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The herald., 1894-05-01
FOR sALr-CTrY PROPERTY.


LNOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
i Of twelve rooms, elegantly finished, besides
q basement fitted up with laundry with sta
tioIary tubs; hot and cold water, telephone,
electric and modern improvements; high attic,
capshls. OF making four large rooms; large
china closets, eight closets, halls, etc; five fire
places, and a number OF fiues. Twelve acres OF
land with water supply pIred under pressure,
ana large stream ofheyer falling wafer; splen-
did opportunity Tor fish ponds. Within a inile
ri the city limits, ono block from depot on
Terminal railroad, orchard OF hnaly assorted
;-ui,s flowers and usual outhouses; tine views;
title perfect. Price $500, being cost of the
Improvements: terms liberal, or will take as
cash payment one-ialf in residence property
in this city. Address W. l.. r.. p. o. Box 5d5,
Los Angeles, Cal. 4-j-tt
ISoR SAIE--NICE LARGE LOTS RIGHT IN
IL the heart OF the city, corner OF Eighth and
san Pedro streets, at prices far below the low
ess and terms easier than tho easiest, with all
the advantages OF locality good school ami
excellent neighbors. These fine lois in the
Clark & Bryan trac. are being sold for less than
half their value. Don't buy ill these barg ins
are shown you prices only $3.50 up. CLARK
q BRYAN, 1877 w. Third st. 1928 If
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Seniority on the Santa Fe.

An effort is being made, says the
Ksneas City Star, to abolish seniority
the promotion of men in the order OF
their length OF service rather than in
the order of their ability-on the Santa
Fe railway. Meetings looking to the
accomplishment of this purpose were
held in that city last Sunday. Seniori-
ty. the paper continues, was first abol-
ished on the Rock Island railroad, and
the Missouri Pacific employees recently
voted to abolish it on that great system.
The herald., 1894-05-01

LONDON, April 3O.-Adolph and
Montague Bernhardt. the New Workers
who were arrested yesterday, were
brought up this morning at Bow street
station. The prisoners were arrested
on an extraditioa warrant charging them
with larceny and embezzlement of a
large quantity of valuable furs from their
employer, Mr. Isaac Levi. furrier, of
New York. The total amount involved
10 said to be about $4,000. They were
remanded.
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4 ladv at Toolays. L.. WAS varv nicl

A lady at Tooleys, La. was very sick
with bilious collie when M. o. Tisler. q
prominent merchant of tho town gave
her bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholsra and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
Gays she Mas we'll in 40 minutes after
taking the frat dose. For sale by OFF q
Vaughn, Fourth and Spring streets. and
G. +. Heiszsman. 2z2 North Main street,
a ,upviets
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Earthuunks.In Qreece.

LoNDoN, April 30.--The loss of life by
last weeks earthquake in Greece is esti-
mated at 400. There are 10000 people
homeless. Reports received from yari-
ous paris OF the country indicate that
the ea, thquaks shocks have almost
ceased
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Cater D. Fshneslock. OF San Fran
cisco, recently appointed general Pacific
Coast agent for the American steamship
line was in the city yesterday.
T. d. Connolly, travelling passenger
agent OF the Texas & Pacific at San
Francisco, registered at the Hollenbeck
last week.
N. Paris, the local steamship agent,
epent Yesterday in Anaheim.
The herald., 1894-05-01

