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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27

s@The principni organs Of sense are con-
centrated to the face. 1t is therefore worthy
of beiug crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of the superior hats which can be had at Des-
mond,s. Main Street. mari
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27

Opera glasses to he found at I. He'll
mars of all kinds; marine, theatre,
cam paign and field glasses; spy
glasses, microscopes, thermometers,
barometers, spectacles, eye glasses,
compasses. 2 - 44@g1;f3
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For Ladies' and Families, the st. Charles
Restaurant is the incest place in the city. -
mar3-tf ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27

Good pictures made at all times of
the day at Judkins'. *mrl8 d&w tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27

Go to the old Sunbeam Gallery for
the best and cheapest pictures.
Smr18 d&wtf
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NOTICE.

AN MONDAY, APRIL 20TH, land
~ TN that day only the train for Ana
helm will leave Los Angeles at 8:l5 A. N. Re-
turning, will leave Anaheim at 10 A.. NJ.
E. E. HEWITT, Supt.
Los Angeles, April 81, 1875
[Erwess copy. ap22 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27
NOTICE.

~ No. 81, I. .. .. F.-The officers and mem.
bers of this Encampment are hereby notified
that their regular meeting will take place To-
NIGHT Tuesday, April 9th. Every Patri-
arch is expected TO be in attendance, as p. G.
p, c. N. Fox, will be present.
BY order, HORACE BURDICK, G. p.
]. M. BASSETT, Scribe. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN proposals will be received by the Com
mon Council ut its session OF April 20, 1875, to
do the city printing for the year 1855 The
following are the specifications for said bids:
lst. The publication of all ordinances and
resolutions. N
I'd. The publication of all notices and other
adverrsem y 'or or on account of the city,
includngft ft -s:iquent tax list.
Sd. The printing Of all blanks and forms
ordered by ~: U94amon Council and doing
all job work 81 tsrdard.
Ali publications 0i ordinances, resolutions,
notices and other advertisements to be made
according to law, or as ordered by the city aus
ihoritles. lEffH 81
The printing of all blanks and forms and
doing of all job work to be on good, strong
paper and to be done in good style and as or
dered.
The tax receipts and license blanks to be
bound in good common binding
M. KREMER,
Clerk of Com. Council
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NOTICE..

A NcELITo LODGE NO. ! Ie5, l. o.
~ 0. r = Officers and members of this
Lodge are hereby notified that the next regu-
lar meeting will bs held on Monday evening,
April 26th, at 7o'clock sharp. Aprompt at
tendance is especially desired. Officers and
mem .ers OF nther lodges of the Order In this
city, as we'll as. .soiourning brothers are in
vited to attend BY order,
ap2l5t ss ,n1 l.. j. SMITH. N, q.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27
RACES! RACES!!
Agricultural Park
SATURDAY, ,MONOAY&TUESDAy
May ist, Sd and 4th.

4
May ist, Sd and 4th.
FIRST DAY.
WI Welch names b. &. Vaughn.
w. j. Jonathan names d. z. Don Elipha.
Mile heats, best in 5 to harness and rule,
for purse of $4,000.
SECOND DAY.
w. ]. Welch names b. g. Vaughn.
w. ]. Jonathan names d. z. Don Elipha.
Two miles and repeat, to harness and rule,
for purse of So 900.
THIRD DAY.
RUNNING RACE = SINGLE DASH OF
HALF MILE.
G. Kitchen enters S. g. Walking John.
G. Thomas enters b. m. Irene Harding.
Purse of $300-$200 to first and sl00 to second.
Ten per cent. entrance free.
GRAN D HURDLE RACE,
May 9Th.
For purse of $780, Entrance 10 per cent. Three
or more to enter and two to start.
Mile and repeat, over four hurdles, three
feet high. Each entry to carry II stone (l54
SAME DAY.
Purse of $50. Entrance 10 per cent. For all
California saddle horses. One half mile
heats, three in five. Garry catch weights.
Entries will close at 9 p. N. Saturday even
ing, May LIST, at the Fashion Saloon.
apA I'd w. j. WEIGH, Proprietor.
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GA R d.
MADAME MUSE

