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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-03

Mr.. J. NJ. Lessick, the solicitor OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway, is at the
McLure house. Last evenings Steuben.
vile Herald says: "Col. Lessck, Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, after leaving the
city for Bolivar on Saturday evening,
discovered that his valuable diamond
stud was missing. He telegraphed back
to the authorities and returned himself
to-day to look for it, but 30 far there has
been no trace OF the article" He came
down to Wheeling Saturday evening,
and it was after his return that he dis.
covered his loss,
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CINCINNATI, o, Dec. 2.--Two tramps
got on the rear platform Of the last car Of
an incoming train on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton 4 Dayton road last night al
Lockland to ride to the city. They were
discovered soon afterwards by the con.
ductor, who stopped the train and or.
dered them off. They got of on the
side Of the other track and almost in
front OF q north-bound express. They
gave no heed to the conductors warn.
ing and were caught by the engine, one
killed outright and the other fatally
wounied. ., ''
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AN IMPORTANT COMMISSION.
A Elli Proposing to Provide Valuable In

A Blll Proposins to Provide Valuable In.
formation Concerning Prices.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2.-Repre-
sentative Frank, Of Missouri, to-day in
troduced a bill for the appointment OF a
commission OF five persons, to hold Office
for six years, not more than three OF
whom shall be OF one political party,
whose duty it shall be to examine into
and ascertain the prices OF commodities
both in this country and abroad, with
special reference to changes in tho tariff
laws OF the United States. The perma.
nent Office OF this commission ia to be in
Washington and the object of its Trainer
is to, secure information that will be
valuable in any consideration Of the
tariff question.
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West Virginin Pensiona,

Special DlSpdlch 70 nc l1Rel71t1lctr.
WAsulNGToN, D. O., Dec. 2.-West
Virginia pensions: Original invalid
John S, Burke, Hartford City. Increase
Dillon Delabar, Huntington; Thomas
Harrington, Independence; Charles
Hewill, Cairo; Willis I. Brannon, Fair.
pont; Samuel Fisher, Brink; William
7. Smith, Icon. Reissue-Drueder Jor.
dan. Reissue and lncreNse-Joseph w.
Turgmon, Middlebourne; Andrew 7,
flasher, Pt. Pleasant. Il
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A Workman INSTANTLY Killed,

Special Dispatch TO the lRteIlfcentcr.
FAlRMoNT, W. Va, Dec. 2.-This after
noon between ! and 9 o'clock, while the
workmen were adjusting some part Of
theimprovement on the top OF the dump
house OF the West Fairmont shaft, a
scantling fell striking Thomas Helmick,
who was on the ground, killing him in.
stantly. He was about twenty.six years
old and leaves wife and three chi ld7en.
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Noted a,ine 6wpsr pend,

SUFFER- CREEK, CA1., Dec. s.-Col. S.
D. Stewart, brother Of US. Senator
Stewart, Superintendent and large owner
OF the Lincoln mine, died this morning
OF apoplexy. The deceased was well
known in mining circles, and was at
one time State Senator OF Nevada. 7
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. AT
Black Hawk near hero yesterday John
Hargar, 17.year.old boy, quarrelled
with companion named Wolcy, and
struck him with an iron bar killing him
instantly. A posse is in pursuit OF
Hargar, who has very bad reputation,
having been in jail several times for
rnhhary I.ag S. 5
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safer In School Than Out.

ALros, LII, Dec. 2.-The schools here
have been closed by the Board Of Educa.
ton because Of the prevalence OF diph-
liberia and scarlet fever. This decision
is generally condemned by conservative
citizens, who consider the children saier
in school than out.
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FIRE AT ST. MAIY's,
a Store nurned--A Narrow Escape-Loss
0 over $4,000,

SSuFHeU-1k ENHFtoN 1ssCHTu-HsUbh
over $4,000.
Special Dispatch 10 he fatetlluenter.
sr. MAnY's, W. Va, Dec. 2.-About 9
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
tho building containing Wyner and
Kaminsky's store and consumed 1t and
Its contents. Mr.. Kaminsky, who was
In the building, barely escaped with his
life. The loss on the stock is 5000,
with $1,000 insurance in the Peabody,
franklin and German. The building,
owned by Green IIaddock, was valued
at 5000. No insurance. The FIRE is sup.
posed to have caught from q defective
fue! It is the frat severe fire in St.
Nfary's for seven years.
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Fire Near Clevelnn,l,1