The inrkeepers' business was prac-
iced in Rome at the time of Christ
There were then over 700 registered inns
in the capital. Each had registered
sign, which no other innkeeper was per-
mitted to copy.
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The days are ever divine They come
and go like mufded and yelled figures
sent from distant friendly party, but
they say nothing, and il we do not use
the gifts they bring they carry them as
silently away. ~
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FOR sALE-CouNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CoUNrRY PROPERTY.
LNoR SALE-CHEAPEsT IRRIGABLE LAND
j. near Los Angeles: no water rates to pay.
Price less thsn half of usual rates-l60 acres
out OF the east 2ti0 acres of Tejunga ranch, the
excepted 40 acres being in Sc. corner hereto
fore sold to and improved by John Cox. Eieva-
ton about 1900 feet above sea level; 10 miles
due north Of Los Angeles, 10 miles by road.
The SOIL is fine deeomposed granite, the south
and east parts especially choice, the northwest
is injured by rock. There is fine stream OF
water, deemed ample for the entire 200 acres,
piped out on and belonging TO the 200 acres
alone with reservoir on separate tract 100
feet more elevated than the center of
this tract There is also included in
this piece 80 acres OF land purchased
from which is diverted the water, the
title OF which water, however, has been here
tofore. perfected by appropriation. There is a
good deal OF wood fnd ONE arabic land on
the 30 acres. The eco acres is patented land,
being part of the A40o acres OF Tejunga
acres, Being $4,000 Tor Tor the entire y, properly,
including 80 acres, reservoir, water pipes,
water, etc Terms, one-third cash. balance
in one and two years, per cent interest.
Would accept Los Angeles city property for
one-half the purchase price, or will sell the
with 1920 of the entire water, water rights,
water pipe ana reservoir Price, $50 per acre.
Address, w. L. r., Z. o. box 800, Los Angeles.
As If
EOR SALE-LOOK THIS UP: A BIG THING
IL in it; ITO acres on Santa Fe avenue, on the
south city limits, for only $40 an acre; this is
the best thing ever offered in Southern Cali
yard purposes, and in less than years Will
sell for ten times the amount now asked. Sole
agents, CLARK & BRYAN. 1877 w. Third ST.
24-tues 4t-thurs 4t-sun At
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Eekstrom does the wall paper business OF
the city. He has II large stock, good .as.e and
correct prices. 800 s. Main 81.
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An UNPARALLELED oFFERi-No PAY
N until cured. syphilis-especislly cases of
old staading-cured without mercury or other
injurious remedies. The treatment even in
the worst cases, lasts but one month, and the
fee, including board and lodging amounts TO
only Slo0-which, however has not to be paid
until the patient is completely restored to
health. In case the patient strictly follows
the regulations and no cure is effected the In
stitute will not only claim no fee, but make a
present OF $500 to the patient. The Institute
will be opened within eight or ten days. All
applicants requested to address inqu tries
to A. H., care Herald. ais I'm
DERSoNAL-TO COFFEE DRINKERS: THE
Il Triche Coffee company is ready for bust
ness. Restaurants, hotels and everybody who
drinks coffee take notice that we are prepared
to fuanish you the best coffee in the United
States for the same prices you are paying
now for ordinary coffee. One spoonful OF the
Triche coffee equals in strength and purity
good coffee until you have used the great
Triche coffee end in your orders to 3I3 w.
Sixth ST., telephone 266. BIS tt
A RE TINES HARD? THEN DON'T PAY
"A high prices. Read our cash price list:
Boiling beef sc, or lbs 25c; rib steak 71ac, or
lbs Csc; sirloin or tenderloin steak 12l9c;
round steak Sc, or lbs 25c; fresh pork Zoe;
salt pork Zoe, or lbs 25c; leg OF mutton &c;
loin mutton chop Toe; rib or shoulder mutton
chop lOc, or lbs l5c; stcwing mutton Sc:
leaf lard, unrendered, 10c; same, rendered,
l2c. +, 6. CHASE, 6l9 :. Spring st. 100 1y
DERsoNAL-CoFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
J. daily, java and mocha, 35c. per ID. ; noun
tain coffee, Csc; 10 lbs, corn meal, loo; lbs.
rolled wheat or oats, zoe; Germea, zoe; 90 lbs.
brown sugar, 81 ; 5 lbs good tea, 81 lbs.
peeled peaches 25c; 3 cans aprcots, 25c can
baked ans, Zoe; orange marmalade, sc; 3
bEooms, l5c; bacon, 12}ac. ECONOMIC
STORES, 305 S, Spring ST
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-GOLD WATCH BETWEEN 18th AND
IL Pfco streets on Stanford avenue. Finder
will please return same to w. o. DOW, 1881
8. Broadway and receive suitable reward. 1t
NoUND-oN SPRING STREET, A DIAMOND
&c ring. Address K, box 60, Herald office. It
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NOTlCE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company viii strictly enforce the follow
ing rules. The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween and O'Clock a. m. and and 8
O'Clock p. m. For a violation OF the above
regulation the water will be shut off and a fine
OF 81 will be charged before the water will be
turned on again. sly II
TIME SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
L Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a
fre-prooi and burglsr-pToof vault, with time
ocks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
lcoves attached for the private examination
4 valuables, with writing materials; young
adv in attendance, 81 If
ESMlN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
Va monthly medicine for immediate relief
)r painful and irregular menscs--from what
yer cause For sale by FREEMANtG CARPER,
02 n. Spring st. Price, 81 per box.
DIG TREE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
ID works; all kinds OF painting and repairing.
1928 san Pedro ST., between First and Second
sts, Los Angeles. SO If
A f. sIoPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
M l. Center place LIS II
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TOR QUICK SALES
Il List your property with
EASTON, Ef4DRIDGE & CO.,
4-24 tt III South Broadway.
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pcIIUCATION MAJ.


