Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
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Ex-King Milan, of Servia, has arrived
in London.
Queen Regent Emma, of Holland, has
taken the oath of Office.
The Philadelphia hat manufacturing
, firm of Price, Sherman & Co., have as,
signed.
Postal Card Contractor Daggett, OF
Birmingham, Ct., has been declared
bankrupt.
The inhabitants of seven counties in
South Dakota are reported destitute, on
account of failure of crops.
Roberts, Cushman & Co., of New
| York, importers of hatters materials
have made an assignment.
At Evansville, Indiana, Thomas S.
Canin q Son, leading foundrymen, have
failed. Liabilities, 100000; assets in
excess of this amount.
| Insurance Broker Perrin H. Sumner,
who gained much prominence in connec-
tion with the case of the Yonkers sui
eide, has been discharged from custody.
Representatives of the barbed wire
manufacturers of the United States have
met in Chicago to form trust and raise
the price of barbed wire one cent a
pound
Pierre Wibaux, wealthy Montana
cattleman, has begun two suits, aggre-
eating $4,000, against Nelson Morris,
the packer, for breach of contract in a
cattle deal.
Alice Edith Dickason, whose claim to
the estate as the widow of the late
Thomas H. Blythe made her one of the
principals in the trial Of that case, has
moved for new trial.
Fl. M. Silverman & Co., hats, caps
and furs, New York, have assigned. The
firm failed failed twice before The liabilities
each time were compromised at about
33 cents on the dollar.
The father OF John R. Mclean died at
Washington, aged 70. He was pro-
prieto1 and manager of the Cincinnati
Enquirer until fifteen years ago, when
his son assumed charge.
The Cherokee Strip Live Stock asso-
citation is about to offer Chief Mayes
$20,000,000 for the strip. If accepted,
100000 cash will be paid down, and
the remainder in short time.
The will of Daniel B. Fayerweather,
the millionaire leather dealer, bequeaths
$2,100,00O to colleges. Twenty institu-
tions of learning are benefciaries, for
sums ranging from $780, 900 to $500, 900.
United States Minister Ryan, to Mex
leo, is on his way to Washington, hay
ing been summoned there by Blaine for
some reason unknown to himself. He
denies that he contemplates resigning.
1t is stated that FL 900 900 of gold will
be shipped from London to New York
this week, for the assistance of the
banks there. 1t is doubtful if any as
sistance will be sent by the Bank Of
France.
Mrs. Cornellia Miller, who was ar
rested in New York. at the instance of
the British government. on the charge
of receiving $4,000 alleged to have
been embezzled by j. H. Field & Co.
of London, has been discharged.
Dock Smart, United States prisoner,
serving life sentence in the Ohio peni-
tentiary, from Tuscon, Ariz., for at
tempted train robbery, has been par
doned by President Harrison, an inves-
tigation having proved him innocent.
Reports continue to come in of new
sufferers in the collapse of Delamater
Co.'s bank, at Meadville, Pa. Theil
assets are $473 200 and their liabilities
! $545, 900. All the members of the firm
have surrendered all theirpersonal prop
| erty.
At Wellington, Ohio, David Hoke shot
and killed S. L. Sage and then suicided.
Both men were old citizens. Sage kept
grocery store, and Hoke worked for
him. Sage caught Hoke stealing gro-
ceries and demanded settlement,
whereupon the shooting occurred.
At Saginaw, Mich, Louis D. Sanborn,
a member of the Methodist church, and
always considered an exemplary young
man, has left the city, having realized
on forged paper during the last ninety
days to the extent OF over 100000. Pre-
vious to his departure he made an as
signment to his mother, and his liabili-
ties are estimated at over 100000.