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lnoHuor OF Ino IunH8nlHH Cot1lmlttoe, VINO
bad not beon consulted In the preparing Of tho
report, intorpoaod, Btating that ho thought that
llo and MIR. Whittomorc another inombor OF tho
Committee who Ind not Ind anything to do Will
tho report, should, with MoHsrs. SWhilo and
Linton, reconsider tho report, and put 1t In n
report Ind boon roroad for Mr.. Robertson d bon-
GIFT, lio stated TINT ho could NIT int1ornn It. II
WIS llion rouomnittod to tho Publishing COM
mittco.
BTATE ORnANIZATfoN.
Tho nreaidcnt ANNOUNCED thnt tic utlostfon Of
State organization waB tliu next subject for din.
ousaion, ,-ln short, whether tho organization
Bhorltl tomafn mnsB organization or bo l,cronf-
ter delegate convention, with brancl,os in tho
. Mr. sialer. Of Ohio. augecstcd TINT CANVASS
DO made Of tho mombora OF tho Aaaociatlon pres
ont, with n Wow Of finding out what s!atoa woro
represented.
Tho President thought the occasion 9 fayora-
bio ono for those who llad not already done 40,
by~lawB.
Tie Secretary regretted that this stop wan in1-
ponalble, as 10 bed not tho constitution and by.
that Of Tho dressing OF mi-atonoa was tal,on up.
DRESSING Ml1L-BToNra.
MIR. Van Flet, Of Big Rapids, Mich. produced
nlan OF Two run Of stonoa, for which le claimed
examined BY tho mombors Of lie Association. "'''
Wl,jlo tliiH was roinu m Mr. Wordnn oto toa
TINT lo did not thiilk tT1o aommcrcni intnrnata
OF tito Convention should be anorif,cni tn ia 1s
mechanical. Il was clonr TINT If s1, rnnn1, t,mo nm
was speut In the examination Of nne nlnn. m
ti1no would bo loft for tho discussion Of im-
Portart topics which woro demanding their cotl-
aidoraton.
Mr.. Q. X. Oatrandor, Of LuCrosse, Wis.,. cal,od
the attention Of tue Convention to q naollino by
which tho burr-whool could be cut with On omory-
Btouo.
rrr nrron,r oz ,,,nnr,yoo
The onaatjon RI - snri fvnp MiS'l -. },
PRONOUNCED in order by ti,o pscaidont id'"s' "A'
Mr. Slater, Of Dlanchcstor' ''tS% D." nrof1ucoa n
small sack of pnriind mii',,,noa rp11,i"% 1rou -
subjected to critical testa v th, ",om motrers "~s
of tho Gonvontion. Thov 9honls ti,n T",,s
over Tim tahie- pattnT T. n,,h ;,ou,
Dopor-cntterH. mn1o iitt,e nuia,n"s ~ 4
In tho palms Of their hnr1s, ntc tEeroof mi
unnnno,,alv eYnroaaol fra nnnfon Is,.i q ,rn ~a
HprottY oloan midiilincsm Tfon HTr alntor nrn.
dncoi1 ihc WE]ntor noitino.R .Rani viii, ,r'ot ~
qualification Of tho enn]fa of middlfn1a l,nI hoon
dccomplnhoi. Nmonr ita rdnnv vai,ntat | ouol;. II
tioa VIA the vory i,1nnrtnnt nnn ti,nt il Voc t'n
only "bue- -nroof" reel in ,,ae, atnfo,nnnf @ ,tIo
ofreot Of Whch will In tn cn,ao n1oanIu coo1,a -
insist in fnt1ira on tho nnrohaso NJ Ia s.h,r W
proof mitlf]1inus as trrod mt t,v thia 7oica e
pioce of machlierv. ria fact tt,st X dooa az
s.obatruct tho nassaro If tho chona !, ia ofs" us
conslJoreil n atrnnr r,ent in ia f,vnr ~ "'0o
ntaa m liz avntar, ~ ,fEr ~ s,9,;,aa IT," na H.,
yhicI In las 1,yoi ti,a Iaorni ,,Is,nnr ,a -
fit1nr IN hia mills viz to nav sa.o,x ,'n, mma
iiore, lie NJ VAS confident tI,at tho dny wnm1d aoor,
como v;on tIo Laat Gonn .ro,,I5 Is IT,. tet no1
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gen. @qes rtdt. Sit sepdbrt StIlise 9efris>
6isuns unb ibsrbietst ale Srssln Der lintssssnb.
Wir m0dtsn uns i'm feintn Yrtis bason irsnntn,
ptnn mir ftin anotrts SnltrpmtHt BON brltIbsa
Serte bsI0mntn f6nnttu.
Rpfts SiHtn.
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@itDs8ifrbrallIueI'lrIei

