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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
EnIr0RIAL EYcnRsInN
The Manhattan Nationalist extends kind
welcome to the excursionists in the follow
ing choice and pleasing manner:

The proposed excursion will undoubtedly he A
very pleasant one Flowers are already blooming in
Texas, and the state is prosperous.
IL is undoubtedly true that an immense business
will soon I've done by the people OF Kansas and Texas
in the exchange Of their products, and may rea-
sonaby expect our best market for many things in
that direction. We have urged this excursion upon
the editors Of the State for the that desire
10 hasten the general establishment OF direct BUSH
Ness relations between the two States and know Of
0ay in which this can be done - readily as by
the proposed excursion.
There will he from one to two hundred visitors in
this place during the session OF the convention hat
it Is not Iss>he yet Ia tell how many will he able
10 go ON the excursion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
RIDICULOUS.
The Oskaloosa Independent is very sens
bic when IL talks like the followinp.

Men will take advantage Of these times To ask ALL
who would not think of such thing but for the
eamOr raised in that direction. Some Of them ought
Ia he heartily ashamed Of their inclination To be-.
when they have stock, other personal property and
good health The idea Of men with farms and a
dozen head Of stock about them asking rations Of
Government, is ridiculous well as shameful.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-04-01
SOCIAL PURITY.

Miss Susan B. Anthony lectures in this
city on the evening OF March 81 Her sub
iect is Social Purity.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31

Der Ncrcceutide QloYp III bic erSe,
tie peutlGs Dumpfi@ifiabrts : 0eieus
lhaft; Dtelelbe bat tbren SiS in Bres
men unp Derfist iter IL prd@tiss
6abHeuse, pslbe tSsils pom Bremen
via southampton mad New yorf,
tbeils nan Baltimore, tbeils Gber 90.
pre- mad Nsr SrlranS unp dber 5a>
ranna unp surid perfebren. 3wif@en
Rem yort unb bremen fabren DIT
Dampfer Gpsr, 5ania, Nsder, NOieI.
Belsr, Gbein uno Drain. Ter Ser.
tebr smii6en Baltimore uno Bremen
wirc enr1 bic Sdtfe Berlin, Nirn>
tsre, Brauni&we5g, Sbio, 2eipsip.
Baltimore oermtttslt. Diele S6ift
eeren @sbalt swii&en $500 sic 1910
1rnnen tstrdst, linp fart unD auf paa
SolIre1te sebaut, nit erprObien Waldi:
men vsrlsben, in auen ltsiIsn elssun'
einaeri9tst uno pom erfatrenen. Sesca'
pitdnsn bsfebltst pie IS 6@ anselessr
lein la0sn, Die Ya6asiere ieosr aIalI
untsr ausn u%mtanren gu bsfriecieer
une lr rie 8el6pereen elmer Seereil'
perss6en 3u MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
OaS 8ier mmb Bic Snrfea.

Ter 8oran psrbtstet betanntli& ben
redtaIdubieen Wulelmdnnerr BEN Sc
nuB pes 8eints. 0oh, Bier laet er
ierpd nihts, unp NIT Dem @srfenfafte
erfriiht bereits Der 9drte, her Msyptisr
unp Ger Nrober feline SebIe. Bisbsr
wuree Der braune 9abetrunt sumeif aus
cen Dreber'idsn Brauereten tn @ien
bs3ogen, unb mar bic Mnfunft eines
8ierlaifts eth Gretente fdr Nlt unp
SUNG ; aIetn bic Soften parer au arce.
80 peroen nun in Der 1drtei uno In
Aesypten ;wet srO6s Bruusrsien erriGs
TT. Die esiter pieler Gabritsn fnp
i&on ssrponneu, unb :tpar Elm Batter
unp Elm 8Sbme. Sn Mlsranbrien rptrp
unter benz S@uBe uno Nretsctcrate pes
@icet5niss feltft Elm psrartisss Gtablil>
iemrnt in erOBartisen Oim:nfonsn sss
taut. 3pei Nntalten CUR Gr;eusune
finfIibs:.: Giles rerben NIT rem graus
baufe In 0erbinpune q braai. Die
1urfen unp AeeYptter BADEN auf ben
Yerldieeenen Weltausfeuuneen an,
@srfeniaite einen fOlden @eidmad eez
funpsn, rab fte pas balDise 3ufanpes
fOmmen pteier G%tubIifsmsnts iebnli9f
winlden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
27SS