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. IA most dis.
astrous FIRE occurred at the village
of Collinwood, five miles from
here, this morning. 1t started in rear
OF Ralph Shepherds hardware store on
Main street. The losses were about
$4,000 divided among several business
houses with fair insurance.
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THE lADl1A SITUATION.
Tho Wnr Department Views tho Latost
H. NeWA With Alarm,


NeWs With Alarm.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-General Miles
was in consultation with War Depart
ment officials this morning in regard to
the latest change in the Indian situation.
The action Of tho Sioux in going to the
Bad Lands is regarded with dissatisfac-
ton and concern, and the outcome will
be watched with interest. 5.4
The dispatches received this morning
indicate that the situation otherwise is
probablyunchanged from yesterday, and
nothing positive appears 10 be known as
to to tho intention OF the Indians on the
Bad Lands. Four companies OF cavalry
have been ordered from Fourt Leaven'
worth to the aeat OF threatened trouble
are now on their way. .
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A Town In Danger.

LIMA, O., Dec. 2.-The large hub and
spoke factory located at Anna Station
burned this evening. A telegram was
received here saying the whole town was
in danger and asking for aid, which was
sent by special train at $3.50. Nothing
further can be learned tonight.
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= 7'''''' o11 o'' f''' AFNIuOt 11sEt1ICs
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Representatiye
]. D. Taylor, Of Ohio, to-day presented
in the House q resolution providing for
the consideration Of the bill for the ap.
pointment OF commission on the alco-
holic liquor traffic on Thursday, the 11th
instant and providing that the previous
question shall he considered as ordered
at ! o'clock OF the came day.
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Snow Storms lit Town.

M1SNEArolls, Dec. 2.-spec;els TO the
Tribune from Iowa report that snow is
general throughout the northern and
southern part Of that State and fell stead.
lily all Of to-day. A cold wave struck
Southeast Iowa to day and the mercury
is 20 above zero. Snow is falling. From
Lyons, Iowa, come reports OF a heavy
SNOW and rapidly falling mercury. Snow
has fallen 81! day, aud Is still falling at
Cedar Rapids and c blockade is expected
before morning, as Gt!ong wind is
BLOWING. . si'i Is -
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PANS, Dec. o.-The Figaro says that
the Pope will shortly publish Q le!tey
disappearing OF Cardinal Laylgerie's
policy on Union OF Church and State
but approving the principle which guides
him in advancing the scheme. IA; "A, i =, 8 +.
The Royalists, .are. srsaaizs1s a cam.
paisni in-the Provinces against Cardinal
I.ayigerle. ii's 9 II " :
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Disease ArnDuE C,ltle.

PARIS, Ill, Dec. "a disesso called
black y leg" has attacked tho catt,e 81
Eldridge township, q few miles sou;lL.
east Of this city, and 10. causing much,
apprehension among the stock raiaars IH 80
that aen:ion. A number Of tlae ,S nn;S aii, ~
have died and a general epidemic ,i,ais 10
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Surgeon 0snorsl Ha,tor's Condition.

WAsulSorox, Dec. while there
has been no decided chapgein Surgeon
General Baxter's condition since last
night, he is atill in an extremely critical
condition. The whole Of his right side
mot left as stated is completely para.
lyzed, and he has ut no time regained
consciousness since the stroke. He is
resting easier, but shows no sign Of re.
turning CONSEQUENCES, 4 i Ne
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Revolutionary aIoy.me1i i', - = s. ~,

THE HAGUE, Dec. 2.-since the ds,,,,
oil King Willian the Dutch Republicans
have been particularly active IN r,,,,. n,on.
sgating their principles. The no1ira. r'G
throughout Holland have ALREADY aeized
a anumber OF Republican olacsrds% and ana
measures have been adopted to n1ernnt nu
any public dissemination OF Rennb,;ca i,;cns :
ideaa, :, ~ p1p''caa tt'p4as'aa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-03

Spec!a! Dispatch to the IntclligeEce.
MANS1SGroN, W. Va, Dec. 2.-The
report Of a riot at this place is but one Of
the many uncalled for sensational arti.
cles from this point. 1t may cause de.
mand for the paper, but it does great in.
Justice to all,
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Fighting In tho Congo So. ).

