anaheim-gazette 1887-11-24

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Knuch, Charles Knuch, London and Prairie. THURSDAY ... NOVEMBER 20, 1837 TO OUR PATROXE. With this issue our first month of newspaper proprietorship is ended. We cannot but feel flattered at the generous support received us. Our most anguine expectations have been more than fulfilled. The publishers of the Gazertz ought to feel astounded if they do not. Everything so far has been quite serious. With the advent of the new management, however, a new system of carrying on business will be inaugurated. Advertising bills will be collected monthly. This rule we will hold indefinitely. A ready response will materially aid us in containing a first-class newspaper. It is hoped to keep the Gazertz among the country weekly publications in the rate. With that end in view a prudent element of all kinds will be necessary. In the next person living away from London, and with whom we have had the years of acquaintance, we have been enough to send in their names and salaries, for getting to a company there with the necessary means to our profit are made. With this paper experts are to be at work and workmanlike. We do not intend individuals who have no paper experience to take part in the army way into occupied the Dunes of Wales being its native promoters. But the question remains whether such a thing was against those chances America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promised local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at once presented her surface car Carmela, mounting her house Chicago. When the train arrives smashed Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning during the past week over. If the lamp-lighter cannot be the business, let another be secured the duty of the Town Trustees these things. With money in the city it would seem that an insignificant expense would not be allowed to the town in total darkness. Light thence. Bartlett yachlamen don't like conditions of racing for the Americas and have with drawn their challenge year. Perhaps they would like it better as the America did—come over to the foot. In yachting the chance should be much better than on the bank it was against those chances America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promoted local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at once presented her surface car Carmela, mounting her house Chicago. When the train arrives smashed Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning during the past week over. If the lamp-lighter cannot be the business, let another be secured the duty of the Town Trustees these things. With money in the city it would seem that an insignificant expense would not be allowed to the town in total darkness. Light thence. Bartlett yachlamen don't like conditions of racing for the Americas and have with drawn their challenge year. Perhaps they would like it better as the America did—come over to the foot. In yachting the chance should be much better than on the bank it was against those chances. America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promoted local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at once presented her surface car Carmela, mounting her house Chicago. When the train arrives smashed Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning during the past week over. If the lamp-lighter cannot be the business, let another be secured the duty of the Town Trustees these things. With money in the city it would seem that an insignificant expense would not be allowed to the town in total darkness. Light thence. Bartlett yachlmen don't like conditions of racing for the Americas and have with drawn their challenge year. Perhaps they would like it better as the America did—come over to the foot. In yachting the chance should be much better than on the bank it was against those chances. America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promoted local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at once presented her surface car Carmela, mounting her house Chicago. When the train arrives smashed Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning during the past week over. If the lamp-lighter cannot be the business, let another be secured the duty of the Town Trustees these things. With money in the city it would seem that an insignificant expense would not be allowed to the town in total darkness. Light thence. Bartlett yachlmen don't like conditions of racing for the Americas and have with drawn their challenge year. Perhaps they would like it better as the America did—come over to the foot. In yachting the chance should be much better than on the bank it was against those chances. America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promoted local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at even promised Kensington embarked Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning during the past week over. If the lamp-lighter cannot be the business, let another be secured the duty of the Town Trustees these things. With money in the city it would seem that an insignificant expense would not be allowed to the town in total darkness. Light thence. Bartlett yachlmen doesn't like conditions of racing for the Americas and have with drawn their challenge year. Perhaps they would like it better as the America did—come over to the foot. In yachting the chance should be much better than on the bank it was against those chances. America won. The offer of $10,000 by a Chicago merchant manager for a year's loan shall alter Luna's remains for the purpose of greatly