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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
From 18th st. ferry wharf, at Z am.
On Mondays and Saturdays. For river landings, to
Nomipi creek thence to Leonardtowh and St.
Clements bay and river landings, returning Tues
days and Sundays ON WEDNESDAY, for river
landings to Nomini.. thence to Piney Point, ST.
Georges, Smith creek. Coan and Yeocomico rivers
Returning, leaves Nomini Thursday evening for
Matthias Swans, Stuarts, Stif's and Liverpool Pt,
arriving Friday mornings In effect Dec. 81.
d27-tf c. Va RIDLEY, Gen. Mgr.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. D. G.,
FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK, VA.
The New and Powerful Iron Palace Steamers
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK,
SOUTH BOUND
Leave Washington daily at pm. from foot Of
18th St wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at $50
am next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1880 a.m
where railroad connections are made for all points
south md southwest, and with the Old Dominion
steamers for New York, Merchants and Miners
steamers for Boston, Providence, Savannah, Ga,
and jacksonville. Fla making an elegant sea trip
for tourists and invalids
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:10 pm. Arrive at Washington at
Through tickets on sale at 513. 619. 1921 Penn
ave-, 7O7 18th ST. NV, and on board steamers at
wharf, foot Of It'll st.
mo CALLAHAN.
d13-tf Gen. Supt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF BkIDGET AN CONWAY LAIE oF'
No. GAS. Doc. 20.
Application having been made to- the Sunre,me
Court, for probate of last will of Bridget Ann
Cowan and for letters of administration on saiI es
tate by Mary Sweeney of the city or New YORK,
state Of New York, to be issued to Charles w.
Foeckher of Washington, District Of Columbia, this
is to give notice all concerned to- appear III SAID
court ON before FRIDAY, THE FitSr DAY Of
FEBRUARY, AID. 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK An, to
granted Attest /. p, WRIGHT,
Register of Wills, ID. Q.
PHILIP ]. McHENRY. Proctor for Applicant.
1..,t2 1t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-,rO WHITE OR RESPONSIBLE coll
ored tenants, excellent S-roorn houses, with
stables. 291,-1i It'll st. NV J. CHESTER, Room
10. as 18th st. NV. ta1S3ts
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FOR RENT
2206 18th NV, Or. $50. 80
8iI Maple ave, l. ID
Park. Or. 30
46l No ave NV, llr. 80
$40 9th st NV. Sr. 81. 90
1895 18th st NV, Sr. %
iS3l VT ave NV, Sr. ..2J
Mt Albin Cottage, cor
Tennallytown r'd 4
WC0dley lane. Tor. %
Sic Spruce st NV, Or. 20
B2-i Spruce st NV, Or. %
ga 21st st NV. 6r....23
2O25 VT ave NV, Or. $3.50
1926 Sth st NV. Or. %. 80
1873 sth st NV, Or. %. 30
1889 w st NV, 7r. 81. 80
1+O2 w ST NV, Or. .22..5o
Bn3 l. st NV, 6r. 90. 40
ls23 18th st NV. Or. 70. 80
$50 q st NV. 5r....20. 80
61J&51T y Cap. Or. ~. 30
12i5 31st st NV, Or. 20. 80
B574 9TH st road NV. Sr. ~
1e41 3lst st NV, Or. 20
2i33 III st NV, Or. 20
1lSS ID st NV. Or. 20
4ol9 18th st NV. Sr....2O
Up ut li91a + NV, iris. so
BIZ Z st NV, Tr. .16.2J
9O4 Fla ave NV, Ar. los,
The above Is only a port
books. For full list call {
on the LIST and 18th.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-117 9TH ST. NE:s NEW GROOM
house With bath and pantry electric lighting
fences; stone basement and trimmings; well
built; Price. $500. Apply o9 the premises.
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1903 X st NV, Or. 10
81 s Sc NV, Or. .14.30
32l2 O st NV, Or. .14.30
2036 18th st NV, Or. IA
14l2 Madison nv NV, Or. IA
2019 e st NV, Or. 1880
1869 25th ST NV, Or. IL. 30
1913 e st NV, Or. IL
los alley bet LIST and
I'd, Il and +, 4r. ~
1907 35th st NV, Or. IL
2Tl3 Dumbarton av, Or. II
l13J&1741 T. ST NV, 6r.12
1913 35th st NV, Or. IL
1911 9th st NV, Or. E. IL
list floor 917 Temper
ance alley, Or. :. loss
Sl3 25th st NV, Ar. .10.30
S1l 25th st NV. ar. .1O.30
4 FussellS Ct NV, Ar. 1850
sO3&s07 25th st NV, Ar = 10
419 26th st NV, Or. :. 10
3223 Sherman av NV, 5r10
1914 Fristoe CT NV, ar 10
252i Z st NV. Or. ..... 10
g04 Irving st NV, 4r. 10
1918 Cogington NV, Ar 10
4O5 26th st NV, Ar. 10
al e6th st NV, Or. :. 10
1882 Ftistoe ct NV, Ar 10
ion Of the property on my
t Office for bulletin issued
4. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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HOTELS.
E B B lit HOUSE E.
WASHINGTON. d. G.
WINTER RESORTS.

