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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 25.-The body of the
Prince Imperial will arrive here about the
2Sth Of July.
The governor has decided to oppose a
second reading of the Irish ministry bill.
Leo Plumbley, operator on stock ex-
change, has failed. Liabilities about TO-
600 pounds.
CAIRO, June 25.-The British, French
and German consuls general, proceeded
after midnight to the palace and declared
to the khedive his position by the Sultan,
and that the dispatch of Hahn Pasha to
Egypt to succeed him was imminent unless
he Immediately ahdicated, The Khcdive
merely again referred the consus general
to the Sultan.
FRANCE.
LONDON, June 25,-Rouher's organ, the
LOudre, contradicts the reports that Prince
jerome Napoleon would issue manifesto.
PARIS, June 25.-Firard, minister of
agriculture and commerce, has sub mitted
to the senate bill increasing the govern
ment's 8 powers to deal with the Colorado
beetle and phylloxera.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 25 "A band of black
mailing brigands 10 Catalonia have been
dispersed by Gen. Darnerie. SIX killed
and several wounded.
| ArGHANIsTAE.
| SINLA, June PA strong Afghan
force has left Cabul TO go TO the pacific
tribes in the Badakshan district Of Tarkis.
tan.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, June 5.-Two cases of yellow
fever have occurred near the city.
ALGERIA.
PARIS, June 25.-The insurrecton in
Algeria is ended and 1000 Insurgents are
in the hands of the French.
CANADA
TORONTO. June 25,-Reports from On
tario and other provinces show prospec
of far more than an average crop.
ITALY
ROME, June 25.-The monument on thu
battle field of CustoZza, in memory of tht
slain in the battle between the Italians anG
Austrians on the oath of June, 1866, wa
dedicated yesterday. Prince Amadeu
represented Italy and field marshal Count
Won Thurn Uohensteln,speciaIly delegated
by the Emperor, represented Austria
Deputations from the Italian parliamen
and army were present. All the speeche
expressed cordial sentiments toward tn
Austri2ns.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-25

The tonic effect of Kidney Wort is pro-
duced by the cleansing and purifying ac.
ton on the blood. Where there is grav-
ely deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy
urine from disordered Kidneys, it cures
without fail. Constipation and piles red
lily yield to its cathartic and healing pow
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GERMANY,

BERLIN, June 25.-Tho German Reich
stag by large majority has approved
the governments proposals in regard to
dutg on oil, grease, lard, soap, aud per-
fumery. The tariff, aud tobacco commissions
are getting through With their labors with
equal rapidityso there is every prospec;
Of Prince Bismarck realizing his wish for g
speedy increase Of tie revenue.
| A despatch says the directors of the
Imperial bank of Germany have passed
resolutions declaring an increase Of thG
coinage OF Germany imperatively neces
sary
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Summer Suits.

