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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-12-30
THE WHEELING STANDARD.

If the hcroics in which the Wheel
ing St,u,dui is in the habit of indul-
gins were not 50 absurd and alu-
siyc, they would lie amusing.
l, greatly mistakes the feeling Of
the people of the Third District.
The people of CabeIl and Wayne
and Mason, and all the other coun-
ties in the District, are not interested
in the speculative hopes Of corner
lot proprietors, at the confluence Of
the Elk and the Kanawha > on the
contrary, some of the towns looked
ON Charleston as a rival for their To-
cal trade, vet they are none the less
indignant at the outrage perpetrated
by political bummers, now lignitied
by the Standard, rs 1.-the will Of the
people" in the removal of the Capt.
lol. Their Indignation does not ex-
pend itself in words, but when the
time comes for action, it will be
seen.
The Standard with that air Of can~
dor which it knows so well how 10
assume, in speaking Of the refusal Of
the State at large to notice the cause
of complaint of the Third District,
says, a very significant Indication Of
this Is found in the refusal Of the
Democratic Executive Committee TO
elevate tool OF the Charleston ring
to the craftsmanship ofthat organiza
ton, and We believe, if other hints
arc wanted they will be supplied on
short notice" \ true account of this
matter, will show how saving of the
truth the S'qadGrd is.
The chairman of the meeting OF
the committee, seven members of
which were present, was Mr.. {. T..
Snyder, 1.-THE tool of the Charleston
ring" spoken Il by the Standard.
When the ballot was taken for per
mancnt chairman, there was Il tie
vote three for Mr.. SNYDER, three
for Mr. Campbell Mr. Snyder gave
the casting vote in favor of Mr.
Campbell; thus it HAS the "tool of
the Charleston ring" who really
elected his opponent TO office, and
She exact contrary Of the statement
made by the Standard is true. The
Committee did not refuse to elevate
Mr. SNYDER to the craftsmanship; on
the contrary, it was the ac; Of the rep
resentatiye of the Thiri District
which gave the Craftsmanship TO q
gentleman Of the First.
Try again Mr.. Standard.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
W. c. Miles survivor Of p. BufingoI
deceased,
".
John Patterson, ct al
n CUANCERY.

In obedience 70 dccice II tie County
Court II Cabcil County, State ui Wet
Virginia made and entered in the abp'e
snt ted cause o. the Goth day Of October
1873. the undersigned Slcc.al Commli'-
siorer, appointed by sa.d decree for TIE
purpose, Will on
TIE l0h DIY or January, l"',
at the front door f the Court House o.
said county offer for fale to tie h'gho'
b oder, tie following described raj e'ia"
tn-w.t: One hundred and niIcty-hye acre,
Of land, more or less lying on tie water,
If Nue Mile Greek, in said county aie
for more definite description # he 'lhs
reference j. made To- "a report fled am",i,s
tie papers in said cause, by John "
Church, Special Commissioner. made 81
filed pursuance Of - fIrmerdecfce.
TERMS OF SALE ore bali 81 ne
purcka-e money cash in hand and tie Fe'.'
due upon a credit II * month";
taking from the purcha'er D,''
with approved security for the de'e.
red payments and retaining tie legal "-'
as additional security.
Given under NY hand this 9th ia!
December, 1915.
i. J. McCOMAS,
Dec. iw. Special COnimis.lord'
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@ HALL'S
ANNANsi g ".,oyEsl VEGETABLE Sc'lHa
fSe. yzsNS;S..Ha w HAZE
VA : AsS>-s-Nsj
-. 81 REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
lari.v of this valuable Hair Prep
aratiou, which is due to merit
aloae. We can as&urs ctr old
patrons that it is kept fully up 10
lis high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustroas, and silkcn. Tho
scalp, By its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all c'uptions and
dandrlf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its uao, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
Glands 70 their normal vigor, and
will create y new gr;wth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DEEssINd ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair splendid
glossy appearance. A. A. Haycs
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for eS-
ccllent quality; and | consider It
the BEET PREPARATION ior It's
intended purpose
Sod By all Druggis:s and Dealers ." afa''cs''es.
Pricc Ono Dollar.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

f9 Ger. chm Fever. kom.I.ent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe-
yer, &C., and indeed al tho affections
which arise from melarious, marsh. or
min srnatic DOlsOns.
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Deposition Notice.
10 d. ". Nichols, En-,