FNRoBEL INSTITUTE, CASA DE ROSAs
4 Adams street corner Hoover. Circulars
sent and all information given upon applica-
CHA WE'RE, Casa de Eosas
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nETP wANrrD-NrALn.
nEIr wANTED-FEMALE.

7 AIDES WANTED TO WRITE AT HOME
II SIS weekly; no canvassjng. Reply will
stamp. MISS FANNIE FELKNoR. South Bend
Ind. 4-10 I'm
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

w ANTED-AT ga WEST ADAMS, DRESS
W maker for lady and ehildrens wash
dresses. 81 2t
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pUsINNss REPRESENTATIVES,.
dor SALE BY b. WHITE
IL -oFFICE, 22i w. FIRST ST
-IODGi ING HOUSES

T oDGING-HoUsE KEEPERS, SEE THIsl--
IL On Spring St, 500 cash balance in trade
lease OF a neatly furnished 3o-room lodging
house; price in full only $l450; this house
pays profit OF ct least 500 month clear and
above all expenses. See D. WHITE, 22l West
First ST. OIL tt
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ENCURsIuNs.

a H e5ss5 N,~ FsE .a HAZE Eye
ter Ma R!C brands Western and DeGVeT And
Hio GssAda 9Alaayt, arriving frem Chicago,
New Y3:k sad Boston every Wednesday,.
,2aipo. 2la S s2r.rs So l!At.
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w ANrED--HoNEST YOUNG MAN WITH
w $500 to join another In purchasing good
business Address .. c. SCHEIBLE, ~ S.
Spring St, Los Angeles. Az Il
The herald., 1894-05-01

A few days ago Mr.. Cole Nall was
asked by big farmer in this county to
20 out and buy his cotton, which he had
not sold for three years. Mr.. Nall went
out, weighed and classified the cotton,
which amounted to $4,000. Mr.. Nall
was about to write check for that
amount when the farmer said he would
not accept anything but $5 goldpieces.
Mr.. Nall went to the New South Say
incs bank and got 1880 IS goldpieces
and carried them to him, whereupon the
farmer got out jug and counted them
into it for burial purposes. Bonneville
(Ga.) Journal.
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FoR SALE - A LOT OF GUARANTEED
II street improvement bonds. Apply to C.
sCHEERER, 237 W First street. office hours,
TO- 10 80 a. NJ IA If
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light, like mothers hand, stroked my
brow and babe me slumber.
1t was late when arose. was but
half dressed when there came repeated
raps on my door, and the housekeeper's
voice crying: ''Oh, Master Harry Oh,
Mr.. Grandon! Open, open, openp
l flung my door open, and the old
woman fell into my arms. MY mis-
tress" she gasped, "murdered-dead in
hor bed Come, ola, come"
I went, but why need dwell on hor-
rible details? Poor Mrs Mainwaring
was dead indeed, with marks Of fierce
grasp on her throat, Us IL some diabolic-
al force had muttered "Shut up, d--n
you" Aye, that was it, "Shut up''
That appealing cry Of extremity which
had heard and had not needed. The
cabinets were rihed of their wretched
treasures, and the room was in the con-
fusion Of rapine. l pass over the grief,
pitiable and vindictiye, of daughter and
husband and conclude these memories
with an interview / had the following
day. Mr.. Mainwaring, more arrogant in
his bereavement than in good fortune,
because also indignant and amazed,
had questioned the different members
Of his household without obtaining any
information. No suspicious person had
been seen about the premises; no un-
wonted sound had been heard that night
Finally, when he and Runice and were
alone, he turned to me:
But, Henry" he said, 'your room
Is directly underneath. It is strange that
such strusEle could have occurred
without disturbing you Did you hear
nothing?"
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TIy UTxTtp ATvroP ,7r ~
% stmson block rooms 427 & 42s Tel. 52s.
Practices in all the courts state and federal.
7-1-tf
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EyTNsAKER, GOODRICH 3 McCUToHEX,
Al lawyers, rooms 543 10 GAS, Brad bury blk
9TH hooy. cor. Broadway Third st. Tel l 20
y }, ADCOcK, ATTORNEY, SPECIAL AT.
M tention given TO the settlement OF estates
ll3 ". E!rstst, As ii
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MONEY TO LoAN-QUICKLY, QUIETLY
vi and at small expense, No commissions
SECURITY LOAN ~ TRUST COMPANY, No.
2-3 S. Spring st. as II
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AnoREa sUn MAgAn

