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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

counties of the Fourth district.
Facts are stubborn things, and the
most sanguine Republicans are
obliged to recognize their force.
The Democratic detection from
Glenn is decreasing every day.
Thousands of that party, who
looked with disgust upon having to
accept as their nominee the caudi-
date of another party, are at last
awakening to the fact that Glenn,
O staunch and uncompromisiDg
Democrat, is infinitely preferable
to Perkins, who is not onlya a dyed in
the wool Republican but a Repub-
lican who is receiving the cordial
support of every monopolist and
lover of class privilege in the State.
The large body of Republicans who
will vote for Glenn will do so be-
cause they desire to teach their
party the lesson that in nominat-
ing its candidates regard must be
had TO the wishes of the masses
and not to the dictation of q lordIy
few. There is really no fact in the
present campaign more significant
than the distrust aud lack of conf
which pervades the Republican
leaders in the present campaign.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

IT'S pitiful, tits wondrous pitiful,
that a public journal should be
made the medium for the gross and
prurient details of human depravi-
ty which have filled the columns of
the San Francisco Chronicle in the
Kalloch matter. THIS paper, under
disguise of being a family journal,
has fairly reeked with details of
lust which make the pages ol
Bocaccio's Decameron light and
innocent reading in the COMPARE
son. The youth Of California, who
have access to this purulent sheet,
have been polluted beyond belief.
1t is not so material whether De
Young kill Kalloch, or Kalloch
kill De Young. The world will
still be the same, though work of
death were done on both. But 10
have innocent maidens and ingen.
uous youth, who have been tender
ly guarded by jealous parents,
landed at one leap into the inner
most penetralIa of lascivious crime,
is horrible in the extreme. The
Chronicle should be compelled to
reform itself or it should he exter.
minated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
COUNTY TICKET

STATE SENATOR,
E. M. SANFORD .-........of Los Nietos
AssEMBLYMEN,
]. I. GORDON................. ''.''..'.''oi AAus"
r. r. DEL VAILE.--."-..of Los Angeles
SUPERIOR JUDGES,
YGNACIO SEPULVEDA, of Los Angeles
Abe RT NJ. STEPHENS, OF Los Angeles
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
THOMAS B. BROWN.-...of Los Angeles
sHLRIFF,
WIN. r. ROWLAND..-.-...""o Ell Monte
COUNTY CLERK,
A. w. POTTS..~---....of Los Angeles
TREASURER,
GEORGE HINDS..-m.....of Wilmington
RECORDER,
N. b. CRAIG ........-.....-..of Westminster
AUDITOR,
n. ]. FLOYD.......-...... ......".of FL NOME
ASSESSOR,
]. w. VENABLE..............o Los Nietos
TAX COLLECTOR,
VIM. b. CULLEN.--.-.....".. Azusa
SURVEYOR,
JOHN K, JACKSON .......of Los Angeles
CORONER,
DR.. J. HANNON...............of Los Angeles
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
BENZ. w. EDELMAN-...of Los Angeles
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
w. p. McDONALD...... Downey
FOR sUPERvIsoRs-FIRsTD DISTRICT,
SAM. PRA9ER, Q. f. KlMbLE'
SECOND DISTRICT,
w. f. COOPER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
EXcitement AbRted-EkaIIOch stSli
ImprOving-Kear Tnihed Of
for Mayor.
ESPECIAL TO THE uBRALD.1


SAN FRANCISCO, August 25th.-
The excitement of the past few
days has toned down to deep in
terest in the result of Kalloch's
wounds, and the universal inquiry
on the street is as to his condition.
This afternoon a decided change for
the better is noticeable, as a result
of which his physicians express the
opinion that there is a strong prob
ability that he will recover. Not
withstanding these favorable symp-
toms, there is still good deal of
talk among Workipgmen as to the
course to be pursued in the event
of a fatal termination. Among
the rank and file there is a stroug
desire visible to put up Kearney for
Mayor should IA change become
necessary, but this desire is shared
neither by the agitator nor his
friends, and it may be considered
certain that nothing of the kiud
will be done. At the police station
vigilance has been relaxed during
the day and only a few officers are
on duty and few militia men.
The Workingmen specials, sworn
in for the purpose of making sure
that De Young was not spirited
away, still remain on duty. A
crowd has fingered around the Met
ropolitan Temple all day, but 9th.
erwise there have been no street
assemblages. except around the
bulletin boards.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
AGAIN and again the news reach,

