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cALiFohNtA CRor OUTLOOK.
aIkSro, May "A message was for.
ued ecday by Sergeant Rsnrick 10 the chief
sspaa l ealcsr at Washington station that Ire
- crop here has been badly affected by ex-
~ winter rains. Thousands OF trees were
uscd along the sseram INTO river. Fruit
upper Sacramento valley Is good, and
viii average about hail crop Grapes.
-s0 arsiec's and cherries are good.
PACIFIC COAST rAtlrKxa
fsssusco. Nay f. Erudssrfsss agency
ssventy-eighi failures Ia the Pacific
= - rates aud territories for Aprii. with assets
~. LEU Ard liabilities OF $ssAasa % compared
- ne TOT the previous month. with asSess of
50 and liabilities Of si.2el. ses. and Is fer
transporting month OF iSss, With assets Of
vsxsIss aud liabilities of xsse SD
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FsS g. TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR FONTS
NoRTH1RN PACIFIC RAILROAD
TIE line = take 10 Ill points East snA
south, II u the DINING cAR ROUTE 10
nns tn,ousA vssuhuled Trains every
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change Of earn
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpasssd Pm.
nan Drawing Room elespeu q
latest equipment
-roURIsT sIxEPIN0 CARR
Dcae that can b constructed and in which
Recommendations are both r1KE and furn.saed
ios holden Of dfst OF second-ciaas tickeu. aud
EIEaAxr pAy coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with all lines
a9ording direct end uninterrupted service
IN sdvancs through any agent Of the rcd -
THROUGH TlCKKTS
To and nom Ill points IN America. England
ana Europe can b purchased at any ticket
Leave Seattle Ct sos q N daily; arrive q
Minneapolis or St Paul at $40 p. N.
PACIFIC DIvrsroN.-Arrive q Seattle sss m,
Olympia and Chehaln express: S:i5 p m, T.
Leave seattle s:es n. through TAIN for
ana e oS1a saS CSsi.: sap,: sa?';'.
m, Portland and South
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. els
rant day coached: finest palace dining car be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Flil Information concerning rsssa time Of
trains. routes and other details furnished q
4. 5. caXRTToN. Asst. Gen. Pass. AT,
~ Pint So: Cor: Warrington. Portland. o.
seattle DEPOT. foot Of 1nird s.rses
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GrKMEs, Wash, April IA. 1880.

GuEMEs, Wash, April IA. 1890.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
NV Dear Sir-I will write you one more
letter and mail II myself. ! have written
you three and sent them to be mailed, and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them.
Doctor. you remember was sick with
rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up and
was suffering terrible pain, but am very
glad to DO able to tell you that am we'll
once more after such long. painful suffer
ing, and cannot thank you enough for
what you have dsne for me. will always
take your medicine no matter what sick
ness have, 50 please accept my thanks.
/ am coming TO Seattle soon. and win
surely come and see you. remain Is
ever, yours sincerely.
HENRY c. EDENS.
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LIVERPOOL May a-wheat-Ffrmer; Cali
sornia spot lets. ss17s 2ssd: OF coast,
SIS sdass Cd: Just shipped, SIS %: nearly due,
ssa caryocs OF coast. and on passage. asies
bat firm.
English country markets generally dearer.
French markets firm. Wheat and -four In
Paris quiet.
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70 Young and MiddIs-Ausd 1lel
BLOOD AND SKIN DlSEASE9

syphilis. . Disease most dreadful IN il resul1A
completely eradicasod-
Ulcers. Catarrh. etc. permanently c0no4
where Others have failed.
Kidney, Urinary and Bladder complains
psiniul, dsncult, teo frequent. burning -
bloody urine. high colored or with milky eo4lDa
ment on standing. weak ack. gonorrhOo, gleo&
cystisis.. promptly and safely CARED. Chasyw
reasonable.
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Leaves n ". BAKER q Cas- wharf every Tuee
&sy q To 4 n sor PORT Townesnd. seqrim,
Eeu DEnfen~ss, Porf Anselcs. Crescent BaJ,
Isse Rive: ana Pyshs. carrying treagAs and pos-
sengsyx. II. J. lPsETT. xAnaxor.
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NV TRixNrNss

NPENENU nav EhiNNENtsA
We received SATURDAY PER exrrwss from New
.sas r.mps. fronsx San nsts. etc. Chester
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QUICKEST THE 10 oLYxrIA
KAMILCHII AND CRAPS HARBoR.
TIE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrNoNAA.