SlIDsSlfrOrQuerel
sds tn et,paui eira6t auS aaspbtus aasy,
9arrisbarg, Ra. 5 !
Die unisad6n.itn bina&rieiissn bIsrmii
itIs GrtuHbe, fepIe tas publiIaai iittrbaupt
eab ft be ppblbsiaHnis .l1 o., 3a-.l Ia
CitU=Bier=B =Brauerei, e'-'
ftibsr Bon prn. eusas asnie bsirIs.
ben, ibfrncHnitn babtn, unb nun tttIt Hnt,
etti sAil lfH7 sah l4i4i = Iii'.llI .Ls
eefdbmadh dhaftte, reines mnb ses
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msrbsH aai's pFompft uHb piinftli&fs bfIeret.
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bhbG@sn ~ .'' -'
GaIuon anb NeHaHratiun
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Sptiltn unb @fiT6nft aufssiiIGt tptbtu.
Bum ssnsisisH 3nlpTa@ IabsH ssssttnR Gin,
a Ghtparb s Jobn &6nia,
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Sabrsaas o.
atH4q D DtfaIah9nigisn
peanIbIbaaIibs etaatsssttaag,
btraHslsItatbtn bon

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
al&tinf isbm DeHnsrass. anb ieEsl %. 90
per 9abr, sablbaT irtanbaib bee 9ahrfs. nne
S9. so ua6 BeEaab bee SabrsauBs. %.
eiu,flnf GytmpIarfn, : Gente ttr Sihd.
atinf GnbIripiicntH prbeii fir Hsnietr
Gle tt1s Rcadita anssaemuisH; aua iann
1itHiaab tas Blatt abbtasnsn, bic aas Riid-
adHss bsiablt eHs. ! .,.,,..a.. -.
So I'm bic Nbvflt eiufr 3tilnng ~ Str:
dnsttn, niub man BE dIte fOpsbl ale AUG
bic rue Wbfsfis miiibeiIsH. s.sa t.a-.
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@rof. .. =. nHstt
Wtm a.lhI.htm. pa.. 10. ah. ,

Rtw,8ttbIsssm, ga. 10. on. rs.
SS. Beatty unb plptis.
Reine etrren! Sd babe cine ikrr ,GjoIb,
8uneen>g garlpr>S >Srstln" felt fs6s Roaattn iHi
gsbrauGt. unb pplie bitftIbe srf elmer srlHbs
Ii3tn prifuns untupsrftn, tbt Id Ft enipfabl.
60 frsut mid, isst bsisussn ~ itnntn, ba6 fs al
lee, mas BON ibr esfaot unb seroftniliht purbs.
dbtrtrifft : ia nod mtbr Id lief gIpftfTutn Der
RuHi, unb prcminsntt Srsaniltsn iuHnisn unb
bitltlbtH prhftn, - unh itt trlldTsn famnt unb
fpnbtrs. ba6 bies bas btllt, fanft u. astasbm to-
nsnbt SHhrument In Marfit ft. 90 Bat aue
anbsrsn btr ilmsssenb In S2attsn stlslt. 50
BIN NIT ibm S6nis iufrisbsn unb islR gslb ,Dirbs
m:d bon ibm 40 ttnnen vraHlafftn, irsnn Id
fsin anheIts spn bsrislben art nbaItsn fSnnie.
Sic m5esn % ssr6fentliAtn, iptnn 20 Sbnen
itpsdmd6ie binft, inbtm bitfs OrstI sHm Ht>
psilt Dtftn, mas Id fa8s espraft wtrbsnmae.
a6mnssspI q. Q. Rf& arbs.
ssiptitntr gbiicr bee ,,GaniaaHa GuHrisrs".
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation Of the ENNsYLvANI-
scHESTAATs-zEITUNa" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German II It's therefore the best advertis-
ing medium in this part of the State. ~
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Die arSete g,erbreitnua.

