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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09

de Ia Mouvrllc,O Orleans. r,e d,
ChartrcS No. 20, est parmi nous.
La maiSon Janhert, certainrmep'
rune dies meillrures tie LII Nouvellc
Orleans, mtrite toute notre con
tiance.
omnibus. Ell st. JACQUES
a m~aintenant deux omnibus,
M. Trtpagnier I'll a lance I'm ma
gnltlpuc dams In circulation.
CrSt III progress, Signe dc morye
ment ct preuve de civilisation.
st. Jmw Observation-Disclosures q
dIspam tie chez nos vuisins.
On cite la condnite du prrr RAJ.
vOlre CONNIE couragcu>e ct lrajmeut
apoSt"'iqne pendant l'tpidcmie.
C'eSt .jnste.
III est ScculIcl, ct il cut lc pere
Nina pour IN tie SEES predecessors.
Mails les ralicaux dc St. Jean,
Bap'l>'r. initole> il Demas, ont
tIlompllG dams l'tlection de ma,di.
.Ncmcnto.-Une couronne en- pcrlcs
loires ct blancheS, portant pour
inscription I'nnion fiancuisc. actr.
le Jour dc la Iou>Sali,t, dcpoSce sur
Ia tomhe d'Eugtnc Dumcz par sa
famille.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09
ICI Ell

Semaine.-Ies .jours de la semaine
qui Went sOnt %conSacres aux saints
ct aux salntes don't les mons sui
vent
Lundi, st. Martin-mardi, st
Rene-mercredi, st. Brice-ieudi
Ste. Philomene-vendredi, st. Eu
gene-samedi, st. Edme-diman
che, st. Agnan.
Martin, pour Gtre ne Ell Panno
ME vers 316, porte mn nom biel
trancais. Soldat d'abord, ordonnt
ensuite par Hilaire, il fut tvlque de
Tours ell 374. II fit batir lie Mar.
moutier. La moitie de son man.
teau Sc volt encore dams l'eglise de
son nOm.
Rene, 6veque ct patron dan.
gers, wyatt all Veme. steele.
-Brice tut un autre ev6gue de
Tours ct le s%uccesseur de Martin.
II cut DIES ennemis.
(lnl men q pas?
Isl PhilOmene Went dies mots
grecs philos ct mtnis, ellie signife
asnant les bracelets; mails philOs me-
nos estVamOur pour lie courage.
PMlOmene fut VERGE ct martyre.
-Engene,e gree him ne, fat disci.
pie lie st. Denys ct martyr.
-Edme fnt archev6que de Can.
torbery vers 1910.
-Agnan fnt ev6Gue.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09
Au Pcuplc de ST. jacques
ct dos IInvirons.

j. Teissier, intorine SEES nOmhreux
ct eXcellents clients quill est de re
tour de o voyage; quill a tait DIES
achats coI>idcrablcs. tant Ell Fran
&c qua New York. de marchandiscs
d'antomne ct d'hiver; qu'i! Went de
recevoir par Ia vote de st. Louis.
par le steamers Iearger ct cold
Dust. un tyes grand assortment de
produits de lOuest, ct quill vendra
aux dernieres limites du bon mar.
che.
SEES deGx magasins sont pleins.
EFT il garantit que la tievre jaime
nest pas dams Ses marchandises.
II dot aussi recevoir sous peu.
par lie navire l'relgia parti de Bor-
deaux le 5 septembre, DIES Wins en-
barriques ct en- caisses. dies Lii
Hnenrs, VermOuth, Absinthe suisse.
Huile a'olive, eau-de.vie de Cognac.
NC. le tout venant dune dies
:reilleures ct dies premieres maisons
de Bordeaux.
n. B.-ll adams son magasin de la
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09
TEXTURE DAPURiTIVE
DG DEc. VI II -.