,, l IKE ho'ice thatwe shall on the sist dav Of
cinnatl, ONO. between the hours Of 4. N .nr
+. NJ OF WAT daY proceed TO take the ,Iennsi
tons on Gideon Burton, Robert b. I'm, ton IL /
nam !. Durton, Charles ferriman and Others o.
action at law depending In the Coun,v Con-, -,
Ca5ell county, West Virginia, wherein Won srs
defendant ana We ATE plaintiffs ana n from
any canse the taking Of said deposirions he not
commenced on that day, or, If commenced he
hot completed on that day. the taxing of the
Same me VIII ne adjourned and continued from olay
- day, or from time 10 time AT the sam. ~,
and between the same hours until the SANG sb. \
&C completed. ResDccffully Ne
GIDEON BURTON 4 CO
''i''" hhie' Ath :. ny CVulse,.
Dcc. 2l-iw.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-12-30

miasmanc polsohs.
-euw> No ono remedy Ia lorSc.
nd EA called for bv Tho necessities
E@ o; the American people than
EsJ EA$ n sure and sa:e cure for
rSs ES Fcyer,,ua Acuc. Such
we are now enabled 10 ole.
a with = perf,c, certainty tina,
:, ill o-,dj,,,c Tho ,Ii,c,so aud with a..,r-
o,,,.. founded 9, ,rcnr that no harm s,.i
arse ,ron ,ts nso II, any quantity.
IN, ,vh,..h n-oie.t. from or prevents this
4; ,,r,,., rust he Of iu,ua.,o ,oryico in ",
c.r,,,,ri,i.. rr,rc I, r-o,nil,. Prevention
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- ,,t;..h bo ,,,,., RIM 1, yiolont a,trcks @.
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,,;,,' emo If ,-,,r.,i,,.,t. :. hat il cou::,.
no QUINN: ., r,n.rre', cGiIsc ur",l, u pro.
d,,cr. ~, ,,..,,,.i, ,, ,llr, ,! iuiicu, ,:rs,s
,,b,t,,..,,,i,o,, ne constitution Tho.s cured
iv II ar, a - ,,i:i.. -, =: :.,y 49,; ser...
he'd ti..li.cr-o.
Fever nnis scuo il ~; alone The con.
eao,tarr.. o.. n!c ,.;,su,i,. po IN. sroa;
variety Of disorders nri>c rom IL ir.i:at;-E,
among whi p So" F"ur.' -, a-'."''i'i
,issi, Cont. ss""Jnch". 1s!tn"ocsS'
90 .,n:' ~. s.,;nf..I Z 0cr,Ion
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue q; 4 Deed Of Trust executed % =,
10Th day OF OciOl,er 1873. by Chas. J. hA :.
and Adiissa hls wife. aud 4. W wingo lo ~ u,
Trustee 10 secure 10 II. > Parsons tI'e .,,sl
OF three notes a. follows: ore iof t"ii ..'',,Gef
dollars, AZ one year from date. OIe ~ ,rs
hundred DOLLAR ~ two years from o1p, - RI
for Five hundred dOlla.s AT ihree va d,,,aI
date. all bea.lng interest fruln daie aIu y, ne
having been made in the rsyiu,hl -.
second Of said notes. ! shah sell Oh 'ne ~
SEES. -,
on FRIDAY, DECENBER 2HA =,
etween the hours # 10 A. ". and p
the highest bidder for eash. LOIS 10, B.'-
-. II, II. H. "a and - OF Blr ~ zion ~
much iheieof a, NAV be necessary 10 F''
anIo1nt due Oh said nCtts. -, . TnWNER
uus.se
Nov .5-lw.
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l. Summers, Ext.


