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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10
FOR EIcN.
The Turkish Insurrection.

BERLIN, June S.-A despatch says
Austria has not conformed to the
terms of the Conference. She will not
oppose the policy in the East. Prince
Montenegro openly assumed command
of the Insurgents. He has issued
written instructions to the various re-
bel chiefs, and is concentrating his
forces in the neighborhood of Podgo-
ritz. A Russian telegram confirms
the report that the Insurgents are de.
termined to refuse the armistice.
A Paris correspondent teiegraphs
that the following rumor is circulat-
ing, he says, from good source, that
the eldest son of the late Sultan has
committed suicide.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tlce, having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of SIM
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affec-
tions, also positive and radical cure for ner-
vous debility and all nervous complaints, al,
ter having thoroughly tested its wonderfui
curative powers In thousands of cases, feels u
his duty to make IL known to his suffering
fellows. Actua:ed by this motive. and a con-
scientious desire to relieve human suffering,
he will send free of chdrge) To all who desire
1t, this recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Sent by return
mail by addressing, with stamp, naming this
paper. DIX W. Y. sTEvENs,
Munros Block, Syracuse, N. Z.
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From San Diego we find the follow
ing dispatches in the Union Of the

From San Diego we find the follow
ing dispatches in the Union Of the
8th:
CAMPO, June 8th.-Col. Bernard and
his command returned here from Ja-
cumbe last night and started this
morning for San Diego.
The Col. thinks there is no danger
of general outbreak, hut considers it
unsafe for Mr.. Larkin without
guard, and left o small detachment of
soldiers there.
The Indians and Mexicans have all
disappeared from our side of the line;
but they are reported to be camped in
a strong position below the line, to the
number of from seventy.five to one
hundred. ~ Aa
TUCSON, June 7th. The following
news was received to-day:
CAMP BOWIE, June 6th.-On Sum-
day evening an Indian arrived at the.
suffers store and reported that the In
dians were fighting among them
selves about ten miles of, and "Tazau
had sent him for him for the soldiers.
Lieut.. Henley and party, with thirty
Indian scOnts at once started out.
They returned yesterday with the in
formation that twelve Indians had
been killed and wounded, four of the
latter being friendly Indians. Most
of "Taza'su band came yesterday and
are now here. An old feud is said to
have existed between the bands Of
''Taza" and "Shinpa" and probably
this caused the fight.
Generals Kautz and Oakes, with
Mr.. Clum, three troops of cavalry and
fifty-two Indians, arrived here yes
terday, and grand pow-wow will be
held to-day.
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Seaside Items.
From the outlook, June It'll

A number of gallant Knights are
practicing for tournament that
comes off next Sunday.
Maj. s. NJ, Whitside of the Sixth
Cavalry, U s Army, at present sta
toned in Arizona, paid Santa Monica
o visit last Sunday. He was enthu-
siastic in his admiratiot OF the beauty
and freshness of this locality, as con-
trasted with his cheerless, ,desrt home.
The shipments for the past week
were as follows: Departures-Ios An
geles, for San Francisco, with 80 pas
sengers and 40 tons Of freight, consist
ing of grain, wine, hides, lemons etc.;
San Louis with go hogs, for San
Francisco. Arrivals-Monterey, with
100 tons combustibles; Senator with
good list of passengers aud los tons of
freight. ~
Alfred M. Kelly, of San Francisco,
agent of the American Press Ass0cia-
ton, spent several days last week in
Santa Monica. After partaking of the
hospitality of the Santa Monica Ho-
tel, galloping over the plains, explor-
ing the canyons, driving upon the
beach, plunging into the surf and gaz-
ing with a poets eye in "fine frenzy
rolling" over the marvellous beauty of
our surroundings, he pronounced the
"little city b., the sea" 'jewei Of q
place."
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Late kilograms.
San Francisco News.

