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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28

lished or increased by the Mckinley
tariff, asking information about the
number of persons employed, the char
acter of the products, etc. The Ameri-
can Economist will tomorrow print
many replies. Taken together they
show that 81 1856 persons found employ
ment in the industries referred to,
while the increased capital employed
amounts to $40, ,499, ,050. The reports, it
is said, are incomplete, and the Ameri-
can Economist claims that about $4,000
persons are now employed in industries
actually established or increased by the
new tariff,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
AN AILING ACTRESS.

Margaret Mather Unable to Appear In
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Sensational
reports have been sent out concerning
the condition of Margaret Mather, the
well known actress, who is playing an
engagement here. Tuesday night she
tainted on the stage, and since then has
been unable to appear. Her manager
states that her condition is not serious,
and that she is suffering from overwork.
She will resume playing Saturday night,
as she is rapidly recovering, and her
physician says she will be in condition
to resume then.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
THE sONTAG TRIAL.
Nearly ALI the Testimony for the Prose
cution In.

Nearly All the Testimony for the Prose-
cutton In.
FRESNO, Oct. 27.-Sheriff Hensley and
a number of witnesses were examined
in the Sontag case today, but nothing of
Importance was brought out.
Detectives Hickey and Hume testified
in the afternoon. Hickey testified about
finding Sontag's trunk, which contained
clothing identified as being similar to
that worn by one of the robbers.
Detective Thomas Burg testified that
on July 10Th he saw Sontag talking with
a man with sandy beard, at the depot
in this city. Sontag boarded south
bound train. A coat found in Sontag's
trunk was shown witness, who said it
looked like that worn by the bearded
man.
The prosecution may finish tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
sTEvENsON's SPEECHES.
Adlai Doing Good Work in New Yol

Adlai Doing Good Work In New York
and Connecticut.
NEW York, Oct. 2.-Adlsi E. Steven
son made brief address to the Dry
Goods Democratic club this afternoon.
Afterwards he took part in general
handshaking. His speech was devoted
to the force bill. He said he was much
encouraged at the outlook, as he OBJ.
served it, in the south.
STANFORD, Conn.,, Oct. H.-Adlai 3.
Stevenson arrived here from New York
this evening and addressed great
crowd at the town hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
Possible Fusion IN Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 27.-Van Wyck,
Populist candidate for governor, and
Chairman Blake and Secretary Pirth. of
the state committee of the Peoples
party, had conference with the Demo-
cratic state committee today, which
lasted until midnight. Several propo-
sitions looking to fusion were discussed
and rejected. The Democrats decided
not to pull off the Cleveland electors,
but left it to the local committeeman to
instruct the Democrats to. vote for the
Weaver electors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
a Collision on the Coiumbi..

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 27.-A collision
occurred on the Columbia river, about
20 miles below this city, this morning,
between the steamboats, Iralda and lone,
which ply on the lower river. Otto
Peters, passenger, jumped overheard
and was drowned. It is reported two
other persons were injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
Tho wisconsin Apportionment.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 27.-The appor-
tionment bill, as adopted by the Demo-
cratic caucus, passed both houses of the
legislature last night. 1t gives the
Democrats majority of 12 or 14on
joint ballot.
The governor signed the apportion-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
A SAN FRAECIsCo SENSATION.
The Committee Of Safety to Stand Guard
Over the Elections.

The Committee of Safety to Stand Guard
Over the Elections.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-The people
of this city were startled tonight by
reading the following advertisement in
an evening paper:
A TTENTION!-THE EXECUTIVE COM
IA mittee of the committee of safety will
meet Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock. Punctual
and prompt attention is requested. By order.
This is the same committee of safety
which subdued the Kearney sand lot
riots in 1877. It is Thought the meeting
has been called to take action in regard
to election frauds which, it is thought,
may be attempted on election day. The
members of the committee are Aworn to
secrecy and nothing definite can be
learned as to the cause of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
The Talk OF the Town.

The collection of paintings now on ex-
hibition st Y. M. O. A. hall, 206 s.
Broadway, from 10 9. m. until 10 p. m.
admission free. Sale tonight and tomor.'
row night at 8 o'clock. 60 and see
Ophelia, The Battle of the Centaurs.
The Dream OF Love; in fact every pic
ture is a finished work of art, well worth
Q visit. Sale by order of probate court
OF San Francisco. JOHN w. FINN,
Exexcutor Of estate Of D. Loietti.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
a pemocratic rally al Monrovia.

