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Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
SPEED RING.
Good Racing and AN Accident at Washing
ton Park.

ton Park
CHICAGO H., July ia large crowo at
teuded the races at Washington Park today
The weather was cool and pleasant and the
track fast Faraday won the mile and three
furlongs handicap, although Jugurtha, a 3
Charley Lasch, belonging 10 j. 5. Gilroy and
ridden by Knight, an exercise boy for w. s.
Gull, dropped dead at the first furlong The
bog escaped uuhurt. V4n Buren, galloped
home ahead Of Prince Fortunstus in the
mile pulled up in ;42i3, half second
slower than the record for the meeting.
First race purse 5000, for 2-Year-O ds. pen
ulties and allowances. three-quHrters OF u
mile: Kin. Lee iG to j. won, Maid NJ Iian e 10
- second, Union uO TO 4 third Time; l:id.
Second race purse sjOL for 3-yeur-Oids and
UPWARDS, three-quarters OF a mile Primrose
Z, 10 o. won. fiklde % 10 p second, Forest
III rd. Time: l:lG
Third race, 3-yelr olds and upwards handi-
cap, one ana three-eighths mi es: Faruday O
10 \ won, JuCurthl 90 TO l. second, Wudesou
" 10 O. third. Time: 2:2jA.
Fourth race purse so, 3-year-olds and up
wards selling one and one-slNteenth miles:
Reveal 90 to A. won Ella Shlpm tn L to - see
Cna, NIrcrpy ~ to - third, Time; i;4g4.
iiftn race, purse 49, for 3-year-olds and
upwards, one m lie: Van Buren a. 10 ~ won.
Prince lortunatus second, Bankrupt third.
TIme: l;42ts.
Sixth race six furlon IS: Natalie q 10 won
springuway 20 TO - secund Chef Justice
third, Time; l:lj4,
seventh race, one mile and oue-siXteeuth:
Ell udlg li 10 % won, Ipman Us 70 4 second,
ShOs hone third. Time: l;4Dis,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Wholesale Smash-Ip.

A team hltched to lone of hillard's milk
wagons became frightened yesterday morn
ing whilc passing along East Pierce street
in the vicinity of WilcoX's greenhouse, ana
ran away, Ia its journey it frightened two
other teams, one belonging TO Judge L. L.
Aylesworth and attached to a surrey, and
the other a delivery team for l.. G. Knots
X Co. The two teams collided aud both
vehicles were smashed into kiudling wood.
One of Avlesworth horses was also badly
injured. Strangely enough, none of the oc-
cupRuts of the different vehicles were IN
iured in the silEhtest.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Ira F. Hendricks is IN Texas.
Mrs. A. A Truesdell has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. c. r. Hannan has gone to Quincy,
Mich, TO spend the summer.
Miss Dora Anderson OF Des Mones is visit
in, her sister, Mrs. A. A. Truesdell
Mrs. NJ. NJ. ST. John leaves today for
weeks visit win friends in Bartlett, Ia.
Mrs. Ira Grgsoa and niece Miss Carrie
Clark, are visiting friends in Jasper county
Missouri
n. p Dodge and daughter. Miss Carrie.
ana Miss Mary Davenport are spending a
few weeks AT Clear Lake.
Mrs Hannah Kennedy of Omaha is spend
ing a week with Mrs. ID. c. Bloomer aud
caring for her during her illness.
Miss Ethel Morrison of ID IS Moines is Wis
itilg her uncle, Heary COfiseu, ol 50 uLn
First street during Cnautauqua
Mrs. J. b. Stackhouse and daughter.
Helen, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, arc guests Of
Mrs. Henry Duel on Damon street.
Mrs. l., O. Ferson has been appointed a
member OF the Worlds FAIR commission
from Iowa 10 succeed Mrs. 1. T.. Hendricks,
wh o mas resigned.
Miss Grace Sherman OF Fort Madison is in
the city, the guest OF Miss Addie Sherman
on South Seventh street. She is or her way
home from visit with friends IN Nebraska.
Trains leave Manawa daily at S ndl0
a. m II m, and /, 2, $50, 3, $3.50, 4,
4:30, ., 5:SO, 6, $50 Z, 1880, S, $50, g.
$50, 10, 1880, II and 1855 p. IN. The
ll:55 train will make connection with
the last electric motor Car for Omaha
William Welch will have carryalls to
leave the end of the motor line on
Pierce street for Chautauqua at 25c for
the round trip Carriages 25e each
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

