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EXECU TTONS.

HAVANA, Nov. 5.-The following dis
patch from General Burrel, commanding
of the Spanish troops at Santiago de
Cuba, to the Captain General, contains all
the information thus far received of the
shooting of the insursent leaders:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Nov. 4
10 HIS Erceilency the Capt General:
At 6 o'clock this morning were shot in
this city, for being traitors to their coun
try and for being insurgent chiefs, the
following persons styling themselves
Patriot Generals :" Bernade Varona
alas Bembeta, General of Division !;
Pedro Cespedes, Commanding General Of
Cicnlugos; Gen. Jesus Del Sol, and Bri
gadier General Washington Ryan. The
executions took place in the presence of
the enare corps of volunteers, the
force of regular infantry and sailors
from the fleet. An immense con
course of people also witnessed the act
The best of order prevailed. The uris
oners met their death with composure
CSisued] BuRRIEL
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THE MISSION OF THE VESSEL.

II 4hlcolp-N Oc ESSEL-
Admitting that the vessel was captured
on the high seas, sailing under the
American flag, with American papers aud
10 every respect, as to form, in compliance
with maritime usages, the character OF
her mission might after all determine the
question as to the legality of her seizure
The blockade runners were British yesses
and when captured in making undoubted
attempts TO enter ports blockaded by the
naval forces of the United States the
vessels were recognized as legal prizes
no action whatever was taken by the
government of Great Britain.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT
He called attention to the third section
of the act Of July 81, 1868, which defines
the course to be pursued by the President
1t says: "Whenevcr it shall be made
known to the President that any citizen
of the United States has been uniustly
deprived of his liberty, by or under the
authority of any foreign government, it
shall be the duty of the President forth
with to demand of that Government the
reasons for such imprson ment, and if it
appears to be wrongful and in violation
of the right of American citizenship, the
President shall forthwith demand the
release OF such citizens, and if the release
SO demanded is unreasonably delayed or
refused, it shall be the duty of the Presi
dent to use such means, not amounting to
acts OF war, as he may think necessary
aud proper to obtain or effectuate such
release and all the facts and proceedings
relative thereto shall, as soon as practica
BILE, be communicated by the President
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KEEP your eyes upon your hen-roosts.
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ANOTHER war.

ANOTHER war.
Brighten up your sleigh bells.
WHY not have fre-plugs?
Why not have skating rink
SNOW-SQUALLS are now in order
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A STANDING nuisance-corner-loafers.
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QUESTION OF WAR VESTED IN
CONGRESS.
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THE BRITISH CONSUL

F-a THE BRITISH CONSUL e 81
also made an Intellectual protest against
ths executions. 1t is reported that SIX
teen Of the victims were British subjects
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CUBA.
Details Of the Santiago Butchery'

ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH CONSULS.
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;. WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. l5.-The
following letter was received in this city
yesterday day by Generul George W
Cook, an intimate friend of General
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EFFECTS OF GENERAL RYAN.
An inventory was made to day Of the
effects Washington of the late General.
They include Cuban flag and sword IRE
sented him by the Cuban Junta in New
York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
FOR SALE-TO LET.
LAND FOR SALE.

r COATED ABOUT TWO MILES
IL south of the Los Nietos Depot.
4 splendid 60 ACRE LOT Is offered for 80
sale on the most liberal terms. The loca- =
tion is very desirable, and the land Is in good
condition.
Last year it produced crop of ll5 bushels OF
corn to the acre. Any one who may desire to
purchase land in this locality would do well
TO inspect this lot and examine this years
crop, which has not been gathered. The sole
reason for sacrificing this property is 70 meet
certain obligations Immediately. TERMS
one-half cash, and the balance in one or two
years. ....ALSo..... .
AnSO-ACRE TRACT, located on the line of
the railroad going east to Mud Springs, and
embraced in the San Jose Rancho. This is q
most desirable piece of land, Is in ffst-rate
M condition; under fence, and good water
N:l right; on which are growing 10000 grape
vines in a full bearing conditions; has large,
eommodious DWELLING-HOUSE; all to be
sold on easy terms. For particulars, apply to
p. C. TONNER, Spadra, or at
oel6-tf HERALD OFFICE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
"A on Sansevaine street, q short distance
east Of the depot The lot Is 200x100 feet, 'front.'
ing on two streets, with walnut, orange, Fig,
Almond and Apricot trees, all bearing fruit.
There Ia also water for family use from the
Water Companys pipes, and also ditches for
irrigating. Apply at La Esperanza store, lOs
Main street nol2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
FOR SALE.
WAN ED.

