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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
Miss Winnie Davis is Welcomed Hon
From Europe by Her Fiance.

Miss Winnie Davis is Welcomed Home
From Europe by Her Fiance.
New York, July 6.-Miss Winnie
Davis, daughter OF Jefferson Davis,
arrived from Europe today on the
steamer La Bretagne. She was wei
coined home by her fiance, Alfred Will
kinson.
Monsignor Bernard O'Reilly was also
passenger on the La Bretagne. He
left here eight years ago to champion
the Irish question in Rome, and faith
fully defended it at the Vatican. The
monsignor said that the English are
making every endeavor to influence the
Vatican and the Irish question, but
the friends of Ireland are constantly on
the lookout, and thus far, with the aid
of the Pope, have managed to hold the
upper hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
THROUGH AN OPEN SWITCH.
Several Los Angeles People Injured in
Central Pacific Collision,

SAN Francisco, July 6.-The Chron-
icte's Elko, Nevada, special says: The
west-bound fast mail collided with a
light engine and some freight cars this
morning at the Lucian side track, near
the Utah and Nevada line. The collision
was caused by the fireman of the light
engine leaving the switch open to
the side track after the train
had backed in. The passenger train
was running about thirty-five miles per
hour when they struck. The fireman of
the light engine, Red Sheeby, had his
arm broken and received severe scalp
wound. Mr. Evans and wife of Detroit.
Miss Nina Lane and Mr.. Johnson of Los
Angeles, and Mr.. Sears of San Francisco,
were slightly bruised in the head, none
seriously. Two drummers named Lon
den and Levy were also received slight
bruises.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A CowARDLY ASSAULT.
An Inoffensive Boy Probably Fatally
Shot by a Drunken Cowboy.

DENVER, July GA Folsom, New
Mexico special to the News says: About
s O'Clock this morning w. III. Riley, an
operator of the Denver and Fort Worth
railroad, stepped into saloon to tran
sact some business with the proprietor
when he was covered by revolver in
grabbed the man and tried to prevent
him from shooting, but Ellis being the
stronger of the two got Riley's head un-
der his arm, placed the revolver back of
the boys neck and fired, the ball pass
ing near the jugular vein, into the left
lung and near the heart, coming out of
the left side. Riley is but 1S years of
age and quiet and inoffensive, while El-
lis is drinking, disreputable cowboy,
considered one OF the toughest charac-
ters IN the country. He is under arrest,
and if the boy dies will probably be
lynched
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
FIVE INNOCENTS DEAD.
Results Of the Industry, Pa, Explosion
A Father Crazed With Grief.


INDUSTRY, Pa.,-Ju.y 6.-Five of the
seven little victims of the powder explo-
ssion last night have died, the last ones
being the nineteen-year-old daughter of
August Smith, Emma Smith, aged nine,
and Charlie Shaw, aged s. The other
victims will recover. The father of young
Brennan is crazed with grief, and last
might tried to kill Smith, the owner Of
the building where the powder was
stored. This morning he wandered
away from home and was found near
Elizabeth, Pa, several miles from In
dustry. A close watch is now being kept
over him. The coroner's jury rendered
a verdict in accordance with the facts as
stated in last nights dispatches, and
condemned the practice of merchants
keeping powder and other explosives
where children have access to them.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
POrtland's Shipping Trade.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 6.-The business
transactions at the custom house here
for the year ending June 3Oth, were as
follows: Value of exports, Sa,S72, ,066 /;
duties on imports, $523, 3,O2z; vessels
entered from foreign ports, So; cleared
for foreign ports, 95; entered from do
mestic ports, 2lS; cleared for domestic
ports, 1872; licenses for coasting trade
granted, 97.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The Cholera Epidemic Increasing.

MADRID, July 6.-The cholera. epi-
demic in Valencis has slightly increased.
Eleven new cases and three deaths are
reported at Toloua, and three new cases
and three deaths at Gambia.
MADRID, July 6.-The cholera returns
from Valencia show a total of 20 new
cases and Is deaths ON Saturday, and a
total of 81 new cases and 13 deaths
on Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Mangled in a. Harvester.

