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Decorah-posten., 1879-04-30

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7n. rau. ira Ticket Agent, xilvssfss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

THERE is a remarkable discrep.
ancy between the estimates of the
results Of the coming election in
New York made by the Democrat
10 and Republican State Central
Committees, respectively, of that
State. The partisans of Governor
Robinson affect to think that he
will be reelected by a majority Of
$1,000, in spite of John Kelly. On
the other hand, the friends of Cor
nell jauntily assume that he will
carry that State by plurality of
one hundred thousand over Robin.
500, and that the rest of the Rspubli-
can State ticket will be elected by a
majority of from twenty to thirty
thousand. While we should much
like to look upon the reelection of
Gov. Robinson as certain, 1t is i'm
possible to disguise the fact that
movements such as that of Kelly
are generally attended by disaster
to the Democracy in New York. 1t
is hard to get up an overmastering
enthusiasm when revolt of for
midable proportions is in full force
In one's own party. However,
some Of the best men in the Re-
publican party are moving heaven
and earth to defeat Cornell and
6opIe, because they represent the
vicious and machine element Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

i
THERE Is something exquisite
ly absurd in the assumption that,
because the Democratic party may
lose New York this year, through
party treason, they must necessa-
rily lose it next year. Nothing is
more thoroughly established than
the fact that the party in that
State will not again permit per-
sonal chickering's and disputes to
ruin the party If they fail to rule it..
Whatever other issue there may
be to the present campaign in New
York, its result will effectually
kill John Kelly. 1t may have the
other result, also, of giving promi.
nence to Gen. Hancock as the
Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent; but, whether it shall be so or
no, Kelly is politically moribund.
If the political miracle Of the cleo
ton of Robinson should come to
pass, however, Kelly would be
even more surely killed, and the
fact would become demonstrated
that there is deep.seated impress
sion amongst the most intelligent
portion of the American people
that Samuel J. Tilden should sec
ond time be the candidate of the
Democratic party for President.
His candidacy would then mean
not only a triumphant election, as
In 1876, but his installation in the
White House as well.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
LAST week we reproduced an al

LAST week we reproduced an ar
4 tEcle from the Anaheim Gasett'
which showed how remarkably
. suocessful the Anaheim Colony
project had been. The Sacramento
Record Union, with an entire ig-
norance of the facts developed by
the experiments at Anahelm, Pas
adena and Riverside, has been at
lacking the colonial feature of set
element In this State. Apropos of
this topic. SO blunderingly handled
~ our Sacramento contemporary.
The editor OF the Gazette, In bis last
number, says:
The Record Union assumes, from
!. the fact that no one has volunteered
to defend the colony system. that
the colonies now in operation are
failures, and that the projectors OF
the several colony schemes now IN
process of Incubation cannot sub
stsntiate the glowing statements
with which their circulars, pam.
phets and advertisements tenn. 1t
IL probably right in ipferring that
there Is flavor of fraud and decep-
tlon in many of the schemes
which are now being brought into
notice, but that such well.in.
formed Journal should not be aware
OF the signal success of several col
onies In this State is passing
strange. We hope to convince our
esteemed contemporary that the
colony Of Anaheim, the first enter
prise of the kind inaugurated in
the State, is one Of the most pros
porous, fiourishing communities on
the Pacific Coast. As We do not
desire to be misunderstood, we wish
to call special attention to the fact
that we Rllude specifically to the
original colony and its founders,
and to the business which it was
Intended the colonists should en-
gage In. We have nothing to do
with the failures which have at
tended Individual effort. But we
could use these failures as an illus
tratlon Of the position we assumed
last week-that q man is more apt
to succeed by connecting himself
With q we'll managed colony than
he is by "going it alone"
The rise and progress of Ana
helm is an oft told tale TO the Ga
xette readers, but it is one which is
worth endless repetition. Other
schemes, conducted on a more
elaborate plan, have had their day
and been forgotten, but 10 spite of
untoward and disheartening draw
hacks, Anaheim stands proudly
!. sorth, q monument of what perse-
verance. pluck and intelligently
applied industry can accomplish.
The Gazette then proceeds to re-
capitulate, expand and elaborate
the facts of the notable success OF
the Anaheim colony which we
7 gave in q summarized form week
ago. The fact is that the Anaheim.
Pasadena and Riverside colonies in
Southern California have been con-
splcuous and gratifying successes,
from every standpoint, and nota'
bly, so from pecuniary one.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
HARPER BROTHERS, the world