tr rcnnedc Gui ma naS.nco!c tailli ,epuis
Eih@t-einu ans p,'il est On usage. est hi.,
ShrttIc1ll "A toIs les ,yifaiis DE- Saixgat,iI,,
81 'o"> les fer"Gt.fs, employees ~jusIu'a ce
Jour.
u %ifTtt tout"> les mnlnlics rl,nniop,s
sntt Ih'"rlrs. SOFT rNtclIrr. sans difference,
q AZ" III Dc HrNe. Null, i]nalaoir r,nyrunur
d" llnp'rrt% dl sang ne l,si.tc :, son M
-; les %'taiiies de ulIripur nail.lr Du'rllrs
>"ifl'. les tilttIiultt>, Goa ,turrncr d. I',hus
"a iirfriiT" uis de- toni au.rt 1iairrrttnt nri
u .I'lc J., constitution. >unt ,aiiatrmrut
~ r''stril'lnrnt queries. tontrs ~ tois uur
OH lrrN'ttr, dan son rmrlni,
I'S I,N,oprhs,S. He,its ii0ws,a yr,.,u.
'@afiiss dams Ia l'"iimlicitd dc, m-i,tlu,,.
Ia thlnr"S''. III Sic,thts prrvrnnnt lie tutt,,
inmate thI"ujrnc nn rui>tila1inll.lI.
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,l"l'tlirit aSstI tuugirnp~ piu.un.f II, 4.
.r'..'Ni" pHrnsaitN, du III. Mrny.
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'l,N'l'~ c"t"h1i'"7 6 nicpitrtols .fjGas. les
''l''i'> ,ait""!"oN. on: ttG radicHlcn,rta
gll|ti>,
Lt~ cir's atia a~lfrtr. parlent a,,,z ,.n,
"''e - l%rlhiHt" h'pniHtl>" tn I>r. AIu,l.
"ll h''nin IL tout" l&rla:ur: il Sntit IL, "a.
N"'I Ntti ny a pas rH i~asVit'a -".tut nst
&C., taIIadt" rlirni llnc inyrrfrfr aa ct,S=
'''h''''i'i't, r%i"fiu.tr par nm Nee ain
'"nsl'e d's !lumrnr,. lul al. ~r,ai,r,. IL. I'M,
S',r' ni'"'ra't'"' de rrttr w"Iaratioi.
hague hoH'ujilr est ~IrumraGIt, ~
'i'i'''ft,j r"ftitica'S. vtilant H., tuu4 H..
points h' Ia L"nisltn'. atlt>t4nt les bellies.
'''l'> ".i'rfr'- Par cr m~"ticamrlt.
~ Nrntr u st. Jaepucs-Rivr drni,.-
','"] !, Billion ct j. i. A1iuant-niyr ~pu
enc, t.''2,.n" '.airhe Ct t.. Gramlrnry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09