A PURCHASER FOR TWO VAL
"A UABLE LOTS OF LAND, 50yl20 feet
each, situated near the centre of the city,
which cost s325 last June, but will be sold for
s2j0, on account ofthe owner going to Arizo-
ma. Address CASH, p. o. box 64S. nOlStf
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gaa An9elrs Acmla.
LINES.
RrsrncrrrLLy DEplcArEG 70 AN.


RESPECTFULLY DEDICATEg 70 A..M.c.
------
Why have you left your Southern home.
In a far off sunny land; f0R lg
Why left your dear ones there to mourn,
10 cross the Sierras grand:
No homes more priced couhl dearcr be; e
My heart my loved oncsfill: Uste 3&NV
Yet tits His hand that leadeth me,
simply did His will.
go preach my gospel son. lie cried:
| ielt ah! woe is me, fff -
Less preach Jesus cruclfed
On rugged Calvary.
Pacific stretched her sunny slope,
And called a helping hand;
cried: o! God in Thee's my hope
And fastened to her strand.
He gave me life, He gave me truth,
And many friends who vie
With each, to gladden. all my youth
He'll crown me when die.
And when dark shades come o'cr my soul,
And cares press hard on me,
hear voice beyond the goal
Say "Lo, l am with thee
We welcome you with heart and hand.
Brave soldier of the cross;
And pray that we all storm may stand
And never suffer loss. If###Hh =
When thy life is ended,
And thy duty's DER:
Thy faith and sight be blended
ON the eternal shore.
May all for whom you've labored
In the garden of the Lord. - VIZ
he with you highly favored
Crowned saints and sons of God
HM gt4A ~ HaaA4 IA - -da,tcus.
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FOR SALE.

90 ACRES ON THE SAN ANTO-
- Anio Ranch and the San Gabriel River.
IL is eight miles from the city and two from
Los Nietos depot, and q depot is within one
half a mile. The tract Is all arabic and has
more timber than the place can consume.
The water right is excellent and the buildings
and improvements good. Refer to A. q.
GHAUVIN. Los Angeles. nOl-lmd-2mw
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For SaIe!-

y CITY LOTS, FIVE MINUTES
~~I walk from the courthouse, each 73x250
feet, with bearing orange and lemon trees, and
ditch running through il. Must be seen TO be
appreciated. Inquire of Il. GREENBAUM.
ut The White House. r,-l novitf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30
For Sale!

400 ACRES IMPROVED AND
IOO unimprovcd lands of the finest
quality miles from the courthouse. Cheap
for cash and no commissions to pay. Apply
10 J. q. A. STANLEY, y Temple Block, up
stairs Oc2ptf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-30

OUR NEW IMPROVED MACHINE
Stands without a rival, and should find its
way into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state OF perfection Of the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and Its sales are constants
Embarrassing throughout the world.
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Belknap's services will not be desired
BY the President in the War Depart
meut after March 4th. 1t is limited
that Belknap having taken no part
in the campaign has no claim on the
Administration, and the President
will give the War Department to
some New York man as reward for
carrying that State. This is not
probable, as it was always supposed
that the successor of either Fish or
Boutwell, would come from New
York, and that the politicians from
the Empire State will hardly be sat
isfied with representation in the
War Department.
PATTERSON. n. j., Dec. 81.
Yesterday, about 4 P. NJ, fearful
accident occurred to ex-Assemblyman
Charles Hemingway. of this place.
He was in a sleigh, crossing the rail-
road at Market street, when the
horses became affrighted at the train,
and turning suddenly threw him out
upon the track, the wheels OF the
train passing over his legs and cut
ting both of them nearly off. He
was taken home, and late last night
it was thought he would survive.
New YORK, december 81.
The snow storm continued till a
late hour this morning, when 1t
changed to hail, which combined
with rain still continues to fall. The
weather is very moderate this morn
ing, and the sky is overcast with
clouds. indicating a continuation OF
the storm. Travel is seriously I'M
peded. The snow thai has already
fallen, combined with rain and hail
now descending, viii seriously IN
convenience all outdoor business.
From present appearances the o!d
custom of making friendly calls ON
New Year will tomorrow be a dis
agreeable pastime.
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THE LATEST TElEeRAMs