MERGED, July GA young man named
Clinton Landram, recently from Ken
lucky, was driving steam harvester on
the farm of M. B. Sears yesterday, when
his foot was caught in the cylinder,
drawing in his leg to the knee and
crushing it badly. Aphysician was sent
for, but he was unable to save him, he
having lost too much blood. He died in
the night.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07

ject. Nobody ever yet started out to
raise the same sum for charity, but the
men who have had subscriptions for
monuments and such things in charge
realize what a tremendous pull it takes
to drag half million dollars out of the
pockets Of New Workers for sentiment
tai purpose. But fishing and shooting
are different. Once promise a man a
future Of fun and his pocket is open like
a fash.-[New York World.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
THE GRAND CONCLAvE.
knights of Pythias Assembling in Large
Numbers at Milwaukee,.

knights of Pythias Assembling in Large
Numbers at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, July Scamp Carnathan
is occupied tonight by over 1000 mem
bers of the uniform rank, Knights of
Pythias, and before Monday noon the
number in camp will reach five times
that number. The railways running to
milwaukee, have received notice from
connecting lines that nearly 400 cars
will be delivered to them at Chicago be-
lore noon Monday for trans-shipment to
Milwaukee. These include delegations
from nearly every state in the union.
The programme of the week will not
open until Tuesday morning, when
there will be given at the exposition
building monster reception to the su-
preme lodge, which will Immediately
atterward go into session and will hold
daily meetings for two weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A NEW MOVE
The Alaska Commercial Company Sc
cures, Another Contract.

The Alaska Commercial Company Sc
cures Another Contract.
SAN Francisco, July 6.--The Chronicle
states that the Alaska Commercial
Company, which until recently had the
exclusive right to capture seals in the
American waters of Bering sea, has now
secured contract with the Russian
government, granting them the exclus-
i've right to capture seals on the Siber-
ian coast. The number of seals to be
taken is limited, but is not known. 1t
is believed to be very large. The
steamer Karluk, owned by the company,
has recently sailed for Petrofsky, to
capture seals there. The competition of
the Alaska Commercial Company will
be very severe for the North American
Commercial Company. which was re-
Gently awarded by the United States the
sealing privileges in the Bering sea, and
it is believed the effect will be to greatly
reduce the price of skins.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Crispi. Causes a Sensation.

ROME, july 6.-There was an0sher
scene of disorder in the chamber yester-
day, due to Premier Crispi's declaring
that he possessed documents containing
serious charges against the municipal
authorities. at Catania, and refusing to
produce the documents until the proper
time arrives. Signor Imbrini and other
members vehemently protested. against
the prenaier's course.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A Glowing Outlook for Cro,s.

HURON, S. d., July 6.-The crops
throughout South Dakota have made
more rapid growth during the past week
than ever before known in the state.
Reports from all parts of the statesre-
ceeived at the United States signal office
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Hungarian Husband Poisonsrs.

VIENNA, July 6.-The trial of ten
Hungarian women charged with POISON.
ing their husbands concluded yester-
day. Two of the prisoners were ac-
quilted. Of the others, foar were sent
eneed to death, one servisude for life
and three for fifteen years IaprisonEaent
zach
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07

Mr.. Blaine has created tremendous
sensation by the boldness with which he
has attacked the policy OF the party of
which he has been leader SO long,"
writes William f. Curtis, Mr.. Blaine's
Pan-American agent, to the Chicago
Nsws. 1t can no longer be denied that
the policy attacked is that of the present
leaasrs Of the Republican party. Men
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The Weeks Exchanges,

BosToN, July 6.-The total gross ex-
changes for the last week, as shown by
dispatches from the leading clearing
houses OF the United States and Canada,
are 81 ,13S, III, ,085, decrease of Ia per
cent. as compared with the correspond
ing week of last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A DANGEROUS MADMAN.
He Defies Arrest and Nearly Strang1es
His JailOr.

His JailOr.
DELHI, N. Y, July Elm the Hamlet
of Barbourville, Delaware county, on
July 4th, Adelbert Cumming, who is un-
doubtedly insane, inflicted fatal wounds
upon Sylvanus Palmerton. When the
neighbors tried to arrest Cumming he
attacked them with a knife. Three or
four times he made the crowd flee before
him. The farmers armed themselves
with shotguns and Cumming was shot
in the legs and wounded in the head.
He continued to slash right and left but
was finally overcome and jailed. This
morning while Sheriff Macarthur was
giving him food he would in all probabil-
ity have been strangled by the madman
had it not been for the assistance rem
dered by other prisoners.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A BURNING BARGE.