r. c. Burlington, Admir-. and Admrx and
OtsC $.
II appearing o. the satisfaction Of tie
Court that Nm, II. Burlington is nom
resident Of this state. ami tie object OF
this suit being 90 set mp 4 lost bond a,r the
sum # = ono executcl about TIC wear
1866, - the plf> iutc>,a'c by said 4. G..
Burlington i1r legal services and for dis
cuvcry rs % what other parties, except
said PC Burlington, executed said bond
vheth. executed by all the parties nam
ed in said bin. on low any # them. or by
other Ia;t.c- % the Pm unknown. 1t is
Therefore ordered that the said VIM. H.
Butliuc, %, and uth.r parties To the sail
bond whose names are 10 the Pits up-
known, appear here at rules To be he'd in
the CLERKS .tlice oi tie Circuit Court inr
said County ON the 1T Monday In Feb
rurrv next 10 Do what Is nee - ~ 10 pro-
icct their interest in tie prtmi> :.
VI = TllORNBU Re-. Clerk.
Dec. @}-iw. J. VI. L.id.cy, Sol.
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OMWESSgOXEgs'S sAA1I

\. J. EHslnw,
IN NHANO El1.
William Matter 20 OF
b. vi-tu. OF % 'c-rr rendered in me above
eu'irIci cause 20 On" July term 80 thc Coun y
Cogr, os CabcIl county. West Virginia. The
unjrrS glrd Special commissioner appointed
hy The Cour. fog that rurpo>e, VIII OGer Tor
sale
ONFRIDiT. DECEMBER 2i'h 1873,
between the hon : 81 10 O'Clock \. ". and G
0c.ock T.. VI uD tho premises. The House aud
BOT Of The said William Matter. situated on the
north side 10 3rd Avenue. between 10Th and
nm streets m tJr Cty 90 Huntington West Viz
ginla. being rho same .UlSe> mentioned IN the
papers lu ,a'd cause.
Terms or SALE Oue-thirl cash m hand on
day 90 sale. the hlltncc n two equa! payments
oi siS AMI twelve months taking from the pur
chaser ,,oud Nith good security with interest.
aud retailing the legal title until The same Is
p3d. u. g.. SlMNS.
Now 2s-td. Special COMMISSIONER.
the shove sale IS postponed until SATURDAY
January. S,h ls'6,
H. g.. SIMMS,
Dee 30-tI. SJccla. Commissioner.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Closing Scenes.

Although the legislature has done
many things which it ought not tc
have done, and LETT uudoue many
things it ought to have done, it has
accomplish i much that will be OF
permanent benefit TO the State and
the people. During the l. st ten days
ofthe session, much Of the work coll-
mcueed at Clarlo ton and perfected
at Wheeling was yitalizcd INTO laws,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMEsSgONER's SALE
~ CHANCERY.

A. B Palmer
vs. IN NuANOEltl.
james Board II al,
By virtue Of decree rendered IN the ahov"
entitled cause uv The CDuuty tuu.t 81 tah@N
County. Wr,r 81 g.uia. at 'hc Octnhcc term is,a
thereof. Tho undersigned SPECIAL Commissioners
apppintc. 90: taat purpose Will oU
Fr'dy Tie 2S'i DW Of January, 1876,
between thc hours o. O'Clock 4. NJ, and 6
o',.ocG n. y. CA the !geWi-Cs. proceed o. ,eI
the following q. .r-.Hri Ir'pe y, tn-wi: 10,
So rs E'nrS $50 8 ~ Eii toms extension ut me
clty ~ Huntington. Nest V,rE.na, hing the
-lisc properly mentioned iu the papers ant pro
rc~iir-> 20 th- s.!4 'Au-e, N Pub. auction =
the l!gi a. bidder. upon the following terms.
to-Nt;: Olc-thiri cash IA hand on The day 81
sale the rem. Under iu tSO cqu payments 0l SiN
AMI twelve months. SIknE from mo purchaser,
bonds with good security for the payment 81 the
deferred payments. ard eSCrv!rg the legal title
IS further security until The whole IL n'Id.
a. G.. SINUS,
2. r. ENSLON,
Dec. .cth4v special Commissioners.
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no william II. Entingtnn. and to L,