ID ~ fschools and the public generally of
Los Angeles that she will take pupils for in
struction on the Piano and Organ. For par
ticulars apply at j. d. Patrick's Piano Rooms,
80 Spring street, mr30 tt -
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A few of the Great Bargains they
are offering for sale are as follows:
ELEGANT VILLA on Main street, opposite
the residence of Gov. Downey; one of the
most stylish homes In the city. surrounded
by beautiful fruit and ornamental trees;
lot 1O7x325.
CHARMING SUBURBAN RESIDENCE on
Pco street, containing 7 acres, embelli ahed
with rs Orange, 25 Lemon, 30 Lime, so
Walnut, 10 Pear, 25 Peach, and Is Apricot
trees, all bearing; 1900 Foreign Grape
Vines, splendid Artesian Well; a beauti-
full house of S rooms, with all the charms
of the country and conveniences of the
city. A great bargain that will not remain
long on the market.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE on Main
street, corner Of Third; S rooms; Stable;
Fruit Trees, Flowers, etc nice and
comfortable home at bargain.
new CUI IAGES fUK SALE.
TWO COTTAGES on Turner street; both
rented. at $40 per month each; insurance
for one year; splendid paying invest
ment. Price, $1,000, the whole property
new.
NEW COTTAGE on Hope street, aboye Sixth.
Lot 60xl65; fenced; including water, hose,
etc. Cheap, 81 800. At
COTTAGE; New; 8 rooms; near Railroad
Station, in centre of the city; good we'll of
water; large walnut trees; garden filled
with bearing Grape Vines. Will be sold
only for a few days, as the owner is leav-
ing the city 1t will pay as an investment
~ per cent per month, besides taxes, etc.
Price, $3.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-27

SUBJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-07

CARDINAL MANNING took occasion Of
the presence Of a complimenting deputa-
ton, the other evening, to answer his old
schoolmate Gladstone's citation from n
speech Of his to prove the war purposes
Of the Roman Catholic Church. lie did
II In words 40 remarkable that we will
notspoil them by ubridgmcnt. Here they
arc.
I am no prophet, but | think none
needs tile gift Of prophecy 10 perceive
that the armament Of 100000 Of men al
least, with a power Of destruction which
las never been equalled In the annals Of
warike nations, all portend n greater and
bloodier conflict In Europe than we have
hitherto witnessed. | think II Is n shame
and scandal 10 the Christian world to
see the misery and the scourge the sins
Of governments have created and brought
about BY the apostles Of revolution, who
make II their hrst and chief object to pull
down the temporal power OF the vicar Of
Jesus Chris, and when they have &C.
complished that fact, / will venture to
probhesy-nnd. my prophecy is this: II
The Christian world be destroyed, he will
fever again reign over II, but II the Chris.
tian world Is to survive, the sense Of jtis.
tice will one day put him back again in
his seat. But even that the Christian
world would not be able 10 do without
scourging itself by a European war which
II has prepared for itself. My words were
not a threat, buta lament, and those who
quote my words against ME as iirebrnnd
that would set Europe in conIlagtation
rre among the chief apostles of the
gospel Of revolution and the chief agents
against the peace Of Christian govern.
ments. As man Of peace and pastor Of
the flock, pray that the Christian ma.
lions Of Europe may speedily disarm In
every country, and may turn to the gos.
pei Of peace, to the union Of the Christian
world. Such was the intention Of my
words at the meeting OF the league Of 81.
Sebastian, and have seized the first op.
portunity Of declaring to the English peo-
pic that I have been, / hope not studi.
ously, but maniiestly misrepresented.
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THE TURF.
KENTUCKY RACES,