tracks when the incoming Chautauqua
special struck him ard knocked him of the
track. He was picked up and carried home,
where physician attended him. lie was
fouuo 10 have sustained n broken leg and
several seve- c bruises about the head.
The trainmen say that the accident was
caused by RodericR's own carelessness. The
engineer blew tue whistle vigorously. but al
though RcderiCk was coming toward the
train, be seemed TO be iutenuv looking at a
freight train that was passing on the MI
wauKee track and did not hear it,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Roadster Club Affairs.

special meeting of the stockholders of
the Omaha Roadster club was held at the
Mnlard hotel last evening. There was q
large attendance and much interest mani
tested in the several matters that came up
for discussion and settlement.
The premier question OF the meeting was
the advisaDiiity of joining the American
Trottiug association. After heated discus
sion Of the matter vote was taken and the
motion TO this effect carried by total of 40
yeas TO nays
On motion it was decided that the lnitia
ton fee remain Gs il was originally fixed pn d
that no admission be cha rged 10 the maLinees
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Senators Took the Last.

Earned runs: Cincinnati, .. Two-h
hits: Ward. Browning. Three base IA
Holiday. Struck out: By Stein, / Umpi
GufneV
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
OMAHA LOST IN THE NINTH
Only One Western League Game Played
and Toledo Won 1t.
PIRATES POUNDED NICK HANDlB0E
six Hits and Seven Runs After Two Men
Were Out in the Last Inning-Clos-
ing Games of the NationaIs
First Series,

Young Hoffer, late OF Grand Island,
pitched for Toledo yesterday afternoon and
proved entirely too much for Uncle Dawes
hired hands,
He pitched steady, heady game, holding
the White Sox down to six measly hits and
four runs.
Handiboe was IN the box for Omaha, and
up to the ninth inning dld magnificent work,
but in this inning, after two men were out,
they got onto him and hammered out six hits
and seven runs.
The score
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

BUENos AYREs, July l3-The Argentine
torpedo cruiser Rosalis has four dered in
storm of the coast OF Uruguay. The officers
were saved The crew, numbering seventy,
are missing. The Argentine ironclad Al
mranJe Brown and the cruiser Vlnticinico,
which were enroute TO Spain, are missing,
and il is believed that they foundered in the
same storm.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Knichts Tcmrlar Object.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July l3.-The Trans
missouri Passenger association, at its meet
ing today. voted 10 authorize the sale of
knights Templar excursion tickets TO Den
yer, beginning July - instead of August B.
as had been previously ordered The only
opposition TO extension of the sale OF these
tickets was offered uy the Knights them
selves, who claimed that tourists will have
taken possession OF all the hotels before the
cOucave opens and before the knights ar
rive, thus seriously incouveniencing them.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

a young man named Marble, who lives at
1902 Tenth avenue, was fooling with q
pistol at his home Tuesday night, when the
uuloaded weapon went off and the bullet
entered the upper purt of his leg, where it
remained imbeddcd in the flesh A surgeon
was called. but it was impossible 10 locate
the ball and the prospects are that the
young man will carry piece Of lead around
for the rest of his life as a reminder of the
danger Of meddliuE with unloaued pistols.
The wound Is painful one, though proba
bly, not q serious one.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
% class trot was unfinished


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July l3. Results
First race. FIVE furlonzs: Peresal won, Jim
Cornwall second. Thane third Time: l:ls.
second race. five furlOn-s: Adelindel won,
Lady Thompson second, Grey don third. Time:
1903 81
Third race four and Il half furlongs: Dand
won, Una second. RebpcC third. Time: 1901.
lOurth race, six furtungs; sctte won, j . M
Mu holland second John Windich third.
Time; l:22.
Firth race. four and n half furlon-s: Mis-
sent won,J Jennie second, Fdstime tn I'd. Time;
l:Ulls,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Tennis Champions.

