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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04

THAT the late Texas Democratic Convention
should be the cause Of the division of Texas
into two OF more States would surprise no one
who watched the proceedings of that conven-
ton. When Texas came into the Union the
country was but thinly inhabited, its settled
portion scarcely exceeding the average OF
American States. 1t Is only within the past
few years that Texas has filled up with peo-
ple, and that the clumsiness of having State
of the Union equal TO France in area has been
perceived and acknowledged. The conse-
auence has been the growth and development
OF sectionalism In Texas. All Texans have an
undoubted love for their State, but despite
this q decided feeling has grown up between
different sections of the State North, East
and West Texas which shows itself more and
was shown in the late Democratic convention,
where the delegates divided not on ideas and
principles SO much rs by sections
There has boon for number Of years past
an earnest movement In favor Of the division
III the State This movement has hitherto
been confined principally to Western or trans
Colorado Texas, which complained that 1t
was ill-treated and neglected by the State
government. The San Antonio papers ear
nestly and emphatcally demanded separation
Tor Western Texas, but were cried down by
the other sections of the State. 1t Is different
now The Dallas Herald, as the representa-
tive of Northern Texas. joins the San Antonio
naners In this movement, with the watch
word LET the State be divided" and pledges
itself to enter upon this work at once. "1he
time has come" ii says, land public opinion
recognizes 1t, when the vast territory of Texas
should be separated into at least two States. ;
Wnen the republic of Texas united its for.
sune, with the United States, the statesmen
OF that day, recognizing the immense extent
Of Tex vs. provided in the articles OF annexa
zion til At out of the territory embraced with
In her boundaries four other States might be
created when the proper population was
reached.
The Herald thinks there is no need for -four
Texases as yet, but callssfor division of The
State into North and South Texas, one o.
these embracing the grain producing coun
lies Of the north. the other the cotton anC
cane producing counties Of the south. These
two sections differ in crops, in people and In
y iseas. Ii saws. and ought to be two entirely
different States. :..
esrhere is no denying the fact" the Herald
esaafinues. t.that there is a growing antagon
Ism and an increasing bitterness between tbs
h.ya above named sections of the State. The
interests of Eastern and Southern Texas ar
radically different and dramatically oppcsel
= Il 2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04
MAR EsEEID.

-MoCARTHY-O Tuesday evening,
July 49, 1878 by the Rev. Father Hubert, at the
Church Of the immaculate Conception, New
Orehns. VIM. O. Annls of Baton Rouge, L., to
Annie W. MCCARTHY, Of NaeCgdoches, Texas
No cards.
REBENTISCH-KAUFM - On Wednes-
day, July 81 1879. ut the residence Of j. A.
Heck or, by the Rev, Fl. J. Perpeet u. g. Reben-
tisch. Of Louisiana. to Miss Mary Kaufman. q
native Of Germany No cards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04
PROPOSALS


FOR THE
PURCHASE OF STOCK IN THE NEW Or
LEANS WATERWORKS COMPANY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04

The famous and incomprehensible Shoe
Yaeeaemettes, who won the first heat at the
Henly regatta. reached New York on their
way home last Wednesday. They complain
OF the frigidity Of the English toward them,
but say they had fair play. They attribute
their failure in the last race to Madeau's ill
ness and offer to row the Columbias whenever
the latter may choose to challenge. The
Shoes are queer lot, but for long race they
appear to be the best crew in the world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04

III has been rumored about the city that
Maior Burke is candidate for the nomina-
tion for Congress from the Second District.
Major Burke request us to say that such Is
not The case He Is not candidate for Con
gress. His name will be presented to the con
yention for State Treasurer, and we are
authorized to say that this Is the only posi-
sion for which he La a candidate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04
mRw oRhEANa, August 4, ssTs.
sT1R TPLE. SEIEI'I'

prof. Horace Wadham Nichols OF Pitts
burg, organist and composer has sueo MS
wife for divorce, on the ground that she In
siuced him 10 marry her by fraud and deoep-
dion, She induced him to believe. by the use
I'll cosmetics, hair dye and number Oh
patent appliances, that she was but thirty
stt.n IN Of nne Whnlena che is SIXTY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04

There ie story going the rounds to the
effect that the son Of Gen, Sherman who re-
emily went to England with the purpose OF
entering the Roman Catholic priesthood, was
The victim Of unreuuited love. He is said to
have beer, very much III love with his pretty
sk,,tsin. now Mrs. Don Cameron, and upon her
marriage he determined to seek solaoe from
his SORROWS in the Brotherhood OF st lgha-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-04