Fire Matters i'm New TOrk-Fearful
Acknowledgement Cabinet Char
REORGANIZATION Of bad weather
East-Lates from Europe of
interpretations in SIAN Francisco
con to Honolulu''-Arrival Of Budd
Doble I'm San Francisco.
A committee from tie New. York
Board of Fire Underwriters has been
appointed to confer(with the munich
pal and State authorities on the sub
ject of procuring an inexhaustible
supply of water for extinguishing
tires. It is thought rain water can
be introduced into the lower part Of
the city for that purpose.
A special dispatch from Washing
ton to the Tribune says that among
the rumo9s originating with the
Kitchen Cabinet is one that Secretary
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From Europa.
MADRID, Dec. 81.

MADRID, Dec. 81.
At a meeting of the Progessionist
Club of this city, held last evening,
Senior Sorilla presided. The Span
ish Counsel delivered an address
which repudiated all foreign inter
vention on the subject OF colonial
reforms. and advocated immediate
action by the Government to prevent
any interference with the plans OF
Spanish authorities. Sorilla con-
tended that if the Cortes and Grown
of Spain approved the abolition OF
slavery in Porto Rico, the measure
should be carried out at all hazards.
Regarding Cuban affairs he reiterated
his former declaration that no re-
forms would be attempted in that is
land till the instruction now car
ried on should be entirely crushed
and the insurgents brought under
subsection.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
The Lord Mayor to day fully COM
mitted Robert Bowles, the defaultlng
American banker, for trial. Efforts
are now being made towards appre-
hending the other partners of the
firm of Bowles Bros. Il Co., who
have absconded.
MONTREAL, Dec. 81.
A large fire broke out at 1 o'clock
this morning at ST. Peters, destroy
ing the wholesale boot and shoe store
of Ames. Holden & Co., and the
fancy goods store and broom factory
of Nelson, Wood & Co. Total loss,
about 100000. Insurance unknown.
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From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 81.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 81.
Thirty-two mining companies,
with capital of nearly slOO,O0o,Ooo,
were incorporated yesterday. 1he
cause of the rush is the fact that the
new code, which goes Into effect to-
morrow, requires that all incorpora-
tons shall have at least ten per cent.
of the capital stock paid up before
filing certificates.
The United States steam firigate,
California, the flagship of Rear Adj
miral John A. Winslow, Command
erin chief of the naval forces in the
Pacific, sailed yesterday for the
Sandwich Islands, bearing as passen-
gers, Major General John NJ. Soho
field and Colonel B. S. Alexander, OF
the United States Engineers. 1t is
understood that these gentlemen, to-
gether with Rear Admiral Winslow.
have been intrusted by the Govern
ment with a secret and important
mission in connection with matters
likely to result from the recent death
of King Kamehameha V. For sever
al days past, important kilograms OF
a secret nature have been flying back
and forth between General Schotield
and the authorities at Washington,
and the result has been the Generals
hasty departure for the Islands. The
expedition will he gone for several
weeks, bnt as yet nothing positive
has leaked out with reference to the
objects of the mission.
Budd Doble arrived last evening
with his string of Eastern flyers. He
was accompanied by s. }. Aims worth
and thomas Bond, two horsemen
from Philadelphis}
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Carriers Address.