reut16e, Der ruliide une Der italienil6e
Srcnprins. Der SSnis unp Die SSnisin
BON Neopel, priHs 9uitpplc BON Sais
ern unp Yrins Wilbelm ron Msdlens
burg, ipwte eiploma,ilHe Uertrfter
1dmmtli@er eurppdil6sn 1bfe baben
esftsrn Gem Sailsr Grans SOiept ibrs
@oneclen,piiten a~beefottet. 0euts
Nadmittae funb unter benz atli6en
SUfcsrempnisu, raS felt Sabrtunrerten
un~per1ncsrt blieb. eos feisrli6e ee'6e1s
beadnanis fat. @or idUn lei Ger
Mntunft Ter Seihe in Risn an CONN
toa trcs Der Witterna6tsfunee Die
oon,e @trefe pom Ncre. BabnbOfe biz
,ur bofbure, bic cine ausrebnuna bon
mstr ols elmer baIbsn Ne9ifunce bat,
70 riht nit Msnf6sn beldet, eab bic
YcIi,ei nur nit arpssr @%nRrensun9 Die
Srrnune aufrs6t erhaltsn tCnrte. 70
mar beute cas 0srrdnae bel Der Beer
riaune Elm eaus uuerbbrt arcBarti9es.
GS fdisn. aIs pb Die game 8eOSlfsruna
Fem Railer, Der Ii6 in Wisn elmer leites
nsn YOpularitdt srfreute, ras leBte ST.
Isite ssben wpute, unp man wuete ec6.
boz bst Der enesn YuIIase ron Der Burg
Bis In bic gapueiners Stride nur Wsnt'
ae rem Qeiden;ue psrren teithti9sn
tDnnen. 8eider lrousrl6mud 'tstts
bic 6duisr, nobel isrc6 nt6t unte'
merit blieb, has serare rie Dfentli&en
@stduoe pbne isrs Deccriruus rparen.
@cm s. - 10. 9uli ftnpet in auen
8iener Eir@en feierlider IrauerS9ots
tespienf fatt, rposu pie t. t. Sebprpsn
uno Ionifissn &uturitdten eineelaeen
fnc. Dae Die Anweienbeit Ger pref
8tCnprinsen ron Dsutlalanr, RuB-
lamb unc StaIisn cen biefsen S%eurna'
len @nIas bieten merce, aus Der perISnz
IiGen Beessnuns perislbsn pcIttil6es
Capital su iaIassn, mar pobl soraus
;u feben
ueber BAG @ermSsen bes Ssrfcrbe'
men Satisrs Gsrrinunc ldst f@ Der
-. g." mittbeilen, rob paiIelbe, bic Iies
aenben Sitter inbssrifsn, nit $50
Niqionen eber 81 nierris als .3u bod
oussesben let. Die @ater tes aIten
8oifsrs paren in cen Ieytsn Is Sab
auf pas DoppeIte, ia Dreifu@e tbres
@srtbss bur6 bic ousseaeibnete BE-
r%pirtbidoftuns perielben sefiesen, wcsu
nod Der umfanO fcmmt, ras al Die
~srObarttsen StetnfOblsnreuiere TN Gem
trum 86bmenS Oman uroudt nur 8las
bno unb 8uidtiebrao ~ aennen) gum
ni6t eerinsen Gbsil Gissnttum rss
3oiisrs tnp. unO bic uu, pras sslese,
men Sitter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31

pte lblr sspaltlam s%e5ffnet nnb ba -
Elm entleBltder Nnbltd = fab ran pie
beipen Brieer NIT eur6l1nittenem
Dale in itrem Dilute ibwtmmeno am
9cpen lissen. Sb Sober f@ ielbfi
entleitt cter Of ert Der cine ben anpern
aetSctet unb bonn ih lelbf ermprpsl
bat, 1T rod ni&t aufsefldrt. Die
Dunpen, Rte fe ii& bsisebra&t batten.
wareri aussrcreentIi& tief uno fat bel
eanae 6als burdi@nitten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31

