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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
THE BERKELEY ROBBERS.

No Trace OF Them Found Up to a Late
Hour Last Night.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-No trace Of
the robbers who robbed Pavmaster Glib
son Of $17 900 on q Berkeley train today,
had been found up to a late hour to-.
night. though the horse and buggy
which the robbers used were found near
the Market street station in Oakland
this afternoon. In the buggy were q
number of things for which the robbers
had no further use, but the gold
and silver had disappeared. The
articles left in the buggy furnish
further evidence of the skill with which
the deed was planned and executed
There were two sets of armor intended
to protect the desperadoes from the
shots OF their opponents In hand to
hand encounter, or within pistol range.
There were two iron breast plates rudely
and recently cut out of quarter-inch
iron, and curved to conform to the shape
of a mans body. Each was supple
mented by rubber water bag similar to
the lower part of q base ball catcher's
pad. Strings had been attached to all
these, go that each Of the robbers must
have been we'll protected from the bull
let's fred at them when they were facing
the enemy. There was some evidence
left in the buggy to add to sus-
picion that one of Mr.. Gibson's bull
let's had taken effect. On the sleeve Of
blouse which one of the men had
worn, was found a spot of blood, and
this led to the belief that he may have
been slightly wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
1T is NOT AN EASY TASK
For Harrison and Reid to
Be Elected.
Reid Himself Makes the Above
Confession.
Echoes of the Republican National
Convention.
The Long and Short of the Ticket ~
Sized Up at Home and Abroad-Con-
gratulations Showered Upon
the Nominees.

By the Associated Press.l
NEW YoRK, June 11.-According to an
evening paper, Whitelaw Reid saw
Blaine ten days before the convention.
Blaine told Reid he was likely to be the
next Republican candidate for the vice
presidency.
Whats this talk about you?" said
Reid.
Blaine said: II have no wish to be .
candidate" and left the impression that
his withdrawal was final.
Reid being asked to explain the mean
ing of Blaine's withdrawal from the
cabinet, said, in. his opinion, the secre-
tary's resignation had nothing to do
with his possible nomination.
The Evening Worlds White Plains
special says: Reid said to reporter to-
day: II had no expectation, assure
you, of being nominated. When / was
apprised of the fact last night, it was
very much of SURPRISE"
Reid said, regarding Blaine's position: !:
"Blaine is Republican and as such his
attitude will be one of cordial support to
the Republican ticket" k
Regarding Platt's position. Reid said
bis answer concerning Blaine applied to
Platt. n A{-
Reid said he should not enter actively
into the campaign, but confine himself
to work in New York.
In bidding the reporter goodbye, Reid
eaid 1T is not an easy task before us,
but we shall make an honest and hope
a successful endeavor to win."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
REDMOND ARRIvEs.
A Distinguished Irish Statesman v
Naw VnrL N.

A Distinguished Irish Statesman vfeits
New York.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE steamship
Etruria, which has among it's passen-
gers John E. Redmond, Irish member of
parliament, was sighted off Fire island
this afternoon. A steamer having
on board a reception commit
tee left the barge Office and
proceeded down the bay to meet Mr..
Redmond, When the Etruria was
reached, Mr.. Redmond soon appeared
and was greeted with cheer. A dele
CATION of ardent Waterford Parnellites
wanted to present Redmond with an adj
dress complimenting him on his
victory, and Mrs. Margeret Moore read
it, while Redmond and those aboard
listened attentivelv. Leaning over the
side of the steamship, Redmond's face
beamed with evident pleasure as he re-
sponded briefly. Mr.. Redmond will be
met by the reception committee tomor-
row. He will make an address during
his stay here, and will return in a few
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
THE VENEZUELAN WAR.
The Question of Supremacy to Be Settled
Within q Week. ST