(Aoo Oppouuon UCeu
Leaves Tacoma from the N. p. wharf daily. ex.
cept Sunday, as Z q N. sharp. Returning,
leaves Kamilohis l2:lS p. m; Olympia, Up M;
steamers reaching Seattle Ct p. m, and which
ere through boats for whatcom and way rointA
Leaves Baker 4 Hacon's dock, loot Of Union
street, seattle, for Tacoma, ct p m, sunday.
N. B.-This boat must be taken from t.
coma fog Gray's Hsrbof country, being TIE
only THROUGH BOAT.
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FINANCIAL.
pRxApMrFFs.

LONDON. May a-Dar silver. per ounce. s25
fine. ed BANK Of England discount rate,
r<sr eauL
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DuaEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK, o. 81.
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchsnxe
transfer money by telegraph 10 any part OF
the United States and Europe. receive
deposits Of money and Issue pas
books or certificates therefor
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, n. NJ Rothschilo Sons.
Paris De RothschiId Freres
Frankfurt A. NJ. l. Won steigor d Co.
New Yok agency OF Rank OF California
Chicago. Commercial National Bank
Boston, Suffolk National Bank
San Francisco, the Bank Of California
Portland. the First National Bank.
BAILEY GATZERT. President
T. r. FERRY.....-............ Vice Pres. den1
J. FTRiH..--.4...--.. .................. Cashier
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J. KEiTH WILSON. Manager
Branches: San Francisco. Cal, Portland Or,
Tacoma, Wasn.. Vic oria, vanconvsr. Ssss wcst.
nlinkter. Nsnalmo ana kamlo9ps. Is. G.
General banking business Transacted; foregr
exchanges bought md sold: dtsfts and ssse-
graphic transfsrs sold on tae hansa branches;
also on New Yors. Chieago. canada saa Hong
Kong. Depoxits rscesvea subject 10 check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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ITO NoxTHsANo AND ALL PoNIS OF
CRAPS HARBoR

4U011 SOUND 4 GRAY-o HARBoK Z =
nlsagh In one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchte q p -
Win steamer from Seattle.
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0enereRal banking business transacted.
sight and telegraphic exchange. payable in all
the principal cities OF the Cnilxa 81 aies
and Eurora
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TO THE LADIES.

We give mces carefal and ccnsidora1o .akeonp
Non 70 diseases Of women and cAlldron- u -
disease or IL the common rcstns docects iall -
care yar. remembes the celebrated epec1oltoU
cure you when others fail- The spocialls14 ~
tktaed In every department Of medical and our.s
eicsl experience The professor hes had yeat4
81 experience in the hospitals Of Brooklyn 81
New York, formerly special professor - Woe
Of the most successful and best known GynoooH
logical specialists in this country.
10 Young and MiddIs-Aged Nh.
Losses Physical Decay, arising hen indiooe0
ton, producing aleeplsssnssA degponoe04ys
pimples on she face, aversion 70 society," se1lQ
study or business. and linda ffo . burden
safsly. permanently and speedily cured
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cTEANKR MoUNrAINEER
LEAVES
Harrington 4 Smiths wharf. foot Of washing
ton street. . q m daily, and returning,
except Sundays. for
COLBY, BROOKLYN, BRICKYARDS.
NrrCHELLss POINT, SIDNEY and head OF
PORT ORCHARD.
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DACIIIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
dispatch steamers from Seattle - follews:
For Ian Francisco. via Port Townsend ana
board at p. m.I Arr's :, 4 lS Is. Is. a. and
eveFy ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: Apris and g. 4 m.
oound ports: Ats Z n. April ., 10. Is 20 3.
%. and every dve days thereafter.
Tickets may Be obtained at the once q II
company Of Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALL, PERKINS 4 CO., San Eranc1Dc0
II. McLKLLAN. Spperintendent Seattle
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CHYcAeo, May A--Cattle-RecoiptA 5000,
quiet ana easier: beevcs ts9s 90: steers g. 7oe5;
stockers and feeders, sagaso; Texas grassers
and corn led steers. a. pot9ssc
Hoss-Rsceipts. 1900 weak, aud Sc lower;
mixed and light Nlosa. %: heavy, tsoaAss.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady natives. s+te625,
Western corn-fcd. E<a6 10; TexAna tASaeo
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VIyAsHIN0fOu SAVINGS BANK-Mook
w Dofased undex the territorial lava
CAPITAL SOON
cvHrKRs
Wv. Dearborn Pres;dsnA
D. b. Dearborn Vice sreade1G
!. ~. Aiggius- .CaAhies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-02