mG6tiaen Gatboliten, tae es lin Der
S&wsis 3wet Slo6en" pom Menldrn
oibt. Die cine, bic raeicaIe unp tatbo,
lifsnfsinpli&e, III BE bsrrl6enpe, rpel6e
befisbIt, bic anoere - MIR Ratbolifen !!
finp cie 8eberrl6tsn Sc 1T unS
einerlei. OBJ @eeler uns cine Stanse
aufteat uno auf ftolssn RoGen pur6
pie Geloe; reitet, crer pb BON Bern $50
S&nappsbrenner nit ibren ~@uttern"
winfen. wie mir ur,s ~ puden uno su
prsben baben. Oils EEL pas idwanfe
S6iflein in bic emp5rten Wossp ;u>
ridfise, oamit Is ben EYrannen per
l6linee, alS ct ben lpiBen Yfetl abl6cs
In pes lyrannsn 6er;. pa pdren unfere
Batter berrldi, auf ibrem Nudsn lag
cas- Sod. grf als Der 3Yrann eefals
len, als pom zen @ipfeln Ger 8srse Gle
6reupenfeuer gum btmmel lobteu, cine
eeudyte Der Greibeit, erf pu fam ole
Belt, mel6e eS 9effattete, Ger r%ettencen
Chat Elm sbrenres Denfmal su lsBsn.
Darum tparten mir oud jsgt wieper
ab! Wenn aber einit bic Stunpe
ldldst. rann 1T er unler FER @ater 9sa.
Ilns auetn fomu,t es ;u, feline 3bat ~
fsisrn. Aus rieisn Bergen fies eI
nierer III ras Ibal, fir pie 6reibsit biss
fer edncer i@ritt er uneebeuet pOriiber
am 3si&en Der Tnehtidaft. Daft,
waste er iein eeben, pas mir frei leisn,
nidt ttpa, pas fat 5ierrsidilder 3it-
ter Sdsbanoler unp Sdnappsbrennsr
pom Bern flrrer befeblsn, pb unIets
Bauern5dulsr bauen pirfen pper niht,
So, penn bic Stunpe fommt, no nil
RatbOlitsn wierer freie uno slst6tereds
tiste Birssr ftns, ranr, tperren Die llrs
cantone ssisrn, bos Bilbelm Sell fort:
lsbt In ibren 5ersen unp aud BARN
fOrtleber wiro fit emtse3eiten !" .Disls
@crts," meint pas pben citirte Organ
"inb stras fbarf; aber Is III anees
ftdts Ger traurisen Gbatia1en ni9t III
serpenfen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
Sine icbredliebe 8e8ebembeit.

