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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

Dun readers will find pretty full
notes Of the charming admissions
Of Dennis, one Of the conspirators
who carried out the Florida electo-
raj fraud, in this mornings HER
AID. McLin and Dennis, though
good enough to prostitute the voice
Of y sovereign State of the Union
in favor of Hayes, are not, in the
eyes of the defenders and apol-
ogists of the fraudulent President,
now fit even to turn States
evidence. Yet Dennis, like McLin,
was not only one of the fraudulent
cobblers of Florida election returns,
but was favored officially by
Hayes, just as McLinn was. Many
Democrats feel inclined to inquire
cui bono? as to these confessions.
We answer that they are inestima-
bly, precious as forming part of the
chain of evidence which may en-
able the people to vindicate them
selves even before Hayes's term of
Office has expired. Already many
leading Republicans are quite will
ing that justice should be done.
While we should not like to see the
Democratic party undertake any
enterprise which had more chances
Of failure than success, no intelli-
gent man Of either party can have
failed to note how irresistibly the
current of feeling has setin against
Hayes in the past year. If ad-
vances are made in the next
twelvemonth equal to those al
ready noted, it will be a perfectly
feasible thing to remove Hayes, re-
place him by the man who was
really elected by the people and
send the Ohio pretender in disgrace
to his home. From the very mo-
ment that the Democracy find
themselves able to eject Hayes
from his ill-gotten Office it would
be grave political crime not to dc
1t. Our party would, by laches,
shoulder all the responsible.
tiles of the fraud, and we should
lose the strength derived from the
fact that we are unquestionably the
representatives of a cozened ant
outraged people. There is another
benefit flowing from these confes
sions. The infa mics disclosed show
the character of the wretches t
whom the Republican party was
heartlessly willing to turn over the
South. These are the WORTHLESS fol
whose benefit the "bloody shirt
was held aloft. 1t was to perpet'
uate the dominion over the Soutl
of q lot of proficients in forgery
and perjury that sort o
John Zisca's skin vas beater
through all the townships an(
cities, highways and by-ways o.
the United States. The lightesl
fraud with which Hayes and the
Republican party were connected
would, in the old days, have
been weighty enough to have
damned Jackson or Clay, Webster
or Calhoun, the Democratic or the
Whig party. The great fraud has
been committed. 1t is the privi.
lege and the duty of every honest
man to assist in forming public
sentiment which will eventuate in
the condign punishment of its per.
petrators.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald Steam Printing House Is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
ON the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran.
cisco, in facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

None should fail to see "Saw
Dust" at Woods Opera House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05
Tho Keu,x Cour, Martial.

OMAHA, May 4tb.-In the Court
Martial Trial of Gen. Kautz letter
of Gen. Sherman, approving the
action of Gen. Kautz, said letter
being written before Judge Advo-
cate Dunn's opinion was given,
was introduced in evidence. In the
question of whether the presence
of President Hayes, Gen. Sherman
and the Secretary Of War was nee
essary as witnesses, they having
been summoned by defendant to
attend, it was decided by the Court
that what was to be proved by them
was unimportant and therefore
they need not attend.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

NEW YORK, May .4th- Peralta
completed his 200th mile at l:50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

KIBEssALLAT, CAL, May 4th.-
While working upon Miller's
chute, at the mouth of Gotta Neva
creek, yesterday afternoon, G. G.
Miller fell about 40 feet into the
ocean and was drowned. The body
has not been recovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast News.