1T Becomes Loose In Slip and Fires
Several Docks.
EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 6.-Late last
night the steam barge Sea Gull was dis
covered to be on fire. The cook, Maggie
Cornell, was unable to get ashore, and
was burned to death. The Sea GulPs
lines were burned off, and she drifted
across the slip, setting fire to the steam
barge Calvin, which, however, was saved.
Further on the burning vessel set En-
ery's dock and mills on fire, which We're
destroyed; loss, $4,000. Also Lock &
Stevens's docks, Sibley & Bearinger's
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
POLICE TROUBLES.
London Peace Officers-Suspended for Re.
fusing to go ON Duty.

fusIHg Go go ON Dutys
LONDON, July 6. = Last night the
policemen of the Bew-street station re-
fused to 60 out on duty because con-
stable who had taken prominent part
in the agitation for the Improvement of
been removed to smother district.
Eventually the constable was reinstated...
and the Bow-street men returned to-.
duAy.
Today forty-nine; policemen were susv-
pended. Others vent on duty tonight.
They were hooted at by crowds outside
The station.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07

cred by insurance. The buildings were
occupied as stores, and were owned by
o. F. Harrington and H. Abraham. The
fire started in barn in the rear of No.
1873 Third street, and two horses were
burned to death. The fire is thought to
be incendiary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
THE LOTTERY BILL.
Governor Nichols Will Veto It and the
Legislature Will Repass 1t.

BATON ROUGE, La, July 6.-Tomor-
row evening the fifth day will have ex-
pired on which Governor Nichols has to
return the lottery bill, either with or
without his approval. There is hardly
a doubt as to what the executive in
tends to do in the matter. One of Gov
.ernor Nichols's advisers stated that not
only would the governor veto the bill,
but the action OF the legislature would
be strongly condemned; The veto mes
sage will be met with the necessary two
thirds, as the leaders in both houses are
ready for any emergency.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Association Games.

TOLEDO, July 6.-TNledo 5, Syracuse g..
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.--St. Louis 7, Brook
lyn 2.
LOUISVILLE, July Louisville 13,
Rochester 5.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Athletics IA,
Columbus 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The wealthy MoAopolize sporting Spots.

1t ought to be source of congratula-
ton to all the sportsmen that the IA
nous hunting and fishing spots in
America are all gradually passing into
the hands OF clubs of gentlemen who are
devoting intelligent attention to pre-
serving the attractions of these places.
1t is curious thing that 100000 can
be raised among gentlemen in a week
for the purpose OF keeping some great
fishing ground intact, while it takes
years OF patient work to raise similar
amount ct capital for the develOpment
OF railroed. steamboat or mining pro-
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Drowned while Fishing.

CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa, July 6.-Ira and
Doler Ganger, two sons OF VIM. Ganger,
OF Waynesboro, aged 8 and IA years re-
spectively, were drowned today in An
tietam creek, while fishing.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Suicide of a Pioneer.

HUENEME, CAL, July 6.--Henry Solley,
California pioneer, and for many years
a respected resident of this county, COM
mitted suicide by shooting today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Santa Fe Emplovee,s Demands

NEWTON, Kan, July 6.-The grievance
committee of the Santa Fe system has
completed its labors, and tomorrow will
submit its demands to the managers of
the road. The new schedule is what
is called standard wages by railroad
men.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Marine News.

PHTLADELPHIA, July 6.-Scandinavian
France from Glasgow.
New YORK, July 6.-Sorrento, Ham
burg; La Bretagne, Havpe.
QUEEsTowN, July 6.-Auronia, New
York; Lord Give, Philadelphia.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The. NFontenegrins Victorious.

CoNsTANg1NoHLE, July 6,--The MonteS'
negrins have crossed the frontier in
large nuMbers and have been victorious
in several encounters with the Turks.
They now threaten the town of Ipek
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
TURF HORSES MATCHED.
Senator Stanford and Jack to Race fol
$4,000 Side.

