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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
STEVENSON IN ATLANTA.
A Rousing Reception Given the Vic
President Elect.

A Rousing Reception Given the Vice.
President Elect.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 2l.-Vice-P Presi-
dent-elect Stevenson and party reached
here at noon. The party was heralded
by screeching whistles, ringing bells
and booming cannons. The crowd at
the depot was go intense that it was
reminder of Cleveland's visit. The ho-
tel corridors were crowded with Gsorg.
ians anxious to catch a glimpse of the
man to whom they attribute credit for
the greater part of the Democratic cy-
clone in the west. The programme for
the afternoon included a drive over the
city and tonight the formal dedication
of the Commercial club occurred, the
exercises being preceded by reception
at the club rooms.
The formal opening of the CONNER
cial club drew out all Atlanta's society
people this evening. A reception took
place in the parlors of the club, but the
speaking was in the chamber of COM
merce hall, in the same building. Mr..
Stevenson, responding to an address of
welcome, spoke briefly. He said, in
part:
You are all to be congratulated on the
fact that general strife and sectional
hatred are things of the past. Let the
dead past bury its dead. We turn our
eyes resolutely, hopefully to the future.
The danger which threatened this
southland by hostile legislation has
been averted. The dark shadow of the
force bill no longer hangs over
the south. The high sense
of justice OF the American people
has saved you, I trust in God, for all
time from the dire influence of legisla-
tion inspired only by distrust and hate.
History will not repeat itself. Voicing
the deep feeling of the state from which
I come, citizens of Georgia, / rejoice
with you and bid YOU God speed"
After the speaking there was re-
ception in the parlors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
DOCTORS OF DIVINITY DISAGREE.
Prof. Briggs Excepts to the
Heresy Proceedings.
New Evidence introduced Under the
Cloak Of Rebuttal.
Or. Lampe Continues His Argument
to Show That the Bible, Errors
Included, Il the inspired
Word OF God.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
New YoRK, Dec. 21.-I In the Briggs trial
this morning DR.. Briggs presented an
exception to the proceedings yesterday,
in that DIR. Lampe, under the cloak Of
rebuttal of testimony, introduced large
amount of evidence and new matter.
The new evidence submitted was ex-
tracts from Professor Smiths writings,
John Bulls catechism and the Life of
Calvin. The new matters introduced by
Lampe were arguments in metaphys steal
categories and other points. He further
objected to the proceedings because
three -fourths of the statements sub
mitted were in reference to his (Briggs')
original inaugural address and other
matters considered by the prosecution
in their opening argument, and only
one-fourth referred to questions consid-
cred in Briggs reply. The exception
was fled.
Lampe then resumed his reading. He
quoted from Chillingworth, Henry Ham
mond. John White and other ministers
Of the Westminster assembly to prove
that they held to the belief that the
scriptures were verbally inspired.
Lampe went on to say that all the
errors Briggs says biblical scholars find
in the Bible have been known for gen.
erations. Through new discoveries
made in the Bible lands, these difficult
ties are disappearing one after another.
What the prosecution claimed was that
when the Bible did assign an author to
apafticular book, its decision must be
regarded a. final. The belief held for
upwards Of 5000 years that as far as
human agency is concerned the PEN
tateuch is the work of Moses, could not
be thrown aside without the clearest
evidence of untrustworthiness In the
New Testament Christ accepts as gen.
uine the history account OF the creation
Of Noah and the food, Sodom and
Gomorrah, the calling OF Moses, etc.
< Lampe then sssailed at length the
claim Of the highest critics that the
Pentateuch was written by a number OF
independent authors.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
FIRE MATTERS,