BnussGLs, Dec. 2.-Advices rom tbe
oongo State report that the natives. a.ari are
still rebellions, and that fighting ha,a
occurred between them and tho forcoossy
ol Il the States Eight natives we're kilied Iei
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Miners,. oG1o.ala hcse.

President .&2ae, 0. Columbus, and
John 2. Jones, Ohio S3ate President, Of
the United Mine Lsborets OF America,
with P.J. Mcbride, member Of the
Executive Committee, were at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday, on their way home
from Bellaire, where they went to settle
strike, 81 :. : VI "a; !! n Tzf a.
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A Double Duel.

FQRr sNlru, Arg, Dec. a.-FoEr men,
two on side, met on the highway near
Maldron yesterday and fought with
knives. One of the men, named Gillum,
was cut eeriously across the neck and he
will die. Two others, Tom Hammond
and his son, are badly cut. rs rs
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Anntl,rr Ghost Dance.

BOISE CRY, IDAHO, Dec. at is re-
ported that q ghost dance is in progress
among ,, the Indians on the Fort Hall re-
teeryation at the camp Of Pug White, a
I Bannock Indian, and intimate friend Of
the bogus Messiah, johnson, who is well
known at Fort Hall. ~ 4
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ln the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. o.-Among the
various communications and petitions
presented and referred in the Senate
were numerous petitions for the amend.
ments for the tariff bill by providing ior
the rebate on manufactured tobacco, an d
one from an old lady in Vermont lO5
years of age-with photograph attach.
ed-asking for a pension. Also one
from Nebraska for the disarmament ol
the Sioux Indians and suggesting that
they be deprived OF their horses and
furnished with oxen in lieu vi them.
The calendar was then taken up and
few unimportant bills were passed.
at the expiration OF the hour devoted
to the calendar Mr.. Hoar moved to pro.
ceed to the consideration OF the House
bill to amend and supplement the elec.
ton laws OF the United States, and to
provide for the more efficient enforce
ment of such laws. Mr.. German de.
manded tho yeas and nays on the
motion. The yeas and nays were taken
and the vote a strictly party one) re-.
suited: Yeas Al; nays so. So the cleo.
ton bill was taken up and the clerk
began to read it. The reading went on
monotonously and to empty chairs up to
. O'Clock, when, under the rules OF the
Senate, the unfinished business from
tho last session came up, being the
House bill providing for the adjustment
of accounts of laborers, workmen and
mechanics arising under the eight hour
law.
Mr.. Hoar moved to proceed with the
consideration OF the election law, and
Mr.. German argued ssainst that motion.
After quite an animated discussion, the
question was taken on Mr.. Hoar's mo.
ton to proceed with the election bill
and it was asreed 10 by strict party
vote-yeas Sc, nays 50. The clerk re.
sumed the reading Of the bill, which wa:
finished at 4:5O aud the Senate ad
| jorrned. r-sr g Ii s0-z rsI
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pERIS, Ills, Dec. 2.-The High School
building, a large three.story structure,
was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is estimated at $780,
900; insurance, $o2,250. :.
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Railway lsnh,,.

PARIS Dec. e.-Ano'hey railway & rob- :.
ee eery is reported. g rreact. lady, the
Mara 1lse ,GaEgel, while TRAVELLING IN 3
railway Carriage from Monaco to Tenlan IL y
was attacked by thieves, WHO - snin;nna5, hyo,on,
.har and robbed her of8,250 francs. Seo S11''u'
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Fourtocn Drgre o. Below Zero.

AMrERsASp (s4RANAo LAKE, N. Y,
Dec. 2.-The thermomet this morning
registered IA degrees below zero at The
Signal Service station here, being the
lowest mercury ever recorded at this
station at this t;1.s OF the year. IA
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Relensed from nuurnntInc,

NEw YoRE, Dec. 2.-TAe eteerage pas.
sengers Of the steamer La Normandie,
which have been detained at Hoffman
island ior observation for the past fonr.
teen days, were to-day discharged and
landed at tho barge office, all bsing
sufficiently protected from smallpox.
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The Baby Bunting Judgment Confirmed.
ALBANY, N. y, Dec. 2.-ln the Court
Of Appeals this morning in the case Of
Campbell Va Arbuckle for breach Of
promise, the judgment Of the lowe.
court was confirmed and therefore the
complainant receivers 81. 900 damages.
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Closed It's Doors.

