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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

10 lie PRIMARY CAUSE OF 4 Drs7..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is rarely e disna.a;:I
ITSELF IN hcrent but is the final offspring Of d,.u
persla. III 6. msj or!ty Of cases. The nervous d.
Iafb&nce l. st iirs. trilling, but ultimately IL ~
Tort 80 undermInos the general health, ss 10 nro
GIce consequences very threatening to that gras.
nervous centre, tho brain. Hostetter's StomaoHI'
Bi.iers is tho mG2t powerful medicinal ounorer,
Of tso rsTsges Of Indigestion, and protects ,hs
nervous system from them. Tho tTemoTs, ihs
unnatural anxiety, tho headaches, the sieeplo:s'
ness and loss Of appetite which chsrsc:erizas di,
gestiVo irregu!srity a2d weakness. and wbich
are almost invariably accompanied By Al uncer.
tain condition Of the bowels and inactivity of tbs
liver, nro sll erAGicated by this nstchless cor.
rectlye, and WhDE nervousness does not prCcena
from the caHsG dcsigns:ed, it affords most CRATE
full relief.
sSS5'l II TIE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDIClyF
no Preparation MSS ever performed sue h Nal.
Vicious cures, or maintgincd 90 wide rcput;-
ton, IS AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which j.
recognized hs the WorIds remedy Tor Ill disease,
OF the thro+. end lungs. It's long continued
series Of wonderful cures in ell climates hs;
made it universally known As safe and reliable
agent 10 employ. Against ordinary cold:,
which as tina fJrerunners o. more serious dis.
orIors i. ac!s speedily and surely always re.
lcyng suteting, and 0ftoa saving life Tha
protection i: affords. By It's timely use in tho
throat and lang disorders Of children, max es i,
sn Invaluable remedy 10 be kep. always on
hand in every homo. No person can afford 20
be without it, and those who have once used it
never will. From their knowledge of is CON
position and effects, physicians usa tho Cherry
FeC.oFa extensively IL theic practice, and cle,'
gTInG2 recon! mend il - i absolutely c9Itai-
in lis remedial cticCts, AID will always ours
where cures sTt possible. For sale 5y al deal
ars. F. =: Lead oeaLcr u Bro. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

and perhaps il Ky desire to be frank with you
Ray have hrosched questions that SHOULD
a*'ait tbs opening of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

lIEM0nuolDs.- suffered terribly. Had
r.=te arrangements With q prominent surgeon,
IN operate 4 irjca;i advised ire 10 try Giles
Liailocc. ADD Pills. did 50, eld 10 lay ua-
spcakab!a iJc, Got immediate relief aud uw
aJw tutCd. j. H. kENNIN,
metropolitan Hotel Il. y.
;;":,i ty l.; S. iI;adbcatcr Z; Bro. Sord TOR
n4:a;!,fyt Iris! siz' - cents DR.. Gales, l20
West Broadway. i. i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

MARRYING FOR MoNEY.-Nlis1 Maggi, de
Rothschi!d is preparing to turn Christian with
q view TO her marriage 10 the Due de Guche.
The budding Duchess ,ccoiT1s regular religious
instTuclioo from Homa1 Catholic plies! at
Frankfort. Tnc DE- Grammonts, [ believe. arc
very STRIFE! Catholics aud little as they object
CT to the youc; lady's money bags, they did
very much indebtedness TO the cxte1t CT
iosbdd!og the baGG5 aud Frocch parent can
forbid be baan5 il most efficient maapeI-to
her Teg lon. The more orthodox Jews are, /
anl tod, very angry about ths affair. aud, ad
ding up the rnsny Christian marriages made by
Numbers CT the great financial house. declare
they ate undsselving to belong to ''tho nation
any norc.-L0ndon W0,A5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25
HUNTING pADDv.--l. Monday p?ca-
... l. a,n,AAnal ~ ~ IL IInrcn rna

