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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
FATAL LIAIsoN.
A Betrayed Husband Wounds His Wife
and Kills Her Paramount.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Early this
morning Adolph Dosenra, better known
as George Lecoint, shot and severely
wounded Charles @. Frost and slightly
wounded his wife. whom he found COM
ing from q rocm occupied by Frost. AZ
the woman rushed from the room. Le-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
Death of Minister Dublan.

Cry OF MExco, May 3l.-Finance
Minister M. Dublan died last night at
Tacuabay. President Diaz in an inter
view Qsaid the minister's death would
make absolutely no change in the finan-
cial policy of the government
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
Commercial Convention CONCLUDED.

MADRID, May 31.-At meeting of the
cabinet today, the queen regent presid-
ing, Premier Castillo announced that
commercial convention with the United
States had been concluded.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
BLAINE STEERING ABOUT.
The Secretary Said to Be Almost q
We'll Again az Ever.

Well Again as Eyer.
New York, May 81. Secretary Blaine
took two outings today. He drove
through Central Park in the forenoon
and took another drive during the after
noon. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Damrosch. All the ar
rangements are now completed Tor the
Journey to Bar Harbor, but just at what
hour the party will leave tomorrow has
not been announced. Tonight it was
stated at the house that Blaine was
almost as we'll as ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
An Archbiahon Dead,

I. ROME, May 31.--Cardinal Alimonda,
archbishop Of Turin, is dead. He was
born in 1878 and was created cardinal
in 1879.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01

a suit with an artistic cut and fit,
firstlclass workmanship and Innings, can
be had at H. A. Getz, 126 w. Third at.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01

Total for the leading cities United
States and Canada, $3.50, ,054, ,463. De
crease, 21.5 per cent, as compared witt
the same week year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01

killed, and Morris Ferritan seriously in
iured. The explosion is said to have
been caused by a spark thrown out
while tampinga blast.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
LEEPER's LEAP.
A Crazy Barber Jumps Into the River
to End His Existence.

to End His Existence.
SACRAMENTO, May 31.-August Leeper,
a barber, recently from Los Angeles,
and who believes that he is being pur-
sued tor committing bigamy, tried to
commit suicide this afternoon by jump
ing into the river at the foot of N street.
He was fished out in time to save his
life, and taken to the receiving hos
pital. 1t is thought that he is insane.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
Clearinc House Statement.

BosroN, May 31.-Following is the
clearing house statement for the past
week: @Ae'sH
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF NEW 70FVN
is THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD,

Life Company in the UNITE
the good.
STRONGEST THE WORLD assets
xceeding oneh andff millions of dollars
millions of dollars
world
to
Other
to
ttwolar stcompa in
the State of California than the largest
companies.
January 1891 has paid back i
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS MORE than received from them bide
approached by other
fareh profitable underwriting.
securities, life policies giving BIRTH
2l4 South Broadway. Telephone 28.
ALBERT THOMAS, A DICKINSON, a
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-01

rsoR HELP WANTED. SIT
Il uations Wanted, Houses and
Rooms to Rent, Sale Notices.
Business Chances and Profes-
sional Cards, see 80 Page.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

What means thai solemn dsrss thai strikes
ny EAR
What mesas those mearnfal rounds; ~ny
SH.Nrs Eae tear
Nhy toll the bella The q n fal knsll of fsteS
Al. Why these s2shs shat az lns fsncs sAt<'
The sweet creature asks a good
many questions but IL IL a pleasure
10 know that her fancy is stated with
sighs In the course of the poem che
introduces some decided novelties IN
elegiae verse. II IL commonly accepted
that a tomb is a place OF sepuiture
and that IL is entirely passive. merely
receiving the remains that are laid
away within IL The young lady
thoseht difierently, as tAis eoaplet
viii show:
''iiark. wonder raeiui souBd.-'tis dene-'tis
The silent tomb iasades eur washinston."
Ii VIII be noticed that Washington
did not invade the tomb or was not
even ashered into IL. according 10 the
Young lady. She must have imag
ined that The tomb was some deadly
proieetiie that invaded the yitals of
our George with a ''rnefal sound" or
a loud. dismal pinnk. She winds ap
with an exhortation 10 the angels
that reads ike a dime museum notice:
ceiestii spirits greet the wonder Of the Axe .
Who can doubt but that the heavenly
host did greet his kingly spirit with
palms OF victory, crowns of glory
and songs of rejoicing. and that when
he drew near 10 the Celestial City
every one of the twelve gates of pearl
swung wide 20 bid him welcome.
There was no need Of little Ulster
county spinster acting as mistress Of
ceremonies, for they all knew our
Washington and loved him as a broth
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
COURSE OF TRUE LOVE.