LEANS WATERWORKs COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OFF THE Con-
soldated Debt. City Of New Orleans, !
Room No s. City Hall, New Orleans July ~, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De.
partment until MONDAY. August -. 1879 ut 12
o'clock M, for the purchase OF one thousand
shares, more or less. of one hundred dollars
each, in the New Orleans Waterworks Com
pany. payable In the floating debt Of the city
Excepting city money! as authorized and de-
geribed in ordinances Nos. 4459 and 1886. A. S.,
as follows:
Certificates Of appropriation.
Certificates for flve-eghths tax excess.
Tax warrants
Interest coupons due prior to July /. 1876.
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unnaid ordinances for years 1873 1874 1876
1876, 1877.
Registered Judgments.
Criminal, jury and eoroners' warrants,
Certified debt of the City of Carrollton.
Bids to state the highest price for stock, not
less than par, payable in floating debt. as above
described.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by
applying at the office of Administrator of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, and answers will be given the following
day at II m. "
49, ED. PILsBURY, Mayor:
J. c. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance:
J.. q. BROWN.
4 Administrator Of Public Accounts,
ig2s I'd Gommiasi onera Gonao Iidated Debt.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20
Terms Of Subscription:
Isrms Of Advertising:

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uu ,,,ssrtion. 81 90; each additional inser-
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20
THE TOYS OF LONG AGO.

The present may lie cheerful ~ the dawn of
summers day,
And for things in the future seem charming,
light and gay;
Yet, nothing DER the weary can the sweet
enchantment throw,
Like the wandering of memory to the joys
of long ago.
The sunshine Of the moment, unbroken
though II seem,
Is often quickly ruliled like the waters Of
stream
Yet. though that sun bc darkcned and the
stream it's banks o'ertiow,
Naught can destroy the solace of the joys
of long ago.
And when, with grief and sorrow, the heart
is stricken down,
And troubles robe of mourning succeeds
the gaudy crown.
When tciupcsts dark and awful, DER wasted
pleasures blow,
1t is sweet to rcvel fondly i'll the joys of
long ago.
When in misfortunc's season the friends wc
most revere,
No sympathy can give Us TO dry the burn
ing tear
When tender hopes are dying from decep-
tons cruel SHOW
lis sweet to pause and listen to the joys
Of long ago.
And when lif.'s march is ended, and its tn
inult nearly DER
When the breakers and tn" surges dasl
upon the beach no more:
II is then when all j. quiet that onr memo
rir- backward flow,
Externally tolingcr with the joys of long ago
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20
A GHOST OF THE SlERRAS.


Ii was vast silence of pines,
rcdolcnt with halsamic breath. and
mutfied with the dry dust of dead
bark and matted mosSes. Lying
on our backs, we looked upward
through hundred icet of clear.
unbrokcn interval to the first lat
eral branches that formed the flat
canopy above us. Here and there
the ticrce sun, from whose active
persecution we had Just escaped.
searched tor us through the woods,
bnt it's keen blade was dniled and
turned aside by intCrcoStal boughs.
and it's brightness diSSipated III
nebulous mistS throughout the
roofing of the dim brown aiSles
around us. We were in another
atmosphere, under another sky. i'll
/ deed in another world than the
dazzling one we had just quilted.
/ The grave silence seemed 80 much
a part of the grateful GOODNESS that
we hcsitated To speak, aud Tor some
moments lay quietly outstrctched
on the pine taSscls where We had
first thrown ourselves. Finally, Il
voice broke the silence.
"ASk the old Major; he knows
all about it,
Thc person here alluded to, m
der that military title. was myself
| hardly need explain to any Cali
fornian that it by no means follow
ed that | WAS u Major" or that
was cold" or that knew anything
about ait" or indeed what sit" re
ferred to. The whole remark VA,
merely one OF the usual conven
tional feelers To conversational
kind of social preamble, quite com
mon to our slangN camp Intercourse
Nevertheless, as | was aiWaA'
known as the Major, perhaps 10
no better reason than that tin
speaker, an old journalist, wa
ALWAYS called Doctor, ! recognized
the fact so far as to Kick aside III
intervening saddle so that l coul'
see the speakers face on a lev,
!. with my own, and said nothing.
about Ghosts" said the Doctor
after pause, which nobody brok
-. or was expected to brcah
Ghosts. sir. That's what we wan
TO know. What are we doing her
!, in this blank old mausoleum of Ca
u averas county-if it isn't to find OF
something about EN-, eh!"
Nobody replied.
"Thar's that haunted house {
y Cave City. Can't be more than
mile or two away, anyhow. Use
- to be just of the trail"
}. \ dead silence.
The Doctor addressing spa'
i generally: ayes, sir; it was
u mighty queer story"
Still the same reposeful indlfie
:, ence. We all knew the Doctor
skill as rdconteur; we all kne
that story was coming; and we ;
- knew that any interruption won
be fatal. Time and time again,
our prospecting experience. had
} word of polite encouragement,
rash expression OF INTEREST, even
ad too eager attitude of silent exp
fancy. brought the Doctor to ST
den change of subject; time n
time again had we seen the unwH
10 stranger stand amazed and bev
SIS deIed between our own indltferel
and the sudden termination OF
y promising anecdote, through
d, own unlncky interference. so
said dothing. "The Judge
nc other instance Of arbitrary nom
clature-pretended to sleep. J'
began to twist cigaJTito. Tho
eet, ton bit of the ends of pine neet
refiectively.
- ayes, sir" continued the Doc
. coolly, resting the back of his b
on the palms Of his hands, "it
rather eafious. All except
vrr murflar Tb0fs what gets me,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20

