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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
Latest Eastern News.
Appropriation A Bills.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5th. The
Naval Appropriation bill provides
for the appointment of visitors to
the Naval Academy as matter of
law instead of custom and usage,
as heretofore. It's total is about
$125, 600 less than that of the ap-
preparations for the current fiscal
year.
The Diplomatic ard Consular
Appropriation bill, as reported
from the committee, is an exact
copy Of last sessions bill as it first
passed the House. Changes from
the existing law again proposed by
the committee consist mainly of
reductions in the salaries of the
higher grades of foreign ministers
and the discontinuance of sundry
small consulates. The total saving
proposed is about $111,O00.
Fatal BOiier Explosion.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 5th.-The
boiler at Hayaen's rolling mill ex-
ploded this morning while q num-
Der of workmen were standing
wv were
and four seriously injured.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON Dec. 5.-SENATE.
Cameron, from the Election Com
mittee, reported a resolution to
print one hundred copies of the tes-
timony in the Butler -Corbin case.
Agreed to.
Ferry submitted resolution re-
questing the President to transmit
any information received concern
ing postal and commercial inter.
course with the South American
States, with recon- mmendations for
improving such intercourse.
After executive session the Sen.
ate adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE-Bretano made a person-
al explanation regarding the state
ment of the Washington Post that
he received Sl2,500 for voting to
pay interest on the 3-65 District of
Columbia bonds. He moved an in
vestigation by committee.
Adopted.
Harrison, of Illinois, offered a
resolution for Information regard
ing employees appointed in the Chi
cago Custom House by the present
Collector.
Garfield, from the Committee on
Rules, reported concurrent reso-
luton for the appointment of a
Yellow Fever Com mission and said
that all parties were in accord that
Congress had the right to govern
the Quarantine regulations along |
the coast.
Cox, Of New York, while favor J
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
cot surpassed by any Job Printing office
en the Paclfic Coast, outside of San Fran.
cisoo. In facilities for doing job work.
Low prices, good work and expedition
nay b relied upon ut this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06

courtesy which was shown to that
body on their late official visit to
Los Angeles. We are afraid that
hospitality is not the most dis
tinctiye virtue Of our people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06

The fact, which we learn by tel
egraph, that the lawyers Of the Sac
rnmsrto bar have just given BAN
qust 70 the Supreme Court Judges,
snphnsIzes emphatioaIIy q lack of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
NEW TO-DAY.
BOARDING..

Boarding in private family, In one OF
the most healthiul locations in the
county, situated on the slope of the San
Gabriel mountains, particularly adapted
for lung troubles. tor rparticulars apply
at Herald Office. dG-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
ConstabIe's Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of
Justice j. +. Powell's Court, of Soledad
Township, in the city and county of Los
Angeles, State OF California, dated the
2Sth day ofOctoDer, 1878. in certain ac-
tion wherein George w. Hayes, as plain
tiff, recovered Judgment against the
Tinney Club Mining Company, defend
ant, for the sum OF Sl0S 81 and costs OF
suit, taxed at s240 %, ON the 10Th day of
June, 1878, have levied upon the follow
ing described property to wit:
All the right, title and interest of the
Tinney Club Mining Company in and to
the following described real property. to
wit: That certain tract of land
being the mining claim of the said in
ney Club Mining Company and former
ly known as the Charlotte Quartz Mine,
situated in the Coronel Mining district, in
the county of Los Angeles, State OF Cali
fornia, about twenty miles southeast OF
Ravena, together with the house or cabin
and mill thereon, said mill containing
three arastras, one boiler, engine, water
tank, and the fixtures and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging, and the
following blacksmith and mining tools
used in working said mining claim, viz:
one bellows, ono anvil, one vice, one
sledge hammer, three steel bars, one re-
tort, two lamps and two wheel lbarrows.
Notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
SATURDAY, THE 2Sth DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1873.

