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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-03
sacramento Racing Noscs.


two mile and repeat race between
Mollie mccarthy and Jake came oil
at Agricultural Park, Sacramento,
to-day. The day was fine and the
track good, but not fast. The at
tendance was large. The race was
for a purse of $1,000 and q track
premium of $3.50. Mollie gave
Jake fourteen pounds, carrying Ill
pounds, but Jake's rider was three
pounds overweight. In the pools,
Mollie was the favorite at two to
one. In the first heat Mollie had
the pole and started slightly in the
lead, retaining it throughout and
running easily. The first quarter
was made in 274, half 55i, mile ]. SO
The second quarter in = "a half
.2.514, Mollie crossing the score q
length ahead in 3.452. 1t was evil
dent that Mollie could have made
the heat several seconds quicker if
pushed. The pools between the
heats sold at about ten to one in
favor of Mollie.
In the second heat Mollie led by
a length at first turn and 8 lengths
at the foot of the back stretch, but
at the quarter, which she made in
81 seconds, Jake was nearly along.
side. The half was made in SO,
Mollie 2 lengths ahead, increasing
the distance to lengths at the
head of the stretch; but, at the
mile, which was made in l:464,
Jake was but one length behind,
under the whip, Mollie running
without much effort. The second
quarter was made in 2:14i, Mollie
leading by four lengths, Jake Ia
boring. The half was made in 2:42
the mare lengths ahead. At the
turn, Jake's rider giving him the
whip and spur, Jake closed up to
Mollie's quarters; but, swinging
into the home stretch, the mare
was allowed to pace down the
stretch very fast. Jake was pushed
to the utmost but Mollie crossed
the score in 1881, six lengths
ahead, winning the race and the
money.
Anashar S,harRp zsnsfss. ma nC.le,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-03
Another Charge Asnins, Duncap.

SAN FRANCISCO, March q
Charles A. Sumner, Secretary OF
the Committee on Deposits of the
Pic neer Bank, has filed complaint
charging S. c.. Duncan with the
embezzlement of seventeen thou
sand shares OF stock of the Safe
Deposit Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-03

VIRGINIA., March Col. Fair
tonight says that the Evening
Chronicles report Of the bad condl-
ton of the Consolidated Virginia
shaft is incorrect. He says that the
shaft is now in better condition
than three months ago and is as
good as most shafts on the leads.
He hopes there will be no necessi-
ty for shutting down at all. The
information contained in the
Chronicles report was furnished by
Mr.. Patton, Assistant Superinten-
dent of the mine, and people here
hardly know what to make of the
strange contradiction in the state
ment of Col. Fair and his assistant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-03

CHICAGO, March 2d.-A Times
Washington special says that Bay
ard Taylor's friends are using every
effort to secure his confirmation as
Minister to Berlin. He will prob.
ably receive the whole Democratic
vote. His nomination is eminently
fit because of his fine German
scholarship and because he is writ
ing a great life of Goethe, for which
this mission would unlock to him
vast treasures OF Information.
Surrender Of knsurgents.
HAVANA, March 2d.-The Insur-
gent forces at Remidios, under Car
rillo, will surrender their arms on
the 5th inst. The Insurgept Chiefs
JimineZ and Sanchez, with AZ men
and u number of women and chill
dren, have surrendered near Tro-
cha. The number of insurgents
who surrendered in Puerto Prin-
cipe is reported at 600 men and 400
members of their families.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09
I'm Periodista yeterano.

