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The herald., 1894-07-28

rT,o LoAN-$5oo TO 500, 600, ON CITY AND
i country property; 5l3 to per cent net;
without delay; mortgages and bonds bought
and sold; loans made on PERSONAL security.
JOHN l. PAVKOVICH, broker, go West First
street. 5-13 tt
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WI W. HOLCOMB-ADvICE FREE ON ALL
w legal matters. 211 West First street,
Los Angeles
The herald., 1894-07-28

A UG. WAGNIERE, ELECTRIC MACHINE
IA Works. Mafr of electric apparatus, lab w.
Fifth St, too's and fine machine works IA II
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HELP wANrEp-mALp.

DAILROAD MEN FOR ARIZONA; FARE,
IL $3.50; wages, 81. So TO So per day; board,
50 per week: trains now going; al kinds OF
help and situations furnished. PETTY, HUM
MEL CO, cor. Second and Broadway Tel.
500. 7-12 tt
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w ANTED-50o MEN TO EAT FREE HOT
w lunch at 433 E. First st; all kinds OF wine,
cents 7-12tf
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- cTISr> n ~ ,,S<s
w anoe Company OF New York-solicitors
and canvAssers with push and energy who can
secure bona fide applications for insurance by
honest and business-like methods. will be Of
fered favorable contracts with liberal terms.
For further information address W. o. N. NOR
RISON. manager for Southern California, 3lS
Bradbury building, Los Angeles. Cal. IL I'm
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FIN ANCIAL,

NANCIA L.
DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY.
u INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds Of collateral securities, dia-
monds, jewelry, sealskins, mcr.
chandise, etc. Also on pianos,
iron and steel safes, without re-
moval Partial payments re-
ceived. Money quick. Business
confidential Private Office for
ladies.
W E. DEGRooT, Manager
The herald., 1894-07-28

IRA HALL.
Il Counsellor-atLaw.
1908 South Spring st.
The herald., 1894-07-28

Money to loan upon collateral security, jew
elry, diamonds. furs, professional libraries,
pianos, lodging house and hotel furniture
merchandise, ETC.; business strictly private
manager, room T, 12I Temple ST., cor. Temple
and New High st.
The herald., 1894-07-28

JOHNSTON JONEs-NO. 6, LAW BUILDING,
- 3 Temple streer, near courthouse, Los
Angeles. Telephone 10S.
The herald., 1894-07-28

Persons wanting situations, help, or wishin
to rent, buy or sell property, will do well !
advertise in THE HERALD.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10
- - 80.
HOW They Intend fo outulf the Governor
Out ID s Hot Roast.

HOW They Intend to Outv5f the Governor
Out ID s Hot Roast.
JACKSON VILE, Fla. Jan ia
mum Der Of bets have been made with
in the asst few days, ALI with odds
slightly in favor BE Cor bett. "a glove
contest has been arranged with the
same conditions under which Corbett
and Mitchell are matched. to take
place i'm this city the latter end Of the
week.
Although the Duval athletic club
dnny It, it is generally known that
this viii be in the nature Of a chal-
lenge to Governor Mitchell Eff the
contest IS allowed to 60 on without
Interference. then il Will be ia ken fc-a
a certainty that the Cor bets- Mitchell
battle viii take place, bat Il it is
stopped the courts Will be asked to de
eide the matter. This IS thought TO
be the plan the Duval people have
formed for a long time past and has
been guarded with such secrecy
Last night tine Duval Athletic club
gave out a statement to the u0lic. in
which they review THEM attempts to
test the law and Governor 1litcheII's
action, and say.
Governor Mitchelfa whole attic
tude has been that Of a buldozer and
will be until this contest is ended.
Right here we wish to say "a the pub
lie in most positive terms that barring
accidents of provldential nature,
and if Cor bett and Mitchell appear at
the ring-side On January a5. as they
have contracted to do. and no doubt
viii, just SO sure Will this contest
take place.
eve assure the public that the sen
tlment ot the people ot Jaeksonvllle
and state Of -orida is In favor of the
contest, and being legally assured
that there is no law against contests
OF this kind we now assure all intend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

CITY or MEXICO, Jan. 10-The an
nual report of the director Of the
Monte De Piedada, the world famous
national pawn shop of Mexico. has
been rendered the secretary Of state.
During the year 1888 over So, 900. 600
was loaned By the Institution. mostly
ON Jewels valua BILE plate and ancient
family heirlooms. which necessity NAV
sometimes compel the nobility of
Mexico 20 realize unon for present
need The business OF the Monte
Pity was net quite 50 large in 1898 as
in the preceding year
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raresll ~ - vlesar.