The Question of Supremacy to Be Settled
Within Week.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald has
the following South American cables:
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela: From an
impartial survey of the situation, the
question of supremacy between Palacio
and his opponents will be settled within
q week.
From Trujillo, Venezuela: A battle
was fought in an adjacent province,
between Nava's and Cuerva's forces
and resulted in the defeat of the revolu.
tionists. The insurrection is spreading
throughout the western section of the
republic.
From Maracaibo, Venezuela: The
revolutionists are intrenched within nine
leagues of this town, and gathering
arms, troops and money preparatory to
making an attack upon the government
troops: Maracaibo Is in great state oi
excitement. A mob took entire posses
sion of the streets the other night, and
a fight resulted. One dozen persons
were killed by promiscuous firing.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Police and Strikers Come in
Armed Collision.
Striking Lumbermen Rioting
at Tonawanda, N. Y.
Non-Union Employees Mobbed and
Severely Beaten.
Two Members OF the Police Force So
verely Wounded-Troops Called
Out RiDgleaders of the
Mob Arrested.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
& ToNAwANDA. N. Y, June 11.-About
10 o'clock this morning 300 union men
marched down the river to Weston &
Sons lumber yard, and began to throw
clubs and stones. The entire police
force of eight men had been stationed
along the docks and yards. They
speedily arrived on the scene and drew
their guns and fred into the air, with
the hope of quelling the riot. The
union men also had shooting irons
and returned the fire with serious re-
suits. Officer John Martin was shot
through the knee joint and Officer
Frank Kinsley through the abdomen.
The police fed for their lives.
Sheriff Ensign of Lockport was called
upon for assistance and came upon q
train, accompanied by deputies. As
the result of a conference between
the chief of police, the sheriff, Captain
Sommers of the militia and the lumber
men, it was decided to attempt no ar.
rests until every precaution had been
made for successful effort.
It is thought the bullet which struck
Kinsley was intended for Woods, fore
man of the yard. He had revolver
and was shooting, when a stone struck
him in the head, telling him to the
ground. Woods was badly cut and
bruised. AF
After the policemen were driven away,
short work was made in huatlin& out
the men engaged at work.
The union men then visited the leland
where men were at work on the barges
at different yards, and several men were
badly beaten.
Fassett & Bellinger's dock at the fer
ry was next visited and the men driven
off.
Warrants were Issued for the arrest of
several men believed to be the ring
leaders of the mob, and nine men were
taken tonight in chains to Lockport Jail.
The union men are holding a meeting
tonight, and have appealed to the state
board of arbitration.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
REID sERENADED.

Citizens OF White Plains Show Their Es-
teem for the Nominee.
New York, June 1.-THE esteem in
which Whitelaw Reid, the Republican
candidate for vice-president, is held by
his neighbors in White Plains, found
expression this evening in friendly
demonstration by. citizens of the town,
who, irrespective of party affiliations,
went to Ophir Farm and serenaded Reid,
who was enjoying chat with the mem
bers of his family, when party of several
hundred, headed by band, entered the
grounds. Reid coming from the main
hall. greeted his friends heartily, ad-
dressing them informally. After words
of thanks for the compliment which his
friends paid him, the serenading party
we're invited into the house, where an
informal reception was held, with gen.
eral hand-shaking and exchanges of
friendly words. Light refreshments
were served and the party remained for
about an hour. Mr.. Samuel Hopper,
president of the village bank, made a
speech in pleasant vein, congratulate
ing Reid on behalf of his neighbors, and
the party withdrew.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
UNION LABoR TRIuMPHs.

The Deadlock Broken in tho Ceur
d'Ai enc Miners Strike.
WALLACE, Idaho, June 11.--There is
universal rejoicing in Ceur d'Alene to-
night. The deadlock in the Tabor situ-
alton is broken. After public meeting
yesterday negotiations were opened be-
tween the central committee OF the
Miners union and S. S. Glidder, owner
of the Tiger mine, and Patsy Clark,
manager of the Poor Man mine. and
this afternoon articles OF agreement
were signed by the con.ending parties.
Both mines will start up Immediately
with about 400 men at union wages.
Glidden has been president of the Mine
Owners association, and the general be-
lief is that the association has been
broken.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
HARRISON CONGRATULATED.