J. I. Dixon, the popular cutter and
filter, has large stock Of suitiDgs of new
patterns and elegant styles to which he
invites the attention of the public Price
low and satisfaction guaranteed Examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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WAsnINGTON June 25.-A resolution
instructiDg the committee on rules to sit
during vacation, for the purpose OF codify
ing the rules Of the house. was reported
by Mr.. Blackburn. 1t gave rise to consid
erable discussion regarding the complex,
unintelligible and contradictory system of
rules at present ham pering the house
Objection was made by Mr.. Conger that
it might be intended to abridge the rights
OF the minority by making it compulsory
On every membe present TO vote on every
question, and thus preventing what is
known as flibustering. The objection was
met by the assurance that no such thing
was intended, and that in fact no rule
could be made palmer or more obligatory
than the existing rule on that subject, and
yet it was well known how members
of the minority declined voting and thus
obstructed legislation.
The speaker mentioned it as an historl
cal fact that, except in two instances
women's suffrage, and liquor traffic, reports
of committee on rules had never beer
made on party grounds. Finally the reso
luton was adopted without division,
i The senate bill exempting from hcens
and other fees, vessels not propelled who'll
, by sail or By internal motive power @
their own vas taken up.
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PENNsyLVATIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-While driv-
ing through the park yesterday, Mrs Nc
Farland and brother and John j. Graham
were thrown from the carriage, the horses
running away. Mrs. Mcfarland was kill
ed, ard her brother dangerously injured.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, June 25.--At St. Jonn JOINS !
celebration at ThunderbOlt some negroes
ouarrelled about woman and three VI
them were shot; one died.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. June %
Wheat-Cash strong; options lower; O5H cash ::
962l July; 90a4 August
Corn-Weak and lower; 35ss bid cash; 35g bid
July; 36K bid August
Oats-Weak and lower; 81 cash and July; 29ss
August.
Rye-Uuchauged.
Barley-Unchanged.
Pork-Firmer; 8 90 bid cash and July; 10 90 bid
August.
Lard-Firmer; 12H bid lash and July; 6 22H
bid August
Whisky-Unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs Receipts q, ,0OC; light s503 95; good to
choice heavy S5(94 90; heavy mixed packing 70
03 80. ~
Cattle-Quiet; receipts $500; shipping grades
2505 10.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June % Indications for
the northwest; Northerly ard variable
winds, cooler partly cloudy, followed by
warmer clear weather stationary.
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To-Dav's Dispatches.
XLVI CONGRESS-.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The president
protempore, Thurman, was absent to-day
and Senator Eaton took the chair.
A communication from the secretary of
the treasury transmitting information in
answer TO the resolution regarding the
action of the national board of health under
the act authorizing a contract for refrig-
Grating ship, etc., was referred.
Senator Vest introduced the following
lolnt resolution: That complete remoneti-
zation of silver, its full restoration as a
money metal and its free coinage by the
government Of the United States are
demanded, alike by the dictates of JUS
tice and wise craftsmanship. Ordered
printed
Senator Vest gave notice of his inten-
ton to speak upon it tomorrow.
Senator Burnside introduced Joint
resolution substantially as follows.
WHEREAS, The people Of this Gnion for
80 years have adhered to the MoDroe doc
trine. that nations of the AmericaG cont.
nent by the free and independent condition
which they have assumed and maintained,
areshenceforth not to be considered as sub,
lects Tor future occupation by any Euro.
pean power, therefore be il
ResolUed, By the senate and house oi
representatives, that the people of these
states would not view without serious
lnquietude any attempt by the powers o.
Europe to establish under their protection
and domination a ship canal acros:
the Isthmus of Darien, and such actor
could not be regarded in any other ligh
than as a manifestation of unfrieudly dis
position towards the United States.
| Referred to the committee on foreign
1 affairs,
| The resolution providing additional paI
for employees Of congress was considered
the pending question being on the amend
ments adding the Language of the recen
judicial expenses bill.
Senator Beck gave notice Of his inten
ton to offer two amendments; one iu sub
stance making it penal offeDso for an
officer OF the government to violate sec
tons 367S or 3679 Of the revised statute
and the other being similar to the poIitica
contribution bill now before the house.
| Senator Window read what he styled
political speech reviewing the record 0
the republican and democratic parties 70
the past twenty years.
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MEDICAL.

