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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-13

Pc -eGcf averv make at Suther-
iaad's PUB siorei 50 Main street 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-13

.lcssgs [. ~ Lord and Joe
'ayar yesterday afternoon canvass
Ell tha hotels hnd other business
hou 90 Of the city nd collected a
suna Of money 20 ee expended in
weleomiug the hFa srsfield excur-
siou patty, witch will arrive to-
daJ a band OF misic will meet
iee eAepfsi-@i,Ja At Sepulveda
station, and sca1 any them back
% the city. 0H tt,ir arrival here
tpey WI - frrbisi ned with hacks
Hue eafflssAa a1 triven through
the tisSi w'ngiur Up at their ..re.
"a q, kuteis
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-13

the smallest possible margin CT profit.
In Fancy Groceries we Have:
Anchovies, spiced;
do salt;
Holland Herrings;
do do (Marlnert);
do do all Milts:
Brabant Sardelles;
Russian Sardines;
Oysters, Spiced and Picked;
Anchovy and Bloater Paste;
Assorted Truffled Pates, consisting
Of goose livers, plovers, snipe
and quail;
Sardines, homeless;
Mackerel in Oil;
Fruits In Brandy;
Boned Turkey and Chicken;
Swiss Cheese,
Edam Cheese;
Crosse & Blackwell Pickles and
Preserves;
Marmalade;
Currie Powder;
CornichOnes, Chutnee;
rotted and Devilled Meats;
Preserved Ginger;
And many other delicacies too numerous
10 mention.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-01-24

Sn Yaris rperoen monatli9 i'm 9urbs
i9nitt 1000 Bferbe sei9Ia9tet tino uer5ebrt.
Die 8obi9la9tereien tnebren it9 ;niebenSs
in Sronfrei9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-01-24
Columbus, Obo, 9onneritag, Den "A Sanuar 1873.

| Sat's @efabr? fraste er leiie, obne ben
9lrSt an3ublifen. 15E alli I'll
SD boffe - nein = 9rlr6lau9t periette
oteIer rlbi9. ap Io.
| IS wirb nod beute Elm 9lrst aus 8. eii,=
treffen, flibr Der urit nit iidbtli6er 9lnitreng.
un9 fort, bann rt09te id Sbre Oienite ntbt
LANCER in anipru6 nebmen Serr Gebelnl@
roth riHsa E'g a89aF t.a
Gp. OurdIau9t guni9 rpar mir ftets 8e=
febL periebte bieier Ieile aber fef, bod se=
bietet mir Die dr3tlibe gHi6t, 10 lanse auf
nteinem Blabe anssubarren, bis Der Yrtn5
auber aIler Gefabr iidb befinoet. 9ur6lau6t
rperoen i'm ei9enen Snterefie mir bieies &e9t
3ugeiteben. 'a taljih Ta3 ..
Der SarIt mari einen 19euen Slid auf ben
Ir5t uno 1tri1 ii9 iiber Die Stirn. 1861
gSo 1T Sbr Sobn? itieb er balbIaut ber=
Dor. l a aag7p1U ag11Ha sdag
SD babe ibn fortseianot, 9apcblau9t! @r
iutro bem 9Srinsen ni6t mebr begegnen. Sic
fonnen bierilber berubist iein. lszoua
gs 1T gut, nidte Der 6iirit; oieie Srennun9
mar notbwenbiG i'd n,ilB nit 9laen brez
den, rpel6e mir ober Dem Prinsen sefabrli6
iino. Sic boben mid, benfe id, perftanoen,
S0err 0ebelmratb! A zD8aa 8
8ollfommen, Durdlan9t! - 8enn Brin5
QBuIf auber oller @efabr it, rperbe id abreiz
len, eber ni9t. u5i
SD mag feline lditise SeIlel tra9en, muir
nleIte Der Siirit it9 a6wenoenb uno lanelam
Die &ammer perlaiienb.
2eonarb blidte ibm nit i9mer3lt9er 8es
numbering na9. gr rpuBte es nur gu gut
rpie Iei6t Sirit SEQ Don einem Ggtrem ms
anbere fieI, unb ,uie f6pieriS eS mar nit
Tim tmsu9eben ober Iein 8ertrauen ii6 gu
beruabreu. Ser alte peri r1tor6ene Sammerz
biener bate es per1tanoen, ieinen Serrn ri9z
ti9 gu bebanoeln, er mar ibm nit fehenfelter
3reue er9eben uno beBbalb ber Saritin unz
ipmpatbii9. Seiner &lu9beit mar es itets 9es
Iun9ei,, ieoe Differen3 3rpii9en Dem 8ebieter
nno leinem 9eibarat i'm @ntIteben ousau9lels
den, 10 bab es ber Siiritin niemals glufte,
ben aus9eitreuten Samen Der 3wietra6t oufz
9eben gu ieben. = Sein plobli9er SOB fam
oieier lebr selesen unb idumte lie ni6t, ben
BON ibr 9eI9ulten Sobn Des 0eritorbenen tn
oeilen Steae gu i6ieben.
Ser 9ebeimrotb fiimmerte ii9 Su rpeni9
I'm oas 9ienitperIonal Oes filritli6en Sauies,
I'm bieruon 9foti3 Su nebmer, bis er nun ilrz
pI0Blib gu Der @rfenntniB fommen ioLlte, OaB
Die fiiritIt9e SreunOi9aft ibr GnOe erret6t,
uno Der 0tobr, Der feline Dienite 9etbarL 9es
ben fonnte.
llnO i'd babe INN 10 uel seopiert, nurmelte
er Id6eInO, wdre es ni9t beiIer, rpenn i6
io9lei6 sin9e?
Sen BItf fieI auf ben &ranfen, Der ruz
big ieiner 9enel,tn9 entse9en gu i6Iummern
i9ien.
Sein, i'd blei6e = UNI Oeinet,pillen iebte
er feit binSu, ni6t ,pie elm feiser Soloat Mil
i9 neinen Boiten perlailen, = butte Did,
Siirit 9taes bat cine 8rense, aud oer Inter
i9teb 3miI9en Dir uno mir /!
ST Iieb ii9 in ben 2ebnltubl nieber, itiibte
ben &opf uno ueriant in tiefes Sinnen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

