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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
DR.. N. 3. MATTHEWS,

I.icentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, England; graduate of the Royal Uni
versity, Glasgow, Scotland, and twenty-six
years practicing his profession in the United
States, has opened an office in the HIENSCH
BLOCK, corner of Los Angeles and CONNER
cial streets, Los Angeles. Special attention
given to obstetrics and diseases of women.
seplS-lms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
Dr.. l.. Dexter Lyford,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON K OFFICE,
L No. IL, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours g 70 Il a. IL; 70 8
and to8P. NJ. ap23-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17

A sure cure for Indigestion, Constipation,
Piles, and all affections of the Kidneys or
Liver. w. BORROWE, Agent,
02 Main ST., rear of Telegraph office,
aug2s-8m Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
MORSCH & MANNING,

"OUSE:ANDS SIGN ERS-FRESCO
Ii Scene, Gliding, and Banner Painters
10 Court street, opposite Courthouse Los
Angeles. Graining, Glazing, Cacimining
and Paper-hanging. jyl9-Sm-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER.

AN INFALLIBLE r f M + %
N for Bright's Disease and disorders OF the
Kidneys and Liver. o, TO-.
TO be obtained of Druggists and Grocers. ror
cole by ]. L. WARD 4 CO., Gen. Agents.
Testimonials of its efficacy can be found at
hott,ce augl9 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
NOTICE.
instructions In French.
prof. LOUIS ADAMS

viii Instruct classes or private Pupils. he
bas been exclusively engaged in teaching the
French language for the past hfteen years,
and has the highest testimonials from East
ern Institutions with which he has been con-
nected. Address TO care OF T. Philip, Esqr.,
mownev block. sep29-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
J. n. MCKEE, M. D.,

& SURGEON OFFICE,
j. No. 1 Spring street, opposite Temples
Bank. REsIDENCE-No. 239 Main street, Los
Angeles, California. mrlS-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-17
SOCIETY NOTICES.
|. O. O. r.

ADSelita Lodge No. 1915, I. %. d. f.
Regular meetings of this Lodge are held every
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Downey Block. Visiting and sojourn-
ing brot hers in good standing are invited to
attend. /. j. SMITH, N. q.
f. A. PREUss, Jr. r. S. au9
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SIMMONS CONDENSED L. :. NJ

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New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
COAL MINING TROUBLES IN OHIO.

