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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-10

@StA $uNustGluD.
+ 8, y. Sult. = Ser ,,@arlsis" MEL
bet, oaB Sera Saiiulttid ans Der S4meis
ausgcmieien porbeu 1T, bod iiuS 3rpeifel ents
ifanbeu, Oh bic betrefienbe BeriOn tpirflidl
Sera Saflulitldl mar.
Warrt nno g5rie.
Son bon, 9. Suli, 1890 Ha6m. -
@oniOl8 SO 5l16 fir @elo unO 96a fir 3D..
@rie 161.
9onoon, 8. Suli, llbr Na6m. -
Barrier 9epei6en noliren fiinfproSenti9e
8enten 5n 116 Sruncs 8 @euttn,,s fir
Brief.
2onbon, 9. Suli, $50 0a9m. -
0a8 Bullion, peld1eS beute auf 8ilar: in bic
uSanf bon @n9lauo" 9iug, betrug 100000.
Pcnniglpanier Central 324.
0onbon, 8. Suli, A llbr Na9m. -
Soniols 968 fir @elo uno Sc ZIG fir 8rief.
Seretnigte Staaten Sbligationen, l867er
1913, 10.40er Coupons 110a. @rie, Briori=
taten 324, Slliuoiier Central 8S, Nepz zSel,eper
Central 40, 8feaoinger 10.
Giberpool, 8. Slli, 1890 Ra9m. -
Saumrpolle itetig. Dlittsliorte Sberldnber
6 5,l6d; Orleans CT; Die Serfdufe betruaen
beute 5000 Yallen, eini9lieBlid) 1000 8allen
jur Equalization uno gum @rporte. Die
heuttge 8aunlruoa 3ufubr betrug $4,000
Sallen, einIhlteBltd) 14,500 aus glnlerifa.
9ioerpool 8. Suit, ubr yta9nt. -
Die gSai;eltz3ufubr tpdbreuS Der lesten brei
Gage betrug 10000 Nfalter, tpobon $4,000
QtDerpoOl, 8. Suli, llbr 9ta6m. -
GGle 45 Sdl. fir amerif.
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Gin otebtfdDer 8mnoeSntarfd)alt
nernttbetlt.

8 3 arI ton, @..&., 8. Suli. - 8m.
Sprinss, elm 9iilfs. .Bnnbesmaridaau muroe
beute eines Diebitabls iiberiiibrt unb su 8
Sahren 3n9tbaus bel i9werer arbeit usr-
urtbeilt.
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@uS 2(cco1tto c.(So o1tiiflI. Nn

- @m am lesten Samita9e in gtaucof,
GccOmac @ountp, 3d., sruiiAen oem yg8ats
dla9reagues" mo D2Iriel Stub" 9ebaltenes
Sallidla9piel artete in eine augen1eine &ei-
lerci aus, bel wclder eiu W2ann nit einem
Saaihld9eI i9rper am Sopfe unb mebrere
Yuoere leidlt uerfef,t mlfrnpu
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Wollenot,t8 oes entro stoIems

WeItern mui0e Die yerbtnoung 5fpllfen Dem
SntrosStolen unb Der Sapage=S Silberuine
bergeaellt, unb pr. Mbolpb Sntro marihirts
an Der Spite ieiner 2eute 0nr6 ben Stollen
IN ben @baht, mas 8eranlaiiung 81 elmer
groBen 6eier CAB. 9nto's Stoqea be3pedte,
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SelegrapDiide 9epei@e,a.
Deribte ber ~9ociir.en sreiie' fir beu sDests1ea
&erreIponbenfena.1
3nlanS-pfpefdfa.
Ser cxnSfanerfriea. =.