Thurlow Weed ha preservado una col,s-
ci1n compieta dc tod.s los pcriodicos que ha
pub.lcado: des,ie el pequeiiiio seven by
nine pub.icado en- chaitaransas. hasta el
folio pul,llcajo en- Albany bajo ei iitp;a de
. Evening" Journal" T.las estas eIeccinncs
estan bIcn encuaderas,las ocupan un c.
pacio immense Tirne tamt,ien ca sa ps,se-
sion treinta : cuatro volimenrs de oartas
aatagrafas de los homirss celebrts de su
tiempn, entire ms rLates Sc hAIian De john
Quincy Adams, Seward, Fillmore. Clintnr,
Charles Francs Adams. Nl,ittle-y Granger
Y Spencer. cat re vollnieRes eie trsge,s =
iectas lie iss peridileos, pabiicaalhs duraate
81 periodic lie su vida periolistica un -
critorio dc II pics tn cualirl lieno de doeu-
mrntos cntertssni'siasps ttc di-curss,s ma
nuscrltos de hnsnbres ,IistiHgullos
Todo este que hemoS mencianaslo estl en-
81 mas leriecio or len - rise,ie poncr Ia
nlano en euaiquier ,neunlento inms d,atz-
isente que se desec este se slehe 4 Ia hija
mayor del sr- Weed, que la pr,n.a,io ser un
.tesorn para "a padre, teniende este, gran
placer sieinprc que relatA las Luenas era.-
'is'ic, dc 81 hja. En- Ia a.tualidad e Sr.
Weesi. ayudiaslo por elias se ocnpa en lw,-
I'arar una autai,iograIia. que seri de un IN
meas" va!or para ri eStudiante. ei I.eFio,lisla
para q i'as'tica Gu general, y el raateFiai
dc aue - xa d islcsr usn setan de un valur
ineaicuiabie para el historiador fafuro.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09
Is NIAIEno

Dnrantc estr tiernpo en- qnc en- nucstro
Cendado no la de otrn COS mas que de
poIiiica sr ha ennsumi.o mucho wilskey y
dc la peor eissc: 81 las informaeiones que
hcmeS reciti.Io soa cicFtas lamentamos el que
c'rsas tan in,Isgnas hayau tenido lugar que
SON tan Fcprochahles. "a para ct indiyfduo
81 para los particles, Sc dice que Sc ha
trasternado el bucn drlcn de las Jan,ss que
sas pree.ciones dc TN PaFtido han siln ~
c villas tie una mancra hosAI por les qae
pertcncccen al oiro; mieniras que Sc ha
igDnrado por eompletn la tiheFalilad
caractcrStira i homhre sic sanas ideas lie
frmes principios poliiicts~.
D.rs particles son necesarias en- Ia arena
poiitica, aunquc uno ,c etl.ssS tiene quo
sametcrse a In ierrota, ,.o ,,iss,aEte, ambos
partilos SC les sal,e trstar con decoro por
toda soeicdad iIustraia. las hombrcs
itieren en- pniitica, en- vista dc esa iife-
rcncia deben de verse con rcspeto nno y
otru.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09
The Test of sIorn.onisrn

salt Lake, ovtehet AIN Miles cxamira;ion,
this morning, John Taylor. President u the
Mormon Church appeared witness lie
avoWed himself polyyas.i.l and that hc hsd
children and grand children By poiygarnols nrsr.
riages That Mics kne@ Miss Owens in En.
gland. When Young he sent 10 sea IS sailor
In Australia, he met M0Fn.o, missionary ana
became mvu,I'er of dial church and vent ia 81
George, Utah. Previo,sS 80 ikls he had tritie.,
Miss Owens offering marriage lie clain,rd ihzi
be had received nn reply Il MAS understand thai
she had accepted him. bat he had ns,i f,,-riXrd
her letter. White IT 81, GeoFge. Itah, H. had
made marriage engagements with Two suilsng
women WHO were sister. Niles and Ihe Ike
young women fgena st t;v"rgs came to ST, tisors.,-
and INST Mis- Owens from Eagiand She s.1yd
his adsiee uIcil, given. that Il The tlrc,
marriages were performed. they iHsisi BE- 10 ihc
order 81 the ages ofthe sosln= women. Tal, Mis-
Owens we're introduced a7d slkn0gicdgrd affer,
wards as wives II Miles. but tie sounS Slentvr
sister backed out " tbs engagement
Thi~ evening Nr, C0Icy was examined IL the
Miles casr. She sald she present al irccp
ton at The house Of Angus Cannon, Thursday
evening. wherr the dcicndaus introduced 10 her
Emily Spencer as his vile. The fact of pl.,cgI
marriage was generally understood by the s,sm
pany This witness II is said has been o;dgrssl
from her iDrmcr Es,sac By her hrolhcr for giving
evidence in the ease. and has :akeu refuge with
"a tientiiv fully.
Miss Owen. the second wic, Nhen eyamlntsI
confirmed J"hn TAYLOR as to tie ius,rHrlinus
regarding the order u marriages, The inst and
second wives had difficulty that evening during
the wedding assembIagc, aud Miss Owens slap
ped the face OF the Hrst wife The
mutual husband inierfrrcd when she threatened
slap his face also but was prevented by thc
lysianders. She then len The house, bat was
s.,rcibls brought back by the defendant ai,d
,shers.
Marshal Il is proposed TO call the attention Of
the British Minister 10 her case. hoping thai he
will interest himself Ia bringing 10 Justice thos,
who have so brutal, outraged hrr II IS n"i
believed that the better clsSa of MorinoRs ~ nlpa
ihtze with The defendant ia this ease. Us his
brutality and indeeeney have hsoa TOO strongly
exhibited.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09
Surrender of the Renegade Chez
Xennes.

