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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

ADAy OF SuMMKR.-The wheels Of time set
us down yesterday under the full blaze OF
"ar;od Of spring. On Saturday night a raw east
wind was only tolerably comfortable nuder I"
heavy overcast, and indoor existence WAS more
comfortable than moderate existence III the
streets, Yesterday morning, however, over.
coats we're ipstinctively shed in anticipation OF
= mildly pleasant day, but no one expected
ar was prepared for the intensity OF the heat
with which Old Sol bathed the earth
Winter clothing was absolutely unconi,
Portable. and those who renamed
In il with feeling of lassitude which
va. plainly depicted IN the human face. In the
afternoon many ladies' appeared in the street,
in summer silks, while many men were Observer
in back yards, coatlsss, reclining in the shade
Tho banks along the Brandywine were teeminl
with people. in quest Of = cooler stmosph or
stream or In the shadow Of the rocks which
Int out from the preciptous sides above the ul
Der dam. The day was really one OF SUMMED
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

WILMINGTON SPIRITUALIsT Down THE TEN
IysuLA,-Miss Martha Eaton,a native OF CArollhe
county, having been born in the neighborhood
OF the Bloomery, but for several years past .
in iha vicinity OF her early home. During her
STAY in wilmington she has become spiritual.
ist and the Denton Journal relates that "she
has given one II not more free exhibitions OF
her familiar intercourse and friendship VIII ue.
nsr,ad .mr;ts. Nhs conyersea with them in the
most easy manner and 1t seems that the spirits
will impart to her secrets Of the grsvest possible
Character, She answers readily whose friends are
in heaven and whose are not' VINO
~ ha Iost &c" II is stated that she has made
some converts, but the majority Of people in
the neighborhood are said to be Indignant ~
what they call her presumption. Few years
ago woman was indicted by Grand jury ior
Caroline county - a witch, her witchcraft belsg
not widely dissin,ilar from Miss Eatons seances.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13
In the superior Court
OF the state OF Del
aware, In and for
New CAstle County,

David G. Nivin. New Castle County.
In pursuance of an order OF the Honorable Ed-
ward W Gilpin, Esquire, Chief Justice OF the state
Of Delaware, and such the Presiding Judge OF the
said superior Court, in vacation Notice IL hereby
given, tnst an application has been made ny An
thony Higgins ESQUIRE s,aolney an" gu ,nat sn
said United States are deslrous OF purchasing Tor
the erection OF Light House, Range Light, and
Light Keepers dwelling certain tract of land, the
preperIy Of David e. MIN within the limits OF said
Stale situated IN New Castle Hundred, in New cas-
tie County, which from disagreement In price ne
refuses to convey to the United statea. Bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at stake standing on the south side OF
the open road leading from. the New Castle and
to saint Georges, being corner Tor thls and, AMI
land Of j. /. 1aggert, thence from SAID stske souii
fourteen degrees west four hundred taoOl feet 10
stake corner for this lot, and other land OF said
David g. Nivin, and in line Of land OF the said
l. Taggert, thence from said stake by line divid-
inc ths lot from other lands OF said David g. Nivin,
north nfty-seven degrees and forty-siX anu one-ai
minutes west two hundred and twenty-nlne and
sx-tenhs l229 6l0) feet TO stake thence from lAsl
mentioned stake by a line dividing this lot from
other lands OF the said David g. Nyin, north four
Teen degrees east four hundred 400 feet to stake
by the fence on the south side OF the aforesaid open
road thence with the south side OF said road, anu
binding thereon south ufty-seyen degrees and forty
twenty nine and slx-tenths GAO G-i0) feet 10 The
place OF beginning. Containing TWO (2) acres OF
Also the t Of 70 me srs same
scrlbed land to the public road leading from New
Castle to Saint Georges.
| And that II G said David g. Nivin, owner, and al
other persons Interested in the said above described
lands aud right OF way be and appear ut the
NAV Term next OF the said Superior Court In and
| for New Castle County, at New Castle, on Monday
the seventeenth day OF May a. d. eighteen hundred
and seventy five, and file their objections, II an,
\ they have, to the proposed purchase.
| In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
| and affixed the sal Of the said superior
| Court, at New Castle, the eleventh day OF
| H. ST. January, A. d. eighteen hundred and sew
enty-1
! i,n,t amy PrOthOpOtary,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