SAN FRANCISCO, may 4.-h. Iu-
RIGHT was arrested this afternoon
pursuant to indictment by the
Grand Jury for forgery in connec-
ton with alleged frauds in the
street department.
RslIs cut Down The Lieutenant
Generals Conpt aInt Disinissed.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 4th.-The
City and County Attorney has di'
rected the superintendent of streets
to cut down the Chronicle and Pos
bills for publishing resolutions o
Intention to conform with the estab
lished custom of the office. In &C
cordance with instructions the bill.
have been cut down one half and
the assessments made on that ba'
sis.
In the Police Court to-day the
case Of John Hayes, on trial fol-
showing Dennis Kearney off the
platform at the Platt's Hall anti.
Spring Valley meeting, some weeks
ago, was concluded by the dismis
sal of the charge against Hayes
Judge Louderback concluded his
decision as follows: Under the cir
cumstances of this case | think the
conduct of Dennis Kearney in seiz-
ing the organization and CONTROL.
ing the proceedings of the meeting
was unjustifiable and illegal, tina,
the law views his acts as an intru'
sion and violation of the rights o
the persons who originated the
meeting and the right of the peo
pie peaceably to assemble for law
full purposes. There was no blow
given in this case; it wss shove
it was not given by defendant fol
the purpose of assault or injury
but in the assertion of his right
against the illegal acts of Dennis
Kearney. The case is dismissed.
Drowned ia the Ocea1.
KIBEssALLAT, CAL, May 4th.-
While working upon Miller's
chute, at the mouth of Gotta News
creek, yesterday afternoon, G. G.
Miller fell about 40 feet into the
ocean and was drowned. The body
has not been recovered.
suIcIde-Ciiy Elections.
STOCKTON, May A CHECKER
rancher by the name of Reinhart
residing near Lockford, mittel
suicide by hanging to-day.
The city election to he beld mex
Monday promise to be closely con-
tested. The principal business
houses will close. All the indie
pendent nominees have withdraw
from the field.
Weather very hot-90 degrees in
the shade.
No FUSION In solanO County.
SUIsUN, May 4.-The Democrat.
ic County Committee met to-day
and decided that primaries shall be
held on the 18th inst. to elect dele
gates to a convention to meet on
the 23d inst, and place in the field
straight Democratic ticket for
the Constitutional Convention.
The Republican County Commit
tee this afternoon met and resolved
to call primaries for the 18th inst,
to elect delegates to convention to
be holden on the 21st for the nom-
ination of delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention.
Fusion tn Marin County.
SAN RAFAEL, May 4.-The Re.
publican and Democratic County
Central Committees of Marin coun-
ty met here in joint convention
this evening and nominated Hon.
Robt. Watt for delegate to the Con.
stitutional Convention, and ap.
pointed committee of six to con-
fer with the Contra Costa delega.
ton in regard to the delegate at
large.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

TROY, N. Y, May 4th.-The fu'
neral of John Morrlssey took place
to-day from st. Peters Catholic
Church and was attended by an
immense concourse. The entire
State Senate, with Lieutenant
Governor Dorsheimer and a delega.
ton of Assemblymen were present.
Bishop McNierney, of Albany, as
sisted at the religious services.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BucKrS-BurLEh August !, by Rev. James Mict
Jons T. BUcxES W KATE A., daughter OF Edward Z
Butler, ESQ
Copy BURNS On Wednesday, July 81, at 81
steoDvus Cbufcb, New YORK. by the Rev DR..
AoGiypn, EDWARD T. CoDY to ANNA BURNS No cards.
New Orleans papers piease copy.
DEYo- isosN--At tnc residence OF the brides pc
rents, c.asy, july 80 1875 oy the Rev Charles
Gallagher, JONATHAN DEYo, a. D.. OF New YORK
citv, To ExnA, youngest daughter OF David thorn,
Eco, OF brooklyn No cards.
GtEss-ssiru. On Wednesday, July "a, by Rev NJ.
II. p gson, L. }. GKEKS to ADA A. sNf 70.
HfGuAw-D UNSfNG "Wednesday. July 81 by
Rev. a. J. PARIS, FREDgRicK ~ HIGHAN to 1pA, only
daughter OF Mrs n. W. aud the late J. ID. Dusnibg
KurrLER-WALrER. --OD Saturday, Angus 3, at the
res dence OF the Vdes parents, bv the Rev Leopold
NOM, KionAsD kUrrLsR TO ERSEsrINB. eldest dsugh-
ter o. Edward Water Eco ali OF hobOket, y. J.
PofE-i nonsoS--On thursday, August 1, NJ the
residence OF the oridc's mother bv the Rev Father
hcGssr, PkrkR Y. PoPg 10 NARY LouisE THOMSON,
bo,h OF Brookiyp. No cards
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the residence OF Robert Pome-
roy, E.i, ~ the Rev. WIN. McGathery, SAMUEL Rvs
Sill VI Mddistown, Conn, to Miss 5. e. CLARK, of
Pttsnsid.
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FOREIGN ART MOTIFS.

