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VOL. XLIII. NO. 91.
Men s Means
Much Meandering.
IV /TE, TOO! Mixing money meanwhile. Coming our
-LvJ. way. All looking for much value in suits. A gigan
tic gathering of Bnsiness Suits to close at $io. See them
in our corner window. They are way above ordinary low
priced suits—you will think so when you investigate.
Our director of Furnishings reports a big mark-down
on Striped Flannel Shirts —too many around, that's all.
Quixotic UNDERWEAR.
MULLEN, BLUETT i CO.,
101 NORTH SPRING STREET.
2QI -203-205-207 So 2Q9 W. FIRST ST.
AMCaKMKSTS.
A GRICULTURAL PARK.
RACES. RACES. RACES.
SATURDAY, JAN. 12tli, 1895,
HORSEMEN'S NOVELTY MEETING.
Tlte programme will embrace many interesting evonts, nmong thorn being a Novelty R-«co
with all the noted drivers participating. Running Races with well-known bangtail*, I'ony
Races, Gentlemen's Road Race, match uetweeu
THE CELEBRATED TROTTING DOG, NED,
Aud a pony haudi high, Raoes commence at 1:30 p.m. sharp.
ADMISSION BO O BNT?. LADI RB FRKE.
THIKD-ST. PAVILION
Daily from 1 to 5, 7:30 to 9:80.
She % Dances and Talks to You! Sffit^^S
Asslited by Other Attractions. |C3§S|& * /f^^^/^S^.
ADMISSION, - 1 SCENTS.
[\y| UBIC HALL.
MONDAY EVENING), JAN. 14.
GRAND JUBILEE CONCERT T
In honor of CHEVALIER DE KONTSKI, celebrating his 70th anniversary as nnmnmer.
given by the following eminent musical talent: Mrs. Kempton, Mra Modiui-Wnod, Mrs. Masnr.
Mrs. Dr. Owens, Mrs. .Sr-.hooley, Mrs. Larrabee: Mr. Modlni- Wood, Dr. SemUr, Messrs. Zincli,
Cornell, Blake, McQutllen, Hamilton, riuttl. Wm. Plntti, musical iltreitor.
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gotd>. Kulelgh wheels lroni up. Sundries o.Otifig out Lcluw cost. Call and sej tho
KOOds.
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Wines, Liquors and Qig-eirs
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The Herald
LOS ANGELES, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10. f«»5. TWELVE PAGES.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.
LOS ANQELES—The fire commission falls to
appoints chief; three chemical engines ac
cepted.
Captain Wolff,who clsims to be an aeronaut,
declared to he insane.
The council and the pawnbrokers; City Clerk
Luekenbach's report.
John Burr assumes to office of sheriff and is
presented with a gold badge.
The tramp question ; Santa Ana people or
ganize a committe j of safety, some opinions.
Thomas I* Young, sentenced to 100 days for
wife beating; he is wanted in San Luis Obispo
on a charge of swindling.
A gang of thieves who burglarized a store at
Tropico caught nt El Monte.
The procee lings a; the meeting of the
Science associat on.
Lieutenant Governor Millard's condition said
to be improved; his oath of office held to be
void.
A railroad man, Captain Powell of Indian
apolis, predicts the building of the railway to
Salt Lake.
County Treasurer Fleming reports the bal
ance of public moneys greater than last year.
The supervisors reject most of the demands
School Superintendent seaman.
Convict Sieudinun taken to san Quentin to
serve out his term; some facts about his crimi
nal career.
NEIGHBORING CITIES — Afro-Americans
organize at Riverside; high liquor license to
be prepared.
The Santa Ana electric light service; bank
dividends.
Pasadena citizens indorse the writ of In
junction against the So thern Pacific; the
Broadway franchise on its las. logs.
COnnERClAL-W. C. Peterson elected
president of thechamber of commerce.