Camp Robi-,sou. October - ~-on Sunday lssi
the cheycnnes ~ere in the riie pits which they
bad constructed afirr their cscupc from the Gus
tod, II Colonel Carlton and hi. command. 20
eisscly emned in by The Istier that their escape
wa. impas4itle Upon being summoned 10 sur
render, the Indians refused, except uPon ran-
dition that they should be permitted 10 20 - the
Red Cload or The Spotled Tail sseney. Colonel
Carlton then sent them Wosd that if they did no,
surrender before nvon Of that day he wsiuld bios
every one 81 them from The iare oi iae earsl
This threat lad the desired e,lrri. mid frs
stssrrnugs RfleF tie interpreter returned, the hall
fanished ClIeyennes csme urr 4 their pit AID
gave themselves up. They h.d ea,en uo;l.js= lof
forty-eight hours and ~erc Ur4,ls drsi sl4tfs
cold Afrcf bcin. tlisaFInej THIS were br.gghl
10 this post wherc guod quari-rs and flenly TO
eat we're furnished them. They viii h-n,sFri,vl
back to the reservation as sn.a tine nee-.-ary
arrang gemeilis can be mide.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09

III Fsanter-zasne es,u ffgcila 20 del pssado.
nos comonica II uiste noticia IL habxv
la'icci'lo en l. ciulad de HrrrnosiIlo Sonora
e lila | lie oetubre Doha Mariana v. de
Esptn.,. hermafAssie non Carries /. Nsiasrn,
4 tatliI Ftsiac:"r ' e,litarsle ,lici," leriosllc
que ve Ia luz piLiica en- Tucson, Arizona.
Acomg@iamos al Sr. Vaissco en- tan justa
dnlor; estaalos SECURES. que hombres que
emitcn ideas come el IL h.ce, al ,fatar en- "a
pcFi"iico lie IN accateclmiento semeiaate.
tamhicn .-;ieuen simpre. por la misericondia
he DioS, Ia virtud inmcnsa dc la resignation :
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09

ElSr Key, Admr, Grl dc correos de ies
Estad,,s Unldos ha hecho una vista al esta,Io
fe Colorado. No ereemos que al iHcnciona-
do Sr. lc fuera agradal,Ie uu pasco semejante
al Nueyo Mejico; pero al menos potiria
divertlrse mueho al yer en- que cstado se
encucntra aqui cl scrvicio lie eorrcos y &c la
mancra Tan eurosa como se manejan los con
tra,istas por rstos mundos
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09

+. -t;olrsnalor ;. b. Axtcli lie Nues,
Mexice "a l.a deiado la capital ut Territerio,
tor.,andn 81 runabo 1el 0ricntc para srr una
segunda maraviila entire los Egipcins para
mayor deficia de los Nuevo Mejicanos,
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09

Los Ds-mocratas han sa.is!o yictoriosos el
siia de Ocinbre p. r. en- lbs rstadns de
Ohio, Indiana I.owa. sicmpre Sc creyo
que ei resnltado de estas eiecciaues deter
minaria cual partido ten,lria m.yaris On el
Congrcso pruximo. No cal,e .la.la alguas
que esta serii ,lcmocratica.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09
H0NILIA ExRRs0.