Painters OF candleiight effects ike Van Schendel,
sebes RosiersI marbles and objects with
the liebt IN dark room, and paint LOOKING through
an aperture into It TINS certainly does not result In
the producing OF correct scene the canvas, for
the picture should he painted that should
effect similar TO that obtained by person standing
III The darkness.
graphs 10 London by electric light and therefore
Independent OF the weather.
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gallery With the party adding. apoiogsticaliy, al can't
understand IT, H. has most unaccountabie tastes
Columbus, Ohio, sccor ing 10 the latest accounts ~
also 10 bavs an arr exhibition thu TALL
Artists are rare IN tne studos, bus shsre sooo
deal OF activity displayed BY the carmen. VINO are
gong about collecting pictures Tor the out OF
town exhibitions
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oito

AcKHn--on August D. after q long aud painful 1 T.
ness. bLizABErB, VIE OF u. A. Ackcr
Relatives and friend. OF the family are respectfully
Inved 10 attend the funeral, IRON late residence
ITO hsst slst 81, on Monday, August 1885, ~ ten
O'Clock A. N.
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late resiencc, IS Cherry ST.. attwo r. N. Mourpcrs-
Fred Jensen, sou; MIMI. Jensen, dauahtvr.iu iaw.
iiosESsEEG.- On FRIDAY, Au4ust2 1873, IN the 55,h
year 90 Der age, RtBGceA IosESBEEc, O.ioved vile OF
Never RVscnOcrs.
Funeral from ncr late residences, 23s Madison e..
New York, sunday, August 4, AZ two O'CLOCK u NJ.
Relatives aud irienJ. iovted.
SPsAk-SIEvESs.-Ou SATURDAY, August g. alter Q
brist niness, Mrs. ELIZABETH srEAR.SrEvESs.
Relatives ana irenas are Invited TO a.,cnd her fu-
neral ron The s~idencs oil her brother, homas D.
spear, All West Sfth 49, on Monday, tue sab insL, ~
4 O'Clock.
sromn--sudaenly, in Jersey ci,y. On SATURDAY, The
Ji met, NARcAKKr LA Conrk, vile oil Aasm sIohr,
aged ~ years.
rue relatives aud trends OF the family are respect.
fully nyncd 10 a,isni The iuosfa iron me Csuren u
tue Aio0cent. corner OF o. av aud 17th a.. Brook.
Ign, gu Monday III oh INST, Al csvcn o'clock A. VI.
vALESriSk- BESJAaiS vALsSrrSE, at MA residence.
near Perth Amooy Yesterday morning, August D. ats
quarter pas. nine o'cocs, IN h.s sstu year.
Funeral Monday, two I. NJ. a. tue Methodist Epis-
copai Churcb, Perth AmbOy
Vas MANS AT PORT richmond, ). l., August 4
1915. At tue Residence Of her too, j. ID. FRANCIS.
Funeral services on Monday, Angus, b al half-pass
two Y. NJ. at the Church OF The Ascension, West New
wArK-oa Saturday. Angus. B. of cholera istsn.
tam, jams HARVEY, only ch,id OIL Harvey and Ellie
N. Waite, .sea omon,os aud ~ osya
NotIce oil tunsra hereafter
wALsH.-ou ffiday. Angus, q 1875. hAsris wALss,
Captain II ok and Ladder Company No. ., aged II
Relatives and trends arc respectfully invited 70
attend ihc funeral IRON his late residence. 123 West
HIS remains val DC oonvessd 10 s. francis xsvlsr's
Church. West Ion 81, be, woen 5tn and ON avs.
where solemn = ION mass wiil % ousred Tor the
reposs Vf uis soul Intcrment ~ CALVARY
WnKAros-Ou Friday, August 4 CnARLns RoGAnD,
infant sou oi ). smtn aua nssn Leland wssaloo
Rsla,iv aud trends OF the amily re>psctally
invited TO attend tue iuners iron the residsDos OF
A. Wheaton, hount Vernon. on monday. al threeP. ~
Csrrsgcs viii bs IN waiting the sfrivai OF the 2.2o
tfalu IRON Grsud Central depot.
=. wrrKSnsse. -un frid'y, August 2 MATILDA II.
wnrhNB4Ko. wilo OF Y. Wit onucrg, aged So
FRIENDS OF the family are invited TO attend tue
luuers IRON hor late residence, 3A3 East l7,n ST.
Moodsy. August Al ten, o'cisck Ine remains viii
be taken 10 New Rochslia
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THE ART JOURNAL.