At one o'clock p. NJ. OF that day, at Now
hall, county of Los Angeles, L will sell
all the right, title and interest of said
Tinney Club Mining Company in and to
the above described property, at public
auction, for cash, gold coin, to the high
est and best bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs.
Dated at Newball, the 30th day of No.
vember, 1878. JOHN HOWE,
d6-1aw-4w Constabl
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san Francisco Varieties.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5th.-Tbe
City Hall Commissioners inyesti-
gated the charges of selling plans
and specifications of contracts to.
day. Hatherton, architect, said IL
was the custom to allow the
draughtsmen of the office to TAX q
plans and copy them out of hours
for those who wished. There was
no secret about it. The Board dis
missed the subject.
The police uniform Investigation
was resumed to-day and the Pio-
neer WooIen Mills began their de-
fence. Goldsmith, Secretary of
the company, testified that cloth
made from No. l Australian wool
that cost 81 As . pound, such as
used, took two and a quarter pounds
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
European Cable News.
House of Com iis ons.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-In the House
of Commons this afternoon the
Under Secretary of State for India
gave notice that he would, on Mon.
day next, submit a motion that the
expenses of the Afghan war be de-
frayed from the India revenue.
Henry Fawcett, Liberal, gave
notice that he would oppose the
motion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
GarIbRidi's Opinion.

LONDON, Dec. 5th.-A dispatch
from Paris says: Garibaldi writes
to Sicilian correspondent as fol-
lows: The future of the world is Re-
publican. / say openly to the
Sicilian young men, for the pres
ent it behooves us TO support the
Carroll ministry.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5th.-Geo
Gardiner, formerly an extensive
horse dealer, shot himself in the
head at SWANS stables, Folsom
street, this morning, inflictiug a
fatal wound. The act is attributed
to losses in stocks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
Kaiser .yiine,m.s Return,

BERLIN Dec. 5th.-The Emperor
Williams entry into Berlin to-day
on his return to again assume the
reins of government, was a grand
and inspiriting spectacle. The city
was gaily decorated and everything
betokened public rejoicing and
merriment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-06
Fatal Boiier Explosion.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 5th.-The
boiler at Hayden's rolling mill ex-
ploded this morning while a num-
Der of workmen were standing
around it. Two men were killed
and four seriously injured.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-26

A SOLDIER who was undsr General
Buffers command in Virginia, but who
is now residing in Illinois. says he
would gladly walk all the way to Boston
II his vote could make the General
Governor. He adds: "a man who
keeps right on making hosts OF friends
In spite of such abuse aud calumny as
have been heaped upon General Butler,
can't possibly be the wsstch he is
pictured.
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NEW TO-DAY.
PROCEEDINGS
OF TIE
Republican County Central
Committee.

A A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
IN County Central Committee of Hum boldr
County, Nevada, held Oh the 2lst day of
August, 1878, 1t was ordered:
That the primaries for electing delegates to
the State ana County Republican Conventions
De held at the same time, to wit: ON the
3Ist Day OF August. 1873,
Between the hours OF and O'Clock P. M;
That the County be districted for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the State Re-
publican Conventions; and thai
District No. L, composed OF Precincts no. 7
tStarl, No. tUnionyilie), No. 8 pleasant
Valley, No. 10 dun Glen, rs entitled to elect
one delegate to the .. ate Convention; that
District Nc. 2, Composed of Precincts No. q
(Mill City. No. 81 humboldt Housed. No. &
(hye PatchI. No. tOreanal, NJ. L Love
locks, No ~ (5uiphur mIne), No. 10 BLACK
Rock, Is entitled to elect one delegate; that
District No. 3. composed OF Precincts No. Ii
(Winnemuccsl, No. II (iolconda), No. 80
(stone House,. No. 20 (Greggsyiliel, No. is,
tEden Valley, is entitled 20 elect two dele.
gates, thai
District NO. 4, composed OF Preciects No 10,
Paradisel, NJ. IA bartlett Creek, No. Is
lRebel Creek No. II (uuin Diver is entitled
to elect one delesate.
That the number of delegates to the Countv
convention be apportioned to the different
Precincts ~ foilo VS.:
No. l, four delegates; No. 4, two; No. 8. two:
NO. one; No. 7, One; NO. 8, three: No. O
Two; NO. ~. two; Ne. II, eleven; 40 IL, two:
NJ. IA, one; No. 10, ose: No. I6, six: No. III
one; No. IL, one; No. ~. one; M. 20, one; No.
IL, one; NO. ~, one; no. z3 one.
That the result OF tn primaries be returned
TO tue Secretary OF tine county Central Com
mittee by III al or otherwise on or b fore the
9th day OF september nexs.
1t Was ordered that the following test he
adopted at he prim .iies: --"Ail persona who
voted the hepublic.u Aational ticket at the
lasl elecIlon and Ill citizens that have never
cast vote. who snail pledge themselves to
vote ana act win the Republican parry AT the
ensuing electioa, hall DO enti. Led 10 vote
That the primaries a to be held Mt tbe
following places:--freciLc No 1. ktumonds'.
NO. 4, h: +. Tor.eys; NO. s, John Borland \:
NO. .. James Gould s: No Ia. ID. McUoI-
ioushs; No. 8, aul Laveaga's; No. 0, Al n.
Business; NO. IL, John Went worths Is; No. IL.
oriental Hail; NO. II, Lay Bro,hers' Hotel;
NO. IA, l.. Varys; NO Ii, II. II, Pratt's: No.
10, scnoolhoase; No. IT. Challes Bowling's:
NO 10, Bakers; No. 10. Al. Il Ward's; No. 40
"a. Burnetts; No. II, Humboldt House; NO,
~ Chari1y "rights; 10. -, Anes'.
ALEX. WISE, Chairman.
FRANK NARAMoRE. Secretary.
au24.td
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THE IDAHO AVALANCHE.