$4,000 a Side.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Senator Stanford,
the famous stallion of Palo Alto, has
been matched against the grey gelding,
Jack, record 2:15, owned by George
Middleton, of Chicago. The match was
made today between Middleton and
Orrin Hickok, the agreement being dated
yesterday to be binding. The condi-
tions are that the horses shall trot a race
of mile heats, best in 5, in harness,
Saturday, July 26th, at either Washing
ton Park, Detroit or Cleveland. The
match is for $500 side. A forfeit OF
81 900 from each party has already been
placed with Secretary Brewster OF the
Washington Park Club.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The New spant,b, C.b,rst.

MADRID, July 6.-The cabinet is COM
posed oi extreme protectionists. 1t will
pursue an active colonial policy, but
will romain neutralin European matters.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The Czar,s Friendship to France,

PARIS, July 6A-The czar has remitted
stamp duties amounting to $4,000 on
the lease of tho new French embassy at
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Died of Heart Disease.

SAN QUENTIN Prison, July 6.-John
M. Massey, guard at the prison, died
OF heart disease. He was native OF AL
ALBANIA and aged 81 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07

SAN Francisco, July 6.-The grocery
store OF w. Magner, a one-story frame,
was burned tonight; loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
THE President Goes to Chnrch.

CAPE MAY, N. j., July 6.-President
Harrison today attended the Presbyter-
ian church here. After service he shook
hands with most of the congregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
DR.. Burtsell to Re Transfarraa.

LONDON, July 6.-The pope has con-
firmed Archbishop Corrigan's action in
regard to DIR. BurtselA, and the latter
will be transferred to a. rural parish.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
state Tennis Championship.

SAN RAFAEL, July 6.-W. H. Taylor,
Jr., Of San Francisco, defeated Yates in
the tepnia tournament today and won
i the chen of the RnciRc cpast.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
A SAN Francisco Blaze.

SAN FRANcIsqO, July 6.--Fire tonight
destroyed four buildinrs ON Third street,
near Natoma; With : losssof Y, ,000s cove
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Count Kalnoky's Condition.

VIENNA, July 6.-The conditions of
Count Kalnoky is reported to be worses
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07

docks and lumber The loss cannot be
ascertained. Sixteen million feet of
lumber were consumed The Sea Gull
is total wreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
The Premium on Gold.
Blaine's Blow.

BUENA AYREs, July 6.-The gold pre-
MUM is 1691s.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-07
Suspended Specie Payments.

MoNTEvIDEo, July 6.-Banco National
has suspended specie payments.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-18
For the Worlds Fair.

NEW York, Feb. 17.-An enormous and
enthusiastic mass meeting was held this
evening in Cooper Union i'm favor of the
original worlds fair hill. which IL hung
up in the legislature. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew, Warner Miller, John +. Plumnler
and others spoke. Overflow meeting were
held all around Cooper Union. and at
these meeting ex-senator Platt was vigor-
ously denounced by the speakers. AT the
main meeting u long set OF resolutions
and Address to the public, setting forth
the non-I,artisan character of the enter
prise and denying the allegation that Tam
many Hall will have the administration
of tine millions. After the speeches were
made by Messrs. Miller, Depcw and
others, then Mr.. Plummer stepped up and
said, i'm substance, that he had a confer
ence tonight with ex-senator Platt, who
had said to him he tPlattl wants the fair
to come to New York, and wanted Plum
mer To go to Cooper Union and tell the.
citizens if the meeting ratifles Depew's
proposition the state committee will adopt
II. This proposition, i'm substance, In tina
there shall ID made an amendment to the
bill that no contracts will he let, no money
expended, no appointments made, except
10y u vote of two-thirtls of all the appOiI-
tees of the bill. MIR. Plumner concluded: !:
i consider this mean that the senators
will vote for the bill and we will go to
Washington and demand our rights.
Depew's proposition was heartily en-
tlorsed by the meeting, which was then
brought to a sudden close with three
cheers for Thomas e.. Platt.
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A Farmers Rlucky Fight.