LEAvEnyvoBrH. Kan. JAN i0-The
long talkad-of glove contest between
Patrick j. PurtelL known to the
sporting world as the Saginaw Kid, y
and Martin Durkin occurred last night
at Crawford opera house. which was
packed with Interested spectators at
the rate OF 81 per head. and Purtell
was an easy winner in the second
round. The contest was for a purse
Of 81. 200. offered by the Leaven worth
Athletic club. $500 to the loser,
besides 500 placed BY each of the
princi pals. making total purse of
81, 600 for the victor
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The Soldiers Of the Government
are Defeated.
Most of Peixofo's Men Either
Killed Or
PRISONER.
Ten Thousand Men Engaged in
the Fight.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-Ihe Lisbon cor
respondents of the Press forwards the
following mail advlces from Brazil by
the steamship Clyde:
RIO DE JA1sEIRo. Dec 26.-An inn
portant battle has been fought ia the
state of Sac Paulo. ia which the gov
eminent troops under General Argello
We're defeated BY the insurgents
There were 900 troops engaged in
the battle Five hundred Of the gov
eminent forces were killed and the
rest were taken prisoners mong
the captured are Generals Silva and
El las
on December % an unsuccessful at
tack was made on Iha Cfrande The
only means of communication with
Rio is by a naval escort Firing be-
tween tine gOvernment and the insur-
gent + rces is going on all the time
The government lntercepts ali inland
communicative Santos has been
bloekaded since the beginning of De
cember bv the Repuolica and other
iusurgent warships. The troops un-
der the insiugent General Saravia,
arrived eiget or ten DAYS ago,
making movement toward the west
to fetch horses and forage.
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SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT.
The E1x- cha IN 5ion's wire Almost Kills
Hun with "a Club.

The 1zx- Il 5ion's wife Almost Kills
IHnn with Club.
BUFFALO, ~ VI, Jan. IO.-John IT,
Sullivan has been knocked out again.
This time 81 was not b q rival pugil-
ist His wife did the Job 1t all oc-
CURED early Sunday morning The
ex-champion Of champions was laid
oat SD clean and cold that it took a
doctor a who 6 hour to bring him to-
Bare knuclzles or skim tight gloves
could not have done the trick any
better.
Itseems that after the show was
over at the Court Street theater Satur-
a good time John kept up the
gait until nearly 3 o'clock. when he
took q cab tc the Tiff house I'll was
all he could do to reach his room with
the assistance of hotel porter The
porter helped the mighty John u. to
partially dislooe and then left him
AS he was proceeding down the
stairs be heard a great racket as Of
the breaking of china. Hearing
nothing more he proceeded down TO
the Office lie had just reached there
when a feIna Is figure flew across the
lobby .tSend for a doctor quick Mr..
sullivan is diving. 4 She fairly serea ned
at the night clerk At the same time
she cried Historically and fell to the
hoOr lit was Mrs John IL. sullivan.
sullivan was found on the floor nm
conscious de was lifted on the bed
and 1t took a doctor sixty minutes BY
the watch to bring him to.
Amid hvsterical tears Mrs. Sullivan
said John 2. had abused her. and in
self-leE ense sine had picked mp an In
dian club which was used in raining
and tapped him over the head lit
was harder than She intended. and
John went to sleep. All were pledged
to secrecy but the story leaked ont
airs sullivan, it is said, was once a
"strong woman who swung clubs and
liftea heavy weights.
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REVERSED
THE COURT