reflecting the moral tastes of the Wicked City. Officer named a temporary, the same Luna makes this following last stop against that cataclysmian advertisement. There are quite a number of houses in this city whose advertisements may after our columns. These give nothing against the paper, but think that advertising does no good because educated up to the printer's ink. They do not seem sure that people abroad are scanning working columns every day to a linen business are represented in it and they fail to find their particular advertised they will drop in and be healthy opposition to the non-legal community should be promoted local paper and arrive by every other power to assist in making it a success in the town. In order to make that he would start for home immense Mrs. Cohen at even promised Kensington embarked Sydney, Meb., the department had been prostrated for several days again stricken with paralysis, forcing he died. The juvenile editor of the Shire Diade amuses himself these days away at Apamea. Wonder if this want some more Anaheim coin ever there? We notice that the street lamp has been burning duringthe past week over.Ifthe lamp-lighter cannotbethebusinessletanotherbesecuredthedutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetowninttotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.PerhapstheywouldlikethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedtothetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.Perhapstheywould likethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedto-thetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericasandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.Perhapstheywould likethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrusteesthesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedto-thetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericsandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.Perhapstheywould likethebetweenthebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyoftheTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedto-thetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfortheAmericsandhavewithdrawnthechallengeyear.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEdutyof.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedto-thetownintotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracingfor.theAmericsandhavewithdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnotbeallowedto.thetown.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditionsofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpensewouldnot.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificantexpense.will.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthataninsignificant.expenses.will.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthat aninsignificant.expenses.will.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwouldseemthat aninsignificant.expenses.will.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwould secemethical.expenses.will.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould likethebetween.thebusinessletanotherbeSECURETHEduty.of.theTownTrustees,thesethings.Withmoneyinthercityitwill.not.beAllowed.to.the.town.intotaldarkness.Lightthence.Bartlettyachlmendon'tliketheconditions.ofracing.for.theAmericsandhave.withdrawn.thechallenge.year.Perhapstheywould 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NOT only is these nothing strange in a case of business sense, settling right here in realat, but it would event that our salaries are such that we should of a part foregnt an interesting settlement can all tend to merge the general offers which he counter here about. We have the finest and most State Our only born is better than the last city infinitely to the north and east of Anglesia. It produces in crops and vegetables than any other season. With abundant supply of water which we perch there is absolutely no inconvenience on the country about Anahona, old lands near Southern California. We are fond from the north west which is disliked recently, and sometimes on the country immediately to the north and east of nagging protected by a range of mountains. Four drains to go can be misapposed being in itself so vital preventive to the leading of invasions. The price for land in our valley I was not any other point, the figures about truly prove. It then, intending settlers, once they became acquainted with the magnificent advantage our section, determine to become real residents, would it not be well to look at the cause of our lack of vigorous growth in the opinion of everybody with whom we writer has conversed that Anahona has been improperly advertised or advertised at all. We must remedy this. ALENTINE BAKER PANHA RIS MELVIL CAMERON "The death of Colonel Valentine Baker will call one incident in his wonderful and resilient career, the old scandal connecting a name with that of Miss Dickinson, and expulsion from the British army in 1875. Colonel Baker, or Baker Pasha, as he was literally called, was during his connection with the British service regarded as one of the ghostlight graveyards in the army. The secret motive of these strangers is to gain power and control over the wrapping." Los Angeles has a "right smart" institution which is known as the "Illini station." At their meetings programs of literary and musical arts are randeried, and a general good spent. The association ought to large number of members, judging unique invitation from its presides welcomes "all persons who were born in Illinois; all who were not born in Illinois; all who lived there; all who do not where