THE PRINCESS ANNE,
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
The regular winter and spring season at this
favorite hotel begins Cd January IS, 1895 As 6
pleasure and health resort it is unsurpassed and
the conduct of the hotel WILL as hitherto. be first.
class in all respects. Guests from Washington can
i leave that city daily at pm By the spiendid
reach the hotel the next morning. For circulars
and terms apply to
B. L. WINNER Manager,
Ja10-th, tutoap1 Virginia Beach, Va.
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FOR RENTAL VERY LOW RENT To FIRST
class tenant only-a pretty 2story, Groom, bath
and cellar bay-window brick; heated by furnace;
good location ne. L STARGARDTER,
Oc24-3m G13 18th st. NV.
The herald., 1895-11-10
POMONA'S DAMAGE BY FIRE
II Includes the Loss Of Several Good
Buildings
The Shaw Theatrical Company Loses Prop.
erty and Costumes-Bond Election
Carried

POMONA, Nov. 9.-The site OF the FIRE
Of early this morning shows up black
ened and desolate, where yesterday stood
Pomona's much lament ted opera house
A. B. Goslin's LIVERY barn and Pains &
Lees nay and grain store. The origin Of
the fire will never positively b. known,
but q, ost reasonable suppos,tion IS that
| IL started 'ro The use Of * pIosives and
calcium lights oy The shaw Theatrical
company in their presentation Of The
Octoroon last evening. The theory Is ad.
vanced that spark smouldsred in the
wings, finally setting FIRE to the building
The alarm vas given by the engineers OF
two freight trains IN the Southern Pacific
yards, which Is only two blocks distant
from the are.
The Shaw Dramatic com pany los,s al.
most every ming they possessed, Twent,
sheet music. all Of their orchestral and
band instrnments and even the manu-
scripts Of their repertoire II plays were
burned. They estimate their loss at k2I0O,
benefit will be given the company to.
night.
as we'll as the allotment Of uniforms and
guns belonging to Company ID, n. @. o.,
who Used the building for an armpry.
The blu lding vas owned BY Mrs. AM
covered by insurance.
The bonds carried by q vote OF fifty
over the nscssary two-thirds, and anviis
are booming and citizens generally jubil.
ant. A total Of l045 votes we're cast, 747
for and 2D6 against.
The herald., 1895-11-10
SANTA PAULA
Funeral or Frank L. Richardson-Loca Hap
penings

Funeral ofFrank L. Richardson Local Hap
penings
SANTA PAULA, N ". S.-The funeral
OF Frank L. Richardson, late manager Of
the Union Oil company, was held yester-
day. The services were conducted by
Rev. Stops Of the Presbyter ian church
at the resid nee of the deceased. The
funeral process >ion was one of the largest
ever seen in Santa Paula. The en- ployees
of the Union Oil company and also of the
Santa Paula Hardware company were
given an opportunity to. attend the
funeral. their Offices and places of bust
ness being closed for two DAYS, and the
men in The hills we're ordered In. Mrs.
kicbar6son with her two little chlluit a,
will return to her father in Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Norman y. Byeis is at the
residence nf his. father. west of town,
very iii. the first cause was an attack OF
the measles.
A heavy east wind has prevailed here
for the past week. Weather prophets are
predicting rain.
Foreman F. P. Robinson came down
from Rodeo yeste rday to finish the work
OF removing the refinery.
Last night the Foresters trea ted their
wives and q few friends in very pleas
ant and enjoyable manner at their par.
lors IN the Robson block. The evening
was spent} in playing whist.
The herald., 1895-11-10
AFFAIRS At SANTA BARBARA
The Bond Scheme Proves an
Expensive Luxury
CRAZY OVER DURRANT CASE
A Los Angeles Woman Placed Under
Restraint
nd1tn~~ - ndda So rorprta-A retrs3..l
CRAZY OVER DURRANT CASE
Editors at Odds In tho courts-A Criminal
Libel Case-Notes and
Personals