J. O. Koepfli chosen president oi the Mer
chants' association,
i The San Joaquin valley railroad meeting tct
for January ]7th.
Orange exchange directors meet but do not
rah:e prices.
The Security Havings bank changes hands.
The Los Angeles Pipe Line company incorpo
rated.
General financial views.
WEATHER — Forecast for Southern Ca Her
nia: Probably fair weather, but somewhat
threatening on the southern t; cooier on
northern and central coast; fresh easterly
winds.
POINTERS FOR TOD AY-Jeffreys Lewis in \
La Belle Runse at tho Burbank theater.
Sadie Martinot in The P.ssportat the Los An
gelas theater.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES ~W. C, Baseonb,
while insane from drinking, shot alio.el clerk
at Phoenix and was himself mortally wounded.
A daughter of Chief Justice Fuller of the
United states supreme court will make her
debut as a professi nnl piamste in Chicago.
W. W. ftolwar, a student, prom scs to do vio
lence to the face of his tutor in a theological
colli g».
The fate of the Nicaragua canal bill at this
session will be determined on a motion to
table.
The grip is epidemic in New York Again; ex-
Goveroor Flower pud other distinguished peo
ple are afflicted.
The pope deplores the condition of affairs
between the church and state in Italy.
A special agent of the Paris police joined the
anarchists in London and on discovery was
nearly killed. -
Catherine Drexel, who Is to inherit $0,000,
000 took,final vows in a Philadelphia convent.
Gen r il Do Kegades, a famous soldier, died
at the Cl y of Mexico.
WASHINGTON—Carlisle's currency plan
I was ditched in the house.
The Indian appropriation bill is nearly ready
to be rei-oi ted.
I E .gland is nego iating for the lease of Keck
ar island, Hawaii, for a cable station,
j Tho postoflicc appropriation bill passed the
1 house.
Amendments to the diplomatic appropria
tlot) bill provides for two additional cojsu s in
Armenia.
SACRAMENTO—The senate confirmed all
the appointments made by Governor Mark
bam.
The harbor matter and county raiiroad bill
are i.ttrneting attention.
Senator Bulla is to be chairman of tho sen
ate judiciary committee.
MISCELLANEOUS—The body of an un
known man was found mu.dered near Eagle
harbo-*, Kitsap county.
W. W, Taylor, treasurer of South Dakota, is
a defaulter; all the state fund-, amounting to
! about $:t00,000, are missing,
j ramucl Mulllkeu, aged 00 years, committed
f suicide at Alvis, CaL
The Colorado lex ■'Mura has adopted r"*o
| Lntloni against the polic./ of the Union aud
Central Pacific roads.
I V. I'.. Gould was killed in a powder miil cx
| plosion near Auburn.
j Scarchirg parties have been unab'e to find
! any trace of tlie body of Barrett Hcott. tlie Ne
j braska defaulter, who is supposed to have been
I lynched,
P. G. McLaughlin, a Chicago board of trade
! speculator, dropped dead.
Pay Director Richard Washington of the
: navy is dead.
Burglars rifled a safe in the Merchant's Na
| tiunal bank at Defiance, 0., and secured about
92 -.000
Six-year-old Elmer Butter accid ntally shot
and killed Charles, his 10-year old brother at
Port Jilakeley, Wash.
SAN FRANCISCO—The grievance committee
of the Brothrrh.od of Locomotive Engineers
is in session.
PACIFIC COAST—The sale of the John
Brown colony lands commenced at Madera
yesterday.
Startling disclosures regarding tho actions
of a juror and the Appelman case are prom
itcd
! The residence of William Campbell at Grass
j Valley, burned; loss $10,000.
| =
Dropped Out of Sight.
PougJ-kebpsik, N. Y., Jan. 9—There
is much alarm at St. Stephen's college.
Annandalo, over the mysterious disap
pearance of Edna, a Japanese student,
who has been Attending that institution
for throe years. He was taken ill Sat
urday and bacame violent and delirioue,
relueiDK to allow physicians near him.