f5f
Nj. P. r. Hoeies vis1nsa Wsaessine,
6ring.
m. samuel Clark Of Sidney vas in he
I - Sssssdsy.
H.. 4. II. Spear II Gardner vss Ia IL
- saturday,
~ Journal esjsysd . pIsassas csp y~,.
4 e,sasy from Nf. Charles z. Alien Of Dres.
=.
N. via n. Harvey es Ptssa.ld vas IN
:. eisv calling o. oll scsvsias,,oes SaA.,.
-.
Han. WIN, L. Putnam and vile Of Pan.
"a soeuk the sabbath with M. q. r.
r.ste, sed family Of mis- eity
r..,. (. "a he . h~.,;.. AZ N. p.;,,.s
r.-~s.siooer, At Portland hi. .f,s,uoo,
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Tho Raymond & Whiteomb Excus
aious to the Yeltovstous Park.

Ii goes without saying that Raymond
Whtconb excursion embodies the best ar
range ments that can be made for sigbt-see.
ing in any region The public learned
long ago that the tours managed by this
firm differ essentially from ordinary excur-
sions, where eheapness IL made the sole
consideration. The Yellowstone National
Park trips have from the Hrst been con
spicuous examples Of the fact ihs. Messrs
Raymond 4 Whitcomb always "get the
best" For the coming season FIVE different
tours through the park have been arranged.
these being in addition to the ALASKA ex-
cnrsiop, which includes the Ye'lowstoB re-
gion returning, the outward journey being
over shs 'pietsresqus Canadian Pacific iau-
way. The dates Of departure from Boston
AYs July II and 81. August u and IS. and
September IL. 10 every instance an entire
week will be passed within the park It
should be noed that the price Of the tou,
has heen i. eAsi from n vious years.
Besides those trips and the Alaska excur.
sions. Msssrs R,vmond & Whi,comb an
nouaee Thirty Summer Tours" to leading
Eastern resorts. Deslii2ti circulars
will be mailed free on application to the
office Of the firm. 29G Washington street,
opposite School street. Bosom
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New Corporstlops.