Mrs DE-. Fosters Blood Purifier.
This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation as remedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF blood and skin diseases VIZ letter
rngworms, Scrofula, bletches, pimpea, boils I'M
purities of the blood etc. Put up in quart bottles.
Orice ~ each
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

Cholera and DlafrhGA Mixture.
Cures diarrboea dysentery, cholera morbus,
cramp, pain, ETC. Price % cents per bottle
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

UNION NJ. L. SUNDAY SCHooIA.-The following
teachers were chosen, on Sunday, for tho next
year Morning School: Superintendent, John
@. Kelley Assistant Superintendent, Theodore
r. Blackburn; Female Superintendent, Miss LiZ-
ze Hallowell superintendent Of Infant school,
Miss Lizzie Buchanan Assistant, Miss Clara
Murgstroyd Secretary, Miss Mollie J.: Lowe /;
Treasurer, s. Herssy :; Collector. William Nc
Cormick.
afternoon School Superintendent. Pancoast
Allen; Assistant Superintendent, William D..
Pickles; Female Superintendent, Mrs. Sarah A.
Person; Superintendent Of Infant School, Mrs.
second Assistant. Miss Clara Findley; Secretary,
Joseph J, Taggart; Assistant Secresary, Frank
Reeves; Treasurer j.. Heraey; Collector, William
Mccormick; Librarian, James A. Oliver; Asais-
tant Librarians, William Grant, Miller T. Poole
Organist, Miss Salle Findlsy; Musical Director
PAuconst Allen,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

JUNIOR DAY At swAarsxoRE.-Ths exercises
Of Junior Class Day at Swarthmofe College,
took place on Saturday, beginning q II oSlock.
Mitchell, Jr., Of Philadelphia The other exer-
cses were a. follow: An Essay on " lndividu.
atty" by Francis Linton, of PhiladelphiA
''Church and State" by Herbert ". smy.h, Of
Wilmington 1.-THE Poets and Poetry Of Amer.
ica," BY Elizabeth J.. Longstreth, OF
sharon Hin; 'The Influence OF Cities
upon Civilization" by VIM. Penn Worth ;
dora Magill OF swarthmore " Kepler's Three
Laws" BY Isaac G. Bmedley, OF Willistown ;
"The Voices Of the Past" BY Emma Mcl!vs!n,
Of Philadelphia ; Z" Principles" by James 7. Nc.
Clure Of Philadelphia Goldsmith and His
Friends" BY Mary Willis, Of Maidencreek,
Berks county "Work." by Arthur W. Bradley,
Of Germantown ;"Only,"a very charming poem
by Lucy Il. Price, OF West Chester and "Ciyil
Liberty" by Frank L. Bossett, Of Salem, N. ~.
All the exercises were warmly received, and the
occasion Was pleasant one to oil concerned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13

TIE ExrHue1or ROUTE DDmpxD oN.-A
special meeting Of Directors Of The Wilmington
EWstsrn Raiizoad Co., was bold On saturday,
cod he following rssolutan vas adops.d
route Of extsasisn Of ths Wilmington d West
ern Rsilrood, Westward from LAndenburg, b
aalopted and appovsd9ny this Board, namely
leaving the present line Of W. w., ON lands
Of David B. Nivin, crossing the East branch OF
White Clay creek and proceeding through the
literal valley called Davis Hollow, to
tho west branch, near Preston's woollen mill;
thence up the valley Of tile west branch ria her-
csr's Mill, leaving said valley near Schlegers
Mill, by ravine ascending to Franklin Summit
on the New London road, and thence descending
through lands Of Messrs. Fuzzy. Houston. Steel,
and others, to the valley Of Big Elk creek. near
70 and between the Spring Lawn paper mill, and
the paper mill Of Rudolph Il Arthur.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13
GLASS SlPHON BOTTLES,

and the necessary apparatus for properly hilng tne
with highly charged larbonic Acid Water, Will
eau De drawn at will, making the bottles really
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-05-13
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:

e. BRlNGHURST CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
, 1875-09-23
A Man with i1urtaattv.

