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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

as If great lake of water was com.
ing down on us, the ravines were
all cboked, the floods were all COW
cred with driftwood, and in five
minutes from the first alarm the
whole face of the country around
was covered deep with water. The
waters subsidized almost as rapidly
as they rose." Montgomery g.
CIark's train, loaded with 10000
pounds, principally Homestake
machinery, was also washed away.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Further particulars of the cloud
burst near Buffalo Gap on Thurs
day, obtained from the passengers
on this evenings coach, show that
the water commenced rising about
6 o'clock on Beaver Creek, one
mile this side of Buffalo Gap station
on the Sidney stage road, and about
90 miles from Deadwood. Near
the banks of the creek were
campeh party Of nine persons
from Mill county. four from the
Black Hills. aud Montgomery
Brothers and Clark's freight out
fits, loaded with forty thousand
pounds, principally to Homestake.
machinery, which was nearly all
destroyed and scattered for miles
around. All the wagons, with one
exception were also destroyed, and
only few mules saved. No esti-
mate can he made of the loss.
Nine persons were drowned. -Four
bodies have SO far been recovered.
The water covered a space of f,rty
acres wide, and subsidized within
two hours of its rise. Fragments
of the wagons, etc were seen three
to five miles from the scene of the
disaster. All the creeks around
the Hills are unusually high.
Panama Canal subscriptions.
LONDON, June 14.-At the final
sitting of the International
Congress to-day Del .ssep. said
that in order TO prove the realty of
the interest taken in the construc
ton of the projected Panama ship
canal, and to prevent undue adj
vantage being taken by possible
furnishers of capital, it had been
considered desirable TO call for
the first subscription of 100000
francs in shares of 5 900 francs, and
although the decision had only
been taken three days ago, he had
just received word from his
son in Paris that the
whole sum had been sub
scrlbed. 1t would now be possible
for him, he said, to obtain the co.,
cessions and commence the under
taking.
The Gersnnn Empire.
BERLIN, June 14.-In the debate
in the Rsichstag OH the Samoa
treaty, Herr Won Kusserow, Coun-
selor OF Legation, on behalf Of the
Foreign Office, declared that Ger
many hal no intention of forming
colonies. He expressed his approx
al OF the project of u steamer line
between Polynesia, China and Ger
many, and announced impending
conclusions of treaty with the
Sandwich Islands on the most
favored nation basis. The Reich
stag has approved the treaty with
Samoa.
AMERICAN CONGRATULATIONS.
The Emperor aud Empress were
highly gratified at receiving from
Mr.. Evarts, American Secretary of
State, q message in the name of
the President and people of the
United States, congra, ulating their
msj esties on their golden wedding.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means of procuring
pure aud wholesome water. Il will re-
move all decayed animal. vegetable or
thoroughly cleansing aud also cooling
the water by reason of its being made OF
porous pottery. to degree health err and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
DIR. SteInharus
ESSENCE OF LIFE

e 3 3 Il NICE Or LIFE
rs A POWERFUL AND EFFICIENT
l. remedy for the cure of nervous and
physical debility, spermatorrhea, seminal
weakness and premature decline.
The Essence of Life
Is the only safe and sure remedy and will
restore exhausted vitality without fail,
permanently and effectually, 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; IL gives tone to the diges-
tive organs, strength to the nerves, and
purifes and enriches tho blood, thereby
eradicating all morbid eruptions OF the
skin.
Price, 90 per bottle, or four times the
quantity In case, $40, with full directions
for use. Sent to any address, secure from
observation, upon receipt of price, which
may be sent by express, registered letter,
or f0stoffice money order, or @. o. ID.
within $50 miles of san Francisco.
References of the highest standing and
uuquestionable veracity from persons
that have been cured. To be had only at
DIR. q sEIN HARRIS, 100 KEARNY ST.,
San Francisco. CAL. where all Letters
should be addressed.
Qmoe hours from =. \. to 2. n. and
70 9 ?. y. mar13-ap-lyr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
Post-0tflce Letter List.

