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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20
FOR SALE-FoR RENT.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

One new two-seat SPRING WAGON
and one new TOP BUGGY, with break.
Enquire at i.ankershim's new mill. cor
ner Of Commercial and Alameda streets,
old depot. a2T.lm
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FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land In the State. Wat or
right goes with the land Apply to the
office of z. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
api8tf +. W. WOOD, secretary.
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lust Arrived.

|, A shipment Of QUINN Ess' EXTRA
\ TOUT, direct from Liverpool, III
lnts aud quarts.
ALEX. MCKENZIE.
h27 Main street, Ponet building,
Los Angeles. auzl-u
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sBECIAl. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF ompanies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of W Worship. graft
Is directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE makes speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
n .inted at low rates.
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THURSDAY, Sept. 10th.
w. H. Greer VS. August Timms--
Continuance granted on payment
of costs of defendants witnesses.
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HurryI hurryI hurry! to the |
XII! They have received the bal
. ance of Sheriff Towney's bank
rupt stock of fifty cases Of dry
goods. boots and shoes. Goods
will sell as cheap as before.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20
FOR SALE.

A NICE TOP-BUGGY FOR SALE
Low. NEARLY NEW. Also, horses for
hire or sale, at WAkELY'S NEW STA
BLES, Sanchez street, rear OF Pico
House. a22tf
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BUCKS FOR SALE.

have at my ranch, fourteen miles
north OF Los Angeies. on the Ventura
road, 500 OR ADrD MERINO BUCKS
Oh sale, which offer at low f1gui es.
a23-lm j. B. LANKERSHIM.
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wANTs-LosT-FoUND.
LOST.

Between CASTELAR, street and Merri-
ANS Ice Cream Saloon, O gold cuff pin /,
with amethyst setting. A liberal r-ward
office. sl8-1w
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Real Estate and Building Association
of Los Angeles 10 Chloe Il J0nes-N 20 II
of lot and % IT OF lot S, In blk j Mott
tract. Charity street and Bunker Hill
Avenue; &2645.
Milton Thomas to Fred Haniman--Lot
10, blk G, Thomas tract; $228,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20

DIR. StelnharUx
ESSENCE OF LIFE
rs A POWERFUL AND FFFiCIENT
/ remedy for the cure OF nervous and
physical debility, spermatorrhea, seminal
weakness and premature decline.
The Essence of Life
Ia the only safe and sure remedy and will
restore exhausted vitality without fall,
and efectually, no matter
from what cause or of how long standing
The Essence Of Life
Is pleasant to take, and is free from all
noxious drugs; II gives tone to the diges-
tive organs, strength to the nerves, and
purifies and enriches the blood, thereby
eradicating all morbid eruptions OF the
skin.
Price, So per bottle, or four times the
quantity in case. $40, with full direcuons
FOR use. Sent to any address, secure from
obseryation, upon receipt Of price, which
NAV be sent by express, registered letter,
or R0stoffice money order, or G. D. d.
within $50 miles of San Francisco.
References of the highest standing and
unouestionable veraeity from persons
that have been cured. To be had only at
DIR. s EINHA RT'S. 426 KEARNY ST.,
san Francisco. CAL. where all letters
sheuld be addressed.
Once hours from A. N. to p. N. and
toSP. mariS-3p-1yr
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WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
us. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Com merce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
6 sles, CAL, Sept. 10. 1873.
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Pruning shears and budding
knives at Sutherland's gun store.
rs Main street. 1my5
Genuine MarrIan's Burton Pale
Ale on draught at McKenzie's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20

Powder, shot and caps at Suther'
lands gun store, rs Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20

Cartridges and ammunition ofall
kinds at Sutherland's gun store, 70
Main street, 1my5
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sroCk REPORT.
sAr FnAsorsoo. Sent. 10

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex-
CHANGE BOARD.
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Reduced Prices.
WINDOW SASH.