Nus GbriRianta 30. SUM- mirr
ben hamburger Nadrt6ten sefdrisbsn
Sine ldrefIibe 8esebenbeit, perea ur;
beber letter swsi DsutlGe uarsn, iests
beute bic Start In Nufreeune. Delern
Na@mittas famen bic 0ebriirsr Rrobn.
0iebbdnpler aus Sbmartau bel gabef,
~ Dem bisfsen beutidsn @oniuL 9ieut.
Nartens, unp Der cine Der Bricer flaas
tie penn @cniul, pae Der arrere aeifes>
fraut sewCreen iet no ct nidt piTe,
mas CT nit ibm MAIDEN Ioae. Dtr
GOnlul fab s!etd, ras Der Setreftnes
wirfti@ s~eiifesftanf iet, pa er perwirrt
lprah, ansob, rereiftet ;u 1ein, unp
fdr9tete, cab man i'm ermOrben noble
uno cerslei6en mebr, rpesbalb er einen
Nr3t bOIen LIEF, Der ben Sranfen unters
iu@te. Dieter erfldrts, Der Sranfe leire
an dellrium tremens unp miiGe mprz
gen aufs 5oipital eebratt rrerpen.
6eute iepO@ f6nne ct rubie i'm 6oteI
bleIben, penn Der anbere Brucer BET
inn made. Der @pnlul unp Der Nr,t
besletteten barauf bic betcen 8rieer
inc 5Otel unc uieien ben seiunosn an,
auf ben aacern 3u a6ten. MittierweiIe
UNI 10 nbr pes Nbenps iparer bic bei>
ben Srdeer rpieoer aus BEN 6ptel rpea
unb auf rte Straee s'eanesn, no &c
sufaais BEN Grst trafen. Der 9r,t
bra9te fe tarauf rpisber ;ur1 @pnlul,
uno otelsr mics Die Qeute an, rubie ,u
Sett 3u sebsn. Da es ieppd l6ien,
als OBJ aud Der aneere Bruper etrpas
itanssSertpirrt Tel, bssIsitete CT lopie
aud Der arat bic beioen nc&maIs ius
5Otel, ltseen fe ;u Bett eeben unb Der
Mr3t CAB tbnen Elm be~rubioenres Wtttel
ein.. Die 8rdper perbieIten fid earauf
rubis. 70 bas Der slrst feline @efabr
niebr befir IL ete unb nit Dem GonluI
paS 5otel perliee. Dies tpar un, IL
ubr res Na@ts. Gsssn IL l1br bSr,
tep bic Safe TN 6ptel plDslih einen
i@redlt&en 9drm In BEN 3immer Der
betcen Brteer. eteielben f@luee1 bic
Genfer unc W6bsI ent3ret, unp ale
man fe NIT 6alfe BON b~erbetsebcIten
polisetptenerr unb anbtrer 2euten Be-
rubtsen poute, fieeen fe NIT We6ern
UNI ft9 unb rerruuoeter etnen Sat
lebenssefdbrlid, ;wet anbere leiHt.
Darn f&IOfsn fe fd III TIT 3imnsr
en- ,allb man b5rte ridts ulebr.
S@lteblt@ wurbe pom Ypltjetpienern
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Hearing before Commissioners.
In the Matter of the Estate of JACOB
KELLER Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
undersigned have been appointed by Hon.
Oscar Stephenson the Judge of the Probate
Court of the County of Ramsey, State of
Minnesota, commissioner in the matter of
said estate, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons
against said JACOB KELLER late of said
County, deceased /; that six months from
the date hereof lave been limited and al
lowed by said Court to creditors to present
their claims to us as aforesaid and that
we will, on the fourth Saturdays of July
and August, the same being the Oath day
of July and 28th day of August 1875 at the
office of Jacob Manner, Attorny at Law,
Sanfords Block Wabashaw Street in the
City of st. Paul in said County, meet to re-
ceive, examine and adjust claims and de-
mands against said deceased as aforesaid.
MICHAEL KUHN
FRANK DECK.
Commissioners of the Estate Of Jacob Kel-
Ter, deceased.
JACOB MANNER,
Sanfords Block, Wabashaw Street, st.
Paul, Atty for Estate.
Dated at st. Paul, MINI. July 2. 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
Mus Der S6mei;.

