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MALICIOUS PROSECUTIONS.
How Army Men Regard the Trials Of Major
Whsm ard Captain Miltimore.

Wham ard Captain Miltimore.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Critic to-
night, in an article on the trial of Major
Wham and Captain Miltimore, in Arizona,
says that army men all over the country
and especially in this city. are highly in
dignant over the court-martial of Major
Joseph w. Wham, paymaster, and Captain
A. E. Miltm0re at Tucson, Ariz, and do
not hesitate to characterize the trials as
prosecutions and the charges as frivolous
The papers in the case have reached the
War Department, but have not been acted
upon. There is little doubt but the investi-
cation will result in the vindication of the
two officers, and it is declared that Captain
it not been that it was necessary to impli-
cate him in an endeavor to defeat Major
Wham in aspiring for higher position.
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Beaten TO Dea h.

PTTsBURG Pa.), July II. - Sylvanus
Palmerton, prosperous farmer near Bar
louisville. was beaten to death with hoe
by hired man, Albert Cummings, yester-
day. Cummings then tried to hang him
self, but he was cut down and jailed. He
has exhibited symptoms of insanity for
some time mast
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To Edi,urn Cnnprass.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Representative
Williams of Ohio has introduced concur
rent resolution in the House, which was
referred to the Committee on Rules. 1t
provides that the President of the Senate
and the Speaker of the House be authorized
to close the present session Of the Fifty
hrst Congress by adjourning their respect
i've houses July 3Ist
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B:smarck's Opinion.

BERLIN, July 11.-Bismarck, in an inter-
view in the Frankfort journal, says he
would not have signed the Anglo-German
agreement in its present form. He holds
that Heligoland might have been obtained
at less cost. Unless the island is strongly
fortified it might prove danger TO Germany
in the event of war
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market accorded American imports to G reat
the national debt of the United States, the
Government would invite America to re-
frain from enforcing the prohibitory tariffs
now before Congress, but instead would
give fair commercial reciprocity. Secre-
tary Ferguson said that no such representa-
tiUns were likely to be successful.
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THE SILVER SITUATION.
Effect Of the Conference Bill if 1t Becomes
I.ru

EneCt OF the Conlefence BiI II IT Bepomes
Law.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Evening Post
figures out the silver situation as follows:
If the present Silver Bill becomes law the
point where the Secretary of the Treasury
would stop buying silver bullion would be
1920, which corresponds with 371.21 grains
of silver in the dollar. This is a margin of
about % points of possible advance from
the present prices in the case of buying by
the Treasury, which would absorb the pres
ent supply of about 100000 or 10000, 900
ounces OF silver within the next three
months. 1t is to be presumed, however,
that even half as much advance would draw
in silver from elsewhere and by increasing
the supply would hold the price in check.
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An Educational Exposition

SARATOGA On. ", July 1.-THE Amerl-
can Institute of Instruction has passed res
olutons favCring an Educational EXPOSE
tion at Chicago at the time of the Columbia
Exposition, indorsing temperance educa-
tion in public schools, and commencing
Federal aid to education.
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445 feet. This is an increase of fifteen feet.
The displacement will probably be in
creased by about 100 tons. 1t is said the
contractors will make these changes with
out additional cost to the Government, as
thereby they will have more boiler room,
and can allow more room for the coal bins.
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THE sELIGMANs IN 1T.
They Advance Cramp & Sons Large Amount
of Money

Of Money.
New YORK, July 1I.-Jesse W. Seligman
confirms the report that the firm of II. w.
Seligmap & Co. and others have contributed
to increase the capital of the ship-build-
ing firm of William Cramp & Sons from
S3,5OO0OO to S5,0OO0OO. Most of their
associates in the enterprise are Phladel-
phia steamshipmen, who will supply some
of the new business which the extension of
their plant would make possible
Seligman says: 81 believe there is a great
future for ship-building in this country,
and | am going into this matter for perma-
Cramps are TO continue in their manage
ment of the business and are to have an
other ship yard beside the one now in USE"
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McCcok 10 Succeed Griergou.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
has sent to the Senate the following nomi-
nations: Colonel Alexander j. McD. Nc
Cook, Sixth Infantry, to be Brigadier-Gen
master, to be Deputy Quartermaster-G Cen
eral, with the rank of Lieutenant colonel.
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Am erican Cattle.