loWCCtsAOfS 70 r. " GlEhCE, VI, M
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, having acquired q worldwide
reputation In the treatment OF Chronic Diseases
resulting IN professional business far exceeding
his individual ability TO conduct, some years ago
Induced several medical gentlemen 10 associate teih-
selves with him, the Faculty Of the WorlUs Ils-
peusary, the Consulting Department 6t wn.c .csI
since been merged with the INEALIDS' ItOIFI-
The organization has been completed an! lnSorpo-
rated under the name and style Of NOrldt DtApeH-
shry Medical Association, with the following o'"ce's'
Hon. r. V.'PERCE, Pres. T. u. PIERCE, '. i,Lcs
JNo NJ PfEpcE Sgr LESTER b. SMITH, TTCaS.
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Of cni-
nence and skill have been chosen As Tie F"cMtN. e,
CHRONIC DISEASES Of ~ forms come "''''i'' '"'
proyiucc Of our several speCialtles. ..
LUNG DISEASES.-Ths division OF lt&CtltC -
very ably managed by gentleman OF mature Juu,I-
Iuent aud skin. Bronchial, Ihroul ana l.lhS bi7-
DISEASES OF WOMEN.-EspeClally are our fHC!t,-
Tics OF "A superior order for the cure OF All t'l''e
chronic diseases peculiar 10 females.
NERVOUS DlsEASES.-Pnralysis, Nervous t'-''ii-
ity Epilepsy Fits, Chorea tSt. Nituss Dauee Neu-
rilgla ana other nervous affections, receive the
attention of an Prpert IN this speciality.
NOT NECESSARY TO SEE PATlENIS-By our
original system of diagnosis, we can treat many
chronic diseases as successfully without ~ WIN =
persoua consultation. For particulars see People
common Sense Medical Adviser" q 900 pages, sent
ost-nsid for 5Q1 lnvads' ana Tourists Gulue
book" 100 pages. 10 cents post-paidl.
81 RGTCAIi CASES-Among the operations NiliCh
we are called upon most frequently 70 perform, are
those for Nasal Polypus, Harehp, Iumors, Elstula
iu Ano Piles, Hernia (Ruptureh Hydrocee lI1ropsy
MI the ScrOtum), NarlcOcGle, ovarian AMI l teIlle
TumOrs. CulCuli (StDne in the Bladdef, SlflctuIe-
ltr etc w also treat successfully, 10y new meth
ol without surgical operation, Cancers, Ciub-tett,
Spinal Curvature, and other determines. AStc pil-
uict entitled, Motion as Curative Agent sths
address, wcfla: Dispoassr7 Medical As.c:!a:!:a,
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HOUSE.

WAsHINGToN,. June 1.-THE House
proceeded to business on the speaker 6
table, which was disposed of as follows:
The Senate amendments to the bill re-
latin2 to the Territorial Assembly Of Mon
taDa were e0nCurFed ln.
The Senate bill for the benefit of the
widow and children of the late General
James Shields, and an increase Of the pen
sion Of Carolina S. Webster, passed
The next bill on the table was the
Senate relative to vessels not impelled
wholly by sail or by internal motive power
OF their own. 1t provides that the provis-
IONS OF title so, Revised Statutes, shall not
oe constructed SO as to require payment OF
any Zee or charge for enrolling or licensing
vessels not propelled wholly by sail or by
internal motive power of their own, and
not in any case carrying passengers.
Mr.. Ryan explained that the bill EN-
braced no other vessels than canal boats
or flats engaged in the navigation of inter.
nal waters of the States or United States
Mr.. Acklin opposed the bill 1t pro
posed to exempt all barges which were
towed by tugs. Uuder its provisions
vessel partly propelled by sail and partly
by internal power of its own would be ex.
empted from the license fee. The wore
wholly had evidently been inserted Will
some uterior motive.
Mr.. Reagan opposed the bill, and de
clared that its passage would be fata
bluuder, and would open wide the door tG
smuggling.
Without disposing of the bill the House
adjourned.
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New York MARKET.

Wheat-Spring cash and June 1Ga2c better: 9th
ers without decided change; No > spring June
Oq.
Rye Quiet; western 6Ia6fH.
Corn-Ouil; western mixed 40hG43.
Bsrley-Nominal
0ats-Firm; mixed westery 3T03S3z.
Pork-Firm; 10 25
Lard-Srong and higher; 6 81
WHISKY 05H01 %.
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XLVx CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 24-Mr. Wallace
moved to amend Mr. Ingalls, amendment
by adding the clause of the judicial ex.
penses bill precludiDg the appointment Of
Deputy Marshals.
Mr.. Wallace's amendment was agreed
TO by party vote.
Mr.. Wallace also moved to amend BY
adding the jury clauses of the judicial ex
penses bill.
Before a vote on the amendment wa
taken Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, moveC
to adjourn. Agreed to-27 to IA, part.
vote.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
me,ters s.. mexico.