1 offer my stock of doors, sashes,
ETC., at the following reduced pri-
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Grain Land to Rent.

some of the best grain land in the
county on essy terms. Apply to d.
FREEMAN, Los Angeles. slS 20t
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

In the PONET BUILDING. Main street.
One suite nf front rooms and single
rooms to suit. with good view Of the city.
Hot and cold baths aud gas all through
the bousc. Enquire on premises OF Mrs.
Gray. SIS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-20

Guns, rifles and pistols at Suther.
lands gun store, rs Main street. l
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Ladies' scissors and pen knives at
Sutherland's gun store, 70 MAIN
s'rsot lmy5
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DIED..
Deaths Published Gratis; Funcrsl
Notices, One Dollar.

HANNEMANN-Int this city. Sept. 18th,
1873, Fannie, wife Of ]. B. Hannemann,
aged so years.
Funeral to-day. September 10th.
at half-past 0 o'clock 4. NJ. from the
family residence on Lemon street,
near Chapparel street. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend without further notice.
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Properly rr~nsIevs.
CONVEYANCES.

FROM iUDsoN, 0ILLETrEA q GIRsoN's TkA y.
spRIPT OF RECORDS. SEPT. ~, 1878.
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IN SUR CE.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE. CoMfANf'
ErNA OF HARTFORD,
Union INSURANCE co. OF BAN
FRANCISCO,
GERMAN AMERICAN OFNEW YORK;
Com bined Capital AID Assets,
Nearly S6O,OOO,OOO.
Policies issued direct by the under
signcd. w. j. BRoDRtck,
AGENT.
oa1ce-s% COMMERCIAL ST. slltf
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New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
THE vfw rIcrOR ~ PoII7IoN