BRUSSELS, July 11.-Carluyvels interpret
lated the Government in the Chamber TO-
day regarding the dangers from imported
American cattle. The Minister of Agri-
culture replied that there was no danger
of infectious diseases being introduced
through American cattle.
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DIED FROM THE SHOCK.

A Father and Son Killed by the Explosion CT
Gas Gsnerator.
New YORK, July 11.-Christian Eckert
and his son Frank, aged is, were
killed this morning by the explosion of a
gas generator. Another son, aged q
years, was seriously hurt. There was
not bruise on either of the dead; both
died from the shock. The widow has four
other children. She became insane over
the occurrence, and cannot be found.
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Stole His Mnthar,a Mnneu

ST. LOUIS, July 11.-C. l.. l.. Gage, a
young man connected with the stove firm
of Gage 81 Horton, has disappeared with
$4,000 which he collected for his mother.
Gambling is said to be the cause of his
dnlunfall
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Face all Broken Out

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all remedies In vain. and about two ago sent
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Independeut Politicians

HURON Is. Dak.), July 1.-THE indie
pendent Convention adjourned after nopi-
mating full State ticket, including II. l..
Loucks for Governor.
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CANNIBALIShI.

A Fiend Chops HIS Moth3r to Pieces and Eats
the Flesh.
DUBLIN, July 11.-Inteligence has reached
here of a horrible affair at Ballyneale.
John Hart murdered his mother and chopped
the BODY to pieces When discovered Hart
was found lying beside tho remains and eat
ing portion Of them.
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The New Chilean Mini ter.

WASHINGTON, July 11-Senor Prudencio
LazcanO. the new Chilean Minister, was
formally presented to the President to-day
by Mr. AdOO, Acting SeereiaIy Of State.
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PLANS MODIFIED.

The Union Iron Works Allowed to Increase the
New Cruisers Length.
WASHINGTON, July lit has been de-
cided by the Secretary of the Treasury to
allow the Union Iron Works to increase the
length Of the 55O0-ton protected cruiser TO
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KILLED HER CHILDREN.

Terrible Act of Vermont Woman While
Insane.
TROY On. ", July 11.-Mrs. James Will
liams, living near Fairhaven. VT, this
morning murdered her two children, a girl
of II and a boy of 6 years. She then set
fire to the house and cut her own throat.
She is undoubtedly insane.
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Two More Railrnad Yiotims.

BINGHAMToN On. ". July 11.-Mrs.
Thomas Eahan and Mrs Henry Van Duser,
injured in last nights railroad accident,
near OwegO, by which three women were
instantly killed, died four hours after the
accident,
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SENATE RULES.
A Republican Caucus Committee Appointed
to Provide for Changes.

70 Provide Tor Chlpges.
WASHINGTON. July 11.-Carrying out the
instructions of the Republican Senatorial
Caucus, Chairman Edmunds has appointed
Senators Hoar. Spooner. Frye and Moody,
together with Senators AldIch, Sherman
and ingalls,, Republican members on the
Rules Committee, to report as caucus
committee upon the question of changing
the rules of the Senate so AS to provide for
the closure at the will OF the majority and
to ascertain and report how that result can
be attained if it is deemed necessary to
dirncL hlIsinass
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Relief for Fire suffarers.

PARIS, July 1.-THE Chambers has votet
400, Geo francs for the relief of the sufferer;
by fires at Martinique and Guadalupe.
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PROPOSED TARIFF CHANGES.