Our Albert gree:s You with neat adj
dress from the pen of one OF Carson S
gifted. AL. has done his part in connec-
ton with this paper and the Register
during the past year to please and inter-
est YOU. He has been ever faithful.
Respond to his greetings warmly!
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GENTLEMEN, do not ell speak at once.
The printers were up all last night and
wore themselves oat to furnish you the
enlarged APPEAL to glance ovsr at break
fast. A word is greeting enough for
their mindful friends.
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ELEcr1oS.-At meeting of Capitol
Lodge of Odd Fellows in Carson, on
Monday night 3Oth Dec, the following
officers were elected: J. D. Hammond,
n. G.; H. S. Mason, V. g.; H. Il.
Whitehill, R. S.; Charles Martin, P. S.
w. D. Torrevson, Treas.
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GIRAFFE. A wee colt went through
Carson, yesterday, afflicted with either
extreme youth or broken back, which
so let it down in the hinder parts that it
was curiously watched and taken by
some for sucking giraffe.
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A Coon jon WELL AND QUICKLY DoNE.
We depart, for this once from our de-
termination to prepare no editorial no
tices for this issue of the APPEAL in order
to make mention of the gratifying
promptness displayed by the conductors
of the Union Iron Works, Messrs. Tyr
rell 4 Cummings, proprietors, Virginia
city, in filling an urgent order sent from
this Office. In cleaning one of our small
presses day or two since, a pinion-
small $50 wheel-was broken; end
being>lu haste 20 have the defective
wbzA supplied BY new one we wrote to
JHessrs. fyrrell & Cumming, requesting
their speedy action in casting for us the
required article. This letter and the
broken cog flor a pattern) we're sent on
Saturday; and on yesterday the required
article was placed upon our table and is
now in its place on the press, This sort
of promptness is entitled to special men
ton; and while we thus publicly thank
the proprietors of the. said Union Iron
Works, We take great pleasure in thus
calling attention to the prompt response
they make to urgent orders. They are
the sort of artisans who should be gen.
erously and generally patronized.
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BoOkbinder Wanted.

A competent beokbinder who under
stands all branches of his trade Gnclud-
ing the working of a ruling machine)
can find constant employment upon APP
plication at this Office.
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CoxE.-The elegant bar prepared down
below for the Ormsby saloon came yes
terday' and was put up. Fryer is hard
It work getting things fixed and smooth.
All the suites in hishouse are engaged.
He will have lively time in entertain
ing the legislators and their concomitant
hosts this Winter.
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The Man that was so possessed, night
before last. as to stand at Frisbie's cor
ner and distress the whole neighborhood
by his internal and lugubrious tootlnSs
on that awful horn, had better look out
for bowlder against his Uranium If he
INDUCES in his prank again.
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THE Music at the Carnival, last night,
deserves the highest praise. John Me
der, pianiste, Arnold Friend, tenor horn,
Bob Flanders, violinist, and Caspari Il.
Flat, cornet, made the most delightful
and transporting music that dancers
ever danced by,
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The WARM SPRINGs.-Mr. Lacha-
pelle, proprietor of the Warm Springs
Hotel, informs US that he has had the
bathing rooms repaired, and ladies will
find the best possible accommodations,
strictly private and unobjectionable, at
this popular place of resort.
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INprcTED.-The Grand Jury after q
careful Investigations the circumstances
of Pierce's escape have finished their
work by indicting George Bell and Peter
Lyle, each a Deputy Sheriff, for negSll-
gently allowing the escape OF the prison
er from Jail. They will be tried under
this indictment before Judge Harris at
Genoa next Thursday. The penalty for
the offense charged is fine or incarcefa-
ton in the State Prison. The limits OF
the Imprisonment are one year and seven
years; of the fine, one thousand and
seven thousand dollars.
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COLLAR BONE BRoKEN-A man named
Adams who has been working for Mr..
Rigby at the Clear Creek mill, was
coming into carson, yesterday, and was
riding over a smooth road when his
horse unaccountably stumbled, made a
sommersault and pitched his rider off,
breaking his collar bone. DR.. Waters
was called in and attended to the frac-
ture which was doing well last evening
and the patient resting easy.
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OYSTER SUPPER.-If any executive OF
ficer in Carson forgets his last bet that
the greenbacks from the Louisville Lot
terry would arrive here by Sunday morn
ing, we are requested to state that the
small George Of Tufly's mansion and
the blacksmith in the shop opposite have
not; and thev suggest that an oyster
supper is better late than never.
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Ghe 9ew 9ailp @ppeal.
Skating Carnival.