LEXINGTON, KY, September 6.-ThG
fall meeting over the Kentucky Associa'
ton course commenced to-day with fnC
weather, good track, good attendance and
universally good speed.
The first race was mile heats for three
year Olds. Richards, Clark & Grinslead''
ch. t., !, |; Cadwalladers b, t., ., 9; Nc
Gibben'S b, t., 4, 8; SOlicar's br, c., 5, 4
WiIhersb, t., 3, 5, Time, l;4S3, l:5O,
The second race was one mile and a
furlOug, with Eve entries. Robinson 4
MOrgan's Bob Woolley, !; b. SwiVert'r
King Alfonso, 2; McIntyres Katie Pcase,
8, Pine, l;54,
This is the fastest race ever run In
America by two seconds, The first FUR
long was run In IL seconds, and the mile
from string to string was run IN l:42
The whole distance was made ut the rate
Of l:4St to the mile. Bob Woolley il by
Imp bennington, dam, lem by Lexing-
ton.
The third race, a three.quarter mile
dash for two year old fllies, with seven
entries. ]. A. Grinstead, Janet; Gard.
ners, Ch, t.; A, K. Richards, Ch, I, Time
ll7, There will be two races Tomorrow,
LOUISVILLE, September 6-The Lex
ingtOn races began to-day with a lair
crowd in attendance, The heat and du,t
was too great to make the day enjoyable,
First race-Mile heats, for three year
olds, $50, pay or play, $3.50 added by the
club. There were five entries, GrinstPad
being the iayorite, Withers second, Me.
gibben third, Tallyero fourth and Stone
fifth.
The frat heat was won by the iavoritC,
Megibben second, Time, l.463.
In the second heat the horses got of in
line after two false starts, with the ia.
yorite in the rear. They punched at the
half mile pole and the favorite took the
second place at the three.quarIers and
went to the front on the home stretch,
Cadwallader second and the iavOrite win.
ner. Time, l'50.
Second race-SweepstakeS, for three
year olds, $50, pay or play, $500 added,
second horse Sl00. There were eight en-.
tries and six starters. Bob Woolley and
King Alfonso sold even at 5000 each In
the pools, Katie Pearce third,
A start was was nude with Bob Wool,
ley first and Redmond second. Katie
Pearce and Alfonso took the second and
third places, Woolley was the winner
by four lengths, Alfonso second, Katie
Pearco third. Time, 1;54.
Third RaCe-Filly stakes for two year
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Grent I,oliilcn( MeGainr.

LOUISVILLE, September GA Ovurier-
JOurnaispecal from Holly Springs, Miss,
say.; The largest political meeting ever
held In tho State occurred here to-day.
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, and Con.
gressman Lamar, Of Mississippi, spoke,
and the court house being too tmall to
hold the crowd they adjourned tO the
yard. A large number Of negroes were
present. Senator GDrdoh's speech was
very conservative, breathing d spirit u
reconciliation bdgoodfeeling between the
sections ilteulogi7ed Federal sOldierjds.
nUnnced cafpetbaggefs who were sneaks
during the war and thieves since; appeal
ed to lhe colored people to unite with the
whites and drive out carpet.baggers; con.
lrasted the condition 6f Georgia with
Ml.si@ippli showed that peace reigned
In Georgia and niEftle In MissiAippi.
Lamar followed Gordon in character
isiics peech secOndlng the irst gentleman'a
eff0fi; he reviewed the politics Ot the
State since the war, aud held up the acts
0f The radical party in Mississippi; he
6xed on Governor Anes the blood Of all
the negroes killed at the Vicksburg riOtS.
The speech was the finest ever made In
the State aud was listened tO with breath.
less attention. AT the close cheers rent
the air for Lamar and Gordon. There
was no accident or disturbance 10 mar the
pleasures Of the dAy,
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The Dinlrnlty 0I Ituryins II Mum
IIl NJ NlNNIrnMl.