SranSiSco, 9. Srli.- Rahridl,
ten iiber Die bon ben SnoldnerR i'm Sobn
OapzSbale periibten @emalttbaten ereeben,
oaB bic 3otbbdute in jener @egeno Sur 3eit
unuml1ramfte 6errid)er iinb. Oas BON ben
sseinoltden burbitreifte @ebist umfabt ettpa
1000 Quaoratmeilen unb bietet ben Snolonern
Die beie @elegenbeit iopobl su In9riffen, ais
sur 8ertbeioigung. Canon Sitp bat fanm
800 @inmpbner, nnb ipeniger, ais Sunbert Der
erpadieren mdnnlidlen SepDlferung finS be-
mafinet. Die 9auptitraBe oe8 Srtes 1T fei
nen 0ii6lenihuB BON ben umliegenben 6iis
aeln entiernt, BON ipo aus bic Sno;aner nit
WuBe auf bic @lntuobnsr feuern f0nnem. 0as
Stdotd)en ilt politdnoig Der @naOe oeS nil
ben 6einbe anbeim9eitelt, i'm Salle bieleben
einen eneraiiden anqtiff MAIDEN. Die Gin.
mobner baben lett mebreren Sasen 3ufud)t
in einem alten Sto1en seiufjt, welher ibuen
weuisiteus Shus se9en bic 8u9eln Der Sn-
oianer gemahrt. Su5 Sobn Sag .Sbal, fpel=
dies unnllttelbar bel @anonz@itp be9innt. lit
etma 65 Wteilem lang, unb Der grOBte Shetl
bslielbsn 1T bercils BON bem 6einoe permiiitet
lporoeu. Sn alen bis jest ita:tsefunoenen
9eie6teu ,paren bic 6otbbaute ben @eiBen
pierfad) iiberlegen. Sogar menn @eneral
SowaroS Commando anlangt, rperpen bic
gSeiBen bennod nidt itarf genn9 iein, um ben
Snbianern Die Spite bieten sn fDnnen.
Sie Iebte ySabt TT Galifornten.
Gan 6ranSisc 9. Suli. ytab off
sicllen Ssridten oeS Staatsiefretdrs pirb Oie
@onitituante folseuoermaBen suiammenseiebt
lein: llnabhdngige 81, Arbeiter so, Republtz
faner IL, Demotraten 6, @reenbddler 2. Die
uuabbdngigen erpdblten ale Selegaten fir
opu @Stnnt i'm Yi(oempiupu
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&rGn0e.


8uffalo, N.-D., 8. Suli.-Sn Solmes'
&iiferei an Der @btcagoitraBe brad beute Mor>
gen fScNer aus, iueldes iid) lhneu aui Sigis
IONS Sieneieberei nnb oen Solsboi Der 5S.
Saplor & @roate5 ansoebnte. Otebrere sri.
uatrpobuungcn rpuroen ebenfals serft6rt. Dian
uernluthet Srunoniftung. 0dbreno Der s5eu.
ersbrunlt puroeG uperintenbsnt 3oogers bonn
Sonnenitid)e betrOffen nnb lie9t IN frltii6em
3uitan0e Darnieber.
Sas Seuer rpuroe nidt eber iiberipdltigt,
bis es alle @ebGuoe bis an bas Sbio.Saiiin
eingedidert bate. Die Sranoitdtte iit cine
Siertelmeile lang nnb cine l6tclmeile brett.
Mau id]dbt ben @elammtperluit auf $780,.
600 uno bic Serii6erung auf 90,000.-Im
Ibenoe brad cine Seuersbrunlf in Der Spie=
gslfabrif Der 6{o. 0entber & S6bne ans uuo
rldltete Sd}aoen I'M 8etrage BON $4,000 an.
Mi 10 aufie, gSIsc., 8. Snli. - SIM
3rOden6immer ser SabadSfabrif Der 66.
4eibera borf & GOmp. lpurbe I'm llbr beute
iriib 1euer entbedt. 0alIslbe 5erit0rte beinabe
ben ganSen aui $75, 200 .9el6dbten Waareu=
porratb uno bsiddbigte cas- benz 5rn. Srieor.
Sogsl geb6rige@ebdube i'm 8etra9e BON $780,
900. Der Sorrotb mar Su $50, 900 peritdert.
9onb on, Ont, 8. SEli.-Sn bem gtab=
liIfen1ent Der y0onoOn-S -Selraiftneriez@omp
gu Sit>0onoou ieuroe geitern 46eno our6
cine grploion cine Seuersbrunit peruriabt,
weld)e SAaOen I'M Setrase Don $l2,0 900 ans
ridltete.
Yembr fe, Wte., 9.Suli.- 9teun 0Obn-
bduier, Elm 2aben uno eine Sdeuer purben
heute in oieier Staot Sur6 6euer seritDrt.
Serluf $4,000.
Gbeiter, Yeuni.. 8. Suli. - Sin 3ie-
geliteiugebauoe in bieiiser Staot muroe beute
ourd einen Sl;bfirabl i'll SrauO geiest, uno
brel @ebdube brannten nleoer. Der Serlult
betrdst $500.
yNalobrdmOe,
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Der SsraeItten Gompent tt Wstls
k11n+AS1o