HUNTING pAEDv.--Lsst Monday g p!ea-
sure party, composed CT Mr.. Webb Hayes, son
OF ;he prcsiliog offer Of the United States,
Gel Ctcol;", Ilipatc secretary 10 His EEc:i!eu
c. Lieut.. Davis u. s. N. Of Norfolk, UoIcuci
Brax.nu, G4. Bridy, Dr.. .Torgouse Colonel
Robert EoiiicG and Major Dome, started for
tiickS!old, CreerVitc c1uatg, to erjoy the plea.
s;ra OF g Firsinis hunt for deer. Ga their
arrival th;Y were entarialpadsin true Virginia. s
hts;i;abIc style, by D. }. Weed, esq, residing
uccc tho dapot. Every facility fer their erjoy
men: waa furnished, horses fer cach, aud where
gaGs we've ncc;ls3, they wcvc placed a. their
disposal.
Several deer Was killed. Nlr. Hayes shot
his first; Col. Cooke vas equally succ: silul. Mr.
ii. We undcrslard, immediately shipped his
trophy to lii father st Washington, ard Mr..
Wiiaaa having boe5 equally successful, forwarded
his doc with Mr.. HAYES 61e buck, with his
co:np!inc1ts. -RtsrSJwy Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-25

CLOSING.
Washington, =, &, North aud Northeastern
,;,i.:i+ T. III. and s 50 p. IL.
Western mails 4 30 and 80 p. N.
Southern lrai's. via Richmond. W., L % \.
II. 5uc S GU p Iii.
s}lru.h western rueiis, viz Lynchburg. Virsinia.
Through in:;D 6 Gu " N. and 5 90 p. u.
Alexandria to Lynch burg, Va (way malD
Including through nlsils 4 % Il. N. N"nvi'le,
IA ) CO 4. Iii.
ri en.ssAs Ei7;;i IN % 6, III.
Ai"gaCcris - Round Hill, Va, s % d. N.
OPENING.
Ncr;!.arn and Wc:tcrn mails, via Washing
ton, -. c.; S 30 p. III. and 2 10 ard & % y. n
Southern msils viz Richmond VS., 50 q. n.
ard Oh T.. II.
.;ouL!. we::ern mails viz LyNchb burg, Virginia,
Through maiIa) S so :. n. and 60 =. IN, Dan'
VILE, Va, 20 p NJ.
South western mails. ncuding way mails on
Midlnnd Railroad S - H. Ill. Manassas nlYl5,
ion 20 %. II.
Round Hi! to Alczandris, Va 3 60 p. N.
Office Hoars-Ollico orena 1t 81 a. IN, and
ciG,s ~ :. 60 y. IN.
Sunday Eouia- C. ilico opDns At u Il. H., and
closes At . 80 q. NJ,
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e5,,e.sing ana Closing OF tie szniIs.

s=l. Nli;.:t0;t willie cloth at Isaac E.ichbere :.
!! lul! IG: ls! op5ued agaio. nov % lW
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

a duel was fought at Matamora-, Mexico.
on the 9th. the principals being Hon. Ne-tor
Maxan and NJ. de La Pena, both residents
OF Brownsville. Texas. Maxan was second-
ed by VIM Kelley, and Pena by DR.. Combe.
Two rounds were fired without effect. when
Pena announced himself satisfied. Maxan.
however, demanded another round, which
resulted IN his receiving a fatal wound
through the body, causing death in A few
minutes. The cause OF the duel il not stated.
Al Memphis, Tenn, on the 5th, Cornelius
6rifiin was shot and almost instantly killed
BY Jailer Dawson, who fred at an unruIy
negro and missed him. Griffin was in III
grocery, about 300 yards from the jaiI. The
bullet passed through the glass door and
struck him Just below the heart. He turned
anu ran into an adjoining room, fell into the
arms ~ his wife, and exclaiming, "Oh.
Katie, I'm killed" Immediately expired.
by the sinking Of the steamer Bessie Tay-
lor on the AtchafaIaya River, on the 3d. A
colored woman and child and four or i've
deck hands were drowned.
Al Memphis, Tenn, On the nivht n ~
oth, = negro named Bob King shot and fatal
" wounded a colored woman named Laura
Burnsbill, and while trying 10 escape ar-
rest he hot and probably fatally wounded
Officer Restmeyer, who had ordered Him 10
halt.
The jury IN the case Of Gen. Anderson.
late ofthe Louisiana Returning Board. 81
trial - New Orleans, on the sth rendered 4
verdict ~ guilty, accompanied by a recon-
incubation FOR mercy.
A. Paris, Texas, on the 9th, X II. Roferts.
Cashier ~ the Paris Exchange Bank, hand
ed ne Texas Express agent a. that place 4
package 81 $4,000, addressed TO Bartholow.
Lewis x Co, -. Louis. While waiting for
me train At midnight the agent was knock
"a down and robbed Of the package. The
robbcr escaped.
4 negro was summarily hanged near New
Franklin, Howard County, MO-, on the IN.
for committing an indecent assault mon !
coiored female school teacher.
tn Wyandotte Rolling-mill Companv. ~
Wayne County, Mich, has gone into hank-
ruPtcy. Liabilities about 81 900. 600. ana
nominal assets about the same amount.
The Government l. IN receipt or apparent
~ reliable information concerning recen, ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

