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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

COWS, COWS. Jersey muchers Just arrived
X at J. f. GUilmartin & Co s stables.
HOWARD STOKES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

NOR SALE, a desirable resid ence in south
Il eastern portion of city; balf cash and
balance in monthly installments JOHN T.
ROWLAND, Real Estate Dealer l22 Bryan
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

CT OS FOR twenty-five feet rubber hose
pl JC with couplings and nozzle. NED
LINGER & RABUN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVEBTISEMENTS 10 Words or more. in
this column inserted for ONE GENT A WORD,
Cash IN Advance, each Insertion
bveRyoody who has any want TO supply, any
thing to buy or sell any business or scoommo-
dstions 10 secure, indeed, any wish 70 crafty,
should advertise IN this column
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A UCTION ATYOUNGLOvE& GOODMAN's.
"A Tuesday, March :. Horses, mules COWS.
wagons, buggies, etc.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

NOR SALE. a beautiful tract OF land lust
Il south OF city limits, fronting on White
Bluff road; this property can be su6divided into
lots and sold at handsome profit. JOHN r.
ROWLAND, Real Estate Dealer, 122 Bryan
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

TOR SALE or rent. on easy terms Reming-
Il ton typewriter. Q. S. RICHMOND, opposite
postoffioe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

EGGS-Pure Plymouth Rock eggs for hatch
II ing. T. J. DAVIS, 1856 Bay street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

COWS, COWS, some fine milchars lust ar
y rived st J. F. Guilmartin's stables. J. r.
SENNY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

EOR SALE, block OF 3story brick dwellings
4 in splendid renting locality; these houses
are all rented 60 good tenants and pay a nice in
terest on the amount asked. JOINT ROW
LAND, Real Estate Dealer, 122 Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07
Administrative Sale.
BY ]. MCLAUGHLIN & SON,

ON TUESDAY, MARCH z. 1898.
BY virtue OF an order from the Honorable
HAMPTON l.. FERRILL Judge Of the Court of
Ordinary, Chatham county, Georgia, | viii
sell at the above date. before the Court HOUSE,
Ia the city OF Savannah:
All those two lots OF land, with the improve.
ments thereon in the city of Savannah, known
as lots Eleven and Twelve North Oglethorpe
ward. Sold for payment OF debts ana distribu-
ton for the heirs and creditors of HERMAN
RENKEN, deceased
Terms cash Purchasers pay for titles.
KATREN RENKEN,
Administrative Estate Herman Renken, De-
ceased
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

DOR SALE, lots in southern portion of city
Il on easy terms. JOHN T. ROWLAND.
Real Estate Dealer. I22 Bryan street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

4 UCTION ATYOUNGLOyE & GOoDMAN'S.
~ One car OF first-class mich cows lust ar.
rived from South Carolina and will be closed
out Tuesday March 2.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

TOR SALE, five lots on Thirteenth street, be-
L tween Montgomery and West Broad streets
terms one-fouFth cash and balance in one, two
and three years. JOAN T, ROWLAND, Real
Estate Dealer, 1919 Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

EOR SALE, one first-olass secondhand fire
n engine, one secondhand hand engine, two
hose reels and other fixtures in good condition
Apply TO s. B. BROWN, Chairman, Albany, Ga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07
PERSONA.


PHOTOGRAPHY in all styles and Sizes from
Il stamp to life size. Prices reduced. Fine
cabinets and crayons specialties. Views ana
frames at reduced prices. !. n WILSON, q
Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07

OUR BOOK is on tap everywhere to-day;
- sample it and enjoy something fiue VOL
TIERS BREWING COMPANY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-07
LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

lust received a tins lot of canary birds ant
- cages at GARDENERS. rs BrouEhtor
street.
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HOUSES AND STORES TOR RENT.

