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The herald., 1893-01-22
An undisnnted Tast of Merit.

A medicine that has been household
remedy for over fifty years and used in that
time by more than 100000 600 persons, must
have great merit. such medicine is found in
3eAEDKErh's PILLS. This fact demonstrates
the value of the pills better than any state :
ment of the proprietors. 1t will be observed
thar the dose required to cure is small One or
two pills taken every night for ten or twenty
days will cure dyspepsia cosliveness, rheum
disease arising from an impure state of the
blood.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe tu take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar coated
The herald., 1893-01-22

A COMMISSION merchant who deals
largely in oranges says that the market
for high grade fruit is always fairly
remunerative one. 1t is only the indif-
ferent and inferior fruit that suffers.
The fact is that oranges should only be
grown where the soil and exposure as
sure good results. All the trees planted
in heavy ground, without sufficient
warmth to nourish q generous fruit,
ought to be grubbed up. We can't af-
ford to ship single box of bad oranges.
The herald., 1893-01-22

In MARKED contrast to the utterances
of both the Chronicle and Examiner
snent the new senator from California
are those OF the San Francisco Bulletin
In its issue of Thursday it gives a cor
rect analysis OF the situation, and pays
the, following graceful compliment to
Mr.. White:
The legislature has elected a senate,
out of the usual run for California in
late years. He is man of decided
ability, and is not rich. His profession
ls that of a lawyer. Further, be is an
able debater and good orator. This
man is Democrat. it is true, but he is
California boy, is imbued with its ira.
The herald., 1893-01-22

BY COUNTING in all the fractional cur
rency and little odds and ends of things,
Charley Foster hopes to hand the treas
ury over to his Democratic successor
without an outright confession of a
deficit. 1t must be borne in mind, how
ever, that he cannot do this without in
cluding upwards OF $100,000,000 that in
Secretaries Manning and Fairchild's
system of book keeping was not in
cluded in the governments assets.
The herald., 1893-01-22

THE railway disaster at Alton juno
ton, ILL.,, yesterday was one of the most
horrible that ever occurred. The blame
attaches to barber who acted as switch
man, or rather failed to act on this
occasion. The dispatches do not state
dent happened, but the probability is
be had some victim in the tonsorial
chair talking him to death.
The herald., 1893-01-22
CYCLIsr AND SKATER.
johnson of Minneapolis Is Double
Champion.

johnson of Minneapolis Is Double
Champion.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 21.-John
S. johnson, the crack bicycle rider of
Minneapolis, has again distinguished
himself by lowering in public trial the
worlds amateur skating record in the
first trial at the Normania skating rink.
Johnson's time was minutes and 45 3.5
seconds. The former record was 2 min
utes 56 seconds. johnson claims the
amateur championship OF the world
through the failure OF Norsing and
Donoghue to accept the challenge pub
liehed some weeks ago.
The herald., 1893-01-22

and speculative immigration. During
the exposition the travel here will be
large. Better be little ahead OF the
throng.
We charge nothing for this advice,
but it is very valuable all the same, and
quite honest.
The herald., 1893-01-22

Thus far Farmer Kerns seems to be
master of the situation, and keeps a
Eight hold of his skin. The killer from
San Francisco, whose departure for Sac
ramento on mission of death was an
nounced, seems to have failed to con-
meet. 1t is just possible that he is
taking course of raw beef to get his
nerve up to the raw head and bloody
bones standard.
The herald., 1893-01-22
MUSIC AT THE PARK.

The Programme for tho Concert This
Afternoon.
If the weather is pleasant this after
noon the Douglas band will play the Iol
lowing programme at Westlake park
beginning at O'Clock:
March, Vienna Buffet, Zuber.
Selection, carmen, B'zet
Weliz Fruhlingskibder Weildteufel
G and Selection Macbeth, Verdi.
Fack eltapZ, MeyeTbeer.
step by Sep. March, Thomas.
Overture, Leichte Cavallerie Suppe.
Spanish, Fantasia, Missud.
Persian 5chah Patrol, Giese.
The herald., 1893-01-22

IT WOULD not be a bad idea for the
legislature to appoint committee to
find out just what was done with the
100000 appropriated by the state OF
California for the Columbian worlds
lair. An itemized account of the ex-
penditures thus far would be highly
Interesting reading
The herald., 1893-01-22

THAT whas graceful compliment paid
Senator-elect White yesterday by his
alma mater, Santa Clara college. This
excellent scAool may we'll be proud OF
having man of Stephen NJ. Whites
caliber among it's alumni.
The herald., 1893-01-22
FATHER AND SON.
A Pathetic Meeting between Dan Cough
lin and His Parent.