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 9.-The re-
| cent attempt by the mayor and council
t. put through their bond scheme has al
ready cost the CITY nearly $500. These
officials were badly beaten at the polls,
yet the taxpayers must foot the expenses
of the knockout. A large nun Dor of bills
were allowed at the last meeting of the
council and several moro election ella inns
will be presented next week. Municipal
legislators are denounced on every side
for their hardihood in persisting to force
the issue not Notwithstanding the strongest
opposition upon the part of property
owners who saw through the job.
MRS. WALTERS TROUBLE.
A woman giving the name of Mrs. Wal
tiers and claiming to have come from Los
Angeles, was arrested yesterday and
charged with insanity. The Durrant case
seems to prey upon her mind, and she
talks ia rambling mannsr. Her ex-
animation will take place to-day b fore
the superior court and two physicians.
EDITORS IN A SQUABBLE.
The preliminary examination of Frank
Sands and 9. P. TIbbetts will take place
Wednesday before Justice Gammill. The
defendants are respectively the editor
and business manager of the Daily News,
and are under arrest on com plant Of
William Davies. proprietor of tbs Daily
Independent. The charge is orimln
libel, based upon recent article in the
News alleging that Mr.. Davies and other
printers had engaged in conspiracy to
bunno both city ana county in the prices
for Job work. $3.50
Nearly 200. 900. pampas plumes were
shipped from this city yesterday to New
YORK.
The eistsrs' fair will open Tuesday, No.
vemoer 26th, at Channel City nall and
continue for ons week.
Township Justice Gammi!, will conduct
the preliminary examination OF Frank
Lanstalot, charged with seduction. on
Friday next.
At its meeting yesterday afternoon the
Kindergarten association decided to give
an en- tertAinn1e Mt al. the residence OF MIRA.
Joseph Howard on the 2ls, instant.
The section gang that the Southern Pa
cihc had working on the road between
this place and Ellwood has been taken
off, and it 10 thought that the cause OF
the removal Is the .fact that conetruc-
curves, reduce grades and put the ruad
bed in condition for the heavy trains
which will pass over the road when the
coast line 10 completed.
M. J. NJ. Emerins Of the srm OF Easton,
Eldridge q Co. OF San Francisco ID here
preparing fnr the com m encement Of two
dcsp experimental wells for oil, to- be
put down at Eummerland. The firm has
already agreed 70 take all the oil pro.
The herald., 1895-11-10
CITY POLITICS OF VENTURA
A List of Those Who Are
" Willing to Fill Offices
THE TWO TRUSTEES TICKETS
Ladies Of the Episcopal Church Give a
Successful Social
The w. 6. T. u. Returns Thanks -Proceed.
lngs Of the Supervisors-Newc
THE TWO TRUSTEES TICKETS
ings Of the Supervlsors-New
happenings