Die GirruIaiISH btr ~ DTtnnfsIsanifds
Staats- 9fttuRG In Daupbin Gennts
n agSesT ais bic trstne elmer anefTtt In Oar.
risbnTg atbrudtfn bfutl9tn obtr eHalil@tn Bet.
iuHg. Sis bistst bfebalt bic btae UsIegtHbttt,
aHifRn in bisltm Sbstle bee Siaatss cine
pelle Berbrfituna iu strfaalFen.
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$l,s50,1O1.9s
8trbtnbItGfstteu.
9trIuas auf BEN Dsst bee ausslsid>
una 5..'-.' $57,24s. .5S
' @H0. 0arigue, prdfbsnt.
Sob. Gsparb SsabI, 8Iss.pdRs.nt.
Susu S9nntann, oslttdr.

Sbr Rapital N In Barren gtIbt ansiItst.
sic bat ftin RpftR Spasm, bas fpit Ru:ieast
auf BEN gissntbum litei. Sic strIansi feline
Ra&sablans. Die Drdmitn iptTbtn In baartm
@tIbt tinbtsablt fur ben san,tn 8siiraum Der
8srit8runs, tnitptesr fur ben 8sitrauni BON tts
mem, brsi p6tr finf Sabr,n, psI1e unbtbfuttnb
b6bsr Enb, ais In ben @tssnlsitissn 8rfGn.
lnsss sGsltaf@aftsn. '.'. .y--.
auf @unlG Der gsrF9srttn ptrbsn bic goli
en- In bsutiGtr Spratt absefabt.
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RabanOY Gitp, pa, 16. Ost. 1873.
Die Beatty unb YIctis btriibmis ,,gcIb> Bun.
gen, parlpr'S IN BIZ btft itbt stbrau&is
garlOrs Sretl. SD babe Ht nit Sprsfalt s,>
prift unb ini fGbntn Tone, In Der ausarbeituns
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der ale iretnb cine onbsrs, bic Id lu prlftn Wts
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BEN, Der eins gdrlpr>Sretl ertsr alaTe bIau&t,
NIT 0srsnisrn tmpftblsH fam.
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Die ffsuneli& mid ntniab'h,
Bsaia tu ttm aumHtrmaiIsn 4 %
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Die Gi&sn an ben aiiifttn, s
Der Eannta FnRrs Ra&t
Su bic aus btitnn eiiftm 'i
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DIR MaIb nil tisiem SHptissn,
DIR @eusbanI GinlamIsit, ,.s.It
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iiHb BE Raiabs tauf&tt iaHat 3-
NiT STSa an 8sIisnbaas. ao. Hn
a&, tur& bas @slissorGnS.
GGtti sin bstsrnisr vfab!
Da wIrb tas 1tri Mir tnss .'.
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an hsinGm irtusn ptpm, t.a.,
aallsbsnbe Natur,
Grpsint BIT Ssbn bW @&malu
Dss @rams @sh,lans nur.
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9amaaua. ga., 1O, pn. 1873