In every political problem at pio-cnt there
is the same unknown quantity. Everything
turns upon the value Of the GrcnhAch-
Labor" force It may win little, but. like
n small pebble getting between The cogs of
clo,eiy-frting machinery, II may .ma;h great
deal. Many Congressional districts may be
thrown to one party or the other by the d-
version Of votes which the new movement
threatens. Some important states are III like
condition. The Socialist agitators doubtless
make cxtrayaSant claims a. 60 their support.
If il were certain that votes tor their ticket
would be- drawn equally from other parties.
thc political prophets would not find eloquent
silence SO convenient at present. Il - char
actrri,tic of thc new force that II bIcah, Out
in spot.; in some counties or towns II D.
large. while in others, of similar apparent
conditions, il prove, insignificant. Here
it j, taken mainly from the Demo
cratic party; there it sweeps away Re
puhicans IN large number. The political man
aarr, are more in the dark than they have
b,ru for many years. Some court the new
organization. and some openly fight If. In
California, there was a practical fusion of the
more conservative elements of both parties,
which Wa barely able even then tOprcyail over
thc revolutionary movement led 10y Kcarucy.
In n fcv localities in the East, there are signs
Of similar concentration against th" s'irt Of
Socialism bat IT - natural that managers of
the two parties labor to keep their forces to
gcthcr, M the belief that the new movement
VIII presently die ont. like other cphcmcral
ORGANIZATIONS which have appeared and van
i,hcd.
The lacl. of experienced and capable leaders
Of the new movement l. often mentioned a. a
reason for the belief that II Will not last.
But when wa. there ever a scarcity of keen
politicians 10 jump into "a car which seemed
likely to reach success General liutlcr is
the t,uc of "a class which J. neither small nor
destitute of influence. II Is q shame that mere
soldier, of fortune should have 80 much force
Al, they really have IN American politics. There
will bc leaders more than are necessary, whcu-
ever il b. thought by ,hfcWd men that the Conn
munl-ts have vote, enough. The framed p"lti-
can- of thc Solid Sonth viii bo peculiarly
ready 10 seize any opportunity which may
enable them 10 break up the hitherto compact
organization of Northern capital and Labor
which has ~ long resisted them. Beaten for
twenty years a. southcrncr,, these men will
not be sorry 10 escape all the "dium OF Dem
ocracy and the Democratic rebellion, II they
can. by n new alliance Southern Claims viii
easily bc disguised as Plans to Employ the
Labor Of the Nation. Southern hostility to the
pnblic creditor will take the form of More
C;rcrpback. aud 40 Bondholders. Southern
leaning toward State Rights and state Banks
will be translated at the North ~ opposition
to the National Bank Monopoly. There will bo
lenders, enough aud too many. whenever there
are voters who can make leadership pay.
Itisa melancholy thought that TINS coun-
try. barely century away from the achieve
mont of its Independence. should be IN DOUBT
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
5une. TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Avrs, ,NFNTs-3d PdOe-6th column
G,SKpIIT NOrICTS-7h Pd0e-bih coluulh'
Eo.Rp AND KOON~-3d PdGe-Gth column
IlTsI>ts. NOIICts-ih Pa0e-lst column.
CoprnE ATlON NOIICES-3d IG0t-3u coiulup'
ntNTIsIRN-2d Pa0e-3d column.
DIyIpfNp SOTICEs-1h 'ih eoluh'"'
IX,IE>IoN--.d Pdge-6th cOlnu c.n ao,,,,,
JUROrIAS ADVEKTISEMfNIs an f"Dt VI" N'
ITNANctN-7h IG0c-5ih column
IIrIP MANTEp--tM Pdgs-ith Cniumn.
IN~TKUCTIoN--6M PdQr-2d ana 80 Coluuiu'
IAN SCuooIs-6b PGOe-3d coirmu.
ITcA NoICTS-Gfh PuGe-ith colauln'
M,HIuAolS ANB DEATHs-5ta Pd0e-bih colunln. N ,,b
MIsCrIIA~EoUs-7h Pdge-Gth column ~" Id7e
and 9th columns. o., .,,,,,,
hustc,t ISsrrtMENrs-;I Pa0S-3d column
NEu PrUIIC AIIONs-OM Idgc-"d cn1tIm' g. ool
-, EsT,Tr ron F-CiTl-jd Id0e-lSt cur
nun EIookIrN-M PGOe-lSt column 'UlNI" Ul :,
"a Ia0s-lst comm AUCTioN SALs-'" I"g' '''
enln,rn 10 ENCHANGE-3 81 TGQs I'd 60. chn.
sIyInGs BANKs-1h Id0e--Jih aud tih Columns
sTyCth .oIiCEs-5tn I0Oe-b ON cuiulhI' -, -,...,,
SITUATIONS " NNN1fD-MAiIs-6h Fd0r r-''h '"'"i"H
FFaAILs on e-3d and 4th 60 Gm' = , o.,
suANnoAr> ANB KAILKOADs-Oh rage "a hn" q"
T.,Nrrs OcFAN-Gh PGCr 4th column.
stMnIu BoNku-,jd Padc--Jd. 5ih and Otn Columns
1,ACuFRs-6M race Sd column. ~, ,
10 LtT-tor>rRI PROPERTY Sd Faa'-2' c'i'unu,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
er1rr>n4N>nLr GROnLNG wLL

