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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
"a Great Climate"

The Georgia weekly editors will re-
sumo business at the old stands this
week, having returned from their west
ern excursion. One of them relates an
amusing incident of buggy ride in
Texas. A local committee was conduct.
ing a number of editors over several
large and scientifically arranged farms.
While the members of the committee
were praising 1.-The soil and climate of
Texas in extravagant terms, a sand
storm, accompanied by a first-class cy-
clone, lifted horses and buggies in the
air, bearing all of them along in cloud
of sand at the rate of mile a minute.
While they were going it at this rate
the spokesman of the committee mutt
tered between gasps: "Liyely times,
gents. We don't-have-this- often.
Great-cli1nate. Just-got-blowout-
for-the-occasioni' Then, as they were
all tumbled head over heels in a ditch.
the committeeman shouted "Just hold
your breath for half hour and it'll be
over. Great climatew- Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
A Queer Nuisance in Washington.

One of the residents of Ninth between
G and D streets northeast has appealed
to the police without success for some
relief from what he considers nuisance
Some of the unimproved ground in that
section is being worked in corn and po-
tatoes, and the latter has become infested
with bug or worm. To save the pota-
toes the grower used paris green and
drove them off, and the migration was
directly toward the house of the COM
planning neighbor. Had the worms stop
ped at the building line it would have
been all right, but right up his steps into
the parlors and bed chambers they went
in search of something tender and green
to feed upon, and their presence became
intolerable. Then Lieutenant Hefner
was appealed to and advice asked, but
he could give none other than to sweep
them out. 1t was suggested that he
might use paris green to drive them off,
and he went off in search of that article.
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
THE RUNNING TURF.

Summary Of Yesterdays Races ut Grave
send and Latonis.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 3O-The conditions
were perfect today. Summary:
One mile-Crotchet won, Major DAILY
second, Silver Prince third time, IA.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Dollie Nc
Gone won, Dagonet second, Temple
third; time, :4914.
Six furlongs-Wh White Rose won, Strath-
meath second, Tormentor third; time,
1:141a.
Mile and quarter-Candelabra won,
Leonawell second, The Pepper third ;
time, 2;09H.
Five furlongs--Uncle Jim won, Maid
Marion second, Chattanooga third |;
time, :02.
Six furlongs-walcott won. Lallah
second, Hoey third; time, :16%.
LAToNIA, KY, Sept. 30.-Track fast.
Seven furlongs-Revolver won, Pat
Conley second, Leta B. third. Time,
80.
Five furlongs-Tim Murphy won.
Elizabeth second, Surget third. Time,
:05A.
One mile-Tom Tough won, Major
Tom second, Lady Useful third. Time,
AZ.
Four and one-half furIongs-O Col. A.
won, Our Maggie second, Frank Ellis
third. Time 5814.
Five and one-half furlongs-S -Sallie R.
won, Foreman second, Fancy third.
Time, :091s.
One mile-Eolen won, Rebuff second,
Banner third. Time, :43%.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
CHARGED WITH TREASON.
Members of the Homestead Advisory
Strike Committee Arrested.

Members of the Homestead Advisory
Strike Committee Arrested.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Sept. 30.-There was
sensation here tonight when number
Of members of the advisory committee
of strikers-C Chairman Crawford, and
members Baird, Ryland, Dierken
and Brown-were arrested. They are
charged with treason. The arrests were
very unexpected. They were taken to
Pittsburg, and landed in Jail. The
strikers are very much excited.
The informations against the men
charge O'Donnell, McLuckie, and 30
others. all members of the advisory
committee, with ordaining, preparing
and levying war against the common
wealth of Pennsylvania, defying and
resisting the constitution, laws
and authority. The petitions
on which Chief Justice Paxton
issued the warrants, were made by
county officers. This is the first time
in the history of the state that any resi-
dent has been charged with treason,
and the outcome of the cases will be
watched with interest. The penalty is
IL years Imprisonment.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
Mckinney Beaten by the San
ta Ana PAGER.
silk wood Took Three Straight
Heats iii Fast Time.
Betting Was Very Light With Odds
Fay0rlng the Winner.
Record Breaking Continued at the East.
Beils vara Tics Maud SIS Best
Time in . Race-Otber
Sporting Events.
Special to the HERALD.