lin and His Parent.
CHICAGO, Jan 2l. At conference to-
day between Daniel Coughlin, his father
and two OF his attorneys, it was decided
that no application for bail will be made
nor will writ of habeas corpus be asked
for to secure the defendant's temporary
liberty While no lawyers have been
retained for the pending trial, it is un-
derstood Messrs. Forrest, Donahoe and
Judge Wing will continue the defense.
Coughlin was visited by his father this
morning and the meeting was pathetic
in the extreme. No one would recognize
the sturdy detective of three years ago
in the wrecked frame and form thin and
bent he now presents.
The herald., 1893-01-22

THAT the unexpected is always sure to
happen was proved for the ten thou
uandth time by the fact that Hayes, who
was expected to live on inde finitely, is
dead, while Blaine, who was expected
to die, still lives.
The herald., 1893-01-22

Young Mr. Geary is being talked of
by the New York World for a cabinet
position. The northern congressman
has made his mark wide and deep.
Whether he goes into the cabinet or no,
he has made one of the most valuable
and influential congressman this state
has ever sent to Washington.
The herald., 1893-01-22
A seamen,s strike Imminent,

SAN Francisco, Jan. 21.-Thirty ship
owners have formed an association, and
will hereafter ship their own men, with
out regard to whether they are union
men or not. 1t is expected that this
action will result in strike of the sail
ors in the Coast Seamen's union.
The herald., 1893-01-22
Specie Exports.

New YORK, Jan. 21.-The exports of
specie from the port Of New Yo,k dur
ing the last week aggregated $4,706, $50,
nf which $4 436, 400 was in gold and
1910 230 In silver The imports of specie
reached only s24,943, of which $553S
was in gold and $40, ,405 silver.
The herald., 1893-01-22

SENATOR WHITE will be asked to de-
liver the opening address at the state
citrus fair at Cotton, March 18th.
Senator Edmunds, who is now at Red
lands, will also be invited to crate. II
is needless to say both distinguished
gentlemen will have an inspiring theme
and will do the subject justice.
The herald., 1893-01-22

A VERY handsome portrait of Hon.
Stephen M. White, California's new
senator, accompanied by biographical
notice embracing the principal facts in
his. career, appears on the first page OF
The second part of the HERALD this
morninu
The herald., 1893-01-22

Our evening contemporary, the Ex-
press, yesterday got out a very hand
some Southern California edition. II
comprises twenty-four pages of we'll
collated matter, and it ought to be
distributed through the east, where il
cannot fail to do great good.
The herald., 1893-01-22

In PORTIONS of San Bernardino and San
Diego counties rain just now would be
very acceptable. The weather clerk
gives evidence OF getting q good ready on.
The herald., 1893-01-22
BICYCLING RACES.
The Outcome of the Contests Yes ter da
at Athletic Park.

The Outcome of the Contests Yes ter day
Mt Athletic Park.
A small crowd was present at Ath-
letic park yesterday to witness the bicy-
Gle races. The protested mile race, 2 :95
class, of last Thanksgiving day, was
run, L. W. Fox OF Riverside winning,
P. L. Abel second and W. A. Burke
third; time 2:46. The race was one OF
the prettiest events ever seen on the
track. The riders were punched all OF
the time. one man leading an then an
other. In the last lap Fox was third,
but spurted ahead on the last turn,
winning the race.
The handicap, or fat mems race, re
suited as follows:. Jay Hunter first,
time 351e; Gratz Brown second, time
41% Joe Patrick third. time 421a Tom
Harmon fourth, time AZ.
Drxr.x ...r. ~. -.
The herald., 1893-01-22

There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph Office,
corner of Court and Main streets. jan
nary 81, 1898, for Miss Mamie Foster,
Fred p. Morrison and T. G. Bell.
The herald., 1893-01-22
Failing Hair

Produces badness. 1t is cheaper to buy
a bottle of skookum root hair grower
than wig; besides, wearing your own
hair is more convenient. All druggists.
The herald., 1893-01-22
v.pts Her Children,

PARIS, Jan. 2l.-Mrs. Elliott Zobrow-
ski. formerly Nine. de Stuers, has ap-
applied TO the coults here for an order
enforcing the decree OF divorce Of the
South Dakota court, giving her custody
of her children, now in their fathers
custody under decree he obtained
granting q divorce and possession ct the
children.
The herald., 1893-01-22

The greatest of liuimen 81 Mrs. E. M. Devil
bliss. Triadelphia :, writes: II use saliva
lion il Tor sore throat, rheumatism, etc and
find il is one of the b-st liniments out"
The herald., 1893-01-22

L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, 2l
Merchants Exchange, San francisco, is an
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in
his effice.
The herald., 1893-01-22
SUNDAY, JANUARY se, 1898.