For two or three days past our tele.
graphic columns have contained news
aOoni row, and partial riot, over the
dead body Of man named Gnibord,
whose friends want to bury him in the
Catholic cemetery and whose enemies
are determined that he shall not be
buried in it. 1t seems from an account
IN the New York Times, that in his life.
time Gdibard was commnnicant in the
Catholic Church. lie was also a member
oil "a literary society III Montreal known
@iAc Canadian Institute. This associu.
!'on owns a library, some booksin which
incurred the disapproval Of the Bishop
oil Montreal, who commanded their re-.
moval, The Institute refused to submit
10 this censorship. The Bishop appealed
TO Rome, and papal decree against said
works, especially a certain annual
ol the Institute, was Illuminated. The
Institute remained contumacious and re-.
cusant and the Bishop pronounced a ban
upon it's members, iotbiddins them the
last offices Of the Roman Church Tin the
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The Iron Interest.

We alluded Yesterday to tl,c blowing in
ot tbe new Belmont furnace in mi, city,
onj EXPRESSED lhe hone Tint il might be
4 bappy nururv 10 tbo general iron in.
I,,,., ,ri' e III, ...,.' w v" a,iaa ,t,,
uu''F! VI 'n'S region. we ho''ce 'h".
the report oil the American Iron and Steel
Association, just published, makes ra.
thor encouraging shaving for tho ;ron
-. ~ 10 20 o-..'',.,' w. -. 49,,
interest oil tue country II SHOWS tha'
the production OF pig Iron for 1874 was
2,GSO,4l3 net tons, as against 2,SGs,27S
Inn. in 1874 nni 9O54 $50 TINA in 1872
H., H.. S.a5"",;.n ~ ~, .atI.i i.aa T.,
'n", '"' prVu"V''O' O,o.o1 y, W. no'Ieu ''o". '"'
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Indiana SnlIinrs, ReI,nion,

INDIANAPOLIS, September G,-The ek'
ecutiye committee Of The Indiana Sol
diers' Reunion have decided W offers
Gag to the county Outside Of Marion send
Ing the largest organized delegation h
Indianapolis on the 14th Of October. The
contest 40 far Ia between Hendricks aid
Bartholomew counties, but other coIn
ties are rapidly entering the lists, and ID,
contest will be lively. Recruiting officer,
are being appointed in all partS Of tht
State. This reunion promises To be The
most successful held anywhere Since The
war. The final meeting Of all the com
mittees will be held nj indianapolis Uu
Tuesday, September IA, at 2 p. St., to com.
plete the arrangements. II Ii desired
that each shall be represented ut this
meeting,
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The Mclsh Letters.

PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-FhG
fifth letter OF the Welsh series Is now In
typo, and will appear tomorrow II
gives the history Of Red Cloud Reserva,
tiOn, The first agent was not nominated
by the church, but by General Logan, for
eminent political services, and then began
the fraudulent practices, The letter
shows how agents are sent away from
their reservations and fraudulent vouch.
ers signed by employee and paid, and nc
reclamation made when the agents give
notice Of frauds, A letter from the In.
terror Department to the first church
agent for Red Cloud shows that D. I,
MeCann, the well known freight con.
tractor, was sent ut the request Of Ne.
braska Senator'S and Representatives,
Mr.. Welsh says he Ia satisfied that the
church exerted diligence, but no agents In
exposed situations, unsupported by mis-.
sionaries or teachers, can long resist the
wiles Of the Indian Ring, backed as II is
by the Interior Department,
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CANADA.
THE ouIBoRD BURIAL.