Que 81 celia est nc illusion, ct $
la patrie est une chimt.e, il MS :
rlen dc bon ct dc vrai dams le mon
de.
Mails lie perc Septime, ct commt
liomme ct CONNIE plGtre, ne pellsaiI
poin! ainsi.
Car Get hOmme ct &c prttrc await
Ell IN perr, INT mere, un tierp. u,,,
STnr ct vinyt ans.
Et Nnaud nous l%'avunS vi Sage
honilltr Il G ttrcS diSlmruS ct
prler sur pleuN souvenirs. non
aNolS lNuS-m meme courbe le ucnul
ct priG. F..
F;ltpS CONNIE nous.
Cet,r prlcrc want mieux que celle>
tie Ia dl>traction,u de lhabituur 1T de.
'ieuN pnb!ics; ct cette ptitrr. EN-.
pIe'htt ut >liiccrltG ct de verlit, We
nue. du cu'ur ct dc la conscience,
nest point une vaine forlnr, IN muir.
mErt DIES ieNleS on lie brcuouilIc mrnt
dune ignorance qui Sc croft ,cli.
1ie,lSe.
Mails pui conlaisSait encore lie ne.
re Srptimr an village de Candle?
GA plntot, qui IL rrconnaiSsait!
Les vlr1llaraS CONNIE lui. de bonS
paNSa1'>. n'avhirnt plus qn'nn vague
souvenir dl ieulic stminaliste dc
leur village.
TT &C jennc Srminariste. alors
grave ct pen>it, navait point parta,
ge !eur> .IcnN ct lellrS plaisirs. &c
nest que de temps en- temps. 4 rtpo.
~" DIES vacancies, gail await fait dc
c"nrtrs appaiitionS Il CanlG. .Au
itSte, ce'lX dc son age n'avairnt pas
Ieru " age. QUAINT an vicuX cure
de leiilr"it, le ptle Jerome. il t1ait
mort drp''l> hien DIES annreS. ct troiS
on untttr plctrrS, tOur.a.tour ct
sans Ia gArlrr, avaient desservi s..
modesto cure.
LIE "c>Servant actncl ctait I'M leu.
ne prrtrc de vin@t-cinq ans.
ri II ne rcSscmbIait pas plus at,
venerable Jcrtmc que H. Fouinrt
Il 4Am%ilIne lie r%rsscinblut au bon ct
;'u vltuN Septlmc. ...
~ apraltenait Il la ieunc Gcolr.
'ttalt un grand tlleu.oyirn. I'm
ARGENT ultlamon;ain ct TN bral,
p'rlenr. III %>'orcupait auS>i de poll.
III mangralt dcuX tuis par Sc,
mann" la >o'ipe Au chateau. Et com
II await lu zrir. du talent ct lps
'hlhltit>, on en- talsuit I'm clcuuc
a tIrntr ans.
II erilNait 81 birn!
on appreciate ScS articles dams Ia
gazette Irllsicu>r. 1T hcHucoup me.
rIttelidalelli cue . style a\aI:
'iNs a." force ct dc N!.utuv que cr,ui
Ic Ncuil!ot
Httali. Ia rr>tr.impitoyablc pour
'S -itllirAitS,!u'Il nuIlmuit i]an>puis
KS. .l!!cn>, myclranlS u r.. oiut,on.
i;i.rrS.
~ y at!!rmnlt. non sans ,l!sou.
l"c Icv"lu" Bo>>uet. Il .ranur il.
hi"IV 7Vfr-il>r .allicanc 1t r.ll.
iiduit oi.ltrtiI >arrr. n'tu.ai; rl,.
la 'il stllSInltlIue Il nptrc Gpoluc.
}. G.NIlL.
II f~DHyiuHgF.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09

rive gaucl,e qurlqucS ctotlrs Il robes
ct DIES llabillemrntS d'llommtS lrgc-
rement endommagts pa' les misct'
qu1l verhra an priX qu'om Nouara
bitn hi don,,rr.
TT %tga!rment dies claissurcs pour
lommeS. DANES, iillr,tes ct en-
tahiS. rgtremcnt HvAliGeS, quill
vcnt'ra Il n'importe que! prix, pour
les rcou'er lie plus wife possible.
pu'on sr le disc.
LoccasIon, est unique.
j. TnlSSIEH.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-09
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10