SAN FRANCISCO, 9th. Another as
sessment of $40 share has been levied
upon the Bank of California stock,
delinquent July 10TH. California has
declared dividend Of So a share pay
able on the 18TH inst.
At the Summer meeting of the Cal
ifornia Rife Club yesterday s E Car
son won the Kellogg cup with score
of 20 out of possible 25; first regiment
won regimental team prize, scoring
1856 points out of possible 500.
At meeting of the Ninth Ward
Anti-Coolie club last evening,
delegation from another precinct
was received, several members of
which were armed. Attention has
been called to the matter by some Of
the city press. rul
Edward Barron, late President of
the Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia Mining companies started on a
trip east to-day.
Under resolution, hereafter the
stock board will have sessions full
hour in the morning.
Smuggling Chinese Women.
SAN NFRANcIsco, June 9Th. Shortly
after the arrival of the Pacific Mail
steamer Colorado, 1t was rumored that
several thousand dollars worth of
opium had been smuggled ashore from
her while lying in the stream, nncer-
going the process of disinfection. Also
that a large number of Chinese wo-
men had been landed in mems ap-
parel. Later intelligence goes to con-
firm the truth of the report. There is
no room apparently to doubt that
some IA women were landed. AS re-
CARDS the smuggled opium, it would
be difficult to substantiate the charge,
but it is understood that the landing
of the women is susceptible of proof.
The penalty in the case of suit and
conviction would be the forfeiture of
the vessel and heavy fine on the per-
sons found in connection with the
transaction.
From she Soathern Border.
SAN DIEGO, 8th.-Colonel Bernard
with his company returned from Cam
po and Jacumbe this evening. He re-
ports all quiet along the border. That
on his approach, the Mexicans and In
dians who had Larkin's cattle turned
them loose, disbanded and scattered
over the other side of the line. He
thinks the Indian that was killed was
bad one and deserved it, and that
the Mexicans and Indians seized the
opportunity to get something to eat
from the settlers by way of retalia-
tiOn.
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San Diego Items.
From the Union, sth.l

Mr.. Geo. Epperson, by an accidental
slip at La Jolla, few days ago, had
the misfortune to sprain his ankles,
from which he has not been able to be
on the street since.
The Tidal Wave congratulates the
people of Los Angeles upon the fact
that they are soon to have gas. We
are afraid the editor has neglected to
read the local papers there Of year
or two back.
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From the soathern Border.
EASTERN NEWS.
Thrown out Of Employment. t.

FRANKLIN, N. H., Jnne S.-The ex-
tensive wood screw mandatory of
Walter Aiken will shut down Satur-
day, owing TO low prices. One hun
dred hands will be thrown out of en-
ployment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

physiological View of Marriage for the Married
and those contemplating Marriage. its duties and dis
qualifications, the Mysteries of Reproduction The
cet tinfrmites Youth and Manhood, and the Physi-
cal System of Woman. An illustrated book of260 pages
which should be kept under lock and KEY. The original
and best Marriage Guide. Beware of limitations. Sent
under seal for so cts.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE on all diseases
ofa Private ature in both the abuses and disor
ders ofthe sexual ysem and the Of 0 pages
with engravings, sent under sea for Is cts.
MEDICAL ADVICE on Seminal Weakness, Lost En-
ergy Skin, Blood and Chronic Dseases Csarrh Cancer,
&C., 40 page pamphlet. free for stamp. 5a.-l -.
All the above Diseases successfully treated at this cee
Dr., BUTTs btSpENsxRY. No. Ia North sth st..
st. Louis. Mo.
aprl2-d&wly
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e We regret to hear that Elder Tam
sey and his son are still seriously Ill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10
The Chinese Question In Nevada.

The Chinese Question In Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, June 8.-The anti
Chinese mob at Carson is demoraized
three of its leaders are under arrest.
The threat to rescue them last night,
was met by Sheriff Swift who placed
Carson Guards in charge of the Jail.
To-day they are out on bail.
The Chinese at the wood fumes
have returned to work, and at noon
to-day had not been molested.
The Chinese Society of this city
has issued manifesto, calling upon
the citizens before the Fourth of July,
to dismiss all Chinese employees, and
to cease patronizing Chinese in any
manner.
Boiler Explosion.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sth.-The boiler of a
steam engine sawmill belonging to
Perkins & Co., exploded this morning
at Lawton. ThOs. Wallace and J. w.
Hawes were killed, and Henry Sex
ton wounded.
Reported Fighting on the Plains.
OMAHA, June 9Th. "A dispatch re-
ceived at the Department Headquar-
ters this morning, dated Fort Lara
mie, the 7tb says: The Indian cour-
rier from Red Cloud brings a report
that just before he left, one Indian ar
rived from the mouth of Tongue riv-
er. He found there were twelve hun
dred lodges under Sitting Bull, Crazy
Horse and others who went on the
way to Powder river to fight Crook
OH his return. They met the same
band that Egan saw on May 18th.
They told him they had met Custer's
troops and they had fought thom all
day. Many were killed on both sides,
no results reported. This occurred
about eight days ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10

~ AHA A MONTT1--Agents wanted every-
NzhU uwhcre. Business honorable and first
nksIE uclass. Particulars sent free. Address
V6VV J.WORTH T. CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
apr2-Wly
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Fatal Duel I'm Colorado.