AGAIN and again the news reach
es US that Glenn is waxing strong
or amongst the farmers of this
State. It Is a curious fact that,
with divided Democracy the Re-
publicans have no real confidence
Of success. The reason for this
lack of heart is easily found. In
every section of California there
are multitudes Of Republicans who
regard Perkins as the chosen rep
resentative of monopoly and class
distinctions. He is looked upon as
sort of political Trojan horse, in
whose belly lie concealed the men
who will hand over the State to
monopoly and the lovers of wealth,
class and privilege. 1t is useless to
try to disguise the fact that Per-
kins is personally very amiable
man. Were his record invulnera-
BILE we know of no one who is better
calculated than he to make votes
by a personal appeal to the citizen.
But the people are not in quest of
q good fellow. They are ready to
take as their standard bearer
the most uninteresting of
men providing, only, that he is
staunch on principle. 1t is due to
this fact that the Republicans fail
to dress up into line and are found
in thousands ready to sink politics
on State Issues. 1t is due to this
that no Republican politician feels
safe In counting a half q dozen
counties for Perkins as sure beyond
peradventure. Take the Fourth
Congressional district, for instance
He who can reckon any one of the
nineteen counties composing it as
certain for Perkins is very sam
guine man. Driven to desperate
straits, such counties as San Diego
and Santa Barbara are put down in
the Perkins column. This, indeed,
shows very sorry pitch ofdespera-
ton. We much doubt if a single
county of the whole tier will give
Perkins o majority, while the
counties in which he will even se-
cure a modest plurality are hard to
discover. 1t is not strained esti-
mate to look for a plurality for
Glenn In every one Of the nineteen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

Tarring and feathering obnox.
ious characters is frequent occur
renee in Reno. The Gazette says
that devoted young mother over
there has devised new way OF
amusing her baby. She puts the
infant on the floor and props 1t up
with pillows. Then she smears a
few drops of tar on the baby's fin
gers and gives it large feather.
The baby sits contentedly all day
long picking at the feather. AS
fast as the little fellow gets it of
one finger it sticks to another, and
thus affords him continual amuse.
ment. Besides divertiDg the
child's mind SO well, it is n good
thing, his mother thinks, to make
the children handy with tar and
feathers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

WITH an inconsequence of ideas
which is really laughable it is as
sumed that Glenn's candidacy for
Governor will be weakened by the
De Young-Kalloch episode. The
truth is that the nomination of
DR.. Glenn by the New Constitu-
tIon party was a triumph over the
De Youugs. These men went to
Sacramento with a great flourish
of trumpets determined to force
the nomination Of their own favor
ite, Webster. They were inglori-
ously beaten from the field and had
no alternative but to support
Glenn. They did so slowly and
unwillingly. We have always
doubted whether the advocacy of
the Chronicle did DR.. Glenn any
earthly good. His strength is in
herent and does not depend on
newspaper advocacy. He is strong
because he represents a great
yearning and aspiration of the peo-
pie of this State, and his nomina-
tion by the New Constitution and
Democratic parties was a conces-
sion to this undisguised and imper.
ative public sentiment. The
De YouDgs saw the strength
of the Workingmen and tried to
ride into popularity on theil
brawny shoulders. They next
discerned the fine promise of the
New Constitution movement and
threw themselves bodily upon a
flood tide which led them to a GER
tain sort of success. Still again
they shifted from afar the vigor Of
the impulse which called for the
nomination of a man like Glenn
and which now calls for his cleo
tion, and they threw themselves on
the shoulders of the Colusa GraDg.
er like an Old Man of the Noun
tain. Not even the advocacy Of
the Chronicle could beat the new
Constitution, nor will its cham.
pionship of Glenn lose that gentle
man a vote. The purely personal
quarrel of the De Youngs and Kali
loch, and the appearance of Charles
De Young in the role of an assas-
sin, have absolutely no political
significance. There is probably
not man of any party in the State
Of California who does not look
upon the whole episode, and every
stage of it, as disgraceful and in-
famous to all the parties concerned.
The Workingmen originally COM
mitted grave error in nominating
Kalloch, and the De Youngs have
simply sealed their doom in sally
ing forth as eowardly murderers.
DR.. Hugh J. Glenn is as much in
terested in the lamentable and in
famous affair as Pope Leo is in the
trade of the Guano islands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND A HEALTHY
SKIN can never be obtained while the
pores OF the skin are obstructed or the
blood is in an impure condition. DR..
Jayne's Alternative will, however, restore
the purity of the skin and will thor
oughly cleanse the blood. 1t will also
remove the obstinate state of the pores,
and free the perspiration from all impu.
rites and gross particles. A trial will
establish its efficacy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