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Sas maattdAG Efoaa'as; 81 ssGtmsatc dc aRR
fsta cue pssaRA OtsHRasata sobSe i qus td dsbio.
81 pHiBsre hscs12e elvidaR :. iHabIas de
au2OTi E saonsptO no - cpeHtuEo On veIdaa Ne
amLIs EAdie, gle sntisAdsG7
nj Ide tn nAEIdo1
AAdrss coHtsHt6 eoa t7ao glacial:
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AsdEea diio cor d0Gdsn:
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dtgzito sysxSi6z hacA mi msas hsea ID vida Ove
s'para alguies hpbisTa deho hacO IN raau ana
deRtTa de pocoa aAR earis il FeMoEa Chanbsv ae
hubera Isldo Pago as tstsH do nj padre las de Roger
bs tuyas Buesto que tenea msdoa para usataneY
Ia que deciss Msdigo mi dsatiRc pere ae aoraa
ia Psra hEblas de ere aacr de otfos tIern
pes h CziItido nqpisTa1
i-AAdIeaI
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m2s1te
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No 70 oT'as-djjs Andrea cen anaEgu1s.-loh, sno
EeaiA miAKTeI
KSs nilHgro - hssG-aArm6 ol sondo coa tona
merdts,
ARd1oA no oscueh6 mas. Be sej6 con psuo r6pidc =
sable 81 AAbtAci6U peTEsguidA poY 10 pvefsefa do 90
primo euya vOE viBraba de @RRera axtraHs en rus
oidoS.
sussHa Ia sSpsTabs.
-zD6sda sEtk Ross3-pvsgxnt6 & - doncsIls.
-ss he aoStid0 btathSts fasIts pe1a IL 90 eGas~-
scAtsN6 II dOAosLA.
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la he aaemyaaadO "a,
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- Rataba alli % padxei
M. :. La casa eGtAba vevfs.
-lPobI0 RoHaI --muYmple Asdgss.
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RCos DEL pIA

(CsRPOsIcOnss Yarias" 10 Manuel agusttn FFaRandsr
Impossible, ssnores, muy impossible
Que pueda resistirse 10 irresistible
Voy 4 explicarme,
Pues no me gusta 4 medias nunca que
darme
ioui6n no tiene un aplauso para el Ia
lentof)
Qui9n desoys las voess del aentimiento?...
Made, setores,
Y 20 nenoS que nadie, caros lectores.
Cuando llega mis- manos IN lbre
bueno)
Va me tiencn ustedes de gozo lleno,
Que es mi algeria
Tai, cual 81 me sacara la leter1a.
Mas. 81 por q maldito destino ad-
verso
Hasta nj llega un libro de prosa 8 verse,
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De verso n1alo

00#v01UO H&AOk
DO quiera q. 80 meta le pego IN palo.
...Anochei ST, Senores; anoche mismo
Un amigo ley6me lOudntoS hercismo!
De IN tai Fernandez,
IPiramidales berzasl lextensasl grandesl
81 autor de esas cosas, dice, en- des-
cargo
De tanto ripio, y tanto verso tan largo,
Que esta sin pesos,
Cuando 10 que le falta solo son. :. sesoS.
Que su -ahade-.no es esme
rada. -.
Pues entonceq, ,IcarambaI no eGcriba nada;
siga el consejo
ST quiere, ssfior mfo, llegar 4 viego.
Pues no Is question que todo quiSqu'
vivients
Oinapiames nos pOnga: No me reviente
Medite Usfa,
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Jose Maria Suarez