Dtilmautee, gSlsc., 8. Suli.-Oie De-
le9aien Der oerl6leoenen reformirten israelitiz
lden @emeinOeu Oes 2anoe8 bielten beute ibre
erite Sibung. @twa 100 Delegatsn maren
anpeleno.
NOam u SrGmer aus Cincinnati. fpuroe gum
BrGitoeutcn, g8. 9. Sadenberg aus Bbila.
oelpbia gum Stce= Braiioeuteu, Qipmanu Qeup
aus Cincinnati Sum Sefret3r uuo 8eni. 81.
9Seil aus 0tilwautee sum SuIfSiefretdr er=
mdblt.
Sn Der gta9nlittagsfsun9 erituttete baS
@omIte iiber oaS iSraelttildle yllnion=@oqe9"
ieinen Seridlt, nad) iueidem iid) Die 9lnitalt
in b0Ait blitbeHbem s3utanoe beftu6et. Die
@ommiliioH, iueld)e Die :3wedmdBi9teit Der
@rri6tung eincs G1d)ter~9 9eminars unteriu1t
bate, eritattete unsiinlti9eu Berid)t, empfabl
leSodl, oaB Die Ingele9enbeit bel elmer ipGte.
ren Seriammlun9 abermalS erDrtert merbe.
Oas @onlite iiber lanomirtbi6aftlide Se~
i6dftlgung beri6tete 81 Guniten Der @rneH=
nung ciner @ommiIfon, tpeld)e 9dnsereten Su
Solouiiations3peden antaufen ioa. Sas
2ano ioll bon ben 8aiien, pelde alt geHug
iino, uni Die &aiienanltalten 81 pcrlaHeu,
bebaut lperoeu.
Der Seridt ruurOe angenonlnen unO ie orei
SorIteher Der 8aiienanltolten Su @lepelano,
ytepeDorf, Stem. Orleans, Gan Sran5iscO,
Yblaoelpbia uno Baltimore, iopie Orei Ntit=
9leoer Der grefutipbeb0rbe Der Union Der
anerifaniifen israelitlIhen @emenOen" gu
Wtit9lieoern Der oben erudbnten &ommilFon
ernaHnt,
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Snmtcs aus europa.