THE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hote
news stand, San Francisco, for SC a copy.
The herald., 1893-01-22
JOSEPH D. LYNCH. JAMES J. AYERS.
AYERS g. LYNCH, PUBLISHERS.

ntered at the postofice at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
The herald., 1893-01-22
LOS ANGELES HERALD

-PuBLIsHED--
SEVEN DAYS a WEEK.
The herald., 1893-01-22

BHEcHAM's PILLS sell well beca use they cure
The herald., 1893-01-22
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
At zoe Per Week, or soc Per Month

once of publication, 223 225 West Second
street. Telephone 1856.
The herald., 1893-01-22

Mrs. II. X. s. O'Melveny, assisted by
her daughter, gave very pleasant after
noon tea at their residence, 634 South
Pearl street, last Wednesday.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
TARIFF FOR MANUFACTURERS.
Supposed Benehciaries Injured by the
Mckinley Law.

Supposed lseaeacisries Injured by the
Mckinley Law.
Mr.. Macbeth, the Pittsburgh glass
manufacturer, says that he does not ask
for protection. He ships. his wares to
Europe and can ship more when the
exchanges are made favorable by the
removal Of legal restrictions.
Several Of the Philadelphia manufac-
turers Of woolens are ready to abandon
the protectionists. The difficulties Of
getting suitable qualities Of wool cause
them more trouble and expense than
they anticipate from q revenue tariff.
The theory Of making the agricultur
al sections export enough ut low prices
to keep up q homo market at high
prices for manufacturers does not even
work Tor the supposed bencacisriea
The tariff hits them, and Its general
effect is to restrict markets for every
body. II lowers wages by making en-
ployment in factories uncertain and
gathering IN over-supply Of labor in
factory towns. ... r4.
Chairman Wilson and his committee
viii take up the tariff at m early day,
and when they take it up they will not
let It 60 until It is revised according to
Larry Meals resolution in the Chicago
convention.-St Louis Republic.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.


Gov. Mckinley Is busily engaged
in explaining why the wicked demo-
Gratis are to blame because his high tar
iff on wool and wheat has not kept up
the price Of these articles. IN. Y.
World. .,
For . long while Secretary Car
Isle remained quiescent, and said moth
ing. But he seems to have sawed con-
siderable wood. His published state
ment to the effect that recoinage would
cost the country sl1s, 100000 has
knocked silverites silly. st Paul
Globe. #-r.
The resolutions Of the Iowa re-
publican convention charge the present
financial and industrial situation to the
fear of repeal Of republican legislation.
And yet II 10 the boast Of the republic
ans that the votes Of their members Of
the Fifty-thlrd congress will be to 70.
peal republican legislation. Louisville
Courier-Journal.
III Mckinley should be defeated
at the coming election the principle
which he represents will be dead. II
he should be elected by narrow
margin, 1t win be dormant. II he &C.
cures an overwhelming Endorsement
he will almost certainly be the re.
publican candidate for president ii
1895. And he has wealthy friendA
The republican national committee
sx,&11 Novx,A ~ h{o s.fI v,l vs,A11 E%hAw
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
mar TARIFF svoAsoo.