The following corporations fled cer,in
Gates at the Secretary Of States Office Fri
day snd Saturday;
The Franco American Patent Can Open
Ing Company Of Maine. Principal Off e
Portland. Capital stock. 81. 900; paid In
sothing; par valae shares. ei0O. ifesi
dent, C. r. Mattocks; Treasurer, Frsderi,
Jone,. Business to be prosecuted. nsskini
snd dealing in ,iaplate receptacle, snl -
p!iances for opening same.
Electric Insulated Clutch and Transmit
nr Company. Principal eiiice. Portland
Capital stoex, ti, 000. 600; paid in. s25: pal
value shares. 50. President. W +. Sher
nan; Treasurer. o. s. Bates. Business q
be prosecuted. dealing 10 all kinds Of ma
ehinery.
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We also carry the largest variety Of
Bedding Bros, Knitting Silks, Sewing,
Embroidery, Wash, Royal Silks, Flosses,
etc. They are the best in the world.
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WmfsEY. ArrLETox AND MAcr CoScsar.
OF J. Williams Macy. that inimitabie
Prince OF Humorists who Is to take part in
the Whitney. Appleton. Macy concert. =
Granite Hall on Friday evening, June C.
the Boston Herald Of Dec. 20, 1886. has
the following very favorable press notice
"Mr J. Williams Macy Of New York,
bufio basso, vas the fAvosite Of the even.
ing. having struck the right key when he
sang his mhthful song. "A jolly good
Laugh His laugh was contagious aud
the audience were soon In an up
roar. They were having to- good a time
to let him 20 AMI he was recalled twice. Ia
part second he also received = double en-
core and even then the audience were not
satisfied"
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Bo,ls. csrbsuncles. aal eruptioas Of all
hind, are n.tu'e's first, thro~ of poi
son from the bioe This result may be
ncco a,,,li.ted much more efiectuAiiy, As
well M sgTe.sbiy. through the proper ex
eretary channels, by the use Of Ayer's
Ssdssparilla.
jim, 2 leod&v
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Sbiloh's Cough ard Consumption Cure 10
sold by US on guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption. For sale at G. Is. Murphy's.
ialvsd&w wch~ky
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Lace Curtains.
EuQ ( China Silk Curtains.
window Shades, etc

Our 70 cent Curtain Is generally sold
at 81. 10, our better grades are proper
tionally low.
Ladies'! we have many Novelties in
Felt Lambrequins, Mantel Borders,
Scarfs, Cheaille Table Covers, Linen
Stamped Goods which will interest YOU.
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A handsome complexion 10 one Of the
grsafest charms womsn can possess.
poxxoni's Complexion Powder gives It.
may 2Gdlw
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Group. Whooring Cough and Bronchitis
immediately relieved bv Shilohs Cure.
For sale at G. g. Mnrphv's.
iulv sdkv vrhwkv
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Shilohs Vitahxer is what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of Appetite. Disxiness.
anil all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price
81 90 and - cents per bottle. Fur ale ct
&. Is Murphy.
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Gee ,aionaily the wisest people puzzle
long and unsuccessfully over the simplest
things. bu. il IL simply astonishing tn sec
the wise. the foolish and the common
sense mor,als puzsing their thinking facul.
ties about getting NAL into letter b,..s.
Thea too, many OF them get snxi,us from
the fact tina, letter dropped into y bsx
rests In plain viev on the iron table mt
the slide Is allowed to drop back into I'll, .
One carrier tells of woman stsal ing
guard over = box in a much distressed st.'e
Of mind, She sail that when sh, pu. her
letter in. tho box was ~ full that shere
wasn't room for 1t and that she hal e,tc
into the house to get something to poke it
down with, When she retarnei and op'ned
the slide the letter had disappeared. and
had been stolen. The carrier explained to
her the workings Of the slide AMI table. bat
sh vas no, Thoroughly consinoei that her
letter hal not been stolen until be hal
unlocked the h,y. Kicked up the mail and
given her chance to see her letter.
Seth Williams Post 10 under great sbl-
cations to the following persons for Eener-
ous contributions of flowers for Memorial
Day Mrs. J. Woodward. Miss Annie NJ
Cony. Miss Alice Russell. Miss N. Lover
ing. G. A. YeAton. M,s. Nichols. Mrs. W.
H. Libby. Mrs. W. Il. s. Whitman. Rev.
]. NJ. wyman. Mira. A. W. Philbt"ok, Mrs.
r. B. Capcn. Mrs.. A. p. Small. Mrs. Geo.
W. vickery. Lu Glid,len. Mrs. A. NJ. Will
liams. Mrs J. f Judd. Jobnnle Dutton.
Nj" Eliza Nave. Mrs. \. G. Sargent.
Marisn Heath. Filth Bickneil. Mrs. Dill.
Mrs, Nellie Tibbetts. Alton Wall. Samuel
Titcamh. William Titc,mb. Misc Flora
Cross. Mrs. n. 4. Chandler. Mrs. DR..
Frederick. Hyseman barker. Miss Susie
Copp. Mrs. Dr.. B. T. Sanborn. Bowditch
1 Webster.
A man rather advanced Ia sears. hailing
from Augusta, by the nam Of VIM. Cos
sNbst. iett III NJ ptuekeek sNfcaM ms wen
ing from the Railroad bridge. says the
Rangor Commercial. The splash in the
water drew the attention of some men
standing near and through their c6ofts the
an!rcky fellow was dragged upon terra
6rma. Being taken to the police station
he vas rolled in blankets and laid beside
The steam pipes TO dry out. He received
no injury from his unexpected bath but
II was narrow escape from drowning and
sill no doubt make him more careful
In the future how he stands on bridee.
star ess:ng after having imbibed.
Happy White vas ON trial before the
Municipal Court Saturday on the charge OF
assault, drunkenness, etc.. and vas put nm
der $500 bonds TO keep the peace and vss
committed. II N aisefcasion with 4.
Getchell nursday be Knocked Tie tAsEer
down aaa psrssel Ain % his houe. JaAs<.
Andr~vs eshaeasly irsn his long exsestsscs
sith Waite i 81 The ef;sios shae The afta
place II ~ feilsv ~ reraris dc paa1is
~ Wb1A Hnsele = ~ Ia. -
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Marriieo.
SOMERSET