The Art Journal ID. Appleton & Coy Tor August has
just been received, and is q number OF
ainsry interest The steel plates arc a good rcndi.
ton by L. Mohn OF Mortz Ritschsr's picture "fho
Visit OF the Foster Child" A. Danse's plate oil A.
Bouriard's graceful "Ths Prisoner" and L. Alma
Tadema's 'Archite sure Ancient Rome, not 700 well
engraved by l.. LoWeustam. Tho opeaing article 10
the "Amsricaa Painters' winslow Homer aud
Freaerick A. Brtdgemap, with very admirable wood
cuts OF examples oil Their work. Tue pictures OF Mr.
Homer which have been chosen Tor Illus
tratiop are his admirable "In tue Fields" IRON
the last Academy exhibition and his panel water
melon Eaters" Tho paintings OF Mr. bridgcman
which have been reproduced are his mastery Stun
eral Procession a. the Nilc'' IN the American art
display ut Paris Exhibition and .or which
just received u medal, and his "Pyrenses Peasants
Returning from the Harvest FIedsr A continue
ZION OF SIR Rutherford Hlcock's Japanese Art" and
Mrs. Cartor's ''Etching and It's Elements" will DO
found interesting The pictures ~ the Exhibition, at
tho NJ the Grosvenor Gallery are also writ
ten about.
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HOME ART MOTIFS.

X. Swan Ginsrd's large canvas "Gibraltsr, - which
was at the Centennial. goes to the Des MONIES Exh
buion, on does Charles Dubois Long Island L,nd
scsps 1T Twilight, which was In tho kurtz gallery
collection.
schaus & Co. have lately received proof In pro-
gross OF y. stackpolss promising engraving Of Miss
Elizabeth rbompsons mrs. Ledyard's) famed picture
"Qustrs Bias" The engraving, when will form .
pendant to that Of tho same srtsts "Ro Call bids
lair nike that to reproduce with areat fidelity. tue
striking transformations OF the original The firm
nave also received fine mezzotin, by the same en-
gravcr, OF O. Lesiie's CHARMING picture, "Thc
school Revisited"
There will shortly be published In ScriLner's Maya.
zine u cariui engraving by Thomas Cole OF William NJ
Cnases strikins picture, Ready for the Ride - now
the property sfthe Union League q ub, ana IRON tho
late exhibition Of the Society =, American Artists.
Pittsburg Will hold an art cxnibiton 10 the tall
Some twenty pictures will be sent Ny Mis- Durice iron
this clay.
Washington Aston used TO tell the following with
q good deal Of gusto:-Wbcn he Was IA England to
at one time stopping with soutucy cole.
ridge anu others " the country seat Of u
uoDo lord. HIS Lordsbip was with his
talented quests IN Tue picture gallery ono day. and
brotDer rcceived visitor who asked Tor him, WITH
the excuse tina. no was not then visible being the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-04
STUDIO CHAT.