V1eu1 Observation-Disclosures cotton
mere Ell Angleterre stdans une iris
te situatio".-L'emir de Caboul met
les pouces.-Les RuSses Sc Olsen,
opposes i rinsurrection bulgare.-
lie Vatican ct la Russie he n6gocien,
plus, mails le Vatican ma pas discon.
tinte SEES negotiations avcc Bismark,
tt il cause. avec In SuiSse.-On crai.
gDait DIES troubles a Seville.-Une
eglise baptiste Went d'Gtre ouverte 4
Rome.-Bismark marie ST file Il
Rantzan.-Les droits d'importation
ont etc augmentes en- Allemagnc.-
La France soigne les lnttrets lie In
Grece.-La Russie nest plus bclli
queuse. ct .s%eXecutera lie traite de
Berlin. Ellie pourparle avec la Tur-
interchangeable Rotsclild ne s'est
pas convertie, CONNIE Neuillot Ia
Wait tlit.--Les socialistes allemands
Sc taisent.-Les batisses de rExpo-
sition tie Paris scront conscrv6rs
pour fetes populaires. Garnicr-Pa.
ges, republican, prominent, est
mort. Paul Cassagnac nomme Mac
Mallon par.jure. lie proclaim sGnat
trancais sera republican, par unc
majorit6 de 16 voix. Freppcl repro
che aGambetta d'avoir etc semina.
riste. MaiS''ce nest pas au seminal
re. que Gambetta est devenu I'M
manvais CARS.
NoureaM Mondo.-L'epidemie, Qui
fait ncore quelqueS victimcs, est
dtja oubIi6e. Mails Ton parle politi.
que, ct les elections de mar,li rem
plissent les journaux. Les nationaux
ct les greenbackersont gGneralemcnt
tait pauvre..fgure. Butler est battu
Iarl les democra eS ct Il re publicains
reuuis. A ,New-York, les anti-tam-
manistes ct les republicans ont
vaincu les tammanistes. Dams lie
Vermont, lie Michigan, lie MasSachu-
sets, LIE New.Hampshire, !a Penn
sylvanie, sc. les republicans Fem
portent. La Caroline du Norl, lie
Delaware, lie Maryland, lie MISSISSIPPI,
lie Nevada, lc Tennessee, lie Texas,
la Virginie ct la Louisiana ont dc.
mocratiquement tri"mphG.-L'am-
baSsade chinoiSe a etc taire un tour
!; Baltimore.-Black, ministre pres.
byterien d'Atlanta, a etc suspenlu
pour avoir donnt III bal.-Le %
novembre q etc tixe par HayeS.com-
me jour d'actions de GAGE. lie dit
Hayes a etc 4 la foire de Baltimore.
mails ma pas tait de discourse
Les tramps deviennent audacicux
ct arrttent les trains lie chemin de
frr.-Cube u Ell scs elections. ct
est SatiSt;lite.-Rien du MeXi.
que, Oh IL sol tremble.
Louisiana ne fait
plus que de rares victimes. ct Nermil.
lonville..et Houma ont ley6 leurs Gua.
rantaines. LES elections Sc sont pas.
partout avcc leplus grand cal
me. Les d~emocrateS, i la Nouvelle.
Orleans, FONT emporte sur les Natio.
nauX ct meme sur les Citoyens.
Les Nationaux ont tait piteusc mi.
ne. lis ne sc natiomaliseront point
lei. +. A. Burke, CONNIE @tresoricr
l'Etat, est tlu par plus de 10000
voix de majoritG. La Chambrv ct
Senat serOnt largement democra.
E. j.. Ellis, B. Gibson, Elan.
Robertson ct Acklen. d6mocrateS,
'out elus pour lie Congress. lie part
'epnblicain, Ell Louisiana, nest plus
mauvais souvenir. La louisa.
ie est %positivement dtmocratioue.
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Dernieres Nouvelles.

La Russie eXecutera le traite de
Berlin.
j. j. Fazy, BONNIE politique ct
economists suisse, Went de MOURN.
p. CaSsagnac doit Sc battre
avec sou colleague Marion.
III a neige d New-York.
$50 femmes, dites de la Tempe.
rance,se sont rennies ell convention
a Baltimore. Grand bavardage.
La victOire democratiuue est
complete Ell Louisiana.
lie Sud est dorenavant demo-
cratique CONNIE m senl homme.
lie g%ouverneur Nichols a leye
Ia q%uarantaine.
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pAEoi>sE ST. JAsotgs % q.

Ah''>SE 81. JA'Qt Es, - oct. -
NJ. fe~diicn:-Ncnillrz anrencrr am, TAI
rer'i a premiere edition du journal df. At
Faiconr Anne. TT que j. ~parcnu,rra, inrrs-
>'il1iilit'lii les parni>Sr> rlNcraincs dan. H.
hn' d" I"illir auN plantctIs Les numbfru-
Ses observations thrrmomctriqurs dc NJ.
Anne FoMiraicnt scrviv i turnnler uue re-
gle 'e prediction ntn"spl6riuur. qui cuni.
'ii"ralt n IA lrcsclriicr Ell agriculture,
par .aqncl!r tant de lnmma-"s pcuycui
tlrr coninl">. Cello ahoItHe par |. Mare
ci'al Bngrand r"ui Ia prediction dn chan
cement de temps ta't cgalcm.nt partic de
i"'ivragt ell question. les aittrrs ob,crya.
tons mctel"ol"giurcS de NJ. Anne que c,il,s
'!'ll ont rapport a In ra,nc grlet, sont aus
81 dn plus grand int@,tt.
Les trnl> de publication dn mannscrit
: efani "IrNfs a plu, du double dc Ia soinmc
conl"ctnr%e. ID priN ,u volume est tiNt IA
5000, cNctptt ponr les sonsrripicuvs uyrc
ies4ne!s i'ai' pris dies arrangements irrtyu-
cables.
Jose cSpfrei que IL Journal aura l'accucil
4ull lnoritc, mais .i'e>timc que son utilize
sera encore ma mcllltuIc ~r6cumpens..
Notrc obciSsuut s.rvitcnr.
ALB. FERRY.
On peut sc procurer lc ,JOurnuI
au Bureau du Loaisidnais.
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')onrr cntant. file birn aimee,
Lace. ir mai point cubic:
Ioi> pres de Ia tombp ternlte
N Nl@uN ptrt agrnuulllc.
Masses tn Ia, cll%re ;mr?-Oui, ptre.
De >nl> venlle. ct il tattrndS.
-iu m~attcnds, o ina tiilrs ESprre
INCUR on denx, paspIus lonstcnps.
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pTFICE:-At his residence. near the
Court House. Parish Of st. james, Con
ven, J.. O..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
j. Bechtinger. NJ. D..
(OF VIENNA,)