Our sprightly northern neiehbor. the
Silver City Avalanche, has closed its
thirteenth volume and year. II is one
OF the newsiest and best edited weekly
journals published in the interior.
During the unprecedented dull times of
the last three years. the Avalanche has
never wavered in its faith in the mines
OF the section in which it is published.
and it has done much to keep the re-
sources of idaho prominently before
the public. and attract the attention OF
mining men to the same. No paper 90
saSexchange list has done more for, or
deserves better Of the community in
Which it is published, than the Ava
kache.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES


Death Of the Grsssosso madman :.
LONDON. Aug. "a.
TIE Rome correspondent of the
Times gives an account of the Gros.
sofa fanatic. and the circums sta noes of
his death. Lazzaretti declared him self
to be- Christ come again. and had
chosen twelve Apostles. On the morn
ing of the 18th instant, the Prophet, at
the head of about 1850 followers,
started for the village of Arciposso.
HIS purpose. it is said. was not peace
full. A hundred believers. dressed in
white tunics. like ancient Jewish
priests. led the column. At the head
walked David the saint. alfred in half
regal, half-pontiical costume, with q
diadem on his,head and an iron-studded
club 10 hand. The procession sang
hymn with the refrain. Long live
God and the Christian republic. :"
Praise be to Christ. come a second
time on EARTH" The mob was met
half way by delegate of the police, &C.
companisd by nine carbiueers. who
asked them to- dispense. Upon this
David cried: II am king" and or
dered his followers to disarm the SOL
diers. AS be spoke. the police were
fred upon. anaa shower of stones fol-
lowed. Again the police delegate
gave the requisite warning to dis
perse. which was followed by the
Prophet aiming blow at him with his
club. The police then finding them
selves surrounded. opened fire, and
among the first to fall was the Prophet,
shot in the forehead. His followers,
seeing him fall gave way.
Revelation an san Domingo.
HAVANA, August 25.
Toe fall of President Gonzales of
San Domingo is considered inevitable,
Luperon to'succeed. AT Hayti seven
prominent persons had taken refuge in
the British and French Consulates.
The Presidents life being threatened,
q strong guard was maintai ned over his
residence. ~ 'gr frt7' r1f'
q E al
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DAMP McDERMIr..

Now that the Indian war is reported
ever, the War Department should
sdopt precautionary measures. against
another outbreak. by stationing all the
troops available for that purpose, 10
exposed frontier posts. At the time OF
tue recent outbreak. Camp McDermit
was not in coalition to afford protec.
ton to settlers in the surrounding
country, its garrison being scarcely suf-
icient to resist an attack from the
savages. The result was a general
stampede from the settlements to the
railroad. Families had to fee from
their homes at moments notice. and
not feeling safe at McDermit, where
there were only few infantry, who
dared not venture outside their quar-
sers, travelled night aud day on horse
back and in wagons. to Winnemucca.
Had there been at that time a strong
Soroe Of cavalry at McDermit, they
aould have penetrated the Stein Noun.
tain cooatfy and saved life and prop.
srty. II they did not succeed in punish
ing the savages who, mnsdered Nc
Cutchen. the Stage driver. As it was,
the whole Surrounding country was at
she mercy of the hostiles, and not a
living white man was left in hundred
miles square of territory north, east
aud west of McDermit. except those
fortified at White Horse, who were sub.
sequently reinforced by volunteers
irom Winnemucca. and held the
sort" during the campaign.
Il is now In the power of the General
commanding the Division of the Pa
xi6c TO- prevent the recurrence of the
scenes of last June by stationing cav
AIRY at McDermit. There are more
indians in the vicinity of that post than
at sny other point between the Umatil-
D. and Fort Hall agencies, aud the
smalt force Of infantry now stationed
shere is inadequate to protect the
settlers should the Indians become
surbalent. McDermit should be REIN
forced by at least one company OF
ssyalry who would patrol the surround
ing country at intervals and restore
confidence to the settlers, who are Ear
from being satisfied with the present
outlook.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Termination OF the shoema kerr
strike IA Chicago.