= W1it 6idfft auf Die gegeupGrtige 3eit
1T oaS IN tie all9emetre bent d. c
8urn e It, tuel6e8 pom 28. bis 80. SUM in
SreSlau Itattfiuben ioate, auf Sei1luB oes
SentralausI6uheS fir otele8 Sabr anfgeboe
ben unO auf OaS nd6Ite Sabr ueri6obeH mora
ben.
= Iuf Der 98. bieSidbrigen 9iite Der Gur4
gate in &arl8bao fi9urirt y@rai Sarrp
BON Arnim nit Sammeroiener, aus 6rtnfz
reih," mObnbaft i'm 6auie Sittoria, S1lo6-
plab. Seiu Bruoer, 6einrid) Selir BON Dir
nim, @utsbeiiBer ans ytaumbnrg a. O.,
rueilt ifou ieit Oen %. Olai bort.
- Gin gerptiier Delagneau, Director Der
OtaiiOn Nationale Su s &barentou, iit init
Ger Safe our6gegan9en uub bat cine Walie
unbemittelter 9eute 5u 9run0e seridtet. Sb@
9leid bieisr 9elagneau eiu befannter 8ond-
partift mar uno bon Sourtous SrOslie uno
Souiorten bel Den gSaben am Is. Sfto6er
ais 9anoloat aufgeltellt uuroe, 10 bate i'm
be Marcere, Der franS6Fihe Wiuilter beS SfIs
nern, bod III ieinem Gtmte belaIien.
Seit elmer Steibe bon Sabreu 1T in
g hottlano nift 10 raubeS Suniioetter
geUeien. &,Gglid) idat fr6menoer 8sgen Mno
mebt falter Sitptno. SH Der @egenS Don
Sorfar CAB es am 16. ltarieS @epitter neblt
Shnee uno 6agel. 3u 9uubie bel Dunbee
mar cine Wiible 5pel StunOen lang Onrd
SAuee p0llig abgelperrt, uno etltde g1agens
laoun9en nit S6nee muBten entiernt perosn,
ebe Elm @ingung 9eformt wurOe. Die Saat
1T all Uielen Stelen itarf belAGbi9t uOrosn..
Sfrdntli9e StinOer, Oeren Qei6en gepDbnli1
ourd bic Muttermild erSengt ueroen, gene
fen ioglei9 burd anmenoung oes ySeitts
id)ett &tnoerutebls (Paedotrophin)
OeS elten @riaemittelS fiir bic Ntutter, 8ruit
lfSe6r.6.tS,i.@lit)
Sauces SaiIaparille,
cine mebl'inliAc Mli6nng bon 9onouraier
Saiiaparille, 9ualatbolS, &lettenmurSel,
SaiiafraS, SOB Sail II. (. 10. Su oieiem
Pr1parate miro man cine Der belteu lImltim
mungsz unD Reiniguugs Rii1ungeH, bic
Dem Yublltum uorliegen, ftnbeu. Gs 1T in
Qnartnai9en gefi.lt uaO eineS Der billi9lien,
wie Der beitsu Yraparate nit Safiaparilla
ais Saupt9runclase, bic ie Oeln Ynblitum
ciierirt ruoroen. gSer Oil RbenmatismuS,
9eberbsi9merSen, 8Oie, 6auttraufbeiten, uls
gemeiuer Sbwd1e, unreiuigteit bes Blutes
II. I. t. leoet, foute oleies lRittel minbetens
probren. BreiS 81 bic 6laife ober iedls
8laiden iiir S.. gu blben bel seth @
0ance ytr. 108, gSef, SaltimOresS sStrase.
U{7-l
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Gpe3iaIsS sSfati3ef.
Nierber Sefdaatt!
fi5dbe umo ruSiiShe 8doer fur so Gents

Nierber sefdBaattl
9asfitdbe uno ruSiiSMe sdoer fur so Gents
81. 81, s,oro,.sstberts.e,rase.
(Sult4,iS) q. 8. 1erres, gisentbamer.
0eU, aIetIMniamm 0ousp.'s Nrebbeie
(compressed yeast).
Da mon entbedt bot, bas piele Nababmunsen uns
terer Sefe iit i'm Niarfe beFnben, 70 bat ole a&te
Brebbefe uneres abrifats au iebem Badete ben geas
men unlerer Ttrma. Gle auoeren Hnb Natabmun.
gen.
Vlan rerlanse bon fefnem Grocer 0ait, HIetid3s
mamm & Gomp.'s Brebbete. Edslid frtiG
UabritzDepot: Nr. "a, Strabe.
Cu,ars1s, ,i2Ustel)
Die me,aem tiirfiidbem unS ruiHfd5en eIsttro'
hemttd3em, NttturiaIs, S6weieIS uno SanaSts
taDes In Nr. fA7. Saratoga, nabe Gutam arase,
(Sepn0. .12UiteO
Sas spanoerbar lpirfenoe aautmitteI
aulphide of A g n C u m.
Ninnen, Bliitben, geulen uno ane 5autausitIdse
merben unbebinst sebeilt; 81 Sas Badet; nit
ber Bot sueeIdidt. Wan ienoe Bof<S <Sffee>Stempei
gar Bampblet nebff @ebraud, sanfuetfuns.
9r. 9obme s COMP, Nr. IS. Sf@6apettefr.,
Dein apotbefer bat es. (5ebr2O,tS.i.a.a)
Wtte spaxte.
4u ane, meI@e on Ben ToIsen bon Susenbfhnoen
nerpo(er e&md&e, gnttrdttums, BerInR ber gsans
nest.aft &C. letben, ienbe i'd 10 q emf elm Heaept
bas Fe iurtr. Dieies srose 9eilm,ittel tpurSe bon
einem gliffondr In Gib>Nmertfa entSedt. S&idt Elm
ab,eINrtes @oupert on 3eu. Sofepb 3. Snman, Stos
ton D, Bible-S Souie, W.=D. &ttp.
(Oh.8.1S.t&s..i.a.9
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@ine &anbcrbamoe i'm Delaware
ShNIe.