Justice win not enforce a Con tract ia Violation
Of law, OF permit a plaintiff to recover upon
1ralnsaetlon against public policy even III the
invalidity Of the contract or Transaction pc NOT
9 Where q mortgage. residing in this state,
owns and has AN his possession g note for Slgg9,
secured by q mortgage upon real estate. IN TINS
delivering the same. such note and mortgage
mend ba.5r 1(7s 1.rrrl i7f4r, ~ n 81 +o secure
$4,000 and Interest for prior borrowed money,
lnent ST f5a5es Justly due 10 the state Ie5t
4hat ~ an action 0roughu ln me name ~ sl1e
irr the r95y79e Of taxes ana fherebv defraIid-
recovery IN the name Of his father or other
wise on amy part of the note or mortgage PEI
did nor have any knowledge of such alleged
transfers ana his name Is nsea ~ collect sven
merely accepted the note and mortgage as
no recovery Of any amount thereon can be had
B Where a husband and wife jointly con
Ney q homestead ln exchange for other real es-
and the husband With fl,e cons sent
fhe payment 81 the mortgage thereon tho vile
defend against 1t upon the ground that the
real estate 50 purchased is q homestead, and
the date OF the exchange is nun and void.
pressly reserved to be paid after maturity,
Sucl amount Is fecoF el4Dles II not pN0AAD1tceA
by statute.
Where a Judgment is rendered upon TWO
different notes. and for the foreclosure of two
different mortgages given TO secure the same,
one in favor of the plaintiff and one ia favor
note and the foreclosure of the mortgage in
favor OF the plainti1f are erroneous for eanu Of
sufficient evidence lit lis error for the trial
court to provide that in the decree that upon
the sale Of the real estate all of the costs IN
volved in the case, including the costs taxed
upon the erroneous judgment shall be first
paid from the proceeds of such sale.
All the justices concurrlng
"A true copy
Attest- c j. BROWN.
fsEALl Clerk supreme Court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

FORT SccTT. kan, Jan 10.-Arcadia.
Kan. town Of about p 600 inhab biz
tants twenty miles south Of this city,
was almost burned out BY fire vester-
day. The fire caught ID the rear IF
one of the largest stores. and could
not be subdued until 10 had DESTROYED
most Of the best business houses Of
the town. The total loss is estimated
nt $40, GOO with light Insurance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

CLINTON, Iowa, Jam lie. Edward
aBentley of Clinton died yesterday of
injuries received in the rear-end coll
Hsion Of Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and Northwestern trains Oh
the bridge here Monday night Martin
Murray is dangerously in iured. Err.
A. Robertson Of Garrison. Iowa,
shoulder dislocated and otherwise
hurt. Elmer shaher and kinney.
same place, slightly hurt Christie
Nelson of Gordonsville received slight
INJURIES
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CAN HOLD BACK TAXES.


George Sharitt clerk OF the United
States circuit court, has received dis
patch from Judge Caldwell of Little
Rock. saying that temporary restrain
ing order had been granted on appiica-
Of the Chicago. Burlington 81 Quincy
railroad restraining the officers of Wash
ing, Republic, Barton, Decatur and Raw
Inns counties from collecting 3 portion
Of the tax levy Of 1888 until a motion for
an injunction could Sc heard
Premature badness may be prevented
and the hair made to grow Oh heads az
ready bald, by the use q Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
1l2 and IA West sths Peerless Steam
Laundry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

ST.. Louis, Mo-, Jan l0.=A most
peculiar conference occurred tia room
356 at the Southern houel here yester-
day. The participants were Mrs.
Mary Ellen Lease of Kansas. Mr..
George RI Peek general solicitor Of
the Atchis0n, Topeka and Santa re
road, and ". II Ross ngton of Topeka.
What brought this oddly assorted
trio together il is impossible to learn,
but rich developments may be ex-
Decteo-
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- s.na.ar-aI Caaea.-

DIES MONIES Iowa Jan 1o.-Last
evening a committee representing the
various candidates for senator der
cided to hold the senatorial caucus on
Monday evening next Gears men
are stiu confident and say no com
bination can be made by the other
candidates which will beat hum.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10
FIELD DAY IN THE HOUSE.
The spell Binding EariR Orators Have
Their Innings.

The spell Binding EariR Orators Have
Their Innings.
WAsHIN GToN. Jan. TO- Yesterday
was a field day ia the house for the
tariff The galleries were thronged
ali day and the floor was crowded.
Each side put forth its most brilliant
orators for the days session Mr.
Wilson, the chairman Of the vvays
and means committee, completed has
speech, and Mr.. Burrows opened the
debate for the republicans with a
three hours reply General Black. OF
Illinois. and Mr.. Hopkins of Illinois.
followed. The good points of all the
speakers were literally applauded BY
the respective partisans-
At the evening session mr.. Haines.
3 Democra5 from New York in the
name OF collar and cuff Industries.
fred the FIRST shot into the Wilson
hll He displayed q gigantic petition
signed by $4,000 people protesting
against the collar and cuff schedule.
declaring that if it was to become a
law it would ruin the great industry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

INDIANAPoas, Ind. Jan. 1o-The
Supreme Tribe of Ben bur is the
name Of a new secret order which was
incorporated here yesterday The
society was ehristened BY General
Lew Wallace author of the famous
book Ben Hurn The ritualistic
features are founded on the principles
laid down in the story. Several new
departures from the cid secret sOcie-
ties in its bene fetal plans are made
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$500
IL a. Pounds vs.. A. X Rogers, Treasurer Of
Shawnee County, ct al
Original Proceeding in Agandamus.
WRIT REFUSED
" BIT REEUsED