TOR RENT. desirable store for any business
i No. 1885 York street, between Bull and
Whitaker. J. T. BROOKS Agent.
TOR RENT, store U.s. Bryan street. opposite
Il market. Apply $50 Congress.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11

hort och hvarje dag paminnes jag ON
att vara beredd pa nagot storslaget
den vagen@ "Julst0ketn' lar b6rja ett
par veckor fore jul. Det skall slagtas,
"bylas" skuras och tvittas, ALT huset
skall viindas ut och in - ungefar, antar
jag, som mar man Amerika g0r house
cleaning" ON varen. Julklappar ar en-
allman svensk sed. Det handler ofta,
sages det, att husets qvinliga medlem-
mar sitta uppe natterna igenom for att
utfundera och utarbeta julklappar at
nara och kara
Svenskarne skyllas for att vara ett
festlystet folk. Under julien tillfreds-
staller man naturligen denna lystnad.
Nog festas ofta sa och till den grad, att
julfesten ar j fara att i0rlora sin betty
delse sasom en- andlig, sjalens gladje-
fest Men ;nnu finnes. dock tusen och
och ater tusenden svenska hem bland
hog och lag, der Guds outsagliga gafva
till mennisko obarnen ar don storsta jul.
gafvan och det egentligaste fr0jdeam.
net. o, ma det sd ia blifvai ALA sven.
ska hem bade gamla och nya verlden
Nasta gang kanske nagot ON julien
Smaland. T. II. B..
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11
w Is CO N ST N


Genom eldsvada astadkoms Eau
Claire -s3rlidet ar en- forlust pa $40, 400.
For tvegifte har L. M. Powers.
t. d. bosatt Ashland, blifvit arreste-
rad. P. vistades for tillfallet i Seattle.
Wash.
IhJ elslagen af ett fallande trad blef
harom dagen Adolf Swenson, som var
anstald med skogsafverkning trakten
af Prentice.
Fran Madison meddelas att sta
tens akerbrukssallskap Dir sa skuldsatt
att det ej kan betala intresse pa de fran
staten lanta 100000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS upp-
skattar statens gr6da for 1892 till 81
$4,000 bush. hvete, 27,347, 900 bush.
majs och so, 0,572, 900 hafre.
Fran La Crosse formales att
minst 10000 af stadens invanare aro
angripne af S. k. yinterkolera Nagra
dodsfall hafva afven intraffat.
FRAN Ashland formales att en-
haftig sn6storm rasade der i trakten
f6rliden s6ndag. Mycken sn6 har fallit,
Sa till exempel borattas att sn0n lig.
ger fyra fot dup Gogebic range.
skogsskofiing storre skala SD
ges den afsatte indianagenten Leahy
under sin tjenstetid hafva gjort sig
skyldlg till. Den olaga timmerafverk-
nlngen, som bedrifvits & Fond du Lac
reservationen, lar ha landt vissa sag
verksbolag till stor vinst.
Sagtimmer fraktas under inneva.
rande winter med jernvag till sagver-
ken Eau Claire. Eft onda bolag har
for afsigt att salunda fral1ta mill. fot
sagtimmer fran skogarne. Jernviigs-
bolagen aro naturligtvis h6gst belatne
harmed. ty harigenom tillbringas dem
en- ny inkomst.
West Superior-nyheter: En- Real
Estate Board har blifvit organiserad
hArstades. - Elevernas antal vid sta
dens allmiinna skolor var under f0rra
aret $3.50. - Strejk pagar vid South
Superior Stove Works. j. Valentine
fran San Francisco, hvilken iir v. presi-
dent at 'the molders' national union,
ar har for att s6ka biliigga tvisten
mellan arbetarne och bolaget. Enligt
inl6pande underriittelser tros det, att
arbetet kommer att ater upptagas un-
der innevarande vecka
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11
Sverige-bref.
Upsala, Sverige, den 10 dec. 1892