Fl dia 30 dc JuIlO
Se rruni1 IA convention
Para Escl9er Dclcgadu
Al Congress De Ia Cnlai.
Convention republicana
Ah que bien has seordsdo
Que Doa Marianne = OfetS
Sea nucst'o delcgadn-
Pues blra, Nuevo Mrjieaao>,
Tenets amor por "a patria
Noisd nor Msriano Osero
Dejad Bs-inta B-ca.
Dando una tnirada eierta
Refeiaisti,' 10 question
II Nurt" Mejlep grila
Eiccin 4sss-str,t q il'ison
P.rlidp repabtic.sno
tlsie ,leHes Ia garantia
~Q1E5 ioslo> vurstrns am.;.n>
Tfnhija,. d. i'rSiic di,.
Alsathas 5iiei.oe auixoS
iR.eiigeHri1 yalar
Y cue uut>sro e..udidatu
Rs ~ 81 ..,,>ici,,H
v",ant,- del Territorio
TrnSo J., - -farcion
Tod't> utsl,ilne gritau
Elr,-t., ltr-fF,, .rsnpeOn,
Hoy drnocratas yaiiritts,.
CoH.o csian adrl,sntsd,ts
u van harics.sln pariido
= A=reEandu l.,s ,ultea4ios.
Esie af.o g ei de SSsossa
Siiearnn,, a Mayor.
Este II es houbrc Dc lndaencia.
Esie - G ss,nlo san Don
E-ig = honhre sspiensisimo
Inmliien De Riurba valor
Cierta = 40 larga I'm centass
R,-ro - muy iaen iI4tlsas.e
Mayor, ; uo nos eagaha
LIS jira Vds que no.
IIiegs >r rtai..s,n tosdos
Y disseu :. Sc descri0."
Desde que eI Mayor corgio
nsI-.ssa5sir' independents
= ht ttiiVt1 usjc Nn
Al, que Masor tan aaiiaeaie.
Dveia r,sio "A Masnr:
!, . sssy d. IA teala fslada;
IA trtsn iais sHsi quialeMIos
PeFa ~ ~, iarso nada .
Haeieado rcininicrncia
Dc los que Se han dcscrlsdo
Les sus.sars. sns sissainlsrcs
l'ies M - me han olylds,io:
Burnas ,ardrs, Don Vicente.
Sole "a clarro ,icne aqua
l1r>de que x deserto
- la sisto q charco sin nata.
Rsaesaslos rspbusiero-
Amigo, dc Ia malrsa
cuaudo ensafaran al pueblo
Ya eslaaoS todos aler,s.
UN NIA4Eso
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Del Mcsiila Ners, nos hs deycrti'lo muchn
c.ln Ia Wetarnorfosis tan comple:a que haze
del discourse que pronGacia 81 Sr. Baca en- Ia
Mesilla. Ia ssgrada mission dri perio,lis.
fio va Is,r atrn runiio muy distmio al quo
taman alsanas ae nucstr'~ eolegas. Para
que lesiiguren los hcchos; dad al Cesar 10
que r. 'lo' Cesar, Dies 10 que es de Dios. =
Mr.. Solomon
Rcciden,e dc Pueblo vicjo que La per
maneci'lo en- la Mesilia por ecrca de un mes
ha salido ya de regrcso para aquei lugar lie
1leseamos fcliz yisje
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-11-09