Successor de Feline Hecht.
HA rssloIda sIiEtsleri< Bsas@rst - !. u
para aqua os1vsx., viEo, v.zo gsEer-sa, hcet
ch ampangse, dnlotsss, qGsseras y sotell : T..
bIsa tieAa surtde genera ea ms di~ s. .istsl n
drio, cubisstos Dis todsa classes pAAUelos ds his
msdisR, eGleetizes, iusgos ds !. vsba, ohjstss 1s
taBtaaia, iozs, poScelass, Daules, malstas, g :
rss parA viais luE+a psre esPsios do todsa =.
nessioass b st l. SO metres ds Alta.
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susasa hHbfa Csdido On efsseto Oa rusgoI 10 eA.
f0YmA.
III CsTinc dc que Il hiia del gusrda estAbs 1odGada
- esilo de TAveynsy los ouidadca qua IL pvodjga
bap sran impOsntsa para curar nu insurahls herida
SsgursmGnts, en- le que Roga il hahfa osurTido ha
be IN iStstc todos nFGfA pare Aadie ceRocia
DsoimcS qus Rsdia 10 eonoeis; es Rscesaxc, Gs en-
baygo haceY RnR excepCi6n
suIass tssia d1das; meier Cho tsais 10 ss1tsza dc
le que halia ocuyYidc.
Jama Bailleui hAbfR debdo EorpYen der ID cite del
eeRds de RAHbe cor prime, eBgaNado pox Las spa
Hsnejas, CT00H - IL eupabilidad dc sa futuEa.
@pFeRa gentia alegIia mal6vola al pe1saR qua
aqusl Jams Baisa que d hahfa desdensdo GufIia "a
Vez.
n oYgullo do Jasae Il habfA slsIado duYaAta alg1
dies de IL del guaYdai despuss aor IL hakfA
hsrho dfsie+aGa hacia ella
H.hia vgado por aaa aIsedsdoToS para dsmpaEsOs1
dsdaitlvsmeDte poY 6ltiIao.
Aleisdo psligIo de Rns Sasoneilas6n, sHuAna p0-
afA aeesdaE lau dplleaG do Il optema.
xa vsIPsxa Dc y hoda Dc ~ hwNA4a, leo Aeag d h
RehEa IeYaa y hahtaa baaha ~ aanbEtia
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REYOCACION DE .PODER

Uon suta faahA IL 20 O,eIaHg bTe S94 ssts
Il Nnt.ris do- FtaRcige- 6i#esss PlsAo, los
saaeres Isern Hrmsnos .cciedsd celsctiv conf
siusds en- = ~ Qua 2 ssvocAas su b
na1s don Jaime Isaxa HeIas eez u Pehrr
general J adsaisiHtrstve qse 3 BIO de IL hs
xsA Rosial le eoehasfos @E osea ds S5tessbts
6ldmc Dor sH 10 81 misac ssh~r sssie aiassF ts
PEisto. usades do 5ishs psexsaasti sgss dSeIes -s
"a busaas gassio4ea Sc "a r1rsdass2i Dc !.
aoSxadax acp qaa stssci6 d sitada poisr, n 80
= 81 tismpo a. rnprsaee taoi6S--0a TRss. :
Dfaieun hva -Lssrn Hern1aaes. 81 3
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Cue ana sosa son yersos. J otra possia.
Y ACADIA, q. el coraje mi pscho inaama
Ya 81 MGdico Domfnguez, Travieso y
Sama,)
Tras Ell proceso
Que forma Apollo,
Dir1n por que razones toleran ESQ
De don Manolo.
Ramon Maria Torres.
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!. BAssEDAs
Agonc1a E.Sco1ar

Con prondp conOcmento del pa Iargcs anou
de las cosumbre de uvenud
ola dc reaidir hoy Barcelona donde faia
ear condolences de atender vga
desde acuden buscar instruction ssCundaa upye
aquela ciudad provincial 6dieo aosnsble
|estpendO
Ne Oezco pues los padres Dc fania que
ssrvcios En mi tendraA los alagO les Guide
observe les sar0us les anime les secxd
OsxCa atenoiOnes asCuesaa del hegar deHSrticO
quieraa Obtsaer 6a spiss dstas puaaea ssass
.go loa enyag6 an 81 aata
Gale Qsrtsr, ITO, principal
srs' a'N BARCELONA
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RArA lA.a A1OaLa2i@@
Matriculas de gsnsdo yaeuno, cabalar, cerda ste
en- taonarios de Ia cantdad de hojas que dessencs
precios observation-disclosures de.apremios - ctvs. 81
i0O.--Libramlentos 81 ei 100 Cargaremes lie 81
100, de venta "a ests mprenta.
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II U17tMo eoLrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-12