The Proceedings Yesterday OF tho
Commission.
The FIRE commissioners met yesterday
Present, Mayor Hazard, Messrs. Kuhrts
and Brodrick.
The chief reported that William Bar
ry. driver of No. hose cart, had been
before the commission several times for
violation of rule 27 and continued
neglect of duty. He had prepared his
resignation and then withdrew it. The
chief therefore felt compelled to prefer
charges. Barry came before the COM
mission and admitted that he had been
up three times on the charges. but he
promised that this would surely be the
last time he would give offense.
Tho chief asked Barry if he was in Joe
Fennessy's Office Tuesday morning.
He acknowledged that he was. The
chief then stated that while Fennessy
ard Barry were together in the formers
Office the false alarm of fire was turned
in from that Office. The chief felt sure
that one of those two had turned that
alarm in through mischief. Barry said
he didn't know anything about the
alarm.
MIR. Kuhrts said Barry had been in
| buO QCPdI bAu0Ab lnduy yodI6 duu uo udu
always regarded him as good man.
Mr.. Brodrlck said the matter of turn.
ing in false alarm was more serious
than the charges against Barry, as il
was criminal and should be investi-
gated.
On suggestion of the mayor the mat.
ter was laid over week for investiga-
tion.
The chief reported the following APP
pointments, transfers and promotions
A. j. Eley, appointed callman June
Let, is assigned to engine company No. L.
Sam Haskins, appointed callman June
1st, is assigned to engine company No. 4.
j. @. Johnson. driver of No. 8 hose
cart, is transferred to driver Of engine No.
s, vice Trowbridge, transferred to driver
of Park hose.
Jose Sepulveda, driver of No. hose
cart, is transferred to driver of No.
hose cart, is transferred to driver OF en-
gine No. l, vice Maxey, resigned.
Charles Fuselehr, permanent fireman
of Chemical No. is transferred to
Chemical No. 2.
Fred Nessler promoted from driver oi
Park hose to engineer of Engine 2, vice
Williams resigned.
Dye Patterson, promoted from call
man Engine l to permanent fireman at
Park hose, vice Sands, indefinitely sus.
pended.
John Roeder, promoted from callman
Engine to driver No. hose cart.
Tom Meredith, callman Engine /, pro
NOTED to permanent fireman East Los
Angeles hose company No. 2.
Martin Wetzel, callman Engine 4, pro-
NOTED to captain Chemical No. 2.
The report was approved.
The payroll for December, $363S 81
was approved.
! A large grist of requisitions and de-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
ROsECRANs EN- ROUTE.

The Old Veteran on the Way to Los An
geles to Renew His Youth.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-General Rose
Grams. register of the treasury, accom-.
panied by his daughter, left this morn
ing for California, where he will spend
the winter near Los Angeles. He will
be surrounded by all the members of
bis family, consisting of his son Carl,
his married daughter, the wife of Gov
ernor Toole of Montana, who left Mon
day for Helena, and his unmarried
daughter. Three weeks ago Rosecrans's g
condition was quite critical. The ply
sicians agreed he had no special disease,
and while there were some slight indi-
cations of paralysis, bis condition was
due to nervous prostration, the result OF
over-exertion and excitement.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
CABLE FLAsHEs.

The chamber of deputies, by q vote of
304 to 227, adopted the liquor reform
bill.
The factory Of Reit & Phillips, at
Hamburg, large manufacturers of chem
icals, burned.
The village of Berson, France, has
been nearly destroyed by fire; IA inhab-
itants were burned to death.
Senators Allison and Morgan and Sec
retary Hale sailed from Southampton
for New York on the Lain, Wednesday.
News from Ecuador reports an epi-
demic OF smallpox in the province of
Asuay. No vaccine is obtainable and
the disease is spreading radidly.
Maxim and his wife, the baby farmers
who killed Is infants by piercing their
hearts or spines with needles, have been
committed for trial at Sydney, N. s. W.
Two merchants have been arrested in
Vienna on the charge of being American
fugitives from justice aud having per-
petrated frauds to the amount of $780,
600.
The Morgan carriage works, near Lon
don, burned Wednesday morning. Loss.
5000. 600. Among the carriages burned
were ten intended for exhibition at the
worlds fair.
In an encounter between Dacoits and
native policemen, commanded by Brit
ish officers in Rsjkote, Lieutenant Cor
don Of the Bombay lancers and four po-
licemen were killed.
The British ship Dundonald, which
sailed from San Francisco August 9th,
has reached Queenstown. She bad a
tempestuous voyage. Captain Haw-
thorne, her master, was washed over
board and drowned.
SILK initial hsudkerchiafa for holiday eifta
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
THE CROPS.