U'p William ". Burlington ard II q c
Il unkuownpa ties above referred to-:
You are hereby notified that ON Mon.
day the ith day Of February. lS7G, at
the Law Office u Laid ey X IIrgeman,
in the CITY Of Charlesioo. Kau,wha Co.,
W. Va. or mot taken on that Il ", then
on the DIST day oi the same month ami
wear, ut the same place, shall rrlce
10 take the dispositions OF Saml \. Mil
Ter, ". :. Laid ey aud Others To be coutin-
ued by aljourutmeut from time To time, ii
necessary, til completed, TO b. read As evil
3encrm the hearing Of the above men
toned caus'.
LIS SUMMERS. EN'R OF
GEO. W. SUMMERS, Decd.
Dec. 23-4w. BY Counsel.
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INSTRUMENTATION. 0R soul (HiRYING
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

SAVE MONEY
hy sending s4.?5 for any 81 Magazine ani THE
WEEKLY T:IBuNE t,rsnlar piicc 80, or $50
for the Magazine and THE SEMl-WEEALY
TRlBU Ne Irregular price -. Address
THE TRIBUNE. New York.
SEERIFT"S SALE
c. G. Osborn vs. Wheaton Il Sanbom.
]. +. Kirby vs. Wheaton X Sanborr
william Black vs. Wheaton, < Sanbcm.
4. L. Howell vs. Wheaton, a Sauborn.
on ATTACHMENT.
Nv virtue AN ordc made in tie above
! styl,d cases at tie Oct her Term 800 4
tie County 'uuit Ci abel County, WoI
Virginia, | Will on Thursday
THE GTH DAY or LlNUIRY, 1876
offer ior SAFE on tie farm f LAFAYETTE
| Ball in Union District, sad county Il
Cabcll, tie following described property,
tu-wit One boiler and two engine.
which were ,cviod upon by ne by virtue
of attachn eit- ia ~ Il cast, in iay,roi tLu
above plaintiffs agaLs, y Loaton ~ san
born.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ons thld cab,
balance in SIX aud twelve months, taking
from purchaser bond with approved -
curity fer deferred payment bearing inter
est from day If sale. Given uldE ny
hand this December Bad, 1910.
D. I.SMiTH, Shelf,
Hy GEO. +. MILLER, D,,tt. Dee'fi~
CTATE OF WEST vIRGINIA-At
- rules he'd in the flee # tie Clerk Il
tie Circuit Court Of Lincoln Countyon tie
first Monday Of December, 1875.
Thomas Roberts,
J. e. Sdebottom, Susan +. s debottom,
Angeine Estey, j. ;. Burdsall, and -
Burisall, partners under the firm name Of
Burdsa. and Brother
IN CIANCERY.
Tie object # this suit among other
things Is To subject 10 ,a'e, two lot, q Ind
in the town ct flamin To- tie payment s
two Judgments Of The Circuit Court 4
Lincoln County,ore in tie rame Of Tbom.
a. Roberts against J. {. Sidrbottom, and
the other in the name II Burdsall and
Brother against Thomas Roberts and &C..
Sidebottom, and also to esteem and de
clare Susan +. Sidcbottomtrustec,as 10 the
lot conveye dto her by Ambro'c r. Nau-
pin, for the creditors If her husband Jr
scph g. Sidebottom and to set tie sane
aside ~ fraudulent as % them Th. DAY
came the plaintiff by his attorney, ard i
appearing from an affidavit filed in ne
papers Of this cause that the dciendur
Angelina Estey, J. :. Buyd-all and -
Bnrd' all are not residents ef the State q
West Virginia, therefore it i. sTde'ee
that they appear here at the rsxt Jsnusr
Rules and do what is necessary 10 protest
their interests in the premises
B.F. CURRY, CLERK
| J. VI Laidley, Sd. Dec. 80
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No one remedy 10 lo1cc.
called for by .hc neccssS!e 90
o; the American people than
n lure and sa:c cure for
Fever and Aguc. Such
we are now enabled 10 cGcs,
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4 Ia C;rcu Court for the County Of
n Cabell continued and held at the
Court House there of, on the 9TH day oi
Dccemb r.. 1870.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-21