Professional aud business cards "i zen
~ les, in length, sli per annum. Tor
m,nths. flV; for three months; e.
q ,,.,n,.ss advertisements of greater length
I, 4, L,. inserted at above rates
r..rl advertisements will be charged at
, ,,t,. where fixed 10y law; otherwise
y, 7.nrril rates As published above.
special notices % cents per line
Funeral notices of less than ten line;
.,l marriage and religious notices inserted
slatl,. ~
tot.york executed in the neatest style.
.uI Al reasonable prices.
August -. III. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20

A bill now being hatafe6 - ~
posed to one preshlehe aH4 AtosU
triplets, to b. brous6k fpt6 hoa
different sections Of Tie UVopo, -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20

Besides the gold and silver N the
country there is now In cffeufatSon
$3.50, 0O0, 900 of paper mouey-greon-
backs aud national currency.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-20
h. K. COLEMAN,
PARISH SURVEYOR,

WILL attend promptly aud efficiently
W 10 all bnsincss in his line. Charges
moderate. Residence miles southeast OF
Homer. on Trenton road. T. o., Homer.
Aug -, ICY Icy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05
8~terte8 Gapttel.
GIN oAt3ebptett Septembse.

Gu ben rlonnisfa6en 8ortbstlen, beren
fh bic erbeeIe6enen Burger Der ebcmali'
oen 5retsn &sihsfabt Srautfurt %erfreuten,
eeh 6rte aud Der. oo6 bisientsen tbrer
56hne, rel6e ft@ benz Stubtuul wtbrnetspi
ntdt ,u benz 8eIuA stner bsittmnlter nnis
perIitdt perholten Daren. @s ftanS thnen
bic Wubl Der alma mater Upuitdnole fret,
pprausaeIest baB cine heutI6e Scdlihuls
par. Mor Oruftn en!iAteb i@, natoeu1
sr hus acknowledgements sIaGlth teltar'
ben battle, auF 9rOfeFOr 8ruuns GraSfsts
flung fur Bonn.
Der Gsidteb aus BEN pStetIifen .sauls
fel tim Ihper. Gum erifen Mal tn let
mem 2sben Ionte &c iur ldueere 8et aus
bteIsu trautsn &duu1eR i6etpsn; Jun eriter
| Ual fpute CT @Omen unb Monate LANG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05
&atorrb mmo e@tptnofnMt.

4Qe bic on 6ieIer &rontbeit Ieibeu,
lDo1en fib 9r. 6Mnter's freieu 8ortrns
iiber 6ersn urfn6eu, Sermeinunc ut0
riatiee V~ebanblnng '9iden laFen. Ser,
ielbe 10 20 uuent9eltli6 uerlanOt, aus
slei6 nit elmer &eibe bon Sraeen, bic
BON ~benienieen 8atienten Sn bcantuOrs
ten ino, welde &atb tuiHiben. Man
abreIire Sc. sumter, NJ. D., Sale
Building, Stnte un0 Maibiustou Str,
Chicago. sOapsgaO .pi mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05