Tho Weather Bureaus Report of their
Condition.
Observer Franklin of the local weather
bureau furnishes the following report OF
the condition of the crops of Southern
California for the past week:
VENTURA COUNTY.
Hueneme-Heavy east winds and
light frosts prevailed during the past
week. Flowing and seeding still con-
tinues.
Bardsdale-The weather has been
clear and quite cool at nights, but a
steady breeze prevented frost. The in
d;cati0ns are for rain. ~ ssa M
LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 81
The Palms--The earlier part of the
week was quite cold, but the weather
moderated during the latter part. Frost
slightly injured green peas, tomatoes
and tender plants in low places. The
high wind OF the 18th did no material
damage.
Verdugo There was frost four nights
the past week, nipping tender vegeta-
ton on low ground. No damage has
been reported from the high wind Of
Saturday. Considerable plowing is be-
ing done. Grass is growing slowly.
Pasadena-The week was character
lied by frost every night which did no
material damage and severe ''norther"
which caused loss OF not over 5 per
cent of the orange crop. and that near
the mountains. A large acreage is be-
ing sowed to grain. The outlook for all
crops was never better.
SAN BERNARDINo COUNTY.
Ontario-There was a stSong north
wind on Saturday, and considerable
fruit was blown off near the mountaine,
but no serious damage was dcue. The
nights have been cool, but as yet no in
Jury has resulted from the frosts.
Rialto-The cold wave has done no
damage, the lowest temperature being
33 degrees. Barley sowing is progress
ing satisfactorily. Nursery stock and
younA trees in orchards are doing finely.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Anaheim-The north winds of the
last three days of the week did no dam.
age to the orange crop.
Santa Ana-Rain is needed after the
three days drying wind that the grain
crop may be put in. The orange crop is
coming on rapidly, but few fell during
the prevailing north winds. Large ship
ments of cabbage and celery are being
sent east.
Tustin-The week has been clear and
cool with frost on several mornings and
north wind for several days. No dam
age reported from the wind and frost.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
A BIG PURSE HUNG UP.
DICK BURGE AND JACK M'AULIFFE
TO FIGHT FOR $4,000.
The Great Battle to Take Place Before
the Coney Island Athletic Club.
The Crescent City Club
Was Outbid.

New YORK. Dec. 21.-One of the iarg-
est purses ever offered two pugilists
since the days of the celebrated fighter
Figg, was hung up tonight for pugilists
Jack McAuliffe and Dick Burge by the
Coney Island Athletic club. The sum
offered is purse of $45, 900. This latest
bid completely over-tops the $4,000
purse of the Crescent City club of New
Orleans, made Wednesday morning,
aud will undoubtedly create big sensa-
tion in sporting circles.
The purse was extended to the light
weights for their acceptance tonight.
The only persons present were McAu-
life, Eddie Stoddard, his trainer, Judge
Newton, representing the Coney Island
Athletic club; Phil Dwyer and Capt.
Frank Williams Of the Crescent City
Athletic club. McAuliffe asked Judge
Newton if he proposed to raise the ante
of $4,000.
Eyes" replied the judge, II do, and
my bid is $45, ,000."
McAuliffe asked Captain Williams
what he had to say in the way OF rails
luB Guo dmOuuC. Inc latuer EAlO ne
would first have to telegraph his club
before he could bid higher. McAuliffe
then said he would sign articles of agree
ment to fight before the Coney Island
club for $4,000 purse, providing the
stipulations be made in the document
that Dick Roche, his backer, would ap-
prove the match.
Articles of agreement were immedi-
ately drawn up and signed. The agree
ment stipulates that both men are to
fight at 13S pounds for the champion
ship Of the world. Captain Williams
has not yet received a reply, but as
Burge has already signed, it looks as if
the north would be the scene Of the bat
tle
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
LIQUOx DEALERS. REVOLT.
They VIII NO Longer Be ut the Mercy Of
the whisky Trust.

They win mo- Longer Be ut the Mercy of
the whisky Trust.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-A largely at
tended meeting of the Wholesale Liquor
Dealers association was held this alter
noon to discuss the recent raise in prices
by the trust. d. M. Koehler made q
speech. He said the wholesale liquor
dealers were dictated to by few west
ern men who combined to render the
dealers poor and themselves rich. He
moved that committee be appointed
to solicit subscriptions from the trade
for building dstilleries to be run by the
dealers independently Of the trust. This
was carried unanimously.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
officers sqnandered the Funds.