8ortSerDiS, 81. g., 9. Snli. - 0as
Delnware Sbal smiiden bieier Stabt uuO
Stoubsburgb tuurbe iett etlt6en Wionaten
ourh cine @inbre6erbanbe unlider 9enadt,
pelhe ibrcn S6lupfminfel in einem beinabe
unourdoriusli6en Sumpfe in Sufier-@O., i,
N.=S., hattie. @tma 25 bis 80 6Guler itnb
bereits BON ben @inbre6ern beimgeiuht unb
beraubt norben. 3mei Bierbe, i'm 98ertbe
BON $500; $780, tteelde in Der leteu gabt aus bic
ler Staot ueridmaiiotii, .sfeaarAen heute etpa 20
Ntetlen Dltlih bon bier auf eiiief SisGat SSisfa lul
gteoeritnfz8luiie 9efuuben, iuobin fie bon ben
Serbre6ern 9ebraht woroen waren. @tner Der
Olebe muroe beute i'll Otiooletomn gefan9en
uno bierber gebraft. Wian bofft, our6 TIN
9tad)rtdten 81 erlangen, peldelble Gufbebung
Der 9au5en Sanbe ermGgli4en werOeu.
Getuittet 1tno &ebems0erlMft.
8olton, 8. Suli.-@iu ibmerea, mebrere
Stunoeu aubaltenoes @ewttter iudte beute
QbenO Oeie StaOt beim, uno oiele 9auier IN
Der Stu0t un0 llmge9eu0 murben bonn Sltbe
getroffen. Sn gteutOn ipurOe cine Srau our4
einen Slibtrabl auf Der Steue 9et0otet.
ilaOelp lpb / a, 9. Sult.- gSdbren6
oes beute Ateno cin9etretencn 9enitters id)lug
Der gltb an oerihieoenen Stellen ein, uno
mebrere YerlOnen muroen perlett. Sin unbes
fainter 8uabe, peI6er 3uHudt unter eiuem
Saume 9eiud)t bate, uurOe bonn SliBe CT.
id)laaeu.
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asa'Fel

Y6Hel Y6fel
lus &etfe in's Austalb belorst fnne9attp Gtuubey
a. 0etme,
de bss 0altlmsyeffaSe uhs. .BehsD DIHce: Muenue,
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NdlobrGftOe.

Sttaua, Ont, 9. Suli. 9(us9e<
oebnte 24alobrdnoe finb i'm Sttamatbale aus
gebrOden. @iue groBe Strcde pidt bewaloes
teS 2anS am @atineauilniie 1T bereits bon
BEN Slammen in cine milte 6lade uer,panoelt
fnnrNPn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
new YORK BREWERY
DLtl AIlTL

ts,uccessor TO Chris. Henne) Proprietor.
The CLEAREST, PUREST and MOST
BRILLIANT LAGER BEER South OF
San Francisco.
Orders for DRAUGHT or rOTTLED
b.. ok promptly attended to.
The celebrated Beer from this Brewery
defies competition in the State. mr5-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
j. Bechtinger, NJ. D.,
(OF VIENNA,)