A suegestion That Eagland Ask for CONNER
cial Reciprocity.
LONDON, July lin the Commons this
evening Howard Vincent asked the Gov
ernment If in view Of the fact that the free
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TWO MILLION A DAY.
The Census Count Will Be Finished Early i
September,

September.
New YORK, July ia special from
Washington says the census will show that
while the rate Of increase in the Northern
and Atlantic States has been about the
same as usual, the Western States have in
creased at an almost fabulous rate. OF the
Southern States, Alabama, Georgia and
Texas will show marvellous increase in
population. The other Southern States
will remain about the same. 1t Is probable
the census will show that the rate Of in
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Slavin and MoAulif.


LONDON, July 11.-Slavin and McAuliffe,
the prize-fghters, will sign articles on Mon
day Tor tight.
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Whinned In Eieht Rounds

New ORLEANS, July 11.-Charley Will
son, the English Kid, knocked out Tommy
Ward in eight rounds tonight before the
Olympic Club for purse of 500.
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Poulaneer Asks for a Pardon.

PARIS, July lie Soir asserts to-day
that General Boulanger has asked the Gov
eminent to pardon him and permit him to
return to France.
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Congressman Henderson Rerominated.
WATERLOO Qowa), July 1.-THE repre-
sentatives of the Third District have re-
nominated Congressman Henderson.
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D. nvsr's Population.

DENVER, July 11.-Since the recauvass
of the city an unofficial statement of the
population places it at 125,000
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HE WILL USE A GUN.
john L. Sullivan Ihreatens to Make Things
Lively fer Muldoon.

Lively fer Muldoon.
BosToN. July 11.-John L. Sullivan,
speaking of his late trainer, Muldoon, said
to-day: "l'll meet that fellow in New York
in a few days and I'll bet that he swallows
everything that he has said about me. He
can also make up his mind that when we
do meet he will find that know something
about shooting as well as he does, for when
l do go for him I'll have a gun in my pocket
as we'll as he. don't think he will try to
roast me again."
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A FIGHT EXPECTED.
Big Foot and His Band Of cheyenues Refus,

to Take Their Beef Rations.
PIERRE Is. Dak.). July 11.-An Indian
outbreak between the hostile Indians at
the Cheyenne Agency with their Chief, Big
Foot, and the Indian agent occurred yes
The morning call., 1890-07-12

MADRID, July 1.-THE cholera bulletins
from Valencia show steady decrease Of
the endemic
The morning call., 1890-07-12

No other city paper publishes one-half
SO many Help Wanted ads. as THE
CALL.
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Best results always come from want
ads. In THE CALL.
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SCHOOL BEGINS

Monday. The families are all returning from
the country. They will look in SUNDAYS
GALL for what they need Have your ad there.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