CHasAGO, Aug. 25.
The shoemakers' strike is ended. the
trouble between the shoemakers and
manufacturers having been amicably
settled. 1t Is said the manufacturers
will now put on double forces, and will
soon be able to fill all orders.
The Soldiers Reuniou at Marietta.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Aug. %.
Extensive preparations are making
for the National Soldiers Reunion at
Marietta, Ohio, beginning September
Sd. and lasting four days. The Gov
eminent has furnished q large number
Of army tents, cooking utensils, etc. +,
also about two tons Of artillery and
musket cartridges. Letters of attend.
ance have been received from Secretary
Evarts, Generals Pope. Crook. Garfield,
Wallace, Lsggate, Senator Thurman
and others. including General Mosby,
of the Confederate army. Correspond
ence is still pending between. the Presi-
dent and Generals Joe Johnston, J. B.
Hood, Fitzhugh Lee, Longstrees and
others.
FiglA Between Illicit DistilAers and
revenue Officers.
NAsHvILnS Tenu., August 81.
Messrs. Ayres and Strain arrived
here this evening from nine miles
north of CookeMlle. in Overton
County. where the fight of Yesterday
occurred between illicit distillers and
twelve revenue men. They say they
were about to put up for the night
when they were unexpectedly fired into.
by twenty or thirty men. A regular
skirmish ensued. in which Philips was
hot through the left sids and believed
to be mortally wounded. Tippins was
shot under the right eye and Smith in
the left arm. One illicit distiller was
seen to fall.
They were sent here by Davis for
reinforcements. When they left.
firing was still going on. and news of
the result is awaited with interest.
Eighteen armed men went from here
tonight to reinforce Special Deputy
Collector Davis.
Two illicit distiiieries have just been
broken up in Lawrence aud Overton
counties.
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SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Is now prepared to furnish 9 choice article OIL
MILLING SALT in quantities to suis
at reasonable rates.
ADDRFss ORDERS -"DEsERr SALT CON-
pAsx. Browns Station. O. p. II. H..
Nevada, AalT
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Speed Programme.