CHICAGO, H., July 13.-Rverson and
Carver were the victors in the great double
match against Tooin and Hubbard the Cali-
forniaus, al the tennis tournament today.
Thus the doubles championship remains
with Chicago. Cole and Paddock defeated
Chase ana Shaw, Cummings beat Muudy,
Shaw defeated Scudder and Cole took the
laures from Avery
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
SOUTH AMERICANS ALARMED
After Years Of Inactivity MIST Theateni
to Again Break Forth,
VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES NOW FREQUENT
Citizens of Arequipa Prepared for an Erhp-
tion at Any Moment - shocks Have
Several Times Destroyed the city
-Investigating the situation.

lCopwglted 1872 bB james Gordon Bsnne't
VALPARAISO, Chill, via Galveston, Tex,
July IA BY Mexican Gable to the New York
Herald-Special to THE BEE. The resi-
dents of Arequipa, one of the best built
town Of South America, are greatly alarmed
owing to an outbreak OF the volcano Misl a
few miles TO the northeast. 1t is ls,53S feet
high and has been inert for several years.
but of late there have been heavy earth
quake shocks daily. Arequipa has popu-
lauon OF atout 5000. Its houses and public
bUilIIugs are all of stone. They are us a
rule, only one story in height and have thick
walls ana vaulted roofs to resist these seis-
mic dangers. On several occasions in the
past these earthquakes have been 50 destruc-
tive as TO lay Arequlpa IN ruins.
The Harvard party Of observers are To-
Gated in the vicinity OF the base Of the vol
canu and will investigate the matter
1t is just ! ear ago that Dv order of the
BalmaCeiau government the three Chiliau
coagres sionalists, Cummin, Sepulveda and
Palatio, were shot to death for having tried
10 blow up a GOverl m9nt war vessel With
dynamite. OF course they have ever since
been counted among the illustuous heroes of
the victorious cause. The anniversary of
their death was generally observed here TO-
day Throngs visited their tombs, which
We're buried from sight under wraathJ Of
flowers and other floral tributes.
Influenza Increasing.
There is an alarming increase in the in
fuenza epidemic Thirty five deaths from it
occurred yesterday.
Fiscal Am0rosio Montt decides that special
judicial action must be taken to prosecute eX-
Minister Lasacano for alleged iilegalities
while at Washington.
La Union and other papers noticing Con-
the United States.
sui McCrecrv's departure wish him
u good voyage and interminabe stay IN
The Chlliun government has instructed
Minister Malta to present its re-
grets to Spain nj its inability 10 take part in
the Colum ous naval display.
1t is now said that the reason for Carvello
Arrcgos arrest was that charges have been
preferred against him for roooing friends
while in charge of the army corps al Co.
QuimbO.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

k>OR RENG-Dwelin-s in all parts of the
l. city. L. II. Shcafe. Broadway and Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Cecil c second, Nellie 3 third. Rest time
2;3i
Bellevue hotel stakes, Si,50J 2:94 class: In
slant won, Prince second, Conway third.
Best time; 2:l7t. a
Glass 2lG pacing. purse $1,000: Hudson
River stock farms btv stallion won, Gray
Harry second, Pur.rltn thirl. Best tine:
2:l3e.
The 2:2g class trot was unfinished
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Chnutmnnun Gnmes.

They are more instructive, more en-
tertaining than authors. Just the thing
for the home, embracing history, litera-
ture, biography, art, science, geography.
Call or send for circular. Home Enter
tainment Co., II Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

The Jewel gasoline stove is the hes
in the world for safety, durability and
economy, and the new Jewel Is its equal.
See them at Charles Swaine's, 137 Broad
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
ChnnInunnn Trains.

Leave Council Bluffs from Rock
Island depot at 6:lO Il. m. $50 a m,
$3.50 n. m, 1927 Il. m, 100 p. m, l:5O D.
m., $50 .. M, 700 p. m, 7:3O p. IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Driving at Dubuque.