Special to the HERALD.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 30.-There was a
great crowd at the track this afternoon,
estimated At 5000. At noon there were
as many people at the track as the total
attendance on other days. Betting was
very small, considering the reputation
Of the horses. Poole sold 10 for Nc
Kinney, 8 for Silkwood, the night be.
fore, but chopped around, the PAGER be-
ing the fayorite at the track, 10 to g.
The factthat Dhrfee did not back his
horse probably caused the diversion in
favor of S,lkwood. Everybody wanted
to bet on Silkwood, but only for small
money. The same rate held up to the
start Of the frst heat. One pool of 500
to $50 was sold. All the rest was small
betting.
Cheer on cheer greeted the two con-
testants as they appeared on the track.
Mckinney looked fat. while the PAGER
showed beiny closer to a bruieing race.
Silkwood got off in advance in the
first heat, aud led Mckinney 40 yards
all the way.
In the second heat Silkwood went the
hall mile in 1:05, without apparent
effort.
The last heat was the fastest of all,
:IS14, Silkwood winning in jog. Ev-
erybody was satisfied he could have
won the heat in 2 2:10 if pushed.
Drrfee takes his defeat very philo-
sophically. He said he had not backed
his horse aaa was never sanguine of
winning.
The Los Angeles contingent lost very
little money on the race. Pools sold for
$50 TO SO after the first heat, and $40 to
S6 after the second heat. There was
an evident scarcity of money, as nobody
cared to bet even $40 on first choice till
the last heat.
/ saw both horses after the race.
Silkwood was not affected by it, and Nc
Kinney did not take it much 20 heart
either. Evidently he will be better
horse in Los Angeles next week.
There was good behavior all through
the,day nobody was drunk, and no bad
language was heard on the grounds.
Every body was satiefied that the faster
horse had won, and that while McKin-
ney had been defeated he was not dis
graced. MERRY.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
A LESSON IN DIPLOMACY.
Why q British Cruiser Has Been Be-
to Bering Sea.

Why British Cruiser Has Been Sent
to Bering Sea.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 30.-A cable
gram, from London to the Telegram, has
the following:
The newspapers here comment freely
upon the attitude taken by the Ottawa
authorities in the matter of the seizure
of Canadian sealers. The Morning
Chronicle remarks: "The Canadian
ministers find a great deal to say to
Ottawa journalists regarding the dis
patching to Bering sea of cruiser. 1t
may not be out of place to remind
them that in dealing with such power
full European power as Russia, it is not
by any means the part Of diplomatist
to say all he thinks. The first duty of
the British cruiser sent to Bering sea is
to rescue destitute sealers. Reprisal is
not intended. If it had been, solitary
cruiser would not by any means have
been chosen as the sole force sent to sea
by the British government. Lord Rose
berry is clearly content to adopt the
more reasonable course of awaiting ex-
plantations from ct. Petersburg"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
AN EvEkYDAY EVENT.
Maud SIS Record Tied in Race by
Belle vara.

Maud SIS Record Tied in Race by
Belle vara.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 30.-At to-
days meeting the record of Maud s. was
tied by 8. A. Brown & Co.'s Belle Vara
by Vatican. and the fastest six heats on
record were trotted in free-for-all.
Summaries:
ClassB2 20 pace-Flowing Tide won,
Rocker second, Jenny Hawthorne third /;
best time. 2:l618.
Glass 2:lS trot--Reida won, Clara d.
second, Erminie third; best time,
2 3:1S16.
Free-for-all trot- Ryland T. won, lack
second, Little Albert third; Charleston
also ran; time by heate, 2:1l14, 2:12l4,
2 IL, 2:l27, 2:1114, 2:l4H. All these
heats were sharply contested.
The 2:14 trot, in which Belle Vara.
Walter E.. So Long, st. Vincent and
Matte H. participated. furnished the
sensation Of the day, Belle Vara, .driy-
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
How the National Leaguers swatted tn
Ball Yesterday.