Messages Pouring Into tho White House
From Many Sources.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-There was
comparative quiet at the White House
today, after the excitement Of yester-
day. Hundreds of kilograms were re-
ceived.
Senator Stanford at London cabled +:
"I congratulate you and the country. 1t
is recognition and appreciation of an
administration Of ability and without
repfoach.
Minister Coolidge cabled from Paris
my warmest congratulations, in which
the members of this legation join most
heartily"
Among others who congratulated were
j. A. Waigmire of California, II. q.
Osborne of the Evening Express, Los
Angeles, CAL; Andrew Carnegie, from
Scotland Senator Spooner, from Min
neapolis; Henry @. Bowen, from New
York; Minister Cox, from Copenhagen /;
ex-senator Mcmillan, from London.
A large number of kilograms from Re-
publican clubs and other organizations
all over the country were received at the
White House this morning, pledging
President Harrison their support, in
cluding the state central committee of
California and the Harmony legion Of
San Francisco.
Ex-Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania
says the nomination of Harrison is the
best that could be made, and he will take
the stump for him with much satisfac-
tion and more confidence of victory than
for any other man.
F Fred M. Dow, of Portland, Maine,
telegraphed that the Portland club, Of
which James G. Blaine and Thomas
Reed are members, at 6 O'Clock this
morning threw out campaign banner
bearing the names Harrison and
Reid"
The president this afternoon received
the following telegram from General
Alger:
"Accept my congratulations All the
Republicans will now fall into line to
win the battle in November"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A MANIAC's FREAK.

He Takes Possession Of q Train at the
Point of Revolver.
HOLLY, Mich, June 11.-A man
named johnson took possession of the
baggage car on train for Detroit, this
morning, driving out the baggage man
and his assistant at the point of a revol-
YER. When the train'reached this place he
ordered the conductor to start the train,
fired several shots at him, finally jumped
on the engine and forced the engineer to
20 ahead. Ten minutes later he shot at
the engineer and jumped off the train.
The man, who is evidently crazy, was
captured by the sheriff and lodged in
iail
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

the delegations could not lead; at the
critical stages the delegates acted on
their own responsibility.
According to statement issued from
Harrison headquarters, the president
had enough pledged votes on the day
OF the assembling Of the convention to
assure his nomination, the total being
4S6. The next night it was GIL; the
following 52l. So at no time we're they
in doubt as to the outcome.
The executive committee of the Ma
tionsl League of Republican clubs today
decided that the annual meeting of the
league shall be held in Buffalo. The
other competitors for the honor were
Omaha, New York, Indianapolis. The
date selected is September 1st. Requests
Tor recognition by the College Repub-
lican league and the Woman's Repub-
lican club were referred to committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
VERY sArIsrACroRY.

Tho Boston Reform Club Rejoices Over
Hsrrison's Nomination.
Boston, June 1.-THE members Of
the Massachusetts Reform club held
their regular monthly dinner tonight,
and the speeches showed that Harri-
sons nomination was very satisfactory
to them, for reasons not complimentary
to him, but because it is believed it has
made Cleveland to be the nominee of
the Chicago convention.
Hon. George F. Hale presided, Among
the speakers were DR.. Carroll G. Everett,
Morfeld Story and James G. B. Myers.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
CONVENTION EcHoEs.

Minneapolis's Guests Departing
SON Was In It From the Start.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 11.-Only echoes
of last nights hurrahing for Harrison
linger. Nearly everybody has departed
for home or dropped politics. Among
the leaders it is fondly believed that
time will heal all the wounds inflicted
during the strife. The Blaine leaders
are generally counselling harmony
among their followers. Clarkson, the
most prominent leader Of the anti
administration forces, was one of the
first to announce his devotion to the
nominees, and the belief that they will
be elected.
The results show that the leaders Of
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
CHILEAN COMMENTS.

They Have It in for Blaine, Harrison
and Egan.
VALPARAISO, June 1.-THE Chilean
papers, in commenting upon President
Harrison's denomination, say they hope
he will not be reelected. The editors,
however, state that they derive much
consolation from Blaine's defeat. Their
only desire is that whoever is elected
president in November next will ap-
point new minister to represent the
United States in Chile in place Of Min
lister EgaD. They add that they want q
native born American sent here in that
capacity.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
NO KNIVES WILL BE USED.

Warner Miller Says New York Repub-
y licsns VIII sapport the Ticket..
CHICAGO, June lI.-Ex Senator War
ner Miller Of New York, on his way
home from Minneapolis, said today
"No knives will be welded in New York
on election day. The Republicans will
support Harrison Loyalty and enthusias-
tically."
Miller believes that Harrison is
stronger in New York than in 1888,
and that Reid will greatly add to the
strength of the ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
MCKINLEY TALKS.