MONTREAL, September 6.-Thousandl
visited the scene Of the late riotous ga
thering yesterday, The grave Of Gli
bord's wife, which was recently opened
for the reception Of GuibOrd's remains
was the chief object Of attraction, It il
rumored that Systematic preparations are
being made by the French Canadians In
and around the city to prevent the burial
and that arms are being transported tC
aid the Belligents. 1t Is stated on good
authority that precaution measures arc
being taken by the members Of the French
Canadian Institute to prevent the raising
Of Guibord's remains after being entered
NJ. DOutre has received several threaten
ing letters, and a number Of friends now
guard his house nightly. No allusion
was made to riot In the Catholic
Churches yesterday.
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CALIFORNIA.
Elected BY a Small Majority.

SAN FRANCISCO, September G.-Bryant
Democratic ring candidate, lias been
elected Mayor by small majority.
San FRANClsco, September 0.-Youi
agent ia in n position 10 state positively
that Mills does moi deny the staiCmeneat'
tributed to him In the dispatches Of Sat
urday relative to Ralston's defalcation
and The overissue Of stock. As regardt
the statement that assignments to Sharon
Of property covers the debtN, leaving
s2,O0O,6OO surplus, II Is doubtful II The
amount will cover the detalCntion. II il
no. to be supposed that these things will
affect the prospect Of resumption, as they
have been taken into consideration In the
arrangements. The Treasury to-day re-
deemed notes OF the National Gold Bank
and Trust Company to the amount oI
$4,000.
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There were only 8 feet and ! inch in
the channel at 0 o'clock last evening.
The Science departed for PaFkeFsburg
punctually yesterday morning. The RI.
gon will be the regular packet ut II A. NJ.
to-day.
The NJ. S. Thanhouser has been char
tered to run in the Sundsh trade during
the low water season. She is one OF the
finest low water steamers on the river,
only drawing thirteen inches, She COM
meRced her trips yesterday.
Capt. 0'Neal is negotiating for the little
steamer Comfort to take the place Of the
Forest City in the Steubenville trade dur
ing the low water. The Orient had been
secured for that purpose, but her aue will
have to be repaired before she can be
used, The repairs will be completed in
the Course OF q week,
The steamer @, W, Hornbrook has laid
up At the lower end Of tho wharf,
Flats were being towcd up the river
yesterday by horse power owing to the
low water.
IBy TCleSruph,l
PITTSBURGH, September 6.-River II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, September 26.-ClOudy;
mercury 73to SS, River 8 $40 feet and
falling slowly. DOwn-Morning Star,
Shannon. Up-Idlewild, Morning Star,
Etna and tow, Business moderately ac-
tive; Southern freights plenty.
CAIRO, September 6.-Arrived-J, D,
Parker, Memphis. Departed-Parker,
Cincinnati. River II feet 10 inches, and
falling. Weather clear and sultry.
NASHVILLE, September G.-River still
falling, 2 feet inches on the shoals;
weather clear and hot. Departcd-Cooke,
Evansville.
ST.. LOUIS, September o. Arrived
Hickory and barges, Tennessee river;
Belle OF Shreveport, New Orleans; City Of
Helena, VCksburg. Departed - North
Western, 81, Paul; City OF Chester, Mem.
phis; Grand Lake and barges, New Or.
leans; Bayard, Hannibal. River has fal-
len 2 inches; weather clear and very
warm.
MEMPHIS, September G.-Thc river fell
2 inches. Weather clear, Mercury 94o.
Arrlved-City Of Augusta, Cincinnati,
Departed-Belle Memphis, ST. Louis;
Capital City, Vicksburgi Mary Hanshon,
Louisville, late last night,
CINCINNATI, September 6.-River Q feet
2 inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, September Ga feet s
inches in the canal, 2 feet 8 inches on the
falls. Weather clear and warm. Arrived
Alice, Cincinnati; Sandy, Coast. Fawn,
Evansville. Departed Alice, lower
coast; Sandy, Coast; Fawn, Cincinnati.
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STABBED.