VENTURA, Nov. Elm the political
field it is about settled wEo shall be thu
candidates for offic,. A petition has been
filed nominating the old board OF trustees
and the library board. This ticket IN
cluies J. F. Nswby for clerk and James
DAILY for marshal. The old member oil
N. Jones. X. G. SUDDEN. II. H. Giddings
and John Humid. The library trustees
are n. Blacks took, T. W. Kaufman. J..
A.Walker, E. Shillingsburg and F. W.
Baker.
Another set of town trustees has been
nominated for the purpose of defeating
the old board on account OF the stand
they took on the water question. This
list includes F. W. BsLer Thomas Gould,
F. P. Shaw, ! " BAKER and J. ID. Nor
ran. sCity Attorney Shepherd has been
active in arranging this ticket No one
has been mentioned on this ticket tor
cIek or marshal.
The remaining candidates now are e.
II. ireland for clerx, and l.. F. Webster,
l.. d. Gardner, Captain Thomp son, Fred
Humid and joe Kaiser.
CHURCH SOCIAL.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave delightful social last evening at
the Anscapa MOTEL. "A program was given
as follows:
sRecitntion-M Irene williams.
Solo-Miss Edith Barnes.
Reading-Miss Blanche Tars.
Solo Miss Lulu Gerry.
Al the close OF his part OF the program a
dance was given in the dining room of
tho hotel. which was enjoyed BY, . large
number. The refreshments were served,
The ladies will net quite a neat little sum
from tho entertainment.
TIL E W. C. I. U.
Ata recent meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Ventura county ". G.
L. U. 1t was unanimously resolved that a
vote Of thanks b. rendered Mrs. Spear
for4the use of her lot on which 10 erect
their tent during fair week. Also 60 the
people who so generously donated supplies
for yhelr table during that time. and to
the local papers for notices and other
THE SUPERVISORS.
The hoard of supervisors On Thursday
ofdsrei the clerk to advertise Tor sealed
bids for painting and kalsomining the
wallis and ceilings of the county hospital.
Bids will be opened November 7th.
Supervisor Hartman was instructed TO
get plans for an addition to the cOrruga.
ted Iron bviiding in the rear Of the court
h0use. Bids TO. be opened November leth.
Last evening Mrs. J. W. Hammons en-
detained numb Der friends at whist.
Avery delightful evening is reported.
Mrs. M. g. Tunsisrs will addssss the Y.
NJ Q. A. mons meeting 1t the N. +.
The herald., 1895-11-10
CIVIC PARLIAMENT
It Will Convene at Unity Church Tomorro
Evening

It Will Convene at Unity Church Tomorrow
Evening
The following is the program Of the
CIVIC parliament which will convene at
Unity church ia this city tomorrow for a
three-days' session.
Monday evening, November 18th, 1880
n. m.-Opening OF the parliament by
Rev. 1. E. Virgin, president, music;
subject for the evening. Christian Citi-
zensbip: address, Rev. Bert Estes How.
ard address, Dr. ]. s. Thompson music !;
general discussion led BY Ralph E. Hoyt.
Chairman, Louis X. Webb.
Thursday afternoon, November 18th.
2:3O p. m.-Music; subject, The Liquor
Question address, Rev. l. E. Wrig ht; ad-
uress, Mr.. Glass; music; general discus
sion led by Rev. DR.. Harwood and Ed
ward Hutchinson. Chairman, Mrs. r.
M. Kenney.
Tuesday evening, November 18th. 1880
pm Reading, Miss Josephine Gilman !;
subject for evening. The Land Question;
address, Clarence A. Miller; violin solo,
Charles Ryan; accompanied, Myrtle
Ryan; discuss on led by s. A. Waldron
and Hon. Frank G. Finlayson. Chair.
man, Ralph E. Hoyt.
Wednesday afternoon. November 18th,
2:30 p. m.-Music; subject. The Money
idress. Hon. A blot Kinney; address,
Judge A. J. Utley; music; general dis
cussion. Chairman. Mrs. D. e. Steele.
Wednesday evening, November 18th,
1880 p. m.-Music: subject, Municipal
Ownership; address. Rev. r. M. Webster;
address, Mrs. E. Loneley: MUSIC; dis
cussivn led by Major J. II. Dookweiler
and Hon. W. A. Ryan. Chairman, Ed
ward Hutchinson.
The herald., 1895-11-10
AT SANTA MONICA
The Water Company Taking nany Improve.
ments