Ganiaqua, Ya., I6, DtI. 1873.
alt, bic cine I&5ne Bttrbs fur ibre Dcbnun,
e.n unb susIeidb elm Snlirunient ron unaterir,li.
Ii6tr mulfalif6er 8pr,lsIi6fsit ptrlau9sn, nSr.
ben biss In 9eaitp uno plptts 8plbs 9unesn>
parIOrsSrarl finetn. Dislslbe brfrisSi9t Spl,
fommcn unb biIbst bas Isittnee Snllrumtnt bts
GaStS.
SuIia 6. Bbitsnisbt Srsaniliin.
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8risfs pit bic ubissn, iptI4t ~ guHRsn ssH
gsaiip asb gleits' ugplbs 6HHsen> parler.Of>
eeIn" lpreHsn, fpmnitn uns fortpdbrtnb son @bns
atrR ,n. aBir f6nnsn niHis bafir, ptnn bic
atnts @adrsn trRs Glaiit strlanssa. aDlr uldf.
fen itte aufrdss 30 btiOrssn iuGtn. M
Ginise faesn: ,,gs berrftt btr YaAii - Dits
IN nittl Der Baa NIT uns. nnlr 9tlHdlt etbt
bsutt btitr btnn j.. @u sprsisli6t artifsI stlit>
ftrt wefbtn, babtn tnoet man baIb ben Dsg.
DpIIst ibr eints fur bic Sunntass. S9ult tans
fen, 70 pIpbirt bislt, = tpsnn tinss fur bic Goss,
70 ipmnat ~ uns Sbr f0nnti @tlb fparsn.
ilnltre DsbiHeHHetn fur pdnbItr llHb LIBERAL
Nab forefdlttstn unb fciifpielissn erpsrtuiuts
iren fiitrtsn mir bttGt ntue SretI, bic ,,Gplbs
Bunas,a elm. sic btfibt piiIe 9erlhse dbr Die
anbtfsn, bic fte an 8has, Rsinbsit HHb 9raft
bes 9pnes ibtrtrifft.
@les, mas mir ssrIanstu, III cine prifans bss
SnItrunitnis. - Sbr tptrbtt baiftlbt bann iau,
fen unb 20 gurtn 6rsunbtu tnpftbItn.
N n a
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6eIbsS Sungen
Yarlor=Srgeln.

Dir wunbnn nitt baribtr. ale Ptptis,
ba6 bic u@plb.Bunet" bic Ititsnee gorlsrs
SrssI III unb bas Ieiitnbe Snfrumtnt bIsibsn
miro, bttntn 3auftnet bon 4suenidtH. QDtr
faRrsn nur tnise an unb bitten. bisislbeH ~ It>
fen.
St Clair pa., 5. 9s,. 1878.
50. 8tattp unb glpits. ..... ............
Rtins Strrtn! SD babe bic BON Sbr.r
Girma mir iuasianbtt Sretl eHpfanetn un6 lie
prhfsn su Ialrtn. sic sspabrt suIltummtns 9r,
friebiBune. SpbH Stnep.
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Daniel 3. SeattD.
Sebst amf Cure Smtersien!
Griiaunli4 itbHsue gsriGufe
b tr q B NJ ten

Dir rbaIi.n aus a1tn SbsIIen tss 2anbts fort,
trdbrntt 8tfsaunssn fir unfers .lI 81
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17

you live, will eagerly await the issue.
Should you show yourselves men and
prove yourselves worthy, thousands of
men and women from our literary
halls, our operas, our editorial rooms,
our State and National Capitals,
our Legislative and Congressional
halls-from every field and profession,
shall look back to you with loud as
criptions of praise. Thousands of
homes shall look down from our hills
and up from our valleys to pour bless
ings upon you through the eternal
ages. But one such opportunity
comes to a man in his lifetime,
and where can he so we'll bestow his
means as here. Looking at the great
advantage to be secured and at the
great future before us for our city and
county, no one can afford to do less
than his whole duty.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO.
Suicide-LOcal OptiOn-The Prince Al
fred = HOodlum Newspaper Men
Shoot at Each Other and Wound u
Row.

Shoot at Each Other and Wound u
Boy.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Thos.
Donahue, young man from the East,
cut his throat yesterday with razor,
in bathing house.
Eighteen temperance societies met
in Convention on last night to devise
means for carrying the Local Option
election here.
1t is not probable that any further
efforts will be made to save any por-
ton of the Prince Alfred or her cargo.
She has broken in two, and only the
top of one mast could be seen yes
terday.
A private meeting of retail liquor
dealers was held yesterday at the sa-
loon of Louis Eppinger, on Halleck
street near Leidesdorff, and was at
tended by a large number, including
populations from Oakland and Vallejo.
Local Option prospects were discussed,
and it was resolved to secure a hall
for mass meetings in defense of vested
rights and personal liberty.
A shooting affray occurred to-day
between Charles de Young of the
Chronicle, and b. F. Napthaly, of the
Sun, near the Post office. Seven or
eight shots were exchanged, but
neither hit. One bullet struck Henry
Mitchell, a messenger for the Western
Union Telegraph Company, in the leg,
intiicting a severe flesh wound. Both
parties were arrested.
Chas. de Young was released this
afternoon on fifteen thousand dollars
bail.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17
The Library Location.