SYLLABUS BY THE COURT HoRToN. c. J.
f an matters relating 70 the sale ana con-
Fey a11ce OF land Tor taxes under any prior stat
ute shall be fully completed according 20 the
laws under which they q lglnated the same
as If SUCH laws remained in force Barg 7010
Cen stat 1889. section 100, CHAP s., laws Of
1876; section l43 CHI JOY, Gen. stat. 1865.
p The sale of land for delinquent taxes, uu-
der the statute constitutes q contract between
the purchaser and the stata-the terms of
which are found i'm tine law then in force
3 On september i 1898, the owner rendered
70 the county treasurer the amount for which
the land was sold with Interest at the rate Of
t5fenty-four per cent from the date Of sale %
tbe 18th day Of May 1885, the day on which
chapter 40, of the laws Of 1888 lreducing the
interest payable on redempt lon, to fifteen per
eent,)s went into erect and interest from May
r. 1885, TO sept 4. 1926 at the rate Of fifteen per
cent. also the amount OF halt sax Of 1892 fhld
By the purchaser June y. 1888. with interest
from the latter date 10 the time q tender, at
the rate Of fifteen per cent. Held That the ten
der was insuthclent-o further hsta That to
redeem said land the amount for which the
land was bid of, and all che subsequent taxes
paid by the purchaser thereon, with interest
at the rate OF twenty-four per cent per annuIn
on the taxes and charges from the date Of SALE
and the same interest on all subsequent taxes
ment must be paid or rendered
All the justices cOncurrlng
A true copy.
Attest g. J. BROWN,
SEAL Clerk supreme Court.
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ST.. Louis Mo, Jan. 10.-The I've
story brick buii ding located at Main
and Wash streets used BY Joseph
Flanagan as q hominy mill was de-
str0yed Dy Gre last night. How the
fire started IS unknown. Loss $780, OO0
1nsnEanee snail
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Ing is the probable support for other nportaut
and material findings an q the verdigt is against
the great preponderance of the evidence, ID ls
clear that the case was unfairly tried ana chat
8 new trial should be granted
Johnston j. concurriug-
Allen, J. dissenting
a true copy.
Attest. Il j. BROWN
lsEALl Clerk supreme Court
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6s4s.
The Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Company
VS.. william Ryan
Error from Miami County.
REVERSED
f-.,r~.a- rT~s-.,- q


L Between the railroad company and its
exercise reasonable and ordinary care and dill
igence. and only such, in furnishing to its emf
pl0yes reasonably safe machinery and instrl-
mentalitlcs for the operation of its road a.
1t does not necessarily follow that the
special inspection given by manufac turer,
or in n repair shop by the expert iron workers
therein employed TO discover any latent or
use, like a lifting jack before the same lis sent
out for sale. or use. is demanded by railroad
companies. bridge builders. hOuSa-raIsers or
other persons using such q tool IN their work,
other person is liable for injuries to their en-
ployes from defect in their tools and other
appliances used iii their work. when such ce-
feet is visible or known. or might have been
nary care and diligence
s. If q railroad company purchases an ordi-
nary tool or implement like lifting Jack Of
q well known and reliable dealer1n such tools.
emit OF concealed defect therein consisting of
a defec i've weld 1f tine foot attached to the
Jack. which Is not visible yet If after
thereof by the railroad company. such jack on
sent iii for repairs to the railroad shops Of the
company. and If IN repairing the jack. 10 was,
or ought to have been the practice aC the shops,
before the Jack Is sent out again for use
anime and inspect all its parts TO ascertain If
any other defects exist necessary 80 be
paired. and any reasonable examination in-
specrIon By the iron workers at the shops
would have disclosed the detective weld of the
foot of the jack then the railroad company is
negligent in sending out from Its own repair
shops the jack for use In @ detective condition,
even if the defect 1s not visible.
q Where an Important special finding Of the
jury, which would of itself be sufdcient to sus-
tain b verdict and Judgment is who1lu 711si1r-
ported BY any evidence and such special and
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Ives Defeats sIosson.