Justice of the Peace Theodore Savage
is suffering from an embarrassment
of riches. He has $500 in
gold coin in little sack
which he prayed number OF people to
take from him yesterday, but without
success. Several persons wanted the
money, and the justice seemed willing
to give it to anyone of them, but he
was not permitted to, and so he and his
attorney, @. G. Stephens, trotted about
from one court to another, with the lit
tie sack of gold, vainly trying to find a
judge who could tell them what to do.
The law is occasionally eminently
ridiculous. 1t is so in this case, the
features Of which may be stated as fol-
lows:
Justice Savage is arrested in one court
for embezzling $500 deposited with him
as bail by Mr.. Alva Udell, which the
complaint says should be turned over to
the clerk of another court. Justice
Savage has the coin intact, so he cannot
have embezzled it. He has not turned
it over to the clerk of the other court,
because an order was issued from still
another court restraining him from 80 do
ing. All the time an order from San
Francisco court has been in force gar
nisheeing the money in favor of certain
creditors of Mr.. Udell. Meanwhile,
Mr.. Udell has been arraigned in the
superior court, and held to answer a
criminal charge, but though he
has the $500 cash bail in
Justice Savage's court, he cannot get
that money into the superior court, be-
cause the superior court will not author
ize Justice Savage to turn it over, and
so Mr.. Udell has to go to Jail. If the
whole matter were set to some catchy
music, and all the judges, lawyers, and
parties interested placed on the stage
of the opera house, the result would be
a comic opera OF unparalleled absurd
ity.
Mr.. Stephens at last gave up the con-
test and had his client, Justice Savage,
deposit the money in bank, and this
morning the second act in the legal
farce will take place when the curtain
is rung up in Justice Austin's court on
Savage's examination on charge of en-
bezzling the money which he has in the
sack deposited in the bank.
Yesterday afternoon an attempt was
made to unwind the tangle before Judge
Van Dyke, who had issued the order
restraining Justice Savage from paying
the money over to the clerk of the supe-
rior court. There were lawyers enough
present to settle anything. Justice Saw
age was represented by Mr.. G. G. Steph-
ens Mr.. Udell by J.. Marion Brooks;
Mrs. Udell, who wants to be divorced, but
who has possible interest in the 81 800,
by Mr.. Horace Appel, and the San Fran
cisco garnishors by Mr.. Wilson. There
was a talk of two hours resulting, which
naturally resulted in nothing but talk.
There were rumors afoat yesterday of
certain sensational features which might
be connected in some way with the case,
though nothing definite could be learned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
Admission, 25 Cents.

Admission, % Cents.
Phillips Spring
CHAS. H. SMITH,
Chairman Executive Committee SOUTH
L. MORRILL,, Secretary ntrealSt au37t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
FIRST EVENING

Martial Music
"Columbia's Chickens''-Thirteen little girls
in costume, representing the original Colonies,
with drill and song, to the tune of yankee
Doodle"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
OUTLINE OF PROGRAMME.
SECOND EVENING.

Martial Music.
Piano and Castinet Duet-by little Ethel Stew
art and Eloise Lassen, of San Francisco.
Presentation of the Signal Code of the Ma
tiOnal Guard of California-By the Signal
Corps Of the First Brigade, N. G; G., under com
graph code win be used with signal flags as the
instruments.
That the public may appreciate this the mes
sages, as signalled from station to station will
be read aloud when each is completed Look
out for some striking political information.
Martial Music.
Song
Promenade March and Flag Drill-By forty
four young ladies'
Patriotic Song, "The Red, White and Blue
By Mrs. w. E. Beeson, with grand chorus by
sixty voices and the military band.
Martial Music.
Tableau = california in '49'-Represented
by members of the Society of California Pio-
fife. ~ ''' '''''' ''' 'a'p
Fancy Military Drill-Bya corps of twenty
one uniformed young ladies, with inspection of
the corps by Col. G. G. Allen.
Song
Martial Music.
Tableau, Southern California, with her Cities
and TOwns"-By elegantly costumed young la
dies. The young lady representing Southern
California will recite descriptive poem writ.
ten for the occasion, and the cities and towns
will be costumed, so far as possible to represent
the characteristic production or location of the
several communities
e. Ut is preferred that each community
in Southern California should send in their own
representative costumed to suit local ideas.
Those who viii! do this, and who have not al
ready communicated with the Secretary of the
Executive Committee. will please do so at once }
Marshal Music.
Auction Sale of Souvenirs, by Ben o. Rhoades,
the well known auctiOneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

Martial Music.
Recitation and personation-'The Old Vet
eran,"
Martial Musc-Grand National Medley.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
THE SUPERVISORS.
The Business Transacted at Their
Meeting Yesterday.