BosToN, Dec. 2l.-Certifcate holders
in the endowment order of the Sons and
Daughters of America today filed in the
supreme court bill in equity asking
that the affairs of the order be wound
up and a receiver appointed. The in
debtedness amounts to $425, 900 and the
cash on hand is only $1,000. The officers
Incorporated and squandered the
funds,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
aned Tor Not Voting.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec. 21.-City
Counselor Roselle brought suit in the
circuit court today to COMPEL =. I.
Whipple, prominent capitalist, to pay
$3.50 as a penalty for not voting at the
last spring election. Kansas City has a
clause in it's charter fixing penalty Of
$3.50 per capita on all who do not vote.
The suit today will be followed by others
to include every delinquent non-voter
on the books.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Prasbxtarlan seceders.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 21.-Trouble in
the Thompson Psesbyte church over
the action of the Detroit presbytery in
deposing Rev. Harlan 2. Wellton as pas
tor, came to locus at meeting held
this evening, when resolutions were
adopted Withdrawing from the presby-
terry. Wellton has sent letter to Dr..
McCorkle, the clerk of the presbytery,
Withdrawing from the Presbyterian de-
nomination.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
American Investors in Me xioo.

''s CRY OF Mexico, Dec. 21.--James S.
-Clarkson, ex-assistant postmaster-gen-
eral; V: T. Meek, president Of the Col
orado Leon company; r. w. Clay of
Philadelphia, and 7. H. Blackwell and
ii. Hobart Of New York have been
here for several days negotiating for the
purchase of city and district railways
about 200 kilometres long. The docu-
ments are reported to have been signed
this morning. The price is said to be
$4,000, 900 although some say 81, 600. 900.
It 10 intended to work the railroad by
electric power.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22

Baldwln's Hotel Oskwood at Arcadia
Now open for the season. Only As min
utes from Los Angeles by Santa Fe or
Terminal railroads. Twelve trains each
way daily. First-class in every respect.
Meals served to order at all hours. M.
LAWRENCE & Co., Lessees.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Farmers come fifteen miles to my

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store to get Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. Many of them, like myself, are
never without it in their homes. 1t
cured my boy OF a severe attack of Group
and, believe, saved his life-K. Dalton,
Luray, Russell county, Kansas. This
remedy is a certain cure for Group and,
if used as soon as the fret symptoms ap.
pear, will prevent the attack. For sale
by G. F. Heinzeman, druggist, 222 North
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22

mands were approved, after which the
commission adjourned.
Last evening Mr.. Fennessy sent COM
munication to this office, denying all
knowledge of the way the false alarm
above referred to came to be turned in,
and exonerated Barry.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
A Forty-four Round Draw.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 21.-Eefore the New.
port Athletic club of Newport, Ky,
Mike Norton of Cincinnati met Abe
Lloyd of Terre Haute, Ind, tonight in
glove contest, for purse of $500.
Lloyd's fighting was tame. Norton
fought gamely for 25 rounds with both
hands broken. At the end of the 44th
round, after IA rounds had passed with
out a blow, the fight was declared off.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Dacaratad Ware.

Also agate and blue ware, at the W. @.
Furrey company, 159 to 165 North
Spring street, and full line of build
ers' hardware. Inspect our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Tonight, Tonight.

Grand electric illumination at the Crys-
tai Palace, 1873, 140 and 142 South Main
street. The public are cordially invited
to attend. Grand selection of goods.
Inspect them.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22

sfWonders never cease" Thai is what our
patrons say who have bought one of our $l2
all l-wool quits. Mullen Bluett q Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
G. q n
STIPATION.

Afiicts half the American people yet there is
only one preparation OF sarsaparilla that acts on
the bowels and reaches this important trouble,
and that is joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t re-
lieves it in "a hours, and an occasional dose pre-
vents return. We refer, by permission, to c. E.
Ellington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J.
H. Brown, Petaluma, CAL; H. s. Winn, Geary
Court, ST., and hundreds of others who have
used it in constipation. One letter is a sample
of hundreds. Elkington, writes: 81 have been
for years subject to bilious headaches and consti
patton. Have been so bad for year back have
had to take physic every other night or else
would have headache. One bottle of J. v. s.,
put ME in splendid shape. 1t positively controls
constipation"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
I0v'Q. Vegetable
Jul OSarsapariIIa

As J. ". s. is positively the only sarsaparilla
compounded to control constipation, insist on
joys and dol ! be talked into taking any other.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22

silk initial handkerchiefs for holiday gifts
are the 90. Mullen, Bluett 4 Co.
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Nevertheless, / am not .