SANTA MONICA, Nov. S.-The water
company is constantly improving the
plant At the springs tunnel $40 feet
long has been sunk. ut an average depth
OF twenty-five feet. which drains and con-
csntrates the water from the other de-
velopments, with the exception OF the
original big and little spring.
The company intend to shortly con-
struct an artificial lake near the springs
into which the surplus water will be
stored for irrigation PURPOSES.
BRIEFS
Court Santa Monica, l. o. f., will give
q masquerade ball ON Thanksgiving day,
the committee promising handsome
pri yes.
The pavilion of Eskert & Hopf is bsins
demolished to maze room for the new
and more imposing structure.
The recently organized Saata Monica
Dramatic CLUB. proposes to place Uncle
Josh before the public.
The Moman's Relief corps gave a
"crazy" social at their hall Move m Der
18th.
The rainfall this season to date is 80 of
an inch.
Rev. |. NJ. Merlin Jones will oficlate
at Soldiers Home to morrow.
The winte. time card of the santa Mon i.
lea and Soldiers Home railroad is out.
The services at st. Augustine will be
of unusual interest tomorrow morning,
when the bishops pastoral letter will be
read.
Mrs. J. s. Wilson is out again after an
illness OF few days.
MIR. and Mrs. o. W. Childs arc at the
Arcadia for month.
Mr.. ami Mrs. W. II. Young have re-.
turned from their gu % mer vacation here
to their Duarte homo.
Joseph Bonty Is visiting San Fran
cisco.
Frank W. Carter has returned after a
protracted eastern visit
Miss Goldsmith, Chicago; H. P.
knight, Omaha; R. r. OsRooI, Lincoln,
Eeb. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Graves, Port land.
Ore, are at the Arcadia.
George b. Dexter, AL J. Myers and
Ohafles II. Thomas have been appointed
q com mittee by the firemen to look after
the forthcoming New Years masquer-
ade ball.
The following officers we're recently
elected at a meeting OF Santa Monica by
the Sea chapter, No. ii3, D. e. g.:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Mausline NJ. Car
penttr: worthy patron. Mr.. James E.
Durham; associate nxtron, Mrs. Frances
M. Taft; secretary. Rev. I. M. Merlin
Jones ire-elected); treasurer, Mrs. Cora 3.
De Force; cond uctress. Mrs. Isabella
L. Vawter; associate conductress, Mrs.
Lulu Miller. The installation will be
held Decem Der I'd.
The herald., 1895-11-10
lila S. Main Street

Located in the healthiest portion Of the
city. Those WHO are afflicted with any
kind of slokuess are invited to call at the
doctors office, If the other medic mes
have fallei. The doctors use only herbs
AMI pure vegetable remedies to treat all
diseases which are imported direct from
China. Female troubles and weakness
especially aud reasonably treated. Pa
tients living IN the ountry can be treated
and receive medicine by mail. Examina-
,ton, consultation and medicine Tree to
all patients on first application The doc
tors i'm port al herbs direct from China.
On sale at the sanitarium.
Write for information; address to. or
take the Main street horse cars to their
place,
The herald., 1895-11-10
DRS. BING & LUKE,
lll4 South Tain St. Bet. nth and
18th, Los Angeles, Cal.
CALICO. Cal Der 22. ls95.

CALICO. Cal Oct 20, 1895.
came to Los Angeles very sick with
my stomach and neart trouble and ati1c
ed with nervousness: mad such pains in
my side that | was obliAed to quit WORK
Having consulted European physicians
without obtaining relief, my friend B.
D. Daggrtt. wnom you cured, recon-
m ended you 10 me. I have taken your
treu TINT emit five weeks. ana now am we'll
and aule to work again. eat we'll and am
growing In weight. I recommend Drs.
Bine & Luke's treatments to the public.
They are frst-class physicians. Please
use my reference. Yours respectfully,
JOHN f. CONNELLY,
Calico Machine Shops, Caliuo, Cal.
The herald., 1895-11-10
WOOllaCOtt'S
Pure Bourbon
Re-Imported

This Whisky distilled to meet the demand for old fashioned
handmade Sournlash the Highest grade made the best whisky
producing district Kentucky from the choicest grain has
advantage of two having been shipped Hamburg there
Mood nine years and carefully bottled under the supervision Of H
teed absolutely pure Distilled the Internal Rve
Laws and Regulations the United guaranteeing consumer
Purity Age Maturity Endorsed by the Medical and
stimulating properties Every Bottle Guaranteed
Price, SIP per dozen, Is per bottle, SIS per gallon
The herald., 1895-11-10
Cham berlA.n's Pain Baim

