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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
STOLEN MONEY SAFE.
The Express Messenger Who Took II
Returns 1t.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. S.-On Oct IS,
there disappeared at Grenada, Miss, a
$1,000 money package, shipped by the Hi
bernian National Bank of New Orleans
to a Grenada bank. 1t has developed that
the package was by mistake placed on the
car about leaving that point for Memphis,
in charge of Messenger j. w. Kendall,
and that he confiscated it. turning it over
to his brother here. When confronted by
express company officials, Kendall con-
fessed, restored the money and will not
be prosecuted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
SUNSET LIMITED SPEEDY.
The First Trip Across the Continent
Made on Time.

New Orleans, Nov. 9.-That the fast
continental train on the Sunset
Route on the Union Pacific is without a
rival is established by the initial trip of
the season. The Sunset limited left New
Orleans Thursday morning, Oct. 81 with
aNfulI complement of passengers, arriv-
ing at Los Angeles Saturday evening on
the dot, traversing the distance in two
days, nine hours and 45 minutes. San
Francisco was reached on time in three
days two hours and forty-five minutes,
the fastest time ever made in the history
of railroads over an equal distance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
A BOYCOTT ORDERED.
Tobacco workers to Fight the Ame-
rican Tobacco Company.

St. Louis, No, Nov. 3.-The tobacco
workers union of this city, 5000 strong,
met last night and passed a resolution
to boycott the American Tobacco Com
pany This action was brought about by
me sale Of the ]. c. Butler tobacco
factory of this city to the trust. The
men claim that the new owners refuse to
course in eastern cities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
A STEAMERS CREW POISONED.
one Man Dead and Several others
Expected to Die.

Port Huron, Mich, Nov. 3.-The entire
crew of the steamer Sake Shepard was
poisoned yesterday by eating pancakes in
which some bad soda had been used. Den
mis- Smith of Lexington, Mich, has died
and it is feared. that several of the crew
will not recover. The steamer drifted
aimlessly about the lake, having no one
on board well enough to manage her un-
til late yesterday afternoon, when she was
brought into port
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
Neero Shot at sIeBenn.

negro from Mclean, was broughh here
TONIGHT and placed IN the negro hospital
He was shot in the head By Somebody at
Mclean, in a quarrel about whisky. The
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
A TRAIN WRECK IN TEXAS.
The Engineer KILLED ana Twenty
Two Passengers Injured.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. "A Missouri Kan
sas and Texas passenger train was
wrecked between Dallas and Hinsboro,
about 10 O'Clock this morning. Engineer
Mike Murphy was killed outright. and
twenty-five passengers were injured. The
mail. baggage and express cars and three
coaches were wrecked. The train was
loa5ed with eNcufsl0nlsts for the Dallas
fair The accident is said TO have been
caused by a break in the rail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
FIRE in a Dry Goods store.

Chicago. III Nov. 3.-Fire in the dry
s-ods store OF Max Lurie & Co., on Blue
--,and avenue last night did damage
mounting to $4,000. Julian H. Bauer. a
p'peman. was run over and badly hurt
ly an engine, and three employees OF the
store were overcome by smoke.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
swITzERLAND's soLDIERY.
The People Vote Against CentraIiza-
ticn OF the Control.

Eerne. Nov. S.--The referendum taken
p Switzerland to-day resulted in the re-
ecs.on by a large majority Of the gov
nmort proposed to centralize
he control of the army. The
aI0paon of the plan would have
\ to virtually deprive the Cantons Of
1el- existing share in the control Of the
W-s military forces.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04

Paris. Nov. An Bourgeois. the prime
minister and mirts.er of the interior, has
merit Of Tarn. instructing him 10 request
NJ. Ressegnicr. the director Of the Car
maux Glass Works, and the striking
glass workers 10 submit to the Terms OF
the arbitration act Of 1892.
The herald., 1895-12-11
ONTARIO
Number Of Important Real Estate Sales
Chronicled

A Number OF Important Real Estate Sales
Chroucled
ONTARIO, Dec. 1O.-Real estate busi-
ness is quite brisk just now. Among re-
cent transactions the following are re.
ported as completed and other sales are on
the way:
West seven acres of lot 745. to Miss
Hitchcock of Pasadena.
West 10 acres of lot 703 to S. N. Ger
rard.
Block 1903, twenty-four town lots to p.
Strahel. A residence will be erected al
once on this property.
c. Z. Young has bought lot 8, block is,
and will put a building on it,
The Nugent place, fine orange grove OF
10 acres, with neat cottage, was sold on
Saturday last TO j. G. Gaylord for $500.
Mr.. Gaylord returned to Iowa this week
to bring his family TO Ontario.
Hanson IL Co. and II. &. Blackburn
have made good sales. the particulars OF
which have not as yet been made public.
j. w. Schuabel, of the district attorney q
office, Portland. Oregon, who was here last
winter is registered at the Southern Pacific
hotel.
"Everybody's Friend" a society play
presented here last week very arceptably
by local talent was repeated at Chino Mon
day night.
The Haywood Concert Company scored
q success on Monday evening. and last
night gave another entertainment in the
Methodist church.
X. b. Kirshhoifer starts today for Eng
land and hopes to bring back with him al
least as large number of buyers as his
partner c. l.. Hanson recently induced to
purchase Ontario realty.
The herald., 1895-12-11
SANTA MONICA
The Electric Railway Construction Temper.
ariIy Stopped shipping