WEST SUPERIOR, 'yIs., Dec. 2.-The
Bank Of Commerce ia this city closed
its doors to-day and made an assignment,
Its deposit since laat Wednesday has
been reduced from SG0s 900 to $lSS, 900.
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Fond Mother-="I hardly know what
to do about Eddie; he's 30 backward
bout learning to read:" Caller
Teach him Hebrew ;that reads back,
ward y .L.II ~. .-.-.,. -. ~ Is, ~ ~
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S.. PAgL, Dec. 2.-The cold wave That
was centered oyer Manitoba yesterday
morning has progressed very slowly
southeastward and was central this
morning over Horthern Minnesota.
S.:Nincent headed the list Of cold
places, with 81 degrees belo v zero. Win
ipeg, ,Moorehead, Port Arthur and Du
luth followed, respectively, with %, is
II aud 6 degrees below zero. No other
stations reported the temperature below
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Special Dispatch 10 ihe M'elliGtneer. 5;;5
WAsulSaroS, D. G., Dec. a.-iss patent
was granted to-day to William s. Lowell,
Of Charleston, for an animal trap.
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swELL!Ses in the neck and all other
!orlaaS oi scroiulai dalt rheln, ETC., are
cNred by Hoods Sarsaparilla. a
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NRw YonK, Dec. e.-Arriyed, ateamers
Apchoria, from Glassowi Vera, from
Bremen. Il. +, AZ 4- !: {. ,.s z
HAvRE, Dec. 2.-Arriyed, steamer La
Normandie, from New York.
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Under the inspiration Of this good
feeling, an ex-Union soldier from Wis.
consin stood up in his seat and called
upon all Union soldiers present to give
three cheers for the old Coniederates in
the alliance they were given with a
will. Then it was the Confederate turn
and they checrcd the old soldiers OF the
Union. -.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26

THERE seems to be growing change
in the opinion of the people interested in
the First-street grade. Many of those
who at first strongly advocated the in
20 grade are now favoring the in 10.
There is no doubt that grade of in 20
would result in cut so deep as to des-
troy the beauty of the hill and be in
furious to the aligning property. To our
mind l in 10 is bad enough, but yet 1t
would not be nearly so great blemish
as the other. The cost of deep cut
through First street would not end with
the excavation. The supporting walls
that would be necessitated would be a
very expensive work. One of the gen
tlemen who have figured upon the whole
work, says it will reach three-quarters OF
a million before it is finished. That
is startling sum to deliberately stare
in the face.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26

will lose their novelty. No lastspeeches,
no bravado to the crowd, no Good by,
boys!" What will there be left
to make capital punishment interest
ing? Public executions used to be pub
lie attractions. At one time in England,
when minor crimes, such as coin-clip-
ping and robbery were punished by
death, it was common thing to see
thirty or forty wretches, male and
female, swung off in morning.
Dickens says he saw himself thirty-four
sentenced to death in a short sitting OF
a single court. Executions were so COM
mon that they lost their effect as deter
rent of crimes. Indeed they operated
to increase the very ofenses
they aimed to deter. Then came
private executions, and these GER
tainly operated favorably upon
the criminal classes, for it was great
thing with some of them to have big
gathering at their last exhibition and
die game. Now, if the new and mys-
terious agency to be used to vindicate
the outraged majesty OF the law works
satisfactorily, the silent and lonely
scene that awaits the malefactor in his
last moments may possibly operate upon
the criminal class in such way as to
make them have horror OF this mode
of punishment. Ii so, its effect will be
good. Kemmler has made very de-
termined fight against death by electri-
city, and was so Mortified at the thought
of dying in this way that he said he
would rather be hanged a thousand
times than suffer death by the mode
prescribed
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
ELECTRoCUTIoN AND ITS MORAL EFFECT