Upsala, Sverige, den 10 dec. 1892
Arade SKAFFARE!
Nu ar det winter llar Norden Der
har kommit ovanligt sent ar, siges
det. Den kom f0rst med december ma
nads ingang. Men hur ser da en- akta
nordisk winter ut? De fiesta af jSKAF-
FARENs lasare hafva nog med egns
6gon sett en- sadan. minnens .ju "den
f0rsta sn0n" edert hemlands dal; hui
sk0nt det Invita- sn0tacket bredde sig
0fver aker och ang, huru, mar blicka.
de Ut genom fonstret ON morgonen, gar.
dens uthus stodo der sd napna sins
Invita- vinterlufvor, och den sk0na sko
gen sedan, staende sd tyst och stilla f0l
att icke skaka af de sk0na vinterblom.
NOR, som skaparen sd frikostigt- sk0nt
str0tt pa dess hjessa.
Klar och skimrande stiger solen
6ster och utbreder sina silfverstralal
Jfyer den nyf0dda jorden. Hvilken
CLANS 0fver skogar, berg och dalar! Det
ar vinteri Norden. De glada Stock
holmarne aro dagligen ute och profva
det klingande sladforet de unga swan
ga gladt omkring pa den blanka isen
och 81 det raska sn6bollskrig den sven
ske gossen 6fvar sig" Mar kolden ar
blister och stormen tjuter derute sam
las man, i slott och koja, kring den
sprakande brasan; vid hemmets hard
tillbringas de langa nordiska vinterqval-
larne. Men hur mangen, som ej eyer
tilltrade till nagon hemmets hard! Sve-
rige bar manga fattiga Det har jag
bade sett och hort bara har Upsala.
Eft barn ar ute och beder ON lite br0d
for sina sma syskon och sin sjuka mo-
der, som halla pa att forsmakta af hum
ger och kold en- Oyster liten bostad i
stadens utkanb dr. det manne blott
en.dikt? Visst icke. En- bild ur verk-
ligheten Dir det, sadan den kan skadas
icke blott har utan afven jemlikhe-
tens forlofvade land Amerika Sven
skarne hafva ett hjerta som 0mmar for
de fattiges nod. Man ar bade fiitig och
uppfnningsrik uti att t. ex samla me-
del for fattiga barns bekladnad till
jul,'. Manga tillfallen till kristlig kar-
leksverksamhet bereder Herren, till
fallen att tjena honom och var arma
nasta.
julien, den nordiska vfnterns stora
h6gtid, barnens och de address den RI
kes och den fattiges gIada h6gtid ar
redaif inne, nir dessa> raider hunnit leta
sig vag till de manga svenska hemmen
iAmerika, der erSKAFFARENs lasare bo.
Man lar visst kunna fra jul riktigt pa
allvar har Sverige. Det har jag f0rr
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11

j 9. 1Ss sAsarsonS nSDonlnGShuS l. Fargo,
N. Da., nedbrande onsdags matt. For.
lusten ar So, 200.
Vadasko ott Ell. Fl. Harmon sk0t af
vada f0rliden s6ndag juveleraren J. M.
Nelson Fort Rice reservationen, N,
Da. N. efterlemnar hustru och barn.
Forklarad vansinnig. Marcus
Berg fran Minnewaul1an Township, N.
Da., blef onsdags f6rklarad vansinnig
och f6rdes till d;irhuset jamestown.
Han hade fatt en- fix ide att verden
skulle f6rgas, en- nyhet, som han genom
telegrafen vile meddela tidningarne.
Olyckshandelse. Olina Larson,
en- ito ar gammal dotter af John Lar
son, EN- framstaende farmare bosatt i
narheten al Gary, S. Da., blef h;irom
dagen sparkad af on hast hufvudet sd
lila att hon deraf lj0t d0den | fredags
begrofs hon under allmint deltagande
fran mr.. Larsons manga winner trak-
| ten.
Ordways kandidatur. Elk guver-
nor Ordway har f0rklarat, att ON han
blir valid till senator fran N. Dakota,
kommer han att r6sta med demUkrater-
ma vid organiseringen al F0renta Sta
ternas senat Han pastar att republic
kanska pa"tiot icke langre Dir folkets
parti utan styres och regeras af "bos-
$685.. Dot giiller nu att Sc ON han eftcr
en- dylill f6rklaring kan blifva valid.
N. Dakotas legislatur samman-
tridde den jan. Bismarck och orga-
miserable begge Husen. Mot demokra-
ternas och indcpcndenternas fjrv;intan,
blef George Walsh fran Grand Forks
valid till talman representanthuset
och j. Ell. Worst fran Emmons till pre-
sident i senaten. Major Hamilton
atervaldes till chief clerk Huset och
Fred Falley till sekreterare senaten.
fcpublikanerna senaten togo utniim-
ningsmyndigheten fullst;indigt fran po-
pulisten v. guvern6r Wallace och valde
| funktionarerna Huset De nyvalda
embetsmdnnen aflade sin embetsed i
guvern0r Shortridges residens i ons-
days. Stamina days alton hollis en- ly-
sande bankett f0r de aftrAdande och
tilltridande embetsm;innen. Senator's
kampen har b0riat pa allvar, och ser
det ut som ON senator Casey skulle
blifva sin egen eftertrAdare.
s. Dakotas legislator kallades den
3 jan. till order af statssekreteraren
Ringsrud, hvarefter begge Husen orga-
niserades. Huset valde J. M. Lawson
fran Aberdeen till talman och j. w.
Cone fran Salem till chief clerk. Efter
det val af tjensteman egt rum samman-
tradde legislaturen representative
sets sal, der den aftradande guvern6-
rem A. G. Mellette upplaste sitt afskeds-
budskap och den tilltradande guvern6-
rem G. Ell. Sheldon upplaste sin adress.
Begge dessa document innehalla myc-
ket at intresse for staten. Det antages
att majoriteten dr. emot antagandet af
alltf8r str;inga lagar. Med hansyn till
sp6rsmalet ON att lata folket pa nytt
r5sta 6fver ett amendement till kon-
stitutionen, r1rande prohibitionspara-
grafen, har en- kamp b6rjat Begge ST.
dorna pasta sig hafva majoritet F5r-
s5k lar g6ras att ia antaget en- lag, som
bemyndigar jernvagskommissarierna
att bestamma frakt- och passagerare.
taxorna
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11
Upprop till Minnesota forsam-
Iingars- sangkorer.
st. Paul, Minn., januari 1893.