This grand and brilliant affair
took place last night with Moore & Par
ker's great hall crowded to OVERCOMING
The sight which greeted the eye OF one
entering the hall at 81 o'clock was
pleasing and celebrating IN the highest
degree. The floor was covered and
forty couples were dancing merrlly and
in the very spirit of fun: 30 large an
arrav of maniiness and beatty Is COM
pliment to any town OK city.
The skating fell far below what 1t had
promised to be and what Mr.. Ladd ear
nestly strove to make it. Mr.. Ladd was
ANNOYED to death by this failure. He
could not help it, yet bis face was as
long as if he had had the control OF
storms and had been fooled into turning
them loose like Eolus of old. The ex-
PLANTATION is simply this; lie expected to
get the canvas donated for use by the
Adelphi society on the occasion, which
had been used to cover the unroofed
brewery. Finding, too late, that the can
vas would not be dry, he undertook to
Improve the floor by Washing it, which
not drying in time spoiled the skating
to a great extent. Notwithstanding this
trouble, Miss Nellie Clark, and jim
mic Torreysom managed after hot con
test of ID minutes length to carry OF IN
the midst of rousing applause the lady
and gentleman prize respectively-each
being awarded with a pair OF elegant
steel skates. The masquerade was not
had, as only few came with masks.
The dancing afterwards until late IN
the night was grand success. Parties
from far and near were in attendance
and went away filled with admiration OF
Carson spraes.
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New YEARS CALLs.-We are request
ed to state that Mrs. Jay and Miss Duff
fy will receive New Years callers to-day
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So1REE.-The pronunciation Of this
little word is very various in town.
Some call it sorry. others sore e, and
others again sore eye. If you want to
get it smooth, ask Burns>
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No stocks to-day, owing to the bearish
and bully $50 the typos say reverence
for New Years.
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AT midnight, as the year turned, fine
rousing cry of fire! fire! was heard fol-
lowed by the usual ringing of bells.
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RELIGIOUS. To-day being the feast of
the Circumcision of our Lord, Mass
will be celebrated in the Catholic church
at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of going to the Turn
verein ball tonight, can have carriages
call for them hy leaving their orders at
the St. Charles Hotel or at J. Muller S
barber shop,
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CHARLEY LEGAgE, the old time restau-
ranter, is back again, overlooking the
preparation of 'red-hot' eating stand.
He and the boss ''Tumpy'' are rubbing
noses and snuffing in vision the odors to
be, of the fatted calf, fricasseed canaries.
and Baltimore oysters.
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Rooms to rent by Slater. Apply at
the Sacramento Hay Yard.
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D1oGENEs-He fingered in the city
Empire one day longer than he would.
With "big Injun" and twenty one" he
was made sick. That City OF Empire
loosened her cords from his heart and he
was ."'broke'' and ''5usted." He gave up
his hermitage on the bank Of the ''vine
clad end softly flowing Carson. He
straddled his earthly wardrobe on a
freight car. His carpenter tools were
so!elnnly put under the bed, and the car
penter's chest which he straddled on the
s.tiat'' was his wardrobe. He draweth
near to the city where the Solons are
gathering. The games of his Babylon
have left him nausht to pay for the car
rying of his box. he strides forth grand.
Jim Bigler and his soiicitous eyes and
aught else that went on wheels he dlsre-
earded. Like Atlas of old he had mus
Gle, and he would fain show Randall and
Jones that he was powerful still, though
much bucked He takes that wardrobe
from out OF his legs and lays it upon his
mighty back Abraham offered him his
chariot, whereupon he responded with
i'll guised snappishness, and i'll very an
Gent parlance; "Git! guess am big
enough to sling my own trunk" And
thus he did and said; and it is recorded
of him that in the presence of many wit
pesses he did to the great wonder and
hair rising of all, proceed with his bur
den down the chief street of the ancient
city, Carson, causing ell to gage and
calculate with overweight feeling on
account of his mightiness, until reaching
his destination he raised his hat, scratched
his head, grunted and disappeared with
a dive backwards into the GOODNESS Of the
sSazerac Saloon.
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