The decision of the United States
supreme court that execution by cleo
tricity is not such cruel and unusual
punishment as is contemplated by the
constitution, fixes that as the mode OF
death for capital offenses in the state OF
New York hereafter. If the 'electro-
cution" (that is the word now) OF
Kemmler is successful, and it is shown
that death can be produced suddenly
and painlessly by this process, then it is
probable that other states will adopt it
in place of the CHASTITY and revolving
mode Of execution by the rope.
Kemmler is the pioneer, and
enjoys celebrity that his successors
will hope for in vain. He has. by the
laws delay, SO blocked up the muir
derers' cells of New York with worthless
awaiting the outcome of his case, that
the novelty of the thing will die out
more rapidly than the malefactors them
selves. When the public learns that
Kemmler was placed in chair, but
ton touched, and presto his dead body
handed over to the coroner, executions
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26

HARD as the times are our people are
responsive to all calls upon them for
good works. The congregation of DR..
w. j. Chichester's homeless Emmanuel
church yesterday subscribed $4,000 for
the erection of new edifce. A year
ago the same people subscribed $40, 900
to purchase lot. Ten thousand dollars
of the fifteen thousand raised yesterday
had been promised to DR.. Chichester a
week ago, and it was formally pledged
by the donors yesterday. When we
consider that DR.. Chichester's congrega-
tion is not by any means composed of
rich members, this very generous sub
scription speaks volumes for their earn
estness in the cause of religion and de-
votion to their distinguished pastor.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26

Orange county, according to the above
table, will be entitled to but one dele
gate, but this is not the fact, the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted, COW
ering the matter:
Resolved, That the proportion Of dele
gates to which Orange county and Los
Angeles county are respectively entitled
under the basis Misrepresentation adopted
by this committee be referred to the
respective county central committees of
the above named counties. and Orange
county be allowed one delegate-at-large
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Membership of the Several Counties
in the State.

The following is the action of the dem
ocratic state central committee, fixing
the representation for the several coun-
ties in the state convention, with the
representation by counties:
1t was agreed that the basis of repre-
sentation should be one delegate for
each county and one for each 200 voters,
or fraction thereof, if amounting to 100
or more.
The representation on this basis will
be as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26

other time France is now suffer-
ing from the worst visitation
on record but there is reason to believe
that time will find remedy even for the
phyllOXera.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
FOR sALE-Country Property.

NOR sALE-MODERN HOUSE OF ROOMS
il with closets, pantries, bathroom, porches
stable; lot 1OOx500 az acres z large shade
trees; 81 young fruit and nut trees (16 varie
ties); also small fruits and flowers; near city
line on Cross Rapid Transit r. R.. near station
train for city every hour, fare cents; will sell
or exchange; a cash customer will secure o
beautiful home for a small outlay. Owner, ]
L, SKINNER, 142 N. Los Angeles st.
ma25- cod -4tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
What Are We Coming To?

In the streets of Berlin, recently, a
policeman captured loaded pistol in
the hands of very miserable small
school-boy, and, on asking him what
he wanted to shoot himself for, re-
ceived the following answer, broken
by soos and tears, which made
their way from behind the spectacles
over the dim eyes because my teacher
won't promote me into the next higher
class, and so l shan't be able to get into
the gymnasium in time, and then can't
go to the university, and my whole life
will be spoiled l"-[ [Fliegende Blaetter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.

TINE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UN-
L der the name and style of Chalmers & Doran,
being ]. X. Chalmers and John Doran, doing
Los Angeles, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent; Mr. J. J; Doran having purchased the
entire interest OF John Doran in the concern,
j K Chalmers and ]. J. Doran being the mem
bers thereof
JOHN DORAN.
JOHN X. CHALMERS
Witness JOHN P. MCCOoL. ma24 3t*
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED = FIRST CLASS BASQUE FIN
w isher Apply at 3O5 S. MAIN ST, room room
| "a. mazo-Zr
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
LIVE STOCK.

STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLION.
- Stamboul, Jr., No. 10, 142, sired by Stam-
boul, 2124; dam by Arthurton, 365, sire of
Arab. 2:15; will stand for service, season 1890,
at Olive Stables, 62S S. Olive street. Terms, $50
season. T. H. REYNOLDS, Owner. APPS
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-26
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