A little girl was punished by her
mother for some misdemeanor.
When the correction had been fin.
ished, she looked up pleadingly
and said, Using to me mamma"
"What shall L sing ?" "Sing,
s"There is rest for the weary.w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
EVENING srREErs-i.2O p. NJ

Ophir. 80; Savage, l34 b; Belle Isle, AZ
b; Alta, Ga S; Paradise, 2GO b; Benton,
81 S; aila. 75c b: Jacket, l5ls b. i5s4 a; Con-
fidence, 10H b. Gala, 4.7os; G & c, liz s;
Caledonia. 1.90 a; Justice, b, 3.l0 a; Po-
tosi, AZ a; I'm perial, Las b, ~ a; Ward,
LIS b, so a; Relcher, 4.55 b; Julia. 4 s;
b & B, lSh b; Utah, 10 b; Exchequer, 6A b;
Mexican, 35A b. S5h u.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
A GARD.

To all who are su ffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay. loss of manhood,
etc., Will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South Americl 1. Send a self-addsessed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IN
MAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
City dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

An expert at Long Branch is
able 10 tell whether a lady came
from the North, South or West, by
the prints of her naked feet in the
sand. He says it takes three times
longer to scoop the water out Of
hollow made by Western girls
foot than it does out Of that made
by any of the others.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

blown off. Rsilway construction
camps were demolished and the la
borers compelled to seek an open
place for safety.
AGrand Jury Uensured.
ST.. LOUIS, August 25th.-The
case of Health Commissioner
Francis, who was indicted about a
month ago for oppression and mis-
demeanor in office, was set aside
by Judge Cady of the Court of
Criminal Correction to-day, and
the Grand Jury was censured for
its action in the matter.
Poisoned by "LemOnade."
MILWAUKEE, August 25th.-The
Telegraph, tomorrow, will publish
details of o case of wholesale
poisoning at harvest picnic at
Muckwonago, in Waukesha coun-
ty, last Friday. An Investigation
showed that by mistake six ounces
of tartar emetic had been put into
some water as an excuse for lemon
ade, aud those who drank of the
mixture were taken violently sick,
and at last accounts several persons
were reported in q dangerous con-
ditiou, among them Hon. A. E.
Perkins.
rf,o st. E.pni= strihsrs.
ST. LOUIS, August 25th.-The
stove founders who stuck are re-
suming work. The coopers have
again stopped work, claiming bad
faith on the part of their employ
ers. The cigarmakers are still out
right of aa Embezzier.
KANSAS CITY, NO., August 25th.
w. r. Bell, Cashier of the Ameri-
can Express Company, is missing,
and SO is at least $4,000 of the
Company's money. He has been
absent since tho Goth instant.
Nothing is known of his where.
abouts.
Murder aud Suicide.
TOLEDO, Ohio, August 25th.-On
Thursday night last Police Ser
geant Jacob Nohl arrested a man
named Ross Salisbury, an old Of
fender who has served in various
penitentiaries for burglary, etc.,
on a charge of being suspicious
person. This morning Salisbury
came out in a card, abusing Nohl
and rejecting on his character and
qualifications as an officer. About
IL o'clock OH Saturday morning
Nohl called on Salisbury and de-
manded retraction, which being
refused, Nohl shot Salisbury twice
and then shot himself. Both died
in a short time. Nohl was faith
full and efficient officer, greatly re-.
spected by the members of the po.
lice force and citizens generally.
Two Men Lymchcd.
DENVER. August 25th.-A special
to the Tribune has the particulars
of the lynching Of two men at
Trinidad, COL, last night. Last
week man uamed Cormack at
tempted to rape a four-year-old
girl, and yesterday Dan Logan
made a similar attempt on a six
year-old girl. Both men were i'm
prisoned, and both were called on
by a body of 100 men and taken to
an old corral and hanged. Cor
mack's mother lives in Kentucky,
and he requested that she be in
formed of the manner of his death.
Canada Railroads.
LONDON, August 25th.-Accom-
panying the notification of Chill
ders from the Board of Directors Of
the Great Western Railroad of
Canada, that company publishes an
answer to the proposition of Pres
ident Tyler of the Grand Trunk
Railway for the fusion of the entire
receipts of both roads. The repre-
sentatives of the Grand Trunk
Railroad declare that they adhere
to their preference for a division of
the traffic at competitive points
only rather than to the plan for a
joint purse arrangement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