arily Stopped Shipping
SANTA MONICA, Dec. l0.--There has
been a temporary cessation of work on the
electric road, the company being COM
PEELED to wait until franchise for small
piece of the road is obtained from the
board of supervisors. When it is secured
work will be commenced and pushed to an
early completion. The track 10 laid on
Oregon avenue as far as the city limits,
and the temporary delay will only last
few days, the railroad officials state.
The work of the members of the SYRIA
cuse and Stearns racing teams is cvoking
considerable interest among our local
wheelmen and from quite number OF
crack-a-j acks from outside towns.
Mrs. Martha McNelly died here this
morning, aged 80. The funeral will take
place from the Catholic church tomorrow
at 10 a. m. Mrs. McNelly has lived here
for number of years and accumulated
considerable realty situated on Railroad
avenue.
The Port Elgin, Captain Renie, sixty-tive
days out from New Castle, New South
Wales, arrived this afternoon, with a
cargo of POO tons of coal.
MIR. ana Mrs. James d. Nc Mahon of
New York city are spending few days
here.
The schooner 0. NJ. kellogg, Captain
Iverson, with q cargo of half a million feet
of lumber, is at the wharf unloading.
The case Of the people VS.. lobe Temp
son, wherein the defendant is charged with
catching and selling Holsters weighing less
than q pound by Deputy Commissioners
Fletcher, has been set for trial by Justice
Wills for Thursday.
1t was formerly Mrs. S. B. Randall, but
now by the grsce of Judge Van Dyke 1t Ia
Mrs. S ,phia f. Neuby.
The ladies' of The Congregational Aid So.
cie,y opened today novel fair at the Del
Mar block, wherein about thousand speci'
mems of sea moss are on exhibition. The
fair is we'll worthy of visit.
The new Tanner cottage on Fifth street
is fast approaching completion.
The herald., 1895-12-11
VENTURA NEWS MATTERS
Changes ia the Designations OF National
Guard Companies
Bicycle Scorcher coIlides With a Wagon
and Nearly Loses an Ear-Gcneral
Notes

VENTURA, Dec. lott is stated on good
authority, although official notification has
not yet been received to that effect, that
Company DIS name will be changed to
Company II. Company f. at Santa Paula
it is also stated, will retain it's old name.
Company D is getting ready to organize
an athletic team, and will probably hold a
field day in the near future. Nine new
men were voted in the company last eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will entertain the
class of '96 at their home on Friday eve.
ming. The party il for their nepheWs
Messrs. John and Walker Healey.
Eli Newton, an old gentleman who has
been living with his adopted daughter, Mrs
Bagan, on Oak street, died yesterday after
noon. He had been in feeble health fol-
some time. By his death Mrs. Bagan
comes into the possession of quite for.
tune.
The freight train service on this branch
of the Southern Pacific will hereafter be
tr.weekly instead of daily.
A mass meeting of citizens will be held
tonight at Union hall. The object of the
meeting 10 to awaken the temperance sen.
| timent of the town and to enforce, if pos
sible, the Sunday closing ordinance.
| Melvin Clover Was badly hurt Saturday
He was scorching down the avenue on his
bicycle and did not see or hear an ap.
preaching wagon. The result was a col.
lision in which Clover had his left cal
| nearly severed from his head.
Sam Fong Yi's barn at FL Rio was
burned Saturday by an incendiary. His
loss u about $1,000. with no insurance.
The herald., 1895-12-11
No Indian Wars in Canada