CITY or MEXIoo, Nov. l0th.-A
local revolution has taken place in
the chihuahua State government.
Pronunciados have occupied the
Capital and captured the Governor,
with all the State officials. Gen.
Trevino, at the head of the neces.
sary forces, has left Zacatacas, and
is marching on chihuahua to put
down the rebellion.
Congress has approved contract
for laying a telegraph cable across
the Gulf of Mexico to the United
States.
New difficulties have arisen in
Yucatan. The government has ap-
parently instructed Gen. Plomina
to intervene In the election Of that
State. Governor Ancona immedi-
ately organized force of 1,500 men
to oppose such Intervention, and
occupied the heights of Merida.
General Palomina asked for new
instructions from the Federal Gov
ernment, and' :. reinforcements,
which left Vera Cruz on the 9Th in
slant. The local opponents of Gov
ernor Ancona Joined the Federal
troops.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
sacramento Items.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19th.-The
Governor has issued his proclama-
tion for Thanksgiving Day, Novem-
ber 9th.
While passing through one of the
halls in the Western Hotel, about
nine o'clock on Sunday morning,
the clerk heard groans proceeding
from room occupied by Fritz
Schmidt, o man well known -as q
fresco painter, who has done some
very fine work in this city of late.
When the clerk entered the room
Schmidt told him that he had
taken poison-that he was in great
pain, and that he wanted physi-
clan as soon as possible. A doctor
was summoned, antidotes were ad-
ministered, and Schmidt was soon
pronounced out of danger. OF
course there was reason for
Schmidps rash attempt to take his
life, and 1t seems to be as follows:
Some months ago he became infat-
uated with n young woman resid.
ing on the Riverside road, and she
led him to believe that his aff'ec-
tions were returned. Saturday eve-
ming they were to have been mar
ried, but something prevented the
The two were in COM
pany Saturday night, and when
they parted the woman took q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20

package of powdered strychnine,
cut it in half, gave one half 20
Schmidt and kept the rest herself,
at the same time telling him that
she would take hers at seven o'clock
Sunday morning and he could do
likewise, which would insure their
meeting in heaven, where no one
could separate them. Schmidt took
his share of the poison, with the re-
suit as before stated, but, SO far as
known, the woman failed to per-
form her part of the compact and
is still alive and well.
Csughs on ia FIy-wbeei.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 19.-Au-
gust Hartwig was brought here to-
day from Port Gamble, suffering
from concussion OF the brain,
caused by being caught on the fly
wheel of the machinery and
whirled around for some time, tear
ing the scalp. His condition is
precarious.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
EVENING srREErs-4.35 p. M.

Alpha. l2A s.; Mexican. 90 s; Belcher, Q
b; Con va; 5A b; N Bonanza, LOS b;
Bullion. 6 b; Point. b; B Isle, $50 b; I'll
oga, 2.65 a; Ophir, 2S% b, 2S54 a; II & N, u
b; s New, AZ 81; Union, 81 S; Savage, l2s4
s; Potosi. 4.65 b, AZ al MEXICAN, 2Ss4 s.
2b; Andes, LID s.; Imperial, 75c b,-sOc a
California, 5A b, 81 a; Syndicate, 80 b
G. & c, l0A S; Potosi. 455 b; Jacket, lb1S b
I5H a; b & b, 1871 s; Julia, 2.75 a; Alpha
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20