DENVER, June 8.-A duelwas fought
to-day at River Bend, Colorado, by
Alfred D. Jessup, Jr., and man
named Davis, who were armed with
Manchester rifle and a Colts navy re-
volver, Jessup was killed in second
exchange of shots.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10

AAYYYRR and Morphine habit absolutely and
hUuhm speedily cured. Painless no publicity.
Send stamp for particulars. DR.. Carl
VI d ~ Ia ton. la Washington 81, Chicago. Ill
aprl2-wly
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oS CslO Per day, at home. SAM
S1s SfsH;!s5sp pSss pSs worth m.9isaasTg 81 s sT5s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10

EEND 25c. to GEO p. ROWELL co. New
- York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, contain
ing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost of advertising. marAo3Wiy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10

Jaw AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Rooms
81 and 2S Temple Block, Los Angeles,
California. P. o. Box No. 6l.
N. Bs-Our facilities for making coiiecllons on,,
citv and town in the United States are unsur-
ysod ci.y sai1 " my22 tt d4w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-08

ton and W Sawyer. Of Beothbay. and was vsinsd q
5000; not Insured win probably be . total iosA
Scan DAVID ALLEN. " SALEM has bssn purchased BY
Mr. Henry Friend. OF Gloucester
ScHR GEsrrLK Edridge Wexford 9Th from New YORK.
with leaking badly having leak hxht
VI 4th Point Judith and had 20 rssor 10 the pnmps
SCAR PARA Chase. from Richmond, Va for Rio Grande,
put 10 Bermuda May with head Of foremass sprung'
would repair and proceed
FAruKR PoiSr. May istesmsr Sandman. which arrived
to-day from Liverpool when about i've miles east OF Cape
barks Ocean Phantom and Cydesdae and some sixty SAIL
all the Tho Sandman passed through heavy
field Of ice thirty miles above Cape Roxier
PORTLAND May 5-A schooner hang from Elsworth.s
Capt Young from sullivan ot New ork with slaves and
heading. sprung aleak and ashore on Bakers
Island liar April ~. VIII on
wAsulsoTog. DC. May THE signal Service Observer at
lows-keeper Of station No ~ reports the hr Emeline
AcIesn Capt Young from Quincy Point for Philadspha.
with 10 tons Of ashore since ss night ON the north
bar o. Townxend Inlet and full Of water She took sails
and rigging or to-day u Ii Bills Co. Of Quincy fout,
the owners"
Smith Terry have contracted build Tor Rogers
Co OF Fulton Market and Other New York parties,
schooner be commanded by Redmond TO be
launched july and employed In fishing Her dimensons
VIM smith, Blue Point. is building for Daniel Combs.
Of Mburn Queens county soop Of " feet Keel 10 foot
beam aud feet hold.
Vim Willis North Haven. Sag Harbor. is completing
finely modelled yacht.
At Norches chas Terry Is building Gne cAtrigged boat
for Joshua Terry OF that place, and another Of similar rig
for New York parties
mother porrie fishing steamer Of abont rs
tons. from Merris yard. East DeerngfMay 3. She
towcd to Portland Pier to take Ia her m achincry.
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Ship Lix.e Noses Cox, from Bremen for philadelphia
May y. OIL Ere Island.
Snip Assaesns of st John NB. from Liverpool Tor Bonn
bay. April ii. lat ~ N. Ion Is W.
ship Eastern Star lof Lverpo from plymouth FOR Que
bee April 10. lat 43 20 Ion 20 ~.
An iron ship, signal NrHp with topgaant yards from
San FRANCISCO for Liverpool " days. Feb 20 lat ~ s. Ion
29W.
April y, lat - n Ion 3tw.
Bark stag I'D. Palermo Tor Philadelphia IA days.
April y. of Cape Paoa
nark Impero Br. bound west. April IL. lat 81 n. Ion
BARK William OF Halifax. Ns). from Antwerp for Hamp
ton Roads. April :. lat 80. Ion l3
Rark Claudia Ger). from sligo tor Hampton Roads. April
IL, lat ~ Ion Is.
BARK Twelfth juno tsp, from Savannah for Barcelona
April q, lat IS Ion a.
BARK onn (Ra.,. Dahberc. from Liverpool for Phiiade
pha. May 4 on Barnegat
Bark Agsno,is sef iye-pco from Casthag for Que;
Ion ~ ".
bark Karstrn Lsngaard tSor, from Havre Hampton
Roads. Aprl 10. lat ~ M. lon 10 10
Bark Alamo GER. from Galveston for Gottcnburg April
g. lat ~ lon IL
bark Nancy Holt (8r from Liverpool wilming ton
NC. April % 80 milcs SW OF Balycotton.
Brig Mentor (Norl from Messna for Boston, April IL lat
30. lon 80
Schr Jacob Haskell Croweil from London for Boston,
April ~ of st Aban' 8 Head.
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coAsrIxG AND FOREIGN rRADE-captaIns or officers Of
in the coasnr foreign trade observing the
removal 81 requested
muuieate the the HERALD. that may DO brcu hit
publicly tho attention OF the authorities letter
addressed -" the editor Of the saAIp. New YORK city,
giving accurately possible the number aud position Of
bucys the Of their removal will suffice In
observed along the Atlantic AMI Paeas coasts Of
the American Continent When they observed on the
coast European countries IN the Mediterranean Is
requested that information DO either BY telegraph or
the London Office u the Nsw yoRK iisaaIp s6
Fleet street. London the Paris occ 81 Avenue de
ropera Paris Where tho telegraph IS used dispatches
may be addressed "Benae 10 Fleet street. London"
"Bonnc, 81 Avenue de ropcra Parts" Where eases o,
displacement observed the Of countries beyond
the of the telegraph In Asia Africa
communicate with upon reaching the first convenient
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HKRAtp and published.
uy-NoTick 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE FORT or NEw YORK AT xIGlr.-rhe NAV yoRg
HtRsIp has adopted dstns Ccton tor
board the pgaIp showius whils bara.
ing the colcs red red. changing other
In Succession. be distant Cap
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preparing marine they may have the snip
HSPcrsons DESTROYS VI communicating With vessels arriv.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