SOMERSET.
In Vin.land. y. J., May 20, Mr.. Leander G.
Bates n ar field Centre. and Mrs. Della l.. kist-
ler,f Nisclana.
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AUGUSTA, Nay 2, 80.
What is ths R & g.?
Why, it = he finest corset
for the moaey you ever saw.
It is silk stitched throughout,
perfect in shape, and fits like .
glove.
It costs you $1.00, but . bet
ter corset for the money You
never saw.
Yes we have received from
the importers . line of gloves
that surpasscs anything in the
shape of a glove we have ever
shown.
1t is q ten hooked and laccs
to the palm of the hand, thus
making a perfect fitting glove,
and for durability it cannot be
matched.
They cost you $3.50, but
for the quality it is q bargain,
and we warrant every pair.
Our spring garments are
the best values to be found,
and our immense trade in
them this spring guarantees
our statement.
We have just opened our
line of parasols and it gives
us pleasure to show them to
one and all.
Our line of dress goods is
complete.
Give us a call and we will
convince you that our goods
are as represented.
PHILBROOK & LEIGHTON.
tan1SdeOd6m
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Tokeep pace with our already popular
reputation Of Genuine Bargains, we are
Offering this week
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BOWOOlN COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS for admIs Jun TO CoiIese
II wta n. kvsi 4 TIE IL a~ land Lerfure
tss-sn. Nsssseisu-<rt> usli. % t,iias aud satsf
asy. Jus. 9Th al .-ih so.i on tr,siay aud saiuf-
las. segts ns,,er Izth asL tHh, b. CLAIMING each
day AZ = A. ~ Az css.iidai<s ms-s BE- present.
% Frtasy rncrnsnx-
WILLIAM Dew. HYDE, Prrsssers.
Ersaaxi.k. Mar 18th. isR
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-13
PERSONAL.

F. B. Goodrich, of Pasadena, is at the
Nadeau.
is. Tiffin is at the Nadeau from Will
liams, A. 7.
F. Estudillo of San Jacinto is at the
Hollenbeck.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Nelson of St.
Louis are at the Hollenbeck.
j, Sam P. Walker and A. S. Cohn are
San Franciscans at the Hollenbeck.
San Franciscans at the Nadeau are A.
Werplanck, w. Rolls and George X.
Burton.
Mrs. E. w. Freeman, Mrs. d. J Evans
and Mrs. Koetry OF San Bernardino are
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Patton, Miss
Wilson and Miss Shorb, of San Gabriel,
are at the Nadeau.
Hon. John r. Berry, collector of the
fport of San Diego, is at the Nadeau.
He will return to his home this after
noon.
Or. j. +. Cowles has returned from
Che east, bringing with him Mrs. Cowles,
whom he found at Chicago. The we'd
p ding occurred very recently.
The Misses Chandler, daughters of
Hon. jeff Chandler, of St. Louis, will
arrive here tomorrow, on two months
visit, and will be the guests of Mr.. Bur-
dette, vice-president of the Terminal
Railroad company, at SO4 Twenty-third
street.
George Darby. who did some of the
twirling for the Los Angeles club last
winter, returned last evening from the
sand OF the snow. Darby has distin-
guished himself since his departure on
many eastern diamonds and will prob
ably wear st. Louis uniform next sea-
son. Last month he played with st.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-13