maiden t%uoLIten, 10 bate Der arDs.
matbise WontaOmern nifts iSoaes
gen e~tn5utDenoen bod lei bos lire
Sn1e. FW1d6atne be @Oncourt iiber-
Ieete f@ ben 8nri9lng luo n1bta bic
NSentlr an. Dit n~maebenoer 8oit ers
belt tie cine Gnipsiiung bon 800 8f.
ct. auf bic m&opnl Baut Of 2uabons
itno etni9e Gage ipdter cine tueitere gin.
tpetlun9 BON 1000 8f. ct. aebft SIN.
truttionen 5uaeIanot, ME uno mo bieSe
SHrlraen IN 9onOpn bel ,uereioeten"
Wettmatlern gu placiren Teien. Nuoe.
i4ts oieIer oeIdGftsmdsiaea Ghsnnes
ner9it9 Der Dame Die rubi1e S8eIonnens
belt. sic erinnerte fih, oaB fe cons
tractll9, BON Der Snformotion hires
principals III ei9euea Betten @ebraud
MAIDEN olrfe, uno Ianofe crit 1000 BIB.
St, odnn tpeitere 1000 ST. st. tann
nuf &atbi9ldge NonteOmerp's fernere
Snmmen, fur5 in IA 9asen 10000 ST.
st. on bic neI16ieoenen ibr ~aufgeaebe.
men Ibrefen. @s it fallm n6tbia, Al
bemsrten, oaB bielelben in 2uuoon rihs
tug e%tnfafirt tDuroen. 9amit nal nber
aud bos @eibdft been6et. Der vSpOrt"
mar nar gum Beien lei6tgldnbiaer
GbOren georudt uno erilirte IN B,rtli6=
felt ebeniOtDeni9 pie Die &onal Bnnt Of
9onoOn Ooer bas SnItitut Der nerei6eten
BettmntIer. Serr montgomery uub
ieine SpieBae1eQen modten lid aus bsm
Staube, aber es III Der &oliSei aeIunz
gen, bier Der S6winoler ieft3lnebmen,
bret IN &otter6om uno einen, 3amens
@ofuin Murrnb, in Qonbpn. Db 2est=
g%ennnnter ibentiI9 nit benz famoIem
WRr. MOntsOmerp lit, baben bic Ser.
banbfunsen bis iest nidt bareetbnn.
Nean UeiB ni9t, mas man uebr beruuu<
bern ioH, Die OreiIti9teit Der S9nino-
Ter Ooer Die 9ei6tsldubisteit Der frau-
S6fi@eu NriftDtratin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05

Der internntionale Iiter0s
riibe @onsreB = fdreibt man Der &6ln.
9te. unterm IL. SUM aus &aris -
muroe heute i'm @rano Orient er5ffnet.
Sbm tpo6nten ober nun unsefdbr bunz
bert Sournnlifteu an. 9a man aus
&idii9t fir 8ictor Suao bic @r6ffRuna,
mel1e am 4. Sum- Stntt finoen IoLlte,
osrtost bate, obne bic @tR9elaoenen ea>
BON au benn9rt9tisen, 10 uerlieB elm
GROCER Ebeil Der fremosn S6riftTteIer
un0 Snurnaliiten, bic benz Goneres an.
UObnen MOLTEN, 8aris lpieoer. sSn Der
beutiaen eriten Sisuue, tpel&e fsiHe
Dfent!i6e mar, fiibrte Bictpr 6ngD ni6t
einmal ben 8Oriis; gomuno NbOut uerz
trat i'm unb ftreute oemielben in Ieiner
@rDHnun9sreoe 10 oiel @eibraud, oos
man beRen, tuel6e bebaupttn, Der inter.
rationale liternriI9e @ou9reB 5et nur 5u
@bren 8ictor Suso'S nernnitnltet nors
ben, taft @lauben i6enfen f6nnte. 8ued
bes @Onarefes 1T, pie N6rut b.mertte,
Die Seffte1uns ces literaril6en @iaenz
tbums. BGbreno LANCER Seit bStten
Die S6riftteuer III 9aHt Der 8eeiins
ftaune ho6aeftelter DISQUALIFICATION ibr
2eben friiten t6nnen. 8pltaire unb nit
ibm 5rantrei6 bdtten bic S6riftheIer
emaHcipirt, unb eS Itebe gu piini6en,
oaB bic S9riFtfteuer aler 9dnoer Der
ndmli6en &e6te een6fien tute in 5ranfs
reid. gta6 Der &eoe Nboups frMg Der
Secretdr bes goasrOHes, @5nccOni,
8rieIe Ter 8oti9after BON SeIterreid
nno StnIien uno Der @eIanoten Der
8ereinigten Stoaten uno BON Bortuaal
Dor, iuDrin fie ibre Spmpatbie fur ben
@un9res aushrlden. Nnser 1rantreid
fiuo auf Dem @OnareB @uslau6, Seutidz
lamb, 8raf.ten, Seiterreih, 8ortueal,
S6weoen, 9prtpe9en, Spnnien, bic
8ereinisten Staaten bon Norbameritu,
Stnlien uno SuIaub uertreten. Radp
benz man ben 8Orftano errannt--Sictor
Su9o bleibt nntiiriib 8rdfoent-nur=
ben aus ben &nTeienoen brei Commit.
fionen 9ebilnet, BON luel6sn fi9 bic erfte
nit Dem seri9tliden 1beile Der Nrbeit,
bic 5meite nit benz biplpmntiiden uno
bic brittle nit benz %iOcialen bei9aftieen
snn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05