is,S HcrmIn,sI. ynel del CeleTaIo ga este coudado
pirss.en para yetiiteT que gIiSieR los
cs'nspTadpreS CarnrTsBs fsisirrs de- Merino
FiRo ESpanUeS qur ilIrTOn Grades este Tenit0-
may no sssan suj-tns las Epeleinias que
grtsS s slnr Eeetesf trzitt0N. Estos
tfsisI allan 10 10 iihraS de lana easia ana
ersiSiu tirurgi uh also o mas
I'T los poriBeaoreS apliquen
Lynch HeTin1ac-
Colorado \. N.
Estaleta Las Cruces y. NJ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS e1EAN1Nas.

Several miners were killed by an ex-
plosion of gas in colliery near Halifax, N. s.,
last week. ~ 'i s l~
A telegram from North Troy, VT,
says: ga correspondent of the Associated
Press visited several of the principal towns on
the Canadian border, and finds everywhere the
most intense excitement prevailing. The Do
minion militia are supplied with arms and am
munition, and are ready at an hours notice to
concentrate their forces to repel invasion on
the Canada border. The soldiers say no doubt
exists in their minds that an invasion is irnmi-
nent, and that the Irish Nationalists are now
IN large numbers, with the greatest secrecy
possible, making their way into the interior
of Canada, with orders to concentrate at differ
ent points for an onslaught on Montreal. Que
bee, Ottawa and other prominent Canadian
towns" lJ1. etsasI FG a
The Bennett polar ship will soon sail
from London for Havre, where a temporary
crew Will be shipped, when she will leave for
San Francisco. Mr.. Bennett hopes the expedi-
ton will sail for the north in June 1879. 1t
will go by the route through Behring's straits.
The pleasure steamer Empress of In
dia, with party Of about eighteen persons on
board, became manageable end capsized
ever dam on G-anu river at Gait, Ont, s. few
nights ago. All the passengers were plunged
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30
Resuscitating Drowning Porsons

DR.. Howard, Medical Officer of New
York Harbor, recently explained at the
receiving house of the Royal Humane
Society, London, his method of resusci-
Eating persons taken from the water in
state of insensibility. The principles
upon which he acts are those of clearing
away the water and mucus which pre-.
vent the entrance of air into the lungs.
and the imitation of the movements of
the chest In respiration. He first empties
the stomach and passages of water.
For this he places the patient face
downward, puts a roll of something
hard under the pit of the stomach, so
that it is above the level of the mouth,
and then presses with all his force on
the back. Afterward, to set up artificial
breathing, instead of the partial rolling
OF the body or the pumping action of
the arms now practiced, the body is laid
upon the back with the clothes stripped
down to the waist. The pit of the
stomach is now raised to the highest
point by something under the back. A
bundle OF clothing or the body of another
man will do for this. The head is thrown
back, and the tongue must be drawn for
ward by an assistant, so as to keep open
the air tubes. The hands are passed
above the head, the wrists crossed, an6
the arms kept firmly extended. In this
position the chest is fully expanded
The operator then kneels astride the
body, places his hands on the lower par
OF the ribs, and steadily and gradual,
makes compression. Balancing on hi
knees, he inclines himself forward TIL
his face nearly touches that of the pa
tient, and so let's fall the whole weigh
OF his BODY upon the chest. When thi
has yielded as much as it will, he throw
himself back, by sudden push, to hi
first erect position of kneeling, and tn
elastic ribs, by their expanding below
action, draw air into the lungs. Thes
maneuvers must be repeated regularl
twelve or fifteen times in the minute.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