lie Inhabitants OF Cologne antici-
pate visit from the Pope next
year, if the church conflict be set
tied in the meantime"
Russia's National Biessing.
LONDON, August 25. The Times
Berlin correspondent says that the
national debt OF Russia, bearing in
terest, is becoming enormous.
There are now in circulation l, 132,-
l55, l25 roubles in paper.
The Ita,iau Harvest.
LONDON, August 25th.-A Rome
dispatch to the NeWs reports that
the harvest in Italy has been disas-
trously affected by drought and
parching heat. The prospects of
the vintage are more reassuring.
Considerable distress has been
caused in Venetian provinces ow-
ing to the slender yield of the silk
cocOons.
The ZnIu War.
LONDON, August 25th.-A dis
patch from Newcastle, South Afri-
ca, August Sd, says that one tribe
of Zulus, who have not yet felt the
brunt of the war, are massing to-
ward Selobane. A detachment
from a corps of British troops, un.
der orders to return home is being
hurried against them.
The United Service Gazette be-
lieves that Lord Chelmsford will be
confirmed in the rank of Lieuten-
nt-General which was temporar-
lily conferred upon him while serv
ing in South Africa.
carey Exoaeratcd.
LONDON, August 25.-The Times
announces that Lieutenant Carey,
in addition to the official notifica-
tion of the reversal of the sentence
of the court. martial in his case,
has received letter from the Duke
of Cambridge, Commander.in
Chief of the British Army. review
ing the circumstances of the death
of the Prince Imperial and conclud.
ing with the opinion that, after the
surprise of the reconnoitering party
by the Zulus, resistance was i'm.
possible and retreat imperative.
Death OF n Missionary.
LONDON, August 25th.-The Mis-.
sionary Society has received a tele.
gram from Alden announcing thai
Mr.. Mullers, formerly Foreign Sec.
retary of that society, died of pere.
tonitis on July 10th. He had gone
at his own urgent request, to assist
in establishing a mission at Lake
Tanganyiki.
Shipments of Cold 40 America.
PARIS, August 25th.-Over2, ,000,'
900 francs have been shipped from
French ports to the United States
during the last three weeks. The
Bank OF France has now sold
wholesale its small stock of bal
gold and foreign gold. One of the
chief bullion houses of Paris esti-
mates that the insufficient crop Of
England, France and Germany
will make necessary the purchase
from the United States to the
amount of EGO, 900. 600 sterling. II
Is thought that 100000 sterling
more will leave France for the
United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
OEMOCR RATIC
STATE TICKET,
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
HUGH ]. GLENN...........--...." Coiusa
FOR LIEuTENANr-oovERSoR,
LEVI CHASE................. ..-.of San Diego
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WI. .TINNIN.-........-......" TRINITY
FOR ooNTRoLLER,
W. B. @. BROWN. sacramento
FOR TREASURER,
@. T. PAUIII...........-......" Sonona
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
10 HAMILTON. Placer
FOR SURVEYOR aENEhAL.
WIN. MINIS.....-.-............. iolo
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
d. D. WOOLF............-..of San Francisco
FOR suP'r OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
HENRY G. GISSFORD........".".of Napa
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
RoB'T r. MORRISON, of San Francisco
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
z. w. KCKINSTRY....of San Francisco
]. D. THORNTON..."....of San Francisco
e. M. ROSS..--....-..--.....of Les Angeles
TIP. STONEY. Y..........-............of Napa
e. b. EE............................of Alameda
]. r.. .SHARPSTEIN..-. San Francisco
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
FIRST DISTRICT,
q. ]. CARPENTER........- Ell Dorado
Second Dist.-To be nominated.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEO. STONEMAN-... Los Angeles
FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
FIRST DISTRICT,
A. G. BRADFORD.......o of San Francisco
SECOND DISTRICT,
CHAs. H. RANDALL.....ofT Tuolumne
THIRD DISTRICT,
@. E. WILCOXSON.-.....-. ..-......".of Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
T. d. HEISKELL.-...-...-... Stahlslaus
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS:
FIRST DISTRICT,
CHAS. A. SUMNER-..of San Francisco.
SECOND DISTRICT,
T. ]. ............ot Sacraihehto
THIRD DISTRICT,
CP Y,.,,.,...................,ofS Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
WALLACE LEACH.............of san Diego
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
ss'r6bCN iS,fgst,tsi'.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK AMI nx-
CHANGE HOARi'.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO, August %
2S5 Ophlr, 35I%, 35s4l SO Belcher. GO, 4. 60
50, 351S, 354 10 Confidence, IOX
1856 Mexican. 331a l0l4
$3.50 g & @, 1Iss, lin, leo 8 New, 40H
ll5s 81 Utah, 1917, 10
lis B q 3. 1S54, 1Sk 2i0 Bullion, Gk, 6E
1856 Gala, 4 65, AIS b5,6
900 Savage, 1877, 1874 20 Ex'quer. 6h
l3h l5U Justice. 8 Us
45o Con Va, 4.65, COL 800 Union, 5234 SO,
465 52h
1S5 Chollar, 6h $50 Alta, 85A, 6}s
100 Potosi, 4 S5 Is Julia, 405
6s5 Jacket, 151a, 159f, .s25 $ Hill, l.50
l5h TO Ward. I.s0, l.S0
26j II q N, II, 1879 50 Scorpion. IS
900 Point, 4.20 ITO Benton 4.40
$50 Imperial, LEO 600 Con Dorado, &C
S. Kentuck, 4 LBS
80 Alpha, "a 100 Mackey, l.2O
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
CITY TICKET.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
q. L. PEEL, w. B. LAWLOR,
JOHN TRAFFORD.
CoNsTABLEs,
J. H. NORTHCRAFT. NJ. d. HARE,
GEO. ENGELHARDT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
The Stearns Ranches,
FRED ROBINSON Trustee, 1870 Sutter St. San Francisco CAL