/ THAT TARIFF euoAeoo.
h..,n,,eas Rssosrcss fss 0sttiss % q
sesrs for the Psesaa.
The protectionist calamity y-bowleFl
fssten on non.psrtisan testimony-oz
what seems to be such-in support Of
their contention that the present condt.
ton Of things is due to . dread OF tarif
reform. II 10 . sign Of weakness on
their part because II shows that they
have no confidence In their own ability
| to convince the public that their buRa.
boo has anything in II any more vital
than straw and rags Their cause is 90
desperate, however. that they are will
ing TO grasp at any straw OF opinion
which seems to be In their favor and
even TO pervert and misrepresent the
non-partissn Testimony.
Misrepresentation Of the non-partisan
testimony ID not the only ohense Of
which these calamity howlers are
guilty. They only misrepresent .
small portion Of the nou-partissn testi-
mony because only small portion can
be made. even by misrepresentation. to
bolster their cause. Their method Of
dealing with most Of the non-partisan
testimony on the subject Of the relation
between manufacturers ana possible
ssrth legislation Is to say notning sDous
II. and 30 tar as they can keep u from
their readers They have published
parts OF the statement from Brad
streets because by garohng ana par
nal suppression 1t can oe maae 70 seem
. support for the theory tnas manu-
fscturers are hung up because tney
dread tarin Legislation: but tney care
1ully reirain iroln puoasning Sne s1ase
ment OF the WOOL anu ootson hePor'er'
which. II 1t has any treee OF Partisan-
SNIP is on the protection sac OF the
question because It's statements SNOW
mat tnere IL notnin9 IN tne terrible
taran unkering tneosy. IN recens
issue OF sne heporter' speaR,ng OF snc
textiie INDUSTRIES wnicn nave 1ur-
nsnea the text 1or moss OF inc pro
tect'oniss caiamity nowis, tne Reporter
saao tney were nov sunering oep.es-
SION because OF any inherent conoi!lon
OF tne MARKET 1ne Gauss !" aaoeo'
external; IL comes from tho
none's.y o1s'uroance' sua 'ne sausc
removed, the recovery Is only question
of short time" "A brisk business will
he dome" n declares s.if the cnrrencv
s.,.. ...,Iw
questloh ~ se''ieu' ga,
Another uOu-DArtiSan authority
which the calamity howlers steer clear
NJ I. tho Naw, vorl .Tourna, ~ Com.
rs.,., 1,..,,s.:.
."esce snu eonn.e1c.al ou..e'ss' p"fe'
~ business publication. The reason 1s
that the authority referred to does not
hel;eve that tho nrotection;st theory ia
. ,.s.. !. ..L,:.
eouno Al fecon. ISSUE ~ P"oiieneu
testimony received from manufactur-
ers in several quarters and in summing
A. nm said. ssTf n rood share of the
-.,,,I .:- iii ..,x ,....,.. :.
1"A!As @io fuunA"g .uiA ."e o"s.aoss 40
not paralyzed and the wheels OF indus
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
PROTECTION METHODS.

Dsspicsbls Practices Of the Mckinley
Cohorts.
II there be anything ON the earth, OF
In the waters under the earth, more dis
honest than protectionism itself, II d
the methods by which protcctionism
seeks to make its case and reach its
ends. "
Old High Rariff is by turns bully and
. beggar. He can coo like q dove and
howl like wolf. To-day he may be
seen booted and spurred, riding down
every one who comes in his way. To-
morrow he is found in rags and tatters,
very tramp upon the roadside. In
one breath, and in q lordly voice, he
exclaims: "Male way for American in
dustry!" In the next breath, and in
plaintive, tremulous tones, we hear the
old scamp feebly murmur: "A little
room for charity" And SO on to the
end, ct cetera, ct cetera, ct cetera!
At the present moment the two
strings on which old high tariff is play.
ing are the hardness Of the times and
the cowardice of the democrats. OF
course the hard times are the direct re-
suit Of the threat to repeal the McIlin.
ley bill. The bill itself has nothing to
do with them. And, of course, the
democrats do not intend to repeal It
because they do not dare to; the plain
words Of the presidents message to
the contrary notwithstanding. SO runs
the protectionist account Of t-Louis.
Vile Courier-Journal. 5@ a2N
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
llonsy 70 Move the Cotton Crop.

The Memphis, (Tsnn.) banks have
been notified from New York that they
can hare oil the money necessary e
move the cotton crop.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Robbed Of . rhoussnd.

At Princeton, KY, burglar entered
the sleeping apartment Of Sam Cham.
bliss the other night, and took from
Chambliss' pockets $1,000 In money,
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Clsvsisnd's Wisdom.

.r ". z
President Cleveland has acted wisely
in postponing the consideration Of tar.
III reform until the monetary crisis II
over. We must put out the fire before
we clean the house.
But 1t was due to the people, and to
the democratic party, that he should
declare, as he did In his message, that
this reform, (which the true interests
Of the country clearly demand, which
10 large majority Of the people, .
shown By their suffrages, desire and ex.
pect, and 70 the accomplishment Of
which every officer Of the present Cd
ministration = pledged" has 'slost
nothing Of it, immediate Or permsnsnt
importance II simply wsits upon the
more imperative duty.-N. Y. World,
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
70 Hesume.

The First national bank OF Nash.
vile. Tenn, which suspended August
10, gave notice the other day that II
would resume business In short time.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Shot by . Woman.

Near Fairview. Tenn, Mrs Wilson
Berry was shot and fatally wounded by
Mrs. John Scott, and young Berry was
shot and killed by the Scott woman's
son. Mrs. Scott is dangerous woman.
A few years ago she stabbed her broth.
or to death with pair of shears.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Shot the Oherl6.