ttt East
Cardinal cClosky has returned from
Europe.
Harvard students have been recently
discovered by the college authorities having
knowledge of the examination papers before
being regularly issued, and two members of
the Junior class have been expelled, and one
or two employees removed.
John Hughes, of New York, has chal-
enged Daniel OLeary to six days pedestrian
match for the Ashley belt and $500 a side.
During the progress of fire at Hart
ord, Ct, last week, an explosion blew down a
wall, killing three fremen.
The magnificent woman's hotel, con-
structed by the late A. r. Stewart, and re-
Gently opened in New York, has proved great
failure, and is to be transformed into general
hotel,
West.
The Senate of Minnesota, sitting as a.
high court of impeachment, is engaged in the
trial of Circuit Judge Sherman Page, for Off
cial misconduct. z" an
The Coroners jury which has been
holding an inquest on the victims of the mill
explosion at Minneapolis. Mimi, has returned
verdict that the disaster was the result of an
explosion of mill-dust floating in the air.
kindled by fire in the woodwork of the Wash
burn A mill, originating in q spark from the
stones running empty. No evidence is found
to show negligence on the part of the mill-op
eratives, but the open purifiers in use in mills
are condemned as generating an unusual
amount of dust. sT,E 1sA 2iaf@1t }9
The Southern Hotel, at ST. Louis, the
burning of which created such horror
throughout the country year ago, is to be re-
built
1t is estimated that fifty people were
killed and over half million dollars worth Of
property destroyed by the recent terrible
cyclone that swept across the State of Wiscon-
sin.
Six or seven hundred Nez Perces In
dams who took part in the war under Chief
Joseph last summer have sent request to the
authorities at Washington to be allowed to
leave Fort Leavenworth, where they are now
detained, and return to their old reservation in
Washington Territory. After several consulta-
tons between the President and Secretary of
War, and Secretary Of the Interior, it has been
d cided not to grant the request.
m A number of citizens of ST. Louis
have been poisoned by eating white fish pre-
pared in Chicago.
In Cleveland, Ohio, a few days ago,
four men, while cleaning a privy vault, were
overcome by foul gas, tumbled into the vault.
and persisted before help could reach them.
South.
Collector Woodcock telegraphs the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue from Nash
vile, Tenn, thet Special Deputy Collector
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-30
Novel Sport.

Ex-Gov. Romualdo Pacheco being
out for salt water pasear in his yacht
Consuelo, his attention was called by
the crew to an unusual troubling of the
waters near the shore of Angel island by
some monster which the old shell-backs
aboard had concluded must be a double
barreled swordfsh. Mr.. Pacheco' keen
er and less superstitious eye instantly
recognized what had been mistaken for
swords as the antlers of magnificent
3-year- old buck, which had probably
just completed the voyage down from
the forests of Washington Territory.
The blue blood of the cavaliers of Span
ish California, who, time out of mind
had thrown the unerring lariat over any
convenient protuberance of the wild cat
tie OF the plains, was up in an instant,
and, hastily improvising lasso out of
the main halyard he ordered boat low
cred away and had himself pulled swift
~ to the game. The boat had got to
within just sixty three feet of the buck,
as it was about to wade out into the
stone-quarries on the island, when the
Governor, rising in the bows, gracefully
0W OLS5 oA1O OO1AC0 1ONO t111CC
his head, and then, with the combined
dexterity of a vaquero and a veteran
harpooner, cast the deadly loop through
the air and over the bucks neck. Then
ensued quite interesting time, crowded
with lively incident. The buck abrupt
| ~ drew the boat ashore, and scattered
it and it's crew around among the sharp
edged rocks, with no special care for
regularity, and then started out for
canter with the novel appendage of an
Ex-Governor. But MI. Pacheco was
powerful, too, and it seemed very even
toss-up whether the buck had lassoed
Mr.. Pacheco or Mr.. Pacheco the buck,
with the call slightly in favor of the Gov
ernor, as he seemed determined to fight it
out on that halyard line if ittook him all
summer. The sailors shouted the war
cry of the period, "hemp," but it was
not definitely ascertained whether they
were cheering the bipedal or quadru-
pedal end of 1t. At the end of an hour,
the buck being pretty well peeled, and
the ragged edges of Angel island rock
auttering with remains of gubernatorial
garments. Mr.. Pacheco vanquished the
brute, which was brought to this city
and presented to the Post Commandant
at Goat island. San Francisco Chroaei-