HARPER BROTHERS, the world
famed publishers of Hdrpers'
Weekly, and for nearly twenty
years the strongest pillars Of the
Republican party, have adopted
the unusual expedient, in their
journal of Civilization" of pub
fishing personal card in which
they say, in substance, that they
would rather suspend the publica-
tlon of their weekly than support
Cornell, who Is, by the way, the
most pronounced representative of
Grant now before the people for
election TO office. This may mark
> new era in the politics Of the
United States. Those who have
kept themselves informed of the
developments of the last twenty
years will remember that Harper's
Weekly, up to the very outbreak Of
the war, was very strong Demo-
cratic journal. It's sympathies, in
the famous Presidential election of
1880, were quite pronouncedly for
Stephen A. Douglas, but there was
also strong pro-Southern under
tone In this publication. In the
exciting scenes which led up to the
firing on Sumpter the Harpers had
nothing but ridicule for Abraham
Lincoln. They caricatured his ia.
nous trip through Baltimore, and
entry into Washington, in a long
cloak and Scotch cap. AS between
two days, Harper's Weekly
changed its whole attitude, and that
journal became a rabid "bloody
shirp organ. 1t may just be that,
In the event ola possible candida
cy Of Grant for a third term, this
influential guide, and almost die
tator, of Republican sentiment, is
on the eve of another of its light
ming changes. Its opposition to
Cornell would seem to give legiti-
mate ground for such an impress.
ion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

FAIR week has ended in Los An
geles with the largest collection OF
people we have ever noted in the
city at one time. At the same
time the Horticultural exhibit has
certainly not been up to the stan.
dard of last year. 1t is to be hoped
that, hereafter, exhibition and Wis.,
itors may work together, thus re.
sulting in large receipts to the
Horticultural Society and the
finest possible display of the prod
ucts of this section. Our finest eff
forts have been in the line of APP
Piles, pumpkins and other things
which pertain rather to the tenn
perate than the semi-tropical zone.
1t would seem to anyone interest
ed in the special productions of Los
Angeles county that the Horticul
tural Fair ought to be held at {
time which would admit Of THU
sections putting its best foot for
ward.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
Death OF "a Pi0ueers's Wife wheat
Tho Iavest1gattOn OF Pabiic
Officials.

PORTLAND, Oct. 25.-Mrs. M. A.
Pease, the wife of Captain George
A. Pease, one Of the pioneer steam.
boat men of the State, died here
last night, after q short illness.
The deceased was greatly beloved
by a large circle OF friends.
Wheat is firm at ST 95 per centa |,
with considerable activity in mar
ket.
j.. Whitney, Prosecuting At
torney for the Third Judicial Dis
trict, has refused to prosecute cases
against certain ex-State officials,
against whom charges of corrupt
ion and population have been pre-
ferred by the Investigating Com
mittee appointed by the last Legls-
lature. Judge B. F. Harding, on
converting the State Circuit Court
at Salem yesterday, called in the
Grand Jury and read to them Gov
ernor Thayer's appointment of M.
Thompson to prosecute the cases
against the late State officials, snd
citing Attorney Whitney's refusal
to proceed in the judicial investi-
cation. Judge Harding then APP
pointed George A. Burritt to in
vestigate the charges, and II neces.
sary to prepare an indictment
against Whitney for violation Of
his oath of office. This matter has
created great sensation in the judi
cial circles of the Capital.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

that organization. We have more
belief In the zeal than in the num-
befs of these people. They repre-
sent the dilettantl class of the Re-
publican party, and they are deci6-
eddy more select than numerous.
If the farmers of the interior Re-
publican counties sympathize with
these kid glove gentlemen, they
will amount to something; If not,
not,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

KEEP THE BLOOD PURE by using DR..
Jayne's Alternative, and you purge the
system of many malignant elements,
Wnlch, ieit 10 themselves. may deveIop
Disease, Mercurial a Election, Scurvey or
Goitre. This Alternative by enteri ng in
TO the circulation thoroughly purges tn e
blood, and removes any morbid tenden-
and at the same time sustains the
strength of the patient.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
A GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors
and tndiscret.ons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay. loss of manhood,
etc., will send recipe that Will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send a self-add ressed
envelope to The REV. JOSEPH r. IN
MAN, Station ID. Bible House, New York
City d8-Iy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE..