they were born; all who had been born in Illinois; all who rail from points east of Illinois; in the Nebraska State not less than minutes for refreshments; all who friends, enemies or creditors in Illinois who once lived in Illinois, but remain Canada; and all who were born any who came from anywhere, who have anywhere, who have been anywhere, are going anywhere." The Ernestine's latest move is the off-grid wires in its new building meeting the office with the outside private wire. The Armoner is tr "Monarch of the Dullies." We daily read with pleasure the dietering notice about ourselves newspapers, which our modesty bids to republish in our columns. But trees are appreciated, all the same when we point as many pages as the lands of Zion and we shall have more to print more good news about Anahona boom, etc., and possibly something what the papers say of us, and we shall quit the business, either, until in typographically as neat as Bro. valuable twenty-page newspaper. A MENAGRIE BURNED Trinity Nephantam & Lion Run Hampant. "Enterpour (Conn.), November 20th main building of Barnum & Bailey's Great Show on Earth" was destroyed this evening. The alarm was sounded in less than thirty minutes the battle which was 600 by 200 feet and two miles long was entirely consumed. A man discovered the fire while making rounds and started to give an alarm. ALENTINE: BAKER PANHA HIS EVERYFUL CAREER. The death of Colonel Valentine Baker will call one incident in his wonderful and resilient career, the old scandal connecting a name with that of Miss Dickenson, and a expulsion from the British army in 1875. Colonel Baker, or Baker Patha, as he was correctly called, was during his connection with the British service regarded as one of the most slight casualties in the army. He more recently as one who would assuely win a general's rank and distinction in the event of a war between England and any other neighbours. He was in addition a strikingly handsome man and a great favorite with the fair sea. Miss Dickenson was a blonde of the most pronounced type, and a lady of rare beauty, both of features and figure. As the London season was at its height society, of which the Colonel was a compulsive member, was thrown into a ferment at the news of the unfortunate affair, and many there were who took up their culgols in his defense and sharply criticized Miss Dickenson for traveling alone and unprotected, the ladies being his special advocates. Baker astronomically denied the truth of the scandal, but he was in due time tried and convicted, rined £500 and sentenced to one year's imprisonment in Maidstone Jail. After his conviction and sentence everyone seemed willing to help the man, who was going down hill, by bestowing upon him an accelerating kick. He was cashiered from the army, expelled from all clubs, and even the Queen, who seemed determined to disgrace him as far as possible, made a small heroine of Miss Dickenson by inviting her to Buckingham Palace and bestowing unusual attentions upon her. But although Baker never said a word against Miss Dickenson, she failed to materialize as a social success, society people refusing to admit her within the sacred precincts of their fold. It was even whispered that the Colonel's advances had been justified by the encouragement he received. The Prince of Wales stood by his Lieutenant-Colonel throughout the trial and bals him good-bye as he entered his cell door to commence his term of imprisonment. At the expiration of his sentence Baker turned his back upon "perilous Alliion" coverer, like that illustrious singer who The death of A. A. Cohen, the well-known San Francisco attorney, last week, caused much surprise and regret among his friends throughout the State. The deceased has always been regarded as a strong man, and although about two years ago he suffered from a slight stroke of paralysis, it was not thought that his end was so near. Mr. Cohen went East about two months ago to represent the Central Pacific Railroad Company before the Uaitel Stats Pacific Railroad Commission. From New York he went to Washington, where he has since remained. Some days ago he wrote to his wife, complaining of ill health, and saying In an editorial entitled "Printers Strike," the following sentences occur in the San Diego News: The secret involves of these straits is to power and control over the employments to revive the old time and capital rule for the employees to pay others, and establish the rule that employees shall be treated by those employed. This section of the printers is ever to be effected, then the present employers will in order better their condition, change places with their employees." We are surprised to read this bit of nonense in our excellent contemporary. The probability is that the editor of the Sun, being unacquainted with the true state of affairs in third-class newspaper officers, has allowed himself to be misinformed by one of the scurvy gangs of "ratts" that now infest the city of bay and alimac. No man in his senses would write such a radical piece of flesh, except to describe Vassons renegades, in the main—outcents through incompetence, trevury, small animity, drunkness, felony and shame—compose the fry who keep up the yalp against the glorious old Typographical Union. We hope that our excellent contemporary, who has so evidently been impeded upon, will see to it that he informs himself as to the true state of affairs before allowing himself further to be made use of for the bailout of as scurvy a lot of tramps as ever infested as thirst. A large fleet of remails caught Milwaukee on Sunday from a gale regime. Many