tlebsr BE Sttmmuns bes Bottles II
ben fatbOltidsn SantOnsn 9eben folesn'
be MittbeiIunaen Auefunft:
9usern 5. Suli. Dem ~0aterlanb'
lGrsibt man untsr'm 2. aus Efafnau
.0arum ldidte man seiern unb Dor,
eeffsrn feline 3situnesreporter mad
Yfafnau? @O ibsr 5000 Wenl1eu
3ulammeufCm men, Sibt'S bod sewib ct.
mas su febeu unp 3u beriGten. So,
iber 5000 tlstne unp srpse Nenl6en
boben f6 an zen bsiren Iaeen in UNI
fern DOrfe sulammsnsefunpen, aus
Dem bena1barten Canton Gplotburn
niht su elmer Bolts 9sreins>@ srlammz
lung. ni&t au einsm 'SdiBen> unr
aud su feinem Sdnssrfete. Gin ia,
tbp!il6es @oIf, unp buloieenb einsia
rem ta!bOlild : relisiDisn gsfIble -fus
men lie, bic treuen Wdnner, Grauen
uno I61ter aus rem @du unc ben
Cbsrsn Nmteien, nit ibren 8tncern unr
patbsn - mad pfafnau, 3u ibrem
bO@usrebrten 8iidOf Gugenius, Der.
Don leinsm biidbaiden SiBs nettannt
uno pertriebsn, sefommen mar, pas b.
Sacrament Der 8irmune au (pentsn.
Sn unoblebIbaren &eiben Don nit
8pHsn beipannten uno NIT 8lumcn
bersdnn @aeen soeen fe Elm, feflid
9etlsipst unp ssitimmt, in gutter Orb
nuns unb ausse;si6ueter 6altuno.
1prf unp Rir6s batten G9, 70 out IS
In Der Gle aeldeben fOnnte, be tens
berdusesi&midt unc bpten surb ;iers
lide Srdn3e. 8osen unp Sn16riften
unO bunte 6lassen bersltaes Diatoms
men BEN bO@w. 8ildcf lpwobl aIs rsn
biebern unentpesten @laubenseenpGen
BON SplOtburn. Go warsn spst Id5ne
Sage fir Elm fatbpltlbss @emutb, fdrs
teno uno erbebenb i'm Anbltfe Der pie
len Taulenbe. bic tereptes unp lebenpi,
aes 3eusnie abselest baben fir ibre
Greue i'm @lauben an pie tatbcIiIds
SirGe unp tbre Ntebe uno 6inneiez
ane su BEN bO&warpisfen Sbsrbirs
ten"
9usern 6. Suli. Das bier ersbei>
nenre ~Saterlano" bra9te iinsf ein
~ginseianpt" aus Der uri6wei,. in
wel&em Der Werante ausssfibrt rpurpe,
es Icue auerit Gas altl&weissril@e &e6t
BON ZEN ~~eiberalen" wieber bereefeut
perrsn, bsuOr fe an cine 8efauraticn
Der Esustapeue osntsn. Der eleit c
{. Sbssnsans Fnrst fi& In einem Nrtitel
Der ~@entrall9weia", aus Dem bier fol-
ssnos Stsas plaB fneen upSae: vDir
paresr 60 uls etne S&ma6 far bic
3eeterune bon urt bstra&tsn. mem, fie
riele 3apeae an pie fOeenannten Gin
9enciIen abtreten wlrbe, an bic ..Giboez
npGen" bon - SOlotburn, Sent nSsr
gar pom Bern! @it Ieben In elmer
Belt, In Der ras erfte unp bSdRe eipoes
n5{fl@e Ne&t ris @leiabett Dor bem
@sleBe, bte Greibeit Muer, uidt ntebr
erifirt. Die Debate, .rreI&e lester
Gage dber ben iuraiff&en Secure Yors
fam, beweiet far iepen ietner Chime
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
Mllmaufee uno
ct. paul.

DerlaFtn. Rpmmen an.
Gttcasp, Nilwauiee unb Ga
&rpHt Grpreb.............* $50 Born. I $40 Born.
Gbitags, Wilwdufee unb Ga
xroHe Grpre6.".."..-..1 7.25 Nc4. \ go NGN
grairie ea &tien, Ntlwaatee
nub Chicago @rpree........* $50 Born. $3.50 gtaGm
ct. pauI. Nuftn unb ct.
Bouts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES els Wprm. y $50 Na6
n 3.3U RdG. y LOS "
ct. paul unb Minnedpplts
8Gae.. ...............t 7.1O Born. n sos Bern
ct. pdus unb minneapolis
.1O.1 10 Nadm. + ITO Rad
*Scnntdes aus
+Samfdss duseen cmrne en-.
tWpntaeS ausseRpnmeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
2u Derfaufen.

Biais inter ~sanRisen gntnsunsea IL Ia Ter untern
Stabt sfn aut ~eelesents aDpbnbauS ~ r~erfdufeu, NIT Qci
unb WaFer In Der Ride. Ausfuuft tana man In Der Or.
feghieles 8Iattes rtalten. IS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31
Mms alter 3eit.

3eleutus In 0ofrts Derorbnete einf.
raB Elm Nutras auf Abdnperuns aIte,
%berdtrtsr @slsss in 5Tenhi&er Ser,
lammIuns nur etnsebra6t merpen cdrfe.
rpsnn Der artruefsAu nit sinsm Strid
unn ben 6als etf1ien, an tpsl@ent er.
rpenn feline Grinte fcpbifiia, istns
Motipe esoifild rnb ietn plan ntdt 70
reiFi1 burhca@t iei, cas er lofCrt tn
pts Nussn ~(prinsenre @erte6eruns b5ts
- ae6dnat rreroer miiHe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31