W. J. Linton Is in new Haven, hard at work engrav.
ing on orders, which Will occupy him to October !.
Il. ". Perry, when last heard from, was At War
wick, England, on his TOUR through Europe.
Frederick Il. Church was IN town last Wednesday,
on his way up 10 hv Hudson River country seat from
Long Island. He has been amusing himself lately at
his place with landscape gardening. His next pc
TURF, for promiD ont Ohio railroad man, viii, prob
ably, be landscape IN his becv ed tropics which he
dep cts SO we'll and such faithful skin and care
j. q. Brown 10 down At Southam pton, Long Island
Ferdinand Sehushart, Jr.. was In town on Thursday
and has gone down to southampton sketching.
j. c. Nlcoll 10 at Shrub Oak. westchestsr county.
A. Cary smith is at mis- studio busy designing yacht
models.
Wafer shrIaw Is back 10 town, having been n vor
mont hard at work sketching
SANFORD X. e ford Is at Hudson.
Thomas Hicks Is rusticatins At trenton Falls
McEutee rs AT KoGdoui.
Edmund D. Palmer, the sculptor, Will occupy a
stuaio ia town WINTER snd will model few busts
Onver j. Lay Is at Stratiord, Com.
RoDer, Z. Minor has left town Tor Moosup, Wind
ham county, Conn.
s. G. ". BENZ Is resting from his herary Iabors
and Is paIutigg a cou pie vi marinss. Gao scene
OF the Newfoundland Banks, with "a scho oner coming
up with tho WIND ON her quartet aud mo other
rcsenls a brigansine salius along under u crescent
Wlnam ~ Chass, the new professor OF painting ut
tue Art Students League. was TO leave Munich Tor
this Guy on The LAT Hasa
r. .. Cnurch has Decn making some strong sketches
Sandy Hook. OHs OF an Ola canal GOAT, high and
dry on the sand and converted INTO house is excel
lent He has lately made some picturesque sketches
at IrviBg's ''Sunaysdc." one OF thcse. oil window
shaded Wy vines, he Is executing IN coors
for "a Western exhibition.
frcderic Deilman leaves town In a day or two on
skstcnins tour IA Maryland.
wihiam X. o. Donovan aud r. A. Abbey are OF on a
wrtng and sketch ~ excursiou, gel'ing up an artl-
Gle for popular magaziur.
lhs lie Clubs article aud sketches WILL II Is set
tiea. be published Ia Scritner's Magazine
II. A. Brown, the sculptor, Is az Newburg on the
II hudson.
Frost Johnson IL painting q somewhat amusing
&C sne which occurred during the civil war, VIII ecu
may, however, have been rather starting TO tho
actors II depicts tho catastrophe brought about by
the smashing by spent bail oil can Of toma toes a
pic OF soldiers arc aUout 10 cook as part OF their
dinner.
". II. Hiiiard, the Boston artist, Is gathering
sketches ut Ranzely Lake.
Mrs rryon, Miss Beckett and Miss Won Hillorn are
still hard At work at ST. Johnsbury, w.
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PICTURES FOR THE ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
Among tho pictures whch TO be sent through
Willmurt Co. 10 the Fine Art Exhibition oil the ST.
LOUIS Exposition and Fair Thomas Hicks "Woman
OF lscba," aud his SPY the scashorc;'J II. Dolphs.
"The Rehearsal" IRON tue Academy; X. W. Hub
bard's, "rho Coming storm" aud bis good Morning
Toilets;" Herbert McCord's large ''Suunysde," ana
a smaller landscape; a n. y. II. do Haas; NJ. j.
Heades large sScene or the California COAST" Ar
thur Quartleys, AN Afternoon or White Island, Isle
OF Shoals )" and small marine moonlight; Julian
scouts ''Uiemonce La ollie, Hom the a,e Academy;