EoNGREGArIoN B'NAI BERTH. TIE
~ Annual Meeting of The above Conere-
g,tion will be held this Sunday evening,
october 2eth, at $50, sharp, for important
business. All members are particularly
requested to attend, By order of
1t ISAAC NORTON, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

! $50 Occidental, 2.10
100 Lady W shn,l 05,
400 Scorpion, s, So,
81
so w ard, ~,
$3.50 Benton, 35z, 3.7(
700 Golden Gate,
75o Con Dorado,2.60
IN
600 N Bonanza, LILO,
LIS
100 4 & E, lbs
255 Eureka Con ,255z
%. 2514, 25h
81 Jackson, AZ
$50 independence,
IL
SG5 Belle Isle, d.65,
~, 4 20
100 Hillside, Ito
500 Paradise JAG
$50 Wales, 8, tx. !
2l0 Bodie, 1875, 1879,
II
$50 Bechtel, lao
200 Tioga, 3h, 3 10
800 summit, ~,
1.85
100 Bulwer, IL,
Ito Syndicate, 81
l52 Mono, SO, N
25Con PACT,
$50 Jupiter, l.s0, l,80
$50 N MONDAY, 81
200 Dudley, l
$40 Mammoth, 6,6A
100 S King, So
$50 Boston, Lao, IL
40 NJ White, ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
New York Prpdaco Exchange,
FOR EIcM.
Transvaai C0uacii.

LONDON, Oct. 25th.-The Execu-
tive Council of Transvaal consists
of the Lieutenant.G Governor, Com
mandant of the Troops, Colonial
Secretary, the Attorney General
and Secretary of Naval Affairs.
Rersia.
st. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25th.-
The possibility of trouble between
Russia and Persia is a further rea-
son for postponing the Tekke Tur-
conan expedition. The Persians
are jealous of the commercial adj
vantage gained by the Chinese
through the treaty between Russia
and China, by which the latter Sc
cures Kuldja, and have made
claims which Russia Is not likely
to comply with. 1t is very gener.
ally believed that Russian influ-
ence in Teheran is gradually being
supplanted by the British.
A shors Stay.
BERLIN. Oct. 25.-The Emperor
Of Russia and the Grand Duke
Constantine on their way to st.
Petersburg, halted here only two
hours. They neither paid nor re-
ceived visits. Speculation, of
course, seeks to invest this incident
with serious meaning.
French News.
In duel at Algiers between a
Lieutenant of the Zouaves and a
Commissary Adjutant, the latter
was killed.
General Bialdini has withdrawn
his resignation.
The deficit in the sugar beet crop
will be between 25 and so per cent.
less than last year.
Peters Pence.
ROME, Oct. 24.-Peter's pence,
thus far this year, is considerably
larges than at this time last year.
Iron Trade Revived.
| BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 25th.-Ex.
cepting In common qualities, pig
iron is adversely affected by the re-
lapse in Glasgow. The iron ma rket
continues firm at late rates, and
the firmness is gradually extend
tending to a high class of iron. Ma
tive iron of all the mines and pigs
of approved brands are %. I'D. to s..
per ton higher than the prices cur
rent at the end Of September and
marked bars are strong with con-
siderable transactions therein.
Leading firms in the finished iron
trade in South Saffordshire and
East Worcestershire yesterday con-
sidered an application for an ad-
vance in wages on the ground of
the improvement in trade. They
decided that they did not consider
that the state of the trade justified
an advance.
The Elections.
SOFIA, Oct. 25.-The new elect
ion for the Bulgarian Chamber re-
suited in Government majority.
seizure OF stores, etc.
LAHORE, Oct. pa reconnois-
sance was made on the Dist from
Gundamuck, and large quantity
| of stores and provisions were seized
in the Sufed-Seng fort.
Aieko Pasha 60 visit the sultan.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. %. =
Aleko Pasha, Governor of Eastern
Roumelia, will visit the Sultan af-
ter the closing Of the Roumelian
| Assembly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