Louis in the series of games for the
championship of Missouri. He did the
pitching in one or more games and
proved successful. Darby will play
with one OF the Southern California
clubs this winter.
James L. Houghteling, l. H. Dwight,
D. E. Hamilton and D. Perry Morgan,
all OF Chicago, are at the Westminster,
They are all large stockholders in the
Cable railway, and inspected the lines
yesterday with HoE. j. F. Crank, the
president.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-13
NEWS NOTES.

Robert Y. Mcbride was yesterday pre-
sented with a twelve-pound boy by his
amiable wife.
United States Deputy Marshal Marsh
left for the north yesterday to arrest a
man who has sold whisky to Indians.
The steamer Eureka from San Fran
cisco arrived at Redondo yesterday
morning with 81 tons of merchandise.
The board of supervisors is still can
vassing the vote. 1t is not anticipated
that they will conclude the work before
Saturday.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office for John Farrell,
w. r. Mcfarland, Adolf Scheffier and
Mrs. A. M. r. Gordon.
A sandstorm which blew in the desert
yesterday, overcast the sun during the
major part of the day, and gave gloomy
appearance'to the city.
The first musicale and literary enter
rtainment of the season, will be given at
the Hanna college on Eighth and Hope
streets, on Friday evening at s O'Clock.
The promoters of the Belt Electric
Railroad company, it is rumored, are
negotiating for the purchase of the
franchise of the Second-street cable road,
providing the bonus subscribed can be
transferred with the right OF way.
I The Spanish-American Democratic
club held a large and enthusiastic meet
ing last evening, at which a resolution
endorsing Frank A. Mauricio, for the
Office OF city auditor, was unanimously
passed. Speeches were made by A.
Orfila, Don M. Marquee and others.
Isaac d. Ruff, brakeman in the en-
lploy OF the. Santa Fe company, at the
Needles, was fatally injured on Monday
night by being crushed while at work.
He died on Tuesday morning, and the
body was brought to this city last night,
and received by Colonel 1. r. Dunkel-
berger, an uncle of the unfortunate.
Shortly after3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the inmates of Frank Hicks resi-
dence on the corner of Eleventh and
Main streets, were aroused by the cook,
who had been awakened by three men
attempting to effect an entrance to her
room by the window. The police were
notified by telephone, and mounted Off
Ger Huston was despatched to the scene,
but the intruders had disappeared and
pno' clue as to their identity could be OBJ
tained.
Rudolf Wittke, an elderly German.
was arrested on the east side last night
as insane. and was lodged, after des-
perate struggle, in the city Jail. He was
wandering about the streets of East Los
Angeles with lantern in one hand and
q club in the other, and when stopped
by Officer Craig he made so desperate
resistance that it required the combined
efforts of Captain McKeag and officers
Richards and Craig to hold him until
the arrival OF the patrol wagon.
q manber of people are in the habit of
fastening their horses and buggies to
posts by means of chain and paddock
on the principal thoroughfares. Although
! this might not cause any trouble in the
daytime, it does at night when the street
sweepers are at work. 1t is impossible
tor them to clean the streets when they
cannot move the vehicles that are in the
way. Numerous complaints have lately
oeen made to the chief of police about
thc matter, and if people persist in lock-
ing their horses to posts after this, the
spadlocks will be broken and the vehicles
removed.