Stsittitt aus ber 8rtfiaIGe un6 Bdbrenb
Der Oanpfe- an Burg Drohenfsls rors
deer6rduite, thrieb er, fat in einern
huge, ndhttehsncs gsrls, oie erFfen tame
ui:InUst GsI'u@e, fsinsr iahaiydrA den
Muie:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-05

r
frGItigen Sample fir bic nerore0erllG
beorobten @Gter Der Ge6tsoronuna beg
&eihcs, bes StantsS uto Der 9eleulga1l
aeaen ben gIeS nipenirenben SpclnliS'
mus uuo Die unbeimli6en Slane Der
rutben S.nternutiOnnle ~ uerelni9en. Gs
fol- baber in Seinelbere in oteler Wo4e
cine aroSe understanding our De
rntbrn9 Der Oiittel abgebnIten peroen
uno babel Die @rdnbun9 zines Serstns
sur 8etdmefuus Der iocialbemptrat'l1er
4artei gum 8sIhluIie tonn1er.
Blrttemberg.
Gtuttaort, 8. Sani. - Ser nS6foa'
biI6e g~Gnaerbuno" last iib cine CROP
transpurtuble Sdn9erha1e BON 40 Nte.
ter 9ouae unb % Meter Brette, 2OOl
Gdnaer uno 5000 Sub6rer fafeno, er'
baue1, uno tpirb 0ieSelbe ft,ort betf
n6dften MuIitfeft in Siamorin9eH ee
nuken. Die Soften Der SGae belanter
f6 ouf 25!OOO Mart unb eS neroen Oh
iebesmaliseu Grausport', Nntiteuan9s
uno NusituttunsStoiten aut oooO D''i
oerani9la9t.
Gtuttoart, 8. Mai-auf benz a!tel
Thurme Der &uine @eibertreu III gSetns
berg tuebte {. 3. 1uftis cine rOt9e 5agne
9r. Sutinns &erner, Der Si@ter UNI
OberamtsurSt, benz bic &uine ibrs VI
baltuns perbantt, bate fe e~rtsegtlenSi
Sber fuoruut MIR cine rotbe 5apne
@os bebeutet fie2 fraete ibn elues 20
ass elmer Der oielen Gremoen, Die Of
&uine befuhteu uuo Der IGN i6on lang
eequdtt batte. Der buuierit'i@e 4ri
CAB ibm ernfbnft CUR Nnttport: Sc
iebeu sic, meir Better, Der AmtsoeS!i
it 70 arOs, bas i9 ben 2euter' ruaIrl0slls
quite Ratbi6lGse in 9etreH Der Sa9res
seit Oser BEL nus9ebrc9ene %renl9e,
ten periDnli9 ertbeilen tarti, oarnl
siebe i4 benin oben aut Benz 9eurH
peri9ie6eue 5abneu auf; roth Seoea1e
NoB eei9r6pft Ober sur Noer 9elaIe
perben iUl; grim, ba6 @re3fpe'n1te'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01
!. w atches and yewelry.