Parties calling for advertised letters or
packages, if not personally known to the
Postmaster or one OF his clerks, must be
duly identified.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San francisco and Los
Angeles.
Juno Schedule.
Coming South Going North
..-.- =. 4 IIL1 i
senate, June June June /, 5 June 10 10
Ancon .... Io!. aol a. az
Urizaba..- I9l ri 4. a.
0rizaha 2S 7" 3OIJuly 2lJuly 4
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call AT Port Hartford
(san LuisO bispo )and santa Barbara; on
the down trips they stop at Anahe1m
Landing, for freight only.
n4-The steamers leaving San Francisco
June IA and ", ami san Pedro June 10
and ~, touch at Santa Cruz and Mon
terey.
p8-Passengers for San francis % LAX
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock p. NJ. Los An
geIes time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-17
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A highly.lmproved tract of
go ACRES of LAND.

Terms OF Sale-3S,OOO. one-half cash i,
gold coin. aud the other half property,
real or personal, at its present cash
value.
Cali and see the property. or apply to
JUDGE THOMAS II. SMITH. Of Los
Angeles, or .. H. ALLEN, residing on
tn premises, adjoining the Los Nletos
Institute. near Downey City. ol8tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25
Too Nenr Ills Figure.

On one occasion, when Gcn. Butler.
MA in command 1t New urlcans, a.
Colonel mp In tho He'd river region m..lc:
application for furlomgh, which wax.
refused him. Sonu alter. the Colonel
loft his command without pcrminsion,::
and went u New Orleans. Mlicr. hc waG.
arrested and put in irnns m descrtcr.i
'rrcn m lmtination TINT hc wished toi
make MI explanation. Gen. H. had him
brought 10 his headquarters.
Well, air" said tho General. stcrn.l
IL, what have yon u Ay IN cAplana.ss
tiom n your conduct
Well. General, there arc two Jews
up yon,lrr who have some cotton thryi
wMnt to get through my lines. First,
they offered me sduO, which l refused
Then they offered ri 100, then 5000
then $4,000, and at Inst they offered.
elOO.OtlO: and tell yom, General, thea'
relr getting so nfHr nv figure, {
| fh0uIM ~ better icnrr Y Editor
Dyarer. IN Hu,nrt's Magazine ~
! MAJ,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

Secretary Shsssasn haA t.sseA his
saspAsas uawtsfn stsAnsAeN IN ses# s~na
ssasssls "A IA ~ asss ssAss rst fssesafeaaas,
~tsah gives slsf faile@s "A snst~rsssww - W
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fsfw ~ essmrua sse. iAslss@ al l~nA@
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sAa all sslas# nas~Nns, A t~~Atnr tAe slnAbessa
sgrass ~ sase ssesesnmeni In rsaeins sha h.nas
The Attorney uenrsnl hrs affirmed
sisu deeisien NJ she Assistant Astrrns u~n~rai
for she Iesi s,faee Department. shs, fssulas
publications designed primarily fns advertising
purposes can nos he ~es, through tlsr naaiis n
he rAs<s charges, legitimate ne~srsrera
The entire tlso.Nn,Oop ri rcr
eenss have heen sas,~erilea fM hy 4 Ne~ hnfA
ssnsiie.sc.
Notice ir given Inv the Secretary vi
,he Treasury that the Government has M mofs
i.rer~eent bonds b rell Al prc~~nt. The cner-
NOUS ~uh~erirtioa of tAe New York syna ate
having ah~orlci all tins, remained u that is~ae
required Tor tic refnnsling 81 r~lcemshic ten
scrsicv The lsst.r arr Al-o All cAlisA In Here.
after The efunang sia certificates will i~ SOIL
IL The treasury and ~uh.trcssatses only, and
ne, In larger snms than eia II ene time,
,rhe Secretary OF War has addressed
a letter 10 tirn. sherman, directing that, In
cAsc sitting Iiall Or any ~ liz follower. cross
from lilo british possessions, iacs II, held ~ rrir-
cncrs af war until further orders from tie
President, In vicw ~ this ac,inn, s.,ting Bnll
aud his band have voluntarily subjected them.
selves 10 tho authority of Great britain, and
ceased 10 be subjects of the United States They
will mot nos 10 permitted, even with rcaecshle
intentions. 10 recrers the frontier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