Contains More lamps and Bumps Than
Grand Rapids Pavement.
Jennie White and James O'Brien
have been keeping company for about
year with varying degrees of equ.
niniity. OF late Jennie has given
James- thcs 80, and this has aroused
the green-eyed monster lurking within
his breast. He has been insisting that
she shall pay attention TO none other
than himself. During her end. avor to
break away James has been ali the
more persistent in his loving advances.
Yesterday the pair became involved in
quarrel and jim exercised his muscu-
lar powers by striking Jennie in the
face and otherwise maltreating her.
He also brQhght his oratorcal powers
into uee and heaped epithets vile and
abusive upon her defenseless head,
ending one more emphatic than the
rest with the declaration that he would
cut her heart out. This was more than
she could stand, consequently she se-
cured n warrant for his arrest. with the
intention of putting him under honds
to keep the peace. The aggrleved
party lives on the corner of Ionia and
Coldrook k-sts., with ner sister, Mrs.
Frank Gleason.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
Awfullr BURNED.
nrs. Drsehss nas . Tsrrisis Expsrisses
with Rirs.

Wuh FIRE.
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs Drecher,
Of Al Perry-st., started bon ire IN her
yard to burn up some old rubbish and
in riirring II up her dress lgnited. She
dii not notice II until she felt the
scosehlng flames burning her fiesh.
Then, glaneing doun, che Was horrned
aud tewiidered 70 observe that her
clothing was afire. SDe WAS 90 con-
fused that she knew not what 10 do.
The terrible element was swiftly con-
suming her wearing apparel and blis-
terlng her tiesh. The pain flnaliy
brought her ~ = realization of her sltua-
ton ana scream after scream rent the
air. Patrolman 8. A. Welsh heard the
eries for help while some distance
away. lie Immediately ran in the di-
recuon from wbjch they came. Seeing
the condition ofArs. Drecher he sprang
over the fence and upnnndfui OF hin-
self. commenced TO take the clothing
from the unfortunate lady. By this
time she vas euyeloped IN a blaze.
Officer Welsh jerkcd the dress from her
back IN less time than II takes To tell
AMI by SO doing y0ssIbly saved the life
OF the woman. His hands we1e badly
burned, 10 such an extent, IN fact, that
he was unable 10 make his report. Dr.
G. X. Johnson waa called to attend the
woman and found her inJuries very
serious. She was severely scared about
the limbs, abdomen. breast, hands and
face. and her life Is despalred Of. II
Mrs. Drecher pulls through she can
thank the brave officer for having
saved her life. Patrolman Welsh will
be unfit for work for several weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Baron De N MihAikA Claims he ss Ilbeisa
an an Article Fsbii.hsd by the Paper

Baron De VI ibAikA Cia ims ~ - ss Llbeisd
an an Article rabii.hsd by the Paper.
Chicago. Aug. l5.-Ihe Tribune Com
pany was made defendant in a $3.50 900
hbeI suit brought IN the circuit court
today by Baron > de Mhalka. IesteT-
day morning the Tribune published a
column article in which the baron was
accused of doing fraudulent business
IS the General Western Agent of tho
RoyAl Hungarian Wine Society Of
Buda-Pesth. Hungary" Ii was stated
that no such society now existed and
that the baron's method of procedure
has been 10 buy cheap domestic wines,
doctor them with alcohol, sugar and
chemicals, bottle the mixture in the
artisucalIy labeled bottles and then To
hustle for orders. His headquarters
are at room 4l3. State Exchange Build-
ing, while the .'doctoring" Was being
carried on Ia basement on Wabash
ave. Several interviews were pub
llshed in which people claim to have
been defra lded by the baron. By
means of tlnetlre of vanilla. oil of wal
nuts, etc, It was said that the dealer
attempted to give . connection of q
Hungarian tokay flavor. In this way,
il - said. he sold wine worth so cents y
bottle for from $3.50 to So ser bottle.
Now, the baron Claims there Is no truth
IN the charges and that he has not
alone been hurt in business. but that
his feelings have been injured. He
will leave the question Of damages TO q
jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
WEEL DONE, Guilty SARK.