The announcement in yesterdays STAR that
gold had sunk To par, did not create any great
amount OF surprise. but was matter OF graft
jeation to business men as showing that the
work OF resumption QrOm which SO much is
hoped in the way OF business improvement
VIII be accomplished with entire success. la
Tact resumption in al! but the technically legal
FORM LaS ALREADY Oeen reached. Secretary
Sherman is deseryedly the recipien, OF many
congratulations upon the happy results Of the
financial policy he has pursued with such
STEADY persistence under many difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
MRS. JONES COUGH MIXTURE.

MADAME l. P. JEANNERET. SO n. Charles $. !.
vi Baltimore. has Just received case of Bonne.s
and Round Hats suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents. Also Bridal and Reception Dresses
in tbs latest sty,es 1929 Pennsylvania ave atween
18th ana 18th sts., up stairs. dscI4lsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
HOTELS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

u No. SO4.Sfg II street -. &C.,
Located III the center of the city, within half square
from the Post Office, and in close proximity to all
The city railways, Is now open for the reception of
transient and permanent guests The Otice, six
elegant specific Dining Rooms and the Rooms for
transient guests, are located at No. SIl Ne S04 is
lie large double mansion opposite belonging TO the
Brown estate. The rooms are of the largest and
!otHest newly and elegantly furnished No cooking
Is done on those premises and are therefore very
desii able for families. The Billiard and Coffee
Rooms are on the ground floor. The Culinary De-
paItmelt is under the Immediate supervision of my
wife. Breakfast is served by order from TO 10
O'Clock Dinner, Table dhote, at p ~. sharp; six
night, ard meals are furnished at all hours. Hot
Meals and Board Will he furnished in my portable
Kitchens III any part of the city. lovers of specific
German and French dishes can be gratifed. Tween
ty-hye years experience III the hotel business in
EGrope and the United States authorizes ME in as
surfing my patrons that this establishment viii be
first class III every respect. and the rates viii he
found very moderate for the comforts it presents
dec6-1ms L. EISINtE-R. Propretor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