Mr.. ]. M. Amerman, q prominent mer.
chart of Forks, Columbia county, Pa, in
speaking of this liniment says: I'm fer-
ersnoe to Chamberlain's Pain Balm, ]
can truly say that | have never found
bruises, burnA and lac injuries. We navs
used Il in our family for several years,
ald feel that we cannot dc without It,.
This linn ent will heal burn or bruiss
without matteration. and in one third
me time required bv any other treatm emit
In many instances it has cured severe
that May weeks are usually required.
For sale at gu cents bIttle by Of &
Vaughn, Fourth and Spring ST.; g. F.
Heinzeman. 223 N. Nam Ut.
The herald., 1895-11-10
@H Broadway Department Store =

ducsd at Sum m erlana, and not satisfied
with that. Will begin WORK on,its own
wells. which will be put down deeper
than any previous ones with the expect
alton OF Striking a larger flow.
The herald., 1895-11-10

Lieutenant Perry has learned. 10 speak
the Eskimo language with al Of the ease
q native. 1t 10 almost VI easy to reach
the north pole - to acquire that tongue.
The herald., 1895-11-10
For Sale Only by II. j. Woo.lacott

This wine especially adapted debility
typhoid malaria Of all employed Pure
non edcaed wines perfect imulant 1t avors digestion by its
loca I'd stimulating effect the the
everything has failed try the Manchester Port you surely
benefited.
Price. $40 per case 81 per gallon 81 per bottle i
The herald., 1895-11-10
Drs. Bling & Luke
HERB SANITARIUM

The celebrated Chinese herb physicians
who have so successfully practicei both
in Ghira and America for the last twenty
years, have lately opened new sani.
tarium at
The herald., 1895-11-10

Visitors cordially invited call and inspect the stock of Cali
orn Wines which delivered freight any the
United States This good opportunity send two sample
Eastern friends Family trade solicited Goods promptly delivered
all riarSto
The herald., 1895-11-10

The duke OF Marlborough danies that
he wears red neckties.
The herald., 1895-11-10

church Sunday afternoon. All men are IN
vited and tie ladies may come II they
wish.
The herald., 1895-11-10
lz4 and l26 N. Spring St.
Manchester Port

Especially Adapted for Medicinal Use
The herald., 1895-11-10

Drapery Department
IS Chenille Portieres, per pair. 1926
So Chenille Portieres, per pair. 40
Lace Curtains, per pair. 49,. 80
Lace Curtains, worth 81 per pair. 1.25
Lace Curtains, worth SITS pr pair $50
Lace Curtains, big trade at 81 pair 200
IS Lace Curtains, per pair....... 3,25
Glove Department
Ladies' Dogskin Gloves. ........ .S5
$3.50 Kid Gloves. $500
Kid Gloves, extra bargain ....... rs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-15
Especial to The Herald.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-Governor
West saw Secretary Thurber today for
the purpose of arranging an interview
with Cleveland and to present the action
on the constitution and the certificate
on the election returns. While nothing
definite can be done until Cleveland re-
turns, Thurber promised to use his best
efforts to secure an audience ON Mon
day, provided the presidential party sue
ceeds in weatnering the storm and re-
turning by that time. Much interest is
felt in the matter.
The Washington Post and New York
Times display a story about the consti-
tuition and an interview with Letcher, in
which he endorses the Democratic cam
paign, and says the election returns vim
dictate the nominations of the senators.
Senator VOORHEES, has received letter
, from Mayor Baskin asking for his sup
port for the latter in the federal judgship
appointment.
An Iowa man has also written asking
his support for Charles Baldwin.
Senator voorhees,, however, will prob
ably decline to take any action in Utah
latronag e matters.
Utah pension. Dewitt c. McGill. Ogden
Idaho pensions. Wellha W. Drake.
Malad, Ida, with back pension on Isaac
Drake.
- William F. Fallott, Genessee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-15
Nothing Official.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Minister An
drade, of Venezuela, has received no in
formation from his government as to the
reported landing in Venezuela of a revo-
lutionary party headed by General Mon
agas. The minister received a cable on
the 9th inst. saying that peace prevailed
throughout the republic. The landing of
Monagas is said TO have occurred ON the
10th. The party is reported to have hailed
from New York, but thus far the consul
general at New York has made no report
of the departure OF such an expedition;
General Monagas comes of one OF the
old families of Venezuela who were in
Supremacy forty years ago. He is a
brother-in-law of Senior Boelet-Pereza,
predecessor of Mr.. Andrade as minister
to Washington.
In case the landing of the revolutionary
party is confirmed no doubt is felt as
TO President Crespo's ability to suppress
weeks ago, 1900 troops were placed I'M
der arms within a few days.