TROOPS AND AMMUNITION ORDERED To NELSON
vIILE-ARRIvAL OF LARGE NUMBER OF NE
GROEs TO WORK IN THE MINEs-No SERIOUS
DISTURBANCES AS YET.
COLUMBUS, June ia supply of ammuni-
has ordered Chillicothe by Gov. Allen, to
company OF militia. who VIII proceed TO Nelson
Vile II any trouble occurs among the miners.
Adjutaut General Amos has Just received dispatch
from Gov Allen ordering him call upon the a" Lytle
Greys Of Cincinnati to be in readiness TO proceed to
Selsonyile at a moments notice. The call was issued
by the Acknowledgement at p. m.
A State Journal special dispatch from Jacksonville,
that about colored mostly from Virginia,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, arrived al NesonVlle about
O'clock thus morning The party was accompanied by q
srecia policemen from Columbus On arrIya, .ney pro-
ceeded directly 10 Longsreth: nnes where everything
was quiet. They were immediately placed Oh military
duty fully armed. Picket lines were thrown OUT encir-
cling territory OF half mile IN diameter, entrance
being refused 10 all not recognized by the operators or
police Three negroes, who missed the train last night
went down to-day. accompanied by James r. Spencer,
who at the head OF the Columbus police force When
the stopped at Nesonvlle Station several miners
got aboard attempted sM TO the negroes on the
train Tile train ran down the mines where Spencer
and the negroes got of As they left the train shot
fired at them from a car-step The Sheriff. who vas
near, promptly arrested the who fired the shot.
Jhs is the only violent demonstration vet made.
IA crowd averaging 100 men, women, and Children in
syupi'1v With the miners. has been collected al day
lust outside - lines but not allowed to cross into
camp. The town has been quiet ali day. number OF
operators within the lines Tney express confidence
that the will stand by them either Tor DEFENSE or
work. L. D. PostoD one OF the operators, demanded OF
the miners OF 100 inches to the bushe The
miners refused This but agreed 20 recede from their OASIS
OF = per l0s bushels TO q n, which Poston accepted
The miners say they willing 70 treat with tho other
operators the latter say they will have nothing 10
do union miners on any terms. sixty strikers
reached Jacksonville In procession from CArbondaie, and
4Ooare expected from strsitsvllis tonight
A later dispatch says that John Putnam Gov Allen
tsry, reached Sesonve this afternoon, ciohed
with full authority 10 act He addressed meeting OF
the miners counseng obedience 20 the laws and stating
that two military companies were held IN readiness W
move at q moments notice. The Presidout OF .no
Miners Unlon with 20 80 persons, spproacneo tuo
lines tonight. He addressed many negroes - "ere
within hearing urging TO lay down their arms sna
jon the strfkers This created some oommoton, an u
one deseruOn occurred At the same time there was
demonstration at another point, women taxing psi1 ou'
not serious.
~ O'clock kut .sv syppathtsss Win tae ~lnef'
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE following move
ments regiments will be made Is soon as practcapie
and the favors, under the direction OF lhe
commanding Generals OF the Divisions in when Tue
troops are serving and which they are transferred
lst Infantry, relieve the 22d Infantry 22d Infantry
70 the Division OF the Atlantic 18th Infantry from tue
Departmeut OF the Gulf 70 Fort Leavenworth for
assignment; sd Infantry, from the Department
OF the Missouri TO Holly Springs, Mississippi
TO occupy the present stations OF the i''h
Infantry in the Autumn 18th Infantry 10 San FRANCISCO
for assignment 20 the Division Of the Pacinc ISd In
fantry to Department Of the Platte 10 replace lne
am Infantry The present stations and probable tune
OF the departure OF the headquarters and companies OF
eacn regiment will be- reported by the respective uEso
commanders to other that assignments 10 slaliOn
NAV be made before the movements commence.
The stations and duties Of the officers detached rom
affected by these orders
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Two sharp shocks Of earthquake were teit at
a. oclocK l.st night No deae
- The Grand Lodge of Masons of Vermont. md
RS,A hAsoas elected ofcers ,escsI
q burlington
"A car containing live oysters and Holsters ar
Ogden N-du-sia AM seIpi VII be mad. 20 pep
gate them IN Great Salt Lsle.
- The cable steamer left Portsmouth on Wednes-
dsyf cable
the Of her lbe Ambass.dOr
JohnL. stryker of Catskill y. Y. died IN ST
Paui effects mOrphns -hch be oos
-e % mind II. " As Hoh Joha
L btryker. prominent politician Of aonf. n. L.
go. The Missouri state WOman's Suffrage Asso-
1uou adoylsd apTei the people AJur Or snhsc
ons Atsn oonduei ths and Fs
campaign IN I OF suffrage ~
.Application has been made By the Directors oil
Rail dissolve inJuacuon suea eui D,
Asrf and 0tbef sOokhelaers e fhs as1il
70 y.fhss GAIosa ss.-s, ths eo-'"h- ,- - ,sSss4~
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
injury he believed It would prove In this II IL
was true that the Richmond had run ashore At all
BROOKLYys CONVICTED OFFICIALS.
GROUNDS ON WHICH GEN. TRACY HOPES TO SAVE THE

BRO0KLYNS CONVICTED OFFICIALS.
GROUNDS ON WHICH GEN. TRACY HOPES TO SAVE THE
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES.
Some excitement was created in Brooklyn
circles yesterday by the announcement that recent
decision Of the Court Of Appeals which had been fr
nished Judge Daniels Of the Extraordinary Court OF
Oyer and Terminer nulied the action by the latter
Court in the case OF the convicted Commissioners OF
Charities II was stated that the Court OF Appeals had
in similar TO that in Brooklyn decided against the
legality OF the extraordinary term OF the over anu
Terminsr while the regular sterm OF the Court was III
session. As consequence IL stated that the con-
v1ctlon of the Commissioners OF Charities would not
hold.
Gen. B. F. Tracy counsel for the Commissioners, when
questioned by TRIBrSE reporter stated that the facts
had been distorted. He would for an arrest OF
judgment thismornng before Judge Daniels The point
decided by the Court Of Appeals was this DURING INC
trial he had made the objection that the law imposing
the Superntendents of the Poor the duty OF au'e
Using had been done away with BY the act OF 1874
which expressly repealed all acts inconsistent Win ''
provisions. This law takes away from the Court tne
power to try or punish censes committed before
the repeal Of the act the principle being hat me law
Judgment is rendered repealed statute Is deau aN
Judge Daniels admitted the force OF tins argument p'
the found General Term decision rem
dered in the third department Fall wherein the aw
OF 1928 held 70 mean that the repeal OF any 70
should not affect any Offense committed or penalty IN
Cured under the act while IT existed Had not been
for that decision. continued Gen Tracy Juqe inna
would have dismissed instantly III mas siuco
been learned that the very tthe People agt Mon
geonl which referred TO by the DstrieAtt9rney,
and which tried In 81. Lawrence county hai poc
carried the Court OF Appeals, which lately ren9ecu
decision reversing the decision OF the 0enerai Iei ~
The effect Of this decision will be 20 arrest ~
OF the Commissioners OF Charities, or III one
words 20 prevent their being sentenced. 49,,
Prominent lawyers not disposed 10 give tne uects
ion in the of Mongeon the Interpretation faYored
Mr. Tracy but hold that does not affect these eass
The Distf1ct-AtOrney on being shown the dec-ion eA
pressed apprehension. Tie argument IN the matter
will csme up before Judge Daniels at a. ID to-day
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
THE HOME FoR IscURABLE5.