4 condemned m&n iu Missouri had ]ibern1
curtoSstF 70 eco tho scarotd bui1t on which ha xas
to te hanged. H. Was granted lhis inul,,rance
With the Aadod bensfaet!on of AZ sxn.c,.slr sni
oots!s 81 Ct uhisky' ln the former of which 10
'hon.ug tho job" With ths usmost fuTy ~ Nd NJ H.
usolisaf parotysna ot profanity nntii -. ~,
xsat tlo*a .aa To ss!a *ea assp pesoe Of con-. oa
ting ont ths axeculones, who Yaa ;nnnys,'n u
Around bsneast. and son4arlng almost uaatesss
tia retrisyo which tho next moruiux rcstnrsa
ttiI. ~"
, 1875-09-23

TsIEGRAPHic BREMTfEs,

Tie Commission appointed to inyostjgase tho
CHARGED Of fraud preferred BY Indians asAlnst
Agent a'baon. Of the oaage Agency. have TO-
ported to the efocs that they haYs found rome
Irregularities Inch ~ IN imperfect syntem Of
keepln4 accounts, but that 10 evidence was aa-
dueed saowt9K corruption and fraud. and. fur
AIS hasa Sustained any Ioaa.
BITS. Desmond. who uas arrested at CHICAGO
and setusued to Milwaukee, on Tie xunposition
that ats h4t elupcd with m%mbos Of tbe Union
laeAtr1cai Compsuy uAn,ed B1umess, skates
that hsr obtect la coming to Chicago xss to
make sIFaukomenls Tor going On tho stage. Her
co1aaetious axo fery respectable.
, 1875-09-23
SPAIN.


An ELECTION C1uCufAE.
M4DRsp, Sept, IA MlnisserIal circular to
'tha President urges uuion Of tho Monagohlsss
ot al ahades In the coming electiou.
TIE NuNc1o's DExASps.
MAna1p, aeps. 22.-rhe Correspondencia OF
this city says tlat Cardinal Bimcoui, tho papal
Nuncto addressed q note to tic 1ato Govern
uens demanding tho execution Of tho Concortlas
between Spain and tho Vatican. tho payment OF
arrears duo TO tho clergy. aud that nominations
10 the IT'LL vacant Nshopsica be made ~ room as
poasibte. Don Atoissdro Castrn tho shon Mn
tstar af Foreign Atfairs. and Don Pedro Bala
tarsta, Ainiatat Of Finance, ropliod. Tho roply
VAS couched In conclatory but firm lApgulge.
tho Alnthtcrs onleayorod to convince tho Etin-
clio that tho citcunAtancos OF the case no longer
permitted hsm TO put forward his demaAds.
rnooFs roR CUBA.
6AS1ASpEa, sept. 22.-The ernbarkation Of
Eoopa foF Cuba ts actively going on. Up To tho
{aiAnd.
HxNpArE, Bopt. 22.-1ho Northern army has
cut on AL communication betweon tho CarItstB
u Na4arse snd Aragan. who AIe compelled to
crosa Tho frontier.
.,6.sa asn FRoI5Gg&rsy has concentrated Ills forces
THE soczA11s1s.
MAoaIn, Sept. 22.--The police havo discovered
several sseras repositories Of arms aud autnupl-
G uoa nhsoa 4ro supposed to DO intended for
cnUncn AND nrA1E.
Tho Spanish Envoy Ut tho Vatican IL instruct
q mat ths Madrid Government will bo firm but
Moderate. It Will respect religion. but nr tho
sams time protect the rights Of ths State. It ls
believed hora that tie Valican will finally nbate
4ts pretanaiona.
, 1875-09-23
The Government Will Respect Re-
ligion and Protect tho Inter-
eg:s Of tie State.
4 Catholic Scheme to Eyade tho Ger
man Educational Laws.
The Orleans Princes Do hot Yield Up
Their Clnim TO the French
ThrJ7le,
TURKEY.
INsQhuECTluEAHT MOVEMENTS.