How the National Leaguers Swatted the
Ball Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-The Colts bat
ted terrifcally, and won easily.
Cincinnati, 1; hits, 8; errors, 1.
Chicago, 8: hits, IA errors, l.
Batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy
Hutchinson and Kittredge.
PITrsBURG, Sept. 30.-The Louisvilles
could not hit Ehret.
Pittsburgs 8; hits, 8; errors, 4.
Louisville, Il hits q; errors, 4.
Batteries: Ehret and Miller; Clausen
and Merritt.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 3O.-The Quakers
won by luck.
New York, a; hits, IL; errors, 1.
Philadelphia, s; hits, s; errors, 1.
Batteries: Rusie and Ewing; Keefe
and Clements.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 3O.-Caruthers was
effective and Davis weak, and was sup
ported poorly.
St. Louis, q; hits, IL; errors, A.
Cleveland, s.; hits, 8; errors, A.
Batteries-Car and Buckley !;
Davis and thinner.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 30.-Baltimore's
effective battery work won.
Brooklyn, A; hits, s.; errors, 4.
Baltimore, B hits, IL; errors, A.
Batteries-Kennedy and G. Daily ;
Schmidt and Robinson.
BosroN, Sept. 80. The Senators were
outplayed at all points.
Boston, 1S; hits, ii !; errors, 8.
Washington, 3; hits, 8; errors, 5.
Batteries--Nichola and Kelly and Ben
nett; Killen and Dowee.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
ONLY ONE RESCUED.
Ten Men Still Buried in the Norris Iron
Mine.

Ten Men Still Buried in the Norris Iron
Mine.
IRoNwooD, Mich, Sept. 3O.-Two
thousand miners worked all night, TAX
ing turns, in the Norris iron mine, seek
ing to rescue the IL men buried
in the shaft by q fall of ground
yesterday. Late at night signals were
given and answered on the iron pillar
which extends down to the drift where
the men are entombed, showing that at
least some OF them were still alive. The
scenes about the mouth of the pit are
most narrowing.
Abraham Thompson, one OF the men
buried, was rescued this morning. 1t is
believed the other 10 will perish before
they can be rescued.
The rescuing party reached No. 2 room
tonight and found it intact, but none of
the missing 10 men in it. 1t is feared
Thompson is the only one that will es-
cape.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
A GREAT DAY FOR SANTA ANA.
Everybody Turned Out to Sec siIkwood
Defeat n McKinneys

Everybody Turned Out to See silkwood
Defeat Mckinney
By the Associated Preas
SANTA ANA, CAL, Sept. S0.-This has
been great day for Santa Ana, for at
least 10000 strangers were in town to.
day. 1t was the fourth day of the races,
and the great Silkwood- Mckinney race
was to come off. All forenoon hundreds
Of vehicles poured out their loads at the
race track gate, and at 2 O'Clock fully
1000 persons we're on the grounds. The
track was in excellent condition, but the
wind which was blowing made it at
least'two seconds slow.
At2 O'Clock the gong sounded and
Tom Morris, the sprinter, came outt 10
run ITO yards against Bixby's fast run
ming horse Mansanita's 200 yards. Nor.
ris won easily, in III seconds.
The next event on the programme was
the great 90 between Durfee's bay stall
lion, Mckinney, and Willet's black
PAGER, Silkwood, for a purse of $500.
Betting was in favor of the Santa Ana
horse, and Silkwood sold the favorite in
the pool box at $40 to So before the first
heat.
1he horses got off we'll together in the
first heat, the quarter being reached in
321a, with Silkwood slightly in the lead
The half was passed in l :OS14 with Silk
wood two lengths ahead of Mckinney.
Both horses were doing good work, but
Willet's horse came under the wire first,
winning the heat in 2:1414. Mckinney
was a close second. The result of this
heat had the effect of raising Silkwood
stock, and he sold in the pool box for $40
to Sc.
In the second heat both horses started
we'll. Silkwooo paced along evenly, al
ways being slightly in the lead. Nc
Kinney broke twice badly, and Willet's
horse came under the wire first, win.
ming the heat in 2:15A.
The third heat was one of the finest
miles ever gone on the coast. Both
horses started out we'll and it was hard
to pick the winner. Durfee's horse kept
his feet, but the PAGER was too fast for
him, and Silkwood came under the wire
In 2:13l1, with Mckinney four lengths
behind.
6ilxwood never made a skip. Both
horses were driven by their respective
owners. At least $16 900 changed hands
on the result of the race, and the Santa
Anans feel jubilant.
The next race was trot for 3.year-
olds, one mile and repeat, with Edgar's
Ingomar and Riggs Laguna as starters.
Laguna sold the favorite in the pools,
and won two straight heats; time, 2:55
and 2:62.
In the third race Of the day, q five-
eightha mile dash, for winners, Sher-
mans midnight, Cases Lizzie Hayes,
and Forster's Began started. Midnight
sold the favorite in the pools, and won
the dash in 1:l6. Began was q close
second. The race was good one.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01