MoNBoyIA, Oct. 27.--An enthusiastic
Democratic meeting here this evening
was addressed by Hon. w. A. Ryan and
Hon. Charles F. Harris. Washington
L. Goldman. candidate for justice of the
peace of this township, presided, and
made stirring address.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
McKinloy In Indiana,

PERU, Ind, Oct. Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley addressed great crowds OF people
here today, it being estimated that
10000 came in from the surrounding
districts. A meeting was held again
tonivht
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
A Republican Canard.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 27.-The DEM
ocrat and Chronicle asserts that an at
tempt has been made to bribe printer
in the Office where the official ballots
are printed, to mark the Republican
ballots 90 they will be thrown out when
the time comes to count them.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
Prohibitionists Not In It.

PIERRE, s. D., Oct. 27.-Before the SUI
preme court today, case was argued
wherein the Prohibition party leaders
asked writ OF mandamus to compel
the secretary of state to place the names
OF their candidates on the official bal
lots, the secretary having refused, be-
cause the certificates of nomination
were irregularly filed. An opinion was
rendered this evening, sustaining the
secretary. The present indications are
that in about 80 out of about 80 coun-
ties in South Dakota, the Democrats
and Populiets will fuse,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
A Repnblfcan Victory.

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. 27.--In the mu-
nicipal election here, Horner (Republi-
CAM was elected mayor over Honey
(Democrat) and incumbent, by ma
jority Of 46 in a total vote Of $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28

Carpenters, and other mechanics, who are 80
apt to fall from scsffods and diklocate Limb,
will please RENE mber that there is nothing 30
good for Inflammation ~ salvation Oil the
greatest cure for sprains ana brutscs
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28
Republioan Tarifr Thunder.

NEW YoRK, Oct. q The American
Protective Tariff league recently sent
letters to persons in central industries
which, II il claimed, have been estab.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-28

Your fall suit should be made by Getz.
Fine tailoring, best filter, large stock.
liz West Third street.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

WASHINGTON Jan. 1S.-Seeretary
Tracy last rigi. made public the fol-
lowing dispatch received from Com
modore Evans Of tie United States
steamship YORKTOWN, now at Yalpa-
ra.so. Chill in regard 10 the Balmace-
dist refugees put aboard the vessel ty
Mr.. Egan and the Spanish minister:
VALPARAISO. Chilli Jan. 6.-Secrc-
tagy OF the navy Washington: Tac
American minister informs me that
The Chiiian minister Of foreign affairs
has changed his mind about the refu-
gees now on board Of the YORKTOWN.
and they may be taken out of any
merchant vessel touching at Gillian
pert. Arrangements had been made
for all TO sail yesterday but the
change of base on the part OF the CHI
liam minister OF foreign alIai.s compels
me 10 keep them, which crowds
me very much. Snail / laad
them al Cailao Peru or Mollendo? No
steamers from here 60 direct to neu-
ual territory. This unexpected act Of
The Chilean minister OF foreign affairs
is due, he states in part TO my saiut-
ing he Spanish minister when ne came
on board TO deliver two refugees. !
have requested the American minister
TO say TO the minister Of foreign ~
fairs that am responsible 10 my own
government and not to that OF Chill
in such matters and that | consider
his criticism offensive and | Will nos
accept it His action seems unworthy
OF the representative OF Il serious go.
eminent. EVANS.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

Gillian eeIvice that there was not the
slightest doubt that all matters at
present in dispute between the United
States and Chill would be amicably
set.ied within a short me. It is G.
deliberate lie that the Yorktown was
fired upon. The facts that were seized
upon TO circulate the canard were as
sollows: Tne CHILEAN torpedo bouts
were practcing in Valparaiso bay
without torpedos only spars being
used. One OF the boats CHANGED TO GET
near the Yorktown aud. when abous
thirty meters away. Slowed ayo-u5
That was absolutely all the
foundation there was to the re-
port Commander Evans being ashore
shortly after this took pace talked 4
good deal about it 10 our officials here.
The captain OF the Gillian torpedo
launch. Sargeuto Aldea. says that all
the torpedo boats in question were or
dered 10 practice in the bay without
torpedoe5. His launch while 50 en-,
gagged happened to pass the Yorktown
circling. He Indignantly denies that
his acton was IN any way insulting or
intended as a Prorocat;on to the
American ship.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