The Governor States HIS Views Of the
Impending Campaign.
CHICAGO, June 11.-Governor McKin-
ley arrived late tonight. To a reporter
who asked as to the bearing of the tariff
and silver issues on the coming cam.
paign he said: Protection, honest
and fair elections will be safe in the
hands of our candidates, while the
strong, wise and patriotic administration
OF President Harrison will be to the
ticket tower of strength. The silver
issue will not, in my judgment, create a
division between the east and the west.
It never has, and the Republican posi-
tion this year is precisely what it always
has BEEN"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
CHAUNCEY is MODEST.

Depew Says Blaire's Mantle WIZ Not
Fall on Him.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-It is expected
that the vacancy in the cabinet, caused
by Blaine's resignation, will be filed
next week. The impression is general
here that it will be rendered to Depew.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 11.-Ohauncey M.
Depew denied to the Associated Press
this morning that there was any founda-
ton fer the rumor, present or prospect
i've, that heis to succeed Blaine as secre-
tary of state.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

ballot. 1t puts Blaine into somewhat
ridiculous position. 1t is not defeat
but a rout. We have no reason to be
dissatisfied. Blaine's selection would
have augured badly for the future rela-
tions OF America with England and the
outward world generally. Blaine is the
advocate OF an active foreign policy of a
troublesome and offensive nature.''
The Daily News says: "Blaine is
badly beaten, and in the judgment Of
our New York correspondent will dis
appear from American politics."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
PARIS OPINION.
"Le Temps" Sizes the Situation Up In .
Mastery Manner.

"Le Temps" Sizes the Situation Up In q
Masterly NJ amer.
PARIS, June LIE Temps, comment
ing editorially on the selection OF the
Republican ticket, says: "The success
of Harrison indicates that the Repub-
licans will take stand unreservedly
and irrevocably on the basis OF protec-
ton, scarcely tempered by reciprocity
and somewhat misty upon the question
of bimetallism.
"Blaine's rancor," LIE Temps adds,
"renders the election of Harrison un-
certain. The conventions decision has
given rise to more difficulties than can
be settled. Harrison's total lack of pres
tige and personal magnetism will give
exceptional Importance to the Demo
cratic candidate"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Oregon Election Returns.

PORTLAND, Ore., June11. Complete
returns received from all but four coun-
ties in the state give the following plu-
ralities for congressman:
First district-Herman (R.), 5542.
Second district-Ellis (R.), 3048.
Chamberlain CD, has 337 majority
for attorney general.
The legislature stands: Senate-Re-
publicans, 15; Democrats, IA; Peo-
ple's, l.
House-Republicans, so; Democrats,
26; Peoples, 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A Fteht with Chine.e smuer1.ra.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 1.-THE local
customs officers, after desperate fight
with gang of Cinnamon, this after.
noon, seized 375 pounds Of smuggled
opium in wash house. Three Chinese,
one woman, were badly wounded by
the officers. All are now in the hes-
pital. One of the officers was cut by .
dagger used by the woman.
Later-The alleged opium wss ex.
amined and found to be tar and
molasses.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
An Electric Road Accident.

LAWRENCE, Mass, June 11.-There
came near being horrible accident on
the Andover electric road this afternoon.
Two cars going down hill collided, and
as the result an unknown boy lies at the
point OF death; lady passenger has
both legs broken; the motorman and
conductor have broken limbs, and half a
dozen others were injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Astronomer Burnham Resigns,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.--Professor S.
w. Burnham, the well-known astrono-
mer, has resigned his position at Lick
Observatory. He has achieved special
fame as the discoverer OF double stars.
1t isreported that he will 60 east to ac-
cept more remunerative position Of
fered him by Judge w. @. Gresham.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A FORGED CHECK.

o. p. Miller Arrested at San Diego for
Forgery.
SAN DIEGO, June Ito. P. Miller,
arrested here today on the charge of
forgery, has victimized merchants in
sums ranging from 500 to $500. He
deposited certified check for 1915 on
the California bank of Los Angeles with
the First National bank of this city, and
proceeded to draw checks on deposit.
The Los Angeles bank wired that no
such check had been issued. His arrest
followed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
FEELING IN THE FATHEELAND.
The Defeat Of Harrison and Reid Earn
estly Hoped for.