Nellie Noisn in Abbreviated Attire
Cleans Out the Gang.
Nellie Nolan is an old timer, about 40
Yeas of age, and she has been arrested
three times within as many weeks Tor
being drunk. She was locked up again
last night ut the county jail. in room
where there were several other girls.
She felt in fighting Trim and stripped
down until small wrapper was the
only garment that adorned her un-
galnly shape. Then she waded into
the other girls and knocked them right
and left III true pugilistlc style. Some
crawied under the cots and the others
ran screaming into the corners of the
room. Deputy Sheriff Beaver ran up
stairs when he heard the NOISE. Un-
locking the door he saw Nellie stand
ing IN the centre of the room, monarch
of all she surveyed. She was placed in
another cell.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
Real Estate Prospects Bright

Realestates prospects were never bet
ter than now, So raid J.W. Closterhousc
one of the real estate dealers. in CONVEX
sa.ion yesterday. / have never made
more sales. and mostly for cash, IN 10
short time as have in the last three
weeks, l sold l.. j. Rindge a $1,000 farm
on the Grandvilie road, William Hall.
of Ypsilanti, 3 nice home on Reeds-st.,
Mrs. Powers home on Nalley-st., 5. A.
Winterhalter, ~. 4ol Fountsin-st., for
$500. o. b. Balton nice cottage on
my Wealthy-ave. addition for 5000,
John Z herg 100 home on Coi,-ave.,
Daniel VANDERBILT $500 house and
lot on VOLTS addition. a house and lot
on Fremont-st., 10 Mr.. Smith ! have
also sold some vacant lots OH which
parties intend 10 build. Those arc all
think CT now. have four more big
deals n,adc but eau moi close them un-
tit the first of tn. wr-k. k.>----s-,--.zt.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

The Board of Public Works held a
meeting yesterday afternoon. John
Powers Was awarded tue contract of
paving Erie street with cobbe stone,
ms price being $i95. The following
bids for street Improvements will be
advertised the coming week; Pans
and specifications for improving Jen-
nette street from Seventh to Leonard
Eighth from Jennette 10 Alpine ave.
aud South Iona from Fulton TO Mon
roe. An advertisement will also be
inserted calling for bids on piping IN
South Lsyfayelte and thirteen other
streets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

They are in q Very Precar!ous Cosdition
and Likely to Die.
Atlantic City, y. j.. Aug. l5.-Three
victims OF last evenings collision on the
Reading Railroad, At Egg Harbor City,
are IN very precsrious condition.
Mrs. Bowen, of this city, is 80 badly
scaided and burned that she Will very
likely die. Miss Media Bethel, who was
also severely scalded. is not likely 10
recover and her death - momentarilv
expected. Henry Shaw, of Phhadel-
phls, Is in q very critical condition and
probably will have hrs leg smputated.
Inc Others of the wounded passengers
are on quick road to recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
NAVAL WAR; ARE.

Capt. Poisson 0-n Out . Capias for
Capt. Mccarthy.
Capt. Poisson swore out capias yes
terday from the circuit court for the
arrest Of Capt. Mccarthy of the steamer
Belknap at Reed's Lake. Capt. Poisson
claims that through criminal carless-
ness or from . purpose 30 do injury on
the part Uf Capt. Mccarthy . collision
occurred between the steamers Belknap
and Florence resulting in damage 10
the latter TO the amount of $500. The
trouble took place las. Sunday, while
the Florence was loaded with passen-
gers and one side Of the little craft was
smashed in. An officer went 10 the
lake last night armed With the writ,
but had not returned At a late hour this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

As announced in the amusement de-
partment of this paper the Redmond
theater will be re-opcned tomorrow
evening with new lights and decora-
tons. Last evening Manager Bur.
roughs invited few friends TO . gas
light rehearsal and the ornamentations
in all parts of the theater glowed with
the radiance of the colors which have,
IT seems. been happily and properly
blended. The artist has provided the
house with q color of warmth and the
for the assurance that the manager Will
bc IN accord with this color and tenn
peratuIe in welcoming the patrons to
the inauguration Of the new season to-
morrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Paymaster Sullivan. of the q Z A
I. returned Yesterday from tie north.
Mr.. Berfin aud Ibos. osaiubd, of Zell-
wood. Florida, accomplishing bnn.
Yesterday afternoon the Central
train due a. IL 40 was one hour AID
thirty minutes ate. beius detained
IN Jackson, waiting for eastern
trains.
Between soc and 20 employees or the
D.. J.. ard ~, from Lanslng snd Ionia
arrived iB the city yesterday morning
They we're = fine iosogine crowd Of peo-
pie ard spent the day 81 NORTH Park
returning last night. The ercuraon.
lsts were veil pse&sed with the city and
manifest = desre 70 ''cofue sgsin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