(OF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
II dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
ties. Oculist of the French Hospital in
San Francisco. ALI chronic obstinate
gases and operations on the eyes attend
bd to.
OFFICE w No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner OF Kearny. Residenoe-SE. cor.
nor Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
CISCO. oc3ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Or. N. S. Ciberson,
Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence-I33 SPRING ST.,
below Turnverein Hall, Los Angeles.
apl9-tf
Or. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his Office TO No. 80 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to l2, A TO 9 and
TO Q. observation-disclosures Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
san rsancisco sSn,A-,s.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Sth.-
Flour, good demand and prices
firm; city mills superfine, $4.75@
ASH; bakers and family extra,
$5.75@6.00; Oregon extra, $5 so.
Wheat, inactive; sales Walla
Walla, $l.70; choice milling quoted
S1.S5@1.S7!. Barley, dull; feed,
974@$l.00. Corn, quie:; large yell
low, $500; Oats, quiet; light feed,
$1.30@l.35; choice, $l.45@l.50.
Hay, steady. Potatoes, lower;
new, 81 0O@2,50. Wool dull, un.
changed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

Both steamships call at Port HarIord
(SanLuisO bispo) )and Santa Barbara; also,
on down trip, at Anaheim Landing for
freight only. The Senator calls at San
Buenaventura also every trip.
D6- Passengers for San Fraucis o take
the train for Santa Monica that leaves
Los Angeles at Ass p NJ, Los Angeles
time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Congregational DoIngs.

WAsHINGToN, June S.-SENATE.
On motion of Matthews, further
consideration of the Texas Pacific
Railroad bill was postponed until
the first Wednesday after the first
Monday in December next. In
submitting the motion Matthe ws
said that, after consultation with
the friends Of the measure, he h had
concluded not to submit the mo.
tion to make 1t the especial order
for that day as he had previously
announced.
The President pro tenn, in re-
spOnse to several Senators, said the
effect of the motion would be sim
ply to dispose of the bill for the
present session, but gave no pri-
ority at the next session.
Spencer submitted the following:
Resolved, In order that all the
facts connected with the Presi-
denentil eletion of 1876 and the re-
suit may be fully known to the
American people, u select Commit
tee of eight Senators be appointed
to inquire into all the charges OF
fraud, illegality, intimidation, vic
lence and other obstacles to free
and honest suffrage occurring at
said election in the States of South
Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana,
and also into all similar charges
which said Committee may deem
of sufficient gravity concerning
said election in Alabama, MIssis.
sippi, Oregon, or any other State.
Bryant-Let that lay over and
be printed.
Spencer gave notice that he would
call the resolution up every day
until vote upon 1t should be
reached.
Bruce reported in favor of con-
curing in the House amendment
increasing the pension of General
James Shields from fifty to one
hundred dollars per month.
The InvestIxstion.
WASHINGTON, June Sth.-The
House Committee investigating
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Assenspts Il Assasst.a,iO.. by II u. md
OF NexsOes

NEW ORLEANS, June Sth. "A
special from Bayou Sara says that
on Sunday night last, as DR.. VIM.
b. Archer was returning home, he
was fired upon by six negroes, who
were lying in the bushes waiting
for him. Five of the negroes had
double-harrelled guns and one
musket. DR.. Archer was on horse
back and riding on the top of the
levee. The assassins were con.
cealed behind two cottonwood trees
standing within a few feet of the
levee, and all of the negroes fired
as the Doctor was passing the trees.
His clothes were riddled with bul
let-hOles, and he was thrown from
his horse, but fortunately not much
injured. The assassins then ran
away. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned where the parties were con.
cealed, and five of them were
caught. Two of the prisoners were
allowed to make their statements.
They confessed that they had in
tended to kill DIR. Archer on Sun
day night, and, after making away
with him, they were to kill others.
They stated, also, that they be-
longed to- an organized club, the
object Of which was to kill leading
white men in the country and es-
tablish nation of their own.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Morning kilograms.
Passengers PassIug South.