Having purchased the stock and fix
tur-s OF the we'll known JeUelry store Of
MIR. 4 w. S'nckpnle, adding thereto a
largo ands en- lipsly new assortment OF
sonis, we aro are iepared To show the
citizeils of Los An4e4es and, vicinity one
OF The fnest aud best sc ected stocks to
bg fpund.,n the Stale which will be sold
at the lowest living rates.
we shall instantly be in receipt OF all
the latest novelties in watches, chat MS.
jexe ry, etc., to which the attention OF
The ublic Is especial y invited. -
|-TTin stycrtacles we have-H fafge- -aRd va.
Fieti ass0rIm, Mt, and arr tle exclusive
asgeIits ~, Sor,lfia arm laIif,rnia OF tie Gel
d IrssE I'd Lazar3is n Morrls perfe ted spec
zthrfes. WI ioh ~e1 c itssn ere the finest In
the world.
Mr.. S'ackpole will remain In our en-
plny, having exclusive control OF the
yylr k department, ami, as heretufOI Q, es-
fleciai R1ention Will b, given to the re
psiriug Of fine watches ami Jewelry.
We shall he happy TO Sc all our old
friends and the public al large. 4
DUN MOOR BROS.
Jy9tf SH spring street. :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01
LOS ANGELES. SUNDAY

have cut off stragg ers, and have
tiEed IN armed aries. ~ SrheP Pass
between Junr69d aud AN Mtsji id
has been closed altogether for the
present. A strongly escorted con-
voy failed 10 force its way to-,iay y
The situation is serious and strong
measures are Inevitable.
sapprfss,ns' sh"i ksvofa,i6nary
Elements.
!. MADRID, NOV. 80. Tho Govern
ment L. taking preat precautions IN
the northern provinces. No actual
DIS utbtfires' are experimentation
revolutionary agents are believed
to he at work.
A" EE'ysnfssosuiion
gLoNboN, SN6Ae&Sber 80. I 1tls
rnmored tiiat ArlEanent, after n
bfief sessi6ii, wfll be dissolved anl
a general election held in January.
4" she Knyber Pass.
Lahore, Nov. 80 "A signalling
parry. nfasiers MaipE Pea tson, was
anaGkM II BY Aftsis yesterday OF
tie hilGopposite K hyher. Two men
were killed and one wound
ed. Khyher Pass is blocked.
A company of the Ninth Regiment
and FtrIy fifth sStkhs sIarfet up
the pass whence firing has been
heard. Continued heavy firiug has
also been beard pesr IA Il gMu.j.d
silsfeg " $tefdaYM yhehfoBble with
tl's ! Z / AffHfs.lass I { I 4 Y Y w. sssflssat'aa sssf e.
GremAsiOn-DaSAr LU1klnk Inio
MUNICH Npv. 39t~1aeERava-
rian' authorities hive ASKED the
opioninn Of the Protestant, Catholis
aud IsreaIiie,copgregationsaudil ions the
B9ald " Health oli Gthe sutjeefof
permitting cremation. The Cath
olics will have noihing to do with
cremation; the Isrealiies refused TO
express III opiniOn; the PlotestAnts
say it would only imply n change
nf directions, and the clergy aud
Bad of Health recommend cre-
nation In the following contingent
cirs: First. after battles; secnnd,
lurIng epidemics; thnd, for the
"f remains to distant
parts; AMI f"u-th, where the soil Is
unsuitable for burial purposes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01

and then depend upon the caprict
.or Die inteFestof the mVnOpoiists
tor fsfaferiaE to- carry it40n. Mr..
Thurman, who originated these
measures, will be expected to pro-
.vide'asiditional iegis lation for their
fulfillment to the last letter. Thefe
must be no retreat or compromise,
tnit w sa,tarec fight between Con-
gress and the corporations for the
mastery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01
Eastern Cities and PTlncl.
pal European Ports,

Apply to H. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 662 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles. -.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-01
1. the Case .r Ti,den.

NEW YORK. Nov 80 In the
sui az tie UAiteif Stat.ssagai pet
San, ueiJ. Itifen Judge Chaate las
grai,teathe fneti6Hs6f plashtfff 10
open and file certain dispositions.
T~,n Of Taxing C"t'o" I'm ports.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-rhe Council
of State is about to discuss the
project for taxing cotton imports
/ F9r 81 FS''if. S'"'i$f...s s.-.,sg M [
3 EoNDnN, Now O-Ruetfrs dis
patch from C"nstantinople says
that the Porte has suppressed the
Turkish Legation ut Washington
and many Consuiutes. Since the
cessation of h"stilitirs twent y-nine
ve~sels have, arrived at n Constanti-
nipple, = moatiy . frnHi sthe United
States, with large cargoes Of rifles
iii caiiiions. Turki> h troops are
now as well furnished with arms as
before the war.