hebdomadal dwelt upon what it
calls the exaggeration and lying
which it assn mes to have been em-
ployed In exaggerating the attrac-
tlons of the section below Point
Conception. Gross injustice has
been done not only to Mr.. Went
worth's excellent monthly but to
the press of Southern California.
Every local journal which we have
read, in writing of our section,
have used extreme moderation as
compared with the tributes
voluntarily paid TO 1t by
strangers. Take, as a case in
point, the enthusiastic letters of
Bishop Gilbert Haven to the lead
ing New York paper of his denom-
ination. Neither the ReSources
nor any other Los Angeles paper
has ever written half as warmly of
either the attractions or the possi-
bilitles of Los Angeles county as
Bishop Haven. We will go fur
ther, and express our unhesitating
belief that every word of the Bish-
ops three-column panegyric was
deserved. The Los Angeles pa
pers have been creditably punctil-
ious in advising only persons of at
least small means, with abundant
energy, to settle in the city. They
have responded to every demand of
the most sensitive conscience, and
1t is not pleasant to be 'tbounced"
In this half ruffian fashion. How
ever Mr.. Pixley may froth at the
mouth, the AngeIeilo reposes in the
serene belief that he has the best
county in California; and, after
that, it goes Without saying, the
best on the American continent.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The handsome and popular leader
of the militia of Southern Califor-
mia, Gen. Pat Murphy, is paying
Frisco a visit. There has been
much talk about an attempt to alb
duct the General and carry him off
to Sonora, to be held for heavy
ransom. Now we have it, on what
we regard as excellent authority,
that the General Das abducted.
He was carried up into the noun
tains, was securely bound and left
under q guard. While in this
plight he attracted the notice of q
beautiful maiden, who fell in love
with him at first sight, "love being
akin to pity" you know. She got
the guard drunk on aguardiente,
cut his bounds. provided the Gen.
eral with swift horse, and the
scheme came to naught. When we
bear in mind the Generals impul-
sive and emotional nature, we may
conclude that "the end is not yet"
We do not vouch for the truth of
this story. 1t may be just about as
true as the first one. 1 merely tell
the tale as twas told to me.
Mr.. Meyer J. Newmark has
leased house and has settled down
to live in San Francisco. He will
prove a valuable accession to our
population. Mr.. Seymour e.
Locke also contemplates taking up
his permanent residence here. He
is young gentleman of marked
capabilities, vocal and other; and,
nnder the tutilage of his highly
successful brother, he cannot fail to
make his mark. Nature has done
very handsomely by him, both as
to gifts of mind and body. I hear
tily hope he may be shortly chron-
icled as making "hit," and
believe he will be. J. d. L.
San Francisco, Nov. 18th.
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a GARD

70 all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
etc., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self-addfessed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH L. IN
City d6-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20

BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER COM
PLANTS. Costiveness, Dyspepsia. ETC..
are speedily removed by DR.. Jayne's
Sanative Pills. Forty years use has
proved them superior to all other reme-
dies for the cure of the various diseases
for which they are recommended. In
their action they are mild and certain,
and may be taken at any time without
risk from exposure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. ALI work en-
trusted to us Will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
FOR EECN.