of the vannots lost their deck lands where partly disabled, and saven had a row烹事 from foundering. The crews ferred greatly from the cold. As far known, there are no wreaks, but it is held that a small fishing snack has gone to bottoms with three or three men. "From also entertained that the snatch bargain met with a diameter of Death's Dune. Adrians concerning this summer City of lath, overdue at Ashland, have been eviced. The Cabinet held a meeting on Thursday. All the members were present. The President's message to Congress and the federal legislations were the principal topics discussed. THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1854. A STEAMER SUNK. One Hundred and Forty Persons Drowned. The Steamer Sebelten Run into the "Home Water" on a Minute Pause in the English Channel. Minutes of running. A Murray Capstan. Lennon, November 21—The Dutch steamer W. A. Sebelten, Captain Test, which left Rotterdam yesterday for New York, was much on the perthhead by collision in a dense fog with the steamer Rum Mary of Hartlepool, at 11 o'clock last night, ten miles off Dover. The Sebelten carried a complement of 230 passengers and over. The steamer Ebro of Sunderland rescued ninety of the crew and passengers and landed them at the Sailors' Home at Dover. One hundred and forty of the passengers are missing. Five passengers and a child of the party brought to Dover were found dead from exposure. It is hoped that passing vessels have rescued the missing ones. The W. A. Sebelten's mate is visible from the Dover pier. Boats have left Dover bound in all directions, for the purpose of saving life and property if possible. The Ross Mary is anchored off Ramgate with her bow stove in. Immediately after the shock was felt the Sebelten's passengers, all of whom had retired for the night, reshelled on deck in their nightgowns. Boats were promptly ordered lowered, but it was found that only two were available; three others were useless and were not boarded. The water rushed swiftly through the hole in the bow, and a terrible scene ensued. The pano-stricken passengers uttered piercing shrieks, and many tell upon their mothers, who themselves were shrieking with terror. The officers were cool and still possessed, and remained on the bridges to the last. Several persons procured lifebelts and leaped into the sea. Within 20 minutes of the shock the Sebelten was engulfed. All those who put on life-belts floated, and were rescued by boats from the steamer Ebro, which cruised around until 4 o'clock in the morning. Many of the rescue boat wives, husbands, brothers and sisters. The survivors were supplied with clothes, and everything possible was done to insure their comfort. According to the latest statements, there were 210 persons on board the Sebelten, leaving 132 drowned and missing. The first News in Brief. In Magpies Regina in community II at Antwerp. Two hundreds of squared Thanksgiving days made eligible for Maryville during the month. Two thousand sailors on the Isle of Lochs have commenced a competition against the examination of deer in the forest. They chose that 6,000 sardines are shaving, which they might be having now given up to death, and that is adopting their annual customs are advised by their councillor. The American ship K. P. Buryer, Coutain-Dummer from San Francisco, June 11th, for Queensboro, was made by a milliner with the British summer Palmer at Pelham. This morning, the crew was moved, she had a surge of wheat valued at $114,100 and was drained by William Durandhill. The vessel was worth $933,000. The loan on the cargo is fully current by insurance. Departures of fountains and prizes from some from all directions and give accounts of amenable destruction of property. The hostile lands at Ockw and the Big Muddy river in Minneapolis are ablaze. In northwestern Mammarii and in Arkansas, among the Green Mountain Railroad and the Minnesota river the swamps and lowlands have been burned out and the whole country is filled with smoke. As for west as Hot Springs the fires have devastated farms and burned residences and outbuildings. From the Indian Territory comes reports that thousands of tons of hay, great quantities of farming implements and a large number of cattle have been burned. It is reported that M. Robot, member of the Chamber of Deputies for the Department of Pas de Calais, will form a new Cabinet, among the members of which will be Gobbin and Devens. The Journal Des Debats advances the awaiting of the result of President Grevy's efforts to form a Cabinet, but says it is impossible not to see the gravity presented by the prolonged uncertainty, which offers a chance for the creation of a dictatorship or the outbreak of disorder. John H. Bagua colored, convicted of a felonious assault on Mrs. Teakila, an aged white woman, Friday last, was taken from jail at Frederick, Mo., at 10:30 a.m. yesterday and hanged to a tree about a quarter of a mile from the prison. Bigus declared his innocence and said another man was the perpetrator of the assault. The Sheriff denied admission to the masked lynchers who tazed down the doors and took the victim from the call. When the place was reached, Bigus asked to be permitted to pray, which was granted him. After he was drawn up to the limb of the tree three pistol shots were fired into his body. NEW ADVENTURES. TELEPHONE NEW ADVERTISING. TELEPHONE CIGAR STORE. The only House in Town Dealing Exclusively in CIGARS. TOBACCOS AND SMOKERS' GOODS. New Stock. Finest Brands. BEST 5-CENT CIGAR. Proven by trying it. FRESH OYSTERS. JOHN L. SCHUMACHER. Soda-Water - Manufacturer. Express and Baggage COMPANY. All