NAausA, Sept. 22.-hdvicaa from Hclavonfo
sources state that the insurgents under tho
priest Zaska have boon joined by frosl, bands
Of satviana. Tic insurgents ARC said to laYo
burned everything between Nosowsrsch and
Vialegrad.
rssuRnESr y1cToR1EH III HERZEGOVINA.
psK11a. Sept. u, ~ Belgrade telegram TO tho
Hdtiona! ZvStung, Of Dsrlin, confirms tho report
ut intusKent rictoflu.. Tratdgna IL again aui-
rounded
THE coNsulAn MF:D1Arons.
4 spoeIAl from Vienna says tho roport Of tho
failure ot tho Consular Commission Ii pro1a-
ture. Tho negotiations with the Insurgents ~ero
only to tcgin ou Monday last. Meantime, tho
Ta91latto Of Viennn aayB thnt II tho Commission
bhould not nuccood tho insurgents sill bo called
10 ganstat meeting somewhere In AustrjA. Il
Tho proposed meeting al oufd fnit. the Porto
would OF coarHo follow his Own method OF doai-
tng with tho 1ebellop bnt even in that caao tho
Porto would pojgo h!tnHelf to carry ont the rc-
forms the Consular ropo1tB tndicated aa nccea~
MrT. Those vol acquainted with *Ae Intentions
os tho Porto snY that not only tho hInlesry, but
Inst ths Sultan himself. are thoroughly con.
Einced that tho old state Of thingh in lanan1a a"d
uefzogorina connot be restoEed, ana .nuss ha
thoroughly changed.
anEv1A AND stoxrESEi}no.
LONDON, 6apt. 23-6:3O \ MA special dls-
psteh to tho Daily Telegraph from Vienna
states that Sersia and Montenegro have notified
tho powe1 OF l1oir determination to resnaiu
neutral in tho troubles bet1aon Turkey and tha
northwest proyiucos.
, 1875-09-23

FATAL BoiktE ExpLoJlQN,

- FH HC EDfEt9i ENFEIIJIIJN,
Totzpo, O., Sept, 22.-lhe boiler of = potta-
hle ougina stsaeled 10 ! throshin9- 9-mhchino
ownod by Lawrence Dsus.. and working on The
farm OF 1seubcu Fotser, uliles northwest ot
Doasnee. ex"!oded thia tnoruiug, instantly kill
iny 4. Ward 14awronce, engiuoer' George Law
rance. arem&B. and Adam Geligy, aud tnturiur
Oryi!o caselIl mosta!!y, Michael 6chluth 10.
tsosaly. and N. llowoll slightly. Tho head Of
tho boltvr ~as l!oxn through tho aide Of
house, !hronga ths kitshon and Into tho Bittlne-
lHu. demoiiaAlng tie threshor. Tho csuse is
tbs boiler. -
, 1875-09-23
SHOT MsTHE At3poHfH.

- 'fTe'u1 Hs1P7'eh 70 tn EHlca7o I1tf1f,
1a4HfaaE. H., Sept r. Iha afternoon,
ss'oaf o'eioet;, a, raug, a sa'ooa-koopex In this
CITY "aa hl'os In tho ablosnon wtl, atnal riGo.
h'sch ~ " uat'l f'r targes-shooIiug. Tho man
"ao tAa sAo asad was ynsd 10 10 d tramp, aud
haa bean turned out Of tue ea]oon two or three
ttaies during tue tIay b5 Lang I1o way nt once
asfeste,l and c'fnsn.:tcs - ja1 TO aass tho r.
..' aus a o. ,u *ound, which in said tu bc danger
M t'o llts Aldermen, and much re.poctcd by his
NGttnta fesoT-eitixe,,n.
, 1875-09-23
ACCIDENTS NEAR SPRINGFIELD. Ill,
St<c11t DAypdtth Ia Tha f.hf-a,to 3n,.;t,.r.

SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 22.-sAmuel Torreuce 4
reotnnient citizen Aud farmer Irving near
hooheasos. IN this county, wAs killed yesterday
py being thrown from Ills wagon whl!s hiA
horseB. attached 10 It, wers rslpulpR.
IAis morning, George A. THOMPSON, = bsakes-
man on the Springfield branch Of tee Ohio Il
Aiaslsalppt Railroad, Ms killed noar this city by
beipg knocked OFT tho top Of the CARS, his Aasd
coming In contact with bridge.
, 1875-09-23

VCTt"s o. CHICAGO CEIMlai4c
isr|rdt Hisn7s.i ~ Thr fAk nqo If,fu, ,
DA',srnnr. Ia. tinpt. a. Cer.Afn f,b,c.eo
hinplnsihcnt axpncios ara aotIr]ttg larso tambc5,
ii mnn tn.o the small toms OF thu Waat mira,
aontinR to them that work ia plenty, vi,cn tin
slllatnons aEenta knu" 10 tho contrary. Bo7oral
asyh aKo they hnnt carload tuto 1orn, to work
on tl'a branch nf tho Chicago Iloek leland 4
Pacific l1ht'Foad now being built from sieourney
10 oakaloosa. ta1tiag thcm that lstosote were #,
great domand. Arriving at their tcalination, In.
ftead "f finding work. the: o,ty discovered Tia,
thoy wore durod Tia: thee 4ray no rort. md
ihat th1 country WEh bytst1n With tdie man,
i,nft III thin ntnAihDt nistps ,no,toy or fflcndr
si1ese tse'I have no alternative but to beg tLeIr
why shf0ugll .l!o counttY
, 1875-09-23
REVENUE FRAUDS.

A ToaACCoNtsT tn TROUBLE.
dpteial Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune
HrntSaTrELn. Sept. a2.-Een janin F. 1sobests.
living In Hartford Pike County, rms bore to-day
III tho strong grasn OF one OF Uncic sAu1uslss
nl''ions OF tho law. TIe was a17signcd boforo
Cotamlss'oaer Adams and c1aiged with making
and selling cigars without nDcesAary lcense.
lie "as bound oFer IN tho Ullteti States District
Court a5U0 boutls.
, 1875-09-23

.spteMf hsnafch to The Cntrnoo Tribune,
81. FAuL. Mimi, Sept. 22.-Ex-slato Auditor
Mtllrath Was arraigned In tue Common l'loas
thsa sltosnoou to anaNar to twenty-five iudics-
ments fur selling State swamp laudg At private
sale. He pleaded not guilty to sll. The day for
tho trial hah not yet l,eop tlxed
, 1875-09-23

"*@AH STEAMSHIP NEWS,
from, ra,s sopt. 2.-Arrivod, tho 1Isine,
ror;e ns" % onk, Sept 22.-~Arrirel, a,osmshfu AL
susao. from Llrcrooo1; tho Solfcr. fTntn nss,
men; men; Feriose. from iIarse aussia. from H.so.
oa1ei Hohy1s. from utaagnw, "01' A-0se'
, N4LTlfons. sont. 2.-Asr47td lie .to.r....,
thApian. from Liverpool 0''"o''A*p
,,.a!; rn!14nELrhIA saps. 22,-The steamer ts.4 q,
othso!, from LIVERPOOL. has ar.i7edt "
,.ate VesEss7oFS, Hopt. 12.-T4o steamship Eefpx
'soIa Ne" .ork has ast,vol. "'F"
The Prince OF sfn,c+' v1sit to india.
ne LoHaon correspondent Of tho Nnuch.nte+
-; 1Guaru.an ht&tea that tho Prince Of Wales, o.
sTor .T ~, u; 10 inaa VII aatr'Oute tokons Of Lii,
lA1os ~ TORN clnatly resembling the faniiy
uruefs @ OF o'1r HoyA! honsc. ihe correspondent
writes: lelie7o that ths greatest tnnn,
"htGh l,ln Royal Asghucss in.epas TO confer unot
cI,aaa ho 'nees wi.h whom 10 viii slsase and es-
u medal 70 be worn Oh tho Breast. and a a,Rne,
l!hg. shereiors ptcfer to rpeak Of It as OF
pam gold, having on QUO sde portrait of TN
,h rfaSo 10 scte;. and on tue other tho Collar Of
10 Star Of India arranged as border. with tho
Prince Of Waioa'' ptu,nes u tho centre. rIe
a'Saet ring will bo Of massive doeigu,
s snd be s!graTsa si.h tho Collar Il shv
Maf u India and the Priucax piumes,
ellhi'as to the reYcsHo of the modal These
two gifts miII be presented .oeethsr and b.
asaaon IT,. 81 thn'r deAgn, and tho circumstances
unoer "hlfh they nil be given, thay will b re.
n[;u Tnttaeo Oh tae !noss precious nonento Of tho
Ky 'nsen vi, sssn. Apow uot tho exact iluinbcr
snas VIII be distributed, bat do oos ,hink it wIl
exceed = tvnra. An ! have previously indicat-
Ell there will he preaeuts of greater intrinsic
;sa satns, susn ~ g7'Hr European CARRIAGES, mag
nii.SesF-gonho ..i.S boo6s. c!ocfs, ~atcod, seAie.
"ln tue ts1aceH frathcrp, ctc.; but none will
oasn hixhei a'Husteance Of frien3s,tr than tha
mccall aud B'Enet. Tho 1'rinco lla, himsnJf au1-
Restea one GIT, which ought 10 be kuuwr II onir
TO 10 Illustrate s e1eel!ant taste. It consistB Of
, 1875-09-23