1il Ophir, SO. S3H. 3s
4l0 Mexican. S5A, So,
80
$40 G & G, 10, 9, 81
1855 b & b. lS4, 10
80 Gala, II. 5ss
$50 Savage, 10, l2M
500 Con Va, 81. 63s,
5b'
$50 Chollar,
1856 Potosi. So, 81,
$50 II q N, IA, 1877
$50 Point, 500, $50,
3.75
200 Jacket, IAN, AZ.
920 imperial, LOS,
LOS. b 10, LOS
25 Kentuck, 4
100 Alpha, IA
95 BeIcher, $50, 80
lbs Confidence, 9A,
10, o.
100 s Nevada, 6i COZ,
40Z, 6lh, 60H
1870 Utah, %, 22l4, 2.
22s4
255 Bullion, 81, 81
$50 Ex'quer.4. 30, 4. 55,
4 50, 40
SIS Belcher. 20
90 Overman, 8
100 Justice. 2.S5
775 Union, 81, S4K,
IS. S4A
1870 Alta, 5H.5A
230 Julia, az, $40
$50 Andes, LILO, Los
loo Caledonia, "a,
300 8 Hill, l %.
100 Challenge, "a,
$50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

the Angio-Caltf0rnia Bank, to
Belle, daughter OF Joseph Selig-
man, of this city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26


The wicked Dick L,sK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18th. The Chi
nese colony were yesterday as
founded by the news that deceitful
and ungrateful Dick Ling had
again absconded with Mrs. Hee
Ling, and their whereabouts are
unknown.
Compliments to C0.ksiDg-Thtrd
Term Room.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 The Herald
to-day says: Conkling has excel
lent reasons to be gratified by the
voluntary appearance of Evarts In
the Cooper Union as the advocate
of Mr.. Cornell, and incidentally of
the denomination of President
Hayes predecessor as Republican
candidate for third term. The an
nouncement volunteered by Blaine
and Sherman that they will follow
Evarts, must also be gratifying to
him. The Senators returning to
their Congressional labors at the
beginning of the long session,
seems likely to be accompanied
with all the accomplishments Of a
Roman triumph.
New York Prpduco Exchange.
NEW York, Oct. 25th. The in
crease in the membership of the
Produce Exchange has been very
large within the past three months,
and there seems to be stronger
feeling ia the new and larger Ex-
change building. The Board OF
Managers approved twenty.three
new members yesterday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Dairylng.

Good water Is abundant at an
average depth OF six feet from the
surface. On almost every acre o
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri'
gated by the water of the Santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat
urally moist, requiring only gcot
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourth Cash: bal
ance ia one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. interest.
Twill take pleasure in showing
these lands 10 parties seeking land
who are invited to come and SEE
this extensive tract before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

10000 ACRES OF LAM 4
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, LINES, Figs
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, APP
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, ETC., ane
also many thousand acres Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
EAST Err N.


NEW YORK, Oct. 25th.-Thls is
the coolest morning of the season.
The thermometer sunk to 420, and
1t is growing colder. No rain of
any account has yet fallen, and
now there lie no signs of any.
Approaching MARI iaae.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25th.- Among
the approaching weddings is that
of Philip Lilienthal, Manager OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
Seizure of stores, etc.

LAHORE, Oct. ga recon nois-
sance was made on the Dist from
Gundamuck, and large quantity
of stores and provisions were seized
in the Sufed-Sepg fort.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26

| CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. %. -
Aleko Pasha, Governor of Eastern
Roumelia, will visit the Sultan af-
ter the closing Of the Roumelian
Assembly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
The Elections,

SOFIA, Oct. 25.-The new elect
ion for the Bulgarian Chamber re-
suited in a Government majority.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCEE REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
STOCN RE.

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-01-20
Two Dominican Con.pira,ors Shot.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-A rumor prevailed through
out the city today to the effect that two well known
Spanish subjects had been forciby taken from a
steamer in San Domingo, and cruelty put to death,
and it created no little excitement among Span
ish and Cuban population. Senior H. Belni, Do
mnican Consul in this city, when spoken to on the
subject, said that General Valentine Perez and Man
uel Cammino, both of whom were Dominicans and
not'Spanish subjects, had taken passage from May
agueE, Porto Rico, for Porto Platte, San Domingo
on the Spanish steamer Manuel, after having COM
bined with General Baez, ex-Presdent Of the San
Domingo Republic, in revolutionary movement for
the overthrow Of the existing government. Governor
Lthgood of Porto Platte learned of the conspiracy,
and when the vessel touched there he demanded the
men of her captain. They were delivered up under
protest, both claiming to be Spanish citizens, and
were taken to the office of the Minister of War,
when the form of trial was gone through, lasting
about two hours They were found guilty Of con-
spiracy to overthrow the Government and SEN
fenced to be shot, and four hours after they left the
vessel their bodies rddled with bullets. They
appealed for respite, but their judges mex
orable. General Perez was at one time Governor of
Aqua, San Domingo.