The Defeae OF Harrison and Reid Earn
estly Hoped for.
BERLIN, June 11.-[Copyright. 1892,
by the New York Associated Prese. j.
The Minneapolis convention was fol-
lowed with the greatest interest in po.
htical circles where it was generally ex-
pected and hoped that Blaine would be
successful, not because he is liked, but
his success has been regarded as a par
tial rebuff to the Mckinley policy
which the German manufacturers are
still smarting under. All here are in
sympathy with the Democrats. While
the personal character Of President
Harrison and the ability of Reid are
universally conceded, little attempt il
made to conceal the hope that they will
be beaten at the polls.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A Harrison and Reid Club.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE first national
Harrison and Reid Republican club was
organized this evening on train COM
ing east between Milwaukee and Chi
cago, with Hon. A. A. Taylor Of Tennes-
see, president; Hon. Harry j. Shoe
maker of Pennsylvania, secretary and
treasurer. The club represents sixteen
different states. Foremost among the
organizers were Governor Mckinley of
Ohio, Gen. VIM. j. Sewell of New Jersey
and numerous others.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A Cincinnati Celebration.

CINCINNATI, June e11.-Harrison's g nomi-
nation was celebrated here tonight by
the Lincoln club, with fireworks,
speeches and brass bands. Arrange
ments were made to meet the Blaine
club on it's return from Minneapolis to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
New York Republicans Ratify.

New York, June 1.-THE Republican
club adopted resolutions tonight en-
dorsing the nominations of the Mime
apolis convention, eulogizing the nomi-
nees of the party and ratifying the
platform adopted at the convention.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
BRITISH COMMENT.

The Burden Of 1t Is Joy Over the Defeat
of Blaine.
LONDON, June liz The burden of
comments Of all the evening papers on
the denomination of Harrison and the
selection OF Whitelaw Reid as the
Republican candidate for the vice.
presidency. is Joy over the defeat of
Blaine.
The Times says: 1.-THE only surprise is
that the result was reached on one
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-LIGHT GRAY OVERCOAT, JUNE IL,
IL between 2 and s pm, somewhere between
Westlake PARK and Figueroa street. The finder
will leave at 226 North Los Angeles street and
receive reward 6-12 1t
r OsT-ORDINARY DEPOSIT PASS BOOK,
IL No 7145, Of the Los Angeles Savings Bank,
in name of B. e. Vale. Finder will please re-
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EOUND-A POCKET-BOOK IN THE vICIN-
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and private papers, cards, etc. Owner can
have the same by paying for this ADVERTISE
ment and identifying property at this ofice.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Satisfied with His Present Job,

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Journal
publishes letter from Albert G. Porter.
minister to Rome, declining the Repub-
lican nomination for governor of In
diana.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Blaine at Bar Harbor

BAR HARBoR, Me-, June Thames
G.. Blaine arrived this morning. He
drove directly to his summer residence.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

Investigate the good values in fine
tailoring, 9 perfect fit and large new
stock at l26 w. Third at. H. A. Getz.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Cleveland Has Nothinr to saw.

Cleveland Has Nothing to Say.
Boston, June 11.-'I have. nothing to
say about Harrison's denomination, :"
said ex-President Cleveland, this morn
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
FOR ExCHANGE.

t1 room cottage, close In for vacant lot OF cot.
tage in southwest part of city: will assume
T. II. PIEPER 4 Co. 1O8 s. Broadway. 6-5 u
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sTRAYED or sroLEN,

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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM PASTURE
y south side of Encino ranch, one dark gray
2-year-old flly, no marks; also one 2-year-old
brown gelding about fifteen hands high, left
ankle white and star in forehead. Any person
knowing or hearing of same please address the
undersigned at 116 West First street, or COM
municate with the sheriff's office.
Gilt K. A. DECAMP.
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MOsn WILL BUY A HALF. INT 1EREHT IN
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country produce. Address H., box 30, this
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Guaranteed. Sealed instructions &c, or 24.page
illustrated catalogue &c, by mail. Emma Toilet
Basar, Boston, Mass. 515 6u 1t
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TOR EALR-A, FIRST CLASS BOOT AND
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for selling; will be sold cheap on easy terms.
Apply to w. OsTERMAN, State street, Santa
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

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Price, - per box. Emerson Drug Co.. manu-
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