KAssss CITY. Bio. Srrs. 22.-Ths Times has
spsclal from Great Bond, Kan.. saying that Col.
Wheeler, wealthy catlie-dea!er vino VIM recont.
y reported killed by cattio theyep in thu ln3jap
1arrtory, haa returned 10 uroas bend, having
caPtrsod fiso OF tho thteyoa and rccoyercd zoo
, 1875-09-23

LITr1k l,ocg. Ark. sort. 3o.-Aaaua 6ohAaus,
soldtaz. vas sua osoF and killed BY freight
train on the It, i L. Nsil<oad tass 1i6ht. Rolksans
wxs drunk. Ard wont to sleap on tho track. Hia
BODY NAA Gus In two,
, 1875-09-23

stse'a! pfsnafth To Ih> chfeasa T.itun<.
ANN Anron, Mich. Sept. 22.-0rrin F. Gilbert
"aH awarded SGo0 damages IN tho Circuit Court
th'a morning for sinndef by phl1o row1cr. The
caso occupied tho court seyon days,
, 1875-09-23
FLOODS

Special iAs1utth II Iht CHeaaa I'ritaHs.
NAsMv1tlr, Tenu., Sept. N.-1nfosnAtiou las
lust hceaI Eoeossed that rain began falling gu
North Elk llyas. Tenn. Friday moruluR, con.
, 1875-09-23

WARRINGTON. D. g.. Sept. 2s-l q. u,.-Far
tho Upper 1-ako region, tho Upper M!sslasippi
and Lover Missouri Valleys partly cloudy
and warmer Weather, with southcrly winds yaet-
lug to westerly. anu falling barometer.
LOCAL onsERyArfox,
, 1875-09-23
FRANCE,

QUE CENTENNIAL.
t4ms' sept. E.-1ho prinospa! manufacturers
VI thls o'ty will bold meeting GU Friday Ii,
zsTor OF ths phtladolphis Exhibition.
POLITICAL lTEus.
1hs Journal de Paris, on authority, alyas
Positive denial to tho aaasrtions made hy tho
neas ~ "a france on Tho 12sh to tho eoes that
public. 's ''t 'a7 Ae'
LoapoN Sept. 2a-6:s0 a. m,-Ths Paris cor.
sasna q; q sha mes Reports ..s uoa to
group wl oe found comnosed nf Hadisaie HMsen.ag hy
@ totiow AZ: naquet and Louis Blanc. % This M n".
iosno4 as;s M aspm tnn lelt may possibly qomexhat
seiaJ tho dissolution Of Tho Asscmniy. ''"4"'
, 1875-09-23
AUSTRIA.


TIE EMPEROR uopEruL OF rxAcr.
VIENNA. Sept 22.-fhe Emperor OF Austra n,
tscetTlog the parliamentary delegation to.d.y ~
poke hopefully OF tho matnteuAaes Of pe.oe in
Europe. F~~Se ~
, 1875-09-23
4 THURMAN KILLED,
FffkXfNf fkkkufAk f.