CHICAGO Jan. 10-In last nights
billiard tournament Ives, with the aid
of the famous anchor nurse. defeated
SIosson 1y q score OF GOD To 1903. Ives
and Scha efer play tonight
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Published January 70. 1898
Supreme Court Syllabi
Abram Coffelt vs. The First National Bank Of
HOltOn. Kansas
Error from Jackson County.
REVERSED.
SYLLABUS BY THE CoURr. HoRroS. c. u


III the acts or statements OK 81 person are not
done or made for the purpose Of lnHqense ing
party has not relied upon the same, or been ln-
4uced thereby 10 enter upon q course Of acl1oli
resulting TO his injury no estOppe4 ARISES
in his behalf
All the justices concurr1ng-
A true copy
Attest. u. J. BROWN.
SEAL Clerk supreme Court
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6935.
St Louis Il san Francisco Railway CO. rs. Ei1z-
aberh Hurst and Alfred Hurst
Error from Cowley County
REVERSED
SYLLABUS

oYIIAbus p lie 90 II. EIVI-Io-7 = y
l. An appeal from the judgment of justice
OF the peace IS complete upon the fling an
approval OF the appeal bond OF undertaking
Within ten days from the rendition OF the
Judgment
p The successor of Justice Of the peace has
THE power under the direction of TIN district
court TO supply omissions in a transcript Of his
predecessor, and fer thar purpose may fle with
the clerk of the district court new and com
pleted transcript from the official records I'm
his possession
s. Where an appeal bond filed and approved
by q Justice of the peace is insufficient i'm form
or amount, the party appealing should be
given an opportunity By the district court,
Where the appeal IS pending, to change or re-
new the nond before the case is dismissed for
a defect therein.
an the Justices cOncurr1ng
A true copy
ATTEST. G. j. Brown.
TsEAL7 Clerk Supreme Court
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Error from Shawnee County.
AFFIRMED.


SYLLABUS By THE COURT JoHNsroN. j.
The board of railroad comm ssioners in pur-
suance Of chapter lo4 of the laws of 1857. upon
the application Of q railroad company granted
II the right to cross the roads of TWO other
railway companies and prescribed the terms
and manner of crossing. and also fixed the
com pensatlon to be paid by the crossing com
pany- no appeal was taken from the order
At the end Of about four months. and before
the crossing was made, the companies over
whose roads the crossing was allowed applied
TO the board of railroad commissioners for q
rehearlng Of the case and to set aside the order
allowing the crossing to be made The cross
Ing company objected to the consideration OF
the application. claiming that the board had
no power to grant o. re-hearing. The objection
was OVerruled and the board was proceeding
to re-hear the case when action for injunc-
tiOn was begun against the board alone to en-
Join IL from further hearing the application.
Held, That the railroad commissioners ARE
only nominal parties. that the railroad COM
panies who are invoking the action Of the
board and whose rights will be seriously af-
feeted by the action which the board may
take are necessary parties, and that no injuuc-
tlon should be allowed until they are brought
into court and given opportunity to be heard
All the justices cOncurr1ng
true copy
Attest @. j. BROWN,
SEAL Clerk Supreme Court.
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The state Of Kansas vs. i. r.. Yates.
Appeal from Brown County.
AFFIRMED


SYLLABUS By THE COURT. H0Rr0N, C. J.
The rule is. that where a defendant has
pleaded guilty In criminal cause and sem
tence has been passed upon him, it is within
the sound discretion Of the trial court to per-
init the plea to be Withdrawn, and to allow
plea Of not guilty entered If the court abuses
ITS discretion. error may be assigned therefor.
2 ~ here O defendant being an intelligent
person and the owner Of drug store, WAS
charged with an Ohense under the prchIbltory
liquor law, punishable by fine Of not less than
Slu0 or more than $500 or by 1Lnprl5On Ilent In
the county jail not less than thirty days
more than six months. and was represented in
court by able counsel; and upon arraignInen
nne and the costs. and also to be committed TO
the county jail unt4 the shne and costs were
paid and the next day pres ented his motion
TO the court to retrael his plea Of guilty upon
the ground OF the misconduct OF the prosecut-
Ing attorney in Inducing him to enter plea
Of guilty under the belief that he would be
sentenced TO pay fine of sl00 only, and upon
no definite promise was made by the county
attorney to the defendant or his attorneys, or
TO anyone for him and that such attorney did
not urge the defendant his attorneys to
enter plea of guilty. bat chat from an inter
view between the county attorney and one or
Two of the friends Of the defendant it was
derstoOd by them and 50 communicated TO the
sentenced to pay O. fine Of 500 only. Hetd, The
refusal to permit the defendant to withdraw
his plea was not an abuse of sound discretion
Of the trial court.
All the justices concurring
a true copy.
Attest. CD. BROWN.
SEAL Clerk supreme Court.