III the new year be not begun with fresh ac-
tiyity in trade and industry, the lowest point
OF business depression having passed and better
times being at hand, it viii not be because We
the citizens OF the United States, have not en-
Outraged one another with this belief. nor be
cause the belief was without apparent tounda-
ton. Capital Is gaining courage, new enter
pTtses are projected, increased consumption.
better prices, and higher wages are looked for.
The New York Herald is printing series Of re-
port, from different sections OF the country on
the business outlook, which ali tend to give the
impression, that as far as trade and industry
are concerned, 1.-The night is far spent and the
day II at hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
SuLONONS & CHAPMAN,S.
decI86t SI1 PennS yIrGaio ores.p,
THE NATIONAL TELEPHONE EN-
CHANGE


THE NATIONAL TELEPHONE EN-
i CHANGE,
OF WASHINGTON D. c.
Now being put in operation, comprises system of
wires leading from the residences business places
of subscribers to a central Office through which
direct communication can be made between any two
subscribers who can hold direct and con fdeatial
conversation at any hour of the day or night and as
often desired. The tones of the voice are heard
and recognized through miles of wire as distinctly
as if the speaker were close at hand The instrri.
ments may be placed IN any part of the house, and
work them; no batteries ~ Gav descT5ptioH us.,I
The system is intended to embrace
The Capitol, Government Departments Newspaper
Offices, The Courts. Police and Fire DEPARTMENTS
Hotels, Railroad, telegraph and Express Offices
Physicians and Lawyers Offices Banks, Mer-
chants in all branches of business, Livery Stables
Markets, Private Houses, Etc Etc, Etc
Lines now being constructed. and persons
wishing to avail themselves of the advantages of the
Exchange are requested to send in their orders at
and instruments, or for keeping them in repair The
only expense To Te9etar subscribers will be small
rental
Ii subscribers viii give addresses of persons with
whom they have occasion to use telephones efforts
will be made to include such persons in the Ex-
change system.
Private Telephone lines constructed and leased
Telephones exhibited in practical operation, and
any information given at 1923 street.
GEO. c. MAYNARD
dec1S-6t General Manager and Sole Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
BANKERS.

C1300 profits on 10 days investment Of e. aa
sDAcNO in Western Union, October 29th. o1OV
Proportional returns every week Stock Options of
So, $50, 500. 500. Official reports ami
Bankers, 30 Wall street. New York. 3eS-eod&kly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE viii
u execute orders for the purchase sale Of stocks
Bonds and Gold moderate Hnaryins Comma
sions S6 each 100 shares Stock privileges nego-
solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am. MintEsS
and STOCK Exchange, 80 Wall ST., New York Refer
snce, D. 3. Msnysn. ESQ., President National Trust
90. New York isDlk-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

candidate for reelection, and some OF the CORE
spondents are already specializing upon the
Changed look OF the Senate when his familiar
figure and well-worn Swallow-tailed coat are
missing. 1t is said, also, that Mr.. Eugene Hale
stands good chance Of succeeding him. We
dare say Mr.. Hale does not build rerE largely
upon that prospect. The veteran senator from
the Penobscot has way of recOnsidering any
intimation of withdrawal, about election time;
and considering his toughneSs, and nimbleneSs
on his pins, it Will not be surprising if he holds
his place in the Senate well into the twentieth
century. or long after Mr.. Hale is a gray-headed
grandfather retired from public life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

The new Italian cabinet. 10 be formed by
Sign0r Depretis, viii bring Italy into line with
Germany. Russia, France and spain la their
anti-SOcialiStic measures. For this change OF
front pasSanante. the would-be ASA ASSN. is TO
be held responsible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
PERSONAL,