Ou Monday at midnight he escaped from
the rojin almost nude, daring a heavy
storm. Nothing has been 6een ol him
oiuce.
This is the season to eet the beat
values and attention in tine tailoring
from H. A. Gets, 112 W. Third street.
II yon require medicines or a preecrip
; tiou tilled nay hour of the night tale
j phono Off & Vaughn, and whatever is
: wanted will be delivered to any part of
I the city without additional charge.
Open till night. 'Phone 4G1.
Open all uiffht, Off & Vaughn's drag
store, comer Fourth and Spring streets.
Goods delivered at all noun of tae night.
Hollenbetik hotel caie and grill room.
I Eastern ami Oali'ornia oysters on shell.
' Ventura sweet potatoes at Althouaee.'
HOW THE NAMES
FOR SAN PEDRO
ARE ROLLING IN
Tv/o Thonsaiul Signatures on
the Memorial.
They Come From All Parts of
the Connty.
18 YOUR NAME THERE?
The Movomeut Commended by the
(Jitlz-ns of Los Au^eles.
Many U.clare Tholr Faith In thn Kmc.ay
of the Pntltluri ami Th.lr lil
dlcn.tlun at til. Many
Delay..
HnmhT of alsjnatae.s. Ja«, 8 h 853
AUdttlunal n.mnp, Jan. Dili 1 1 .Ml
Ti.ti.l to Dale XOlli
How thay poured in vosterde.y—the
algnaturea to The Hkrai d's memorial to
I congress fo- 'mmediate action on the
appropriation bill for a haibor ut San
Pedro!
They cair-e in singles. Pcoolej pun'inir
' UE3IORIAL TO CONGRESS CROtSd IMMEDIATE ACTION FOR THE ,
I CONSTRUCTION Of A IIARROR aT SAN I'EIjRU. ;r>
I LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, i
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To the. Congress ot Ihr United State*: f;
Thu tii! dura un ml uilizsus o! Urn Unit»d Slotei, rnpi.lins in Southern California
•nd mljacont terrltc-ioa, would ro'Dsctfit'ly reprflieut:
<|) I. That a doep ««« hnrbor on ths cna-: oi hvi Augtlel cannty I* • luatrnr 61 »
$ orient ufcnasitv, not only for ttio coiumerciii dt»(l« of thia ••utiOU, but »Utl frg
(») tho ii'hs of ths nutionul Kovvrntnont.
£> 11. Tiut three boarda of KOTernment eouinpnra havo BXaminsi ih» different »;
harbor aitei BiiKneßtßil, anil lihtb in each cneo unanini in.lv decided in Invnr ,f B»'J
I'edro rh the beat location, thoir rnaaoni for »ulec'ini< ir. bain ; In Mcli «••••••
2j iortil nt Utlßtb tn their reporte lo tha #«r depsi tmenl, whloh repjrta hu.-t- been
jg laid before your honorablo body. Jjj
Iff, I'he only oppaattion to S*n Pedro emonatoa from 00111 IP. Huntioiton, tha] jjj
X, president ol the Sonthtrn Pacific B»l|ra«d B.impMT, who (or hia own (alSih «nc|j (i»
® desires the (-election of Santa Monica, where hia corporation haa a mofiODoly oi
(•) the water front, and where competition by other rellroavda ia an ImpoeaibllilT. [?>
(i, IV, In view o! theae facto and con litioua, we earneatly your honorable i«)
'k body to take immeiliate action and make anch appropriation aa will ena-.lu wr.rk
(i) on the proposed deep new harbor at tbe preaent Bastiion of congresu. 5
$ In support ot our petition we would evil your attention to tiie reports of tha
© povernmam exuarta authorized by your lionorflble body at v.irio,n perioda .io-in ;
* the peat three yeare lo aeleet a h)o*tion for » deep aea harbor on the o»»«t
of Lob Angelea county; to tbe iiemoriala of the state leiiialatare unjinn the con- m
strnciion of a harbor at San Pedro; to the action of Trauamissimippi OongreM of g
(ii 1893-4; to nameroaa petitions of the chamber o! commerce of the city of L) lAn
(telea, reaolnlions of city councils, boards of euperviaore and commercial organina
p tionu of Southern Oallfornte ; to petitions of tb* oitiesps and commercial bodies of l\
( S every principal city and town oi Ariz-ma, Utah nnd New Mexico, all au'nr sp
■s propriation for the construction of a deep sou harbor at San Pedro; and to tha
w reiolutione embodied in the platforms of the county cjnvantions of all political
S parties of Loa Anijoleß, favoring the proposed harbor.