San Francisco, August l5.-It was de-
cided last night by the stevedores'
Union to begin strike today, for the
enforcement of their demand Tor an IN
crease OF wages. from thirty t. forty
cents per hour for regular time and an
increase of twenty cents per hour for
overtime. There are 500 members in
the union but they did not all go out,
some of them not having been notified.
number of vessels failed to get men
I'm place of the strikers. The strike Is
expected to become more general Mon
uay
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Mrs. Mary Powers, of Walker town.
ship, reported TO the sheriff that her
residence IN that township has been
burgiurzed several uuies rVoeatly dur
ing her absence, and the following ar
ticles taken: One black cashmere
dress. four brcadths of rag carpet, one
bedslead one mirror and clock. Mrs.
Powell lives IN THIS city a portion OF the
time with her con William, who Is a
lamp lighter, and when he is not on
duty they reside at the farm. There is
no one at the farm while they are IN
the city. 1t was while they were here
that the goods were stolen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
N.s IN. Larc.peu.Lady.

Mamnie Wynn has returned TO the
city and il uAnspires that she is not the
Nav Wymso for whom warrant was
issued tor stealing wearing apparel OF
Nrs. Ellen kIngsworth, of 80 West
Brdge-st. Mammie Wynn was at one
time with the Wilbur Opera Company,
and her life has been sorle what roman
TIC. but 50 far as known no charge OF
larceny or anything OF That sort has
cver been made against her. The au-
thorltles will have to look further for
the May Wyniau named IN their war
rant.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
A RnnaWaH

A horse attached to . light wagon
owned by B. J. BuIlard became fright
ened on Scribner At. near West Leonard
yesterday afternoon and ran away. col
llding With horse and buggy owned
by Will lam Houstwat. of Walker town
ship, near Leonard and Turner ST..
damaging the rig 10 the extent OF s25
and breaking the occupants fnger.
Both men were thrown violently TO the
ground and Mr.. Builard severely hurt.
Or. Poposky attended the injured
man.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
POPE MAY DRAW APRHE
The Holy Father Has Q Job Lot
Of Lottery Tickets
JUST gEeIElIuED 10 HIN BT WILL
1hsy were . Psrflsa Of The Estate sf
the late ehAassitsr Of the fapsi
Lssatssa 81 yfsaaa-Wnat
VIII a Ds " AN asaas

London. August IA Vienna dis
patch says that people are wondering
there waat Pope Leo will do with the
lottery tickets bequeatnsd to him by
the late Ritter Won Lsonhard. Who was
chancellor of the papal legation IN
Vienna. The will of the late chancellor
left 10 the pope about 100. 900 IN money,
. quantity OF stocks and bonds and
half Of an eventual gain from the lot
tsry tickets neld Wy the deceased. IA
shown by this instance, cealing IN lot
tsfles IS not uncommon IN Nienna
among people of high station. ecclesias-
teal and secular. but u IS the first time
that the pope has been made lottery
beneficiary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Grrensbnrs. Pa, Ang. l5.--Chief Po-
ice Cannon. Of Lstrobe. this evening
arrested Charlie Bruner. . IL year old
boy. on Suspicion OF his being implI-
cstsd IN the murder % samuel Reese
at Ebensourg. Pa. lsst Thursday. In
the presence of several witnesses the
hoy confessed 20 . full knowledge Of
the murder, saying hls cousin. Elmer
pransr. did the killing. The parents
of Charles ard Elmer are highly re-
spected people and reside IN Pitt burg
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
Hire At Z Mine

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 15.-Fire
this morning almost completely de.
stroyed the machinery of the NINE of
the New Plttsburg Coal and Coke Com
pany, at Alum Cove, sullivan county.
The company estimates It's loss at $780,
600 with two-thirds insurance. There
has been a strike at the mine for a
week past and 1t Is thought the mine
was set on fire. II will be several
months before work can be resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

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space used Tor sea's The same change
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

School Commissioner Smith and tr-
amiuers Carpenter and Chapel have
finished looking over examination
papers that were written at the late .ex.
animation. For:y-six certificates OF
tie third grade we're issued ou' OF
eighty three applications SIT OF tne
fifteen applicants for = second grade
were successfui aud five of the nine sp-
plicants TOR a first grade passed muster.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
Tn. Chinese Iep~rs

New York, Aug. l5.-Dr. Cyrus
Edison, Of the Board OF Health, IN his
report on the two chinese lepers, who
were taken to North Brothers Island
today, says the most eminent pnysi-
cisus say that the disease is contagious
and ne himself 10 of a similar belief.
lie recommended the establishment of
a Isxsretto on the Atlantic coast for
the isolation of cases of lsprosy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
PA7RONIIED PAWNSHOP
Newspapers Mem Make Visit to
Their Kind Old Uncle
TO GET MONEY TO BET on A FIGHT
Their Man wins and They Rake in Bush
els of Shekics-A Mill Between Jack
wilkes and Harry Gilmore.
Entis IN Second Round.