st. Paul. Mimi, januarl 1893.
Den af Minnesota konferensen tillsat-
ia festkomiteen holl slit f6rsta mote d.
16:de december Minneapolis for att
g0ra f0rberedelser for en- Svensk Luth-
ersk Jubelfest nastkommande var for
ening med konferensm6tet. Bland oil
ka komiteer, som der tillsattes, var If
ven musk omiten. Denna komite fck
i uppdrag att inbjuda ALA sangf0renin-
gar och sangare inom Minnesota-konfe-
rensen for att deltagai denna stora jul
belk0r, som kommer att bildas for den
ma stora h6gtidlighet. Meningen ar,
att ON m6jligt bilda en- l0r pa omkring
fem hundra sangare, och uppmana vi
derf0r ALA pastorer, sangledare och for
samlingar, att genast ga till verket med
att bilda sadana k0rer inom f6rsamlin-
garne, hvilka kunna b0rja ofningar ge-
mast for att inlara sadan musk, som
komiten an fardig s;inda, sd fort anmii-
Ian inkommer ON huru stort medlems-
antal ar inom hvarje k0r. vi hoppas
och bedja att ALA pastorer sangledare
OCll SftllS dIO fI1IC CuS5 lCSoC I'LL dSll-
ma storartade och minnesrika festlig
het och derfore vara musik-komiteen
behjelpliga att IA sa manga sangare
tillsammans som m0jligt, pa det att vi
yid delta tillfalle matte "a en- sadan k6r
och sang, som vi aldrig f0rr hafva haft
pa sdet kyrkliga omradet. Emedan til
der ;ir mycket kort for dining, bedja vi
hjertligen ALA, som intressera sig htir-
for, att anmala sig till
Gustat JobdnSon,
675 Otsego str, st. Paul, Mimi. .
Ofvanstaende uppmaning sandes ut
till omkring ett tjugutal pastorer och
sangledare torsdagen fore jul, pa det
att de under julhelgen skulle kunna.
hopsamla och organisera k0rer for det-
ta andamal och saledes vara fardiga att
genast pa nyaret b6rja 0fningar for sag
da fest. Meningen ar, att 6fver ALT der
sangare och k0rer finnas inom konfe-
rensens f0rsamlingar, de aro harmed
vanligen inbjudna att deltaga, och hop
pas vi, att bade pastorer, sangledare
oSlI StbuS dLO fIIIO 1OE So
ken och CORA ALT de kunna for att IA
en- S. stor k0r som m0jligt. Nagon an
malan har icke annu inkommit, hvar-
for vi bedia ALA som 0nska deltaga
namda k6r att insanda slit namn, antal
och address, sd fort som m0jligt pa det
ko4niten ma kunna sanda den n6dvandi-
ga rnnsiken. En- siirskild uppmaning
will jag harmed sanda till ALA som be-
vista var sv. luth. kyrka har staden
och som ega sangf6rmaga att tillsam-
mans med var egen k0r deltaga uti Of
ningarne for sagda fest och for delta
andamal mota F0rsta Sv. Luth. l1yr-
kan, hornet af John str. och Woodward
ave., fredagen den 13 eller mandagen
den l6 januari. ALA sangare aro viil-
'1omna.
ST. Paul den jan. 1893.
G. Johanson,
organist Forsta Sv. Luth. f0rs.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-01-11
D A KO T A