LANcAsrEE, O.. Jun. Ig-Whiie
Judge Jonn = Brasse WAS in his study
yesterday morning AZ oc.ocl Z ter-
rife explosion Of naIur:.. gas occurred
ana the residence. Il twenty room
brick structure. WAS leveled 10 the
ground. Two churches were also
partially demolished and fifty o.her
houses damaged. The judge was
thrown 100 feet out on the street car
track where ne was afte~ward picked
UP in "a dazed condition but not SER
ously hurt. Mrs. Brasse's two dau5hc-
crs and two sons were in bed on the
second floor and were HURLED into the
debris Of the lutheran church. The
women were caught in the failing root
and We're extricnted shortly a.terward
badly cut and bruised, but Will re.
cover.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
TERRIBLE CALAMITY
if1icted Tomen and Chi dren Burned to
Death in a Surgical Institute.
rwo DRUNK MN sUFFoCATED BY GAS.
The Premature Explosion OF u
Blast Kills Two and Injuries
Three Zen.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Jan 23.-The
-urgical institute burned Thursday
night midnight Nlne,eeu helpless
crippled children. inmates Of the insti-
tuition. lost ;heir lives and twenty
other persons were injured, some bad
". most of them slightly. Two hun
dre0 and ioriy-siS patients and thirty
nurses sleeping in the two four-story
buildings at the corner Of Illinois and
Georgia streets. in which the institute
Is located. were in imminent danger
OF their lives. Iheir rescue. the fight
with the flames and the final discovery
OF the charred remains OF the poor
dead childred wrapped il each Others
arms, makes q story rarely paralleled
in the annals Of modern cities. There
is no telling how many people were
killed until al the debris Is searched.
The debris completely filed the frs,
Story, and when the bremen began the
search for dead bodies they were
obliged TO commence work on q level
fith The second floor. II viii be sew
eral days before they can hone to
reach the bottom.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Jan. 1S-Capt.
Brito with his company OF rangers.
returned SATURDAY night having 5eei4
in Tie saddle for thirteen days and
nights. He secuted in all the river
bends between Santa Maria and Rio
Giande City, assisted by Lieut.. Short
OF the Sixth United States cavalry. On
tao night OF the 9TH he struck crowd
al 4 place called Gaia. Three shots
were fired which he thinks were sig
nals. He secuted the cnapparal all
night In the morning he found a de-
serted camp in which were empty
cartridge boxes and old clothing some
Of which was bloody like that used in
dressing wounds. also a list of men,
winch showed thirty in the gung. COM
handed by Austino Rolon. the same
patty That commanded in the fight
with Capt Bourlze. They were driven
10 the Mexican side OF the riv lr. where
three Of them were captured.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The OPEN
ing day OF the meeting OF the Demo
cratic national committee came after Il
comparatively sleepless Il 'glt for most
OF the members OF the conles,iug dele
cations Early in the day the various
delegations met and se.ected orators
10 present the claims Of the respective
cities. The committee met in the
spycious banquet rooms Of the Airing
Ion hotel. After some preliminary
business and considerable discussion
u the merits Of each city. the voting
began. Upon the fifteenth ballot
Chicago Won. the vote standing is
follows: Detroit +; Kansas City. ,;
Milwaukee, Is; -. Paul, /: Chicago.
y. On motion OF Mitchell OF Wiscon-
sin the vote WAS made unanimoas.
when the meeting adjourned TO meet
in Chicago June 20 Eext.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

SILVER CITY. y. NJ. Jan. 10
Juan Lopez a Mexican. has had a pet
lion for four Years. Ire animal was
very fond OF him. \ few days ago
Lopez brought a beautiful senorita
home as his brlde. The hon became
jealous Of the love bestowed upon the
girl by his master Inc second Il ght
after the marriage Lopez went ont on
Il business trip ana returned 10 his
home 10 ind his Young vile had been
torn TO pieces by the savage brute.
The lion had jumped upon her baci;
and broke her neck The first bite q
part Of The bred had been torn away
and eaten ana the face dishgured.
The animal fed TO the mountains ana
was soon followed oy hundreds OF
Loqez's ueishbors. The Young hus-
band grief VS. 50 great he became
insane and Is NOW { mined 10 prevent
zCi,.iip
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
DASHED TO DEATH.
a Train CoIlides With a SIcishing
Party With Dire Re,uItS.