Mis-. H. f. WRIGHT. MAGNETIC AND CLAIR
h NOlANT HEALER. S2i 9Th ST DIV, has er,li.
ne1t ST ccess IN treating twthoGt medicinel Acute
anu Chlos4c Diseases. Consultation free dec 2ys
MRS. BLACK. MAGNETIC HEALER-Trance.
w medical aud business s:tt:ngs; strength and
vitality restored by vital magnetism. Magnetic Am
uletS Tor local weakness 1903 PeaG'a ave Parties
attended az residence II desired deciS6i-
MISS OLNEY'S CLAIRYOYANT SIGHF is ,p.
W riNaiied. The revelations. astonishing names
ara messages given. Consultations upon business
complications and affairs Of life. 2l5 Az st. d2-3w'
MADAME ROSS, the reliable Clairvoyant and As
WI trologist, HAS REMOVED to No. 10 9th 81. Sc,
between East Capitol and SITS. Capitol Hill: St
cars stop within half square of house Fifteen years
IN Washington city attest the fact that this wonder
ful lady gives better satisfaction ali affairs of life
than any one in the profession tells of paSt life,
present and future destiny: gives advice and assist
ance on al matters aIpertaiuing to business, love
and matrimony. AL il trouble call. Satisfaction
given or no pay. nov27-ly
A STRoLOGIST-Mrs nr. ELLIS. SOS Pennsyl.
n wanna ave. If you would know the truth, con-
suit the Doctor in all things Oihce hours from q.
n. to 9 pm. novl6-tjan7
nR. WELLS EUREKA SURPRISES ALL
- other articles for identifying and preserving the
Ieeth For sale by ali druggists. IS cents per bot
tie noy5-tr
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, 500 10TH
y st NV, s. M. to 10 p N. reports as to the re-
Searches for Chattel Trusts, 81 jyll-6ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

u Il reported IN The dispatches That Senator
Eonkiing has ceased to thinr- OF himself as an
available candidate for President. and has COM
mtted himself fully to the support Of Grant for
a third term. This report is open to doubt. In
the first place, COnkling, who has been gaining
steadily in strength. has as good prospect OF
nomination and election as any other republican
IN the country,-in the opinion OF many, much
better one OF election than Grant. Mr. Conk-
ling, doubtless, has modest but realizing sense
OF this fact. and would hardly be APT 10 make a
formal withdrawal from the candidacy under
The circumstances; certainly not so long in
advance. 1t is quite likely. however, that he
would Join forces with the Grant men in the
nominating convention, with the idea of die
Eating the nomination; and that the coalition
would work cordially together in support of the
one OF the two who should be found the
strongest in the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
FOR RENT AND SALE.
TI~es. .Sfory uo,,sss Far S,fs

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
Ia or
THOS. E WAGGANAN, 5ls Seventh straet
Changes IDats every Wednesday and Si.Griay)
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liable BROTHERS,
SPECIIE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS,
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS
THESE ARE RELIABLE REDUCTIONS

SPECIAL RATES FOR 4 SHORT SEASON.
GOOD EEwS FOR THE BOYS
Our SIS Boys Suits ara down to go
Our SIP Boys Suits ara down to 81
Our $40 Boys Suits are down to 81
Our 50 Boys Suits are down to IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

boys wear, pure WOOL SO, IS 81 Waterproof Cloth
redneed f SO; Cloaks from S. to ss5 Cioakina
coaks. $3.50. Blankets, pure WOOL S. so. IS, 81 so
$40. Table Covers. embroidered with six S2 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18

IL may be said Of the Berlin treaty as Capt.
Cutie was accustomed to remark OF any ObSer-
walton which he permitted to escape him. that
Its bearings "lays In the application on it,
What the treaty has actually effected, and
whether il has proved a success or failure is
differently decided according to the desires of
the observer and the standpoint from which il
Is viewed Lord Beaconsfield has put the Eng
li5h government on record as being free from
doubt concerning the ultimate fulfliment of the
treaty and Its good results. From Russia news
paper whisperings are to a different effect, and
some Of the actions of the Russians in Turkey
might arouse suspicion were 1t not En@lands
policy 10 be confident of the observance OF her
treaty VI. Washington. for France. looks at
the matter much as Beaconsheld does. IT would
De very disagreeaolc If after France had re-
Trained from ciutching at new territory in order
10 obtain treaty which would secure the
peace OF Europe, the treaty should fail the
peace b. broken, and Frances Self-denial be
In vain. 30 NJ. Waddington concludes that
''deSpite certain hankeringS for doing more
Or less than the treaty OF Berlin requires
It's proper execution is a matter OF GER
taiEty IS the only security for Europe: and
TIE preparations by the Russians for the evacu-
alton OF AdrianOple and the profeSsed intention
OF the rev Turkish cabinet 10 settle Immediately
all the troublesome points at issue tend to con-
IFm MS beilef. Austria has wasted lives and
money under the treaty, and does not need to
express IN words the opinion that its provisions
are TO be carried into effect. Germany as be-
comes the judicial state on the question at issue
Il IN apparent doubt about the treaty, and has
referred Its consideration to committee OF
eighteen from the legislative body SO stand
lie principal powers as to the application" OF
The Berlin agreement. The situation OF affairs
seems TO be that parts of the treaty have been
fulfilled; serious obstacles oppose the strict
observance Of other parts, though efforts in the
direction of compliance have not been wanting:
whether these difficulties will be overcome is as
much matter of doubt as whether the treaty.
u fulfilled, Will secure peace; and the views of
each nation as TO the probability OF the execu-
ton OF the treaty and as TO its effect, when
executed, are coloTed by its hopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-18
DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY
REDUCED, REDUCED. REDUCED,