Nswrogr H. l.. May Z. 1875
At about Eve O'Clock this morning. during thick fog
the steamer Providence Of the Fall River line on
her way from New York. struck tho British bark
Ocean Gem Capt Calium. OF and for Quebec
which arrived At this port in distress yesterday.
from New york The bark anchored the outer har
Dor aud the feeling her her dock at this
port She stracS the bark head and dan-
aged her fortunately she did seriously njure her
The captain Of the latter that the must have
strained his vessel she leaks twice day rs
she did yesterday. HIS bell rung all night The
brS anchored directly ia the track Of vessels aud
within her length Of the spot where ~ fatcd English
bark Kessic Eoscr int" and sunk bv the
Bristol, August u. ISL After considerable delay the
steamer reached her dock. and beat sent the
bsrK " assistance needed. The captain
bark further that the hsrbor master ia no<
notify him thar he was lying ~ the track "
he had have dome he would have her The
proceeded FAli River Nv clear weather 10
through the inncr barber but IN oggy
through cutter harbcr there i
S.is nasls, I'D here
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A PROBABLE MURDER.

AZ halfpast four O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ellen
Walsh stabbed Morris Murphy in the abdomen At No,
Mulberry street. They both under the infu.
encc OF liquor and Morris had called her foul on
The stairs. She into her and got large
bread knife, followed him and inflicted the wound,
from which ms nsestincs protrudcd Morris sent
70 the Chambers street Hospital and Ellen,
having been identified ny the dying man
ns the person who stabbed him, was ARRESTED.
Captain Lo~ery informed a HERALD reporter that she
IL the wife Of desperate Nike. notorious character
IN the SIKH ward Coroner W0man took Murrhy's
ante morton statement last night The prisoner said
that be had never quarrred with his assaiiant bu.
that she had had trouble with his wife yesterday
morning Ellen Walsh then committed by tho
Coroner 20 await the result Of Nurphys injuries
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FOREIGN PORTS