high. The live stock display will be
during October and November, 1876,
the period devoted to each class being
fifteen days, and the order of the ex-
hibition being, first: horses, mules and
asses; second, horned cattle; third,
sheep, swine and goats. Animals
must be of pure blood and meritorious
to gain admission, and must be at
tended and fed at the expense of the
owner. Stables and feed are provided
at cost. Poultry will be exhibited
permanently during the whole expo
sition, and specially from October 25th
to November 10th, 1876. Only pure
breed and highly meritorious birds
will be admitted, and will be shown
in the packages In which they are
shipped. The genealogical display is
desired to be complete in every re-
spect, and all varieries of fruit will be
received In season, and perishable
kinds represented by models in wax.
The States are urged to cooperate in
the effort to place before the world
creditable evidence of the resources
and capacity of our country in respect
to fruit culture and products. A Sec
ton Of the Agricultural Hall covering
ten acres, will be set aside for the dis
play of agricultural machinery, and
this feature is expected to be second to
none. The reception of articles in this
department commences January 5th,
1876, and ends on April 10th. We can
only add that ex-Gov. JOHN G. Dow
NEY is the member of the State Board
of Commissioners for this district, and
that the Board of Supervisors Of Los
Angeles county have selected as SUBJ
committee to aid in the work, Messrs.
M. KELLER, THos. A. CAREY, o. w.
CHILDs, J. A. CLARKE, l.. S. Lock-
HART, w. r. OLDEN and GEO. HAN
SON. Full information can be OBJ
tanned by application to any of these
gentlemen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-21
EASTERN NEWS.
Sale OF the "Inter-Oeeau" Denie.


CHICAGO, October 20th.-The re-
ported sale of the Inter Ocean to the
Tribune is denied in toto by the Inter
Ocean, which claims to be trenching
largely on the business OF the Tribune.
Contested Election.
MADISON, Wis, October 20th.-The
Supreme Court to-day rendered de-
cisi0n in the case of the contested
election in Wood county, reversing
the action of the canvassers in throw
ing out the vote of Lincoln county,
which left majority of Que for the
Reform candidate. Judge George w.
Cole, on which the Secretary OF State
gave him certificate as Congressman
elect from the Eighth District, instead
of DR.. A. S. McDill, Republican, who
had majority of the votes.
Destructive Fire.
PEORIA, ILL.,, October 20th.-This
morning the brewery of John Wich-
man & Co. was destroyed by fire. A
young man named Henry Toner, en-
ployed about the premises, was not
awakened by the fire and nearly per-
ished in the flames. Loss, 5000; in
surance, $4,000, as follows: Etna, of
Hartford, $1,000; Lancaster, $1,000;
Insurance Company of North Amer
lea, $1,000; Springfield, $4,000. The
origin of the fire is supposed to be in
cendiary.
Baltimore Races.
BALTIMORE, October Goth. The Sec
ond day of the races is bright and the
attendance very large. The first race
was dash Of one mile, for all ages,
and for horses that had not won at
Saratoga or Jerome Park since July
29th, of this year, $3.50 to first horse
and $50 to second, was won by First
Chance, followed by Springlet second
and O'Neal third-time, 1:46i. Fair
weather, the favorite by large odds,
came in fifth. Eight horses started.
The second contest was mile heats
for three-year-olds that had not won
sweepstakes race this year at Jerome
Park, Saratoga, Long Branch or Bal
timore, $500 to first horse and 500 to
second. The first heat was won by
Rhadamantbus, Jack Twigg second,
Arieteras third, Gray Mag fourth and
Charlie Cheatham distanced time,
l:47i. The second heat and race were
won easily by Rhadamanthus, Ariete-
ras second, Jack Twigg third and Gray
Mag distanced-time, 1:474.
In the steeple chase, which closed
the days sport, the following horses
started: Storm, George West, Minnie
Mac, Usage, Australian, Boz and Busy
Bee. The horses started all in bunch.
Australian led at the first hurdle,
Geo. Vast led at the second; at the
the third Boz threw his rider; Minnie
Mac took the fourth ahead Of the 9TH
ers and won in 3:201, Usage second
and Busy Bee third.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-21
The Causes.