The dcnth of Charles Bennett, form
erly Superintendent pf the San Fran
cisca Olympic Club. nppcnrs destined
To reopen the discussion concerning
che effects of muscular training upon
vitality. In order 10 reach any intclli-
gent conclusions. however, II II neces-
snry u state the case correctly In the
beginning. The facts nle briefly THESE
Several years ngo Mr.. Bennett found
himself affected Ivy symptoms of
pulmonary disease. Al TINT time he
had never prneticcd gymnastics. and
was slender and weakly. Acting upon
the advice II friends, he Joined the
Olympic Club, and went into some.
thing liz. u regular training. In u few
months MI lis alarming symptoms had
disappeared. anl. under the new regime.
hc rapidly developed great muscular
power. He bccfme eventually Il re-
markable athlete aud active gymnnst,
His strength was NJ great that hc could
put npa asO pound dnmbhell with onc
hana. md lao pounds with the other.
lie was MI expert boxer, and il daring
acrobat. On one occasion, when tbs
ilfIuule StlD guVf MA eAttlHltiOH w tue
old Metropolitan Thcatcr, n member
named Wnrd, 4 very daring gymnast
and 4 wcll.known compositor, WAS per.
forming what IL called the Ningara lcnp
md fell from the trnpexe, some twenty
1--we or thirty feet above tho stage. Bon.
nett was standing directly underneath
and, NJ The falling man approached, Ii.
claxpetl him In his arms, and, by tho *.
ertion of his great strength, saved his
life, though TIM shock strained him ".
vorely. When Mace, tho pmgilist, came
to Gnlifornia. Bennett put on the glove,
with him, and the champion was aston.
ished 10 find All antagonist who could
knock him clear or his feet 1t every
blow. We believe that Mr.. Bennett
practically relinqnished gymnastics live
or NIX ycars ago. Whether his death
of consumption, can be attributed T.
overexertion. il a question which Ger
tainly can not hc answered either way
confidently. until much more careful
examination of NIL the circumstance,
has lecn had Sacramento Cab lee
0rd.ini0H
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

The rnre irs thr Newmarket Handicap,
,he fisi really great aai race of the I'm.
glish season. WAS tnn IN The i1th ri
April. as the little town HI Cam,as,iee.
sl,rc," ~ the metropolis ~ The british
turf i commonly callei. This race il 4
handicap III III wovefeipns rarh, nv for.
felt, and 7 entrance only II declared.
with iOl added: for 3.vcAr.olds and np.
ward, The distance IL about mile and
n hnlt. There were thirty.cigh, knh.
srril,rra. fourteen of whom declared for.
fcit.
Tho race resulted In favor of the
American horse, Parole. against whom
the netting was iOO to ID just previous
u the start. All along hc hns not been
even mentioned in the betting. The
favorite was Isonomy. There were only
six starters. The result was not known
here until worry late tonight, hut among
thoac who heard of IL great Joy was
manifested. After the failure ri Mr.,
Sanford In his venture on tho English
turf, the determination of Mr.. Pierre
I.orillard to send stable of horses
across tho Atlantic was regarded with
VsHtHHkaVH W AutIIeuH SuIsutVut UuS
the misfortunes That beset the stable
after its arrival at Newmarket somewhat
lampcncd the enthusiasm that had been
aroused. Tho Duke Of Magenta was the
first 10 suffer. and later came reports
TINT Uncaa was Milling AMI would prob
ably not he la condition for the Two
Thousand unineas or Derby. How well
he has fulfilled his mission In represent.
ing tho Amcrican.b bred horse IL recorded
above. Parole has always been favor
ite with the American public, aud On
pccially 40 since he defeated Ten Brocck
and Tom Ochiltrcc In tho memorable
contest nt Baltimore. Parole Il brown
gcliing. and was foalcd In 1914, Hc II
about fifteen and half hands high and
nnattlnctiyc In appearance. being very
plain about the hcad and generally
rough IN the coat. 10 tlat II In 4 diflirnl,
matter ~ tell hy his looks when hc |.
really In good form for hard contest =
Ne,r York Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