& as sss Rc raaSs ss sy
Sailed April as schr Meteor tBr punseomb. New York
fs1Sns Po's1 Nav sssa%sr Sandman Br
moscLuIu. April is~ssisd bark colomo Han. ruano
sT"Sxy. xsw, March a4-sailod. ship Edgar. tor San
Francisco.
lPxR STEAMER poxAu.l
ASrwERr April 22-Arrvcd, Harmony. Dnsmore, Buenos
AlgxaspsfA, April ii-Arrved. Ada Gould. Merritt.
AxYAB March 22-Arrved. oscco, Fulton Rio Jancirc.
BnssfS. April 2i-Arrived. Auguste. Won Ilaren. New
BKncrx April isArved. Protector, Falek, Pensacola;
BoxnaY April i-saiioa J b Walker Isl. Green. Mar
Coax April 22sailcd Thule. for Richibuco Irde. New
York.
CALcurrA. March as-saed, star Of brunswick. Rich
Dcvrn, April as-sailed; sh,aelsdner. for fernanainA
Arrived at Kingstown 2ash. Empire, Leckic. san Fran
DUsslns. April =a-Arrived Paulissa Le Provost. New
Orleans.
CLoucEsrKR. April 24-saicd Calypso. Nielsen. Quebec
Gaissar. APRIL sailed Fsrnod sndersen. Quebec
GALWAY; April 2.-Arrivcd Bondevennen. Philadelphia
GAsccw. April 22ssilcd Scotia ID. Halifax. &c. via
Gsrssocx, April a2sailed. ornen Haus Quebec; Trow-
oTnrs; He snr 30 II II wyb, Myers Ieshora
2osh, Michele Please s, Pence co New York ,
% o ap no date S'ades
IIAvnk Arrii 20 Arrived Eiccta, Cr<hy, New Orleans
Sailed 10Th. John Lddell Watts Cardiff; 22d, Gen ~hcp
lev Hutchins. ST John. Nh. Acxina. Brrnier quebec
Cleared gid Milo. Robbins. sydney cB; Rhcne. Fcury
IIvrmroei April 90 Arrived Julius. Franck. Whining.
ton Me- I'D china Isl. Gu. New York kuneberg. piisscr
New Orleans: Cornelia christensen. Dssien Ariel 49,
Ishister IIavrc Alice Ellis New Orleans
Adelgundc. Hotgaard- Pensacola; gath, Arinn. Lauren
sailed 2cd Candidate DAWSON San Francisco socrtia
Olsen. Quebec; psuiirs Hartmann. do Aisline Adams
Mcdea Gundcnsen Baltimore - A. PeAke abcn Charlotte
town; Soicra. Olsen. Three Rivers; Tssnaa. Cragfe.
Francisco. 24th. Bremen. Hclners, Sandy Hook.
LONDON, April 2.-Cicared, Agostno Pietrapisni, New
York
LrsS. April 2a-Arrivcd. Krauevica. sveriinga, Bat
LoxpoSDgRRY, April l9-Arriycd. Cattina II, suttorn
Baltimore: csrh. Capri. Barker, Philadelphia
sailed 21st, Amctia. Reimer, fillmore: nd Gun do,
LagRcK. Aprit 22-Ssled. Norge Nathicsep. Miramchi
Christopher Columbus DocbIer. Philadelphia.
LisBoN. April l1-Arrived, Amalic. Henderson, Bat
more. t~sh. Arbitrator tsl. Liverpool
sailed 10th. rons,snts; ivancsh, NV York
NEWCASTLE, T. April 22CIcarcd, marlborough Tor Que
Nrwronr April 2a-Clcared, 81 Agnes Ball Cadir and
81 John. Nh: ElidA. Nielsen. Montreal
uroRro. April 1S-Arrycd. Harry Stewart Larrabee.
PsSasra April 2i--sAaed, Alice Read. Kilieran. IA
Vrsxssrowx April 23-saicd. Paoiina s, for Dublin;
George Noon, Hnl ErnA, Liverpool; Nova scoian, Ham
burg
RorKx. April 2i-Arrived President Daae. Olsen. New
RorrssDAx. April 2i--cleared Glsnfallsch. johnson.
Montreal