DUBUQUE, Ia, July l3.-.The second day Of
the races:
Eleven starters IN the e'37 trottng race:
Neleuclu won, Ebony Spink second Anita
third. Best time; 2;3jls
In the $50 .cing race there were Eve
starters: Marion won IN three straight heats,
Ahe Hamilton second hest time: l:l4i.
The 2:2s trOt was not finished, Elena won
the two heats trutted Best Time: 2:dJis.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

The Chautauqua ghosts will give
recital at the Twin City Chautauqua
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Colfax ginger ale and mineral water
sold at wholesale by Duquette u Co..
manufacturing confectioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

MONMOUTH PARK.
l. Beuvolio-St. Hubert.
.. Helen Nichuls-Mendicaut
3. The pcpper-Merry Monarch.
4 Russell ll-CandeIubrd.
3. Arab-Gertie ID.
G Tormentur-Ncm
WASHINGTON PARK.
/. Durevcla-Ton Kelly.
. Fannie 'S-Harry Aslicy.
3. Joe Black burn -NO Tam Oien.
T. Fan kiuy-DdreY.
3. big Three VALERA,
g. Oregon Eclipse-He ter SHELTER
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Last of the Series.

The Omahas and Toledos close the present
series this afternoon Darby ano Clarke
will be the opposing pitchers, and as DAD
hasn't won u game on the Omaha grounds
this year, he says he'll WIN this one or eat
the grand stand The tennis.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

If you have never seen a ghost and
would like to, be at the Twin City
ChautauQua tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July l3.-Kausas City,
Indianapolis game postponed rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
At OId Point Hreeze.

PuILApELPuIA, Pa, July ls,-Grand circuit
trotting races were continued today
Judge Fisher won the unfinished 2.34 race,
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
TOLEDO


Runs earned Toledo, G: Omaha, l. Two
base hits: Hoffer Three base hits: Michel,
Armour Double plays: Heugle to Rowe TO
Hayes Hit 10y p tcher: Huiier. 1. Bases on
balls; BY tlandiboe. :; by lIofer. struck
out; BY iandiboe, 3; by Hoiler, .. Um pire:
serad. lime OF game: One hour and fifty
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14


CGNCINSATI o., July l3.-The Cincinnatis
closed the season today with victory over
Brooklyn. Holidays home run in the ninth
inning won the game. Warm; attendance,
l,2OO. Score:
Cincinnati. .......... 0 0 o p 3
Brooklyn ............ 0 0 0 0 o. !
Earned runs: Cincinnati, .. Two-hase
hits: Ward, Browning. Three base hits:
Holiday Struck out; By Stein, / Umpire
Guhney.
senators Took the Last.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 13.-The Senators
had no trouble in defeating the Loulsvilles
today. Stratton was hit hard. The grounds
were in a bad condition, owing to the rain
before the game Attendance, 700. Score
Louisville............O h 0 O. .
Washington. O. +
Earned runs: Washington, l.
Uncle Won the Last.
CHIC GO, H., July 13.-Ryau scored the
only run in today's game on his sIug!e ana
Aliens fearfullv wild throw. The game
throughout was pitchers battle Weather
clear. Attendance, 1000.
Ghiicaso ..,.......... 0 o-1
Philadelphia. ........ 0 o O. Q
Hits: Chicago. =; Philadelphia. J. Errors:
Chicago =; Philadelphia. ,. Il ltteries: Luby
and Schriveri keefe ami weighing.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

John Roderick, a well digger employed by
man named Utter6acK, met with an acci-
dent last evening al $3.50 O'Clock as he was
going from worR 10 has home in
the southern part OF the city. He
was walEing along the Rock Island
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

LNOR SALE-Albion Roller mills on Boone
IL river. Neb; finest water power in the state.
developing 10 horse power water entire year;
daily capacity, 100 barrels; mach merry and
appurtenances complete In every detail Good
frame residence; acres OF land, tite peric Il;
price, S.5DlU: will take uuimproyel eastern
Nebraska land l.. II. Sheufe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

NOR SALE-Sl acres OF good land aud new
L cottage. with four ucres land in Warmers
vile, Ncb.: all modern improvements: will
exchange for pleasant cottage free Of in
cutnbrunce in Council Bluffs or Omaha
L. ii. sheufe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Tins for Tohav

Here are the horses looked upon as likely
chances for the races today on the tracks
mentioned:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

F9R, REyT-c-room house No. GU Mynstcr
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14
Personal PIR1GR1PHs.