:. 7Rsesas 27F*t9FxF@ 20 III EH]fHV4 4F}0NAE.
EtnoA1SaTox, Sept. 22.--Witesn n.thbrrn.
sAs kliled at the Fatr- r-lrounds hero TODAY bv =
fall from ''is sulky. He was "a old aud s,da,v.
Known hotasmsu. @ ~34 "'a7tS-
, 1875-09-23

Loxpos, Bept. 23-b :. a.m.-upla tuthe arnonn.
d 346. 600 VA Withdrawn from bapk ysststd.v
bs AmsIlcs,
, 1875-09-23
AUST RALlA,
fAa f~

Lonnos. Bept, ga Bouth Australian tain.
E.sm of tho 2oth atates that tha la,vsst ,,as.
pects Arc unprecedeated. T4o vool c,tn ' H.
good. 9"' s''f ~
, 1875-09-23

n,4!.s, 4.HihA1, scre. 22.-Tho aseamer Tferess,
W. VII ". rcaea Up tho snrvi.ora OF tbs pola.i,
'o''"s wrecked on Friday OIL Entry Island,
, 1875-09-23

apttsas {'i<nateh "a The rh,enas rxth.tu.
Drnrauz Ia, Hept. IA eo,, ~ A.,
F"ser oeth, &gsa 10 5eazs, toll unaa+ .r.;a a. -.
oafs to-day on Which ho saa attsnptlar Ia 3D.
and bad one log and tia foot on tha otbnr ~.
Tla gIne9oo: Vne IeC, "as anputated u ths knoas
Ing loot on the Other leg will, In iii prob,bi;sv
, 1875-09-23

''p0eIa4 UT1c2zef q 71F C27taat TFi6unS
Dixos' ill.' Sept. 27.-The.lley. Georre no.d
"h''e IN Fletchera ss* aad p}aufug factory b.
Day. had blu right hau1 nearly taken on hr e.,-
ting near tho large buxz-akr. liz ia undsr m.
caro- OF Dr.. Everett, "a "o1ee 70"
, 1875-09-23

Ih* largest wortshop If hc ho41y H. lie liver wlooo
nee y tn withdr4w the bile frpn, lis blood Wle,,
s organ acts slggishly IL from asy cauay
oeeIea as1sed Dr. Jayncs hapatiye rtlIa nff6rd it,,
tnc4tae feiief and soon hE1nE nt.Mt 1atraI actot,
, 1875-09-23

ny Qu1, 7 II EIRU N INIT kUd be BhlE
back. In tho meanwhile Drs. Baldwin, Mllfosl,
Engllell, VOORHEES,, md Williamson arrived anti
did ail they could for the dying wife aud hug
band: Tho latso1 was stlll breathing when The
Herald representative lett tho house, but viii,
no shadow Of hopa that 10 could aurviye. For
Mira. Garland thero "ss some lIttle Lopo. tsas-
land IL ~ Englishmsn. lie came to New York
Twenty-Five years hgo, aud flsat Workoa ~ iafn,-
faborer IN Monmouth County. lI1A vile wxs
widow when 10 married her, a MrH. Kinzcy, for
mesay, Amanda ConoyeE, OF Engalshtown. Shs
wick
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-31
Proposals for County Printing.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, |
Los Angeles Co., California.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN sealed proposals will be received at this
office until Monday, April 8, 1875, for printing
blanks ior county officers. Proposals will
state the amount for each kind of blank per
hundred, viz: q, a, y and full sheet foolscap
blanks.
Proposals will also be received at same time
and places for county advertising; proposals
10 state the amount per square of 10 lines for
first insertion and the amount per square of 10
lines for each subsequent insertion. Contract
to run for one year from the date ofletting.
Bids must be in conformity to this adver-
cred
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids, as the public good may require.
By order of the Board Of Supervisors.
A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
March 90 1875. mrs I'd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-31
TEMPERANCE.

Believing that the sale and consumption of
spirituous and malt liquors in the settlement
would be productive of much evil continually
and no good the Association will insert a
clause in all deeds prohibiting forever the sale
of Intoxicating drinks, as a beverage, on the
lands sold.
Plats of the lands and further inform alton
can be had by calling at the office of the Asso-
citation, ~ SPRING STREET, Los ANGE-
LES.