others promptly attended to. Also Fine 'Bus for Pionios, Excuseads, Eto. OFFICE. Telephone Cigar Store. Opp, P. O. - Anaheim, Cal. A. S. PIGOTT, Prop'r IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the master of the Estate of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF, dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order of Sale of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff, the exexecutrix of the estate of Diedrick Stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, that all persons in the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, Judge of the said Court, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, having filed her petition herefor an order of sale of a portion of real estate, for the purposes herein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Honorable W. P. Ciner, having filed her petition herefor an orderof saleofa portionofrealestate, forthepurposeinhereforanorderofsaleofaportionofrealestate, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the master of the Estate of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF, dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order of Sale of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff, the exexecutrix of the estate of diedrick stroth Hoff, deposed, having filed her petition herefor an orderof saleofa portionofrealestate, forthepurposeinhereforanorderofsaleofaportionofrealestate, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the master of the Estate of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF, dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order of Sale of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff, the exexecutrix of the estateOf diedrick stroth Hoff ,deposed,having filed her petition herefor an orderof saleofa portionofrealestate, forthepurposeinhereforanorderofsaleofaportionofrealestate, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES，STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the master Of The Estate Of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF ,dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order Of Sale Of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff ,the exexecutrix Of The Estate Of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF ,dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order Of Sale Of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff ,the exexecutrix Of The Estate Of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF ,dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order Of Sale Of Real Estate should not be made. Jonna Stroth Hoff ,the exexecutrix Of The Estate Of DIEDRICH STROTHHOFF ,dressed, Order to Shave Council why Order Of Sale Of Real Estate should not be made. 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IN THE SUPERIORCOURT OF THE COUNTY_OF_LOS_AN_GEES,_STATE_OF_CALIFORMAIN._ FOR_AMONG_THIS_LOOKING_HISTORY_TO_RECEIVE_POSTINGS_ON_AIRPORT_HALL,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET_UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY_OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_ AND_WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_ AND/WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION_WAS_ALLOWED_TO_STAY OUT_ AND/WATERLILLED,_THE_VESSEL_WAS_THEN_SET UP_BY_the_airport_staff._AND_EACH_TIMEOUT_AT_10_AUTOMATIC_DIALOG,_THE_OCCASION.Was ALLOWED TO STAY OUT AND WATERLILLED; 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Portland (Conn.), November 20.—The building of Barnum & Bailey's "Great Snow on Earth" was destroyed by fire spreading. The alarm was sounded, and after thirty minutes the building was 650 by 200 feet and two stories high, was entirely consumed. A watch discovered the fire while making his hand started to give an alarm, when a man person hit him on the head in a blunt instrument. No one dared attack it, being fearful of the caged elephants were burned up thirty-six broke from their fastenings through the sides of the barn structure, roaring and trumpeting in a manner. Six elephants and a large hippopotamus ranched into the streets stinging a sickening appearance. Then, were burned, and great piles of flesh a square fell. Thirty elephants and lion have started across the country Fairnall and Easton. Great acclimates sailed many residents, and they do not door and windows of their home. In the horse room were all the animals, trained horses, ponies, etc., were burned. In another room were monkeys, shinosera, hyena, tigers, and all the menagerie, which also fell to the Rames. A great many valentia and other property were also burned. The total loss is estimated at not $700,000, with but $100,000 in damage. One of the three elephants burned a "murred white elephant". A lion breached from the police at the time broke out was later found in a barn, it had killed and was deriving a He was shot. Large fleet of vessels sought abutter in Lake on Sunday from a gale raging on with an accompanying snowstorm, of the vans lost their deck lands and nearly disabled, and savens had a marrage from foundering. The crews suffered from the cold. As far as in there are no wrecks, but it is believed small fishing smack has gone to the with fire or thresh man. Furnaces are contained that the steam borne Christian with a disaster of Death's Door. No consuming the steamer City of Davenport at Ashland, have been rebuilt. Abint held a meeting on Tuesday, men here were present. The Punishment in Congress and the Fishermen were the principal topics for them. Sarah Gold, Stepney Robson and I kept together. We clung to each other and drifted toward the Ebro, finally reaching that vessel." ANOTHER DISASTER. The Steamer Telephone Burned to the Water's Edge. PORTLAND (Or.), November 20.