Augustus NJ. Turney. for - years Teller
OF the Bank ~ North America, New York,
has confessed himself a defaulter to the
bank 70 the amount OF 100000. The bank
has since recovered some $1,000 OF this
amount, and, having a surplus OF over S.00,-
90, its standing l. not affected. Turney j.
locked up.
Archbishop Wood Of Philadelphia has
pronounced The alleged :. miracle wrought
by Father Heinan, Of Mauch Chunk, Pa, a
~"delusion," and the deluded father has been
counseled to DO all in his power TO correct
the bad impression which may have been
created.
Peter Herdic, the great lumberman Of
W~illiamsport. Pa, has gone into bankrupt
cy. Liabilities and assets both large, but
the latter mainly Of such a nature that they
can not Immediately be made available.
The City Of Augusta, Ga. was severely
damaged by a cyclone on the night OF the
eth. several buildings were totally crushed
TO atoms. Charles Dives and wife were left
dead in the ruins Of their house. The track
Of the tornado, about 800 yards in width,
blazed as II on fire.
Cardinal McCloskey sailed from New
'"ih W tnr "tn' expecting 70 rtacn Rome
on the I'D, five days after the assembling
OF the Conclaye.
The Dorchester Savings Bank and the
Rockport Savings Bank, both Of Boston,
have been enjoined from doing further buSi-
ness. The Haydenyille tNIass.l savings
Bank has suspended payment. The south
side savings Bank Of Pittsburg has also
suspended.
Theodore Roosevelt, recently nominated
BY the President for Collector Of the Port or
New York, j. dead.
The Troy (N. ~ Timcs building wa
burned On the 10Th. including seven stores
and various Offices, etc. Total los about
$4,000.
Hon. Gideon Welles, ex-Sccretary OF the
Navy, died AZ his home in Hartford, Conn.
on the llih.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

4 Russian paper estimates that about
so,ooo,ooo bushels Of wheat will be ready
for shipment from Black Sea ports
a. soon ~ there Is an absolute
assurance of peace. The Turkish
blockade Of the Russian coast /. already
raised, and the expectation Of the accumu-
l~ations % breadstnn- will probably soon be-
gin.
The remains Of the late Pope were public
~ exhibited At -. Peters, on the 10th. The
crowd was tremendous, aud many women
tainted. A company Of soldiers had 70 enter
the church 20 regulate the passage or the
crowds. The body. srr,yed in pontiicL
robes, lay on q crimson bed, Al each corner
~ which stood a member 81 the Noble
Guard, with a drawn sword. The bed was
surroundea BY IL large candelabra, and Was
20 arranged thar The feet Of the deceased
were outside the altar rails, in order that the
faithful might kiss them. The face was calm
and unchanged by death.
A Rome dispatch Of the 18th says: In re-
ply 70 a question from several foreign
courts, the Papal Nuncios have been in
strucied 20 announce that the funeral Of the
late Pope viii be privately celebrated in the
>istine chapel on the 10th, lstn and 18th in
stant; consequently persons attending the
service will do 20 In aprisaie manner. This
course l. adopted, It i believed, 10 avoid the
necessity Of either assigning or refusing 10
assign special accommodations At the funeral
for the italian ROYAL family and ministers.
The Chamberlain his declared 10 the Cath
Ollie Governments that the assembling Of the
Conclaye in Rome must not be considered
n prejudicing any questions affecting the
rights OF the Holy See. The Cardinals viii
assemble in Conclaye on the evening OF the
18th inst The proclamation Of the new
Pope will be made to the Catholic world
from the grand balcony 81 the Vatican
Basilicz.
Ten OF the heaviest grain firms AZ Belfast.
ireland, have failed. Aggregate liabilities
estimated At Si,0oU,0o0.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