SIXTIES 1NNHII GhDU IN'E ~ mn.
There's no need to despair { the Ecpub-
lie. For on all sides the men "ho know all
about everything are exhibiting not merely a
willingness but an uncommon anxiety Ia
take the experiment in hand and guarantee
i,s snccc-s. Nothing could be more cncour-
aging than the way III which statesmen
who believe absolutely ~ themselves and
their theories spring up IN the most uncX-
prctcd places. The truth IL We have never
appreciated the capacity OF tie country for
producing statesmen. We have come now
INTO a period in which We are liable to find
out about it, TO-day there Is scarcely Il
bucklcbcrry bush IN the country out OF which
a gentle shake will not bring at least one
statesman, with craftsmanship enough self
sown and growing wild in him, to
run the whole government, and have
some TO spare for foreign lands. And in
beer saloons-why, yOu can't set glass down
hard on II bar without waking up more men
than ever responded to the whistle of Clan
Alpinc's chief, who are ready, mt Il moment :
notice, to take the country i'll It's present de-
pressed condition and 'r>tOro IT To comfort,
prosperity and wealth i'll the draining OF IA pony
'of lager And how encouraging these things
ought to be to all thoughtful patriots No one
knows how full Of medical science and skill all
his ncishbors and friends are until he goes
ont among them wrapped up i'll bandagcs,
ar limping along on crutchcS, or showing
other signs of being physically disabled.
But then how the medical science IL
pourcd out upon him What floods of ad-
vice aud volumes of prescriptions! Men
whom he never suspected Of knowing
the difference between liver and lungs bear
down upon him with washes, lotions
and inimcnts, purges emctcs and
pills; old women force roots and herbs
upon him; cripplrs bully him with their
fayoritc panaccas, and every body he meets,
no matter what his ailmcnt. has sure
cure for him. And an equally queer phase
of this eruption of medical information
is that every one Of the volunteer adj
viscrs takes it as personal aiiront
and goes off in a towering rage II you don't
take his prescription and follow his advice.
TO keep mp the spirits and courage of man
with I'M incdrablc disease, let his fcllOw-men
loose on him with prescriptions,
And people are just as full of craftsmanship
as of medical knowledge. The average man
-particularly the man who has sandwched
in his thoughts on popular government be-
tween drinks, and not allowed himself to be
diverted from his own natural intellectual
processes by books or manual labor-can,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

whether to tread the bloody path by which
France marched to an Empire. We have, III
deed. a powerful safeguard in the natural
conservatism of strong land-Owning class
If the real tendencies of the S0clalistIc move
ment were known, 1t would unGuestOnaby
be defeated in all the Western States But
here, as in France, leaders of the revolution
do not tell whittier they are going, because
they do not know. They fancy that they are
uprooting abuses; in reality they are Trying
TO blow up the very foundations of civilized
society Many men of conservative instincts
will start bat here, as in France, If the rev0-
luticn goes on 1t will devour its GirondlstS.
Behind il, at every step, will gather forces
which will drive it forward toward anarchy
The only safety is III early comprehension of
the nature of the movement, and sWlit union
of all conservative elements against ii.
Probably we are To see this Fall how much
of power Socialism has thus far acquired III
this country, aud how much OF good sense
there is to resist it. There is reason for con
graduation that test comes so early. Inc
sooner the true meaning OF the movement Is
known, the more probable the chance that the
better forces of civilized society may be aroused
to resist it successfully. But there ought to
be no tampcring or paltcring with 1t, III any
party Wherever ANY prominent man, any
faction or party, lends the least countenance
10 this destructive and revolutionary spirit,
there ought TO he an instant rallylnS OF CON
servative elements to defeat that man OF
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Nh Blaine believes the GIecnbacb party Tor
midablc, and proposes to fight 1t. General
Eutlcr thinks II Will be ..,-Iul. and pro
poses to lead it. Mr.. Weed, an ,citcr else
where published. mildly ccnSurcS both, but evl-
IDENTIFY thinks Butler the shIcwdcr of the two.
We still hope that herein this sdgaciouS and
generally very accurate ebScricr may prove
to be mistaken. I'm vain Is the net spread IN
the sight of any bird; and the old birds who
lead the GrccnbacE movement are entirely
familiar with General Butlcr'S devices.
Mr.. Blaine, on the other hand, knows the
ground he stands on in Maine better than his
Ncv-Yorl critics. He means to carry Maine
against the GTcCnback party, which he now
considers more formidable there than III"
Democracy; and We have no doubt he will
succeed. There cannot be the least doubt.
however. as 10 Mr. Weeds wisdom III attach
ing great importance to the present clcth.
movement All our adViccS from The lntcno.
of this state and of Pennsylvania represent II -
making surprising hCadway. II spreads much aS
the endemic Of GranEcriSm, or The earlier one of
Know Nothiucsm spread, and Republican poll
ticilns in many Congressional districts tins
Fail NAV suddenly wake mp to the fact that.
while they have been diligently manning their
old dcfcnccs against the Democracy, another
enemy. advancing b. another route and attack
iuc another way, has pierced and turned tA'f
flank
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