—A dispatch from Astoria this evening furnished full particulars of the burning of the new and splendid stern-wheel steamer Telephone. The boat was on the way from Portland to Astoria, and had almost reached the latter price, when the discovery was made that she was on fire. Fortunately for the passengers, of whom over sixty were on board, the steamer was near the upper end of the town when the fire broke out. The flames were first seen on the lower deck, near the oil room. The fire spread with wonderful rapidity, owing to the fast movement of the boat. Captain Scott, finding the flames gaining very fast, suddenly turned the prow of the steamer toward the shore, and ran at full speed on the beach. The passengers acted with great coolness. In less than five minutes more every soul would have been driven from the boat. Every man, woman and child got ashore without injury, except one man, who is fatally injured. Only three minutes elapsed from the first discovery of the fire until the boat was burned. The Telephone made the best run ever accomplished between Portland and Astoria, and was considered one of the fastest stern-wheel boats in the world. The original cost of the steamer was $30,000. She is insured for $30,000. In less than thirty minutes from the launching the elegant steamer was burned to the water's edge. The steamers lost all their personal effects, etc. The Telephone was the opposition host to the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company's steamers. Seneca, A. Swalm was arrested in the San Francisco Police Court last week on a charge of grand harrow, preferred by R. H. McDonald Jr., who accused him of stealing his wife's jewelry. The brushes of Smalm, which are now held by a property clerk at the Old City Hall, were searched and a number of documents found, including the will of Chien Belle McDonald, in which she bequeathed all her property to her child to be managed and installed by Smalm, who requested that until the child attained the age of twenty-one. The will is dated August 1892. Besides the will there was also a dead third May, 1897, in which Mrs. McDonald discharged to Cushman her suitage in Rhode Island county, given her by her husband. Other documents were found which surmounted to Smith's large amount of personal property. Frank Burley was enlisted in eight years in State prison by Judge Sullivan in San Francisco on Monday. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF California. In the master of the Estate of DIEDRICH STEODTHOFF, dressed. Joanna Stoddard holdt he executrix of the estate of DIEDRICH STEODTHOFF, dressed. Harry Eel her petitioner in the estate official deceased, appear before the mid Superior Court on Monday, 20th day of January, 1898 at 10 o'clock in the foreground of mid Superior Court at his Herald Institution. In order to obtain any order should not be granted to the mid Superior Court to call much of real estate of the said document as private sale shall be necessary. And that a paper of this order be published at least four consecutive weeks in The Anaconda Gazette, published and published in Los Angeles county. Judge of the Superior Court. Date November 10, 1897. INCREASE OF STOCK. AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE San Felipe Land and Water Company, From six present capitalized Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars ($250,000) to One Million dollars ($114,000). Motion in thousands given to the stockholders of the San Felipe Land and Water Company that an estimate of day's activity during January 1898, and the office of the company for valuation upon mid month must be made. N.B. COLENAN, President, H.J. Fleishman, Secretary. Nov24-104 San Felipe Land and Water Company: Mining of Rail in the West. FALL GOODS RIMPAU Dry : Goods : Palace —Call Attention to their Company Store. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS FANCY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES Which : Are: Being : SOLD AT— LOWER : PRICES TRAN IN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN. Northam, Cahen & Nebelung, STORES—SW Cor. of Center and Los Angeles St., and Center street, next to Kroger's Hall. DEALERS IN Northam, Cahen & Nebelung, STORES—SW Cor. of Center and Los Angeles St., and Center street, next to Kroger's Hall. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FANCY GROCERIES, California Wines and Brandy and Imported Liquors and Cigars. AGRICULTURAL -- IMPLEMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. HEADQUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Large Sample Rooms in Connection. FASHION LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. Center Street. : : : ANAHEIM N. H. MITCHELL FASHION LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. Center Street. : : : ANAHEIM N. H. MITCHELL, PROPRIETOR. The finest turnouts in the county at reasonable rates. Parties desirous of handsome right and fine-class stepping roadmen will do well to give me a call. Fred Crist, MERCHANT TAIDOR, Anahiem Hotel Building. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. A. NICKELSBURG CO. ARE THE GREATEST Dry Goods and Chemical INTERIOR WORKS This page is part of a historical newspaper article discussing fashion, livery, and sale stables in Anaheim, California. It includes details about the location, center street address, proprietor Fred Crist, and offers for dry goods and chemical interiors. The document appears to be from November 11, 1877, based on the date stamp.