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name ~ The would he as@As~tn ri she crst II
Alcssadet x,leymn We u ~hcalsas.ses os
Tareuhrs, In she uosrrnncsai III riAskas iie
viii b. tried by the highest criminal srsauasls
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funsena ~ wAs severely injnr~i hs the pop.
ais~e. Who wonla have killed him tu. fos Tie
police
Tho british have begun M advance
mosemcn, In AfghanissAn.
A letter from the United States Con.
snl ~ TanRiars gives terrible account of the
famine. cholera and tyrhns fcver that hase
brcn raging In Moro~co. In the city of Moroc-
en- the daily deaths from typhns ranged from
M 10 10 ~ great wAs tho starvation AM.
snNcring that parents ase their children. aud In
other placcs the dead werc dcvourcd ly Tho
living
Tho cable reports further destructive
floods IN Hungary.
In Russia, d ukAsc has bccn published
ordering tho appointment of = Governor General
Tor six of the most popnlons districts In Rassia,
with perfectly dc~rtic powers. exceed.
Ing those of . General In iimc O: war
Tho President Of tho French rcpnb.
lic has rartloncd 80 more Communists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

For the first time In eighteen years
tho senate of the United States has Demo
cratic rrcsi,ien. pro tom,
The Republican State Central Com.
mil,ee of Iowa has insucd 1 call for . state
Convention at pcs Moines on "Wednesday. June
Vi, ~ nominate candidates for Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor, Superintendent Of Public In
s,rnction, and Judge II tho Supreme Court
The tAri. Of representation II one delegate for
eael, county. and. IN addition thereto. ono dele
gate for each ~ vatcn Or fraction over ino east
far Secretary os State last year. This will
make 4 total of -. dclega,es
The official returns al tho recent
State election In Michigan. though not com
rl.te, are sufficiently 40 ~ 10 mako certain =
Republican majority ~ about i.Ms,. Tho TO-
tnl vote No far received Campbell, Repuhli-
can, for Justice Of tho supreme Court, is.,Ooo;
Shipman, coalition, ias,un
The full official returns of the late
election In Wisconsin slow that Judge Cole. tho
Republican candidate fnr Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court. received a majority OF
4, Xxi vo'cr
Senator Conkling In said 10 have
written letter formally abandoning his rresl-
DENTAL aspirations and fssoring uen. arani,
"A straight Democrat har bccn elected over
= arcenbseker, In the Texas district formerly
represented by the latc Mr., schloicher
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Louisa Wallace, colorcl woman Of
Washington. u G., will 10 hanged on juno ~,
for The murder of her child
The National Academy Of Sciences
has lcc,ei Prof, Ro.crs, Of boston, President
or tho academy, vice Prof Henry, drccascd.
Eleven miners were recently killed l,r
Z minc explosion near Victoria, Dri,ish colum-
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The Champion Calf.

j. II. Coo, OF sloan, in this county,
lays claim To tho largest calf III birth
ever produced In the United States or
Great Britain. according 10 the record
kept by the United States stock Jour.
nal. Tho largest cali at birth Of which
lhcro IL any record II III pounds In
this country and III in England. while
tho calf born 10 Mr.. Coo on tho 2lst of
Inst month weighed ia pounds, and
i've days thereafter weighed ia pounds.
Tho weighing was carefnlly done by
four reliable gentlemen, and tho record
forwarded % the Stock Journal for pub
lication. Mr.. Coz says the calf, which
in II thc male variety, come. from no
fancy or bloolcd stock. Int II merely
cnr calf, ~ ~ speak. Lot II hc pro-
claimed that Woodbury. county claims
tho big calf II tho world, and consc-
amcntly the championship. Il should
bc stated that the mother of this mon.
ster came very near dying, and for three
days her hia wn. dcspaircd oi, but has
now recovered her usual health. aud II
presumably prond of her progeny. 49,
Si0nr lily fOira Journal
A CALIFORNIA paper reports thAt q
gentleman IN the vicinity of Baca-
mcnto, having stocked = pond on lfis
fanch with perch and catfish, Inns found
what secms ID l,e cross between the
two species among tho young fish. The
shape. mouth and color III tho Ipcrcl, are
combined with the xtifi and threatening
Inns aud The scalcless exterior ~ the cst,
iish.
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FOR Cutaneous DIsorlcrs.

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invaluable. II dues MT heAl externally asnle hls
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