
POROUS PLAsTERs; these were well warmed and
applied to my back, one above the other. In
half an hour. to my great delight and surprise,
I found the pain began to abate. In two hours
l was able to walk out and attend 10 my bus
mess, the pain being almost gone. Next day I
was all right, but continued wearing the
plastes for week.