such a high and holy trust. Nevertheless, am not
candidate for the oice. Its exactohs fully Offset Its
honors. Becoming Chief Judge man virtually enters
legal monastery lie must suppress bis Imagination
accept Mr. Dewitt Sso hm mats e
There are friends who are very, dear to me. And.
above ali, there is Power, which, greater than these,
It is not at ali likely that these forces Will produce
my nomination., and deyouty trust the alternative
thrice refused by one willing consent to wear
It II shadow OF hope existed OF securing the oppor-
Ex-Congressman Felix Campbell, president q the
Peoples Trust Company, who has been spendlng .
t"d tod! By the Alaska lie met number Of Brooklyn
friends In Paris, TO whom he gave breakfast party
0' RScSnsessmaa Darwin r. James and his wife have
returned to Brooyn from =, P 70 Ass s %nc
The hearing will be given tomorrow In the supreme
Cr in sS s. To the ' eun as emS
district BY the hS & on r5s sns sof ne Pp.
while Colonel John b. Meyenborg counsel to the Board
Of supervisors will be assisted d n the the Ssf S%ss
Pearsall. chairman Of the Democratic General COM
mttee Colonel Meynborg says: This IS matter
NAVE the ASSISTANCE Of Messrs Jenk and Persall a.
The hearing upon the manaa%1s in the
hearing on the ground that the additional counsel .
have Just come Into the case MI ens sd %as WbicS
In the conferences Ol VI" DrlhoSf"bo 'N"~ ""
led up to the gerrymarder. . -, - 1.
The residents In the outskirts OF the city apptar. ~
be under the impression that Mayor Boody Is siir
running for MAJOR for his lthogaphed portraits which
were put up last fall are still displayed In ehop
The Cbauncev NJ Depew Club Of the Fourteenth
Ward has been organized with the following oncers'
Henry Fo.ket. president William Logan wee p res
dent Patrick oandlon secretary Alexander r1;er
treasurer. There have been thirty three members
already enrolled. -, On.
Executive Committee Of the Republican Campaign
Committee. A., ,.u. ,x-ord
will be held tomorrow evening at No. "a Courtst' 10
make arrangements for effective campaign work
The Twenty second Ward Republican Association
will elect officers Tuesday evening, as It's president
Warren C. Tredwell put into the Nintn Ward oy
The recent rcarrangcment OF ward boundaries. Mr..
Tredwell was recently appointed to Ill vacancy IN
the representation OF the ward in the ,eneral Con-
mittce so TINT he will lose his position as secre-
tary Of the general and executive committees II ne
loses his seat In the General Committee 10 winch ne
is entitled by reason OF being president OF the ward
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C4TUERED AROUT TOXIN.

rho poy Johnston Myers. Of the Ninth Street Bap't
Church in Cincinnati will preach today In the strong
place BAPTIST Church to the vacant pulpit OF when
he has received IN informal call.
Mary Burte three years old. Of No. 1856 Myrtle
ave. was found TO be suffering from smallpox yes
terday WAS taken 10 the Contagious Disease Hos
pital.
IN, Zoollner MaennerchOr Society, whose nall ~
prnadu,v and Wiloughby ave. burned last winter
has received s74 900 Insurance upon IL. IL hh9
leon decided 10 sell the site, for which S1O,oc Is
osl,qd 10 build a new hall In some other part OF ue
city,
Indigo Edgar NJ. Cullen, OF the Supreme Court
s,fed for Europe yesterday the kidscr VII
helm III.
The Charities Commissioners have found that There
had been no neglect the part OF the physician or
nurse In the case Of William Walker, dclirola
no,lent in the county hospital who made his way to
an omen balcony and sprang g the ground, distance
Of thirty feet, causing his death.
THREE voung women, Misses Alice Mitchell. Agnes
Rerker and Mabel Stout, have just returned from
h,cvcl,nc tffp 10 Albany They rode their wheels
-, the rate of thirty miles day from brooklyn 10
,no STATE capital and had II delightful TIP The re
turn was made by boat
,rss Augusta Berger, OF No. 800 Atlanticavc., hmd
rnn T. Hernholm arrested yesterday for betrayal, ana
,ho, ne WAS arlalgncd before police Justice he was
.,od why he did not marry her. " She never nshcu
- 90 - he replied Thcicupon Miss Berger put the
ao,oe.orv oncstion 10 him, and he agreed TO become
49, ,ushand 4 minister called In, and alter
they were married the complaint against the HUSBAND
WINS dismissed.