The Express cannot indorse the
proposition to locate the Public Lib
rary on Fort Hill. We have not given
the subject thorough consideration,
but it now occurs to us that Fort Hill
is the most desirable site for the erec-
tion of public library building to be
found within our city limits. The
spot is historical; it is point of note
now, and time, as it rolls on will invest
the hill with still greater interest for
both resident and visitor. 1t is ele-
waited, but not so much so as to prevent
a man, boy, woman or child from
reaching it who yet possesses sufficient
physical strength to climb two flights
of stairs. The prospect from the apex
is one of the finest, affording a splen-
did view of the city and valley. From
sanitary point no objection can be
urged. The building and surround
ings, when completed, would add
beautiful feature to our already beau
tiful city. The six or seven acres
which the city owns on the hill, when
set out in trees and shrubbery, will
become popular resort for our citi-
zens and visitors. The library build
ing, if erected on the hill, would not
be three minutes walk from the pres
ent business centre of the city, and
who shall say that two years hence it
will not be in the very heart of the
city. All things considered, we regard
Fort Hill as very eligible site for the
library building, and if the city will
donate the plat of land there for the
purpose, we think the Trustees cannot
do better than accept it and improve
it on the plan suggested in the HER
AID Of last Sunday morning.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17
SUM MON S..

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
l. enteenth Judicial District, of the State of
California, in and for the County of Los Ange-
les. NJ. Thomas, Plaintiff, against Severiano
Heredia, Defendant Action brought in the
District Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trict, of the State of California, in and for the
County of Los Angeles, and the complaint
filed in said County of Los Angeles, in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The people of the State of California send
greeting to Severiano Hereda, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above.
named plaintiff, in the District Court of the
Seventeenth Judicial District of the State of
California, in and for the County of Los Ange-
les, and to answer the plainttiled therein,
within ten days exclusive of the day of SER
vice. after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or, If served
out fthis county, but in this district, within
twenty days. otherwise, within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain judy
ment of this Court that Il certain deed exec
cuted by defendant herein, to one II. NJ. Town,
August 5th, 1873, be corrected and amended
by changing the word "West," in the descrip-
ton OF property conveyed by said deed. to the
word EAST" so as To make the description
read as follows: "Being all that portion of the
east half of said section lying east of San
Pedro street." Said premises having been
duly transferred to this plaintiff, he prays
tnat the ABOVE correction may be made. ana
that he have his costs herein and general re-
lief Reference is had to complaint for par
tculars.
And you ere hereby ,tifled that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered, and will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
@-e,s Given under my hand and the seal
(sr. of the District Court, of the Seven
DEAL (teenth Judicial District, of the state
"-~/* of California, in and for the County of
Los Ange les, this thirteenth day of June in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-four.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY c. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk.
r. M. WIDNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
jul l5-2m w-20
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Hoodlum Newspaper Publishers.

San Francisco is the possessor of a
few hoodlum newspaper publishers
whose obituary should have been
written years ago, and it must be writ
ten at no distant day. With one or
two exceptions, the press of that city
is no credit to her, and several of those
who control the columns of what they
call newspapers, are disgrace to the
profession and blight to the city's rep
utation. Prominent among these are
the publishers of the Sun and Chron-
icle. Some years ago a fellow pub
lished foul sheet in the city called
the Museppa. He lived by blacken-
ing character. That fellow was shot
down on Montgomery street, when
the sidewalklwas crowded with people;
yet in such thorough detestation was
he held that the most rigid investiga-
ton failed to produce single witness
who saw the hand that fired the shot.
There are other men disgracing the
newspaper business in San Francisco,
who might be pistoled at midday in
the most crowded thoroughfare and
yet the party who closed their dis
graceful career would never be brought
to trial. On Tuesday, B. F. NAP
THALY publisher of the Sun, and
CHAs. DE YOUNG one of the publish
ers of the Chronicle, met on Washing
ton street near the Post Office, and
fired some seven or eight shots at each
other. Unfortunately, both nor
neither were killed or hurt, but tele-
graph messenger boy was shot and
badly wounded. The cause of the
trouble between these two individ-
uals may be briefly stated. The CO.'S
mopolitan population of San Fran
cisco affords patronage for one sensa-
tional, cheap and dirty daily publica-
ton, but the morals of the city have
so far improved that there is not sup
port for two. The couple of poor
marksmen who on Tuesday contrived
to shoot boy, represent two papers
both of which are striving for the pa
tronage that will support but one. AS
these gentlemen" cannot kill each
other, the struggle must go on until
one of their papers die. The death of
the survivor is but question of time,
the period Of which depends on the
moral growth of the city. The nui-
sance might be abated by the same
means that closed the Mazeppa. 1t is
pity San Francisco is disgraced with
such publications and such publishers.
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Late st kilograms
N @ ECON cILIATIo N.
The Currency Question
Undecided.
A MUCH IN DEBT DISTRICT.
A DEAD LOCK ON THE RHODE
ISLAND SENATOR.
EASTER N.
Tne Twenty.seyenth Man.