teen years Of age. was no speaker. and had not
doiiaf III 'he World. This struck even Il Grccnback
for member Of Congress. The editor Of the lad
ing Grccnback paper OF the District went home and
published an article saying ne could not suppor a
man who 5)asied that hC had no acquired ability
and had lived forty years without ac1uiring or
saving u dollar This leaves the candidate with
nothing 10 make the campaign on .. . lis no!O.,oty
as "A leader of strikes" IVY
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
TIE NEWS ms MORNING.

FoRtIGN.-Two thousand troops have been or
dcrcd 10 cncamp ON Dominion-square Montreal,
on the 10Th inst -= Mr.. Cross the British Home
Secretary. announced yesterday that England
and Turkey had concluded couyontion
Jnrc 1. by which England aer,ed 20 defend Asauc
Turkey from further eucroachmcnt. aud the sultan
ocded Cyprus To England: sir Garnet W"iSelcy
has been appointed Governor Of Cyprus.
At the TWENTY-FIVE elections in France on
Sunday. seventeen Republicans were elected. -
There j. much agitation IN Greece on account of the
TRIVIAL concessions made by the European Congress
Tho Roysl Gnari has been ordered u The frontier.
pour.ilc-An Indian camp on the Columbia
has been destroyed hy The troops: Captain Speny
with parry Of hity volunteers has had fight with
the Indian, IN Northern Oregon. aud nearly the
whole party was ma>sacrcd; the lm3iilIas have
had a hard battle with the Snakes
ENGLAND mas subscribed for 40 coPc,
Of tho report of the IolaIi, expedition. -- john
A. Mcdowell brother Of General Mcdowell has
been appointed Superintendent Of Construction nj
Cb,,ayo Cu.ionl Hou-.. The Potter ~uh-C Cou-
mitlc, In -OIlcan has refused 10 take evidence
Of intimidation.
CnY N>D SUBrEB,>--The Metropolitan Elc-
vat.d Railway Company elected directors yesterday
Icavirg ont ~. Gilbert - Ni!iud Montrr->'r
j. missing ami a charge of forgery is said 10 have
been made - Ihrouch the efforts Of Dr. Cr",-
by's society there has been numhrr Of cxci~c ar
ro,ts. Mr. Hewitt denied that u" So
hcitcd Minister Di,chmaus appoi, 'mcnt
M~B Katc ClaXtou. the aDil,,s. was
examined n bankruptcy. The C"mnlttr" on
Railroad, ot The Brooklyn Common Council re-
ported on rapid transit routes. - Gold, lop'2
1O0A iOOl. Gold value Of the lcgIl-tonGcr
dollar 10 the close "?oio cents stocks acti'o aud
irregular closing f'vcri,h sd unsettled.
TnF WrAturR.-lEInr So focal oh,eryatlon' lNdi-
cate p,rt', cloudy weat1cr.vth chances OF showers.
Thermometer yesterday. = 80 So.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

however. that more will be provided IN the
same way. 1t is all well enough for the men
who realize $4,000 ont of an ugly dirt heap
which was going to be sold for manure but
the method of preparing such rich deposits,
Ivy consuming a large building well stored
with the precious metals. bears too much re-
semblance to the primeval Chinese method
respecting roast pig. as depicted by an eminent
authority, ever to become fashionable.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Turkey. The Nation has been commute" 20
a hazardous and OncrouS pohcy "''"U'O
having chance to count the cost OF 10 io','nD'
what il il about This is not S:atcslhah"i'ip'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. SO per annum'
SrA,IWyrkIY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. - per an.
NTIEIY 1nIBuNE. Mail Subscribers, - pei anpnm'
Terms. cash IN advance
Uutovu advert their favors for Tur TRiBtN
.t 2s IrOaGuay Sist $O5 W -si cor oth"Ne
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
BRANCH OFFICES or THE TRIBUNE

BEANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
Nrw-YoRK No. Loss Broadway, corner thirty
frst-st No sos West Twcrty-third->t.. corner
Tichth-avc No 700 1hird-avc. corner Forty
seyenth-d: : No. 23sG Fourh-avc. lllaIlelnI
NASHiNGTO>-No 1880 Est.
IoNruN-No. 20 Bedford 81. Strand.
PARIS-No. ~ Rue de In MonUae.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

The Bond-sl. gold and silver mine pays 40
well that new gold fever might be looked
for iB that prosaic locality II there were any
more mines Of that sort. II "a not Likely,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

The rapid multiplication of railroads to
Coney Island has hardly kept pace with Its
remarkable growth in popularity as subur-
ban resort; but even those who foresaw tins
change in the character OF the place can
hardly have been prepared for the sig
nliicant showing that Is made on an
other page of tho number of visitors
on recent days. BY actual count upon two
roads. and by estimates upon two others when
the definite figures do not show to be eXag-
gcrated. the visitors TO the Island by these
routes alone exceeded $1,000 on Saturday
last. and on the Fourth Of July exceeded
100000 The rescue of this beach, the
nearest To Ncw-York and Brooklyn, from
gamblers and thieves and their dlSrcputable
associates of both sexes, is Il TACT OF lnlp0f-
taucc TO both cities. The possibility OF get
ting an ocean bath and n breath Of cool sea
air. by Il quick trip requiring but a Few nh-
utcs of time and a few cents in money, cen
not fail to have an apprcciahlc effect upon
the sum total of health and happiness III TINS
rcaion, and there cannot be too many rail-
roads, 80 long as all live and no two COM
blnc.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

There has been heavy fighting in Eastern
Oregon. and there promises to be more. On the
morning of the ID inst. the Umatllas, who
are friendly Indians. fought severe and
successful engagement with the hostile
Snakes about eighty miles south of Walla
Walla. and killed thirty, losing but
two. At another point the luck of war has
been on the other side. Fully half if not
two-thirds of a force of fifty whites were
killed, and the whole country Is IN a FER
mcnt. General Howard has been hav-
ing the Columbia River patrollcd by a
cunboat to intercept the n0rthward march ol
the hostilcS. and the latest dispatches report
a force of 500 Indians, 1000 Of whom were
thought to be armed, waiting IN strongly
fortified spot not far from Canyon City, TO
give General Howard battle.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

ST. Hewitt. statement respecting The eager
interest which hc was said-uot, however. m
Tnr Tmnt Nl-to have taken ~ the appoint
ment of Minister Dicchmau makes 1t clear
that the recommendation which Mr. Hewitt
gave. wa simply founded upon knowledge
of Mr. Diochman's capabilities ~ a linguist
aud business man. aud extended only 10 that
knowlodgc. The story that Mr. Hewitt fought
for the retention of the mission 80 as 10 secure
this appointment scarcely needed contradiction,
hut he disposes oi II completely.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09

Considering that Dr. Cilh'rt invented the
pl,n of thc sixth Aycuuc Elevated Road he
seem. to Ice oon,picuou-n without honor on
ms own thououghfarc Fr-t his name was
dropped now hc has been dropped himself.
But he refuses ~ say be- fccl- badly about IT,
aud che public isn't going g." won' over any
body. in thi, weather, who won't help n the
operation