istration steps to the front to insist that
silver shall be remonetized, even II the
United States has to put herself at the
head Of league of the silver-using ma
tions and challenge England to pitched
battle for the monetary and commercial
supremacy of the world.
The Republican party is forming its
lines on this new issue. The tariff ques-
tion will be secondary. The Democratic
free-trnde assault upon the act OF 1890
has fzzled out. The German surrender
bill is the last sputtering of the revenue
reform fireworks of 1892. There will not
be enough vitality left in that question to
make a campaign upon in 1895,
Restore silver to free coinage as
standard money" is the slogan for the
next national contest. The Democratic
party is committed by its unconditional
repeal" madness Of 1898 to the wrong side
OF it.
Cleveland signed the death warrant of
Democracy when he signed the Wilson
bill for the unconditional suppression of
silver coinage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-12
INHUMAN ILLINOIS PARENTS
Tudieted for Having starved . PsEAlytis
Son to Death,

Iudiotsd for Having starved . PaEalytis
Son to Death,
CARTHAGE, Ills, June i2-Mr and Mrs.
John Letter, wealthy residents of this
county, have been arrested and indicted,
charged with having starved their son to
death. John LETTER is 10 years old and
his wife (the second onel is young and
rather prepossessing
Letfler had a son, Hen ry, by a former
wife, and he was a helpless paralytic, The
boy had been in Iowa some time, but came
back home. This displeased the Letters.
who, it is charged, began to starvs the
young man. A eighboring woman reused
her friends and call was made on the
Letters. Although admission was re-
fused to the house, au entrance was eff
fected, and Henry Leftler was found lying
on cot in pantry, four by eight feet,
cover with flies, and his body enveloped
In filth. He was then nearly dead. The
neighbors employed physician, who tes
titled that the young mans condition was
due to lack of proper food. The young
man was removed to a poorhouse by the
neighbors and died in few days.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

Sundays rain In Kansas caused $50, 900
damage.
Dispatches from Ishpeming, Mich, tell
Of scorching forest fires in that region.
Don FREDERICK Madrazo, the distin-
guished Spanish painter, died at Madrid.
aged 49,
The Yale college athletes will sail from
New York June 20 to compete with the
men Of Oxford,
Bishop T. NJ. D. Ward, Of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, died sud.
denly at Jacksonville, Fla.
Albert Newkirk, 26 years old, Of Lyons,
N. Y, was bitten by dog last fall and is
now dying from hydrophobia
The condition of Mile Beatrice, the
lion tanner who was mangled by q pet
lion at Coney Island, is critical
Two young men named Bashey and
York were drowned in Brown brook, near
Augusta, Me, while bathing
At Baltimore Percy Drummer. 10 years
old, shot James Sidney, II years old, in
will probably die.
d. L. Hardness, state dairy and food
commissioner of Wisconsin, died from
blood poisoning, resulting from contact
with poison ivy.
While responding to fire alarm Chiei
Henry l.. Blxley, of the Newton, Mass.
fire department, was thrown from his
carriage and killed.
Mark Jacobs, an honorable colored
farmer, was taken from his field in Bien
vile parish, La, by white men and sC
| brutally beaten that he died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-12
CONFERENCE AT ALTOONA.
Employers and Employed Of Central Penn
sylvHnIa Discussing Rates.

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ALTOONA, June 12.-Henry Berwind, of
the Berwind- White Coal company, with
the committee of the central Pennsyl-
vania coal operators appointed to meet
their striking employees, arrived in this
city this morning from Philadelphia, in
response to telegram from District Pres
ident T. A. Bradley, Of the United Mine
Workers association, and the representa-
tives Of employers and employed are now
in secret session. Hopes are entertained
tn at the conference will end the troubles,
as the message of President Bradley is
said to have been coached in more concil-
iating tones than former communications,
and the fact that the operators are asked
to meet the strikers Of central Pennsyl-
vania does away with their objections,
previously expressed, against outside in
reference.
The Berwind-White Coal company is
making extensive preparations to resume
work at their Mines whatever may be the
result Of the conference. The company q
mine at HOratio was started yesterday
with 300 workmen, and the presence Of 200
coal and iron police was sufficient to deter
the strikers from making any hostile dem
OnstratiOn