Gnjet9en. WpbIfeiI. Gut, fsfemattft. GasprfO'
Gtntn. pie NIT 8l6ttern GOntratte fir Nuseisen ein,u.
gepen raniten, fpateu IS 6 to an Geo. 9. Ncrsl u.
ee. Al gart Ror, Stem gprf, isnbtn. fir teren Q NJ
p9let.Sa %. ~. Nuseabe, e~nfbdttenb often Bon rnetr
dls 1000 Sld tier unb GGGtunstn, reIGe BITE Soften act.
cen: Nnjsteen fur 5arstbidttsr tn utelenS tadten serben
ju elmer 6rc6en @tbuettpn BON 3erdusgeber'Na anee.
nrrtrnen. BerfHaHt euG bas Bud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-31

&S hie &00ter Sag. asentsn rrIanat. Nae
w WV O~O 6lnfen grbeiferrplt better @efH(eHter
Jung un6 alt, rna&sn mebr Sch tn Nrteit fir uns, in il.
rem etgtntn Srealttdten tdbrtnb tbrtr freter Belt, rter
tcrtr as tn ieeer nntfrn Btfddfttauna. gpir
fdnbise Gusfunft SebineuHesn ,e. psrben fret o,fdnSt.
sene ct uns cure Gtrefe sine ger3ue. Seat IN bic 8tft.
Sstet eu6 ntft aneersrs nod gef66ftfouna urt, Bts itr
PORTLAND, Nfatxe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
.fta .gfe ..G ~
Neiqhhorh0od Items.

San Bernardinoe wants a laundry
conducted by white labor. The ace
lestials y are tricky and charge too
much. iat''a..5a III. - 'la2i .s.li .sotl
The San Bernardino Argus says an
other stage line will be established
between Spadra and that place. %
r., New and rich. discoveries of silver
and gold have lately been made in the
Ivanpah district, beyond San Bernar-.
dino.
The Knights of Valley Lodge. No.
27, X. of p, at San Bernardino, had o.
public installation, followed by a coll
iation, the other night. Mrs. Craig.
is the Chancellor Commander for the
year. To- go 70 r ....}l g. i.','' ..'' =
p "Little Mac' and his Ministries are
drawing full houses at Santa Barbara.
The Santa Barbarians have deter
mined to build a, mammoth hotel,
Santa Barbara was excited the other
day over rumor that Goodall, Mel
son & Perkins were about to buy off
the Pacific Mail and monopolize, the
travel down the coast. 20 lr a.As a"J z
I Visitors from Panamint state that
experienced miners from Panamint
and Cerro Gordo, who visited the
"Wild Rose Spring country say that
the mines there show q larger am cunt
of rich ore on the surface than in any
mining region ever inspected by them.
The "Nellie Grant" "at a depth of %
feet, assays 81 1000 per ton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
Serious Row Last Night.

About half past ten O'clock last
nighttherewas "a desperate fight be-
tween Frenchmen in a, saloon at the
corner of Sanchez and Arcadia streets.
The report at first was to the effect,
that a man had been killed, but the
report, fortunately, was unfOunded.
Officer Bilderrain states that Blank
q somewhat notorious man in this
community with several Of his back
ers made an assault upon aoparty of
Frenchmen in the saloon and battered
them up badly7-one in particular be-
ing dangerously cut about the head
Over a hundred Cinnamon and China
women collected around the scene of
conflict and raised howl that would
have done creditsto a full tribe. sof
Asha1Itees.a Blank, with his hackers,
retreated to his saloon on .Ahso street,
and refused to allow the epolice to enter.
Arrests will be made to-day, when the
casus belE will be fully developed. )
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
HORRORS ON THE DEEP.
Details of the Burning Oran Emigrant
SIiip-Feeding on Human Flesh and
Drinking Human Hood.