The underoi|<ned rospecffnllv eubmit that there can be no valid objection nor ft
feasible oppoeilion to Ihe proposed harbor, aud that the urgency ot the uiaasnre
S at thia time ib in the nature of au emergency.
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by the office bethought themaelvea to
step inside and put their name on the
great roll of honor—and did uot forget
to take a few copies of the memorial
with them for the signatures of tbeir
neighbors.
They oame in dozens. From Pomona,
from Pasadena, from Long Bench, and
from other points, came in by the mails,
small lists of names to be added to tbe
great roll. And » number of single pe
titionn came in from different parta of
tho city.
They came in hundreds. One good
citizen bronght in a single petition with
just 500 names on it, Tbll was A. Mel
sted, ttio restaurßteur. This monster
petition—it was 111 yards long—was the
work of a eitigla day. Mr. Meisted
placed the blank petition on the counter
at his oaie, 116 West Second atreet, yes
terday morning. Then the woik begun.
Scarcely a man who partook of Mr.
Melsted's fare yesterday—unleaa a non
resident of the county—hesitated an in
stant about pnttine his name on the list.
This ia one of the mort valuable lista
that haa yet come in. It contains the
names of many down-town business
men, atorekeepera anil merchants, be
tides a goodly number of mechanics
and artisana.
"I found that a good many of my rtg«
ular patrona had already eigned the
memorial," said Mr. Me> ■• .'. "and
thia tact kept me out of no: a few addi
tional BiKoaturee,"
Mr. MelatHw. ia going to keep up tho
Kood work. If you co to hia excellent
cafe ior a luucheon or a meal, aud you
have not already signed thu «.■>,: roll,
don't forget you can sign it at Mr. Mel
ated'a counter.
They ate coming in by the yard—
that's the truth of the Blatter. John F.
Francis brought in a few yards last even
ing. There were 337 good, plainly writ,
ten namea upon it.
Come in and inspect them. That ia
your privilege and everybody'a privilege.
Thb Herald's Congreaaioual Sau I'edro
Memorial ia open to pablio inspection at
all times The rolls are on the counter
in Tun Hkrai.d husiuoES office, 228-5 Sec
ond etreot.
Come in and add the weight of your
name end look over tha huge roii.
You'll find en it thn names of the
richeat ai.d poorest citizens in Los
gelwa county. It w.-n't cost yon a cent
to look and sign, Bnd your name—thougn
it's only one name —will i:o toward gain
ing a doep sen haibor for Lis Angelas,
toward the achievement of commercinl
anpremncy for Lot Angeles, toward the
building up in Southern California ot a
groat commercial metropolis.
Doesn't the cause appeal to yon? It
doee to thousanda ot your feilow citizena.
It has appealed to 200U of I hem alrsudy
in liltie more then two daye, and it will
appeal to 20,000 of them intide of two
weak*. Yen; H apptall to you, tco —
and to everybody.
"I*. it popular?" aaid Mr. Francis,
when be brought in hie yards ol names
last evoning. "Why, popular isn't a
Btrong enough name for it. It takea
like wildfire —this Herald congression
al San Pedro harbor memorial.