A yIIGnge Ehrentenea ws.s DE
ssrucsioD.
LONDON, Nov. 10Th. The village
of Vitznan at the foot of the Rigi
mountains, Switzerland, is threat
ened with destruction, a wall OF
rock behind. the village showing
signs of falling.
Distressin Montenegro.
LONDON, Nov. 19th.-A dispatch
from Pesth says that the distress in
Montenegro is very great. One
sixth of the population are almost
starving. The present supplies OF
food will only last until the end of
January.
Return of Bonds.
LONDON, Noy. 19th.-The I'ele.
oraph says: The smallness of the
Withdrawals of bullion from the
Bank of England is due to the fact
bonds are going to America instead
of gold.
Collision on the ThaMss.
LONDON, Nov. 19th.-As the
steamer Canada, Captain Healy,
for New York, was passing down
the Thames, she came in collision
with the Woolwich steamer Pierce,
completely destroying it. The
steamer proceeded on her way, not
having sustained any damage.
Engiand and Turkey.
LONDON, Nov. 19th.-The Post,
by official authority, denies that
England's ultimatum was sent to
the Porte. 1t denies that the chan
mel fleet was ordered to be in readi-
ness to proceed from Malta to Turk
ish waters in four days. 1t denies
that England demanded from Tur-
KEY the cession of port on the
Black Sea, and denies that league
of the Balkan provinces has been
formed.
BaIttc sea Defensss.
BERLIN, Nov. 19th.-The Ger
man Minister of War has ordered
the survey of the Baltic coast, to
ascertain if additional defenses are
necessary.
Imperial Hank Statement.
BERLIN, Nov. 19th.-The state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows an increase in specie
of 3, 941, 900 marks.
Case of Mutiny at sea.
ANTWERP, Nov. 19th.-A Con-
sular Court to inquire into the kill
ing of q sailor on board the British
ship Coringa, during mutiny, on
the Sd of November, has completed
Its labors. The Court ordered that
Cutting, the mate, who struck the
sailor with a hatchet, be sent to
England for trial on a charge of
manslaughter, aud sentenced three
of the mutinous sailors to one
months i'm mprisonment.
Dis,urb Aae.s hI. ~ the Road.
CABUL, Nov. l9th.-Two Kahns
have reached here from Candahar,
who report that the road between
Khelat, Ghilzai and Cabul are very
much disturbed.
Heavy Failure tn Stockholm.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 19th.-Hofors,
Hammarby & Co have failed. Liza
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20

MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.
1880 Gala, 3 % Oyerman, 81, s
I75 Savage, 1214, 121s $50 Justice. 30. 2.75
1919 40 Alta, 4.60
135 Con Va. 5z, 53S 800 Julia, 30, 2.65
BIS, 53a 2I0 Caledonia, So
100 Chollar, 654, 674 100 Ophir, 2815, 2S4
235 Potosi, ADO, a., $50 Mexican. 2S14 rs
40 35 G & G, 90
1855 II 81 N, 1877, 1874 l25 b Il h. Is
1856 Point, $50 1896 s Hill, l.45, lao
lu5lJacket, l51S, l5 1870 Challenge, $50
so Alpha, l2H, l21El 20 Oriental, 1.2O
465 BeIcher, $40, s.l5 295 Andes, 05
3 Ills Ward, 2
s. Confidence, 9A 5l0 Scorpion, 3.e5,
LEO SNevada, 46, 46h 800, 3.95
AZ, Az, 48s4, Al, $50 Benton, 3.20, 8 .2E
Az $50 GoldenGate, 2. ~
go Utah, III 235, 2.40
225 Bullion, 57s, 81 800 K keystone. 3 65
545 Exchequer, 4.l5,l 500 Con Dorado, 2,
4.l0 2O5
10 8 Belcher, l3 ll50 N Bonanza, 10
1906 Union, 80, 6l, 6l% Los, LILO
6lA, t015, 60s4,i $50 Mtn View, AZ,
60, 60h, 6lH go Plutus, 2.l0
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The Business Status-Desire to Re-organiss
the pemocracy-A Democratic War Horse
Ths Truth About General Murphy's Abduc-
sion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
To Property Owners.

Parties owning property In the city OF
Los Angeles interested in sustaining
patent of 1875 and defeating pretended
patent OF 1866, are requested To address,
tion of property, "JUSTlTIA," Los Ange-
les PostOffice. nl2-lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
CHANGE BOAEp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
Imperial Hank Statement.

BERLIN, Nov. 19th.-The state.
ment of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows an increase in specie
of 3,941, 200 marks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
Case ofMutiny at sea.
Dis,urbaac,s hu.rs the Road.

CABUL, Nov. 19th.-Two Kahns
have reached here from Candahar,
who report that the road between
Khelat, Ghilzai and Cabul are very
pounh disturbpu