We have reduced the prices Of all of our beautiful
DRESS GOODS. Double width pure SILK and WOO
Dress Goods reduced to 81. SILK and Wool Dres
Goods reduced to 30. Pure Wool Colored Cashmere
reduced to S. ~ ~
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BOOKS, DC.

WOMAN.S WOISDS.-An Original Review OF
w What Women are Doing in Industry Education,
Philanthropy, Social Reform, Art, Science. Liters-
ture and Government. Also a faithful record of
what men are doing to advance TIRE interests OF
Women Every household should read one good
NoLnan's Paper. Published monthly. Price per
year by mail, postage prepaid, 800; single copies
~ cents THERESA JUAN LEWIS and SARA
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Cal or seDd
orders to ars THERESA JUAN LEWIS, Managing
EDITOR, Room No. 10, Republic Building, 110l Penn
syiVan1a ave. dec3
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ByW. z. BURFORD,
Real Estate Broker, 708 ST. NV
No. 6O6 10th st. NV, frame, rs, mod fmps . 935
No $40 9Th st. store and cellar, mod. imps..... so
corner 18th and III sts, store Observation-Disclosures. Is
No 206 St, Office rooms &I5 to 90
For Sale.
Special bargains in small twostory press brick
HOUSES by paying 600 cash 1.-THE balance In month.
ly lnstalments to suit purchaser.
Also q number Of large HOUSES from %, 900 to
$1,000 To be sold at great sacrifices and on easy
terms.
Gall and examine my list before purchasing
W. e. BURFORO,
novSr Re8l Estate Broker, 7OS sf
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HOTEL.

This favor;te Hotel, having been thoroughly reno
waited, PAINTED throughout, and entirely rsfar-
'iShso, is now open for tie reception Of guests
BBESLIN < COOKE,
noT2S-d Proprietore.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31
TELEcRAPHlc eRevITIEs.
PRICE OF COAL,


Philadelphia, Dec. 3l.-The Lehigh val
ley coil operators have appointed commit
tee to adjust the Thursday question Of prices.
The Schuylkill operators have informed
their customers that the following figures
will rule'for .he iee and city trade. Egg
and broken, S;ss.I5; esiove. ss225 /; small
stove, $3.50; chestnut, $500. When the
present orders are exhausted it is believed
prices will show another decline.
PHILADELPHIA MINT.
The total coinage at the United States
mint in 1878. was 22,754, ,3s9 pieces, to Wit; j;
Double eagles, 54s, GAO; eagles, IS 800; half
eagles, l3l, ,74o ;>three dollars, 81, 1924; quar-.
ter eagles, 2S6,26o; dollars, gold, 1920
ditto, silver, l0.5O9, $50 trade dollars, 900
half dollars. l.s7s,4oo quarter dollarp, q
26o,s00; twenty cent pieces, 500; dimes,
l,67s,s0o;.. five cent pieces, 1850 three
cent pieces, 1850 cents, 5,799,s50.
| THE MADAME con rINUEs TO WALK.
| New York, Dec. 3l.-At noon to-day,
Madame Anderson was completing the
l40sth quarter mile Of her long walk ip
Brooklyn,
ARRIVED.
New Work, Dec. 3l.-The ST amer CLAIMS
gran from China and Japan, via. Suez cana
and Bermuda, has at length arrived.
RAIDERS TRIALS.
Cincinnati, Dec. 3l.-Ths returned raid
era give thrilling accounts Of their expert
suce among the mountains of Fentre
I counry. Tenn, in hunting illicit dittiller.
While on the march heavy snow storm
overtsek them. followed by rain, and the
freesinx, making ,he mountain Tail sbsu
lutely impossible. One. man slid down
J fifty feet incline, etoppiug on the brink Of
fl5o f,et ehasm. Il Va, tinali, decided I
Jreturn and wait milder weather.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31