Earned runs-Los Angeles, g.; San Francisco,
s.
Three base hit-Spies, D. Sweeney.
Two.base hit--D. Sweeney Stafford, McCau-
ley. Reitz, Levy, Iytle, BALI, Glenalvip. 81
First base on errors-Los Angeles, 3; San
Francisco, 2.
First base on called bal,s-san Francisco, Al
Los Angeles. 4.
Left on bases San Francisco. s: Los Angeles,
g..
Struck out-By Hoffman, 8: by Balsz, 8. 4C
Double plays Stafford to Glenalvin; Hotf.
man. Sharp and Power
Passed ball-By spies.
Wild pitch-By Hoffman, 1.
Umpire Mcdonald. -
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on BY Doble, going to the head In the
head in the first heat and holding It
throughout, making the halt In l :0619,
and the mile in 2:O8k. Walter E. won
the succeeding three heats.
Glass 2:l7 pace - Nellic B. Won,
Nuthurst second; best time, 2:12%.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
THEY GOT ONTO BALSZ.
THE VAIL EJO TwIRLER sLUGGED
BY THE DADDIEs.
His Curves Were so Simple That tho
Friscos Knocked Out Eight Runs
In Two Innings and Won
the Game. i

SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-The home
club hit Balsz in lively style in the first
two innings today, and made eight rune.
The lead did not discourage the visitors,
and they played stiff uphill game.
Hoffman pitched a very strong game,
and the hits made against him were
scattered. Following is the score:
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Rum, Lenmsr second, Dslmas third; !;
fustest time, 2:191f.
The 2 20 trot was won by Shylock in
straight heats, Lucy B. second. Grown
Prince third fastest time, :1719.
Special race: First heat -Leona first,
Jasmine second, Electonita third. Post
poned on account of darkness.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
RAILWAY rELEGRAPHERs, srRIK

The Rock Island to BE Drawn Into the
Difficulty.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Sept. 30.-The
operators strike situation is becoming
more serious. A number of trainmen's
meetings have been called to consider
the matter, and Chief Operator Ramsey
said TODAY an investigation is being made
concerning the connection of the Rock
Island with the Burlington. Cedar Rap
ids and Northern. If found that the
Rock Island owns controlling interest,
strike will be declared on that road.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
BICYCLE RECORDS BROKEN.

T and w. Windle De crease the Time for
One and Two Miles.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 30.-W.
Windle broke the two-mile worlds
bicycle record today, making the die
tance in 4:28 3-5. The former record
was A :37 25.
T. Windls made mile, flying start,
today in 2:04 4-5, beating Zimmerman's
record and the worlds record-2 :06 40.
Windle passed the three-quarter post in
l :32 3-5, lowering the record of l :33 4-5,
by Tyler.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
A victory for the Dukes.