siderafion of the silver bill wAS resumed and
senator Mcdonald concluded his remarks in
favor ~ the bill. He was followed BY ~ena
tor MCPHERSON In opposition thereto. Az ?
O'Clock the senate proceeded In "A body a. the
hall ~ the House ~ Representatives 10 part
cipate Ia the csrsmony attending abe formal
presentation % Carpenters picture of the
signing Of the Emancipation reclamation.
Ina tho tiuuSr. the galleries were crowded In
anticipation ~ the rcnon ~ presenting
Carpenter painting ~ President Lincoln
the Cabinet. THE painting. screened Ds the
national nag. wAs hung behind fhr speakers
chair. Mrs Thompson. the donor. waS
given a prominent seat IN front ~ The
speakers chair. and Nr. Carpenter saf beside
htr, After a brief session IN Committee ~
tne Whole. the presentation exercises fnok
place. the senators occupying srat- assigned
them. Mr.. Garfield made the presentation
speech. and Mr.. stephens replied both the
addresses ~erc nne oratoricAi efforts. aud
were attentiyely listened %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

The German Parliament was opened On
the 9Th.
The Pope died Al about . p. M. on Thurs
day, the IN % February. His lat word.
were-"Guard the Church 4 loved 20 well
and sacrcdly.r The Cardinals Aud Other
dignitaries q the Church were present 4,
the last moment. A Conclase on Cardinal.
assembled Immediately after The Pope,-
death.
The Official account of the death IL III
Pope states that his Holiness remained
calm throughout. Al II O'Clock, when NJ.
distressed breathing was painful 70 witness
ne took . crucifix from under his pillow and
blessed the bystanders Herewith. AZ AM
\. m. the body became livid. Cardinals y.
neseu each other In praying BY the bedside.
Cardinal Bilio rccited the Office for the dy-
ing, and At the commencement OF the four,h
once thc death-ratfle ceased. The pbysi-
.lans state That the immediate cause 81 The
ropes death was paralysis Of the lungs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

forts Of the hostile Sioux 70 form an alliance
with other tribes against the whites.
Louis Montplaisit and james Prince. the
cclored jurors In the Anderson trial Al New
Orleans, state 70 responsible parties that
their verdict, "Guilty, but recommended Il
the mercy OF the Court" was given
under the impression hat this was
tantamount No an acquittal, and
that they We're 50 informed by
the other jurors. Anderson has a dispatch
signed by John sherman, STANLEY Matthews,
Garfield, Hale and Dots, o. the visiting Re-
publicans, earnestly protesting his inno-
cence Of any fraud, and denouncin. his trial
and conviction a. the exhibition OF bitter
sectional partisanship.
II. j. Lemonan, Louisville, Ky. and Hall
Brothers 4 Co., Cleveland. o., both tobacco
dealers, have gone into bankruptcy.
Capt. James Trousdale shot and fatally
wounded Capt. J.. NJ. May, at New Orleans
on the 9Th. Both are well known river men,
A young lady, a daughter Of senator Ro-
OF Hendricks County, Ind, was drown
ed while fording Walnut Greek, near Green-
castle. on the 9Th.
Hon. Charles M. Conrad, ex-member Of
Congress, ex-United States Senator, and
Secretary OF War under President Fill
more, died at New Orleans on the 18th,
aged %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22
MIsCFLLASEors