CREsTLINE, Ohio, Feb. IL. - Farmer
John Frengel was called tn the door last
night by two men who claimed to have u
telegram. FrcnRcl was suspicious, and
before opening the door put n revolver in
his pocket. When the door opened tle
mon sprang i'm, grabbed Frcn9cl and
tlema nsled his money. Mrs. Frengel
came to her husbands assistance. One
of the burglars seized her, while the other
forced Frengel tn the floor. The farmer
finding il impossible to use his revolver
on his man, took aim at the one holding
his wife and fired. The robbcr gave IA
cry of pain and both men ran hastily
from the house. Frengel fired several
shots after them, then locked the house
front yard and "a trail of blood followed
up disclosed the other one in the woods
badly wounded. Both men were stragers.
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Charged with Forgery.

CAMDEN, n. j., Feb. IA warrant was
sworn out here to-day by j. &. Lippincott
OF this city for the arrest Of the Atlantic
hotel proprietress, charging her with
forgery. No information could he oh
tanned to the amount or nature OF the
forgery. The suits were brought at
Mount Holly to-day on three notes pur-
porting to be signed by Mrs. Lippincott's
husband and her sister, Mrs. Haincs. The
defense set up is that the signatures were
forgeries. Mrs. Haines says that while
she never signed her name to mortgage
or note, the defending of the suits that
would be brought against her ON papers
to which her name is forged will render
her peniless.
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UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS
Sanders Is Busy Circulating Fables In
the National Capital.
Trying to Make His Montana Meth
ods Work I'm Washington
Tho House Under
New Rules.

y pccial tO the standard.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Sansiers il Civ
ing il out to his friends here that the dem
ocrats of the senate committee ON elections
cases of all four applicants from Mon-
tana he rejected and the case thrown back
to tine state. No such suggestion has been
made tn any democrat ON the committee.
MaRinnif declares he would not consent
to IL IL consulted, and Clark is i'm New
York with Broa(lwater, SO that lac could
not have been spoken to i'm the matter.
II Is probably one of Sanders grim jokes.
The committee has not yet done ap.y-
thing, hut is waiting for the proceedings
to he printed.
The Montana case is very freely dis
c,lssesl here. Some rather violent I,arti-
SIMS i'm tho house say that, IL they had the
case to settle. they would make short
work of il and would use the supreme
court of Montana i'm settlement Of the
case. The plan would he to assume that
the senate vote is all right and that
the recent decision by the Montana
court was virtual recognition OF the lower
house. The republicans could then AN
no,ince that they know nothing about
irregularities at the polls and they could
promptly seat the two republicans the
same as IL they never had heard word
about the case presented last week.
Possibly this easy way out will commend
itself to the republicans on the senate
committee.
Empire postofiice, Lewis and Clark
county, has been discontinued. The OPP
position tn the worlds fair i'm the house
to-day was all from the South, except two
votes from Missouri, one from Indiana
and one from Illinois. In the final vote
ii looks probable that no place will have
n majority and that the house will decide
that there he no fair i'm 1882.
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To Arrest the Crusaders.

SPICKARDsvILLE, Feb. 17.-John Brady.
the owner Of the building wrecked by the
temperance crusaders, went to Lathrop
to-day and . vore out warrants for the
arrest OF 16 participants in the affair, Is
of whom are women. When the deputy
charged with serving the warrants ar
rived he was met by a crowd of 1OO men
and women. The deputy made no at
tempt tn discharge his duty to-day, but
said the warrants would he served to-mor-
row. Trouble is anticipated.
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Dom Ps aro.. Health Giving Out.

LONDON, Feb. H.-Thc Paris corre-
spontient Of the NeUs says: Dom Pesiro's
nervous disease increases and partly un-
hinges his mind. He lives i'm daily expcs.-
tatton of being recalled to rule Rraxil and
does not realize the prccarious state of his
own finances. He refuses To reduce the
imperial suite and maintains the expenses
on n grand scale.
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Carsiinal MHnning's Views.

BERLIN. Feb. 17.-Carslinal Manning
has written ~ letter To the DeutSche Rere~
with reference to the rescripts Of the
emperor. The cardinal says: - take
the imperial act as the wisest and most
worthy that has proceeded from any for
ei gn sovereign of modern times. The
condition of the wage workers in every
European country is - grave danger to
every European state, On the domestic
life of the people the whole political order
il ruined what will come. of the super
structure? The emperor has shown him
self - true and far-sighttd statesman.