OAKLAND, Sept. 3O.-The game at
Piedmont this afternoon resulted in
victory for the San Jose team. Horner
was hit hard and often. Score:
Oakland-Runs, 8; hits, A; errors, A.
San Jose-Runs, s.; hits, l3; errore, 2.
Batteries: Horner and Wilson; Har-
per and Stallings.
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Pointer Fa,Is to Lower Hi.

Pointer Fails to Lower His Record.
BosToN, Sept. 30.-Tnis was the last
day OF the Horse Breeders meeting at
Mystic park. Several horses lowered
records, and Hal Pointer started to beat
bis record OF 2:O5A, but only made
2:07L.
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Pacfrg Reco. DIS lowered,

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. 80 Belle Acton
lowered the worlds yearling pacin rec
ord, over regulation track. mere, to-
day, to 2:2lI. She is owned by f. d.
Gould, of Fullerton. Neb.
On Line yesterday lowered the 2-year-
old pacing record to 2:l3a.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
The Druggists

In Lowell, Mass, agree in saying that they sen
more of Hoods sarsaparilla than of all other
blood purifiers. For instance:
F. @. GooDALE: sell more of Hoods Earsapa-
rilla than all other blood purifiers.
A. W. Dows & Co.: Hoods takes the lead Of IN
other sarsaparillas
9. F. BLANcHARD: We sell moro of Hoods Ear.
saparilla than Of any similar.
MARsroN & SHAW: With Us the sale OF Hoods
q . to Of any other kind.
F. & E. BAILEY 4 Co.: Hoods sarsaparills ID
one Of tho best medicines.
CARLTON & HovEY: Hoods sarsaparilla Is ons
Of the best medicines we have Its sale increases
every year.
F. p. MOODY: We sell twice a. much Of Hoods
earsaparilla as of anything similar.
G. A. SWAN: Hoods isthe most popular sarsa-
parilla Of the day.
THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly.
This popularity at home, where Hoods sarsa-
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many years. could not continue If the medicine
did not possess merit And these facts should
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
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WICKS-In Los Angeles, September 80, 1892,
Mrs. Jennie L. Wicks, wife of M, L. Wicks.
funeral services at the Hotel Richelieu. cor
ner g. cond snd Grand avenue, today saturday.
october 1. 1892 at pm.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
San jose Races.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 3O.-The 2:1S pace
was won by PIunkett, Swift second,
Lady H. third: fastest time, 2:13L.
The 2 80 class trot was won BY Bay
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Moquette Trsts in 2:I1X

VERSAILLES, KY, Sept. 30.--Moquette
yesterday lowered the 4-year-old stallion
record, trotting mile in 2:111a.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01

Young Mitchell Challenges Greggains.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80. - Young
Mitchell, the former middle-weight
champion of the Pacific coast. but who
retired from the ring a year ago, has
issued a challenge offering to fight Alex.
Greggains, at l54 pounds, for 5000
aside. Mitchell has posted $500 for
felt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-01
A CHIP FOR coRBHrr.

Dominick McCaHrey Wants to stand Be-
fore Him for -Four Rounds.
PrrTsBURa, Sept. S0.-Thomas Nc
Caffrey, brother Of Dominick McCaffrey,
has deposited $500, as forfeit, that
James ]. Corbett cannot make good the
assertion that he could knock Dominick
out in four rounds. McCsffrey says the
forfeit is for bet of $4,000, and the con-
test can take place at the Manhattan
club, the Coney Island Athletic club, or
the Madison Square garden, Elk weeks
aftei signing the articles.
PrTTsBURG, Sept. 80 Jim Corbett, in
an interview here tonight, said. refer
ring to the Dominick McCaffrey chal-
lenge, that he knows nothing about Nc
Caffrey. There are really only two men
in the world who have any claim to fight
him, be said. and they are Charley
Mitchell and Peter jackson. He will
not, however, pay any attention to
Mitchell unless he comes over here.
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