First Oav:-TUESDAY. OCTOBEB 10TH.
RUNNING:-Purse $780,, four or mora 10
enter, three or more to start; single
dash Of one-quarter of mile; free Tor
all horses raised or owned in Humboldt
County, Eastern Oregon and Idaho.
First horse. 1925; second, S25.
RUNNING Purse 500; four or more to
enter three or more to start; single
dash of one mike; free for all saddle
horses. FIRST horse. s75;. second, s25.
TROT TING Purse $40; four or more to
enter, three or more to stars; mile heats.
two in three; free for all horses raised or
owned in Humboldt County, Eastern
oregon and Idaho. First horse. S20O:
second, $le0. - ~
Second ALPHABETICALLY OCT. Is H.
RUNNING:-P Purse $500; four or more to
enter, three or more to start; single dash
OF three-Quarters of q mile; free tor all
two-J ear olds raised or owned in Hum
boldt County, Eastern Oregon aud Idaho.
First horse, $3.50; second. $40; third, Sou.
RUNNING:--Purse $500; four or more to
ent.r, three or more to start; single
dash of one mile; free for all three
year-oldS raised or owned IN HUM
boldt County. First horse, $40; second,
$50; third, save entrance money.
TRorTING:-Purse 500; four or more to
enter, three or more to start; mile heats,
two IL three, free Tor all double teams
owned in Humboldt County, Eastern
Oregon aud Idaho. First horse, $50;
second, $50. Teams TO be driven to-
ge,her for two months prior TO race.
1hird DaY:-rHUksDAY. OCT. i7TH.
RUNNiNd:--rurse s400; four or more to
enter, three or more to start; one-half
mile heats, tvs in three, free for all horses
raised or owned i'll humboldt County,
Eastern oregon and Idaho. First horse,
$3.50; second, $40; third, 6A
RUNNING: Purse $500; four an more to
enter, three or more to start; mile heats
two III three, free for all horses rails or
owned in numooldt County. Taste Il
oregon aud Idaho. First horse, 500;
second, Sll5; thlrd, SIS.
Fourth Oay:--fRIDAY, oCF. IsrH.
RUNNING:--Purse 500; four or more to
enter, three or more 1 start: single dash
OF one mile; free for all horses raised la
HuInb1ldt County. First h,rse, 500;
second, 500.
RUNNLNG:--Purse $500. four or more to.
enter. three or more to start; mile heats.
three in five; free Tor all. First horse,
$500; second, sl25; third, s75.
AN kquestsian Tournament will take place
ON the Fourth Day, several valuable
prizes Will be distributed 70 the con-
testants,
Rules 90 the Track.
FIRsT:-Speed con ests will be govern ed. by
the "Aacing and Betting huIes OF the
Bay District Fair Grounds Association"
SECOND:--No entry will be considered with
out 1t Is accompanied by the entrance
money. All entries will b. closed at q
o'clock the day preceding each race.
In all the above races four or mo must
enter, three or more must start
An entry fee Of Is per cent. Of the purses com
peted for MUS be paid 70 the Secretary
at the time Of entry.
All the above races Except those for Hum
boldt exclusively sre free to sll horses
raised OF owned in Battle Mountain and
all points north of the Central Pacinc
Railroad.
PRANK NARAMoRE, PRECEDENT.
DAVID VAN LENNEP, Secretary.
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It ID anthoritively announced that
Oonnor and Wren have compromised at
Eureka. The county ia entitled to
iftesn delegates in the Republican
State Convention. and of these Wren
gets ten and Co1nor five. Ifthere are
any Republicans Ia Eureka who pre-
fer other candidates for Congress and
che Governorship. than Wren for the
former and Connor for the latter, ac-
eording to the published terms Of this
compromise, they are 10. have no voice
IN selecting delegates to or expressing
their preferences in the Convention. II
isremarkable how quietly the dear peo-
pie submit to the dictation of candidates
They permit them without murmur
or a word of remonstrance. to usurp
their rightsat the primary elections by
arranging before hand for whom dele
gates must vote in convention, whether
the candidates be the choice of the
people or not. Who can tell, until
they express themselves at the phi
maries, that majority of the Republi-
cans of Eureka are not in favor of Kin
kead or Daggett for Governor, anc op.
posed to Wren for Gongress?'
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Whenever q newspaper says q kind
~arh OF a man. that man never dis.
so~ers the favor. bat 1t newspaper
handles man little roughly the man
Aods 10 out by eight o'clock next
asAng tef e -
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Notice. to. Water Consumers.
During the ex ension of the water
works hums water will be turned OIL
the mains from the reservoir tor half
an hour. as follows: Morning, $50 /;
to .; noon, ll:30 to IL NJ night, 80
10 q aus If
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SPECIAL LOCALS.


In font of the residence of W, A.
Trousdale. or of Judge Berry, watch
chain charm containing a magnetic
compass. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded upon leaving the
charm at this Office. aul7.lw
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VIENNA, Aug. Is.
hasson. the American Minister. gave
banquet last night in honor of Gener-
al Grant. who leaves on Monday for
Steiermark.
The Defeat OF Insurgents a sta iatz.
VIENNA. Ang. 25.
General Jovanovich telegraphs that
his defeat OF the insurgents at Stalatz
on the 2lst instant was heavy blow to
tue Helzegoviniaus The Resistance
Was not obstinate. Most of the insur.
gent chiefs were killed. Stalatz has
been fired on account of the treacher.
Gus attitude of it's inhabitants.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
AN ARTFUL DODoEk.

While standing on Park row yesterday afternoon
viewing the busy lhrougs passing and requesting Oiccr
Gardner of the Tomb ,quao noticed little newsboy
actively lodging among she pedestrians. IL soon be-
came clear TO the oicers mind that tho object Of tho
LAD IN running into aldermanic looking gentlemen
Win god chains hanging temptinRly from their vest
pockets could not be legitimate character ana no
therefore concluded TO watch him. Soon he saw him
run up TO well dressed lady anu insert his hand
her pocket, out OF which SIX handkerchief pecped.
lhcn the heavy hand OF tue oficer came down upon
his shoulder ana no was carried ~ triumph TO the
TomDs Police Cours, where Judge Bixby ascertained
his name 10 be William GIeeson ana his age twelve
yeara He was committed for trial.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
A SLOOP RELEASED.

The sloop Agiers, captured BY Sheriff Brown. Of
Richmond county, Staten Island, In the raid on the
New Jersey oyster sIoops, that were dredging the
oyster beds In prnces Bay yesterday released W
the susnorties the owners paying all the charges
sain David Jonline Tor $1,000