The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce
has adopted resolutions against the remon-
etization ~ silver.
The Southern Educational Convention wa~
IN session Al Atlanta. Ga, on the TN and sth.
Virginia, North Carolina, south Carolina.
Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri. Ala
bama and Louisiana were Represented By
State superintcndents, College Presidents
and educators. Resolutions we're passed
f~ayoring the creation 81 a National Educa-
,ional Fund, from the proceeds OF wild
land sales and other sources, 10 be applied
under the State laws on 4 basis OF nliteracy.
and a memorial was made 70 Congress 10
hasten such legislation.
A horrible story T. told by the Captain ~
the schooner Sallie NJ. stcelman, which wa
abandoned al sea January 10, while Ell route
from Charleston TO Baltimore, the survivors
being picked up BY another vessel and land
ed Ia New York City. The -ehoon-
err encountered a terrific gale Of
Hatteras, which washed every thing
movable from the deck and caused her 10
spring a leak. The vessel then became I'M
manageable, the men became exhausted N
me pumps, and, most horrible OF all. their
last mouthful ~ food was eaten on HE 23d.
starvation stared them in the face, and
for some Xix days not a morsel
q food passed their lips. Finally.
on the morning % the Both. George seaman.
coior-d, who had become crazy, attempted
70 take the life % Walter sampson, but was
instantly killed by the latter. The dead
body was Immediately cut up ~ the crazed
and starving men and portions of il eagerl,
eaten. On the following night they were
rescued. The crew consisted Of the can
tam, mate, cook and four scamen, three III
the latter colored.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

Mrs Pha.bc Haag. aged -. of Bed
ford T-wh~hip. Munroc. Mich, was
burned to death u, 4 kerosene accident.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-02-22

Al Oshkosh. Mi-.. a culvre.i rirl.
aged IL. named jackson, broke her neck
ny jumping of a moving train Ia ave
walking from he depot u her home.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

never to write q word which would
induce people to come to Los An
geles who might be disappointed,
and Fleetwood in inadvertently
representing US as giving q "glow-
ing account of the prospects" OF
the Scamp" goes further than we
are willing to commit ourselves.
We heartily hope that veritable
bonanza will be unearthed there,
and Deputy United States Marshal
Dunlap and others, with commend
able energy and pluck, are testing
the district with thoroughness
which we hope will result in max
ing them millionaires, but it Is an
enterprise whose outcome ia yet in
the distance. Mining experts OF
means ought to find Silverado,
with its surface prospects. a profit
able field of investigation. We
should be sorry. however. to en-.
courage a rush there of persons
without pecuniary resources OF
mining experience. We hope
everything for Silverado, but oui
knowledge is as yet purely specu'
lative.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

The Democratic Senator-elect
from Oregon, Mr.. Slater, having
been interview wed after his election,
while proclaiming himself q
greenbacker, says that he il not in
favor of unlimited issuess of green
backs. but only Of retiring the
National bank notes and of re-
ulacing them with the peoples
money, which draws no interest
We think that the greenback agi-
tation will finally crystalize into
his moderate and just programm me-.
It Is an unspeakable infamy that
the masses of the United States
should have been taxed so long un-
necessarily TO allow lot of capi-
talists to draw double interest.
such retirement of National
bank notes, and an olfici al declara.
tion that the policy of precipltate
contraction had been abandoned,
would meet the present demands OF
the people. A free banking law,
based OH National bonds, whose in
terest should be stopped as long a.
they were made the basis OF cur
rency, would in time supplement
such a desirable change in oui
fiscal policy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