(OF VIENNA,)
DHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
Il dependent and French NJ. b. Socie-
Ties. Oculist of the French Hospital in
san Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
ed to,
OFFICE - No, 7O4 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE. cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, San Fran
cisco. oc3 1y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Or. Joseph kUrtz

Has removed his Office 10 No. 80 MAIN
STREET, over Dotler & Bradleys Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-Frem 10 to IL, 10 G and
to 9. Residence-Buena Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
3 Attn s

As the great PURIFIER and EQUAL
IZER of the human body, enabling the
system to throw Off its impurities and
giving to the lungs one-sixth more inspi-
ration of air than can be ootalnet by
skin and giving full play to the insensi-
BILE respiration so necessary to physical
health.
BS-A female constantly on hand to
wait on ladies'.
Open from A. NJ. to p. NJ. s23tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
CYPRESS HEDGE PLANTS.

now on hand few thousand of
ONTEREY CYPRESS, which
such handsome hedge. They
oxes, so that they can be lifted
Il the Widney Transplanter, war;
every one TO live. Also, fine
Of same in pots. They have been
arce; can be bought cheap now,
mall, but If lett until fall or win
gwill be larger and dearer.
II. Ii. SPENCER,
III Hill street, near First.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Montana Meat Market.

ENRELINaER Il FRANK, Gf
H. The best and tenderest Meats A3l
In the market. None but the
Primest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the address-Mon'
tana Meat Market, Main Street, neal
First. Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Passengers Going sousa.

MoJAvE, Aug. 8th.-E J Ed
wards and wife, e M Dewey, Miss
N Jefferds, + G JefIerds and wife,
G E Giro, G J Giddings and wife,
w Mckee, Miss Houston, w Be.
ron and wife, G B Catron and wife,
Fl Green a wife, S HI Collins and
wife, J G Knox, w A Wash, Miss
N Houston, Miss Susie Chatten,
Miss NJ Slinkard, Miss S Price, d NJ
Shoren, Miss f Douglass, Mrs ] B
Hockett, Mrs J r Murray, ] Peyr.
son and wife, D Osborn, Mrs
Mooney, Miss Mooney, b N Parker,
L HI Reed, Capt w w Bush, Dr.
Filkins, ] Walfrom, J Long, p S
Marshal, G S Dobinson, J S Hou.
ston, G M Caffrey, G Jones, Or
rim Barr, Gen z Banning, Miss
WhitiOw, j x Khurtz, w H Work.
man, w w Ham, ] Shannon and
wife, J Brizell, ] Benoit, G Ellis,
L Chambers, + Lopar, N Baker
and wife, Mrs S DePue, Mrs G B
Patrick, w Madden aud wife, G Il
Lamberson, Miss ] Moon, J Dick
erson. M Skinner, Lindsey,
Mrs H Bush, Gen J w freeman, J
S Robertson, Mrs f g Creighton,
Mrs NJ A Johnson, Mrs H III Will
liams, G Barry, w G Henderson,
Miss Il Johnson, Mrs A e Kraft,
A II Glasscock and wife, A G
Neill and wife, Mrs Irwin, Mrs NJ
A Upham.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
San Francisco Items.