The great fact stands boldly forth that
Canada has never fought the Indian, and
she will not begin to do so now. N YER
has Canada had an Indian war: an Indian
mas acre is unknown in the annals of h r
history, She is too poor to seek glory by
Strengthening the natives born of her soil,
and too proud to defame her character or
stain her escutcheon. Contrast with this
the policy of the United States that is
nearly always fighting its red men. In
dian wars are very expensive matters to
deal with. The small episode of last year,
beginning with the Messiah craze and end
ing with the tragedy at rine Ridge Agency
covering but a few weeks, cost the United
States Government So 100000, besides
the live lost, and in addition unsettled the
natives throughout the country. 1t is to
the credit of the Canadian Indians that,
although sorely tempted, the Messiah
craze had no charms for them. There was
in Canada, it is true. Riel's first rebellion
that cost Canada 81 ,OOO, 900 and the lives
of some of her noblest citizens. But that
was not an Indian rising. Nevertheless it
taught both the white men and the red
men lesson. 1t taught Canada that it
would be cheaper to ration, all the Indian
tribes than to have another rebellion, and
it taught the Indian the prowess of the All.
thorities, and this was emphasized by the
trips given to the Indian chiefs to Ontario,
where they beheld tokens of the wealth,
power and glory of the white man.-West-
minister Review.
The herald., 1895-12-11
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Plenty OF Rock Provided for the Use
OF HObOs
The City Trustees WrestIe With abe Sidewalk
Proposition-tiermos Chapter o. Z. 5.
Elects Offieers-Reai Estate Sales

SANTA ANA, Dec. 10,-AnotlAer carload
OF rock has arrived from San Bernardino.
and the hobos confined in the Orange
county Jail are agrin at work pounding
rock.
The board of city trustees last night de-
MED the petition OF a number OF residents
along Cypress avenue against putting in a
redwood curb alongside the new sidewalk
ordered down. A vigorous protest was
also presented by number of residents on
First street between Cypress avenue and
Cedar street against an expressed inten-
ton of the board to order sidewalk. The
protest was tabled.
Hermoso Chapter, E. o. S., last evening
ins allied the following officers:
W.P., A. Y. virgins W. NJ. Mrs. C. S.
McKelvey; A. NJ, Mrs. r. E. Hewitt; Con-.
Sallie Peabody; Ass. Con-, Miss Celia
Cotter; Sec. Mrs. G. A. Whidden
Treas, Mrs. L. j. Colby Adale, Miss Hall
Rub, J. W. King; Esther, Mrs. J. L.
Dryer; Martha, Miss Maud Lacy; Electa
Wood; Marshall, Title ReinIeeus; Organ
is, Mrs. Mary Bagey; Warden, Miss
Mary Cotter; sentinel, G. S. McKelvey.
S. W. Luitweiler of Los Angeles has sold
70 Sophia c. Lutweiler the south 90 feet
of lots l, 2 and of block 8, Lyons addition
10 the town of Santa Ana, for $500.
William Pessalo, accused of attempting
to rob the house of Mr.. Lynd of Ell Toro
had his preliminary examination before
Judge freeman today and was held to an.
swer 10 the charge of robbery before the
superior court with bail fixed at $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Rice returned today
from an extended eastern trip.
Mr. Roland Lord is visiting in Los An.
geles for few days.
II. r Ins!ey of Santa Ana was today ap.
pointed copyist in he bureau of naviga'
ton by the navy department.. Mr.. Insley
is a graduate of the Orange County Bust
ness college of San Ana.
There will be called meeting of the
Sycamore degree lodge at Odd Fellows
It'll Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
= ere will be practice in the degree work
An important meetins Of the chamber o.
The herald., 1895-12-11

Schooner Prosper, Captain johnson, ar.
rived from Eureka with S60,OOO feet OF
lumber to S. p. L. Co.
Schooner J. M Coleman. Captain Tray
nor, sailed in ballast for Tacoma. :,
Steamer st. Paul, Captain Green, salieo!
for San francisco and way. passenger ana
merchandise to P. {. S. 5. Co.
Steamer Pasadena, Captain Hamilton,
arrived from Eureka with 100000 feet OF
lumber to X. G. M. & L. Co.
Mr.. M. Wiedwald has opened up q hrst-
class restaurant here.
Mr.. j. II. Leshman has returned home
from New York, where he has been for the
past three weeks. He reports q splendid
trip, but is glad to get back to the land OF
sunshine.
Joe Adams is rejoicing over being called
papa, as bouncing ten-pound baby girl
was born to MIR and Mrs. Adams Sunday
night. They have congratulations from
their many friends.
Earnest Jones, a prominent young man
OF San Pedro, received from the .postofiice
a few days ago copy of the Brockvi!le
Times of November eth, from which he
first learned of the sudden death OF his
father.
The herald., 1895-12-11

commerce will be held next Wednesday
evening and all members are urged to be
present.
The herald., 1895-12-11
PLANED OFF HIS FINGERS
A Pomona Workman Meets With {
Serious Accident
Company rlembers Rehearsing a Play aud
Hoping for New unforms-A
Bus Line Abandoned