bar, beating Clara d. and Maggie
S. Time, 1st heat l:444; End l:42a,
the fastest time ever run in the
State.
The Mehriog Murder Case.
VIsALIA, Sept. 18th. = w. J.
White, charged with killing DR..
Mehring. was brought up for ex-
animation this morning. District
Attorney Edwards appeared for
the prosecution and P. d. Wiggin-
ton for the defense. An adjourn
ment was taken until 2 o'clock to
enable Wigginton to consult with
his client and look into the matter.
The courtroom was thronged. On
reassembling at 2 o'clock Mr.. Wig
ginton applied TO have the case
sent before some Justice of the
Peace other than Mcnamara. The
District Attorney then filed mo-
ton TO the effect that, as Judge
Nc Namara was an important wit.
ness for the people, he could not
possibly hear the case. The pro-
ceedings were then ad djourned to go
before the County Judge, who
has fixed the examination for Ten
O'clock tomorrow.
Fever C.ntributiaa--E"r Fires.
PORTLAND. Ogn., Sept. 17th.-
Thus far the total sum realized in
this city in aid of the yellow fever
sufferers is So, $40 So.
Heavy fires continue to rage in
the forests in different portions of
the valley.
Eject 81 she Chiaese FAX.
VICTORIA, B. G., Sept. 1.-THE
Chinese tax was enforced yesterday
by the seizure of goods in mer
chants stores. To-day there is not
a Chinaman at work for white en-
| ployers. All the cooks at the ho-
tells, restaurants and private houses
failed to make their appearance
this morning. The shoe factories
and laundries are closed, the vege-
table carts have been withdrawn an /
much inconvenience has been
caused to every one. The China
mon this morning are walking
| about town dressed in their best
clothes and appear to look upon the
affair as huge joke. There is u
great demand for domestics and
servants would find ready employ.
| ment at good wages.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18
Prompt Reform Of Bodily Evils.

The prompt reform of those bodily
evils, enfeebled digestion, incomplete as
slmilation. inactivity or the liver, kid
neys and bladder, as we'll as of the ner-
vous symptoms which these aim ents
are especially prone to beget, Is always
accomplished by the use OF Hostetter,s
stomach Bitters, medicine accredited
by physicians. pronounced pure by ana
lysts ard eminently wholesome and
agreeable. Surely such q restorative is
preferable TO unpalatable and indigesti-
ble mineral drugs and unsancliuned
postrums. The nation at large assuredly
thinks so, judging by the unprecedented
demand for the article from Maine TO the
Pacific. a demand now supplemented by
immense orders fOr it received from trnp-
ical America, Mexico. the British and
spanish Colonial possessions and else
where. Both at home and abroad 1t is
recognized as a standard remedy and
preventive, the decisivcness OF, its effects
recommending II everywhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

THE Butterflies have captured
the Massachusetts Democratic Con-
veniion aud the bolI and strabis-
mic Ben is to all iutents and pur-
poses the candidate of the Democ-
rscy, just as he was in 1850. Dem
ocrats evidently warm up to
Berjamin's returning Democracy,
and while there are few fogy par
tizans who will refuse to support
the doughty champion of plenty OF
money and roast beef for the
masses, the chances are that he
will be elected Governor OF Mas
sacbusetts, receiving the mass of
the Democratic vote, for and in
consideration of which the Dem nc
racy will gain several Congress
men in the old Bay State.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18

VERIFY the suicide epidemic hes
aimed resistless force in San
Francisco, especially amongst men
who have been charged with and
have violated fiduciary trusts.
Gustave Mahe, the President of the
French Savings Bank, follows
Sandy Austin to the grave as a
felo de sc. San Francisco, in pro-
portion to her population, can not
o Wy discount New York in the
number OF such occurrences but ca n
give odds to Paris herself and beat
her. In fact, throwing the differ
ence of population out of the count
altogether, the suicides in the
Golden Gate actually outnumber
those Of New York. Whether it is
tne ozone in the physical or the
rank taint of villainy in the moral
atmosphere which brings about
this remarkable result, we do not
profess ourselves able to determine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-18
"FLEErwooD," the Los Angelo

"FLEETwooD," the Los Angeles
correspondent Of the San Francisco
Eost, unintentionaIly no doubt,
falls to give The exact position we
oecupy with regard to Silverado,
the new mining region of the
southern portion Of this county, as
result Of a personal inspection
mads BY Us. Our mining knowl-
edge IL Of the most limited descrip-
tIon. and we did not presume to
sofsoaste the future Of the promis-
Ing surface developments reported
lrom al quarters Of that mountain
roeGo. We hsve made It = rule