The HERALD has already made mem
ton of the burning of the British ship
Cospatricls, and the loss Of the crew
and over fotir hundred passengers. The
following details of the horrible story
were telegraphed by cable to the New
York Herdtd::
A telegram from Madeira reports
that the British ship Cospal riell, which
has been burned at sea, was bound
from London to Auckland, New Zea-
land. She sailed from London Sep
tembcr Ii, i;rnd was spoken on the 2Sth
of October in latitude IL south, longi-
tude 81 swest. She took fire during the
voyage, and was totally destroyed on
Thursday, the 10th of November. The
disaster occurred when the vessel WAS
in latitude 81 south, longitude l. east,
Off Tie Cape of Good Hope. The Brit
ish, ship Spectre picked up ono of the
boats Of the Cospatrick. 1t contained
three survivors OF the wreck. These
were the second mate, named Henry
Mcdonald, and two sailors. They had
been ten days drifting about in the
ooi't' I'dtiiiS d x Sic@oei poTlioli oi JiliS
time they Sustained tiieir lives by
drinking human blood and eating
human. flesh taken from the bodies of
Others, their companions, who diedin
the boat. The remainder of theScrew
Of the Cospatrick, four cabin and 424
steerage passengers, who had semi-
grated under the government regula-
tions for Australasia, are supposed to
have been lost. The government en-
igrants We're for the most part, agri-
cultural laborers, who left England in
consequence of the. operation of the
recent labor strikes. Many of them
were married. and were accompanied
by their families.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
improvements.

The Cape House, on New High
street, nearly opposite the Pico House,
has just been completed, and presents
an exceedingly handsome appearance.
It's owner, VIM. Cape, deserves great
credit for his enterprise; as he is a
practical builder, the hOusezis about
perfect in all its details. 1t will be
used as a lodging-house. The struc-
ture cost $25, 1000. saa .bfaasY, ,b .aH.s
, Mr.. Signoret has the fundation
about completed for his new building
at the corner Of Main and Turner
streets. Is is expected that the build
ing will be ready for occupancy by
the first of March. It. will be 45
feet front by 80 feet deep, with
large wings. The building has been
leased by Signor Flotte, a first -class
caterer of San Francisco, who will es-
tablish there restaurant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
BROWN HANDS.
BY MRS. HATTIE r. BELL.

Full many u page has beenwrtten,
Aud the gifted have sung, in the praise " o.
or lily-white hands and fingers,
In q score of poetical ways;
This Is all very well for lady
~ Who lives among diamonds and SILK, a.
.Butsometimes IN life asEirmer's wife
Is obliged to do house-work and milk. T' q
And woman's best mission throughout our
dear land
Is fulfilled in the strength of the little brown
X hand. If fffsfa z#F.FH uF" q
When the roses are bluslling the sweetest
Al q the vines climb up to the caves
When the robins are rocking their brides
To sleep 'mong the maple leaves;
The sunshine smiles down cross the threshold
When the labor of love seems but rest,
Whether rocking the household brides
Or keeping the dear home-nest--g
Oh! pity you all who can't understand
The wealth and the worth Of little brown
hand. 444...fz#4z.s. tp
If | were q man with fortune, "
\ million iaid by ON I he shelf
If Iwere a youthr-if wasnt n truth. - tF
III wasnta woman myself %
| know what pd do in q minute
3 white fingers have often misled)
Id seek after those whose rich tinting shows
Acquaintance with puddings ana bread. =
I'd use all the cloquence words could COM
lDaHd, aa-s
And be proud might / win 'aslihle brown
hand, -RaTGt Nelc Yorker,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-09
ENDORSEMENT, OF THE ~
HON. j. ROSS. BROWN Z

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S, 1874
VIM. H.,M ARTIN, General Agent California
Immigrant Union-Dear Sir:-I have just Wis.,
tied the "Centtnela and Sausal Redondou
Rancho, and driven over the land describedin
your advertisement. With all my experience
in the southern part OF fCalifornia,l have seen
nothing to surpass this tractin fertility of soil,
beauty OF location, and advantage of easy ac-
cess and salubrity Of climate. Forpurposes of
colonization, know of no large body OF land
so near growing commercial centre, IN Cali
fornia or elsewhere, to equal it, No part of 1t
is unavailable for farms, orchards or home
steads. 1t can be subdivided into lots ranging
from five acres TO several hundred acres and
every acre OF il can be made productive. Water
is abundant and convenient. The land is
subject to easy irrigation; and can vouch for
the fact that II will produce anything that
fiourishes in Los Angeles. or santa barbara
counties. 1t Is my confident opinioii that the
value of shares i'm this magnificent tract will
be quadrupled within two years-such is the
extraordinary influx of Immigration to the
vicinity of Los Angeles at the present time.
Wishing you success In your undertaking,
am, very truly yours, j. Ross BROWNE.