POMONA, Dec. lO.-A serious accident
happened this afternoon to Mr.. A. Skinner
while he was working in the planning mill
Of Stout g. Bishop. While he was in the
act of running plank through one of the
ers of his left hand were completely sew
cred from the member, leaving only the
little finger and the thumb.
Company is preparing play to be pre-.
sented at an early date. The proceeds will
he used in the purchase of uniforms, to re-
place tho which burned in the opera
house ii
Miss Llzzstte West of Los Angeles, who
has been the guest for two weeks of Mrs.
W. L. Goodwin, returns to her nome to-
morrow.
Mr.. Otis Hidden, who has been visiting
his family the past week, returned today to
his mines northeast of San Bernardino.
The young ladies of the Fruit and Flower
mission will play the Dewey-Heywood Con-
cert company under their auspices and for
their benefit this week.
between this point and North Pomona, re-
placing the bus which now plies between
| those points.
Company D, n. G. c., is no longer in ex-
| is,ence, having, yesterday. been merged
| in company l, second battalion, with Lieu
tenant-Colonel Rowland of this place in
| command. They expect to have in the
company some rs Or so members.
| Mr.. Byron Roberts, who has been in the
] eastern states some six months has re-
| turned here to spend the winter. His wife
will remain in the east during the winter.
| Rector Wren Of the Episcopal church
has organized young peoples class, to
/ be held Sunday evenings. their first ses-
sion being held Sunday evening.
Claremont college last evening to listen to
very spirited debate upon live issues
among the college students.
| The numbering of the business houses
| and residences of this place 10 being car
ried out.
The herald., 1895-12-11
ESCONDIDO

EsCoNDIDo, Dec. l0.--The committee of
the Escondido Fruit exchange estimates
that the orange pack for this season will
amount to about eight or nine carloads.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ f..
church cleared some 500 by their excel
lent Thanksgiving dinner.
The Christmas edition of the Times will
be edited exclusively by the ladies of Es-
condido and the proceeds used for paying
off the debt on the Public Library build
ing.
The board of trade is agitating the SUBJ
ject of establishing creamery in Escon-
dido.
The herald., 1895-12-11
SAN PEDRO

Arrival and Departure Of Vessels - Business
and Personal Notes
SAX PEDRO, Dec. 1O.-Steamer Excelsior,
Captain Higgins, arrived from Eureka with
100000 feet of lumber to S. p. l.. Co.
Schooner Barbara Hernster, Captain Jen-
sen, arrived from Eureka wi h 10000
feet of lumber to Southern California Lum-
Der Company.
Steamer TilIamook, Captain Hansen,
arrived from Humboldt with $1,000 feet
Of lumber to Gahnal Lumber Company.
The herald., 1895-12-11

Mr.. Chamberlain has placed himself in
communication with Sir Charles Upper
and the agents general for the Australian
colonies on the matter Of the proposal 10
lay Pacific cable connecting Canada with
Australia, thus affording cheaper and
quicker communication between England
and her colonies.
The herald., 1895-12-11
Carpets and Draneries

Good lace curtains, soc pair.
Fin Irish point lace curtains, So so q pair
&c llent quality portieres, SO pair
Smyrna rugs, z &C aci.
Angora rugs, 81 each.
lngiain carpet soc per lard.
Tape try Brussels. soc per yard.
stair carpet zoe per yard.
Mcquette carpet, vi per yard
Z. A. JUDD, 405 South Broadway
The herald., 1895-12-11
BIenheim's Keep Costly

The Duke of Marlb ,rouph's father used
to say, in gard to the enormous expense
of keeping Up Blenheim palace, that it
cost $500 $4,000 a year to keep the place
inquiry alone.
The herald., 1895-12-11

The Kentucky court of appeals, the
highest in the state, and composed Ut DEM
ocrats, has just decided that the presiding
officer of city council has the right to
count quorum present but not voting.
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Becker Bros. Fruit Farm.
IFrom Dc Harper,s Ferry sentinel:l

From the harper b Ecrfy ESeis
On last Saturday we visited the
large fruit farm of the Becker Bros.
situated ON the foothills OF the Blue
P;dge mountain, one mile from Mill
vilIs on the Valley branch of the 81.
so Railroad, and four miles from
Harper,s Ferry. We were surprised
to see the large number of men at
work. the number being sixty-fye,
and all at work made nice showing,
they were engaged in digging holes
and planting grape vines. MIR.
Becker informed us that he intended
planting this season 10000 rooted
vines and 40, 900 cuttings, all for wine
purposes, the variety being Cynthian
and Virginia Seeding, these added
to the $4,000 already planted, OF
which 80, 600 are bearing-yines, will
make one of the largest vineyards
this side of the Rocky mountains.
The Messrs. Becker expect to extend
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pears and grapes than peaches
Therefore their specialties will be
hereafter, pears and grapes, they will
also still be the largest peach grow
ers in this section.
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