"It isn't only Ihe grave and learned
jurist, tha wealthy banker and tha pros
perous merchant who are eager to sign
for ths San Pedro harbor, hut I find the
workingmen also thoroughly undeietand
the situation and are awake to the
necessity of haviDg a government har
bor in Southern California whose water
Iront will not bo controlled by a monop
oly. 1 find the workingmen anxioua to
sign. You will find many such names
on my lißt.
"In ail. I found just six men who de
clined to sign tha pe'.ition. One oi these
waa a relative of Senator Jonea. Another
waa v baclier, who avid he favored Santa
Monica because San I'odio waa 40 mileß
away. Ot coarae, thera isn't much use
in arguing the point.with a man who
knows no ai-re about the-geograpny v!
hia country thin thia banker.
"At one of the big wholesale dry
gooda housas 30 names were added to
my lißt tod.iv. *iitn«d, from
the proprietjw and d'pariaasait heads
down to the ,• ckcro in the , roent,
"My expqrHiK>ce is tbat ftury 80 per
cent of thoie wbi eign etoD to >ay that
they are anxiona to have no San Fran*
Cisco sanation in »ir«—no harbor
whoso ffOAlagS is con jtied v one rail
road. And one-half of th * signers can
not let the opportunity go by to ezpreoa
their indignation at tho delays that Oc
topus HonttngtOO has heen nble to cause
in the work ot ruildiug a deep-aea har
bor at Kan Pedro."
A nood man* similar interviews miuht
be quoted. Scarcely a man Hiops to pnt
bienanieon tha San Pedro roll hit.
stops to make Some eneon rutins? reraarK
or Borne rem'-rk denouucinn the craft
or selliahnesi of tho3B who have kept
Loa Angeles' natural growth back ail
these years.
And why not? The history of San
Pedro—ita SOBgreaStOOOl history—ls »
lastiug th me ti the whole nation.
Three different boards of expert mutin
eers sent out byspeoial »ctof connres-i t'>
examine into tho relativ* merits of Sea
Pedro and Santa Monie* have reported
in favor of the former end emphatically
airainst the laitor.
Three different timea conuresa haß
been on the point of passing tiie needed
appropriations, end yet the work is un
done. Bonthern California is still with
out a deep ate harbor.
And only the wonderful craft and
aellisiiuoas of one wicked old mailt tan ds
in tha way oi its attainment. What
manner of pontile—of pigmies — nmat
the men of Southern Oslllornia be if
lliey permit th.ts r-injle obstacle to balk
them—to rob them of an empire !
"I will accomplish ell—if ut
tered with faith 'hat is U»'in« "I
can" muet be .he slogan, ('cilia P.
Huntington ha* accomplished wonders
of iniquity by tbe practice of this simple
motto, if not by its expression. He haa
etolen millions and enslaved thousands
by the practice of a wonderful determine
ation.
Tbe same spirit of determination
evinced by a whole people in a righteons
canae can bring Huntington to hia
kneea.
Sign the memorial and save Southern
California. Roll In the names and show
the federal powers tbe will of the people.
Force tbe committee to immediate
action, if such action be only a minority
report in favor of Santa Monica. This
would "shako the sawdust" out of
Huntington's shameful frauds, at all
events, and be a lasting benefit to San
Pedro.
Hemembei tbat time is the thing now.
The work most be done quickly—in
time to reach the present congress and
be ooneidered by it before another con
gress comes into existence.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
CAUGHT SPYING
BY A BAND OF
ANARCHISTS.
Desperate Chances Taken by
a Detective.
Tlir> Treachery Dismwrvtl and
Dertfll Was Ni^li.