SAN Francisco Aug. S.-The
police this evening arrested Henry
Lafonte, who recently knocked
down and robbed Jacob Storke,
proprietor of the Poodle Dog res
taurant. of fourteen hundred dol
lars. About one thousand dollars
of the pluuder was recovered.
Thomas Casey, arrested on sus-
picion Of being concerned in the
Tullis murder, was set at liberty
this evening, nothing being found
to implcate him in the affair.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
PHYSICIANS.
J. HANNON, NJ. d.,

COUNTY PHYSICAL a ~ .
lOOOMS & IL, t.ANFRANCO BLOCK.
IL Residence Downey Avenue. East
Los Angeles, near the end of street rail-
way.
OGice hours from 10 to IL A. NJ; from to
iP.M. ap20tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.-The
following are the passengers by the
steamer Senator, which sailed to-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
snn Francisco Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat steady; ship
ping, $l,679@1 20; milling, 81 700
LIS; inferior, shrunken, etc, Sl.50
@I.00. Barley active and firm;
bay, 81 024@1.05; coast, 95c.@Sl;
chevalier. Sl.75@1.S5. Oats finn,
$l.40@1.70. Corn---White, 2tc.
Rye-Choice, 81 20. Hay steady,
$7@14. Potatoes scarce and firm;
choice, 81. .259l.37a. Wool quiet,
unchanged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09

Or. Chin Quong zin,
CHINESE DOCTOR.
OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles and Ar
cadia streets.
MB-Cures all kinds OF diseases.
Office hours from to II A. NJ. and from
to and 7 to9 p. NJ. ap30tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
HUGHES
Russian and Electric Baths,
sIGNORET's BUILDING, opposite
Merced Theater.

Il. HUGHES, in returning thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage,
can with confidence recommend his
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09

day at 8 A. NJ:
Rev f II Whales, Lizzie Parker,
M Rowell and wife, Miss Molle Smith,
Mrs Lamb& daught'r,A McGeary,
Frank Wheeler, ] ID Fantau,
Miss M Sterling, Johnston,
Mrs Mcclure, Mrs M Il w Simons,
G E Wallel, W Ii Bechlor,
Il Finley, Mrs Blake,
Wm Wilson, A Seats,
G Staley, d Morimontz
Chas Fisher, Il Wells,
Mrs G Goldburg, M Willis,
o M Schwatka, Mrs FitZler,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Oid F-st0ws Robbed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s.-Some
time during the night of last Tues
day, burglars entered the Office ol
the Relief Committee of the Odd
Fellows, In Odd Fellows Hall,
opened the safe AMI stole 81 400 in
silver. No clue has been had to
the robbers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Sh,rw,.rn nn.i su,c,a-.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S,-A let
ter received from Honolulu says
that the French bark Calcutta
went ashore at the island of Haanis,
one of the Society Group, June Esd.
She was total loss. The Captain
of the bark com mitted suicide. No
other lives lost.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
Luni her MN Destroyed.

PORTLAND, Ogn., August s.
About eight O'clock yesterday y
evening the large saw mill of Ly.
man Smith, on Hood river, w. r.,
was totally destroyed by fire.
There was about 25,000,00O feet Of
first class lumber which was en-
tirely burned up. 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
CusIee sentenced for Life.

SAN BUENAvENTURA. Aug. S.
This morning John Il. Curlee was
called for sentence in accordance
with the findings of the jury. His
counsel offered aflidavits in sup.
port of a motion for q new trial.
The Court overruled the motion
and sentenced Curlee to mprison-
ment for life in the State Prison.
In the Lord case, Mr.. Raymond oc-
cup;ed the whole forenoon, as well
as part of yesterday afternoon, in
addressing the jury for the defense.
He will be followed this afternoon
by Mr.. Fay, also for the defense,
and Mr.. Ganahl for the prosecution,
after which the case will go to the
jury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09
AIiegad LyuchiDg.
The Grasshopper Fright.