MoJAvE, June Sc. S. Doud,
r. Rising, wife and two children,
Mrs A J Barnard, 9 G Welch and
wife, d Perrien, f l. Austin, John
Reilly, w III Smith, ] B Campbell.
That Compromise.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-The
Call this morning had an interview
with Thomas FL. Williams, Presi-
dent of the Savage Mining Com
pany, relative to the compromise
with Sutro, to the'following effect:
Yesterday the directors of nearly
all the mining companies, compOs-
ing the combination to resist the
payment of the royalty to Sutro,
met and passed resolutions author
izing the. directors to Withdraw
from the combination, leaving each
Company free TO act as it deems
best with regard to suits brought
by the companies to have
the contracts for the pay
ment of royalties declared
void. Savage, Hale & Norcross,
and Chollar also passed resolutions
authorizing the withdrawal of suits.
Best & Belcher and Gould & Curry
have agreed to take the same
course. The Bonanza firm have
taken no part in the negotiations
regarding the acceptance of con-
tracts,as they are not in position at
present to avail themselves of the
drainage facilities of the tunnel,
and therefore not disposed to pay
for the same. Williams expressed
the opinion that all the companies
will eventually ratify the cont acts
with the Tunnel Company.
A Nice LIas,e Dame tn st.chs.
VIRGINIA CITY. June 8.-A nice
little game in stocks has lust leaked
out here. There is a likely develop
ment in Crown Point which has
been carefully concealed for some
weeks, and will be kept covered
until Senator Jones gets here and
then used TO give him send off for
election. A counter-plot is also in
the hands of General Williams in
the body of Savage. This is
being held for the same pur-
pose as that In Crown
Point. These little games are
In the mouths of every body to-day
and those best posted swear that
there Is truth in the report.
Sam Jones is mum as stick, while
Gillett acknowledges that there is
something in Savage.
California bullion shipments for
May. $93l,930. Is; gold, S49S. 222 90.
Shipments of the Bonanza last
evening, 1924, ,022.75.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Court

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WILSON
Executrt
B. mye9
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
FOR SALB.

offer my place, three-quarters OF a
mile from Downey City, On the Whining
toa road, adjoining the College, at a bar
gain. II comprises
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
TWENTY ACRES,

Fifteen of which are In fruit, of choice
varieties. There are eight acres OF Mus
cat grapes. Comfortable house on the
premises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

on of T7
ILL, etc. |
Is. matts q
le Estat(
deceased{
|RDER OF [
|, notice Is
\ the l0thl
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kn' of this q
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+ hearing q
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Will and n
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be all "a
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Tor tickets TO and from
Eastern Cities and Princi-
pal European Ports,

Apply to Ii. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
LOW PRICE 4 REAsoNABLE TERMS,

Immediate possession will be given, II
desired, with the entare growing crop OF
but no necessity for use. Apply to
jy4 0m o. II. ALLEN. on the premises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

sell. att
! oOur.tyI
Z trilblicI
ider. for\
sly said
stGfneysf
all the
,les, this
Ill,
.lierih.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
Rus aod Elactrc Baths

", at home
les worth ~.
d. M Q.
marl4d W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09
DAY

rs, I
|gceed 10 ]
the city. 1
| o of CALI
highest /
gold ooiN
lcipal, inA
nd all act
fibed re all
Los Ang%
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CHELL, 4
aher.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

On steamer days trains will connect
with the r. q. Steamship Co.'s steamers
for San Francisco and San Diego. See
their advertisement.
WIN. j. l.. MOULTON,
ol4tf Asst Sup't.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-09

Cr al
| nd ell
JudieiS |
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on fore
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said DIS
( May, 4
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EvEnY DAT
IN ROCK.

yin ROSk. H'."@ 40
Delightful daily family excursions no sad
down the beautiful Hudson river.
THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
| in srrett 4 Palmer's superb palace sr.smer.
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain sam NAr''n.
stopping good while &C
WEST POINT AND NEWBun 6.
where the scenery Is at its EraLdsst; Up
portuuity given for visiting the una.eo
states Military Academy or Washings'As
FINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
MARINE BAND. GLEE CLUB. xiLu
KEFEUTORY on BOARD.
FARE, entire grand excursion, % GENTS
] Children. rs cents.
BOAT LEAVES every morning Qnclud-
ing sundays from pier ! q. the pat.
tery), North River, at 9:l5 O'Clock. ano
/ foot Of I'D a., North River. at 9 40 o'clock.
BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take
! ANNEX boat At Fulton ST., 9:O5 A. u
No EXTRA CHARGE for trausfer either