Sheriff E. A. Brooks was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded at jackson,
Tenn, by . negro named John vii.
liams, who was confined in the county
JAIL, charged with stealing q pair Of
pants.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16

Mistook ais Guest for . Burglar.
Near Union CITY, Tenn, Marion Car.
ter, m elderly gentleman, spending
tho night with John Cappell, was mis-.
talsen for burglar BY Csppell and
shot.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Below All Estimates.

The Memphis Commercials crop 10.
port for Tennessee and Arkansas, shows
q reduction in the cotton crop in the
Memphis district below all estimates.
The continued drought is playing havoc with
the cotton 'plant. In addition to the drought
the cool nights. burning winds and worms have
aided In reducing ths yield. Corn will make
three>fourths Of IN average crop.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16
Married In . Christian Church,

A Hebrew couple was married in q
Christian church in Denison the other
evening. The ceremony was performed
by rabbi. This Is said to have been
the first instance in Texas where people
Of the Jewish faith were married in q
Christian church.
The Grenada sentinel., 1893-09-16

squire. He was brought up in great
elegance. There was man working
on the place by the name Of Ralph.
Vernon used to often talk with Ralph.
After awhile Vernon went off to col.
lcge, and came back with his mind full
of skepticisn. He talked his skepti-
cism to Ralph the workman. After
awhile Vernon went from home
again, was gone for years, came
back, and among his first ques.
tidhs when getting home was:
"Where is Ralph?" "Oh," said the
father, "Ralph is in prison waiting for
the day of execution Vernon has.
tened to see Ralph. Ralph, looking
through the wicket Of the prison, said:
Vernon, how good you are to come
and see me! l am glad to see you.
hardly expected you would come and
see me. I don't blame you; I don't
blame anybody; only blame myself;
but Vernon, I want you to prom.
isc me one thing, Win your" Yer.
non replied: II will" II want YOU
to promise me never to talk skepticism
in the presence Of anybody. You zee
II might do them harm. When you
used to say there was nothing in the
Bible, and II didn't make any differ
ence how we lived, we would come out
hsppy Ut the last, somehow 1t had a
bad influence upon me, and went
from bad to worse until am
here, and I must die for my crimes. "
BY almost superhumsn effort the
sentence was changed. and he was To
be transported to smother country for
life. The ship going there was wrecked
on Van Diemen's land. Among those
who per ished was Ralph, the victim Of
vernon's skepticis,n. Vernon tells the
story to-day with tears and broken
heart; but II il too late! Oh! do mot
talk skepticism, do not talk skepticism.
Let God be true, though every man b
found . liar. ,ss5S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-09-09
Railroad Rumblings.

Fireman Buck Pearson of the
Rock Island, has taken couple Of
days lay off to see the fair.
A special fair ground train leaves
the Rock Island depot at As tomor.
row for the grounds without change
on the occasion of the German band
concert.
Harvest excursions go west, south.
west and northwest on the Rock Isl.
and next Tuesday. Sept. y. One
fare plus 81 for round trip, return
limit 20 days.
Engineer ''Dinger" Spaulding OF
the Rock Island, who has been of
pending the investigation of some
brakeman's mistake, has been rein
stated and once more "Dinger" wears
smile of satisfaction.
For 80 years Thomas Wheelan has
been section foreman on the Rock Isl
and, and lately had section near
Columbus Junction, his home. Last
evening. however, Mr.. Wheelan was
struck by an engine and thrown at
least 80 feet in the air. He died all
most instantly.
A new order in regard to admit
tance into mail cars went into effect
last week. No persons except in
spectors will be carried unless they
have orders from Superintendent
White of the postoffice department.
Postal clerks will not be allowed to
dead-head their way on the mail
trains.
Ever since Jennie Chandler and
Cal Harson attempted to wreck trains
east of Moline, some apprehension on
the part of ladies has been felt as to
travelling at night. We now hear
that attempts were made some time
ago near Geneseo. We have also
heard OF open switches, so that now
the Rock Island has issued orders
that watchmen be employed to 90
over each section-Cspecially they
are to 90 over them just before pas
senger trains are due.
According to the report of the
financial committee of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, which
has just been completed, the order
had membership on August of
2S,6S1, as against 26, 900 one year ago.
The total receipts for the year were
S264, 67S.26; disbursements, $685.
130.45. The receipts were $4,000
in excess of those of the preceding
year and the disbursements $4,000
greater. The treasury now has in
cash S56. 81. so.