TFRRE HAUrE, September o. The
soldiers reunion at Rockville Is an over.
whelnling success, and nearly 5000 per.
sons are present. Gen. Chas. Crtiit, Of
Terre Haite, Ia In command Of the camp.
Gen. Sherman, Senator Morton and other
celebrities arrived al 8 r. N. and were es.
corte,l to the camp In OTIS Grove by all
the soldiers lied by Col. 0sburn, Of
Illinois. Thos. N. Rice, on behalf Of the
citizens, welcomed the General and Senu.
tor Morton, who both responded briefly
amid cheers. The evening was devoted
to brief addresses music and tableaux'
The best Of order prevails. Twenty
thousand people are expected at the
barbecue tomorrow.
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international indian Fair.

MUsKO0EE, !. T., September 0.--There
will be a full representation Of all the In.
dian tribes at tue International Fair, 10
be held September l4th 10 18th. School
children from one or more schools In
eaCh Of the Fix nations are expected 10 be
present and compete fnr S25 premium for
The best essay. The U. =. Government, ,at
the request Of Major ingalls,, Of the Union
Agency has made allowances to provide
for them while here, and also to feed del.
egaLiOns that may be present from all
wild tribes. Numerous and large cohtti.
buttons VI stock and manufactures have
been made by the citizens Of Missouri and
Kansas for the benefit Of The Indian ex.
hibition.
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CLEVELAND, September 0.-The now
Euclid Avenue Opera House opened TO.
night with grand complimentary benefit
rendered by number Of prominent citi.
zens to the manager, Mr.. John Ellsler.
The new edifce is located on Sheriff street
with an entrance from Euclid Avenue.
It's finished In a handsome substantial
manner and has a seating capacity Of
about $500. The evening entertainment
was largely attended.
The printers strike In this city has
proved acomplete failure. The nGwSpa.
per managers find no difficulty in supply.
ing the strikers place at reduced scale
Of prices.
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Trspublic has seen two clouds gather.
Ing recently in the political heavens,
charged with opposite poles Of electricity.
They met on Market street last night and
as is natural under such circumstances
there was a collision and discharge.
Not to speak metophorically, we. refer
the reader to our local columns this
morning for the particulars Of a street
encounter last night between j. Hanson
Good, of this city, and Henry s. Walker,
Of Charleston. We presume that the
facts of thcencounter, as near as may be,
will come out in the police court this
morning.
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Opening d the ohio state Fair

COLUMBUS, September G.-The State
Fair opened under favorable auspices thi-
morning. The crowd was as small IL
usual for the first day, which Is devoted
to arranging the halls. The display Of
horses Ia magnificent and larger than fOr
many years. Before 8 o'clock to-day ad.
ditional stalls for horses had to be erected
which were quickly filled, and every train
brings more horses. Thedisplay Of sheep
hogs and cattle Ia also large aud fine. Ii
was thought the display Of fruit would be
very meagre, but with little effort q
good collection Of apples will be shown
for the county premium from several 0l
the northern counties. All the other de.
partmehts Of the Fair present good Op-
pearanCe.
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Capcrton w. Davis.

WARRINGTON, sept o.
special to The Cincinnati Gazette
A correspondent Of the Sunday Herald,
who has been talking with Senator Caper.
ton, Of West Virginia, finds him fully
committed to the Democrrtic initiation
doctrine. lie Ia convinced that an at
tempt to resume according 10 the Repub.
lican plan, in 1879, would, II persisted In,
inevitablyfail, to the dishonor Of the ma.
tionnl credit. He believes that an attempt
to resume, at the time fixed, would result
In virtual protest OF government paper,
and would postpone rather than hasten
resumption.
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SAN Francisco, September Gin The
Fifteenth District Court to-day a decision
was given In the test case Of the protested
tax litigation. The cate Is one Of many
involving altogether from S6OO,OOO to
100000. II will probably he appealed.
In the case Of the German bondhUlders
against the California Railway, II wa4 an.
nOunced to-day that 1t would be settled
outsideoi tho court. 1tia understood The
terms arc the same as offered the bond.
holders beiote the litigation,