10000 AF6Es F1E sHLE. 81 hAhn Il
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges. Lemons, LINES, figs,
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Ap.
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar.
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc., and
also many thousand acres of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
A Grand Jury Usnsured.

ST.. LOUIS, August 25th.-The
case of Health Commissioners
Francis, who was indicted about a
month ago for oppression and mis-
demeanor in office, was set aside
by Judge Cady of the Court Of
Criminal Correction to-day, and
the Grand Jury was censured for
its action in the matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
FOR EICN.
the pope 10 Visit Gertlany,

LONDON, August 25.-The Posts
Berlin dispatch says: "The Catho-
lie inhabitants of Cologne antici-
pate a visit from the Pope next
year, if the church conflict be set
tied in the meantlme.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

blown off. Rsilway construction
camps were demolished and the la
borers compelled to seek an open
place for safety.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
Russia's National Blessing.

LONDON, August 25. The Times
Berlin correspondent says that the
national debt OF Russia, bearing in
terest, is becoming enormous.
There are now in circulation l, 132,-
l55, 125 roubles in paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

NEw YoRx Sun For q man OF his
years. George B. Mcclellan has had
greatness thrus. upon him in q really re-
markablo way. Eighteen years ago he
woke up one morning to find himself
entitled General.in in. Chief Of the Armies
OF the United States. Fifteen years ago
he won the added d~istinction Of being
defeated in q Presidential election,
since then he has been Chief Engineer
OF the Dock Department Of this city;
and he 10 now Governor Of the sovereign
State Of New Jersey. 1t does not neces-
sarily follow. however. that the name OF
George B. Mcclellan will occupy the
nrst place on the Democratic national
ticket next year.