After the battle is over, and while
the victors are singing triumphant
p@ans to the funeral dirge of the de-
feated, We are beginning to learn the
causes which led to victory and de-
feat in Ohio. We say causes because
it appears more than one conspired to
secure the Democratic issue-the rag
baby-was the heaviest milestone tied
about the Democratic neck, but there
were others and together they were a
load that no party could carry and
win the race. II the order of their
Significance these causes stood as fol-
lows: Initiation, Temperance, Division
of the school money. The initiation
proposition was generally unpopular
throughout the State. 1t had oppo-
nents everywhere and in every party
and organization. The advocacy of
this measure lost the Democrats ma
ny thousand votes and was the prime
cause of their defeat. Hamilton c0un-
tyin which Cincinnati is located elec-
ted the entire Republi can ticket and
people at distance from the scene of
action wonder what transferred the
heavy German vote of this county to
the Republican side. The detection
was in the main induced by the last
two causes named. A radical temper
ance candidate may always count on
losing the entire German vote. The
Germans do not believe in extreme
temperance measures. They do not
assume to dictate to any one on this
subject and they deny the right of any
one to- say that they shall or shall not
drink in moderation. The Democrat
ic candidate for Lieutenant Governor
was temperance extremist and this
lost the ticket the German vote. The
third and last milestone was the de-
mand of the Catholic church for an
apportionment of the public school
money to which demand certain of
the Democratic candidates manifested
disposition to accede. This propo-
siUion W as opposed by the German
votes and many others. This lost the
party votes more than sufficient to
have secured it the victory. No sane
managers of party could hope to
keep it afloat with these three great
weight about its neck. The candidate
or party who shows the slightest dis
position to divert the public school
money from its legitimate purpose af-
fords the most unmistakable evidence
of being unsafe and unworthy of pub
lie trust or confidence. On no other
one subject can the interests Of the
people be more vitality touched and on
no other one issue can they be more
thoroughly aroused.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-21
Railroad Progress.

Our people seem hardly aware Of
the railroad progress steadily going
forward In their midst. The South
ern Pacific Company is pushing the
work on the great road which will at
no distant day become the grand trunk
and main thoroughfare between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The gap
between our city and San Francisco is
rapidly closing. Every man, cart and
animal that can be used in preparing
the road bed through Tehachape Pass
is constantly employed and in few
months the whistle Of the locomotive
n will be heard on the Northern edge of
Tee Mojave desert. Once through the
sad building is comparatively
FINE MET. the Eastern base of the San
rhe Rest isnge is reached The tun-
he summit of these hills
ready st one hours notIc;d as speedily as men
FURNI TURE WSSroSd WSst the u. gap pAe setween sDm,
No. is Main stCaliente shall be
Nsarthe Pico House next July and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-21
Eos Anaeles Aerala
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

At Chico yesterday during difficulty be.
tween two men named Nord and Jones the
latter stabbed and fatally wounded the for
mer
The first centennial train ran from Buffalo
to Philadelphia yesterday.
The brothers Courtwrlght. who shot and
killed the Sheriff OF Portage county, Wiscon'
sin. were hanged by mob on Monday night
III. Rouher, In a speech at Ajaccio on the
10th, attacked the Irish and Orleanists and
censured President NacMahon. He also said
the Bonapartists are in favor OF universal
suffrage, and are content to appeal to the
people for an expression of popular will.
The appointment of Zack Cha sndler Secre-
tary of the Interior Is generally condemned
by leading Republican journals.
At Minneapolis, Mimi, yesterday, Mrs. So
phia Rapp, convicted Of completely In the
Lick murder, was sentenced to the State
prison for life.
It IL now known that the defalcations of
the succeeded Cashier of the First National
Bank of Ohio exceed 100000.
Small parties of Black Hill miners are leav-
ing sionx City almost daily. -
Chas. Revere, we'll known sport OF New
York, suicided yesterday.
The run on the Home Savings Bank of Bos-
ton still continues. Over $4,000 were paid out
TO depositors yesterday.
The election returns received up TO mid
night insure the election of Carr, Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction. San Francisco
gives him about 1000 majority.