Omaha. Neb. Aug. 15.-Jacks Wilkes,
of st. Louis, and Harry Gilmore. OF
night for a purse OF $500, given by
the Magic City Athletic Club. 1t was
pretty fight while it lasted, but in
the second round Wilkes knocked Gill
more silly. BIZ money was bet on
Gilmore and the newspaper men won
most OF the nonsy. having pawned
every thing Ia sight to bet on the st.
Louis man.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Supervisor Ward of Spencer came 10
the city yesterday with Mary Plumb Of
that township. who u thought to be ia
sane. Sire u - years ola and her par
ents have been depe endeBt on the town
for Their support Tor the lad fifteen
ycars. Owing % The absence OF Judge
Perkins Of the probate court. a hearing
could not he had yrste-dsy concerning
her mental condition and she WAS
taken e. the county poor nouse - re-
man until legal exam nation can be
had
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
CALIFORNIA; APPROPRIATION.
The eConstitusionaiity of the Law Argues
Before the supreme Court.

The eConstitutiOnaiity of the Law Argued
before the supreme Court.
San Francisco, August 15.--The suit
instituted against the late comptroller
to test the constitutionaIity of the law
appropriating $780, 900 for California's
exhibit at the Worlds Fair, was argued
before the superior court. yesterday.
TIE court ordered the case submitted
OH the briefs, the comptroller being al
lowed twenty days, the state COM
missioner the same time after receiving
the comptroller's brief and the At
torney-General ten days thereafter.
The Attorney-General thinks the law
constitutional.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Nicholas Scboebeek, sn idiotsc youns
man Who has been an snnsts OF 'he
county tsonse fer about three ~eeks
became dissatisfied with his rurfo'.on'
lngs snd came 10 the city Yesterday
U.s parent. are dead and be = COM
pl~ss mental efees A shoft ufnc ss"
he sss seal 3, the asylum st hsiNh's'
80 h,.t ~ eas returned a. nsya hetnz
,,f..,s., .attset f.sf tlsai snslstutIans
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16
IOWA CROP BULLETIN.

BavorAbIs Coaditioss for Corn which has
Attainsd Phenomsnal Size.
Des Moines. Aug. l5.-The weeks
bulletin or the Iowa weather crop Ser
wee reports the average temperature
above normal and rainfall in excess 10
many localitesL The general condi-
tens have been favorable to corn,
winch. In many sections, has obtained
phenomenal SAFE and with fair weather
Ill the middle of September will
pIatare. On the 9th very damaging
wlndstorm mot a tornado or q cycIone)
swept through the Southern counties
from Decatur 10 Louisa, damaging
large grain IN snocks and stacks
hay IN Ticks, frut and outbuIld-
iags. The belt of disturbance was fan
smped and Was fifteen 10 nifty miles
vide.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

The s-yesr-old son of Ex.AIderman
G.. n. De Graaf. met with an unfortun-
ate accident a. Mscatsws park Fri ~
afternoon. Whaie playing he fell off
the sidewalk, which WAS i've feet from
the ground, striking IN such a manner
as 20 break his arm above the elbow.
The sufferer Was made "a comfortable
a. possb ble by Drs. z. III. stevens aud
Cooper who set the fractured member.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Sauces Cssvus shs vssfs - - Pete
Comm issioners ~ nuda-Psssh.
Buda-Pesth, Aug. l5.-The Chicago
fair commissioners were received by
the minister of commerce yesterday.
The mIniste assured them of his hearty
interest in the fair. He will appoint a
fair commission of ten prominent Hun
garaEs and will send special repres-
enta.ive TO Chicago.
Copenhagen. Aug. l5.-The represen-
stlyes OF the Chicago Worlds FAIR,
who have been IN the cily urging the
advantages of the exposition, have
started tor Berlin. Their work here is
regarded ~ very successful.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

Washington. Aug la.-The United
States steamship Charleston sailed to-
dsy from san Francisco for China.
where she vii b. the Asgship of the
ksstie squadron. This dssposes Of The
report that she would be oftiered ~
Central Anieries during the settlsmeut
of the trooble caused by she xiznre Of
IRE steamship tsty ~ Psusnis hy the
government "a san salvador.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-16

A patient at the z. R. A Home wa
relieved OF . oancerous growth on the
lower lip by Drs. Disbrov. Lupinski and
Wood. The patient had previously
been successfully operated upoa for
strsngulsted hernia, by the came phy-
siefans