Sr. LoCIs. No, Jan. pa .i1,ls
before 5 O'Clock yesterday evening q
party Of twenty-five started out for an
evening Of enjoyment in sleighinc. fur
nisned by the recent heavy fall Of
snow. or these eight are now in the
morgue and nearly all the rest in the
hospital They were ali in one con
veyance, q large four-ho-se sleigh.
starting out about 7:4j o. IN. After an
evenings drive they went to the Del
monlcO road house. near Forest park.
and partaking OF lunch. the party
reassemOied At 1890 for the return
home. The drive commenced with
gaiety but fifteen minutes late at the
Sarah street crossing OF the Wabash
railroad an ace dent occurred. \
special train chartered BY the local
Legion o! Honor lodge was returning
from an evening spent at Ferguson.
thirteen miles out The train was IN
charge OF Engineer James B.uuchield.
Fireman Murphy and Conductor Robert
Dalton, and moving At some twenty
five miles an hour tender first Owing
TO this last fact the engineer { d not
see the sleighing party ,iuti. fairly
upon them The tender struck be-
tween tho pole horses and the sleigh.
k ling two OF the horses and throw no
the occupants Of the sleigh in every
direction. 50 great was the shock two
OF the injured were afterw ri found
on top OF the cab.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

the local freight trains have been in
operation several days; still all appre-
hension OF the effect OF the strike has
not been dispelled. 1t IS insisted by
the strikers and their sympathizers
that 4 general strike will ensue as
soon as Aransas Pass freight is offered
for shipment on other lines. II this
IS true a general tie-up is imminent
unless some settlement is made. Flo
resviiie Is exceedingly anxious about
the matter as she has already suffered
greatly from the strike first inaugu-
rated. Not a few people here are
afraid 10 ride on the trains at present
because it is known that in som in
stances incompetent and inexperienced
persons have been given responsible
positions on these trains since the
strike and it is impossible TO know or
conjecture to what extent this has been
done
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

MARIENFIELD, Tex. Jan. 22.-Tne
first report of freezint in the great
storm which has just passed c..me in
yesterday. John Hutto foreman Of
Guilty d CARROTS sheep ranch. came
in yesterday and presents pltiable
spectacle and reports three men left
n dying condition. The rancn was
ilty miles north OF here and Nj.
dutto and three MeSicans attempted
10 hold the sheep during the storm
The Mexicans succumbed to the cold
nd lay down. Mr. luton wrapped
hem up the best he could ana eft
hem on the lone prairie 10 their fate
The nor Is had wandered away ana
Mr.. Iutto now made heroic siruc-
gle to save his own lie. He forlu-
uateiy walked the right direction. and
after walk OF two days and three
highs without food or sleep he sue
cesded in reaching this place com
pl'ste wreck. \ relief party v or
ganized and sent ont Mr.. Hutto IS
Low in a comatose state.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 23.-George
Burgher came near losing his life
yesterday. Young Burgher. who is
about Is years old is u messenger
boy in the employ OF Mr. Irvine. SUI
perintendent OF bridges and buildings
for the Santa Fe road. The boy had
4 message from Mr.. Irvine for the
foreman OF The pile-dr:ving crew OF
the Santa Ee, who were at work on
Twenty-seventh street. The $50
Passenger train was pulling mo the
city and the boy jumped on il at the
Forty street stauon. When
the tram passed the pile-dr.vers Bur-
CHER Was standing On the steps OF the
moving car and lea ed over to hand
the message to the foreman. While
leaning ont of the car he came in con-
tact with the pile-driyer which struck
MIN on the head. The blow was a
very severe one and the unfortunate
boy fell Huder the teestle into the bay.
He was speedily taken up ana carried
to- his iathers lAsi5x@e- 1t mss
found that he was seriously if not IA
tally injured as the blood was run
ming out OF his mouth and cars It IS
a problem whether or not he can re-
cover.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

CADDo. / +. Jan. 22.-United
states Indian Policemen Bohanan and
COBB seized and destroyed yesterday
at Durlnt town twelve miles south
from Caddo. 80 bottles Of lager beer.
which were be ~ sod at that place.
They acted under orders from l.. Z.
Bennett United State Indian agent.
when are to destroy all beer and ale
introduced into his agency. Inc ex-
element will now likely begin Us
Deputy Marshal sam Williams says
he has orders from Judge Bryant Of
the Paris court to arrest all Indian
policemen who destroy any Deer in The
Indian country. lie al o SAY 5 ne Will
try ali such parties brought before
him Tor :o1Dcrv.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
IN A GIN
A Little Boys Arm Caught by the Saws and
Badly hutlated
fATHERoF foRN-Tao CHILDREN FRoz6
4 Messenger Toy is Struck on the
Head by n Piie-driver and
Seriously Hurt.