Inc 1Wenty.SeNehbn u0Hs
Dies MONIES Gowa), June 15.-John
Johnson, a journeyman tailor, was
found dead in the street yesterday,
with his skull crushed and a paper
lying near, inscribed: "This is the
twenty.seventh man we have killed.
We will never be taken alive"
All About an Empty Coffin.
New YORK, June 15.-In the Court
of General Sessions to-day, DR.. Uhling,
convicted of attempting to defraud the
Merchants Life Insurance Company
by interring a coffin containing bricks
instead of a dead body, was sentenced
to the State Prison for eighteen
months.
A Pedestrian.
New YORK, June Backward Null
len, the Massachusetts pedestrian, to-
day walked fifty miles in nine hours
and two minutes.
Death of Strideaway.
PROVIDENCE (R. ~, June 15.-The
black stallion Strideaway, a famous
trotter valued at $4,000, died to-day.
Relief for Mississippi Sufferers.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Senate
Appropriation Committee have unani-
mously agreed to recommend the pas
sage of the House bill without amend
ment appropriating 100000 for the
relief of the sufferers by the overflow
of the Mississippi.
Schurz Not RecOnefled.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Schurz de-
MES that he has been reconciled with
the President through the mediation
of Senator Jones.
No Conclusion on Currency.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Cur
rency Conference Committee has not
reached any conclusion, and it is not
believed that they will.
Only Twenty Millions.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Dis
trict of Columbia Investigating COM
mittee has finished, It's report shows
that the Indebtedness of the District is
about twenty million dollars, and rec
ommends an entire change in District
Government.
The Rhode Island Senatorship.
NEW YORK, June 16.-There is a
dead lock in the Rhode Island Sena-
torial election. Four ballots were
taken to-day without result, Burnside
leading.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17

Los ANGELES ought to have mar
ket and regular market days. The
city authorities should be casting
about in search of an eligible site for a
market house, and that once agreed up
on, steps should be taken for the erec-
ton of commodious and capacious
market building. The location should
be central, and the ground sufficiently
high to secure ample drainage. Who
has good lot for a market building :?
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17

WE have signs of the early building
OF two public structures-a theater and
an opera house. Both are needed
though they might be combined in
one building. Prof. FABBRI is to
build the opera house, and another
party has the theater building under
consideration.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Wants COnflrma ton.

MADRID, June 15.-Rumors of the
evacuation of Estella by the Carlists
are not confirmed. General Concha Is
preparing to attack that town imme-
diately at three different points.
The InnOcents Abroad.
ROME, June 15.-The American Pill
grims are highly pleased with their
reception here. The Pope has blessed
their banner, sent by the Georgetown
College to be presented at the shrine
of the Virgin of Lourdes. Some of the
Pilgrims are going to Venice to attend
the Catholic Congress now in session.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17

Vallejo people are very indignant at
the substitution of Chinese for white
laborers on the dry dock excavation at
the Navy Yard, and meeting of citi-
zens is to be held to request the Navy
Department to revoke the contract.
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Masonic Notice.

Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. e. A. NJ
The stated meetings of this Lodge are held ON
the first Monday of each month at 1870 p. NJ.
Members Of Pentalpha, No. 202, and all Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited. S. C. FOY, w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. ao2S-ly-6...