a landscape by Z. L. Pneian; George Inness RS,
promising ''Monarch oil the Farm" aud a noat par
Hekkings aud examples OF Jervis, McEntee, Waller
Sstterlce, H. W. Robbins. s. 4. clifford. X Swaino
Ginord, Is. i. Rciuhsrat, T. HOvenaen W. Nithsoge.
j. u. Smile aud others. Among tbe foreign pictures
be two good scenes with monks aud
seioritaA by A. Puzoi; EscOsuras 'Near ST. Denis ~
"keturn IRON tue Promenade" ny Egurqulzl;
Casade's "In tho Vhls," Louis Zimenez's excellent
ana well composed ''Ths Students Gallantry;" Fran
cisco Peraita's I'm tue Garden" ami Casauova's
really charming sfhs salute'' snd "rhs ConndanL"
Mr. 5. d. Dodd, of the brm OF Dodd L. Brown, chair.
man OF the Art Committee at ST. LOUIS, Is IN town
looking alter the art Interests Of the exhioition.
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DIT. Wnlter hatte, the engineer OF the New YORK
Elevated road was at hrst disnciincd to give spec
information about the state Of affairs. saying
that there was nothing new 10 say The company
would 0s running trains 10 Fiy-ninth street a0ou
the 10th inst, and from Fiity-uinth street TO the
RIVER the work WAS in progress That was all there
was to IT,
"But tue public is anxious TO know" urgea tho re-
porter "whht the pro pect 10 OF rapid transit to the
Harlem Bridge aud with all that has bsen published
that point has never been clear. How soon shall We
ave that"
"wei, we're pushing Il now as fast az we oan."
"But when will IL DO done Y"
"rhat depends on TOO many things TO be told OK
act!y. The Gilbert road used TO keep telling people
whom they would run and see tho trouble they made
themselvssn
''But when do you expect III"
''Whaps tue use OF telling that. There are always
athousand thugs turning up That are not expected"
"But you m ust have cuntracs with the mcD VINO
are dong the work. What time Is speci0ed 10 the
"wsll, that's only question that involves litisa.
toa. Iitbsy don't do tns work the only thing the
company can d. Is TO go to law"
"what time are they bound to nsish their work 20
persisted the reporter.
swell, The iouoaaiioas all TO 10 laid BY the Is.
Of september" said Mr.. Kate at length.
''lo the Bridge"
well .hon. how soon will the road be nai'hsd'"
"But what Time do your contracts with tn. iron
men call Tor the completion OF their work" asksd the
'Thers Is no time Sc. rhsy pu. up At the rate OF
about ten spans Day"
"And when will tDov boenrn
''wnen We tell tbem to-"
"And there is no tno specified In their coutractsY"
'Well the Time mas expired on all Of 'sn, " you
must know" SAID Nr Katie, also gsttins desperate.
'Ws hope IN all be Done ny January l. There are
$50 laid out OF 500 10 be lard ABOVE Eighty.
fret street, aud the work Is going last pos
sDle."
II was iur,her learned that the Now YORK Elevated
Railroad Company nsd no work IN Immediate eontem-
plaon beyond what has been spccincd progress,
and That hers was nothiog TO Oe expected from II IA
the war Of relief Tor tho inhabitants OF the distrcts
lying tar Norm OF the Harlem Bridge, for time
to come. There are several projects that are mach
talked about among the residents of the upper
OF Urdg.ns the Harlem RIVER and running track
across aud to various parts OF the Twentythird aud
Twenty fourth wards, out thus tar they only pro
ecss and no prospect exists OF their being executed Tor
years 10 come.