A VICHY NEItVY rTi!SN«NI3M|
Secrets of the Aua«eiii-itte Ciiiurpir**
tors Ob aiueil
I'll. G.pl-nr.d fpy B.rflv B->.mn, a»d f
Attn- X (mic IVari.-rt, l»rivnn
ITrotn London l.tHl.r
J'li rMHU.
Special to Thi; tttSRALtt,
London, Jin. tf —An eictraordiearf
affair ban fluttered the anarchist ilotb—.
cote in tin* city am! caused a sensation
iv police circles on both sldea of tho
ohanua)
A )oung man earned Eugena oame
from Pari" last Align i aud innda hie
home in the anarchist qnarter. Ha
appeared lo be dssliinta. The anerch
ilo fed cud clothed him and uleo found
him employment. Gradually they ad
mitted him to their confidence. He
professed their doctrines and often took
part in their socret councils. By tbo
end of November he had attended sev
eral of their secret meetings.
FOI'ND OUT.
It was then noticed that tbe Paris
police wore getting an unnaual amount
of information as to tha anarchists' pro
ceeding in London. Early in Decemb
er th» nnarchiat leadsrs began to sus
pect Eugene. They were not aura, how
ever, until nn important document ad
dressed to Eugene by (Jomrnieaary An
dre of the third brigade of the Paris
police, wan delivered by mistake to an
English anarchist.
Tweniy.-lour hours later a special
meeting was called and Eugene, as
usual, wivs invited to he present. The
moment he eniered the door lie was
i:e zed and. bound. He waa kicked,
cuffed, epit upon and with a revolver at
hie head and several knives nt his
hraaat, waa ordered to confess within 10
minutes. He acknowledged that he wusj
a truaied police agojit, known ai Ootin,
Covilier an<l Cottame. A bundle of
police documeuta ware fuuuU in a secret
pui »et.
DEATH NitAK.
One of theui was a letter from the
Pariß preiecturo, instructing lum to
watch aud report in foil tbn doings of a
man who ia about io aiait mini Ihtppe
for Loudon. ■ heu he hud answoted ull
questions tho anarchists cired to ask,
Ins captors propoaed thai lie Do killed.
finally, however, he »as fc*Uked into
tha street, with a warning mat he noold
HO killed if l o did not leave Loudon at
i nee. lie started tit ui.ee lor I'ifis.
London vuarcniste will send portrait!
to Paris for distribution among tna t;n
archieia cf the principal Cit OS,
IX ne ie m>n i.
I».1 I ><c ill -a ■ 1*5,.|,1« .tuokol by Grip
iv .s.-tv V rh.
Ni» York. Jan. 0. — the grip is in
New York again, suil lor trie came old
cause—bad weather and ttlthy aiaote.
The hospitala are lull of patients, the
doctors have it aa wall as everybody
elee.
Ex-Governor Flower is confined to hil
bed with it. Ex President H. fcsaldivar
of Salvador, his son. hia aec.raiary, valet
and two aervauta are with nim, and
liiahop Potior ib aaotner victim. H. O.
Havemuyer and Fanny Davenport are
also on the list.
OUK StSTBR REI'UBLIO.
D.ath ur a Soldlvr—Uexteo aad Guate
mala.
Special to The Herald.
City of Mlxico, Jan. 9.—Gen. Nicolas
do Rsgades, the celebrated soldier, died,
here today. Despit9 Guatemala's pa
cific protestations, Mexico dispatched
more troops to the frontier today. The
Mexican government ia well pleased
with Secretary Greabam'a opinion that
Gnatemala should respect the treaty of
1882.
TBS LAST ON B.
D.ath mt a Yet«r,m mt the Seminole
War.
Special to The Herald.
Hammond, Ind., Jan. 9. — Daniel
Stamp, aged 78 years, died this morning
at his home in this city. He was a vet
eran of the Seminole and civil wars and
the last member of the little band tbat
fought tbe Indians in the swamps of
Florida in the early 40s. He and a com
rade were left alone of a company of 500
men to tall of the massacre.
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