BISMARCK, Aug S.-The grass
hoppers flying east have done much
damage. They can't damage the
Minnesota crops seriously this sea-
SON.
The Candidate fthe Money Kings,
New YORK, Aug. 8.-The Suns
Washington special, ,on the possible
reconciliation of Grant by the Re-
publicans, says: The scheme re-
quires delicate political engineer
ing. Money alone can furnish the
driving power, and that money,
knowing ones aver, Is to be forth
coming. They point with pride tc
John Mackey's Oriental reception
of Grant in Paris. They say the
silver and railroad kings Of Nevada
and California are alarmed. They
fancy that labor reformers will de
spoil them of their wealth. Mack
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-09

ATHENS, August S.-A telegram
from Canea states that the British
Consul has informed the Cretan
Assembly that Great Britain will
endeavor to obtain n reformed sys-
TEN of government.
The Worthington advance., 1878-11-07
A RETORT COURTEO1zX

EDlTOR ADVANCE: In your paper
of Sept. l, we read a communication
from Amos Ellis, in which he denounc-
es Spiritualism and Spiritualists in Bit
ter epithets, such as ''polluted infidel
hoards,'' and so forth. We would not
notice this vent of spleen, only we like
to see fair play and thought percl,ance
such misrepresentation might help to
rivet the chains of some poor soul
struggling to get free from churches
creeds and degrading dogmas. We
shall not object to your correspondent
affirming over and over again that Spir-
itualism is the work of the devil. Such
strong faith in his Satanic Majesty
seems to be happifying to some souls,
and is perfectly harmless, for no one
whose head is level, believes in any
such being, with long horns, fiery eyes
and cloven feet. J. Knappenberger
thinks it must he ''free-loveism'' that
Mr.. Ellis is striking at, but that can
hardly be possible, when the only 'free-
love' institution in the world is the
Oneida community. They are Christi
ans, and their leader, Mr.. Noys, is a
preacher of the gospel, and can beat
MormoAs quoting scripture to prove
their eommunistic principles. The
Latter Day SAINTS or Mormons are u
body of Christians who believe in and
practice polygamy and our Government
as yet is unable to make this denomina-
ti0m leave their nefarious practice and
become citizens of law and order.
Spiritualists are charged with rejecting
Christianity. They do not reject Chris
tianity proper. They hold that the
two main features of Cllrist's mission
were love and good will to our fellow
beings, and to bring life and immortal
ity to light. Again, Spiritualists are
charged with immortality in breaking
up families. We never heard OF a sin.
gle instance Of Il Spiritualist murder
ing his wife to get some one else. We
| wish we could say us much for Christi
| an ministers and deacons. The Spirit
ualists believe in the equality of sexes,
re]igie'asly. politically and socially, and
wherever they are organized their lady
speakers are received in full fellowship
and can perform the rite of marriage.
There is no Other denomination that
| raises women to their legitimate posi-
tton in all the departments of life.
| When Mrs. Van Colt, the great Meth.
odist revival preacher, applied to be ad.
! mitted into the Conference, they would
not receive her. She tried to reason
the case with them. She asked them
| if she 1lHd not performed as much labor
and been the means of converting as
many souls as any minister they could
mention. 20, yes,'' ''but'' (they fin
| ally stammered out, lyon are i w0-
man." 1t is not pleasant to recount
the crimes and follies of the human
family, but if it mast be so, let the
blame rest where it belongs.
T.. A. c..
The Worthington advance., 1878-11-07
B7GELOW.


D. D. Potter's brother arrived here
last week from York State. They
came by team all the way.
Mr.. Potter will. move to Hersey for
the winter, where lie will be engaged
in teaching school.
Messrs. Moulton and Soule visited
our town on the 10th inst.
II. J. Peace arrived here last week
and hired teams to plow his farm and
has returned again to the eastern part
of the State.
Horton Mills and VIM. Grey have
gone into the trapping business.
Mrs. E. Burk returned from Chicago
this week. Her little girls eyes are
getting better.
John Colvin and s. o. Morse are
building new barns.
D. G. Holmes flax threslled out II
bushels to the acre.
j. Borland, who has been up on {,
visit, returned this week to Page Co.,
taking with him lots of sheep and cat.
tie.
Mr.. Borland has gone TO Page county
Iowa, on a visit.
JONES