3 II. Larsons boningshus Fargo,
N. Da., nedbrande onsdags matt. For.
lusten dr. So, 900.
The herald., 1893-09-17
THE GRAND JURY.
A Batch OF Indictments Return'

A Batch OF Indictments Returned
Yesterday.
The grand jury yesterday mads an
other partial report to Judge Shaw
sitting for Judge Smith.
Three indictments were returned.
Two OF them were against J. F. Smith
aud Chase Moore, charging them with
forgery.
They are accused of making and pass
ing two forged checks. One of them
was for $l0.50, drawn on the Bank OF
Amefica in favor OF J. L. Smith or
bearer, purporting to be signed by
Hanna & Webb. 1t was passed on
Henry Gibbs.
The other check was for $25. was
drawn also on the Bank OF America,
payable to ]. F. Smith or bearer, and
purporting to be signed by Hanna &
Webb. II was passed on Joseph Mes-
mer. 44
The men are already in jail upon a
charge OF obtaining money under falee
pretenses. They will be arraigned Mon
day morning. The bail in each case was
fixed at $1,000.
The third indictment was not made
public. The court liked the bail in the
sum OF $1,000. 1t was rumored that the
Indictment was for forgery, and that a
man OF the name OF Hall has received
the attention Of the grand jury in this
case.
The herald., 1893-09-17
NOW HE KNOWS.

What 1t Feels Like to Be Locked Up
for tho Night.
A good story is told of certain gen.
tleman who puts in much OF his time at
the police station.
He was in the city hall the other af-
ternoon. and the joke of it is that he
stayed there several hours longer than
he had anticipated.
The usual hour for the city officials to
desert their offices rolled around, and
the gentleman of the police department
still fingered. Presently he went into
the wash room, unsuspectlngly closing
the door behind him.
A moment later the colored janitor, in
his rubber soled shoes, turned the key,
not knowing that inside he held a
prisoner, The janitor was making his
usual rounds in locking up.
The prisoner heard the click OF the
key, but before he realized his awful
position the janitor had gone away. The
prisoners yeils reached no ear. for the
hall WAS deserted by all save the janitor.
who perhaps was In the basement or
taking in the cool evening breezes that
from the ocean blow.
The gentleman looked about. Six
feet up wae a window. Fifteen or 20
feet below was the ground. Tbs pros
pectG of q nights imprisonment loomed
luminously before the incarcerated indi-
vidual. Probably for the first time in
his life he realized the true situation OF
the unfortunates whom he daily sees
locked in from the outside world.
The sun disappeared from the western
horizon and the shades of night slowly
settled around the imprisoned man. The
cleaning came on. Then CLEAN from
ar electric light fell softly through the
window above his head. His throat had
become hoarse and the cultural
cries of help were like unto
the croakings of a lonely
bullfrog in a boggy marsh. The long
billed mosquito buzzed around his ear,
only to be disturbed by unearthly yells
from desperate prisoner.
Over at the police station they won
dered why he didn't come. They knew
not the sad dilemma in which one OF
them had been placed through the cold,
cruel hand of fate.
After an hours refraining from yelling
for assistance, the prisoner gave one last,
long effort, and the halls echoed with
"Help! Help! Help!"
He was heard. A passer-by listened.
Blue streaks of atmosphere we're seen
emanating from the transom. Low,
cultural mutterings told the tale.
A ladder was secured and placed
against the wall. The ascent was made
by the reacuer. Looking down through
the window, the prisoner was seen.
Painting and weary he was hauled
from his awful position and dropped to
the ground with dull thud.
Looking at his watch he found that
several hours had elapsed. Turning to
the gentleman who rescued him he said !:
''It's my trest, but l guess they are
anxious about me over at the station"
And we wandered along, rejecting
upon the cruel, heartless ways of the
world.
The herald., 1893-09-17