10. The Time, on the military situation
said this may be heralded a a f,serunner Of
intelligence ALREADY hinted A. that the dist
ricts Of Chitral, Swat and Kuar will be in
into the India empire by the oc-
Of this tract. An easy and direct
road will be opened from Panjurab to York
and Kashakst, Dfesen ing iar.fewer dif6cul-
ties than that now followed by Central
Asian trading association. which traverres
the high mountain::ranses Of Cashmere and
Ladsk. II crosses the terrible Kara Kora
pass at an attitude Of nearly 1900 feet,
and then crosses another range over 10000
feet in height, descends to York, barely four
thousand feet above sea leyei.
BUSINESS DEPRtssloN IN ENGLAND.
London, Dec. 3l.-The Times in 6nan-
cial summary for 1873. says the industries
have been disorganized, credit shaken and
failures multiplied, on every hand. The
failures willfbe nearly five Thousand more
than last year. mot only have wages been
reduced and many thousands Of citizens
thrown out Of employment, but many thous-
ands Of those above the artizan class are
either ia actual want, or onthe confines Of IL.
Increasing numbers are. driven to grant bills
of sale on their effects, is one significant
proof Of what IL going on in the ranks of the
lower aud middle classes.
MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH FLEET.
ConstantinOple, Dec. 31.-Admiral Horn,
by has informed the British ambassador q,
Constantinople that his feet will return, to
Isnond arriving there Thursday evening.
FATE oE 4 scoEFER. 4 :t,y
y Berlin. Dec. 3l.-Deputs Most has beer
sentenced to six mouths imprisonment fo
insulting religion.
CHARGED WITH TREASON.
Belgrade. Dec 3l.-Wafrants have beef
issued for the apprehension Of Pretendes
Marageorgewitch, his son and six othe
persons for high treason in plotting aaains
the life Prince Milan. The -sEcve,nuSen
appeals to HIM dnd- foreign authorities i
assist in the capture.
HoRsEwHlPPING AFFAIR.
Cincinnati, Dec. 3l.-J. w. Morear
hailing from Brown county, Ken,uck,
created quite commotion upon the floor {
the chamber Of commerce this noon b
horsewhippiug Mr.. Charles Mcguire of ,h
firm Mollane & Co.. heavy dealers in grair
Morgan was arrested and Jailed. He state
the trouble grew out of wheat transaction
Morgan was apparently: under the iuflutns
of liquor.
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CRIME.
Pous FRAtb


NCtnclndsti, Dec. 2l-A man purpolttng to
the agent of the Nethodtst book concern of
be this city. was atrestsd Il Z.nesSilie. O..
yesterday aud plsced:in Jail 10 default Of
one thousand dollars bail. for obtaining
money by false pretenses. He had succeed
ed in ingratiating himself with several
prominent pat tors and Sunday school men,
leading services in the Seventh street
church Sunday schoolllast Sunday, borrow
ing money where possible, receiving money
for subscriptions to Sunday school papers,
ETC.. before his real character was discov-
cred.
INDICTED ON CHARGE oF;coNsPIRAcx.
New York. Dec 3l.-The grand jury. Of
Brooklyn has indicted the commissioners cf
the city works, John w. Flaherty, Geo. G.
Bennett, and two subordinate officers for
conspiracy to defrAud the city out Of City
thousand dollars, through fraudulent claims.
KILLED FOR REFUSING 7o-EREAT.
Quebec, Dec. 3l-Ed. Joboin, age 81
master stone cutter, Ct: Rochs, was murdered
last night by two brothers named Calvert
and man named Chamberlain, fer refusing
to treat them. All three we're arrested.
| K,LLED,nY HIS wlFE. i
| New.Brrrypo,t,, Mass, Dec AT South
Bayfield, last night John Fl. Csld we'll, aged
As. while kueeling in family prayer was ia.
st,n,ly kilted by his insane wife, who split
his head open with an axe - ~ ss-H- >'-'a
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
| San Francisco, Dec. 3l.-L.st night
'rhos. Grossly. a 81, ,em.ker residing at
954112 Howard street, shot fatally wounded
bis wife, then cut his own throat with, 9
shoe knife causing death. Mr.. Grossly 1e.
fused TO state the cause Of the tragedy