Chautauqua druggist, Geo. S Davis
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

LNOR SALE-A first class stock of general
l. nerch lndise with good will; price 5000;
will take good land In eXChHn e, T.. ii, Sheate.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

$50 people in this city use gas stoves.
The Gas Co. puts 'em in ut cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Tor SALk-ilotols ana restaurants in Iowa
Il and NcOrastu, doing profitable business
and well located; will take land in part trade;
write for details, l. H. Sheafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

E'OR SALE-Ou small payments fruit and
Il garden LAM near Council BUNS l.. Ii.
sheAfe. broadway and Mnin street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

ENOR SALE-BIuck family horse and phncton
l. for sale cheap Inquire i. j, c. electric
light station. Third avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

ENOR SALE-l. $50 acres choice farm Land in
l. Northwest Kansas. unimprUved. Bar ain
fora quick buyer. Address Isaac Mulholland,
Colby Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

ENOk sALE-StOck OF mdse, and brick store
building, well established trade; location
near Omaha. Price, s.hg1 VIII take good
farm in eGchHuge. h. II. Sheafc.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

ENOR RENTAL SlG0l per month brick
l. house rooms, on Fourth street, near
Broadway. Inquire ut s2U Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

Chautauqua ghosts will positively APP
pear at the Twin City Chautauqua Fri
day evening
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

international Cure association rooms
are in annex 10 Grand hotel, $50 First
avenue, Council Bluffs, Ia. For cure OF
alcohol and opium disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

D. ACRES of land in southern Iowa Tor sal 4,
lat g. per acre: G0 acres fruit farm in Mills
cnmnlY for sale. LOhnsLnn & NMn nMtlnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-14

N'ANIED-StOck OF gen. indsc for spot
" cash, not TO exceed $500; must be clean
and locatcd in Il live eastern Neb. town. l..
II, Sheafe
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
FREIGHT CHARGES TO THE EAST,
Big Cut in Transc0ntinental
Rates Proposed.
The Southern Pacific in Competition
With Clipper Lines.
A Seduction of Rates Contemplated OF
Canned Goods and other Articles
Shipped to Chicago and
to New York.

BY the Associated Press.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-It is stated
here that big cut in freight rates, be-
tween here and New York, is contem-
plated by the Southern Pacific company.
Owing to strong competition on nom
perishable goods by new lines of clipper
ships, the Southern Pacific has request
ed the Transcontinental association to
agree upon a new tariff between here
and New York that makes large cuts in
rates on many articles. The association
has refused to permit the proposed re-
ductions, and the Southern Pacific
has appealed to the commissioners
of the Western Traffic association.
This appeal is to be heard August 10th,
and If an unfavorable decision is made,
the road will put the new rates into ef-
feet of its own accord. 1t is the inten-
tion to cut rates on canned goods, beans,
wine in wood and borax shipped from
here to New York, Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans, to 30 cents per 100
pounds, or about one half the present
rate. Big cuts will also be made on
shipments from New York on twenty
seven different classes of freight. 1t is
stated that the South .rn Pacific will put
these new rates into operation, no mat
ter what action the Traffic association
may take.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
WILD PITCHES.
Notes About the Game and Those who
Play It.