UTOPIA Tex, Jan. "a distress
ing accident happened at Messrs. Kel-
ley and Clayton gin as they were
winding up the remnants OF the cot
ton crop. Little johnny Pruitt, son
OF the widow Pruitt Of this place. was
PRESENT and by some means got his
hand caught by the 6 spws and his
ann pulled in and lacerated to the
shoulder. THIS Is the second accident
o. that nature which has occurred at
iAis gin Nh Joe Kelley one Of the
proprietors, had his hand badly torn
while putting DAT the first bale last
season after the gin was first com
plsted. He hid to have two of his
fingers amputated.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

NEW YoRK Jan. 2I.-The United
States dynamite cruiser Vesuyius will
Dc ready for active service in forty
days. The delay was occasioned in
prov ding the vessel with projectiles
ana supplying thin urinor protection
along the sides. in the wake OF the
machinery and boilers. The Vesuy ius
Is in commission and can proceed o
sea any day. She was never hereto
fore supplied with full set OF shells
for pneumatic guns-thirty shells. ten
TO each of three guns. The explosive
used Will be gun cotton. Two hun
dred and fifty ponds of gun cotton
viii be placed IN each shell. Next TO
The TO pedo boat Cushing. the Vesuvius
IS the fastest vessel in the United
States navy. She made Jaeun aver
a.e OF zl.6 knots per hour over 4
measured course.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
whisky Killed Them.

Boston Mass. Jan. y. Two
fouug children OF Arthur Bizert OF
Ro2bury secured a flask Of whisky
from the closet early Sunday morn
ing before their parents were up.
and drank freely OF the contents.
When the mother arose she found her
two children Il q beast Y stale OF in
toxirfts,,r-=- livery means WINS tried 10
resuscitate the children, but Of no
avail One died Sunday forenoon and
the other passed away in the evening.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
important Happenings In the Various De-
partments Of Government
CONGRESSIONAL AND OTHER NEWS.
Joseph p. Bradley, the Great Jur-
list. Has Gone TO His
Reward.

WASHINGTON. Jan. - - Justice
Bradley OF the United States supreme
court died at 6:l5 yesterday morning.
The funeral arrangements. in accord
ance with Justice Bradley's wishes,
will be quiet. Private services will De
held at the late residence Sunday after
noon and the remains will then lie
taken 10 Newark y. j.. where the In
torment Will take place Monday. When
the supreme court assembled Chief
Justice Fuller announced the death OF
Ais distinguished associate and an I'd
iournmeut o. the court until next Tues
Gay out Of respect TO his memory was
taken
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex. Jan. 20
Mrs. Henry Pickens. living six miles
west OF the city, met her death yesier-
day evening. she was br- de OF only
a few months. She ate dinner hale
ana hearty. and her husband left her
seated before the fire when he went
about his duties around the place. Ia
a short time he returned only to dis
cover his vito lying dead with her
head IN the fire. the skull burned and
exposing the charred brains. How
this unfortunate accident occurred IS
not known. Mrs. Pickens was of fine
address and liked BY all OF the mel III
mrs
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29
Double Tragedy.

RoCKwALL Tex, Jan. 22.-
" sduesday evening At Rowle I station,
in Dallas county. Nike Coyle and Ben
2, &c became involved in :, dispute
about a note which ended in CoyIe
shooting Page in the breast with a
double-barreled shotgun. When Page
fell Bob Bedrock tried TO assist him
to his feet, He turned over on his
side drew his pistol and shot Coyle in
the bowels. which resulted in his
death early yesterday morning Page
died within five minutes after receiv-
ing the contents Of Coyle's gun. They
are well known here and it IS under.
stood are cousins.
The San Saba weekly news. (San Saba, Tex.) 18??-1???, 1892-01-29

LAREDO Tex, Jan. 19.-The CARA
revolution is believed 10 be at an end.
for the present. at least. Armed men
are reported to be moving through
the country and are supposed 10 be
Garza's forces going back home. One
follower vino lives here, saws the
first meeting was held in New Orleans
and CARA Sandoval CouDet aud
representative OF q New
Orleans firm were present. 1t was
agreed that if he revolution was in
augurated Sandoval WIS TO be made
leader He was to receive 500. 900.
Cara at once took the field. starting
with twenty men which grow TO 400.
No prominent leader on the other side
taking hold. he was left to skirmish on
this side; thus ehded MS fiasco. He is
thought to be IN the vicinity of La
redo and his friends think he may
surrender at Corpus Christi and fight
the American law instead OF two gov.