tinued existence of the mind. And
while this evidence is hearsay and Sec
ond hand, it has value in the suggestion
that the direct evidence will be given
through the art of mesmerism.
A close investigation of the conditions
and requirements AS imposed by the
laws OF meemerism is necessary. Ii
those conditions are known and met,
then it is reasonable to suppose that
the veil will be lifted, and, If the mind
does survive tho dissolution of the body,
that il will take advantage OF the open
door and permit itself to be known as it
was while in the flesh.
Indeed. il King Saul went down to
the woman at Endor, and she called up
the spirit of the departed prophet, Sam
uel, who there and then gave Saul some
good advice, may it not be possible that
the spirits of the departed might even
now return and disclose to us their ex-
ietence? To Saul the evidence was
direct and indisputsble. "And Saul
perceived that it wss Samuel, and he
stopped with his face to the ground and
bowed himself"
There was no doubt whatever in SauPs
mind that Samue's spirit had survived
the dissolution of his body; that the
soul is immortal. Neither did Saul
doubt when the spirit Samuel told him
tomorrow shalt thou and thy sons be
with me-"
The next day Samuel's prediction was
verified, and Saul and his three sons,
iona than, Abinadab and Milchishua,
were elain by the Philistines in the bat
tie on Mount Gilboa.
II the soul is immortal, and if mes
meiism is science, it may be that each
one of us may get the direct evidence
just as Saul did, II we desire it. The
next paper will recite some testimony
bearing upon this point, namely, that
mesmerism does lift the veil.
B. A. o, STEPHENS.
Los Angeles, Sept. Is, 1893.
The herald., 1893-09-17
THE COURTS.
Cases on Trial Yesterday and New suits
ELI Lad


Cases on Trial Yesterday and New suits
Filed.
Informations we're filed by the dis.
trict attorney in department one yester-
day against William Dsvine. charging
him with robbery; against Arthur
Lewis, charging him with embezzle-
ment, and against - Haynes, charg-
ing him with assault with deadly
weapon, and their srraignment was set
for Monday.
A decree in accordance with the re-
port of the referee was rendered by
Judge Shaw yesterday in the case Of
Juarez We. Walker.
NEW CASES.
Preliminary papers were filed in the
county clerks office Yesterday in the
following new cases:
Petition by Lucy G. Goodspeed to be
appointed guardian OF Annie e. Pratt,
an incompetent.
Charles S. Ward vs. Johnson q Keeny
company and Thos. b. CLARK. Suit for
an Injunction to prevent the defendants
from ceiling certain securities, and 5000
damsges.
Lowen Tucker We. r. M. Widney ct al.
Suit for recovery OF possession OF lot 80,
blocl: N, West Los Angeles tract, and
5000 damages.
Divorce proceedings have been COM
menccd by Rose l.. Settle vs.. Geo. W..
Settle, EmmaJ. Wack VS.. Frederick a..
Wack.
The herald., 1893-09-17
LETTER BAG.
Marion Cannon.

EDITORS Herald: In q late number
Of your paper l see where the good citi-
zens oisLos Angeles had held an indig-
nation meeting, and said bad things
about the Hon. Marion Cannon, repre-
sentative in congress from your con-
stituency, because the honorable gentle
man had voted for the unconditional re-
among other things comparing him
with Benedict Arnold and Judas Is
CARROT.
AS q constant reader of your paper,
would like to enter an earnest protest
against the action OF that meeting and
that unjust comparison. Benedict Ar
mold was one of the bravest, most ener-
getic and patriotic soldiers OF the revolu-
tion, but, after performing prodigies of
valor during the first years of the war,
he saw himself relegated to back
seat and chumps that had done
nothing put over his head and in an
evil hour of anger, disappointment and
disgust, he bestsayed his country. And
there might be an excuse made for
Judas. The old boy was no doubt hard
up at the time he sold out. He had
probably been fishing down on the sea
OF Galilee and hadn't caught q fish. At
all events, he took his pay in silver and
didn't kick and cali it dishonest money,
and then he had decency. enough after
all was over to go off and hang himself.
At all events, it looks like base SANDER
to compare either Benedict or Judas
with this creature Cannon.
And then, was it not very indiecreet
to hold that meeting, and call him bad
names? Win it not frighten him 30
that he will be afraid to return, and
would it not have been much better to
have waited patiently until he should
come back, and white-cap him little
bit, haul him over barrel and put Mr..
Cleveland's monogram on him with q
buckle at the end OF strap.
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