Notes About the Game and Those Who
Play It.
Bunglesome Big Bill Everett has &C.
cepted the most difficult chance ever
presented on the local diamond. In the
last inning, Balsz, the third man,
poppedG up little fly back of third base.
Everett made sprint for it, and as he
crossed the race track, he managed to
get one hand under it, then for about
twenty feet it was one-handed juggle,
and as he crossed the foul line he went
heels over head, with the ball resting
securely in his right hand. It was a
wonderful effort.
Roach has wired Manager Van Der
beck from Winslow, Arizona, that he
will be back today, if possible.
Helmer, the new battery acquisition
of the Dukes, will be in the box this
afternoon.
In case Roach does not reach here in
time to participate in today's game, the
twirling will be done Oy Mr.. Walter
Crosby, known to local fame as star
lawn tennis player and twirler of no
mean reputation. In the pitching he
has done in local amateur mines, he has
shown that he possesses both speed and
control, and good work is anticipated by
his friends in his first appearance in
professional company.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
AN OLD TRAINER DEAD.

Milton Morrison, the Owner of Jerry
Lancaster, Dies at Vallejo.
Milton Morrison, the oldest race horse
trainer in America, died last Saturday
,at Vallejo, at the age of 80. For the
last twenty-seven years he has been en-
gagged in the furniture business. Forty
five years ago Mr.. Morrison and Major
PRESLEY Shroyer of Warsaw, Mo-, owned
in partnership the famous gelding, Jerry
Lancaster. This horse was the great
iour-mile runner of the Mississippi val
ley, while Fashion was the queen of the
turf in the east. Jerry Lancaster was
by Mark Moore, son of American
Eclipse, and his dam was Maid of War
saw by Gohanna. He won about twenty
races out of thirty starts. all OF them
being heats Of three and four miles. His
most noted achievement was his defeat
of Topaz, afterwards famous as the dam
of Lodi and Cotton, she winning the
first heat in 7 :37, and he distancing her
in the next heat in 7 al. Mr.. Morrison
came to California in 1850 and brought
the old horse with him. Jerry got lame
in 1852, and was turned out in Bogg's
ranch, in Colusa, where he died in 1857.
Mr.. Morrison first engaged in merchan-
dizing at Jacksonville, Tuolumne
county, but returned to the turf in 1850,
when he trained Nathan Combs'a horse
Ashland for the great four mile race run
at Sacramento, for $40, 900 side, which
was won by Langford. Mr.. Morrison
was man of high personal integrity,
and generally esteemed by all who met
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
LETTER BAG.
Juvenile Democratic club.

EDITORS HERALD: In your issue oi
the 9th appears an article by an enthu-
siastic young Democrat relative to the
formation of juvenile Democratic club.
l, us president of the Young Mems
Cleveland Flambeau club, desire, through
your columps, to let him, as well as all
his young Democratic friends, know that
such club has been organized, and that
he and his friends are welcome to join
us in our endeavors to assist in achiev-
ing the glorious and triumphant victory
that awaits the united Democratic hosts
of this nation in November next. The
objects of this club will not only
be political, but will fulfil the
purpose of training the young
Democracy of our city in parlia-
mentary usage, political discussion etc,
This club has already been permanently
organized, and we are now only await
ing reply from firms in Chicago and
San Francisco relative to the cost OF
uniforms and hambeaus. We have
charter membership of fifty-a good be-
ginning-but we need the assistance of
every. young Democrat whose sympa-
thies are with the permanent success OF
the principles of the Democracy. All
communications should be addressed to
the secretary, William P. Jeffies, city
hall. care of city engineer. Hoping,
Messrs. Editors, that this will meet with
hearty response from the young Demo-
Gratis of our city, lam yours respectfully,
FRANK DOMINIQUE,
President Cleveland Club.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
His statement Of the case.

EDITORS HERALD-In reference to the
statement published in your report this
morning of the city Democratic com
mittee,- that 1 was delinquent in my
assessment on that campaign, permit
me to say in justice to myself, that
am not delinquent to the late Demo
cratic city central committee, for any
assessments or otherwise. / was as-
sessed $1,000 by those gentlemen, and
paid 5000, and asked to be relieved of
the balance, as the person / had de.
feated in the convention had bolted and
was running Independent, which req
sonable request was granted. think
5000 was quite suficient--as an assess
ment-for such an empty honor. Re
spectfully yours, R. A. LING.