MCCtAiS 4CSISiudy.
The board of supervisors met Yester-
day, pursuant to adjournment, Chair
man Perry and full board present.
On motion of Mr.. Rowan the matter
of the court house bonds was set for
consideration on Thursday next, and the
matter of ventilating the new building
also went over to the same day.
The much mOOted question of the vot-
ing precincts of Pasadena again came up
for discussion, and on motion of MIR.
Martin the clerk was instructed to cor
respond with the city clerk of that place,
and inform him that according to the
report of the census marshal, that city
was only entitled to five precincts.
In the matter OF the proposed county
road at Garvanza deed and certificate
of title for the right Of way was received
and referred to the district attorney
with the request that he report thereon
Immediately.
On motion of Mr.. Davies, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted /:
cit appears from the certificates of
the board of trustees of the Compton
city school district that an election was
held by the electors OF said school dis
trict, whereby the board was duly au-
thorized to issue bonds of said district in
the sum of 81, 800 for the purpose of
building school house. 1t was by res
olution decided that three bonds of
the Compton city school district be is
sued: No. /, due Jan. 81, 1892, for $500 /;
No. 2, due Jan. 81, 1893, for $500; and
No. 8, due Jan. 81, 1894, for $500: bear
interest at per cent. per annum." .
On motion of Mr.. Davis, the clerk was
directed to advertise for bids for the
purchase of said bonds.
The necessary deeds for the new Flor
ence and Compton road having been re-
ceived and filed, the land therein de-
scribed was declared public highway.
The board then adjourned until today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
THE SECOND ACT
Of A Legal Farce Comedy
Begins Today.
Justice Theodore Savage In a
Bad Scrape
Because He Cannot Get Rid of Lot
of Money.

The Conflicting Features of the Case
Orders from Various Courts Which
Seem to .Clash-The Situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

ounces; J. S. Poultney, city, whale
bone taken forty-seven feet underground
and twenty feet above sea level; Cyrus
Brown, Downey, apples, pears ounces
and figs; Prof. Anthony, specimens of
mineral ore; S. McKinlay, Los Angeles,
CAL, Kelsey Janan plums; Frank Coff-
man, Rivera, King Phillip corn; Mrs.
G. H. Strong, Whittier, new crop pam
pas plumes.
General Manager Major Ben G. Tru-
man went east yesterday, to make pre-
parations to open the permanent ex-
hibit at Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

The grand old song, "The Star spanged Ban
ner." will be rendered by Mrs. W E. Beeson,
who will be assisted in the chorus by sixty
voices and the military band.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
HARRY PATTON
Opens an Office for the Transaction oi
Land Office Business.

H. w. Patton, who made close run
for the nomination of surveyor general,
before the San Jose convention, has
opened an Office at room old Wilson
block for the transaction of United
States land office, state land Office and
general business. He will also handle
mines and oil territory.
Mr.. Patton leaves this morning for
Ventura county, where he has oil in
terests. He will return Thursday or
Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
Martial Music.

Grand States Representation-By forty four
young ladies, clad in Grecian costumes, bear
ing banners and shields, and wearing crowns.
This company of young ladies will present a
number of military evolutions, a flag drill,
moving tableaux, and will present the promi
nent characteristics of their several States in
short recitations, keeping up continual ka-
leidoscopic movement aeUh he same time.
60 In honor of Admission Day, Mrs Eliza
A. Otis has written thrilling poem descriptive
of California-past, present and future, which
Will be recited by the young lady representing
our "Golden State"
The Goddess of Liberty will be represented in
full costume
The grand old song slTIaa Star gnannlnd Ron
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
IN THE CHAMBER.
A Few Notes About What is Doing
to Develop the Section.

to Develop the Section.
The chamber of commerce today
sent to the state board OF trade three
cases OF fruit and printed matter.
Secretary Hanchette has gone to Santa
Barbara to arrange with the board of
trade for the Chicago exhibit. .
The following contributions were
received today:
s A. LaDow, LaDow district, free
stone peaches and figs; a fine display OF
art work, School Of Art and Design ;
M. Welch, city, pears, apples and
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

The ladies of some of the local churches will
serve Ice Cream and Cake in the ante-rooms of
the Pavilion, both evenings from six until
eleven o'clock,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

EE- No expense has been spared to make
this celebration worthy Of the day. Should
there be surplus of receipts over expenses,
the balance will be used for local missionary
purposes.
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