The eighth anniversary of the Home for In
urabes was celebrated yesterday afternoon the
Home at Fordhsm, n. Y At the general meeting OF the
society the following we're elected:
Ba.rd Of MAnsgsrs-Ths John A Dir wIHan Il Gaon,
william AleI smith HsBry spssdng William Sbo Robert J.
James & a
Beuisnin field John Il Pool Greene william
SsTtis BesrJ hSLarea Fsdere D Peyssr LII D. J. Yer
r "a. smin John spencer
hu5a RICHARD Roswell stssls Be Aynsr " sts.sasl
Ra.,d of CJsucal nsbsgsrs-rbe kgst Rev D.
Cos, smith ID D. Hsnan Dyer, u H. Tyns jE D. H. @.
Poser D. D.; 7 Gallsadss D. D. !. h kyanes D; WlAsm
49,. W Mahleubsrs D. D.. W :. Wilson. d. Morgan
8 D Hu Morgan d. D. IA hont.onefl D. d. 4 A Wssh.
T. h.. - .--...-..-
very large number Of friends OF the institution
seubled ip the main hail OF building to participate
n vas alniycrsaJy exercises TIE PrSsiaeat 6chJainin
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
MARRIEU.

COOK-DUyCOMB-At Trinity Church Erabsth n j. On hursea
Inn. II 1874 by the Rev NJ AcAlister. Winsn Coes
formerly PhAaelpais Mary PAahne. sAasbtet Of DAVID
DuncOmD
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NATURALIZATION the lOth INST at the American bmhs
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New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
NEW RELATIONS OF PL4NET4RY
ORBITS.
An ANNOUNCEMENT BY PROF. KIRKwooD OF NEW
ASTRONOMICAL IsCOyERIEs-RELATIoSs OF Ar
TERoID ORBITS TO THOSE OF THE LARGER

An ANNOUNCEMENT BY PROF. KIRKwooD OF NEW
ASTRONOMICAL DIsCoyKRIEs-RELATIoSs OF AS
TERoID ORBITS TO THOSE OF THE LARGER
PLANETS.
To ne Editor Of The Tr.Jnne.
SIR: A remarkable relation between the mean
motions of Jupiters first three satellites was dscov-
cred by Lapace near the close of the last century
This bond of union is expressed as follows; Inc
mean motion of the first satellite, minus three times
that of the second, plus twice that OF the thlrd Is
equal 10 zero. The corresponding relation between
the mean lOngitudes of these bodies is well known
TO astronomers. A physical explanation OF TINS
planetary law was derived by Lapace from his Gel
ebrated nebular hypothesis. In this view OF the
case II occurred to the writer that similar relations
might probably be found In the zone OF minor
planets interior the great masses OF Jupiter and
Saturn. The search has been crowned with very IN
teresing results which Will be given TO the public
az the authors earliest leisure. The following are
here stated as specimens Of the numerous correla-
tions hitherto detected:
J. Five times the mean motion of COncordia'
minus nineteen times that of Jupiter plus fourteen
times that of Saturn Is equal to zero; and,
2. Five times the mean longitude OF COncordia
minus nineteen times that of Jupiter plus fourteen
times that of Saturn is equal TO a semi-cTcumfer-
ence OF one hundred and eighty degrees.
These facts as well as those discovered by the
writer in regard to the gaps chasms IN the aste-
roid zone, may be satisfactorily explained by the
cosmogony of Lapace. .or perhaps equally well by
Proctors theory prOposedin the ninth chapter OF
Other Worlds than Ours DANIEL hIRKWOoD.
illumination Ind. June O. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
A MEETING OF BOOK PUBLISHERS

The meeting of the Book Publishers Board
=, Trade AZ the Grand Central Hotel. adjourned al
p u yesterday. This Board has control OF the pubhcs-
tion OF only II was decided at the meet
tng 10 let each publishing house decide for itself
how many agents IL shall employ in Its business,
and all restrictions heretofore existing IN regard
20 the employment OF agents were abolished A
read justmeDt OF discounts was also determined
npon, but IN consequence Of its connicEug Wild
some existing contracts Of the various firms repre-
seuted. II was afterward recODsldered. HAD IL Deen
adopted retail prices would have been Affected py H. ~
was he wish OF the publishers present 10 effect TINS
readiustment of discounts Sotse differences between
the hrns satisfactorily settled by Arbitration ana
u was expressed the sense OF the meeting tha no
paraQng those OF another. Elaborate ARRANGEMENTS
were made for settling future differences between the
members OF the Board The following Officers were
elected for ensuing term President A 8 Barnes
President c. = Bragg secretary, George H. LOCK
wood; Treasurer, Z. c. WoOdwOrtn Arbitration Com
mit;ee c. G. Collins ]. H. Butler; Executive Comint
Zee. A. L. Englisb. Edward Seymour, J. D. Co"pef-
flva